Tascosa High School - Las Memorias Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 294 of the 1971 volume:

LAS MEMORIAS 1 971 o Volume l3 Toscoso Publications Toscoso High School Amorillo, Texos CONTENTS l Am an American . . Student Lite ....... Academic Lite .... . Organizations .... . Celebrities .... . Athletics . . . . Football ...... . Basketball ....... . Individual Sports . . . . Rebels ....... . Faculty ..... . Seniors. . . . Juniors ..... Sophomores . . Advertising .... . Index ..... . .....203 CHWA N. VIETNAM HAND! .jr 4 LAO5 yu' 1? C A 0' l Aymfzim THAILAND S Pnnom Penn A' 9 .5 S , CAMBODIA ,SAIG 5 ruff If fldwdf 514, V l ET F I 1 Slhww abdwt Bwwlfhwfc, MMM 0QJ 0,4M, lmultalfovnlf-17: dame? Jdww1swl4.l5w5.9.h0m:,ua4dgxJ6 Jwlbgfuimlagww. 1 we-.wi . ,gl fm- f- '-.0 4 IAM AN AMERICAN We W H' IAMA 6 IAM AN AMERICAN A -,, , ,,.,,,.,,1 A MQW.. J Q 1 , I. 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SUMMER SUN ADDS exfra hours of fun for Debby Brown and Randy Sharp as 'rlmey play a casual game of lennis. I is M . MZ. .3321 5 I I8 STUDENT LIFE Dixie opens in Augusl uniting old, new Rebs Big smiles - lriendly liellos lended lo enliven llwe once deserled lialls ol Dixieland again. Willw enrollmenl al ils pealc some 2,254 sludenls lilled llwe lwalls on Augusl 27, as l970-7l classes began. To liouse llie addilional new sludenls one porlable annex was inslalled. Six new courses also appeared lor llie lirsl lime on llwe curriculum - Cliild Developmenl 40, Home lvlanagemenl lor boys 40, Pre- employmenl Ollice Educalion 3l, Eng- Q lisli SIA, Englislw 40l-l, and Advanced Social Science Prob- lems 40. Al an Amarillo Sclwool Board meeling an accepled liair lenglli and dress code was approved and wrillen inlo a lormal policy. Second lo None in '70f7l H bumper sliclcers, llags, lcey cliains, and decals were added allraclions among llie young and old Rebels enrolling in Tascosa. Some moli- valed by llie urge ol learning, olliers eager lo malce lriends and some indillerenl lo scliool worlc once again became la- miliar willw anollier scliool year and lorgol llieir summer ac- livilies and pleasures. KARON RICHMOND, SENIOR, and underclassmen lake lime oul lo resl lrorn a lieclic regislralion day ol sclieduling and rescheduling classes. RALPH NUSSBAUM USES a lillle persuasion lo aid in selling llwe Rebel Flag lo an innocenl sopliomore during regislralion day. The money raised from llie llags goes lo flue Key Club lo lvelp in various proiecls. STUDENT LIFE I9 20 STUDENT LIFE NHS hos melon Tec1sT, Howdy couple chosen AuTumn broughT The Tading oT summer Tans and The Turn- ing oT leaves. To help sTudenTs geT acquainTed and reac- guainTed, 'l'l lS held iTs TradiTional l-lowdy Weelc Topped wiTh a waTermelon TeasT Tor NaTional l-lonor SocieTy sTudenTs and new sTudenTs aT Dixieland. Symbolizing ouTsTanding spiriT ThroughouT l-lowdy Weelc, l.yneTTe Box and Dale 'l'ipTon are crowned wiTh cowboy haTs as Mr. and Miss l-lowdy, bringing The weelc To a climax was a WesT- S b ern Dance sponsored by The cheerleaders. Campaign posTers and speeches seT The mood Tor The l97O-7l class elecTions and lvliss SouThern Belle Tinal- isTs. Shelley AnThony reigned as 'lascosas l3Th lvliss SouThern Belle. l-lonoring lascosa, six lVleriT Scholarship semi-TinalisTs were - Clarence AnneTT, Karen Bailey, Terry GholsTon, Don GuTherie, Pam l-louse and Pam Gwen. lwenTy members oT lascosa's Rodeo Club aTTended The drug conTerence held aT Plains CheyroleT. STudenT council presenTed GirlsTown wiTh a STOO cash giTT in memory oT Paula Wade. Ten sTudenT Teach- ers Trom WesT Texas STaTe UniversiTy visiTed classes and re- Turned laTer in OcTober. ELDON JACKSON AND Dan Sallceld, boTh GovernmenT 40 Teachers, un loclc The voTing booThs while sTudenTs waiT To see who won elecTions. EMOTlONS COME TO a peak when The lasT Touchdown is made aT The Pampa game and The score shows anoTher win Tor The Rebels l97O season. .F ESCORTING THE FOOTBALL players onlo The field al lhe beqinninq ol fhe game was one ol fhe jobs of fhe Wranglers and cheerleaders. JEAN MOORE, DEAN of Women al Wesl Texas. reviews sfudenls af Drug Abuse Training School on how To presenl ellecfive lallcs lo The public. SENIORS, DALE TIPTON and Lynelle Box. pose wilh a friendly smile as They are named lv1r.and Miss Howdy. They were named af lirsl pep rally. STUDENT LIFE 2I DESIGNS MADE BY fromping feef in fhe snow soon fool: shape of a familiar symbol naming fhe maferial covering fhe ground Peaceful Snow. Snow displays pecice IDs offered 'ro cill Rebs Various college represenfafives visifed fhe campus helping seniors fo choose fhe college of fheir choice. ldenfificafion cards were offered fo all grade levels for fhe firsf fime. The card is opfional buf may be used af places of business such as movie fheafers or libraries fo idenfify sfudenfs wifh fhe school fhey affend. The firsf big snow of fhe year came dur- ing Ocfober bringing an early winfer season. Shelley Anfho- ny. lvliss Soufhern Belle, was pres- Q b enfed fo parenfs, faculfy and sfuf denfs in affendance af fhe Back-fo-School nighf held during American Educafion Weelc. A large furn ouf appeared for -fhe spagheffi supper sponsored by fhe Boosfer Club. Juniors fools fhe Preliminary Scholasfic Apfifude Tesfs and required lowa Tesfs. Polly Sfephenson was chosen by members of Fu- fure Teachers of America as Miss FTA. Wranglers purchased leffer iackefs for each member for service fo fhe school. Casf members were announced for fhe all-school musical, The Unsinlcable lvlolly Brown. MRS. BETTY LOU Lay. English feacher. Talks wifh a mofher on Baclc-fo- School nighf, The nighf sfarfed ouf wifh a spagheffi supper, fhe presenfae fion of Miss Soufhern Belle, and fhen an open house for all parenfs. 22 STUDENT LIFE 'H .. U1 5 aff pH ENIORS INTERESTED IN +aIking To various college represenfafives re eived passes from E. L. Hammif, counselor for seniors SENIOR PENNY MORTON, poses in Ironf of fhe camera for her picfure which appeared on her idenrificafion card. 349 TASCOSA GIRLS TOOK par? in The picker Iine for The Sandie game by making signs and marching around The schooI and foofball field. STUDENT LIFE 23 SURPRISED, ASTONISHED, Y MIGHT be The words besi used fo describe The iooic on Vicki Arkinsoiis face, AFS exchange sfpdenf, as she Opened a birrhday presenf from friends. YOU MIGHT HAVE form our iiag buf yoifli never rip our spirit was ririe repiy of proud Rebs io The vandalism of 'riie Rebel flag during We week before ride Sandie game. 3 ?i :wh- i If 3' ,Z 24 STUDENT LIFE r QP! STudenTs help clecin-upg Council begins drive November seT The scene Tor several money raising proie ecTs. Rebel Band marched To The Tune oT a division II raT- ing aT The UIL conTesT. Senior commiTTees were chosen wiTh a new group, The Senior SpiriTs CommiTTee, in charge oT The Senior play. lVleasuremenTs Tor caps and gowns were4Talcen while bangueTs and senior day were being planned. Dayle TipTon and David l-lerber presenTed Lisa ClayTon as Tascof sa's l97Of7I TooTball ueen aT The Borger Pep rallyeiprepar- ing Tor ChrisTmas. The STudenT Council sponsored The CrysTal Ball and The GirlsTown Drive. CrysTal Ball co-chairmen, Karen Bailey and Jerry Norman announce The Theme oT The annual ball, ChrisTmas in The Qld SouTh. Tl-IS' cowboys proved Their slcill aT anoTher rodeo wiTh Tour Rebels placing in evenTs. WiTh The Tlag in The gym being vanclalizecl aT The TirsT OT The monTh and The Tire damaging The sTorage area oT The gym in The lasT OT The monTh, November proved To have several seT baclcs on hand Tor Tl-TS. Rehearsals became a Tull-Time iob while acTors anxiously learned Their parTs in The musical. THE INTERIOR OF The sTorage room aT The gym was damaged by Tire. sooT and smoke while The campus was vacaTed Tor The Thanksgiving holi- days. STudenTs gave up parT oT Their holiday To help wiTh The clean-up worlc. SENlORS DOWNED .lUNlORS I4-6 in The annual powder puTT game To raise money Tor GirlsTown. James Kile's homeroom sponsored The drive. 'si T :FTW Mug 1-T, -f-ai I ,JN ' 'wb-'Ms if, sm: , .W WMM. .. ---'Q'-Q. 1-'dun M , .X ,,., Mlm 0 .4- W ' STUDENT LIFE 25 ILM...-o gg.1 SENIOR DANNY MILLER is caughl defenseless as a cream-filled pie comes flying foward his head. This evenl was sponsored by Eugene Coleman's sen- ior homeroom Dec. 5, and +he proceeds wenl Io +he Girlslown drive. SUSIE TUNNELL AND Mike lsley rehearse a dance from Ihe musical The Unsinlcable Molly Brown. Several lull-casl dress rehearsals were held before Ihe final producfion. 26 STUDENT LIFE z, ,, Board modifies policyg classes name favorifes 'flue dress code was unanimously amended by flue Amarillo Scluool Board allowing girl sfudenfs and women employees fo wear appropriafe panfsuifs fo class. December was a monflu of giving. Rebs worlced for monflus fo give flueir Kissin' Cousins, Girlsfown, a clueclc for 53780.79 flue money was presenfed fo Girlsfown in an as- sembly sponsored by flue Sfudenf Council, and flue enferfain- menf was by flue Les Cluanfeurs. Tascosa's cluoirs fraveled flurougluouf flue cify during flue Clurisfmas season enferfaining various clubs and organizafions. Tluirfy-four girls parficipafed in flue Beffy Croclcer Searclu for American Homemaker of lo- morrow Knowledge and Apfifude fesf. Porfraying flue flueme Clurisfmas in flue Old Soufluf' Rebel couples danced fo flue music of flue Pacers af flue fluirfeenflu annual Crysfal Ball. Ana eleganf mansion was flue effecf of flue green and wluife crepe paper lining flue walls and flue cluandelier luigluliglufing flue flurones of lvlr. and lvliss Tascosa. Tlue decorafed candle-lif cafeferia served as a refreslumenf area for fluose in need of a brealc. Following flue Crysfal Ball were close fo fwo weelcs of vacafion wluiclu were busied by many wiflu pre-Clurisfmas iobs. Parfies and friendly gef-fo- gefluers added fo flue Clurisfmas spirif. DANCING UNDER A canopy of wluife crepe paper, almosf 4-OO couples foolc parf in flue biggesf dance of flue year, flue Crysfal Ball. 4 MARY TOMASSO, CHERYL Brewer, Carol Gepluarf and Paula Neflierfon fake advanfage of flue new Y dress code as fluey relax in panfs. Tlue new dress code became effecfive before flue Clurisfmas Holidays, CAUGHT UP IN sfreamers of green and wluife crepe paper, Beclcie Price luelps decorafe for flue Crys- fal Ball Dec. I9. To gef flue decorafions fasfer comrruiffees were named fo differenf areas. ., 'fi STUDENT LIFE 27 AFTER COMPETING WITH ollwer so Iwomore irls in a mnaslic: conlesf, . . . . P 9 gl' lirsf place winner Tanna Sinclair shows lner roullne. HELPING JODY BARNES, a new sludenf +0 TI-IS, fill oul her second semes- fer schedule is Larry Gilbert counselors aid. Z5 GETTING READY FOR flue spring Simplicify Paflern slyle sliowpresenled To girls are Debbie lv1oore,Verlinda Pride and Kallny Manning. wb ,aw lfhv' 'ips l! M. ,,,,,' 28 STUDENT LIFE l -nn... NS ol become groduoTes5 seniors sponsor 'flicks' STarTing a new year oTT, several sTudenTs and TaculTy mem- bers were sTranded in neighboring Towns awaiTing The Thaw OT icy sTreeTs and highways caused by The year's TirsT big snow. SemesTer exams senT TranTic Rebels To Their books Tor lasT minuTe cramming and preparing oT semesTer proiecTs. Leaving behind old Triends and classmaTes, ol mid-Term graduaTes wenT ouT inTo The world To Tind iobs, To sTarT To college or To geT married. Locker checks Turned up books and oTher valuable .arTicles losT during The TirsT Jcnucry semesTer. Helping To raise money To lower senior expenses, The TirsT Senior Flicks were held. Three all- Time TavoriTe movies were shown Tor only 75 cenTs a person. THS' orchesTra members aTTended The SouThwesT Music Edu- caTors ConvenTion as The souThwesT honor orchesTra in Albu- querque while 24 Rebel speakers Traveled To Midland To win The Tall CiTy lnvifafional Speech MeeT. CONCENTRATION IS THE imporTanT TacTor To mosT sTudenTs as They Try To answer quesTions on Their semesTer examinaTions. -42 . ORCHESTRA LOADING CREW members Daryl LiTTon, Mark Hassinger and Marc SaTTer- whiTe load The bus as They prepare To go To Al- buquerque Tor The SouThwesT ConvenTion. STUDENT LIFE 29 Boys receive dwcirdsg Belle, Becau presented Girls began lo diel weeks ahead lo prepare lor Feb.l4. A lradilion slill in use al 'll-lS is sweelhearls exchanging boxes ol Their lavorilo Valenline candy. Drawing closer lo 'rheir final big year, iuniors ordered senior rings. Gradualion seemed a long way oil lo several sludenls coming down wirh a lypical case ol Seniori+is. Members ol lhe Sludenl Coun- cil and olher members ol The sludenl body packed and head- ed lor a weekend ol skiing al Sipapou in New lvlexico. Some members were on skis lor The lfirsl lime, olh- ers lried To improve Their skills, bul lhe February major goal was lo have a good lime. Sludenls pul' on Their besl behavior hoping lo impress The Teachers selecling Top len. Varsily players and lheir dales, along wilh lhe Junior Varsily and Sophomore reams and ninlh grade players from Junior l-lighs wilhin lascosals boundaries were in allendance al lhe l97O-7l Foolball Banguel held in lhe caleleria. Awards were given lo The mosl oulslanding player, mosl im- proved and mosl academic. The lirsl edilion ol Sol, Tasco- sa's underground paper, were dislribuled. SKIMMING OVER THE snowy covered mounlain Tops, before skiiing, are Kalhy l-lill, Sludenl Council President and Linda Duke. CENTERING THE THRONE lor lhe FHA Beau and Belle are iuniors, Glenda Allslon and Anna l-lauser. During fhe dance Sandy Sl. John and Mike Neie were presenled wilh 'rhe Msweelhearlw honor. s.-,NN -.' sc Q +-. Ah Ni I. vzizsfffffm ' rs, il - u-.f':QEE2z5.f2 ff.' -- .... ' u sssr . . silt? 'Zi' - LX .. ,gig y ,..,,, . ,,, ,.. ...Q s www Q s x A 3 'ii A was 30 STUDENT LIFE PJs: lf' FQ? Q 135: M P33 , Q lik, sa, .lQr:tS..'Qf5'?l if 'Wiz . vznsw JUNIORS HELD A pay assembly for sfudenfs To raise money for The Jun- ior-Senior Prom. The music was provided by rhe Pacers. GEORGETTE MARCEL AND Bobby Boone, dancers from The Krassovslca Baller Jeunesse of Dailas performed Feb. 25 and 26. The Senior Class and +he Tascosa Drama deparfmenf received 'rhe proceeds. v-- JUNIOR REGIE THYKESON fakes a srep foward her senior year as she orders her ring fo be received in May. STUDENT LIFE 3l Students get suttrogeg . ostronouts Iond sotely l97O-7I was a year ot realization. Cambodia represented the turning point ot the Vietnam War as America decided an ottensive war was costly both in lives and dollars. The bu- reaucracy tound the money saved trom the war could go tur- ther tighting pressing problems such as air and water pollu- tion and civil rights. Allen B. Shepard, Edgar D. Mitchell and Stewart A. Roosa, Apollo I4's astronauts, hurtled through space tor Americas third moon landing, Soon atter leaving the earth's atmosphere the three bas- The year tronauts underwent a spacecratt docking problem. As the spacecratt continued on its voyage into space the doclcing problem vanished mysteriously. Jan. 3l was the last day voters could register tor the national elec- tion in the state ot Texas. An amazing comebaclc atter mid- season only brought a loss to the Dallas Cowboys as they went down in deteat to the Baltimore Colts I6-I3 in the Super Bowl at Miami, Fla. Interest was talcen in the city itselt by local citizens worlcing to change the pessimistic attitude to one ot optimism. Slogans were presented to the public to vote on in order to summarize the good points ot Amarillo. And this was the year I8-year-olds received the vote. if AMARILLO'S NEWLY LOCATED air terminal otticially began tunctioning May 23. The modernized structure will open under a new name, Amarillo Air Terminal Complex. ADDING TO THE growth ot Amarillo was the Amarillo National Bank. The new structure will tower over the downtown area. 32 STUDENT LIFE ,, ,,,,, ,w,..,.,,m5- ,. .,,,,, , , qi 4-v !f,.f-fi, - .S APOLLO l4's ASTRONAUTS Alan B. Shepard, Edgar D. Mi+chell and Sfuarf A. Roosa landed on The moon in February wilhin 60 lee? of Their largel. The aslronauls relurned 96 pounds of J moon rocks lo keep scienlisls busy. SENIOR, LINDA MORRIS addresses envelopes affer receiving consenf of The adrninislralion fo parlicipale in The POW Lerler Drive. , 'X ff' r VICE PRESIDENT SPIRO T. Agnew spoke To local Republicans af a 5IOO-a- plale dinner To raise funds for lhe Grand Old Parry. 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S ' f 'E -- '31, Z gn, H 'MY ' A f Q 'Nw 1 f ' 1 Q -- -9 1- Y M? -' M - -.,' -,X An vm, vu- L! IH lm' , V1 'ww-K-F: A . 'PQLNM' - ' w A, . 3 W -.gm A V I -3- 1 ' ' xx, i ' A .-- f ' -Q - -, Y -- - Y gf' A W V I I 'Q 5 , V , 5. rx 1 ACADEMIC LIFE I - -il ' 1 v : . .- hh. , ACADEMIC LIFE 35 41 lui EXPLAINING A GEOMETRIC diagram in Mrs. Lois Taylor's second period geomefry class is sophomore Roberf Durreff. Biology pupils receive new up-'ro-clcafe books Biology sfudenfs opened fhis year wifh new, more ad- vanced fexfbooks. The books broughf Tascosa's sfudenfs up- 'ro-dafe wifh foday's science world. Deeper experimenfafion was also found in chemisfry labs fhis year. The gaseous fumes of various chemicals filled fhe science hall as chemisfry sfudenfs did fheir experimenfs. Sfruggling wifh rulers, pencils, compasses, profracfors and a good supply of erasers, a sfudenf leaps info fhe mysferious fanfasy of mafhemafics. From relafed mafh fo mafh analysis a sfudenf a+ Tl-lS searches fo find 24-2:4 and A2 + B2 ICZ. Eleven differenf courses are offered in Tascosa's mafh de- parfmenf fhis year wifh eleven feachers insfrucfing l,5OO sfu- denfs. Mrs. Lois Taylor heads fhe deparfmenf. KEITH SELF, SENIOR, explains a frigonomefry problem af fhei board. Self was enrolled in Bill Clarks fourfh period Trig. class firsf semesfer. 36 ACADEMIC LIFE 7 MDE all T LOOKING OVER THE various chemicals. iuniors Drew Walsh and Mark Burger prepare for a physics lab, TELLING IT LIKE if is, Charles Jones, chemislry and physics feacher and li Science Club sponsor, shows sludenfs how a physics problem is worked our. I. WITH THE SMELLS of formaldehyde, Linda Fosfer. Suzy Spencer, Becky Reyman and Trudy Peel dissecf a worm in biology. ACADEMIC LIFE 37 Naval Reserve ushers crowd aT home games Commanded by LT. Cmdr. Charles Leonard and Eng. C. Richard STyve, The Naval Reserve OTTicers Training Corps members baTTalion was seen ushering aT The THS home TooT- ball games To raise money Tor The lvliliTary Ball in February. Naval ROTC includes drill and riTle Teams Tor exTra-curri- cular acTiviTies. The drill Teams Traveled To Canyon during The Tall To compeTe in a conTesT againsT oTher'area high schools and colleges. FirsT year sTudenTs go Through Naval orienTaTion and sec- ond year sTudenTs are involved in oceanography as well as having TirsT aid and small boaT saTeTy insTrucTion. BoTh TirsT and second year NROTC classes Teach The sTudenTs Naval hisTory. Physical educaTion is a big parT in The school curriculum. NoT only is physical developmenT required buT menTal im- provemenT is also gained. Billye Gray, HarrieT KeTchem and Lynda Jones insTrucT The sophomore and iunior girls in Tennis, archery, volleyball, gym- nasTics, golT and swimming. James Kile and KenneTh Brinkley are The insTrucTors Tor The boys. AcTiviTies included in Their physical educaTion program are TooTball, soccer, wresTling and golT. NROTC MEMBER FRED l-lays greeTs TooTball ' '- specTaTors aT a game in Diclc Bivins STadium. oAviD Rusi-i AND Troy cook, Nrzorc mem. 6- ' bers. pracfice aTTer school in Their drill Teams. 38 ACADEMKI LIFE fi s .. :JH wygif wggmi' -IWY i . fi! ,f A A 1 5 Q T ssss 'M-'+V' , as . A 13.5 ,, DRIVING GOLF BALLS aT a local druvung range Top phoTo Coach Klles physucal eclucahon classes work on umprovlng Their personal golT scores WITH GREAT ANTICIPATION, lunior Sharon Evans lleTTl draws baclc her Tennis raclceT as she prepares herselT To hiT The oncoming ball. JUNIOR SUSAN WALKER eagerly waTches The volleyball To see if she makes The shoT. Dana LoewensTern and KaThy Long rush To caTch iT. ACADEMIC LIFE 39 LINDA LOONEY AND Karny Johnson measure ma'reriaI af I'Iancock's Fabric Marr as parf of +I'1eir business Training. TERRY HAMNER, BUTCHERS 'rhe 'Freshly cu+ quar+er of beef. I-Iarnner is enrolled in ICT and works af Sid Grays Meer Market DATA PROCESSING STUDENT Esfer Schenk works on +I1e accoun+inq ma- chine. Da+a Processing is 'raken Iwo periods a day. 40 ACADEMIC LIFE More vocational courses prepare Rebels Tor iobs QTTered Tor The TirsT Time aT Tl-lS This year is DaTa Process! ing 4lf42. The new course involves worlqing wiTh The compuT- ers aT Amarillo College. AnoTher new course added To The vocaTional curriculm This year is Pre-EmploymenT 0TTice EducaTion 3l, insTrucTed by Mrs. Georgeanna l-linson and Mrs. PaTTy Cornelius. The course Trains sTudenTs in The use oT elecTric oTTice Machines in preparaTion Tor VocaTional OTTice EducaTion and Tor ouTside worlc. Vaaalional QTTice EducaTion is TaughT by Mrs. l-linson and Mrs. Beverly GaiTher. STudenTs learn To work aT various oT- Tices. and The second year V.Q.E. sTudenTs worlc halT a day. Mrs. Laura l'luclcabey, lascosais new vocaTional counselor, helps To coordinaTe The vocaTional curriculum. PUTTING MONEY INTO The cash regisTer is Debbie Brewer, a class mem- ber oT VocaTional OTTice EducaTion. She worlcs aT Klines. ,, F gym. 4, , , . 61 X X i . l QAM, WITH GLOWING SPARKS spreading all around, senior WalTer Loyd, an auTo mechanics sTudenT, operaTes The gas welding equipment ACADEMIC UFE 4l JOE MCMAHAN AND Ginger Spannulh serve Mrs. Carol Clark during lhe Chrisfmas fondue parly held for The lacully members by lhe homemalcing deparlmenl. Boys learn useful skills in home management Tascosa's homemalcing deparlmenl has developed Two new courses lhis year. These courses include Home Managemenl for Boys 40 and Child Developemenl 40. Home Managemenl lor boys was organized by The requesl oi boys who are preparing lor college, marriage, or worlr. This class showed lo be successful by The enrollmenl oi 27 boys. This class Teaches lhe boys lhe basic nulrienls needed daily and lhe planning of balanced meals. The boys prepare af leasl one meal a weelc. Preparing sludenls for parenlhood is lhe purpose ol lhe Child developemenl course. The sludenls sludy children from lhe inianl slage To The school age. This course is laughl by Mrs. Kalhleen Hesse. JIMMY WOODMAN AND Larry Pendlelon cook bar-be-que on lhe grill for boys home managemenl class 'raughl by Mrs. lnez Parlcey. 42 ACADEMIC LIFE DOING GROUP WORK during home and family living class are Larry Silber? and Dale Winfield. The class solves problems relafing +0 fhe home and family living. POINTING OUT OBJECTS fhal correspond fo a lelfer in The alpha- bef is a lirsf grade sludenl al Avondale Elernenlary. Girls in Child Developmenl' 40 sfudy children from The infanf age +o lhe school age in order To prepare for parenlhood. ACADEMIC LIFE 43 I si TYPING 3I STUDENTS warm-up af Ihe beginning of each day V, gk rl wiI'h Iheir daily exercises. Firsl' year fyping sfudenls learn conlrol and + gf? accuracy wilh Ihe Iypewrifer. 44 ACADEMIC LIFE TAKING DICTATION A much Iasfer way are Marlha Bland, Sheri Marr, Jan Cowan and Robin Borger Laura Johnson insfrucls all shorlhand classes. This class prepares sluclenls for ollice careers. Business cldsses recidy pupils for occupdrions Business-bound sTudenTs Take advanfage of l'ascosa's busi- ness deparTmenT. From The basic fundarnenTals To experTness and efficiency is The goal a Typing sTudenT seTs. On The oTher hand alerTness and parTicipaTion are The main abiliTies need- ed for shorThand classes. Bookkeeping is anoTher course which prepares sTudenTs for an office career. Learning how To answer Telephone correcfly and how To use differenT Types of office machines are some of The Things TaughT in Office Pracfrice 40 classes. Business rnaTh also allows sTudenTs To prepare for a business career. These differenf classes are TaughT by Mrs. Sybal Brierley, Mrs. Marilyn Grider, l-lenry E. Crawford, Mrs. Laura Johnson and Mrs. Schallon Meek. STUDENTS ENROLLED IN bookkeeping and office pracfice classes learn To use equipmenT such as a full key board adding machine. SENIORS DENISE ADKINS and Rosemary Adlong learn To use The Telephone correcTly in Their office pracfice. ACADEMIC LlFE 45 BJ zih SENIOR RONALD GEORGE uses lhe bandsaw, T - T under lhe direclion ol Eugene Ashmead, lo smoolh rough wood. Woodworking proiecls include smoll lurnilure Making small lurnilure such as lables, bowls, bookcases and gun cabinels is one ol lhe many proiecls lhe boys en- rolled in woodworking lake parl in. Under lhe direclion ol Eugene Ashmead, lhe boys learn how lo use power lools such as wood lalhes, lable saws, band saws, ioinlers, surlace planers and shapers. To perlecl lheir proiecls, various hand lools were also used. Tascosa's curriculum includes lour dillerenl dralling cours- es - Dralling l0, 20, 30 and 4l - laughl by Virgil Brown. Archileclural dralling consisls ol praclicing drawing ol dil- lerenl buildings. Mechanical dralling deals wilh lhe illuslra- lions ol various mechanical parls. Slraighl edges such as 45 degree lriangles, 30-60 degree lriangles, T squares and compasses assisl lhe boys on lheir proiecls. JUNlORS KEITH HUNT and Kim Barlow adiusl lhe lie rods ol an aulomo- bile in aulo mechanics class. ln lhis class, lhe boys learn a lrade lhal will make lhem a good living. SENIOR DALE JOHNSON uses lhe iigsaw in order lo shape lhis proiecl. Johnson is in lillh and sixlh period woodworking. 46 ACADEMIC LIFE nA ,,., Wh. DANNY WILSON, SENIOR, concenlrafes on scaling a projecl in draffing. Mechanical and archifecfural dralfing are offered af THS. BERT GOLLIHUGH, JUNIOR, and Phillip Newell, sophomore, use lhe blue-ray machine To make a blueprinl of a house. 1 I ' Q ' 6 ACADEMIC LIFE 47 Pupils discuss silucilions in socicil Troubles closs lnlroduced lo Tascosa's daily curriculum This year was Ad- vanced Social Science Problems 40. This subiecl deals mainly wilh lhe problems ol +oday's sociely. Discussions range from lhe racial problem lo lhe drall, Vielnam war and olher cur- renl world and nalional problems. lvlrs. Mildred Edwards is The inslruclor ol lhis newly creal- ed class. Juniors and seniors are eligible +o lalce lhe class. Anolher ilem new To Tascosa This year is The American his- lory 3 I -32 lexlboolc. This book brings iuniors more up-lo-dale wil'h Americas hislory ol lhe immediale pasr. The hislory deparlmenl covers many various lields in ils curriculum. These lields include world hislory lor sophomores. American hislory Tor juniors and goyernmenl and economics are required lor seniors. AMERICAN HISTORY TEACHER Gladys Wallis discusses The hislory of lhe Uniled Slales wilh her iunior class. SOPHOMORES TAKING WORLD hislory became acguainled wilh 'rhe film room quiclcly since much lime is spenl There. iics 53 i Wm X. Qs 48 ACADEMIC LIFE z Rfb E1 qw JEFF BABBIASH, DAVID Everelf, Roberl Hughes and Reber? Kachi- ros. members of a Hislory 21 class. examine a da Vinci exhibil on a field Trip 'ro Amarillo College. THREE WEST TEXAS sfudenls helped lo clear up some problems among 'rhe races. for sfudenfs in 'rhe advanced social science class. READING UP ON currenf evenls in George Palmer's senior eco nomics class are Gwen Finch, Carla lnce and Linda l-lugg. ACADEMIC LIFE 49 AN AMUSING ARGUMENT arises beTween Haise Johnson, DeNeice Baer and members oT The college placemenT English class. New courses include humciniTies, English 5i New To The English deparTmenT This year is The l'lumaniTies Course TaughT by Mrs. Jane Moore. The class sTudies The cul- Ture oT The Texas Panhandle wi+h The aid oT guesT speakers, Tield Trips and oTher ouTside acTiviTies. AnoTher new course oTTered aT Tl-lS This year is English SI-A insTrucTed by Jo Ann Byrd. The advance placemenT course emphasizes liTeraTure and composiTion. Class pro- cedure TormulaTes around discussion. Some colleges and uni- versiTies accepT The 5I-A class as a crediT in Treshman Eng- Iish. Among The oTher English courses oTTered aT Tascosa are speed reading, which helps To prepare seniors Tor college, vocabulary classes ThaT develop sTudenTs' use and meaning oT words and composiTion, a course designed To help sTudenTs learn how To wriTe inTeresTing and TacTual Themes and essays also oT value To college-bound sTudenTs. JO ANN BYRD Teaches in her college placemenT English 50 class. STudenTs passing The course receive a college crediT. 50 ACADEMIC LIFE Y, f f ,- hi -Q-.-:gsm---sf Keen... Qs 'S mm . N, -if . . New i , Siw i.. -. K X rl ,-h. l s ii i .x . :fgk fi. -i 1.1 ssissssrif-L 11 mr-1: Ii I fsof Q is 5 Q sr ,.... zli I ss 3, H is is Q ' 9 M, ii i 2 Qs is i is 'if' - .1 sn. SENIOR, DENEICE BAER, Hop phofol begins her mul'ri-media experience in her humanilies class wifh incense burning, and sifar music. DAVID DENTON BELIEVES in class parficipalion in English composilion class lphofo abovel. Miss Kalhy Lou Vvinburn inslrucls lhe class. JUMPING ROPE FOR coordinafion is one of lhe many acfivilies Jrhal sen- iors Marshall Cufrighf and David Herber parlicipale in while in Mrs. Dar- leen Russell's speedreading class. ACADEMIC LIFE SI DAVID KELLER AND Laurel Roherfson, seniors, acl as clowns in 'rhe play, Aria da Capo. This play was among many producfions given by The drama sfudenfs and direcfed by Neil Hess. MRS. MARTI KIRK, speech leacher, reaches info lhe bag for a surprise al fhe Coronado fourney Wish 'Em Well Parlyf' Don Gulhrie loolcs on. www., if 52 ACADEMIC LIFE -v- K, - Q i if PIONEER STAFFERS BARBARA Badgett and Doris Wossum otter advice to Patty Pinlcston as she works on her news page. Students buy recorder tor drama department Tascosas drama department, under the direction ot Neil Hess, started out the year by putting on many variety shows in order to purchase a video-tape recorder. The recorder en- ables students not only to hear but to see themselves atter they give a pertormance. Headed by Mrs. Marti Kirlc, the speech department par- ticipated in speech contests in Dallas, Lubbock and Midland. The Speech Club participates in debate, dramatic interpre- tation, duet acting oratory, poetry and prose reading and in- tormative and persuasive spealcing events. New to Tascosais iournalism statts this year is the business Statt. These statt members sell advertising tor both the Las Memories and Pioneer statts. CROPPING HIS PICTURE, Don Washburn, sophomore editor ot the Las Memories, hurries to meet his deadline. Statters sometimes work until the wee hours ot the morning in order to meet deadlines. ACADEMIC LIFE 53 WITH THE HELP oT Mrs. GeorgeTTe Daia, Riclc BarreTT, Terry SwaTTord and Doug House read a dialogue aloud in Their French ll class while oTher sTudenTs lisTen inTenTly. Foreign diologue clubs see Tilms, heor lecTures lascosa's Spanish sTudenTs heard many guesT spealcers and saw inTeresTing slide shows oT Spanish-spealcing counTries. A Spanish TiesTa was held during December wiTh The sTudenTs meeTing aT Paradise Two Tor an auThenTic Mexican dinner. ReTurning To The school, They had an exciTing evening oT pinaTa hiTTing and more Tood. i ' French clubbers had several meeTings during The year. GuesT speakers were inviTed To presenT programs To The sTu- denTs. Films were shown and reTreshmenTs were served. Mrs. GeorgeTTe Daia, French insTrucTor, sponsored The meeTings. A diTTerenT lcind oT club was inTroduced This year wiTh The Torming oT a new l.aTin Club. Mrs. Doris MiTchell sponsored The club, having all meeTings during The regularly scheduled classes. LOOKING AT SLIDES in LaTin class is Ronald STreich. LaTin sTudenTs see many Tilms oT l.aTin culTure during The year. 54 ACADEMIC LIFE lkjt CZ xc Ni'-s 'fi vfxss Ss DISPLAYING HIS COLLAGE of Hue Roman Times is Larry McDaniel. a sfudenr in Mrs. Doris Mirchefls second period Larin class. LEAVING FOR THE sfafe convenrion in San Anfonio are Mrs. Lucy Limas, Lori Small, Carla Turner, Teresa Barron, Suzy Gallarneau, Carol Wissler, Michele Crabfree. Deb- bie Munn and Carhy Briggs. ACADEMIC LIFE 55 tame, dvwlcacazvufdedpaonefze- Veunledezalletafaddalatcbaa to dwpzoae wgwafzld. get mm, apazdem ,ample fnwddffdffwfddewffdfbfw- ,eaaugnemwgudzkmea-ui OGZOS ORGANIZATIONS 57 58 ORGANIZATIONS New sTyles presemeclg Tood, money donoTed Helping needy Tamilies aT ChrisTmas Time by donaTing canned Toods and money were The FuTure Homemalcers oT America members. Each year around ChrisTmas, The club sponsors some sorT oT proiecr To help people in The communi- Ty. The club is headed by Dayle TipTon, presidenT. Mrs. PaTri- cia l.ovelady, lvlrs. MargareT EllioTT, lvlrs. KaThleen Hesse and lvlrs. lnez Parlcey all sponsor The club. FHA is made up oT members in all homemaking and home and Tamily living classes. ln January an up-To-daTe sTyle show was sponsored. The spealcer was DoroThy Jones Trom SimpliciTy Company in New York. lvliss Jones visiTed abouT Ten diTTerenT schools in Am- arillo. The laTesT sTyles were modeled by some oT Tascosals homemalcing sTudenTs. HinTs on good grooming were also sTressed in The show. The FHA program has many diTTerenT speakers each monTh and Tield Trips are Taken To various companies. Films are shown and demonsTraTions are given by proTessionals. Panel discussions are also composed oT sTudenTs relaTing To The problems oT Today. PLAYING AT THE FHA SweeThearT Dance Feb. I3 was an Amarillo band who called Themselves Cold Duck. PRESENTED AT THE FHA SweeThearT Dance as Belle and Beau were sen iors Sandy ST. John and lvlilce Neie. The dance was Feb. I3. DEAN WILSON AND Ins dale Clwesfine Ford gel relreslwmenls during ln- 'rermlssion al flue Fl-IA dance. I I ' - 1 ,,,,. ,.,.- ' ' I r rr l If Q . xv V, r, J ' FHA SPONSORS MRS. Palricia Lovelady, Mrs. Inez Parlcey, Mrs. Rullw Smirlw and Mrs. Kallwleen l-lesse prepare llwemselves for a long nlqlwl ol loud music and lirecl feel al flue annual Sweellwearl Dance. DANCING TO THE music of llwe 'Cold Duck are some ol 'rlrve Fl-IA mem- bers and flwelr dares. Aboul 60 couples allended ine dance. ORGANIZATIONS 59 READING THE PAN AmericanxTimes. Spanish Club sludenls aflend a Spanish club meeling held every Third Thursday in +he sfudy hall. il-' RELAXING AFTER A French club rneeiing in The film room wifh Mrs. Geor- qelfe Daia are Melanie Blumer and Calhy Henson. SPANISH CLUB SPONSOR Mrs. Lucy Limas shows slides al one of lhe club meelings, Viewing are Michele Crablree and Teresa Barfon. 60 ORGANIZATIONS Slides interest students involved with Sponish Guest speakers showing slides ot Latin American countries and telling how it is to be a Cuban retugee were a tevv ot the highlights ot the year tor the Spanish Club. Sponsored by Mrs. Lucy Limas the Spanish Club sold Christmas cards during the Christmas season to raise money tor the Spanish department. Pan-American Student Forum drive and Operaciones Ninos, lOperation Children in Eng- lishl are other projects the Spanish Club support. Otticers tor the I97O-7l year were Debbie Munn, presi- dent: Carol Wissler, vice president: Linda Morris, secretary- treasurer: PASF chairman, Sharon Smith, PASF chairman: Ann Price and Connie Loclchart, publicity chairmen and Al Clarlc, program chairman. Sponsored by Mrs. Georgette Daia, the French Club elected Melanie Blumer, president: Lynn Binnion, vice presi- dent: and Cathy l-lenson, program chairman. FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS enjoy retreshments atter seeing tilms ot the ge- ography ot France in a French Club meeting. SARABETH FARNAM, SOPHOMORE, attends a Spanish lab to receive one ot her grades tor the six weeks, ORGANIZATIONS 6l 223. ADDING THE LAST touches to their ancient ruins are Drew Walsh and Sharon Evans. Other members made similar structures tor projects. Ditterent systems used, meetings held in closs Under the direction ot Mrs. Doris Mitchell, Tascosa's Latin Club has a new and ditterent method ot holding club meet- ings. The members ot all the Latin classes merged into one club. Meetings and activities are held in the same manner but in each class. All club members participate and make the club more interesting and convenient. According to Mrs. Mitchell the students telt that there was no need tor a club because the business could be handled in class. Rex and Regina, the two most honored positions, were an- nounced at the annual Latin club banquet in March. A picnic was also planned tor the spring. A two week project tor the classes included a survey ot the Roman environment. Pictures were made available by the li- brary's visual aid equipment. TACKING UP LATIN poems on the bulletin board in Mrs. Doris Mitchell's class are Latin club members Kent Ladd and Pam Price. 