Thomas Jefferson High School - Document Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 406 of the 1978 volume:

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Notice the clouds spontaneously forming patterns and try to do that with your life. - Anonymous X ox My , ,QU Dig weiffiff- 'sfoaaekfcvmxfz-11 wr r VY own 1 Jwjgmgg rc Qoxrogv QLLWUSS wo Q93-Y f ,QQG Mum' ,yr XJ For that whmch IS boundless ln your llfe 21b1dCS1l'1 the manslon of the s mornmg mlst And whose wmdows are the wmgs and the sllences of mght From The Prophet by Kahl1lG1bran ky, Whose door is the , LNFX R N fy? ' All Q52 Q52 f 5336652 C533 QIQESB ws Still N , Nix SV ,wb J wk wily y yy X9 gh? Q52 XXQQX x S Ideals are like sta . Y will t d' t h' g th 'thy h d 'b t l'k th f ' g y h th y g 'd df ll ' gth y 'll hy d t' y. Carl churz eww., f Iowa: ca. cuffcf suwrmeri- Whif-4: fine f'l',!f,57 5,yg-2-L See yo. some fhfb swwmer 1+ ffm? 1fv,W QQ,f.,g,,q . T X , 4 . fQl'VTy 1 Ve Oo-QL op 'f7'6xL1bh,i 56:-,Geiqa f bbruce Q36 M 9 5 ww 4 2 ww- WP JU fxw Qimf fx f V J - A 5 - . , 5 1 if J BSMQ , ,0, -f , WLT! 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My Manis flight through Life is sustained by the power of his knowledge . . . The knowledge to take hold of the rare opportunities and create from them meaningful moments To experience the warmth that comes from caring for others To love and find contentment in the Natural Beauty that surrounds us To Reach out and Touch the lives of others and to be touched by them in return To attain the Needed Endurance of Life itself and memories Anonymous -UNK s ky X9 Wi W by 5 if QW? 0054 S at BOYS? to treasure its everlasting - N X xy . N K' xv lx VT ,X we S5 px Et? o ,gg 5 if We w1ll look back and remember the happy tlmes It w1ll be easy to forget the trmes we felt all alone rsolated ln the mldst of a crowd We hope to feel a sense of reward for hard work and dedrcatxon Each begmnmgs and contmuous endmgs whlch fxlled our l1ves wrth memorles The end of our year A year to remember and smrle upon forever day brought constant new Q U- Q ,. ,pk 'B M M ' wx: u -T' is ff Q4 -. 1 W - s W Q X X.. , . I AV , x , N. lix ,Fi ,kiwi 5 ' F- 'x . A , ,4 Y -1:3 K 'ff r 45 Q:-Q' ., - X, 1. x K Q . .Ai , SN Y 1 ,f xt 1 A F ' x K N mga 'x Q I. X. g, 'Ye ' '35 fi Sf: ,X :gd ' xl. fifP'f'L,i: Y Q f' s -'ft . -9 i, ff J S Y m,,I:: ,F N in AMX. ZH NAA411' ,- ,J M' ' y. E X1 -s . . . because of her 13 years of dedicated service to TJ both as a teacher and club sponsor, . . . because of her high standards for teaching Spanish and French, . . . because of her sincere interest in her students, . . . because of her cheerful and understanding nature, We, the Thomas Jefferson yearbook staff proudly dedicate the 1978 Document to Miss Virginia Vaughan. . l?i? Board of Education ff guides school districts Dr. Harryelte Ehrhardt Mrs. Sarah Haskins Mr. Robert Medrano f Superintendent: Dr. Nolan Estes Mrs. Jill Foster loollor,rollolo Vio.,, , V law 's,. fi-, '3:f f' lioo M oill V M srll r , Dr. Bill C. Hunter Mrs. Kathlyn Gilliam -- .-1.r.,,ss--M: K - K, me 5 Y X EA 'Kilim X ls x Wm' Yr!! Q .f- ,Q .IW X -:M wg, Q R ., m.,,,, ,g e ., 1 N 3 lr S if f ,fr mn l 1 xr X N 1 li fx X ' 1 X s Mir , , 3, E Mr. Bradford Lapsley Dr. Robert L. Price Mr. Gerald M. Slnnglin Dr. Kelly provides leadership Dr. Tom Kelly has led TJ through another terrific year. Due to his enthusiasm and hard work, TJ came through the year smoothly. Dr. Kelly has worked endlessly to make TJ the best school in Dallas and unite the student body in a common bond of pride for the school. Together we shared a beneficial learning experience. Thank you Dr. Kelly for your dedication and concern for TJ and for the entire student body. l 2 1 Assistant Principals Aid in Running TJ Assistant Principal: Mr. Sherwin Allen Assistant Principal: Dr. Louie Bledsoe Dean of Instruction: Dr. Edwina Brown Assistant Principal: Mr. William Nunn Mrs. Margerine Barkley Mrs. Violet L'Hommedieu Ms. Sue Melton Counselors Help Students Plan School Year Ms. B. D. McAda Mrs. Dorothy Redington Mrs. Ann Ahrns Mr. Charles Anderson W. History: P.O.D. Health: Golf Coach. Phy. Ed. Mrs. Virginia Ballard Mr. Wayne Becker Eng. lll. IIIAXB: Documefrl Sponsor: Drafting: Wood: Plastics Quill and Scroll Sponsor I would like to see students take a more responsible attitude toward their education. - Virginia Ballard i va Mr. James Bailey Alg. ll: Calculus Miss Betsy Book VOE Co-op: VOE Insurance Lab: Office Education Association Sponsor Mr. Robert Brady Metal l, Il: Power Mech.: Spirit Club ' Sponsor: Scuba Club Sponsor Mr. Tom Brewer Mr. Jack Cannon Drama I, Ilg Eng. IIQ International Concert Choirg Patriot Choirg Melody Thespians Sponsorg Stage Crew Sponsor Maidsg Jefferson Singers Mr, Douglas Carter Sgt. Emanuel Cilio Phy. Ed.: Boys' Soccer ROTC the world of work. Mr. Lucius Cox Industrial Co-op Training: Vocational Industrial Clubs of Am. Sponsor Mr. Andy Cargile Am. History: Varsity Basketball Miss Marion Cole Art: Humanities I am pleased that the new career programs have proved to be beneficial to the students upon graduation to better prepare them for college and - Betsy Book I would like to see the Theatrical program expanded, and all aspects of the stage repaired. Mrs. Lois Crawford Trigg Comp. Math: Alg. Ig Senior Class Sponsor Mrs. Barbara Daniels Eng. ll. lll: Senior Class Sponsor - Tom Brewer Mr. Larry Curry Sociologyg Psychology: W. I-Iistoryg Cheerleader Sponsor Mr. Jim Davis Phy. Science: Health: Tennis Coach Mr. Jerry Cramer Electronics: Plastics Mr. Charles Dailey Phy. Scienceg Varsity Football Coachg Track Coachg F.C.A. Sponsor Mrs. Grace Delatour H.E.C.E.: Hero Sponsor Mrs. Mary Duffy Librarian: Library Service Club Sponsor Col. Harold Frindell ROTC Mrs. Jesusita Gonzales Bookkeeping: Typing l Mrs. Kay Eby Journ. I, Ilg Eng. III, IIIAXBQ Reveille Sponsor -.mmwa Mr. Joe Ferrell Outdoor Educationg Football Coach: Woods and Waters Sponsor Mr. lsidoro Garza W. History: W. Geography - an .if Mrs. Charlene Gerson Distributive Education: D.E.C.A. Sponsor I am pleased to see the student body functioning as a together group. - Larry Curry I am pleased to see that TJ' is changing the curriculum to meet the students' needs and interests. - Grace Delatour Ms. Sue Graves Mr. Charles Green I-Iealthg FOM IIQ Intro. Alg. I, Ilg Girls C.V.A.E. Co-opg V.O.C.T. Club Sponsor Basketball, Track, Cross Country Mrs. Betty Harris Mr. Rick Hidalgo Eng. IIA. IV, IVAXB Eng. IIg Latin I, IIg Student Council Sponsor Mrs. Unidell Gordon Child Dev.g Homemaking Ilg Home Managementg Family Livingg F.H.A. Sponsor Mrs. Mary Guy Intro. Alg. I: Spirit Club Sponsor Mr. Tomas Hinojosa Am. Historyg Mexican Am. Culture Club Sponsor N J I wish students didn,t feel like they needed to work for extra money while in high school. This knocks them out of school activities. They should M Eng. I. IB realize that work is for life, high school is only for four years. Mrs. Jane Hintgen 5 jig - Marion Cole T 'fn N , 'v'.' Z ' . fjiigfif V f 'JV Y ,S Mrs. Claudine Hoag Mrs. Julie Holland Mrs. Martha Hoopingarner Geometryl FOM I. II: Eng. Art Ig General Art Mr. Kenneth Horton Mrs. Linda Hubbard Mrs. Lenandra Jackson Plasticsg Power Mech.g Freshman FOM I: Advanced Chemistry Phy. Science Footballg F.C.A. Sponsor Mrs. Yolanda Kennedy Spanish I, II, IIAg Pan Am. Student Forum Sponsor Phy. Ed.g Miss Terry Koval Liberty Belles Sponsor Mr. Billy Little Mr. Charles Lorincz Government Ig Am. Historyg Economicsg Biology Senior Class Sponsor I am pleased with the fantastic school spirit and student attitudes this year. - Terry Koval Mrs. Janie Ledbetter Am. History: W. History Mrs. Belinda Lowe Eng. ICS. IICSQ Student Council Sponsor Miss Sally Lundberg Chemistry: Swimming Coach Miss Carolyn McBride Eng.: Phy. Science Miss Betty McLain Eng. IVQ Eng. A.P.: Humanities Mrs. Minnie Metoyer Homemaking: F.H.A. Sponsor .,. Mrs. Ann McCauley Mrs. Harriet McGee Alg. I: Geometry: Math Club Sponsor Eng, IC, IIC, IIIC Ms. Gwendolyn McMillan Mrs. Kathrine Maxwell General Businessg Shorthandg Typing Ig General Ari: Eng. Afro-Am. Culture Club Sponsor I am pleased that more emphasis is being placed on the basics of education. Martha Hoopingarner I am pleased to see a more united, mature, and serious student body that is deeply committed to TJ. - Yolanda Kennedy Mrs. Marylin Nease Mr. James Neeley Eng. l. Ill W. Geography Mrs, Irene Penry Mrs. Doris Phillips Biology I French ll, Ill, IV: Eng. Il Mrs. Claudine Morgan Biology I: Advanced Biology Mr. James Patterson C.V.A.E. Co-op: V.O.C.T. Sponsor Mr. Harley Pinon Intro. Alg.: M.O.C.E.: Key Club Sponsor Ms. Darlene Pitts Healthy Phy. Ed.g Girls Volleyballg Girls Soccer te Yew Mrs. Carolyn Samuel Phy. Science Mrs. Wilma Schoenke Study Hall Mrs. Virginia Rester Ms. Frances Rudolph French Ig Spanish Ig French Club Sponsor Eng. l. ll. lll. IVCS Ms. Karen Savage Mrs. Mary Schmidt V.A.C. I. ll: V.A.C. Practicum Homemaking Ig F.H.A. Sponsorg Hero Sponsor I am pleased to see TJ allowing students to have more say in selecting their teachers, classes, and periods. - Marylin Nease I am very pleased to see the increased emphasis being placed upon career education throughout the students entire school program. - Charlene Gerson Ms. Kaye Spencer Ms. Sheri Staten W. History Alg. I: Intro Alg. Ig FOM I Mr. Allen Stumbo Miss Doris Taylor Am. History: Head Football Coach Government Mrs. Mary Selvidge Business Math: Alg. II Mrs. Joella Stokes Eng. I. IIA, IIB Mrs. Roberta Taylor Study Hall Mrs. Lillie Thomas Eng. Csg Speed Readingg Scholarship I am pleased to see the return of TJ spiritg it was missing far too long. Skills Mr. Gerald Turner Am. Historyg Advanced Texas Historyg Baseball Coach Mr. Gary Vermillion Biology , fgf55..g,5 9 V:,JSEi2?Eii.5 , ' V1-, iff ? Mr. Harold Umphenour Band: Int. Band: Stage Band Mrs. Kathleen Walker Eng. IICS. IIICS. IVCS - Jack Cannon Miss Virginia Vaughan Spanish II, III, IV, Vg Spanish National Honor Society Sponsor Mr. Michael Wallace Healthg Freshman Footballg J.V. Basketball Mrs. Marlene Webb German l. ll. Ill: German Club Sponsor Dr. Robert Waller Mrs. Dorthea Webb Physics W. Geography: Eng. rs. Na ella st xx V' - 5-'Q X 'I 1 f , ll 11 Typilllg I' ll ffl f 5 Al'll TE' e 1 llxllr lvl lv' A f I. V. I f flfwlw Jr fowl W N ' ' f' Q 5 1 . W Fam pleased to see the return to a serious classieai catrorxtif 1 XL , af pg ' W - A QL - ttyywglign JN l xj l 1 Mrs. Myra Whitlock Eng. Illg Speech I, IIQ National Forensic League Sponsor Ms. Bettye Williams Aig. 1, ll Mrs. Betsy Wiles Eng. ics: Iiics Mr. George Woodrow W. Historyg Black Historyg Afro Am. Club Sponsor H I would like to see more girls participating in athletics. - Sue Graves Mr. Chris Xeros Orchestra YOUTH ACTION CENTER: fleft 10 rightj, Mr. Mike Leyhe. Mrs. Glenda Stevens. Officer O. E. Stanton. YOUTH ACTION CENTER: Mr. M. W. Poteet ,jx .... 'N . 'mf-Qr Mafia? If Wa:Q ' A . 1 'iif , Z.. W,,-,, Tby, W . . .,., A A ' 1 ,,4,.,,t A 'nf ' aw v f - fi..H.1....H , , . ,. .if 43 f 7 .I ,Nz ' ...x.fSE.!?i 1' 'fi ' it 11 ' C ', + 1 .1 -' , Y Q Q g Qu H' ' I ...aa . ' .f 21. M . Q J vw .ww w ...Q-f.--.. A . -. it MM ...my-m . . ,Os COUNSELORS' CLERK: Mrs. Olive Corry ,J AN.rz.,,Q ' , ,wt . . , f 2 REGISTRAR'S OFFICE: Mrs. Ruby Dunn. UNPICTURED: Mrs. Norma Gatlings. ATTENDANCE OFFICE: flefl ro righlj, Mrs. Dorothy Joy. Mrs. Myraline Hicks. Mrs. Ruby Pelton. Mrs. Virginia Borgstrom. Wg. QMAMWAVM YOUTH ACTION CENTER REGISTRAR: Miss Sarah Hardy SECRETARY: Mrs. Martha Rozell ag, flf EL fi, I NURSE AND AID: flefl Io righlj, Mrs. Marjorie Land. Mrs. Colleen Cooke. v,...,W,Wfm, , we ff-M' f qw Ti m MAIN OFFICE SECRETARY: Mrs. Olene Lindner Pena MAIN OFFICE CLERK: Mrs. Mary Jn-I..- H EAD CUSTODIANI Mr. Joe Digiglio DIETICIAN: Mrs. Bementa Ingalls ' N , M , s-new LIBRARY CLERKS: flefr to righlj, Mrs. Johnnie King, Mrs. Bessie Jones. BUSINESS OFFICE: Mrs. Montzie Shiffer STUDY CENTER: Mr. Micheal Hzibush 551 xr fi '5 233155 244 H 5 E. gg, ' ff Ky 2 'Q E? 2 f if E :gi M413 - 27 I.. 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I V M 3 , i f Q, M ' '?EZu2235z'iiJ5ft'i8g.?4 V . L . :WEE , . , J . ,r ,, 3 s , - , , .,,, . at C t,,s e ,,,,.,,i,,i,,, , ,,,,, ,,tii Q ,,ti., , r 1w1ii'221Ea22k . Colonel Harold M. Frindell Master Sergeant Emanuel Cilio Battalion Staff Commands Thirteenth Battalion The Battalion Staff is a small group of outstanding cadets chosen to s it i,,t7 assist the Battalion Commander in the exercise of his command. is an sir, - .. i T Each cadet is assigned a specific task in a specialized area such as BATTALION COMMANDER persormel, public relations, plans and training, and supply. Cdt. Mike Underwood The staff keeps the commander fully informed on matters within the scope of their responsibility at all times. BATTALION STAFF. llefr to rightj, Cdt. Alicia Groggs, Cdt. Zachary Wilder, Cdt. Mike Underwood, Cdt. Lori Owen, Cdt. Clayton Vieg. Company A lb--Q? FRONT ROW: fleft to rightj, Cdt. Gregory Grimstead, Cdt. William Hodges, Cdt. Venette Cockerm. SECOND ROW: Cdt. Jeffrey Vann, Cdt. Alberto Vaca, Cdt. Raymond Rutledge, Cdt. Bazzle Rogers, Cdt. Zachary Wilder. THIRD ROW: Cdt. Mike Underwood, Cdt. George Mitchell, Cdt. Mitch Inkster, Cdt. Leonard Dooley, Cdt. Ronnie Flemings, Cdt. Lilia Garcia. 'Guam' COMPANY CCMMANDERI Cdl- William Hodge-5 W EXECUTIVE OFFICER: Cdt. Mitch Inkster Compan B Uej? to righrj, Cdt. Clela Stout, Guidon Bearer Cdt. Patsy Bedford, Cdt. Kent Ames. FRONT ROW: Cdt. Michael Laukoter, Cdt. William Cross, Cdt. Manuel Mendoza. SECOND ROW: Cdt. Martha Ledezma, Cdt. Tina Benavides, Cdt. Fred Gillespie. THIRD ROW: Cdt. Con- stantino Orozco, Cdt. Dwight Hargett, Cdt. Mimi Hilliard. COMPANY COMMANDER: Cdt. Q. T. Bell EXECUTIVE OFFICER: Cdt. Kent Ames Company C I left to rightj, Cdt. Phillip Morris, Guidon Bearer Cdt. Tami Stout. FRONT ROW: Cdt. Ben Lerner, Cdt. Bobby Dawson, Cdt. Janie Reyna, Cdt. Sabrina Davis. SECOND ROW: Cdt. Anna Sanchez, Cdt. Sheryl Darby. THIRD ROW: Cdt. Amelia Saucedo, Cdt. Mickey Bladergrown. Cdt. Eddie Casas, Cdt. Alicia Groggs. FOURTH ROW: Cdt. Nathan Woodard, Cdt. Marvin Gaines, Cdt. Cleveland Holland, Cdt. David Raichel. COMPANY COMMANDER: Cdt. Phillip Morris EXECUTIVE OFFICER: Cdt. Nathan Woodard IF f- nf Q. X , i X. xxsj Q 'S V YQ. fx, ,K I. . r VX, A tb' 'N J! - xl sf x 0 su , ,I -xv .1 FN N x full iv ,Q W -.X ,mx 1, Q. Xe- 'J .-at 'N .L Tl , XI fx. gat' xxxssyvl hw M3 it-I EDEN N' '- A, t -. i E X N' K, , nf' -'IQ f 'Z , A4 Sv J , I1 ' fr- iff ldv A . ti FQ it sv 'srl :swf Vw ,E wx 'g 5 , f' s ' ' , P w ' ,ffl 'X ., , ' A .. 1 'W , 'J vii its it Ni iff. 4-wiii 'M 2 Y. JJ! Nl! in wi, WTI?-, ill! ' . 1 R. Il N. flefl to rightj, Cdt. Todd Williams, Guidon Bearer Cdt. Donna Reed. FRONT ROW: lleft to rightj, Cdt. Kevin Bnown, Cdt. Lisa England, Cdt. Douglas Bollin, Cdt. Charlton Thomas. SECOND ROW: Cdt. Dora Velasquez, Cdt. Suzanne DeLeon, Cdt. Rita Adams, Cdt. John Stuart. THIRD ROW: Cdt. David Tijerina, Cdt. Bobblie Anderson, Cdt. Robin Garrett. Cdt. Arthur Lopez. FOURTH ROW: Cdt. Gregory Holland, Cdt. Marsha Dixon, Cdt. Arthur Tobias, Cdt. David Horton. FIFTH ROW: Cdt. Debbie England, Cdt. Regino Lopez. COMPANY COMMANDER: Cdt. Todd Williams EXECUTIVE OFFICER: Cdt. Regino Lopez Cornpan E FRONT ROW: lleft to rightj, Cdt. Peter Krage, Cdt. Mark Walls, Cdt. Charles Honza, Cdt. Michael Jernigan, Cdt. Michael Poupart. SECOND ROW: Cdt. Kenneth Marder, Cdt. Curtis Smith, Cdt. Tami Stout. THIRD ROW: Cdt. Michael Scott, Cdt. Q. T. Bell, Cdt. Robin Hodge. FOURTH ROW: Cdt. Clayton Vieg, Cdt. Debbie Parker. COMPANY COMMANDER: Cdt. Peter Krage EXECUTIVE OFFICER: Cdt. Debbie Parker ?U7flfgUfJqJ?UH tilifmlila 3 Jgf2.,47 S Mtiaamfija at aria TJ Mika Q Stage Color Guard , wifi? I - FRONT ROW: I left to rightj, Cdt. Regino Lopez, Cdt. Alberto Vaca, Cdt. Robin Garrett, Cdt. Todd Williams, Cdt. Nathan Woodard. SECOND ROW: Cdt. Phillip Morris, Cdt. Mike Underwood. THIRD ROW: Cdt. Sabrina Davis, Cdt. Amelia Saucedo, Cdt. William Hodges, Cdt. Clela Stout, Cdt. Lori Owen. 53 Female Drill Team COMMANDER: Cdt. Debbie Parker FRONT ROW: fleft to rightl, Cdt. Sabrina Davis, Cdt. Rita Adams, Cdt. Amelia Saucedo, Cdt. Martha Ledezma. SECOND ROW: Cdt. Janie Reyna, Cdt. Clela Stout, Cdt. Tami Stout. THIRD ROW: Cdt. Anna Sanchez, Cdt. Donna Reed, Cdt. Robin Hodge, Cdt. Debbie Parker. Male Drill eam COMMANDER: Cdt. Clayton Vieg FRONT ROW: Ilej? to rightj, Cdt. Regino Lopez, Cdt. Robin Garrett, Cdt. Alberto Vaca, Cdt. Nathan Woodard. SECOND ROW: Cdt. Clayton Vieg, Cdt. Michael Poupart, Cdt. Raymond Rutledge, Cdt. David Raichel. THIRD ROW: Cdt. Charlton Thomas, Cdt. Arthur Lopez, Cdt. Todd Williams, Cdt. Bobby Dawson. FOURTH ROW: Cdt. Marvin Gaines, Cdt. Curtis Smith, Cdt. Charles Honza. FIFTH ROW: Cdt. Q. T. Bell, Cdt. Kent Ames. Rifle Team S Right on Target SPONSOR: Sgt. Emanuel Cilio COMMANDER: Cdl. Mike Underwood FRONT ROW: flefl ro righlj, Cdl. William Hodges. Cdl. Mike Underwood. SECOND ROW: Cdt. Mitch lnkster. Cdt. Clela Stout. Cdt Phillip Morris. Cdl. Kent Ames. Cdl. Todd Williams. 1978 Military Band Queen Anna Maria Sanchez ROTC Military Ball The 2lst annual Thomas Jefferson Military Ball was held February 25th in the Terrace Room of the Baker Hotel. The nine nominees for Military Ball Queen were Mickey Bladergroen, Patsy Bedford, Alicia Groggs, Lori Owen, Debbie Parker, Anna Maria Sanchez, Amelia Saucedo, Clela Stout, and Dora Velasquez. While the Air Force National Guard Band provided the music, Anna Maria Sanchez was crowned the 1978 Military Ball Queen. ilitary Ball Sponsors E Mickey Bladergroen Alicia Groggs Lori Owen awsmsf Debbie Parker Amelia Saucedo Clela Stout UNPICTURED: Patsy Bedford Dora Velasquez 1978 Military Ball Leaves Memories '1 2 3 , G, gLL HERE eww 4 'P f Q N Z . CQ o of. f N Yi QQ r gifs, i Q I I I 1 r 1 i 1 , 1 2 A X 1 I r l X a Student Council Promotes Activities The Thomas Jefferson Student Council serves as a link between the faculty of T. J. and the student body. Each year they solve many of the problems that exist at T. JT This year they all spent many hours working out the problems involved in having a homecoming. The result was a very beautiful and successful homecoming. Besides solving problems the Student Council also plans and organizes many of the activities that go on throughout the year. Several examples were hush day. teachers' appreciation day. intramurals, and 50's day. Considering the amount of work and time spent on each of these. none would have been successful without the members of the Student Council. PRESIDENT: Mike Fisher ,A fm-Q FRONT ROW: Heh ro righrj, Andrae Rhyne. Jack Weaverling. Mike Fisher. Joyce Howard. SECOND ROW: Jody Baker. Laura Foster. Georgia Bell. Shawntel Felty. Tracey McCollum, Kathleen Mullins. Stephanie Tindall, Valerie Taylor. Dede Gardner. Priscilla Lozano. Sharon Walker. Lorre Epstein. Patricia Estrada. THIRD ROW: Kristi Kendrick. Liz Swenholt, Tammie Jackson. Sharon Kissner. Debbie Jackson. Kate Thompson. Kathy Fisher. Tommy Stoddard, Cassie Spillner. Lisa Clinkscales. Angela Combs. Kim Hall, Efrem Hernandez. FOURTH ROW: George Rhyne. Cindy Yeilding, Steve Kissner. Susan Parker. Russell Harper. Jamie Weaverling. ,mJd,,... SPONSOR: SPONSOR: SPONSOR: Mr. Larry Curry Mr. Rick Hidalgo Ms. Belinda Lowe OFFICERS. lleifl Io righll. Joyce Howard, secrelary: Mike Fisher. president: Andrae Rhyne. vice-pre.via'en1,' Jack Weaverling. Ireasurer. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: FRONT: Ileft to rightj, Kate Thompson. Susan Parker. Steve Kissner. Russell Harper. Cindy Yeilding Jamie Weaverling. UNPICTURED: David Epstein, Clovis Hill. Tony Wallace. Randy West. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Heh to righrj, Kristi Kendrick. Lorre Epstein. Lisa Clinkscales. Kim Hall. Efrem Hernandez. Laura Foster. Liz Swenholt. Jody Baker. UN PICTURED: Lori Corli, Jim Wood. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES: flgfl ro righrj, Priscilla Lozano, Kathy Fisher. Sharon Kissner. George Rhyne. Patricia Estrada. Tommy Stoddard. Cassie Spillner. Tammie Jackson. Debbie Jackson. UN PICTU RED: Phillip Paramore. FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES: ffcfff In riglilj, Sharon Walker. Shawntcl Felty. Georgia Bell. Angela Combs. Dcdc Gardner. Kathleen Mullins. Valerie Taylor. Stephanie Tindall. Tracey McCollum. UNPICTURED: Lori Johnson. I The Student Council meets every Wednesday to discuss future activities. ,1 1t, Officers work hard to make sure meetings run smoothly. Joyce Howard reads the minutes. Mike Fisher announces the 1977 Homecoming Queen. Members contribute their ideas. Jack Weaverling discusses finances i 67 TJ TS Gets Their Act Together SPONSOR: Mr. Tom Brewer THESPIANS. FIRST ROW: fleft to rightj, Linda Margules, Paula Biggs, Leslie Fallis, Renee Page, Cindy Yeilding, Demetrio Aldana, Carla Hatfield. SECOND ROW: Bobby Marshall, Mark Blankenbeckler, Efrem Hemandez, Pat Gainer, Janie Owen, Sharon Kiss- ner, Scott Leathers. UNPICTURED: Jerry Melgoza, Paul DeDoes, Steve Alderman, Deb- bie Becan, Russ Parkman, Melissa Quirk, Annette Gebron. T.J.T.S. FIRST ROW: Ileft to rightj, Angela Gainer, Laurie Janness. SECOND ROW: Christa Davis, Lori Brainard, Leslie Fallis, Paula Biggs, Helen Hayes, Mary Segura, Robbin Eckert, Shawna Miller, Christine Schwarz. THIRD ROW: Penny Luckett, Kathy Feemster, Anna Sanchez, Janie Owen, Mark Blankenbeckler, Demetrio Aldana, Richard Parkman, Efrern Hemandez, Cindy Yeilding, Jacquie Bradly. FOURTH ROW: Vicki Vescovo, Susan Polk, Sharon Smith, Craig Hamilton, Bobby Marshall, Jenny Oliver, Nancy Hodges, Pat Gainer, Phyllis Katsigris. The Thomas Jefferson Theatrical Society is an old and a new organization. It is the combination of three old clubs who have joined forces in forming one new one. The Stage Crew, International Thespians and Center Stage have merged to become T.J.T.S. The purpose of this merger was to coordinate the efforts of the various theatre groups here at T.J., so that the overall quality or production can be steadily improved. The International Thespian Society is an honorary organization of high school students from many countries who have achieved a high level of theatrical contribution both on stage and behind the scenes. These students, through dedication, diligence, cooperation, blood, sweat, and tears, have worked on several productions for many long hours in order to grow, to learn, and to share happiness. The Stage Crew is an elite, hand-picked organization of special people. Their specialness', comes from being dedicated to providing the school with trained personnel to operate all the theatrical equipment for all events which occur in the auditorium. Not only do they work on the major productions, but also they build sets for the talent show, UIL One-Act Play, the DISD Drama Festival, all pep rallies, and the various other assemblies which occur during the year. These students are sometimes here at 7:30 in the morning and many times don't STAGE CREW. FIRST ROW: Renee Page. SECOND ROW. fleft to rzghtj, Laurie Jan- ness, Demetrio Aldana, Carla Hatfield, Linda Margules, Robbin Eckert, Scott Leathers. THIRD ROW: Shawna Miller, Paula Biggs, Vickie Vescovo, Susan Polk, Richard Park- man, Sharon Kissner, Jacquie Bradly. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Melgoza, Lisa Rubens, Paul DeDoes, Mark Blankenbeckler, Bobby Marshall, Nancy Hodges, Craig Hamilton, Russ Parkman. leave until 11:00 at night. Without their devotion and labor, no productions would even be possible. The T.J.T.S. fall production was The Teahouse of the A ugust Moon, by John Patrick. The UIL One-Act Play Contest entry was a cutting from Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. The competition was held at H. Grady Spruce H.S. on April 7. T.J.T.S. also entered several types of talent in the 2nd Annual DISD Drama Festival, one of which was The Romancers, by Edward Postand. This was the original play that the smash broadway hit, The Fantastiks was taken from. T.J.T.S. members have had a year full of work, but it was also very fulfilling. OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: fleft to rightj, Lisa Rubens, freshman representa- live,' Linda Margules, sophomore represent- ative.SECOND ROW: Carla Hatfield, clerkg Paul DeDoes, president, Renee Page, treasurerg Scott Leathers, vice presi- dent,' Sharon Kissner, secretary. UNPIC- TURED: Melissa Quirk, senior represent- ativeg Janie Owen, junior representative. I 69 The Teahouse of the August Moon. Whooo! Captain Fisby samples Tobiki's brandy. Sakini, we're gonna put the village of Tobiki on the map. Captain Fisby arrives in Tobiki. Conclusion'? Pornography question of geography. Sakini in one of his frequent talks with the audience. Youl tell her that I don't need a geisha girl. Captain Fisby has Sakini try and convince Bl Lotus ossum not to stay. I sh ll walk in the cool meadow of pleasant memories. Captain Fisb makes a speech to the townspeople. Lotus Blossum and the Lady's League for Democratic Action. Just a silly peasant boy. Lotus Blossum rejects the love of Mr. Seik O. T.J.T.S. helps out with musical Richard Parkman prepares the paint used forthe sets. Efrem Hernandez works on the dimmer hoard. Q HX 555 ,, Nancy Hodges builds sets for the musical Sam Snider and John Childs set backdrop l Abel Becerra perfects lighting for the musical. Sharon Smith helps Kay Ewing with her make-up Laurie Junness works with spotlight. Renee Page discusses business uspects of the musical, C0-EDITOR: Cindy Everett CO-EDITOR: Jeanne McGee Document Staff C 0-Editors: Cindy Everett Jeanne McGee Class Editors: Mary Gregorich Joyce Howard Diana Nelson Organizations: Denise Goldston Denise Lowry Military fFaculty. Cathy Shields Sports: Lorre Epstein Cheryl Williams Advertising: Debbie Huntsinger Loy Johnson Photographers: David Bethel David Epstein Karl Schaffenburg Brian Sauls Advisors: Ted Stacy Jyrki Usva -s., rw , ,815 Document Award Every year a few students are chosen to receive the Document Award, in accordance with the tradition established with the publication of the first Document. These staff members not only show outstanding perfbrmance in their own staff duties, but also unselfishly give their services to others on the staff. This recognition goes to a group of students who successfully carry on the tradition of presenting a book in the standard of excellence begun by the first Document staff. Lorne Epstein Cindy Everett 1977 Bunny Bitter Ricliy Doss Loy Evans Cindy Everett Lisa! Martin J earine McGee Lisa Payne Ted Stacy Linda White 1973 Karen Cortell .Io Ejdwards Barbara Eisenkraft Susan Hawkins JoAi1na Kennedy Bill Mitchell 1969 Joe iiockrell J udy Fritz Mariy Green Jacliie Randall Meg Rohrt Denise Goldston Jeanne McGee 1976 Janet Baum Brad Billman Carla Cotter Carol Compton Debbie Diaz Alan Hemmingson Kathy Harper Becky Matthews Denise Naquin Norma Shine 1972 Mitchell Barr Judy Maehr David McCleskey Raul Oteiza Mary Rose Ploch Susie Rosenfield 1968 Lynette Farr Carrie Genarlsky Sharon Peek Laura Reich Helen Waldrof Brooke Williams Ken Williams Jay Wimberly 1978 Diana Nelson Cathy Shields 1975 DeAnn Bauer Patty Brown Mary Curliss Julie Hutchings Betsy Lord Darlene Merz Teresa Zitaglio 1971 Carol Kucera Raul Oteiza Laurie Wagner Sunny Waldrof Warren Wright 1967 David Barr Darla Blatnik Maureen Ingram Tom Kaut Ray Petty Terrie Seltzer Janet Smith Barbara Wunsch Ted Stacy Cheryl Williams 1974 Barbara Eisenkraft Julie Hutchings JoAnna Kennedy Darlene Merz Tina Stacy 1970 Nina Cortell Kathy Duke Jan Howell Kathy McShane Brad Newton Byron Potter Linda Sweeney Rauly Williams Rick Wyman 1966 Beth Catherall Sally Eddins Chris Kageler Wanda Klein Valerie Slattum Connie Thoman l 75 Document Staff gm Records the Year The purpose of a high school annual is to record the events of the year in copy and pictures. From the football victory over White to HTeahouse of the August Moon and Brigadoon, to the distribution of Senior rings. the yearbook staff attempts to capture the feelings, as well as the facts, of the year,s highlights. While recording the year, the staff learns the business of producing an annual. The hours devoted by each staff member to his section, the frustrations, the fourth time corrections, and the late nights with a quad-pack are rewarded by the satisfaction of having a terrific book at the end of the year. Each staff member pulls for the others, and a total commitment toward the book drives each to success and completion. Loy Johnson. ii' fksyk, Q YK, rx auf' 7' Q 'Tift ' ix. f ' S q S S. . . -UI g - me 65 , ..,... I A L , + '5' ' ' 'RY' il if :iff if kgmwibaa SL jj, ,X rgg, , ,. . QR is 'S NN N uf N Y' f f 'Kok 'Ns MILITARYXFACULTY EDITOR: Cathy Shields CLASS EDITORS: flefr lo ffghll, Joyce Diana Nelson. senior class editor. Q 'sive ., I, 3-.fx qv, mfs if if easy ft as 'T' sigh' ,XX fx? A: . N. 'Af 'Ns ,, f gy ,lpbguvyy 3 f ., Yfxx, NX ,em its ADVERTISING EDITORS: lleft to rightj, Debbie Huntsinger and CKJ' Q Y' Howard. Mary Gregorich. zuiderclzzss co-edimnr SPORTS EDITORS: flefi ro righlj, Cheryl Williams, Lorre Epstein. ORGANIZATIONS EDITORS: llefl Io rightj, Denise Lowry. Denise Goldston. Eff! NNW .,,, A FM, X PHOTOGRAPHERS: flqft to righzj, Karl Schaffenburg, David Epstein. David Bethel. SPONSOR: Mrs. Ginny Ballard Unpivlured.: Brian Sauls Hear Our Proud Voices FRONT ROW: Ilefl to rightj Joanna Blair, Sharon Skells, Mark Ray, Laura Mayer, Janet Riddles, Tricia Willding, Angie Vasquez, Moore, Cara Wommack. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Reeves, Russell Harper, Bobby Seher, Royce Howard, John Aceves. 2 Ellen Reveille Changes With the Times In recent years the news media their positions after a year of has been in the news due to Journalism I. Under the guidance changing trends injournalism. In of Mrs. Eby they produce one I2 keeping with this, TJ's page edition a month, with a newspaper, the Reveille, has special senior edition. undergone changes in the past Between the responsibility of few years. By means of its tabloid selling advertising to help fund format, the Reveille presents the paper and the flurry of personal interviews, editorials, activity to meet production cartoons, and articles which deadlines, staff members get a SPONSOR: Mrs' Kay Eby entertain as well as inform. feel ofjournalism as a career. Staff members are chosen for CO-EDITOR: Laura Mayer CO-EDITOR: Mark Ray , 1 1, mai. fleft to rightj, Russ Parkman, artistg Lynnlee Brownlee, creative edi- !0r. X I - I PHOTOGRAPHER: John Aceves NEWS EDITOR. lleft to rightj, Tricia Willding, Janet Riddles. z ' W FH av 'Y K W V.. ,f if S FEATURE EDITORS. ver. flefl to rightl, Royce Howard, Jenny Oli- ADVERTISING EDITORS. lleft to rightl, Bobby Seher, Jimmy Reeves. COLUMNIST: Ellen Moore . ff f. ' Q .. LKlJ.V - W N. Q55 h i - 'NW , ..., I SPORTS EDITORS. lleft to rightj, Russell Harper, Cara Wom- mack. mi? , , 2 M 9, ,wr 'ay ww.: i ii 3 z ig' E EU :lu I Il, 4 M . n.g ' ,K-s. I all ' 5? .' rl? I 5 al .xl . 1 , 1 V vi ,Z if . , S -4 ri 1 bf :rs . ,ii AMUSEMENTS EDITOR: Joanna Blair AMUSEMENTS EDITORS. flejl to rightl, Sharon Skells, Angie Vasquez. National Honor Society Encourages Academic Interests The National Honor Society is composed of members of the Junior and Senior classes who excel academically, exhibit qualities of leadership and character, and perform services for their school and community. This year the members competed among themselves for a merit scholarship. Other activities included hosting college night and tutoring students at S.C. Foster Elementary. The Societyls goal continues to be the raising of academic standards for all students. Second Year Members David Givens Mark Ray president vicepresident Kavita Brar Clay M. Baker secretary Mrs. Virginia Rester sponsor Jennifer May treasurer Thomas D. Ballard Robert T. Bybee Dan W. Bywaters Chris P. Cain Robert Grant Clasby David A. Epstein Marcia Gunn Gilda M. Hernandez Anne M. Kirby Peter C. Laukoter i 83 Lili G. Lyddon Maureen McCormack Teresa M. McCormick Jeanne McGee Charlotte Anne McGuire Patricia A. Miklos Frances Louise Miller Sally Mitchell Mary Murphy Diana J. Nelson Carla D. Potter Talmadge A. Rhyne Joseph Ruiz Denise Sawyer Karen J. Schmidgall James L. Sergeant Ted B. Stacy Kate Thompson First Year Members Paffifk Batchelor .r ,1 ,Q . . r1 in 'f ' f B rrri tg Kyle Renzo Robert Bradfield Caimi Christoffel ,V eer 1 t reee e' ggi Monique Lori Sandra Dortch Driskell Freeman .ml Denise Goldston Leigh Efrem Harmon Hernandez Angela Bennett iii f Q . . Q., M 4 I. rf: -ff' 1 ' pe. 'Vik' I, . 71, in 1, ,J 5 F a get 1 1 f f iz '12 if if t W 1 , ,N , Raymond Cosme John Fincke Debbie Huntsinger i et't , P' 35 r Eric Biskamp Paul DeDoes Edgar Floresca Betty Johnson J - 1 1113 'fi 67' , , fs 2575233 - 21fTE?1fl?:f-W F , Terri Sandra Jeri Johnson Johnston Lynch Anne Murray 5 it 4 I JZ Janie Teri Susan Owen Rubens Russell Kenneth White Rose Jyrki Taylor Usva Qgiaigis lrs srr ' F J f Cynthia Cindy John Williams Yeilding Zenkner ftar James Sergeant Lt Peggy Oliver f I at VJ at QT L fm A ' .Q tir- at 1 Q If Ji A Qtr ' .J YM Christy Smith Kevin White UNPICTURED: Susan Benke Lois Flores Ank Hoang Doa Hoang Karen Margules Bill Murray Huong Nguyen Joy Porter Shahriar Sahba Susan Tucker Leisa White l 87 uill and Scroll Excels Every year select members from the Documenl and Reveille staffs are chosen for membership in Quill and Scroll. Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school students who have done outstanding work on a school publication while maintaining a high scholastic average. FIRST YEAR MEMBERS: fleqfl m righlj, Betty Johnson, Jack Bubel. Sally Mitchell. John Huffman. Karen Schmidgall. Susan Russell. Lorre Epstein, Denise Goldston. Cathy Shields. Cara Wommack. Joyce Howard.funpic1uredj, Cheryl Williams. SECOND YEAR MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: flefr ro riglzzj, SECOND YEAR MEMBERS: Kidz to righlj. Cindy Everett. Laura Sharon Skells. Joanna Blair. Angie Vasquez. SECOND ROW: Mayer. Mark Ray. Janet Riddles. Jeanne McGee. Ted Stacy. John Aceves. Denise Lowry. Diana Nelson. Russell Harper. 88 i OFFICERS: lleft to righlj, Tommy Ballard. secretafyg Skip Smith. vice-president, lunpic- luredjx David Epstein. rreasurerg Joe Ruiz. president. Key Club Goes Co-ed The Key Club is a national service organization sponsored by the International Kiwanis Club. The TJ chapter. sponsored by Mr. Harley Pinon. strives to become involved with service projects. In addition. they have had many money raising projects A new feature of the Key Club was begun this year to stimulate membership. The Key Club opened its doors to girls for the first time. The requirements for membership include having a high academic standing. The I977-78 Key Club l 9 Joe Ruiz president ig MN my Nl? - if 7- M, xV,, if Jody Baker lhe 1977-78 Ke Club Mi y Pinon sponsor A 77 I ,:- 1 1 ' f ' . A S 7 M I kk , it ,,,.' I i jrz V 7,7 David Epstin Tommy Ballard Skip Smith Steve Alderman Clay Baker vice-pres, .secrelmy Ireasurer f to 5132 i My 45273 ' ' , 2 3 17 . ,, My Q X -1. , ,,,: Vllii ff A if' nt.. ' Celisa Barker Patrick Batchelor Joanne Baum Angela Bennett Eric Biskamp Joanna Blair Mary Bolch Carol Bloodgood J ,,ii , l l ,if ,sz Kyle Bradfield Kavita Brar ,,,114,,. ' Nl C '- H' 9 4 4, 'X 'lf + 0 Wx 4 X t' E Q N g N N l s 1 4 tl x Q- v xx e I x..'011f 'I I 'PNA1' 1 ig ' tal 1 AJ , . fi lits e , z i 1Y Lisa Burns Christy Burross Daniel Bywaters Chris Cain Pamela Champion Y .iaai L e iaai t X ,, L .,.. X,.i K 1 L 1 Charles Monique Dortch Lorre Epstein Carla Farris Laura Foster DeWeese ,. 4, ' 6 l ' Q, 1 ,,,' 'V if if N W :,. V5 V K A 'F f ' lli ' - N i l Pat Gainer Annette Gehron Denise Goldston Marci Gunn Leigh Harmon ,,,,11',..- 64 CL O 'x 4' 0 X l X 0 x Q N X K N r Q x 1 -I s x V ,I N A ' 5x 6 QNATX HI' - 011ll', rt' it 'L W :Y , ie,il f 'fail 3 Lisa Deal 1 'Y' M M' 5 if L.. Barbara Foy k , x , W ' w Russell Harper l l 91 ...Au Susan Hegmann .Sw Jean Hurley Charlotte McGuire Shawna Miller Amber Muldoon wig: . -5 9. N . 1 J S S age i :'CQi',ex ,,',f.f--A . N vs ,5, i., ,, .g:fg,g:2,' e :Q . Q iv xavw ti e g Gilda Christa Hernandez Hornbeck , my S. ...,. N. fy N, ,. ii A ,. I .f Randy Steve Kennison Kissner Dorothy McGuire Katie Milner Anne Murray Joyce Howard wx M N HX 315 1 gp J Scott Leathers Jamie Hundley Teresa McCormick ,fi . Linda Karen Jennifer Margules Matkins May - itit A 4 ' 1 .- Sally John Rhonda Mitchell Monsalve Morgan Cortelyou Nelson ew Diana Nelson Tim Olsen ' 1a - - 1-.isis Lisa Hunter 1 5 it Sa Jeanne McGee se' J S if it Mark Mechler f-is 2.5 z e f-L .gf ' ,' ,N Ast. -' ., Bm ll5i'd1iEr?ge? Al X C: i 'Q k X David Mount Q x 2 we f .ll at 4 Renee Page Q2 t x x i , X . . E , gf 1 Lisa Parelli NK 5 F, 1 X a as 3 E N it if t , 1' f' Rhonda Ransom 4 x Q. f,-,, Nw. . 4 x lf? Judith Schirato Donny Strain T W .- ,f gg ggta -22e,.:-,f.t1.lt:,?:a . .fmw Jack Weaverling Susan Bernadette Parker Ploch .. -.li 9 aft-255223231 R Q a' X t Q .r i X? i: 235 5 ! :I W K QR?-5.11125 U. 1 2559 gs t 1 1 ft' lk ka. Andrae Mark Ray Rhyne ' ff it X1 James Sharon Sergeant Sprinkel Kate June Thompson Vadala I s 9 Jaime Mary Weaverling Wells ,. Kim Polen Janet Riddles Ted Stacy Bart Velasquez X Brian Williams David Pugh Susan Russell Tommy Stoddard 's E. , .. L' L ttti t , si e,.s at - x ll,' f f 51245.25 any - Elizabeth Walker itt 3 ' nf 2. Cindy Yeilding Lisa Queen -2 - 2 , ia 2 R , Denise Sawyer , lt.:i ,sri ,1-. . its :..,-zps, sz. ge -. :li lu 1 - MW' 1 , H t ' H t 'SEM Sharon Stovall f slif . o f at 11. il X L V . .tg Eiifzizxevff' Q , tttft 5 Elizabeth Weaver iii 2 up Vi N t s? Michele Zitaglio Ray Adams Berta Aguiar Montein Alonso Mark Ashton Kent Atchley Clay Baker Tommy Ballard Joanne Baum Tammy Beaver Tim Beggs Terry Best David Bethel Carol Bloodgood Rita Bonlie Kim Bradford Grant Brenna Bob Bybee Nelly Caballero Angie Cadena Chris Cain Carolyn Campbell Debbie Carlisle Holly Cary Pat Casey Terri Chadick Sharon Chappell Scott Chinnock Donna Chisholm Kelly Clinkscales Denise Coleman Diana Conner Kathy Contreras Donna Crow Susan Culver Herman Custard Priscilla Dawson Ellen Day Lisa Deal Paul DeDoes Paz Del Rosario Charles DeWeese Paula Del Valle Kevin Donohoe Lori Driskell Sam Eason Vickie English David Epstein Eloise Estes Cindy Everett Kay Ewing John Finc e Milly Fleites Edgar Floresca Vicki Ford Linda Forge Jill Foster Barbara Foy Simone Friend Lacrecia Garner Jennifer Gary Donna Gates Linda Gersh David Givens ,Pat Goldthom Ed Gonzales Mary Gregorich Alicia Groggs Spirit Club Adopts New Constitution Cory Haynes Teresa Hendrix Gilda Hernandez Clovis Hill Gladys Hogg Carol Hogue Liz Humphries Teresa Jackson VNemesio Juarez Deirdre J uba Arm Kirby Mary Knochel Peter Krage Tony Kriss Kathy Leak Phyllis Lindsey Jan Linehan Wayne Lopez Denise Lowry Janie Lynch Cindy Lyon Julie Martin Theresa May Laura Mayer Maureen McCormack Jeanne McGee Kelly McLaughlin Jeannie McLean This year's football season would not have been complete without the loud cheers and crazy antics of the Senior Spirit Club. As always they cheered the teams through victories as well as defeats. This year, though, the Spirit Club made a special effort to explain what the club's true purpose really was. They rewrote their original constitutions which only contained rules and regulations, to include the idea of having fun. With this point clear the spirit club members certainly had fun as well as displayed a true and deep spirit for our teams and our school. Patty Miklos Francis Miller Robin Milligan Lupie Montemayor Rene Montemayor Re 'na Moore Roilyn Moses David Mount Mary Murphy Anne Murray Cheryl Myers Rusty Nance Cortelyou Nelson Diana Nelson l l Teena Newsome Leisa Nicholson Kathy Noonan Steve Nunley Jenny Oliver Norman Olsen Tim Olson Lori Owen Susan Pence Carla Potter Lisa Queen Nancy Ramsauer Mark Ray Randy Redmond J immy Reeves Jim Rhea Ernest Rice Larry Richardson Janet Riddles David Rigsby Dania Rivero William Roberts Todd Robinson Lisa Rodriguez Dennis Rose Irva Rubin Joe Ruiz Susan Russell Kirk Rutherford Gloria Sanchez Brian Sauls David Schirato Philip Schneider LaShauyn Scott Gaylon Seay Carol Secrest Mary Segura Bobby Seher Becky Sellers Karen Sibley Rick Shotan Sharon Skells Jim Spencer Ted Stacy Greg Thompson Tim Thornton Tracy Tiner Paula Turner Glovena Turner William Umana Stephanie Unsworth J yrki Usva June Vadala Sophia Valladares Steven Van Note Angie Vasquez Danice Veal Bart Velazquez Clayton Vieg John Villagran Tony Wallace Jeff Walls Terri Watkins Beth Weaver Jack Weaverling Jamie Weaverling Kathy Webb Judy Werthmann Becky Westbrook Frederick Whitaker Janice White Dinneli Wijeweera Tricia Willding Brian Williams Lenardo Williams Teresa Wilson Mayly Wong Debbie Wright Tom Wright Carolyn Wyatt Jenny Young Liberty Belles add spirit to halftime practicing in July at a camp at their captain. Bernadette Ploch. Sheri Milligan. Karen Matkins S.M.U.. where they won many won outstanding dancer. and a and Lisa Jackson. This wasjust awards. The Liberty Belles won ribbon injazz. Three other the start of a very fun and first place in military dance and ribbons were given for military to fulfilling season for the drill team. IQ S A Q tiri i FRONT ROW: Neff 10 righrl. Lisa Jackson. Karen Matkins. Bernadette Ploch. Teresa McCormick. Gilda Hernandez. SECOND ROW: Terri Johnson. Leslie Fallis. Sheri Milligan. Kim Patterson. Ranya Svvinson. Tami Chadick. THIRD ROW: Christa Hornbeck. Yolie Veloz. Kay Hurder. Ellen Moore. Christine Marton. Marva Rose. Sami Gardner. Renee Page. Melinda Marshall. FOURTH ROW: Regina Robertson. Annette Gebron. Maureen Ploch. Narniece Johnson. Angela Williams. Rahna Roberts. Phyllis Katsigris. Christy Smith. Maureen Matthews. Debbie Becan. FIFTH ROW: Betty Johnson. Claire Krummenacher. Carla Hatfield. Eva Garza. Brenda Cash. Katie Milner. Sandy Free- man. Dana Grant. Marla Dodson. Leigh Harmon. Margaret Krage. SIXTH ROW: Teri Rubens. Lori Clinksclaes. Sharon Smith. Marci Gunn. Pat Gainer. Karen Schmidgall. Annette Zak. Jennifer May. Kathy Fisher. Lori Corti. Kelli Nowell. Joyce Howard. SEVENTH ROW: Missy Pipes. Jeanne Shelton. Tonya Chadick. SOCIAL OFFICERS. FRONT ROW: Pat Gainenpresident. SEC- MANAGERS: fleft to righlj, Jeanne Shelton. Missy Pipes Tonya OND ROW: Ilefl 10 rightj, Ava Garza. treasurer: Marci Gunn. Chadick. chaplain. THIRD ROW: Jennifer May. vice presidenlg Karen Schmidgall. reporter: Annette Zak. chaplain. FRONT ROW: Gilda Hernandez. SECOND ROW: flefr 10 rightj, Kim Patterson. Tami Chadick. THIRD ROW: Ranya Swinson. Sami Gardner. FOURTH ROW: Ellen Moore, Sheri Milligan. FIFTH ROW: Phyllis Katsigris. Christy Smith. Maureen Matthews. Debbie Becan. Kay Hurder. SPONSOR: Ms. Terry Koval :fff7g,,L . ,N gil? 7 3 -w J ., . 4. ,Q , -I tk fAf1'g,fL,L3jf'e W-glial' I. . J,G6,,,.fw-fa eel Gill? Q., j .4342 e 4, , I fi 'Wyff f A wiki- ,. - , ., 4 - . ,J gif f e,,i,?-ze tg - ,fl A, ' if 1 .lf 'fel 1 I ,N 2 f A I 1 -w Q I , Rf 7 , bmffffi V ' Q-e we 3?1!,ae rf Ll: -' f- I I , C , ,gf A , . 'f.-W ff fa .f Vu 4 ' 'if ,fa J 'fp' , , 3 , , , X I 4 , Jeieff a-.fffG,'Lf,,gf1 if eny 1 . - .I Jail' ' vile' I 'Cf lvl WT' 'T' Q ,V ll fjjlfv is jltiftvxmiacglig l FA., ,vfflfglf . ,, ' J r ,Ev .f9.,?2!, , I fi, W. A, 'lf' jf ' 5,5 .ffdxdfi-Qffgj? C L if fl I If!-:li if-e KQV ' xu,,i'?IaY -' - - f ' fi' ,Je-a.-fi,f:ee5-at-Q-' Zagvey A - -4-if .fy I ff fe 'I f F ' f . ,q f f. K 1 A rv V Y. ,j , I. eff' 'XG 41 ' vflf gif f fff-'M F j v 49 Q' -' ,Q 5 fi? ,ff ' , 98 fkflgjfm. Lf Fifa- L 4 'I' t' ' ' N5 in a: ,f . -' e..Q:Ll.ff.'1',4e'-gif' A Sr - , OFFICERS: flefr 10 righlj. Lisa Jackson. fieuremznrq Karen Matkins. liculenanlq Bernadette Ploch.ct1p1ain,- Teresa McCormick. lieulenanrq Gilda Hernandez. lieulenanl. FRONT ROW: Terri Johnson. SECOND ROW: Ilefl ro righrj, Leslie Fallis. Renee Page. THIRD ROW: Yolie Velez. Lisa Jackson. Christa Hornbeck. FOURTH ROW: Melinda Marshall. Marva Rose. FIFTH ROW: Regina Robertson. Annette Gebron. Maureen Ploeh. Narniece Johnson. Rahna Roberts, Christine Marton. FlRST ROW: llefl I0 righrj, Betty Johnson. Angela Williams. SECOND ROW: Teri Rubens. Margaret Krage. Karen Matkins. Claire Krummenacher. Carla Hatfield. THIRD ROW: Lori Clinkscales. Marci Gunn. Kathy Fisher. Karen Schmidgall, Jennifer May, Sharon Smith. FRONT ROW: Sharon Kissner. SECOND ROW: llefl to righlj, Marla Dodson. Leigh Har- mon. THIRD ROW: Sandy Freeman. Teresa McCormick. Brenda Cash. FOURTH ROW: Dana Grant. Lori Corti. Joyce Howard. Katie Milner. FIFTH ROW: Pat Gainer. Kelli Nowell. Annette Zak. Eva Garza. QMJMM Ct, ldgbilslflm 'QCUY iw Cgtykljs Lgyyxd gy ' 'irivdlfifi YAG at .M , Qt Mmm 'dl LL ' 1.eml0wflMQ5r5l .W W I t we rsllmra. Mm -lu fugiji Cum A l4fiQlf1 Ck VIEW X-,Cl-Tfkfg QMMU ielfwlf ii LJUULOAZ . l,,69ULQ WT Cut C X 99 Band lets the beat go on The Thomas Jefferson marching band's work started early last summer even though there was no band director. Andrae Rhyne, the drum major. got the band together so that they would be ready for the beginning of the football season. By the time Mr. Umphenour. the new SWEETHEART: Sally Mitchell band director, arrived. the band was well on its way to being ready for the first game. During school. the band arrived everyday at 7:30 am. They could be seen marching in the field rain or shine. Their hard work really paid off as anyone who went to the games could see. BAND DIRECTOR Mr. Umphenour BAND STAFF. FRONT ROW: flqft to rightj. Karen Margules. Lois Flores. Christy Bur ross. Amber Muldoon. librarians. SECOND ROW: David Pugh. band manager: Carla Far ris. .YILM-fS6'fl'6It1l:V. THIRD ROW: Matt Staples. zLrsi.rIanI band manager: Dan Bywaters um jbrm manager: David Snell. assislanl uniform managerq Steve Lewis. assislanr manager BAND COUNCIL: Kleft to righrj, Andrae Rhyne. drum nuyur: Charlotte McGuire. vicepres- idenlq Denise Sawyer. Rhonda Ransom. feulure fwirlersq Dan Bywaters. president: Sally Mitchell. reporter: David Pugh. .Y6'C'l'6'IlIlfl'.' Prim Champion. treasurer: John Aceves.pho1ogra- pher. FEATURE TWIRLER: FEATURE TWIRLER: Rhonda Ransom Denise Sawyer Band Council keeps it together The band council helps keep the band going. They ure responsible for different duties such as keeping the band organized. They meet mornings to solve problems that arise in the band. Without them. the band would not be a success. . ,, ., MM .MN .,,f.f, DRUM MAJOR: Andrae Rhyne 'mi , Q, i 2, DRUM MAJOR: Andrae Rhyne TWIRLERS: Rhonda Ransom Denise Sawyers FLUTES: Fritz Bates Christy Burross Carol Collier Pam Mauzy Susan McClendon Janice Mims Sylvia Ontiveros J asonja Prelow Anna Villasana Cynthia Williams John Woodson CLARINETS: Patsy Bedford Pamela Champion James Derrough Carla Farris Maryl Goldis Walter Goodman James Herrera Charlotte McGuire Sally Mitchell Mark Packer Dawn Payne Matt Ray Joanne Rubio Kristine Schwarz T. W. Tunnell Elva Villasana Kevin Brown Gregory Coahran Ronald Duke Daniel Flores Mark Greenwalt Marty Melgoza Shawn Minton David Pugh Barbara Schmidgall TENOR SAXOPHONES: Michael Francis Karen Margules FRENCH HORNS: Curtis Abbey Phillip Dozier Amber Muldoon Richard Parkman CORNETS: Richard Bledsoe Michael Bradley Dan Bywaters Penny Clepper Brenda Curtis Randy Kennison Steven Lewis Henry Lozano Manuel Mendoza Russ Parkman Joseph Ruiz Robert Schies James Wasem Robert Weaver Edward Williams BARITONES: ALTO SAXOPHON ES: John Aceves Stephen Byland Joseph Gatewood Stephen Howard David Lawson TROM BON ES: Marsha Dixon Sam Eason John O'Hearn David Snell Matthew Staples TUBAS: Phillip Skins Robert McGuire Melvin Meyers Green Williams Landon Zetty PERCUSSION: Roderick Brown Gena Burross Harry Colbert Lois Flores Terry Jannasch James Metten Lynn Moore FLAGS: Angelina Aguilera Kavita Brar Lisa Burns Pamela Clark Amy Huffman Kathleen Huffman Jean Hurley Helen Oberndorfer 3 Stage Band plays a gamut of music Stage Band is composed of a group of talented musicians who wish to further their interest in music. They study and perform a wide variety of music ranging from classical tojazz. They give public performances for TJ as well as some of the elementary schools. Membership is by audition. Mr. Harold Umphenour: Director THE 1977-78 STAGE BAND SAXOPHONES Danny Flores Mike Francis Karen Margules Shawn Minton David Pugh TRUMPETS Randy Kennison Steve Lewis Jim Wasem Robert Weaver Eddie Williams TROMBONES Steve Howard John O,Hearn David Snell Matt Staples BASS Melvin Meyers PERCUSSION Lynn Moore GUITAR Mark Wyatt BELLS Denise Sawyer l FRONT ROW: flefr zo rightj, Shawn Minton. Mike Francis, David Pugh, Karen Margules, Danny Flores. SECOND ROW: Melvin Meyers. John O'Hearn, Matt Staples, Steve Howard, David Snell. THIRD ROW: Mark Wyatt, Steve Lewis. Jim Wasem. Robert Weaver, Denise Sawyer. UNPICTURED: Randy Kennison. Eddie Williams. i , , , If R 7- If , 5, W 3 f y I L , N , rx -L 3 ,Q W L tQ.4f,eg,.i,eftf ,X L cf , w Q1 f pl 'f ' if v it , V A O my - l - 1 , l f f Af -,iid V , E,-.5 ,' A w ,N 1 , 4 , f ,q Mfg ,, un? J i ,. UQ! f , ,, ,THU we-fi 4 -'Q f 'P ,V rn V V f ' ii' W7 5 eg ' ' ' 1 G nh-f ry V' ' ' f 1 Q X . , A ,' S, Z W ,X S , , f' 1 ,M jf is , , ,,1,'-y in ,ffl ' r- Q A ,V , , ,, .1 3, I I f g I N 5 I . f , 2 - e f f .- X -. J 1' U f .fi V My .. F ' V. e I, ,f , 1 , ag- 1 , T, , ,fi , , V if fry, , il',:f1,f1t,,, gif- f' Jf ' at - 'eff if MJ! 3 C7 l 5 ge-1'-. 105 5' ' N f L P5 , it 1 'f MJ .r f '..,f figs f' f ,J aff., it X ,I-by 'G' TJ Orchestra The members of the TJ Orchestra are a dedicated M k B 'f 1 group of musicians who study and perform various a u kinds of music. This year they played for the school musical Brigadoon. Under the direction of Mr. Chris ' Xeros, the students develop their talents and further their understanding of music. MEMBERS: Ilefl Io riglztj, Michael Seo. Debra Walters, Lois Flores. Linda Crist, Carol Jones, Karen Smith. Tammy Stout. Norman Olsen Mr. Xeros. Penelopy Luckett. Billie Owens. Jacqueline Lara. Mary Mendez. Becky Smith. Franklin Perry. Mr. Xeros Linda Crist Lois Flores Carol Jones Director Jacqueline Lara Penelopy Lucketr Mary Mendez if Norman Olsen Billie Owens Franklin Perry Michael Seo Karen Smith Becky Smith Tammy Stout Debra Walters IO7 Concert Choir rates superior The Thomas Jefferson Concert Choir is chosen each year by Mr. Cannon from members of the various other choirs. They are chosen according to their singing ability. This year they have won numerous awards and trophies performing in ensembles and as a whole choir. They received superior and best of kind ratings in DISD ensembles. They also spent much time on this year's musical. Brigadoon. OFFICERS: flqfr 10 righrj. Marci Gunn. i-ice president' Scott Leathers. presidenr. FRONT ROW: flqfr 10 riglilf. Diana Nelson. Bob Bybee. Mary Mendez. Frederick Whitaker. Liz Humphries. Scott Leathers. Angela Gainer. Tony Wallace. Deborah Runnels. Zachary Wilder. Leslie Fallis. Tom Stoddard. SECOND ROW: Matt Birkner. Leanne Finks. Glenn Howell. Lane Moronko. Philip Akins. Carol Secrest. Steve Kissner. Mary Bolch. John Luce. Debbie Becan. Grant Brenna. Carla Potter. Edgar Floresca. Annette Gebron. THIRD ROW: Bobby Marshall. Bernadette Ploch. Sam Eason. Cindy Yeilding. Jim Rhea. Sandy Free- man. Roger Hodge. Vicki Vescovo. .lim Muir. Sally Mitchell. Ron Stevens. Marcie Gunn. Andrae Rhyne. Sharon Kissner. Steve Alderman. UNPICTUREDJ Ray Adams. Arnold Avilla. Brett Johnston. Cindy Lyon. Lisa Tindall. OFFICERS: llqfl to righzj, Liz Humphries. clmplainq Carla Potter,secre1arjv,' Debbie Becan. lreusurer. OFFICERS: lleft I0 righlj, Mary Bolch.juniur l'L'lII'L'SE'I1IIIIIYLC' Frederick Whitaker. ,i'm'iul.xcz'- l'?IGfl'.' C indy Yeilding. ,racial SCf'I'CltIIfI'.' Vicki Vescovo. ,wplzanwrc l'f.i11l'CXCl1lIIIIVH. DIRECTOR: Mr. Jack Cannon ' K C I I S 1 wma yum MJW pmmt 54,093 vibca , ugwjw ww A x 'Leg ., 6 WL WOM' Gwei rid!