Stanton High School - Roundup Yearbook (Stanton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1976 volume:

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QQ .Tx ,, N' ' 6-A ,X 1 V .Nsihgf-W ' .- frxvz' is A ' 'K w- I ighsrit ' .h y .1 33 'I H Us ' ' fw i li, A J ,1, , A Q - x V - ' 'K 1. -gi' ' ., . ' . ' M A NS- lf .L.i?m:.f,- .. Q 1. Yr... -A fr I 1:1 .a.u-ti ,N -A pd Lennox English cuts material for the laundry bag he is making. Ronnie Cook, Gonzalo Reyna examine frog's anatomy -.2 X Mike Menefield and David Stewart smooth the cement for the concession stand. l Connie Christon and Scott Creech revert to the past on Fifties Day . High School for most people was a time of pleasant and sad memories. This period of our lives influenced our adult life more than anything else. We watched the mistakes of others, made our own, and grew from these mistakes. ,,--v-- ,... Q.-a ,,.-.-. i Becky Dickenson takes time from her library duties to do her geometry. tip. Solemn-faced Linda Lucas faces the reality of graduation as she pays for her invitations. i 1 X ' f if s ,-f'T'T Gs'-V Tom Dill and Randy Turner compare times on their stop watches during track workout. We See We Do We Learn And We Grow ... 1 , ,www , ram' 'Q F: --.ef o 'o.c' con I w g n ,M ,Q 1 . l P- Terri Turner determines if she is loved or not. l ., r- ly' , . A ow.- J Q- it -il l A ef B 4 ' f. ll .4 ei f cr ltgzph , ,4 gy- , . 5.7 '15-L '-5411 5-21,2 :Hifi . f it Qaf: 'ifligzefpilllg .. -, I -. ,gl A .--Us Elvin Brown, Russell Mims, and Brent Nelson prefer the drive-in to the cafeteria. The lunch room is a good place to get a square meal. 4 V . , , ,, ,, I .' ' New-I- F 'SE'- 1. , I - 7-ig... . .- - - 11.1.-...-...,. Vx: , , v A N l , , ,it-4 - t '-'il 53555-3 JZ 1' 2 .' I f V7-'Mfr ' ' ,W , , ,, W, 44 Jo Mims and Alan Douglas spend their lunch period in AIan's car. .1'T ' sf ' f 'fi3?,T 'fA'H1'ii FFEQE-'i 2'f?-T?-'!f53gfg1:1qi'Q'- rgq 1 ' - .-1 :Fsf f -I-Iii' ' 1 'L 5 1 i . Y 1,1 i . Y 4. -. . . :JL-Lx V N P Y V 21.4 ..,. ' R,-if l W--14 --...l... .t f, ,, . .,,4,,- M -I ,f - . ,L 9 , ' . . , V Z' 9 . g1lA, Vicki Cox, Renee Roper, Roger Owens, and Kendel Blocker wait for the bell to ring. V 1 Some find the end zone a good place to play around. 30-Minute Lunch Period Fully Utilized It only took a few minutes to eat, then head out-of-doors in good weather. ,Q Tina Carroll and Doni Douglas share the events of their morning classes. Becky Dickenson, Shelly Church, and Brent Nelson hunt for bird nests. , Becky Dickenson flogs IVlarvin Jones with ' a twig from the tree. Bump, Hustle, Amos Moses, And Two-Step Dance, That Is The 1975-76 Homecoming dance, sponsored by the student council, proved to be a big success laren 't they always?l with music provided by the Country Squires from Midland. Spirits were ob- viously not dampened by the disappointing home- coming game. Nlums and old friends were much in evidence. The band also had several dances this year when a reason was to be found, such as Halloween, Christ- mas, Friday night,...Washington's birthday...... lie. V l fit Tl ll 8 YA -lla '1 l L fin. s 1 Ai. V N-J ,B Y 1. We were privileged l?J to snap a picture of rock-star Alice Cooper falias Mike Hudson! posing with Stanton's Jill Hughes on one of his rare visits to an SHS band dance. 2. Many '50's dance fads were revived this year. Wanda Brown and George McCalister demonstrate the twist. 3. Expert Terrie Oldaker teaches novices DeeDee Adkins and Kirk Nelson the Charleston. 4. and 5. Band members and guests enjoy themselves at the Halloween dance after a football game. 6. George McCaIister lightens the custodian's Monday morning duties, helping tear down streamers in the gym. 7. Renee Roper moves to the beat of the band. 8. Brent Nelson and Tarja Tapaninnen are pictured doing the popular bump . 9. Our photographer persuaded DeeDee Adkins and Oscar Rodriguez to pause a moment from their excursion on the dance floor. . . . And There Are Some Classes When . Stanton High School students often became interested in subjects other than academics such as haIlology , coupleology , inact ivity , etc. i ,. ,,, lu ,. as-. A, 1. Sammy Henry entertains a tot at the Consumer Ed trip to day care center. .Y 2. Jeannine Spinks tactfully informs John ll V i Madison of his dirty face. ll 3. Terri Graves and Ike Oldaker engagein X' ' s'V, ff- a rap session. 4. The typically friendly smile of George QllfQ -'.'3w' McCalister. I e- ' ug.. 1 .ai ,,,. -M A , ullrl Y-s . ,IIA-ed--'rf .H .1 i i X 1. Baxter Brown asks the popular question Why me, Lord? 2. Mary Overby illustrates the art of complete boredom. 3. Thea Verhoef styles l'?J Ronnie Henson's hair. 4. Toting the best-seller, Jaws, David Holder glances over his shoulder at the Roundup photographer. fril- FD X 4 ui.-f -. ' .4 1.5 4 . . . in the course of human interest gn 'B-43 ' --U-5 :S'1'5' ?lifB4iIs1!1E Faces Portray Campus Attitude Right: Charlotte Thomas peeks from behind a partition as she changes clothes. Lgft: Tony Henson dispmys his scholar' Below: Thea Vernhoef glances over her shoulder, showing off her ship awards. workshm ' uw -s ' ' A V-..'?f.., , 9 X . .x J 4 i-... 4:-1f', l L ffl:-' 4 ll 'Ili' w , ,n,L Gary Hanson and Shelly Church question the ref's decision. iJd'...l ff ' !':..f' FJ..-JL :.-,... gi Individuality is the key factor of an interesting cam pus scene, SHS is never lacking enthusiastic people or varying expressions, and to capture them was frequently the goal of our staff photographer, A .gs 5-Y avf' lj Q r ul Above: Natalie Mitchell is often found with this glowing smile. Right: Cheryl Dickenson joins in the chants. ADMINISTRATION George Washington and Betsy Ross fMr. George Walker and Mrs. Natha MitcheIII have a friendly disagreement on whether there should be four pointed or five point- ed stars on the American flag. School Board And Administration Work Together Russell McMeans Corene Manning Superintendent Business Manager Upon the reccomendation of administrative per- sonnel, the school board took action on several not- able items. Their importance depended upon the point of view but all together served to further the interest of the school district. Nlomentous to the students was the abolition of the existing dress code. A catering policy was adopted whereby all food was prepared in the junior high cafeteria, after which a portion was transported to be served in the . , high school cafeteria. Danny Jones, secretary to superintendent, Lisa Stanley, The high school gym was re-roofed and the bookkeepel' floor refinished. Windows on the north and west walls of the high school main building were bricked- in to cut down on vandalism and fuel consumption, Some repairs and improvements were made on the bleachers.- The board approved a paving project to connect existing paving around the elementary and junior high building Also approved was the carpeting of three more rooms in the underground building. Bill Mims President Pete Woody Secretary Delbert Dickenson N ' Richard Doggett Gerald Hanson Rufus Tom x lTommy Newman ' Not Pictured! ...fr J , 4 O ,Avg of Principals Young, Mitchell, and Yater, and Mr. McNIeans study a mutual probl fif T fi- . .- 'I 71,-nfl EIT! Wayne Mitchell principal Betty Butler secretary ' Susan Alexander algebra, geometry 1 ' . 'X sud N A 1 ' John Anastasio biology, chemistry Josephine Bruyere mathematics ' 5 wtf Q- u' ' - -., ffm it 1 . .Av . Tl l I v . 4 , ,: 1 V - 1 . ., W 4. ,, , Y , ,, 1 ,I i . , as Coach Judy Bowman takes time out of her busy Mrs. Alexander assists Eloy Bryancl with his algebra schedule to catch up on the news. 0 , L l l June Davis resource Robert Dennison football, science, track Gene Douglas business, world history .1 I Tommy Gregory basketball, world history Mary Haislip library, annual Florence King home economics The duties of a faculty member cover a wide range of things from helping each stu- dent individually to finding time for them- selves. Then there are those times when they enjoy each others' company as they did at the faculty Christmas party. Faculty Enjoys Duties, Privileges, And Obligations Miss Sadler assesses the nutritional value of her sandwich at the faculty Christmas party. Natha Mitchell home economics Billie McClellan counselor, speech, drama Roddy Mclver basketball, health, government 1: lwllll- Harold Oldaker C.V.A.E., golf Nolan Parker vocational agriculture Bob Richardson i athletic director, football, American history ll Teaching is not all work, al- though that is the case most of the time. High school faculty found time to have fun between classes. Alicia Gregory, resource aide, lends assistance to Shirley Hig- gins, Carolyn Hopper, and Daryl Sisson. ,A as Karen Sadler I English III, English IV Bill Sears l football, government, health George Walker band Oleta Young English I, English II Teachers Find Time Mrs. Bruyere and Mrs. Mitchell For Fun And Games srsmiifgixyfhe Ima 0 ' ' ' 1 w rf. H' ' L Ali , 1N..7,. Yi 'M I . ,y.- , 1 - , 1 . if 'fn ,I .V 1' QI- Q ,mv Kwias ng' -11 Q-.g,. '. 'll XJ. ACTIVITIES 1976 Cheerleaders Connie Christon, Raye Jones, Mary Perez, Tamala Allred, and Terrie Oldaker model suits used by cheerleaders of the past Most Intellectual Rae Avery John Yater This honor was bestowed by the student body in an election con- ducted by the annual staff. Right: John and Mike Scott discuss slide rule technique. Below: Annual ed- itor, Rae, shows novice Dirk Perry where the copy goes on layout. Q stx Y' f?,f 'ia , F N .upw- Friendliest Patsi Rich Mark Cook Q' .,, I , ,X . . ff ' .l l il Another honor bestowed by the student body, these students were found to be most amicable. Above Patsi and fellow HECE students, Baxter Brown, Charles Carroll and Dennis Simonek wash up following a fondue demonstration. Left: Mark and Laura Beth Pierce discuss the intricacies of his bass horn. Funniest Raye Jones Mike Hudson The personaIities election in the spring determined these two to be the most amusing. Lower Right: Raye tickles Charles CarroII's funny bone. Lower Left: In a rare serious moment Hudson ponders what materials he'II need in his next class. I, 'cz . Je!! ty-3 ' ' 15.2. 21-L'T2HL'5l:4u Football Sweetheart Pep Squad Beau Tamala Allred Alan Douglas Before football season was over these two were announced as the favored ones of the respective groups. Above Left: Tamala, Carla Welch and Connie Barnhill share a sewing machine. Above Right: Alan and Jo lVlims compare notes on bibliography preparation. ,. J, 53 ij, 'l. f TY K f y,,, X' , . 4, - ,..,b W1 :fb 1' Qflrr f lflt' n iJ,-1. X I 1 N Mr. And Miss SHS Connie Christon Alan Douglas A best-all-around honor, this one was granted to Connie and Alan by their fellow students. Above: Alan addresses the system as student coun- cil vice-president. Left: Connie answers the phone in Mrs. ButIer's office where she served as aide. 27 FFA Sweetheart FHA Beau Connie Christon Alan Douglas Future Farmers, a predominately male organ- ization, chose Connie to represent them in their district sweetheart contest. Below: Alan was chosen Future Homemaker's Beau when members balloted by bringing Christmas cards to be taken to the state hospital. Lower Right: Connie chats with Thea Verhoef during acti- vity period. A, ' fi !y'f.3?:a 13,-4' lr' ' '- guf.-.-, ' 5.F.:HEl!11Vf ' gw1f1.j,,z' ,V .W 4755.5 ,,.,!y jam' 1' Ax. ff' W is if . 512-hill yi, Y K 1 M. M Q. 4- V- LTA-Q X AY 1 4 A f ' X V cg.gQgqQ.:.Q - . I, ,, V., ' . ly K . W fx .JI I .. M.. , , 1 .. ....,4-4,10 - A ...www-.,s1 ' i --'fl' ,A .LL I ,4.,.1l4QL.J. - r -- '- H-- s:HF.?f--- N fi -f -ff Mr. And M iss School Spirit Raye Jones Ronnie Henson Chosen in a student-body election, Raye Jones and Ronnie Henson shared an honor they had last year. Raye pays a visit to the buffalo on the gym floor. Ronnie lifted spirits as he led the band during pep rallies. He took a few moments out of his busy schedule to go to a quiet place in the country with the annual staff. Most Athletic Connie Christon Elvin Brown The student body elected Con- nie and Elvin Most Athletic. Below Left: Connie broadens her know- ledge of sports. Below Right: Elvin poses next to basketball trophies, ,,. od' 4 e . V v 4 . I JA-A , 'v i Q J 1,515 1. l ' V QTQ tv- :A ' l L 1 Qfiw il WW Y :M L, X' , ' swf' '. ' --xg ' . EF 'ni Band Sweetheart And President Jolwhns Ronnie Henson The band elected Jo as its Sweet- heart and Ronnie as President. Below Left: Ronnie takes the marching band off the field. Below Right: Jo reveals one of her many talents sewing in Homemaking II. .v- ,4 ,Ae l' as gl 3iQn,,.,x 41 , X ' ' 'V 11 ly. V., M.. iggllglblif' 1541151 MH iff! LW ,Ei-wif j r- ll li Eff' jj Q-:Ji gm ws -l -ftfffr-1-ff-w1JL'.:f 541ffis al X 'rwti wil wwf 1 , ,. ,rv 1 J I '-,139 ' , , ' r , f . , P 'Q' - - U , I ' ., Us ...SLU Y -,,,,, ,V FacuIty's Who's Who Gary Hanson, a senior, has taken sports as his main high school activity, but is also involved in other organizations. A four year participant in football, basketball, and golf, Gary received honorable mention all-district honors for football his junior year. This year he is president of student council, FCA, and vice-president of the senior class. Gary is also a mem- ber of FFA and has served as Dis- trict president his sophomore year and area vice-president during his junior year. Rae Avery, a senior, has been a band member for eight years. She has won awards in solo and ensemble competion, participated in all- region band for one year, and is a four year member of the stage band. Rae has been a member of the science and maths clubs, and stu- dent council. She is presently a member of NHS and co-editor of the annual. She was a member of Who's Who in American High School Students her junior year and the Society of Distinguished High School Students both junior and senior years. A twirler for the past two years, Jo Mims, is an eight year band mem- ber, four year all-region band mem- ber.and solo and ensemble winner. Jo has been a member ofthe math club, science club, NHS, FTA, and is presently treasurer of the student council and senior class and sec- retary of the FHA. She has won awards of merit in health, consumer education, home and family living, and English in her high school car- eer. Jo is a member of the Society of Distinguished High School Stu- dents. Alan Douglas is presently serv- ing as vice-president of the student council and FCA. He has participat- ed in track and football for three years, receiving honorable mention honors his junior year and all-dis- trict for the 1975 season. Alan was elected Pep Squad Beau, FHA Beau, and Mr. SHS this past year. He was elected to FacuIty's Who's Who last year and is currently a member of Who's Who in American High School Students. Citizenship, Leadership, Scholarship T i I. Rae Avery, Cathy Nlerwin, Tenfi Turner, Connie Christ- on Tarja Ta aninen and Thea Verhoef exhibit various P -stylles in hosiery on sock day. 2. 8C 3. Freshman Charlotte Thomas dresses to observe Fish Day while Rae Jones joins upperclassmen partici- pating in Hat Day. 4. Ronnie Henson and Rhonda Gilbreath are among stu- dents and exes enjoying the sock hop in the gym follow- ing the game. 5. 50's day brings laughter and excitement to Jill Hughes, Rhonda Gilbreath and Patti Petree. 6. Annual staff members Rae Avery, DeeDee Adkins and Terri Oldaker wind up the D0 I'I' campaign with annual subscriptions sale. 7. Seniors pose with lst place wall. 8. Vicki Christon graces junior Bicentenniel theme float which won first place in parade. 9. Bonnie Bludworth's father escorts her from field after she was crowned homecoming queen. . Z. 1 vgv-Miglzl A, Y, A:- The week was a definite highlight with days designated for initiating freshmen and dressing according to certain themes. Nominees for home- coming queen were: Polly Lewis, freshman, Bonnie Bludworth, sophomore, Vickie Christon, junior, and Thea Verhoef, senior. The festivities were marred only by the loss of the game to the Wall Haw ks. K ' -w 'E Sl If x u A HN uw 45 - 2 -Q le? 1 1 L X f fx' . ' z, , , ' -- f, -.5 - V f - l x X 2, ' J ff 1 ,,: x 5 . P 1 ,. I , ,V-fj , 1 f .-jx ' ' ' I ,. fi ,.,ig27L'!4i-'1L 7'9?1l1:j::.,5-fvgw' 'Q K' 'l' 1' ff' '- 'e5: kfZVez'W:95'i'w-. -57: 'M6 --la ,-.Lw:3.:,4-fit: -5' 2 Ai 5 rffvffyfl j?E,1Jr: -1 'k +i'J.,! f T 'fi' F m . W-, V -'mfs ff .. .':ff,qL . 4 -1, ,WV ...' lzlgif- 1 'f'w-..'p.Ag'.fm' ' 1, 7 'M Q iff ,-A-' 1: Tf,.f,, fl- ' f- K - - -2 ,ish A W. V3 I 5,1 ' t 4 1 . Q, 35,1-,. . , - . . 53:-Yj , 1. . ,gf-' .R 1 5 . -' ' . 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Raye Jones, Tamala Allred, Connie Christon, Terrie Oldaker, and Mary Perez lead the crowd in Boogie Down . 