62 ORGANIZATIONS 5 3 2 Q . 'l - '-wa... VCE depcirfmenf odds dcifd, pre-employment Tascosa's vocafional deparfmenf has increased ifs curricu- lum fhis year by adding Dafa Processing 4l-42 and Pre-Em- ploymenf Office Educafion 3l. Pre-employmenf VOE is faughf by Mrs. Georgeanna Hinson and Mrs. Paffy Cornel- ius. Firsf year sfudenfs learn classroom fheory while fhe sec- ond year sfudenfs are educafed in office occupafions by on- fhe-iob-fraining. The second year sfudenfs affend class for half a day and go fo work for The ofher half. VOE sfudenfs learn fhe skills of occupafions such as file clerks, recepfionisfs, personal secrefaries, business machine operafors and fypisfs. PEGGY WADE, SANDY Sf. John, and Pauleffe Wolfe, senior OEA mem- oers, enjoy eafing ouf af a local resfauranf. RAINING FOR HER fufure vocafion, Celia Franks, senior VOE sfudenf, works parf fime af Panhandle Savings and Loan Branch office on Georgia, fyping, answering fhe phone and filing. ORGANIZATIONS 63 DECA Clubbers Trovel To cill-noTioncil conTesT Going To school hall days and working The oTher hall is The daily rouTine oT The 44 sTudenTs enrolled in disTribuTive edu- caTion. These sTudenTs noT only earn money while working buT also earn Two crediTs per year. Each monTh a commiTTee chooses The mosT ouTsTanding DE sTudenT. The commiTTee is headed by Rhonda Perkins, presi- denT OT The club. 0Ther commiTTee members are chosen Trom The various DE classes. During The monTh oT February, sTudenTs Traveled To Odes- sa Tor The regional conTesT. During March 5-6 a conTesT was held in l:orT WorTh and April lo-2l The naTional conTesT was held. Club oTTicers Tor l97O-7l were lvliss Perkins, presidenT7 Cameron lvlonroe, vice presidenT: Rhonda STevens, secre- Taryg Brenda WesTer, Treasurer, Paige Johnson, reporTer: and Tina lrwin, hisTorian. ElecTed aT a parTy held aT The Elks Club Lodge in January was lvliss Perkins. She was presenTed as DECA sweeThearT. AnoTher vocaTional class Tor Tl-TS sTudenTs is lndusTrial Co- operaTive Training. This vocaTion iTselT and The cor- responding iobs are governmenT approved. Around 250 diT- TerenT vocaTional skills are oTTered To ICT sTudenTs. DANNY MILLER, AN ICT sTudenT, polishes The Tinish oT a car. Miller works halT a day in The Body Shop aT Garner lvloTors. RONNIE ROOK, AN ICT sTudenT, looks up an order in The parTs caTalog aT his iob aT Amarillo SporTs Cycle. 64 ORGANIZATIONS .-- '-i nom ii 'X T l A 'r ROXANNE MONROE, AN employee for a local T. G. 84 Y. slore, malces change lor a cusfomer. Being a cashier is one of her many dulles. ONE OF MARSHA Farley's lobs al 'rhe Clolh World is replacing labrlc on fhe shelves aller having measured and Cul it. DECA STUDENT MARK Baker lrlghfl helps many cusfomers in his job each day. Baker worlcs al Colberfs l-larry Holland sfore. ORGANIZATIONS 65 DEBATE TEAMS INCLUDE Terry 6holsTon, Don GuTherie, l-laise Johnson, Jay Jones, Caren ColverT, PeTe NeTherTon, ClinT Esler and PaTTy Early. Trophy, plaque Taken, sweepsTakes awarded Rebel speakers parTicipaTed in several TournarnenTs This year. The TirsT one being aT Lubbock, EsTacado, The 29-mem- ber Rebel speech squad won The roTaTing sweepsTakes plaque aT The Hub oT The Plains TournamenT. This is The TirsT year ThaT Tascosa has won sweepsTakes in This parTicular TournamenT. Sponsored by Mrs. lvlarTi Kirk, The speech Teams also Trav- eled To Midland in January To parTicipaTe in anoTher Tourna- menT. Again They were awarded The sweepsTakes honor wiTh a Trophy. ln February, The speakers wenT To Dallas To Take parT in The Bryan-Adams TournamenT. There, They were ranked as The number Three school ouT oT 47. The Forensic AssociaTion is open To any sTudenT inTeresTed in speech or debaTe. Speech clubbers cornpeTe in debaTe. in- TerpreTive reading, exTernporaneous speaking, and dramaTic acTing. OTTicers Tor This year's Speech Club were, Jay Jones, pres- idenT: Bob Bordelon, vice presidenTq Terry GholsTon, secre- Tary and Jonell Tomasello, Treasurer. CAREN COLVERT, DEBATER, pracTices her aTTirrnaTive case in Speech. This year's Ull. Topic is, The Tederal governmenT should esTablish, Tinance and adminisTer air and waTer polluTion conTrol in The UniTed STaTes. 66 ACADEMIC LIFE 1' 'w7gfw5ff:w...a,N WORKING ON INFORMATIVE and per- suasive speaking are Laura Sclnuarfz, Marla Rupp, Bob Bordelon and Fred I-Iayes. PROSE AND POETRY inlerprefafion learns consisf of llronl rowj Julie Johnson, Weldon Taylor, Pam Price, lsecond rowl, Milne Mlller, Milne Isley, Susan Walker, Jonell Tornasello, Debbie BOH and Don Washburn. ORGANIZATION 67 0uTredch meeTs Tuesddy Tor inspiring Teshmome' Tascosa's non-denominaTional ChrisTian Club, QuTreach, meT aT Tascosa BapTisT Church early Tuesday mornings aT 7:30 Tor personal TesTimonies, lecTures, singing, prayer groups and a chance To become beTTer leaders oT Tomorrow as well as becoming closer To ChrisT. Since The club was wiThouT a sponsor The TirsT semesTer, OuTreach's 25 members alTernaTed aT being responsible Tor The weekly programs. John McGuire. American hisTory Teacher and head TooTball coach, Took over as sponsor aT The beginning oT second semesTer. Members oT OuTreach donaTed Bibles To classrooms desir- ing Them. OTher proiecTs The group did To provide a Chris- Tian aTTiTude aT Tascosa included giving The noon lunch prayer and The ThoughT Tor The day. SYMBOLIZING THE CHRISTIAN ouTlool: on liTe, The Tolded hands play an imporTanT role in Tascosa's non-denominaTional club, OuTreach. LEM JONES WAS among The various speakers Tor OuTreach's early Tues- day meeTings lTop righTl. GuesT speakers TesTiTied To help oThers. SENIOR MIKE HAMLIN lrighTl speaks during a Tuesday morning OuTreach meeTing. Tascosa's prayer club meeTs in The Tascosa BapTisT Church. 68 ORGANIZATIONS Radio associalion installs 'rofal Morse code units Rarficipafing in fwo nafional evenfs, Novice Round-up and Simulafed Emergency lesf. Tascosas Radio Club mef every ofher Thursday fo worlc on eguipmenf, discuss club plans and pracfice Morse code. Don McCall served as presidenf wifh Jdhn McCann as vice presidenf. Qfher officers included Gay Roach and lim Rills- bury as secrefary and freasurer, respecfively. Sidney Thomp- son, economics feacher, was sponsor. Sfudenfs desiring fo worlc for ham radio operaforis licenses ioined fhe new classes which sfarfed second semesfer. Morse code and fheory were parf of fhe lesson plans. The radio sfaf fion included fwo complefe Morse code facilifies for vocal broadcasfing. In November club acfivifies included a four of fhe KVII fel- evision sfafion and fransmiffer, Members also wenf on a field day fo Lalce Meridefh fo simulafe emergency condifions wifh 24 hour confinuous broadcasfing. GAY ROACH INTERPRETS fhe Morse code message fransmiffed from a neighboring sfafion. Senior Alan I-liggins and iunior John McCann Ioolc on af fhe Techniques demorisfrafed by Roach during Radio Club meefing. SENIOR DON MCCALL, presidenf of fhe Radio Club fixes fhe anfenna from fhe roof above room IO8. Sidney Thompson sponsored fhe club. i ORGANIZATIONS 69 Musicions Tcike Top honor in Tri-SToTe's compeTiTion ParTicipaTing in The UniversiTy lnTerscholasTic League, en- TerTaining during halTTime and marching in The Tri-STaTe Fair Parade, Tascosas marching band pracTiced everyday aTTer school and oTTen on SaTurday mornings on such drills as Ma- laguenal' and Texas CenTennial. The band received The Tri- 46 4 STaTe award as The n'iosT beneTicial enTry in The parade, 1 If Drum maiors included Bill BraudT, Frances Collins and Bill Dyer wiTh JucliTh Kolander serving as head Twirler. OTher Twirlers were Kaye AlTsman, JaneT Davidson and Diana Foullr. R9 In addiTion To The Rebel Band and orchesTra organizaTions, The Tascosa insTrumenTal music deparTmenT included a sTage band under The direcTion oT Bill PorTer. Rehearsals on Thurs- day nighTs were parT oT a sTage band members' schedule as conTesT and concerTs were prepared Tor. Music selecTions ine ' cluded popular and iazz music. BAND LIBRARIAN KATHY Reecl caTalogs music during sixTh period and aTTer school. Filling Tolders and copying music are among oTher iobs. 70 ORGANIZATIONS r T9 'rw ,W AFTER SCHOOL REHEARSALS lcee Mark T-lassin er bus racTicin The A P Q Y P Q corneT. T-Tassinger serves as presidenT Tor The band. SOPHOMORE BAND members collecT The diTTerenT parTs oT The Rebel uni Torm aTTer enrolling in sixTh period band. WM-.L . . U SERVING AS TWIRLERS for The I97O-7l Rebel band were llrom boffom lo 'ropl Judillw Kolanoler, Jane? Davidson, Diana Foulk and Kaye fxlfsman. DRUM MAJORS BILL Dyer, Bill Braudl and Frances Collins discuss flue marching rouline for Hwe Caprock game. flue niglil before Halloween. z 1 M M MEMBERS QF STAGE band are Bill Braudfx David Brecheenx Mike grown! son. Richard Perry, Rick Rowell, Roger Rucker. Marc Sanerwhife and Mark Kim Campbell, Frances Collins, Bill Dyer, Jay Elliot Kelly Forkner, Cory Smllll- Bill Porlef is Cllfeclor- Siddens. Mark l-lassinger, Becky l-laller, Bob Killmer, Don King, Jim Nel- ORGANIZATIONS 7I ww 2 P, f' if 1, y' 'K X X N , 'wm,,mi ' - Q y - WW 7' 5 A 3 x 5 Q x was MQ' 5 X ' ' - ' A I . k ., ,, N.. M . ' -' ' ' . 134 1 il 'i V , I ' ' 3 . gi' A 9 ' -' ,Q 5 ' .g W, ' I XJ V1-in S' 'K g F , W- , 9 -H ff sw' sfflf if? '12 ii? ri W 3? Y. Q5 - Wffxifi x ' 1 V . 3 W B W x K - r A 9 G A 1 E X Q Q N 1 - . Q, 'QQ - M ... -f 1.4 ' N1 -.. -H 'fi 121 0 ' Q ' 'x Y X EH:--is n .3 w X Q XV ,A Vi , yy J ww X :Gam in-M ' 5' N N Q . . Q F NEW M YY V i n . , - is s an an i ilk , g -3 , g 4 1 S Q 3 .131-as? 3 53, -6 . ' 1 Y Q ' v ? Y' ' is 3? D - if 3' Q !!g T Z !s.2?':'.g5! k W! 2 Y A 5 L is Q 2 9 it Q Q v s Q X I f -vu if-5, I ' R 5. 1 ' if g . ' . ff P ' y Y' ,L J' g A egg 1 M--1' W 1 J M V 3' '15, I , J lf? than gays 1 2 wiffm., -Q, .M 2. Rebel girls pciinr posters 'ro encouroge Reb spirir Boosling spirir wirln yard and loclcer lavors, slcils and paslries, members ol Rebel Spirirs, clad in red and vvl'wi're slriped swealers. worlced eacb vveelr lo belp malqe lascosa Second lo None in 70-7l.'l Kris Alberrson and Penny lvlercer led Jrlie 450 member group wirli Karliy Dodgen and Lisa Claylon serving as secre- Jrary and Treasurer, Olrlwer members ol rlwe council included Slwelley Anlliony. Parry Daniel, Jan Genrry, Colleen l-laynes, Suedell l-lolloway, Judirli Kolancler, Valorie lvlccarlbey. Beclcie Price and Kay Trallon. Supporling The wresrling leam, members ol Wresrling Spirirs worked To boosr spirir wilb signs and lavors lor eacb ol lbe malcbes. Kallwy Dodgen served llie organizarion as presidenr willw lvlrs. Jane Moore as sponsor. FOOD FAVORS ARE given lo wresllers Danny Wilson, lvlilce lvlesser and Glenn Griffin by spiril boosrers Sarah Holloway and Cliarlorre Tompkins. HELPING BOOST SPIRIT for The Tascosa-Amarillo l-liglw Scliool loorball game, members of Rebel Spirirs formed a picker line oulside rlfie boys gym. X W 4 gf' 74 ORGANIZATIONS 1 I RED AND WHITE slriped swealers disfinguished Rebel Spirif members on Fridays prior To games, Bolh iunior and senior girls were included. WRESTLING SPIRIT MEMBER Roxie Schanlz labovel spends lime Salurday morning washing cars Io raise money for spiril aclivifies. JON VANDERWILT LOOKS on as Rebel Spirif girls posl a spiril sign on his house. Dillerenf groups lake rurns malcing and delivering poslers For each game. Lily Harwell, Cindy Landers. Pam Mclvliclcen. Suzanne Piclcard and Barbara Sampson were in charge ol: delivering fhe yard favors. ORGANIZATIONS 75 Music organizations host f estivol, conlesl in April ln addilion lo lhe lnlerscholaslic League music conlesls and Enid, Olila. 'lri-Slale Feslival, Amarillo inilialed The Grealer Soulhwesl Music lieslival lor band, orcheslra and choir sluclenls in April. As lhe dillerenl conlesls loomed closer, members ol rhe Les Chanleurs spenl hours praclicing along wilh presenling programs al club luncheons and public schools including Bon- ham Junior l'ligh and several elemenlary schools. Classic, conlemporary, religious and many olher dillerenl rypes ol seleclions consliluled lhe programs sung by lhe 96- member choir. Black slcirled girls and boys clad in red iackels worlced during lourlh period 'ro presenl The dillerenl pro- grams. Sludenls allending lhe annual Chrislmas assembly given in honor ol Girlslown, lislened lo The Les Chanleurs singing Chrislmas carols lo add lo The holiday spiril. SOPHOMORES MARGARET WHITAKER and G-ayla Bibby accompany Frank Frisbie's girls' glee choir. The choir mel daily during sixlh period. SINGING OF CHRISTMAS carols by The Les Chanleurs began 'rhe pro- gram in which a check lor 53,780 was awarded lo Girlslown, U.S.A. 'Si time 5 si X ,PS 76 ORGANIZATIONS K 3. ES CHANTEUR SINGERS are llroni rowl Emilie Ellon Debbie Jones Diane loore, Linda Burgess, Gail McClellan, Parry Daniel. Chris Wallace, Penny Mor- in Linda Morris Jana Farwell Wanda Bell Anne Gaul, Kaihie Mclxleil lsec- wd rowl Janice Tarpley. Anne Ashworlh, Chrysse Sullivan. Joyce Chandler. Bar- ara Sampson Mindy Brewsler, Gay Howard, Judy Parker Mary Riddlespurger, Pm Owen, Brenda Porler, Barbara Reese, Palli Collier. llhird rowl Marcia Wil' Dn. Mary Hervey, Amy l'loward, Debbie Merrill Sharon Curnrnings, Nina l'lal- lrd. Carol Todd, Roxane Monroe, Valerie Sparks, Sharon Wickham, Linda Brnpe Valerie McCar1hey, Georqena Womack, Michelle Gwynn, llourfh rowl bsernary Knox, Karen Solomon, Kirn Kohler Linda Beck, Sandy Si. John, Sheri i L mg, kai, M ,Q A71-,ii ,A 1 , ,, 1 -f i. H .i vi: Q A 4,, va ,Y 1 ' av' , ' 'L .-,F 'FY Q Sullivan Cheryl Vernon, Suzanne Pickard Elane Sparks direcror Prank Frisbie, Lorraine Quinn, Marla McGill, Rhonda Cazzell. Cherry Balfour, Pal Pickard, Gail Warkins, Melanie Blurner, Susie Melinqer, llillh rowl Mike Chrisral, Paul Fredere iksen, Terry Barnes, Mifch Decker, Lee Riley, Lewis Kennedy, Jeff Sheldon. Kirk Miller, David Keller, Dick Abraharnfon Bill Brayboy, Sieve Meek, Sleplnen Dil' larcl. Gary Lewis, John Adamson, lsixrh rowl Mike Morrow. Woody Bruner lirn Coley, Craig Schroder, David Jackson, Phil Richards. Rex Warren, Jon Vander- will, Doug Price, Roberl Pilkinglon, lsevenlh rowl Dave Garrerr, Curris Hail, Bob Sharp, Larry l'laller, Sieve Hayes, David Koonlz, Mark Baker. Bill Braudi, Curfis Howard, Mark Miller, Nelson Rue, Rick Malhis, Kim Knapp, Dean Wilson .awww , I If dl MEMBERS OF LES Chansons are lfronf rowl Denise Miller, Connie lmel, Felecia Tacquard, Brenda Clark, Debbie Smifh, Mary Riddle-spurger, Rufh McCormick, Vicki Summers, Reqie Tykeson, Melinda Duncan, Diane Gu- fhrie, lsecond rowl Tia Chrisfienson, Terri Myers, Debbie Glasson, Sandy Hicks, Karl'?9f'Kenyon, Nancy Saddoris, Holly Vernon, Brenda Woodard, Becky Murphy, Kris Ochsner, Debbie Noble, Ninon Pefif, lfhird rowl Beverly Allred, Suzy Spencer, Sharon Yock, Marla Burfz, Linda Beazley, Cheryl Haggard, Debbie Barnes, Nancy Emmiff, Melody Sfockfon, Lynne Morris, Caroline Siffel, Dana Moore, lfourfh fowl Jeremy Pierce, Sam Eveleno, Randall Davidson, Kennefh Terry, Ronnie Clemenfs, Marshall Manahan, David Ward, David Moore, Pefe Nefherfon, Clifford Masfers, Tom McClel- lan, Clyde Wyaff, direcfor Frank Frisbie, lback rowl Danny Flippo, Dave Chapline, Mike Crow, Thad Monroe, Tommy Taylor, Tom Redding, Lonny Sufferfield, David Everiff, Vance Hall, Phil Moser, Randy Wheeler, Byron Henderson. MADRIGAL SINGERS MELANIE Blumer, Cheryl Vernon, Penny Morfon and Paul Frederiksen appear before fhe cameras af KGNC TV sfafion. 78 ORGANIZATIONS is fl' Q-MQ' 'E 4 -aio s li if 1- F.. Les Chonsons formed by ioining 2 glee clubs Combining one ol The girls' glee clubs and The boys' glee club To form Les Chansons, Frank Frisbee direcled lhe new mixed choir wilh Wayne While assisling. May confesl in Enid, Okla. proved lo slimulale The Madri- gal singers foward beller performances. Chrislmas programs and assemblies were also parl of The agenda lor The l8-mern- ber choir. While also spends lime wilh lhe diififerenl glee clubs by re- hearsing lhe groups along wilh serving as assislanl band di- reclor. Allhough none of 'rhe choirs rehearsed ailer school, many homeroom sludy periods were spenl preparing lor The exlra-curricular aclivilies and programs. SENIORS ROXANNE MONROE, Michelle Gwynn, Amy l-loward, Diane Daniels, Joyce Chandler and Frank Frisbee prepare for conlesls. ,M , , LEE CLUB MEMBERS are lfronl rowl Kim Bowers, Debbie Ubben, Vicki afhes, Jo Ellen Sigler, Terry Born, Charlolle Thampkins, Teresa Hubbard, inny Johnson, Pam Blackwell, Kay Savage, Karen Winfield, Roma Muir, amille Simonson, lsecond rowl direclor Frank Frisbie, Jan Jacobsen, Cafhy eele, Kaye Allsman, Annefle Eads, Debbie Wilson, Susan Ralslon, Dena irwell, Carol Owen, Barbara l'laralson, Sfephanie Taylor, Celesle Pruill, ihnelfe Ewing, Kerry Farmer, Debbie Pope, Kalhy Dodgen, Paula Cun- wgham, lfhird rowl Debbie Bowlin, Lisa Gholslon, Theresa Mikesell, Becky Jwell, Cynfhia Sl. Clair, Marilyn Rulharl, Margarel Whilaker, Kilfie Shel- lon, Janice Balfour, Julie Johnson, Pally Pallerson, Tanna Sinclair, Roxie Shanlz, Rosalind Knox, Janel Jones, Barbara Snider, llourlh rowl Kalhy Hardy, Cheryl Taylor, Debbie Buckley, Candy Pankrafz, Cindy Simm, Sally Loomis, Gloria Alward, Judy Cook, Donna Shaw, Jonna Shaw, Sherri Neal, Cynfhia Pilger, Diane Fond, Cindy Jenks, Debbie Lewis, Becky Balch, lback rowl Kay Yarborough, Gina Leifner, Sandy Pankralz, Gayla Bibby, Margie Tiffee. Calhy Manning, Jolene Long, Rebecca Pellree, Kalhleen Brands, Belly McDonald, Penny Pillman, Teri Wright Janel Leach, Rosalyn Friedrichs, Karen Adams, ORGANIZATIONS 79 80 ORGANIZATIONS Publiccilions slciffs odd odverlising, business To include lhe adverlising and business side ol journalism 'l'ascosa's journalism deparlmenl added Two new slalis To meer The demands oi growing aclverlising. All yearbook and paper sales were arranged by lhe busi- ness srall under The direclion of Susan Walker. Overseeing slall record books and expenses, lvliss Walker also compiled subscriplion lisls lor homeroom circulalion. Vivian Amick beads lhe newly-crealed adverlising deparr- menr. Selling adverlisemenls and laying our pages are parl of each slallens responsibililies. Journalism sludenls were as- signed dillerenl businesses lo canvass lor ads. Book slock paper was a viclim of inllalion as The Pioneer relurned lo newsprinl aller several years on while paper. Sixlh period iournalism sludenls worked each day lo meer deadlines lor lhe lwice monlhly sludenl publicalion. Jay Jor- den and Gail Roberlson ediled and supervised lhe publishing ol The paper, along wilh wriling lhe edilors' column, Double lmage. Firsl-year sludenls wrole news briefs. DRAWING LAYOUTS FOR a yearbook deadline is iunior Vivian Amick. Miss Amick headed lhe adverlising deparlmenl which was added This year. JAY JORDEN, EDlTOR of lhe Pioneer, and Frank Boque, a member of lhe newly crealed business slall, resl aller meeling a deadline for lhe paper. FEATURES EDITOR PATTI Early Types a sfory +0 meer her dead- line for rhe Pioneer. The newspaper is published Twice a monlh, SENIORS MIKE HAMLIN, Gail Roberfson and Laurel Roberfson read lhe proofs oi an issue of The Pioneer. Hamlin is sporls edilor and Gail is edifor-in-chief. Laurel is edirorials edifor. SENIOR EMILY MONTGOMERY lypes an edilorial for Kevin Kennedy while Becky Parr looks on. Misses Monfgomery and Parr are co-clubs edilors of rhe Pioneer. Kennedy is edifo- e rials editor. ORGANIZATIONS JIM FULLINGIM AND Mark Garlin irighfj pose oufside 'rhe ski lodge a+ Taos, N. M. ski basin. The fwo are co-pho+ography edirors fhis year. ,, CO-EDITOR SUSAN ARCHER checks Jrhe placemenf of picrures used by Don Washburn in The sophomore secfion of fhe Las Memories. Looking on is Diana Johnson, phoiography coordinafor. FIRST SEMESTER'S JOURNALISM s'ruden+ reacher, Mrs. Mary Ann Walfer, helps Susan Archer choose picfures +0 use in 'rhe opening secrion and on division pages of fhe yearbook. 82 ORGANIZATIONS :gs tmvgas W aff: MW--Q.....,s-, mm ,gl . , . kv-- Q . an mfr- , . '- ,W - . . .,- , . ., Neff' www - . ,. ......---f - g - - '. .ff-f ' ' Sixteen stcitters edit cinnucil supplement Switching with Taylor Publishing Company as printer, six- teen statters met daily during third period to put together the I97I edition ot Las Memorias and spring supplement. Laying out pages, cropping pictures and writing headlines and copy were the tasks the statters tound themselves doing to meet trequent deadlines. Seniors Susan Archer and Nancy Perdue served as editors ot the yearbook. Winston Odom was the sponsor. Five student photographers spent their journalism class taking pictures tor all student publications including the newspaper as well as the yearbook. Photographers sold pic- tures to returbish the darkroom. Changes in the darkroom in- cluded a new sink and cabinets. Photography editors were iuniors Mark Garlin and Jim Fullingim. GLORIA GIBSON AND Debi Munn spend third period. atter school and Saturdays working on layouts tor the Las Memories. PHOTOGRAPHERS KAREN BECKHAM, Sarah Terrill and Mike Lee check and clean cameras to insure proper tunctioning ot the equipment. ORGANIZATIONS 83 84 ORGANIZATIONS Students organize club to advance art culture Sponsored by Paul Kiethley, the Art Club in its tirst year in existence at Tascosa, did many interesting things. The club was tormed tor art students who are sincerely interested in the tield ot art. One ot the proiects the members participated in was mak- ing lite masks. A person's head was completely covered with plaster. When the plaster dried to a certain extent, the mask was removed and the shape ot the whole, head was re- vealed - teatures and all. Speakers with slides and demon- strations were also a part ot the meetings. Small scholarships may also be ottered to members ot the club. ROMA BURNS HANDS Shelley Anthony and Linda Morris their receipts atter paying Art Club dues. DARREL SKIPWORTH ACTS as a guinea pig tor Paul Keithley and some Art Club students as Keithley demonstrates how to make a tace mask. .5 3 -.is-u 'T 'L Jn. Y'.V'QAf 2 5 Foll rodeo profits supply oil pointing for commons Tascosa's Rodeo Club slaged ils annual rodeo Nov. 6 and 7 al lhe Amarillo Fair Park Coliseum. Parr of +he 52,400 profil wenl lo purchase The Clown, by A. Kelly Pruil. The club donaled The painling 'ro Tascosa's permanenl arl colleclion. Sophomores Ann Bowen and Becky Badgel bolh received 'rhird places in Flag and barrel racing, respeclively. Olher members placing were Belh Munnerlyn in pole bending and Jack Reed in bull riding. Twenly club members allended The annual drug seminar in Oclober sponsored by The police deparlmenl and Plains Chevrolel. lmformalion gained was used lo conducl similar conferences lhroughoul Amarillo and The Panhandle. Drug Team Members are Becky Badgelr, Mike Beavers, Tommy Budd, Jim Burk, Mike Campbell, Jerry Derryberry, Kalhy Dodgen, Joe Emanuel, Karan Fromm, Dianna Johnson, Sally Lampe, Laura Lipscomb, Donny McElroy, Joe McMa- han, Jay Moyer, Suzelle Raney, Gaylan Rankin, Molly Rober- son, Donald Romer, Mark Sliicl, Sieve Synck, Charlolle Tompkins, Bill Townsend and Marsha Williams. SALLY LAMPE, CHARLOTT Tompkins, Suzelle Raney, Kalhy Doclgen, Laura Lipscomb, Becky Badgelf and Sleve Synck hear a police officer speak on drugs. OFFICERS FOR THIS year's Rodeo Club are Don Romer, Tommy Budd, Mark Slill, Debbie Jones and Jim Burk. This is The Third year lor The club. TASCOSA RODEO CLUB member Jack Reed lesls his skill al bullriding hoping lo slay on The eighf seconds lor an award. OR6ANlZATlONS 85 PORTRAYING THE DUCHESS of Burlingame. Melanie Blumer willi an ear lworn lislens. ,A JULIE JOHNSON RECEIVES finishing louclies prior lo making lier debul as one of 'flue Elile al Mrs. McGlone's parly. Casl members are responsible for makeup. BEING A MEMBER of llie siege crew, Roberl Pillcinglon performs one of his various clulies work ing flue ligl'1'rs.O1'l'1er dulies are props, scenery and curlains. 86 ORGANIZATIONS Dromo sludenls perform Unsinkoble Mollie Brown Amy Howard and Woody Bruner assumed lhe leading roles in 'lascosals all school musical, 'llhe Unsinlcable Molly Brown produced during December by The drama. choir and orchesrra sludenls. Aller school and Salurday rehearsals were parl ol each casl me-mberls schedule as performances drew near during The lirsl semesler. Drama and arl sludenls under The direc- 'rion ol Danny Gamble and Paul Keilhley, 'lascosa arf leach' ers, worked lo build and painl The sels needed lor each scene. ln January, drama classes began searching lor a one acl play lor lhe annual lnlerscholaslic League Compelilion held in Canyon, Exif The King and 'llflizabelh lhe Queen' have been produced in previous years. JUNIOR CRAIG GLADMAN painfs The scenery lor rhe all school musical. The arl sfudenfs under 'rhe direcfion of Danny Gamble, and Paul Keirhley painled The scenery and props needed lor lhe play. PORTRAYING THE LEAD characler in rhe all school musical 'Unsinlcable Molly Brown Amy Howard leads casf members Ann Ashworfh, Brian Cow- den, Kalhy Henson, and Leslie Nelson in a musical number. ORGANIZATIONS 87 Southwest Convention hosts honor orchestros Southwest Music Educators Convention hosted the Tl'lS orchestra Jan. 28-3l as one ot the honor orchestras trom six states in the Southwest. Adagio tor Strings by Samuel Barber, Oberon by Carl Weber and Raindrops arranged by Johnny Gibson ot Canyon were three ot the selections played in the 30-minute concert at the University ot New Mexico. Participating in lnterscholastic League Contest and stag- ing concerts, the orchestra worked in all-day clinics conduct- ed by guest directors including SMU director James Jones. Monte Kunkel served the organization as president. Other otticers were Phillip l-lortenstine, vice president and Susan Shapiro, secretary. Bill Porter and Wayne White were con- ductors. ORCHESTRA MEMBERS DEBBIE Taylor, Diane Moore, Maurice Hood. Monte Kunkel and Marc Satterwhite claimed the honors as members ot All- State Orchestra. All-State Orchestra met in Houston tor the annual con- cert. fl' .aruh ,,,.-...i 88 ORGANIZATIONS is. EENIOR ORCHESTRA MEMBER Bob Killmer carelully ad' usls The Tuning oi The kellle drum. TASCOSA ORCHESTRA MEMBERS include lviolinsl Debbie Taylor. Shirley McGregor, Melissa Ross, Al Clark, Monle Kunkel, Joanna Burkell, Barbara Gish, Gayland Roach, Don McCall. Pam Polk, Dana Howard, Susan Shapiro, Calhy Hen- son. Pam Gray, Kalherine Synder. Leslie Howell. Nancy Horlen, Janel Riggs, Pally Dillon, Noel Sloan, Alex Willingham, Charles Hickmoll, Keilh Kingdon, Ron- ald Richards, Chris Cole, Cynlhia Hill. and Laura Parks: lviolasl Maurice Hood, Anne Gaul, Priscilla Carver, Bill Sleele, and Marcia Rigler: lcellol Sarah Holloway, Paula Packard, Mary Riddleslourger, Carol Polyador. Kendra Slaley, Felicia Tacke ard, Gaylen Wilson, and John Walfers: lbass violinsl Marc Sallerwhile, Debbie Kunkel, Vicki Wesl, Joan Roksandich. Sandy Sides: lclarinelsl Brenda Porler. Sue Brooks, Dorinda Newlon, Mary Scivally, Marilyn Denlont lharpsl Diane Moore and Jane? Davidson, lcornelsl Mark Hassinger, Ricky Powell, and Jay Elliolp llrench hornsl Janice Ecldins, Mary Hervey, Neanelle Mack, Bill Dyer and Cappy Walls: llubal Mike Brown: ldrumsl Bob Kilrner, Diana Eoulk, and Kelly Porkner. ORGANlZATlONS 89 Polly STephenson wins TuTure Teocher honor Taking The TiTle oT Miss FTA, Polly STephenson spenT Tues- day nighTs planning proiecTs, social programs and lisTening To speakers along wiTh wriTing and delivering a speech, The re- quiremenT Tor TiTle compeTiTion. Senior members oT l:uTure Teachers oT America spenT one day in spring assisTing The Teacher wiTh elemenTary school children. Feb. 26-27 delegaTes To The sTaTe-convenTion in l'lousTon, aTTended lecTures and meeTings along wiTh voTing Tor sTaTe oTTicers. Tascosa delegaTes included Denise Bowen, Cindy Landers, Joan Roksandich, Debra Dudley, Mary Anne Mabrey, Myra Millard and Mary Parra. KaThy Winburn Took The responsibiliTies as sponsor, along wiTh Denise Bowen serving as presidenT. OTher oTTicers in- cluded Valerie McCarThy, vice presidenT in charge oT proi- ecTs7 PaTTy Daniel, vice presidenT in charge oT programs, Polly STephenson, vice presidenT in charge oT social acTiviTies Richard Mason, vice presidenT in charge oT memberships PaTTie Early, secreTary7 Laurel Linn, Treasurer: and Dick Abra hamson, hisTorian. FTA SPONSOR KATHY Winburn looks aT inTormaTion pamphleTs and dis- cusses plans Tor The STaTe ConveriTion in February wiTh club member Kim Kiihn. Rosalyn WolTe is a co-sponsor. FTA MEMBERS PATTIE Early and Laurel Linn pass ouT ChrisTmas cards To T Teachers during The week beTore ChrisTmas. POLLY STEPHENSON, l970-7l Miss FTA, spenT many SaTurdays working aT The bake sales and oTher proiecTs To raise money. 90 ORGANIZATIONS sf I ....,.,.........---w- J, ,TTT ,, Honor Society greets new students of feost Welcoming new siudenis from oiher rowns and high schools, Naiional Honor Sociery members held a wafermelon pariy early in Seprember in Wesi Lawn Park. Srudenrs mainiaining a 90 or above average were eligible 'ro apply for membership. School service, good cirizenship and leadership abiliry were also used as crireria. New mem- bers were chosen during January and iniriared in February. Narional Honor Sociery officers elecred lasr spring were Don Gurhrie, president Jay Jones, vice presidenij Terry Gholsion, secrerary and Parry Daniel, hisiorian. Jo Ann Byrd and Mrs. Carol Clark served The club as spon- sors. DIRECTING PARENTS TO classrooms on Back-1'oASchool nighr, senior Mar- 'rha Bland poinrs +he way to some losl mofhers. EATING WATERMELON, SENIORS Odile Zienfek and Linda Dulce garher wirh ofher members of Honor Sociery in welcoming new sfudenrs. 3 vw fl, Y' .. ,K ri f ,TH S ' ORGANIZAHONS CPI Jo Ann Byrd, Sponsor Mrs, Carol Clark, Sponsor Kris Alberrson Rila Allison Kaye Alrsman Vivian Arnick 'Clarence Annefl Melinda Archer Vicki Aikinson George Aulry 'Denise Baer 'Karen L, Bailey Torn Baker Cherry Ballour 'Roberl Bauman Wanda Bell Judy Benrley Doug Bird 'Marlha Bland lvon Blesson Debbie Boll Debbie Brazel Cheryl Brewer Melinda Brilrain Mark Burger Gary Burkman 'Roma Burns Becky Cameron Priscilla Carver Rhonda Cazzell Larry Chapman 'Al Clark David Cobb Dena Cobb Caren Colverl Patty Daniel Shirley Davidson Sharon Dixon Elaine Duke 'Linda Duke 'Bill Dyer Pafri Early 'Rosemarrha Erdman Clinl Esler Nilia Eubank Sharon Evans 'Jana Farwell Vickie Ferguson Linda Fields Gwen Finch Suzy Gallarneau Bill Gamel 'Terry Gholslon Richard Gilmer Pam Gray 'Don Gurhrie Judy Harrell Mike Harris Deny Haynes Gwen Hazlewood 'Nike Hazlewood 'Roger Herring Sfanley Herring 4 'Mary Hervey 'Michelle Hesler 'Paula Higgins Lisa Hobson Mike Hoelscher 'Eris Holland Pam House Amy Howard Gay Howard u Barbara Hudson 'Keilh Irwin Tommy Jenkins 'Haise Johnson 'Debbie Jones 'Jay Jones Sandy Jordan 'Jay Jorden Colerle Kasper 92 ORGANIZATIONS 'denoles lwo-year members Honor society inclucl: members in February Ken Kelley Donna Kennedy Melissa Kidd Gayle Kidwell Sheryl Kuykendall Linda Lampe Jan Lassifer Mike Levick Troy Limbaugh Laurel Linn Linda Linn Dave Loiewski Joe Loiewski Raymond Mack Sluarl Madsen Sfacy Mays Valerie McCar+hey Gail McClellan Shirley McGregor Pam McMicken Sfephi McMorries Debby McMurry Kirk Miller Mark Miller Mike Miller Emily Monrgomery Diane Moore Q 'Linda Morris 'Miller Morris 'Debbie Munn Dorinda Newfon Nina Nunnally 'Pam Owen Paula Packard Paffy Palferson Larry Peek Sieve Pennal 'Rhonda Perkins Richard Perry 'Party Pinksion 'Karherine Poindexler 'Brenda Porier Bob Posfrna Melody Powers 'Becky Price Jane Price 'Charles Pucker? Martha Puckett 'Kafhy Reed 'Gay Roach 'Floyd Roberlson 'Gail Roberfsen Debbie Robinson James Rogers Marla Rupp Marc Safferwhife Craig Schroder 'Mary Sciyally 'Keifh Self Noel Sloan Mark Edward Smiih 'Karen Solornan 'Susan Spring Connie Sfanley Bobby Sreele Karen Srerling 'Polly Srevenson Vickie Summers 'Clay Tarpley Debbie Taylor Sarah Terrill 'Peggy Terwilliger Mark Tillofson Alan Upchurch Doug Vaughn Joe Vaughn 'Sandy Vroorn Janet Walker Drew Walsh Cathy Whafley 'Neil Whiraker Jeanne Whire Befh Whifley 'Sharon Wickham 'Brad Wilson 'Jennifer Wilson 'Gay Wingfield 'Kay Wingfield 'Odile Zienfek 'Rhonda Zurnwalf ORGANIZATIONS 93 HANGING GREEN FOIL as background decoralions for llwe annual Crys- 'ral Ball are seniors Kalliy I-lill and Penny Pierce. SENIOR ANN PRICE and iunior Julie Jorclen line up during +l'1e annual Powclerpulf Foolball Game. James Kiles' homeroom sponsored flue game played belween The iunior and senior girls. 94 ORGANIZATIONS www ,E Student councils unite on tirst city wide bdsis Amarillo's tirst city wide council made up ot representa- tives trom the ditterent student councils meet with Robert Ashworth, Superintendent ot Schools, and other city officials to discuss problems and possible solutions tor the high schools. Weldon Taylor, Steve Dunnigan, and Jay Jones along with Kathy Hill constituted the Tascosa representation. Tascosa's annual drive tor Girlstown was sponsored by the Student Council through the homeroom representatives. Other projects included the Crystal Ball, tag selling tor toot- ball and basketball spirit, maintaining the machines in the Commons and Dan and Ann selections. Serving as the tirst temale president in the history ot Tas- cosa, Miss Hill met each weelc with the Student Council homeroom representatives. Also serving on the executive board were Dennis Smith, Lynn Binnion, Pam House, Beclcy Price, Penny Mercer and Clint Esler. STUDENT COUNCIL SECRETARY Lynn Binnion places minutes trom the Wednesday morning meeting in the teachers' boxes. TASCOSA CITY-WIDE Student Council representative Jay Jones: Steve Clayton ot Amarillo High: THS Student Council president Kathy Hill and Eric Robinson ot Palo Duro listen to a discussion by city leaders concerning the role youth can play in Amarillo's progress, ORGANIZATIONS 95 Teens give senfences fo frciffic low violcifors Teen jury acfivifies every Friday affernoon af flue corpora- fion courf lcepf members of Tascosa's Youffu Conference busy as ffiey lisfened fo fraffic violafions and senfenced violafors fo fluemes or fines. Six members from Tascosa combine wiffu six from Amarillo l-ligfu fo make up fwo complefe feen juries. Only feenagers under I8 wluo l'uad pleaded guilfy were able fo appear before flue juries. Cify wide acfivifies wiffu Amarillo Higlu included fuforing and projecfs for ffue differenf luomes including flue old follcs' and cfuildren's. Presidenf Milce Cook presided af flue meefings fueld alfer- nafe Sundays in flue NROTC annex. Eng. C. Ricfuard Sfyve served as sponsor. Offuer officers included David Cfuesfnuf. Barbara Sampson, Peggy Terwilliger and Slfuelly Smiflu. FRED HAYS, MINDY Brewsfer, David Eclc, Barbara Sampson, Alan Garms and lvlary Jane Tomlinson serve Friday affernoon on feen jury. YOUTH CONFERENCE SPONSOR Ricfuard Sfyve and club presidenf lvlilce Cook relax wiffu a game of pool affer collecfing colce boffles. JOINING THEVYOUNGER sef on Halloween nigfuf, Youflu Conference members fravel from door fo door callecfing boffles fo raise money. 96 ORGANIZATIONS Rebel boys fortify spirit with new siren sounds Black shirls wilh red lellering, blue ieans and cowboy bools characlerized wrangler members, boosled spiril lor each Tascosa loolball game. For The lirsl lime, Ihe wranglers were in charge ol Ihe siren which replaced Ihe Iradilional sounds ol Ihe yiclory bell Thai cross-Iown rival Palo Duro won lasl year. Selecled Key Club members made up Ihe squad oi boys who painled cars for in-Iown games and were in charge of sladium eguipmenl which included The Rebel 'llag as well as Ihe siren. Larry I-lungale sponsored The Wranglers which were sen- iors Tom Baker. Mike Cook, Miller Morris, Craig Schroder and Neil Whilaker. Junior Wranglers were Dallas Giddens, Alberl Green and Drew Walsh. Cook was Ihis yearls head Wrangler. WRANGLERS LOADING EQUIPMENT was a common sighr as Ihe boys look charge of all game eguipmenl. Mike Cook, Craig Schroder and Drew Walsh load buses lor an our ol lown game, WRANGLER BOYS KNEEL in prayer before resuming Ihe responsibililies ol all equipmenr used during Ihe game. Members ser up plywood figures. .lv ORGANIZATIONS 97 98 ORGANIZATIONS Key Clubbers mainTain snack sTands, Tlagsales Second To None in 70-7I was The slogan on cars as Key Club members painTed auTomobiIes To raise spiriT Tor games. OTher acTiviTies included parralling Iascosa BapTisT Church parking IoT beTore and aTTer school, selling Rebel Tlags and key chains To raise spiriT, sponsoring The posTer conf TesT wiTh a Ten-dollar prize Tor The winning homeroom in The GirIsTown drive, raising The Tlag during The week, saying The noon prayer and mainTaining The concession sTand during baskeTbaII and wresTIing home games and maTches. Service proiecTs included ChrisTmas caroling aT diTTerenT hospiTaIs and coIIecTing Tor The muITipIe sclerosis drive. Craig Schroder served The club as presidenT wiTh Ivlike Cook and Neil WhiTaker as vice presidenT and secreTary. Dallas Giddens and Tom Baker were Treasurer and chaplain. SENIOR STEVE BAKER believes all sophomores should sTarT The year oTT righT by buying a conTederaTe Tlag or key chain Trom The Key Club. MILLER MORRIS AND Bobby I-Iendricks mix painT in order To painT cars Tor TooTbaII games. Along wiTh service acTiviTies, members ol The Key Club boosT spiriT by painTing cars and seII concessions. 