Snyder High School - Tigers Lair Yearbook (Snyder, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1979 volume:

r Tiger’s Lair Snyder High School Snyder, Texas 79549 Volume 43 1979 J N KSHS Listings: Happy Days 10- 47 What’s Happening 138-185 Faculty 48- 61 Honors 186-205 Wide World Of Sports 62-137 Young And Restless 206-248 Happy Days Freshman Paul Ellis studies hard at the beginning of a new year. Juniors Sara Youngkin, Lori McCormick, Peggy Fletcher and Sophomore Beth Ellison prove classmen can get together. Freshman Vicki Gregory, Joyce Barnes and Debra Combest enjoy their free time during advisory. Junior Jaime Hataway muscles in on Tiger Power. 3 Days Ofi Our Lives F a c u I t y English teacher Alta Lynch, plays student on teachers float In Homecoming Parade. Business teacher Patsy Williams calls her class to order. Science teacher Elolse Lambert, and Billie Hartsfield, typing instructor act as Snyder High Students. English teacher Mary Faver pretends to be the Dunce. Third place went to Future Teachers of America for Accepting the Challenge . o Fellowship of Christian Athletes won First place for the best float in Homecoming parade. g a n ■ i z a t Drama Department won Second place for their ice cream float. Library aides riding their float are Jean Smith, Teena Hopper, Kathy Kubena, Sherry Holt and Nancy Brim. a I o n s Whats Happening 5 Wide World Of Sports Coach Housden, Cindy Clayton, Kim Fritz and Jaime Hataway watch their teammates work for a victory. Tigers display who's number one in bi-district as Milton Ham holds the trophy. Varsity volleyballer Kathy Harrell spikes the ball for the state championship. 6 Sophomore basketballers Art Corrales and John Smith cover Melvin Wallace for the ball. 7 Freshman Valeta Wheeler practices her leaps for a regional competition. Emmy Awards Homecoming Queen, Cindy Koonsman and escort Chuck Wilson. Cassie Crownover, nominee for Homecoming queen, and her es- cort Greg Sullenger. Homecoming nominee, Sarah Fa- gin and escort Paul Fagin. Homecoming nominee, Debra Baack and Ty Springer. Shelley Grosshans, nominee, and Tom Luera, escort. 8 Bryan Lewallen and Deana Waller do the robot with Dlsc-ola. Noeml Canales and Connie Martinez munch on re- freshments at the Senior Food Drive party. e n ■ i o r s The Senior pep rally gets a yell from Terri Dennis, Kathy Watts, Theresa Dennis, Anne Beuerlein, Helen Kim- zey, Debbie Tucker, Carla Henderson, Ja- mie Westbrook and Teresa Gallagher. Young And The Restless 9 Junior Class Officers Grace Ann Holder Secretary Kelly Devers President Melanie Jarrell Vice President Sara Youngkin Reporter 12 Class Favorites Cassie is a varsity cheerleader, and was a nominee for this year's Homecoming Queen. She was involved in Student Council one year. Darrell is Student Council President. He has been in choir for 3 years and has received many awards for his performances. He is a member of the Future Teachers of America. Top: She is shown riding in the Homecoming Parade. Bottom: Cassie enjoys a laugh during history class. Top: Darrell weighs bags of groceries for the food drive. Bottom: He is also an assistant in the office. 13 Juniors Win Again George Aguilar Donnie Alberts George Alvarado Angela Aldridge Robert Alexander Laurie Allen James Allen Monty Anderson Morris Anderson Gary Atwood Manuel Avila Debra Baack Rodney Babcock Chuck Bane Tracy Banks Hector Barbosa Corby Barrett Taina Barrett Brentz Beauchamp Martha Beavers Lloyd Benson Deborah Berryman Mitch Birdsall Terry Boatman Penny Bolding Andy Booker Rhonda Border Ruthy Bozeman Nancy Brim Joe Buerlein 14 Benet Boswell LaRonda Cain Darrell Calvert Angel Carreon Randy Chambers Pam Chaney Jacque Chasteen Gary Chesser Demetra Cobb Gary Cody Danny Courtney Susan Cowen Bill Cox Suzanne Cross Melynda Crow Cassie Crownover 15 Andrew Contreras was SHS American Foreign Exchange student for 1978-79. Juniors Promote Pep, Prompt Spirit Eddie Cumbie Toni a Davidson David Dean Kelly Deavers Bobby Degrate Janie DelaRosa Glenna Dennis Steve Dillard David Dolliver Danny Doss Richard Dupree Gail Elam John Erwin Stella Espinoza Jimmy Fancher Michelle Featherston Suzanne Fisher Peggy Fletcher Brad Floyd John Ford Laura Fortune Above: Junior Deborah Baack cheers for the Tigers during a pep rally. 16 Christmas Brings Junior Grins Carla Franks Tod Fritz Belinda Fuentez Carol Fuentez Paul Gafford Frances Galindo Rickey Gambol Junior Garcia Norma Garcia Ricky Garcia Samuel Garcia Nadia Garza Jack George Doug Gilstrap Rodney Glass Rhonda Gohlke Greg Gonzales Linda Gonzales Destry Greenway Kelly Gressett Kinney Grisham Shelley Grosshans Andres Gutierrez Eleanor Gutierrez Margie Gutierrez Ginger Guynes Kay Halbert Sharon Halford Mike Hammock Marty Hammond 17 Juniors Finally Upperclassmen John Hanson Pete Harbin Ricky Harlan Kim Harlin Jaime Hataway Shari Hatfield Brenda Haywood Keith Head Rissa Head Ron Hegedus Jarvier Hermosillo Anita Hernandez Claudia Hernandez Elbia Hernandez Kyle Herrley Dwain Hicks David Hill Doug Hill Frank Hill Lana Hill Tommy Holder Shana Holmesly Tina Hopper John Igo Jimmy James Kim James Melanie Jarrell Christy Jinkins Teresa Johnson Marla Jones 18 Wayne Jones Tammy Justice Martha Keeney Jill Kidd Kim James studies the parts of a camera. Andrea Killian Brantley Kitchings Vickie Kornegay Ramiro Lazcano Sara Lazcano Lynn Leatherwood Barry Lee Gary Lee Jaime Lopez Eric Marble Scott Marlar Marjann Marrow Becky Martin Joe Martin Johnny Martinez Nino Martinez Barry Mayo 10 Martha McAnelly Carl McBroom Jimmy McCaleb Cindy McCormick Lori McCormick Brenda McCright Donna McGee Ricky Harlan and Russel White have some fun for the camera. Jane McNulty John Melott Johnny Milliken Susan Minor David Minyard Daniel Morin Alma Munoz Guy Murphree Mike Neeley Toby Neves Tammy O'Day Bobby Overhulser Billie Owens Rene Palmer Jim Parmer Mike Parmer Bettsey Patterson 20 Juniors Help Make School Year Better Tommy Peek Diana Pemberton Michelle Penrod Daniel Peralez Daniel Perez Sherette Perry Betty Jo Pesina Yolanda Pesina Latrica Pevehouse Pam Pierce Ronnie Pinkerton Alan Pollard Debbie Ponder Karen Preston Mark Preston Danny Preston Timmy Prince Jeffrey Pylant Robert Ramirez Laquita Reaves Steve Regalado Larry Rice Abby Rinehart Josie Rios Carol Robbins John Robinson William Robinson Richard Romo Cherie Rosas Richard Schulze 21 Belinda Scott Mark Scott Thomas Selmon Sandy Sewell Anita Shaw Kyle Short Lucio Solis Ty Springer Tammy Staton JoBeth Stephens Joe Stewart Sherry Stewart Teresa Strickland Stacey Stuard Susan Sullivan Gina Sumruld Lora Sutton Sy Tabor Pham Tan Kenny Tate Steve Tate Brent Taylor Terry Thames Trussell Thane Eddie Thompson Robbie Trevey George Tucker Jimmy Vansickle Sylvia Vasquez Randy Vaughn Juniors Anticipate Final Year 22 Patricia Velez Israel Villanueve Bryan Vincent Kip Wadleigh Monica Walker David Waltz Connie Weber Debbie West Janet West Ray Wheelus Steven Wheeler Russell White Vanessa White Merleann Wilbourn Wendell Wilbourn Billy Wilkinson Sammy Willis Valerie Wilson Mike Wolfe Martha Womack Brad Woolsey Tamera Woolsey Mary Jim Yielding Sara Youngkin 23 Jill Kidd and Anita Shaw pose for a picture together between classes. Jane Anr I Billingsley Matt Taggart Favorites Jane Ann is representative in the Student Council and a Jr. varsity cheerleader. She is also on the gymnastics squad. Matt participates in the band and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He was also defensive end on the Jr. varsity football team. Top: Jane Ann helps out in the library. Bottom: She boosts the spirit of the players and the crowd. Top: Matt learns some of the facts about geometry. Bot- tom: Matt displays his clarinet in the band hall. 25 Carrie Ainsworth Jessica Alarcon Henry Alvarez Sammy Appleton David Arlett Eric Arnold Gayland Bearden Wayland Bearden Holly Beasley Sendy Beasley Mark Becerra Paul Becerra Daren Benbenek Tom Bills Jane Ann Billingsley Barry Blackmon Daphne Blevins James Bloom Carla Bobo Don Boone Beth Bowen Sherri Bowlin Regina Breedlove David Brim Tammy Bruns Sophomores Complete 2nd Year Kay Farmer and Dalinda Roberts support their team. 26 Davey Brown Shannon Browning Kim Burkhart Marsha Burrus Gilbert Cadena Larry Carrisalez Kenneth Carroll Patsy Casas Monica Chandler Vickie Chandler Santos Chaidez Becky Christian Mora Christian Vickie Christian Steve Clark Cindy Clayton Donna Cole Tracy Collier Rosemary Constancio Cynthia Contreras Randy Cook Artoro Corrales Robert Costillo Ricky Cox Hunter Crawford Jay Cumbie Jimmy Cumbie Prentise Curry Cathey Cypert Shellie Davenport 27 John Davis Julie Davis Mike Deere Tony Degrate Ola 6. Deice Devin Donelson Martha Duran Kathy Elam Ricky Elliot Beth Ellison Mark Erwin Neil Evans Paul Fagin Kay Farmer Christena Fierro Jeff Fleer Jennifer Floyd David Fogle Tonya Foreman Jimmy Joe Fowler Ellis Fox Nicci Fox Kim Fritz Leonard Fuentz Leo Gallegos Albert Garcia John Garcia Linda Garcia Paul Garcia Rex Gard 28 Sophomores Battle With Upper Classmen Eleodoro Garza Vickie Gill Karla Gist Kelly Givens Tonya Gohlke Sonny Contresas Ken Goodman Jessie Goodwin Jon Goodwin Rodney Goswick Cassandra Gray Pam Gray Jerry Greene Winston Green Troy Grisham Reme Guerrero Hope Gutierrez Curtis Guynes Danny Guynes Israel Guzman Robin Hegedus 29 Sophomore Kris Seale relaxes while waiting for an assembly. Sam Halford Debbie Ham Stephen Ham Eddie Hamilton James Hands Missy Hardcastle Devin Donelson and David Wi- man read up on lessons in the li- brary. Starla Hatfield Mike Havener Robert Hegedes Debbie Henderson Diane Hernandez Roy Hernandez Darrell Highfield Tammy Highfield Adam Holladay Lori Howell Michael Howell Richard Howell Randy Huddleston Kathy Hunter Kevin Jackson 30 Sophs Research Shelves Of Knowledge Terri Jackson Billie James Dale Jenkins Lori Johnson Sherry Johnson Jason Johnston Carla Jones Robert Jones Debra Kenney Brian Key Scott Key Laurie Kirkpatrick Linda Kuo Joe Lara Sandra Lawler Dennis Lee Sylvia Lopez Fonda Love Tracy Loyola Patricia Luera Randy Lyon Carlos Martinez David Martinez Debra Martinez Margarita Martinez Mike Martinez Charlotte Masters Dow Mathis Sherry Mayes Janet McCain 31 Sophomores Four Wheel Through David McCann Keith McClain Wayne McClure Jonnie Lou McCright Tim McCright Marilyn McCulley Joe Medrano Junior Melendrez Donnie Morrell Nettie Moss Able Munoz Jeff Murphree Jerri Murphy Terri Murphy Kim Neves Debra Nicholson Toni Nobles Rollen Nunley Lupe Orasco Eugene Orona Miquel Ortegon Grace Ortiz Diane Osborne Roger Overton Neil Paige Melanie Palmer Mike Palmer Shauna Pate John Pavlik Andrew Perez 32 Glenn Pherlgo Brenda Phipps Becky Pierece John Ponder Roger Powell Doug Proctor Patricia Quiros Simon Quiros Tracie Westmoreland gets ready to four wheel it in her drivers ed. class. Chris Raines Diana Ramirez Richard Reed Shawna Reeder Brad Richardson Robert Richter Pearl Riggins Saglynda Riggins Mary Jane Rios Dalinda Roberts Mark Robertson Kellie Robbins Ismael Rocha Carmen Rodriguez Delia Rodriguez Robert Rodriquez Mike Roemisch Larry Rogers 33 Tommy Romero Barbara Romo Debbie Romo Sandra Rosas Beacalis Ruiz Robert Schooler Kris Seale Laurie Seay Kerstin Selmon Diane Sentell Jerry Silva Ricky Slaughter Johalan Smith Teresa Smith James Stewart Jeff Stewart Debbie Stone Mitch Stone Billy Stroud Matt Taggart Eileen Thompson Roy Thompson 34 Gayland and Wayland Bearden boogie to class. Sophs Study Faithfully, Overcome Adversity Lisa Thrift David Tovar Delia Tovar Domingo Trejo Carmen Trice Barry Tubb Carrie Tucker Lisa Tune Don Turnbow Charles Vansickle Peter Velasquez Linda Villanueva Vonnie Voss Gary Waller Tina Walker Melvin Wallace Sherry Warren Annette Way Kayla Weems Becky Welsh Jeff Wesson Tracey Westmoreland Carry White Kristi Whiteman Alisa Wilson David Wiman Cindy Wood Elizabeth Word Katrina York Nancy Zajicek 35 . —------------------------------ 5� i $ ■ � ±4 V ‘ i I � b v ;TT Brenda Anderson President Kathy Pevehouse Reporter - Jessica Richardson Vice President Katrina Humble Secretary 36 Gary Don played frosh football and participated in the Stock Show this past Feburary. Top: Gary computes some science on his calculator. Bottom: Here he displays some cotton in the ag build- ing. Jessica is vice-president of the freshman class and a representative of the Student Council. She is also head freshman cheerleader and a member of the band. Top: She boosts players spirit with a little help from a friend. Bottom: Jessica plays the piano for the band. 37 Jacqueline Alarcon Bobby Alexander Brenda Anderson Robin Anderson Vinita Anderson Laney Ashworth David Babcock Michelle Ball Karen Ballard Joyce Barnes Teresa Beck Franky Beights Martin Benitez Noah Bilano John Bloom Darryl Boone Jill Brown Pam Brown Mavis Browning Theresa Browning Lana Bruns Don Buchanan Richard Burney David Border Fern Frosh Support Their Team 38 Theresa Browning and Kim Lunsford yell out on spell out. Lisa Brock Bobbie Brooks Randy Burrus Marvin Butler Sharon Bynum Lorna Campbell Tina Cannon Rocky Casey Hermilo Castillo Patti Clark Damon Clawson Jeff Clement Jimmy Clinkinbeard Lisa Cobb Tammy Cody Jennifer Cole Tommy Collum Debra Combest Terri Compton Richard Comstock Felix Canales Gary Cotton Richard Cowen Jay Cox Camilla Crawford Carrie Crenwelge David Crouch Richard Daniels Robby Davenport Tony Daves 39 Ponce De Leon Sally Diaz Kelly Dryden Beverly Duff Perry Echols Danny Eckert Gary Edmiaston Becky Edwards Bobby Edwards Tommy Elam Toni Elrod Laurie Epling Ramiro Escamilla Bobby Escobedo Ricky Escobedo Freddy Espinoza Joe Espinoza Connie Essery Tammy Farmer Leslie Fletcher Joey Forbes Anita Fuentez Penny Fulks Fidel Galindo Corinne Gaona Diana Garcia Jack Garcia Joe Garcia Mario Garcia Amadeo Garza Ninth Grade Doing Fine In 79” 40 Joe Garza William George Larry Gilbert Kenny Gillham Pam Gladson Richard Gohlke Gordon Gonzales Terry Goodman David Goodwin Ann Graham Vickie Gregory Tommy Gressett Steve Gressett Brenda Grimes Ricky Grissham Alicia Gutierrez Jesse Guzman Van Hale La Donna Halford Cary Hall Judie Hall Julie Hall Michael Halley Pam Hallford Andrea Hamilton Becky Hamilton Kevin Harlan Robyn Harlin Trey Harlin Authur Hartley 41 Freshmen Discover Horizons David Hartman Sonny Hataway Teresa Havner Rhonda Head Jana Heffernan Debbie Hernandez Gracie Hernandez Jesse Hernandez Jessie Hernandez Ralph Hernandez Sylvia Herrera Melissa Herrley Bryan Hibbit Chris Hicks Theresa Hildreth David Hines Sherry Holt Diane Horsley Ricky Housden Teresa Huddleston Katrina Humble Linda Hunter Judy Irwin Elijah Jeffrey Raymond Jeffrey Cody Jinkins Damon Johnson Kelly Jones Ricky Kaser Mark Kelley 42 Curtis King Martha Kirkpatrick Riley Kitchen LaRhonda Koonce Shana Koonsman Gary Kubena Larry Kubena Sandra Larez Joe League Bryan Limmer Ronny Lindsey Terry Linsley Gary Little D.W. Lofton Rhonda Long David Lopez Eva Lopez Donny Loveall Kim Lunsford Johnny Martinez Pat Martinez Kristi Masters Mario Matos Don May Bobby McArther Kim McCarter Shawn McCowen Patricia McFaul Tonya McFatridge Rita Medrano 43 Carlos Melgar Ann Melton Freddy Morales Lupe Morin Rebecca Musick Steve Neeley Terry Neeley Kathy Northcott Shane Nutt Jack O'Banion Tracey O'Day Adella Oliverez Israel Ortegon Roger Ostrander Albert Overby Ricky Overhulser Carmen Parmer Cliff Payne Diana Peralez Ramond Pesina Kathy Pevehouse Trevlyn Pitner Tammy Poole Clint Potts Donna Preston Gaylene Price Bobby Proctor Danny Proctor Making It Big For The Camera 4 4 Greg Pruitt Tracey Pruitt Jacqueline Pylant Christine Ramirez Lucio Ramirez Danny Ramos Thelma Ramos David Raschke Sherri Ratliff Sheila Rawlings Tommy Regalado Sherri Rich Jessica Richardson David R. Rios David S. Rios • Isabel Rios Ricky Rios Diane Risenhoover Stocky Roberts Darrell Robertson Lynn Robertson Eva Rodriquez Pat Rodriquez Pete Rodriquez Mary Alice Roe Ronnie Rosas Randy Ruminer Tena Rylander Johnny Samuels Loyd Sands 45 Frosh Learn Skills Of Writing, Laura Sandoval Andy Sealy Lori Sealy Bobby Seaton Benny Scauceda DeQuita Schulze Darby Scott Kelley Scott Terri Anita Scott Gwen Scrivner Mark Shaw Dale Shifflett Celissa Shipp Lupe Silva Rosia Silva Joann Smith Pam Smith John Stephens Todd Stephens Mark Strickland Curtis Stipe David Stewart James Swan Cynthia Taylor Pauline Taylor Cordy Tercero Kelly Tolbert Venancio Toro Roy Torres 46 Jerry Torres Candy Turnbo Brenda Ubando Jim Underwood Henry Valdez Omar Vargas Rebecca Villanueva Billy Wallace James Wallace Joyce Wallace Keith Wallace Billy Walton Scott Warren Doug Webb Valeta Wheeler Elaine Whitfill Doug Wilkinson Aimee Williams Delia Williams Jim Williams Vance Williams Clay Willingham John Wilson Dennis Young Teresa Young 47 J History Classes For Learning Top Left: Mike Jenkins, History. Middle: Winfred Shipp, History. Top Right: Peggy English, History. Far Left: Mackey Greene, History. Above Left: Wesley Poarch, History. Above: Jack Stephenson, History. Above Right: Albert Lewis, History. 50 Above Left: Dana Jones, Industrial Arts. Middle: Tom- my Wright, Industrial Arts. Above Right: Kenny Miller, Art. Above: Robert Adams, History. Above Right: Ted Bigham, Art. Far Right: Mike Kozelsky, Drafting. % 51 Teachers, Teachers, Work, Work, Work f Opposite page, Top: Wynola Ratheal, math; Burnell Hargrove, math; James Littlepage, math; Patsy Wil- liams, shorthand. Middle: Lynn Fisher, geometry; Roy Carter, geometry; Mary Killam, bookkeeping; William Hartsfield, physical education. Bottom: Howard Saw- yer, algebra; Ollie Peak, algebra; Billie Hartsfield, typing. Left: Don Eiring, band. Middle: Ronnie May- field, band; Joyce Elrod, volleyball; Lynda Jackson, basketball and volleyball; Doug Fitzjarrel, gymnastics. Bottom: Tommy Doyle, football; Bill Lyon, choir; Ken Housden, basketball. i 53 Science Teachers Explain Nature’s Laws Top, From Left: Science teachers are Elouise Lambert, Eddie Williams, and Marshall Parham. Middle: Jim Mavroulis, Roger Goodwin, and Rita Carter. Bottom: Roy Burk. Opposite Page; Top: English teachers are Alta Lynch, Billie Harding, Mary Favor, and Sarah Carne. Middle: Jaime Boren, Helen Stephenson, Bill Boles, Micah Mitchell, and Brenda Otto. Bottom: Connie Poarch, Eddie McAnally, and Margaret Watkins. 54 55 Faculty Teaches Personal Skills Top Left: H. C. Lowry, Driver's Edu- cation, Floyd Collins, Agriculture. Top Right: Ned Underwood, Driver's Education. Above: Mary McCown CVAE Homemaking. Middle: Sandra Robinson, CVAE, Billy Bob McMul- lan, Agriculture. Right: Kenneth Lynch, CVAE Instructor. Far Right: Dorothy Lavender, CVAE. S Far Left: Rick Howard, Trainer. Left: Jo Ann Cotton, Journalism. Middle Left: James Rosson, Distributive Education. Middle: Jerry Worsham, Drama. Bottom: Wallace Combest, Industrial Cooperative Training. Bot- tom Left: Martha Zeck, Health. Mid- dle: Kathy Roberts, Homemaking. Bottom Right: Helen Martin, Home- making. SNYDER _____A 57 Right: Fred Beard, Durelle Gorman; Middle: Ray Court- ney, John Short, Lois McCulley; Bottom: Horrace Bostick, Janet Wesson, Su- zanne Ferrell 58 Secretaries Assist In Office Duties Left: Ruth Fleer, Sandy Norris; Middle: Dorthy Ruthle Rasberry, Betty Muslck. All assist in office duties. Dan Martin and Sandy Norris supervise Audio Visual materials. Administration Works Hard For SHS Top: Bill J. Hood Superinten- dent; Jack Gorman, Assistant Su- perintendent. Bottom: Members of the School Board are Bill Eiland Vera McSpadden, Bill Clayton, Ted Crenwelge, Max Von Roder, Jerry Rice, and Bill Voss. Dr. Thomas Scannicchio, Elementary Curriculum Director; Doug Flynn, Business Manager. Opposite page. Top: Seated are Catherine All- britton, Frances Ham, Nadine Bru- no, Carolyn Faulkenbery, and Opal Nicks. Standing are Paula Aguilar, Edith Lovett, Kay Everton, Peggy Grinslade, and JoAnne Wayne. Raymond Thompson, Custodian; Clare Thompson, Custodian. Mid- dle: Ida Weeb, Rose Nell Walker and Prentice Smith, Custodians. Bottom Left: Charles Ketchum, Director of Food Services. 