Sweetwater High School - Yucca Gloriosa Yearbook (Sweetwater, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1976 volume:

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'J'.xTWffWf!1.-:dl 4 , xy. ,X -Ru! tb M! w 1 M Q, WN V I N Vi t i N J l a vuccxx GLORIOSA Sweetwater High Sweetwater, Texas I976-Volume 55 w 1 w i . v ' w ' w -4 , , 4 'f 'E A H i '--.ia , if , J, xi X f .i lr - , r' gd 1 . wr- J' A 1, -I V ., X x N F xg, RX - ' ' A.J'-ff , K , , up ,f-,. If Y + ,L . , . J, .Xl wadifhn .1 v - A - ' ' T35 1 is 'nl ' x M, , Xhqvv-' '-. ' ,df Aww , , ,', If f'j'kJf. . , I QV I pf-K f -' fy - -.2-.-.- in-.--H Y , - fk,fv,1d, l r .- 'i-iii A iff H , I ...... 3 fi X . 1 ! V1 . 4. X l 1 'a .' ff! ,l -I new J E' Although hemlines have dropped at or below the knee, major student fads have changed very little over the last year. The faded jean still reigns supreme. Makin' the drag has con- tinued on as always, but instead of the old familiar Ray's Drive-In, it now circles the Sonic. Jaws made a ripple on the book and movie scene, and the few who hadn't seen the movie or read the book found themselves left out of many grotesque conversations con- cerning people being masticated by mammoth sharks. For months every- one was discussing the film. Women's Lib marched on, blue jeans faded, and the drag down Broadway continued. Years from now we will lookt back on all of this and laugh, but right now it's our LIFE- STYLE. 3 , a, vi . A- .pg ,-'9 rs, .1 , X . X , QQ gp ' . Ii' viii? X 9 .ff W-- A 5- -x 9. -. o y'1,,-,.-v vu-QA. .. ..- ., ,K , V--Aig Sw 'x r MX Ax 5 K Ei W, ku 7 :fi I fk Q? 9 LH wi Like any other organization or school, SHS is not merely buildingsg but people-people interested in eve- rything from Shakespeare to football. The musicians, the ropers, the ac- tors, and the athletes all make up a part of Sweetwater High School. Eve- ryone from the lowest Freshman to the most prestigious Senior has a role to play in the life of SHS. 5 For each kind of SHS student, there is an activity. The football players finish their afternoon workouts just as the band begins to warm up for their evening practice sessions. The drama enthusiasts spend hours in the audi- torium as the yearbook staff works frantically to meet deadlines. The largest event of the year is Homecoming. Clubs prepare floats for the parade, queens are elected and crowned, and numerous pep rallies are held during the week. After the bonfire on Thursday night, the week is climaxed on Friday by a downtown parade and the Homecom- ing football game. ,mi 6 .a xfjl, I tv...- 'A Y- ,g.M..,, W5?: 'f 3: ,jr , ' .Jw Activitie ' vf,-Q I L I I i, I 1' if' ' ' E'.TfETfK 'l , x :Sis Qsiglisii lm' ' . 1 v 1 1 1 114, fu V, ,C, fig, a n H X w PM 1.. ,.,, .-1 V- ,K 'ff , Kr ,fd ,1 P- L ' ff- ' 'Www' . .M .-av , . w M., A X Q , , HA . A A x . 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A -,W EM 1 ' ' g , -.7-'-- tri . n ! ,5'r'1 . 1-2-I-at X MN ' ..l-P i 1 l 2 a ,, . rug. . 3 - . Q,- E .ff TOP RIGHT Mrs. Wanda Ham and Frank Davis help Arthur Castro register for the second trimester. MIDDLE RIGHT Working on a modern sculpture in Art class are Freddie DeLeon and Chuck Martin. BOTTOM LEFT Terry Bennett practices target shooting in archery. BOTTOM RIGHT Some of the members of the business law class prepare to go on a field trip to the local courthouse. Members pictured are: Cheryl Riggin, Elva Gomez, Debra Killough, Joel Campbell, Ricky Par- sons, and Alan Payne. Teaching the class is Will Faver. N ..,-I-',., - 'Qg:g.w,L-Jr.:' ijplt,--f 'ff 'i 1 tiger- liqg1l1f.reS,f...L1 T S 1 'f If, fl Mer :Uf 1Lw' ne., - - WHERE 'i5V'1-tfvrf-H-TQ L lQ:4g1,Ef,'r5 !f Q- Al.: iii gi Q I 1 4 S ..ffj 91 . V' fff' . ...1 'nm if sf H EEQQH- i 4,1231-waQrZ+,N- . 7', i fTA f'ffLT -141.gif-Jfei '- -E 1 rr 1--.2 ' is 1 - yy j.1ZmjZ7-452 .,.V-,H N I 1 - f':,v4Q'E.lg1 g, . -- ,, ,gt ' Af. l ii.. - 1, .L . iw-in frrri--:fr':,ev:.-1-fy - is-f 'i -W - -r ',.'.,4fi'1 i .ir -pmt, i . 5 1 -lr l as in ,I, -1-agen. - ,,,.. K . s., 'F .. W-',,,,-4' 111115 1 ima- uarter system introduces new courses A legislative law that provided for the Quarter System became effective for Sweetwater High this year. With the introduction of the Quarter System, students at SHS have been given a broader choice of courses. The Quarter System divides the school year into three trimesters that are twelve weeks long. All students are now required to take six weeks tests, but those students who are eligible for exemptions do not have to take trimester finals. TOP LEFI' Susan Wright and Cindy Carroll work to perfect their handstands during gymnastics class. BOTTOM LEFT Clifton Griffith gets the headboard of a bed ready for refinishing by repairing and sanding the piece of fur- niture. BOTTOM RIGHT In the repair and refinish- ing woodwork class Jesse DeLeon and Tony Heredia put the finishing touches on a table. y'fv--- I . .1 ,,,.. I' Math Being required to take at least two years of math at SHS, there are a number of math courses offered. These are Fundamentals of Algebra, Algebra I and ll, trigonometry, ele- mentary analysis, Related Math I and ll, and geometry. A new change was made this year in the math cur- riculum. lt is no longer required to have geometry before taking Algebra ll. The result is a number of sophomores in the Algebra II classes. TOP RIGHT Mrs. Ruth Reece explains a math problem to Nancy Brown and Fred Boore. TOP RIGHT Mr. Smith helps Arlin Forbes with the slide rule. BOTTOM RIGHT Mrs. Lucy Williams ex- lains the im ortance of eometric D D Q designs to Donna Boyer and Floy Blank- ship. 18 fascinates, poses problems tudents enjoy English variety H1747 ' ' fmwrgf' 'YT Tr, The change in curriculum has ad- ded some new courses in the English department such as science fictiong vocabulary studyg business Englishg and Beowulf, Chaucer, and Milton. The new curriculum provided more advanced courses for college bound students, and gave junior and senior students a wider choice of courses. Due to the changes, seniors are no longer required to take English. TOP LEFI' Teresa Jones, Rhonda Foshee, Alvaro Gloria, and Floy O'Rear find the caricature and examples of satire interest- ing. TOP RIGHT LQ B. Taylor tries to get the point across to one of his English classes. BOTTOM LEFI' Members of a Freshman English class listen to a lecture about the different types of literature. 19 Science labs provide experience Science students are Kept busy by labs, note taking, science projects, and tests. TOP RIGHT Scott Jarvis, Debbie Johnson, Debra Kennedy, Susie Lanstord, Avery Johnson, Kurt Huckabee, and Jobeth Hicks examine a fractionating tower in physical science. MIDDLE LEFT Michael White watches Kent Ruffin and Blair Jones stuff a rabbit during Biology ll. MIDDLE RIGHT Barry Kirkland discusses a Physics lab with Jeanette Alldredge, Torrey Wetsel, and Michael White. BOTTOM LEFT Kenneth Bruner and Joe Luce ex- amine an analytical balance during chemistry class. 20 tyw Social sciences teach varied ways of life ln the Social Science Department teachers present geographic loca- tions of countries, government func- tions, and the histories of the United States and of other countries. Many students are also getting background studies in the theories of psychology and sociology. Social science stu- dents work hard on completing term papers, answering questions, and drawing maps. TOP One of the Civics classes learns about the court system by having a mock trial. Members of the class pictured are Joe Ed Franklin, Teresa Carlton, David Pevehouse, Armando Gomez, Torrey Wetsel, and Elias Gutierrez. MIDDLE Members of a Psychology class learn more about themselves by playing Group Therapy. BOTTOM Members of a World History class try to complete their assignment before the bell. 21 iii i i iw ui -E ' it-l iff Nb.-ge, gg-1 Foreign language department exp ln the past the only foreign language offered was Spanish, but this year a German course has been added to the curriculum. Many col- lege bound students take two years of either Spanish or German to meet col- lege requirements. Spanish I students learn the basic fundamentals of Spanish through drills and short conversations. In Spanish ll the students use the con- cepts they learn in Spanish I to make more detailed conversations and to write and translate essays. Students in the German class not only learn the basics of the German language, but also about the histories and cultures of German speaking countries. TOP LEFT At the German class Christmas party, Richard Smith and Greg Rhyne dis- cuss the different taste of German food. TOP RIGHT Mrs. Bette Martin helps stu- dents translate the German conversation written on the board. Students pictured are Theresa Palacios, Carl Pryor, and Richard Smith. BOTTOM Students in Spanish l use the language lab to help develop Spanish accents. Students pictured are Sean McBeth, Mike Dickson, Lonnie Mendez, and Jerry Crausbay. 22 U-4-La..,.ull 'fllllNG Students learn in job programs Several different vocational classes are offered at SHS. These classes are designed to help students learn more about business careers. Since different types of courses are offered, students have more of a variety of jobs to look for. TOP Tommy Tabors works as a gas station attendant at a local sta- tion. BOTTOM LEFT Building trades students, Sammy Mardis and David Ellis place trim around the house that the class is building. BOTTOM RIGHT ICT student, Robbie Dorman is shown butchering a cow. -sf' P. E. stresses physical fitness Several changes have been made in the Physical Educa- tion Department this year. Since the introduction of the Quarter System students are required to take five trimesters of P. E. To fill the five trimesters many new courses such as archery, handball, and gymnastics have been added to the curriculum. Two new teachers have also been added. Miss Cindy Ramos works with girls P. E. and Coach George Byerly with the Boys P. E. TOP Timothy Saddler, Steve Smith, and Mario Garza play handball in P. E. BOTTOM Girls in the fifth period P. E. class play speedball, a com- bination of basketball and baseball. Pictured are: Cindy Hearn, Sue Meneses, Gail Lobdell, Rosa Morales, and Coach Ramos. - x. xffn- ' 1- '- ia P ,K 1- ' 5' F J' 7 F J 4 f. Y Y F lf, -7- j .--C :nt-4b n----1- -F I 1 - gp .3 J 7' W ,,,..- i V A - -F' if 1 F' 1 fl ',.n..-Jf- T5 if 1- -7' '73 7 ik ff-if yF,:,,.Js-lb' 4 r J' ff! :-fha 4L,.fl il' A' J- W- .gf--1 ii Q yr ir I ,Y i Q 'S' :llc fl ' 'rl----P 75' Y 7' I W... g T ff 'ai - 1- I 1' if , - ' 7177 VTP? 'Z' ' 1 1 if ' 1 -'EAW T l ..,.-Y' hi, 4 1 2 0 . QEL ' is 'Ni ' , . f My 5 X Il I .. 453: N AH .. . ax V X- .. 9 xr ' , .M i . Y ,asf Y ' .fag X :Q '- X V VA' .f ' if fx K ' ' .r i .V it l' ' - .1 L' , - . -A. A . , ' 24 .ig . I. f . V i . Q ' l l l l l Future farmers learn, compete Ag students learn the basics of farming techniques. This year they have participated in livestock shows and judging contests. They have continued the tradition of selling gra- pefruit and oranges. Students in ag have also learned to work in the shop, where they weld, saw, build, along with many other things. Many of the students have farm animals, which they keep at the school ag barns. The number of students in ag has increased rapidly in the past few years. mggq .lllllill , 4 2 it -l-e TOP LEFT Kenneth Dudensing helps Ag students work on a project. Students pictured are Keith Walker, Jimmy Walker, Kim Scribner, and Lisa Guelker. TOP RIGHT Eddie Puckett teaches welding procedures. BOTTOM Dennis Campbell, Marlin Daniels, Dennis Cumbie, and Pam Davenport discuss livestock weights. 1 ' - ..-, Jar- 25 Students prepare for their future . -4 .l .H .q ful, m.-J The quarter system has not affected the business department except for the addition of the business law class. Business law teaches students crimi- nal law procedure. Due to a lack of in- terest in business machines and cleri- cal practice the two courses were combined. The new course, which consists of about fourteen students, is designed to teach business machine usage and proper business procedure. Typing and bookkeeping are two courses that have been offered in high school for many years, but this year, for the first time, typing is being offered to sophomores. TOP LEFT Robbie Hefner and Johnny Woner work to finish their bookkeeping problems before the bell rings. TOP RIGHT Tammy Taylor, Jill Ludlum, Bronda McCoy, and Mary Ann Reyes take timed writings to test their speed and ac- curacy in typing, MIDDLE RIGHT Adelina Castro, Grace Palacios, and Brenda Herring take dicta- tion during shorthand class. BOTTOM Cindy Graff, Vickie Fleeves, and Debra Killough learn to work with business machines in clerical practice. 26 Q A' 4 1,.,i:.y5.,.' V ,.'f'..'fnl' Y wi 'nj' '- J I 14.1 li l , ' i L 1.4 lfp F' Lust N 2 24- 3'-l.5j.1'l?' ,I iii: .vu-:lgagr T ,. X, X ffl, W I. 4 ' . ii ti.. H ll tin: , , ,. i'1h5lt'3ci'f'-f. Ju, i it ' It am -N. 3 .M,YK-.gh 5 U' . v 1,-Y , 1 . I ll . T Students plan for adulthood are designed to help both boys and , girls prepare for adulthood and parenthood. The courses provide studies in consumer management i dealing with nutrition, clothing, and ' , furniture. Home and family living helps students understand marriage it '- L and the responsibilities each partner The homemaking classes at SHS fg has to the other. 'Wifi' ' W i i' 445 fjlfl iggz 1'-Q ,' ,W N 1 TOP LEFT Helen Davis and Brenda Green Eff jffffy ' prepare their sewing materials. T557 '5.fi'F'-fi ' T 'TSl':,i', 'kg A It TOP RIGHT Patricia Tatom, Glenda Q - I an E Q -1 Hornsburger, Rhonda Baxter, and Michele T - Q ' ' jig-.3 1ij,'i' Q-.tijgz T, i 'E Armstrong work on home and family living T 6 projects. gi, r-Jud i ' , ' ' , H t ' BOTTOM Taking part in a cooking project , ' ,L ' ,K are from left to right: Estella Martinez, l 3 . . , A ' l Darlene Clark, Tammy Brannan, and Deb- ' bie Glass. K ui, T nf' , - 1 , l .ll ..,f'-if If 4... .. in-HAL 'Y H' :.- 4 ,,.4- ig, ...- -fe--'-4s1fi 5 Yrs-f -iii 2 4.A.+ - af-ffm 4 .A .lf Y Y ,,1. . L:,,.:e A . di FTW? . ,Y.. ,,,. ,. ,- llffvr I . .5323 . Fri , Y, 'F .lffff .w353,i, if-e'---, .lg l,.!..,..ligaN'f..ff -ll ll L l 'rg Vi SP Several SHS students are partici- pating in CVAE, Coordinated Voca- tional Academic Education. CVAE is a program designed to prepare stu- dents for apprenticeship in various construction trades, such as carpen- try, masonry, cement finishing, electrical wiring, painting and plumb- ing. Students work for two hours each day and take four academic courses including math, English, science, and social studies. Students involved inthe Plan A pro- gram work in the resource room at different times during the day. The program allows students to work at their own level where they receive any special attention necessary. TOP Members of the CVAE class, taught by James Fullwood, paint a local resi- dence. BOTTOM Mrs. Neblett helps Vickie Proctor with her Plan A assignment. 28 ,.,,--as sw- , ecial courses help students ., N , T -If U '-kfidn K J- , , jill- lll-lflilg T + ig .g,. ,, Li. .-.Q ' ' ' ' - 5 . ffflj, .'.ll1Fll'4g'5'q.l.'9g-5f. i f,Q1',?5E':iI5.5 -Q T-ff tL'. : -ll - .- ' . . . . '?Q'1-i'f.f.57'fi' ' .J -f 'l'5'-., js' - J f 4'9 2Qf:r---1. . 3:-el. :ff . in Aj. - it ,.l., fl-wr-14-Lg,5..4.--il . . , ' - me l ' W-gi,1,,'F'iaiu li I rj Library resources help students The school library is an everyday sight to many students. During the mornings the library is open for those who forgot to do last night's homework, a science report, or for those just wanting to find a good book to read. The library is also a research room for many of the teachers. TOP Mrs. Zelma Hulse helps Sandra McDonell run off a paper on the XEROX Copier. BOTTOM LEFT Sondra Alexander and Eliza Alcala help Russell Har- ris check out a book during activity period. BO1'I'0M RIGHT Lynn Turner ponders over which book would be the st to read. gli . --.fe assft flillizi n 29 Working staff kept busy by students lim 4 Q t For most students the lunch period provides a few minutes out of the day to relax, talk with friends, and eat. The lunchroom workers are responsible for cooking and sewing the students their meals. On different days throughout the year the lunchroom workers broke monotony in the familiar cafeteria by wearing bonnets and aprons in honor of the Bicenten- nial. The custodians work hard to see that the halls, cafeteria, and school grounds are kept clean. They also help teachers with locked doors, lost keys, and burned out light fixtures etc. . . TOP LEFI' Mrs. Helen Hoskins wipes ta- bles after the last lunch period. TOP RIGHT Mrs. Carmen Soto washes the lunch dishes. MIDDLE Mrs. Pat Hayes collects money from Esther Martinez in the snack bar. BOTTOM Custodians include, ttop rowj R. Barrera, C. Bowen, and J. Martinez, fbot- tom YOWD M. Bowen, and C. Martinez. Not pictured is M. Herredia. 