Waco High School - Daisy Chain Yearbook (Waco, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1969 volume:

1969 DAISY CHAIN WACO HIGH SCHCOL Waco, Texas . , , . . QF r V 3 QS E! .5 sz S, if 2 2 I Q Q 5 1 1 if Q 1 3 1- - ? -- E Though a foreword is ih order from the class of sixty-nine, lt's a sort of looking backword that may help us to define, ln those far-off times and places and in climes we've yet to know, All the memories we'Il carry just as far as we can go. There may be a certain sameness in the yearbooks on the shelf, But there'll never be a better place to meet and greet one's self, Though our fortune's in the future, take the time to mark this well: There's a treasure in the trites and trues of Senior Show and Tell. Oh! our song was Oklahoma! in its glory on the plain, And our dreams were not impossible when dreamed with might and main, is ffii -s sit f , , H i i V T E ' ln the rows of Senior Picnics, who can tell which one was which? ': ,' fvff ,V ' V' ,iq ,J T7' 91? 'TH ' 3: . . . , - I , H ,t,, tt You may miss the posion ivy, but we won t forget the itch, tisi f ir 1 T , - I ' ,tr.kr .. is X . K ,AL VVe'll remember all the ball games, and the small games, to be sure, All the multi-metered metaphors from English Lit'ratureg VVe'll remember Tricky Dicky's band, the birds and all the bees, And the bangles from the angles ofthe old lsosceles, -p 3, . 1 ' 2 The aroma of the midnight oil, the tax on cap and gown, And the battle of the inches-measure up or measure down. The rehearsal for the witches' dance on Salem Village green, Then remember all the classes that came somewhere in between. And we'll always keep the record of the who, where, how, and why When we tell it like it was with us in school at Waco High. TABLE OF CONTENTS CLASSES 9-46 A ADMINISTRATION!FACULTY 47-56 lax I WA, 1' HONORS 125-140 SPORTS 141-178 ORGANIZATIONS 57-92 CLUBS 93-116 ACTIVITIES 1 1 7-I 24 THE 1969 SENIOR CLASS DEDICATES THIS EDITION OF THE DAISY CHAIN TO ELDEN 64POP A. WERNER Pop,' Werner instructs Willie Brown and Ruben Hernandez on the steel lathe. Pop works with students in doing layout work in planning their projects. Left to right: Willie Brown, Reginald Grayson, Ruben Hernandez, t'Pop , Jay Neugent, Bobby Gilbert, and Johnny Torres. In appreciation for his devoted service to Waco High School. PopI' Werner has been teaching industrial arts for the past 43 years, and was voted The Outstanding Teacher of Industrial Arts Award in 1968. He has built the trophy cases in the halls, the large bulletin boards, as well as much of the shelving in the library. Besides his industrial works, Pop' was the assistant basketball coach in 1926-1927, and he coached and trained the cheerleaders. This, however, does not end his numerous talents. In addition to having been active in sports, and his continuing years of teaching Industrial Arts, Pop Werner started the first WHS male quartet. In community service, Pop,' started the first Cub Scout pack in Waco in 1929, and was a cub scout master for 10 years. He is a member of the Waco Masonic Lodge and an rider at the First Presbyterian Church where he has served as youth worker, soloist, and choir director. Waco High is proud to recognize such an outstanding individual. Larry Perez and Joe Casillas observe how to operate a lathe. Members of the sixth period class are working diligently. i X f iivif X.. CHORUS BAD DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION SPEECH l ONNIG' t The Friendly Store 700 AUSTIN AVENUE WACO, TEXAS GORDON ROUNTREE MOTORS. Lind FRANKLIN AT 281-H - wAco, TEXAS CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS COBBS 1505 Franklin Avenue from AUTOMOTIVE Phone 756-7279 Waco, Texas Avi i , v!!l'v R YT! uf! PREPARATION An excellent education is your best assurance of a productive future. Baylor is proud of the many Waco High School graduates who have chosen to continue their education here. 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L W ,a President: Harry Harrington Treasurer: janet Holcomb Vice President: Shirley Helleson Secretary: Pam Gardner SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Row 1: Nancy Hays, Denise Moseley, Ronald McCollum, Janis Walters, Janice Peck Row 2: John Walker, Johnny Tabor, Charles Locke, Dale Dunlap GRADUATION COMMITTEE Row 1: Patsy Joiner, Nellie Melancon, Gwen Collier Row 2: Sandi Johnson, Carl Crow, Tim Stewart RECOGNITION COMMITTEE Row 1: Janie Collins, Rose Moreno, Ruby Faulkner, Sharon Shumate Row 2: Earl Harris, Patricia Pearson, Jickey Harwell, Nancy Horner, Diane Battle Row 3: Mike Dickerson, Jimmy Wolfe, Glenn Hardin, Leonard Williams INVITATION COMMITTEE Row 1: Adelaide Maldonado, Betty Lauka, Patsy Henry, Mary White Row 2: Lyn Pettit, Robert Long, Addis McNamara, Elmo Haferkamp GIFT COMMITTEE Row 1: Alicia Kelly, Alinda Kocian, Cindy Holze Row 2: Eldon Swenson, Tommy Plemons, David Light SOCIAL COMMITTEE Row 1: Kathy Martin, Mary White, Kay Ostroski Row 2: Karen Winkelmann, Diane Phythian, Gayle Mabry Julian Molina Row 3: Paul Brown, Jimmy Wolfe, Billy Donaldson, Roy Nash 11 Q MARY BARRINGTON--Distributive Education Club, Chorus, Future Teachers Club PATRICIA ANN BARRON--Tiger Band, Folk Dancers Club, Personality Development Club, Student Government Representative, Future Homemakers of America DIANE BATTLE--National Thespians Society, Student Government Representative, Folk Dancers Club, Personality Development Club, Office Assistant MICHAEL BATTLES--T e x a s Association of Bowling Youth, Automechanics Club SUE BECKWORTH--Folk Dancers Club,Personal- ity Development Club, Future Homemakers of America, Red Cross, WACOAN Staff, Senior Mixed Chorus, Sight Singers Club, Skating Club, Gym Assistant MINNIE BERMEA--Tiger Band, Future Nurses Club, Skating Club, Future Homemakers of America RICHARD L. ADCOX--Texas Association of Bowling Youth, Skating Club, Distributive Education Club TERESA ALCARAZ--Personality Development Club, Folk Dancers Club, Y-Teens, Golden Voices MARILYN DIANE ALTHAGE--Future Nurses Club, Personality Development Club, Texas Association of German Students, F o l k Dancers Club, WACOAN Staff, Student Gov- ernment representative PATSY SUE AMERINE--Future Nurses Club, Travelers Club, Personality DevelopmentClub Office Assistant, Red Cross Representative, WACOAN Staff, Senior Chorus JOHN APPELL--Travelers Club, Senior Mixed Chorus, Field and Stream DANIEL R. ARRECHIGA--Pan American Stu- dent Forum, Skating Club, Student Officials PAT ASHBY--Sketch Club KATHY BAGLEY--Future Teachers Club, Eng- lish Literary Society, Contemporary Writing Society, Press Club, WACOAN Staff, DAISY CHAIN Staff, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica, Texas Association of German Students RANDY BARBROW--Automechanics Club V, ,,,,, r ,. X ,,,.1 2 3 l is 5 7 ROBERT BIBB--Chess Club, Texas Association of German Students DEBORAH KAY BIZZELL--Forsgard Service. Club, Texas Association of Bowling Youth, National Beta Club, English Literary Society, Future Homemakers of America, DAISY CHAIN Staff BOBBIE BLAIN--Future Nurses Club, Skating Club, Library Assistant TANYA BLASINGAME--Distributive Education Club, Student Government Representative, Homecoming Queen Nominee NANCY BLEVINS--Personality Development Club, Office Assistant, Homecoming Queen Nominee CATHERINE MARY BORDOVSKY--Y-Teens, Future Nurses Club, Distributive Education Club, WACOAN Staff, Red Cross EDDIE G. BECKWORTH--WACOAN Staff, Press Club, DAISY CHAIN PHOTOGRAPHER, Quill and Scroll, Travelers Club, Texas Asso- ciation of German Students, Folk Dancers Club, Music Appreciation Club LESLEY BRADBURN--Golden Voices, Berry Service Club, Student Government Repre- entative, Pan American Student Forum, Newcomers Club Secretary, Distributive Ed- ucation Club WADE BRANNAN--Sportsmen's Club, Chess Club it Q R 6 f MARGIE BRAVO--Y-Teens,Future Nurses Club, Future Homemakers of America CLAY BROWN--Masque and Wig, English Lit- erary Society, Texas Association of Bowl- ing Youth, Golden Voices PAUL EDWARD BROWN--Track,Folk Dancers, Sportsmen's Club, Interact Club, Football MARY ANN BURGESS--Texas Association of German Students, Future Homemakers of America, Senior Mixed Chorus, Travelers Club, Skating Club, Future Nurses Club MARILYN GAIL BUTLER--Future Nurses Club Future Homemakers of America MARGARET CAROL BYRD--Forsgard Service League, Student Government Representative, Future Homemakers of America, DAISY CHAIN Staff, Texas Association of Bowling Youth, WACOAN Staff, Office Assistant, Library Assistant, Press Club, Red Cross Representative BILLY CAVITT--Tiger Band, National Honor Society, Texas Association of German Stu- dents,Music Appreciation Club,Folk Dancers Club, Interact Club LANELL CHANEYWORTH--Folk Dancers Club, Library Assistant, WACOAN Staff, DAISY CHAIN Staff, Homecoming Queen Nominee, Texas Association of German Students, Press Club, Masque and Wig CONNIE CHAPA--Y-Teens, Pan American Stu- dent Forum, Senior Mixed Chorus SYLVIA LAURA CIRILO--Future Secretaries Club, Folk Dancers Club, Personality Devel- opment Club, Tiger Band, WACOAN Staff GARY RANDELL CLENDENNEN--Distributive Education Club,Automechanics Club, Nation- al Thespians Society, Student Officials Club, National Forensic League JAMES RAYMOND COATS--Sportsmen's Club, Texas Association of German Students, Folk Dancers Club, Basketball, Baseball TOCIEMY COCHRAN--Library Assistant, Interact ub REGINA COCKRELL--Distributive Education, Berry Service Club, Red Cross Representative, Future Homemakers of America GWENDOLYN ANN COLLIER--Texas Associa- tion of German Students, Music Appreciation Club, Folk Dancers Club, Tiger Band, Red Cross Representative SHARON CAMPBELL--Future Nurses Club, Chorus MANUEL RODRIQUEZ CAMPOS--Sketch Club, Sportsmen's Club, Pan American Student Forum DORA CANTU--Travelers Club, Pan American Student Forum, Sketch Club, WACOAN Staff MARY L. CANTU--Future Nurses Club, Future Secretaries, Travelers Club, Folk Dancers HELEN MARIE CARRIZALES--Future Home- makers of America, Pan American Student Forum, Personality Development Club, Fu- Secretaries, Office Assistant JOE B. CASILLAS--Pan American Student Forum, Texas Association of Bowling Youth, Football, Field and Stream CARL EDMUND COLLINS--Student Officials Club,Automechanics Club, Basketball, Track, Tiger Band GARY MICHAEL COLLINS- Automechanics Club, Chess Club, Travelers Club JANIE D. COLLINS--Red Cross Representative, Student Government Representative,Y-Teens GREG COODY--DAISY CHAIN Photographer, Tiger Band, WACOAN Staff, Student Govern- ment Representative, Press Club, Chess Club, Skating Club, Music Appreciation Club SANDRA FAYE COOPER--Y-Teens, Future Homemakers of America, Folk Dancers Club, Pan American Student Forum, Personality Development Club, Los Adelantados ORTENCIA CORONADO--Folk Dancers Club, Pan American Student Forum, Future Home- makers of America, Contemporary Writing Society, Masque and Wig Club, Student Government Representative, Red Cross JAMES W. CRABBE--Folk Dancers Club, Field and Stream Club MICHAEL A. CRIST--Field and Stream, Sports- men's Club, Basketball, Baseball