60 61 Tigers Win District 3-AAA Crown Varsity team members are: Bottom Row, Travis Bab- cock, Don Chandler, Ricky Gambol, Richard Crayton, Thomas Selmon, Bryan Vincent, David Lee, Tom Luera, John Igo, C.B. Edmiaston, Jamie Lopez, Sid Sullenger, Cary Welsh; Middle Row, Coach Mike Jen- kins, Alan Pollard, Mark Davis, Wes Partain, Bobby Degrate, Clay Johnson, Karl Humble, Toby Neves, John Hanson, Brantley, Kitching, Paul Gafford, Danny Doss, Neil Evans, Sam Willis, Lynn Leatherwood, Coach Rick Howard; Top Row, Coach Wes Poarch, Mike Wimmer, Joe Lee, Tommy Peek, Rudy Garza, Morris Anderson, Baron Land, Scott Crenwelge, Mike Hicks, Robbie Cole, Tony Degrate, Perry Robertson, Mitch Mackey, Mike Forbes, Russell Gafford, William Robinson, Jim Zoda, Coach Roger Goodwin, Coach Tommy Doyle. Right: Snyder Tiger Coaching Staff, Bottom Row: Wes Poarch, Mike Jenkins; Top Row: Roger Goodwin, Rick Howard, Tommy Doyle. Top Left: Linebacker Mark Davis tackles an Estacado running back as Perry Rob- ertson pursues the play. Middle Left: Baron Land i.; I. - o o_____i f:.i j _ _ - I out of the hold of Bryan Vincent against the Burk- burnett Bulldogs. Bottom Left: Running back Rich- ard Crayton is tripped up by Estacado defense. Bot- tom Right: Head Coach Mike Jenkins talks with Sophomore guard Neil Ev- ans. Top Left: Richard Crayton breaks the tackles of two Sweetwater Mustangs. Top Right: Mark Davis kicks an extra point with Bryan Vincent hold- ing. Middle Left: Alan Pollard ( 40) and Bryan Vincent bring down Estacado ball carrier Kel- vin White. Middle Right: David Lee makes the catch as a Sweetwater defensive back de- fends. Bottom Right: Clay John- son sweeps left behind the block- ing of C. B. Edmiaston and Richard Crayton. Tigers Take Burkburnett In Bi—District Top Left: Richard Crayton leaps through a mighty whole opened by the Tiger offensive line. Mid- dle: Tiger offensive line blows out the defense and Richard Crayton breaks into the open field. Bot- tom: Baron Land kicks a 27 yard field goal out of the hold of Bryan Vincent (21) against Estacado in Quarterfinal action. Snyder 8 Opponent Midland Lee 32 7 Monahans 0 20 Big Spring 14 7 Andrews 0 14 Levelland 3 15 Pecos 28 25 Lakeview 6 25 Sweetwater 7 28 Lamesa 15 42 Brownfield 0 17 Burkburnett 9 9 Estacado 27 Bi-District Offensive Starters lampions defensive itarters Varsity Cheerleaders Lead Spirit From left to right are Cassie Crownover, Shelley Grosshans, Deborah Baack, Lynn Robinson, and Sarah Fagin. Standing, Sarah Fagin, Shelley Grosshans, Lynn Robinson; Backrow, Cassie Crownover, and Peggy Fletcher. Middle Left: Head cheerleader Lynn Robinson does one of her jumps after a yell. Middle: Doing one of her jumps is Shelley Gros- shans. Middle Right: Cheerleader Sarah Fagin shows one of her best jumps. Bottom: New Varsity Cheerleader Peggy Fletcher does one of her famous jumps. Bottom Right: Cassie Crownover shows one of her best jumps. 70 Top Right: Lynn Robinson, Deborah Baack chant to a yell. Top Left: Varsity Cheerleaders lead the Varsity Football team out to start the game. Bottom Left: Varsity Cheerleaders do one of their yells at a pep ralley. Middle Right: During the pep ralley, the Varsity Cheerleaders show the students and faculty one of their best cheers. 71 Right: Ricky Elliott, Tony DeGrate, Dale Jen- kins, Mike Roemisch and Jason Johnson take a breather from the action while Fonda Love, Jane Ann Billingsley, Carrie Ainsworth, and Becky Pierce cheer on the de- fense. Bottom Right: Mike Roemisch hands the ball to Corby Barrett while Jason Johnson blocks. r Varsit Bottom Left: Eddie Thompson and Thomas Selmon watch the ball- carrier during a practice session. Bottom Left: Corby Barrett, Glen Pher igo, and Vonnie Voss un- successfully attempt to block a field goal. Junior Varsity Gains Valuable Experience Top Row: Coach Albert Lewis, Tracy Loyola, Mike Roemisch, Robert Rodriguez, Javier Hermo- sillo. Dale Jenkins, Trussell Thane, Chuck Bane, Melvin Wal- lace, Steven Ham, Sy Tabor, Ra- miro Lazcano, and Coach Jim Carson. Middle Row: Keith McClain, Gary Cody, Matt Tag- gart, Andres Gutierrez, Jason Johnson, Ricky Elliott, David Minyard, Glen Pherigo, Rodney Goswick, Waynes Jones, Miguel Ortegon, Corby Barrett, and Coach Winfred Shipp. Bottom Row: Ed- die Yruegas, Gary Waller, Eddie V Thompson, Marty Hammond, Isra- el Villanueva, Mike Deere, Lucio Solis, David Tovar, Vaughnie Voss. Left: Junior Varsity coaches for the 1978 season are Coach Shipp and Coach Carson. Snyder 24 Midland Lee 6 Snyder 33 Estacado 0 Snyder 18 Big Spring 13 Snyder 28 Andrews 6 Snyder 20 Levelland 28 Snyder 22 Lake View 6 Snyder 49 Sweetwater 20 Snyder 50 Lamesa 0 Snyder 34 Breckenridge 8 Snyder 34 Brownfield 0 74 ________________� J Top: Carrie Ainsworth and Fonda Love clap for the Tigers during a pep ralley. Middle Left: JV cheerleaders do one of their yells during the JV basketball game. Middle Right: Becky Pierce and Jane Billingsley cheer the Tigers on. Bot- tom: During a pep rally the JV cheerleaders show one of their yells. Cheerleaders Yellout Victory 75 Fighting Freshmen Top Row: Pat Rodriquez, Franky Beight, Trey Harlin, Raymond Jeffery, Steve Neeley, Darrell Robertson, Darryl Boone, Felix Canales, Benny Sauceda, Ronnie Lindsey, Codv Jenkins, Joe Garza, Perry Echols, Laney Ashworth, Bryan Limmer, Keith Wallace, D.W. Lofton, Gary Don Edmiaston, Tommy Collum, Steve Gressett, John Wilson and Tommy Gressett. Bottom Row: Jesse Guzman, Ronnie Rosas, Danny Eckert, Elijah Jeffery, Lucio Ramirez, Danny Ramos, Israel Ortegon, Richard Comstock, Loyd Sands, Mark Shaw and Robby Davenport. Snyder 8 Big Spring 6 Snyder 18 Andrews 32 Snyder 38 Stamford 6 Snyder 0 Big Spring 15 Snyder 32 Sweetwater 6 Snyder 26 Lamesa 6 Snyder 14 Breckenridge 13 Snyder 0 Brownfield 7 End Season With A 5-3 Top Left: Tigers line up to run a touchdown play lead by Gary Don Edmiaston. Top Right: Marvin Butler (61), Darrell Robertson (73), Raymond Jeffery (84) and Bryan Limmer (32) prowl in on a tackle. Top Left: Big Spring penalty helps the Tigers move the ball down the field. Top Right: Perry Echols (33), Bryan Limmer (32) and Darrell Robertson (73), assist on a tackle. Frosh Cheerleaders Of 78-79 Top Right: Jacqueline Pylant and Tammy Farmer show the boys one of the yells. Top Left: Jessica Richardson and Vinita Anderson laugh about something said during a football game. Middle Left: Standing are freshman cheerleaders Vinita Anderson, Jessica Richardson (head cheerleader), Tammy Farmer, Aimee Williams, Jacqueline Pylant and Penny Fulks. Middle Right: Freshman cheerleaders back up their team during the football game. Bottom: Freshman cheerleaders and mascot clap to a yell during the game. 78 Students Participate In Parade Top: Drama students create their own small parade for the Homecoming festivities. Bottom: Cassie Crownover and Debra Baack get a free ride during the parade. Top: The Pride of the West Band marches through Snyder's square. Bottom: The faculty of SHS brought in their own idea of a Tiger Tank. Top: The Fellowship of Christian Athletes ride on the steps to the 3-A crown. Top Left: Coach Mike Jenkins displays his concern at this very special pep ralley. Middle: Drama students back the Tigers to victory. Bottom: Students support the Tigers all the way during the Homecoming pep ralley. Sarah Faain Shelly Grosshans Nominees And Queen Announced Senior Cindy Koonsman was crowned during the Snyder-Levelland clash. Cindy is a senior spiker for the Varsity Volleyball team and has also played Varsity Basketball. She is also a member of the National Honor Society. 82 Tigerettes Take State Championship Above: Shana Smith sets up the ball against the San Angelo Bobcats. Middle Right: Kim Harlin saves one as Debbie Myers, Dana Myers, and Kathy Harrell cheer her on. Sherry Neves concentrates on setting a spike up as Kim Harlin watches. Bottom Right: Kathy Harrell serves the ball during a Tiger victory. Tigerettes 1 Top Left: Kim Harlin sends one back as Dana Elrod prepares to help out. Top Right: Sherry Mayes serves one as the Tigerettes win another. Right: Kim Harlin sends one sailing while she serves. Below: Kim Harlin saves one for the Tigers. 84 Top Left: Kathy Harrell goes up to spike one against San Ange- lo Central. Top Right: Cindy Koonsman blocks one, as Shana Smith watches on. Middle: The State Championship Trophy speaks for its self. Bottom Left: Shana Smith prepares to set one for Cindy Koonsman as Kathy Harrell, Debbie Myers, and Dana Myers look on. Cindy Koonsman loops one across as Dana Elrod backs her up. 85 The Snyder High School varsity volleyball team virtually walked off with the state title this year, as they knocked off 34 opponents while only losing three games. Tournaments this year, other than playoff tournaments, included the Angelo State Tournament in which they placed 3rd. Making all tourney were Kim Har- Iin, Dana Myers and Kathy Harrell. Next they competed in the Seminole Tour- nament in which they placed 1st. Kathy Harrell made all tournament. The last non-playoff tournament was the Berkner Tournament. They finished in 4th place here. Choosen to all tournament was Dana Elrod and Dana Myers. After the pre-district tournaments came the hard fought post season tourna- ments. The first was the regional tournament. Snyders first opponent was Borger in which they surpassed easily. Next came Monahans. This game went three sets with Snyder standing on top at the games end. The next week they headed to Austin for the state tournament. The first opponent was Everman in which they defeated in two sets. Then came the show down, the state championship. The varsity girls went all out and in three sets beat Waxahachie for the state title. Making All-District were Dana Elrod, Kathy Harrell and Cindy Koonsman. Also Honorable Mention All District were Dana Myers, Sherry Neves and Kim Harlin. Being honored by being selected to the All-Region Team were Kathy Harrell, Cindy Koonsman and Dana Elrod. Special honor wnt to these same girls when they were named to the All-State Tournament Team. Junior Varsity Ends Season At 17 And 6 The Junior Varsity, coached by Joyce Elrod, completed their season with a 19 win and 6 loss record. The JV girls are: Top row, Demetra Cobb, Debra Nicholson, Maggie Martinez, Vanessa White and Tonya Gohlke. Bottom row, Katrina York, Patsy Casas, Kirsten Sel- mon, Coach Joyce Elrod, Shana Pate, Billy Jean James and Beth Ellison. Kneeling are managers Beth Bowen and Sylivia Lopez. Right: Demetra Cobb serves one as Shana Pate watches on. Below: Vanessa White sends one back as she gets support from Demetra Cobb (15), Beth Ellison (25), Sherry Mayes (23), and Shana Pate (10). ■ Top Left: Vanessa White serves one as the J.V. rolls on to a 17 win and 6 loss record. Top Right: Shana Pate (1) watches on as Billie Owens sets one up for a spike. Left: Demetra Cobb sends one back as Beth Ellison (25) and Sherry Mayes (23) prepare to help if any is needed. Bottom Right: Shana Pate tips one back over the net. 90 J.V. Progresses Rapidly Top Left: Beth Ellison serves one to an opponent dur ing a game. Top Right: Demetra Cobb slams a spike against San Angelo. Middle: Maggie Martinez (20) saves one as (11) Dalinda Roberts, (37) Patsy Casas, and Vanessa White watch her do the work. Bottom Left: Demetra Cobb spikes one as Magge Martinez comes in to help. Bottom Right: Sherry Mayes eyes the ball all the way down. Freshman Tigers Close Out Successful Year Above: Top row, Patti Clark and Tracey O'Day; Middle row, Don- na Preston, Lisa Cobb, Mary Alice Roe, Kathy Northcott, Robyn Harlin, and Ann Melton; Bottom row, Tina Cannon, Sherri Rich, Toni Elrod, Coach Lynda Jackson, Shana Koonsman, Kelly Dry- den, and Carrie Crenwelge. That was the Freshman Volleyball team that ended the season with a record of 15 wins and 9 losses. Left: Toni Elrod sent up a spike as Kelly Dryden (10), Robyn Har- lin (12), and Kathy Northcott (7) prepare to help out. Below: Toni Elrod sets another spike as Kathy Northcott and Robyn Harlin watch. ) I 1 � 9J G eg Hinton All-District Mike Hicks fc i i R,r f s t a r t e r s Champions Senior Greg Hinton was named Most Valuable Player in District 3-AAA and was named to the third team All-State squad. Sid Everton, Senior, was also named to the first team All-District squad. Winning Honorable Men- tion awards were Senior Mike Hicks, Senior Rich- ard Crayton and Sopho- more Brad Richardson. Coach for this year was Jack Stephenson. O District Top: Mike Hicks shoots over a La- mesa foe. Top Middle: Greg Hin- ton lays in two points. Above: Thomas Selmon and Sid Everton rejoice after winning the District playoff. Left: Brad Richardson shoots before a packed house. Bot- tom: Left: Crayton reaps a Big Spring Steer for a bucket. Bottom Middle: Mike Forbes puts in two. Below: Richard Crayton goes over the top to hit the hoop. Champs Above: Everton executes the play. Top Middle: Everton guides on in. Top Right: Richardson patents his slam dunk. Right: Hinton shoots over four Mustangs. Below: Team- mates and fans cheer for the Ti- gers. Bottom Middle: Hicks lays in two. Bottom Right: Tigers sur- round the enemy. SHS Roundballers Grab District Title Members of the District Champs basketball team are: standing, from left, Thomas Selmon, Henry Woods, Kyle Short, Mike Forbes, Russell Gafford, Kris Seale, Greg Hinton, Barry Blackmon, Mike Hicks, Brent Taylor, Eric Arnold, Mark Preston, Brad Richardson, David Jackson, Sid Everton, Richard Crayton. Kneeling: Coach Jim Carson, Pat Martinez, Joe Lee, Mike Wimmer, Tan Pham, and Coach Jack Stephenson. Snyder 97 Lubbock High 48 Snyder 78 San Angelo 57 Snyder 66 Big Spring 60 Snyder 68 Midland High 84 Snyder 86 Dallas Carter 89 Snyder 53 Big Spring 48 Snyder 71 ACHS 53 Snyder 66 Midland High 65 Snyder 85 Midland Lee 74 Snyder 80 Levelland 67 Snyder 94 Graham 57 Snyder 70 Big Spring 52 Snyder 41 El Paso High 39 Snyder 68 Mineral Wells 71 Snyder 76 Andrews 69 Snyder 60 Odessa High 52 Snyder 69 Bowie 75 Snyder 98 Burkburnett 79 Snyder 96 Stephenville 71 Snyder 81 Big Spring 75 Snyder 71 Midland Lee 59 Snyder 58 San Angelo 42 Snyder 95 ACHS 67 Snyder 50 Lamesa 51 Snyder 85 Brownfield 62 Snyder 71 Sweetwater 63 Snyder 89 Lakeview 60 Snyder 43 Lamesa 41 Snyder 107 Brownfield 59 Snyder 64 Andrews 61 Snyder 57 Sweetwater 40 Snyder 61 Lakeview 49 Snyder 51 Lamesa 49 Snyder 70 Mineral Wells 85 % Soph Roundballers Dunk 2-8 Record Top Left: Randy Huddleston Donnie Morrell James Hanks, Eleodoro Garza, Art Corrales, Randy Lyon, Steve Boley, Da- vid Martinez, Henry Albarez, (not shown) Devin Donelson, Jon Smith, Melvin Wallace. Top Right: Coach Jim Carson. Middle Left: Melvin Wallace brings down the rebound. Mid- dle Right: Donnie Morrell passes the ball while Jon Smith looks. Bottom Art Corrales gets choke by Big Spring Steers. Sophomore Experience Leads 2-8 Snyder 22 S'Angelo 78 Snyder 45 Big Spring 53 Snyder 34 Midland Lee 78 Snyder 31 Odessa High 67 Snyder 34 Colorado City 44 Snyder 68 Cohoma 39 Snyder 83 Forsan 43 Snyder 30 Big Spring 62 97 Top Left: Paul Gafford shoots while the referee calls a foul. Top Right: Brent Taylor (22) shoots for two, and Kris Seale (24) watches the action. Bottom Left: Keith McClain runs over Steers. Bottom Right: Carlos Martinez goes for a lay up. 98 JV Sports Outstanding District Record Top: Coach Carson, Kenny Tate, Barry Blackmon, Brent Taylor, Kris Seale, Mark Preston, Bottom: Thomas Selmon, Robert Ro- driquez, Keith McClain, Carlos Martinez, Paul Gaf- ford. Mgr. Pat Martinez, (not shown in picture) Barry Tubb, Devin Donelson, Eric Arnold, Tony Degrate. Bot- tom Left: Paul Gafford shoots for two against his op- ponent. Bottom Right: Keith McClain shoots for two points as Mark Preston (32) and Kris Seale (24) wait for the rebound. Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder DISTRICT RECORD 77 Lamesa 83 Brownfield 53 S, water 69 Lakeview 78 S water J8amesa 67 Lakeview )) -1 51 35 40 58 38 38 58 77 99 Freshman RB’s Layup 6-9, 5-8 The freshman gold team ended its basketball season with a 6-9 record. Joe Garcia and Mark Shaw were the leading scorers of the year. Joe net- ted 131 points while Mark hooped 126 points. The freshman black team season with a 5-8 record. Rios lead the black team with 185 points. ended its David R. in scoring Top: Ricky Escobedo goes up for a layup. The Gold Team has a pep talk. Middle: Coach Mackey Greene. Robby Davenport. Robby Davenport drives for a layup. Raymon Jeffery tips to Cubs. Coach Bill Boles. Bottom: Mus- tangs shoot while Joe Garcia and Tommy Gressett wait for the ball. 100 101 Team members were. From Left, Liz Bilano, Shari Cotton, Susie Fisher, Karen Littlepage, Brenda Ander- son, Billie Owens, Taina Barrett, Tanya Boydstun, An- gie Thane, Lesa Sterling, Kim Harlin, Sandy Sewell, Jamie Hataway, and Sherry Warren. Standing: Bettsey Patterson, Jill Kidd, Teena Hopper, and Carrie Taylor. In the fourth year of girl's basketball, the Tigerettes finished out the season by coming in second place in district and by achieving a 13-17 record for the year. This year the girls began playing five-man basketball. Although this is a new trend, the girls showed strength and set the basis for future teams. 102 Girls Meet 5-Man Challenge With Strong Team iirls receiving honors in basketball were amie Hataway, All-District First Team nd Brenda Anderson, Billie Owens, and andy Sewell, Second Team. Top Left: amie Hataway drives down court as Sandy ► ewell watches. Middle Left: Kim Harlin hoots; Billie Owens moves in. Center: ► herry Warren puts up a freethrow against ► weetwater. Middle Right: Jamie Hataway scapes a defender. Bottom: Lesa Sterling ries for two. 103 Snyder Opponent 49 Big Spring 36 61 Andrews 48 49 Rotan 51 53 Jayton 47 33 Abilene Chr. 35 63 C-City 53 45 Jayton 47 39 Spur JV 44 38 Spur 54 50 Big Spring 37 36 El Paso Bowie 40 37 El Paso Ysleta 53 50 Lubbock High 45 43 Andrews 59 35 Big Spring 40 40 Fort Stockton 42 56 Sna Angelo 26 50 San Angelo 56 36 Coahoma 46 47 Monahans 45 26 Monahans 54 53 Ozona 48 32 Borden Co. 70 43 Ozona 33 47 Sweetwater 50 35 Lakeview 52 42 Sweetwater 38 26 Lakeview 45 52 Sweetwater 48 49 Lakeview 52 Top right: Lisa Sterling puts up a shot, Brenda An- derson and Angie Thane move in for the rebound. Right: Brenda Anderson, Kim Harlin and Jamie Hataway move down on defense. — ond Under Housden Snyder's girls basketball placed second in district with a 2 and 4 record. The team showed improvement over last years team, with strength inside, as well as outside shooting ability. Over- all, the 1979 season was a success and added yet another feather to the caps of the personnel of the Athletic Department. Right: Jamie Hataway drives baseline against Sweetwater. Be- low: Sandy Sewell shoots a freethrow. Below Right: Tigerettes gather around for a pregame pep talk. Top left: Cindy Clayton goes up for a jump shot. Top middle: Kim Fritz works her way down court for a lay up. Top right: Sam Halford (23) and Kim Fritz jump for the rebound. Above: Pam Gray attempts a jump shot, but it is blocked by the opponent. Middle: Pam Gray (41) shoots an easy jump shot. Middle right: Tracy O'Day makes an easy 2 points. Bottom: Kim Fritz tries for 2 points with an easy jump shot. 106 Snyder 55 Big Spring 42 Snyder 36 Andrews 42 Snyder 57 Rotan 53 Snyder 32 Jayton 27 Snyder 44 Abilene 39 Snyder 37 C.CIty 19 Snyder 39 Big Spring 44 Snyder 53 Andrews 25 Snyder 57 C.CIty 26 Coahoma Tournament 2.1 Snyder 36 SA. Central 40 Snyder 41 Rotan 56 Snyder Tournament 3,0 Snyder 47 Borden Co. 37 Snyder 33 Ozona 30 Snyder 52 Sweetwater 46 Snyder 49 Lakeview 44 Jayton Tournament 1,1 Snyder 30 Lakeview 64 Snyder 50 Lamesa 31 Snyder 36 Sweetwater 38 Snyder 22 Lakeview 41 Junior Varsity Ends Year With 21 Wins This has been a great year, said Coach Housden. The JV team completed the year with a record of 21 wins, 10 loses. Pam Gray made all tournament during the Coahoma Tournament. Top left: Coach Housden makes plans for the upcoming year. Top right; Bottom row: Cindy Clayton, Sam Halford, Sandra Lawler, Pam Gray, Shelly Davenport; Top row, Judy Martin, Janet McCain, Mar- tha McAnnally, Kim Fritz, Tracey O'Day, Laurie Seay, Teresa Smith. Middle left: Brenda An- derson makes an easy lay up. Mid- dle right: Kim Fritz shoots a jump shot for two points. Bottom left: Teresa Smith (35) goes in for a lay up. Bottom right: Sherry War- ren makes an easy jump shot. Kelly Jones shoots for two against Diane Risenhoover shoots while LaDonna Halford goes for a layup Sweetwater. Joyce Barnes waits for the re- against Lamesa. bound. Frosh End Season With 17-4 Record The freshmen girls ended their season with a 17-4 record, winning first place in the Sny- der and Post tourna- ments and third place in the Midland tourna- ment. Tracey O'Day was high scorer for the season. Left: Katrina Humble, LaDonna Halford, Kelly Dryden, Vickie Gregory, Cyn- thia Taylor, Tracey O'Day, Kelly Jones, Joyce Barnes, Jill Brown, Diane Risen- hoover, Theresa Browning, Shana Koonsman, Patti Clark, and Coach Lynda Jackson. Bottom: Ti- gerettes Theresa Browning, Kelly Dry- den, LaDonna Halford and Tracey O'Day scramble for the ball. Snyder 42 Big Spring 17 Snyder 56 Sweetwater 15 Snyder 24 Sweetwater 8 Snyder 35 Abilene 36 Snyder 24 Midland 37 Snyder 38 Lamesa 18 Midland Tourney 2-1 Snyder 33 Jayton 31 Snyder 67 Big Spring 18 Snyder 13 Midland 18 Snyder 44 Lamesa 27 Snyder 39 Sweetwater 18 Post Tourney 4-U Snyder Tourney 3-0 108 Gymnasts Improve With Tough Competition Above: The SHS Gymnastics Team for the '78-'79 season included, from top: Bobby Overhulser, Hunter Crawford, Gary Cotton, and John Pavlik. The girls team included, from top: Jacqueline Pylant, Valeta Wheeler, Robin Anderson, Kim Neves, Jane Ann Bil- lingsley, Sherette Perry, Me- laine Jarrell, Sara Youngkin, Carrie Ainsworth, Rita Black and Pam Blankenship. Left: Coaches for this season were Doug Fitzjarrell and Patti Grimmett. 