50 Vu amiliar faces seen around the campus i-fs' . ,f'J'X Mrs. Dixie Haggard Science Mrs. Wanda Ham Guidance Counselor Mr. Carlos Alvarado History, Government Mrs. Lydia Alvarado English Miss Louise Bollinger Home Economics, Home and Family Living Mr. Fred Boone Science, Coach Mrs. LaMaryIis Breeding Typing, Shorthand Mrs. Judith Brentz Science Mr. George Byerly P. E., Coach Miss Nikki Casner Spanish, English Mr. Frank Davis Vocational Counselor Mr. Kenneth Dudensing Vocational Agriculture Mrs. Doris Duke Homemaking Mrs. Virginia Faver Nurse Mr. Will Faver Science, Business Law Mr. James Fullwood CVAE Mrs. Florence Goodwyn Journalism, English Mr. Jim Gray Assisiant Principal Mrs. Jackie Hancock Science Mr. Walter Hargrove English, Coach Mr. Raymond Hefner Drafting Mrs. Ftojean Hicks Plan A Mrs. Zelma Hulse Librarian Mr. Glenn lmken Metal Trades Mr. James Langford Principal Mr. John Linn ICT Mrs. Laura McAfee English Mr. Larry MoCright Building Trades Mr. Frank McDonald Choir Mr. Don Macon Math Mrs. Bette Martin German Mr. Bennett Monde ECHO Mr. Ned Moore Art Mrs. Flozelle Norred English Mrs. Nelda Olvera Library Aide Mrs. Mary Sue Owens Career Education Mrs. Carolee Patterson History, Psychology Mr. Trent Phipps Health, Coach 32 Teachers relax between classe lv i i ll l ll l I, Q 1' Mrs. Ira Lea Puckett Bookkeeping Mr. Rock Rainey Woodwork Miss Cindy Ramos Girls P. E. Mrs. Ruth Reece Math Mr. Bill Rice DE Mr. Gary Rotan Special Education Mr. Charles Russell History, Coach Mr. Fred Scott Drivers Training, Tennis Mr. Byron Shelly Geography, Coach Mr. Clarence Smith Math Mrs. Anne Spitler Math Mr. L. B. Taylor English Mrs. Billie Jo Tobias ECHO Mr. John C. Williams Health, Coach Mrs. Lucy Williams Math Mrs. Rosa Wolfe Homemakirig, HECE Bennett Monde, Fred Scott, and Mrs Rosa Wolfe relax between classes in the teachers' lounge. 1 ' ' 222 ' ' Q sn , 1 , sn sn ' . ' U ' 'C ' w wx . , . vip .QL- ah HT-T' . Student Council alternates are Mendy Butler, Debbie Gossett, Carol Carmichael, Tammy Taylor, Allison Dickson, Paige Pace, Debra Haley, Marla Bose, Christi Smith, Edith Castillo, Sylvia Gomez, Vicki Hobbs, Debra Wilks, isecond rowj Melonie Williams, Holly Carlton, Kim Hook, Inga Monde, Louise Guelker, Jackie Byrne, Shirley Marshall, Sandy Ridley, Elaine Lackey, Lisa Sledge, Mona Birkla, Debra Porter, Kathy Whisenant, lthird rowi Jennie McCoy, Sheri Luce, Lori McBeath, Deana Pittman, Tracy Blanton, Sharon Zetzman, Gilda Gerst, Stan Phillips, Dennis Cum- bie, Jerry Crausbay, Sean Smith, ifourth rowl Brent Howard, Tony Heredia, John Willingham, Mickey Hayes, Johnny Woner, Sammy Lambert, Maxie Allen, Terry Bennett, Mike McMahon, Sean McBeath, Bobby Pickett, ififth rowi James Vasquez, L. T. Franklin, Mark Oliver and Santigo Bugarin. TOP On February fourth, four students from Snyder High School attended classes at SHS. They were invited by the Student Coun- cil and are shown in a Student Council meeting held that day. MIDDLE Many of the year's activities are dependent on the stu- dent's participation in voting in elections sponsored by the Stu- dent Council. B01'l'OM Alan Lackey is the president of this year's council. 37 . 5 , l l Council holds annual events The Student Council sponsored a dance after the Yucca Gloriosa Coronation, February 14. The band TOPICS from Abilene played for the dance. BOTTOM Some members of Student Council are decorating for the dance to be held after Yucca. ABOVE The officers of Student Council are Alan Lackey, Kent Ruffin, Vicki Waddell, and Lisa Boswell. They are shown with sponsors Frank Davis and Flozelle Norred. The members of the Student Council are on the preceding page. The representatives are Renee Bromley, Kathie Cumbie, Mary Osvath, Shelia Smith, Todd Cooper, Kyle Lawrence, Kelli Waddell, Matt Pat- terson, Beau Patterson, Qsecond rowl Jeff Stein, Tania Riney, Ginger Braswell, Jay Lawrence, Karen Reich, Kelly Robeson, Brenda Free- man, Sylvia Fleyes, Laura Elston, lthird rowl Scott Knox, Cindy Lee, Becky Flodawalt, Brad Hawley, Teresa Carlton, Gary Epps, David Graham, Guy Jones, Bruce Allen, Chris Pullig, lfourth YOWJ and Everet Todd. 38 1 ' ik 'Q f.-:lf-fm! - - .. .rf -,, -. , VH ..,.', ,e , . di , , . fc iggjlri sv-'f L.. J U g 1. . Q I - 17 1'. 'AM1' ,. gfgf' ,gi -,iff - 'Ziff 12 15? v1'r. f-i '-if-giugfflz X: 2 lf ' . 659' -, I ,,,., va' , If ,,, . u. 4. , W 44 14- H ' 1 '1 , Nd ,- J. v. I F 1 9' iff . J. , A ,gn . f , isvl wi G. '., , ., mv m Y -W X. ,uw , ff-, , .-1 ,!:1s:v73i'?55?? . 1 Qi Staff works hard to produce book -1 .-, L. The 1975-76 Yearbook Staff had had a busy year working on layouts, selling ads, and the routine work. All of which is to meet deadlines and to try to produce a successful yearbook. A dark-room has been added to the facilities at SHS. The location of the dark-room is between Mrs. Brentz and Mr. Favor's science rooms. The dark-room makes work faster and easier on the photographers. TOP The members of the Yearbook staff are fsponsori Mrs. Florence Goodwyn, Paul Kirk, Mack Dressler, Kathie Cumbie, John Willingham, Jill Wilkinson, Tracy Watt, Lori McBeath, Cheryl Ford, Sylvia Reyes, Linda Marshall, Janice Hale, Frankie Ellis, Glen Bedgood, and Barbara Cornoyer. FAR LEFT The editor of the 75-76 yearbook is Mack Dressler. MIDDLE LEFT Glen Bedgood and Paul Kirk are the photographers. BOTTOM LEFT Doing the honors section for this year is Cheryl Ford. BOTTOM RIGHT Barbara Cornoyer is in charge of the clubs section. 40 'Z ,. l i l --tar ' .l J. ,pig gy I I ' ' V 651i-?'fgf'7' ' .X - l , .7.vY fw' TOP LEFI' The seniors class section is done by Sylvia Reyes and John Willingham. TOP RIGHT Cathy Cooper did the fresh- man olass section. MIDDLE LEFT Tracey Watt, a sophomore staff member, did the junior class section. MIDDLE Jill Wilkinsonis in charge of the sophomore class section. I MIDDLE RIGHT Janice Hale and Patti Williams are the curriculum co-editors. sorrolvl LEI-'r Planning the business ads section were Kathie Cumbie and Lori McBeath. I BOTTOM RIGHT Frankie Ellis and Linda Marshall designed the sports section.. ws,-1--,, I ft l . ,, , 1, QT , - 'FII 7 Q X ji I' -it Vi, as ,fl 41 El 2 A LEFI' Along with the various other activities the club built a bonfire for homecoming festivities. The bonfire was lit for the public on Thursday night after the downtown pep rally. BOTTOM The members of the Key Club are Paul Layfield, Steve Smith, Johnny Tatom, Beau Patterson, Maxie Allen, Brent Howard, Max Headrick, Jay Lawrence, Blair Jones, isecond rowi Paul Kirk, Jeff Stein, Mike Hendrix, Paul McPherson, David Graham, Kent Fluftin, Scooter Foreman, lthird rowl Brad Hawley, Torrey Wetsel, Mike Walker, Zeke Palma, Jerry Crausbay, Larry Hillis, Dennis Cum- bie, ifourth rowl Gary Epps, Jim Vic Oatman, Mickey Hayes, Mike McMahon, Billy Brock, Bobby Pickett, Craig Driver, ififth rowl Flobbie Jamison, Scott Fraley, Barry Kirkland, Kyle Lawrence, Edward Hodges, Jeff Bromley, Ronald Crausbay, isixth rowi Allen Lackey, Tommy Parkhurst, Sean McBeth, Kirk Taylor, iseventh rowl Todd Cooper, Phil Kuss, John Walker. l li r 42 , , Aa, ,' JMU! . . - JMU. Q 0 - tflg- K 1 ' i M , g Fas!!! 4 5 6 xy f F l .l. i gli? L .. . .4 1 W A .X ,I . .4,. its p g p ll - 2 1 Key Club develops initiative The Key Club is a junior branch of the Kiwanis Club, and sponsored by the Kiwanis. The Sweetwater Key Club is in the Texas-Oklahoma district. Within this district are thirty-four divisions, with a Lieutenant Governor presiding over each. Sweetwater is located in division twelve. The Lieutenant Governor for division twelve is Jeff Stein. The purpose of the Key Club is to provide beneficial service to both the school and the community and develop initiative and leadership among its members. Also to provide experience in living and working together. The football season proved to be quite a busy time for the Key Club, with working in the concession stands at each game. But, the highlight of the Key Club's year was the District Convention in April. lt was held in Fort Worth this year. 43 TOP Members of the Future Teachers are Kathie Cumbie, Shelia Smith, Ginger Braswell, Vickie Lee, Sandra Carey, isec- ond TOWJ Jill Wilkinson, Barbara Cornoyer, ithird rowl Susan Wright, Patti Williams, Gail Price, Janice Hale, Judy Young, Sylvia Reyes, Angie Dickson, ifourth rowl Adalina Castro, Rachel Sawyers, Carol Carmichael, Tracy Gill, Allison Dickson, Shana Rodowalt, Cheryl Ford, ififth rowl Debra Porter, Pat Ried, Pam Davenport, Rhonda Porter, Lynn Pierce, Sherri Rowen, Denice Hunt, Jamie Fullwood, isixth rowl Teresa Franco, Debbie Kiker, Sherri Luce, Vicki Waddell, Teresa Carlton. Jackie Byrne, Diane Thompson, iseventh rowl Jennie McCoy, Cindy Lanier, Melinda Boiles, Brenda Freeman, Tammi Ellison, sponsor Mrs. Breeding, ieighth rowl Brad Hawley, Mike Walker, Bronda McCoy, Holly Carlton, Jay Lawerence, ininth rowl John Willingham. BOTTOM The Officers of FFA are Kathie Cumbie, Ginger Braswell, Sandra Carey, Vicki Lee, Shelia Smith. 44 ' 654- .iff , ,v .,, lv 1 .vit Ei 4 ...lit 50' -L -f,,' 'V V- f ,. . il. 4. ty .- we Y'w. .gat . . ,, 1 , wg v 9 r fx ' , . , 5 4. 1 V Q- y .A L: S XS , ' -'J ,L 1 rglgwg. 4' 4 . .i 1 1, ,. - C . , .. -, , ,,., . .4 ,f Future Teachers f it l hold district meeting ' The FTA district meeting was held in Sweetwater this year. Clubs from this district participated. The main money-raising project for the organization is painting windows of downtown merchants. The painting is done for the week of homecoming to boost the town's spirit. TOP The fun part of painting the windows downtown is cleaning them off. Brenda Freeman and Kelli Waddell share the good times. MIDDLE Mrs. Breeding is the sponsor for Future Teachers. BOTTOM Chosen as the Fl'A's sweetheart to be in Yucca Corona- tion was Allison Dickson. 45 Home life is learned in Future Homemakers 9 -A 46 . x E! 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L ' In,,,.' ---M -mari-...M --...ut .f ' W -ow, . , ,, TOP LEFT PAGE The FHA officers are Paula Bewley, Nancy Bowen, Debbie Crawford, Cindy Cervick, Pam Carr, and Glenda Hornsburger, BOTTOM LEFT PAGE The members of FHA are Wendy Butler, Sheila Smith, Elizabeth Stewart, Nancy Bowen, Debra Haley, Glenda Hornsburger, Annis Hartman, lsecond rowl Pauline Hernandez, Nancy Johns, Quana Piland, Edith Castillo, Patricia Gray, Pam Carr, Cindy Cervick, lthird rowl Debbie Bowen, Alisa Alcala, Mary Solano, Mary Acuna, Mendy Butler, Debbie Crawford, Debbie Glass, lfourth rowj Susie Langsford, Charlotte Davison, Susan Wright, Darlene Clark, Lorene Davis, Brenda Greene, ififth rowl Ofelia DeLaCruz, lvlargret Abalos, Wanda Grubbs, Becky Healer, Debbie Lair, Carol Rogers, lsixth rowt Cindy Sikes, Connie Phiff, Sarah Torrez, Nancy Bowen, Paula Bewley, and Doris Duke isponsorl. ,-'I 'M TOP Sandra Schubert and Mendy Butler FW' are busy working on a FHA project. I li f'7tQE,lQf sorrows LEFT Belinda Thompson, Menn- Q I ,lj - da Sorrells, and Velnita Gillian, are making model furniture for their homemaking 'Wifi class. X A BOTTOM RIGHT Along with the various ' i if other projects, homemaking classes l li! ,, ,, learned the proper way to wash and dry ' il l 1 giii gtgl p: 3,1 'U - i H53-' Wfiegltv- ' ': ,QQTQ 17, 5 I 1 l W, l, clothing. l l ll l. , Al' pill, ,llll fillgg l ,,l,,Il-ll ,Ji y l l ll . l V pw- a N 2 1X X : 'Q . 'L f 4, I M., l.. L 47 Members of FFA attend stock shows The FFA club, attended many contests. They took many of their members and animals. Some of the contests were held in San Antonio, Abilene, Sweetwater, and Houston. TOP LEFT Mr. Dudensing informs one of his ag classes the proper way to use the saw. Looking on are Keith Walker, Jimmie Walker, Kim Scribner, Lisa Guelker, Donna Sutton, Perry Wilson, Chris Dorman, and Stewart Hinshaw. TOP RIGHT Marlin Daniel and Dennis Cumbie use the drill, BOTTOM Perry Wilson and Danny Jackson use the saw after getting instructions from Mr. Dudensing. Laura Goswick watches. 48 41 ' T ll 1? X .v Y l V V T V ml'vi'QE13'4,: EI wJ. 9'rTe.?-iff IMI ltfixii' ff, A l WMM, , TOP The members of FFA are Bruce Scott, Sharon Mahaffey, Fonda Wilkinson, Kay McDorman, Toby Willis, Belinda Thompson, Pam Davenport, Lora Monroe, Melonie Williams, Judy Rister, Nancy Brown, iseoond rowl Terry Miller, Carter Scott, Mike Brown, Sandra William, Jerry Long, Sandy Sutton, Clint Head, Ricky Reeves, Dale Blalock, Robert Bewley, Lisa Guelker, ithird rowi Kim Scribner, Cindy Lanier, Janet Hunt, Laura Goswick, Lisa Smith, Janet Williams, Lisa Sledge, Connie Price, Donna Carrigan, lfourth rowl Jimmie Walker, Chris Dorman, Danny Jackson, Kevin Young, Melvin Egly, Joe Ed Little, Carl Tyler, Dennis Cumbie, Dwayne Bowen, ififth rowl Sean Smith, Mark Crain, Wendell Wade, Benny Utley, Allen Crawford, Joe Shirley, Sammy Bitner, Manuel Adames, Sam Young, Scott Knox, Russell Gillian, lsixth rowl Stewart Hinshaw, Clide Clark, Derrick Gilbert, Keith Walker, Marlin Daniels, Sammy Lam- bert, Micheal Cotherman, Kip Wade, tse- venth rowj Mike Williams, Billy Stone, Chris Pullig, Ansil Kelly, Roger Wolfe, Doug Richards, Carey Fortune, ieighth rowl Robin Ham, Dennis Orr, Danny Knox, Perry Wilson, Donny Morris, David Chan- celor, and Rodney Kensey, BOTTOM The sponsors for FFA are Eddie Puckett and Kenneth Dudensing. 49 Library club attends meetings On November 15, the Library Club attended the district meeting in Big Spring. Larie Dunley of the Abilene Public Library spoke forthe meeting. A poster contest was held at the Convention and two Sweetwater members won first prize. The state meeting was held in Austin during February. In April, National Library Week was set. Some of the members did radio spots at KXOX for advertisement. Some out-of-town visitors were here during Library Week to make speeches, adding to the successful week. TOP Mrs. Zelma Hulse, librarian, is caught doing the last minute details on the Library Club car, before the Homecoming parade. MIDDLE LEFT The officers of the club are Mary Acuna, Ninfa Martinez, Alisa Alcala, and Sondra Alexander. They are shown with Mrs. Zelma Hulse and Mrs. Nelda Olvera. MIDDLE RIGHT At the Homecoming Parade the Club had a decorated car, driven by one of the members, and some of the other members rode in the car. BOTTOM LEFI' The bookshelf shown is just one ofthe many in the library at SHS. BOTTOM RIGHT The members of the Library Club are Darla Polnack, Alisa Alcala, Ninfa Martinez, Mary Acuna, Sondra Alexander, Carolyn Conner, Sandra McDonald, Patti Powell. A 5 7 . wgffi .N ,. 'flz , ' ' ' .gr 51.3 7 f ,J L 'V -' 1-' .- - S. lg- .1 ,Ei It Q ff .5 . mga I i ,tl -j ,sly 58 fl., - fi 1 ' -. T .4 . .. .i, i -A ll s T 1, i ra, ,O - 1, ' 'sy ,,,,.!-5 , 2 . ' ,. ' ' ' ' ,wtf A I ,El 'I' 1 2. ' it-iii? ' 'Ji Em IQ si 11: If' '- - ' -- , rf 1 ' ' 1 x f L 7 1 ' . . A. . if 50 16, , , Q 'fffgff ar ff lil? md .NI K '-vu gh I A w . x w 9 ii! 49-ffl fi? wr v I R 'F .-, mx ,fi-ZX , 91, n V: A gl F ! Safety emphasized in VICA II VICA ll, also known as General Metals, teaches students basic skills of the metal industry. All machines and tools are used with safety in mind first. General Metals requires a project to be turned in some time during the year. Three periods of the day are devoted to General Metals class and the rest of the day the members go their regular routines. TOP Individual attention is given to Allen Payne by the Instructor Glen lmken. MIDDLE Jimmy Porter, Charlie Cunningham, Keith Martin, Jeff Mullican, Allen Payne, and Alvin Walker, are the VICA Il officers. BELOW Members of the VICA Il class are Allen Payne, Joe Orneles, Andy Melendez, Harry Martinez, Terry Harrell, Tim McFauI, Lance Pittman, lsecond rowj, Sponsor Glen Imken, Jimmy Porter, Alvin Walker, Glen Gunn, Clifford Williams, Phillip Baucom, Randy Henshaw, Marvin Reaves, Jeff Mullican, lthird rowl Charlie Cun- ningham, Elias Marlinez, Keith Martin, Terry Davison, Phillip Hoover, and Jim Bob Crain. 