South Garland High School - Sabre Yearbook (Garland, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 384 of the 1975 volume:

, J it( r c.O ' - r .VjNt ve V I ' ' X- WidCr A(nv! i J r - Im- , y Lo . w ' m.S ' ' C 1 ' f JUO J ' . r H © ' Vt ' CUU. - (5 y V c Sabre staff i)f 1974- 75 has tried li create an annual that will provide all Its readers with memories later as well as entertain- ment now. We hope we have met this goal. Years from now we hope you will be able to read this annual, remember this year, and recall the many tradi- tions of South Garland. Jem Ma nee and Sandra Larson y ALL HAIL TO THEE I in S B SB m g HP r ' Ah M M ■■ lHv - r M iS Bff t V t f i li tmim li iMj! ljI TO OUR ALMA MATER SING Sponsor: Mrs. Donna Loewen Co-Editors: Jeni Hance Sandra Larson Student Life: Melods Amburgey Organizations: Ja Davis Paula Lewis Sports: Debbie Davis Mack Fudge Honors: Jem Hance Sandra Larson Classes: Senior: Pam Kennedy Beck Stover Junior: Liz Miles Dianna Wnght Sophomore: Susan Kinney Pam Selby Faculty: Cathy Conner Ads: Jeanene Moss Leslie Shuford Photographers: Kirby Manley Randy Padgett Student Life 10 Organizations 50 Sports 102 Honors 146 Classes 1 72 Faculty 294 Ads 322 LONG MAY YOUR FAME AND GLORY RING ' ' FOREVER TRUE i| E OUR HEARTS WILL BE OUR SCHOOL SOUTH GARLAND HIGH PI ' ! ' aH BT I I ALL HAIL TO THEE K _)-Ff. you r ' U - ff ra lio I J. o U 5 A Set g7;C6 G -+ - .-j G; ' ' ' y t (ju. : t OO y c ' cT c J UJ C-- f ) 75 )r ' x. n A TIME TO PLAY. The hot. la Munmci ended along with swim- ming. Six FIag.s, and leisure tipe. SchtH)! started again with busy schedules and homework. Kifhi StuilcnU Ketn U find diver«ion% in ' . m Stuilcnu enj ihcif I Kighi Ciirlt arc running ..mP t ir flit Top t.tfl Janice Cole c«|irrnt«% her npinmn of homcworli Ti:p A( .- •• Hflinili I imlriim jntl Karen . . . .A TIME TO LEARN 5o - I 13 X- ' A C trtER YEAR BEGINS e ' ■ .N :: $ • ' ■• v Cs ii Ihc great Colonel spirit started everyone out on a great ear. Senu rs. Juniors, and S« phomores groaned at the mention of homewt)rk and went to their classes (hopefully) v,nh a desire to learn. The Belles. Dixies, band, cheerleaders, and football players practiced and practiced to make this vcar the best m S.Ci. historN 1 14 Top tell: Doug Cjanimun and l.arry Bal- icnfield asMsl Lori Wordcn in ihc finer an of WDodwiirkinj: fiMlc Lcli: Belles relax during the Pep Rally. Buiium: Mack Kudge shows the Spirit of 75. Buiioin Left: Debbie Custer files her heart away. Bol- lorn Rif hi: Su i Huffman tries to gel a drop of water unsuccessfully. RALLY ROUND THE FLAG BOYS ihc ( kIoimU  n l Every Friday during foot- ball season. Belles, Dixies, Sentries, and Band rallied the student body. Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores led the Colonels on to vic- tory. The pep rallies ended with the singing of the Alma Mater by the entire student body. Top Left: Lockers portray true Colonel spirit. Left: The Colonel waves the flag for Senior spirit. 17 THE RACE TO THE FINISH I his was ihc first year thai siudcnls had to pay to park. i( was still a fight though, just tt get in and out of the parking lot. Before school students raced in to get a front row parking spot. After school students ran out to their cars, started their motors, and the race to the finish was off! . - M. Sihmidt coilcclt hifii cjiiicu mtinc for parking 1t y Buiiom (art «ail in line lu Icdiir Ihc parking lol %i f • SMILIN ' THROUGH THE RAIN The iiicMith i f September was filled with cloiidv, wet skies. F-AeryDiie got wet but continued to come to school and study. I he puddles (or the great lakes) in the park- ing lot didn ' t help matters, and students walked into school practically dripping. They shivered through first period but managed to dry out by break. Tup Left: Sludcnls bundle all their books logelher to escape the rain. Top Ri hi David Dyer tomes into the building with a very wet lunch. Bollom Left: Cars splashing through the parking lot can cause a person to catch pneumonia. Boi- iiim Ri hi: Kathy McEnlee wishes the rain would stop. WETL FIGHT OUR The fighting Colonels began the season in Memo- rial Sladiutn. The stiklents followed ihe Colonels and gave them spirit to play their er best. Not all of the games ended m victory, but e er i ne continued to back the luikihis C oU nels. Tcf Ltfl Da«iil rifminf cUp lo lluil Ci k n«l heal r y AifA The bi( IcaJt SC on to vii ' li r MiMlrltli Jj Brum- m tt t4 «. (i«t Oi CitHHiir OishIic for i Cokincl vK ' ior 0  fimi Itli Orhhit $■ ' ' - the c irj Into poini% 41 ih( Gj B ' lii.im Rifhi R« Wi|. rmon . ' i ri in   of lh liiuppcjrmf futlfXKl Opf itii fut ■  « CoU n«l« us aJ• on ' « Ho ' i (ii ti ltfl S mh l of SO tpirii B ii, m Rit i ' °B«n«iun lh« Run n 20 R HERITAGE TO SAVE ! •Taken from the old southern song The Bonnie Blue Hag 21 YOU ' VE GOT A FRIEND Friendship is one of the most valuable things that students have at St uih (iar- land. FV )ple are ver close to their friends and rel on them foT helpful advice. I he are pc«)ple lo lean on when homewt)rk gets tough and a romantic relationship is broken. Without friends, these da s at South Ciarland would U se much i f their meaning and value. Tup [ tm« n Putter lo li like he nccvlt a If wiMi Bottom f- ricntlt can rcj of  lun(c ihinp l ((thcr ' 1] EVERY DAY IS THE BEST DAY j 41 Write on your hearts lliat every clay is the best cla of llie vear. Anon mous lap Ixll A fociiball plavcr calclics ihc ball ' Hiiiiiini Ixfi Paula JdIIn jusl di)csn ' l like somebody finiinni Ri hl: The Colonel anil Sentries run wilh enlhusiasm onto Ihc foolball field. ITS A HOT TIME IN Tl l-. ' s returned to S.(i. fv)r Mt mcctui)ing on ()tli)bor II. I he C ' )U)nels dcfealed North (iarlanJ 26 to X, and at half-time Brenda (ram was annt unced M« nieci)m- ing C iieen. I he theme of Mi metommg this year was South of the Border. Ihc next night students danced at the ( i ronation Ball. I J_ IN THE OLD TOWN TONIGHT Opposite Page: Top Left: Russell Siebert congratulales Brenda Crain. the new Hnmccominj; Queen. Ftir Miitille I. ell: Sails Lassila and Paula livans walch the Homecoming game expeelanlly. Mulille Highi: Mr. Holmes and his partner really get It on. fur Bollom Leit: The Queen, her court, and their escorts reign at the Coro- nation Ball Top Ri hi Debhic 1oulon and Mark Watson enter South of the Border. Mid- dle Top Don Smith realK steps to that beat. Top: Belinda Pickard and Cjar Huckabs walk into the S Ci. Ballroom. Middle Right: Belle officers yell lorro. Torro. Bottom Right Tim Bubel and Artie Brandenburg show that Colonel spirit. 25 THE LAST OF MRS. LINCOLN IS The drama dcparlmcnt had a succcNNful pla ihis car. Ihv Ui l of Slr Lin- intn In the slarrinj: roles ucrc IX ' bbic Mi gan as Mrs. Lincoln and Tom Ciruglc as Robert, her son. Other members of the cast included Paula hvans as Mrs. VIcCullough and (laNton Swindell as laddy. James Kramp, Ronn Hughes. Laura l.eggett. Kibby Scoggins. .Mitheie Pentecost. Bob Montgom- ery, and HcliiuLi f orlesh had other roles in the play. Ihe plot of Ihf l.a l nf Mrs. Lincoln centered ar« und the life of Abraham Linct)ln ' s wife after he was assassi- nated. I he play showed the various pr«)blems that Mrs. Lincoln had after President Lincoln was killed. One o her children died. laddy, and she went through such mental stress that she ended up going to a sanitarium. Ihe Last o Mrs. Lincoln ended with Mrs. Lincoln ' s son. Robert, giving her a euiug after she had died. IN IS A SUCCESS ! ' I.ili Mrs liiKdln enters Ihc lioiisc Willi Mr I ilwarJs sii in(;. I hey ire Iry- iny Id riMke :in mvaliil of me lap Kinhl Mrs 1 iiKiilii ;iiul Riiberl .ire ilistiissin); Ihe pr ihleni over Ihe lellers. Hullimt Rob- erl Iclls Ills molher. I Irusleil you. 27 COLOUR MY WORLD WITH LOVE As lime goes on. I reali cjust what you mean to mc. and now. now that sou ' re near promise sour love that Tvc waited to share. And dreams of our moments together, colour m wt)rld w iih hopes of loving you. Chicago r Mil( ii girt wearing; her h t fnend  riiif. th w« the fcclinp ihc hjvc l ward r4ch Klhcr Btnium Itii l ann Barlh jnJ Jo McC ' Irti) «unJ in ihr h.illt wiih thai ri miiniK gleam in Ihcir c c% liiiJlr Kighi AII niiht. itirlt nn (he l ft. h« « i n the rifhl Biiiiiim Hifhi Orafrnit often t f tt x l« ' C 21 LOl mi VE FUNNY FACE, I LOVE YOU !«2 N Top Left: Cheryl Bruner finds a comforta- ble seal in the halls. Top Right: Comical lunch-bo es are the craze at S.G. Boitom Leti: Melodie Sims watches her music intently. Buiiom Righr Chuck Cash has one funny face, but it ' s doubtful whether anyone loves it (except Becky Stover). 29 THAT ' S ENTERTAINMENT I I Fhc Niudenis at St uih Garland arc a ver talented bunch and arc not embar- rassed to show their man varied accomplishments. Alm ost evcPt talent is repre- sented at S.G. and everyone here IS vers proud of that fact. Tuf Htghi Jay Davit. Mcli««d Bui;hme cr. ami Mack rutlfc il a lilllc dance in ihc hall Baii m ( ib(a Barnrt lako a ttsX ' i ■ ticc. Tap l li Band ttuticnu arc J I it He initcil up nn how lo pla a Irumpci I ' lf Kighi rrac 1h rnh iri u bUmri a ki«t f r ihc camera lUniitm A ci nmunicali n« clau ha« a «lrangc «a uf Jm ing ' f I I )o A DAY IN t: )} THE LIFE ?Mil k '  i «i  1 ii I ' he da (.if a Smith Gar- land student is filled with many new exciting ad en- tures. The first daily adven- ture IS the great race from home to the South Ciarland parking lot. Then classes begin, and the day starts off. Lunch and break take students awa from the excitement of learning, but we seem to bear it bra ely each da . Opposiw Ptific: Top Uii: Skipper Swink steps all nver Larry Cotten. Boiioin Lcfl: I-arr Vlciblcv goes b a slrict diel. Tup Ri hi The Liberlas symbolizes ihe mean- ing of S.Ci. Boiiom Ri lu: Students leave a break pep rally. Top: A sophomore English class really looks enihusiaslit over their tests. Boiioni: Debbie Brown just loves homework. 33 THE BEAUTY OF THE WORLD IS V - I I 4 I LD IS ALL AROUND US Top Left: Shelly Kimbrell shows her love for nature. Top Right: Susan Hardin looks up into the sky. Boiiotn: Jeff Bryan rela.ves in the joys of nature. 35 SAILING THROUGH TI The Colonel Ball .ind Presenta- tion were held on Oeteniber 14. IracN I hornhorough and Bob Monlgomcrv were Master and Vlistros of Ceremony and pre- sided over the theme of South Seas The highlights o( the Presenta- tion were the announcements of Ct)lonel. Chris Brimmage and his l.ad . i ' el n Buchanan Brcnda Cram, the 1974 Homecoming C ucen, was also rccogni ed dur- ing the Presentation r«i Iriii Ihotnh.it. ' Mxiifwr ukc  ttii ' Mit«v M ' an M Ulr aniHiuiHcO Senior Mmi Acjuiiful i;h .in t Hobby .:alu- • niof ffn- rinn • • I 3H THE SOUTH PACIFIC THE JOY OF CHRISTMAS AS SPREADS THROUGH ALL PRISTMS  - I PRAYER dndone STAR _ sboYp. IN Ni)vembcr and Decem- ber were filled with activi- ties. In Novemhcr K[.IF put on an assembly discuss- ing ri)ck. The presentation showed how our music reflects our diverse society, and how the young people want love and peace for the world. On December 16, the Band and Choir put on a Christmas assembly. They gave the student body a variety of Christmas songs. The seniors shared their Christmas with a child on December 20. A party was given in the cafeteria, and each child was given a gift. The first semester ended on D ecember 17, and mid-term graduates received their diplom.as on that date. As students finished the first semester, they were anxious for Christmas. Finally it arrived and each celebrated it m his own way. Top Left: Laura Leggett and David Reavis have fun playing with their Christmas child. Boiiom Ri hi: Santa Ciaus (Don Smith) has lo hold on to his beard. Top Rifihi: Door decorations express the meaning of Christmas. Boliom Right: Becky Stover and Chuck Cash share their Christmas with a child. THE BEGINNING OF ' 75 MARKS THE Bl An Seniors celebrated the new car. the realization came (o them that they would s(H)n he graduating and w« uld be leaving South (iarland. leelmgs i f happi- ness and sadness touched the Senu rs of ■75. and with these mixed emotions. Sen- nas began preparing them- selves for leaving school. We were happv to be i)n the last road o finishing school, yet we were sad. because we knew that we would si on be leaving friends, family, home and all that was familiar to us. If Mithi Scni.T Oan MiMullcn Ihnnn Irmprr Ijnlrum ■ Righi hvrlyn BiMlundn ttl Unt in ihr hu«hc« MuUk Hitki RuxrII Sirhrri j t iiijic «ilh I lip tell Senior (iilhcrt ' ul Ik Ihc fulurr lUtthtm I. ' I Mii.icMK work hart) during Ihc tec- onj tcmr«lcf K HE BEGINNING OF THE END FOR SENIORS 41 I SMILING FACES SllINETHROUGH ST Ihcrc are a lot of smiling faces around South Gar- land. cspctiall during the spring. People just cannot help sh )wing off their pcarl , white teeth In fact they look like the are advertising for toothpaste commercials. fi p A htikkn pcrion tloon ' t like (o thuw iiff hi« tmilc Boiium t.tli I afU t. ) e |ivr« 4 |tc4i hig S ( imilc Bt iiom Kighi A cl«u (milo fur the S Cj C4mcr 1 i STRANGE THINGS CAN HAPPEN AT S.G. I 1 mmie mL-f9 J 1 - 1 T J J i Wm K .? ' W P H K M H K m H V Hi HI P A lot of very weird and strange occurrences happen around South Garland. When spring fever hits, it seems to hit about every- body. Top: Tonto and Ihc I-onc Ranger ride again. Bottom Lxft: The bushes seem lo be full of surprises. Bottom Right: Biolog students don ' t li ke the smell. 43 SPRING RUSHES IN WITH When spring finally arrives. pIc get excited atvtui it ' . to ask the gu i)f ihcir ilfcaiii i ut during Iwirp Week, and cvcr onc seems to cnj it Seniors are ntm in the worst stage of Senioritis, a disease that spreads through the entire Senior student KkI) fager to he leaving M:h(x l. Seniors walk through the halls with a tired. et expectant look on their faces Somelimesdn magic occasion of spri; c even find a vcr special (K-r-Kiii to love. Spring IS a time of man varied emotions and feclmg s for the stu- dents of South (jarland. Hr inm Riu Wiwdruff imh«s  hc tit . Bniiom l.eli A drummer ;hc h jt r-f ffirjti Many Mu- J ilU dl S(i ri ! C4rt far Righl I emotion i ( ' pririii W. .;. «i Hiahi Mike ( ' h«rlo 4ntl Craig I kciJ|tc thicM ihcir on  « thc waich ihc eviipw f i I i NEW HOPE AND NEW LOVE 1 45 NOTHING GOLD CAN STAY Nature ' s finl green  gold. Mcr hardoi hue u hi IJ Hcrcarl IcafSa fhmcr; Bui only so an hour. Then leaf subMde% to leaf S«) t ' .dcn sank l« grief. So dawn goes down to da . Nothing gold can stay Robert Frost 4« I MOMENTS TO REMEMBER For the seniors of 75, (he end of their South Garland years has finally arrived. The football games, pep ral- lies. Pizza Inn, the friends, the love will always be in memory. Remember the time when the Seniors sung the Alma Mater at the last pep rally and many left the auditorium in tears. Remember all of the excit- ing football games, espe- cially the North Mesquite game during our junior year. Remember the solemn graduation when we offi- cially entered adulthood. Remember the books, the learning, the school — South Garland High School. Top. Li ' U and Right: Remember the people who made the school what it is — Alton Horton and Suzanne Horton. Middle Left: We are the best; we are the South Gar- land Colonels. Bottom Left: Remember those quiet moments in the library. 49 J n ' -y « -l c K 31 I RESIDENTS COUNCIL: NO THOUGHTS OF RESIGNATION t finl Rim L rkin lolcr i cll  «hip ( ( hri«tijn Alhlclo. !win ' Jtn l nwn StihrrSull l4mni I ii frrjiil l.alin (luh. hvr- l n Bui ' hjrun ' ' ' «  mt krjmp Scnlrio. Jjiv ru n Kr Jrni Mjncc iihft Suff. R . ■ ifd I uiuic I 4nncr «•( mrriij. Kim I njrrhill , hrf% itf Amrriva kini Mittirn Offiic I Juvjtiitn Aiu! .uitu!n, I ' ' B««h Mont- ((• n«r Shirks M4II Hclj C luh. Ru« cll Sichcf! Mudcnl lounnl. fa ' . McSorcno Vi ijlH njl InJuttrul duKt xM mcrKd. Lar W.lli.nu I Jim Club AUn Mcuhcr BanJ. OM Mifi s..iiihcrn IWiic ( jth (on Oct Gcfiiun Club. Sif f ' ihtlnhulitr I tliKAtM n iJ v ..... Choir. Iaj Houtc Future II Mjik ludjr SctiMW CUv V ■: « .1 . i., N.j ' ij i ncn RjnJ O ' Brien Chcmi«tr Cluh Sic c Hill Hamioii ' m fimtrt i SI STUDENT COUNCIL: THERE WILL BE A BREAK MEETING icil; Pill) m:Liiit IMcDoiuli Mfc m ta First Row Russel Siebert, Kyle Love, Bob Cogburn, Kyle English. Randy O ' Bnen. Mack Fudge. Jimmy Flowers. Stan Davis. Jay Davis. Second Row: Pam Wheeldon. Teresa Whitten. .Susan Reavis. Brenda Cram. Rulh Kramp. Patly McSweeney. Third Row: Kim Swindale. Dina Trocchio, Kalhy McF.ntee. Judy Siebenthaler, Linda Viehman. Cindy Popnoe. Gail Thomas. Carol Schmidt. Gerardo Cisne- ros. Keith Braley. Sponsor: Judy Garrett Sponsor: Ronald Wildermuth S3 M U ALI ' HA IHETA: RED HOT NUMBERS. f,r„ R.m I 4rr M..hlo. Mien llcuher. Mike M.ldmncr. ChcfNl Bruncr. tiinns C hapman. I ' h ll. VUcvktl. VUfgarct Hamcr. Icrevi Whillcn. ( ar.-linc Rcdford. 1 1« I d  rdv Bev-k Spradlin. CT fi Phillip . BUint Hcrron. Oavid M4II. I jrn H nl .SW.« R. alh ( on- ncr Kim [Wlow, Pallv SttS «nc%. Sieve Hill Ih.rJ R,m Jamck [VI ord. Mack I ud e. Tcrne McKen ic. I i« Alkin . Scott Wallick. Mark Sadler, l nie W.Uunu. Robert Zj«h- kale. John Daniel. Kim Patlon. Janite ( ole. Iriru Breiten. ( onnie Mclther Dnvcr; Jerry t ' cagin S| .n«. ' i V.ndra Wil««in il BETA CLUB: BEAR NECESSITIES . Sponsor: Donna Barksdale First Roh: James DeFord, Tracy Thornbrough. Susan Reavjs. Shirley Hall. Brent Reed. Second Rov.: Gary Hulshouser. Tammy Fitzgerald. James 0 Dell. Gary Smith. Patrice Cole- man. Mike Hildinger. Third Row: Gail Thomas. Janel! Reeves. Fourth Row: Gary Taylor. Sandra Larson. Sieve Hill. Kathy McGilvray. David Hall. Melis.sa Buchmeyer. Mack Fudge. Fifth Row: Carol McDonald. Cao ' Collins. Jerilyn Wallis. Jim Trotman, Cheryl Bruner. 55 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: TRAINING FOR TOMORROW... Firu R,m, Kim P lli n. Sljn Dm . Tetcv l.tn|ilcv. Cunnic Mclthcr. M;irU 1 xklo Str MtJ Fim R«cli SprjJIing. MjriCJircl Mamrr. Riik I llinitlon. Shirlc% HjII. Mjck ' uJ|lc. RrrnJj (rain. Ii I)a n IhirJ R,m Ciinn Chapman. tVbbic Bnnklcs. I 4nic Williamv ( i 1. Phi ' Iipi. Danna t .mpcf. Shcib Harmcf. Pain McS ccnc . Icrnc Mtkcn ic. Jan I ' : Milltf. Jamie Cole, Mar Wilt ftmrth R.m MrloUs Amhufge . ( hcr l H Ira laiHm. Ihcrcu lurner. Calh Conner. I.iva Krau««. Sue Conner. Icreva Whilirn SfkMiHH Karen Siaheno i.. KEY CLUB: BEHIND LOCKED DOORS i i Firu Rim Ja Davis. Tern Duncan. Jack Waldrip. Kevin Wiebuld. .lacks Helms. Tommy Burns. Rand O ' Brien. Robbv Robinson. Sicmui R i : Mack I udge. Blame llerron. Rick Ellington. Sponsor: Reginald Schmidt 57 ri lLLOWSIIII ' Ol CHRISriAN ATIII I TES: KUDDLE fini Km Miihclk Burn . Bctk) Ro ' x-r l.n,rH..; rn s,. .„. A ,,. i..n, surltm.OuriMc Nix. Kim KuOcr. Lynn McCmlin Sfkin« w Juti) lUrruon M FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES: 44 HUDDLE 59 nsoii Firsi Row Larkin Toler, Mark Watson. Can Collins. Dennis Perkins. Brent Reed. Tim Mullet. Brent Morton. Steve Corder. Second Row: Rick Ellington. Ronny Ellington. Doug Hi lman. Can, Taylor. Steve Craft. Kevin Shefka. Kyle Love. Max Jacoby. Third Row Andy Haas. Terry Hagin. Joey Boring. Rusty Bryant. David Russell. Alan Bayse. Brad Foster. Robyn Taylor. Fourth Row Chuck Venable. David Bn- mager. Bud Snodgrass. Chns English. Stacy Walker. Fiflh Row Bobby Thompson. Johnny Reeves. Scott Hearn, Don Walker. David Walls, Kevin Fuller. Sixth Row: Mark West, Chris Merrelt, Kevin Weibold. Mac Stallcup, Bill Thompson. Severtlh Row: Sponsor: Mr. Bobby Love, Bud Palmer. 59 y ' .RSITYCHEFRLLADLRS: SPIRIT GROWS iKMiiiK ' Xcr C ' hvr IS«uilhanl :;. - . . s f EveUn Buchanan Nanc Bean Hoyl SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS: S.G.SIGN COMPANY I.- . .-.. - :.;t.:leajcr, Darlj l.imc (Xincllc DcMo«. Suvin IlK-knun. Kan Kennedy: Ami HcaJ Cheerleader. .Shcll Kimhrcll Sf tnwr Sharitn Will Atknr K«ri Kennedv ami ShclK Kimbrell painl Ihc lime «ra «2 SENTRIES: JUST HANGING AROUND I j; 63 SOUTHERN BELLES: BELLES RING f .„ VI . P: f,fU Horn iMulcfuni Pail. S i. l r .v I .culcniinl t ur« I f U ' V.. «■• NUn  «r N n«ttc Jjtkv-n r m Pni . Un B.«o«J ffcirrf ' {ff VKkwM k .ft . I .-•. W.,„lr,a .«r(A A.m IVhf tUrncv ncxM Rmv NaiH .i«. Icm Mi . pci fitlh R.n, C «ro« . ll„ , 1, K«rtn I nl.. Vi. — Uim Mrtw . J«n«i Wr i. Riu Wtwdroff. Ann W iin. r «r- ..« wAX a 1-,.. ;i J... ' .;.- 1 iijti imetvc r t lli Mar kcl G OUT AGAIN Firsi Rom: Captain: Carol McDonald. Lieutenant: Lisa Krause. Lieutenant: Eve Axe. Second Row: Theresa Whitten. Cindy Carroll. Man- ager: Debby Brown. Row Three: Belinda Pickard. Gayle Reeves. Kathy McGilvray, Manager: Danna Cooper. Fourth Row: Cassi Jameson, Danya Wilson. Tina Rodgers. Kiiti Fundling. Manager: Lisa Armstrong. Row Fire: Judi Siebcnthaler. Vickie Morris. Tern McKcnzic. Julie Teel. Susan Michell. Sixih Row: Suzanne Marshall. Shirley Hall. Patricia Lopez. Renee Southernwood. Brcnda Ware. Seventh Row: Gail Thomas. Lisa Atkins. Kyron Peecock. 65 Ahtnt 1.1. Eve %,t. l.l l.iu Krautc. Capl Carol SUUiicuM. Lt Ldui j Icffcll. t.l Patli SiKxJfrau SpiMlMK B(cIl Mlnu « U(l Fitu Kim Mfr I cM Bnntn. M(i (Xinnj . n rt VrrmW •« Mp an rllr )aik««n. M(r XkIiw Bcntam. M|ir I iva Arm«li nf UIXIL DARLINGS YOU AINT SEEN NOTHIN ' YET fini K- Mgr Kjrcn I c i . Sr Sifi kim I )ilioN 1 i K.i Jimc I i Mithell Amnjion. Capl Carol Rut. I I Jean ( fi p. Ii While laurie. t|tr ( hervl Brimn. Sr M(tr JanKC Ri)hcrl« SnonJ R.m Sharon Auda . Becki Jamcvm, IX nna Rano. tanatu Mavm. Mua- h ih R..hin 4)n. Pcnns Pairitk. Phvlli Bargav. BcvcrU Barnct. Kern Siephenv (iae Ham- mond third Rim Connie Wei% hriKl. t)arlene We  4 n. Ierr 1 eWinn. Calh Withro . Ociirec John« n. Dehhie Priie. Kaih Kirhv, laune Weemv Cind I imher. Tliercu Wi|. kint. B«iiina Marrit hmrih fi-n Chrit Johnton. Scnil Turner. Pam ChaprTM m. I.eau Davit. I nn Met ortlin, Kalhv Mil nle«. Oehhie Morro . Su«ie Hull. CilenKC (iradick. Cindv Iklof fifth Kim lerri Bell. Sherr Wilk . Karen Bolding. I cah tVmhcrrs. I c lie Morne. I ortne I ove. CherNi Bean, Karen (iardncr. Miwi (elan. Oaphine York. I iva ii ' m km Siiih Him Joni Ritev Mar Rogcrv Kalhs llimh. IVhhie Smith. liana Suholv Cand Molhoke. I)ine«( Wilton. Rhmla Spruill. Kim Svkindale. Bclh Brown. Tern Ctviprr ««rw,n K Saiulra Mum =T Above: Ll. Kay Jones. Lt. Michell Arrington. Capt. Carnl Rice. Li. Jean Crisp. Lt. Laurie While. Left Sr. Mgr. Janice Roberts. Mgr. Karen Lewis. Mgr. Cherjl Brown. Sr. Mgr. Kim Dillow. 