Springlake High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Earth, TX)

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Bus Drivers Gay Nell Moree Bus 38 Wendell Horn Bus 41 Edna Robnett Bus 44 Kenneth Hill Bus 39 Dewayne Fryar Bus 40 Robert Conkin Bus 42 Jerry Beard Bus 41 I Mil H BBW EH 47 Bill Anderson Bus 47 Patty Parish Bus 45 Robert Dennis Bus 43 Bertha Stradley Bus 46 Kenneth Jones Bus 49 9

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on Billy Wayne Houston, of Mr. and Mrs. [oosevelt Houston, plans attend West Texas State Iniversity, after raduating. Dickie Brownd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brownd, plans to attend South Plains College after graduation and major in The Springlake-Earth arsity boys and girls rack teams, will meet in luleshoe, Friday, April 8 a.m. f— The FHA girls had their mual Secret Grand-lother Tea in the Home Debbie Verden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Verden. plans to attend Way land Baptist College, majoring in Math, after graduating. Sherri Ann Winders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Winders, plans to attend South Plains College after graduating. TH71 State Meetinq Representatives of the talent show featu Springlake-Earth Future representatives from Homemakers of America Chapter will be attending the 1977 state meeting of the Texas Association of FHA along with over 6,000 imembers and advisors from across the state. The theme of is “People VI-X. show Shining Stars Future Homema who have achieved unui accomplishments completing all levels Encounter, a Notice GIRLS GOLF TEAM-Left to right, Ranae Winder, Brene Belew, Kim Clayton, Pam Ott and Alayne Slover. Not Pictured Kim Dent. a-nn ! Boys Girls District Golf Tourney spe pir prei rni lpo Fut Springlake-Earth students participating in TH7L Qranimother tJea Brownd, Kirk O’Hair, Kim r»ent, Ranae Winder, Brene .m es ue conomic Cottage, [onday, April 18. There and punch and were presented gifts by their secret granddaughters. They were also given red roses and told who their S-'ESeniors Hoi The Earth Catholic lurch sponsored a lun-eon for the Seniors of iringlake-Earth High hool Monday, April 11. The menu consisted of ichiladas, tamales, frijoles charra, Spanish rice, ast beef, salad, jello, cake punch. Dressi Steer The teachers’ table w vered with a whib jlecloth with em-oidering saying 2. Calf 3. Resuce Race 4. Barrel Race Girls 5. 2nd Section Riding 6. Greased Pig Race 7. Goat Tying-Girls 8. Women Goat Dressing 9. 3rd Steer Riding 10. Boy Steer Saddlings 11. Chute Dogging-Boys 12. Teacher Calf by Mrs. Julia Samaniego. The centerpiece was a white flowers arrangement. A souvenir presented to each Senior by the ladies of the church was a harredo Mexicano with a blue tassel, representing the graduating caps. Thirty eight seniors were present for the lun- Teachers present 11. Teacher’s Appreciation as Day was Tuesday. ----------------- Thursday was Red and Texas, White, symbolizing the ng theme FHA colors. Fridav and j. Joseph Sorrentino, gang leader turned U.S. Juvenile Judge, will inspire the group to greater individual achievement in the Friday night session. continued Friday at Vega with 18 holes. The boys played 3rd in the Varsity Division with the girls placing 4th, after losing by one stroke on a one-hole play-off for 3rd against Hart. i tree Workshops on topics of concern to young people such as child abuse, family, and values will highlight the meeting. The business of the Texas Association will be conducted at the House of Delegates sessic Class o High between in.. Junior High and School teachers) 2. Teacher Calf Tying-competition between teachers and JC’s. 3. Wild Cow M ilking-Competition between teachers vs JC’s. A concession stand will be run by the Student council. •s v'eni session. At this tir eleven officers elect through chapter participation throughout state will be placed office. A newly elect president will receive gavel from Phyllis Cice Tyler, Texas, outgoii president. The Future Homemakers of America a vocational you organization sponsored Homemaking Educatio Texas Education Agenc, with Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, director, and Mr Betty Romans, sta advisor. noueo. jmI l in 11 ill the High School Friday, May 20, starting at 8:00 p.m. in the Earth Rodeo. Arena. Admission will be $1.50 for adults, $1 for children over 12, and 75 cents for children under 12. (Contestants will pay admission also.) Entry fees will be SI.00 per person, in spite of the 14. Calf Roping-Boy Girls 15. Gold Rush Points awarded to e winners: lst-4 points 2nd-3 points 3rd-2 points 4 th-1 point. The exceptions wil for the following: Greased Pig Race place-6 points. 2nd pla points. Calf Tying-1st plac points. 11 Gold Rush-lst plac