Tivy High School - Antler Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1969 volume:

' ,MA.A pf lWiS): - ' jfe ' ' ' V r.. tr 3r ' .- Vv rr. n JlEfV Tivy High School Kerrville, Texas Published by Henington I ' ulili.-liing Company. Wolfr ( ity, Texas -i Table of Contents FACULTY 6 CLASSES 18 ORGANIZATIONS 72 SPORTS 126 STUDENT LIFE 164 HONORS 174 1969 ANTLER STAFF Editor Linda Lehmann Business Matut er ■ ,|uil Jones Sports Editor— Diane Boutin i ' liolofrraplier- iiayinoiul Ln neli Senior Class Editor Diane Mann Sophomore Class Editor- l eek Dozier Junior Class Editor Sharon lleimatni Freshman Class Editor - Heather Sutherland Spo nsor ■ Miss Eiigen ia reher Dedication Barbara Pate In the few years that Mrs. Pate has been a teacher at Tivy, she has not only encouraged academic achievement but she has been a vital force in molding the character of each student with whom she has come in contact. Her driving enthusiasm and tireless efforts have been instrumental in helping each of us realize our own potential. Understanding, guidance, friendship, and sincere concern have keynoted her success as both a teacher and a friend. Each day her life exemplifies her fine ideals. In respect, we dedicated the 1969 ANTLER to Mrs. Barbara Fate-one most dedicated to Tivy High School. TIVY 1 1 y 1 TIVY TIVY TIVY TIVY TIVY TIVY TIVY TIVY TIVY TIVY As a man is to the world, so the student is to TIVY. Each is as a finger Dn the human hand, seeking, reaching, grasping in purposeful motion. And is a fragment it is nourished from a focal pt)int. The high school student ■neasures much of his world in terms of his educational institution. And For four years Tivy provides the impetus for our world. The 1969 NTLER has attempted to capture this world as it relates us to our high school. To us, this is the world of Tivy. US FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY F LTY FACULTY Perhap? no other factor so reflects the actual academic standing of a high school as does its facult ' . To some degree inadequate facilities can be compenstated for: an inadequate faculty cannot. Certainly some high schools are not always able to maintain a high standard in its personnel. Tivy has been fortunate in its efforts. This faculty section honors those persons who are such a vital part of Tivy. Administration Mr. Geiir Blaiiton, a principal of longstanding with Tivy students, handles his Attendmg to official school business is superintendent Paul job well. Barr. Mr.-., luitli I i.iw i |Miil ,wk1 i.urtLs Mume. . KUidonce couns -lurN help uitli siJieduU ' chanp ' s and student prubleins. Look on page 3 ... is a familiar phrase often Mrs. Marjorie Wise, counselors ' secretary; Mrs. Carol Woodard, principal ' s secretary; heard from Ted Schwarz. assistant-principal. and Mrs. Jo Ann Jones, attendance secretary; are the administration ' s third hand. Mrs. Mary Garden and Miss l.ou tUa Cheeks take care of the Tivy library. Mrs. Lena Ahrens is the school nurse. Science Math Obed Oory. biology I II; Theodore Martin, physical science; Stanley Foskett. trigonometry and physics; Don . ' essom. physical science: Jim (larpentcr, physical science; Mrs. Boimie Ward, physical science; James Ray, chemistry. Gene Ball, algebra I II; Earl Byerley, related matii and algebra 1 ; Mrs. Colleen Guess, related niatli and al- gebra I; Mrs. Margaret Webster, algebra II and geometry; Ed Windebaiik. College Prep Math. Elcnientani naly.sis, algebra II; B. T. Wilson, his- tor . physical science, and related math. Language Arts f -i tm Mrs. Elaine Notario. English 1; Bill Smithson, Spanish; Mrs. Barbara Pate, speech, Englisli 11; Mrs. Elizabetli Eunnan, English 11; Mrs. Margaret Braun, Reading Improvement; Everette Sullivan, photography, journalism, TATLER Stal ' f; Mrs. Margaret Syers, Engbsli 1 ;(not pictured) Rick Wood. French 1, 11. (Sitting) Miss Icey Thomas, English 111 5 Miss Kiathlfeen Itin, English IV: (Standing) Ernest Webster, Spanish ; Vjjvil Joirtea Tenninat Kt( ish. w Mrs. Hetty Bennison, English 111; Mrs. Maggie Joines, English 111; 11 Vocational Arts J 5t ' ;sVl ■ --: Mrs. Alice Uakir. lioiiRinakiiig, Mrs. Charlotte Smithsoii, liDimiiiakiiiii. Milvin WoolbrigliL Industrial (Cooperative Training: Bradley Gardner. Distributive Education; Mrs. Joyce Clendennen, homemaking. Agriculture Barric Ward, aKrieullurr. Itlrhard Smith, agri- eullurr. Social Studies (Sitting) Miss Eugenia Archer, government, ANTLER Staff; Miss Di- ane Meeker, American history; Mrs. Jessie WU- son, American history; (Jerald Deehert, world history ; (Standing) Doug- las Jung, history ; Don Hedgpeth, history; Rich- ard Peihamus, history . ickl Education im Reid. physical education; Ray I ' alniour, health; Udl larringloii, American history, athletic director; Georgia Griffith, girl ' s physical :ducation. Antlerettc sponsor; Pat Seeds, girls physical education. 13 Fine Arts Mrs. Pegp Walimiund, art; Bill Mornl: . choir; Charles Wood, assistant band director; (not pir- tiired) Charles Doiron. band director. Busi mess v 4 lliU ir Ward. I ypuij; I . Mrs. I ' hNllLs .Smilli, l piiiK. .sliorthand. clirual prai tui , Ii.IIk rl . p.■lucr. t piiin. dal.i pro. c.vain;. I ' n-.-lon I hunihli. . iMisincsji inaOi. accounting, bookkccpiim, llii.siiicss 1an;mcr. U Special Education Bill Davenport, special educa- tion; Mrs. Adelaide McKune, special education. Faculty At Ease lei ' s s -c how do you work tliLs thing ' . ' ' Why did I become a school teacher ' ? (,( ldil(.cks and the Big Bad Wolf. 15 Besides teaching drafting, Clifton Mackey is also supervisor ol the buses. Hi Icdtlii T.- jud t Speech teacher Mrs. Kaciiad I, una oI.m) dircctii playn and IH. drama vrnt. 16 After h.H.n. Kick Woo.1 Kn-.K-h teacher. ..npan-.- „.rn. for ail thr .h songy representing Oie culture of Krancc. • inluLilor llcnn.i hiHir prepanin; ol.v. lents second home. Joe Dozier teaches industrial arts and woodwork. ' (let out {rhi Koiijcr. (J.K. ' Sjttp outside and repeat that. ' ■lll--3f k . CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES 18 TivT is tradition; and that tradition is embodied in the very buildings that grace the campus. Each building on campus, from the gjni to the science building, represents some intangible qualit) ' to every student. When one remembers classes, his thoughts bring him back to the buildings that house them:smelly chemistr rooms, drab grey math rooms, modem language labs, air conditioned attendance office, noisy library , and of course, the ever crowded cafeteria. Congratulations seniors. It has taken four long years but we have lived through high sehool and we soon will graduate. Just being a .Senior is a great experience for we dominate over all the rest. Seniors take great pride in their Homecoming float and hall. I liey show their prestige by leading out at assemblies and by jealously guarding favored positions at the back of llie bus. The highlighl of a f-ludenl ' s last year at Ti y is Senior Day wliicli in liiilr.-. an bi.-lorii ' hike up Ti - inuuritain. -pieial occasion is senior assembly in which scriior Iii 1(i n tlu ' ir prized possessions to underclassmen, displa .1 lii lon ol llicir class and read llie i peitalion of tlie lutiirc. S iiior Cla.---. ..fficcr.- arc; (lop) (a nlhia Wocrncr. Mcnlary ; Ronnie Sprt)U. vicc-prcsidenf. (bottom) Roger Smitli. pnsidenl; Nila Kaufliold, reporter; Sharon bowman, treas- urer, hi lding Julius. Adams, Duke Admire, Carl Aguero. Dominga Ahrens, Beverly ' What ' s an M-22? Miss Archer ' s fifth period govenimcnt class visits the Mooney-Avco trial in District Court. Andersen, Charlett AuldJ)an Ayala, Theresa Bacon, Georgia Alice Barecky, Dennis Barton. Barr Batlev. Kichard I iiii-luvuig seniors clowri for tlie camera: Mae Moore, Terry Hawkins. Tricia Gwyn, Jackie Stoepel, John Dunks, and Duke Adams. Bennett. Kay Billnitzer. Cher l l:Ui.U.u, Mar BU ' vuL- . Cliiirlsie itownian. . haron Urjilin. |ia id 22 Brothers. (larv Brown, Jay Broyles, Frank Calderon, Alex ■ Chalk. Dan B B m Chipman. Monte m i9lk. Clark, mJMM Coimic H 4 Clawson, Wayne H wl Clement, PK . h ' Marion mt MKrJ Cole, iKSi ,;( 8JJF Kay Cortez. Sabino (, overt, Hariiii Cowden, Kitty Craft, Bruce 23 Antlereltes Liz Dcaii, Nita Kaufhold. Mae Moore, Debby Webb reeeive their senior sweaters at tlic Baiid ajid Aiitlilerettes ' awards assembly. DfH ' hurl. Jrrr |l. le al, Sa ne I U [iunKiif ' , KiiIm ' m l ' r% mala. W ax ix- 24 l4U 1 KulJitk, Jennifer ( at!e. Kari ' ii (iar a, Iniia Giles, Gary 25 (.U ' lin. Ilniida Glenn, Gaylc Goutard. Chantal Graliam, Charlct •We reall KK Minors: ' Senior Hand members wear tJieir Icllirs a.- a constant reinnuler ot tluir superior position. (Iraliam. Moms Guantes. Gloria G  n, Inria 26 What happened to all the giris? query Jody Rhoden, Wayne Wideman, Roger Smith, Richard Batley, Morris Graliam. Harms, Lonnic lleimami. Sharon Henderson. Auhrey 27 Hcrtel. Nolaji HoUimon, John Honeycutt, Linda (Lehno) Ho« jrd. imuna Seniors try to regulate traffic dur- ing Homecoming. JrnninKK. I.rr .IrUMlikc I .11 |oIhi ..m Mikr J nr . Jud 28 gMi Kaufhold, Nita Keese, Jeff Kelch, Kennv king, Joe t ■i r:Z S ' P Senior ' s braved cactus and burrs to help form a giant 69 on a KerrvUle hillside. Forming the top of the nine are Terry Hawkins, Diane Mann, Tricia Gvvyn, Jean Wolfmueller, Joan Wolfmueller, and Jackie Stoepel. Kunz, Charle I. and, Keith Lawrence, EUzabctli 29 I.yiiii, KiiiilH ' rl) MtCarly, Craii; M.(:.... l. J. MaKwhlrb, frggs 30 Monroy, Susan Mooncy, Marsha 31 Momss. Hal Morriss. Strvni. Mosel, Larry Mosn.I.e Nrl(K n, Julie Noble. I 4m J2 Kiinhach, Max Keinholt, Peggy Reynier, Mary EUen Reynolds, Jon 33 S ' nior N.H.S. members arc dioM u Imrii llic lop ten percent of their class. A few of the I want a large coke with two straws. l.ike man members are Sharon Bowmaii, Ka) Cole, Julie .Nelson, Ciiidy Woemer, and Wayne seniors. Susie West and Jerr icker eryoy a stop Wideman. at llie l)air - Queen after school. S«ytr. I ' .ils 34 i) ' «w« O.K. fi.iiii; l(i i;ii lo wdrk. Shitic oi llir tTiiriibir- in lr, I ' lrhamus ' class section are Suzanne Thomas, Trici; Gwyii. Iirr Haukiu joi ' l.iylor. Siisii ' West, and Wavnr Wideman. ■■mith. Roger Sprott, Konnie Sloe pel, Jackie Sykes, Kuthie 35 Terry, Linda Thomas, Suzanne Thompson, Kathy Trejo. Linda Trevino, OUvia Amonp the senior l)oys taking Distriliubve Kducation are Pete Clanton, Harold Massey, and Pete Young. Valero, Alfred Val.l.v, 1.irlin irki rv . Jerr ' injen, rrtld 36 Woemer, Cynthia m In l) -comiiif; juniors the sludeiiU tiiiallv rcaili a position ol (•rcstifif arul responsibility- Tliey make a name lor tliem- selves ami iieeome leailers of tiie school. This years juniors ' respon.-.il ililv ranp ' d Irom the concession stands at the lootliail ' ames to the Junior-SiMiior Prom. In raising moiie for the dance honoring tile Senior Class the juniors workrd ilili;:enlK at all ihi ' football games plus having work da tlirougli-out the ear. It was a big year for the Junior Cla but one of which they could honestly be proud. The Junior lllass officers an ' Nanc Henniken. s« ' erclary . tiiorge . tacy. president: Diane Houtin. n-pi rter; Jimmy l.cMi-illeiir. vice-president; l.arr ndgadillo, lri ' a. urer. , ldridt;e, DarrcU Alford, Mark Anderson, Pat Appliii, Kayc Auld, Ken Ayala, Anna Ayala, Carlos Bales, Janice Basse, Dennis liaumann, Nancv Beasley, ( liarmaine Beaver, Tommy Bel l, James Benson, (Christine Benson, David |{HI. Gilbert 39 Bird, Bond, Koutiii. Callcott, Cameron, Gary Mary Diane Gail Catliy r 0S 1 1 Kj N ¥ .,. ¥ Cantwell, Caulkins, Chamberlain, BiU Stuart Mike Chisum, l.orene Clenunl. faula Coelirane, Jane Juniors cnduraiiec i:« [ ' tests. I ta Cooper, Mickey Cor , Kicky C.cniiij;Uiii. i,L l..nl. Marv Frances iNaney ( nillimls CaniU 40 Currier, Davis, Danz, Delgadillo, Dennis, Lois Debbie Sindy Larry Dale Doiniiijiaie , Raymond Dozier, Becky Dreiss, Dennis a test as they suffer through two days of achievement Dreiss, Sandy Durrin, (Charles F.hlcr, David i ' F.nder, Carolyn Faifei Joe Fajuiiii . Linda Fawcctt, Bud Fifer, Linda 41 vr ' ' - I .( ■ A Flenniken Nancy F lores, Alton Frazier, Lajoy Garces, Andrea Glenn. Grady Garcia, Karen Goff, Katliy (joodriih. Grant Grahm, Keanna Guess, Pam Guthrie. Pan. Haniptun. Kirliard ll.ir|s|i,ld t arolvn llarlslii ' ld. Morilvii M - ljiid. Uorotlix MilL 42 HiU, Randy Howell, Tim HuffaktT, BiUie Humphries, Debbie Hurst, Joe Ingram, Jemiie Ivey, Carroll Jackson, Lida Jackson, Ricky Jemiings, Nancy Jones, Nancy Keidel, Connie Keiiyon, (Jlenn Kessler, Ann Key, KJiiigciiiann, Dickey Itili 43 Knox, Steve Koeiiig, Tina Kramer, Betty Langley, Tommy Leas, Kick M ' rffi LeMeilleur, Mark l,. l.ill.ur. jimmy Lewis. Sharon l-oelite, Lopez, Stephen Raul In Irontol the homemakin Dean arner. JohnWeid. Curg Starkey. and Jo Ac I Luckenieyer, Kami I yneh. |{.i nii)nil I Mill. le|ih,iiin- l,Hr.uiin n.in.iM Mil i.lloni, BaiT) 44 Mack, Edna March, Vivian Marrs, Katliy Martin, J cane He Max son, Nathan building ii a lj ontt liaunt of junior and senior athletes Joe Ftfer, Benny Schaniberf!, Jimmy LeMeilleur, Lee Hall. Hurst. Mendeola, Elma Millsap, Peggy Merritt, Kay Mitchell, Richard MiUer, Sharon Monroe, Scott Moonev. Montgomery, Moreau, Mosty, Mosty, Cheryl Anna Dale Mark Shay 45 Nielsen. .)on Newman, Wayne Ottmers, Gary Packer, Kandv Palmer, Scott Patterson, Theresa Peters, David (opposite paye) Juniors Gwen Schwaiisch, Mar Bond. Darrell Aldridge, and Ann Kessler mingle with underclass- men while leavinji the .Science building after descending from the Junior Hail. Pfiester, Gerald Ploch, Marlene Poe, Jane Pn.wlcr, . usan KciL I ouie lU.aWi. KoImtI 46 Robbins, V icki Rodriguez, Nelda Roedcrer, Steve Rogers, Karen Ross, Betsy Rudy Sansom, Iris Schamberg, Ben Stacy, George Starkey, Curg SharklefonI Herbert 47 Sanchez, PaulieHe Scheirton, Liiida Schwausch, Gwen Seidel, Jon Terry, Bobby Thoni, Mary Sue Thunnan, Jeanne Trevinio, JosJe lunur, Charles Turner, John Valclrz , an (ionlir, C ' .loria Sharon Vest. Jack 48 Valdez, Martha Wagner, Janice Wagner, Ricky Wahrmund. Warren WallLs, Carolyn Watts, Carolyn Watson, Gaynell Way, Tony Welch, Lam ' West, Brownie Whelan, Gary Whitworth, Linda Wied, John Wright, Cathy Young, Flack 49 xS OPH M OR E S hat i.x il like to be a sophomore? One is no longer a punk) freshman anil yet one is not a mighlv senior. I ' or just heing llie middle man the Sophomore Class nally made a name for themselves. In the sehool y« ' ar ' )(}ii- ] )() ) the sophomores received first plaee in the Homecoming hall decoraliims and third place in float decorations. Their tiicme, I ' olsom I ' ri.son. also won then) first place in liic g) ni decorations tliat same week of Homecoming. Tiie Sophomore Class officers are (lop lo hottom) David Hernhard, president: Janice Stray ton. secreUir ; Mark Cow- den, treasurer: Susan Nelson, reporter: Maribess I.ehmann, viee-pn ' sident. 