'qw ,.,,,. ff x . ,... is , f ,,,, A Q l 3 354' SUNDAY AFTERNOONS WERE spenl by many Key Clulobers playing foofball on Tascosas fronf lawn, Some colmpefifion relaxed daily rouhne. KEY CLUB MEMBERS Torn Balcer and Craig Schroder demonsfrafe The use of lhe porfable PA syslem The club gave lo 'rhe school las? year. ORGANIZATIONS 99 IOO CELEBRITIES Vama ' .70tl44t44t u'0'we4dff4e4Q4v4f af . Vmau' z'4aZ7ama afdepeopiemd donotdaldtdda ' fanpa- aaaalgaaz. .AQ '- E 5' ,yin 'mi 1 A 4 eh 'G H' , -4 34,4 VV ,im g , Q 5 5, K f ,fL1',,1jWf,' F J dsfifwf' 'g ,g.:,L,'w1s+f,4v,,',., V' Hz, I ,ff,,., W A ,V if, 'git MQW W' 451,53 ff? 'Wir 'fjf2Wfv'w5:. r ,Q V - s 1 ,EL ,O V .,., ,E,5.,,,ww Wg- ,A EW n A L -'X' .JW ,'f.'.1'n.'.f ' ' ' Vw ,-.MJE-, 6, ' x 2 V Ei f f ,E if fr! E fa I -SEJE-'af g n FLEE T il-,If-A! ,EY EEE! Ef-E MWQ,g4'vxx'A-.K gzfk -K t A P 1 - X L4-fs .T'..J-2-',g1.:,-bv: f 'S ,, if - --V I . 1 1 if V, K i ' ' 1 W F , ,mx ,E W 1 mr. i S' N. E . , . , 44 37 ' , in A ' 44, rj 'I' ' 127' '1 fxffifq' Y R ' H ff E .. wvffm U :V 4 .rg 3,2-1 pa f' QW, . f , N r ' L CELEBRITIES IO' IO2 CELEBRITIES i-nv Q X H K -ffilgi ii' A.. bg . 5 V EE ig. h EE.E X S K. KKKEK ii. I kgkizi Elf .::::,..W. 1 iel E'EEE EEEf EEEEE - FQX1.. f - ,. f,f2.w:i- .. -. ,,--. .. 1. wx .. .. --H kkxiffk ---..: .... . Q EE E SJ? . Qu , ,K . . ..,,.. f. H - K . fx: 1: -2 . . f-.,. LW ix ri' Miss Anthony conveys worm southern chorm Reigning as ihe ihirieenlh annual Miss Soulhern Belle for l97O-7I, Shelley Anfhony represenis rhe charm, grace and beauiy of by-gone days in Dixieland. Miss Anihony came To Tascosa from Dumas ai ihe begin- ning of her junior year, and she is now aciive in rhe Rebel Spirirs Council, wreslling spirifs and serves as Treasurer for rhe Arr Club. ln addirion io her acliviries ai school, she is an Amarillo Symphony Belle. Miss Souihern Belle was chosen by popular vole ol fhe slu- denl' body from six linalisis oui' of The 26 senior girls who cornpered for fhe honor. Sandy S+. John was iirsl runner-up. MISS SOUTHERN BELLE, Shelley Anlhony makes her lradirional walk down rhe aisle al +he coronalion as hundreds of onlookers sland. AFTER FINISHING HOMEWORK, Miss Anfhony enioys reading Fashion magazines in her room. The bruneffe is involved in many clubs. kv' fry sf' E s Y , CELEBRITIES IO3 O CELEBRITIES Judith Kolancler Southern Belle finalists portray Sandy St. John E so First Runner-Up ,11 11,fii . . ii,,11 . Lisa Clayton grace, charm, style of DUST GTG Penny Mercer Potty Daniel Sandy, Ddvid receive Mr., Miss Tdscosd 'rifles ThirTeen was a lucky number Tor David l-lerber and Sandy ST. John Dec. ICI, when The Two were crowned Mr. and Miss lascosa aT The ThirTeenTh annual class TavoriTes presenTaTion aT The CrysTal Ball. Mr. Tascosa Tor l97O-7I received a red carnaTion bouTon niere and Miss Tascosa was given a dozen long-sTemmed red roses. Class TavoriTe Tor The lasT Two years, l-lerber has been cap- Tain oT boTh The TooTball and baseball Teams and was named as a member oT The Class AAAA All-STaTe TooTball Team. E Being involved in many school acTiviTies Talres up much oT The new Miss Tascosa's Time. Miss ST. John, The TirsT Runner- up Tor Miss SouThern Belle, is in Rebel SpiriTs, WresTling Spir- iTs and Les ChanTeurs. She is also presidenT oT The VocaTional OTTice EducaTion Club. Runners-up Tor Mr. and Miss Tascosa were STeve Galloway and PaTTy PinlcsTon. Galloway ran Tor senior class presidenT, and Miss PinlcsTon has been a cheerleader. IO6 CELEBRITIES l am CELEBRVTIES IO7 Lisa, Richard win titles at tavorites presentation Elected by their tellow seniors as class tavorites tor l97O- 7I, Richard Holloway and Lisa Clayton were honored at the yearly presentation ot tavorites at the Crystal Ball Dec. l9. Holloway and lvliss Clayton were chosen trom ten candi- dates, each having been nominated by at least two senior homerooms on basis ot personality and service to the school. Selected as cheerleader last year, zany, red-haired Hollo- way enioys playing drums in his spare time. As a tinalist tor lvliss Southern Belle and this year's tootball queen, Miss Clayton is also treasurer tor Rebel Spirits Coun- cil and is interested in ballet. Runners-up tor senior tavorites were cheerleaders Woody Bruner and Rosemartha Erdmann. Bruner starred in the drama departments musical, The Unsinlcable Molly Brown, and is an active member ot Les Chanteurs. lvliss Erdmann has served as a cheerleader tor two years. She belongs to Na- tional Honor Society, Rebel Spirits Council and is a Student Council alternate. IO8 CELEBRITIES 4 M 23, .48 'tx 4,,,A..mQ: J ww' I.. 1. CELEBRITIES lO9 Melissa, Chuck chosen Junior Class Favoriles Roles ol Junior Class Eavoriles lor l97O-7l were given lo Clluclc Ryan and Melissa Kidd Dec. I9 al llwe annual Cryslal Ball presenlalion. Junior class members narrowed llweir clioices lo llle new lavoriles lrom llwe candidales wliose names appeared on llwe ballols. Ryan. wlwo was runner-up lasl year lo llwe lille ol Soplwoe more Eavorile, admils lo lilcing sporls in general. l-le played delensive end on llie varsily loolball leam, and lie also wenl oul lor baslcelball and lrack. lvliss Kidd was elecled clieerleader lasl spring, and parlici- pales in Rebel Spirils Council and Fulure 'leacliers ol Ameri- ca. Runners-up lor llle lille ol Junior Class Favorile were Mar- cus Simmers and Cindi Smilll, llwe winners ol Sopliomore Class Eavorile lasl year. Simmers played on llwe varsily lool- ball leam and is a member ol Sludenl Council. lvliss Smillw, vice presidenl ol llne Erencli Club, parlicipales in Rebel Spir- ils and Wreslling Spirils. I IO CELEBRITIES CELEBRITIES I I I 'Mores pick TovoriTesg couple receives TiTles Chris PinksTon and Roxie SchanTz were announced as The sophomore TavoriTes aT The annual CrysTal Ball presenTaTion Dec. I9. PinksTon is acTive in STuclenT Council and is a member oT The sophomore TooTball Team. For relaxaTion, he enioys hunT- ing and snow skiing. As sophomore girl TavoriTe, Miss SchanTz is a member oT WresTling SpiriTs and The French Club. ln adcliTion, she is The presidenT oT her homeroom and parTicipaTes in Young LiTe. She likes aThleTic acTiviTies such as Tennis ancl horseback rid- ing. Rick TraTTon and Brenda BarTon were runners-up To sopho- more TavoriTe. TraTTon was on The sophomore TooTball and baskeTball Teams, and enjoys waTer skiing and hunTing. Miss BarTon is an acTive member oT WresTling SpiriTs. Class TavoriTes were chosen by The Sophomore Class Trom a slaTe oT canclidaTes. I I2 CELEBRITTES si BRITIES Queens, sweethearts represent Dixie activities Judith Kolancler Lynette BOX Debbie Black -an Gentry Sandy Basketball Choir Key Club atty Dame Distributive Education D.A.R. Girl Joan Cl Orchestra Rhonda Perkins Nancy Claughton Track final' Lisa Clayton Football Kathy Doclgen Wrestling SpiriT leaders spark up pep Tor games, rallies ATTending The sporTs oT Track, baseball and wresTling in ad- diTion To TooTball and baskeTbaII was one oT The new ways The eighT cheerleaders Tor l97O-7l supporTed lascosa. Sponsored by Billye Gray, girls physical educaTion Teacher, The spiriT boosTers were kepT busy yelling aT games and pep rallies. ln addiTion, They planned The pep rallies, painTed posTers and pracTiced Twice a week. A Besides Their regular acTiviTies, The cheerleaders held a Howdy Dance in SepTember during l-lowdy Week and spon- sored a luncheon Tor Danny LesTer Day aT The YWCA in Jan- uary. They also planned Tor The FooTball BangueT in February. Spring clinic was parT oT Their work as They helped prospec- Tive cheerleaders. Winners oT The Spark Plug Award Tor Triendliness aT SouTh- ern lvleThodisT UniyersiTy's clinic lasT summer, They also picked up The Top award, SweepsTakes, achieved by winning The blue ribbon Tor appearance and The SpiriT STick each nighT. l-lead cheerleaders STeve STerguell and RosemarTha Erd- mann served Tor Two years. OTher seniors were Woody Brun- er, Richard l-lolloway, Emily lvlonTgomery and PaTTy PinksTon. Junior cheerleaders were Chris Teesdale and Melissa Kidd. FOR THE CAPROCK EooTball game The cheer- I leaders made a papier mache Longhorn. SMASH 'EM REBS, Smash 'em, yell Melissa Kidd, PaTTi PinksTon, Emily MonTgomery, Rich- ard l'lolloway, Woody Bruner, STeve STerquell, and Chris Teesclale. I I6 CELEBRITIES '30 'Za 1 ,.,f 'ii-47 ,,,,,,,, . K5 5 ,, pai- -i , 11. -V .V il BESIDES LEADING YELLS, 'rhe cheerleaders painfed signs for all sporTs evenfs. fm! JUNIOR CHRIS TEESDALE, and seniors Paffi PinIcs'ron and Woody Bru ner, siand oufside +I'1e audiforiurn before e Friday morning Ioo+baII pep rally begins. LOOK AT ME, I Tell +ime, says senior Woody Bruner as he imiiaies Vice Presideni Agnew in a pep raIIy skit CELEBRITIES I I7 General Reb porTrays ConTederaTe gallanTry Dressed as a souThern general Trom Civil War days, senior Don GuThrie Tound boosTing Rebel SpiriT his main duTy as General Reb Tor l97O-7 l. Working along wiTh The cheerleaders, The senior represenT- ed lascosa aT aThleTic TuncTions and aT pep rallies where he led TooTball and baslceTball players in and ouT oT The audiTori- um. GuThrie also helped The cheerleaders wiTh Their yells and acTed as Tag sales chairman Tor STudenT Council. ln addiTion To his duTies as General Reb, GuThrie was pres- idenT oT The NaTional l-lonor SocieTy, Senior BanqueT Com- miTTee Chairman. 'lascosa Dan Tor November, a member oT OUT-reach and The varsiTy wresTling and debaTe Teams. l-le also was selecTed by his Teachers To go To Boys' STaTe and laTer was chosen To go To Boys' NaTion in WashingTon, D. C. where he meT PresidenT Nixon. AcTiye in drama all Three years, GuThrie perTormed in The musical casT oT The Unsinlcable Molly Brown This year. ln his iunior year he was in ShowboaT and 0nce Upon a lvlaT- Tressl' and his sophomore year GuThrie played in My Fair l.ady and ExiT The King, which was chosen besT in sTaTe. GENERAL REB DON GuThrie carries The gianT ConTederaTe Tlag in TronT oT The cheerleaders, leading The Team To The Tield. In' TT.. Inf' 2 'va DON GUTHRIE HELPS raise spiriT as General Reb aT a varsiTy basl:eTball game. GuThrie rep- resenTs Tascosa GT aThleTic TuncTions. II8 CELEBRITIES -'saggy l Vicki represents Atricci ds Rebel AFS student l2,000 miles away trom her home in Johannesburg, South Atrica, Vicki Atkinson is Tascosa's thirteenth American Field Service exchange student. Beginning her ll-month stay in Amarillo, Miss Atkinson ar- rived July 26. She stayed the tirst semester with senior Karen Bailey and the second semester with iunior Dana Moore. Miss Atkinson had many new experiences as she participated in Rebel Spirits, Student Council, Medics Club and the stage crew ot the musical The Unsinkable Molly Brown. ln addition to her school activities, the blue-eyed blonde worked as a Candy Striper at Northwest Texas Hospital and went to Austin tor the Candy Stripers Convention. Miss At- kinson went on ski trips, to Six Flags, the Texas Christian Uni- versity homecoming and to Wichita Falls tor a wedding. 43 !'- -u 'fwe'-f-p ' Q9 sl. A. Q Q H 9.5.3 'him T24-Q-nfntnikyi GOVERNOR PRESTON SMITH ltop photol awards Vicki Honorary Texas Citizenship. VICKI ATKINSON PLAYS Pit at Denise Ad- kins' llettl slumber party lphoto abovel, Dana Moore completed the threesome. WEARING A SOUTH Atrican sweatshirt, Vicki Atkinson helps decorate the commons with crepe paper tor the Crystal Ball. CELEBRITIES I I9 MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS pose al lhe new Amarillo Garden Club Cenfer, From lell are Don Gufhrie, Pam Owen, Karen Bailey, Pam lllouse, Terry Gholslon and Clarence Annell. Merit 'rest committee picks THS semi-fincilisfs Six Dixieland seniors were selecred as semi-linalisrs by lhf Nafional lvleril Scholarship Tesr Corporarion in a group o l5,000 high school sludenls lhroughoul The Uniled Slales. Clarence Annell, Karen Bailey, Terry Gholslon, Don Gu lhrie, Pam l'louse and Pam Gwen were chosen on The basis o high scores on The +es+ given in February, l97O. The winner were announced in Seprember, aller raking lhe Scholaslic Aplilude Tesl lasl November. The six are now eligible lo scholarships from several corporalions. Y' Tam ,fi ' 5- iff! ' gf . :iw ' ' ' , f A A Zi m ' s ,L , w w me .f 'f A ' no-'W l2O CELEBRITIES yi, E ,.,, r x,,. , f 5, .. ff .sv A Student Council group selects Dons ond Anns Chosen by a Student Council special committee headed by iunior Ralph Nussbaum, two seniors displaying leadership, personality and service to the school were announced as Dan and Ann at the beginning ot each month. Each ot the eighteen students winning the honor were presented with wooden plagues with small Rebel tlag insig- nias on them. Some ot the Dans and Anns were announced at pep rallies, and the names ot others were revealed during the morning or atternoon announcements. Receiving the awards tor l97O-7l were September, Scott Tiernagel, Erances Collins: October, Jay Jones, Patty Danielg November, Don Guthrie, Kathy Dodgeny December, Dan Moser, Kathy l-till: January, Troy Limbaugh, Patty Pinlqstong February, Dennis Smith, Kris Albertson: March, Tom Balcer, Emily Montgomery: April, Richard Holloway, Terry Ghol- stoni May, Milne Hamlin, Penny Mercer. Fr C ll' September scisiietiefligfi P D niel r Jgylillonis se . . iii 1' ..:. ' K CELEBRITIES IZI I22 CELEBRITIES Don and Ann D M December Kifhy iii' Kafhy Dodgen Don Gu'H'1rle Pa++y Pinksfon Troy Limbaugh 1'f ' n- fx. Dennis Smifh Kris Alberfson Emily Mon+go er Tom Baker m Y CELEBRITIES I23 l24 CELEBRITIES Don and Ann , Richard Holloway Ap HI Terry Glwolslon M Penny Mercer Oy Mike Hamlin CommiTTees selecT Top Ten seniors in Februory Seven girls and Three boys were announced as winners oT The Top Ten awards in The Pioneer Feb. ICP. FaculTy members nominaTed 46 candidaTes, and Ten were chosen by iuniors on The special selecTion commiTTee and The FaculTy Awards CommiTTee. SelecTed on The basis oT scholarship, leadership and service To The school, The nominees musT have aTTended Tascosa Their iunior and senior years, have an average oT no less Than 85 Tor The TirsT Three and a halT years and have no record oT Truancies. ln addiTion They musT be unmarried May gradu- aTes. Kris AlberTson SecreTary oT The Senior Class Kris AlberTson has parTici- paTed in many acTiviTies during her Three years aT Tascosa. The co-presidenT oT Rebel SpiriTs has served as a STudenT Council represenTaTive and has been on The Senior BangueT CommiTTee, Senior Day CommiTTee, Senior C5iTT CommiTTee and Dress Code CommiTTee. Miss AlberTson was a member oT The Powder PuTT FooTball Team boTh her iunior and senior year. As a sophomore, The perky Ann Tor February served on The CrysTal Ball CommiTTee and The Topsy Turvy CommiTTee. Miss AlberTson was a member oT The Spanish Club Tor Two years. Clcirence AnneTT NaTional Honor SocieTy member Clarence AnneTT has won many awards Tor his worlc on scienTiTic proiecTs. He was The Texas Nuclear Science Symposium represenTaTive, The Texas A81M PresidenT's Scholar, a member oT The WesTinghouse Science TalenT Search l-lonors Group and aTTended The Na- Tional Science FoundaTion Summer lnsTiTuTe. The Two-year science Tair parTicipanT won honorable menTion and second place. l-le has goTTen The NASA Award, Navy Science Cruis- er Award, Air Force Award, Oil lnTormaTion CommiTTee Award and designed and supervised The insTallaTion oT The in- Tercom sysTem Tor The sTage crew in The audiTorium. The Two- year band member received a ll raTing on a solo perTorm- ance aT The Tri-STaTe Musical FesTival. A NaTional MeriT Scholarship SemiTinalisT, AnneTT helped organize The Radio Club and is an amaTeur radio operaTor. CELEBRITIES I25 Top Ten PciTTy Doniel OcTober Rebel Ann PaTTy Daniel has lenT her Time and Tal- enTs To a varieTy oT AcTiviTies aT Tascosa. The TinalisT Tor Miss SouThern Belle was chosen as The DAR girl and vice presidenT oT FTA. Serving on The Rebel SpiriTs Council and The Free- dom Plaque CommiTTee, oT which she was chairman her iunior year, have lcepT Miss Daniel busy. The NaTional Honor Socie- Ty hisTorian has been a STudenT Council represenTaTive Tor Three years, and served as class vice presidenT her iunior year. Miss Daniel has been in WresTling SpiriTs, Spanish Club, The musical casT oT My Fair Lady, The Top Ten CommiTTee her junior year, CuTreach and Senior Day CommiTTee. Terry Gholsfon Senior Class vice presidenT Terry GholsTon has spenT a busy Three years aT TI-IS, acTing as NaTional l-lonor SocieTy secreTary and parTicipaTing in Rebel SpiriTs and on The de- baTe Team. Miss GholsTon was in The musical casT oT My Fair Lady as a sophomore and was selecTed Spanish Club secre- Tary her iunior year, when she won TirsT place aT The NaTional Spanish ExaminaTion'ConTesT. Winning The Rennsler Award Tor MaTh and Science The same year, she also won disTricT TirsT and regional second place in UIL exTemporaneous speak- ing. Miss GholsTon was chosen as The WesT Texas Chamber OT Commerce OuTsTanding Scholar This year and also won The DAR American l'lisTory Award. The April Ann was cho- sen as a NaTional MeriT SemiTinalisT. I26 CELEBRITIES Don Guthrie Don GuThrie was General Reb, NaTional Honor SocieTy presidenT, STudenT Council parliamenTarian and Tag Sales chairman and Key Club secreTary. The NaTional lvleriT Semi- TinalisT has acTed in Three all-school musicals and The sTaTe- winning conTesT play ExiT The King. The Mr. Tascosa nomi- nee was Junior Class presidenT and a varsiTy wresTler, win- ning The Joe Parlcey SporTsmanship Award. The varsiTy de- baTer was Two-year Girls Town Drive chairman and headed The Senior BanqueT CommiTTee and The AFS Drive. The No- vember Dan served on The Junior Top Ten SelecTion CommiT- Tee and aTTended Boys' STaTe and Boys' NaTion. GuThrie was chairman and OuTsTanding Boy ParTicipanT aT The Texas Tech STudenT Council Workshop. Pom House Pam House was on The CrysTaI Ball CommiTTee Tor Three years, The Junior-Senior Prom DecoraTing CommiTTee and The Topsy Turvy CommiTTee. The NaTional MeriT SemiTinalisT received a commendaTion Trom The NEDT TesT and is a Two- year member oT NaTional Honor SocieTy, Rebel SpiriTs, French Club and STudenT Council, oT which she is The Treasur- er. The Science Club member is in FTA and is The Senior Day Co-chairman and a Learn and Live represenTaTive. The Rennsler Science Award nominee was a disTricT STudenT Council ConvenTion deleqaTe and has served on The STudenT Council ConsTiTuTional CommiTTee. CELEBRITIES I27 Top Ten 1-eggs X, Hoise Johnson Senior play co-auThor Haise Johnson was chairman oT The ConsTiTuTional CommiTTee oT The STudenT Council and The delegaTe To The Texas AssociaTion oT STudenT Councils Con- venTion. The Two-year NaTional l-lonor SocieTy member re- ceived a NaTional MeriT commendaTion and was a Learn and Live represenTaTive. An acTress in Two school musicals, Miss Johnson worked in The Drama Supper TheaTer and baclcsTage producTions. She was a member oT The Spanish Club, Speech Club, WresTling SpiriTs, Science Club and Rebel SpiriTs, Miss Johnson was a debaTe winner aT The Midland Speech Tourna- menT and received an NEDT CerTiTicaTe oT MeriT. Emily MonTgomery Leading Tellow Rebels as a cheerleader has been one oT The chieT ways ThaT Pioneer clubs ediTor Emily MonTgomery has been busy. She has parTicipaTed in BaslceTball SpiriTs, Rebel SpiriTs, WresTling SpiriTs and has been in NaTional Honor SocieTy and STudenT Council Tor Two years. An ETA member, she was nominaTed Tor sophomore TavoriTe and Miss Tascosa. ElecTed iunior TavoriTe, Miss MonTqomery served on The Junior Top Ten SelecTion CommiTTee. The Ann Tor March was a Two-year member oT The Powder PuTT EooT- ball Team. I28 CELEBRITIES Don Moser Number 65 oT The varsiTy TooTball Team, Dan Moser, re- ceived Honorable MenTion Tor Player oT The Week, was named All-CiTy and All-DisTricT DeTensive End and received The Rebel Award. He has also been on The junior varsiTy TooT- ball Team and parTicipaTed in Traclc. The Fellowship oT Chris- Tian AThleTes capTain lcepT busy in The l.aTin Club, STudenT Council and Key Club. Moser was chosen as The December Dan and served on The Senior BanqueT CommiTTee, Junior- Senior Prom DecoraTing CommiTTee and The CrysTal Ball DecoraTing CommiTTee. He was presidenT oT The homeroom ThaT won The GirlsTown Drive Tor Three years. Potty Pinkston BoosTing SouThern spiriT aT pep rallies and sporT evenTs has Taken up much oT cheerleader PaTTy PinlcsTon's Time. The run- ner-up Tor DAR girl, Key Club SweeThearT and Miss Tascosa was co-news EdiTor oT The Pioneer and was selecTed as ouT- sTandinq TirsT-year iournalisT. Sophomore and Junior Class secreTary, Miss PinlcsTon was The Junior-Senior Prom Co- chairman, a Learn and Live alTernaTe and a member oT FTA. The Ann Tor January was in Rebel SpiriTs and WresTling Spir- iTs and parTicipaTed Tor Two years in STudenT Council and The Powder PUTT FooTball Team. The Two-year NaTional Honor SocieTy member was LaTin Club secreTary, co-consul member and Queen. Miss PinlcsTon was sophomore TavoriTe and run- ner-up Tor Junior TavoriTe. - CELEBRITIES I29 Vawadletodaplaqgaod Wmwwqwmwuq l4few4ez'4oz'7wazafzZa4e. ?az!eZ7doaoz'afae7mn ,6atw16'edwd6onzf4e!fweazcK7 44066fdlt60!Qd64f. 1 , 1 . . -- 1 '-'.:2'T I ' ' 3' .!' '?11yf-,q M ffilig-l Ag?f if-l Li! E9 E 1 'A-'THLE1'ICS'f . 'F L f l -Q ' 1 2 'H I lan JJ I F00'l'bCIll A l'rElEIF'5lL.- UNIOR HALFBACK MARK Burgef l22l, akes daylighT Tor junior quarTerbaclc Marcus immers llOl To reach a TirsT down. Gridders Tinish schedule, sedson stcinds Tied 5-5 WhaT sTarTed ouT To be a promising season in newly aligned disTricT 3-AAAA ended up on The downward side as Tascosa ended iTs season wiTh a 55 record. During pre-disTricT compeTiTion The Rebels gained Three wins To Two losses. Dumas, Plainview and Irving were all beaTen by Tascosa while Permian and lVlonTerey boTh deTeaTf ed The Rebels. DisTricT play had a TanTasTic sTarT when The Rebs beaT Palo Duro, lasT yearis disTricT champions, 20-l4 and Pampais Har- vesTers l8f8. Tascosas Rebels received an unbelieving upseT when The Caproclc Longhorns sTopped The Rebels I6-I4 aT Dick 3ivins STadium, QcT. 30. The Rebels Then slid down hill by losing To Their arch-rivals 3 The Amarillo Sandies - and To The Borger Bulldogs in Their Tinal game in disTricT 4-AAAA TooTball seaf son. BUCKY SAMS, JUNIOR Tailbaclc l49l, skirTs up Through The line To geT exTra yardage againsT Permian's PanThers. The Rebels Tell To The Pan- Thers I4-O. REBS LOOK ON as The oTTicials bring ouT The chain To see if They have held Dumas. avi-is FOOTBALL I33 DEFENSIVE BACKS STAN zoiief izai and David l-lerber lbbl bring a Pala Duro hallbacl: down for a loss. SVW REBEL BUCKY SAMS l49l makes yardage aqainsl Plainview while David Herber lbbl makes room for him 'ro go Through lhe Bulldog line. ' I34 FOOTBALL Ja l l'l D 'fr 1 KICKER BILL TOWNSEND and holder Sieve Cairns ll ll allempl l score an exlra poinf againsf lhe Dumas Demons. Dumas was upsel I3-6. irir 5 ff m MIKE GREEN LOOKS on wluile Tascosa plays Permian. Green is flue frainer year replacing Doyle Weldon. lasf year's frainer. Rebs record ldrgesl wing bedl Irving Rockets 55- Tascosa recorded a 3-2 sfanding before going info disfricf play by winning againsf Dumas, Plainview, El Paso, Irving and losing fo Odessa, Permian, Lubbock and Monlerey. Dixie opened flue season fluis year by losing againsl flue Permian Panfluers and deleafing Plainview. Tascosa fluen fraveled fo lvlonferey wluere flue Plainsmen squeezed by flue Rebels 28-2 I. 'l'ascosa's foucludowns were by Marcus Simmers, Bucky Sams and David Webb. Dixie recorded ifs biggesf win wluen fluey defeafed flue Irv- ing Rockefs 55-6. Sfeve Smiflu carried flue ball eigluf fimes for I38 yards. Rebel scores were made by Sfeve Smiflu, David Webb. lim Curfis, Bucky Sams and Keiflu Irwin. Sfeve Cairns scored fwo poinfs around flue rigluf end on a fumbled exfra poinf affempf. JTAN ZOLLER Q81 RUSHES in iusf in lime fo bring down a Plainsman be- 2l-I4. buf Tascosa failed fo score in flue second lualf and Ivlonferey wenf- iind flue line of scrimmage. Af flue lualf flue Rebs were leading flue Plainsmen aluead fo win flue game. 28-2 I. 6 FOOTBALL l35 7 y DAVID HERBER C665 IS being held back by a Palo Duro Don while Bucky Sams l49l goes on 1 ' 'For exfra yardage. I i REBEL FOOTBALL PLAYERS are lback rowl Joe Morris, Ross Cheshire, Jon Vanderwill, David Moore, Mike Crawford, Dayle Tiplon, Tim Curlis, John Evans, Bill Aclon, Mark Burgel, Joe McMahon, Gary Graham, John Biggs, lsecond rowl Chuck Ryan, Sleve Gallaway, Mike Brown, Mike Harris, Randy Click, Joe Quafflebaum, Mark Redfearn, Woody Malheson, Mike Rains, Mark Tillofson, lfhird rowl Mike Bridges, Bucky Sams, Marcus Simmers, Blain Burnefl, Tom Holloway, S+an Zoller, Phil Richards, Larry Gilbert Scoll Tier- nagel, Scoll Spencer, David l-lerber, llronl rowl Bill Townsend, Dennis Brew- er, S+eve Cairns, Mike Pena, John Dryden, Roberf Rollen, Dan Moser, Larry Flemming, Sieve Smilh, Larry Peevy and Keilh Irwin. MARCUS SIMMERS QIOJ SKIPS across The line of scrimmage for a large gain againsf Palo Duro. The Dons losl' 'rhe game To The Rebels 20-I4. I36 FOOTBALL if A S yy X-Q 3' 'ew i .,,, ,, iigi F. Dixie lromps PD Dons, mcmgle Formers i8-8 Tascosais soulhern sabaleurs wenl behind lhe line ol lhe enemyls big blue machine and sel explosives lhal crippled Palo Duro and gave lhe Rebs a 2OfI4 dislricl win. Then on Qcl. 23 lascosa mangled lhe Harveslers ol Pampa I8-8. Palo Duro weril ahead earlier in lhe game 7-O bul on Tasf cosais nexl possession lhe delending champs losl lraclion and walched lhe Rebels march 56 yards in seven plays wilh a snealc by David Webb lrom lhe one yard line evening up lhe score 7f7 wilh Keilh lrwinis exlra poinl. Bucky Sams carried lhe ball 25 limes lor IIO yards and also scored Dixieis linal lwo louchdowns. Tascosa wenl ahead ol lhe l-larveslers 6-O al halllime when Marcus Simmers wenl 30 yards lor a Rebel louchdown. Larry Peevy recovered a lumble selling up lhe second louchdown by Webb. Anolher l-larvesler lumble sel lhe Rebs up again and Peevy scored on a one yard run. Pampals eighl poinls were acquired when a Rebel was carrying lhe ball, bul had il slolen lrom him by a l-larvesler, who raced len yards lor lhe louchdown. Pampais conversion was successlul and lhe game ended. Rebs I8, Pampa 8. COACH JOHN MCGUIRE gives inslruclions lo David Webb aboul lhe nexl play lhe Rebels will run againsl lhe Pampa Harveslers in dislricl. lion, IREAKING OFF TACKLES lunior lailbaclc Bucky Sams 49 runs lor yard Scored lllfee lOUCl'1ClOW.f1S in lhe QGVTVG 5C1GlVWSl PGVWPG- The Haweslers nge againgl lhe Pampa 1-qawesiersm Dwi! Bwms Siadwm QU 23 TGSCOSG scored only one. Dixie gridders won lhe'game I8-6. FOOTBALL I37 Rebels record big upset, Coprock wins, lo-l4 WhaT sTarTed ouT Tor The Rebels To be a winning evening QcT. 30 wiTh The Rebs ahead oT Caproclc I4-3 aT one poinT gradually Turned inTo some oT The mosT TrusTraTing momenTs Tor lascosa as The Longhorns squeezed by an unbelieving Rebel squad I6-l4. AlThough 'lascosa wenT away deTeaTed by The Longhorns Tor The TirsT Time in .hisTory. sTaTisTically The Relbs were ouT TronT oT Caproclc. lascosa had 285 ToTal yards rushing com- pared wiTh Caproclcs 237 and compleTed 7 oT I2 passes Tor 85 yards. The l-lorns aTTempTed To pass once -which was suc- cessTul Tor 9 yards. l-lowever, Caproclc recovered Three 'las- cosa Tumbles leaving The Rebels behind in ThaT deparTmenT wiTh zero. l3oTh Touchdowns Tor The Rebels came Trom Bucky Sams oT runs oT 9 yards and I2 yards. DIXIE POWERS OVER a Caproclc running baclc as They bring The Longhorn behind The line oT scrimmage aT Diclc Bivins STadium OcT. 30. I38 FOOTBALL QUARTERBACK DAVID WEBB l2Il carries The ball around The righT en againsT Caproclc. The Longhorns upseT The Rebels lo-I4. M ul ui IN THE DRESSING room, coach John McGuire explains an oTTensive play on The blackboard To The red and black beTore The clash wiTh Amarillo High. DAVID WEBB CZIJ MANEUVERS around To hand oTT To Bucky Sams l49l on The Two-yard line Trying To score againsT The Sandies. Sondies blow over Rebs, Tciscosci loses loop lecid Arch-rival Amarillo l-ligh shuT ouT The Rebels Nov. 7, I7-O, paving The way Tor a disTricT championship and moving Tas- cosa ouT OT conTenTion. lascosa nearly scored in The Tinal minuTes oT The aTTernoon game when Bucky Sams ran 5l yards To The Sandie Tour-yard line. David Webb gave Sams The ball Tour Times sTraighT wiTh Sams Trying To go over The middle each Time, buT The Rebs never goT pasT The Two. Two scores were made by The Sandies in The TirsT halT. A Tield goal by Johnny Warren was seT up Tollowing an inTer- cepTion Thrown under a heavy Sandie rush. Warren Then ran I6 yards Tor a TirsT down and Tour plays laTer senT The Sandies ouT TronT 3-O on a 36-yard Tield goal. Dixie Tumbled The ball aT The Tascosa Tour-yard line and Herman Campbell Turnished The Sandies wiTh six more poinTs. I Scoring Tor The aTTernoon was Topped oTT by a Sl-yard drive in The Third period by Amarillo. Turner evenTually car- ried The ball To paydirT giving The Sandies a I7-O win. UP, UP, AND away . . . H The cheerleaders yell as David Webb Throws a long pass To a down Tield receiver. THS losT To The Sandies I7-O. FOOTBALL I 39 Red, block grid Teom drops Qome To 'Dogs DisappoinTmenT is The only word ThaT can apply To Tasco- sa's wind up oT This year's disTricT play, Talling behind The Bor- ger Bulldogs I2-6. AlThough snow and ice hindered The Rebs and The Bulldogs Nov. I3, Tascosa managed To pull ouT in TronT oT Borger 6-O in The TirsT halT. An inspired Bulldog Team reTurned The sec! ond halT, scoring six poinTs in The Third quarTer and six more wiTh 5:28 leTT in The game. Tascosa's single score was esTablished laTe in The TirsT guar- Ter when Ross Cheshire reTurned a Bulldog punT To The Bor- ger 45. NexT, Bucky Sams and Larry Reevy wenT Tor I3 yards. Webb Tilled The sloTback posiTion on The nexT play, Took a handoTT Trom Bill AcTon and in Turn Tired The ball To Cheshire aT The Tive. Cheshire TwisTed Through Two Bulldogs on The way Toward paydirT as Tascosa's six poinTs wenT on The board. Borger's winning Touchdown was seT up when a Bulldog in- TercepTed a Tascosa pass on The Borger l9. Tascosa Tailed To make a serious peneTraTion and The Rebs began To accepT The realiTy oT a disappoinTing disTricT Tinish. REBEL TRAINERS AND managers play an imporTanT role in helping players and keeping equipmenT Tor The Tascosa. varsiTy TooTball Team- SNOW AND ICE hampered Bucky Sams as he Tried To geT yardage buT was broughT down by a Bull- dog. Borger beaT The Rebels I2-6. l40 FOOTBALL PHIL RICHARDS C621 AND STeve SmiTh, lil rush in Tor The Rebels To help TeammaTes bri clown Borger. 