109 Girls Gymnastics Team Ends Season 2-8 Girls Gymnastics SHS 70.90 Permian 84.60 SHS 79.60 Trinity 93.30 SHS 74.15 Weatherford 78.00 SHS 96.00 Cooper 97.05 SHS 80.00 San Angelo 86.33 SHS 76.20 Bell 95.50 SHS 98.70 Permian 99.10 SHS 99.73 Midland High 97.20 SHS 94.04 Boswell 92.49 SHS 77.90 OHS 104.39 Above: Girls Gymnastics Team Members are Sherette Perry, Valeta Wheeler (voted Most Improved Girl Gymnast), Carrie Ainsworth, Rita Black, Melanie Harrell, Pam Blankenship, Jane Ann Billingsley, Kim Neves, Sara Youngkin, Robin Anderson and Jacqueline Pylant. Middle: Participating in the All-Around for the girls is Pam Blankenship. Pam is the High Individual Scorer and Co-team Captain for the girls. Pam was also vot- ed Most Valuable Gymnast by the Girls Team. Bottom: Rita Black also com- peted in the All-Around for the girls. Rita is also Co-Team Captain and sec- ond high Individual Scorer for the girls. 110 Boys Gymnastics SHS • 100.10 Permian 109.45 SHS 76.80 Trinity 117.50 SHS 79.80 Weatherford 66.10 SHS 114.70 Cooper 158.40 SHS 64.75 San Angelo 121.65 SHS 77.95 Permian 124.80 SHS 103.35 Boswell 143.00 SHS 70.80 OHS 110.15 Top: Competing in All-Around for the Boys is Hunter Crawford. Hunter is the Second High Invidual Scorer and was voted Most Improved Gymnast for the boys. Middle: Bobby Overhulser also competed in the All-Around. Bobby was the High Indivudual Scorer and was vot- ed Most Valuable Gymnast for the boys. Bobby also is the Team Captain for the boys and for both teams. Below: Mem- bers of the Boys Gymnastics Team are, from top. Hunter Crawford, Gary Cotton, John Pavlik and Bobby Overhulser. Boys Gymnastics Team Ends Season 1-8 in Gymnasts Flip Out In Practice Top: Coach Fitzjarrell helps Gary Cotton get over the bar while Bobby Overhulser looks on. Senior Pam Blankenship works hard on Floor Exercise, while Melanie Jar- rell and others wait their turn. Carrie Ainsworth practices on Floor Exercise and is having fun doing it!! Middle: Bobby Over- hulser works on his flips. Carrie Ainsworth gets in more floor exer- cise. Bottom: Rita Black prepares to do a somersault. Sara Youngkin tries a new routine on the Parallel Bars. 12 Duffers Advance To Regional Lettermen: Bottom row; from left: Devin Donelson, Randy Chambers, Lance McMillan, Top row; Kip Wadliegh, Randy Wolf, and Mike Wolf. Inset: Coaching the Tigers to their second place finish in District was Mackey Greene. GOLF RESULTS Tourney: 1st team: 2nd: Sweetwater 7th — Odessa 19th — Hobbs, N.M. 0 8th — Snyder 3rd 7th Big Spring 4th 5th DISTRICTS: S'water 2nd 7th Snyder 2nd 6th Lamesa 5th 8th B'field 4th 7th DISTRICT TOTALS: 2nd 7th 113 Snyder I Takes Second In District Lance McMillan took runner-up medalist honors this year. He also held the number one spot on the first team. The Snyder A team placed second in district behind Lamesa by one stroke. They went on to compete in the Regional Tourney in Odessa. At this tourney, they finished a respectable 6th. Joining McMillan on the first team are: Middle left; Randy Chambers, Middle; Randy Wolf, Middle right; Mike Wolf, and Bottom right; Kip Wadliegh. DISTRICT STROKE AVERAGES: McMillan 77.7 Chambers 78.2 R. Wolf 86.5 M. Wolf 88.7 Wadliegh 89.0 114 The second team finished their district schedule in 7th place. This talented group of young men will lose four seniors to graduation. The second team was composed of: Top left; Devin Donelson, Top mid- dle; Kris Seale, Top right; Joe Lee, Middle; Barry Ted-Ted Blackmon, Bottom left; Mike Wimmer, Bottom middle; Jim Zoda, Bottom right; Greg Hinton. 115 Medalists Show Promise Second team and Medalists: Top row; from left: Joe Lee, Greg Hinton, Kris Seale, Mike Wimmer, Jim Zoda; Bot- tom row; Clint Potts, Joe League, and Steve Neely, (not pictured: Barry Blackmon). Playing as individual medal- ists for the Tigers this year were: Bottom left; Clint Potts, Bottom middle; Joe League, and Bottom right; Steve Neely. 116 SHS Competes In District Meet Top; Front Row: Donna McGee, Kelley Scott, Diane Sentell, Cathy Cypret, Belinda Scott, Connie Weber; Second Row: Jimmy Joe Fowler, Lyn Edminson, Jay Wesson, Jeff Wesson, Neal Paige, Jon Smith, Coach Boles. Middle Left: Coach Boles shows the team how to win. Above: Donna McGee goes in for a low volley. Bottom: Connie Weber practices her forehand for the next match. Netters Send 5 To Region; New Record Top left: Jay Wesson Is ready to receive a ball from his opponent. Top center: Neil Paige returns his last ball to win third in regional. Top right: Jeff Wesson makes a good play with a volley. Above: Donna McGee gets ready to receive a serve. Middle: Con- nie Weber returns the ball served by her opponent. Bottom: Jay Wesson, Connie Weber, Neil Paige, Donna McGee, and Jeff Wesson are the five that qualified for regional. 118 Top: Jay Wesson shows the steps in serv- ing a tennis ball. Middle left: Neil Paige practices his serves. Middle right: Lyn Edminson disagrees with the call made by the coach. Snyder 7 Big Spring 19 Snyder 0 Coronado 18 Snyder Snyder 12 1 Dunbar Big Spring 7 12 Snyder Snyder 5 6 Ft. Stockton Ft. Stockton 20 19 Snyder won first in two tournaments. They also placed second, third, fourth, and sixth in other tournaments. Snyder 4 Big Spring 9 Snyder 5 Sweetwater 3 Snyder Snyder Snyder 12 9 0 Lubbock Hi. Pampa Hi. Odessa Per. 6 9 18 Snyder Snyder Snyder 4 5 3 Seminole Brownfield Brownwood 4 3 5 Snyder 9 Odessa Hi. 9 Snyder 6 Pampa 2 Snyder 15 El Paso 3 Snyder 12 Sweetwater 6 Snyder 14 C-City 3 Snyder 12 Lamesa 6 Season Record; ; Snyder 8 Odessa Hi. 18 Snyder 11 C-City 1 Snyder 9 C-City 1 Snyder 8 Big Spring 4 17-12-3 Snyder 8 Dunbar 10 Snyder 12 Lakeview 6 119 Netters End 1979 Season With 17 Wins TENNIS TENNIS 120 TENNIS TENNIS Felines Look Forward To Future The varsity Girls Track Team qualified for Regional in five events: the 1600 meter relay, the 80-meter relay, the 400-meter relay, the 80-yard hurdles and the 100-yard dash. Freshman Pam Brown qualified for state in the 100-yard dash. Members of the girls varsity track team are: Brenda Anderson, Terri Anita Scott, Taina Barrett, Kelly Dryden, Danna Meyers, Pam Brown. Coach Joyce Elrod, Coach Linda Jackson, Carrie Taylor, Pauline Taylor, Sarah Fagin, Karen Littlepage, Cindy Koonsman, Dana Elrod, Lesa Sterling, Bettsey Patterson, manager, and Coach Ken Hous- den. 122 Top Left: Sarah Fagin pulls away from the field In the preliminaries of the 80-yard hurdles, Top Right: Pam Brown breezes to a victory in her heat of the 100-Meter Dash, Middle Left: Cindy Koonsman, left, and teammate Lesa Sterling work on their exchange for the 400 Meter Re- lay, Middle Right: Sarah Fagin runs a flight of hurdles In workout. Left: Karen Littlepage blasts out of the blocks In the 200-Meter Dash. 123 Freshman Wins Regional, Goes To State 124 Felines Send 8 To Regional Meet Senior Cary Welsh, a shot-putter for the Snyder Track Team, is shown In action. Boys Track Wins District Championship -STTEBW™ Tommy Tullis Dale Jenkins, a sophomore, polevaults in varsity competition, Ft. Stockton Lamesa Brownfield Canyon Roe ' Seminole San Angelo L evelland Regional State pole vault high jump long jump Three Tigers Tracksters Take District Crown 1600 meter run 1st place in district 3AAA Top Left: Dale Jenkins, Rudy Garza, Miquel Ortegon, and Lloyd Benson qualified for regional Bottom Left: Dale Jenkins set a new record in pole vault compe- tition for the second year. His new record vaulted to a height of lA'S beating his old record one foot. Dale took 1st place in re- gional, 2nd in state with the height of W'S11. Don Chandler pole vaulted in district 3AAA. High jump: Bradley Richardson took 1st place in 3AAA competi- tion and placed 1st in regional and 4th in state. Tracy Loyola got 5th in the meter hurdles. Thomas Selmon took 1st in the long jump, 2nd in the high jump and got first in regional and 4th in state. David Hill, Lloyd Benson, Tommy Peek, Bradley Richardson, Ronnie Collins, Tommy Tullis, Dale Jen- kins, Don Chandler, Don Boone, Eddie Yruegas, Robin Hedges. 106 points 2nd place 176 points 1st place 54 points 4th place 124 points 3rd place 99 points 3rd place 97 points 4th place 167 points 1st 6th place place 38 points 6th place 16 points I4'6n 10th place 2nd place 6'6 4th place 22'4 4th place Go To State Nine Thinlies Qualify Regional Top Left: Graduating Seniors are Don Chandler, Rudy Garza, Cary Welch, Tommy Tullis and Ronnie Collins. Bottom Left: Ronnie Collins, Thomas Selmon, Lloyd Benson and Tommy Tullis got 1st place in the 400-meter relay. All four qualified for regional. Ronnie Collins, Senior, got 1st place in the 400-meter relay and 2nd in the 200-meter relay. Lloyd Benson, Junior, got 1st place in the 400 meter run. Rudy Garza, Paul Fagin, Miquel Ortegon, Cary Welsh, Corby Bar- rett, Tracy Loyola, Sy Tabor, Thomas Selmon, Wayne McClure, Robert Schooler, Joe Thamez, Darrell Highfield. Tracksters Clench District In San Angelo Members of this year's freshmen track are Top Row, from left: Don Boone, Mark Shaw, Robby Davenport, Keith Wallace, Steve Gressett, Raymond Jeffrey and Coach Roger Goodwin; Bottom Row: Jim Paul Williams, Davey Hines, Gary Edmiaston, Ronnie Rosas and Jesse Guzman. The freshman track team competed in five meets this year, winning two firsts, a second and a third place finish. The frosh won the district meet with 176 points. Four of the 14 events were won by Snyder fresh- men. The frosh Thinlies won the 400 meter relay, the 330 hurdles, the 120 high hurdles and the 1600 meter relay. A new record was set in the 1600 relay with a time of 3:40.9. Snyder garnered three second place finishes in the 800 meter run, long jump and the 400 meter dash. Principal point-getters for the Tigers in district were Steve Gressett, Robby Davenport, Glenn Par- ham, Keith Wallace, Raymond Jeffrey and Davey Hines. The frosh Thinlies won the Snyder meet with 195 points, easily outdistancing the second place fin- isher by over 100 points. Location Place Points Big Springs 13 9 Lake View 3 52 Snyder 1 195 Sweetwater 2 145 District 1 176 Middle: Jim Paul Williams flies over the hurdle in a race for the finish. Bottom Right: Ronnie Rosas flies down the track in the 100 meter dash competition. 130 Tiger’s Return 12 Lettermen Middle Left: Richard Crayton swings for an- other base hit. Middle Center: David Lee strides around firstbase. Middle Right: Shawn Ragland prepares for a pitch. Bottom: Left: Bobby Degrate rounds thirdbase looking for the ball. Bottom Right: Tony Degrate throws his blazing fastball. 131 Tigers Take First Half Easily 132 Top: Mitch Mackey shows his form as he throws a fastball to an opponent Middle Left: Bobby Degrate eyes a foul ball. Middle Right; Trussell Thane takes his lead off first base against Odessa Ector. Right: Sid Everton pre- pares to take a groundball. Tiger’s Head For 3rd Straight Title Middle Left: Bryan Vincent takes a powerful swing at a pitch against Odessa Ector. Middle Right: Coach Albert Lewis looks down in disgust after Mark Davis returns from chasing a wild pitch. Bi uin Vincent V Shavin Raglan Richard Crayton Mitch Mackey Diamondmen End Season With 23-10 Scott Creflwelge Tigers Bi-District Champs ony Degrate Bobby Degrate William Robinson Thrussell Thane 136 Top Left: Trussel Thane rounds third. Top Right: John Igo takes his cuts Above: John Davis sends it home. Above right: Paul Gafford turns a double play. Right: Jamie Lopez heads for first. Far Right: Steve Tate gets set to throw a pitch. Learn While They Play This years J.V., a combination of juniors, sophomores, and freshmen combined efforts for an 8-9 record. After a slow start, the J.V. got it together to defeat many of its later, mostly 4-A opponents. Under the guidance of Wes Poarch, the J.V. showed noted improvement over past teams. Below left: John Igo crosses the plate as Paul Gaf- ford and friend look on. Below: Neil Evans digs it up as a Lubbock player swings. Members of the team include Jeff Stewart, Brian Limmer, John Davis, Trussell Thane, Neil Evans, William Robinson, Paul Gaf- ford, Joe Stewart, Perry Echols, John Igo, Steve Tate, Shawn Ragland and Coach Poarch. Bottom row, Joe Garcia, Tom Bills, Jay Cumbie, Randy Burrus, Ralph Hernandez, Trey Harlin, Tommy Gressett, Jamie Lopez, Danny Eckert, John Wilson and Gary Atwood. Mixed Choir: Back Row: Shanon Browning, Dale Shif- flett, Belinda Scott, Paul Fagin, Rhonda Border, Ran- dy Cook, LaQuita Reves, Tommy Gressett, Fonda Love, Russell White, Vickie Kornegay, James Hanks, Tommy Peek, Kathy Watts, Perry Robertson, Kathy Ward, and Keith Wallace. Third Row: Simon Qurios, Elizabeth Word, Darrell Collins, Karla Gist, David Border, Carmen Trice, Joe Lee, Lori McCormick, Thomas Selmon,.Sandra Lawler, Lloyd Benson, Neva Reeves, John Davis, Frances Galindo, Mike Wimmer, Teresa Gallagher, Randy Lyon, Susan Minor. Second Row: Director Bill Lyon, Brenda Hernandez, Freddie Quiros, Rissa Head, Jim Underwood, Marsha Burrus, Missy Hardcastle, Steve Boley, Janet Curtis, David Hines, Theresa Smith, Paul Ellis, Patricia Quiros, Da- vid Stuart, Shauna Reeder, Mark Strickland, Becky Pierce, and Van Hayes. Row One: Deana Waller, Mark Scott, Lori Watlington, Omar Vargas, Kay Halbert, Todd Stephens, Cindy McCormick, Gary Martin, Tonya Foreman, Alisa Wilson, Ismael Rocha, Cassan- dra Gray, Danny Eckert, Diane Sentell, Art Canales, Theresa Strickland, Gary Chesser, Laurie Allen and Mike Greenfield. Not Pictured is Debbie Tucker. The choirs most excit- ing event was the 1979 spring tour April 26 - 29. The tour began with a performance at the state capitol in Austin. San Marcos was the next stop. They sang at Southwest Texas State University, followed by performances at San Antonio and G ory 140 Collins, Scott Named All-State All-Region Choir Members: Back Row: Paul Fagin, Mike Greenfield, Kathy Watts, John Davis and Perry Robinson. Second Row: Darrell Collins, Belinda Scott, Randy Cook, Theresa Smith, Freddie Quiros and Susan Minor. First Row: LaQuita Reeves, Cindy McCormick, Becky Pierce and Lori McCormick. Below: All-State members, Belinda Scott, Darrell Collins. Portland. The final stop was the long awaited stay at Corpus Christi to partici- pate in the Bucca- neer Choir Festi- val. The choir vis- ited Padre Island and returned April 29. The choir rated high in all contests held during 141 Top: Officers and section leaders for the 1978-79 year are, from top, Freddie Quiros, Vice President and Baro- tone; Susan Minor, 1st soprano; LaQuita Reeves, 1st alto; Darrell Collins, tenor; Kathy Watts, 2nd soprano; Lori Watlington, secretary; Mike Greenfield, President Belinda Scott, 2nd alto; Deana Waller, treasurer; Perry Robertson, 2nd bass. Below: Choir favorites are Senior Gary Martin and Junior Susan Minor. the year. The first event on the choirs agenda was the all Region audition held September 30 in Abilene. The choir com- peted for All-Region No- vember 11 in Abilene. Those competing were Vickie Gregory, Robyn Harlin, Darrell Collins, Randy Cook, John Davis, Paul Fagin, Mike Green- field, 142 Frosh Girls Choir Wins Sweepstakes Top row: Bobbie Brooks, Debra Combest, Connie Essery, Melissa Herrley, Tracey O'Day, Robyn Harlin. 3rd row: Lori Sealy, Vickie Gregory, Lorna Campbell, Beverly Duff, Aimee Williams, Diane Horsley. 2nd row: Jacqueline Alarcon, Angie Yngvanzo, Cordelia Tercero, Tammy Farmer, Pam Smith, Kelley Scott. 1st row: Leslie Fletcher, Kristi Masters, Candy Turnbo, Kim McCarter, Sharon Bynum, Jamie Anderson. Randy Lyon, Cindy McCormick, Lori McCormick, Susan Minor, Becky Pierce, Freddie Quiros, LaQuita Reeves, Perry Robertson, Belinda Scott, Del Shifflet, Te- resa Smith, Omar Vargas, Kathy Watts, Windall Willbourne. Those competing for all-state were Susan Minor, Darrell Collins, Theresa Smith, Belinda Scott and Freddie Quiros. Winners were Darrell Collins and Belinda. The all-staters performed in Forth Worth. Solo and Ensemble Contest was held in Abi- lene March 31. Placing division 1 in solo were Katrina Humble, Lori Sealy, Lorna Campbell, Kristi Masters, Brenda Hernandez, Connie Essery, Robyn Harlin, Todd Stephens, Russell White, Tommy Gressett, James Hanks. Placing division 1 in en- semble were Lori Watlington, Lori McCormick, Francis Galindo, Vickie Kornegay, Susan Minor, Kathy Ward, Kathy Watts, Freddie Quiros, Gary Martin, Paul Fagin, John Davis, Mike Greenfield, Perry Robertson, Becky Pierce, LaQuita Reeves, Te- resa Smith. Placing division 1 in solo and ensemble were Belinda Scott, Randy Cook, Darrell Collins. This was University Interscholastic League 143 Snyder High Swingers are; Back Row: John Davis, Paul Fagin, Mike Greenfield, Kathy Watts, Joe Lee, Susan Minor, Perry Robinson, Mike Wimmer and James Hanks. Second Row: Lori Watlington, Darrell Col- lins, Belinda Scott, Randy Cook, Thersa Smith, Freddie Quiros, Lori McCormick, Mark Scott and Kathy Ward. First Row: Omar Vargas, Deana Waller, LaQuita Reeves, Cindy McCormick, Becky Pierce, Fran- ces Galondo, Vickie Kornegay and Randy Lyon. Bottom Right: SHS own YMCA'ers Joe Lee, Freddie Quiros, Darrell Collins, Gary Chesser, Mike Greenfield and Mike Wimmer perform at the Pops Concert. Right: Lloyd Benson rocks onto Jail House as Elvis Presley. 1n4 'Pride Of The West’ Captures Sweepstakes The SHS band captured Sweepstakes honors at UIL competition in Abilene. The ‘A1 Band received 1st divisions in concert and sightreading while the ‘B1 Band received a 1st division in concert and a III in sight-reading. The Marching band received a I in the fall. The band also participated in numerous activities including a homecoming parade, half-time performances, a Shriner's parade, a public concert, and the annual band banquet. Top Left: Dale Williamson, drum major. Middle: Assistant direc- tor, Ronnie Mayfield. Right: Paul Derringer, drum major. Bottom Left: Don Eiring, director. Right: Officers were: Cynthia Chap- man, 1st lieutenant; Andrew Contreras, captain; Eric Marble and Lance McMillan, 2nd lieutenants. 