50 Adanu-k, James Anstead. Cynthia Amt ' ckc. Patricia Aten, Sharroii Bailey, Mickey Kay Baldwin. Pete BarteU. Mark Baikin, Charles Beach, Brad Beach, J ini Bennett, Billy Bernhard, David Billingsley, Becky Blake, Robert Blanton, Jim Blume, Mary Kay Bowman, Linda Boutin, Daisy Bouciuel, Billy 51 Uradcn, Mike Brehmer, (laelyn Brigham, Jessie Brogdon, Darrell Brister, Sherry Bush, Maxine Carlton, Bonnie Carnes. Cynthia Castillo. Hortencia Christley, Cathy Clauder, Kaye f CoUin.s.ja.k Colvin, Andy Cortcz. Javier Cory, Candy Cowden. Mark Cowdeii. I ' anl Crider, Judy Crowder, Kran 52 Bones and bluslies . . . biolof y is a course to be renic;nbered. Culpepper. John Cunningham. .Sharon Curry, Wilma Danz, Willy Delacruz. Lisa Dickey, James Douglas, Jeanne Doss, Vicki Drawe, Ed Dutjosh, Chris Kdmonds, Patricia 53 EMer. Carolyn EUebracht. Wesley England, Jim Feuge. Robert Kicker. Betty Kicker. Patt Kifer. Clifton Korest. Kefe ' t tMt LM M - 4 Krazar. Jeff Freeman. Kaye (iamble, Kreddie Garza. Esmeralda Garza. MarccUa Gazaway, Danny Giles. Linda Giles, Marilyn Glover. Howard (ionzales, Keyna ( owan. Konnic i4 Graham, Jane Gray, Charles Greene, Barbara Griffin, Carol Groff. Freddy Guerrero, Pete Guess, Susan Hadley, Matt Hall. Susan Hammond. Marianne llajnpton, Deanna Hartsfield, .lackie Hein, Fran Hempel, Dudley Hilbum, Brenda Holekamp. Lin Hopkins, Mary Hurst. Bill Hurt, Robbie 55 Ingram. Bobby Ivey, Mary Lee Jarvis. Chris Johnson, Dana Jones, Judy 1+I = Y icki ( |!r ant soUi-s typical sophomore problem. Keeno. irginia kin . Paul Klein, Brenda Klein. Zelpha Kncese. Dennis Kott. Deborah Land. Kichard Landnun. Kanri 56 Lara, Joe Lawrence, Dolly Leas, Sue Lehman. Steve Lehmann, Maribess LeSaout, Lou EUen Lester, Dawn Lewis, Keet Likin, Jaines Lockaby, Hrenda Lopez, Larry Lusk, Dee Lyle, Jackie Lynch, Ray McElroy, Susan Manning, Betty Ellen Masters, (Jreg Maxwell, Mark Middlelon, Mary 57 Montgomery, Linda Monroy, Kubcn Mooney, Suzanne Morriss, Kelly Mosty, Budsy Mosty, Liesse Naylor. Spike Nelson, Susan Nichols, Gary Neutze, Uonna Neutze, Linda OBryant. Vicki Parker. Cee I ' t eliel. Man I ' ieper. Janet Pollard, Jan PiM rMian, Hal Powell, Jan Price, Edie 58 Ramos, Esmeralda Rasmus. John Real, Aime Reed, Buddy M M --LAi iL J Reynier, Jean Robinctt. Lam Romero, Toiii Russell. Gladys Salter, Lou Beth Schwar ,. Steve Scott, Donald Shannon, Charlotte Shaw, Sylvia Shoemake. Tim Smith, Claudia . -itl 7 . i • Smith, Ronnie Smith, Roy Smith, Sharon Soto, Marv 59 - 5k a i Sophomorf athletes enjoy nourishing hineh in hoine atmosphere of Tivy t ' afetcria. Speakmon, Mike Stayton. Jaiiiee Stehluig, Mike IwJ. ] SliM ' pil, I itniny Storms. Allan Strohaeker, Oscar Sykcs, Ada Taylor, Kill Thomas, Patrieia Thompson, Itonriie Trcjo, Sonia 60 Tucker. Carolyn Villarreal. Ktmquctta Voelkel. Don Voigt, Dale Walker. Krajik Ward. Dean Washbuni. Betsy V atson. Liiida w Watts. Jail Wehmeyer. Ray West, Frederick Wideman, Steve WUke, Steve Williams. Anne Wilson. Renee 1 i ■ ' •■ ' . Woerner, Chris York, Ronald Younger, Karen 61 Ircslmicn suffer louf;li iiiialioii and jiiinral nii lrcaliiiciit Ironi upper classmen. Tliey f ive a successful Weslern Dame, and provide an enlliusiaslie crowd for freshman {jatues. Tliey proved themselves worthy of hein;; a pari ol Tivv l iniiin ' : a First Place on their I lotiiei (iriiin ' : float. Ilan Ofriier are I.ee oelkel. president: . eotl (. ' .ar|ieiiler, re[ orter: Patrice Mosly, treasun ' r; Cindy Hubbs, vice-presi- dent; l,ncy . ' anilidge, seerelan, ' . 62 k -Ac Schwausch, Editli Smith, David Prioiir, Becky Aguirre, Yolanda Albertlial, Doiina Arhelger, Rhonda 64 Delgado. Lydia ■■■H Flores, Cindy Parr, Dorothy I ' iUgcrald, John Gober, James Hadley, John . f ■ s.  V Goldman, Donna Graliam, Elena Haufler, Cindy H Gray, JoAnne Hawkins, Johnnie 65 JohriMMi. rtMinir 66 Moon-, liith 67 Packer. Steve Coorman. lay l ' ,. .ll. .1.111 KtiMiier. t ' .hri. 68 Sandidgc, Lucy Schlictttr, lltiili 69 Simmons, kathv Slauter, Patsv Smith. Connie Steinruck. Dwight Sullivan, Tern Stelilin . |i..njM I revino. David I riiin|iler. Kk .iiik tian. hari i 70 Wrbb. Tommy Williams, Judy Kre.shmaii Band students take their riytittul position right away. Whiltoti. lirian Holekamp, Lewis Wideman, Itarbara 71 ' {..NIZATIOI ORGANIZr ..vo lONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS O NS y i 1%. T n r ' r ORG. 72 Extracurricular activities are often beneficial to students and to the high school. This section attempts to capture the clubs and their purposes in some of the familiar and not-so-familiar ways: district conventions, money making projects, early morning practices, extra time after school, meetings at night, and most of all the responsibility of participation. Student Council Till ' ly68-19f)9 Stiidenl CouirU repre- sented the student body well, they con- ducted noon prayers, morning devo- tionals. flag raisings, assemblies, and ebap- els. Besides tbe regular duties, they presented at the football games Football Immortal to the opposing sides, planned Home coming, raised S500 in magazines sales, planned Christmas formal, sold decals. planned for a 1969-1970 foreign student started master mall project, and did van ous other services lor the school. As a token of Tivy ' s friendship. Council members Virginia Howard and George Stacy present Del Rio representatives with FOOTBALL IMMORTALS. Senior and junior members irfrinia Howard. Lisa Masters. Diane Boutin, and Susan IVcsslor are just a few who contributed to the total $1,500 magazines sales. Chaplain Cee Parker gj es the noon pra er. a service of the council. The Student Council members for I ' IdH I '  (i ' ( ari-(firsl row) ( ind llubhs. Don odkrL Januc Sta too. (re I ' arkrr. l a id HrnJurt). ( h HfS Baskin. MariU ' .ss Lehmaim. Buds ' ) Most . Susan NeUon. (s ' cond row) Diane Boulm. .iiic% Henmkrn. C.eorte Staiv, Susin l ' rr oJir. Bdl KlinKemann. Kalln Reader. Richard Mosly. kan ' n Reader, irKinia Howard, Koor Sinilh. ( llnrd row .-ponsoiv. ( urli lornr ami Mrs Ivulh Davenport; Jack Vest, Jody Rhoden. Judy Jones, Julie Nckon. Not pictured an- I ic ,|eruiMin , 1 l-j Ma lrrs. t liario Dumii. Jiiiun% I rMnllrur. .Sammv t owden. Cathv Heimaiiii Pulriee MiiNhv Siituin Nrrlv I iicv Smididi ! Sammy Cowden, Cathy lleimann, Patrice Mosly, Susan Nrely, Lucy Sandidce. 74 ri, 7. Reporter Karen Keader and Se relar Ju- dy Jones raise the flaK, one of the n-(niJar services rendered by the (jouncU. Cindy Hubbs and Janice Stayton sell Tivy Antler window decals to passers buy The officers of the 1%8-1%9 Student Council an- President Jody Rhoden, Secretary Judy Jones, Vice-President, Jack Vest, Treasurer, Julie Nelson. (Jn Veterans ' Dav the Student Counci l had a.ccremony to honoT the flag. 75 National Honor Society N.H.S. members are selected on the basis of their p-ade-point averages. They undergo a strenuous initiation and gi ' e a successful alentine ' s assembly. Members are; Bacon, Beaver, Billnitzer, Bowman. Brown, Cole, Dozier. Durnn, Flenniken. Glenn. Graham. Henderson. Hertel, Jones. Kessler. Kliiisn-mann, Knox, Lawrence. Littlefield. Ii-onard, Morris. Mosty, Nelson. Packer. Poomian, Rhoden. Smith. Thomas. Thompson, Trejo, Vest, Welch, Wideman, Woemer Nancy Flenniken, new N. H. S. member. sutlVrs through a mess and briiifi initiation (Hlicrr are: Julie NcLson, trcaiwrcr; Sharon Bowman. .s«-crrtar -; Sii aiinr lhoma.s I ' rrMilrnl Mi .innr Ihom.i.- |ir.ik jl j m h.xj prr.Mdrnt; Nolan Hcrlcl, vicc-pruudcnt:GcorKia Alice Bacon, rrportrr. i-iM-MihU 76 Sponsor Don HedycpelJi entertains N.H.S. with his usual antics. Deserving students are tapped for N.H.S. by senior members in a special assembly. Members gather to discuss tlieir armual Valentine assembly. Senior Class members comprise a majority of the N.H.S. membership. 77 Key Club Key Club, sponsored by Kiwanis Club, is a service organization with a limited membership. In the sum- mer, members raised money with a pie-in-the-faee booth at the Kiwanis Carnival. Key Club sponsors Little League Basketball, gives a leader- ship reception for Tivy students, and produces a varietv show at the Municipal Auditorium. Members are: Charles Baskui, David Bemhard, Robert Blake, David Bradeii, Mickey Cooper, Javier Cortez. Joe Cul- pepper, Grady Glenn, Morris Graliam, Nolan Hertel, Lee Jennings, Bill Kinge- mann, Steve Knox, Richard band, Jim- my Locke, Greg Masters, Richard Mosty, Kelly Muck, Wayne Newman, Jon Niel- sen, Randy Packer, Cee Parker, Max Reinback. Jody Rhoden, Paul Scott, Ronnie Sprott, (ieorge Stacy, Jack Vest, Fred West, Bill Welch, Gary Whelan, Steve Wideman, Wayne Wideman. Thin in (Jrnc Hall ' it fourth year sponjtor of Key Club. 78 faculty As pn-sidcnl. wnior Roiwiir . prolt lirjd. all mrrtiiiK . ivacious Drbbs Wrlili i hniiorrd Kr Club Swrrllicarl. Key Club ' s first Monday iiight meeting was devoted to planning the year ' s activities. Javier Cortez during the pie Carnival. gives Lee Jenrungs a lift Officers are Bill Klingemann, secretary; Lee Jennings, vice-president; Ronnie Sprott, ordeal at the Kiwanis Club president; Wayne Wideman, treasurer. Weed-pullers Ronnie Sprott, Robert Blake, Charles Baskin and Greg Masters tidy Tivy Basketball is a popular activity after meetir gs. Mountain as one of Key Club ' s volunteer work projects. i Interact Club Interact Club is sponsored by the Kotar Club of Kerrville. This year, to gain new members, the old mem- bers held a membership round-up at Kamp Kickapoo in September. The club sponsored a car in the Home- coming parade in which Sweetheart Kris Norwood rode. Interact spon- sors the bonfire each year and this year sold Zip Code books to raise money. During the summer Interact is in charge of the concession stand at the Little League baseball games. -iW Mr. Obed Cory ' is sponsor of the Interact Craijj M Cart served tlic club as President for Club. 1968-1969. Officer, of Interact for 19( H 19(i9 are Crai McCartN . president. I em .Ncotl. mi vice-president; Mark Mosly, first vice-pre.sident, Itjejuird Mitcliell, seerrlarv. 80 IlileracI elected Kns for 1 ' toll 1 • ( ' • Interact members make plans to biiUd the homecomuig bonfire. Jeff hrazar passes out zip code bookii to be sold as a fund-raising project. John Culpepper, Klack Young, and John Turner arc shown running the concession stand at the Little League Ball Park this last summer. 81 Every Day Is A Holiday With The Antler Staff Sharon Heiniann, Diane Boutin, Diane Maim, and Becky Dozicr look wilted after a long day at Hemisfair. Editor Linda Lehmann gets a taste of Hemisfair. Although the ANTLER Staff is busy working on the yearbook, they also find time to attend a workshop at Trinity University, Hemis- fair, and the publish- ing company in Wolfe City. Atop tlie Zuider Zee windmill are staff members Raymond Lynch, Judy Jones, Di- ane Boutin, Sharon Hei- mann, Linda Lehmann, Diane Mann, Sponsor Eugenia Archer, Becky Dozier, and contribut- ing photographer-Keith Land. Not pictured Heather Sutherland. To the left we find tlie AM IKK Staff riprtMiiUiig tlic holidays. Starting at the bottom are HALLOWEEN, Sharon Heimami; THANKSfJlVlNG, Becky Dozier; CHRISTMAS, Raymond Lynch; NEW YEAR, Heatlier Sutherland; VALENTINE, Judy Jones; SAINT PATRICK ' S DAY, Diane Maiui; FIRST DAY OF SPRING, Eugenia Archer; EASTER, Diane Boutin; and 4TH OF JULY, Luida Lehmann. 83 Editor Joe Mann and Manai ini; Kdilor Kogcr SiiiiUi srr r a llir editorial team. Kciliin ' Kihtor Uiaiic I roiKinl and Sporl.- Ktlilor Pmid Minor arc 84 Tatler Staff Shows Huge Profits The 1969 TATLER Staff Editor Joe Mann Coiitributinf; Editor Roger Smith Feature Editor Diane Leonard Sports Editor David Minor Advertising Sharon Van Gorder George Hammond Photograpli ers Mickey Cooper Greg Forest Kelly Muck Sponsor Everrett SuHivan H (k ' oiTic llaiiimond jiul Sharon an (;ordor at work on ad layout-;. Sponsor Kvemtt SuUivaJi acts as advisor, sponsor and consultant. 85 Antler ettes The Atitlereltes started in the sum- mer praeticiiig for the coming year. Many Antlerettes attended S.M.U. Camp where they learned new drill afid pom-pom routines, hand- motions, and tumbling stunts. For th. ' I )()H-1969 season they choose Duke lams their sweetheart. The Antlerettes raised funds by their annual candy sale, and sold conces- sions at the basketball games: yet their main concern— the one that realiv counted— was giving school spirit a boost at all athletic events aiul pep-railys. In doing lliis job they performed at football and basketball half-limes and veiled their hearts out the rest of the time. i The iitlt ' rett( ' . practRf loii anil liard liuur- prcpariiif; tor the half-time shows -JKfi ' ' A ' 1 ■ ' 7, i ' l-i T a l B.. ..fi hm H Thr , nt]) ' jy|lrs art- (firjil row) Trevino, Haii Aiiom L Moiiruv. .S., kolt, Castcrcno. Malorhlcb. I ' owrll. Kaymcr: (scrond row) Thomas. S., Cllntiver6 Korrnl, KciilcL Moiiroy. K., Shaw.milI]rX Wooloii; (thin) row) llauiiiaii. Coihraiic, Itatli-N . KaiiflioM. lohn.-ioii. loorr. Htrthr. ProrlrTOourth row) .Srhrirtoii, Chri-sllry. 1 hit osTirTTwi, iitu llopkiiu . N -ol . KinsJit. Maniuiiu. (Htlh ro« IhuiIiii, I ' mr. W siK-r. Itciuirll. KIcniiikcn, Ixriuiiann, Moslv. I.., Mostv. l ' .;(.sixUi rowj. milh. C. Kvaiis. I)r l.a t:ni . Simlli. C. i l. hlihell. iioll. nu mi .- m. 86 Marianne lljinnionii and Man- It is a typical siglit to see Antlerettes such as Linda Evans, Betty Berthc, and Kay Bennett serves tlie Antler- bess Lehmann practice one of Mary Hopkins gather in front of the mirror before a pep rally. ettes as both their President the Antlerettes ' tumbling and Captain of tlie Golden stunts. Girls. ly- V- J. The Antlerettes arc (first row) Nichols, Thomas, P., Milcliell, Brchmer, Griffin, Hunt, McCutcheon; (second row) Weinheimer, Kodriguez, Castillo, II., . yala, Crawford, .N., Bowman, Bacon; (third row) Tucker, Lochte, Crawford, L., Mosty, Trompler, Casey, Wilcox; (fourtli row) Aten, Culwell, Lester, Webb, Straubc. Ileijnaiui, Pollard; (fiflli row) Henderson. Ehler, Callcott, Gutlirie, Nelson, Currier, Presslcr; (sixth row) Watts, Hall, Kaifer, Lacky. 87 Tilt! Tivy cheerleaders are the spirit boosters of the seliobl, be it foot- ball, basketball, track, or baseball. They lead the student body in yells and chants, perform pom pom rou- tines at football and basketball half-times, lead downtown parades, do skits at pep rallys, make signs and decorate goal posts. They jump at the delight of victory and weep at the sign of defeat. They are the pulse of spirit, they are part of the Tivv Fight Never Dies. Cheerleaders a. PLl ' ixm-CM t f n Ihi- ( lucrleaders lead the student body ill yells supporting tlie Antler Team. IIr iJiiirli .idir.s .ukI student bt (l sitif; the Alma Mater at the One of the hi ;li-l ;lil,- i.l ilnirli ddmt: is leading the boys on to tlic elosc of tlie first pep rally in llic new jryiii. football field. Julie NeLson and Jud Jones were eho.sen ro hcad The tin rrlradirs .illendeil . .M.t . (:iieerle.idiit i;amp wlu-n- tliex IcinMil pom-pom cheerleaders eaiJi having been elected cheerleader routines lundiling stunts chanl.s and yell.s her sophomore year. 88 One of tlie tlirills of clicerleadiiif!; is riding the firctruek in llie dowii-town pep rally. Shown above are tlie 1968-69 eheerleaders and tlie second alternate. Tricia yw nn, upper right. Susan Nelson not pictured was elected I ' irst alternate for the season. Lisa Masters Georgia (Jriflitli Sponsor — p T — II — T ' T-)i — r ' t I i ' The (Joldcn Girk for 1968-1969 are (first rcu  1 1, .in. ,bb. yala. i.ilhult ] uu. lo l .-.. Gutlirie; (second row) Kaufhold. Bennett. Price. Gw mi, K.hler. Wagner, Mosty L.. Keidel. The Golden Girls perform prerUion drills and dance routines during football haif-tijne. The Antlenlle officers for l '  6)l.l K(9 are (first row) [ ' resident Ka 11. iim I. i. i li.i i .. lc n lu. .iri.l M.ie Moon  .r. t ,. ,.i ilu President Iricia (Jwyim, S -cretar -l reasiirer Anita Kaufliold, .Sophomore . rrjjeanl Su.vtn iimli xllirs in Itie nllcnlto annual lan.K v,il - Nelson, (.second row) .Vnior .SernciUit Olivia irevino. Junior Serjjeant .Nancy Kleniiiken. Keporter Dcbby Webb, h ' re.siunaii Sergeant Galliy lleiniann. 90 Tivy Band The Ori iinal Prick of tli - Hill Country is the nicknaiiu- of tin- Ti T Band. It lias long been called this for its superior half-time performances and fine concert sound. Band Days in Austin was one of the manv competitive events of this organization. While in Austin, the members participated in a marchin}; contest and sta cd for the Longhorn game. Members trvout on an individual basis by competing for chairs in district band. Winners may go on to regional, area or even state. Those who placed first chairs in regional trvouls were: Steve Morriss, Jay Brown, Max Reinbach. Rick Leas, Gar ' Wheland, E)ee Lusk. and Liz Price. Others who qualified were Debbie Humphries, Mary Ivey, Carol Smith, Diane Mann, Teresa Patterson, Vannette Poorman, Susan Guess, Roberta Real, Becky Priour, Chris Jarvis, and Charles Durrin. The Antler Band had an active year in competing for Sweepstakes, putting on a Christmas concert, and preparing l( r a Spring Concert. The rousing music of an Antler pep rally displays the feeling of the Band. . . Tiw Fight Never Dies. Charies Doiron, director, has produced a fine baud. Band otti(rr an- (seated) Debbie Humphries, librarian; Denise l,e Meilh-ur, hbrariaii. Vaiuiett I ' oonnau, se retar ; (standing) Dee Lusk, quarfemiastcr; Gary Whclan, treasurer; ( ri.