'ACKLES MIKE CRAWFORD 4759 and Sfeve GaIIaway I7OI Ihrow OII Bor- ger blockers Io ge? in on a Iackle behind Ihe Iine of scrimmage in TI-IS' Iasf game. Vo rsi'ry Seoson Record Tascosa Opponeni' O Permian 34 I4 Plainview 6 I3 Dumas 6 ZI Ivionfereyt 28 55 Irving 6 20 'PaIo Duro I4 I8 xPampa 'I 8 I4 'Caprock I6 O 9'AmariIIo I7 6 'Borger I2 DisIric+ 3-AAAA pIay SING THE TWO way Telephone, John McGuire calls up Io Ihe preSS IJOX Along wifh coach McGuire are coaches James Kauffman, Duane Huey and see wha+ fhe BuIIdog weaknesses are and how To fake advanhaqe of Them. RebeI quarferback David Webb. These peopIe decide which plays Io use. FOOTBALL JV eorns district crowng Sophs finish seoson 4-4 Having remained undeleared in disiricr play, ihe iunior varsiry looiball learn won rhe disrricl 3-AAAA champion- ship. Coached by Duane Huey, The JV boasied a 7-3 season. The mosr irnporiani Jrhing, I believe, was rhe greal ieam eiiorr. We had several very ouisranding players. li has been an excellenr season lor us, said Huey ar rhe end of rhe cam- paign. Tascosa's sophomore Jream finished wirh a 4-4 season rec- ord. They're largely inexperienced, and we had ro gain ex- perience wirh each game, said Kenneih Brinkley, coach lor ihe sophomores. All 'rhings considered, we had a good sea- son. The boys showed rrue Rebel spirii and pride. As lar as nexr year goes, we have some good prospecis coming from Bonham and Crockerr who Tied for ninrh grade ciry championship. The berier players will play for The iunior varsily and maybe even some lor rhe varsiiy. lr looks like some excellen+ Talenr coming up, said Brinkley. JUNIOR VARSITY QUARTERBACK Randy Flercher drops back info 'rhe slor and fires a bomb +o a +eamma+e. Flercher led The JV ro a 7-3 season, - , mi JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM members are lfronr rowl Blair Biggers, Vance Hall, Bill Williams, Mike Hollinger, Randy Flercher, Sieve Crawford, Randy Cook, Sabin King, Ken Dollar, lsecond rowl Phil Moser, Craig Cowden, Jim Kile, Tony Jackson, Bob Joiner, Sreve Spencer, Billy Orr, Rex Wade, Randy I42 FOOTBALL Evererr, Gary Jennings, lback fowl Coach Gene Hargrove, Bob Calle Doyle Walker, Bruce Nordquisr, Keilh Walvoord, Brad Graham, Kirk Hog, boom, Tommy Smirh, Dennis Brown, Randy Dryden, Scorl Couller, Bc Mansfield, and Coach Duane Huey. MEMBERS OF THE Junior Varsily lirsl sfring plan lhe nexl play and break huddle 'ro line up and prepare lor lhe nexl play. MEMBERS OF THE Sophomore Foolball Team are lback rowl Coach Kennelh Brinkley, Ronnie Hedrick, Tommy Smilh, Keilh Rulherlord, Gary Moore, Rick Trallon, Ralph Bresnahan, Sleve Turnbow, Kendall Garrison, Mike Gardner, Wes Spencer, Chuck Maxwell, Coach Rayburn Whil- ner, lsecond rowl David I-Iardeqree. Carl Schusler, Dick Ford, Red Wilson, Robin Blair, Chris Pinkslon, Slam Thorne, Richard While- head, Jay Spikes. Rodney Wilhile, Gary Pan- ger, Eddie Jones, llronl rowl Gary Wilson, Jeff Neie, Charles Jean. Marshall Manahan, Pele Nelherlon, William Kealen, Bob Bryanl and Sleve Slavenhagen. Xin K. , JPHOMORE STAN THORNE II4-I rolls oul riqhl and prepares 'ro lire lo Iownlield receiver. Wes Spencer I4-Il and Marshall Manahan l62l provide aleclion for Thorne. J.V. Sedson Record TASCOSA OPPONENT 35 Lubbock 6 20 Plainview I4 I6 Coronado 40 26 Herelord 20 8 Monlerey 42 8 Caprock 0 20 Amarillo 6 34 Borger 7 36 Pampa I4 22 Palo Duro 8 Sophomore Seoson Record TASCOSA OPPONENT I4 Caprock 6 0 AmariIIO I4 6 Palo Duro 22 8 Amarillo 0 I8 Caprock 0 8 Palo Duro 20 0 Amarillo 20 I2 Caprock 6 FOOTBALL I43 JE? E mil EV 1 2 BASKETBALL MMY HILL SHOOTS aT The baskeT To enlarge The Rebels poinTs on The oreboard. Troy Limbaugh is on The rebound. CRAIG SHULKIN, GUARD Tor The Red and Black, sTruggles To sTeal The ball Trom The oppos- ing Team. Shulkin, a junior, is alTernaTe play- . , maker Tor The Reds. MusTc1ngs Toll To Rebels THS ouTscores Vernon Tascosa's roundballers began acTion Huis year by deTeaTing Hue Coronado lv1usTangs 7l-63 in Hue season opener and Ver- non 98-45 in Hue second game. 5, Over The Thanksgiving holidays, Coach David CamTield's cagers Traveled To Midland Tor The Thanksgiving Tournament THS broughT back second place. Odessa held an inviTaTional TournamenT December'3-4-5. They ToughT hard and broughT second place back To Dixie. Dumas dumped The Rebs 69-59 in Dumas December 8 buT The Rebels came back To deTeaT Them 70-63 Ten days laTer. Highland oT EI Paso, Midland Lee, Lubbock, and Hereuford all Tell To Tascosa during pre-disTricT play. Plainview, who received The number one spoT in The Globe News Power Poll deTeaTecl The Red and Black 46-38 and Lub- bock Coronado swepT pasT The Rebels 54-50. BASKETBALL I45 Dixie's cogers pull-ouT ChrisTmos city Tourney -Iascosa Rebel roundballers pulled Their second annual win in a row ouT oT The CiTy BasIceTbaII IournamenT wiTh wins over all Three ciTy rival Teams. Coach David CamTieId and The Team moved ahead by TirsT beaTing Palo Duro 70-48. Jimmy I'Iill led all scorers wiTh 22 poinTs. Caproclc downed The Rebs 54-53 in The nexT game. Gary I'Ienderson scored I6 Tor Tascosa Tollowed by I'TilI's I2. Amarillo I'Iiqh's 555 was sunlc by Dixie as The Red and Black beaT The Sandies 60-53 and earned The riqhT To play Caproclc in The Tinals. I-Iill was The leading scorer wiTh 24 poinTs. KeiTh 5eIT pumped in I5 poinTs To lead Tascosa To The CiTy Championship. Dixie downed The 'I-Iorns 48-46. REBEL CENTER DAN Jenkins TighTs Tor The ball while surrounded by Three Longhorn players, Caproclc downed Tascosa 54-53. Y GARY HENDERSON STRAINS To geT a basIceT as The defender Tries To block his aTTempT. Henderson scored I6 poinTs. GOING FOR A rebound, Dixie's Jimmy I'IiIl ouT jumps Caproclfs Rob- bie Grahm To give Dixie possession ol: The ball. I-Iill scored I2 poinTs. I46 BASKETBALL OVER HERE! SHOUTS senior cenTer Dan Jenkins as he awaiTs The deliv- ry oT The baslceTball. COACH DAVID CAMFIELD calls Time ouT To discuss The playing Tech- niques oT boTh Teams during The Pampa game. Polo Duro Dons defeoT roundbcillers in disTricT Jimmy Hill and Gary Henderson combined Tor 4I poinTs againsT Palo Duro, buT iT did noT help as The Dons rolled over Dixie 69-59 in The disTricT opener. Palo Duro's Don Lewis up Trom The B-Team, led The Dons To vicTory wiTh 23 poinTs To Tie Hill Tor high poinT honors. Henderson led The Rebels in rebounds wiTh I9 and Hill Tol- lowed close wiTh nine. Pampa losT To Tascosa 64-60 To give The Rebels Their TirsT disTricT win. Henderson led The Black and Red qTTaclc wiTh 2I poinTs Tol- lowed by Hills I7. Tascosa was behind aT halT 28-27 buT rallied To win by shooTing 52 per cenT Trom The Tield. BASKETBALL I47 Vo rsily Seoson Record TASCOSA PRE DISTRICT OPPONENT 7l Coronado 63 98 Vernon 45 59 Dumas 69 58 Highland 50 70 Dumas 63 76 Lee 7I 38 Plainview 46 50 Coronado 54 6I Hereford 60 FIRST HALF DISTRICT PLAY 59 Palo Duro 69 64 Pampa 60 59 Amarillo 56 72 Borger 63 44 Caprock 45 SECOND HALF DISTRICT PLAY 54 Palo Duro 57 58 Parnpa 60 72 Amarillo 5I 60 Borger bl 5l Caproclc 49 TOURNAMENTS Midland 2nd Odessa 2nd Cily Tourney lsr DAN JENKINS TRIES lo lake our a Caproclc defender and gel a good sho? foward 'rhe baslcel. This year was lhe firsl' year lhe oily leams played in 'rhe Amarillo Civic Cenler. SIX-FOOT SENIOR TROY Limbaugh allempls +o pass A lhe ball +o a feammale. l48 BASKETBALL :ROM THE CORNER, Senior Gary Henderson Tries Tor Two poinTs. The :'5 Torward is a one year IeTTerman. Red dnd Block deTedTs SondsTorm's SSS 59-56 Amarillo High Schools SSS was sunk Tor The second Time This year as The Dixie Roundballers dumped The Sandies 59- 56 Jan. 29. Cager Gary Henderson led The aTTacl4 againsT The Polls STreeT Menagerie wiTh 20 poinTs. Gary I-Iill had a ToTaI oT I7. Dixie led ThroughouT The game and lcepT an eighT To Twelve poinT margin. The Sandies rallied in The IasT Tour minuTes To bring The blaclc and gold up wiThin Three poinTs OT The Relos. Borger was anoTher Toe Tor The Rebels and IosT To TI-IS 72- 63. Forward Jimmy Hill scored 24 poinTs Tor The Red and Black roundballers. IT was Dixie's Third disTricT win. SENIOR TROY LIMBAUGH drives down courT and inTo a layup Tor Two poinTs againsT Caprock in The Civic CenTer Feb. 5. IT'S MINE! SCREAMS Gary Henderson as he grabs The ball away Tor an opposing player. Henderson is a sTarTer Tor Dixie's cagers. BASKETBALL I49 Rebs lose To Coprock in Civic Center mciTch Amarillo's Civic CenTer Coliseum was home Tor The Tasco- sa Rebels when They played Caproclc, Feb. 5, and losT To The Longhorns 45-44. For The TirsT Time ever, all Tour ciTy high schools played againsT each oTher in a double header aT The Amarillo Civic CenTer. AT 7 p.m. THS Toolc on The Longhorns aT The Civic CenTer. KeiTh SelT scored I4 poinTs To lead The Rebel individual scores. Playing Two overTimes, Tor The TirsT Time This season, Dixie roundballers lcepT conTrol oT The ball Tor The TirsT Three min- uTes, buT Tailed To score. ln The second period oT overTime acTion, The Rebs man- aged To keep The ball unTil The lasT Tive seconds when The Longhorns recovered The ball. During The lasT second oT The game, The Longhorns scored To win The game. TRYING TO GET around an opponenT is KeiTh SelT. SelT served The Team as capTain. l-le is also a Two-year leTTerman. RED AND BLACK dribbler, KeiTh SelT drives Trom one end oT The courT To The oTher and makes a Two-poinT lay up. I 50 BASKETBALL AS THE BALL comes off The backboard cenfer Dan Jenkins is ihere for The rebound againsT Palo Duro. Palo Duro won ine game 57-54. FORWARD GARY HENDERSON jumps up from Hiree ie-ef away fo swislw ine ball fnrouqh ine baskef for Two more Dixie poinfs. I w I ' O I ior Dan Jenkins. mi ROSS CHESHIRE, JUNIOR guard gefs a sur prise visi+ from 'rhe baskefball inrown in by sen- BASKETBALL I5l DRIVING IN FOR a lay up, senior Dan Jenkins seTs Tlne ball up Tlwrouglw The loop Tor Two poinTs Tor The Rebels. l l s JUNIOR FORWARD CRAIG Slwullcin sTreTclwes high To Try To ouT lump his opponenT.Sl1ullcin is a iunior up Trom lasT year's B-Team. GARY HENDERSON, SENIOR, is Touledvby a Pampa I-larvesTer while Trying To make a layup. Pampa won againsTTl'1e Rebels 60455. I 52 BASKETBALL i l Roundbcillers comple're second round ploy 2-3 Dislricl 3-AAAPx's second round ol baskelball proved To be an unlucky one as +he Dixie cagers dribbled +o a 2-3 rec- ord. Tascosa was caughr in a rhree-game losing slreak begin- ning wilh a lirsl round loss To Caprock 45-44. Palo Duro and Pampa also gained wins wilh scores ol 57-54 and 60-58 re- specrively, during lhe early games of The second hall. Collecling lheir lirsl win in lhree oulings, lhe Rebels slid pasl' Amarillo High 72-5l in lhe Rebel gym. Gary Henderson led The Rebels wilh 27 poinls while Jimmy Hill had l4. This is lhe lirsl year lhal Tascosa swepl The AHS-THS series 3-O. Dixie lell back inlo lhe losing brackel when Borger beal rhe Rebs bl-60 in lhe Bulldog Gym. The Rebs bear Borger in The lirsl' hall 72-63. 'l'ascosa's Red and Black came back ro lhe winning circle by delealing Caprock 5l-49 in lhe Civic Cenler Feb. 24. Jimmy Hill had 20 poinls lor Jrhe Rebels and Gary Henderson had l9. lascosa ended wilh a 5-5 conference slale and a lo-I4 season record, TROY LIMBAUGH PAUSES briefly To look for an opening in lhe block ol his opponenf before passing rhe ball ro a leammale. EMBERS OF THE Vars ly learn are back ro Troy Limbaugh Da Jenk ns Billy Koenig, Ken? Ladd. Gary Henderson, Mark radlin J mmy Hill Chuck Ryan and Ross Cheshire lronl ro J mmy Rodgers Keirh Self, Tommy Jenkins, Craig Shulkin and Roberl o BASKETBALL I53 Junior Vorsity coptures 3-AAAA district crown Under Coach Ken Brinkley, Tascosa's Junior Varsity bas- ketball team rolled to a 20-4 season record and captured the district championship. Bill Fountain and Mark Qrtbal paced the B-team as they won all ten pre-district games. Palo Duro surprised the Rebel J.V. roundballers during the city tournament as the Dons took tirst places by beating the Red and Black 65-54 and 49-47. Tascosa placedisecond. During the tirst round ot district play, Pampa and Caprock swept past the Rebels 52-47 and 74-72 respectively. Palo Duro, Borger and Amarillo l-ligh all tell to the Reb B-team. Rebel J.V. cagers played pertect ball as they went unde- teated in the second halt ot district play and captured the B-team district title. RANDY BURKETT DRIBBLES down the court to score tor the Red and Black. Junior Varsity members on the Pampa team try to close in on Burkett. 1 MEMBERS OF THE Junior Varsity are lback rowl Hobert Brown, Robert Durrett, Randy Burkett, Mark Ortbal, Chris Curphey, Tim Simms, and Coach Ken Brinkley, ltront rowl Don l-lembree, Gary Jennings, Roddy Woodard, Doug Stewart, Jon Bannister, Doug House and Bill Fountain. JUNIOR VARSITY MEMBER Robert Durrett reaches to get the ball out ot his opponents grasp. Junior varsity games were played betore the varsity games. I54 BASKETBALL DRIBBLING DOWN THE courl in flue game aqainsl The Pampa l-larveslers is Bill Founlain. l-le is a member of flue Junior varsily Team. Junior Vorsiry Seoson Reco rd PRE-DISTRICT Coronado THS Vernon OPPONENT 59 Dumas 53 85 Caprocln 27 55 Dumas 38 78 Lee 6O 86 58 84 FIRST ROUND 69 Palo Duro Pampa 98 Amarillo 47 47 Borger 52 64 Caproclc 48 63 62 72 SECOND ROUND 74 Palo Duro Pampa 69 Amarillo 48 59 Borger 46 68 Caproolc 55 57 55 58 Cily Tournamenl 2nd 47 MARK ORTBAL TRIES fo gel rlwe rebound afler a Pampa l-larvesfer al- fempfs fo score. Orlbal moved 'ro Tascosa This year from Borge BASKETBALL I 55 SOPHOMORE RANDY BURNETT shoors a iump shor from 'rhe corner agains+ Caprock in 'rhe Longhorn gym. Tascosa sophomores bear Caproclc. Sophomore Sedson Record THS OPPONENT 70 Palo Duro 53 Caprock 52 Caproclc 63 Amarillo 67 Palo Duro 57 Caproclc 75 Amarillo 67 Palo Duro 77 Caprock 77 Amarillo 82 Palo Duro I 56 BASKETBALL ROBERT DURRETT, SOPHOMORE baslcelball player, is surrounded l Caprocla players as he shools a baslcel aqainsl The 'Horn defense. v N HEMBREE JUMPS high To TighT Tor pos- ssion oT The baskeTball. AFTER BEING FOULED, sophomore Roddy Woodard places The baskeTball Through The neT on his Tree shoT. Sophs cicquire TO wins To receive ciTy crown Dixie's sophomore Team played II games This year and won Ten oT Those l I games To have The besT sophomore rec- ord in The ciTy. Sophomores do noT have regular disTricT play. ThereTore each ciTy school plays all oT The oTher ciTy schools aT leasT Three Times during season play. Bill l:ounTain and Don l-lembre paced The sophomores To Their IO-I record. The sophomores are coached loy Ken Brink- ley. Palo Duro's sophomore Team handed The Rebel sophomore roundballers Their only deTeaT oT 67-73 aT The Palo Duro gym. MEMBERS OF THE Sophomore BaskeTball Team are lback rowl RoberT Brown, Gary Jenning, Randy BurkeTT, Tim Simms, Mike Malone, John Benn, RoberT DurreTT, Roddy Woodard, Bill FounTain and Coach Ken Brinkley. lsecond rowl Gleno Packer, Don l-lembree, Charles Cunningham, Randy Wheeler. Mike Gordzelik, JeTT Bowers, Jon BannisTer and Doug House. BASKETBALL I 57 E, I HEI I 1 INDIVIDUAL Isponrs I I HIEIIIILE. W., ,A N,11 7. OPHOMORE PHIL PARGE tights tor the puck as he is in a taceott with n opponent. Parge is a member ot the Amateur Hockey Association. PULL, SHOUTS JUNIOR Clark Beckett as he awaits the clay pigeon to emerge trom the skeet house. Beckett practices skeet every Sunday. Shotgun, puck, soddle engcage students' time Practicing every Sunday, junior Clark Beckett participates in practice rounds ot skeet and trap. Using a I2 gauge shotgun, Beckett averages I8 ot 25 in skeet and 20 ot 25 in trap. More people ought to get into trap and skeet, Beckett quotes. Skeet helps the hunter keep in shape during the ott season. Ice Hockey becomes a tast and turious sport tor sopho- more Phil Parge. Parge is one ot the many Rebels who are members ot the Amarillo Amateur Hockey Association called the Pontiacs. According to Parge the players earn money to pay tor time on the ice which costs S30 an hour. Beth Ivlunnerlyn rides her mare Dink in her spare time to prepare herselt tor many riding events that she may enter. Pole bending, barrel racing, reining and haltering are Miss IvIunnerIyn's most entered events. BETH MUNNERLYN STOPS to tix her stirrup as she practices with her mare Dink. Miss Munnerlyn is a 4-l'I show winner and Fair contestant. INDIVIDUAL SPORTS I59 SENIOR TOM BAKER II87I uses a single leg Ialcedown on Ieammale Ifslwnny Dryden Irighll during inlrasquad in Novemloer. Season Record TASCOSA OPPONENT A-Team B-Team A-Team B-Team 42 58 Palo Duro 6 O 50 56 Amarillo O O 32 27 Caprock I3 I7 37 33 Boys Ranch 3 I I 52 55 Amarillo O 2 34 35 Palo Duro 8 I I 28 43 Boys Ranch I I 3 34 26 Caproclc 9 I4 ,,AL I 3,I,- I me arI,rr so TRYING TO CONTROL his opponent Larry Chapman uses a deep waisl anlcle ride. I6O INDIVIDUAL SPORTS TASCOSA A-TEAM malmen Ioolc on as a fellow Teammale fighls for a vicfory over his Sandie oppc nent The dual malch wilh Amarillo High School was The sfarl of an undefealed season for IHS. Gropplers win seosong score T47 in Tourney Dixie's grapplers coached by James Kile swepT The ciTy TournamenT and wenT undeTeaTed in regular season maTches. During regular season play, Rebel maTmen wresTled Boys Ranch, Palo Duro, Amarillo High and Caprock Two Times each. The resulTs all came in Tascosas Tavor and The grap- plers Tinished wiTh an 8-O mark. On Jan. 2l and 23 The Rebel WresTlers wenT To Caprock Tor The ciTy TournamenT and broughT home nine TirsT place awards Tor a ToTal oT I47 poinTs. All oTher Team scores added TogeTher did noT equal Tl'lSl ToTal. Don GuThrie was named winner ol The Sporlrsmanship Trof phy given annually in honor ol Joe Parkey, The Tormer NCAA champion who died oT cancer. UndeTeaTed maTmen were Tom Baker, Larry Chapman. Randy RoberTs, Charlie Waller and Lonnie WaTson. IN A MOVE TO block an aTTempT Tor a Takedown, Randy RoberTs hooks The Caprock Longhornis arms. From here RoberTs can maneuver inTo conTrol. SENIOR DON GUTHRIE conTrols Longhorn op- ponenT by using a deep waisT near arm ride. 51 MEMBERS OF THE Tascosa A-Team wresTling squad are lTronT rowl Lonnie WaTson, JeTT Shel- don, Randy RoberTs. Terry Molyneaux, Larry Chapman, PeTe NeTherTon, Danny Wilson, Don GuThrie, back rowl Harry Reed, STeve Baker, J. C. Wilson, Tom Baker, Paul Wilson, Mike McGee, Gary STowe, Paul Dodgen, Charlie Waller, Glenn Griffin, STeve Denson and Coach James Kile. 2 W err 4, INDIVIDUAL SPORTS lol ONE HUNDRED POUND wresTIer Lonnie WaTson Iblack Trunksl obTains a cradle on his Caprock oppo- nenT. The cradle is a pin hold commonly used by Rebel rnaTmen because oT The diTTicuITy in escaping Trom iT. WaTsori was one oT Tive A-Teamers To remain undeTeaTed ThroughouT The round-robin maTches and CiTy 'IournamenT. B-TEAM WRESTLERS are ITronT rowl Ron Graham, STeve Houchin, Jimmy Doche, MiITon GusTin, Kenny I'IayhursT, Mike Ivlesser, Mark Lanham, Tommy Camden, Dick WeaThers, Wales Madden Iback rowl STeve SmiTh, IvIaTT Walker, David Jackson, Chris Russell, John Kilgore, Dale WinTieId, James He- gedus, Richard Brown, RoberT Rosser, Johnny Dryden and Ken Farren. B-Tecim combines wiTh A-Teom To Toke honors f'XTTer going undeTeaTed Tor The season, Tascosa's B-Team combined wiTh The A-Team wresTIers and walked away wiTh TirsT place in The TournamenT. Boys Ranch, Caprock, Amarillo High and Palo Duro were all Toes Tor The B-Team, buT They proved Their sTrengTh by de- TeaTing each Twice in regular season maTches. Caprock hosTed The ciTy TournamenT This year, buT iT made no diTTerence as The B-Team combined wiTh The A-Team To sweep The TournamenT by scoring I47 poinTs. Glen GriTTin and Gary STowe remained undeTeaTed This year Tor The B-Team. 'Iom Camden, John Dryden and Paul Wilson were each un- deTeaTed unTiI The ciTy Tinals when 'IHS A-Team wresTIers de- TeaTed Them. JOHN KILGORE STRUGGLES To escape Trom a leg ride used by senior Ken Farren during inTrasquad Tourney. I62 INDIVIDUAL SPORTS JUNIOR MIKE MCGEE II69I is pinning The Caprock A-feamer by using a reverse nelson. REFEREE JOHNNY COBB looks on as Bob Boyeff sfruggles To escape Bob Bordelon. INDIVIDUAL SPORTS I63 Office, librciry sfciffs help Toscosci sfudenfs Serving as a cenfer for reinsfafemenfs, fardies and losf ar- ficles, fhe office mainfains ifs busy afmosphere fhroughouf fhe day. The office personnel also have fhe jobs of keeping records of absenfees, bookkeeping and rhe filing of records. Righf across rhe commons is fhe library which serves as an informafion cenfer for any lascosa sfudenf. Sophomores be- come acguainfed wifh fhe library by fhe fradifional orienfa- fion given by Amada Vidaurri, librarian. A new arficle has been added fo fhe library fhis year. The new copy machine proved fo be very useful fo fhe sfudenfs. Copies can be made of leffers, books, confracfs, resumes and legal briefs. Serving Tascosa are sevenfeen cusfodians under fhe direc- fion of W. E. Shorf. Ninefeen cafeferia workers provide wholesome meals for l,5OO hungry sfudenfs each day. STARTING AT 7:30 A.M. unfil 4 p.m., Mrs. Jean Myers, along wifrh all fhe ofher office personnel, keep frack of 2,254 sfudenfs and l53 sfaff members. MAINTAINING THE LIBRARY for fhe sfudenfs af 'l'l'lS is a necessify. Ameda Vidaurri, librarian, sorfs ouf maferials used daily by sfudenfs. s as W' Mrs. Mary Mrs. Alma Mrs. M y Black. Bundy, Cli Mlenderwe Library Semi y Clefli Clerk Reg V Mrs. Jean Mrs. Olivia Mrs. H l Myers. Piclrard. - Sm wh Aliendunce Cashier Clerk Clerk Ib4 FACULTY I . JUNIOR ALAN REXRODE, pracTices on his long drives aT The driving 'ange aT The Tascosa CounTrv Club. Rexrode is a second year member. SCOTT STEVENS TEES OTT on The TirsT hole as he pracTices aT The Tascosa CounTrv Club beTore The ciTy TournamenT. Golfers upIiTT records wiTh hours of procTice Dixie linlcsTers placed second and Third in Two separaTe TournamenTs held aT Ross Rogers, Amarillo CounTry Club and Tascosa CounTry Club. Winning Two ouT oT Tive evenTs, lascosa Toolc second place aT The annual ciTy golT TournamenT scoring II TournamenT poinTs. Allan Williams won Third place in The medalisT compeTiTion by scoring I I4 poinTs. Following Borger and Plainview, The Rebels placed Third in an I8-hole TournamenT aT The Amarillo GOIT Course. ParTicipaTing in The TournamenT were Brad carver wiTh 75: Allan Williams, 77: ScoTT STevens, 76: Tommy SmiTh, 797 and William Deane wiTh 79 Tor The I8 holes. 'R MEMBERS OF THE GOIT Team are Ibacln rowl George Rogowski, William Deane, Bill Richardson, Alan Williams, ScoTT STevens, Tommy SmiTh, Brad Carver, ITronT rowl PaT Oles, Alan Rexrode, Bill Thompson, Mike STurda- veriT, STanley Herring and Greg Holmes. All INDIVIDUAL SPORTS I65 ,ff PE curriculum increoses new progrom interests New program acTiviTies have been seT This year To creaTe a greaTer inTeresT in physical educaTion and To develop slcills ThaT can be healThy and enjoyable. Programs Tor girls include Tennis, volleyball, gymnasTics, modern dance, badminTon, casTing and golT. Boys' programs include Tlag TooTball, golT, bowling, volley- ball, baslceTball, casTing and soTTball. We hope ThaT wiTh The wide varieTy oT acTiviTies we can creaTe an inTeresT in physical educaTion, said Billy Gray, physical educaTion Teacher. Physical educaTion also inTorms sTudenTs abouT drugs and alcohol. Jan. 27, all physical educaTion classes meT in The gym To hear The Drug EducaTion Team Trom Palo Duro High School. Palo Duro's Drug EducaTion Team was in The Torm oT a panel discussion. STudenTs were allowed To aslc quesTions and have Them answered by The discussion leaders. WIN ff Ax as.-- 9' 'Pc W - 6 . WW aff A r . .1 ' . v x f -. f -A J 9 -q:,f 1 I I fe. f I ' ' itz iiii aww lmmwmfaff hmfwmww .i.. 'pw awww I T. :iw '1-- ' .1 Vile, REMOVING THE ARROWS Trom The pracTice TargeT. Gini RoberTson, Carol Ivlonlcen and Jane Price ToTal up Their individual scores. I66 INDIVIDUAL SPORTS JUNIOR DIANE GUTHRIE Takes aim as she prepares To shooT. Archery i -an acTiviTy ThaT all iunior girls parTicipaTe in. ,,,...-av-ff-'T RENEE SHAPIRO AND Debbie Jones waTch as anoTher sTudenT Tries To hi' The ball as The sTudenTs Take parT in a volleyball game. ! si --..- -Q... , ff!! i!? 's'R FIFTH period gym class pracrice making baskets. Gym classes opporfunifies lor exercise and enioymenf. X, ALL PHYSICAL EDUCATION classes meI in Ihe Iilm room Jan. 27 To hear The Drug Educahon Ieam from Palo Duro I-Iigh. cf:-'sw PLAYING VOLLEYBALL, BOYS in Iiifh period gym class polish up Their aIhIeIic slcills. Volleyball is a required sporr in P.E. INDIVIDUAL SPORTS I67 .7 1 j ? lg i1 : af ag, ,tf gzadaatdon, and '7 QEETWGEIE U5 m all EZIEHEQ W I7O FACULTY Ashworth with Fergoson direcl Tciscosci policy Serving as superinlendenl ol Amarillo schools lor lourleen years, Roberl Ashworlh sels lhe overall policy lor lhe public school syslem. Wilh lhe iob ol superinlenclenl, Ashworlh is in charge ol lhe syslem's curriculum and personnel. Selling lhe years schedule is anolher one ol his numerous dulies. Compleling his lourlh year as Tascosa's principal, J. E. Fergason has mainlained his Rebel inlehresl and spiril in all aspecls including scholarship, alhlelics and exlra-curricular aclivilies. Named lo lhe Inlerscholaslic League Legislalive Council, Fergason is compleling lhe lerm ol an El Paso principal. This is a lop posilion in school allairs in Texas Besides supervising lhe Tascosa's inslruclional program and allending school aclivilies, he will be considering sug- gesled changes and improvemenls made by public schools in Texas. ROBERT ASHWORTH, HEAD ol Amarillo Public Schools' inslruclional slall, lakes a loolc al the l97O Las Memorias. PRINCIPAL J. E. FERGASON lrighll and assislanl principal Lewis Marlin enioy a relaxing game ol goll aller a hard weelcs worlc. . ...gg t MAKING A BASKET oi colorTul yarn Tlowers. Jane Williams, dean oi girls. re- laxes in her home. MAKING SURE EVERYTHING is in Top worlcing condiTion, Clair Mayes checlcs The proiecTors before a hisTory Tilm is shown. 'Willie,' MorTin, Moyes odminister school polic AssisTing Principal J. E. Fergason during The l97O-7I year were Lewis MarTin, assisTanT principal: Clair Mayes, adminis- TraTive assisTanTy and Jane Williams, dean oT girls. MarTin's main job as assisTanT principal is To keep Tl-TS boys in line. l le also assisTs Fergason in oTher duTies. This is Mayesi Third year as adrninisTraTive assisTanT aT THS. Besides Teaching Two TrigonomeTry classes a clay, he is in charge oT The audiofvisuals deparTmenT and supervision oT Tardy deTenTions. Miss Williams' duTy is guidance oT girl sTudenTs. She also is in charge oT The Miss SouThern Belle presenTaTion. sponsors Rebel SpiriTs and coordinaTes The school acTiviTies calendar. J. E. Fergason Lewis MarTin Clair Mayes Jane Williams Y FACULTY I7I WEARING A SWEATSUIT, senior Debby McMurry works ouT aT The Amar- illo Tennis CenTer aT AusTin Junior High. Netters prove superior by winning ciTy meeTs Coach David BryanT's Tuzzballers proved To be one oT The mosT superior Tennis Teams in The area as They won Tive maTches and TirsT in The CiTy TournamenT. ParTicipaTing in The Tri-STaTe InviTaTionaI TournamenT over The Labor Day weekend, Elaine Duke and Lisa Hobson won TirsT place in I6-year old girls' doubles. Debby McMurry won TirsT place in women's doubles wiTh Jess Ann Welsh. Miss McMurry won in I8-year old singles. Winn CarTer Took TirsT place in boys' singles. OTher TirsT place winners in The ciTy Tennis were seniors Debby McMurry, Paula Higgins, Robin Cramer and iuniors Elaine Duke and Jeanne WhiTe and sophomore JaneT Rhea. MEMBERS OF THE Tennis Team are lback rowl Allen Upchurch, Page BuT- ler, Winn CarTer, Debby McMurray, STuarT Madsen, Elaine Duke, CurTis TeTer, Rick MaThes, RoberT RiTchie, Coach David BryanT, lmiddle rowI Andy Price, Robin Cramer, Paula Higgins, Brad Wilson, Jeanne WhiTe, Linda Duke, JaneT Bandy, Melinda Archer, Lisa Hobson, ITronT rowl Mike lgevick. Larry Peek, WyaTT Blackburn, JaneT Rhea, Sally HolT and Ann owen. INDIVIDUAL SPORTS W I- I mr? A Wm: ,,,,,,5' M 'wg' ,,,,,, , I W.. , .,., an 1 1' fig' ' 7 .Mis if 5 ,.,--....,,,, ., 'STN 'QV ,Hwy aww, WINN CARTER PRACTICES on his Tennis skills aT The Amarillo Tennis Cer Ter. CarTer is a senior on The A-Team. ,-M., Mrs. Huckciloey Tokes new guidonce posiTion New To lascosa This year is Mrs. Laura l'lucl4abey, voca- Tional counselor. l-ler job is To assisT sTudenTs in any oT The 78 Trades classes in The Amarillo public high schools. BeTore coming To Tascosa, she TaughT a home economics course aT Fannin Junior High School. lvlrs. Huclqabey is TrequenTly in- volved in speaking engagemenTs explaining The vocaTional programs To in-coming junior high sTudenTs. MargareT Haley, sophomore counselor, is also in charge oT The American Field Service aT Tascosa. Besides counseling juniors, Mrs. Pollyanna Kimmins gives The lowa 'lesTs oT Edu- caTional DevelopmenT and sponsors The iunior-senior prom. Counselor Tor seniors is E. L. l-lammiT. MRS. POLLYANNA KlMMlNS, iunior counselor, enioys The beauTy oT her planTs while she Tends To The worlc involved in having a green house. Margaret Haley E. L. HarnmiT FACULTY I 73 Eugene Aslimead Mrs. Palsy C. Birge Mrs. Sybal Brierley Ken Brinkley Mrs. Lynefle Brown Virgil Brown David Bryanl' Jo Ann Byrd Mrs. Freda Caballero David Carnlield Mrs. Mary Rullw Carler Dallas Chrisrian Bill Clark Mrs. Carol Clark Eugene Coleman John Colson Henry Crawlord Mrs. Georgelfe Daia Mrs. Josephine DeSalvo Mrs. Mildred Edwards Mrs. Margaref Elliol? Frank Frisbie Merfon Fuquay Mrs. Beverly Gailher PARENT CONFERENCES, ADMINISTERING lirsl aid and lwealllw appraisal lesfs are all perl' of Mrs. Helen leagues rouline as THS' nurse. I74 FACULTY Mrs. Elliott will hecidup i972 Tecichers' group Belrer underslanding and communicalion belween slu- denls, lacully, races and lhe adminisrralion is rhe main goal ser by Mrs. Margarel Elliolr, presidenr-elecl of Amarillo Classroom Teachers Associalion lACTAl. Mrs. Ellioll is club sponsor ol Home and Family Living al Tascosa and is now serving as vice presidenr of ACTA. While serving as vice presidenr, she will become prepared lo lake over 'rhe presidency June l. Nexl year Mrs. Elliolr will reach classes hall a day ar Tasco- sa before going lo her office in lhe Panhandle Savings and Loan Associalion Building. TEACHING HOME AND family living live periods a day, Mrs. Margarel Ellio1'+ relires lo her office 'ro carry our her role as presidenf-elecl ol ACTA. in Mrs. Sandra Goodman Vx Billye Gray Michael Green Mrs, Marilyn Grider Rudy Hall Louise Hamm Mrs. Janice Hargrav Gene Hargrove Barbara Harris Neil Hess Mrs. Kathleen Hesse Ken Hicks Mrs. Georgann Hinson l xlfx Mrs, Linda Honalner Duane Huey Larry Hungafe Eldon Jackson Jimmie Janes Mrs. Laura Johnson FACULTY I 75 Tascosa TaculTy Travels To broaden educaTions During The summer vacaTion some oT lascosa's TaculTy members Take inTeresTing Trips To broaden Their knowledge. l.asT summer Mrs. GeorgeTTe l?aia, French Teacher, and Amada Vidaurri, librarian, Traveled wiTh a group Trom Texas Classroom Teachers AssociaTion on a Tour oT Europe. On The 3l-day Tour The group visiTed poinTs oT inTeresT in Holland, AusTria, Germany, lTaly, France, SwiTzerland, Lux- embourg and England. Mrs. Daia's son, daughTer and a Tor- mer sTudenT laTer ioined her, and They spenT Three weeks in levi France. Going on To Rome, They spenT 25 days visiTing many hisTorical places. AnoTher Teacher who increased her knowledge lasT summer was Rosalyn WolTe, American and Texas hisTory insTrucTor. Miss WolTe Traveled To Palo AlTo, CaliT. Tor Two monThs where she sTudied 'New Findings in American l-TisTory. l'ler insTurcTors were Dr. RoberT Johannason Trom The UniversiTy oT Illinois and Allan Spear Trom The UniversiTy oT MinnesoTa. fr M, E' Q9 ,v ri ' 40 Mrs, Lucy Limes Gary LilTrell Mrs, Pat Lovelady Mrs. Schellon Meek John McGuire MVS, Kay MCMim, WalTer Nelson Winston Odom Mrss Bonnie Pfsslof' Gayle Pyeafr Arnold Reynolds Mrs. Ruih Roberfs I76 FACULTY Mrs, Marilyn Johnson Mrs. Becky Keel James Kile L. G. Mikesell George Palmer Bud Rogers 1 C. L. Jones Paul Keifhley Mrs. Marfi Kirk Mrs. Beverly Milligan Clarence Parker Mrs. Darleen Russell Gay Ie Jones Mrs. Marilyn Kenyon Mrs. Beffy Lay Mrs. Mrs. Dan Doris Mitchell lnez Parkey Salkeld James Kauffman Harrie? KeTchum LT. Crndr, Charles Leonard Mrs. Jane Moore Bill Porler Dr, Everell Sampl ,Q '5l 'M'E r- 4- Cm r u g 'W ' we M y 'Q 4, I A F, 1 l Am fd '-1 M N fue as H Q 1 Mrs. Jacqueline Slaps Mrs. Edith Smlfh Jerry Srrnfh Lael Smith Mrs. Rufh Smifh David Sfulls Eng. C. Richard Slyve Mrs. Lows Taylor Mrs. Helen Teague Sydney Thompson Ameda Vidaurri Gladys Wallis Mrs, Mary Wheeler Wayne Whire Rayburn Whirener Mrs. Mlclcey Wlllls Kufhy Winburn Rosalyn Wolfe Mrs. Thelma Worfhen Phllnp Wrlqht iraq DURING FOOTBALL SEASON, Arnold Reynolds lcenferl spenf much ol his spare Time refereeinq lunior high loofball games. During school hours, Reynolds eaches Chemislry 3l. Ofher Tascosa lecully members who moonlighr as foofball referees are Philip Wrighf, Kennefh Hicks and James Kile. FACULTY I77 I78 FACULTY CUSTODIANS WORKING DAY and niglnf ro keep THS clean are lloack rowl Carlos G. Escolo, James Warne George Burge, Henry Smilln, Jackson Denman, lfronf rowl Flavio Griego, Jose Ruiz, Willie Jackson and Trinidad Ra mirez. gi .is Q Sf. I : ww. 2' - :T . .21 CAFETERIA WORKERS are lback rowl Mrs. Margaref Hernandez, Mrs. VBFSZ, Mrs.Ar1nie Parker, Mrs. Clarice Keeny. llVOl'1l' rOWl MVS. Vada Pallerson, Mrs. Eva Kirian, Mrs. Cleo Denman, Mrs. Lula Bingham, Painfer, Mrs. Freclia Barllow, Mrs. Violel' Hawkins, Mrs. Vera Mrs. Doris Denlwam, Mrs. Sara Lira, Mrs. Helen Nicholson, Mrs. lnez Oli- Mrs. Ruby Dorsey and Mrs. Genevieve Crawford. W l 1 g 1 F 1- E Ii-ll-i r-21 - .-JJ'-1121 51 l -- :I F, f, f E E L' 4 1 '.4 . A A .-.-0 'Ubi qv' Leon Adams Bevedy Nlred Eileene Armstrong Barbara Badgeff Richard Baker mi- ww. Denise Adkms Kaye Nfsmun Carole Arney DeNeice Baer Sieve Baker IS L,,Im,L, , ' wk JL Xxliv Larry Barringron Sherry sem Doug Bwrd Buddy Beene Debbue Bervron Melanre Bhrmer Frank Boque Rex Borvarmon SENIOR OFFICERS FOR if-770-7I were Kris Alberrson, secrefaryt Terry Gholsfon. vice-president and Brian Cowden, presldenf. They were elecfed in Sepfember by feUow dassmafes, who used yofinq machines provided by Poffer Counfy. Rebel girls assist cn' ' ' Bob Bordelon Pafricia Braboy Jan Bremer Mike Browr Joanna Berlrell Robin Borqer Colleen Brands Clweryl Brewer Woody Bruner Roma Burns Tri- Denise Bowen .lan Branurn Mike Bridges Raymond Bryanl Jerilyn Bufler Stole Four dunking board Delinda Bowling Greg Brasliears Melinda Brillain Kenny Buclnlioll Tcrnrny Camden 4- L, -in 'mfr I82 SENIORS Ja , sais . Lynefle Box Holly Boyle Bill Brandt Dale Bray Robby Brrlfain Sue Brooks Marilyn Belkin Linda Burgess Gary Campbell Kim Campbell if .ft rf B Q I Mike Carnpbekl David Cnesrnm Davnd Cobb Frances Collins Sieve Cook Julie Cnrrokl Tm Chrisvenson Dena Cobb Mike Cook Jackie Cooper David Cariwrigkmf AI Ckark Tzm Corey Ricky Cook Becky Cornems -Ji .asf 13' rf . --P , Brad Carver Joyce Cnandker Larry Chapman Toney Ckerk Nancy Ckauqhron Lwsc Crayon TASCOSA HIGH k WFS? SENIOR KATHY DODGEN nervousfy waifs for someone ro hif The lever wlwicln wil! immerse her in Hue wafer. She works af Hwe Llons Cfub Dunking Board. SENIORS I83 Q 184 SEIXHORS QQ 'fs f 'vw ,r ee 'Bile C VICKI ATKINSON, FOREIGN exchange sfudenf from Soufn Africa, fakes par? in her firsi RebeN pep raHy. Pep rallies were one of fne many new experiences for Miss Afkln- son during her sfay in Arnariflo. rw-N 'Qwwv Vbvfy Q,---v -1--wg., Sharon Councif Rondd Cowhng Larry Cox Barry Crwres Tommy Cundnff Scori Courrney Deonna Cox Sheryl Cox Sammy Cross Tim Curms Jan Cowan Don Cox Robin Cramer Charwsse Crump Marsha!! Cufriqnr nv- N WN- vi' Brien Cowden Knfhy Cox Steve Crawford Sharon Cummings Dwane Dame! oreign Tciscoson displays spirit ol first pep rally Doug Daniel Dan Debenporl Dennis DeVaney Teresa Dupree David Eck Palfy Daniel Torn Declrard Sharon Dixon Diane Durlwarn Janice Eddins --...Ag 'Vijay 'X fir iv ,,..h-. QQ. A. .hiv 5.5 an... Debbie Davis Sieve Denson Kallwy Dodqen Randall Duffel? Don Eldridge Guy Davis Bern Denlon Paul Donaldson Bill Dyer Emilie Elfon Lolei Day David Denlon Kallvy Dosfev Richard Easley Nancy Emmelr William Deane Marilyn Denlon Lind! Duke Becky Easllend Scollv Emmons ,:fl'L.. Ay ,7--v ,xc all '5- ia.. x Y...-' J .1 K 4 warn'- N., SENlORS l85 Boys dondfe Time, 'rdlenf for Kids Inc. coaching I86 SENIORS Rosemmrha Erdrnann Marsha Feriey Larry Freldrnq D. W. Flueqf-:N CeNia Franks Nina Eubank Sandra Fadey Trend Frke Rrck Ford Paul Frederiksen Edwin Evans Kennefn Farren Gwen Finch Jaynef Foreman Cheryl Freenling John Evans Jana FarweIN Pefricra Firdey KeHy Forkner Karan Fromrn Henna Evans Donna Fauceft Tony Fiore Deen Fosier Edwin Gafrey -,hw iw., V an-mug, Yam-nf vw GL- Q.-44 N-ff Nb , 1 X. Dune Faris Gary Ferguson Larry Flemming Linda Fousf Bilry Gunn N' QW? X., if Wx it-rf m 'cz' I , .,-1 1 , ,f Car? Garland Dave Gerrefr Mwke Geflm Jan Gentry Cory Gwddens Davwd Gdberf LGVVY Gwfbeff Debbwe Giles .. -6-M.. ,x W ,K . - ....k ' 5 - f L' E555 , .4 My K, , H-.12 X X' TLA, My f N W K ,L 'W r. -if .- if .. W Vw ' 'R W K5 h fr. . Y, Q, s, N . .. Kg +-- 6 W . 1, +0-1 . 2.93 'v ww ,,,,f'5f2 ,X 2 x ,, - feQrff?kfi-3'5 -' -l f -4' gm - ,. ,..W .!a5,i'i+.sk. if yn. .o 's Shave Gahwa, Dun Gerken Rwchard Gwlmer Karen Glenn Jen Goodrmrv Beverw edueqm, Terry Gholsfcn Barbara Gush Debbie Gcodmghf Mark Goodson J' f -N KENNETH FARREN AND Danny WiYscv use much of flweir spare mime affer scl1ooYcoacl'wlruq a Kids Inc. Foo+baN Team composed of EM and bm grade boys. Many sfudems did mis kind of work during summer. SENIORS 187 666 seniors grasp luck as ThirTeenTh class Being The ThirTeenTh graduaTing class oT Tascosa, The sen- iors 7I are Too luclcy To have The bad TorTune ThaT is uxsually connecTed wiTh The hapless number beTall Them. Good luclc was begun in SepTember upon The elecTion OT such class oTTicers as Brian Cowden, presidenT7 Terry Ghol- sTon, vice presidenTy and Kris AlberTson, secreTary. Luck Tor upperclassmen ThaT was symbolized by Tascosas ThirTeenTh Miss SouThern Belle, Shelley PxnThony. I Six hundred and sixTy-six diligenT seniors have worked and will conTinue To work Through The year To malce This luck lasT. To malce This 70-7I school Term The besT oT Three. Being acTive in The many clubs, raising money Tor GirlsTown, and boosTing spiriT exempliTies The Typical senior agenda. Also parTicipaT- ing in The musical, yelling loudesT aT pep rallies. sTruggling Through lvlacbeTh and l'lamleT, skipping Tinal semesTer TesTs, Teeling a Tear Triclcle down a cheek as The school song is sung Tor The lasT Time, Tinally receiving ThaT hard-ToughT Tor diplo- ma. all These acTiviTies idenTiTy seniors '7I wiTh Dixie Land. vs QI? 't I fi. mis: gg r 5-Q-of 465 iii' Wm! 117' Don Gurhrie Ginger Guthrie Michelle Gwynn Debbie Graham GMT' Graham Larry Huher Pam Hamilton Mike Hamlin Pafsy Gray Vifllile GWY ST Grizzle Shcrle Grundy abekmf Teena Haiduk Lonnie Hammond Terry Hernner l88 SENIORS ' 5 - Judy G Clydene Jane? G Judy H Rhonda n Randy Hand Marlr Hassinger James Heqedus Jay Hiclrmofl Jimmy Hill EX QI? Colleen Hanes Peggy Hawkins Bill Henderson Alan Higgins Kathy Hill Brenda Harbison Fred Hays Gary Henderson Paula Higgins Pebble Hill Wh W' i ir-v' Steven Harper Nancy Haxlon David Herber Paula Higgs Eris Holland Vicky Lee Hartley Nicki Hazelwood Micliele Hesler Donald High? Sudell Holloway K---,4 HU' Lilly Harwell Kalhy Heclr Mary Hervey Jackie Hlll Richard Holloway SENIORS I89 I9O SENIORS Seniors poy onnuol visits James Hott Rttonde House Caroi Huddieston Keith irwin Haise Johnson Caivin Honee Marlene Houston Barbara Hudson Loretta irwin Kettiy Johnson Missy Hopson Amy Howard Linda Huqg Jay Jacobson Debbie Jones lost Steve Horreii Curtis Howard Tim Hunnicutt Judy Jacques Koy Jones night in October Donna Houcnin Dennis Howard Carla Ince Dan Jenkins Rod Jones Pam House Leslie Howeii Tommy ingrarn Dianna Johnson Sandy Jordan 127' i'f V 'Htl ...-4, W :E- ips if N. 3.-.v Jay Jordan Pefe Kecnwros Devwd KeUer Lewis Kennedy Gayle KvdweH Kim Knhn ?'3?Lf? le -3 W i! -8 K .1-'Y' ZHRISTMAS ARRIVES EARLY as Tia Chrisfenson dons a Sanfa Claus Sui? 3 go Trick-or-freafing wifh Terry Myers. 5 'M' -dvr, .. fair .-uh ,L Charmaine Kefley Emily Kiker Bob Klifmer BwHy Koenig CneryN Koopman Bruce Kennedy John Kifgore Reber? Kwndred Judith Kolander Monfe KunkeW Kevm Kennedy Party mums Jimmy Koch Dnvrd Koonfz Cbadene Kuykendal SENIGRS I9I Linda Lampe Cindy Landers Barry Lane Gary Lane Jef' LGSSHSY Mike Levick Gary Lewis Troy Limbaugh Ken Linke Linda Linn Connie Loclcharf Joe Loiewski Dale Lollar Linda Looney Waller l-Oyd .,Li.Q-,Mas--M M - - A fans..- i i I 7:-. 11 s1:-Z512'?S2i' AN ANONYMOUS REBEL proudly displays his Tennis shoes on March Over MonTerrey day. Members OT The sTudenT body wore Tennis shoes To boosT spiriT. The cheerleaders sponsored several special days during The Tall. I92 SENIORS Mike Law Daryl Lnfon Carmen Lundeqreen Jos Mack Raymond Mack Tennis shoes bring spirit for Lubbock gome, rolly Om.--I 1 Til? in -lf'-f 3. L 4-any N--7 'QQ Q.. Q..-.40 -.df i' as rg,-', Q'-9 Sfeve Maddy Karhleen Maione Richard Mason Penny Mercer Charies Miranda Jeff Mager LuAnn Mannon Lyndon Massey Debbie Merrifi Cliff Miicheli Lynn Marks Sheri Marr Madeleine Marsh Lora Martin John Mafhss Rick Marhis Sieve Meek Karhie Mendez Mike Messar Debbie Mierzwick Kirk Miller Monty Milier Mark Mifcheii Cameron Monroe Roxana Monroe Emily Monigomery SENIORS D93 Vorious work progroms provide iobs for studenti I94 SENIORS David Mggre Diane Moore Janice Morrow Penny Moriori Don Mccaii Vaierie McCariiiey Karen Mclfinzie Crwif, Mdaughiin Kariiy MgN5ii Melody Mdileynoids Mark Moreland Dan Moser Torn McMcieiien Joe Mciviaivan Mike Neie Billy Morgan Debbie Munn Sid McDariiei Pam McMickeri Jirn Neison Linda Morris Miiier Morris Doug Murphy Terri Myers Lancs Mclnfosh Don McKinnon Debbie McMurry Peggy McNabb Jerry Norman Parn Owen ! 