W W Samuell High School - Torch Yearbook (Dallas, TX)
- Class of 1976
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' ngfsi, .3-1si.'A.jLj.h-' X, 4 9 -W-2 7 m Qt.2? , '2,':fg-if . , X , .--...',w,V91g,- ul' 1' 'T K Y? we f 2. 55 WW Q AD M H 1. M Z, V ' asf 2 W Q , ' w 4 if 5 y ii if 2 'V QQ ., , ' , .W , ,mf -f 'iz yi! -J, f if 'H ,gf , , 1 ,W af W 1, '- - 'ff' uf, N ,.. , W 1, ,. 1? 1 Vx I,r W r V 'irill The future of our lives is seen and represented through the everlast- ing city. The city holds our ideas and plans that we will someday cherish. Through years of time. this city has built a firm standing of sorrow. careers. and happiness. We will find ourselves. by focus- ing in on this far away city that is oh. so near. student bodx II wig: ,Q- ' , 1 ,iE.h 52 x '+qv,. al ' 4 wi f I 'W' Z' ' 'W' is abhiewemems ms .M Achievement .iQS5g?fr:ic ,Q 1 yy X X ' Q n ff.. '- 4 - Q R ' 'wok Qi: fm. XLQSI, 3ChlCVCmCHIi .VN ELL GOODMAN ,X achievements ., Q S Mr. Samuel! BILL PINKERTON w W achievements Best All Around BARBARA BROCK achievements Best All Around JIMMY FRAZIER Most Athletic MMY HORTO Most Athletlc DANNY TRENT achievements achievements achievements achievements Most Likely to Succeed -5rx,,Y W BILLY ERNEST E 'i ?x 5, E! My-an ,hw an 4, Most Likely to Succeed BETH SIMMS achievements in wx ,ww W , x, , 4 , ,, 0 . ,v v ,, ,.,, A if P' 1 f 1, s , - , f 3 . mem? ,F .gn E RAY ELLASON ,D ff i 1 '9 5 A lxwz -gg , A 2 1 H 3 G? ',:5?: 2 4' 1, - ,V H, , W, 3. V ' ..,y..,dw,, ' ff- ' wx K 1 o .Q f Mm S K ' J .Lk h,.L,, ,. - ,-f sf 5 i1F5'j1,gZjf'-f ,5 COLQU QQLKZY CRooM X2 N, PHII IP IIMIQA .md I ,qix achievements QZemwJ om SKU, COM, mamma gym Qpeppow QM ff 3wJJn.m1 Kfgwocg Homecoming Queen .VNELL GOODMAN achievements LAU RI E EVANS Senior Court Senior Court CARLA SMITH CARLA COLQUIT Senior Court Homecoming Queen T and Court LONG KARYN SMITH CHRISTI WOOD Junior Court Junior Court Junior Court CYNDI EVERETT LISA POUND CYNDEE WATKINS CA.-J-.A.Mf...,. f',.....4 0-,,1,, H, ,, rw, . rw I 11 - Rovv 1: Greta Long, Karyn Smith, Cyndi Everett, Christi Wood. Row 2: Laurie Evans, Carla Colquitt, Carla Smith, J'Nell Goodman, Lisa Pound, Cyndee Watkins. achievements . . Valentine Queen and Court ,Q BARBAR OCK JULIE THOMAS I JULIE MILLER KARYN SMITH achievements PEGGY SWINDLE CYNDEE WATKINS LORI REDFEARN PHYLLIS REYES This year's Foreign Exchange Student was Mikael Schulin from Sweden. His American parents were Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Crook, and his brother and sister were John and Melissa. While attending Samuell, Mikael was very active in Concert Choir, SCOA, the Spanish Club. and the Ice Skating Club. Also, he was one of the Soccer managers and he was instru- mental in starting the International Club. Sam- uell would like to thank Mikael for coming to Samuell as a representative of Sweden. li .A , American Field Service Foreign Exchange Student Mikael Schulin achievements . . lchicvcmems ffnim flxvcfwlros Win Cffrig 7511 F'5c,,Jfffm10w '7?ufo51I1,S 4 An K XDOUNII 'Buff fffiffffpzffx uchiexemcnts , iid- ' T 13 4 .Y ii QU, .5 11' ::-lu ff .2 ,m.h germ -Q' 3 a fw g f TQ' is ' ww' XVFQ 559 . i Jeisffs 'J ggsff J N a .. fmioi 7a1'oiH1A Ifilnnlhf H128 maui lkuqmin. 1-Lang jwuam achievements f'3c'yf4oov1cf11f 7Hvcviff1,s lmlllllfif I 618 f-'SKIUUN IMI! C1570 CLSQIXUI. fpgllffg! 054,10 Pattl Luckett was cho- sen as a Superlative because of her: . . . devotion and time put into the Torch . . . leadership by being the Treasurer of the Blue Jackets . . . time she has given to her extra activities. . .active part in the Bowling League, Spanish Club. and the Ice Skating Club. Blaine Collins was chosen as a Superlative because of his: . . .care for Samuell . . . leader- ship in Student Council . . . tal- ent shown in Concert Choir . . . achieved knowledge that made him a member of the National Honor Society . . .duty as a Banner Team Member . . . active part in the Woods and Water Club. SCOA. and the Tutoring Program. Susan Morgan was chosen as a Superlative because of her: . . . school leadership in Starlets and the Ice Skating Club. . . obtained knowledge that made her a two year member of the National Honor Society . . . help and dependability she showed in being the Sentinel Assistant News Editor . . . time she has given to the school by being the Torch Editor so that each student and faculty member could remember their '76 year . . . attitude towards her teachers and friends that made her a number one stu- dent and friend. achievements . . .45 5115311 Sfleed was cho- sen as a Superlative because of her: . . . being an excellent and highly motivated student that made her a member of the National Honor Society . . . leadership in Starlets as the co-captain . . . talent she showed in Concert Choir and Jes- ters. . .contributions she has given to Samuell. Cynthia Smlth was chosen as a Superlative because of her: . . .leadership in the Spanish Club and the Art Club . . . origi- nality she showed in being the Feature Page Editor for the Senti- nel. . .school spirit that she con- tributed to the Starlets . . . hard work during her classes so that she could be a member of National Honor Society . . . extra time after school she devoted to the Torch Staff. Sandra Bryant was chosen as a Superlative because of her: . . .efficiency and hard work shown as a library assistant . . . responsibility and maturity to be a member of the Principal's Advi- sory Committee and Life Leader- ship . . . active part in Red Cross and the Spanish Club. 46. . .nchieveinenr Momca Dean was chosen as a Superlative because of her: . . . talent she contributed to the Spartan Band, Concert Choir, and Thespians . . . help given to the Senior Committee and the Bicentennial Planning Commit- tee . . . leadership in Student Council and French Club. . . membership in the National Honor Society. RlCky TI' C10 was chosen as a Superlative because of his: . . . devotion to the senior class by being on the Senior Commit- tee . . . active part in the athletic department . . . attitude toward his teachers and fellow students. EI'IlCSt was chosen as a Superlative because of his: . . .leadership as President of the Key Club . . . representation of Samuell as a Banner Team mem- ber . . . dependability as a stu- dent . . . responsibility he showed in the Principal's Advi- sory Committee. ffl' R achievements , ,47 Reggie R1ChafdSOn was chosen as a Superlative because of his: . . . attitude that made him an excellent student. . .athletic ability that awarded him a college football scholarship . . . devotion to the Principals Advisory Com- mittee. . .attitude toward his friends that awarded him Friendliest of the Senior Class. Kim Wooldridge was chosen as a Superlative because of her: . . . effort to become a part of the Samuell student body . . . good natured personality which caused her to be elected Friendliest . . . courage to overcome her handicap. . .active membership in the Ice Skating Club. Young Life. and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. ' Debbie Fuller was chosen as a Superlative because of her: ' Q l 5 . . . school spirit she showed in Q Blue Jackets . . . strong determi- nation she has to do her best at all . times. . .good Christian outlook she has on life . . . willingness to go on . . . hard work to achieve her goals in her school work . . . positive attitude toward her handicap. 1 48. . ,ucliicvements . -1, 5- '-SY 5 7 . t-W.. 'Y ' ' . 4 . A-.4-' I 1 . r A. fs V , 4 , 4.-:mf Amiga., , 2 ' Ar' '53 A x g , , Beth was chosen as a Superlative because of her: . . . outstanding ability. as a musician in Jesters. Concert Choir. and Lab Band . . . leadership in being Captain of the Starlets . . . having talent in act- ing so that she could be a member of the Thespians . . . having achieved her learning so that she was chosen a member of the National Honor Soci- ety. and be awarded the 1975 NCTE Achievement Award in Writing. Cecilia Martinez was chosen as a Superlative because of her: . . . active part she played in Student Council as Vice-President of Mexican American Affairs . . . dependability in Life Leadership and the Principal Advisory Committee . . . always being willing to put her- self fully into what she was involved in. ' . Barbara Brock was chosen as a Superlative because of her: . . . thoughtfulness and caring about her fellow students and teach- ers . . .ambitious personality that carved her into being the All Ameri- can Girl. . .giving much of her spare time to Student Council, and the Ice Skating Club . . . showing her talents in Jesters and Concert Choir . . . ability to leam and to be in the National Honor Society . . . being a good student which caused her to be chosen DAR Nominee. ed' achievements . . . 49 Carla was chosen as a Superlative because of her: . . . dedication to the Ice Skating Club, as an officer . . . taking part in her sen- ior year by being a member of the Senior Advisory Board and Life Leadership . . . outstanding ability as a student to be a member of the National Honor Society . . . talent as a twirler, and a singer to be in Con- cert Choir. Darlene Madden was chosen as a superlative because of her: . . . singing and musical abil- ity which she shows by having a part of Jesters, Concert Choir, and band . . . being an outstanding student which caused her to be awarded as a National Merit Scholarship Finalist, and to be in the National Honor Society . . . showing her school spirit by being a member of the Art Club, and the Spanish Club. Ken was chosen as a Superlative because of his: active part in joumalism by being the sports editor of the Sentinel and Torch . . . good sportsmanship that he shows in soccer and in baseball . . . always courteous, kind, and friendly self . . . dependability that he shows in his school work, and extra activities which includes being a school pho- tographer and a member of the Ice Skating Club . . . fantastic sports articles that added spice to the sports pages of the Sentinel. 50 . . . achievements Julie Thomas wascho- sen as a Superlative because of her: . . . always being a very conscien- tious and hardworking student . . . membership- in National Honor Soci- ety . . . giving of her leadership by being a Lieutenant of the Starlets. and a member of the Ice Skating Club . . .giving of her talent of sing- ing and acting to Concert Choir. Jes- ters and Thespians. Peggy Stone was chosen as a Superlative because of her: . . . support of the Spartans through the Blue Jackets . . . good sense of humor . . . unfailing dedication as the news editor of the Sentinel . . . cooperative spirit with students and faculty . . . leadership in the Student Council . . . devotion to the Torch Staff by giving of her time to perfect- ing the Student Life and the Person- ality Sections. Carla Colquitt was chosen as a Superlative because of her: . . . contributions made to Sam- uell by being the Secretary of Student Council and a member of Life Lead- ership . . . overabundance of school spirit that is shown by being a cheer- leader. . .helping other students with their self esteem in the Reading Lab . . . giving her talent to Concert Choir . . . ability to learn so that she was a member of National Honor Society . . . friendly nature and spar- kling personality which caused her to be chosen Homecoming Queen. Peggyffst-one . .W achievements . . . 5l Pf0f11eS KJ Involvement .fi fy- 4' mvolwement l Laurie Evans, Ken Burns, J'Nell Goodman, Kirk Townsend, Lisa Ragsdale, Jeff Wilson, Carla Colquitt, Jimmy Frazier. Cheerleaders '75-'76 The 1975-76 Cheerleaders have had a busy year. They attended the SMU Cheerleading school in August and brought home the coveted Spark Plug Award, 2 Spirit Sticks. 4 Superior rib- bons as well as others. During football season they promoted spirit both on and off the field. Being a cheerleader didn't stop with football season. as they led yells at the basketball games. The spon- sor for the cheerleaders was Linda Adams. 1 54. . .involvement Carla Colquitl .l'Nell Goodman Lisa Ragsdale Jimmy Fraizer Kirk Townsend Jeff Wilson Laurie Evans Linda Adams Ken Burns Sponsor involvement 6 ,involvement if-fl! Bill Pinkerton Spartan Image Banner Team L. In R. J Glenn Waddell. Bill Pinkerton. Billy Ernest. Blaine Collins. involvement BLUE JACKETS '75-'76 'Nl' was N at S L tlli '. , 5, ,V Vg A , f-qv ,Q gg: , ' .fi 5 'f' ' l S 1 L N. l Lori Adams Wynona Johnson Julie Hughes President Vice-President Secretary Mr' Patti Luckett Lisa Manning Kathy Moffit Treasurer Art Director Reporter ' Y. T 'L K 'S TN A .L - 2 1 My We ll Lisa Albright Paul Schmidth Darrell Watson Sponsor Student Director Student Director 58. . .involvement Senior Council '15 . V M' .V A ' t 4 : H 74 ,Q I L. Senior Board WN4.. Sharon Barnes Debbie Fuller Karen Presley Lisa Cleveland v f Debbie Sitting in the pilot's seat. Lisa Albright steered the Blue Jackets through another successful year. Along with their weekly participation at the football games. they supported the other athletic teams throughout the year. Decorating lockers for the football players was minor. compared to the hall decorating they did for the homecoming assembly. Linda Archer Vicki McMahan Mitzie Collins Laurie Kokaruda Jennifer Peel Nancy btewart involvement. . Iunior Board SZ..- V? Debbie Alexander Lori Enright Brenda Farr Tammy Milam Julie Miller Janet Schmidth Sherry Sutton Christi Wtmd fX A 'M 'wi ' -1 -iii divx , A A ,Li?in.'xl i 4 if i Intigl -jim!!! N, A14 fwfr t A WA Tin im tj' lllgl 11151. i il J A L ii. 5 4 tifaiti is 3' QI X U H it V1 A MA f ' .Y f h ' ' .rbilr . TLYI A, . 'Q 2' , ,. .,. v, L .,-f.,..:r-a , 11-4. -,-,L.--vm..z fs.- - 60 .invol t , ..,.., .?1!f1 3 Sophomore Board Barbara Bynum Melissa Crook Brenda Gober Sf ' KJ l Amber Lamont Charlotte McCall Mary Moore ,sgl Q. 'xnlb if , B B oaoo all Kim Koncek Karen Peel l Renee Schmidth Mitzie Stephens Peggy Swindle Sharon Taylor I M f y a . 1 U tx 'f V 7' Q M' of f llll af 4' Y , j. , ,,.t H g 0 5 M r ,, fa - a ... V C , A t Robin Tratham ,, , , W. ,,,.U,,, .,, . ,,t, W., , involvement Linda Anderson Lynette Anderson Annette Barton Cathy Baylor Cindy Bishop Nita Boshears Jolene Boyett Cheryl Brisendine Beth Bromfield Brenda Burleson Penny Carr Susan Cauther Brenda Chillcoat Joann Clayton Donna Coggeshell Cindy Crannel Cindy Davis Donetta Delk Julie Dennie Donna Douglas Joann Dunagan Sally Evans Cyndi Everett Cindy Firth 62. . .involvement Xf 'km Kathy Ford Brenda Foster Tami French Cheryl Frosch Kathi Ferguson Diane Gibson Pam Gilam Tammy Gordon Jennifer Granberry Jana Graves Teresa Greer Nancy Harrison Lisa Hart Robin Hatcher Robin Heathcock Cathy Helms Donna Hicks Dela Hide Paula Hobbs Patti Holmes Marsha Hulshouse Sandra Hunt Tammy Ingram Elizabeth Islas involvement. . .63 I' Teresa J acl.son Beverly Jenkins Terri Jock Laura Johnson Pam Johnson Brenda Jones Katrina Jones Susan Joplin Charlotte Karlen Cheryl Kincad Celeste Kubecek Lee Lewis Carla Long Diane Lovejoy Kim Lowe Laura Markam Cheryl Meche Karen Meek Joan McCormick Belinda McGuffy Lisa McQuiston 64. . .involvement sf' Xl' Xf' 15:-.nr Paula Miller Patricia Moore Crystal Nichlos Darla Nix Cindy Norrell Debbie Odom Sharon Odom Elizabeth Olevio Leigh Parker Tammy Payne Jamie Pearson Pat Peterson Medrith Pinkston Donna Pinson Cheryl Potter Kay Powell Kim Prim Jacie Ramsey Kelly Redmond Phyllis Reyes Sally Sanderson involvement. . .65 Susan Shelton Renea Shirley Cynthia Sirmnons Susie Slayton Georgia Smith Susie Smith Sharon Spurr Patricia Talley Lynn Tate Debbie Thomas Elaine Thomas Teresa Thompson Tonya Thompson Monica Tinney Cindy Vick Lisa Vickers Marki Wafford Deborah Waldroup Debbie Watson Cathy West Lois Wheeler Lori Wilburn Carla Yandell Leticia Ybara 66 . . . involvement N.-1 'D WOW' Beth Simms Mrs. Carla Fahey SPONSOR Susan Sneed Julie Thomas ANT , f' ,Yi fxsgv Karen Paar. Julie Thomas. Beth Simms. Susan Sneed. Janyce Scott. Tammy Boruk. Karen Paar Ll EUTEN ANT involvement l .lanyce Scott Tummy Boruk LIEUTENANT LIEUTENANT I K' at ,. fr f3,':::5:4T.f ' X ' 52 f' V 'iii-www 1: Charlet Rivers, Elizabeth Story, Loyce Lemons, Greta Long. Row 2: Karen Paar, Julie Thomas, Beth Simms, Susan Sneed, Janyce Tammy Boruk. Row 3: Barbara Brock, Susan Fielding, Cynthia Smith, Sally Slaton, Pam Ward, Laura Wood, Kay Croom, Paula Glynda Brandenburg. junior Starlets Row 1: Charlet Rivers, Elizabeth Story, Loyce Lemons, Greta Long. Raw 2: Gay Hallmark, Cheryl Butler, Linda Corder, Kay Hallmark, Arlene Bradshaw, Judi Everett, Gayle Crews, Shirley Bookout. Raw 3: Vivian Kidd, Marty Hargus, Debbie Clark, Karyn Smith, Lori Red- fern, Chris Glidewell, Debbie Litton, Kim Harris, Pam Walters, Donna Pierce, Davina Ganze. Row 4: Lou Ann Slaughter, LeAnne Mince, Tammie Birmingham, Jan Youngblood, Beth Braddy, Jill Blount, Cherie Tunnell, Tamra Clevenger. involvement. . .69 One of the many outstanding groups representing Samuell this year were the Starlets. They actively became involved from the very beginning with summer practice and then performing during halftime at the football games. Along with this, they raised money for AFS and held their annual variety show, the Starlet Capers. They also marched in parades, performed in competi- tion. and closed the year with a well-presented halftime show at the inter-squad game. Managers Kathy Rener, Davina Ganze Pam Ward The famous Starlet highkick 70. . .involvement Sharon Bell Glynda Brandenburg irlw 44 Q VNR 5 X li YN IP N9 1 - Y Q 14 L ' ,a?7 'v..2m.'f n B, gi. , M H a or B 1-r 1 b x. --4, -5. .N,,g'5. X S , a 1 fee : Patty Carson Kay Croom Melanie Money Susan Morgan Barbara Brock 4 Q as-if Susan Fielding Paula Petty involvement ' V N I-Ialftime 75 X O f Q 0 --fn IX I, wil? ,slr- 14:1 ' . ' ,XX 1 45 br is 'hs involvement Spartan Band Paul Davis Ronnie Parks DRUM MAJOR ASSISTANT DRUM MAJOR XSS!! 1- 3 4 Mr. Olen Arnold DIRECTOR Donnie Roach BAN D MANAGER Shelly McLeroy BAN D SECRETARY For to be idle is to become a stranger unto the seasons. and to step out of life's procession that marches in majesty and proud submission towards the infinite. Majorettes Goshl Isn't this exciting, Carla? if if School began early for the Marching Band this year. starting in the summer with their daily practice ses- sions. Performing during half- time. wasjust one of the many activities the band was involved in. They were invited to perform in the pregame show at the S.M.U. vs. West Virginia game. Also marching in the parade at the State Fair of Texas and in the East Texas State University parade where they brought home a first division trophy. Carla Smith Diana Millsap FEATURE TWI RLER FEATURE TWIRLER Hush, Ray! We're ready to play! involvement. . .75 if i 5 Q 'YJ Richard Gary Sebastian Larry Sebastian Sandi Sorrells Chana Spainhouer Tim Randy Tmney eresa -in ff - aaa.Q i t A Nathan Spartan band performs halftime concert. . . .involvement l Spartan Marching Band Stage Band Row I: Richard Reeves, Mr. Arnold, Beth Simms, Ken Burns, JoBeth Bennett, Robert Adams, Davy Carter. Row 2: Denise iatzerwhile. Ronnie Parks. Michelle John, Lydia Mellon. Doy Lecroy. Alan Halbert, Anndra Odom, Larry Sebastian, Kirk ownsend. Anna Braziel, Gregg Blevins. Row 3: Randy Mullins, Gary Sebastian, Tim Talley, Jeff Gregg, Paul Davis. Mike -xngel. Nathan Wynn. James Gilbreath. Lisa Davis. Mary Murr. Halftirne '75 WNW! i The Spartan Band performs in a downtown Dallas parade. 