- JarvLs. quartenuaiter: Steve Morriss. president; John Mann, quartermaster; Riek Leas, vice president; tommy .Srheible, quartemiaster; Cee Parker, reporter. As.sislanl director (Charles Wood {jives indivi- dual instruction and is ui chiirge of the mu- s library. 91 Band Receives r - X- r  — I ( (lirsl To s) ssLstaiit Hircitor Charles Wood, J. Urowii. Uariv. Crrrnr. A (lucss, llcimaiin. Director tJiarlo Doiroii. Principal Ccne llUnton. (sec SaiKlidfic. I b licr. llani|i|oii. K. I ' oonnan, llolekoinp. Ila es. Smith. 1. Iv lUrker, illaniioj. lioacli. Ile laiul. liiH%ortli. I ' o clL IW. I ' niHir. Sc l.ope . |{o«lin, Weill). W. ItroiMi, .scolt. liarloiu ILiiillcr. I ' ari rr, Kea.Mier, Noble, hliler. |{. I.ca.s, Jar Ls. .Clayton. KicJiersoii. lUirtrlt. S, Ix-as, tlrjv, Maxwell. Wlielaii. dttmriv Howeli. Dickey. Morton, Ketser. Kclch, Lynch 92 New Uniforms nderson, Blume. J . Mann, Pickciis, Recs, Price, CoUazo, Saunders, P. ond row) Hurt, Poomian, V. Poorman. Rotge, Voelkel, Bowman, ey, Humphries; (third row) (;. Lochte, S. Cuess, Morriss, Real, Hubbs, tilieter, Hayes, Le Saut; (fourth row) Kneese, Bacon, C. Ivey, Smith, Williams, D. Mann. Le Meilleur; (fifth row) Seidel, Reinbach, Broylea, Mosty, Reed, Lusk, Strohacker; (sixth row) Lidiak, S. Lochte, Durrin, Maxson, Chipman, Monroe, Craft. 93 i  t iij The Band members discuss their perfomiance just completed at the Tiv -Samuel Clemens half-time. Ihe Slaye Hand pratlicts duhiij; cla section m order to inipro e il, mu.-u Since his sopiiomurf ear }a Brown hxs (x-en Ihr drum ni jor at Ti - . 94 Charles Diirrin perfomied well as assist- ant drum major for llie Band. The Ti y Stage Band perfomis for assemblies and other functions. The Band Tuiriers for 1968-1969 are Connie Clark, Barbara Greene, Richla Saunders, head-twirler; Pam Guess, and Sharon Heimann. The Tiv Band participates in tlic traditional downtown pep-rally. Richla Saunders, a three year twirler, is this years head-twirler. 95 Art Clul) iiuTiiln-rs txiliil paintings and art works at the Inn of the Hills. Cluh members sell glassware as money-making projeet. Tliey de- signed a new arch tor the class Favorites presentation at tiie Christ- mas formal and helped with the decoration and art work lor the I unior-Senior Prom. Art Club •• ' h. — .-■ ; 4 Art Qiib officers Lorenc ChLsum and Jeaiiette Martui select paintings for exibilion. 4 r, air J -j fj •V: ' A Jcanctte Martin, l.orcnc Chisuni, Kay Merritt. Katliy Davi . a d Gladys Wrijiht work diligently on an assigned project. I ' cggy Walinmnid fills the position as Art tiacJicr and Art (Hub sponsor. She en- courages prospective bcguincrs and helps lli - advanced students to perfect their tccluiiqucs. •Aharon llca.lk.- .mmI |.. nii ll.iM.ock -rk ,.m .1. , .M.p.igc pr..jc.l 96 Art Qub officers are Jeaiiette Martiii, reporter, Anita Kaufliold, president; Carolyn Ehler, President Anita Kaufliold presi des at a secretary-treasurer; Gaylynn Brehmer, vice-president; and Lorene Chisum, exibit chairman, iiceting. Art dub members Charmanine Beasley, Anita Kaufliokl, Uianc Boutin, Mrs. Wahmiund, Kathy Davis, Diane Leonard, Lorene Chism, and Kathy Thompson discuss plans for the new arch to be built for the Christmas formal. 97 Choi ir The C ' oncert Choir develops niiisieal tal- ents in Tivy students. Students enjoy the CJioir ' s performance at scliool cliapels and ass(!mblies. Choir members compete in regional and state tryouts in Uvalde. During tlie Christmas holidays the choir sings for churches and also preforms in a concert with the Band. One of their most popular projects is the Dating Game held in the Spring. Members gather around tlic piano to praclicc tlieir songs. Officers for the niLxrd clioir are (.Standing) Hctliy llan.son, treasurer; Jon Keynold.s robe attendant; Cheryl Mooncy and Marsha Cnithirds, hbrarians; (Seated) lirownie West, president; Terry Hawkins, secretary ; and Peggy Kcinholt, vice-president. Mixed choir prepares for concert. . 98 Members of the girls choir arc (I run I r(i 1 Cunninglkmi, I;.. . i row) Fanning. Kee.sc, .Sailer. (iUi-s. Lackey. Kcilli.r, (lliinl Washburn, Dimcry, Kol)bin , Terry. r 9 J . l.i .Smith. W.ilson. (lumlMTl. Il.i nic. liurii.tx I I ruler. Cinlcr. Itiisli. (Ilon.i l!i ' nx n. Cucii lie fcte£§f}jij I, (It to rit;iit art (front row) Sentesi. Smith, Tidji ll, C. Mooiicy. S. Mooiicy. W illiains. March. Ihorn. Meeks. Kabom, West. Hanson, A. Sikes, E. Mack, Anstcad. Freeman, M. Mooney, C. ' W ' hitaker, Hernandez, Davis; (second row) Reinholt. Meadows, Ameck, Pearson, Keene, St. Mary, Hawkins, Bishop, Wallis, Cruthirds, Ross, Ficker, R. Sikes, G. Whitaker, Simmons; (third row) Cole, Hicks, Harden, Beach, Gray, Coutant, Ingram, Oane, M. Mack, Gragg, Allen, Keese, Reynolds, Chalk, Real. Shackelford. Officers for tlic girls choir ,iri luil-. niilh Mcrctary; Laura Wa shhiim trea,-j ijcr; Linda Fanning, vice-president; and Kann Rogers, president. U(■si l • being an able director. Bill Morris finds lime to compose music. 99 Drama And U.I.L. Club Last yrar llic Druiiui and I IL clubs tonviTpMl as oiR ' in order to stri ' ni;tlicn tlieir causf. It did i a(:tly that in both departments, the Drama Club and the University Interscholastic Leajjue- The Drama and I ' ll, (ilub held a successful Third Ainiual Speech Tournament on Feliruar) 8. Atlendini: the tournament were all the surround- ing towns which competed in dramatic reading;, cxt ' mporaneous speaking, after-dinner speaking, and poetn interpretation. The club aUo sent many of their members to other schools to coiiipctc in such events. 1968-1969 officers are Charles Durrin, treasurer; Judy Jo nes, president; Suzaiuie Thomas, vice-president; Linda Trcjo, .secretary; Mrs. Rachel Luna, sponsor. I ' ll.- . ■ ' ■ ' III. iiilH ' r. an- Joiic. S. Tn;jo, L. Trcjo, C Raymcr. Mrs. Luna. Khlcr, . Ilcun.inn .1 NcUin. .- . rhonia.-s Vlford, Rral, I ' lmniiaii, Vrnt, Maiiriin . Illuinr. tlionip uii, U-liiiiauii, 1. Tlioiiixs C. Ilciniaiin. Hrfhmcr. Mien. I ' nour. rollanl. Ilawkiii.s Kiiidioll, .Slarkey, .S,|ublc, (i. Uayimr, I ' . Moslv, Jolui« ii, Monroe. L. Mosttv. 100 Mrs. Luna spends much time in rehearsing her Members meet m the faU to discuss plans for Uie Tivy speech tournament held in February, actor for a play. Members of the ca.st of PRIDE AND PREJUDICE arc Trompler, Hunt, Ehler, Thomas, Blume, Brcluner, liolekamp, Priour.Cliristley, Mosty, Poorman, Monroe, Simmons, West, Smith, Maxwell. 101 Spanish Club El Nopal, Tivy ' s Spanish Club, plans an annual trip to Mexico for liigii-poinl members. Spanish Week and Spanish Day also highlight an active year for the club. Members are Miller, Mann, Thomas. Lawrence, S. Monroy, Lozano, B. Monroy, D. Bacon, A. Bowman, Cortez, S. Bowman, Culpepper, Davis, Garces, L. Garza, I. Garza, Glenn, Jones, Klingemann, Knox, Lewis. Lopez, Nichols, Parker, Rees. Reinbach, Reyes, Saunders, Trejo. Wideman, 0. Trevino. Price, West. | ynlfmn-llTi yry o. Woll- miie|ler Crittenden, Bemhard, Reid. Ontiveros, Davila. J. Trevino, Ortega, V ' illa- nueva, Gonzales, Ross, Ehler, Caulkins. Alford, Crawford, St. Mary, Co. Smith, Stayton, Mosty, J. Mann, S. Trejo, CI. Smith, Marrs, Lehmann, Patterson, P ' lores, Jennings, Flenniken, Valdez, Christley, H. Baron, J. Baron, T. Ayala, and A. Ayala. Each year new members must go through dreaded initiation. Spanl ll (!luli i.-, proud I (irnirr front). )anny Lozaiio, President, presides over Officers this year are (standing) Jean Wolfmueller, co-liistoriaii; Danny Lozano, president; Steve he meeting. Knox, vice-president; Wayne Wideman, sergeant at anns; tn|.n_Wnh ' mneller. reporter; (kneeling Sharon Bowman, secretary; Suzaime Thomas, treasurer; Georgia Alice Bacon, co-historian. Diane Mann (upper riglit) receives blessings of peace from an unknown source. Members chose Debbie Rees and Damiy Lozano as club sweethearts. 103 French Club French Club plans liip to San Antonio for Frencfi play [n ' rlorni- ancc and plans lo parlicipatc in the state French Club niciet held in the spring. A party is planned lor the school year. Members are Bailey, Bennett, Billnitzer, ' ' Dozier, Fisher, Kaufhold, Klein, Little- field, Moore, Remholt, Romero, and Welch. }) ' ,w Fren li ( lub rcciivi-s honorable mention tor its Homecoming float. Officers axe (from left) Peggy Reinholt, secretary; . nita Kauftiold, treasairer; Roger Sinitli, vice-president; Connie Welch, president, and Kay Bemictt, reporter. Kick Wood, new French teacher, takes over dutirs as spoiu or. tmJ Ot m i Mi ' MilH-rK diw-UHii chib business. llonnir Welch. pn sidrnl. prrsMlc- iurr mrrtinfc Sing Out Kerrville Sing Out Kerrville is a part of the Up Willi People, a world renown group that promotes a highly idealis- tie way of life. lers are G. Forest, F. Forest, D. Steiiiruck, N. Steinnick, Wagiier, B. Ross, S. Ross, Glenn, Dozier, Humphries, Heiii, Anderson, Howell, Bhinie, i . Crawford. Heyland, Patterson, Moore, Adniire, John- son, Stoepel, Fanning, Baunian, Jarvis, V. St. Mar ' , Baldwin. Cochrane, Salter, McEl- roy, Bicknell, PeseheU, Roacli, Pressler, Gamble, F.dwards, J. Reynier, Bums, Carlton, Rlioden and Brown. Members practice in chorus rooni verv Sunday. The group takes part in a Mooney Convention. A show was given for the District Library meeting. An assembly was given by the National cast strike force. A delegation leaves for the world convention in New Rochelle, New York. 105 Junior Engineering Technical Society J.E.T.S. is aiincii at those students interested in science and engi- neering. Many meetings bring in outside guests involved in the field of science. Students attend annual regional meeting at A M and apply for scholarsliips. They also work on the Science Fair. Members are Brown. Clawson, Culpep- per, Durrin, Drymala, C. Grahm, M. Grahm, Harlow, Hertel, Knox, K. Land, R. Land. Morriss, Mosty, Rhoden. Scott, SproH. The Jr. Fnganeering Technical Socict proudly displays its seal. IK !■ KK H o ' ■ Ml J r rTTElLix ' 2r ' . l . ifip . gl 106 Membem dcKi ' mlo Ihr iiiNslcrirs ol rii);iiircriii|:. .1 . I . nH-iitl rr U.-(rM jitriibtrh tu j )(ik ' I .-(M-jkrr. JETS meetJii;;- .ilw.u - ilraw a majority of its ' members. Officers are: Jay Brown, secretary; Nolan Hertel, first vice-president; Paul Scott, second vice-president; Kay Harlow, treasurer; and Steven Morris, president. JETS meet to discuss Science Fair. President Steven Morriss presides at meetings. 107 Distributive Education Club of America The Distributive Education Club of America offers the opportunity for students to gain experience and training for file future. DJi.C A. members sell booster ribbons as a fund-raising project during football season. During homecoming week, D.E.C.A. members select a sweet- heart and enter a car in the parade. Each month a diligent D.E.C.A. member is selected D£. Student of tlie Month by sponsor Bradley Gardner. Bradley Gardner is tlie spon.sor of D.E.C.A. Carolyn Hartsfield is tlie Sweetheart of D.E.C.A. ■ c % « 1 a « ' V 5 f ' ' f f - ...; ' 1 1 %t 1 - Z l F «e -mm.j:mm 1 llie D.K.CJ.A. Offiecrs are: (firs! row) Marilyn ll;irt.sfiel l, liL- luriaii: MaTKiia looiie , IKirlianienlariaii; Peutty NeLion. IreaMin-r; IrL San.soni, werflar ;(.H« ' eoiiil row) Dan KainiirN, rei)( r1er; WaviM- ClawMiti. pn-siilenl; Itii.ssell Itittinian. pholo r.iplier. KIK D.E.li.A. ineinlK-r . ' lr[)lirn Maurer .■ IL- ii lull ril)lM)n for fiinilTaLsuv! projrrl. D.E.C.A. members listen to guest speaker during one of their class section meetings. 4i ' Marylyn Hartsfleld displays merchandise to a customer at La Femme. Hal Morriss sacks groceries at Quinlan Food Store. Erma Gar .a is employed at tlie Main Book Store. David Benson fulfills important tasks at Gibsons Discount. 109 Vocational Industrial Club Members of the Vocational Iniliislria l Club of America learn occupational skills as well as fulfilling duties of students. They are Burns, Tomlinson, Brandt, Driess, Lynn, Bales, G. Reiehenau, L. Reichenau, Basse, Flores, McBroom, Manny, Olson, Powell, Russell, Shackleford, Shubert, Thorp, Turner, Admire, Bird, Clark, Cory, DeLaRosa, Kifer, Green, Johnson, Miller, Peschel, Pfeuffer, Rodriquez, Whitaker, Wright, and King. Officers are (standing) Gary Reichenau, sergeant-at-arms; Dan Tonilinsun. vice-president; Michael Bums, president; (seated) Kimberly Lynn, reporter: Carol Brandt, secretary ; Sandy Driess, treasurer. Russell Powell attends to job at Compton ' s. Sandy Driess is an assistant medical Icciiiiican at Peterson Hospital. (Jiariis lunicr works at tlic Mountain Sun. K.iri II KiisM II .iii.K .irol lnt.ikrr .i ' «.i l .il IliUto,. Library Club LiLran Club holds its initiation in November, gives a Christmas party, and attends its State Convention in Houston. Members are: Ayala, Bennett. Burks, Caulkins. Cunningham, Doss. Eagle- barger. Edens, Gage. Glenn, Hamilton, Ingram, Lawrence, McCarty, Noble. J. Reynier. M. Reynier, Schmidt, (j. Valdez. I. Valdez. Officers are: president. Betty Lawrence; vice-president. Brenda Glenn; secr ' lar . Teres. Ayala; treasurer. Craig McCarty; reporter, Pat Schmidt. Ilnrida Glenn and Martiia Valdez n-.-Jielve l.irN Ulrn It.M.i. r J h 1,1 I ' ll -.hnii.ll .1.. .T.l. Vicki Doss writes out receipts as Sherry Edens aiid Bette Lawreiue check out books. Ml - .m Sponsors are Mrs. Mary Garden aiid Miss Kay Checks. i : Y H Sharon Cunningham and Delores Hamilton slraishtcn magazines while I.arry Noble and Stuart Caulkins file cards. KU Brenda (Jlenn and Cloria Valdez fdl out library card.s. 113 Future Business Leaders of America F.B.L.A. members attend the district convention in November where Susan Pressler campaigned for district treas- urer. To raise money this year, the club sold decoupage waste baskets. Members are: Arnecke, Barton, Bates, Daisy Boutin, Diane Boutin, L. Bowman, S. Bowman, Brothers, Carter, Chisum, Chipman, Crider, Cochrane, Clark, Cowden, Crawford, Cruthirds, Covington, Currier, Fredriths, Evans, Garza. Gwymi, Gregg, Groff, Harts- field, Howell, Howard, Holirnon, Humphries, Heiniann, Jennings, Keidel. Lee, Leonard, Lickaby, Luckemeyer, Lynn, Marrs, Martin, Maurer, Mitchell, B. Monroy, S. Monro . Mosty, Ontiveros, Patterson, Pollard, Ross. Sandidge, Soto, Stoepel, Thompson, Trevino, Vickery, Wagner, West, Williams. Committee members Coimie Clark, Kathy Thompson, and Diane Leonard work on campaign posters for Susan Presslar ' s campaign for district treasurer. President Ka (.ole priMdc- omt 1 uesday night meeting,-. F.B.L.A. officers for 19( HI ' )(i9 are: Susyiii Pn ' .s.slcr, treasurer; Su ' Sehwrthrl m. vice pr dent; Linda F.vans, reporter; Virginia Howard, seenMary ; Kay ( olr. president. 1 14 K.illn I hiHnpsoi (lirough .Unuan . li a lli.-Int I In . Club members discuss money making projects and conventions at bi-weekly meetings. Ililbfrt Spencer gives advice on business Mrs. Phyllis Smith, F.H.L.A. sponsor. Coach Ward accepts a bribe from annony- jpportiinilics. This is his first year at Tivy. teaches typing II, shorthand, and clerical mous arm. This is his second year as K.B.I. .A. practice. .sponsor. 115 Future Farmers of America Future Farmers hold a junior rodeo each spring. They plan a ver) rough initiation for the new members. Many F. F. A. members have won high honors at various stockshows throughout Texas They participate and help manage the local stockshow. They also sell calendars and magazine subscriptions as money making projects. Two district officers were elected from the Kerrville F.F.A. chapter. They are Lainar Jenschke, district president, and BUI Cantwell, district sentinel. K.F.A. officerK are: Bill Cantwell. MWitiiicl. Itud Kawcell. reporter. I ainar Jriwlikr. pmadcnt; Dicky (irona, treasurer; Jimmy Locke, vice-president; and Ooiuiie Miller, sw.rctary. 