CARL CROW--Tiger Golf Team, Folk Dancers Club, Student Officials Club, Cheerleader LINDA CURETON--Red Cross Representative, Future Nurses Club, Folk Dancers Club, Golden Voices, Travelers Club MIKE DAUGHTRY--Student Government Rep- resentative, Sketch Club, Field and Stream Club, Automechanics Club, Folk Dancers LARRY MEREDITH DEAN--Distributive Ed- ucation Club, Automechanics Club DIANE DE ROSA--Junior Classical League, Red Cross Representative, Berry Service Club, Personality Development Club, Library Assistant, DAISY CHAIN Staff, Press Club, Future Homemakers of America, Office Assistant MICHAEL B. DICKERSON--Golden Voices, Chess Club, WACOAN Staff, DAISY CHAIN Staff, Photographer PAT DOLLERY--Red Cross Representative Masque and Wig Nm ti f- -'- ix X XZ Q af! NK ai' wa? BILLY JACK DONALDSON--Key Club, Folk Dancers Club, Basketball, Baseball EMILY DOSSER--Personality Development Club Skating Club, Folk Dancers Club, Future Nurses Club, Chorus MICHAEL DOSSER--Sketch Club, Distributive Education Club MELVIN DOUGLAS--Music Appreciation Club, Chess Club, Student Officials Club, Tiger Band DWEN DUKE--Chess Club, Sketch Club, Stu- dent Government Representative DALE DUNLAP--Junior Classical League, Key Club, National Beta Club, Student Govern- ment Representative, Scholarship Committee, Stage Band VIRGINIA DURON--Skating Club, Pan Amer- erican Student Forum, Folk Dancers Club, Personality Development Club ANTHONY D. ECHOLS- Kitten Football, Stu- dent Officials Club, Tiger Football, Track, Folk Dancers Club TERRIE ENGLISH--Future Nurses Club, Red Cross Representative, Future Homemakers of America RUBY NELL FAULKNER--Texas Association of German Students, Future Nurses, Red Cross, Library Assistant, Chess Club, Future Homemakers of America, National Beta Club, Darden Service Club, WACOAN Staff JUDY FLANIGAN--Genheimer Service Club, WACOAN Staff, DAISY CHAIN Staff, Red Cross Representative, Student Government Representative WAYNE FOSTER--Masque and Wig Gfe C00dY H E L P' ! ! Roy Nash: Take that, Miss Dumont! W LINDA FRIEDLI--National Honor Society,Folk Dancers Club, Texas Association of German Students, English Literary Society, Travel- ers Club, WACOAN Staff BETTY GARCIA--National Beta Club, Future Nurses Club, Golden Voices, Troubadors, Red Cross Representative RICHARD GARCIA--Sportsmenis Club, Pan American Student Forum, Football, Track TOMASA GARCIA--Future Nurses Club, Fu- ture Secretaries Club PAMELA GALE GARDNER- Darden Service Club, National Beta Club, National Thespian Society, Senior Class Secretary, Tiger Band, Girls Athletic Association, Live and Learn Panel, Homecoming Queen Nominee MIKE GARRETT--Key Club, Tiger Golf, Red Cross Representative, Automechanics Club, N Pan American Student Forum, Kitten Foot- ball, Texas Association of Bowling Youth DEBORAH KAY GEORGE--Travelers Club NANCY JANE GLASS--English Literary Society, National Honor Society, Folk Dancers Club, WACOAN Staff, Student Government HELEN GONZALES--Pan American Student Forum, Folk Dancers Club, Personality Devel- opment Club, Golden Voices ROSE RIGGINS GONZALES--Future Nurses Club, Personality Development Club, Pan American Student Forum, Library Assistant, Los Adelantados, WACOAN Staff, Future Homemakers of America, DAISY CHAIN Staff DEBORAH GOODMAN--Future Nurses Club, Genheimer Service Club, Personality Devel- opment Club, Contemporary Writing So- ciety, Future Homemakers of America, NANCY GOSS--City Secretary, National Beta, English Literary Society, Genheimer Service Club, Personality Development Club, Red Cross Representative, Golden Voices, Future Homemakers of America Come and get it! Hogs! I 17 M- an lm EARL VERNELL HARRIS--Masque and Wig Club, Girls Athletic Association, Red Cross Representative, Press Club, WACOAN Staff, National Thespians, Personality Development Club, Folk Dancers Club, Pan American Student Forum PAMELA JAY HARRIS--Personality Develop- ment Club, Tiger Tennis, Folk Dancers Club, Library Assistant, WACOAN Staff NANCY ANN HAYS--National Honor Society, National Forensic League, National Beta Club, English Literary Society, Darden Ser- vice Club, Future Homemakers of America, Office Assistant, Tiger Tennis SHIRLEY ANN HELLESON--Darden Service Club, Senior Class Vice-President, National Beta, Student Government Representative, NationalThespian Society, Texas Association of Bowling Youth, WACOAN Staff, Press Club, Office Assistant SANDRA HELSBY--Chess Club, Masque and Wig, Texas Association of Bowling Youth RONNIE HENAGER--Field and Stream Club, Automechanics Club, Baseball ETHELYN SUE GRAVES--Y-Teens,Girls Track Team, Folk Dancers Club, Future Home- makers of America RANDY GREEN--National Thespian Society, Travelers Club WINNIE FAYE GREEN--Travelers Club, Folk Dancers Club, Texas Association of Bowling Youth JESSE GUAJARDO--President of Texas Asso- ciation of Bowling Youth ELMO WILLIAM HAFERKAMP--Key Club, Pan American Student Forum, WACOAN Staff, Invitation Committee GORDON HAMLETT--Junior Classical League, English Literary Society, Chess Club, Golden Voices, Cheerleader, NUNC ET TUNC Staff GLENN HARDIN--Football, Folk Dancers Club, Baseball HARRY HARRINGTON--Senior Class President, Sportsmen's Club, Key Club, Basketball, Student Government Representative DELMARE COLLEEN HARRIS--National Beta Club, Future Homemakers of America, Na- tional Honor Society, Genheimer Service Club, Cheerleader, Girls Athletic Associa- tion if 'ev r Amy, I ALICIA GWYNN HENDRICKS--Golden Voices, Student Government Representative, Per- sonality Development Club, Homecoming Queen Nominee ESTHER HENNEN--Sight-Singers Club MILLIE PATRICIA HENRY--National Forensic League, Chess Club, Debate Squad, Tiger Tennis, Junior Classical League, Texas Asso- ciation of Bowling Youth ROBERT LYNN HENSLEY--Sportsmen's Club, Folk Dancers Club ANDREW HERNANDEZ--Automechanics Club, Field and Stream Club, Sketch Club, Track LINA HERNANDEZ--Pan American Student Forum, Y-Teens, Folk Dancers Club, Senior Homeroom President LINDA DIANE HESTER--Music Appreciation Club, Sketch Club, Tiger Band, Student Government Representative MICHAEL LEE HIX--Chess Club, Pan American Student Forum JANET HOLCOMB--National Beta Club, Press Club, Darden Service Club, Senior Class Treasurer, WACOAN Staff, Office Assistant, President of Senior Homeroom, Homecoming Queen Nominee PAMELA HOLMES--Personality Development Club, Future Nurses CINDY HOLZE--Golden Voices, Tiger Band, Forsgard Service League, Texas Association of German Students, Gym Assistant NANCY HORNER--Future Secretaries Club, Travelers Club, English Literary Society, Student Government Representative, City Secretary EVELYN HOWARD--Folk Dancers Club, Eng- lish Literary Society DANNY HOWZE--Sight-Singers, Golden Voices, Automechanics Club STEVE HUNT--Folk Dancers Club, Student Officials Club, Football, Basketball, Student Government Representative, Golden Voices GLORIA JACKSON--Texas Association of Bowl- ing Youth, Sight-Singers Club, WACOAN Staff, Chorus, Senior Homeroom Vice Pres- ident MIKE JAMES--Tiger Band, Golden Voices, Stu- dent Government Commissioner EARNEST JENKINS JR.--Automechanics Club, Student Officials Club, Music Appreciation Club, Folk Dancers Club, Tiger Band, Track JAMES JESTER-- CARL JOHNSON--Student Officials, Football, Basketball, Track, Sportsmen's Club MARSHALL WAYNE JOHNSON--Chess Club, Automechanics Club, Chorus, Football SANDI JOHNSON--Sight-Singers Club, Golden Voices VIRGINIA JOHNSON--Future Nurses Club, Y- Teens Club VIRGINIA MAE JOHNSON--Folk Dancers Club Texas Association of Bowling Youth, Person- ality Development Club, Skating Club, Future Homemakers of America, Library Assistant PATSY JOINER--Folk Dancers Club, Masque and Wig, Music Appreciation Club, Skating Club, Tiger Band, Texas Association of German Students, Future Homemakers of America, WACOAN Staff PEGGY JOYCE--Tiger Band, Golden Voices, National Beta Club, National Honor Society, Berry Service Club, Junior Classical League, English Literary Society, Cheerleader ALICIA KELLY--National Beta Club, National Thespian Society, Masque and Wig Club, Golden Voices, Troubadors, All-Region Choir, All-State Choir, Folk Dancers Club CHARLES KESSLER--Key Club, Field and Stream, Music Appreciation Club, Tiger Band, All City Band PAULA KEY--Tiger Band, Berry Service Club, National Beta Club, Future Homemakers of America, Texas Association of German Stu- dents, Student Government Representative FLOYD KING--Tiger Band, Chorus, Track, Folk Dancers Club 1 ROBERT LONG--Sportsmen's Club, Pan Amer- ican Student Forum, Basketball, Football, Senior Homeroom Secretary RICHARD LOPEZ--Field and Stream Club, Pan American Student Forum, Texas Asso- ciation of Bowling Youth, Sportsmen's Club WANDA GAYLE MABRY--National Honor So- ciety, English Literary Society, Forsgard Service League, Texas Association of Bowling Youth AXDELAIDE MALDONADO--Personality Devel- opment Club, Future Nurses Club, Berry Service Club, Office Assistant JOHN ALLEN MANGUM--Kitten Football, Stu- dent Officials Club, Library Assistant, Auto- mechanics Club, Music Appreciation Club ROSELIND MARQUEZ--Y-Teens,Pan American Student Forum, Future Homemakers of America, Senior Chorus, Future Secretaries CHERYL ANN MARTIN--Future Nurses Club, Library Assistant, Distributive Education, Senior Mixed Chorus JO ANN MARTIN--Future Nurses Club, Skating Club KATHY J. MARTIN--Golden Voices, National Thespians Society, Folk Dancers Club, Sight- Singers Club, Masque and Wig Club, All- Region Choir EVELYN KINSEY--Folk Dancers Club, Y-Teens BETTY LAUKA--National Honor Society, Eng- lish Literary Society, National Beta Club, Genheimer Service Club, Junior Classical League, NUNC ET TUNC, Chorus CURTIS LAVENDER--Student Officials Club, Sight-Singers Club, Golden Voices, Auto- mechanics Club DAVID LYNN LIGHT--Texas Association of Bowling Youth, American Junior Bowling Club, Sportsmen's Club, Student Govern- ment Representative LOU LITTLEFIELD--Future Secretaries Club, Skating Club, Y-Teens CHARLES EDWIN LOCKE--National Beta Club, National Honor Society, Travelers Club, Sketch Club, Folk Dancers Club, Texas Association of German Students, English Literary Society H 5 rs- Q fbi. 5 X . - --,1 1 gf: 1.: i WILSON MARTIN--Automechanics Club, Dis- tributive Education Club SHIRLEY RENA MASON--Skating Club, Folk Dancers Club, Pan American Student Forum, Secretary of Pan American Student Forum HARRIET MASTERS--Texas Association of Bowling Youth, Y-Teens LINDA MAYO--Genheimer Service Club, Dis- Yi 'tt' Y Shirley H. to Gary C.: '4You can have your gum back now. 22 tributive Education Club, Red Cross Repre- sentative, Student Government Representative Office Assistant, Senior Gift Committee RONALD D. MCCOLLUM--Texas Association of Bowling Youth, Student Government Representative,Sportsments Club, Chess Club, Social Committee ADDIS TAYLOR MCNAMARA--Tiger Football, Key Club, Office Assistant, Junior Classical League,Invitations Committee, City Manager NELLIE MELANCON--Folk Dancers Club, Y- Teens, Texas Association of German Students, Senior Chorus, Personality Development Club, Music Appreciation DONNA KAY MIDDLETON--Masque and Wig, Tiger Band, Music Appreciation Club, Junior Classical League, Future Homemakers of America, All City Band, Drama, Student Government Representative CARLIS MILLER JR.