Stanton High School - Roundup Yearbook (Stanton, TX)

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PAUL SPARKS' chief interest is sports. He plays on the varsity bas- ketball team and is on the golf team, also. He enjoys riding motorcycles and dancing. PauI's other hobbies are swimming and traveling. Paul's greatest assets were summed up by Liz Schuman He has a good personality and has a knack for making people laugh. 14 activities A junior class representative stu- dent council, Paul helped to gath- er flrewood for the homecoming pep rally. Summer is LEZA BRITT'S fa- vorite season of the year, at which time she enjoys swimming and skiing. She dislikes to be around the house and watch television. Leza also enjoys sewing, cooking and handicrafts. A sports enthusiast, she played on the varsity basketball squad for four years. At the Colorado City tournament, she was named most valuable player, and was starting guard for three years. She made all-district team and was selected to play in the Texas All-Star game. In tennis, Leza was district dou- bles champion and advanced to region three years, along with her partner, Bonnie Bludworth. She was a member of the track team her junior year. Leza was a member of National Honor Society, FCA, FHA, and FTA. Leza's classmates elected her class treasurer. LEANN BIGGS, named to the

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These qualities: dependability, school spirit, friendliness, involve- ment, and pleasant personalities. The student body was asked to consider these qualities and vote for those students they considered to be our OUTSTANDING STU- DENTS. Those receiving most votes were among those who lent texture to THE MASTERPIECE. Serving as girls athletics man- ager, PAIGA LOU EILAND pre- sented inspirational thoughts to the players before each basketball game. A senior, she was elected Stu- dent Council president, where her duties included introducing guests and leading Pledge of Allegiance during assemblies. FCA president, Paiga Lou helped to raise money for national con- ference. She planned program material and arranged for guest speakers. Faculty members nominated Paiga Lou for Who's Who Among American High School Students and National Honor Society. She served on Youth Council of her church for three years. Paiga Lou served as teacher's aide for a first grade class her sen- ior year. O c Fl' GD Fl' na : E: :s UQ 'N OUTSTANDING STUDENTS Bonnie Bludworth Mary Allred, Larry Carroll, Mike Swinson, Coddie Huffman, Lynn Wheeler, Leza Britt Dymorle Christian, Loretta Bob Jones, Marvin Jones, Todd Smith

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1978 all-district basketball team, had started as guard on the varsity basketball game for three years. She made Iraan All-Tournament Team and as a senior was co-win- ner of the Most Improved Female Athlete Award. Participating in track for three years she qualified for regional as a junior. Leann was a member of Society of Distinguished American High School Students and National Honor Society. She received two merit awards her junior year: Eng- lish and home and family living. As a member of the student council, she was elected treasurer her senior year. She belonged to FCA and FHA. Leann enjoys horseback riding and swimming. She likes all sports and warm, sunshiny days. Her fa- vorite indoor activity is sewing. Leann plans coaching career. I don't like things that try to nold me back in life, comment- ed MARVIN JONES. He hasn't let injuries keep him from competing and excelling in sports. Marvin was named to the All- West Texas and All-American 'ootball teams in 1977. He was a member of the state mile relay champions. Though unable to play basketball as a senior due to knee surgery, he was a varsity starter previous years. Marvin would like to pursue a sports-related career. All-district basketball player, BONNIE BLUDWORTH was a starting forward on the varsity squad. Participating in the FCA basketball marthon to raise funds for national conference, Bonnie scored 139 points earning S400 for the organization. A tennis player, Bonnie and her doubles partner, Leza Britt, were district champions. They advanced to regional and placed fourth. The girls were partners both their ju- nior and senior years. Bonnie was named co-winner of Most-Im- proved-Female Athlete award at the all-sports banquet. Head cheerleader for three years, Bonnie lent a helping hand in painting and hanging pep rally signs. As cheerleader, she was flag bearer with the band in marching performances for three years. An employee of Stanton Wal- green Drug Bonnie served as vice- president of the Home Economics Cooperative Education group. Bonnie also belonged to FCA. Varsity football player, CODDIE HUFFMAN set the district field- goal record of 42 yards in 1977. Coddie was a member of FCA, science club, golf and track. FHAers nominated him for chapter beau. Senior class Vice-President, Coddie attended Pecos High School during his freshman and sophomore years. While at Pecos, he was a member of National Honor Society and the First Chris- tian Church. Coddie sang in the Church choir. His favorite activities include water skiing, ping pong and pool. Coddie also enjoys all kinds of sports and traveling. His favorite football teams are the Texas AGM Aggies and Dallas Cowboys. Coddie would like to pursue a career in computer science.