-JZ, do 69? S C LQ,-v-:QA-, ,L ufv--0'-lfL DQWMA G44 PMA? lx 1,161,549 C',,f-f-f2- K 'X '- 5 'Nf 6:11-6 , , if-f 6.0 ML aff A gow? rl 53,3 S? GJ 'NDN Jywy W NJ3JJJUQ9,J,yfVjJ35 ,. N QP! Ny 3 my -5 I gf nf Aw,f5 F Exif? W M HO Wax w. 5 OFFICERS: flefl Io rightj, Charlotte McGuire. preiridentq Loftis, vice presidentg Chris Gill. secrelaryq Wendy Coah .rurerg Dorothy McGuire. chaplain. Missouri ran. trea- 'mf L-J 't 57? fl x . ,riff fi. f' 'fi i J ' , iff 5.4! ,fi fd A t! ,. if . jg, ,hw U X M. t. ,. V .V ,. 'f , -'P I , ' if 'J ,, 6ly,,4,,Q. .,Q..Y,isA-g l 1 . N ,c.m My Vx v ,, A Q.f,,.',.t . .C 5 , 1 b ' .' . xl-A Lf? fy iii? . , yy M. , V M gli ., ,... if .j,E. -. wfftn' e'i1f4:'i ' .i ' V, . tw, . 7-,f ,. f .f - t .1 Klint i fi J 1. , t.: QQ? Q.Q,giQ L MTV its - J -llflf-i . l tv IB' . .. , 1 , 1 i . ,. I v ,J I Melod M31ClS J L gg.QfigE5iA ... , ,U . .V 7 . 4 U 4 at it ll fl 'Lf L' i i 3 J. 'Ft L- i I iff- ,vt - .Q -, ' ti only fL,'ll,ff if tit' tv Li.: , ft, tx, .- . . ' , if it if 3138. QUT . p AL inf: '- Y' i. iw.J'i.., J The Melody Maids are chosen each year by Mr. Cannon. They are chosen for this honor from the other choirs. During the year they meet fifth period to practice for the various competitions and concerts in which they participate. They also put on a Christmas program and many of the girls helped with the musical. Through the year the girls form a close relationship with each other. Through the many activities in which they participate they have the chance to enlarge their vocal experience. i u., FRONT ROW: flefl Io righlj, Lillian Rodarte. Priscilla Lozano. Tami Chadick. Rose Taylor. Regina Robertson. Missouri Loftis, Wendy Coahran. Laura McManis. Genie Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Paula Biggs. Gina Casey, Maureen Ploch, Monique Dortch. Laurie Beard. Lori Johnson. Janie Owen. Judy Frazier. Phyliss Liner. Kathy Fisher. THIRD ROW: Chris Gill. Lorena Floresca, Charlotte McGuire. Teri Rubens. Susan Polk. Dorothy McGuire. Sharon Smith. Rhonda Morgan. Lynn Reitzammer. Maria Lewis. UNPICTURED: Tammi Jack- son. Connie Jones. Maureen Matthews. Lorraine Rusnok. Cheridah Shiffer. Jenny Young. lik L -' ., 3 5 . V 3 qh H .,... 2 X53 . Patriot Choir gains f singing experience The Patriot Choir is made up one period each day. The Patriot DIRECTOR. of a group of students who enjoy Choir helps prepare the members MTA Jack Carmgm singing. They meet to practice to try out for Concert Choir. FRONT ROW: Uqfi lo riglzll, Leigh Harmon. Margaret Goodell. Gail Bookman. Kevin Hester. Richard Parkman. Ann Villasanna, Phyllis Katsigris. SECOND ROW: Lisa Lockwood. Lucille Evans. Gregg, Sprinkel. Todd Wright. John Monsalve. Joyce Howard. Denise Jinson. Paige Thevenet. UNPICTURED: Jon Barber. Robin Garrett. Shavawn Hunt. Narniece Johnson. Richard Jones. Martha Ledezma. Aundra Lee. Bob McGuire. Regina Moore. Lisa Parelli, Pam Shaver. Debbie Smith. Tony Young, T.J. Singers learn variety of songs .L N if t if 'T f Q. ' . V, Eg it T i. T . P- as Members of the T.J. Singers If they choose, they can later try meet one period each day. Under out for the concert choir. Much DIRECTOR: the direction of Mr. Cannon they of their work this year went for Mr. Jack Cannon learned many different songs and their Christmas program. trained to become better singers. FRONT ROW: Ilefl ro rightj, Shawntel Felty, Kathy Wagner, Robin Eckert, Jackie Becan. SECOND ROW: Lucy McGuire. Jenny Leath. Susan Hegmann, Lisa Rubens, Susan Parker. THIRD ROW: Sonja Williams, Teresa McCormick, Kay Ewing, Liz Swenholt, Tricia Willding. Sandra Hannah. UNPICTURED: Carol Collier. Ellen Day, Linda Gersh. Robin Hodge. Kathy Huffman. Lori LaRue, Pam Moore, Glennis Smith, Pam Wright. ,Q X. -'X -X f ,RN K U Riff A. Af?efQ.gF f5.fQiA2f . W K L 'X , X X X J V- -. 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RV' NX , X e ,ox',ANAeA, K 3' ., x Y A . ' N .A vg.AXw.' X A ,J ,X . XX X A Xxx' -1. ,L - , r 3 N ' X 5 J L I il . N X A f .XX A. A X. K XA My A . A , '- 1 ,fx X u A! U4 M .ff X4 4 gk, Q . , ,A -rg. xx 1 X2 . xA X XX X , ,. , , Vx 'Sy ' . ' 'X w, 'Q N, , 'X X .X , XX X -gif- QA. ms 'He 1 4 11.5. Q H A. ,X , X. t i 23,8 4- Eric Biskamp Carla Hatfield l V P Shawna Miller Linda Margules Robert Schmelzer Carol Secrest Cynthia Vann Sally Waxler FHA Plays Important Part in Homemaking Education The Future Homemakers of America Club is an important supplement in Homemaking Education. FHA allows students to experience different activities and projects that prepare them for becoming a productive and responsible person in their home, school, and community. FHA is sponsored by Mrs. Schmidt who is aided by Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Metoyer. OFFICERS. FRONT ROW: fleft to righrj, Annette King, Judy Frazier, Carolyn Campbell, Carolyn Buford, Maurice Johnson, Lisa England, Clifton Lovely, W. G. Jones. SECOND ROW: Bobby Ferrell, Clovis Hill, Sherri Shead, Robin Horton, Al Whit- field, Janie Lynch, Eva Garza. 6 Mrs. Mary Schmidt SPONSOR ..., Members Bebblie Anderson Laura Andrade Cassandra Armstrong Lidia Arrantes Joan Baker Dwain Banks Dena Barber Beverly Barrett Bland Bedford Georgia Bell Lisa Belland Denise Betancourt Tony Bishop Greg Bond Charlotte Burch Liz Caballero Rosalyn Carrizales Lesa Carroll Lisa Cash Pamela Champion Sharon Chappell Garry Chatman Rosa Chavera Aaron Chism Tommy Chism Gwen Chriss Lawrence Clark Pamela Clark Wanda Clements Anita Clewis Venetta Cocherm Debra Collins Angela Combs Patricia Cook Sheryl Darby Tamela Darnell Suzette DeViney Kim Duckett Douglas Easley Laura Edwards Stephanie Edwards Liz Elder Barbara Emerson Margo English Charles Evans Marla Evans Vickie Ford Valerie Friends Maria Gallegos Carol Garcia Judy Gardner Donna Gates Janice Gilles Anita Gothard Phyllis Grayson Tim Green Celia Grimes Shirley Grumble Kathie Grunsfeld Lynnette Gulley Sandra Hannah Samuel Harkless Mark Harmon Clyde Harrison Matt Henderson Liz Hernandez Tami Hester Glen Hilliard Connie Hobgood Robin Hodge Gladys Hogg Cleveland Holland Terry Howard Shavawn Hunt Steve Jefferson Carolyn Johnson Demetrice Johnson Linda Johnson Randy Johnson Rene Johnson James Kelton Carolyn Lawson Chris Layton Janet Linehan Penelopy Luckett M. J. Marable Carol Marquez Carla Mark Rosemary Massey Mary Ellen Mattingly Darlene Mayo Gary McCollie Tracy McCullom Anthony McQuinn Janice Mims Charlotte Minor Pamela Mitchell Colleen Monroe Kathleen Mullins Sallie Nortridge Angela Nunley Angela Oliver Ramona Ortiz Gwen Paipee Wilson Palmer Mary Paul Moses Pena Lilabeth Perez Barney Phillip Pherlesa Porchia Claudia Price Lezli Ragland Anthony Rainwater Rozalind Randle Donna Reed Debra Reyes Mina Richards Delisa Richardson Fritz Richardson Kenneth Richardson Roger Richardson Irva Rubin Debra St. John LeShayn Scott Lorraine Seals Dorthy Simmons John Simmons Ana Sims Gena Smith Glennis Smith Rebecca Smith Sherrill Smith Laura Speak Tammy Staggs Felicia Stewart Tammy Stout Tina Stout Sara Suihkonen Bobby Terrell Charla Thomas Cheryl Thomas T. C. Thomas Robbie Thompson Ronnie Thompson Tracy Tiner Glovena Turner Leonora Vargas Carol Veloz Sharon Walker Lurrie Washington Laurie Weller Sandra Wells Lisa Wendeborn Rebecca Westbrook Mildred White Otis White Felicia Wilder Virginia Wilder Debra Williams Jana Williams Cynthia Wilson Theresa Wilson Mayly Wong James Wright Mark Wright Carolyn Wyatt Ann Yates Library Service Club makes librar efficient The Library Service Club devotes many hours before and after school as well as during study hall, to the efficient running of the TJ library. These dedicated students perform such services as shelving books, operating the circulation desk, and aiding students in finding materials. Their goal is the efficient running of the library for the benefit of all of TJ. SPONSORS: fleft to righlj, Mrs. Jeanne Boxell, Mrs. Mary Duffy, Mrs Johnnie King, Mrs. Bessie Jones. First Period David Mount Jack Weaverling Second Period Elizabeth Caballero Eric Johnston Jay King Glenda Lara Paula Sparks Kim Treacle Third Period J aquelin Bradley Library Aids Shelly Felix Linda Johnson Marian Szabo Kirk Teel Debbie Wright Sixth Period Judy Cox Darlene English Laura Johnston Jennifer Halford Mark Hooks Fourth Period Tim Beggs Amy Huffman Bruce Jones Seventh Period Fifth Period Elizabeth Caballero Scott Collins Cozetta Smith Darlene English Julie Lowry Kent Waller ffice The Office Assistants devote their time and talents to the smooth running of either the counselor's office or the attendance office. In the counselor's office the assistants perform such tasks as running errands, ' ff ' keeping files, and assisting students with counseling services. In the O attendance office, the assistants perform such tasks as collecting and recording the absentee rolls, and aiding students at the front desk. O COUNSELOR'S ASSISTANTS. FRONT ROW: fleft to rightj, COUNSELOR'S ASSISTANTS: fleft to rightj, Sharon Walker, Anne Murray, John Leslie, Jim Rhea. SECOND ROW: Joe Gate- Christina Wiggins, Theresa May, Francis Miller, Jackie Becan, wood, Charles Massey, Kathy Hardwick, Jimmy Cheek. Sallie Nortridge. ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS. FRONT ROW: fleft to rightj, Marian Szabo, Rene Haden, Tammy Staggs, Rolanda Haggerty, Teresa Wilson, Jenny Gardner, Melissa White. SECOND ROW: Lisa Estrada, Michele Zitaglio, Jody Baker, Liz Swenholt, Paige Thevinet, Vernessa Watson, Pricilla Hernandez, Kavita Brar, Joanne Rubio. Entre ous Entre Nous is a club made up of dedicated students who have taken or are taking French. The club meets monthly for theme programs. Examples of the makes French fun Mrs. Virginia Rester themes are Thanksgiving in Paris. Mardi Gras, and a French banquet at the end of the year. These theme meetings allow the members to learn about the French culture and language while enjoying themselves. OFFICERS: fleft 10 rightj, Denise Lowry, vice-president fprogramj: Jennifer May, vice-presi- Sponsor den! Csocialj: David Givens. presidentg Joel Baker. public relations: Lili Lyddon. secretary! Ireasurer. MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: deft to righlj, Joel Baker, Susan Polk, Paula Biggs, Jackie Bradley, Russ Parkman. John Childs, Denise Lowry. SECOND ROW: David Givens, Mimi Hilliard, Connie Redding. Julie Lowry. Laura Campbell. Matt Ray. Stephanie Byland, John Reilly, Lili Lyddon. Fritz Bates. THIRD ROW: Jennifer May. Gay Sheppard, Stacey Apperson. Maria Chavez. Cheridah Shiffer, Sharon Stovall. Rhonda Ransom, Clela Stout. Laurie Givens, Margaret McClure. Rodney Stewart. UNPICTU RED: Lucille Evans, Tracy Westbrook, Amy Glover, Ann Walker, Judy Schirato. Zak Wilder, Gary Mason. Latin Club The Latin Club is made up of display of ancient Roman students interested in learning artifacts. They also attended a ' about Roman culture and the convention of the Junior Latin language. This year the Classical League at North Texas club took an all day excursion to State University. the Kimball Museum to view a I I Mr. Rick Hidalgo OFFICERS: lleft lo righlj, Jamie Weaverling, treasurer, Kent Atchley, presidentg Andrae Sponsor Rhyne, vice-president, Mary Bolch, secrelary. ROW: Amy Alderson, Marsha Dixon, ty Jo son, Richard Parkman, Mike Tignor, Phyllis Lindsey, Tom Craig, Donald McClane, Ray MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: llefl to ri 2, Mar Bolch, Jamie Weaverling, Mr. Rick Hidalgo, Kent Atchley, Andrae Rhyne. SECOND mond Cosme, Martin Polim Mik lstig X, Shawna Miller, Lewis Langston, Maryl Goldis, Ronald Holmes, Matthias Birkner, John Zenkner, Jin R itzam uc nes, 'yllis Katsigris, Pam Maury, Charlene Little, Laura Walker, Monty Mayor, Mary Aldana, Gerry elg za I V abrina vis, Grace Cormick, Pam Moore, David Smith. , LU, V, V if If 4 , , J if' i N G A rj! .f ilii I N ' DA! Pan American Student Forum Furthers Knowledge The Pan American Student Forum is a group of students who are taking or have taken Spanish and are interested in furthering their knowledge of the language and culture. The club plans activities to be both educational and fun. Some of their activities . . . . . ' . - Miss Virginia Vaughan included an international Christmas party and a SPONSQR banquet. MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: lleft to rightj, Cindy Everett. Nancy Ramsauer, Rose Taylor. Ingrid Duarte. Priscilla Lozano. Lisa Daniel. SEC- OND ROW: Fernando Marquez. Mercy Rodriquez. Susan Week. Janie Owen. Lois Flores. Rhonda Morgan. Donny Strain. THIRD ROW: Michele Zitaglio. Marianna Roetta. Lane Moronko. Debbie Contreras. Alice Martinez, Angela Combes. Renee Hayden. Elizabeth Hernan- dez. Mike Burchfield. FOURTH ROW: Kirk Rutherford. Renzo Caimi, Bill Umana. Susan McCIendon. Dub Goodman. Brad Johnson, John Monsalve. Lorena Floresca. Jody Baker. SECOND YEAR MEMBERS: flefr Io righlj, Cindy Everett, Nancy Ramsauer, Bart Velas- quez. Gilda Hernandez. Jenny Young. FlRST YEAR MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: Kleft I0 rightj, Lisa Daniels. Susan Russell, Renzo Caimi. Ken White, Peter Laukoter. Mike Burchfield. Mark Byrd. Jim Starocelsky. Ri Marianna Roetto, Priscilla Lozano. Becky Juarez. Debbie Contreras. SECOND ROW Spanish ational Honor Society Achieves Excellence The Spanish National Honor Society is a select group of third and fourth year Spanish students who have excelled academically in Spanish. The members are carefully selected during the second quarter by their teacher and sponsor Miss Virginia J. Harder. Vaughan- V: L2 ,Hi , .,yb ttzti W K am' -. ff , ,si wg .aifiifg I I 'V . 'E-iiiiztfz 4 -A 'M vi mt- .ui- ,.. tim.. . 311.4 ':1...,,f. .,., 4 . - ...gfaziggf M We ze za. at . fa. ...L . V V 'J .i .fit . M r lx fr Q t fi 33 i ' Jail? Q Q 1 fm w'H9. ',: Q'?5 fl X32 gg ' 4 5 J, . 'Mi , tifif. Q vt? we E' FIRST YEAR MEMBERS. FRONT ROW:flefr1origh11,AngeIa SECOND YEAR MEMBERS. FRONT ROW: Klefl In righlj. Gainer. Cindy Yeilding. SECOND ROW: Larry Levine. Bill Francis Miller. Kavita Brar. Lois Flores. SECOND ROW: Dub Umana. Fernando Marquez. Goodman. Kirk Rutherford. Kevin White. Bowling Team Rolls in The bowling team began its first season at T.J. this year. It was open to all interested students. They met Monday through Friday from 3:30 until 5:30 at Hart Bowl. Through hard work and a lot of practice the team had a successful season. They bowled against . different schools in Dallas. The meets were held at various bowling lanes. The team was coached by Dr. DL Robert Waller Robert Waller who used his experience to improve the team's skills. SPONSOR: xv: 4, FRONT ROW: lleft Io rightj, Patsy Bedford. Paula Sparks, Sharon Stovall. Joyce Howard. Marsha Dixon. SECOND ROW: Roger Richard son, Matt Ray. Martin Polimus. James Herrera. Royce Howard. Ronald Jones, Brad Johnson. David Lawson. OFFICERS: ffqfr 10 riglzlj. Walter Wilkinson, rrea.rurer,: Lisa Tindall. .verreIm3'.' Mac Elzun. vicegzresidentq Mark Richards. parliamentarian. funpicturedj, Chris Burt, presidenl. FRONT ROW: flqfr lo righlj. Lisa Tindall. Herman Custard. James Percival. Becky Smith. SECOND ROW: Mark Richards. Walter Wilkinson, Mac Elam, Keith Luconi. funpicluredj, Kent Atchley, Chris Burt, Keith Martin, Mark Mechler, Shawna Miller. Rodeo Club Moseys in This was the Rodeo Club's first year at T.J. It is open to all students who are interested in the rodeo. The members try to participate in at least one rodeo a month. The boys enter such events as bull-riding. bronc- busting and calf-riding. The girls usually enter barrel-racing. Despite a few broken bones, the rodeo club got off to a good start and is hoping to continue for many years. SPONSOR: Mr. Tomas Hinojosa 5 l 5 Af A ' The Afro-American Culture projects - gifts of food, clothing, TO' Club strives to make each student and toys to needy families at ' an integral part of the student Christmas time, and celebrating body and the community. Black History Week through d During the year this was programs planned to include the carried out through two major entire student body. 'W Q sg by A f TV gl F1111 W 5 lg i ? t..S ,S SPONSORS: flefz to rightj, Mrs. Nawella West and Ms. Gwen McMillan. OFFICERS: fleft to rightj, Janice White, secretaryg Fredrick Whi- taker, presidenf. UNPICTURED: Donna Gates, vice-presidentg Royce Howard. treasurer. MEMBERS. KNEELING: lleft ro righlj, Frederick Whitaker, Roger Richardson, Bland Bedford. Cortelyou Nelson, Aaron Chism, George Rhyne. STANDING: Mrs. Narvella West, Janice White, Gina Buffin, Denise Warren, Lisa Carroll, Sandra Porter. Audrey Clark, Annette King. Debra Collins. Tammi Staton. Craig Robertson. Jackie Davis. Martha McCuin, Tommy Chism, Kate Thompson. Sam Freeman, San- dra Orr, Joyce Jackson. Robbie Thompson, Marva Rose, Rodney James, Sharon Chappell, Lurrie Washington, Lucille Evans, Sandra Han- nah, Ms. Gwen McMillan. ZERO PERIOD. FRONT ROW: fleft lo rightj, Dana Clark, Jan Yates, Connie Kennedy, Anne Adams, Marianne Votteler. SECOND ROW: Bernabe Pineda, Al Cortez. Randy Scott, Nick Konovalski. UNPICTURED: Jenny Leath, Wes Mitchell, Randy Murray, Lur- rie Washington. FIRST PERIOD. FRONT ROW: flefl to righzj, Greg Kimber, Jim Covey, Tami Hester, Donna Crow, Debbie Kuhatschek. SECOND ROW: Debbie Vitovsky, Steve Fiss, Angie Cadena, Jesse Hancock, Mr. Patterson. UNPICTURED: Rita Bonlie, Melinda Lemley, Jim Spencer. OFFICERS: fcounter clockwisej, Greg Thompson, treasurer, Donna Crow, president, Angie Cadena, reporter, Debbie Vitovsky, sergeant-at-arms, Wes Mitchell, secrerary. UNPIC- TURED: Al Cortez, vice-president. VOCT opens new chapter at TJ A new chapter of the VOCT opened this year under the direction of Mr. James Patterson The classes meet either zero or first period for instruction that enables them to be productive in the business world. The students have jobs which allow them to practice the skills they learn in class. Mr. James Patterson Sponsor VGCT Pursues Job Skills The Vocational Opportunities Clubs of Texas offers the members of its organization the opportunity for a class room situation of learning as well as practical on-the-job experience. Mr. Charles Green. the VOCT sponsor. works with the students to ensure an educational and meaningful experience in the world of work. The students on-the-job training program allows them to become skilled workers while still in school. The students are employed as child care aides, sales people. office workers. and technician assistants. lid! I0 righ1J,.loe Lemons and Steve Cox Amy Waxler 4 Child Care MP' W' - Optical Assistants Vernon King - Sales Guadelupe Montemayor - File Clerk Sharon Neal - Sales OFFICERS: llefl to righrj, Mr. Charles Green. sponsorg Steve Cox. reporter: Joe Lemons. SPONSOR: Mr. Charles Green WCC-'l7l'L'SfdCl1I.' Phil Bradley. .rergeanf-al-arms: Mark Londenberg. lreasurerq Johnny Villa- gran. cIl'lfl'I'llL'X dz'rec10r,' Mark Grace. parliamenmrian. Unpzclured: Melva Hall,pres1denr. 'h W h M Green Mark Grace Scott Canfield Jeff Gaynier SECOND ROW: Patricia FRONT ROW: llefr 10 righlj. Oscar Solas. Keit esc . r. , . . . Kina Tamela Darnell Nathania Castle Guadelupe Montemayor, Vernon King. Ramona Ortiz. Johnny Villagran. Kelly Hart. Geneva h Ad . David Wogd. Phil Bradley. Steve Cox. Joe Leinons, Scott Chinnock. Vernon Parrish. Mark Londenberg, Unpiclured: Ant ony ams Pacheco. Steve Land. Mary White. Terry Newman. Connie Akins. Hero Gains Job Experience The Hero Club is the national and state organization of the Home Economics Related Occupations program. This work program places students in such stations as bridal consultants, child care aides, food service employees, dietetic aides, art and craft aides, fashion coordinators, consumer aides, floral designers and housekeeping management assistants. In class they work on skills that will aide them at work. ' ltl 'se PRESIDENT: Nelly Caballero FRONT ROW: Carol Bloodgood. SECOND ROW: Debbie Carlisle. THIRD ROW: flefl to rightj Danice Veal, Robyn Moses. FOURTH ROW: Mary Murphy, DeDe Coleman. Cara Veloz, Nelly Caballero. FIFTH ROW: Teresa Jackson. Alicia Cvroggs, Gene Hernan- dez. SIXTH ROW: Mrs. Delatour, David Schirato. SEVENTH ROW: Lenardo Williams. ioei e as SECRETARYXTREASURER: HISTORIAN: Carol Bloodgood DeDe Coleman ff, yt ww. ,e- FRONT ROW: fleft to righlj Cindy Vann, Luan Head, Teri Watkins, Lisa Jackson, Rahna Roberts. Kelly McLaughlin, Holly Cary. SECOND ROW: Leah Wagley. Dana Grant. Carol Patterson, Bernice Muniz, Beatriz Gaytan. THIRD ROW: Gary Vaughn, Paige Hammett. Pam Champion, Damaris Perez, Mrs. Delatour. FOURTH ROW: Mark White, Robert Bratcher. SECRETARYXTREASURER: HISTORIAN: Dana Grant Paige Hammett SPONSOR: Mrs. Grace Delatour PRESIDENT Lisa Jackson DECA students receive invaluable training The Distributive Education Clubs of America program is designed to train students in the fields of marketing, advertising, and display. This is achieved through classroom study as well as through on-the-job training. The DECA program gives the students an insight to the business Kathy Koon f Penny's world. T.l's chapter of DECA is taught by Mrs. Charlene Gerson three periods a day. This year DECA participated in several different money raising projects. The money they earned helped send members to conventions and various competitions. Mrs. Charlene Gerson SPONSOR Susan Culver - Sear's Jill Foster - Casual Corner Gay Lynch - Pan American Bank Mary Gregorich - Lester Melnick OFFICERS: flefl ro righrj, Paul DeD0es. parliamenIar1'an,' Lisa Queen. vice-presidenlg Carla Potter. .recrelaryg Becky Westbrook.presiz2'enl,' Janet Riddles, reporter: Lisa Rodriquez. Iren- surer. LLLi,i.LLiLrrrL i12Qrlirr 'rfrri r 3. LH .wg ,..,,, Q .5 MEMBERS. FOREGROUND: Mrs. Gerson. FRONT ROW: llefr 10 righlj, Mary Bolch, Lisa Clinkscales, Beth Weaver, Becky Westbrook, Paul DeDoes, Lisa Rodriquez, Carla Potter. SECOND ROW: Lori Corti, Tim Winker, .lim Muir, Barbara Foy, Lesa Nicholson, Pat Casey, Lisa Queen, Janet Riddles. 1 ' J 5-f' it, fQr,ff f n W MV' y : be X, ll lgpd , , Nj YW JYQQ -- lxfl fy ' ,I 54.11 X ,. ' Elf, Jfb ,i --Q., f V X jill-.X Vp jffe I ' :!LjV,ff ,PL t 2 1 ,Q-az' 1-'F l X ll in K J LJ full! J 1,-dh Lf' 1- L. ' ,, fwvlf' 5? fa ga-1 1 , i fgl' .fl ll' N l fj ' , ll 'A . 1 LK? A ruff fwlullb : J l . l llfllf ,A lf' .jf H ' 91 5 7216, I TV Wx. X u lf '55 M C 'iw f 'A 1' vfl WP 'r XX OE looks toward future SPONSOR: Betsy Book LEFT TO RIGHT: John Works, trea- surerg Shelia Coleman, historiang Frances Miller, secreraryg Annette Zak, presidenlg Melinda Marshall, vice president. FRONT ROW: llefl to rightj, Rene Dungey, Shelia Coleman, Deborah Runnels, Michele Porter, Yolie Velez, Melinda Marshall, Debbie Wright. Frances Miller, Cheridah Shiffer. Dinneli Wijeweera. SECOND ROW: Cortelyou Nelson. Lori Clinkscales, Marla Dodson, Annette Zak, John Works. Jenny Young. FRONT ROW: Ilef! ro righil, Ann Kirby, historiang Diana Conner, presidentg Kay Ewing, secretary. SECOND ROW: Leslie Cheek, vice presidentg Lacrecia Garner, treasurer. Vocational Office Education helps students learn job responsibilities and gain career experiences for the future. VOE is a chapter of the Office Education Association of Texas and operates jointly with the DISD and the Dallas area business community. It trains students by giving them on-the-job experience. Another phase of the Office Education Association at TJ is the Vocational Office Education Insurance Lab in which students receive special training in the field of insurance. Under the guidance of Miss Book the students leam the basic fundamentals and concepts associated with the insurance business. During the year the students organize their own company and sell practice policies. By doing this they learn the separate jobs of each person in an insurance company and gain experience for future jobs. CLOCKWISE: Dao Hoang, Lacrecia Garner, Kay Ewing, Maureen McCormack, Anne Kirby, Alan McAngus, Lili Lyddon, Kathryn Contreras, Kathy Webb, Gloria Sanchez, Judy Werthmann, Leslie Cheek, Diana Conner. VICA provides valuable experience Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is a national club organized to give students the opportunity of being in both classroom andjob situations. The purpose of the club is to aid students in making career choices and to enlighten them as to the endless possibilities open to them. The students attend one ofthe three class periods of VICA taught each day by Mr. Lucius Cox. The VICA students also receive on-the-job training in one of various fields. Some of the fields open to them are shop work. medical and dental service. maintenance. and printing. This type of program allows the students to develop marketable skills while still in high school. Mr. Lucius Cox Sponsor Members PRESIDENT ---- RUSSEL BOWLING VICE-PRESIDENT ---- KATHY NOONAN SECRETARY ---- LORI DRISKELL STOKES TREASURER ---- JOHN SIMMONS REPORTER ---- SHAWN KEOUGH PARLIAMENTARIAN ---- RICK LHOTAN SERGEANT-AT-ARMS ---- BARNEY PHILLIPS MIKE AKINS ---- MAINT. MECH. EQUIP. TAMMY BEAVER ---- FOOD CHEF RUSSEL BOWLING ---- PARTS CLERK THOMAS CHATHAM ---- MAINT. MECH. EQUIP. TOMMY CHISM ---- MAINTENANCE MECHANIC KEVIN COOK ---- MACHINIST MICHAEL DAHL ---- MACHINIST KEVIN DONOHOE ---- AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC GARY FINCHER ---- PRINTER KEZIA GAINER ---- FLORIST SCOTT GREGORY ---- PARTS CLERK BARBARA HERNANDEZ ---- PARTS CLERK HERMAN HERNANDEZ ---- CARPENTER RONNIE HOLLINS ---- PLASTIC FABRICATOR RENE JOHNSON ---- OFFSET PRINTER NEMESIOJUAREZ ---- MEATCUTTER SHAWN KEOUGH ---- BUILDING ENGINEER RICHARD LHOTAN ---- AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC JULIE MARTIN ---- MED. LAB ASST. LAURA MAYER ---- OFFSET PRINTER STUART MEISE ---- MAINT. MECH. EQUIP. CHERYL MYERS ---- FOOD CHEF MALINDA NALLS ---- OPTICIAN AID TEENA NEWSOME ---- OPTICIAN AID KATHY NOONAN ---- MED. LAB ASST. GREG PETERSON ---- MAINTENANCE MECHANIC BARNEY PHILLIP ---- PARTS CLERK GRANT RAGLAND ---- PLUMBER ERNEST RICE ---- MAINTENANCE MECHANIC IRVA RUBIN ---- RESPIRATORY AID DAVID SCHAEFFER ---- MECHANIC GAYLON SEAY ---- PARTS CLERK JOHN SIMMONS ---- AUTO ELECTRICIAN ALAN SPRINGER ---- ELEC. INST. REPAIR TAMMI STATON ---- OPTICIAN AID LORI DRISKELL STOKES ---- DENTAL ASSISTANT TIM THORTON ---- FOOD CHEF STEVEN VANNOTE ---- OPTICIAN AID First Period Second Period Third Period Officers GHEERf .QW SQQQ s' SY! A e ' QQ K 1 E 1 w X 1 139 x 1 i F 2 E V 1 , i as 1977-78 CHEERLEADER Joanna Blair Susan Parker Russell Harper Sharon Sprinkle Susan Hegmann Kate Thompson Steve Kissner Cindy Yeilding 'ai -11: - ETX .. Q . ' ' 'S J' m V , - .. - Q -r K' R Ll. W fam, N. r R . sa- , K bk 3 'f'! :fL .. Joanna Blair and Russell Harper Sl Salk Susan Hegmann and Russell Harper , ' ,.:. ' , ,Q , S - S pi , f . ,R -Y rl, ,- M .,,'- Susan Parker and Russell Harper Sharon Sprinkle and Steve Kissner 42 ll? we-5 Kate Thompson and Steve Kissner Cindy Yeilding and Steve Kissner I' A 'WMM FRONT ROW: fleft ta rightj Walter Wilkinson, Joe Yates, M. J. Marable, Bland Bedford. SECOND ROW: Kenneth White, Mark Richards, Henry Stovall, Gerald Johnson, Robert Windsor. THIRD ROW: Mike Fisher, Kevin White, Ronald Jones, Anthony Rainwater, Donny Strain. FOURTH ROW: Skip Smith, David Meyer, Randy West, Michael Carter. :II i ws ' 5 , f I ,, We FRONT ROW: fleft to righlj James Sergeant, William Reed, Mike Tousa. SECOND ROW: Curtis Davenport, Eric Vidal, Henry Estrada Eric Biskamp. THIRD ROW: Garry Thomas, Darren Staton, W. G. Jones, Freddie Billops. FOURTH ROW: Clifton Lovely, Al Whitfield Dwain Banks, Bobby Scott. 