1 16 Sponxir lUmr Ward help.- tlir nirnibrr with tliiir lui I.Hk.. Ronnie Miller feeds his steers spci iall pniiircd j;r.iiii for their health. John Cantweli trains his sheep to stand in the correct position. The new K.F.A. sponsor i.s Richard .Smidi. He helps the Imys with their projects. Mark LeMeilleur washes his steer to prepare it for future stock shows. 117 Future Homemakers Of America F.H.A. pn ' pares i;rirls lor service in the home and eommuniW. Members enter- tain state hospital patients with Christ- mas carols, journey to area and state conventions, visit a San Antonio stock show, and sell cook books to raise funds. One of the highlights of F.H.A. Week is a mother-daughter tea and style show. Members are; Alberthal, Bartelt, Borkowski, Bowman, Casey, Claude, Cochrane, Cunning- ham, Crawford, C. Cruthirds, M. Cruthirds, Douglas, Ester, Flicker, Flores, J. Graham, R. Graham, Greene, Hopkins, Jennings, Langley, K. Luckermeyer, M. Luckenneyer, McElroy, Monroy, Mooney, Moore, Mumm, Ramos, Richardson, Rios, Roberts, Rogers, B. Ross, S. Ross, Schwethelm, Shaw, Slauter, Soto, Tidwell, Trompler. Watts, Weinheimer, Williams, Wooton. Future llonieuiaken- huiiured L.arr l)el- gadillo with the title F.H.A. Sweetheart. F.H.A. officers are: (sealed) Candy Crutliirds. parliamentarian; Sue Schwethelm, president; Bets Ko.ss, first vice-pnvsjdeiit; (standing) Jane (Jraliam, third vice-president; Nancy Oawford. hLslorian; Rcanna liraliain, M-cn-tar ; Mary Soto, second vice-president; Barbara (Jrecn, fiflli vice-president; Naiic-y BaumajiM, treasurer. Not present is Sylvia Shaw, fourtli viiepri ' sldenl. InteiLse concentration precedes all F.H.A. decisions. ■s _ Reaiuia (Jrahaiii. i.vm ii Kolnrts, and Gabriel Borokowski pn-pare cookies and punch for tlic F.H.A. mrl . Ha[ p lares and upraised hands greet each request of President Schwethelm and Mrs. Clendennen. Members enjoy the fruits of their labor at each meeting ' s refreshment time. New member, recite the K.H.A. pledac at their formal candlelight initiation ceremony. F.H.A. sponsors are Mrs. Joyce Clendennen, Mrs. Alice Baker, and Mrs. Charlotte Smithson. Future Teachers Of America F.TA. sponsors a tutoring project to help elementary students, helps with the P.T.A. membership drive, builds a schol- arship fund, sells calendars, and attends the district and state conventions. Members are; Adams. Aldridge, Alford, D. Bacon, G. Bacon, Bailey, Barton, Bennett. Bemhard. Blanton, Blake, Boutin, N. Bow- man, S. Bowman, Brchmer, Brown, Caiilkins, Cole, Collins, J. Cortez, S. Cortez, L. Craw- ford, N. Crawford, Cmthirds, Davis. Dean Dolezal, Doss. C. Ehler. D. Eliler, Evans. Ficker, Flenniken, Fiiege. Griffin, Gwen, Hall, Hampton, Harlow. Hawkins, Hayes, C. Hei- mann, S. Heimaini. HoUimon, Howard, Hurst, Hurt, John.son. Jones. Land. L. Lehmann, I. Lehmann, D. l.eMcillcur, j. LeMeilleur, VI. LeMeilleur, Leonard, Lewis, Linaek, Little- field, Lochte. Locke, Mann, Marrs, G. Mas- ters, L. Masters, Maxwe.U, Meadows, Merrill C. Miller, D. Miller, R. Miller, Mom-oy, Moon ey, Morriss, Lee Mosty, Liesse Mosty, R. Mostv. Murrav, Nelson, Parker, Patterson, Powell, Price. Pollard, Reed, Ross. Sandidge, Scheirlon, Schwethelm, Seidel, Shaw, Smith, Soto, Speakmon, Sprott, Stayton, P. Thomas, S. Thomas, B. Thompson, K. Thompson. Trejo, D. oelkel, L. Voelkel. Vest. Wagner, Watts, Webl). Woerner. Jean Wolfnuieller, J_oaiiJLalIum£Jki: Sue Schwethelm won second place in the Miss F.T.A. contest at the district con- vention in New Braunfels. Roger Smith won the bde of Distriit Mr. F.T.A President Nancy Flenniken dLstnUites ealend.irs to Diaiii ' Boutin .uid lolin lli lliinoii x- part of a fund-raiiiinK project. 120 F.T.A. !pon.«ors rt lr . M.tr Ljn l  cr- aiid lr . Marviurt W chstcr. i V H ' Slj- iJBBT officers of K.T.A. arc; (seated) Nancy Klenniken, president; Debbie Webb, paHiamen- H H Hi tfH IC ff - tarian; Kathy Thompson, historian; [nan Wnlfmnellcr gecn-iary; Jean Wolfmueller, historian; Kay Cole, treasurer; (standingjijiimny Locke and Mark l-eMeiUeur, scrgeants-at- Nancy Klenniken served an active term as the arms. Not pictured is Lee Mosty, vice-president, club ' s president. 121 Texas Association For Careers In Health T.A.C.H. elects officers, assists Bloodmobile, and fulfills Candy- striping duties at Sid Peterson Hospital. Members include: Bauman, Berthe, Cochrane, Goff, Hartsfield, Hender- son, Heyland, Hilbum. Johnson. Hones. Moore. Straube. West, and Lois Currier. Officers are: President Susie West, Vice-President Nancy Jones, and Secretary Jan Henderson. Mcmlxr- Kalhy (ioff. Dorolln H l. nd. Marlcnc PUmIi, Mai- K or. . Jackie UarbilMld. lt ll lirrtli.-, and I .uuiii- John.M n met to rlrcl Hwcethrartii in the falL 122 Jane Cochrane maintains a cheerful attiUide. Sponsor. Mrs. Ahrens is aluays ready to help out inexperienced member Kathv Golf. Candy-striper Dorthoy Heyland fulfills duties in emergency room. liclty Herthc helps out by feeding patients. Making beds is a daily task for Dorothy Heyland. j Girls Sports Association G.S.A. members participate in folk dancing and archery. Standard bad- minton and volleyball activities en- courage sport participation. The new track provides new opportuni- ties for girls ' track events. G.S.A. members take an active part in all G..S.A. sports. Georgia Griffith, G.S.A. sponsor, goes over some intramural tournaments with Olivia i ' revino, president, and Susan Pressler, treasurer. 6 '  f fV o (;.S.. . MH•nllKT. an-: (fu• l row) 1. Ihomaj, JohiLsoii. ( hilivcr tn-vino. all . S 1iiim) . (vmiiil ro - liii. I anir , i.iU- Mi.l.lk l. ii I ' pplin)-. Currier, Callrott. Shaw. Maloclik ' b. l.ochte. (IwiTiTrTTTiird row) llainiiioiid. Gnlim. loon-. lii-rlhr. ll ndorM)n. S. Ihiinia , Itjron llowman, Wilcox, Kcynur. Wchh, (fourtii row) Cx-itdlo. Weinlu-ynicr. It. loiiro , Duno-Ji, Straulx-. Maiuiini;. N. C.rawforxi. Ihinl. Ironipcr, Italley. Ilauinan. Hennrtt, (fifth row) ( ia-ilriim. Connie Smith, Koll, llopkin. . I ' nif. Hall. Mi-Culhiliiiis. NiclioLs, Mosly. Hrinunn. Urnmkrn CajKN, Cochrane, Kauflud t, (.sixth row) Del.aCruz. Khler, Cliristiy, llrrhnrer, Claudia Smith, luckrr. Kcsslrr, Nrclrx . I., Crawfonl. ttooirn I ' ollard, I ' re.siJcr, Kvann, Ploch. 124 One of the most iiiterestiiig sports G.S.A. offers is volleyball Badminton has been an exciting game for the G.S.A. members • ' ' ' .Nl is M ' ' Nita Howman participates in one of the Kay Poortnan, a new member to G.S.A. Tennis is another sport (J.S.A. shuffle board games. enjoys ping pong. lively participate in. members ac- 125 .: FORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPOi Support as well as participation is vital to Tivy spirit. Tivy Fight Never Dies echoes across District 15-AAA: summer practices and Friday tensions, free throws on Tuesday nights, rainy afternoons behind home plate, girls on llie golf course, track men up the mountain, white glare of tennis courts, pimento sandwiches on cold mornings, and most of all, the support of the twelfth man. ..the student body. ' -- - ' - inii rjf ■__  Mfc : ' T ., (►isisiigi B j(jj t jjg ,_,- Js - ' - ri ' , ' 127 Varsity Football Douglas Jung handles the big boys as line coach. Coach Jung has taught at Tiv ' for five years. - End coach Hil] er Wani has been a varsitv coach for two years. Prior to his varsin- duties. lr. Ward coached Tivy ' s B teain. Head coach Bill Farrington. head of tlie atliletic department, has coached at Tivy for five years. ■ - ' P 1 W iW ■ ' ■ ■■■■ .Senior Alex (ialdcron and sophuniurr ' hckcy I ' ooh Itailev fulfill S■nlor Ice Mall jiiil Allirrt lirii.- ' oii park liir Vntli t luin 4.- imporlani roks m Antler managers. co-captain. . Itoth I rr and Mlx-rt air two- car Irltrnticn 128 1968 Tivy VarsiU Schedule TIVY 24 Deviiie 12 TIVY 52 Crystal City- 20 TIVY 20 New Braunfels 7 TIVY 14 Uvalde 14 TIVY 28 San Felipe 12 TIVY 13 East Central 13 TIVY Eagle Pass 18 TIVY 7 Del Rio 12 TIVY 14 Schertz Cibolo 6 TIVY 35 Fredericksberg 15 Antlers go througli rough summer work-outs. Vii Duke Adams 61 Albert Benson 30 David Braden 86 Frank Broyles 70 Sabino Cortez 21 Guard 1 letter Back 2 letters Co-captain All-district Second Team End 1 letter Tackle 1 letter Back 1 letter Mark LcMcillciu carrit ' tin- ball for a gain against New Braunfels. Aubrey Edwards and Herman Mills move in on New Braunfels ball carrier. Benny Scbambcrg ouLruii. Ut iim Wjihui-i- iii tli- Benny Schamberg attempts to break away from Crystal City player. John Holliinon receives pass and gains yardage for Antlers. Antlers Slaughter Javelins 52-20 130 F.dwards dodges Uvalde player to nin for a first down. Coach Farrington gives Bill Kliiigemann instructions before Bill returns to the line. Jeff Frazar 64 Guard 1 letter Grant Goodrich 71 Tackle 1 letter All-District Honorable Mention Lee Hall 52 Center 2 letters Co-captain All-District Second Team John HoUimon 40 SpUt End 1 letter All-District Honorable Mention BUI Klingemann 74 Tackle 1 letter All-District Honorable Mention Antlers Tie Up Coyotes 14-14 Crowd- III llir -l.iiids remain loyal to the teams in discouraging weather. 131 Benson runs for sL points in the game with San Felipe. HoUimon is slowed down by a San KeUpe player. Antlers Gain 2 8 - 1 2 Victory Over San Felipe Jimmy LeMeilleur 82 Mark LeMeilleur 36 FoFo Marines 73 Herman MiUs 67 Ulair Murra) 42 End 1 letter Back 2 letters All-District First Team All West Texas Second Team Tackle 1 letter Tackle 2 letters All-District First Team All West Texas Second Team Back 1 letter Antlers Battle District Champs To 13-13 Tie MMm Il lOll ntlir «.ittli Iroiii sidrlii llolliiniiri (ciiiiplrh- .1 -|H( l.i.iil.,r pl.n in the Fast Onlral Kame. 132 Nli.irHl,.r-nni v ill. Ilir I...II .. i. lu.l- .,n,l 1,IU |.|... k I Coach Jung speaks bclore Antlers make the long trip to Eagle Pass. Overpowering Eagles Stop Antlers 18-0 Dean Nichols 60 Randy Packer 14 Scott Palmer 83 Ben Schamberg 11 Keith Simmons 75 Guard 2 letters Back I letter End 1 letter Back 2 letters All-District Honorable Mention Tackle 2 letters Snow Falls .... Antlers Lose 7 - 12 To Del Rio Antlcns strajj le to stop the swjii I .ikIc Dclyadillo gams precious yardage lor Antlers. 133 Scharnberg stnissles to attain a first dowii. Williams breaks from the Buffalo.- ,i- |iniin I . 1, illrur jml I r Mall rush to help him. Antlers Bluff Buffaloes 14-6 Dean Vamer 62 Tony Way 72 Guard 1 letter Taekle 1 letter John Weill 50 Shelly Williams 85 Center 1 letter tnd i letter Lon Homecoming Week Ends With 35-15 Victory ! nlii-rg goes head over heels for Antler yardage. W dlianis leaps lo Jiua iiiK hrithl lo r ( i-i e a po-stv 134 1968 B TEAM SCHEDULE xrvY 7 New Braiuifels 7 TIVY 19 Fredericksburg 31 TIVY 12 Segiiiii 34 TIVY San Marcos 33 TIVY 9 Uvalde 16 TIVY Seguui 28 TIVY 6 New Brauiifels TIVY 18 Uvalde TIVY 40 Fredericksburg 18 TIVY 67 Del Kio 26 Students show spirit in making a Victory Line to encourage B teamers. MemlHTs of the Tiv 1! (cdiu arc (lir l row) Kdwarda. llcinpcl, oclkcl, (irofl, Wilkc, LaBargc, Kccd, (second row)Cowden, Wocrncr, King, (iazaway, Rlantun. Ba-skin, ork. Hurst, Fifer; (third row) Loach Kcid, Lara, Blake, Villanueva, Bernhard, Cortez, Gonzales, Chamberlain, Coliijis, Coach Windcbank, (fourth row) Stoepel, Ramirez, Moiu ' oy, Masters, Hayes, (Jrtega, Hurt. 135 Groff goes for a first dowii and Wilke blocks opponents. Fifcr and Blake stop ball carrier from gaining aiiy yardage. Teammates block opponents to provide open ground for Groff. Hurst is slowed do vii by opponent lilcr dodges opponenLs and goes over for Anllir louciidown. ' II Icaincrs n ' i-ei c haUtiinr i nstnii. tion. Irurn tin 136 Freshmen End Season Winless Freshman coaches Don Sessom and Earl Byerley go over plays for practice. Larry Snodgrass attempts to break away from two opponents. J. N AltiiouiJi the Freshmen were unfortunati- to have a winless season, they deserve credit for a great amount of effort. 137 1%8 FRESHMAN TEAM: Chris Avery-, John Cantwell, Sam Covvden, Bill Crittenden, Terry Dalrymple, Tommy Faifer. Roger Feuge, Janies Gober, Jolin Hadlcy, John Hawkins, Walter Hood. Kemieth Keiser, Delhi Landrum, Billy Lynn, Gene McCarty, Carol Neal, Richard Nichols, Bruce Oehler, Steve Packer, Glenn Poe, Chris Rey- mer, Stan Rhoden, Robert Ruff, Ed Sanders, David Smitli, Larry Snodgrass, Dennis Tom- liiisoii, Chester Vamer, Lee Voelkel, Bryan Whitton, Mike Woodard. II ■ ' ' ' ' W]XP, I ■« t M Feuge. Snodgra.ss. and ( owdcn move in on ball carrier. FROSH WORK TOWARD fi TEAM AND VARSITY Kaui. 138 III. lull ior an Antic i.lKr.is- .lll.llk 111. ' h.ill , .irncr .iri.l KuIit .in. I KIi.hI, i. ni-l rr T ' ' Association ■ ' T Association members axe (first row) Simmoius, Adams, Stacy, Dunks, Koeder, Murray, Vickery, (second row razar. Vest, J LeMeillcur, SchamberK, Smitli Cortez Bailey, (third row) Mills, Nichols, Benson, HoUimon, Williams, Edwards, Cooper, l-ifer, (fourth row) Uelgadillo, Jennings, Mosty, GUes, Calderon, M. Braden, Starkey, Weid, (fifth row) llaU, Broyles, Vamer, Fickcr, D. Bradeu, Hacker, (sixtli row) Way, Caulkins, Palmer, M. LcMeilleur, Marines, (Goodrich, klingemaiui, Harlow, Kaiier. 139 Basketball Basketball coaches are Kd Windcbank and jini Rcid. Managers are Alex Calderon, Kelly Morriss, and Ciirg Starkey. Varsity Cagers Win State Championship © A f Ilavid Braden 33 Stuart Caiilkins 21 Miekev l oper 35 Senior Junior BASKKlll 1 1 ( 111 II 1 1 Junior District (iamvs lanuar I ' eliru.irv 2H :si 1 1 1 1 1 Kast Central K.hni.ir Samuel ( jeineiis l ' ri derirk.sl)ur ; K.i l( enlral „,.u .iiniiil I leniens 1 n ' llerK ' ksbiiri: -M -•1 . ' 11 (1 11 D.i Kio(l islrict pla ol ' l ' ) l{a niond ille(Bi-I)|slrict (;re)jor -l ' ortlanil ( Kemon.il) Corsicana (Srinil in.ils) IVrr lon(( HWII ' ltlNSIIIl ' ) 140 M m m 1 I i Joe Faifer 15 Junior Harold Hardee 45 Senior Jimmy Locke 13 Senior Bemiy Schamberg 25 Junior Co-captain ( .t(in;r Siui li(M)l- lor Vntltr basket. Opponent attempts! to lake the ball from Braden attempts two poinLs for Tivy. Vest. Schamb«-rg passes the ball to get it into position for shooting. Opponents jump at Hardee as he attempts to make : bask-et. 141 Caulldns shows excellent fonn Stacy goes for two as Vest covers oppo- nent Jump, Jimmy, jump! V ' Junior Jack Vest 41 Junior (Jo-raptain K arlic W . m I I Sopliomon- Sl .ll illun..-;il S.plioinon- 142 Players wait outcome of ball. Caulkins looks for somebody to receive his pass. Vest gets a free shot after being fouled. Cooper is in deep concentration as he will be tlic deciding point of 100. 143 Shelly Williams goes up for two poims. Jim Blantoii attempts to make a basket as opponents wail tor (lie outcome. rm B Team Works Toward Varsity Goal ' ' ' i - ' iyj ' ' X K %ffe: ul Members of the R Team are(firsl rou ) I iim k (..iiriM, . ubre Kclw.iHs. Cbarles Haskiu. Sle e W like, ( •,.. ii, I r.n, I i;.,lil.% Hjiiunrl, Krr.ldie Croff, Blair Murray, Honer Durst. Mike Slelilinj;. (Iliir.i row) liiiiiiiN I eMeillnir. . .(.ll I ' aliiier. Mark ( raiir. llarnll Hr,n: loii, Inn Klanton. DouKlasHlli. 144 Crane jumps for the ball while teammates wait, ready to assist him. Brogdon jumps from opponent to make a basket. Groff dribbles around opponent to et into position to shoot. Antlers struggle to attain possession of the ball. (Jranc oul-jumps opponent, hoping one of his teammates will get the ball. Both teams slmgglc to get the r bound. 