69 }hr I i iir r .irlini t pru C that v«Mi Lan ' t heat I llrahrilr a nil 1 i lerinc Murnt ihc Mkortl '  hitpert Isnn McConlm Kalby McEnlc «nhc fur a brifhitf day YWt )i ur kKk« up «rtal ovn ' 70 Cindy Ekiof as The Entertainer. The Dixie Darlings practice their Kung Fu. EFEAT ilO R i Shern. Wilks frowns over hard times for the colonels. Dixies show their spirit during the Sophomore Victory Cry. ' 71 BAND: I BELIEVE IN MUSIC ?ifj?5r? - i -  ' 5 3 r c - ??• 5=. -- a. r - . . ; y P f- ? ? « 3 5. sT? B-BAND; JUST SITTIN ' AROUND PLAYING MUSIC ALL DAY LONG i a i C c g Si • 4 J ! C j: (- c i a i C . o jC JT W Cn « t a 5 c o go: 3 -J . u cd . -O X J3 C w w O - C ir CO If u il E c c J c S -: 2 g o i?5 i • i 2 ra = . - f - « 5 C 30 S E ■=3 E -. « B W nj as • l) L. ' t: w c $Q E 5: . 2 3 = CO oj E . U- CQ _ C o o -, E -c .-S . n -g i? Z 3 c S C CD CHOIR: YES WE CAN CAN SHOWBOMI ' RS firtlKon tniunijih 1 erne Mi Kcn ic Sitv Wcbh. Mcii« .i Buihmcvcr Dalt I unjiing. Kcll Bcnw n. Jan Smith. Jon Rivc. Paula l-Aanv fhutk (imxl Ronnie Sh4 . Jan Plunk. Skipper Swink. ( ' ndcc (iarrcii. Kcilh Bralc% SniitJ Rim Mike Mrille Mnh«llt Pcnicoxl. I iva NUIX.naM. Bcvcrl Millcf. Kcrri Sha . Ale Borcn SpoMor. C noH U.. BEL CANTO: First Row Pam McMurray. Cindy Harlzell. Cnck- ett Wheeler. Sherri Ctxipcr, Janice Owens. Belsy Ford. Krista Col- dren. Chen Jackson. Cheryl Bean. Janie Ford, Pam Keller, Kathy Robbins. Phyllis Burgay. Second Row: Tammy McWilhams. Debra House. Terrie Cooper. .■Mlyson Hall. Ruby Walker. Dena Head. Sandra Frazier. Desiree Johnson. Cindy Fincher. Charsie Wallace. NaKina Carr. Third Row: Ellen Senderling, Karen Iipsey, Mary Rogers. Leah Dewberry. Leslie Round. Donelle DeMoss. Cindy Floyd. Sandy Bounds. Kenna Ashlock. Debbie Dillard. Martha Wjllsey. Fourth Row: Hope Henderson. Lisa Andrews. Sandy Har- ris. Charlotte Brandon, Valerie Stout. Renne Norton. Sandy Sto- ver. Betsy Bach. Beth Brown. Linda Courcier, CONCERT CHOIR: First Row: Kitty Crom. Patsy Nail. Debbie Brown, Jan Shipley. Kim Fundling. Doug Patterson. Ronnie Shaw. Skipper Swink. Chris White. Alan .Maricle. Shel Suter. Dale Park. Denise Dunavant. Brenda Bunch. Jan Smith. Kendra Shull. Kerrie Shaw . Second Row: Pam Gutherie, Georgia Laney. Diane Chinske, Gary Olson, Donald Gcwdson. Jim Dumas. James Hunter. Gerald Sanders. John Belzle. Larry Gotten. Vicki Wooldridge. Melissa Buchmeyer. Joy McClesky. Michelle Penlecosl. Third Row: Paula Evans. Linda Ahart. Becky Stover. Chuck Cash. Keilh Braley. Craig Hansen, Dale Fundling. David Magers. Steve Webb. Steve Webb. Steve Gibbs. Kelly Benson. Suzanne Marshall. Terrie McKenzie. Beverly Miller. Fourth Row: Lisa McDonald. Debra Popnoe. Janice Cole. Michelle Arringlon. Danny Barth, Bobby Krannig, Herbert Bohannan, Jon Rice, Harold Logan, Wayne Cleere, Chuck Good. .Mike Medley. Cyndce Garrett. Emily Rid- dels. Robin Keller. 75 I RENCHCLUB: VIVA LA CONFEDERATION r,rur( ' -n Alt«a Alam. Chri John%i n. Ihcrc j Wilkin . Dchbic ' ■ Mi ' .tnn. Shcrrv l avn. Mjriha Will«o. Slc c iihh . Shit(c Hrvw She ' ' IifiJ (iraham. Nini Phip(  , l  M.m.t « .n, , ii,..«ii Sp- n lanncr. Suun Kinnc . Sandv Simcr. RohctI B« . fVK- bic ' ! ' iM i i i. ' fMTK tirphrnv Hcnn c Alloril. RhonUa ( i Uc . Jud Wckh. Kim D4«v n. Umm PalrKk. PauU Jully. Gail Th« ma« IhirJ .m Brian Melchcf. (i«f (iranycr. Macr Bamcn SfMiOMir: Rixk) tiifUnJ GERMAN WHAT ' S UP SCHULTZ? i First Ro -: Gan Wilson. Mike Smith. Rick Rossmann. Kevin Smith. Terry Hilley. Cynde Davis. Cathy Conner. Debt Baggetl. Shelley Flemmg. Trey Seastrunk. Shirley Dotson. Mel- issa Collins. Second Row: Cindy Young. Judy Young. Deena Herron. Brad Neufcld. Daphne Simpson, Nancy Wagoner. Olivia Dink, Third Row. Sieve Penson. Mark Shirle . Keith Woods. Kim Strayer, Lori Koch. Billy Garrett. .Arleen Moravitz. Frank Pohl. Sieve Strucely. David Herrin. Marlene Hammer. Sharon Frantkowski. Paul Gentsch. Fourth Row: Rand O ' Brien, Chris Merrett. Gilbert Birdsong. Don Smith, Blaine Herron. Barbara McCormack. Sponsor 77 SPANISH CLUB: PARA UNI DEL MUNDO 1 fin Ru ( ' anJ ( ' ri   . Stacc I- jull. LinUj Viehman. l.on WorJcn. C ' alh ( ' .man. Pam KcnncO . Sant Burn , l.u U c%. IrrtN I uikadox. R h n B rd. Kim Wilvn. Paula I c i SmmJ t-m Suvan Spcarv Kim Au le . I ncllf Sihnc hcf$. Su Slonr. IVhra Rarnrv thcfru I an;- l . I t a RKhaiil 4 ' n. IVna Kancc. Mel- i««a Collint. nccia Ri «t. Julir Irclc. Karen I nltrn rhirj Rim |)a itl Bcaum. Kathcrinc HiHl$cliin n. Jeff Rmiiham. t)iinna Br anl. Slc c ( «valv I)i n I n lc . Suon ( hanillcr. (lltn Molmo. Kcnl RcJ- ll H Sp K. ' i Jincrh I Ji i f LATIN CLUB VIVAT LINGUA LATINA! irsi ?()« Kay Schmidthorst. L nn Cunningham. Connie Fletcher. Beverly Howell, lanne Day. Tammy Fitzgerald. Nancy Corley. Jan Shipley. Donna Drummond. Second Tutli Wheeldon. Susan Wright, .Anita Duncan. Mary Whitt. Dianna Wright. Teri iss. Third Row: Theresa Whitten. Diana De John. Victoria Masson. Susan Shelley. Lanie illiams. Melanie Marek. Brent Gentsch. Carolyn Nichol. Phyllis Maeckel. Suzanne Rag- io. Jo .Ann Smith. Kyron Peacock. Lisa Atkins. Deborah Popnoe. Beverly Miller. Fourth OH Keith Bralev. Jimmv White. Mark Sadler. Spon.sor: Helen Feuerstahler 79 I ' LAMAHON II MI S: PAPER ROLLS ON fir nnl ' hit I fw Whillcn. Slr c II V ' ' ■ •11 Bic r. Irjvv Ih. ' lkin . Kim P.lll ' i I ' iril-lU- llMi: Mr.rui I 1 .-rt .,1 II H,m S. m Ccchlo ( urin WilMin. MjfitJ ' d Mamtt JlAinwit Ikinnj W jtkin •0 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA. HEY...WHAT ' CHAGOTCOOKIN ' Fmi Row: Diana Johnson. Elisa Castro. Debbie Kerr. Pal Insuaste. Gail Grayson. Debbie Perryman. Debby Brown. Rexanne Lowe. Kim Hoolen. Kalhy Howald. Second Row: Robin Moody. Cindy Gowen. Cheryl Melugin. Melodie Sims. Kim Koder, Nancy Vance, Debi Taylor, Mrs. Diane Howard. Sponsor: Diane Howard 81 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: PREPARATIONS BRING GOOD RESULTS h ' li H: i nitrl.i I 4K ' inj I lu C ' ullirr. t ivi Atmtlronit. I indd ( ' unnin|tham .SVowh Aim ( imU Hti «fi ( intl Murllct V|ii.4cU Sjmucl. I indd Ounun. Miific l unn. BrcnJa J nc« Sf in « StUjniK SfHuwII •3 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: SUCH ARE THE DREAMS OF THE EVERYDAY HOUSEWIFE Eva House. Debbie Cavanaugh. I.aura Miller. Spi n«ir: Beltie Hudson 83 ll.L.R.O.: S.G. CHEFS ' COOK ON fiM( Mo Marunn Culp. Kim L ' nJcrhill. Liu lonely SttonJ Huw Rithin V.My. Tamm) Akin. Ltuic Wuo«l , Rhonda Wilo ThirJ Rir Donny C ' antlwctI, James Boiuin. Ken Noflw SpufiuN Bafbara FranU FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: MOVE OVER FACULTY, HERE WE COME First Row: Cindy Brown. Ten Graham. Cheryl McElroy. Susan Skipper. Linda Cunning- ham. Denise WiUiams. Nancy Hargrove. Second Ron: Lmda Viehman. Rhonda Dawson, Laura Gunn. Kim Underhill. Hope Henderson. Ki Wagner. Teresa Langley. Rhonda Wiley, Lisa Collier. I Sponsor: Belly Roberls 85 FUTURE FARMERSOF AMERICA: THERE IS A FUTURE IN AG Firu «u-« Ditk W jller. Sicsc Rith. I L. ' .d Vhulu. Sluarl (ierl . John ( jrr.-ll. David ( ohh SrcotiJ Rtm Ron I lltJgc. Jeff 4fbrnu((h. Slf c Cinon. ( haflc Mcichrr. Sljrli Spurk tk. R nil killiforJ. Mike Philli(n. Mirk W fford. N.icl Malm. Shd n (ijrS r TAi ' i R,m Ronnw Hunt, (ilcn Minlgc. I)«nn Mcfrin. John Hall. tXm FlkJgc. tV n ( ' ald ell. Tro l.an|l , Duyl« l.o c S( .nvc Tom HiM «U 87 L ' pp ' Ritfil t jrr cjn ' l wail lo |ct hu picture on (he cover of i ht % «c( 1  lUii.I I pri.lr itjn.u .Mil hut x t 4itrfu n. there  go! it  x 4 h ner  A lo jc( Ihe vhemi ai t ' O pie U Kent RetMiny an«l Mike MiMin(cr U PARTICIPATION IS THE NAME OF THE GAME Far Right: J.V. Cheerleaders enjoy refreshments plus the halftime entertain- ment. MiMe Left: Sentries do their ver- sion of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Mrs. Anthony shows full expression. Mrs. Ellislon wonders what Carol is thinking. 89 CHESS CLUB: BUDDING BOBBY FISCHERS i| Jeff Bightm. Brail I ruon. I.jrr Kcrtc . PauU I.rwiv Palli l.ohrr ' i- SfkmwK M ' l.ou Brimning AMERICAN BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE: FREEDOM CALLS - AGO — AND NOW 200 YEARS Judv Anthony Sponsor Becky tllislon Teacher Represenlalivc Barbara Kerr - Teacher Represenlalive Leonard Merrell — Faculty Represenlalive Paula Evans — Junior Mack Fudge — Senior Becki Jameson — Sophomore Susan Kinney — Sophomore Jim Trolman — Junior 91 INTERNATIONAL THESl ' lANS: HOGAN ' S HEROES fit i ffi ' M (Nnlhia Munlcr: Kihh Vi v . ' in llitlonjn. Paula I ' vanv ScvrclAr Huihjn.in lrr.Miirrr. [ i ii lh ( Ir.. ' ,-. ,n k . ' ii. nr.-.l, Kcli-. ( ( M k Julu I. mice While. Ijwn Pjri .Vn ■ S.m Jim I M.iicv Mjfk Brown, iiki Wii IOnd|:c. I Mjrmcf IhirJ ft - IVNj Mogjn. . llonnA ( jftKll. HrrnJj Ware. Suun Konns Hu|Eh . ( 4lhv ( Onncr. lom Ciruftlr. M. ' nu. iiicr I jiir.i I rtuieil. ijmrt Kramp SfiiinuK Judy Aiillkia W ( c-r Rif-hi Tom Cirugle asks Jim Trol- ni.in, What the devil do  c do nc l ' Uiilillf Uli t;ilcn Sendcrling lells Kalh Conner. I reallv ihink il ' s ou! Is Clayton Swindell playing teacher again? 93 SPEECH CLUB: LET ' S TALK ABOUT IT Fini Kim Dcbbv Bro«n. Therc« IJunn. Su annc Mantull SrronJ Rm, Rum«II Sichcrl. Harold Sieph nv Pcnnic C ' healham. Carrie Timer , Kath Batlcrtficid S(x nw r Barbara Kerr CHEMISTRY CLUB: ' ' LYSERGIC DIETHYLAMIDE TURNS LITMUS PAPER RED first Ri) : Ja Davis. Tomni Burrus. Rand O ' Bnen. Mike Hildinger, Anita Duncan, Pam S lb . Gar Smith. Liz lilcs. David Hall. Sicmu Rmx Jimmv .Anderson. Gavle Thomas. Phil McEwan. Don Smith. Ten Wins. Steve Coats. Debra Popnoe. Thirtl Rdh: Kent Red- ding. Jeff Hittson. Doreen Shurlev. Blame Hcrron. Brad Neufeld. Suzanne Raggio. Arleen Moravit . Richard Crolev. i Sponsor: Ann Patterson 95 BIOLOGY CLUB STUDIES WORMS AND GERMS firti Him Ci«r OI «n, K«ih Mjmillxn. Michcll Arnnglon. Jan Shiplcs. Tomm B rTu . Rohtti B«  , Mirk Wilvm. Marunnc McCann Rhonda (ollc). Kim Palton. (hen Jackum VniviJ Ain K nni Markt. SjII Murph . Brrni I)cniu.h. T mm Tanner. Shcl Sulcr. laurj Coleman. John Crane. Nolen Brown. Alan Mancle, Sieve DaugherlN. Jack WaMnp. K le i ' .n lith. l-anie illiami. ( ' ari l n NnhiJ. Mike HiMingcr. Mark Sadler fhirj Ktr Aniu Schwaiger. Jean MacKen K. Marlene I ' hrath. Barr Koluim. Mack (udfe. Herbert B«4unnan Don Tracy. T«rr Shull. Melodw Sinvv PauU Dean. Daiu Livinplon. Curtiu Wibon. Mike Me Jlc . Pam Dean Sponxm Kaihv Sauixler Mar Burn First Ro-n Rulh Kramp. Chris Johnson, Donellc DeMoss, Betsy Bach. Steve Hill. Bobby Krannig. Li.sa Atkins. Carol McDonald. Laura Leggett. Melissa Buchmeyer. Jay Davis. Gene Schnvener. Brenda Ware. Dennie Dawson. Donna Drummond. Glynn Holmes. Second Row: Daphine York, Karen Gardner. Kalhy Kirby, Steve Corder, Darlene Wesson, Daria Lowe, Susan Hickman, Jan Weis, Candy Holboke, Brent Morton, Devin Fuller, Stacy Walker, David Livingston, Jan Mathis, James DeFord. Larry Mobley, Kathleen Sammons. Pati Watson. Suzanne Hittson. Pam Selby, Liz .Miles. Debbie May. Third Row: .Anita Marvel, Janet Russell, Brenda Kent, Stacey McCann. Cindy Popnoe. Deidra Dodson. Jackie Sisco, Kathrjn Hodgkinson. Kelly Cuppy. Karea Kraus. Pam Cline. Gary Smith. Keith Braley, Mark Warren. Craig Hayes. Craig Hansen. 97 INDUSTRIAL AR IS: JUST ' -SAWS ' ' THE TIME AWAY f ' ini Rim Joe ArnoUl. RckI Holme . Greg Ktanv Rqx rler. Cie«ir(c Lcnch. V ' ice-Pre Klcnl. P«n McS c«n . Sccrrur - R«k Johnion. Prt - idcnl. Jft c B«ilu n. Trc«.«urer SerooJ Koh t jrr Kerw . Hi lxnan. Jim Trfrmj. MirUm CUrV. Jem Bt tlon. Jeff Johruon Sp«n«it l,n Odom S«cclhc«rt IVhtne Muftow S(x n t c John B«o«n OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION CARRIES ON COMMERCE ■I Sponsor: Jud Agnew First RoH Kathy Files. Denise Williams, Jan Bond, Kathy Howald. Kim Hoolen. Cheryl Bruner. Sheri Fieger. Debbie Brinkley, Cindy Woodard. Twanna Greene. Second Row: Sharon Claustre. Cita Sue Pepper, Alice Reyna, Ronda Kearney, Sandra Spears. Sherry Shepard, Carolyn Baxter, Karla Jennmgs. Marlene Morelock. Gail Davenport, Wanda Moore, Danna Cooper. Third Row: Deb- bie Richard. Cindy Brown. Cassi Jame- son. Theresa Owens, Charsie Wallace, Cher l Melugi n, Janet Hollingsworlh, Ph lhs Hasles, Tern Cowan, Sabre Meggs. Dottie Jones. Fourlh Row: Linda Kearney. Brenda Chaffin. Kathy Brake. Juli Jones. Mary Beal. Brent Reed. Phil Hamilton. Alan Dunn. Ricky Haas, Dann Barth, Shelley Brown, Tonna McNeil. Sue Conner. Regina Rogers. Sponsor: Dixie Often 99 V0CA110NAL INDUS I RIAL CLUBS OF AMLRICA: WORKS THINGS OUT tirti Hint IXmiltl DunagiM J hnn Jt nc iiilbcrt ( ' a lr . Irnu Bm(en. ( harkoic N mtl- ham. P m BUke. Mar .c l. ifcll« . 1 jn% Bjirt. Johnn KlJi  tll Snt nJ Rtm Rixino Mi ' lmcv Kcllt Nicholt. (i riit n Kran . Michael Charlrt. IXititl Huffman. Mark Surnnf. IcrrN MiH ' fc. l)cWa nc Mall. David ScrKannh PurJ Rin Jamrt Ingram. NaiK VaiKc. Paliv VlcSwrcnc). Icrr Nagcl. ( ' inJ Ronoldv Fugrnc Ivaact. (tar Mall. Bruce Beau- champ Sf n«4 r Jimirv ' i ' 100 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA: BOOKS ARE OUR BUSINESS Firsi RoH Cind Coke. Vonnie Bailey. Teena Johnson. Kay Robins, Pam Harvey. Lena Fallen. Belinda Burkett. Deborah Bonds. Michelle Fears. Kendra Shutt. SeionJ Ruh: Mike Bieler. Wayne Scott. Jerry Thurman. Mark Blain. Delmar Turley. Bill Know. Mike Merle. David Bolton. Rod Reno. James Tefend. Mark Austin. Tommy Wiley. Richard McDuffie, Steve Hollon. John Bright. Tracy Myers. Kathy Jones. Roger Harris. Sponsor: W. B. Head 101 W . Jw-J 1975 COLONELS CITY CHAMPS «l IS -- ' ' V ' 3K i . CLOSE. . .BUT CLOSE ONLY COUNTS IN I TAME2 . 7 MA AS 4 OKI BB Coach (iruhh put lh« MHiitti u Stotx M 4 n I0« HORSESHOES. HAND GRENADES, SKUNKS. . In a true mud-sloshing contest, the Colonels met the Stallions on their own ground. The game was close throughout the night. In tiie closing quarter, the Colonels scored the last tinichiiown, breaking the Stallions. Armed with flyswatters and ready t r a mass Skeeter swatting, the Cok)nels took to the field. Early in the game the swatters were hriiken. Struggling ti come hack, the Colonels scored once, hut that was not good enough. Coming hack from defeat in the previous game, the Colonels were determined not to lose their homecoming game. Cokinel pla ers seemed to stop e ery drive that NCi attempted. Wondering how dangeri us the Eagles wmild be on their own ground, tiie Colonels went to Richardson to fight their best. In a hard fought battle. SCI came out on top foiling the Eagles ' homecoming. Intense rivalry was at its best! In an extremely exciting game for everyone, but ct)aches and players, the final outcome came down to the closing minutes. With desperate attempts and the trick play of the year, the Colonels fried the Owls (once again). Expecting an exceedingly difficult time from the Mustangs, the Colonels bravely went back to Richardson ' s gridiron. Once again they fought hard and valiantly came out on top. Back at home and seemingly ready for the Wildcats, the Colonels prepared for a vital do or die game. Earl in the first quarter. SG scored their first touchd(.)wn appearing to be in complete control. Lake Highlands then unleashed its hiding force and cut SG ' s defenses in half. The last game of the year proved a fatal one. Not able to get any of their drives together, the Colonels failed. The game was a low scoring one, and the defenses of both teams won out clearly over offenses. JUNIOR VARSITY, A YEAR firi ffuw Ciar I C4gin. M«CI Ruff SnunJ Rim Boh C ' hiltlrr «. (irr|! Rjnkhc J. Ru«l Br «ni. ( ' U M lrn. (hrx i nglith. Sir c Martin. Koin I ullcr. Ji c Boring. Vlikr AnJcrvm. Shjnnon Wil« n fhirjft.m TtJ S implc. Daviil Pritv. koll Johnum. Rut««ll IX nhjm. Brcnl Morton. Kyi lint. I «rr ( .rt.n Tim Mullet. l aM Rrimjgcr hmnh Kim B« bh Dunn. Slr r IXmnic Walker. U Jjioh . BuJ SmnJ- ft . AniK lUat K l4mo MonlKiinicr Ihomat Moore. S .olt Hcarn ' 0« FULL OF EXPERIENCE JUNIOR VARSITY Having a pretty good year, the South Garland Light Colonels played hard and learned much in order to prepare for next year. Much experi- ence was gained, and next year, well, jusl look out District 8-AAAA. SCOREBOARD SG 21 Piano 13 SG 25 Sunset SG 27 North Mesquite 7 SG 18 Mesquite 6 SG 20 North Garland 6 SG 6 Richardson 7 SG 7 Garland 20 SG 6 J. J. Pearce SG 18 Lake Highlands 16 SG 27 Wilmer-Hutchins 14 109 B-TEAM t 9 @ f b C ? f f ' lnt Htm B« ' ' ■ Richard Keclc%. Ra tla i«. tVan Murjan. John Carrt-n i ClirforJ RanJjII. Ri nn I IlinfUm Sn.-nJ ?■ • I ' h- ■ ( orJcr. Suis Walker. John Rcevcv l.xuit Jjckv n. RanJv M lie Hukill. Krnncih Sicphcnt fhirj Run Sicsc Walker. .• ( ' Ili..mpv n. RihI Pellev Shane Biriltonis. l. rr Park Juhn M nt( im r . DaviJ I ivinyslxn. Iimdriftin 110 BEIT B-TEAM I his group of men did a fine job representing South Garland. rho ha .! their problem.s and lo.st a couple, but they always came out with their Southern pride and spirit beaming. They are also looking forward to a bigger and better year in the 1975 season. SCOREBOARD SG 6 Piano 7 SG Lake Highlands 54 SG 6 Berkner 14 SG 7 Denison 14 SG 14 Richardson 38 SG 21 Bryan Adams 12 SG 13 J. J. Pearce 15 SG Lake Highlands 38 SG 14 Piano 21 in 0 ( ff00!lrt mM-i OVER-THE-NET Leji Page (lop left): Karen Webb, (lop right j David Hall, (lower left) David Hall, (lower right) Janie Bowen. Right Page (top): Karen Webb, (bottom left) Coach Ferguson, (bottom right) Karen Webb. 115 OUNDBALLERS TAKE GARLAND TOURNAMENT SC ORE Ihc SCi Rouiulh.illcrs siarlcJ the c.ii oul right by winning the (iarhmJ Invita- tional Basketball lournament. luirls in the car thc planned tt finish the year strong, and with a willing team they all did their best. r I II I MISSY, BASKETBALL QUEEN The Varsity Basketball team chose Missy Hoyt as their queen this year. She represented South Garland at the Dr. Pepper Tournament at Loos Field House. She modeled and was presented a charm and gi en a case of Dr. Pepper for her participation. She also attended a breakfast and a luncheon at Titche ' s Tea Room with Miss Teenage America. Missy ' s participation at the Tournament was only one of her many honors. She was elected Class Favorite her senior year and was nominated in several categories all three years at South Garland. She was a cheerleader, a member of FHA, General Assemblv and the Biologv Club. 119 JV s BOUNCE IT! Ntrmhcrt on the t V irc f ' rtml I odd Munlcr. Kendall Kern, I). JH Nc mjn. B bh liUiicrAld. Muith Pjcc. C urli Brown, R.KliErr Benton .Vrrom (had lance, Butler Smilh. Datid M.. Mullen. Ketin H hdU|ih, Charlie llukill, I dd Munlcr. Iim I n«lr . and John Mullinat and Mark Wellt I he J. IS c«)achcd bv C oath i amc . I A I Left: Charlie Hukill and some opponents show their true feelings b actions on the court and on their faces. Below: Doug Newman makes his way on down for two biggies. 121 R THE ONE, TWO, THREE, ' niiifi A ONE TWO E FORFS OF GOLF FORE THREE I 125 SWIMMING MAKES Ltfi lo Righi Ruti McCurmick. Chuck Venablc. Neal Bwkr. Ra m nd Rauth. RkIi Barton. Ja Buium. DavHi l.cnin|lon. Davtd LaUr . Danny Faulkner. Slc e Sirum. Jeff Wmic. Kurt Ihcrcc I he S uth (iarl.iful Swim Icani. in its sccntul car tif cvislcncc in.ulc a sirtnic shtuvmg this year. Wt rking t in m llic nn rnmgs at I ' astgalc .Athletic Club. Coach I richa I cwis tiHik her learn tn many swim tncct victories. Although swimming is a now sp  rt. it ' s rapidly proving Itself deserving of a lot t f attention. 126 is ( Eiiln. IgllliS )klier A BIG SPLASH!! X gT - UUCUlUt 127 V DIVERS DO (  M TaKha Lciku, Coach l.«urM Maw. Maril n McCra . Th«f««a TuriKf. Jean Maikciuw m IT DEEPER =??= Mt Zl- ii - X.. r3(k. m s -I. - M V;s - -  . 3a«4 (r aS ,1 129 GIRLS MAKE IT IN f ' toni Hirm B(«.kv Rirticr. Therc« Timpa. I juri Aulr . J nic B« i cn. Michelle Mfr n. J niic Vlillcr. Pal I jwrrncr. Su i Muffnun SluUlt ?. '  I clitu Wil«in. Judy B M kcr. 1 on Sullon. M4r Anne K ' 4nn, P l WikhI . ShirK Sicpncs. IVK hi« Aulr )iini M.irltm. Iin Ra , M4ft Wcinkjuf lUuk Km, Anncllc WcKtcr. RhoiJu S[ T Mmicr. Kjlh Hunt. Dana NithuU. I snn McConlin. Ti h I jwlcr. k ' M n«. tcrriCamphcll.Charloite I Ull. Sharon Cbrk C ' mK ' h WcUam Smith IX N THE WORLD OF TRACK South Garland ' s newest female sport, girls track, proved strong in its second year. Many girls came back from last year with much needed experience. Coached by Mr. Weldon Smith, the girls made an excellent showing in district meets. Next year, the girls team should be one of the best around. Above: Debbie Aulry bundles up on a cold morning. Righi: Kathy Sammons makes her morning run. I ncm. 131 X EMALE TRACKSTERS ON _. PP RUN THE .   , Ahtnr K lh SamiiKini and Miri: Wcmkauf bcfjn sarin upt (  nk rnini  vrk oul Sharon CUti tprinu a quarter 112 Above: Becky Rosser hands off lo Lynn McCorstin. Below: Trainer Debbie Autry tapes Annette Webster. 133 TRACK: ITS NOT Fnmi Rtck F.lliniilon. Bruce Waii. Chrit Merrill. Bcnn Brown. Sieve Puckell. Mack i ' lMlfc. Larry Conon. Chru Enflith. [ «Hi Bnmaitcr. Arnold n •■ ' ••. in Mull. Darrell Ma«kmt. OimJ Cijgne. Ri nn i ' llinfiton BtKk Mion Hurlon. Ji« B«rin|L CiilKrrt Birtluing. i-JJie lakTeiKC. r At . . Wti Aull. Mark Molimin. Kcnn Micknun. I jnn IVi herr , Phil Ba ler. I jviJ ll . Jim Marlm. tj« Jjn bN. Rin hffif ifcri Mniin injnr Birdv n(. Terr Hagin. Mike RjiJrr. I 4n ArruwiHul. led Sample. I an Wail. Jnhn Monnti«mer . CTiri Brimmaje. t ' u f-reetnan. Jamei( ' ulpan l I 4vkI I reeman It as a ucll routulcil c.ir for the S« ulh (iarl.itui I rack I cam vsith a Km of rcturniii}; seniors as well as many st)photnorcs and jiiniors. As in all sports this year, track is in a new and sin ng district, but its strength was not itH much for the S nith Ciarland I rack I earn. 1)4 ALL RUNNING a -9 HURDLES: Steve Puckell. Ronnie Marks. Dan Arrowood and Shane Birdsong. Q (5 © © f © f y s WEIGHT MEN: Larr Cotton. John Montgomer . David Walls. Max Jacoby. Don Smith. Brian Holt. Steve Lord. 135 SPIKES, HURDLES, BLOCKS R4 lUat Colonel Track CtMch |J« WORK, PAIN. . .TRACK « % f$ g ® %% ® i lAovf- fron . SPRINTERS: Steve Pucketl. Mac Ault. Chrjs Merrill. David Brimager, David Freeman, Rick Lllington, Bennie Brown. Arnold Br an. Back: Alton Horlon. Gilbert Birdsong. Ru.ssell Sieberl, Kenny Hickman. Phillip Baxter, Terry Hagen. Jim Martin. Chris Brimmage. Ra Pierce. Shane Birdsong. Ted Sample. 