52 HX XX 3 , ICT students learn trades Senior and junior students are eligible to be in Industrial Coopera- tive Training classes. The program consists of a combination of occupa- tional related classroom instruction and on-the-job training. BOTTOM Officers are Johnny Epps, Gary Boyd, Glen Shirley, and Susie McVay. MIDDLE ICT placed first in the homecom- ing parade. TOP ICT students are sponsored by Mr. Lynn and the students are Richard Mc- Cain, Charlie Rosas, Eleazor Martinez, Janie Amaya, Irene Walker, Gary Boyd, Mario Gomez, isecond rowi Roy Brown, Johnny Gonzalas, Mike Brown, Tony Tharp, C. E. Cunningham, Robbie Dorman, Jerry Castillo, Brad Scott, ithird rowi Nathan Reeves, Terry Bennet, Robbie Massey, Glen Shirley, Johnny Epps, Tom- my Chapman, Glen Ellison, Leonard Blalock, and Terry Henley. HERO-FH holds employer banquet The club held their employer- employee banquet in May. FHA week and the area meeting were held in April. The state meeting was also held in May. TOP The officers for HERO-FHA are Rhea Nell Johnson, Brenda Herring, Debra Cor- ley, Kathie Bentle, and Cindy Brown. BOTTOM The members are shown with Mrs. Wolfe, sponsor, They are Mary Gomez, Diane Caballos, Charlotte Gomez, tsecond rowl Debbie Robeson, Judy Guelker, Ingrid Null, Karen Ward, Donna Powell, ithird rowl Esther Martinez, Rhea Nell Johnson, Patti Powell, Kathy Bentle, Debra Corley, tfourth rowl Sara Navarette, Randy Birkla, Buford Wilson, Robert Mar- tinez, and Barbara Hurd. l . l .i i , l 4 f ,i W i PQ l,L.,...1- i 'E 4-I 33 6 ' ' F' -'-i ,A- -- l... 'vi-CS Q-:ff l i , ' i f ' 1 'L E ff? 54 8-1,- DE students work with people Distributive Education students may either be senior or junior students. DE students work in the fields of distribu- tive-retail, wholesale, and service selling occupations for DE training. Fifteen hours a week is the minimum num- ber of hours the student can work. Eighteen units can be earned over a period of two years. TOP Officers of Distributive Education are Susan McGinley, Gary Hazard, Janie Walker, Karen Sparks and Tommy Tabors. MIDDLE A float was made by the DE stu- dents forthe Homecoming parade. BO1TONl Members of DE are ifirst rowl Jean Hicks, Dana McGowen, Terri Rogers, Evelyn Medlicott, Gail Lobdell, Elva Gomez, Jill Hunt, isecond rowi Jill Feagan, Kathy McGowen, Karen Sparks, Cindy Butler, JoLiane Boyer, Maria Gomez, Gloria Argumaniz, Susan McGinley, Janie Walker, tthird rowl Laniel King, Greg Gavit, Joe Boggs, Chris Borders, Pat Phillips, ifourth rowl Eddie Procter, Jonny Wilson, Michell Rogers, Tommy Tabors, and Mark Jones. k 1 Ev . 55 XY. fl --, .nl N Paige Pace placed first in the Texas Music Educators' All-Region com- petition in Abilene. Junior and senior students from this area participated in the competition. The boys quartet, Laura Elston, and Mike McMahon won first in the UIL contest in Abilene, and they will go on to state, in Austin, in May. TOP The members of Les Chanteurs are Blake Stevens, Jay Byrne, Dusty Gartman, Angie Ornelas, Mary Acuna, lrene Diaz, Sandra Williams, Jill Wilkinson, Gayle Price, Darlene Clark, Pam Hartgraves, Pat Walsh, isecond rowi Tom McWhorter, Bay Martinez, Hoy O'Flear, Freddie DeLeon, Paul Kirk, Linda Landers, Jamie Tomlin- son, Rachael Sawyers, Cindy Lanier, Kelley Decker, Laura Elston, Donna Boyer, Shauna Flodawalt, Glenda Hornsberger, tthird rowJ Frank McDonald, tdirectorl Lar- ry McAfee, Lynn Turner, Ansel Kelly, Allen Lackey, Aubrey Todd, Mack Dressler, Ginger Braswell, Lisa Peck, Mary Osvath, Jan Carr, Sheila Smith, Jackie Byrne, Paige Pace, Elaine Lackey, and Teresa Carlton. BOTTOM Les Chanteurs officers are Aubrey Todd, Dusty Gartman, Allen Lackey, Teresa Carlton, Shauna Ftodawalt, and Sheila Smith. 56 Three solos, ensembles go to state contest TOP Mr. McDonald is the director of the Les Chanteurs and the Freshman choirs. He has been choir director at Sweetwater for a number of years. He is directing the Les Chanteurs choir, prepar- ing for contest. BOTTOM The choir undergoes long rehearsals getting ready for UIL concert and sightreading contests. , sal 57 Freshman Choir learns basics of singing TOP Freshman choir officers are Renee Bromley, James Tomlinson, Terri Palafox, Becky Rodawalt, Everett Todd, and Tania Fliney. BOTTOM The freshman choir members are lfirst rowi Becky Rodawalt, Coleen Be- menderfer, Terri Palafox, Mike McMahon, Dwain Huckabee, Flicky Graham, Dicky Reece, James Tomlinson, Christina Solano, Vicki Hobbs, Peggy Walsh, Linda Evans, Debbie Johnson, lsecond row! Doris Herring, Patricia Scott, Cindy Lee, Laura Price, Diana Gomez, Kathy Whise- nant, Todd Cooper, Kyle Lawrence, Dale Peeples, Ben Shifflett, Almer Smith, Craig Driver, Laura Dorcey, Anna Olvera, Kim Sherrin, Ann Reeyes, Linda Martinez, Debra Wilks, lthird rowl Mary Ellis, Doro- thy Garcia, Pricilla Martinez, Tania Riney, David Sharrock, Freddie Herrington, John Medlicott, Edward Hodge, Lowell Williams, Jim Dahl, Everett Todd, Matt Baucom, Bobby Pickett, John Walker, Calvin Smith, Renee Bromley, Coralyn Hefner, Michelle Hawrysz, and Dana Duvall. ,Mm usX Nm. I l', .J 1 l I-, 58 'Ss IK ,U lf 'L xi -'gfj . -'Edu I 1 ' 1 U LU 'KJV ' ff Er ' , wwf X - j ,f 'ii 1 ,N K .f, ii' Vi- I W: . on JMS X w i f WP-I-Q1 I -N 'V .Jw . , ggi. fl a , ,Q fm T W 'N U: fi' ., af W ew-nnsfj,-ew ,.Q, gf U' .1 i .,,. ,. , ,. V U . , ,-s . -,.- - , ..... .,. ..,..-W - . . .V , l' - e - ., .--1 an 5 , , ' - l ,I -I 'f-,: Ly , ,, ' 'tt' -I Hf+1.,lv:w.fli. .dw ,, . 'tc?5'.'v4?1-f -lure ,,. , Y Vm,.E4,. - .I U g .. ,, Y ,,-.,, . , in .... , , .Iam-gag--,H-V! ,, ,W .,A.....-,.,:--f.,- . . 'Hts Qi-A 'f ,haexasf ' ' l t -.fe ' f -' - ,' 'Lf . L.. 415.11 ,-.. 1 T L lt.. f +1 '-wif'--wg fs-f'--if ' Q ie Mustang band receives first ratin The Big Red Mustang Band has had quite a busy year. Starting with marching season, the band performed at all oft football games. Marching contest was held at Shotwell Stadium in Abilene, the band marched before three judges, to come home to fi they had received a division one rating. The Halloween Carnival is the band's largest money-raising project, highlighted the crowning of the queen. ABOVE The members of the band are tfirst rowi Lee Ann Rhyne, Curtis Guelker, Debra Haley, Mike Jones, Adelina Castro, Kathy Hel Teresa Franco, B931-Evans, Mike Dickson, Deana Pittman, Kelly Robeson, tsecond rowi Donna Carrigan, Barbara Brittian, Kim Scribn Buddy Seal, Charlene Tyler, Annette Williams, Sandy Ridley, Anita Caldera, Bronda McCoy, tthird rowi Judy Worsham, Janine Higgi Marvin Reaves, Carlos Ramsey, Louise Guelker, Shirley Crain, Carol Hays, David Ferrell, Becky Ray, Susan McGinley, tfourth rowi Gil Gerst, Michele Armstrong, Bill Clegg, Velnita Gillian, Andy Polnack, Mendy Bulter, Dena Smith, Keith Mink, Mike Brentz, ififth rowi Alva Gloria, Tracy Blanton, Randy High, Laura Monde, Karen Reich, Paul Layfield, David Twomey, Weston Pyburn, tsixth rowi Leonard Blalo Sam Kearney, Richard Hamilton, Alvin Redic, Bill Wharton, Ruth Torrez, Charles Carrington, Marla Rose, Greg Rhyne, and Neal Goat ,X Q V 99. ,997 OX 521959 35 ' 5 ll' L - Ji - MTD 'affair' fx .KJ QQ 60 if ' Uksf Zia 547' ' . .':.',1,:e-.suxr:ur---- -an .IEE - 4,34 fil-'Ill-f-L The rest of the band members are Julie Ray, Debbie Lair, Barbara Cornoyer, Pat Reid, Debra Porter, Tracy Watt, Beth Wortham, Porter, Douglas Gillentine, isecond rowj Kathy Williams, Janet May, Debra Pheiff, Kelly Kearney, Rochelle Lee, Christie Smith, Neeper, Wendell Pyland, Jeff May, Lthird rowl Elias Guiterrez, Jeanette Alldredge, Tracy Thompson, Gail Price, Cathy Williams, Lisa Wendy Hallmark, Greg Wortham, Tim Solano, ifourth rowi Ralph Alcala, Becky Healer, Kevin Young, Inga Monde, Blair Jones, Castro, Buford Wilson, ififth rowl Willie Cunningham, Scott Motley, Wayne Sikes, Albert Alaniz, George Torres, Billy Brock, Jeff Brittian, Ricky Rosas, lsixth rowl Mark Oliver, Carter Scott, Dru Carson, Cheryl Ford, David Stevens, Scottie Gunn, Scott Mike Monroe, Jill Hood and Wendy Ludlum. 61 9 W v 1 N-,. ' 93 I T K . 1' 'J , ' 8 I-'. w V W '35 R : -1 Ze A 'Sz nv'-4 x ls X 'i 'f iv 'gAR 1 Wy E Ii 5' V 1 'inf . I W Y. ,N K2 ,ff . r r .Yr . 4 , 4 .b H- I f -.Li '1 'A 'V N 1 f' ff' f qw VV V fix .ig . ,... , Y Q53 l A' ? .. V . - J. .,' J rg? 0 Ah' - TW Til L '5 if ' ' 1 ir. ,, --VA L A Q ' A , Pep Squad first seen at homecoming Did homecoming look a little different to you in '75'? Well it was. There was something new added to SHS this year. lt was a pep squad, and the first time they appeared in full uniform was homecoming. LEFT The sponsors were Mrs. Haggard and Mrs. Hancock. The club was led by the officers Ginger Braswell, Laura Elston, Paige Pace, and not pictured is Jennie Mc- Coy. r C .3 T. Members of the pep squad are Ginger Braswell Jennie McCoy Kathie Cumbie Vickie Lee, Allison Dickson, Debbie Kiker, Paige Janice Hale Sherrie Rowan Sandra Williams Mary Ann .Reyes Cheryl Williams Rhonda Massey, Jill Hunt. Also are Dana Axe, Carlton Elaine Lackey Laura Elston Irene Diaz Kelly Waddell Vicki Waddell Merry Purvis, Jill Ludlum, Margret Abalos, Beverly 63 rw H-v-,-V-1--V if - v-vie. ---T-g-1 z-faq: - ,.r L . 3 ii, L j , i ii Y ' l ' ia.T.T 7' .sf ,, H 1, 8 Y J- ' 1 Stage Band attends contests The Stage Band, under the direc- tion of Pat Patterson, attended the contest in Lubbock. They also played for the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet. TOP The Stage Band members are Lisa Brittian, Wendy Ludlum, Inga Monde, Debra Haley, Becky Healer, Karen Reich, Bronda McCoy, Wendy Hallmark, Qsecond rowl Wendall Pyland, Greg Wortham, Vee LePhong, Blair Jones, Mike Brentz, Weston Pyburn, Neal Goates, Ralph Alcala, Mark Oliver, Mike Jones, David Twomey, David Ferrell, Bill Clegg, and Flandy High. BOTTOM Lisa Brittian and Mark Oliver practice their music for the contest. 64 s,,k. : .,-wi., 1. ath department learns techniques Mr. Smith and Mrs. Spitler are the sponsors of the UIL Math Club. The members of the number sense team are Jill Hood, Rachael Sawyers, Wendy Ludlum, Mike McMahon,.Nam Dung Nguyen Patterson. LEFT The slide rule team members are Arlin Forbes, Sheila Smith and Nam Dung Nguyen. FE? 'i ' 1-2- -4-1 X. ww '35- 4 sa, 1, ' mwf. Q Iw'O'?Tl-91.545 2 iewfwnv 1 V . lv - -, ,r . P Q -nuns-vc--s ' 1. ..,,. vw ,-A-. +44 5,-x V 3 'Z I lj Vs'kx,: 6 ' Aug -s wx-K ' f ' ' X 1 1 f ,. K' ' 4 ' ' 4 + + I Z' ardy I 'K C'wn!f'r.: f I , 1 ,v a ,'f':u!:u:1 y ' ,.iftgu1. r.f 5 , I ,':'.:r,r-:.T- . 1 ,Ima r, :r , , w r FK ,,.. .mv fvv Eight seniors T chosen as Who's Who members Eight SHS seniors have been chosen for the 1975-76 Who's Who panel. These students are nominated by the faculty and a committee of department heads selects the finalists. Academic standing, per- sonality, and appearance serve as the basis for nomination. TOP Selected as one of the eight honorees is Shelia Smith. MIDDLE Also elected to this year's panel is Adelina Castro. BOTTOM LEFT Blair Jones has also been named to the panel. BOTTOM RIGHT Another member of the panel is Alan Lackey. TOP Also chosen to the panel is Janice Hale. MIDDLE LEFT Kathy Cumbie is also a member of this year's panel. , MIDDLE RIGHT Selected as another mem- ber of the panel is David Chancelor. BOTTOM Joe Ed Franklin has also been selected as a member of the panel. l ' it -lil' Students who have shown ex- cellent academic work throughout their high school years are pinned in the National Honor Society. This is a special organization set aside for junior and senior students. Members are required to have an overall average of 90, with no more than one grade lower than 85. TOP Members of the NHS are ifirst rowj Kathie Cumbie, Shelia Smith, Janice Hale, Wendy Ludlum, Karen Reece, Cindy Cer- vik, lsecond rowi Lisa Boswell, Ginger Braswell, Allison Dickson, Fiamona Lam- bert, Cheryl Ford, Terri Howard, tthird rowj Kim Hook, Tammy Taylor, Carol Car- michael, Becky Ftay, Vicki Waddell, Vickie Lee, ifourth rowi Alan Lackey, Blair Jones, Dusty Gartman, Michael White, sponsor Loucille Williams, Cfifth rowi Wesley Box, Mike Hendrix, David Graham, Kent Ftuffin, fsixth rowi Aubrey Todd, Brad Hawley, Mark Oliver, and Jay Lawrence. RIGHT Officers for the NHS are Jay Law- rence-president, Scott Fraley-vice president, Kathie Cumbie-secretary, and Janice Hale-treasurer. ,. - Sway -.5-.N Y Kali, Ti.: . it E 444 4-TOY'-'3 'if' - 'l L. VL, ..lAM'4ii.' ' M , I, 4 ' fi. .1 ' '1 11' 1-Q'-if ' Local club honors students Eight SHS students were honored by the Sweetwater Optimist Club dur- ing its first annual Youth Apprecia- tion Week in November. The four boys and four girls were selected on a number of qualifications which in- cluded appearance, class atten- dance, and involvement in school and community activities. Other traits in- cluded hobbies, general attitude, scholastic achievement, and religious involvement. TOP The two senior honorees were Jeff Mullican and Gayle Price. MIDDLE Students cho sen from the Junior Class were Kerry Fortune and Wendy Ludlum. BOTTOM LEFT Larry McAfee and Becky Healer were selected to represent the Sophomore Class. BOTTOM RIGHT Representing the Fresh- man Class were Trilice Ham and Sam Young. i V tn 1. 1 V -.. - me , A Students excel aeademicall Students of the Months for 1975-76 have been selected. These students are chosen on a basis of academic standing, leadership, and citizenship, and are nominated by the faculty. 72 J If ,, vhliy, T ,599 .,I ,, Alib e ' ,, amber Tracy Blanton is named New Year Girl The selection of New Year Girl is a tradition at SHS. One girl is nomi- nated from each homeroom to partici- pate in the contest and the winner is chosen by a mystery judge. This year's judge was the beauty staff of SEVENTEEN magazine which con- sists of Suzanne Kennedy Flynn, Senior Beauty Editorg Linda Lennon, Associate Beauty Editor and Hannah de Laura, Beauty Assistant. TOP Selected as the 1976 New Year Girl is Tracy Blanton. Tracy, a freshman, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Sellers. She is a member of the band and a student council alternate and was a Freshman Class Duchess this year. LEFI' TO RIGHT Dana Duvall, first runner- upg Maxine Houston, second runner-upg Lynn Chasteen, third runner-up, and Becky Rodawalt, fourth runner-up. wp? Homecoming highlights season The 1975 Homecoming activities for SHS were no flop, even though a last minute attempt failed to win the game for the Mustangs in a 19-14 loss to Dunbar. The entire week was focused upon Homecoming with float building, decorating the school halls, a downtown pep rally, a bonfire, and a parade, along with many hours of pre- paration for pre-game and halftime activities. TOP LEFI' Varsity cheerleaders lead a chant during the downtown pep rally which was held on the courthouse square. The annual event preceded the bonfire which is sponsored by the Key Club each year. MIDDLE LEFI' Steve Reeves, Mark Walton, and Basil Arnold take part in one of the many skits presented by the speech and drama classes during the pep rally Fri- day afternoon before the Homecoming football game. TOP RIGHT Todd Cooper gives mascot Mitzi Williams a ride on Lit- tle Fled during the Homecoming football game. BOTTOM For the last time as a class, the seniors of 1976 gather on the gym floor and sing the Alma Mater at their last Homecoming pep rally. 75 tf5 I fl -X I 'x,. , 4 4 I 4 f w-- 1 ' Ne' 1 1 . ! N - HQ 'fI11., Q .J N- 'IX n gr.,5,g4Igf1f 1 L -QQQV gg, , .. 515: ,f J ' :ax if ju' 4' . ' V A f-iii ,. ? V , 'QU lv Lackey receives title Six students at SHS were nomi- nated for the title of Mr. Mustang. The student body selects six nominees from the Junior or Senior classes and the winner is then voted on by secret ballot. Mr. Mustang is announced during the awards ceremony at the close of the school year. THIS PAGE Receiving the honor of Mr. Mustang for 1976 is Alan Lackey, a senior student. Alan has been active in sports during his four years at SHS, and is the president of the student council this year. He is one of the top academic students of his class. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT Also compet- ing forthe title was Zeke Palma, a senior student. MIDDLE LEFT Torrey Wetsel, another senior student, was also nominated for this honor. TOP RIGHT Junior Joe Smith was also a candidate. LOWER LEFT Also vying for the title was Bruce Allen, junior student. 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A ..,. , 1 Q . - , H031 --awk 4 N-3-Ju R , X' ,, f - -H , I -5-i y . J -53.1 1- 1, my Lg 7. mlhw P- I 4 I, s f2','.:w',-N-...xxxnxlf- Q,--11 ' V 4 1 . - - . : 1 .-..T,,L I' will - Q 'X 44 V Q' '- '. X J iffffvti' ff ' 31.?!:.w-- '--1 Egg: P515 f xi-. . , lf .W ,i- . X . . I.: ,. -A . Q ' . 