145 KRESIIMAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE January February :i New Braunfels T 5 livalde T 9 Ercdericksburg T 12 Seguin H 16 San Marcos T 20 1 ivalde 21 Touriiatiictil Sejjuiii 4 Toiirnamint 9 Frederi(k. il)ur!i H 13 New KrauntVL H 18 San Marcos H 23 Segiun T 30 New Braunfels T 1 Del Rio H 3 Uvalde H 8 DelKio T 13 Fredericksburg T John Hadley moves in to help David Brandt with interferring opponent. Freshmen Put Out Much Effort I s i i ._ ' . ' ' ' tov Kirshriian haitki ' Iball playrn. are (first row) Monroe. I ' w, Whilton, Cowden. DoniinKiir . lUiiMlrii. I jifrr. Krjiidt. (.irroiul row) Cojch Dn Sriwom, Miehel, Mack, ' r nilinM n. MimmI. Hadley , Ochler, Hhimc, Packer, Culpepper, manaxrr. 146 Opponent tries to ?tup Wallir Hood from making two points. Jackie Michel scoots past opponent to try- for an Antler basket. David Brandt jumps high to gain possession of the ball. Romeo Domingiirz leaps above opponents to make two points. 147 Baseball April May BASKHAII, s(.iii:i)i IK 1 ScKiiiii H 1. St. (icrards H 7 Scgiiin T 11 N -w Braiinfels H 13 1 valdf 11 Invitational ir Tournament T 17 San Marcos H 21 Crystal City T 25 San Marcos T 28 South San Antonio H 1 Now Kraunfels T 3 Soutli San Antonio T 8 Crystal City H 14 St. Gcrards T 18 Samuel Clemens T 22 Kast Central T 25 Uvalde H 29 Rast Central H 2 Uvalde T 6 Samuel Clenioii. H Beginning his second year as Baseball coach at Tivy , Coach Earl Byerley looks toward a lull and exciting season. Players Attend Uvalde Tournament if ( ' i David Bemhard (Jilbert Bill 2 years 1 year 11 . Jolin Culpepper 2 years tuart ( .iiilkui: 1 war 148 AntleR hmlx r up iH ' tiin ' practice li throwing balls to each other. Managers this year are Daniiy Cookie Man Gonzales and Richard Co-captain John HoUiinon sends the ball far into rif ht field. Garza. John Fitzgerald 1 year Sammy Glenn Richard Hampton 1 year 1 year f WLL. ) ' hJ.. mi ' - 1.1 John HoUimon Co-captain Joe Hurst 1 year Glenn Kenyon 1 year 4 years 149 Mark LeMeilleur 3 years Coach Bycrlcy rcplaci-s Ills sour craiio i (ii co-caplains JciT ' Vickcr - and John llolhinon. III. .. mihI .1- III t n 1s ith 150 Jon Neilson 1 year f ■ I - Lettermen John Hollimon and Steve Roederer swing bats with weights to limber their arms before they start batting practice. Glen Poe 1 year .JZ: rt - ' iraPT A rrkki: i ii ' lv ' ' Stan Rhoden 1 year Larry Snodjjrass swings at tiie ball and Jcjliii Hollimon waits to catch it behind the plate. 151 w k.A„. ' ml Ui. Steve Roederer 2 years Jimmy Rogers 1 year I l Jiminy Ross 1 year Billy Welch wiiiils up to tlirow a i u- t ball. Ready . . . aim IMayers spend timi- w;irmiiiK up before playing begins il ( 152 Hefi rharnlMru 3 vciirs Lam Snodgras 1 veiir K(  ;er an t Ira r 1 vear Jack Vest Jerry Vickery Rick Wagner 1 year Co-captaiii 3 vears 2 years Sit-ups are some of the exercises that the players must do before practice. Co-captain Jerry Vickery is prepared to smash one over tlie fence. David Bemhard and liai Poonnan congratulate Mark LeMeilleur as he crosses tlie plate for a home run. ' :it Steve Wilke 2 years 153 J T W . Track coaches are Hillyer Ward and Doug Jung. Junior Randy Packer and senior Albert Benson are co-captains of track. Track o  , ' m I I I I 1 H-M M Track membiTy are Benson, K. ( ' acker, (Ules, MetJuleheoii. Balle , K. Smith. Whelaii. Khicr. (loodrirh. Mills. Rol«r. orti. kin):. Wuemrr. Irazar. Beech, Cortez, Lehman, Miiril. Moiu-oe, T. Smith, leuur, WhillDM, IIixmI. l)i nilni|iie . ,S. ( acker, l rillen. Mack and Slehhng. Not liKturcd arc Kifcr, Williams, Ba. kin, (Jroff. Cruiic. (iamlilc. l.cNh-illciir, . ( hanilxrw. and |- arr. n4 Track managers are Mike Braden, Alex Calderon and Jimmy England. Gary Giles is the senior discus thrower. ■ tj rmnl Junior discus thrower (irant Goodrich Senior shot-put man Richard Batley and sophomore di.scus thrower Bill Hurst di.scuss demonstrates proper form. technique. 155 ,i ' y 1 J - ' M ' ' . ' . •- ,0t J V j SHBci • J 4 r . M Uers McCutcheon. Rotgc, aiid Khler niii a Freshman track members are Feuge. Crittetulon. Stehling. Smith. Monroe. Mark, practice sprint. Dominguez, Hood, Packer, and Whitton. r «%7 r iV iiiV A W R Randy Cacker, .|eff Fra ar, Koter . ' milh, .Sieve I rhm.in. .iriil llr.id ll.i-.h riMiiid a i oriier in practice nin. 156 llernian MdU l the junior «ln l pnl nun. 1R rtff ' i%Vi ' if f  :x Coach Jung and Coach Ward keep close observation ot track members. Si ' iiiiir hjiji jumper Albert Benson sails over a hurdle. Randy Packer and Jeff Frazar nd olt to a good slarl. r ffH f .f Wfi S ' S - J . Steve Lehman and Kogc r Smith prepare for a fast start. Junior Gary Whelan easily clears a hurdle. 157 Volleyball Varsit volleyball members are Trevino, Malochleb, Mosty, Evans, Smith, Goff, Bennett. Thompson, Klein, and Monroy. iluili y Miisly pr4l:lu ' I• spikmi: tin- h.ill. Senior .lpl.lul .in- Mmirtn . IreMiui. M.ilothlrli. Kvan.-. ind Hrnncll. 158 B Team members are Christley, Giles, Smith, Thompson, Peschel, and Nelson. The team is composed entirely of sophomores. Freshman tram members are (first row) Crawford, (second row) Barron, Davis, (Ihiril row) Ha cs, Miilih.s, (fourtli row) Monroy, Mendiola, Bums, Widcman, Neely, Chipman,( fifth row) Heimann, Borkow.ski, Wahrmund, Richardson, Johnson, Ilauflcr, Vaught, Patterson. 159 GOLF SCHEDULE February 28 - March 1 Del Rio March 7-8 Eagle Pass March 15 Brady March 21-22 Tiv Invitational Touniaiiient April 3 District Meet Golf coach Don Sessom gives the boys advice, helping them to better their game. Golfers Go For Eighth Straight District Win ftr I MP i m ' Jiiniiir Icttennan John Wild sliips iMl.m- teemwolt al Kelununn IrHcrnun .in- x-nn r- l{.i H.triow and Kuhard Mi ,-I . and junior John tlic (jolf coiifhc. ttrid. 160 Richard Mosty - Senior Letter 3 Kay Harlow - Senior Letter 3 ' I I 3 - Returning golfers arc (left to rigfit) Greg Marfers, Richard Land, Richard Mosty, Steve Schwar ., Ray Harlow, Jack Collins, Nicky Villanueva, Robert Blake, Mickey Fooh Bailey, Bill Taylor. (Not pictures is John Wied) 161 Tennis Tennis players play a few matches to warm up before begiiuiing competition. Coach Cerald Dechert spends much time workijig with players to get them ready for competition. ' JK Tcmiiii players arc (first row) Thomas, ( ' ■ucss, I ' lciiniken, O ' Uryaiil, Jones, Ayala, I ' ickens, K. ¥t w, Lewis, (.second row) Ko!)C, Krinbarh. uM. Iladlcy, Smith, Whitmirt-, C. Tunier, I ' arker, Koska. Keid, l.u.-ik, Katxtn. Kaufliold, (tliird row) Coach Heciierl, l.rhniaiui, I.. I ' ncr. ,• onk■l. J. Tumer, Youim, Jenninp , Widenian. 162 Maribess Lehmaiin ami l.u. Frut- loinpttt in t ls double Vicki O ' Bryant practices for competition in girls ' singles. Flack Young, Jon Seiiiel, John Tunier, and .Steve Widenian make up tearnii for boys ' doubles. Lee Jennings competes for boys ' singles. 1 j 1 L . 1 r I STV ' DENT I NT LIFE 1 - STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE DEN 164 Student life is all the good things enjoyed by any teenager, yet it is different things to different people: cool days by the pool, hot days at Hemisfair, dances on Friday, snow in November, night lights from Hilltop, and the most looked- forward-to event, the beginning of summer. 165 J Fl Sp 3ju ▲ iW V 1 TOUCHDOWN! Student Council completes successful money niakin-; project. 166 h rosird Spirit. u:: .s she loves me. . .she loves me not. |i-U(Vii; r  , -n - , jj| We ' re glad we are the Antlers! Tivy ' s first skit at a pep rally. Is Janice here today? 1 t;irilli ]. killiii) IIR-. 167 N.H.S. intellectuals apply their brain power to the banana crisis. Hey, let go! He ' s taking our picture! I vmII mil tuck it in! M loiiKur .■• luik. ' M — ■ ' KL ' Nik B ' ■i ■■9 ■■■s 1 W OlBliR 1 t _ ' ' ? ' ' 1 1 ftJI I ' m running this show, so get in line! EdiK-ationalTV.? Kiss me, baby! (i I lip! I llijiik sill s coming. 169 Here, Shorty. This one ' s on the house. What do I do noiv, (. .Sinii ' lhinu li-ll.- nil- I in in Ihr wroiii; «• Inin .-NtHiK Ih I help III 170 Does your purse match your parasol? Band members forfeit their new uniforms but not tlieir spirit at the Del Rio game. You ' re right. It i£ a wig! 1 tripped over the racer s riljjt- 171 Burrito for lunch-bunch. HaJl. oiif. two. kuk. iluun: ' Goofer wjuad again. Stephen? All I need now ls a ciKar. I dreamed I was a janitor iii a jiraveyard! When is this t+ ' ? ' 0+t ' S ' $ thing gonna STOP! rp Tardy people suffer new method of pun- ishment I ' ll win this race il it kills me! 173 HONORS HONORS HONORS HONORS HONORS HONORS HONORS HONORS HONORS 174 Some accomplishments are more noticeable tlian others; not because they are more worthy, but because they are more readily identified with Tivy. Tliis section attempts to portray those notables and their achievements: bests citizens, most beautiful, most popular, Tivy Salutes, Stu- dent of the Year, most versatile. Who ' s Who, most handsome, sweethearts, the honor of Homecoming— The most important honor of all, however, is representing Tivy as a student and our country as a citizen; honors which we all share. Homecoming 1968 lloiiiccomiiij; 68 was a cornplctf success. All week long students worki-il on halls and floats to match a musical llutiif. Till ' liurning of the T was ri i (l lor Uic first time in four years. Alti ' inpts on the honfire were halted b dedicated Antlers guarding it. Borrow- ed fire wood was relumed to Fred- erick.shurg on request. Antlers beat arch ri als Fredericksburg . ' 5.5-1.5. The week iliniaxed with the crowning of Julie idson as ,)iiecn and Linda I.ehniann andl)ebb% W .bb a- 1 )uchc.M . Freshman Class won first place with liicir lloat. I ' licir thi ' iiic was Hang ' Em High. Senior class siction won honoriible mention with their Bonnie and Clyde entry. phoniort won lliiril plait- with tluir I dI.-omi I ' rI.son lloal. In Itanil won .-n-conil place  ilh their slaii):htrr huusr (lepulini; the Shape of Things to t oinr. ' ' iM f fM Tivy ' s sweethearts take a traditional ride in the Homecoming parade. Shown here are FBLA sweet- hearts Virginia Howard and John Holliinon. To fit the musical tlieme of Homecomiiis 1968, the Junior Class used the popular Beatle song Revolution. The 1968 Homecoming Court is made up of Antlerette Sweetheart Duke Adams, Duchess Linda Lehmann, Co-Captain Alb -rt Benson, Foothall Queen Julie Nelson, Duchess Dcbby Webb, and Co-Captain Lee Hall. 177 LARRY DELGADILLO Future Homemakers of America MARILYN HARTSFIELD Distributive Education TERRY HAWKINS Choir DAN CHALK Choir DEBBIE REES Spanish Club SWEETHEARTS CRAIG McCARTY Library Club SANDY DRIESS Vocational and Industrial Club THERESA AYALA Library Club CONNIE WELCH French Club JULIE NELSON Homecoming CONNIE CLARK Future Farmers of America DANNY LOZANO Spanish Club KRIS NORWOOD Interact Club DERBY WEBB Key Club RICHLA SAUNDERS Band LEE HALL Texas Association for Career.-- in lliallh VIRGINIA HOWARD Future Business Leaders of America JOHN HOLLIMON Future Business Lead !rs of America DUKE ADAMS Antlerettes 179 VERSATILE NOMINEES Senior ROGER SMITH Junior HEATHER SUTHERLAND Sophomores BUDSY MOSTY GEE PARKER Freshmen MARSHA CRUTHIRDS LEE VOELKEL MOST VERSATILE JUL IE NELSON and BENNY SCKLVRNBERCJ Senior Jiiiiior 181 POPULAR NOMINEES li Senior m CYNTHIA WOERNER m Junior M GEORGE STACY ' Sophomores 4 JANICE STAYTON ; JEFFFRAZAR Freshmen 1 1 i PATRICE MOSTY DELHI LANDRUM MOST POPULAR NANCY FLENNIKEN and ALBERT BENSON Scnic 183 BEAUTIFUL AND HANDSOME NOMINEES Juniors DIANE BOUTIN JOHN WEID Sophomores EDIE PRICE MARK COWDEN Freshmen SUSAN NEELY SAMMY COWDEN 184 MOST BEAUTIFUL AND MOST HANDSOME Kins NOKW(J( D aiuljOllN HOLLIMON Seniors 185 186 Tivy Salutes Selected by the yearbook staff on the basis of individual achievement BUD FAWCETT Auriculture Junior BROWNIE WEST Chorus Junior ALEX CALDERON Manager Senior SUE SCHWETHELM Oratory Senior DEE LUSK Band Sophomore 187 Student of the Year K(k;kk SMITH Drama UlL T Association District UIL Junior TAll-KK liilunri ' aclicrs of America Assistant Ktlitor Di.-iri. I Mr. F.T.A. Track Frcncli Club Vice-president Srnior (!ia s I ' roidiiil Slliilnil ( . I]|H il NjlhUl.ll I liiiKir Sim lil Si-nior (ilav- Crsiitili JAY BROWN Band Drum Major Stage Band District Band Regional Band Area Band Future Teachers of America JETS Secretary National Honor Society .i - DIANE BOUTIN Antlerettes ANTLER Staff Art Club Future Teachers of America District Recording Secretary Student Council Future Business Leaders of America Girls Sports Association Junior Class Beautiful Junior ( lass Reporter 189 WHO ' S NANCY FLENNIKEN Antlerettes Golden Girls Junior Sergeant Future Teachers of America President Student Council National Honor Society Spanisli Club Girls Sports Association Tennis All School Popular Junior Class Secretary .laiTinivi- I JOHN HOLUMON Future Teachers of America Future Business Leaders of America Sweetheart Irilcract Club T Association Bast-ball Co-captain luull .lil Ail School Handsome PONY LEAGUE BAS ANTLE 190 WHO JUDY JONES Antlerettes Co-Head Cheerleader ANTLER Staff Business Manager Drama and UlL President Future Teachers of America National Honor Society Spanish Club Girls Sports Association BILL KLINGEMANN Drama and UIL Student Council National Honor Society Spanish Club Football T Association District Debate 191 WHO ' S STEVEN MORRISS Band President 5tai;e Band District Band Rfjdonal Band AJI Statf Band junior Futiiro Teachers of America National Honor Society National Merit (Commendation JETS President RICHARD MOSTY Future Teaclier of America Student Council . Fire Marshal - National Honor Society ■ Spanish Club $ i Key Club JETS , X V - T Association Vf Golf ! ' District V • fV: 1 ' J 192 WHO JULIE NELSON Antlerettes IB Co-Head Cheerleader llp. Drama and UIL p ' fe Student Council Treasurer National Honor Societj ' Treasurer Spanish Club Girls Sports Association All School Versatile Homecoming Queen ' s ! r 1 1 U REINBACH Band Quartermaster Stage Band District Band Regional Band Spanish Club Sergeant-at-Arms Sweetheart Key Club Tennis 193 WHO ' S GEORGE STACY Student (council Key Club T Association Basketball Junior (iias.- I ' opul.u Junior Class Preside iil BENNY SCHARNBERG Interact Club 194 SUZANNE THOMAS Antlerettes Drama and UIL Vice-president Future Teachers of America National Honor Society President Spanish Club Treasurer Girls Sports Association Principal ' s Team National Honor Society Key Club Sergean t-a t- Arms T Association Basketball Co-Captain 195 BEST CITIZENS Sek-ctfd l)y the Faculty SUE SCHWETHELM Sponsored bv tin- iun 196 lames Burkett IN MEMORIAM Virginia Rosales I sliall loiiow the lootsteps ol tliose gone before nie: Tlie hravi ' , courageous ones who liave louiiil their way Out ol tlie (lark by lacing the sunrising of a new day. The . too. hud an unseen presence beside iheni; riie . too, Min t ha e found the dark hills steep and high; et tiie did not taller in their going, y nd n. ' ith.r lialll. (Jraee NollCrowell 197 SENIOR PEDIGREES ADAMS. DUKE LAROY Future Teachers of America 4 Key Club 2 Interact Club 4 T Association 4 Basketball 1 Football 1 -4 Letter 4 Antlerette Sweetheart 4 ADMIRE. CARL EDWARD Distributive Education 3 Vocational Industrial Club 4 AULD, DANIEL Distributive Education 4 Basketball 1 Football 1-3 AYALA. THERESA ANN Antlerettes 2-4 Golden Girl 4 Future Honiemakers of America 1 Library Club 4 Secretary 4 Sweetheart 4 Spanish Club 2-4 Girls Sports Association 2-4 B.ACON, GEORGIA ALICE Antlerettes 3,4 Future Teachers of America 1,2,4 Tutor 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Reporter 4 Spanish Club 2-4 Co-Historian 4 Girls Sports Association 2-1 Honorary Spanish Club 2-4 BARECKY, DENNIS RAY Art Club 1-4 BARTON, BARRY ALAN Band 1-4 Future Teachers of America 3,4 Future Business Leaders of America 3,4 BATLEY. RICHARD LYNN Art Club 1 Baseball 1 Track 1-4 BENNETT, SHARON KAY Antlerettes 2-4 President 4 (k.ldcn Girl 3.4 Golden Girl Leader 4 Future Teachers of America 4 French Club 3,4 Reporter 4 Historian 4 Student Council 1 Girls Sports A.ssociation 2-4 Volleyball 2-4 l.