4. Pep squad members stand during one of the outside pep rallies. 5. Coach Sears encourages the student body to boost Buffalo Spirit at a pep rally held in the football stadium. s. , f 4 fi , N -9 .4 -- 1 x ' x ' X lligf ' X Q .l hi 'Ii' -4 . 4 51, . . HV ' 'E Q ' -I MA., C S.- D ' F ' 1- q l i U xxx 1 xl l 3 it wsu h W p ' . 'V fi H X Q if pa o Q3 sg f-, f'1'Q3QA5l'i 2 a- if 'is iljfif fw 'fi' l 1 1 1 f, n3i .l , l :1.: -V 1 I 'W '-fi l f-- 3- x , 5 -P 'L ' ll' ' 's A+, U.l.L. Draws Hard-Working Participants DISTRICT DEBATE TEAIVIS: Karen Sadler, sponsor, David Stroud and Ralph Newman, Jill Hughes and Rick- ey Dill, Tom Dill, alternate. T 1 'ee' David Stroud and Pam Holcombe spell words like edelweiss, doppleganger. . . ' 'iigjtif' A ' I 1 , . . 'hu lurid- ' ' 1 Tony Henson, David Stroud, and John Yater compare answers to a slide rule problem. Nlrs. Alexander assists Rickey Dill, state qualifier in number sense. 'P' X , at 9, 0 r , X, li M s 3 lx f' V! , I 'a Q 4 I A l 4 District journalism competitors: Doni Douglas, Dee Dee Adkins, Dirk N .-yf Perry, Tom Dill, Darla Lawson, and Donna Hale. 122144 John Yater, Jo Mims, and David Stroud study science. Prose and Poetry readers: Tom Dill, Steve Sargent, Doni Douglas, DeeDee Adkins, Dirk Perry and Terrie Oldaker, if?-ea, ' Dorothy Clardy and Pam Holcombe 'watch as Rena Koonce demonstrates typing. State qualifier Debbie Webb, Lower Left, reads poetry selection, State finalist Steve Payne, Lower Middle, Informative and persuasive speakers: Charlotte practices prose, Regional qualifier Thomas, Bobby Richardson, Carlos Carillo, and Rena Koonce, Lower Right, looks over David Louder. prose selection. mm.-man.-my ,. , e sf .1 Vtt' ' 1 '+-Whl'1.-E: iT -A11 l 39 Several dedicated members sacrificed much time and effort to produce the one-act play, Cy- rano de Bergerac . The result was a fine display of talent and success Critics tested the young actors' ability when the cast performed fore a local audience, then in dis- trict competition. These people were well rewarded for their hours of line recitation, blocking, scene changes, and stage rehearsals by the interest and backing demon- strated by the town and school. Drama Club Attempts Cyrano A , - fy ,- a kim -4 sp ' 1 I ,S V. ,f.fZ:. F1 2 -, W , x 1 5 CLASSES Shades of Huckleberry Finn. Lack- ing the Mississippi River, a West Texas stock pond must suffice. As days grow warmer the mind wanders from the classroom to a fishing hole. David Holder shares this one with a couple of bovine types. 'WF ' -w--- 3- .,, A fa-P--.. ,,4,,,,,w -2i':- -5 frt . Ac- i-X JL. Iv ,.q. I w '- f Y 1 -,-7-gp-r -lur- XII 45. ' ' '11, ..,-.. iz!-s 4-14. Class SENIORS . JUNIORS Terri Turner Rhonda Gi Ibreath Ronnie Mims Tim Glynn Favorites SOPHONIORES FRESHMEN Bonnie Bludworth Charlotte Thomas Marvin Jones Todd Smith Class favorites are elected by their fellow classmates. These peo- ple are the students that their class mates enjoy being around most. Senior's Salute Spirit Of '76 The seniors recognized the Bi- -'X' centennial with a large Spirit of '76 sign on their wall at homecoming. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: pres.--Steve Payne v. pres.--Gary Hanson sec.--Bobby Richardson treas.--Jo Mims Kevy Allred Rae Avery Sammy Barnhill Elvin Brown Wanda Brown Larry Butler Charles Carroll Connie Christon LW x Ni s.f ..x+qA-Leu,-Q +, M N Yv,, N--. -....,,...,..,..., .,,-' ,. A,., A I .N av J. 51,1 1 ll, ll fflrgr - 5 I, 'K :Ut ': -Q' V ' 1. as--. -L D , in lv H V H2 - : I '.. -. . In , ,Il Mark Cook Alan Douglas Bruce Graham Terri Graves Joanna Haggard Gary Hanson Ronnie Henson David Holder Carolyn Hopkins Garry Hull Debra Jones Terry Kelly Twila Kelly Darla Lawson Rare Talents Are Displayed By Seniors 2-' l if s .UV .ww A 1215 1 e ,,.,.-- f' ,- , , ,yf,g.'?fy5, x --- 7' ' 'E 'VE 'Plf ' s. Terri Turner takes advantage of freshman Natalie Mitchell. -ju' 4' Y Y Y' , ljp, .l 1.5 ' iv il . I 1 N ,nl sit. ,, 11.1 f ' ll .I - -Y i , ,, .,,. ,, .. ., ll v . ,JY I 1 'll -l ,l L . Rae Avery exhibits her supreme coordination as she blows bubbles and types simultaneously. Sensing nearness of graduation, seniors order invitations. ' ' I, 4 ' ,. . , 1 T 1,371 .ffjifgff 4, , A, Y,f,f. 1 .-At., 1' , .u-.1,:: A. . ,'-sf' gf'-'i,,'1' 1?-fd?-Q 35 . ix' . 5:-ff .':'f ,I' ff Mufti, M 'Q U- 'Hy :. I .M 7, ,W ,, , . M . f' tiff fu Lab' .-- HIV2 'Q 'fi in dj J l., ' dn' 52417. lc X Larry Butler is measured for cap and gown. Linda Lucas John Madison Rodney Menefield Cathy Merwin Sprin Hints Of Graduation Nearness r Seniors fell into the traditional preparation for graduat- ion ordering invitations in February and caps and gowns in March. Jo Mims Ronnie Mims Jim Nelson Steve Payne .3 '.l. Mary Perez Patsy Rich Bobby Richardson Jackie Romine Larry Romine Rueben Sanchez Mike Scott Kevin Shoemaker Dennis Simonek Tarja Tapinenen Terri Turner Thea Verhoef me Seniors Prepare For Graduation Carla Welch Diania Wells John Yater CLASS OF '76 dons caps and gowns for official graduation photo, Included in the above group but not pictured elsewhere: Sam my Henry Billy Pinkston Jeannine Spinks Cousins Jo Mims and Rae Avery share top honors. Jo is valedic- torian and Rae takes salutatorian slot, Senior Directory KEVY AL LRED -- FFA 1,2,3j Student Council 17 FCA 1,2,3,4, Sec-Treas. 47 Football 1,2,3,4, All- Dist. Hon. Men. 3, 2nd Team All Dist. 47 Basket- ball 1,3,4. RAE AVERY -- Band 1,2,3,4, All-Region 1, Stage Band 1,2,3,4, Sweetwater Band Festival 1,2,3, UIL Solo-Ensemble 3,4, Rep. 47 Annual Staff 2,3,4, As- sit. Ed. 3, Co-Ed. 47 Student Council 1,2,37 NHS 3, 47 Math Club 1,27 Science Club 1,2,37 Class Sec.- Treas. 37 Usher 37 Variety Show 37 Faculty's Who's Who 47 Merit Award 3,47 Most Intellectual 47 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,42 Who's Who Among American High School Students 37 Salutatorian. SAMMY BARNHILL -- Band 1,2,3,4, Sweetwater Band Festival 1,2,3, UIL Solo-Ensemble 3,42 Stage Band 1,2,3,47 Math Club 17 Spanish Club 1. ELVIN BROWN -- Football 1,2,3,4, All-Dist. 2,3,47 Basketball 1,2,3,47 Track 1,2,3, Dist. Champ. 37 Most Athletic 4. WANDA BROWN -- FTA 1,27 Pep squad 1,2,3,4, Pres. 47 Track 1,2. LARRY BUTLER -- Band 1,2,3,4, Sweetwater Band Festival 1,2,3, UIL Solo-Ensemble 3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,47 Tennis 1,2,3,4, 2nd in Dist. 47 Regional Qual. 47 Choir 1. CHAR LES CARROLL -- HERO 47 Librarian 4. CONNIE CHRISTON -- FHA 1,2,3,4, 5th V. Pres. 37 FFA 3,4, Chapter Conducting Team 3, Plant I.D. 3, Cotton Team 3, Dairy Cattle Team 3, FFA Sweet- heart 1,2,47 Merit Awards 37 Student Council 2,3,4, Sec. 3,47 NHS 2,3,47 Cheerleader 2,3,4, Head 47 Pep Squad 17 Math Club 1,27 Drama Club 27 Science Club 1,27 Basketball 1,2,3,4, All-Dist. 3,47 Track 1, 2,3,4, Regional Qual. 1,2, State Winner 100 84 220 y,dI.Sdashes 3, State Qual. 47 Most Athletic 3,47 Miss S 4. MARK COOK -- Band 1,2,3,4, All-Region 1,2,3,4, Sweetwater Band Festival 1,2,3, UIL Solo-Ensemble 3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3,4, State Solo Competition 4, Who's Who in American Music Students 4, Parl. 47 Math Club 3,47 Football 17 Friendliest 4. ALAN DOUGLAS -- Student Council 3,4, V. Pres. 4' FCA 2,3,4, v. Pres. 47 Football 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4, All- Dist. Hon. Men. 3, 2nd Team All-Dist. 47 Track 1,2, 3,4, Regional Qual. 47 Faculty's Who's Who 3,47 Who's Who in American High School Students 47 Class Pres. 37 Merit Award 37 Usher 37 FHA Beau 47 Pep Squad Beau 47 MR. SHS. 47 Librarian 4. BRUCE GRAHAM -- FFA 1,2,3,4j Handsomest 4. TERRI GRAVES -- Band 1,2,3,4, Sweetwater Band Festival 1,2,37 Drama 47 Librarian 4. JOANNA HAGGARD -- Band 1,2,3,4, All-Region 3, Twirler 2,3,4, Sec. 2, Librarian 4, Sweetwater Band Festival 1,2,3, UIL Solo-Ensemble 37 Student Coun- cil 47 NHS 3,47 FTA 2,37 Math Club 27 Science Club 27 Class Favorite 27 Homecoming Queen Nom. 27 Variety Show 37 Teachers Aide 3,4. GARY HANSON -- FFA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3, Area V. Pres. 47 Student Council 3,4, Pres. 47 FCA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 47 Math Club 1,22 Science Club 1,2,3, Treas. 37 Foot- ball 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4, Dist. Hon. Men. 37 Basketball 1,2,3,47 Golf 2,3,4, Dist. Medalist 47 Class Pres. 2, V. Pres. 4. SAMMY HENRY -- Football 17 Basketball 2,37 Track 17 Office Aide 4. RONNIE HENSON -- Band 1,2,3,4, All-Region 1,2,3,4, Drum Major 2,3,4, Pres. 3,4, Stage Band 1,2,3, Sweetwater Band Festival 1,2,3, UIL Solo-Ensemble 3,4, State Solo Competition 3,4, Who's Who in American Music Students 47 John Phillip Sousa Band Award 47 Annual Staff 2,3,4, Bus. Mgr. 3, Co-Ed. 47 Society of Distinguished American High School Stu- dents 47 Nlr. School Spirit 3,4. DAVID HOLDER -- Robert Lee High -- Band 17 Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,4f FCA 1,2,37 Football 1,2,37 Track 17 Spanish Club 27 FFA 1,2,3,4, Parl. Proce- dure 3,4, Dairy Cattle Judging 2, Land Judging 3, Meats Team 4, Coop. Ag. 3,47 Stanton High School -- Librarian 4. CAROLYN HOPKINS -- Basketball 1,3,4, Mgr. 47 Golf 3,4, Dist. Medalist 3,4, 4th Medalist at regional 3, 4th Medalist at State 3, 2nd Medalist at Regional 4. GARRY HULL -- FFA 1,2,3,4, Land 84 Range Team 3,4, Range 84 Pasture Team 2,3, Farm Skills 2,3,4, Grass Judging 2,3,4, Football 3. DEBRA JONES -- FHA 2,3,47 FTA 27 Pep squad 1,2,3, 4, Sec. 2, Pres. 3,47 Math Club 27 Basketball 2,3,4Q Track 47 Tennis 2,3,47 Librarian 37 Teacher's Aide 3. TERRY KELLY -- FFA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, Sec. 3, Farm Skills Team 3, Grass Judging 1,2,3, Plant I.D. 2,37 Basketball 17 Track 1,3. TWILA KELLY -- Math Club 1,22 Golf 3,4, 2nd Med- alist at Dist. 3,4. DAR LA LAWSON -- Band 1,2,3,4, Sweetwater Band Festival 1,22 FTA 17 Basketball 2,3,47 Track 2,3,4, Regional Qual. 4. LINDA LUCAS -- Manahans High -- Band 17 FTA 1,27 Pep Squad 27 Tennis 1,22 Stanton High -- FCA 47 Tennis 3,4, Regional Qual. 3,4. JOHN MADISON -- Big Spring High -- 1,27 Stanton High -- HERO 3,4, Pres. 4. RODNEY MENEFIELD -- VOCT 47 Football 17 Basket- ball 1,2,37 Track 1. CATHY MERWIN -- Band 1,2,3,47 NHS 47 Merit Award 37 One-Act Play Stage Crew 4. JO MIMS -- FHA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3,47 Band 1,2,3,4, Twirler 3,4, Sweetwater Band Festival 1,2,3, UIL Solo-Ensemble 3,4, All-Region 1,2,3,4, Band Sweet- heart 47 FTA 2,32 FCA 47 Math Club 27 Science Club 2747 Faculty's Who's Who 47 Student Council 2,3,4, Treas. 3,47 NHS 2,3,47 Class Rep. 2, Treas. 47 Homecoming Queen Nom. 37 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4, Valedictorian. RONNIE MIMS -- FFA 1,2,3,4, Plant I.D. 2,3,4, Grass Judging 2,3, Land 84 Range Team 3,47 Student Coun- cil 17 Football 3,47 Basketball 1,31 Class V. Pres 27 Class Favorite 4. JIM NELSON -- Football 47 Basketball 1,2,37 Track 3. STEVE PAYNE lS.K.P.l -- San Manuel High -- Foot- ball 1,27 Merit Awards 17 Wrestling Team 27 Stanton High School -- FFA 3, Crops Production 3, Chapter Conducting Team 3, Quiz Team 3, Grass Team 37 Merit Awards 37 Football Mgr. 47 Track 37 NHS 47 Drama Club 4, Pres. 47 One-Act Play 47 Class V. Pres. 3, Pres. 47 Class Favorite 37 Prose Winner at Dist. and Regional 4, State Qual. 47 Society of Dis- tinguished American High School Students 47 State Prose Finalist 4. MARY PEREZ -- Cheerleader 3,47 Pep Squad 1,27 Bas- ketball 3,47 Track 47 Tennis 47 HERO 3. PATSY RICH -- Big Spring -- FHA 1,27 Band 17 Stu- dent Council 1,22 Math Club 1,27 Science Club 17 Stanton High -- HERO 4, Sec. 47 Friendliest 4. BOBBY RICHARDSON -- Football 2,3,4, All-Dist. Hon. Men. 47 Basketball 1,2,3,4, All-Dist. 3, All- Dist. Hon. Men. 47 Track 1,2,3, Dist. Champ. 3. JACKY RO MINE -- FFA 1,2,3,4, Grass Judging 2,3, Plant I.D. 2, Land 8. Range Team 3,4. LARRY ROMINE -- FFA 1,2,3,4, Grass Judging Team 1,2,3, Plant I.D. 2, Land 84 Range Team 3, Sent. 2,3, RUBEN SANCHEZ -- Football 4. MIKE SCOTT -- Math Club 3,4. DENNIS s1lvlONEk -- Football 17 Choir 17 Librarian 47 HERO 3,4. KEVIN SHOEMAKER -- FFA 1,2,3,4, Rep. 3, Grass Judging 1,2,3. JEANNINE SPINKS -- FHA 17 Pep Squad 17 HERO 3,4. TARJA TAPANINEN -- Helsinki, Finland -- Gym- nastics 1,2,37 Congress Representative 17 Volleyball 27 Choir 17 Student Council 2,37 Drama Club 27 Christmas Programs 1,2,37 Art -- Decorator 1,2,37 State Gymnastics Winner 1,2,37 Stanton High School -- Drama 47 Track Mgr. 4. TERRI TURNER -- Band 1,2,3,4, Sweetwater Band Festival 1,27 FTA 27 Drama Club 47 One-Act Play 47 Class Favorite 3,4. THEA VER HOEF -- Band 47 Librarian 4. CAR LA WELCH -- FHA 1,2,3,47 FTA 27 Pep Squad 1, 3,47 Drama Club 47 Basketball 2,3,47 Track 27 One- Act Play 47 Golf 4. DIANIA WELLS -- FHA 1,27 Pep Squad 1,2,3, Drama Club 1,42 HERO 37 Basketball 3,47 Track 3,47 One- Act Play 4. JOl-IN YATER -- Band 1,2,3,4, Sweetwater Band Fes- tlval 1,2,3, UIL Solo-- Ensemble 3,4, Stage Band 1, 2,3,47 NHS 2,3,47 Math Club 1,2,3,4, Sec-Treas. 3, ZfeigtfE:nSSge,noSa Club 1,2,i,4, F:-as. 47 Merit Awards ' IS . clence 7 nnua St ff 3 4 B M , 47 Most Intellectual 4. a ' ' us' gr - , y .-' 10 - 2 B' ,iff,j gEN 5' 9 . , S, , Y,-3 , ,.lf1L .Yj' 11, , A 8 3 ',-.T-N H , -V: . ' -.:,,,,.R 4 l , ' , ., ,wh in , 7 S 5 5 wid , fT.'i.. Q bk ? ,Q Q. ji! Q 4 --,rip -m - l. J. Al ,h , J R .5 .1 4 -. ,Z-Q .lfk-4 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: secretary-treasurer--Rhonda Gilbreath, reporter--Kathryn Springer, vice-president-- David Anderson, president--Terry Smith. Jesusa Aguirre Kelvin Allred David Anderson Frank Atchison we . A 5 A ' f w ifi 11' ,Q A l , 1 f-, V5-'J' , iw lie' l' -l lllll l A-arid' 2 fe . Gary Barnes Baxter Brown Carlos Carrillo Reyes Chapa Dean Christian Vicki Christon Scott Creech Steve Dennison if r ' 1 'K 1 A -Tiki . Juniors Mary Overby, Debbie Quaid, Debbie Webb, ReyeslCha and Dianne Scurlark make plans for the Junior-Senior banquet. Juniors Work Toward Their Big Moment Becky Dickenson Ricky Dill Dinah Doggett Randy Doshier Ricky Fleckenstein , ,Z 3 Bacilio Flores Rhonda Gilbreath Tim Glynn Alma Guevarra Tommy Haislip Donna Hall Shirley Higgins Raymond Hinojosa Pam Holcombe Mike Hudson pa Juniors Finish Year With Banquet The school year was fast fading when the junior class sponsored the Junior-Senior Ban- quet. As one senior said: It was different! The dinner was held in Midland in Conner's banquet room. Country Garden was the theme carried out in decorations, invitations etc. Jill Hughes Raye Jones Jeffrey Kelly Ricky Lewis David Louder Doug McCaIister George lVlcCaIister Joyce NlcCaIister Kenny McCalister Hector Menjarez Ralph Newman Ike Oldaker '? QYLQ Y ' by 'ffl Zoila Reyna Janie Saenz Tony Scott Diane Scurlark 1 ', :vii Darrell Sisson .3391 -5 f Terry Smith gr N E Kathryn Springer lk A A '- ' A :if f 9:,r iM, ? S i l'- , agfl Susan Stallings Gerald Stanley 7 Jake Stevrard ' 1 Cindy Strickland A, ,,,,gi1l . glx ' F ' fi Debbie Webb Carolyn Woody r' fix Terry Smith strolls by the fountain at the banquet. - Q Roger Owens Mary Overby Patti Petree Wayne Pinkerton Debbie Quaid it A H? 5 W DeeDee Adkins ' Tamala Allred A A Lesa Bess Angel 1, Leticia Arguello - 5 James Atchison ,I-,li '. I , , 'sf T l , 1 n . ,,. Y .H V 4 V I E l. ,l 1 1 u Ll l ,X Hz- ig! 2, 'V lull, - A- N 'l Wayne Atchison V' 1. Bonnie Barnhill - ' A ' Connie Barnhill Leann Biggs gl ' N ' 57 A ' 'Tris-f ff ' 1 g ,R 'EV' , 53. 3 l Bonnie Bludworth f-if in, If f -1 X ' :. 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' 211 yan ,YN 7 .,,'. ., A , .ll -L . f Z e ' JU V 1. V '-1 'I W, , -' I , ,I . , . -,FE L1 .. X K. A -.. F, ,dvi , , Q 1 .. xl .,,. in , All In f N.. ff '12, V 73 , r' 'X '.r,.a-: 1 .- rf' -Q vw qu A Eg 1, l WM 2 ,,,,,1l. 1: E 9 - tv I A ' i 6 r ji fi-Q !,'-i,i'- ,gli V . 5 ' r Craig Graves John Gossett Ralph Gonzales Herminia Gonzales Mark Geurin Jose Flores Donna Sue Hale Mike Hanna Amy Hazlewood Kelly Hedstrom Terri Heidelberg Leticia Hernandez Carolyn Hopper Kenneth Houston Gordon Howard Chyrel Huff Tressa Hull Danny Ireton Larry Johnson Bob Jones Marvin Jones Rena Koonce Jay Madison Jesse Mendoza Michael Menefield Judy McKinney ' Russell Mims Jessie Mendosa Michael Nlenefleld Mindy Merwin Brent Nelson Terrie Oldaker Oscar Perez Dirk Perry Laurabeth Pierce l .'jw,.'3.1.' A l ,, Nl , , ' w f, Q. vf ps, gfllig liylallgz fii i lv ,H 4 fl, 1 r ii f ' QE.-ill . Alf Sophomore Players Names On Homecoming Wall Gonzalo Reyna Frank Rodriquez l Thelma Rosa l SOPHOMO RE CLASS OFFICERS: - pres.--Bob Jones v. pres.--Nlike Swinson sec.--Shelly Church treas.