1 4 -fy ' Ny ', -'h ' .K '. A? - my. .1-mA.. , WW: 79 Becky Ray crowned Yucca Queen Chosen as the 1976 theme of the Yucca Coronation was Garden Paradise. The annual event is sponsored by the Yucca Gloriosa yearbook staff and is the only formal affair at SHS. The evening is highlighted by the presentation of club representatives, duchesses, princesses, and finally the crowning of the queen. The queen is chosen fromthe eight princesses who are nominated by popular vote from each class. Named as this year's queen is Becky Ray, a senior stu- dent. Becky has been active in drama the past four years and a twirler for three years, serving as head twirler this past year. She is a member of the National Honor Society and has been in the Yucca Coronation three years. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT Sewing as this year's Master of Ceremonies was Dr. Joe Starnes, Sweetwater School Superinten- dent. MIDDLE Sewing as sophomore princesses were Terri Asbill escorted by Stewart Henshaw and Ruth Ann Gesin escorted by Tom- my Parkhurst. TOP RIGHT Freshman princesses were Cindy Lee escorted by Joe Shirley and Renee Bromley escorted by Beau Patter- son. LOWER LEFT Becky Ray who was escorted by David Chancellor and Sherie Luce who was escorted by Torrey Wetsel were senior princesses. LOWER RIGHT Junior princesses were Tammy Taylor escorted by Joe Smith and Ginger Braswell escorted by Bruce Allen. Xt Q1 31915, if. iff- My 5 x A I K' N 1 il I lx , I x,, we .gr J wiv. .A, , HJ .1 J.. r ' A I f:,,z 1 Duchess s enhance evening TOP LEFI' Senior duchesses were Vicki Waddell, escorted by Danny Knoxg and Sylvia Reyes, escorted by Santiago Bugarin. TOP RIGHT Chosen to serve as junior duchesses were Angie Ornelas, escorted by Tony Herediag and Kelley Decker, escorted by Mike Walker. RIGHT Selected from the sophomore class to serve as duchesses were Kelli Waddell, escorted by Matt Patterson: and Bronda McCoy, escorted by Neal Goates. Fresh- man class duchesses were Tracy Blanton, escorted by Kyle Lawrence, and Becky Rodawalt, escorted by John Medlicott. BOTTOM The flower girl and her escort were Rochelle Rotan and Charles Reich. 82 A- -55 S ..f Www. W. ,ul .il Q ,f .M ni rl Q, Ai- V I im fi ' l . I hh - , ' 4, , .V ,V ...nl-1 W X r 1 i I' t U 1 ' ' ' ' ' . l -' I . fault, D. 'T a X , I I 'fl' f - ,ij QI X ,I X el- 5: I , ', 4 ' ri sl . ' I-' FH! 'J' V gif T GLS .l 'Y fnlilli l l,,1!'!!ll'VL nl M1 -,lg gf l' .' l 'L+ ' 1- ' Y will ill ! Q ' lk X li fl, L Y H. M 3.1.4, J. Q-4, ,g.. JKIf'l--!t:..x...une-a-an ...L ..t,,-g.. ,,,, , Q Y MW- W-.nk-,B - Y I 1 'l. V-1.-yr v -.Z -, 1. J J VY. ,I ,,.,L,,.........,-Q-ff A--4- '- ' ', . 5 '.5Y4 .J l. Walker, M. Mendez, L. Elston, M. Boiles, J. McCoy, V. Lee J. Lawrence, B. Holley, and J. Oatman. Representatives and escorts were D. Duvall, M. Hawrsyz, T. Fl. Hefner, J. Hunt, P. Hampshire, M. Williams, D. Wilks, D. M. Hayes, P. Layfield, S. Young, C. Goodwyn, T. Tabers, Fl. Smith, L. Hillis, R. Birkla, B. Scott, L. Mendez, B. Jones, ,, v- r .. ,4 ,L-J . , , , w, -.. .. -.L -ww ' ,..-.' .-, .l ,, , .- i ' ,, 5. Mau- A, ,. ... ,. ..- , A .M 1 .,, Y V, - r .-1 l l BO1TOM Other representatives and escorts were J. Feagan, A. Dickson, C. Bemenderfer, L. Boswell, F. Ellis, K. Williams, K. Cum- bie, J. Hale, D. Hunt, A. Dickson, P. Powell. D. Gossett, D. Pittman, B. Healer, B. Brittain, T. Fliney, S. Zetaman, D. Gartman, L. McAfee, F. Herrington, A. Lackey, B. Howard, P. Davidson, M. Brentz, S. Fraley, M. Headrick, M. Walton, J. Porter, D. Graham, C. Cun- ningham, B. Clegg, M. Dickson, and J. 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Q ' -Y in ' ' 'Y' 5.11. - ' I, S'-.isiiilfpi P 2. 1 fills' Z' J' Fw:-,f,-.f f fs: -zz. - ' 'fa ' 'L ,, M Q25-i ' ', A df sign' VMI' Xf 1.1 mmm 3: ,, ,mal . ., ,J ,wr 2' , iz , N - , WEL? lk., L S ,. L .41 . gf.'!'H, 5 E If Q. , ffm. pix- g,,l?,. ,' Lf rf ui 'f' 4 I 31. - , X - S ! Ex fl. ix ,W xi f S , X Q f x fb N 'G Ky? Q1-1 xp-F51 . N ,A Ph, .Al ll .X 1 if-. X A , Y x i L ,r 14 '?hf'.., I:-A. ,. -Q , '7??'.v2f 1-''A's1,ig6'!3'Q2f5:-fT7??QL51L1.1.Q,,,.. ,-.-rg .gf -- 4 f --'A' ' '--41 ' ,, , .ri '5 '- .,:1,1, ff f 'ligijf vnu, 'z - sf ' - f' ,-f fi? A , LEFT Selected as favorites from the Sophomore Class are Robert Allen and Ruth Ann Gesin. BELOW Freshmen Class favorites are Renee'Bromley and Everett Todd. ' ,1,I fx.- LF' .fi t fwaIg'f,,ffA,L 'VH' .I A, , T rr 4 31 -1 nhl-f' t X.. Q . -tw i 6 51-1- 1 1 1 - PM 4 J w--1--I .xx-Yi ' M., MMI? l BY'- ' ,pn :- N 1 I . --1 Ag- 'L' gg -1 f ' -P' ,- ., - 'i 5' ' 'a ' A , ,,.- 4 Cheerleaders keep spirit high Throughout a discouraging season, the varsity cheerleaders managed to keep the spirit high among the student body. Many of their tasks included decorating the gym, making signs, cleaning up after pep rallies, planning pep rallies, and practicing cheers. The entire year was filled with pride, even with many losses. BELOW Top row, left to right is Tammy Taylor, Mitzi Williams, Denise Hunt, Middle row is Judy Young and Kelley Decker, Bottom row is Tracy Gill and Frankie Ellis. 'E3f11f. 45: Qs. N -X1 '? f -r f, ' 3: 'U r .1 .T . 2 'L E ' , ur s Al' ' M .'-il Lf 1 ,'IC- v 'fx , .1 C W fx 1 fr' . ' , , -,1 f 4, - , w ,gg . Q' 1 .- + H W., wliry H Y , '43,-X. .fl-31- . Qdffff ' ' 'U',. ' be ' .- . . 5 Mu' , .. A ,.,, , ',, j. .QF Season proves a disappointment for Big Red At first the starting of football season was a time filled of anxiety and spirit, but after losing three games, things seemed not as bright for the Mustangs. Each game started off with high hopes, but towards the end the Mustangs were struggling against odds. They fought a long hard battle each game ofthe season. Not only were the Mustangs losing games, but several teammates quit during the season. With boys quitting, Coach Russell moved up some JV's to play varsity football. Unfor- tunately, the Mustangs went down for the year 0-10. RIGHT ttop rowj Trent Phipps, Charlie Russell, head coachg George Byerly ibottom rowj Charles Williams and Byron Shelley. BOTTOM Front Row tleft to rightl Benny Utley, Joel Campbell, Sean Smith, Torrey Wetsel, Freddie DeLeon, Van Braswell, Bruce Allen, Joe Smith, Doug Richards, Scott Knox tsecond row! Kevin McSherry, Tony Grimaldo, Roger Wolfe, Lonnie Mendez, Roy Blankenship, Scottie Gunn, Kerry Fortune, Guy Jones, Danny Jackson, Wayne Sor- rells, Larry McAfee, Mgr. ithird rcwl Stewart Hinshaw, Tony Heredia, Jim Oatman, Robert Allen, Russell Gillilan, Marty Rose, Alan Lackey, Zeke Palma, Jim Porter, Rickey Parsons, Mgr. tfourth rowj Mike Ellison, Mickey Hays, Brad Zimmerman, Perry Wilson, Matt Patterson, Donnie Morris, Terry Henson, Jim Crane, Gary Epps, Clyde Clark, Ronald Crausbay. F t'iLn , i '4is:tg:L.,..s . zum, , ,J F g I 1 ix-.-ts.. -,WNW f....,,,,,,, -V , , W, .70 ht re-i:.z1.i-2-. W 53951 !:.'ma4Fl 90 LEFT Mustangs huddle to plan a hopeful touchdown. BOTTOM LEFT Coach Russell expresses tension and stress while watching Mustangs play. BELOW Quarterback Joe Smith gets tackled by Eagle defenders after completing a pass for the Mustangs. 'WTI S . - .q' , , .i, -. - 1' -, : ' l. - 1 it-,Z l. 1 il l X 'L ,, ,,,,liN,,', Y' W.,.iw ' i- W- ll? ' 1,l,. i1l ,Ml Y . rr! 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A I 2 In 1tAf.5g. ,i., K' igi 1 V ff--f . - - if If f A in - , J A 1 Qu U V '. , 'z-,Q ' '5if1E 'i Ee ' 'A' i 'M : A ' ff X , ,X I I flej, L A 3 ww' '1-v41': -1vfg:'1-+-.- R, . ,.: , .Ima , 9 ,Hr 1 fl H nent - .. H., ., J! ' l' . ' 'rv 2':F ' ' ' ,- 1 '- Q, W. X. ,, r , X, Q 5' 3 rx xr 1 Yell leaders pack year full of pride The Freshman cheerleaders had plenty of work to do for their first year in high school. Jobs were pep rallies, decorating, and games. The year went very well for these five girls. BOTTOM LEFI' Debra Wilks builds spirit during a pep rally. MIDDLE LEFI' Becky Flodawalt sings the Alma Mater. TOP LEFI' Renee' Bromley performs cheers for a pep rally. BELOW LEFT Tania Riney leads Ponies in a chant. BELOW RIGHT Cindy Lee backs Ponies with a cheer. V .l l Ql . Lot ' i .. W i , -V L-f-I Y il ' 1 ' ' lim . , ' ' 95 Frosh prove to be true Mustangs The year ended with two victories and a tie for the fresh- man football team. Being Ponies for the first time, the team showed promise for becoming true Mustangs. The boys worked long, hard hours after school practic- ing and running new plays. Coach Boone and Hargrove devised game tactics that would help win while also, working with the boys after school. Next year, many of these boys will advance to play Junior Varsity. Another year will be spent in practicing for long tiresome hours, but this year as Ponies, the freshmen played with a spirit that has always been a part of Mustang football. RIGHT Frosh Coach Fred Boone talks to freshman class during pep rally. B0'lTOM Front Row tleft to rightl Kurt Huckabee, Mgr.g George Torres, Mike McMahon, Thomas Hoover, Sam Young, Donny Baker, Mike Aguilar, Douglas Wade, Cornelius Saddler, Mike Cor- ley, Mgr., tsecond rowl Jerry Crausbay, Todd Cooper, Billy Davis, Joe Shirley, Avery Johnson, Freddy Herrington, Kyle Lawrence, Sammy Bitner, Dale Blalock, Dale Peeples, Mike Brown, ttop rowl Everett Todd, Mike Cotherman, Kenny Hodges, Edward Hodge, John Medlicott, Paul McPherson, Trent Elliott, Larry Hillis, Sammy Lambert, John Walker, Beau Patterson, Wayne Jennings, Danny Mann. - pr ' '. '-tw., I .t--ev-f ' 'l lk l,,,l,3w . H., Q J 'S ' si Lan' -l P95523 Ju. Hi.: low-,- .K 'N .Q - , 'Qi if ' ?'fl fr f'f 'T' 1 1tf'II'f Fgif1.'?'T1i' .. .- iE1,r,-t:-- -,t-rf l. .--. f - .. ,. . 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BOTTOM Ponies watch Frosh cheerleaders performing during a pep rally. ,Nh ,.-- ..,--- - ,. ..,.- .... .. ,HA ,-. -S-M W ll l ' ' 1 ll. .,. 1 If 'rv . ,-F! ffvwlvifl- - ll, l sw l,,,..lh .. ,i 'lil - ll V lim, H f il r Y - F1 ' .:: ':f mu 'avfw - WET ffWll i?'3 Avf- ' f lil Awe-www ' i rw .vfa,,.f,f - ,ah --f- ' . f. ll , f , ' f-i ,fri ff5x'Ii is-:I , 5-EZ , 1 A :..fu,.,1,,L.. ri . Y 1 ' ' Yi 'i 'W- H1iluen-- du. 97 lj.QTf il i . Huw 'l xml .3 . -:e li m 1:49-4 OO Girls display ability in Powderpuf The girls of Sweetwater High School had their chance to take the field and see what football was really all about in the annual Powderpuff game. The game was open to any girl of SHS who wished to play. Coaches, cheerleaders, and twirlers for the event were selected from the boy's football teams. The girls were allowed two weeks of prac- tice before the game was played. The rival teams were the Hustlers, made up of Sophomores and Juniors: and the Dynamite Dames, composed of Freshmen and Seniors. The Hustlers defeated the Dynamite Dames by a score of 10-6. The game was sponsored by the Student Coun- cil and the proceeds went to the Stu- dent Council Scholarship Fund. RIGHT Cheerleaders and twirlers for the annual Powderpuff game were iBack row! Jerry Crausbay, Robert Allen, Mark Walton, Mike Hendricks, and Scott Knoxg iFront rowl Brent Howard, Beau Patterson, and Freddie DeLeon. bL::iolfI,'Q Ar viii!! H J dh 'X U5f5 7'f xxxxx, di A A'- gj.'UI l'g,,,aJlil, 1, , ' ' lyxx Q1 l'l, l . V. ' v I! 3,5 lx it l , l l . A 0 , ,, 98 2' :?-,WI Q17 Vr,77f5 lbixfr l 1 H 'f has HL1!fmfT: Ml lil? : uL!11f Sixers! 12 ..-'x E. X: gltlr ABOVE LEFT The Dynamite Dames struggle past the Hustlers to make a two. ABOVE RIGHT Senior Phillip Hayes was chosen as Mr. Ugly 1, U M if.. ds!-1 'pg 5 vii.. .rm '- :ax V: 5 , Y Mustangs display strong offense The combined efforts of senior David Chancellor and junior Bruce Allen provided the key to the Mustang offense while Aubrey Todd, a Junior, worked off the back- board to aid the team in rebounds. RIGHT Aubrey Todd lays in two points against the Lakeview Chiefs while Charles Carrington stands by to give assistance. BOTTOM David Chancellor puts the ball into play as Bruce Allen stands by to receive the ball from the sidelines. ,LT'll .,.., ..V:, - .ll 100 Rgm 1. i .mf ill ' -.. ef is W w as X ' V .Nga A l -A '. i V' .J4 mg- -.....................i.g.-.. .-i..........i..,-. .,,M: rw ' 6. . . ri- . -4. .359 'L' riff' -SY' Jw. lf-. if Pic- Q Y , u lpn.. -fl, la ll.. .,. 4 +1-'1 A -. f nnuehfv 'f ' .4 L. J '- .I.f-' k'1 i EW. l az, - V. il. ABOVE Varsity basketball team practices drills before a district game, LEFI' Bruce Allen jumps to get the ball for the Mustangs in a game against the Snyder Tigers. Tony Heredia, Aubrey Todd, and Wesley Box wait for a chance to grab the ball. 101 Basketball queen crowned The nominees for Basketball Queen were chosen by the Varsity Basketball team. The names of the nominees were then submitted to the student body and the queen was elected from the five finalists. The contestants and their escorts appeared during half time of the first district basketball game which was played against the Lakeview Chiefs. At that time, the queen was crowned. RIGHT Vicki Waddell was elected Basketball Queen for the 1975-76 season. BELOW Nominees for Basketball Queen were lTop rowl Tammy Taylor, Melonie Williams, and Vicki Waddell: lBottom rowy Tami Amos and Julie Flay. 102 -1 4 Q -J .K ,j. Q . .sun ,nn Q., Q ' 1 .., W - ' ii , uf fn ' '- ws ni? - H- ., H , ..qA N Z X 4- - , - ' r. S52 'W ' 'ez 22: l km ' 'll ' .L av ,T A , , Wim: 1 f ,N f.,ijiff.:'- . 1 '. 1 ' .- IEW - 3H4W'g 1' X' 5 -.Q , . V ' ' Y ' T1 N ' 11..1.w ' vw ' , 1 - . mms- M- Q RlGHT JV Basketball team takes time out to rest and plan new strategy for the next play. BELOW RIGHT Matt Patterson goes up for two points against the Colorado City Wolves. BELOW Mark Oliver puts two on the scoreboard for the Mustangs in a game against Colorado City Wolves. Matt Patter- son and Russell Gillilan are ready to give aid if needed. L. :l :7E'9 'N' ll l. Q - life: - 104 's have winning season i ,..,5 Qi The Junior Varsity Basketball team, led by Coach Byron Shelley, posted a winning season. Games and daily workouts enabled the team to gain the experience needed to prepare for next year's varsity basketball team. ABOVE Wayne Sorrells, Clyde Clark, Tommy Parkhurst, Mark Oliver, L. T. Franklin, Brad Zimmerman lbottoml Russell Gillilan, Paul Layfield, Ronald Crausbay, Jerry Moon, and Joe Luce made up the JV team. BELOW Byron Shelley is the coach for the Junior Varsity team. 1 05 :qi TOP Mark Oliver makes two points forthe JV team while Matt Pat- - terson and Tommy Parkhurst stand along the sidelines to give aid. RIGHT L. T. Franklin attempts to go for two points while Matt Pat- terson helps out during a game with the Colorado City Wolves. ,. .,.,lll,l lx , N ' f' -.4 1' - il. , , 13.1.1 . .-f , , , , Y .NI - lr.. , .. lm ll ng l , ,- it in -,Ag '14 , W , , -, , ,. F.- ?. 5'- t , IL F. jf,:':,'I1f5g A 4, .,. 106 I in . ,mu rw .. of -g 1 'Q-:'.A.4-..-Al A , . -wrt. ,gm . .,,.. .,.- L. 1a.v'Lf.,sfm l l ..,V,,, ., ,qt ,Qj reshmen take year v I .. wifi, , i 1 j 4 . i l , :E- 's 4 . -7 5. i af! u if :-T .i,., , F-3. 'mm Q, mx in stride 'N rf , ,, Q! ' T ll i .li l b ,W , . -....-.. , . 4 ,.. . -...............,. WG-E.. ll i,l 'F -.l'i5...,.-. ' The Freshman Basketball team coached by Walter Hargrove enjoyed a successful season. The team had several strong showings with their best play of the year coming in their 73-49 defeat of the Snyder Tigers. TOP LEFT Beau Patterson takes a free shot as Avery Johnson moves in to collect the rebound. BOTTOM LEFT Everett Todd goes over a defender for two points while John Medlicott moves in to give assistance. TOP Everett Todd finds an opening and makes his way towards the goal and a possible two points. 107 BELOW Everett Todd dribbles down the court to make two points while Larry Hillis follows to give aid if needed. RIGHT John Medlicott goes up for two points in a game against Snyder Tigers while Everett Todd stands by. BOTTOM Members of the Basketball team are ttop rowj Coach Hargrove, John Walker, Larry Hillis, Everett Todd, Beau Patterson, Sammy Lambert, Cornelius Saddler, Trent Elliott, and Kenneth Hodges. tbottom rowi Todd Cooper, Jerry Crausbay, Stewart Phillips, Mike McMahon, Freddy Herrington, John Medlicott, Dan- ny Keiner, and Avery Johnson. hui 108 , ,1- Q .11 1 A' , 1 XN1 I 14.1 -V ff: 1 '1 'E '. M. 11- 1 1 1 'F .. P 1 1 5 1 1 'a 1 1, 1 N 332 11,1111 1233. '1 12 J: 11 1 11 1 - . Q131 I' ... . d. IP 111 ' 1 i 1 v 1 1 t 1 11,1 1s,. 1rf1 I 1 N 1 1 1 ni L K 1 1 1 11 f 1 r 1? P ', - .x J ,T ' 1 .1 ': 2 :nf ' 1 1 51 I , ' , L 118134 1.15511 -151111 j 31' 1 yi' 2.3 - . fl, 41, . 'r Wg'm1j.'1. 111 111111 1 Iwi' 1 111, 111 11 111 1 1- .4 ,. 4 w ID-1654604 12- 1 -we 11:14. .:,1...,l1i. -:-.J:gH, 1,-Z1 11 ii. V .. ..jgqv.vfg-3 31:- 41,-j,.g11.f -.:?l I. . 'L1111 .1 11.19. 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' a, .fi-T77 'fin '-H3415 J 13 L. Rr. I? K -QQLV.. x11,,..Qff,y 4... I . ' ! L 6,6 ,L , W - - . g....