1 lf l Ly - f LONG DISTANCE: From: Joey Boring, Bruce Wait, Mark Matchell. David Gagne. James Culp. Back: Curtis Freeman. Rus- sell Siebert. Kenny Hickman, Mark Holiman. Eddie Lawrence. Dan Wait. Darrell Hawkins. 137 BASEBALL. . .AGAMEOF ACTION? rflB I J The South Garland Baseball Team was strengthened h numerous good players. The play- ers (or this year ' s team were: Brad Foster. Scott I uggic. Mark West. Jimmy Lucas, Tim Edwa rds, Danny Walls. Kurt Thompson, Charlie liukill, Ted Sample, Todd Yancy. Ken O ' Rear. Eric Hopson. Dale Holly, Da id Arterburn, Chris Merrill. Jay Johnson. Robyn lay- lor. and Kevin Wiebold. Far Upper Left: Danny Walls shows his remarkable balance. Far Lower Left: Colonel player makes a slide for home. Right: Is Ihal an Itch or a pitch ' Left: Coach Ron Calloway. 139 STRIKE FOUR? liip Ifli ken O ' Rcar run inlo ihirj Bo4iom l it Oj fioMnn plj cr pfcp rc ftf  C ' oUii «liJ« fUiiiitm Highi C ' jn ou hclle c Mac Sulkup i a KatcKill referee ' ' far Kifhi Jim Lucas hils first home run ol ihc scar Mank Aaron, witch out ' 4 m 1 140 IS IT A HIT OR MISS 141 REEFER ' S SNEEKERS. FYD PUCKERS, I hanks to a gr up of really great teach- ers atui participating players, intramurals had a fantastic ear. We had football, bowling, basketball and olle ball. Both men and women participated in the action. As the headline suggests, we had .i little hit .)f i i ' tA thing participating. tiip Riglii I 4 Nit i r clifnv Ochbic OilUrd and Vicki Kimmcl gel into Ihr 41 ' f(t Mike MilJinitcr (tK up (or l o Brian Highi 1 1 .cn prepjrct (or ihc tchound UJ HAGEN ' S HEROS AND GAZOOS Righl Mark Sjdler and David Cason prepare for a spike. Behw: Mac Stallcup demonslrates the correct form. Boliom Right: Mike Charles lets his anxiety show. 143 OVER THE NET! Itigkl Lany Flynl ' t h i(hl anil giMMl tportsnunthip rcjily come in Handy Boiiom Rithi Ro Sichcrt t(rctt:hr« out (or ihc vi llc Boi lam 1 0 I r nk l no allcmpit lo vise ihc Jj  n gjme p«Mnl 144 fr ' ■ ' ' V ' i ' T i ■ ' k I ' 4 ' k rr  4 ' % 1 1 ' X till ■.V - Rir ■•.: :Mfi on onoro SENIOR CLASS FAVOR ITFS mosti.iki;ly to succeed 1isnn o was a member dI UiolDgx ( lub. I MA. ' and Spanish ( liib. She was n minaied ft r VIdsI lemmme. 1t)si Beauti- ful. Uesi (■t U)nel Spirit. Hometi ming Queen, and Colt nel ' s l.ad Vlatk I udce was a member oi Latin. Key. nul Beta ( lubs. 1u Alpha Iheta. and atu)nal Honor St tiet . Me was on the Sahrf staff, track team and was also Senior (Linn President. Mack was als4 nominated ft r S illiesi. f riendliest. and Most LikeK lo SiKceeii. I ' at Hunt has ser ed as I ' resideiU ot Span- ish C lub « ' ' rf,niiiiiii n Itnus c« lum- msl. Russell Sicbeil vvas Mudeni I ouncil I ' resi- denl Me was a inemK-r of Trench ( lub. Speech Club and was on the track team. Mc was .Junior Class I ' resulenI an ,! oled .lunior (lass I a t rile and .lunu r All SdllS Kus- sell was also n« niinated for Wittiest. Best ( olonel Spirit and Class ravi nle. MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HANDSOME Rcnee Si uthernuoiKl was a member of Soiitlicrii Belles. Creneh Club and Biolog Club. She was also nominated for Friendli- est, CoK ners Lady and Homecoming Queen. Stan [)avis was President of National Honor Society, a member of Key Club. FCA. football team, track team and a Senior Class Officer. He received All SCiHS his sophomore year. MOST TALENTED Dehra ih gan was a member of National I hespian Societ and was elected President her senior year. Dale Fundling has been a member o{ Shouboaters for two years, accompanist for Concert Choir three years and a member of the S mphonic Band for three years. He was a inemher of All-Region C hoir fc r t ur ears and .Ml-Remon Band one ear. 149 SENIOR C ' htTN I Bruncr has been a member of Beta Club. National M( nt r SikioIn. Mu Alpha I hcta and BiologN Club. She scr oJ as ncc- retarv to OEA her senior vear. Jay Davis was Key Club Prcsulenl. a member of an nal ll« nor S« cict . I aim aiul HiologN Clubs Mc «.is «)n the annual staff and (rack team and was a Senior Mem- ber at l.ar jc. Jav also rccci od F rienilliest . M. was a nominee for Most 1 ikcl l« Suc- cceil ISO ALLS.G.H.S. Tracy Thornbrough was Vice-President of Beta Ciub and on the Plantatiun Times staff. She was Mistress of Ceremonies for the 1975 Cok nel Ball. Tracy also received All S.G.H.S. her junior year and was nominated for Most Likely to Suceed her senior year. Mack Fudge was Senior Class President, a member of Latin. Biology, Chemistry and Beta Clubs. He was also a member of Mu Alpha Theta. National Honor Society, on the track team and annual staff. Mack also received Senior Class Favorite and was nominated for Wittiest, Friendliest, and Most Likelv to Succeed. 151 MOST FEMININE AND ATHLETIC Eve A c has been a member of the South- ern Belles for two years and served as lieu- tenant her senior ear. She was also a mem- ber of the BiologN Club. Perr CJIa ier was in the Key Club and was Captam of the Varsity F- H)tball Team. He received the lighting lleari Award and was a nominee for Colonel. BEST COLONEL SPIRIT l.ic Slallciip was a member of the ICA and g lf team. He was nt minated f r Witti- est and friendliest. Melissa Buchmeyer has been in the , Cappella Choir for three years and in the Show boaters ft r two ears. She has heUI t ffices in the Trench and Bu U gy Clubs and was m Beta Club. Melissii has been a cheer- leader for three ears anil was Class l a orile and All SC3HS her .sophomore and junu r ears. FRIENDLIEST Nita Birchfield was a member of Spanish Club and F ' ulure Teachers. She was nomi- nated for Class Favorite. Most Beautiful, and Homecoming Queen. Ja Davis was a member of the Latin Club. Biology Club. Student Council. National Honor Society, track team, annual staff, and was President of the Key Club. He was also nominated for Most Likely to Suc- ceed. WITTIEST Paula Jolly was on the Student Council, Executive Council, President ' s Council, BiologN Club, and Youth For Christ. She was President of the I ' rench Club and has served as manager of the Southern Belles. Paula was also a reporter for the Planiation rimes. Bob Montgomery was Vice-President of the Student Council and Thespians. He served as President of his Sophomore class. Boh was nominated for Friendliest, and Class Favorite. 153 SENIOR I C ' ath t Kiiiai .is f ' rosidcnt of German Club, reporter of the International Thespi- ans, a member i f Mu Alpha Theta. National Honor S Kiely and on the Sahrc Staff. She has served as lieutenant of the I i ie Dar- Imcs. Steve Hill was editor of the Phinutiion I ' imf . reporter of Mu Alpha Iheta. trea- surer of Heta Club and a member of the Nalutnal Honv)r S« ciel . latin Club. Biol- o)i Club anil Band. He made All Region h.ind and Area Hand. Steve was also nomi- nated fttr Most l.ikelv to Succeed. I 4 IM ALLS.G.H.S. Pat Hunt was a Plantation Times colum- nist and was Spanish Club President her jun- ior year. Pat also recei ed Most Likely to Succeed. Russell Siebert was Student Council Presi- dent, a member of French Club. Speech Club, track team and was Junior Class Presi- dent. Russell also received Most Likely to Succeed and was nominated for Wittiest, Best Colonel Spirit, and Class Favorite. 155 HOMr.CO.ViiNG QUEEN OF ' 74: BRENDA GRAIN I I MIIMM ( IINt. yl 11 S NOMIM I.N  rr« t ni (tunnin. Rcnrc Snulhrrn-  iH J. Niu BiKhficUl I cl n BiHlwini ' - • iniwr BrrnJii ( rain jn l Mit« Ho l BrciKi.i i I. Ill) wax |y74 ' HomcciMiimi; Qiiccn. I ItxlcJ h the sIikIciu b Kl . she was trt MK ' U al halftimc during ihc I lomccoming (iamc. Brcnda has been a Varsity Cheerleader fi r two ears and was assistant head cheerleader her senior ear. She s.is also a member i f Spanish Club. National Honor S ciel an ,! a Senu r leniber-at-l.arge. She was elected losi Beautiful her st phonu re and junior ears and n« mmaied f« r Class ( ' avoriie her sophomore and junior ears. 157 COLONEL AND HIS Tuns Ciiinnin was a member of the Span- ish Club and was nDmmated for U)st F cmi- ninc. (  U nel ' s Lad and Honicci ming Queen. l-iirkm Tolcr was a member of the Student Council. Beta Club and was President of FCA. He was one of the captains of the Varsil r )otball learn, l.arkin was nomi- nated for Class Favorite. Most Handsome and Most Athletic Renee S )Uthern s ood as a member of the Southern Belles. I rench and Biolog Clubs. She was nominated for Friend liest. Colonel ' s Lady and Homcci ming Queen. Mitch HuskeN served as the 1 74 CoU nel Mascot and was a member of the basketball team He was nominated for Best Colonel Spirit. Most Handsome, and Ci lonel. Missy Ht t was a member of Bu logy Club, I HA and Spanish C lub. She was nom- inated U f (lass I avorile and Most Beautiful in her sophomore and junior years. Other nominatmns Missy received were: Most Feminine. Mt)st Beautiful. Best Colonel Spirit. She was named Senior C lass I avorite Perry Cila ier was a Varsity Fi otball Cap- tain and a member of Key Club. He received the Fighting Heart .Award his senmr ear Perr also received Most .Athletic. I LADY NOMINEES 159 COLONEL AND HIS LADY Colonel or Coloners Lady is the highest honor any student at South Garland High can receive. The two receiving this honor at the 1974 Colonel Ball were Chris Brimmage and Eve- lyn Buchanan. Chris Brimmage was a 1974 Colonel Football Captain. He has been a member of FCA and Key Club. Chris received the M. C. Cole Award and was voted Most Valuable Player and Most Valuable Back. He was also nominated for Most Athletic. Evelyn Buchanan served as Head Varsity (lieerleader. She was also a member of Spanish Club. Latin Club, and Presidents Council. Evelyn was elected Key Club Sweetheart. She was also nominated for Most Beautiful, Best Colonel Spirit. Class Favorite, and Most Feminine. 161 16] The 1975 Colonel Ball hcgan with a welcome from Boh Moni- gomcr and Irac Thornbrough. the Maslcr and Mistress of cere- m«)nics Next the sophomore prcsenlalions were given. Nomi- nated for Sophomore CLASS favorite: were Andv Maas, David Livingston. Rodnev McDonald. John Montgomery, Chris Johnson. Kan Kennedy. Daria Lowe, and Jan Weis Nom- inee for MOST BF.ALTnUL were Chris Johns n. Kan Ken- nedy. DarIa Lowe, and Jan Weis. For MOST MANDSOML were: Chris Inglish. Andv Haas, Ted Sample, and Bud Snodgrass. After these presentations Beverly Miller siing People Then the junitir presentations were given Nominated for CLASS FAVOR I TF. were (iarv Bowles. (ierard«i Cisner« s, Boh Coghurn. Kvie Love, Nancy Bean, Cynde Davis. Susan Hardin, and Oail Ihomas F .r MOSI HI Aim LI were Susan Hardin, (icorganna Mills. Rhonda Regan, and Kihhy Scog- gins Nominated for VlOSl HANDSOMFwcrc Brad Fmter. Chris Merrctt. R« ' hyn Ta U r. and Kevin Wiehold I WON! Following the junior presenta- tions. The Showboatcrs sang Mame and The Way We Were. Then the senior presenta- tions began. Nominations were as follows: Wittiest Mack Fudge. Bob Montgomer , Russell Sie- bert. Mac Stallcup. Paula Jolly, Laura l.eggctt. Celia Newman, and leresa Whitten: Most Femi- nine — Eve Axe. Evelyn Buchanan, Toni Gunnin. and Missy Hoyt; Most Athletic — Chris Brimmage. Perry Glazier, Harold Stevens, and Larkin Toler: Best Colonel Spirit — Mitch Huskey. Jeff Muessig. Russell Siebert. Mac Stallcup, Melissa Buchmeyer. Evelyn Buchanan. Missy Hoyt. and Patti Snodgrass; Most Talented — Allen Fletcher. Dale Fundling, Tom Gruggle. James Kramp, Melissa Buchmeyer. Debra Hogan, Terri McKenzie. and Beverly Miller. Top Lefi: Junior girls scream with enlhusi- asm. Middle Far Left: Missy Ho I and Renee Southernwood wail for Colonel ' s I.ady presenlalion. Middle Left: Cynde Davis and Gerardo Cisneros congraluiale each other on being chosen Junior Class Favorites. Bollom Left: Ihe Showboalers display iheir talent. Top Rif hi Mr. Ovvens shakes Bob Cogburn ' s hand. Bottom Right: Band Gets it on! Far Right: Bob Montgomery and Tracy Thornbrough — .Master and .Mistress of Ceremonies. 163 COUPLES DO THE - HOOLA TO Other senior presenta- tions were: F ' riendliest — Jay Davis. Mack Fudge. Bt)b VlDnigomcry, Mac .Stallcup, Nita Birchfield. Laura Leggeti, Renee SouthernwotKl. and Teresa Whit ten: Class Favorites — Mack Fudge. Bob Mont- gomery. Russell Siebert. Larkin Toler. Nita Birch- field. Fvelyn Buchanan. Missy Hoyt. and Melissa Buchme er: Most Beautiful — Nita fiirchfield. lAclyn Buchanan. Missy Hoyt, and Renee Southernwood; Most Handsome Stan Davis. .Mitch Huskey. Jay John- son, and l.arkin IDIer; Most Likely to Succeed - Jay Davis. Mack F ' udge. Steve Hill. Russell Siebert. Connie I lelcher. Pat Hunt. Patty McSweeney. and Tracy Thornbrough. After these prcsentaiii ns. the Stage Band pla ed, Dot Dash and Hang in There. Then the 1974-75 Homeci ming Queen, Brcnda Cram was pres- ented. I ollowing this. Mr. Clyde Owen presented the , ll S.(i H.S. awards. Dixie was then sung by the Showboaters and the Colonel and His Lady were announced. I hc led the Pr Kessional to the B.ill and ci uples d.mced lo the music of B AKI I AX. Ihe cafete- ria and stage were deco- rated with liki g(H.ls, palm trees, backdrops of beach scenes, anil gr.iss huts.  4 ro THE THEME OF SOUTH SEAS rj i,j Far Lefl: Suzanne Marshall jives to the music. Top Lcti: Russell Sieberl leaves his dale for a minute. MuUlc Lxil: ( nrls dress up while guys come informal. Boilom Left: But Lisa, I didn ' t mean it! Top Right: Harold Stevens and his date decide to get some punch. Tup Muliilf Right: Rexanne Lowe and Mike Brasheer dance to the music. MiUJle Right: My girdle ' s killing me — Mac Stallcup. Fur Right: Steve Hill and Teresa Smith smile for the birdie. Bottom Right: B.-XREFAX gives their last SG performance. )6S I I«7 JUNIOR ALL S.G.H.S. Bt b C ogburn was prcsiJcnt of N ' oiing 1 ifc in his sophonu)rc car and was in the Speech (lub. Prcsulcnl of his Junior AchicMMUcnt Or .mi ation and was President of the Jiin- n)r Class. Mc was nominated fi r Junior (lass lavtuilc. Nancy Bean was a B- Icani Cheerleader as a sophomore and was a Varsity Cheer- leader. As a s phonu re she was nominated for Most Beautiful. Cla.vs Favorite and was awarded All SCrMS She was nominated fi ir Iiiiiii )r ( I i s I iv. 1 It lie (iail Thomas was in Southern Belles. Stu- dent Council. Beta Club. Biolog Club, ' i ' oung Life, and held offices in the f rench and Chemistry Clubs. She was nominated Class Favorite in her st)phomore and junior ears. Jim Trotman was a member of Key Club. Beta Club. Young Life and was an SCi Sen- tr . Me was awarded Sophomore All S.G.H.S. I ' IM SOPHOMORE ALL S.G.H.S. i,Sni- Club, Tencti ipaied junior Oub, ' I Sen- Cynthia Popnoc was a member of Biology Club, tennis team, and Student Council. Da id Livingston was a member of FCA. Student Council. Biolog Club, the B-Team I ' ootball Team and was Sophomore Class President. He was voted Sophomore Class I ' avorite. Andy Haas was a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the J.V. Football Team and the track team. He was nomi- nated Sophomore Cla ss Favorite and was voted Sophomore Most Handstmie. Kari Kennedy served as a J.V. Cheer- leader, was nominated Most Beautiful and voted Sophomore Class Favorite. 169 ira 1 171 ■?iL • 173 - v;r:-..Sr :: . ij .Ti SENIOR SPONSORS DO THEIR THING I ' m usuallv in the hall. Mrs. Marv Burns — Chairman .fc . F — r ' .ji } -Wh) me LorJ? Mr Jim Dodson — Co-Chairman O.K., who threw thai paper wad? Mrs. Donna Barksdale Get the name of that streaker! ' Mr. Clayton Brooks Well. I didn ' t ask to be a sponsor. Mrs. Elsie Carpenter Who drew this dirty picture? Bob Price Where do I stand; what do I do? Mrs. Jean Trotman 175 .EMORS BrctMl AJaras l.vnda AKirl Jinifn Alfofd tl nk Alvare • C ' MfKfc An«Wr« n rt Jini Anderson Samuel Anderson Ton Anderson Lisa Armslronj: David Ashwander Lisa Alkins Don Audas Mac Aull Susan Auvigne Eve Axe Evelvn Bailey David Baker Kenneth Baker 177 SENIORS; LIFE IS BUT A GAME Shtnt Ball Bonnie Barno Billy Barrv Kjrcn Batkelt Bru«.r B J Mh4mp f BrcnU B«Lk ilh Kcllv B«ll lorn Bell 1 J.m Brltrrun iaihn Hiat ) • David Boland Jesse Bollon Debbie Bonds JatiH . Bnvlain Karen Bolsford Paul Bi wen Ciar Bo Ja Box SENIORS: THEY LET IT SLIP AWAY Mjrk Hrinhiini Irmj Hrciicn Slot Brt cf Ckrvt Brimmjfc ( ifuh Bft  n Ch«r l Brunrr Mr Br n Tim BuM Kv«l n BiKhan IM Mike Burrow Nina Butler Mike Butler Linda Butts Judy Byrd Debbie Cain Danny Cantrell Nancy Capehart 181 SENIORS: LOVE IS. . . I L Sammy ( ' «rd clt R iiirno Ctsh tliuck CM t 1 l( -R rr lh «mctl« like m Oi tn« lihmtl. ' f vUim« Ihtnt v in I It; i LIKE THE AUTUMN SUN I IFP Elisa Casiro L. B Susan Chandler 3 ' ' m Ginny Chapman Jm Phil Chapman ■■ Michael Charles ■ «- ' Bl M Brad Childre ' — 1 Larr ' Clack . K 1 Marlon Clark Sharon Claustre Cindy Coke Janice Coke Patrice Colemen Ann Collins Cary Collins Melissa Collins Rickv Collins 183 SINIORS: WEVEONLY Paul C ullintwurth C«rUi Conner Cathy Conner T(rrtCtn «n I ' l.U I rjr .Y JUST BEGUN Mariann Culp Laura Cunningham O- Debbie Custer Vilo D Angelico Carol Daniel John Daniel Gail Davenporl Debbie Davis Donna Davis Jay Davis June Davis 185 SENIORS: LIKETHETWILIGHT Sinn Davit ■ ■ n I.I I ' jii n..njM rvf ..r,l I iininH)uc 1 cUh«c T IN THE ROAD UP AHEAD Julie Duke 1 erry Duncan Alan Dunn Marie Dunn Pal Duval David Dyer David Easley Robin Eddy Tony Edney Billie Edwards Lisa Edwards Tim Edwards Rick Ellington Launc Embrey Don Ensley Glenda Epinette 187 SENIORS: hkkn F-sIc Greg F.v n ( ric I ill Mel I a.ung Sieve Faulkner M. Jol Con: l4nt« I iiftl ( Ivtu I rjnilin THEY DONT SEE i ( III I JUST WHERE WE ' RE GOIN ' Ray Freeman Kim Fnck Mack Fudge Dale Fundling Elizabeth Gallaher Larry Gammon Vernon Gaston Richard Gaulden David Geiger Steve Gibbs Connie Gibson James Gilmore Vickie Gilmore Perry Glazier Sandie Cileason Kalhy Gold Cecilia Gonzales 189 SINIORS: ALL THE SECRETS IN THE UNIVERSE C ' in«] (nmcn I lit  .f.ik I lu Atkin Vli ' l) uM K tc a wrMHtt tli«- )«0 Banna (inrfing Dana CiriNscll lini Cirugic Tdmi Ciruglv Tom Ciunnin Mark Gunler BuJCiuyon Ritkv Haas Icrry Hagin Richard Hale Dewasne Hall Gary Hall Shirley Hall Margaret Hamcr Keith Hamil Phil Hamilton Sandra H.iniilton Jem Hance Jackie Hankey Nancy Hargrove 191 SENIORS: WHISPER It Rtlwcc HarfnivT CarmclU ll«f«nuin 1 •mvinc H«rw«ll Ptivlln Ha l«« StMib Uitmtt l «m Utvty n Koin llfiicr J4(k Mrlm« i ' aiu l|j im« Mi tx Mcndfivm 9J R IN OUR EARS I isa Hendricks Alma Henley David Hcrnn Blaine Herron Pam Heuitt Patli Hibbs DaMd Hicke Kenns Hickman Mike Hildinger Sieve Hill Doug Hilton Gar Hines Barbara Hinshaw Pete Hodges Debra Hogan Mind Holboke 193 SENIORS: ALL THE YEARS IciU Mi Mfr (i.i.- H.,;i - ' . J4nci Hi ChfH Molmr I . fr Mi linr« R Klnc M lmr« icrr Mi)l«4inib« ;k li itih Mo prt Tern Hi i pcr Kim MtH i(n frit Mf f « n Miihjfl Hi rnc P nn Moelnn R. h«rt Mouw Kalhv MintaU i . s WILL COME AND GO I George Howell Missy Hoyt Gars Hutkaby David Huffman Gary Hulshouser John Hunt Pal Hum Susan Hunt Mitchell Huskey Shane Hulchings Ircdiiie Ingram Pal Insuaste Joe Irby Eugene Isaacs Karen Isaacs Mark Jackson 195 SENIORS: TAKE US UP. ALWAYS UP C«t i JimcMin KarU Jcnninp M r Jocoy Diana ) ' r itlcr ) Kcnnv J Ri«k Jiihn« n Trr-: I ■ Br 1 l 6 Kim Jones Paula Jolly Bill Jordan Rhonda Kearney And Kelley Bonnie Kelle Greg Kendrick Pam Kennedy Glona Kenyan Debbie Kerr Beckie Killebrew Jerry Killgo Kathy King Larry King Deborah Kirkland Bill Knox 197 SENIORS; I DREAMS ARE FOR THE FOOLS I i Kim Kinicf I h. B«M« Kr nni( Jimmt KraiM (•owtr Kraut I iwt Krjuac ( -( ' ' rgu I 4no Trrrvt I jn(lr .s THEY LET THEM DRIFT AWAY Laura Lcggcit Mike Lemmons Tony Lewis Dianna Litllelun Dana Livingston Maria Lockley Billy Lofland James Loflin Debra Logslon Teresa Love Rexanne Lowe Jimmv Lucas Larry Lyday Jean Mackenzie Phyllis Maeckel Kirby Manley 199 SENIORS: Jamct NUrlin Vlikr Martin ()«lorr Marlinn Vki Kiitv. t. kviiA Mccart I PEACE LIKE SILENT T C OO THE T DOVE Miir MtC ' lurc George McCormick Carol McfXinald Rick McUuffic Cieorge McElhaney Philip Mctwan Kathy McGilvray James Mclver Les Mclver Terric McKcnzie Lam.ir 1cl.are Pegg McLendon i 201 SENIORS: SHARING ALL THE WORLD i .in K Mullen Bci UMurrjin Slarcic MiRjc 203 Ciingcr Minler [Javid Milchcll l.arr VIobley Bi)b Montgomery Robin Moody Paula Moon Pam Mooney Craig Moore Wanda Moore Marlene Morelock Celia Moreno Jackie Merman Pal Morrison Debbie Moulon Jeff Muessig Jeff Mulkev S.ill Murphy I rjty Myers I erry Nagel llonn,! Vash 203 SENIORS Carol Necl ( Vtii NcwiiMn I jriilsn Nichul Kcfifij Sirmiinn i CitliifMl. Miiihcll Mu«k( . «ktn«n«lfilr« (itti n«l pritk WE MUST GATHER OUR COURAGE Ronnie Owen Karen Owens Mike Owens Theresa Owens Rand Padgett Andrea Parker Da id Parker Laura Parker Marian Parker Bud Parmer Kim Pattim Lena Palton Delta Peacock K ron Peacock Mike Pciffer Randy Pendegrass 205 SENIORS: CAST AWAY OUR FEARS Ntivhcllc Pcnicttxl IVnnn Pcrkint IJchhic Pcmman Jeanne Pilcrvm Ctiri Phillips Viiki Phillip kuil Picr«.r D«TYtr Ptrrrr Jirr rXaniui Putt X6 Deborah Popnoe Alan Porter Doreen Potter Billv Powell Susan Pr zmont Dan Ramsey Monica Ray Randy Ray David Reavis Caroline Redford Brent Reed ivian Reese Amanda Reillv rivis Rcndon Chris Renken John Reyna 207 SENIORS I WANNA LAUGH WHILE inJv Rr nc t )« Ihfniji Rrtnoitlt |l «KlRh Ki« J. c RithariiMin Jo«Rf n..l.l. B.n.l «N . Jon Riir Kent RKhruifi ltm Ri h t Mt Rko Itrhri R,.hat.l HoticnM Rko aot - THE LAUGHIN ' IS EASY i Jenice Roberls Kay Robins ( harles Robinson Jeff Rohinsiin Leonard Robinson Deneiie Rogers Robbie Roper Dan Rose Becky Rosser Nancy Russell Susan Rutledge Mark Sadler Tommy Sandefer Floyd Schuize Anna Schwaiger 1ike Schwamkrug 209 SENIORS: Riittkv %miih IXiiuM.Smilh }I0 I I I WANNA CRY a Jeana Smilh l.owoll Smilh Rayfi)rd Smith Ronald Smith Sarah Smith Teresa Smith Patli Snodgrass Dean Somnierfield Rente Soulhernwoixl Jimm Spivey Rose Sparks Debby Splane Smile Brent, the world ' s not coming to an end. 2)t SENIORS: VM MORETHAN A FRIEND |W ■. SnrjJlin M_.. .