--Terrie Oldaker .gh lx .Q 5 A 'QQA3 fee-1 V ' 'l IIIEIKU I ll I 'I ' .v-...-uv.. ',' llllllll. ,5-N fiiik Sophomores decorated the north end of the east wall at homecom- ing. Among the usual Beat slogans were the name and number of each Sophomore football player. Evita Salazar Janie Salazar Neal Sisson David Stuard David Stroud Mike Swinson Tamy Trimble Nancy Vinson Tracie Williams Loretta Young Above: A portion of the sopho- more wall, consisting of balloons, crepe paper, and lots of hard work. Below: Shelly Church, Terri Oldaker, and Paiga Lou Eiland debate which color to paint the llpll Patricia Aguirre Louis Berrera 3 Y 1 I I? I , I 1.4 11-.. ' I fd: 'af Q Wiz, . an f K ' L A L' 'Q i' 9 .fi -ego' , Ez 3 ll-:Lb:' iQ'g: . '1 7 . ff' if f fe ' ,H : y r Kendel Blocker 4 mme --. g . '-2 QQ if 5 :z?: i -, X if ,T A .N h ,XFX W . P Vi -v V Ben Bowlin Tina Carroll Maria Chapa Robert Cowan Vickie Cox Nancy Crisman Brian Davis ga... Eff' Fish really got their feet wet in- volving themselves in homecoming activities. They built a float to be graced by their queen nominee, Polly Lewis. A committee decorated the north wall of the gym for the Opposite Page: Charlotte Thomas wall contest. They had a day all plays the part of a Wall Hawk during their own called 'Fish Day'. Homecoming pep rally. I x W3 Mark Dennison Al, 1 Tom Dill ,Y ' T ,. , , Donita Douglas l' 1-1, -. T ig,,g Ben English 1 A 'Cy '-.1 J. ' Lennox English -Z- f 'x A- Victor Bparza Loye Eubanks Esmerelda Flores Evangelina Gonzales Lanny Hanson Q .sf l I X , l A. v V 2 . y , J , Q V mu V' t tx'-,qs u S Tony Henson Glee Henson Sylvia Hernandez Cindy Herzog Tracy Klein lu-mmfauvl' Polly Lewis ' Ramona Lasoya ' Rosa Martinez Gloria Menefield s' M l fl P 1 Q 251.3 Hermal inda Martinez ki gh X l X Natalie Mitchell Tommy Morrow Kirk Nelson Russell Oglesby Paul Perez V . . njisga m 1 ' ' Q 'l Il X 'if l if L 1 Charles Phillips Vicki Rich Amador Rios Betty Rodriquez Lupe Rodriquez Pedro Rodriquez Raul Rodriquez Renee Roper Frank Salgado Rosa Salgado ff' A P, - Af. I , 1 '- ., i 1 ,K NW . 4 , , ' w' M' f 1 41 yy 1' , f if -. .1n.l.-W 1 t y Freshmen Officers Examine Tommy Morrow-- Pres. Todd Sm ith--V . Pres. Natalie Mitchell--Sec. Polly Lewis--Reporter The freshmen officers, on a visit to the new Mar- tin County Court House, opened earlier this year, took a special ,interest in the jail cells. Tommy and Polly were impressed with the cleanliness and modern facilities. Todd said, It's a nice place to visit, but 1 wouldn't want to be stuck there. Nat- alie commented on the fact that there were no windows. mv .-...L s, Jail Facilities ..-L...-T ,F W nv ri 'L 1 L.. r N V, ' X , I, 1 ul ' ' l ' ' cw i V EV? Af X J If .V,. ., ,Lx .X I 9 Iinl 'Tn m e Fabian Sanchez Steve Sargent Todd Smith Charles Straub Christi Strickland My Charlotte Thomas Miles Tollison Randy Turner Jimmy Villa Johnny Villa Tony Henson takes a short time-out from the activities of homecoming week to work with the math club. .fa fl. P -.. W9 N ' fV U P-QC X ll P, J. f , R CN Q 1 J O: if? ' Y M- N x :Q X 41 sg lm .ix -Agri' 1 ,,lUq,, L 5 , . w ....... eo , .gr nw, 3 'mv T gsmssvsn-Hrs 'Q-f.,,.4 A ' qw ORGANIZATIONS 1920 The Fight Had Only Just Begun Good Gollies! Look what we have here. Dressed in outfits reminiscent of the 20's, Stanton High School co-eds Amy Hazlewood, Thea Ver- hoef, Donna-Sue Hale, Tarja Ta- paninen, and Cathy Merwin revive memories of the fight women had to gain the right to vote. 11 111 ' 1111 X 'vi 111111111111 111 111 ' III -179 Joyce McCalister, Bonnie Bludworth, Polly Lewis, Terri Turner, Terrie Graves, Darla Lawson, Dina Doggett, Conme Christon, Debbie Quaid,' Natalie Mitchell, Glee Henson, Connie Barnhill, Carla Simpson, Leann Biggs, Shelly Church Cheryl Dickenson, Patti Petree, Rhonda Gilbreath, Bonnie Barnhill, Renee Roper, Vicki Rich, Cindy Herzog, Vicki Cox, Carla Welch, Jo Mims, Joanna Haggard, Shirley Higgins, Diane Scurlark, Debra Jones, Loretta Young, Tami Trimble, Carolyn Hopper, Rena Koonce, DeeDee Adkins, Debbie Webb, Terrie Oldaker, Charlotte Thomas, Amy Hazlewood, Tammy Allred, Donna Hale, Dorthy Clardy, Laura Beth Pierce, Diana Hernandez, Leticia Arguello. FHA Again Explores New Horizons The FHA reached again toward new horizons. Daddy-Date-Night was a special sharing experi- ence for father and daughter. During FHA week a special day was reserved for the drive for Muscu- lar Dystrophy. Other activities were planned daily such as the Sunday worship service and the plant- ing of the rose bush, symbolic of the growing awareness of the FHA. Doni Douglas, Vicki Rich, Natalie Mitchell, Vicki Cox attend their first FHA meeting. Officers for the year were: pres, Debbie Webb, lst v. pres, Terri Turner, 2nd. v. pres., Dinah Dogg- ett, 3rd v. pres., Amy Hazlewood, 4th v. pres., Terrie Oldaker, 5th v. pres., Joyce McCaIister, Sec., Jo Mims, treas., Bonnie Bludworth, hist., DeeDee Adkins, parl., Vicki Rich, pianist, Rena Koonce. Charlotte Thomas, Terri Oldaker, Rena Koonce, and Laurabeth Pierce add to the entertainment on Daddy Date Night. LeaAnn Biggs, Amy Hazlewood, Joyce IVicCaIister, Dinah Doggett, Natalie Nlitchell, Terri Turner, Wanda Brown, Diane Hernandez contribute a rose bush to the beauty of the campus. FHA Delegates Attend State Convention ' ' O d - Four girls earned the right to attend the state meet in Fort taamrggzthrizlerge Izngh-garggd ilnsigflgfirgfr Worth in March with their sponsor, Mrs, Mitchell, Pic- of officefs g y tured Above are Terri Turner, Terrie Oldaker, Dinah Dog- ' gett, Jo Mims. The FHA year was completed by a com- bination style show, awards presentation and installation of officers. Incoming officers: Donna Sue Hale, Loretta Young, V 4 Joyce lVIcCalister, Terrie Oldakerg Incoming Officers: Shelly Church, Dinah Doggett, Natalie Nlitchell, Pam Connie and Bonnie Barnhill receive awards for work Holcombe, Rhonda Gilgreath, Laurabeth Pierce, done on program Encounter . ffl? 'J '- ,l i i le S - 2 .l 4 4 1111 AH Q T +G! ,T ' FFA Members: Connie Christan, David Anderson, Jacky Romine, Frank Atchison, Gary Barnes, Bimbo Allred, Gary Hanson, Larry Romine, Ricky Lewis, Bruce Graham, Wayne Pinkerton, Garry Hull, Carlos Carrillo, Kevin Shoe- maker, Steve Dennison, Scott Creech, Terry Smith, Dean Christian, David Louder, Russell Mims, Wayne Williams, Danny Ireton, Ronnie Cook, Wayne Atchison, Kyle Cook, John Gossett, Mark Geurin, Gordon Howard, Judy McKin- ney, James Atchison, Ralph Gonzales, Russell Olgesby, Brian Davis, Todd Smith, Mario Arguirre, Ben Bowlin, Randy Turner, Gonzalo Reyna, Mark Dennison, Frank Rodriguez. 'Vt' M . N A , ,li jri LJ West Texas State Meet Participants: Wayne Atchison, Kyle Cook, Polly Lewis, Frank Atchison, Mario Arguirre, Russell Mims, Ronnie Mims, Frank Rodriguez, David Holder, Jacky Romine, Gary Hanson, Dean Christian, David Anderson, David Louder, Larry Romine, Carlos Carillio, Terry Smith, Garry Hull, Scott Creech, Danny Ireton, Bri- an Davis, Robert Cox, James Atchison, Ben Bowlin, Tressa Hull, Gary Barnes, Ricky Lewis. FFA Makes Name At WTSU Meet pres.--David Anderson v.-pres. --Gary Barnes sec.--Teresa Hull treas.--David Louder sent.--Dean Christian rep.--Ricky Lewis 71 sscogglz E EEA. EL RANCHO D151- '75-'76 Russell Oglesby, Mario Aguirre, Gonzalo Reyna, Polly Lewis, Lanny Hanson, Randy Tume, Mario Aguirre, Gonzalo Reyna, Ben Bowlin, Brain Davis Ricky Lewis, Gary Barnes, Frank Atchison, Dean Christian, Terry Smith 1,-af Ricky Lewis, Bimbo Allred, Carlos Carrillo, Terry Smith FFA Excels In Competition Mitch Elmore, Kendel Blocker, Ben Bowlin, Tommy Morrow, 'Brian Davis, Polly Lewis, Lanny Hanson, Randy Turner -q- YK David Anderson, Ronnie Mims, Larry Romine, Scott Creech ll Mark Denison, Mitch Elmore, Todd Smith, Tommy Morrow, Ben Bowlin, Brain Davis, Kendel Blocker : Y 'l 3 h-'Ylllfll Gary Hanson David Anderson Scott Creech ' 73 mms, Russel Mims, Frank Atchison, Larry Romine, Gary Barnes, Terry Smith, David Louder, Dean Christian, Ricky Lewis, Teresa Hull, Garry Hull, Danny Ireton, Ronnie Mims, Wayne Atchison FFA Keeps Winning Ways fa, T T f-fixiais if I! 1 1 J, if 41 J , Coach Parker receives new uniform from David Anderson, Q X. J. Gary Hanson receives Dekalb Award, X Il .1 Danny Ireton receives Star Chapter Fan'n er Award Scott Creech, Terry Smith, David Anderson X ,ft-,Ak ' A Gary Hanson, Danny Ireton, Gordon Howard, Dirk Perry, Wayne Atchison, Robert Cox, John Gossett. FFA had a very rewarding year, contest-wise. There were a total of fifteen contests attended by eleven teams. Of the fifteen, there were two from which sweepstakes trophies were brought back. The contests were: Dist. Leadership Contest: Sr. Chapter Conducting, lst, Jr. Chapter Conducting, 2nd, Radio, 2nd, Sr. Farm Skills, 2nd, Quiz, 2nd, Area Leadership Contest: Sr, Chapter Conducting, 5th, Abiline Christian University: Range, 3rd, land, placed. El Paso: Grass, lst and 2nd, Livestock. Ft. Worth: Grass, lst and 2nd Houston, Grass, lst and 2nd, San Angelo University: Livestock, 6th, State Fair: Grass, 2nd and Sth. Sweetwater: All Attended. Waco: Grass lst and 4th, West Texas State: All Attended. Texas Tech: All Attended, Dairy Pro- ducts, lst, Tarleton: Land, 21st, Range, 10th. Texas A 84 M, Dairy Products, 26th. 1'-F3 ' 13 Polly Lewis receives Star Greenhand Award, F, wx- l l n .e li i , , A ,s S , ,.., S ,,,. Terri Oldaker, Thea Verhoef, Mark Cook, Robert Cox, Lal-'fa Beth Pierce, Bonnie Barnhill, Mr. George Walker, Tim Glynn, Mike Hudson, Darla Lawson, Rickv Fleckenstein, Amy Hazlewood, Dirk Perry, Steve Sargent, Kelly Hed- strom, Kirk Nelson, Rhonda Gilbreath, David Louder, Robert Cowan, Dinah Doggett, Tommy Haislip, Paiga Lou Eiland, Donna Hall, Kathryn Springer, Rena Koonce, Craig Graves, Kyle Cook, Tony Henson, Ralph Newman, Chuck Straub, David Stroud, John Yater, Rae Avery, Larry Butler, Glee Henson, Charlotte Thomas, Lesa Angel, Sammy Barnhill, Dorothy Clardy, Mindy Merwin, Donna Sue Hale, Terri Turner, Cathy Menfvin, Carolyn Hopper, Leticia Arguello, DeeDee Adkins, Susan Stallings, Renee Roper, Vickie Cox, Jill Hughes, Cheryl Dickenson, Terri Graves, Shelly Church, Doni Douglas, Natalie Mitchell, Cindy Herzog, Karla Simpson, Debbie Quaid, Carolyn Woody, Patti Petree, Jo Mims, Joanna Haggard, Debbie Webb, Pam Holcombe. DRUM MAJOR: Ronnie Henson OFFICERS: pres. Ronnie Henson, v. pres. Tim Glynn, rep. Rae Avery, parl. Mark Cook, sec.-treas. Debbie Webb Band Has Good Year TWIRLERS: Jo Mims, Patti Petree, Joanna Haggard ' 1 x ALL-REGION BAND MEMBERS: Donna Sue Hale, DeeDee Adkins, Rena Koonce, Jo Mims, Jill Hughes, Carolyn Woody, Pam Holcombe, David Stroud, Mark Cook, Ronnie Henson, Dinah Doggett, Steve Sargent, Kelly Hedstrom for G1 1 llffbj' rl Q Q41 Hill rx 'rs ' v 1 l N l A , 1. Thirteen members of the Big Red band made All-Region. 2. Pres. Ronnie Henson, kisses band sweetheart, Jo Mims, as runners-ups Rhonda Gilbreath and Terri Turner watch. 3. Mr. Walker conducts his band to the tune of Sleep Little Tiny King during the Christmas Concert. 4. The band enjoyed playing Christmas carols for the public. 5. Rae Avery shows great determination in the annual softball clash between the Uppel'ClaSSmarl and lowerclassman. . There's Always Room For Practice At contest in March the band received a Division 2 in concert contest and sight-reading. The embers d M W lk m an r. a er were pleased about the day's events. ,xi 5, x., mf! ikhxi on ' ,J ,Y A. Arr .UH . , w- flwwnitk 4' - Q ., ,SAV V 1-og, :EE iv --Q. . '.J9 7u, 5.15-f. .1.J 1. Saxophone players Sammy Barnhill and Lesa Angel get to work. 2. Rhonda Gilbreath, David Louder, and Robert Cowan add to the low brass sound with their trom bones. 3. Horn players Steve Sargent, Dinah Doggett, and Tommy Haislip give the band sound color. 4. Kathryn Springer sets the example for baritone players. 5. Tuba player Robert Cox enjoys a few oom- pah's. 6. New drum major, Steve Sargent, and twirlers, Natalie Mitchell and Patti Petree, select a band camp for summer. STUDENT COUNCIL: Kenny McCalister, Connie Christon, Cindy Herzog, Wayne Atchison, Dean Christian, Gary Barnes, Vicki Rich, Tony Henson, DeeDee Adkins, Jo Mims, Gary Hanson, Alan Douglas, Donna Sue Hale, Tressa Hull, Joanna Haggard. Officers: Gary Hanson, pres.7 Alan Douglas, v. pres.3 Connie Christon, sec.: Jo Mims, treas. Student Council ' Student Council members rep- .- resented the student body in mak- ing decisions concerning activities. Q fp C? FTA The FTA had several meetings and elected officers. Their sponsor was Mrs. Young. The group en- tered the door-decorating contest X 1 I at Christmas time. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Gary Barnes, Gerald Stanley, Rhonda Gil- breath, Tommy Haislip, Mindy Merwin, Mike Swinson, Cheryl Huff, Dean Christian, Terrie Oldaker, Donna Sue Hale, Tressa Hull, Amy Hazlewood, Judy McKinney, Dorothy Clardy. Officers: Rhonda Gilbreath, pres.: Terrie Oldaker, v. pres., Gary Barnes, sec. U X 1 N -c , A' if ,txxi ex 5 K g VI I MV David Stroud, Ricky Dill, Steve Payne, John Yater, Jill Hughes, Debbie Webb, Rae Avery, Jo Mims, Cathy Merwin, Connie Christon, Pam Holcombe, Carolyn Woody, DeeDee Adkins, Terrie Oldaker. NHS Holds First Annual Presentation llll Hosting what will become a yearly event, the ,i National Honor Society members presented each other fl to parents and friends at a formal affair held in the First National Room. Each member was introduced to l ' the group by another member who gave a resume of the students high school activities. Mrs. Alexander, sponsor, presided at a refreshment table. t . ,A, ,X l,.:l V l I I i ,ll l g F .V ,lla 1. ll 1 ll lan-ll.-1 ll Vllliillllh ' , l F. mil.. 'lt I l,:'f',l'N ll' l l , ll 'llifxhl' will I l 'I I. Vi ld, 4 , tif! it ll r l -f'i5-fillifil .il:ll'l' .Iliff l 4-'vl: f fmt' l-,Z ft' l l- l.-i l g Wg, John Yater serves as master of ceremonies. - ' ' 1 , s,.. c--....-.,, I t'ril'Q , .3 , va 'i l ll 'lk' '11 HEI!! ,,,, , ., ,, .- - ' Cheerleaders Exhort 1 A Buffs To Victory W . Cheerleaders worked hard pro- - moting school spirit making signs, 1' 122323, -' preparing for pep rallies, learning ' ' yells and routines, and braving the cold football nights. They shared some enjoyable experiences, also, as they attended cheerleading camp at Lubbock Christian College. The girls raised money for uniforms by holding car washes and selling buffalo boards. 1 1 Connie Christon, head, sr. 7 l Mary Perez, sr. K l Terrie Oldaker, soph. Tamala Allred, soph. Raye Jones, jr. ,1- Pep Squad members give a strong shout for the SHS Buffa- Ioes. ', f li .ll , . l This pep group yelled chants and cheers and performed card and pom pom routines. They formed victory lines at ball games and represented the school in local parades. They were ever-present at football games selling programs and rooting the Buffs to victory. Karen Sadler sponsored the group SHS Pep Squad Boosts Buffalo Bonnie Bludworth, Diane Scurlark, Joyce McCalister, Thelma Rosa, Shirley Higgins, Diana Hernandez, Connie Barnhill, Loretta Young, Tamy Trimble, Debra Jones. Spirit FCA attempted and succeeded in establishing a first-rate organiza- tion. The boys met almost every Wednesday night. The group ran a concession stand at little league games and sold candles as projects for earning money forthe club and to send FCA members to camp in the summer. F CA Meets Weekly pres. -- Gary Hanson V. pres. -- Alan Douglas sec. -- Kevy Allred rep. -- Robert Cox prog. ch. -- Larry Carroll i. ya Craig Graves Nllles Tollison Mitch Elmore, Larry Carroll, Tommy Morrow Kevy Allred, Alan Douglas, Gary Hanson Randy Turner, Bimbo Allred Robert Cox, Kendel Blocker, and Lanny Hanson. ,W- Sponsor Susan Alexander, Jo Mims, Renee Roper, Charlotte Thomas, Tamala Allred, Cheryl Dickenson, Carla Simpson, Natalie Mitchell, Paiga Lou Eiland, Leza Britt, Leann Biggs,Sec., Shelly Church, pres., Polly Lewis. The girls branch of FCA was organized this year. They hoped to send members to Oral Roberts Univ. for camp in the summer. They had a garage sale to raise the money for the trip. Sister Unit Joins FCA Cheryl Dickenson, Leza Britt, Leann Biggs, Shelly Church, Paiga Lou Eiland, Tamala Allred, Jo Mims, and Natalie Mitchell get a few things together for the Cuddle's garage sale. Drama Club Membership Increases The Drama Club enjoyed a busy and successful year, assisting with the production of the One-Act Play, and encouraging participation in other UIL com petition, Members demonstrated their talents in a Christ mas performa.. e which featured a play written by Steve Payne, Santa Is A Spirit . Officers elected: Darla Lawson--rep, Rickey Dill --treasg Steve Payne--pres, Jill Hughes--sec, Deb bie Webb--v. pres. Rickey Dill, Terri Graves, Diannla Wells, Tony Scott, Bonnie Barnhlll, Charlotte Thomas, Steve Payne, Tim Glynn, David Stroud Mrs MacCleIIan, Darla Lawson Cathy Mewvln, Doro thy Clardy, Tom Dill, Connie Barnhlll, Carla Welch Jill Hughes Dean Christian, Dom Douglas, Debbie Webb, Terrie Oldaker, DeeDee Adkins, Rena Koonce, Amy Halewood, Tarja Tapminen, Mike Hudson :,. . . Science Club And Math Clubs Do Well In Contests Two members of the science Club took second and third at the district contest. John Yater and David Stroud went on to re- gional to represent Stanton. Membership was composed of students who enjoyed studying number sense and slide rule. John Yater, Debbie Webb, David Louder, Kenny McCalister, David Stroud, Jill Hughes, Ella Scurlark, DeeDee Adkins, Donna Sue Hale. Rickey Dill, Mark Cook, Bryan Davis, Tony Henson, Steve Sargent, Miles Tollison, John Yater, Leticia Arguello, Polly Lewis, Connie Barnhill, David Stroud, Karla Simpson, Donita Douglas, Dirk Perry. C C ole 3 .r-QF! l l' Home Economics Related Occu- pations was composed of members of the HECE class. These students were allowed to leave school two hours a day to work. The group hon- ored their employers inthe spring with a dinner using a red, white and blue color scheme. Entertainment took the form of a skit with a bicen- tennial theme. Ralph Newman, Dennis Simonek, Tommy Haislip, Gerald Stanley, Baxter Brown, Charles Carroll, John Madison, Alma Guevarra, Jeannine Spinks, Patsy Rich, Billy Pinkston ,Q Q. if -- A-5-yi ll i' wh . -.x .4 . 