145 SHS Musicians Perform For Public Row 1: Members of the SHS Symphonic Band were Terri Dennis, Anne Beuerlein, Kris Seale, Christy Jenkins, Me- linda Crow, Jacqueline Pylant, Jennifer Floyd, Kim Fritz and Glenna Dennis; Row 2: Melinda Masters, Norma Gar- cia, Matt Taggart, Sheryl Neeley, Sherry Musick, Theresa Dennis, Ricky Davis, Steven Wheeler, Destry Greenway, Glenn Pherigo, Greg Gonzales, Dale Williamson and Andrew Contreras. Row 3: Rebecca Musick, Pam Pierce, Arthur Hartley, Diana Pemberton, Martha Beavers, Matt Givens, Larry Redden, Sidney Smith, Johnnie Lou McCright, Ronnie Pinkerton, Stephen Ham, Eric Marble, Richard Burney, Jon Goodwin, Terry Everts, Cynthia Chapman, Shari Cotton, Mark Robertson, Lori Collum, Nettie Moss and Darrell Calvert. Row 4: Robert Ramirez, Jack Garcia, Sy Tabor, Brian Key, Bacilio Ruiz, Nino Martinez, John Delott, Ken Goodman, Carlos Melgar, Mike Martinez, Mike Hernandez and Amadeo Garza. Row 5: Barry Mayo, Marilyn McCulley, Jeff Fleer, Daniel Morin, Jack Early, Brent Taylor, Tracy Loyola, Kerry Patterson and Paul Derringer. Row 1: Members of the Concert Band were Todd Fritz, Brenda Haywood, Andy Sealy, Stocky Roberts, Robin An- derson, Reme Guerrero, Brentz Beauchamp, Patricia McFaul, Cindy Wood. Row 2: Marla Jones, Sylvia Lopez, D'Ann Scogin, Pam Halford, Charlotte Masters, Diana Peralez, Christina Ramirez, Debbie Ham, Miguel Ortegon, Roy Hernandez, Terry Goodman, Larry Rogers, Valeta Wheeler, Cherie Rosas, Gwen Scrivner, Sendy Beasley, Ju- lie Hall, Judie Hall. Row 3: Barbara Romo, Terri Neeley, Ginger Guynes, Tammy Bruns, Gaylene Price, Diana Garcia, Bobby McArthur, Daryl Boone, Cary Hall, David Wiman, Rocky Casey, Tommy Collum, Darrell Highfield, Kyle Cox, Wayne Jones, Dow Mathis, Anita Hernandez, Darren Benbenek, Bret Youngblood, Brenda Ubando, Mary Garza, Kent Kaser, Noemi Canales, Linda Loyola, Lynn Robertson, Bobby Alexander. Row 4: Rachel Chaidez, Kim James, Vance Williams, David Hartman, Lana Bruns, Jesse Guzman, Randy Vaughn, Richard Daniels, Mike Deere, Danny Preston, Hermilo Castillo, Jimmy Fancher, Gary Little, Pete Harbin, Felix Canales, Malcolm Rainwater, John Pavlik, Roger Patterson, Robert Alexander, Gordon Gonzales, Scott Key, Mark Erwin, David McCann, Gilbert Cadena, Jesse Zamora, David Hill, Ricky Garcia, Israel Ortegon, Andrea Hamilton. Row 5: Jessica Richardson, Danny Ramos, Sammy Appleton, Cody Jinkins, Lupe Morin, Don May, David Raschke, Delia Williams, Steve Tate, Steve Neeley, Ralph Hernandez, Wayne McClure. 147 Band Stresses Importance Of Discipline Bottom: Twirlers for the 'Pride of The West' band were Terri Dennis, senior and head twirler; Debra Collum, senior and Marla Jones, junior. During the year Terri and Debra received a 1st division in solo twirling, while Marla received a II. Top: All-Region members were, sitting, Eric Marble, John Melott, Mark Robertson, Martha Womack, Glenna Dennis, Jon Goodwin, Ter- ry Everts, Ken Goodman, Amadeo Garza and Darrell Calvert. Dar- rell, Martha, Jon and Eric were also selected to the All-Area band. —i.i The SHS Stage Band, under the direction of Ronnie Mayfield, competed in the ACU Stage Band Festival and the Texas Tech Stage Band Festival where they received 1st place in each. Players receiving special recognition at the ACU festival were Ken Goodman, lead trumpet; lead trombone, Terry Everts; lead alto sax. Dale Wil- liamson, and lead drum, Kerry Patterson. Ken Goodman also received outstanding musician at the Tech festival. The Stage Band played for the Lion's Club, the student body, and the public. Middle: Martha Womack, Dale Williamson and Dee Dow perform for the public at the annual spring concert. Bottom: Kris Seale addresses band members at the band banquet. 149 Thespians Entertain At Banquets M Thespian: Of or having to ; do with the drama or trage- dy. Though many students participate in Drama, only a few take part in the Thespi- an Club. These students have • several activities. They of- ten entertain at banquets, j such as the KSNY Banquet and Holiday Rambler show. Mr. Worsham, the director, has never ceased to entertain banquet guests. He and his students create charactors that have the guests laughing. Top: Nell Sears, Scott Marlar and Deana Waller show off the district trophy awarded to MACBETH, the one act play. Nell Sears, Bryan Lewallen, Deana Waller, Baron Land, Sherilyn Campbell, Nova Love, Perry Robertson nd Donna Browning make up the organization. Middle: Dearta Waller, Nell Sears, SherilyfTCampbefl and Nova Love Cfte MACBBxHNjjstrict trophy. shine B otto Marlar Sheri I ind. 150 Lewallen Takes State Title In Poetry Forensics: A spoken or written exercise in argumentive, as in a college or high-school class In speech or rhetoric. Or in a simpler definition, a speech. There are many aspects of speech. Poetry, prose, or short stories, debate, persausive speaking and informative speaking. These are the categories in which to compete. Mr. Jerry Worsham, drama and speech di- rector, has trained and advanced students all the way from the classroom to state competi- tion. Bryan Lewallen has won in state two years in a row for his poetry readings. Also this year, Scott Marlar and Sherilyn Camp- bell advanced to state to be two of the top five in prose competition. In district competition, Bryan Lewallen, Donna Browning and Joey Forbes competed in poetry; Sherilyn Campbell, Scott Marlar and Nell Sears, prose; Michelle Penrod, informa- tive speaking; Sidney Smith, persuasive speaking; Mark Robertson and Nettie Moss, debate. In regional competition Bryan Lewallen, Scott Marlar, Sid- ney Smith, Sherilyn Campbell and Donna Browning competed Top right: Bryan Lewallen, Sherilyn Campbell, Nell Sears, Donna Browning and Scott Marlar were competitors in district competition. Above: Bryan Lewallen was named top in state for poetry. Left: State winners, Bryan Lewallen, poetry; Sheri- lyn Campbell, prose; Scott Marlar, prose. Bottom: Sidney Smith, Sherilyn Campbell, Bryan Lewallen, Donna Browning and Scott Marlar were district winners. E E G 151 Canyon Reef Opera House Top: Jerry Worsham MC's the play. Middle: Bryan Lewallen as Scrooge. The Cratchits: Mark Robertson, Perry Robert- son, Deana Walker, Donna Browning, Rissa Head and La- quita Reeves. Scott Marlar, Bryan Lewallen and Perry Robertson. Bottom: Brad Maule entertains by singing. Debbie Tucker, a Swinger. Ronnie Collins, Linell Sel- mon, Debra Collins, Kerstin Selmon, Lisa Cobb and Dar- rell Collins, disco dancers. Opposite page, top: Lori Howell, Randy Burrus, Nicci Fox, Laurie Fox, Laurie Al- len, Travis Babcock and Joe; Forbes. Nicci Fox and Baron Land, the Fezziwiggs. Nell Sears, Ghost of Christmas Past. Middle: Tracy West- moreland, Cindy McCormick, Lisa Tune and Perry Robert- son. Lori Howell and Becky Pierce fix treats. Laquita Reeves, Tracy Westmoreland, Lisa Tune and Laurie Allen. Bottom: Travis Babcock, Fid- dler. Jason West, Tiny Tim. Beverly Duff and John Wilson. Scott Marlar and Becky Pierce. Baron Land and Nova Love. Reindeers, from left: Jana Heffernan, Penny Fulks, Kim Lunsford, Kristi Masters, Diane Horsley, Jennifer Cole, Ann Melton, and Lori Sealy. Also shown are Tanya Kruegar and Nova Love. 152 Presents Yuletide Follies The Yuletide Follies was the first drama pro- duction of the 78-79 school year, held Decem- ber 14, 15 and 16. Dancing, singing and drama were among the acts featured. Mr. Jerry Wor- sham directed the production. The play The Christmas Carol was a major part. Bryan Lewallen held the audiences atten- tion with his rendition of Scrooge. Mr. Bill Lyon directed the Swingers. They sang their version of some popular Christmas carols. Snyder was also honored by the presence of a young celebrity. Brad Maule. He sang several songs including a few he wrote himself. We were also honored by a second guest, Donny Burk. He sang the hymn Oh Holy Night . __________J 153 FHA Refreshes Donors, Tastes Tamales Future Homemakers came to the aide of senior blood donors this year by serving cookies and orange juice at the Student Council blood drive. Guest speaker D'Ann Reid, a March of Dimes representative, talked to the group about teenage pregnancy and birth defects. Each member sold 50c suckers to raise money for the March of Dimes. Right: Vinita Anderson mixes a cake. Tana Springer bakes some rolls. Bottom, members are Me- linda Crow, Tami Doan, Delores Sands, Kathy Guynes, DeQuita Schulze and Kathy Roberts. Front Row, Susan Tolbert, Tammy Woolsey, Pam Chaney, Monica Chandler, Karen Preston, Pam Watson, Mavis Browning and Judy Irwin. Below Right: FHa representatives are DeQuita Schulze, Danna Myers, Melinda Crow, Karen Preston, Delores Sands and Monica Chandler. Below Left: Karen Preston, Melinda Crow, Dolores Sands and Monica Chandler help lick birth defects. Bottom Left: D'Ann Reid talks about teenage pregnancy and birth defects. Bottom Right: Alice Guerra Shows homemak- ing classes how to make tamales. Top Left: FCA officers for the 78-79 school year. From Left, Mike Hicks, president; Roy Carter, sponsor; Melinda Crow, concession stand chairman; Beth Bowen, treasurer; Neva Reeves, secretary; Marsha Burrus, reporter; and not pictured is Laquita Reaves, vice president. Right: Roy Carter sponsored the Fellowship of Christian Athletes during the 78-79 school year. Below: First Row, From Left, Pauline Taylor, Ismael Ortegon, Cherie Rosas, James Stewart, Mike Hammock and John Smylie; Row 2: Joyce Wallace, Gary Waller, Neal Page, Mike Deere, Steve Gressett, and Tommy Gressett; Row 3: Cynthia Taylor, Pam Smith, Beth Bowen, John Smith, Stephen Ham, Stocky Roberts, Lisa Tune, and Pat Martinez; Row 4: John Melot, Diana Ramirez, Sylvia Lopez, Tracy Loyola, Mike Hicks, Donna McGee, Melynda Crow, and Tracy Collier; Row 5: Lana Bruns, Andrew Contreras, Daniel Pera- lez, Marsha Burrus, Debbie Henderson, Kathy Watts, and Diane Sentell. Alvin Dark Speaks On Sportsmanship To start off the year, the Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes had a watermelon feast in Mr. Carter's back yard. During football season, FCA built the winning homecoming float. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes sold advertisements for the Canyon Reef Basketball Tournament and also earned money from working in conces- sion stands for all sports. The FCA met in the Student Center April 10 to play games and discuss what FCA is really about with Dan Stevens and Wayne Shuffield from Hardin- Simmons University. To end the year, FCA had a banquet at the Shack with guest speaker Alvin Dark and held Dog Patch Activities led by Texas Tech students in the girls gym. Top: Alvin Dark, Former pro- fessional baseball player and manager, speaks about good sportsmanship. Pat Martinez is watching and listening to the banquet speakers. Middle: Dan Stevens goes psyche. Wayne Shuffield explains how the game is played. Bottom: Wayne times Bobby Overhulser in a feat of prowess. 157 Top: Row 1, David Babcock, Dennis Young, Doug Wilkinson, Richard Cowen, LaDonna Halford, JoAnn Smith, Kel- ley Tolbert, Sam Halford; Row 2, Patrick Rodriguez, James Bloom, Scott Snow, Ronny Rosas, Keith Head, Sharon Halford, Tana Springer, Annette Way, Tina Huddleston, Taina Barrett; Row 3, Trevlyn Pitner, Ronny Lindsey, Bry- an Limmer, Robby Davenport, Rick Cox, C.B. Edmiaston, Jack George, Bruce Snow and Rodney Babcock. Bottom: Row 1, John Reed, Jimmy Pate, Danny House, Melanie Jarrell, D. W. Lofton; Row 2, Billy Stroud, Jimmy Autry, Danny Proctor, Riley Kitchens, Jay Cox, John Bloom, Noah Bilano, Dwain Hicks, Jimmy Clinkenbeard, Roy Thompson, Bobby Seaton; Row 3, Van Hale, Cliff Snow, Terry Maxwell, Judy Erwin, John Ponder, Perry Echols, Eddie Thompson, Steve Key, Clay Johnson, Corby Barrett, Lonnie Blackard, Jay Jones, Billy Wilkinson, Kyle Herrley, Jimmy James; Row 4, Clay Willingham, Eddie Cumbie, Terry Williams, Rodney Glass, Greg Holliday, Chuck Wilson, Max Drum, Scott Crenwelge, Doug Hill and Kerry Hagin. 158 Top Left: FFA Chapter Conducting and Quiz Team took high honors at Huntsville. Members are Kelley Tolbert, Trevlyn Pitner, Bryan Limmer, Rick Cox, Melanie Jar- rell, Tana Springer, Tina Huddleston, Lonnie Blackard and Max Drum. Left: Junior Conducting Team placed 3rd in district. Members are Jay Cox, Danny Proctor, John Bloom, Gary Don Edmiaston, Robby Davenport, D. W. Lofton, Riley Kitchens and Ronnie Rosas. Below Left: Senior Chapter Conducting Team placed second in area. Members are Lonnie Blackard, Tana Springer, Tina Huddleston, Melanie Jarrell, Max Drum. Below: FFA Jr. Quiz Team placed first at State Leadership contest. Members are Bryan Limmer, Trevlyn Pitner, Rick Cox and Kelley Tolbert. TEAMS RATE HIGH 159 Teams Qualify far SfcateRnals Top Left: Members of the Meats Team that qualified for state are Jeffrey Pylant, Melanie Jarrell and Dwayne Hicks. Top Right: Poultry Team qualifiers are Doug Proctor, Keith Head, James Bloom, Rick Cox, Trevlyn Pitner. Above Left: Members of the Livestock state qualifiers are Ty Springer, Tana Springer and Tina Huddleston. Above Right: Members of the Dairy Cattle Team qualifing for state are Ricky Elliot, Billy Stroud and Tim McCright. 160 Top Left: Wool Team places first In Lone Wolf contest. Members are Ricky Housden, Ronnie Lindsey, Pat Rodriguez and David Babcock. Above: Members of the Junior Grass and Range Teams are Roy Thompson, Riley Kitchens, D. W. Lofton, Perry Echols, Clay Willingham, Jay Cox, John Bloom and Danny Proctor. Left: Dairy Cattle Team Places first in area competition. Members are Johnny Seaton, Freddie Moralas and Jimmy Autry. Below Left: Members of the Land Team are Doug Hill, Danny House, Jimmie James and Steve Key. Below: Members of the Senior Grass Team are Jimmy Pate, Jimmie James, Rodney Glass, Lonnie Blackard, Kerry Hagan, Jeff Murphree and Jack George. HFRENCtt CLUBIt French Club members are: Bobby Alexander, Doug Webb, Marjann Morrow, Pam Pierce, Lisa Thrift, Tammy Farmer, and Nell Sears. The club's sponsor is Mr. Ed McAnally. The officers elected were: Pam Pierce, president; Nell Sears, vice-president; and Mar- jann Morrow, secretary-treasurer. Opposite page: Top, Debbie Ponder and Susan Cowen show their reaction to Perrier water; Doug Webb, Bobby Alexander and David Hartman enjoy eating crepes in Lubbock. Middle: Bobby Cole, Nell Sears, and Sherilyn Campbell ask for more. Mike Parmer says the water has spirit. 162 The 78-79 French Club explored the French culture in depth. Madam Gaborit, a native of Poitiers, France, spoke to the French classes about her country. Members of the club also sampled Perrier water, a drink from the mineral springs in France. To finish out the year, the club travelled to Lubbock and ate at Crepe Suzettes. Officers of the club were: Pam Pierce, president; Nell Sears, vice-president; and Marjann Morrow, sec- retary treasurer. 163 FTA Members Complete Various Projects | During the 78-79 school year, FTA members held various projects, among these were the an- nual candy sale, a Christmas party with mem- bers taking goods to a needy family, and a trip to Fort Worth in February for those who earned at least 50 merit points. Students making the trip attended various workshops and meetings. Top: FTA officers were, from left, Darrell Col- lins, Historian; Cynthia Chapman, President; Paul Derringer, Vice-President and Patsy Bass, Secretary. Bottom: FTA members were, bottom row from left, Sheila Eckert, Debra Collum, Darrell Col- lins, Kathy Watts, Tracie Gilstrap, Brenda Haywood. Top row, from left, Peggy Carter, Paul Derringer, Ken Goodman, Patsy Bass, Cyn- thia Chapman, sponsor Ollie Peek, and Brentz Beauchamp. Top Left: FTA club sponsor was Mr. 01 lie Peek. Above: Darrell Collins was selected Mr. FTA In district and competed on the state level. Top Right: Milton Ham was guest speaker at the Future Teachers of America banquet. Right: Patsy Bass, Cynthia Chapman and Paul Derringer listen to a speech during a meeting. Bottom Right: Cynthia Chapman prepares for the FTA banquet. During the 78-79 school year, Paul Derringer pre- sided as District XIV president of FTA. On September 23, he conducted a workshop on leadership and on March 8 Paul inducted new members and made his farewell address at the district spring banquet in Abi- lene. Honor Society Inducts New Members Inducted into the National Honor Society November 15 were: Terri Dennis Terry Everts Jay Hammond, Van Hayes Joe Lee Gary Martin Lori Watlington Deborah Baack Darrell Calvert Andrew Contreras Glenna Dennis; Row 2 Scott Marlar Vicki Kornegay Tammy Justice Melanie Jarrell Jamie Hataway Kim Harlin Paul Gafford Laura Fortune Suzanne Fisher; Row 3 Donna McGee Marjann Morrow Billie Owens Bettsey Patter- son Daniel Peralez Mark Preston Jeffrey Pylant Laquita Reaves Belinda Scott and Kyle Short. c Vi The National Honor Society sponsors were Rita Carter and Elouise Lambert. ) The National Honor Society held the fall in- duction ceremony Nov. 15, in the SHS audito- rium. Mike Greenfield, president presided as Master of Ceremonies. A speech on the signifi- cance of the organization was given by Princi- pal Horace Bostick. Following this Senior members gave short speeches on the qualifications of the organiza- tion. Mike Wimmer spoke on character; Anne Beuerlein scholarship! Sarah Fagin leadership; and Karen Littlepage service. Melinda Mas- ters vice president and Shari Williams secre- tary, presented the new members. Mr. Jerry Worsham gave a closing address following the candle lighting ceremony after which the invo- cation was given by Jim Zoda. Each inducteee lit a candle to signify his membership into the organization. Middle Left: Glenna Dennis Scott Marlar and Bettsey Patterson lit a candle to signify their membership into the NHS. 166 N H S Two year members are: Kathy Harrell, Perry Robertson, Robbie Cole, Mike Greenfield, Mike Wimmer, Paul Derringer, Sara Fagin, Shari Williams, Jim Zoda, Karen Littlepage, Cynthia Chapman, Linda Loyola, Debra Richter, Me- linda Masters, Rita Black, Terri Dennis (lyr), Sherilyn Campbell, Pam Blanken- ship, Anne Beueriein N H s Spring Induction Honors New Members The National Honor Society originated with the National Association of Secondary School Principals in 1921. Locally Juniors and Seniors must have maintained a cu- mulative academic average of more than 90%; must be in- volved in service projects- either in or out of school pro- jects,- exhibited leadership in the classroom and extra cur- ricular activities and shown integrity, honesty, positive be- havior, cooperation and desire to do the right thing in most situations. 167 DE Attends Conference Members of DE are: Row 1- James Alien, Shari Hatfield, Nena Melton; Row 2- Mark Scott, Tammy Staton, Mary Pruitt, Jo Beth Stephens, Connie Weber, Terry Thames; Row 3- Bill Cox, Bradley Wool- sey, Kenny Grisham, Ray Wheelus, Daniel Peralez, Ben Fuentez. Middle Left: Chap- ter President Angela Brumley and Sponsor Jim Rosson display an award. v Aft Middle Right: Members of DECA who participated in the AREA 1 Competitive Events Conference; Row 1- Jo Beth Stephens, Angela Brumley, Sharon Strick- land; Row 2- Mary Pruitt, Daniel Peralez, Terry Thames. Right: Other members of DE are; Row 1- An- gela Brumley, Sharon Strickland, Brenda Gilbert, Ronnie Wooldridge; Row 2- Karen Womack, Latricia Pevehouse, Andrea Killam, MikeZedlitz; Row 3- Tommy Tull is, Brent Hibbit, Kent Kayser, Jackie Ear- lie, Morris Anderson. 168 Top left: Deca officers for the 1978-79 school year are Jo Beth Stephens treasurer; Laronda Cain, historian; Mr. Rosson, D. E. coordinator; Angela Brumley, chapter president; Sharon Strickland, chapter secretary; and (not pic- tured) Nena Melton, chapter vice president. D.E. officers were recognized at the annual Employee, Employer Banquet. Top right: Mr. Rosson presents Mary Pruitt with a State Rec- ognition Award. Mary placed first in Area Competitive Events in Food Services. Middle: Mr. Rosson presents Terry Thames with a State Recognition Award. Terry won first in the Area Deca Competitive Events in Petrole- um Marketing Contest. Bottom: Mr. Rosson presents Deca Sweethart, Latricia Pevehouse with a gift of appreciation. 