2 1 -tt? TMS' 'surf' ga..-up 'Q'-sv -fm Q-md' 5' as Cmdy Palmer Jerfye Palmer Kem Purge T rw Parr: Cam Pease Larry Peel: Larry Pendlefon Nancy Perdue Alla Persow s Judy Pevoulos Debbwe Plef Suzafre Plcinro f fum. 53213 ,, if K -A.. 5, 4' ' .uf w Fwy Par-grim Rhonda Perlcwrvs Pam Plclcers ai r yyyy rr M yy V if , 8' f 5? Z me 4 O ' O 1 Neff 2 , A 5 rr yyy , , Q f ', 'l rrnqk IRWIN, EMPLOYED by a local slwoe sfore ln Amarillo. is enrolled in DlsfrlburlyeEducafi0r1.Sluderwls enrolled in llmls program ,credil for working half day and alle-ndinq classes a hall day. The iob musl be a sales lob. 'Q 'Maui Vwclnye Palrerson Rrclmrd Perry Charles Pwerce Penny Pierce Dann Pike SENIORS I95 'QF' .Q ,. s.- l GXX Scoff Pike Susan Pike Robert Pilkinlon Tim Pillibufy Brenda Form Pam Power Bob Posfm Becky Powell Becky Price Doug Price Charles Puckeff Rdfldy PY9 -J S-su SN ,J Q'-' I96 SENIORS DIANE MOORE AND Randy Pye lake adyanfaqe of a summer day 'ro enjoy an affernoon of kife flying. Beaufiful days cause many dislraclions from schoolwork and call sludenls oui of doors. Puffy Pinkslon Mike Poyner Terri Railsback Gaylon Rankin Mac Redding Kaflwerine Poindexfer Ann Price Cora Ralsron Jim Rayburn Mark Redfern ummer mokes students wont outside octivities Kathy Reed Nick Rice Max Roach Ftoyd Robertson Donald Romer Keith Reed Robert Richey Jody Robberson Gail Robertson Brad Ross Barbara Reese Karon Richmond Barbara Roberts Lourei Robertson Robert Rosser Dean Reimer David Rickard Diane Roberts Steve Robinson Rusty Roush Sharon Reneqor Karen Riggs Gaytan Roberts Bobby Rodgers Don Royet Marty Rice Gay Roach Randy Roberts Robert Rollen Patsy Rudd SENIORS I97 , fo- -- Q? awry 'tr' xb- 'WMU' all - qu-fr Wm.. Chrws Russell Nancy Saddoris Barbara Sampson Ten Sanders Crawq Schroder Mary Margaret Scivally Debbie Scorr Dayrd Seale Jon Slwalfry Susan Slmaplro Leah Ann Sharp Don Slwwharf wk r we i 2,7i'7n5r' A A Z Q , M, A ww 7 7, 1 , M lill M a n Marry Savage Beverly Seclwsr Jeff Sheldon W aa.-wwam ,,rl,..,. nr. 4 , xr , , if , , 4' 4, 6 Wim leurs. The choir meels fourfh period in flue choir annex To prepare lor Universily lnlersclnolaslic League Confesl. I98 SENIORS mm, WY' V! rn Z Z7 ill I' IP W Z -4 I J' I- -I r1'1 ju L. m -0-1 -0-. cn 3' Q. O.. O ? OJ 3 Q. L O 3 4 Q2 3 O. cn 1 E. T -Q-, fl 5 S -Q. 3' an 2. 3 C 2. 0 QI U- 5. U- 4 1 C rv -Q- O 1 'r1 1 or 3 X- 'rl w 5. QT cn O.. 2. cn I1 -.- U. 4+ 3' cn r'- fb -A 4 I 3- ., : 0' 1 53, Q ? R femme, unwe- 'vnu as C- Y A L- Larry Scarbrough Keiflr Self Lynne Sherrod Sandy Sides Jackie Slegrnan 9 Ai '01 students enrolled in 1971 Les Chonfeurs Ken Sklnner Sharon Srnnn Vvclu So Rel1e Sieve Sferque11 Dona1d Sm? Drew Skwpworfh Sr-we Srr-nh Scot! Spencer Rhonda Sfepnens Mary Sfrafron Dennus Srnufn Larry Snead Mark Spradlm Po1Iy Stephenson Ksnnefh Sfrmqer James Srmfn Kufnryn Snwder Sandy Spradnn Lwsa Stevens Dorothy Sfronq Johnny Srnhh Karen So1arn0n Susan Sprung Scan Sreyens Susan Sfronkowskr Marsha Srwvh E1a1neSpar1:s Connwe S1an1ey Kerwde Sveyensan Sandy Sr. John SENIORS 199 ZOO SENIORS Seniors ore groduorecl of Civic Center Moy 5 Sheri Sullivan Clay Tarpley Beffy Thompson Bill Townsend Joe Vaughan Ricky Sumner Karen Taylor Phillip Thompson Kay Traflon Sieve Vaughan Lonny Surferfield Jack Swmdell ROHN9 Syrus Berh Teague Sarah Terrill Curfis Tefer Dayle Tipfon Scol? Tiernaqel Carol Todd Debbie Truman Brad Van Camp Cameron Vance Dean Veafch Cheryl Vernon Kathy Vibbard Susan Tanner Peggy Terwilliqer Larry Toller Jon Vanderwill Sandra Vroom 40-w ,..-1 QTY' -,,,W Wux- 'Q' 'N-'-'wr in -W-.nn 'WAV qw! 1-ww' 'haw Chris Wallace Laura Wallace Paula Wallace amy ward Jam ward PM www -I ,Q Peggy Wade Tlm Wallace Don Wen Dnyld Webb Dyrilw Weeks iv-nr Rocky Wnkefleld Bruce Walsh Gall Walkms Debbae Web Judy West b Terry Walker Mellnme Walslx Carol Webb Debbie Weeks Brenda Wesler AN UNKNOWN SENIOR awails graduaflon and all llwe many decisions lme must 'lace alferwards. lascosa was flue lirsf of llwe Amarillo Schools 'ro qraduafe. SENIORS 2Ol 202 SENIORS Cmy Wlmvley Davld Wlllingham Ralph Wllson Jonathon Wolfe Debbie Word Ron Wheeler Bvad Wllson Dale Winfield Paulelfe Wolfe Darlene Yocum Nell Wllllaker Carl Wllson Gay wmqfleld Jlmmy Woodman Rod Yorlc Sharon Wlclrlwam Rlilly Wilcox Danny W,l5On Jenmler Wilson Kay Winqheld Carol Wissler Bmndd Woodward Janelle Woodward Odlle Zlenfek Slam Zoller Alun Wllllams Marcia Wllson Jun Wlxom Danny Wooldrldge Rhonda Zumwalr W, E M W' .,.f ' QYXE U4 2 2, M, 4 ,', 14-1- 1 ,. V 1-1, - C wifi-J 5-...-A., 1 ?gf5Pl Eg? ' Q52 H52 LQ1 iE'V, Fk-QUE ginsk-fgbgi ' 7 .fiE-IL ' llrlfi ikl Pal m Y L Q ' Jumonsi 1 J IEIEI ...Iv 204 Tossing rings shorpens Throwing skills of visitor Debbie Abrahamson Melinda Archer Bruce Aufry Melody Bafchelor Joe Begey Jan Blue JUNIORS Bill Acfon Debbie Armslronq Susan Babb Linda Beasley Jana Bell Gary Boggs John Adamson Kim Armslrong David Bacon Dean Beauregarde Curr Bigqers Sam Bonifield Cindy Ainsworfh Rifn Alliscn Neal Armnl' Carla Arringlon 'lo Beflev Shelley Baker Mike Beavers Linda Beck Leslie Bilderback Sieve Bhd Debbie Bow Bm gmboy Glenda Allslon Denney Arthur David Ballou Clark Beckeff Becky Bishop Dale Brambleff Vivian Amick Lora Asher Kim Barlow Karen Beckham Wyaff Blackburn Gail Bramblelf Eldon Anderson Debbie Aulf Debbie Barnes Cathy Beebe lvon Blessen Chris Brashears Tri-S'rci're Fciir B1 Wendell Brifien Danny Bruce David Bruce Pam Bryan? Steve Bryant Wayne Bryant Teresa Brooks D'bbY Bmw' Debbie Brazel Dennis Brewer Mindy Brewster David Bridges John Briffain Mike Brown Nancy Brown Sfeve Brown Suzanne Brown Kay 5,-ow,,l,, ONE OF THE mos? exciting acfivifies of Hue year,+l'1e Tri-Sfaie Fair, comes in Sepfember. Wifh skills and ease, Sieve Parker pariicipafes in a ring-fhrowing boofh game. School was dismissed Sepf. 2 I. and passes fo 'rhe fair grounds were disfribuiecl 'ro sfudenis. JUNIORS 205 Dromci presents spring back stage production l 206 JUNIORS Debbie Burqe Steve Cairns Jon Cartwright Beverly Charripeau Patti Collier Dennis Courtney Marl: Burget Becky Cameron Diana Carver Ross Cheshire Greg Collins Linda Craig Gary Burlcman Roxanne Campbell Priscilla Carver Paula Chevalier Caren Colvert Milce Crawlord Blaine Burnett Debbie Carder Caryl Cary Mille Christal Rex Comer Steve Crawlord David Burton Robert Carr Larry Cate Brenda Clark Ann Conlzling Torn Cross Marla Bartz Trudie Byers Milw Cain Sheryl Carr Cindy Carter Kit Carter Pat Cauley Paul Cauley Rhonda Cazzell Randall Click Christopher C0le Jim Coley Ronnie Connally Franli Corder Steve Cosper Anne Crow Rhonda Crump Dian Cuellar so' Novus' new -an -s. Q40 X sf Debbie Deaton Tim Dillard Elaine Duke Wanda Dunn Palli Early Lynelfe Easley Cynrhia Culvalrouse Boyd Deaver Sieve Duncan Kirk Dunlwarrw Gail Easley Kafliy Eck Cl 'l5 CU'PlleY Janef Davidson Shirley Davidson Joanne Davis LaNila Davis Neil DAWSON Diane Deaver Mivgli Decker Paula Dernaree Elaine DePauw Kavhy Dickinson Slave Dillard Laqiieffa Dillon plmy g,llO,, Tony Dosler Priscilla Dove Jeanne Downey Johnny Dryden DRAMA STUDENTS SPEND long hours preparing for rhe musical produclion which is presenled eacln year. Neil Hess, drama co-ordinalor, also assisls srudenfs in 'rlwe backslage producfions as well as lime conle-sl play. JUNIORS 207 08 --up ,W 4... Jolinny Edwards Jay Elliof Don Ellison Joe Emanuel Cecile Enchelmeye, Clint Esler Bill Eubank Jimmy Evans Sharon Evans Bud Faris nfl , Y an ,fog fm, , Y gym - f J J .J r V 1 4 Z df , f ' 'D K 1 Ml 5 -, if an 5 i I ' 'Y I , 2 1 K MQW, 5:5 i ti Q' Q Y .L yr 2 'K 'UQ in I , J W- ,L .tmp ' radii? R f 1 1,.s,f,-'ff' ? ' V f ,Q r f ,ii-r u , - f W -E GY? -w . at ms., mfrfgff ff- .. . K .fy sr, s - lf J rf. f My 5. weerfsr MM -4 fr JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Caryl Cary, secrelary: Mike Miller, president Debbie Jones, vice presidenl lake Time fo swing in Wesl Lawn Park. Junior Council consislecl of llwe lrio and Mrs. Pol- lyanna Kimmins, junior counselor. The group direcled Junior-Senior Prom plans. JUNIOR wx N rs 16 ,W -in Carrie Epps Barbara Erwin Debbig Farmer Dee Ann Fenlon Gary Fields Linda Fields Kim Ford Trisha Forrenberry Diane Foulk Gary Fowler David Freshnoclc Karen F 9Y Cindy Fry Jim Fullingim Geoffrey Erwin Vickie Ferguson Byron Forbes Linda Fosler Randy Franks Ginger Frisby Suzy Gallurneau Junior closs officers swing in West Lown Pork Terry Gallegly Carol Gepharl Larry Gnepper Mary Graves Milton Guslin Debbie Harlan Eugene Galley Ginger Gibson Bev? Gollihugh Pam Gray Diane Guflirie Viclci Harper Marc Galloway Gloria Gibson Janell Goodson Sandra Gray Curfis Hail Susan Harran Bill Gamel Dallas Giddens Ricky Gordon Merfon Grayson Nina Halford Judy Harrell Brud Gann Gordon Gimbel Larry Gowdy Alberf Green Rex Hall Mike Harris Mark Garlin Craig Gladman Joella Gradine Janey Greenhouse Bobby Hamlin Anna Hauser Alan Germs Terri Glasgow Charles Graham Glenn Grillin Michael Hamillon Palsy Hauser Anne Gauf Debi Glasson Debbie Grant Pafricia Guereca Diane Hamlin Sieve Hayes JUNIORS 209 Bright red, white candy-striped swecifers Veiarie Haynes Gwen Hazeiwood Randy Heifz Jan Henderson Cvhey Henderson Alberf Hendricks Anna Hays REBEL SPIRITS RECEIVED red and wkiife swea+ers for flue iirsf iime 'rlwis year. The iunior and senior qiris wore iheir c boy ifiais along wiih Hweir swea+ers and whi+e knee socks io ine Permian game fo ciimax Howdy Week. 210 JUNIORS 3 Sfanley Herring Cynihie Hili Sue Hili Sandy Hincney Lisa Hobson Mike Hoilinger Sandi Hicks Jana Hili Weidon Hiil Edward Hirsf Mike Hoeiscner Annette Hoiioway esfern hcils distinguish cheerleaders' 'Week' Mike Holloway Gay Howard Tony Jackson Dava Jones Kenny Kelley Kim Knepp Sarah Holloway Paul Hull Donnie Janssen Debbie Jones Donna Kennedy Henry Knox Torn Holloway Keith Hunt Tommy Jenkins Jimmy Jones Karla Kenyon Rosemary Knox Gregg Holmes Kavhy Hunlon April Johnson Kyla Jones Melissa Kidd Kimberly Kohler Jackie Holmes Connie lrnel Dee Johnson Julie Jordan Brenda Kinderknechr Debra Kunkel Cynfhia Hood Norman Hooren Diane Ingram Mike Isley Galen Johnson Sharon Johnson Tina Jordan Gary Joy Don King John King Sheryl Kuykendall Ken? Ladd 'lim Horrell David Jackson Peggy Johnston Colelle Kaspar Sieve Klarnm Perry Ladd l JUNIORS 211 TEHY Laminack Jerry Lane Mark Lanham Swff Larson Leigh Ann Leard Melody Ledberrer Mike Lee Cindy Lesfer Bond receives highest ciwcird for fair pcircide JOY l-ledllle Jenni Lighr Sfuarl Madsen Samrnie Mayes Jimmy Luscombe Cindy Marfice Shelley Meyer 60,-Y M8151 Mike Monroe Dam, Moore 212' Junioizs Laurel Linn Andy Meger Jane? Mayo Mark Miller David Moore Dianne Loehr Carol Mann Sracy Mays Mike Miller Debby Moore Dana Loewenslern Allan Manning Diane Meehan Donna Mills Chuck Morgan David Loiewski Don Mason Susie Melinger Shanna Mobley Connie Morgan Kafhy Long Marc Marrhews Lyneffa Melson Terry Molyneaux Joe Morris 3 S 5 Debbie Looney Walter Mafthews Mike Merriman Carol Monlren Lynn Morris 1? 0 Mike Morris Allison Murfl Denise McAfee Susan Mcfflanahan Chrysfal Mccurry Mike McGee Joe McKay Mark Mosley Timmy Myers Carol McAvery Gail McClellan Larry McDaniel Marla McGill Linda McKay Joe Mudroch Karen Myers John McCann Rulh McCormick Jimmy McElroy Shirley McGregor Jim McKee ' ,..r i JUNIOR TWIRLER DIANA Foulk marches wifh lhe Rebel Band in lhe annual Tri-Slafe Fair pa- rade. The band won fwo Trophies lhis year lor Their oulsfandinq abilify in playing and for being The besl enlry in fhe parade. Amarillo pupils were released fo alrend lhe lair. JUNIORS 213 Teenoger Dianri Mclvlillin Leslie Nelson KUY Mcklllzle KGWY MCLGW Caridie Mclvlahon Susan MClXl9W DOI-IQ NMOS Charlolfe Nazworlh Mike Mclvlermarny Slsphi lvlcMorries Nickle Neulidl-'Sf Bill Nelson Paula Nerherion Z WHY DID YOU do lhalff' asks Dean Wilson as Dick Abraharnson Throws wafer on him. The lwo washed dishes al lhe pancake supper helcl in The Firsl Chrislian Church lo raise money lor lhe viclims ol Hurricane Camille which sfruck Corpus Chrisli in early August Sfudenlsvlrom Amarillols lour public high schools assislecl various church groups in lhe fund raising proiecl. Sl5OO was collecled al lhe supper. 214 JUNIORS so Bob Newsome Dorinda Newlon Karen Nix Debbie Noble Shelley Norris Nina Nunnally sponsored pancake feed raises funds for victims Ralph Nussbaum Sieve Pariger Barbara Payne Dim Phaiiipr Andy Price Joe Quafrlebaum Sally Oakley Judy Parker Kerry Peek Pa? Pickard Jane Price Larraine Quinn Kris Oclisner Sfeven Parker may Peel Gayle Prppins Pam Price Debbie Rains Georgia OiOuinn Terry Parker Larry Peeyy Pam Polk Mark Probsr Mike Rains Mark Oribal Becky Parr Sieve Pennal Ginger Posr Marqarer Procror Suzerfe Raney Paula Packard Cindy Parrerson Thelma Perimngfon Melody Powers Vicki Pruift Nancy Raflili Nancy Palmer Mike Paflerson Belinda Pererson Jamie Prarr Marrha Pucker? Lloyd Rauh Carol Palyadore Jeff Paul Ninon Perl? Mary Praft Cindy Purcell Harry Reed JUNIORS 2l5 Wranglers help Rebel Spirit, point cors for Sharon Reimer Janice Richmond Molly Robberson Joan Roksendich Roger Rucker Debbie Schuler ww-...Q NIV' ZI6 JUNIORS Ron Rennke Sherry Ann Rickefs Wesley Robbins Ronnie Rook Cheryle Rudd Donna Schulz Allan Rexrode- Lynalfe Riddlespurqer Brenda Roberls Marla Rosenberger Nelson Rue Linda ScoH Becky Reyrnan Mary Riddlespurger Kenny Roberts Jeanie Ross David Rushing Reber? Scoif -Rod Rholon Marcia Rigler Gini Robertson Melissa Ross Chuck Ryan James Scroggins Phil Richards Lee Riley Debbie Robinson Rose Rossman Sam Salmon Rex Seedig ,fr QM. 41, 'nr- Bill Richardson Richard Riley Jimmy Rogers Scofl Rowe Bucky Sams Bob Sharp WW ,ii exfro Mary Richardson Mike Roach George Rogowski Ricky Rowell Gus Schneiderheinz crme spirit Randy Sharp Greg Sherpa Cralq Shullun Marcus Simrners Jim Swan paul Syms V we 3 J , 'W EW WALSH, JUNIOR wrangler, boosfs Rebels' spirif by painring Cars for Wranglers before each lnome loofball qarne. Key Club, a service organizafion Dumas game. For 50 Cenfs Cars are painfed in 6 personalized fashion by fl-ye wl'1icl'1 sponsors flue evenl, uses flwe money earned for worflnwhile school proiecls. JUNIORS 217 Q Q,,, 2 an JAMES KILE ENROLLS Kenny l'layl1ursl info a plnyslcal educalion class during lhe llmree clay reglslrallon. Filling necessary courses lo in - cllvlclual schedules is dilllcull and lime consuming. Nexl year's compuler will do away wlllm lenqllwy reqislralion lines. ' Randy Smlley ClwckSmlll1 Clndl Srmllfl Debbie Smmy G-My Smllh Kam, 5,,,,yl1 Mary Smgfl, Sreye Smell Tommy Smlvh Dams Snellqfaye Teddy Somevyllle Danny Southern JI Q, gowem Lacie Spalding 218 JUNIORS Carollne Sillel Darrell Sklpworflw Ronnle Slauqlwler Noel Sloan Davy Smiley lvlarlxSrmll1 Ginger Spannutll Valerie Sparks Belinda Speer Suzy Spencer Rusly Spllces Cheryl Splawn Sherri Sprlnqgmbe Dennlg Srader Kendra Sfaley DM Slebblrls Bull Sleele Bobby Steele Gcylon Sfelnle James Srephens Karen Sferllng Doug Srewarv Susan Sfewarf Summer vocation becomes clreom cal regislrolion Marlr SHN Melody Sloclclon Barbara Slorselh Mllre Slurdlyanl Charlsse Sulllyan Vlclxl Summers Debbie Sufer Karen Swisher Shane Sylvesler Steve Syncln Felscie Tacquard Jnnwce Tarpley Deblsws Taylor Lisa Taylor Scolr Taylor Weldon Taylor Chris Teesdale Belly Thomas Blll Thompson Sieve Thompson Jane? Thornton Darla Thrasher Paula Thrasher Reqwe Thylreson Broolre Tlllerson Mark Tvllofson Jonell Torvvcsello Cmdy Tmssell Pafiy Tucker Suswe Tunnell Charllgga Turner Tgrg Tuttle JUNIORS ZW Juniors eogerly onticipole Moy orrivol of rings Allan Upchurch Karen Wallace Randy Webb Palricia White Dean Wilson Sharon Yock 220 JUNIORS Doug Vaughn Drew Walsh Deanie Wedgeworth Befh Whifley Leslie Wilson Earlene Yocum Holly Vernon Mary Walters Eric Wes? Dow Whillow Mike Winfrey David York Mike Vinyard Sieve Walrers Linda Wesf David Wiese Celia Wolden Mary York Glenn Wagner Malt Walker Don Washburn Lonnie Waison Rurh Wherry Roberr Whipple Mike Wilkerson Janice Wilkie Georgena Womack Jana Woods Ronald Young Kim Zinsrneyer Susan Walker Kelly Webb Jeannie While Don Willis Scolr Woolery Sherry Zeller 5 Johnny Wallace Mike Webb Nina While Beih Wilson Doris Wossurn yfkyf If RES SOPHOMORES 22I Durrell, Bowen, Holl sleer course for new Rebs Rlchard Acrey Robyn Anderson Liz Arney Jane? Bandy George Belchell John Bnrd 222 SOFHOMORES Paul Acufl Keilh Alvoord Cindy Ash Alberl Banks Kennelh Bellah Liz Bird Karen Adams Gloria Alward James Aull .lon Bannlsrer Douglas amen Claudia Bierman Roberl Adarns Cindy Anlhony Barbara Bachus Mlke Barber Janls Berilon Carla Black Elizabelh Adcock Jeri Albertson Nelldfme Allofd Duane Allen Ellzaberh Archer Rebecca Arrnsfrenq TSFVY AVFUSVVOHQ Willlem Armstrong Becky Badger? Becky Balch Janice Balfour Elaine Bgyef Bruce Barrick David Barrlnglen Brenda Barron Theresa Barfon Geyla Blbby Blair Bigqers Jdnsl BlQ95 Douglas Blnnion Sherry Black Pam Blackwell JOM Bl6dES Randy Blake Ann Day, Lwsa Bowen Jeffery Bowers d Breclveen Dcyvd Brewlon Brown Reber? Brown 1' 1'-:':5lA, ,, ,WV .'1'Ww 7, ' ,- W , 'G 14' , Y Y gl ,,.- 'L 4. B pw rn 1- ,VW - ,, LQ' f 4 dxf- , x F . a. r T Q.,- 4. Robwn Blair Becky Branurn Frank Brown Nan Burk Charles Burls Sandy Bwler Debbwe Calleb an xi- Terry Bourn Tommy Brandi Hebert Brown Randy Burlcerf Page Bwler Barbara Bufrarn Bob Callan Klmberly Bowers Ken? Brwqence Ted Brown 4.+ Bobby Boyevv Cathy Brlggs Reber? Bryanv 5 Ae., Terry Boyle Kathleen Brands Paula BN' Howard Broaddus Debbwe Buckley Cynrhla Bural I' . ELECTED AS SOPHOMORE class officers on Sept 29 and 30 were Roberl Durrell presidenl' Ann Bowen, vice pres- ldenlt and Sally Hol1.secrelary.Tlwe officers are under llwe guidance ol Marqerel Haley, sophomore counselor. SOPHOMORES 223 his 'Qi 42' JOSY Callaway Carol Cameron Louuse Campbell Greg Cantwell Pgm Carey Marc Carlfon Joe Clemenfs Ronnie Clements Cmdv CGW-her Renee cam Debbie Carmel Jan cwef Heidi caywood Debbrg cherry may Cook my Cook Sllefflf COl99'lY Parricla Coleman Barbara Coley Ken Comer Judy Cook Karen Cook 1 ff CONCENTRATING ON AN imporhanf sophomore game are gridsfers Bobby dab' Gllemoofls following llle SCl1edUl9 Similar +0 llle lunlof Varslll' leam' Joiner, Randy Evereff and frainer Mike Campbell. Games were played on Thurs- The sophomores ended lheir year wilh a 4-A4 record. 224 SOPHOMORES ophomores represent school in clubs, on 'reoms Howard Coleman Mike Crifes Mike Dalrnan Georgeanna Deckard Oran Dorsey Margaref Dunn Mary Conkling Seri Crump Debbie Daniel Holly Deen Becky Dowell Chrisline Durham Vivian Corder Cynihia Cuellar Jim Daniel John Denlon Margie Dowling Roberf Durrelr Scolf Coulfer Jennifer Cummings Carl Daugherty Jerry Derryberry Randy Dryden Gary Dyson Craig Cowden Glenn Cunningham Susan Davidson Pam Dickerson Debra Dudley Celesfe Egan Charles Cox Paula Cunningham Cindy Dawson Danny Dobervich Srsven Dunnagen Ricky Ellenberger Gina Cox Sue Cunningham David Dean Debi Dorling Melody Duncan Brenda Ellyson 5 i Michele Crabfree Charles Curl Rcberla DeArmond Sherry Dolierfy Susan Dunla Leslie Elslon P SOPHOMORES 225 Underclassmen plan future, learning goals Scott Emmett Johnette Ewing Ann Finney Richard Ford Sheryl Frye Genevieve George 226 SOPHOMORES Drew Emmons Becky Farmer Larry Fiore Mitchell Foster Terry Gallaway Olela George Dan Engler Kerry Farmer Lisa Flanagan Bill Fountain Kara Galley Lisa Gholston Dennis Etheridge Sarabeth Farnan Randy Fletcher Kevin Frank Kendal Garrison Nancy Giddens Marsha Eubanks Dena Farwell Danny Flippc Shari Frans Teri Gatens Lorrie Gidley Vivian Evans Ricky Faucett Hillary Flores Abbie Freeman Gregg Gay Donna Gillespie Randy Everett Mickye Ferguson Darlene Floyd Jimmy Freehling Garry Gerken Lezlie Gladman David Everift Randy Fields Jackie Ford Rosalyn Friedrichs Jill Gentry Scott Goodnight established James Gini Shelley Granl Sandra Goolsby Milf9 60fd19lllf Pal Gordzelik Glenna Green Paula Gulilory Ravmond Gusiln Janice Graves Linda GHW95 Rusly Gray Judy Gregory Glen Hel' Vance Hel' Kafhy Hammond Barbara Haralson JPHOMORE DAVID MATHERS uses The flask in measuring a solulion 'lor a chemisfry experimenl. Various equipmenl used in exercises lo supply addilional leaching Techniques To all science courses offered af Tascosa. X Q51 .wx gif 13 vi! Brad Graham Susan Gribbon Freddie Hardin Kafhy Hardy Mille Harrison Kim Harvey Paulefra Hayes Don Graham Melissa Griggs Jackie Harding Susan Harris Edwin Harlin llre Hoverland Susan Hays SOPHOMORES 227 fn? Belinda Hazelwood David Hazelwood Sreplwanie Hedqecoke Te,-ry Hedrick Don Hembres Julie Henderson YKECINQ1- X, k Q' - 1 SENIOR LARRY GILBERT walches as sophomores casl their ballols for class officers and Miss Soullwern Belle. Voling booflws are annually provided by Roller Counly. Governmenl sfudenls serve as eleclion judges. 228 soPHoMoREs wf ! Vicki Henneman Charles Hickmofl Rifchsy Hicks Byron Hill shaven Hill Jolin Hodges Gregg Hoelscher Rick Herrmann Kendra Hicks Martha Higgins Janice Hill Sfeven Hinkee Rex Hodges Judy Hoerfsclw Mores porticipote in their first Toscosci election Gail Holcomb Norma Houston Candice Jackson Darla Jenkins Richard Johnson Birgit Kidd Rickey Holcomb Danna Howard Paula Jackson Cindy Jenks Robert Joiner Chris Kidd Byron Holland Lisa Howe Robin Jackson Gary Jennings Candice Jones Lynn Kiihn Jimmy Holley Cynthia Holliday Teresa Hubbard Robert Hughes Mary Jacobs Jan Jacobsen Gary Johnson Jenny Johnson Eddie Jones Janet Jones Jimmy Kile lim Killins Sally Holt Stuart Hughes Linda James Julie Johnson Sherry Karr Sharon Kindred Nancy Horton Kim Hutchins Charles Jean Madeline Johnson Patti Kendall Patti King Steve Houchin Harvey Irwin Scooter Jeffers Nan Johnson Teri Kennedy Connie Kirkpatrick SOPHOMORES 229 Sophs depend upon Miss Hdley for guidance Jacli Kirlzpafricli Sally Lampe Larry Leonard Janelle Lock Sam Loyelady Bobby Mansfield 230 SOPHOMORES Joe Kirschf Debbie Landers Deborah Lewis Vicki Loclrharl Mary Ann Mabbey Greg Marrs Debby Klein Cindy Lane Larry Lewis Kevin Lcewensfern Jeanefle Macli Milne Marsh Rosalind Knox Debbie Lane Sfephen Lewis Diane Logan Wales Madden Brad Marfin Billy Krause Doloris Lasher Michael Lindsley Gary London Milne Malone Clifford Masters Val Kury Janet Leach Amy Line Terry Longholer Marshall Manahan Viclci Malhes Roberf Lambert James Legg Sian Liflau Cindy Longslrefh Larry Mann Jane? Matteson Terry Laminacli Gina Leilner Barbara Lively Sally Loomis Kalhy Manning Tim Mendez 31 'VN .pv- Theresa Milcesell Mona Miller Craig Mifchell Rila Mooring Kenny Morris Celia McAdams Tony Naples -an 501 'WV .1 Mn if W,,,. , ., SOPHOMORE RICHARD ACREY consulrs Margarel Haley, sophomore counselor, concerning a schedule change, Miss Haley also advises underclassmen on rheir everyday problems. 4. . w W7 Myra Millard Trena Miller Thad Monroe David Morgan Dennis Morris Jay Mtcurry Milne Naslund Karol Muller Troy Miller David Moore Ty Moreland .lill Morrison Janice McDaniel Sharon Needham Shari Morrow Phil Moser Jay Moyer Roma Muir Byron McAdams Betty McDonald Debbie McDonald David Mclzalher CONH6 MCKifllSY MUVllY ' MCPl'9 9 Sherri Neel Jeff Neie Jim Nelson Pere Nell-erfon Nome Ne'-lqebaue' SOPHOMORES 23I Ronald Neugabauer Ann Nolesfine Buddy Owen Laura Park Beverly Peer Clifann Persall Cindy Ponce 232 SOPHOMORES David Nichol Jack Nunley Carol Owen Susan Parker Rebecca Pelfrey Roger Peters Dyanne Pond Judy Nicholson Charles Oles Mike Owens Donna Parsley Beverly Pellon Becky Phillips Kim Poole Linda Ninemire Kay Oliver Sue Pace Kent Parsons Lynn Psndergrafl Jeremy Pierce Debbie Pope Kim Nix Belinda Oquin Tommy Panger Linda Paflerson Donna Pendelfon Cynlhia Pilger James Poller Sharon Nix Dona Orlbal Candy Panlcrafz Terry Paflerson Tim Pelmar Roberf Pinkslon Noel Polls Linda Norman Bill Orr Sandy Panlcrefz Sfeve Palfon Scofl Perry Penny Piffrnan Laurel Price Kim Norris Gare Oversfreel Phil Parqe Sfeve Payne Sandra Perryman Rick Pollard Sheryl Priclcefl Jnclerclossmen find perplexity in strange corridors WUYUS Pride P451 Pfofllef Mary Pruitr Mark Pyeafr Cerfer Remzel Pafti Ray Janet Rhea Kefhy Rice Becky Rich Ronald Richards Paul, Richmond Myra Ricketts Roberf Rieber Jerry Riley David Roach Debbie Roberson if r f.i-f ix vi' S XX'- THE MOST perplexing problems of being a sophomore isifryinq lo lo- quiefed, Jerry Derryberry lcenierl siops fwo upperclassmen for assislance. Al- classes in fhe confusion of The iirsf day of school. Aller lhe noisy halls have lhough class rivalry is great upperclassmen are always willing lo aid 'mores. SOPHOMORES 233 4 cofeterio lines, shock bor serve sophomore Earl Robertson Keith Rutherford Brent Scott Jim Sherrill Tanna Sinclair Sharon Smith 234 SOPHOMORES Carol Rogers Milne Sampson Ronnie Scott Sherri Short Rita Sislr Shelly smaih Ricky Rogers Kay Savage William Scott Jo Ellen Sigler Lori Small Shirley Smith Jane Rothkrug Roxie Schantz Chris Seitz Janet Simmons Chris Smeaton Tommy Smith Owen Ruland Kay Scarlet Rodney Sharpe Tim Simms Brenda Smith Barbara Snider Carter Rush Sheila Schnsiderman Jonna Shaw Camille Simonson Jean Smith Lucy Southern Nancy Rush Laura Schwartz Valarie Shaw Cindy Sims Linda Smith Sally Spence Marilyn Ruthart Carl Schuster Kittie Shelton Rhonda Sims Sara Smith Charlotte Spencer 8 John Spencer Slave Spencer Jay Spllces ,lgn Spurgeon Sand,-5 Spurgemy Buddy Squyers Ann Slrange Lori Slorkey Cynlhra Sl, Clair Cnlhy Sreele David Steele Ad,-,anne Sym Ronald Srrsrqly Barbara Svultz Terry Swallord LaLana Swaqerry Cindy Swrndell Cheri Sylvesler Kim Syrnons Cheryl Taylor John Taylor Slephanue Taylor Tommy Taylor Donna Temples Clay Tefer Chrisflne Thompson Jell TllOVYWP50f' Margref Thompson Terrr Thompson Danny TlW0'V'bU Q SlG'Tl9Y Tllome Renee Thufmdfl NCHTIME PROVIDES SOPHOMORES Nancy Glddens and David Hazel- are served lhrouqh four serving lines and a snaclc bar during four differenl lunch od wllh an opporlunily lo forge? abou? lhelr classroom fruslralions. Sludenls periods. Some sfudenls hurriedly eel off campus during lhe 30-minufe period. SOPHOMORES 235 City policemen sponsor olru ,wmv V' Charles Thur Mary Tornasso Donna lunnell Bryan Vereqin Margie lillse April Tollsr Debbie 'lorrella Linda Tfdyrs Mary Tomlinson Cllarlolre Tompkins Ann Upchurch Gary Van Bakel Eddie lyler Debbie Ubben Pal Vinson Lanny Vi.-den Debi Vernon David Vibbard Rick Trnlron Carol Vasek Rex Wade Steve Turnbow Carla Turner Kaye Vaughn Terri Veafch Doyle Walker Sally Walker I. s. - ,.., y 4- sv' f . ,, .. ' S 1 llilllhllnc Wir 'Hn . RODEO CLUB MEMBERS i sponsored by Mrs. Darleen Russell, English Teacher program was organized by lhe cily police cleparlmenl in order lo inform + - allended lhe drug conference held al Plains Cheyrolel Ocl. 8 and 9. 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Jim Burk, Tommy Budd, Sponsor Mrs. Darleen Russell, lbaclc fowl Jay Moyer, Don Romer. Bull Townsend, Make Campbell, Joe McMahon and Mike Beavers. ADVERTISING 265 Autographs igene Ashmead, B.S., M.Ed., WTSU: Wood- shop I0, 20, 30, 40, 4I-42 lrs. Pafsy C. Birge, B.S., McMurry College: Graduafe Work, WTSU, English 2l and 3l. lrs. Sybal Brierley, B.A., Baylor Universify: M.A., Texas Tech: Typing 3I-32, Typing 4l and Office Pracfice 40. en Brinkley, B.S., Panhandle ABM: Physical Educafion. lrs. Lyneffe Edge Brown, B.A., Soufhwesfern Universify: English 2l-22. rgil L. Brown, B.S., Forf Hays Sfafe: M.S., Col- 'orado Sfafe Universify: Draffing I0-20, Ar- chifecfural Draffing 30, 40, 4l-42, Engineer- ing Draffing 30, 40. avid Bryanf, B.S., Soufheasfern Sfafe College: World Hisfory 2I, Tennis. i Ann Byrd, B.A., WTSU: English 4IA-42A, SIA-52A, 4-I-42. rs. Freda G. 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Mrs. Laura Johnson, B.B.A., M.B.A., WTSU: Typing 3I, Business Mafh 20, Shorfhand 3l- 32, Typing 40. Mrs. Marilyn Johnson, B.S., W.T.S.U.: Dafa Processing 3l-32. Charles Jones, B.S., Texas Tech: M.S., Ohio Sfafe: M.B.A., WTSU: Chemisfry 50, Physics 4I-42, Physics 50. Lynda Jones, B.S., Norfheasf Louisiana Sfafe: Physical Educafion. James Kauffman, B.S., WTSU: World Hisfory 2l. Mrs. Becky Keel, B.B.A., WTSU: Dafa Process- ang ai-32. Paul Keifhley, B.A., M.A., Easf Cenfral Sfafe Oklahoma College: Arf I I, 2I, Craffs 20-30. Mrs. Marilyn Kenyon, Associafe of Arfs, Sfe- phens: B.A., Texas Tech: English 4l, Vocabu- lary 40. Harrief Kefchum, B.S., M.S., Baylor Universifyg Girls' Physical Educafion James Kile, B.S., Texas Wesfern, M.S., WTSU: Driver's Educafion, Boys' Physical Educafion. Mrs. Pollyanna Kimmins, B.A., M.A., WTSU: Junior Counselor. Mrs. Marfi Kirk, B.S., WTSU: Speech IO, 20, 30. Mrs. Beffy Lay, B.A., WTSU: English 3l-32, 4I- 42. Lf. Cmdr. Charles Leonard, B.S., Universify of Texas: NavaI'Science 25, 35. Mrs. Lucy Limas, B.A., WTSU: Spanish 2I-22, 3 I -32, 4l-42. Gary Liffrell, B.A., Universify of Denver: M.S., Texas ABI: Biology 2I-22. Pafricia Lovelady, B.S.H.E., Universily of Arkan- sas: Homemaking I, ll, Home and Family Liv- ing 40. Lewis O. Marfin, M.Ed., Texas Tech: Assisfanf Principal. :lair Mayes, B.B.A., Universify of Oklahoma, M.Ed., WTSU: Adminisfrafive Assislanf. Mrs. Schellon Meek, B.B.A., WTSU: Typing 3l- 32, English 2i-22. L. G. Mikesell, B.S., M.S., Oklahoma Sfafe Uni- versily: ICT 3l-4l. Mrs. Beverly Milligan, B.A., WTSU: English 2l- 22. Mrs. Doris Mifchell, B.S., Universify of Nebras- ka: Laiin II-I2, 2l-22. Mrs. Jane Moore, B.A., WTSU: English 40H, English 3l-32, 3l-32A. John McGuire, B.S.E., Arkansas Sfafe Universi- fy: M.E., Universify of -Arkansas: Hisfory 3l- 32, Foofball. Mrs. Kay McMinn, B.A., WTSU: English 3l-32, World Hisfory 2I-22. Walfer Nelson, B.B.A., Texas Tech: Behind fhe Wheel Driver's Educafion. Winsfon Odom, B.A., Texas Tech: Journalism 3l-32, 4l, 42 George Palmer, B.S., WTSU, M.Ed.: Economics 40. Clarence Parker, B.S., M.S., Oklahoma Sfafe Universify: World Hisfory 2I-22. Mrs. Inez Parkey, B.S., Soufheasfern Oklahoma: M.E., WTSU: Home Furnishings, Home Man- agemenf, Homemaking ll. Bill Porfer, B.M.E., M.M.E., Universify of Okla- homa: Band, Orchesfra. Mrs. Bonnie Presfon, B.A., Wayland: M.Ed., Texas Tech: Algebra 2I-22. Gayle Pyeaff, B.S., WTSU, Aufo Mechanics 3l- 4l, 32-42. Arnold Reynolds, B.S., M.S., Universify of Okla- homa: Chemisfry 3I-32. Mrs. Darleen Russell, B.S., Norfh Texas Sfafe Universify: M.A., WTSU: English 40E, 4l-42. Dan Salkeld, B.E., Texas Chrisfian College: M.E., WTSU: Governmenf 40. Evereff Sample, B.A., Kansas Sfafe: M.A., Duke Universify: Ph.D., Oklahoma Universify: Eng- Iish 3I-32, 4l-42. Bud Rogers, B.S., WTSU: Hisfory 3l-32. 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Whifener, B.S.P.E., Universify of Mississippi: World Hisfory 2IC, American Hisfory 3l. Jane Williams, B.S., WTSU: M.Ed., WTSU: Dean of Girls. Mrs. Mickey Willis, B.S., Howard Payne: M.Ed., WTSU: Biology 2I-22. Kafhy Winburn, B'.A., WTSU: English 2I-22, 4OC. Rosalyn Wolfe, B.A., Universify of Texas: M.A., WTSU: American Hisfory 3l-32. Mrs. Thelma Worfhen, A.B., Oklahoma Bapfisf Universify: English 3l-32. Philip Wrighf, B.S., M.Ed., WTSU: American Hisfory 3l-32, 3l-32C. FACULTY DIRECTORY 267 ART CLUB Shelly Anlhonyi Eileen Armslrong George Aulry Debbie Barnes Roma Burns Gwen Finch Barbara Harlson Carla lnce Kyla Jones Laurel Linn Mike Merriman Linda Morris Nina Nunnally Cam Pease Gaylon Roberls Darrel Skipworlh Karen Slerling Mary S+ra++on Palricia While DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA Mark Baker Sherry Bellah Brian Black Danny Bruce Don Ellison Renna Evans Marsha Farley Sandra Farley Dan Fazzan Gary Fowler Carl Garland Karen Glenn Donna Graham Jim Habecoll Kalhie Heck Ronnie Henderson Jackie Hill Lorella Irwin Tina Erwin, Hislorian Paige Johnson, Reporler Tina Jordan Colelle Kaspar Kevin Kennedy Cheryl Koopman Barry Lane Mike Marlin Cameron Monroe, Vice Presidenl' Roxanne Monroe Mark Moreland Lance Mclnlose Joe McKay Linda McKay Kim Peres Rhonda Perkins, Presideni David Rushing Rhonda Slevens, Secrelary Kennelh Slringer Jack Swindell Mack Thomas Carol Webb Debbie Webb Brenda Wesler Jana Woods Roddy York FRENCH CLUB Eileen Armslrong 268 A CLUB DIRECTORY Club Direclory Kim Armslrong Barbara Badgell Debbie Barnes Rick Barrel? Melody Balchelor Melanie Blumer, Presidenl Debra Brazel Richard Brown Lynn Binnion, Secrelary Caryl Cary Cindi Carler Cynlhia Carler Priscilla Carver Kalhey Cales Dennis Courlney Diana Cuellar Lisa Ghoulslon Gloria Gibson Barbara Gish Debbie Gran? Cafhey Henson, Vice Presidenl Pebble Hill Sarah Holloway Doug House Barbara Irwin Keilh Kingdon Connie Kirkpalrick Carol Mann Cindi Ma'r+ice Gail McClellan Shirley McGregor Diane McMillin John Muirhead Karen Nix Cindy Paflerson Barbara Payne Trudy Peel Pal Pickard Laurel Price Marlha Puckell Nancy Ra+lill Janice Richmond Gini Roberlson Roxie Schanrz Donna Schullz Cindi Smilh John Synck Brooke Tillerson Pally Tucker Ann Upchurch Rulh Wherry Leslie Wilson Melanie Walsh Cappie Wall Odile Zienlek KEY CLUB Sleve Baker Tom Baker Roberl Bauman AI Clark Mike Cook Troy Cook Jim Dolinsky Dallas Giddens Alberl Green Mike Hamlin Bobby Hendricks Jay Jorden Kenney Kell David King Mike Levick David Loiewski Richard Mason Mark Miller Chuck Morgan Miller Morris Kenl Parsons Scolr Pike Gay Roach Craig Schroder Mike Vinyard Drew Walsh Neil Whilaker David Wiese Darryl Yeager RADIO CLUB Mike Davenporl Jay Dorsey Ken Floyd Alan Higgins Ray Mack Don McCall John McCann Charles Miranda Tim Pillsbury Gay Roach RODEO CLUB Becky Badgell Mike Beavers Doug Binnion Rex Bohannon Jim Boslon Ann Bowen Ted Brown Tommy Budd, Presidenl Jim Burk, Treasurer Mike Campbell Alan Collard Ricky Cook Roberl' Croflord Charles Curl Marshall Culrighl Debra Deion Kalhy Dodgen Debi Dofling Joe Emanuel Karan Fromm Bill Gamal Mike Gallin Deniece Gidden Rocky Gidden Rusly Gray Tim Howell Dianna Johnson Sam Johnson Debbie Jones. Secrelary William Kealon James Legg Laura Lipscomb Donny McElroy Joe McMahan Randy McNeeIy Denise Miller Belh Munnerlyn Phillip Newell Bob Poslma David Porler Noel Polls Suzelle Raney Gaylan Rankin Jack Reed Jane? Rhea Molly Robberson Donald Romer, Vice Presideni Mark Slill, Treasurer Sieve Synck Margie Tiflfee Charlolle Tompkins Bill Townsend Debbie Weeks Dyrika Weeks Larry Weeks Marsha Williams Cheryl Womack Georgena Womack SPANISH CLUB Karen Adams Belh Adcock Diana Allen Beverly Allred Greg Anderson Shelley Baker Becky Balch Teresa Barlon Mike Beavers Sieve Bird Claudia Billman Slacy Blair lvon Blessen Jan Blue Randy Ballig Ann Bowen Dim Bowers Lyneile Box Gail Bramblell Becky Branum Regena Brundige Calhy Briggs Cynlhia Bural Nan Burk Sandy Buller Barbara Bulrum Carol Cameron Roxanne Campbell Debbie Cherry AI Clark Brenda Clark Palricia Coleman Jim Coley Ken Comer Karen Cook Ricky Cook Troy Cook Craig Gowden Brian Cowden Charles Cox Michele Crablree Sieve Crawford Anne Crow Brenda Cummings Jennifer Cummings Sue Cunningham Chris Curphey Shirley Davidson Susan Davidson Neil Dawson zyd Deaver olly Deen iaron Dixon Elhy Dodgen da Duke uber? Durre++ nnelfe Eads mmy Evans illary Flores bbie Freeman :san Gallarneau ike Gardner in Genlry ll Genfry ancy Giddens ordon Gimbel P+ Gordzelik ielley Granl ilricia Guereca urlis Hail ance Hall andy Hand :san Harp eggy Hawkins ed Hays avid Hazlewood :lie Henderson :bby Hendricks icki Henneman endra Hicks arfy Higgins regg Hoelscher ike Hoelscher .iedell Holloway ally Holi ylhia Hood issy Hopson an Jacobson anny Kelly :Hy Kindall avid King Dsemary Knox ack Kirkpalrick arry Ladd ally Lampe Ieve Langford hrry Leonard arbara Lively yonnie Lockharl Ianne Loche alhy Long lhleen Malone cki Malhes ona Miller ana Moore nda Morris enny Morlon oma Muir ebbie Munn :san McClanahan ally McDonald andy McNeeIy larilyn McPherren nn Nofesline alph Nussbaum ay Oliver arol Owen andy Pankralz wil Parge aura Park Jdy Parker sverly Peal leve Pennal Mary Pilschke Cindy Ponce Ginger Posl' Ann Price Pam Prolho Vicki Pruill Cindi Purcell Palli Ray Sharon Rennegar Gail Roberlson Carol Rogers Terry Rowe Nancy Rush Bucky Sams Gus Schneiderheinz Sheila Schneiderman John Schwarlz Rodney Sharpe Jeff Sheldon Lynne Sherrod Jo Ellen Sigler Paula Slape Lori Small Sharon Smilh Shirley Smilh Tommy Smilh Barbara Snider Lucy Soulhern Elaine Sparks Jan Spurgeon Buddy Squyres Bobby Sleele Polly Slephenson Ann Slrange Karen Swisher John Taylor Karen Taylor Slephanie Taylor Margarel' Thompson Cindy Trussel Carla Turner Peggy Wade Vicki Wes? Judy Wilkins Don Willis Jane Willoughby Carol Wissler Danny Wooldridge Roberl Workman STUDENT COUNCIL Jeri Alberlson Kris Alberlson Lora Asher Debbie Barnes Judy Benlly Lynn Binnion, Recording Secrelary Claudia Biflman Melanie Blumer Teresa Brooks Debbie Buckley Marilyn Bulkin