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Presenting 1971 Roar as Spring High School : : Spring, Cekas eed Editors: | | Jill Cunningham | : Se Jack Rollins : form a Multitude. 2e @ Understand tye eh nate . “« ge i i LOE WEA SRS q — Cime ts forever. It is the first heartbeat of birth and the last heartbeat before death. Jt is a person sharing the joys and sorrows of others as well as himself. | Cime is learning. It is a baby taking its first breath, giving a small cry while awakening into a new world. It is a mother smiling and saying a small prayer thanking God for this small. yet so very important miracle. Cime is love. Jt is two people believing in cach other uniting as one person: sharing the hopes and difficulties of their present generation. Cime is understanding. It is letting our minds wander, while trying to grasp what we seek to understand. It is the realization that all human beings are unique individuals with different bodies as well as different minds. We are all seeking to reach our goal in life; the end of the rainbow where our pot of gold tes. Each of us sharing a separate personality. But we are after all — in essence — the same, men in time seeking, learning, understanding and love. io. Le ‘ Ay Lk x iJ AL gee Cie Fe nt re a RE TROT INR IE TE ° emt i oe AORN ESIN AIBC RIN A NM CARA AOR ARR AB EEN RC Se 10 September Brought Spirit es PACURITN PANE. P _sucomy wasnanct_sntnty ISITOR eo ae a UU rey nee o%e eee Lora Lows LF yarns if The beginning of a new school year, new people, new classes - these add up to spirit and enthusiasm for Spring High. From the opening day, we were to pre- pare ourselves for changes in many dif- ferent facets of school life. The pages that follow reveal many of the changes that we have experienced at Spring High School in 1970-1971, | | { Spirit Leaders Football season begins with a pep fally 2... eee DOUNIE ts « Peano dace, | 11 ... and what did you do over the summer? HOLD ON, Jack! Let's BOOGIE! “T'm a separate identity in my own right, but J'm also part of a whole.”’ 12 Jun, Follies and October Who says we study all the time? But I'm warm .., the pumpkin has body heat, Are ya'll sure you haven't gained any weight? !? Homecoming 1970 Mary Pali, escorted by her father, Steve Pali, was crowned 1970-71 Home=- coming. Queen during halftime ceremo- nies, October 23, at the Spring-Cold- springs football game, While the game was a disappointing loss for Spring, the Homecoming activ- ities remained a happy affair. SHELIA LEMM VICKI EPPOLETO 14 MARY PALI KATHERN RAWLINSON ere highlighted by a dance after the game, tivities w Homecoming ac 15 | | Election of Duchesses Added to the Excitement of Homecoming Pam Janssen and Randy Brumlow Barbara Dazey and Donnie Maxwell Sandy Randall and John Avara Each year two girls from the freshman, sophomore and junior classes are elected to represent their particular class in the Homecoming Royalty. This is a great honor and the classes were well represented by six lovely girls, Denise Reyna and Dewey Farrell 17 Without change there can be no progress. . . It lived ... The beginning of a revolution in dress, and it died, Without progress there can be no change You better watch out! Ne’ N ay S z S BN The effects of mistletoe !? ! We Are Men of Chought Jn an Age of Action Learning with life, Learning about life, Leaming is life, 20 Yee-Haw How about a bite of the gym floor? If I could only get 2 ! John Avara proudly accepts the Coach's Award, i ic eeemciemememtemetemniatig dinars edn en a ST-R-R-R-R-R-ETCH! 22 Wild Wild West 2 a Wow! What vibrations! An unsuspecting victim. i : wie c 4 e idaae You're taking me to the Prom or else! Che “Night of January 16” Came On February 25! w -«. and then I said, “All right you lousy rat, what did you do with Faulkner? 24 In the Realm of Our Personal Calents The singing talents of JennaCoy Valadez, the outstanding pantomime of Chester Bammel and the musical skills of Tommy Rice on the guitar, performed in the Tri-Club Talent Show, won these three students a well-de- served tripto Galveston. Achleve. Away From Che World. . . Escape. Friendship is a sheltering tree. I think ... Therefore I am. Jts Coils And Jts Cares. = et ase You see, it all happened when I was trying to res cue this fine-looking chick. They believe in a two-party system one Friday night and one Saturday night! ; , Just a friendly little arrest. ur Face Mirror Which Feelings Conveyed 30 Che Faculty Wins Again. . . Ge st SE I've been waiting ay a chance like this. What do I do next? : : | But Well Keep Crying i, eiaaal ie as : Che Boys Come Chrough With A 71 Up, Up ard Away. Coach Warren ‘rolls out. Rivet! The Winner! Happy or disillusioned? es : i. Dr. Mills speaks at the Band Banquet. An Interesting Speech, a Fine Band, and Good Food Made the 1977 Band Banquet a Real SUCCESS Powderpuff Football Game The Stellanauts, sophomore and junior girls of Spring High School, upset Newkirk's Clan, freshmen and senior girls of S pring, in a battling (?) game of flag football on May 18 at Lion Stadium with a score of 22-18. Sarah Smith receives the Best Actress award from new Thespian President, Jolyn Ellis. Together in love ... and with chains. 35 Seniors Enjoy Class Crip to New Braunfels Mrs. Shaw crams term paper grading The Unexpected. on Senior Trip. We love Senior trips ... A friendly smile ... and an ugly scowl. in Itself Silently A World Watches for the Future ei oy ke sega E a, ° et 8 ee ae oe 0 diy aed re wig “sie eae idee S S SS SS Ss = %Q i O° i R OQ N S X. ama A GREAT MAN is what he is because he was what he wa ? What can be said about a man who has devoted his life to the development of young, seeking minds that would express the esteem and the gratitude that he so duly deserves? This is a difficult task when the man is Lewis Eugene Smith, Mr. Smith's rewards come from knowing that he has played a part in the development process as a blossoming youth develops into an upright, contributing citizen. The difficult task is that being an upright, contributing citizen is a twenty-five hour a day job. For many years Mr. Smith has worked abreast with students and faculty members of Spring High School, and his love for people is reflected on his face by the warm, welcoming smile which one will always receive from him as he greets them. Since Mr, Smith first came to Spring in 1938, as a business teacher from Sam Houston State Teacher's College where he obtained both his Bachelor of Science and Master of Education Degrees, he has devoted many lorg dedicated hours to the | school and the community of Spring. He was the first organizing sponsor of the | Spring Chapter of the National Honor Society and in his early years at Spring, he was the boys' baseball coach. In 1940, besides the marriage to his beloved wife Moselle Sibley, who he met here at Spring, Mr. Smith was promoted to the position of principal where he‘per- formed his duties with unquestioning loyalty as he did when he was promoted to assistant superintendent in 1968. After all these years of dedicated services to Spring, he is now retiring. It is with deep gratitude and high esteem from Spring Senior High School that we respectfully dedicate the Roar of 1971 to Lewis Eugene Smith. Dream not small dreams, for these have not the power to stir the souls of men. Student Body 43 SENIOR OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathern Rawlinson - Reporter, Rick Edwards - President, Shelia Lemm - Treasurer, Mary Pali - Secretary, and Jack Rollins - Vice-President, Seniors Grow With New Responsibilities «- College? - COLLEGE! ... Cut it out devil ... SAT's? - loved every minute of it... “out damned spot, out I say! ... Pass it around, she's got on red . . New Braunfels or bust ... All it takes is one raise of the eyebrow ... Feathers would be nice ... ; But I don't want to graduate - you crazy? ... We made it... The beginning and the end, RICK BAKER CHESTER BAMMEL JANICE BARANOWSKI MICHAEL BASS MICHAEL BAYER THERESA BAYER GARY BELL CHARLOTTE BENSON HOWARD BLALOCK DEBBIE BOX LETA BRALY RICKY BRANTNER RANDY BRUMLOW JIMMY BRYAN CHUCK BURGESS ‘CHARLES BYLER KAY CADLE LYNDIA CLARK DEBRA CLEM KEN CLEMENT KAREN COWAN MARLA COX JILL CUNNINGHAM BECKY CURTIS DEBBIE CUTLIP ARTHUR DENISON 46 VERL YN DOERING RICKY DRIVER JERRY DURRETT RICHARD ECHOLS RICK EDWARDS VICKI EPPELETO DEWEY FARRELL BECKY FINCH JOHN FISCHER I've heard of Women's Lib, but this is ridicu- w ouster ROBBIE GILLILAND DIANE GUERINGER GAIL HAILEY TERESA HALL YVONNE HILDEBRANDT JOYCE HILLEGEIST DAVID HOPSON LUCY KELLEY BONNIE KIRBY LYNETTE KNIGHT PAULA KRESSLEY DIANE LAMB SHELIA LEMM LEE LEWIS JACKIE LOTT Se ie ae BOBBY McCAIN ALBERT McGULLION RONALD McGULLION REX MAHY PHILLIP MANSON DONNIE MAXWELL DONNA MELTON NORMA MEYER LYNN MURPHY PAUL NEWCOMB CHRIS OAKLEY MARY PALI ROBERT PALI CAROL PAULI MICHAEL PRESTON JUDY PROSISE DIANE RATHGERBER KATHERN RAWLINSON ETTA RHODES TOMMY RICE JEANNE RICHARDS RENNE RICHARD TOMMY RIDDLE JACK ROLLINS EMERSON ROMOSER JUDY ROSE JEANNIE SCHMIT RICHARD SCHMIDT SUSAN SESSUMS ELLEN SIMPSON BARBARA SHIRLEY SARAH SMITH RON SPINA BILL STILSON KATHY TAYLOR KATHY THEISS DWAYNE TUNSTALL MERL VANEK SUE VEST MARTHA VOGELY SCOTT WAGERT BOBBY WALTERS CATHY WARD BILLY WILEY LINDA WOEFEL KARLA YAROTSKY Mums ... the story of my life. He's a good friend of mine ya know, Comfortable feet make for happy people. Our todays and yesterdays are the blocks which we build our tomorrows. am OF E:T ee velolane) 54 So much of life ahead We start out walking And leam to run We've only just begun ... 