--Pan American Student Forum, Skating Club, Chorus ,Nconrs . 3 Greg Coody: I'd rather fight than shave. X It speaks for itself, Mr. Riola to WHS boys: Hold it! Gloria Jackson: You mean it's She's mine!,' only 3 o'clock? Denise Moseley enjoys punch at the N. H. S. reception. LARRY MILLER--Golden Voices, Folk Dancers Club, Basketball, Student Officials STEPHEN GEORGE MILLER--Distributive Ed- ucation Club, Automechanics Club MARC MITCHELL-- LINDA MARIE MOKRY--Personality Develop- ment Club, Tiger Band, Office Assistant, Travelers Club, Future Nurses Club, Red Cross Representative, Junior Classical League MARIA SOCORRO MONTOYA--Pan American Student Forum, Future Nurses Club MARY MOORE--Music Appreciation Club, Folk Dancers Club, Tiger Band, Forsgard Service League Yum ROY MORALES--Pan American Student Forum Folk Dancers Club, Senior Nominations Committee ROSE MARIE MORENO--Folk Dancers Club, Golden Voices, Senior Recognition Com- mittee BARBARA MORGAN--Distributive Education, Future Nurses, Senior Chorus, Skating Club 23 DAN NORTH--Chess Club, Key Club, Sketch Club, Texas Association of German Students SHIRLEY ODELL--English Literary Society, National Honor Society, Personality Devel- opment Club SCARLETT ANN O'HARA--Y-Teens, Person- ality Development Club, Chorus, Future Homemakers of America CARL O. OLIVER--Sketch Club PATRICIA ANN OLIVER--National Honor So- ciety, English Literary Society, National Beta Club, Folk Dancers Club, Personality Devel- opment Club, Travelers Club ESPERANZA HOPE OLVERA--Pan American Student Forum, Personality Development Club, Future Homemakers of America SUSIE ORDONES--Pan American Student For- um, Student Government Representative CATHERINE EVA OSTROSKI--Future Teachers Club, Folk Dancers Club, Sight-Singers Club, Golden Voices PATRICIA A. PEARSON--Travelers Club,Junior Classical League LARRY MORROW--Key Club, Baseball, Kitten Football, Student Officials Club DENISE MOSELEY--Personality Development Club, Student Government Representative, English Literary Society, Press Club, Folk Dancers Club, National Honor Society, Ed- itor of WACOAN, National Beta Club, Con- temporary Writing Society OLGA MUNIZ--Pan American Student Forum, Personality Development Club ROY NASH--Sportsmenis Club, Sight-Singers, Student Government Representative, Tiger Golf, Senior Homeroom President CYNTHIA KAY NAVARA--Future Nurses Club, Girls Athletic Association, Red Cross Repre- sentative, Office Assistant, English Literary Society DOUGLAS NIX--Basketball, Baseball, Football, Key Club, Sportsmen's Club, Red Cross Representative, Graduation Committee Nw JANICE LYN PECK--Tiger Band, Stage Band, Future Homemakers of America, Senior Homeroom President, National Beta Club, Forsgard Service Club, Girl's Athletic Asso- ciation, Live and Learn Panel MINNIE ROBERTA PENDLETON--Y-Teens, Folk Dancers Club LARRY VASQUEZ PEREZ--Pan American Stu- dent Forum, Tiger Band, Tiger Baseball, All-City Band LYN PETTIT--Basketball Queen 1967, Junior Classical League, Pan American Student Forum, National Beta, President of Senior Homeroom DIANE ALLEN PHYTHIAN--Darden Service Club, National Beta Club, Senior Mixed Chorus, Red Cross Representative, Library Assistant TOMMY PLEMONS--Sportsmen's Club, Key Club, Football Captain, Basketball, Student Manager, Commissioner X x 1: . in fsrv-s-'::::::,..ff-:.'.-.- I JOHN L. POTTS--Tiger Tennis Team, Folk Dancers Club, Skating Club, Junior Classical League, Senior Homeroom Vice-President BRENDA RADFORD--Texas Association of Bowling Youth, Genheimer Service Club, Office Assistant, Future Homemakers of America REBECCA JEAN RAINES--Personality Devel- opment Club, Future Nurses Club, Future Secretaries Club, Library Assistant, Folk Dancers Club, Student Government EMILY RICHARDS--Genheimer Service Club, Future Homemakers of America, American Red Cross, Tiger Tennis Team WANDA NELL RILEY--Sketch Club, Skating Club, Y-Teens, English Literary Society, Contemporary Writing Society, WACOAN Staff GUADLUPE G. RODRIGUEZ--Texas Associa- tion of Bowling Youth, Skating Club, Y- Teens, Pan American Student Forum JERRY ROGERS--Automechanics Club EMILY SCHROEDER--National Beta Club, Pan American Student Forum, Future Home- makers of America, Cheerleader, Darden Service Club, Homecoming Queen, Senior Homeroom President JIM SHAW--Football, Basketball, Baseball, Key Club, Student Officials Club, Senior Mixed Chorus, Golden Voices, English Literary Society, Troubadors, All-Region Choir DEBORAH LEA SHELLEY--Personality Devel- opment Club, Sight-Singers Club, Texas As- sociation of German Students, Folk Dancers, Senior Mixed Chorus PAULA SHELTON--Y-Teens,Folk Dancers Club, Tiger Band TERRY SHOFNER--National Beta Club, Stu- dent Government Representative, Forsgard Service League, Golden Voices SHARON CAROL SHUMATE--DAISY CHAIN Staff, National Thespian Society, Senior Homeroom Vice President, Folk Dancers Club, Homecoming Queen Nominee, Senior Recognition Committee LARRY SIMEK--Distributive Education Club MICHAEL SIMS--Sportsmen's Club, Baseball DAVID SMITH--Tiger Football, Track, Student Officials Club JUDY SMITH--Personality Development Club, Travelers Club, Senior Mixed Chorus MILEY SMITH--Y-Teens, Future Secretaries Club, Junior Classical League, Distributive Education Club PATSY MARIE SMITH--Personality Develop- ment Club, Future Nurses Club, DAISY CHAIN Staff, WACOAN Staff SHARON SMITH--National Beta Club, Folk Dancers Club, Chess Club, Office Assistant, Future Homemakers of America, Home- coming Queen Nominee STEPHEN GLEN SNOW--Automechanics Club, Distributive Education Club, Golden Voices LLOYD H. SPIVEY--Tiger Football, Field and Stream Club, Folk Dancers Club, Tiger Track, Basketball LINDA SPRUIELL--Forsgard Service Club, Red Cross Representative, Future Homemakers of America, Student Government, Senior Mixed Chorus, Senior Homeroom President CHARLES TIMOTHY STEWART--National Beta Golden Voices, Key Club, Pan American Student Forum GEORGE TICKELL--Golden Voices,Tiger Tennis, Student Officials Club, Sportsmen's Club WAYNE TURNER--Field and Stream Club, Sportsmen's Club ROBERT UZZEL--Masque and Wig, Junior Classical League, Interact Club, National Beta Club, English Literary Society, National Thespian Society DANIEL VALDEZ--Pan American Student For- um, Automechanics Club, Folk Dancers Club, Senior Homeroom Vice President JANIE VASQUEZ--Pan American Student Forum DELORES VELA--Travelers Club, Texas Associa- tion of Bowling Youth,.Personality Develop- ment Club PAT STEWART Red Cross Student Govern- ment Representative Folk Dancers Club, Future Nurses Club Senior Mixed Chorus EDNA A STONE Sketch Club Red Goss Representative JANIS STONE Berry Service Club National Beta Club Future Homemakers of America, Office Assistant Skating Club StudentGovern ment Representative WACOAN Staff SHARON STREETMAN Library Assistants Future Homemakers of America Red Cross Representative Folk Dancers Club ELDON SWENSON Field and Stream Club Texas Association of Bowling Youth Office Assistant Sportsmen sClub Automechanics Club JOHNNY TABOR National Beta Club, Tiger Band Interact Club Football Basketball, Track Commissioner Music Appreciation CONNIE TABORDON--WACOAN Staff, Stu- dent Government Representative, Contem- porary Writing Society JEAN ELAINE TAYLOR--Berry Service Club, National Honor Society, National Beta Club, DAISY CHAIN EDITOR, Junior Classical League, Student Government Representative ROBERT THOMPSON--Junior Classical League, NUNC ET TUNC EDITOR, National Beta Club, National Honor Society, English Lit- erary Society, Library Assistant, Contem- porary Writing Society R bra 'NF'-, v ev THOMAS WILSON WAGGENER--Mayor, Boy's State Representative, National Honor So- ciety, English Literary Society, National Beta Club, National Forensic League, National Thespian Society, Junior Classical League, Interact Club JOHN ROBERT WALKER--Tiger Band, Texas Association of German Students, National Beta Club, Office Assistant, Music Apprecia- tion, Interact Club, Stage Band MADLYN CAROL WALKER--Sight-Singers Club, Future Secretaries Club, Golden Voices, Senior Chorus, English Literary Society, Future Homemakers of America JANIS WALTERS--National Honor Society, Red Cross Representative, National Beta Club, Contemporary Writing Society, English Lit- erary Society, Tiger Band, Future Home- makers of America CATHERINE ANN WARREN--Golden Voices, Sight-Singers Club, English Literary Society, Office Assistant, Chorus NORVIS LORETTA WATKINS--Folk Dancers Club, NUNC ET TUNC Staff, Personality Development Club, Girl's Athletic Associa- tion, Junior Classical League KATHY WATSON--Red Cross Representative, Texas Association of German Students,Travel- ers Club, Library Assistant CAROLYN WHITE--Folk Dancers Club, Texas Association of German Students, Girl's Ath- letic Association, WACOAN Staff, Travelers Club MARY JENETTEE WHITE--Darden Service Club Travelers Club, Junior Classical League V Z U1 lb Z 5357252 Nijrgfj-:v-4 7:'rv-,.. .. pq milfcl-4 H4-w U3 wzirwi o.'D'F9:F' Hirgmaw Pagmmgg 3-1.2522 saws.. 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Darrell Wells helps deliver Thanksgiving baskets. 4, 2? wa JULIA WILSON--DAISY CHAIN Staff, Masque and Wig Club, Y-Teens, Future Homemakers of America, Folk Dancers, WACOAN Staff KAREN ELAINE WINKELMANN--WACOAN Staff, Future Teachers Club, Texas Associa- tion of Bowling Youth, National Thespian Society, DAISY CHAIN Staff JAMES LAWRENCE WOLFE--Junior Classical League, Key Club, Student Government Representative DOUG WRIGHT--Chess Club, Golden Voices, Texas Association of Bowling Youth, Sport- smen's Club, Music Appreciation Club ' GARY WRIGHT--Distributive Education Club, Automechanics Club Ruby Faulkner to Jimmy Wolfe: That's my line, not yours. Norvis Watkins? Let the Sunsnine Tommy Waggener: ' I told you I ve always wanted to Join l1'1... the Foreign Legion! X . C Eff ie Q. if , 'X 5 - I 4 ,S 3 svsgf . 1 , .X-, a if f-nd f .51: at X Z.-reg F C IUQQ .. ' 'Y fs 3 Q , , LL,L e-3' W- ,sr C vw!! X an , his if lf: f S? t vi . f f Sara Abraham Frank Allen Janice Angerman Steve Arocha Ines Arriola Ray Atkinson Charla Barker Danny Barrett J. Barton Darryl Benton n X .. k. M ,., 1 , are W9-ruff' K K, is A Charlotte Blackburn 3 f Eric Boswell Brenda Bramble Debbie Breedlove Donald Brown ik Mike Buckingham Richard Burns I ME f John Choat , rm, Cy.. I A 'S o r zr, C r, id - i' - ' .C X t in olo ,'.r, - A X ki' 4 it ii Q so C 'sf -'-:: : .. K -ef-la L L5 i f i Q kxkt ,X A P ' K a ,V V Q -I . S X KKV: KX C Q N l l e ff o l lx 5 30 ,, 'A Cvgmxsegfi ' ' Kay Clayton Judy Clendennen Carey Cobb Jeanette Cobb Ronald Cobbs Patsy Cockrell Floyd Colley Gary Comer James Compton Charles Copeland Pat Cotton Lewis Anne Cox Warren Cozby Roy Crook Jan Crouch Joe Cuellar Lynn Dalton Sylvia Ernran is - .1fsg,:5 . Q. L Eddie Ermls . - tt 1 g.k Jerry Farl- A T3 l lf.. L .ff - . Debbie Ferrell 51.35 E ' 1 ' X ' -5353, i 'E David Fetherlin Z, b . f , ., . .fi .A Iku i 2 Blanche Filoteo . . ,. .. . Li ff kddLd s L LL L Stella Flores Q - L 7? .,Q1 Q L, if L. Q LZ up ' .fff . . Q 'd dd L i f J 5 1 Q A .,.1 . .. k,,,: Z . y h he Maria Garcia L ,. :ZA A- I A Q . Richie Garrett , g Q, Q g 3 A Q: x ,.