169 ICT Members Train While On The Job Right: The sponsor of ICT is Wal- lace Combest. Second period ICT members are: Front row, Tracy Hammond, Gary Chesser, Rhonda Saveli, Joe Lopez, Jimmy Chai- dez, Gloria Rios and Eugene Ortiz; Back row, Mike Bragg, Perry Westmoreland, Guy Kerrick, Doug Huddleston, Tracy Dennis, Gary Newman, David Koonce and Henry Hernandez. ICT Third Period ICT members are: Front row, Diana Pemberton, Richard Schultz, Brenda McCright, Abby Rinehart, Gary Cody, Susan Sullivan, Tammy O'Oay, Renee Young, and Lawanna Bills; Back row, Kerry Patter- son, Dale Willelm, Mark Bawcum, Jamey Baldwin, Jesse Goodwin, Roger Patterson, Doug Gilstrap, Monty Anderson, Wallace Overby and Richard Dupree. ----------------------------------------------------------- Industrial Cooperative Training is a program offered to students who train in trade, industrial and technical education. Opposite Page: Senior VICA members David Koonce, Tracy Dennis, Guy Kerrick, and Hery Her- nandez along with sponsor Wallace Combest attended the Area 1 VICA contest held in Abilene March 9. Tammy O'Day was a nurses aid at Cogdell Memorial Hospital; Guy Kerrick was an auto mechanic at Andy's Paint, and Body Shop and Henry Hernandez was a printer at Buchanan Printing. _________________________II________________________________) 170 The annual ICT steak supper was held April 19, at the Towle Park Barn. The steak supper was sponsored by ICT alone this year. There were approximately 150 people at the steak supper. Among the 150 people were Superin- tendent Bill J. Hood and school board members; Principal Horace Bostick and Vice Principal, Ray Courtney, and the employers and employees along with dates. The group feasted on steak, beans, potatoes and homemade ice cream prepared by ICT members. 171 Top: Industrial Arts Club officers are Monty Anderson, secretary; Joe Beuer- lein, treasurer; Mike Wolfe, reporter; Wayne Davis, vice-president; Andrew Contreras, president; and not pictured is John Melott, sergeant at arms. Middle: Club members are Tracy Holladay, Randy Wolfe, Mike Wolfe, Randy Hud- delston, Wayne Davis, Andrew Con- treras, Bill Cox, Robert Alexander, Joe Beurlein, Monty Anderson, and Adam Holladay. Right: Tommy Wright, IAC sponsor. 172 IAC Makes Band Trophy Cases Top: Randy Huddleston demonstrates his ver- satility in drafting class while Tracy Holladay rounds a few corners with a jigsaw. Middle: Mike Wolf hangs a door to fit while Monty Anderson poses for a shot. Left: Wayne Davis fashions part of a band cabinet during class. 173 Top: Kelly Everton, Sheila Eckert, Theresa Browning, Shauna Pate, Bottom: Lisa Johnson, Judy Irwin, Mavis Browlning, Tenna Hopper. Top: Mary Cospin, Jon Smith, Jacque Chasteen, Nell Paige, Travis Babcock, Kathy Kubena, Bottom: Monica Walker, Ta- mera Woolsey, Nancy Brim. Aides Organize Library AV Materials Top: Donny Loveall, David Dolllver, Billy Wallace, Mat Wallace, Marty Hamen, Bot- tom: Damen Johnson, Kyle Cox 174 Top: Robby Treavey, Steve Dillard, Raymond Medrano, Rudy Garza, Bottom: Paul Be- cerra, Mike Deere Top: Jimmy Joe Fowler, Susan Tolbert, Mary Alice Roe, Lana Bruns, Cynthia Taylor, Clif Payne, and Pete Harbin. Bot- tom: Rocky Casey, Patricia Luera, Diana Ramirez, Judy Martin, and Steve Wheeler. Top: Henry Woods, Doug Tu- mez, Linda Gonzales, Celissa Shipp, Debbie Rollins, Kelly Givens, and Terry Boatman. Bottom: Andrew Gutierrez, James Swan, Sherri Bowlin, Darrell Collins, Laura Fortune, and Tina Cannon. Aides Learn As They Help Top: Pam Chaney, Vanessa White, Cassie Crownover, Shana Smith, Dequita Schulze, Debbie Ham, and Robbie Cole. Middle: Jill Kidd, Terri Neeley, Sarah Youngkin, Carrie Ainsworth, and Pam Blankenship. Bottom: Stacy Stuard, Debbie Myers, and Joann Larez. Top: Mary Costella, Baron Land, Cynthia Chapman, C. B. Edmiaston, Linda Loyola, Car- men Rodriquez, and Sherri Musick. Bottom: Helen Kim- zey, Camilla Crawford, Melin- da Masters, Sheila Eckert, Sheryl Neeley, and Stocky Roberts. 175 Lair Staff Works To Meet Deadlines The Journalism Department at SHS attended two conventions during the 78-79 school year. The Tiger's Tale received an All-Tex- as Honor Rating in Denton and the Award of Achievement in Austin. The Tiger's Lair received a Certi- ficate of Merit in Denton and the Award of Honor in Austin. Senior, John Smylie placed third in state for special graphics in Austin. Opposite Page, Top Left: Editor, Thomas Boley works on a layout. Top Right: Editor, Tracie Gilstrap prepares an assignment. Middle Left: Assistant Editor, Linda Loy- ola works on the senior section. Center: Russell Gafford, Sports Editor, crops a picture. Middle Right: Sports Editor, David Lee. Bottom Left: Susan Tolbert, Man- aging Editor and Holly Green, Sports Editor, select photos. Bot- tom Right: Photo Editor, Jim Zoda. Top: Staff members are Albert Overby, Kathy Pevehouse, Linda Gonzales, Jane McNulty, Pam Halford, Jennifer Cole, Alicia Gu- tierrez, Eva Lopez and Walter Banks; Row 2, Ricky Gambol, Kathy Elam, Ronnie Collins, Janet West, Theresa Hildreth, Kim Lunsford, Joyce Wallace, Brenda Grimes, Don May, Wayland Bear- den and Gayland Bearden. Middle Left: Bryan Vincent works the lights during the coronation. Bot- tom Left: CI if Payne, Tina Can- non, Debbie Ponder, DeQuita Schulze, Theresa Browning, Pat Martinez and Ricky Romo; Row 2, Cynthia Taylor, Terrie Scott, Terry Boatman, Bryan Vincent and Mavis Browning; Row 3, Patti Clark, Carrie Crenwelge, Curtis King, Terrie Compton, Linda Hunter and Paul Gafford. Bottom Right: Journalism advisor is Jo Ann Cotton. 177 Tiger’s Tale Takes Award Of Achievement In it's second year under the sponsorship of JoAnn Cotton, the Tiger's Tale did quite well in statewide competi- tion. At the Denton Texas High School Press Association, the Tale recieved an All-Texas rating, a second division At the Austin Interscholastic League Press Conference, the Tiger's Tale took an Award of Achievement, also a 2nd division. 178 First year staffers include: From top left; clockwise: David Lee, Sam Willis, Bobby Degrate, Tracie Gilstrap, Lori Johnson, Johnnie Lou McCright, and Center; Gary Atwood. 179 Photographers Get The Job Done 1978 and 1979 Photographers for the Ti- ger's Lair and Tiger's Tale were: Above, Jim Zoda, Photo Editor; Kim James; Middle, Teresa Gallagher. Be- low, Mitch Mackey, Tracy Dennis. Op- posite Page: Top, Mark Erwin, Susan Tolbert; Middle, Thomas Boley, Walter Banks; Bottom: Prentice Curry. 181 ww mm MM Lori Watlington Secretary ■ Darrell Collins I President fete vmnsm Andrew Contreras Vice-President Top: Row 1, Lori Watlington, Jessica Richardson, Stocky Roberts, Tracie Gilstrap, Helen Kimzey, Jamie Westbrook, Dalinda Roberts, and Jimmy Joe Fowler; Row 2, Reme Guerrero, Patricia Velez, Jane McNulty, Mary Jo Cospin, Delores Sands, Karen Preston, Melinda Masters, Alisa Wilson, Carlos Melgar, Lori McCormick and Jacqueline Pylant; Row 3, Darrell Collins, Brenda Anderson, Jill Kidd, Melanie Jarrell, Carrie Ainsworth, Toni Elrod, Shana Koonsman, Latricia Pevehouse, LaRhonda Cain and Andrew Contreras; Row 4, Mark Davis, Pam Pierce, Sarah Fagin, Susan Minor, Kelly Deavers, Dana Elrod, Katrina Humble, Robyn Harlin, Jack Garcia, Bobby Alexander and Gary Cotton. Top; Paul Derringer, Dow Mathis, Larry Rogers, Mike Greenfield, Doug Gilstrap, Charles Bethel, Scott Crenwelge, Robby Trevey, Doug Webb, Jimmy Fancher and Jeff Wesson. The Student Council theme for '78 — '79 school year was Together- ness. One innovation for the Student Council this year was the Blood Drive which was co-sponsored by the South Plains Blood Service in Lubbock. Another was the addition of a new membership rule. This rule stated that if a person attended six consecutive meetings he was eligible for mem- bership. The council also initiated other projects including Operation Switch, Spring Fever Week, and Homecoming Activities. 182 Six Meetings Pay-Off For Membership; Student Council Sponsors Blood Drive Top Left: Kelly and Trudy among others, boogie on down to the music of Dis- cola. Top Right: These lit- tle things are known as Fuzzies. Middle Left: Lori weighs in food for the Food Drive. Middle Right: Looks like Darrell had fun telling everyone to have a Merry Christmas. Bottom Left: Paul D. signs up Jim Z. for SC blood drive. Bottom Right: Darrell Collins pre- sents a fuzzie to Wes Par- tain, Mark Davis, David Lee, Sid Sullenger and Clay Johnson, for the foot- ball team's winning season. 183 Junior-Senior Prom Discos At Studio 54 Right: Tina Huddleston and her date disco to the sounds of Jukebox. Dee Dow and Christy Jinkins tell secrets. Below: Seniors Donna Browning and her date and Matt Givens and his sweetheart dance to the blinking lights. Middle Right: Everyone is doing the Alligator. Bottom Right: Mrs. Gorman and Mrs. Ferrell 184 JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS Chairman: Ollle Peek Food: Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. Gorman Mrs. Hartsfield Decorations: Mrs. Otto, Mrs. Cotton Mr. Stephenson, Mr. Underwood Entertainment: Mr. Adams, Mrs. Boren Mr. Boles Clean Up: Mr. Lewis, Mr. Harding Mr. Parham Top Right: Platform dancers are Junior Gary Atwood and his date, Patti Clark; Senior Mike Hicks and Linda John- son. Above: Slow dancing are Seniors, Linda Loyola and date Joe Key; Trade Gilstrap and her date Steve Nall. Right: Senior Dennis Boone and his date; Junior Martha Womack and Senior Terry Everts shuffle to the Cotton- Eye Joe. 185 Foreign Exchange Student Receives Gifts Patricia Velez is this year's American Field Service student from Guaya- quil, Equador. Nineteen-year old Patricia is making her home with Mr. and Mrs. Claude McCormick. I want to thank everybody for this opportunity to stay in Snyder and to go to Snyder High, Patricia Velez declared. It's an experience I won't forget! Top Left: Patricia with escort, David Lee for the Coronation. Top Right: She learns to type and increase her skills. Middle Left: Patricia relaxes after a volleyball game in Sweetwater. Middle Right: Pat receives a pair of boots from Thompsons, beside Patricia her American sister, Cindy McCormick. Left: Darrell gives Pat her Christmas present from the Student Body. 188 Lewallen Wins State For 2nd Year Bryan Lewallen won first place in Austin In the poetry competition. Donna Browning won first In the same category at district while Bryan placed second. Joey Forbes competed also. Sherilyn Campbell and Scott Marlar advanced to state competition and finished in the top 6. They competed In Prose. Nell Sears also competed. Sidney Smith advanced to region in per- suasive speaking by placing second in district. Mi- chelle Penrod also competed. Top Left: Bryan Lewallen; Middle Left: Sidney Smith and Michelle Penrod; Above: Joey Forbes and Donna Browning; Left: Nell Sears, Scott Marlar and Sherilyn Campbell. 189 Musick, Kimzey, Fisher Advance To Region Suzanne Fisher and Helen Kimzey placed first and second respectively in Ready Writing competition and advanced to the regional meet in Odessa where they competed. Sherry Musick placed second in Shorthand competition and advanced to regional where she placed ninth. Tammy Justice also competed. Paul Derringer and Thomas Boley both placed fifth in their respective Journalism categories at the district meet, while John Smylie also competed. Above: Tammy Justice and Sherry Musick Shorthand competitors; Top Right: Suzanne Fisher and Hellen Kimzey competed in Ready Writing; Right: Thomas Boley, John Smylie and Paul Derringer competed in Journalism. 190 Mark Robertson and Nettie Moss competed in district debate and were named as alternates in the region meet. Deborah Richter competed in the science divi- sion and was named alternate to the region meet. Paul Derringer also competed in science. Robby Trevey competed in the typewriting contest and advanced to the regional meet by placing third in district. Other competitors included Lisa Thrift, Jamie Hataway, and Latricia Pevehouse. Top Left: Paul Derringer competed in science; Middle Left: Lisa Thrift, Robby Trevey and Jamie Hataway competed in typewriting; Middle Right: Deborah Rich- ter competed in science; Left: Mark Robertson and Nettie Moss competed in debate; Above: Latricia Pe- vehouse competed in typewriting. 191 Jerry Worsham, director of the SHS one act play, has proved once again that he can take ordinary students and turn them into first class actors and actresses. Macbeth broke the state record of six wins May 4 at Austin, when it brought home its seventh state crown. Individual awards were awarded to: Bryan Lewallen, district Best Actor, regional and state All Star Cast; Nell Sears, district and regional Best Actress, state All Star Cast; Perry Robertson, district and regional All Star Cast; Baron Land, district All Star Cast; Mark Robertson, district Honorable Mention; Macbeth Breaks State 192 Record At UIL In Austin Opposite page. Top Left: Bryan Lewallen and Travis Babcock, Seyton. Top Right: Nell Sears, Lady Macbeth; Bryan Lewallen, Macbeth. Cen- ter: Rissa Head, Lady in Waiting; Joey Forbes, Doctor. Bottom: Scott Marlar, Malcolm; Joey Forbes, Donalbain and Mark Robertson, King Duncan. Top Right: Deana Waller, Lady Mac- duff. Center: Kelly Deavers, Lennox; Jack O'Bannion, Ross. Above, closkwise Nova Love, Donna Browning and Sherilyn Campbell. Bot- tom: Scott Marlar and Baron Land, Banquo. y 193 Sherilyn Campbell, Rita Black, Ann Beuerlein, Sarah Fagln, Cindy Koonsman, Mike Wimmer, Mike Greenfield, Melinda Masters, Karen page, Zenda England Little i'l Suzanne Fisher I I I 4.6312 . -a-k Glenna Dennis, Suzanne Fisher, Bettsey Patterson, Donna McGee, Be- linda Scott, Marjann Morrow, Scott Marlar, Mark Preston, Darrell Cal vert Beverly Duff, Jennifer Cole, Bobble Brooks, Kelley Scott, Valeta Wheeler, Rebecca Muslck, Stocky Roberts, Steve Gressett, Tommy Gressett, Jacqueline Pylant Beth Bowen, Charlette Masters, Tracey Westmoreland, Diane Sentell, Dalinda Roberts, David Martinez, Mark Robertson, Kris Seale, Robert Schooler Kris Seale 4.6166 Kelley Scott 4.6500 Koonsman, Crayton Take Top Honors Snyder High School held the annual Sports Award Ceremony last Tuesday, May 21. Selected as the top male and female athletes were Richard Crayton and Cindy Koonsman. Richard participated In four varsity sports this year, gaining recognition In each. The four sports were: Football, Basketball, track, and baseball, all of which the teams won district championship. Cindy was named all-state In volleyball. She was also a member of the girl's basketball and track teams. Every sport in school gave out awards of achievement and sportsmanship, totaling 28 awards in all. Football awards given out were: Best offensive line- man, Baron Land; Best Defensive back, Sid Sullenger; Best Defensive lineman, Cary Welsh; Best offensive back, Richard Crayton; and the Tiger Heart Award, Rudy Garza. Boys Basketball awards given out were: Best defen- sive player, Richard Crayton; Most improved, David Jackson; Captain, Greg Hinton; Happy Warrier, Greg Hinton; and Captain, Sid Everton. Dana Elrod received the only Volleyball award She has been an all-state player for two years. The awards given out in the girl's basketball cate- gory were: Most Improved, Brenda Anderson; Tiger Sport Award, Billie Owens; Best Free Throw Percent- age Award, Angie Thane. Sarah Fagln was given the Sport Award in girl's track. Senior Ronnie Collins received the only boy's track award. He was awarded the Outstanding Track- man Award. Receiving awards in Gymnastics were: Most Im- proved, Hunter Crawford and Valeta Wheeler; Most Valuable, Pam Blankenship and Bob Overhulser. Scott Crenwelge received the Robert Hobb's Memo- rial Basketball Award, while Sid Everton and Mitch Mackey were named Co-Most Valuable Players. Receiving Outstanding Player awards in Tennis were Jay Wesson and Donna McGee. Senior Lance McMillan was presented the Medalist Award in the golf category. 196 Top left: Coach Joyce Elrod presents Dana Elrod with the Volleyball Player of the Year Award. Above: Sarah Fagin receives the Tiger Sport Award from Girl's Track Coach Ken Housden. Left: Coach Doug Fitzjar- rell recognizes Bobby Overhulser's achievements by giving him the Most Valuable Gymnast Award. Bottom Right: Girl's Basketball Coach Ken Housden names Brenda Anderson Most Improved Player. Bottom Left: Coach Green presents Lance McMillan the gold award. Opposite page: Top right: Cindy Koonsman and Rich- ard Crayton were named Top Athletes. Bottom right: Coach Albert Lewis presents Sid Everton with the Co- MVP Award as Scott Crenwelge observes. 197 Melinda Takes Honors As Valedictorian ERECTEO 1952 SNYDER INDEPENDENT SCHOO BOARO OF EDUCATION LEE STINSON-M(si� cmt JAMES B.TURNER-� icc mi VAYNE BOREN PAUL A.KE BOB DUPREE E.N.VILLIA E. J. MILLS Melinda Masters was Valedicto- rian with a four year grade aver- age of 4.6338. She was vice- president of the National Honor Society, of which she was a two- year member. She was also active in band, FTA, and Student Coun- cil. Melinda was Band Sweet- heart, Miss SHS, and an elemen- tary teacher's aide. Zenda Rates Number 2 In Senior Class CSIOCNT -VICE PHES. UL A.K EATON H.WILLIAMSON S -SECRETARY ERINT£NDENT INCIPAl SINESS MGR. JFORO ft FEINBERC ICMITtP Zenda Ball England was saluta- torian with a four year average of 4.5588. She was a two-year mem- ber of the National Honor Society, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Tennis, Basket- ball, and Top Ten. Awards Assembly Honors Students Numerous awards were given out at the awards assembly held at the end of the school year. The Nuclear Science Symposium award went to Mrs. Hargrove. Senior Terry Everts was presented the H.F. Clark Trophy for being the outstanding senior musician. Journalism awards went to senior Linda Loyola for yearbook and senior Cynthia Chapman for newspaper. Outstanding social studies student awards went to Eugene Ortiz and Sherry Musick. Senior Van Hayes was presented the Randy Bear- den Memorial Award in Choir. The Lone Star Farmer Degree went to Rodney Glass and Jimmy James. This award is the high- est given in Future Farmers. Tracey Holladay and Wayne Davis were named as outstanding Industrial Arts students. Top drama students were Nell Sears and Donna Browning. Several groups of students were recognized dur- ing the assembly. The All-State choir students were recognized. Two Ag teams were also recognized this year. Both teams went to state. Various drama students were recognized, too. Mr. Jerry Worsham, drama instructor, recognized the speech competitors and the members of the state championship cast of MacBeth. UIL typing and shorthand competitors were rec- ognized for their achievements. Student Council officers were presented gifts from the sponsor, Eddie Williams. Patricia Velez, this year's foreign exchange stu- dent, was awarded the American Field service Certificate. Opposite page: Left; Nell Sears receives a drama award from instructor Jerry Worsham; Top Right; Mr. Tommy Wright honors Wayne Davis with an industrial arts award; Middle Right; Billy Bob McMullin recog- nizes a state-contending Ag group; Bottom Right; Jer- ry Worsham recognizes the cast and crew of Mac- Beth . This Page: Top Left; Terry Everts receives the H.F. Clark Award; Top Right; Linda Loyola walks back to her seat after receiving a journalism award; Middle Left; Belinda Scott receives an honor from choir director Bill Lyon; Above; Mr. Lyon awards Dar- rell Collins with an honor; Left; Van Hayes rejoices after winning the Randy Bearden Memorial Award. 201 Spring Fever Student Council annually sponsors Spring Fever Week which lets students express the way they feel. On Monday a Beard Growing Contest was held. Tuesday students socked up for Hat, T-Shirt and Sock Day. Wednesday was Sports Day. Thursday was Twins Day and Friday was Sadie Hawkins Day which includes a dance and a picnic. At the picnic many activities went on such as Tug-of-war, Sack races. Gum Blowing and Mr. Legs Contest. 