Stamford High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Stamford, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1971 volume:

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The competition and grades may have made us shrug occasionally but we were taught to keep trying hard- er, The answer to the question has become clearer, We have found that anything worth having is also worth the work that goes into obtaining ite Unere 1s a time to learn, a time to care. Administration oe eee eet . en le RSE HSE STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr, Starr, Dr. Selmon, Mr, Beene, Mr, Prichard. SEATED: Mr, Olson, Treas. , Mr. Childress, Pres., Mr, Gillespie. School Board Service. . . Long and Loyal LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr, Beene, Mr, Childress, Mr. Olson, Mr. Gillespie, Vice-President John Harrell is 12 Mr. Starr, and Mr, Prichard. Not pictured above, MRS, WAGGONER, Secretary WOODIE E, BEENE, Superintendent Superintendent's Office Strengthens Academic Program . . MRS, DENSON, Secretary Educational Advancement Stimulated by Principal and His — Administrative Staff Mrs, Loope is an important member of the principal's of- fice. She does her best to fill in on all his jobs while he is away. She is patient, kind, and understanding, Mr. Isbell's office is always one where all students and teachers are welcome. It is always a busy place with mail, attendence sheets, and occas- sionally some trouble, He is forever willing to talk to any- one who would like help, BA : ae MRS, H. G, ANDREWS MRS, WOODIE E, BEENE MISS SUSAN BOZART BsF.A., Univ. of. B.A., M.E., West Texas T.W.U., Home Economics Texas, English, State Annual aye Special Education we MR. JOHNNY CAMACHO MRS, E, L. COWGER MR, KEVIL COFFMAN Ranger Jr, College BaAvae Maeda. B.S., Texas A M North Texas State Hardin - Simmons Algebra 1, II Ba, PoE. ‘Coach Plane Geometry MISS SUE EDINGTON MRS, JOHN EOFF Dioieseiie bd. Dame bet, ba. Physical Ed, History, Civics, McMurry Economics MR, FORREST FOU TAIN MR, CHARLES GIDDINGS MRS, FRANK GREEN B,A., Univ. of Houston B.S., Paul Quinn Univ. B, A., Hardin-Simmons Biology aes Math, Counselor Business MRS, R, L. HARRISON MR, KENNETH HILL MR, WELDON HOL BROOKS B.S., Hardin-Simmons Bios, lexas Tech B.S., M.E., A M English M.S., Hardin-Simmons Agriculture 16 , History, Coach MR, TED JAMES B.S. , McMurry ' Band, Choir 7 MRS, MARKHAM Registered Nurse School Nurse Coaches Work Hard... MR, BILL MAYES M. Ed. , Texas Christian Assistant Prin, MR. BOBBY MEASON B.S., Angelo State Biology, Coach MR, WILLIE MEDFORD MRS. N, MORALES MRS, MILTON PAYNE B.S., A M, M.E., Okla. Univ. , B.A, North Texas State, AC. C;, Agriculture ; Univ. Madrid, Instituto de A.C.C., Study Hall ' Monterrey MR, STEVE RADWAY MRS, C. O, RICHARDS MRS, G. W. ROLLINS B.S., McMurry B.A., McMurry BLS. Ege. History, Coach English, Grad, work at Latin Hardin-Simmons MR, TOMMY SCHOONMAKER Bos, EM. bg, Gol ee Math MR, J. SCHUCHERT B.S., Hardin-Simmons Biology, D,F. MR, CHARLIE SMITH B,S., Austin College History, Coach MRS, L. SOUTHERLAND B.A., Hardin-Simmons Speech, English MRS, M, THOMPSON B.S., Hardin-Simmons M.S., East Texas Librarian MR, J. WILSON Byoe;. bexas lech Chem. , Physics, Trig., Adv. Math MRS, D, WATSON Boo welexass lech M. A., Hardin-Simmons Counselor Ceachers ENfoy Outdoors a ct rc nc ti ES Mr. Hewitt, Mr. Link, Mr. Terrel, Mr. Compton Service. . . Long and Loyal With Au Atmosphere Like Chis, Good Food Js Sure to Be the Result snes 1 é oo ——— ans : r. : ciheinenaptseiinetcaliamacananteeiibn dicen st LEFT TO RIGHT: Hodginson, White, Crider, Massey, Reed, Baldwin, and McAlister, Chere’s a time for us Someday a time for us A time to make friends A time to share Somewhere. . . Somchow .. . during our short stay at high school, we have learned to choose the best, right not wrong, happiness not sadness, peace not war. Most important, we will succeed for we have leamed to love instead of hate. In Stamford, we have worked, talked and laughed with all kinds of people. They were of many races, colors, beliefs and characters, Many became very close friends while others would merely say hello. Who ever they were, we leamed to respect them as people equal to ourselves. Names and faces are forgotten quickly but the good times we've had here won't be, for we can say we made the time to make friends and to share. Classes 23 26 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Bobby Prichard Matt Selmon Annette Brown COLORS - Purple and Orchid FLOWERS - Yellow Rose MOTTO - To live to our highest in all things that pertain to us, and to lend a hand as best we can to all others for this same end. Joe Acosta Steve Acosta | Lanell Blackwell ‘ae David Asti t : | 2 me oR , . Austin Bolin Darlene Bounds Commy Boyd Patty Bradshaw - , - i a “ is of MS 4 ey ae ei ‘ fs y = a ’ Jimmy C carley David Clark Dennis Collins PR Samuel Escobedo Wy iN Roger Galloway Pee 3. _ = Prey Pe, P. “5 : ce ae a f : , et ; fe ‘ £ rank Gomez 29 Burl Henson Ue Jane Anne Gregory Lounetce Jone. Larry Mayes Deborah McA Ree Randall Mcgary a Anna M osier. Sharon Kichards ‘a Robir fs Matt Scelmon Cherri Sikes Linde Vasquez Wedeking David White ‘Karen Youngguest 33 34 Senior Merits JOE ACOSTA - Senior Play; FFA; DECA, STEVE ACOSTA - FFA; Football. BERTIE APPLIN - H,S, Choir; FHA; Senior Radio Day; Senior Car Wash, DAVID ASTIN - Jr, Play; FFA; DECA; Soph, Mr, Bulldog; Track; Jr, Sr, Radio Day; MIP, GARY BELL - FFA; DECA; Football, LANELL BLACKWELL - Sr, Play; Office; Jr. Play; Band; Latin Awards; Shorthand Alternate; TNBPR; Jr, Sr, Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash; National Honor Society, AUSTIN BOLIN - Sr, Jr, Play; H.S. Choir, Vice-Pres, ; Boy's State; One Act Play; Persuasive Speaking; Class Favorite Jr, Fresh; Mr, Bulldog St.; Football Capt.; Track; Basketball; Dog House Council; jr, Sr, Radio Day; Sr. Car Wash; Who's Who In American High Schools; FCA Secretary; NYC; Powder Puff Twirler; MIP, TOMMY BOYD = Sr, Jr, Play; Choir; Latin Awards II III; Persuasive Speaking; Student Council, Sr, Rep.; Soph, Class Favorite; Foot- ball; Track; Golf; Jr, Sr, Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash; Powder Puff Twirler; Foreigh Study League Student; FCA; MIP, ANNETTE BROWN - Office; Jr. Sr, Play; FHA; Exchange Girl; Greenhand Senior Chapter Sweetheart; Sec,, Fresh., Soph,, Sr.; Fresh, Class Favorite; Miss Bulldog, Jr.; TNBPR; Pep Squad; Cheerleader; Fine Arts; Powder Puff; Radio Day Jr, Sr.; Sr, Car Wash; National Honor Society, KENNY BULGER = Jr, Sr, Play; Boy's State; FFA, Vice-Pres,, 2 years; Student Council, Sr, Rep.; Jr, Class Favorite; Sr, Runner-up for Most Friend- ly; Football; Basketball; Track; Sr, Jr, Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash; Exchange Award, CLAUDIA BUNKLEY - Office; Jr. Sr, Play; Band; Tonets; Choir; Girl's State; Annual Staff Co-Editor; Latin Awards; Choral Trio; Band Trio; UIL Play, Honorable Mention to the All-Star Cast; Student Council, Fresh, Rep., Jr, Chaplain and Sr, Vice-Pres,; TNBPR; Dog House Council; Fine Arts, Treas,;Jr, Sr, Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash; Free Spirit; Basketball Queen, FELIX CAMACHO - FFA; DECA; Football; Track, JOEY CARLTON - Jr, Sr, Play; FFA; Jr. Radio Day. JIMMY CEARLEY - Sr, Jr, Play; Choir; FFA; . Football; Basketball; Track; Sr. Jr. Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash; FCA; MMM, DAVID CLARK - Sr, Jr, Play; Rotary Boy; Ex- change Boy; DECA, Sec, Pres. ; Latin Awards; UIL Events; Prose Reading, Number Sense, One- Act Play™ All-Star Cast; Student Council, Rep.; Soph, Honor Student; Basketball; Tennis; Sr, Jr, Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash; National Honor Society, ALBERT DELA CRUZ = Sr, Play; FFA; Basketball; Jr, Radio Day, BILLY DENNIS - Sr, Play; Jr, Play; Choir; Rotary Boy; Exchange Boy; FFA; UIL, Poetry Interpreta- tion Play, Honorable Mention; Student Council; Football; Basketball; Track; Golf; Powder Puff Coach; Sr, Jr, Radio Day; Sr. Car Wash; Who's Who in High School Dramatics; Lioness Award, JACKY DENSON - FFA; DECA; Football; Track. GARY ENDER - FFA; DECA; Meat Judging, Chapter Conducting, and Farm Skills Teams, SAMMY ESCOBEDO - Sr, Play; Jr. Play; Spanish Club; Football; Sr, Jr, Radio Day; Pierian Award, DEBBIE FOSTER - Office; Sr, Play; Jr. Play; Ton- ets; Choir; FHA, Reporter; Exchange Girl; UIL, One- Act Play; Cheerleader; Pep Squad; TNBPR; Library; Sr, Jr, Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash, DEBBIE FRANKLIN - Office; Jr. Play; FHA, Jr. Pres,, St, Vice-Pres,; Cheerleader; Pep Squad; TNBPR; Library; Jr, Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash; Miss Bulldog, Sr. ROGER GALLOWAY - Sr, Play; FFA; DECA; DECA Award BRAD GLENN - Sr, Play; Rotary Boy; FFA; Most Friendly, Sr,; Football King, Sr, ; Football; Sr. Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash; State Judging Team; Lone Star Farmer, FRANK GOMEZ - Sr, Play; FFA; DECA; Outstand- ing DECA Sr, JOE GOMEZ - Sr, Play; FFA; Football; Track, DAVID GOODMAN - Jr, Play; FFA; DECA; Track; Football; Basketball; Jr, Radio Day. JANE GREGORY - Office; Sr, Play; Jr, Play; Band; Tonets; Choir; UIL, Informative Speaking and Band Ensemble; TNBPR; Fine Arts; Powder Puff; Sr. Radio Day; Jr, Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash; Exchange Girl, TERESA GRIGGS - Sr, Flay; tA perresss ore; DECA: Sr. Hist, ; Pep Squad; TNBPR; Sr, Radio Day. CHARLENE HARGROVE - Office; Senior Play; Junior Play; Choir; FHA, Treasurer, Reporter; UIL, Prose Reading, One Act Play, Honorable Mention; Cheerleader; Pep Squad; TNBPR; Powder Puff; St, Radio Day, Jr, Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash, RICHIE HARRIS - Office; Senior Play, Jr. Play; FHA President; DECA, Sec,, Sweet heart; UIL, Shorthand; Pep Squad; TNBPR; Sr, Radio Day; Best - Looking Runner-Up, DEBBIE HATLEY - DECA; Sr, Car Wash, BURL HENSON - FFA; Football; Basketball; Track; St, Radio Day, LOUNEICE JONES - Senior Play; Junior Play; Band; Tonets; Exchange Girl; Annual Staff; UIL, Per. Speaking, 1st Dist, 3rd Red,, UIL Play; Choral Trio; Student Council, 4 year’s, Jr. Treas.; National Honor Society, Sec,; Soph. Outstanding Student; Football Queen; Cheerleader; Pep Squad; TNBPR; Dog House Council; Fine Arts, Rec, Sec., Library; Sr, Radio Day, Jr. Radio Day; Sr, Car | Wash; Lion's Club Sweetheart; Free Spirit; Who's _Who In American Dramatics, CHRISTIE LUNDGREN - Office; Senior Play; Junior Play; Band; Sec, ; Tonets; Choir; Exchange Girl; ‘UIL, Bar, Trio, Clar, Trio; Student Council, Sr, Rep. ; Jr, Class Favorite; Fresh, Miss Bulldog; Sr, Best Looking; TNBPR; Fine Arts, Officer; Powder Puff; Sr, Radio Day; Junior Radio Day; Sr, Car ‘Wash, LARRY MAYES - Senior Play; Choir; FFA, LEWIS LYCKMAN = Junior Play; FHA Beau; FFA, Greenhand Pres,, Star Greenhand and Star Chapter Farmer; Football; Track; Sr, Radio Day; Jr. Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash, DEBORAH LYNN MCALISTER - Sr, Play; Jr. Play; DECA; UIL, Shorthand; Pep Squad; TNBPR; Library; Sr, Radio Day; Junior Radio Day, CHERRYL McBAY - Band; FHA; Volleyball; TNBPR; Sr, Radio Day, RANDALL McGARY - FFA; DECA; Football; Basketball; FF A; Greenhand Advisor; DECA, Vice, Pres,, FFA, Judging Team, Greenhand Chapter Conducting, JAMES McKINLEY - Sr, Play; Jr, Play; Rotary Boy; Exchange Boy; Latin Awards; UIL, Science; Fresh,, Vice-Pres,; Football, Mgr.; Basketball, Mgr.; Track, Mgr.; Sr. Jr, Radio Day; Sr. Car Wash; Science Fair; Ohm Oscar, LARRY McLELLAN - FFA, Treas. ; Basketball; Senior FFA, Pres,; Jr, Play; Jr. Radio Day; Lone Star Farmer; Sr, Radio Day; Sr. Play; Double Mountain District, Vice-Pres, ANNA MOSIER - Office; FHA; Pep Squad, Pres,; Volleyball; TNBPR; Library; Powder Puff; Jr. Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash, ROBBIE OSMENT - Choir; FFA; DECA; Football; Track, MARK PEARSON - Sr, Play; FFA; Football; Basketball; Track; Sr. Radio Day. KAY PERRY - Office; Sr, Play; Jr. Play; Band; Tonets; Spanish Club; Latin Awards; National Honor Society, Pres, ; Soph, Class Pres, ; Fine Arts; Sr, Jr, Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash; Free Spirit. GAIL PREWIT - Office; Sr. Jr. Play; Band; Free Spirit; Girls' State; Annual Staff; Spanish Club; UIL Band Solo Trio; Sr, Runner-up Most Friendly; Soph, Class Favorite; TNBPR; Fine Arts, Cor, Sec,; Powder Puff; Sr, Jr, Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash; Band Sweetheart, BOBBY PRICHARD - Sr, Jr, Play; Rotary Boy; Exchange Boy; Boys State; Latin Award; UIL, 36 Science; Student Council; National Honor Society; Jr. Sr, Pres,; Honor, Fresh., Jr., Sr.; Football, Capt.; Sr. Jr. Radio Day; Sr. Car Wash; Science Fair; Ohm Oscar, STELLA PRYOR - Sr, Play; FHA; Pep Squad; Basketball; Volleyball; TNBPR; Powder Puff; Sr, Jr. Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash, CAROLYN REED - Office; Sr. Jr. Play; Band, Jr. Sec, Sr. Pres,; Free Spirit; Choir; Exchange Girl; Latin Awards; UIL, Band Solo Ensemble; UIL One-Act Play, Dist, Best Actress; UIL Poetry Interpretation, State Alternate; National Honor Society, Vice-Pres, ; Outstanding Sutdent, Jr.; High Ranking Girl, Sr.; Most Representative; TNBPR; Fine Arts, First Vice-Pres, ; Sr, Jr, Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash; Who's Who © In American Dramatics; Gov't In Action Tour Winner, SHARON RICHARDS - Office; Sr. Jr. Play; Band, Jr, Vice-Pres,; Choir, Pres; Exchange Girl; Latin Awards; UIL, Typing Band Solo Ensem- ble; National Honor Society; Jr, Class Sec. ; Drum Majorette; TNBPR; Fine Arts, Rep.; Sr. Jr. Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash, MIKE ROBINSON - Sr, Jr. Play; Rotary Boy; Exchange Boy; Football, Capt. ; Basketball; Track; Golf; Jr, Radio Day; FCA, Pres.; MMM, MATT SELMON - Senior Play; Junior Play; Rot- ary Boy; Exchange Boy; Latin Award; UIL, Science, 1st at Dist, ; National Honor Society; Soph, Out- standing Student; Jr, Sr, Vice-Pres, ; Honor Student, Fresh., Soph., Jr. Sr.; Fresh, Mr. Bulldog, Runner-up Most Rep, Runner-up, Best Looking; Football, Capt,; Basketball; Track; Tennis; Dog House Council, Pres.; Sr. Jr, Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash; Science Fair; Ohm Oscar, CHERRIE SIKES - Office; Jr, Play; FHA; UIL, slide rule, Soph,; Pep Squad; Volleyball; TNBPR; Sr, Radio Day; Jr, Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash. CLASSIE SIMS - Senior Play; Football; Basketball; Track, TERRY STREMMEL - Senior Play; Junior Play; Rotary Boy; Exchange Boy; FFA; UIL, Typing; Football; Basketball; Sr, Radio Day; Junior Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash; Highest Scholastic Average in FF A, Soph; Science Fair; Ohm Oscar. CHARLES TEICHELMAN - Senior Play; Junior Play; FFA; DECA; Football; Sr, Jr. Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash, JEANETTA WARDWELL - Office; Jr. Play; DECA; UIL, Typing; National Honor Society; Fresh, Class Pres, ; Pep Squad; TNBPR; Library; Jr, Radio Day; 1st place Physics Science Fair, MISSY WATSON - Office; Senior Play; Junior Play; Band; Exchange Girl; Girls State; Annual Staff; Latin Awards; UIL, Spelling, Typing Alternate; Student Council, Fresh, Soph, Jr. Rep., Sr, Pres,; National Honor Society; Out- standing Student, Fresh, Sr,; Runner-up Most Rep,; Cheerleader; Pep Squad, Sgt. at Arms; Basketball; Tennis, 1st in Dist., Sr. Reg, Semi- Finals,; TNBPR; Fine Arts; Historian; Powder puff; Sr, Radio Day; Junior Radio Day; Sr. Car Wash; V.C.C, - Sr. Strauss Award. PEGGY WEDEKING - Office; Sr, Play; Junior Play; Band; Tonets; Choir; FHA Sec, ; TNPBR; Fine Arts; Library; Powder Puff; Sr. Radio Day; Jr. Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash; Free Spirit. DAVID WHITE - Sr, Play; Jr. Play; Rotary Boy; Exchange Boy; Latin Award; UIL, Number Sense; National Honor Society; Outstanding Student Jr, ; Most Rep., Football; Basketball; Track; Golf; Sr, Radio Day; Jr. Radio Day; Sr, Car Wash; Ohm Oscar; Science Fair, KAREN YOUNGQUIST - Office; Senior Play; Junior Play; Band; Tonets; Annual Staff, Co-Editor; Latin Awards; Student Council, Jr. Rep., Sr. Sec, ; National Honor Society, Treas, ; Soph, Vice-Pres, ; TNBPR; Dog House Council; Fine Arts, President; Library; Sr, Radio Day; Jr. Radio Day; Sr. Car Wash; Science Fair, Ohm Oscar, Day silt ty g S = S PAS to S PRES, - Vicky Nauert, VICE PRES, - Tammy Cox, SEC, -TREAS, - Leah Hargrove, uniors Enjoy kettement of Seeking... Olga Alvarez Mike Astin Tommy Bearden Elmer Bell Acie Berry Molly Boles Kathleen Brinell Tim Bryant 38 Scholarship Ricky Bulger Milda Cedillio Rachel Cedillio Janna Clark Tim Coffman Ricky Copeland Diane Corzine Tammy Cox Gilbert Flores Patti Fuqua Jesse Garcia Robert Gillespie Jerry Goodman Mark Green Leah Hargrove Toni Hargrove Ralph Hatley Beth Haynes Steve Hobbs Louise Jacksor Sally Jenkins Carolyn Jones Lewis Larance Randy Leavitt Doyle Lee Steve Lefevre Rick Longley Bob Lovvorn Dana Manske Ira Marsh 6 Fulfillment . | 40 Maturity Mike McKeever Ricky Medford Dee Dawn Moore Tanny Moore Joy Mueller James Mullins Vicky Nauert Larry Nehring John Newsom Genie Olson Marcia Overton Keith Pearson Carla Plumlee Sam Powell Gayle Prince Jimmy Pugh Lisa Rasco Roger Reber Ricky Renfro Sharon Schoonmaker Gayle Smith Deena Stanford Gene Stanford Ronald Stanford Robert Stevenson Billy Teicleman Delilah Torres Freddy Washington Cindy Weaver Bruce Wilson Imogene Woodson Andy Young Mike Young Susan Young New Horizons Open For Class of 66 Ti 3 p Bs) OFFICERS: Becky Green, Sec, -Treas; Debbie Holbrooks, Vice- Pres. ; Harley Bell, Pres, Stanley Acker Robert Alvarado Linda Anthony Emily Baez Russ Baize Brenda Baker Lisa Barnett Clifton Bell Sophomores Find Class Organization Jmportant Harley Bell Herb Benburg Rodney Blancet Walter Bolin Lezli Brownfield Walt Burnett Paula Carlan Oscar Cedillo Linda Clepper Pam Collins Dennis Dean Tommy Jo Denson Leona Escobedo Darla Franklin Pete Garcia Shirley Giddings Carla Glenn Vickie Golden Stella Gomez Donald Goodman Eddie Gray Becky Green Odell Griggs Robert Hargus Terry Hatley Billie Henson Debbie Holbrooks Wayne Huggins Peggy Hughes Rodger Johnson Bo Jones Vernon Jones Second Year Presents New Challenges 46 Fricndliness is Important Gail Lee Flyd Lett Mary Lopez Jon Lovvorn Karen Lovvorn Chrysta Marsh Gloria Miller Cherry Moore Linda Moreno Sandra Morton Thelma Mullins Steve Peters Ronnie Phillips Becky Pierce Jean Pierce Alan Plumlee Steve Powell Lige Prewit Cathy Pritchard Susie Richter Becky Rodgers Hugh Sandefur Zoann Simpkins Mike St. John Debby Taylor Raymond Tejeda Douglas Terrell Arlene Tiechelman Jacob Vasquez James Viers Joe Lee Waggoner Billy Walker Jeanne West Kayla Whittemore Charles Woodard 48 Capable Leaders Ald in : Successful Year Class of 4 Finds New Challenges SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Eugenia Lyckman Gordon Haynes Marilyn Murphy Mary Acosta Denise Anders Shirley Bell Nancy Benburg Zed Bennett Jimmy Blue Brent Bolding Virginia Bolin Diane Byrd Sue Caffey Mike Cagle Lupe Camacho Raul Camacho Bobby Carpenter David Cedillo Carla Clemons Karen Clemons Debra Clepper Karen Coe Randy Collom Otis Cooper Anna Cross Max Davenport Lydia Dela Cruz Gilbert Delgado Danny Duggan Junie Eaton Jim Eoff 50 Rudy Garcia Pat Gillespie Roland Gonzales Patty Gray Cindy Griggs Genzua Guzman Bryant Hanson Gordon Haynes Karla Hertel Kathy Hicks Gary Hobbs Susie Hutson Ray Hutson Rita Ivy Karen James Billy Ray Johnson 52 Russell Johnson Melissa Kohout Chuck Lawson Becky Lee Ricky Lee Douglas Lefever Mike Liles Steve Link Mary London Harold Ludecke Eugenia Lyckman Ricky Mayhugh William McCorkle Stephen Medford Eldon Mickler Ronnie Mueller Johnny Mullins Marilyn Murphy Freshmen Move Forward. . . Sammy Nauret Debbie Perry Joyce Phillips Miek Polk Kevin Pritchard Betty Pryor Debra Riddle Josie Rodriques Mark Smith Sam Smith Jackie Southerland Donald Stanford Keith Stephens Becky Taylor Sharon Terrell Gwenda Thomas Paula Walker Charlotte Wardwell Laverne Woodard Alfred Yeldell Sth Graders Find Chetr Own Place CLASS OFFICERS: TOP ROW: Dean Rosenquist, Mary Crockett. SECOND ROW: Linda Williams, Barbara Davis, Vivian Cook. THIRD ROW: Pamela Wilson, Brenda Bragg, Christine Torres, Debra Acosta Freddie Acosta Adela Aleman Stan Anthony Janice Baldowski David Barnett Sabrina Benberg Douglas Bishop Mitzi Bishop Debra Blancet Brenda Bragg Rene Brownfield Sheila Cagle Betty Cearley Kyle Childress Tim Childress Gary Collins Vivian Cook Keith Corzine Mary Crockett Barbara Davis Clarisa Davis Eddie Dillard Debra Dobbins Billy Ejem Frank Elias Carolyn Franklin _Tony Freeman Delores Gomez Danny Gonzales Florentino Gonzales Lupe Gonzales Robert Gonzales Via Si FY Pa NL Dat i if Yolanda Gonzales Vicky Gregory Kathy Hargrove Marinell Hargrove Stephen Harrell Kelly Hughes Timothy Huggins Shannon Isbell Alfornzo Johnson Gr. High Has Cwirlers For First Cime Scott Johnson Ronald Joiner Steve Jones Denise Lawson Coy Lee Debra Liles Oscar Martinez Stephen Mays Adam Mendez Sharra Moore Kenneth Mueller Kellye Peters Mike Peters Victor Rangel Ronnie Riddle Diana Rodgers Dean Rosenquist Eddie Simpkins Karen Stovall Buddy Strand Jackie Taylor Glatke Terrell Christine Torres Ralph Torres Karen Wade Tammy Wade Marilyn White Linda Williams Cynthia Wimberly Pamela Wilson Glenda Woodard Carolyn Woods Craig Young CLASS OFFICERS: TOP ROW: Gloria Shaw, Sandra Cook, Vicky Hertel SECOND ROW: Monte Schmitt, Cindy Brown, Lisa Osment, Martin Rodriques. THIRD ROW: John Burnett, Karen Upshaw, Kenneth Peters: Each Day is a New World as Angelina Aleman Modesta Alvarado Pete Alvarado, Jr. Henry Baize Roxzine Baird eer’ Heir Karen Barker Judy Beene Milton Bell Ruby Ann Bohannan Cindy Brown Jimmy Bunkley John Burnett Tony Cagel Lesvia Cantu Nina Cantu Dwaine Connally Pat Connally Karen Cook Sandra Cook Charlene Davis Denise Dennis David Domingas Natasha Doty David Duque Stanley Ender Ben Eoff Steve Garcia Gene Elbert Giddings Sherri Glenn Terri Glenn Loraine Gomez Debby Green Marshall Harris Alta Hazzard Vicki Hertel Jeff James Mike Johnson Another First... Junior High Elects Cheerleaders Debra Lee Robert Longley Eloda Lopez Silvia Lopez Janet Lovvorn Linda Lovvorn Gaylon Mayhugh Pam McClellan Darla McClintock Martha Mendez Rebecca Mendez Ortencia Mendoya Richard Moore Ann Oliver Lisa Osment Terri Owen Farley Peters Kenneth Peters Kenneth Philips Julie Reed AMaztha : Rodriques” Andra Rorie Taimi Rosenquist Jerry Ruiz Monte Schmitt Jerry Sharp Gloria Shaw Jana Spitzer Kellye Spruill David Stanford David Strand Jeff