- - A 2-'rg I Trey Gerdes Jr. D .1 ee'ee - 4-1 Clyde Gibson K . if ! g ,f K.. K fi fi E V . :k.z psi : Ak . Clara Goedeke L L L f 1. Cindy GOISOU X if .. Q X, x L. - ' le W B ?s - XJ? Daniel Gonzales K L .. K p B?nny Graves g ALL A L, K 1 - Richard Gutierrez i 1 ,5 .g LL . . L z l Gerri Hayden . -l . Barbara Hendricks 1 , - Q L L ,i Lg. .K L , Phyllis Hernandez Steve Holcomb David Hopkins L -' i L.yy L L. 3 ,l iiii Karen Holland : 5 L :,- -fig, . .xr Q L :3'L5L.f - 1 ' -- L i ' ilii sgjernf if i I 1 i g + ..I X-sf, William Holton 'ii'i ' ' W L V. i rixyl V 'L V L Q' L 'f , L f' --'- L Georgeanne House c H . ., , . Pat Hudson X5 5 LL A so K . 'L Florence Huse .-'. I V, . V, ' ,K Edwin James i'i' K ,I L x if . D ll J l'1 A .-.: U t A rvi KE.: . -h s is , iw W ' -- 2.1 as 5. .. -z James Jordan L 5 p Steve Khoury , XLL , Sandra Kirk . -- - Lydia Kocian , g... Ns- K Q X LL L Gloria Lessor Q s f f .. Gilbert Lillard ' . LLVS ,Q ,D ' f Lyy. . Carol Lovell Kay Clayton: Jay, lt,S my turn to fm Q q ' -6 Patty Lyster play Little Susy Homemaker. . , As the forgotten link of our school, the Junior Class has been pushed aside, so that Waco High can give help to the Sophomores and praise the Seniors. Little watched and cared for, the Junior Class has blossomed into flower of leadership academically, athletically, and talent wise. Juniors are members of the different honor societies and service clubs. Juniors have performed with ease in the choirs, band, and speech activities. Also Juniors have held key positions on the football, basketball, baseball, and track teams. A junior girl was one of our cheerleaders, and many junior girls were nominated for Homecoming Queen. With these well-earned achievements, the Junior Class should be taken off the shelf and put into an honored position. Into their hands will ball luck, prosperity, and richness of character. CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK, JUNIORS. 31 lhbffh it 5' A .t X x N, wx in mf i ie sew M K W., Q- - , 19 n ff A l ie ,. t N We tm l ,fl .gi Y E. hw . , R Q l Qx '-'k iz, S 'S ..., I -k-- wr' '.,:, . K. ,N X - 1 X 5 .. .Qgwsh ,. . . asf i i ' Q -, ,. iii, as ,. :E- f Q33 .4 S Haywood Gulley: Look baby, you do your thing, and I'll get to work on mine. K Rita Martinez Jimmie Mathews Kathleen Mayr Yvonne McCartey Sherry McMahan Marcelino Medina Rose Ann Moore Dawn Mullen Colbert Murphy Allen Nabors Steve Norwood Dudley Owen Ray Angerman to Sue Beckworth: lt's just an Eddie. Look innocent and he won't attack. Isabell Padilla '---- Y is Ronald Paskos 1 Garry -Patterson fl E A af t fl -- gx 'Q' 1' - Susan Pelky q ...Q L, ls, Richard Peoples 1 i 'X ,yl V j M Judy Petree i sn m b X A , .. . L - T Leshla Phillips . David Phythiah v-it M' l , Q 4 Ruby Pimptom fs- -- Q? Harold Pirelo L - ' l Roger Powell Q' D Danny Raines ' wi 'i' 'ng W ,R Gary Ramon - LL , H L Charmain Reeves Q ly S' 'S D X dldd James Rejcek Q . if ' ff xbqzx S ,. 5 bx . 'i'. o,M, Rhea i I l . ' ' . Belinda Rhodes h-ii Q Q ' 2 Randall Riggs li K P X gf' l S -l Sharron Riley ' Q S 'K Q Curtis Rodriquez 5 0 5: A f ig! 12, Mihhle Rodriquez S Spanky: Duh, which way did they go which way did they go?l' Jacki Stanley 4 . ..f Bruce Roliard , ',h , . if-QV , 7 Jennifer Ross 'QQ S I -V , , gym Linda Ross ',eii i ff 'f L I H Q 1 ' ' , 1. Josie Salazar gi ,,,., V i i ,, ii Q Linda Samaniego V' ' 'Ei 5 i Clarence Sanders V f H ' Michael Scott Q j if W ' E ,,, V I A Andries Sigtenhorst X V Y ' A i I ,,,,,,l li , A -lt.i OV ii V l L il K Gwendolyn Simmons ullgli V V ,,V : 5 i f Joy Smith VLLVVL Mike Smith i'rlli W ' ' f ' ,f,, it -- W W J ,A 5 John Surber , V . Kathy Thomas 1 I fi, T I I '53 4 -,. .fvv ., in e g W V , Sherry Thomas VV 'fi ,ii-' Frank Tindle ,i . Lita Tovar -r'-f, 'a. i V VV K7 Nita Turner I-lello. My, name is Mary Jane -'df f QWVV . Bailey and I m a Metrecalic. 1, , J , V 4 6 VV S Janie Vargas ,jf , .A Y ' 3, zzv if rf Sue Wachtendorf ' ' My V ,l,, l ' 'V V L Alan Wagner 7 ,,e r I W 3 .,h, W J H ,VM ' V VV f ' 'g,,, A nfs V Karen Walker gr V V ff' , S 7 7 . -- Vf, ' . Donna Walton fi ,, aj' ? A ' js, 9 Ronnie Walts . - irr W 22-- A liiii David White ' ,,.,, , H Af, , S V 35, f V, , ,,,' Kay Williams , fi 4, V 5 ,la Larry Williams it N we q , fi? it Am WHSOH ,QV 'Q' f ' N 5 V Rita Wood its i V S, 51 S it a ' W vickiwood f I 14, EX! J - 6 21 V J -Q Tommy Zorn 33 fl .gk - J ' .'+e,.,,E,,fK I We ' Kam-wi ' Y ' f if-T V mv? . g ss ' A- ' . . 9, K Y. iiawwgg x i mi,-'Il a ,gg W. 4 ff + g 'Difissuqii M35-ze.. E N l,- Hg3,.i, 'sgmwgwg I '-fx M? 1 gg , , . ,,w13tH53g.,, ,- 'r ' ni f W . 2 E N I - r if , .ll 3? 1 ,y .5 Niger. 34 Betty Alexander Edith Alexander Georgia Amos . -'.-,.- Q: ,Mg p, Q L f T 15 t Eleno Arispe is RaYAnge1-man ee-1' P .P - K 3 ill- John Ash if X 1 Deborah Ayers or Q X' g - Q Anderson Bailey A o ' p pp Janet Baldwin ' D3 , , 1, . as gt . David Battles U S 1 1 llili gf, e In ' Vx ,L., W Debbie Beckworth A it N or t 1 A R.mlfurf:+f.f K K+ -'P K w n fn -X.. -.t , .. r f,-.: My , - '1 ef Mary Bounds L '--':f1' ' -L . f Vera Bowers A ' ' Michael Bradburn Brenda Bridges Bonnie Britt .. . -- A A . Janice Burgess i A A ii A V H' 'K i ,, as J K, 6 X. ,, A . me s..: r- 1 if- 'xv -' ' 'EM 3 xx do o r an A, is , 1. .l yi.. E ' 1' ge Phyllis Chamlee 5 r Charles Chester e ig 1 'YF l 'm Q ff f ' O I Q fx Thom Clark 2 ' ' V A A 4? . - .R X .L -Q fp Larry Clifton s Q up , s W O Travis Comer p Barbara Crawford - We 'W W Ng X I A , li 29' s , 1 ef Y '- i ' Mary Ann Cuellar ' Billy Covington Syble Davidson Debra Davis f B Larence DeBose X Q Lila Donaldson Belinda Drahn Pam Duke Pat Dunlap Ray Ellwood K ,-A : ' i X o Janet Eubank - '-f' it ' - ' Robby Farr 5 - X Sophomores this year have proven to be a vital part of Waco High by participating in athletics, band, and chorustspeech, art, and other activities of Waco High. Academically the sophomores have conformed and contributed to the rigid standards of high school study. As the newest link in our chain of students, the Sophomores have given their upperclassmen the satisfaction that comes when someone under their guidance excels and does well in their efforts. With these things considered, one can see that the sophomores can well take the rein of leadership as their years progress at Waco High School. CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK, SOPHOMORES. r .taf 5 .r,.- N .f iw A E of i f. 'e -my 1 if Q i 3 0 'Qs 5,4 ..., :,,: , S G3 l N, . K ' rw Y firfix in Vig o it .I -' - it 1 Avia his 1.1: all 'S G ,. M ii as ' f - V kzkk H wg- V35 -- .A X fr Q x wig' F f X4 F X was X , ggi , X S 21 'ima Juanita Flores Cindy Flowers Larry Flowers Ceclia Foreman Jan Forney Phronsie Foulks Carolyn Frazier Chuck Frazier Eugene Freeman U U I Kay Gardner: With all this loot I may get to a I-?1'1leeNFr1edl1 place so far away that they have never even Lmda Galbraith heard of Exer-geniesf' Ruby Galloway Kay Gardner Steve Garner Frances to Debra Davis, Rosi Moore, and Mike McNeil: I still say that you haven't lived until you've slurped ! Clare Gerdes Richard Goddard Joe Goodman Patsy Graham Connie Grimes Tommy Grimes Beverly Gunter Victoria Hammer Cheryl Harper Van Harrington Helen Hendricks Becky Henry Cathy Hill David Holland Jillyn Hoppie F is . L I nf , wha SQ? . . . K HE! A K , , yrrr L at , .. - J ..-' - I L , 1 G , x if W x l l 5 ' seee af , Rf Q ox r l e Y X 1 'ii or F '..r... -1 t..o. ' if P 1 G , . , if fi 35 sr --.Q X -f-. - lac , A K ,X .. f is H! 5 if J 'ie ? .f e 9' af ati L i R . aa+1,e svL :k3:ik,y2 .f i is : nf 43 C3 . L ',k. ig? sl S X ,. , tia l is .ag A X S N, , S ii .-rf. 'R 1 is Y x 3 ' 3. R.. eu... Q' , exft I. It-N r, Barbara Howze Sherry Ivy Cathy Johnson Marsha Jones Maria Juarez Donald Juntunen Kathy Kaluza Jan Kent Brenda Kimbrough Ronnie Kimbrough Beverly Kirks Jay Lee if , . Charles Lester Z A 4 Pam Lewis , ir, 5 ' 1 Henry Limback E p' Q I ' Douglas Little V A Q I Larry McCollum it L J ' iiii 2 i. . 'sl as :.k K 3 .W - L ' fi , I 9' fT.f' 4f?X1-f 27' J L ,f 4 ,sais 5. 2 .4 1 1. i gi: I 11, 1- . i .2 S ' X taxa, stts siei exe afjxsf -ifsefgi T X f 3 L 1 F -. qrrz tr..L L,-.r is-ff K is K '-2 n r Q if in ,Aa L p f -1.1 r fff 'M l -1 A . -.kL .g h ,- 1 no r f' Q: 1 .gg gm ix -N s at . fs J' S J - ' ': 'l: 36 Ray Ellwood drinking his specially treated Dr. P that will turn him into our hero, Super Sideburns! Gary McCormick Frank Bobbitt McGr Marsha McGregor Lupe Medrano Ellen Meier Jody Merilian Beverly Merritt Woodrow Miller Judy Mills Pat Mokry Rosi Moore Edna Morgan Leland Morgan Wendell Mosley Kenneth Muchmore Marilyn Mulcahy Janie Munoz Henry Murphy Linda Murphy Irene Nino Gloria Olvera Trecia Owens Jeff Palmer Luis Patena Becky Pauling Wayne Pick Becky Pooley Sandy Porter epper egor X S 1 Q ff X Q t -3 l S F J V x' ae' K ss l es X 3 is X so r ' liiliil .. sr ii' C N, FC K E Q A mL:L .. . Q ,A g 4 E Q A ., uf.. bbys J X S . g . -as - e F 3 . -X K ' - '- l f A ? 5g'.S Y N- . ef ww ' f as S J Q: V jj 3 ' 'A 'N , 7 , -K r N153 rf w f:: lg. . ' Y if la. :E ar - I E K- 1 ' Beverly Priddy Glen Raines Gloria Ramos Cindy Ray James Reid Paulette Riddle Robert Ridlehuber Zana Roberts Jean Robinette Deborah Rochell Saucedo Manuel Rodrlquez Michael Russell Kathleen Sanders Jane Scott Laura Scruggs Lewis Sessions Sandy Shaw Eddie Sherman Herman Sims Prissy Slough Larry Smart ...J Phyllis Chamlee and Kay Gardner showing their affection for J. Barton, one of our loveable Junior boys. Connie Smith Delores Spivey Rosalind Spruill X Mary Spurgeon iir Q if Carol Stewart 2 gr j ,r,. g fig X, Karon Stookey iel ff XX My if X KA Sharon Thompson ig 3 K ' Q SE is -'I- -'- Q A ws Lg, Y 5 ff sl 5 S T Es! Deborah Thurman Donna Turnipseede 1-: i'i Kenneth Tyler J ' fi' i ' X W it X Dwyaine Uptmore ' u ' 'gs 1 - ' I 11 . 2 T Linda Walker 5 f is X W N . ju Will? 2 he it X at if Cafolyn e S 2 , so i Mir J Q if X J S 1 T e t S Bridgett White Evelyn Willis Randy Willis Wanda Willis Linda Wright Janice Yancey Debbie Zimmerman R R . i i E A sz , VL? V if ar' ' 1 A ' Class of '69 We're the class that's superfine, we're the class of '69! David Light: We need some more food! Huang, - Carolyn White, WACOAN business manager: Oh, no! An ad has just been canceled. 38 Nancy Glass, feature editor of the WACOAN, and Julian Molina, sports editor of the WACOAN, find time to relax during Baylor Journalism Day. i in Kay Ostroski and Silvia Cirilo work hard on the WACOAN. Talk about scatter brained ., ,ig aaaaann :er Wade Brannan, Silvia Cirilo, Dora Cantu, anxiously await the start of the Senior Recognition Day Assembly as Ox s Mrs. Parker to Carolyn Crook: So that's where my adding machine tapes weritf' Julian Molina: Pasting is so much fun. 40 pu-un-wvvnllxlf l 'T' M.,-. F Janis Stone with one day left to work on her research paper. Karen Winkleman: Those headlines just kill me. Wanda Riley: One more for the trash can Wwfw 'ii AWMWJ' , ' A Sl I , L .Mez Mike Dickerson: I don't know about them, but I kinda like Mondays. William Comer - The Big Bad Gorilla .: . . , ' my - 1,2-vin-e, . -:efx'k1'e:, - L iiii llii iil , f-if 1 XR 'P , : 1, - , , V 2 Ji N .t ug a fl MT llvlg , A , 42 Leonard Williams: Now if I can only rearrange it so it will look like my story. REMEMBER WHENQP?