'TY' X xxfhrs- Ewen. ' Let's see, when am I supposed to play'?,' Halftime performers take a break. Just a little while longer, and we can sit downf' 80. . .involvement Student Council Row 1: Darlene Madden, Jacie Ramsey, Beverly Jenkins, Cindy Everett, Lori Redfern, Row 2: Brenda Gober, Sharon Taylor. Beth Braddy, Barbara Brock. Row 3: Susan Slayden, Cindy Norrell, Christi Wood, Lori Adams, Debbie Odom, Laura Pineda, Cecilia Martinez, Elizabeth Story, Cherie Tunnell, Laura Wall, Janet Tippit. Debbie Alexander, Carla Colquitt, Monica Dean. Row 4: Blaine Collins, Bradley Wynn, Scott Riddles, Ray Ellason, OFFICERS Row 1: Monica Dean: Cecilia Martinez, Vice-President of Mexican-American affairs: Laura Wall, Vice-President of Anglo affairs, Carla Colquitt, Secretary: Debbie Alexan- der. Treasurer, Lori Redfern, Parliamentarian. Row 2: Blaine Collins: Klay Rogers: Scott Riddles, Historian: Ray Ellason, President: Bradley Wynn: Bill Pinkerton. The Student Council is the leg- islative branch of the student gov- ernment. The council consists of twelve representatives from each class, along with the officers. This year the council sponsored many enjoyable events, which included the Longhorn Groundup, the Eif- ties Dance. and the Valentine Dance. The council also organized activities for Sophomore Orienta- tion, Homecoming and Brother- hood Week. The sponsor was Mrs. Edwina Wallace, involvement. . .Sl National Honor Societ idx QP ya-any nw Carla Colquitt Blaine Collins Beth Simms Julie Thomas Don Bohart President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Lori Adams Jeff Barbara Brock Monica Dear Janet '54 Wynona Johnson Glenda Jones Darlene Madden Paar Cynthia Smith Susan 82. . .involvement Cathy Reece J anyce Scott Sally Slaton fi Daniel Vincent Jan Ward Kathy West ...W M -W'-W,-:f,-- ,:-,..,.., Row 1: Billv Emest, Mark Cohen, Craig Chance, Kevin Lawless, Ray Del Sloan. Row 2: Bobby Meek, Jeff Price, James Brackeen, Jeff John- son, Phillip Sapundjeff, Bill Pinkerton, Scott Starkey, Lee Theilen, Randy Gray. Row 3: Scott Riddles, Mike Tuley, Mark Pugh, Donnie Miller, Kyle Hansard, Butch Perry, James Chapman, Guy Hunsaker, Don Hamilton, Wayne Robnett. Row 4.' Pat Macalik, Carey Tucker, Robert Stokes. Samuell Key Clubers began a seemingly endless journey, as they became involved in many school and community activities. Included among the various projects, was the Christmas can goods drive, in which needy families were provided for. Also, they cleaned the student parking lot and attended numerous meet- ings and conventions. OFFICERS: Row 1: Mark Cohen, Billy Ernest, Craig Chance, Kevin Wayne Robnett Lawless. Row 2: James Brackeen, Jeff Johnson, Phillip Sapundjeff, Bill SPONSOR Pinkerton, Scott Starkey, Lee Theilen. involvement . , . 83 E A typical scene at the Plaza Suite Hotel . . . Honey, it's the boss, would you get me a pencilll' Of course I trust my husband to be alone with his beautiful, young secretary. 84. . .involvement S Yes, Mr. Eisler Mimsey will be right out of the bath room. Thespians The Thespians, a dramatics organiza- tion formed to promote drama, suc- ceeded its purpose very well this year. They presented the Senior play Plaza Suite, as well as a children,s play 6'The Red Shoes, which they performed at various elementary schools in the area. The members, sponsored by Miss Peggy Braden, also worked backstage as well as onstage. Upper: THESPIAN OFFICERS: Lori Adams, Kathy Rener. Donnie Roach, Julie Thomas, Shelly McLeroy. Middle: Row 1: Darlene Madden. Cindy Norrell. Tanya Wiser, Monica Dean, Janet Tippit, JoAnn Clay- ton. Gayle Crews. Row 2: Buddy Fuller, Jeff Gregg, Richard Nunley, Eric Buchanan, Don Hamilton. Lower: Row 1: Melissa Crook, Mitzie Collins, Sandra McLeroy, Kim Smith, Beth Braddy. Mary Watling- ton, Phyllis Read, Sally Sanderson. Row 2: Knollis Rose, John Crook. Paul Davis, Gary Osborn, Brian McKinney. 86. . .involvement The Torch Staff Row 1: Chris Glidewell, Tammy Mann, Peggy Stone, Patti Luckett, Jennifer Peel. Row 2: Gayle Crews, Elaine Wilkins, Lisa Manning, Cary Spurger. Row 3: Tammy Boruk, Dennis Howe, Susan Morgan, Fran Hearn, Cynt- hia Smith, Debbie Alexander, Ken Smith. . 5 An overwhelmingly difficult task was taken on by a group of students, when they were chosen to produce the school yearbook, The Torch. Changes were made not only with sponsors, but also in the delivery of the book. The regular summer delivery of the book was changed to a spring n arrival with a summer supple- at ment to catch the ending I events of the year. -a Susan Morgan Fran Hearn EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ADVISOR involvement. . .87 Id Peggy Stone C . . . . . ,ynthia Smith Dennis Howe Student Llfe Ednor' Involvement Editor Sports Editor. Photographer Achievement Editor ll' S ff Q l , A A5 f' l zz V., I W- 12,3 ip 'ii P 'rt Nffffif ' Ken Palli LLlCk6il Cary Spurgef Sports Editor. Photographer Ads and Index -Editor. Photographer Faculty Editor . .involvement Jennifer Peel Chris Glidewell Elaine Wilkins Senior Class Editor Junior Class Editor Sophomore Class Editor Involvement Editor v Y . ff 2 I, A Y? 1, S 3 5 . if I . w 1 , 'gi X 1, ? 1. 1 ' '2 KI T ' .wi s F' ,N Ni r , is E l 'M v' ' 'li' l , . to ' , 4 if ,. f 5' K Lisa Manning Gayle Crews Debbie Alexander Girls' Sports Editor Student Life Editor Photographer involvement . Lori Adams Michelle Alexander Brenda Baker David Baker LaDonna Barner Tammie Birmingham Cindy Bishop Pam Blevins Jill Blount Phillip Blystone Jodie Boyd Beth Braddy Barbara Brock Beth Bromfield Clay Brown Jimmy Busbee Cheryl Butler Kellie Canada Cherrilyn Clark Debbie Clark Joann Clayton Tamra Clevenger Mitzie Collins Carla Colquitt Linda Corder David Cosper Gayle Crews Dana Crocker John Crook John Daniels Monica Dean Deborah Durbin Dewayne Elery Ray Ellason Lori Enright Billy Ernest Trey Evans Judi Everett John Gaddis Doug Gooding . . . involvement Randy Gray Don Hamilton Tracy Hare Mike Hanis Randy Harris Nancy Harrison Kelly Hawn Larry Haynes Marie Hope Henry Howdeshell Guy Hunsaker Teresa Hunter Debbie Jackson Pam Johnson Katrina Jones Vivian Kidd Teresa Ladymon Debbie Litton Don Lord Brian McKinnie Eddy Meek Tammy Milam Liz Milton Kathy Moffit Melanie Money Mary Murr Richard Nunley Sharon Odom Gary Osborne Lori Pinkham Cathy Reece Scott Riddles Charlet Rivers Donnie Roach Kandy Robertson Klay Rogers Knollis Rose Janet Schmidt Paul Schmidt Mikael Schulin Robert Schweder Don Shaw Beth Simms Sally Slaton Glen Smegner Carla Smith Mike Smith Susan Sneed Rodney Snow Sandi Sorrells Cary Spurger Philip Stepter Elizabeth Story Sherry Sutton Julie Taylor Cherie Thompson Janet Tippit Joyce Tucker Cherie Tunnell Bruce Turner Marcus Vickers Glen Waddell Laura Wall Karen Ward Pam Ward Mary Watlington Darrell Watson Brenda Weatherford Kathy West Eva Whitley Ricky Williams Tanya Wiser Dewayne Word Christi Wood Steve Worthy Bradley Wynn John Wynn Nathan Wynn 5 Concert Choir Accompanists: Sandi Sorrells, Gary Osborne, Kathy West. 5.c:.0.A. :X i:k . W mil ,L s fi 5'-Q f Q , 'll V 'X rim: 1.:, -1 z. 1-fi 'eff ,T -5 L,-H i S F A Fi.. R , ,, Y SDE, V a g gg -M if Mr. Clements Crook - Director of Concert Choir and Girl's The Concert Choir prepares for Razz-Ma-Tazz. Select. 954 . - ' Girfss V 133 N x A 3 1 A Q 'ati A M rn S ',' Row 1: Sandra Lyles, Virginia Parker, Pam Gilliam, Jolene Boyett, Carla Yandell, Kathy Ford, Sallie Evans, Norma Dean, Brenda Jones, Sandra McLeroy, Sharon Spurr, Debbie Odom, Mary Ngyuen, Susan Joplin. Row 2: Socorro Ybarra, Jacie Ramsey, Jamie Pearson, Lanette Anderson, Leticia Ybarra, Brenda Foster, Laurie Markham, Melissa Crook, Cindy Everett, Robin Trantham, Sheryl Meche, Belinda Boyd, Linda Anderton, Paula Stewart, Charolet Robinson, Marki Wafford. Row 3: Lisa Vickers, Cyndee Watkins, Mitzi Stephens, Cheryl Potter, Lois Wheeler, Amber Lamont, Vicki Fields, Etta Morris, Hazel Fowler, Julie Cosper, Laura Johnson, Rene Shirley, Lisa McCuiston, Leigh Anne Lewis, Kathy Baylor, Kathy Stanfield, Phyllis Read. 92 . . . involvement his ig-g Learning about the cultures of France was a chore taken on by the French Club this year. At their monthly meetings. they made plans for future activities and encouraged respect for and exercised toler- ance of all those involved at the sessions. Along with this. the club celebrated Mardi Gras. Mrs. Juanita Reed engi- neered the club through a suc- cessful year, Row 1: Mitzi Collins. Beth Braddy. Jan Ward. Kandy Robertson. Monica Dean. Jua- nita Reed -- Sponsor. Raw 2: Cindy Bishop. Charon Cotnoir. Sheryl Meshe. Marilyn Miller. Melissa Crook. Row 3: Robin Hatcher. Patricia Brown. Elizabeth Bromfield. Linda Fleetwood. Cheryl Frosch. Lisa Fleetwood. Row 4: Cherly Channey. Julia Scrib- ner. Lenore Garcia. Mary Moore. Cyndi Everett. Row 5: Sandi Sorrell. Mike Smith. Robbye Mohn. Donetta Delk. Christi Wood. Susan Slayden. Although Latin is consid- ered a dead language. the Latin Club arose with a boosting year. Meeting once a month. they studied and achieved a better understanding of Roman culture. They concluded the year with their annual ban- quet in which they dressed in Roman style and pre- sented a play on Roman life. Mrs. Gail Hamilton undertook the job of spon- soring the club. 94. . .involvement Row 1: John Crook. Don Hamilton. Billy Williams. Tony Murdock. Row 2: Kathy Ellis. Donna Douglass. Row 3: John Brasher. David Fox. Teresa Hunter. Gail Hamilton. Sally Sanderson. Kellie Canada. Velda Key. Ken Lisenbe. Throughout the year, the Los Conquistadores were involved in many projects, such as a Christmas box for needy families and a bake sale which raised money for the state project. The highlight of the year for the club was attending a state-wide conven- tion in San Antonio, Texas. E Q . Row 1: Jennifer Peel, Mikael Schulin. Mary Murr, LeAnne Mince, Cindy Norrell. Tammy Ingram, Pam Ward, Patti Luckett, Charlotte McCall. Row 2: Letricia Ybarra. Jamie Pearson, Georgia Smith, Debbie Waldroup, Maria Ramirez, Debbie Thomas, Cindy Vick, Karen Peel, Celeste Kubacek, Joan McCormack. Excell Groggs. Row 3: Cherron Craft. Kathy Hudson, Donna Pinson, Terri Carlew. Charlotte Karlen. JoAnn Dunagan. Artistic techniques were demonstrated by the Art Club through a very unique, historical calendar. The money raised from the sell- ing of the calendars was used for art supplies. Not only did the club take field trips, and have displays and demonstrations, they also decorated for the prom. Taking a seat in the direc- tor's chair was Mrs. Elaine Spearman. Elaine Spearman, Brenda Chillcoat, Lisa Manning. LeAnne Mince. Cynthia Smith. Joe Miller, Gail Kelly. involvement . . .95 Fran Hearn SPONSOR The Sentinel Eoilffiligiiig-cclii1EP No news is good news . . . Good news is no news . . . New news is , . . All types of school news and sporting events were covered thoroughly in eleven issues of The Sentinel. Highlights of the year were pages on the Dallas Regional School for the Deaf, and heavy coverage of the state ranked varsity has- kethall team. The magazine-type format used in the Sentinel provided an interesting and informative newspaper. Janet Tippit Ken Smith SPORTS EDITOR EDITORIAL EDITOR 96. , .involvement I mw A':L ' SPORTS STAFF: Row 1: Mark Stovall, Robert Burchett. Mike Bryant. Tim Hill. Row 2: Ronnie Coleman. Scott Starkey. Ken Smith, David New- man, Susan Morgan ASST. NEWS EDITOR SENTINEL REPORTERS: Raw 1: Eric Buchanan. Cedric Harrison. Jennifer Peel. Donna Pierce. Lisa Fleetwood. Teresa Greer. Row 2: Sheree Chaney. Sharon Bell. Debbie Alexander. Donna Sanders. Row 3: Karen Presley. Tammy Mann. Ken Smith Cary Spurger Dennis Howe Row 1: Beth Simms, Carla Smith, Billy Ernest, Laurie Evans. Row 2: Cherie Thompson, Davey Beard, Lisa Manning, Karen Paar, Monica Dean, Sandra Bryant, Carla Colquitt, Joyce Turner, Lisa Ragsdale, Kirk Townsend, Dana Read, Melanie Money. Row 3: DeAnna Woodard, Jeff Wilson, Jimmy Busbee, Jeff Price, Ken Smith. Principals Advisory Committee HT , 'W i www IVV V: Haw? if Row 1: Ruben Meza, Raul Valladerez, Joyce Tumer, Sergio Valladerez. Row 2: Pam Ward, Kirk Townsend. Carla Smith, Cedric Harrison, Mike Ramirez, Norma Dean, Cecilia Martinez, Lisa Ybarra. Row 3: Reggie Richardson, Bradley Wynn, Marcus Vickers, Ray Eliason, San- dra Bryant, Gail Egans, Oscar Dean, Robert Stokes. 98 . . . involvement 3 E I I Ice 5 X 1' Row 1: James Moore, Ken Smith, Julie Thomas, Scott Starkey, Karen Paar, John Wynn, Kim Smith, Gregg Vines, Carla Smith, Jeff Wilson, Craig Chance, Bradley Wynn, Dennis Howe. Row 2: Glenna Bolton, Maggie Jones - Sponsor, David Cosper, Ronny Moore, Bill Hale, Mikael Shulin, Susan Morgan, Patty Carson, Nathan Wynn, Bmce Golden, Ray Ellason. Row 3: John Shaner, Mike White, Curtis Hale, Tim Hill, Lee Theilen, Larry Boruk, Tammy Boruk, Barbara Brock, Kathy Rener, Nancy Harrison, Debbie Stanfield, Lynda Archer. Row 4: Kyle Hansard, James Chapman, Brian Wilburn, Guy Hunsacker, Steve Barnes, Donnie Roach, Jimmy Frazier, Laurie Markham, Ina Staley, Cyndi Everett, Brenda Gober. Row 5: Terri Jock, Lisa Fleetwood, Laurie Evans, Liz Milton, Medrith Pinkston, Debbie Odom, LeAnne Mince. Row 6: Barbara Bynum, Dana Read, DeAnna Woodard, Donna Hicks, Diana Millsap. Row 7: Laura Johnson, Mary Johnson, Cherie Thompson. Row 8: Cindy Bishop, Karla Long, James Brackeen, Mike Bryant. Row 9: Marsha Hulshouser, Greg Melton. Row 10: Rene Shir- ley, Nita Boshears, Tammy Roach. Row 11: Linda Corder, Marilyn Miller, Jeff Price, Kathy Hudson. Row 12: Phyllis Thomas, Cindy Vick, J anyce Scott. Row 13: Shirley Fowler, Sharon Barnes, Laurie Kokoruda, Kathy Baylor, Row 1: Philip Stepter, Bill Pinkerton, Brian McKinnie, Nathan Wynn, Blaine Collins, John Wynn, Kathy Taylor, Ed Hervey - Sponsor. Row 2: Bradley Wynn, Steve Worthy, Scott Riddles, Marcus Vickers, Guy Hunsaker, Mark Payne, Tim Karlen, Terry Hale, John Daniels. involvement . . . 99 Future Secretaries Of America Left to Right: Peggy Swindle Pam Prmce Carloyn Hernandez Susie Slayden Patti Holmes Cindy Norrell Gwendolynn Finley - Sponsor Red Cross Representatwes MEMBERS: Donald Allan, San- dra Bryant, Lisa Davis, Julie Edwards, Davina Ganze. Cedrick Harrison, Terri Jock, LeAnne Mince. Karen Presley. Kayleen Purdy, Mary Simmons, Sandra Shindler. David Smithey. Paula Tumipseed, Debbie Watson, Jeff Wilson, Leticia Ybarra. Jewel Adair - Sponsor. 100. . . involvement Lt. Col. Louis Wittkower SFC Leroy Heckman IROTC This year the ROTC can best be summed up by saying it was a year of activities. The rifle team once again showed its excellence in marksmanship competition against local schools and in national matches. The girls drill team proved itself a winner after bringing home a first place trophy from the State Fair of Texas. along with fine performances in other competitions. The Corps offered Kellie Canada as its first girl candidate for the Air Force Academy. Along with many visitors, including Hel- icopter Orientation Flights, the ROTC was successful in their annual inspection by the Army. ,,, I Col. Commander BN Command Sgt. Maj. Glenn Lovelace Stephen Owens involvement . Color Guard Raw 1: Charles Calvert. Janie Garcia. Donna Sanders. Melissa Del Castello. Jobita Del Castillo. Lenora Garcia. Terry Collins. Row 2: Stephen Owens. Tommy James. Fredd Spainhouer. Donna Sanders. Kellie Canada. Rob- bye Mohn. Kathy Ellis. Kyla Herod. Ernest Scruggs. Mark Muehl. Victor Botello. OG Drill Team Raw 1: Kathy Ellis. Debra Sanders. Kyla Herod. Ernest Scruggs. Tommy James. Mark Muehl. Row 2: Victor Botello. Robbye Mhon. Terry Collins, Melissa Del Castillo. Fredd Spainhouer. Joe Miller. Cart Feldhaus. Jobita Del Castillo. Bill McBride. Richard Botello. James Geiger. .involvement attalion Staff LTC Kellie Canada LTC Charles Calvert CPT James Gieger CPT David Lynch CPT Steve Shanon MSG Kathy Ellis MSG Deborah Durbin Row 1: COL Glenn Lovelace, LTC Kellie Canada. Row 2: MAJ James Geiger, MAJ David Lynch, LTC Charles Calvert, MAJ Stephen Shannon, CSM Stephen Owens. MSG Deborah Durbin, MSG Kathy Ellis. involvement. . . 103 A Company involvement SFC Melissa Del Castillo CPL Connie Goodson CPL Richard Botello CPL Carl Feldhaus CPL Kyla Herod CPL Robbye Mohn - CPL Donna Sanders A MSG Terry Collins CPL Janie Garcia CPL Richanda Hook SSG Debra Nowlin CPL Ernest Scruggs SFC JoBita Del Castillo MSG Leonora Garcia A ISG Fredd Spainhouer B Company gf x , A P A Q SSG Millard Johnson SSG Randy Morris CPL Samuel Foster CPL Mark Muehl 'vs J i CPL Tommy James ISG Donald Bowles CPT Victor Botello D Company CPT Joseph Johnson MSG Kenneth SFC Lee Johnson CPL Craig Alexander CPL Jessie Smith involvement. ECO MSG Vickie Houston SFC Brenda Mumphrey SFC Patricia Mason SFC Mollie Cox SFC Yvette Coleman SFC Marian Saucedo SFC Lillian Gardner SFC Maria Ramirez SSG Veta Washington SSG Sandra Henderson CPL Diane Hicks CPL Darlene King CPL Vanessa Gutter PFC Sandra Pipkins PFC Gloria Pace Girl's Drill Team IO6. . .involvement 'fifcfx if 'TM -g wg sv all A X If X Q x L 9 WM:-gig w fl? 4? .M K? Ja Q A V 7 L f z X : i M Q 1 1 gl mf Handbell Choir 5251 ,-.3 V V I jp ....-.-. A Row. I: Ellen Yunderslice. Dianna James. Lori Sampson. Valerie Bingham. Patricia Webb. Robert Trevino. Row 2:C'1ndy Davis. Pat Brewer. Joni Adames. Debbie Melvin. Felix Pena. Steve Vincent. The students in the bell choir range from the hard of hear- ing to the profoundly deaf. Although the profoundly deaf can- not hear the bells, they can feel the vibrations. and this is the first musical experience for most of the fingers. The choir's set of handbells consists of 37 bells. Mrs. Van- derslice. the director, has written songs for the group using rhythms simple enough for them to play. without any previous musical knowledge. Ellen Vanderslice Choir Director involvement l , ,, The Doom Df Darling Darla CAST DARLING DARLA . . .Beverly Holloway MAY WAILON .....,. Mildred Giardina HUNTER WAILON ..,.,.. Robert Cagle DASHING DAN ......... Mike Brumley MOON .......................... Dog APPLAUSE PROMPTERS .... Pat Webb, Linda Sanders THE GREAT WILD BALONEY BIRD .. Ricky While AFRICAN DRUMMER .... Tony Carter SINISTER SNEAKWELL . . .Jay Templin ,J iv fl tm I 'T- Nr Arr I f 5 for fi ' QW I ' Q ,7 I A 'fi ' X Q' 'fe .. xx if .KQV A Presented By Dallas Regional School For The Deaf involvement. . . 109 Distributive Educat1on Row I: Richard Jordan, Danny Hayes, Karen Elliot, Cathy Higgin- botham, Carol Morris. Row 2: Bobby Inman, Michael Lewis, David Bounds. Debbie Jackson, Perilynn Willis. Peggy Brooks, Paula Black. Row 3: Kathy Wood, Alysha Evans, Terry Tucker. Row 4: Dale Boyd, Albert Pierce, Danny Irasier, James Mullino, Tommie Holmes. Carol Byron, Esther Hart, Ruth Morrow. Row 5: Bill Day f Sponsor, John Williams, Robert Higgins, Don Sand- lin. Row I: Steve Bruner, Paula Robinson, Kathy Watson Frank Walls. Row 2: Debbie Caperton, Terry Neal. Row 3: William Moore, Gary Barclay. Row 4: Sandra Gaddis, Ronald Wright, Christopher Payne. Row 5: Reginal Green, Grady Cook. Row 6: Clayton Bennett, B. H. Blackmon f Sponsor, Ricky Smith. Row 7: Joseph Johnson, Johnny Busbee. 