1 1 , fm T.J. Has Winning Season jr' 2 'f on V 2 . ..M, nf . ,gm 5: 5 'W .WW , E s 4 3 E 3 ,L E HEAD COACH: Allen Stumbo MANAGER: Mike Fisher hh COACHES: fleft to rightj, Charles Dailey, Gerald Turner, James Neeley, Allen Stumbo, George Woodrow, Joe Ferrell. 1 AN . A 'A Q-Flffj 1 . ffyk ff? 'K b 'i 3 N X f Q4- . Q Qwm was 311 912 .f,1' ' .Z7 ' 1 ' , ' V , ,1if5.-mn- ,,1P Y pw M A -in V, V . ,.., I I ,,., -,W 4, , 1, .,.mMm ' pa ' ,.,, W . . M g :Q ,mi 1 gg, 1' 1 :gri m-aff' . LQ .I ,w M w1f'ew A ff -P ' mzma M ' ' vwzlfaa' ,.Tw'2Nff ' K fri V 5 1. :Mil 5 f' Q' f Ewwd J fbi' D Verb , - f i aww! . . ' ff' 7 X' ..A, sffehngfz. -v ' V A Cmfw 1 01410 Owciw X CM.:-42-C Dr. ...Mm M. W fwfvifr Ugfifgma Em ,WM X . .Mm We ,,,A, ..., A ., M ' v f' f gi ki f z A ff,,4W,3,,,,,, .,..,. , , .. ,MZ qw. .aww , H' 'Zim-A: .n - fy Q7 . ff'3'iEZ V 1 ' , ' , WM. , ' 4 42- '.'f: fa x 1, W , 5 ,., f ' ' ' ' V , ...W ,, . 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The defeated Gophers rallied in the 4th quarter and managed to take 24 points from a surprised TJ defense making the game's final score of 38-24. ' Patriots Fly by Eagles With both teams having a frustrating night offensively, TJ's strong defense made the important difference as the Pats scored a 7-2 victory over Wilmer-Hutchins. The Patriots score came during the 2nd quarter when Donny Strain recovered an Eagle fumble at the 4 yard line. Quarterback Dwain Banks then passed to Al Whitfield for the touchdown and David Meyerls kick upped the score to 7-O. A miscue by TJ in the 3rd quarter resulted in a safety for Wilmer-Hutchins putting their only 2 points of the game on the board. Fumbles consistently halted promising drives by both teams in the 4th quarter. Patriots Randy West, Garry Thomas, William Reed, and Walter Wilkinson made key defense plays that contained the Eagles and held onto the 7-2 score. TJ Scalps Apaches In the District 1 IAAAA Opener, the undefeated Patriots subdued Spruce with a 34-6 victory. In the first half, TJ completed only one touchdown but made a tremendous comeback in the 3rd quarter. As the 2nd half began, TJ drove 79 yards and scored on a pass from Dwain Banks to M.J. Marable. The next score came when Marable intercepted a'Spruce pass at the 45, and TJ drove 55 yards to make the score 21- 0. Another Spruce fumble setup the Patriot's next scoring drive. Patriot linebacker Freddie Billops recovered the fumble at their 48, and on the next play Banks connected on a 52 yard bomb to Marable for another score. In the 3rd quarter Spruce fought back and scored their only touchdown. Moments later, the Pats added another 6 points as Curtis Davenport blocked an Apache punt at the Spruce 38, scooped it up, and ran in untouched for the final touchdown of the game. Samuell Slips by TJ In TJ,s 4th game of the season, the Patriots were defeated 13-12 by Samuell in a game in which kicking was definitely the deciding factor. Samuell drew first blood with a 42 yard field goal. Later in the lst quarter, TJ ls first scoring drive was culminated by a 4 yard run by W. G. Jones for a touchdown. The P.A.T. attempt by David Meyer was no good. In the 2nd quarter the Patriots pulled ahead with a 30 yard touchdown run by Eric Vidal. The Patriots led 12-3 over Samuell at half time. Samuell rallied for a comeback in the 3rd quarter when a Spartan ran 4 yards for a touchdown after a fumbled punt by TJ. Their P.A.T. was successful. That made the score 12-10. Samuell's winning points came from a 29 yard field goal in the last 3 minutes in the game. TJ 's attempt for a 28 yard field goal in the last 5 seconds fell short, giving the game to the Spartans 13-12. Skyline skims by TJ TJ'S game against the Skyline Raiders was hampered from the beginning by a steady downpour of rain. The Thomas Jefferson offense was also soggy, and there was no score in the first quarter of play. The Patriots, only drive consisted of a long run by Darren Staton and a pass by Dwain Banks to Al Whitfield, both for first downs. The scoring threat was halted when Banks was intercepted by a Raider, for a 59 year return to TJ ,s 21. Skyline was unable to move the ball, and turned possesion over to TJ. The gamefs first impression on the scoreboard came in the third quarter, on a 58 yard run by Dwain Banks. David Meyer converted. The remaining 3 minutes of the game, Skyline scored twice. Neither extra point was good, making the final score I2-7. Cougars Claw TJ The hard fought game against the Bryan Adams Cougars ended in a TJ disappointment when the Patriots lost 20-6. Bryan Adams scored two touchdowns and one extra point in the first half, while the Patriots planned a second half comeback. Darren Staton fought his way 34 yards through the Cougar offense for the only TJ touchdown. David Meyer attempted the extra point but it was destroyed when, in the last 5 minutes of the game, the ball was fumbled on their own 5 yard line. A Cougar charged .his way down field for another BA touchdown. The scoreboard then read 20-6. V at far erm-ft-, fa X. qw J-kgkygdbkt 4, TTWXLQGX af V 'X -cf CD-' 'QM fffgfvq by -fx ff rx - .yvJf'V'9J,q.f0a af Vg . N Uk, . x ' V -wig-rtafy--rg-at f ff W 'Sf Y. qj' rag! auf, 0 Wg,-f Q wywwef tl Panthers paw Patriots The Hillcrest Panthers dropped TJ's district record to 1-5 in a decisive 17-9 win. The first half was a defensive show. with Hillcrest's only score coming on a 24 yard field goal. TJ's attempt at a 40 yard field goal failed, but a roughing the kicker penalty brought the ball up, and Dwain Banks put the second attempt at 29 yards through the uprights. The second half brought two Hillcrest touchdowns, one on a TJ fumble at their own 18, and the other on a long drive. The Patriots final score was on a Banks pass to Darren Staton, after which the 2 point attempt failed. 5 Wildcats wound Patriots The Wildcats attempted to take control during the first period when they popped a 22 yard field goal for a 3 point lead. TJ then held the Woodrow offense without score for the rest of the half. The Patriots scored with one second left on a pass to Darren Staton ending the half with Thomas Jefferson ahead 7-3. In the third quarter Staton again received from Dwain Banks and forced his way 20 yards for the second TJ touchdown. In the last seconds of the quarter David Meyer increased the spread by 3 points with a 35 yard field goal making the score 17-3. But the Wildcats turned the game around in the fourth quarter. A 20 yard touchdown run and a 2 point conversion moved them to within 7 points of the lead. Woodrow then rallied again scoring a final touchdown and PAT to put them on top 18-17. 153 Patriots blast Tigers The Patriots overcame the Lincoln Tigers with determined and heads up football. Both teams had numerous turnovers, but the Pats capitalized on the Tigers' miscues. A recovered fumble by PatriotRandy West on the Tiger 27 made it possible for the Patriots to march in for the first score of the game. Darren Staton took advantage of another Tiger fumble and ran in from the Lincoln 5 for the second TJ touchdown. The Patriots' final touchdown came on a tremendous 75 yard scoring drive capped by a 3 yard touchdown run by W. G. Jones. All P.A.T. attempts by David Meyer were successful which made the score 21-0 in the first half. Despite a spectacular 224 yard passing effort by the Tigers and 12 points, ' Lincoln could not overcome the fighting Patriots. Final score of the game was 21-12, Patriots over Tigers. YU .Ai 14 TJ waxes White A night of rekindled, competitive feelings came again as the Patriots trampled their old rival the W.T. White Longhorns with a 25-23 victory. The Patriots finalized the score with a 22 yard field goal executed by David Meyer with 41 seconds left in the game. Thomas Jefferson scored twice without an offensive down in the first quarter. The Patriots benefited when a bad snap flew out of the end zone giving them a 2-0 lead. The point spread increased when M. J. Marable returned a punt 64 yards for a touchdown. White squeezed in a 26 yard touchdown making it 8-6. T. J. again widened the gap to 14-6 on a 44 yard pass from Dwain Banks to Darren Staton. In the last 27 seconds before the half the Longhorns made a field goal to up their score. White's last attempt to win came in the second half when a 28 yard touchdown was completed but was lost when W. J. Jones tallied from the 3 yard line for the Pat's final touchdown. David Meyer's field goal put the final score of 25-23 on the board giving the Patriots the game. f , maze- ya- 52-ffbwd all QM ...Q Lf zL4ffcZA xf4 i .r,f2e,,zf ?fL!g2,Z,- I .iL5rMM,.,,z a, UHIOI' 21I'S1 y Gains Momentum iiifg l fff-. P 'lk' , QFVN 'l '7 'J 'i TJ .... ..... 7 Grand Prairie .......... 27 'ifvfiylf-fig: ,f Z-11 -r f'll1JSFr1 ' r i T '75 lv i'l1,,!fr TJ .... .... 1 8 Spruce .......... ..... 6 iwwyig J m fgrwwdllff . . IF-1522, f f JJ J, TJ .... .... l 7 Wilmer Hutchins ........ 6 W 1 TJ .... .... 1 3 Samuell ....... .... 3 4 Lg L'f1ll j ' ff glf l TJ .... .... 1 4 Skyline ..... .... 2 0 1 S1 1 XT : KS . TJ .... ...... 2 0 Bryan Adams .......... I4 o 'J df'- sffef X xr N KX, X TJ .... ...... 3 3 Woodrow Wilson ...... 23 -1 , QT? TJ .... ..... 7 Hillcrest ........ ..... 6 Pj U , 4 Girl ryy J X1 nl TJ .... ..... 7 Lincoln... ....14 TJ .... ...... 2 3 W.T.White... 35 if QJXSUJXJ la Ulf ' l Uj ,KQV U5 W1 mario R4 -U,-F., My lv fjipoi 539 'Xl - 1' 1 N X135 Fw mbsioygjy QV www or M QM WSF if FRONT ROW. Ileft to rightj, Gerald Harding, Larry Shields, Tony Acala, Arauco Ronald Richardson Kyle Bradfield, SECOND UA' ROW: Bobby Carter, Jolm Tacker, Henry Meza, Randy Johnson, Sean Knight Thompson David Baum, Yuri Gonzales. THIRD rx ROW: Jeff Cox, Robert Cager, Greg Chapman, Mike Petersen, Terry Jones, Phillip Paramore, Keith Martin. FOURTH ROW: Mark Dahl, Pat Bachelor, Stevie Jefferson, John Silverthome, Weldon Ware, 1, Craig Davenport.-J Vu A X' f , X I A PQ 5 ,,.lZ'f..f5T5'a'Q' Ailm Wye! x 4 ,- AQWWW' N! NN jedffffx X7 faq! 'X 'X 4 X ,J frxygs 5 37' rf fwfr ?,6'4A' ,aff V ' Q ZA Mrfyrff-ffm f57'M4ZE5' J' or a-,f1mf1.f,W,ff'6v977Uj7Jg5 Freshman go 6-3 With 4l candidates reporting, E TJ's Freshmen had a good season with a 6-3 record. The wins were over Adamson, Spruce, Samuell, Woodrow, Hillcrest and Lincoln. The losses occurred against Bryan Adams, Skyline, and White. TJ's offense was led by David Powell and Tony Young, quarterbacks, and Terry Howard and Jeff Tousa, running backs. The defensive leaders were Wilson Palmer. Jim Neale and Willie Jones. The coaching staff anlicipzftes 3 good future from COACHES: Mike Wallace and Ken Hor- MANAGER: Kevin Hester this entire group. ton FRONT ROW: flefr Io righlj, Paul Johnson, Ken McKnight, Tony Young, David Powell, Tim Doss, Frank Becerra, Jeff Tousa, Sergio Vala- dez, Vernon Stubbs, Roger Coleman. SECOND ROW: L. J. Dial, Troy Bermudez, Russell Finks, Terrell Howard, Ronnie Thompson, Floyd Pennycuff, Marques Clemons, Don Witte, David Lackey, Lee Pennycuff. Antonio Vaca. THIRD ROW: Kelly Johnson, Wilson Palmer, Adam Trevino, Jim Neale, W. H. Myers, Randy Grundy, Doug Baum, Leonard Dooley, Ruben Flores, Eric Gilliam. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Schies, Bobby Jones, Javier Perez, Charlton Thomas. James Huntsinger. Wayne Johnson, Richard Pugh, Billy Matthews. Kevin Mechler, Willie Jones, Edward Perez. Tom Lhotan. F 157 1977-78 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. FIRST ROW: flej? lo rightj, Rodney Masters and Coach Andy Cargile. SECOND ROW: Craig Robertson, Dwain Banks. THIRD ROW: Robert Essex. FOURTH ROW: David Lefall, John Zenkner. FRONT ROW, fleft to rightj, Al Whitfield and Jim Schuessler. SECOND ROW: John Schuessler, Sam Freeman. THIRD ROW: Kevin Suber, Tony Bishop. FOURTH ROW: Douglas Easley. FIFTH ROW: Jack Bubel. -Maw KATE TI-IOM PSON Dwain 77-78 Banks Sr, 6'2 Basketball Queen Tony Jack Douglas Robert Bishop Bubel Easley Essex Sr. 6'1 Jr. 6'1 Sr. 6'1 Jr. 5'8 Sam David Rodney Craig Freeman Lefall Masters Roberson Sr. 6'2 Jr. 6'2 Sr. 6' Soph. 6'4 Jim John Kevin John Schuessler Schuessler Suber Zenkner Soph. 6'2 Soph. 6'2 Jr. 5'7 Jr. 5'l1 Basketball team shows incredible talent COACH: Andy Cargile MANAGER: Al Whitfield 1977-l978 Varsity Basketball Team TJ beats BA In TJ,s first game of the season. TJ defeated Bryan Adams 68-59. The top scorers were Robert Essex with 20 points and Sam Freeman with 17 points. Pats spear Spartans TJ defeated Samuell 83-70 in the second district game. Robert Essex and Sam Freeman were top scorers again, scoring 27 and I8 points respectively. TJ whups Woodrow The undefeated Patriots won their third district game against Woodrow Wilson 64-59. Top scorers were Robert Essex. 16 points: Dwain Banks, 13 points: and Rodney Masters. 12 points. -.......,,,,..m-ummm TJ licks Lincoln In TJ,s fourth game of the season, the Patriots defeated Lincoln 71-67. Top scorers were Rodney Masters, 13, and Sam Freeman, 21. Pats rip Raiders The undefeated Patriots beat Skyline 80-63 in the fifth district game. Top scorers were Sam Freeman with 25 points and Robert Essex with 18 points. TJ attacks Apaches Thomas Jefferson slipped by Spruce in the sixth district game with a score of 55-54. Top scorers were Robert Essex, 13, and Sam Freeman, 1 1. Qu. 1 me 1 .h P . T' TJ cages Panthers The TJ Patriots edged hy Hillcrest in the seventh district game. The final score was 46-45. High scorers were Sam Freeman with 35 points and Robert Essex with I8. White slips by Pats White inched by TJ in the last district game of the year. The final score was 64-54. Robert Essex and Sam Freeman were top scorers again, scoring l4 and l2 points respectively. Patriots lose Playoffs The TJ Patriots were defeated by Skyline in the District Playoffs. The final score was 70-54 and top scorers were Sam Freeman with l4 points and Dwain Banks with l2. J .V. Basketball shoots for District The J.V. Basketball team, coached by George Woodrow. was tied for first place with three games remaining in the season. The team won district last year and with a record of 4-l a shot for district is anticipated. Jimmy Hogg and George Davis were the 16311155 top SCOTCFS. COACH: George Woodrow ffl' r ,. - Q. FRONT ROW: Klefl to righlj, Darrell Sweeney. Gerald Hardy. Randy Johnson, Gary Chapman, Bobby Carter. George Davis, Kennedy Estes. SECOND ROW: Coach George Woodrow. Anthony McCuin. Rodney James. Tommy Miller, Marcus Bishop. Tim Reddic. Jimmy Hogg. Steve Jefferson. COACH: Ken Horton Freshmen dribble out in front Through the leadership of Coach Ken Horton. the Freshman Basketball Team has achieved a record of 3-2 with three games remaining in the season. The team's record puts them in second place with an excellent chance for the district playoffs. Top scorer for the team is Gary Sweeney. FRONT ROW: flqfr lo rightj, Jeff Tousa. Gary Sweeney. Edward Perez. SECOND ROW: Russell Finks, James Wright, Pal Fagerquist. Mar cus Clements. Davis Adams. I M 6 afilrttim WQVJ rcs af Cr c I . .WT 52' ft gs 2? X 9 Varsity Soccer approaches City Thomas Jefferson's Varsity soccer team won district last year. and with five games to go they are undefeated, with an excellent chance to take city. The team has five returning lettermen: Wayne Lopez. Ralph Chavez. David Meyer. Tony Alcala. and Steve Kissner who have proven to he a great advantage to the team's success. COACH: Doug Carter FRONT ROW: flqfi ru riglilj, Carlos Ortiz. Wayne Lopez. Salvador Valencia. Kenneth Richardson. Barnabe Pineda. Russell Moore. Gene Hernandez, Gilbert Molina. SECOND ROW: Coach Carter. Tony Alcala. Dean Shepherd. Bill Umana. John Wiggins. Jack Weaverling. Jeff Walls. David Meyer. Carlos Veloz. Gilbert Perez. NOT PICTU RED: Steve Kissner. I68 TonyAlcalz1 Gene Hernzmdez David Meyer ,,1, , A e A ,,,,, 1 fe ' VW H 'ww--1 ,zazA5fc1sf,x.ef WJ. .:, W ' , gr L3 'mf ' J it L- . I gf 'f'52'p, ,.,. f ., .,,..,.., A .,..,,. ,M Gilbert Molina ., -1 ,, rx 'far 'lf' -f'211'w'f-f 'if ' fr' if-.L. tkizzfs 1 I G i it , f 7 N I ,, A ' 'eh -,QE-gf? 5 Carlos Ortiz b t, mf -, .,..4'f 1 Nm' G or G iiie N ,ei,e eeiee vyff? ' MW. ' 7 - -fl ..,,Hi e , ff - ' fi . - -yi, alll'-f ' U :A K ZiWflr fi'tZ ,,Q W -'54 1631955 . A H -f f 1 to ' 1. , , '- .f-'f 2E .s- . V 11, - -if' - am y. ' fir' - L, . Wayne Lopez Russell Moore Barnube Pinedu Gilbert Perez i f .Q Qi , , 6 ,f -62? 'T -'Z 1 21, ' M -5,1'V ffd'2?rfff?f 'ing 7 Y f r , fvfy Q ' ' -- .sr z.Jlm,im:e- il. ,A ' V z S , , , . if 5 ffl. ' ,, ' ' l Q 15 f f3,g,nf , ' Tl' 'A - MW' W-L:c:.W,, -I H -y .f Z g,w f-3i ':igf22f L+--Wf1.'75 h ww 'THQ m,gg fwr'f':wM -.W-Magma WWE 1 fd Q L. W E? Vw gg, . .. 'l1f7l :E Jifwp, . . V 1 f - ' Kenneth Richardson Dean Shepard Bill Umana 43, Salvador Valencia Carlos Veloz Jeff Walls Jack Weaverling John Wiggins if .ig V My ai gf 1, 4- 4,5 Vf ' ..... . ,...,L ,.,, . K t fi? ,.., , .,zJ.fz1t,qw if MT L W' . K 45' I 5 .,,. Y 1, , ,. , .A ,,hW af ,' Q ' ,N . t if 2 ' ' . w ill 2 fwfrf.,y1sf':,.1g,6,f2Q9.g uv ,, ,W :- H g. , .. 4 4 ff' ,::1.3:g.,Q.6:53441-f'i'1QQ 5 ,, vw.. 'rf T A aff q,:a1ff . t iff: , . . A e 5 .5 5, ,. , , , ,,.,,, .. .gk ,, ,W ,iawgfzwm ,,., F - . COACH: Doug Carter J.V. makes la offs The 1977-1978 J.V. Soccer team is made up primarily of Freshmen, making them excellent prospects for future teams. Last year the team came in first and this year, with only three games remaining. the .I.V. team is undefeated. Special mention should be made of Pat Fagerquist. goalie. who has not been scored on in a district game. Russ Finks. forward, has scored most of the team's points. and the defense was headed by fullback Greg Fairris FRONT ROW: flefl 10 righlt Greg Fairris. Larry Levine. Henry Lozano, Manuel Mendoza. Armando Miguel. Steve Schrader. Frank Becerra. Scott Wilkinson. SECOND ROW: Coach Carter. Glen Howell. Aaron Chism. Kirk DeHaven. Louis Lawston, Philip Romero. Bran don Hernandez, Johnny Pendleton. Andrew Hudson, Russ Finks. Eddie Rios. Pat Fagerquist. Swim Team strokes y out in front REGIONAL QUALIFIERS Curtis Abbey Beth Barton Bob Bybee Dianna Bybee Tim Connor Robert Halford Warren Haroldson Jamie Hundley Paul Johnson Claire Krummenacher Linda Krummenacher Lynn Reitzammer Susie Week GIRLS' MEDLEY Dianna Bybee Beth Barton Jamie Hundley Linda Krummenacher BOYS' MEDLEY Bob Bybee Tim Connor Robert Halford Warren Haroldson FREESTYLERS Beth Barton David Bitter Dianna Bybee Keith Cobb Paul Johnson Curtis Kidwell Claire Krummenacher Suiman Pang Tim Connor Susie Week Robert Halford John Work Warren Haroldson Jamie Hundley BREASTROKERS Bob Bybee Jamie Hundley Dianna Bybee John Work DIVERS Curtis Abbey June Vadala BACKSTROKERS Beth Barton Keith Cobb Robert Halford Lynn Reitzammer BUTTERFLYERS Bob Bybee Warren Haroldson MANAGERS AND COACH: flefl to rightj, Maria Lewis, man- agerg Jennifer Randall, managerg Sally Lundberg, coach. 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FRONT ROW: Ileft to rightj, Robert Windsor, John O'Hearn, T. C. Thomas, Frankie Parramore. SECOND ROW: Gary Gainer. Ted Stacy. David Smith. Mike Carter, Jerald Prelow. UNPICTURED: Al Whitfield, Darren Staton. Manager Martin Polimus with Coach James Neeley ,, .- -,Y t. 'f' , FRONT ROW: Neff to righlj, Gerald Johnson, John O'Hearn. T. C. Thomas. Frederick Whitaker. Efrem Hernandez, Steve Schrader, Anthony Sims. Leroy Randle, Tim Olson. SECOND ROW: Frankie Parramore. David Mount, Charles Evans. Henry Stoval, M. J. Marable. William Reed. Thad Adams. David Smith. David Bethel. Mark Montgomery. THIRD ROW: Martin Polimus, Alvino Castillo, John Mei- nert. Anthony Armstrong. Steve Kissner. Clydale Harrison. Robert Windsor. Jerald Prelow. Craig Robbins, Sam Freeman, Gary Gainer. Ted Stacy. Andy Jones. Mike Carter. Coach James Neeley. WEIGHTMEN: fleft Io rightj, Mark Montgomery, Mike Carter, Robert Wind- sor. MILE RELAY: Ilefl to rightj, Frederick Whitaker, Gerald Johnson, John O'Hearn, Frankie Parramore. T. C. Thomas. . , .. . - -1rr. W . , . ,,, . SPRINTERS. FRONT ROW: Ueft to fighlj, David Bethel, T. C. Thomas, Frederick Whi- taker. Henry Stovall, Thad Adams. BACK ROW: Tim Olson, Frankie Parramore. Gerald Johnson. M. J. Marable, William Reed. -midi ,ff .7 -Elf , , ' N W' T ' 1 ,. .k.k In i I hw :2?5.kixWT.VQ, I X , ,N Akzmkwvk S K. 4, I I 440 RELAY: fleft to righlj, Frederick Whitaker. M. J. Marable. Gerald Johnson, Frankie Parramore. T. C. Thomas. JUMPERS: fleft Io rightj, Ted Stacy. Gary Gainer. Efrem Hernandez. Craig Robbins. Jer- ald Prelow. HURDLERS: Klej to righrj. Frankie Par ramore. Sam Freeman. UNPICTURED A1 Vfhitfield. Darren Staton. .V 2-A . i ' . 5 . . . 23 5 Q .,,, ' - K -',ff M11 .-1, ,wi - . -, A , DISTANCE: flqfl m Higlllj. Thad Adams. Tim Olson. John O'Hearn. John Meinert. Anthony Sims. Steve Schrader. Leroy Randle. SECOND ROW: Steve Kissner. David Mount. Anthony Armstrong. David Smith. T. C. Thomas. Charles Evans. Andy Jones. Alvino Castillo. 1 l .l.V. TRACK: FRONT ROW: flqfl lo righlj. Robbie Thompson. Ronnie Thompson. Greg Chapman. George Rhyne. Bobby Carter. Phillip Parumore. SECOND ROW: Phillip Guerieri. Marcus Clements. Eric Gilliam. .lim Neale. Mark Richards. Robert Coleman, Coach Charles Dailey. Tennis Team Gets Into Full Swing Jimmy Cheek Jim Davis MANAGER: COACH: FRONT ROW: llefl to righlj, Coach Davis. Angela Krage. Keri Andrews. Jody Baker. June Vadala. Angela Bennett. Joanna Blair. SECOND ROW: Larry Levine. John Halovanic, Jimmy Cheek, Bob Bybee, Roger Hodge. Bill Leak. Henry Morscheck. David Fussell, Steve Jones. fUnpicturedj, Donna Chisholm. . ,, R Q K ,us K ' u Keri Andrews Jody Baker Angela Bennett -.W Bob Bybee Donna Chisholm David Fussell John Halovanic Roger Hodge Bill Leak L 1 I - ev' L Q W 1 -V ' f QT! r ..... 5 b J i ' f ' ef rf K fir ff ' 1: ' Ru M32 -e,,.Sr2. eau x '-Q.1:,.r5'f-: ' -z W VSZFW 53:52 -' e.e.,,. -Q e . if - X 42 - --STE' f,f i' 'f' 1' 3 . 'fe'-'f2:1 r . , . :2gg5jkLE5ESiz5?f:i11 I nd? ' ' , L l51:'il.f,l, 'I' '-1ffi'4iI:'iE29IS?i5:3 Q .Q Q ' 11: . ' ' - 1' xy . f fszfggfgfgfm- ' 14 ' 1 'ik , ' Q , L June Vadala Steve Jones Angela Krage X ex 32 Larry Levine Henry Morscheck Mn if nwifii iifflsiikww My OQW iii T J Golf Team Swings Into Action 1 Billy Buckner Don C f' A ' X Scott Farrls Chns Hatf1e1d Gene Rlos Q S A . fi I .lf A' .. f, 1 1 I -J ' I lv 'v 0 I Vv W A1frel1Pare1li Brian Williams N .-EL.. O l977 City Champs expect to hold on to title This year's Thomas Jefferson Varsity Baseball team. as of now, is currently holding the l977 City Championship. The Patriots participated in the Regional Finals last year but were defeated in a very close game by Duncanville. The team is strong in all J positions, especially the field. The team has nine 4 returning lettermen this year, seven of them seniors. COACH: The Patriots are again expected to go to the Regional Gerald Turner Finals and be tough competition. FRONT ROW: flqfl Io righrj, Paul Hamilton. Mark Ray. Leonard Berry. Mike Tousa. Billy Jones. SECOND ROW: Jim Wood. Jimmy Reeves. Henry Estrada. Danny Baum. Eric Vidal. Bobby Jones. THIRD ROW1 John Schuessler. Bruce Junker. Jim Schuessler. Bobby Seher. David Meyer. Ron Stevens. Tommy Ballard. John Kennedy. 1 i lia.a K ..... - -1f'i w . . eeree - ' i .aa xg r Q l 11. . e -Q , , ieei -i - L' ' .. 'W I - ' lli vzl . X .,L. ..s ,,--' ' W Q. ..- . ' A 1 -1'1i. We-X . .-g Y if a N N,,: .Q L - Lf- TL1 A K r , K Vkk,k A lth K 6 f 11- K 3: 1 ki- Ki! ' ff, Qi ...I -.Q l .ii.i '-hQ 1 e i .., , , , QQ. . e - me ' , i, ...e ,. ' ,, Y , VYV1 f Q' L VV , -, . , ,,LL . ' i' , A a Q ' Q l f 2 raie . k l ' lill l is i i Q, ' h' . me or . f a i..r r W ,'.' W f I-4 ' 2-?is'I 'i'f2i 71 ' f9Zi5i215 ' Q ' fl-f E: . f 1 1 ., V 1 ' 1 iw f?x21L A L Q 5 f A 5 2? 1 , Q ii ' 7 ' . L i .e..1 a me l RETURNING LETTERM EN: llqfl io righlj. Danny Baum. Paul Hamilton. Bruce Junker. Jim Wood. Bobby Seher. Jimmy Reeves. Mark Ray. Henry Estrada. Leonard Berry. Tommy Ballard 12517 Danny Baum 324 Leonard Berry 1122 Senior Senior Senior l 7 Henry Estrada 1140 Senior llwfbll wr iw ww 'l ' , W, My iefjfff N,0fw 'fl,,l1fM b 0 ' wlffjyi W ff B Www' rjfif' iff' iw Paul Hamilton 33 Junior Bobby Jones N245 Freshman I Billy Jones 1159 Junior Bruce Junker i737 Senior I 2 v John Kennedy W5 Junior Jimmy Reeves 330 Senior David Meyer ii 12 Senior Jim Schuessler ii 22 Sophomore Mark Ray if 19 Senior 9 O We John Schuessler 425 Bobby Seher Ji I5 Ron Stevens 4145 Sophomore Senior Junior - is Mike Tousa 4110 Jim Wood ir l I Eric Vidal 1114 J unior J unior Senior i 4 . l5f2LUuJ'fl0 1 J MQ ei 9 wstzft' gfaaffeffi-W'bjif l7f7MX' M QI. , ,V if fl C i- I., ., . A I f I . I K ? I I . ,Xi 4 , 'if 0j Z'w'1dfjfb 6. do ,mggtjctfb KJ .tube J cj N752 kc' lj Y 1 , , - ,ee .,,' ff Q, 11 A h H ,, B A ,Q .