-3 'Gr M . R Q .ff,f ' '11 .f':y ,,,g,, 1+ , f c A , gs Z ij.. W ,f f 1 ? 9' ' I 5 fff4fg,p,1,a: - Jhffkjff ' ,vji 433. 1 A 'h-93:95 M Mp, MW I A,,' -- A, 2 W 1 'V ' I 'ff .V ,,, 0-Q1 f .f,, , , T I 35 F5 g :'g I fi ' 1 . 1? ' an AW M M! lass of '70 We've got spirit, we've got soul, we're the class of '70I ,W www Some WHS Junior girls learning to protect themselves. Kay Clayton: Maybe I should have put some food in it. He looks like he's expecting something nice. 44 Patsy Cockrell, Cindy Lowe, Mary Jane Bailey, and Lynda Williams caught in the act of doing their thing. How are you going to act, Mary Jane Bailey? You don't know, do you? Class of ' 7 'gLook out world here we come, we're the class of '71!', Ww- Jackie Byrd, Beverly Merritt, and Gerdes pause before they enter the DAISY CHAIN room to have their picture taken. Coolie fLawrence DeBoseJ: I'll think of something cute to say in minute. I always do. Mr. Perot won't notice. Clare Russell Ross: Don't tell anyone, but I forgot my horn. Maybe I WHS sophs even try to satisfy Ladybird 45 1 1 vp --'- ,,., E . 'W Uv 'fu g, M, F 4 , ..-- ' ,WM F Electric Ranges Provide Cool Cooking Rose Moreno believes in cooking the modern way. Studies show a majority of girls who learn to cook on an electric range in home economics classes hope they will always have an electric range to cook on! Among the reasons they give for electricity's popularity are It's cleaner, heat is more accurately controlled, it's more modern, and gives you all the newest cooking conveniences, like the self-cleaning oven. A new electric range is so efficiently designed it cooks the food, not the air around it - and keeps your kitchen cooler. With automatic controls, it'll even cook your oven meals while you're away from home. Enjoy the easy, modern way to cook. Join the others who say - It's an electric range for me -from now on! exas Power 81 Light Compan A tax-paying, investor-owned electric utility ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY MR. AVERY DOWNING, M.A. Superintendent MR, BARRY THOMPSON, M.S Assistant Superintendent SCHOUL ADMINISTRATION Standing: Mr. Emmett Yant, Mr. Gordon Rountree, Dr. Tom Husbands, Mr. Lydon Olson, Sitting: Dr. Clifford Knape, Mr. John B. Faulkner, Mrs. M. M. MacRae. WACO HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS MR. W. E. WEATHERS, M.A. MR. JOHNIE RIOLA, M.S. MISS GRACE HAMILTON, M.A Principal of Waco High Schwl Assistant Principal, Boys Advisor Girls Adviser MRS. ELIZABETH RITCHESON MRS. CARRIE W. WILLIAMS, Business Manager M,A, Registrar Coordinator of Club Activities MISS AGNES TALLEY Director of Guidance, M.E. 49 Wh we' BOBBIE ABERNATHY, B.S. Homemaking Future Nurses Club MR. LESTER BAKER, B.S. Mathematics Bowling Club MRS. IRMA GRACE BATE, M.A. Business Education Student Government MRS. CLYDE BAXTER, M.A. .English Masque and Wig Club MRS. KATHERINE. BOURLAND, Mathematics Berry Service Club RONNIE CASSADY, B.A. Speech, Drama National Thespain Society National Forensic League MR. KENNETH CLARK, M.S. Driver Education Mrs. Flood to Mr. Flood: I saw you give the Tigers those extra points, but I won't tell if you won't, B 5 is 9s s . Q sf' 1.. 'W .'---- 1 VKLLL I K ga MISS SADIE CONNOR, M.A. MISS .OTHELLA DENHAM, M.A. SYLVIA L. DUBOIS,B.A. Social Studies Llbraflan A Math6matiCS P.A.S.F. Club II Llbfarb' Assistants Club Personality Development Club MRS. READ DAWSON, M. Ed. MRS- BILL DODGEN, B.S. English English Literary Society 1 ' WW. M55 Pysical Education, Tennis Coach, Folk Dancers Club Mrs. Price: All I wanted was a tree for Christmas. Don't look now Mr. Smith, but there's a copy cat standing MR. JOE FLOOD, B.S. Social Studies, Coach Key Club behind you. MR. WAYNE GARDNER, M.S. Physical Education Head Football Coach MR. ROGER FRANCIS, M.A. Journalism S BETTY GIBSON MISS HELE D ' Daisy Chain, Wacoan, Press MR - Science N UMONT' MA Club, Quill and Scroll Club Attendance Secretary . , A . , , i,,.. ,.,, 6 V f f. ' f fc -1 - s V i' 5 ' 51 Mr. Linnstaedter: But Mr. West said he ordered his Turtle from Central Freight. MISS ASA D. GRANT Study Hall Supervisor English, Spanish Chess Club English, Business Education Future Teachers Club MRS. PATRICIA HOWARD, B.A. English Contemporary Writing Society MR. W. D. HUDSPETH, M. Ed. Distributive Education MISS KATHERINE HUGHES, M.A. English BILL HUNTER, B.S. Social Studies Interact Club MR. R. B. KEITHLY, M.A. Social Studies MR. ELWIN M. LAWHON, M.A. Mathematics Mr. Fritz Linnstaedter, B.S. Industrial Arts A . Mr. Francis: Stage Fright utomechamcs Club 52 MISS RUTH JEAN HAMILTON, M.A. MRS. JOHN A. HOUSTON, B.A. Wwe in . fl? 'i C .. ,T ,fl .9 li , NSIAYVX , 32 . I i f I I ' .0 iffy' 2 .Q . V 5 ' ' sf tist I A fp. Esfgigii. , E , 41. 7' 'fi f- .r J Y se - I 'wif' mf n F A 5 awe x gag N, 4393 52594, ,5 EGG W 142 je mg, ff W if fa J, D. if at if f X, af, y iff if f, jar , ,gf K, ,fig X ff If ft 7 f ii, MR- RANDY LOFGREN, M.M-Ed- MRS. JODONNE LOVE, B.A. MRS. WILLIAM MILLS, M.A Choral Director Latin, English English . Sight Singers Club Junior Classical League Forsgard Service Club MRS. GAIL LONG, B.A. MRS. W. B. MCHAM, B.A. Reading Improvement Art Sketch Club if ., ' ' ll ',V ,v,,Wf 7 5,7 4' 2 A , ' --., . f 'l 5 , ii tt JOE CLYDE MITCHELL B.S. MISS ELIZABETH MORGAN, M.E. Mathematics, Spanish Mathematlcf Physical Education Darden Service Club MISS LIDIA MONTEMAYOR, B.A. MRS. DOROTHY MORROW, B.S. English, Spanish Homemaking National Honor Society National Beta Club Miss Morgan to Mr. Perot: If you can't do any better of a Mrs. Mills to Mrs. Love: I sure hope this dance is over job than that get down and let me do it. soon because I'm getting very sleepy. f , . r er.. if N 53 WWE :A fi ' S ' 1 7- ' MRS. LOUISE NEWMAN Secretary to the Principal RUTH NOLTE, B.S. Hornemaking Red Cross MRS. W. M. PARKER, B.S. Business Education Y-Teens DENNIS PASSINO, M.Ed. Civics, World History Field and Stream Club RICHARD G. PEROT, M.M.Ed. Band Director Music Appreciation Club MRS. ELIZABETH PRICE, B.S. Health, Swimming Future Nurses Club MRS. ADAH PYLES Attendance Secretary .ffm c Mrs. Newman: Why did I ever tell Mr. Weathers I knew shorthand? Hunter to Mr. Gardner: I think I'd make a good fish, don't you? ss -Qskssv . Q' ss we .,L Q 'K 4 s ff is N 3 iss WILBURN E. ROWE, B.S. MR. RICHARD SMITH, M. Ed. Health, Human Relations Physical EdUCati01'1 Sp0rtSm9n'S Club Kitten Basketball Coach JACK SCHRAEDER, M.S. MRS. GERALDINE SMITH, BS. 131010251 Homemaking Head Basketball Coach Mrs. Dodgen is happy about the Thanksgiving baskets. Mr- Caseady to Leonard Williams He did it! MRS. AUDREY TANDY, B.S. MR. JAMES E. WATSON, B.A. English Science Personality Development Club I Field and Stream Club I MRS. LINDA SYKORA, B.A MRS. JANE WALKER M E PhYS1Ca1EduCat10U Business Education , MR. E. A. WERNER, M.S Cheerleader Sponsor Future Secretaries Club Industrial Arts ff 'M' 55 S s l MR. G. H. WEST, M.A. Science MRS. VELMA M. WISE Study Hall Supervisor , y y. , ,,. ' 1, . Q , 4 we K ,sg Q MISS LAVERNE WONG, M.S. Science Genheimer Service Club MR. JIMMY WOODS, B.S. Industrial Arts Bowling Club MRS. JACK VAN ZANDT, B.A. Librarian MISS HATTIE E. ZURFLUH, M.A Spanish, Social Studies P.A.S.F. Club I Mrs. Bate: I always told you I was the true Homecoming queen. Robert Thompson to Gordon Hamlett: Is that the drawer we put the frog in? 56 my i ORGANIZATIONS gf, ff V ,QW gg. - ,fu K' I , 453, Kb--Sl Y' me .-K- mmf, EEE tftikik v- s -f - L' i, g.,,,..1- pg, in E 71? , -J na' -'HN' W A 3 1 1 ' Q V. ,. ,1 E , up F X I S1 he 1 9 f W 1 5 il, o I 4 ls W 'r NP , a '51 , , , 5 - ,,V ww- 'Y N age, Row 1: Martin, Cox, Debose, Stewart, Comer, Holcomb, Walker, Alcaraz Row 2: Salazar, Golson, Sigtenhorst, Santry, Torres, Brown, Barret, Shofner, Joyce Row 3: H. Gonzales, Kelly, Phillips, Warren, Angerman, Dodd, Hitt, Hopkins, M, Gonzales, Lyster, Clayton, Stanely Row 4: Holze, Wood, Mayfield, Smith, Roliard, Dickerson, Copland, Roberts, Row, McNeil, Roberson, Johnson, McElroy, Gregory, Ostroski Row 51 Mr. Lofgren, Walton, Cotton, Mullen, Howard, Howze, Lavender, Tickell, Miller, James, Crook, Moore, Bailey, Groppel, Samaniego GOLDEN VOICES Director: MR. RANDY LOFGREN 1969 Golden Voices Officers President ............. ........... M ike James Vice President ........ ............. G ene Moore Secretary-Treasurer ...... ....... N ancy Grusendorf Chaplain ................. ...... S teve Holcomb 60 Once again our swinging Tigers could be depended on to deliver a top flight performance in either production or contest. The 1969 edition of the Golden Voices presented a stellar performance of Oklahoma in Waco Hall. They also gained the best aggregate ratings in U. I. L. choral contest to be achieved by Waco High in many years, posting three superior ratings in concert and two in sight- reading, bringing home two sweepstakes trophies and one first division award. We are proud of your achievement and spirit! Vg.: E.- Q ' .M ,, Kg 5 Q fx sf A, Im, A 1.---sr-uv JUNIOR CIR LS CHORUS SENIUR MIXED CHORUS Row Row Row Row Row ..-f W ff' 1 . 2 . 3. 4. 5. iii' A ,. Q, Row Row Row Row 4' 7 1 W -Q, A 3 W9 -A 'QI , 1 -W mf: if v .,,. , Ltyy A f , 3, 'ff.,.s ,,i ,Ag '.,-, s. ,V Morin, Burgess, Murphy Smith, Lessor, Hudlin, Echols Goedeke, Kinsey, Diamond, Appel, Chester Ayres, Beckworth, Amerine, Zorn, Jester, Bible Barnes, Tabordon, Medrano, Cooper, Bounds, Warren Amerine, Morin, Lessoe, Diamond, Hudson Hennen, Cobb, J. Smith, Kocian, Howze Kinsey, Smith, Allen, Beckworth, O'Bier, Dorsey Ayres, Goedeke, Burgess, Merilian, Davis, McClain, Eddleman 1? 5. aaa wry . 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X, wk Z V I ,A , -, Qu,-, - Z 9 ' vi Pi' , Y a :VV I V, , 5 x f r v .17 I1 'Wi Q gg M 22, f Z in I -I K ln is HH' 1 E 5 5 ' xasi 'tm s 3, iw 'J s f I gs P Q! we QQ jf , Q 'H ,W W' , Sl' W :lib-f ig 3 'H lilfihd, Mike James: Girls just adore men with moustachesf' Rita Wood: I shouldn't have asked Miss Hami1t0H what she considered a proper skirt length. CHORUS ACTIVITIES Alynn Newsom: ' And furthermore, we demand Roy Nash! I think I'm getting Eur-ofh-in hgafjaghg. Ng. gggff shorter rehearsals, brighter spotlights. . f' 65 5 Q E fkry , , E Ig 2 5 Jef f ig EQ 7 3 ff V- ' X M5525 i,Y m'ZZ1fWg f ,f ,, I 41 , 4 M iw if A , 4s 4fijpfz4,gz 65 fs fy I I 'Y 3 2 . g, 451a53f,5r,fq:vfZ05,gzQW, ,W -f ., f V- M A ,Q f A , 5 M , 2 4 , ,Mb W, ,,,,,h:V,'. ,,,L: 5 Y , 1 7 L, Q 24 . 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Duke Band Sections Row 1: C. Gibson, James, Tabor, Stewart, Cairtt Row 2: Thomas, Reyes, R. Gibson, Walker, Kessler, K. Sanders TRUMPETS 68 SAXOPHONES Row 1: Spivey, Berryhill, Ridlerhuber, , Gonzales, Newton Row 2: Riojas, Alcala, Collins, Napier, C. Sanders PERCUSSION Retzer, Turner, Patena, Bush, N. Mangum, N. Cobb FRENCH HORNS Rhodes, Crain, Hamlett, , D. Duke, Weishuhn , 3,,.,..