- . • Dcbhw Surkt ' Mar l)ai Krni.. — B«v«fly Ulk I i y Brcnda Talley Gary Tnlum Jerry lalum Debi Taylor Julie Taylor Wayne Taylor Jim Tefend Bob Terrell Terry Thomas Lorrie Thompson Bill Thompson Tracy Thornbrough t ' A SENIORS: Vljricnr fhfjih I. Kim Turner Thcrru Furner Kiml nticrhill V Ik III VaJcn I Mm VrU I in. I. NVi 214 THE JOURNEY ' S END Ruby Walker Charsie Wallace Vickie Wallace Scolt Wallick Kalhie Wallis Rdv Ward Kalhy Walkins Mark Walson David Watts Richard Watts Sandra Walls Karen Webb Richard Wcinkauf Ken Welch Janel West Mike Westbrook 215 SENIORS: JarKi Wheeler V1jr Whili Tcrcu Whiller Rubcfl WhillinfUin JcffWilb.ini Ownn WiicnHm Ti)nim Wilc Mar Wilkinum R4nJ WillcforJ Hrrni Willum [V, : .r V. ,ilnrii« K«rT William Ir«,l ' 1 lU illinthji- }l« WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN I I Curliss Wilson Daria Wilson Mark Wilson Cindy Woodard Lizzie Woods Mark Woolsey Carole Wnghl Diann Wright Jack Wnghl Kim Wnghl David Ybarra Deborah Nbarra 217 4 J Q In ilie beginning there was that long road ahead — three years of high scIk)oI m hich to he the average American teenager and have a great time. Slowly things began to happen. There were long hours of algebra, English, and biology, as well as football games, dances, and all of those extra-curricuiar activities. Time began to pass more swiftly as we realized how pre- cious were the lK urs. Hach corner of our li es was marked with constant activit that brought about a continuousl growing anticipation for that third and final ear. The road was not as long as it had looked thnnigh half open eyes, and although, graduation seems like the end of a part of our li es. it ' s really the beginning of something special. Together we walked the halls of South Garland for the first time, ready to learn about life and how to become men and women. Now we have our chance to go out in the world and make a place for the Seniors of 1975. Even though we ' ll never be bothered by the slamming of lockers or the ringing of bells again, the memories of S.Ci. will always be an intricate part of our lives. .lem I lance Mac Fudiie 219 JUNIORS: THE SOUTH ' S GREAT L ( ' in«l Oati« DKk ManiMl Strtrlitn- Bt ( Coyhutn Paula EvaM rtntmrrr 2« T LEADERS STILL LIVE Mrs. Davis Mrs. Bruner Mrs. Slices Once over our fear and awe of South Garland, we all realized what our school really stood for — its tradi- tions, its friendships, and the learning we acquired through its dedicated teach- ers. As the Junior Class Edi- tors, our only hope is to give a clear and untouched pic- ture of what S. G. means to each and every Junior of 1974-75! Liz Miles Dianna Wright Junior Class Editors Mr. Schmidt Mrs. Hollenshead 221 JUNIORS: S.G. HOWI LOVEYA, Pat Vkrr Sn ' «f Atljmt Jimin Mien Kdrrn Allen I )Ji4 Alkn V ' Kki AUirn Mary Alva ' I). t 4WlU IUCII Mikc Arne Michcll Arnnglur. Knttwmg that each of us is a representative i)f S nith Ciarlaiui. the Jutiiors have striveJ t«) uphold the repu- tation that S.Ci. ha for its hi h spirit. We all hold a deep liAaltN to our school because of the great am« uMl i f knottle«.l :e we gam as we walk through the doors every da . Als«). our menio- ries of this tunc will he f r- cver prcsscil m the pages of our lives. Not only the fun. but the ijuiet and sad times will alwa s be a part of us. As Juniors of this great schiH l. we ou httpe that we can give the impression of respect that South (iar- land so richl deserves. We know that we will alwa s hi ld our heads high, because tnir schtml is truly best. I I No tHM linpuln ibe (act lh«l Ocrai l C ' nnctu It iruK ( ' lon«l At hr ri i HOW I LOVE YA Debbie Logan quietly shows the respect Lynda Spinella appreciates the education she has for S.G. S.G. has to offer. Roy Horner is one of many of S.G. ' s loy- alists. Kenneth .Arron Dan Arrowood Paul Ashberry Kim Ausley Mark Austin Marian Bailey Greg Baker Don Baldwin Shellee Ballou Sherry Barger Michael Barnard Dehra Barnes Danny Barlh Rick Barton Alan Basve 223 JUNIORS: 1 THE BATTLE HYMN Oi ?a Oifu Mcrrell. Jon ' l ou kno  hcrc i u arc mMin; ' ' K th ailtcnfwIJ Rii ' k B4wcum Cirol n B4 lcr Mar B«l N«nt: Bean Kciih B«4«cri DatKl B«c« n Pilli B«ll 0(vhJ B«nn ll Pcicr Bcntwit KkM B«n«in A Riiih OF SOUTH GARLAND I ' Terrv Boland David Bolton Bryan Bomar Jun Bond Judith Booker Alex Boren Mark Boring Sandy Bounds Harry Bowen Janie Bowen Gary Bowles Dena Bowser Robert Boyd Brownie Bradshaw Kathv Brake Keith Braley John Bright Caria Bnstow Darlene Britt Carolyn Britlon Cheryl Brown Ellen Brown Karen Brown Mike Brown Shelly Brown 225 JUNIORS: GONE ARE THE DAYS WHEN MY )iy Brummcli Etkl Bryan Kcll c Bry«n Ruii Bryant Kalhy Buchaiun Mjr Hu«.hjnjn Stoc Bull. ' t.k PalrKia Bunih Zi ra Burklci ' Nancy Burnt NoUnU Burnt tVrrk Burt lt Burum Pjm Butirr RKky Bycn 1 C al rtrtyonc htm U have a fnntl lime Paula I vant « «int atUturttirtl al Ihc frrat lime the t« hat in( . ' ;« Y HEART WAS YOUNG AND GAY r; t, Brenda Chaffin Roh n B rd [JimaklC aldwell Lisa C ' anlrcll Cindy Carroll John Carroll Daniel Carson Karen Carter Terry Carter Tom Cartwright Derinda Cash Mike Cash Scott Cash Donna Cass Dale Castleberry Dale Cawley isbiv- Gone are the days when the Junior Class was acknowledged for its outstanding spirit. 227 JUNIORS: I KNOW INDEED MiUhC lurtn Kjrr Chjpiiun Pcnnic Chcathjtn Tummy fhitk Dune Chintkc Phil Chrmun G«f riJ« ( ' nncf « Ch fln Ufk (Xin CUrk Swvt CUrl , , . ' . I aV ' ■D I KNOW IT Glenda Crane Jean Crisp Richard Croley Kitty Crom Candy Cross Cathy Cunningham Dorothy Cunningham Linda Cunningham Mike Custer Wayne Dailey Charles Daniels Kenneth Davids Cynde Davis Dan Davis Margaret Davis Sherry Davis Frank Dawdy Kim Dawson Dianne Day Deanna DeFord Ken Dillard Steve Dillow Ohvia Dink David Dodd Laura Dolby 229 JUNIORS: OH WHEN THE SAINTS Pat (VmUm Deb- Doniu Drun- UP Julir Oufficld Ann r ' ik ' iicr Aniu t)un« ' Sh rr Ounl 1 .( . t mu«K SorT . Uit Ri Ni  . smm never nuke II nth I A tmn Welk IX COME MARCHIN ' IN Jeff Dyess C ' ary Early David 1-chols Chris Edwards Ronald Elledge Laura Ellis Kyle English Karen Enlow Robert Eschenburg Craig Eskridge Paula Evans Steve Evans Ronny Everett Steve Evelyn Randy Fain 231 JUNIORS: IF YOU GET THERE B vli KairvhiUl Sucr Fall tammy i-«rrcll ioe F rr Rohcrl f-Aung lH ui ( ath«rc Sttcrri I icfrr Kiilh Fito Jaitcl Firulel Tamm Fiugcrakl  , .rl...fr I U U..- -htt r tir r nrlihcr I mda I l nl Pal Turner. u art fiinf i (ft l cal oui  ( lunch il ytiu don ' l quii yaMnni ]]] f ' AFORE I DO I CiK- ift ' ,11 P : V: ' ; ■.■■ ♦ : :•:•:■:■ v.. ' .■::■ ■;. •• •.■ •:• ■:•:•:••.■: ••; . v y;frv::::-:-:-:::: ! ' ■■■••• . T-yv • ' -■. • ' • ' ■ I Elaine Frazler David Freeman Larry Friday Diana Fuller Kim Fundling Dena Furstonberg David Gagne l.eigh Galaway Billy Garrett Cyndee Garrett Rochelle Garrett Steve Gay Paul Gentsch Melissa Gilpin Sandra Glinski Tammy Good Debbie Gwdson George Gonzales Pelia Gonzales You better collect those before the 3:15 rush if you want to save your hfe. Patsy Nail. 233 JUNIORS: i| MY TEACHERS I.iimIa M«mhv S4l«l4 (iriffin Ti ni ( ru(l PamCiulhrx () vi«l H«ll M4n tUmpci Suun lUrJin Ann llnrkncu Knnn« lUrt }U GONE AWAY i Sandra Hartwell Donald Harvey James Harvey Kalhy Hawkins Leslie Heifner Cindy Hendricks Karen Henson Danny Herin Jeff Hitlson Rhonda Hobbs Glenn Hodge Holly Hixlge Angela Hogge Doug Hoi man Glynn Holmes Sandra Holmes Roy Homer Jimmy Hoolen Sleven Hope Alton Horlon l-va House Sharon House Johnny Howard Chris Hoyle IXm Hubbard 235 JUNIORS: (Vhh.c Hue R • ■ , lliKhel ( •■ icf am Hunlcr Darl Mu«kc BjrKjra Hulchintun Stnii tmc« Rick Inge Kalhy Irby IDREAMOFJEANNIE W WITH THE LIGHT BROWN HAIR Julie Jones Kay Jones Speed Jones Mike Jordon Linda Kearney Gail Keelh Only Jean Crisp ' s hairdresser knows for sure. ■, ' ? f i . ll ..ik Robin Keller Diana Kendnck Larry Kennedy Larry Kersey Cissy King Rebecca King Dora Kirkland Jan Paul Kruger Vicki Kuntz Frankie Laney Judy Langford Bclty La(ham Charlene Latham Ricky LaRue Tish Lawler 237 JUNIORS: COME ALL YE V fuklw t ttrcncc Rjmiy Ijyum Cathy l.cohcrwooj Sloe U BUnc Pam Lcc [ ivh1 Lcniiifion BratJ I r«M m Katrn I c«it Julie Lc«u (k h Cttfhum Jin iMit« jn lm|; Hellc Yov ' rt «ur« a cum Mane Logan ' CkcIui PurtMHid tw  n hnitf Col ' cha didn ' l «« Pai Turner ' ' nt YOUNG MAIDENS I Janel Lewis Paula Lewis Roger Liltle Donald Littleton Debbie Logan Hal Logan Marcia Logan Patti Lohre Tim Long Patricia Lopez Sieve Lord Kyle Love Vicki Lovelady Lisa Lovely Sylvia Lowery Sherry Luisi Lacey Lyile Marianne McCann Joy McCleskey Doug McComas David McCormick Randy McCorstin Brcnda McCrory Chuck McDaniel Chuck McDonald 239 HANG DOWN YOUR i IimMcO Johnny Mil Cheryl M.I Am) Mi J«m«i McOowan l)  id MtKcn ir Mary McKomn DjviJMt: Mullen P m McMurr ) MKkcy McNccI Wi  . Trrry Ottcthowtlii h«« lh« hril ihirviy Ml in hi«l r Doug Molman. Jo you lik ledt thai miKh ' ll ' i Uiocli linw lot Ham Brntm ik£ ' A 2 0 I HEAD, TOM DOOLEY I Mclanic Marck Ronnie Marks Su annc Marshall Mike Martin I ' hilip 1arlin S Kia Marline DaMd Marvel Diana Mason Mark Malchetl Debbie Mav Slud on. Larr Kersty: you goua ha c ihal high sehoul diploma. One thing about il. Ken DillarJ will never be Alan Basye. don ' l you ever get tired of stuff- an Einstein. ing your face? Rieh.ird Maxficid Mike Medle Sabre Mejigs Chris Merrett l-.li abelh Miles 241 JUNIORS: COME ALL YE Y RaikIv l ykMi l.r«ihcn i iH! Sirvr I r BUnc (• ' • I 11 . .: 1 . Brad l.c%u m Karen 1 runt JuIk Lcwu Ik.ki .,,h,,.,, ,n .Miuuriilinf Bell ' i [ oMtt tart (ulM %U(K lA $0a ' Ooi (tw dtJn ' i « Pal Tumcf ' ))• YOUNG MAIDENS Jjnci l.cwiii Paula l.cwii Riigcr I Idle iXinalJ I illlclon Dchhic Ixigan Hal Logan Marcia Ixigan Palli Lohre Tim Lung Patncia Lopez Steve Lord Kyle Uve Viclci Lovelady Lisa Lovely Sylvia Lowery Sherry Luisi Lacey Lytle Mananne McCann Joy McCleskey Doug McComas David McCormick Randy McCorslin Brcnda McCrory Chuck Mc Daniel Chuck McDonald 239 JUNIORS: 1 LOVE SOMEBODY. YES I DO liin (Mu 1404 M M40 t xituo Art Ltfvcn ' tccrcte cvrr k U. Jan Smiih ' ' Doa ' i you u to hide. M t Ten Graham Sr% r VH i! i p ■JH l€ i n TI 11 iJ ii LS i JDlk a p .1 I ' M COMIN ' THERE TOO John F ' car«)n Sum Pecble Mike Cclhcin Danna Peltun C ' lla Sue Pepper Dcannh Pcrr Claudia Perryman l rry Peterson Bill PcLsch Lisa Pelsch David Pel(y Pam Petty Nancy Phipps Belinda Pickard Chuck Pickenng ' - H Sharonne Pierson lami Polacck 5 Karyn Pope Cecelia PurrCfbod 245 JUNIORS: WHO WILL SHOE YOUR p| ' cs Pull s . . I ' :c lriJ|;c ( inji Prilchctl licKitjh PT or Sic c Puvkcii OI KcMn P lr R.i mi rul R.i.ix«.h Vhcrric Rjjj .iniu- K IV HI Jdmo Rjmx- iK.n Rjn. )jnic Rjv ' ! I i 1 PRETTY LITTLE FOOT? David Rawls Laura Reagan Susan Reavis Kenl Redding Danny Reeder Brin Rees Bill Reese Ciayle Reeves Janell Reeves James Regan Ronda Regan Mike Reis Alice Revna Chuck Reynolds Joyce Reynolds Carol Rice 1 isa Richardson 1 milv Riddels 247 JUNIORS: LET DE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL )«i« Ri hbin« (i4r Rohcfvin Kcnn Robcrwin I im RiHigtrt OcbhK Ri (cri • .rrK )((frr Ki hlm4 n l vcK Rolen IviM Rom Anrvu Ri u Oar iMinpIc Mimt .Vtu(4 An. ' Jim iKhfoclci Tv ■r ' 3 ' SHINE DOWN ON YOU Kibby Scoggins David Serbanich David Sharp Ronnv Shaw Susan Shelley Sherry Shepard Jan Shipley Dorcen Shurley Judie Siebenthaier Daphne Simpson Mark Sims John Skellon Susan Skipper Barbara Smith Curtis Smith Gar Smith Jan Smith 249 JUNIURS: HALLELUJAH, Mikr Smith Palncu Smilh Rohm Smith Shjrun Smith WtyncSurrcib ( ' h«r l S ulh4rd I ,. — .,.,.. .-iU Tim Sp x)n Jinicc Sunphill Jrrr Stanphill Kaihv Stephtrn Jeff Sicphcnj Kim Stephen )«mo Sicvcnvin I «vkI Slonr Su Stone S«n«]) Stosrr Kim Sua % Vurndy Swailba Cindy Swimtale IM I ' M A BUM! I jfci Clayton Swindell Skipper Swink Steve I ackel Tommy Talbert Dan Talcott Lisa Tawwater Gary Taylor Larry Taylor Robyn Taylor Julie Teel James Templeton Colleen Thomas Gail Thomas Tonya Thomas Curt Thompson J Dan Thompson Jody Thompson Kathy Thompson James Thurman Theresa Timpa |( David Tipton Michael Tonroy Who said Dcbra Barnc-- «..i a hard worker? 251 JUNIORS: SMACKED HIS LIPS AND Juan Torrn rn« To««f [ n Tracy Shjrim rr«nlh )u«e Jim Trulnun Scoll Tufflc tVlmjr Turlc II ilH Turner Kiinin Turner Pat Turner Tiwi Vaughn f 1- ' - - ' Nano Wagoner Jim Inxman ' i lifclxng dream  at al la«l fullillcd He fi t a nlnf liJ SAID TWAS NICE ill Rulh W.ilicrs Icrri Wallon J Br.nda Ware David Walson Brenda Weaver Ste ' e Webb Kevin Weibold 1arc Weinkauf Denise Weiszbriid Monty Welborn Darrel Welch Denise Wesson Mark West Tutli Wheeldon Janice While .limm While l.n While Laurie hue NancN Wile According to Gayle Reeves you have (o eat. drink, and be merry. 253 JUNIORS: JOHN BROWN ' S BODY Icrru Willumt l.iu Willinftum PitncM Willu Utth Wi||m Av4 Wilttin I)«n 4 Wtlvin lUvid Wiimn Charkxic Wmtlham t tnni« Winkler Itfl WiM Lofi Wordcn Fred Worm RiM Wuotirurr Mcalhcr W.mhJ« tina W.HHlt ()ti« W.hhI Vivki W ' iM)Uirul|t Mikf Workman LIES A ' MOULDIN ' IN THE GRAVE Dianna Wrighl Susan Wright Anne Wynne Stephanie Yager Bubba Young Judy Young Sieve Young Lesa Zellner Scott Zimmerman Sandra Zoeller Mark Ball Alan Dunn Theresa Dunn Cathy Hargis Judy Marlow IxIfeAx rnxM , hohp i ic ivxue joll boJin. l C QA-iXUnji. 6 hopi LdUL and Lo. { 15(L ko. unx. --tiu v« V toaailxs Terr Powell .{ - ; c S 255 frrtijfttl David I ivinplKO Tmutir ' (hrr lBcan 5 trrrfart Chni Ji hmiKi Hie soplu)rm)rcs arrived at South Ciarland with anticipation. i ptimism, and lots of spirit. Af ter slunibling aroiuul the halls. ihc f« iind nn how great S.(i. really is. There was a choice of subjects, teachers. an .l e cn where sou wanted to eat lunch! Ihe class officers went quickK to work, and the soph« iiu re cla.vs t f 75 won a spirit trophy. They experienced unyielding excitement as they learned about things such as color day. home- c«)ming. pep rallies. Coronation Ball, and the Colonel Ball. All in all. the soph« morcs year has been a great learning experience. Su.san Kinney and F ' am Selby Sophomore Class Editors Co-Chairman Mrs. Bellv Roberts Mrs. Randy TTiompson Chairman Mrs. Kathleen James Mr. Joseph Lazo Mr. Bill Grant 257 SOPHOMORLS: I SOPHOMORES LEARN ABOUT S, ' I Ounc Adimt Ihnjt Adam Aliu AUm Rnhin Aklri i|c ( ' h«r l Alcx n«lcr — _ . , Shrrri Vifijn.lrr . ; 1 .;.(J Ijm AlWn Mark AlWn f.isU M.Mf kcll I upp) potnu the  a) UmI ih « ' ihjl cver tin« is ikk lost. No Cindy, ihal ' i inM ibc door S. G. THE HARD WAY Randy Anderson Sandy Anderson Susan Apple Chad Arnold Carol Aschim Kenna Ashlock Steve Ashwander Sharon Atkins Mike Atkinson Sharon Audas Debbie Autry Laura Aulry Besty Bach Teresa Baez Debi Baggetl Go Ft  IGHI Uelcom HcMfi CflIN The sophomores received a hearty welcome to South Garland. Robert Box enjoys playmg m the best band around. 259 SOPHOMORES: SOPHOMORES C Bcnnic Brovrn Jutlin B ktf Duug BalUrd Don M Btne Orc( BankhciJ Curtu Barker Tofi Barker Beverly Barnes rddic B«rnr« Bill Barnhill ( ' ind Barr Sharon BarihoUimcw Tommy Bau uci Shedcra Bale (Iwfvl Bean CarnlinY Beik (itit Reene Melanir Rc«« n t«rri Bell i i ]«0 COME TO John Belzie Roger Benson Kristy Ben (on Neal Bieler David Biggerstaff Steve Blllingslea Shane Birdsong Rodney Bivens Herbert Bonannan Karen Bolding Jerry Bollon Ji ey Boring Cindy Bosnian Susan Bounds Danny Bowden Mike Bowman Rohert Box King Boyd Charlotte Brandon 261 SOl ' liOMORES: SENIORS MEET SOPHOMORES Ji hnn Brcctiknc Mark Brc«cr lulic Bridwrll (X nn4 Bri(hi DjmJ Brimafcr Beth Brrrwn (harlct Brown Hl«n Brown I jrr Brown Vljrk Brown Miihcllc Bruwn Sokn Brown Iimmic Brumlr Donna Br «nl Kim BiKhanin Am Huic r«rr BuiUril Ph i ■ [ Oit I.I I ivinritoo tbowi wphoiTMirc pn«k in , ihc tfinl inifthv liut the V : • on ;4J t ■ ' ' i i Ginger Burroughs Cheryl Busby Ronald Bush Kelly Butler Ronny Byers Angela Bynum Karry Caekaerl Mike Caldwell Cindy Cambis Tern Campbell Christi Cantwell Mike Capp Lynn Canthers Nakina Carr Donna Carroll JT . ' ™ John Carroll « • Y Mark Carroll Dean Carter Dwana Carver Bill Case 263 SOPHOMORl.S: 1 YOUVE GOT TO GET UP EVERY : I r A. J Chen Jickion fintls feomclr tumclhini loimilc ahoul. Tc«l Sample p t a (optkiimirr unile (iirr(«ih Ricli C ' « lr Miiilci I cnl K-4!nna - hi 1 arM I ;it Nturon ( Urk MeKinlt. J: i ■■■. ) ' A- 1A4 MORNING (WITH A SMILE ON YOUR FACE?) Pam Cline Angela Coker (rank Colaprelo Knsla Coldren Laura Coleman Denise Collier James Colt Kay Compton Bobby Connell Betty Cook Perry Coombs Danny Cooper Steve Corder Donna Cooper Terry Cixiper Nancy Corley Nadina Costillo Linda Coser Dwight Cox David Livingston tries to tape up Jan Weis ' s smile. 265 SOPHOMORHS BrcfMla Crabtrcc SicMc f ' r m«t John ( r nc (i r C ' ruckrt M«fk Crolc) DcbbM Cunningham l.ufi C ' unningtum ShciU Cunninghjm K(ll C ' upr Tim r «nicl Gina D«ughcrt Sieve DaufhcrtN Sirvr Ditvitluin Suun Oatidt t cau t)4M« Rit.k Davit M«r t vnn Davu Ka ' 2M THE GUIDING LIGHT FOR SOPHOMORES I Mrs. James iclls us all aboul vertical angles. Kathy Dawson Waller Dawson Cieorge Delgado Roy Delgado Jane DeJarnell Martha DeJarnatt .M W f ' ' Dawna DeJohn Diana DeJohn Donelle Demoss Leah Dewberry (jnita Dickens a H { James Dickerson Debbie Dillard Doug Diller Deidra Dinison Russell Donham 267 SOPHOMORLS: THIS IS MATURITY? Shcrn Dorman Oancllc Dinmt Juniu I)ukc Jim t)unu« 1 in«U Duncan Tcrr Dunham BarKir [ iinn tX. . l.arrv DuPtm Jani ' - B.IU 1 .1.1, Rooni Klltnflnn Mt Cathy Embrey Chris English Tim F.nsley Ml, Hon Firwin I ,11 1 l.vans Rhonda Evans Lisa Farris Danny Faulkner Garry Feagin Dwayne Fears India Fielding Cindy Fincher Robert Fitzgerald Shelley Fleming Eddie Fletcher Shannon Flores James Flowers Betsy Ford Cindy Ford Deborah Forlenberry Eddie Fletcher is threatened with a trumpet. Sophomores often have strange ways of relaxing. 269 SOPHOMORES: ITS A TIME TO BUILD UP! Bohb Frtxi Krvin Kulicr Icrr (urgcrvm BrctuU CalUhc ' Kirr- Br Cri ■   riii , ; t). R ik1v Itkiiii Nf n.-u lii . I i i }70 Glenice Graddick Bruce Graham Gary Granger Tma Graves Donna Green Kennv Gnffin Sandra Gnffin Tim Griffith Peggy Gnmes Farley Gnssell Nancy Grubbs Andy Haas Allyson Hall Bruce Hall Kalhy Hamilton Calhy Hammond Wallace Hamm Gae Hammons Nancy Hanby Robert Haney 271 SOPHOMORLS: WALK ON BY Jim llardwick 1.1 M r(ri vc l nt (Urkncu Brcti lUrmon Bcliina Hjrrit lAmc% lUrrit Sand Harm TetT H«rri% Cin«l H rl ell Ittry Harvty Mikrll«r T Kciih H«lihrr Myr Halt:h«ti Kcilh lUlficUl liHii Wik i %ay% I can ' t ttclw%« «?!? ' in Many Hawkins I.ibby Hawthorne Craig Hayes Robin Hayhursl Dena Head Scotl Hearn Lita Hendricks Beverly Hensley Wendell Henson Rosa Hernandez Michelle Herren Deena Herren Ronnie Herron Shirley Hesselburg Susan Hickman James Hill Terry Hilley Ron Hindman Kathy Hirsch Suzanne Hittson Kaihryn Hodgkinson 273 SOPHOMORF S 174 h SPIRIT OF ' 77 Max Jacoby [ ddie James Becki Jameson Chris Johnson Desiree Johnson Leann Johnson Lisa Johnson Scoll Johnson Sieve Johnson Karen Johnston Becky Jones Brenda Jones Eddy Jones Inez Jones Jeanie Jones Jimmy Jones Randy Jones CXinny Keeling Kevin Keener We put a lot of spirit into our first homecommg. 275 SOPilOMORLS: P4m kclltr rvl« KcnncOv K«n Kennedy fim Krv Sh : %u%4n K • • « Jell k:!!)! t.Kd Kixh r MWJ Ruih kramp (xiwx l«|un« 37« YOUTH WAS THE TIME With maturity the search ended. The peace and quiet of standing still. The friendship with one ' s self. The acceptance of one ' s faults. The knowledge of one ' s strengths And. thankfully and happily, the feeling each morning of liking one ' s self. Chad Lance Paul Laubach Belinda Landrum Regina Laiham Pal Lawrence Bill Lav Donna Leach Chuck Lee Tern Lewinn Jimmy Lewis Jimmy Lewis Patricia Lewis Robert Little Karen Lipsey David Livmgston Kyle Logsdon Babie Love Lorene Love Daria Lowe Tern Luckadoo Monica Lumsden I 277 SOI ' IIOMORliS: GOING HOME! |)jv kI I )nn C irul . M mifs Rdvmofki Mann Mjfk Manning Win iiM. Mike Markcn Joni M«rknir IXir- Mcvr Sljrti 4 Do I I Jan Malhis Paul Maynard Slexe Mayo Kalhy Meador Dehhie Vieeks Alan Miller Gary Milchell RjnUy Mixon CjihN Monshowcr John Montgomery Sue Ann Monlgomcr Debbie Mixire JoAnnMix re Miriam Moreno Dean Morgan 279 SOI ' HOMORLS: GIVEUSABREAK! ShciLa Morph Svl ■ ' IV i (mV .1 I.. Kir« K ' •0 What did we.ever do to you. Mrs. Muse? The fearless leader proclaims to the hungry hordes. 1 1 iWi i ' K. 1 Don ' t worry, there ' s only a few more pictures .Mark Mclnnis Steve McNeal Sherri McNish Jana McNull Tammy McWilliams Stan Nagel 281 SOI ' IIUMORLS: HELP! WE NEED ANYBODY What am I tup tti ■ ' -Mm t f Ml Voil I- ( limmt Vn I -If r % . ' I n Kcr N... Hrcnl.  u Ji nl ha « to rjl il. d t Rjlph R41HUII IXiuf BalUril i oithinf dx help in lhi« fame }«} ' I MikeO ' Dell Cheryl Oliger Gary Olscn Karl Owen Tammy Owen Nolan Brown gels a little help from Rob Jack ' s paper. 283 SOPHOMORES: ONCE UPON A TIME Strvc Pcnv)n R h1 Priirt Lu Phillip r •■ T ' . a I he longer I live, the mon- m mind dwelK urH)n the beaut) and the wonder i f the world. Ro Pwrcr f% John Burri ughs S - Jl Sh.rlf V- ' y-eU .TJ I ' Kkf M flif R lU ' I Kevin Reed John Reeves Carllon Reynolds Ricky Rhew Debbie Rica Peggy Rich Melinda Richardson Frank Richmond Andrea Rico Brenda Riley Joni Rives Mike Roberson Dixie Roberts Renee Roberts Elizabeth Robinson Cindy Rodriquez Mary R igers Belly Rose Leslie Round 285 SOPHOMORES: WINTER CAN Eluahcih Rmhin J4n«l Ruucll 4, Mjrk Ruivipi Vernon Ryan «n« V M4(k t lt BE FUN! Beth Shelton Calhy Shipley Doug Shirley Lou Ann Sikes Russell Simmons Carolyn Smplelon Jackie Sisco Troy Seaslrunk Randy Self I ' elicia Sharp John Sharp Kalhy Sharp Sieve Echols prepares for the tropical Texas winter. Alan Sisson Donald Sniey Harrell Slack ' Denise Slaughter Brett Smilh 287 S()Pll(). l()Ri:S: Dr Vki « hiiiiili RitmomiShnall MwlS I n§ AND THEN THERE ' S NEXT YEAR Lori SuHon Debbie Sttanson Keiih Swearingen Klin Swindale Bob Svkora Donna SynoJis Tommv Tanner Rusly Taylor Bruce Tegardcn Darrell Thomas Tony Thomas Bobb Thompson Debra Thompson Tma Thompson Chuck Thome Shelley Kimbrell is excited aboul bemg a junior nexl year. u All the way to 1 1 th grade, wail until ' 77! 289 I urr V jnl jnUirijjn.ini ChlKk cn.iWc t)jn Wjil SuMnnc fc4M n I)i nn W« lkcr Su«; Wilkcr Sloe Walker t c ij ' m 4 -Vt % ' wo f LONELINESS. . . Jan Weis Jud Welch Mark Wells Darlenc VVesson Chris West Jimmie W ' eslbrook Paili Whaley C ' rickeli Wheeler Karen V heeler Pam Whecldon Chris WTiiic Ji)ni WilcDX Calh W ' llcr Kcll Wilkerson Theresa W ' llkins Shcrr) Wilks 291 SOPllUMORLS SENIORS OF S Kim W il« n Nint Whiilcn Bill Willumt iitry Willumt Karen WillMm% Jlh kithrim Kriih WiimI )((f Wiihr.m tX niM W.Hidhick ;vj SEVENTY-SEVEN Dehorah Wright Circg V rii;hl Ricks Wnghl Deborah Wsnn Todd Yantv Josie Ybarra Daphine ' ork Don oM Carols n ' oung Cindy Young Dennis Young Mark Young Cinds Zimmer Rhonda Zurlo Brad Gras The Seniors of Seventy-Seven are climbing to new heights. I 293 ;. -._ 3u. SCHOOL BOARD: APPROVES NEW IDEAS 1 firu Hint lar Ann Mi ' ( ' i nnc . iacik Shufari SnimJ Kim IXnig Bullcr. Charlct Confer. Hjrrit Mill. Dr lX njkl i tccnun ; 6 PRINCIPALS: LEADERS IN S.G. PRIDE Mr. Larry Holmes Vice-Principal Mr. Leonard Merrcll Vice-Principal Mr. Clyde Owen Principal Lefl: Mr. Merrell busies himself at his desk. Boitom Left. Mr. Owen shows his S.G. spirit. Bottom Right: May I have your attention, please. says Mr. Holmes. 297 ATTEMJANC h AND BLSlNliSS: TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS P4t .hlo ( .« i « trprr Ann Bf.il Stotlar, Minnie (apchjrl Imrhrr ' t Auk B«cli China Trochrr ' t Auk Tup Mfi Dain l x k« up from her bu tiok AifA VIrt A hlrN jiltit it ill up Opptniit Fitttr Tup Mf kcnncil  h« w hott Ik ijIlc v ur lempcrjlurr Opp tult Putt UiJJU South (iarUnJ High Schivl. nu I help i u ' «  Mr Brj- Icy Oppuiiit funr MiJJIr Mr« SpccJ writr« another permit fi ' tl R,.. ( jih hipk . Ijn fl . Shellv Batlou. Sann Hargrxsr SVi.k ffim Ikmna I ' nja Jonrv lofi V u(h, n Brr ' ■ }«• WORKING OVERTIME B O |2 - First Row: Melinda Forelich, Gail Gray- son. Robin Moody. Susan Michell. Cynde Davis. Alice Reyna. Sharon Hatfield. Phyllis Maekel. Karen Enlow. Second Raw: Nancy Wagner. Marcia Logan. Ann Collins. Tammi Polacek. Gcorganna Mills. Melodie Sims. Lisa Richardson. Debbie Custer. Jean Crisp. DeAnn Deford. Third Row: Donna Drummond. Patsy Nail. Tanya Thomas. Dena Hance. hva House. Lelia Holder. David Hernn. Mindv Holboke. Kim Frick. Elsie Davis Registrar Gay Kennedy Surse Jo Ann Speed Setrcliin Betty Walker Teacher ' s Aide 299 COUNSELORS AND LIBRARIANS: YOU ' VE GOT A FRIEND Connie H.ir I:fi StJfhtttmtft i tuntrUtf Jur B«ih 1! J Stmiif I ' lmntrhtr Pal While Stmcr Cotuutinf fini Hint Ian Bond, fern Durham. I ' liva Catlro. Jc4n4 .Smilh. t ' vcl n Buvhjnan. Sylvu Mariinr . (jirol Scale SrctmJ Him Dchhw l)a i«. Nanc Nn. Carol (iracc. Renee Soulhrrnwood. Rr annr t owe. oU Moofc. Lt fi Thompv n. Julie Duf- field P ' MO CHECKING THINGS OUT First Row: Debra Brown. Debi Taylor. Secoiul Row: Bonnie Kellev. Becky Har- grove. Karen Webb. Tlunl Row: Marcus Howard. Joe Boring. John Montgomery, Roy Seiberl. Slac Walker. Kevin Fuller. Ken Swenson. I J Doris Bozman Sue Nichols Ftir Lcfl: Mrs. Nichols enjoys another new book. Ia i The camera catches Mrs. Bozman busy filing cards. 301 ENGLISH MYTHOLOGY. F HILOSOPHY OF LIFE. A Star Might Mrt Davn n flyint  ilh Jon- jt - - I.I- far Kifhi Mm Cixl turn J ' ' turc «hc ii ct noi miM jn - Ihin l ijjir Thc«ifc ' - i -ij Itixid (ratio in {.nghth jrc J c )• lorn Mr Suhvno and Mi i jiicll Jit- CUM lh« |U it 1 nn ( nn«ll Marw lUvK K inf. 1 . i.gn ' n Omna Barkuljlc ri n 1 H.iffrfl Barbara BraUhri Calhcrin Butum K } AND RESEARCH PAPER MARCH ON Bill Horn Barbara Kerr Ivarlecn King Donna Loewen Barbara McCormack Shan Parks L , Upper Left: Mrs. Barksdale giggles al another student ' s joke. Left: Mrs. Parks is busy doing her homework. Jayne Paris Belty Roberts Karen Stabeno 303 HISTORY II LOOKING AT THE PAST TO y J • HifMi Mr (. « :i 4tMt Mrt 1. . to know vlMrf amnf on tn lh« lul VU I UNDERSTAND THE PRESENT Robert Price Paulelte Richards Reggie Schmidl Pegg Sikcs Nol Pictured: Robert Ferguson Top: Who did you say is Presidenl? asks Mrs. Sikcs. Middle: Mrs. Brownlee shows where Cahfornia is. Buiioni: Mr. Bridwell leads another innovating discussion. Beverly Ashmorc Ann Banks Frank Bridwell Clayton Brooks Judie Brownlee Ronald Calloway Eustace Conwoop Becky Elliston Norman Goheen 305 MAIH: FIGURE IT OUT i Tif Mr M(jd uiUet jnolhcr prohirm Righi Whjl JiJ ou «4 ihc jntvbcr • a ilk tr BrKwninf Boiiiim Highi Mr« Wilfcin c pUint jnolhrr pfuhlcm M ' l  u Brownini; N. mi ( «rvu ).« Mo.! Kalhkcnianw ' - Ba XM Left: Mrs. Ihompson explains what a plane really is. Bollom: Mrs. Shoemaker decorates the board with homework. Sue Shoemaker Anita Smith Randy Thompson Ann While Sondra Wilson 307 FOREIGN LANGUAGE: GUTEN TAG, FREUND! j( Helen FcucftUhWr Joseph I j7i BjrKirj Mi .•rm.Kk Bctl Jn U inkir Top Mr l.d i UN kt over hit cUu Righi It ihal (he certierftiM. Mr EnfUntl ' BtHii-n l.tfi S« ' ach Mrt McCiimuck Aw- iwn Rit(hi Mrt (euertlahlcr etpUint vkhji ' t rejIK on  quar- ter KM JOURNALISM. SPEECH. AND DRAMA: MRS. LINCOLN LIVES ON! Top Left: Mrs. Kerr speaks out. Top Right: Mrs. Golighllv asks the question: Are you OK? Left: Gotcha says Miss Watkins! Bottom Left: Mrs. Anthony is talking with her hands, again. Judy .-Xnlhony Barbara Bratcher f Kalhryn Gohghlls Barbara Kerr Donna Watkins 309 VOCATIONAL TRAINING IN WE CAN WORK IT OUT Bcnncll Hrj.l liTii ■ I I ■ Kighi Mri Agnev «h   hcf ptAitttt Boiiom l.fti Whjl tit lou UHiliing l. Mr Whiiilc 0o um AifA Mr HcdJ «h i t ut how It ' run (he htH ktturc I )I0 INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND VOCATIONAL AGRICUl-TURF: BUILDING A LIFE ' 1 -i) f ' i--: Top Led: Mr. Banes goes back lo ihe good old days with his inkwell. Tup Righi Mr. While looks over his class. Boiioni Left: Mr. Brown takes time to give a dazzling smile. Boiiom Righi Mr. 0 Neil poses for a picture. Rem Anderson John Brown Ti m Howell Lo Odom Patrick O ' Neil .V() Pictured: Fred Bancs Carl White 311 BUSINESS EDUCATION BUSY AS BEES Kighi Mn Mifhlowcr opUint  hcrc lo pul )our (ingen Lmrr Highi Whcrc tlul )o i u)r the  key u, Mn WoJfe Uiif Hr4.l I .11 112 r ? ' — ■ 1 • tJM I inJa llollcnsheaU Annie Reese Jean Trotman Betiy Wolfe Pat Yaryan i ' pper Mrs. Yar an types it out. Lower: Mrs. Reese addres.ses her class. Right: Mrs. Head continues to pass out those exams. 313 DOMESTIC SKILLS: GOING OUT INTO THE WORLD Lpptr Rifhi S(r« Mii ar J IC4ihc b «lfm«n«iraiit n far I pp r Hit i DiJ u hurn il. Mm SpruirlP Rixhi Stilth il up V1r« HuJion I oftr Righi Arc lhin hlur turtle  h«t. Mft Vlinicr ' ' K« Hrmphill Htumn r ftth ht ' t un MixrtarJ m mm Js HcllwM t f l on l HjL j i •l No twitm i w - 1 r SlM«nM SfftlKll w 1 : Si rH lU SCIENCE: JUST BLOWING UP IN THEWIND 1ar Burns l.ick I ' oiis C harlfs Jeffries Cir.iLC Mi.l.lroy nn Paltcrson k.ithv Saunders Denins aden Joe V el el i:l I ' lClliniJ Janice Richardscm SfBiaEL Tap lull: Mr. Vaden explains what a hoal really is. Top: So that ' s where it is! says Bobb Marshall to Mrs. Burns. Top Righl: •Mr. Foos demonstrates the art of pulling a car up a hill. Boiiom Lett: Mrs. Saunders shows her bodv friend. Left: Mrs. Pat- terson, the mad scientist, at work. 315 MUSIC UNITED: WE STAND; DIVIDED: WE FALL Carroll Bdrnrt , ol htlurrJ Pan Bii .. Ml Harnct )l« ART: JUST PICTURE IT! Barbara Bratcher Pete Grubb Dorolhv Walthall Upper Left: Mrs. Walthall paints another pretty picture. Left: Mr. Grubb goes about his business. Below: Mrs. Bratcher shows us a how to do it. 317 COACHES PH DETERMINATION: THE ONLY WAY TO DO IT RIGHT Jim D tlu n BilUirjnl B t Ptkc Gino Tamr Nol PiiturrJ Rohrrt Kcrftuton tf ' ffif At Coach Brook df monditi ' ' nM. a)r« CoMk T«m« I Jil PHYSICAL EDUCATION FRONT, CENTER, BACK, AND UP r Left: Coach Gram makes the big dive. Below: Mrs. Pennington flies through the air with the greatest of ease. Bill Grant Jud Harrison Sandra Muse Gino Tamez V( ( Pictured: Joyce Pennington 319 CAFETLRIA W CJRKhRS: COOKING IT UP far Righi ii Brourdrc t««U il up light H,yi,i Mr. I .,.1.1 . ..h.-. It iH in 1. ■J , n n. r « - , - I f - ' ' i i • Wilu n. I loan McNaK. J?0 MAINTENANCE: 1 RECONSTRUCTING THE BUILDING Louie Bond. George Gibbons. Rub Gibbi ns. Joyce Mills. Warren Mills. James Clark. Noi Pictured: Jack Lee. Earl Bradford. Hollie Shep- pard. Paul Gorman. Dorothy Neblett. Ollie Richard.sun. . ' :V .Ml 321 1 ■ r. vr fF)l 323 GARLAND FLOWER SHOP LUCILE AND JIMMY LOCKETT BR 8 2153 WANDA ' S WANDA ' S ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS 278 3759 363 8401 1837 So. FirsI St. Meadow Central Mall Garland, Texas Dallas, Texas RICHARD H ROACH • LEROY HOWARD •MAX H SMItH. C L.U ARCHIE E HUNTER. JR STANIULLOCK.CPCU ROACH HOWARD SMITH HUNTER hTFloALTT CAMl H CUMI IWM Insu ranee 925 State Stre.t Phono 272 453! Garland. Toiat )]4 onmEnr is pll As vou tead these woids. you are surrounded by many conditions that support and influence life. Your environment includes the room temperature, humidity, lighting, colors, sounds and the very air you breathe. Inside homes and buildings, electricity is probably the biggest single factor in con- trolling and improving your environment. Without electricity, your environment would change dramatically with adverse effects to the way you live. With enough electricity, mankind has the potential to solve many of its new enviro- ment problems while maintaining present levels of productivity, comfort and convenience. CjoHond O Pouuer Light A Revenue Producing Home Owned Municipal Utility ARO o O OARUAND BANK TRUST COMPANY GARLAND. TEXAS LOBBY WINDOW DRIVE-IN INDOW TV AUTO TELLER SME £NE(tr - MNK If Mil WISH YOU SUCCESS IN 19741975 ¥ 325 McDonald Insurance Agency COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE REAL ESTATE 2940 South Fifth Office: 2711545 Garland, Texas 75040 Residence; 278 3787 Arnold Morgan Music Co. Musical Supermarket of the Southwest We have musical instruments for every family budget 510 S.Garland Road Garland, Texas (214)272 3591 272 1552 - rriJ Tnjimts et V J7 CX7 cL ItoA J iCCLCL oM r-Ki 2- 7 55 ( CICI SHOES 6114 Luther Lane Dallas, Texas 361 9551 }?« Area Code 2 14 272 4449 Hel+erbrand, Inc. EXCELLENCE FOR INDUSTRY PRECISION MANUFACTURING TO COMMERCIAL AND MILITARY SPECIFICATION David L. Helterbrand 905 S. Jupiter Rd. President Garland, Texas LC AShL£V1C0. K ' . I t-u lilt ' n ivit wniil. m « « MEMBERS OF Dallas Association of Insurance Agents Teias Association ot Insurance Agents Nat ' I. Association of Insurance Agents Garland Board of Realtors Teias Assn. of Realtors Nat ' l. Assn. of Realtors All Forms of Insurance 271 5555 L.G.ASHLEY GORDON PRESSWOOD 327 I . . ' STORE  2 . 2319 Gus Thomasson Rd. Dallas, Teias 75228 321 9109 STORE  I 336 Rldgewood Shopping Ctr. Garland, Texas 75041 278 6322 STORE «3 1424 Buckingham Rd. Garland. Teias 75042 4942035 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS — 75 ' in) DAVIS-WALLS CO. JACK DAVIS GLENN WALLS Iniuranve -- J eal t ifaU ' 2301 FOREST LANE SUITE 101 GARLAND TEXAS 75042 TEL 272 2581 JoDon Florist Garland Office Supply, Inc. 620 W. Garland Ave., P.O. Box 729 Garland, Texas 75040 272 6406 Personal and Commercial Styling Wire Service — Delivery Service JODON FLORIST 4412 Northwest Hwy. 2702928 270 3679 329 SinK n){ your on|{ . . . with harmony and ttyle . . . Ihr way you want il lunj;. (lUI Balfour ♦. ' RfprcsrnlPd b Ly nth-Stubbs 526-7207 WEDDING SERVICE PlANNfO REMEARStO OitECieO WITH PARTICULAR CA t We design unique flowers for pronrt and special occasions. . . . gifts, crafts, and art supplies, too. ( tRS0NAil7|0 ' n NC «Rv t  ROM MVlTATlON 10 RfCIPIKM RHEC IaRTm I ' i .; CASA DE FIESTA Y fiORfcS J7h  Uil . . .• ■ V ■ • . ■ Nil? TO -COkO ' . .  « ' k lANIi IM WAINU ' Ctlll lMO INC CINtIt , 1111 a Wv-- nil nil iiij nil ml I 1=) ' . Color Shoes. Inc. COLONIAL NATIONAL BANK of Gcirland Colonial National Bank Building (214) 272 95SI Mombor F.O.I.C. 806 Easy Street CHE ERLEAOING SHCHS. 0« ILL TEAM lOOTS.  A NO SHOES 215 — 276 7104 Garland, Texas 75042 II central pain+ing decorating 1 1422 HARRY MINES • SUITE 107 • DALLAS, TEXAS 243-1699 tommie nance contractor 331 AUTOGRAPHS - l . l 1--- ' Udi 4 t-rtC - -ir V6 ' ' I ' . ' i ' i ' i ' i ' i 332 raaia K] Professional Insurance Service BUSINESS AND PERSONAL LINES AUTOMOBILE — HOME — LIFE HOSPITALIZATION — BONDS For Your Convenience PAY MONTHLY For Fast Service Pick up the Phone and, Dial 278 0559 Residence Morris Apple 271 1776 Residence Jack Thompson 278 3176 3614 3616 Saturn Rd. Garland ALL MAJOR BRAND OILS Authorized Distributor R. E. DODSONOILCO. 2306 Sherwin Garland, Texas 75042 Telephone Bus. A.C. 2 1 4— 271-2535 EASTERN HILLS COUNTRY CLUB MARINA Orchard Hills Pharmacy Kingsley Road at Saturn North Star A SALLY BURNS Manager Telephone 278 2168 P.O. Box 38 — 3000 Country Club Road Garland, Texas rrid North Star rrna -y ' at Buckingham 278 3541 4942525 PHARMACISTS Lynn Leverton H. M . Curtis Steve Jacobson Rick Allen L. Stuart Harris Jim Medley 333 EPISCOPALCHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION I 1500 Ferguson Rd. Ddllds, Texas MR. K. C CLEANERS •I C«nt«r i)U 279 1121 ORCHARO HIIXS CLEANERS ]l09BS«hirf Ro d t Kinqtity 271 1153 QUALITY CLEANING at Reasonable Prices Cleaning Laundry Rewedving Leather goodt Alterations Special Rates on ScKooJ Unlforns School Jackets — Police Uniforms LIQUID PAPER Correction Fluid In a convenient no-apill SWISS COIFFURE 303 W. Centerville Rd. UP TO DATE IN FASHION 278 6216 278 1738 iU CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE 1975 COLONELS JIMTOLER CO. 307 Garland Bank BIdg. 2769565 DEVELOPERS OF TOLER ESTATES GARLAND ' S FINEST CUSTOM HOMES 335 2784121 Lo«ni on Almott Anythlnq of Value GARLAND PAWN SHOP BARGAINS IN DIAMONDS — GOLD COINS — TV i roots — WATCHES — CAMERAS — GUNS I7I4S. FirttSt. Garland. T«iAs 75040 FLOWERS THE HOUSE OF FLOWERS 109 A««. A. • e«rUnd. Tn«t TMMO 27frS44« Cody ' s INFANT THRU TEEN WEAR 456 RIdgewood Shopping Center Garland. Teiat 278 6437 718 W. CENTERVILLE 270 6757 Garland CONGRATULATIONS COLONELS NO ON OPTIMIST CLUB OF GARLAND lIAHrKK PK1M1N(; (OMrVN . IN( FRIEND OF THE YOUTH OFTICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE 701S SATURN ROAD GARLAND. TEXAS (214 2782192 ««VIN6GA«IAN0 AND AREA fO« 75 YEARS ))• JIM SALES SERVICE PARTS 348 7500 1300 E. Northwest Highway Dallas NEWMAN CMMvnourr Chevy ' s Cost Less in Garland 275 I S. Garland Ave. 278 8167 More Fashion, More Savinjis Lowest Prices at Kick Brakes Atlas Tires and Batteries State Inspection Tune Ups Kuiiiiture • Carpel Draperies • Appliances No Finance Charge For 1 2 Months 1909 GARLAND SHOPPLNG CKNTKR BILL LUNDY ' S Fast Road Service Mechanic on Duty 2410 W. Miller Air Conditioning Repairs Free Pickup and Delivery Phone: 278 5136 337 GARLAND GENERAL AGENCY ' WE ' LL BUY YOUR HOME AT A FIXED PRICE 0« Wt will MtlP YOU ' INO ONt REAL ESTATE • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • ACREAGE 276-5673 or 272-4814 INSURANCE lift • HOMt • AUTO • CASUAITY 819 W GARLAND AVE REALTORS • U lOlO IDHAMDi MAfl( (0 1 ' D) JC PENNEY CompJete Line of Mens and Boys Clothing Lddiet Ready to Wear — Sportswear Boys and Girls Gym Suits Family Shoe Oept. Garland Shopping Center. Garland and Miller Road. South Garland Booster Club Congrafulafes The Seniors of ' 75 BR%ES SHOWCASE OF DALLAS as • Asigns on }6ur iiciue ' S ♦ Wedding Gowns ♦ Bridesmaids ♦ I in nations ♦ Molhers Dresses ♦ Accessories ♦ Cocktails ♦ lormals ♦ Lingerie Formals Our Specialts f i 63-54t6 8455 Kate St. Preston Center (Just Ott Northwest Hwy. and Preston) irn BaNMAHEKICillD llD£.autu cziaLon 2919 SOUTH FIFTH GARLAND. TEXAS 75041 278-9411 Behind RIdgewood Shpg. Cntr. at Kingsley AUTO - HOMEOWNERS - FIRE INSURANCE CASUALTY BUTLER-COOMER AGENCY Doug Butler. Agent 705 W Ave B - Suite 208 Off. 272-4421 GARLAND TEXAS 75040 RES 276-6762 We invite special requests trom Athletic Departments Hurrah — Hurrah — Hurrah!! Class of 75 from AWARDS and THINGS Trophies — Plaques — Awards Custom Made for the Occasion School Jackets — School Sweaters — Warmup Jackets Golf Jackets — Jogging Suits The Famous Tiger Sp ort Shoes Tennis — Jogging — Soccer — Training Booster Clubs — Student Council See us for money making projects AWARDS and THINGS Dick Maggart 704 E. Walnut St. Larry McMann Phone 494 5085 339 FRCSH • PERMANENT FLOWERS • ART SUPPLIES SIFTS • WEOOINC ARRANGEMENTS . FUNERAL DESIGNS • 475-2098 Roulett Flouer Qift Shop LINO SMITH 473-3643 ITIO H lll irillT SHIRLEY T-JLLOS 276-1939 • OailTT Tfitt 7 Mt JACVtSON REAL ESTATE PHONE 272 7S91 LEWISVILLE PHONES 438. 5141 . 436 1319 SiaS S CARLANO Ave GARLAND. TX 7B04O B J ( 4 tuA lttU 725 S. Jupiter Rd. GARLAND, TEXAS 5012 ?7A 9471 We sincerely appreciate this opportunity to express our support of South Garland High School from Its BEGINNING, TODAY and its future. Emblems, Inc., 204 Pint Ntftiondl B nk Tow«r BROWNING ' S TROPHIES AWARDS INC. TOM BROWNING Pr«tid«nt I23N. Firt GarUnd. T«iat 75040 276 S479 J icpUchlj S Florist 124 E. Centerville ' orn«r Canlv ' iHo t Fi l , 271-1113 Day or Night Congratulations Seniors 1975 Johnles DISCOUNT AUTO SUPPLY Auto P«rtt — Motor OH — Accvttoritt DISCOUNTS TO EVERYONE 8 Stor t To S«rv« You In G«rUnd 340 vti t-iC K i OF GARLAND YOURtWROUGHT IRON IDEAS MAD£f BEAUTIFUL 2727626 ,409 E. Walnut Garland, Texas Burglar Bars Patio Door Guards Day or Night CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1975 341 I he SMI Journalism Workshop started t ff the year for some of the annual staff. Others began the ear by selling yearbooks during registratu n. Once scht)ol started, we all got together and began putting the ' 75 Sahrv together. Most of us learned that there was plent of work involved nn rc than wc had expected but lt ts of fun l M). .After straining to meet our deadlines, the book was finished. Now all we had li do was lt ok ft rw. rd to the tinie when the Siihrc would come back lt us all printed up just as we had plan- ned It. Receiving the .SW rc was the highlight of our year. I S4n«lr« I Atytm. ( • f ' aA . - rh ID Ktghl. Ahtnr r  J m Bcck Suv vcr. t h Coniwi. RinJ PaJfclt S f , nJ Rtm Suun Kinno. Pam KcnncU . y m S h . Irni lljtHC. |)ijnn« W ' rmhl. lolir Shiifnf.l r : ' .IK- PauU tr«i«. K M-.. Mfl.Hl i SU klutlfc Irni Hjncc ■• f ' Jiii 14 2 Bctkv Sti er. Stnior C tu.v Edilor Liz Miles, Junior Class Editor Pam Selby. Sophomore Class Editor I Pini KciineiK. Scniar Class Edilor Dianna Wright, Junior Class Editor Leslie Shuford, Ads Edilor Jay [ .ivis. ()ri ,ini:iiiuin lAtilur Paula Lewis, Organizations Edilor ( nil. I itner. Facullv Edilor Mack Huugc ipiiris Edilor Jeanene Moss. Spans unJ Ads Edilor Mek d Amburgcy. Sliulfnt i.itc t-Aliior 343 FACULTY CREDITS VDMIMSIRAIION AUMR. Don Counselor S 1 £.T; BS. M td ASm KY.Pat BtHjkkccper BRAI.EY. Ann: RccepiioniM-Sccrc- iar BOZI MAN, D. n% Librarian; I W I . I. I SIB S CAPI HART. Minnie Teacher Aide I)A IS. F.Imc Registrar Secretary. HAM). Kathleen: Junior Counselor: Rice t . N.T.S.t.: B.A.. M Fil H ' I.L VtXJlJ. B b Senior Coun- selor; F. T S U.; B.S.. M.Ed. M()I.V1F.S. Larry: Assistant Princi- pal KSt . BS MS Ml RRFIL. Leonard Assistant Principal. I LSL . B S . V) F.d NKIIOLS, Sue Librarian: i I.S.U.:M.Ed. OWI . CUde Delta State College. L I S.L.;BS. M Ld WAI KFR. Bett reathcr Aide rHlll. Pat Senior Ci)unselor. Ie as Wesle an Cotleije. N T S.U.; BS.MFd Wll 1)1 RMl III. K.Mi Math. Ill SI SW Si (ollcKC. I. I SI . BS. Ml. Sp«mv r of Student Council. i [ N(iHI(X l) Ruth Sophomore ( ounselor. S 1 s i M I J.. B.A.. M A II ( III RS (iNFW. Jud Business Education; S I S I MS AND! RM)N. Kent I rix lesis AAM Sam H. ' I H M ASMMORI Bescrlv Ci nc (■.•lIcKf I ■ - Bsi BANKS. Ann (iovcrnmcnl. His- tr as Tech. BS BARKSDALF. Donna English SI SL . BS BARRETT. Dana: Englith; N.T.S.L . Hunter College; B A . MA Bl IZA. Daniel: Instrumental Music; Southeast Missouri State L ' .. NTSL . Waihingt.m t BS M Music Ed. BRMCHER. Barbara: An. Stage- craft. English. Texas Tech. Eastfield. T W t . F.ast Tesas. B.S.MS BRIDWELL. Frank History: S.M.U.: B - M BR(X)KS. Cla ton English. StKial Studies. P E . Driver Education; MtMurrv College. Hardin Simmons. Abilene Christian College. North Texas State L.; B.S.. M.Ed.. Basket- ball Coach BROWN. John Industn.ij Arts, Power Mechanics. T ler Jr College. L . of Northern Colorado. North Texas St.iie: B S BR{) MN(. M lou Math. Loui- siana lech U.; B.S.: Sponsor of C hess Club BROWNLIJ.. Judic World Cicogra- phy ; Fjist Texas Stale I .. B S BRUNER. Audra: Business Ed.: E T S U . NT SI.; BS.. Junior Class Sponsor BIRNS. Mars K.iic Biolo): E I S C . Oklahoma Slate I . C ol.v rado State I . Sponsor of Biology Club. Senior Class (M l()W V. Ron World Hisiors I I A. Midwestern I .N I SI . I of S.in Francisco. B.A . Baseball and FiH lball C Mch DODSON. James PET CI . H S . Head Ciuch in Football. Spon- sor of Fellowship of Christian Mhletes FIIISTON. Beck History: t I n . St uihern Belle Spon- I N(.l ND. Roikic French and I ' uiish. FLTSU : B A . Spons. r of I rriuh ' lub FERGUSON. Bt b American His- tory ; Kilgore Jr. College. Texas Tech; B.A.. Sponsor of Tennis Team. FELERSTAHLFR. Helen Latin; Nevk Rochellc. Northwestern State L ' .. B A . M A . Sponsor of Junior Classical League FOGS. Jack Physical and BiologKal Science: Colo. L . L TE P., N M.S.U.. NTSL.: B.A.. MA FRANTZ, Barbara: Home Econom- ics. ETSL . NTSL ; BS; Spon soro(HEROandFH C.- RCI . Noemi Math. Bus. Icv.ix i I . B S Secondary Ed GARRETT. Judy Jourtulism. Eng- lish. BS. M.A . Sponsor of Student Council CiOHEEN. Norman Histoo- Gov- ernment. S M I . B A.. M.L.A.: Spsmsor of Ke Club. GOLIGHTLY. Kathrsn I ni;iish Art. Theoli gy. LX minican ( ••llcgc. Ill St I B M GRANT. Bill PL. History; I of Texas. .Arlington. ETSL. B S . M S . Sponsor of Golf Team and Gymnastics Tom GRL ' BB. Hcicr ri Id . PL ETSL. Kut to n Stale College. U.T.E.P.: B S H S. Rasmond Bus. Fd . Texas AM L . BB A. M IaI . Fik.iK,II and Track Ci ach H KRISON. Juds PE. English. I I SI . BS. MS HEAD. Joe Math. P I . Health. Supervision. L of . at Monlicello. NISI ns M Id.M ofSuperxi- MOtl Hi AD. Mane Bus Ed ; ET-S.l: . NTSL BS III M). W B DF F TSL . B A. M I il . Sponv.iof l)F( A( lub HI SU ' HIl L. ka Histors Fnfilish. SML.ETSU.:B.S IIU.MIOWI R. Flame Bus Ed . I W I NISI. B.S. }44 FACULTY CREDITS HOl.LLNSHLAD. Linda: Bus. td.; E.T.S.U.: B.S.: Sponsor of Junior Class MORN. Bill; Lnglish. P.L.: Texas A M LI.. E.T.S.U.. N.T.S.U.; B.S.; Coach. HOWARD. Diane: H.E.: Paris Jr. College. E.T.S.L.: B..A.; Sponsor of HOWELL. Thomas M.: V.A.; Hen- derson Co. Jr. College, Texas A M L ' .: A.A.. B.S.: Sponsor of FFA. ML DSON. Bettie: H.E.: N.T.S.U.. S.M.L .; B.S.. ML. A.: Sponsor of FHA. JAMES. Kaihleen: Math. History: L . of O.. S.M.L.; B.A.; Sponsor of Sophomore Class. KENNEDY. Gay: Nurse; T.W.U.: B.S.: Sponsor of Future Nurses Cluh. KERR. Barbara: Speech. Drama. English; N.T.S.U.: B.A., M.A.; Sponsor of Speech Club. KING. Earleen: English. History; Te asTech.: B.A. LAZO. Joseph S.: Spanish: Del Mar Jr. College. Texas A I: B.S.S.E.; Sponsor of Spanish Club and Sopho- more Class. LOEWEN. Donna: English. Journal- ism; T.W.U.. N. T.S.I ' .. S.M.U.; B.A.: Sabre Sponsor. MATT. X. Bett : History. Govern- ment; Christian College of the South- west. T.W.U.; B.A. McCORMACK. Barbara: English. German: U.T.A.. L ' .T.A. (Austin): B..A.; German Club Sponsor. M INTER. Penny: Home Manage- ment; E.T.S.U.: B.S.: Sponsor of FHA. MOORE, Joe: Math. Physics: S.M.U.. U.N.M.; B.S.. M.Ed. Sc. MULKEY. Dale: General Agricul- ture. Biology; E.T.S.U.; B.S., M.S.: Sponsor of Co-Op Agriculture Club. ODOM, Lov: Industrial Arts: N.T.S.U., E.T.S.U.: B.S.. M.Ed.: Sponsor of Industrial .Arts Club. O ' NEIL, Patrick: Ind. Arts: Western III. U.: B.S. ORTEN, Dixie: Business Admin.. English: E.T.S.U.. S.M.U.: B.S.. VLL.. .: Sponsor of O.E. A. PARIS. Jayne: English: S.F.A.: B.A.. MA. PARKS. Shan: English. History: S.M.L .: B.A. PATTERSON. Ann: Chemistry; U.T.A. (Austin). N.T.S.U.; B.A.; Sponsor of Chemistry Club. PENNINGTON. Joyce: P.E.. Eng- lish: N.T.S.U.. Tarrant County Jr. College: B.S.; Sponsor of Dixie Dar- lings. PRICE. Bob: Coach. Texas History; Tyler Jr. College. N.T.S.U.: B.S., .M.Ed.; Senior Class Sponsor. REESE. Annie: Business Education: Jarvirs Christian College. S.M.U.: B.S. RICHARDS. Paulette: Social Stud- ies: N.T.S.U.: B.S. RICHARDSON. Janis: Psychology; U. of Ga.. Georgia Southern College. U. of Fla.. N.Y.S.U.. Fla. S.U.; B.S.. M.S. ROBERTS. Betty: English; A.C.C., E.T.S.U.; B.S.Ed.: Sponsor of Sopho- more Class. SCHMIDT. Reggie: History. Eng- lish; S.F.A.: B.S.; Sponsor of Junior Class. SEYMOUR. Pete: Math; N.W.U.. E.T.S.U.; B.S. SHOEMAKER. Sue: Mathematics. Psychology: N.T.S.U.. T.T.U.: B.A. SIKES. Peggy: History. English: C.C. of SW., E.T.S.U.: B.S.; Sponsor of Junior Class. SMITH. Anita: Math: T.W.U.. S.M.U.; B.A. SMITH. Weldon; Sec. Ed.. P.E.. His- tory: Ranger Junior College, A.C.C.; B.S.; Sponsor of C.T.G.. T.S.T.A. Sl ' RL 11.1.1.. Su anne; English. Home Economics; T.W.U.. Sam Houston S.U.; B.A.; Sponsor of 1 HA STABENO. Karen: English: U.T.A.. U. of Santa Clara: B.A.. M.A.; Spon- sor of National Honor Society. TAMEZ. Regino: P.E.: S.W.U.. E.T.S.U.. S.W.T.S.U.. U.T.A.. Navarro Jr. College: B.S.. M.S. THOMPSON, Randy: Mathematics, English; Austin College, Bowling Green State U.: B.S. TROTMAN, Jean: Bus. Ed.: N.T.S.U., U.C.L.A.; B.S.; Spon.sor of Senior Class. VADEN. Dennis: Biology, Physiol- ogy: N.T.S.U.. L.S.U.: B.A.; Sponsor of Chemistry Club. VAN WINKLE. Betty: Sec. Ed., Spani-sh, English; El Centro College. N.T.S.U., National Autonomous University (Mexico): A. A., B.S.Ed.; Sponsor of Spanish Club. WALTHALL. Dorothy: English, Art: E.T.S.U.. Texarkana Jr. College; B.A. WATKINS, Donna: English. Jour- nalism: S.W.St..T.T.U., U.T.A.; B.A.; Sponsor of Plantations Times. WETZEL. Joe: Botany. Zoology. Broad Field of Science; Grayson Countv Jr. College. E.T.S.U.: B.S.. M.S. WIHIE, Ann: Mathematics: N.T.S.U.. U. of Houston; B.S.. M.S. WHITE. Carl: Ind. Arts: S.E. St. at Okla.Okla. State. WILSON. Sondra: Mathematics Ed.; Evangel College. U. of Ga., S.M.U.; B.S.. M.Ed.; Sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta. WITT. Sharon: English, History: S.F.A.U.: B.S.; Cheerleader Sponsor. WOLFE, Betty: Bus., History; S.F.A.U.; B.S. ARV,AN. Patricia: Bus. Ed.; N.T.S.U.; B.S. 345 SENIOR CREDITS a«H. ADAMS. BrciMLi AVIBLRCf ' V Sui.i i . 74 l ' J Club. ' ■• il ' JTiw, . ,u 4. I T A . 72 . 7J. Mu Alphj Itxu. 7J ASDF:RSON.Ci4r , Iniramuial Fool- b«ll. Inlrimural BjtkclK«ll ANOhRSUS. Mark. Indudrial Ari luh 71 . 74 ANDIRSON. Jamc. RihIcu C ' luh (• ' — il«nl. 74 ■ 7) ARMsrRONC. Li «: Soulhrrn Bcllct M4fU(cr 74 7V Spannh Club. 7) . 74. Offnc hduv4li..n A. K . 7J . 74, F HA . 74. 7 ARURBl RN OjmJ Var Iraa BatcKall. Kr ( luh. I Chritlwn Alhlclc . 8 team i uMibitll AIKINS. I i«a, NjiKinjI Mnnor S 74 7 . Mu Alpha thcia, 74 - 7 , s em Bcllo. 7) . 7V Whtiii Wh«) Am«n|! AmcfKan Mifh Schioil Slutlcnu. 7.1 ■ 74. PUinuiion rimc . 74 ■ 75. taltn Club. 7J ■ IS A( I r R .►.. Al KiM. uwn. V.uihcni H :lk . 4 7?. F H A Vice Prc«idenl 74 7 . DM -• -I AM  e l nic I • rrn Belles 71 . , ,, . ■J • Slu.)«nt luulKll. i • 7 . tin I cminine H Ml n I vri.n 1) 1.1 . ! ,•• HAkt K Kenneth. FrtlKh Club. 72 ■ 7) HAM Sh«rvl. Mu Alpha Th«la. 75 HAIIV larr . iva Stale Winner. 7.1 ■ ' 4 nt Sfl of Atm«. 71 74. Vita Vkc Prrudcnt. 74 ■ 75 HAXII R Philip. V«rMi TrMk.72-75 BICKWiril Brcnda Oitw tJarlinp. 72 7}. BH ti o(luh ' • BMI. Turn Bll I MAS ). n I I V 7 Vir(iar ' l 74 v d««l. 74 . 75 BINM • 1 I ■ . , . iub. 7: I ' laniaiion Timet. 73 ■ 7$: WIm ' % Who Amon( Aincr- Kan Mi|h School SHidenUw 73 ■ 74. BIAR. John. Band. 72 ■ 75. Germait Club. 73 - ••4 BIFIFR. Mike. D F.C A . VKe Proidenl. 74 75. F FA. 72 . 74. O I A Book tlurc Manager. Intramural Batkclball Bll SIR Villi. Njiional Mem Vihtilar- «hip Scmifinaliti. 74. (icrman Hub. 72 • 75. PUnuiion Timcv 73 • 75. BIR( IIFIFLt). Niu. Sp«ni h Club. 72 - 7 J. I r A . 7) . 74. Senior Mini Fnendly. F F A Sutcelhearl. 74 • 75. Homecoming Queen Nominee. BIRDSONG. Gilberl. Vamit I ix irvill i cllowthip of ( hntiijn Alhlelrt. Var%il trjik. Cierman Club BLAKF. Pam Beu Club. Spanith Club. Vita. Intramural ollc hall B()F.St,Lol n N IIS BOSTAIN. iamev II I. C F . General A  embl BOISFORI). Karen. F H A . 72 . 73: Spanith Club. 71 ' 4 HOW IN Paul ( ..nterl Band 71 . 7 Indutlnal Arl ( luh 7; . 71 UKANDI SBl Rli. Arthur. Intramural ItHMball. 71 . 75. Intramural Volleyball. -4 ■ ■ HKI HIS. lima. I M A , ' I ■ ?;.  uiure Nur«% of Amenta. 72 • 74; Mu Alpha Thela. 74. Vna. Freaiurtr. 7) . 75. Intra- mural Volleyball. 74. Intramural Batkel- hall. 7 BRIMM V ' ( aplain. ar ll I I)i«trH ' t. Moat Valuahk i ' U i . Ilc i lUvk BRINKMV Deh . I Honor Sotielv 74 ' ()l t OF A. Trcaiurer. 74 ■ 75. |- HA; Soulhrrnairtv 72- 71. tennii ' : ' l BRITTON K I M ' 4 i FT A, 71 RR(M)KS. Kalhv Ihe«punt HHf WN Cimt. ■ ' I V F H A. ' ' ■ ' ■ ' ' ' . Hitioeun HKOWN ' amural Batketball. Intrjmur 1 BROWN. Lkii--. i. crman Oub. 72 - ' .i, F.H A.. 74 • 75. Drama Hub. 74 . 75- BROWN. Drbb . Southcnuirev Librar- ian. 72 • 73. C. ■ jv Vice Pre |. deiil.73.74. B: ' 1- ' 4 Acap. pelb Choir. 74 - tv n Oub. 74 • 75; Southern Belle Manager. 74 ■ 75. BRl NCR. Chrr l. NaiMwal Honor S.x ' et .74.75. Beu nub. 74.75. Mu Alp Theta. 74 • 75. O F. A . Sev-rcur«. 74 SenKW All SC H5 . F T.A. 72 - 73 C SII •?.Vci BRYAN. JcfF BL BEL Tim. Intramural Sfwrtv 73 ' Wrettltng. ' ' 4 ' « s- - - 4 : - ' •■(«! BLCHAN N I vc Ti McaJ t hccr- leader. 73 • 75 preMdent ' tCountil. Spiaii-  h nub. 72 - Wh.. Among AmeiKan High icniv 74 . 75; Outtundinf Ictr-i o ■ ' Aii erKa. 74. 75. (oK.nelMadv BICHANAN. JuIm. TrcAMirer i f Thn- punt. 74 ■ 75. Colonel Oioruv 73 • 74i F H A . 72 . 73 ' i BUHMIVIR Me;.  a. Cheerleader ' . ' - ' 5(la«- : • 74. AIISG II S 7274. Bc Spirit. 74. ' Sh, « boalcn. 73-74: BcU OuK 74 - ' ' Bl I lARD. Mark Bl RLF.50N. Belinda. [ i ie Darlingv 73 • 73. French Club. 73 • 74. Biotog CJuK 73-74 BIRRIS. Tomm . BkiIo( Ouh i 75. French Club. 74. 75. C 74 • 75. Ke C lub. 75, |ni ball. Intramural Batkeiball Bl TIFR. Nina. French nuK 73 -74 BYRO. Judith. Junior Adiiotincnl. I 72. Spanwh CluK 73 . 74. Ulin Club. 74 75; Wh«  Who Am( ng AmeiKan Siu- d«nlv73 CAIN ObbK. F H A. Scc cur . Sfvin uhClub CANTRFI I tVannv F F A.7| .75 I API MAR I S4..C4. Band. 72-75. Spanith nub. 72 . 73. Bwtofy nob. 74 1 K I ' M I I I Namm . Mill  nju man ' ' 4 75 C ARU.R. L nn omii (UU CUl ' l ■ fCUl J4A .• : ' S CASH. Chuck. Oulsi.inding Icnor. 12 - 73; Mi cd Choir. 72 - 7.V Acappclla Choir. 7.1 . 75; Showboalers. 74 - 7.V Iniramural Vollcvball. 7.1 - 74. N II .S . .Sccrclar.N. 74 - 75; South- ern Belles. Manager. 74 - 75. COL H. OaviU 1)11 low. Kim; I rciith ( lub. 72 - 75; 1u Alpha I hela. 74 - 75: K I A.. 72 • 73; Dmc Darlings, 72 - 73; Dime Manager. 73 - 75. CASTRO. Ehsa; Counselor Office. 74 ■ 75;F.H.A..74-75. CHANDLER. Susan; Spanish Club. 74 - 75; Youth for Christ. 73 - 74; I .H.A.. 72 - ■?3 CHAPMAN. Ginn ; Di ic Darlings. 72 - 73: N.H.S.. 74 - 75; Mu Alpha Ihcla. 73 - 75: Biologs Club. 73 - 74; Cheniistr Club. 74 - 75; Latin Club. 73 - 74. C HARLLS, Michael: Latin Club; Intra- mural Football. Basketball. Volleyball; ICA t IIILDRt. Brad; Biolog Club. 72 - 74; Kc Club. 74-75. CLARK. Marlon; Industrial Arts Club. CLAL STRL. Sharon; V.O.E.. 73 - 75: F HA. 71-72. COKE. Cind : Spanish Club. 73 - 74; Industrial Arts Club. 73 - 74; D.E.C.A.. 74 - 75; Industrial Arts Club Sweetheart Nominee. 73 - 74. COLE. Janice; National Honor Society. 74 - 75: Mu Alpha Theta. 74 - 75: Acap- pella Choir. 72 - 75; Region Choir. 74 - 75: All-State Choir. 75. C RAIN. Brendn: Homecoming Queen. 74 - 75: Most Beautiful. 72 - 74; Assistant Head Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader. 72 • 75; Student Council. 72 - 75; N.H.S.. 74 - 75; Class Favorite Nominee, 72 - 74. CII.P. Mariann; Student Director Forum ; I H A, Secretary. C L NNINCiHAM. Laura; F.H.A..7I - 72: Latin Club. 73 - 75: Inlramurals. 72 - 75; Honorable Mentinn. Poetry League. 71 -72; Honorable Mention. lalespinners League, 73 - 74. CL STER. Debbie: Dixie Darlings. 72 - 73; Spanish Club. 72-74. D.ANIEL. John; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Varsity Tennis, 72 - 75: Latin Club, 72 - 73: Mu Alpha Theta. 74 - 75; N.H.S., 74 - 75: Most Valuable Player. Tennis. 73 - 74. DANIELS, Carol. DA ENPORT. Gail: Dixie Darlings. 72 • 73: Pre-Lab. 73 - 74: V.O.E.. 74 - 75. DAVIS, Debbie; Dixie Darlings, 72 - 73; Dixie Darlings. Lieutenant. 73 - 74: Biol- ogy Club. 72 - 74: F.T.A.. 73 - 74; Student Council. 74-75: Sabre Staff, 73 - 74. DOBBS. Karia; F HA ; F.T.A.; Tennis. DOWLON, Mike l)L NN. Alan; Band. 72-74. DL ' NN, Mane: Spanish Club. 72 - 73; F.H.A.. 73 - 74: F.H.A.. President. 73 - 74: President ' s Council. 74 - 75: Librar- ian. 74; P.E. Aide, 75. EDDY, Robin; H.E.C.E.; HERO.. 74 - 75:F.H.A.,73-74. EDNEY, Tony: Inlramurals; Spanish Club; French Club. EDWARDS, Lisa: N.H.S.: Mu Alpha Theta: Band. 73 - 75: Spanish Club. 74; F.H.A.. 72. EDWARDS. Tom: Che.ssClub, 74 - 75. ELLINGTON. Rick: Varsity Football: Varsity Track; N.H.S.: Key Club; Mu .Alpha Theta; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. EMBREY. Laurie. ENSLEY. Don: Librarian. 72 - 73; Span- ish Club. 74 - 75. COLLINS. Ann; Youth for Christ. 72 - 73. LA.L.. 73 - 74, Secretary, 74 - 75. ice President; German Club, 72 - 73; Attendance Office, 74 - 75. DAVIS. Jay; Key Club. President. 74 - 75; Student Council. 73 - 75; NHS.. Par- liamentarian. 74 - 75; Mu Alpha Iheta: Senior .Most Friendly : Senior All S.G.H.S. ESTES. Elden; Spanish Club. 73 - 74. EVANS. Greg: Key Club; Industrial Arts Club, COLLINS. Car ; Golf Team. 72 - 75: Beta Club, 73 - 75: Fellowship of Chris- nan Athletes, 74 - 75: Key Club, 74 - 75; Spanish Club. 74-75; Young Life. 74 - 75. C OLLINS. Vlelissa: Latin Club. 72 - 75; Spanish Club. 74 - 75: German Club. 74 - 75; Chemistry Club. 73 - 74; F.H.A.. 71 - 73. COLLINS. Ricky. COOPER, Sherri: F H.A.; Soulhernaires: Bel Canto. 74 - 75. CONNER. Caria: Band. 72 - 73: F.T.A.. 73 - 74. O.E.A.. 74 ■ 75; N.H.S.. 74 - 75: Youth for Christ. 72-73. CONNER. Cathy: Senior All S.G.H.S.; NHS.: Mu Alpha Theta: International Thespians. Reporter; German Club. Pres- ident; Dixie Darlings. Lieutenant. COOPER. Danna: Dixie Darlings, 72 - V Sabre Staff. 72 - 73: Office Education Association, 73 - 75; General Assembly. DAVIS. June; H.E.C.E.. 73 - 75: F.H.A.. 71 -73; Speech Club. 72-73. DAVIS, Stan: Varsity Football. 73 - 74; Varsity Track. 73 - 74; N.H.S.. 74 - 75. President; Senior Class Member at Large: Senior .Most Handsome: Student Council. 73 - 75. DAWSON. Rhonda; French Club. 73 - 75; F.T.A.. Secretary, 73 - 75. DEAN. Ram; Symphonic Band, 72 - 75; Spanish Club. 72 - 73: Biology Club. 74 - 75; Band Librarian. 74 - 75. DEAN. Paula; Symphonic Band. 72 - 75: Biology Club. 72 - 75; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Chemis- try Club. 73 - 74: Spanish Club. 72 - 73. DeFORD. James; N.H.S.: Mu Alpha Theta; Beta Club: Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Latin Club Consul; Plantation Times Staff. DEVEREAUX. Homer. FALT. Eric. FASANG. Mel; Varsity Football; Soccer. FEAGIN, Jerry: Football Trainer, 72 - 73: French Club. 72 - 73: Basketball Trainer. 73 - 74; Chemistry Club. 73 - 74; Biology Club. 74 - 75. FERRELL. Jolinda; Marching Band. 72 - 75; Symphonic Band, 72 - 75: Biology Club, 72 -74. FLEMING. David: Symphonic Band. 72 - 75: Concert Band. 73 - 74; Stage Band. 72 -73: German Club. 72-74. FLETCHER, Allen: Symphonic Band, 72 - 75; All Region Symphonic Band. 71 - 75; All Area Symphonic Band. 73 - 75; All Slate Band. 73 - 75; Band President: Mu Alpha Theta. 73 - 75. FLETCHER. Connie: Nominee. Most Likely to Succeed: N.H.S.. 74 - 75: Mu Alpha Theta. 74 - 75: Latin Club. 73 - 75; Biology Club, 72 - 73: F.H.A.. 71-72. 347 f IWl. Urr . Drum M iof. 73 • 7J. Mu , _.,... • ' 4 ■ 75 N MS. 74. 75. All S ' ■• 75 Ml Rc(M n a«nj. 72 - 7 -.ji.M.a. Merit Letter ufCummcnJ |i, -.( ■ B 7J. Scr- FORD. Unx. S H S . 72 . ' Club 71 . 7), OT«:hotu. 71 - -4 •75 tORt riC M. Mclinda, lnlcrn liunal Th(«pijn Society. 73-75. PUnUtion Time St«ff 74 . 75. Altcn«Lince Offite Worker. 74 ■ 7}. Bantl. 72 - 7) FORT. Roben. Vir ily Football. 74-75 Ke luh 72 • 73 I renchClub. 73 - 74 I RU K. Kim. S uihern Bell. Suphumorc CUm Vne PretiJeni. 7; ■ rj. NHS 74-75 t.efmjn Club. 72 . 75; Vi . . Among Amcriciin High Sv IV 73 - 74. Bi. l« i; flub. -: •73.  I IX. I Mjtk. Senior nav% Pre i«knl. Seniiir ( Um { jtxrite. Mu Alphj Ihcu. VMS Belj Club. Variil) Irjck Ic4m. M SDI IN(;. Dile. Senior Vlo«t r l- cnicd. Ml Region Choir. 7| ■ 75. All Area B nJ 73 74, Sho hoater . 7J • 75 AtjppelU Choir ■ ■•• ■ Suge Band. 73 - 7 ' (iAt I AHIvR. tliubclh. French Club. 73 I I. MMON. Larr (iAS TON. Vernon ( IHHS Sle e. Wh« ' « Who Among Amer u . Mi-- i,x | Siiulenl«. 71 . 74, np y. M T Sho«b..jlcr B M.n. 72 • 73. i rench (luh ' 4 75, Kevnub.74.75. (.IBSON, Connie; M F R O . F M V I ' eaturcr. H F ( ' F til.lASON SanJi. Di«ic t «rling.t. 72 73 COWEN. Cindy; F.H.A_ 74 • 75 GRACE. Carol; Southern Belle . 74 ■ 75; Diiic Djrimg . 72 • 73. F.H A, 74 - 75. Cenerjl Av.emN . 73 • 75; F T.A. 73 • 74 GREEN. RKk GRAY. Cornelitt GRAYSON. 0 il. F H.A., 72 • 73 But- of ( lub. 73 • 74. F H A . 74 • 75 GRISSErr Dtnj. Spamth Cubk 73 • 74: F T A . 73 - 74 Gl NNIN. Tom. S(Vini«h Club. 73 - 74: (icncral AttcmbI). 73 . 74, Homecoming Queen Nominee. 74 • 75. Colonel ' l.4d) Nominee. 74 • 75: Mimi Feminine Nomi- nee, 74 . 75 Gl MIR Mirk. (hemi lr Club. 73 - 74 GUYON. But); Vanity Football. 73-75. Kc Club. 72 • 73; All Dutnct. 74-75. All Metro. 74 • 75; OultljnJing ()cfcnti c Bjck. 74 • 75; Track Team. 72 - 73. IIAC.IN. Terry. Var it FiNitball. 73 - 74. VjtMiv Track. 74. French Club. 72 - 73; Beta Club. 71-72. J.V Baiketball. 72 - 71 MALL. De 4 ne. Band. 72 - 74. German Club.72-74. V.I.C.A..74-75. MM I.Gary ;V.I.C A.. 73-75- HALl.. Shirley. Beta OuK 73 -75. Prru dent. 74 • 7V s H S 74 . ? S. uthern Bellev 73 ' ' 5. I rcnvh t luh ' 3 7 Biol- ogy Club. 72 • 73. President ' Council II MI R Mjrgjrct. S II S 74 . 75. Mu Mphj I hew. 74 • 7S. Ilitiiirian. Planta tion Times Staff, Photographer. 73 • 75. M VMII KIN I ' h.l II MII.TON. Sandra. I i k Darling - 72 ■ 71 I M 1 • ' MANl I Jem. Spanish (lub. 73 ■ 75. I M . 73 . 74 Sahre Staff. ' 4 - 75; Pl« . denl ' t CtiuiKil. Cheu Club GinvrB s k Trjm 71 Cl. II ' 4 I Nano, I reiKh (Tub. 73 4 I 1 N ' 4 7 H RVEY. Pam. Oiue Darting . 72 ■ 73 DEC A. 74 75 HARWELL Lorraine. I H ARFIELD. Sharon. FreiKh Oub ' H KINS. PameU. Bioiogy (lub. 72 - 73. Health Carccr Oub. 7: ' !.«-  urer. 73 • 74 HELMS. Jacky. Spannh OuK 73 - 74: General Ai«cmbly. 72 • 7}; Key Cub. 74 . 75 HENDERSON. Hope. Suutherruirev 73 • 74. Bel Canto. 74 • 75. FreiKh Oub. 73 - 74 F T A . 74 - 75 Ml M FY Mma r M A. 72 •75. Hi RRIN, l a.,u i-ctnanOub ' ? Bund 72 - 73 HERRON. BUine. Mu Alpha TTtcU. 74 • 75. VKe Pre«deni. Key (Tub, 74 - 75. German Club. 72 - 75. Chemittr Club. 74 -75 Wh V Who Am. nHigh School Student . Intu Hl( KVIAN. Kenneth. Varuly Track. 72 •75 Mil DINGi R. Mike Who°t ho Am. ng American High School Student , Chemi - tr%. 74 • 7V VKe Pre ident. Rourv Siu- dent o( the Month. N H S . 74 ■ 75. Bcu Hub. 74 • 75. Mu Alpha TheU. 74 • 75, Hill. Ste «; All SO HS. 74 - 75. PUn- tatK n Timev 74 • 7 FditiH . Beta Club. 74 ■ 75. Treaturer, Mu Mpha Theta. ' 4 . 75. Reporter, N US.. 74 • 75. LaUn Ouh 77. 75, Trea urer. 73-74 HINIS Gars HIN.SH A U - ' ' ■ ' ' 74 HOlXiF-S. Pete. Soccer Oub. Champ 73. intramural . H(K ' N, Dchra Pietidenl. The pian«. ■ 4 ■ ' , SenH r M.wt Talented HOLBOKE. Minds S| anith Club. 72 - 75.FMA-M-7 iiOIDFR ieiU. Attendance OHkcv 74 II COLD k4in« (,. ph«(. .J •4 Manage HAROR ' - ' • I ' ' ■ ' • ' ' ' ' CiMb M KMFR. Shtila. FT. A.. 72 • 7): Nils ' I intcrnatHMal Thrtptan . 7) M K IM N ( armeen HOI I IN(.SNM R I M Jjnci J.nii.r ( lj« I .isiwiir Nominee Sophi ' m. ' ic 1 ' . jJer, S pho- ( la  Scire- lar).OLA. •• ' 1 • ste e Spanuh (Tub. 73 • 74. 1. ,h 71 ?4 Band. 73 ■ ' 4, 141 n i:.C.A.. President. 74 - 75. 1 lOlAlES. Chris: Key Club. 74 - 75. IU)I MES. Urr ; B.ind. 72 - 75: Biologj flub. HOLMES. RodncN; V.I.C.A.: Key Club; induNlrial .Arls; Inlramural Sports. HCXJTEN. Kim; O E A . 74 - 75. Presi- dent; E.H.A.. 74 - 75, Secretary: O.E.A.. 73 . 74. Secretary ; Biology Club. 73 - 75: President ' s Council. 74 - 75. Pariiumenlarian. 73 - 74. JOHNSON. Dieter JOHNSON. Jay; J. . Football. 73 - 74; Varsity. 74 - 75; Track 73 - 74; Baseball. 74 - 75. JOl.LV. Paula; Who ' s Who Among . merlcan High Schoiil Students; French Club President. 74 - 75; Senior Most Witty; Southern Belle Manager. 73 - 74; Recording Secretary Student Council; Plantation Times Staff. Honor Society. 74 • 75; Spanish Club. 73 • 75; Biology Club. 73 - 75: F.H.A.. 72 - 73, I ARSON. Sandra. Sabre Staff. 74 • 75: National Honor Sociels. Treasurer. 74 - 75; Beta Club. 73 - 75; Dixie Darlings, 72 - 73; Industrial Arts Sweetheart, 73 - 74; President ' s Council. 74 - 75. LEGCEIT, Laura: Southern Belles. 73 • 75. Lieutenant. 74 - 75; Nominee for Sen- ior Most Witty: Nominee for Senior Most Friendly; Dixie Darlings, 72 - 73: National Thespians. HOI SE. Robert: Latin Club, 72 - 73; Biology Club. 72 - 73. HOWELL. George: Intramural Sports; South Garland .Motocross Team. HOYT. Missy; Varsity Cheerleader: Sen- ior Class Favorite: Spanish Club: Biology Club; Homecoming Queen Nominee: Colonel ' s Lady Nominee. HLCKABV.Gary: Intramural Sports. HL FFMAN. David; V.I.C.A. HL N I. John: Intramural Sports. HL NT. Patricia: F.H.A. HLNT. Susan; D.E.. 73 - 74; Biology Club. 74 - 75: Golf Team; F.H.A.. Parlia- mentarian. 74 • 75. HLSKEY. Mitchell: Varsity Basketball. 73 - 75; Best Colonel Spirit Nominee. 75; Colonel Nominee. 75; Most Handsome Nominee. 75; Football Colonel. 75; Most Handsome Nominee. 74. INGRAM. Freddie; V.I.C.A.. 73 - 75. INSLATE. Pat; F HA. 74-75. ISAACS. Eugene: Football. 72 - 73; V.I.C.A.. 74 -75. J.ACKSON. Mark: Key Club. 72 - 73; Intramural Sports. 73 - 75. JACOBY. Brad; B Team Football. 72 - 73: J.V. Football. 73 - 74. JAMESON. Cassi; Southern Belle. 73 - 75; Dixie Darling. 72 - 73; Junior Class Reporter. 73 - 74; Senior Class Reporter. 74 - 75; Rotary Club Student of the Month; Belle of the Year. Nominee. JONES. Charles. JONES. Charlotte: F.H.A., 73 - 74. JONES. Kathy; Distributive Education. Secretary. Treasurer. JONES. Kimberly: Tennis Team. JORDAN. Bill: Band. 71 - 75: Stage Band. 71 -75; Latin Club. 71 -73; Biology Club; Intramural Volleyball. KEARNEY. Ronda; Dixie Darlings. 72 - 73: F.H.A.. 72 - 73; V.O.E.. 74 - 75; National Thespians. 73 - 75. KENDRICK.Greg. KENNEDY. Pam: Dixie Darlings, 72 - 73: Librarian, 72 - 73: Spanish Club. 73 - 75. President, 74 - 75; President ' s Council, 74 - 75; F.H.A., 73 - 74; Sabre Staff, 74 - 75. KEN YON, Gloria. KILLEBREW. Beckie: O.E.A.. 73 - 74. KNOX. Bill; German Club. 73 - 74; D.E.C.A..74-75. KODER. Kim: Dixie Darlings. 72 - 73: F.H.A.. 73 - 75; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. 74-75. KR.AMP. James: Captain of Sentries. 74 - 75; .Acappella Choir. 72 - 74: Showboa- ters. 73 - 74; Nominee for Sophomore Most Handsome: Nominee for Senior Most Talented: National Thespians. KRANNIG. Bobby; Varsity Football. 73 • 75: Biology Club; Acappella Choir. KRAUS. George: Chess Club. 72 Homeroom Representative. 73 - 74. 74: LIVINGSTON. Dana; Symphonic Band. 72 - 75: Biology Club, 72 - 75. Treasurer. 74 - 75: Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. 73 - 74. LOCKLEY. Maria: National Honor Soci- ety. 74 - 75; Spanish Club. 72 - 74; F.H.A.. 74-75. LOFLAND, Billy: Biology Club. 72 - 73. LOFTIN. James: Chess Club. 72 - 73: Industrial Arts Club. 73-74. LOVE. Teresa; F.H.A. 74- 75. LOW E. Rexanne: I.C.T.. Secretary, 73 - 74; V.I.C.A.; F.H.A.; Counselor ' s Worker, 72 - 75. MAECKEL. Phyllis: Southern Belles. 73 - 75: National Honiir Society: Mu .Alpha Theta: Latin Club: Dixie Darlings. 72 - 73. MANLEY. Kirbv: Plantation Times, 73 - 75: Sabre Staff. 74 - 75. MARKHAM. Jeannie; National Honor Societv. 72 - 75; F.H.A.. 72 - 75: French Club. 72 - 74. MAR LOW, Virginia. MARTIN. David; Rodeo Club. MARTIN. James; Varsity Track. 74 - 75: Spanish Club. 73 - 74; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. 73 - 74. MARTIN, Michael; Symphonic Band, 72 - 75; Marching Band, 72 - 75: French Club, 73 - 74. MARTINEZ. Eulogia: Spanish Club. 74 - 75. JENNINGS. Kar la; Pre Lab. 73 - 74; VOE. 74 - 75; Dixie Darling. 72 - 73; F HA. 71 -72. JOHNSON. Diana: Spanish Club. 72 - 73; Dixie Darlings, 72 - 73: Southern Belles, 74 - 75; F.H.A.. 74 - 75: O.E.A., KRAUSE, Lisa; Dixie Darlings, 72 - 73; Spanish Club, 72 - 73: Southern Belles, 73 - 75. Lieutenant. 74 - 75: National Honor Society, 74 - 75. LANGLEY. Teresa: Future Teachers, 72 - 75, Vice-President, 73 - 74: National MARVEL. Anita; Biology Club. 74 - 75: Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. 74 - 75. .MASSON. Victoria; Latin Club. .MAITINGLY. Kaihv: F.H.A.. 74 - 75. 349 MA Vfutucl NK ARTY. Kcilh |. ( H IV VI n r fot; Di«ir Dnrlinp. 2 ■ : 75 BcUClub 7J 7- .. . n ' rjpu.n ' 4 . 75. NKOthME. Richard. Band. II -7}. Mil I H M ' kc Pre RiHJcu Club. 7) •5 S. n ' 4 ■ ■ ' .hlv MUill VRAY Kjlh . St uihcrn Bclkv 74 - 7V Bcu ( luh. 7J . 7). S(crcur . 74 • 7 Spani«h Club. 72 . 7} MJVtR. La McKENZIE. Trrnc. Sludcnl Orcclor . ( Ac«ppclU Chuir. 72 . 75. All Region a ««r. 72 . 75. Sh.mSv ttM. 72 . 75. All- Suic Chotr. 7) 74 S..uihcrn Bellct. 7J . 75 S creur ol Mu Mphj Ihtu MiMl RRAIS Bcl ). J V ( hctrlr ' . 72 ' V !;:-Jenl ( ouncil. 7) . 74 Si . lub. 7J . 74. Jr CUm SetrcUry. 73 - 74. MiSWUNFY. Pallv Nominee for Sen K f MiMl l.ikcU lo Succeed. Mu Alphj Thcu. 74 ■ 75. NjiionjI Monof Sxcieo 74 • 75. Pre idcnl of 1 1 I . 74 • 7 , |nJu Irul Art« Club. 72 . 75. Senior Member 41 l.«f|C. 74 - 75 MEADE. Jiinm . Junior V4rtily r M i ' ball. 72 • 74. Offwc Worker. 73 ■ 74 MUl ' GIN. Chervl. future Teacherv 7; ■ 73. Prc-Lab V OF. . 73 ■ 74. Co-Op VOE. 74.7).FHA. 74.75. Ml RLE. Michael. D E.C A.. Pholuyra- plMr. 74 • 7). German Club. 74 • 7) Ml MM I Sutjn IrenchI L uif Darlinitv ' . ' ' 4 I .n. 74;9Mlh«rnilell MILES. Otbrt. Oirlt Choir; Future Nuiio Mil I I K M ' 75 Sh., h. j 74 n N«i Nomir e« f« Club N( Mdlll f Y I jrr, til I • I TVu. 74 . 75. Btoioo Oub. 72 . 75; PtanuiMMi Timet Su((. 74 • 75 MONTGOMERY Bob. s :neil Vice Prriiif- ! V-cr of Nj ' ■ .Amonf An- V Var il FuuibtfU. 11 -US tt CU Favufilc. Vo«ed Sei 1  l Willi- e t M(X)DY Robin. F H A . 72 - 75. Trca- .urer 74 ■ 75. Bwlug Hub. 72 • 73. Jun- ior Achievement. 72 ■ ' 4. Attendance OffKe Worker. 7) . ' 4. ( linit Worker. 73 MlXJNtY. PameU M(X)RE. Wanda. OtJ 73 - 75. MORENO.Celu MORFLOCK. Marlene. Pre-Ub. 73 • 74; V O E.. 74 75 MORMAN. Jackie. Latin Club. 72 • 73. H I R O Reporter- Treasurer. 73 - 74; Bioloj Club. 74 ■ 75 MORRISON. Patricu; O.E.A.. 73 - 75. MOl ION. Deborah. S..uthern Belle . 74 - 75. GymnatlKt leam. 74 ■ 75. F HA. 74.75. Ml LHOLLAND Mark Ml I KEY. Jeff. French Club. 72 - 74. Symphonic Band. 72 - 74. MYFRS. Tracy. Track. 72 • 73; D.E. I. 73 74 OF 11.74.75 M M I KM CH II.i S..u-hf S l I .V BfcnJj I H NEW MAN. Celia. Sophomore C la  Trcaturer. Junior C la«t Vice-PrctidcnI. Student Council Member at large. Southern Bellev 74 7 . French Club. 72 - 74 NIC tlOL. Carohn. Biokify Club. Ulin C lub Secretary -4 - ■ NIEMANN M M NORRIS (■ ! t ■.ncl tUnx OHRIIS R- • •4 i f-m 1- 1 U .lent. INcudeni  n High ' lem- ■ « M« l avid OKI H Kfn IU.eK.ll 71 ? M.,n..rj Mc McaltoQ. 74 - 75. FoothalL 72 Vami FoMhalL 73 - 74 7J: OWEN. Ronald. OWENS. There a. O E A Future Teachcfv 73 . 74 73 . 75: PADGETT. Rand . jmi Bj ciiuh. 73 . 74. Planuiion Timev 73 • 75. SpiHU Editor. 73 . 75. Photographer. ' 4 ' Sabre Sulf. 74 . 75. Photographer PARKER. Laura: Di ieDariingv French Club. Chemittry C lub. F H A PARMER. Willum. Varviy Fo PARVIER. Bud. Vanity FoolbalL 73 • 75. Key Club. 72 . 75. F C A, 74 . 75. jr. Vartity Football. 72 . 73. Outttanding Of feme Lineman. 74 • 75. PATTON. Kim. Senior Cla Vice Prr t- dent. 74 . 75. National Ho- - • 75. Mu Alpha Thcu. 74 Editor of Ptanution Tintct. 74 ■ T5. Btui. og C lub. 74 . 75. Utin Club, 72 . 75 PATTON. Lena. D.E.CA, Holorun. ' 4 - 75: F.H.A. 74 - 75; Drama. 73 . 74. PEIFFER. MKhael FERRYMAN. Debbie. Ditie Darlings. 72 • 73. Spanith Club ' : ' 4 I H A 4 - 75. Reporter PENTECOST. Michelle. International Thrcpunv 74 . 7V Shtmboaterv 74 . ' Who Who Among American High SchiH.1 Studentt. Ml RegK n CTK ir. 74 75. let Diviuon m Tevat State S io and Entembk Contrtl. 74. Acapfidla Choir. 7). ■ , PIILRSON.Jcannc I II 4 V O F_. 73 . 74. PIC K ARD. Wendell. Youth for Chml PII.AND. Jami PI I MLEE. Terry Pll NK ' - ' i- ......... • -V Nalioival II A. ' 4 - 7 . Spanith C lub, 72 • ■ in.. ' ..;i. nal Ihrtpianv 74 - 75. AcappclU Choir. ChapUin. 73 ■ 74 PONIBRIANO IXHina POPI F. J. hn POPNOF. Deborah Di«ie Darlingv 72 - 7V NatHinal Thr pianv 72 . 75. Ijitin C lub 73 . 75. Chcmittr CluK 74 . 75; BM4og Cluh. 7J - 73. AcappelU CTioir. 73 150 PDRII.R. Alan Mu Mph.i Ihcla. 74 • 75. R- , R.indy; VarMl riHUhall Vlanafior. : ■ 4. Kc Club; B-Icam Baskcihall REESE, Vivian; Jr. VarMl Cheerleader, 73 - 74. REN DON, Elvis; Spanish Club. 74 - 75, REYNA. John: Lalin Club. 74 - 75; Span- ish Club. 72 - 74, REYNOLDS. JtK REYNOLDS, Thresia, RICH, James. RICHARD, Debra; V.O.E. 73-74; V.O.E., 74-75. Pre. Lab. ROBERTS. Jenite; F H A . 72 - 73; Di.xie Darlings, 72 - 73; Divie Darling Manager. 73 - 75. SHI I ORD. Leslie; Sabre Staff. 74 - 75. SHI I ER. Leneita Sill 1 I. kcndra; Ircnth Club, 72 - 74; Acappella, 72 - 75; Soulhernairs, 72 • 73, Vice-Presidenl; DEC. A., 74 - 75, Reporter. SIEBERT, Russell; Student Council, 73 - 75, President, 74 - 75; Junior Class Favor- ite; Senior Most Likels to Succeed; .Senior AII-S.G.H.S.: Varsitv Track, 72 - 75; Jun- ior Class President. SIMS, Melodie; S.G.H.S. Marching Band, 72 - 75, Drum Major, 74 - 75: Biol- ogv Club, 72 - 75, Historian. 73 - 74. Reporter. 74 - 75; French Club. 73 - 74; Symphonic Band. 72 - 75: F.H.A.. 74 - 75: National Thespians. SMITH. Donald; Varsity Track. 74 - 75; German Club. 72 ■ 75: Biologv Club. 73 - 75: Key Club, 74 - 75: Chemistry Club. 74 - 75: Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. s I KKS, Debbie: Gym Team. S 1 1 I ' HENS, Harold: Varsity FiMilball. 73 - 75; Outstanding Defense Lineman: Jr. Varsity, 72 - 73; Nominee for Most Ath- letic. STEPNEY, Darlcnc. F.H.A., 72- 74: Biology Club, 73 • 74. STOVALL. Scott: Spanish Club, 72 - 74: Biology Club, 73 - 74. STOVER, Becky: Acappella Choir, 74 ■ 75: Colonel Chorus, 73 - 74: Sabre StafL 74 - 75: Librarian, 73 - 74. SWENSON, Ken: Soccer Team, 74 - 75: Biology Lab Assistant. TALLEY, Beverly: Spanish Club: F.H.A. TATUM, Gary; Jr. Varsity Football, 72 - 73: Wrestling Team, 74-75. TATUM, Jerry: Varsity Football, 74 - 75. ROBINS, Kav: Dixie Darlings, 72 - 73: Latin Club, 72 - 74; D.E.C.A., 74 - 75. ROBINSON. Leonard: B-Team Football, 72 - 73, Ke Club, 74 - 75: Football Man- ager, 72 - 73. ROLAND, Rebecca. SADLER, Mark; National Honor Soci- ety, 74 - 75; Mu Alpha Theta, 74 - 75; Who ' s Who .Among American High Schiwl Students, 73 - 74; Rotary Club Student of the .Vlonth. 74 - 75; Symphonic Band, 72 - 75: Biology Club, 74 - ' 75. SCHLLZE, Floyd: F. FA, Vice-Presi- dent, 73 - 75. SCHWIGER, Anna; German Club, 74 - 75: Biology Club, 74 - 75: F.H.A.. 74 - 75. SCOTT, Wayne; D,E.C.A.: Biology Club SELBY. Pamela; Biology Club, 73 - 75: Chemistry Club, 74 -75: Spanish Club, 74 - 75: Sabre Staff, 74 - 75; Dixie Darlings, 73 - 74. SENDERLING. Ellen: Utin Club, 72 - 74; Southernaires, 72 - 73: Colonel Cho- rus. 73 - 74: Bel Canto, 74 - 75, President: President ' s Council. 74 - 75; International Thespians. SHAW, Kern: Acappella Choir: Show- boaters, 74 - 75: .All-Region Choir. SHEFKA, Kevin; Varsity F.xilball, 72 - 75; Captain of Football Team in 74: Track, 73 - 75; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 74 - 75; Key Club. 73 - 74. SMITH, Donna: French Club. SMITH, Jeana; Junior Class Treasurer, 73 - 74: Biology Club, 73 - 75; Intermural Volleyball. SMITH, Jo Ann: Latin Club. 73 - 75. SMITH. Lowell; B- learn Football, 72 - 73; Varsity Football, 73 - 75: Spanish Club. SMITH, Teresa: S.G.H.S. Band. 72 - 75; French Club, 72 - 74: Senior Class Trea- surer, 74 - 75. SNODGRASS. Patti; Southern Belles Lieutenant: F.H.A. President: Latin Club: Dixies: Nominee for Best Colonel Spirit; Sophomore Representative to Stu- dent Council. SOMMERFIELD, Dean: Senior Assem- bly Committee; Intermural Football. SOUTHERNWOOD. Renee: Nominee for Homecoming Queen: Nominee for Junior Most Friendly; Senior Most Beau- tiful: Nominee for Colonel ' s Lady: South- ern Belles. 73 - 75; French Club. 72 - 75. SPLANE. Debby: Dixie Darlings. 72 - 73. SPRAGUE. Debra; Gym Team. STALLCUP. Mac; Varsity Golf. 72 - 75: Intermural Sports. 73 - 75: Best Colonel Spirit: Nominee for Most Friendly: Nom- inee for Most Wittiest: Fellowship of Christian Athletes. 74 - 75. STARING. Mark; I.C.T. TAYLOR, Debi: Dixie Darlings, 72 - 73: F.T.A., 72 - 74: F.H.A.. Vice-President. 74 -75. TEFEND. James: D.E.C.A., 74 - 75: Industrial Arts, Reporter, 74 - 75: Band, 73 - 75. TERRELL, Bob: French Club, 73 - 74. THOMAS. Terry. THOMPSON, Bill: Varsity Football Trainer, 73 - 75: Varsity Basketball Trainer, 72 - 75; B-Team Football Trainer. 73-75; Biology Club. 72 - 73; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 73 - 75: Baseball Trainer, 72 - 73. I HORN BROUGH. Tracy; Junior AII- S.G.H.S.; Senior AII-S.G.H.S.: Vice-Presi- dent of Bet Club. 74 - 75; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. 73 - 74: Plantation Times Staff, 73 - 75: Second Place District Shorthand Contest, 73 - 74; Second Place District Feature Writing Contest, 73 - 74. THURMAN, Jerry: Spanish Club, 72 - 73: Track, 72 - 73: Biology Club, 73 - 74; D.E.C.A.,74-75. riLGHMAN, Debbie; Bel Canto. TINDEL, James. TOLER, Larkin; Varsity Football, 73 - 75, Captain, 74-75; Fellowship of Chris- tian .Athletes, 72 - 75, President, 74 - 75: Beta Club, 73 - 75: Student Council. 73 - 74: Nominee for Colonel; Junior AII- S.G.H.S.; December Student of the Month. 74-75. 3SI TLRNtR. Kim. Dxxtr . U • 73. Spumth Club. 72 • 7). Sccrcur). Btoloo Hub. 7) ■ 74; F HA. 74. 75 UNDERHILL. Kim: FT. A. .7}. 7). Pr  .d«t l. 74 75. H EC E. 74 . 75. Prew- J«nl f H A . 7J . 74 VADEN. Viclii. OiJiic Owlinp. 72 . 73; FreiKh Club. 7J . 74. CbcmMry Ooh. 73 .74 ANC I., Njn..). I t I RejHHWf. F H A . 74 . 7? VFRKl LI.. HchIi. l i(ic l itUn$ . 73 • ' ■« WAt.NER. Ti fnm . Varviv I i • 75. Soccer l.eUer Un. 73 Club WAIT. Bruce. Track. 74 ■ 75; GcfiMii Club. 72 - 7J WALKER. I «u(. Inlramural Fuolhall. 7 J . 75; Inlrjmur ! V )llc Kall. 74 . 75 WALLACE. Ch«r ie; V OE.. 74-75: V1i« J Choir. 72 • 73. Colonel Choni . Mi«l run. 7) • 74. Bel C«nlo. SccreUr WALLACE, L«verr e. Speech Oub. 73 • 74 WALLACL Vickie. I HA. WAl LICK. Scolt; Mu Alpha Theu. 74 . 75. Pre iJeni. President ' Council. French Club 7) . 74. Inlramur ! Sp. rlv 74 • 75 WATSON. Mark. Golf Team. 72 . 75. Mini Improved fiolfcr. 73 - 74; Fellow- ship ol Chrittian Aihleic . 74 . 75. WAns. David WArrs. Richard WELCH. Ken. French Club. 73 • Intramural Spofl . 73 ■ ' ' « 74: WFST. Janet. Ditie IXirlinp. 72 ■ 73. Southern Bellev 73-75. French Club. 72 - 73 WHEELDON. Marfarei. Labn Hub. 74 • 75. Reporter. F H A . 74 - 75. Trcaiuref ; Swim Team. 73 . 74 Will LLLR. Janet. French Oub. 73 . 74 MHITT. Mar . S HS. Quill and Scroll. National Thetpiant. American Legion Avkard. SpcculScrvKC Avkard Dranu W MITTEN. TerCM. Student Council. 73 ■ 75. Vice-Pre«ident and Reporter. Naluinal Honor Societv. Vicc-Prcvideni. 74 - 75. Southern Belies 74 - 75. Mu Alpha Theu. 74-75. Nominee for Sti  l Fncndlieil. Nominee for Mint Wnnrii. Latin Hub. 72 - 75 WILCOXSON. Lua F H A WILEY. Tommv. D E C A . 73 - 75 WILKINSON. Mar . Dnie Darlinp. 72 . 73; Biolof Club. 73 - 74. F HA.. 75. WILLFFORD. Rand). F FA. 72 . 75. President. 74 • 75; Indutlnal Art . 74 ■ 7S. WILL FTA lAMS. Deni«e;O.E.A. 74 . 75. Hittonan 72-75: Wll I lAMS. Lame, latin Club. 73 - 75. Previdenl. 74 • 7 . Mu Alpha TheU. 74 - 75. Irea%urer. N H S . 74 - 75. Sophomore AII-SCiHS. 73. Bioloj Club. 72 - 75. Who ' v Who Among American High S h,x l Studentv. 74 . 75 W ILSON. Curtiu. Bioloo Oub. 72 - ' ' Band -: ' ' ' i3ntationTime Sufl.75 W ILSON. Uaru. F H A . 72 - 73. F HA, Hitlorun. 74 - 75. Parlumentanan. 74 - 75. WILSON. John WILSON. Mark. SvmphonK Band. 72 - ■ ' 5. Marching Band. 72-75. German Club. 73-74. PrcsMient ' t Council. 74 . ' Sp«vh Huh ' 4-75. Bioiog} Oub. 7; • s. ■ V ■ 72 - 73. Vic«-PreMdenu ' 4. H:c Jcni. 74-75 (fMOHS WlLLlNOMAM.il I V 1 ( T WOODARD.Cina .o ' v ' • WOOI.SEY. Mark. S mph. ' n,v JUnJ ' : • 75. Alt RegHin Band. 74 - 75. Latin Club. 73 • 74. National HoniH Societ . 74 - 75. Honor Band in Galvcvton Conlett. lit Diviuonat L I L Contest WRIGHT. Carole. Ulin Oub. 7; . ' Bioli t. Hub, 73 . 74. Diiie Oarlingv ' : 73. Who ' Who Among American H . School Studcnlt W RIGHT. Dunn. Intramural Bav rif WRIGHT. Jack. Var it Soccer. 72 . Captain. FreiKh Club. 73 . 75. Partumr uran. 73 - 74. Choir. 72 - 74. WRIGHT.Kim. FHA.74.75. YBARRA. David. Spannh Club YBARRA. Debarah. Spannh Oub. ' ; 73; F M ' i ' YOLNG. Lvnda ZISCHKAI F. Robert, Mu Alpha Theia. 74 . 7S. aiK nal Honor Sixict ' 4 • SpantUi Club. 73 - 74. Inlramura ' ' I . ' I iSS mm tlTBI am rniK tm am ■X.Vi till MDSO KIWI KAK. lOISFC 1; 11 SENIORS ADAMS, BrenJa 176 MIART. Lynda 75, 17b ' AllORD, Sieve 176 ALVAREZ, Prank 176 ALVERSON, Linda 176 AMBL RGEY. MekHl 56, 176, .W.I ANDERSON, Gar 176 ANDERSON, George 176 ANDERSON. Jim ' J5. 177 ANDERSON, Samuel 177 ANDERSON, Ton 177 ARTERBl RN. David 104, 1.19. 177 ASM WANDER, David 177 ATKINS. Lisa 54.65.79.80.97. 177. 190 AL DAS. Don 177 ■ L 1GNE, Susan 64, 177 AXE, Eve 37, 65, 66, 177 B BAILEY, Evelyn 101, 177 BAKER. David 177 BAKER. Kennelh 177 BALL. Shervl 178 BARNES. Bonnie 178 BARRY. Billy 178 BASKETT. Karen 178 BATES. Larrv 100. 178 BATES. Mark 178 BATY. Shervl 178 BAXTER, George 1.14, 1.17, 178 BEALCHAMP. Bruce 100. 178 BACKWlTH.Brenda 178 BELL. Kelly 178 BELL, Tom 178 BELLMAN, Jon 178 BENNET, Margaret 178 BERGER. Palmer 178 BlAR.John73. 178 BIELER. Mike 179 BIESER. Scoit80. 179 BIGGER. Gary 179 BIRCHFIELD. Nita l. ' i3. 156. 179 BIRDSONG. Gilbert 40, 77, 105, 134, 137, 179 BLACK. Pam 100 BLOCK. Sandra 179 BOLAN D.David 179 BOLTON, Jesse 98, 179 BONDS. Debbie 101. 179 BOSTAIN. James 84, 179 BOTSFORD, Karen 179 BOWEN,Paul 179 BOX.Garv 179 BOX.Jav 179 BRANDENBLRG. Arlie25 BRANHAM. Mark 180 BREITEN.Irma54. 100. 180 BREWER. Steve 180 BRIMMAGE. Chris 37. 104. 134. 137. 160. 161. 180 BRINKLEY.Debra 56,99, 180 BRITTON. Karen 180 BROOKS. Kathy 92. 180 BROWN. Cindy 82.85.99, 180 BROWN. David BROWN. Dcbbi65, 66, 81. 180 BROWN. Debby 33. 75, 94, 180 BROWN, Debra 180 INDEX BRUNER, Cheryl 29. 54. 5.1. 56.99, l.H). 180 BRYAN, Jeff 35, 180 Bl BEL, Tim 25, 180 Bl RROW. Mike 181 Bl II I R.Nina 181 Bl ILER, Mike 181 BLTTS, Linda 181 BYRD,Judv 181 BL:CHANAN,Evelvn 37.41. 52.61. 156. 160, 161 BICHANAN, Julia 92, 181 BL CHMEYER, Melissa 30. 55, 60. 74, 75,79, 153, 181 BLLLARD, Mark 181 Bl NCH,Brenda75. 181 BURLESON, Belinda 181 BLiRRUS,Tommy57.72,95,96, 181 C CAIN, Debbie 181 CANTRELL. Danny 84. 181 CAPEHART, Nancy 72, 181 CARDWELL, Sammy 182 CARNAHAM,Tim 182 CARROLL, Rhonda 182 CASE. Cathy 182 CASH, Chuck 29. 39. 74. 75. 77. 182 CASON, David 72 CASH, David 182 CASTRO. Elisa 81. 183 CHANDLER. Susan 78, 183 CHAPMAN. Ginny 54, 56, 183 CHAPMAN, Phil 183 CHARLES. Michael 45, 100, 183 CHILDRE, Brad 183 CLACK, Larry 183 CLARK, Marlon 98. 183 CLALSTRE. Sharon 99. 183 COKE. Cindy 101, 183 COLE.Janicel2, 54,56.77. 183 COLEMAN. Patrice 55. 183 COLLINS, Ann 183 COLLINS, Cao 55. 59. 63, 123, 183. 372 COLLINS. Mellissa 77, 78, 183 COLLINS, Ricky 183 COLLINGSWORTH, Paul 184 CONNER, Caria 184 CONNER, Cathy 52, 54, 56, 77, 91, 92, 184,343 CONNER, Sue 56, 99 COOPER, Danna 56, 65. 66, 99, 184 COOPER. Sherri 75. 184 CORDOVA. Olga 184 COLCH. David 184 COWAN, Tern 99. 184 COX, Morris 184 GRAIN, Brenda 24. 53, 56,61, 156, 157, 184 CRAMER, Judy 184 GULP, Mariann84. 185 CUNNINGHAM. Laura 185 CUSTER. Debbie 15, 185 D DANCELICO,Vilol85 DANIEL, Carol 185 DAN I EL, John 54. 110, 185 DAVENPORT, Gail 99. 185 DAVIS. Debbie 185 DAVIS. Donna 185 DAVlS.Jav30, 52, 53.56, 57.11 .7 Mi 153, I85, ' .343 DAVIS. June 185 DAVIS, Stan 5.1, 56, 104. 149. 186 DAWSON, Rhonda 85, 186 DEAN. Pamela 72, 96, 186 DEAN. Paula 72, 96, 186 DEFORD. Donald 186 DEFORD, James 54. 55. 80. 97. 186 DeJOHN.Cyndi 186 DEl.AISSE, Dominique 186 DEVEREAUX, Homer 186 DILLOW.Kim54, 68. 69. 76. 186 DIXON, Walter DOBBS, Karla 186 DONALDSON, Billy 186 DONLON,Mike 186 DUKE, Julie 187 DUNCAN, Terry 57, 187 DUNN, Alan 99, 187 DUNN. Mane 82, 187 DUVAL, Pat 187 DYER, David 19,73, 187 E EASLEY, David 126, 187 EDDY, Robin 84, 187 EDNEY, Tony 187 EDWARDS. Billie 187 EDWARDS, Lisa 54, 72, 187 EDWARDS, Tim 139, 187 ELLINGTON. Rick 56. 57. 59. 105, 134, 137, 187 EMBREY, Laurie 187 ENSLEY, Don78, 187 EPlNETTE,Glenda 187 ESTES, Elden 188 EVANS, Greg 188 FA LT, Eric 188 FASANG, Mel 104. 188 FAULKNER. Steve 188 FEAGIN.Jerrv54. 188 FEARS, Michelle 101. 188 FERRELL,Jolinda72, 188 FLEMING, David 20. 72, 188 FLETCHER, Allen 52, 54, 72, 188 FLETCHER, Connie 54. 56, 79, 188 FLYNT, Larry54, 72, 188 FOI.SOM. Barry 96, 188 FORD.Janie75, 188 FORETICH, Melinda 80,92, 188 FORT. Robert 105. 188 FRANKLIN, Chris 188 FREEMAN. Ray 189 FRICK,Kim64, 189.190 FUNDLING, Dale 74. 75. 149. 189 GALLAHER, Elizabeth 189 GAMMON, Larry 189 GASTON. Vernon 189 GAULDEN. Richard 189 GEIGER. David 110. 189 GIBBS. Steve 75. 76. 189 GOBSON. Connie 189 GILMORE, James 189 GILMORE, Vickie 189 GLAZIER. Pcrrv 16, 104, 1.12, 159, 189 353 II ' Mk) 144. )8 ■ I ' M •1. . 194 :. 11 I4« ■ «« LEACH. GmmbcW. lEtiGFTTU ' ItMMOSS M LEW r LIT Ll l.. ,,• L(X K i n M Vj.KPN ' r lean ng. IW MAAVRKk« 191 M ■ ■ II I l! |l ll II I ' |l II h II M II ' II ll II II II I! II 34. 56. ittJ. '  ' I ' I IJ. ' II II ll ' II '  i II HIUU.V HKKF H ' ' II  l l H • I ll  l II ' II ' II ll ' tl II ' M II ' H II 15. 192 .1 I ' M V IV,v.,l loi • . ' Ml ' 4.1 T i I ' M IRI ISv i i JACOBV. Bra JAV ' ' JE J{ JOI JOI JOI JOM JOI )OI, .1. . N , JUHSSIOS h JOHNsn- Join i )f)M s ( JUM s I ' ,, ,.: JOSl s )j k M JONES Kjthv 101. 1% JORSAN. Bill ' :. ! ■ ' JOI IS. )t%st 12 inaKI. 196 ■•it, IJ9. 196 197 M RNEY99. 1 - Kll I Y. rul% Ifl ' K(.l I n Ii kl SliRh • M SSI I 9 U KEV V KIRK Kll 197 Kll : KIS ' KIN ' kR KRAL5L.L: a C OJ. I. LANPV C.f  |t  ■ m I ss iilP MAKIIN M RIIS MARIIS MARTIN MAi ' MAN MA M V Mi I I Rl Ml on '  ) f «i .97 M N Mc II VR MilM R I MclM R I McKENZIE. Tcmc M. M. :ni v - McMl Ll I McNEII ' M Ml RR M R VI •■ Ml I t V.IN M! Rl r V ' Mil I I K 1 ' Nti; t I R Ml 01 M.II7. .- 15X54 96.30: 99. XU 20} 4.TtW. 7.|79, MI NHVOMI RY B.+ : «1 IW. IJV MOOSEY Pjm.X)? M(MiRI I m w.  j • 1 I ' M I ' ii.Mi n4 Ml 1 Kl l. Joff :i - Ml KIMI ' i.S ll ' )( ' ii- MYl KS Tt.uv 101 :i) N NACil.L. rerr %.20l NASH. IX.nna 203 NF.hl. Carol JtM NHWMAN.CeliaW. :iM N ICKOL. C arol n 79. %. 204 NUMANN. Rcgin.! 204 Nl. . NancvM. 204 NORRIS. Phil7: 204 O OURIEN52.5.V57.77, ' J5.204 OI)F.LL.J.imes55. 204 OMO. DaMd2( 4 O ' Rl.AR. Ken i% 140. 2(M OWKN. Ronnie 205 OWENS. Karen 205 OWINS. Mike 205 OWl.NS. Theresa 99, 205 PAIKiETT. Randy 99, 205 PM MER. Bud59 PARKER. Andrea 205 PARKER. David 205 PARKER, Laura 205 PARKER, Marian 205 PARMER. Bud 54. 105.205 PAl TON. Kim 54. 56. 82.96. 179. 205 PATTON. l-ena 101.205 PEACOCK. Delia PE COCK. K ron 65. 79. 205 PEIEFER. Mike 205 PENDEGRASS. Randv 205 PENTECOST. Michelle 74. 75. 92. 206 PERKINS. Dennis 59. 1 16. 206 PERRYMAN. Debbie 81. 206 PfcrERSON.Jc,.nne206 PHILllPb.rhris 54. 56.206 PHILLIPS. Vick 206 PR KARD. Wendell 206 PIERCE. Kun 120. 206 PIERCE. Dovlc 206 PIERCE. Jimmy 206 PlLAND.Jami206 PITTS. Dianna 206 PLL.MLF.A. Terrs 206 PLLNK.Jan56. 74. 206 PONTBRUND. Donna 206 POOL. Randy 206 POPMAM. Brvan 207 POPLE, John 207 POPLE. Kerr 207 POPNOE. Deborah 75. 79. 95. 297 PORTER. Alan 92, 207 POTTER Doreen 207 POWELL. Billy 207 PRZYMONT. Susan 207 RAMSEY. Dan 207 RAY, Monica 207 RAY Randy 207 REAMS. Dasid 38. 207 Rf DFORD ( aroline 54. 207 REKD. Brer; 55. 59. 63. 99. 207. 21 1 REFSF. ViMan207 REILLY. Amanda 207 RENDON.EI i.s:u7 REN KEN. Chris 207 REYNA. John 207 Rl ' lNOLDS Cindy 96. 2(m REYNOLDS. Joe 208 kl YNOLDS. I hrisia208 RtlEW. Randy 208 Rlli:DY.D. vid208 RICE. Jon 74. 75.208 RICH. Janus 208 RK HARD. Dchra99. 208 RICHARDSON. Joey 208 RKIU-SON. Kent 208 RICO. Dora 208 RICO. Horlensc208 ROBI.R1S. Jenicc 68. 69. 209 ROBINS, Kay 101,209 ROBINSON. Charles 209 ROBINSON. Jeff 209 ROBINSON. Leonard 209 ROGERS, Dencnc 209 ROPER. Robbie 182. 209 ROBINSON. Robby 57 ROSE. Dan 209 ROSSER. Becky 58. 130. 133. 209 RISSELL. Nancy 209 RUTLEDGE. Susan 209 SADLER. Mark 54. 72. 79. 96. 209 SAN DEFER. Tommv 209 SCHULZE. Floyd 209 SCHWAIGER. Anna 96. 209 SCHWAMKRL ' G. Mike 209 SCHWEDHELM. Karen 210 SCOTT. Wayne 101.210 SEALE.Carol210 SEIBERT. Roy210 SELBY. Pam95. 97, 210. 34.1 SENDERLING. Ellen 52, 75. IM. 210 SHAW. Kern 75. 77, 93, 210 SHEEKA. Kevin 59. 104,210 SHEWMAKE. Suzanne 210 SHUFORD, Leslie 210, 343 SHULER, Lenetta210 SHILL. Terry 96 SHL;TT.Kendra75, 101 SHLiLL, Terry 210 SIKBENTHALL, Steven 210 SIEBERT, Russell 24. 37. 41, 52. 53. 94. 134. 137. 148, 155. 164.210 SIMS. Melodic 29. 72. 81, 96. 210 SKIPPER. Scoii 210 SMITH. Bobby 210 SMITH, Claudia 210 SM ITH. Donald 25. 38. 77. 95. 1 34. 2 10 SMITH. Donna 210 SMITH. Jeana 211 SMITH.JoAnnN79 SMITH. Lowell 104.211 SMITH. Rayford211 SMITH. Ri-nald 211 SMITH. Sarah 2 11 SMlTH.Teercsa72. 165,211 SNODGRASS. Paid 64, 66. 2 1 1 SO.MMERFIELD, Dean 149.211 SOL THERNWOOD. Renee36,6j. 156 1. 9. 162. 192,211 SPIVEY,Jimmv21l SPARKS. Rose 21 1, ' J SPL NF, Debb ll r ' T SPRADI.IN. Becky 54. 55, 212 STALLCUP, Mac 59. 122, 140. 152. 1( 212 STARING. Mark 212 STAR KS. Debbie 2i: STEPHENS. Harold 94. |n- 142. K-V 212 STEPNEY. Darlcne 212 SII WART, Paula 212 SIOI ' T, Susan 212 SIOVAI.I Scott 212. 372 SI OVER. Becky .39. 75. 2 12. 343 SI RAIN. Chuck 212 SWINDELL. Cindy ( 4 SWI.N.SON. Kenneth 212 SWIRES. Mary 212 SYNODIS.Greg80.2l2 lADLOCK. Kenneth 212 TALLEY. Beverly 212 TALLEY.Brenda2l3 TATUM.Ciarv2l3 TATUM. Jerry 104.213 TAYLOR. Debi 81. 213 TA LOR. Julie 213 TAYLOR. Wayne 213 TEITND. Jim 73. 98. 101.213 TERRELL. Bob 213 THOMAS. Terry 213 THOMPSCW. Lome 213 THOMPSON. Bill 59, 213 THORN BROUGH. Tracy 30. 36, 55. 80, 151, 163, 192,213.368 THRASH, Marlene 96. 214 THURMAN, Jerry 214 TINDEL. James 214 TOLER. Larkm 52. 59. 104. 158. 214 TURNER. Kim 214 TURNER. Teresa 56. 12S.2I4 U UNDERHILL. Kim 52. 84. 85. 214 V VADEN,Vicki2l4 VANCE. James 214 VANCE. Nancy 81. 96. 214 VANDERSLICE. Diana 182. 214 VANDEVELDE. Lisa 164. 214 VELA. Eddie 2 14 VILLENUEVA. Barbara 214 VITOVSKY.Joe214 W WAGGONER. Tommy 104. 214 WAGONER. Craig 214 WAIT. Bruce 134, 137,214 WALKER, Doug 214 WALKER, Linda 214 WALKER, Ruby 75. 215 WALLACE, Charsic 75, 99, 214 WALLACE, Vickie 215 WAl.l.lCK.Scoil52.54.215 WALLIS. Kathie215 WARD. Roy 215 WATKINS. Kalhy2l5 WATSON. Mark 25. 59. 122. 215 WATI S.David 215 WAITS, Richard 2 15 WATTS. Sandra 215 WEBB, Karen 1 13. 21. ;. .368 WIINKAUF. Richard 215 r WELCll.Ken215 jg WLSI. J.inel64. 215  . WESTBRCX)K. Mik 5 WHEELER. Janet 216 WHin. Mary 79.216 Will n EN. Teresa 53. 54. 5 .65. 79. xo. 216 WHllTINOTON. Robcii :i6 WILBURN.Jeff217 1 355 K WIl.COXSON, Lim2I6 .16 ' V. , . .;... .16 WILl.tKJRO R ntl )2.2I6 Wll HAMS « ....• ' 1 . WIl.lKVI «.2I6 WILIKM •4 ' W|l.l.l M Will lAMs • Will 1 M V .. . ■ Wit I ! -....- I t. Wll 1 wiiv, . - W|l.V) . 1 V 1 1 .i v. vf v.. .4 .. .. .; , . . . W RICH T(ar. l« 217 WRK,MI.I)«nn2l7 WRK.MI Jack 217 WRUiMT K m:i7 BNKRA I 4tHl2l7 iM ii M .. K ' rx-ri , .11 AARON Keoi «ih223 •• 222 •2 222 111 ni S. M..!itlUfJ. O ' J, MM 1) BEAL MaryM 224 Bl • ' V • - Bl Bi Bl cHiNSKt r u e r5 las K . FOokl R. I «l ; ' ?Jp. i! BC 9 ii N I BO R BRAWM BR kl BR ' ■ • BlllO Bl sen BlRMl ' BtRNS 26 BIRNS :« Bl Rl l r rk ..r Bl Rt M Jav I2b.22( BV B . ' 7 I VSI I I !• I AW I I i I IN M , : . r, ly M R| I S Miiih ;2« I MM ' M S Kjrr :2i (Ml MMNM PtnnM«4.22a ( lit • - ' ■ - in jir TLARK i: 12 (4 :2a : ! . Fill ?;j l cl i)RI) DM I RI ' nil I ' A niRit I ■ 41 i r T ' ' ' •I 79. 97. 2 ' m 1 1 ii.i.i}. j_..c:jo 1)1 (.(iPR. Ann2 1)1 SWAM IVniic Dl N AV AN I . I jIX nM 75. 2J0 1)1 N( AS An.uT .95 Dl SKISShtrn Dl SS. AUn25 Dl SS TVfrM ; Dl SS. Ir Dl RIIAM I ARI V.( i ' 2M IC MOI.S.D««mIUI I i)w ARr -oif.«: ' i n I HX.I-Jlig«Mfcl2M I I IK I jJm: ' ! I S(,| ISM K k5}.96.lia23l ■•h w MS ' ■K . I SLOW. K iri-n(-J. Js I sHENBl ' Mu, RobPiiI. l I sKRIDC.l.l tai :4V 1 ANS. Paula 24, ■ 75, 231 f.vAN ' 2: i 1 VEKl ' V I VELVN..S!(; c:3l FAlN.Rsn.l. M FMRCtlll O n..! . ■ FALI.Si .. ' - . ' f-ARRF.l l. 1...:, rA FARRY. I V •• F SANC K FATHER I FICiFR.Sfcii I :-: FIIF , Kaih, ) V ' l . ; FINDEL.Juiict232 FITZGERAI D. lunimy 52. 55. 7V, Fl AIT. Charlotte no, 232 J FLETCHER. Annette  J2 FLETCHER. Brian ■ (.. :.v FLETCHER Clarlcv ?. : FLETCHER K- FLOYD. Cinvi FLYNT. Lind. . FOSTER. Bra. FOX, Rebecca:-: FRAZIER. ElaiiK ::v1 FREEMAN. DaMd 134. 137.233 FRIDAY. Larrv 233 FULLER. Diana 2. . ' FUNDLING. Kim xT .: FUROTONBERG. Dena 233 2 Z MARVEY.Jumesvi235 II KlMS, KailiN l - ' III II MHl -.liei1 HLNDRlt KS.Ciiivlv: ' ' KFNNl DY t:ir. IM ..NiON.K HI.RIN O.ur.n HI I IS() .Jclf ' :, '  5. llObbS. R) onJ.i . ' ' ■- IKiDC.r. Glenn : ' IIOUtiF. HollN : ' I lOCiOC. Angela IIOl M ,l1.nll;5 ' H()l lFXO iiin7 HOIMliS. S .i lra HOUTfiN.liniillN II HOI ' I.SlcvciiIAj HORNER. Rov 2 IIDKION. Ml- ' n IH)I SF., Pc ' - IK)L SH. Fs : HOW Rn.Ji ' linii 7.V : - lUm I.LI . Hevtrly79. .ti HO LE. Chris 235 HL ' bBARD. Don23 ' HI LS. Dchbie236 HUFFMAN. Suzi I. ;, 76. 130 HICHES. Ronn 92. 236 HUNT. Ri.iuilii 236 HUM tR.Cynlliia '  2. 2. ' 6 HL ' SrER, James 75. 236 HUSKEY. Darl 236 Hl ' TCHlNSON. B.vbara 236 G GNE. David 1 ' 4, I r :; ' ;i M.AWAY. Leish233 VRRETT. Bills n.TTf- ' VRRETT.Cyndee 74. 75.233 :■?! u :33 : RRETT. Roi-he (. Y. Steve 233 (1 NTSCH.Pau till PIN. Melisiiii (.1 INSTKLSand (.it)OD. Tammv:- ' GOODSON.Debl ic::v C.()NZALES.Getrci-233 GONZALES. Peha :33 OR HAM. Ten 73, 85.234 GRAYSON, Glori.n ' 2. 234 GREENE. Twanna ' ' 234 GRIFFIN. Maureen :34 GRIl FIN.Saleta;:.4 GROSSMAN, king 122 FUTHRIE. Pam75.234 H HAAS. U line 128.234 H L1.. DaMdy5. Mil H LL, Lmdj2.« HAMBY. Llnd.. :;-: II MILTON,Cind : ' 4 HAMMER. M,.rli--. - HJiMMONU, DttibK;: ' 4 HAMHI Man 234 H N( h. tX-na7 .234 HARDIN,, Susan ■(?,6I,534 HARCiIS.Caths 25V HARKNKSS. , nn234 H RT, Krin«a234 II XRIAVFLL, Sandra 235. HARM V Donald 235 IMt.S.Scoli;36 INGb. Ricky 236 IRBY. Kalhy236 I L , Charlie 236 J.ACKSON, Nanette 64. 166. 236 JACKSON. Cliff 236 JI:NKINS. Jimmv73. 236 JOHNSON, Jeff 98 JONES. Julie 99. 237 JONES. Kay 68. 69. 237 JONES, Speed 237 JORDON, Mike 231 KEARNEY, Linda 99. 237 KEETH. Gail 237 KhI.LFR, Robin 75. 237 KLNDRICK. Diana 237 KIRSEY. Larry88, 90.98. 237,241 KING. Cissy 237 KING. Rebecca 237 KIRKLAND. Dora 237 KRLGER. Jon Paul 237- KCNTZ, Vieki237 L -. 1 I W) II rn 1.1 I lLEION,Donald2.W Debbie 223. 239 39 234 LANEY. Frank.e237 lANGFORD. Judy 237 URUE, Ricky 237 LATHAM, Charlene 237 LWVl IR.Tish 1.10,237 1 WSRI.NC L, I ddie 105. I A ION, Rand 2.38 LE.VI HERWOOn, Cathy I.eBLANl, Sic c:38 I ir Pi: :- ' 8 . I I I.LNIM.ION. Da id 126.238 LOCJl ;. Debbie 223. 2 l(KTi|l4,Mal75,2.19 ' UKI Marciii 2.1K. 2 I.OHRI . I ' ani9 . ;.w LONG run 2.19 - 10I ' E7 Patricia S5. 239 LORD Steve 1.14.239 I.OVE. K le51, --fiix.: LOVE LADY 239 I OVEI Y, 1 i:.a 84, 239 LOWERY..S lvia2.19 LUISLSherr 239 I.YTLF:, I acv 2.19 MANUEL. Dick 220, MANN. Jeanne 240 MANNING. Barbara 240 MARLK.Melanic 72. 79,241 MARKS. Ronnie 46. 134,241 MARLOW. Judy 255 MARSHALL. Suzanne 6 241 MARTIN, Mike 241 MAR I IN, Philip 241 MARTINEZ. Sylvia 241 MARVEL, DavKl 2-41 MASON, Diana 241 MATCHETT, Mark 241 MAY. Debbie76, 97, 241 MAYFIELD. Richard 241 MEDLEY, Mike 72, 74. 75. 96. 24 MEGGS. Sabre 99, 241 M ERR ITT. Chris 59, 77. 104. 134. I J 139.224.241 MILES. Liz 78, 95, 97, 24 1. 343. 37 1 MILLER. Janice 130,242 MILLER. Jay 242 MILLER. Laura 83. 242 MILLER. Mark 242 MILLS. Georgianna 167.242 MITCH ELL. .Mark 242 .MONTGOMERY. James 108, 242 MOODY, Donna 242 MOON, Billy 242 MOORE, Jana 164,242 MOORE, Maxine 242 .MOORE, Nola 242 MOORE. Thomaj. 108, 242 MOROVn 2 77,95.242 MORMAN, Mary 242 MORRIS, James 243 MORRIS, Vicki 65, 243 MOSS. Jeanene 243. 343 MOTLEY. Lee 241 MOWER. Calhi 243 Mi f.LLER, Cindy 82, 243 ML ' LLtTT. Tim ' 14. 59. 108. 243 H CY. Diirrell 243 MLN DAY. Jack 73, 243 MURtlKO,Joann72, 243 MVLRS 1:irk24l MYREK ( .SON .r. . Mc •%fcCANN nr.-. ,- ' . ' McCLIiSKI McC().MAS. D..,. . J rS 357. | H U lloWSKI U(( 24IXU4 PM K - fll t- (I RA ■ ofMJ246 Rdi ;4 i K ' 95. 246 R i •Wi R ; RA Ra- 46  ' . ■ V- 95. 247 R«i RfH . ' 4a ' H. N« R(iN lit ROV 4 R H N.SAVA1 1 W RLS-Stl-I. tXi . ' 4« Rl TMF.RKORU.l)rNM(24S SA- SA ' SA- SMIIH.Robtn O SMIIM.SIv ron250 SlRRtLlS W nc:M SOI IMARH OifrviftO. 250 SHI ARS S SPI ARS S SHIM II A l nJ 223.230 SW ON.lim:50 SI AMPMILUJanKc2 SI AMPHILL.Jcti 250 SIhPHKVS. K ih 250 SIIPMtNS .I«(f250 STEPHENS. Kira 76. 250 StKM lam«- 2 0 SION SKIN; SI() KR STRA tR ■•- ' .ZJO SV AinUii.QucfHl 72 S ISDtLL CUwoo 92. 251 SWISK. Skipper 33. 74. 75. 251 IA( KM Sloe 251 I Al Bl Rl rommy 105.251 I All on t jn25l T A AKR Iiv4:m T AMOR.Ciarv 55.59. 1I7.C5I 1 A IOR Ijrrv 251 I A I OR V -■■ ' ■ ' ' ' 04. 139. II 11. Jul IIMPIH ' :5i I MOM AS 167.25 1 THOMPS« I M ■1.151 51 I n T IRIMIK IRUI.MAN.jim 2 ' ' 1 ' l) lt TIRM R • I RM R I... V 65. 249 rtlM,S iJapiinf 77. 249 i.249 WA!  M n R « I A I R II 4 |W W • .153 ■ ' M.W. 25.1 VI ICH. Darrell253 | SSON. I :ni«25. ' WISI. M irk.l ' J. Ilh. 139.253 Will I l.lX)N.riitli7q. 253 Will 11. Janice 92. 253 Wlllll-.Jimms 79. 253 UIIIH-;. Jo 7.V 253 Wlini. Uurie68.69. 253 Wll I V.N.inc 253 Wll I V, Rhond.i84. 85. 2.M WIN lAMS, Robcrl254 Wll I I A MS. Ieresa254 Wll I INGHAM. Lisa2.M Wll I IS. Palrici.i254 Wll l.SBV. Martha 75. 76. 254 Wll SON. Ava254 Wll .SON. Danya65. 2.M Wll SON. David 254 W INOH AM. Charlolle 100. 254 W INKLF.R. Dennis 254 WISS, Ten 72. 79.95. 254 WORM. Fred 80. 254 W(.)ODRL FF. Riia 44. 64. 254 W OODS, Heather 254 W OODS, Tina 254 WCX)DS.Oti. ' i254 W OOl DRIDGE. Vicki 75, 82, 254 WORDEN.Lori 15.78.254 WORKMAN. Mike 254 WRIGHT. Dianna 79. 255. 343 W RIGHT. Suaan 79. 255 Wi NNF. Anne64 VAGER. Stephanie 72. 255 lOL NG. Bubba255 lOLNG.JudvVT. :55 VOL NG. Steve 25- ZFllNER. Lisa 255 ZIMMERMAN. Scou 255 ZOEI.LER. Sandra 64. 255 SOPHOMORES |v l, Dlaae2 DAMS. Dina258 ALAM. Alisa76, 258 M PRIDGE. Robin 258 ALL. ANDER.Chtr l258 ALEXANDER. Rodney 258 ALEX NDER.Sherri 258 ALFORD. Debbie 25 ALFORD. Pennye 76. 258 AI.LFN. Linda 72. 258 Al I.tN.Lisa72. 258 ALLEN, Mark 258 ALSLiP.Gayla258 ANDERSON. Jane 258 ANDERSON, Mike 108,258 ANDERSON. R.indN 259 ANDERSON. Sandy 259 APPLE. Susan 259 ARNOLD. Chad 259 « ASCHIM, Carol 259 ASH LOCK. Kenna 73. 75. 259 ASH WANDER. Steve 259 ATKINS. Sharon 259 ATKINSON. Mike 259 AL DAS. Sharon 68. 259 AL TRY. Debbie 130. 131. 133,259 Al TRY. Ijura 130.259 B BACH. Betsy 75, 97. 259 BAIZ. Teresa 259 BAGGErr. Debi 77. 259 BAKER. Justin 260 BAI 1 ARD. Doug 72, 260, 371 BANl . Donald 260 B NK HEAD. Greg 108.260 HARGAY. Phyllis 68 BARKER. Curtis 260 BARKER. Eons 260 BARNES. BeverK 68. 260 BARNES. Eddie 72. 260 BARNHILL. Bill 260 BARR.Cindv260 BAR I HOLOM EW. Sharon 260 BASQUEZ. Tomms 260 BATES. Shedera 92. 260 BEAN.Cheryl68. 75, 26p BECK. Caroline 260 • BEENE.C;ary26Q BEESON. Melanie260 BELL. Tern 68. 260 BELZLE.John75. 261 BENSON. Rog:«r 74. 75. 2i BENTON. Knst 360 ■ BlELER.Neal 126,261 1 BIGG ERSTAFF. David BU I.INGSLEA. Sieve 1 BIRDSONG, Shane 110, 1. BIVI ' NS, RiHincj 261 HOLDING. Karen 68. 26JU BOITON, Jerry 98. 261 BONANNAN,Herberl7+. BORING. Joey 59. 108, 134 BOSM.AN. Cindy 261 BOLNDS.busan26l BOWDEN. Danny 261 BOWMAN, Mike 261 BOX. Robert 72, 76. 96. 259. 26 1 BOYD. King 108. 261 BRAN DON, Charlotte 75. 261 BREEDLOVE, Johnny 262 BREWER. Mark 262 BRIDWELL. Julie 262 BRIGHT, Donna 262 BRIMAGER. David 59 262 BROWN, Bennie 134. 137,260 BROWN. Beth 68, 75.262 BROW N. Charles 262 BROWN. Ellen 72, 262 BROWN, Larrv 262 BROWN, Mark 91, 92. 262 BROWN. Michelle 262 BROWN, Nolen 96. 262. 283 BRUMLEY.Tamniie262 BRYANT. Donna 78. 262 BUCHANAN, Kim 262 BLTE. Amv262 BLLLARD.Terrv262 BLRGGY, Phyllis 262 BURNS. Michelle 58, 262 BE RRIS. Tommy 262 BURROUGHS. Ginger 263 BUSBY. Cheryl 263 BUSH. Ronald 263 BUTLER. Kelly 263 BYERS. Ronny 263 BYNUM. Angela 263 C CAEKART. Karry 263 CALDWELL. Mike 263 m- 108. 134, 137, K CAMBIS. Cindy 263 CAMPBELL, Terrv CANT.WEI.L.Chci CAPP. MiVei CARIIHIRS. Lynn 263 CARR,Nakina263 CARROLL. Donna 263 ' CARROLL, John 110,263 CARROLL. Mark 263 CARTER, Dean 63 C ARVER. D «k ' 263 CASH. Cliff 2( ' CA I RO. ai ' C-ArA JJXtjGI CAVANO: Debbie 2o4 CAV|;RLY. Cindy 264 CENTY.Shirlev264 CHANDLER. Judv 264 CHAMNES. lerry 2( 4 , CHAPMAN. Pam 68. 26 CHEATHAM. Pal 264 CHiLCOAT. Katrina 264 CHILDRESS. Bobby 108.264 CLARK. Curtis 264 CLARK. Da ryl 264 CLARK. Sharon 1-W. 132.264 CLIMER. Melvm264 CLINE. Pam73.97, 265 COKER. Angela 265 C ' OLAPRET. Frank 265 COLDREN. Krists75. 265 COLEMAN. Laura 96. 1 10. 265 COLLIER. Denise265 COLT. James 265 C OMPTON.Kay265 ' CONNELL. Bobb 265 COOK. Betty 265 COOMBS, Perry 265 COOPER. Conna 265 COOPER. Danny 265 COOPER, Terry 68. 75 CORDER, Steve 59, 97. 1 10, 265 CORLEY. Nancy 79, 265 COSTILLO.Nadina265 COSER. Linda COURCIER. Linda 75 COX. Dwighl 265 CRABTREE, Brenda 266 CRAMER. Steve 73. 266 CRANE, John 96. 123.266 CROCK FR.Gao 266 CROLEY. Mark 266 CU LP, James 110. 134, 137,_-„ CUNNINGHAM. Debbie? CUNNINGHAM. Lon 266 CUNNINGHAM, Sheila CU PPY. Kelly 72. 92. 97. 258. 266 D DAN I EL. Tim 110,266 DAUGHERTY.Gina266 DAUGHERTY. Steve 91. 92, 96. 266 DAVIDSON. Steve 266 DAVIDS. Su-san 266 DAVIS. Leasa68, 266 DAVIS. Ricky 266 DAVIS. Mary Lynn 266 DAVIS, Rav 110.266 DAVIS. Sherry 266 DAWSON. Bnan 266 '  DAWSON. Karen 266 DAW.SON. Kalhy 267 DAWSON. Walter 267 DEI.AGO. George 267 DELAGO. Ray267 i ji -. 359 ■ . U fill s s ,. ' ■ '  7 « t. : ' { ' ., i . riKfi r . : W HARRIS ' ' I VRHIS Jki ■s 1 9 if .illli r xJ . ' i ' l JtA ifjfi ' V ' KIN- KIN- . KIR ' •■ K W ,rj JKY4 ' ■  • ■ f r 4ft ■ ' t ' HI -I H j B ' Hi ..: w b TV E__ Ml VT HI ' -I Ml Hl$H( v M: H M M l(NV H M ' - a 1 1 M 4 B 1 Ml H ' Ml- M ' M« ' p M r «OUi M r M lo. 1 9. iia ' ' 1UCKAI 0. lcm7K.277 LL ' 1 ' - ' Urmrt ' lODaJ T Cr A. Geneva 276 II NDAY. Chuck 278 I lNDY.Cind 278 l.YNN. David 278 M StAC.lRS, David 75. 278 IACi(iARr.C ind 278 MAM V.Cindv 278 M N . R.iNmond278 MANNING. Mark 278 MVRICLE. Alan 75. 96.278 M RKF.N, Mike 278 M RlOW. Delores278 M Rl OW. Joni 58. 130. 278 MARSHALL. Darrell 278 MARTENS. Mark 278 MARTIN. Belinda 278 MARTIN. Sieve 108.278 M R1 IN tZ. Carol MARITNEZ. David 278 MASON. Connie 278 MASON. Lanasu 68. 278 MM HIS. Diane 278 M- THIS. Jan 97. 279 MAVNARD. Paul 279 MA 0. Sieve 279 McCANN.Siacey97.280 McCORSTEN. Lynn 58. 68. 70. 130. 133 McCRAW. Marilyn 280 McCROAN. Don 280 McDonald. Rodney 280 McENTEE 19.53.68.70.280 McGRAW. Debbie 280 MclNNIS. Mark 281 McNEAL. Steve 281 MtNISH.Shems28l M .NLTT.Jana28l McQLEEN. Ve5 72 Mc ILLlA.MS. Tammy 75.281 MLADOR. Kalhy 279 M ELKS. Debbie 279 Mil 1 FR. Alan 279 MITCHELL. Gary 279 MIXON.Randv 110.279 MONSHQWER. Cathy 279 MONTGOMERY. John 1 10, 279 MONTGOVttRY. Sue Ann 279 MOORE. Debbie 279 MOORE. Jo Ann 2 9 MOR ENO. Miriam 279 MORGAN. Dean 110.279 MORPHAS. Sheila 280 MORPHAS. Sylvia 280 MORRIS. Nickv2S0 MORROW. Debbie 68. 76. 98. 280 MORROW. Ricky 280 Mf)RTEN. Breoi 59.97. 108.280 Mtl.LINOX. .Mike 280 Ml RPH ' i. Many 280 N N EVIL. Fran 2«2 AGEL.Slan28l NICHOL. MarK 82 NICHOLS. Dan.i 68. }i ' . ' .! : RIEVL N. Rosc282 MEMYER. Cheryl 282 NIX.Jimmv282 NOLAN. Larrv 282 NOLEN. Sherr% 282 NORTHCL ' TT. Ka 21C NORTON, Rcnce7.5.282 | jpwFi I DiivkI 2K2 ()l)l I 1.283 OLIGER.Cher 1283 OLSEN. Gary 75, 96. 258.283 OWEN, Karl 283 OWEN. Tammy 283 OWENS, Janice 75. 283 PACE. Hue 283 PAGE, Barry 283 PAIN.S. Debbie 283 PARK. Larrv 110.283 PARKER. Debbie 283 PARKER. Linda 283 PARKINSON. Tom 283 PATRICK. Penny 68.283 PATTERSON, Deborah 283 PATTERSON, Sieve 283 PATTERSON, Tina 283 PENSON. Steve 77. 284 PETTES. RodllO. 284 PHILLIPS, Liz 284 HIERCE. Roy 284 POLSTON. Elaine 284 POPJOY, Scoll 284 POPHAM, Lori 284 POPNOE, Cindy 53, 97. 1 10. 169. ISA POTT ER. Damon 22. 284 POWELL. Shirley 284 PRICE. Debbie 68, 284 PRIOR. Ram 284 PRLITT. Dana73. 284 PRYOR. B ron284 PUCKETT, Gregi84 PUGH. Brenda284, HANDALL. ' CliffordTtO RANEY. Donna 68. 294 RAZ. Tina 130. 284 REED. Kevin 285 REEVES. John 59, 110,285 REYNOLDS, Carlton 285 RHEW, Ricky 285 RICA, Debbie 2S5 RICH, Peggy 285 ' RICHARDSON. Melinda 285 RICHMOND, Frank 285 RICO, Andrea 285 RILEY, Brcnda 285 RIVF.S,Jom68,285 ROBBINS. Kalhv75 ROBERSON. Mike 285 ROBERTS, Dixie 285 ROBERTS, Renee285 ROBINSON. Elizabeth 68. 285 RODRIGUEZ. Cindv 285 ROCiERS. .Mary68. 75. 285 ROSE. Betty 73. 285 ROLND. Leslie 73. 75. 285 RLFF. Mall 108,286 RtSHIN. Elizabeth 286 RLSStLL. Janet 286 RISSOM, Mark 286 RYAN. Vernon 286 SALYER. Tommy 286 SAMMONS, Kathleen 97. 130. 131. 132. 286 SAMPLBr-XW 108. 134. 137. 139. 264. .287 2tt6 SANDIFFR. R..IU.I 28( SANTOS. K . ' i.i:, ;m SALFAR.Si.wn. ' KO SWAGE. Paul 286 S( II VMOHRHIR TiTi SCTIMIDI.K SClL-vrEBTK . : Sf MKIVENKR. GcniV .SILKIl.lR. I n , Cherylc 286 VT. Sharon 286 SEALE, Mark 286 SEASTRUNK, rrey77 SELF, Randv 287 SHARP, Felicia 287 SHARP, John 287 SHARP, Kathy 287 SHLITON, Bclh287 SHIPLEY, Cathy 287 SHIRLEY, Doug 287 SHIRLEY, Mark 72.177.287 SHLLL,Tonia287 SICKSON, Marcia 2 7 SIKES, LOuAnti287! SIMMONS, Ruisell 12,287 SINGLE TON, Carolyn 287 SiSCO, Jackie 97. 287 SisSQN. Alan 287 SVVLfeY. Donald 287 SlB CK.Harrell72.287 ' SLAUGHTER. D«nise287 SMfTH. Breti 287 SMITH, Buster 288, : SMITH, Cindy 288 SMIJ;H. Debbie 68, ' SMITH, Joan 288 SMITfi, Joyce 288 SMlTHtKevin72, 7 SMlTH, ' Vlickey2: SMITH. Mike 288 S5wIlTH. Robert 288 SVllTH. Victor 288 SNODGJtASS. Bud SONGER, Alan 288 SPARKS. Randy 288 SPIVtY. Dennis 2i!8 SPRLANCE., Marian 288 SPRUILL. RhodaOS. 1.10,288 SIALEY, Vicki288 STAUD, John 288 ST EN LINE, Bobby 110 STEPHENS. Kenneth 110 STEPHENS. Kern 68. 288 STONE. Debbie 20. 288 STOLT. Valerie 75. 288 ST OVALE. Raymond 288 STREBACK.Vicki288 STRLCETY,S(evc72. 77 SL ' TER,Shel72.75,96.288 SUTTON, Un 1.30.289 SW ANSON, Debbie 289 SWEARINGEN, Keiih2i)9 SWINDALE. Kim 53. 68, 28 ' SYKORA, Bob 289 SYNODIS. Donn.i 28 1 I ( K lomms 73, 6. ' lo. ;.s. ' TA ' l LOR. Rusty 2s9 TEGARDtN.Bru.e289 THOMAS. Darrell 289 THOMAS, fonv 289 THOMPSON, Bobby 5 110 ;s ' ' THOMPSON. Debra 2 N9 361 I NOtRWCXiU rM ' V M. 91. y .n.292 v ri(;mt RKkt NY N ss Deborah  } 1 v-.;. , ' .11 M. tucivu V. sv . . UMII II N W ■ v VJVS(Y.Toddll7. IW. J B RR • ■ OKk : 17. ( ' -. ■ ■ . n tM l . ' «3 vol S( ) vol M. Mj ' . |V1MF.R.Cii d)2«J ZIRIO. Rh«yi li24) )«} FACULTY INDEX  Don Adair 300 Jud AgnewW. 310 Rem Anderson 31 1 Juds Anlhon 3:, 84, 1. ' )3, 30 ) Pal Ashles : ' 8 Beverl Ashmorc 30J. 305 Ann Banks 305 Connie Bardin 3(K) Donna Barksdalc 55. 302 Carroll Barnes 74 Dana Barrel! 302 Daniel Bil a73. 316 Dons Bo eman 301 Ann Brale 2 8 Barbara Bralcher 302. 309. 317 Frank Bridwell 305 Claston BriH ks305. 318 John Brown 98. 311 M ' l.ou Browning 90.306 Judic Brownlee 305 Audra Bruncr 312 Mar Kale Burns 96. 315 Catherine Burum 302 Doug Butler 296 Minnie Capeharl 298 RonCallowa 305.318 Elsie Carpenter 312 Beck Chiesa 298 Jo Cod 302 L nn Connell 302 Eustace Conw iiop 305. 3 1 8 Charles Cooper 296 James Dixlson 318 Eh Douglas 2% Elsie Davis 299 Mane Davis 302 Beckv Elhston 66. 89. 91. 305 RiKk ' ie England 76. 302. 308 Bob F ' erguson 3 1 8 Helen Feuerstahler 79. 308 Jack Foos3l5 Barbara Franiz 84 Dr. Donald Freeman 296 Noemi Garcia 306 Judy Ciarrelt53, .302 Norman Goheen 304, 305 Kuthryn GolighlK M)l. .UN Bill Grant 318. 319 Peter Grubb 106.317 Ravmond Haas 312 Kathleen Hand 3(X) Jud Harrison 319 Bob Hazelwiiod 300 Joe Head .306 Mane Head 312 W, B. Head 101.310 Ka Hemphill 314 Elaine Highlower 312 Harns Hill 296 Linda Hollenshead 313 Larry Holmes 14, 25, 297 Bill Horn 303 Diane Howard 81. 314 Thomas Howell 296 Betlic Hudson 83, 314 Kathleen James 306 Charles Jeffries 306. 315 Gav Kennedy 299 BarbaraKerr91.94. .303. .309 Earleen King 303 Joseph Lazo 78. 308 Donna Loewen 303. 342 Betty Mattax 304. 305 Mary Ann McClenney 296 Barbara McCormack 77. 303. 308 Grace McLeroy 315 Leonard Merrell 91. 297 Ed Miller 305 Penny Minler 314 Joe Moore 306 Sandra Muse 68. 319 Sue Nichols 301 Loy Odom 98. 3 1 1 Patrick O ' Nell 311 Dixie Orlcn 310 Clyde Owen 297 Jayne Pans 303 Shan Parks .303 Ann F ' atlcrson88.95. 315 Joyce Pennington Bob Price .305. 318 Annie Reese 313 Paulelte Richards 305 James Richardson Belly Rohcrls85.303 Kaihy Saunders 96. 315 Reggie Schmidt 18. 57 Pete Seymour Sue Shoemaker 307 Jack Shugart 296 Peggy Sikes 305 Robert Sisco 3 1 1 Jo Ann Speed 299 Anita Smith 307 Wcldon Smith Suzanne Spruiell 82. 314 Karen Stabeno 56. 303 ReginoTamez318. 319 Randy Thompson 307 Jean Trotman 313 Dennis Vaden 315 Betty VanWinkle 78. 308 Beitv Walker 299 Dorothy Walthall 317 Donna Watkins 80. .309 Joe Wetzel 315 Ann White 307 Carl White 31 1 Pat White 300 Jim Whittle 100.310 Ronald Wildermuth Sondra Wilson 54. 306. 307 Sharon Witt 62 Betty Wolfe 312. 313 Patricia Vary an 313 Ruth Youngblood 363 IN MEMORY OF . BEVERLY HOWELL Too delicate to touch. T H prccu u for holding. l.ifc flio h us all And if one numient Sh.ired IS worth remembering. let It be for pinnl With jo and never s« rrow. On October 23. 1 74. Bcvcrl Mowcll died from injuries sustained in an automobile acci- dent five days earlier. We vsere all crieved at BeverK ' s death, and in Ci nsideralion the Colo- ncl Varsity FiHUball leam served as honorary pall bearers at her funeral. NSe will always hold fond nieinories of BeverK Howell and what she nie.int to us. y FOTOFHUNNIES: HEY, MAN, WHO TURNED OUT THE LIGHTS?! y 365 FOOTBALL •I lh« ' c cncrn) f M ' K i ■ c ih« they ' re No I rn(hututm Right I)ci- -r ?jnU tic per- I he chccrlcdilcrt g«t help from the b nlric« in tkiU football games . . . pep ral- lies . . . Dixies . . . Belles . . . band . . . halftime per- formances . . . cheerleaders . . . Sentries . . . the Gar- land Owl game . . . hopes for District . . . the Mes- quite game . . . Lake High- lands game ... no further hope for winning district ... all the fun . . . victory dances ... the people . . . hopes for next year . . . 367 ACTIVITIES . llH ihc tiui Jan jT Jv live jn rml .jII. I ' m It umt ilw BjII in lh «pt il tif MX- 1 4 i dances . . . football . . . break . . . after school activities . . . Saturday nights . . . t)ne more victory . . . graduation announce- ments . . . only 14 davs loft 369 remember all your fricnilN . . . ihe people . . mhiIcv ihe giMKl time you h.i happy limes . sad limes h« pes for the fiifiifr , cc ya next i •d-bve seniors ) J Top Left: The basketball games con tinue to draw in more and more people Middle l fl: Students relax at another break. Far Left: Jim Trotman thinks lunch is a laughing matter. Top Right: Liz Miles relaxes on the job. Top Middle Left: Gary Smith actually enjoys school! Middle Left Doug Ballard jumps for joy at another Colonel touchdown Bottom Left: Sophomores enjoy having their picture taken. Isn ' t that right. Karen? SCHOOL DAYS Tcf Ml S ' -itffTtfi rrallv chrcr for ihe Irti fhr .rtiwJrU fup ' it j(lcr lea - inf . r r t ' l,lir Juctn t h l)« 4 vkixU u{ II I m ■ f classes . . . hi)mevv(irk . . . people . . . paying for parking . . . crcnvdeJ parking lots . . . ftH)tball games . . .basketball games . . . assemblies . . . victory dances . . . marJi gras . . . Valentine ' s Day . . . Clrand Prix ... the memories . . . lunches . . . hunt for a chair in the lunchroom . . . break . . . donuls and milk . . . ' i want out . . . 1 won ' t miss SG when I leave . . . Oh, yes you will . . . all the fun . . . iiood-bve . . . 373 i?p II  vO orrtoV W- 0 ' VMJk ' AASVju v V ' T - ' Vt J. , LJol, Ia. (U Tradiiion is ihc key to South Garland High SchtK I. It is the  a we live from the first day as s« phomorcs until we walk across the stage as gradu- ates. Our mascot, our organizations and i ur activities all reflect the tradi- tions that were long-ago established. Ihese traditions will stay with us li ng after we leave South Garland, for the are a part of South Ciarland: and Si)uth Garland is a part of us. O S GMeS OF M6 Se wC ' fr: LO-r OF rui , p PS. (d fz TO AB ]r ' E At c PsS i I 375 THE CLASS OF 75 I ' i U J ;? lif- - o- -v- lis h n. a loi f fi i ' yr - ( k nni- hj. loU knOuJ AJifk UVrst. 5 Pi ' ?-(, J i J , i ,y y r .0 s C ' ■ ? -