-ffvg,t.1,1 V gf? y J, A! 1 if , 1941,-fa,'llf'L. onyx ol ,o Q 1 44,04 7 gm-U., Maj ,A ,,U ff f1y5Z4h6ifvf 'LQ 'We ' , 1 .f171JfLCDh ., of ,017 ifwqlfuwf WJ KV? ef WJ ff ' 'pref' WL M74 U -zrfuv ifwfwf Ui LGQJ6 dw? in dflfffW'et Q9 WW dL56jfl5xl I V Baseball A In fvf 5 1 If , It , Y, VV, 1 f . . ' fa v fa f 1 Z2 3' .fefdfl ,N .!7072fJ , jj 7 Exmpects Good Season , f 'VW' 3 '-. f-J fp! D . '-P-- 'T fimfla r oo f ' atWl D Q, ' Og? an I? A04 , V UXVVL ' j - A The Thomas Jefferson Junior Varsity baseball L20 '5 3 7 ,, Ljf team has an enthusiastic new coach this year. Mike U7 L i f f .y , QL fl' A Wallace. The object of the J.V. is to initiate the . - 1 fv f ifyl V A players into Thomas Jefferson's style of baseball and l'LfV i if I fXA f .f U prepare them for their future years on the Varsity . JM. 42,94 , I squad. pb - gig 1' TJ had a good J.V. season last year and expects an ff I qfw 9 ' X ' 'V I 'iqfi'L1sfil3LJ ,f . H,-7 even better one this year. Mike Reeves is a promising ,Sl 0 Cyan! J 7 l Cflijva? pitcher. who will definitely help the .I.V. team a great 7.UQ,.7fLzf- , V deal. At the time ofthe Doczmiem publication. the fy g . icyqvidlffgfc' Dyqfllff ,JLDV ifLQ,U Q'7- team had only four workouts. but they expect their VW ' .40 f ,DIL A M spring season to be one of the best ever. It is expected fyyqf ,Mui LQ ' that each player will mature into a proud Patriot J.. 1 J J ' baseball player. D ,T fb fx if D dw FRONT ROW: flqft I0 riglzlj, Tim Doss. Kevin Mechler. Greg Eastin. Randy Grundy. Doug Baum. Don Witte. Billy Matthews. Jeff Tousa. SECOND ROW: John Monsalve. Tracy Blunk. Mike Reeves. Keith Martin. Mark Dahl. Jeff Christoffel. Gregg Sprinkel. Weldon Ware. David Baum. Coach Mike Wallace. X lt: Lijiiialtifi 11,5555 bf:l?E Dfellb ' , x ldcytx bgit-shiill.fI.Fs5f wi wwe T' Varsit Volleyball Has Tough Season TJ ... ..,.. 2 Adamson .... . . . .15 TJ .... I5 Sunset ..... ....l3 TJ .... I6 Spruce ........ ,...l4 TJ ... .... 5 Bryan Adams .... ....l5 TJ .... 10 Skyline ....... ....l5 TJ .... 13 Hillcrest ....l5 TJ .... I2 Lincoln .... ....l5 TJ .... I4 Woodrow .... ....l6 . TJ... .... ll Samuell .... ....l5 COACH' Darlene PM TJ ............ 1 1 White ......,......... I5 FRONT ROW: flgfr 10 rightj, Ingrid Duarte, Carolyn Campbell, Donna Gates. SECOND ROW: Sonya McHenry. Carolyn Buford. Janis White. Linda Forge. Eloise Estes. THIRD ROW: Beverly Watson, Gina Buffin. ,z 1 QD3WCU,U'YlfCcJb Nfl 'RCD J.v. Voiieybaii A shows promise olfebb. TJ .... .... 1 1 Bryan Adams . . . ..., 15 3 1 A-1 TJ .... ..... 1 skyime .... .... 1 5 VL l L M TJ .... .... l 4 Hillcrest ... .... I6 1721 Q , ocwobc TJ .... ..... 7 Lincoln .... .... l 5 7 TJ .... .... l 3 Woodrow .... .... l 5 - Uljfk TJ .... ..... 4 Samuell .... .... 1 5 Clk U, TJ .... ..... 9 white . . . .... 15 ll' ,slew I QCKXVX Q33 COACH: Sue Graves c-,5'f CAG ,f tM:1' ,li:6:f1Q55, ! Jflfl lLQ..ll fm H? M Now: 1 D fl J 1 -,l RQ 1 Qc.-llf. NLQLLQ lik, Min QJUX MYIXW U47 FRONT ROW: Neff I0 rightj, Charlos Middleton, Glennis Smith, Vicki Watson. SECOND ROW: Darlene English, Vanessa Craddock, Judy Frazier. Gina Smith. Anita Clewis. THIRD ROW: Jan Williams. Joyce Jackson, Brenda Curtis. Janice Giles. Kelly Nowell. 1 kfzoooieif v F193 T50 I Girls Varsity Basketball displa s spirit The Thomas Jefferson Varsity girls basketball J team had a tough season this year. The team is coached by John Varnell. who is new to the TJ staff this quarter. With four games remaining the team had two wins. over Woodrow Wilson and Samuell. and two losses. to Skyline and Lincoln. High scorer for the team was Donna Gates. CQACHZ John vamell Left lo righl: Sonya McHenry. Leanne Finks. Sally Mitchell. Janis White. Eloise Estes. Vicky Watson. Donna Gates. Carolyn Campbell UNPICTURED: Gina Buffin and Angela Williams. Girls J.V. Samuell' . WON Basketball Li11COl1'l . LOST Woodrow WON On the m0Ve Skyl11'1C . . Spruce .. WON The girls Junior Varsity basketball team was Hillcrest . N hdth' bT JK l.Tht hd ' itiiiiipe-:titivessbejlasionyanjlrhifcoiiljtantljpiizigqnga 3 Whlte ' ' ' forth good efforts. they ended their season with BI-yan f ' .f l .T f th t . 5111221 Slillvifses 6 mm Adams .. LOST FRONT ROW: flqfl to rightj. Jackie Becan. Glennis Smith, Anita Clewis. SECOND ROW: Pam Clark. Carolyn Buford. Brenda Curtis. Vanessa Craddock. Charless Middleton, THIRD ROW: Gina Smith. Sally Waxler. Catherine Brown, Beverly Watson. Kathleen McKibben. Girls Soccer looks toward goals The 1977-78 Girls Soccer team had a trying season but pulled it off with two wins against Spruce and Samuell. two losses against Wilson and Skyline, and a tie with Bryan Adams. With two games remaining in the season and against White and Hillcrest. they still have a shot at the district playoffs. This year's high scorer is Becky Juarez. COACH: Darlene Pitts 5 . + ayaraesii- . FRONT ROW: flefz Io ffghll. RuthAnn Roias. Debbie Contreras. Stacia Swinson. Lena Mendoza. Ingrid Duarte. Becky Juarez. Mary Ven- tura. Sandra Reyna. Anna Cedillo. SECOND ROW: Coach Darlene Pitts. Yolie Velez. manager, Tina Ramirez. Rosalinda Salagar. Angela Combs. Ruby Perales. Isabel Hernandez. Linda Gersh. Tina Rojas. Maria Gonzales. Norma Sanchez. U 'fi if 197 QRIEI 999 Gem ,3 Q U J V lm EQ' L nv ZOO X , I P M ,E ., 5 W M N W TGIF at TJ 'qv 42 - 1 , . ,491 V 3. 1- ygww- sf w S ,.,, 'K ?fw.J,..,. 2 ,, ?37. Li .iff Z as Wffzszsn Waessv wwugwf, f O2 Beaut nominees honored at tea The twelve girls chosen by the student body as being the most beautiful girls in the school were honored at a Beauty Tea October 30th. The tea was held by members of the Document staff at Tupinamba's Mexican Restaurant on Northwest Highway. Fivejudges were asked to choose the four finalists after carefully interviewing each girl on an individual basis. The firstjudge was George Ley, player for the Dallas Tornado Soccer Team. The other four judges were members of the Delta Gamma Sorority chapter at Southern Methodist University. Lisa Tietjen, Debbie Longley, Jane Moreland, and Stef Ashley were the four girls. After the interviews the judges deliberated to select the four finalists on the basis of poise, personality, and beauty. I JUDGE: George Ley of the Dallas Tor- nado. im Hall. Liz Swenholt. SEC- NOMINEES: FRONT ROW: flef! Io rightl. Laura Foster. K OND ROW: Kate Thompson. Carla Potter. Susan Parker. Sorority member Jane Moreland interviews nominee. Judge Lisa Tietjen poses many questions for the twelve nominees before selecting choices for the finalists. NOMINEES: FRONT ROW: fleft 10 righrj, Sharon Walker, Tracy McCollum. DeDe Gardner. SECOND ROW: Keri Andrews. Debbie Jackson, Gina Buffin. Judges have a hard time deciding. A in awca 901651 , 'X ' 'J' --Q ' X X -.M .XV 1, -N, .X -. . ' R , A-XJ: X Rf 'v'x A . i 'fx TJ ,V.X X- YN X -X x 1.. 1 4 .vi 5 '. X'--1, X -A X., X, pk: 1, f-f' xx M 1 y x xx., . S X , J .Q x by X XY A.-,P 1 ,VJ 3 ,M : w XJ Y, xx. x .xX NX XT, . r' xl'-f X R' . 1 hx 1 X X w E ' V 'V F k' W W N L x Q' X R xg X X :Q , ,L ml 2 ' K 1' ' hx X. 'wx 'V X Q' w fx: 1 rn K4 X,-' M N. uf? A R ' x X 3 if A N fi , V! S' S x Q x L1 Q M , A . 1 Q X ' . 1 1 wi? ', W. 4 14. M u f . x. X K 1. ', , . lx X' X 'X A if X , ocumant L11 Wm aff X wx Baaufiaa allen maggie gacgaon. JMB: .Suzan fpamgsz Homecoming 1977 . something to remember 1977 Homecoming Queen Miss Kate Thompson Nominee Miss Sharon Sprinkel escorted by Mr, Jack Weaverling Nominee Miss June Vadala escorted by Mr. Steve Kissner Nominee Miss Susan Parker escorted by Mr. David Meyer Nominee Miss Carla Potter escorted by Mr. Bill Peterson Nominee Miss Cindy Yeilding escorted by Mr. Ray Adams The l977 Homecoming Dance was held at the Royal Coach Inn. Excitement from the victory over White the night before carried over to the dance to make it a night to remember. The mood was festive as everyone moved to . the music of HSlippery When Wet. The highlight of the evening was the introduction of the Homecoming Queen. Kate Thompson. and date, Cortelyou Nelson, lead off the first dance. Slippery When Wet pounded the sounds to help TJ celebrate its Homecoming victory over W. T. White. Homecoming Court. Each nominee was escorted by her father to the dance floor where her mother presented her with a bouquet of roses. Each girl was then presented as a member of the Court and Mike Fisher announced the 1977 Homecoming Queen. Miss Kate Thompson. Swayin' to the music. 441: fnlwuse df 1114 . -- . kr K ,ff My M A i r y . , ' ' ' rdf 'kkitaj-f,..',-Q,il9i i , if ' 0, . A t ' ,,A' W . Nr ik ' 1 ,,,,h W W 'ww ,.-.ww--Q-. ,. - a S , ff 'Q -V A ef' ...M W a aw' ,i..wf+'g' ' ' Rex, W.. W,,, .J X, M. Muff' he Wx fs. E2 t' i ex 3, .,., , All Class Play continues tradition of outstanding productions TJ's 1977 All-Class Play was f'Teahouse of the August Moon. The setting for the comedy was during WW Il in Okinawa. It is centered around the efforts of two men, Colonel Purdy and Captain Fisby, to transform the village of Tobiki into an industrious village. Many comical consequences occur. Captain Fisby runs into many mishaps and falls astray of Colonel Purdy's wishes. His assignment to build a pentagon-shaped schoolhouse is defeated by the villagers. Instead. their wish to build a Teahouse is fulfilled and leads Captain Fisby to a near court martial. Under the direction of drama teacher, Tom Brewer, and student director, Sharon Kissner, the play was an entertainment success. The long hours and hard work of Stage Director, Renee Page, and the rest of the Stage Crew certainly contributed to its fine production. Oh. where you been all your life. Boss? Living without one of these. I guess. Sakini tRuss Parkmanb speaking to Fisby fPaul DeDoesJ about the cricket cage. '6But daughter not go without children and old lady not go without daughter. And if old lady not go - Mayor of Tobiki be mad at you. Sakini fRuss Parkmanj speaking to Capt. Fisby fPaul DeDoesJ. N. .,. ... i Q. 6 egg Q- 2. it il sb KS l ti S X seas gmzusk f 1 1 The problem here, Sir, is a very old one. lt seems to be a question of who's going to lose face. Fisby fPaul DeDoesj speaking to Purdy QScott Leathersj. 34. -Q. -. i fllsli E.. .- , l eele f ssi: tisiseis i 'L W iiiltl, -1954.21 1. 'f ,f - ,:.. f .V ' : . ,k.x. ,.... 4 e g xg , ,, ., , . , ' I ..ts:.-xr, w -- f 'r e But I can't build them a teahouse. I have no authority to do that. Then tell her that I love what she is - and that it would be wrong h F' b P l D Do sy tellin Sakini CRuss Park- Fisby CPaul DeDoesj speaking to the people of Tobiki. to change t at isyfau ee g many to translate. .. ef Lap' Osuma! Osuma! be tm fr 'ti' g .5232 ew Wrestling match between Chief of Agriculture and Chief of Police. Sakini fRuss Parkmanl announcing the wrestling match. f M 3 -is X ,Bw -x l i i ,M 4-mmm Captain Fishy, what in the name of occupation is going on? Col. Purdy tScott Leathers speaking to Capt. Fisby fPaul DeDoesl. Dancing girl tCindy Yeildingl dances after the wrestling match. Lotus Blossom tDebbie Becanl speaking to Sakini tRuss Park- manj Sakini .......... . Sgt. Gregovich . . . Col. Purdy ..... Capt. Fisby ........... . . Old Woman ............ . . . . .Russ Parkman ...,..Mike Dahl . . .Scott Leathers . . . .Paul DeDoes . . .Tami Chadick Old Woman's Daughter .... ..... L inda Margules Children ............... . . . Ancient Man . . . Mr. Hokaida . . . Mr. Omura .... Mr. Sumata .... Mr. Seiko ...... Miss Higa Jiga ... .. Mrs. Keora .... Mrs. Oshira .... Villagers ..... Lotus Blossom . . . Capt. McLean . . . .Stephanie Becan Michael Gunnin Marcia Biggs Brian Fisher Stuart Kissner Susie Janness Demetrio Aldana . . .Jerry Melgoza ......Mike Dahl Richard Parkman .Bobby Marshall . . .Vicki Vescovo ... .Jenny Oliver .. . . .Leslie Fallis Demetrio Aldana Kathy Feemster Maria Sanchez Melissa Quirk Cindy Yeilding . . .Debbie Becan ................SteveAlderman PRODUCTION STAFF Director ............ ...... T om Brewer Assistant Director Choreographer .......... .... Assistant Choreographer .... .... Stage Manager .......... . . Assistant .......... .... Assistant .... Crew Chiefs: Painting ...... . . . Construction .... .... Props ......... . . Assistant .... . . . Lighting ..... Assistant .... .... Make-up ..... Costumes .... ......Nancy Hodges Assistant .... . Publicity ...... Sound .......... . .Sharon Kissner Mary McFarland .Annette Gebron . . . . .Renee Page . . . . .Paula Biggs Efrem Hernandez . . .Russ Parkman Demetrio Aldana . . ...Paula Biggs . . .Laurie Janness Efrem Hernandez Mark Blankenbeckler . . . .Sharon Smith . . .Marie Sanchez . . . . .Lisa Rubens . . . .Abel Becerra Program Designer ..., .... M ary Segura Awmzfaam +g Y., l'm sorry Sir. it does me no good. Archie Beaton tRuss Parkmanl speaking about a shilling Magic of Brigadoon Comes to T.J. The auditorium was alive with the sights and sounds of the gala performance of the 1978 musical. Brigadoon. The play centers around two young Americans. Tommy Albright and Jeff Douglas. who stumble upon the beautiful town of Brigadoon in the Scottish Highlands. They arrivejust in time tojoin in the festivities of the upcoming wedding of Jean MacLaren to Charlie Dalrymple. Tommy meets and falls in love with Jean's sister Fiona and Jeff meets Meg Brockie. Tommy's love for Fiona and curiosity about Brigadoon grow stronger. Fiona sends him to the town's old schoolmaster. Mr. Lundie. who tells of the miracle of Brigadoon. Tommy decides that he cannot pay the price of Brigadoon even for the love of Fiona and so he and Jeff return to New York. Under the direction of choral director. .lack Cannon and drama teacher, Tom Brewer. Brigadoon was a success. Stage manager. Renee Page. and the rest of the stage crew devoted time and talents to design and build sets and paint back drops for the musical. Do you always wear this many clothes? Jeff tScott Leuthersl speaks to Meg Brockie tfzirla Pottery Tommy Albright. Jeff Douglas ..... Fiona MacLaren . Jean MacLaren . . Harry Beaton .... Mr. Lundie ...... Charlie Dalrymple Archie Beaton . . . Andrew MacLaren Jane Ashton ..... Angus McGuffie . Frank ....,...... Maggie Anderson . . . Fishmonger ..... Meg Brockie ..... Dance Ensemble . Stage Manager ,... Assistant Director Crew Chiefs ..... Crew Members .... CAST . .Steve Alderman . . .Scott Leathers . . .Debbie Becan . . .Susan Parker . . . .Steve Kissner ...Grant Brenna . . . .Bobby Marshall ...Russ Parkman . . .Paul DeDoes . . .Diana Nelson .......JimRhea .......JimMu1r .Bernadette Ploch . .Cindy Yeilding . . . .Carla Potter . . . . .Mary Bolch Wendy Coahran Edgar Floresca Annette Gebron Marci Gunn Susan Hegmann Roger Hodge Brett Johnston Bob McGuire Maureen Ploch Jim Rhea Maria Sanchez Gregg Sprinkel Tony Wallace Freddie Whitaker Cindy Yeilding , . . . .Renee Page . .Sharon Kissner . . . .Robin Eckert Carla Hatfield Craig Hamilton Russ Parkman Demetrio Aldana Paula Biggs Jacquie Bradley John Childs Nancy Hodges Laurie Janness Linda Margules Bobby Marshall Jerry Melgoza Richard Parkman Ritva Parviainen Susan Polk Lisa Rubens Sam Snyder Vicki Vescovo Sometimes l think the only woman who could have loved Harry was his mother. Archie Beaton fRuss Parkmanj speaks to Jean 1Susan Parkerj. 97 ' ' :Lf -- 96 74 Q' .QL 12111 iiinn R tr .nj gli Q, gif -535: i' lr fl'-mi t ln, 'si HH 5 Ajjliziii. I Efiiiuli 1 5,3 Jig' 1 ,Q . I 1 i I ' A 1 Ill I Y., 4vp.J-,ailam 214 S. main. xrkizi, 'I '95 - - , . , gms A A Tommy CSteve Aldermanb and Fiona fDebbie Becanb sing .LA, Llly HeatherontheHill. LL'. 1 ,L' K . 1 LL.l h tg tt t .., z ,,,. Ak Ng, X, -.... NK X. 'W K K t I , , M Wvmfwn - W .ggi . . 1' ,fu -15,5 , . t S at M Se I M T ,.x, Q' ' N - t .. V L'f1 ' - Lz7', K L L 'A ,m, 1 2 eete ' 'N Fiona CDebbie Becanj sings Waitin' for My Dearief' I just hate to leave ye. Meg Brockie fCarla Pottery speaks to Jeff qSc0tt Leathersj. Q M .,li, B B A oa l i V wb- 2 A , fi A W yiwff fl 4 JW? 1 f 5 if W' MY . 4 4 Z I S 2 'A 2 , if g,,E rj il ' glial 11 , B. ' T, 1 Q, ' Q ' . 6 I' K I, Q ig: B iiill B Bonnie .lean Ballet Bobby Marshall sings l'll Go Home With Bonnie Jean. So much l will try lo be 21 fine and loving wife. Jean 1Susan Parkerj speaks during the wedding. K , V.-. , N x , ,- Q K Q 2 Foreign Exchange Students Adopt TJ Jim Starocelsky is from Osorno, Chile, a city of 100,000 people. In Dallas he lives with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hagler and their two-year-old son, Jeff. J im's favorite thing about TJ is the different number of classes offered. Mastering English was not difficult for Jim because he also speaks Spanish and French. When not playing soccer, Jim enjoys going out and meeting people. Jim says the main difference between Osorno and Dallas is that Dallas is a lot larger. Renzo Antonio Caimi Solari is a foreign exchange student at TJ from the city of Vina del Mar in Chile. He attended Italian School in Chile. Renzo thinks school is much easier here. While in Dallas, Renzo is living with the Pete Tunnell's whose son, T. W., is also a student at TJ. Renzo says that he likes Dallas, but that it is too big to travel in without a car. In addition to his schoolwork, Renzo keeps busy as a member of Chapel Hill Methodist Church where he plays volleyball for their team. He also practices soccer with the TJ soccer team. The Hagler family: fleft to righlj, Mrs. Hagler, Mr. Hagler, Jeff, and Jim Starocelsky. R 2 The Tunnell family: lleft to rightj, T. W. Tunnell, Mrs. Tunnell, Mr. Tunnell, and Renzo Caimi. The Blair family: FRONT ROW: Ilefl lo rightj, Mrs. Blair and Cherri. SECOND ROW: Ilefl to righlj, Brek, Mr. Blair and Jyrki Usva. The Chadick family: fleft lo righzj, Teri, Tami. Ritva Parviainen. Tonya Mrs. Chadick, and Mr. Chadick. Vantaa, Finland is the home of Jyrki Usva, one of the four foreign exchange students at TJ. Through the Youth For Understanding program, J yrki will be in Dallas until July, 19781 His foster parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blair. Jyrkias favorite activity is soccer. He practices and plays for the North Dallas Chamber of Commerce team several times a week. When not playing soccer, he enjoys being a member of TJ's Senior Spirit Club and the Document Staff. In keeping with TJ,s school spirit, Jyrki's favorite activity is football games, and the thing he likes least is W. T. White. Ritva Parviainen has been at TJ for nine months as a foreign exchange student. Her home is in Finland. While in Dallas her foster parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Chadick, whose three daughters, Teri, Tonya, and Tami, also attend TJ. The major difference Ritva sees between TJ students and her friends in Finland is that the students here have more freedom. After her return to Finland in J uly, Ritva will resume her school work. 2 Patriots receive honors David Givens was the only TJ student to receive the National Merit Semi-Finalist award this year. To receive this award, David ranked among the top one percentile on the PSAT. Receiving honor awards is not unusual for David. He is on the MA Honor Roll, is President of the National Honor Society, and was voted Most Likely to Succeed by his classmates. Last summer he won a study trip to Germany. which he won from his outstanding score on a National German Test. David's college plans include Texas A8LM. One of the two National Merit Letters of Commendation awarded to TJ students for 1977- 78 went to Diana Nelson. Letters of Commendation are awarded to the top two percentile of scores on the PSAT. Diana has received other awards in addition to being awarded her Letter of Commendation. She is on both the HA and B Honor Rolls. a member of the National Honor Society, and Quill and Scroll. The faculty also voted her as Most Dependable. Her college plans include Baylor, where she has already been accepted. Mark Scarbrough is the second TJ student who received a National Merit Letter of Commendation this year. As a TJ student Mark was active in the band and an outstanding German student. At the completion of his Junior year. Mark enrolled in Baylor University. which he is currently attending. Michael Carter became an All- American shot putter for his efforts during the 1977 track season. As a sophomore Michael went all the way to State in the shot put and discus events. He finished first in the shot put and third in the discus. His shot throw of 58'l l for the twelve pound shot and 53'4 for the sixteen pound shot have each earned him National records in the 16 year old age bracket. TJ is proud to have Michael as a member of the Athletic Department. Eight selected TJ senior students were delegates to the 22nd Annual Harvard Model United Nations Assembly held in Boston, Massachusetts December 7-1 l. The Model UN is a mock United Nations sponsored by Harvard University in which each school invited to attend represents a separate country. Tjls students represented the Philippines. The delegates who attended were Mike Fisher, David Givens, Joyce Howard, Jeanne McGee. Andrae Rhyne, Joe Ruiz. Jack, Weaverling. Cindy Yeilding, and sponsor Mr. Rick Hidalgo. They were the first TJ students, as well as the first Texans, to ever attend the Model UN. The students were divided into seven committees and attended two to three seminars a day. Patriots participate in Model U.N. Who's Who The Document started the tradition of recognizing outstanding senior students in various scholastic fields two years ago by beginning the Who's Who section of the yearbook. The purpose was to give these students the recognition they deserve for their scholastic abilities. Many times students go unrecognized for their academic achievements. The Who's Who section provides this recognition. Each student was selected on the basis of his outstanding ability. leadership. grades. skills. and cooperation in the classroom of his particular area. The students to be selected for this honor are chosen by the teachers of the department they represent. 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Linda Villegas T Susan Week ,E w Cherry Welch ia slueu T Ken White Kevin White Leisa White f- T if lr' Robert Windsor 1 , ,i ii Tim Winker Zachary Wilder 33 , of ,C rrif E Cheryl Williams Cynthia Williams an f f li r Q1 35119 ' yu ,aq- rutt ttir t' Geneva Wood John Woodson - ' Siromi Wijeueera W ',a,VrT.1 .,fl,,i t Janiceyales a X A H ':frgf?f1,, ,i,, Wife, fr i A gf t John Zenker T A Gilbert Zetty W Michele Zitaglio XX cy Q6 J N f ,. .