«lter 2-4 District Team 3 F ' reshman Class Treasurer BERTHE. BETTY ANN Antlerettes 2-4 Spajiish Club 1 Girls Sports Association 1 -4 JETS 3 BILLNITZER, CHERYL SUZANNE Antlerettes 3 Choir 1 French Club 3,4 National Honor Society 4 Future Business Leade rs of America 2 Girls Sports Association 3 BLANTON, MARY MATTHEWS Transfer Student 4 BOWMAN, SHARON KAY Antlerettes 3,4 Future Teachers of America 3.4 Tutor 3 National Honor Society 3,4 Secretary 4 Spanish Club 2-4 Honorary Spanish Club 2-4 Reporter 3 Secretary 4 Future Husiiicss Leaders of America 4 (lirl.-. Sp()rl M ci.iliun 3,4 Freshman Class Keporter Senior Class Treasurer BRADEN, DAVID PAT Future Farmers of America 1-4 Key Club 2-4 T Association 4 BasketbaUl-4 Letter 4 Football 1-4 Letter 4 BROTHERS, GARY HENRY Future Business Leaders of America 3,4 JETS 3 BROWN, JOHN (J AY) EDNEY Band 1-4 Drum Major 2-4 District Band 2-4 First Chair 3,4 Region Band 2-4 First Chair 3,4 Area Band 3,4 State Alternate 3 Rctjional Ensemble Isl Division 3 Stage Band 1 -4 National Honor Society 3,4 JETS 3,4 Secretary 3.4 Freshman Science Award NFDT Award 2 Who ' s Who 4 Best Citizen 4 BROYLES, GEORGE FRANKLIN Band 1-4 Stage Band 2-4 T Association 4 Football 1-4 Letter 4 CALDERON, ALEX LEE T Association 3,4 Basketball Manager 2-4 Football Manager 2-4 Track Letter 3,4 Tivy Salutes 4 CHALK, DANIEL DAVID Choir 1-4 Sweetheart 4 BasebaU 1 CHIPMAN, MONTE DEAN Band 1-4 Future Business Leaders of America 3,4 CLARK, CONNIE MAE Band 1-4 Twirler 2-4 F iture Honiemakers of America 1,2 F iture Business Leaders of America 3,4 F ' utiu ' e Farmers Sweetheart 4 CLAWSON, WAYNE SYLDON Band 1,2 Distributive Education 3,4 Historian 3 President 4 Interact Club 2-4 .Spanish Club 1 JETS 3,4 COLE, LINDA KAY Antlerettes 1 Future Teachers of America 3,4 Secretary 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Future Business Leaders of America 2-4 .Secretary 2 Vice-President 3 President 4 Miss FBLA District 4 Sophomore Class Treasurer Girls Sports Association 1 COVERT, HARLIN DODD JETS 4 COWDFN. KITTY MARGARET l!.iri(l 2,3 Spanish Club 2,3 Honorary Spanish Club 2,3 Vice-President 2,3 Future Business Leaders of America 4 Ull,Spe|hng3 UlL Shorthand 4 Girls Sports A.ssociation 2,3 CRICK, J AY C. Distributive F.ducation 4 President 4 Football 1 CULPEPPER, JOE LEE Key Club 4 .lETS 3.4 DAVILA, ROSIE Spanish Club 2-4 Distributive Education I Antlerettes 2,3 199 SENIOR PEDIGREES DAVIS. BILLYK, KATHLEEN Art Club 2-4 Future Homemakers of America 1.2 Biology Merit Award 2 DAVIS, GWENDOLYN LOUISE Future Homemakers of America 1 Choir 1.:(.4 DEAN. ELIZABETH PRISCILLA Transfer Student 3 Antlerettes 3.i- ColdcnGirl I Future Teachers of America iA Future Business Leaders of America 3,4 C.irls Sports Association 3.4 Tennis 2 (;irlsTrack2 DECHEKT.JERALD WAYNE Band 1,2 Future Teachers of Ameri a 2 Distributive Education 3 DE Student of the Year 3 DOLEZAL. WAYNE WRIGHT Band 1-4 Stage Band 1-4 UlL Solo and Ensemble 2 Spanish Club 3 DOM!N(;i ' EZ. RUBEN GUZMAN Distributive Education DRYMALA. W YNEJOE TraiLsfer Student 4 Key Club 4 JETS 4 DUNKS. JOHN ROBERT Future Farmers of America 1.2 T A.ssociation 1 -3 Interact Club 1-3 Football 1-1 Letter 4 Track 1-3 Letter 2.3 Versatile Freshman DYESS. LYNDA RAE Future Homemakers of America 4 Girls Sports Association 2.3 EDENS. SHERRY JANE Library Club 3-4 EVANS. LINDA JANE Antlerettes 4 Future Homemakers of America 1 .2 Treasurer 2 Future Teachers of .America 4 Spanish Club 3 Future Business lA-adersof America 3,4 Reporter 4 C.irls Sports A.s.soeiation 1-4 dleyball 4 FAIFER.KATIIIEGAIE Anllerelles 4 Choir 1.2 (iirlit SpurtH AMUciatlon 4 200 FARRIS. LINDA CAROL Art Club 1 -4 Reporter 3 Drama and UIL 1 Spanish Club 3 FLORES. ROBERT Future Farmers of America 1 -3 Spanish Club 3.4 FULLICK. JENNIFER ANN Antlerettes 2-4 Futiu ' e Homemakers of America 1,2 Future Teachers of America 3 GAGE. KAREN YVONNE Library Club 4 GILES, GARY WAYNE T Association 3,4 FootbaU 1 Track 1-4 Letter 3,4 GLENN, BRENDA JANE Futre Homemakers of America 1 Library Club 1-4 Vice-President 4 GLENN. EDNA GAYLE Future Business Leaders of America 4 GOUTARD. CHANTAL NICOLE Art Club 1 GRAHAM. CHAI{I.ES WESLEY Future Farmers of America 4 JETS 3,4 GRAHAM. MOKRI.SS KFID National Honor SocietN 1 Spanish Club 2.3 Treasurer 3 Key Club .3.4 Secretary Club Committee 3 Secretary School Committee 4 JETS 3.4 CWI . l MO I ' MHK I Antlercttc,- 2 I ice-President 4 Golden Girl 3,4 Futiue Teachers of America 3,4 Future Business Leaders of Atnerica 3,4 Girls Sports .Association 2-4 Vollevball 2,3 Letter 2,3 HALL, WALTER LEE T Association 3,4 Football 3.4 Letter 3.4 Co-Captain 4 Ml District t Ml Wi- l Icx.i.. I I ( II S  ccllic.irl I IIWlMdMl. CIllKCl Hand M Stane Band 2-4 Draiiu and I IL Club : l F WDER Kev Club 2 TATLER Staff 4 Business Manager 4 HANCOCK. 10 ANN Art Club 1-4 Band 1 Choir 2 Drama and UIL Club 1 Future Homemakers of .America 1 Library Club 2 ocational liuliLstrial Club 3 HANSON. MARY ELIZABETH Art Club 2,3 .Secretary-Treasurer 3 Choir 1-4 Treasurer 4 Future Homemakers of .America 1 Future Business Leaders of America 3 HARLOW. VERNON RAY Future F ' armers of America 1.2 Future Teachers of America 4 JETS 3.4 Treasurer 4 BasketbaU 1 ,2 (lolf 1-4 Letter 1-4 T ' .As. ociation I -I HXWKINS. TFKK ' ANN Vnllcr.tlcs .t ML ed Choir 4 Secretary 4 Girls Choir 3 ( hoir Sweetheart 4 Drama and III. Club 3 Future Teachers of America 3.4 Future Business Leaders of America Girls Sports Association 3 HEIMANN. SHARON KAY ANTLER .- taff 3.4 Band 1-4 Twirler 3.4 Isl Place Twirling Ensemble Drama and UIL Club 1-4 One Act Play Cast 4 Latin Club I Latin State Oratory I Future Teachers of America 3,4 Future Business I -aders of America 3 Girk Sports .Association 1.2 Letter 2 HENDERSON, AUBREY LYNN Future Farmers of America 1-3 ice-President 2 FootbaU 1.2 lana jcr I Uool and Mohair J udinn Placr I HFRTFI . NOI Fl MFR N.ilioii.il Honor .Nicielx 2-4 PrcMdciil I Spanish Chili 2.3 icelVesident 3 Ke Club JFIS3.I iiT-Pre. ' .ulcnl 4 SENIOR PEDIGREES L ' lL Number Sense 2-4 District 3 Reg ion 3 HOLLIMO.X. JOHN EDGAR Future Teachers of America 4 Future Business Leaders of America 4 Interact Club 3 T Association 1-4 Basketball 1 Baseball Letter 1-4 Co-Captain 4 FootbaU 3.4 Letter 4 Honorable Mention District 4 FBLA Sweetheart 4 Class Hindsome 1-3 Most Handsome 4 HONF.YCUTT, LINDA (LEHNF.) Future Homemakers of America 1.2 Library Club 1 Girls Sports Association 2 Texas Association for Careers in Health 3 HOWARD. VIRGINIA ANN Future Homemakers of America 1 Future Teachers of America 3.4 Student Council 3,4 Future Biisiness Leaders of America 3,4 Secretary 4 Sweetheart 4 Class Beautiful 1.2 ENNINGS, HENRY LEE Future Teachers of America 3.4 Student Council 2-4 Spaiush Club 4 Key Club 2-4 Vice-President 2-4 T Association 2-4 Tennis 2-4 Letter 2-4 Sophomore Versatile Junior Cla.ss Vice-President JEN.SCHKE. LAMAR CRAIG Transfer Student 3 Future Farmers of America 3,4 Vice-President 3 President 4 District President 4 JOHNSON. MICHAEL ALLEN Future Farmers of America 1-3 Vorational Industrial Club 4 JONES, JUDITH DAVIDSON ANTLER Staff 3,4 Business Manager 4 Drama and ITL Club 1-4 Vice-President 3 President 4 Future Homemakers of America 1,2 Secretary 2 Future Teachers of America 3,4 Student Council I-l Secretary 4 National Honor Society 4 Spanish Club 4 Girls Sports Association 1-4 Sophomore Class Secretary Class Popular 2.3 Junior Class Treasurer Antlerettesl-4 Golden Girl 1 Cheerleader 2-4 Co-Head Cheerleader 4 Who ' s Who 3,4 KAUFHOLD. ANITA FAYE Antlerettes 3,4 Treasurer 4 Golden Girl 4 Art Club 2-4 President 3,4 F ' uture Teachers of America 4 French Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 Duchess 4 Girls Sports Association 2-4 KEESE,JEFF Choir 3.4 Industrial Cooperative Training 3 Football 1 KELCH, KENNETH FREDERICK Bajid 1-4 Vocational and Industrial Club 3 JETS 4 KING, JOE CULLEN Art Club Vocational and Industrial Club F ootball Manager 1 KUNZ, CHARLES HENRY Future Farmers of America 1-3 LAND, KEITH DOUGLAS ANTLER Staff 4 JETS 3,4 Treasurer 3 LAWRENCE, ELIZABETH GRACE Drama and UlL Club 1-3 3rd Place District 2,3 National Honor Society 4 Library Club 2-4 President 4 Spanish Club 4 National Merit Letter of Commendation 4 LEHMANN, LINDA LOU Antlerettes 2-4 Cheerleader 3,4 ANTLER Staff 3,4 Editor 4 Drama and UlL Club 1-4 Futiu-e Homemakers of America I Future Teachers of America 3,4 French Club 2,3 Student Council 3 Girls Sports Association I -4 Utter 2 Who ' s Who 3 Junior Beautiful Homecoming Duchess LEIFESTE. BILLY GENE Distributive Education 3,4 Secretary 4 Football 2 LEONARD, DIANE ELIZABETH Antlerettes 2.3 Golden Girl 3 Art Club 4 Future Teachers of America 2-4 National Honor Society 3,4 Future Business Leaders of America 4 TATLER Staff 4 Girls Sports Association 1-3 Reporter 3 VoUeybaU 2,3 Latin Club 1 LOCKE, JIMMY ROY Future Farmers of America 1-4 Vice-President 4 Future Teachers of America 3,4 Key Club 2.4 T A.ssoeiation 4 BasketbaU 1-4 ' Letter I Baseball _ ' Football 1 Track 1 LOZANO. DANNY BILL Spanish Club 2-4 President 4 LYNN, KIMBERLY RUTH Transfer Student 3 Vocational Industrial Club 4 Reporter 4 Mccarty, robertjames craig Future Teachers of America 3 Library Club 4 Sweetheart 4 Interact Club 3,4 President 4 Baseball 4 Letter 4 FootbaU 1.3 Manager 1 Track 1 McGOUGH, JOSEPH REECE Distributive Education 1 MALOCHLEB, PEGGY JO Antlerettes 2-4 Future Homemakers of America 3 GLrLs Sports Association 1-4 (illc liall 1-4 IcUcr 1-4 MANN, FRANCES DIANE ANTLER Staff 4 Band 1-4 I ' ll, Ensemble 3 District Band 1 ili ' gioii liaiid I Drarnaaiid I II, Club 2.3 luturi- Homemakers of America 3 Future Teachers of America 3,4 Tutor 3 201 SENIOR PEDIGREES Spanish Club 2-4 Girls Sports Association 1,2 MANN, JOSEPH ARTHUR Transfer Student 2 Spanish Club 3,4 TATLERStaff 4 Editor 4 MARCH, BEARLLINE Choir 1,3,4 Girls Sports Association 2 MARINES, ARNULFO MADRID T Association 4 Football 4 Letter 4 MASSEY, JOHN NED Distributive Education 3,4 BasketbaU 1,2 BasebaU 1 FootbaUl,2 MASTERS, LISA MARIA Antlerettes 2-4 Cheerleader 3,4 Art Club 1 Future Homemakers of America 1 Future Teachers of America 2-4 French Club 3 Student Council 4 Girls Sports Association 1-4 MENDIOLA, ERASMO T Association 3,4 BasketbaU I Football J -3 Letter 3 Track 1 MILLER, DONALD Future Farmers of America 2-4 Secretary 3 Reporter 4 Future Teachers of America 1,2.4 Spanish Club 1,2,4 MILLER, RONALD Future Farmers of America 2-4 Future Teachers of America 3,4 UIL SUde Rule 3 Latin Club 1 Industrial Cooperative rraininj 4 MINOR, DAVID M. Transfer Student 3 TATLER Staff 4 MON ROY, SUSIE Antlerettes 24 Future Teachers of America 3,4 Spanish Club 4 Future Business U adcrsof America 3,4 Girls Sports A.ssociation J-i VollcybaU 2-4 Uller2-4 MOONEY. MARSHA KAY Choir! Dislributivi- F.ducalion 4 202 Parliamentarian 4 Future Homemakers of America 2 Library Club 3 Futiu-e Business Leaders of America 3 MOORE, WEINNA MAE Antlerettes 3,4 French Club 3,4 Library Club 2,3 Texas Association for Careers in Health 3,4 Girls Sports Association 2-4 Latin Club 1 MORRISS, ROBERT HAL Distributive Education 1,2 MORRISS, STEVEN LEE Band 1-4 Quartermaster 2 Vice-President 3 President 4 District Band 1-4 Region Band 1-4 Area Band 2-4 State Band 3 1st Division Ensemble 1-3 Boys ' State 3 Future Teachers of America 2-4 District Corresponding Secretary 2 JETS 3,4 President 4 National Merit Commendation 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Who ' s Who 4 MOSEL, LARRY MOSTY, LEE ANTHONY Band 1-4 Future Teachers of America 2-4 Vice-President 3,4 MOSTY, RICHARD CHARLES Future Teachers of America 3.4 .Studen. (Council 2-1 Vice-IVesidcnt 3 Fire Marshal 4 National Honor Society .3.4 Sp;mish Club 4 key Club 2-4 Board of Directors 2-1 T Association 2-4 JETS 4 Basketball 1,2 Golf 2-4 Letter 2-4 District MedaUsl 3 District 4 Popular Freshman Vopular .Sophomore Class President 1-3 Who ' s Who 3.4 MUCK. KELLY Dislributivi- Education 3 I AILFR .Staff 1 Football I NELSON, JULIE ANN Antlerettes 1-4 Cheerleader 2-4 Co-Head Cheerleader 4 Golden Girl 1 Drama and MIL Club 1-4 Student Council J -4 Rep jrter 3 I ' reasurer 4 National Honor St)ciety 3,4 Treasurer 4 Spanish Club 4 Girls Sports Association l- ' I Most Versatile 4 Sophomore Class Treasurer junior Class Secretary Homecoming Queen 4 Who ' s Who 3,4 NELSON, PEGGY SUE Antlerettes 1-3 Golden Girl 2,3 Drama and UIL Club 1-3 Future Homemakers of America 1,2 NICHOLS, ALAN DEAN T As.sociation 3,4 Football 1-4 Letter 3.4 Track 2.3 NOBLE, LARRY RAY Band 1-4 Quartermaster 2 Stage Band 1 -4 Library Club 4 NORWOOD, KRIS ANN Transfer Student 3 Interact .Sweetheart 4 Most Beautiful 4 ONTIVEROS. ALICE THERESA Antlerettes 2-4 Spanish Club 3.4 Future Business Leaders of merica 3, ' Girls Sports Association 1-4 PARKER. KAREN ANN Antlerettes 2 Future Homemakers of America 1 Future I ' eachets of America 2 Spanish Club 2 RABORN. ANNE Bl ' RGIN Chorus 2.4 Drama- UIL Club 1 RAMSEY, JAMES DANIEL Distributive Education 3,4 Reporter 4 JFrS3 RFMtFR. KAREN SUE Xntlenttes 2-4 i:heerleader 3.4 Girls Choir 3 President 3 li ccl Choir 1 Future llonirin.ikrr ol nienrj I Kutun- I e.uhcrs of nicnrj I StUllcIlt (jMUUll It Rc|Hirter X SENIOR PEDIGREES Spanish Club 3 Girls Sports Association 2-4 Freshman Class Secretary Sophomore Class Vice-President READER. KATHY LYNN Antlerettes 2-4 Cheerleader 3,4 Mixed Choir 1 Girls Choir 3 Vice-President 3 Future Homemakers of America 1 Future Teachers of America 4 Student Council 1 4 Girls Sports Association 2-4 Freshman Class Vice-President Junior Class Reporter REES, DEBORAH DIANE Band 1-i Future Teachers of America 3,4 Chaplain 4 Spanish Club 3.4 Sweetheart 4 Girk Sports Association 2 REICHENAU. GARY DW AIN Vocational Industrial Club 3.4 Football 1,2 REICHENALI, LARRY WAYNE Vocational Industrial Club 4 Football 1 REINBACH. MAX OTTO Band 1-4 Quartermaster 1 District Band 2-4 Region Band 2-4 1st Chair 4 1st Division Solo and Ensemble 2,3 Spani. h Club 2-4 Sweetheart 3 Key Club 2-4 Board of Directors 4 Tennis 4 Who ' s W ho 4 REINHOLT, PEGGY JEANNETTE Choir 1-4 Librarian 3 Vice-President 4 Region Choir 2-1 State Choir 3.4 Future Teachers of America 3 French Club 2-t Secretary 4 REYNOLDS, JON FRANKLIN Choir 3.4 JETS 3 Debate 3 RHODEN.JODY Student Council 1,4 President 4 National Honor Society 4 Key Club 2-4 Board of Direclois 3,4 JETS 3,4 Vice-President 3 RITTIMAN, RUSSELL CLARENCE Distributive Education 3,4 ROSAS, EVANGELINA PAIZ Choir 4 Future Homemakers of America 3,4 Spanish Club 2,3 RUSSELL, KAREN ELAINE Vocational Industrial Club 4 SAUNDERS, RICHLA KAY Band 14 Twirler 2-4 Head Twirler 4 Sweetheart 4 Future Teachers of America 3,4 Spanish Club 4 Girls Sports Association 1,2 SCHMIDT, LINDA PAT Distributive Education 3 Future Homemakers of America 1 Library Club 4 Reporter 4 SCHWETHELM, SANDRA SUE Drama and UIL Club 1-4 Future Homemakers of America 1-4 Vice-President 3 President 4 Area Recording Secretary 4 Future Teachers of America 3,4 District Miss ETA 4 Spanish Club 2 Future Business Leaders of America 3,4 Vice-President 4 Girls Sports Association 1 .2 UIL State Prose 3 SCOTT, LESLIE DALE Football 1 SIMMONS, KEITH EUGENE Interact Club 2 T Association 2-4 Baseball 2.3 Letter 2 Football Letter 1-4 Track Letter 1 SMITH. JUDY ANN Art Club 2 Choir 4 Future Homemakers of America 2 Future Business Leaders of Ame SMITH, ROGER ALAN Drama and UIL Club 2-4 President 3 Future Teachers of America 4 French Club 4 Vice-President 4 Student Council 4 National Honor Society 4 Key Club 3 T Association 4 TATLER Staff 4 Track 2-4 Letter 3,4 Class Versatile 3,4 Senior Class President Student of the Yeai 4 SPROTT, RONALD DAVID Future Farmers of America 1 Future Teachers of America 2-4 Key Club 2-4 Secretary 3 President 4 JETS 3,4 District Number Sense 3 Basketball 1,2 Football 1 Tennis 1,2 Senior Class Vice-President STOEPEL, JACQUELYN JUDY Transfer Student 2 Future Teachers of America 2-4 Future Business Leaders of America 2-4 Tennis 4 SYKES, RUTHIE MAE Mixed Choir 4 Girls Choir 3 Future Homemakers of America 1,2 Girls Sports Association 1 ,2 THOMAS, SUZANNE Antlerettes 2-4 Drama and UIL Club 1-4 Vice-President 4 UIL Typing 3 Spanish Club 1-4 Honorary