1 ll0. . .involvement Sealed: Sally Roach. Del Stracner. Mike Brown, Billy Golden, James Davis, Ronnie Morgan. Linda Rogers. Patty Duke. Melvin Weisz f Sponsor. Slandings Gordan Shuemaker. Richard Turner, Ray McBlain. Clint Miller, Stanley McCain. Greg LaCrone. Aley Coker. James Kennedy. Left to Right Danny Vita Russell Turnipseed Ricky Hernandez Larry Schwartz Ruth Boegli, Jody Price. Kay Wil- involvement. . . lll HECE .emu 5, .,, , Sw I I -, Seated: Donna Busby. Laurie Deal. Becky g- Hulse, Debra Gor- don. Paula Tur- nipseed. Barbara Timpson, Anita -tk Bullard. Frances Bradford f Spon- sor. Slanding: Rhonda Hodge. Rita Long. Terry Hoy, Don Moore, Jimmy Cole. S Industrial Arts Row 1: Danny Odell, Jesse Hux, Billy Kirby, Joel Dulworth, Richard Dunn, Michael John. Row 2: Don Clamon Sponsor, Lyndon Foster f Sponsor, Tracey Blevins, Larry Trotter, Victor Botello, Buddy Ivey, Jessie Stout, Bob Grif fis, Terry Hillgartner, Tony Botello, W. E. Smith f Sponsor. ll2. . .involvement E i VOE Co-op H-1 L Rim- 1: Edna Williams. Barbara Cassidy. Tam- mie Travis. Patty Laudt. Vickie Oberkrom. Paula Petty. Sharon Stutton, Terry Kniffin. Julie Hughes. Deleyne Cart- wright. Raw 2: Angie Hogan. Donna Gray. Sherri Smith. Donna Ligon. Laura Wood. Janet Hernden. Sherri Wade. Glynda Branden- burg. Nonie Johnson. Diana Whitlock. Glynda Jones. Marlena McCollum. Rhonda Keel. VCE Lab Row 1: Darla Nix. Beverly Selman. Sally Evans. Donna Douglas. Row 2: Vickie Houston. Monia Rominez. Kathy Elliott. Venita Foster. Sheryl Kincaid. Row 3: Sharilyn Steele. Lynn Scruggs. Susan Umbarger, Pat Chase. Suzanne Jones. Terry Collins. involvement. . . ll3 L I 1 5 3 z 4 a 5 A Athlete A 6-4 season brings success Finding a seat was almost impossible at a Samuell football game this year. At each of the ten games, the Samuell football team was supported by a packed crowd of Spar- tan fans. By losing four of the first five games of the season, the Spartans got off to a questiona- ble start. But the question mark became an exclamation point during the remainder of the season because the Spartans, won each of the remaining five games. Head coach Billy Russell and his assistant coaches guided the Spartans to a 6-4 season, the most successful Samuell has enjoyed since l970. Five Samuell footballers gained All-Dis- trictsrecognition. Phillip Timpa tackled a spot on the first team defensive lineg Reggie Richardson blocked out a path to the second team offensive lineg Marcus Vickers caught the tight-end position on the second teamg Donald Kelly rushed his way to the second team offensive backfieldg and David Chan- dler was named sophomore of the year in the district. Coach Russell was recognized as one of the top coaches in the city after being named coach of the year in the district. II6. . .uthlclics athletics Varsity Football Team ' x . ,Q ,L A I Row 1: James Key, Kevin Lawless, Davey Beard, Richard Allen, Danny Trent, Ray Ellason, Buddy Fuller, Donald Allen, Curtis Hale, Allen Parent, Ricky Trejo, Craig Chance. Row 2: Ed Swindle, Mike Bryant, Ricky Walters, Donald Kelly, David Chandler, John Price, David Cos- per, Albert Black, Bradley Wynn, Steve Vincent, Greg Boyd. Row 3: Frank Macalik, Brian Wilburn, Billy Russell, Mike Hunt, Reggie Rich- ardson, John McLean, Mark Payne, Guy Hunsaker, Nolan Williams, Mike Cauley, Phillip Timpa, Lee Tyler, Gil Stewart, Arvel Smith, Tim Karlen. Row 4: James Chapman, Marcus Vickers, Joseph Crawford, Mike Long, Lowell Phillips, Kelly Hawn, Donald Miller, Terry Shaver, Bill Degen, Chauncey King. it ll8 . . . athletics Mba 3 . k 2 is 4 A was kk N f f M R A AI Q Bla AHTW ws? MS Q-' J , M B athletics 1 TY SPHESANS . '75, 1 Mlke Caul AS av-Y? C S? 9 mi Joseph Crawford svnmn fx- Kelly awn H . wing, Q-f Q K N..- .. QPAIITIN '1 'W Mi Lo 0...athl '. Esvnmnus X11 3' Dav v'f Cha ofgli ANS Q Ray Ellason ,vw P . .V S X -, f3'i.gp-L- , 7 5 of SV ABT ANS Q-4 'ff M1kC 'gi Hunt XSPARTANSJ X John McLean ndle X Wm Q 4 H 5' Q 'Q- qv ,X S ? wmv o Hi 3 ' 2333? WRTBN5, Kellv fm l' ., . f 5 5 ' ,. Q'-. R. Dc M Qiainus X F Dav C W -., M, .P 3' 1' . '7 7 , Cur Ha ,SPMUANS 5 1 me La f Q' is 'IS WFS l Pa 0 2 svmnusy i. . I l Mark Payne fa SPMIANS Xk V q'7 'Te rry Shaver 53PhETlN? '2 , W3 at Q ,, 'QF 'W ,rf fin! i ' S ejo N I 5., i , 1' rj svnnrwg ip , Lowell Phillips qraey ,V 1 Ur-s ' X Tr i III simirinus 9 S ia Pu u,, 'LGZW ' M John Price - v f ' R l K Swindle Ed ,. Q ' Lee Tyler A or ,M QQ. ?!' l j 5-Q X NW . 74 - ,fm 7 ' he f l i is PfEHl'Al?5' Yg:,,l'gi , v, willy .y 'gig 1 lffzii, A lll A l' 9 ,Ut 2 if , Ser 2fsf eel gpeieeMS X ml e fr' 4 4 e l I Ricky Wa ters Nolan Spartans Get Stung A Entering the game as heavy underdogs, the Spartans bat- tled in a losing effort to the highly rated Mesquite Skeeters l7 to 8. lt took the Skeeters three quarters to build up a biting l7 to 0 lead, although the Spartan defense forced two fumbles. Phillip Timpa recovered a fumble in the first period, but the Spartans failed to score. ln the fourth quarter, the Spartan defense gave Samuell fans hope with its third fumble recovery, this one at the Skeeter 37 yard line. After a 4th and 8 pass from quarter- back Richard Allen to tight-end Marcus Vickers, the Spar- tan offense had advanced to the 3 yard line, only 9 feet from the first Spartan touchdown of the season. Running back Donald Kelly scored the touchdown with a 3 yard plunge, and Danny Trent caught a 2-point conversion pass from Allen to end the scoring. After the game, Coach Bill Degan commented, We feel that our team performed well even though we came out on the short end of the score. We made a few mental errors that were costly. lf we can stay healthy and retain the good attitudes shown, the Spartans will surprise a lot of people this year. Samuell Takes First In Closing Seconds 4 It took the Spartans about a minute to win their first game of the year. The victims of the clock at Pleasant Grove Stadium were the Roosevelt Mustangs, losing 8 to 7. With close to a minute to play, the Mustangs had the ball at the Samuell 3-yard line and also a 7 to 0 lead. The stands were slowly emptying, and the Samuell defense stopped the Mustangs in four plays. A few fans remained, but most had given up hope. With less than a minute on the clock, the Spartan offense needed 98 yards and some miracles to win. It wasn't a miracle, instead it was good officiating, but the Spartans got a break. An official charged Roosevelt with pass interference and gave Samuell the ball in Mustang territory. As the clock ticked slowly, Richard Allen rolled back to pass and threw 25 yards to tight end Joseph Crawford and 6 points. Allen also hit Marcus Vickers for the 2 point conversion. 122. . .athletics Patriots Escape Defensive Plow Samuell scored first at Loos Field against the Thomas Jefferson Patri- ots. but T.J. scored last and won the game l4 to 7 in the district opener. Richard Allen hit flanker Donald Allen for a 58-yard scoring pass and Kevin Lawless booted the extra point to give Samuell a 7 to 0 lead. The Pats came back to tie the game late in the second period and also had a chance to take the lead from the Samuell 5 yard line. but the Spar- tan defense became a dam and stopped the T.J. flow in 4 plays. The second half was scoreless until the final minute and a half. The Patriots scored on a 33-yard run up the middle of the Spartan defense. Panthers Sneak By Spartan Sword For the second time in as many weeks. the Samuell Spartans dropped a heartbreaker. this time to the Hillcrest Panthers at Pleasant Grove Field. Leading 7 to 0 all of the first half. and threatening to put the game away late in the second quarter. the Spartans were stung for two second-half scores as Hillcrest pulled out the come- back victory l3 to 7. Donald Kelly dove one yard for the Spartans' only touch- down. and Kevin Lawless uprighted the extra point. The Panthers took advantage of a Spartan fumble and soon tied the game. Hillcrest scored again in the 4th period on a 25 yard touchdown pass. but the extra point attempt failed. athletics. . .l23 Spartans Suffer Final Loss To White David Chandler kicked a 33-yard field goal to give the Spartans their only score in a l3 to 3 district loss to the W. T. White Longhorns at Loos Field. White held a tight 7 to 3 lead through the first 3 periods of the contest. Penalties and turnovers haunted the Spar- tans through the entire game. A 42-yard touchdown pass with 9 minutes remaining in the game put the Spartans in a hopeless position. as the Longhorns handed the Spartans their third district loss. Raiders Get Ambushed Donald Kelly carried the ball 25 times for 113 yards and two touchdowns. leading the Spartans to a surprise attack victory over the Skyline Raiders. Shutting out the Raiders was supposed to be as tough as riding a hike up Pikes Peak. but the Spartan defense controlled the game. by utilizing a strong secondary and holding the Raider ground attack to a minimum. After the Spartan defense converged on the Raider punter before he could get the kick away. the Spartan offense took pos- session at the Raider 38. In ten plays the Spartans drove to the Raider two yard line and Donald Kelly scored his first touch- down of the night. The final touchdown of the game came in the third quarter. The Spartan offense was caught in a crowded elevator a fourth and one situation from the Raider 34. Donald Kelly guided the elevator smoothly to the ground floor with a 34-yard touch- down jaunt. 124. . .athletics Tigers Get Lost In Spartans Jungle Coming off a I4 to 0 upset victory over rival Skyline, the Samuell Spartans easily defeated the Lincoln Tigers 36 to 12. The game was plagued by fumbles, interceptions, and over 200 yards in penalties, but the Spartan offense came alive to put up their highest point total of the year. Davey Beard, Buddy Juice,' Fuller, and Donald Kelly each scored once, while Richard Allen reached paydirt twice as the Spartans racked up 350 yards total offense. Ray Ellason, Kevin Lawless, and David Chandler each kicked at least one extra point, while the Tigers failed to convert the extra points after both of their touchdowns. I Spartan Fans Relieved By 3-Yard Plunge h When the Spartans wrestled with the Wildcats of Woodrow Wilson, the outcome of the game was not decided until the final alf minute. The Wildcats scored twice in the first half, both on long touchdown passes. However, both extra point attempts failed. Donald Kelly got the first score for the Spartans on a one yard dive. Samuell got another score stemming from an outstanding defensive play by Mike Long. Long blocked a Wildcat punt, which resulted in a safety against Woodrow. The Wildcats held the lead 12 to 9 until the final moments of the game. The Spartans put together a quick drive, highlighted by five Richard Allen to Marcus Vickers passes for 37 yards. With 28 seconds remaining in the game, Donald Kelly eased the stomach and heart muscles of every Spartan fan by scoring from three yards out to give the Spartans a 15 to I2 victory. athletics. . .125 lg at Even though the Spartans' I9-14 homecoming victory over the Bryan Adams Cougars was a team effort. Donald Kelly still managed to be the most outstanding player. rushing for l28 yards and two touchdowns. The Cougars scored in their first possession of the game and held a temporary 7 to O lead. Mike Long pounced on a loose football at the Cougar 30 yard line to give the Spartan offense an easy scoring opportunity. Kelly s number was dialed and he answered with a 26 yard touchdown run. Another aggressive defensive play gave the Spartans great field position. Greg Boyd recovered a Cougar bobble in Cougar territory. On a fourth down situation. the Spartans awoke the napping Cougars with a IO yard scoring pass from Richard Allen to Marcus Vickers. The Cougars still fought back as running back Kevin Woolridge raced 58 yards before Mike Bryant made a touchdown saving tackle. The Cougars scored quickly and held a 14 to I3 lead. ln the third quarter. Richard Allen engineered a 78 yard scoring drive, using Kelly as his blueprint. Kelly carried the ball I6 times before he scored from 2 yards out for the final score of the game. Arrows y Reverse Cn Apaches By scoring 22 points in the first half. the Spartans defeated the Spruce Apaches 22-l7. concluding the season with a five game winning streak. Without the services of Donald Kelly, the Spartan rushing game was still the team's strong point, totaling 280 yards on the ground. Leading rushers were Buddy Fuller. l25 yards. and John Price, 85 yards. Price scored the first touchdown of the game on a one yard plunge. A slippery-handed Apache lost the football and Mike Long recovered for the Spartans at the Spruce 39 yard line. Richard Allen threw a long scoring pass to Ricky Walters, who had eas- ily beaten the Spruce secondary. Again the Spartan defense was the key to a score. This time Greg Boyd wrapped his body around a lonely football in Apache territory. Richard Allen scored the final touchdown of the year for the Spartans on a one yard sneak. .. after a 5 year slump l26. . .athletics B-Team Football WV lyejwx A me-N28 ae. Zw'l if 'eh . my 3. ,, , ' , V Q , . '. A , ' j' A ,rf , 3'-P'!3ti1 A! - 8' A M ' , f- V .N k , .at M V - - . f A , s . sro., . ,Q f - wif . , L: A W . g , 1, - 1, f G ' ' i ' ' ' - , f x.,.fa Row I Phillip Frazier, Ray Del Sloan, David Norris, Carl Tillery, Matt Johnson, Brian Richardson, James Bellah, David Baker. Row 2: John Wynn, Darrell Tyler, Purcell Jones, Tim Frosch, Dennis Bishop, James Brackeen, Don Hamilton, Cary Tucker, Tim Melton, David Starnes. Vincent Vela. Row 3: Rudy Gomez, Craig Brunson, Dennis Corley, Major Gardner, Tracy Hare, Mark Paschall, Bill Hale, Kenny Loller, Robert Schweder, Kyle Hanser, Larry Boruk, Jimmy Macaluso, Tom Cherry. , ,,,, Q , ff B-Teamers Show Talent At the conclusion of the B-Team football season, the team found itself with the first losing record ever at Samuell. Three wins, four losses, and two ties will be put into the record book for 1975. The defense showed great promises as the season started by holding its opponents to no more than a touchdown a game. But as the season wore on, so did the defense. In the last few games the defense fell apart giving up easy touchdowns. V ' f . ' . The offense stalled at the start of the season by being almost i H unable to score at any time. They generated themselves and began to rack up points. Just as the offense began to jell, the Q gf? L defense began to melt. A good indication of this was the final i score of the last game of the season, Spruce 22. Samuel! 21, f , W It might have been a losing campaign for the players, but ,egg i,,V 5 -, gV,,L,,, they showed great talent and should continue to impress others ' 1 I4 H as they put it all together on the varsity. COACHES Bob Sybert. Pete Lawless. Doug Scott athletics. . .l27 Tournament Success Paces Winning Season Coach Doug Scott led the varsity basketball team to a 26-10 overall record, and an 8-4 record in district com- petition. The Spartans competed in three tournaments. ln the Arlington Classic, Samuell finished in second place, behind South Oak Cliff. Samuell defeated Houston Wheatley 78-70, Arlington Sam Houston 48-47, and Carter 102-82, before losing in the championship round to SOC 87-64. The Spartans' 102 points against Carter set a new school record for the most points scored in a single game. Ronny Moore and James Banks were selected to the all-tournament team and Coach Scott was named the outstanding coach of the tournament. Samuell defeated R. L. Turner, Lincoln, and Bryan Adams to win the R. L. Turner Tournament. Ronny Moore, Billy Walton, and Leonard Gibson were named to the all-tournament team. Samuell won the annual Dr. Pepper Tournament held at Forester Field House. The Spartans defeated Rock- wall, North Dallas, and North Mesquite for the championship. Ronny Moore was again voted to the all-tourna- ment team and Leonard Gibson was named the most valuable player of the tournament. Samuell won the District 1 1-AAAA championship by defeating Woodrow Wilson 57-49. The Spartans lost the city championship to South Oak Cliff in overtime 76-75. Ronny Moore and Leonard Gibson were both named to the 1 1-AAAA All District Team. athletics. . .129 athletics James Banks POST Clay Brown WING Robert Burchett WING Kevin Currans POST Billy Doggett POST Jesse Dye WING 21 w Leonard Gibson POST I2 - Marcus Hickman POST 40 -- Jeff Johnson POINT I4 - Billy Mays WING 10 - Ronny Moore POINT 22 - Billy Walton WING l32. . .athletics if athletics . . . 133 :jst 23 E Coach King B-Team Basketball Row 1: Carey Tucker, Jeff Nelson, Buddy Fuller, Paul Harris. Row 2: Chauncey King. Kenneth Vaugan. Mike Cobbins neth Willis, Craig Brunson, Manager Darrell Tyler. 134. . .athletics gf 1? fwouw athletics . . via' ' f .1 Soccer Team X Zinn riffs 'Q ,Y H., wif L1 'I.7'L': Q 'Ei Row 1: Glenn Waddell, John Crook, Knollis Rose, Bill Pinkerton, Scott Starkey, Tim Hill, Philip Sapundjeff, Mike Williams, Phillip Thomas, Jessie Stout. Row 2: George Tallet, Mikael Schulin, Terry Hale, Jimmy Busbee, Klay Rogers, Duane Wells, Ken Smith, John Shaner, Dennis Howe, Billy Kirby, Greg Paschall. Xgyw' V ..,,...e I36.. . athletics Coach George Tallet Captains - Bill Pinkerton, Raul Vallac1areL , . N FORWARDS: Row 1: Mike Williams, Klay Rogers, John Crook, MANAGER: Mikael Schulin Row 2: Terry Hale, Jimmy Busbee, John Shaner, Greg Paschall. GOALIE: Tim Hill HALFBACKS: Row 1: Knollis Rose, Raul Valladarez. Row 2: Bill Pinkerton, Dennis Howe. athletics. . .137 dk' mia ,,gip.,t.:111aafSTt-visea-:lv-if-M X 5 S S FULLBACKS Row 1: Phillip Thomas, Philip Sapundjieff, Jessie Stout, Billy Kirby. Row 2: Glenn Waddell, Duane Wells, Scott Starkey, Ken Smith. l38. . .athletics Boys' Swim Team y wk, ' Row 1: Coach Bill Young, Danny Trent, James Farr, Doug Gooding, Lee Theilen, Ricky Vavra. Row 2:Billy Williams, Larry Boruk, David Kelton, Rodney Snow, Ronnie Wood. - SX Q . -'Sis' ' ' - -ffzsfx i ..., ew . , ,,,,mi1 . me .R Q a , K aff ' athletics. , . I39 , , 5, ,W K '21 , Girls' Swim Team Row 1: Coach Bill Young, Lori Cummings, Cheryl Lovern, Cyndee Watkins. Row 2: Teresa Ladyman, Lynetta Peters DeAnna Woodard. 140. . .athletics Tennis Team wm. H VLzf? ff A,,' , Kneeling: Paul Schmidt, Steve Holder. Standing: Dennis Fricky, Mary Johnson, Julie Scribner, Kim Smith, Michelle John. 142. . .athletics we Coach Dennis Fricky if in iff n athletics Ron' Riddles. Trey Evans, John Wynn. Row 2: Boh Syherl. Roherl Sosa. David Hill. Troy Childers Craig Chance. Kevin Lawless. Mark Stovall. Golf Team l l x SENIORS: David Hill, Troy Childers, Mark Stovall, Craig Chance. Coach Bob syberl . athletics athletics La ,R 51 f 2' 4,3 Jw N4 Q. , 4 ww 593414 fb MW Em 1 1 ,S E' E Kneeling: L. D. Covington, Danny Trent, Larry Sebastian. Standing: Trey Evans, Michael John, Richard Dunn. Bowling Team Kneeling: Michelle John, Kay Hallmark. Standing: Cheryl Chatterly, Karen Nelson. Not Shown: Mary Murr. athletics. . .147 L GOOD LUCK SAMIE LL gy , gjff ,fi ,Q n .3 , ,., 919' 58' vs ' Q ima L...-M 'W-' .mf 'ff ,f athletics Girls' Volle ball Team F k Eddie Stafford, Kim Allen, Tommy Horton, Tammy Roach, Kim Wooldrige, Debbie Dupree, Cathy Taylor, Patti Morris Lisa Pound, Paula Waldrop. Eddie Stafford COACH 150. . .athletics Kim Allen Debbie Dupree rig 1 492484 Tammy Horton Patti Morris Cathy Taylor Paula Waldrop Although the volleyball team had only three district wins, Coach Staf- ford felt the season was an over-all success, considering she coached a young team. Donna Hicks was the outstanding spiker for the team, and Patti Morris and Lisa Pound were noted as the best setters. Coach Staf- ford and the team would like to thank the Blue Jackets for their continuous support throughout the season. Lisa Pound Kim Wooldrige athletics. . .l5l Girls' Basketball Team Lisa Ragsdale, Tammy Horton, Cathy Taylor, Lisa Hart, Debbie Dupree. Cyndi Everett, Mitzi Stephens Lisa Pound. Eddie Stafford. Kneeling: Karen Nelson, Manager. With a strong 3-2 pre-season record, the girls' bas- ketball team fell short of their goal. They battled through the season. falling short of their hopeful out- come. Outstanding players for the team were Lisa Hart, Lisa Ragsdale. and Tammy Horton. who was also high scorer in most of the games. . athletics Eddie Stafford COACH gl vi Debbie Dupree Cyndi Everett Lisa Hart Tammy Horton athletics. . .153 '5'? WM vm-s-u-1-.,,,,,, Lisa Pound Lisa Ragsdale -m--a-..,,,..., 154. . .athletics . If , Mitzi Stephens 3 Cathy Taylor Girls' Soccer Team Row 1: Tammy Horton, Loyce Lemons, Kay Hallmark, Kathy Rener, Patti Morris, Donna Hicks, Marty Hargus, Mitzi Ste Lhens, Teresa Greer. Row 2: Dana Read, Tammy Mann, Elaine Wilkins, Cyndi Everett, Debbie Dupree, Paula Hobbs, Tam ie Birmingham, Robin Trantham, Lori Redfearn, Diana Millsap, Arlene Bradshaw, Lisa Albright. Lisa Albright Elaine Wilkins, Tammy Mann, Dana Read. COACH MANAGERS athletics. . .l55 gn ' 1. .f .. sl x in w vs al Q r- -E-1 Mx xg 9 ,.,. ., 'IN Q Ja. Y BE' my Y i Qu wfi ,252 13' X N 5 3 Q- Y. 9 A fiw NJ 'nw EE 5 x fig M f an S RQ? , ii fn Q, gm' 51. It , .? Q L 'Sw K-!. .kk ,1 xi, 'X 2 . .X 5 1 X Q: 9 E, Y gt' N i x,aSh ..Q,,. AH, My I y Q 4 'TJ H Q b if 5 Fha , , -V AA' 3 4' Volleyball Samuell Opponent 0 Hillcrest ......... .... 2 Thomas Jefferson 2 Woodrow Wilson l White ........... .... l Lincoln ........ l Bryan Adams . . . 0 Skyline ..... O Spruce .... Girls' Basketball Samuell Opponent I3 Bryan Adams .... 24 Lincoln ........ 21 Skyline ...... 39 White .......... 24 Spruce .......... 2 Thomas Jefferson . 33 Lincoln ......... 30 Woodrow Wilson . 22 Skyline ........ 26 Spruce ......... 22 Bryan Adams ..... 39 Hillcrest ..... . . .athletics E Y 5. ,li N' 4909 w-Xi, 'TM Wifi: S C' S- 1441 l .l N Educator 'gEvery year brings spe- cial rewards to those of us on the staff who have worked with the young people. This year has been no exception. It has been an unusually good year. We have had our problems and disappoint- ments. but the accom- plishments have been so many that we have for- gotten the unpleasant things that have hap- pened. The Bicentennial Class of W. W. Samuell has set such high stand- ards that we may never be able to equal them again. Those of us who are to return will always strive to live up to the example you have set. We wish for each senior of 1976 the best of every- thing and continually pray for God's blessings upon you. We ask you to remember those Spartans of future years and keep us always in your pray- ers. R. C. Stokes Principal 162. . .faculty Paul Matthews Assistant Principal Assistant Principals I hope that each and every one of you will be able to look back and see the accomplishments you have made here at Samuell? - Paul Matthews As an Assistant Principal, I am charged with the responsibility of being a counselor, disciplinarian, and other administrative duties which means that during their three years at Samuell High School, each student will eventually come in contact with me. - William Toles William Toles Assistant Principal faculty . . . Dr. Nolan Estes D.I.S.D. Superintendent Xu eete e Board Of Education Left to Right: Bill Hunter. Eugene Smith, Kathryn Lawrence. Robert Medrano. Sarah H James Jennings, Nancy Judy, Emmet Conrad. 164. , .faculty P.T.A. Executive Board Row 1: Mrs. Don Bennett, Hospitality: Mrs. James Wilburn, Recording Secre- tary: Mrs. Bob Phillips, Volunteer Service: Mrs. Leo Anderton, Publicity. Row 2: Mrs. Lynn Gunn, Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. R. C. Vickers, Program Service: Mrs. B. H. Herndon, Delegate to City Council: Mrs. Frank Cosper, President: Mrs. Jack Key, Parliamentarian: Mrs. Fred Hawn, Senior Activities. Row 3: Mr. Lynn Gunn, Education: Mrs. Raymond Tuley, Treasurer: Mrs. George Hansard, Historian: Mrs. Gene Wynn: Mrs. Allen Watlington. Vice-President: Mrs. C. R. Pinkham, Budget and Finance. faculty JEWEL ADAIR BS. ETSU: English: Red Cross. LINDA ADAMS BA. Oklahoma. SMU: English. Reading: Cheerleaders. Banner Team, Spartan Image. OLEN ARNOLD BM. SMUQ Music: Band. .IOLENE AICKLEN BS. ETSU: VOE Lab. IC6, . .faculty dxf' 4 . -. 9' Q srqm, 2 J U 2' QQN1, N QM W ,j, M. 4 ,fm ,- Jr as aw.. u-.ve Q ' .L,-gf. ff - ,. .,:zzaS 1,.. ,xxgf MARY CRAWFORD MS, ETSU: English. Reading. CLEMENTS CROOK NM, Northwestern Universityg Concert Choir, Jesters, Girls Select Choir. JAMES DAVIS BS, M. Voc. Agri. Ed., Sam Houston State University: Biology. . faculty .ts 5 Q I 1 I E is A 5 k-L CARLA FAHEY BS. ETSU: Physical Education, Drill Team: American Field Service. GWENDOLYN FINLEY BS. MS. Prairie View A 81 M College: Typewriting. Clerical Practice: Future Secretaries, Junior Achievement. PATRICIA FLORES BA, UTA: English and Reading. l72 . .faculty -wx f S.-Q, - -Q SSN gf , 42 , dv. '. ii 1 1 Saw Q 2 1 7' 4 'W 41 , Q21 if We 5 mm pa w . C 12 4 ,Q I rf y ,lf f 4 X CAROLYN E. FULTON BA, SMU: MLS, TWU: Librarian. 174, . .faculty RAYMGND GREENE BM, TSU, UTA: Study Center Director. it A BERNICE GREENWOOD BS, MEd. Prairie View A 8L M: Homemaking: FHA. EVA GRIFFIN BS. TWUQ Homemaking. Home and Family Living: FHA. The Way It Is EXCELL GROGGS BS. MA. Prairie View. SMU: Spanish: Spanish Club. Of all the schools l've taught at. Samuell is my favorite. A Olen Arnold Teaching is a challenge and education is still occurring at W. W. Samuellf' v Bob Sybert As a school nurse. I am interested not only in the student's physical health. but also in his mental. emotional. and spiritual health. - Delila Caddell Beautiful school. beautiful people. that's the way I feel about Samuellf' e Carolyn Fulton ln niy estimation school is the most important formative tool in the lives of young people. Y Bill Degen faculty. . .l75 SEE. 213 M . 5 ANDREA HILBURN BS, NTSUg BS Special Education, Elem. Education, ETSU, Special Education. fl , f,,'s. MAGGIE JONES BS, MEd, Lindenwood, WTS, NTSUg Texas History, American History, Sociology, Ice Skating Club. CHAUNCEY KING BS, Bishop Collegeg World History, World Geography. KIM KOEPKE B.S., Illinois State, English, Consumer Education, Deaf Program. JAMES LAWLESS MA, NTSUg World History, Varsity Baseball, B-Team Football. faculty. . . 177 'WW ff 'Z -... Q Y WA .6 iibffi?O 1 :f , 'Y K n 5 M H 5 4 Q f A 5 ,. x . dw . A 3 iff 3 5 kk X W . I R :sv ,v , ' 'lil 41 if A,,,,r dy, S -A IA, ,Q Ms at 1? af 'SKK wi J 13 a, J 3 3 2 N 5 1 Q -Q , . ' 'Y 1? . . . xx s ?m Q f..?2:k F K ,, if .531 BEVERLY POUNCY BS, TWU: Special Education. HERBERT NICHOLSON BS. MEd, Salem College, NTSU: Chemistry, Physics. DANIEL owews Bs, Med. NTSU: Drafting. When you work with love you bind yourself PEGGY PULLEN BS, MEd, ETSU: English. to yourself, and to one another, and to God ISO. . .faculty EARLYNE PURDY BS, MS, NTSU, ETSU: Business: OEA. J UANITA REED BA, SMU, Prairie View, SMU, French, Economics, French Club. BILLY RUSSELL BS, Texas Lutheran: Civics Varsity Football. WAYN E ROBN ETT BA, MA, UTA, NTSUZ Government. faculty, . . l8l JIMMIESADLER MS. Baylor: History. l82. . .faculty JAMES SCHARTING BS. Clemson University. Civil Engineering, Math. DOUG SCOTT VELMA SCOTT BS. ETSU: American History Varsity Basketball Coach. BS, TWU. SMU: Shorthand. Business Law. You were as a merciful ruler dealing justly with the weak and lowly, and showing pride with the stron and mi ht i i'w,,,,f' DOLORES SHAVERS BS. Prairie View A 8L M. ETSU: Special Education. S SY- waitin ARVEL SMITH MS, ETSU: History: Athletics. KATHERINE SMITH Amarillo Jr. College. Hardin Simmons Univ. Study Hall. faculty. IS3 Life is Love, and Love is people? Andrea Hilburn The teaching of high school English provides opportunities to teach manners and morals along with skill? Elizabeth Mitchell We all need school to work harder and set higher levels of achievementf' - Carl Wallace One of the best things about teaching is the constant changef, - J ane White The students are what makes teaching worthwhile? - What Teachers Say W. E. SMITH BS, NTSUQ Plastics, Wood. Mary Kay McCollum 184. . .fac lty ELAINE SPEARMAN BA, Ouachita Collegeg Artg Art Service Club. EDDIE STAFFORD BA. Texas Collegeg English, Reading. Physical WILLIAM STEVENSON BSJ. MA, SMU, ETSU: American History. American Government. Education. . ,qw X, LAURIE SUTKIN BS, Univ. of Texas at Austin: English: Deaf Ed faculty. . . BOB SYBERT BA. MAT. Miiu. Baylor. TLll21llC.NTSUl Computer GEQRGE TALLET Math- Geometry- POM: Ms. Education ofthe Deaf. Golf CUHCIW- B Team State Univ. of New York: F00lb21ll COUCIW- Photography. Consumer Education. l86, . .faculty R. W. THOMPSON BS. ME. ETSU: World History. Civics: Athletics LYLA TISDALE BS. MS, Oklahoma State: Calculus. Trigonometry: Senior Sponsor. Faculty Speaks Gut Education is a necessary ingredient for the success of life itself f' - Vanessa Baker Teaching deaf students is the most interesting work of all w Mariam Hanys 1 af! ' 7 TOMMI E TOWNSEND BS, MEd, East Texas State: Counselor. With proper instruction, concern and patience all students will have the opportunity to develop to their highest potential. - Raymond Greene Being involved in school activities is one of myjoys of teachingf' - Carla Fahey. 'Teaching can be a very rewarding field, but it can also be a depressing onef' - Kay DeCuir. 'The teaching profession offers opportunities and challenges enough to stimulate the most ambitious person? - Elaine Spearman faculty. . .187 MARY TROLLINGER Study Hall Teacher JULIUS VASSALLO BS. MA, Sam Houston, University of Houston: VAC. W' AAU- is ,gk . . faculty ELLEN VANDERSLICE BIME. Okla. Univ.. MA. TWU: Music. JEAN VINING BA, MA, SMU, University of Texas, NTSUQ Counselor. CARL WALLACE BS, MEd, Univ, of Texas. NTSU: Biology. EDWINA WALLACE MELVIN WEISZ BS. ETSU: Industrial Cooperative Training: VICA. BS, MA, NTSU, SMU: Law in Changing Society, Ethnic Studies: Student Council. faculty. . . 189 Are you fickle as the ages, or are you an apostle come to give us of your faith? lf BOBBIE WELLS BA, Fisk Univ., Nashville, Tenn., MA, TSU, Houston Ph.D., NTSUQ Spanish. 190. . .faculty JANE WHITE Bs, MA, NTSU: English. 34-I.-N, W Q DOROTHY WILLIAMS BS, MS, Texas Southern. 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'A'A A , LaDonna Barner James Barnes Debbie Bartlett Sheila Barton Ruth Boegli James Bellah Cindy Bishop Albert Black Pam Blevins Jill Blount Steve Blue Shirley Bookout Nita Bosheares Donald Bowles juniors. . .237 l L Jodie Boyd James Brackeen Beth Braddy Arlene Bradshaw Daniel Brandenburg Dean Bray Get on the good foot, uh huh! If, Patricia Brewer Cheryl Brisendine James Brockway PQ ,iomfield Clay Brown Erik Buchanan Brenda Burleson Tammie Birmingham 238. . .juniors Q Jfj if I K 8 'uf'-'IP Scott Burson Cheryl Butler Virginia Butler Dorothy Callahan David Carpenter Susan Carter Tony Carter Sheree Chaney Pat Chase Will Chesier Ulysses Chism Daniel Cisneros Alisa Clark Debbie Clark Juniors. . .239 Joann Clayton Tarnra Clevenger Tina Clough Donna Coggeshall Mark Cohen Ronnie Coleman Terry Collins Liz Collins l 'VE' l i . Donna Connell Angela Cook Linda Corder Dennis Corley Robert Cotten Nickie Couch Lisa Cox Mollie Cox 240. . .juniors 00 Cheryl Craig Cindy Crannell Gayle Crews Dana Cracker John Crook Eva Cruz Shelia Cunerkin Chuck Davenport Debbie Davis Lisa Davis Melvin Davis Paul Davis Tina Davis Norma Dean Cindy Denny Gilbert Diaz juniors. . .24l Patrice Dove David Dowdle Richard Dunn Debbie DuPree Debbie Durbin Jesse Dye Scott Edwards Kathy Elliott Charles Elliott Kathy Ellis Michael Emerson Sally Evans Connie Doty Donna Douglass What was given us here we shall keep get 242 , . .juniors gtg ts Judi Everett Brenda Farr Lisa Fleetwood Venita Foster J,-0' -'C .if ls ta fd Q 3 Mike Fowler David Fox Susan Freeman Danny Frasier Cheryl Frosch Davina Ganze Mike Garcia Gustine Gaston K A 2 ,gym ntrtt K James Gilbreath Chris Glidewell Diana Gocha Doug Gooding juniors . . . 243 Tammy Gordon Jeff Graves Theresa Greer Sonia Gutierrez Bill Hale Gay Hallmark Kay Hallmark Don Hamilton Marty Hargus Kim Harris Susan Harris Nancy Harrison Lisa Hart Gary Harvey YS fb 'X 'Z I Y, ,,,,,, Should we get sausage or olive or beef or . . . 244. . .juniors vh- 5,-.,., 'Nr At ax GX Suzy Harwell Jesse Hastings Kyle Hataway Patty Hatfield Michael Harvard Steve Hawk Steve Hawkins Danny Hayes Carolyn Heathcock Terri Heble Rickey Hernandez Edward Herrera David Hetherington Kenneth Hickman Juniors. . .245 Donna Hicks David Highsmith Wesley Hodges Debra Holley Kriss Holt Bill Hooten Thasia Hopkins Vickey Houston 15. Kathy Hudson Sally Huffstutler Jerry Hughes Teresa Hunter '- ,PNN Quit 3 0' AX, 1. ii 41 if x Sw xi: il 'Y What's this thing on thc wall? s,..Z X 'L .. 5' I , at Q, -. . 'i 1 xi Tim Hunter Buddy lvey Cassandra Jackson Cindy Jackson Ls - m :tx ' F .nga 246. . .juniors A 7 ,aus ll Greg Jackson Teresa Jackson Gary Johnson Jeff Johnson sd-r y 89 Mary Johnson Millard Johnson Pam Johnson Rebecca Johnson Elizabeth Jones Katrina Jones Suzanna Jones Willena Jones Oh good, the game is finally over! 3 . . as Brad Keahey Danny Kelley Donald Kelley Gail Kelly 225' juniors . . .247 Bobby Kemp Patricia Kemp Russell Kennedy Sandra Kestler James Key Valda Key Vivian Kidd Sheryl Kincaid Ricky Krone Randal LaCour Billy Lane Kevin Lawless 248. . .juniors . kk fat E' ..-fu! 01? -em? Greg LeCrone Loyce Lemons Billy Lewis Mark Lewis Kenneth Lisenbe Debbie Litton Robert Litton Greta Long Karla Looney Chris Loveless Cheryl Lovern Charmaine Lynch juniors. . .249 Frank Macalik Debbie Martin Mike Martin V' k' M ' ic 1 artin Gilbert Martinez Pat Mason Elaine Massey Mitch Maxey Melissa McAlister Stan McCain 250. . .juniors There are those who give little i ofthe much which the have 'Q X...-.J jrqwx ,, I I' . x .3 sa 115 IWW 1.1 .13 . James McCarter Teresa Mclelen Carol McConnell Cynthia McGray Melinda McGuff Jerry McGuire James McNair Karen Meek 'Ns and there are those who have little and give it all. Greg Melton Tammy Milam juniors. . .251 CC ,- -- --- - Clint Miller Darlene Miller Donnie Miller Julie Miller Scott Miller LeAnne Mince Malcolm Mitchell Elizabeth Mojica Candy Monroe Bobby Moore Don Moore Patricia Moore Rex Morgan Ronnie Morgan Debbie Morris Patti Morris 252. . .juniors 11' J -ci' What are you looking at Susan? ei, .3 di' ff' 'IV .faq Hey Clay, remember me? nn, fl ,4- s, ,if Ruth Morrow DeeAnn Muehl Mark Muehl Brenda Mumphery Barbara Nall Dewanye Neighbor Darla Nix Teresa Nix Cindy Norrell Debra Nowlin Sharon Odom Randy O'Rear Steve Owens Ronnie Parks Rick Patrick Billy Paulson S juniors. . .253 Butch Perry - Lynette Peters . ' Darrell Petty Richard Petty f if .mf Jimmy Phillips Sandra Phillips Timmy Phillips Albert Pierce iq-p Donna Pierce John Pierce ...3 Ah ha, caught ya! Laura Pineda Lori Pinkham Oh my gosh, look whojust walked inf' 254. . .juniors X 3 12.37 ID Let's see, how does this work? as X X, -2 P M X... E J QS' ,V P f . ' ., .v - J Q.. 1 . I . .1 - ,I 3 , Remember to smile Karyn. Medreth Pinkston Donna Pinson John Price Michelle Price Pam Prince Maria Ramirez Mike Ramirez Judy Ramsey Teresa Redding Lori Redfearn Kelly Redmond Richard Rieves juniors . . .255 Charlet Rivers 'Y Tammy Roach Kathey Robinson Linda Rogers 7'v,, !xN1'NQA Estela Salazar Donna Sanders Sarah Sandling Pam Sands X -wil 1:1139 Denise Satterwhite Archie Savage 4 1 Tori Savage Bobbie Schindler Robert Schweder Robert Seale 10 256. . .juniors A score don't mean nothin' in the first half hope! F UM Gary Sebastian Larry Sebastian Beverly Selman Mary Simmons Lou Ann Slaughter Keith Smegner Karyn Smith Kim Smith Mike Smith Ronnie Smith Susie Smith David Smithey Rodney Snow Markel Sorrells juniors. , .257 Fredd Spainhouer Roger Spears Sandi Sorrells Robert Sosa ow they shall wait no longer 15-Qqp ,ak few W 4 in David Starnes Mike St. Clair Sharilyn Steele Patsy Stephens Penny Stephens Terry Stephens Charles Stephenson Elizabeth Story 258. . .juniors 'TW -..-gl' . 4 1 ,f v.,, f Sherry Sutton Beckey Swanson Estella Sweat Gary Sweet Cathy Taylor Julie Taylor Rusty Thomas Darla Thompson They are ready Dennis Tramel George Trammell Monica Tinney Randy Tinney juniors. . .259 Ruben Trejo Cherie Tunnell Thomas Tumer Lee Tyler Tina Upchurch Sergio Valladarez Patricia Vess Paula Waldrop Lynn Walker Paul Walker Pam Walters Brenda Weatherford Jackie Webb Gerry Webb Kristina Weese .lack Welbom 260. . .juniors W :gg Qi Bill even puts himself to sleep. 4-if .XC I asm, if n Y Steve Wheat Mike White Jack Whitehead Lorie Wilburn Larry Wilcoxson Billy Williams Roy Willis Christi Wood Dwayne Word Steve Worthy Richard Wray Wesley Yarborough Lisa Ybarra Socorro Ybarra Cindy Young Jan Youngblood Steve Zajdl Juniors. . .261 if Q Sophomore Eulonda Adkins Kathy Adkins Mario Alcala Tammy Alderson Craig Alexander Kim Allen Patricia Allison Patty Allison Jesus C. Alvarez David Anderson Lanette Anderson Stephanie Anderson Linda Anderton Kimi Andrews Donny Ashton Charles Attaway . . . sophomores We wear short skirts. 