- -- y , I mtv- ,,-, 4 , , 3 za :,n :,,,1 yfflwft- 4 'fsaHQ,r 1a,ag ' , r-:,,u1,. w ,iff X W Tnlwl .f SENIGR FAVORITES June Vadala S Russell Harper Nominees Susan Parker Kate Thompson Cindy Yeilding Steve Kissner Randy Kennison Andrae Rhyne Jack Weaverling 4 ,Q , H if f . -,wx ,M wi Q jf Jw XV' Q fb , Q' Alf? My . - lf? J QF' MQW? D! , QL 'J ,fvf ,fy A '-.ffl ,ppl if gum M6 fi Jig, l'jwfJ,.x Mafia fry I dp if Ni Jag Q 9 f W if 05 ,ff La ,gf .K mf Eb 0.1 ,f E M xfjxj' N 'JMX Za! in 0 gy auf! - ff '- , f R 4 af ,J . fa ,uf f U 'www ,P A ,f f Lf f LY! nf ff 50 yW W W N B' ff 5 xl bf J L, ,gg f dl ' if X f . , M -, :MC W V .ff ,fd W K H 'J M if Lf! DV 1 L MJ' 0 M ,W Q ' , Best All-Around Russell Harper Susan Parker Most Likely to Succeed Jennifer May David Givens 1977-78 SENIGR SUPERLATIVES Most Athletic Donna Gates Al Whitfield Most Creative Debbie Becan Mark Wilson 4 Wittiest Teresa McCormick David Mount Friendliest Kate Thompson Jack Weaverling Most Dependable as chosen by the TJ faculty Diana Nelson Andrae Rhyne 6 Seniors of 978 Looks Like We Made It!! CURTIS L. ABBEY Marching Band: Sym- phonic Band JOHN M. ACEVES Marching Band: Band Staff. Plmmgruplier: Sym- phonic Band: Contest Band: Quill and Scroll: Reveille Staff. PllUIOgI'!1pi79I' LESLIE R. ADAMS Concert Choir: Bye Bye Birdieq Fiddler on the Roof' Brigadoonq Senior Spirit Club of '78 BERTA AGUIAR Senior Spirit Club of '78: Pan American Student Forum DEMETRIO ALDANA Thomas Jefferson Theatri- cal Society: Fiddler on the Roof' Strange Bedfellowsq Teahouse of the Augusl Muon: Stage Crew. Srage Manager: D.l.S.D. Drama Festival Scapino SHERRI J. ALMOND nn... J MARY M. ALONSO Tutor: Senior Advisory Committee: B Honor Roll: TJ Singers: Senior Spirit Club of '78 ANTHONY R. ARMSTRONG Track and Field l DENNIS L. ARRINGTON I -3 V l . If I close my eyes. maybe Mrs. McLain's homework will disappear. l Don't walk in front of me -I may not follow. Don walk behind me - I may not lead. Walk beside and just be my friend. KELLY K. ATCHLEY Latin Club. President National Forensic League Marching Band: R.O.T.C., Company C Commander Senior Spirit Club of '78 Rodeo Club CLAY M. BAKER National Honor Societyg Ke Club' French Club' Y . Senior Spirit Club of '78 THOMAS D. BALLARD Baseball: Key Club. Secre- zaryg National Honor Soci- etyg B Honor Roll: Bible Awardg Senior Spirit Club of '78 Camus DANIEL W. BAUM Mr. Cannon told you not to. . . DWAIN L. BAN KS ior Achievement: Afro American Culture Club Baseball: Future Home makers of America ELIZABETH BARTON Swim Team. Letterman Football: Basketball: Jun- JOANNE E. BAUM Key Club: Senior Spirit Club of '78 l wear English leather or nothing at all. TAMMYJ. BEAVER DEBORAH E. BECAN Liberty Belles: Concert Choir, Treasurerg Fiddler on lhe Roof' Brigadoong Tea- house of lhe August Moong Thomas Jefferson Theatri- cal Society: Thespians im r e is SW l S iw Y all What do you mean the war's over? Love hurts! BLAND M. BEDFORD Footballg Afro-American Culture Clubg Future Homemakers of America TIMOTHY BEGGS Woods and Waters Clubg Library Service Club, Pro- jection Crew: Senior Spirit Club of '78 26 70 Two is company and three's a crowd. Four's a committee. Alma Denny ALFONSO M. BEN AVIDES V3 of the Dirty Dozen! LEONARD M. BERRY l l l 1 X 5, ' Senior Spirit Club of '78g Red Cross ' 3 C, X TONY C. BISHOP Basketball JOANNA S. BLAIR Varsity Cheerleader: Key Club: Tennis Team: B Honor Roll: Quill and Scroll: Reveille Staff. Al'I'ILl.Y8I?19I1IS Edimr.' Office Assistant l MARK C. BLANKEN- BECKLER Stage Crew. ASXLYIKIIII Siage Manager: Slrange Bedfel- lowsf Fiddler on the Roof' Teahouse of the Augusl Moong Brigadoong U.l.L. One Act Play, Doctor In Spire of Himself' D.I.S.D. Drama Festivals, Scapino, The Romancers If everything seems to be going well. you obviously have overlooked something. Murphy CAROL A. BLOODGOOD T. J. Singers: Senior Spirit Club of '78 RITA M. BONLIE Senior Spirit Club of '78: B Honor Roll: Vocational Opportunities Clubs of Texas RUSSELL D. BOWLING Marching Band: Voca' tional Industrial Clubs of America. Presidenl JULIE A. BRACKIN Dr. Renee Pugh KIMBERLY A. BRADFORD Track and Field KAVITA K. BRAR Marching Band: National Honor Society. S6CI'f?lt1I1l'.' Library Service Club. Presi- denl: Spanish National Honor Society: Key Club: Pan American Student Forum: Office Assistant sd hp Y'N!!Ef .Aw The thrill of victory. . . GRANT H. BRENNA Concert Choir: Orchestra. Principal: Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra. Principal Viola: All-Region Sym- phony. Principal Viola: All- State Symphony Orchestra: live Bve Birdie: Fiddler on rhe Roof: Brigadoon: National Forensic League: Senior Spirit Club of 3 BEYIN B. BROCK B Honor Roll the agonx Q My of defeat. LYNNLEE S. BROWNLEE Track and Field: French Club: Reveille Staff. Cre- ative Editor: Office Assist- ant LISA A. BURNS Marching Band: Future Homemakers of America: Key Club CHRISTY L. BURROSS Marching Band: Sym- phonic Band: Band Staff. Llhrurzulip Fiddler on Ill? Roof' Brigadoon: B Honor Roll: Key Club ROBERT T. BYBEE B Honor Roll: National Honor Society: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Concert Choir: Senior Advisory Committee: Swim Team. Co-captain: Tennis: Letter- man's Club Do these look like the faces that would blow up Mrs. Hubbard? DANIEL W. BYWATERS Marching Band: Sym- phonic Bandg Key Club: French Club: Band Coun- Cil. Pre.ridenI.' Band Staff. Uniform Manager: Fiddler on the Roof: National Honor Society: All-City Marching Band MARIA N. CABALLERO Home Economics Related Organization. President. City Wide Council Leader: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Future Homemakers of America ANGIE J. CADENA Future Homemakers of America: Senior Spirit Club of '78g Vocational Opportu- nities Clubs of Texas. His- Iorian RENZO CAIMI CHRIS P. CAIN Senior Spirit Club of '78: Key Club: National Honor Society CAROLYN D. CAMPBELL Afro-American Culture Club: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Basketball: Volleyball: Track and Field: Office Assistant: B Honor Roll: Counselors' Assistant: Jun- ior Achievement: Future Homemakers of America MICHAEL F. CAMPBELL DEBRA S. CARLISLE Senior Spirit Club of '78g Future Homemakers of Americag Home Economics Related Organization HOLLY CARY Senior Spirit Club of '783 Future Homemakers of America: Home Economics Related Organization PATRICIA A. CASEY Track and Field: Future Homernakers of America: Distributive Education Clubs of America: Senior Spirit Club of '781 B Honor Roll What s happenin? TERRI L. CHADICK PAMELA K, CHAMPION Marching Band: Sym- phonic Band: Band Coun- C il. Treu,s'urer.' Socce fl Afro-American Culture Club: Key Club: Home Economics Related Organi- zationg B Honor Rolll Future Homemakers of America RAFAEL CHAVEZ , , A , Soccer Lxfe IS a serles of surprlses, and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not. - Ralph Waldo Emerson LESLIE CHEEK SHARON D- CHAPPEU- Offlce Educatlon Assocla tion Vice-Presidenr ., M K, Up. up and away. in That was some kiss! EDWARD S. CHINNOCK Senior Spirit Club of '78: Vocational Opportunities Clubs of Texas TOMMY C. CHISM DONNA G. CHISHOLM Tennis: Letterman's Club: Senior Spirit Club of '78: DOCUMENT Staff. Busi- ness and Index Editor: Counselors' Assistant: Quill and Scroll 277 He who walks in another's tracks leaves no footprints. KEVIN A. CHISOLM LEE T. CLARK ROBERT G. CLASBY National Honor Society: A Honor Roll: B Honor Roll: Executive Assistant Joan L. Brannon KELLY G. CLINKSCALES Senior Spirit Club of '78: Football: Baseball Www DENISE K. COLEMEN Home Economics Related Organization. Hismrifmg Senior Spirit Club of '78 BEVERLY L. COLLINS sm - DIANA L. CONNER Senior Spirit Club of 78: B Honor Roll: Office Educa- tion Association. Prc.i'i1lwiI.' Who's Who in VOE KATHRYN S. CONTRERAS Senior Spirit Club of 78: Soccer: Office Education Association CECIL A. COOK Afro-American Culture Club: Junior Achievement How's your love life? All people smile in the same language. f Anonymous DONNAIK. CROW Woods and Waters Club: Senior Spirit Club of 78: B Honor Roll: B YE BYE BlRDIEq THE NIGHT OF JA N UA R Y 16111: Voca- tional Opportunities Clubs of Texas. Prelidwil SUSAN CULVER Tennis: Senior Spirit Club of '78: B Honor Roll: Dis' tributive Education Clubs of America MICHAEL T. DAHL Senior Spirit Club of 78: TEAHOUSE OF THE A UGUST MOON: Thomas Jefferson Thleatrical Society Hi there! Are you the Hippy Dippy Weatherman'? BILLY E. DAWSON Afro-American Culture Club ELIZABETH E. DAY Senior Spirit Club of '78 CURTIS M. DAVEN PORT Football. Captainq Baseball: Woods and Waters Club GWENDOLYN L. DAVIS What do you mean it's all wrong? MELISA L. DEAL Senior Advisory Commit- tee: Key Club: Senior Spirit Club of '78: B Honor Roll: Future Homemakers of America PAUL R. DEDOES Thomas Jefferson Theatri- cal Society, President: STRANGE BEDFEL- LOWS: SCAPINO: TEA- HOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON: THE ROMANCERSQ D.I.S!.D. Drama Festival: DOCU- MEN T Staff, Photographer: Thespians. President: Cen- ter Stage: Distributive Edu- cation Clubs of America. Parlianienrariang B Honor Roll: Who's Who in Thea- tre He thinks that he s Rodney Allen Rippy. Manly yes, but. . . PAZ B. DEL ROSARIO CHARLES R. DEWEESE Marching Band: Contest Band: Key Club: Senior Spirit Club of '78: BYE BYE BIRDIEQ R.O.T.C. Education: That which discloses to the wise and disguises from the foolish their lack of understanding. - Ambrose Bierce LORI E. DRISKELL Senior Spirit Club of '78: Vocational Clubs of Amer- ica, Secretary SHARON R. DUNGEY DOUGLAS R. EASLEY Basketball: Future Home- makers of America: Afro- American Culture Club: Fellowship of Christian Athletes SAM F. EASON Marching Band: Sym- phonic Band: Concert Choirl BYE BYE BIRDIEQ BRlGADOON,' Senior Spirit Club of '78: Soccer Wa-raw: ew Hear ye, Hear ye! The Humanities class of 1977-78 is now in ses- sion. CHRISTOPHER J. EATMON DAVID A. EPSTEIN Student Council: Key Club, Treasurerg National Foren- sic League: Senior Spirit Club of '78: DOCUMENT Staff. Photographerg REV- EILLE Staff. Photographerq B Honor Roll: Executive Assistant ELOISE ESTES Volleyball: Basketball: Afro-American Culture Club: Senior Spirit Club of '783 Office Assistant: Junior Achievement HENRY ESTRADA Baseball: Football: Letter- man's Club: Senior Advi- sory Committeeg Woods and Waters Club CYNTHIA A. EVERETT Senior Spirit Club of '781 DOCUMENT Staff. Editor, Freshman C lass Edll0I',' Pan American Student Forum: Spanish National Honor Society: B Honor Roll: Quill and Scroll Whatever happened to walking. watching and - Anonymous KAY A. EWING Senior Spirit Club of '78: Office Assistant: Senior Advisory Committee: Office Education Associa- tion, Secretary The Short and Sassy look. JOHN J. FINCKE Key Clubg French Club: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Senior Advisory Commit- teeg Office Assistant: Tutorg National Honor Societyg A Honor Rollg B Honor Rollg Junior Achievement MICHAEL R. FISHER Student Council, President, Representaliveg Football. Trainerg Letterman's Club: Fellowship of Christian Athletesg B Honor Rollg Rotary Club Student Rep- resentative: Delegate to Harvard Model United Nations Flying lessons are now in session I'm a Pepper. MILAGROS FLEITES Senior Spirit Club of 78, Future Homemakers of America EDGAR Z. FLORESCA Concert Choir: BYE, BYE BIRDIE' BRIGADOON' Senior Spirit Club of 78, B Honor Roll ,,.-...K Studying is all we ever do! JILL E. FOSTER Distributive Education Clubs of America. Histo- rianq Office Assistant: Future Homemakers of America: Senior Spirit Club of '78: B Honor Roll BARBARA FOY Senior Spirit Club of '78: Key Club: Distributive Education Clubs of Amer- ica VICKI FORD LINDA M. FORGE Future Homemakers of America. Senior Spirit Club of '781 Track and Field Well, almost. Let us pray. . . SAMUEL A. FREEMAN JENNIFER S. FREIDKIN WILLIAM H. FROST PATRICIA G. GAINER Center Stage: Thomas Jef- ferson Theatrical Society. Clerkf Thespians: STRANGE BEDFEL- LOWS,' SCAPINO, Srudenl Direrzorg Liberty Belles. Presidenrq B. Honor Roll: Executive Assistant: Key Club LACRECIA L. GARNER Office Education Assoca- tion. Treasurerg Senior Spirit Club of '78 JENNIFER A.GARY Senior Spirit Club of '78: Tutor: B Honor Roll 1 EVA M. GARZA Human Relations Commit- tee: Sophomore Favorite Nominee: Pan-American Club: Mexican American Culture Club: Liberty Belles. Social Officerq Future Homemakers of America DONNA D. GATES Volleyball: Basketball: Sen- ior Spirit Club of '78: Afro- American Culture Club: Future Homemakers of America: Basketball Queen: Office Assistant: Clinic Assistant: -B Honor Roll: Junior Achievement: Senior Superlative PATRICIA GAYTON Future Homemakers of America: Home Economics Related Organization DEBORAH H. GERSH Reach high. for stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep. for every dream precedes the goal. - Pamela Vaull Starr LINDA GERSH DAVID EGIVENS National Honor Society. President: French Club. President. Historian: National Merit Semi-FinaI- ist: A Honor Roll: Senior Class Photographer: Ger- man Club: Math Club: Sen- ior Spirit Club of '78: Dele- gate to Harvard Model United Nations: PAD- ATG German Study Trip Prize Winner: Recipient of Resolution of Commenda- tion from School Board: Senior Superlative A room hung with pictures is a room hung with Sir Joshua Reynolds KATHY D. GLENN Basketball: Volleyballg B Honor Roll: Afro- American Culture Club: Future Homemakers of America: Senior Spirit Club of '78 PATRICK J. GOLDTHORN Senior Spirit Club of '78: B Honor Roll EDWARD D. GONZALES Senior Spirit Club of '78 TIMOTHY GREEN Future Homemakers of America MARIA E. GREGORICH Senior Spirit Club of '78g DOCUMENT Staff, Under- classnuzn Co-Edilorg French Club: Pan American Stu- dent Forum MARCIA L. GUNN Sophomore Favorite Nomi- nee: Junior Favoriteg Con- cert Choir, Vice-Presidentg Liberty Belles, Chaplaing National Honor Societyg FIDDLER ON THE R001-I' BRIGADO0N,' T.J. Singers: Office Assistant: B. Honor Roll 5, 552 if i I chew Bubble Yum bubble gum WARREN C. HAROLDSON Swim Team, Captaing Scuba Diving Clubg Letterman's Club RUSSELL J. HARPER Sophomore, Junior and Senior Favoriteg Junior Varsity Cheerleader: Head Varsity Cheerleaderg B Honor Rollg Key Clubg REVEILLE Staff, Sports Editorg Life Leadership Committee: Student Coun- cil Representativeg Senior Superlative CORY J. HAYN ES Senior Spirit Club of '78: Woods and Waters Club Fuad Said looks forward to his senior year. I never met a man I didn't like. LUAN R. HEAD SUSAN C. HEGMANN Varsity Cheerleaderg Junior Varsity Cheerleaderg Stu- dent Council Representa- tive: Key Clubg T.J. Sing- ers: BRIGADOON MATT D. HENDERSON Will Rogers He s a Quarter Pounder Person. TERESA L. HENDRIX Track and Field: Future Homemakers of America GENE HERNANDEZ Home Economics Related Organization: Soccer GILDA M. HERNANDEZ Liberty Belles, Lieulenanlq Key Club: National Honor Society: B Honor Roll: Pan American Student Forum: Spanish National Honor Society: Mexican American Culture Club: Executive Assistant: Human Rela- tions Committee: Track and Field HERMAN HERNANDEZ Vocational Industrial Clubs of America yew - ,, fa aff' Fa, 9+ if in J W ff- MMV 4 ef Mffn i at .W L i,yti ,yi .,ai.l fwa rw M512 ,fa af, ww. :lf 'f' f -7 ga w ,, 'fi' ff eff' 74- 'W . at fv ,f ,M gj,,,,.,,,,,,l i. N yd.: .,,,Eqd , ': 1. egg? I , an ,...t,,,-., W ff' - 4 ff.. ,f ypfmtfisz ' , if i . i Q., V. , 2 fa- 5 I . M41 ' ., fel We ff H ' in ' ' W f , , A Y 52 'gmt' , l , M f 1 S ' t ' ' f ff 24 J' - ' ' we af ' G1-'rt A f 4 1 '35 41' an rw' 2 iw? , aw lift? mf M1 vw Ffh any A4595 ff+e'5W?2 fu . , '--' W. teee f fa f an s a JUAN J. HERNANDEZ CLOVIS E. HILL Volleyball: Basketballl Future Homemakers of America. Presidentg Afro- American Culture Club: Student Council Represent- ative: Library Assistant Sometimes I wonder if I'm in my right senses. Then it passes off and I'm as intelligent as ever. WILLIAM B. HODGES Distributive Education Clubs of America: T.J. Singers: Rifle Teamg R.O.T.C,, Company A Commander: Color Guard: G Squad: Honor Guard CAROL D. HOGUE Afro-American Culture Clubg Pan American Stu- dent Forumg Senior Spirit Club of '78g B Honor Roll: Junior Achievement, Presi- den! Samuel Beckett Al To lose faith in our fellow man is the unforgivable SID. - John Dewey JOYCE E. HOWARD Student Council, Secretary, Represeniariveq Future Homemakers of America. Secremry: Library Service Club: Liberty Belles: Afro- American Culture Club: Key Club: Track and Field: Letterrnan's Club: DOCU- MENT Staff. Sophomore C lass Editor, Underclnssman C0-Editor: B Honor Roll: Quill and Scroll We're going to get a Senior Lounge? ROYCE E. HOWARD Afro-American Culture Club: Quill and Scroll: REVEILLE Staff. Feature Edilorg Future Homemak- ers of America: Football: Junior Achievement: B Honor Roll STEPHEN M. HOWARD Marching Band: Sym- phonic Band: Contest Band: Stage Band ELIZABETH HUMPHRIES BRIGADOONJ T.J. Sing- ers: Senior Spirit Club of '78 JEAN M. HURLEY Marching Band: Key Club: Stage Crew ,ff KIMBERLY J. HYDE Liberty Belles: Executive Assistant: B Honor Roll: A Honor Roll: Pan American Student Forum: Library Service Club: Future Homemakers of America LISA A. JACKSON Liberty Belles. Lieutenanlq Home Economics Related Organization. Presidenlg B Honor Roll: Future Home- makers of America: Art Service Club TERESA M. JACKSON Home Economics Related Organization: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Future Home- makers of America: B Honor Roll BETTYJ. JOHNSON Liberty Belles: Key Club: B Honor Roll: Pan American Student Forum: Spanish National Honor Society: Latin Club: A Honor Roll LOY K. JOHNSON DOCUMENT Staff, Adver- tising Edilorg B Honor Roll: Quill and Scroll: Distrib- utive Education Clubs of America When? RENE L. JOHNSON Vocational Industrial Clubs of America: Future Home- makers of America SHELIA M. JOHNSON it Now class,. . . RONALD R. JONES Football: Track and Field: Future Homemakers of America: Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Afro- American Culture Club: Junior Achievement WARREN A. JONES Si at A mr I know it goes in here somewhere. somehow. CONNIE J, KENNDEY RANDY L. KENNISON Marching Band: Sym- phonic Band: Contest Bandg Stage Band: All-City Marching Band: FID- DLER ON THE ROOFJ BRIGADOONJ Key Club: Senior Favorite Nominee NEMESIO A. JUAREZ Senior Spirit Club of '78: Pan American Student Forum. Vocational Indus trial Clubs of America BRUCE A JUNKER Baseball: Letterman's Club B Honor Roll We should all be concerned about the future because we will have to spend the rest of our lives there. - Charles F. Kettering SHAWN F. KEOUGH Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. REPOFIGI' ANN M. KIRBY National Honor Society: DOCUMENT Staff. Mili- Illlil' Editor: T.J, Singers: Melody Maids: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Office Education Association, His- Iorianq Female Drill Team Commander: Male Drill Team Sponsor: Battalion Staff: R.O.T.C.. Company BCommander STEVEN L. KISSN ER Varsity Cheerleader: Key Club: Student Council Rep- resentative: T..l. Singers: Concert Choir: BYE, BYE B1RDIE,: FIDDLER ON THE ROOF: BRIGA- DO0N.' Senior Favorite Nominee: Soccer: Letter- man's Club: Track and Field MARY E. KNOCHEL Senior Spirit Club of '78: Track and Field: Office Education Association: Stage Crew PETER G. KRAGE Art Service Club: Stage Crew: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Lighting Crew: Stage Color Guard: R.O.T.C.. Company C: Woods and Waters Club TONY M. KRISS Junior Achievement: Senior Spirit Club of '78: B Honor Roll in fy? : ik ye K we it : S? s 6 We if S . as 'H M say X X F Egg' x I,-fy was lm N. CLAIRE I. KRUMMENACHER Liherty Belles: Swim Team. Capmm: Melody Maids: Office Assistant PETER G. LAUKOTER Stage Crew: National Honor Society: Junior Achievement KATHRYN L. LEAK Senior Spirit Club of 78: Office Assistant: B Honor Roll: Tutor CAl.VlN S. LEATHERS Concert Choir. Pre.s'iden1.' Thomas Jefferson Theatri- cal Society. Vi'z'e-Prc.videnr.' BYE, BYE BIRD1E,' FID- DLER ON THE ROOF: BRIGADOON: STRANGE BEDFELLOWS5 TEA- HOUSE OE THE AUGUST MOON,' D.l.S.D. Drama Festival. SCA- PINO: UIL One Act Plays. THE DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELFJ THE ROMA NCERS: Stage Crew: Thespians. Vive- Presidenl JOHN C. LESLIE Marching Band: B Honor Roll: Executive Assistant PHYLLIS G. LIN DSEY Orchestra: National Foren- sic League: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Latin Club Man s actions are the picture book of his creeds. Ralph Waldo Emerson JANET P. LIN EHAN Senior Spirit Club of '78: Future Homemakers of America CHARLES W. LOPIZ Senior Spirit Club of '781 Soccer: Letterman's Club: Distributive Education Clubs of America CLIFTON D. LOVELY Track and Field: Football: Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Future Home- makers of America: Afro- American Culture Club: Junior Achievement DENISE L. LOWRY DOCUMENT Staff, Organ- izations C0-Editor, Faculty Editor: French Club. Vice- Presidenlq Red Cross: Quill and scroll: Library Service Club: Senior Spirit Club of '78: B Honor Roll PEN ELOPY A. LUCKETT Future Homemakers of America: Orchestra: FID- DLER ON THE ROOF LILI G. LYDDON French Club. Secretary, Treasurerq National Honor Society: Office Education Association: A Honor Roll: B Honor Roll Character is what you are in the dark. JANIE M. LYNCH Future Homemakers of America. President, Parlia- mentarian: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Junior Achievement: Library Serv- ice Club: Afro-American Culture Club: B Honor Roll CYNTHIA A. LYON Melody Maids: T..I. Sing- ers: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Concert Choir: Distrib- utive Education Clubs of America MILESJ. MARABLE Football: Track and Field: Future Homemakcrs of America Dwight L. Moody KAREN R. MARGULES DELAPLATA F. MARQUEZ CHRISTINE G. MARTON Art Service Club: Track and Field: Tutor: B Honor Roll: Library Assistant: Liberty Belles This is a hard test! RODN EY D. MASTERS KAREN L, MATKINS Latin Club: French Club: B Honor Roll: Key Club: Liberty Belles. Lieutenant JENNIFER J. MAY Liberty Belles. Vice-Presi- dent: French Club. Vice- Presidentg Key Club: National Honor Society, Treasurerg A Honor Roll: B Honor Roll: Who's Who in Art: Senior Superlative All by myself. I like work: it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. - Jerome K. Jerome THERESA A. MAY Senior Spirit Club of '78g Counselors' Assistantg Dis- tributive Education Clubs of America: DOCUMENT Beauty Nominee LAURA K. MAYER Vocational Industrial Clubs of America: Senior Spirit Club of 781 REVEILLE, Co-Edilorg Quill and Scrollg Who's Who in Journalism DAVID MCANGUS Education is what you have left over after you have forgotten everything else you have learned. S Anonymous BRIAN A. MCCLENDON MAUREEN MCCORMACK Office Education Associa- tion, Treasurerg National Honor Society: Senior Spirit Club of '78 TERESA M. MCCORMICK Liberty Belles, Lieurenantg Student Council Represent- ative: NIGHT OF JANU- ARY 16Ih,' National Honor Society: B Honor Roll: Key Club: Melody Maids: Jef- ferson Singers: Patriot Choir: Center Stage SUSAN J. MCGEE DOCUMENT Staff. Organ- izalions Co-Editor, Editor,- Melody Maids. Chaplain: Senior Advisory Commit- tee: Senior Spirit Club of '78: A Honor Roll: B Honor Roll: Executive Assistant: Delegate to Har- vard Model United Nations: Key Club: National Honor Society: Who's Who in English and History CHARLOTTE MCGUIRE Marching Band. Vice-Presb dent, Secrelaryg Melody Maids. Presidenrq Future Teachers of America. Chap- laing BYE, BYE BIRDIEJ All-City Marching Band: All-City Orchestra: Stage Crew: Senior Advisory: BRlGADO0N,' National Honor Society: TJ. Sing- ers: Who's Who in Band KELLY J. MCLAUGHLIN Senior Spirit Club of '78: Art Service Club: Home Economics Related Organi- zation fx 2 itz' W ww main' lrt' W f f 5 Y I 6 l , '92 we .:,, l'm not sleeping, I'm listening. Ad WILMAJ. MCLEAN Senior Spirit Club of '78: Soccer BARBARA MCMAN IS Distributive Education Clubs of America: Senior Spirit Club of '78: March- ing Band: Tutor 30 4 A good education enables a person to worry about things in all parts of the world. DAVID J. MEYER Football: Soccerg Baseball: Woods and Waters Club. Presidentg Letterman's Club Illinois State Journal PATRICIA A. MIKLOS French Clubg National Honor Societyg Junior Achievementg Senior Spirit Club of '78g A Honor Rollg B Honor Rollg Track and Field FRANCIS L. MILLER Pan American Student Forumg Office Education Association, Secrelaryg National Honor Societyg Junior Achievement, Secre- taryg A Honor Rollg B Honor Rollg Counselors' Assistant: Senior Spirit Club of '78g Spanish National Honor Society MARY K. MILNER B Honor Rollg Spanish Clubg Key Clubg THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 16lh,' Center Stageg Liberty Belles RUTH E. MITCHELL SALLY MITCHELL Melody Maids: Concert Choir: Afro-American Cul- ture Clubg Key Clubg BRI- GA DO0N,' Volleyball: National Honor Societyg Marching Band: Sym- phonic Bandg T.J. Singers: All-City Marching Band: My personal hobbies are reading, listening to music BandSweetheart Y Edith Sitwell ELLEN G. MOORE N ,iAA AVAX xiiy Q Z Azlz A My Liberty Belles: B Honor WILLIAM W- Roll: REVEILLE Staff. MITCHELL C01umnj51,- Future Home- makers of America: Patriot Singers GUADALUPE MONTEMAYER Senior Spirit Club of 78 RENE R MONTEMAYOR Senior Spirit Club of 78 REGINA K. MOORE Afro-American Culture Clubg Future Homemakers of Americag Senior Spirit Club of '78g Office Assist- antg B Honor Rollg Clinic Assistantg Volleyballg Jun- ior Achievement PHILLIP W. MORRIS Senior Spirit Club of '78g R.0.T.C., Company C Commanderg Male Drill Teamg Rifle Teamg Color Guard Commander Autographs? ROBYN L. MOSES Senior Spirit Club of '78g Home Economics Related Organization DAVID C. MOUNT Key Clubg Woods and Waters Clubg Senior Spirit Club of '78g FIDDLER ON THE ROOIZ' Junior Favor- ite Nomineeg Track and Fieldg Senior Superlative Cat got your tongue? MARY C. MURPHY Senior Spirit Club of '78g Home Economics Related Organizationg National Honor Society ANNE C. MURRAY ant Senior Spirit Club of '78g Key Clubg Executive Assist- CHERYL A. MYERS Senior Spirit Club of '783 R.O.T.C.g Color Guardg Vocational Industrial Clubs of America RUSSELL A. NANCE Senior Spirit Club of '78g B Honor Rollg Tutor CORTELYOU L, NELSON Key Club: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Football: Soc- cer: Human Relations Committee: Afro-American Culture Club: Office Edu- cation Association: B Honor Roll DIANA J. NELSON DOCUMENT Staff. Senior Class E!1lIIUI', Organtalianx Co-Edizorg National Honor Society: Concert Choir: BRIGADOONJ French Club: Key Club: Quill and Scroll: Senior Spirit Club of '78: A Honor Roll: B Honor Roll: Executive Assistant: National Merit Letter of Commendation: Senior Superlative TEENA D. NEWSOME Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, Treasurer: Sen- ior Spirit Club of '78: .lun- ior Achievement. President LEISA A. NICHOLSON Senior Spirit Club of '78 KATHLEEN A. NOONAN Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. Vice-President: Senior Spirit Club of '7S2 Library Service Club: Library Assistant GREGORY A. NORVELL Senior Spirit Club of '78 JENNIFER L. OLIVER Senior Spirit Club of '78: REVEILLE Staff, Feature Edilorg Thomas Jefferson Theatrical Society: TEA' HOUSE OF THE AUGUSTMOON VINCENT M. OLIVER NORMAN OLSON Senior Spirit Club of '78: Orchestra TIMOTHY C. OLSON Senior Advisory Commit- tee: Football: Track and Field: Soccer: Key Club: Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Senior Spirit Club of '78: B Honor Roll Dreaming permits each and every one of us to be safely insane every night of the week. -Charles Fisher, MD RAMONA T. ORTIZ Mexican American Culture Club: Vocational Opportu- nities Clubs of Texas: Future Homemakers of America LORI A. OWEN R.O.T.C.g Color Guard: Tutor: Library Service Club Ad CAROLE R. PAGE Stage Crew: Center Stage: Thespians: Thomas Jeffer- son Theatrical Society. Treasurer: SCA PlNO.' STRANGE BEDFEL- LOWSJ TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON,- FIDDLER ON THE ROOF: BRIGADOONJ Key Club: Liberty Belles: B Honor Roll SUSAN PARKER Sophomore Favorite: Jun- ior and Senior Favorite Nominee: Sophomore. Jun- ior and Senior DOCU- MENT Beautyl Homecom- ing Queen Nominee: Key Club: TJ. Singers: Jeffer- son Singers: FIDDLER ON THE ROOF: BRIGA- DOONJ Junior Varsity Cheerleader: Varsity Cheer- leader: Student Council Representative FRANKIE L. PARRAMORE Football: Track and Field: B Honor Roll SUSAN L. PENCE Soccer: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Library Service Club: Future Homemakers of America: Clinic Assist- ant: Woods and Waters Club BERNADETTE E. PLOCH Tutor: FIDDLER ON THE ROOF' BR1GADOON,' T.J. Singers: Concert Choir: Liberty Belles. Captain: Key Club KIMBERLY R. POLEN Liberty Belles: TJ. Singers: Tutor: Counselors' Assist- ant: Future Teachers of America: Key Club: Library Service Club: Library Assistant its K ANTHONY L. PORTER Track and Field CARLA D. POTTER National Honor Society: Junior Achievement, Secre- mhvq Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America. Sec- FCIUIQL' Concert Choir, Sec- retaryg I-'IDDLER ON THE RO0F,' BRIGADOON5 Senior Spirit Club of '78: DOCUMENT Beauty Nominee: Homecoming Queen Nominee DAVID W. PUGH Symphonic Band: March- ing Band: Stage Band: All- City Marching Band: Key Club: BRIGA DOON So long as enthusiasm lasts, so long is youth still with US. LISA S. QUEEN Sophomore Favorite Nomi- nee: Distributive Education Clubs of America, Vice- Presidenlg Track and Field: Senior Spirit Club of '781 Key Club MELISSA J. QUIRK STRANGE BEDFEL- LOWS,' FIDDLER ON THE ROOE' TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON5 THE ROMANC- ERS,' Thomas Jefferson Theatrical Society: Thespi- ans: Center Stage: Pan American Student Forum EVELYN A. RAICHEL David Starr Jordan A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their prejudices. - William James BUDDY J. RAM BONN ET NANCY E. RAMSAUER Pan American Student Forum: Spanish National Honor Society: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Who's Who in Foreign Language ROZALIND R. RAN DLE Future Homemakers of America: Junior Achieve- ment MARK A. RAY Baseball: Letterman's Club: B Honor Roll: REV- EILLE Staff, Co-Edizorq Quill and Scroll: Woods and Waters Club: Who's Whoin Journalism MARK K. RAY National Honor Society. Vice-Presidenrg Key Club Senior Spirit Club of '78 Math Club: A Honor Roll B Honor Roll RANDALL E. REDMOND Mrs. McLain discussing the pearls of wisdom JAMES H. REEVES Baseball: Letterman's Club: REVEILLE Staff: Senior Spirit Club of '78. Vice-President DEBRA REYES Mexican-American Culture Club: Future Homemakers of America: Office Assist- ant W 4 Go not to the Elves for counsel. for they will say both no and yes. - J. R. R. Tolkien JAMES W. RHEA Senior Spirit Club of '78: Concert Choir: BRIGA- DOON: FIDDLER ON THE ROOFJ BYE, BYE BIRDIEQ T.J. Singers: Key Club: Pan American Stu' dent Forum: Counselors' Msistanl Ruff. Ruff TALMADGE A. RHYNE Senior Class Officer. Presi- denr: Student Council. Vice- Presidenlx Marching Band. Drum Major: Concert Choir. Accompzlnislq National Honor Society: BYE. BYE BIRDIEJ FID- DLER ON THE ROOF: BRIGA DOONQ Junior Var- sity Cheerleader: All- Region Choir ERNEST A. RICE DARRYL RICHARD Vocational Opportunities Clubs of America LARRY D. RICHARDSON ROGER E. RICHARDSON JANET RIDDLES Student Council Represent- ative: Stage Band: DOCU- MENT Slaff. Sports Ca- E11'iI0r.' REVEILLE Staff. News Co-Editor: Distrib- utive Education Clubs of America, Reporlerq Senior Spirit Club of 78: Quill and Scroll: B Honor Roll: Key Club RAHNA A. ROBERTS Liberty Belles: Pan Ameri- can Student Forum: Stage Crew: BYE. BYE BIRDIEJ T..l, Singers: Home Eco- nomics Related Organiza- tion: Art Service Club: B Honor Roll DAVID A. RIGSBY Senior Spirit Club of 78 DANIA RIVERO Pan American Student Forum. Distributive Educa- tion Clubs of America lt goes donm good WILLIAM C. ROBERTS TODD R. ROBINSON Senior Spirit Club of '78 I bought it in the lunch line LISA M. RODRIGUEZ Spanish National Honor Society: Pan American Stu- dent Forum: Distributive Education Clubs of Amer- ica. Treasurer: Senior Spirit Club of '78 ROBERTJ. RODRIGUEZ ,. 