Renee Carler Caryl Cary Ross Cheshire Howard Colena Debra Dudley Linda Duke Sieve Dunnagan Annelle Eads Pafli Early Clinl Esler, Hislorian Nilia Eubank Diana Foulk Marc Galloway Jill Genlry Lisa Ghouls+on Terry Ghoulslon Janey Greenhouse Clydene Gresselr Vance Hall Mike Harringlon Lily Harwell Sfanley Herring, Parliamenlarian Kalhy Hill, Presidenl Sally Holl Pam House, Treasurer Rhonda House Jackie Jackson Madeline Johnson Debbie Jones Debbie Jones Rosaline Knox Kenl' Ladd Troy Limbaugh Barbara Lively Kalhy Long Kalhleen Malone Val McCar+hey Karen McKinzie Penny Mercer, Chaplain Mark Miller Mike Morrow Phil Moser Judy Nicholson Jerry Norman Ralph Nussbaum Buddy Owen Paula Packard Rhonda Perkins Chris Pinkslon Beckie Price, Corresponding Secrelary Pam Price Mary Richardson Paula Richmond Gail Roberlson Marla Rupp James Scroggins Sheri Shorf Marcus Simmers Dennis Smilh, Vice Presidenl Shirley Smilh Susan Spring Bobby Sleele Ann Sfrange Weldon Taylor Sarah Terrill Dayle Tiplon Ann Upchurch Doug Vaughn Sandy Vroom Doyle Walker Sharon Wichkam Jane Willoughby Carol Wissler SPEECH CLUB George Aulry Wanda Bell Curl Biggers Bob Bordelon, Vice Presidenl Debbie Boll Caren Colverl Palli Early Clin? Esler Terry Gholsfon, Secrefary Don Gulhrie Fred Hayes Mike Isley Haise Johnson, Secrelary Julie Johnson Jay Jones, Presidenl David Keller Don McCall Mike Miller Pele Nelherlon Ralph Nussbaum Brenda Porler Pam Price Kenny Roberls Laurel Roberfson Marla Rupp Laura Schwarlz Doug Sfewarl Mike S+urdivan+ Weldon Taylor Befh Teague Jonelle Tomasello, Treasurer Susan Walker Melanie Walsh Don Washburn VOCATIONAL OFFICE EDUCATION Rickie Anderson Becky Alerburn Debbie Bales Debbie Brewer Julie Carroll Debbie Davis Lolei Day Becky Easlland, Vice Presidenl Gary Ferguson Celia Franks, Hislorian Jan Goodrich Charlene Goodson Clydene Gressef Sharla Grundy Teena Haiduk. Chaplain Judy Hall, Treasurer Pam Hamillon Rhonda Hamner Michele Hesler Eris Holland, Parliamenlarian Sandy Jordan Gayle Kidwell Charla McLaughlin Kafhie Mendez Debbie Mierzwik Beverly Owens Sandy S+. John, Presidenl Peggy Wade Dyrika Weeks Calhy Whalley Gay Wingfeild, Secrelary Paulelle Wolfe, Reporler Rhonda Zumwall' CLUB DIRECTORY 269 Abbreviation Key: DECA - Distributive Education Clubs ot America FCA - Fellowship ot Christian Athletes FHA - Future Homemakers ot America FTA C Future Teachers ot America GAA - Girls' Athletic Association HECE - Home Economics Cooperative Education ICT - Industrial Cooperative Training t I H S t NHS - Na none onor ocie y NROTC - Naval Reserve Ofticers Training Corps OEA f Ottice Education Association VICA f Vocational Industrial Clubs ot Arnerica VCE - Vocational Ottice Education Adkins, Denise, Rebel Spirits: French Club. Adlong, Rosemary, Bancl:'Spani5h Club, Albertson, Kris, Rebel Spirits lCo-Pres.l: Sen- ior Class Secretary: Senior Banquet Com- mittee: Senior Oitt Comm.: Senior Day Comm. Allred, Beverly, Choir: Rebel Spirits: Spanish Club: FHA: Wrestling Spirits, Alexander, Betty, Rebel Spirits: Spanish Club. Altsman, Kaye, Rebel Spirits: Band lTwirlerl: Wrestling Spirits: Choir: Las Memoriag Statt IAssoc. Editorl. Anderson, Rickie, OEA. Annett, Clarence, Panhandle Science Fair: NHS: A 81 M Presidents Scholarship: Nat'I Merit Scholarship Semi-tinalist: Delegate to Texas Nuclear Science Symposium, Anthony, Shelley, Miss Southern Belle: Rebel Spirits: Art Club lTreas.l: Wrestling Spir- its: Senior Banquet Comm. Archer, Susan, Rebel Spirits: Las Memorias Statt IEditorl: Ouill 84 Scroll. Armstrong, Eileene, French Club: Art Club, Arney, Carole, Rebel Spirits: Senior Gitt Comm. Arterburn, Tim, DECA. Ashworth, Anne, Les Chanteurs: Top Ten Committee: Rebel Spirits: Band: Musical. Atkinson, Vicki, Foreign Exchange Student: Student Council: Medics Club: Rebel Spir- its. Badgett, Barbara, Pioneer Statt lActivities Editorl: French Club. Baer, DeNeice, NHS: Student Council: FTA: Drama: Musical. Bailey, Karen, NHS: Student Council: Rebel Spirits: OEA: Nat'l Merit Scholarship Semi-tinalist. Baker, Mark, Choir lPres.l: Student Council: DECA. Baker, Pam, FHA: Rebel Spirits. Baker, Steve, Wrestler: Key Club ISenior Di- rectorl. Baker, Tom, Key Club lChaplainj: Wrestler lState Championl: Wrangler: Senior Gitt Committee. Bales, Debbie, VOE. Balfour, Cherry, Les Chanteurs: Musical: Fu- ture Medics: Rebel Spirits: Texas Youth Conterence. Barrington, Larry, FHA: Drama. Bauman, Patti, Las Memorias Statt lSenior Editorl: FHA lClass Pres.l: Student Coun- cil: Wrestling Spirits: Rebel Spirits, Bauman, Robert Jr., NHS: Key Club: Chess Club: Science Club. 270 SENIOR CREDITS Senior Directory Beene, Buddy, Band: Science Club: Loading Crew. Bell, Wanda, Speech Club: Rebel Spirits: Les Chanteurs: Latin Club. Belchett, Jana, Senior Gitt Committee: Spanish Club. Bellah, Sherry, DECA: Rebel Spirits: Spanish Club. Bennett, Cheri, FHA. Bentley, Judy, NHS: Rebel Spirits: Student Council: Wrestling Spirits. Benton, Debbie, Rebel Spirits: Wrestling Spirits: VICA. Biggs, John, Football IMrg.l: Track lMrg.l. Binnion, Lynn, Student Council lSec,l: Pioneer Statt IPhotography Co-ordinatorl: French Club: Rebel Spirits. Bird, Doug, Band: Pit Orchestra: Loading Crew: All-Region Band. Black, Debbie, Musical: Art Club: Outreach. Bland, Martha, Rebel Spirits: Wrestling Spir- its: NHS: Crystal Ball Decorating: Band: FHA. Blumer, Melanie, French Club lPres.j: THS Acting Ensemble: Rebel Spirits: Musical: Science Club. Bogue, Frank, Pioneer Statt lCirculation Managerl. Bohannan, Rex, Rodeo Club. Bordelon, Bob, Wrestler: Speech Club IPres.l: Senior Banquet Committee: Hi Y. Borger, Robin, Student Council: Rebel Spir- its: French Club. Bowen, Denise, FTA lPres.l: Rebel Spirits. Bowling, Delinda, Rebel Spirits: Choir. Box, Lynette, Rebel Spirits: Wrestling Spritis: Senior Day Committee: FHA: Miss Howdy. Boyle, Holly, Rebel Spirits: Wrestling Spirits: FHA lClass Pres.l. Braboy, Patricia, FHA: Rebel Spirits: Choir. Branum, Jan, Rebel Spirits: FTA: Spanish Club: FHA. Braudt, Bill, Band lDrum Maiorl: Orchestra: Stage Band: Choir. Bremer, Jan, Las Memorias Statt lAssoc. Edi- torl: Rebel Spirits: FHA: Wrestling Spirits. Brewer, Cheryl, FHA: Latin Club: Rebel Spir- its: FTA. Brewer, Debbie, VOE: Latin Club: Rebel Spirits: FHA. Bridges, Mike A., Football: Latin Club. Brittain, Melinda, Rebel Spirits: Wrestling Spirits: Band lAsst. Drum Maiorl. Brooks, Sue, Band: Orchestra: Rebel Spirits: All-City Orchestra: All-Region Band. Brown, Mike W., Football: Baseball: Spanish Club: FHA. Bruner, Woody, Cheerleader: Musical ILeadl: Les Chanteurs: Drama: Senior Fa- vorite lRunner-upl. Butkin, Marilyn, Student Council: Rebel Spir- its: FTA: Span. Club. Bunton, Dale, Football: Track. Burgess, Linda A., Rebel Spirits: Latin Club: FTA: Les Chanteurs: Wrestling Spirits. Burkett, Joanna, Rebel Spirits: Wrestling Spirits: FHA: Senior Oitt Committee: Or- K chestra lOueenl. Burnett, Bill, Wrestler: FHA. Burns, Roma, Art Club lVice Pres.l: NHS. Camden, Tommy, Wrestling: Spanish Club. Campbell, Gary, NROTC: Cadet Battalic Commander: Data Processing Club lPres U.S. Naval Reserve lseamanl: Varsity Foo ball. Campbell, Kim, All-State Band: All-Regic Band: Rebel Band: Orchestra: Stage Bani Campbell, Mike, Football Trainer: Rode Club: Senior Banquet Committee: FH! Drug Panel, Carroll, Julie, VOE. Carter, Winn, Tennis Team: Student Counc Cartwright, Dave, U.S. Naval Reserve lSe. manl: Sea Explorer Scouts: CPO. Carver, Brad, HisY: Colt: Captain VFW Ju ior Ritle Team: Data Processing Clul Spanish Club. Chandler, Joyce, Les Chantuers. I Chapmen, Larry, Wrestling. i Chestnut, David, Texas Youth Conterenci Teen Jury. Christenson, Tia, Les Chanteurs: Rebel Spil its: Wrestling Spirits: Spanish Club. l Clark, Al, NHS: Track: Orchestra: Spani' Club lProiect Chairmanl: Senior Day Cod mittee. Claughton, Nancy, Senior Gitt Committei Rebel Spirits. Clayton, Lisa, Rebel Spirits Council: Mi Southern Belle lRunner-upl: Footbe Oueen: Senior Favorite: Senior Banque Committee ISec.l. Cobb, David, Hi-Y: NHS: Data Processinc Young Lite: Spanish Club: Science Club. Coley, Tim, Choir: Speech Club: Music Cast Member. Collins, Frances, Band IAsst. -Drum Major Stage Band: September Ann. Cook, Mike, Key Club lvice pres.j: Wrangle Teen Jury. Cook, Ricky, Track: Spanish Club: Rode Club. Cobb, Dena, Rebel Spirits: Senior Banque Committee: Mid-term graduate. Cooper, Jackie, Rebel Spirits: Powder-Pu Football: FHA: Spanish Club: Wrestlin Spirits. Cornelius, Becky, Rebel Spirits: Wrestlin Spirits: FHA. Cowan, Jan, NHS: Band. Cowden, Brian, Senior Class Presiden Drama: Spanish Club: Wrestling. Cox, Deonna, Rebel Band: Student Conclui tor. Cox, Kathy, Latin Club: Rebel Spirits. Cramer, Robin, Tennis Team. Crawtord, Steve, Pioneer Statt lReporter FHA. Crites, Barry, FHA. Crump, Charisse, FHA: Rebel Spirits. Cummings, Sharon, Musical: Rebel Spirit FHA: Les Chanteurs. Curtis, Tim, Football: Baseball: Senior Oi Committee: FHA: Sophomore Class Pres dent. Cutright, Marshall, Rodeo Club: Footba Track: Latin Club. Daniel, Diane, FHA: Rebel Spirits: Powda Puff Foolball. aniel, Doug, Baskelball: FCA: Arl Club: Track. aniel, Paffy, FTA lvice pres.l: Oclober Ann: Rebel Spirils: NHS lHis'r.l: DAR Girl. avis, Curlis, Tennis. avis, Debbie, VOE. eane, William, Senior Gill Commillee. enson, Sleve, Wresller. enlon, Belh, Rebel Spirils. enlon, David, FHA. enlon, Marilyn, Band: Orcheslra: Lalin Club. DeVaney, Dennis, NROTC lDrill Team Com- manderl: Dala Processing Club. ' Dickey, Cheryl, Spanish Club: Pep Club: FHA. Dixon, Sharon, Rebel Spirils: Wreslling Spir- ils: Spanish Club: FHA. Dodgen, Kafhy, Wreslling Spirils: Rebel Spirils: Rodeo Club: FHA: Spanish Club. Donaldson, Ronnie, ICT: VICA: Pioneer and Las Memorias Business Slaii. gosler, Kalhy, Rebel Spirils: FHA. uke, Linda, Spanish Club, NHS: Sludenl Council: Tennis: Rebel Spirils. Dunlap, Wall, FHA: Spanish Club: Science Club. gurham, Diane, FHA: HECE. urre'H', Randall, Advanced Science Pro- gram: NROTC. Dyer, Bill, Slage Band: Loading Crew: Band lAss'r. Drum Maiorl: Orcheslra. Easley, Richard, FHA: Wresller. Saslland, Becky, Rebel Spirifs: Wreslling Spirils: VOE lvice pres.l. Eck, David, Teen Jury: Youlh Conference. Eddins, Janice, Band lTreas.l: Orcheslra: Slage Band: All-Region Band. Eldridge, Becky, Rebel Spirils: Wresfling Spirils: FHA. Ellon, Emilie, Rebel Spirils: French Club: Mu- sical: Les Chanleurs. 'mme+'l', Nancy, Rebel Spirils: FHA: Choir. Fmmons, Sco'H'y, FTA: Medics Club: Rebel Spirils. Erdmann, Rosemarlha, Senior Cheerleader: NHS: Rebel Spirils: Senior Favorile Run- L ner-up. tubank, Nilia, Sludenl Council: Rebel Spir- ils: FHA. Evans, Edwin, Band: NROTC. Evans, John, Foolball: Track: FCA: FHA. Faris, Diane, Rebel Spirils: FHA. Farley, Marsha, DECA. Farley, Sandra, DECA. Farren, Kennelh, Wresller: Drama. Farwell, Jana, Les Chanleurs: Rebel Spirils: i NHS: Musical: All-Region Choir. Fauce'l l', Donna, Rebel Spirils: Powder-Puff l Foolball. Fazzan, Dan, DECA. Ferguson, Gary, OEA. Fike, Trena, FHA: Band: FTA: Rebel Spirils. Finch, Gwen, Senior Gill Commillee: Ar'r Club: Spanish Club: FTA: FHA. Finley, Palricia, Rebel Spirils: FHA. Fiore, Tony, Dala Processing Club. leming, Larry, Foolball. oreman, Jaynel, FHA: Rebel Spiril. orkner, Kelly, Band: Slage Band: Orcheslra: Choir: Da+a Processing Club. ousl, Linda, Rebel Spirils: FHA. ranks, Celia, Rebel Spirils: Wreslling Spir- il's: OEA lHis'r.l: Sludenl Council: Senior Banque? Commillee. Frederiksen, Paul, Les Chanleurs lVice Pres.l: Maclrigal Singers. Freehling, Cheryl, Rebel Spirils: FHA: Wres- 'rling Spirils. Fromm, Karan, Rodeo Club: Wreslling Spir- ils: Drug Panel. Gallaway, Sieve, Foolball. Gallegly, Beverly, FHA: Rebel Spirils. Galley, Edwin, FHA lClass Pres.l. Gano, Billy, Wresller. Garre'H', Dave, Les Chanleurs. Gallin, Mike, Rodeo Club: FHA. Genlry, Jan, Rebel Spirils: Senior Banquel Commillee: Wreslling Spirils: Arl Club. George, Ronald, FHA. Gerken, Dan, Baseball: FHA. Gholslon, Terry, NHS lSec.l: Senior Class lVice Presidenll: Debale Team: Sludenl Council: Rebel Spirils. Giddens, Cory, Slage Band: Band. Gilber'l', David, Arl Club: FHA. Gilberl, Larry, Foolbally FCA: FHA: Base- ball. Gish, Barbara, French Club: Senior Day Comm. Orcheslra. Glenn, Karen, DECA. Goodnighl, Debbie, Rebel Spirils: Senior Gif? Commillee: FHA. Graham, Debbie, OEA lSec.l: Powder Puff Foolball: Rebel Spirils. Graham, Gary, Foolball lMgr.j. Granlham, Judy, FHA: Rebel Spirils. Gray, Vickie, Rebel Spirils: Lalin Club. Grundy, Sharla, Rebel Spirils: VOE. Gunn, Janel, OEA: Rebel Spirils. Gulhrie, Don, Wresller: Sludenl Council: NHS: General Reb: Debale Team. Gulhrie, Ginger, Rebel Spirils: THS Acling Ensemble: FHA. Gwyn, Michelle, Rebel Spirils: Les Chan- leurs: Musical: Madrigal Singers. Hail, Judy, VOE: Rebel Spirils. Hales, Ginger, FHA: Rebel Spirils. Hal+er, Larry, Wresller: FHA: Drama: Les Chanleurs. Hamlin, Mike, Pioneer Slafi lCo-Sporls Edi- lorl: Key Club: Speech Club: Oulreach lPres.l: Drama. Hamner, Rhonda, VOE. Hamner, Terry, ICT lSergean+-al-Armsl: Lalin Club. Hamil'l'on, Pam, VOE. Hand, Jacob, Spanish Club: Sludenl Council. Harlley, Vicky, FHA. Harwell, Lily, Rebel Spirils: Sludenl Council: FHA: Powder Puil: Foolball. Hassinger, Mark, Band lPres.l: Orcheslra: Slage Band. Hawkins, Peggy, Les Memorias Slail lFacul+y Edilorl: Spanish Club: Rebel Spirils: Wres- lling Spirils. Hayes, Linda, FHA. Haynes, Deny, Spanish Club: NHS. Hays, Fred, Spanish Club: Speech Club: Texas Youth Conference. Horlon, Nancy, Musical: FHA. Hazelwood, Niki, NHS: Sludenl Council: Dan 81 Ann Commillee: Rebel Spirils. Heck, Kalhy, DECA: Rebel Spirirs. Hegedus, James, Wresller: Senior Banquel Commillee. Henderson, Bill, VICA: Band: Aulo Mechan- ics. Henderson, Gary, Baskefball. Herber, David, Foolball lCapl. and All- Slalel: Baseball lCapl.l: Mr. Tascosa: Jun- ior and Sophomore Favorile: Lalin Club lKingl. Herring, Roger, NHS: Wresller: Fulure Med- ics. Hervey, Mary, NHS: Band: Orcheslra: Les Chanleurs. Hesler, Michele, NHS: Rebel Spirils: Senior Gilil Commillee: OEA. Higgs, Paula, FHA: Rebel Spirirs: Lalin Club: Choir. Higgins, Paula, NHS: Tennis. Hill, Debbie, French Club: Drama: Musical: Rebel Spirils: Les Chanleurs. Hill, Jimmy L., Baskelball: FCA: Senior Ban- quel Comm. Hill, Ka'lhy, Sludenl Council lPres.l: Decem- ber Rebel Ann: Spanish Club: Sludenl Council Slale Delegale. Holland, Eris, NHS: VOE lParliamen+arianl: Senior Giil Commillee: Fulure Medics: Na+'l Meril Commended Sludenl. Holloway, Richard, Cheerleader: Senior Fa- vorile: FCA. Holloway, Suedell, Rebel Spirils: Wreslling Spirils: FHA lTreas.l: Spanish Club. Hol'l', James, Medics Club. Hopson, Missy, Rebel Spirils: Teen Jury: FHA: Spanish Club. Horrell, Sieve, NROTC. Hor'l'ens+ine, Philip, Orcheslra lVice Pres.l. Houchin, Donna, Rebel Spirifs: Wreslling Spirils: Oulreach. House, Pam, Sludenl Council lTreas.l: Senior Day Commiflee lCo-Chairmanl: Na'r'l Meril Semi-linalisl: NHS: Rebel Spirils. House, Rhonda, Sludenl Council: Rebel Spir- ils: Wreslling Spirils. Howard, Curlis, Musical: Les Chanleurs: Drama. Howard, Dennis, Dara Processing Club lSer- geanl-al-Armsl. Howell, Leslie, Orcheslra. ' Hugg, Linda, Rebel Spirils: Arl Club: FHA. Hudson, Barbara, Fulure Medics lPres.l: NHS: Rebel Spirils. lnce, Carla, Arl Club: Rebel Spirils. Ingram, Tom, Baskelball: Baseball: FCA. lrwin, Keifh, Foolball: Baseball: NHS: FCA. lrwin, Lore'H'a, Rebel Spirils: Wreslling Spir- ilsr DECA. lrwin, Tina, Rebel Spirils: Wrestling Spirils: OE lHis+.l. Jacques, Judy, FHA: Senior Gifl' Commil- lee. Jenkins, Dan, Baskelball: FCA: Senior'Day Commillee: Key Club. Johnson, Dale, FHA. Johnson, Dianna, Rodeo Club: Drug Panel: Las Memorias Slaii lPho+ography Co-ordi- nalorl: Wreslling Spirils: Rebel Spirils. Johnson, Haise, Nal l Meri? Commendalion: NHS: Sludenl Council: Debale Team: Mu- sical. Johnson, Kalhy, Rebel Spirils: FHA. Jones, Debbie, NHS: Les Chanleurs: Rebel Spirils: Sludenl Council: Musical. Jones, Jay. Speech Club lPres.l: NHS lVice Pres.l: Senior'Aclivilies Commillee lChair- manl: Debale Team lS+ale Finalisll: Dan of SENIOR CREDITS 27l lhe monlh. Jones, Koy, FFA. Jones, Scolly, Musical: FHA. Jorden, Jay, Pioneer lCo-Edilorl: NHS: Quill 84 Scroll lVice Pres.l: Key Club: Young Americans lor Freedom lCo-Chairmanl. Kachiros, Pele, NROTC lEnsignl. Keller, David, Musical: Choir. Kelly, Charmaine, FHA: Rebel Spirils: Wres- lling Spirils: Senior Gill Commillee: Las Memorias Slall lAclivilies Edilorl. ' Kennedy, Bruce, NROTC. Kennedy, Kevin, Pioneer Slall lEdilorial Edi- lor, Sporls Edilorl: DECA. Kennedy, Lewis, Les Chanleurs. Kidwell, Gayle, Rebel Spirils: Wreslling Spir- ils: Senior Banquel Commillee. Kiihn, Kim, Band: FTA: Arl Club. Kilgore, John, Wreslling. Killins, Palli, Drama: Rebel Spirils: FTA. Killmer, Roberl, All-Region Band: All-Cily Orcheslra: Band lVice Pres.l: Slage Band: Orcheslra. Kindred, Roberl, Band., Koenig, Bill, Varsily Baskelball: FCA. Kolander, Judilh, Band lHead Twirler, Band Oueenl: Lalin Oueen: Soulhern Belle Final- isl: Rebel Spiril Council: Sludenl Council. Koonlz, David, Les Chanleurs: ROTC: Span- ish Club: FHA. Koopman, Cheryl, DECA. Kunkel, Monle, Orcheslra lPres.l: Spanish Club: Science Club. Lampe, Linda, Les Chanleurs: Spanish Club: Senior Day Commillee: Rebel Spirils: Mu- sical. Landers, Cindy, Rebel Spirils: FTA: Spanish Club: FHA: Dala Processing Club. Lane, Barry, DECA. Lane, Gary, Foolball: FCA. Lassiler, Jan, Rebel Spirils: HECE lVice Pres.l: FHA: Nalional Forensics Club: Lalin Club. Law, Mike, Spanish Club: Sen. Gill. Cap and GOWTT. Levick, Mike, Tennis: FHA: Key Club. Lewis, Gary E., Les Chanleurs: Madrigal Singers: ROTC lSlall Ollicer, Comm.l: Spanish Club. Limbaugh, Troy, Baskelball: Baseball: NHS: Sludenl Council: FCA. Linke, Ken, lCT Club. Linn, Linda, Senior Gill Commillee lSec.l: Homeroom Secrelary. Lillon, Daryl, Band: Orcheslra: Slage Band: Lalin Club. Lockharl, Connie, Arl Club lProgram Chair- manl: Spanish Club lPublicily Chairmanl: FHA: Rebel Spirils. Loiewski, Joe, Spanish Club: Texas Youlh Council: Senior Banguel Commillee. Lollar, Dale, Track: Spanish Club: Dala Proc- essing Club: Spanish Club Road Rally Win- Loloiilby, Linda, FHA lPres.l: Rebel Spirils: Wreslling Spirils. Lundegreen, Carmen, OEA: Rebel Spirils. Lyde, Charles, FHA. Mack, Joe, Orcheslra: Spanish Club: Senior Gill Commillee. Mack, Raymond, Band: Baskelball Band: Radio Club.. Maddy, Sleve, Les Chanleurs: Drama: One Acl Play lThe Ugly Ducklingl. Mager, Jell, Track: Rolling Rebels: Tascosa 272 SENIOR CREDITS Youlh Conlerence: FCA. Malone, Kalhleen, FHA lClass Pres.l: Spanish Club: Rebel Spirils. Mannon, Lu Ann, DECA: Rebel Spirils: Span- ish Club: FHA: Wreslling Spirils. Marr, Sheri, Rebel Spirils: FHA. Marlin, Lora, Rebel Spirils: Choir. Mason, Richard, FTA lVice Pres.l: Track: Key Club: FHA. Massey, Lyndon, lCT lTreas.l. Malhis, Rick, Les Chanleurs: Tennis. Meek, Sleve, Les Chanleurs: Conlesl Plays: Musicals. Mendez, Kalhie, VOE. Mercer, Penny, Sludenl Council lChaplainl: Rebel Spirils lCo-Pres.l: Miss Soulhern Belle Finalisl: Senior Day Commillee. Merrill, Debbie, Les Chanleurs: FHA: Rebel Spirils: Musical. Messer, Mike, Wreslling. Mierzwik, Debbie, OEA: FHA. Miller, Kirk, Les Chanleurs: NHS. Miller, Monly, ICT lParliamenlarianl. Minor, Max, Senior Gill Commillee. Miranda, Charles, Radio Club. Milchell, Mark, NROTC: Dala Processing Club. Moore, David, FCA: FHA: Foolball: Base- ball. Moore, Diane, Les Chanleurs: Orcheslra lSec.l: Oulreach: Young Lile. Moore, Fuddy, lCT lSec.l. Moore, Johnny Z., ICT. Monroe, Cameron, DECA lVice Pres.l: Oul- reach. Monroe, Roxane, Rebel Spirils: Les Chan- leurs: DECA. Monlgomery, Emily, Cheerleader: NHS: Slu- denl Council: Pioneer Slall lCo-Clubs Edi- lorl. Moreland, Mark, DECA. Morris, Linda, Arl Club lPres.l: Spanish Club lSec.l: Les Chanleurs: NHS. Morris, Miller, Key Club: NHS. Morlon, Penny, FHA: Les Chanleurs: Rebel Spirils. Moser, Dan, Foolball: FCA lPres.l: December Dan: Sludenl Council: Senior Banquel Commillee. Munn, Debbie, Las Memorias Slall lCelebri- lies Edilorl: Spanish Club lPres.l: NHS: Rebel Spirils. Murphy, Doug, FHA. Myers, Terri, Les Chansans: Rebel Spirils: Powder Pull Foolball: Wreslling Spirils: FHA. McCall, Don, Radio Club lPres.l: Orcheslra: Speech Team. McCarlhey, Valerie, Rebel Spirils: FHA lVice Pres.l: Sludenl Council: Senior Gill Commillee lChairmanl: Les Chanleurs. McDaniel, Sid, FHA. ' Mclnlosh, Lance, DECA. McKinzie, Karen, Sludenl Council: Senior Banquel Commillee. McLaughlin, Charla, Rebel Spirils: Wreslling Spirils: VOE. McClellon, Tom, Radio Club: Choir. McMahon, Joe, Foolball: Baskelball: Rodeo Club: Drug Panel. McMicken, Pam, Rebel Spirils: FTA: Texas Youlh Conlerence: Teen Jury: Powder Pull Foolball. McMurry, Debby, Tennis: Wreslling Spirils. McNeil, Kalhy, Les Chanleurs: Lalin Clul: FHA: Rebel Spirils. McReynolds, Melody, OEA. Neie, Mike, FHA: Senior Banquel Commi- lee. Nelson, Jim, Slage Band: Band: Loadin Crew. Norman, Jerry, Sludenl Council: Cryslal Ba Commillee lChairmanl: Track. Owen, Pam, Musical: Les Chanleurs: NHS Rebel Spirils: Senior Gill Commillee. Palmer, Cindy, Spanish Club: FHA: Rebe Spirils. Parge, Kenl, Baseball: Senior Day Commil lee: Band: Slage Band. Parra, Tim, Sludenl Council. Pallerson, Pally, Rebel Spirils: Musica Cryslal Ball Commillee: Oulreach. Pallerson, Vickye, Rebel Spirils: FHA lSec.l Peek, Larry, Tennis. Pena, Mike, Foolball: Track. Perdue, Nancy, Las Memorias Slall lEdilor FHA. Perkins, Rhonda, DECA lPres.l: Sluder Council: NHS: Rebel Spirils: Wresllin Spirils. Perry, Richard, NHS: Senior Banguel Con' millee: Slage Band: Band. . Personius, Alla, ,Rebel Spirils: FHA: Dal Processing Club. l Pelropoulos, Judy, Dala Processing Clull Rebel Spirils: Spanish Club: FHA: FTA., Pleil, Debbie, Dala Processing Club: Fulur Medics: Band. Pickard, Suzanne, Senior Day Commille Rebel Spirils: Young Lile: French CluB Musical. Pickens, Pam, Rebel Spirils: Young Lile FHA. Pierce, Charlie, Baskelball: Baseball. Pike, Dana, FHA. Pike, Scoll, Baskelball: Foolball: Spanis Club: Track: Key Club. Pike, Susan, FHA. Pilkinlon, Roberl, Les Chanleurs: Slage Mai ager. Pillsbury, Tim, Radio Club lSec.-Treas.l: Fi lure Medics lSec.-Treas.l. Pinkslon, Pally, Pioneer Slall lCo-News Ed lorl: Cheerleader: NHS: January Ani Lalin Club. Poindexler, Kalie, NHS: Rebel Spirils. Porler, Brenda, Speech Club: Band: Orche lra: Les Chanleurs: NHS. Poslmon, Bob, Rodeo Club: Medics Club. Powell, Becky, Rebel Spirils: Musical. Price, Ann, OEA lPres.l: Rebel Spirils: Span ish Club lPublicily Chairmanl: Senior Gi Commillee. Price, Beckie, Sludenl Council lCorres. Sec. NHS: Rebel Spirils: Tennis: Wresllir Spirils. Price, Doug, Les Chanleurs: Musical: FHA. Puckell, Charles, NHS: Lalin Club: Senii Gill Commillee. Pye, Randy, Track: NROTC Drill Team: Spa ish Club. Ralslon, Cora, FHA. Rankin, Gaylon, NROTC lDrill Team, Ril Teaml. Rayburn, Jim, VICA: Spanish Club: Bani ICT. Redlern, Mark, Foolball: Baseball: Lal Club: Science Club. eed, Kafhy, Band: NHS: Rebel Spirifs: Spanish Club. eed, Keifh, FHA. eese, Barbara, Les Chanfeurs: Rebel Spirifs. enegar, Sharon, Spanish Club: FTA. ice, Nick, Tascosa Youfh Conference. ichards, Kirk, FHA: Las Memorias and Pi- ! oneer lBusiness Sfaffl. ichey, Roberf, FHA: Tennis Team. lichmond, Karon, Rebel Spirifs: Arf Club: , Spanish Club: Wresfling Spirifs: Sfudenf I Council. Ioach, Gay, Key Club: Radio Club lSec.l: I NHS: Orchesfra. leach, Max, FHA: Spanish Club. .obberson, Joe, FHA. Loberfs, Barbara, Dafa Processing Club. Loberfs, Diane, FHA. loberfs, Randy, Wresfling: Senior Giff Com- miffee, loberfson, Floyd, Baseball: NHS. loberfson, Gail, Pioneer lCo-Edifor in Chief and Acfiyifies Ediforl: Sfudenf Council: I NHS: Quill and Scroll lSec.l: Crysfal Ball Cafeferia Commiffee Chairman. loberfson, Laurel, Quill and Scroll IPres.l: Pi- oneer llidiforials Ediforl. lollen, Roberf, Varsify Foofball: Sfudenf Council: FCA. lomer, Donald, Rodeo Club IVice Pres.l. loss, Brad, Track. losser, Roberf, Wresfling. ludd, Pafsy, Spanish Club: FHA. lussell, Chris, Wresfling. iaddoris, Nancy, Les Chanfeurs: FHA. iampson, Barbara, Texas Youfh Conference lSec.-Treas.l: Teen Jury: Les Chanfeurs: Rebel Spirifs. ianders, Teri, FHA. iavage, Monfy, FHA lCIass Pres.l. Scarbrough, Lary, Lafin Club. Schenk, Arfhur, VICA lPres.l. - Schroder, Craig, Key Club lPres.l: Sfudenf Council: Baseball lMgr.l: Les Chanfeurs: Science Club. Scivally, Mary, Band lSec.l: Orchesfra: Rebel I Spirifs: Musical. Seale, David, Foofball: Wresfler: Arf Club lVice Pres.l. Self, Keifh, NHS: Baskefball: Spanish Club. Shapiro, Susan, Orchesfra: Medics Club. Shawharf, Don, Baseball. Sheldon, Jeff, Wresfler: Les Chanfeurs: Spanish Club. Sherrod, Lynne, Spanish Club: FTA. Sides, Sandy, Band lLibrarianl: Orchesfra: Rebel Spirifs: Spanish Club. kinner, Ken, Spanish Club. kipworfh, Drew, VICA lReporferl. mifh, Dennis, Sfudenf Council lVice Pres.l: FCA lOfficerl: Track: Boys Sfafe: Who's Who in American High School. mifh, James C., VICA lPres.l. mifh, Marsha, FHA. mifh, Sharon, Spanish Club: Rebel Spirifs. mifh, Sfeve, FHA lReporferl: Track: Foof- ball. Snead, Larry, Lafin Club: Golf Team: Arf Club. Snider, Kafhryn, FHA lCIass Pres.l: Orches- fra lTreas., Librarianl. Soloman, Karen, Rebel Spirifs: NHS: Les Chanfeurs. SoRelle, Vickie, FHA: GAA. Sparks, Elane, Les Chanfeurs: Spanish Club. Spencer, Scoff, Foofballz Arf Club. Spradlin, Mark, Baskefball. Spring, Susan, Sfudenf Council: NHS: Drama Workshop: Musical. Sfaggs, Ronnie, Baffalion Supply Officer, ROTC. Sfanley, Connie, Rebel Spirifs. Sfephens, Rhonda, DECA lSec.l: FHA: DECA Sfudenf of Monfh. Sfephenson, Polly, FTA: Spanish Club: NHS. Sferquell, Sfeve, Cheerleader: Golf Team: Sfudenf Council: Senior Day Commiffee: FHA: Speech Team. Sfevens, Lisa, FHA: Choir. Sfevens, Scoff, Key Club: Golf Team: Senior Giff Commiffee: Speech Team. Sfill, Dan, FHA. Sf. John, Sandy, Miss Tascosa: Firsf Runner- up for Soufhern Belle: Les Chanfeur lQueen, Sec.l: Key Club Sweefhearf: VOF lPres.l. Sfoddard, Mike, FHA. Sfraffon, Mary, Rebel Spirifs: Arf Club lSec.l: Teen Jury. Sfringer, Kennefh, DECA: Lafin Club. Sfrong, Dorofhy, FHA. Sfronkowski, Susan, FHA. Sullivan, Sheri, Les Chanfeurs: Rebel Spirifs: Musical: Drama: Las Memorias Sfaff lSenl ior Ediforl. Sumner, Ricky, Dafa Processing Club. Sufferfield, Lonny, Les Chansons: FHA: NROTC Plafoon Leader. Swindell, Jack, DECA Sfudenf of Monfh: Oufreach. Tanner, Susan, Rebel Spirifs. Tarpley, Clay, NHS. Taylor, Karen, Oufreach: Rebel Spirifs: FTA: Spanish Club. Teague, Befh, Speech Club. Terrill, Sarah, Sfudenf Council: Arf Club: Las Memorias and Pioneer Phofographer. Terwilliger, Peggy, Texas Youfh Conference: NHS: Las Memorias Sfaff lAcademic Life Ediforl: Rebel Spirifs: FHA. Tipfon, Dayle, Foofball lCapf.l: FHA lPres.l: FCA: Baseball: Mr. Howdy. Tiernagel, Scoff, Track: Foofball: Key Club: Tascosa Dan: FCA. Toller, Larry, Oufreach. Towensend, Bill, Foofball: Rodeo Club: Sen- ior Banquef Commiffee: Drug Panel. Truman, Debbie, Rebel Spirifs. Turner, Cindy, Les Chansans. Vanderwilf, Jon, Foofball: Les Chanfeurs: Senior Day Commiffee: FCA: Sfage Crew. Verno, Cheryl, Les Chanfeurs. Vroom, Sandy, Sfudenf Council: Rebel Spir- ifs: Tennis. Wade, Peggy, Sfudenf Council: Wresfling Spirifs: Rebel Spirifs: Spanish Club: VOF. Wakefield, Rocky, VICA lTreas.l. Waldo, David, VICA. Walker, Jan, Rebel Spirifs. Walker, Terry, Sfudenf Council. Wallace, Chris, Rebel Spirifs, Les Chanfeurs. Wallace, Paula, Rebel Spirifs: Powder Puff Foofballg Senior Giff Commiffee. ' Walsh, Bruce, Wresfling. Walsh, Mellanie, Musical: Speech Club. Warr, Don, FHA. Wafkins, Gail, Les Chanfeurs: Rebel Spirifs: Dafa Processing Club. Webb, Carol, DECA: Rebel Spirifs: Wres' fling Spirifs. Webb, David, Lafin Club: Top Ten Commif- fee: Foofball: Track. Webb, Debbie, DFCA: FHA. Weeks, Debbie, Rebel Spirifs: OEA lOffi- cerl: Powder Puff Foofball: WresfIingiSpir- ifs: Rodeo Club. Weeks, Dyrika, Rebel Spirifs: Rodeo Club: VOE. Wesf, Judy, Dafa Processing Club: FHA: - Rebel Spirifs. Wesfon, Brenda, DECA lTreas.l: Rebel Spir- ifs. Whafley, Cafhy, VOE. Wheeler, Ronald, Band. Whifaker, Neil, NHS: Key Club lSec.l: Sfu- denf Council: Senior Giff Commiffee. Wickham, Sharon, NHS: Sfudenf Council: Rebel Spirifs: Les Chanfeurs: Sfage Crew. Williams, Alan, Golf Team. Williams, Marsha, Wresfling Spirifs: Rodeo Club: Drug Panel. Willingham, David, FHA: ICT. Wilson, Brad, Sfudenf Council: NHS: Tennis, Top Ten Commiffee. Wilson, Jennifer, Dafa Processing Club: NHS: Fufure Medics: Rebel Spirifs: Sfu- denf Council. Wilson, Joe Carl, Wresfler. Wilson, Marcia, Les Chanfeurs: Rebel Spirifs: Oufreach. Wilson, Paul, Wresfler, Senior Giff Commif- fee: FHA: Drama Club. Wilson, Ralph, Sfudenf Council: Hi-Y Club: Science Club lVice Pres.l: Spanish Club lTreas.l. Winfield, Dale, Arf Club lPres.l: Wresfler: FHA. Wingfield, Gay, NHS: Rebel Spirifs: FTA: OEA lSec.l: Oufreach. Wingfield, Kay, NHS: Oufreach: FTA: Rebel Spirifs: Spanish Club. Wissler, Carol, Spanish Club lVice Pres.l: Rebel Spirifs: Wresfling Spirifs: Sfudenf Council. Wixom, Janef, Rebel Spirifs: Dafa Processing Club. Wolfe, Jon, VICA. Wolfe, Pauleffe, Rebel Spirifsg OEA lReporf- erl: Wresfling Spirifs. Woodard, Brenda, Rebel Spirifs: FHA ICIass Pres.l. Woodward, Jenelle, Oufreach: Rebel Spirifs: FHA: Dafa Processing Club. Woodard, Sfeve, VICA. Wooldridge, Danny, Spanish Club: Drama Club: NROTC. Yocum, Darlene, FHA. York, Roddy, DECA. Zienfek, Odile, NHS: French Club: Senior Day Commiffee: Rebel Spirifs: Lafin Club. SENIOR CREDITS 273 Alexander, Belly lSr . . . Barnes, Jody ...,... 274 INDEX A- I -Eleclric ............... Abrahamson, Debbie lJrl Abrahamson, Dick lJrl ...... Academic Life ........ Aclon, Bill lJrl ..' ...... ... Acrey, Richard lSophl ...... Acufl, Paul lSophl ..... Adams, Karen lSophl ..,.... Adams, Leon Roberl lSrl Adams, Roberl C. lSophl Adamson, John lJrl ........ Adcock, Belh lSophl. .. Adkins, Denise lSrl ..... ....246 ....204 .2I4, 77 ,......34-55 .204, I36 ....222 ....222 .222, 79 ....I80 ,...222 .204, 77 ....222 .I80, 47 Adminislralion ............. I70-I7I Adminislralive Assislanl .... I7I Adlong, Rosemary lSrl ....... I80, 45 Adverlising ............... 238-265 Agnew, Spiro T ................. 33 Ainsworlh, Cynlhia lJrl ..... Alberlson, Jeri lSophl .. I .I80, I8I, 92 Alberlson, Kris lSr .... ....204 ....222 I23, I25 I ........ I80 Allord, Nellanne lSophl . Allen, Diana lSophl ......... 222, 72 Allen, Pam lSrl ....... I80 Allison, Rila lJr .,..... Allred, Beverly lSrl ....,... I80, 78, 4 Allslon, Glenda lJrl ........, 204, 30 Allsman, Kaye lSrl. . . I80, 7I, 72, 286 ........222 I ......... 92 92, 79 Alvoord, Keilh ....,..,,,...... 222 Alward, Gloria lSophl ....... 222, 79 Amarillo Packing Co ,.......... 257 Amarillo Consumer Credil Assoc. . . American Field Service Sludenl , . I I9 Amick, Vivian lJrl ,..204, 80, 286, 92 Anderson, Robyn lSoph I ....,... 222 ,....,...iao Anderson, Rickie lSrl ., Annell, Clarence lSrl ...... I25, I80, I20, 92 Annual Slalf .........,...... 82, 83 Anlhony, Cindy lSophl Anlhony, Shelley Ann lSrl ...I80, I02 ........,222 84, I79 ......,,222 Archer, Elizabelh lSophl Archer, Melinda lJrl .... 204, 92, I64 Archer, Susan lSrl ...... I80, 286, 82 Armslrong, Beckie lSophl ....... 222 Armslrong, Eileene lSrl ......... I80' Armslrong, Kim lJrl ,........... 204 General Index Arlhur, Denney lJrl ... .........204 Arlislic School ol Hairdressing . . .25I Ash, Cindy lSophl .... Asher, Lora lJrl ......, Ashbey, Sleve lSrl . . . .........222 ......204 ........I80 ASKCO ,..........,.......... 26I Ashworlh, Anne lSrl .. Assislanl Principal .... Ashworlh, Roberli ..... Ashmead, Eugene .... Alkinson, Vicki lSrl .... Alhlelics .......... Aull, Debbie lJrl ...,. Aull, Deedee lSrl ,..,. Aull, Jim lSophl ,..... Auslin Funeral Chappel Aulo Mechanics ...... Aulry, Bruce lJrl ....., Aulry, George lclrl .... Babb, Susan lclrl ...... Bablash, Jeffery lSophl Bachus, Barbara lSophl Bacon, David lJrl ..,.. Badgell, Barbara lSrl .. .I80, 77, 87 ...I70, I7I ........,I70 ....46, I74 I80, I84, 24 ....I30-I67 ....204, 92 .........I80 .........222 ...,.....254 .....46 ....204 ...,,92 ....204 ....204 .... 2221 ....,....204 .........I80 Badgell, Becky lSophl .... 222, 53, 85 Baer, Deneice ........ I80, 92, 50, 5I Bailey, Jo lJrl .......... 72,286,204 Bailey, Karen lSrl .,..... I80, I20, 92 Bailey, Ken lSrl .,,............. I80 Baker, Elaine lSophl ............ 222 Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Baker Mark lSrl , . Pam lSrl . . . Richard lSrl Shelley IJrl Sleve lSrl. . Balch, Becky lSophl ... Bales, Debbie lSrl .... Ballour, Cherry lSrl ... Balfour, Janice lSrl .... Ballou, David lJrl ... Band ............... Bandy, Janel lSophl . .. Tom lSrl ,... I 80, ....I80, 77 .,..65, I80 I6I, I80, 98 99, I60, I6I 92, I22 ....222, 79 ........I8I .I8I, 77,92 ....222, 79 ......204 ....70-73 ...222, I64- Bannisler, Jon lSophl . . .222, I57, I54 Banks, Lee lSophl ,..... Barber, Mike lSophl .... Barber, Mike lSophl . .. Barlow, Kim lJrl .... Barnes, Debbie lJrl ,,. ........222 ....222 .......222 ,...204, 46 ....204, 78 .....28 .....77 Armslrong, Terry lSophl ..... 222, 72 Armslrong, William ...,, ..... 2 22 Arney, Carole lSrl .... ...I80, 4 Arney, Liz lSophl ..... .... 2 22 Arranl, Neal lJrl ........ .... 2 04 Arringlon, Carla lJrl ,... .,,. 2 04 Arl Club ............ ..... 8 4 Barnes, Terry .,... Barrell, Rick lJrl ..... .... 7 7, 54 Barrick, Bruce lSophl ..... ,... 2 22 Barringlon, David lSophl ........ 222 Barringlon, Larry lSrl .......... ' I8I Barllow, Freda Mrs. lSTaTTl ...... I78 Barron, Brenda lSophl .......... 22. Barlon, Teresa lSophl ..., 222, 55, 61 Baskelball ................ I44, I5' Balchelor, Melody lJrl .......... 201 Bauman, Palli lSrl .,....... I8I, 281 Bauman, Roberl, Jr. lSrl ..... I8I, 91 Beasley, Linda lJrl .......... 204, 71 Beauregarde, Dean lJrl ......... 201 Beavers, Mike lJrl .......... 204, 26! Beck, Linda lJrl ....... ..., 2 04, 7' Beckell, Clark lJrl ......,.. 204, I5' Beckell, William lSophl ......... 221 Beckham, Karen lJrl ..... 204, 286, 81 Beebe, Calhy lJrl ..........,... 201 Beebe Lumber Co .. Beene, Buddy lSrl ..... ,......25 ....I8I,71 Begey, Joe lJrl ................ 201 Belchell, George lSophl .... 222, 25f Belchell, Jana lSrl ............. I8 Bell, Jana lJrl ..... . ............ 201 Bell, Wanda lSrl ..,...... l8I, 77, 91 Bennell, Cheri lSrl ............. I8 Bellah, Benny lSophl ............ 221 Bellah, Sherry lSrl ..... Benn, John lSophl ....... Benson, Douglas lSophl ......... 221 Benlley, Judy lSrl ........... I8I, 91 Benlon, Debbie lSrl ... ..... . . I8 Benlon, Janie lSophl ........... 221 Bibby, Gayla lSophl ...... 222, 76, 7' Biggers, Blair lSophl ......,. 222, I41 Biggers, Curl lJrl ..... ....... 2 01 Biggs, John lSrl .... ..... I 8I, I34 Biggs, Janel lSophl ............ 221 Bilderback, Leslie lJrl ........... 201 Bingham, Lula Mrs. lS+alfl ....... I7l Binnion, Doug lSophl ....,...... 221 Binnion, Lynn lSrl ........... I8I, 95 Bird, Doug isfi ........,. lei, 72,91 Bird, John lSophl ... ...... 222, 71 22' ....I8 ...,I51 Bird, Liz lSophl .,,. ....... 1 Bird, Sleve IJ rl .... ..... 2 01 Birge, Palsy .......... ....... I 71 Bishop, Becky lJrl ......,... 204, 241 Billman, Claudia lSophl ......... 221 Black, Clara lSophl ............, 221 Black, Debbi Lyn lSrl ....... I8I, II1 Black, Mary .,............. I72, I3I Black, Sherry lSophl ............ 221 Blackburn, Wyall lJrl . .204, I64, 24l Blackwell, Pam lSophl ........ 222, 7C Blades, John lSophl ......... 222, 71 Blair, Robin lSophl ........, 223, I4f Blake, Randy lSophl ............ 221 Bland, Marlha lSrl .... I8I, 9I, 44, 91 Blessen, Ivon lJrl ............ 204, 91 Blue, Jan lJrl .................. 201 Blumer, Melanie lSrl ..I8I, 77, 86, 6C Boggs, Gary lJrl .........,..... 201 Bogue, Frank Allan lSrl ........., 86 Boone, Bobby ..... ......... 3 I Bonifield, Sam Url Bordelon, Bob lSrl Borger, Robin lSrl ..,..I82, I63, I67 ..........I82,44 .....204,92 Bolt Debbie Url rourn, Terry ............... 79, 223 Brown, Nancy Url .... ......... 2 05 Brown, Richard Url .,.....,..... I62 Brown, Rober+ lSophl .... 223, 72, I57 Brown, Sreve Url .........,,... 205 Brown, Suzanne Url .,.......... 205 Brown, Ted lSophl .... ..... 2 23 Brown, Virgil ......... ....... I 74 Campbell, Kim lSrl ...... I82, 7I, 72 Campbell, Louise lSophl 224 Campbell, Mike ........... I-83, 265 Campbell, Roxanne Url ..,..,... 206 Camlield, David ........... I47, Can'rweII, Greg lSophl . I74 .,.......224 Bowen, Ann lSophl. .. 223, 85, I64 Bowen, Denise lSrl ,.,,...,,,... I82 n lSophl ..223 I57 Bowers, J effe ry Le Bowers, Kim lSophl ......... 223, 79 Bowlin, Debbie lSophl ,.......... 