Strictland James Taylor Richard Taylor Sally Tejeda Carolyn Turnbow Ida Bee Tyler Karen Upshaw Rosa V asquez Jill Waggoner Julie Wall Amos Wallace Mike Westfall Clearence Whitfield John Woods Susan Woods Debra Woodson Chere’s a place for us Somewhere a place for us Working together Co win, to dare Somewhere. . . Somewhere - +¢ + in this world, we will al- ways be expected to prove our strength and to exhibit our talents and skills, The dreams of being unde- feated, outstanding in our actions and unsurpassable in our pursuits are constantly waiting to block all visions of reality, At Stamford, we have been able to rid ourselves of those troublesome illusions and seek the help of those around us. We have learned that by working together we are able to go farther. Whether we were a football player, a cheerleader or a spectator, our job was important to the outcome of the game. This is why Stamford is number one in spirit. We worked together to win and dare, 1970-71 Bulldogs 224 [8=2 8 -S2e= aq } SC ee. we we “ ae La 3;=m od wy eo wi = me � y a = Sept, 1l------------------- Snyder Sept, 18---------------- Sweetwater Sept, 25-------+-+-+------ eee Ballinger Oct, 2------------------- Jacksboro Oct. 9--------+--+-------- Iowa Park Oct, 16-------------+------- Anson Oct, 25------------------- Merkel Oct. 30------ 2-2-2 --- - eee ee Rotan Nov. 6-----------e------- Hamlin Nov, 13------------------- Haskell District Games CAPTAINS: Matt Selmon, Austin Bolin, Bobby 64 Prichard, and Mike Robinson, SS New Coaches Guide Bulldogs COACHES: Bobby Meason, Kenneth Hill, Head Coach Charlie Smith, Johnny Camacho, Steve Radway. “ n oO Vv PEER “O Oy, at , D0T RS wer a r See tad ae nie Stay Seas ¥ . +e vie ie VAR oa, Is it gonna make it, Coach Meason? ag et iOS MANAGERS: James McKinley, Dennis Dean. ¢. Big Snyder Cigers Crip Hard-Hitting Bulldogs The Stamford Bulldogs made their 1970 grid debut at Snyder against the big Snyder Tigers and when the dust had settled found themselves on the short end of a 28-14 score. The Stamford team showed a great amount of offensive potential with Matt Selmon grinding out 68 yards over the tough Snyder defense. After coming back after the half, Leavitt kept the ball and etited to the Tiger 15. Medford and Selmon then moved the ball to the 1. After an offsides penalty set them back, Selmon ran over for the score, Extra points failed, McKeever got off a good kick that the Tigers returned to only their 10 yard line. Mike Robinson crashed through the offensive line of the Tigers to come up with a fumble at the Snyder 10. Selmon again went over for the TD, Selmon finished his busy night of scoring with the two point try. The Bulldogs of 7-AA played a big tough team and they played well. they just couldn't seem to hang on to the big Snyder Backs. But mms we, mm: BINGO BOLIN - 66 Fullback i pe ere . el AUSTIN BOLIN End All-District KENNETH BULGER Center JIMMY CEARLEY Guard OSCAR CEDILLO Linebacker Bulldogs Drop Chriller CoO Powerful S water The Stamford Bulldogs collided with the Sweetwater Mustangs in their first home game, They found that the big boys are not so untouchable after all as they lost a close, exciting game by a 19-14 count, Randy Leavitt looked very sharp at quarterback as he passed for 68 yards and ran for 48 more, David White showed a good pair of hands at split end. Leavitt passed to Austin Bolin who was alone in the end zone for a 10 yard scoring pass, The attempted extra point kick failed, but the Dogs led 6-0 and Sweetwater had yet to make a first down, Leavitt showed his running ability as he picked up 16 yards to the Mustang 6. Selmon gained 2 yards, then Leavitt kept for the touchdown, Leavitt pitched around the end for a successful 2 extra points try. This gave the Dogs their points for the night. The Bulldogs out-rushed and out-passed the Mustangs statistically as they put on a show of offensive potential for the home crowd. BILLY DENNIS Quarterback Bulldogs Bow to Ballinger Offense A cold front pushed into Stamford cooling off the weather, and it seemed to have cooled of the Bulldogs also. At times the Bulldogs defense played well. Oscar Cedillo, John Newsom, and Bobby Prichard played well offensively and defensively. The Bulldogs just did not seem to be able to settle down and play to their full ability and the result was a 15-0 loss to a capable and aggressive Ballinger squad, ROBERT GILLESPIE Guard All-District BRAD GLENN - JERRY GOODMAN : 68 Fullback Tackle Cigers Outscore Dogs In Offensive Play The Stamford Bulldogs and Jacksboro Tigers collided in Dog Stadium in what is becoming a good old rivalry. The bulldogs scrapped, fought, and played the strong team, but finally fell by a 27-14 score, Marsh sparked up the offense as he ran for 4, and then 12 yards to lead the drive to the Tiger 9, Leavitt then kept around the right end for a 9 yard TD, The try for two points failed, Austin Bolin led Stamford receivers with 56 yards on three catches, including a 10 yard touchdown pass ; The Dogs have met the Tigers the last three years in a row and, although losing all three games, have given the tigers a tough time of it, BURL HENSON End mie) | ee ee RANDY LEAVITT Center Quarterback Bulldogs Play Hawks A Respectable | Game | The Stamford Bulldogs travelled to lowa Park to-play the tough number one ranked Hawks. The Dogs wound up in a wild offensive display to be outdone by the Hawks 66-22 Leavitt passed for 156 yards and ran for 66, Ira Marsh also added to the Dogs ground total with 30 yards, and Brad Glenn completed Stamford rushes with 16. David White caught a 24 yarder for a TD. Marsh ran for the 2 extra points, Tight end Aus- tin Bolin led Stamford receivers with 4 catches for 58 yards and a TD, Marsh again ran for the 5 2 extra points, LEWIS LYCKMAN Guard Halfback Leavitt kept for a 5 yard gainer to the Hawk 4, Marsh ran over for the TD, and the try for 2 extra points failed, The Bulldogs indeed played the Hawks a re- spectable game. ge somal RICKY MEDFORD .: Fullback Bulldogs Knotted By Stingy Ciger Defense The Stamford Bulldogs opened their district 7AA race on a disap- pointing note, being held to a 0-0 tie by the tougher than expected Anson Tigers, The game was played in a steady rain from kick- off to the end and the muddy con- ditions kep the swift Dog runners from getting untracked and elimi- nated the formerly effective pass- ing game, Fullback Matt Selmon led the game in the slippery turf. Randy Leavitt and Ira Marsh each ran for 45 yards to completely out-gain the Tiger offense. Mike Robinson, Austin Bolin, Bobby Prichard, and Robert Gillespie played fine de- fensive games. Oscar Cedillo, Bingo Bolin, and Bo Jones, all sophomores, also turned in find per- formances, The Bulldogs dominated the statistics but were held scoreless in a bitterly disappointing game. Guard All-District ALAN PLUMLEE End Tackle Bulldogs Fall Co Merkel The Stamford Bulldogs lost their second District 7AA game 28-14 at Merkel against the alert Badgers in a Saturday night con- test. Mike Robinson went over from his line- backing spot to pick off a pass and run 20 yards for touchdowns. Marsh, Selmon, Young, and Leavitt, shared running duties as the Dogs drove to two first downs to the Badger 39. Andy Young there broke loose on a fine 39 yard run for the Bulldogs last Touchdown, Ira Marsh fought his way over as the run for extra points was good. ed as Ks ll a ae E + Ps f apes. ni ae ‘Pe ee é 2 aaah eG BOBBY PRICHARD MIKE ROBINSON Tackle Tackle All-District MATT SELMON . Halfback All-District CLASSIE SIMS Tackle TERRY STREMMEL End Bulldogs Amazed by Rotan The Stamford Bulldogs were defeated 20-0 at the hands of a flashy Rotan squad a District 7-AA game, The hard-hitting Dog defense stopped two Rotan drives by knocking penalties loose and recovering them, but the effi- ciency of the wishbone offense of the Ham- mers produced three touchdowns. Matt Selmon had a good game for the Bulldogs as he gained 89 yards against the stout Rotan defense. Mike Robinson played well on defense and was all over the field making tackles and hitting people. Sev- eral Stamford sophomores saw action and turned in promising performances. The Bulldogs played good football, but a combination of the good Rotan backs, penalties, and getting no breaks finally led to the Stamford defeat, 74 ROBERT STEVENSON Split End Bulldogs Wallop Pipers The Stamford Bulldogs finally got their offense and defense working together to overcome the Hamlin Pied Pipers in Dog Stadium in a 7-AA game by 32-14, The Pipers played good football, but lost to the clicking Bulldog offense which marked up 294 rushing and 136 yards passing. Quarterback Randy Leavitt played a fine game as he rushed for 83, passed for 136, and threw 2 TD passes, Matt Selmon was on the receiving end of both scoring passes and rushed for two TD's as well. Selmon's rushing yardage was a fine total of 118, Looking to the future for the Bulldogs, sophomore Bingo Bolin had a fine game rushing for 51 yards, including a 24 yard touchdown, Selmon gained 16 yards in two tries, then took a pass from Leavitt 48 yards for a Dog TD. The TD was made possible by fine blocks from David White and Robert Stevenson, Selmon also ran for 53 yards to add another TD, Ira Marsh ran for the two extra points, The victory gave the Bulldogs their first win of the season, while the Pipers had yet to win a game, ‘ Safety a Bulldogs Scare Haskell The Stamford Bulldogs wrapped up their 1970 grid campaign with an exciting contest with the Haskell Indians in Indian Stadium’ but were finally overcome by a close score of 23-14, The entire Stamford defensive unit deserves a great deal of praise for their efforts as they contained the powerful Indian offense very well the last three quarters, Bobby Prichard often led the defensive line, The Dogs were down early in the game 20-0 and it would have been a con- venient time to quit, but the Dogs went to work and drove 77 yards in 12 plays for a TD. Marsh and Leavitt ran for yardage, but it was Stevenson who clicked through the Indian defense to take a Leavitt pass for a 10 yard TD, A try for two failed and the Dogs trailed 20-6, The Dogs were point-hungry and Selmon zipped 10 yards for their second touchdown. Selmon ran for two points and the Dogs trailed by only 20-14 and the Indians began to sweat as they saw their lead shrink, The Bulldogs performed against the Indians much better than many people expected and gave the play-off bound Warriors a thorough scare before the even- ing was finished, Pye DA Safety VID W Although it was a season filled with disappoint- ment, we can always remember that never once did spirit lack among our team. For this, and for all the hard work, we recognize and thank each and every- one of the ; 1970-7] Bulldogs Freshman Play a Hard Game Xo S — Xo %Q ty S S SN S a — BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Robinson, Classie Sims, Matt Selmon, Andy Young, Freddie Washington, Coach Hill. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bingo Bolin, Ira Marsh, Bo Jones, Alan Plumlee, Randy Leavitt, 1970 Schedule Jan. Hamlin Jan. Haskell Jan. Rotan Jan. Anson Jan. Merkel Jan. Hamlin Feb. Haskell Feb, Rotan Feb, Anson Feb, Merkel ‘ a al we er ¢ Mitt” “ayia ain't All Work B- Ceam Bulldogs Freshmen Bullpups MATT SELMON Ce Zi fe) op) q O O isa BS = CLASSIE SIMS Seep OluaK It! FREDDY WASHINGTON r=) Pa) — ¢ ma wv oO — o r= o Ou an) 3 IRA MARSH Jump, Buzz, Jump! ANDY YOUNG BINGO BOLIN eal fx) =) = =) =) o. a i J q Atta way, Ira! BO JONES Crack =o SEASON e Sess ae SON Y Outstanding Performance SPRINT RELAY - Rick Medford, Robert Stevenson, Matt Selmon, Andy Young, 1st place at District, and 1st place at Regional, aa = : x vw Rae oa NN vi - ‘ . See. OES . aaa, St ey. | BACK ROW: SPRINTERS: Mike McKeever - 2nd in 440 at District, Ira Marsh, Andy Young - Ist in 440 at Distiict and Regional, Matt Selmon, Robert Stevenson - Ist in 100 at District and Regional, 1st in 220 at District, 2nd in Reg,, Rick Medford, 2nd in 220, 3rd in 100 at District, : ; RES ® aN 8 SN John Newsom - 330 Low Hurdles MILE RELAY: Mike McKeever, Ira Marsh, John Newsom, Austin Bolin - 120 High Hurdles Andy Young, Randy Leavitt - 120 High Hurdles 1st at District, SS SS | Rear A is 5 2 ana} ae o . Puree . FIELD EVENTS: BACK ROW: Jerry Goodman - Discus, Mike Robinson - 2nd in Shot Put at District, High Jump, Austin Bolin - Broad Jump, Freddie Washington - 1st in Broad Jump at District, Andy Young - Ist at District in High Jump, 2nd at Regional, Randy Leavitt - High Jump, Alan Plumlee - Shot Put and Discus, Bingo Bolin - Discus, REGION AL QUALIFIERS: TOP ROW; Ira Marsh, Mike Robinson, Andy yohaes J ays Newser and Matt Selinogt BOTTOM ROW: Fredrick Washington, Mike McKeever, Robert Stevenson, and Ricky Medford, - DIST ANCE MEN: Sees Reber 880; Fredrick Wash- STATE QUALIFIERS: Mike Rrerceven Robert Steventont ington, 880; Jacob Vasquez, Mile; Bo Jones, 880; Andy Young, Ricky Medford, Matt Selmon, Keith Pearson, Mile, 197] District Champs Do Well at Regional Plas VARSITY TEAM: Mike Astin, Joe Lee Waggoner, Tommy Boyd, Stanley Acker, me : B- TEAM: Billy Dennis, David White, Mark Smith, DISTRICT MEDALIST 87 ‘71 = Cennis Ceam Shows ENthUSlasM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Carpenter, Bryant Hansen, Danny Duggan, im 0 iy Te 2 Sz@yvew TOP ROW: Beth Haynes, Sharon Schoonmaker, Jeanne West, Marcia Overton, Missy Watson, BOTTOM ROW: Rick Longley, David Clark, Tim Coffman, LEFT TO RIGHT: Beth Haynes, Josie Rodriquez, Sally Jenkins, Olga Alvarez, Diane Corzine, Vikki Golden, Susie Richter, Patti Fuqua, Darla Franklin, Rachel Cedillo, fis Bt PIES SS eRe i Sit eee a he ied ; . se ies aes ; shat tea rns Wt. ae Bucs : -F irae SS ACAe ne ct LADLE Wh GMB ‘ ay, ey, a Sean OLGA ALVAREZ RACHEL CEDILLO a PATTI FUQUA BETH HAYNES DIANE CORZINE SALLY JENKINS SHIRLEY GIDDINGS GENIE OLSON MARCIA OVERTON CAPTAIN: All Tournament Hamlin, 7 BECKY PIERCE STELLA PRYOR Chere’s a time for us Someday a time for us A time together With time to spare Somewhere. . . Someday... with all the rush to complete assignments, we become quite aware that a change of pace is necessary. Stamford offered just this with all the organizations and activities which were just as much a part of our high school life as academic classes, We were able to develop our social attitudes as well as our minds, The fun-of a club meeting made the need and bene- fits of communicating with others evident. And with the many sponsored activities we found here in- cluding trips, plays, and contests, we were able to utilize and develop our special talents and skills, We found we were never too busy for a time together and time to spare, Organizations and Activities 1970-7] Student Council Js An Active One a e e rE q : d “4 OFFICERS: Karen Youngquist, Secretary; Missy Watson, Presi- dent; Claudia Bunkley, Vice-President; and Mrs. Watson, Spon- sor, P BACK ROW: Medford, Bulger, Duggan, Pritchard, Boyd, Plumlee. THIRD ROW: Peters, Dobbins, Manske, Jones, Brinell, B, Jones, Nehring. SECOND