4 i 1. cl' '1' l l ' . XY i , ' .sw Tommy Haislip, Patsy Rich, and Baxter Brown per- form a skit at their banquet. Officers: pres. John Madison, v. pres. Billy Pinkston, treas. Dennis Simonek, sec. Patsy Rich, parl. Tommy Haislip. HERO Honors Employers 3232 4 . Louis Arguirre, Frank Rodriguez, Hector Menjarez, Elvin Brown, Jimmy Villa, Joe Young, Michael Menefield, Armador Rios, David Hinojosa, Oscar Perez, Ralph Tarango, Gabriel Romero, Rodney Nlenefield, Pedro Rodriguez, Johnny Villa, Raul Rodriguez, Frank Salgado, Larry Johnson, David Steward, Mike Hanna, Eloy Bryand, Bacilio Flores and Harold Oldaker, instructor. . Shop Classes Organize Vocational Unit The local unit of Vocational Opportunities of Texas was organ- ized in the fall. An outgrowth of shop classes taught by lVlr. Oldaker, it was chartered by and affiliated with the state organization. Its membership was primarily for stu- dents interested in building trades. Officers: pres.--Oscar Perez, v.-pres.--Eloy Bryandp sec.--Bacillio Flores, treas.--Jay Madison, rep.--Hector Menarez, parl.-- Larry Johnson: Sgt. at arms--Elvin Brown. ii vid Stroud shows Dirk Perry the pictures he es best for the layout. 51.95 . W W , A. .Qi- pi 55? 15 n ' .51 . R 'ffm 1 e e , ,feat Mrs. Haislip discusses an idea with auxiliary member, George McCaIister and editor, Rae Avery. , , Ronnie Henson, DeeDee Adkins, Rae Avery, and Dirk Perry visit their fellow staff member, John Yater, and his bad case of chicken pox. Staff Members Work Together .39 el ...-Ann... --...,.-.,..c-- , R .Qs X 'z3'.'i5 If gg A ' l . tt it DeeDee Adkins and Terrie Oldaker take a break from their work to share a Bus. m9 -I John Yater works laugh gr two, with the cropper. L V. 1 ,f L NL I I il l if 'A' N f W lt , 7 ,gil R 4 if x '- ig., f wa J , . ff.. f' if J at-if ,-a .ufiq-,,-.az X- I Ll Co-editors: Rae Avery and Ronnie Henson, bus. mgr: John Yater, staff members: Dirk Perry, David Stroud, DeeDee Adkins, and Terrie Oldaker. 75-76 Roundup staff especially enjoyed preparing this bicentennial edition. Planning special pictures to carry out the theme was a challenge but resulted in greater awareness of all that the celebration involved. The group came to a greater realization that the year- book is both a history book and a reference tool. I in 3:,L.,f4 -ma--s. .7n?.uw,3R:. ., ww . 4 . ,z 1 , :Of V iv., - --W..-v .I , Xe--,-. . J ww' ' 1- ww ul 'k gf- w 'f' ALJ-- ' 1 . .uw .. . , . I , , ., , . , . , X w Q ww. .I . V .. . U. . 1 .. , 1. w - , 1 - w 1 I 1 ' ww - Vu- ,..,,,..Jg , . '- sn 1, , 1 , M- F W H 11, w. ,1 JM.. ,, 1-M , - ,. 14 v.,1,-MJ ,. ,JJQLH Mg, ,2 Hia? SPORTS 1930 The Depression Era Managers of sports activities, Car olyn Hopkins, Chyrel Huff, Twila Kelly, Natalie Mitchell, Lanny Hanson, and Gordon Howard, dis- play a small selection of the games available to youths during these years of hard times. 1 1 h.. T 'fam .L . -lg-' ' 'SJ BP Coaches Richardson and Sears, Tim Glynn, Bobby Richardson, Doug McCalister, Elvin Brown, Bob Jones, Kenny McCaIister, Terry Smith, Reuben Sanchez, Larry Butler, Kevy Allred, Jim Nelson, Gary Hanson, Alan Douglas, Miles Tollison, Mike Swinson, Bimbo Allred, Roger Owens, Ronnie Mims, Larry Carroll, Jimmy Villa, Wayne Pinkerton, Marvin Jones. Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton Stanton 1975 RECORD 16 41 113 34 6:-a 19 a 42' 24 Tahoka Wink Rotan Roscoe Wall McCamey Seagraves Plains Donnell Shallowater U Homecoming :strict Games 27 0 7 13 27 21 O 7 42 6 ' 29 0' 18 D. . I Coach Bob Richardson moved to the position of head coach this year after serving as assistant coach for several years. He filled the post left vacant when Bill Young became principal of junior high school. Richardson led the varsity team to a 5-5 finish with the district portion 2-2. Buffaloes Finish Even For Season 1. Quarterback Gary Hanson re- ceives instruction from head men- tor, Bob Richardson. 2. Elvin Brown, all-district runn- ing back gains yardage against tough Seagraves Eagles. 3. Defensive linebacker, Alan Douglas, helps plug hole against oncoming Wink offense. 4. Super Sophomore Marvin Jones anticipates catch. ! iilqf 7 , H'3U l g 'P l H M 1 aj' 7 5 5-70' Fi' 2 1 J , , . . Q -,. w A 'A W . ,F L,- 5290 ,le ft:--?ff, iff' if- it 4:1 5232-2i'7a?ElWJ'1 .4 . - -5':',4 f.!1il'1 Xi lf' 1. No. 15 Kevy Allred stops Ta- hoka many Bimbo Allred, 37, Miles Tollison, 64, and Mike Swinson, 53, come to his aid. 2. Kevy Allred, 15, gains yardage against tough Wall Hawks. 3. Oscar Perez, 20, returns kick during Seagraves game as Miles Tollison, 64, and Terry Smith, 88, go after their men. 4. Bimbo Allred, 37, tackles strong Wall player. 5. Running-back Elvin Brown was the only Buffalo making all-district first team. Second team members, clockwise, were: Bobby Richardson, def. lineman, Kevy Allred, def. back, Tim Glynn Off. tackle and def. linemang Alan Douglas, off. guard and def. linebacker. 6. Ronnie Mims, 89, makes catch against Seagraves as Tim Glynn, 75, and Jim Nelson, 67, offer assis tance. 7. Marvin Jones, 26, and Kevy Allred, 15 halt Wall gain. 8. Bobby Richardson, 87, tackles an Eagle from Seagraves. Alan Douglas is no. 54. Coach Gregory, Jimmy Villa, Charles Phillips, Danny Ireton, Mitch Elmore, Rocky Bludworth, Todd Smith, Tommy Nlorrow, George IVlcCaIister, Johnny Villa, Steve Denison, Russell IVlims, Coaches Dennison, Sears, Armador Rios, Kirk Nelson, Lennox English, Kendal Blocker, Robert Cox, Randy Turner, Gordon Howard, Ralph Tarango, Larry Carroll, Russell Oglesby. Jayvees Celebrate District Win Wx The jayvee football team dis- tinguished itself by winning district. Players and coaches alike were proud of their 5-2-1 season. 1. No. 42 Tommy Morrow advances the ball against Shallowater as his teammates watch. 2. George IVIcCalister gets his instructions from Coaches Gregory and Dennison. 3. Jimmy Villa, 32, holds onto the football against the Mustangs from Shallowater. 4. Freshman quarterback, Todd Smith, gains a few yards against Shallowater. Stanton 0 NIcCamey Stanton 0 Wi nk Stanton 12 Forsan Stanton 16 Roscoe 'Stanton 6 Seagraves 'Stanton 14 Plains 'Stanton 49 O' Donnell 'Stanton 14 SI-ual I owater ' District games Girls Varsity Shows Winning Ways W live-J M i X l EG' Debra Jones, Carla Welch, Diania Wells, Darla Lawson, Leann Biggs, Lisa Britt, Bonnie Bludworth, Vickie Chris- ton, Carolyn Woody, Loretta Young, Connie Christon, Becky Dickenson, Rae Jones, Mary Perez. Leann Biggs Bonnie Bludworth Lisa Britt Loretta Young sophomore sophomore SOPh0m0l'e S0Ph0fI'l0l'S senior senior junior senior E i Connie Christon' Vickie Chnriston Becky Dickenson Debra Jones 4 Rae Jones Darla Lawson junior senior Diania Wells Carolyn Woody senior junior gg 14 Mary Perez Carla Welch senior senior Finishing second in district play to strong Seagraves, girl buffs showed tremendous improvement over previous years. The result was a boost in the spirit of the entire student body and a renewed interest in girls' basketball as a spectator sport. Varsity Girls Enjoy Fantastic Season 1. Vicki Christon sets up the shot in the Seagraves game. 2L Loretta Young reaches for the rebound against Seagraves. 3. No. 24, Leann Biggs, sophomore guard, passes the bail past a Shallo- water forward to the scoring end of the court. 4. Connie Christon goes for a lay- up in the Colorado City game. 5. Loretta Young shoots for two against Shallowater. This team placed three members on the all-district first team They were Connie Christon, a seniorp Rae Jones, a juniorg Bonnie Bludworth, a sophomore. The varsity girls showed remarkable talent this season. They won first place in the Grandfalls and Garden City Tour- naments. Coach Bowman commented that the team had more improvement from the time school started until the season ended than any team she had ever coached. She felt the tide in girls athletics at Stanton High School has changed, for the better. Girls Capture Second In District Stanton Seagraves Stanton 0'DonneII Stanton Shallowater Stanton O'DonnelI Stanton Shallowater Stanton Seagraves 3 -ur' Shirley Higgins, Tamy Trimble, Vickie Rich, Cindy Herzog, Renee Roper, Joyce lVlcCalister, Terri Heidleburg Lesa Angel, Thelma Rosa, Tammy Allred, Mary Overby, Diane Scurlark. Girl Jayvees Undefeated In District Stanton 53 Shallowater Stanton 39 Seagraves Stanton 77 Plains Stanton 44 O'Donnell Stanton 46 Plains Stanton 37 O'Donnell 1 - -nr iff' ,..,, . ':.fq:E.w1.tie1f:1!71' '. ff:-2' 1,27 , LCOU A 2 1 NJ ,, s . , 1 'f ' nun lsr- - Kevy Allred, Larry Butler, Terry Smith, Elvin Brown, Bobby Richardson, Doug NlcCaIister, Tim Glynn, Kenny McCalister, Marvin Jones, Gary Hanson, Coaches Tommy Gregory, Roddy Mclver Kevy Allred Senior Tim Glynn squares off to sink two against the Big Lake Owls. Q Elvin Brown Larry Butler Tim Glynn Senior Senior Junior H ini. f' 7 Gary Hanson Marvin Jones Doug McCalister Senior Sophomore Junior Kenny McCalisl:er Bobby Richardson Terry Smith Junior Senior Junior Five Seniors To Leave Varsity ,fp 1 N K QU as I ,. 'gi 5 417 M! 5? v1l id' V 5' II'- '-Q :..'f- ' T -14 ,..... '1'- - M 2 Stanton Plains Stanton Shal lowater Stanton Seagraves Stanton O'Donnell Stanton Plains Stanton Shallowater Stanton Seagraves Stanton O'Donnell Varsity Has Fair Season This team placed four mem bers on the all-district team. Tim Glynn made the first team and Doug McCalister made the second. Kenoth lVlcCalister and orable mention. The team had a fair season this past year and the hopes for next year are high. Only two starters will be graduating leav ing the team with most of its starting lineup. 1. Sophomore Marvin Jones makes an easy two as his teammates and coaches watch. 2. No. 10, Gary Hanson, shoots against the Cowboys' from Plains while Bobby Richardson anticipates the rebound. 3. Tim Glynn goes for the rebound with Kenny Mc- Calister coming to assist during the Seagraves game. 4. Bobby Richardson and Tim Glynn hold positions as Marvin Jones scores against the Seagraves Eagles. 5. DOI-lg lVlcCaIister'takes the jump shot against Plains. Bobby Richardson received hon- John Gossett, Coach Tommy Gregory, Charles Phillips, Miles Tollison, Steve Dennison, Rocky Bludworth, Todd Smith, Tom Dill, Russell Mims, Coach Roddy lVlcIver, Ben Bowlin, Glonzola Reyna, Ben English, Randy Turner, Kendel Blocker, George lVlcCalister, Tony Scott, Lynox English, Oscar Perez, not pictured: Tom my Nlorrow. The junior varsity boys had height promising to be a great help to the varsity in the future. The team represented Stanton well only losing one district game. . 41,7-'-Eg!-pf i -Ee -fra? me Jay Vees Win Four Lose One In District Play 1. Todd Smith grabs the rebound from Grandfalls 2 Tommy Morrow jumps his highest against Midland Christian player. 3 Russell Nlims shoots for two against Plams 4 Two more for Stanton by Tommy IVlorrow as players from Nlld land Christian watch. Stanton Plains Stanton Shallowater Stanton Seagraves Stanton Plains Stanton O'Donnell .,., .0 ' Varsity Golfers: Mr. Oldaker, Tim Glynn, Tommy Haislip, Gary Han- K d I B . Dist. Medalist, Gary Hanson, prac- son' en e locker' Ike Oldaker tices putting. -me--W -,---'- A-ed -YNY- Both golf teams won lst at district and advanced to regional. The girls placed 2nd at regional and state. The boys encountered tough competition at the regional level and failed to advance. GirI's Golf 2nd In State Lower Right: Carolyn Hopkins perfects drive. Lower Left: lVlr. Oldaker, Terrie Ol- ' dakef, Cheryl Huff, l-953 Angel, Car- B Team: Kelly Hedstrom, Dean Christian, Robert Cox, and Tommy olyn Hopkins, and Twila Kelly. Morrow. hffil .A , W- ' 'A A -7 , - hw .f-f-' 5 J my ' -,-1 Ji , 4 A A 7 i A , 4 . . -..x.M 2 -2--' ,..,-3, 3 V ' '. 'fa--'il ' - 1 V ', -, cau'fT4.' -'KL-Y!! my I ' . Q- ape K.-'sqm 1 ,...f'gg.w.'s-52325,-ao. 1 , C- 'Fi' 1 .-..-- Tami Trimble, Tammy Allred, Bonnie Bludworth, Coach McIver, Lesa 'IJ f gtg 2 A, y ig, if s A p l. L U lf ' A ' ,V 'F '- ,,-,f . g ' Ffh L 'ff Qpe- ' tg use ,- Q 1 ' z- lv --jrf .f ,, ,: E, 5,1 r Linda Lucas prepares for regional 'll 'N 1 -M-i t . rw. of erer f rifir :Q X Us J , 1:1 I 2 '-ffm 'Q - Q ,N l l nfl- . Britt, Debra Jones, Mary Perez, Doni Douglas and Linda Lucas. ' l. pi l 1 gs if if V L,-, 1 , f , H ,A 1' w ' ff sf, fs l l t l U: nf ' ' 1,1 3 .M ' N l :li 11' N. .5 M al' '. 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Boys doubles team Ralph Gonzales and David Louder placed but failed to qualify for the regional tournament. Left, senior Larry Butler practises serve before traveling to regional tournament. il LJ ' ef' g. ' 46215 C - Ch -st Weight Team: Miles Tollison Kevy Allred, Kenny Mc- d : M- 5 - , thcgnljigai H on runs Calister, Doug McCaIister, Bimbo Allred, Oscar Perez, Alan :air Ejug n,:Egan's:L,, Douglas, Larry Carroll, A ' i, w 1 - sa 440 yd, dash: Joyce McCaIister, Leann Biggs. 890 yd' dash: Renee Roper' mania Wells' Track Teams Win I First At District A I, Natalie Mitchell. Weight Team: Cindy Herzog, Lesa Angel Darla Lawson, Joyce McCalister. N- K ,.rA' K- ,f F ff A ,fd ,,- iv,3' .p ,..- Z -4- ,,,. . g,. .i -1 ,, -n.M .r ,W--' BTV 368 uw , , w ,., --y-, ., . xx. L 4.131-'-f 1 ,f A ,-, 1. ily., .- 1 . ..,. ., f, - - , -0- N. r 1 ' -- Q. ' ' 1-1'1K4v,fel,'f:'.'1 .r .,,,. - -gba: .1 . gf' HQ i N N M. W .. W w w 1 H 1? N' 1-W L. .,, W4 N- , 'Sf -a NM, ' V ' ,, , 1 -J.- 'g,,-4 ,- , 1 . ' 1.-. 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Jr. High Experiences Many Moods Mr. Young informs John Parker 1971 and Leah Flanagan l95.837 they are valedictorian and salutatorian. 'l2'l 1. Coach Rivera calls roll in one of his classes. 2. Miss Walker manages to find a little time to grade important papers in the teacher's lounge. 3. Mr. Young explores the halls of his working place. Bill Young principal Marilyn Wheeler secretary Beverly Byford spelling, social studies, science Nettie Byrd English Harriet Cottrell title 1 mathematics Flo Decker social studies Nlona Elmore mathematics Martha Fugitt 11d Coach Young Gives Up Athletics For Administration ,r fffq-S' .lr , -1., ',v 1,1 Y'-ii-Juli It 'Y'. Ex H P 'ff' 1 ' y 4 9 , 1115, fa if I l i ' 11 5'5f1 1 ' ll I 15:6 l l, ', Y ' Zu X' - K' 311- -5 1, ,, r 1 W L T115 l f' . ,f. I :JN V mag' -. ..,. QT- ' 3 ll , l X xii - Li, ' ec t ! T X x - . . f l V X VI: ' 1 , . A .X l 4 1 V 4 ,.., fl H! 6 I A 'jx Q N 1 'Y' 5 w M , x 2 ' Fi T I filx I I c rs, :SL Alahllf- xt Sak I Linda Griffin Mary Inman Gary Krejci Coach, reading, science coach, social spelling Charles Pinkerton studies Georgia McMeans C.v.a.e. NlaI'Sl'la Todd English Sue Walker social studies Robbie Tollison El'l9liSh Betty Wright mathematics SCFGHCG +EQFm,.