79 Bowling, Delinda lSrl ........... I82 Brownlee, Kay Url , . . Bruce, Danny Url .... Bruce, David U rl ...,.. ,,,.205, 72 ....205, I9 .,...205 .........,26O Bruner, Woody lSrl . . .2 ...... I82, 77, Brundige, Ragenia U rl II6, II7 Capilal Elecfronics .... ..... 2 59 Carder, Debbie Url .... ..... 2 06 Carey, Pam ISophl ...,.. ..... 2 24 CarI+on, Marc ................. 224 ........224 Carnahan, Cindy lSophl Carr, Roberl Url ......... . . .206 Carr, Sheryl Url ....... ..... 2 DI , Jan lSophl ....... Bundy, Alma .........,........ I72 Box, Lynelle lSrl .,.., I82, 2I, I I4, 7 Boyell, Bobby lSophl ........... 223 Boyle, I'IoIly lSrl ............... I82 Boyle, Terry lSophl ............. 223 Brayboy, Bill Url ............ 204, 77 Brayboy, Pa+ricia lSrl ........... I82 Bramblell, Dale Url .... ..... 2 04 Bramblefl, Gail Url .,.. ...,, 2 04 Brands, Colleen lSrl .... ..... I 82 Brands, CaI'hIeen ............... 79 Brands, Kalhleen lSophl ......... 223 Branum, Becky lSophl .... ..... 2 23 Bryanl, Bob lSophl ......... 223, I43 Byranr Coach David ....... I64, I74 Bryam' Pam Url ...... ....... 2 05 Bryam' Raymond lSrl .... ,,,.. I 82 Bryanr, Sleve Url .............. 205 Brant Wayne Url ........... 205, 72 Buchanan, Gerald lSophl ........ 223 Buckholl, Kenny lSrl ,...,....... I82 Buckley, Debbie lSophl ...... 223, 79 Budd, Tommy Url ........... 85, 265 Bufkin, Marilyn lSrl .,.... ..... I 82 Carroll Carler, Carler, Carler, Carfer, CarI'er, Carlhe Carfwr Carlwr Carver Carver Carver , Julie lSrl .,.. Cindy Url ,.. Ki+ Url ...... Mary Rufh .... Renee lSophl ,. Winn l5rl ...,. I, Debbie lSophl ighl, David lSrl . ighl, Jon Url , .. , Brad lSrl .......... I83, .....I8c .....206 .....206 .....I74 .....224 ,,,.,....I64 .........224 .....I83 .........206 I65 , Diana Lynn Url ......... 206 ......224 Branum, Jan lSrl ....,.. ..... I 82 Brashears, Chris Url . . Brashears, Greg lSrl . . ..........204 ..........I82 sraud+, Bill Isrl ....... I82, 7I, 72, 77 Braudr, Tommy lSophl .......,.. 223 Bray, Dale lSrl ,...... ..........I82 Brazel, Debbie Url .......... 205, 92 Brecheen, David lSophl . . .223, 7I, 72 Bremer, Jan lSrl ........... I82, 286 Bresnahlan, Ralph lSophl .... I43, 257 Brewer, Cheryl lSrl ..I82, 27, 92, 260 Brewer, Debbie lSrl ............. 4I Brewer, Dennis Url . . . Brewsfer, Mindy Url . Brewlon, David lSophl ......205, I36 ....205, 77, 96 .......223,72 .......205 Bural, Cynfhia Ann lSophl .... 223, 72 r Burge, Debbie U l ... Burge, George lSIaIIl Burgess, Linda lSrl ... ..........206 .........,I78 .......I82,77 Burge+, Mark Url ..... 206, I33, I36, 37, 92 Burk, Jim lSophl ............ 85, 265 Burk, Nan lSophl ............... 223 Burkell, Joanna lSrl ..... I82, I I5, 89 Burkell, Randy lSophl ...... 223, I56 I57, I54 Burkman, Gary Url. .. Burks, David lSophl. .. ......,206,92 ..........223 Burnerl, Blaine Regan Url ...206, I36 Burns, Donny lSophl .. I82, 84, 92 Carver, Priscilla Url .,,.,. 206, 92, 89 Cary, Caryl Url ........... 206, 208 CaI'e, Larry Url ......, Cauley, Pal Url ........ Cauley, Paul Url ............... 206 Caywood, Heidi ISophl .......,. 224 Cazzel, Rhonda Url ,..... 206, 77, 92 Celebrilies ............... I00, I29 Champeau, Beverly Jean Url .... 206 Chandler, Joyce lSrl ..... I83, 77, 79 Chaplin, Dave lSophl ............ 78 Chapman, Dale lSophl .........., 72 Chapman, Larry lSrl I83, I60, I6I, 92 Cheerleaders .....,........... I I7 Cherry, Debbie lSophl .,..... 224, 72 Chesire, Ross Url. .206, I36, I5I, I53 ..,,,206 ..,.A2O6 Cain, Mike Url ...,,.........,. 206 Bridges, David Url ..... Bridges, Mike lSrl .... .... I 82, I36 Brierly, Sybal .................. I74 Brigance, Kenl IISophl .......... 223 Briggs, Carhy ISophl ........ 223, 55 Brinkley, Ken .......... I57, I54, I74 BriH, Paula lSophl .............. 223 BriHain, John Url .........,.... 205 Bri+'rain, Melinda lSrl ......., I82, 92 BriHain, Robby lSrl ..... I82, 288, I5 Bri'r'ren, Wendell Url ............ 205 Broaddus, Tommy lSophl .....,,, 223 Brooks, Sue lSrl ..,..,... I82, 72, 89 Brooks, Teresa Url .......,.,... 205 Burns, Roma lSrl ..... Burlon, David Url ..,. ........ 2 06 Burlz, Marla Url .... X . .... 206, 78 Business Depf. ..... ..... 4 O, 45 BuI'Ier, Jerrilyn .... ..... I 82 Buller, Jessie ........ ..,,... 2 23 Buller, Page lSophl .... , . . .223, I64 Buller, Sandy lSophl ...,...,.... 223 Bulrum, Barbara lSophl ,........ 223 Byers, Trudy Url .,............. 206 Byrd, JoAnn ............... 50, I74 Caballero, Freda ,. ........ I0 Cafeleria Sralf ..,, .......... I 78 ChesI'nuI, David lSrl ......... I83, I I Chevalier, Paula Url ............ 206 Choir ....,..,.,....,....... 76, 79 Chrisfal William Mike Url .... 206. 77 Chrisirian, Dallas ............... I74 nson, Tia lSrl .... I83, I9I, 78 Chrysler, Mike lSophl ,....,..... 224 Circle N. Appliance ............ 224 Clark, AI lSrl ........... I83, 92, 89 Chrisle Clark, Brenda Url .... ...206, 78 Clark, G.I-I ........ ....., I 74 Clark, Carol Mrs ..,.. ...42, I74 Clark, Toney ISrl .........,, 42, I74 Brown, Debby Url ..,....... 205, I8 Brown, Dennis lSophl ....... 223, I42 Brown, Frank lSophl . . .......223 Brown, I-Ioberl lSophl ,..... 223, I54 Brown, Lisa lSophl ...,......... 223 Brown, Lynelfe ...... ........,.I74 Brown, Mike Url ....... I82, 205, 7I, 72, 89 Brown, Mike lSrl ..... ..... I 36 I34, I36 Cairns, Sreve Url ...... 206, Callahan, Bob ....... ,.....223, I42 Callahan, Debbie lSophl Callaway, Joey lSophl Camden, Tommy lSrl. .,,..223, 72 ,.........224 ......I82,I62 Cameron, Carol D. lSophl .,..... 224 Cameron, Rebecca Url ...... 206, 92 Camp, Blair ISophl . .. Campbell, Gary C. lSr ..........224 J ......... I82 I I5 I I5 CIay+on, Sfeve AHS ..... ' ....... 95 Clemenrs, Joe lSophl .......,.,. 224 Clemenls, Ronnie lSophl ..... 224, 78 Click, Randall Url .......... 206, I36 Claughron, Nancy lSrl ...... I83, Claylon, Lisa lSrl . . I83, I04, I09, Cline, Mary .........., ....... I 72 Clubs ................. . l .... 99 Coberly, Sherry lSophl .......,.. 224 INDEX 275 Dillon, Kalhy IJrl ... ....I78 Dralling ...,...... . Davis Carpel ......... Dunn, Margarer ISophl .. Dyer, Bill Isfy .,... iss, 71, 72, 92, 89 276 INDEX Cobb, David IJrl .... ..., I 83, 92 Cobb, Dena ISrI ,...... .... I 83, 92 Coca-Cola Bollling Co. . . .... .254 Colberl's .........,........... 252 Cole, Chrislopher IJrl ....... 206, 89 Coleman, Eugene .............. I74 Coleman, I-loward ISophI ......, 225 Coleman, Palricia ISophl ........ 224 Cox, Charles ISophI .... Cox, Don ........... Cox, Deonna ISrI .... Cox, Gina ISophI ....., Cox, George l.arry ISrl . . Cox, Kalhy ISrl ......... Cuellar, Cynlhia ISophl .. Cuellar, Dian IJrI .....,. Coley, Barbara ISophl ....... 224, 72 Coley, Coley, Cowen Collins Collins , Frances ISrl . .. , Greg IJrI .... Jim IJrl ....,. Tim ISrl ...... Pally IJrl ........ .....206 ...I83, 77 ...206, 77 I83,7l,72 ......206 ....,.I74 Colson, John .....,., Colverl, Caren IJrl ...... 206, 92, 66 Comer, Ken ISophl ............, 224 Comer, Rex IJrI ..... ....... 2 06 Conkling, Ann IJrl .... Conkling, Mary ISophl . .. Connelly, Ronnie IJrI ..., Conrinenlal 'Irailways .... .....206 .....225 .....206 ,....24I Cook, Cook, Cook, Judy ISophI .... Karen ISophl ... . Mike ............. .....224 ......224 .....,.96 Cook, Mike ISrI ...... I83, 97, I I Cook, Randy ISophl ........ 224, I42 Cook, Ricky ISrI ..... .,.... I 83 Cook, Sleve ISrl ..... ...... I 83 Cook, Troy ISophI .... .... 2 24, 38 Cooper, Jackie ISrI ... .... .I83 Coral Gas and Oil .... .,.26l Corder, Vivian ISophl ... ...225 Cornelius, Becky ISrl ..... ...I83 ,...,206 Corder, Erank IJrl ..... Cosper, Sleve IJrI .... ....... 2 06 Couller, Scoll ISophl ....... 225, I42 Council, Sharon ...... ..... I 84 Counselors ............ ...I73 Courlney, Dennis IJrl .... ...206 Courlney, Scoll E. ISrl ........., I84 Cowan, Jan ISrI ......,,.... I84, 44 Cowden, Brian ISrI ,.,... I8I, I84, 87 Cowden, Craig Monlague ISophl ..,. 225 ,I42 Cowling, Ronald ISrl .........,. I84 Cox, Donald ISrl .......... .,... 7 Cox, Deonna ...,.......,....... 72 Crablree, Michele ISophl ....... 225 Craig, Linda IJrI .... 206, 55, 60, I64 Cramer, Robin ................ I84 Crawlord, Genevieve ISlal'lI ..... I78 Crawlord, I-lenry ............,. I74 Crawlorcl, Mike IJrI .... 206, I36, l4l Crawford, Sreve IJ rl Criles, Barry ISrI ...... ....... I 84 Criles, Mike ISophI .......I84,l42 ,.. .... .225 ....225 ....I84 ....I84 ....225 ....I84 .,..I84 ....225 ,...206 Culvahouse, Cynlhia IJrI . Cummings, Jennifer ISophl Cummings, Sharon ISrl ...... I84, 77 Cunningham, Glenn ISophl ..225, I57 Cunningham, Paula IS OPIWI Cunningham, Sue ISophl .... Cundill, Tommy ISrI ........ Curl, Charles C. ISophl ..... Curphey, Chris IJrI ........ Curlis, Tim ISrI ....... .... Cuslom Trophy ...., Cuslodians ........ Culrighr, Marshall ISrl Dala, Mrs. Georgelle Dalman, Mike ISophl Daniel, Debbie A. ISophI. .. Daniel, Diane ISrI .......... Daniel, Doug ISrl ... Daniel, Jim ISophl .. .207 225 .,..225, 72,79 .225,72 ....I84 ...,225 I54 I36 207 I84, ....259 .I84,5I .54,I74 ....225 .225,258 .I84,79 ,...I85 ....225 Daniel, Pally ISrI .... I85, 77, I05, 92 Dala Processing ....,........ 40, 4l Daugherly, Carl ISophl ..,...... 225 Davidson, Janel IJrI ..207, 7l, 72, 89 Davidson, Randall ISophI ......... 78 Davidson, Shirley IJrI ........ 207, 92 Davidson, Susan ISophI ..... 225 Davis, Debbie ISrI .... Davis, Guy ISrI ...... Davis, Joanne IJrl .... Davis, LaNi+a IJrI .... Daws Daws on, Roy ISophI ...... on, Cindy ISophI .... Dawson, Neil IJrl ...... Day, l.oIei ...,...... Dean, David ISophI .... Dean ol Girls ............. Dean DeArmond, Roberla e, Willie ISrI .. Dealon, Debbie IJrI Deaver, Boyd IJrl . . Deav er, Diane IJrl ...,..... icsgghj. . Cross, Sammy ISrI .... .... I 84 Cross, Tom IJrI ..... .... 2 06 Crow, Anne IJrl ............... 206 Crow, Mike ISrI .....,.......... 78 Crump, Dawn Charisse ISrl ...... I84 Crump, Rhonda IJrI ............ 206 Crump, Seri ISophl. ....225 Debenporl, Dan ISrI ........ Dislribulive Educalion Clubs .,..258 ....I85 ....I85 ....207 ....207 ..,.I2I ,,,.225 ....207 ,...I85 ..,.225 ....I7I l65 I85 ....225 .,..207 ....207 ....207 ....I85 ol America ............... 64, 65 Deckard, Georgeanna ISophI .,.. 225 Deckard, Tom ISrl. .. Decker, Mil'ch IJrI . . Deen, Holly ISophl ,. DeGrass, Bales ..... Denham, Doris ISlallI Demaree, Paula IJrl . Denman, Cleo IS'ralll Denman, Jackson ISla in'ffH .,..I85 .207,77 ....225 ....248 ....I78 ....207 ....I78 ,.,.I78 Denlon, Belh ISrl ... Denlon, David ISrI ....., Denlon, John .......... Denron, Marilyn ISrI .... Denson, Sleve ISrI ...... DePauw, Elaine IJrl ...... Derryberry, Jerry ISophl . Der Wienerschnirzel ..... DeVaney, Dennis ISrl .... Dickerson, Pam ISophl Dickinson, Kalhy IJ rI Dillard, Slephen IJrI ...... Dillard, lim IJrl .,..... Dillon, Laguella IJ rI ..,.. ...,..I8E ...I85,5I ......225 .I85,72,89 ..I85, I6I ......207 ..,...22E . .... 262 ....I85 ,.,.22E .,....207 ...207, 77 .....207 ...,207 ......207 Dillon, Parry IJrl ............ 207, 89 Dixon, Sharon Rose ISrl .. Doche, Jimmy ISophI .... Dobervich, Danny ISophI , ,..I85,92 ,.....I62 ......225 Dodgen, Kalhy ..... 85. I83, I85, II5 79,I22 Dodgen Paul IJrl ........ ...... I 6l Dolling, Debi ISophI ........ 225, 72 Doherly, Shery ISophI Dollar, Kennelh ISophl ..,...225 ......I42 Donaldson, Paul Ronnie ISrI ..,... I85 Dorsey, Oran Jay ISophl ....,... 225 Dorsey, Ruby Mrs. IS+allI ....... I78 Dosler, Kalhy ISrI ......... ...I85 Dosler, Tony IJrl ..... . . Dove, Priscilla IJrl ..... ...207 .....207 Dowell, Becky ISophI ........ 225, 79 247 Dowell-Messer .......... Dowling, Margie ISophI .. Downey, Jeanne IJrl ..... Dr. Pepper .,.,...... Drama Club ii iii225 ...207 .....257 ........47 .........,......86,87 Drama Depl. ................ 52, 53 Dryden, Johnny IJrI .... 207, I36, l60 Dryden, Randy ISophI ...... 225, I42 Dudley, Debra ISophl ........... 225 Duke, Elaine IJrI ....,..... 207, 203. 92,I64,I4 Duke, Linda Anne ISrl .... I85 aZ,'i.Z3i Duncan, Melinda IJrl ............ 78 Duncan, Melody Sue ISoph I ...... 225 Duncan, Sleve IJrl ,............ 207 Dunham, Kirk IJrl ..,..... ...207,72 Dunlap, Susan ISophI ,.......... 225 Dunn, Wanda IJrl ..,..,. Dunnagan, Sleve ISophI .. .......225 .....207 ...,,..225 DuPree, Teresa ISrI ............. I85 Durham, Chrisline ISophl ........ 225 Durham, Diane ISrI ..........,.. I85 Durrell, Randall ISrI ............ I85 Durrerl, Roberl ISophI U....225 I56 I54,I57 Dyson, Gary ISophl ............ 225 Eads, Annelle .................. 79 Eady,PalHIJd ..,207,8I,92,66,9C Easley, Gail Url .... Easley, Lynelle Url .... Easley, Richard lSrl .... Eastland, Becky lSrl . . . Eck, David lSrl ........ .....207 .....207 .....I85 .......I85 .....I85,96 Eck, Karhy Url ....,........... 207 Eddins, Janice lSrl . . . I8 72, 89, I69 Edwards, Johnny Url ........... 208 zdwards, Mildred .....,,,,..,., I74 Egan, Celesle ....... P. . ,....225 Eldridge, Don lSrl ...........,., I85 Ellenberger, Ricky lSophl ........225 EIIioI't Jay Url .......... 208, 7I, 89 I74 Elliort Margarel ............... Ellison, Don Url .....,. Ellyson, Brenda lSophl ... .......208 ...,.225 EIs+on, Leshle lSophl ............ 225 Elron, Emilie lSrl ............ 77, I85 Emanuel, Joe Url .......... 208, 265 Emmert Nancy lSrl ... .... I85, 78 226 Emmert Scotr lSophl .... Emmons, Drew lSophl .... fiffizzs Emmons, Scotry lSrl ..........,, I85 Enchelmeyer, Cecile Url Engelage, Jeff lSophl .... Engler, Dan lSophl .... ........208 ....72 .....226 English Dept ...,........... 50, 5l Epps, Carrie Url .,............. 208 Erdmann, Rosemarrha lSrl .... I86, 92 Erwin, Barbara Url ............. 208 Erwin Geotfre U rl ......,....208 , y . Escoro Carlos lS+aIIl ,.......... I78 Esler, Clinl Url .......... Iheridge. Dennis lSoph 208, 92, 66 l ....,... 226 ,ubank, Bill Url ................ 208 Eubank, Niria isfl ........... I86, 92 Eubanks, Marsha lSophl ......... 226 vans, Edwin lSrl ..........,.... I86 vans, Jimmy Url ...,.......... 208 vans, John lSrl ........... I86, I36 vans, Renna lSrl ,............. I86 208 3 vans, Sharon Url .... . 9,92,62 vans, Vivian lSophl ............ 226 veleno, Sammy lSophl .......... 78 verert Randy lSophl ...... 226, I42 verirt David lSophl ........ 226, 78 Ewing, Johnerre lSophl ...... 226, 79' Exchange 5+uden+ ...,.......... I I9 Faculty ..............,... I74, 177 aris, Bud Url .......,......... 208 arle Marsha Ann l5rl .I86,65 y, .... arley, Sandra lSrl ...... ..... I 86 armer, Becky lSophl .... .....226 armer, Debbie Url ....,....... 208 armer, Kerry lSophl ........ 226, 79 arnan, Saraberh lSophl ...., 226, 6l arren, Kennerh lSrl .... I86, I87, I62 arwell, Dena lSophl ........ 226, 79 arwell, Jana lSrl ........ I86, 77,92 aucelt Donna lSrl .....,,..... I86 aucert Ricky lSophl .........,. 226 elerman s .......... en'ron, Deeflxnn Url ..,.. erguson, Gary lSrl ... ..i..259 .....208 ....l86 Ferguson, J. E. ............ I7I, I70 Ferguson, Mickye lSophl Ferguson, Vickie Url, .. Fields, Randy lSophl. ,. Fielding, Larry lSrl ..., Fields, Gary Url .... Fields, Linda Url .... Fike, Trena lSrl ....... ,.......226 ......208,92 ., ..... 226 ....l86 .....208 ....208, 92 .........I86 Finch, Gwen lSrl ........ I86, 92, 49 I86 Finley, Pairicia lSrl ...... Finney, Ann lSophl ..,. Fiore, Larry lSophl ..,. Fiore, Tony lSrl ,,,..,. Firsl Baprisr ............ Flanagan, Lisa lSophl .... Fleerwood Pharmacy ,... Flemming, Larry l5rl ..... Flelcher, Randy lSophl Flippo, Danny lSophl .... Flores, Hillary l5ophl .... Floyd, Darlene lsophl .... Fluegel, Doyle lSrl ..,... Football ............... Forbes, Byron Url .,... Ford, Chesline ..... Ford, Dick lsophl ... Ford, Jackie lSophl .... Ford, Kim Url .......... Ford, Rick l5rl ..,....... Foreign Language Dept . Foreman, Jayner lSrl .... I8 Forkner, Kelly lSrl .... Forfenberry, Trisha U rl . . Fosrer, Deen lSrl ........ Fosfer, Linda Url ....... Fosfer, Mi+cheII lSophl . .. .......226 ....226 .....I86 .....254 .....226 .......25O ...I86, I36 ...226, I42 ....226, 78 ....226 .....226 .......I86 ...I32, I43 .......208 ...,....59 ...226, I43 .......226 .....208 .......I86 .,...54,55 .......I86 6, 7l, 72, 89 .......208 .......I86 ....208,37 ...,...226 Foulk, Diana Url .......... 208, 2l3, 7l, 72. Founlain, Bill lSophl ............ 226, I55, I54, 89 Foust Linda lSrl .... Fowler, Gary Url . . . Frank, Kevin lSophl ... Franks, Celia lSrl ....... Franks, Randy Url ....... Frederiksen, Paul l5rl .... .......I86 .......208 .......226 ....I86,63 ....,..208 .I86, 77, 78 Freehling, Cheryl lSrl ........... I86 Freehling, Jimmy lSophl ......... 226 Freeman, Abbie lSophl ....,,... 226 Freeman's Flowers ............. 243 French Club ................ 60, 6I Freshnock, David Roberl Url ..... 208 Frey, Karen Url ............... 208 Friedrichs, Rosalyn lSophl .... 226, 79 Frisbie, Frank ........... 77, 79, I74 Frisby, Ginger Url ............. 208 Fromm, Karan lSrl .... Fromm, Sheri ...... .......I86 ....,....228 Fry, Cindy Url ................ 208 Frye, Sheryl l5ophl ............. 226 Fullingim, Jim Url ...... 208, 286, 82 Furr s ........................ 256 Fuguay, Merr ..........,, ...I74 Fulure Homemakers of America ................. 58, 59 Fulure Teachers of America ...... 90 Furbach Jewelers ..,....,...... 264 Gairher, Beverly ,.........,,... I74 Gallarneau, Suzy Url . .208, 72, 92, 55 Gallaway, Sreve lSrl ...I87, I36, I4I Gallaway, Terry lSophl ......... 226 Gallegly, Beverly lSrl ,.....,.... I87 Gallegly, Terri Url .... Galley, Kara lSophl ... Galley, Edwin lSrl ..... Galley, Eugene Url .,.. Galloway, Marc Url ..... Gamel, Bill Url ....... Gann, Brud Url ..... Gano, Billy lSrl ....... Gardner, Mike lSophl . ..,....209 .,..226,72 .....I86 .....209 .....209 ....209, 92 .....209 ...I86 ........I43 Garland, Carl lSrl .............. I87 Garlin, Mark Url ....... 209, 286, 82 Garms, Alan Url ..... Garrelt Dave lSrl .... Garrison, Kendal lSophl Ga+ens, Teri lSophl . .. Garlin, Mike l5rl ...... ......209,96 ......I87,77 ....226, I43 .........226 .........I87 GaIIin's .........,............ 26I Gaut Anne Url ......... 209, 77, 89 Gay, Gregg lSophl ............ 226 General Reb .................. I I8 Genlry, Jan l8rl ....... I87, I I4, 244 Genlry, Jill lSophl ....,........ 226 George, Olela lSophl .......... 226 George, Ronald ISrl ..... ......46 George, Ginny lSophl ....... 226, 72 Gephart Carol Url ......... 209, 27 Gerken, Daniel lSrl ............. I87 Gerkin, Gary lSophl ......... 226, 72 Gholsfon, Lisa lSophl . .A ...... 226, 79 Gholslon, Terry lSrl I8I, I87, I20, 92, 66, I24, I26 Gibson, Ginger Url ,........... 209 Gibson, Gloria Url ..209, 72, 286, 83 Giddens, Cory lSrl ...... Giddens, Dallas Url ...... Giddens, Nancy lSophl ... Gidley, Lorrie lSophl ...., Gilbert David lSrl ....... Gilbert Larry lSrl ...I87, Giles, Debbie ,......... I87,7I,72 ......209 ...226,72 ,...,.226 ......I87 I36,28,43 ......I87 Gillespie, Donna lSophl ...... 226, 72 Gilmer, Richard lSrl ......... I87, 92 Gimbel, Gordon Url .... Gish, Barbara lSrl ..... Gladman, Craig Url .... Gladman, Lezlie lSophl .. ......209 ....I87, 89 .,..209, 87 .,.....226 Glasson, Debi Url .......... 209, 78 Glee Clubs ............ Glenn, Karen lSrl ....... Globe News Publishing Co. Gnepper, Larry Url ..... Golf .................. ....78-79 .......I87 . .242-243 ...,...209 ..,....I65 Gollihugh, Berr Url ...,,.... 209,47 Goodnight Debbie lSrl . . Goodnight Sco++ lSophl Goodrich, Jan ......... .......I87 ......226 .......I87 INDEX 277 278 INDEX Goodson, Janell Url... Goodson, Mark lSrl ..... ....209 ...I87 Goolsby, Sandy lSopbl .......... 227 Gordon, Ricky Url ....., ..... 2 09 Gordzelik, Pal lSopbl ........... 226 Gordzelik, Mike lSopbl Gouga, Vera Mrs. lSlalll .....226,I57 .....I,.l78 Gowdy, Larry Url .............. 209 Gradine, Joella Url .......,.... 209 Grabam, Brad lSopbl ....... 226, I42 Grab Grab Grab Grab Grab Gran Gran Gran Grav am, Cbarles Url ........... 209 am, Debbie lSrl ...,....... I88 am, Donna Url ............ 209 am, Gary l,Srl ........, I88, I36 am, Ron Reid lSopbl ...226,I62 I, James lSopbl ........... 226 I, Shelley lSopbl ........ 226, 72 lbam, Judy lSrl ..... ..,.. l 88 es, Janice lSopbl ... .... .226 Graves, Linda lSopbl .... ..... 2 26 Graves, Mary Url .............. 209 Gray, Billye ....,.............. l75 Gray, Pamela Jean Url . , .209, 92, 89 Gray, Palsy lSrl ............... I88 Gray, Rusly lSopbl .... ..... 2 27 Gray, Sandra Url ......, ..... 2 09 Gray, Vickie Lynn lSrl ... ...I88 Grayson, Merlon Url .... ..... 2 09 Green, Alberl Url ............. 209 Gree Gree Gree Greg Gressell, Clydene lSrl Gribbon, Susan lSopbl Gridder, Marilyn .... Griego, Flavio ...... n, Glenna lSopbl .......,..227 n, lDocl Mike ........, I35, l75 nbouse, Janey Url ....,.... 209 ory, Judy lSopbl .......227,72 ... .... .I88 ... .... .227 ..........I75 ..........I78 Grillin, Glenn Url ,...., 209, 72, I6l Griggs, Melissa lSopbl .....,.... 227 Griggs 8: Sons ..........,..... 25l Grizzle, Sleven Eugene lSrl ...... I88 Grundy, Sbarla lSrl ......... 1...l88 Guereca, Palricia Url .......... 209 Guillory, Paula lSopbl ....... 227, 72 Gunn, Janel lSrl, ..... .......I88 Guslin, Millron Url ......... 209, I62 Guslin, Raymond lSopbl ..,..... 227 Gulbrie, Diane Url .,.... 209, 78, I66 Gulbrie, Don lSrl .......... I88, l20, 52,I60,I6l,66,l22,II8,I27 Gulbrie, Ginger Dee lSrl ........I88 Gwynn, Micbelle lSrl ..... I88, 77, 79 Harekoll, Jim lSrl ............,. I88 Haggard, Cberyl Ann Url ........78 Haiduk, Teena lSrl ............. I88 Hail, Curlis Url ..... Hail, Judy lSrl ....., Haley, Margarel .... Halford, Nina Url ,.. Hall, Glen lSopbl ..., ....77,209 .....I88 .s...I73 ....209, 77 ....227 Hall, Rex Url .................. 209 Hall, Rudy ...............,.... I75 Hall, Vance lSopbl ...... 227, 78, I42 Haller, Becky Url ............ 7I, 72 Haller, Larry lSrl ....... I98, Hamblin, Bobby Url ......... I88, 77 ...209 Hamillon, Micbael C. Url ...209 Hamillon, Pam lSrl ..... ...I88 Hamlin, Dianne Url .... ...209 Hamlin, Mike lSrl .... I88 8l, I24 Hamm, Louise .....,... ...I75 Hammil, E. L .....,......... 23, I73 Hammond, Kalby lSopbl ...227 Hammond, Lonnie lSrl .. ...I88 Hammer, Rhonda lSrl .......... I88 Hammer, Terry lSrl ......... I88, 40 Hand, Randy lSrl .... ...I89 Handle Bar Hills ...,... ..,259 Hanes, Colleen lSrl .... ...I89 Haralson, Barbara lSopbl. 227, 79 Harbison, Brenda lSrl . .. .,.l89 Hardegree, David lSopbl ...l43 Hardin, Freddie lSopbl ...... 227, 72 Harding, Jackie lSopbl ......... 227 Hardy, Kalby lSopbl ........ 227, 79 Hargraves, Tandie .,. ...I75 Hargrove, Gene ........... I42, I75 Harlan, Debbie U rl ..,. ........209 Harlan Insurance Agency . . .250 Harper, Sleven Donald lS ...I89 Harper, Terry Url ...,. Q .... 209, I9 Harper, Vicki Url ........... 209, 72 l'larrab, Susan Url ... .,.209 Harrell, Judy Url ........... 209, 92 Harringlon, Mike Url . ,, ...209 Harris, Barbara ........ ...I75 Harris, Julia .......,.. ...I72 Harris, Mike Ur ........ I36 92 l 209, , Harris, Susan lSopbl .....,.., 227, 72 Harrison, Mike lSopbl .......... 227 Harlle Vick Lee Sr .. .... I89 yi , Y I I- - Harvey, Andy ........... .,... 7 2 Harvey, Kim lSopbl ,........... 227 Harwell, Lily lSrl ............ I89, 75 Hassinger, Mark lSrl ..l89, 70, 72, 89 Heilz, Randy Url ..,.,.......,, 2I0 Hembree, Don lSopbl ..228, I57, I54 Henderson, Bill lSrl ............. I89 Henderson, Byron lSopbl ...,.. 72, 78 Henderson, Calby Url ..,,...... 2l0 Henderson, Gary lSrl .,..... l53, I89 l49,I46,l5I Henderson, Jan Url ........,,.. 2l0 Henderson, Julie lSopbl ......... 228 Hendricks, Alberl Url ... .... .2l0 Henke, Dean lSopbl ..... .... 7 2 Henneman, Vicki lSopbl ..,,..... 228! Henson, Calbey Url .......... 89, 60 Hendricks, Bobby Url ...,........ 98 Herber, David lSrl ..... I89, I34, I36 Hernandez, Mrs. Margarel lS'ralll ... I78,5I Herring, Roger lSrl ............. 92 Herring, Slanley Url .,.. 2l0, 92, I65 Herrmann, Rickie lSopbl ......., 228 Hervey, Mary lSrl .,........ I89, 72, 77, 92, 89 Hess, N. E. ....... ......... I 75 Hesse, Kalbleen .,........,. I75, 59 Hesler, Micbele lSrl ...... I89, 42, 92 Hickmoll, Cbarles lSopbl. Hickmoll, Jay lSrl ...... Hicks, Ken ............. Hicks, Kendra lSopbl .... .......228 ....I89,89 ...,.I75 .......228 Hicks General Conlraclor ....... 245 Hicks, Rilcbey lSopbl ..,. Hicks, Sandi Url ....... Higgins, Alan lSrl .,..... Higgins, Marly lSopbl . .. Higgins, Paula lSrl ...... I89, ....228, 72 ....2IO, 78 ...,I89, 69 ....69, 228 92,I64 Higgs, Paula lSrl ............... I89 Higbl, David ...,.. .......,. I 89 Hill , Byron lSopbl .... Hill, Cynlbia Url .... Hill, Jackie lSrl .... ......228 ....2I0,89 .....I89 Hill, Jana Url ...............,. 2l0 Hauser, Anna Url ...........i.. 209 Hauser, Palsy Url ........... 209, 30 Haverland, Ike lSopbl ....... 227, 72 Hawkins, Peggy lSrl ..,...., I89, 286 Hawkins, Mrs. Violel lS+alll ....,, I78 Haklon, Nancy lSrl ............, I89 Hayes, Paulella lSopbl ....,..... 227 Hayes, Sleve Url ........... 209, 77 Haybursl, Kenny Url ....... 2I8, I62 Haynes, Deny E. lSrl ... ..... . .92 Haynes, Valarie Url ............ 2I0 Hays, Anna Url ............... 2l0 Hays, Fred lSrl ....... I89, 38, 67, 96 Hays, Susan lSopbl ............. 227 Hazlewood, Belinda lSopbl ....., 227 Hazlewood, David lSopbl ........ 227 Hazelwood, Gwen Url .,...,. 2 IO, 92 Hazelwood, Niki lSrl ......,. I89, 92 I89 Heck, Kalie lSrl ............... Hedgecoke, Slepbanie lSopbl .... 228 Hedrick, Ronnie lSopbl ....,.... I43 Hedrick, Terri lSopbl .........,. 228 Hegedus, James C. lSrl ..... I89, I62 Hill, Janice lSopbl ..,.......... 228 Hill, Jimmy lSrl ...I89, I46, l45, l53 Hill, Kalby lSrl. . . 199, 30, 94, 122, 95 I89 Hill, Pebble lSrl ............... Hill, Sleve lSopbl .............. 228 Hill, Sue Url ........ ..... 2 I0 Hill, Weldon Url ...... ..... 2 I0 Hincbey, Sandy Url ... .... .2l0 Hinkle, Sleve lSopbl . ., .... .228 Hinson, Georgann ... ........ .I75 Hirsl, Edward Url .............. 2I0 Hobson, Lisa Url ....... 2l0, 92, I64 Hodges, Jobn lSopbl .....,,,,.. 228 Hodges, Rex lSopbl ..........., 228 Hoelscber, Gregg lSopbl ........ 228 Hoelscber, Mike Url ..,....., 2 l0, 92 Hoerlscb, Judy lSopbl ... .... .228 Hogaboom, Kurl Url .... Holcomb, Gail lSopbl ... .... ,229 Holcomb, Rickey lSopbl ......... 229 Holland, Eris.lSrl ....,...... I89, 92 Holland Byron ........ ..... 2 29 Holley, Jimmy lSopbl .... ..... 2 29 ...I42 Karr, Sherry lSophl .,........... 229 -UH.,--229 ,,..,,,229 Holliday. Cindy lSophl. ,,,,,,...229 Holloway, Annelle lSophl ,....., 2l0 Holloway, Mike lJrl .,,.,,.,.... 2l I Holloway, Richard lSrl. Hollway, Sarah lJrl ,.. Holloway, Suedell lSrl Holloway, Tom lJrl .... Hollinger, Mike lJrl ... Holmes. Gregg lJrl .,. Holmes. Jackie Marie lJrl ..,..I89,IO8 , lI6,I24 ,.,2lI.72,89 .....,.,,,l89 ..,..2lI,I36 ...,.2I0, I42 .,,,,2II,I65 ,,.,,,.2II Holi, James lSrl ,,,.....,...... I90 Holl, Sally lSophl ,.... Homemaking ,,.... Honaker. Linda ...... Honea, Calvin lSrl .,. Hood, Cynfhia lJrl . .. 1Hood, Maurice lJrl .,. iHoo+en, Norman lJrl I64 .,.,4O. 4I ....,229. ,...I75 ,,,,I9O ..,,2II ,...88,89 ,,,,2lI iHorrell, Sleve lSrl ,..,.. ...... I 90 Horrell, Tim lJrl ,,,....,,,..... 2l I ,Hor'ron, Nancy lSophl . , ...,, 229, 89 Houchin, Donna lSrl .,.......... l90 Houchin, Sleve lSophl , House. Doug lSophl. ,, ,,54, I57, House, Pam lSrl ,... I90, I20. 92. ,...,229. I62 IS4 I27 House, Rhonda lSrl .,..,,....,. l90 Marlane lSrl ..,,,.,,.. l90 Norma lSophl Houslon, Houslon. Howard, Amy lSrl ..,. Howard. Curlis lSrl .., I90, 77, 92. 79 .,.,..l90, 77 Howard. Denn1slSrl ,.,,,,.,..,. l90 Howard. Danna lSophl Howard, Gay lJrl ..,, Howe, Lisa lSophl .,.. Howell, Leslie C. lSrl .. Hub Universify Shop ,, Hubbard. Teresa lSophl Huckaby, Laura ,.,... Huddleslon, Carol Boyc Hudiburg, Jones ..,,.. Hudson. Barbara l5rl .. Huey, Duane ,..,..,., Hugg, Linda lSrl .,.... Hughes, Roberl lSophl, Hughes, S'1uarIlSophl . Huff, Paul lJrl ,..,..,. Hungale, Larry .,.,... Hunnicull, Tim lSrl ..,. Hunl, Keilh lJrl .,,,.. Hunlon, Kalhy lJrl ,,.. Hulchins, Kim lSophl ., lmel, Connie lJrl ..... lnce, Carla lSrl ,,..... Individual Sporls .,,.. ......229.89 ...2lI,77, 92 ....,,,..229 ....,.I9O.89 ..,,,..,,247 ...,,229.79 ..,,.,...I73 elSrl ..,. l90 ,..,,,,,.24O ..,,.,l90.92 ...I42,l75 .,....I9O,49 ....,....229 ...229 . .... 2II ....l75 ....,,I9O ...,2ll,46 .,..,,2II,72 ,.......,229 ,,,,2II,78 ,,.,..l90,49 ,,,,.I58.I67 lnduslrial Cooperalive Training ...64 Ingram, Diana lJrl ..., Ingram, Tom lSrl ....,. lnlramiurals .,...,..., lnlernalion Hair Design lrwin, Harvey lSophl .. lrwin, Lorella lSrl .,... , ......., 2Il .,,,,,...I90 I67 School . . .249 ...,.l66. ,...,...,229 , ........ I9O lrwin, Keilh lSrl ,..,..., I90, I36, 92 lrwin, Tina lSrl ,.. ..,..... .I95 Isley, M Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson ike lJrl .,..., 2l I, 203, 26. 67 229 ,Candy lSophl ,.,..,,s,, ,David uri ,.,,, 2I 1, 77, 162 . Eldon .......,.,.,. 20, I75 , Paula lSophl ,....,...., 229 . Robin lSophl .,, ..,, ,229 . Willie ,,,,......,,.,,, I78 ,Tony lJrl ..,,...,. 2lI, I42 Jacobs, Mary lSophl .., ,....,.229 Jacobsen, Jan lSophl , ,. ..,.,229, 79 Jacobsen, Lee lSrl ,.,,. ,..l90 Jacques, Judy lSrl .,,.. .,,.. I 90 James, Linda lSophl .,,. ,,... 2 29 Janssen, Donnie lJrl .... .,,.,,, 2 I I Janes,Jimmy ....,,,,.,,., l3I, I75 Jean, Thomas Charles lSophl ,..............., 229, I43 Jeffers, Scooler lSophl Dan lSrl . . I90, Jenkins, .....,,,.229 I46. I47, l52. Jordan, Tina lJrl .,,, ,... 2 I I Journalism ,.,,.,, .... 5 2, 53 Joy. Garry lJrl ,..,. ,...,. 2 I I Junior Class ..... ,,...... 2 02 Junior Favorile ,.... ..,, I l0, I I I Kachiros, Pele lSrl ... ,,,.. ,I9I KFDA ..,...,,.,,,. ....., 2 50 Kasper, Cole+'1elJrl ,.....,,. 2l I. 92 Kaulifman, James ...... .,,,,. I 76 Kealon, William lSophl ..,.,.,,, I43 Keel, Becky .,,.,,,.,,..,,,.,,, I76 I76 Keller, David lSrl ,,,,.,s. l9l, 77, 52 Kelley, Charmaine lSrl ....., l9l, 286 Keeny, Clarice Mrs. lSIal1fl .,,,,, I78 Kelley, Kenny lJrl .......,,.. 2I I, 93 Kendall, Palli lSophl Kennedy, Keilhley, Paul ..,..... ...., 8 4. ,,.........229 .,,,,,I9I Bruce lSrl ISI, I53. I44. I48 Darla lSophl .,,,,..,.,. 229 Jenkins, Tommy lJrl .......,. 2l I, 92 Jenks. Cindy lSophl ,.., ,,.. 2 29, 79 Jennings, Gary lSophl ....,. 229, I42 I54 Jenkins, Kennedy, Donna lJrl .,,, 2I I, 93 Kennedy. Kevin lSrl ,,.. l9I, 8I Kennedy, Lewis lSrl .... l9l, 77 Kennedy, Teri lSophl ....., 229 Kenyon, Karla lJrl , Kenyon, Marilyn . .. Kelchum, Harriel .. Key Club ...,,.,,, Kidd. Brigif lSophl , Kidd, Chris lSophl , .,,,2II,78 ,.,..,I76 ,....,I76 ..,,98.99 ...,,,,229 I57. Jim's Aulo Supply ,.,. .....,, 2 44 Johnson, April lJrl ,.... ..... 2 I I Johnson, Dale lSrl ...,,,,,...,,.. 46 Johnson, Danny lSophl ,...,,,... 2I I Johnson Dianna lSrl I90, 286, 82, 265 Johnson Edilh .,....,..,..... .72 Johnson Galen lJrl ...,,....,, 2I I Johnson Gary lSophl .,.,.,,... 229 Johnson. Haise lSrl . . .h ....,, I90, 92. 67. 50, l28 Johnson. Jenny lSophl .,,.,,. 229, 79 Johnson. Johnson. Johnson, Johnson, Johnson. Johnson. Julie lSophl. .229, 79, 86, 62 Kalhy lSrl ,,,,,.... I90, 40 Laura ............. 44, I75 Madeline lSophl ...229, 244 Marilyn ..,........s. I76 Nan lSophl ,.,, ,,,. Johnslon, Peggy lJrl ,,...,,,,. Johnson. Richard lSophl ...,.,.. Johnson. Sharon lJrl ..,,,,,.,.. 229 2lI 229 2II Joiner, Bobby lSophl .,,,,,, 229, 142 Jones, Candice lSophl .......,. 229 Jones, C. L. .....,.........,, I76 Jones, Clarence lSophl ....,,,, 229 Jones. Dava lJrl ...,.....,,,,,. 2l I Jones, Debbie lJrl . 85, 208, I66. 2I I Jones, Debbie lSrl .....,. l90. 72. 92 Jones, Eddie lSophl .,,...,,,,.. I43 Jones, Gail .......,. ,,..... I 76 Jones, Janel lSophl ......,,. 229, 79 Jones, Jay lSrl ,,,,,,,.... 92.66.95 Jones, Jones, Jimmy lJrl .,,. , Kay lSrl .... Jones, Kyla lJrl .,,, Jones, Lem .....,. , Jones, Rod lJrl ,.., .....,... Jorden.JaylSrl .... I9l. 7 Jordan, Julie lJrl ,,.. Jordan, Sandy lSrl .,,,, ,,,.....2II ,..,..,I90 .,.,..,2II ,I90 8.92 ...,.2lI,94 ..,,l90.92 Kidd, Mdlisdd lJrl. , ,21 1, III Kidwell, Gayle lSrl .....,,,. K11hn, Kim l5rl ,...,,,,,, I9l, Kiihn, K-Lynn lSophl ,...,,,. Kiker, Emily lSrl .,,,.. ..,. Kirk, Marli .......... .,., Kile. Jimmy lSophl ,,.,.,,., Kile. Coach James ,,,,,,,,, Kilgore Childrens Rsychialric Cenfer ,,,,.......,,,,,. Kilgore, John lSrl .,,..,,,,. I9l, Killins. Pa+'r1lSrl ..., ..... Killins, Tim lSophl ........., II6,93 .l9I, 93 72,90 .229 72 .,,,I9l ,52, I76 229, I42 I6I, I76 .,,,258 I62 .,,.I9I ...229 Killmer, Bob lSrl .,,... l9I. 7I, 72, 89 I l9l 72 Kilndried, Roberl lSr ,,,.... Kimmons Poll anna . y ..... Kinderknechl, Brenda lJrl ,,. Kindred, Sharon lSophl .,.,. A ..,, II73 ,,,,211 ...229 King, Don lJrl ....,...... 2I I, 7l, 72 King, John lJrl ...,,..,,... King, Palli lSophl ,.... ..., King, Sabin lSrl ,,.,,.,, Kingdon, Keilh lJrl ,,,,... Kirian, Eva lS+aTll ,.,,,...., Kirkpalrick, Connie lSophl. ,, Kirkpalrick, Jack lSophl ,,,,. Kirschl, Joe lSophl ...,,,, Klamm, Sleve lJrl' ..,,,. Klein. Debby lSophl .... Knepp, Kim lJrl ,,,.,. ., Knox, Rosalind lSophl ,,,,,. Knox, Rosemary lJrl ..., ,. Koch, Jimmy lSrl .,,.. .. Koenig, Bill lSrl ,.... .., Kohler, Kim lJrl ,,,, .,,.2lI ...229 ,,,,l42 ,,,,,89 ,,,,l78 ...229 .,,,230 .,,,230 ....2II .,,,23O ,,,,,77 .230,79 .....77 .,,.I9I I9I, I53 ,,,,,77 INDEX 279 Kolander, Judilh Ann lSrl . Koonlz, David lSrl ....... Koopmann, Cheryl lSrl.. Krause, Billy lSophl ..... Kunkel, Debbie lJrl ..,... Kunkel, Monle lSrl ....... Kury, Val lSophl ......... ...I9I, 72 I04, II4 l9I,7l,77 ......I9I ......230 .,..72,89 I9l,88, 89 .....,230 Kuykendall, Charlene lSrl ........ I9l Kuykendall, Sheryl lJrl ........... 93 Ladd, Ke-nl lJrl .....,...,.. I53, 162 Lamberl, Bobby lSophl ......... 230 Lamberl, John lJrl ............. 230 Laminack, Terry V. lSophl .......2I2 Lampe, Linda lSrl ........ I92, 77,93 Lampe, Sally lSophl ..... 230, 85, 265 Landers, Cindy lSrl . . .. ...I92, 75 Landers, Kay lSophl ,........... 230 Lane, Cindy lSophl ..... Lane, Barry ....,.... Lane, Gary lSrl ...... Lane, Jerry lJrl .......... Lanham, Mark R. lJrl ..... ....230 .....I92 .......I92 ...2l2, 72 ..2I2, l62 Larson, Scoll lJrl .............. 2I2 Lasher, Doloris lSophl ........... 230 Las Memorias ,,.....,... Lassiler, Jan lSrl ........ Lalin Club ........ Law, Mike lSrl .....,. Laxson, Scoll lJrl . . La Bell Lou y, y ...... . . Leach, Janel lSophl ...... Leach, John lJrl ....... Leard, Leigh Ann lJrl. ., Ledbeller, Melody lJrl . ,..,82,83 .l92,93,5 ....,..62 .....I92 .......247 ...22, I76 ..230, I77 ,.,....,2I2 ........2I2 Lee, Mike lJrl ....,,.... 2l2, 286, 83 Legg, James lSophl ,... Leilner, Gina lSophl ..... ........23O ...230, 79 Leonard, Ll. Cmdr. Charles ...., l70 Leonard Larr lSo hl ...230 1 y p ..... . . Les, Chanleurs ........ .... 7 7 Les, Chansons ......... Lesler, Cindy lJrl ..,... ........2I2 Levick, Mike lSrl ........ I92, 93, I64 Levi, Slraus .....,,.... ...,..,.248 Lewis, Debbie lSophl ..,..,.. 230, 79 Lewis, Gary lSrl ,,...., Lewis, Larry lSophl .,... Lewis, Slephen lSophl .. Library Slall .......... Liedlke, Joy lJrl ..... Lighl, Jenni lJrl ... ...I92, 77 .,...230 ..,..230 .....l72 ,....2I2 ..,..,..2I2 Limas, Lucy .........,..,... 60, I76 Limbaugh, Troy lSrl ..... Lindsley, Michael lSophl Line, Amy lSophl ....,. Linke, Ken ...........,.. Linn, Laurel lJrl ........ Linn, Linda lSrl ........ Lipscomb, Laura lJrl ,,... Lira, Mrs. Sara lSlalll .. Lillau, Slan lSophl .,..,,. Lillon, Daryl lSrl ,,....., 192,93, 149 153, I48 ......,.23O ......230 ,.192, 122 212, 93, 90 .......93 mas, 265 ......I78 ......230 I92, 72, 29 Lillrell, Gary ...,..... Lively, Barbara lSophl . ....I76 .........230 Lock, Janelle lSophl ......... 230, 72 Lockharl, Connie lSrl ....... I92, 250 Lockharl, Vicki lSophl.. Loehr, Dianne lJrl ..... ......230 .........2I2 Loewenslern, Dana lJrl ...... 2l2, 39 Loewenslern, Kevin lSophl ....... 230 Logan, Diane lSophl. .. .........230 LoJewski, Dave lJrl .......,. 2l2, 93 LoJewski, Joe lSrl .....,..... I92, 93 Lokey Tire Company .. Lollar, Dale lSrl ....... London, Wayne lSophl Long, Jolene lSophl . .. Long, Kalhy lJrl ....... Longholer, Terry lSophl .....,...230 Longslrelh, Cindy lSophl .. ...... 255 .. .... I92 ....230 .....2I2,39 ..,.....23O Loomis, Sally lSophl .......,.... 230 Looney, Debbie lJrl ............ 2l2 Looney, Linda lSrl .... Lovelady, Pal ..,..... Lovelady, Sam lSophl .... Loyd, Waller lSrl ,..... Lundegreen, Carmen lSrl ...,I92,40 ....I76,59 ......230 .....l92,4l ........I92 Luscombe, Jim lJrl ...........,, 2I2 Mabbey, Mary Ann lSophl ...... 230 Mack, Jeanelle lSophl ..,.... 230, 89 Mack, Joe lSrl ................ I92 Mack, Raymond lSrl ..... I92, 72, 93 Madden Wales So h ...., T62 1 l p l 230, Maddy, Sleve lSrl ....,.,...... I93 Madrigals .................,... 