ROW: Davis, Watson, Youngquist, Pritchard, Bunkley, Wilson, FIRST ROW: Burnett, Turnbow, Lundgren, Brownfield, Perry, Bell, Mayes, 2 rea� OW: Bruce, Louneice, Tim, MIDDLE ROW: Vicky, Missy, Dana, Molly, Kathleen. FRONT ROW: Claudia, Dee Dawn, Gail, Karen, Anal staff ls where the CHION Is Action with Deca! fee ein eee ee Mr. Schuchert Officers promote ENUNUSIASM. DECA identifies the program of youth activity relating to DE - Distribu- tive Education Clubs of America - and is designed to develop future leaders for marketing and distribution. Richie Harris Sweetheart FHA Has Successful Year Motto: “toward new Horizons’’ Club Colors: red and white SHA Beau OFFICERS: Left to Righ t: Hargrove: Reporter, Lewis Lyckman | Wedeking: Sec,, Franklin: Vice Pres, , Griggs: Pres, , | Pierce: Parl, , Henson: Treas, , Franklin: Hist, 97 OFFICERS: Pres,, Brent Bolding; Vice Pres,, William McCorkle; Sentinel, Keith Stevens; Secretary, Douglas Lefevre; Treasurer, Gordon Haynes; Reporter, Chuck Law- son, Greenhand Chapter FIA Boost: Debra Riddle Sweetheart | es Annette Brown Sweetheart Py ; Senior Chapter OFFICERS: Pres, , Billy Teichleman; Vice Pres,, Kenny Bulger; Sentinel, Ricky Bulger; Sec. , Bo Jones; Reporter, Lewis Larance; Not Pictured - Treas, , Jerry Goodman, OFFICERS: Anna Mosier, Diane Corzine, Olga Alvarez, Janna Clark, Marcia Overton, . ee SHS bulla, Leah Hargrove — 2 3 end a ce | ie tome fe a P @ DIRECTOR: Ted James ; Kay Perry - PRESIDENT This is the second year for Mr, James to direct the Gail Prewit - VICE-PRESIDENT band and many accomplishments have been achieved, x) Christie Lundgrun - SECRETARY-TREASURER + | SHS Band Officers Po ae g rnd S S S SS Se) Xo S a S Se DH 2 Cry nS S = § Ne Choral Has Second Successful Year eR teem Che Spanish Club Was A New Organization Chis Year “Age of Aquarius” Studied by Fine Arts 1970-7] aS ’ We OFFICERS: Mrs, C, E, Bunkley, Counselor; Claudia Bunkley, Treas, ; Sharon Richards, Reporter; Annette Brown, Keynotes Chairman; Kay Perry, 2nd Vice-President; Gail Prewit, Corresponding Secretary. BACK ROW: Christie Lundgren, Parliamentarian; Jane Anne Gregory, Pianist; Karen Youngquist, President; Carolyn Reed, 1st Vice-Presi- dent; Missy Watson, Historian; Not Pictured; Louneice Jones, Recording Secretary, Cad | ——— Latin JJ Honor Society National Honor Society Juducts 110 National Honor Society Led by Petticoat Government OFFICERS: Secretary - Louneice Jones; Vice- preniacht - ‘Carolyn Reed; Sonne - Mrs, Doris Watson: President - Kay Perry; Treasurer - Karen Youngquist, New 1971 Members Football Banquet 1977 - oye: Coaches are rewarded ‘camaaanentiheciinnr aire ARATE Big Kock at Candy’s Mount Be Aare iy iy Sul fy F SSS Wf. Mg Ui J'm Not Go SS BS: a S No S SS = a Jf Chat Baby, Literary Che Sea’ Wins Second Place at District One Act Play — “Riders To 120 David Clark, Prose; Cea Charlene Hargrove, Prose; Austin Bolin, Inf , First Place Speaking; Louneice | Jones, 1st District, 3rd . - - Reg. ; Pers, Speaking; District Race Tommy Boyd, Inf, Speaking, % wd er er =e 2E. = Se. Billy Dennis, Poetry Inter, ; James McKinley, Inf, Speaking; Carolyn Reed, Poetry, 1st Dist,, 2nd Reg.; Jane Anne Gregory, Inf, Speaking, Right; Bobby Prichard, James McKinley, Matt Selmon, Science, Matt placed Ist at Dist, Number Sense: Rick Longley, Carla Hertel, David White, Shorthand; Richie Harris, Y Ay EL = J Lanell Blackwell, Deborah Slide Rule: Bruce Wilson, 2nd Dist,, 1st McAlister, Reg., 2nd State, Steve Link, Jim Eoff, Ist Dist,, 3rd Reg, Left: Spelling: Jacob Vasquez, Jessie Garcia, 121 Claudia Bunkley and Mike Robinson were crowned Basketball Queen and King, 122 Juntor and Senior Prom (left) The entertainment was provided by Raven, (left) The Majorettes for the 1971-1972 school year were recognized, BACK: McKinley, Clark, Selmon, White, Stremmel, FRONT: Dennis, Prichard, Robinson, Glenn, | Boys’ and Girls’ State Gillespie, Nauert, Fuqua, Haynes, Longley Exchange Boys and Girls ed f ki .: ' ” ‘ y : a Robins on, Selmon, Dennis, FRONT: Foster, Brown, BACK: Stremmel, Pritch ard, White, McKinley, Clark, Richards, Reed, Jones, Lundgren, Watson, Gregory, | 124 Ftonor Students MATT SELMON — 97.60 Seniors BOBBY PRICHARD MARCIA OVERTON 94,33 Juniors KATHLEEN BRINELL LEZLI BROWNFIELD ‘96, 44 Sophomores PETE GARCIA RUSSELL JOHNSON 95,45 Freshmen KARLA HERTEL Outstanding Seniors MATT SELMON - Best All Around Senior BOBBY PRICHARD - ROTC Scholarship CAROLYN REED - High Ranking Girl MISSY WATSON - Strass Award Rotary Scholarship Outstanding Students KATHLEEN BRINELL Juniors RANDY LEAVITT CATHY PRITCHARD Sophomores PETE GARCIA DEBBIE RIDDLE Freshmen RUSSELL JOHNSON Eighth Grade Graduation Part pants 1C Salutatorian of the Graduating Class Shara Moore was Valedictorian of the was Cynthia Wimberly, Eighth Grade Class, 128 aA rerene reenaeerecaeper erm iiomccs ace moment: The Seven tade Honor Students were Janet Lovvorn Clark Terrell was High Ranking and Judy Beene, Eighth Grade Boy, x Debra Dobbins and Cynthia Wimberly Words to the Class Song were written by played the processional and recessional, Mitzi Bishop and Vickie Gregory. Class of 1975 These Eighth Grade Students spoke at Graduation, ‘ ; ; se 1 Juspiring Eighth Calents These girls sang the class song with music composed by Mrs, Tony Selmon, ati. Graduation Performers 1977 Pianists and Organists Speakers Senior Members of National Honor Society TERRY STREMMEL AUSTIN BOLIN DARLENE BOUNDS KENNETH BULGER Rotary Award Lions Award Lions Award Exchange Award LANELL BLACK WELL BILLY DENNIS SAMMY ESCOBEDO ROGER GALLOWAY FRANK GOMEZ B and PW Lioness Award Pierian Award DECA Award Outstanding DECA Sr, Mieieeen Aenea emits dices gt ray” et ee ee Chere’s a time for us Someday a time for us A time to honor A time to care Somewhere... Someone. . . is a word meaning one person, At Stamford, we honor those special students with the election of our favorites, This year we all learned a great deal of tespect for each other, Many of us became the best of friends, However, there were a few faces whose attitudes made them stand out among the crowd. Favorites were easily picked, because of these at- titudes, _ Indeed, there was a time to honor and a time to care, Personalities Most Friendly Favorite Kunners-Up Best Looking MOST FRIENDLY; Gail Prewit and Kenny Bulger BEST LOOKING; Richie Harris and Matt Selmon MOST REPRESENT ATIVE: Missy Watson and Matt Selmon S Se SS S XR le a — Most _ Representative | 6” 2? , David White .2 Carolyn Keed ? , pie nee Bulldog are Sophomores Freshmen i) | | | vil Hy fi |i Ff Hi | Hi PX JUNIORS; Diane Corzine John Newsom SOPHOMORES: Karen Lovvorn Alan Plumlee FRESHMEN; Terri Ekdahl Danny Duggan 144 Football King and Queen : Class Favorites Sophomores Freshmen JUNIORS: Genie Olson, Larry Nehring SOPHOMORES; Darla Franklin, Bingo Bolin FRESHMEN; Virginia Bolin, Chuck Lawson 148 “ye ama Se EE 7 Pia: ; Spetecy one ae ne Chere’s a place for us Somewhere a place for us Explore and conquer Che world out there AY) (41 14 an Someday. . . in our lives it becomes important to expand our ideas and goals to the world in which we live. Stam- ford has helped to prepare us for the future, We've developed the ability to talk and understand business. We've learned to apply our skills to profit everyone and not just ourselves, Clothes, records, cosmetics, cars, cokes and movies have all become part of our lives, Part-time jobs have given us a look at what is to come, These past years have made us impor- tant in our community and our community important tous, We have just begun to explore and though conquering is far off, we have proven there is a world out there, Advertising 151 For All Your Ginning Needs Com pliments of Stamford tous Club Silverware All High School Jewelry Self Jewelers Gold Lance Class Rings West Side of Square Stamford, Texas 153 sae v.. iis 5 PLUMBING APPLIANCES AIR CON DITIONI N Compliments of Coby Plumbing Stamford Exchange Serving erinrerdest coe Club 1935 Plumbing Fixtures Hot Water Heaters Heating and Refrigerated Air Sales and Service 103 Campbell Tio=2260L Stamford Golf F D Fi Body Shop Country The Best in Automotive Club Repairs N. SWENSON’ Stamford, Texas Self-Entertainment Swimming. 