5 , 4-'I YVETTE M. ROSE Future Homemakers .hun America, Treasurer JOANNE K. RUBIO Mexican American Culture Club: Marching Band: Symphonic Band Joe likes open book tests. NANCY J. ROGERS lors' Assistant DENNIS E. ROSE Golf Team Art Service Club: Counse- Senior Spirit Club of 78: . s.gf..W4i.s' 7 if I '55 if rib-if t. , list A at f I s If you won't go. then neither will I! JOSEPH R. RUIZ Key Club. President: Math Club. Vice-Presidenli Marching Band: Sym- phonic Band: A Honor Roll: B Honor Roll: National Honor Society: Pan American Student Forum: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Delegate to the Har- vard Model United Nations DEBORAH I. RUSK Office Education Associa- tion SUSAN A. RUSSELL Senior Spirit Club of '78: Key Club: Pan American Student Forum: A Honor Roll: B Honor Roll: Woods and Waters Club KIRK S. RUTHERFORD Pan American Student Forum. Presidentg Spanish National Honor Society: Senior Spirit Club of '78 GLORIA SANCH EZ Soccer: Office Education Association: Senior Spirit Club of'78 BRIAN J. SAULS Senior Spirit Club of '78: DOCUMENT Staff, Pho- lographerg Woods and Waters Club ev-uf t 2513. DENISE L. SAWYER Symphonic Bandg March- ing Band, Feature Twirlerg National Honor Society: BRIGADO0N,' FIDDLER ON THE RO0F,' Key Clubg Office Education Association DAVID J. SCHAEFER Vocational Industrial Clubs of America KAREN S. SCHMIDGALL Liberty Belles. Reporzerg B Honor Rollg Counselors' Assistant: National Honor Society: Executive Assist- ant PHILIP B. SCHNIEDER Senior Spirit Club of '78: Soccer Great things are done when men and mountains ITICCI. BOBBY R. SCOTT LASHAUYN R. SCOTT Future Homemakers of America: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Junior Achievement William Blake The chief danger in life is that you may take too many precautions. A Alfred Adler GAYLON L. SEAY Senior Spirit Club of '781 Vocational Industrial Clubs of America: B Honor Roll: Who's Who in V.I.C.A. CAROL L. SECREST Future Homemakers of America: Concert Choirg T.J. Singers: B Honor Roll: National Forensic League: Senior Spirit Club of'78 MARY H. SEGURA Stage Crew: Senior Spirit Club of '78 sg 'L-1... . We paint by the numbers. ew-vm Alone at last! ROBERT J. SEHER Baseball: Letterman's Club: Football: REV- EILLE Staff: Senior Spirit Club of '781 Quill and Scroll JAMES L. SERGEANT Football: National Honor Society: B Honor Roll: A Honor Roll: Letterman's Club REBECCA L. SELLERS Senior Spirit Club of '78 fel.-..ei1fJ'J AJ' Education consists in being afraid at the right time. KAREN M. SIBLEY Senior Spirit Club of ,783 Soccerg Counselors' Assistant SHARON A. SKELLS Senior Spirit Club of '781 REVEILLE Staff, Amusement Edil0l','Office Assistant: Quill and Scroll FRANCIS E, SMITH Footballg Marching Bandg Symphonic Band: Student Council Representativeg Key Club, Vice-Presidenlg B Honor Rollg UIL All- Star Cast. DOCTOR IN SPITE OF HIMSELF,' Attended American Legion Boys' State: German Club: Math Club: Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Woods and Waters Club Angelo Patri SHERRILL A. SMITH Future Homemakers of Americag Junior Achieve ITICIII OSCAR SOLIS Vocational Opportunities Clubs of Texas 41 JAMES P. SPENCER Senior Spirit Club of '78 ,f ' C .J Wk : 1 ix-lvl, 3' M fl W 'JN i - W Jjfvfl Aitwlomfl. NR, 't f'39 1 f .s Hp, .Q ff 4 we , we J ..w7,pcs wtf is TN ,E was I V f,g'U ' F M93 5 - U-' , ,. Vox I+ ,cps .K tl JAN-2 . ,.fff-W LSU Q I Nl A 4 :L , ' 'U'-f' -Jkt . 1 -'w ijjwk AWG Ylrwwcf .itil-Rxw,v.li 'X rf Qgjvloxvj I J E22 Quilt QVKS Vx .X 5053! H7 . LA U T1 . i , C 'db X.ck,.,'c'f 1 'D I lv V if' 'Ji' 'ffm P Z V , X Basketweavmg Course 2 ALAN D. SPRINGER Vocational Industrial Clubs of America SHARON L. SPRINKEL Varsity Cheerleader: Key Club: B Honor Roll: Office Education Association: Homecoming Queen Nomi- nee TED B. STACY Senior Spirit Club of '78: Track and Field: Letter- man's Club: Quill and Scroll: DOCUMENT Staff. Sports Co-Editor, Consult- ant: National Honor Soci- ety: Key Club: B Honor q,h R011 , N l' W . J ' ' 3 4, . . ' ,,,. Q. , . . . i, ':L,....f,.s1.:.- ww,-1-f19'i?'H -lwfir..z'H 'ylf'G1sv' fr J ff wi . 1 951' . 1 W f gl fi t :W . ' V ' ' 15:1 1527 11555 'Z' .gif ' -flaw r I 3 it s l i ll l . lat: it liar Faculty members discussing the merits of blowing bubbles. Every calling is great when greatly pursued. - Anonymous DONALD A. STRAIN Football: Letterman's Club: Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes: Student Council Representative: Pan-American Student Forum: Senior Class Offi- cer. Secrelaryg DOCU- MENT Staff, Adverlising C0-Editor MARCIA L. STRAIT GARRY THOMAS Football: Afro-American Culture Club: Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Track and Field 4 History is the process whereby a complex truth becomes a simplified falsehood. GREGORY S. THOMPSON B Honor Roll: Vocational Opportunities Clubs of Texas. Treasurer: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Woods and Waters Club KATE T. THOMPSON Varsity Cheerleader: Lih- erty Belles: Student Council Representative: Key Club: Afro-American Culture Club: Sophomore. Junior. and Senior DOCUMENT Beauty Nominee: Junior and Senior Favorite Nomi- nee: National Honor Soci- ety: B Honor Roll: Home- coming Queen ! Anonymous 'Fi .t,- t ': te . t . . X s t as 4 x. 'lf slr I ,Q 3 TIMOTHY E. THORNTON Senior Spirit Club of '78l Vocational Industrial Clubs of America TRACY T. TINER Senior Spirit Club of '78 SCOTT A. TOMLIN ANDREW B. TRESCOTT Orchestra: German Club: FIDDLER ON THE ROOF The hardest thing to learn cross and which to burn. in life is which bridge to v David Russell GLOVENA P. TURNER Future Homemakers of America. Secrefaryg B Honor Roll: Junior Achievement: Afro-Ameri- can Culture Club: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Office Assistant A WILLIAM UMANA Woods and Waters Club: Soccer: Pan American Stu- dent Forum: Senior Spirit Club of '78 325 If all else fails. try reading the instructions. MICHAEL UNDERWOOD R.O.T.C.. G Squad. Com- pany B: Rifle Team Com mander. Battalion Com mander. Honor Guard Stage Color Guard Anonymous A i ,,,tott,t.. t :Zi TJ , ,. -V t,'1- , f E e i i t -i '- iti '-1 to .guess . .,,, . S. Q g , L . We're learning to read with our fingers! STEPHANIE A. UNSWORTH Distributive Education Clubs of America: Office Assistant: Tutor: Senior SpiritClub of '78 JYRKI USVA Senior Spirit Club of '78: Stage Crew JUNE M. VADALA Tennis: Letterman's Club: Swim Team: Diving Team: Office Education Associa- tion: Senior Spirit Club of '78. SECFGIUIY. Treasurerg Office Assistant: Human Relations Committee: Key Club: Homecoming Queen Nominee: Senior Favorite BART VELAZQUEZ Key Club: Senior Spirit Club of '781 Pan American Student Forum SOPHIA A. VALLADARES STEVEN C, VAN NOTE Vocational Industrial Clubs of America: TJ. Singers: Senior Spirit Club of '78 CAROL L. VELOZ Home Economics Related Organization LEONEL A. VARGAS ANGELINE VASQUEZ Quill and Scroll While the teacher's away. . . ERIC V. VIDAI. Football CLAYTON A. Vl EG R.O.T.C.. Company D Executive Officer: Male Drill Team Commander: Honor Guard: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Junior Achievement: Who's Who in R.O.T.C. JOHN E. VILLAGRAN Senior Spirit Club of '78: Mexican-American Culture Club: Vocational Opportu- nities Clubs of Texas: Who's Who in C.V.A.E. DEBRA VITOVSKY Vocational Opportunities Clubs of Texas. Parliamen- tarianq Senior Spirit Club of '78 ' MARK C. WALKER B Honor Rollg German Club: Executive Assistant: Who's Who in Industrial Arts TONY E. WALLACE Library Service Club: Stu- dent Council Representa- tive: Afro-American Cul- ture Club: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Concert Choir: BYE, BYE BIRDIE,' FID- DLER ON THE ROOF: BR1GADOON,' Sophomore Favorite Nominee JEFFREY D. WALLS Senior Spirit Club of '78: Tutor LURRIE WASHINGTON Football: Track and Field VERN ESSA L. WATSON Melody Maids TERESA A. WATKINS Cousin It! L. ELIZABETH WEAV ER Marching Bandg Distrib- utive Education Clubs of Americag Senior Spirit Club of '78: Key Club JACK B. WEAVERLING Student Council. Treasurer,- Senior Class Officer. Vice- Presidentg Key Club: Woods and Waters Club: Golf Team: Soccerg Base- ball: Library Service Club: Marching Band: Sym- phonic Band: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Counselors' Assistant JAMIE WEAVERLING Latin Club, Treasurerg Stu- dent Council Representa- tive: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Senior Class Officer, Treasurerg Key Club: B Honor Roll - 'Kim 5 in -,,k Q ew' m......:,, MWF KATHRYN G. WEBB Office Education Associa- tion: Senior Spirit Club of JUDITH WERTHMANN Office Education Associa- tion: Senior Spirit Club of '78 RANDALL S. WEST Football: National Foren- sic League: Pan American Student Forum: Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Woods and Waters Club: Human Relations Commit- tee: Track and Field REBECCA L. WESTBROOK Distributive Education Clubs of America. Presi- dent: Senior Spirit Club of R --QSA T cf B , tn. A .0,m..,i, : ,.,, W. ,. nm M 1 ,-, v E v ,::, , ,L , Gilda, practicing karate. FREDERICK D. WHITAKER Concert Choir. Social Ofji- cer: Track and Field: Afro- American Culture Club. Presidenrg Senior Spirit Club of '78, President: Har- mony: BYE, BYE BIRDIEJ FIDDLER ON THE ROOF: BRIGADOONQ Senior Advisory Commit- tee: Future Homemakers of America JANIS lvl.WHlTE Volleyball: Basketball: Sen- ior Spirit Club of '78: Afro- American Culture Club. S8f'fUltll1l'.' Future Home- makers of America: B Honor Roll: Junior Achievement FRANK A. WHITFIELD Football: Afro-American Culture Club: Basketball: Track and Field: Senior Superlative: Who's Who in Homemaking DlNNELl T. WIJEWEERA Soccer: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Office Education Association WALTER R. WILKINSON Football: Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Rodeo Team: B Honor Roll A flea , ' 5 'Q 'X Jr l it 1 ff i g X 'A is W 'X .. ...,,. it. :,.. S X ' 1 Q, it M ' Sm 4 A i fa V' Q A L wr 9 1- QEL we T S1 WE 1 it iw PATRICIA A. WILLDING Art Service Club: Stage Crew: FIDDLER ON THE ROOF: BRIGADOONJ STRANGE BEDFEL- LOWS: Melody Maids: Senior Spirit Club of '782 REVEILLE Staff. News C0-Edilor BRIAN E. WILLIAMS Key Club: Senior Spirit Club: Basketball: Tutor: Sophomore and Junior Favorite Nominee: Senior Advisory Committee: B Honor Roll LENARDO WILLIAMS Home Economics Related Organization: Senior Spirit Club of '78: B Honor Roll MARK E. WILSON Marching Band: Sym- phonic Band: Football: Senior Spirit Club of '781 Stage Band: Library Service Club: Office Assistant: B Honor Roll: Senior Super- lutive: Executive Assistant This above all. to thine own self be true. And it must follow. as the night the day. Thou canst not then be false to any man. - William Shakespeare mi TERESA K. WILSON Afro-American Culture Club: Future Homemakers of America. Vice-Presia'enz,' Senior Advisory Commit- tee: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Office Assistant Ready for summer. JOHN P. WORK Golf Teamg Swim Team: Office Education Associa- tion. Treasurer DEBRA B. WRIGHT Counselors' Assistantg Library Service Club: B Honor Roll MARK L. WRIGHT THOMAS WRIGHT French Club: Senior Spirit Club of '78 CINDY A. YEILDING Varsity Cheerleader: Junior Varsity Cheerleader: Soph- omore DOCUMENT Beauty Nominee: Junior Favorite Nomineeg DOCU- MENT Staff, Junior Class Editorg Student Council Representativeg Concert Choir, Social Omcerg FID- DLER ON THE RO0F,' BR1GADO0N,' Key Club: Thomas Jefferson Theatri- cal Society: Homecoming Queen Nominee JENNY K. YONUG Tutor: Pan American Stu- dent Forum. Chairmang Spanish National Honor Society: Senior Spirit Club of '78: Melody Maids: B Honor Roll: Office Educa- tion Association: BRIGA- DOON ANNETTE C.ZAK French Club: Liberty Belles, Chaplaing Office Education Association. Presidentg B Honor Roll: Who's Who in Business ANDREW CLZALE We've onl just begun The path to our future. 6 UNPICTURED SENIORS DARREL M. AKINS LIDIA C. ARRANTS MARK K. ASHTON JAMES R. BAKER JOAN BAKER Q. T. BELL PAULA L. 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Q' DQQZQ i-gg S? f x: gggbfmffw E 65' 3 C Pi 'X I xi ' L, 'U' ' x ' X' I g f . no ,77 -I N R Q A - 1 di I 01,1-N ,7 , I rx 7 Q, A0 If V Q, AJ X I . x X Q ,ll f x A I , W 1 N 7 n K f A 'X I l f 3 I 0 4 1 5 1 f ' ,H ,IAP K 'V 9 7 7 f' X fx . 3-X I D0 : I,' D Q , I 7 1 1! f f' 1' 9, . O .I N, iq. to ' gg gy - C 45 . ' J ff? Q W ' , X ' :J 1 i X a 1 , 1 X N C' . , ' F' 'fxf' x. F3 , G . KC 'L' Q Ox . E-Qt-+ ' QQ fr Q5 . SD C , 7 O 3 X J F 'A pg? aww m5F ' Ma ' gl, I 70 FACULTY I DEX ADMINISTRATIGN Kelly. G. T.: 21 Allen. Sherwin: 22 Bledsoe. Louie: 22 Brown. Edwina: 22 Nunn. William: 22 TEACH ERS Ahrns. Ann: 24 Anderson. Charles: 24 Bailey. James: 24 Ballard. Virginia: 24.77 Becker. Wayne: 24 Book. Betsy: 24. 134 Brady. Robert: 24 Brewer. Tom: 25. 68. 211 Cannon. Jack: 25. 109 Cargile. Andy: 25. 158 Carter. Douglas: 25. 168. 171 Cilio. Emanuel: 25. 56 Cole. Marian: 25 Cox. Lucius: 25 Cramer. Jerry: 26 Crawford. Lois: 26 Curry. Larry: 26. 63 Dailey. Charles: 26, 146. 180 Daniels. Barbara: 26 Davis. Jim: 26. 181 Delatour. Grace: 26. 131 Duffy. Mary: 27. 118 Eby. Kay: 27.79 Ferrell. Joe: 27. 146 Fowler. Randy: 184 Frindell. Harold: 27 Garza. lsidoroz 27 Gerson. Charlene: 27. 13 Gonzales. Jesusa: 27 Gordon. Unidell: 28 Graves. Sue: 28. 193 Green. Charles: 28. 129 Guy. Mary: 28 Habush. Michael: 39 Harris. Betty Clo: 28 2.133 Hidalgo. Rick: 28. 63 Hinojosa. Tomas: 28. 125 Hintgen. Jane: 29 Hoag. Claudine: 29 Holland. Julie: 29 Hoopingarner. Martha: 29 Horton. Ken: 29. 156 Hubbard. Linda: 29 Jackson. Lenandra: 29 Kennedy. Yolanda: 30 Koval. Terry: 30 Ledbetter. Janie: 30 Little. Billy: 30 Lorincz. Charles: 30 Lowe. Belinda: 30. 63 Lundberg. Sally: 30 McBride. Carolyn: 31 McCauley. Ann: 31 McGee. Harriet: 31 McLain. Betty: 31 McMillan. Gwen: 31 Maxwell. Kay: 31 Metoyer. Minnie: 31 Morgan. Claudine: 32 Nease. Marilyn: 32 Neeley. James: 32 Patterson. James: 32 Penry. Irene: 32 Phillips. Doris: 32 Pinon. Harley: 32. 90 Pitts. Darlene: 33. 192 Rester. Virginia: 33. 82 Rudolph. Fran: 33 Samuel. Carolyn: 33 Schoenke. Wilma: 33 Selvidge. Mary: 34 Spencer. Kaye: 34 Staten. Sheri: 34 Stokes. Joella: 34 Stumbo. Allen: 34. 146 Taylor. Doris: 34 Taylor. Roberta: 34 Thomas. Lillie: 35 Turner. Gerald: 35. 146 Umpehnour. Harold: 35. 100 Vaughan. Virginia: 19. 35. 122 Vermillion. Gary: 35 Walker. Kathleen: 35 Wallace. Mike: 35. 156 Waller. Robert: 36. 124 Webb. Dorthea: 36 Webb. Marlene: 36 Weekley.Clarane1le: 36 West. Narvella: 36 Whitlock. Myra: 37 Wiles. Betsy: 37 Williams. Bettye: 37 Woodrow. George: 37, 140 Xeros. Chris: 37. 106 PERSONNEL Barkley. Margerine: 23 Borgstrom. Virginia: 38 Cooke. Colleen: 39 Corry. Olive: 38 Digiglio. Joe: 39 Dunn. Ruby: 38 Hardy. Sarah: 38 Hicks. Myralinez 38 Ingalls. Beminita: 39 Jones. Bessie: 39. 118 Joy. Dorothy: 38 King. Johnnie: 39. 118 Land. Marjorie: 39 L'Hommedieu. Vi: 23 Lindner. Olene: 39 McAda. B. D.: 23 Melton. Sue: 23 Pelton. Ruby: 38 Pena. Mary: 39 Poteet. M. W.: 38 Redington. Dorothy: 23 Rozell. Martha: 38 Shiffer. Montzie: 39 Stanton. O. E.: 38 Stevens. Glenda: 38 Aguilera. Angelina: 102 TUDE TI DEX Aceves Abbey. .John: 78.80. 100.102. Curtis: 102. 172 Adams. Claudia: 233 Adams. Damian: 233 Adams. Ray: 94. 108. 206. 262 Adams. Rita: 51.54 Adams. Thaddeus: 180 Aguiar. Berta: 94 Aguilar. Cassandra: 233 Aguilar. Jaime: 233 Akins. Mike: 136 Akins. Phillip: 108 Alanis. Alcala. Roger: 243 Antonio: 155. 168.169 Alcala. Carlos: 233 Alcala. Eugene: 243 Aldana. Demetrio: 68.69.211 Alderman. Stephen: 68.69. 90. 214 Alderson. Amy: 364 Alexander. Debbie: 253 Allen. James: 94. 267 Allen. Marc: 160. 268 Almond. Sherri: 266 Alonso. Mary: 94.267 Ames. Kent: 49.55. 56 Amlong. Chris: 243 Anderson. Bebblie: 51. 117 Andrade. Laura: 117 Andrews. Keri: 181. 182. 203. 2 Anton. Marti: 253 Apperson. Stacey: 232. 233 Arauco. Rodolfo: 243 Arduini. David: 243 Armstrong. Anthony: 180.267 Armstrong. Cassandra: 117 Arnold. John: 253 Arnold. Patricia: 243 Arrants. Lidia: 117 Arrington. Charles: 253 Ashton. Mark: 94 Ashton. Neal: 243 Atchley. Kent: 94. 125.267 Avila. Arnold: 108 Azovlay. Ruth: 243 262 1 43 Baker. Clay: 82.90. 94.267 Baker. Gregory: 243 Baker.Joan: 117 Baker. Jody: 62. 90. 122. 181. 1 Baker. Joel: 243 82. 253 Ballard. Thomas: 82. 90 Dwain: 117. 145.158.160 Banks. Barber. Dena: 117.233 Barber. Jon: 253 Barker. Missy: 90. 243 Barrett. Beverly: 117 Bartling. Linda: 233 Barton. Elizabeth: 172. 268 Batchelor. Pat: 86.90. 155.253 Bates. Frederick: 102. 243 Bates. Baum. Baum. Baum Baum Beard. Patty: 233 Daniel: 268 David: 155 . Douglas: 156.233 .Joanne: 90.94. 268.359 Laurie: 111.243 Beaver. Joseph: 233 bbbbbbbbbbbbb Bagley.Jacqy'1n: 233 Beaver. Tammy: 94. 136. 269 Becan. Debbie: 68. 71. 96. 108. 211. 214. 226. 269 Becan. Jackie: 233 Becerra. Frank: 156. 171 Bedford. Bland: 144.269 Bedford. Patsy: 49. 102. 117. 124. 243 Beggs. Timothy: 94. 118.269 Bell. Georgia: 62. 117 Bell. Q. T.: 49. 52. 55 Belland. Lisa: 117 Benavides. Alfonso: 270 Benavides. Tina: 49 Bennett. Angela: 86. 90. 181. 182.253 Bermudez. Troy: 156 Berry. Leonard: 270 Berry. Victor: 233 Best. Terry: 94. 270 Betancourt. Denise: 117.233 Bethel. Barbara: 253 Bethel. David: 1. 74. 77. 94 Bhul1ar.Rajpreet:233 Biggs. Paula: 68. 69. 111. 243. 342 Billops. Freddie: 145 Birkner. Matthias: 108.243 Bishop. Marcus: 166 Bishop. Tony: 117. 159. 160.270 Biskamp. Carol: 243 Biskamp. Eric: 87.90. 115. 145.253 Bitter. David: 172.263 Blackwell. Jennifer: 263 Bladergroen. Mickey: 50.243 Blair. Jan: 243 Blair. Joanna: 78. 81. 90. 140. 141. 181. 270. 359 Blankenbeckler. Mark: 68.69.271 Bledsoe. Richard: 102 Bloodgood. Carol: 90. 94. 130.271 B1unk.Tracy: 253 Bolch. Mary: 90. 108. 109. 133. 213. 253 Bond. Gregory: 117 Bond. Margaret: 233 Bonlie. Rita: 94.271 Bookman. Claudia: 253 Bowen. Barbara: 243 Bowling. Russell: 136.271 Bradfield. Kyle: 86.90. 155.253 Bradford, Kimberly: 94. 272 Bradley. Jacquelin: 68. 69. 119.213.2413 272. 342 Bradley. Michael: 233. 253, 102 Bradley. Phillip: 129 Brainard. Lori: 68.243 Brar. Kavita: 82. 90. 102, 272, 80 Bratcher. Robert: 131.253 Bray. Troy: 233 Brenna. Grant: 94. 108.272 Brock. Bevin: 272 Brophy. Terri: 243 Broun. Stephen: 243 Brown. Kevin: 51. 102 Brown. Roderick: 102 Brownlee. Lynnlee: 80. 273 Bube1.Jack: 159. 160 Buckner. Billy: 184.243 Buffin. Gina: 192. 203.243 Buford. Carolyn: 192.243 Burch. Charlotte: 117.233 Burchfield. Michael: 122: 243 Burchfield. Wanda: 243 Burns. Lisa: 91. 102.273 Burross. Christy: 91. 100. 102.273 Burross. Gena: 102.233 Burt. Chris: 125 By bee. Dianna: 173.233 By bee. Robert: 83. 94. 108. 172. 181. 182 273 Byland. Stephanie: 243 Byland. Stephen: 102.243 By rd. Mark: 243 Bywaters. Dan: 83.94. 182. 274 CCCCCGCCCCCCC 72 -v '-- XJ L.-58-5' Ufl. . c, Qfaxfwzlfl I 63? A449511 7 I Q' Skill ,I -'r .- ' ' fr ' . 2 '4-ef' , :.'.,..l.' -'LG-ff' V X V4 M,-otatifg, . ,afqgugg of. CM: fs-1f4i.f1vKye,t.-Lgii I 1 3' - V Caballero. Elizabeth: 117. 118 Caballero. Nelly: 94. 130. 223. 274 Cadena. Angie: 94.275 Cadena. Gretchen: 233 Cager. Robert: 155 Caimi. Renzo: 86. 122. 216. 274 Cain. Chris: 83. 91. 94. 274 Ca1ao.Anthony: 233 Ca1dwe1l.,1ames:253 Callaway. Ronny: 233 Campbell. Carolyn: 94. 192. 274 Campbell. Laura: 243 Campbell. Michael: 275 Canfield. Scott: 129 Cantrell. Keith: 243 Carlisle. Debbie: 94. 130.275 Carlisle. Pamela: 243 Carrizales. Rosaly nn: 117 Carroll. Lesa: 117.233 Carson. Donald: 184.253 Carter. Bobby: 155. 166. 180 Carter. Michael: 144. 218 Cary. Holly: 94. 131. 275. 359 Casas. Eduardo: 233 Casas. Sarah: 233 Casey. Patricia: 94. 133. 275. 359 Casey. Regina: 111.243 Cash. Brenda: 96.99. 233. 253 Cash. Lisa: 117.233 X A Cason. Joan: 122.253 Vj 7 . 1 ,V 1 I Casti1lo.A1vino:253 fY'L J'Lm'4fL Castle. Nathania: 129 gh' ffl S X Castro. Margarita: SV' if KJ 1 X Catron. Tersea: 243 Lfvtxlflc Chinnock. Edward. 94. 129. 277 Chisholm. Donna: 94. 182.277 Chism. Aaron. 117. 171.244 Chism. Tommy: 117. 136.277 Chisolm. Kevin: 278 Chisolm. Laurie: 233 Chriss. Douglas. 253 Chriss. Gwendolyn: 117.233 Christoffel. Robert: 86.253 Clark. Audrey: 253 Clark. Dana: 253 Clark. Lawarren: 117 Clark. Lee: 278 Clark. Pamela: 102. 117.233 Clasby. Grant: 83. 278 Clausell. Ana: 233 Clements. Wanda: 117.233 Clemons. Marques: 156. 180.233 Clepper. Penny: 102. 117.234 Clewis. Anita: 117. 193. 234 Clinkscales. Kelly: 94.278 Clinkscales. Lisa: 62. 133.253 Clinkscales. Lori: 96. 99.253 Coahran. Gregory: 102.253 Coahran. Wendy: 111. 213. 244 Cobb. Keith: 172.234 Coburn. Cindy: 234 Coburn. Monica: 244 Cockerm. Venetta: 48. 117. 234 Colbert. Harry: 102 Coleman. Denise: 94. 130.278 Coleman. Roger: 156. 180 Coleman. Shelia: 134.253 Collier. Carol: 102.254 Collins. Debora: 117.253 Collins. Scott: 118 Caughran. Douglas: 253 Cedillo. Cejudo. Anna: 233 Treva: 253 Chadick.Tami: 96. 1 1 1. 211. 243. 342 Chadick.Terri: 94.275 Chadick. Tonya: 96. 253 Chaffin. Darla: 244 Champion.Pame1a:91. 101. 102. 117. 131. 275 Chapman. Gregory: 155. 180 Chappell. Sharon: 94. 117.276 Chatham. Thomas: 136.253 Chatman. Gerry: 117. 166. 243 Chatman. Larry: 233 Chavez. Chavez. Chavez. Chavira. Cheek. .1 Kenneth: 233 Maria: 233 Ra1ae1:276 Rosasalba: 117 imn1y:244 Cheek. Leslie: 135.276 Childs. John: 213. 244 Combs. Angela: 62. 117. 122.234 Compton. Curtis: 234 Conner. Diana: 94. 135. 227. 279 Connor. Thomas: 172 Contreras. Deborah: 122. 123.254 Contreras. Kathryn: 94. 135.279 Cook. Cecil: 279 Cook. Kevin: 136 Cook. Patricia: 117 Cooper. Craig Cortez. Alfonso Corti. Lori: 96.99. 133. 254 Cosme. Raymond: 86. 184.254 Costigan. Michael: 253 Costi11o.Alvino: 180 Cote. Doug1as:254 Cote. John: 254 Cox. Bev erly: 234 Cox. Jay: 244 Cos. Jeff: 155.244 CoK.Judy: 118 Cox. Steve: 128. 129 Craddock. Vanessa: 193 Crist. Linda: 106. 243 Cross. William: 49. 244 Crow. Donna: 94. 132. 221. 279 Culver. Susan: 94. 152. 279. 359 Cunningham. Genie: 111.234 Curtis. Brenda: 102. 193.234 Curtright. Lisa: 234 Custard. Chris: 244 Custard. Herman: 94. 125 ddddddddddddd Dahl. Mark: 155. 244 Dahl. Michael: 136. 21 1. 279 Daherson. Carol: 131 Dale. Robert: 244 Daniel. Lisa: 122.244 Darby. Sheryl: 50. 117 Darnell. Tamala: 117. 129 Davenport. Curtis: 145.280 Davenport. William: 155.244 Davis. Christa: 68. 244 Davis. George: 166 Davis. Gwendolyn: 280 Davis. Jacquelin: 254 Davis. Janet: 244 Davis. Kimberly: 254 Davis. Rebecca: 244 Davis. Sabrina: 50. 53. 54. 234 Dawson. Billy: 280 Dawson. Bobby: 50. 55 Day. Ellen: 94. 280 De Leon. Suzanne: 51 Deal. Melisa: 91.94. 381. 359 DeDoes. Paul: 68. 69. 70. 71. 86. 94. 133. 208. 209. 211. 213. 227.281 Dehaven. Kirk: 171. 234 Del Rosario. Paz: 94.281 Del Rosario. Philip: 234 Delvalle. Paula: 94 Delzell. Lora: 254 Derrough. James: 102.234 Deviney. Suzette: 117 Deweese. Charles. 91.94.281 Dial. L. J.: 156 Dixon. Marsha: 51. 124.254 Dobbs. Sherri: 244 Dodson. Marla: 96. 99. 254 Donahoe. Kevin: 94. 136 Dooley. Leonard: 48. 156.234 Dorrough. James: 234 Dortch. Monique: 86. 91. 111.254 Doss. Timothy : 156.234 Doughty. Cynthia: 244 Dowdy. Diesta: 254 Dozier. Phillip: 102.234 Driskell. Lori: 86.94. 136.282 Duarte. Ingrid: 122. 192. 244 Duckett. Annette: 117 Duenhoelter. Martin Dugger. Glenn: 254 Duke. Ronald: 102.244 Dungan. Stacey: 254 Dungey. Sharon: 134.282 CCCCCCCCCCCCCC Easley. Douglas: 117. 159. 160.282 Eason. Sam: 94. 102. 108.282 Eastin. Gregory: 234 Eatmon. Joel: 282 Eckert. Robbin: 68. 69. 21 1. 213 Edwards. Lauria: 117 Edwards. Stephanie: 117 Egelston. John: 254 Elam. Eugene: 125 Elder. Elizabeth: 117.234 E1lioti.William:244 Emerson. Barbara: 117.235 Emond. Alice: 254 England. Deborah: 51 England. Lisa: 51 English, Darlene: 118 Eng1ish.Denise:244 English. Margo: 117 English. Vickie: 94 Eppeland. Patricia: 234 Epstein. David: 1.74. 