202 Hits SHS Top: Billie Jean James boogies down with a little help of Dis-Cola. Jim Paul Williams displays his winning legs after the Mr. Legs Contest. Middle: Coach Shipp among other coaches, struggles to maintain his footage in the Tug- of-war against SHS students. Winners of the individual sack races were Ronnie Collins and Lisa Cobb. Bottom: Joyce Burns blew the winning bubble In the Bubble Gum Blowing Contest. Winners of the couples sack race were Laurie Seay and Don Chandler. Opposite page. Top Left: Scott Cren- weldge, now beardless, was the winner of the Beard Growing Contest. Middle Left: Winner of the Hat, T-shirt and Sock Day was Pauline Taylor. Top Right: Overall winner of Sports Day was Kristy Masters. Right: Terri Compton and Linda Hunter were the winners of Twins Day. 203 Coronation Highlights Valentine’s Day The annual SHS coronation was held Wednesday, February 14, dur- ing advisory period. Class favor- ites, sweethearts, and nominees for Mr. and Miss SHS were presented. A Greek toga party was the theme of the coronation. This theme was carried out with white columns decorating the stage and banners representing each club. The event was sponsored by the journalism department. Sweethearts for the 1978-79 school year were. Top, From Left: Lynn Robinson, Football; Laquita Reaves and Mike Hicks, FCA; Sherry Neves, Basketball; Corby Barrett, Girl's Basketball; Belinda Scott, Boy's Track; Melinda Mas- ters, Band; Nell Sears, Thespians; Wes Partain, Volleyball; Latricia Pevehouse, DECA; Greg Sullenger, FHA; Susan Minor and Gary Mar- tin, Choir. 204 Sweethearts for the 1978-79 school year were. Top From Left: Cynthia Chapman and John Smy- lie. Journalism; Kim Neves and Hunter Crawford, Gymnastics; Pa- tricia Velez, Foreign Exchange Student; Dalinda Roberts, Base- ball; C.B. Edmiaston, Girl's Track; Tammy O'Day, ICT; Tana Springer, FFA; Donna Browning, Forensics; Darrell Collins, FT A; Pam Pierce, French Club; Linda Hunter, IAC. 205 Senior Class Wins Food Drive Max Aucutt Travis Babcock Jamie Baldwin Walter Banks Patsy Bass Mark Bawcum Charles Bethel Anne Beuerlein Liz Bilano Lawanna Bills Rita Black Lonnie Blackard Pam Blankenship Thomas Boley Dennis Boone 209 Tanya Boydstun Mike Bragg Donna Browning Angela Brumley Tony Cagle Sherilyn Campbell Noemi Canales Peggy Carter Mary Castillo Rachel Chaidez Don Chandler Cynthia Chapman Seniors Shine In ’79! Shari Cotton Kyle Cox Pam Crabb Richard Crayton Scott Crenwelge Janet Curtis Mark Davis Ricky Davis Wayne Davis Terri Dennis Theresa Dennis Tracy Dennis Paul Derringer Tami Doan Dee Dow 211 Max Drum Ricky Eades Jack Early Lujean Eckert Sheila Eckert C. B. Edmiaston Lyn Edminson Dana Elrod Zenda England Vanette Everett Kellye Everton Sid Everton Terry Everts Sarah Fagin Ronnie Farmer iJ mm Seniors Emphasize Leadership Mike Forbes Ben Fuentez Lisa Fogle Russell Gafford Theresa Gallagher Sarah Gallegos Mary Garza Rudy Garza Tracie Gilstrap Matt Givens Holly Green Mike Greenfield Kathleen Guynes Anita Guzman Manuel Guzman 213 Mike Hicks Greg Hinton Greg Holliday Van Hayes Carla Henderson Brent Hibbit Kerry Hagins Terry Hagins Jay Halbert Billy Hall Tina Hall Alan Hamilton 214 Senior Shari Williams shows who's number one during the senior pep rally, as other members of the senior class look on. Seniors Prepare For College Tracy Holladay Danny House Doug Huddleston Tina Huddleston Karl Humble Clay Johnson Steve Johnson Theresa Johnson Kathy Jones Jay Jones Phil Jones Kent Kaser Guy Kerrick Steve Key Helen Kimzey 215 David Koonce Cindy Koonsman Kathy Kubena Baron Land JoAnn Larez Donnie Lawler Linda Lazcano David Lee Joe Lee Terry Lee Bryan Lewallen Karen Littlepage 216 Senior, Ronnie Collins and a friend get down to Disc- Ola at one of the Student Council dances. Graduates Order Announcements Mitch Mackey Gary Martin Connie Martinez Melinda Masters Terry Maxwell Lance McMillan Raymond Medrano Nena Melton Sherry Musick Debbie Myers Danna Myers Sheryl Neeley Carrie Nesbit Sherry Neves Gary Newman 217 Ismael Ortegon Wallace Overby Wes Partaln Jimmy Pate Kerry Pattersor Beverly Paulk Belia Perez Ricky Perez Maihuong Pham Mary Pruitt Neva Reaves Larry Redden From left: Belia Perez, Liz Bilano, Ismael Orte- gon, Rudy Garza and Manuel Guzman chat during their break. 218 Grads Enjoy Final Year At SHS Alan Robertson Salvador Salinas Delores Sands Norma Sauceda Rhonda Saveli Nell Sears Lanell Selmon Susan Sentell Jean Smith Shana Smith Sue Smith Sidney Smith John S my lie Gerald Snyder Billy Stephens 219 Lesa Sterling Zane Sterling Sharon Strickland Greg Sullenger Sid Sullenger Johnny Sutter Carrie Taylor Angela Thane Susan Tolbert Shelly Travis Mandy Tubb Debbie Tucker Tommy Tullis Tony Slaughter Perry Robertson Bottom row, from left; Theresa Gallagher, Zenda England, Lori Watlington, Jamie Westbrook, Debbie Myers, Mary Castillo, Susan Tolbert, and Tra- de Gilstrap, cheer during the senior pep rally. 220 Grads Prepare For 'Cruel World’ Becky Robinson Lynn Robinson Bobby Roemisch Richard Rumner Dell Vickers Becky Wadleigh Kathy Watts Lori Watlington Kathy Ward Cary Welsh Jay Wesson Jamie Westbrook Perry Westmoreland Shari Williams Terry Williams 221 222 Dale Williamson Myrtle Willis Chuck Wilson Mike Wimmer Randy Wolfe Karen Womack Henry Woods Ronnie Wooldridge Renee Young Mike Zedlitz Jim Zoda Deana Waller The senior class officers were: President Ronnie Col lins, Vice-President Perry Robertson, Secretary Dana Elrod and Treasurer Jim Zoda. ■■ The senior class favorites were: Wes Partain and Shari Williams. . V : - •� % ’ '• jfh ' 2J4 Chicks Outfox Foxes In Powder Puff Classic Below: Foxes Cheer - leaders were Billy Stephens, Travis Bab- cock, Donald Chan- dler, Baron Land, C B. Edmlsston, Alan Hamilton and Clay Johnson. Not pictured is Mike Forbes. The Slick Chicks and the Fearless Foxes met in the annual Powder Puff Game on May 8. In this game, the Chicks were victorious by a score of 12-6. The Slick Chicks were coached by Jim Zoda, Russell Gafford, Greg Hinton, Perry Robertson, Gary Martin, and Mike Wimmer. The Chicks were made up of: Ka- ren Littlepage, Danna Myers, Sarah Fagin, Lesa Ster- ling, Tanya Boydston, Lynn Robinson, Shari Williams, Sherry Neves, Rita Black, Nova Love, Kelly Everton, Sheila Eckert, Debra Collum, Kathleen Guynes, Shari Cotton, Pam Crabb, and Delores Sands. The Fearless Foxes were coached by Richard Crayton and Karl Humble. They were made up of: Shana Smith, Cindy Koonsman, Kathy Harrell, Dana Elrod, Pam Blankenship, Anne Beuerlein, Tana Springer, Mandy Tubb, Debbie Myers, Angela Brumley, Holly Green, Theresa Dennis, Mary Garza, Mary Castillo, Noemi Canales, Kathy Kubena, Nena Melton, Patricia Velez, and Bella Perez. Above: Chosen as Pow- der Puff Queen was Ronnie Collins. Other nominees were Thomas Selmon, Barry Black- mon and John Wilson. I don't want to talk about it. - Pam Blankenship The 'Wedge' was the play of the cen tury. - A Chick fan V' Above: Slick Chick Cheerleaders were Chuck Wilson, Cary Welsh, John Smylie, Sidney Mack Sul- lenger, Mike Greenfield, Jay Wes- son and Charles Bethel. Intimidation was the key. - Pam Crabb We thought Karen would be the key to the game and we were right. - Jim Zoda 225 Boys Congradulate Girls For 15-5, 15-0 Win --------------------------------------------------- Team members of the boys winning team were Gary Martin, Greg Hinton, Mitch Mackey, Jay Hammond, Perry Robertson, Mike Wim- mer and Jim Zoda. The boys later played the girls, who won state. They were Dana Elrod, Kathy Harrell, Cindy Koonsman, Sherry Neves, Debbie Myers, and Dana Myers. The boys were defeated by the girls with a score of 15-5, 15-0. Right: Baron Land serves the ball. Middle Left: Mitch Mackey hits the ball up while his teammates look on. Right: Mike Greenfield sets the ball up toward the net. Bottom Left: Gary Martin sets the ball up to Greg Hinton while Mitch stares. Right: Mike Green field sets the « ball to Mike Hicks during the game. ___________________________________________________ 226 Top: Ronny Wooldridge, John Smylie, Freddy Quiros, and Tom Luera. C.B. Edmiaston. Left: Melinda Masters, David Koonce, and Karl Humble. Be- low: Linda Loyala, Tracie Gil- strap, and Renee Young. 228 Robert Travis Babcock James Clyde Baldwin, III Walter DeWitt Banks Patricia Jane Bass Mark Earl Bawcum Charles Forrest Bethel Anne Elizabeth Beuerlein LaWanna Beth Bills •Rita Lynn Black Lonnie Lewis Blackard Pamela Dee Blankenship Thomas Patrick Boley Dennis Clyde Boone Tanya Lynn Boydstun Michael Howard Bragg Donna Lynn Browning Angela Paulette Brumley Tony M. Cagle Sherllyn Kay Campbell Neomi Canales Peggy Sue Carter Maria R Castillo Jimmy A. Chaidez Donald Ray Chandler •Cynthia Ann Chapman •Robert M. Cole, Jr. Ronald Neal Collins Debra Jane Collum •Shari Nell Cotton Kyle Lee Cox Pamela Kay Crabb Richard Leon Crayton Scott Carter Crenwelge Janet Deann Curtis Darrell Wayne Davis Ricky Lynn Davis Stephen Mark Davis Terri Jo Dennis Theresa Gay Dennis Tracy Don Dennis Paul David Derringer Tammie Lea Doan Alvin Floyd Dodson James Dee Dow Max Allen Drum Jack Douglas Early Nancy Lujean Eckert Sheila Gale Eckert Charles Bates Edmiaston Lyn Dale Edminson Dana Jan Elrod Zenda Ball England Kelly Lisa Everton Sidney Jay Everton William Terry Everts Sarah Lynn Fagin Lisa Ann Fogle Michael Scott Forbes David Benjamin Fuentez Russell Wayne Gafford Teresa llene Gallagher Sarah Denise Gallegos Mary Elizabeth Garza Rudy Garza Brenda Joyce Gilbreath Tracie Leigh Gilstrap Ben Mathew Givens, III Ginny Denese Green Holly Green Michael Wayne Greenfield Ina Kathleen Guynes Anita R. Guzman Manuel R. Guzman Kerry Dee Hagins Terry B. Hagins Jay Wayne Halbert Billy Dean Hall Justin Alan Hamilton Richard Hamilton Jay W. Hammond Kathlyn Ellen Harrell Trudy Lou Hataway Van Lee Hayes Carla Sue Henderson Gloria Rios Hermoslllo Henry Hernandez Brent Hayden Hibbitt Michael Gayle Hicks Gregory French Hinton Greg Travis Holladay Tracy Ford Holladay Danny Ray House Kenneth Douglas Huddleston Tina Rene Huddleston Max'sl Karl Humble Steven Bryan Johnson Weldon Clay Johnson Jay W Jones Phillip Calvin Jones Middle: Sue Smith does some last minute primping. Gary Newman, Clay Johnson and Karl Humble talk over the situation. Bottom: Don Chandler, Jimmy Chaidez and Maria Castello file Into the coliseum. Theresa Dennis, Terri Dennis, and Mark Davis wait their turn. CLASS of 1979 Kent Lee Kaser Guy Thomas Kerrick Stephen Jetfrey Key Joyce Helen Kimzey David James Koonce Cynthia Alice Koonsman Kathryn JoAnn Kubena James Baron Land Jo Anne Larez David Kent Lee •George Joseph Lee, Jr. Bryan Keith Lewalien Karen Jean Littlepage Jose Angel Lopez Nova Dee Love Linda Lee Loyola Thomas Jeremiah Luera Mitchell Ray Mackey Gary Monroe Martin Consuelo Herrera Martinez Melinda Leigh Masters Terry Lynn Maxwell Isaac McKnight Teddy Lance McMillan Ramon Francisco Medrano Nena Kay Melton 'Sherry Renee Musick Danna Rae Myers Debbie Kay Myers Sheryl Denise Neeley Carrie Lynn Nesbit Sherry Lynn Neves Gary Don Newman Eugene H. Ortiz Wallace Overby Tina Louise Hall Parks John Wesley Partain Jimmy Russell Pate Kerry Dean Patterson Beverly Gale Paulk Belia Heredia Perez Mai Huong Thi Pham Mary Cecelia Pruitt Alfredo Bernal Quiros Neva Dell Reaves William Larnce Redden John Edly Reed, Jr. ’Deborah Lynn Richter •Perry Don Robertson Becky June Robinson Clovis Lynn Robinson Ector Martinez Rodriguez Bobby Frank Roemisch, Jr. Delores Sands Rhonda Lyn Saveli Audrey Nell Sears Lorena Nell Selmon Mildred Jean Smith Shana llree Smith Sharon Sue Smith Sidney Lewis Smith John Calvin Smylie Tana Louise Springer Billy Joe Stephens Lesa Gay Sterling Sharon Elaine Strickland Gregory James Sullenger Sidney Mack Sullenger Johnny Ray Sutter Carrie Lyn Taylor Angela Gail Thane Susan Elaine Tolbert Shelly Ann Travis Brandon D. Tubb Deborah Jean Tucker Tommy Curtis Tullis Richard Allen Vansickle Patricia Rocio Velez William Delmar Vickers, Jr. Rebecca Anne Wadleigh Deana Beth Waller Kathy Pauline Ward Lori Gay Watlington Kathy Diane Watts Cary Lang Welsh Jay Hunt Wesson Jamie Kay Westbrook William Perry Westmoreland Sharon LaJean Williams Terry Dale Williams Troy Dale Williamson Myrtle Louise Willis Charles Blair Wilson Michael Ernest Wimmer Randell Eugene Wolf Karen Lue Womack Henry Thomas Woods Ronnie Glen Wooldridge Donna Renee Young Michael Kent Zedlitz Jim Rush Zoda HONOR GRADUATES Melinda Leigh Masters, Valedictorian Zenda Ball England, Salutatorian SENIOR CLASS SONG Destiny” COLORS Pastels FLOWERS Spring Bouqets MOTTO Look forward to tomorrow Look forward to Happy moments Yet to be enjoyed Beautiful memories Yet to be lived. 229 T Top: Kelly Everton, Zenda England, Dana Elrod and Lyn Edmlnson prepare to graduate. Ned Un- derwood puts seniors In alphabetical order. Mid- dle: Peggy Carter, Sherilyn Campbell and Neomi Canales. Debra Collum and Cynthia Chapman. 230 Tracy Dennis, Scot Crenwe e, Wayne Da- vis and Richard Cray- ton. Henry Woods, Karen Womack, and Randy Wolf. flutoa «miff Travis Babcock: District winning football team and Bi-District winning football team. On state winning Macbeth one act play Walter Banks: 3 years of Band, Varsity Base- ball 2 year lettermen, JV football one year. Charles Bethel: Student Council 1 year, 3rd In state industrial arts shop project, 78-79 Mr. S.H.S. nominee, 2nd In the Texas State Championships of Motorcycle racing in the Astrodome. Anne Beuerlein: FCA 1 year, FTA 1 year. Na- tional Honor Society 2 years, FHA 1 year. Sweepstakes Band 3 years. Advisory board member for gifted and talented project 2 years. LaWanna Bills: ICT 1 years, FHA 2 years. Choir 1 year, 4-H 4 years. Rita Black: Member of National Honor Soci- ety 2 years, choir 1 year. Drama 1 year. Member of Top Ten all four years 2nd In state in Gymnastics; Balance Beam; Co- Captain of Gymnastics team 78-79; Most Valuable girl 1978. Lonnie Blackard: FFA 4 years. President FFA chapter. Lone Star Farmer Degree, FFA Grass Team 1st Houston, FFA Grass Team 2nd high individual, FFA SR. Chapter Con- ducting 1st in district. Pam Blankenship: A member of the national Honor Society, A member of the Top Ten f2 years. Most Valuable Gymnast '77 and '79, Most Improved Gymnast '77, Gymnas- tics Team Co-Captain '79. Thomas Boley: Quill and Scroll 2 years, FCA 2 years. Tiger's Lair Editor sophomore year, Co-Editor Jr. and Sr. year. Member of Ti- ger's Lair 4 years. Member of the Tiger's Tale - years, Sports Editor Tiger's Tale '79, Outstanding 2nd year yearbook member '77, UIIL Participant 3yrs Headline Writing and Newswriting. Best All-Around Journalist '78-'79. Member, Outstanding Young Americans, '79. Mike Bragg Donna Browning: District In typing poetry; State One-Act Play; Honorable Mention; Regional; Forensics Sweetheart, French Club; Band, Drama, Forensics, Oliver , Christmas , Macbeth , Corn Is Green , Basketball. Angela Brumley: DECA President; FCA; Honor Roll. Tony Cagle Sherilyn Campbell: Top Ten, 4 yrs.; Typing, Prose, French Club; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Drama; No, No Nanette , Sound of Music , Oliver , Christmas Follies, Macbeth ; National Honor Society, 2 yrs. Noeml Canales: Volleyball, Band, 4 yrs.; Powder Puff. Peggy Carter: FTA Mary Castillo: Powder Puff Football Jimmy Chaldez Donald Chandler: Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Girl's Track Sweetheart; Junior Class Favorite; Nominee for Mr. SHS. Cynthia Chapman: FTA, 4 yrs.; Band, 4 yrs.; Stage Band, 3 yrs.; Tiger's Tale, 2 yrs.; Quill Scroll, 1 yr.; National Honor Soci- ety, 2 yrs.; Creative Writing Club, 1 yr.; Secretary of Creative Writing Club; Presi- dent of Quill Scroll; Assistant Editor of Tiger's Tale, 1 yr.; FTA Historian, 2 yrs.; Band Lieutenant, 1 yr.; Journalism Sweet- heart, 1 yr.; Outstanding Journalist for Ti- ger's Tale 78-'79; First Division Solo Ensemble Events; Top Ten, 1 yr.; Superior Honor Roll, 2 yrs. Wayne Davis: Band, 2 yrs.; Industrial Arts Club, 3 yrs.; Vice-President, Sr. year; Out- standing Senior In Industrial Arts Club; 1st 231 Place Electronics Project In State for 2 yrs. Mark Davis: Student Council, 4 yrs.; Football, 4 yrs.; Baseball, 4 yrs. Ricky Davis: Band, 4 yrs. Terri, Dennis: Band, 4 yrs.; Twlrler, 4 yrs.; Head Twlrler, 2 yrs.; Volleyball, 1 yr.; Gymnastics 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 1 yr.; UIL Twirling, Division I, 4 yrs.; Solo Ensemble, 2 yrs.; Bat Girl. Theresa Dennis: Band, 4 yrs.; FTA, 1 yr. Tracy Dennis: VICA, 2 yrs.; Photography. Paul Derringer: Band, 4 yrs; Drum Section Leader, 2 yrs; Head Band Librarian 2 yrs; Drum Major 1 yr; French Club, 2 yrs; Math Science Team 2 yrs.; Tiger's Tale 2 yrs; FTA, 3 yrs; FTA secretary, 2 yrs; FTA Vice President 1 yr; District Parliamentarian 1 yr, Dlst President; 1 yr; Creative Writing, Student Council, 1 yr; Social Studies Team 2 years, UIL solo Div I, 2 yrs, UIL Ensemble Dlv I, 1 yr; All-Reg Band, NHS, 2 yrs Quill and Scroll; Who's Who Among American High School Students Tamle Doan: Choir, 4 yrs. Dee Dow: Band, 4 yrs.; Stage Band, 1 yr.; 1st Place Texas Tech Stage Band Festival; 1st at ACU Stage Band Festival; 1st Division In Solo Ensemble Contests, 2 yrs.; Sweep- stakes in Band, 3 yrs. Max Drum: FFA; 4-H; Sentinel for Chapter, 2 yrs.; District Sentinel, 1 yr.; Senior Chapter Conducting Team, 1st in District. Jack Early: DECA; FCA, 1 yr. C.B. Edmlaston: FFA, 4 yrs.; Varsity Football, 2 yrs.; Track Sweetheart, 1 yr.; All-Dis- trict, 2 yrs.; All-Area, 1 yr. In Football. Dana Elrod: National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Varsity Volleyball, 3 yrs.; Varsity Track, 4 yrs.; Student Council Representative, 3 yrs.; Class Officer, 3 yrs.; Captain of Volleyball Team, 1 yr.; Volleyball- All-District, 3 yrs.; All-Region, 3 yrs.; All-State, 2 yrs.; State All-Tournament, 1 yr.; Outstanding Setter; All-Tournament; MVP in Volley- ball, 2 yrs.; Track- Regional Qualifier in mile relay long jump; Superior Honor Roll. Zenda England: National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Who's Who 1 yr; Top Ten, 3 yrs; Salu- ta tor I an; Basketball, 1 yr; Tennis 1 year. Kelly Everton: Art Club, 1 yr.; FCA, 1 yr.; Honor Roll, 4 yrs. Sid Everton: FFA, 3 yrs.; Baseball Captain, MVP Baseball Award; Texas High School All-Star; Basketball, 3 letters; Baseball, 3 letters; All-District Basketball; All-District Baseball, 2 yrs.; MVP District 3-AAA Base- ball. Terry Everts: Honor Roll, 3 yrs.; Superior Honor Roll, 1 yr.; H. F. Clark Award, Out- standing Senior Bandsman; Oliver , Pit Band; Stage Band, 3 yrs.; Football, 1 yr.; Basketball, 1 yr. Lisa Fogle Mike Forbes: FCA; Best in Photography; Bas- ketball, 2 yr. Letterman; Football, 1 yr. Sara Fagin: National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Varsity Cheerleader, 2 yrs.; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Student Council, 3 yrs.; Top Ten, 4 yrs.; Superior Honor Roll, 4 yr� .; Track Sport Award, Sr. Year; Homecoming Queen Nominee; Miss SHS nominee; Regional Track Meet, 2 yr� .; 4 year Letterman in Track. David Fuentez: DECA Club, Football, Track Russell Gaff or d: Varsity Football, 2 yr� .; Var- sity Basketball, 1 yr.; Sport's Editor, Tiger's Lair; Yearbook Staff, 3 yrs. Mary Garza: Band, 4 yrs.; Vice- president. Second Band; Powder Puff. 232 Rudy Garza: FCA, 2 yrs.; Regional Qualifier, Mile Relay; Tiger Heart Award; Industrial Arts, 1st In State (cabinet); Industrial Arts, Regional. Trade Gllstrap: Student Council, 1 yr.; FTA, 1 yr.; Quill Scroll, 1 yr.; Copy Editor, Tiger's Lair, 1 yr.; Co- Editor, Tiger's Lair, 1 yr.; Photography; 3rd In Layout Competi- tion; 2nd In Photography; Most Improved Journalist. Matt Givens: Band, 4 yrs. Holly Green: Journalism, 4 yrs.; Sports Editor, Tiger's Lair; Freshman Basketball, Powder Puff. Mike Greenfield: National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Student Council, 3 yrs.; Choir, 4 yrs.; Swingers, 3 yrs.; NHS President; Choir President; Top Ten, 4 yrs.; Outstanding Choir Member, 2 yrs.; All-Region Choir, 2 yrs.; No, No Nannette Cast; Sound of Music crew; Oliver Cast; Bicentennial Follies. Kathleen Guynes: FHA, 3 yrs.; Powder Puff. Anita Guzman Manuel Guzman: Freshman Football; JV Baseball; 2nd Place Industrial Arts (State); Regional Industrial Arts, 2nd. Terry Hagins: Vocational