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Wetherbee 153357 1 Compliments of Stamford Band Roosters Administration and School Personal Andrews, Mrs, H.G, ... 15,131 Baldwin, Mrs, Mae... 21 Beene, Mr, Woodie ... 12,13 Beene, Mrs, Woodie ... 15 Bossart, Miss Susan ,,. 15, 97 Camacho, Mr, Johnny ... 15 ,17, 65, 76 Childress, Mr, Clayton .., 12 Coffman, Mr, Kevil ... 15 Compton, Mr, C. W. ... 20 Cowger, Mrs, E, L.....15 Crider, Mrs, Anne Merle ... 21 Denson, Mrs, Jack... 13 Edington, Miss Sue... 15, 89, 90 Eoff, Mrs, John... 15,18 Fountain, Mr, Forrest ... 16,19 Giddings, Mr, Charles ,,, 16 Gillespie, Mr, Lynn .,, 12 Gonzales, Miss Susie ... Green, Mrs, Frank ... 16,18 Harrell, Mr, John... 12 Harrison, Mrs, R. L. ... 16,131 Hewitt, Mr, Hardy ... 20 Hill, Mr, Kenneth ,,, 16,17, 65, 77, 78 Hodgkinson, Mrs, Vinnie .., 21 Holbrooks, Mr, Weldon ... 16 Isbell, Mr, O. M, ... 14,18,132 . paimes,, Mr, 1¢0 ... 17,102, 106,107 Link, Mr, Eldred .., 19,20 Loop, Mrs, Ben... 14 Markham, Mr, Clay ... 17 Massey, Mrs, Dorthy .,. 21 Mayes, Mr, Bill... 17 McAlister, Mrs, Johnie .,, 21 Meason, Mr, Robert ... 17,63, 76 Medford, Mr. Willie ... 18, 98 Morales, Mrs, R. L. ... 18,19,108 Olson, Mr, Eugene... 12 Payne, Mrs, Milton ,.. 18 Prichard, Mr, Robert ... 12 Radway, Mr, Stephen .,. 17,18, 65,77, 78 Reed, Mrs, Winnie .,, 21 Richards, Mrs, C, O, ... 18 Rollins, Mrs. G. W, ... 18 Schoonmaker, Mr, Tommy ... 18,131 Schuchert, Mr, Jerry ... 19,196 Selmon, Dr, Tony... 12 Smith, Mr, Charles ... 19,65, 76 Southerland, Mrs, Jack ... 19 Terrell, Mr, Willard ... 20 Thompson, Mrs, Bill ... 19 Waggner, Mrs, James... 13 Watson, Mrs, Hubert ... 19, 94,111 Wilson, Mr, James ... 19 Wyatt, Mrs, Virinda ... 21 : i Coe Seventh Grade Aleman, Angelina ,,, 58 Alvarado, Modesta ... 58 Alvarado, Pete ... 58 Baez, Henry ... 58 Baird, Roxzine .., 58 Barker, Karen ,,, 58 Beene, Judy ... 58 Bell, Milton ... 58 Bohannon, Ruby Ann .., 59 Brown, Cindy ... 59 Bunkley, James .,, 59 Burnett, John .,, 59 Cagle, Tony ... 59 Cantu, Enedina ,.. 59 Cantu, Lesvia .., 59 191 Connally, Dwaine .., 59 Connally, Pat ... 59 Cedillo, Ida... 59 Cook, Sandra ... 59 Davis, Charlene ,., 59 Dennis, Denise .,. 59 Doty, Natasha ,.,, 59 Duque, David ... 59 Ender, Stanley .,, 59 Eoff, Benjamin ,.., 59 Garcia, Steven ... 59 Giddings, Elbert .,, 59 Glenn, Sherri ... 59 Glenn. Terri... 59 Gomez, Loraine ,,, 59 Green, Deborah ,., 59 Harris, Marshall ... 59 Hazzard, Alta... 59 Hertel, Vicki ... 59 James, Jeffery ... 59 Johnson, Michael ,,, 59 Kennerson, Carylon ,,, 60 Lee Debra’. 60 Longley, Robert ... 60 Lopez, Elodia ... 60 Lopez, Silvia ... 60 Lovvorn, Janet ... 60 Lovvorn, Linda ,.. 60 Mayhugh, Gaylon ,.. 60 McClellan, Pam ... 60 McClintock, Darla... 60 Mendez, Martha ,.. 60 Mendez, Rebecca ,., 60 Mendoya, Ortensia ... 60 Moore, Richard Lee ,.. 60 Oliver, Ann... 60 Osment, Lisa ... 60 Owen, Terri ... 60 Peters, Farley ... 60 Peters, Kenneth ,,. 60 Reed, Julie .., 60 Rodriguez, Martin... 61 Rorie, Andra ,., 61 Rosenquist, Tami... 61 RUIZ JELLY 2. acol Schmitt, Monte ... 61 Sharp, Jarrell ... 61 Shaw, Gloria ... 61 Spitzer, Jana... 61 Spruill, Kelley ... 61 Stanford, David ... 61 Strand, David ... 61 Strickland, Jeff... 61 Taylor, Jamés a, 61 Taylor, Richard .., 61 Tafeda, Sally ... 61 Turnbow, Carolyn ... 61 Tyler, Idass. OL Upshaw, Karen ,.,. 61 Vasquez, Rosa ... 61 Waggner, Jill Ann... 61 Wall, Julie ... 61 Westfall, Michale .., 61 Whitfield, Clarence ... 61 Wallace, Amos... 61 Woods, John... 61 Woods, Susie ... 61 Woodson, Deborah ,.. 61 Eighth Grade Acosta, Debra Ann .., 54 Acosta, Freddie ,., 54 Aleman, Adelah ,,, 54 Anthony, Stanley .,. 54 Baldowski, Janice .,, 54 Barnett, David ... 54 Benburg, Sabrian ,,, 54 Bishop, Douglas ... 54 Bishop, Mitzi ... 54,130 Blancet, Deborah ,,, 54 Bragg, Brenda .,. 55,130 Brownfield, Renee ,,, 55 Cagle, Sheila ... 55 Cearley, Betty ... 55 Childress, Kyle .,. 55 Childress, Tim... 55 Collins, Gary .., 55 Corzine, Thomas ,... 55 Crockett, Mary Alice... 55 Davis, Barbara .., 55, 94 Davis, Clarissa .., 55,128 Dillard, Eddie .,, 55,128 Dobbins, Debra .,., 55, 94,128 Ejems, Billy ... 55, 128 Elias, Frank ... 55,128 Franklin, Carolyn ,,, 55,128 Freeman, Tonye:. 50, 128 Gomez, Delores ,.. 55, .28 Gonzales, Daniel ,,, 55,128 Gonzales, Florentine .., 55,128 Gonzales, Lupe ... 55,128 Gonzales, Robert .., 55,128 Gregory, Vickie ... 56,128,130 Hargrove, Kathy .,. 56,128 Hargrove, Marinell .,. 56,128 Harrell, Steven .., 56,128 Huggins, Timothy ,,, 56,128 Hughes, Kelly ... 56,128 Isbell, Shannon ,, 56,128 Johnson, Alfonzo .., 56,128 Johnson, Jeffery .., 56,128 Joiner, Ronald .,, 56,128 Jones, Stephen Albert ... 56,128 Kennerson, Vivian Annette ,., 56,128 Larance, Jerry ... 56,128 Lawson, Denise .,, 56,128 Lee, Coy ... 56,128 Liles, Debra ... 56,128 Lopez, Robert ,., 56,128 Mays, Stephen Paul ... 56, 94,128 Mendez, Adam ,,. 56,128 Moore, Sharra ,,, 56,128 Mueller, Kenneth ,,, 57,128 Peters, James ... 57, 94,128 Peters, Kelly .,, 57,128 Pryor, Essie Mae .,. 57,128 Rangel, Victor... 57,128 Riddle, Ronald .., 57,128 Rogers, Diann .,, 57,128 Rosenquist, Dean Allan ,., 57,128 Simpkins, Eddie .., 57,128 Strand, Gwenn ,.. 57,128 Taylor, Jacqueline .,, 57,128 merrell) Clark ,.. 57,128 Torres, Christine ,,, 57,128 Torres, Ralph ... 57,128 Wade, Karen ,.,. 57,128 Wade, Tammy ... 57,128 White, Marilyn .., 57,128 Williams, Linda ,,. 57,128 Wilson, Pamela ,.. 57,128 Wimberly, Cindy ... 57,128 Woodard, Glenda ,,, 57,128 Woods, Carolyn ,,. 57,128 Young, Craig ... 57,128 Ninth Grade Acosta, Mary ... 49 Anders, Denise ,,, 49 Bell, Clifton ... 49 Bell, Shirley ... 49, 94, 97 Benberg, Nancy ... 49,108 Bennett, Zed .., 49 Blue, Jimmy ... 49,108 Bolding, Brent .., 49, 77, 79, 98 Bolin, Virginia ,.. 14, 49, 8, 97 Byrd, Diane .,. 49 Caffey, Scarlett ... 49,97 Cagle, Mike .., 49 Camacho, Lupe... 49 Camacho, Raul... 50,108 Carpenter, Robert ... 50, 77,79 Cedillo, David ... 50,108 Clemons, Carla ... 50 Clemons, Karen ,., 50 Clepper, Debra .,. 50 Coe, Karen ,,, 50 Collom, Randy ... 50,77 Cooper, Otis ... 50, 77,79 Cross, Anna... 50 Davenport, Max ... 50,77,108 DelaCruz, Lydia ... 50 Delgado, Gilbert ... 50,77, 79,108 Duggan, Danny ... 50, 77, 94,144,189 Eaton, Junie ... 50 Eotf? Jim) .7¢2-00),772 7as.1e1 Ford, Billy Ray ... 51, 77, 79 Garcia, Rudy ... 51,108 Gillespie, Patrick .., 51, 77, 79 Gonzales, Roland ,.. 51, 77,79 Grady, James ,,, 51 Gray, Patricia .., 51 Griggs, Cindy .,. 51,97 Guzman, Geneva ,.. 51 Hammond, Louis ,,. 51 Hansen, Bryant .,, 51,77, 79 Haynes, Gorson.,. 51,77, 79, 98 Herpeche, Albert ,.. 51 Hertel, Karla .., 51,121,125 Hicks, Kathy ... 51 Hobbs, Gary... dl Hutson, Susie ... 51 Ivy, Reta... ol Johnson, Russell ... 52, 77, 79,125,127 Kohout, Melissa ... 52 Lawson, Chuck ... 52, 77, 98, 148 Lee, Beckey ... 52, 97 Lee, Ricky ... 