- ,k.... 1 BELOW Members of the Junior Varsity volleyball team are lTop rowj Deborah McMahon, manager, Melinda Boiles, Holly Carlton, Kay McDorman, Lisa Peck, Elyon Gotcher, and Tammy Brannan, manager: lBottom rowi Sarah Torrez, Rhonda Foshee, Tami Amos, Jody Brown, Ruth Torrez, and Alice Rameriz. RIG!-ITJanet McVay goes upto block a spike by the Lamesa Tor- nadoes. ,, 'gy V--,.-7-2 .row-n-,llf rp- 1 ll N ll jmQ3i '. '-n -we 19.1, r -'M ,,,,, ' 1'--11 SI N A PFA I . r f ,.:. WT! N V -N w-, -. ,4,- . . C 4 , . QV,- '3: 5:' ' A -1...-Mk' .Q .',' , .1 - +V- ,vu-H ,Wm b fx-miss I-' - ..' W U ,- i Z, .A . V Y I, - - -A ,5E:J'L 1 Y x- -. au- L' I 'Z Ne- ' . 1 fx vw,-4' - F .. , A .,. . A Q . - x, - x f -. Vu ,9 A 73 ' TVN ' ,g,?'-' Ig:-. 9 4 - Lf1':f'...!-1.2.-,. ., r-'7' 'Y-. 'few' v-4,f-Nw, 'fu df. ' f-.1 523 -. 1 T. . gl -saw-V x 'Qin' -1 rf, I-. , . 5 , , 3 Q gfg.-fn- 4-34, B ,JL- ln an effort to bring about a more complete girl's sports program, a girls track team was initiated this year. The newly organized girl's track team was filled with spirit in hopeful anticipa- tion of a good season. The team was coached by Fred Boone. A lot of time and effort was put into the prepara- tion for competition. Workouts were held each day after school. The workout sessions included warm-up drills and drills for endurance, form, and speed. One objective of the ses- sion was for every girl to become ver- satile in athletics. RIGHT Angie Ornelas and Kelli Waddell practice their handoff. BOTTOM LEFT Linda Martinez shows determination to get off a good jump. BOTTOM RIGHT Lisa Sledge and Shirley Crane take a moment out for a break. -1' 116 H ,I -jf , Aggie H F ...,.... -b--..-.-A.,-..---Y--AJ?---T ---v -- ,- - 6- , ,- ,. l 4 V X . ,- l i,' I '--ll .,,g, -ri -, ll ' , l , i ' .. l., ,, ,4 , g .,5,.,'l ie--. -- -:Ls-LW, , L, i i L II ,7 V17 ----1r'u'f 'fl ci' L ' -....i,, .V -1,- Q-Gtl - F in ,, l ! l 11 Q., X Y, N NH 5,73 f ,,:,,-,,,,.e- new-M---i f:,,,.. V- ,X ,- amivpv-rr-'-:lair mo- ,-, - ,,, Y , M W ,, ,H W H, ,,.., tl.. ,. -F:-exif' .12 '1sf5f l'l'l . ' L L J f . ' it 1 l L -1 , hhmgrsgj-1Egi:Ll-.IllZ-Ji M ,b lil .V I U x E, t, A K - U i I ,l ,. ,. . - W :?:,T,,,,r.,.:?f?E- .... ,1 Y I. .ul-i4 , Lb: 7 -pw: Y. MTW -ii, r wg-I-w-vw - 4, - ' -i.,-. j'fw-ufwfv:-f -f-- , -mv--f 1.1:-,r'f'r'? 'HH ..Y - ' V, '- . 'E ay' ' 2 I I V A? 17' I 'V mu - ' M ' A M ,,,.,..z,, ri, -Y. ,r .- , , ,ft Ii l I' Y 4 1, . l,. , ,W , fl- l- .. -. 2: , ,. 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TOP itop rowj Becky Ray, Janice Hale, Shirley Crane, Beth Wortham, Suzie Langford, Marla Rose and Sarah Torrez. 12nd rowl Glenda Hornsberger, Sharon Zetzman, Tracy Gill, Ruth Tor- rez, Laurie Goswick, Trilece Ham, Karen Fielch, Judy McCann and Lisa Sledge 13rd rowl Virginia Bermea, Rhonda Foshee, Edith Castillo, Dahlia Mendez, Linda Martinez, Christina Solano, Nancy Norred, and Allison Dickson i4th rowl Heidi Martin, Alba Lopez, Vicki Zetzman, Cathy Cabrera, Melinda Boiles, Janet McVay, Kelli Waddell, and Angie Ornelas. LEFT Dahlia Mendez puts in practice on improving her broad jumping skills. 117 Track makes most of season meets The members of the boys' track team could be seen prac- ticing each day long after everyone else 7. ad left. The boys worked out every day during sixth period and after school im- proving on their different skills involved in track. Along with working on their skills, the boys did numerous exercises plus running cross-country mile runs. RIGHT Coach Trent Phipps gives Tommy Parkhurst some advice on throwing the shot-put. BELOW Members of the boys' Track team are ltop rowl Coach Charles Williams, Ricky Parsons, Matt Patterson, Aubrey Todd, Tom- my Parkhurst, Brad Zimmerman, George Torrez, Perry Wilson, and Coach Trent Phipps: lbottom rowi Steve Lomas, Mickey Hayes, Gary Pruett, Gary Epps, Lonnie Mendez, Scott Knox, and Stewart Hinshaw. 118 LEFT Gary Pruett takes off at a running start during a hundred yard dash. BELOW LEFT New Athletic Director Joe Marlett has taken over all of the responsibilities of each sport involved at SHS, BELOW Junior Aubrey Todd takes a flying leap over the hurdle. ,lu l , 'l,fi l,,, ll ll H ll .' l gill l.l V ll W l ll ll ll, rrlffllg lllil1,5-,sill,, ll,.,,llffflgg,fW'll l ' H I ,lf lll'll Ml in all'-El.: !l'l 119 Key Club sponsors Track Sweetheart Angie Ornelas was elected Track Sweetheart from among four girls nominated for the honor. The girls were nominated by the track team and the sweetheart was elected by vote of the student body. The sweetheart was sponsored by the Key Club. RIGHT Junior Angie Ornelas was elected Track Sweetheart. BELOW itopl Melinda Boiles and Tracy Gill ibottoml Angie Or- nelas and Kelli Waddell. BOTTOM HIGHT Tommy Parkhurst practices his shot-put form. . Tj 5 L.- A 120 , .. f..a:-Giver: wx Tennis gains popularity The Varsity Tennis Team put in many hours of hard work in prepara- tion for this season's play. Since their practice sessions were dependent on the weather, the team began workouts at the beginning of the year and practiced throughout the year whenever the weather allowed. The team faced stiff competition from op- ponents as well as strong inner com- petition within the team as they vied for the number one positions on the ladder. Many people who were not mem- bers ofthe team also managed to find the time to pursue the sport. Tennis has become more popular around the SHS campus as more people than ever before are finding it enjoyable to play or even observe from the sidelines. 122 l. A l,,gg,u:iy,-gs li' ra' 5, ,-5,1 V, ' . 2 I .' gl.. .t ..ii. .fs f 7' far -. 's x i J if I f l . 7 .- .1--fr , ,NNY ' Wa 0 i . U, Q V --. .33-,,,. U, .Li . ini-.? it TOP Nam Dung Nguyen, Mike Hendrix, Mark Walton, Alonzo Galindo, Richard Reece, Craig Goodwyn, ibottomi Kelli Waddell, Terri Asbil, Brenda Freeman, Ruth Ann Gesin. BOTTOM Lisa Boswell and Robbie Hefner practice their doubles game. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP Members of the Varsity Tennis Team are Arlin Forbes, Billy Butler, Todd Smiley, Joe Shuler Qbottomi Melonie Williams, Robbie Hefner, Laura Price, and Chandra Butler. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM lleft to righti Melonie Williams returns a serve. Billy Butler keeps the ball in play with' a successful backhand. Donna Boyer goes after a sideline drive. 125 BELOW RIGHT Sophomore Chandra Butler returns the ball while playing dou- bles. BELOW LEFT Junior Joe Shuler attempts to put the ball back over the net. RIGHT Members of the Freshman Tennis team are ltopl James Tomlinson, David Taylor, Grant Thompson, David Sharrock, lbottomj Mary Ellis, Colleen Bemenderfer, Vicki Hobbs, Diane Walker, and Shelli Cardwell. 124 X' - 2' df 3 - 4 N .f J fm! 1, -- -,. . vqslbmad g ,Q J if L' L I 4 bv 1 ' :'..'x J-'gf , , , ,A w, ,U -1.n r ,,.. wx: 'snr Jr' 11.- Golfers pl 'th th ' ' xv ' ' -,fur if' Mari uw? Q I ltihx .l 'K r-'ig Xi' ' , -. 1,1 kfulfigzlll nfl v 2 l rw ,f '1'ii.kh-irgfq, -. 'ffl W -X3' -i . '. 9. ft' X -, ' mlm ,.'3x...t. .3. ,gQ,.?'Q.,-I -, 'TAHTL--'A' -u,r 1 if-4-1. .lil-Rlf :. . ' Y-'suv-ilu . .fx--' f ',H '7 'sf n ' N. , 3F'.f,--, -1-'t.'+1lin. '25,1 t N-'lf Ht,'.T iv K .S-is n- 'Y-f. -, , -,if 41,3 2 -t--,-N We J .M j11,.N., H, .453 04 Tyr.:-,.iggllkr,Q1 r f,ly-f..'f F ,. i 11-1 ,:-':'g5Ysf.- ff-3,3 eff.-Q514az,?5.'a1ltlLt.t'f!it f1T.-- ' ,' l',3' 5.-L1-x ' -2, ,qif5,s'3r1,-Jani' X '-- 5. .tt i - , T ' -at.fivfeffi-2't'7 ' tlg.'fil'SJ,'e1Tf Y, , .', A dwg I WF- t,- .- 1 JV. A 4' iq, . t:gXi,1?,Q o ..,. 'Lf T , , , lg ' W 'j:i5,gi 41 T -f fi 1- - . 1 . - J ll ' ri :ffl f- -, ' i. iz. ,gg . , 't 'f ' 5' , ' ,Z 1 2 fit 4,1 ef f .ix 4 , 1. T- i tt . 'i w . - '-T, , ' ' 2 5.1 ' .l f 1 .Rt ff: I ' 'f3l537 i t 'j.Q7gT'l7' N' l '93 n.5i,,,, lr' ' ' -',. I 1 ' V- I T V far- 3 . .. 5. 9 , V . A 4 , i it hfxqg. i-yea .-WVR.. in ffflx . -. 7 :rV r-- 4: , 5 T3 -D fl - ,' , m -A' -. ik' Tv.. gf' ' 2- -'- . -5-9--M Q., . . .f1 1-'-5225-'lil 1 . , x Q . t3lztge25:.v,a,.Q5 . ,. V L.- 1. The SHS golf team began the season in good form by taking sec- ond place in the Sweetwater Golf tournament. The team exhibited good all-around play. The second place finish boosted their confidence in their bid for a district title. TOP RIGHT Kyle Lawrence putts the ball into the hole. TOP LEFT David Bennett improves his golf game by hitting shags. RIGHT ltop rowl Bill Hunter, Aubrey Roberts, David Bennett, and Phil Kussg lbottom rowl Brad Hawley, Kyle Lawrence, and Sean McBeath are the members of the Varsity Golf Team. 126 l get ,og-4, ,-VL, N V. . -. ..A ., .--EIN Y, 1 If .r.,,u,,. 3642: 1 l 5. tx' ,J F17 -, .lf e l . 9 . .--J-1. l . ii ,vi ii f',' - J A JL l LEFT Sean McBeath putts the ball into the hole for a birdie. BELOW LEFT The Junior Varsity Golf team consists of itop rowl Stan Phillips, Jeff Stein, Kirk Taylor, and Freddy Herrington: Cbot- tom YOWQ Phillip Sprinkle and Scooter Foreman. BELOW Aubrey Roberts tees off at the Sweetwater tournament. fl',ikl'1'i2Li' i F :KQV 'A - N I 5' :T L - ,t l. Q . - Ipelisvl J.. 1-T. . t 'frl.31'5 H3e- 1+ .rE' f .. gsuudlff-Cfr'.L v A- ' I3 127 1 X: 2. f Tsxfi 1 did-hbqi f T N- 5 2 ! 1 f C 2. S K in Senior class proudly leads S Hard work and determination are just two of the many important things class officers must accomplish to have a successful year, The Senior Class did just that in preparation for the Senior Class annual trip. ABOVE The class officers are Max Headrick, president: Scott Fraley, vice presidentg Becky Flay, secretaryg Gayle Price, reporter. BOTTOM During the Senior class meet- ing, many plans were discussed on raising money for the Senior trip. 130 fl' ll ll 'A ,fgir A . -- 'lf',i', .-I ,J ,gs ' ay ily' ' - 1:,' 1' di-,. ' ' ' ,d -, nw. V-my H .. .IA M r -v A ' - Q Vrqgilggjl -1l l, -' ' .Q .4 4' f.s,:.-elvingaat '- QL- 1 S '- wp, r 'W 2-ffgfsax A gs 4, evil - A ' Quai -.. Barbara Abalos Mary Acuna Janie Amaya Gloria Argumaniz Merle Baird Phillip Bauoom I Tanjua Bell Terry Bennett Randy Birkla Leonard Blalock Chris Borders Gary Boyd Mike Brentz Cyndi Brown Roy Brown Samiago Bugarin Jackie Byrne Sandra Carey Teresa Carlton Dru Carson Spirited seniors boost Mustan Jerry Castillo Adelina Castro Diana Ceballos David Chancellor Tommy Chapman Debra Corley Millie Crowder Kathie Cumbie C. E. Cunningham David Daniel Charles Davis Shayne Donnelly The Senior Class adds spin enthusiasm to their last homec ,.a,w,.5-.--.,.,-4 i ' ' J 71'-L '.sl,f gn'-fe' mf, .. , V, 'mi l 1 l Senior girls present the Mustangs with cake during the senior's last pep rally. Pictured are Paige Pace, Cheryl Williams, Teresa Carlton, Vickie Lee, Vicki Waddell, Jennie McCoy, Kathie Cumbie, Sherie Luce, Sherry Rowan, and Debbie Kiker. Robby Dorman Mack Dressler Dave Duke Vickey Dunlap Frankie Ellis Johnny Epps Scott Fraley Teresa Franco Joe Ed Franklin Alicia Gaona Mario Garza Armando Gomez 133 Mike Peck watches Janice Sanders as - ' she creates one of her projects In art Elva Gomez Cindy Graff Tony Grimaldo Judy Guelker Glyn Gunn Elias Gutierrez Janice Hale Terry Harrell Annis Hartman Brad Hawley Mickey Hayes Max Headrick Terry Hendley Brenda Herring Glenda Hornsberger Brent Howard enior activities result in involvement - C179 .Fail- Denise Hunt Donna Hunt Robbie Jameson Rhea Nell Johnson Blair Jones Ansel Kelley Debbie Kiker Debra Killough Lisa Kirk Barry Kirkland Danny Knox Alan Lackey Paige Pace races through the Career Education Exam. Fifty Seniors picked at random represented the whole class. 135 Senior Kent Ruffin displays his acting l 1 A ability as Master of Ceremonies in 4 the 20's segment of the Bicentennial Follies. 136 Bobby Lane Jay Lawrence Vickie Lee Gail Lobdell Jerry Long Sherie Luce Jennie McCoy Paul McDonald Susan McGinley Linda Marshall Keith Martin Elias Martinez Seniors participate in 'Tollies Estella Martinez Everado Martinez Ninfa Martinez Robert Martinez Roy Martinez Robert Massey Mike Maxwell Evelyn Medlicott Andy Melendez Pamela Merritt Rosa Morales Donnie Morris one of the olio acts done in the Bi- lton shows her talent by singing 1tennial Follies, Senior Teresa V . . D . ,. odnlght, My Someone. 137 Jeff lvlullican Barry Nazworth Ingrid Null Jim Vic Oatman Dennis Orr Paige Pace Grace Palacios Mary Palafox Zeke Palma Alan Payne Mike Peck Stella Perez David Pevehouse Pat Phillips Jimmy Porter Pattie Powell The ordering of the invitations was different for the Senior class. To represent the class as being Bicentennial, a unique style was offered. ,. : . Z 1. , ' .1 ' i ,.,.w-f -, .V tix QFXN fl., Y xx M 1 ' J 1, fi f he . J . r I i ll in H- '13 lull l -RW X 7' l ngf QQ , Ll N H - ' 9- ay' Q ,TL F ' P., 1 H, 4 . xi J t '- u MX 2 I lwti A :lx 4 l 5 . X 1 U K I L 1 V I m ,I 1 l 5 H A S l ,'7'.g, C I l A y Powder puff halftime adds glamour Mr. Ugly Man nominee, Senior Randy Birkla escorted by Senior Judy Guelker are introduced during powder puff halftime activities. l Jack Prather Gayle Price Weston Pyburn Becky Ray Vickie Reeves Jimmy Reich Sylvia Reyes Rodney Rivera Debbie Robeson Shauna Rodawalt Charlotte Rogers Charlie Rosas 139 As graduation nears, the Senior class looks forward to sending their new Bicen- tennial invitations. Sharon Rose Cheryl Rowan Kent Ruffin Janice Sanders Brad Scott Jesse Segovia Todd Smiley Sheila Smith Mary Solano Bicentennial class looks toward graduati 140 Billy Stone Deborah Teaff Tony Tharp lrene Walker Karen Ward Torrey Wetsel Michael White Ruth White Cheryl Williams Mike Williams Cathy Williamson John Willingham Johnny Woner i if i ' M' . W! r. I K 4 V., ,,' 1 S l v l -v ' K' . ,i , 1 , . ii w .. 1 i . ,, fly, 1 w i-,.-.- -it ,,x - u 0-, -i W, , f- 'f IL tim U. ii X ri i, . .NVQ ' . .Qu ,i , ,i'21,,'wgWj'g ri i V f 'ri '- i V fin- Y. 3 , at iw gi Hi..- ru, xi.i..Mi.M i. -'pity' A mjlu M.. 3 .H..,,,, I. ,A H. .V.Aii.,.J , ABOVE Junior class officers are Ueft to rightl Dusty Gartman, Lisa Brit- tain, Paul Davidson, and Jill Feagan. RIGHT Dusty Gartman reads a spirit letter to the Mustangs from the Junior class. 142 Officers lead D Junior Class 1 Pete Aguilar Ralph Alcala Jeanette Alldredge Bruce Allen Maxie Allen Michele Armstrong Basil Arnold Danna Atkins Donna Atkins Jammey Batteas Shari Batteas David Bennett Kathy Bentle Joe Boggs Lisa Boswell Wesley Box llfj' Freddy DeLeon was one of the Juniors Q: showing his creative talent in one of the many art classes offered , t A an tg 1 JoLiane Boyer Ginger Braswell Lisa Brittain Mike Brown Tim Burton Cindy Butler Joel Campbell Larry Campbell Carol Carmichael Pam Carr Patricia Castillo Cindy Cervik Tami Chapman Lynn Chasteen Clyde Clark Jim Bob Crain Mark Crain Allen Crawford Charlie Cunningham Marge Dahl Paul Davidson Terry Davison Kelley Decker Freddy DeLeon Juniors select rin For a Junior one of the big moments of the year is ordering a senior ring and here try- ing to make a selection are Brad Zimmer- man, Charlie Cunningham, Jeanette Alldredge, and Debbie Gossett. Allison Dickson Patrick Ellis Glen Ellison Gary Epps Betty Evans Jill Feagan David Ferrell Arlin Forbes Cheryl Ford Kerry Fortune L. T. Franklin Alonzo Galindo Elvis Garrett Dusty Gartman Greg Gavit Tracy Gill 145 14 Kathy Gillentine Maria Gomez Mario Gomez Ricky Gomez Craig Goodwyn Debbie Gossett Teresa Gossetf David Graham Clifton Griffith Wendy Hallmark Robin Ham Pam Hampshire Staria Hanks Pam Hartgraves Gary Hazard Robbie Hefner Kathy Helm Mike Hendrix David Henegar Randy Henshaw Tony Heredia Tony Hemandez Jean Hicks Terry Hobbs Kim Hook Phillip Hoover Cindy Houston Maxie Houston Terri Howard Barbara Hurd Velma Johnson Guy Jones Mark Jones Sam Kearney Laniel King Tony Kinsey Flamona Lambert Linda Landers Cindy Lanier Jackie Lee niors look forward to last year -a-.., 'N--:S- '.l L L.-- is-:va i Mark Oliver, Johnny Tatom Craig Good wyn wait patiently for their senior rings Keith Lewis Wendy Ludlum Sean McBeath Johnny McCoy Keith McDonnell Tim McFaul Kathy McGowan Laura McPherson Kevin McSherry Suzie Movay Heidi Martin Eleazar Martinez Elisa Martinez Elsa Martinez Esther Martinez Pablo Martinez Juniors do research in the library for a paper on short stories. Shown are Billy Stone, Joe Ornelas, Sarah Navarette, Cindy Butler, Kathy Bentle, Elsa Martinez, Mary Solano, Eddie Proctor, Calbert Penn, and Mario Gomez. 