5 432.21 Q I wish I knew what to put. 1 Sherry Babcock David Baker Donald Ballard Michael Bambico Carlton Barry Loretta Bass Kathy Baylor Connie Behrend Valerie Bingham Rhonda Black Judy Blakley Tracy Blevins Tim Blystone Larry Boruk Tony Botello Belinda Boyd sophomores . Jolene Boyeet David Brookshire Craig Bruson Danny Bryant Reggie Burchett Pamela A. Burkett Penny Burresch Barbara Bynum Debbie Cain Susan Camanche Ginger Carder Terri Carlew Pennie Carr Lisa Carruth . . sophomores '-of 'Nr -Mi 'Q' 'UN 'F Not everyone gets it their way. Raymond Carver Sharon Caudill Mike Causey Cheryl Chattely Brenda Chilcoat Alex Childers Robert Childers Pam Childress Raymond Clark Joe Clem James Cockersham Charles Collins Tynette Cook Michael Cooper sophomores Debbie Corley Ricky Comwell Julie Cosper Charon Cotnoir Dwayne Colton L. D. Covington Pam Cox Stacy Cox Cherron Craft Charlene Cranford Arvell Crawford Kim Crawford Melissa Crook Diane Daniel John Daniels Karen Davenport Cindy Davis Sharon Davis .lobita Delcastillo Melissa Delcastillo , . sophomores 'pq .t 1 ' .av a 1 J-'F' f v f ,sins V rl f I5- in pp I see myself a stranger in one land, -4--7 and an alien among one people. J F 1--up' fx! Donetta Delk Julie Dennie Melanie Derryberiy Jewell Dickerson Cathy Diffee Robin Dillehay Sheila Disman David Dobbs Joan Doggett David Duckworth Robert Duke Joel Dulworth Joann Dunagan Trocie Dunn Brent Eastep Julie Edwards Ray Evans Cyndi Everett Carl Feldhaus Kathi Ferguson sophomores . . . F 'Um Linda Fields Cindy Firth Peggy Flournay Kathy Ford Brenda Foster Greg Foster Sam Foster Hazel Fowler ig Phillip Frazier vis i , dd l Tami French X Tim Frosch Man. have l got something for a headache. . sophomores ,-s. 1-49 Danny Fulce Donna Gambrell John Gardner Randy Garren Milli Giardina Diane Gibson Pam Gilliam Brenda Gober ' 3 1 ' Ser' ' Annette Guerra ,ffimf g . WWF 2 E 2 ' -. E gg. wi My I wwf W E Debbie Guerra RX fr Terry Gunn Where am I?? sophomores Vanessa Gutter Jennifer Granberry Jana Graves Donna Gray Randy Gray Linda Green Kenneth Greer Jeff Gregg Terry Hale Jimmy Ham Jamie Hamilton Michelle Hanks Kyle Hansard Tracy Hare . . sophomores ls it true. that ducks have more fun. ,M .w ,.:'Fl' L. QW as 'I can't believe that Steve finally put his arm around me. 'E' Gerry Hargrove Kim Harris Mike Harris Paul Harris Robin Hatcher Clifton Hatter Larry Haynes Robin Heathcock Cathy Helms Shirley Henry Carolynne Hernandez Kyla Herod Sylvia Herrera Vicki Hetherington sophomores. . .273 Diane Hicks Teresa Hill Terry Hillgartner Paula Hobbs Kathy Hodges John Hoffman Beverly Hollaway Patty Holmes Ronald Horton Mike Hubbard Marsha Hulshouser Sandra Hunt . . sophomores as XX I Na l'm not hungry. .ai ef-121' rw 1 Let , l new f If 5' . N I nj' A I of I Qin 4- Jesse Hux ' Della Hyde Gary Ingram Tammy Ingram William Inman M, Elizabeth Islas Connie Jackson James Jackson Tommy James Donna .Iarrell Alan Jenkins Beverly Jenkins f,,,: i,l Puffs are much softer. sophomores . . . 275 Terry Jock Glenda Johnson Laura Johnson Matt Johnson Peek-a-boo, I see you. Brenda Jones Dedra Jones Susan Joplin Bo J urik Charlotte Karlen Linda Kelly Scott Kendall Kim Koncak Celeste Kubacek Becky Lacy Amber Lamont Larry Landford . sophomores is mn u TED Just think, it could have been me. :M X Is.. A Mary Lashley Leigh Anne Lewis Sammy Lievsay Bruce Lile Vickey Lindsey Kenny Loller Shirley Lollis Karla Long Larry Long Diane Lovejoy Douglas Lovern Kim Lowe Lisa Lyles Jimmy Macaluso Andy Macon Mike R. Malone sophomores . . . 277 Marilyn Mageors Laurie Markham Monica Martinez Anita Matheny Craig Matlock Charlotte McCall Randy McClendon Randy McClung Joan McCom1ack Cynthia McCray Lisa McCuiston Kim McDonald Paul McDonald Kelvin McDuffy Ricky McGaha David McGahey Johnny McGhee Brian McKinnie Sandra McLeroy Sheryl Meche . . sophomores Eddy Meek Tim Melton Debbie Melvin Hilda Meza Joe Miller Marilyn Miller Paula Miller Philip Miller Cynthia Mixon Robbie Mohn Belinda Molock Cheryl Moning Joe Montgomery James Moore James Moore Kathy Moore Mary Moore Robert Moore Johnny Morris Randy Mullins sophomores Rudy Mullins Tony Murdock Joann Myers Anthony Neel Tammy Newton Tim Nichols Becky Nobles Ricky Nobra David Nonis Danny Odell Debbie Odom Randy Oliver Ricky Orren Thomas Palmer sophomores The buds of your tomorrow If I couldjust reach you. Leah Parker Brian Partington Mark Paschall Audra Payne Jamie Pearson Karen Peel Gerdie Peterson Pat Peterson Al Phillips Sandra Pipkins Mona Pingleton Cheryl Potter Lisa Pound Kay Powell sophomores . . . 281 Randy Pride Kim Primm Kathy Pruitt Annette Purdy Kayleen Purdy Ben Ramirez Cheryl Ramsey Jacie Ramsey Phyllis Read Rickie Reese Phyllis Reyes Bryan Richardson Robin Richardson Scott Riddles Russell Robertson Charolet Robinson . . sophomores Dear Santa,lw0uld like. . . it ska is 1 Klay Rogers Knollis Rose Carla Royall Billy Sample Lori Sampson Carol Sanders Linda Sanders Sally Sanderson Catherine Saucedo Gina Scarbrough Sandy Schindler Rene Schmidth Julie Scribner Glenn Scoggins Eamest Scruggs Karen Scruggs sophomores . . Ray Sebastian Kathy Selzer Stephen Shaffer Terri Sharber Don Shaw Ron Shelton Susan Shelton Rene Shirley Pedro Silva J r, Cynthia Simmons Susie Slayden Ray Del Sloan James Smeltzer Georgia Smith Jessie Smith Tim Smith Tona Smith . sophomores f We l M-4 .. '15 il 115314 v Chana Spainhouer Sharon Spurr Sherry Stegall Jo Stephens Mitzi Stephens Phillip Stepter Don Stewan Paula Stewart Jessie Stout Shon Stovall Randy Stratton Greg Sturch John Sweek Peggy Swindle Lynn Tate Sharon Taylor Sherri Taylor sophomores Deborah Terry Chris Thomas Debi Thomas Phillip Thomas Phyllis Thomas Kim Thompson Teresa Thompson Tim Thompson Tonya Thompson Carl Tillery Terry Timpson Traci Todora Rosalio Torres Robin Trantham Robert Trevino Larry Trotter 86 . . . sophomores 'F wpi ' 'Y L key AM. ,L A hard working sophomore. '39 fi 'X There is nowhere -'Sf' val. v! ff to go but up Sure wish I was home watching Cartoon Carni- Carey Tucker Mike Tuley Ray Turner Darrell Tyler Deana Vaughn Kenneth Vaughan Vincent Vela Maria Valis Cindy Vick Lisa Vickers Marsha Vickers Gregg Vines James Voss Marki Wafford Beverly Wagley Debbie Waldrou P sophomores . Mike Wallace Edward Walls David Warren Kenneth Warren Cyndee Watkins Debbie Watson Mike Watson Patricia Webb Kelly Welch Thomas Welch Noella Weldon Teresa Wentz Cathy West Rose West Lois Wheeler Elizabeth VVhite Jeanne White Kathy Whitehead Becky Williams Joseph Williams . sophomores I clon't like to sit alone. gi .fs-0 Michael Williams Nenva Williams Ricky Williams Patricia Williamson Darryl Wilson Doug Wilson Ronnie Wood Patti Wooten John Wynn Nathan Wynn Carla Yandall Tommy Yarborugh Lisa Ybarra Melvin Zeno sophomores . . . 289 Lori Enright Diana Milsap Mark Pugh is-. - 53. -. ' Juniors Sophomores Stop, cause I really love you. 290. . .juniors and sophomores J BA 'QW V X mf Jo Beth Bennett Rudy Gomez Larry Hendrix fs Jana Graves :ww- K - P 9 at it r 'S Theresa Nichols Felix Pena s. J ag i is? L S Mark Phillips Patricia Talley I Elaine Thomas Special Education Teachers a l . , 'X Vanessa Baker Audrea Hillburn Pouncy Dolores Shavers g special education l N1 s ,,c,, Annette Barton i E Kenneth Crouch Damon . special education Special Education Students M62 yd y Bry Cathy Capers . ef Michael Bo Brad an Q' AS C Lori Anne Currans David Hanes las Howard Eddie Jefferson Larry Jenkins 35 fjxxs W x X 'ml ...sg Donald Johnson Ida Fay Johnson Melissa Marley Jim McCoy Crystal Nichols Caren Pingleton Mark Session Brain Tate Malcom Wynn special education ADAMS. LORI.' Blue Jackets I. 2. 3. Juntor Board 2. President 3, Student Council I. 2. 3.' Thesptans I. 2. 3.' Steering Committee l. 2.' National Honor Soctetv 2, 3: Concert C hoir 2. 3: Girls Select Choir I.' Senior Advisorv Committee 3: Track Icom I.' French Club lg Whofs Who Among American High School Students 2. ADAMS. ROBERT: french Club I. 2.' Stage Band 2, 3.' Marching Band 2. 3. A DA Y. TE RR Y: Rodeo Club 2. 3. President 2, Vtce-Pres- :dent 3.' DE 2. 3. Vice-President 3. Al.EXA.'VDER. MICHELLE: Blue Jackets I. 2,' Girls Select Choir I.' Concert Chotr I. Rodeo Clttb 2, 3: Red Cross I.' DealAtd Tutor 3. ALLEN, RICHARD: B-Teatn Football I.' Varsitv Bas- ketball 2: Varsttv Football 3. A .N GUIA NO, A.N'NA: Blue Jackets I. 2.' Contert Choir I, 2.' Red Cross l. 2.' HECE 3.' HERO Club 3. ARCHER. I. YSDA: Blue Jackets I. 2. 3. Juntor Board 2. Council 3: Medical Careers C lub 2.' Librarjv Assistant 2: Ice Skating Club 3: Art Club 3,' Cltntc Assistant 3. BA XKS. JA MES: B-Team Basketball 2: Varsttv Basket- ball 3. BARNES. PERR Y.' Member ofthe '76 Graduating Clasv. BAR YES. SHA RON: Blue Jackets l. 2. 3, Senior Board 3.' Student Counctl Alternate 2: IBM Assistant 2: Ice Skating Club 3.' C ounseloriv and Princwaliv Office Assist- ant 3. BELL, SHA RON: Blue Jackets I.' Spanish Club I.' Stu- dent C uunctl I. 2.' Starlets 2. 3,' Red Cross 2: Sentinel Reporter 3,' Senior Prom C amrtttllee 3. BIGGERS. CIND Y: Tutoring Program I.' HECE I, 2. BLA IR. JEFF: B-Team Football I: Nationttl Honor Soct- etv 2. 3: Third Place Dtstrict Number Sense 2.' Senior Favortte Runnerelp IMost Ltkelv to Succeedt 3. BONNER. JA CQl,'EI.INE.' ROTC 2, 3. BORL'K, TAMNIY' Blue Jackets I.' Starlets 2. 3, Sentor Iaeutenant 3: Bowling League 2. 3. Ice Skating Club 2. 3.' Art Club 2. BOTELLO. VICTOR: ROTC I, 2. 3. Rtlle Team l, Color Guard 2. 3. Drill Team 2. 3, Phvstcal Fitness Teant 3.' Industrial Arts Club 3. BOWCUM. HENRY Member of the '70 Graduating Class. BOWMAN. STEVE: ROTC I, 2. BOYD. DA LE' DEC.-1 2. 3. BRAGG, RIIONDA. .Member ofthe '76 Graduating Class. BRA GG. SA NDI: Red Cross I.' Counselor's Office Asstst- ant I, 2: Spectal Education Assistant I. 2: VOE2: OEA 2. BRA NDENBLRG. GL YNDA: Blue Jackets I, 2: Star- lets 3. Council 3.' VOE lab 2: VOE Co-Op 3 BRA ZIEL A.N'NA.' Marching Band I, 2, 3,' Concert Band I. 2. 3.' Stage Band 2. 3: Spanish Club I, Gtrls Select Chotr I.' Attendance Olltce Asstvtant 2.' Speech Tourna- ment 3. BREEDLOVE. STACY: BlueJaclfeIs I: FHA 3. BRID WELL. RHO,'VD.4.' Librarv Assistant 2. 3, BROCK. BA RBA RA: Blue Jackets l. 2. Jurttor Board 2.' Track Team I.' Bouling League l. 2. Attendance Olhce Assistant l. 2.' Concert Choir 2. 3.' National Honor Society' 2. 3.' Whois Who Among American High School Students 2.' Jesters 3. Treasurer: Starlets 3.' Ice Skating Club 3: Student Council 3: DA R .Vomtnee 3: Superlative 3. Senior Favorite lBest All A roundt 3. BROOKS. PEGGY: Blue Jackets I,' DECA 2. 3. Secre- tafv 3. BROWN, MIKE ICT3,- VICA 3. BRO WN. PA TRICIA' French Club 3. BR LINER. STEPHEN : DECA 3, Vtce-President. BR YA ,VIZ MIKE. B-Team football I.' Kev Club I.' Stu- dent Council l.' Varsity' Football 2, 3: Two Year Letter- man: B-Team Baseball l.' Ice Skating Club 2: Section 23 2.' Prom Committee 3 BR YANT SA,N'DRA: FHA I. 2.' Library' Assistant 3.- PrtnctpaI's Advisors' Committee 3.' Spanish Club 3. Lde Leadership 3,' Red Cross 3: Tutortng Program 3.' Senior Parents C ommittec 3: Superluttve 3. BL Ll..-1 RD. A.N ITA: Bluejackets l: HECE 2. 3. HERO 2. 3. Secrctarv 2, President 3. BCRCHETT. ROBERT: B-Team Basketball I,' Red Cross I. Student Council I. 2.' Kev Club I.' B- Team Foot- ball I. Woods and Water Club 2. 3: Varsttv Basketball 2. 3.' Tao Year l,etterman.' Sentinel Reporter 3,' Prtncipalfs Qfhce .4 vststant 2, 3: Track Team 3,' Ice Skating Club 3,' Sentor favorite I .Vast Handsomet 3. BLRKLEY1 GIGI' IIERO Vice-President 2. 3, BL'R.'VS. KEN: B-Team Football I.' Latin Club 2.' Stage Band 2. 3: Concert Band 2.' Marching Band 2.' Jesters 2. 3,- Cheerleuzler 3.' Sentinel Reporter 3. BUSBEE. JIMMY. Concert Chotr I. 2. 3,' Soccer Team 2. 3.' SCOA l. 2. 3. B-Team Baseball l. 2.' SeniorAd1'tsorv Committee 3. BL'SB Y. DONNA' IIERO 2. 3. CALVERF CHARLES: Thespiaru I.' ROTC l. 2. 3. Riile Team I. 2. 3. Color Guard I. 2. 3. Drill Team I: Experts Badge I. 2. 3: High Ftrer Medttl I. 3,' Outstanding Cadet Medal 2. CA.N'A DA, KELLIE Concert Choir l. 2, 3.' ROTC I, 2. 3. Rtlle Team I. 2. 3. Color Guard I. 2. 3, Latin Club 2. 3.' Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America Medal 2.' PVho's Who Among A merican High School Students 2. CA RLSO Y. CA TII Y: Blue Jackets I.' FHA I, 3, Sentinel Reporter 2 C4RRI.'VGTO.N'. DA ,Y.N'Y' Counselor'x Olhce Asvtvtant 3. CARSON. PA TTY. Blue Jackets l,' Starlets 2. 3.' Ice Skating Club 2. 3. Bon ling League 2. 3. CARTL R. DA l'Y. Marching Band I. 2. 3.' Stage Band3,' Jesters 3 CARTWRIGHT DELEYK E' Blue Jackets l, 2. Juntor Board 2. Girls Select Chotr I. OEA Co-Op 3 CA SSI T Y. BA RBA RA ' Blue Jack et.v l: Counselor's Office Assistant I, Red Cross I. 2.' Swimming Team l. 2.' FL4 I.' Lite Leadershtp l. 2,' Student Counctl 2.' Junior Class Ofhcer 2.' Concert Choir 2. OEA 3 C4 L'LE Y. MI KL. lfarsttv Baseball Manager I . B-Team Basketball I.' B-learn Baseball 2.' Varsttv Football 3.' Kev Club 3. French Club 3. CHANCE CRAIG. Kev Club l, Z. 3. Treasurer 3,' Golf Team I. 2. 3.' Ice Skating Club 2. 3. lfarsttv Football Wanager 3.' Ltle leadershan 2. 3.' RedCros.x 2. 3. CHA PMA N, JAMES: Spanish Club I.' B- Team Football 2.' Kes Club 2. 3.' Varsitv football 3.' Ice Skating Club 3,- Bowltng league 3. CHERR Y. STE! 'E' Member ofthe '76 Graduating Class. CHILDERS. TRO Y: Ice Skating Club 2. 3,' Concert Chotr I. Bowling League I. 2.' Goll Team 2. 3,' Esecuttve Assistant Program 3. CLARK. CHERRI1.Y,N': Girls Select Chotr I.' Concert Choir 2. 3, Red Cross 2.' FHA 3. CLEVELAND. LISA: Blue Jackets I. 2. 3. Juntor Board 2. Senior Board 3: Medical Careers Club 2: Spanish Club 2. 3. COGGESHA LI- TOMM Y: CVAE2. 3, Reporter 3. COKER. A LEX: ICT2. 3.' VICA 2. 3, COLE. JIMMIE IIECE3: IIERO3. COLLINS. BLAINE: Kev Clttb I.' Student Council I. 2. 3.' Steering Contnuttee I. 2: Sectton 23 2. Concert Choir 2. 3.' .Vational Honor Soctetv 2. 3,' Interscholasttc League Number Senve l. Fretuh Club l. 2.' Sophomore Favorite Runner-Lp l, Junior Favortte Runner-bp 2: Woods and Water Club 2.' S C OA 2. 3.' Banner Team 3,' Superlative 3,' Senior Favorite Runner-Up tBest All Around! 3. COLLINS. MITZIEJ Blue Jackets l. 2, 3. Senior Board 3.' Red Cross l. 2. 3.' French Club I, 2, 3. President 3,' Medical C areens Club 2.' Concert Choir 3,' Thespians 3,' Senior Announcement Committee 3, COLQL'177'. CA RLA: Blue Jackets I , Sophomore Board I.' Girls Select Choir J: Truck Team I.' Vollevboll Team I: Spanish C lttb I. 2: Sophomore Favorite I.' Concert Choir 2. 3.' Jesters 2.' Homecoming Court 2.' Junior Favorite 2,' lalenttne Queen 2.' Stttdent C ounctl 2. 3. Secretary' 3,- Steenng C ommtttee 2.' 'Vattonal Honor Soctetv 2, 3, Prest- dent 3: Junior Class Secretarv 2.' Cheerleader 3,' Life Leadership 3.' Homeconttng Queen 3.' Reading Tutor 3: Whifs Who Among A mertcan Htgh School .Students 3. Senior Acttvtttes Committee 3.' Superlative 3.' Senior Favorite Runner- Lp lMi.xs Samuellt 3. CORLE Y. Ik 4 TH Y: Blue Jackets I.' DE I. 2, COSPER, DA PID: B-Team Hzotball I.' B-Team Base- ball I.' Varsttv Football 2. 3.' Varvttv Baseball 2, 3,' Ice Skattng Clttb 2. 3.' Red Cross 3.' Concert Chotr 3: SCOA 3. CRAWFORD. JOSEPH' B-Team Football 2: Varsttv football 3, CROOM. KA Y. Blue Jackets I, 2, Sophomore Board I.' Starlets 3. Cottnctl 3,' Ice Skating Club 2, 3,' Senior Favor- Ilt' Runner Lp tMost Bcautilttlt 3. Cl W WINGS. LORI. Blue Jackets l,' Swtmnung Team I. 2. 3 CL RRANS. Ix'EVI.N B-Team Basketball l, 25 Varvttv Basketball 3.' French Club 2. 3. DA NIELS. O'DRAIlN: Member of the '76 Graduating Clam o.4R.v5Lt.. 1-4 RR 1' vttmbo of tm- 'vo Graduattng Class. DA VEVPOR71 PE-GU Y' Red Cross I DA VIS. ROBER T: Member olthe '76 Graduating Clavs. DEA L. LA L'RIE: HECE 3.' HERO lretuurer 3, DEAN. MO.N'lC4: .'l'larchtng Band I, 2. 3,' Girls Select Choir I.' late leadenshtft I, 2.' FHA President l,' Student Kouncil I. 2. 3. Reporter 2. Publicttv 3,' French Club I. 2. 3. Treasurer 2. Publicttv 3.' Concert Choir 2. 3.' Thespians 2. 3. National Ilonor Soctetv 2. 3, All-Cin Marchtng Band 2. 3: Btcentenntal Committee 3,' Senior Activities I Somrntttee. DEA X. OSCAR' B-Team Football I, 2.' Stttdent Council Vice-President of Black Affairs 3,' Senior Favorite Run- ner-Lp twhttestt 3. DOGGETF BILL Y: Track Team I, B-Team Basketball I.' Varsttr BaxketbaIl3 DLYKE. PA TTY: Blue Jackets I. 2. Junior Board 2.' Red Cross I: french Club I. 2.' Torch Stall 2.' ICT Ireasurer 3.' I ICA 3.' Senior Dar Planntng Commtttee 3. EGAN. GA I L Prtnctpal'x Advisop' Committee 3, ELER Y. DEH'-I YNE: Swimming Dunn I. 2. 3. Captain S . 5 is E 2 3. Concert C hotr 2. 3: Woods and Water Club 3. LLASON. RA Y: B-Team Football I.' Kev Club I, 2. 3, eutenant Governor 2. 3: Outstanding Lieutenant Gover- ors Award 2: Student C ounctl I, 2, 3, President 3,' B- Teom Basketball I.' Varsity Football 2, 3: Woods and Water Club 2. 3. Treasurer 3: Ice Skating Club 2, 3: C on- 'ert Choir 3: SC OA 3: Senior Advisory Committee 3,' DrinctpaI's Advisory Committee 3: Sentor Favorite Runner lp iMr. Samuellt 3. ELLIOT K.-1 REN: VOE 2.' OEA 2: DE3. ERNEST BILL Y.' Kes' Club I. 2. 3. President 3: Concert Choir I. 2. 3. Treasurer 3.' HERO 2, 3: Banner Team 3,- Ertnctpulfs Advisors' Committee 3: Superlative 3: Senior avortte I Most Ltkelr to Succeedt 3. EVA NS. LA l,'RIE.' Blue Jackets I,' Red Cross I,' Student Council l. 2: Starlets 2: Ice Skating Club 2. 3: Homecom- ng Court 35 Kev Club Sweetheart Nominee 3,' Cheerleader 3. E WELL, JOHN: Member of the '76 Graduating Class. FA RR, JAMES: Swimming Teant I, 2. 3, Captain 3,' Kcjv Club I. 2. 3: Section 23 2. FIELDING. SUSAN: Blue Jackets l, 2. Junior Board 2,' Starlets 3. Council 3. FLOYD, PA TTI.' Blue Jackets I, 2.' Latin Club Reporter 7: Ltbrars' Assistant 2. 3. 'O WLER. SHIRLE Y.' Ice Skating Club 3. FRA ZIER, JIMMY: Tennis Team I, 2, 3: Stage Band I. ': Marching Band I. 2: Life Leadership I, 2, 3: Red Cross ', 2. 3.' Kev Club l: Cheerleader 3: Senior Favorite lBest tll Aroundt 3 FULLER. DEBBIE' Blue Jackets I, 2, 3, Senior Board Y: FHA 2. 3: Superlutive 3. CA DDIS. SA NDR.-1' Girls Select Choir I: Concert Choir 2. Red Cross I . 2. Whois Who Among American High School Students 2.' DEC A President 3. GAMBLE SIIARON: .Member of the '76 Graduating Class. GANZE, BR L-'C E : First Place - Dallas Local Science Fair I: Green Ribbon f Dallas Regional Science Fair I: VICA I. 2, 3, French Club 3, GA RRETT DA VE' Attendance Omce Assistant I. 3.4 RRETT RICKY: Concert Choir I. 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: Jesters 3. G.-1 RZ.-1. GLORIA : Member ofthe '76 Graduating Class. GIBSON. LEONARD: B-Team Basketball I: Varsttv Basketball 2. 3: ' GOLDEN. BRLCE: ICT 2. 3, Vice-President 3: VICA 2, 3: Ice Skating Club 3. GOODMAN. J '.VELL: Blue Jackets I.' Starlets 2: Cheer- cader 3: Homecoming Court 3: Senior Favorite iMiss Samuellt 3. IORDEN. DEBRA : FHA I.' HECE3, HERO3. YRA Y. DONNA: Blue Jackets I: FHA I.' OEA 2, 3: l'OE Lab 2.' VOE Co-Op 3: Attendance Office Assistant Credits GRIFFIS. BOB.' Omce Assistant I.' Student Council I,' Industrial Arts Club 3. HALE. CURTIS: B-Team Football I: Track Team I, 2: Varsitv Football 2. 3,' Varsitv Baseball 2, 3,' Whos Who Among American High School Students 2,' Ice Skating Club 3,' Concert Choir 3 HA RRIS. GREG: Student Council 2,' Red Cross 2. HARRISON. CEDRICK.' Principals Advisory' Commit- tee 2. 3: Varsttr Football 2,' Track 2, 3,' Tutoring A ward 2,' Spanish Club 3: Sentinel Reporter 3. IIA WN, KELL Y: B-Team Football I,' Varsity Football 3,' Kes' Club 3.' French Club 3: Ice Skating Club 3,' Concert Choir 3 HELMS. MIKE. Kev Club I, 2, 3: Track Team I. 2, 3: B- Team Football I.' Varsttv Football 2: Executive Assist- ant Program 3. HERNDON. JA NET: FHA I: National Honor Sactetv 2, 3: OEA 2, 3. HILL, DA VID: Golf Team 3. HILL. TIM: B-Team Football 2: Soccer 3: Varsigv Base- ball 2. 3: Section 23 2: Ice Skating Clttb 3. HISER. KA RLA .' Blue Jackets I.' Attendance OU'ice Assistant I, 2.' VOE 2. 3,' OEA 2. 3. HOGAN. ANGIE' Blue Jackets l. 2. Junior Board 2,' VOE 2. 3: OEA 2. 3: Lthrarv Assistant I. 2: Senior Invita- tion C ommtttee 3. HOLMES, TOMMIE: Blue Jackets 1: Bowling League I.' DECA 2. 3. HOOD, JENNlFER.' BlueJackets I, 2. HOR TON. TA MM Y: Vollqvball Team I, 2, 3,' Girls' Bas- ketball Team 2, 3: Girls' Track Team 2, 3,' Senior Favorite tMost Athlettct 3. HO WA RD. RICK Y: Ice Skating Club 2. HOWE. DENNIS' Kev Club l: Soccer Team I, 2, 3,' Sen- tinel Staff 2. 3, Sports Editor 2. Editor-in-Chief 3, Photog- rapher 2, 3: Torch Stall 2, 3, Photographer 2, 3, Sports Editor 3: Bowling League 2.' Ice Skating Club 3: Section 23 2. HO Y. BARBARA: Blue Jackets l, 2,' Girls Select Choir I.' Concert Choir 2,' Special Education Assistant I : Librarv Assistant 2: Clinic Assistant 3: Student Council I,' Medical Careers Club 2. 3: Red Cross 2.' Speech Club 3: Thespians 3 HOY. TERRY: B-Team Football l, 2,' HECE 3,' HERO 3. HUGHES. JULIE: Blue Jackets I. 2, 3, Junior Board 2. Secretary- 3: Special Education Assistant I,' OEA 2, 3,' Torch Staff 2. HUGHES, REBECCA .' Clinic Assistant 2.' VOE 2,' OEA 2: IBM Assistant 3: Deal Student Tutor 3. HULSE. BECKY: Blue Jackets I,' HERO 2. 3. Parlia- mentarian 2. Secretarv 3. HUNSA KER. GUY: B-Team Football I, 2,' B-Team Bas- ketball l. 2.' Student Council I, 2: Varsity Football 3: Key Club 3: Woods and Water Club 3: Ice Skating Club 3,' Concert C hotr 3, HUTTOM SHARON.' Art Club 2, 3: OEA 3. INNIA N. BECK Y: Blue Jackets I. INMA N. BOBB Y.' Member ofthe '76 Graduating C lass. JACKSON. DEBBIE K..' Blue Jackets l.' DECA 2. 3. Parltamentartan 2. Treasurer 3. JACKSON. DEBBIE S.: Blue Jackets I. 2, 3, Sophomore Board I . Junior Board 2, Senior Board 3: GtrIs Select C hoir I. Concert C hoir 2. 3.' Life Leadership 2.' OEA 2. 3. JACKSON. TOMMY.' CVAE2. 3. JANEK. LEE R0 Y.' ICT2, 3. JOHN. MICHAEL: B-Team Football I,' Bowling League I. 2. 3. Letterman: Industrial Arts Club 3. JOHN. MICHELLE: Marching Band I, 2. 3,' Lab Band I. 2. 3: Concert Band I. 2. 3.' Bowling League I. 2, 3, Let- terman: Girls' Basketball Team I,' Tennis Team 3. JOHNSON. BECK Y: Blue Jackets I, 2: Girls Select Choir I.' Student Council l, 2,' Library Assistant 2: VIC A 3: lee Skating Club 2. 3. JOHNSON. CRAIG.' CVAE 3. JOHNSON, DEBBIE: ROTC l. 2. 3, Drill Team I. 2, 3: Runner-Lp Miss North Zone 3. JOHNSON. REGINALD: ROTC I. 2. 3. Drill Team I, 7 JOHNSON. WYNONA.' Blue Jackets I, 2, 3, Junior Board 2. Vice-President 3: Track Team I,' Red Cross I: Volleyball Team 1: Bowling League 2,' Attendance Office Assistant 2,' OEA 3: National Honor Societv 2, 3. JONES, COLLEY: Rodeo Club 3. JONES, GLENDA: Blue Jackets I, 2,' Princtpalls Omce Assistant I: Attendance Otfce Assistant 2, 3: OEA 2, 3,' FHA 3: National Honor Society 2, 3. JONES. MARVELIJ1: Member ofthe '76 Graduating Class. JONES. NORMAN: B-Team Football I. 2. KEEL. RHONDA: VOE 2, 3,' OEA 2, 3: Library Assist- ant .. KELLE Y. JIMM Y: Member of the '76 Graduating Class. Ktittvos Wok TH. atLL Y: .Member ofthe '76 Gradu- ating Class. ' KIRB Y. BILL Y: VICA l: Soccer Team 3: Tennis Team 3: Industrial Arts Club Treasurer 3. KNIFFIN, TERRI: Blue Jackets l. 2,' Librarv Assistant 2. 3: OEA 3: Tutoring Assistant 3: FHA 3. KOKOR UDA. LA URIE: Librarv Assistant Princtpalls Qltice Assistant 3: Blue Jackets 2, 3, Senior Board 3: Ice Skating Club 3. LADYMON. TERESA.' Blue Jackets I, 2, Junior Board 2.' Swimming Team 1, 2. 3,' Girls Select Choir I: Concert Choir 2. 3: IBM Assistant 3: Library Assistant 3. LA UDT PA TTY: Blue Jackets I, 2: OEA 2. 3: FHA 3. LE C RO Y. DOY: Marching Band I , 2. 3,' Concert Band 1, 2. 3.' Lab Band I, 2, 3: Jesters 3. LIGON. DONNA: Blue Jackets I,' Red Cross Vice-Presi- dent I.' OEA 2, 3: VOE Co-Op 3,' Volleyball Team 2,' Track Team 2. LOOSIER. PAT: Library Assistant I, Z: Clinic Assistant 2.' OEA 2: VOE 2: Tutoring Assistant 2, 3. LOVELACE, GLENN: ROTC I, 2. 3. Rdle Team l, 2, 3, Battalion Commander 3: Superior Cadet Medal I I,' Supe- nor Cadet Medal I I 2: Tennis Team 2: Student Council 2,' Red C ross 3. LO WRA NCE. DEBBIE: Merrtber of the '76 Graduating C lass. LUCKETT PA TTI: Blue Jackets 1, 2, 3, Sophomore Board I. Junior Board 2. Treasurer 3,' Volleyball Team l, 2.' Special Education Assistant I,' Bowling League 3: Spanish Club 3: Torch Stall3,' Ice Skating Club 3,' Read- ing Tutor 3: Superlatire 3. LLONG. THA NH NGUYE: Member ofthe '76 Graduat- ing Class. L Yl.ES, SA ND Y: Blue Jackets 2. MA CA LIK. PA T.' LibrarvA.ss1stanr l, 2, 3: Key Club 3, .WA DDEN. DA RLENE: .Marching Band 1. 2. 3,' Concert Band I. 2. 3: Spanish Club 2.' Lab Band 2,' Concert Choir 2. 3: National Honor Societv 2. 35 Who's Who Among American High School Students 2: National Merit Schol- arshtp Corporation Commendation 3: Student Council 3,' Senior Parents Committee 3,' Jesters 3,' Thespians 3,' Superlative 3: Senior Favorite I Most Talentedj 3. MA NNING. LISA: Blue Jackets I, 2, 3, Art Director 3,' Spanish Club I, 2,' Nike Club I: Library Assistant I: IBM Assistant 2, 3: Art Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3: Concert C hoir 3,' Senior Advisog' Committee 3,' Torch Staff 3. MA RSH, WA NDA: Girls' Track Team 2,' FHA 2: HECE3: HER03. MARTINEZ, CECILIA: Spanish Club I, 2, 3: Life Leadership 3.' Student Council 3: Principal's Advisory Committee 3: Slqterlative 3. MA YS, BILLY: B-Team Football I: B-Team Basketball I: B-Team Baseball I: Track Team 1, 2: Varsity Basket- ball 2. 3: Kev Club I, 2, 3: Red C ross 3: Woods and Water Club 3: Ice Skating Club 2: Section 23 2.' Tutoring Assist- ant I. McBLAIN, RA Y: ICT3. McCA ULY, BRYAN: B-Team Baseball I, 2: HECE 3: HERO 3. McCO Y. TERR Y: Concert Choir I, 2, 3, McINTYRE, TERESA: FHA I: Sentinel Staff 2,' Torch Staft'2: HECE 3: HERO 3. McLEROK SHELLY: Blue Jackets I, 2, Junior Board 2: Girls Select Choir I: Concert C hoir 2, 3: Jesters, 2, 3,' Band Secretary 3: Thespians I. 2, 3, President 3,' Best Actress Award 2: Speech Club 3: Student Council 1, 2: Steering Committee I, 2: Princtpalis Advisory Committee 2: Ojfhce Assistant I, 2: Reading Tutor 3,' Senior Favorite Runner- Up I Most Talentedt 3. McMAHAN, VICTORIA: Blue Jackets I, 3, Council 3: Thespians 3: Speech Club 3.' Tutoring Assistant 2. MEZA. RUBEN: ROTC I, 2, 3: Princtpalis Advisory Committee 2, 3. MILLER, RA Y: Member ofthe '76 Graduating Class. MILTON, LIZ: Blue Jackets I, 2, Sophomore Board I: Junior Board 2: Swimming Team Manager I: Student Council I . 2: Concert C hoir 3: Ice Skating Club 3. MONEY, MEIANIE: Blue Jackets I: Spanish Club I, 2: Starlets 2. 3.' Concert Choir 3,' SeniorActivities Committee 3: Senior Class Secretary 3: Ice Skating Club 3,' Senior Favorite Runner Up I Wittiestt 3. MOORE, DEBBIE: Blue Jackets 1: Bowling League I, 2, 3: Red Cross 2: Qmce Assistant 1, 2, 3. MOORE, RONN Y: Varsitv Baseball I, 2. 3,' B-Team Football I: B-Team Basketball l,' Varsity Basketball 2, 3, All District 3: Key Club 2, 3. MOORE. WILLIAM: DE 3: DECA 3. MORGAN, SUSAN.' Blue Jackets I,' Girls Select Choir I: Bowling League I, 2: Starlets 2, 3,' Torch Staff 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 3: National Honor Society 2, 3,' Concert Choir 2: Ice Skating Club 3,' Sentinel Assistant News Edi- tor 3: Superlative 3, MORRIS, CA ROL: Blue Jackets I, 2: Sentinel Rqzorter 2: Soccer Team 2: OEA 2: DECA 3. MORRIS, E TTA: Member ofthe '76 Graduating Class. ML'RR, MA R Y: Girls Select Choir I,' Concert Choir 2, 3,' Marching Band I. 2, 3: Lab Band 3,' LUe Leadership I, 2.' Spanish Club 2, 3: Bowling League I, 2, 3: Ice Skating Club 3: 0,0ice Assistant I. NABORS, SHELLEY: Blue Jackets I, 2: Red Cross 2: HECE 3: HERO Treasurer 3. L A: NEAL TERRY: Marching Band l: Golf Team 2: DECA 3. NELSON. BRUCE: Bowling League I, 2. NELSON. KAREN: Bowling League I. 2, 3: Volleyball Team I: Girls' Basketball Team Manager 3. NE VIL SUSAN: Blue Jackets l. 2. Sophomore Board I, Junior Board 2: Student Council 1: Steering Committee I: AFS Foreign Exchange Student 2, 3: French Club 2: Star- lets 3: Thespians I, 2, 3,' Girls Select Choir I: Concert Choir 2. 3: Ice Skating Club 2. NE WMAN, DA VID: Gob' Team I, 2: B-Team Baseball 2: Kev Club 3: Sentinel Reporter 3. NUNLEY, RICHARD: Concert Choir 2, 3,' SCOA 3,' Jesters 3: Speech Club 3: Woods and Water Club 3,' Sen- ior Favorite lMost Talented! 3. OBERKOM, VICKY: FHA I: OEA 2, 3, ODOM, ANNDRA: Marching Band I, 2, 3: Stage Band 2, 3,' All Citv Bicentennial Marching Band 3: Bowling League 2: Sentinel Reporter 2, PAA R. KAREN: Blue Jackets I: Spanish Club I, 2, Sec- retarv 2: Starlets 2. 3, Senior Lieutenant 3: Ice Skating Club 2. 3, Secretary 2, President 3: National Honor Soci- etv 2, 3: Library Assistant 2: Senior Activity Planning Committee 3: Bicentennial Planning Committee 3. PA RENT ALIAN: B-Team Football I: Varsity Football 2, 3,' Senior Prom Committee 3. PARKER, VIRGINIA: FHA I, 2,' VOE 2, 3: OEA His- torian 2: Girls Select C hair 3. PA RSLEY. NANCY: FHA l,' IBM Assistant 2, PASCHALL GREG: B-Team Football I: Section Z3 2: Soccer Team 3.' Woods and Water Club 2, 3: Ice Skating Club 3. PA ITERSON, DA NN Y: Ojjice Assistant I, 2: Red Cross 2: ICT 3: Woods and Water Club 2, 3: Bicentennial Plan- ning Committee 3. PA YNE, MARK: Varsity Football I, 2, 3, Three Year Letterman: Woods and Water Club Vice-President 3: Bowling League 2, 3: Kev Club Z. PEEL JENNIFER: Blue Jackets I, 2, 3, Senior Board 3: Torch Staff 3,' Sentinel Reporter 3: Spanish Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3: Librarjv Assistant I, 2. PEITY. PA ULA: Blue Jackets I, 2: Red Cross I: Stu- dent Council I .' Starlets 3, Council 3: OEA Treasurer 2, 3. PHILLIPS, LO WELL: B-Team Football I: Varsity Football 2, 3.' Track Team 2. PINKERTON, BILL: Soccer Team I, 2, 3, Captain 3,' Kev Club I, 3,' Student Council 3,' Sophomore Favorite I: Junior Favorite 2: Woods and Water Club 2, 3,' Junior Class President 2: Spartan Image 3: Senior Favorite tMr. Samuelll 3. PRESLEY, KAREN: Blue Jackets I, 2, 3, Senior Board 3: National Honor Socierv 2, 3,' Sentinel Ads Editor 3: Spanish Club 2: Red C ross 2, 3,' Library Assistant 1, 2, 3. PRICE, JEFF: DE 2,' Kev Club 3: Senior Activiut Com- mittee 3. PRUNTY. MELLISSA: Tutoring Program I: HECE 2, 3. Historian 3,' HERO 3. PR YOR, TERRY: CVAE2, 3. PUCKET71 STA CEY: Member of the '76 Graduating Class. PUYEA R. DANNY: Varsitv Baseball I. 2, 3: Woods and Water Club 2. RAGSDA LE, LISA: Blue Jackets 1, 2: Track Team 1, 2, 3.' Student Council I, 2: Senior Class Board 3: Principals Advisors' Committee 3,' Senior Committee 3,' Cheerleader 3.' Vollerball Teant 2,' Girls' Basketball Team 2, 3,' Read: ing Tutor 3,' Senior Favorite Runner Up I Most Athletict 3. RAMIRES. JULIA N: ROTC 2. REA D, DA NA : Blue Jackets I: Starlets 2, 3: Ice Skating Club 2, 3: Rodeo Club 3,' Key Club Sweetheart of the Month 35 Student Council I: Senior Class Vice-President 3: Senior Prom Committee 3. REECE. CA TH Y: Blue Jackets I: Marching Band 2, 3.' Concert Band 2. 3: Dallas All City Marching Band 3: Girls Select C hair I,' Concert Choir 2. 3.' Student Cou-nctl 1, 2: Life Leadership l,' Who's Who Among American High School Students 2: National Honor Society 2, 3: Bowling League 3, RENER, KA TH Y: Blue Jackets I, 2: Starlets Manager 3.' Thespians 2, 3: Speech Team 2, 3.' Girls' Soccer Team 2, 3: Red Cross 2: Ice Skating Club 2, 3, Council 3,' Senior Favorite Runner Up tMost Likelv to Succeed! 3. RENFRO. JERR Y: B-Team Football I: Red Cross 1, 2: Bowling League 3. RICHARDSON. REGGIE: B-Team Football I: Varsity Football 2, 3: Track Team I, 2, 3: Principal 's Advisory Committee 2. 3: Second Team Ojensive Une II-AAAA 3,' Superlative 3: Senior Class Favorite IFriendliestl 3. ROACH, DONNIE: Concert Choir I, 2, 3: SCOA I, 2, 3: Jesters 2, 3: Solo and Ensemble Contest I, 2. 3,' Thespians 2, 3: Marching Band I, 2. 3, Manager 3: Student Council I: Sentinel Reporter I. 2: Red C ross I: Spanish Club 2: Ice Skating Club 3: Senior Class Favorite Runner-Up tMost Talented! 3. ROACH. EDDIE: CVAE2, 3. ROACH, SA LL Y: VOE 2: ICT3: VICA Secretary 3. ROBERTSON. CHER YL: Blue Jackets I: Senior Advi- sorjv Committee 3.' C VAE 2, 3, President 3. ROBINSON, PA UIA: Blue Jackets I, 2,' Spanish Club I, 2: DE C A Treasurer 3. RODER Y, RICKY: Member ofthe '76 Graduating Class. ROGERS, DENNIS: HECE 2, 3,' HERO 2, 3. ROSA TO. AND Y: ICT2. 3,' VICA Sgt. at Arms 3. ROSEBROCK, SHA RON: Library Assistant 3. SA NDLIN. DON: B-Team Football I,' DECA 2, 3. SAPUNDJIEFH PHILIP: B-Team Football I, 2: Key Club I, 2, 3, Sophomore Board I, Junior Board 2, Senior Board 3: Red Cross I. 2: Student Council I, 2: Section 23 2: Ice Skating Club 2, 3,' Soccer Team 3. SCHMIDTH. PA UL: Tennis Team I, 2. 3,' Concert Choir 3: Blue Jacket Student Director 3, SCHULIN. MIKAEL: AFS Foreign Exchange Student 3: Concert Choir 3: SC 0A 3: Soccer Team Manager 3: Spanish Club 3: Ice Skating Club 3. SC OIT JAN YC E: Blue Jackets l,' Starlets 2, 3, Junior lieutenant 2. Senior Lieutenant 3: National Honor Soci- err 2, 3: Ice Skatinc Club 3. SCRUGGS, GEORGIA: Marching Band I, 2, 3,' Art Club 2: V OE 3. SELF MARK: CVAE2. 3. SHA NER, JOHN: B-Team Football I: Track. Team l,' Ice Skating Club 2, 3: Soccer Team 3,' Rodeo Club 3. SHANNON, STEPHEN: ROTC I, 2, 3, RU'le Team I, 2, 3, Stalfj. SHUEMA KER, GORDEN: ICT 3. SIMMS, BETH: Blue Jackets l,' Starlets 2, 3, Junior Lieutenant 2, Captain 3: Lab Band I. 2, 3: Concert C hoir 1. 2, 3,' Jesters 2, 3: Thespians 3: National Honar Society 2, 3,' NC TE Achievement Award in Writing 3: Superlative 3: Senior Class Favorite tMost Likelv to Succeed! 3. SLA TON, SA LL Y.' Blue Jackets I: French Club l,' Star- lets 2, 3, Council 3: Girls Select C hair I ,' Concert Choir 2, 3.' Jesters 2.' Ice Skating Club 3,' Executive Assistant Pro- gram 3: National Honor Society' 2, 3. SMITH, CA RLA: Girls Select C hair I: Concert Choir 2, 3.' Marching Band I: Feature Twirler 2, 3,' National Honor Soctetv 2. 3. Life Leadership 2, 3: Senior Advisory Committee 3, Spanish Club I. 2.' PASF Chairman 2,' Ice Skating Club 2, 3. Sccrctafv 3,' Homecoming Court 3,' Kev Club Sweetheart ofthe Month 3: Superlattve 3, SMITH, CYNTHIA.' Blue Jackets I, 2: Starlets 3, Coun- cil 3,' Spanish Club I, 2. 3, Reporter 2. President 3,' Art Club 2. 3, Reporter 2. President 3: Ice Skating Club 3: Sentinel Stall 2, 3, Feature Editor 3: Torch Staff3,' Bicen- tennial Committee 3,' National Honor Soctetv 2, 3,' Red Cross I .' Superlative 3. SMITH. CYNTHIA: DE 2. SMITH, KEN- Golf Team I: Sentinel Staff 2. 3. Sports Editor 3.' Ice Skating Club 2. 3,' B- Team Baseball 2: Soc- cer Team 2. 3,' Torch Staff 3.' Senior Advisors' Committee 3.' Superlative 3.' Senior Class Favorite! Witltestt 3. SNEED. SUSAN: Blue Jackets I, Sophomore Board I,' Girls Select Choir I: Concert Choir 2, 3: .Iesters 3,' National Honor Soctetv 2, 3: Starlets 2, 3, J untor Lieuten- ant 2. Co-Captain 3. Bowling League 2: Spanish Club I,' Superlattve 3, SPURGER. CAR Y' Concert Choir l, 2. 3: SCOA I. 2. 3: Torch Photographer I. 2, 3.' Sentinel Photographer 2. 3,' Kev Club I. 2, STALEY. l.'VA: Blue Jackets I, Sophomore Board I: Starlets 2. 3. Honteconting Court I: Attendance Office Assistant I. ' STANFIELD, DEBORAH: Blue Jackets I. 2. 3, Senior Board 3: Art Club 2: Ice Skating Club 3: Counselors Oltice A .sststont I . 2. 3. STARKEY. SCOTT' Kev Club I. 2. 3.' Swimming Team l. 2: B-Team Baseball 2,' Soccer Team 2,' 3: Ice Skating Club 2. 3.' Sentinel Reporter 3: Student Council 2. STEWART .N'ANCY: Blue Jackets I. 2, 3. Senior Board 3,' Who 's Who Among American High School Students 3. STONE. PEGG Y: Girls Select Choir I,' Blue Jackets I, 2, 3, Senior Board 3.' Tutoring Award I: Sentinel Staff 2, 3, News Editor 3: Red Cross 2,' Student C ounctl 2,' Torch StaIf3.- Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 3: latin Club 2,' Tutoring Program 3: Bluc J aeket of the Year 3. Superlattre 3. STOVA LL KA TH Y tMILLERl: Blue Jackets 2, Senti- nel Rqrorter 3: Red Cross 2.' Tutor 2, 3. STOVALL MA RK: Varsttv Baseball I. 2, 3,' Golf Teant I. 2. 3: B-Team Football I.' Track Team I,' B-Team Bas- ketball I,' Varsttv Basketball 2: Soccer Team 2: Student Council I. 2: Sentinel Reporter 2, 3: Red Cross I: Key Club I.' Ice Skating Club 3.' Tutor 3: Ofhce Assistant 3. STRA CNER, DFL. ICT2. 3: VICA 2, 3. SIWINDLE. ED: B-Team Football I. Varsttv Football 2, 3: B-Ieam Basketball 2: Woods and Water Club 2: Senior Committee 3, T-1l.l,EY. 17.4 I JD, DE 2. T-lLLL Y. TIM, Marching Band I, 2, 3: Stage Band I. 2. 3, TA YLOR, BII.l. Y' Member ofthe '76 Graduating Class. THEILEN, I.L'I:2: Kev Clttb I, 2, 3: Swimming learn I, 2, 3.' Thespiaru 2. Student Council 2,' Lib' Leaderslttp 2: Ice Skating Club 2. Section 23 2. THOMAS, JULIE: Blue Jackets I,' Starlets 2, 3, Senior Lieutenant 3,' Concert C hoir I, 2, 3,' .lesters Treasurer 3,' Thespatns I. 2, 3, Vice-President 3.' Ice Skating Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3: National Honor Society 2. 3, Treasurer 3: Superlative 3,' Senior Class Favorite Runner- Up I Best All A round! 3. THOMPSON. CHERIE: Blue Jackets I. 2. Sophomore Board I, Junior Board 2: Girls Select Choir I: Concert Choir 2, 3: Jesters 3: Special Education Assistant I,' Woods and Water Club 3,' Ice Skating Club 3,' Dr. Pepper Queen 3: Kev Club Sweetheart 3: Senior Advisory Com- nuttee 3: Senior Favorite tMost BeautUulj 3. TIMPA, PHILIP: B-Team Football I: Varsigi Football 2. 3: Kev Club I, 2, 3, Vice-President 3: Ice Skating Club 2, 3.' Senior Favorite Runner-Up fMost Athlcticj 3. TIMPSON. BARBARA: HECE 3,' HERO 3. TIPPING. DANNY: Member ofthe '76 Graduating Class TIPPI7f JA NET: Blue Jackets I. 2, Junior Board 2,' Girls Select Choir I : Concert C hoir 2, 3: Thespians 3: Red C ross lg Spanish Club I: Student Council 2, 3,' Sentinel Staff 2, 3. Editorial Editor 3. TOWNSEND, KIRK.' Marching Band l, 2,' Stage Band I. 2, 3.' Concert Band I , 2,' Cheerleader 3: Student Council I. 2: Red C ross I. 2,' Senior Advisory C ommtttee 3: Princi- palfs Advisory Committee 3: Ice Skating Club 2: Senior Favorite Runner- Lp lFriendliestt 3. TRAVIS. TA MM Y.' Blue Jackets I, 2,' FHA I,' OEA 2, 3.' VOE 2. 3: .Attendance Office Assistant 2. TREJO, RICKY: B-Team Football I,' Varsitv Football 2, 3: Olhce Assistant I,' Senior Prom Committee 3,' Stqverla- tire 3. TRENF DANNY: Track Team I, 3: Swimming Team l, 2. 3: Kev Club 2: Varsity Football 2. 3: Bowling League 2, 3: B-Team Football l: Varsity Baseball 2, 3: Senior Favorite t Most A thletict 3, TREVILIAN. SHERR Y.' Blue Jackets 2: Red Cross 2: ICT3: VICA 3. TL'CKER, TERR Y: DECA 3. TURNER. JOYCE: FHA 2. 3: Principals Advisory Com- mittee 3,' Spanish Club 3. TURNER, RICHARD: ICT3:.VICA 3. VA Ll.A DA REZ, RA UL: B-Team Football I,' Soccer Team 2. 3: Princtpol's Advisory C ommtttee 3. VA LGHAN. TERR Y: ICT 2, 3. President 3,' VICA 2, 3, President 3. VA IQGHN. VICKIEJ FHA 3. VA VRA, RICKY: Swimming Team I. 2. 3, Three Year Iltterman. VICKERS, MARCUS: Key Club I. 2, 3: VarsiLv Football I. 2. 3. Three Year Letterman: B-Team Basketball I,' Var- sitjv Baseball 2: Bowling League 2, 3,' Woods and Water Club 2. 3, President 3: Concert Choir 3: Prtncntalls Omce Assistant 3: Senior Favorite Runner-Up t Most Handsomet 3. VIXC E NT DA NI E L: National Honor Soctetv 2. 3. VI.N'CE.NT STEVE: B-Team Football I,' Varstg' Foot- ball 2, 3. VITA. DANNY: CVAE3. WA DDELL. GLENN.' Soccer Team I, 2, 3: Section 23 2,' Woods and Water Club 2: Kev Club 3.' Banner Team 3,' Senior Advtsorv Committee 3: Concert C 'hotr 3. WADE. SHERRI: Blue Jackets l. 2. 3: Student Council 2: OEA 2. 3. President 3. H24 LL. LAURA: Blue Jackets I: Starlets 2, 3, Junior Lieutenant 2,' Student Council I, 2, 3. Vice-President 3: Concert Choir 2. 3: Life Leadership 3: Office Assistant I: Homecoming Court 2,' Valentine Court 2: Junior Favorite Runner-Lp 2: Senior FavoritelWittiestt 3. WA LLA CF. l.A URA: Blue Jackets I, 2: HERO 3. WA LLER, GAR Y: Member ofthe '76 Graduating Class. WIALTON, BILL Y: Varsitv Basketball I, 2. 3,' B-Team football I,' Varsitv Football 2, 3, HQ-1 RD. IVIREN: Blue Jackets I. 2: Red Cross I. 2: Stu- dent Council I. 2: Spanish Club 2: Rodeo Club 3: Concert C hotr 2. 3.' Senior Announcement Comnttttee 3.' Tutoring Program 3. WA RD. PAM: Blu: Jackets I: Starlets Manager 2, 3, Head Manager 3: Girls Select Chotr I .' Concert C hotr 2, 3,' Spanish Club 3: Bowling League 3,' Principals Advisory C ommtttee 3. WA Tl.lNGTO.N'. MARY: Blue Jackets I. 2, 3, Junior Board 2, Senior Board 3: Girls Select Choir I,' Concert Choir 2, 3: Thespians 2, 3, WA TSON. DARRELL: Concert Choir I, 2, 3,' Jesters 3,' ROTC I. 2, 3: Track Team 2: Blue Jacket Student Direc- tor 3,- Themians 3. WEESE. CONNIE: OEA 2. WELLS. DUA NE: Soccer Team 2, 3, WEST KA TH Y: Marching Band I, 2, 3,' Concert Band I, 2, 3: Concert Choir I , 2. 3, Accompanist 3,' Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club l, 2,' Bowling League 3: National Honor Sociey 2, 3. WHITLEY. EVA: Marching Band I. 2,' Concert Choir I, 2, 3. WHI TLOC K, DIANE: OEA 2, 3, Treasurer 3. WILBURN. BRIAN: B-Team Football Manager I,' B- Team Basketball .Manager I , 3: Varsitv Football Manager 2: Varsttv Football Trainer 3.' Varsttv Baseball Manager I. 2: Kev Club I. 2: Ice Skating Club 3. WILEY. BRENDA: Blue Jackets I, 2,' CVAE Secretary 3. WILKINS, ELAINE.' Blue Jackets I, 2, 3, Senior Board 3: Torch Staff 3.' Sentinel Reporter 3: Girls' Soccer Team .Manager 3: Math Tutor 3: Tutoring A ward 2. WILLIAMS, EDIVA: FTA I: OEA 3: French Club 3.' Senior Prom Committee 3,' Senior Advisory Committee 3. WILLIAMS. JOHN: DECA 2. 3, WILLIAMS, NOLEN: B-Team Football I,' B-Team Baseball I: Varsity Football 2, 3,' Bowling League 2, 3,' Woods and Water Club 3: Reading Tutor 3. WILLIA MSON. KA Y: Blue Jackets I: Girls Select Choir I: C VAE 2, 3. Vice-President 3. WILLIS, PERIL YNN: Blue Jackets I: DECA 2, 3, His- torian 3. WILSON, CA SSA NDRA: Member ofthe '76 Graduating Class. WISER, TANYA: Blue Jackets I. 2. 3, Council 3: Girls Select Choir I: Concert C hoir 2, 3: .lesters 3.' Thespians 2, 3. WOOD, KATHY: Blue Jackets I,' DECA 2, 3, Parlia- rrlentarian3. WOOD. IAURA: Blue Jackets I, 2: Starlets 3, Council 3: Student Council I, 2, 3.' Senior Advisory Committee 3,' OEA Vice-President 3,' Valentine Queen 3,' Senior Favor- ite Runner-Lp lFrtendliestt 3. WOODA RD. DEANNA: Blue Jackets I, 2,' Swimming Team I, 2, 3.' Rodeo Club 3: Ice Skating Club 3,' Woods and Water Club 3: Red Cross 3. WOOLDRIDGE, KIM.' Superlativc 3.' Senior Favorite tFrtendliestt 3. W00 TEN. JA MES: Member ofthe '76 Graduating Class. WY.N'.N', BRADLEY: B-Team Football I: Varsity Foot- ball 2. 3: Concert Choir I, 2. 3.' SCOA 1. 2, 3,' Jesters 3,' Kev Club 2. 3,' Ice Skating Club 2, 3: Woods and Water Club 2. 3: Student Council 3: Senior Advisory Committee 3. YOUNGBLOOD, SUSAN: Blue Jackets I,' Starlets 2, 3,' Kev Club Sweetheart Nominee I, 3: Attendance Omce Assistant I. 2. . 3 ' t, ' . ', ' :q ' LL., W ' ' 1 Q ' .. - Wiigu iw - ll R .L Marketplace Q CONGRATULATIONS '76 SENIORS PI-IILLIP R. MATHEWS T.V. AND RENTAL 2247 S. Buckner ,, as vp? 3 ,twig ,EQ Bethany youth really do care and concern is the attitude Bethany people take tovvard all the young people of Pleasant Grove. ible study, music, retreats, mission action, revival teams, fellovvships, tours, and recreation , re all a part of the vibrant youth program. Mature Christian adults make up the leadership team, including a full-time Minister to Youth. ne young man said he had found a vvhole new vvay of lite at Bethany. lt's an opportunity or youth to care about their ovvn future and about other people through planned, guided rograms of Christian service and growth. Truly, Bethany is people caring for youth, caring or people. BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH 7300 Bruton Road, Dallas, Texas Phone 398-8403 ads. . .30l A KA YE fx ,,. 'N rl 3: a Q F I' Q54 L K af 33,1 KA ,,-:. 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Syrnn's Flower Shop 8230 Lake Iune Rd. Let Flowers Express Your Thoughts Torn and Pauline Symns Owners 391-0944 - 391-0894 d 313 QETELY ELERS 2223 S. Buckner Blvd. Suite 207 TEXAS PAINT AND WALLPAPER f P w is T5 - I6 Blue Jacliefs ads. . .315 Hughes Service Center W. W. Hughes Owner Ken's Auto Parts 420 Bruton Terrace 388 4448 or 388 342.1 FCDSTER Su SCN AUTO CCD. 1955 S. Buckner Specializing in High Performance Autos f i ff' gb f 9 xi 'iff F X X 1 Pleasant Grove Baptist Church 8421 Bohannon Temple Dallas, Texas 75217 HEADS N THREADS 22.47 S. Buckner 040' . my C 099 so ef 9 4 .eq . s? Qh li e,,e Q01 o Y . llolqgflg Q 4sA ?:'W eb Qs 'I MQW swuo Nos 2Z '2 gif soclmw President - Gary Osborne Sze 0 Vi! Secretary - Peggy Stone 051960 94943 S Sponsor - Mr. Butch Arnold Svcs 'fe Sponsor 0319206 Ms. Carla Fahey 04 'lqbhq Qc- Q 04:94, 91- M Q- -9 9 ' ay Ro of . ' 9 nab ook' gkvssv Y Elaine gers Wiuii ms- . .,32l us S w w Index Abbott, Doris J., 236 Adams, Jani, 108, 236 'Adarns, Marcia L, 196 'Adams, Nancy L., 58, 81, 82, 86, 90, 196 'Adams, Robert J., 76, 79, 196 mndqy, Terry, 196 'Adkins, Eulonda, 106, 264 'Adkins Kathv, 264 Adkins, Kenneth W. 105 'A lcala, Mario, 264 'A lderson. Tammy L., 264 'A lexander, Craig L., 105, 264 Alexander, Deborah L., 60, 81, 87 89, 9 A lexander, Denise L., 236 'Alexander, Ltsa M., 90 Allen, Donald R.,100,118,119 Allen, Kenneth R., 236 'A11en, Kimberlv A., 264, 150, 151 'A11en, Richard 118. 119 'Al1ison, Pattjv L., 264 'A1vare:, Jesus C., 264 Anderson, C alhv, 76, 236 'Anderson, David S., 264 'Anderson, Lanette K., 62, 92, 264 'A nderton, Lindo L, 62, 92, 264 'Andrews, Kimt Y., 264 Angel, Michael T, 76, 79, 236, 146 'Angutano, Anna M., 196 'Archer, Lvnda G., 59, 99, 196 Arthur, Barbara J., 236 'Ashton. Donnv L., 264 'A ttawav, Charles R., 264 mikey, Jw s.. 196 'Ayers, William G., 196 'Babcock, Sherry L, 265 Bagley, Preble C., 236 Bain, Karen D., 236 Baker, Brenda G., 236, 76. 90, 146 'Baker, DavidA., 265, 90, 91 Baker, Randv C., 236 'Ballard Donald C., 265 'Bambico, Michael R., 265 'Banks, James. 197 128 130 Barclav, Garv S., 236, 110 '-Bafnetd, Bills-, 236 Barner, LaDonna J., 23 7, 90 Barnes, James C., 237 'Barnes, Sharon J., 197, 59, 99 'Barnes, Steven M., 197, 99 'Barry, C arlton, 265 'Bart1ett, Debbie, 237 Barton, Sheila L., 237 'Bass, Loretta L., 265 'Bavlor, Kathv, 265, 52, 92, 99 322- - -index 7, 236 mtteafa Davie C,,197,118,119 'Behrend, Connie S., 265 'Bell, Sharon K., 198, 67, 71, 97 Be11ah, James, 237 'Bennetl, Clayton, 110 'Bennett, Jo Beth, 76, 79, 290 'Bingham Valerie, 265, 108 Birmingham Tammie S., 67, 69, 911 155, 156 Bishop, Crm- S., 237, 03, 90 94, 99 Black, Albert C,, 118, 119 'Black Paula. 110 'Black Rhonda A., 265 'B1aiV, JeffL., 198, 82, 35 'slam-, Judv, 265 'Blevirts, Greg A., 198, 76, 79 Blevins, Pam D., 237, 90 'Blevins Tracy L.. 265, 112 Blount, Jill, 237, 67, 69 90 Blue, James S., 237 'Blvsmne, Phillip N., 90 'Blrstona Tim A.. 265 Boegli, Ruth A., 23 7, 111 'Bonner, Jackie C., 198, 106 Bo01C0ul, Shirley, 23 7, 67, 69 'Boruk Lartjv, 265, 99, 139 'Boruk, TamntVJ., 198, 67, 68, 69 87 99,146 Boshears, Juanila F, 137, 62. 99 'Bolello. Ricardo A., 265, 102, 104, 112 'Botello. Victor G., 102, 105, 112 'Bounds. DavtdA.. 198, 110 Bowles, Donald L.. 23 Z- 105 'Bowman. Roberl S.. 198 'BQrd, Belinda G., 265, 92 Bald, Jodie K., 238, 90 Bari Gregory' P., 118, 119 'BQvd. Robert D., 198, 110 'Bqvett, Jolene R.. 266, 62, 92 Brackeen, James H., 238, 83, 99 Braddy, Brenda B., 238. 67, 81, 86, 90, 93 Bradshaw, Patricia A., 238, 67, 69, 155, 156 'Bragg, Rhonda K.. 198 'Bragg, Sandra K., 198 Brandenburg. Daniel R.. 238 'Brandenburg, Glvnda K., 62 69, 71, 113 Bran Joseph D., 238 'Bra:iel Anna M., 198, 76, 79 'Breed1ove, Stacy' R.. 198 Brewen Patricia, 238, 108 an as 'Bridges, Brron, 146 'Bridwe11, Rhonda G., 198 Brisendine, Chervl A., 238, 62 'Brock, Barbara J.. 198, 67, 69. 40, 37, 71. 81, 03, 99, 28 Brockway James A., 238 Broml7eli Elizabeth D., 238, 90 62, 94 'Brooks, Pegg1'S., 198, 110 'Brookshire Alan D., 266, 76 'Brown, Arline F, 198 'Brown, Beverlv A ,, 199 Brown, Clavl., 238, 90, 91, 128, 130 'Brown, Michael J.. 111 'Brown, Patricia J., 199, 94 'Bn1m1ev, Michael R., 199, 109 'Bruner, Stephen J., 110 'Br1tns11n. Craig A., 266, 134 'BrjvanI, Dannv R., 266 'Brj.'ant, Michael D., 97, 99, 118, 119 'Br1'ant, Sandra, 199, 98. 100 46 Buchanan, Erik C., 238, 76, 86, 97 'Bu11arti Anita A., 112 'Burrhc-tt, Reggie, 266 'Burchett, Robert, 97, 27 128, 130 'Burkelt, Pamela A.. 266 'Burklev, Gisele, 199 Burleson, Brenda, 238. 62 'Burns, Kenneth, 54, 55. 79, 93 'Burresch, Panty' D., 266 BursorL Je0S.. 237 'Busbee, Jimmy W, 199, 90, 91, 98, 136, 137 ' 'Busbee. Johnnr. 110 'Busbr, Donna, 112 Butler, Chenl 239, 67, 69, 90 Butler, Virginia, 239 'Bvers, Mike, 199 82, 90. 'Byers, Pamela, 199 'BvnutrL Barbara, 266, 61, 99 'livrorl, Carol, 110 'Cag1e, Robert. 199, 109 'C ain, Debbie, 266 Callahan, Dorolltv, 237 'Calverl, Charles, 199, 102, 103, 107 'Camacho. Susan. 266 'CampbelL Alvie, 199 'Canada, Kellie, 200, 90, 94, 102, 103, 107 'Caperlon, Debbie, 200, 110 'C arder, Ginger, 266 'C arder, Tommy, 200 'C arlew, Terri, 266, 95 'Carlsort. Cathy, 200 C atpenter, David, 23 9 'C arr, Pennie, 266, 62 ..- as C arringlon, David. 200 'Carn4Ih, Lisa, 266 'Carson. Pativ, 200. 67, 71, 99 'CarIer, Dare, 200, 76, 79 Carter, Susan, 237 Carter, Tortv, 239, 109 'Cartwrighl, Delevne, 200, 113 'Carver, Ravmond, 267 'Case. Ricky, 201 'Cassttv, Barbara, 201, 113 'Caudtll Sharon, 267 'Cau1ev, Mike, 201, 118, 120 'Causev, Mike, 267, 146 C authen, Susan, 62 'Chambers, Ctndv, 201 'C hambers. Tomrrtv. 201 'Chance, Craig, 201, 99, 83, 118, 144 'C handler, David, 116, 118, 120 C hanev, Sheree, 239, 94, 97 'Chapman, James, 201, 99, 83, 118, 120 Chase, Pat, 239. 113 'Chatterbx Cherjvl, 267, 146, 147 'Cherrv, Steve, 202 Cheshier, William. 239 'C hilcoal. Brenda, 26 7, 62, 95 'Childers Alex. 267. 76 'Chi1ders. Robert, 267 'Chi1ders, Trov, 144 'Childress Pam, 267, 76 ChtsrrL Ulvses. 239 Cisneros, Daniel. 239 Clark, Allisa, 239 'C1ark. Cherrilvn, 90, 202 Clark, Debbie, 67, 69, 90 'C1ark, Ravmond 267 Clavmrt, Gladys. 62, 86, 90, 240 'Clem. Joe, 267 'C1eve1and, Lisa, 202, 59 C1evenger, Tatnra, 240, 67, 69, 90 Clough, Tina, 240 'Cobbins, Mike, 134 'C ockerham, James, 26 7 Coggeshall, Donna, 240. 62 'Coggeshall. Tomrrtv. 202 Cohen, Mark. 240, 83 Co1ser. Alex. 202. 111 Cole. Jimmie, 292. 112 C oleman. David, 202 Coleman Ronald. 240. 97, 128 Coleman, yrfllf. 106 --c0111m,,41an. 1113, 57. 81. 82, 90, 91. oo. 34, 45 'C ollins, C harles. 267 'Col11ns, Li:, 240 Coll1ns. Nfllllf, 202, 59. 86, 90 94 Collins. Terry. 240 102. 104. 113 Colqu1Il. Carla. 202, 55. 54, 81, 82, 98. ' 'Conne1l. Donna, 240 ' 'Cook, Angela, 240 Cook, Grazlv. 203. 110 'Cook Lrnelle. 267 'C ooper. Mike, 267 'C ooper, Paulelle. 106 Coraler. Linda. 67, 69. 911 99. 240 'Corlexx Debbie. 268 Corle1'. Dennis. 240 Corlzfr. Kalhr, 203 'Cornwell Rlrlgr. 268 Casper, Dariaf 203. 90, 99. 118, 120 'Cosper..1ul1e, 268. 92 'C olnoin Charon. 268, 94 'Col1en. Dewavne. 268 Cowen, Robert. 240 Cou1'h, Vielue, 240 'Coringlon. L D.. 268 146, 147 Cox, 1.isa. 240 Cox. Mollie. 240 106 'C ox, Pam, 168 'Cox. Slater. 268 'C rafl, C herron. 268, 95 Craig, Cheryl. 241 Craig. Garr. 203 'Cranford C 'har1ene. 268 Crannel1. Crnlhia. 241. 62 'Cranjlord, Arrell. 268. 146 1 'Cranjlord Kim, 268 V'Craujlbrd Joseph, 118. 120 F'Crews, Gavle, 241. 67, 69. 86. 87, 89. 90 Croelwr. Dana. 241, 90 na 38. 39, 50 CrooL,.1ol1n. 241. 86. 90, 91. 93, 94. 136. 137 'Crools. Melissa. 268. 61, 86, 92. 94 Crown, Kar. 203. 67, 69, 71. 34 f'Cru:. Era. 241 'Cumn1ings. Lori. 203, 140 VCur1ker11n. Sheila, 241 'Currun.s. Kevin. 203, 128. 131 'Daniel Diane, 268 'Daniels. John, 268, 90, 99 L'Darne1l, Lurrv, 203 1'Darenpor1. Charles, 241 1'Darenporl. Karen. 268 Darenpor1. Peggr. 204 'Daris, Clndr. 268, 62. 108 Dans, Debbie. 241 :'Daris. Edward 240 :'Daris, James. 204. 111 as Daris, Lisa. 241. 76, 79, 100, 146 Dar1s. Melvin. 241 an Davis. Paul. 241, 74, 79. 96, 93 ' ' ' Davis. Raberl, 204 'Dar1s. Sharon, 268 as 'Deal. .- Daris, Tina. 241 Laurie. 204. 112 Dean. Norma, 241. 92, 98. 106 'Dean. Monica. 204, 76, 81. 82. 86, 90. 94, 98, 47 nat Dean. Oscar, 98. 35 'Delraslillo, Jobila, 268. 102, 104 'Deleas1illo, Melissa. 268 102. 104 'Dells. Donella, 269. 62, 94 'Denn1e, Julie, 269. 62 Dennr, Cvnlhia. 241 'Derrrberrxx Melanie. 269 Dia:, Gilberl. 241 ' Dirls erson, Jewell 269 'Diflee. Calherine M., 269 'Dilleha1'. Robin. 269 'Disn1an. S11e1la. 269 'Dobbs Danaf 269 mnoggfii, Bin.-. 2114. 128, 131 'Doggell, Joan. 269 Douglass, Donna. 62. 94. 113 ' ' Dore. Palriee. 24 2 'Duflm'orIl1, David 269 ' ' ' Duke. 'Dulx e. Palrma, 204. 111 Roberl, 269 'Dulw orlh. Joel, 269. 112 'Dunugan. Joann, 269, 62, 95 ' 'Dunn. 'Dunn. R11-hard, 242. 112. 146, 147 Troeie. 269 Durb1n. Deborah. 242. 90, 103 Dupree, Deborah, 242, 150. 151. 152. 153, 155, 156 Dui Jesse. 242. 128, 131 'EasILW, Michael. 269 'Edwards Julie. 269, 76. 100 Edwards. Seoll, 242 'Egan. Gail. 98 'E1err. Kennelh, 204, 90, 141 'Ellason. Rarnlorzd. 204. 81, 90, 91, 98. 99, 118, 120, 34. 35 El1iol. Charles, 242 'E1liol, Karen, 204. 110 Elliol. Kalhr. 242. 113 Ellis, Kalhv. 242, 94, 102, 103 Ehlers on, Miehael. 242 'English. Sleven. 204 Enright, Lori. 60. 90, 290 'Ernesl. William, 205, 57. 83, 90, 91. 98 33 ' ' ' E vans, ' ' ' E vans. 'E vans. ,111-sa. 105, 110 1a11m.2o5. 54, 55. os, vo, 38. xo, 47 Rav.269,91L 91. 144, 146. 147 'ErereIl. Crnlhia, 269. 62. 81, 92, 94. 99. 152. 153, 155, Erans. Sallr, 242, 62. 92. 113 156. 39 ' Ererell.Jud1. 243. 67, 69, 90 ' ' ' E well. John. 205 Farr, Brenda, 243. 60 'Farr, James. 205. 139. 141 'Feldhaus. C arl. 269. 102. 104. 107 'Ferguson Kalhi. 269, 63 'F1elding. Susan, 205, 67. 69, 71 ' Helds, Linzlu, 270 92 'Hr1h, Cindm-. 270 62 'F1anagan, Laura. 205 'F leelwooaf Linda, 94 Fleelwood, Lisa. 243. 94. 97. 99 'Flournoxz Peggv, 270 'Flard Palli. 205 'Ford, Kathy. 270, 63, 92 'Fosler. Brenda. 270. 63, 92 'H:sler. Gregorv, 270 'Fosler, Leslie. 205 'Fos1er. Samueh 270, 105 Fosler. Venila, 343. 113 'Hm'1er, Ha:eL 270. 92 Hm'ler. Mirhael, 343 'Fowler, Shirlev. 205. 99 Fon David 243, 94 Frasier. Danni: 243, 110 'Fra:ier.Jinm1x', 54. 55. 99. 28 'Fra:ier. Phillip. 270 Freen1an. Susan, 243 'Freneh. Tami. 270. 63 Frosr'h, Cherrl. 243. 63. 94 'Fraseh, Timolhr. 270 'Fulee. Dannv, 271 Fuller, Buddr. 86. 118. 120. 134 'Fuller. Debbie, 59 48 'Gaddis. John. 90 'Gaddis. Sandra. 205. 110 'Gamb1e. Sharon, 206 'Gambrell Donna. 271 Gan:e, Darma. 243. 67. 69. 70, 100 'Gareia..1ame. 102. 104 Gareia. Leonora, 102. 104 Garcia, Miehael 243 'Gardner. John, 271 Gardner, Lillian, 106 'Garren, Ranzlv. 271 'Garrell. David 206 'Garrel1. James. 206, 90 91, 93 'Gar:a. Gloria. 206 Gaslon. Gusline. 243 'Geiger.James, 102. 103. 107 'Giard1na. Mildred 271, 109 'G1bson, Diane. 271. 63 'Gibson, Leonard 1211 132 G1lbrealh. James. 243. 76, 79 146 'Gilliam. Daniel, 206 'Gilliam Pamela. 271, 63. 92 'Glal:, Julie. 206 G1idewell, Chris, 243, 67. 69 87. 89 'Gaber. Brenda, 271. 61, 81, 99 Goeha. Dianna. 243 'Golden. Billv. 206, 99. 111 'Goll:. Lrnne. 206 'Gome:. Rudohzh. 290 Gooding, Douglas. 243, 90. 91. 139 'Goodn1an. J '.'Vell. 54. 55. 38 39 'Goodson. C onnie, 104 'Gordon. Debra, 206. 112 Gordon Tamara. 244. 63 'Granberrjnz Jenni fer, 272. 63 'Graves..1anu, 272. 63, 2911 Graves, Jcjflerv. 244 'Gran Donna. 272. 106, 1 I 3 'Grail George R.. 2 72. 83, 90 'Green. Linda. 2 72 'Green. Miehael 206 . . 'Greer1. Reginald 110 'Greer. Kennelh, 272 k 'Gregg..1el'L 272. 76. 79. 86 Greer. Teresa. 244. 63. 97, 155. 156 'Gr1l0s. Robert, 206. 112 'Grissom, Toni, 206 ' G uerra. A nnelle. 2 71 an ' Guerra. Deborah. 2 71 'Gunn. Phyllis. 206 ' Gunn. Terrv, 2 71 index , ,, Q :WMI ni Gutierrez, Sonia, 244 'Gutter, Vanessa, 272. 106 'Halbert, Alan. 206, 76, 79 'Hale. lrven C. 206, 99, 118, 120 'Hale, Terry, 2 72, 99, 136, 137 Hale, William B,, 244, 99 Hallmark, Gay, 244, 67, 69, 146 Hallmark, Kay, 244, 67, 69, 155, 156, 146, 147 'Harrt. Jimmy. 272 Hamilton, Donald, 244, 90, 91, 93, 94, 83, 86 'Hamilton, Jamie, 272 'Hanks Michelle, 272 'Hansard Kyle, 272, 83, 99 'Hara Tracy, 272, 90 'Hargrove, Gerald, 273 'Hargus, mrrv. 207 Hargus, Marrv, 244, 67, 69, 155, 156 'Harris, Kim K, 273 Harris, Kim A.. 244, 67, 69 'Harris, Mike, 273, 76, 90, 91 'Harris, Paul 273, 134 'Harris, Randv, 90 Harris, Susan. 244 'Harrison, C edrick, 97, 98 Harrison, Nancjv, 244, 63, 90, 99. 100 Hart, Esther, 110 Hart, lisa, 244, 63, 152. 153 Harvard, Michael 245 Harvev. Gary. 244 Harwell, Susan, 245 Hastings, Jesse, 245 Hastings, Vincent. 144 Halfway, Kyle, 245 'Hatcher, Robin, 273, 63, 94 Hatfield, Patricia L., 245 'Hatter C ldton R., 273 Hawk, Stephen, 245 Hawkins, Steven, 245 'Hawn, Joseph, 207, 90, 118, 120 Hayes, Doprtv, 245, 110 'Haynes, Kathy. 207 'Haynes Larrv, 2 73, 90 Heathcock, Carolrn, 245 'Heathcock. Robin, 273, 63 Hebei, Terri, 245 'Heimann, David 207 'Helms, Cathv, 273, 63 'Helms. Michael, 207 'Henderson. Gary, 207 Henderson, Sandra, 106 'Hendrix, lazrrv, 290 'Henry Shirlefr, 273 'Hernande:, C orolvnne, 273, 100 Hernande:, Richer, 245. 111 'Herndon, Janet. 207, 82, 113 'Herod Kv1e,273, 102, 104 Herrera, Edward, 245 'Herrera, Svlvia, 273 324 . - A index Hetherington, David 245 'Hetherington, V icki, 273 H1ckman. Kenneth. 245 'Hickman. Marcus, 128, 132 'Hicks. Diane. 274, 106 Hicks, Donna, 246, 63, 99, 155, 156 'Higginbotharn, Cathr, 207, 110 Higgins, Robert, 110 Highsmith, David 246 'Hil1. David, 207, 144 'Hill. Teresa. 274 'Hi11, Timothv, 207, 97, 99, 136, 137 'Htllgartner, Terrjv, 274, 112 'Hiser. Karla, 207 'Hobbs, Paula, 274. 63, 155, 156 Hodge, Rhonda, 112 'Hodges Kathv, 274 Hodges, Lee. 246 'Hoffman John, 274, 76 'Hogan, Angela, 207, 111 'Ho1der, Steve. 142 HollLfV. Debra, 246 'Holloway Beverlv. 274, 109 'HolmeS, Patrv, 274, 63, 100 'Holrnes, Tommie. 207, 110 Holt, Alan, 246 'Hood. Jennifer, 208 'Hook, Richard, 104 Hooten, Wi1ltarrL 246 'Hope, Maurice. 208, 90 Hopkins, Thasta. 246 'Hopper. Paula. 208 'Horton. Ronald, 274 'Horton, Tamntv, 208, 29, 150, 151, 152, 153, 29, 155. 156 Houston, Vickie, 106, 113 'Howar1 Rickv. 208 'Howdeshell Henry, 90 - 1-tm.-f-, oem., 208, 87, 88, oo, vivo, im, 137 'Hov, Barbara, 208 'Hov, Terry, 208, 112 'Hubbard Mike. 274 Hudson, Kalhv, 99 wauffman, Rabh, 208 'Hughes. Berlfv, 208 'Hug1'tes, Julie, 209. 58. 113 'Hulse. Becky, 209, 112 'Hulshouser, Marsha, 274, 63. 99 'Hunsaker. Guv. 209. 83, 90, 91. 118, 99, 128 'Hunl, Alike, 209, 118,120 'Hunt. Sandra, 274, 63 Hunter, Teresa, 90, 94, 141 'Hutton, Sharon. 209 'Hux, Jesse. 275, 112 '1'lrde, Della, 275. 63 'Ingram Garv. 275 '1ngram. Tamntv, 275, 63, 94 '1nman, Becky, 209 'lnman, Bobllr. 110 '1nman, Williarrt. 275 '1s1as. Elizabeth, 275, 63 tm-, Buddy, 246, 112 Jackson, Cassandra, 246 Jackson, Cindy, 246 'Jackson Connie, 275 'Jackson, Debbie. 209. 110 'Jarkson, Debbie S., 209, 59, 90 Jackson, Gregory. 247 'Jackson James, 275 Jackson Teresa, 24 7. 64 'Jackson, Tomrnv, 209 'James, Dianna, 209, 108 'James, Tomrrtv, 275, 102. 105, 107 'Janek. Ror, 210 'Jarrell, Donna, 275 'Jenktns, Alan. 275 'Jenkins, Beverlv, 275, 64, 81 'Jock Terry. 276. 64. 99. 100 'John, Michael, 210, 112. 146, 147 'John. Michelle, 210 77. 79, 142, 146, 147 Johnson, Audrev. 106 'Johnson. Beckv. 210 'Johnron. C raig, 210 'Johns0n. Debbra, 210. 106 Johnson, Garv, 247 'Johnson, Glenda, 276 Johnson, Jefferv, 247. 83. 128. 132 'lohnson, Joseph, 105. 110 'JohrLson. Laura, 276, 64, 92. 99 Johnson, Lee. 105 Johnson, Marv. 247, 99. 142 'Johnson. Matt. 276 Johnson, Millard 24 7, 105 Johnson, Pamela, 24 7, 64. 90 ' 'JohrLson, Rebecca, 24 7 'Johnson, Wvnona, 210. 58, 82, 113 'Jones. Brenda, 276, 64, 92 '.1ones. Collev, 210 'Jones. Debra. 2 76 ' 'Janes, Elizabeth, 24 7 'Jones, Glenda. 210. 82. 113 Jones, Katrina, 247. 64, 90 Jones, Su:anne. 247 Jones, Wilena. 24 7 'Jopltn, Susan. 276, 64, 92 ',1ordon, Richard, 210, 110 'Jurik, Bo. 276 'Karlen, Charlotte, 276, 64, 95 'Karlen. Tim, 210, 99. 118 Keahev, Bradlqv. 247 'Keel. Rhonda, 210113 Kelley, Dannv. 247 Keller: Donald, 247, 117, 118, 120 KellV, Gail, 24 7, 77, 95 'Kel1v, Linda, 276, 106 'Kelton, David 139 Kemp, Bobbv, 248 Kemp. Patricia. 248 'Kendall Scott. 276 Kennedy: James, 111 Kennedy Russell, 248 Kestler. Sandra, 248 'im-. James, 248. 118 Kev, Valda, 248, 94 Kidd, Vivian. 248, 67. 69, 90 Kincaid Sherri. 248, 64, 113 'Ktng, Darlene. 106 'Kirbv, Billy' 210. 112, 136, 138 'Kniflen, Terri. 210 113 'Kokoruda. laiune. 210. 59, 99 'Konerek Kim, 276. 61 Krone, Richard, 248 'Kubacek, Celeste, 276. 64. 95 1ACour, Randal 248 'Lacv, Becky. 276 'Lodvmon, Teresa, 210, 90, 140, 141 'Lomonr Amber. 276. 61, 92 Lane, Billv. 248 'latnk lord Larrjv. 276 'lazshlenz Marv. 277 'Laudl, Pattv, 211, 113 lawless, Kevin. 248, 83. 113 120, 144 '141wson, Davne. 211 LeCrane, Gregory. 249 111 'Lecrov Dov, 211, 77, 79. 93 LerrtorLv, LQVCG. 249, 67, 69, 155, 157 Lewis, Blllv, 249 'l1wis, lzigh Anne, 277 64, 92 Lewis, Mark. 249 'L.ewis, Michael, 211. 110 'Lievsav, Sammv. 27 7 'Ligon, Donna. 211, 113 'Lile. Bmee, 277 'Lindsev. V iekev. 27 7 Lisenbe, Kenneth, 249, 94 Litton, Deborah. 249. 67, 69 90 Litton, Robert, 249 'Loller, Kennr, 277 'L0lliS, Shirler. 277 'L0mall. Raberl. 211 Long, Greta. 249, 67, 69. 39 'Long, Karla, 277, 64, 99 'Long, larry, 277 Long, Mirhael, 118, 120 'Long, Rita. 211, 112 Looney: Karla, 249 Lord Donald 90, 91. 93 'Luv-elfir. Diane. 277, 64 'l.ovelace, Glenn, 211, 101, 103. 107 Loveless, Jon, 249 L0vern. Cheryl. 249, 140, 141 'Lovern, Douglas. 27 7. 146 'Lone Kim, 277. 64 'Luelrell. Palli. 211. 58. 87 88, 95, 45 'l1rles. Lisa. 277 'Lrles. Sandv. 211, 92 l,Vneh. Charmaine, 249 LrnCh. David. 103. 107 Maea1ik, Frank. 250, 118. 128, 44 'MafalilK, Pal. 212, 83 'Mamluse Jimmr, 27 7 'Maran, Andv, 277 '.Wadderl. Darlene, 212, 77. 81, 82. 86. 'Mageors, Marilrn. 278 'Malone, Mirhael. 2 77 'Mann, Tamara. 212. 87 97,155 'Manning. Lisa, 212, 89, 95, 98, 58, 87 'Markharrt l41urie, 278 64. 92, 99 'Marsh, Wanda, 212 Marlin. Debra, 250 Marlin Mirhael 250 Marlin, Virlwi. 250 'Marnne:, ferilia. 212. 98, 81 Martine:, Gllberl. 250 'Martine:, Monica. 278 Mason, Patricia, 250, 77, 106 Massev, Vera. 250 'Malhenbx A 71110, 278 'Matlock Craig, 278 Maxev, Mitchell, 250, 77 'Mavs, Billr. 212. 128. 133 Mn-1 lister. Melissa, 250 'MrB1ain, Merrell 212, 111 ',MeBride. Bill, 213. 102 MeCain. Stanlev, 250, 111 'MeCall Charlotte, 278, 61, 95 93. 32 1s1w,.nnmeau 'MeCallum. Marlena, 213, 113 MfCa rter. James, 251 'McCosland Gregg, 213 'MeCa ulev, Bgvan, 213 McClelen, Teresa, 251 'MCC'lendon, James, 2 78, 77 no 1 an a an z s 'MrDo MCClung, Mike, 213 McClung, Randr, 278 Mrfonnell. Carol 251 Meformaek, Jaan. 278, 64, 95 Mrfqv. Terry, 213 Mefrav. Crnthia. 278 Mcfuislan, Lisa. 2 78 nald, Kimberlr, 278, 77 'MeDonald Paul. 278 n s n z an sn no n MeDuff1'. Kelvin. 278 McGaha. Riekv. 278 MeGohev, David 278 MrGhee, Johnnr. 278 MeGrav. Crnihia, 251 MeGuffee. Melinda, 251, 64 MrGuire, Jerrv, 251 .HeKinn1e. Brian. 278. 86, 90, 99 MrLean. John, 118, 120 'McLerQr. Sandra, 278. 77, 86, 92 'MrLerar, Shellr. 215. 86, 93, 35 'MeMahan, Victoria, 213, 59 McNa17, James, 251 'MrNeelr. Arnie. 214 'MrQuiston. Lisa, 64, 92 'Mef'he. Sheryl, 278. 64, 92. 94 ' Meek. ' ' Meek. Eddy. 279. 83. 90, 91, 146 Karen. 251, 64 Melton. James G.. 251, 99 'Me-lion. Timoihv. 279 '.Velton. Lvdia. 214. 77, 79 'Melvin. Deborah, 279, 108 'Me:a, Hilda. 279 'Me:o, Ruben, 98 Milam, ' ' Miller. ' ' Miller, ' ' Nllller, ' Miller. ' ' Miller. ' Miller. ' Miller. ' Miller. ' ' M7l1er. Tamara, 251, 60 90 Clinlon, 252, 111 Darlene, 252 Donnie. 252, 83, 118 146, 120 Joe. 279, 95,102,104 Julie, 252, 60, 40, 42, 146 Marilyn. 279, 94, 99 Paula. 279. 65 Phi1q1.279 Smit. 252 Millsap. Diana. 75, 99, 290, 155, 157 'Mi1ton, Minee. Li:abeth, 214, 90, 99 LeAnne. 252, 67, 69. 95, 99, 100 Mm'helL Maleolrrl. 252 'Mitehe1l. Sharon. 214 'Mt ron. Cvnlhia. 279 'Majfitt. Kathryn, 214, 58, 90 'Mohn. Robbve, 279, 102. 104, 107 Mojira. Elizabeth. 252 'Molock Belinda, 279 ' Monev. Melanie, 214, 67. 71, 90, 98, 35 ' 'Monroe, Carolvn. 252 'Montgomery Joe. 2 79 ' ' Moore. ' ' ' Moore. ' ' Moore. ' Moore. ' Moore, ' Moore, ' M oare. ' ' Moore, ' Moore, ' ' ' Moore, ' ' ' M oare. Bobllr. 252 Deborah, 215, 146 Donald 252, 112 James, 279 James. 279. 99 Katherine. 2 79 Marv. 279. 61, 94 Fatriria.'252. 65 Robert, 279 Ronald 215. 99, 128 133 William, 214, 110 Morgan, Rex, 252 Morgan, Ronald. 252. 111 'Morgarl. Susan, 215. 67. 71, 82, 86, 97, 99, 45 ' ' ' Morris. ' ' Morris. Carol. 215.110 Debra, 252 'Morris, Etta. 215, 92 'Morris, Johnrqv, 2 79 Palti, 252, 150, 151, 155, 157 ' ' Morris. ' 'Morris. Randr, 105 ' 'Morrow, Ruth, 253. 110 I I S 5 3 1 S Ml4ehl. Marli. 253, 102, 105, 107 'Mullino, James, 110 'Mullins, Linda. 77 '.Vullins, Randall 279, 79, 146 'Mullins. Rudv. 280 Mumpherv, Brenda. 253, 106 'Murdock A nlhonv, 280. 94 '.'l'1urr. Marv, 215. 77, 90. 95, 146 'Mrers. Jaann, 280 'Nabors, Kave, 215 Nall Barbara. 253 'Neal, Terry. 215, 110 'Neaves. Dennis. 216 '.'Veel. Anlhortv, 280 .'Veighbars. Patritk, 253 'Nelson. Bntre, 216 'Nelson. .lelf 134 ','Vels0n, Karen. 216. 152, 146, 147 'Nen'man, David 97 '.'Vewt0n. Tammv. 280 ','Vgaven. Mary. 92 '.'Virhols, C 715101. 65 ','Virholas. Theresa, 290 '.'Virhols. Timothy, 280 .N'i.r. Darla. 253. 65. 113 Nix, Teresa. 253 'Nobles Beckr, 280 '.'Vobra, Rieharaf 280 'Normand. David 216 .'VorrelL Cvnthia. 253. 65, 81. 86, 95. 100, 146 ','Vorris, David 280 Non-lin. Debra, 251, 104 'N'owlin. Rav. 216 'Nunlev, Richard, 216, 86, 90 91, 93, 32 '0berkrom, Vittoria, 216. 113 'Odell Daniel, 280. 112 '0dom, Anndra, 216, 78. 79 0dam. Debra. 280. 65. 81. 92, 99 Odom Sharon. 253, 65. 90 '0glesl2r. Cherrl. 216 '0lerie, Elizabeth, 65 '01n'er, Randall, 280 0rear. Randr. 253 '0rren, Richard. 280 '0sborne, Garv. 86, 90 Owens, Slephert. 253, 101. 102, 103. 'Paar, Karen, 216. 67. 68. 69, 82, 98. '1'are. Glaria, 106 'Page, Marilvn, 216 'Palmer Thomas, 280 'Parenl.A1len, 216.118, 120 'Parker, Leah. 281, 65 'Parker, Virginia, 217, 92 Parks. Ronnie, 153. 74, 79 'Parsley. Nanqr, 217 '1 artingt0n. Brian. 281 'Pasrhall. Gregorv, 217, 136. 137 Mue1ll. Dee Ann. 253 'Pa-Vhall' Mmk' 28, 107 99 index Fwd-.. i 1 H , Patriek, Rieky, 253 'l'atterson. Dannv. 217 Paulson Btllv. 253 'Pavne. Audra. 281 'Pavne. Christopher. 110 'Pavne. Mark. 217, 99. 118. 121 Pqvne. Tanmgv. 65 'Pearson. Jamie, 281, 65. 92, 95 '1'eel. Jennifer. 217 59. 87. 89. 95. 97 'Peel. .10 K.. 281. 61. 95 'Pena. Felix. 108. 290 Pertfv. C harles. 254, 83. 128 Peters, Lvnette, 254, 140 'Peresan. Gerdie. 281 . 'Peterson. Patriria, 281. 65 Pettv. Darrell. 254 'Pet1v. Paula, 217, 67. 69, 71, 113 Pettv. Riehard. 254. 78 '1'hillips. Al. 281 ' 'Phtl1ips. J IIIIIYD7. 254 'Phi1ltp5. Lowell. 218. 118. 121 'Philltpg Mark. 290 Phillips, Sandra, 254 Phillips, Timrnv, 254 Pteri'e. Albert. 254. 110 Pierre, Donna, 254. 67. 69. 97 ' 'Piert'e, John. 254 Pine-da, Lattra. 254. 81. 106 'Ping1eton. Mona. 281 'Pinlmertan. Bill. 218. 5 7. 83. 99. 26. 136, 137 1'in1xhant, Lori, 254. 90 PtnLston, Medrvth. 255. 65. 99, 146 Pinson. Danna, 255. 65. 95 'Ptplmins. Sandra. 281, 106 'Potter. Cherrl. 281. 65. 92 'Pound Lisa. 281. 150 151, 152. 154, 39, 43 'Powe1l, Karol. 281. 65 'Preslev. Karen. 218, 59. 82, 97, 100 'Priee. Jelfrer. 218. 83, 98. 99 'Pnee, Jodie. 218. 11 1 Prire. John. 255. 118. 121 Priee. Michelle, 255 'Pride Randv. 282 'Primnt, Kimberlv. 282. 65 Prince. Pamela. 255. 100 'Pruttt, Kathv. 282 'Pruniv. Melissa. 218 ' ' ' Prvar. Terrv. 218 Pugh, Mark, 83. 290 'Purdv, Annette. 282 'Purdv. Karleen, 282, 100 ' ' 'Puvean Dannv. 219 'Rat'k1ev. David 219 'RagSda1e. Lisa. 219. 54. 55. 152. 154. 98. 34 'Ramire:. Benjamin, 282 Ramire:. Marta. 255, 95. 106 Ramire:. Michael. 255. 98 'Ram.sev. Chervl. 282 326 , , , index 'Ramsev,.1arie. 282. 65. 81, 92 Ram.vev. Judv. 255 'RandaI1. Vickie. 219 'Raner. Cathv. 219 'Read Dana. 219, 67. 72. 98, 99. 155 'Read Phvllis. 282. 78. 86. 92 Redding, Teresa, 255 Red1earn. Lori. 255. 67, 69, 81. 155, 157, 40 44 Redmond Kellv, 255. 65 'Reeee. Cathr. 219, 67. 69, 70 155, 157. 86, 99. 146 'Reeee. Rickie. 282. 78. 146 'Rener. Kathleen, 219. 67. 69. 70, 155, 157, 86, 99, 35 'Rc'n1r0, Jerrv, 220. 146 'Reves. Phvllis. 282. 65, 40 'Riehardsan Brvan. 282 'Riehardson. Reginald 220, 98. 117. 118, 121. 30. 48 'Richardson Robin. 282 'Riddles. Paul S.. 282, 81. 83. 90. 99, 43, 144 Rteves, Riehard, 255, 79 Rivers, Charlet. 256. 67, 69. 90 'Roafh, Donald, 220, 74, 86, 90, 91, 93, 99. 35 'Roaeh. Edward 220 'Roaeh. Sallv. 220. 111 Roaeh, Tamniv, 256, 99 150 Robertson. Chervl 220 Robertson Kandv. 78. 90. 94 'Robertson Russell 282 'Robinson Charolet, 282 Robinson, Kathev. 256 'Rabinson, Paula. 220. 92. 110 'Roger5. Charles. 220. 146 'Rogem Klav. 283. 81. 90, 91, 136, 137 Rogers Linda. 256. 111 8 'Rosato. Randv. 220 'Rose, Knollis. 283. 86. 90. 91. 136, 137 'Rosebroek, Sltaron, 220 'Rqval1. Carla. 283 Sala:ar. Estela. 256 'Sample. Billv 283 'Sampson Lori. 283. 108 Sanders, Danna. 256, 97. 102, 104. 107 'Sandern Linda, 283. 102, 104. 109 'Sanderson Sallv, 283, 65. 86. 94 'Sanderson, Sandra, 220 'Sandlin. Donald. 221. 110 'Sandltng. Robert. 221 Sand1ing. Surah. 256 Sands Pamela. 256 'Sapun4ie1'l Phillip. 221, 83. 136, 138 Satterwhite. Marv, 256. 78. 79 'Sauevda Catherine, 283 'Saueeda, Marion, 106 Savage, .4 rehie. 256 Sava1le. Tort. 256 'Searhrough. Gina. 283 St'htm11er. Bobbie. 256 Srhin111er. Sandra, 283. 100 Srhmtdlh. Janet. 60. 90 'Sehmidth. Marie R.. 283. 61 'St'hntidth. Paul. 58. 90, 142 'Sehu1in. Mikael. 221. 90, 91. 95. 99. 41. 136. 137 Sehwart:. larrv. 111 Sehweder. Robert. 256. 90, 91 'Srott, Janvre. 221, 67. 68. 69. 82. 99 'Scribner. Jttliu. 283, 142 'Srntggs. Georgia, 221 'Sragginm Wi1ltanL 283 'Sfruggs. Earnest. 283, 102, 104. 107 'Scruggs Karen, 283. 78, 113 Seale. Robert. 256 Sebastian Gaijv. 25 7. 78. 79. 146 Seba.stian. Larrv. 257, 78, 79, 146. 147 'Sebastian. Rav. 284 'SelL Mar1v.22l Se1man. Beverlr, 25 7. 113 'Sel:er. Kathv. 284 'Shulfen Sttqohen. 284 'Shalter, John. 221. 99. 136. 137 'Shannan, Stephen. 221. 103, 107 'Shaber. Terri, 284 'Shaver, Terrv, 221, 118. 121 'Sham Donald 284. 90. 91 'Shaw. Linda, 221 'She1tan. Ron. 284 'Shelton Susan. 'Shirlemx Regina. 284, 66 284. 66, 92. 99 'Shuemaken Gordon. 221. 111 'Si1vajr. Pedro, 2 84 'Simmons. Cvnthia, 284. 66 Sttnmons. Marr. 25 7, 100 'Simm5, Eli:abeth. 222, 67. 69, 79, 82, 90, 93, 98, 33 'Simpson. Timothv. 222 'Slaton, Sarah, 222. 67. 69, 72, 82. 90 Slaughter, Lou Ann. 257. 67 69 'Slavdorl Susan. 'S1oan, Rav Del. . . 284. 66. 81, 94. 100 284. 83. 44 Smegner. Glenn. 25 7. 90 'Smelt:er, James. 284 'Smith. Carla. 222. 75. 82. 911 98, 99. 38. 39 'Smith. findi, 223 'Smith. Cvnthia. 'Smith. Georgia, 223, 67. 69. 72, 82. 87, 88, 95, 97 46 284, 66. 95 'Smith. Jessie. 284. 105 Smith, Karvn. 257. 67. 69, 39. 40 ' ' 'Smith, Kenneth. 31 223. 87, 88 136. 138. 96, 97 98. 99, Smith, Ktmberlv, 86. 99. 142 ' 'Smith, Michael. 25 7. 90 Smith. Rielvv. 110 Smith. Ronald 257 ' ' 'Smith. Sherri. 2 23. 1 I 3 Smith, Susie. 257. 66 'Smith. Timothv. 284 'Smith. Tonva, 284 ' 'Smithev. David, 257. 100 'Sneed Susan. 224. 67, 68, 82, 90, 93. 46 Snow, Rodnev. 25 7. 139 Sorre11s. Markel. 257 Sorre1l.t. Sandra. 258, 78. 90 94 Sosa, Robert. 258, 144 'Spainhouen Chana. 285. 78 Spainhauer. F redd 258 102, 104 Spears. Roger, 258 'Spurger. Carr. 224. 87. 88. 90, 97 'Spurr. Sharon. 285, 66. 92 'Stalev. Ina, 224. 67. 72. 99 'Stanjield, Deborah, 224. 99. 59, 92 'Star1sev. Stott. 224. 83. 97, 99. 136. 138 ' 'Starnes. David, 258 Sl, Clair. Miehaeh 258 ' 'Steele. Sharilvn 'Stega11. Sherrv. .258.113 385 'St4Whens. Ja. 285 'Stepheruz Mtl:i. 285. 61, 92, 152. 154. 155. 157 Stephens, Patsv. 258 'Stephen.v. Patsv. 224 1 ' 'Stephen.S, Penttv. . 58 Stephens, Terry. 258 Stephenson Charles. 258 'Stepter, Phillip, 258. 90 99. 146 'Stewart. Donald. 285 'Stewart. Nanev. 224. 59 'Stewart. Paula. 285. 92 'Stevvart. Thomas G.. 224. 118, 121 mswne. Peggv. 225. 87.88. 97 Story, Elizabelh, 256. 67, 69 81, 90 'Sloul, Jessie, 285, 112, 136, 138 'Slol'all, James M., 225, 97, 144 'Slovall, Kalllr, 214 'Slova1l, Shan. 285 'Slraener, Delward, 225, 11 1 'Slrallon, Randr. 285 'Slurch, Gregory, 285 Sullan, Sherry. 259, 60 90, 113 Swanson, Berky. 259 'Sweal. Sharon, 106 'Sweek, John. 285 Sweel. Gap: 259. 42, 146 'Sn'lndle, Edward. 225, 118. 121 'Swindle. Peggr. 285, 161, 100, 40, 44 'Tadloek, Rhonda. 225 'Ta11ev. David 225 'Talley. Palriria, 66. 298 'TallLfV, Tirn, 78, 79 'Tale, Mary L. 285. 66 Tailor, Callly, 259, 99, 150, 151, 152, 154 Tarlor. Julie. 259, 90 'Tarlor, Sharon, 285, 61, 81. 44 'Tqrlor, Sherri. 285 'Templin, Juv. 225, 109 'Ter0', Deborah. 286 'Thei1elL Lee. 225, 83, 99, 139, 141 'Thomas Chris, 286 'Thomas, Debi, 286. 66. 95 'Thomas Elaine, 66. 290 'Thomas, JennUer, 226 'Thomas, Julie, 226, 67, 68, 69, 82, 40. 86, 93, 99, 34 'Thomas Phillip, 286, 136, 138 'Thorru1s, Phyllis, 286, 99 Thomas, Ruslr, 259 'Thompson, Cherie, 226, 90, 93, 98, 99, 27, 36 '77iompson, Darla, 259 'Thompson Kim, 286 'Thompson Teresa. 286, 66 'Thompson Tim, 286 'Thompson Tonra. 286, 66 ' 7TlleCY. Carl, 286 -'-mmm, Phillip. 226. 117, 118, 121, 34 Timpson, Barbara. 226, 112 'Tlnnev, Clar. 226 Tinney. Monica, 259, 66 Tlnney. Randv, 259, 78 '1-lppll. Jam, 226, 81, 86, 90, 96 'Todora, Trari. 286 'Torres Rosalio, 286 'Townserld Kirk, 226, 54, 55, 79. 98, 35 TrarneL Dennis. 259 Trammell, George, 259 'Tranlham. Robin, 286, 61, 92, 151, 157, 155. 157 'Travis. Tamrnv, 226, 113 Trejo, Ruben, 260 'Trej0, Rieky. 226, 118. 121, 47 'Trenl, Dannr, 226, 118, 121. 29, 139, 147 'Trevilion, Sherrr. 226 'Trevino, Roberl, 286, 108 'Trevino, Sabera, 226 ' Troller. Larry, 286, 112 'Tueker, Carer, 287, 83, 134 Tucker, Joree. 90 ' Tueker. TerD'. 226, 110 'Tulev, Miehael 28 7. 83 Tunnell. Cherie, 260, 67, 69, 81. 90 ' Turner, Bruce, 90 ' ' ' Turner, Jovre. 226. 98 ' Turner, Rav, 287 ' Turner. Richard 226, 1 1 1 Turner. Thornas, 260 ' ' Turnlpseed Paula, 100, I 12 ' Turnlpseed, Russell, 1 1 1 'Trler, Darrell 287, 134 ' ' fvler, Lee, 260, 118, 121 Umbarger, Susan, 113 Lbchurrh, Tina, 260 ' Valladarel. Raul. 22 7, 98, 136, 137 Valladare:, Sergio, 260. 98 ' Vaughan. Kennelh, 287, 134 ua as Vaughan, Terry, 227 ' V aughn, Deana, 28 7 ' Vaughn. Virkl, 227 'Vaura, Riekv, 227 139, 141 ' Vela, Vineenl. 287 ' Velis, Maria, 287 Vess. Palriria. 260 'Viek. Cindv, 287, 66, 95, 99 'Vickers Lisa, 287, 66, 92 'Vlrkers, Marrus, 22 7, 90, 98, 99, 117, ' Vifkers. Marsha, 287 ' Vineenl, Daniel, 227, 82 'Vineenl. Sleven, 108, 118, 121 'Vines. Gregg, 287, 99 ' Vila, Dannr, 111 ' Voss. James. 287 'Waddell, Glen, 227, 57. 90. 136. 138 ' Wade, Sherri, 22 7, 113 ' Wofford, Marki, 287. 66. 92 ' Waglejv. Beverly. 287 Wa1drop. Paula, 260, 150, 151 ' Waldroup, Deborah, 287, 66, 95 Walker, Lvnn. 260 Walker, Paul, 260 'Wa1l. Laura. 227, 67, 72, 81, 90,31 'WaIlare. Mirhael 288. 146 ' Waller. Galjr, 227 ' Walls, Edward, 288 ' Walls. Franklin, 22 7, 110 Wallers, Pamela, 260, 67, 69 Wallers. Rirky, 118. 121 'Wa1l0ll. Billv, 227, 128, 133 'Ward Jan, 228, 82, 94 'Ward Karen. 228. 90 'Ward Pamela, 228. 67, 69. 70, 90 95, ' Warren, David 288 ' Warren, Kennelh, 288 Washinglon. Vela. 106 'WalkirLY, Cvnlhia, 288, 92. 39, 40, 140 'Walllnglon, Marv, 228. 86. 90 ' Walson, Darrell, 228, 90. 58 ' Watson. Deborah, 288, 66, 100 'Walson Debra. 106 ' WVGIJOIL James. 288 Wealherford, Brenda, 260, 78, 90 0 Webb. Gem-. 260 ' ' Webb, Jaeki, 260 'Webb, Palriela, 288, 108. 109 'Weese, Connie. 228 Weese. Krislinu, 260 Welborn. Jack. 260 ' Weleh, Kellv. 288 ' Weleh, Thomas, 288 ' Weldon, Noella, 288 'Wells. Duane. 228. 136, 138 ' Wenl:, Teresa. 288, 78 ' Wesl. Calhy. 288. 66 'Wesl, Kalhlyn, 228 78. 82, 90, 146 ' Wfsl, Rose, 288 Wheal, C harles, 261 ' Wheeler. Lois, 238, 66, 92 ' While, Elizabeth, 288 ' While, Jeanne, 288 While, Mike, 261, 99 118, 121, 34 98 'U while. Rlfkv, 229, 109 0 wlmehead. Jack, 261 ' Whilehead Kalhleen, 288 0- whlllqv, Eva. 229, 90 'Whillock, Diana, 229, 113 'Wilburn. Brian, 229, 99. 118 Wilburn, Lorie, 261, 66 Wilcoxson. Larry. 261 ' Wiley. Brenda, 229 ' Wilkins. Donna. 229. 59. 87, 89, 155 Williams, BillY. 261, 94, 139, 146 ' Williams, Edna. 113 ' Williams, John, 229, 110 ' Williams, Joseph, 288 'Williarrls, Mirhael. 289, 136, 137 'Wi1llams, Nolen, 230, 118, 121, 146 ' Williams, Rebecca, 288 ' Williams, Rieky. 289. 90 ' Williams, Venva, 284 ' WilliarrLvon, Lela K., 230. 111 ' Williamson, Palncia, 289 'Willis, Kennelh, 134 ' Willis. Perllrnn, 230, 110 Willis, Rav, 261 ' Wilson. Cassandra, 230 ' WllS01 Darryl. 289 ' Wilson. Douglas, 289 'Wils0rl. Jejfery- 230, 54, 55, 98, 99. 100 'Wiser, Tanva, 230 86. 90. 93 Wood Chrsli, 261. 60, 81. 90 94,39 'Wood Kalllv, 230, 110 'Wood, Laura, 230 67, 69. 40 72, 113, 35 'Wood Ronald 289, 139 'Woodard. DPAIIVIH, 230 99, 140, 141 'W0oldridge, Kim. 230, 150, 151, 30, 48 ' Woolen, James, 231 ' Woolen, Palli. 289 Word Dwqvne, 261. 90 WorlhV. Sieve, 261, 90, 91, 99 Wray, Richard, 261 'Wrighl. Ronald 231, 110 'Wvnn, Bradler, 231, 90, 93, 98, 99, 118, 121 'l4fvnn, John, 289, 90, 99, 144 ' Wynn, Nalhan, 289, 78, 79, 90, 99 ' Yandell, Carla, 289, 66, 92 ' ' Yarborough, Wesley, 261 ' Yarborough, Tomnir, 289 Ybara. Lelieia, 66. 92, 95. 100 Ybarra. Lisa. 261, 98 ' Ybarra, Lisa, 289 Ybarra, Socorro, 261, 92 Young, Cvnlhia. 261, 141 Youngblood Barbara J., 261, 67, 69 'Youngblood, Susan. 231, 67, 72 Zajdl. Sieve, 261 'Zeno, Melvin, 289 index wiv' xmwfmwdw 8 9-Qf in-J . M WL W ,, 31,4 . , K M. Vg, W .Ly :N ye 36'x kb fm!-,1, Q ,Q ,an f in ' Q . 1 W Q' f. ,fi ,ig gg W 2111, fide . J, I 8' if ' f .sf . 3' 5
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