52 Lefevre, Dougles ,,, 52, 98 Lett, Floyd ... 52 Liles, James ... 52,77 Link, Steve ,. 52,121 London, Mary .. 52 Lopez, Marie ... 52 Ludecke, Harlod ... 52, 77,79 Lyckman, Eugenia ,,, 52, 97 Mayhugh, Ricky ... 52 McClintock, Edward ... 52 McCorkle, William ... 52, 77, 98 Medford, Steven ... 52,77, 79, 94 Mickler, Eldon ... 52 Mueller, Ronnie ... 52,77, 79 Mullins, Johnny .,. 52 Murphy, Marilyn ,,, 52,109,189 Nauert, Sammy ... 953, 77, 98,108 Perry, Debbie .,, 53,109,189 Phillips, Joyce ,.. 53 Polk, Mike ... 53, 77 Powell, Steve ... 53 - Pritchard, Kevin ... 53 Pryor, Betty .,, 03 Riddle, Debra .,. 53, 97, 98,127,198 Rodriquez, Josefina ,.. 53 Smith, Mark ,,, 53, 77, 79, 87 Smith, Sam ... 53, 77 Southerland, Jacquelyn ,,, 53,109 . Stanford, Donald .,. 53 Stephens, Keith ... 53, 77, 98 Walker, Paula ... 53,97 Wardwell, Charlotte ,,., 53 Woodard, Charles ... 53 Woodard, Laverne ,.. 53 Yeldell, Alred ,,. 53 re a 3 if Centh Grade Acker, Stanley ... 44, 77, 79, 87 Alvarado, Robert ... 44 Anthony, Linda ... 44,108 Baez, Emilie ... 44 Baize, Russell ... 44 Baker, Brenda ... 44 Barnett, Lisa ... 44,108 Bell, Harley .., 40 Bell, Harley ... 40, 77 Bell, Pat... 40 Benberg, Herb ... 45, 79,108 Blancet, Rodney ... 40 Bolin, Walter ... 45, 64, 74, 78, 79, 80, 85, 148 Boren, Dwayne ... 40 Brownfield, Lezli ... 45,41, 94,105 Burnett, Walt ... 45 Carlan, Paula .., 40 Cedillo, Oscar ..., 45, 64,67 Clepper, Linda ... 40 Collins, Pamela ... 40 Dean, Dennis .., 45,65, 77,108 Denson, Tommie Jo ... 45, 97,109 Escobeda, Leona ... 40 Franklin, Darla ... 45, 97, 108, 148 Garcia, Pete ... 40 Giddings, Shirley ... 45, 90 Glenn, Carla... 45,109 Golden, Vickie ... 46,108 Goodman, Donald ... 46 Gray, Eddie ... 46 Green, Becky ... 46,109, 110,111 Griggs, Odell ... 46 Hargus, Robert .., 46 Hatley, Terry ... 46,77 Henson, Billie ... 46,97 Holbrooks, Debra .,, 46,109,110, 111 Huggins, Nicholas .,, 46 Hughes, Peggy ... 46,108 Johnson, Roger ... 46 Jones, Bo... 46, 64, 69, 78, 80, 86, 99,189 Jones, Veron ... 46, 77, 79 : Lee, Gail... 46 Lovvorn, Jon... 46,77 Levvorn, Karen... 46,109,110,144 Marsh, Chrysta ,., 46 Miller, Gloria ... 47 Moore, Cherry ... 47 Moreno, Linda ... 47 Morton, Sandra ,., 47 Mullins, James ..., 47 Mullins, Thelma ,.. 47,77 Peters, Steve ... 47,77, 79 Pierce, Becky ... 47, 90, 97,108 Pierce, Jean ... 47 Phillips, Ronnie .,, 47 Plumlee, Alan .,. 47, 64, 71, 78, 80, 94, 144 Prewit, Lige .., 47,77 Pritchard, Cathy ... 48, 94,109,111 Richter, Susie .,. 48, 97,108,109 Rogers, Becky ... 48 Sandefur, Hugh .., 48 Simpkins, Becky ,,. 48 St. John, Mike ... 48 Taylor, Deborah ,,. 48 Teichelman, Arlene ,,. 48 Tejeda, Raymond ... 48, 79,108 Terrell, Douglas ... 48,77 Vasquez, Jacob... 48, 77,121 Viers, James ... 48 Waggoner, Joe ... 48, 79, 87 West, Jeanne ... 48, 90,109,189 Whittemore, Kayla eee 48,109 : Eleventh Grade Alvarez, Olga ... 38,89 Astin, Mike ... 38, 87 Beardon, Thomas ,.. 38,120 Bell, Elmer ... 38 Berry, Alfred ... 38 Boles, Molly ... 38,106,109, 189 Brinell, Kathleen ,,, 38, 94,105,109, 123,127 Bryant, Tim.., 38 Cedillo, Milda ... 39 Cedillo, Rachael ... 39,89 Coffman, Tim ., ..coaoe Copeland, Richard ..., 39 Clark, Jana ... 39,48,100,109 Corzine, Diane ... 39, 90,100,109, 144 Cox, Tamara .,. 38,39,105, 107,109, 120 Flores, Gilbert ,.. 39 Fuqua, Patti... 39,48, 90,109 Garcia, Jesse... 39,110, 121,125. Gillespie, Robert ... 39, 64, 68, 76 Goodman, Jerry ... 39, 64, 68, 85 Greene, Mark ... 39,107 Hargrove, Leah ... 39, 48, 90,109, 120 Hargrove, Tomi... 39,109 Hatley, Ralph .,, 40 Haynes, Beth .,, 40,43, 90,109,131 Hobbs, Steven ... 39,40 Jenkins, Sally ... 40, 90 Jones, Carolyn ... 40 Larance, James ,.., 40, 99 Leavitt, Randy .,, 40, 64, 69, 78, 80,127,189 Lefevre, Steve ... 40 Longley, Richard .., 40,121 Lovvorn, Robert ... 40,121 Manske, Dana ... 40, 94,106,109, 111,189 Marsh, Ira ... 40,42, 64, 70, 78, 80, 84, 85 McKeever, Mike .., 41, 84 Medford, Ricky ... 41, 64, 70, 84,111 Moore, DeeDawn... 41, 106, 109, 120 Moore, Louise ... 40 Moore, Tammy... 41, 96 Muller, Joy ... 41, 96 Nauert, Vicky ... 38, 41,105, 107,109, 120 Nehring, Larry ... 41, 94,148 Newsom, John Paul ... 39, 41, 42, 64, 71, 85, 144 Olson, Eugenia ... 41,48, 90,109 Overton, Marcia ... 41, 90,100,109,111 Pearson, Keith ,.. 41, 77, 86 Plumlee, Carla... 41,109 Powell, Sam ,.. 41 Pugh, Jimmie .., 42 Rasco, Lisa.... 42, 96 Reber, Rodger ... 42, 77, 86 Renfro, Rickie ... 42 Schoonmaker, Sharon ,.. 41, 42,109 Smith, Gayle .., 42, 76,131 Stanford, Deena Lou ..,. 42 Stanford, Eugene ... 43 Stanford, Ronald ... 43 Stevenso n, Robert ... 43, 64, 74 Teichelman, Billy .., 43,99 Thomas, Billy ... 43 Torres, Adelaide .,. 43,97,108 Washington, Frederick .,, 42,43, 64, 74, 78, 80, 85 Weaver, Cindy .., 43 Wilson, Bruce ... 43, 94,121,175 Woodson, Imogene ... 48, 96 Young, Andrew ... 42, 43, 64, 75, 78, 80 Young, Michael ... 48, 84, 85 Young, Susan ,,, 43,109 Cwelfth Grade Acosta, Joe ... 26 Acosta, Steve ... 26 Applin, Berta Mae .,, 26 Applin, Lonnie ,,., 26 Astin, David ... 126 Baker, Ira ... 96 Bell, Gary ... 96 Blackwell, Lanell ... 26,111,126,135 Bolin, Austin .., 26, 64, 85,110,111, 112, 116,135, 144,189 Bounds, Opal Darlene Boyd, Thomas .,. 26, 87, 94,116,121 Brown, Annette ... 26,28, 99,101,109,111,116 Bulger, Kenneth ,,, 28, 94, 95, 99, 116, 135, 144 Bunkley, Claudia .., 28, 94,106,109, 112, 116, 134, 189 | Camacho, Felix ... 96, 98 | Camacho, Nancy .,. 28 Carlton, Joey ... 28,116 Cearley, Jimmy ... 28,39, 64, 67, 76,116 Clark, David ... 28, 96,116 Collins, Dennis ... 28,67, 96,165 DeLaCruz, Albert ... 136,137 Dennis, Billy ... 29,64, 87,116, 120,135 Denson, Jack ... 29, 96, 142 i Ender, Gary ... 29, 96 | Escobedo, Samuel ... 29,108,116,135 | Galloway, Roger... 29, 96,116,135 | Glenn, Brad ... 29,64, 68,116, 141, 146 Gomez, Frank ... 29, 96,135 Gomez, Joe ... 30 Goodman, David ... 30, 96 Gregory, Jane Anne .,, 30,109,116, 121 Griggs, Teresa ... 30, 96, 97,116 Hargrove, Jerry Charlene ... 30, 97,101, 116,120 Harris, Richie ... 30, 91,116,140,121 Hatley, Deborah ... 30, 96 Henson, Burl ... 30, 64, 69 Jones, Louneice ... 30, 94,101,109,111, 112, 141, 1899q] Lundgren, Christie .,, 31, 94,106,109, 111, 112, 142 | Mayes, Larry ... 31,116 McGary, Randall... 31, 96 McKinley, James ... 31,116, 65,121 McLellan, Larry... 31, 96,116 McAlister, Deborah ... 31, 96,121 | Moon, John... 31,96 Mosier, Anna ,., 31,100 Osment, Robbie ... 32, 96 Pearson, Mark ... 32, 64, 71,116 Perry, Kay ... 32,106, 108,109,111, 112, 116,134 Prewit, Gail ,., 32,104,106, 109,140, 116,107, 108, 112, 134 Prichard, Bobby ,,, 64, 94, 26, 31,112, 121,134, 125,126 Pryor, sotella’....,. 90,116 Reed, Carolyn .,. 32,109, 112,107, 116,109,134 Richards, Sharon ,,. 32,116, 109,104, 107,134 Robinson, Michael ,,. 31, 64, 72,78, 80, 85,147 Selmon, Matthew ... 26, 31, 40, 84, 126, 78, 112,134, 31,189 SrRes, (Cherri: . . 33 stremmel, Terry ,..-64,67, 73, 33,116,135 Teichelman, Charles ,.. 116 Torres, Edward .,. 134,33,116 Vasquez, Linda ... 33, 96,108 Wardwell, Jeanette ... 33, 96 Watson, Melissa .,, 33, 94,101, 132,110, 140, 109, 116, 126, 134 Wedeking, Peggy ... 33,112,116, 109, 134 White, David ... 64, 75, 33, 116, 87,143,121 Youngquist, Karen ,,, 109,111,116, 33, 94,189 es SO SL LLY Siam 2H biy boobies mag poms ronDImp woos og bane tof agar lig oud © ar 72, peur one D In Naf zuohgry way Upc TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY “The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made” Se ee eae - ayes = = Neeeeeeereeeeeeeee eee ee Ay yy a fe if bye Ne aie nate wa sores