148 uniors discover library uses Pat Massingill Janet May Mary Mendez Eva Meneses Sue Meneses Cindy Merritt Lydia Moncado John Moore Sarah Navarrette Melissa Nellis Mark Oliver Angie Ornelas Joe Ornelas Phillip Orr Mary Osvath Lydia Palacios Theresa Palacios Diane Palmer Ricky Parsons Pam Patterson Calbert Penn Wendell Piland Deana Pittman Johnny Poe 150 Andy Polnack Darla Polnack Donna Powell Eddie Proctor Gary Pruett Lewis Pryor Chris Pullig Marvin Reaves Karen Reece Steve Reeves Greg Rhyne Cheryl Riggan Jerry Rivera Darla Roberts Irene Rodriquez Mitchal Rogers Between classes Annette Williams and Terri Howard pick out a few books. Terrie Rogers Linda Flosas Marty Rose Martha Sanchez Billy Scott Glen Shirley Joe Shuler Sherri Shute Joe Smith Lesia Smith Patricia Smith Sean Smith Steve Smith Karen Sparks Pam Sprinkle Jeff Stein tudents relax at lunch, between periods ff -. - ,r..---e-w-:- - 1 t are 1' Bill Wharton, Aubrey Todd and Chris Pullig along with other Juniors take time out to relax from everyday classroom work The Junior class shows their pride at the last pep rally to show the Mustangs they are with them all the way. 152 Donna Sutton Tommy Tabers Johnny Tatom Patricia Tatom Tammy Taylor Aubrey Todd Jamie Tomlinson Hector Torres Sally Tyler Benny Utley Janie Walker Mike Walker Mark Walton Cheryl Ward Bill Wharton Fonda Wilkinson uniors support Mustangs Q... 4-. , lil--gil' l. l Jw . g :A .J .1 l for Homecoming. I Annette Williams Kathy Williams Sandra Williams Buford Wilson Johnny Wilson Roger Wolfe Phyllis Yarborough Susan Young Sharon Zetzman Brad Zimmerman Junior Sandra Williams shows her spirit by decorating the Junior halls The Sophomore class this year had the largest number of students. LOWER LEFT Larry McAfee is the president of the class. Mary Ann Reyes serves as secretary. LOWER RIGHT Terry is the treasurer Judy Worsham is the reporter. Er WI EL TSLJ A: il ' A IQ' 1 f I l, U I 154 ophomores enjoy second year Margaret Abalos Nancy Acuna Manuel Adames Alben Alanis Eliza Alcala Robert Allen Tammie Amos Terri Asbill Dana Axe Bobby Barber Betty Barrick Price Baugh Scott Becker Glen Bedgood Sherry Bennett Terry Bennett Paula Bewley Mona Birkla Gary Blair Floy Blankenship Melinda Boiles Dewayne Bowen Nancy Bowen Donna Boyer This year the pep squad kept up the spirit of football games and pep rallies. They performed at all home games and some basketball games. 156 David Bradley Tammy Brannan Cindy Brashear Van Braswell Barbara Brlttian Jeff Bromley Jody Brown Kenneth Bruner Chandra Butler Jay Byrne Dennis Campbell Holly Carlton Jan Carr Charles Carrington Cindy Carroll Arthur Castro Football involves many o ' Hilirjs Clara Chapman Scott Chase Darlene Clark Bill Clegg Carolyn Conner Barbara Cornoyer Shirley Crain Ronald Crausbay Debbie Crawford John Cross Dennis Cumbie Marlin Daniel Pam Davenport Ofelia DeLaCruz Ophelia DeLeon lrene Diaz Tammi Amos was Sophomore nominee for Homecoming Queen. The only Sophomore nominated, Tami was escorted by Charles Carrington and her driver was Aubrey Todd. 157 Angie Dickson Mike Dickson Bill Doggett John Dooley Chris Dorman Betty Jane Eggleston Melvin Egly David Ellis Mike Ellison Tammie Ellison Laura Elston Paul Ensenia Cliff Forbes Scooter Foreman Rhonda Foshee Rebecca Franco The Freshman and Le Chanteur Choirs combined forces at the Homecoming game to perform during pre-game ac- tivities. 158 Work takes concentration l gf' 1 l l l l , E f l 'i k l 1' ef. 93 Sis .ll air CJ JW fl il, Q... , , ,M iw, if D. l-xg dh - . ll . -. UU 3 , W ,- 'J 1Jl bl i .-2 , - - -'l vm N 'EIASA Van Braswell concentrates on an algebra problem. Algebra ll presented a problem for many students this year Brenda Freeman Doris Fry Jamie Fullwood Betty Gabel Paula Garrett Rosa Garza Steve Gates Gilda Gerst Ruth Ann Gesin Derrick Gilbert Douglas Gillentine Russell Gillilan Debra Glass Alvaro Gloria Neal Goates Joe Gomez Laura Goswick Billy Gotcher Elyon Gotcher Patrick Green Reba Griffith Wanda Grubbs Lisa Guelker Louise Guelker Scottie Gunn Steve Gutierrez Norma Guzman Billy Hand Lori Harrell Darryl Harris Russell Harris Carol Hays Julie Ray talks over her grades with Mr. Taylor before the six weeks. 160 tudents teachers discuss grades Kim Head Becky Healer Ronnie Hendrix Terry Henson Janine Higgins Stewart Hinshaw Jill Hood Bill Hunter Danny Jackson Nancy Johns Darla Johnson Mike Jones Teresa Jones Debra Kelly Elaine Kennedy Kay Kidd Tammy Kirgan Paul Kirk Tim Kirkland Scott Knox 2 Phil Kuss Elaine Lackey Deborah Lair Donna Lawhon Joe Little Steve Lomas Terry Long Alba Lopez Joe Luce Jill Ludlum Larry McAfee Judy McCann Bronda McCoy Sandra McDonell Kay McDorman Deborah McMahon Janet McVay Thomas McWhorter Sharon Mahaffey Sammy Mardis X. I 'E Second trimester Poses Problem Marlin Daniels tries to get his second trimester schedule set up with help from Mr. Davis. The change to trimester system con fused many students. Shirley Marshall Chuck Martin Cindy Marlin Harry Martinez Fteynaldo Martinez Rosa Martinez Rhonda Massey Lonnie Mendez Keith Mink Mike Mitchell Inga Monde Lora Monroe Mike Monroe Israel Morales Scott Motley Tommy Navarrette 1 Jandra Neeper Nam Dung Nguyen Fioy O'Fiear Jennie Paiafox Tommy Parkhurst Janie Parsons Matt Patterson Lisa Peck Jill Hood attends the Christmas party that the German classes sponsored. 164 German students celebrat Qiixi .,- ,- Vonnie Pennell Pam Phillips Lynn Pierce Quana Piland Lance Pittman Debra Porter Rhonda Porter The Sophomore class was involved in many activities this year. Julie Fiay and Jay Byrne read a spirit letter to the Mustangs from the Sophomore class. Doug Richards, Ronnie Slaton, and Wayne Sorrells wait in line for lunch. Jimmy Don Powell Carl Pryor Mark Pryor Debra Pugh Merry Leissa Purvis Alice Ramirez Rito Ramon Jimmy Raney 166 Students utilize faciliti Russell Harris checks a book out of the library The library received many new books this year. The shelves are well stocked with books Aubrey Roberts Judy Rister Julie Ray Terry Ray Kathy Rayburn Karen Reich Patricia Reid Mary Ann Reyes Doug Richards Sandy Ridley 168 Kelly Robeson Beverly Rose Rachel Sawyers Carter Scott Kimberly Scribner Joe Segovia Tommy Serrano Wayne Sikes Ronnie Slaton Lisa Sledge Joe Luce reads a spirit letter to the Mustangs and the student body. phomores strengthen football I .El lifl Ji' .. , s glgll if -f may y t..A ii' dy., ...f Me ,, 4' - 1 1 1 ,I Stewart Hinshaw gives instructions to his it players in the Powder Puff game. He was coach of the Sophomores and Juniors. 1315 James Smith Johnny Smith Richard Smith Wayne Sorrells Ll Phillip Sprinkle Blake Stevens Elizabeth Stewart I V Sandy Sutton 'f . 169 70 Shelley Swaim Kirk Taylor Dianne Thompson Tracey Thompson Bobby Thornhill Rickey Tillman Lynnette Toland Jerry Tollison Ruth Torrez Sarah Torrez Lawrence Turner Lynn Turner David Twomey Charlene Tyler James Vasquez Yvonne Virgen Kelli Waddell Kip Wade Wendall Wade Jimmy Walker Keith Walker Pat Walsh Tracy Watt Jill Wilkinson Girls take active par Vt ,,., L. 'Y bi TY V ' , .l7',Ql' 1 5 unw- - .-.,,L, i.-H! ' ' J . ...,,.-.-.L- L.. 1-'A 1 W: .-.. . , 47 - :,,,.:......---f , MA P, ,Z ,,-7-f-- at -'1 L 1p5...q-5-,-pr.:L,,i'7?,?5Zl ,Lig.f'TQF'5.?i':ff1 , lfdil 3 wr T' 3'i'3:'-fir,-'-','-:5!f'sL 'ff-1 fzflii. A' A- ':5:3QQTl -, r- 1 ' Z' 'WF-'- 'fz '- r'-.:.-av U - AT l i.. - P' -.-Q '-14.5-A-rl TTI A.: . -1 ,. 'J ' 'M F' u,..f - ---11-fl 'L 5:1554 . ff 'i5 i5 T5Y -H 5' '. 54.51 IL..Z2i . 1--T9-li-Q? mn-.. 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N i gl.: ,l f .2 Darlene Clark and Tammy Brannan have fun while learning at the same time Clifford Williams Janet Williams Melonie Williams Patti Williams Toby Willis Perry Wilson Johnny Wood Beth Wortham Judy Worsham Susan Wright Kevin Young Vickie Zetzman Frosh charge into SHS When Frosh come to any high school, they are constantly doing things wrong and getting into trouble. From the start they are classified as the underdogs of the school. SHS is no exception. But year after year the class changes students, names, faces, and pranks. Every Frosh seems to find a way to survive the year and looks forward to picking on the next Freshman class. TOP Freshman class officers from top are Colleen Bemenderfer, president: Almer Smith, vice-president: Terri Palafox, secre- tary: Cathy Cooper, reporterg Laura Dorsey, treasurer. BOTTOM LEFT Just any typical day at SHS can be made eventful by the Freshman class. BOTTOM RIGHT Sam Young participates in the powderpuff football game as he leads the cheers for Frosh-Senior team, the Dynomite Dames. 172 Mike Aguilar Danny Alcala Joe Alcala Alice Alvarado Johnnie Alvarado Frances Amaya Jenny Argumaniz Carla Baird Donny Baker Matt Baucum Chad Baxter Colleen Bemenderfer Perry Bennett Virginia Bermea Ronald Bewley Sammy Bitner Dale Blalock Tracy Blanton Freddie Booher Debbie Bowen Beverly Brittian Billy Brock Flenee' Bromley Linda Brown 7 74 Mike Brown Nancy Brown Terry Burton Beverly Bussey Billy Butler Mendy Butler Wendy Butler Cathy Cabrera David Camacho Sammy Camacho Andelia Cantu Shelli Cardwell Donna Carrigan Paul Carillo Charlene Carrington Edith Castillo Cathy Cooper Todd Cooper Mike Corley Michael Cotherman Jerry Crausbay Willie Cunningham James Dahl Billy Davis Frosh join in SHS politic l l ll ,l rl l ill! rr it f hm. , 'l fi 'J :Latte f L 5 iE' - n1r-l- ' , . Will A, l r I li 5 31 Lil , t' 5517 5e:1,ll tx ii: 1, ,N in ,till lv ' uni , ,,,v V' fs , 'if kprq l - b -'eil I A Todd Cooper along with other Freshmen get involved with SHS stu dent council elections Class president Colleen Bemenderfer David Davis Helen Davis Charlotte Davison Richard DeLeon Laura Dorsey Craig Driver Dana Duvall Trent Elliott Mary Ellis Linda Evans Rusty Evans Sylvia Franco Jerry Fry Dorothy Garcia Kim Garrett Aurelia Garza David Garza Sylvia Gauna o o 0 il Anticipation 17 ll Soool' Velnita Gillian Bobby Glass Diana Gomez Ricky Gonzales Gayle Goodwyn Hugh Gossett Ricky Graham Patricia Gray Brenda Green Curtis Guelker Caroline Gutierrez Debra Haley Trilece Ham Richard Hamilton Anita Hammett Marvin Hatter Michelle Hawrysz Clint Head Cindy Hearn Coralyn Hefner Kermit Herredge Doris Herring Freddy Herrington Jobeth Hicks Randall High Larry Hillis Jerry Hitchcock Vicki Hobbs Edward Hodge Kenneth Hodges Kelly Hook Thomas Hoover Judy Howard Dwain Huckabee ftop lofty Freshmen joined in school activities when they made the varsity run through sign for the first time fbottom lefty Apprehension is shown as Danny Mann, Cynthia Lemmons Diane Martinez Kyle Lawrence and Danny Kenner tour school for the first time. 17 8 Blood, sweat and tears' describ Kurt Huckabee Roy Hulin Janet. Hunt Scotl Janfis Wayne Jennings Avery Johnson Deborah Johnson Glen Jones Johnny Jones Mark Jones Kelly Kearney Danny Keiner Deborah Kennedy Rodney Kinsey Sammy Lambert Susie Lansford Kyle Lawrence Cindy Lee Rochelle Lee Cynthia Lemmons Sylvia Loe Sylvia Lopez Lori McBeath Jeff McElyea Frosh initiati ff -- Mike McMahon Paul McPherson Danny Mann Penny Martin Diane Martinez lrma Martinez Linda Martinez Priscilla Martinez Sabrina Martinez Byron Matthews Jeff May John Medlicott Freddie Melendez I Dahlia Mendez ' i I W Terry Miller ' iv, .' ii 3 V H gg-Qt in ' ff y ii ..'-ll' Fil 1 ' f i Beverly Brlttian, Becky Rodawalt, Linda Evans, and other freshmen were scrubbing the Sonic Drive-In. Many other odd jobs such as bot- tle drives, newspaper pickups, and clipping the grass with scissors took place to earn money for the Senior Class. At the end of the week the upperclassmen gave the Freshman girls a slumber party. 179 80 Salvador Moncada Laura Monde Sharon Moore Leanne Newman Nancy Norred Anna Olvera Anita Palacios Terri Palafox Dalaine Parkhurst Beau Patterson Dale Peeples George Perez Diana Pfeiff Stanley Phillips Stewart Phillips Bobby Pickett Connie Price Laura Price Vickie Proctor Sandra Pryor Sherry Pugh Herman Ramirez Gilbert Flamon Connie Fteaves Underclassmen show spir . Many screams, shouts, and yells were heard as students boosted the Ponies in their first high school pep rally. Alvin Reddic Richard Reece Ann Reeves Ricky Reeves Manuel Requejo Leigh Ann Rhyne Tania Riney Becky Rodawalt Curtis Roden Russell Rodriquez Carol Rogers Ricky Rosas Marla Rose Cornelius Saddler Sandra Schubert Bruce Scott Patricia Scott Buddy Seale David Sharrock Kim Sherrin Ben Shifflett 181 82 Joe Shirley Mavies Shute Cindy Sikes Shelia Slaton Almer Smith Calvin Smith Christi Smith Theresa Smith Christina Solano Tim Solano Melinda Sorrells David Taylor Belinda Thompson David Thompson Grant Thompson David Thornhill Everett Todd James Tomlinson George Torres Gloria Torres Carl Tyler Cynthia Valdez George Vargas Gracie Vera i Frosh girls display women's Lib Cindy Lee of the Frosh Senior powder puff football team breaks away as she gains yardage for the Dynomite Dames Douglas Wade Karen Waggoner Diane Walker Jackie Walker John Walker Peggy Walsh Monte Walton Ricky Ware Kathy Whisenant Debra Wilks Lowell Williams Sandra Williams Sherry Wood Greg Wortham Becky Wright Sam Young Ralph Zapata AN' n 1 1 1 1 19' 1 '-N-'jdzu 1 ...A-. 27- I? . 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APPAREL 1 , Q Y54 tl '.-Q ' 05 385, X1' 11 ' Jan's Boot, Shoe, Saddle Re a ', Corner 515 28S5P8'?8I6cS:e t ntosi' B 519552 The Colonae Th0mPS0l1 Agency if Insurance if Real Estate 'A f Property Appraisal 8: APPLI C Securing Sweetwater since 1925 5 P Curty 2nd Floor-235-5443 rescnp lan Doscher Building SGYVICG Sweetwater Gene Stockton Sweetwater Country Club Golf 81 Tennis Sh0P S ' Wayne's Amho 5 Barber ny s Dept. Store Shop zoo Locust 3 235-2356 Serves you Better 3 S and M Mott's aves ou ore C. R. Anthony Co., 5 8' 10 Sweetwater Ranch House Motel . Congratulations if Restaurant Graduates if Kennels if Heated Pools if Color T. V. if Cable Dr. Pepper- if Stables Pepsi-Cola 301 S. Georgia ' 236-6341 Bottling Company FIRST NATIONAL BANK SWEETWATER, TEXAS First Fdmily Banking Center 18 HIXON'S DEPARTMENT STORE The Family Store 100 E. Broadway 236 6646 Roscoe livin Sfafe om' lrcle of Bank Everybody's Bank in a great big way Why do we emphasize circle of friends while other banks emphasize their full circle of service? Because we're the bank that pays special attention to customers: all of them, in a great big way, no matter what service or services they use. The bank that thinks of customers as a circle of friends. And the nicest thing about our circle is that it's always open. There's always room for one more. How about you? friend 190 McCoy Funeral Home 401 E. 3rd 235-8666 FLO RS 13' 'X-L' , ' .:' L: ,:-:Q 'y? ! 'U arlllvcmioux ' A 4? r . . 1 gczcgisl gfocusza, Qjcmfziiona ami Qiffi OB EAST THIRD 8676 S WATER, TEX. 79556 ' . WORLD OF 0 Judah ENTERTAINMENT Q2 Television Cable Servi I 11 E. 3rd St. 23 WEE Cowenis Dairy Queen Home of the D. Q. Robinson Dude and Surplus Belt Buster Drive-up Window Service Economy lnsulatign 1608 Lamar 235-soes Sweetwater Frazier, Roberts saszasswagz Concrete Co. Co., Inc- 105 W. 12th 236-6200 TMUYSF r3l1S el' Materials We Have It ' R fing 153261369 1 15266516 Butler Higginbotham- Abstract 5255611 Shgok Wall's 1-ire Industries Company Factory and Outlet Store Davies 404 w. 4th 235-5481 Metal Works -0 ' 4335 7505432 Glenn's Lawn Mower 110 E. Broadway Shop 235-8611 Big State WEhgH Roustabout Se . HAMPToN 'Wee ARCHITECTS E. Hwy. ao 235-9778 Bahlman 909 E 3rd Cleaners 235-3219 Finest in dry cleaning 908 E. 3rd 235-9917 Hatahoe Df'V9 n Watson-Focht 1505 E. Broadway 235-2024 Local Loan , and .. U Carroll 2121252 335339 Buipk- 205 Oak 235-2555 Y cadlllac . BILL BURNS 0lL CO. P. O. Box 96 1306 Elm Sweetwater, Texas 236-6644 Fife Cooperating Standard DOeSI1't COSII Parts HH Paysu Rolling Plains Co-op Compress Golden Sweetwater, Texas Flake Sweet Shop Shipman - Chiropractic Mafl9'S Clinic Beauty Sh0p 310 E. 3rd 235-9666 We're getting ready for your generation. In the years ahead you'll need more electricity than you're using right now because theres a lot to be done. Like new jobs, more efficient homemaking, health care and cleaning up the environment. Right now Texas Electric is building new lignite coal and nuclear-fueled power plants that will help make sure you have the electricity you're going to need. mms ' ' ELECTRIC SERVICE CUMPAIIIY 'L SMlTTY'S DRUG Smitty and Father 1216 Hailey 236-6329 1 Maloney Pharmacy CLARK AG ENCY 1405 Hailey 2355394 General Insurance Since 1920 Jewel ry 309 Oak 112 W. Broadway 235 5706 236'6722 Dale Thornton's M i n 9:3Og6?E5ShlEl6T1-?:IiT:f?gi1?urday Fi Pldded Savings of Key Stamps with every purchase R-Hdi0 Ridley Packing Co. Gandy's W. Broadway 236-6336 4555157 N M ff: M-M'M'M-u S , Z5 ' W ffdfffx We F X 'Malts ct KV X Sl! an-:Q 1225 E. Broadway 235-8544 ff- - ' N -1 F i' U Nu ns. , 2 s f ' 5,32 H-,.