55 Stas BS SS ashy a f , “' yy ot alae ae a. gE = - 9 = ‘“ A RE oye. : JUNIOR OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Zajicek - President, Linda Cartwright - Reporter, Betty Bryan - peste Pris Monroe = Treasurer, and Russell Scalon = Vice-President, Juniors Exhibit Promise in 1970-71 ++ “And you get a life subscription to this magazine for just one dollar, Would Icon you? ... Prom is a PAIN! ... What's this about the almighty red mar- gin? ... college board tests and I'm still a child .., The Pearl ... new.studeut body officers and leaders ee. and we waited for next year and senior status, 56 Gwen Buvinghausen Suzanne Byler Brenda Carter Linda Cartwright Randall Casey Kathy Clifford Mike Cosby Nita Cosby George Anderson Janice Ansley John Avara Chuck Babb Cookie Bateman Jim Bearnth Mark Bell Debbie Branch Betty Bryan Steve Bryan Venita Brzymialkewicz Vance Burns We've got to stop meeting like this! Kim Cosco Carol Craig Barbara Crier Debbie Dalton Dawn DeFelice Patsy Derrington Diana Dill Mike Doran E. B, Dotson Diane Draper Joe Drobina Ed Ebert Carolyn Edleman Jolyn Ellis Linda Fitzgerald Donna Flarity Carol Gambil Tommy Greenan Deborah Groom Sherry Gueringer Trina Haley James Hallmark Larry Haynes Dianna Heartsill Louis Herrera Maurann Hoffman Barbara Hood Gerald Hooper $%o @E??? ... blew it again. Don Janssen Abby Jones Diane Kasiske Doyle Lane | Gene Lemm Kent Leslie Peter Lewis i Marilyn Lucas Brenda McCoy Susan McKay Darrell Marino . Carol Matlock Jeanette Mead Larry Melancon Sally Melancon Darryle Middleton Jeff Middleton John Moore Beth Mullins Pris Munroe Even band boys aren't per- fect when it comes to the spoken word, 60 David Richardson Tommy Riddle Anne Rodgers Jolain Ross Mary Sarao Mike Sentesi Doyle Shafer Betsy Shinault Judy Munzy Patsy Nichols Shelia Nichols Debbie Norris Lorrie O'Neal Randall Oates Susan Parker Sharon Parten Nancy Patrick Terry Patterson Paul Pennington Cindy Pollock Mary Ann Prosise Mark Redwine Mary Reese What he doesn't know won't hurt him ... Beth Smith Era Smith Linda Sorrels Mike Sonleitner George Standley Carol Stonestreet Debra Strunk Tina Sweet Marcia Thomas Kathy Thurman Sherry Vest Wendy Ward David Weaver Larry Weaver Ricky Wehmeyer Kraig White Mary Ann White Waneda White Billy Wiley Clifford Wirzberg Connie Woolner Mary Wunsche Donna Yargo Tina Young Tommy Zajicek one move and I'll fill you All right you guys, full of ... staples? to grandmother's house we go ... ! o WM = oO as} = ve 1n hea c YQ is: Bae =H ° ee, va bn o 4 S'5 ns 3 gS os 33 oO n” Scant secs cao 3) £ = : - =: SOPHOMORE OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Brzymialkiewicz - Treasurer, Danny Pamuk - Secretary, Chip Mun- toe - Vice-President, Russ Lund Reporter, and David Gregory - President. 64 Sophomores Strive for Recognition ... Sing it, man! .., Gregory's got the fever ... Come on, just one buck for the yearbook page? ... Mr, Mittelstaedt, can you count candles? - You're kidding, you majored in it? ... After I ran over the garbage truck, the driving instructor gave up on me .-. But I don't care what a worm's gut looks like! -.. Well, at least we're not FISH! Elizabeth Andrews Mary Arey Mark Arriago Gale Austin Ronnie Baker Frankie Bailey John Bankston Steve Bayer Carol Beke Gabor Beke Debbie Benefield Kathy Blalock | Debra Bone ) Eric Boone | Mike Booth . Charolette Burgess Barbara Buyer Carl Cade Robin Carew Cheri Carter If you had Algebra I every day, nine months of the year, you'd feel like this, too, 65 Sharon Casey Louann Claughton David Clem Cy Cole Russell Colleps Carol Collins Bob Corwin Pam Cosco Holli Cox Linda Crooks Candy Cunningham Donna Dalton Sharon Daly Sid Daniels Barb Dazey Desi de Leleu Connie Diehl Joe Diehl Pam Doran Bill Drennen Ray Durham Matthew Echols Dana Fields Bubba Fortune Linda Franklin Helen Gros Sam Hall Brenda Hallmark Danny Hanna David Haught Debbie Haverland Eldridge Hightower Perry Hightower Fred Hoffman Mike Holliday Shawn Freeburg Tony Gardner Pauline George Sarah Gilbert Patricia Gilliam Nancy Goins Don Gonzales Jerry Goodson Julie Graham David Gregory Just like the girl who married dear ol dad, Mike D, Hudson Mike K, Hudson Wayne Hughes John Humenay Pam Janssen Cindy Jenkins Rodney Jenkins Patty Kasiske Billy Keeling Bill Kinard Linda Kirby Tim Kirk Paul Klammer Colleen Kucharski Donna Lee Gary Lee Nancy Leigh John Lemm Kathy Leslie Emmy Love Debra Lucas Rosemarie Lueke Russ Lund Brook Luneburg Teresa McCain Rosana McCoy Paul McCracken Tommy McGrady Jim McKay Bonnie McKeever Mike McLemore Pam Macha Edward Manson Carol Market Barry Melton Steve Metcalf David Meyer Gail Miears Glenna Mitchamore Marsha Mitchamore 70 Sylvia Mueller Carol Munro Thomas Munroe Steve Nagy Bobby Nicholson Donna Noble Brenda Pamuk Danny Pamuk Gary Parrish Susan Parlongo Carolyn Partch Robert Pate Terry Pennington Darrell Philo Raymond Pitre Janene Plack Alan Pollock Cindy Pounders John Preston Jim Quellette Cindy Randall Dickie Redding Kathy Rice Rick Richard Sue Richardson Janet Riddle Darell Roberts Rickey Robin Lynne Rogers Colby Ross Jeanne Salyers Susie Salyers Molly Sanderson Phyllis Sayers Donna Scott Jan Simmons Bobby Simpson Mike Smelser Dan Smith Jeanette Smylie Karen Sonleitner Susan Sparks Sandra Sterling Theresa Sternat Carol Stilson There's a sour apple in every crowd, Robert Surguy Richard Sykes Randy Taylor Janis Teas Kenneth Thurman Roland Tullos Ronnie Tunstall Diane Turner Jenna Valadez Jan Vest Charles Wampler Mary Wells Brooks Wendel Johnny Wiley Warner Williams Clyde Wilson Steve Woelfel Johnny Woolner Lori Yarotsky Steve Yetter Donnie Zajieck Ronnie Zajieck --. and we gave Apollo 14 our support, Dana 7 Mf From the mouths of babes, come some startling com- mentaries, FRESHMAN OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: John Peake - Vice-President, Sam Helweg - Treasurer, Nancy Cartwright - Reporter, Debbie Barron - Secretary, and Leo Villegas - President, Spring Htigh Welcomes Freshmen eee hanks, Coach! .,.. Give me.an Fk |. “What's a high school? .,, Please don't call me FISH ,,. Frustration... Teeny bopper a forgot- ten word ... Her name is ol lady what? .., Jim- my's gonna yell again - look out! .., The locker combination is 36-24-36 ... So what if I still chew bubble gum ... The up and coming ... And we prayed for acceptance ... Trey Adams Ursula Arth George Ashworth John Babb Richard Ballard Herbie Bammel Glenn Barrett Debbie Barron Harley Bateman Connie Baughman Ronnie Baughman Arlene Bell Frances Bell Beth Berger Sherry Box Don Bradley Barbara Branch Diane Branch Linda Branch Thomas Branch You don't really think you'll get away with this, do you? ) | ar emo t 76 Charles Brantner Lisa Brown Brady Bruce Brenda Brzymialkiewicz Steve Bullard Cindy Burke Denise Burnett Frances Caldwell Carla Campbell Liz Carew Lisa Carpenter Claire Carstens Nancy Cartwright Lisa Cavins Cherie Chalk Glenda Christilles Pam Clark Linda Clem David Clement Debbie Coman Donna Cosco Gary Crawford Steve Cromeans Shirley Crutchfield Robert Davis Teresa Davis Mary Dazey Steve Deuell Carol Dickey Karen Dill Kathy Doran Danny Drake George Drake David Durham Gwen Eads John Ebert Joseph Ellis Charles Emerson Keith Evans Robert Farris Cynthia Finch Randy Forregger Debbie Fortune Donna Froehlich Kendall Giere Barbara Gilbert Tommie Sue Gill Debbie Goedecke Jeanne Gonsoulin Rose Gonzales Janet Green Terry Greenan Mike Gregory Mike Groom Gerald Grubbs Roger Gueringer Heidi Gullerud Laurie Hague Keith Hall LeAnn Hanks Who opened the cage? Holly Hardy Kathy Harrah Susan Haught Sam Helweg Ray Herrera Roland Herrera Kay Hilland Jackie Holder Donna Hooper Jimmy Horger Elizabeth Howard Frank Hvizdos Ronnie Jacobson Ronnie Jones Peggy Key 1 James King Melissa Klaus Peggy Knight Melissa Kral Phyllis Lechelske Calvin Lee Charleen Lee Melanie Lewis Rhonda Lewis Rick Lowe Mike Lowry Buddy Lucas Bruce Luedke Greg Lueke David Lund Little H. McGullion Walter McKeever Pat McLeMore Ronnie McWhirter David Marino Denise Matthews Jan May Sydney Meyer Bruce Mintz Pam Mitchell Cheryl Mobley Greg Moore And you think you have problems! 80 Tommy Moore David Morgan Ralph Morrison Michael Mulkey Mike Munden Phillip Munos Mike Myrick Thom Nanninga Mary Nee Ted Nehrkorn Bubba Nichols Harold Nichols Jean Nichols Daniel Norris Sandy Norris Patricia O'Brien Kimber Pate Jamin Patrick Chris Patterson John Peake John Pfeiffer Sandy Poe Debbie Porter Joe Porter Sandy Randall Jonnie Ransom Kenneth Reaves Brenda Reichert Denise Reina Terry Reome Donald Reynard Emma Rhodes Jerri Rhodes Steve Richardson Mike Richmond 82 Denise Rowell Susan Russell Tommy Sablatura Gilbert Sanchez Jeff Schaeffer Leslie Schmidt ‘Paul Schreiber Jeni Schulte Mary Seabury Everett Semands Coy Sevier Charline Shanultz Jimmy Simpson Rodney Skinner Cecil Smith Dennis Smith John Smith Lillie Smith Melvina Smith Norma Sorrels Robin Roberts Robyn Roberts Oscar Robinson David Roddy Mike Rogers Francine Romoser Mark Stevens Rocky Stone Ann Strunk Christy Taylor Riley Taylor Stephanie Taylor Suzi Trusdale Kenneth Turner Janis Vallejo Scott Van Kirk Leo Villegas Eric Volbrecht Mike Vyvial Keith Ward Patricia Watson Wilbert Wiley Ricky Wilhelm Mike Williams Lottie Woodson John Woodward Ricky Wunsche Vanessa York Harvey Zimmerman And after this we'll play cops and robbers ... Sixth period, seventh day of my Pond's seven day beauty plan, and A reminder of happy days ... still nothing, 4 86 Miss Shelia Lemm Queen Candidates Miss Kathern Rawlinson ALBE.. corms eoteduirn ie a: bd ¢ ; } j ' 4 ee ees eyrpeneene g Ry Tay , % ee i i ii ee ea si onal PR Ste cia ern isan OrNOI veetheart rhara Dazey 4 Basketball Sweetheart Volleyball Sweetheart = — Mr. Jack Rollins Mr. Donnie Lajicek APIS TE TER ager geo Wray | sn ie 2 ae thew te “€ Pe PW ge ry oh reeenet! | Spring High. hi : “ : . ” Yy i Wet wa Yr Lis pasenue WLU roe Pris Miss y Se - $= mS S i) , = 4% vast Aa) : YUL i ; wi fifi wie $ - Me 4A . + 1 Mrs Peter Lewis.) . aE hat RTE SB Miss Pris Munroe Mr. Rick Edwards Miss Pris Munroe Mr. ick Edwards 98 | Sarah Smith ee ck Edwards ¥ Valentine Sweetheart Miss Pam Brzymialkiewicz | | | | Freshman Candidate Miss Mary Dazey Junior Candidate Miss Brenda McCoy R. Award od D.A ¥ NS Dey x SS “ e S Nos . Iss Karen Wilkins | Most Chesplan Sweetheart Cheresa Bayer G.B.C Sweethear Sherry Vest 103 Steemateoer® 7 Choir Sweetheart. | CALLA aay pay ee 104 ert seks “a wee | Vorh | Class Fa Sue Richardson . Robert Surguy a. er i 3 o hal a) ) OO rome oh) +8 eae ayes O6 sm O¢:0me ee! an ADs emt Student Counch TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Baker, Leo Villegas, Coy Sevier, Russ Lund, Ronald McGullion, Matthew Echols, Rick Edwards, Tommy Zajicek, J. B. Avara. BOTTOM ROW: Denise Burmett, Priscilla Munroe, - Beth Smith, Robbie Gilliland, Shelia Lemm, Barbara Buyer, Cheri Carter, One of the many duties of the Student Council is to keep the trophy case clean. 110 Student Council Officers Randy Brumlow - Vice= President, Rick Edwards - Parliamentarian, Ron- ald McGullion - Presi- dent, Robbie Gilliland - Secretary, Rick Baker - Treasurer, Not Shown - Beth Smith - Historian. 