- . . K, M Changes were many with several of the faculty taking on new jobs. Mr. Bill Young, coach of the high school team for a number of years, moved to junior high as principal. Miss Sue Walker, English teacher at junior high, formerly taught at the high school level. Coach Arcadio Rivera came from West Texas State after Christmas to assume position left vacant when Roddy McIver moved to high school. Junior High Personalities MOST-ATHLETIC: Marcie Young and Richard Perez. FRIENDLIEST: Mary Lynn Wheeler and Gary Douglas BEST-LOOKING: Mandy Swinson and Bobby Mims BEST-ALL-AROUND: Beverly Merwin, Norberto Arguello and John Parker. W fb ' 0 Most Athletic Friendliest K-AJ Y -'H' ol.. le I V214 Xl L tx . Best-Looking as H. Je Junior High classes nominated those whom they chose to honor as personalities . A run-off election .. was held, then, to determine which students would receive the honors. P or because the teachers chose the students they felt were best in all QL. ways. Best-All-Around ,q.,,- 1 ,, ff , , - - 1'- : 4 m:'fL 2Skfc ' f' -fl? '- ' .- 1' To ' ': : f- 1. ug. l Best-All-Around was a special hon- 26 in-i V-. w w , , , . Cir ' -W ,fqlfthw ade 35 J. ,x1,. 1 X u. - . - Class Favorites 4 1 11-5' V' JJ 'init' .. Iyl 'IQ ' .Vi s- -A . J. v ' n ' :'. X . I n lr 2 'Q U . 4 ' LQ, .. I . , -- 4 ' 1. if 151'-.-' 1 L k V aff, 'Ii u Each class elects its own favorites to represent them '.y V: -.-'gjggm r-- W-L lx in the yearbook. The ballots are counted by the teachers ' -c BAL' N... ' ' f' and the winning students are notified. K K, 1. Marcie Young and Bobby Mims 2. Shawnye Fletcher and Arthur Ruiz 3. Melinda Swinson and Bruce Sears 4. Shanna Briggs and Danny Her- nandez 5. Principal Bill Young and teach- ers Linda Griffin, Harriet Cotrell, Charlie Pinkerton, and Netty Byrd are pictured counting ballots. Eighth Graders Prepare For Commencement 'bf ,- l Connie Bunch and Gwen Hudson ' talk about the shape of things to come. I! lf, ,la .-t In the spring of the year, eighth graders were concerned with the plan- ning of commencement exercises, class colors, songs, mottos, and the ever-popular banquet. In spite of all the work involved, these activi- ties were looked forward to with a high degree of expectancy. fl! Secretary--Dymori e Christian 2 President--Richard Perez Treasurer--Audrey Lucas Vice President--Bobby Nlims 5117? TT f 1 ,,,.. l l if 3' N xKN 3 , . l if ' 1 'V i ii l l -lf' , LQ X 1 - ' W' I 1 fm A l - f-' 4. l I' Y 14-ll ll! '. z 1.2573 ty l - 'll v A, --. 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V. wh' J ,af l ll 'x ,451 , , P r ' '77 -frg Eighth grade chooses the ushers for an important event in their lives their commencement exercises Emilio Aguirre Dedie Allred Norberto Arguello Tommy Atchison Max Barrera Guillermo Bravo Bobby Brown Lloyd Brown Eddie Bryan Connie Bunch Ernest Byrd Yolanda Carrillo lVlarcial Chapa Susie Chapa Dymorie Christian Christie Christon Judy Cook Kenneth Cook Todd Davis Gary Douglas Jeff Echols Michael Estrada Leah Flanagan Luisa Gonzales Freddy Hernandez Louis Hernandez Rufino Hernandez Jimmy Hinojosa Joe Hinojosa Kerry Holcombe i 44 , ii' . X .5 . I i i' 'T m ,. W? 1 - -.X if 1: I . J 5 . . I o. .- . :r-: f ..-:- -- . T' iff? . x i iilfm f it ' N WTAE: ii V i' 1 if Gia- W Ii ' Tal ---,:' if -Mb! Scott Houston i'fc 'i ff4f, , fi , fi-iiriii iii.. jx , . ' Gwynn Hudson ' if . .. 51 gi 3 ' Eff' , i , 7' Randall Koonce - ' X' i, ' Lv L 'if1Fq1 ' ' Shandal Lander I- 4 ' ' i ' 3 ' '- y ' -.. - X . Dean Lawson 1 Yi L L 1 i 4 K 5 xii ' ,ii A L, E In i :IJ mi i 1 'ii'-R -1 Fi,-:if-1-f 51 1 4 I .5 f' ' 5 ' A' -Pi , I . Audrey Lucas in W5 X, David Luna ., r Q ax 2- 'V Lana McKenzie S 'iv 1 A, Q I f , Lyndon Marquez I 1 lifff' , 2 ' , 4 Beverly Merwin , , . ' X -X -'D Q lg ff: HA ir' I fi-' 'Fai' Q V2 ff'-.,.. V- r jf,.., M: 'i is -Li,,.jL,g :T fi- -- 1 A 1 -J Bobby Mims i i .X Q ' . Rosa Nevarez ,- - Q . N .- John Parker ?- f A 5, Richard Perez ' , H ' ' J Aw, - ' Lydia Rodriquez '. 'f : C i 4. .55 ' g k I j .4-.,. f 5 1 i 1 . , . -. ' '31 'Mn'-2 I it V lx ' J' f Kg ' ii, S757-.:'g' lj? - '. 'v -V ,, 1 ' ' 'i i Rosie Salazar Margie Salcedo '- if A H Felix Salgado R ,qi L Gloria Sands AT. Freddie Silva 4 , ', g gxil Ziff Y' V my Lf, , ,, Q, A I eVV,e I ,L John Smith 1 - ' il , 1' A Virginia Smith 4 , is gi L ,F-',, . 'W a iw G21 Demby sneii 'H iw - I '54, -. ,i 1 .iz is L' Charlotte Trimble N it ig y Q is , Kristi Turner fx i f ,Q 1 ,bf .lj 5? Lggg wg VP 1 'i XM' 4 7.1 i 'Ei ii . ,. i Q y , Meg Vann 'N i'3' 1 liiliiifiii g 'x'I ' i L ' Steve Walton L . if ff. 4 ' T0 ' Mary Lynn Wheeler I , 'N 1 , ff i ,' 3' Jim Woody ,ii -ei . Zi ii y K j I gf x Marcie Young 7- L3 X3 VA f fy' 4 A 'iff I P .g i A? ' i iw' 'lf ' L .s ' i. 'i , l. ,V l Xxx pm ll l 5 , X i -,Z Town Reports Bring Imaginations To Life Writing to chambers of commerce, drawing maps, receiving pamphlest, etc... became a part of everyday life as seventh graders pre- pared for a town report for their Texas history class. pres. Shana Briggs v. pres. Alonzo Padron lnot shownl sec. Danny Hernandez treas. Mark Luna ff f 'mv rf F ' H a 1, r '-:zf a l T, it 1,-.Ei VL - l l Eliva Acosta fi- 3 , l K .ry y ,gg P l ,.jU,,r.f1 1 .1 Pascualla Aguirre , , 1, l Q 97. ,l 3 ,WH A h ff Rusty Allred A 'E' v 1 -' . W f si? Bryan Angel - ' . . , ,Q A A ,Ear I ll ' ' , ' y Linda Barrera 3 f H I I. 'Fi Tami Barltett i 111 561 , r QAM S' Q PM elf' ' 1 J .s.ut .s.'-yr .f:f::xf,.,:?k. . 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'I' P ' mf-ftp gas 1 of Roy Dill N X f N' ,V li 4 N A X - Carrie Douglas i rl , il l 5 . , ' . l ' ,el -L A g.,, Gregg Douglas 1 , l 'N f'f ' f tit 1? rp, .Lift ,Q HU -, Craig Eilarld , g l it L w x Q wr 'l 1 fc - Q ill.. l 4-J r ,7 Wil, ,-,J , . -j Ei-I A1311 x , I - , .', :I , J . .. 131 Nan Elmore David English Yolanda Esparza Cheryl Fleckenstein Freddie Flores Lupe Flores Raquel Flores Rhonda Garcia Adolph Garza Leticia Gonzales Omar Gonzales Victor Gonzales Travis Haynie Lewis Henry Christina Hernandez Danny Hernandez Olga Hinojosa Tracy Irvin Leah Johnson Dale Jones Jennifer Jones Wayne Kargl Tony Kennedy Elizabeth Lawson Mark Luna Carlos Martinez Todd Mathis Bobby Matthews Nancy McCaIister Bonnie McKenzie Lisa McKinney David McReynoIds Johnney Montez Jessie Nevarez Gaye O'Banion Alonzo Padron Richard Parker Stella Pierce Dana Pinkerton Johnney Pinkerton Robert Quaid Daniel Ramos fM'7 Tw-T 4. L l .QM-T-.,t,T'l'F , 1 aa, l -:1-P'-f f W . 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V V, I :QB 1 l 1 r Tommy Ramos Jimmy Rich Gloria Rios Manuel Rodriguez Nlaria Rodriguez Sabrina Rodriguez Pam Roper Janie Salcedo Bibian Salgado Nellye Salgado Ophelia Sanchez Carolyn Scurlark Warren Scurlark Billy Shanks Jim Smith Mandy Swinson Yolanda Tarango Roscoe Thomas Vicki Turner Senaida Villa Viola Villa Lou Ann Waits Gib Wheeler Curits Williams Chris Yater Seventh graders presented a Christmas program revealing talents leading to self-gratification 1. Lee Bryd assists Greg Douglas with his wings and halo Sixth Graders Become Better Enjoying their second year in junior high, sixth graders ' 'ii loosened up and cultivated their growing individual- A ity Many participated In beginner band, and some It Y' ' began preparation for Junior high sports with the vig- 1 Center Georgeann Herzog, Linda Rodriguez and Dorothy Equlmones take advantage of their activity 2 Right, Class officers Scot Sears--pres. Martin Arguello- v pres Michelle Fisher--sec. Lupe San- chez treas Teresa Krause rep. w tj! f H v asf , 1 - . if r E if A A 'N ' vri, f', ,I - y ixv K t , 5 Y W 4 VL' . If lll n it ll gi f . V i l 1 as 1 , T7 z a ' 9' -'-la, ' lf' ' s as us as r a -Tsilioun I -MAQIWAYK ' ., -9 ' .' an , L . its-HJ -' 1' ' '45- fl K U -V lf, F 5 L l , ,.,.. ,. 1-- F ' xl :'x':'K 42 1 ,N ly ' L Nil! fl 4 lx Xi , t3 ., K at X x X 1 i E . Q, 1 -, 4 r. f . -f. , 1 , ,- 4 . 5, - 1 , L l 5 . t 1 NA: in N ,. N., .1 V .J V R ' 1: R p l gl HjjyV'f.L- . 'J i ir I V wx- 'S-. ll' 'tsl ' ' -N aw by ' ' , ' ', , ' Tj ' Q I V l REF f A4 ,-1' I I' ' A ' f lj. ,fl1:ei7-1 . 3- 1' .Q ez 'A be 5-fiiici ff ' iz- l'kf:f..4352?.:me Hx 1 2. .ll ' if Jonama Cox Dorothy Equiniones Michele Fisher Shawnye Fletcher Mareos Flores Yolanda Flores Kenneth Gossett Gregory Graves Georgeann Herzog Acquainted With Junior High Activities F F it MQ Fm 'E fg--'3 '4fLHhhri'-l 'gf' l 1 K 4' V l V Epifonio Hinjosa 2+ 55 , ' A ' Xi 'Q 'N I D'Awn Kelly N -' 2- J' - V -gg-.,s . ' 1. ,I Teresa Krause va- 6 l - I D, A l N Kressi Lander ig 2 'Aga .. ell., R N W X ' ' A-Q . .lx w, 2 H V ' ll f ' G L ' M V I . LL l an A- Jeorgfe lewns ' ' J I., -N ' l L. 7 ennl er una -' .' - ll l .fl' Kim McKinney J f ' ' N, I . V, K4 Ray Marquez l 5 f U r '17 T L L r l f 1 , ME- tiers Lf K f li lgzlx Rosandria Marquez Leticia Mendez Kevin Newman Lyn Nix vw 15 5. ' lx Joe Ortiz David Ramirez Frank Rios Linda Rodriguez Sixth Graders Give Yuletid 9 Performance Members of the sixth grade class prepared a Christmas pro- gram and presented it at their sea- sonal party. Teresa Layton, Jill Simpson, Ter- esa Krause, Jennifer Luna, Kressi Landers, and Michelle Fisher pre- pare for their roles in the Christ- mas skit. Elida Salazar as , ,tl X 1 'Elf , ' '37 gf iyvl ,g , ff ll 237, ff, .'f -1- I 'Z CU' '- 'Ci f ' , l l ' 'af . as l XT' l J Q? F 5117! W5 L lx A v Ll X s I, l .4 .l r 1 s it Frances Rosa Arthur Ruiz Q 1 Abel Salazar , 1 4. Cruz Salgado 'Vi Elodia Salgado L ur. Lupe Sanchez , Scott Sears , , Jill Simpson ml' Roger Stanley l Martin Straub ,. l 1 Tommy Turner 'ji',r., I il' I I! Konn Ulmer f ' I Fabian vllla ll - ml l Henry Villa ll l Patsy Villa 4, -f Ray Villa '. Brenda Young if ' ' Z 1'- l l 7 I A ,ii V . H V l.:,,,w Q gk, 'WT K ' ,, MUN is fl L. s' . an MTF -sa g , l l' . ,ll x v ' A : .. F Q 5 S' ??'ai ..a.',, A g ' lf, .Liv f- w fgca 3-'. .-4 X -' 5 -- ww, H, l ' xl FXNwSx'fn.l, . .,a... f--o'X . 'nr -- vary- V , N74 . ,. - ll 'fr di. I' A I Y as ' smSil I L.i.:.:.:,l. 1, ,X x' 4. .yay A-:Hy .J . . . ..,-: ,.- . . . . 1 7:-iefbffdfl' .1 I-'.'.'. . .' l' -J'-'-'.'.'.' KH. ha.. 22 Fifth Graders Find Junior High Fantastic! ,lf ' 4 g . . , - 1 - - , . 1' as l iff f f- F 'll P 1511 F' 252 F-pf' 1' WJ I r' l a i' J ' l V. JY l ,f 51353, - ,, ,I L ,Q , V Xl 'll , 'Zh 1' .-l . 5 ' ' Ya 1 . .I ' , ':'x'a-sau!-xzfaigga, 7' V. , fs - , f7a,lJ:,5',j,4gg 5.x M-' 5-:L , vw if L ' K ' 1- img? ' ga, ,, el ill ll' . .Q 1 . I I 1 ' 1 bm if 1. If V n me . ', 1-' , 3135's '12 iv ' 'czvxpf . . -,F f iq-' - 1 - s Y - 1. 1' ' W' O ll I W 4 i' u xl . gl M l, 5 K A ' I , 1 l, . , ' s 1 r -nv 1 l Av 4, Moving into junior high -brought lots of new and exciting exper- iences. Among them was the op- portunity to elect class officers. Those they chose were: Thomas Ramos--pres. Leigh Ann Graves--v. pres. Melinda Swinson--treas. Bobby Barnhill--rep. not pictured: Koy Blocker--sec. Manuel Aquirre Adolfo Alanz Bobby Barnhill Lupe Barrera Koy Blocker Marsha Campbell Carmel Cazares Arminia Chavera Consuelo Chavera Scott Church Kim Cook Ida DeLa Rosa Donna Dickenson Jinger Dowden Jackie English 137 Orlanda Esparza Tommy Esparza Carlos Estrada Jabier Flores Lupe Flores Marivel Flores Annie Garcia Macrina Gonzales Leigh Ann Graves Lillie Henry Gracie Hernandez Ramona Hernandez Tony Hernandez Johnny Hinojosa Kelly Irvin Cliff Johnston John Jones Ruth Jones Esmerelda Marques Micheal Marques . , . l , l l 37 ,pg la.. ' sz if ,X K, f 1 1' 1 mfg , Q X . 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' 29 45' ' , l li ' ' V i . - Miki l '- w ff ' 3 Q .V Yi .- i ,.'+a-5 L' L' 1 r .e 4.'.i3:7:5i'31-'iz' Q y ii - it it -gf ,l rx r 1 L i ' , ' E K 1 W ,aiu aw Xu' ' L ilirifigifltfflii' I. :N -, . , le., v W, 1: Angie Saenz Christine Sanchez Louis Sanchez Bruce Sears Btella Sepeda Dennis Smith Tressa Smith Tulina Smith Stacy Spinks Tracy Spinks Jimmy Swanson Melinda Swinson Reagan Tom Carlos Vallas Freddy Villa Juan Villareal Gary Walton Bridget Yater Jeffery Young Jennifer Young Showing great interest in their work, fifth graders were eager to tackle anything X31 W Stacy Spinks receives help from Coach Krejci Junior High Cheer- leaders Head Spirited Pep Rallies ers: Mandy Swinson, Kaci Gregory, Mascot, Shanna Briggs, Christie Christ ung, Dymorie Christian CW 1. Kaci gives a right on for the Buffs. 2. Hey, Christie! They're actually standing upl 3. Mr. Young says, You're as Young as you feel! Front To Back: Donna Dickenson, Kelly Irvin, Leann Graves, Rhonda O'Banion, Valerie Mitchell, Annie Garcia, Jackie English, Karen Nix, Lillie Mae Henry, Gracie Hernandez, Jinjer Dowden, Bridget Dowden, Bridget Yater, Stacy Spinks, Reagan Tom, Melinda Swinson, Lupe Flores, Macrina Gonzales, Tresa Layton, Georgeann Herzog, Jonama Cox, Leticia Mendez, D'Awn Kelly, Sharon Bunch, Jill Simpson, Tresa Krause, Patricia Brown, Joanna Barber, Kim McKinney, Shawnye Fletcher, Rosandra Marquez, Nan Elmore. Leah Johnson, Rhonda Garcia, Cheryl Fleckenstein, Bonnie McKenzie, Leticia Gonzales, Gloria Rios, Sonata Villa, Raquel Flores, Darla Pinkerton, Me- lissa McKinney, Tommy Bartlet, Viola Villa, Gloria Sanchez, Mary Lynn Wheeler, Audry Lucas, Beverly Merwin, Charlotte Trimble, DeeDee Allred, Cecilia Carrillo, Yolanda Esparza, LuAnn Waits, Virginia Smith, Jennifer Luna, Kresi Lander, Michelle Fisher. I . , KVI? A A. Ff-Y' . . i . L, -:Q , l IN' A l I - r L-if. ii. ,lg V . 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'fiizizffefz'TEQ.f:,1i.sf,faf11r:zefg,.xiiT1-:ff.'1'f-1.15, f First Row: Steve Walton, Bobby Brown, Kerry Holcombe, Randall Koonce, Bobby Mims, Richard Perez, Freddie Hernandez, Tommy Atchison, Emilio Aguirre, Second Row: Dean Lawson, Marcioal Chapa, John Smith, Gary Douglas, Loyd Brown, Max Barrera, Micheal Estrada, Freddy Silva, Lyndon Marquez, Third Row: Felix Salgado, Jimmy Hinojosa, Jim Woody, Todd Davis, Denby Snell, Joe Hinojosa, Kenneth Cook, Fourth Row: Coaches Mc- Iver, Oldaker, Krejci, David Luna, John Parker, Louis Hernandez, Ernest Bryd, Noberto Arguello. Eighth Grade Teams Secure Identical Records 1. Kenneth Cook, 78, John Parker, 70, Randal Koonce, 10, David Luna, 71, Ernest Byrd, 7, come to the aid of Felix Salgado, 87, dur- ing the Shallowater game. Back Row: Coaches McIver, Oldaker, and Krejci, Gib Wheeler, Richard Parker, Robert Quaid, Curtis Williams, Craig Eiland, John Bergstrom, Dale Jones. Second Row: Mark Luna, Johnny Nlontez, David lVlcReynolds, Tommy Ramos, Jimmy Rich, Bibian Salcedo, Third Row: Greg Douglas, Alonzo Padron, Lee Byrd, Jim Smith, Reuben Salgado, Danny Hernandez, Wayne Kargl, Johnny Christen, Fourth Row: Dean Lawson, Todd Mathis, Roscoe Thomas, Billy Shanks, Henry Lewis, David English, Daniel Ramos, Rusty Allred, Freddy Silva. Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Stanton 6 Nic Camey 6 Stanton 10 Mc Camey 0 Stanton 8 NlcCamey 0 Stanton 14 McCamey 6 Stanton 34 Wi nk 12 Stanton 32 Wi nk O 'Stanton 18 Crane 0 Stanton 0 Crane 8 Stanton 8 Seagraves 29 Stanton 14 Seagraves O Stanton 14 Plains 6 Stanton 14 Plains 0 Stanton 14 O' Donnell 12 Stanton 24 O' Donnell O Stanton 18 Shal lowater 6 Stanton O Shal I owater 0 The seventh and eighth grade football teams ended their seasons with identical records of 6-1-1. Both teams were co-champions in district. Fine effort was given by all the players on both squads ac- cording to their coaches. mpg! 44 At right: Marcell Chapa, Louis Hernandez, and John Smith exam- ine the outcome of one of their close games. The eighth grade boys had a tough season this year, but did well against such formidable teams as Midland Christian and Colorado City. Gary Kejci and Arcadio Rivera were new to the system and coached their first season of basketball. Grady Grady Stanton Stanton Midland Chr Coahoma Stanton Stanton 26 12 34 27 Stanton 20 Colorado City 18 33 ' . 34 24 26 Basketball Enthusiasm Grows, New Coaches Added Ll 'Ls' EIGHTH GRADE: Steve Maker, Noberto Arguello, Leroy Brown, Marcell Chapa, Louis Hernandez, John Parker, Coaches: Krejci, Oldaker, Rivera, Steve Walton, Richard Perez, Bobby Mims, Kerry Holcombe, Shandal Lander, John Smith, Managers: Lyndon Marquez, Greg Douglas, Gary Douglas. l l , , - , - 5' 'J- et. -- A 1 ll .L.'.:,:'g-L ' ' 59' EIGHTH GRADE: Mary Wheeler, Audrey Lucas, Meg Vann, Dymorie Christian, Rosa Nerarez, Judy Cook, Christie Christon, Coach Griffin, Connie Bunch, Marcie Young, Gwynn Hudson, Virginia Smith, Leah Flanagan, Yolanda Carrillo, Charlotte Trimble, Managers: Stella Pierce, Beverly Merwm, Lana McKenzie. Stanton Grady Stanton Mid land Christi an Stanton Grady Stanton Garden City Judy Cook got the jump on the opponent as Virginia Smith and Dymorie Christian awaited to assist The eighth grade girls showed ded- ication and spirit during the season. All participants worked hard and looked forward to high school. Among the new coaches was Linda Griffin. 145 Lana McKenzie, Nan Elmore, Laura Clardy, Leah Johnson, Lisa McKinney, Rhonda Garcia, Yolanda Equiniones, Kerry Douglas, Viola Villa, Vicki Clark, Stella Pierce, Beverly Merwin, Cheryl Fleckenstein, Yolanda Esparza, Jen nifer Jones, Mandy Swinson, LuAnn Waits, Shana Briggs, Bonnie McKenzie, Gaye O'Banion, Coach Griffin. Lower Left: Coach Griffin exhorts When asked to comment on girls as they leave the huddle. I their first basketball season, 7th Lower Right: Yolanda Esparza G I grade girls answered: We had a stretches for a free shot. good season. lCheryl Fleckensteinl I - 1 It was lots of fun! lDana Pinkertonl n Mrs, Griffin's a great coach. lBon- Stanton 26 Grady 12 nie Mc Kenziel and The team Stanton 34 Grady 24 effort was good. lYolanda Esparza! Stanton 20 Garden C, 30 I Stanton 33 Midland 34 4 l I I ' iw j ir, , J Is . S N J 4 -.. Team members wait chance to get in the game. Buff player-J break huddle. Under the tutelage of Coach Stanton 28 Mid. Christian 29 Olclaker 7th boys experienced Stanton 36 Colo. City 35 their first taste of basketball Stanton 50 Mid. Christian 31 competition. Assisted by coach- 5fal'lf0 l 34 COIO- City 23 es Krejci and Rivera, the team SfaHf0f1 29 Seagraves 26 I acquired an apetite for drill Stanton 36 Mid. Christian 20 n and discipline basic to basket- Sta-fl'f0l'l 27 C03-l'l0 'a 25 ball. Stanton 20 Seagraves 33 - Experience Craig Eiland, Louis Henry, David McReynolds, Bobby Matthews, Johnny Christon, Dale Jones, Coaches Oldaker, Rivera, Krejci, Wayne Kargle, David Montez, Lee Byrd, Roy Dill, Jessie Nevarez, Victor Gonzales, Danny Her- nandez, Tommy Ramos, Greg Douglas, Travis Haney, Adolf Garza, David English, Gurtis Williams, Roscoe Thomas, Freddy Flores, Jim Smith, Lyndon Marquez. --- Y'-Y --f -H? - - -- - - -.--Yffvlifkf-We - - eslsgff- Ei JUNIOR HIGH BAND Row One: Gwenn Hudson, Jennifer Jones, Rhonda Garcia, Christie Turner, Mandy Swinson, Gaye 0'Banion, Audry Lucas, Dymorie Christian, Row Two: Leah Flanagan, Carolyn Scurlark, Janie Salcedo, Beverly Merwin, Carrie Douglas, Nancy McCalister, Shana Briggs, Lee Byrd, Cheryl Fleckenstein, Dana Pinkerton, Laura Clardy, Pam Roper, Leah Johnson, Row Three: Judy Cook, Christie Christon, Lyndon Marquez, Nan Elmore, David Reynolds, Jim Woody, Norberto Arguello, Steve Walton, Randy Koonce, Denby Snell, Stella Pierce, LuAnn Waits, John Pinkerton, Row Four: Bryan Angel, Mary Lynn Wheeler, Todd Davis, Kenneth Cook, Mr. George Walker, director. 1 ' 5 1 1 l '1 - I 5 1 - - E I l 4, SIXTH GRADE BAND Row One: Michele Fisher, Rosandria Marquez, Jill Simpson, Dorothy Equiniones, Frances Rosa, Della Brown, D'awn Kelly, Row Two: Jonama Cox, Konn Ulmer, Teresa Krause, Martin Arguello, Marty Straub, Jennifer Luna, George Ann Herzog, Gregory Graves, Row Three: Mr. George Walker, Mario Arguello, Mareos Flores. Junior Hi h Feeder Bands Larger Than Usual pu P 'x When asked if they enjoyed being in band this year, junior high students were quick to answer, YES! . 1. These cornet players provided a special solo performance at the Christmas concert. 2. Della Brown and D'awn Kelly believe that practice makes perfect 3. Nlr. Walker directs the sixth grade band. Elementary 1960 The Year Of The Hula Hoop Dressed to revive the mood of the sixties these elementary stu- dents, Kevin Glaspie, Daryl Snell, Pam Mims, Lesa Louder, Trey North, Julie Johnson, and Pam Tom illustrate the most popular pastime of the decade, hula hoopin '. Uv 1 5..JE,,5A:2zQ,'if5 'ui '56 ii xg n 1 ,....-.. is--., Recess Means Playground Comes Alive The T,-5 These three young ladies seem to have it made with two to push them, and one to choose their merry-go-round direction. gidgz -ii Batter Upgll The bell finally rings, and everyone hurries out the door. This happy girl tossed her stuffed animal into the air. She's found the perfect playmate. Recess means different things to different people. These chil- dren take advantage of their opportunity to show individuality as they choose their own activities to fill the free time. 1 rvfzzz' Y. -'Ji ig ,neo I ,-A., lil i N N '1 if i These practise for their P.E. class when they get to Jr. High. Hr Before an audience, this lad catches the sun's rays with a magnifying glass. The elementary teachers had an enlight- ening year. With each triumph and failure, they came closer to knowing the full meaning , N591 of teaching. Ben Stephens shows how to use the forward- pass to an amused audience. Carol Green L.L.D. Virginia Lile L.L.D. Gracelyn Snell special reading Dorothy Smith nurse Pauline Wood music Gina Beaver kindergarten Leatrice Brown kindergarten Nina Gabbart, kindergarten Imogene Ledbetter kindergarten Rora Davis first grade Lora Springer first grade Marie Woody first grade Mary Holcomb second grade Caren Mitchell second grade Willa Petree second grade Deborah Bounds third grade LaRue Harrell third grade Mary Payne third grade Evelyn Lankford fourth grade Ben Stephens fourth grade .1 .1 'I Ill' I. ,., I' ll 1 IIIIIN D . F' 'll!.l I! .NK l 1, X at I , r X l ' ' T v ' ' ,- fx'7'i:Z??f i l I P e -M ff -- .I l , , f . 1. . I ffm. V, ,I '1 'D ,il ' alfa' t S-l 'tif' X M as i I ll X 1' X l l l I I y 4' .JJ 1 Q I :X A l ,-..c Y 1 ll N. 4 gf -A s , W. W A xo- ' ' 7 'W' Vj. ' .J ' , V 'T'? l l.ls as it if . l l .fy '7 7, Li if Q' -:fig Lf. 1i.' l 1 1' ' - I kia' 1fl?F3gj Q , 95:34. lf 5 , - In B ij 2 1 35 . pg' glial! it 3'-' ' W.-Fi 1 ', NLE. - , K A V ' ' il . ' QI, .- .7 ,. l SY H -- A wr. V 1 3 X gif' W ,I V' -,gi 'L l we .ff f: ' ' - A is l f llel l '- fa:-::a:ff,l' g s W aw . A-I. s it M V , H, -I I, l , W. -l X .4 glwlfnl 3 L. ,gynf v f iii! lkzlklgl l :L tl' gh? 'Qftksf kt-,ulE7lgi 7 er. . ml wi 1 in I L V l l i ' Elementary Teachers t Enjoy Teaching J lVl Yater Norman Wright fourth grade Linda Bess Angel library aide Zoila Hernandez secretary Carol Huffman M l lst 84 2nd grade aide Alicia Marquez migrant aide Mary Marquez bilingual aide Beverly North 3rd 84 4th grade aide Linda Shanks L.L.D. Mrsg Virginia Lyle laughs with her students. J erry Anderson Terry Anderson Robby Barnes '- Chris Blancett - I A , Billy Brown -- V , it Q Chris Bryan A .V K, l fill 'W 'V J ,- af J h g Rocky Barnes - n A sir , 5 i -' V . X I 'I X wg, K. f Nl loxlx l 7 .E 9 ' Tim Bryand ' HT H' Ni 1 Q I -, Elias Cantu ' l ' l l K' ' - U ' z l . afes -faq.: ,ff ei 5 -, -f -1 ' l fe Enemorlo Chapa 1 1' CA-Ebf ,f ' f H3 l 551. -lf? i . f, H .dl I i 5,-1 .5 Leana Chapa vii ll jg, LN ,Li ',A' sq. ,, I,,. 12533, l I - , I , ,,:l , Nui: Paul DeLao -qi, 1' it- 1 ,iq sf V P 'X Wig 'fwahl line 3 i, L Maria Enriquez V , ' Antonia Flores l A N 1 EEE 4 i l I E ,I Diana Flores 'Q 'T 'f N gg, '-Zi r ' if- - ff' Q Irma Flores l X fi- f X far, My L , , Rosie Flores H 3, ' ' gf 'QQ Yolanda Flores , . 4 l be f A, ., 'f-M 2 Pam Garcia M , .H In , I Aug L I EB , :fi U - Q Patricia Gonzales Q A ' fi I T' Daniel Grissom , Puncher Henley - - ' Sandra Henry Rosalinda Hernandez Sylvia Hernandez ' Ei Q Joanie Hopkins X W -- ln' A , l .5 , Fourth Grade Looks ,, , ,,,!. ff., -v Mike Jones I ' Tammie Jones i ' -V Rene Larez in 5 i Billy Luxton ' ', 5 ' 223' A Janie Marquez 7, ' U -' ,x A N Martin Marquez ' ,, , ,. 7. 1 5 I 'l ' u v ' j I f I I i ATV, Ramona Mafqm ni , is 1 f , is li N i David Matthews ' A . ,M V J ' ' Connie McCauley 'l'i,m 4 , 1 Charlie McKinney ' lr- Q ':- f -fi! , ,lf ii lg Pam Mims ffl ig' 4- ' . 6? N f L x ' ' Joanna Montez .. 'yr' Q ' J ' , X la in .15 . Kim Morrison J Qi a i h e i ll Kendell Newman l , L J ri f'l 7 ' ll lllil lilmll, Wayne Phillips A N - I 5 K V UQ f Don Pierce 3 1'-. -- ' G ' , Vonda Posey ' fl . l X ' I ll' ' Cynthia Rodrigues L, ,QL x f V V 4 V :QE , , to Lg:- Joe Rubio - l' fry, J , 'ii, ,..,J lk' 5 . pg --L' Eva Saenz Jah, - 1 ' Y ' X g - fi. Emest Sa'aZa' 0 5653 5334 C Eilizliiihl 1 if 'H .L , r 2? ' , p 5 ' iff, ' 5 Dara Ann Salagado l ' i . gf-' - f- N Zoila Salgado Q V., K , N 4 K S i , , wg ' Regina Sanchez . J - 3 A' ' ' l ze.-5 Wally Sanchez ' iii. ' 'Wf H5 lg f ' 1 . '35, N Katherine Scurlark 4 H ,i Pm- 5,1 ig Veronica Smith ,g l gfipgff X t A , V k ' X ' 'i Daryl Snell 1 , W J A fl r Er 3 'uit' Lmxf l 'X Q 'lm Q11 '-L-.. . F- .- . .nw- ,X Forward To Junior High ,sg egg' YM i fl il QQ. V 5' s! il g' is il! .Al fr- ' ii Uffis 'll l'g i l' ' H I li i l 'fr - 'ff-5, Q, 3 I 1 N' ,N N ' Y ' ' 1 1, ' 2, X ' N F 'X 'W K ' ,, ' Z , Mai, I ' -', 3:1 7, Il y Q, f ' 113.1 T i V it f 23 '-5 is-1 2- il - -525: I ii, L , ix My , P, , - ill!! 7 ' ' ' 'X ' . :Q -4 , , -J' - M f f 111- ' N l'G1'lAi, A -he-' 1 fi 1 'fl--., 'ff' 5 'f X' if 'maxi X in My K 9: .1 'zl '- ' 'L ' 11'-P' 13.1-fQ'5ii !' I ff , 'l,-, W, ,lf fig, 'fl' ?Y3iili52fi'il!il Stanton schools being divided as they are fourth graders pass into junior high their following year. While continuing to enjoy the festivities associated with ele- mentary school, these fourth graders looked forward to the move with a degree of anticipation. 1. Rocky Barnes, Billy Luxton, Ermelinda Villa, Dora Salgado, and Charlesa Tom sample finger- licking goodies. 2. Everyday isn't party day. Ka- trina Thomas can attest to that. -A Darren Sorley Roger Tello Lynn Thigpen Eddie Thomas Katrina Thomas Mary Beth Tollison Charlesa Tom Ermelinda Villa Joseph Villa Luis Villa Tommy Villa Gloria Villareal Carol Williams Lee Williams Denise Young Kathy Young Cynthia Acosta Bobby Almager Missy Allred Marco Arizmendi Norma Aguirre Martin Bartin Estella Blanca Shawn Burns Willie Castillo Erlenda Chapa Charise Davis. Wayne De Lao Rose Mary DeLaRosa Karen Dickenson Derrick Dowden Cynthia English Tony Enriquez Anthony Estrada Cecilio Flores Barbara Gonzales Angie Gossett Arturo Hernandez Martin Hernandez Maria Hernandez Bobby Hinojosa Esther Hinojosa Irene Hinojosa Virginia Hinojosa Tammy Huckaby Shanna Inman Jonita Jones Sonya Kelly Daniel Koonce Shane Lindsey Lesa Louder Andrea Marquez Diane Marquez Gary Montez Josie Montez Freddy Nix Trey North Gabino Ortiz Raymond Ortiz Martino Perez David Pinkerton Trina Quaid Gloria Ramirez Augustine Ramos Wx. ,BY ,l ,, , , f .2 of is M3 at 'ef 41 ,fi A ki: T .,V- if T ' 4 - ' , iv ,QI fag T: I i 5 A, J mb D Q it li ' iii? N4 if 1 , it 1 s A D7 - ag? f ' 53: .. i 11 fi' If A v 1' . pmexiaamua aa aa ad-am V , lx I , ' by-l W Q 1 , - i 4 za Il I i fa a lzqflrl i f' ll' , -N N i'i' ' 1-1 Y 2+-its fi A S' 7' i Q9 4 . , V i gl: litgfffg fq .5 Bright faces and sunshiny smiles continued to fascinate third grade teachers. , t '1 I i l twig! i5wil 1l 1 rw, ' we M , -' f ' ' fav A ' K it ge ' 1' 2 ' s .ff 3'l'f!'- ,. 7511. V! 4.1 ,Ni ffrfi' .L i . W fi M4113 Q aida ' , 1. ,tg , ij ' if ' f Q A I M V Iflir In X i M Y . M , f- - l V gig 1 Q, ' Q. .-'.:-' nl 'V Ib, ., ' ng Y, f it 'J 5- 1-AN -- , l Q M . i ' if 4, i 4 A ' lg? fn, th -- Y rgA'y, N!, ' Wi laggl V ? , l 33,5 ' X, Q, V -V N. X A A ' , Ti V as --tl -2' . , file i' ,-1 .vylrgf r x i ' . I ' ia: in .iff Qwiff 1 x 4 l f . i it 'A it ' V tif D X. as i 1 ,G -n i -1 if- -1 i W .-: I t. 'Q gig U vu' 1 D stag A ,gf i X Q: , l ai-it ,gf Q A sf. . at . , , - i i A 232531-'M'5? irrlif- ' wi . ' . f 'i L A ' .4139 - xi if . k i--:f ' i.r- Q ' X ,i r ' I xv . M ' Q 1 -., X , . 4 iv' F 1 ,L ,M f 1 l 1 'illejf A 'l ' l if 'I l rl is Q X l A i 5 ' 5' iv n ' ' L 'PS' N f' 'V X' w i-, V- f'Hp..ll TX ' -' . Y M VX I Y . T- lwkfl V ' . l T 759 ii, EQ T T - - i 4. , . . 1 2 f lf X .N -ve. , ,, ,, ' gkfxikl' l R - L 4 , u 1 . g iw ,ami T V V ,if l T ' .-Q , Q 'fe' V 'EQ . l - .1 Q 35:1-' ' I l , Yi' 'kj ,JL t , P 575 rf 1 ! Q J . l T5 W- W r el, ' V. .li if l s -'S l if' fill! Rudy Ramos Daniel Rodriguez Dilly Rodriguez Naomi Ruiz Roy Saenz Nancy Sanchez David Sargeant Helen Scurlark Russell Shanks Ronnie Smith Benny Tarango Rae Torres Senaida Torres Tammy Tucker Natalia Valencia Tony Villa Gerald Vinson Laney Vinson Ron Welch Sandra Wheeler Third Graders Do Their Thin 1. Josie Montez and Cynthia English move chairs to a better location 2. Natalia Valencia Tammy Tucker, Anthony Estrada and Ron Welch sing of the joys of a school day. Christina Aquilar TT 'W ' , l David Almager N VM Rene Almager ' .Mix ' , ,F Q Peter Avalos i, -I ,4 3 H 'l Rita Barrera ' 5' ' ,ii N 4 rig fi, 1, Christine Byers A, X- 'Q ff ,ns 'W C4 2 5 Q Connie Campbell J . , 3,Mg.v 'T V 134. ,xv lil' QE? Melissa canal .1 will ,rr Eff?l 0 'F Paula Cazares V .2 ff Betty De Lao I , i I Richard Dela Rosa if wi Q y,,,4,2, '91 X 5 Rosalie Diaz in J, -H ' jfj'ff ,,l, t Patty Douglas 'H -' N! QE 'f ' Y Joyce English fla g Pj, Aj- Y f '-', 3, '- .1 ny.. P, Bi Ross Esparza j W' '-,V i . t wh Lv Thomas Estrada 1 ' fm' Y , I L. Lana Fletcher TT fn' VT ' Sylvia Flores ',V 3 .Q ' ix, , I, X Kevin Glaspie ii f , V ii- v j Mark Gonzales l l ' l 4' ,Q L It Marty Graham W , ,ii ' I F' Mike Grissom ' 5- 'Tl ,f f 45 , John Haynie fr - -i .Qi i'.,.,Q EES- Carlos Hernandez , ' - 1 'f Mary Hernandez i g ' lffd Mary Linda Hernandez j X - ' ' I ' Rosa Linda Hernandez 'Q Q y - ' Virginia Hinojosa , 31 -1 Q1 dl i Michael Holt if ijy 7? if lg , .3 Julie Johnson A H 4-:V , , ., N z. ,xv Ricky Larez 'I' jeg' 1 ' 'P ,aux 'r I' Raymond Marquez ' ' ' Ni? . ' Second Graders Become Aquainted With A V Hardware 1, Lyn Rhodes helps his teacher by returning the Opaque projector to the storage room. 2. Miss Mitchell instructs students, Richard Dela Rosa, Robert Saenz, Kevin Vinson, Gerald Villa, and David Rodriquez as they present their part of the Christmas pro- gram. 160 an:- -'lY Qr Wg. ,: -nm ,. ., ,, ui iw ,Mn 'L if f ii in ,- -mu su gf ? .fi ,z gi? ' 'V' y .,. M X , 7 31 . C7 , in ii Q TJ! I X V E32 4 . is me J. ii Donna Mashburn Ki m McReynolds John M yrick Alfred Nevarez Nora Olivas Mary Ann Perez Second Graders Enjoy Yuletide Season. .4 P4 ,im V - ' , ,f ,H ' I' ' ' ' ' ' 'f ,- ' xi . ww' X ' .. ' ' .ry -. - M - J vi J. J VH 1' is. - . Suki, I ,.f '!7l I 4 . I I 'V HE . A 'Y 1. , L . A N wif- , ' , R Q J r,ra it fs rro J. L, as A' fu- Y., 'f I ' A' Mi ff 1 . i f?..1vX.v'.rL: X . - J I 1 Viv W fi- 11.1. , 11 ' 1 ,.: x JL ' 9 in H -H,-I .F .uf --e lv., I A 'E , 5-rf,-i V ' A ,M 4 -M W, L: fl :rj A M ' X WI, , xt Y, VVAVIL A 1 l f' - ' i 3514-'Q out A y my 1 'Wig me iQ:i,f,gi 02: L , fl XX!! 4 is-' ' ' f f 1 in W fi gk I r it Q13 V W y 1 'J P Ii V Wi r E: as V f A R' rs- - V H1 M WT ,-W il li V 'ei A W if' f ,. ,t l A if. ,V . ' J -,XM it , -i U .4 If 4, X L, Q- I--.Iwi 4 i V 9 1' 'E ,af -i,f,.:,, i Q I V' l I I f y I ' .-.L A . V - - V , mf 1+ 4 if-. 1 R -' f i Q . s X , -til' '75, ifififig, g.:,f2u.13-Q E.uci.Qf' VY J, ' ff Am He lbs: 'i 1 Second graders broadened their background and experience, but still enjoyed the childhood traditions. Rosemary Reyna Lyn Rhodes Janie Riley David Rodriquez George Rodriquez Judy Roberts Linda Rubio Robert Saenz Rosario Saenz Nellie Slagado Oscar Sanchez Michael Scurlark Sandra Smith Ann Stroud Leann Swanson Monica Sale Robert Tello Julie Todd Yvette Valles Diana Vasquez Carmen Villa Gerlad Villa Judy Villa Emma Villareal Kevin Vinson Angela Williams James Williams Robin Williams 161 Arlene Aguirre Johnny Aguirre Cruz Aguirre Joann Almager Lisa Alaniz Greg Barnhill Troy Bizzell Bobby Blackwell Jill Blancett Treasa Brown Wayne Cain Jasmin Cadillo Joe Cazares Valentino Chapa Shane Clay Juan De La Rosa Paula Edwards Delma Flores Jose Flores Juan Fuentes Tabitha Green Kim Gregory Juan Gonzales Elisa Hernandes Juanita Hernandes Jerry Hinojosa Mary Hinojosa Angela Jones Mike Jones Paula Jones Cynthia Leal Darrell Louder Tony Luxton Ernestina Martinez Todd Nlims David Nlontez Joe Montez Norma lVlontez Norma Nlontez Heath North Lorena Olivas Carey Olivas Carlos Ortiz Marcus Padron Andres Perches Robie Phillips Abel Quezada Theresa Ramos Hector Ramirez Reuben Ramos Salvador Reyna Geneva Rios Eddie Rodriguez Angelita Rubio Robert Salazar Christie Salo at -' 'Y I - , , , , QE , sf ' I 1 Y. uk . 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I f Til'-E I 4'.2l' Q -5, ,swf- '-fU.g,r-L V. ,J - , 'rfflev fvfi' J: 'uve A V 4? A 'A 4 I x W . .' i' i . it 'Hi . Lf :L i K! l N Pi:-: br Mill: Mi . f '1'zz3-'Ta i . .f,, V Ir.. ' i 4 I , lk X 'L D xl nf V. uri all Q uri' When asked what she especially liked about school, Theresa Ramos replied, I like the writing . Tabatha Green agreed that she liked any kind of work, saying, I like the coloring, cutting and writing. I like the parties! answered Carol Wilson. Enjoy New Experiences ,, WW.. uF , X 1 Y W, , ' it vl ' fi r V A ' i xiii li -'i.f,Qe52j5ii,i If ', if ,, .5 jig' ye f'2g4i. L- ' i -1 T ' 1' l, 1ill'!:r'. V ,i , , l ' ii W -fix U W ii - 1, - ' i ' W .vu R H 4 , it W .TH 4. l , l G' X . 'Qi 5' - 45- ' 'y I' 1. if 2' , l V V, I . px X X 1 ri ,l .nw , - NFB, ' 'UM ' ,A - 'll I '. ' 1' f f dwfl lvi' f : 5 V' l it :manila lilillbl iz-'1,!.ifi,fff!Sif 5 'Nm 1 fi Q' A A fi - 1 i ' ii.. .2 fif'i4'if 'ENN ' Q 'I AR I i v l if fl o r I ., ies ei, in TA-. . ' 1 'Yi -- 1' ,At S-may l 5, Ns,- , ' if 5 1 ie ,U J ' Q' .xT i Vrfi .t p ' 1-. .lf -ii ' Y ' 7 --ft V ' ' fs I L . ,- - '. ' N 5 ig H if lE'N iz.. ' . f 2 - Sf A i ' Delma Salgado James Salgado Sonia Sargent Tommie Smith Dereck Sorley Mauro Sotelo Teresa Sotelo Randall Steinhauser Kim Taylor Emma Trevino Pam Tom Ramon Valencia Connie Vasques Lorina Vasquez Adam Villa Delores Villa Freddy Villa Mike Villa Glenn White Bernard Williams Donna Williams ' Marcia Williams Carol Wilson Stan Young 1. Tommie Smith waits to devour his tasty Christmas cookies and punch. 2. Mrs. Woody leads Robert Sala- zar, Bernard Williams, Derek Sorley, Arlene Aguirre, .Jill Blan- cett, Jerry Hinojosa, Stan Young, Marcus Padron and Cruz Aguirre in singing carols at their class Christmas party. Not only do kindergarteners aquire skills to be used in first grade, but they must also learn the art of maintaining individu- ality in the midst of a crowd. W islnn? 5 i ff--uf, W., 1 ,- .Y sg Kindergarteners Learn Three K's: Kool-aid, Kookies , And KrayoIas Mario Aguilar V ' A ' N Cory Allred , We A ' V q,1..,Q l ' l 4 y Rommy Anderson 1 f I L.. V ,' 57. .- w if, A M 4' Anita Avalos I , U A ' ' , N il , ' ,A Tracy Bizzel li l an .Q E f l' fv W R Jody Brandenburger : SM -3' 1 lg q ,Q Michelle Bryand ' I ' '- V . ' - Shannon Burns A Ax Y I .5 iwi, K -' Jhana Burris ' L1-'r Q2 if li , ,: 2? Rosa Castillo 1 U, N, ji ' jan 1 , , kay ' Carmen Cazares ' xm X V fe X ' fbhgif ' Leandro Chapa Mill ' Wi 3' W' 'V' . . 1 Karla clatterbuck lwmyllll ,. I , 1 if 5 if l ' ' V -11, . , ,Y . I Lf' ' Billy Don Cox Joey Davila E , 'N ' .L fm.. as I L Dana Davis , 3-, . y A HQ, , if Ramon DeLa Rosa e.. 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Michael Ramos George Reyna Hope Rhodes Diane Rodriguez Mary Rodriquez Robert Schoolcraft Kelly Sears Sandra Singleterry Trixie Snyder Hector Sotelo Raymond Straub Jill Todd Tracey Tucker Gregg Ulmer Julie Vann Pedro Vasquez Michael Villa Rusty White Darrel Williams Sheri Williams Stephanie Williams fe Our Good And Faithful Cooks And Custodians Provide Backbone To System MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR. Valentino Sotelo BUS MAINTENANCE: Ike Low L: um ' -- A l COOKS: Margie Flores, Nita Howard, Joyce Wells, Averil Badgett, Betty YARD MAINTENANCE: Hilari Brumley, Henrietta Ratliff, Phyllis Evans, Mary Sotelo, Dolores Klein. Ufblfl and 58111105 Guevara 166 lfmi- HIGH SCHOOL Frank Sotelo, Juan Cazares Ai. 10 wnrgmh. - v X Af. XX , D' R v F .Q 3 --N 5 if 'Y 'R , ni A .ffl ', 1 ' ffl. Q -q- 'glab 1 - ELEMENTARY: Mary Montez JR. HIGH: Tim Marquez PRIMARY: Clyde White R f E 167 , r IMI ' I 1111.444 AD'S i W,-, . M M .4-- . ' - ,Ig-4' ' E97 HT SIDES li'- 1 LHC, T 1.1. . 5, 3-., we lf- ,Q 'V -.f . ' H-.1 X . . ...Ms im.. . IJ.. ' ,4 - ...B ff ' lf vt - 14 -- - Q '-ahh , +- . .rr .. ' mx W Jviv H+ ' nfl' i NN-ei . A , Y If 4 1 ' In W' F Y F 4, I Robby Wilson and cm-is career ' ,A . ' Q ff sport sandwich boards which was 'V W , .-ff' 'is ,K ' , ,I ., t. --'5 the way of advertising in the by- . A 1 N4 gone days of the early nineteen ' .f ' .M f , if ' hundreds. w..,., - RW WJ: mg V. WW, vi Nl -C, 4 fi gf M- M A ,qi 2 - n 55 - as - 'A -,H CITY PAWN SHOP 201 Main PEYTONS TOYS BIG SPRING, TEXAS 2310 West Michigan Midland, Texas 79701 STANLEY HARDWARE CO. COME BUY AND PLAY WITH US! 203 Runnels 267-6221 Big Spring SMALLWOOD'S WESTERN WEAR Where You Buy The Best For Less Nocona, Cowtown 8: Other Boots BAILEY HATS DIBRELL'S I ' TEM TEX SPORTING GOODS Phone 263-8882 'Qi' Phone 263-2054 112 E. Third St. Big Spring, Texas THE HOUSE OF SERIVCE AN D Phone: 756-3657 Stanton MACHINE SHOP Phone: 267-5507 Big Spring 214 MAIN un BIG SPRING, TEXAS STANTON FOOD MARKET BOB COSTEY - DWAIN HENSON 756-2167 BIG SPRING HARDWARE INC' GREGG'S FLOWERS AND GIFTS Hardware and Apphances 115 119 Mam 267 5265 Furmture 110 Mam 267 2631 COMPLIMIENTS OF MILES TAX SERVICE 756 2351 Stanton Tx HIGHLAND CARD AND PARTY SHOP Hallmark Products on the mall H1ghland Shoppmg Center KRUGER JEWELRY Dellwood Shoppmg Center Mxdklff 8L lllmols 694 2591 104 N Mam 684 4401 STANTON Mldland Texas DAN SAUNDERS Ulilllum ENTER Www LENORAH GIN COMPANY INDEPENDENT GINNERS AND COTTON BUYERS FRIENDLY FOOD STORE 756-3375 200 N rth St. Mary STANTON DELLWOOD 's 'I I PLAZA wEs-TEX TELEPHONE m cooPERATlvE, INC. MIDLAND uowned by Thoseweserven 31 Flavors of Ice Cream FIRST NATIONAL BANK 400 Main Ph 267-551 BIG SPRING, TEXAS MARTIN COUNTY FARM BUREAU Life and Family Savings Employee Liability - Mortgage Farm Liability - Auto - Fire Blue Cross - Blue Shield .lack Kuhlman Bob Deavenport County President Service Agent Lamesa Highway Phone: 756-3666 Stanton, Texas THEMID J fl First City. Bmzrorpomhvn Nlemlrer Member of FDIC Midland, Texas FIELDS-NEWTON INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL HARVEST!! AUIhOflZCd Dealer for lnternatlonal Harvester Farm Equlpment Parts Sales Servlce Where To Buy Them Compliments of STANTON SUPPLY CORP Compliments of CAROL YATER Compllments MARTIN CO HOSPITAL FARMER S C OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION GINNINGWGFCOTTON SEED Phone GRAVES PLUMBING Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning 711 North BOX 897 Lamesa Highway Stanton, Texas ' : l -I 2 .A HQDLQS-L SA INC55 4 . K t Hllllliiiii Free Estimates P.O. Box 2337 210 Main St. Big Spring, Texas Phone 915 - 267-6306 BIG SPRING We care about your tomorrow - today Compliments of ROY PICKETT County Attorney B Einighfa lgharmarg PHONE 267-5232 900 MAIN BIG SPRING, TEXAS UNITED JUBILATION 1 ea JEAN SHOP Jeans and Tops Slacks and Shirts Belts 3207 West Wadley Midland, Tex. 694-9773 LONG GIN COMPANY Box 98 Stanton, Texas Donald Long owner DAIRY QUEEN Backing the ' - fb B ff ' - u S Manager - .4 ',,, Dixie Brooks was Stanton, Texas Jiffg Gate 'mash ni B07 W t4th AMS 4 Big Sp g T Compliments of - MONTE MOUNT COTTON Wk? BIG SPRING Main at Sixth ladies ready to wear CLOTH WORLD Town and Country Shoppmg Center sTANToN cHElvucAL Midland Tm AND SEED Your Fertlllzer Insect1c1des and Feed Dealer Gerald Hanson Owner Manager 9 756 3365 un GP . .QQ-fg,f- -A. ll' 'nu-A I 5 I 3 E ' f' lun ll :wrt DELLWOOD PLAYA MIDLAND 'rmas 79701 glial- -Bin G OO 1, V rn 0 fn? 911, QIDLANO I? 'W-.Lv we rv' SPECIALIZED SCHOOL OF BUSINESS SHORTCUT TO SUCCESS Certified by Texas Education Agencey Accredited by AICS Washington D C Modern Busmess Curruculum Leadmg to Top Paying Positions Financial And Available COM NIERCIAL COLLEGE MAY AND DUNCAN DECKER'S WELDING MUSIC CO. AND MACHINE WORKS USERVING MUSIC EDUCATION Phone: Day - 756-3671 Night - 756-2142 21 Village Circle 682-9541 Midland, Texas 420 N. Texas 332-9447 Odgssav Tgxas Box Anna ,,..ga.5 Stanton STANTON CLEANERS AND FABRIC SHOP 1205 W BROADWAY STANTON TEXAS Phone: 26 BIG SPRING HERALD 3- 7331 P.O Big Spring FIELD S MEXICAN RESTAURANT Discover The Taste Of Old Mexico 2501 West Illinois Midland Box 1431 FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION P.O1 BOX 793 THE MIDLAND REPORTER TELEGRAM covering Martin County on a daily basis call 756-2144 for home delivery James N. Allison Publisher Midland, Texas ECTOR THORNTON IMPLEMENT CO. INC. serving the farmers for more than 25 years 500 WEST WALL 683-5681 MIDLAND, TEXAS 79701 oum.n:A'rlNa F ' R 'dm 'd Tvnzwnirzns Pnnoucvs FACIT - ODHNER NCR ai VICTOR Adding Machine! Elecironlc Culculafon FRED FALILKNER FAULKNER TYPEWRITER CU. sAL:a - asnvlcr-: - nl:N'rALu - luPPLn:l nlouno Ill' wllf l'lDN1' l..'llI5 563130 FRANKLIN GULF BUTANE SERVICE Butane - Propane Delbert and Terry Phone Day 756 2371 756 3611 Box 458 Night 756 3429 Stanton Texas N - il 4 CAP ROCK ELECTRIC COGPERATIVE WESTERN Q PRODUCTION 5 mdugllgn JOHNNY S BARBECUE CREDIT 3. ASSOCIATION mon 5S0C,a,,D,, Complete Catermg For West Texas P O BOX 917 316 N Blg Sprmg Vlllage Shoppmg Center Field Off-mes Pecos El Paso GILBREATH FUNERAL HOME Stanton Texas Stanton, Texas Midland Compliments of KATHLEEN LEWIS County Treasurer THE RECORD SHOP 8 Track Tapes Lp s Records Big Spring Texas MIDLAND CAMERA SHOP 317 N. Colorado Midla Finest in Photographic and Stereo Equipment. GC. n Texas 1 Good Housekeeping Shop TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER PHONE 69451628 MIDLAND. TEXAS 79701 -A - ew M-ta- , WJ E fNLlf:1 I --JN?-l S sw, req-71 rrrrfr' 'YLYL1' 'v'vF1' 'r 431' 'r-Fw' ,l EWELRY GI FTS LUGGA GE Midland 033-4612 Odessa EPLEY ABSTRACT COMPANY, INC. 300 N. St. Peter P.O. Box 916 Stanton, Texas 79782 For Dependable Service Call: 756-3314 ROUECHE PRINTING AND John Epley, OFFICE SUPPLY manager Margaret Roueche owner COOK'S EXXON Interstate 20 Highway I37 Phone 756-3681 .K-2 U5:::::: .zaxzzzzzzzsziiiiy Piv- STANTON DRUG Walgreen Agency . . . Your Complete Drug Store 201 Saint Peter St. 756-3731 Stanton, Texas HECE students Ralph Newman, Patsi Rich. and John Madison work part-time behind the fountain. Stanton, Texas 756-3444 Kerry Holcombe Craig Eiland no job too large or too small HOLCOMBE PUMP SERVICE INC. LEONARD'S PHARMACY Professional Pharmacy l0th 8a Main Big Spring CIMIIQCII FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE co. , Famous Nntioimf Home Furnilhingu 118 EAST SECOND STREET ' Puo 267 5722 BIG SPRING TEXAS 79720 Hodaka Cycles Sales 84 Service Big Spring' Texas Hwy. 137 and Interstate 20 Phone 756-2105 OC' Turner Ron Riley DORIS STEVENSON County and District Clerk J u I i LA POSADA A .VVI , RESTAURANT J 11 -,:1f5'fv:':. Eff' 1 Ni V:f:1,iqf1i. gh., 11. Y A - 1 .2 Famous For e ,', Ab A 5 ii ,jf ii Mexican Food Sea Food '-f Steaks 267-9112 ..g' ' Win., fi . .s. , Vhll ,Am I '61, 'gif-Q' ,.... vifgaw S475 -: mpg Jfiantin County iflbstnact Compang ' ' Wi 2-pf' --A MARTIN COU NTY ABSTRACT COMPANY H. Hilton Kaderli, Sr. Sole Owner-Manager 756-3477 683-1472 fStanton Exchangej fMidland Exchangej pl, ml THE TOM BOY Marie Eason, owner Men 'S 5, Boys Wear, Inc.. Fine Sportswear For Missy G Jrs. 102-104 EAST 'rr-HRD BIG SPRING rams 79720 220 Main Big Spring BLUM'S JEWELRY THE COTTAGE 221 M ' ' ' 222 Main Big Spring am 263-0751 Big Sprmg BLOCKER OIL CO. Stanton, Texas Kendel, Koy, and Kyle Blocker help out at their Daddy's station by busting flats. CAVE-BOWLIN INC. JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Lamesa Highway 756-3357 Stanton, Texas Ben Bowlin and Alan Douglas take a look at hand tools available at Cave-Bowlin. 'Ihe ppyver tg use elggtrlclty wisely ISII1 your hands. N V TEXAS '.D- ' ELECTRIC SERV AND ASSOCIATES INSURANCE Il! thmgs gg - b tt emgfth oke f 'Maslr rm ic' , l!f l 5 4 x 4 Gt' .,, I K a KT 9515.5 'La M ,gulf . E2 7 5' - I l LZ: If U C G I IIIIIIIII I Presented with the compliments of YOUR LOCAL BOTTLER OF COKE Big Spring , Texas J! .jmvwmwll Ricky Dill inspects a Che veyvan 20 ROADRU N N ER CHEVROLET - NIO T II 1 EE ee :' .- ff H 'C Sf ,' 'I 2 E A ' 4. I 0 ' . I HOWARD COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE Big Spring Texas 79720 A comprehensive junior college serving the educational needs of West Texas since 1946 HOLLIS STUDIO 82 Haislip, Mary 17 Index ADMINISTRATION. HlGH SCHOOL Adkins. Dee Dee 6. 7. 34. 39. 41, 58. 68. 69, 76, 78, 82. 83. 88. 89. 92, 93 Aguirre, Jesusa 54 Aguirre. Luis 91 Aguirre, Patricia 62 Alexander. Susan 16. 36, 38, 87 Allred. Bimbo 54. 68, 71. 72. 86. 96. 98. 116 Allred. Kevy 46, 68. 86. 96. 98. 99. 108. 116 Allred. Tamala 21, 25. 36. 58, 84. 106. 115 Anastasio, John 16 Anderson, David 54, 58. 71, 73. 74. 190 Angel, Lesa Bess 58, 76. 81. 106. 114 Arguella. Leticia 54. 58, 68. 76 Atchison. Frank 54. 71. 74 Atchison. James 1. 58. 71, 200 Atchison. Wayne 58. 71. 72, 74. 75. 82, 190 Avery. Rae 22. 32. 34. 46. 48. 51, 76, 77. 79. 92, 93 Barnes, Gary 54. 71, 72. 74. 82 Bagghill. Bonnie 58, 68. 70. 76 Barnhill, Connie 25. 58. 68. 69. 70. 85. 89 Barnhill, Sammy 46, 76. 81 Barrera, Louis 62 Biggs, Leann 58. 68. 69. 102. 102. 117 Blocker, Kendel 4. 62. 72. 73, 86, 100, 112 Bludworth, Bonnie 26. 35. 45. 58, 59, 68. 69. 85. 102. 115 Bludworth, Rocky 58. 100, 112 Bonlgi. Ben 62, 71. 72. 73. Bowman. Judy 16. 36 Briggs, Tami 58 Britt, Leza 58. 102, 115 Brown. Baxter 23, 54. 90 Brown, Elvin 4, 30, 46. 91, 97. 99. 108, 109 Brown, Wanda 7. 46 Bruyere. Josephine 16, 19 Bryand, Eloy 58. 115, 91 Butler, Betty 16 Butler. Larry 1. 43. 46. 76. 96. 108, 109. 115. 200 Carillo. Carlos 39. 54. 71 Carillo. Mario 58. 71 Carroll, Charles 23. 24. 46. 90 Carroll. Larry 96, 100, 58, 68. 86 Carroll. Tina 5. 62 Chapa Maria 62 Chapa. Reyes 54. 55 Christian, Dean 41. 54. 71. 72 74. 82, 88. 114 Christon. Connie 2, 21. 27. 28. 30. 34, 36, 46, 68. 71. 84. 102.103,104,116,117 Christon, Vickie 35. 54, 102. 103. 104 Church. Shelly 5, 11, 58. 60. 61. 68. 70. 76. 87 Clardy. Dorothy 39, 41, 58. 68. 76. 82, 88 Cook, Kyle 58. 71. 76 Cook. Mark 23. 47, 76. 77, 78. 89 Cook. Ronnie 58, 2, 71 Cowan, Robert 62. 76. 81 Cox, Robert 58. 71. 75. 76. 81, 86, 100 Cox. Vickie 4. 62, 68, 76 Creech. Scott 2, 54, 71, 73. Crisman, Nancy 62 Davis. Brian 62, 71, 72, 73. 89 Davis. June 17 Dennison, Bob 17. 100. 101 Dennison. Mark 63, 71, 73 Dennison. Steve 1, 54, 71. 100. 112. 117, 200. Dickenson, Becky 3, 5, 55. 102, 103 Dickenson, Cheryl 11, 58, 68 Dickenson. Delbert 15 Dill. Ricky 38, 41, 55. 56, 83. 89 Dill. Torn 3. 38. 39. 63, BB. 112 Doggett. Dinah 55, 68. 69, 70. 76, 78. 81 Doggett. Richard 15 Doshier. Randy 55 Douglas, Alan 4, 25. 27. 28. - 33.47. 68, 82, 96. 97, 99 Douglas, Donita 5, 39, 63, 76. 88. 89, 115 Douglas. Gene 17 Eiland. Paiga Lou 6, 58. 76 Elmore. Mitch 73, 86, 100 English, Ben 63. 112 Enggh. Lenox 2. 63. 70, 100, Esparza, Adela 58 Esparza, Victor 63 Eubanks, Loye 63 Fleckenstein, Ricky 55, 76 Flores. Bacilio 55. 91 Flores, Esmerelda 63 Flores, Jose 59 Geurin. Mark 59. 71, 76 Gilbreath, Rhonda 34. 35. 44. 54. 55, 68, 76. 81. 82 Glynn, Tim 41, 44, 55, 76. 77. 88236. 99. 108, 109. 111. Gonzales. Evangeline 63 Gonzales. Herminia 59 Gonzales. Ralph 59. 71. 115 Gossett, John 59.71. 75, 112 Graves, Craig 59, 76, 86 Graves. Terry 8, 47. 68. 76, 88 Graham, Bruce 46, 47, 71 Gregory. Alicia 18 Gregory, Tommy 17, 36, 100. 101, 108, 112 Guevara. Alma 55, 90 Haggard. Joanna 47, 68, 77. Haislip. Tommy 55. 76, 81. 82. 90, 114, 191 Hale. Donna Sue 39. 59. 67, 68. 76. 78. 80, 89 Hall, Donna 55, 76 Hanna, Mike 59, 91 Hanson. Gary 32, 46, 71. 73, 74, 75, 82, 86, 96. 97, 108, 109. 111, 114 Hanson, Gerald 15 Hanson. Lanny 63. 72, 86, 95 Hazlewood, Amy 41. 59, 67, 68. 69, 76. 88 Heldfltrom, Kelly 59, 76, 78. Heidelberg, Terry 59, 106. 107, 117 Henry, Sammy 8. 51 Henson. Glee 63. 68, 76 Henson, Ronnie 8. 29. 31, 35. 47, 76. 77, 78, 79. 92 Henson. Tony 1. 10, 38. 63, 76. 82. 89, 200 Hernandez. Diana 68. 69. 85 Hernandez, Leticia 58. 59 Hernandez, Sylvia 63 Helrfgg, Cindy 63, 68, 82. 106. Higgins, Shirley 18, 55. 68. 85. 06, 107 -linojosa, Reymundo 55 rlopkins, Carolyn 47. 95, 114 Hopper, Carolyn 18, 59 Holcomb. Pam 38, 39, 55, 76. 78, 80. 83 Holder. David 42, 43, 47. 71, 188 Houston. Kenneth 59 Howard. Gordon 59. 71, 75. 95, 100 Hudson. Mike 7, 24. 37, 41, 55. 76. 88 Huff, Sheryl 59, 82, 95, 114 Hull. Garry 47, 71, 74 Hull, Tressa 58. 59, 71. 74. 82 Hughes, Jill 7. 34, 38. 56, 76. 78, 83, 88, 89 lreton, Danny 59, 71, 74, 75. 100 Johnson. Larry 59. 91 Jones. Bob 59, 60. 96 Jones. Danny 14 Jones. Debra 48. 85. 102, 103. 115 Marvin 5. 45. 59. 96. Jones, 97. 99, 108. 109. 111 Jones, Raye 21. 24, 29, 35. 36. 56, 84, 102, 103. 117 Kelly. Jeffry 56 Kelly, Terry 48 Kelly, Twila 48, 95. 114 King. Florene 17 Klein. Tracy 63 Koonce. Rena 39, 41, 59, 68. 69. 76, 78. 88 Lawson. Darla 39. 48. 68. 76, 88. 102. 103 Lewis, Polly 63, 64, 68, 71, 72. 75. 87 Lewis. Ricky 56, 71, 74 Louder, David 39. 41. 56. 71. 74, 76. 81.89.115 Lasoya. Ramona 63 Lucas, Linda 3. 49. 115 Madison, Jay 59. 91 Madison. John 8, 49, 90. 186 Manning, Corene 14 Martinez. Hermalinda 63 Martinez, Rosa 63 McCalister, Doug 56. 96. 108. 109, 111 McCalester, George 6, 7, 8. 56. 92. 100, 101. 116. McCalister, Joyce 56. 68. 70, 85, 106.116, 117 McCalister, Kenny 56. 82, 96. 108.109.111, 116.117 Mcilifgr. Roddy 18. 108, 112. 117 69. McKinney. Judy 60. 71. 82 McClellan, Billie 18. 88 McMeans. Russell 14 Mendoza. Jesse 56. 59, 60 Menefield, Gloria 63, 117 Mgqefield, Michael 2. 59, 60. Menelield, Rodney 49. 91 Merwin. Kathy 34, 41, 49. 67, 76. 88 Merwin, Mindy 60, 76, 82 Mims. Billy 15 Mims. Ronnie 44. 50. 71. 73, 74. 96. 99 Mims. Russell 4, 50, 60, 74, 100. 112, 113 Mims. Jo 4. 25, 31, 33, 39. 46. 50, 51. 68. 69. 70. 76. 77. 78. 82. 87. 179 Mitchell, Natalie 11, 63. 64. 68, 70. 76. 81, 95 Mitchell, Natha 12. 18. 19. 36. 70 Mitchell. Wayne 16 Morrow, Tommy 63, 64, 73, 86. 100, 113, 114 Nelson. Brent 4, 6. 60 Nelson. Jim 50. 96, 99 Nelson, Kirk 6, 63. 76, 100 Newman, Ralph 38. 56. 76, 90, 186 Newman. Tommy 15 Cnot picturedb Russell 63, 71, 72, Oglesby. 100 Oldaker, Harold 18, 91. 114 Oldaker, Ike 8. 56, 114 Oldaker, Terrie 6, 21, 34. 36, 39. 60, 61, 68, 69. 76, 82, 84, 88, 92, 93. 114 Overby. Mary 55, 57, 106, 107 Owens, Roger 4. 57, 96 Parker, N.O. 18, 74 Payne, Steve 39, 41, 46, 50, 83. 88 Perez, Mary 21. 36, 50, 84, 102, 103, 115 Perez, Oscar 98, 112. 116 Perez. Paul 63 Perry, Dirk 22, 39, 60. 71, 75. 76, 89, 92. 93 Petree, Patti 34. 57, 68, 76. 77, 81 Phillips. Charles 63. 100, 111 Pierce Laurabeth 23. 60. 68, 69, 70. 76 Pinkerton. Wayne 57, 71, Pinkston, Billy 51. 90 Quaid. Debbie 55, 57, 68, 76 Reyna, Gonzalo 2. 60, 71, 72, 96 112 Reyna, Zoila 57 Richardson, Bobby 50, 96. 99. 108, 109. 111 Richardson. Bob 18. 39. 46. 96, 97 Rich, Patsi 23, 50, 90, 186 Rich. Vicki 64. 68. 69, 82, 106 Rios. Armador 91, 100 Rodriguez. Betty 64 Rodriguez. Frank 66, 71, 91 Rodriguez. Lupe 64 Rodriguez. Oscar 7 Rodriguez. Pedro 64, 91 Rodriguez, Paul 64. 91 Romero. Johnny 91 Yomine, Jackie 50, 71 Romine, Larry 50. 71. 73. 74 Roper, Renee 4. 6, 64. 68, 76. 87, 106 Rosa. Thelma 60. 85, 106 Sadler. Karen 19, 36. 38, 85 Saenz, Janie bl Salazar. Evita 61 Salazar. Janie 61 Salgado. Frank 64. 91 Salgado. Rosa 64 Sanchez, Ruben 50. 96 Sanchez, Fabian 65 Sargent, Steve 39, 65. 76, 78. 81, 89 Scott, Mike 22, 50 Scott, Tony 67, 88, 112 Scurlark, Diann 55. 57. 68. 85, 106, 107 Sears, Bill 19. 37. 96. 100 Shoemaker, Kevin 50, 71 Simpson. Karla 68, 87, 89 Sisson. Darryl 18. 57 Sisson. Neal 61 Smith, Terry 54. 57, 71. 72. 74. 96, 108. 109 Smith, Todd 45, 64, 65. 71, 73.100,101.112.113 Simonek, Dennis 23. 50. 90 Spinks, Jeannine 8. 51, 90 Springer, Kathrine 54. 57, 81 Stallings, Susan 57 Stanley, Gerald 57, 82. 190 Stanley, Lisa 14 Steward, David 2. 61. 91 Steward, Jake 57 Straub. Chuck 65. 76 Strickland. Christy 65 Strickland. Cynthia 57 Stroud. David 38. 39, 61, 76, 78, 83, 88. 89, 92. 93. 188 Swanson, Mike 61, 82, 96, 98 Taggninen, Tarja 6, 34, 50, 67. Tarango. Ralph 100 Thomas, Charlotte 10, 35, 39, 45. 55. 76, 88 Tollison. Miles 65, 86, 96. 98. 112, 116 Tom, Rufus 15 Trimble, Tami 61. 85, 106. 115 Turner, Randy 3, 50, 65, 71. 100, 112 Turner, Terri 4, 34, 41, 44, 48, 68. 69. 70, 76 Verhoef. Thea 10, 28. 34, 50. 76, 188 Villa, Jimmy 65. 91, 96, 100. 101 Villa, Johnny 65. 91. 100 Walker, George 12. 19. 76 Webb, Debbie 39, 41, 55. 56, 57.69, 76. 77, 89 Welch, Carla 25, 41, 51, 68, 88. 102, 103 Wells. Diania 41, 51. 88, 102, 103 Williams, Tracie 61, 76 Williarns, Wayne 71 Woody, Carolyn 103 Woody. Pete 15 Yater, John 22, 38, 39, 51, 83. 89, 92. 93 57. 76, 102. Young, Young. 102. Young, Joe 91 Loretta 61. 70, 85. 104. 117 Oleta 19. 82 JUNIOR HIGH Acosta. Aguirre. Aguirre, Aguirre, . Pascuala 131 Aguirre Elvia 133 Emilio 129. 140 Manuel 137 Mario 134 Alaniz. Adolfo 137 Allred. Dedie 129, 141 Allred, Rusty 131. 143 Angel. Bryan 131, 148 Arguello, Mario 148 Arguello, Martin 134. 148 Arguello. Norberto 124. 129. 142, 144, 148 Atchison. Cindy 134 Atchison, Tommy 129, 142 Barnhill, Bobby 137 Barrera, Linda 131 Barrera. Lupe 137 Barrera. Max 129, 142 Barrera. Robert 134 Bartlett. Tami 131. 141 Bergstrom, John 131. 143 Blackwell. Larry 134 Blocker, Koy 137 Briggs, Shana 127. 131, 140. 146, 148 Brown, Bob 129 Della 134, 148. 149 Loyd 129. 142, 144 Patricia 140 Brown. Brown, Brown, Brown, Tommy 134 Ed 129 Bryan. Bunch, Connie 129, 145 Sharon 134, 140 Beverly 122 Bunch, Byford, Byrd, Ernest 129. 142 Byrd, Lee 131, 133, 143, 147, 148 Byrd. Nettie 122 Campbell. Marsha 137 Carrillo, Cecilia 131. 141 Carrillo, Yolanda 129, 145 Cazares. Andres 134 Cazares. Carmel 137 Cazares, Ruben 131 Chapa, Marcia 144 Chapa, Mario 142 Chapa. Susan 129 Chavara, Armand 137 Chavara, Consuelo 137 Christian, Dymorie 128, 129, 140, 145. 148 Christon, Christie 129. 140. 145, 148 Christon. Johnny 131, 147 Church, Scott 137 Clardy, Laura 131. 146. 148 Clark, Vickie 146 Cook. Judy 129, 145, 148 Cook. Kenneth 129. 142, 148 Cook, Kimberly 137 Cottrell, Harriett 122 Cox. Jonama 135, 141, 148 Davis. Todd 129, 142. 148 Decker, Flo 122 De La Rosa. Erma 131 De La Rosa, Ida 137 Dickenson, Donna 137, 141 Dill.Roy131, 147 Douglas, Carrie 131, 148 Doluglglas, Gary 124. 129. 142. Dolugias. Greg 131, 133, 144. 4 Dowden. Jinjer 137, 141 Echols, Jeff 129 Eiland. Craig 131, 143, 147 Elmore. Mona 122 Elmore, Nan 132. 141, 146. 148 English, David 132, 143, 147 English, Jaqueline 137, 141 Eqiiiirgones, Dorothy 134. 135. Equiniones. Yolanda 146 Esparza, Orlando 138 Esparza, Tommy 138 Esparza, Yolanda 132, 141 Estrada, Carlo 138 Estrada. Michael 129, 142 Fisher, Michele 134, 135, 136, 141, 148 Flanagan. Leah 129, 145, 148 Fleckenstein, Cheryl 132, 141, 146, 148 Fletcher, Shawnye 126. 135 Freddie 32,147 Flores, Flores. Jabier 132, 141 Flores, Flores. Flores Lupe t5thJ 138 Lupe t6thJ 132, 141 . Raquel 135 Flores, Mariel 135, 138, 148 Martha 122 Fugitt, Garcia. Annie 138. 141 Garcia, 148 Garza. Adolph 147 Leticia 132. 141 Louisa 129 Rhonda 132. 141. 146, Gonzales, Gonzales. Gonzales. Macarina 138. 141 Gonzales, Omar 132 Gonzales. Victor 132, 147 Gossett, Kenneth 135 Graves. Greg 135. 148 Graxes. Leigh Ann 137, 138, Gregory, Kaci 140. 141 Griffin. Linda 122 Haynie, Travis 132, 147 Henry, Lillie Mae 138, 141 Henry. Louis 132, 147 Christina 132 Danny 127. 131, Hernandez. Hernandez, 147 Hernandez, Freddy 129, 142 Hernandez, Gracie 138, 141 Louis 130, 147, . Rufio 130 Herzog, Georgeann 134, 135. 141. 148 Hinojosa, Epifanio 135 Hinojosa, Jim 130, 142 Hinoiosa, Joe 130, 142 Hinoiosa, Johnny 138 Hinojosa, Olga 132 Holcomb. Carrie 130. 141. 144 Houston. Scott 130 Hudson, Gwen 130, 145. 148 lnman, Mary 122 Irving, Kelly 138. 141 Irvin. Tracy 132 Johnson, Cliltord 138 Johnson, Leah 132. 141, 146, 148 Jones. Jones. Jennifer 132, 146. 148 Jones, John 138 Ruth 138 Hernandez, 144 Hernandez Dale 132. 143. 147 Jones. Kargl, Wayne 132. 143 Kelly, D'Awrl 135. 141, 148, 149 Kennedy, Tony 132 Koonce, Randy 130, 142, 148 Krause, Theresa 134, 135. 136, 148 Krejci, Gary 122 Lander. Kressi 135. 146, 141 Lander, Shandal 130, 144 Lawson, Dean 130. 142 Lawson, Elizabeth 132 Leighton. Teresa 136, 141 Lewis, George 135 Lucas, Audrey 128. 130, 141, 145, 148 Luna, David 130, 142 Luna, Mark 131, 132, 143 Maker. Steve 144 Marquez, Esmerelda 138 Marquez. Lyndon 130, 142, 144, 147. 148 Marquez, Michael 138 Marquez, Ray 135 Mariqgxez, Rosandria 135, 141.- Martinez, Carlos 132 Mashburn, David 138 Mathis. Todd 132 Matthews, Bobby 132, 147 McCalister, Nancy 132, 148 Kim 135 Melissa 132. 141 McKinney. McKinney. McKenzie, Bonnie 132. 141. 146 McKenzie. Lana 130. 145, 146 McMeans. Georgia 122 McReynolds. David 132, 143, 147, 148 Mendoza, Leticia 135, 141 Merwin. Beverly 124, 130 Mitchell, Valerie 138, 141 Montez. David 147 Montez. Johnny 132. 143 Moreno. Jose 38 Nevarez. Jesse 132, 147 Nevarez. Rosa 132. 145 Newman. Kevin 135 Nix, Karen 138, 141 Nix. Lyn 135 0'Banion Gay 132, 146. 148 O'Banion, Rhonda 138, 141 Ortiz. Joe 135 Padron, Alonzo 131, 132 Parker, John 124, 130, 142, 144 Parker, Lewis 138 Parker, Richard 132, 143 Perez, Richard 124, 128, 130, 142, 144 Pierce, Stella 132, 145, 146, 148 Pinkerton, Charlie 22 Pinkerton, Dana 132, 141, 148 Pinkerton, Johnny 132, 148 Quaid, Robert 132, 143 Ramirez, David 135 Ramirez, Victor 138 RBITIOS Daniel 132, 143 Ramos: Luciano 138 Ramos Ramos . Thomas 137 ,Tommy 133, 138, 147 Ramos, Tony 138 Reyna. Rich, J Rios, F Nicky 138 immy 133 rank 135 Rios, Gloria 133, 141 Rivera. Arcadio 122 Rodriguez, Frances 138 Rodriguez, Lydia 130 Rodriguez, Manuel 133 Rodriguez, Maria 133 Rodriguea, Savina 133 Roper, Pam 133, 148 Rosa, Frances 136, 148 Rubina, Lupe 138 Ruiz, Arthur 126, 136 Ruiz. Ernest 138 Saenz, Angie 139 Salazar, Abel 136 Salazar, Adelia 136 Salazar, Rosie 130 Salcedo, Janie 133 Salcedo, Marque 130 Salgado, Bibian 133 Salgado, Cruz 136 Salgado, Elodia 136 Salgado, Feliz 133. 142 Salgado, Nellie 133 Sanchez, Christine 139 Sanchez. Lupe 134, 136 Sanchez, Ophelia 133 Sands, Gloria 130, 141 Scurlark, Carolyn 133, 148 Scurlark, Warren 133 Sears, Bruce 126, 139 Sears, Scott 134, 136 Sepeda, Estella 139. Shanks. Billy 133. 143 Sylva, Freddy 130, 142, 143 Simpson, Jill 136, 141, 148 Smith, Dennis 139 Smith, Jim 133, 143. 147 Smith, John 130, 142, 144 Smith, Tressa 139 Smith, Tulema 139 Smith, Virginia 130, 141, 145 Snell, Denby 130, 142, 148 Spinks, Stacy 139. 141 Spinks, Tracy 139 Stanley, Roger 136 Straub, Marty 136, 148 Swanson, Jimmy 139 Swinson, Mandy 124. 133, 140, 146, 148 Swinson, Melinda 126, 137. 139, 141 Tarango. Yolando 133 Thomas, Roscoe 133, 143, 147 Todd, Marsha 122 Tollison. Robbie 122 Tom, Regan 141 Trimble, Charlotte 130, 141, 145 Turner, Christie 130, 148 Turner, Tommy 136 Turner, Vickie 133 Ulmer, Konn 136. 148 Valles, Carlos 139 Vann, Meg 130, 145 Villa, Fabian 136 Villa, Freddy 139 Villa. Henry 136 Villa, Patsy 136 Villa, Ray 136 Villa, Viola 133. 141, 146 Villareal, Juan 133. 141, 146, 148, 149 Waits, Lou Ann 133. 141, 146, 148 Walker: Sue 122 Walton, Gary 139 Walton, Steve 130, 142, 144, 148 Wheeler. Gib 133, 143 Wheeler, Marilyn 122 Wheeler, Mary Lyn 124, 130, 141, 145, 148 Williams, Curtis 133, 143, 147 Woody, Jim 130, 142, 138 Wright. Betty 122 Yater, Bridgett 139, 141 Yater, Chris 133 Young, Bill 122 Young. Brenda 136 Young. Jellry 139 Young, Jennifer 139 Young. Marcy 124, 126, 130. 140, 145 ELEMENTARY. COOKS. CUSTODIANS Acosta. Cynthia 158 Aguilar. Christina 160 Aguilar. Mario 164 Aguirre. Arlene 162 Aguirre, Cruz 162 Aguirre, Johnny 162 Aguirre. Norma 158 Alaniz, Lisa 162 Allred, Cory 164 Allred, Melissa 158 Almager, Bobby 158 Almager, David 160 Almager, Joann 162 Almager, Rene 160 Anderson, Jerry 156 Anderson, Terry 156 Anderson. Tommy 164 Angel, Linda 155 Arizmendi, Marco 158 Avalos, Anita 164 Avalos, Peter 160 Badgett, Averil 166 Barnes, Robby 156 Barnes, Rocky 156 Barnnill, Greg 162 Barrera, Martin 158 Barrera, Rita 160 Beaver, Gina 155 Bizzell, Tracy 164 Bizzell, Troy 162 Blackwell, Bobby 162 Blancett, Chris 156 Blancett, Jill 162 Bounds. Deborah 154 Brandenburger, Jody 164 Bravo, Yolanda 164 Brown, Billy 156 Brown, Leatrice 154 Brown. Tressa 162 Brumley, Betty 166 Bryan, Chris 156 Bryand, Michelle 164 Bryand, Tim 156 Burns, Shannon 164 Burris, Shana 164 Byers, Christine 160 Cain, Wayne 162 Campbell, Connie 160 Cantu, Elias 156 Cantu, Melissa 160 Castillo, Jasmin 162 Castillo, Rosa 164 Castillo, Willie 158 Cazares, Carmen 164 Cazares, Juan, Jr. 156 Cazares, Juan 167 Cazares, Joe 162 Cazares, Micaella 156 Cazares, Paula 160 Chapa, Emorio 156 Chapa, Erlinda 158 Chapa, Leana 156 Chapa, Leandro 164 Chapa, Valentino 162 Clatterbuck, Carla 164 Clay. Shane 162 Cox, Billy Dan 164 Davis, Charise 158 Davis, Dana 164 Davis, Rona 154 De Lao Betty 160 De Lao Paul 156 De La Rosa, Juan 162 De La Rosa, Damon 164 De La Rosa, Richard 162 La Rosa, Rosemary 158 De Diaz, Helen 164 Diaz, Rosalio 160 Dickenson, Karen 158 Douglas, Patty 160 Dowden. Derek 158 Edwards. Paula 162 English, Cynthia 158 English, Joyce 160 Enriquez, Antonia 158 Enrizuez, Maria 156 Esparza, Rosa 160 Estrada, Anthony 158 Estrada, Thomas 160 Evans, Phyllis 166 Fletcher. Lana 160 Flores, Antonio 156 Flores. Cecilia 160 Flores, Deana 156 Flores, Delma 162 Flores, lrma 156 Flores, Jose 162 Flores, Margie 166 Flores, Rosie 156 Flores, Sylvia 160 Flores, Valentino 164 Flores, Yolanda 156 Franklin, Reginald 164 Fryar, Kristi 164 Fuentes, John 162 Gabbert, Nina 154 Galendo, Tamara 164 Garcia, Pam 156 Glaspie. Kevin 150, 160 Gonzales, Barbara 158 Gonzales, Mark 160 Gonzales, Marando 164 Gonzales, Marty 160 Gonzales. Juan 162 Gonzales, Patricia 156 Gossett, Angela 158 Graham, Marty 160 Green. Carol 154 Gregory, Kim 162 Grissom. David 156 Grissom. Mike 156 Guevara, Santos 166 Harrell, Larue 154 Haynie, John 161 Heidelberg, Shana 164 Henley, Puncher 156 Henry, Sandra 156 Hernandez, Arturo 158 Hernandez. Carlos 160 Hernandez. Edward 164 Hernandez, Alisa 162 Hernandez, Juanita 162 Hernandez, Maria 158 Hernandez, Martin 158 Hernandez, Mary 166 Hernandez, Nathaniel 164 Hernandez, Raquel 164 Hernandez, Rosa 160 Hernandez, Rosalinda 156 Hernandez, Rasario 165 Hernandez, Sophia 165 Hernandez, Sylvia 165 Hernandez, Zoila 155 Hinojosa, Bobby 158 Hinojosa. Esther 158 Hinojosa, Gilbert 165 Hinojosa, Irene 158 Hinojosa, Jerry 162 Hinojosa, Mary 162 Hinojosa, Virginia 158, 162 Holcomb, Mary 154 Holt, Michael 160 Hopkins, Jonie 156 Howard, Nita 166 Huckaby, Tammie 158 Huffman. Carol 155 lngram, Sheryl 158 lnman, Shana 158 Johnson, Julie 150, 160 Jones, Angela 162 Jones, Cheryl 165 Jones, Jonita 158 Jones, Kimberly 165 Jones, Mike 162 Jones, Paula 162 Jones, Tammie 156 Kelly. Sonja 158 Klein, Delores 166 Koonce, Danny 158 Lanktorcl, Evelyn 154 Larez, Renee 156 Larez, Ricky 160 Leal, Cynthia 162 Ledbetter. Imogene 154 Lile, Virginia 154 Lindsey. Shane 158 Louder, Darrell 162 Louder, Lesa 150, 158 Low, Ike 166 Luxton, Billie 156 Luxton, Tony 162 McCalister, Rosalyn 165 McCauley, Connie 156 McKinney, Charlie 156 McReynolds, Kim 161 Marquez, Alicia 155 Marquez, Andrea 158 Marquez, Christina 165 Marquez, Dianne 158 Marquez, Janie 156 Marquez, Lesa 165 Marquez, Martin 156 Marquez, Mary 155 Marquez, Ramona 156 Marquez, Raymond 160 Marquez, Ricky 165 Marquez. Tim 167 Martinez, Ernestina 162 Mashburn, Donna 161 Matthews. David 156 Michelson. Billie 165 Mirns. Pam 150, 156 Mims. Todd 162 Mitchell, Caren 154 Montez, David 162 Montez, Gary 158 Montez, Joanna 156 Montez, Joe 162 Montez, Josephine 158 Montez, Mary 167 Montez, Norma 162 Morena, Isabel 165 Morrison, Kim 156 Myrick, John 161 Newkirk, Regina 165 Newman. Kendall 156 Nevarez, Allred 161 Nix, Freddie 158 North, Beverly 155 North, Heath 150, 162 North. Trey 158 O'Banion. Gay 165 Oiivas, Albert 165 Olivas, Carey 162 Olivas, Lorena 162 Olivas. Nora 161 Ortiz, Carlos 162 Ortiz, Gavino 158 Ortiz, Ramon 158 Padron. Marcus 162 Payne, Mary 154 Percher, Andres 162 Perez, Mary 161 Petree, Willa 154 Phyllips, Robie 162 Phyllips, Wayne 156 Pierce, Don 156 Pinkerton, David 158 Posey. Vonda 156 Quesada, Abel 162 Ramirez, Gloria 158 Ramirez, Hector 162 Ramos, Michael 165 Ramos, Reubin 162 Ramos, Rudy 159 Ramos, Theresa 162 Ratlitt, Henrietta 166 Reyna, George 165 Reyna, Rosemary 161 Reyna. Salvador 16a Rhodes, Hope 165 Rhodes, Lyn 161 Riley, Janie 161 Rios, Geneva 162 Rodriguez, Cynthia 156 Rodriguez. Daniel 159 Rodriguez, David 161 Rodriguez, Diane 165 Rodriguez, Eddie 162 Rodriguez, Edillia 159 Rodriguez. George 161 Rodriguez, Mary 165 Roberts, Judy 161 Rubio, Angelina 162 Rubio, Joe 156 Rubio, Linda 161 Rubio, Naomi 159 Saenz, Eva 156 Saenz, Robert 161 Saenz, Rosario 161 Saenz, Roy 159 Salazar. Ernest 156 Salazar, Robert 162 Sale, Christie 162 Sale, Monica 161 Salgado, Delma 163 Salgado, Dora 156 Salgado, James 163 Salgado, Nellie 161 Salgado, Zoila 156 Sanchez, Nancy 159 Sanchez, Oscar 161 Sanchez, Regina 156 Sanchez, Wally 156 Sargent. David 159 Sargent, Sonia 163 Schoolcratt, Robert 165 Scurlark, Helen 159 Scurlark, Kathrine 156 Scurlark, Michael 161 Sears, Kelly 165 Shan ks, Linda 155 Singleterry, Sandra 165 Smit Smit Smit Smit Smit h, Dorothy 155 h. Ronnie 159 h, Sandra 161 h, Tommie 162 h, Veronica 156 Snell, Gracelyn 155 Snell, Daryl 150, 156 Snyder, Trixie 165 Sorley, Darran 157 Sorley. Dereck 163 Sotelo, Frank 166 Sotelo, Hector 165 Sotelo, Mary 166 Sotelo, Mauro 163 Sotelo, Teresa 163 Sotelo, Valentino 166 Springer, Lora 155 Straub, Raymond 165 Stein hauser, Randall 163 Stephens, Ben 155 Tarango. Ben 159 Taylor, Kim 163 Tello, Robert 161 Tello , Roger 157 Thigpen, Lyn 157 Thomas, Eddie 157 Thomas, Kathrine 157 Todd, Jill 165 Todd, Julie 161 Tollison. Mary Beth 157 Tom. Charlesa 157 Tom, Pam 150, 163 Trevi no. Emma 163 Ulmer, Greg 165 Urbina, Hilario 166 Valencia, Ramon 163 Valles, Yvette 161 Vann, Julie 165 Vasq Vasq Vasq Villa. Villa. uez, Duana 161 uez, Pedro 165 uez, Lorna 163 Adam 163 Carmen 161 Villa, Delores 163 Villa, Ermalinda 157 Villa, Freddy 163 Villa. Gerald 161 Villa. Jose 159 Villa. Joseph 157 Villa, Judy 161 Villa, Luis 157 Villa, Mike 163 Villa, Michael 165 Villa, Tommy 157 Villareal, Emma 161 Villar eal. Gloria 157 Vinson, Lanny 159 Vinson. Kevin 161 Wheeler, Sandra 159 White, Clyde 166 White, Rusty 165 Willia ms, Angela 161 Williams, Bernard 163 Williams, Carrol 157 Williams, Darrel 165 Williams, Donna 163 Williams, James 161 Williams, Lee 157 Williams, Maria 163 Williams, Robin 161 Williams. Sheri 165 Williams, Stephanie 165 arol 163 Wilson, C Wells. Joyce 166 Woods, Pauline 155 Woody, Marie 155 Wright, Norman 155 Young, Denis 157 Young, Kathy 157 Young. 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