FFA, 3 yrs. Billy Hall: Gymnastics, 3 yrs.; JV Football Jay Hammond: National Honor Society, 1 yr.; JV Football; JV Baseball; Varsity Baseball. Kathy Harrell: National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; 3 yr. Letterman, Volleyball; Volleyball Captain, Sr. yr.; Honorable Mention '77; All-District, All-Regional '78; All-District, All-Region, All-State '78-'79; All-Touma- ment. State Tournament. Van Hoyes: Choir; National Honor Society; Randy Bearden Choir Award. James Helms: FFA, 2 yrs.; VICA, 1 yr.; Foot- ball, 3 yrs.; Basketball, 1 yr.; Track, 2 yrs.; Baseball, 2 yrs. Henry Hernandez: VICA Brent Hibbitt: DECA Mike Hicks: FCA; FCA President; Football; Basketball; Baseball. Greg Hinton: All-District Basketball; MVP All-District; All-Region; 3rd Team All- State; 2nd In Drafting (State). Greg Holladay: FFA, 4 yrs.; Intramural Bas- ketball. Danny House: FFA, 2 yrs.; Band, 2 yrs.; Land Judging Team. Doug Huddleston: VICA Club Tine Huddleston: Basketball, 2 yrs.; Choir, 1 yr.; FFA, 4 yrs.; FFA Reporter; FFA Treasur- er; FFA Sweetheart '77-'78; Lone Star Farmer Degree '77-'78; Honor Roll; 1st High Individual, FFA State Quiz Team '75- '76; 9th Place, FFA State Livestock Team •78-'79; 6th High Individual, FFA Cotton Contest; 1st In District on Sr. Chapter Con- ducting Team; President of Sr. Chapter Conducting. Karl Humble: FFA 3 yrs.; Varsity Football, 1 yr.; JV Football, 1 yr.; Track, 3 yrs.; Pow- der Puff Football Coach. Jay Jones: FFA Sundowners Riding Club, 2 yrs.; FFA, 4 yrs.; Parade Marshal, 1 year. Kent Kaser: DECA; Band, 4 yrs. Guy Kerrlck: VICA Club, National Honor So- ciety. Steve Key: FFA, 4 yrs.; Football, 3 yrs.; FCA, 2 yrs.; FFA Grass Team; FFA Land Team; FFA Junior Chapter Conducting; FFA Senior Chapter Conducting Team. Helen Klmzey: FHA; Student Council, 1 yr.; FTA, 1 yr.; FHA Reporter; Informative Spraklng; AFS Student to Belgium; Rea- dywriting, 2nd in District; Top Ten, 1 yr. Cindy Koonsman: FCA, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Student Council, 1 yr.; 2 yr. Letterman In Volleyball; Frosh All- Tournament; JV All-Tournament; Varsity, Most Valuable Player; Captain on State Championship Volleyball Team; All-Dis- trict, All-Region, All-State, All-Tourna- ment on State Tournament Team; 2yr. Let- terman In Basketball; Jr. Year, Most Im- proved Player, All-District Guard; Track, 4 yr. Letterman; Regional Qualifier, 440 Re- lay; School Record, 880 Relay; School Re- cord, Mile Relay; Track Sweetheart; Top Ten, 3yrs.; Nominee for Miss SHS; Home- coming Queen; Female Athlete of the Year; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Americans Names Faces award- ed for Athletic accomplishments. Kathy Kubena: DECA Club; Pep Club. Baron Land: FCA, 3 yrs.; Varsity Football, 3 yrs.; Vice-President FCA, 1 yr.; Sophomore Junior Class President; Mr. SHS nominee; Football, All-District, All-Area, All-South Plains; Oliver Cast; Charlie Brown Cast; The Corn Is Green Cast; Yuletide Follies Cast; Macbeth Cast; Honorable Mention All-Star Cast for The Corn Is Green ; All-Star Cast In District for Mac- beth ; Outstanding Offensive Lineman, '78- •79. JoAnne Larez: Art Club; JV Cheerleader; Art Club Secretary; Art Sweetheart. David Lee: Tiger's Lair Staff, 2 yrs.; Tiger's Tale Staff, 1 yr.; Member Bi-District Foot- ball Team; Member of two Bi-District Baseball Teams; Member of Three District Championship Baseball Teams. Joe Lee: National Honor Society, 1 yr.; Choir, 3 yrs.; Swingers, 2 yrs.; Student Trainer, 3 yrs.; Golf, 1 yr. Bryan Lewallen: VICA, 1 yr.; Drama, 4 yrs.; Choir, 3 yrs.; All-Region Choir; Outstanding Senior Youth tour to Washington Contest '78; Winner Voice of Democracy Contest '79; Outstanding Speech Student ‘78; Out- standing Speech Student '79; Class Favor- ite, 1 yr.; State Champion In Poetry Inter- pretation, 2 yrs.; 2nd In Regional Poetry; 2nd In District Poetry; State Championship Romeo Juliet Crew; Corn Is Green Cast; Honorable Mention Regional Corn Is Green ; Best Actor In District for Mac- beth ; All-Star Cast for Macbeth in Re- gional State; Member of State Cham- pionship One-Act Play, Macbeth. Karen Littlepage: FCA, 2 yrs.; Art Club, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Student Council, 1 yr.; Top Ten, 4 yrs.; Varsity Track, 4 yrs.; Volleyball, 2 yrs.; Basketball, 3 yrs.; Varsity Basketball, 1 yr.; Art Award, lyr. Nova Love: Honorable Mention In District One-Act Play Contest State One-Act Play Contest for Macbeth ; Member of State Winning One-Act Play Macbeth. Linda Loyola: Quill Scroll, 1 yr.; Band, 3 yrs.; FCA, 1 yr.; Tiger's Tale Staff, 1 yr.; Tiger's Lair Staff, 3 yrs.; Tiger's Lair Busi- ness Manager, 1 yr.; Tiger's Lair Assistant Editor, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Top Ten, 1 yr.; Outstanding Journalist for Tiger's Lair; Basketball Manager, 1 yr.; Superior Honor Roll, 2 yrs.; Honor Roll, 4 yrs. Creative Writing Club, 1 yr. Tom Luera: FCA; Football, 4 yrs. Mitch Mackey: Nominee for Mr. SHS; 4 yr. Letterman in Baseball; 2 yr. Letterman in Football; All-District Split End All-South Plains 2nd Team; All District Pitcher '77- '78; All-District Outfielder 78-'79. Gary Martin: National Honor Society; Choir Sweetheart. Melinda Masters: FTA, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Student Council, 1 yr.; Vice-President of NHS; Band Sweetheart; Miss SHS; Valedictorian; Band, 4 yrs.; Ele- mentary Teacher's Aide. Lance McMillan: Band, 4 yrs.; 2nd Lieuten- ant In Band; All-District Golf '77-'78; Run- ner-up Medalist All-District '78-'79; Golf Medalist Award. Nena Melton: Student Council, 1 yr.; DECA, 1 yr.; Vice-President, DECA; Frosh Cheer- leader; JV Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerlead- Sherry Muslck: Social Studies Award; Short- hand, District Competition Regional; Band, 4 yrs.; Basketball, 1 yr.; UIL Solo 4 Ensemble; Teacher Assistant Office Work- er, 4 yrs.; National Honor Society. Danna Myers: FCA, 1 yr.; FHA, 3 yrs.; Trea- surer of FHA, 1 yr.; Senior Representative of FHA; All-Tournament In Volleyball, Freshman Yr.; All-Tournament, All-District Honorable Mention; Volleyball Scholarship. Debbie Myers: FHA, 2 yrs.; Vice-President of FHA, 1 yr.; Volleyball, 4 yrs.; All-Tourna- ment, 1 yr. Sheryl Neeley: Band, 4 yrs.; Solo Ensemble Division I. Sherry Neves: Boy's Basketball Sweetheart; Honorable Mention All-District In Volley- ball. Wes Pertain: Football, 3 yrs.; Baseball, 1 yr.; Senior Class Favorite; Mr. SHS; All-Dis- trict Honorable Mention in Football. 3 Jimmy Pate: FFA Grass Team: Industrial Arts; Mechanic Contest, 1st Overall, 2 yrs. Mary Pruitt: FTA; DECA; Band, 3 yrs.; UIL Typing; UIL Shorthand, Two 1st two 2nd Place Awards; DECA, 1st In Area; Qualified for State Freddy Qulros: Vice-President of SHS Choir; Section Leader; Swingers, 3 yrs.; All-Re- gion Choir, 2 yrs.; All-Area, 1 yr.; Best Gymnast Award, '77-'78; Sound of Music Crew; Oliver Cast. Neva Reaves: FCA, 4 yrs.; Art Club, 2 yrs.; Pep Club, 3 yrs.; Swingers, 1 yr.; Choir, 4 yrs.; Squad Leader of Pep Club; FCA Sec- retary, 1 yr.; FCA Award; Oliver Cast; Crew of BloodWeddlng , Romeo Ju- liet, Macbeth, Sound of Music, Oliver, Yuletide Follies. John Reed: 4-H; FFA; 4-H Gold Star Award; 4-H Leadership Award; 4-H Beef Award; Rodeo. Larry Redden: Industrial Arts; Band, 4 yrs.; Head Quartermaster in Band for 3 yrs.; 1st Division In Solo Ensemble, 2 yrs.; Crew of Yuletide Follies; Technical Director of SHS Stage Band, 1 yr. Deborah Richter: National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; UIL Science Slide Rule, Number Sense, Junior Science Student; Band, 4 yrs.; SHS Choir. Perry Robertson: National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Thespians, 3 yrs.; Vice-President of Senior Class; All-Star Cast, District 4 Re- gional for Macbeth ; Corn Is Green Crew; Romeo Juliet Crew; All-District Defensive End In Football; Varsity Football, 2 yrs. Delores Sands: Pep Club; DECA Club; FHA, 2 yrs.; Student Council; FHA Representative; Teacher Assistant; Office Assistant. Nell Sears: Thespians, 4 yrs.; Forensics, 3 yrs.; French Club, 1 yr.; Vice-President of French Club; Speech Sweetheart; Drama Sweetheart; Outstanding Drama Award '79; Romeo Juliet Crew; Corn Is Green All-Star Cast, District Regional; Mac- beth Cast, Best Actress at District Re- gional; State All-Star Cast for Macbeth ; State Honorable Mention for Corn Is Green ; Volleyball manager; Prose Reader; Poetry Reader; Alternate at District. Shana Smith: Volleyball; Vice-President of Junior Class; State Volleyball Team Mem- ber; Golf Sweetheart. Sue Smith: Band, 4 yrs.; FCA, 1 yr.; Honor Roll; Who's Who Among High School Stu- dents; Teacher Assistant; Library Aide. Sidney Smith: Band, 4 yrs.; Forensics, 2 yrs.; 4th Place Informative Speaking, 2nd in Per- suasive Speaking; Honor Roll; Cast of Oli- ver ; Crew of Yuletide Follies. John Smylie: FCA, 4 yrs.; French, 1 yr.; Quill Scroll, 1 yr.; Quill Scroll, secretary; Journalism Sweetheart; Sports Editor for Tiger's Tale; Tiger's Tale Editor; 3rd In State for Special Graphics in annual; Asso- ciate Editor of Tiger's Lair, 1 yr. Lesa Sterling: Junior Class Favorite; Honor Roll; 1st In long Jump In Track In '77-'78; Regional Qualifier; Regional Qualifier in mile relay. Greg Sullenger: Basketball, 3 yrs.; Varsity Football, 2 yrs.; All-District Defensive Back; Defensive Back of the Year Award; Honor Roll. Johnny Sutter: Art Club; WTC Judo Team. Carrie Taylor: Lettered In Varsity Track for 3 yrs.; Lettered In Basketball for 2 yrs.; Girls Track manager; FCA; Regional Qualifier on Mile Relay Team, 2 yrs.; Most Improved Player In Basketball; Tiger Sport Award in Basketball; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distin- guished High School Students. 234 Susan Tolbert: FHA; Secretary of FHA; Jour- nalism; Yearbook Staff, Photographer. her height in twlr Mitch Mackey tries a bump with his rump. Tommy Tullls: DECA; FCA; 440 Relay Dis- trict Champs; JV Football; 2-year letterman In Track; Freshman Basketball. Patricia Velez: Spanish; AFS Student; Stu- dent Council; Volleyball. Becky Wadlelgh: ICT '78. '79 Kathy Ward: Volleyball. 1 yr.; FTA; Ready Writer's Club; Art Club; Choir. 4 yrs.; Swingers, 2 yrs.; Honors In Art Choir; Chorus In Sound of Music ; Chorus of Oliver ; Yuletide Follies Chorus; Student Aide at an elementary school. Lori Watlington: National Honor Society; FHA; Student Council; Choir, 4 yrs.; Swingers, 2 yrs.; Pep Squad, 1 yr.; Choir Secretary, 1 yr.; Mixed Choir Secretary; Chorus In The Sound of Music , Oli- ver , Yuletide Follies ; Division I in Solo A Ensemble Contest; Varsity Tennis; JV Tennis. Kathy Watts: FCA, 2 yrs.; FTA, 1 yr.; Swing- ers, 2 yrs.; Mixed Choir, 2 yrs.; Section Leader; Outstanding Junior Girl in Choir Award; Outstanding Senior Choir Award; Music Achievement; Chorus of Oliver and Yuletide Follies ; Division I ratings In Solo A Ensemble; All-District and All-Re- gion Choir; Piano Accompianist. Cary Welsh: Football, 4 yrs.; 2 yr. Letterman; All-District, 1 yr.; Track, 4 yrs.; Track Letterman, 3 yrs.; Powder Puff Cheerleader. Mike Greenfield sounds out a wishful Forever In Bluejeans Jay Wesson: Lucy 13 Sweetheart; District Tennis, 3rd In boys doubles; 2nd In District Tennis; 1st in Regional Tennis; 1st In Dis- trict Tennis in '79; Most Valuable Boys Tennis Player. Shari Williams: National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; NHS Secretary; Student Council; Var- sity Cheerleader; Tiger's Lair Staff, 1 yr.; Band, 2 yrs.; Basketball, 1 yr.; Track, 2 yrs.; Secretary of Freshman Class; Senior Class Favorite; Nominee for Miss SHS; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Superior Honor Roll. Terry Williams: FFA member, 4 yrs.; Partici- pated in District A Area Contests; Member of first Dairy Cattle Team to ever go to Na- tional from Snyder. Dale Williamson: Band, 4 yrs.; Stage Band, 3 yrs.; Head Drum Major, 1 yr.; Quartermas- ter, 3 yrs.; Division I In Solo A Ensemble, 2 yrs.; Outstanding Musician Recognition at Stage Band Festivals. Chuck Wilson: FFA, 2 yrs.; Intramural basket- ball; State Land Judging Team for 1 yr. Mike Wlmmer: National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Math A Science Club, 2 yrs.; Top Ten, 2 yrs.; 0 4 In graduating class; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Cramer Student Trainer Award; Student Trainer for Varsity Football A Basketball Teams for 4 yrs.; Choir, 4 yrs.; Swingers, 3 yrs. Henry Woods: Basketball Renee Young: FHA; ICT; Volleyball, 1 yr. Jim Zoda: Varsity Golf, Athletic Trainer; FCA, Tiger's Lair Staff, Tiger's Tale Staff, Photographer, 3 yrs.; Outstanding Photogra- pher '78; FHA Sweetheart, Senior Class Re- porter; Who's Who Among American High School Students; AIME Scholarship; Supe- rior Honor Roll; National Honor Society; Quill A Scroll; Winning Powder Puff Foot- ball Coach. 235 Mr. Adams Robert 59 Adams, Robart 51 Aguilar, George 14 Aguilar, Paula Ahrlatt, David A inworth, Carrie 26, 72, 75, 109, 112, 182 Alacon, Jacqueline 38, 143 Alacon, Jessica 26 Alacon, Mary Albarez, Henry 26 Alberts, Donald 14 Aldardado, George 14 Aldridge, Angela 14 Alexander, Bobby 38, 162 Alexander, Robert 14 Allen, Laurie 14, 52, 140 Allen,'James 14, 118 Alvarado, George Alvarez, Henry 26, 97 Anderson, Brenda 38, 104, 36, 107, 202, 103, 182, 125, 1%, 197 Anderson, Jamie 143 Anderson, Monty 14, 172, 173 Anderson, Morris 14, 64, 69, 168, 170 Anderson, Robin 38, 109, 147 Anderson, Vinlte 38, 75, 154 Appleton, Sammy 26 Aqullar, Paula 53 Arlett, David 26 Arnold, Eric 26, 99, 96 Ashworth, Laney 38, 76 Atwood, Gary 14, 137, 185 Aucutt, Max 209 Autery, Jimmy Avila, Manuel 14 Baack, Deborah 14, 8, 70, 71, 79, 166 Babcock, David 38, 158 Babcock, Robert (Travis) 64, 152, 209, 193 Babcock, Rodney 14 Baffleld, Susan Baldwon, Jamey 209, 170 Ball, Michale 38 Ballard, Karen 38 Bane, Elwon 14, 74 Banks, Elwln Banks, Tracy 14 Banks, Walter 209 Barbosa, Hector 14, 177 Barnes, Joyce 38, 3, 108, 183 Barrett, Corby 14, 72, 73, 74, 204 Barrett, Talna 14, 158 Bass, Patsy 209, 164, 178, 165 Batchelor, Teresa Bawcum, Mark 209, 170 Beard, Red 58 Bearden, Gayland 35, 26, 34, 177 Bearden, Wayland 35, 26, 34, 177 Beasley, Holly 26 Beasly, Sendy 26 Beauchamp, Brentz 14, 164, 147 Beavers, Martha 14 Becerra, Mark 26 Becerra, Paul 26 Beck, Teresa 38 Beights, Franky 38, 76 Benbenek, Daren 26 Benitez, Martin 38 Benson, Lloyd 14, 126, 129, 144, 140 Berryman, Deborah 14 Bethel, Charles 208, 209 Beuerlein, Anne 9, 209, 167, 225 Beuerlein, Louis 14 Bham, Maithi Bigham 59, 51 Bllano, Liz 101, 209, 218 102 Bilano, Elizabeth Bllano, Noah 38 Blevlna, Daphne 26 Billa, Lawanwa 170, 209 Bills, Tom 26, 137 Bllllngsly, Jane Ann 26, 72, 75, 25, 109 Black, Rita 112, 209, 109, 167, 225 Blackard, Lonnie 209, 159 Blackman, Barry 26, 99, 96, 112 Blankenship, Pamela 112, 209, 109, 167, 225, 110, 196 Bloom, James 26, 158 Bloom, John 38, 159 Bolting, Penny 14 Boatman, Terry 14, 177 Bobo, Carla 26 Boles, Bill 55, 54, 100, 117 Boley, Thomas 177, 178, 209, 190, 235 Boley, Steve 97, 140 Booker, Andy 14 Boone, Darryl 38, 76 Boones, Dennis 209 Boone, Don 26, 130, 128 Border, David 38, 140 Nino Martinez, Martha Wo- mack, Matt Givens, Dana Myers, John Ford, Barry Lee, Gary Newman wMffl wmmm (Linda) Mrs. McCulley, Mrs. Otto, Mr. Worsham, Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Lynch. Mark Davis, Mike Forbes, Mike Hicks and Sid Sullenger. Border, Rhonda 14, 140 Borens, Joyce 38 Boren, Jamie 55, 54 Bostick, Horrace 60, 58, 171 Boswell, Benet 15 Bowen, Beth 26, 24, 156, 195 Bowlin, Sherri 26 Boydstun, Tanya 101, 210, 102, 225 Bozeman, Ruthle 14 Bragg, Mike 170, 210 Bredlove, Regina 26 Brim, David 26 Brim, Nancy 14, 5 Brock, Janice Brock, Lisa Brooks, Bobble 195, 143 Brooks, Danny Brown, Jill 38, 108 Brown, Joe Brown, Pam 38, 124 Browning, Donna 52, 204, 210, 193, 192, 167, 200, 151 Browning, Mavis 38, 154, 177 Browning, Theresa 38, 108, 177 Browning, Shannon 27, 140 Brumley, Angela 210, 168, 169, 225 Bruno, Nadine 53 Bruns, Lana 38, 156 Bruns, Tammy 26 Buchanan, Don 38 Bullard, Caram 38 Burk, Roy 54 Burkhart, Kim 27 Burney, Richard 38 Burns, Buck Burns, Julia Burrus, Marsha 27, 156, 140 Burrus, Randy 152, 137 Burry, Pam Butler, Maruln 76 Bynum, Sharon 143 Cadena, Gilbert 27 Cagle, Tony 210 Cain, LaRonda 15 Calvert, Darrell 166, 15, 194 Campbell, Lorna 39, 143 Campbell, Sherlyn 210, 162, 192, 193, 194, 151 Canales, Art 140 Canales, Felix 76 Canales, Noeml 9, 210 Cannon, Tina 39, 91, 177 Carne, Sarah 54, 55 Carreon, Angel 15 Carrisalez, Larry 27 Carroll, Kenneth 27 Carson, Jim 74, 96, 99, 97 Carter, Peggy 210 Carter, Rita 54 Carter, Roy 50, 51, 155, 156 Casas, Patsy 27, 88, 90 Casey, Rocky 39 Castillo, Hermilo 39 Castillo, Lory Ann Castillo, Mary 210, 220 Castillo, Robert 27 Chaidez, Rachel 210 Chaidez, Santos 27 Chambers, Randy 15, 113, 114 Chandler, Donald 64, 208, 210, 183, 128, 129 Chandler, Monica 27, 154, 155 Chandler, Vickie 27 Chaney, Pamela 15, 154, 159 Chapman, Cynthia 204, 154, 178, 165, 167, 145, 100, 210 Chasteen, Jacque 15 Chesser, Gary 15, 170, 144, 140 Christian, Becky 27 Christian, Nora Christian, Vickie 27 Clark, Patti 39, 91, 108, 177, 185 Clark, Steve 27 Clawson, Damon 39 Clayton, Cindy 6, 27, 106, 107 Clayton, Bill Clement, Jeff 39 Clinkenbeard, Jimmy 39 Cobb, Demetra 15, 88, 89, 90 Cobb, Lisa 39, 91, 152, 183 Cody, Gary 15, 74, 170 Cody, Tammy 39 Cole, Bobby 162 Cole, Dawn 15 Cole, Donna 27 Cole, Jennifer 39, 105, 177, 195 Cole, Robert 64, 210, 167 Collier, Tracy 27, 156 Collins, Floyd Darrell 13, 15, 152, 164, 204, 165, 188, 182, 237 144, 142, 140, 201 Collins, Karon Collins, Ronnie 52, 127, 177, 126, 210, 183, 216, 222, 128, 129, 196, 225 Collum, Dobra 164, 210, 148 Collum, Tommy 39, 76 Combost, Wallace 57 Combest, Dobra 3, 393, 143 Compton, Torrl 39, 177, 183 Comstock, Richard 39, 76 Conalas, Felix 39 Connell, Grog Connell, Jeff Constando, Rosemary 27 Contreras, Andrew 15, 156, 166, 172, 182, 145 Contreras, Cynthia 27 Contreras, Sonny Cook, Randall 27, 144, 140, 141 Copeland, Dana Corrales, Artoro 7, 27, 59 Cospin, Mary 15 Cotton, JoAnn 57, 177, 178 Cotton, Gary 39, 108, 109 Cotton, Shari 101, 102, 167, 211 Courtney, Danny 15 Courtney, Ray 58, 60, 171 Cowen, Richard 39, 158 Cowen, Susan 15, 162 Cox, Bill 15, 168, 172 Cox, Jay 39, 159 Cox, Kyle 211 Cox, Rick 27, 158, 159 Crabb, Pamela 211 Crawford, Camilla 39 Crawford, Hunter 27, 204, 109 Crayton, Richard 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 92, 93, 94, 96, 211, 225, 196, 131, 197, 233 Crenwelge, Carrie 39, 91, 177 Crenwelge, Scott 68, 182, 183, 211, 196, 197, 131, 231 Crenwelge, Ted Cross, Suzanne 15 Crouch, David 39 Crow, Melynda 15, 154, 155, 156 Crownover, Cassie 8, 13, 15, 70, 79 Cumble, Jay 27, 137 Cumbe, Willis Curry, Prentice 27 Curtis, Janet 211, 140 Cumble, Jimmy 27 Cypert, Cathey 27, 121 Cumble, Eddie 16 Daniels, Richard 39 Davenport, Robby 39, 76, 100, 158, 159, 130 Davenport, Shelly 27, 107 Daves, Tony 39 Davidson, Tania 16 Davis, John 28, 136, 137, 144, 141, 140 Davis, Julia 28 Davis, Mark 64, 65, 66, 69, 182, 211, 167, 131 Davis, Ricky 211 Davis, Victor Davis, Wayne 172, 173, 211, 200, 201 Dean, David 16 Deavers, Kelly 12, 16, 182, 193 Deere, Mike 28, 74, 156 Degrate, Bobby 16, 64. 68, 99, 179, 131 Degrate, Tony 28, 64, 69, 72, 131 Delarosa, Juanita 16 Deice, Ola 28 DeLeon, Ponce 50 Dennis, Glenna 16, 166, 148 Dennis, Terri 9, 166, 211, 148, 167, 235 Dennis, Theresa 9, 211 Dennis, Tracy 170, 180, 211 Derringer, Paul 164, 179, 211, 190, 165, 191, 167, 145, 146 Diaz, Sally 40 Digby, Becky Dillard, Steve 16 Dean, Tamie 154, 211 Dodson, Alvin Dodson, Jimmy Doggett, Christi Dolliver, David 16 Donelson, Devin 28, 30, 97, 99,113, 115 Dorman, James Coss, Danny 16, 64 Dow, Dee 211, 149, 146 Doyle, Coach 51, 64, 127 Drum, Max 211, 159 Dryden, Kelly 40, 91, 108, 125 Duckworth, Rudy Duff, Beverly 40, 152, 195, 143 Dupr«e, Richard 16, 170 Dupy Robert Dura , Juan Johnny Sutter, Steve Dillard, Curtis Stipe, Karen Preston, Isabel Rios. Lyn Robinson Larry Carrisalez, John Ponder. 