111 . | ) Se eed en Te ohm, Student Council Members Enjoy Beach Outing 113 114 A Glant Step Coward Success and the Stage The Thespian Sock 'n Buskin club has earned a great title this year with their successful production of Night of January 16th which was under the direction of Mrs, Pickle. They have also used their acting ability to perform for various school assemblies, Chesplan Sock Buskin Club 1970-7] Fastest gun in the West, OFFICERS: President, Richard Edwards; Vice President, Theresa Bayer; Secretary, Etta Rhodes; Treasurer, Chester Bammel; Reporters, Rick Baker and Diane Rathgaber 115 116 A hard fought battle between two law attor neys. With a young secretary on trial for the murder of her boss, Che Night of January 16 Sara Smith Ted Nehrkon Ken Clement Chester Bammel Mary Seabury Rick Baker Mary Ann White Mike Myrick Louann Claughton Brady Bruce Pris Munroe Matthew Echols Ricky Wunche Theresa Bayer Diane Rathgerber Randall Casey Martha Vogely Coy Sevier John Evert Jolynn Ellis Charleen Lee Etta Rhodes ‘DISTRICT ATTORNEY FLINT Presented by the Chesplans PRISON MATRON BAILIFF JUDGE HEATH HIS SECRETARY DEFENSE ATTORNEY STEVENS HIS SECRETARY CLERK OF THE COURT KAREN ANDRE DR, KIRKLAND MRS, JOHN HUTCHINS HOMER VAN FLEET ELMER SWEENEY NANCY LEE FAULKNER MAGDA SVENSON JOHN GRAHAM WHITFIELD JANE CHANDLER SIGURD JUNGQUIST LARRY REGAN ROBERTA VAN RENSSELAER STENOGRAPHER STUDENT ASSISTANT Defense attorney Stevens questions a key witness. The father in-law of the late Faulkner testifies against Karen Andre. Behind Em All Che . ade Way... Whether they are under the bright stadium lights of a Spring Lion football game while cheering the team.on to victory, or diligently practicing a new cheer, or deco- tating the gym for the big pep rallies, or performing some other duties they were called upon to do, the cheerleaders show their enthusiasm, spirit and undying support for the Spring High Lions, Rick Edwards served as the Spring High Lions Mascot, 118 JUDY ROSE Cheerleader 1 year BETTY BRYAN Cheerleader 2 years Head 1 year DONNA DALTON Cheerleader 1 year KATHY THURMAN Cheerleader 1 year MELISSA AYRES Mascot DANA FIELDS Cheerleader 2 years 120 We Stress Che Importance of Physical Fitness The Girl's Athletic Association is one of the largest organizations in Spring High School, It gives all girls an opportunity to take part in some type of athletic activity, Mrs, Stevens is the sponsor of this organization, OFFICERS: Pam Bryzmialkiewiaz, Rosemary Lueke, Pam Janssen, Kathy Rawlinson, C, AA JO- a Karen Wilkins, Boosting Big Green Spirit Js Cheir Job Hard work, determination, and long hours go in- to the making of a G.B.C. During football sea- son each girl is responsible for a spirit sign each week and to attend every football game played. When basketball season comes, the girls show their spirit by attending most of the games and help cheer the team to a victory, The devoted sponsors of this organization are Miss Schultz and Mrs, Langham, ! : ws glory ring, Wéaraise ‘4 hgh Gepo raise TOP: Charlotte Benson - Treasurer, Jill Cunningham - Captain, Sue Lynn Vest - Secretary, Anne Rogers - Vice-President, Vicki Eppoleto - President, | | Miss Schultz and Mrs, Langham watch the girls do the cheers as they were taught, 123 LIONS WAVE THE The bonfire gives homecoming a special sparkle, z Phe Te — Girl’s Booster Club 70-7] 4, 4 ze of ae Sa The GBC's are busy planning their coming activities, 124 National Honor Society OFFICERS CHUCK BURGESS - President YVONNE HILDEBRANDT Secretary VERLYN DOERING - Treasurer NORMA MEYER - Vice-President 126 OBOE Ricky Wunsche FLUTES Kathern Rawlinson Susan Sessums Carla Campbell Peggy Knight Sherry Gueringer CLARINETS Jack Rollins Paulyne George Terri Patterson Susan Haught Linda Kirby Calvin Lee Cheryl Mobley Debra Strunk Jenna Valadez Theresa Bayer Melissa Klaus Maurann Hoffmann Susie Salyers Carol Dickey Cindy Jenkins Gwen Eads Phyllis Lechelske Melanie Lewis Lottie Woodson Sharon Parten Cindy Green CORNETS Bob Corwin Gilbert Sanchez Steve Bullard Thomas Munroe Keith Evans Wayne Hughes E. B. Dotson Dan Smith Gail Hailey Gene Lemm Steve Cromeans Bruce Mintz Mark Bell TROMBONES Charles Byler Chester Bammel Rodney Jenkins ree Lion Bana es ———— eS — : 3 2 Kimber Pate Herbie Bammel David Roddy ALTO CLARINETS Sandy Norris Mary Wunsche Charlotte Strunk BASS CLARINETS Norma Meyer Matthew Echols Mary Pali FRENCH HORNS. Chuck Babb Debbie Haverland ALTO SAXES Teresa Hall Mike Richmond Mike Williams TENOR SAXES - Harley Bateman Janice Teas Coy Sevier BARITONE James Hallmark Steve Woefel Ricky Wehmeyer Danny Drake TUBAS Eric Boone Ed Hilder Sam Hall PERC USSION Mike Vyvial Cookie Bateman Vance Burns Darrell Marino Dewey Farrell DIREC TOR Layton B, Keith 127 BAND OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Reporter - Susan Sessums, President - Jack Rollins, Secretary- Treasurer - Mary Pali, Librarians - Norma Meyer and Kathern Rawlinson, Vice-President - Chuck Babb. U.1I.L. SOLO AND ENSEMBLE WINNERS: SOLO SILVER METAL - Chester Bammel SOLO GOLD METAL - Jack Rollins SOLO SILVER METAL - Wayne Hughes TRIO SILVER METAL - Susan Haught . an Calvin Lee ALL DISTRICT BAND - Charles Byler Melissa Klaus 128 : PhS S Ss eae p | DRUM MAJOR: Theresa Bayer Leadership, optimism and a beautiful smile - These qualities describe the Drum Major and Majorettes of 1970-1971. 129 | | We Lost the Games... R ey N S D S D = = = a wecueee® BO The band's final performance of the 1971 Concert Season was a Spring Concert on May 7. The highlight of the band's season was receiving a 1st place plaque for Sightreading. They also received 2nd place in their Concert performance. 132 Where Does a Ripple End. . . Where Does a Musician Begin. . . Perhaps Here. . . Preparing to Meet FOE 3 4 ry lo weil, pen si 4 Future | Farmers of America | | | SN erent ie OFFICERS: Sentinel - Steve Nagy, President - Gerald Hooper, Reporter Jerry Goodson, Treasurer - George Stanley, Vice- President - Tommy McGrady, Secretary - Fred Hoffmann, © 134 Our Agricultural Shortage That was a good one, Mr. Langham, Mr, Langham teaching welding. A typical FFA bull session, Senior Chapter FFA Someday we may get rich doing this, 136 Youth in Search of the Cruth Youth for Christ is an organization which Spring has been involved in for the past four years, The members meet every Wednesday morning and discuss matters which involve people as a whole. OFFICERS CHESTER BAMMEL - President NORMA MEYER - Vice-President COY SEVIER - Song Leader MARY WUNSCHE - Pianist The Spring High School Choir has contributed much to the enjoyment of the student body and the Spring Community. Along with choral performances at school and after school, the choir put on a hilarious show- ing of the Broadway play Ask Any Girl. The play was a complete success and was enjoyed by one and all, Choir 1970-197] 138 “Ask Any Girl’ Cast: Theresa Bayer Charlotte Benson Debra Branch Ricky Brantner Charles Byler Marla Cox Jill Cunningham Pamela Farr Dewey Farrell Shawn Freeburg Kay Hilland Jimmy Horger Paula Kressley Jan May Lynn Murphy Mary Pali Carol Pauli Cindy Pounders Dianne Rathgeber Coy Sevier Aunt Fem ... PLEASE! ! My hero Actually, I'm an artist. _ Aw shucks mam! 140 Betty Crocker Award Mrs. Spell presents Betty Crocker award to Miss Diane Rathgeber at Senior Class Day assembly. Future 7 FEOWEMARELS oa of | America OFFICERS: Kay Cadle - Secretary, Sarah Gilbert - Treasurer, Mrs. Spell - Advisor, Brenda McCoy - Corresponding Secretary, Rosemarie Lueke - His- torian, Karen Cowan - First Vice-President, Debbie Branch - President, Deb- bie Haverland - Fifth Vice-President, Carol Beke, Verlyn Doering, MEMBERS: Brenda Hallmark, Susie Saylers, Elizabeth Andrews, Debbie Bone, Becky Curtis, Diane Rathegaber, Sue Lyn Pilgrim, Charlette Benson, Emmie Love, Sherry Vest, Jan Vest, Nita Cosby, Susan . Parker, Barbara Hood, Priscilla Munroe, 142 Future Homemakers of America o 6 ns ata ts . oe a one Rots 2, S oe See Ca, ane, OFFICERS - Karen Sunleitner - Treasurer; Carol Matlock - Second Vice-President; Abby Jones = Pres- ident; Mrs. Dozier - Adviser; Susan Haught - Recording Secretary; Laurie Hague - Historian; Pam Bryzmialkiewiaz - Corresponding Secretary; Nancy Patrick - First Vice-President; Debbie Groom = Third Vice-President; Tina Sweet - Fourth Vice-President; Melisa Klaus - Parliamentarian, Susan Russel - Fifth Vice-President. MEMBERS: Debbie Porter, Barbara Branch, Barbara Gilbert, Sherry Crutchfield, June Roe, Sandy Poe, Denise Rowell, Jerry Rhodes, and Donna Froelich, Junior Chapter 43 Fe a tiie ed eB eae a at a a ie a 4 ae GO wt Learning to care for the new born ... 2 144 Didn‘t I show you this before? Please, I d rather do it myself! Che Future Homemakers in Action Se. I did it again! this one looks interesting. y= been Now remember Brenda, milk will spill if yo u Please quit looking over my shoulder, Lucy. miss the cup. Future Establishment The Future Teachers of America is an organization of dedicated stu- dents interested in the future occu- pation of teaching school. The student may serve as an aid to a teacher thereby learning much of the procedure involved in grading papers, preparing bulletin boards and other necessary jobs a teacher may perform, oO g € a =] [e) Q s get busy Let I! Here she comes Larry Haynes, Tommy Riddle, Gary Bell, Mr, Enders, Larry Melancon, Mike McLemore, Larry Weaver, Brooks Wendell, Merl Vanek, David Weaver, ) Tony Gardner, Doyle Lane, Mike Bass, Chris Oakley, Steve Jacobs, Robert Pali in Bi Mike Bayer, Mr, Enders, Richard Echols, James Stone, Kelly Hoffmann, Roland Herrera, Dick- ey Redding, Joe Drobina, Robert Davis Auto Mechanics 70-7] 150 STANDING: Terry Fransan - Vice President, Sally Melanson Parliamentarian, SEATED: Barbara Cryer - Sergeant at Arms, Betty Thompson - President. Sponsor - Mrs, Henderson. Hair Styling Js Cheir Speciality VICA 70-71 151 152 Band-Aids Aren't Used for Everything Medical Careers OFFICERS: (left to right) Paula Kresly - Vice-President and Parliamentarian, Kimber Pate - Historian, Marsha Thomas - Secretary, Sheryl Mobly - Scrapbook Chairman, Carol Dickey - Reporter, Debbie Branch - Treasurer, Donna Melton - President (not Pictured), Math Club a parame The function of the Math Club is to develop the student's mind for the purpose of thinking quick- ly, logically, and accu- rately. Through partici- pation in the Houston Area, the members are exposed to rigorous com- petition with students of varying mathematical backgrounds. Although the club is only two years old, the members have done reasonably well. Within the near future, the Spring High School Math Club members will be considered as the ones to beat at all tourna- ments, Cogether With Nature - eae — | . | i : ¢ “a Vir OP 2 sy eg er 4 re - oe A . f vgs e , % “e V fe ¢ : i 5 “( vss ah S wih x ‘ : Tee ee Ta eee pane 1 ON F ‘ “ . t Ns cc x ae Biology Club Officers BOBBY McCAIN - Parliamentarian MIKE PRESTON - President DAWN DefFLICE - Vice-President PETER LEWIS - Secretary-Treasurer The Biology Club has been involved in Spring for the past two years and has been very successful, Under the direction of Mr, Holmstrom it has become a very pop- ular organization among the students, 154 Freshman Spirit Adds a New Dimension CHEERLEADERS Suzie Trusdale Denise Burnett Debbie Barron Head Cheerleader Carol Moore Mary Dazey MASCOTS Denise Rowell Coy Sevier eee The Freshman Pep Squad has added and helped to promote spirit to the freshman team this past year, It consists of girls who each did their part in boosting spirit, French C lub The French Club is a fairly new organization at Spring High. Organized only this year, it started out by sponsoring a great dance after the Spring-Klein football game, With 7O0 | Miss Freidman as sponsor, we believe it has a long and suc- cessful future at Spring. - 4 ae ’ OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Claire Cartens - Secretary, Roland Tullos - President, Louann Claughton - Vice-President, Julie Graham - Re- porter, David Gregory - Treasurer, OW 156 Spanish Club ’77 Officers MIKE GREGORY = President RUSS LUND = Vice= President BRADY BRUCE - Treasurer SUSIE TRUSDALE - Secretary JANET GREEN = Parliamentarian Miss Payne is sponsor of the Spanish Club. “Che Choughts of Youth Are Long. Long Choughts.. .” Future Business Leaders of America Officers KATHERN RAWLINSON = Secretary SHEILA LEMM = Treasurer CHARLOTTE BENSON - President RENEE RICHARD = Vice-President DEBRA BOX = Reporter SUE LYN VEST = Parliamentarian ams Ci ( oo 7, a — y SER Fit Sate Ce od Se 8 = 1S _— OUS 0, L Reflect. ? 1ce Jan fingers Must you use your ) The Lions Tale staff, a group of eleven eager and industrious journalists, are responsible for publishing a monthly newspaper to provide the student body with up to the minute news about school affairs and other interest- ing happenings in and around the community, Each member is | responsible for writing news- worthy articles and seeing that the paper is put together in the best journalistic style, Well Worth Waiting For 160 Lions Cale 70-7] Editors - Howard Blalock Norma Meyer Assistant Editor - Linda Cartwright Sports Editor - Jeff Middleton Sports - Marilyn Lucas Leta Braly Features = Mary Pali Emerson Romoser Nita Cosby Clubs = Rick Edwards Linda Woelfel Business Manager = Rick pana Roar Staff Members: Charlotte Benson, Randy Brumlow, Marla Cox, Theresa Bayer, Jill Cun- ningham, Carol Pauli, Vicki Eppoleto, Carol Gambill, Gail Hailey, Theresa Hall, Lucy Kelley, Donnie Maxwell, Albert McGullion, Ron- ald McGullion, Lorrie O Neal, Jack Rollins, Richard Schmidt, Beth Smith, Jeannie Schmit, Kathy Theiss, Sarah Smith, Sponsor - Mrs, Janet Newkirk, 6 yy Editors: Jack Rollins Jill Cunningham 162 Assistant Editor Beth Smith Sports Editor Randy Brumlow Organizations Editor Carol Pauli Class Editor Sarah Smith Photography Editor Albert McGullion Activities Editor Charlotte Benson Business Manager Vicki Eppoleto As the years pass by, the Roar strives for superiority over the preceding year. A dynamic sale drive began the year. The sale be- gan with yearbook subscriptions, then ad sales and con- cluded with a fantastic carnation sale for Valentine's Day. Three deadlines - February, April, and finally June - were met with many feeling that this was an outstanding achievement, A well enjoyed yearbook signing party closed this memorable year, With the help of our sponsor, Mrs, Janet Newkirk, we feel this will be the best Roar yet! 164 Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: David Richardson - Vice-President, Ho- ward Blalock - Reporter, Chuck Burgess - Secretary- Treas- urer, Mike Preston - Parliamentarian, Bobby McCain - President. The JETS Club provides students with . the opportunity to acquaint themselves with the many areas of scientific en- deavor, Cen Seniors Receive Cribute for Numerous Contributions “hk Ronald McGullion prepares for his daily announcements before the student body. Jill Cunningham consults Taylor Publishing i i Company about ROAR problems, Rick Edwards - alias Spring Lion - sidetracks from his gentle manner to kidnap Judy Rose. AN ma Chuck Burgess dissects his fetal pig. Verlyn Doering assists Mrs. Stevens with office work. 165 oe, es I ‘ A . = rd NE Z Norma Meyer types up another editorial for the Lion's Tale, Shelia Lemm jumps high to make another ° winning basket. While working on a yearbook layout, Sarah Smith is surprised by the camera before her. Mary Pali poses in her familiar stance as this year's twirler, Jack Rollins practices his famous dribble. 166 | 3 ‘ tie - é ihe A asain We cannot see our victoryjut oach . Because the sweat of ouff Js still hot in our eyes? ‘ee . i ” we Is stilf the center6f out Arfa just when our sight is Webgo back to train agai ; “ 4 -) : Cwach, we.can still hear ey Le as 169 170 Winning was a thing the players of the 1970-71 Spring football team never knew. They spent thirteen long weeks sweating and bleeding for something they did not really understand, Nine times they tried for victory and nine times they left the field defeated, The players, for the first time, realized how important winning could be, All was not lost, Coach Day and Coach Bennett COACH GEORGE ' pe | : es P 1970 TRI-CAPTAINS Donnie Maxwell, Ronald McGullion, Randy Brumlow RANDY BRUMLOW Linebacker 2 years BUZZY STANDLEY Captain 2 years Receiver 2 years Receiver 2 years All-District, 1st team, defense All-District, 2nd team, offense v STEVE BRYAN Receiver 3 years Where did everybody go? eae RON SPINA Give ‘em heck, men! Lineman 2 years BIG JOHN MOORE DWAIN TUNSTALL DANNY HANNA Lineman 1 year Lineman 1 year Lineman 1 year DONNIE MAXWELL Linebacker 4 years We showed you! Captain 2 years an . . - All-District, unanimous, defense se ; . All-District, 2nd team, offense Ke; we an | Pe “ RICK BAKER BOBBY McCAIN Center 2 years Tackle 1 year 174 TOMMY McGRADY DAVID RICHARDSON Guard 1 year Tackle 2 years All-District 2nd team CO ACH McALPINE ‘ ty _ i Hey, Randy, hope you had your Wheaties! MIKE BOOTH Tackle 1 year JACK ROLLINS Split End - Safety 2 years GABOR BEKE Running Back 1 year 176 Please get him off me, ref, ! KENT LESLIE Running Back 2 years : | : j 4 “ If only Mom could see me now! DAVID HAUGHT DEWEY FARRELL Tight End 1 year Tackle 1 year For the last time, GIVE ME THAT BALL!! MARK BELL Tackle 1 year 178 RONALD McGULLION Linebacker 4 years All-District 2nd team Captain 1 year Help, I need somebody ... Kot ELE oa a QD Os a ae he AE 2a J . — | - = : ad Follow the leader, TOMMY ZAJICEK Quarterback 2 years All-District 2nd team ARTHUR DENISON Specialty teams 2 years DON GONZALES Defensive Halfback 1 year ROBERT PATE Fullback 2 years JIMMY BRYAN Defensive Halfback 3 years 179 — JOHN AVARA H. 0 W 0 L S First team all-district: RONALD McGULLION Second team all-district | all Koch MMMM AMAA AAS TOMMY ZAJICEK Second team all-district 180 Second team all-district Coaches Football Award y a ate DONNIE MAXWELL First team unanimous choice Second team all-district : : TOMMY McGRADY Second team all-district Juntor Varsity FRONT ROW: Gary Parish, Steve Metcaff, Ronnie Zajicek, Mike Doran, Jim McKay, Bear Hoff- man, Donnie Zajicek, Russell Colleps,; SECOND ROW: Coach Bill Day, Ronnie Baker, Ricky Weh- meyer, Hatchet Sentesi, Russ Lund, Jerry Angstadt, John Lemm, Kenneth Thurman, Colby Ross, “ Ny 4 : ice ck Undefeated District Champions at ee Up tall tak nL cat at i eae te 2 = Sa Ps at FRONT ROW: Ted Nehrkor, Ralph Morrison, Mike Groom, Calvin Lee, Mike Myrick, Steve Cromeans, Mike Richmond, Dennis Smith, Rodney Skinner, San Helweg, SECOND ROW: David Clement, Mark Stevens, Eric Vollereight, Sam Hall, Steve Deuell, Scot Woodward, Trey Adams, Gerald Grubbs, Ron- nie Jacobson, Steve Richardson, Mike Gregory, Buddy Lucas, THIRD ROW: David Morgan, Terry Greenan, Kenneth Turner, John Peake, Danny Drake, Mike Munden, Ronnie Jones, Thom Nanninga, Jeff Schaeffer, David Roddy, Bubba Nichols, Little Harold McGullion, Rocky Stone, Freshman Coach Brent Warren, 182 Varsity Basketball Spring Basketball was no longer a joke in ‘71, Every team in district lost to the power- ful Lions, Every team except Klein, A year long dream was never realized. For the sen- iors, it would never be dreamt again, Next year will always come for those who are will- ing to wait, COACH BILL DAY Honors JOHN AVARA RUSS LUND Second team all-district First team all-district, unanimous | : . JACK ROLLINS Second team all-district CAPTAINS: Donnie Maxwell, Jack Rollins, Randy Brumlow RUSS LUND ALI DONNIE ZAJICEK eae - i RANDY BRUMLOW ” ) JACK ROLLINS } | | i} : ° | | | | | | | | 7 a ‘4 | i mt ; —_ | = ial ‘ , al DON GONZALES % fay O = q N ba = iS dies So pare a Miicieasescobviaiccsises % fara aiat ee ERAS ASR AO RISE Pee . Re mS EOI OT AER AE SB cae PR ay JOHN AVARA ar 3 é3 x 4 Q fa 23) O = rx) fy = n KEN CLEMENT | FRONT ROW: Mike Booth, Bob Simpson, Wayne Hughes, Eldridge Hightower, Steve Bryan, Rob- ert Surguy, Ronnie Zajicek, Coach Brent Warren, SECOND ROW: Roland Tullus, Jim McKay, . Perry Hightower, Bubba Anderson, Smokey Pollock, Darrell Philio, resent porerampiaramecsot cy Mike Richmond, Calvin Lee, Trey Adams, Sam Helwig, Hare McGullion, David Roddy, Tom Nanninga, Rocky Stone, Bubba Nichols, Jeff Shaeffer, Rodney Skinner, Ronnie Jacobson, Bubba Farris, Steve Cromeans 190 Girl’s Varsity Basketball — District Champs DISTRICT RECORD Spring -- - 48 Springs ==) 64 Spring --- 39 Spring - - - 44 Spring - = = -90 Spring.= = i= =41 Spring === 4) Spring - - = -52 Coldsprings New Caney Coldsprings New Caney New Caney The Lions won their first undisputed 23-AA dis- trict title ever in 1971. They won when they had to. They should be proud to call themselves win- ners, la a —. = =o -— = —_—_ — “Sener i — —_— es SE eenee! = a —— i Sy Se cmos ee he disp sae ee Peo kis ——— ne nl i A — BECKY CURTIS Forward 1 year First team, all-district, unanimous Alternate --South All-Star Team Captain 1 year SHELIA LEMM PAT GILLIAM Forward 3 years Forward 1 year 192 Second team all-district KAREN WILKINS CAROL GAMBILL PAM JANSSEN Guard 1 year Guard 2 years Guard 1 year First team all-district, unanimous Second team all-district Captain 1 year Here, catch! 193 BARBARA DAISY Forward 1 year ROSEMARIE LUEKE BETTY BRYAN Forward 1 year Forward 1 year 194 PAM BRZYMIALKIEWICZ Guard 1 year CAPTAINS: Karen Wilkins, Becky Curtis LETA BRALY 195 Guard 2 years 196 NORMA MEYER Guard 2 years ea as land oe EC Mo So eee BECKY CURTIS First Team all-district, unanimous Alternate, South All-Star Team KAREN WILKINS First team all-district, unanimous SHELIA LEMM Second team all-district CAROL GAMBILL Second team all-district Betty Stevens Laveta Christian Offensive Coach ' Defensive Coach 197 Junior Varsity Basketball FIRST ROW: Mary Daisy, Riley Taylor, Susan Haught, Frances Bell, Arlene Bell, Kimbe r Pate, Debra Lucas, SECOND ROW: Carol Stilson, Gail Austin, Gail Miers, Brenda Brzymialkiewicz, Kathy Leslie, Phyllis Sayers, COACH ANN REDMAN i | Ay Crack Céeam FIRST ROW: Buzzy Standley, Roland Tullos, Donnie Maxwell, Ronnie Zajicek, Colby Ross, Mike Booth, Sam Gelweg, Donnie Zajicek, David Richardson, Ed Ebert. SECOND ROW: Steve Harmon, Kent Leslie, Buddy Lucas, Russell Colleps, David Weaver, Tommy Zajicek, Arthur Denison, Ronald McGullion, Jerry Angstadt, Scott Woodward. Russell Colleps, Kent Leslie, Ronnie Zajicek, David Gregory, Regional Meet - Mile Relay. 199 KENT LESLIE ‘RUSSELL C OLLEPS Regional Meet - 220 yard dash Regional - 440 yard dash 100 yard dash | ‘f an | DONNIE MAXWELL TOMMY ZAJICEK Regional Meet = Shot Putt Regional Meet = Pole Vault 200 Junior Varsity Crack Ceam ah, SE FIRST ROW: Jeff Middleton, Rodney Skinner, Kenneth Turner, Ronnie Jacobson, Mike Gregory, Little Harold McGullion, Bubba Nichols. SECOND ROW: Thomas Branch, Mike Groom, Calvin Lee, Mike Richmond, Bill Drennan. yas ° ig q y . 4 i tai Nt el Girls’ Crack Ceam FIRST ROW: Carol Stilson, Debbie Branch, Sue Richardson, Karen Wilkins, Becky Curtis, Heidi Gullerud. SECOND ROW: Dana Fields, Robin Roberts, Kimber Pate, Phyllis Sayers, Kathy Leslie, Kathy Thurman. 202 Becky Curtis, Kathy Leslie, Karen Wilkins, Kathy Thurman REGIONAL MEET 440 RELAY Becky Curtis Debbie Branch Rosemarie Lueke Karen Wilkins REGIONAL MEET - 880 RELAY Kathy Leslie, Carol Stilson, Rosemarie Lueke, Kimber Pate REGIONAL MEET - MILE RELAY Kathy Thurman STATE MEET - 100 yard dash 60 yard dash , Karen Wilkins REGIONAL MEET = Shot Putt High Jump 204 LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Robin, Glenn Forbes, Ted Nehrkorn, Terry Greenan, John Peake, Ken Clement. NOT PICTURED: Jeff Shaffer, Dan Smith, Paul Newcomb, Chuck Burgess. In their first year of existence, the members of the Spring High School Golf Team were the District 23AA Champions. The mem- bers of the team placed tenth in the Regional Meet at Brenham. One team member, Glenn Forbes, placed third in individual low score at Regional, Volleyball Team FIRST ROW; Jill Cunningham, Leta Braly, Shelia Lemm, Carol Gambill, Donna Noble, Rosanna McKoy, Etta Rhodes, Terry Reome, SECOND ROW: Lucy Kelly, Debra Lucas, Betty Bryan, Gail Miers, Sarah Gilbert, Donna Lee, Connie Diehl, Action! 206 Understand, team? Well, serve it! 207 - qT DONNIE MAXWELL Football: Linebacker 4 years Captain 2 years All- District Unanimous, Defense All-District, 2nd Team, Offense Basketball: Varsity Player 3 years Captain 1 year Track: Regional Meet = Shot Put KAREN WILKINS Basketball: Guard 1 year Captain 1 year First Team All-District, Unanimous Track: Regional Meet - Shot. Put High Jump Most Athletic - The whole art of teaching is only the art of awakening the natural curiosity of young minds for the purpose of satisfying it afterwards, ‘ Faculty 210 Board of Crustees LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr, Goedecke, Mr, Haught, Mr. Stallones, Mr, Smith, Mr. Winship, Mr, Wells, Mr. Gardner, Mr, Murphy, Mr, Anderson, i er ie UE a5 Pe Mr. John Winship Superintendent Mr. WL. Parten Principal Mr. Smith Assistant Superintendent 211 LIBRARIANS Mrs, N, Watson Assistant Mrs, H, Roddy NURSE Mrs, Jenkins COUNSELOR Mr, Eickenroht 212 DEAN OF GIRLS Mrs, Stevens SECRETARIES: 2nd ROW: Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Link, Mrs. Honeycutt, Mrs. Glameyer. 1st ROW: Mrs. Cheat- am, Mrs. Parson, Mrs. Putnam. 213 Physical Education TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Bennett, Coach George, MIDDLE LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach McAlpine,’ Coach Warren, BOT- TOM LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Day, Coach Christian, Coach Stevens, Coach Redman, 214 EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS TRY READING THE WSTRUCTIONS FAR LEFT - Mrs, Koska TOP LEFT - Mrs, Hubler TOP RIGHT - Mrs, Jenkins BOTTOM LEFT - Mrs, Selensky Social SCICHCE | TOP RIGHT - Mr, Mittel- | staedt, BOTTOM LEFT - | Mrs, Finch, BOTTOM RIGHT - Mrs, Stellings, FAR BOTTOM Miss Kuykendall. 216 SCONCE MR, HOLMSTROM MRS, BLACK MR, MITTELSTAEDT 217 Language Arts LEFT TO RIGHT: ist ROW: Miss Friedman, Miss Payne, 2nd ROW: Mrs, Pickle, Miss Schultz, 3rd ROW: Mrs, New- kirk, Mr. Sherman, 4th ROW: Mrs, Shaw, 218 iio — Vocationa An Industria LEFT - Mr, Langham, RIGHT - Mrs, Spell LEFT - Mr, Enders RIGHT - Mrs, Dozier LEFT - Mr, Denison RIGHT - Mrs, Hender- son 220 i i | § } ; } i : ; age Mrs, Davis Mr, Keith Business Miss Cammack Mr, Hamilton With a heart for any fate; Still achteving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to watt. Longfellow Advertisements . ME names Security Bank ‘THE RIGHT SIZE TO BE FRIENDLY'! 353-5401 - 443-0161 222 Buddy and RBetty’s School of Dance and Baton oe 353-5994 443-0356 4 1406 1 2 Spring-Cypress Spring, Texas 77373 Northline State Bank Northline Shopping City P. O. Box 16340 692-6351 Houston, Texas 77022 Farm Road 1960 and Kuykendahl Road Ek E Grocery MOOEL BOOT WESTERN WEAR JOE CECALA 603 W. 19TH AVE. PHONE 869.1111 HOUSTON, TEXAS 77008 Bounds Florist 614 E. Crosstimbers OX 5-0813 CHARLES AND HOROTMMY BOOLH Minimax 151-593 HOUSTON'S QUALITY SERVICE BANK Seaturing - - - CONVENIENT BANKING HOURS LOBBY HOURS DRIVE-IN HOURS 9 TO 2 P.M. MONDAY thru THURSDAY 7:30 TO 6:00 DAILY 9 TO 6 P.M. FRIDAY SATURDAY 7:30 TO 12:30 NOON 9 TO 12:30 NOON SATURDAY REAGAN Sz BANK OF HOUSTON 045 West 19th Street + Telephone 869-3551 MEMBER F.D.I.C. Compliments of Nita Stone Watson Hilda Spring High School pring High Schoo Scholl Librarian Spring, Texas (7373 GONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS CLASS OF '71 Compliments of Eliott Electric Company Phone OX 2-6042 24 Hour Service HAPPY MOTORING! Tune-Up Brake Service Mechanic on Duty 223 Wynne St. Compliments of L. G. Cicherski Family Dave’s Enco Service F.M. Rd. 1960 and Kuykendahl Houston, Texas 77090 DAVID BARRON Phone: 444-5382 Conroe Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 1049 PL 6-5527 Conroe, Texas 77301 Land - Homes - Commercial ppl Real Estate Ho Devt ORDAN Corner Rayford Rd. and Inter. 45 N. Rayford Forest Center Spring, Texas Off. 757-6103 Res. 757-4470 Compliments of Comball Hospital 302 Carrel Street SW 5-2526 Tomball, Texas Compliments of Shepard Furniture Company, Juc. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHING PaO boxes Phone PL 6-2244 Conroe, Texas 77301 Inv By.0 Outsoy By Request Nell’s Comball Cleaners and Laundry 104 W. Main SW 5-3003 Tomball Texas Guaranteed Satisfaction and Dependability Pick-Up and Delivery Grub Stake If'n Yore Really Hongry 16635 Kuykendahl Phone: 444-8630 Humble State Bank Serving the Community Since 1907 $15,000 MAXIMUM INSURANCE FOR EACH DEPOSITORY SS Humble, Texas ROBERT N. MURRAY - Chairman of the Board MAURICE BURNS - Consultation Chairman JOHN R. McCRAW - President T. G FITZGERALD - Senior Vice President ROY SCHULTZ - Vice President LARRY E. MARTIN - Vice President THOMAS E. RICHARDS - Cashier Memberof fF. D. 1.5C. Phone: 446-2141 Your Shopping Wonderland Kaptan4:Ben Hur Complete Department Store Yale at 22nd — in the Heights fashions for beautiful people on FM 1960 at the entrance to Champions Golf Club open 10 ’til 6 444-8174 major credit cards honored 24-Hour Service 9 Comp te Service Bays Air Cc .1tioned Roomettes: ) HOUSTON, TEXAS Air C aditioned Restaurant Roadiand:Titeisamerac Phone: Area Code (713) 444-6474 Drivers' Lounge - Color TV Complete Auto Service Gift Shop 228 Western Horse Motel STABLES Stalls and Pasture Home of RED DUN DICK Stallion 443-0410 Real Owner eta EVANS Clayton’s Super Market 13326 Hwy. 75 Hay Ride by Appointment Interstate 45 Robinson Road Exit in Oak Ridge 1415 S. Shaver Pasadena, Tex. Closed Sunday Ph. 472-1170 447-0161 North Freeway Hardware Co., Jue. ISIDOR YBARRA 7 ? DAVID YBARRA Ricardo’s MEXICAN RESTAURANT Serving the Finest in Mexican Food Paint - Hardware 8918 North Freeway at Gulf Bank Road Houston, Texas 77037 8920 N. Freeway Closed Tues. Houston, Texas HI 7-9213 Holloman’s — Real Phone 447-9296 Cleaners Saunderers eas CaaS ely 3036 Little York 692-4646 Dick 2 Hic Me) ut 9004 Cheswick Dr. 3036 Little York 9410 E. Hardy 14912 Old Humble Rd. Eat in or Carry Out DICK LOUGHRIDGE - Owner 9700 North Freeway West Rd. Exit Houston, Texas 77037 One Day Service - in by 9 Out by 5 229 230 Compliments of the: A — Roma — Pizza PIZZAS - ALL TYPES CORNED BEEF SANDWICHES Open 11:30 am till 9:00 pm Closed Tuesdays 4:30 pm to 9:00 pm SUNDAY Phone 444-8757 Location at Entrance of Ponderosa Forest HE k M Food Marts Pat Morgan Real Estate at Champions 14802 Lillja 447-9108 12604 Hwy. 75 443-9979 444-6411 Congratulations to Compliments of: Mr. and Mrs. Rudy M. Groom Vicki Eppoleto LOUIS AND MARIAN CURRAN Spring-Cypress Garden Center Quality Nursery Stock Reasonable Prices Keefer — Cov Insurance Agency Serving North Harris County Over 40 Years 22727 Hwy. 149 Tomball, Texas 77375 215 W. Main Tomball Ph. 351-1866 ? ma Sophomore ’77 UP With MAXIS Pra Cr Bad Finger KRee- De Log Retha, Gail, Pat, Linda (Soul Sisters) nd writ] a 5 es or ane? GP Luv, Peace, Happiness, ra iS 227 J5 8-dazeys? COMPLIMENTS OF: Furniture Service Company TONY EPPOLETO AND ASSOCIATES Specializing in Office Furniture Refinishing Repairs Reupholstering Sales and Rental Desks - Chairs - Cabinets Wood or Metal Design and Custom Built Furniture Houston 224-5829 GRD 224-6755 CHESTER HOOD Manager Compliments of Since 1885 Haverty's South's Largest Homefurnishers Wilson Super Market 2821 Laura Koppe Rd. Houston, Texas 77016 692-5931 Compli ments of: Where You Can Buy the Best for Less. Air Conditioned ABC Midland Phone: SW 5-2461 ‘Lomball, Wexas SANDRA WURZ BEVERLY JARVIS Compliments of: Che Fabric Colony Complete Line of Sewing Needs Champions Village Center FM 1960 Houston, Texas 77040 North Hill Estates Phone 444-5198 Compliments Of: Mr. and Mrs. M. €. Gambill 353-5441 233 Congratulations Seniors Gerlands Food Fair 444-6638 Phone PERRY’S AUTO PARTS John Stubbs Garage and Body Shop | ENCO Wrecker Service - Day or Night - Open 24 Hours Hisso1o 74 ee tle at Int. 45 N. SKo7- 3523 Westifield, Texas 77377 Phone 353-7090 : Spring Doyle's Hardware Kindergarten HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS HOUSEWARES MRSs0 Wie PAREN 21419 Highway 75 DOYLE McTIGRIT PLO. Box 145 Spring, Texas 77373 Compliments of: Oak Ridge Shell Kindergarten SERVICE STATION 5 Years Old by Sept. 1 Pre-Kindergarten 288-8042 4 Years Old by Sept. l 25120 Highway 75 Compliments of John Nanninga HARRY and BETTY SCHMIDT Insurance AUTO - HOME - LIFE - BUSINESS AAA Restaurant Phone: 444-7575 Ponderosa Forest 2526 Airline Drive Houston, Texas 77090 Owner | : f W TOM PLEDGER | Big D Drive Iu | 111 FM 1960 : Spring Cypress and Kuykendahl Big T Center 444-6140 Hall’s Auto Supply 2203 N. Main CA 5-1605 SAM T. HALL Klein Funeral Home AAS a ar oe see rik esas se MEMBER BY INVITATION @ NATIONAL SELECTED MORTICIANS Ph og5l=i5i0 Serving Spring Families Since 1929 13102 N. Freeway 443-8666 Resthaven Memorial Park A Perpetual Care Cemetery Owned and Operated by the Earthman Family 236 Congratulations Seniors Spring Beauty Salon 406 Main Street 288-8013 Spring, Texas North Member FDIC Freeway Bank 9130 North Freeway Houston, Texas Calfee’s Burke's Upholstery Shop Ready to Wear Furniture Upholstery 446-2242 rule Custom Built Furniture 303 Main Humble, J as oer 15202 Kuykendahl 444-7392 Enchanted Oaks a 19321 North Freeway at Magic Oaks Dr. Phone 353-2107 AL KENNAMER Spring, Texas 77373 Congratulations and Best Wishes From Champions Golf Club . : IMPORTS Maurice Burns Agency Ye Olde Acorn Shoppe PeQee boxr149 Magic Oaks Drive ee eeeh eS Enchanted O : aks Sh Phone 466-2116 opping Center Humble State Bank L. McGINT Y Phone 288-6417 Kanal rb a SERVICE North Freeway INSTALLATIONS Houston, Texas eet Fe eee AIR CONDITIONING CO. Phone: HI 7-7674 RANDALL WELLS Compliments of: Automotive and Jmplement Dr. Samuel Finley Supply Co. JERRY WALKER 351-5061 Cc Port City State Bank 3601 Eastex Freeway Houston, Texas 77026 Member he porlaG. Phone 444-6797 Astro-Land Real Estate Residential - Commercial Acreage 17619 Bamwood. AN Oak Forest a 4 Bank NY 4 1120 West 43rd Member F.D.I.C. MR. OR MRS. ED. DOTSONS TE: Houston, Texas Che Fashion Shop A Dress Shop of Distinction Offering Great Looks for You! Congratulations Seniors! MARTHA STUBBS Owner 444-7574 15618 Silver Ridge Jetero IH 45 at FM 1960 Bank 444-5440 SALES AND SERVICE 288-4457 Spring Radio k OV. 21417 Hwy. 75 Houston First Savings Assocation A School Age Savings Account Is a Good Investment in Their Future HAROLD D., ROBERTS 212-A Farm Road 1960 W. Assistant Vice-President Westfield, Texas 77377 Phone 444-6731 ! Baxter Swinford saith Rt. 6 Box 592-11 Phone 444-5540 Houston, Texas Hazel and Alley Auto Parts Co., Jue. Automotive and Truck Parts - Paints - Batteries L39ENeMaingst. Houston 443-0647 Conroe, Texas Conroe 756-5566 Guaranty Bond State Bank Tomball, Texas 77375 ''We are not as Large as the Largest, But as Strong as the Strongest ! Member Be CDG: This 1S A aed Burger Chef we lara Country. VA Ale’ South i Spsting epeeee Road on Interstate 45 Food good enough BURGER ve hi for. to leave home fo CHEF Spring, moses 703 West Davis Conroe, Texas Phone: 757-3297 Mt Everett Sons HES) te Candles, Gifts, 104-108 Simonton St., Conroe, Texas Home Accessories 756-5538 906 N. Frazier PL 6-9022 A Completely Remodeled Up to Date Hardware Store Conroe, Texas 77301 Waiting to Serve You (713) 529-3721 JERRY SCHRAMME Manager {Xn HAIR STYLING UG GA 22434 Memortal Professtonal Bldg. Barber Shop Owners, BETHANY AND FOX Men's Hair Stylist Industrial Fire Protection and Safety Equipment Delta Safety and Supply Co. 2917 Louisiana Street By Appointment 611 Lamar Compliments of McM ahan’s Drive-In Grocery Krause’s Pharmacy 4 1426 Spring-Cypress Rd. 106 Magic Oaks 353-5486 288-4674 Prescriptions Enchanted Oaks Center Cosmetics School Supplies Gifts Hand € Washateria 1611 Spring Cypress Road Phone: 353-7444 Mom and Dad 243 244 We Welcome 3 Types of Accounts Large Medium — and Small!!! 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Milam’s Shell Service 443-2219 Highway 45 Fields Builders Hardware THEISS ASSOCIATES REALTY Theiss ¢ Casociinles REALTY 1831 FM 1960 W 444-8232 PO Dr B Westfield Texas Office Hours 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM Open Saturday Sunday Afternoons - Noon - 6:00 PM RESIDENTIAL - ACREAGE VIRGIL H. THEISS - President - Robt. W. Hobbs - Sales Mor. (SSS SR EE 444-8232. Nights Call - 353-5374 1831 F.M. 1960 WEST P.O. Drawer B - Westfield, Texas - Zip Code 77377 Ftoof-Horn-Cafe North H ton Li tock . aC. 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Spring, Texas Phone: 353-2215 Rankin Koad Cafe s oe = — JD SSS Xo x 250 ee pI senontag: ite Susan Sessums Debbie Box Scott Waggert Moppy Vogely Teresa Bayer Charles Byler Verlyn Doering Kay Cadle Sarah Smith Ellen Simpson Ken Clement Shelia Lemm Renee Richard Mary Pali Jackie Lott Lyndia Clark Etta Rhodes Lynn Murphy Arther Denison Jeannie Schmit Chester Bammel Rick Baker Gail Hailey Paula Kressley Diane Gueringer Richard Schmidt Kathy Theiss Kathern Rawlinson Ronald McGullion Becky Finch Vicki Eppoleto ne, Rig ies igh aa Phi unson Rex Mahy Bonnie Kirby Cathy Ward Joyce Hillegeist Rick Edwards Marla Cox Kathy T aylor Donna Melton Judy Prosise Bobby McCain Diane Rathgeber Norma Meyer Charlotte Benson Janice Baranowski Jerry Goins Karla Yarotsky Ron Spina Dewey Farrell Donnie Maxwell Kelly Hoffman Albert McGullion Randy Brumlow Jack Rollins Judy Rose Jill Cunningham a = North Houston Feeds . JN. Weisinger-RBuckalew Chevrolet, Jue. Conroe Spring Drive Jun Grocery ny tae os ; SAB - Mee Gee SPRING vent) COU teen OGFOC iRYe Ga, 107 Main St. 1 ’ ‘ Ice : AG . ‘Ss A 4 One Stop Shopping Gas Picnic Supplies Fishing Equipment Groceries M-G Feed Oil Compliments S un ee 4413 Spring-Cypress 252 CCISLON Instrument Pr (. S bo oa 254 Owner Vernon L. Bammel PEF AY Farm Road 1960 444-5484 Kammel Service Center Fisher and Kuctemba Meat Co. 5023 Spring-Cypress Rd. 351-1644 351-1645 Custom Slaughtering and Meat Processing Quality Meats for Deep Freeze Wholesale and Retail Hickory Smoked Bacon, Ham and Sausage State Inspected Plant Fina Cruck Stop Richey Road 45 Senior Summaries ARSENAULT, JERI Clear Creek H. S. League City, TeX oes BAKER, RICK JV Football 1 (letter), JV Basketball 1 (letter), JV Track 1 (letter); FFA 1; Var. Football 3,4 (letter); Thespians 3,4 (reporter); STUCO Treas. 4, STUCO Rep. 4. BAMMEL,-CHESTER FFA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3 (pres. ) 4; FTA 2,3 (rep.); Thespians 2,3 (treas.),4 (treas. ); YFC 3,4 (pres.); The Daffy Dills 3, Night of Jan. 16th 4. BARANOWSKI, JANICE Burbank Jr. High, Houston, Tex., 2; GBC 3,4; Lion's Tale 3; Art Club 4. BAYER, THERESA GSA 1; Thespians 1 (treas.), 2 (treas.),3(V.P.), 4(V.P.); FTA 1,2,3,4 (rep.); Spanish Club 3; STUCO 3; Choir 3(V.P.), 4 (pres. ); Have a Heart 2, “Daffy Dills 3, Night of Jan. 16th 4, She's One of the Boys 3, Ask Any Girl 4; Band 1,2 (majorette), 3 (asst. drum major), 4 (drum major); YFC 4; ROAR 4. BENSON, CHARLOTTE San Marcos H. S., San Marcos, Tex., 3; FTA 1 (pres.), 2 (treas.); Home- coming Royalty 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2; Spanish Club §; FTA 4; FBLA 4 (pres. ); GBC 4 (pres.); GAA 4; Choir 4; ROAR 4. BLALOCK, HOWARD Aldine H. S., Houston, Tex., 2; STUCO 1; Chess Club 1; JV Football 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Jets 2,3 (rep.), 4(rep.); Chemistry Club 3; Lion's Tale 3,4 (ed.); Thespians 4; Biology Club 4. BRALY, LETA FHA 1,2,3; Class Favorite 1; Pep Squad 1,2,3; GSA 1,2,3(V.P.),4; Class Sec. 1; JV Basketball 1,2; JV Volleyball 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Most Humerous 2,3; Var. Basketball 3,4; Var. Volleyball 3,4; All-Dist. Basketball 3; Class Treas. 2s BRUMLOW, RANDY Aldine H. S., Houston, Tex., 1; Jets 1,2, 3,4; JV Football 2; JV Basketball 2; Var. Football 3,4; Football Cap. 3,4; Var. Basketball 3,4; All- Dist. Football 2nd Team 3; All-Dist. Basketball Hon. Men. 3; She's One of the Boys 3; STUCO V.P. 4; Biology Club 4; ROAR 4. BOX, DEBBIE FHA 1; FHA High Pt, Girl 1; FBLA 3 (rep.); OEA 4. BRANTNER, RICKY Voc. Ag. 1,2,3; Var. Track 1,2; Var. Football 2,3; JV Basketball 2; Voc. Ag. Sec. 3. BRYAN, JIMMY Track Letter 1,2; Letter Football 2, 3,4; Class Pres. 1; Thespians 3; 2nd Dist. Debate 3. BURGESS, CHARLES Var. Track 1,2; Var. X- Country 1; NHS 3,4 (pres.); Jets 3,4 (sec. treas. ); Lettermen's Club 3; Math Club 4; Biology Club 3,4; Top Ten 4. BYLER, CHARLES Memorial Sr. H. S., Tulsa, Okla., 4; Band 1,2,3,4; YFC 4; Choir 4. CADLE, KAY FHA 1,2 (rep.), 3 (pres.), 4 (rec. seca); GSA 1; Thespians 1; Pep Squad 2; FTA 3,4 (treas.); YFC 4; NHS 4; FBLA 44 Choir 4. CLARK, LYNDIA Band 1; GAA 2,4. CLEM, DEBRA Burbank Jr. H., Houston, Tex., 1; NHS 1,3,4; FHA 2,3; GBC 3; FBLA 4. CLEMENT, KEN Araphhoe H. S., Denver, Colo., 4; STUCO V.P. 1; JV Basketball 1; Mr. Courtesy 1; Honor Roll 1; Golf Team 3,4; Var. Basketball 4; ‘Night of Jan. 16th 4. COWAN, KAREN FHA 1,2,3 (treas.), 4(V.P.); FTA 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; FBLA 4; YFC 4; GSAt: COX, MARLA Westbury H. S., Houston, Tex., 28 Spanish Club 3; Jets 4; Choir 4; ROAR 4. CUNNINGHAM, JILL Smiley H. S., Houston, Tex., 2; STUCO 1; Choir 1,2,4; FHA 1 (sec. ); Pep Squad 1,2; GBC 3,4; Var. Volleyball 2,4; GAA 3,4; Biology Club 3,4; ROAR 3,4 (ed.); “Ask Any Girl 4: YFC 2,3; FTA 4; Top Ten 4; Class Fav. 4. CURTIS, BECKY Plano H. S., Dalias) Tex... 0: Var. Basketball 1,2,4; All-Dist. Guard 2; All-Dist. Forward 4; FHA 1,2,4; Tennis 1; FBLA 4; GAA 4; Track 4, DENISON, ARTHUR Voc. Ag. 1,2,3 (rep.); JV Football 1,2; Var. Football 3,4; JV Basketball 1,2, 8; Var. Track 4. 257 258 DOERING, VERLYN Band 1; FHA 1,2,3(sec.), 4 (2nd V.P.); FTA 1,2 (treas.), 3(pres.), 4(V.P.); Pep Squad 2; YFC 4; DAR Award 4, DURRETT, JERRY FFA 1,2; JV Football 1; JV Basket- ball 1,2; JV Track 2. EDWARD, RICK Robert E. Lee H. S., Houston, Tex., 3; Jr. Honor Society 1; NHS 4; STUCO 2,4 (Farl.); Key Club 2; Thespians 2, 3,4 (pres. ); German Club 2; Biology Club 3 (pres. ),4; Jets 3 (sec.-treas. ) 4; Lion Mascot 4; YFC 4; Lion's Tale 4; Attended Con- gressional Seminar, Wash. D. C.; Class Pres. 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Most Friendly 4; Most Courteous 4; Appointed to Annapolis Naval Academy 4; Top Ten 4; Valedictorian 4. EPPOLETO, VICKI Class V.P. 1; Pep Squad 2,3; GBC 4 (pres.) 4; Lion's Tale 3; ROAR 4, FARRELL, DEWEY FFA 1 (sentinel), 2 (sentinel), 3; JV Football 1; Letter JV Track 1,2; Band 1,2,4; Choir 3,4; She's One of the Boys 3; Lettered Var. Football 4. FINCH, BECKY GBC 1,3,4; Speech Club 1; JV Track 1; Biology Club 4. GILLILAND, ROBBIE Pep Squad 1,2,3; FHA 1,2; GSA 1,2; STUCO Sec. 4; STUCO Rep. 4; OEA 4. GOINS, JERRY Southwood H. S., Shreveport, La., 4; Spanish Club 4; Art Club 4. HAILEY, GAIL Waltrip H. S., Houston, Tex., 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; FTA 4, HALL, TERESA Aldine H. S., Houston, Tex,, 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Med. Careers 2,3; GSA 4; Choir 4; Art Club 4. HILDEBRANDT, YVONNE Band 1,2,3; NHS 3,4 (treas.); FBLA 4, HILLEGEIST, JOYCE Band 1; Med. Careers 1 (hist. 2 (hist.), 3 (hist.); GSA 1; FTA 4, HOPSON, DAVID JV Basketball 1; Biology Club 2. KELLEY, LUCY Aldine H. S., Houston,, Tex., 2; FHA 1; Var. Basketball 2,4 (mgr.); Yearbook Club 2; JV Volleyball 3; Var, Volleyball 4; Art Club 4; GSA 4, KIRBY, BONNIE Speech Club 1; Med. Careers is GSA 1; Spanish Club 3. KNIGHT, LYNETTE Med. Careers 1,2 (chaplain), 3 (rep. ); FHA 1,2, 3; Band 1,2,3; VICA 4, KRESSLEY, PAULA MacArthur H. S., Houston, Tex. , 4; Future Nurses 1,3; Debate Club 2; 2nd Dist. Debate 2; 1st Dist. Debate 3; NHS 4,5; French Club 3; Med. Careers 4(V.P.); Thespians 4. LEMM, SHELIA GSA 1,3,4; JV Basketball 1; JV Volleyball 1; Var. Basketball 2,8,4; Var. Volley- ball 3,4; All-Dist. Volleyball Unanimous 3; Captain , Basketball 3; Pep Squad 8; Class Fav. 3; STUCO Rep. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Class Treas. 4; FBLA 4 (tréas.). LOTT, JACQUELYN Band 1; JV Basketball 1,2; JV Volleyball 1; Var. Basketball 3; GSA 1,2,4. McCAIN, ROBERT Jets 1,2,3,4(pres.); JV Football 1,2; Chemistry Club 3(V.P.); Biology Club 3; Math Club 3 (pres.),4; Var. Football 4; YFC 4. McGULLION, RONALD Var. Football 1,2,3,4 (cap.); JV Basketball 1; JV Track 1,2; Var. Basketball 2,3; Class Fav. 1; STUCO Rep. 1,3; Class Pres. 2,3; FHA Beau 2; Hon. Men. All-Dist. Football 3; Biology Club 3; Var. Track 4; All-Dist. Linebacker 4; STUCO Pres. 4; Mr. Spring High 4; Top Ten 4; Choir 4, MANSON, PHILLIP Waltrip H. S., Houston, Tex., 4, MAHY, REX Jets 1,2,3,4; Chemistry Club 3; Biology Club 3,4; Thespians 3,4. MAXWELL, DONNY Var. Football 1,2,3 (cap.),4 (cap.); JV Basketball 1; Var. Basketball 2,3,4 (cap.); Hon. Men. All-Dist. Football 3; 2nd Team All-Dist. Basketball 3; All-Dist. 1st Team Lineback- er 4; Most Friendly 1; Class Fav. 2; GBC Sweetheart 2; Var, Lettermen's Club 3; Voc. Ag. 1,2; 1st Dist. Shotput 4; Most Popular 4, MELTON, DONNA GSA 1; Med. Careers 1 (sec.), )2 (sec.), 3(pres.), 4 (pres. );-Band 1; NHS 3,4; VOE 4, MEYER, NORMA GSA 1; Band1,2,3(V.P.), 4 (librarian); FTA 1,2 (sec.), 3(V.P.), 4 (pres. ); JV Basketball 1,2; Var. Basketball 3,4; YFC 3,4 (V.P.); NHS 3,4(V.P.); ROAR 3; Class V.P. 3; Jets 4; Lion's Tale 4 (ed.); Top Ten 4; 1st Regional Headline Writing 4. MURPHY, LYNN Robert E. Lee H. S., Houston, Tex., 4; Choir 1,2,4; Track 2; VECA 3; Biology Club 4; Thespians 4. NEWCOMB, PAUL Intermural Baseball 1,2; Inter mural Basketball 1,2; Flying Club 2; Honor Roll 3; Football Manager 4; Golf Team 4; Ridgewood H. S., Ridgewood, N. J., 4. OAKLEY, CHRIS FFA 1; JV Football 1,2; Biology Club 8; Var. Football 3. PALI, MARY Med. Cateers 1,2,3; GAA 1; Band 1,2,3,4 (sec. ); Homecoming Candidate 2; Twirler 2,3 (head), 4; Spanish Club 2; Choir 3,4 (sec. ); Homecoming Queen 4; FTA 4; Class Sec. 4; Choir Sweetheart 4; Lion's Tale 4. PALI, ROBERT FFA 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3. PAULI, CAROL Klein H. S., Houston, Tex., 2; Choir 2,3,4; Med. Careers 3 (treas. ); Art Club 4; ROAR 4; She's One of the Boys 3. POPE, NANCY Willis H. S., Willis, Tex., 4; Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4 (sgt. arms); JV Basket- ball 2. PRESTON, MIKE Sentinel H. S., Missoula, Mon., 3; Rifle Club 2; Jets 3,4 (parl.); Biology Club 3,4 (pres. ); Chemistry Club 3; Math Club 4. RAWLINSON, KATHERN Palestine H. S., Palestine, Tex., 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; FBLA 4 (sec.); GAA 4 (pres.); FTA 4; Class Reporter 4; Homecom- ing Candidate 4, RHODES, ETTA Med. Careers 1,2; GAA 1; JV Volleyball 1,2; Var. Volleyball 4; Thespians 3, 4 (Sec. ); FBLA 4, RICHARD, RENEE Woodlawn H. S., Baton Rouge, La., 4; FHA 1,2,3; FTA 1,2,3,4; Jr. Beta Club 1; Sr. Beta Club 3; Pep Squad 2,3; FBLA 3,4(V.P.); GAA 4, RIDDLE, TOMMY Sam Houston H. S., Houston, Tex., 2; Auto Mechanics 3,4. ROLLINS, JACK JV Football 1,2; JV Basketball 1,2; Var. Football 3,4; Var. Basketball 3,4 (cap. ); FFA 1,2,3 (sentinel),4; Band 1,2,3,4 (pres. ); Choir 1; Class Treas, 1,3; STUCO 2 (treas.), 3 (treas. ); Jets 3,4; Biology Club 3,4; ROAR 3,4 (ed. ); NHS 3,4; GBC Beau 4; Class V.P. 4; Top Ten 4; All- Dist. Band 2; 2nd Team All-Dist. Basketball 4. ROSE, JUDY Jane Long Jr. High, Houston, Tex.; 1; World History Club 1; FTA 2,3,4 (sec.); Jets 2; Thespians 3,4; ROAR 3; GBC 3,4; Var. Cheer- leader 4; Biology Club 4; GAA 4; Art Club 4. SCHMIDT, RICHARD Thespians 1,2; ROAR 4. SCHMIT, JEANNIE Richard King H. S., Corpus Christi, Tex., 3; FHA 1; French Club 2; ROAR 3,4; Biology Club 4; GSA 4, SESSUMS, SUSAN ‘€TA 1,2,3,4 (parl.); Band 1, 2,3 (rep.), 4 (rep.); Choir 3 (rep.), 4 (rep. ); GSA 3,4; Biology Club 4; Jets 4; Math 1. SHIRLEY, BARBARA Monmouth H. S., Monmouth, New Jersey, 3; Pep Club 1; Choir 1,2; GBC 3,4; Biology Club 4; Jets 4; Math Club 4, SIMPSON, ELLEN Wayne Valley H. S., Wayne, New Jersey, 4; French Club 1; Stage Design 1,2; Stage Crew 3; Latin Club 2; Art Club 2,4; GAA 2; Yearbook 3. SMITH, SARAH Shawnee Mission East H. S., Kansas City, Kan., 4; Class Sec. 2; Debate Letter 2,3; Nat'l Forensics League 2,3; STUCO Rep. 2,3; Stage Crew 2; ‘Smilingest Girl 1; NHS 3,4; ROAR 4; Best Actress UIL One-Act Play 4; Math Club 4; Top Ten 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4. SPINA, RON Smiley H. S., Houston, Tex., 2; Var. Football 3,4. 259 STILSON, BILL Richardson H. S., Richardson, Tex., 4; JV Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2, 3; Biology Club 1,2; Rod and Gun Club 1,2; Golf Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Drama Club 3. TAYLOR, KATHY Speech Club 1; VICA 4, THEISS, KATHY GBC 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3; STUCO 1; Class Reporter 2; Homecoming Candidate 1. TUNSTALL, DWAIN Spring Woods H. S., Spring Branch, T ex., 3; Freshmen Football 1; JV Football 2; Var. Football 4, WOGELY, MARTHA Anderson H. S.; Cincinnati, Ohio, 2; German Club 1; Science Club 1; Cheer leader 1; Honor Roll 2,3, 4; Jets 3,4; NHS 8,4; Thespians 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Art Club 4; Math Club 4; Best Actress Thespian Award 8. WAGERT, SCOTT Byran Hills H. S., Armonk, N.Y., 4; Track 1 (mgr.),2; Stage Crew 1,2,3; Folk Club 1,2,3; Audio= Visual Crew 1,2,3; Radio Club 1; Chess Club 2,3; Jets 4; Math Club 4, WALTERS, BOBBY Magnolia H. S., Magnolia, Tex., 2; FFA 1,2,3; Var. Football 3. WALTERSDORF, FRANK Denison.H. S., Denison, Tex., 4; Band 1; German Club 8. WARD, CATHY Speech Club 1; FHA 1; JV Basket- ball 2; Biology Club 3,4; Art Club 4; Jets 4. WILEY, BILLY Voc. Ag. 1; JV Football 1 (letter); JV Basketball 1 (letter), 2 (letter), 3 (letter). WILLIAMS, CHARLOTTE Goddard H. S., Roswell, New Mexico, 4; NHS 1,2; FTA 3; Thespians 3. YAROTSKY, KARLA New Providence H. S., New Providence, N.J., 4; French Club 1; Art Student As, 2,3 (treas.); Performing and Visual Arts Society 3. 260 Adams, Steve 75,181,190 Andrews, Elizabeth 65,142 Anderson, George 57,1 90 Angstadt, Jerry 181,199 Ansley, Janice 57 Amey, Mary 65 Arriago, Mark 65 Arriola, Bryan Arsenault, Jeri Arth, Ursula 75 Asworth, George 75 Austin, Gale 65,198 Avara, John 21,57,110,172,180,183, 188 Babb, Chuck 57,127,128 Babb, John 57 Baker, Rick 45,110,111,115,116, 174 Baker, Ronald 65,181 Bailey, Frankie 65 Ballard, Richard 75 Bankston, John 65 Bammel, Chester 45,115,116,126, 1250197 Bammel, Herbie 75,127 Baranowski, Janice 45, 159 Barret, Blenn 75 Barron, Debra 45,75,155 Bass, Michael 45,150 Bateman, Cookie 57,127 Bateman, Harley 75,127 Baughman, Connie 75 Baughman, Ronald 75 Bayer, Michael 45,100 Bayer, Steven 60 Bayer, Theresa AD 115, 1109120; 129,139 Beamth, James 57 Beke, Carol 65,142 Beke, Gabor 65,176 Bell, Arlene 75,198 Bell, Francis 75,198 Bell, Gary 45,150 Bell, Mark 57,126,177 Benefield, Deborah 65 Benson, Charlotte 45,123,139,142 158,162,163 Student Judev Berger, Elizabeth 75 Bierman, David Blalock, Howard 45,141,161 Blalock, Kathy 65 Bone, Debra 65,142 Boone, Eric 65,127 Booth, Michael 65,175,190,199 Box, Debra 45,158 Box, Sherry 75 Bradley, Donald 75 Braly, Leta 45,161,195, 206 Branch, Barbara 75,143 Branch, Deborah 57,139, 142,152, 202,203 Branch, Diane 75 Branch, Linda 75 Branch, Retha Branch, Thomas 75,201 Brantner, Charles 76 Brantner, Ricky 45,139 Brown, Lisa 76 Brumlow, Randy 45,111,162,163, 171,175, 183,185 Bruce, Brady 76,116,157 Bryan, Betty 56, 57,119,194,206 Bryan, James 45,179 Bryan, Steve 57,172,190 Bryzmialkiewicz, Pam 64,121, 143,195,100 BryZmialkiewicz, Brenda 76,198 Bryzmialkiewicz, Venita 57 Bullard, Steve 76,126 Burgess, Charlotte 65 Burgess, Chuck 409, 125,141,165, 2095 Burke, Cynthia 76 Burnett, Denise 76,110,155 Burns, Vance 57,127 Buvinghausen, Gwen 07 - Buyer, Barbara 60,110 Byler, Charles 46 ,126,128,139 Byler, Suzanne 97 Byrd, Debra Cadle, Kay 46,142 Cade, Carl 65 Caldwell, Rebecca 76 Campbell, Barry Campbell, Carla 76,126 Carew, Lizanne 76 Carew, Robin 65 Carpenter, Lisa 76 Carstens, Claire 76 Carter, Brenda 57 Carter, Cheryl 65,110 Cartwright, Linda 57,56,161, Cartwright, Nancy 74,76 Casey, Randall 57,116 Casey, Sharon 66 Cavins, Lisa 76 Chalk, Cherie 76 Claghton, Louann 66,156,116, Clark, Lyndia Christilles, Glenda 76 Clark, Lyndia 46 Clark, Pam 76 Claude, Robert Clem, David 76,66 Clem, Debra 46 Clem, Linda 76 Clement, David 76,181 Clement, Kenneth 46,116,189,205 Clifford, Kathy 57 Cole, Cy. 66 Colleps, Russell 66,181,199,200 Collins, Carol 66 Colson, Ronald Coman, Debbie 76 Corwin, Robert 66,126 Cosby, Mike 57 Cosby, Nita 57,142,161 Cosco, Donna 76 Cosco, Kim 58 Cosco, Pam 66 Cowan, Karen 46,142 Cox, Holli 66 Cox, Marla 46,139,162° Craig, Carol 58 Crawford, Gary 76 Cromeans, Steve 76,181,190,126 Crooks, Linda 66 Crutchfield, Shirley 76,143 Cryer, Barbara 58,1951 Cunningham, Jill 46,123, 139,162, 206,108,165 262 Curtis, Rebecca 46, 142,192,195, 197,202,203 Cutlip, Debra 46 Dalton, Debbie 58 Daly, Sharon 66 Daniels, Melvin 66 Davidson, Danny Davis, Jim Davis, Robert 76,150 Davis, Teresa 76 Dazey, Barbara 66,194,90 Dazey, Mary 76,100,105,155,198 DeFelice, Dawn 58,154 DeLeLeu, Stuart 66 Denison, Arthur 46,179,199 Derrington, Patsy 58 Deuell, Steve 76,181 Dickey, Carol 76,152,126 Diehl, Connie 66,206 Diehl, Joseph 66 Dill, Diana 58 Dill, Karen 76 Dodger, Cludia Doering, Verlyn 47,101,125,142. 165 Doran, David 58,181 Doran, Kathy 76 Dotson, E. B. 59,126 Dowies, Ralph Drake, Danny 76,181 Drake, Danny 76,181,127 Drake, George 76 Draper, Diane 69 Drennen, Bill 66,201 Driver, Ricky 47 Drobina, Joe 69,150 Dunn, Debra Durham, David 76 Durham, Raymond 66 Durrett, Jerry 47 Dwire, Cecil Eads, Gwen 76,126 Ebert, Ed 59,199 Ebert, John 77,116 Echols, Matthew 66,110,116 Echols, Richard 47,150 Edleman, Carolyn 59 Edwards, Richard 44,47,97,110, 111,115,118,161,99,98,165 Ellis, Jolyn 59,116 Ellis, Joseph 77 Emerson, Charles 77 Eppoleto, Vicki 47,87,123,162, 163 Evans, Alex 77,126 Farr, Pamela 139 Farrell, Dewey 47,127,139,177 Farris, Robert 77,190 Fields, Dana 66,120,202 Finch, Cynthia 77 Finch, Rebecca 47 Fisher, John 47 Fitzgerald, Linda 59 Flarety, Donna 59 Forbes, Glyn 205 Foriegger, Randy 77 Fortune, Deborah 77 Fortune, Donald 66 Franklin, Linda 66 Fransan, Terry 151 Freeburg, Shawn 67,139 Froehlich, Donna 77,143 Fulton, Paula Gardner, Tony 67,150 Gambill, Carol 59,162,193,197 206 Gearson, Paulette Gelweg, Sam 199 George, Pauline 67,126 Gibson, June Giere, Kendall 77 Gilbert, Barbara 77,1438 Gilbert, Sarah 67,142,206 Gill, Tommie 77 Gilliam, Pat 67,192 Gilliland, Robbie 48,110,111 Goedecke, Cynthia Goedecke, Debbie 77 Goins, Jerry 108,159 Goins, Nancy 67 Gonsaulin, Jeanne 77 Gonzales, Don 67,179,187 Gonzales, Rose 77 Goodson, Jerry 67,134 Goree, Gale Graham, Julie 67,156 Green, Cynthia 126 Green, Janet 77,157 Greenan, Thomas 59,205 Greenan, Terry 77,181 Gregory, David 64,67,156,199 Gregory, Mike 77,157,181, 201 Groam, Deborah 59,1438 Groom, Mike 77,181,201 Gros, Helen 67 Grubbs, Gerald 77,181 Gueringer, Diane 48 Gueringer, Roger 77 Gueringer, Sherry 59,126 Gullerud, Heidi 77,202 Hague, Laurie 77,143 Hailey, Gail 58,162,126 Haley, Katrina 59 Haley, Wanda Hall, Keith 77 Hall, Michael Hall, Sam 67,127,181 Hall, Teresa 48,127,162 Hallmark, Brenda 67,142 Hallmark, James 59,127 Hanks, Lee Ann 77 Hanna, Danny 67,173 Hardy, Holly 79 Harman, Steve 199 Harper, Renne Harrah, Kathaleen 79 Haught, David 67,177,186 Haught, Susan 79, 128,148,198 Haverland, Debra 67,127,142 Haynes, Larry 59,150 Heartsill, Dianna 59 Helweg, Sam 74, 79,181,190 Herrera, Ray 79 Herrera, Louis 59,150 Herrera, Roland 79,150 Erring, Deborah Hightower, Eldridge 67,198 Hightower, Perry 47,198 Hildebrant, Yvonne 48,125 Hilder, Sidney 127 Hilland, Kay 79,139 Hillegeist, Joyce 48 Hillman, Louis Hoffman, Fred 67,134,181 Hoffman, Kelly 150 Hoffman, Maurann 59,126,129 Holder, Jackie 79 Holliday, Michael 67 Hood, Barbara 59,142 Hooks, Deborah Hooper, Donna 79 Hooper, Gerlad 59,134 Hopson, David 48 Horger, James 79,139 Howard, Elizabeth 79 Hudson, Mike 68 Hudson, Mike K. 68 Hughes, Wayne 68,126,128,190 Humenay, John 68 Hunt, Donna Huizdos, Frank 79 Jacobs, Steve 150 Jacobson, Ronald 79,181,190,201 Janssen, Donald 60 Jenkins, Cindy 68,126 Jenkins, Rodney 68,126 Jones, Abby 60,143 Jones, Gary Jones, Ronald 79,181 Kaiske, Diane 60 Kaiske, Patricia 68 Keeling, Billy 68 Kelley, Linda Kelley, Lucy 48,162,206 Kelly, Stephanie Key, Peggy 79 Kinard, William 68 King, James 80 Kirby, Bonnie 48 Kirby, Linda 68,126 Kirk, Tim 68 Kirkland, Dennis 107 Klammer, Paul 68 Klaus, Melissa 80,126,128,1438 Knight, Lynette 48 Knight, Peggy 80,126 Kral, Melissa 80 Kressley, Paula 48,139,152 Kucharski, Colleen 68 Lamb, Diane 48 Lane, Doyle 60,150 Lechelske, Phyllis 80,126 Lee, Calvin 80,128,201,126,181, 190 Lee, Charleen 80,116 Lee, Donna 68,206 Leggett, Sherry Leigh, Nancy 68 Lemm, Gene 60,126 Lemm, John 68,181 Lemm, Shelia 44,48,87,110,158,166, TO2¢1o 1,200 Leslie, Kathy 68,198, 202,203,204 Leslie, Kent 60,176,199,200 Lewis, Peter 60,96, 154 Lewis, Melanie 80,126 Lewis, Robert 48 Lott, Jacquelyn 48 Love, Emma 68,142 Lowe, Richard 80 Lowry, Mike 80 Lucas, Debra 69,198,206 Lucas, Marilyn 60,161 Lucas III, Raymond 80, 181,199 Luedke, Bruce 80 Lueke, Gregory 80 Lueke, Rosemarie 69,121,142,194, 203,204 Lund, David 80 Lund, Russel 64,69,110,157,181, 183, 184 Luneburg, Brook 69 Lyon, Traci McBride, Deborah McCain, Robert 49,141,154,174 McCain, Teresa 69 McCoy, Brenda 60,142,100 ’ McCoy, Rosana 69,206 McCraken, Paul 69 McDaniel, Wanda McGrady, Thomas 69,134,175, 180 McGullion, Albert 49,162,163 McGullion, Little Harold 80,181, 190,105, 201 McGuillion, Ronald 49,93,101,{10, 111,162,171,178,180,165,199 McKay, James 69,181,190 McKay, Susan 60 McKeever, Bonita 69 McKeever, Walter 80 McLamb, Laurance McLemore, Mike 69,150 McLemore, Pat 80 McWhirter, Ronald 80 Macha, Pamela 69 Mahy, Rex 49 Manson, Edward 69 Manson, Phillip 49 Marino, Darrell 60,127 Marino, David 80 Market, Carol 69 Matlock, Carol 60,143,107 Matthews, Reba 80 Maxey, James Maxwell, Donald 49,91,95,102, 162, 199,171,174,180,183,188, 200,208 May, Janice 80,139 Mead, Jeanette 60 Melancon, Larry 60,150 Malancon, Sally 60,151 Melton, Barry 69 Melton, Donna 49,152 Metcalf, Stephen 69,181 Meyer, David 69 Meyer, Norma 49 125,128,137, 161,166,196,127 Meyer, Sidney 80 Middleton, Darryle 60 Middleton, Jeff 60,161,201 Miears, Gail 69,198,206 Mintz, Bruce 80,126 Mitchamore, Glenna 69 Mitchamore, Marsha 69 Mitchell, Pamela 80 Mobley, Cheryl 80, 152,126 Moore, Carol 155 Moore, Greg 80 Moore, John 60,1738 Moore, Tommy 81 Moorison, Ralph 81,181 Morgan, David 81, 181 264 Mueller, Sylvia 70 Mulkey, Michael 81 Mullins, Elizabeth 60 Munden, Michael 81,181 Munow, Philip 81 Munro, Carol 70 Munroe, Priscilla 56,60,94,95, 97,110, 142,116, 98,88 Munroe, Thomas 64,70,126 Murphy, Janet Murphy, Lynn 49,139 Mustachia, Mary Musterman, Deborah Myrick, Mike 81,181,116 Nagy, Steven 70,134 Nanniga, Thomas 81,181,190 Nee, Mary Margaret 81 Nehrkorn, Ted 81,116,181,205 Newcomb, Paul 50,205 Nichols, Jean 81 Nichols, Harold 81,181 Nichols, Marlin 81,181,190 Nichols, Patricia 61 Nichols, Shelia 61 Nicholson, Robert 70,94 Noble, Donna 70,206 Norris, Daniel 81 Norris, Debra 61 Norris, Sandra 81,127 Oakley, Chris 50,150 Oates, Randall 61 O'Brien, Patricia 81 O'Neal, Lorrie 61,162 Orr, Dani Pali, Mary 44, 50,86,128,129, 139,150,166, 161,104,92,127 Pali, Robert 50,150 Pammuk, Brenda 70 Pammuk, Daniel 64,70 Parish, Gary 70,181 Parker, Susan 61,142 Parlongo, Susan 70 Partch, Carolyn 70 Parten, Sharon 61,126 Pate, Kimber 81,152, 198,204,202, £271 Pate, Robert 70,179 Patrick, Jamin 81 Patrick, Nancy 61,143 Patterson, Chris 81 Patterson, Teresa 61,129,126 Pauli, Carol 50,139,162,163 Pauli, Donna Peake, John 74,81,181,205 Pennington, Paul 61 Pennington, Terry 80 Pfeiffer, John 81 Philio, Darrell 70,190 Pilgrim, Sue 142 Pitre, Charles 70 Plack, Janene Poe, Sandra 81,143 Pollock, Alan 70,190 Pollock, Cindy 61 Pope, Nancy Porter, Deborah 81,143 Porter, Joseph 31 Poss, Richard Pounders, Cindy 70,139 Preston, John 70 Preston, Michael 50,141,154 Prosise, Judy 60 Prosise, Mary 61 Quellette, Jim 70 Randall, Cynthis 70 Randall, Sandy 81 Ransom, Jonnie 81 Rathgeber, Dianne 50,115,116, 139,142 Rawlinson, Kathern 44, 50,87,121, 128,158,104, 126 Reaves, Kenneth $1 Redding, Richard 70,150 Redwine, Mark 61 Reese, Mary 61 Reichert, Brenda 81 Reina, Denise 81 Reome, Terry 81,206 Reynard, Donald 81 Rhodes, Emma 81 Rhodes, Etta 50,115, 206,116 Rhodes, Jerri 81,143 Rice, Kathleen 70 Rice, Thomas 50 Richard III, Percy 70 Richard, Renne 51,158 Richards, Jeanne 51 Richardson, David 61,141,175,199 Richardson, Steve 81,181 Richardson, Susan 70,106,202 Richmond, Mike 81,181,190,201, 127 Riddle, Janet 70 Riddle, Tommy 51,61,150 Roberts, Darrell 70 Roberts, Robyn 82 Roberts, Robin 82,202 Robin, Rickey 70,205 Robinson, Oscar 82 Roddy, David 82,181,190,127 Rodgers, Anne 61,123 Roe, Lavonica 143 Rogers, Charles Rogers, Lynne 70 Rogers, Mike 82 Rollins, Jack 44, 51,128,162,166, 176,183,186,91,126 Romoser, Emerson 51,161 Romoser, Fran 82 Rose, Judy 51,119 Ross, Colby 70,181,199 Ross, Jolain 61 Rowell, Denise 82,143,155 Russell, Susan 82,1438 Ryals, Donna Sablatura, Thomas 82 Salyers, Jeanne 70,126 Salyers, Brenda 70,142 Sanchez, Gilbert 82,126 Sanderson, Melinda 70 Sarao, Mary 61 Sayers, Phyllis 70,198,202 Scanlon, Russell 56 Schaeffer, Jeff 82,181,190 Schmidt, Richard 51,162 Schmit, Jeannie 51,162 Schmit, Leslie 82 Schram, Nancy Schreiber, Paul 82 Schulete, Jeri 82 Scott, Donna 70 Seabury, Mary 82,116 Semands, Everett 82 Sentesi, Mike 61,181 Sessums, Susan 51,128,126 Sevier, Coy 82,110,116,137,139, 155 Shafer, Doyle 61,205 Shinault, Charline 82 Shinault, Elizabeth 61 Shirley, Barbara 51 Simmons, Jan 71 Simpson, Ellen 51 Simpson, James 82 Simpson, Robert 71,190 Skinner, James 82,181,190,201 Smelser, Mike 71 Smith, Beth 62,110,162,163 Smith, Cecil 82 Smith, Daniel 71,205,126 Smith, Dennis 82,181 Smith, Era 62 Smith, John 82 Smith, Lillie 82 Smith, Melvina 82 Smith, Sarah 35, 52,162,163,166, PiG,oo Smylie, Jeanette 71 Sonleitner, Karen 71 Sonleitner, Michael 62 Sorrels, Linda 62 Sorrels, Norma 82 Sparks, Susan 71 Spina, Ron 52,1738 Standley, George 62,134,172,199 Sterling, Sandra 71 Sternat, Theresa 71 Stevens, Mark 83,181 Stilson, Carol 71,198,204,202 Stilson, William 52 Stokes, Delilah Stone, James 150 Stone, Rocky 83,181,190 Stonestreet, Carol 62 Strunk, Ann 83 Strunk, Charlotte 127 Strunk, Debra 62,126 Surguy, Robert 71,190,106 Sweet, Tina 62,96,143 Sykes, Richard 71 Tate, Phyllis Taylor, Christy 83 Taylor, Kathy 52 Taylor, Randy 71 Taylor, Riley 83,198 Taylor, Stephanie 83 Teas, Janis 71,127 Theiss, Kathy 52,162 Thomas, A. J. Thomas, Lisa Thomas, Marcia 62,152 Thompson, Betty 151 Thorton, Roger Thurman, Kathy 62,120,202,203, 204 Thurman, Kenneth 71,181 Tripp, Sharon Trusdale, Susan 88,155,157, 89 Tullos, Roland 71,156,190,199 Tunstall, Donald 71,173 Tunstall, Hiram 52,1738 Tumer, Diane 71 Turner, Kenneth 83,181,201 Valadez, Jenna 71,126 Vallejo, Janis 83 Vanek. Merl 52.150 Vankirk, Scott 83 VanWinkle, Rodney Vest, Jan 71,142 Vest, Sherry 62,142 Vest, Sue, 52,123,158 Villegas, Leo 14,83,110 Volbrecht, Eric 83,181 Vogely, Martha 52,116 Vyvial, Michael 83,127 Wade, Pamela Wagert, Scott 52 ‘Walker, Sandra Walters, Bobby 52 Wampler, Charles 72 Ward, Cathy 52 Ward, Keith 83 Ward, Wendy 62 Wargo, Mark Watson, Jean Watson, Patricia 83 Weaver, David 62,150,199 Weaver, Larry 62,150 Webber, Debra Wehmeyer, Ricky 62,181,127 Wells, Mary 72 Wendel, Brooks 72,150 White, Kraig 62 White, Mary 62,116 White, Waneda 62 Wiley, Billy 52,62 Wiley, Johnny 72 Wiley, Wilbert 83 Wilhelm, Elward Wilhelm, Richy 83 Wilkins, Karen 102, 121,193,195, 197,202,203, 204,208 Williams, Charolle Williams, John Williams, Mike 83,127 Williams, Warmer 72 Wilson, Clyde 72 Wirzberg, Clifford 62 Woelfel, Linda 52,161 Woelfel, Steven 72,189,127 Woodson, Lottie 83,126 Woodward, Scott 83,181,199 Woolner, Connie 62 Woolner, Johnny 72 Wunsche, Mary 62,137,116,127 Wunsche, Ricky 83,126 Yargo, Donna 62 Yarotsky, Karla 52 Yetter, Stephen 72 York, Connie York, Vanessa 83 Young, Tina 62 Zajicek, Donnie ri2zs161, 1bo,01, 199 Zajicek, Ronnie 72,181,190,199 Zajicek, Tommy 56,62,110,178, 180,187,199, 200 Zimmerman, Harvey 838 Che 1971 Roar Staff Says Chank you to all the Community supporters, and to MR. 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