Spanish Club 2-4 Vice-President 2 Secretary 3 Future Homemakers of America 1 Future Teachers of America 4 National Honor Society 2-4 President 4 Principal ' s Team 3 Who ' s Who 4 THOMPSON, KATHY REYNOLDS Antlerettes 2,3 Sergeant 3 Golden Girl Leader 3 Art Club 4 Future Teachers of America 3,4 Co-Historian 4 National Honor .Society 4 Future Business Leaders of America 3,4 District Treasurer 3 Girls Sports Association 2,3 VolleybaU 2,3 Letter 2,3 Popular Freshman UIL Typuig 3 UIL Shorthand 4 TIDWEI.L , SUE EIXIyVL Choir 3 3 Future Homemakers of America 1-3 Library Club 3 Future Business Leaders of America 2 TREJO, LINDA CHRLSTINE Antlerettes 3 Drama and UIL Club 1-4 Reporter 2 203 SENIOR PEDIGREES Secretan ' 5.4 UIL Play Cast 4 Future Homeniakers of America 1 Future Teachers of America 2-4 National Honor Society 4 Spanish Club 3.4 Girls Sports Association 3 TREVINO. OLIVIA Antlerettes 1-4 Future Homemakcrs of America 1,2 Future Teachers of America 3 Spanish Club 1-4 Future Business Leaders of America 3 Texas Association for Careers in Health 1,2 Girls Sports Association 1-4 President 4 VoUeyballI-4 VALDEZ. MARTIN FootbaU 1 Track 1 VICKFRY, JERRY T Association 2-4 Baseball Letter 2-4 Co-Captain 4 VIRGEN. TEDDY Spanish Club 1 WEBB, DEBORAH JOAN Antlerettes 3.4 Reporter 4 Golden Girl 4 Art Club 3.4 Future Teac hers of America 3.4 Reporter 4 French Club 2,3 Future Business U ' aders of Americii 2.3 Girls Sports A-isociation 1-4 Key Club Sweetheart 4 Homecoming Duchess 4 WELCH, CONNIE MAE Antlerettes 3 Choir 1 French Club 3,4 President 4 National Honor Society 3,4 Future Business Leaders of Amerii 2 Girls Sports Association 3 Sweetheart 4 WTXCH, WILLIAM WALTER Key Club 2-4 Board of Directors 3.4 BasketbaU 1-3 Baseball 3,4 Letter 4 Football 1 Track 2 WEST, BARBARA SUE Future Homemakers of America 1 Future Business Leaders of America 3 Texas Association for Careers in Health 2-4 President 3,4 Girls Sports Association 1 WHEELER, GWENDOLYN EVONNE Transfer Student 2 Future Homeniakers of America 1,2 Vocational aiid Industrial Club 3 MDEMAN, WAYNE SCOTT Drama and I ' lL Club 1 UIL One Act Play 4 Spanish Club 2-4 Key Club 3,4 Treasurer 4 National Honor . ' sjciety 3.4 WILCOX, MARY ELIZABETH Transfer Student 3 Antlerettes 3.4 Future Business Leaders of America 3 Girls Sports Association 3.4 WISE, WILLIAM ODEN Choir 3 Future Teachers of America 4 Spanish Club 2-4 Interact Club FootbaU 1 Golf 2-4 WOERNER. CYNTHIA ANN Future Teachers of America 4 French Club 2 Student Council 2 National Honor Society 3,4 Latin Club 1 .2 Scribe 2 Popular Senior Senior Class Secretary WGLFMUELLER.JEAN MARTHA Antlerettes 2,3 Future Teachers of America 3,4 Co-Historian 4 Spanish Club 2-4 Co-Historian 3,4 Girls Sports Association 2,3 WOLFMUELLER, JOAN GRACE Antlerettes 2,3 Future Teachers of America 3.4 Treasurer 4 Spanish Club 2-1 Co-lli.storian 3 Reporter 4 Girls Sports Association 2,3 STUDENT INDEX SENIORS Adams, Duke L. 21, 22, 129, 139, 177, 179 Admire, Carl E. 21, 110 Aguero, Dominga 21 Ahrens, Beverly Ann 21 Allen, John Michael 99 Anderson, Charlett 21 Auld,Dan21,99 Ayala, Theresa Ann 21. 87, 90, 102, 112, 113, 124, 178, Bacon, Georgia Alice 21, 76, 87, 103, 124 Bareckey, Barbara Ann 96, 97 Bareckey, Dennis Ray 22, 96, 97 Barton, Barry Alan 22 Batley, Richard Lynn 22, 27, 154, 155 Beadles, Sharon Kay 96, 167 Bennett, Sharon Kav 22, 86, 87, 90, 104, 124, 158 Benson, Albert 128, 129, 132, 134, 139, 154, 157, 166, 177, 183 Berthe, Betty Ann 22, 86, 87, 122, 123, 124 BiUnitzer, Cheryl S. 22, 76, 104 Blanton, Mary 22 Blevins, Charlsie Kay 22 Bowman, Sharon Kay 20, 22, 34, 76, 87, 103, 124 Braden, David Pat 22, 78, 129, 139, 140,141,154 Brandt, Carol Jean 110 Brondo, Virginia Sue. Brothers, Gary Henry 23 Brown, John E. 23, 26, 76, 92, 94, 95, 106, 107, 169, 189, 196 Broyles, George Franklin 23, 26, 93, 129, 139 Bums, Michael John 110 Calderon, Alex Lee 23, 128, 139, 140, 154, 186 Chalk, Danny Daniel 23, 99, 179 Chipman, Monte Dean 23, 26, 92 Clanton, John William 36 Clark, Connie M. 23, 26, 92, 95, 1 14, 178 Clawson, Wayne S. 23, 106, 108, 109 Clement, Marion Patricia 23 Cole, Linda Kay 23, 34, 76, 114, 121 Connell, Maurice W. Cortez, Sabino 23, 129, 139 Covert, Harlin Dobb 23 Cowden, Kitty Margaret 23 Craft, James Bruce 23, 26, 92 Crick, Jay C. 24, 108, 109 Culpeppt r, Joe Lee 24, 106 Davila, Rosie 24 Davis, Billve Kathleen 24, 96, 97, 167, 168 ' Davis, Gwendolyn Louise 24, 99 Davis, James Edward Dean, Elizabeth Priscilla 24, 86, 90, 124 Dechert, Jerald Wayne 24 Dolezal, Wayne Wright 24, 26 Dominguez, Ruben Guzman 24 Drymala, Wayne Joe 24, 106 Dunks, John Robert 22, 25, 130, 139 Dyess, Lynda Rae 25 Eaglebarger, Darlene Danette 112 Edens, Sherry Jane 25, 113 Edwards, Joan Blanche 25 Evans, Linda Jane 25, 86, 87, 114, 124, 158 Faifer, Kathie Gale 25, 87, 124 Farris, Linda Carol 25 Picker, James Kent 25, 130, 139 Flores, Delores Sanchez 25 Flores, Robert D. 25 Friedriehs, Barbara Sue 25 Fuentez, Maria Evele FuUick, Jennifer Ann 25, 86, 124, 158 Gage, Karen Yvonne 25, 112 Garrett, William Mack 108, 109 Garza, Maria Irma 25, 108, 109 Garza, Olga Ellen Giles, Gary Wayne 25, 139, 154, 155 Glenn, Brenda Jane 26, 112, 113 Glenn, Edna Gayle 26 Going, Charles Edwin Goutard, Chantal Nicole 26 Graham, Charles Wesley 26, 106 Graham, Morriss Reid 26, 78, 106 Gwyn, Mary Patricia 22, 26, 29, 35, 86,89,90, 124,169 Hall, Walter Lee 26, 128, 131, 139, 177, 179 Hammond, George Alexaiider 26, 27, 84,85 Hancock, JoAnn 27, 167 Hanson, Mary Elizab -lh 27, 98, 99 Hardee, Harold William 144 Harlow, Vernon Ray 27, 106, 139, 161 Harms, Lonnie Dale 27 Harrison, Dennis Ray Hawkins, Terry Ann 22, 27, 29, 35, 98, 99, 178 Heimann, Sharon Kay 26, 27, 82, 83, 92,95, 100, 167,173 Henderson, Aubrey Lynn 27 Hertel, Nolan Elmer 28, 76, 78, 106, 107 HoUimon, John Edgar 28, 130, 131, 132, 139, 153, 169, 170, 177, 179, 185, 190 Honeycutt, Linda L ;hnc Howard, Virginia Ann 28, 74, 114, 177, 179 Hulson, Sandra Kay Jennings, Henry Lee 28, 74, 78, 79, 102, 139, 163 Jenschke, Lam ar C. 28, 116 Johnson, Michael Allen 28, 110 Jones, Judith Davidson 28, 74, 75, 76, 82,83,88,89, 100, 101, 102, 120, 124, 166, 167, 173, 191 Kaufliold, Anita Faye 20, 24, 29, 86, 90,97, 104, 124, 168 Keese, Jeff 29, 99 Kelch, Kenneth Frederick 26, 29, 92 King, Joe Cullen 29, 110 Kramer, BiUy Joe 29 Kunz, Charles Henry 29 Land, Keith Douglas 29, 106 Lawrence, Elizabeth Grace 29, 76, 112,113 Lee, Debra Jean 30 Lehman, Linda Lou 30, 82, 83, 88, 89, 100, 120, 124, 167, 177 Leifeste, Billy Gene 30 Leonard, Diane Elizabeth 30, 76, 84, 85,97, 114, 168 Lester, Edward Glendale Locke, Jimmy Roy 30, 78, 116, 121, 141 Lozano, Danny B. 30, 103, 179 Lynn, Kimberly Ruth 30, 110 McCarty, Robert Craig 30, 80, 112, 113, 178 McCutcheon, Scott William 154, 156 McGough, Joseph R. 30 Malochleb, Peggy Jo 30, 86, 124, 1 58 Mann, Frances Diane 26, 29, 31, 82, 83, 92, 103 Mann, Joseph Arthur 31, 84, 85 March, Bearlhne 31, 99 Marines, Amulfo Madrid 31, 132, 139 Masters, Lisa M. 31, 74, 88, 89, 120, 124, 167 Massey, John Ned (Harold Dean) 31, 36 Maurer, Stephen Vincent 31, 108 Medford, Sandra K. Mendiola, Erasmo 31 Miller, Donald 31, 116 Miller, Ronnie 31, 110, 117 Minor, David M. 31, 84, 85 Monrey, Susie 31, 86, 124 Mooney, Marsha Kaye 31, 99, 108 Moore, Weinna Mae 24, 31, 104, 122, 124 Morriss, Robert Hal 32, 108, 109 Morriss, Steven L. 26, 32, 76, 91, 93, 106, 107, 192 Mosel, Larry 32 Mosty,LeeA.26,32,92 205 Mostv, Richard C. 32, 74, 76, 78, 102, 106, 139, 145, 161, 192 Muck,Kelly 32,78, 84, 85 Nanny, John Thomas Nelson, Julie Ann 32, 34, 74, 75, 76, 88, 89, 100, 102, 167, 177, 178, 181,193 Nelson, Peggy Sue 32, 108 Nichols, Alan D. 32, 133,139 Noble, Larry Ray 26, 32, 93, 113 Norwood, Kris A. 33, 80, 179, 185 Olson, Randy Keith 110 Ontiveros, Alice T. 33, 86, 124 Ortega, Janie Parker, Karen Ann 33, 166 Pawelek, Leonard V. Phillips, Jerry Lynn Pruneda, Armando Bill Pucketl, Jerry Raborn, Anne Burgin 33, 99 Ramsey, James Daniel 33, 108, 109 Reader, Karen Sue 33, 74, 75, 88, 89, 124, 167 Kead.T. Katin 1a nn 33, 71. 88, 89, 124. 161 Rees, Deborah Diane 26, 33, 93, 102, 103, 166, 178 Reicheneau, Gary D. 33, 110 Reicheneau, Larr ' Wavne 33, 110 Reinbach, Max Otto 26, 33, 78, 93. 102. 162, 170, 193 Reinholt, Peggy Jeannette 33, 98, 99, 104 Revnier, Mary Ellen 33, 112 Reynolds, Jon Franklin 33, 98. 99 Rhoden, Jodv 27, 34, 74, 75, 78. 106 liillimann, Russell Clarence 34. 108 Rodriguez, Bias 34 Rosas. Evangelina Paiz 34 Ross. Roger D. Russell. Karen Elaine 34, 110 Saunders. Riehla Kay 34, 93, 95, 102, 179 Savre, Patsv Lee 34 Schmidt, Lynda Pat 34, 112 Schwethelm. Sandra Sue 20. 35, 114, 118,120. 187. 196 Scott, Leslie Dale 35 Scott, Paul Edward 26, 78, 92, 106 Shubert, Dennis 110 Silvas, Jessie Simmons, Keith Eugene 35, 133. 139 Sims, Beckv Margaret Smith, Judy A. 35, 98, 99 Smith, Roger Alan 20, 27, 35. 74. 76. 84, 85, 101. 104, 139. 154. 156,171, 180, 188 Sprott. Ronnie 20. 35. 78, 79, 106, 168 Stoepel, JacpieKn Judy 22. 29, 35, 105, 169 Syke , RulhieM.35.99 206 Taylor, Joe David 35 Terry, Linda Reese 98, 99 Thomas, Suzanne 35, 36, 76, 86, 100, 103,124, 195 Thompson, Kathy Reynolds 36, 76, 97,114,121,168 Thorp, Melvin Eugene 110 Tidwell, Sue Ellen 36, 99 Tomlinson, Dan 1 10 Trejo, Linda Christine 36, 76, 100, 166 Trevino, Olivia 36, 86, 90, 124, 158 Turley, Larry D. Underwood, Robert Lee Valdez, Martin 36 Valero, Alfred Pete 36 Varner, Alvin Deaii 134, 139 Vickery, Jerry 34, 36, 139, 153 Virgin, Teddy 36 Voss, James Paul Washburn, Laura Eve 37, 98, 99 Webb, Deborah Joan 21, 24. 37. 87, 90, 121.167,177.179 Welch, Connie Mae 37, 76, 104, 178 Welch, William Walter 37, 78, 153 West, Barbara Sue 22, 34, 35, 37, 122 Wheeler, Gwendolyn Yvonne 37 Wideman, Wayne Scott 27, 34, 35, 37,76,78,79,103 Wilcox, Man, Elizabeth 37, 124 Williams, Cynthia Jean 37, 99 Wise, William Odem 37 Woerner, Cynthia Ann 20, 34. 37, 76, 182 Wollmueller, Jean Martha 21. 29, 37. 103. 121 Wolfmueller. Joan Grace 21, 29, 37. 103, 121 Wright, Gladys Marie 37, 96, 167 Young, Pete C. 36 JUNIORS Admire, Terr ' Lawrence Alden, Beckv Marie Aldridge. Darr. ' ll Lytui 39 Alexander. Chrisla Allord. Rob.Tt Mark 39 Anderson. Patricia Ann 93 Applin, Norma Kaye 39 Auld, Edward Kennedy 39, 162 Ayala, Anna Marie 39, ' 102, 162 Avala. Carlos David 39 Bales. Janice Marie 39, 110 Barron, Mar llikda Basse, Dennis Lee 39, 110 Baumann, Nancy Jane 39. 86. 118. 122 B.a.- lcy.Channaine.39, 168 Beaver. Tommy Richard 39, 76 Bell, James Carroll 39 Benson, Christine T. 39 Benson, David Lee 39, 108, 109 Berry, Lon Stan Bicknell, Joseph Andrew 39 Bill, Gilbert 0. 39, 148 Bird, Gar ' Wayne 40, 81, 110 Bishop, Mary Ann 99 Bond, Mary Elene 40 Boutin, Diane Marie 38, 40, 74, 82, 83, 86, 97, 120, 121, 168. 173, 184, 189 Bowlin, Mike R. Byrd, June Gail Morris Callcott, Mary Gail 40, 87, 90, 124 Cameron, Cathy Jean 40 Cantwell, WiUiam S. 40, 1 16 Castillo, Teresa Marie Caulkins, Stuart 40, 113, 139. 140, 142, 143, 148 Chamberlain, Michael W. 40, 135 Chisum, Jewel Lorene 40, 167, 168 Clark, Barton Edward 110 Clement, Paula Marie 40 Cochrane, Jane Ellen 40, 86, 123, 124 CoUazo, Faustine Gauna 93 Cooper, Douglas Michael 40. 78. 84, 85, 139, 140, 143 Cory , Richard Leslie 40. 110 Covington, Mary Frances 40 Co wen, James Wayne Crane, Mark Howard 99, 144, 145 Crawford, Nancy 40, 87. 105, 118, 124 Cruthirds, Candace Marie 40 Currier, Lois Jean 41. 87. 122, 124 Danz. Synthia Sue Davila, Antonia Lopez Davis, Debbie Lee 41 DeLaCniz, Arturo DeLaRosa.Joe 110 Delgadillo. Larry Lawrence 38, 41, 118,130.133,139, 179 Dennis, Diane Dale 41 Dominguez. Raymond Guzman 41 Dozier, Sarah Rebecca 41. 82, 83, 104, 105 Dreiss, Dennis Kirk 41 Drciss, Sandy Jean 41. 110, 178 Durrin. Charles Sterling 41, 74, 76, 93.95,100. 168 Ehler, David Edward 41. 93. 154. 156 Ender. Carolyn Jean 41 Evertson. John Robert Faifer, John Joe 130. 139. 141 Eaiininj;. Linda nn 41 .  8. 99 Fawcett. Willis .41. 110. 180 Filer. Linda Darnell 41. 110 Flenniken. Nancy Gay .38. 42. 74. 70. 86. « 0. 120. 121. 102. 183 190 Forrest. Greg Mayer 84. 85. 105 Frazier. Lujov Renec 42 Garces, Andrea 42 Gardia, Karen Lynette 42 Garza, Mar) ' Jane Pruneda Glenn, Grady Joe 42, 76 Godley, Delores Daniels Goff, Kathrvn Louise 12, 86, 122, 124,158 ' Gonzales, Tommy Vargas Gonzales, Viola Goodrich, Grant Clay 42, 131, 139, 154, 155 Graliam, Reanna 42, 118 Green, Valerie Ann 110 Grona, Dicky Merlin 116 Guess, Pamela Elizabeth 42, 93, 95 Guthrie, Pamela Jean 42, 87, 90, 124 Hammit, Tommy N. Hampton, Richard Edward 42, 149, 177 Hartsfield, Carolyn 42 Hartsfield, MarUyn 42, 108, 109, 178 Heimann, Billy Wade Henderson, Emily Jan 42, 76, 87, 122, 124, 172 Hensley, Charles Hernandez, Arnold Hector Hernandez, Etna Morin Hevland, Dorothy Irma 42, 92, 105, 122 Hill, Douglas John 42, 144 HiU, Gar Randall 43 Hodges, Vicki Lou HoweU, Timothy Jay 43, 93 Huffaker, BiUie Dee 43, 135, 136, 149 Humphries, Deborah Lynn 43, 91, 92, 104 Hurst, Leonard Joe 43, 135, 136, 149 Hyatt. Billy Winston Ingram, Jennie Belle 43 Ivey, Marcellus CarroU 43, 93 Jackson, I.ida Jewell 43 Jackson, Ricky Dall 43 Jennings, Nancy Ann 43 Johnson, Karen Sue 86 Jones, Nancy Lea 43, 122 Kane, Paul Keidel, Constance Louise 43, 86, 90, 124 Kenyon. Darrell VAenn 43, 149 Kessler, Harriet Ann 43, 76, 86, 124 Key, Richard Gene 43, 136 Kimbrow, ( arla Frances Klingemann, William J. 43, 74, 76, 78,79, 131. 139, 191 Knox, Stephen Arnold 44, 76, 78. 103 Koening, Alma [ ee 44 Kramer, Elizabeth 44 Langley, Thomas Nelson 44 Leas, Rick Lvnn 44, 93, 91 Le.MeiUeur, James A. 38, 44, 132, 139, 144, 154 LeMeilleur, Mark A. 44, 117, 121, 129, 132, 139, 150 Lewis, Sharon Louise 44 Littlefield, Sharon Ann 44, 76 Lochte, Stephen Gray 44, 93, 172 Lopez, Raul Lemos 44, 150 Luckemeyer, Karen Sue 44 Lynch, Raymond 44, 82, 83, 92 Lvnn, Stephanie F. 44 .McBroom, Donald Ray 44, 110, 177 McCoIlum, Barrv Lee 44 Mack, Edna 45, 99 March, Vivian 45 Marrs, Kathleen Mary 45 Martin, Jeanette Sue 45, 167, 168 Massey, Rose Marie Masters, John Herbert Maxson, Nathan Paul 45, 92 Mendiola, Elma 45 Memeses, Estela Merritt, Martha Kay 45, 167 Merritt, Robbie Dewitt Miller, Sharon 45 Mills, Herman 129, 132, 139, 154, 156 Millsap, Peggy Sue 45 Mitchell, Richard Scott 45, 80, 81 Monroe, Scott W. 45, 92 Montgomery, Anna Jean 45 Mooney, Charyl Joyce 45, 99 Moreau, Leonard 45 Mosty, Mark Scott 45, 81 Mosty, Sheyleen Marie 45, 87, 90, 124 Murray, Robert Blair 132, 139, 144 Newman, Wayne Ellis 46, 78, 151 Nielson,JonKarl46, 78, 151 Ortega, Mary Lou Ottmers, Gary Lee 46, 93 Ozuna, Phillip Garces Packer, Randy Texas 46, 76, 78, 133, 139, 154, 156, 157 Palmer, Linda Dian Palmer, Scott 46, 133, 139, 144, 145 Patterson, Teresa Jo 46 Pearsall, Gordon Wesley 99 Pearson, Nadine 99 Pe.schel, Barbara Ann 46, 110 Peters, David Riley 46 Pfeuffer, Dora Virginia 110 Pfiesler, Gerald Wayne 46, 151 Ploch, .Marlene Day 46, 86, 124 Poe, Jane Ann 46 Poorman, Vannelte Lucille 46, 76, 91,93 Powell, Russell Allen 46, 110 Pre,s.sler, Susan Kaye 46, 114 Ramariz, Joe Lopez Ramsey, John Thomas Real, Louie . lbert 46, 99 Reed, John Kenneth 92, 135 Richerson, Ronald Malcom 92 Rios, Issac 0. Roach, Robert Earl 46, 93 Robbins, Vicki Leigh 47 Rodriguez, Joe Rosales Rodriguez, Maria Nelda 47, 87 Roederer, Stephen Glen 47, 139, 152 Roehr, Linda Stephens Rogers, Karen Renne 47, 98, 99 Ross, Rebecca Sue 47, 105, 118 Rotge, Roimy Rav 47, 154, 156 Russ, Rudy 47 Sanchez, Paulette Antonio 48 Sanson! , Iris Dene 47, 108 Scharnberg, George Ben 47, 129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 139, 141, 152, 181, 194 Scheirlon, Linda Sue 48, 86, 124 Schwausch, Gwendolyn Jane 48 Scott, Terry Lynn 80 Seidel, Jon Max 48, 93, 162, 163, 170 Shackelford, Herbert Eugene 47, 99, 110 Sheriff, Randy Lewis Silvas, Raul Smith, Carl Wayne Stacy, George Broun 38, 47, 74, 78, 139, 141, 142, 152, 182, 194 Starkey, Curg Alonzo 47, 139, 140 Stephens, Linda 47 Stevens, Jacquiline Stewart, William K. St. Mary, David Allen 47 Straube, Susan Diane 48, 87, 122 Sullivan, Michael Allen 47 Sutherland, Heather Leilani 47, 82, 83,88,89,124,166,167,180 Tanksley, William E. 48 Terry, Bobby D. 48, 154 Thomas, Robert Wayne 48 Thorn, Mary Sue 48, 99 Thorp, Ava Thurman, Wanda Jean 48 Trevino, Josie 48 Turner, Charles G. 48, 110 Turner, Jolm WiUiam 48, 81, 162, 163 Valdez, Gloria 48, 113 Valdez, Martha Ann 49, 112 Valdez, Martha D. Van Cleave, Roger C. Van Gorder, Sharon Lynn 48, 84, 85 Vam(!r, Donald Lynn Vest, Jack Duane 48, 76, 139, 142, 143, 153 Wagner, Janice Elaine 49, 86, 90, 104 Wagner, Rickey Dean 49, 153 Wallis, Carolyn Ruth 99 Wahrmund, Warren Lloyd 49 Watson, Gaynell 49 Watts, (Carolyn Frances Way, Tony Lowell 49, 134, 139, 153 207 Welch, Larry Walter 49, 81 West, Brownie Lynn 49, 98, 99, 186 Whclan, Gary Philip 49, 76, 91, 93 Whitaker, Al ' isha GaiJ 99 Whilaker, Carol Jean 99, 110 Whitworth, Linda Sue 49 Wied, John Martin 49, 134, 139, 160, 184 Woodard, Travis Wright, Cathy Jeannette 49 Young, Thomas Flack 49, 81, 162, 163 SOPHOMORES Adaniek, James Ray 51 Allen, Freddie Lee Anstead, Cynthia Ann 51, 99 Arneckf, Patricia Ann 51, 99 Aten, Sharon Kayc 51, 87 Ayala, Gilbert Calderon BaUev, Mickey Ray 51. 