--. '.,,, l l 2 -Q,QiJll 5 I l 4 f-'a a l'r l f S 2 to S---L! 2' at '5 if--f N X- A' .l ' Mn S-aff-I Free Spirit and Wide World Congratulations '76 Graduates from Holiday Rambler Corporation Southwestern Division Sweetwater, Texas Harris Drug Connie's Swgffwfef Bill Jamison ora Real Estate 301 Ave. B 235-5458 Parker Implement Co. John Deere Sales I-20 at Hopkins Rd. Ph. 915-235-8686 El Sweetwater, Texas 79556 Feed AIlen's Family Style Meals Wilson f0f eV?flQ, Sales generation 1301 E. Broadway Ccmpany 235-2060 FUNDAMENT AL BAPTIST CHURCH 712 E. 3rd 235-2730 Hays Meat -- 81 Locker Plant Nolan Cvunty JCPSHHGY Motors SheIansky's WH Western Store L U. S. GYPSUM CO Sweetwater Plant Salutes Class of 1976 Congratulations and Best Wishes in f RUCK siwtt tl lwfi Sweetwater 76 Truck Stop 81 ReSt3l.lf8l1t I-20 at Hopkins Rd. Open 24 hrs. a day for your convenience Fashion Leon Goswick Fabric and Outlet COMPHHY, Inc- 235-3246 Sweetwater w. Alabama Livestock Auctign Sweetwater Lynn Ford Insurance Agency Box 310 235-8411 Joyce's Fabrics Specializing in Quality Fabric Oak eating ARTHUR BOYD ELECTRIC CO 10 WEST BROADW EXA iff N PIGGLY WIGGLY 1410 Lamar 300 Hailey Large Enoughto Accommodate, A Small Enough to Appreciate A ' So d Ron s un V67 K: AIISIEITB Center 212 Bawcom -If Q ff K Ag Records-Tapes-T. Vfs- fioan Q5 Tape Players Reglalered Representafv Flon Tatom Owner 235 8865 TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 1506 Santa Fe 235-2991 204 L1 1 , I 4 Z 6 6 4 YandelI's Nolan Beauty County Salon Abstract Moore-Edison tttt TW Grain 13th a. Elm 235 3115 Feed-Seed-Mola Hay-Custom G d g a. Mix' g We Buy All Ki d f Gra Hillcrest Cleaners V Fast, EffiCi9flt ABALOS at GONZALES CONCRETE CONTRACTORS 1409 Hailey 235-8106 SWEETWATE 7955 Texas Theatre 114 E. Broadway 235-5441 r 41' ' R 11 Rocket Drive-In E. Hwy. so 236-6142 DAVIS TRUCK AND TRACTOR 200 W. 3rd 236-6848 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1976 Jimmy Waddell il f JW swEE'rwA'rEn sAvlNGs ASSOCIATION 3rd 81 Elm 236-6364 - , qnnn--- Jw- 4- M f ' - t . EAL. GEE TRANSFER 81 STORAGE 1201 E. Broadway 235-3612 Henson's Taber S 81 SOI1 Floor Co ' ' ' cem'Q: 9 Mobll SBYVICB Statlon Phone 235-5931 WH ,YSL sw T 411 East Broadway 79556 235-9023 McDorman Shop F 5fIZ'2.a55f,3'3f3 c M' Slfstem General Electric Appl Q Ho e Fu nlshlngs By EEST? 3 ..'2'L Save i'KZ.l'f ge 2 B J' 3rd a. Crane 235-3520 STATE FARM Rick Wilson Company insurance man msusumcsv 808 E. Broadway 235-2185 W. Hwy. 80 Like A Good Neighbor 3 State Farm is There Z Robert L. Harris V Ai I District Agent , Q f f 9 is fy. The Prudential ' 1 f f Insurance Company 1, , ' 5 --Q fAmerica I-rn O tA r. N .29 DEIIUHATUHVIJENTER .'u, .iii ,g.g'33,,MpCCa3,,e, 3'9 OAS 0' BgQ45Qi:Q5'57oO ' f ' Sweetwater, Texas 79556 ' ' Res: 915-235-8349 SWEETWATER, TEXAS 79556 . Prudential ADKINS CHEVROLET INC. 805 W. Broadway 210 1 ...lj AND TRUST CQMPANY Ll AND TRUST COMPANY -ea 1 M. 1 mg H L4 54:11-me L 21 'Ml 1 N 1 V , In Qfi.l , , gif' ' f + 4 n. ' f , ' X , 2:29. - E 'Eff V Eli.. N4 V EE553, Q - V- K : . ,Pg 'fl r '? , ,, .- --,, ' 1 'I 'J ' 6.2.51 J: V sg55555255552sssgsgfgsf52255fsfgsgsgsgsgsisfsiff ia:2255is552555sg55sis2555555sggsfsfsffffsgfgsgs , .. ' I I1 5252525225252525252555252S5EiS5?Zf2?2fsfsfsE5ff'' '::5f555f5f55E3E5E5f5f55?f5fE5Ef?5E555f5f5EfE5: - I 2isis?isis255555555isSz2sEs5iEi52fff 225925sf52?fEfff?s2sfsZ22f2525222 w 4:1:2f:::f:,1::,:5:5:2:2-r- '-- '-A1:-:-:Z15:1:r1r::::::5:5:3:f:::: ,w E:g:f::.,.A.-- -.-.4.f.,,:.::g:gg535g , - 4 . , ,f , , lf' - - I ' 'f'1T ?:' 'T1'T 'f if'TEE'-W'- f1T'il'j?TfG fiPf I' , .. .., , Y , , .,4 4 , -'Q ,HH-wr: A Y in '-4'-if 1' ':-'.- - ' ' ., . :w w -, ,,.55,v'. . -. V 4 ' ' V -. ' I ,- fi. i':'.:.L, :afar-41 W5 'V'-'?'4: 1'E!i'-- 'jF'3iT1T - We, f -'JE ' .- I - . ' .fy-f , 5. f' 1 -,,--p'p1fg,j,,: 1:51 N. ,Tr V -ks.. . .. ' ' - ,f fi Xi-1 -w. . - A ' V '1 - -1' wha f-- ,' ' ' ' Q V ' ' ' . rf, f ' I ,U':.1f'L,,1 'g 3 ff- I i ' . .- V , ,- ' A sg . ' , ' M 1 A 1 Ig ' -ii? W-41f92 f!' ' - ' Q? QA mv, A J n lv U , Mi .3 E., . , - - - , Y ' 4 ,:- A A ,A X -X K 1 , up I il ' - 1-wfiiif.-'.JZ-.Iii 'frgzy-,fififl as '. 214'-QQ-,vf la '13' ' CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF '76 BEST WISHES A FLINTK VILLAGE SUPERMARKET BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN 502 E. Broadway 236-6942 , :,, w,,.g.kQ1.'.'T.,,.,-' z, 'J-if-4 'H ' ' ' ' Y ' 1 1 . , w , -I --L--,-t W-W., W., ,,1....... ..... .,.,-:- ...iw ..-- - if- ' V ,, H v, w ' 1 , ' ' H BlNGO'S 710 E. Broadway 235-5310 IQ :Nl l 1' l fl Patti Williams eXa LmiCi Et Bullock Electric. Electric oWI'lef'J0hl l ANZ 235-2551 311 Oak 107 Pecan 236-6874 CONG RATU LATIO N S America Seniors 1776-1976 1976 SANTA FE EMPLOYEES SWEETWATER 4 SWEEFWQTEH Congratulations, Best Wishes 1975 Officers George M. Thompson, President Lavelle Layfield, I Vice-President Jack Stein, ll Vice-President Scissors VanDever, Treasurer Tim Fambrough, Immediate Past President Board of Directors Ed Aiken, Jr. Tim Allen, O. D. Van Baucum Neale Beightol Bill Burns Ronnie Cox Bill Haley Don McDorman Donald Moore Johnny C. Moore Audrea Oatman Charles Reece Ray Rhodes Dave Ridley Jerry Riggs White Auto Store 1 T ma-nvx ' H. ' Q T Y: ix 3 I . FU - 'ff .....-- , . afflff' f' 1- , li l f -wa t. .g ?:'e:,!11.2-egg TEXAS COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Dairyland 7-1 1 Auto Supply The Publications Dept. Congratulates Cham'ber Staff the, Joseph P. Luce, Executive Vice President FQIIQWIHQ Kathryn Fraley, Executive Secretary . Terry Blankenship, Receptionist Senlors Mack Dressler John Willingham Linda Marshall Frankie Ellis Janice Hale Sylvia Reyes Kathie Cumbie 21 IQICIQ -ICD--VUPW HDI-'I1 Where things are happening fThd8mEI D y M P Abalos, Barbara 59, 131, 155 Abalos, Magaret 63, 46 Acuna, Mary 46, 50, 51, 131, 56 Acuna, Nancy 50, 155 Adames, Manuel 155,49 Aguilar. Mike 90, 173 Aguilar, Pete 51, 143 Alaniz, Albert 155, 61 Alcala, Danny 173 Alcala, Elisa 29, 46, 50, 51, 155 Alcala, Joe 173 Alcala, Ralph 61, 143, 64 Alldredge, Jeannette 20, 39, 143, 145. 61 Alexander, Sondra 29, 50 Allen. Bruce 81.96, 103,100, 101, 143, 79, Allen, Maxie 37, 39, 42, 143 Allen, Flobert 85, 92, 96, 155 Alvarado, Alice 173 Alvarado, Johnny 173 Amaya, Frances 173 Amaya, Janie 23, 131 Amos, Tammie 77, 102, 114, 155, 157 Argumaniz, Gloria 55, 131 Argumanlz, Jenny 173 Armstrong, Michelle 27, 143, 60 Arnold, Basil 75, 143 Asbill, Terri 123, 155,81 Atkins, Danna 143 Atkins, Donna 143 Axe, Dana 63, 155 Baird, Carla 173 Baird, Merle 131 Baker, Donnie 90, 173 Barber, Bobby 155 Barrick, Betty 155 Batteas, Jammie 143 Batteas, Sherri 39, 143 Baucom, Phillip 52, 131 Baucum, Matt 58, 173 Baugh, Price 155 Baxter, Chad 173 Becker, Scott 155 Bedgood. Glen 40, 155 Bell, Tanlua 131 Bemenderfer, Colleen 58. 124, 172, 173 Bennett, David 143, 126 Bennett, Perry 173 Bennett, Sherri 155 Bennett, Terry 16, 37, 39, 53, 131 Bennett, Terry 155 Bentle, Kathy 54, 143, 146 Bermea, Virginia 173. 117 Bewley, Paula 63, 155, 46 Bewley. Ronald 173. 49 Birkla, Mona 37,155 ' Birkla, Randy 54, 131, 139 Bltner, Sammy 90, 173, 49 Blair, Gary 155 Blalock, Dale 173, 49 Blalock, Leonard 53, 60, 90. 131 Blakenship. Roy 18. 96, 155 Blanton, Tracy 37, 82, 173, 60, 74 Boggs, Joe 55, 143 Boiles, Melinda 44, 94, 114, 155, 120. 117 Booher, Freddie 18, 173 Borders, Chris 55, 131 Boswell, Lisa 123, 143, 70, 38 Bowen, Debbie 173, 46 Bowen, Dewayne 155, 49 Bowen, Nancy 63. 155,46 Box, Wesley 39, 70, 101, 143 Boyd, Gary 53, 131 Boyer, Donna18,56, 155, 122 Boyer, JoLiane 55, 144 Bradley, David 156 Brannon, Tammy 27, 114, 156, 171 Brashear, Cindy 156 Braswell, Ginger 56, 63, 81, 110, 112, 113, Braswell, Van 96, 156. 159 Brentz, Mike 60, 131, 64 Brittain. Barbara 62, 156,60 Brittain, Beverly 61, 173, 179 Brittain, Lisa 142. 144, 61. 54 Brock, Billy 42, 61, 173 Bromley, Jett 42, 156 39 144, 70, 39 Index-Students Bromley. Flenee 58. 81, 95, 173, 85, 39 Brown, Cindy 54, 131. Brown, Jody 114, 156 Brown, Linda 173 Davis, Billy 90, 174 Davis, Charles 132 Davis, David 175 Davis, Helen 175, 27 Davis, Tressie 46 Brown, Brown. Mike 90, 174 Mike 53, 144, 49 Brown, Nancy 18, 174, 49 Brown, Roy 131 Bruner. Kenneth 20, 156 Davison, Charlotte 46, 175 Davison, Terry 52, 144 Decker, Kelley 56, 77, 82, 88, 144 DeLaCruz, Ofelia 157, 46 Bugarin, Santiago 37, 82, 131 Burton. Terry 174 Burton. Tim 144 DeLeon, Freddie 16, 143, 144, 96, 98, 56 DeLeon, Ophelia 157 DeLeon, Richard 175 Diaz, Irene 56. 63, 157 Bussey, Beverly 174 Butler, Billy 174, 122 Butler, Chandra 122, 124, 156 Dickson, Dickson, Angie 44, 158 Dickson, Mike 22, 60, 158 Allison 44, 45. 37, 63, 70, 145, 117 Butler. Butler. Butler. Byrne, Byrne, Cindy 55, 144, 148 Mendy 37, 60, 174, 46, 47 Wendy 174, 46 Jackie 37, 44, 56, 131 Jay 56.156, 165 Caldera, Anita 60 Cabrera, Cathy 174, 117 Carnacho, Sammy 174 Campbell, Dennis 25, 156 Campbell, Joel 16, 96, 144 Campbell, Larry 144 Cantu, Andelia 174 Cardwell, Shelli 124, 174 Carey, Sandra 44, 131 Carillo, Paul 174 Carlton, Holly 37, 44, 56, 63, 113, 114 Carlton, Teresa 21, 44, 56, 63, 131, 133, 137, 39 Carmichael, Carol 37, 44, 59, 70, 144 Carr, Jan 156 Carr, Pam 144, 46 Carrigan, Donna 60, 174, 64 Carrington, Charlene 103, 156, 157, 174 Carrington. Charles 60, 100 Carson, Dru 61, 131 Carroll, Cindy 17, 156 Castillo, Edith 37, 46, 174, 117 Castillo, Jerry 53, 132 Castillo, Patricia 144 Castro, Adeline 26, 44, 60, 132, 68 Castro, Arthur 16, 61, 156 Ceballos, Diana 54, 132 Cervik, Cindy 39, 70, 144,46 Chancellor, David 80, 81, 100, 103, 132, 49 Chapman, Clara 157 Chapman, Tami 144 Chapman, Tommy 53, 132 Chase, Scott 157 Chasteen, Lynn 144, 74 Clark, Clyde 96, 105, 144, 49 Clark, Darlene 27, 56, 157, 171, 46 Clegg, Bill 157, 60, 64 Cooper, Cathy 172, 174 Cooper, Todd 42, 58, 75, 90, 108, 174, 175, 39 Conner, Carolyn 50, 157 ' Corley, Debra 54, 132 Corley, Mike 90, 174 Cornoyer, Barbara 40, 61, 157 Cotherman, Michael 90, 174, 49 Crain, Jim Bob 52,96,144 Crain, Mark 144, 49 Crain, Shirley 60,157, 116, 117 Crausbay, Jerry 22, 37. 42, 90, 98, 174 Crausbay, Ronald 42, 96, 105, 108, 157 Crawford, Allen 144,49 Crawford, Debbie 157, 46 Cross, John 157 Crowder, Mlttie 132 Cumbie, Dennis 25, 37, 42, 157, 49, 48 Cumble, Kathie 39, 40, 41, 44, 63, 70, 132, 133 Cunningham, C. E. 53, 132 Cunningham, Charles 52, 144, 145 Cunningham, Jerry 174 Cunningham, Willie 61,174 Dahl, James 58, 174 Dahl, Marg 144 Daniel, David 132 Daniel, Marlin 25, 157, 163, 49, 48 Davenport, Pam 25, 44, 157, 49 Davidson, Paul 142, 144 Doggett, Bill 158 Donnelly, Shayne 132 Dooley, John 158 Dorman, Chrls 158, 49,48 Dorman, Robby 23, 53, 133 Dorsey, Laura 58, 172, 175 Dressler, Mack 40, 56, 133 Driver, Craig 42, 175, 58 Duke, Dave 133 Dunlap, Vickey 133 Duvall, Dana 58, 175, 74 Eggleston, Betty Jane 158 Egly, Melvin 158, 49 Elliott, Trent 90, 108, 175 Ellis. David 23, 158 Ellis, Frankie 40, 41, 77, 133 Ellis, Mary 58,71-1,124,175 Ellis, Patrick 145 Ellison, Glen 53, 145 Ellison, Mike 96, 158 Ellison, Tammie 44, 158 Elston, Laura 39, 56, 63, 158 Ensenia, Paul 158 Epps, Gary 42, 96, 118, 145, 39 Epps, Johnny 53, 133 Evans, Betty 60, 145 Evans, Linda 58, 175, 179 Evans, Rusty 175 Feagan. Jill 55, 59, 84, 142, 145 Ferrell, David 60, 145,64 Forbes, Arlin 18, 65, 122, 145 Forbes, Cliff 158 Ford, Cheryl 40, 44, 61, 70, 145 Foreman, Scooter 42, 158, 127 Foshee, Rhonda 19, 114, 158,117 Fortune, Kerry 71, 96, 145, 49 Fraley, Scott 39, 42, 70, 130, 133 Franco, Rebecca 158 Franco. Sylvia 175 Franco, Teresa 44, 60, 133 Franklin, Joe Ed 21, 39, 133 Franklin, L. T. 37, 39, 105, 106, 145 Freeman, Brenda 39, 44, 45, 59, 123, 159 Fry, Doris 159 Fry, Jerry 175 Fullwood, Jamie 44, 159 Gabel, Betty 159 Galindo, Alonzo 123, 145 Gaona, Alicia 133 Garcia, Dorothy 58, 175 Garrett, Elvis 145 Garrett, Klm 175 Garrett. Paula 159 Gartman, Dusty 39, 56, 70, 142, 145 Garza, Aurelia 175 Garza. David 175 GBYZI, Marlo 24, 133 Garza, Rosa 159 Gates. Gaona. Steve 159 Sylvia 175 Gavit, 'Greg 55, 145 Gerst. Gilda 37.60, 159 Gasln, Ruth Ann 59, 81, 94, 123, 159, 85 Gilbert, Derrick 159, 49 Gill, Tracy 44, 88, 145, 120. 117 Gillentine. Douglas 61, 159 Gillentlne, Kathy 146 Gillian, Velnita 60,176.47 Gillilan, Russell 96, 104, 105, 159, 49 Glass, Bobby 176 Glass, Debra 159, 46 Gloria, Alvaro 51, 60, 159 High, Randall 60, 177, 64 Hillis, Larry 42.90, 108, 177 Hinshaw, Stewart 73, 81, 96, 118, 161, 169, 49, 48 Hitchcock, Jerry 177 Hobbs, Terry 146 Hobbs, Vickie 58, 37, 124, 177 Hodge, Edward 90, 42, 58, 177 Hodges, Kenneth 90, 108, 177 Hou sto Goates. Gomez, Gomez, Gomez, Gomez, Gomez, Gomez, Neal 60, 82, 159, 64 Armondo 21, 133 Diana 58, 176 Elva 16, 55, 134 Joe 159 Maria 54, 55, 146 Mario 53, 146, 148 Hood, Jill 61. 65, 161, 164 Hook. Kelly 177 Hook, Kim 37,72,11O,111,112,113, Hoover , Phillip 52,147 147, 70 Hoover, Thomas 90, 177 Hornsberger, Glenda 27, 56, 59, 134, 117, 46 n, Cindy 147 Gomez, Ricky 146 Gomez, Sylvia 37 Gonzales, Johnny 53 Gonzales, Ricky 176 Gonzales, Ricky 176 Goodwyn, Craig 37,110, 111, 112, 123,145,146 Goodwyn, Gayle 176 Gossett, Debbie 37, 110, 111, 112, 145, 146 Gossett, Hugh 176 Gossett, Teresa 146 Goswick, Laura 160, 49, 117, 48 Gotcher, Billy 160 Gotcher, Elyon 114, 160 Gran, Cindy 26, 134 Graham, David 42, 70, 146,39 Graham, Ricky 58, 176 Gray, Patricia 176, 46 Green, Brenda 27, 176, 46 Green, Patrick 160 Griffith, Clifton 17,146 Griffith, Reba 160 Grimaldo, Tony 96, 134 Grubbs, Wanda 59, 160, 46 Guelker, Curtis 60, 176 Guelker, Judy 54, 134, 139 Guelker, Lisa 25, 160, 49, 48 Guelker, Louise 37, 60, 160 Gunn. Glyn 52,134 Gutierrez, Caroline 176 Gutierrez, Elias 21, 61, 134 Gutierrez, Steve 160 Guzman, Norma 160 Hale, Janice 40. 41, 44, ss, 70, 134, 117 Haley, Debra 37, 60, 176, 46, 64 Hallmark, Wendy 61, 146,64 Ham, Robin 146, 49 Ham, Trilece 71,176, 117 Hamilton, Richard 60, 176 Hammett, Anita 176 Hampshire, Pam 146 Hand, Billy 160 Hanks, Starla 146 Harrell, Lori 160 Harrell, Terry 52, 134 Harris, Darryl 160 Harris, Russell 29, 160, 167 t-lartgraves, Pam 146, 56 Hartman, Annla 134, 46 Hatter, Marvin 176 Hawley, Brad 39. 42, 44, 70, 134, 126 Hays, Carol 60, 160 Hays, Phillip 98 Hayes, Mickey 37, 42, 96, 118, 134 Hawrysz, Michelle 58, 117 Hazard, Gary 55, 146 Head, Clint 177, 49 Head, Kim 161 Headrick, Max 39, 42, 130, 134 Healer, Becky 61, 71, 161, 46, 64 Hearn, Cindy 24, 177 Hefner, Coralyn 58, 177 Hefner, Robbie 26, 122, 123, 146 Helm, Kathy 60. 146 Handley, Terry 53, 134 Hendrix, Mike 39, 42, 84, 98, 123, 146, 70 Hendrix, Ronnie 161 Henegar, David 146 Henshaw, Randy 52, 146 Henson. Terry 96, 103, 161 Heredia, Tony 96, 103, 146, 101, 37 Hernandez, Pauline 46 Hernandez, Tony 17, 82, 103, 146 Herredge, Kermit 177 Herring, Brenda 26, 54, 134 Herring, Doris 58, 177 Herrington, Freddy 58, 90, 108, 177, 127 Hicks, Jean 55, 146 Hicks, Jobeth 20, 177 Higgins, Janine 59.60, 161 2 1 8 Houston, Maxine 147, 47 Howard, Brent 37, 42, 134 Howard, Judy 177 Howard, Terri 70, 147, 150 Huckabee. Dwain 58, 177 Huckabee. Kirk 20, 90, 178 Hulin, Roy 178 Hunt, Denise 44, 76, 88, 135 Hunt, Donna 55, 63, 135 Hunt, Janet 178,49 Hunter, Bill 161, 126 Hurd, Barbara 54, 147 0 Jackson. Danny 96, 161, 49, 48 Jameson, Robbie 39, 42, 135 Janfis, Scott 20, 61, 178 Jennings, Wayne 90, 178 Johns, Nancy 161,46 Johnson, Avery 20, 90, 107, 108, 178 Johnson, Darla 161 Lewis. Keith 148 Little, Joe 162, 49 Lobdell, Gail 24, 55, 136 Loe, Sylvia 178 Lomas, Steve 118. 162 Long, Jerry 136. 49 Long, Terry 162 Lopez, Alba 162, 117 Lopez, Sylvia 178 Luce, Joe 20, 105, 162, 168 Luce, Sharie 37, 39, 44, 59, 80, 81, 133, 136 Ludlum, Jill 26, 63, 162 Ludlum, Wendy 39, 61, 65, 70, 71, 148, 64 Mahaffey, Sharon 162, 49 Mann, Danny 90, 177,179 Mardis, Sammy 23, 162 Marshall, Linda 40, 41, 136 Marshall, Shirley 163 Martin, Chuck 16, 163 Martin, Cindy 163 Martin.Heidi11O,111,112,113,148,117 Martin, Keith 52, 136 Martin, Penny 179 Martinez, Diane 177, 179 Martinez, Eleazar 53, 148 Martinez, Elias 136 Martinez, Elisa 148 Martinez, Elsa 148 Martinez, Estella 27, 137 Martinez, Esther 54. 148 Martinez, Evorado 137 Martinez, Harry 52 Martinez, lrrrla 179 Martinez, Linda 179, 58, 116.117 Martinez, Ninla 50, 137 Martinez, Pablo 148 JOHHSD rl, Deborah 20, 58, 178 Johnson, Rhea Nell 135, 54 Johnso Jones, Jones, Jones. Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones. n, Velma 147 Blair 20, 42, 61, 70, 135, 139, Glen 178 Guy 39, 96, 147 Johnny 178 Mark 55, 178 Mike 60,161.64 Teresa 19, 59, 151 68, 64 Martinez, Priscilla 58, 179 Martinez, Ray 56 Martinez, Reynaldo 163 Martinez, Robert 137, 54 Martinez, Rosa 163 Martinez, Roy 137 Martinez, Sabrina 179 Massey, Rhonda 63, 163 Massey, Robert 53. 137 Massingill, Pat 149 Matthews, Byron 179 Maxwell, Mike 137 May, Janet 59, 61, 149 May, Jett 61, 179 Kearney, Kelly 59. 