78 Madsen, Sluarl lJrl ..... 2l2, 93, I64 Mager, Andy lJrl ... Mager, Jell lSrl ....,. ....,....2I2 ...,...I93 Malone, Kalhleen lSrl .......,... I93 Malone, Mike lSophl ..,,... 230, I57 Manahan, Marshall lSophl ...... 230, Mann, Carol lJrl ........ Mann, Larry lSophl ....,,. Manning, Allen lJrl ...... Manning, Kalhy lSophl ,. Mannon, Lu Ann lSrl ..... I43, 78 ....,.2I2 ,.....230 ......2I2 .230, 79, 28 ....,.I93 Manslield, Bobby lSophl .... 230, I42 Marks, Lynn lSrl ............... I93 Marr, Sheri lSrl ......... Marrs, Greg lSophl ..... ......I93 ....230 Marsh, Madeleine lSrl .... .... I 93 Marsh, Mike lSophl ...... .... 2 30 Malheson, Woodie lJrl Marcel, Georgelle ,... Marr, Sheri ..,,....., Marlin, Lora lSrl .... ... Marlin, Brad lSophl ... ....I36 ., ..... 3I ...,.44 .. ...... I93 .........230 Marlin, Lewis ............. l7I, I70 Maslers, Clillord lSophl Massey, Lyndon lSrl , .. Mason, Don lJrl ...... Mason, Richard lSrl ... Malh Deparlmenl .... Malhes, John lSrl ..... Malhes, Vicki lSophl ... .....230,78 .........I93 .. .... 2l2 ....I93 .....36 ......I93 ....230, 79 Malhis, Richard lSrl ...,, I93, 77, I64 Malleson, Janel lSophl Mallhews, Marc lJrl.. .,.23O ...2I2 Mallhews, Waller lJrl ...,.. 2l2, 247 Mallice, Cindy lJrl .. ...2l2 Mays, Slacy lJrl ......... 2l2, 72,93 I7I Mayes, Clair ........ Mayes, Sammie lJrl .. Mayo, Janel lJrl ..... Maxwell, Chuck lSophl McKinzie-Lincoln .... Meade's Bakery ..... Meehan, Diane lJrl. ., Meek, Shellon ....... Meek, Sleve lSrl .....,. ... Melinger, Susie lJrl .... ... Melson, Lynella lJrl ,. Mendez, Kalhie lSrl .. Mendez, Tommy lSophl ...2I2 ...2I2 ...I43 ...244 ...26l ...2I2 ...I76 .I93, 77 .2l2, 77 .,.2I2 ...I93 ...230 Mercer, Penny lSrl ,.... I93, l05, I24y Merriman's Fine Food ....... Merriman, Mike lJrl ......... ...250, ...2I2 Merrill, Debbie lSrl .......,. I93, 77l Messer, Mike lSrl ......, I93, 72, I62l I72l Meyers, Jean ....... Meyer, Shelley lJrl . . . Mezel, Gary lJrl ..... Mierzwik, Debbie lSrl. Mikesell, L. G. ..... . Mikesell, Theresa .... Millard, Myra lSophl . Miller, Danny lSrl ........... Miller, Denise lSophl , Miller, Karol lSophl .. ,..2I2 .,.2I2 ...I93 ...I76 ....79 ...23I 26,64 ..,.78 ...23I Miller, Kirk lSrl .......... I93, 77,93 Miller, Mark lJrl ......... 2l2, 77,93 Miller, Mike lJrl ..... 208, 2l2, 93, 67 Miller, Mona lSophl ..... Miller, Monly lSrl ........... Miller, Trena lSophl .. Miller, Troy lSophl ... Milligan, Beverly' .... , Mills, Donna S. lJrl . .. Miranda, Charles lSrl. Miss Soulhern Belle ........ Miss Tascosa ............., Milchell, Clillon lSrl. . Milchell, Craig lSophl Milchell, Doris ,..... Milchell, Mark lSrl ... Milchell, Edgar D. ... Mobley, Shanna lJrl .. ...23I ..,I93 ...23l .,,23l ...I76 ...2I2 ...I93 I02, I03 I06, IO7 ...I93 ...23I ...I76 ...I93 .,..33 ...2I2 Molyneaux, Terry lJrl ....,.. 2l2, l6l 212 T66 Monken, Carol TJ rl ......... Monroe, Cameron lSrl ...... I93, 239 Monroe, M1kelJrl .......... 2l2, 72 Monroe, Roxane lSrl ..l93, 77, 65, 79 Monroe, Thad lJrl ........., 23 I, 78 Monlgomery, Emily lSrl ........ I93, 8l, ll6,93, I23, I28 Moore, Dana lJrl ........ 2l2, 72, 78 Moore, David lSrl .,,,..... I94, I36 rl 2l2 Moore, David lJ ..., Moore, David W. lSophl .,... 23 I, 78 Aunner Navy ROTC ...,....... 1oore, Debra Marie IJrI ..... 2I2, 28 4oore, Diane ISrI ...I94, I96, 72, 88 93, 89 'Ioore, Garry ISophI .... .... I 43 4oore, Jane ......... ..,. I 76 4oore, Jean ,..... . 4ooring, Rira ISophI 'IoreIand, Mark ISrI. f1oreIand, Ty ISophI. .. ..... 2l ....23I ....I94 .,..23I 4organ, Billy ISrI ,.... .... I 94 4organ, Chuck IJrI ....2I2 fiorgan, Connie IJrI .......,.... 2I2 fiorgan, David ISophI ....... 23I, 72 4orris, Dennis ISophI .,........, 23I fiorris, Joe IJrI ............ 2I2, 36 fiorris, fiorris, Kenny ISophI ...........23I Linda ISrI ...,. I94, 33, 84, 93 fiorris, Lynne IJrI ........... 2I2, 78 4orris, MiIIer ISrI .,.,.... I94, 98, 93 fiorris, Ray ISophI .............. 72 fiorrison, Jill ISophI. ...... .... 2 3I I ..., .... 2 3I fiorrow, Deleas ISoph fiorrow, Janice ISrI ............ I94 Aorrow, liosier, fIosIey, Aoser. Jioyer, Mike IJrI ... ........ 2I3, 77 !IorIon, Penny ISrI ...I94, 23, 77, 78 Dan ISrI. . . I94, I36, I22, I29 Mark IJrI . ,. Phil qsapm ... Jay ISophI . . Ar. Burger ......,. Ar. Tascosa ....... Audroch, Joe IJrI. .. Auir, Roma ISophI .. Aunn, Debbie ...I94 Jiurif, AIIison IJrI . .. iyn, Berh .... .........2I3 ..23I, 78, I42 .....23I,265 .......265 ...IO6, IO7 .........2I3 ......23I,79 286, 93,55, 83 .........2I3 ......I59,85 McFa'rher, David ISophI ......... 23I McGee, Michael ISophI ......,. 2 I 3, I6I, l62 McGill, Iv1arlaIJrI .......... 2I3, 77 McGregor, ShirIey IJrI ...2I3, 93, 89 I76 McGuire, John ICoachI ....,. Mclnrosh, Lance ISrI .......,... I94 McKay, Joe IJrI ..... ...2I3 McKay, Linda IJrI ...... ...2I3 McKee, Jim IJrI ...,..... ..... 2 I3 McKinIey, Connie ISophI ..,..... 23I McKinny, Don ISrI ..,.... ..... I 94 McKinzie, Karen ISrI .... ...... I 94 McKinzie, Kay IJrI ............. 2 I4 McLane, Kafhy IJrI ......... 2I4, 72 McLaughlin, CharIa ISrI ........, I94 McMahan, Joe ISrI .I94, I36, 42, 265 McMahon, Candy IJrI .......... 2 I4 McMennamy, Mike IJrI ......... 2 I4 McMicken, Pam ISrI ..,... I94, 75, 93 McMiIIin, Diann IJrI ............ 2I4 McMinn, Kay ...........,..... I76 McMorries, Srephi IJrI ...2I4, 72, 93 McMurry, Debby ISrI ...I94, 93, I64 McNabb, Peggy ISrI ........... I94 McNeiI, KaI'hy ISrI ........., I94, 77 McNew, Suzan IJrI ......, . ...... 2I4 McPherren, Marilyn ISophI ......23I McReynoIds, Melody ISrI .,,..... I94 Nance, Doug IJrI .............. 2I4 Naples, Tony ISophI ..... NasIund, Mike ISophI .... .....23I .....23I Na+ionaI I'Ionor SocieIy ....... 9I-93 Na+ionaI Scholarship Meri+ Tesfz Semi-I:inaIis+s ........... I2O ....38 Nordquisi, Bruce ISophI ......... Norman, Jerry ISrI ....... .... Norman, Linda ISophI ,... .... 2 32 Norris, Kim ISophI ............. 232 Norris, Shelley IJrI ...,......... 2 I4 NorIhwesI Texas I-Iospi+aI School I42 I94 of Nursing .................. 263 NoIesIine, Ann ................ 232 NunIey, Jack ISophI ......... 232, 72 NunnaIIy, Nina IJrI .......... 2I4, 93 Nussbaum, Ralph IJrI .... 2I5, 203, I9 Oakley, SaIIy IJrI ..... ,....... 2 I5 Ochsner, Kris IJrI .......,... 2I5, 78 Odom, Winsron ......,........ I76 OIIice Educa+ion Associarion ..... 63 Office SIaII .................. I72 OIes, Par ISophI .........,. 232, I65 Organizafions ...,........... 56-99 Olivarez, Mrs. Inez ISIaIII ....... I78 Oliver, Kay ISophI .......... 232, 72 OpI'i-Iens ............... .... 2 55 Oquin, Belinda ISophI .......... 232 Oquin, Georgia Ann IJrI ........ 2I5 Orchesira ................... 88-89 OrI'baI, Mark IJVI ...... 2I5, I55, I54 Orr, Bill ISophI ............. 232,I42 OrIbaI, Dona ISophI ............ 232 Oufreach ......,........ ..... 6 8 Oversrreef, Gare ISophI ........ 232 Owen, Buddy ISophI ..,......... 232 Owen, CaroI ISophI ......... 232, 79 Owen, Pam ISrI ,.... I94, 77, I2O, 93 Owens, Mike ISophI ....,.....,. 232 Pace, Sue ISophI .............,. 232 Pankrafz, Candy ISophI ......... 232 Pankrarz, Sandy ISophI ...... 232, 79 Nichol, David ISophI ........ viurphy, Becky IJrI ,............. 78 viurphy, Doug ISrI ..........,.. I94 viusic Depar+menI ..... 70-73, 76-79, 88, 89 viyers, Jimmy IJrI .............. 2I3 viyers, Karen IJrI ............,. 2l3 viyers, Terri ISrI ....,... I94, I9I, 78 vIcAdams, Byron ISophI ..,..... 23I McAdams. Celia ISophI ,........ 23I vIcAdams, Donna ....... ..... 7 2 vIcAIee, Denise IJrI ...... ,... 2 I3 vIcAvey, CaroI IJ rI ........,... 2 I 3 v1cCaII, Don Charles ISrI ,...... I94, 69, 89 vIcCann, John IJrI ............. 213 VIcCarIhey, Valerie ISrI ..I94, 77, 93 XAcCIanahan, Susan IJrI ......... 2I3 V1cCIeIIan, 6aiI IJrI ...... 2I3, 77, 93 VIcCIeIIan, Tom ISrI ......... I94, 78 VIcCormick, Rurh IJrI ....... 2I3, 78 McCurry, CrysIaI IJrI ........... 2I3 McCurry, Jay ISophI ........... 23I VIcDanieI, Janice ISophI ........ 23I McDanieI, Larry IJrI .....,... 2I3, 55 McDanieI, Sid ISrI .......,..... I94 McDonaId, Be+'ry ISophI ...... 23 I, 79 McDonald, Debbie ISophI ....... 23I McEIroy, Jimmy IJrI ....,....... 2I3 Nazworih, CharIoIIe IJrI ........ 2I4 Neal, Sherri .....,....,.....,... 79 Needham, Sharon ISophI ........ 23I NeeI, Sherri ISophI .....,....... 23I Neie, JeII ISophI .......... 23 I, I43 Neie, Mike ISrI .....,.... I94, 30, 58 Nelson, BiII IJrI ................ 2I4 NeIson, Jim ISophI ....,.. 23I, 7I, 72 NeIson, Leslie IJrI .... ..... 2 I4, 87 NeIson, WaIIer ................ I76 NeIher+on, PauIa IJrI ........ 2I4, 27 Nefherfon, Pere ISophI. .23 I, 78, I43, I6I, 66, 22I Neubauer, Nickie IJrI ...,....... 2I4 Neugebauer, Ronnie ISophI ...... 232 Neugebauer, Nonie ISophI ...... 23I NeweII, PhiIIip ISophI ..........., 27 Newsome, Bob IJrI ...... ..... 2 I4 Newspaper SIaII ...... ..... 8 O, 8I Newfon, Dorinda IJrI ....... 2I4, 72, 93, 98 232 NichoIson, Mrs. I'IeIen ISIa'III ..,, I78 NichoIson, Judy ISophI ......... 232 Ninemire, Linda ISophI ...,,,,,, 232 Nix, Karen IJrI ......... ..... 2 I4 Nix, Kim ISophI ........ ...... 2 32 NobIe, Debby IJrI .,. ..... 2I4, 78 Packer, PaImer, Park, Laura ISophI ......... Packard, PauIa IJrI ....... 2I5, 93, 89 GIeno ISophI I57 Cindy ISrI .... ....232 iiiiI94 Palmer, Jerrye ISrI ....... .... I 94 PaImer, George ...........,... I76 Pain+er, Mrs. Odessa ISIaIII ..... I78 Palmer, Nancy IJrI ......... Palo Duro Srudio ........ Panger, Gary ......... Panger, Tommy ISophI .... Panger, S+eve IJrI Pankraiz, Candy . Pam' Shoppe, The ....2I5 .,..26O ....I43 ...232 ....2I5 .....79 ....258 Parge, KenI ISrI ....,.. .... I 94 Parge, Phil ISophI .......... 232, I59 Parker, Mrs. Annie ISIaIII ..., I78 Parker, Clarence ............... I76 Parker, Judy IJrI ............ 2I5, 77 Parker, Sfeven IJrI .... 205, 2I5 Parker, Susan ....... .... 2 32 Parker, Terry IJrI ....2I5 Parkey, Inez ..... .... I 76, 59 Parks, Laura ......... ......... 8 9 Parr, Becky IJrI ............. 2I5, 8I Parra, Tim ISrI ................. I94 ...232 Parsley, Danna ISophI ..... Parsons, Kenr ISophI ...... ,...232 INDEX 28I 282 INDEX Pallerson, Cindy ..... Pallerson, Linda lSophl .., .....2l5 ......232 Pallerson, Mike Url ......... 2l5, 72 Pallerson, Pally lSrl ........ I94, 93, Pallerson, Terry R. lSophl 79,238 ,.....232 Pallerson, Mrs. Vada lSlalIl ...,. I78 Pallerson, Vickye lSrl ,.... Pallon, Sleve lSophl ..,... Paul, Jell Url ....... Payne, Barbara Url ...... Payne, Slephen lSophl .... Pease, Cam lSrl ...,... ......l94 .,,...232 ......2l5 ...2l5,72 ,....232 .....l95 Peal, Beverly lSophl ............ 232 Peek, Kalhy Url .........,..... 2l5 Peek, Larry lSrl ......... I95, 93, I64 Peel, Trudy Url ............. 2l5, 37 Peevy, Larry Url ........A.. 2l5, I36 Pekar, Tim lSophl ........,..... 232 Pellre Rebecca lSo hl Y- P i - i Pellon, Beverly lSophl .... Pena, Michael lSrl ....... ...232, 79 ......232 ......I36 Pendergrall, Lynn lSophl ........ 232 Pendlelon, Donna lSophl ........ 232 Pendlelon Larr lSrl , y ..... Pennal, Sleve Url ........ Penninglon, Thelma Url... Penny's ,............. ...l95, 42 ...2I5, 93 ...2I5, 72 .,....257 Perdue, Nancy lSrl ......... I95, 286 Perkins, Rhonda lSrl ..... I l5, I95, 93 Perry, Richard lSrl .... I95, 7l, 72, 93 232 Perry, Scoll lSophl ....... Perryman, Sandra lSophl .,......232 Persall, Clilann lSophl .... ..... 2 32 Personius, Alla lSrl ..... Pelers, Roger lSophl . . . Pelil, Ninon U rl ..,.,.... .....l95 ......232 ...2I5, 78 Pelropoulos, Judy lSrl .......... I95 Pieil, Debbie lSrl .....,.. ...l95, 72 Phillips, Becky lSophl ..... ..... 2 32 Phillips, Charles Url .... ....72 Phillips, Diann Url .............. 2l5 Physical Educalion Depl. Physical Educalion ..... .....l66-l67 Pickard, Olivia ,.,,.........,,, I72 Pickard, Suzanne lSrl ..... Pickard, Pal Url ..,., Pickens, Pam lSrl ,...... 75, I95, 77 ...2l5,77 ......I95 Pierce, Charlie lSrl ............. I95 Pierce, Jeremy lSophl ....... 232, 78 Pierce, Penny lSrl ...... .,.I95, 94 Pike Dana lSrl ................. I95 Pike, Scol lSrl ................. I96 Pike Susan lSrl ................. I96 Pilger, Cynlhia Diane lSophl . .232, 79 Pilkinglon, Roberl lSrl ....... I96, 77, ' 86, I8 Pillsbury, Tim lSrl ,.......... I96, 96 Pinkslon, Chris lSophl ..232, I I3, I43 I22 I96 II6 Pinkslon, Pally lSrl ...., i i I I7, I29, 53, 93 Pioneer Nalural Gas ........... 243 Pioneer Slall ......... ..... 8 O-8I Pippins, Gayle Url ..... ..... 2 I5 Pillman, Penny lSophl .... Pizza I-lul' ............... Poindexler, Kalie lSrl ,..., Polk, Pamela Kay Url ..... Pollard, Rick lSophl ...... Polvadore, Carol Url ..... Ponca Wholesale ...... Ponce, Cindy lSophl ,..... Pond, Dyonne lSophl ..... Poole Kim lSo hl . . p . . . Pope, Debbie lSophl ..... Porler, Bill ..,...,... .. Porler, Brenda lSrl ...... Porler, Palli lSrl , .. . . Posf, Ginger U rl ..... Poslma, Bob lSrl ...., . . Poller, Ken lSophl ,. . Polls, Noel lSophl . . . Powell, Becky lSrl .... Powell, Ricky ........ Powers, Melody U rl ...... Poynor, Mike lSrl ....... 232, 72, 79 ......246 ...l96, 93 ...2l5, 89 ..,232, 72 ...2I5, 89 ......252 ......232 ,..232, 79 ......232 ...232, 79 ...7I, I76 ...l96, 72, 77, 93, 89 .,....l96 ......2l5 ...I96,93 ......232 .....232 .....I96 .......89 ...2I5,93 ......l96 Prall, Jamie Virginia Url ........ 2l5 Prall, Mary Marlha Jr .. ......2l5 I I Preslon, Bonnie ..............,. I76 Price, Andy Url ........... 2l5, I64 Price, Ann lSrl ........,.... I96, 94 Price, Beckie lSrl ..,..... I96, 27, 93 Price, Doug lSrl ............ I96, 77 Price, Frank Roberl Url ... Price, Jane Url .......,. 2l5, 93, I66 Price, Laura lSophl I .,.. 232, 72, 250 Price, Pam Url .......... 2l5, 67, 62 Prickell, Sheryl lSophl ... Pride, Wayne lSophl ... Pride, Veelinda ...... Principal ............. Probsl, Mark Url ....... Proclor, Margarel' Url . .. Prolhro, Pam lSophl ..,. Pruill, Celesle lSophl .... Pruill, Vicki Url ........ Publicalions Depl ..,.... Puckell lll, Charles l'lenry lSrl ....,.,.......... Puckell, Marlha Url ..... Purcell, Cindi Url .... Pye, Randy lSrl ,... Pyeall, Gayla ....... Pyeall, Mark lSophl .... Qualllebarm, Joe Url .... Quinn, Larraine Url ...... Radio Club .......,... Railsback, Terri lSrl .... Rains, Debbie Url ..., Ralslon, Cora lSrl ...,... Rains, Mike Url ......... Ralslon, Connie lSophl ... Ramirez, Trinidad lSlalll . Ramzel, Carler lsophl ... Raney, Marie Suzell Url. . Rankin, Gaylon lSrl ..... ......232 ......232 .......28 ....l7O-I7 . ..... 2l5 . ..... 2l5 ......232 ...232, 79 ...2l5, 72 ....,8O-83 ...I96, 93 ...2I5, 93 ......2l5 .....l96 .....l76 ..,...232 ..2I5, I36 ...2l5, 77 .......69 .,...I96 .....2l5 .......l4 ..2l5,l36 ...l96,79 .......l78 .....232 ......2I5. 85,265 ,.....l96 Rallifl, Nancy Url ... Rauh, Lloyd Url ..... Ray, Palli lSophl .... Rayburn, Jim lSrl .... Rebel Band ........ Rebel Spirils ......,.., Redding, Thomas lSrl. .. Redlearn, Mark lSrl .... Reed, Harry L. Url ...,. Reed, Kalhy lSrl ....... Reed, Keilh R. lSrl ..... Reese, Barbara lSrl .... Reed, Jack lSophl .... Reimer, Dean lSrl .... Reimer, Sharon Url .... Renegar, Sharon lSrl ... Rennke, Ron Url ....... Reserve Officer Training C Reynolds, Arnold ...... .....2lE .....2lE .....23I .,...l9E ..,,.7O-72 .....74-75 ...isiazs mise, I36 .,2l5, neil I97, 70, 71 ......I9l ...l97,7i ,.....8E .....l97 .....2l6 ...,..l9i ......2ll orp. ...3E .,l77, I76 Reyman, Becky Url .,........ 2l6, 33 Rexrode, Alan Url ......... 2l6, I6P Rhea, Janel lSophl ......... 232, l61 Rholon, Rod Url ..... Rice, Marly lSrl ... Rice, Nicholas lSrl ... Rice, Jill lSophl ........ Rich, Becky lSophl ..... ,,.....2l6 I9J I .....l9f ....,,..23 l4C Richards, Phil Url. . .2I6, 77, I36. Richards, Ronald Paul lSophl. .233, 8 Richardson, Bill Url .... ..2l6, I6 Richardson, Mary Url ........... 2l Richey, Roberl lSrl ......... I97, l64 Richmond, Janice Ur .. Richmond, Paula lSophl . J 2lg Richmond, Karon lSrl ...... I97, I9, 1 233 I9 Richard, David Auslin lSrl Rickells, Myra lSophl. .. Rickells, Sherry Url .... Riddlespurger, Lynelle U Riddlespurges, Mary Url Ridgell, Sleve ......... Rieber, Roberl lSophl .. Riggs, Karen lSrl ...... .....,..23 ........2l ......2l .......,2l 77, 78, 8 ,,,.....23 ...l97,8 Rigler, Marcia Url ...... 2l6, 89, 25 Riley, Jerry lSophl ..... Riley, Lee Url ....... Riley, Richard Url ...... Roach, David lSophl .,.. ........23 ,..2l6, 7 ......2l ......23. Roach, Gay lSrl ...... 69, I97, 93, 8 I9 Roach, Max lSrl ....... Roach, Mike Url ....... Robberson, Jody lSrl ... Robberson, Molly Url.. . Robbins, Wesley U rl ..... Roberson, Debbie lSophl Roberls, Barbara lSrl . . . Roberls, Brenda U rl ...... Roberls, Diane lSrl ..... Roberls, Gaylan lSrl .... Roberls, Kenney R. Url . Roberls, Mary Anne ... Roberls, Randy lSrl .... Roberls, Rulh ....... .,,..2l ...,.l9 .,,...2I ...2l6,7 .,.,..23 ......l91 ...2I6,I ......l92 .....l97 f f isiif is: ......I76 oberlson, Earl lSophl ....... 234, 72 oberlson, Floyd lSrl ........ I97, 93 oberlson Gail lSrl ...... I97, 8I, 93 oberlson, Gini Url ........ 2l6, I66 oberlson, Laurel lSrl .... I97, 8I, 52 obinson, Debbie Url ....... 2I6, 93 obinson, Eric lPDHSl .,.. obinson, Sleve lSrl .... odgers, Bobby lSrl .... odgers Budd ....... odeo Club ........ .....95 ....l97 ....I97 ...,I76 ogers, Carol lSophl ........... 234 ogers, Jimmy Url ...... 2l6, 93, I53 ,ogers, Ricky lSophl ........... 234 ogowski, George Url ...... 2l6, I65 oksandich, Joan Url ..... 2I6, 72, 89 ,ollen, Roberl lSrl ...,...., I97, I36 omer, Donald lSrl l97, 85, 265 ook, Ronnie Url ........... 2l6, 64 oosa, Slewarl A. ..,....,...... 33 osenberger, Marla llzrl ..,,..... 2I6 oss, Brad lSrl ..........,...... I97 oss, Jeanne Url ............., 2l6 loss, Melissa Url .... losser, Roberl lSrl . . . iossman, Rose lSrl ..... ....,2I6,89 ...,I97,I62 ..,,,.2I6 iolhkrug, Ellen lSophl .......... 234 ,oush, Rusly lSrl ............... I97 ,owe, Scoll Url ....,,,....,... 2 I 6 Lowell, Ricky Url ....,.,. 2l6, 7l, 72 loyal, Don lSrl .... ........I97 .ucker, Roger Url ....... 2I6, 7I, 72 .udd, Cheryle Url ... iudd, Palsy lSrl ... ,ue, Nelson Url .... . Lvis, Jose lSlalll ....... .....,..2I6 ........I97 .....2I6,77 ......l78 luLand. Owen lSophl ..,....... 234 lupp, Marla Anne Url ........ 93, 67 lush, Carler lSophl .... lush, Nancy lSophl .... ...,234 .....234 rushing, David Url ........,, 2l6, 38 lussell, Chris lSrl .....,.... I98, I62 lussell, Darleen ,..., -. . .5l, I76, 265 ussel Slalionery .............. 248 ulharl, Marilyn lSophl lulherlord, Keilh lSophl ..,...234,79 ....234,I43 lyanl:huCklJd...2l6,llO,l36,l53 ,.l.C ......................... 247 laddoris, Nancy lSrl ,....... I98, 78 l. Clair, Cynlhia lsophl ..... 235, 79 l. John, Sandy lSrl ..... 77, IO4, l I4 alkeld, Dan ,........ 63,2O,3O,58 ......,..I76 almon, Sam Url ............... 2l6 ample, Everell ..,.,. ......I76 ampson, Barbara lSrl .......... I98, 75,77,96 ampson, Michael Burl lSophl .... 234 ams, Bucky Url ..2I6, I33, I34, I36, I37,I39,255,I4O,I36 randers, Teri lSrl ..... .,.......I98 rallerwhile, Marc Url ..... 7I, 88, 93 29, 89 -avage, Kay lSophl ......... 234, 79 Savage, Monly lSrl ..... Scarbrough, Lary lSrl ..... Scarlell, Kay lSophl ...... . . .234, 72, l I3 Schanlz, Roxie lSophl Schenk, Eslher Url .. Schneiderheinz, Gus. Schneiderman, Sheila lSophl ..... 234 Schroder, Craig lSrl . . . Schuler, Debbie Url ... Schulz, Donna Url ...... Schusler, Carl lSophl . Schwarlz, Laura lSophl Science Depl ..........., Scivally, Mary lSrl ....... Scoll, Brenl lSophl ....... Scoll, Debbie lSrl .... Scoll, Linda Url ..... Scoll, Roberl U rl .... Scoll, Ronnie lSophl .... Scoll, Sonny lSophl .... Scroggins, James Url ..... Seale, David lSrl ....... Sechrisl, Beverly lSrl ....., Securily Federal Savings and Loan ............. Seedig, Rex Url ......... Sells, Chris lSophl ....... Selo, Keilh lSrl ..... I98, 9 Senior Class ............ Senior Favoriles ......,.. Shallry, Jon lSrl ......... Shapiro, Renee Url ...... Shapiro, Susan lSrl . .. .. Sharp, Bob Url .......... Sharp, Leah Anne lSrl Sharp, Randy Url ........ 2l7, 72, I8 Sharpe, Greg Url ........ Sharpe, Rodney lSophl .... Shaw, Jonna lSophl .,..., Shawharl, Don lSrl ....... .,.I98,77,I6l Sheldon, Jean lSrl ... ....I98 ......I98 ,.....234 79, 244 ....,,,4O ......2I6 ..I98, 77, 97, 99, 93 .....2I6 ......2I6 .234, 243 ,..234, 67 .......-36 I98,93, 89 ......234 ......I98 ......2I6 ..2I6,I53 ..,...234 ,...234 ....2I6 ....I98 ....I98 ....255 ......2l6 ......234 3, I53, I5O ...I79-202 ...lO8-IO9 ......I98 ..2I7, I66 ...I98, 89 ...2l7, 77 ..,...I98 ......2l7 ......234 ...234,79 ......I98 ...234, 79 Shellon, Killie lSophl ..... Sherrill, JimlSophl .....,.. Sherrod, Lynne lSrl ..... Sheppard, Alan ......... Shorl, Sherri lSophl .,.......... Shulkin, Craig Url .2l7, I53, I45, I52 Sides, Sandy lSrl ........ I98, 72, 89 Siegman, Jackie lSrl ............ l98 Sigler, Jo Ellen lSophl ....... 234, 79 ......234 .....I98 .......33 234 Siman Jim Url .............,... 2I7 Simmers, Marcus Url . . .2I7, I33, I36 l 234 Simmons, Janel lSoph Simms, Tim lSophl ..... 234, l57, I54 Simonson, Camille lSophl .... 234, 79 Sims, Cindy lSophl ..... A ..... 234, 79 Sims, Paul Url ........,........ 2l7 Sims, Rhonda lSophl .,.,,....... 234 Sinclair, Lanna lSophl .... 234, 28, 79 Sisk, Rila lSophl ............... 234 Sillel, Caroline Url .,... Skipworlh, Darrel Url .,.,,,.. 2I8, 84 ....,.2I8 Slape, Jacquelline Mrs. ...., I77, I76 Slaughler, Ronnie .... Sloan, Noel Url ..... Small, Lorrie lSophl . . Smealon, Chris lSophl Smiley, Davy Url .... Smiley, Randy Url ... Smilh, Brenda lSophl . Smilh, Chuck Url .... Smilh, Cindi Url ..... Smilh, Debbie Url ... Smilh, Dennis lSrl .... Smilh, Gary Url ,..., Smilh, Henry lSlalll . . Smilh, Edilh ......,. Smilh, Helen ...... Smilh, Jerry ........ Smilh, Jean lSophl . .. Smilh, Karen Url .... Smilh, Lael ......... Smilh, Linda Url ..... Smilh, Mark Url ..... Smilh, Mark Url ..... Smilh, Rulh Mrs. .... . Smilh, Sarah lSophl .. Smilh, Sharon lSophl . Smilh, Shelly lSophl .. Smilh, Shirley lSophl . .......,..2I8 2I8,93, 89 ......,...234 ..........234 .....2I8 .....2I8 .....234 ..,..2I8 ...,.2I8 ....2I8, 78 .....I23 .. ,,.,... 2I8 ..........I78 ....I76, I77 .......I72 .....I77 .....234 .....2I8 .....l77 .......234 ...,.2I8,93 2I8,7I,72 ..........I77 ..........234 .....234 ..........234 Smilh, Sleve Url ..2i8, 136, 140, I62 Smilh, Tommy lSophl. ......234, I43 Smilh, Tommy Url ..... 2l8, l42, I65 Snellgrove, Dennis Url Snider, Barbara lSophl Snider, Kalhryn lSrl .. Social Sludies Depl.. . Solomon, Karen lSrl . . Somerville, Teddy Url ,..,..,,..2I8 ,..,.234 .. ........ 89 ....48,49 ...,77, 93 ........,,2I8 Sophomore Class ........... 22I-237 Sophomore Favoriles . Soulhern, Danny Url . Soulhern, Lucy lSophl ......II2, II3 .....,.,..2I8 .....234 Soulhweslern Public Service .,... 245 Sowers, J. C. Url .... Spalding, Tracie Url.. Spanish Club ....... Spannulh, Ginger Url Sparks, Elane lSrl .... Sparks, Valerie Url... Speech Club ........ Speech Depl. ...... . Spear, Belinda Url ,.. Spence, Sally lSophl .. .......2I8,72 .. ....... 2I8 ....6O,6I ...2l8,42 .. ........ 77 ..,.,..2I9, 77 ....66, 67 ....52, 53 ..2I5,2I9 ,.........234 Spencer, Charlolle lSophl ....... 234 Spencer, John lSophl . Spencer, Scoll lSrl . . . Spencer, Suzy Url .... Spencer, Sleve lSophl Spencer, Wes lSophl . Spikes, Jay lSophl ... Spikes, Rusly Url .... Splawn, Cheryl Url.. . Sporls .........,... Spradlin, Mark lSrl . .. Spring, Susan lSrl .... ..........235 ..........I36 ....78, 37 ..235, I42 .........,I43 ..235, I43 ,. ,..,,.. 2I9 ..........2I9 ..I3O, I67 .. ....... I53 ....93 Ubben, Debbie lSophl Springslube, Sherri lJrl .... ...2l9 Spurgeon, Jan lSophl ...... ...235 Spurgeon, Sandra ISophl ........235 Squyres, Buddy lSophl .......... 235 Srader, Dennis lJrl ............. 2l9 Slale Kendra lJrl. . .... 2I9, 89 r 93 Taylor, Karen Lynn lSr ... ,... 1 200 177 Taylor, Lo1s Mrs. ....... ...., . Taylor, Lisa lJrl, ..........,. 2l9 Taylor, Scoll lJrl ...,....... 2 I9 Taylor, Slephanie lSophl ..... 235 Ta lor Tomm ISO hl ...235 Turnbow, Sleve lSophl ...... 236, I43 Turner, Carla lSophl . . Turner, Charlissa lJrl .. Tullle, Tera lJrl ...... Tyler, Eddie lSophl .... ......236,5E .. .... 2I? ....2I9 .......,.236 ,.....236,79 y, . . Slanley, Connie IS I ..... Slarkey, Lori lSophl ............ 235 Slovehagen, Sleve lSophl ....... I43 Slebbins, Dan lJrl .............. 2l9 Y 1 Taylor, Teague, Helen Mrs. ., .. Teague, Belh lSrl .,.,.... Teesdale, Chris lJrl y p .... Weldon lJrl ...... 2I9, 72, ..2I9,lI6 Upchurch, Alan lJrl ..... 220, 93, I6-4 Upchurch, Ann lSophl .......... 236 Van Bakel, Gary lSophl ....,.... 236 Sleele, Bill lJrl ...,...... Sleele, Bobby lJrl ....,... .235, 72, 79 Sleen, David lSophl ...... Sleele, Calhy lSophl .... Sleinle Ga lon lJrl .. . y . Slephens, James lJrl .... Slephenson, Polly lSrl ..... Slerling, Karen lJrl .... Slerguell, Sleve ..... Slevens, Scoll lSrl .... Slewa rl, Doug IJ rl ....... Slewa rl, Susan IJ rl ..,. Slill, Mark lJrl .......... Slill, Adrienne lSophl ... Slocklon, Melody lJrl Slorselh, Barbara IJ rl .... Slowe, Garre lJrl ..... Slrange, Ann lSophl , .. Slreich, Ronald lSophl .... Sludenl Council ...... Sludenl Lile .......... Slulls, Barbara lSophl .... Slulls, David ......... Slu rdiva nl, Mike IJ rl ..... Slyve, Richard ....... Slulzman, Slacy lJrl ...... Sullivan, Charisse lJrl ..,., ...2I9, 89 ...2I9, 93 ......235 ......2I9 .....2I9 ..,.93,90 ..,2I9,93 .,,..II6 .,....I65 ..2l9, I54 ....,.2I9 ...85, 265 ....,235 ...2I9, 78 ...,.2I9 .....l6I ,....235 ...235,54 ....94,95 ....l6-33 .....235 ......l77 .,2l9,I65 .......96 .......72 ...2I9, 77 Sullivan, Sheri lSrl ...... 200, 77, 286 Summers, Vicki lJrl ...,.. 2l9, 78,93 Sumner, Ricky lSrl ............. 200 Superinlendenl ................ I70 Sullerlield, Lonny lSrl ....... 200, 78 Swallord, Terry lSophl ....... 235, 54 Swagerly, Lonnie lSophl ........235 Swindell, Cindy lSophl ..... .... 2 35 Swindell, Jack lSrl ..,.... .....200 Swisher, Karen lJrl .,....,... 2I9, 72 Sylvesler, Cheri lSophl ..... ...235 Sylvesler, Shane lJrl ............ 2 I9 Symon, Kim lSophl ............. 235 Synek, Sleve lJrl .,.. 2I9, 72, 85, 265 Slyve, Richard .......... Syrus, Ronny lSrl ,........ Taco Villa .............. Tacguard, Felecia lJrl .... Tarpley, Janice lJrl .,.... Taylor, Debbie lJrl .,.... Tanner, Susan lSrl ....,... Tarpley, Clay lSrl ...... Tascosa Boosler Club. . . Tascosa Drug Alerl Team Tascosa Nalional Bank .. Taylor, Cheryl lSophl . .. Taylor, John lSophl ... 284 INDEX ......I77 ......200 ......246 2I9, 78, 89 ..,2I9, 77 .2I9, 93,89 ......20O ...200,93 ..,...246 .,.....246 ,.......243 .....235,79 ..,.,235 Temples, Donna lSophl .......... 235 Tennis ,.........,...,........ I64 Terrill, Sarah lSrl .... 200, 286, 93, 83 Terry, Kennelh lSophl .......,... 78 Terwilliger, Dorolhy .......,..., I72 Terwilliger, Peggy lSrl , . .200, 286, 93 Teler, Clay lSophl ........,,... 235 Teler, Curlis lSrl ..... ..,. 2 00, I64 Texas Carpel .....,.. .... 2 45, 257 Texas Slale Oplical .... ...,.. 2 45 Thompson, Bill IJrl ...........,. 2I9 Thompson, Sleve lJrl ........ 2I9, 72 Thompson, Sydney ..... ...... I 77 Van Camp, Brad lSrl ......,.... 20C Vance, Cameron lSrl Vanderwill, Jon lSrl ... Vasek, Carol lSophl ... Vaughan Vaughan, Vaughan, Vaughan Vealch, ,Doug lJrl ... Joe lSrl ..... Kaye lSophl , Sleve lSrl . . . Dean lSrl .,.., Vealch, Terri lSophl , .. Veregin, Bryan lSophl., .......,.20C .200, I98, 75 77, I36 ......236,72 ....220,93 .,....200,93 ........,236 .. .... 20C ...200 Vernon, Cherryl lSrl ...... 200, 77, 78 Debi lSophl ............ 236 Vernon, l'lolIy lJrl ........... 220, 78 Vibbard, David lSophl , 236 Vernon, Vibbard, Vidaurri, Kalhy lSrl ,.. Amada ...... Vinson, Pal lSophl .... Vinyard, 17111e IJ1-I ..... Thornlon, Janel lJrl .... .... 2 I9 Thrasher, Darla lJrl ............. 2 I9 Thrasher, Paula lJrl.. -.,......... 2I9 Thykeson, Regie lJrl ..... 2I9, 78, 3l Tucker, Pally lJrl .......,...... 2 I9 Thompson, Bill .....,......,.... I65 Thompson, Belly lSrl .........,. Thompson, Crisline lSophl ....... Thompson, Jell lSophl .......... Thompson, Margrel lSophl ,.,235, 72 Thompson, Teri lSophl ........., 235 Thornburg, Danny lSophl ........ Thorne, Sl an lSophl ..., 235, I43, Thompson, Phillip lSrl .,....,.... ........,20C ..,l77,l7i .....23 .. ..... 22C Virden, Lanny lSophl ......,. 236, 72 Vocalional lnduslrial Clubs ol America .......... Vocalional Cllice Educalion . . .42, 43 Vogue Beauly Supplies Vroom, Sandy lSrl ,... Wade, Peggy lSrl .. ....... 264 ...,200, 93 ,,..20l, 63 Wade, Rey lSophl ...,..... 236, I42 Thurman, Renee ISophl .......,. 223 Thul, Ric-hard lSophl ........ 236, 72 Tillee, Margie lSophl ........ 236, 79 Tillerson, Brooke lJrl ............ 2I9 Tillolson, Mark lJrl ...... 2I9, I36, 93 Tiplon, Dayle lSrl ....... 200, 2l, I36 Tiernagel, Scoll lSrl ........ 200, I36 Todd, Carol lSrl ...... ..... 2 00, 77 Toller, April lSophl . .. .,... .236 Toller, Larry lSrl ...., ,...,. 2 00 Tomasello, Jonell lSrl ...,.... 2l9, 67 Tomasso, Mary lSophl .....,. 236, 27 Tomlinson, Mary Jane lSophl .... 236, 96, II Tompkins, Charlolle lSophl ..236, 72, 79, 85 TopTen ,......,.,,,,. ..,.I25, I29 Torlella, Debbie lSophl ......... 236 Townsend, Bill 1511 .200, I34, 136, 265 Trallon, Kay lSrl ..........,.... 200 Trallon, Rick lSophl ..,. .... I 43 Traves, Ricky lJrl ...... .... 2 36 Travis, Linda lSophl .... ..., 2 36 Truman, Debbie lSrl ,... ..., 2 00 Trussell, Cindy lJrl ,......,..... 2l9 Tunnell, Donna lSophl ........... 236 Tunnell, Susie lJrl .........,. 2l9, 26 Wagner, Wakeliel Walken, Walker, Walker, S Glenn lJrl ... . ,... 220 Wagner's Jewelers ............. 263 d, Rocky lSrl .........,. 20I Doyle lSophl ...,..236, I42 Walker, Janel Elaine lSrl ......... 93 M611 U11 .....,.... 220, 162 Walker, Sally lSophl .....,...... 236 0een1Jn...220,39,286,67 Walker, Terry lSrl .............. 20l Wall, Cappie lSophl ..... 237, 72, 89 Chr1slSrl .......... 20I, 77 220 Johnny lJrl ........... Wallace, Wallace, Wallace, Karen lJrl ... Wallace, Laura ..... Wallace, Paula lSrl .... Wallace, Tim lSrl ..... ....220 ....20I ....20I .......20I Waller, Charles lJrl ...,,....... l6l Wallis, Gladys .......... 46, I77, 49 Walsh, B ruce lSrl ........,,..,. 20I Walsh, Drew lJrl ..2I7 Walsh, Mellanie lJrl ............ 20I Wallers, John lSophl .. Wallers, Mary lJrl .... Wallers, Sleve lJrl .... Wallon, Kalhryn lSophl Walvoord, Keilh lSophl Ward, Bi 97, 37, 93, 62 ......237,89 .....220 ....,.220,72 .........237 , ..,, 237, I42 Ily 1511 ..,,,,,...,,,,.. 201 ifard, David ISophl ......... 237,78 sfard, Jim ISrl ........ ....,. 2 OI Vard, Terry lSophl ....,, ,,.,. 2 37 Varner, James ISfaffl .... . Varner, Paf ISrl ....... . Varr, Don ISrl ....., .... Varren, Rex Url ....,...... ....I78 ....20I ....20I .....77 Vashburn. Don Url .... 220, 72, 286, 82, 53, 67 Vafkins, Gail ISrl ........... 20I, 77 237 Vafson, Ken lSophl ...,,.,. Vafson, Lonnie Url .... 220, I6I, I62 l 237 Veafhers, Dick ISoph ...... Vebb. Carol lSrl .......... Vebb, David ISrl ..... 20I, II37, 8 I39 I3 1 Vebb, Debbie lSrl ......... Vebb Frame and Arf Supply Vebb, Kelley Shannon Url .. Vebb, Mike Url ,..,....... Vebb, Paffy lSophl ...... . Vebb, Paula lSophl ...... . Vebb, Randy Url ....,..... ,I62 20I .I4I ....20I ....24I ....220 ....220 ..,.237 ....237 ....220 Vedgeworfh, Deanie Url .... 220, 72 20I Veeks, Debbie lSrl ......., Veeks, Dyrika ........,,. . Veeks, Larry ISophl ...... . Veigle, Richard ISophl ,..., Vesf, Eric Url .......... , Vesf, Judy lSrl ......., . Vesf, Linda Url ... .. Vesf, Vicki ISophl .,. ..... Vesfer, Brenda lSrl ...... . Vesfor, Darla ISophl ....... Veyman, Roland ISophl .... Vhafley, Cafhy ISrl ........ Vheeler, Mary Mrs. ....... . Vheeler, Randy ISophl . .237, Vheeler, Ronald ISrl ........ Vherry, Rufh Url .,......... Vhipple, Roberf lSophl ..... Vhipple, Robin lSophl ...... iiii2Ol ....237 ...237 ...220 ...20l ...220 237,89 ...20I ...237 ,,..72 .202, 93 .,.I77 78, I57 202,72 220,72 ...220 ....237 Vhifaker, Margaref ISophl237, 76, 79 Vhifaker, Neil ISrl .......... 202, 93 Vhife, Colleen lSophl ,..,... 237, 72 Vhife, Jeanne Url ..,....... 220, 93 Vhife, Nina Url ....... 3. . .. ...,220 Vhife, Pafricia Gail ISophl ...... 237 Vhife, Wayne ............ ,...I77 Whifehead, Richard lSophl . .237, I43 Whifely, Befh Url ,.......... 220, 93 Whifener, Rayburn ............. I77 Whiflow, Dow Url ............. 220 Wickham, Sharon ISrl .... 202, 77, 93 220 Wiese, Dav1d Url ..,........... Wilcox, Ricky lSrl .... ....... 2 02 Wilhife, Rod lSophl ........ 237, I43 Wilkie, Janice Url .... ,,..... 2 20 Wilkerson, Mike Url ..........,. 220 Williams, Alan lSrl ......... 202, I65 Williams, Jane ....... ....... I 7I Williams, Ken ISophl ........... 237 Williams, Y'VefI'e ISophl ..... 237, 72 Williams, Bill ISophl ........ 237, I42 Willingham, Alex ISophl ..... 237, 89 Willingham, David ISrl ....,..... 202 Willis, Don Url ......... 220, 72, 286 Willis, Mickey Mrs. ..,.......... I77 Willoughby, Jane lSophl ........ 237 Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Befh Url ............... 220 Brad ISrl ....... 202, 93, I64 Carl .................. 202 Danny ISrl ..... 202, I87, 74, 47, I6I Galen lSophl ,........... 89 Gary ISophl. .. ..,. ,I43 Gary ISophl ............ 237 Jim ISophl ...,,.,...... 237 Debbie Ann ISophl . . .237, 79 Dean Url .... 2I4, 220, 77, 59 Jenny ISrl .......... 202, 93 Joe Carl ISrl ........... I6I Leslie Url ...... ....,,, 2 20 Marcia lSrl .... .... 2 02, 77 Red ........ ..... I 43 Paul lSrl ..,.. ....... I 6I Ralph ISrl .... ......... 2 02 Winburn, Kafhy .....,... I77, 90, 5I Winfield, Dale ISrl ...,.. 202, I6I,43 Winfield, Karen S. ISophl .... 237, 79 Winfrey, Mike Url .........,... 220 Wingfield, Gay ISrl ,........ 202, 93 Wingfield, Kay ISrl ......... 202, 93 Wisenbaker, Nell lSophl ........ 237 Wissler, Carol ISrl .......... 202, 55 Wixom, Janef ISrl .... ..... 2 02 Wolden, Celia Url .... ,.,.. 2 20 Wolfe, Jeri lSophl .... ,,,.. 2 37 Wolfe, Jon ISrl ....... ....... 2 O2 Wolfe, Pauleffe lSrl .... .... 2 02, 63 Wolfe, Rosalyn ,...... ..... I 77 Wolfin Village ................. 253 Womack, Cheryl ISophl ......... 237 Womack, Georgena Url ..... 220, 77 Wood. Pal' ISophl .............. 237 Woodard, Brenda lSrl ....... 202, 78 Woodard, Roddy lSophl237, I57, I54 Woods, Jana Url .............. 220 Woodward, Jenelle lSrl ......... 202 Woodman, Jimmy ISrl ....... 202, 42 Woodworking .........,..... 46, 47 Wooldridge, Danny ISrl ......... 202 Wooldridge. Jo lSophl ......... 237 Woolery, Scoff Url ......... 220, 72 Word, Debbie ISrl ............. 202 Workman, Roberf L. ISophl ...,.. 237 Worfhen, Thelma Mrs ........... I77 Wossum, Doris Url .......... 220, 53 Wranglers .......... ........ 9 7 Wresfling ............... I . I60-I63 Wrighf, Geoff ISophl ....... 237, 72 Wrighl' Phillip .......... ..... I 77 Wrighf, Susan ISophl ........... 237 Wrighf, Teri ISophl ......... 237, 79 Wyaff, Clyde W. lSophl ..... 237, 78 Yarbrough, Cay ISophl ...... 237, 79 Yeager, Derryl ISophl .....,..... 237 Year Book Sfaff ....... ..... 8 2, 83 Yock, Sharon Url ...... .... 2 20, 78 Yocum, Darlene Url ... ,... .202 Yocum, Earlene Url ... .... .220 York, David Url ..... .... 2 20, 72 York, Mary Url ....... ..... 2 20 York, Roddy ISrl ........ ..... 2 O2 Young, Beverly ISophl ... ..., ,237 Young, Ronald Url .... ..,,, 2 20 Youfh Council ....... .... 9 6 Yule, Gary ISophl .... ......... 2 37 Zales Jewelers ...........,..,., 248 Zienfek, Odile lSrl ....... 202, 9I, 93 Zinsmeyer, Kim Url ............ 220 Zoller, Sherry Gay Url .......... 220 Zoller, sian ISrl ...202, 134, 135, I36 Zulauf, Mike ISophl ............ 237 Zumwalf, Rhonda ISrl .....,.. 202, 93 INDEX 285 286 STAFF be A rch e f N a fi c P e rd u e Y Kaye Alfsman . .. Jan Bremer L yy Clwalnmaine Kelley. . Peggy Hawkins ff Melissa Ross Jo Bailey ...... Peggy Terwilliger Debbie M u n n .L Don'Willis .... i. Pa'r'ri Bauman . . Slweri Sullivan Glolpia Gibson ,gay DoniiiiWashburn lll 52' Vivian Amick .... Susan Babb .,,. Kirk Richards Roimfie yDQnalds0r1s SusanliWalker Q Jim Fullingim . . . Mark Garlin, Dianna Jolwnsony. y.. . K a reiny-Bee lc li a m Mike ia Lee li ' P Sarah Terrill Winslon Odom. . . . . . .Associaie ediiors x ...... ,iZ3g:i+ivi+ies . .Acadeiniic Life ediiors . . .Organizafions edilors . . . .celesbrilies ....... .Sporis edifor . . . .Senior Class edilors . . , . .Junior Class edyijljer .Sopliomdre Class ediifor Adverlisin edilor . ........ g . , . . .Adverfising slaii . . . . . ,Business manaijer . . , ,phoiograplfiy edifors .Pboiograyplay coordinaior P ..... 4 ra . . . .Adviser Special Credits Au+ry's Sludio ....,..... 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