128. 139, 161 Baldwin, George W. 51 Baldwin, Queen Esther Bammel. Bobby Howard 144 Bartell, MarkGillisSl Ba,skin. Charles Henr 51. 74, 78. 79, 135,154 Beach, Bradley Der I 51. 99. 154 156 Beach, James Arthur 51 Beadles, Teresa Ann Beard, Terry Laman Bell, Cynthia Ann Bennett. Billy Don 5 1 Benson, Anna Marie BiTnhard. David James 51. 74. 135 148 Billingsl. ' v . Beckv A.5I Blake, Robert ' Merrill 51. 78 79 135. 136. 161. 173 IJIanlon. Jinnny Ray 51, 135. 144 Hlume. Mary kalhrvn 51, 93, 100 101 Boutin, Daisy 51 Bouquet. Billy John 51 Bowman. Linda 51 Boyles. JohtuiN K. Braden, Michael Frank 52, 139, 154 Hrad . .James Scott I ' .rehmer, Gailynn 52. 87, 100. 101 124.168 Brigham, Jessie Sue 52 lirister. Sherry Yvonne 52 Brogdon. Darrcll Lee 52, 144, 145 Brotiso, Martha Hurks. La Vernon 1 12 iiush, Maxine 52 Byrd. Katherine Lane Carlton, Bebecca Ann 52 Curnes, Cuilhia .lean 52 Carter, Dorolln Kay 208 Castillo, Hortencia Lilia 52, 87 Catlelt, Edwin Clifton Caulk, Robert Lee 81 Cliipman, Bobby Wayne ChrLstley, Catherine L. 52, 86, 101, 124, 159 Clauder, Kaye Neil 52 Cole, Wade Sidney 99 Collins, Jack Randall 52, 135, 161 Colvin, Andrew Miner 52 Cortez, Javier F. 52, 78, 79, 81, 135, 154 Cory, Candace Dale 52 Coutiint, Paul Edwin 99 Cowden, Mark Thomas 52, 135, 184 Cowden, Paul Benjamin 52 Cozby, Rodney Daryl Crider, Judy Lynn 52 Crowder, Frances Elaine 52 Culpepper, John Curtis 53, 81, 148, 170 Cunningham, Sharon Lynn 53, 113 Curry, Wilma Fay 53 Danz, James Joseph 53 Davis, Winnie Ann Degel, Marlene Meta DeLaCruz, Lisa Leal 53, 86 DeLeon, LeRoy Eugene Dent, Roberta J. Devereaux, Bryan Nelson Dickey, James William 53. 93 Doss,VickiSue53, 113 Drawe, John Ed 53 DuBosc. Deborah . rui DuBose. Karen Lee Dugosh, Christine Elaine 53, 86 Durst, Roger Don 144 Edwards, Aubrey 129, 130, 131 135, 139 Edmonds, Patricia Ann 53 Ehler, Carolyn Ann 54, 87, 90, 100, 101, 124. 168 iniebracht. Walter Wesley 54 Fmerick. , lames England., I im 54, 154 Espin )za.,|oe Louis Fabro. Augusline Padilla Farr. David 154 Feuge, Robert Lee 54 Ficker, Belty Faye 54 Fieker, Patricia . nn 54 Filer, Clifton 54, 135, 136, 139. 154 Filer, Mar Cathy Flores, George Aguero Forest. Felicia Adel.- 54. 86, 105 Frazar, J.ffrey Fd 54, 81, 131, 139. 15 1. 1,56, 157, 182 Freeman, Faye Lanetle 54, ' )9 Gamble, Freddy Lee 54, 144, 14, ' ) 154 Gan-es, Diane Garcia, Aguslin Garcia, Ernest T Garrett, Cynthia Jane Garza, Esmeralda 54 Garza, Maricella 54 Garza, Richard P. Gauthier, Rickie Eugene Gazaway, Danny Roy 54, 135 Giles, Linda Gay 54 Giles, Marilyn Kay 54 Glover, Howard Gale 54 Going, John l dmund Gonzales, Reynalda Flores 54 Goodall, Billy Don Gowan, Ronald Dean 54, 81 Gragg, George F. 99 Graham, Jane Elizabeth 55, 118 Graliam, Milford Raymond Gray, Charles Lee 55 Greene, Barbara Brayton 55, 92, 95, 118 Gregory, Velez Griffin Linda Carol 55, 87, 124 Groff m, Ernest Fred 55, 135, 136, 144, 145, 154 Guerrero, Pete DeLaCruz 55 Guess, Susan Marie 55, 93, 162 Hadley, Mat James 55, 162 Hall, Susan Dee 55, 87, 124 Hamilton, Delores Jean 113 Hammond, -Marianne Rose 55, 86, 87, 124 Hampton, Mary Deanna 55. 92, 93 llartsfield, Jacquelvn 55, 122 Hayes. Charles Ray 135 Hein, Fran Elizabeth 55 Hempel, .|ames Dudley 55, 135 llirnandez, Maria Louise 99 llilburn, Brenda Gayle 55, 122 llolekamp, Jennie Linton 55, 92. 100 Hopkins, Mary Cecilia 55, 86. 87 Hughes. Charles Stewart Hurst. William Douglas 55, 154. 155 Hurt. Robert llemy 55, 93. 135 Hutchinson. Gar C. Ingram. Hobb Wayne 56, 99 lvey,Mar Lee 56,92, 173 Jackson, Paula A. Janis. Christopher Wayne 56, 91. 93 Jiininez, ictor Charlie Johnson, Dana Kay 56 Jones, Jud Juanita 56, 162 JoyiUT. Mar% Loue Kcene, Virginia Lee 56. 99 Keiser. Jerr Lynn 92 King. Paul Ray 56. 135, 154 Klein, Brenda 56 Klein, elpha Alice 56 Km.oc. l)(iMiisLee56, ' IS. 150 Kolt, Deborah nn 56. 86 La Barge. Greg lee 135. 150 land. Richard Clark 56. 78. 161 l.andnim. Karen Joyce 56 Lara. Joe llemundex 57. 135. 1.50 Lawrence, DoUv L. 57 Leas, Myra Sue ' 57, 92 Lehman, Stephen Carl 57, 136, 154, 157 Lehmann, Maribess 57, 74, 86, 87, 162, 163 LeSaout, Lou Ellen 57, 92 Lester, Regina Dawn 57, 87 Lewis, James Keet 57, 162 Light, Frances L. Likin, James Alston 57 Lockaby, Brenda Lou 57 Lochte, Gary Werner 93 Logan, Kent A. Lopez, Lawrence L. 57, 93 Lusk, Leonard Dee 57, 91, 92. 162, 187 Lyle, Jacquelynn Eileen 57 Lynch, Harold Ray 57 McCutcheon, Robert Edward McDaniel. Curtis Lee McElroy, Susan Alice 57 Mahan, Bobbie Jean Mann, John Frederick 91, 93, 173 Manning, Betty Ellen 57, 86, 124 Martinez, Raul A. Masters, John Greg 57, 78, 135, 161 Maxwell, Mark Thomas 57, 93 Meeks, Deborah Ann Middleton, Mar ' Valli 57 Monroy, Ruben 58, 135 Montgomer)-, Linda 58 Mooney, Susanne R. 58 Moore, Colleen Joan Moore, David Morris, John Anton Morris, Nelda Louise Morriss, Charles Kelley 58, 140 Morton, Arthur Gene 92 Mostv, Francis Rae 58, 74, 88, 89. 124, 180 Most , -Mar Louise 58 Muir, Randall Ian Mumni, Richard Allen Naylor, Howard Maeron 58 Nelson, Susan Jo 58, 74, 90, 124 Neutze, Donna Jean 58 Neutze, Linda Kay 58 Nichols, Carroll Bruce 58 Nichols, Gar) Glenn 58 Noland, Edwaed Daniel O ' Bryant, Vicki Lvnn 56, 58, 162, 163 Parker, Ernest Clvde 58, 74, 78, 91, 92, 100, 101 Parrish, Beverly Ann Patino, Adan A. Penick, Brenda Peschcl, Mary Ann 58 Pieper, Janet Lee 58 PoUard, Jan Eli zabeth 58, 100. 124 Poorman, Harold Roark 58. 100. 101 Powell, Jan 58, 86, 124 Price, Edie Ann 58, 86, 90, 124. 162, 182 Rabom, Jack Sherman 99 Ramos, Esmeralda 59 Ramirez, Michael Ruben 135 Rasmus, John Ballard 59 Ratliffe, James Real, Aime Anthony 59 Reed, Roley Coy 59 Reither, Robert Lee Reyes, Dilia Arreola Reynier, Jean Raye 59, 105, 112 Robinett, Larry Don 59 Robinson, Michail Douglas Rodriguez, .Mary Elizabeth Romero, Toni .59 Rosales, Rudy Alcorta Ross, Jim Wayne 152 Russell, Gladys Marie 59 Russ, Rudy Anthony Salter, Lou Beth 59, ' 98 Schwarz, Steve Edwin 59, 161 Scott, Donald Walter 59 Searcy, James Carl Shannon, Charlotte Ann 59 Shoemake, Timothy Dale 59 Shaw, Sylvia Dell 59, 86, 118, 124 SUvas, Robert Smith, Claudia B. 59, 86, 124, 158 Smith, Ronnie George 59 Smith, Roy Edward 59, 162 Smith, Sharon Sue 59, 99 Soto, Mary Inez 59 Speakmon, Mike Lamar 60 Stayton, Janice Ann 60, 75, 92, 167 Stehling, Michael Wayne 60, 144 Stoepel. Timothy Lee 60, 1 35 Storms, Thomas Allen 60 Strohacker, Oscar Conrad 60, 92 Stubbs, Elizabeth Sykes, Ada 60, 99 Taylor, David Donald Taylor, Kay Geneva Taylor, Robert Allen Taylor, William Wallace 60, 161 Thomas, Patricia Ann 60, 124 Thompson, Bonnie Brown 60, 86, 158 Trejo, Sonia Yvonne 60, 100 Tucker, Carolyn Glyn 61, 87 Uppling, Donna Rae Vargas, Robert Villanueva, Gloria A. Villanueva, .Nicky Arreola 135, 161 Villanueva, Yolanda Arreola Villarreal, Enricjuetta Lara 61 Voelkel, Donald Wayne 61, 135 Voight, Dale Wayne 61 Walker, Frank Sidney 61 Ward, Dean Martin 61 Washburn, Betsy Ruth 61 Watson, Linda Darlene 61 Watts, Janis Rae 61 Weckerley, Shawn Patrick Wehmeyer, Ray Donald 61 West, Federick Chris 61 Whitaker, Robert Michael Wideman, Steve Glenn 61, 78, 162. 163 Wilke, Steven Wayne 61, 135, 144, 153 Williams, Anne Marie 61 Williams, Charles Sheldon 142, 144, 154 WiUiams, Earlie 139, 142 Wilson, Renee Susan 61 Woemer, Chris David 61, 135, 154, 156 Wood, Bruce Alan Yarbrough, Anne Irene York, Ronald Keith 61, 135, 154 Younger, Karen Light 61 FRESHMEN Adams, Lee Autry Aguirre, Yolanda 63 Alberthal, Donna Dianne 63 Arhelger, Rhonda Gay 63 Arreola, Edward Avery, Christopher Matthew 63, 138 Bacon, Dan Wallace 63, 93, 162 Baker, Larry DeWayne Barden, Ed Charles Barker, Debra Beth 63, 93 Barrers, Lupe Reyes Barron, Rose Mary 63, 159 Bartelt, Denise Ann 63, 92 Bates, Loretta Lynn 63 Batley, Terri Lee 63, 86 Beadles, Sandy Lynn Beaver, Glenn Wayne Benson, Gloria LaVonne 63, 98 Benson, Gwendolyn Joyce 98 Bicknell, Susanne 63 Bill, Nelda Ozuna Blume, Tim Allen 63, 146, 148 Borkowski, Gabriele 64, 118, 159 Bouquet, Betty Jane 64 Bowman, Anita 64, 93, 124 Boyd, Delvin Bradlule, Larry Wayne 64 Brandt, David .Michael 146, 147 Briggs, Judy Leigh Brondo, Jlichard Brown, Venion Brown, Warren Frederick 64, 93 Burns, Beverly Vnn 64, 98, 159 Burrus, Ernest Lee Cannon, Richard Burton Cantu, Delia Canlwcll, John Edward 64, 117, 138 Carpenter, Scot .McDonald 62 Carrington, Pamela Dale Carlton, Bonnie Sue 64 209 Casty,Mimi Lee 64, 87 Caslorcno, Velia Noemi 64, 86, 90 Chipniaii, Brendajo Clement, Donald ConnaUy, Kd Connell, Bobby Glenn Cooper, Leslye Louise Coots, Ronald Alan Council, David Covert, Clierrie Gaye 64 Cowden, Sammy Jon 64, 74, 138, 146, 184 Cowen, Linda Lou Crawford, Lorraine 64, 86, 159 Crittenden, William Allen 64. 138, 154, 156 Cruthirds, Marsha M. 64, 98. 99, 180 Culpepper, Jame .- William 64. 146. 148 Culwell, Debra Ann 64, 87 Culvvell. Randy Lee Dalrymple. Terry Andrew 64. 138 Davis. Dorothy 159 De La Rosa, Elizabeth DeLeon. John Richard Delgado, Lydia 65 Diaz, Dora 63 Dickerson, Chuck Edward Dimery, Paula Frances 98 Dominiruez, Jose .A. 63 Doniinguez, Romeo Guzman 146. 147, 154, 156 Douglas. Jeanne Waldene Edens, Jo Ann 63 Edwards, Douglas Lynn 63 Espinoza, Leo . rriola Faifer, Thomas William 65, 138, 146 Fairchild. Randall Presley Fantonzi. Georgeann Louise Farr. l)oroth Louise Feuge, Roger Wendell 138. 194. 196 F ' isher, Donna L nn 65. 93 Fisher, Jerr Wayne Fitzgerald, John Louie 65, 148 Flores. Brenda Fa) e 63 Flores. C nlhia Gail 65 Fowler, Tonnn (irad Gage, Michael Lyn Garcia, Alicia Lopez Ginter, Betty Jo 98 Girtei), Bradley James 63 Gleason. Mike Douglass Gleason, Larry Ra mond Glenn, Sam Donald 148 GobiT. Jame? Ray 65, 138 Goldman, Dorma Mae 65 Gonzales, Amando A ala Gonzales. I ' .rnesl argas (iragg, Mamie Pearl Graham, I ' .lena 65 Gra , Jo . nne 65, 92 Green, Gar L n Grona, Bobb Wade 210 Guerrero, Roselinda Guill, Russell Edward Gumbert, Judith Kay 65, 98 Hadley, John Stephen 66, 138, 146 Hannemann, Douglas 66 Hanus, Gary Lee Haulier, Cynthia Ann 65, 92, 159 Hayes, Janice Joy 92, 159 Haynie, Sherrie Patrice 66, 98 Hawkins, Johnnie Lee 66, 138 Heimann, Cathy 66, 74, 90, 100, 159 Hey land, Allen David 66 Hicks, William Parker 99 Hilburn, Donald Rav 66 Hill, Jimmy Gerald Holekamp, Lewis M. 66 Hollimon, James Olen 66 Hood, Walter Leigh 66, 138, 146, 1.54, 156 Hubbs, Cynthia Lynn 62, 66, 74, 75, 93 Hudson, Joyce Fa 66 Hudson, Lois Ann 66 Huffaker, John David 66 Hughes, Charles 66 Hunt, Terry Jane 66, 87, 90, 101 Hutchinson, Jill LaRayne 66 Hutson, Paul Forrest Ingram, Carlton Lewis Jackson, Ritha . nn Johnson, Connie Lee 67, 159 Jones, Chester Emanuel Kaufliold. Harold Henry 162 Kei. er, Kenneth Allan 138 Kimbrow, Bruce Randal Knox. C nthia , nn Koska, Jay 162 Lackey, Gaye Lynn 63, 87, 98 Landrum, Delhi Elige 67, 138, 182 Landry , Leanna Louise Langley, Lois . nn 67 Laws, TerrN .Sue Lehane, Denis Walter 63 Lehman, (jina Ruth 67 Le.Meilleur, Deni . ' Faith 67, 92. 100 Lidiak. John (iarx 93 Linack. Julianne 67 Lochle. Marcia Diane 87 Lovings, .Anthony Kenneth Lowrance, Jim Leslie Lozano, Robert Bill Luckemever, Margie . nn 67 Lynn, Bill Rav 138 . lcCarly, Cecil Eugene 67. 138 McCray, Gu. sie LaX ' erne McCutcheon, Michele Lea 87 McGouan, Roland J. McGrervv.Johnll. ' McRac.lohn Alexander Mack. Milton l.rui 67, 99. I4(), L54. L56 Martinez, Flora .Marti n, Donald .Martin, Ronald Mayor, Butch John Meadows, Glynda Carol 67, 99 Med ford, Lonnie C. Medrano, Amelia Medrano, Christina Meek, William Earl .VIendiola, Eva 67, 159 Michel, Jack Daun 146. 147, 150 .Miller, Carol Lynn 67 .Miller, Patricia Sue Mitchell, -Marie Louise 67, 86 Mitchell, .Montie D. .Monroe, Scott F. 67, 146, 154, 156 .Monroy, Becky .Marie 67, 86, 159 Moore, Mary Beth 68 .Moore, La Merle .Morris, Wanda Lavern Mostv, Patrice Anne 62, 68. 74, 86, 100, 101, 182 Mumm, Cvnthia .Vnn Nanny, E. Roscoe Neal, Karl Lee 138 -Neal, Linda Darnell Neal, Roy Allen 146, 150 Neelev, David Lyn Neelev, Susan G. 68, 74, 86, 159, 184 iNeunhoffer, Julius Real 68 Neutze. Robert Nichols, John Richard 138 Nichols, Kathv 68. 87 Oehler, Bruce David 68. 138, 146, 147. 151 01ivera . Diana Onliveros, Paul Packer, Steve Jav 68. 138, 146, 154, 156 Palmer, Lendoii Dann Patterson, Keri Lynn 68, 159 Pavne, Suzanne Louise Pennell, David Joel 68 Pickens. Bonnie Jean 68, 93 Poe, Glenn Alan 68, 138, 146, 151 Poe, Laura Kathrv n 63, 92 Poorman. Marjoric Fa 68. 93. 101 Poorman. Mildred Ka 68, 92 PoweU, Janet Lee 68, 92 Price. Gloria Elizabeth 68, 93. 162, 163 Priour, Rebecca Elizabeth 92. 100 Raborn, Lee M. Ramirez, MlVedo Ramirez, Sophia Ramos, Mar Esther Ram. e . Charlie Da id ()3 Raymer. Cliri.- Marion 69. KW. 162 Ravmer. Gn 69. 100 Raxmer. Li.-i T. 09. 86 Real. Roberta E ler 69. 92 Rea.NontT. Ricke Don 92 Ree.s.-, Catherine Margaret 98 Held. James Slanle 162 Reither, Kay Darlene 98 Rlioden, Stan 69, 138, 146, 151 Richardson, Deborah Sue 69, 159 Ringle, Mary Sue Rios, Esther Ajeda Rios, Juanita Roberts, Gwendolyn 63, 118 Robinson, Johnny Dee Robinson, John P. 69 Rogers, James David 69, 152 Rose, Sammy Lee 162 Ross, Susie Ann 69, 99 Rotge, Charles Wagner 93 Ruff, Robert Lee 69, 138 Russell, Montie 69 Ryan, Charles Frederick Sanboni, Paul David Sanchez, Mike Louis 69 Sanders, Edward Lee 69, 138 Sandidge, Lucy Ann 62, 69, 74, 93 Sandoval, Eva Santos, Joe Scheible, Tommy Ray 69, 91 Schlieter, Heidi Marie 69, 92 Schwausch, Edith Yvonne 63, 70 Scott, Donna Lynn 70 Scott, Regina Kaye Sentesi, Peggy L. ' 99 Sheffield, John Wayne Shubert, Janet Gay Shubert, Sheryl A. Shults, Ronnie Simmons, Kathy Annette 70, 99, 101 Simmons, Mary Lennette 70 Slauter, Patsy Ann 70 Smith, Carol Rene 70, 93 Smith, Constance Jane 70 Smith, David Huggans 63, 70, 138 Smith, Rufus Troy 154,156 Snodgrass, Larry Louis 70, 137, 138, 146, 152 Sorsby, Billy Ed Spencer, William Stehling, Donald Anthony 70, 136, 154 Steinnick, Nancy Carol 70 Steinruck, William Dwighl 70 Stephan, Tommv St. Mary, Vicki Ann 99 Stubbs,JohnM. Sullivan, Terry K. 70 Taylor, Betty Marie Taylor, Esther Gail Thomas, Rex Eastham 162 Tomlinson, Dennis Milton 138, 146 Trevino, David 70 Trompler, Vicky Ann 70, 87, 101 Turner, Charles Alanson 70, 162 Van Ostrand, Glenn Varner, Chester Alvin 138 Vaughan, Sharon Kay 70 Vest, Anna Shirlene 71, 86 Villareal, Mike Voelkel, Lee Charles 62, 71, 74, 93, 138, 180 Voight, Susie L. 71,159 Voss, Roy Wahrmund, (Jloria Diane 71 Waliky, Bobby A. Waliky, Jeff Wayne 153 Washburn, Billy Neil Webb, Thomas M. 71, 93 Weinheimer, Mary Kathryn 87 Whitton, Brian Justin 71, 138, 146, 154, 156 Whitmire, John Kevin 71, 162 Whitworth, Kathryn Kay 92 Widenian, Barbara Ann 71 Williams, Judy Lynn ' 71 Wilson, Pamela Carolyn 71 Wilcox, Andrew Frazicr Woodard, Michael Bruce 71, 138 Wooton, Debra Lee 71, 86 Ybarra, Alex Villaneuva Ybarra, Steve Zachry, Rowan 211 A). ( ! J Y VY ' %fA -t % s aJj_ oAy .Ac d .M yi o jt i fOe-rvc fPh - s . y tz i ' Tlly. - (y - UVA ' 1 (X .4J- ' 1 c U ■.KJ- ' Y. j v ) v ' M ■Myh k mV:!