61, 178 Kearney, Sam 60, 147 Keiner, Danny 108, 177, 17B Kelley, Ansel 56, 135, 49 Kelly, Debra 161 Kennedy, Deborah 20, 178 Kennedy, Elaine 161 Kidd, Kay 161 Kiker, Debbie 44, 63, 135 Klllough, Debra 16, 26, 135 King, Lanlel 55, 147 Kinsey, Rodney 178, 49 Kinsey, Tony 147 Kirgan, Tammy 161 Kirk, Lisa 135 Kirk, Paul 40, 161,56 Kirkland, Barry 20, 135 Kirkland. Tim 161 Knox, Danny 82, 135, 49 Knox, Scott 39, 96, 98, 118, 161,49 Kuss, Phil 162, 126 Lackey, Alan 37, 38. 42. 56. 96. 135, 73, 70, 78, 68 Lackey, Elaine 37, 63, 162, 56 Lair, Deborah 61, 162, 46 Lambert, Ramona 70, 147 Lambert, Sammy 37, 90, 108, 178, 49 Landers, Linda 147, 56 Lane, Bobby 136 Lanier, Cindy 44, 147, 56,49 Lansford, Susie 20, 178, 117,46 Lawson, Donna 162 Lawrence, Jay 39, 42, 44, 70, 136 Lawrence. Kyle 39, 42, 58, 82, 90, 177, 178, 126 Laylield, Paul 42, 60, 105 Lee, Cindy 39, 58, 81, 95, 178, 183 Lee, Jackie 147 Lee, Rochelle 61, 176 Lee, Vickie 39, 44, 59, 70, 133, 136, 84 Lemmons, Cynthia 177, 178 LePhong, Vee 64 McAfee, Larry 96, 71, 154, 162, 56, 72 McBeath, Lori 40, 37, 41, 178 McBeatl'l, Sean 22, 37, 42, 148, 127, 126 McCann, Judy 162, 117 McCoy, Bronda 26, 44, 59, 60, 82. 94, 152, 64 McCoy, Johnny 148 McCoy, Jennie 33, 44, 37, 63, 136 McDonald, Paul 136 McDonnell, Keith 148 McDonnell. Sandra 29, 50, 182 McDorman, Kay 114, 162, 49 McElyea, Jeff 61, 178 McFaul, Tim 52, 148 McGinley, Susan 55, 60, 136 McGowan, Kathy 55, 148 McGowan, Dana 55 McMahon, Deborah 114, 162 McMahon. Mike 37, 42, 58, 65, 90, 108, 179, 56 McPherson. Laura 148 McPherson, Paul 42, 90, 179 McSherry. Kevin 96, 148 McVay, Janet 62, 94, 110, 114, 148, 162, 117 Mcvay, Susie 53, 59 McWhorter, Thomas 162, 56 Medlicott, Evelyn 55, 137 Medlicott, John 58, 82, 90, 108, 107, 179 Melendez, Andy 52, 137 Melendez, Freddie 179 Mendez, Dahlia 51,179,117 Mendez, Lonnie 22. 96, 118, 163 Mendez, Mary 149 Meneses, Eva 149 Meneses, Sue 24, 149 Merritt, Cindy 149 Merritt, Pamela 137 Miller, Terry 179, 49 Mink, Keith 163. 60 Mitchell, Mike 163 Moncada. Salvador 180 Moncada. Lydia 149 Monde, lnga 37, 61, 163, 64 Monde. Laura 60, 180 Monroe. Lora 163, 49 Monroe, Mike 61, 163 Moon, Jerry 105 Moore, John 149 Moore, Sharon 180 Morales, israel 163 Morales, Rosa 24, 51, 137 Morris, Donnie 96, 103, 137, 49 Motley, Scott 61, 163 Mullican, Jell 52, 71, 138 Navarrette, Sarah 54, 148, 149 Navarrette, Tommy 163 Nazworth, Barry 138 Neeper, Jandra 61, 164 Nellis, Melissa 149 Newman, Leanne 180 Nguyen, Nam Dung 65, 123, 164 Norred, Nancy 180, 117 Null, Ingrid 54, 138 Oatman, Jim Vic 42, 93, 96, 138, 79 Olvera, Anna 58, 180 Oliver, Mark 37, 61, 62, 70, 104, 105, 106, 147, 149, O'Rear. Roy 19, 164, 56 Orrtelas. Angie 56,59,B2,110,149, 120, 116, 117 Ornelas, Joe 52. 148, 149 Orr, Dennis 138, 49 Orr, Phllllp 149 Osvath, Mary 149, 56, 39 Pace, Paige 37, 63, 133, 135, 138, 56 Palacios, Anita 180 Palacios, Grace 26, 138, 149 Palaclos, Theresa 22 Palafox, Jennie 164 Palalox, Mary 138 Palafox, Terrl 58, 172, 180 Palma, Zeke 42, 96, 138, 79 Palmer, Diane 149 Parkhurst, Tommy 81, 105, 106, 118, 164, 120 Parson, Janie 164 Parsons, Ricky 16, 96, 118, 149 Patterson, Beau 39, 42, 65, 81, 90, 107, 108, 180 Patterson, Matt 82, 96, 104, 106, 118, 164, 39 Patterson, Pam 149 Payne, Alan 16, 52 Peck, Lisa 56, 114, 164 Peck, Mike 134, 138 Peeples, Dale 58. 90, 180 Penn, Calbert 148, 149 Pennell,Vonnie165 Perez, Estelle 138 Perez, George 180 Pevehouse, David 21. 138 Pfeiff, Diana 59, 61, 180 Philf. Connie 46 Phillips, Pam 165 Phillips, Pat 55, 138 Phillips, Stanley 37, 180, 127 Phillips, Stewart 108, 180 Pickett, Bobby 37, 42, 58, 180 Pierce, Lynn 44, 165 Piland, Quana 165, 46 Piland, Wendell 61, 149, 64 Pittman. Deana 37, 60, 149 Pittman. Lance 52, 165 Poe, Johnny 149 Polnack, Andy 60, 150 Porter, Debra 37, 44, 59, 61. 165 Porter, Jimmy 52, 96, 138 Porter, Rhonda 44, 59, 61, 165 Powell, Donna 54, 150 Powell, Jimmy Don 166 Powell, Patlle 50, 54, 138 Prather, Jack 139 Price, Connie 180, 49 Price, Gayle 44, 56, 61, 71, 130, 139 Price, Laura 58, 180, 122 Proctor, Eddie 55, 148, 150 Pugh, Proctor, Vickie 28, 180 Pruett, Gary 118, 119, 150 Pryor, Pryor, Pryor Carl 22, 166 Lewis 150 Mark 166 Pryor: Sandra 180 Debra 63, 166 Pugh, Sherry 180 Pulllg, Chris 150, 151, 49 Purvls, Merry Leissa 63, 166 Pybum, Weston 60, 139, 64 64 Ramirez, Alice 114, 166 Ramirez, Herman 180 Ramon, Gilbert 180 Ramon, Rlto 166 Ramsey, Carlos 60 Raney, Jimmy 166 Ray, Becky 60, 62, 70,130, 139, 80,81,117 Ray, Julie 61,102,160,165,167 Ray, Terry 59, 154, 167 Rayburn, Kathy 167 Reaves, Connie 180 Reaves. Marvin 52, 60, 150 Reddic. Alvin 60, 181 Reece, Karen 39, 70, 150 Reece, Richard 58, 123, 181 Reeves, Ann 58, 181 Reeves, Nathan 53 Reeves, Ricky 181, 49 Reeves, Steve 51, 75 Reeves, Vickie 26, 139 Reich, Jimmy 139 Reich, Karen 39, 60, 167, 117, 64 Reid, Patricia 44, 61, 167 Requeio, Manuel 181 Reyes, Mary Ann 26, 63. 154, 167 Reyes, Sylvia 39, 40, 41, 44, 59, 77, 82, 139, Rhyne, Greg 22, 60, 150 Rhyne, Leigh Ann 60, 181 Richards, Doug 96, 166, 167,49 Ridley, Sandy 37, 60, 167 Riggan, Cheryl 16,150 Riney, Tania 39, 58, 95, 181 Rister, Judy 167, 49 Rivera, Jerry 150 Rivera, Rodney 139 Roberts, Aubrey 127, 167, 126 Roberts, Darla 150 Robeson, Debbie 54, 139 Robeson, Kelly 39, 60, 62, 168 Rodawalt, Becky 39, 58, 82, 95, 179, Rodawalt, Shauna 44, 56, 189 Roden. Curtis 181 Rodrlquez, lrene 150 Rodrlquez. Russell 181 Rogers, Carol 181, 46 Rogers, Charlotte 139 Rogers, Mitchal 55, 150 Rogers, Terry 55, 151 Rosas, Charlie 53, 139 Rosas, Linda 151 Rosas, Ricky 61, 181 Rose, Beverly 63, 168 Rose, Marla 37, 60, 181, 117 Rose, Marty 96, 151 Rose, Sharon 140 Rowan, Cheryl 44, 63, 133, 140 Rulfln, Kent 20, 38, 42, 70, 136, 140 Saddler, Cornelius 90, 108, 181 Saddler, Timothy 24 Sanchez, Martha 151 Sanders, Janice 134, 140 Sawyers. Rachel 44, 56, 65, 168 Schubert, Sandra 47, 181 181,74 Scott Scott Scott Scott . Billy 151 , Brad 53, 140 . Bruce 181, 49 Carter 61, 168, 49 Scott, , Patricia 58, 181 Scribner, Kimberly 25, 59, 60, 168, 49, 48 Seale, Buddy 60, 181 Segovia, Jessie 11, 140 Segovia, Joe 168 Serrano, Tommy 168 Sharrock, David 124, 181, 158 Sherrin, Kim 58, 181 Shifflett, Ben 58, 181 Shirley, Glen 53, 151 Shirley, Joe 81, 90, 182, 72, 49 Shuler,Joe124,151,157,122 Shute, Mavies 182 Shute, Sherri 151 Slkes, Cindy 182, 46 Sikes, Wayne 51, 168 Slaton, Ronnie 166, 168 Slalon, Sheila 182 Sledge, Lisa 37, 168, 49, 116, 117 Smiley, Todd 140, 122 Smith, Almer 58, 172, 182 Smith, Calvin 58, 182 . Smith, Christi 61, 37, 182 Smith, Dena 60 Smith, James 169 Smith, Joe 81, 91, 96, 151,79 Smith, Johnny 169 Smith. Smith. Smith. Smith. Smith, Smith. Smith, Lesia 151 Patricia 151 Richard 22, 169 Sean 37, 96, 151,49 Sheila 39, 44, 65, 140, 56, 70, 46, 68 Steve 24, 42, 151 Theresa 182 Solano. Christina 58, 182, 117 Solano, Mary 46, 51, 140 Solano, Tim 61, 182 Sorrells, Melinda 182,47 Sorrells, Wayne 96, 105, 166, 169 Sparks, Karen 55, 151 Sprinkle, Pam 59, 151 Sprinkle, Phillip 169, 127 Stein, Jeff 39. 42, 43, 151, 127 Si6VBl'l s, Blake 169,56 Stevens, David 61 Stewart, Elizabeth 169, 46 Stone, Sutton Sutton Billy 140, 148, 49 ,Donna 152, 48 , Sandy 169, 49 Swaim, Shelley 170 Tabers, Tommy 23, 55, 152 Tatom, Johnny 42, 147, 152 Tatom, Patricia 27, 110, 111, 152 Taylor, David 124, 127, 182 Taylor, Kirk 170 Taylor, Tammy 26, 37, 81,88,102,110,111,112,152 70 Teetl, Deborah 140 Tharp, Tony 53, 140 Thompson, Belinda 182, 49, 47 Thompson, David 182 Thompson, Dianne 44, 170 Thompson, Grant 124, 182 Thompson, Tracey 61, 170 Thornhill, Bobby 170 Thornhlll, Davld 182 Tillman. Ricky 170 Todd, Aubrey 56,100,101,103.11B.119,1 70 Todd, Everett 39, 58, 85, 90, 107, 108, 182 Toland, Lynnette 170 Tollison, Jerry 170 Tomlinson, James 58, 182, 124 Tomlinson, Jamie 56, 152 Torres, George 61, 90, 118, 182 Torres, Gloria 182 Torres, Hector 152 Torrez, Ruth 60, 113, 170, 117 Torrez, Sarah 46, 59, 114, 170, 117 Turner, Lawrence 170 Turner, Lynn 29. 56, 170 Twom Tyler, Tyler, Tyler, utley, ey, David 60, 170,64 Carl 182,49 Charlene 59, 60, 170 Sally 152 Benny 96, 152,49 Valdez, Cynthia 182 Vargas, George 182 Vasquez, James 37, 170 Vera, G Virgen, racie 182 Yvonne 59, 170 51,152,157 73 Waddell, Kelli 63, 45, 82, 170, 120, 123, 49, 39 Waddell, Vicki 44, 63, 70, 77, 82. 102, 133. 116, 117, 38 Wade, Douglas 90, 183 Wade, Kip 170,49 Wade, Wendall 170 Waggoner, Karen 183 Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Alvin 52 Diane 124, 183 Irene 53, 141 Jackie 183 Jamie 55, 152, 49 Walker, Jimmy 25, 170, 48 Walker, John 42, 58, 90, 108, 183 Walker, Keith 25, 170, 49, 48 Walker. Mike 42,-14, 82, 152 21 Walsh, Pat 170, 56 Walsh, Peggy 58, 183 Walton, Mark 75, 98. 123, 152, 183 Walton, Monte 183 Ward, Cheryl 152 Ward, Karen 54, 141 Ware, Ricky 183 Watt, Tracy 40, 41, 61, 170 Wetael, Torrey 20, 21, 39, 42, 80, 81, 9 Wharton, Bill 60. 151, 152 Whlsenant, Kathy 37, 58, 183 White, Mlchael 20, 39, 70, 141 White, Ruth 141 Wllklnson, Fonda 152, 49 Wilkinson, Jill 40, 41, 44, ss, 170 Wllks. Debra 37, 58, 95, 183 Wllllams, Annette 59, 60, 150, 153 Wllllams, Cheryl 63. 133, 141 Williams Clifford 52 170 Williams, Janet 170,'49 Wllliams Kathy 61, 62, 153 Williams. Lowell 58, 183 Williams. Melonie 37, 94, 122, 170 Wllllams, Mike 141, 49 Williams, Patti 41, 44, 170, 214 Williams, Sandra 183, 49 Williams. Sandra 63. 153, 56 llllllllamson, Cathy 61, 141 ,49 Wllllngham, John 37, 40, 41, 44, 141 Willls, Toby 170,49 Wllson, Buford 61, 153, 54 Wllson, Johnny 55, 153 Wilson, Perry 96, 116, 170, 49, 48 Wolfe. Roger 96, 153, 49 wuner. Johnny 26, 37, 39, 141 Wood, Johnny 170 Wood, Sherry 183 Wenham, Beth 170,61, 117 Wortham, Greg 61, 183, 64 Worsham, Judy 59, 60, 154, 170 Wright, Becky 183 Wright, Susan 17, 44, 63, 170, 46 Yarborough, Phyllis 153 Young. Judy 44, 88, 141 Young, Kevin 61, 170, 49 Young. Sam 90, 71, 172, 183, 49 Young, Susan Zapata, Ralph 183 Zetzman, Sharon 59, 37, 117 Zetzman, Vickie 59, 170, 117 Zimmerman, Brad 96. 118, 145, 153 Facult Alldredge, Bud 15 Alvarado, Carlos 31 Alvarado, Lydia 31 Bollinger, Loulse 31 Boone, Fred 31, 96 Breeding, LaMarylls 31, 45 Brentz, Judith 31 Brown, JoAnn 15 Byerly, George 31, 90, 103 Casner, Nikki 31 Davis, Frank 31, 38, 16, 163 Dudensing, Kenneth 25, 31, 49, 48 Duke, Doris 31, 46 Faver, Vlrglnla 31 Faver, Will 16, 31 Fullwood, James 31 Goodwyn, Florence 31, 40 Gray, Jim 14, 31 Haggard, Dixie 31, 63 Ham, Wanda 16, 31 Hampton, Don 15 Hancock, Jackie 32, 63 Hargrove, Walter 32, 97, 107, 108 Hefner. Raymond 32 Hicks, Rojean 32 Hulse, Zelma 32, 29 Imken, Glenn 32 Jeter, James 15 Kent, Wendell 15 Langford, James 14, 32 Llnn, John 32 McAfee. Laura 32 McCrIght, Larry 32 McCoy, Melvin 15 220 6, 141, 84, 72. 79 McDonald, Frank 32, 56, 57 Macon. Don 32 Marlett, Joe 119, 222 Martin, Bette 22, 32 Martin, Dale 15 Monde, Bennett 32 Moore, Ned 32 Neblett, Estelle 28 Norred, Flozelle 32, 38 Olvera, Nelda 32, 50 Owens. Mary Sue 32 Pace, James 15 Patterson, Carolee 32 Phipps, Trent 32, 90, 118 Puckett, Eddie 49, 25 Puckett, Ira Lea 33 Rainey, Rock 33 Ramos, Cindy 33, 110, 24 Reece, Ruth 18, 33 Rice, Bill 333 Rotan. Gary 33 Russell, charles 33, 90, 91 Scott, Fred 33 Shelley, Byron 33.90, 105 Sellers, Sue 14 Smith, Clarence 18, 33, 65 Spitler, Anne 33, 65 starnes, Joegis, B1 Taylor, L. B.'19, 33, 160 Tobias, Blllle Jo 33 Wilks, James 15 Williams, Barbara 14 Williams, John C. 33, 90, 93, 116 Williams, Lucy 18, 33, 70 White, John 15 Wolfe, Rosa 33, 54 dvertisers Abalos and Gonzales Concrete C Adkins Chevrolet Inc. 210 A. J. Scott Fuel Co. 186 Allen's Famlly Style Meals 199 Allstate 204 Anthony's Dept. Store 188 Authur Boyd Electrlc Co. 203 Auto Parts 214 B Bahlman Cleaners 193 Beall Abstract 188 Bennett Agency 186 Bennett and Beucum 194 Big State Roustabout Service 193 Bill Bums Oil Co. 195 Bill Jamison Real Estate 199 Bingo's 213 Boss and Hoes 187 Bullock Electrlc 214 Butler Abstract 192 C Carroll Bulck-Cadillac 193 Clark Agency 197 Colonae 187 Connle's 199 Cornoyers 200 Country Club Pro Shop 188 Cowen's 191 Cox's Jewelers 192 Curry's Prescrlptlon Service 187 D Dalryland 215 Dairy Queen 191 Dale Martin Firestone 197 Davies Metal Works 192 Davis Truck and Tractor 206 ontractors 205 Dr. Pepper, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. 188 E Economy Insulation 191 El Rancho Feed 199 F Fashion Fabrlc Outlet 203 Fields Men's Wear 200 File Standard Parts 195 Flrst Baptist Church 219 First National Bank 189 Fllntkote 212 Freller, Roberts, 81 Blackburn Well Servlce Co., lno. 192 Fundamental Baptist Church 200 G Gandy's 197 Gee Transfer and Storage 209 Gene's Jeans 205 Glenn's Lawn Mower Shop 192 Golden Flake Sweet Shop 195 H Harp Music and Appliance 187 Harris Drug 199 Hatahoe Drive-ln 193 Hay's Meat and Locker Plant 200 Henson's Floor Covering Center 209 Higginbotham-Bartlett 192 Hillcrest Cleaners 205 Hixon's Dept. Store 190 Holiday Rambler Corporation 198 J Jackle's Flowers, Fashions, and Gifts 191 Jan's Corner Salon 187 JC Penney 200 Jimmy Waddell 207 Joe Llner 187 Joyce's Fabrics 203 K KXOX 197 L Leon Goswick and Co., Inc. 203 Leon Rawlings Gulf and Gro. 186 Local Loan and Pawn Shop 193 Lynn Ford Insurance Agency 203 M Maloney Pharmacy 197 Marle's Beauty Shop 195 Martln Slgn Company 205 Maxle's 205 McCoy Funeral Home 191 McDorman Furniture and Appliance 209 Melton's Garage 187 Montgomery Ward 199 Moore-Edison Grain 205 Morse Transfer and Storage 192 Mott's 5 and 10 188 M'System 209 N Nolan County Abstract 205 Nolan County Motors 200 Nolan Fumlture Store 186 P . Parker Implement Co. 199 Penton and Son 187 Plggly Wlggly 204 Prudential 210 R Ranch House Motel 188 Reeves Company 210 Richburg's 210 Ridley Packing Co. 197 Robinson Surplus 191 Rocket Drive-In 206 Rolling Plains Co-op Compress 195 Ron's Sound Center 204 Roscoe State Bank 190 S Santa Fe Depot 214 7-11 Auto Supply 215 76 Truck Stop 202 Shelansky's Western Store 200 Shipman Chlropratic Clinic 195 Shook Tlre Company 192 Smltty's Drug 196 Sonlc Drlve-In 198 State Farm Insurance 210 Staton's Pharmacy 193 Stracener's Fumiture Mart 186 Sweetwater Chamber of Commerce 215 Sweetwater Cotton Oll Co. 186 Sweetwater Floral 199 Sweetwater Livestock Auctlon 203 Sweetwater Production Credit Assoclatlon 203 Sweetwater Ready-Mlx 192 Sweetwater Reporter 186 Sweetwater Savings Association 208 T Tabers and Son Mobil Service Statltn 209 Taylor Jewelry 197 Televlslon Cable Service, Inc. 191 Texas Bend and Trust Co. 211 Texas Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 2,15 Texas Electrlc Service Co. 196 Texas Theatre 206 Thompson Agency 187 Thorton' 197 Trlnlty Baptist Church 204 U U.S. Gypsum Co. 201 V Village Supermarket 213 W Walls industries 192 Watson-Focht 193 Wayne's Barber Shop 188 Welch and Hampton Architects 193 Whlte Auto Store 215 Wllson Sales Company 199 Y Yandell's Beauty Salon 205 ' l ,. The old tree stood gnarled against the sunlight. its trunk was weathered and beaten, and looked as if the hands of time had worked at it for centuries. It withstood the test of time. Our country has been beaten, stepped on, and mangled by time, but it still stands. Although we may not approve everything our ancestors have done in the past 200 years, will our posterity agree with everything we do in the next 200 years? It is up to us. I X O nclusion .-- ff. W Y N 1 N . ix W, H 11 ' , W., W, L M. ,- W X X H J ' N V Q ' ' X ' 'H--X' ,ff ' fm1f'u gJ1,1gi Vw ',,f K' gl'-Ama,-Si: 1 ww' wr . I ww vw W ,. ,. .,,,l,. ..,.,, , lk W . ' F ,-f m 4, L ,wi:'-- , ..,.i- .w-. -- ,fm-,V . A-1, , ' 1.1 -W: 11 ' . H , 1 A x -L' , ,- , 1 .,.-'JM' 14 .ww N , . ., 1-X ' , ' w. -. W f , f lvh ,I - My 15.,..gj'.f,!f-...,' W HV.. H if Aj, , , w , rr , - 'l - ,'11l,', 'fi' -'f '-1' .' .2 J1:flll'. , i'.Lfg1ff'i571..f14.1LI?Lf- ,-f..,.1ff'i'U .TV-1' if' 222 .. ,. N71 . K! , ' ,. 1:21, W. --f.. ff T ' - ... - As the year concludes, activities and class work seem to get even more hectic. Students begin worrying about averages, and seniors begin filling out seemingly endless college applications. UlL competitors begin hours of practice in preparation for the spring contests. The close of the year brings about many conflicting feelings. The Fresh- men can not believe they made it through their first year. The Sophomores can not decide whether to act as upperclassmen or lowerclassmen, and the Juniors begin to get that first twinge of senioritis. The Seniors realize that day in lvlay they have wished for so long is finally here, and begin to feel they aren't so anxious for it after all. It is a closing of one chapter and the beginning of another-a completely different way A T' 4 ' 4 Jef T 1-S ' of living a new l.lFEsTvl.E V 03? ' HP- 3 V ,E T T' A ff-H ' 4: '::.:-T T' - - T - -A ':vs.-g ,..:zi '-.t..4u:-:arg f 1 . . . 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