238 n� ll Billie Jean James Peggy Fletcher, Cassie Crownover, Lyn Robinson, Shelley Crosshans Terry Boatman, Santa Claus, Shauna Reeder Duran, Martha 28 Eades, Ricky 212 Early, Jack 168, 212, 146 Echols, Perry 40, 76, 77, 137 Eckert, Danny 40, 76, 137, 140 Eckert, Lujean 212 Eckert, Nancy Eckert, Sheila 164, 212, 225 Edmlaston, Charles 64, 66, 68, 158, 204, 219 Edmlaston, Gary 37, 40, 76, 77, 130, 159 Edmlnson, Lyn 117, 119, 120, 212 Edwards, Becky 40 Edwards, Bobby 40 Elrlng, 145, 51 Elam, Brenda 16 Elam, Kathy 28, 177 Elam, Tommy 40 Ellis, Paul 140 Elrod, Dana 84, 85, 125, 182, 196, 197, 212, 223, 225, 226 Elrod, Joyce 51, 88, 197 England, Ball Zenda 199, 194, 212, 220 Essery, Connie 40, 143 Evans, Neil 28, 64, 65, 68, 131, 137 Everts, Terry 148, 166, 200, 201, 212 Everton, Kelly 212, 225 Fagln, Paul 8, 28, 144, 141, 140 Fagin, Sarah 8, 70, 194, 208, 196, 211, 222, 182, 123, 125, 167, 225 Fancher, Jimmy 16 Farmer, Kay 26, 28 Farmer, Ronnie 212 Farmer, Tammy 40, 78, 162, 143 Farquahar, Barry FawIRanbery, Carolyn 53 Mrs. Faver 54, 55, 4 Featherston, Michelle 16 Ferrell, Suzanne 60 Fierro, Christena 28 Fierro, Frank Fierro, Marie Fisher, Lynn 50, 51 Fisher, Suzanne 16, 166, 102, 190, 194 Fitzjarrell, Doug 112, 109, 197 Fleer, Jeff 28, 146 Fleer, Rugh 59, 61 Fletcher, Leslie 40, 143 Fletcher, Peggy 16, 70, 2 Floyd, Brad Floyd, Jennifer 28 Flynn, Doug Fogle, David 28 Fogle, Lida 213 Forbes, Joey 40, 152, 193, 151 Forbes, Michael 64, 94, 96, 213 Ford, Bobby Ford, John 16 Foreman, Tonya 28, 140 Fortune, Laura 16, 166 Fowler, Jimmy 28, 182, 117 Fox, Ellis 28 Fox, Nicole 28, 152 Franks, Carla 17 Fritz, Kim 28, 106, 107 Fritz, Michael Fritz, Tod 17, 147 Fuentez, Anita 40 Fuentez, Belinda 17 Fuentez, Ben 213 Fuentez, Carol 17 Fuentez, David Fuentez, Lenard 28 Fulks, Penny 40, 79, 152 Gafford, Paul 17, 64, 98, 99, 166, 177, 136, 137, 131 Gafford, Russell 64, 213, 96, 177, 225 Galendo, Fidel 40 Galindo, Frances 18, 17, 144, 140 Gallagher, Teresa 9, 213, 220, 180, 140 Gallegos, Leo 28 Gallegos, Sarah 213 Gam, Frances 53 Gambol, Rickey 18, 17, 64, 177, 131 Gaona, Corrine 40 Garcia, Albert 28 Garcia, Isidro, Jr. Garcia, Jack 40, 182 Garcia, Joe 40, 76, 100, 137 Garcia, John 28 Garcia, Junior 18, 17 Garcia, Linda 28 Garcia, Mario 40 Garcia, Mary Garcia, Norma 17, 18 Garcia, Paul 28 Garcia, Ricky 17, 18 Garcia, Sammy 17, 18 Gard, Rex 28 239 Garza, A madeo 40, 146, 148 Garza, Eleodoro 29 Garza, Joa 41 Garza, Mary 213 Garza, Naida 17 Garza, Rudy 64, 213, 218, 129, 196 Gaorga, Jack Jr. 17 Gaorge, William 41 Gllbart, Branda 168 Gilbart, Larry 41 Gill, Vickia 29 Gillham, Kenny 41 Gillham, Randy Gllstrap, Doug 17, 170 Gilstrap, Tracla 213, 220, 164, 177, 179, 182, 185 Gist, Karla 29, 140 Githans, Grag Givens, Kelly 29 Givens, Matt 213, 184 Gladson, Pam 41 Glass, Rodney 17, 200 Gohlke, Billy Gohlke, Rhonda 17 Gohlke, Richard 41 Gohlke, Tonya 29, 88 Goldsmith, Leatha Gonzales, Alvin Gonzales, Gordon 41 Gonzales, Gregory 17 Gonzales, Jesse Gonzales, Linda 17, 177 Gontresas, Sonny 29 Goodman, Kan 29 Goodman, Tarry 41, 146, 148 Goodwin, Coach 54, 64, 130 Goodwin, David 41 Goodwin, Jesse 29 Goodwin, Jon 29 Gorman, Duralia 60, 58, 184 Gorman, Jack Goswick, Rodney 29, 74 Graham, Ann 41 Gray, Cassandra 29, 140 Gray, Pam 29, 106, 107 Green, Holly 177, 213, 225 Green, Winston 29 Greene, Jerry 29 Greene, Mackey 59, 100, 113 Greenfield, Mike 182, 213, 143, 167, 194, 225, 144, 141, 142, 226, 140, 235 Greenway, Destry 17 Gregory, Vickie 41, 3, 100, 142, 143 Gressett, Kelly 17 Gressett, Tommy 41, 76, 100, 156, 137, 143, 195, 140 Gressett, Steve 41, 76, 156, 130, 195 Grimes, Brenda 41, 177 Grinslade, Peggy 53 Grisham, Kinney 17, 168 Grisham, Ricky 41 Grisham, Troy 29 Grosshans, Shelley 17, 8, 70 Guerrero, Alice Guerrero, Reme 29, 182, 147 Gutierrez, Alicia 41, 177 Gutierrez, Andres 17, 74 Gutierrez, Hope 29 Gutierrez, Margie 17 Gutierrez, Teresa Guynes, Curtis 29 Guynes, Danny 29 Guynes, Danny 29 Guynes, Ginger 17 Guynes, Ina Guynes, Kathleen 213, 154 Guzman, Anita 213 Guzman, Israel 29 Guzman, Jesse 41, 76, 130 Guzman, Manuel 213, 218 Hagins, Kerry 212 Hagins, Terry 212 Kay Halbert 17, 140 Hall, Billy 214 Hall, Cary 41 Hall, Tina 214 Hall, Julie Halford, LaDonna 108 Halford, Sam 106, 107 Halford, Sharon 17, 158 Hallford, Pam 41, 179 Hale, Van 41 Mike Haley 41 Ham, Debbie 30 Ham, Francis Ham, Steve 74, 156 Hamilton, Alan 214 Hamilton, Andrea 41 240 Van Hale, Jim- my Cllnken- beard, James Wallace. 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Charles 53 Key, Brian 31 Key, Scott 31 Key, Steve 215 Kidd, Jill 19, 23, 102, 182 Killam, Mary 50, 51 Killian, Andrea 19, 168 Kimzey, Helen 9, 182, 215, 190 King, Curtis 43, 177 Kirkpatrick, Laura 31 Kirkpatrick, Martha 43 Kitchens, Riley 43, 159 Kitching, Brantley 19, 64, 68 Koonce, David 170, 216 Koonce, LaRhonda 43 Koonsman, Cindy 8, 82, 85, 101, 123 208, 125, 216, 225, 194, 196, 197, 226 Koonsman, Shana 43, 91, 108, 182 Kornegay, Vickie 19, 166, 143, 144, 140 Kozelskl, Mike 59, 51 Kubena, Garry 43 Kubena, Kathryn 5, 216 Kubena, Larry 43 Kuo, Linda 31 Lambert, Lousie 54, 4 Land, Baron 64, 65, 67, 68, 152, 208, 216, 192, 193, 196, 226 Larez, Jo Anne 216, 233 Larez, Sandra 43 Lawler, Donnie 216 Lawler, Sandra 31, 107, 140 Lazcano, Linda 216 Lara, Joe 31 Lazcano, Ramiro 19, 74 Lazcano, Sara 19 Lavender, Dorothy 56 League, Joe 43, 176 Leatherwood, Lynn 19, 64 Lee, Barry 19 Lee, David 64, 66, 68, 216, 177, 179, 131, 134, 31 Lee, Dennis 31 Lee, Joe 216, 166, 96, 115, 116, 144, 140 Lee, Gary 19 Lee, Terry 216 Lewallen, Bryan 9, 152, 192, 216, 193, 167, 151 Lewis, Albert 59, 74, 131, 132, 197, 233 Llmmer, Bryan 43, 76, 77, 158, 159, 137 Lyon, Bill-140, 201, Lyon, Randy 97, 31, 143, 144, 140 Lindsey, Ronnie 43, 76, 158 Llnsley, Terry 43 Little, Gary 43 Littlepage, James 51, 50 Llttlepage, Karen 101, 123, 216, 125, 222, 167, 225, 194 Loften, D.W. 43, 76, 159 Long, Rhonda 43 Lopez, David 43 Lori Seay Don Chandler Quarterback Kathy Harrell Cindy Koonsman Kathy Harrell Dana Elrod 242 Susan Minor Lisa Cobb Thomas Selmon Perry Robertson Baron Land Ruthie Bozeman, Teena Hopper,Eliza- beth Bllano, Peggy Fletcher,Sendy Beas- ley, Charlotte Masters, Melynda Crow (seated) Lopez, Eva 43, 177 Lopez, Jamie 19, 64, 137, 136 Lopez, Joa 170 Lopaz, Sylvia 31, 156, 147 Lory, Rhonda Lowry, Hugh 56 Lovaall, Donny 43 Lova, Fonda 31, 79, 75, 140 Lova, Lana Lova, Nova 152, 192, 193, 216, 225 Loyola, Linda 216, 167, 177, 185, 200, 201 Loyola, Tracy 31, 74, 156, 128, 146 Luara, Patricia 31 Luara, Tom 8, 64, 216 Lunsford, Kim 43, 38, 152, 177 Lynch, Alta 55, 54, 56 Lynch, Chris Macky, Mitch 64, 68, 208, 217, 179, 132, 133, 196, 131, 226, 235 Marbla, Eric 18, 143, 148 Marlar, Scott 19, 152, 166, 194, 193, 151 Marton, Backy 19 Martin, Dan 61 Martin, Helen 57 Martin, Joa 19 Martin, Judy 107 Martin, Gary 166, 204, 217, 225, 142, 226, 140 Martin, Tammy Martinez, Alice Martinez, Carlos 31, 98, 99 Martinez, Connie 9, 216 Martinez, David 31, 97, 195 Martinez, Debbie 31 Martinez, Johnny 43, 19 Martinez, Margarita 31, 88, 90 Martinez, Mike 31, 146 Martinez, Nino 19 Martinez, Pat 43, 99, 96, 156, 177, 157 Masters, Charlotte 31, 147, 196, 195 Masters, Kristi 43, 143, 152, 183 Masters, Melinda 12, 204, 208, 217, 182, 167, 194, 198 Mavroulis, Jim 54, 131 Mathis, Dow 31, 182 May, Donald 43, 177 Mr. Mayfield 51, 145 Mayes, Sherry 31, 84, 89, 90 Mayo, Barry 19, 146 Maxwell, Terry 217 Medrano, Joe 32 Medrano, Raymond 217 Medrano, Rita 43 Melendraz, Concepcion 32 Melgar,.Carlos 44, 182 Melett, John 20, 156, 170, 172, 142 Melton, Ann 44, 91, 152 Melton, Nena 217, 168, 169 Merrlt, Melinda Miller, Keyyn 51, 59 Milliken, Johnny 20 Minor, Susan 20, 204, 182, 144, 143, 142, 141, 140 Mlnyard, David 20, 74 Mrs. Mitchell 55, 54 Mize, Terry Morales, Freddy 44 Marin, Daniel 20, 146 Morin, Lupe 44 Morrell, Donnie 32, 97 Morrow, Marjann 19, 166, 162, 163, 194 Mosley, Diane Mustek, Rebecca 44 Moss, Nettle 32, 191, 151 Misuck, Betty Mullins, Sheila Munoz, Able 32 Muroz, Alma 20 Murphree, Jeff 32 Murphey, Jerri 32 Mruphey, Terri 32 Murphree, Guy 20 Mustek, Rebecca 195, 44 Mustek, Sherry 217, 190, 167, 200 Myers, Danna 83, 85, 27, 155, 125, 225, 226 Myers, Debbie 83, 217, 220, 225, 226 McAnally, Eddie 55, 54, 162 McAnelly, Martha 20, 107 McArthur, Bobby 43 McBroom, Carl 20 McCain, Janet 31, 107 McCaleb, Jimmy 20 McCann, David 32 McCarter, Kim 43, 143 McClain, Keith 32, 74, 98, 99 McClure, Wayne 32 McCowen, Shawn 43 McCormick, Cindy 20, 152, 188, 143, 144. 243 141, 140 McCormick, Lori 2, 20, 182, 143, 144, 141, 140 McCown, Marl 56 McCrlght, Brenda 20, 170 McCrlght, Johnnie 32, 179 McCrlght, Tim 32 McClure, David McCulley, Marilyn 32, 146 McCulley, Lois 60, 58 McFaul, Patricia 43, 147 McFatrldge, Tonja 43 McGee, Donna 20, 166, 156, 121, 194, 196, 117 McKnlght, Isaac McMullan, Billy 56, 201 McMillan, Lance 217, 145, 113, 114, 196 McNulty, Belenda 20, 177, 182 Neely, Mike 11, 20 Neeley, Robert Neeley, Sheryl Neeley, Steve 44, 76, 116 Neeley, Terri 44 Nesbit, Carrie 217 Neves, Kim 32, 24, 204, 109 Neves, Sherry 83, 204, 217, 222, 225, 226 Neves, Toby 20, 60, 131 Newman, Connie Newman, Gary 217, 170, 171, 233 Nicdo, Opal 53 Nicholson, Debra 32, 88 Nobles, Toni 32 Norris, Sandy 61, 59 Northcott, Kathy 44, 91 Nutley, Rollen 32 Nutt, Shane 44 O'Banion, Jack 44, 193 O'Day, Tammy 11, 20, 204, 170, 171 O'Day, Tracey 44, 20, 91, 106, 107, 108, 143 Ollcarez, Adella 44 Orona, Eugene 32 Orosco, Lupe 32 Ortegon, Ismael 44, 218, 156 Ortegon, Israel 44, 76 Ortegon, Miguel 32, 74 Ortiz, Eugene 170, 200 Ortiz, Gracel 32 Overby, Wallace 218, 170 Otto, Brenda 55, 54 Overhulser, Bobby 20, 111, 112, 157, 109, 196 Overhulser, Ricky 44 Overton, Roger Owens, Billie 20, 102, 89, 166, 103, 196 Paige, Neil 32, 156, 120 Palmer, Denise 20 Palmer, Melanie 32 Palmer, Mike 32, 162 Mr. Parham 54 Parmer, Carmen Parmer, Jim 20 Palmer, Mike 32, 162 Parmer, Mike 20 Partaln, Wes 64, 69, 204, 208, 218, 224, 131 Pate, Shauna 32, 88, 89 Patterson, Bettsey 20, 266, 102, 194 Patterson, Kerry 218, 170, 146 Patterson, Roger 170 Paulk, Beverly 218 Pavlik, John 32, 109 Payne, Cliff 44, 177 Peek, Ollie 50, 51, 164, 165 Peek, Tommy 21, 64, 128, 140 Pemberton, Diana 21, 170 Penrod, Michelle 21, 51 Peralez, Daniel 21, 156 Peralez, Diana 44 Perez, Andrew 32 Perez, Daniel 21, 166, 168 Perez, Bella 218 Perez, Ricky 218 Perry, Sherette 21, 109 Peslna, Betty 21 Peslna, Raymlnd 44 Peslna, Yolanda 21 pevehouse, Kathy 44, 36, 177 Pevehouse, Latrlca 21, 104, 168, 169, 182, 191 Pham, Miahuong 218 Pham, Tan % Pherlgo, Glenn 33, 73, 74 Phillips, Eddie Phipps, Brenda 33 Pierce, Becky 33, 21, 72, 75, 152, 144, 141, 140 Pierce, Pamela 21, 162, 204, 163, 182 Pinkerton, Ronnie 21 Pltner, Treulyn 44, 158, 159 Poarch, Wesley (Mrs) 55 Wallace Combest Barry Blackmon Eric Marble Pollard, Alan 21, 64, 66, 69 Ponder, Debbie 21, 162, 177 Ponder, John 33 Poole, Tammy 44 Poarch, Wes 59, 64, 137 Potts, Clint 44, 116 Powell, Roger 33 Preston, Danny 21 Preston, Donna 44, 91 Preston, Karen 21, 154, 155, 182 Preston, Mark 21, 99, 166, 96, 194 Price, Gaylene 44 Prichard, Corena Prince, Timmy 21 Proctor, Bobby 44 Proctor, Danny 44, 159 Proctor, Doug 33 Pruitt, Greg 45 Pruitt, Mary 218, 168, 169 Pruitt, Tracey 45 • Pylant, Jacqueline 45, 78, 182, 109, 110, 195 Pylant, Jeffrey 21, 166 Qulros, Alfredo 144, 142, 141, 140 Qulros, Patricia 33, 140 Qulros, Simon 33, 140 Ragland, Shawn Raines, Crls 33 Rainwater, Malcolm Ramirez, Christine 45 Ramirez, Diana 33, 156 Ramirez, Luclo 45, 76 Ramirez, Manual Ramirez, Mary Ramirez, Robert 21 Romos, Danny 45, 76 Ramos, Thelma 45 Raschke, David 45 Raspberry, Ruthle 59, 61 Ratheal, Wynola 50, 51 Ratliff, Dorthy 59, 61 Ratliff, SharrJ 45 Rawlings, Shelia 45 Reves, Laqulta 21, 152, 156, 166, 204, 143, 144, 142, 140, 141 Reaves, Neva 156, 218, 140 Redden, Larry 218 Reed, John 210, 218 Reed, Richard 33 Reeder, Shauna 33, 140 Regalado, Steve 21, 137 Regaldo, Tommy 45 Rice, Jerry Rice, Larry 21 Rich, Sherri 45, 91 Richardson, Bradley 33, 93, 94, 95. 96, 128 Richardson, Cheryel Richardson, Jessica 36, 37, 45, 78, 182 Richter, Deborah 218, 164, 191 Richter, Robert 33 Riggins, Pearl 33 Riggins, Saglynda 33 Riggins, Sylvia Rinehart, Abby 21, 170, 171 Rios, David 45, 100 Rios, David 45 Rios, Gloria 218, 170 Rios, Isabel 45 Rios, Josie 21 Rios, Mary 33 Rios, Ricky 45 Risenhoover, Diane 45, 108 Roberts, Dalinda 33, 26, 90, 182, 195, 204 Roberts, Stocky 45, 156, 182, 147, 195 Roberts, Kathy 57, 155 Robertson, Allen 219 Robertson, Darrell 45, 76, 77 Robertson, Lynne 45, 225 Robertson, Mark 33, 52, 148, 191, 192, 193, 195, 151 Robertson, Perry 64, 65, 69, 143, 152, 167, 223, 192, 193, 225, 141, 142, 231, 140, 226 Robbins, Carol 21 Robbins, Kellie 33 Robinson, Becky 221 Robinson, Sandra 54 Robinson, John 21 Robinson, Lynn 70, 71, 204, 208, 221 Robinson, William 21, 64, 137, 131 Rocha, Delia Rocha, Ismael 33, 140 Rodriguez, Carmen 33 Rodriguez, Della 33 Rodriguez, Ector Rodriguez, Minnie Rodriguez, Pat 45, 76, 158 Rodriguez, Pete 45 Rodriguez, Robert 33, 74, 98, 99 Roe, Mary 45. 91 Billy Bob McMullan Floyd Collins Randy Huddleston, Rudy Garza, Greg Holladay, Greg Hinton, Barry Blackmon, Phil Jones, Lloyd Sands, Mike Wolf, Eric Marble, Steve Gressett, Steve Wheeler, Robert Alexander, Andrew Contreras, Wayne Davis, Gary Kubena, Adam Holladay. Roemlsch, Bobby 221 Roemlsch, Mike 33, 72, 74 Rogers, Larry 33, 34, 182 Romero, Tommy 34 Romero, Robart Romo, Barbara 34 Romo, Dabbla 34 Romo, Richard 21, 177 Rosas, Charia 21, 156 Rosas, Ronnla 45, 76, 158, 159, 130 Rosas, Sandra 34 Rosson, 57, 168 Ruiz, Baclllio 34 Ruminar, Randy 45 Ruminar, Richard 221 Rylandar, Tana 45 Salinas, Salvador 219 Samuals, Johnny 45 Sandoval, Laura 46 Sands, Delores 154, 155, 182, 218 Sands, Loyd 45, 76 Sauceda, Benny 45, 76 Sauceda, Norma 219 Saveli, Rhonda 170, 219 Sawyer, 50, 51 Scannichlo, Thomas Schaufele, Paul Schooler, Robart 34, 128, 195 Schulze, Dequita 46, 154, 155 Schulze, Richard 21, 170 Scogln, Deann 147 Sconyars, Clinton Scott, Belinda 22, 166, 204, 121, 143, 194, 144, 117, 140, 141, 142, 201 Scott, Darby 46 Scott, Kelley 46, 121, 195, 177, 143 Scott, Mark 22, 168, 144, 140 Scott, Terri 46, 177 Scrivner, Gwen 46 Seale, Kris 24, 29, 34, 96, 98, 99, 149, 113, 115, 116, 195 Saaly, Andy 46, 147 Saaly, Lori 34, 46, 152, 143 Sears, Audry 152, 162, 163, 192, 193, 204, 219, 149, 113, 115, 116, 200, 201 Sears, Nall 151 Seaton, Bobby 45 Seay, Laurie 34, 107 Salmon, Kerstln 34, 88, 152 Salmon, Linall 152, 219 Salmon, Thomas 22, 64, 69, 73, 94, 96, 99, 127, 129, 140 Sentell, Diana 34, 156, 121, 195, 117, 140 Sentail, Susan 219 Sewell, Sandy 102, 103, 104 Shaw, Anita 22, 23 Shaw, Mark 9, 46, 76, 100, 130 Shifflett, Dale 46, 140 Shipp, Barbara 61, 59 Shipp, Cellssa 46 Shipp, Winifred 59, 74 Short, John 58, 60 Short, Kyle 22, 166, 131 Silva, Jerry 34 Silva, Lupa 46 Silva, Rosie 46 Slaughter, Ricky 34 Slaughter, Tony Smith, Jan Smith, Jean 5, 219 Smith, JoAnn 34, 46, 188 Smith, John 7, 97, 156, 120, 117 Smith, Johalan 34 Smith, Marilyn Smith, Pam 46, 156, 143 Smith, Prentice 53 Smith, Shana 83, 85, 219, 225 Smith, Sharon Smith, Sidney 219, 151 Smith, Teresa 34, 107, 143, 144, 141, 140 Smylia, John 107, 156, 176, 178, 204, 219, 190 Snow, Scott 158 Snowden, Mika S Snyder, Gerald 219 Springer, Tana 158, 204, 137, 225 Solis, Lucie 22, 74 Sovett, Edith 53 Springer, Ty 22, 154 Staton, Tammy 22, 168 Stansell, Teresa Stephens, Billy 219, 131 Stephens, Jo Beth 22, 168, 169 Stephens, John 46 Stewart, David 46, 140 Stewart, Jeff 34 Stewart, Joe Stewart, James 34, 156 Stewart, Misty Stewart Jeff 34 Stewart, Sherry 22 Stephens, Todd 140 Stephenson, Helen 54, 55 Stephenson, Jack 59, 93, 96 Sterling, Lesa 101, 102, 103, 104, 220, 123, 125, 225 Sterling, Zane 219 Stipe, Curtis 46 Stone, Debra 34 Stone, Mitch 34 Strickland, Daphne Strickland, Mark 46, 140 Strickland, Sharon 168, 169, 220 Strictland, Teresa 22, 140 Stroud, Billy 34 Stuard, Stacy 22, 210 Sullenger, Greg 8, 204, 220 Tabor, Sy 22, 74, 121 Taggart, Matt 34, 74, 25 Tan, Pham 22 Tate, Kenny 22, 98 Tate, Steve 22, 137, 136 Taylor, Carrie 22, 98, 99, 96, 146 Taylor, Cynthia 220, 102 Taylor, Pauline 46, 108, 156 Taylor, Robert 46, 156, 183 Terrecro, Abellna Tercero, Cordelia 46, 143 Terrazas, Alma Thames, Terry 22, 168, 137, 167 Thamez, Joe 128 Thane, Angela 104, 101, 220, 196 Thane, Trussell 22, 132, 74, 102, 136, 131 Thompson, Clare Thompson, Eddie 22, 73, 74 Eileen Thompson 34 Thompson, Raymond 53 Thompson, Roy 34 Thrift, Lisa 35, 162, 191 Tolbert, Kelly 46, 158, 159 Tolbert, Susan 220, 177, 180, 154 Torres, Jerry 47 Torres, Roy 46 Toro, Venacla 46 Torres, Venando Tovar, David 35, 74 Tovar, Della 35 And Now KSHS Win Alma Mater) t)n Fair Snj Reared Ag« Proudly St As The Years Onward Ever, Conquer And Here’s To TJ e, ( IS Snyder 246 Travis, Shally 220 Treat, Glendon Trjo, Donigo 35 Domingo Trejo Travay, Robby 22, 182, 191 Trlca, Carmen 35, 140 Tubb, Barry 35, 99 Tubb, Mandy 220 Tucker, Carrie 35 Tucker, Debroah 9, 152, 220, 140 Tucker, George 22 Tullls, Tommy 220, 168, 127, 129 Tune, Lisa 35, 52, 156 Turnbow, Candy 47, 143 Turnbo, Donald 35 Ubando, Brenda 47 Underwood, Jim 47, 140 Underwood, Ned 56 Valdez, Henry 47 Vansickle, Charles 34, 35 Vansickle, Jimmy 22 Vargas, Omar 47, 143, 144, 140, Vasquez, Sylvia 22, 23 Vaughn, Randy 22, 23 Velasques, Pete 34, 35 Velaz, Patricia 23, 204, 182, 188, 200 Villanueva, Israel 23, 74 Villanueva, Linda 34, 35 Villanueva, Rebecca 47 Vincent, Bryan 23, 64, 65, 66, 67, 69, 177, 133, 131 Von Roeder Max Voss, Voughnle 34, 35, 73, 74, Wadlelgh, Becky 211 Wadlelgh, Kip 23, 113, 114 Walker, Monica 23 Walker, Rose 53 Walker, Tina 35 Wallace, Billy 47 Wallace, James 47 Wallace, Joyce 47, 156, 177 Wallace, Keith 47, 76, 140, 130 Wallace, Melvin 7, 34, 35, 74, 97 Waller, Deana 9, 152, 193, 222, 144, 142, 140 Waller, Gary 35, 74, 156 Walton, Billy 47 Waltz, David 23 Ward, Kathy 221, 143, 144, 140 Warren, Scott 47 Warren, Sherry 34, 35, 102, 103, 107 Watkins, Margret 55 Watlington, Lori 166, 182, 220, 221, 143, 144, 142, 140 Watson, Pam 154 Watts, Kathy 9, 221, 156, 164, 144, 141, 142, 140 Way, Annette 34, 35, 158 Wayne, JoAnne 53 Webb, Doug 47, 162, 182 Weber, Connie 23, 168, 121, 117 Weeb, Ida 53 Weems, Kayla 34, 35 Welch, Becky 35 Welsh, Cary 64, 69, 126, 221, 126, 129, 196, 225 Wesson, Janet 58, 60 Wesson, Jay 119, 120, 196, 225, 117 Wesson, Jeff 34, 35, 182, 120, 117 West, Debbie 23 West, Janet 23, 177 West, Jason 152 West, Martha Westbrook, Jamie 9, 182, 220, 221 Westmoreland, Perry 170, 221, 195 Westmoreland, Tracey 34, 35, 152 Wheeler, Steven 23 Wheeler, Valeta 7, 47, 110, 147, 195, 196 Wheelus, Ray 23, 168 White, Carrie 35 White, Kevin 66 White, Larry White, Russell 20, 23, 140 White, Vanessa 23, 88, 89, 90 Whitfill, Elaine 47 Whltenlon, Kristi 35 Wilbourn, Merleann 23 Wilburn, Wondell 23 Wilkinson, Billy 23 Wilkinson, Doug 23, 188 Williams, Aimee 47, 78, 183 Williams, Delia 47 Williams, Eddie 54 Williams, Jim 47, 130, 183 Williams, Patsy 50, 14 Williams, Shari 167, 208, 214, 221, 224, 225 Williams, Terry 221 Williams, Vance 47 Williamson, Dale 22, 145, 149 Williamson, Troy Willingham, Clay 47 Willis, Myrtle 222 Willis, Sam 23, 64, 68, 179, 131 Wilson, Alisa 35, 24, 182, 140 Wilson, Charles 8, 222 Wilson, John 47, 76, 152, 137 Wilson, Valerie 23 Wiman, Davy 30, 35 Wlmmer, Michael 64, 222, 96, 167, 115, 205, 194, 144, 226, 140 Wolf, Mike 23, 172, 173, 113, 114 Wolf, Randy 222, 172, 113, 114 Womack, Karen 222, 188 Womack, Martha 23, 148, 149, 185 Wood, Cindy 35, 147 Woods, Henry 222, 90, 96, 233 Woldridge, Ronnie 222, 168 Woolsey, Bradley 23, 168 Woolsey, Tamera 23, 154 Word, Elizabeth 35, 140 Worsham, Jerry 57, 152, 201, 192, 151 Mr. Wright 59, 51, 172, 201 Yellding, Mary Ynguanzo, Angle 35 Young, Dennis 47, 158 Young, Renee 222, 70, 171 Young, Teresa 47 Youngblood, Bret 47 Youngkln, Sara 2, 12, 112, 109 Yruegas, Eddie 47, 74 Zajicek, Nancy 35 Zamora, Jesse 47 Zeck, Martha 57 Zeditz, Mike 222, 168 Zoda, Jim 64, 222, 223, 167, 177, 178, 179, 180, 115, 116, 226, 225 247 Bostick Retires After 28 Years fenydy, High School Principal Hor- ra’ce Bosticl adfrounced hif retire- mer Maafijy 1979. 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