-0- ' ALTOzUUDBASS CLARINETS. Palmer. Garcia, Porter, Shelton, Browner BASSIANIDSTRJNG Row 1: King, N. Mangum Row 2: J, Mangum, Dunlap Bowers, R. Ross 70 FLUTES Peck, Key, Ross, Clayton, Smith Band Sections SENIORS Row Row 1: Bermea, Gardner, Collins 2: Hester, Key, Peck Row 3 Row 4: Row : J. Mangum, Dunlap, Shelton, Collier, D. Duke, Porter Cavitt, King, Jenkins, Middleton, Walker, Kessler 5: Bowers, Tabor, James, Stewart CLARINETS Row 1: Bermea, Gardner, Hester Rodgers Row 2: Kennedy, Collier, Murphy, Middleton, Hinojosa Band Sections These stairs are getting us nowhere. He thinks I'm blowing it but I'm faking it. Mary Moorer Eddie, my heart still isn't in my blowing. THE DAISY CHAIN 1 N. I .- Row 1: Taylor, Wilson,Byrd, Bizzell, Winkelmann, Gonzales Row 2: Blount, Phillips, Chaneyworth, Smith, DeRosa, Holcomb Row 3: Beckworth, Dickerson, Tickell, Bagley, Buckingham DAISY CHAIN Sponsor: Mr. Roger Francis The production of the DAISY CHAIN is an extra curricular activity which requires much hard work and dedication. All the editors on the staff have given much of their time and energy since September until May to the publication of the 1969 DAISY CHAIN. The business staff has been responsible for selling and preparing copy. They have sold the yearbooks through the business office and prepared the distribution of the books to students. DAISY CHAIN STAFF Editor-in-chief, ....... . Managing Editor ........,... Classes Editor ................... Associate Classes Editor ...... Clubs Editor ................. Associate Clubs Editor.. Organizations Editor ..... Faculty Editor ....,,......... Sports Editor .............. Photography Editor ...... Photographers ............ .....................Jean Taylor .......LaNell Chaneyworth ..............Diane DeRosa ...........Leshia Phillips .......Sharon Shumate .........Cathy Bagley ..............Rose Gonzales ......Karen Winkelmann Buckingham . .................................. Julia Wilson ......Eddie Beckworth, Greg Coody Bill Craig Mike Dickerson Composer Operator ....... ........................... C arol Byrd Business Manager ........ Assistant Manager ....... ...................Debb1e Blzzell Smith Advertising Manager ...... ..................,........ G eorge Tickell Advertising Salesmen .... Typist ........ ........ Larry Blount, Ronald Cobb Steve Holcomb ........Wanda Riley 73 as Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Beckworth, Raines, Mokry, Ostroski, Haferkamp, Pelky, Adams, Harwell Muniz, Mayo, Smith, Breedlove, Cantu, Cirilo, Martin Gonzales, Spivey, Williams, Johnson, Jacobus, Buckingham, Craig, Neveraz WACOAN STAFFS Journalism Advisor: MR. ROGER FRANCIS EDITOIYIAIA DEPARTDIENT BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Elmo Haferkarnp - --,-..---44- ,,--A - . -----, .. .... .. ' Editor-in-Chief Brenda Radford, Neiiie Melancon. Jo Maron. Janet Holcomb . .. .. .. .,........ ,..,..... . . ,.... . -- ASSOCQHUS EQUOI' Bobbie Blaine . . ........ . .... ,. .. .... ., . .... Circulation Managers Linda Fri0dli, Earl Harris ...,, Managing Editors Olga Muniz .......... .. ,.,. ....,..,,., 4 .,.., . Exchange Manager Mary Williams, Linda Mayo ------4---- CUPY EGIPOPS Karen Harwell ......... . . 'rnbune-Herald Publicity PMSY Jfiincr ,,,..,.. . ....... A --'- V ------ News Edifor Carolyn White .........,.....,...,,.,.,....,.. Business Manager Julia WUSOH --.-----i.. -- Assistant News Editor Patsy Smith .. .... ......, ....,...... A s sociate Business Manager Ruby Faulkner -4-----'- 34 --'A Feature Editor Kenneth Savoy, Doug Faith. Tim Hunt, Bill Craig Collection Managers PHFOYXSIG Feulks -- A '--- Assistant Feature Edlwr Debbie Goodman , ...,...... .........,....,...... A dvertising Manager Claudia Litton .. ............... , Becky Raines Kay Ostroski, Shelia Thompson Linda Mokry Billy Donaldson . ..... , ....,..,...,,....,..... '----- - -- SPONS Edltfll' Glenn Hardin. W I Tommy VVilliams . ..,,,,...... .. ., .. ,: -- ' ASSlSifin7- SDONS EGIQOVS ., .. Associate Feature Editor .. Social. Academic News Editor Assistant Academic News Editors , H , A..4,.A V. . , H Associate Social, Academic News Editor Daniel Gonzales, Debbie Breedlove, Judy Sartor .. ...... Staff Artists Teresa Alcarez, Shelia Gray, Cindy Holze, Wand,a Riley, Sharon Shu- mate, Mary Silva, Sharlotte Adams, Dora Cantu, Ann Cotz, Carolyn Crook, Robert Jacobus, Patricio Neveraz, Lloyd Spivey. ,, .......,........,, Advertising Salesmen ....., ....., . IBM Composer Operators Linda Williams .... . .. . Carol Byrd. Pam Harris Carl Johnson, Mike Buckingham, Olga Muniz .......,. ,. .. , ..... , Headline Composer S P lk ,. ,..,... .....i.,...... -.---- G iris Sports Editor - - Lggigrd ewmliams HA -I H H HHH, Associate Sports Editor Karen Winkelmann .... ............,,... T ypist Sue Be:-kworth, Patsy Amerine, Silvia Cirilo. Julia Wilson, Karen Winkelmann .,.....,....... ............... '---- V R eD0VteVs Eddie Beckworth, Tommy Williams .... ...... . ,..,, 4 - Pl'l0i0gY3Ph9VS Row 1: Alcaraz, Silva, Riley, Winkelmann, Wilson, Joiner, Williams Row 2: Melancon, Blain, Foulks, Gray, Friedli, Faulkner, Shumate Row 3: Goodman, Harris, Holcomb, Litton, B. Radford, E. Harris, Beckworth, Holze Row 4: L. Williams, Savoy, Donaldson, Hardin, Buckingham, Faith, Hunt is Row 1: Wilson, Joiner, Gonzales, Alcaraz, Moseley, Taylor, Riley Row 2: Silva, Bagley, Mayo, Faulkner, Friedli, Glass, Foulks, Smith, Chaneyworth, Phillips, Winkelmann Row 3: Goodman, Pelky, Harris, Williams, Litton, Mokry, DeRosa, White, P. Harris, Sais Row 4: Ostroski, J. Holcomb, Bizzell, Williams, Strickland, Scott, Gonzales, C. Byrd, Beckworth, Mr. Francis Row 5: Hejl, Dickerson, Coody, Donaldson, Shilling, Hardin, Tickell, Custer, S. Holcomb PRESS CLUB Sponsor: MR. ROGER FRANCIS President ..........,......,....................,................ Mike Dickerson Vice-President ........ Secretary ............ Treasurer. ..,...... EDITORIAL 11170 A DVFHIIDRTYF ,vga nnnwnrvnuaw .L Encouraging students in the various phases of journalism work is the main purpose of the Press Club. Every student enrolled in journalism is given an opportunity to become a member of the club which is sponsored by Mr. Roger member of the club which is sponsored by Mr. Roger Francis. This year members attended the Baylor Journalism Day in March. .......Denise Moseley .........Ju1ia Wilson .......Diane De Rosa - T, , -.... BU SLT DEPAR'i'i'viEiw 1 Denise Moseley .........,....,......,...,..,... ,........................,...., Edj tor-in-chief Janis Stone ...,,.,..,......., . ................,.....,.........,....,.............,, Business Manager LaNell Chaneyworth ..,..,., ,.,,..., , Managing Editor Connie Tabordon ....... ........,,...,.......,....,,. A dvertising Manager Cathy Bordovsky .............. ,,.,,,. ...,,,,.,,, ,.,,,,.,,..,,, N e w s Editor Judy Flanigan ......,. ....................,............. Ci rculation Manager Nancy Glass ..............,,..,... ...,..,,,,,...,.,....,..,..., F eature Editor Gloria Rauls ............. - ..... ........ A ssociate Circulation Manager Diane Althage ,...,,.. Social, Academic Editor Karen Winkelman .......... ...- ,........ - ...,,,.......... - .....,...........,.......... - ,,... Typist Julian Molina ..,... - ,,.,,.,,,.,,,,,,...,,,,.,..,...,,., Sports Editor Lishia Phillips ...., - .,..,.. .. ....... Typist Larry Doye .......,..........,..,....,.. - ...,....., - ,.......... Associate Sports Editor Mike Dickerson ......,...........,...............,..................,...........,.,.... Photographer Row 1: Janis Stone, Diane Althage, Connie Tabordon, Judy Flanigan, LaNell Chaneyworth, Julian Molina Row 2: Mike Dickerson, Cathy Bordovsky, Nancy Glass, Gloria Jackson, Denise Moseley, Larry Doye ,Q , :if isa, M-.W 5' Q F-,??Vey 1 , wasfe,-:,f.,ssi.,ierQgff,, --:, ' ,. aff-,,4g: if g 5.9.1 ',-tffzffif f ft zrm,,. , '11ifis-11:23:iiirfffa-la-Ti' ft- , ,,,,.f,1ae,,f, 1 1 , gqgwyfg fg,gi,,e3511wf - if W M .. f fi2ti?.zwuf5grLzfgf,1 M, , at .,,,,sa .1 . f gr. ,ff C 2- ' , ,a ,.r,,,..:i - , ,fr - ' aww,-,xr 4, War 7- , ,, ,.s.,Wr-1, V, , f 2 s Mem fix gl. - L .. 'M- , 'wil ' 'S - me i ff- - , f- gif:-' .f.,,1f Qi' .Dfw-.,,,, . . if-ws, ' , warm it 9 kd 8. 'S Y U U' . - . ,- e f: 1 H - 4 155 2 . V , ,Q a, s,,, 7, . 3 1 - maj: ' - , 1- A , ,- 1 ,, J :. e i t E J S 74 r .rr i iiii i,l WWW? M ,W ,K M ,Mt v , fc., , : ' if gf 'lf A -, M 1 M I i X r giai? Z W 5' J 11 A i n ag K K t it up .gy ia ni 3,3 5, If 1' .5 3 in .1 if M. . 7' , 22 ,. , WH? I if J M .. A V A '1 ' H ' . v, I w' in Wmjj- E , 1' A ,K . 'V V nf,,:j,ZZ' 'f ,Nqr 3 - wwpgfj Q, ta, . fg , , is ..?- .a:7' 'fe ' ,Wi fmsi ' , , 4, E V V ,,,, X ,. V . M , i W , . K ,wi H 'f'V'f A - - a .- f.I.1i a n ' g f e . f-C3f:, , i' 1 '- l ., ,. T ep.. at y F -' '. , 'if' 3 'Mr' -, S 'J ' i ' 75 w ' N ...V M . ,, , ..,... I .V .., 'f . X. m, Q' ' fc., v 'iw ' 1, if f 1 ff , L- ' , -f i., 7 K , ' ' 1 . :..g.Lf' ., H, ' H 'Ln if ..Mnwa,,, ' , , , lv' Row 1: Cotz, Fisher, Lessor, Cox, Hartman, Cobb Row 2: Mokry, Lauka, Garrett, Pearson, Clay, Sigtenhorst Row 3: Brown, Kultgen, Hamlett, Clark, Uzzel, Berndt, Thompson JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Sponsor: MRS. JODONNE LOVE The Junior Classical League is an association composed of students taking Latin. This organization has both state and national conventions for its members. Members of the WHS Junior Classical League won several awards at the Texas JCL Convention held March 7 and 8 at Jefferson High School in Port Arthur. Delegates to this convention were picked on the basis of merit, scholarship, and JCL points. Fall Gordon Hamlett. Barry Berndt .............. Jennifer Ross ...... Haywood Gulley. ..........,..President...... .Vice-President.. .....Secretary.............. .Parliamentarian Steve Holcomb ............... Reporter ....... Steve Khoury ...... Row 1: Britt, Gardner, Frazier, Foulks, Kimbrough, Ross, Harper, Morgan, Muller Row 2: Duke, White, Mokry, Mills, Ayres, Zimmerman, Chamlee Row 3: R. Kimbrough, Khoury, Cobb, Willis, Nash, Holcomb Sergea nt-at-arms ...... .. Spring ......Sheryl Cobb Lewis Anne Cox .Carolyn Frazier Steve Khoury ......Russell Ross ......Randy Willis NUNC ET TUNC Editor .................... ...... R obert Thompson Assistant Editor ........ V .....,.... Jennifer Ross Business Manager ................,... ......,........... B etty Lauka Assistant Business Manager ........ .,.... A ndries Sigtenhorst Exchange Editor ........................... ..........,. G ordon Hamlett Assistant Exchange Editor .............................. Bob Roberson Typists ....... Patricia Pearson, Miley Smith, Norvis Watkins Leshia Phillips, Mary Ann Higgs In its 45th year of publication, NUNC ET TUNC is the oldest Latin publication printed today in the United States. It is supported by the Waco High Chapter of the Junior Classical League and the Latin Department. NUNC ET TUNC ftranslated Now and Thenj is printed four times annually and features original and creative articles of classical interest. Again this year the department's diligence was rewarded when the magazine won first place honors at Texas State J.C.L. Convention. Row 1: Sigtenhorst, Hamlett, Ross fsittingj, Lauka, Thompson LOS ADELANTADOS Sponsor: MISS LIDIA MONTEMAYOR Fall Dolores DeLeon ............... President ............... Sandra Cooper ............ ,V ice-President ........... . Rose Gonzales ................. Secretary... Earl Harris ........... . .... .Treasurer ........... .... Row 1: Rodriquez, Mason, Howard Row 2: Miss Montemayor, DeLeon, Litton Row 3: Arocha, Harris, Cooper Row 4: Muniz bprmg Los Adelantados is the Pan American Student Forum group made up of students from the Spanish III and 'Sami-fargggili Spanish IV classes. Meetings are held usually during class cn a important dates in Spanish history. The Columbus Day dprogram included the reading of a Spanish account of Evelyn Howar Columbus' voyages. The Christmas Story was read in Spanish at the Christmas party. Refreshments are served at the end of all meetings. Row 1: Ramos, Gerdes, Pimpton, Wood, Pugh, Duron, Norwood Row 2: Hinojosi, Amos, Bowers, Hernandez, Yancey, Riley, Anderson, Spivey, Compian, Hester Row 3: Ridings, McCormick, Williams, Talmadge, Hubby, Clark, Savoy, Keathley, Hix, Slough, Graham Fall PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM Sponsor: Miss HATTIE ZURFLUH Spring Mary Jane Bailey ......,..... President ............... Woodrow Miller Robert Long ............... Vice-President ........ Marshall Gonzales Lyn Pettit ....................... Secretary .................. Linda Watson Tommy Plemons .............Treasurer........ .........Lyn Pettit Woodrow Miller .............. Reporter ............i........... Jane Scott James Reid ............... Sergeant-at-arms ......... David Phythian Spanish students of Waco High each month have a Pan American Student Forum in class. This is made possible for those students who are unable to attend the Wednesday club. The club is sponsored by the Good Neighbor Com- mission of Texas and is affiliated with the state organization The official newspaper is titled Pan Am Times. In this type of club, the fiesta spirit always prevails. During October there is a program about El Dia de la Raza or Columbus Day, and also a program in November. Then 1 5 Marshall Gonzales ..... .. ...... Robbie Smith in December, there is a fiesta with 3 pinanta' Row I: Miller, Anderson, Watson, Sanders, M. Gonzales, Felan Row 2: Coronado, Davidson, Navara, Ross, Pettit, Forney, Bailey, Huerta, Scott, Willis Row 3: Reid, Patena, Brannon, Phythian, Plemons, Long, Smith, Hall, Salazar, Riojas l l Row 1: Bizzell, Rhea, Comer, Bennett, Plemons, Phythian, Chaneyworth Row 2: Barton, Appell, Stewart, Gulley, Hart, Mrs. Bailey VVACO HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION President ............ . .,..... ..... ..,............... ...... M r s . E. L. Phythxan lst vice president ........ ..,................... M rs. O. M. Rhea 2nd vice president ...... ........ M rs. Glenn Chaneyworth 3rd vice president ....... ............. M rs. Wayne Gardner Recording secretary .......... ....................... M rs. J. J. Mayes Corresponding secretary ...... ....... M rs. Wilburn Winkelmann Treasurer ......................... ............ M rs. J. R. Harrington Historian .............. ...,....... M rs. Leo Berndt Parliamentarian ..,.... ........ M rs. Joe W. Bailey Publicity .................... ...... M rs. Paul H. Comer Cuuuuii Repxeaeixtaiive ................................ ilviis. C. Tabor COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Mrs. Troy L. Farr ...................................... ....... H ospitality Mrs. A. M. Holland Mrs. E. Y. Pettit .......,. ...... Y outh Protection Mrs. V. E. Plemons Mrs. Charles E. Sherman. ....... ...,... C ivil Defense Mrs. Clayton Clark Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs 1 1 lV1l'S. Mrs Mrs Gwendolyn Browner ...... ....... S cholarship Adam Lemoine Frank Mabry ....... ........ L egislation J. R. Willis Robbie D. Smith ...... ,.,,,,, P ublicatign C. E. Cannon Robbie D. Smith ....... ...... M ental Health C. E. Cannon . John A. Bizzell ...... .,,.,,, P ublicatign Oscar C. Hart Mrs. Carl C. Gulley. ..... .. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Larry L. Barton Johnny Appell ....... Jack Stewart Jack Peck ............... Row 1: Weathers, Peck, Winkelmann, Holland, W. E. Weathers, Clark, Pettit, Hamilton Row 2: Mayes, Lamoine, Cannon, Gardner, Harrington, Brownes, Tabor .......Cultural Arts ......Family Life Welfare and Christmas Bureau W 'I ' W Row 1: Key, Watson, Shelly, Collins, Melancon, Collier, Sullivan Row 2: Bagley, Holze, Hart, Burgess, Oliver, Barker Row 3: Partida, Cavitt, Paskos, Loeke, Durham TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF GERMAN STUDENTS The German Club meets once every three weeks for distribution of the newspaper T. A. G. S., which is pub- lished by the University of Texas branch of the club. The club has sponsored a bake sale at Baylor Homecoming, and a refreshment stand during the Baylor Waco Speech Tournament. With the money raised the club will plan for the trip to the convention which will be held April 18-19. The club will travel to the University of Texas in Arlington for the annual Texas Association of German Students Convention. Fall Billy Cavitt ....... . John Walker .......... LaNell Hart. ................... Mary Ann Burgess ......... Row 1: C. Johnson, Ivy, Chaneyworth, Wachtendorf, C. Williams, Retzer Row 2: Friedli, Spurgeon, Kultgen, Rejcek, Hammer, Burgess, Russell Row 3: Harwell, Lewis, Mattews, Stephens, Bibb, Neimeyer, Atkinson Spring President ........... .. ..... LaNell Hart Vice-President ........ ....... .B illy Cavitt .fI'reasurer.............. .Secretary ................... Gwen Collier Nellie Melancon wb: 1 ,F Row 1: Gonzales, Joyce, English, Henry, Cobb, Althage, Hays Row 2: Frazier, Cooper, Cannon, Friedli, Glass, Foulks, Kirks, Harper Row 3: Duke, Hammer, Keathley, Harris, Groppel, Ayres, Iliff C Row 4: P. Kultgen, Brown, Harwell, Hamlett, Clark, Berndt, Keith, Holcomb, Echols J ENGLISH LITERARY SOCIETY Sponsor: MRS. READ DAWSON Obtaining a 4.0 average in English and a 3.5 average in all subjects entitles a student to membership in the English Robert Thompsonmnmmpresidentm. Literary Society, which is an honor organization. A Janis Walters..-nm.mn-N-icenpresident member failing to maintain such averages is suspended for Nancy Hays .................... Secretary .... the following semester but is eligible for reinstatement. Mary Jane Bailey ...-.-... m'T,.eaSu,.e,.m. To promote literary interest through creative writing and Robert Uzzel ........... ..... A uditor ..... -1 I fn 1 I .. ........ E- 11... .. .... ..,,..-- -E A-La. 'CF..N1C,.L l,I1I'Uugll ILS Weekly PIUELGIKIB no unc yuiyuaca ur 11111: 1411511911 Literary Society. The organization is sponsored by Mrs. Read Dawson. Row Row Row Row Ross, Meier, Odell, Scott, Slough, Thurman, J. Scott, Niemeyer, Ramos, Zimmerman Samaniego, Lauka, Mabry, Spurgeon, Lyster, Riddle, Smith, Mokrey Warren, Oliver, McGregor, Puente, Smith, Sigtenhorst, Walters, Watson Tindell, Ross, Locke, Ridlehuber, Willis, E. Kultgen, Reed, Thompson, Uzzel Janis Walters Linda Friedli Gayle Mabry Clay Reed ..Clay Brown . se' ' ff' ff' r z ,A 37554335 W All 1 Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Taylor, Joyce, Glass, Oliver, Moseley, Hays Odell, Harris, Walters, Lauka, Mabry, Friedli Cavitt, Locke, Kultgen, Waggener, Thompson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor: LIDIA MONTEMAYOR The National Honor Society of students who have maintained a WHS is composed of 3.7 overall average throughout their high school career, and who are of 11A accepted on the basis as well as scholarship. and 12 A standing. The students are of leadership, character, and service They are voted upon by the faculty on this basis. Mr. Barry Thompson, assistant superintendent of the Waco Independent School District was the speaker at the assembly for the induction of new members this spring. The held new members and their parents were guests at a tea after the assembly. Row Row Row 1: Goss, Ross, Cooper, Scott, Shelton, Pugh 2: Groppel, Watson, Warren, Lyster, Samaniego, Hubby 3: Sancillo, Berndt, Heidman, Kieth, Blount Fall Spring Charles Locke ................... President ......... Robert Thompson Nancy Hays ............. First vice president .............. Billy Cavitt Betty Lauka. .......... Second vice president Gayle Mabry ............ Recording secretary ............ Janis Walters Nancy Glass ......... Corresponding secretary Shirley Odell. ..................,. Treasurer .......... T ommy Waggener ' MW i Row 1: Ayers, Riddle, Spurgeon, McElroy, Mokry, Smith, Shofner, Wood Row 2: Bizzell, Lauka, Walters, Harris, Phythian, Groppel, Oliver, Watson, Holcomb Row 3: Battles, Thompson, Walker, Khoury, Dunlap, Stewart, S. Holcomb, Sigtenhorst Row 4: Locke, Ross, Cobb, Berndt, Tabor, Stephens, Waggener, Uzzel, Keith Lyn Pettit ........... ......... P resident ....... ..... R uby Faulkner Johnny Tabor ........... Vice-president ,...... ....... C harles Locke NATIONAL BETA CLUB Sponsor: MRS. DOROTHY MORROW The National Beta Club is a leadership-achievement service organization for high school students of America. Its members are pledged to promote a sense of individual responsibility to their school, community, and the state and Pam Gardner ...... ......... S ecretary ........ . ....... Jennifer Ross H3i1i0I1. - Jean Taylor ........ ...... T reasurer ........ ....... J ean Taylor The PUTPOSG Of this Ofgahizatioh is to P1'0m0te the high ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among high school students. Row Peck, Taylor, Hays, Foreman, Faulkner, Thomas, Warren Row Row Row Samaniego, Moseley, K. Gardner, Cobb, Scott, Harper, Hudson Kelly, Gardner, Smith, Cox, Ross, Frazier, Turner Meier, Low, Helleson, Zimmerman, Pettit, Tabordon, Chamlee, Scott Q77 Row 1: Nancy Grusendorf, Tommy Waggener, Edward Kultgen Row 2: Mike James, Johnny Tabor, Tommy Plemons FALL STUDENT GOVERNMENT Sponsor: MRS. LOUIS BATE Fall Mike James ................ Ed Kultgen .......... Johnny Tabor ............. Nancy Goss. ................ Tommy Plemons ......... Tommy Waggener ........,..... Mayor ............... .Commissioner .......... .Commissioner Commissioner. yy City Secretary ......... City Manager ....... Spring ...Johnny Tabor Tommy Plemons Steve Khoury .........Roy Crook ....Nancy Horner ...Addis McNamara GOV ERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES-FALL Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Rino, McGregor, Jones, Salazar, Tabordon, Lewis, Maldonado, Hester Frazier Harrington, Clayton, Raines, Shofner, Watson, Riddle, Battle, Middleton, Lowe Degose, Cavitt, Cobbs, Reid, G.Raines, Barreito, Dunlap, Gulley Rejcek, Scott, Baier, Khoury, Willis, Wolfe, Tindell, Wright SPRING STUDENT GOVERNMENT After each election the commissioners select one of their number to serve as a mayor. The Mayor presides over student government meetings and issues proclamations. The commissioners then select the city manager and the city secretary, who serve for one semester. The student government concerns itself with improving the school and with improving its standards. Among other projects, it sponsors the election of the Homecoming Queen and the Homecoming program, and certain other assemblies and contests. The poll tax drive each semester provides the governmenlfs sole source of income. cedures in his own homeroom, to initiate drives and general improvements, and to collect student suggestions. The student government is presided over by five commis- sioners who are elected by the student body twice each year, two are elected in the fall to serve the next spring and the fall of the following year, and three are elected in the spring to serve the next school year. Handling the elections in this manner assures the presence of at least two experienced commissioners in the government at all times. The city assembly of the student government of Waco High is composed of representatives appointed from each homeroom. The purpose of this group is to act as advisors to the council and to serve in other ways to insure a smooth running government. The responsibilities of each government representative are to supervise election pro- Row 1: Nancy Horner Row 2: Roy Crook, Steve Khoury Row 3: Tommy Plemons, Addis McNamara, Johnny Tabor Row 1: Kelly, Martin, Collins, Joiner, Cox, Johnson, Frazier, Turner Gonzales Foreman Row 2: Sanders, Wilson, Mills, Burgess, McElroy, Riddle, Clayton Smith Phillips Row 3: Atkinson, Wiley, Reid, Harrington, Burns, Cavitt, Arriola Sigtenhorst Row 4: Rejcek, Scott, Baier, Peoples, Poole, Waggener, Stephens Llght Kimbrough Row 1: Pauling, Frazier, Henry, Riddle, Comer, Wiley, Hays Row 2: McGregor, Tindell, Khoury, Clendenen, Waggener, Keith Fall Patsy Henry ....... Gary Keith . Nancy Hays Nancy Hays NATIUNAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Sponsor: MR. RONNIE CASSADY ....President.......,. .Vice'President ....Secretary...... ....Treasurer...... Spring .Patsy Henry ........Gary Keith Nancy Hays .Nancy Hays The National Forensic League is a society dedicated to the advancement of forensics, or any type of speaking that may take place in the courtroom. Degrees are awarded according to the number of points a student accumulates in interscholastic competition and in service projects such as speaking at church, assemblies, or on radio or television. The club is an honor society, and a pupil must accumulate twenty-five points before membership is attained. The National Forensic League was founded in 1926 with 100 chapters chartered. The Waco High School Chapter, 1271, was chartered in 1956 by Miss Mattie Bess Coffield. 86 ' M , V - '94, . Q iii? .4-b ',i VL ,, ,, ZQ 'Cul .ov ,ga so-f'?f '? l .JIJ -' ' I milf' ff 1 1 fwgignlar Ruby Galloway: There has got to be something wrong with her! Tommy Waggener: This can't be the way Dan Rowan started. Row 2: Row 3: Row 1: Pauling, Joiner, Winkelmann, Gardner, Martin, Kelly Harris, Battle, Helleson, Walters, Zimmerman, Hill Tindell, Waggener, Clendenen, Uzzel, Comer Edward Kultgen to Diane Battle: little kiss won't hurt. Debbie Zimmermann: But Edward line! But Diane, one I just forgot my wfrwm..ih Wmah,:Jm:2a!gnlf'wMBw y 'f'M'- 'w-rrwrl- ' NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Sponsor: MR. RONNIE CASSADY Fall Spring Alcicia Kelly ...... ..... P resident ...... ....,... .A licia Kelly Diane Battle .......... ........ S ecretary ...... ........... D iane Battle Sharon Shumate .............. Tr easurer .............. Sharon Shumate The National Thespians Society consists of a group of select dramatic students who gain entrance into the society only through dramatic merits and achievements. During the year the Thespians participated in plays, skits, and to tournaments. During the fall they presented The Crucible. For the Interscholastic one-act play con- test, they presented Aria de Capo. 87 Row Row Row Row 1: Compian, Niemeyer, Turner, Graham, Kelly, Cooper 2: Shelley, Tabordon, Slough, Donaldson, Smith, Lewis, Maldonado, Lowe 3: Byrd, Iliff, Clayton, Helleson, Radford, Battle, Mabry, Samaniego 4: Spurgeon, Bizzell, Holcomb, Walters, Watson, Friedli, Hammer, Durham OFFICE ASSISTANTS Student Assistants perform valuable and necessary services in all the administrative offices of Waco High School. They operate the switchboard, assist with the attendance records, do filing, and deliver slips and messages. Every semester students are given an opportunity to apply to work in one of the offices. To be eligible to serve, a student must have the recommendations of four teachers, and a grade point average of 3.0 for the preceding semester. Office Assistants give up their study hall periods and receive no credit. They are of real service to their school and obtain valuable experience in dealing with people and in performing routine office duties. Mrs. Pyles: What do you mean today s Saturday? Mrs. Gibson: How come no one ever phones me? Row 1: Mullins, Johnson, McGregor, Vargas The library and its assistants have taken part in many activities this year. In the fall Book Week was sponsored. At Homecoming the library was decorated to welcome all ex-students. In the spring semester Miss Denman and Charmain Reeves attended the State Teen Age Library Association in Houston on February 13-15. The library Row 2: Pick, White, Kirklen, C. Johnson, Reeves, Hudson, Cantu, Sanders Row 3: Rains, Levy, Chester, Goodman, Turner, Dunlap, Mangum LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Sponsors MISS OTHELLA DENMAN MRS. MARY HELEN VAN ZANDT Fall Spring Charmain Reeves ..... ........ Pr esident ............ .Charmain Reeves Judv Roberts -,---,,,,,,,,, Vinpprpgidgnt Marsha Mvflregnr Pat Iludson ............ ....... S ecretary ....... ....... B ecky Raines Karen Mullins ........ . ....... T reasurer ....... ....... .B ecky Raines Ruby Faulkner: Okay, who put the bookworm in this drawer? assistants and librarian welcomed the out-of-town students attending the Baylor-Waco Speech Tournament and offered our facilities during the Tournament. Mrs. Mary Helen Van Zandt worked with the televized school program and with students on the Challenge television program. We have enjoyed working for the library and helping our fellow Dora Cantu: I know SHE is looking at me, I can feel it. 89 Row 1: Gardner, Mavara, Watkins, Beckworth, Mrs. Dodgen Row 2: Mrs. Sykora, White, Harris GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Sponsors: MRS, BILL DODGEN MRS. LINDA SYKORA The Girls Athletic Association is an organiza- tion for senior girls. Its' members must have and maintain a B average and demonstrate ability and leadership in recreational activities. They assist teachers in maintaining equipment, supervising dressing rooms, and demonstrating techniques. They also assist in raising funds for the Baylor-Waco Play Day. BAYLOR SPORTS DAY Row 1: Turner, Stone, Crain, Rhodes, Hester Row 2: Melendez, Alcala, Dimas, Cobb, Mangum Row 3: Clayton, Thompson, Groppel, McMahen, Stewart, White Mrs. Dodgen and Mrs. Sykora confer about training to meet Baylor Play Day competition. 5 Q Q ,. 5 rf? V 1 Row 1: Row 2: Smith, Cooper, Richardson, Olvera Hernandez, Lopez, Riley, Barron, Walker, Bermea, Joiner, Williams, M. Williams Row 3: C. Williams, Smith, Wilson, Juarez, Goodman, Munoz, Reyes, Maldonado Row 4: G. Olvera, Mayo, Hart, Clark, Burgess, Johnson, Bagley FUTICIRE HOMEMAKliliS OF AMERICA Sponsors: MRS. DOROTHY MORROW MRS. MAYME NOLTE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA CHAPTER I The Future Homemakers of America Club is organized of girls taking homemaking, or who have been enrolled in homemaking courses. The purposes of the club are to promote a growing appreciation of the jobs and satisfaction ni' L.,-U-.-.na-V..-.lyiv-,f an-.A +A -.YA-.-lf FA., NA.-A lqnvmn nv-A Fnvviiivv .,. ...,...-...,......g a..- W ...an -.,. goo.. ...,..., ...N .....,.., life for all and to further interest in home economics. Its goal is to achieve a strong sense of social and family responsibilities needed in a democratic society. Row 1: Stone, Moseley, Williams, Nino, Hays Row 2: Wilkins, Howard, Radford, Shofner Fall Spring Mary Ann Burgess. ......... President ........... Mary Ann Burgess Debbie Bizzell ...... lst Vice-President ........... Debbie Bizzell T--IIA 1X72l,.A.. 0.....1 TT:,- TL.. 'Jr ,u 1 1- vvv-1 uuuu nu.-,un ....... ...Manu vn.c'1.1ca1U.CuL..............ULLUH. VVUSUI1 Mary Juarez ....... ............ S ecretary ........ ........ M ary Juarez Carol Walker ......... ........ Tr easurer .................... Carol Walker Brenda Radford ......... Parliamentarian ........., Brenda Radford Patsy Joiner ....... ......,. R eporter ...... ........ P atsy Joiner l Q Row 1: Peck, Munmon, Collins, Hays, Key Row 2: Beckworth, Angerman, Miss Abernathy, Mrs. Smith, Calvin, Smith Row 3: Kocian, Harris, Smith, Thompson, Pimpton FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Ulf' AMERICA RED CROSS Sponsor: MISS BOBBIE ABERNATHY MRS. GERALDINE SMITH FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA-CHAPTER II Janice Peck ...... Alinda Kocian ............ Delmare Harris Paula Key ........ Ethelyn Graves Ruby Pimpton ........... Sue Beckworth ............... President ...... ....... Vice'President ...,......... ......2nd Vice-President....,..... Secretary ................. ........,......Treasurer................ .Parliamentarian ........... Reporter ............... . .....Janice Peck .Alinda Kocian Delmare Harris .......Pau1a Key Ethelyn Graves Ruby Pimpton Sue Beckworth makers of The purposes and goals of Future Home America Chapter II are the same as those of FHA No.I. Money-raising projects have been the selling of cookies and t. cookbooks to help members attend area and state mee ings. Sponsor: MRS. RUTH NOLTE Ortencia Coronado .,........ President .......... Ortencia Coronado Larry Blount ..,............ Vice-President ................ Larry Blount Nita Turner .................... Secretary ....... ........ N ita Turner Linda Mayo ........ ......... T reasurer ..................... Linda Mayo Mary Ann Silva .....,..... Parliamentarian ......... Mary Ann Silva Cathy Bordovsky.. ..... Student Assistant. .... Cathy Bordovsky The Red Cross is responsible for carrying out several projects annually at Waco High. The annual Red Cross membership drive was held in November. Many of the homerooms were a hundred per cent and Mrs. Morrow's homeroom and Mr. Lawhon's homeroom received parties for being a hundred per cent first. The Christmas project was the collection of ditty bags for servicemen in Vietnam. Row 1: Pendleton, Tovar, Turnipseede, Sanders, Coronado, Lopez, Turner, Mrs. Nolte Row 2: Silva, Benoun, Blackburn, Friedli, Burgess, Beckworth, Ostroski Row 3: Henderson, For-nell, Williams, Weaver, Buckingham, Blount, Stewart, Perales ,A-Q i 'fi I CLUBS Row 1: Arriola, Bailey, Cochran, Basquez, Berger, Barbrow, Colley, Bailey, Arocha Row 2: Chester, Compton, Alexander, Brown, Boswell, