Stanton High School - Roundup Yearbook (Stanton, TX)

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TIM GLYNN states that his primary extra-curricular interest was sports. After making second team All-District in football tivo years, Tim was named to the first squad his senior year. He rated All- South Plains and All- West Tesas teams, also. In basketball, Tim made All- District, first team, this season. He was named Most Valuable Player at Uvo tournaments and made two all-toiffnament teams. He also took a place on the All- South Plains team. Tim and his partner took the district title in doubles tennis this year. Previously he was a member of the district champion golf team two years. A drummer, Tim was president of the band. He was given the Marines Outstanding Bandsman Award. Members voted Tim FHA Beau and honored him at their Sweet- heart Banquet. Members TAMALA ALLRED, a junior, participated in athletics. A cheer- leader, she enjoyed supporting them also. Tamala had been a class of- ficer, and was named Football Sweetheart as a sophomore. She was a member of FCA and FHA. A guard for the basketball team, Tamala ran track and played tennis. Her hobbies included needle- point and horseback riding. She enjoyed waterskiing. A member of the All-District squad, BONNIE BLUDWORTH was a S ' ll forward on the basketball team. Bonnie was half of the district champ tennis doubles team which placed third at regional. Bonnie was honored for her beauty and grace with the 1975 Homecoming Queen title. She was voted Most Beautiful in that year, and named FHA Sweetheart. A cheerleader, she enjoyed dancing and camping. She hoped to enter modeling as a profession.

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NATALIE aTCHELL was a maiorette for the Buffalo Band. When not twirling, she played the flute. She was crowned 1976-77 homecoming queen. A member of FCA, she sup- ported and enjoyed athletics. She participated in track. Natalie was often foun d sing- ing for FHA parties and banquets. A sophoniore, Natalie said she likes plants, animals, and people, adding especially those who smile. MARVIN JONES, a junior, was voted Best-All-Around Male Ath- lete by the coaches. He played halfback on the starting varsity football squad and was named All- District, second team, in basketball. He advanced to the state track meet as a member of the sprint and mile relays. He was class favorite as a soph- omore. Paiga Lou Eiland described Marvin, I ' ve grown up with him and he ' s always been a good friend. He stood by me through good and bad times. He ' s always there. He has a good personality. Students Elect Outstanding Our Way Of Honoring Them Is Changed, But We ' ve Always Had Outstanding Students! We ' d always elected students to hold a title, such as Wittiest, Most Beautiful, Most Intellectual, etc., We decided to change and honor people for their all-around personalities — and call them Outstanding . The student body was given a ballot listing the qualities, de- pendability, school spirit, friend- liness, involvement, and pleasant personality. They were asked to list those they considered to have these qualities. These were the Outstanding Students of 1976-77.

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President of the student coun- cil, KENNY McCAUSTER was described by Scott Creech as One of the friendliest dudes around . Scott said, He ' s always acting crazy — one of a kind. He ' s got class. Having represented Stanton at the regional track meet two years, Kenny made it to state as a senior. He was named to the All-Dis- trict teams in both football and basketball. TITOE JONES was recognized for her spirit and friendliness. She was voted Miss School Spirit and Wittiest as a junior. She took the Miss SHS title her sophomore year. Outstanding in basketball, Titoe was named All-District guard two years. Having been a high school cheerleader, Titoe served as Pep Squad officer her senior year. She was HECE president, and her smiling face was often found at the Dairy Queen where she worked. LEANN BIGGS, starting guard in varsity basketball, gained a spot on die all-tournament team at Grand Falls. In track, Leann was a link of the mile relay, and ran the 440 dash. Learm was crowned 1976-77 Lion ' s Club Queen after voicing her opinion against violence on television. TERRY SMITH was one of the reasons Stanton ' s FFA team main- tained its impressive record. He qualified for state contests two years on the range and pasture teams. He placed among the top individuals in many tournaments, taking first place at Sweetwater. Terry competed in athletics, also. He played football and bas- ketball throughout high school. He played tennis one year. Terry served as treasurer of the FCA Huddle, and was president of his class as a junior. Concentrating most of her time and energy on athletics, LEZA BRITT was recognized for her versatility in sports. She was voted Most-Improved Female Athlete by the coaches. Tri-captain of the basketball team, she made all- toiuiiament guard at Garden City in 1975 and tliis year rated third team All- State. Having won district three years •in doubles tennis, Leza and her partner took third this spring at regional. Leza competed in the 880 run for the track team. A junior, Leza was named to die National Honor Society. Slie was an officer of tlie FCA Cuddle.