77. 83. 90.94. 283 Epstein. Lorre: 1. 62. 74. 75. 77.91.254 Essex. Robert: 158. 160 Estes. Eloise: 94. 192. 283 Estes. Kennedy: 166 Estrada. Aly ssa: 235 Estrada. Henry: 145. 283 Estrada. Patricia: 62 Evans. Charles: 117. 180 Evans. Lucille: 254 Ex ans. Marla: 117: 235 Everett. Cynthia: 1. 74. 75.94. 122. 123. 283 ' Ewing. Kay: 94. 135. 283 fffffffffffff 374 Fagerquist. Patrick: 171.235 Fallis. Leslie: 68. 96. 98. 108. 211.342 Farris. Carla: 91. 100. 102.254 Fau11er.Tina:235 Feemster. Katherine: 68.211 Felix. Michelle: 118 Felty. Shawntel: 62.235 Fincher. Gary: 136 Fincke. John: 86.94.284 Finks. John: 156. 171.235 Fisher. Kathy: 62. 96. 99. 108. 111. 245. 342 Fisher. Michael: 62.63. 144. 146. 284 Fleites. Milagros: 94. 284 Flemings. Ronnie: 48.235 Flores. Daniel: 102. 104 Flores. Lois. 100. 102.254 Flores. Robert: 254 Flores. Ruben: 156 Floresca. Edgar: 86. 94. 108. 213. 284 Floresca. Lorena: 1 11 Ford. Vicki: 94. 117. 285 Forge. Linda: 94. 192. 285 Foster. Jill: 94. 132. 285. 359 Foster. Laura: 62. 91. 202. 204. 254. 364 Foy. Barbara: 91.94. 133.285 Francis. Michael: 102. 104 Frazier. Judy: 111. 193. 235 Freeman. Sam: 159. 161. 286 Freeman. Sandy: 86. 96. 99. 108.2 Freidkin. Jennifer: 286 Friend. Simone: 94 Friends. Valerie: 117 Frost. William: 286 Fussell. David: 182 55 99999999999999 Gainer. Angela: 68. 108. 123 Gainer. Gary: 255 Gainer. Kezia: 136.255 Gainer. Patricia: 68. 91.96. 99.286 Gaines. Marvin: 50. 55 Gallegos. Maria: 117 Galvin. Carolyn: 255 Garcia. Carol: 117 Garcia. Lilia: 48 Gardner. Deanna: 62. 202.235 Gardner. Jenny: 255 Gardner. Sammie: 96. 255 Garey. Mark: 255 Garner. Judy: 117 Garner. Lacrecia: 94. 135.286 Garrett. Robin: 51. 53.55 Gary. Jennifer: 94. 286 Garza. Eva: 96. 99.287 Gates. Donna: 94. 117. 263. 297 Gatewood. Joseph: 102.235 Gaynier. Jeff: 129. 255 Gaytan. Beatriz: 131 Gaytan. Patricia: 287 Gebron. Annette: 68. 91. 96.98. 108. 211. 213. 255. 364 Gee. David: 255 Gersh. Deborah: 287 Gersh. Linda: 94.287 Giles. Janis: 193 Gill. Chris: 111.255 Gilles. Janice: 117 Gillespie. Fred: 49. 235 Gilliam. Eric: 156.235 Givens. David: 82. 94. 218. 225. 226. 262. 287 Givens. Laurie: 235 Glenn. Kathy: 288 Goldis.Mary1: 102 Goldston. Denise: 1. 74. 75. 77. 86. 91.255 Goldthorn. Pat: 288 Gonzales. Edward: 288 Gonzales. Jose: 155 Goodman. Walter: 102. 122. 123.255 Gothard. Anita: 117.235 Grace. Mark: 129 Grant. Dana: 96. 99. 131.255 Grayson. Phyllis: 117 Green. Carol: 235 Green. Janet: 235 Green. Timothy: 117.288 Greenwalt. Mark: 102.255 Gregorich. Maria: 1. 74. 76.94. 132. 288 Gregory. Brian: 136 Grimes. Celia: 117.255 Grinstead. Gregory: 48.235 Groggs. Allicia: 47. 50.94. 130 Grumbles.A1ice: 117 Grundy. Randy: 156. 191.235 Grunsfe1d.Kathee: 117 Guerra. Daniel: 235 Guerra. Pat: 235 Gu11ey.Lynnette: 117 Gunn. Marcia: 83.91. 96. 99. 108. 213. 288 hhhhhhhhhhhhhh Hagg. Cynthia: 235 Hainline. Michael: 246 Hale. Keri: 235 Hale. Shelley: 235 Halford. Jennifer: 118.235 Halford. Robert: 172.246 Hall. Diana: 235 Hall. Kim: 62. 202. 204. 252. 255 Hall. Melva: 255 Halovanic.John: 181. 182.235 Hamilton. Craig: 68. 69. 211. 213. 246 Hamilton. Janet: 246 Hamilton. Jay: 255 Hammett. Paige: 131.255 Hancock. Jesse: 255 Hancock. Sally: 235 Hannah. Sandra: 117. 246 Harder. Russell: 123.246 Harding. Gerald: 155. 166 Hargett. Dwight: 49 Harkless. Samuel: 117 Harmon. Leigh: 86. 91. 96. 99. 255 Harmon. Mark: 255 Harmon. Michael: 117 Haroldson. Warren: 172.289 Harper. Judy: 235 Harper. Russell: 62. 78. 81.91. 140. 141. 263. 289 Harrison. Clydell: 117 Hart. Kelley: 129 Hart. Troy: 235 Hartzog. Vicki: 246 Hatfield. Carla: 68. 69. 96. 99. 115. 211. 213. 255 Hatfield. Chris: 185 Hayden. Renee: 122. 235 Haynes. Cory: 94. 289 Head. Luan: 131. 289 Hegmann. Susan: 92. 140.141. 213. 359 Henderson. Matt: 117.289 Hendrix. Lori: 255 Hendrix. Teresa: 94. 290 Hernandez. Barbara: 136. 265 Hernandez. Brandan. 171 Hernandez. Efrem: 62. 68. 86. 211.256 Hernandez. Elizabeth: 117. 122. 246 Hernandez. Gary: 236 Hernandez. Gene: 130. 168. 169. 290 Hernandez. Gilda: 83. 92. 94. 96.98. 123m 290 Hernandez. Herman: 136.290 Hernandez. Isabel: 235 Hernandez. Juan: 291 Hernandez. Monica: 235 Herrera. Anita: 235 Herrera. James: 102. 124.246 Hester. Kevin: 156.235 Hester. Tami: 117: 265 Highfill. Tori: 246 Hill. Clovis: 94. 291 Hill. Sherry: 235 Hil1iard.Glen: 117 Hoang. Dao: 135 Hobgood. Conniei 117. 246 Hodge. Robin: 117.246 Hodge. Roger: 108. 181. 183. 213.256 Hodges. Nancy: 68.69. 211. 213. 256 Hodges. William: 48. 53. 56. 219 Hogg. Gladys: 94. 117 Hogg. Jimmy: 166 Hogue. Carol: 94.391 Holland. Cleveland: 50. 117 Holland. Gregory: 51 Holleman. Gregg: 236 Hollins. Ronnie: 136 Holmes. Ronald: 246 Honza. Charles: 52. 55 Hook. Franklin: 246 Hook. Sheila: 236 Hooks. Nancy: 246 Horn. Sheri: 256 Hornbeak. Loquitta: 236 Hornbeck. Christa: 92. 96.98 Horton. David: 51 Horton. Robin: 236 Howard. Joyce: 1. 62.63. 74. 76. 92. 96. 99. 124. 292 Howard. Royce: 78. 80. 124.292 Howard. Stephen: 102. 104. 124.292 Howard. Terrell: 117. 156 Howell. Glen: 108. 171.246 Hudson. Andrew: 256 Huffman. Amy: 102.118 Huffman. John: 256 Huffman. Kathy: 102 Hughes. Dewayne: 236 Humphries. Liz: 94. 108. 109.292 Hund1ey.Jamie: 92. 172.246 Hunt. Shavawn: 117.246 Hunter. Lisa: 92. 246 Huntsinger. Debbie: 1. 74. 75. 86 Huntsinger. James: 156.236 Hurder. Kathryn: 96 Hurley. Jean: 92. 102. 292 Hutchens. Kenneth: 236 Hyde. Jill: 293. 359 Ido. Leon: 256 Ingram. John: 236 lnkster. Mitchell: 56 iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiilllll 342 37 6 Jackson. Joyce: 193.246 Jackson. Lisa: 96.98. 131.293 Jackson. Robert: 256 Jackson. Tammy: 62. 246 Jackson. Teresa: 94. 293 James. Kimberly: 246 James. Rodney: 166. 246 Jannasch. Terry: 102.246 Janness. Laurie: 211. 213.246 Jefferson. Stevie: 68. 69. 117. 1 Jernigan. Michael: 52 Jessup. Norma: 246. 342 Johnson. Betty: 86. 99. 293 Johnson. Bradley: 122.256 Johnson. Carolyn: 117 Johnson. Demetrice: 117 Johnson. Gerald: 144 Johnson. Linda: 117. 118. 236 Johnson. Lori: 111.236 Johnson. Loy: 293 Johnson. Michael: 211.246 55. 166 Johnson. Narniece: 96. 98. 256 Johnson. Paul: 156. 172 Johnson. Randy: 117. 155. 166 Johnson. Rene: 117. 136.294 Johnson. She1ia:294 Johnson. Terri: 87. 96.98.256 Johnston. Brett 108 Johnston. Eric: 118.246 Johnston. Laura: 118.236 Johnston. Sandra: 87. 256 Jonas. Christina: 246 Jones. Andy: 180.294 Jones Bi1ly:256 Jones. Bradley: 236 Jones. Bruce: 118 Jones. Carol: 106 Jones. Charles: 236 Jones. Robert: 156.236 Jones. Ronald: 124. 144. 294 Jones. Steven: 181. 183 Jones. Terry: 155 Kennebrew. Marlio: 236 Kennison. Randy: 92. 102. 104. 329 Keough. Shawn: 136. 296 Kidwell. Curtis: 172 Kinder. Kimberly: 236 King. Annette: 236 King. Patricia: 129 King. Vernon: 128. 129 Kirby. Ann: 83. 94. 135.296 Kissner. Sandra: 236 Kissner. Sharon: 62. 68. 96. 108. 21 1. 213. 247. 342 Kissner. Steve: 62. 92. 108. 140. 141. 142. 180. 206. 213.296 Knight. Sean: 155.247 Knoehel. Mary: 94. 296 Koon. Kathy: 132. 256 Krage. Angela: 181. 183.256 Krage. Margaret: 96. 99.256 Krage. Peter: 52.94. 296 Kramer. Maria: 247 Kriss. Tawnya: 256 Kriss. Tony: 94.296 Kroening. Rebecca: 247 Krummenacher. Claire: 96. 99.297 Krummenacher. Glenn: 236 Krummenacher. Linda: 172. 256 Kuhatschek. Debbie: 127 La Rue. Lori: 236 Lackey. David: 156.236 Lackey. William: 247 Ladd. Beverly: 256 Lara. Glenda: 118 Lara. Jacquline: 106 Largent. Perry: 236 Laukoter. Michael: 49. 247 Laukoter. Peter: 83. 123. 297 Lawson. Carolyn: 117.236 Jones. W. G.: 145 Jones. Willie: 156 Juarez. Nemesio: 94. 136. 295 Juarez. Rebecca: 123 Juba. Deirdre: 94 Junker. Bruce: 295 IQIQIQIQIQIQIQIQIQIQIQIQ Kelton. James: 117 Kendrick. Kristi. 62. 256 Kennedy. Connie: 295 Lawson. David: 102. 124.247 Layton. Christopher: 117 Leak. Katherine: 94. 297 Leak. William: 181. 183. 256 Leath. Regina: 256 Leathers. Scott: 68. 69.92. 108. 209. 21 1. 213. 214. 297 Ledezma. Martha: 49. 54 Lee. Beverly: 236 Leffa1l.David: 158. 161 Lehmann. Dalindaz 247 Lemley. Melinda: 256- Lemons.Joe: 128. 129 Lemmons. Penny: 247 Leos. Fabian: 256 Leos. Michael: 236 Lerner. Benjamin: 50 Lerner. Samuel: 236 Leslie. John: 297 Leslie. William: 247 Levine. Larry: 123. 171. 183. 247 Lewis. Maria: 111. 247. 342 Lewis. Michael: 247 Lewis. Steven: 100. 102. 104 Lhotan. Richard: 136 Lhotan. Thomas: 156.236 Lindsey. Phyllis: 94. 297 Linehan. Janet: 94. 117. 298. 359 Liner. Phyliss: 111.256 Little. Charlene: 256 Loftice. Kimberly: 256 Loftice. Missouri: 111.256 Londenberg. Mark: 129.256 Lopez. Arturo: 51. 55 Lopez. Regino: 51. 53. 55 Lopez. Wayne: 94. 168. 169. 298 Lovely. Clifton: 145. 298 Lowry. Christina: 247 Lowry. Denise: 1. 74. 77. 94. 299 Lowry. Julie: 118.236 Loza. Frank: 24 Lozano. Priscila: 62. 111. 122.247 Lozano. Henry: 102. 171.236 Luce. John: 108.236 Luckett. Penelopyi 68. 106. 117.299 Luconi. Michael: 125.247 Lyddon. Lili: 84. 135.299 Lynch.Gay: 132 Lynch. Janie: 94. 300 Lynch. Jeri: 87.256 Lyon. Cindy: 94. 108. 300. 359 fl1l1'Il'l'll1'Il11fflfl'Il'hl'l1 Marable. M. J.: 117. 144. 300 Marder. Kenneth: 52. 236 Margules. Karen: 100. 102. 104. 300 Margules. Linda: 68.69. 92. 115. 21 1. 213. 247 Marion. Paul: 236 Mark. Karla: 117 Marquez. Carol: 117. 122.256 Marquez. Fernando: 122. 123.300 Marshall. Melinda: 96.98. 134.256 Marshall. Robert: 68. 69. 71. 108. 21 1. 213. 215. 247 Martin Craig: 247 Martin David: 247 Martin. Julie: 94. 136 Martin. Keith: 155. 247 Martin. Lisa: 247 Martin. Tony: 247 Martinez. Alice: 122. 247 Marlon. Christine: 96. 98. 300 Mason. Gary: 247 Massey. Rose: 1 17 Masters. Brenda: 256 Masters. Rodney: 96. 156. 161. 301 Matkins. Karen: 92. 96.98. 99. 301 Matthews. Maureen: 96. 242. 247 Matthews. Billy: 156. 236 Mattingly. Mary: 117.256 Mauzy. Pamela: 102.236 May. Jennifer: 82. 92. 96. 99. 220. 262. 301 May. Theresa: 94. 117.301 Mayer. Laura: 78. 79. 94. 136. 220. 224. 301 Mayo. Darlene: 117 Mayor. Monty: 247 Mayrath. Mona: 236 McAngus. David: 135.301 McCallie. Gary: 117 McC1ane. Donald: 248 McC1endon. Brian: 302 McC1endon. Susan: 102. 122.248 McClure. Margaret: 237 McCollum. Kelley: 248 McCollum. Tracy: 62. 117. 203. 237 McCormack. Linda: 256 McCormack. Maureen: 84.94. 302 McCormack. Teresa: 98. 99.264 McCormick. Grace: 248 McCormick. Teresa: 84. 92. 96. 302 McCuin. Anthony: 117. 166.248 McElroy. Frank: 257 McGee, Jeanne: 1. 10. 74, 75. 84. 90. 92. 94. 219. 220. 222. 223, 302 McGuire. Charlotte: 84. 94. 101. 102. 220. 303 McGuire. Dorothy: 92. 111.257 McGuire. Robert: 102. 213. 237 McHenry. Sonya: 192.248 McKay. Walter: 248 McKee. Peter: 237 McKenzie. Paul: 237 McKibben. Kathleen: 237 McKnight. Kenneth: 156.237 McLaughlin. Kelly: 94. 131.303 McManis. Barbara: 303 McManiS. Laura: 111.237 McManis. Martha: 257 McPhail. Greg: 257 Mechler. Kevin: 156. 232. 237 Mechler. Mark: 92.257 377 Meinert. John: 180 Meise. Stuart: 136 Melgoza. Gerald: 68. 69. 211. 213. 248 Melgoza. Marlin: 102 Mendez. Mary: 106. 108 Mendizabal. Berta: 237 Mendoza. Manuel: 49. 102. 171 Mellen. James: 102. 257 Meyer. David: 144. 168. 169. 206.304 Meyers. Melvin: 102. 104. 248 Meza. Henry: 155.248 Middleton. Charles: 193. 237 Miklos. Patricia: 84. 95. 304 Miller. Frances: 84.95. 123. 134. 304 Miller. Lisa: 237 Miller. Shawna: 68. 69. 92. 115. 211. 248 Miller. Tommy: 166 Milligan. Robin: 94 Milligan. Sheri: 96. 257 Milner. Kate: 92. 96. 99. 100. 304. 359 Mims. Janice: 102. 117. 248 Minor. Charlotte: 117 Minton. Shawn: 102. 104 Mireles. Danny: 168.248 Mitchell. George: 48 Mitchell. Pamela: 117.257 Mitchell. Ruth: 304 Mitchell. Sally: 84. 92. 101. 305' Mitchell. Wes: 305 Molina. Elizabeth: 364 Molina. Gilbert: 168. 169, 248 Money. Heather: 237 Monroe. Colleen: 117.357 Monsalve. John: 92. 95. 122.257 Montemayor. Guadalupe: 128. 129.305 Montemayor. Rene: 95. 305 Montgomery. Carol: 237 Montgomery. Mark: 257 Moore . Curtis: 237 Moore Ellen: 78. 81. 96. 305 Moore. Joy: 102. 104 Moore Regina: 95. 306 M oore Moo re . Rodney: 237 Russell: 169.257 Morgan. Kenny: 248 Morgan. Phillip: 237 Morgan. Rhonda: 92. 111. 122.257 Moronko. Lane: 108. 122.248 Morris. Phillip: 50. 53. 56. 306 Morscheck. Henry: 180. 183.257 Moses. Robyn: 95. 130. 306 Mount. David: 92. 95. 118, 180. 264. 306 Muir. James: 108. 133. 213. 257 Muldoon. Amber: 92. 100. 102. 248 Mullins. Kathleen: 62. 117. 237 Muniz. Bernice: 131 Murphy. Mary: 84. 95. 130. 307 Murphy. Tammy: 248 Murray. Anne: 87. 92. 95. 307 Murray. Patricia: 248 Murray. William: 257 Muskopf. Kathi: 237 Myers. Cheryl: 95. 136. 307 Myers. William: 156 Nalls. Melinda: 136.257 Nance. Russell: 95. 307 Neal. Sharon: 128 Neale. Jim: 156. 180.237 Nelson. Cortelyou: 92, 95. 207. 308 Nelson. Diana: 1. 74. 76. 85.92. 95. 108. 213. 218. 265.308 Nelson. Lisa: 248 Nelson. Steven: 237 Newsome. Teena: 95. 136. 308 Newton. James: 257 Nicholson. Liesa: 95. 133. 308 Nicks. Renee: 248 Noneman. Theresa: 257 Noonan. Kathleen: 95. 136.308 Norlridge. Jane: 257 Nortridge. Sallie: 117. 237 Norve1l.Gregory: 308 Nowe1l.Ke11iann196.99. 193. 248 Nun1ey.Angela: 117.248 0000000000000 Oakes. Jonnye: 257 Oberndorfer. Helen: 102.267 O'Brien. Amy: 237 O'Brien: Mark: 248 O'Hearn. John: 102. 104. 257 Oliver. Angela: 117.248 Oliver. Jenny: 68. 80.95. 211. 309 Oliver, Peggy: 87. 257 - Oliver. Vincent: 309 Olsen. Norman: 106. 309 Olson. Tim: 92. 95. 180.309 Ontiveros. Jose: 257 Ontiveros. Richard: 248 Onliveros. Sylvia: 102 Orozco. Constanti: 49 Orr. Sandra: 248 Ortiz. Carlos: 168. 169 Ortiz. Ramona: 117. 129. 309 Owen. Janie: 68. 69. 87. 111. 122.257 Owen. Lori: 47. 53.95.307 Owen. Billie: 106. 237 PPPPPPPPPPPPP Pack. Tony: 248 Packer. Mark: 102. 237 Padilla. Diana: 248 Page. Renee: 68. 69. 92. 96. 98. 211. 213 310 Paipee. Gwen: 117 Palmer. Wilson: 117. 156 Pang. Siuman: 172 Paramore. Phillip: 155. 180.248 Parelli. Alfred: 185. 237 Parelli. Lisa: 93. 257 Parker. Deborah: 52. 54. 258 Parker. Susan: 62.93. 140. 141. 202. 205. 206. 213. 215. 262. 310. 359 Parkman. Richard: 68. 69. 102. 211. 213. 257 Parkman. Russ: 68. 69. 70. 71. 78. 102. 208. 209. 21 1. 213 Parramore. Frankie: 310 Parrish. Vernon: 129. 257 Parrish. William: 237 Parviainen. Ritva: 21 1. 213. 217. 257 Patterson. Carol: 257 Patterson. Kim: 96 Paul. Mary: 117 Pawsey. Alan: 237 Payne. Dawn: 102. 248 Payne. Deborah: 237 Pelky. Ronald: 237 Pena. Moses: 117 Pence. Susan: 95. 310 Pendleton.Johnny': 171 Pennycuff. Archie: 156 Pennycuff.F1oy'd: 156 Perales. Ruby: 237 Perez. Anne: 237 Perez. Damaris: 131 Perez. Edward: 156 Perez. Gilberto: 168. 169 Perez. Javier: 156 Perez. Lilibeth: 117.237 Perez. Terence: 248 Petersen. Mike: 155.248 Peterson. Gregory: 136 Phillips. Barney: 117. 136 Phillips. Laura: 257 Pickrell. Cynthia: 257 Pineda. Bernabel 168. 169 Pipes. Melissa: 96.257 Ploch. Bernadette: 93. 96.98. 108. 213. 310 Ploch. Maureen: 96. 98. 111. 213. 248 Polen. im: 93. 310 Polimuf. Martin: 124. 177.257 Polk. Susan: 68. 69. 111. 213. 242.248 Pollack. Steven: 257 Porchia. Pherlesa: 117. 237 Porter. Anthony: 311 Porter..1oy': 134.257 Porter. Sandra: 257 Potter. Carla: 85.95. 108. 109. 133. 202. 206. 213.214, 311 Poupart. Michael: 52.55.237 Powell. David: 156. 237 Powell. Frank: 257 Prelowwlasonja: 102 Price. Cathrine: 237 Price. Claudia: 117 Priess. Donald: 248 Provard. Sonia: 238 Pugh. David: 93. 100. 101. 102. 104.311 Pugh. Richard: 156. 238 qqqqqqqqqqqqq Queen. Lisa: 93. 95. 133. 31 1 Quirk. Melissa: 68. 69. 211.311 ffffffffffffffffffffffffff Rafkin. Tammy: 248 Rafkin. Todd: 248 Ragland. Grant: 136 Ragland. Lezli: 117.238 Raichel. David: 50. 55 Raichel. Evelyn: 311 Rainwater. Anthony: 117. 1 Rambonnet. Buddy: 312 Ramirez. Jose: 238 Ramos. Lillie Ramsauer. Nancy: 95. 122. Randal. Jennifer: 258. 312 Randle. Leroy: 180 Randle. Rozalindz 117.312 44 123. 222 379 Rodriquez. Lourie: 249 80 Ransom. Rhonda: 93. 101. 102.258 Ray. Mark A.: 78. 79. 225. 312 Ray. Mark K.: 82. 93. 95, 313 Ray. Matt: 102. 124. 249 Reddic. Timothy: 166 Redding. Connie: 249 Redmond. Randy: 95.313 Reed. Donna: 51.54. 117 Reed. William: 145 Reeves. James: 78. 80.95.313 Reilly. John: 338 Reitzammer. Lynn: 111. 172. 249. 342 Renfro. Suzanne: 258 Reynolds. Christopher: 238 Rhea. James: 95. 108. 213. 314 Rhyne. Andrae: 62. 63. 85.93. 101, 102. 108. 221. 265. 314 Rhyne. George: 62. 249 Rice. Ernest: 95. 136. 314 Rice. James: 238 Rice. Terry: 238 Richard. Darryl: 314 Richards. Mark: 125. 144. 180 Richards. Mina: 117. 238 Richardson. Delisa: 117 Richardson. Fritz: 117.249 Richardson. Kenneth: 117. 168. 170.258 Richardson. Larry: 95.314 Richardson. Roger: 117. 124.315 Richardson. Ronald: 155 Riddles. Janet: 78. 80. 93. 95. 133. 315 Rigsby. David: 95. 315 Rigsby. Landa: 249. 342 Rios. Edward: 171 Rios. Gene: 185. 258 Rivero. Dania: 95. 315 Roach. James: 238 Roach. Mark: 258 Robbins. Craig: 258 Roberson. Craig: 158. 161.249 Roberts. Jeffrey: 238 Roberts. Rahna: 96.98. 131.315 Roberts. Chris: 95. 316 Robertson. Regina: 96. 98. 111. 258. 364 Robinson. Todd: 95. 316 Rodarte. Lillian: 111. 249 Rodriguez. Lisa: 95. 133. 316 Rodriguez. Mercedes: 122. 238.258 Rodriguez. Orlando: 258 Rodriguez. Robert: 316 Roetto. Marianna: 122. 123.249 Rogers. Bazzlez 48 Rogers. Nancy: 317 Romero. Philip: 171. 238 Rose. Dennis: 95.317 Rose. Marva: 96.98.258 Rose. Yvette: 317 I 5 . .1 Z 1 .e 2 ? nl: 2, 5 1 , . Rousseau. Carl: 249 Rubens. Lisa: 69. 21 1. 213. 238 Rubens. Teri: 87. 99.258 Rubin. lrva: 95. 117. 136 Rubio. Joanne: 102.317 Ruiz. Joseph: 85. 90. 95. 117. 259. 318 Runnels. Deborah: 108. 134 Rusk. Deborah: 318 Rusnok. Lorraine: 238 Russell. Susan: 87. 93.95. 318.359 Rutherford. Kirk: 95. 122. 123.318 Rutledge. Linda: 238 Rutledge. Raymond: 48.55.238 Ill!!!IIIIIIIIIIIINIIINI Said. F-uad: 249 Salinas. Carlos: 258 Sanchez. Anna: 50. 54. 68 Sanchez. Gloria: 95. 135.318 Sanchez. Maria: 211.213 Saucedo. Amelia: 50.53. 54 Sauls. Brian: 74. 95.318 Sawyer. Denise: 85.93. 101. 102. 104. 319 Schaefer. Mark: 136. 249.319 Schaffenburg. Karl: 74.75.249 Schies. Robert: 102. 156. 238 Schirato. David: 95. 130 Schirato. Judith: 93. 249 Schmelzer. Lisa: 249 Schmelzer. Robert: 115.249 Schmidgall. Barbara: 96. 102.238 Schmidgall. Karen: 85.99 Schnieder. Philip: 95 Schrader. Stephen: 171. 180 Schuessler. James: 159. 161.249 Schuessler. John: 159. 161. 190.249 Schw artz. Krissy: 68. 102.249 Scoggan. Julie: 249 Scott. Bobby: 145.319 Scott. Carla: 249 Scott. Lashauyn: 95. 117.319 Scott. Michael: 52 Seals. Lorraine: 117.238 Seay. Gaylon: 95. 136. 224. 320 Secrest. Carol: 95. 108. 115.320 Segura. Mary: 68.95.320 Seher. Robert: 78. 80.95. 190.321 Sellers. Rebecca: 95.321 Senne. Kelly: 249 Senne. Kimberlee: 249 Seo. Michael: 106.238 Sergeant. James: 85. 87. 93. 145. 321 Serur. Kimberly: 249 Sharper. Jacquelin: 249 Shaver. Pamela: 238 Shelton. Jeanne: 96. 249. 342 Shepherd. Dean: 168. 170. 358 Sheppard. Gay:238 Shields. Cathy: 1. 74. 75. 76.258 Shiffer. Cheridah: 134.258 Shipp. Serena: 258 Sibley. Karen: 95.322 Siegel. Steffani: 249 Silverthorne. John: 159.258 Simmons. Cindi: 258 Simmons. Dorthy: 117 Simmons. John: 117. 136 Simmons. Sandra: 239 Simone. Lee: 239 Sims. Anthony: 180 Sims. Ava: 117 Skells. Sharon: 95. 99. 21 1. 322. 364 smith. Christy: 87. 96. 258. 364 Smith. Cozetta: 118 Smith. Curtis: 52. 55 Smith. David: 180. 258 Smith. Debra: 239 Smith. Gina: 117. 193.249 Smith. Glennis: 117. 193.249 Smith. Karen: 106. 239 Smith. Becky: 106. 117. 125. 258 Smith. Sally: 249 Smith. Sharon: 68. 96. 111.249 Smith. Sherrill: 117.322 Smith. Skip. 90. 144. 322 Snell. David: 100. 102. 104.258 Solis. Oscar: 129. 322 Sparks. Erin: 239 Sparks. Paula: 118. 124.258 Speak. Laura: 117 Spencer. James: 322 Spillner. Cassandra: 62.249 Spooner. Sharon: 249 Springer. Sprinkel Sprinkel St. Clair. St. John. Alan: 136.323 : Gregg: 213. 242. 249 . Sharon. 93. 140. 141. 206 John: 249 Debra: 117 Stacy. Ted: 1.74. 75. 85. 93. 95. 323 Staggs. Tammy: 117.258 Staples. Matt: 100. 102. 104 Starocelsky. Jim: 123. 216 Staton. Tammi: 136. 258 Steed. John: 239 Stevens. Robert: 108. 190.258 Stewart. Felicia: 117.239 Stewart. Rodney: 249 Stinson. Nathan: 239 Stoddard. Tommy: 62.93. 108.249 Stout. Clela: 49. 53. 54. 56.258 Stout. Tammy: 50. 52. 54. 106. 117.239 Stout. Tina: 117.239 Stovall. Henry: 144 Stovall. Sandra: 249 Stovall. Sharon: 93. 124.258 Strain. Donald: 93. 122. 144 Strain. Ginger: 258 Strait. Maria: 323 Stuart. John: 51. 239 Stubbs. Vernon: 156 Suber. Kevin: 159. 161 Suihkonen. Lori: 117 Swenholt. Liz: 62. 202.258 Swinson. Ranya: 96.250 Szabo. Marian: 118.239 UUUUUUUUUUISUUUU Tacker.John: 155 Taylor. Rose: 87. 111. 122.258 Tay1or.Va1erie: 62.239 Teel. Steven: 239 Terrell. Bobby: 117. 259 Terry. David: 239 Thevenet. Paige: 239 Thomas. Carla: 117.250 Thomas. Charlton. 51. 55. 156.239 Thomas. Cheryl: 117 Thomas. Garry: 145.323 Thomas. Mitchell: 259 Thomas. T C.: 117 Thompson. Gregory: 95.324 Thompson. Kate: 62.85. 93. 140. 142. 202 206. 207.324 Thompson Michael: 239 Thompson Robbie: 117. 155.250 Thompson Ronnie: 117. 180 Thompson. Sandy: 250 Thompson. Tamara: 259 Thomson. Douglas: 259 Thornton. Timothy: 95. 136.324 Tignor. Mike: 259 Tignor. Kurt: 239 Tijerina. David: 51.250 Till. Teresa: 250 381 Tindall. Lisa: 108. 125. 259. 324 Tindall. Stephanie: 62. 239 Tiner. Tracy: 95. 117. 324 Tobias. Arthuro: 51. 259 Tomlin. Scott: 325 Tousa. Jeffrey: 156. 239 Tousa. Michael: 145. 190. 259 Tovar. Richard: 239 Treacle. Kimberly: 118 Trescotl. Andrew: 325 Trevino. Senaido: 156. 239 Tucker. Debra: 259 Tunnell. T. W.: 102. 259 Turner. Glovena: 117.325 Turner. Paula: 95 Tyner. Michael: 250 UUUUUUUUUUUUUU Umana. William: 95. 122. 123. 168. 170. 325 Underwood. Michael: 47. 48. 53. 56.326 Unsworth. Stephanie: 95. 326. 359 Usva. Jyrki: 74. 87. 94. 213. 217. 326 VVVVVVVVVVVV Vaca. Alberto: 48. 53. 55. 259 Vaca. Antonio: 156 Vadala.June: 93.95. 172, 181. 183. 206. 262. 326. 359 Valencia. Salvador: 168. 170 Valencia. Sanjuana: 250 Valladares. Sophia: 95.327 Van Brunt. Vernon: 250 Van Note. Steven: 95. 136.327 Vann. Jeffrey: 48. 250 Vargas. Leonora: 78. 117.259 Vasquez. Angeline: 81. 95.327 Vaughan..Gary: 131.259 Veal. Danice: 95. 130 Velasquez. Dora: 51.259 Velasquez. Bart: 93.95. 123. 326. 364 Velez. Yolanda: 96. 98. 104. 134 Veloz. Carlos: 117. 168. 170.327 Vescovo. Vicki: 68. 69. 108. 109. 21 1. 213. 250 Vidal. Eric: 145. 328 Vidal. Helene: 250 Vieg. Clayton: 47. 52. 55. 95. 225. 328 Villagran. Abel: 240 Vi1lagran..1ohn:95. 129. 222. 328 Villasana. Anna: 102.259 Villasana.E1va: 102.250 Villegas. Linda: 259 Vitovsky. Debra: 328 Volkmann. Margaret: 240 l.l.llUl.ULULlll.Ul.l..llUl.l.lll.l Wagley. Mildred: 131 Wagner. Kathy: 240 Wagnon. Dee: 250 Walker. Laura: 240 Walker. Mark: 224. 329 Walker. Sharon: 62. 117. 203. 240 Walker. Teresa: 240 Wallace. Tony: 95. 108. 213. 328 Waller. Kent: 118 Walls. Jeffrey: 95. 168. 170.329 Walls. Mark: 52.240 Walters. Debra: 106. 240 Ware. Weldon: 155. 250 Wasem. James: 102. 104 Washington. Lurrie: 117.329 Watkins. Lisa: 250 Watkins. Teresa: 95. 131. 330 Watson. Martin: 155 Watson. Vernessa: 330 Watson. Vicky: 193 Waxler. Amy: 128 Waxler. Sally: 115.240 Weaver. Elizabeth: 93. 95. 133.330 Weaver. Robert. 102. 104. 250 Weaverling. Jack: 62. 63. 93. 95. 11 170. 206. 264. 330 Weaverling. Jamie: 62. 93.95. 330 Webb. Kathryn: 95. 135. 331 Week. Susan: 122, 172.259 Welch. Cherry: 259 Weller. Carol: 250 Weller. Laurie: 117 Wells. Mary: 93. 250 Wells. Sandra: 117.240 Wendeborn. Mary: 117 Werthmann. Judy: 95. 135.331 Wesch. Joy: 240 Wesch. Keith: 129.259 West. Randall: 144.331 Westbrook. Rebecca C.: 117 Westbrook. Rebecca: 95. 133.331 8, 168. Westbrook. Tracy: 240 Whitaker. Frederick: 95. 108. 109. 213. 331 White. Janis: 95. 192. 332 White Kenneth: 87. 144.259 White Kevin: 87. 144.259 White Laurie: 240 White Leisa: 87.259 White Mark: 131 White Melissa: 240 White Mildred: 117 White. Odis: 117 Whitfield. Frank: 145. 159. 162. 22 332 Wiggins. Christina: 250 Wigginsulohn: 168. 170 Wijeweera.Dinne1i:95. 134.332 Wijeweera. Siromi: 259 Wilder. Felicia: 117 Wilder. Virginia: 117.240 Wilder. Zachary: 47. 48. 108. 259 Willding. Patricia: 333 Wilkinson. Michael: 171.240 Wilkinson. Walter. 125. 144.332 Williams. 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VVLL - L ,ff ,,,,A, I 'W f ' Y If 'WT 'b 'ffm' ' A S i ' 399 4 THE STAFF WOULD LIKE TO THANK SOME KEY PEOPLE Glnny Baby Grrl Ballard for her never endmg devotron and patrence There are no w d t or s 0 express the love we have for her In trmes when we saw no solutlons she was always ready wlth an answer Through Grnny we have a book we are proud of but more lmportantly we have a frlend we ove Charles Ballard for drawlng art work for us answerlng the phone and teachlng us to say Mrs Ballard R1ch1e and Brian for keeplng us IH hrgh sp1r1ts when we were exhausted mad and had grven up hope S peclal thanks to Rrchle for drawrng lay outs stamprng names and understandrng when Cmdy was busy Dr Kelly for granting us the generous funds to expand the color sectlons to the best they ve ever been' Pam Leonard for the outstandrng artwork on the cover and d1v1s1on pages Pam s mcredrble talent and the tlme she devoted t th t k school o e ar wor are especrally apprecrated because she attends our r1val Erlc Sorensen and Davld Grvens for helprng wrth our photography troubles Steve Mrs Gary Sandy Pat and Wanda from Gary s Studlo for thelr co operat1on rn gettmg p1ctures The Guldance Center and the Bus1ness Off1CC for lettmg us use the phones Mrs Llnder for lettlng us take down the announcement board and for takmg phone messages Ms Marlon Cole for lettrng us use her art mater1als to out some of the art work take some of the p1ctures wlth and for cuttmg Tuplnamba for allowlng us to use the1r fac1l1t1es for the Beauty Tea Thejudges of the Beauty Tea for grvmg up a Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Joe McGee and Mr and Mrs Clrfford Everett for bern su ort1v dl g pp e an ovmg when tempers flared around deadlmes They ran errands for us made telephone calls and never complamed about the edltor s rooms when they were too busy to clean them Mr Brewer and the stage crew for thelr help ln the assembly The Student Body for bemg the outstandrng subjects for the 1978 Documenl cc an ' ss ' sv ' ' ' ' 9 x 1 ' , ' 5 l l . 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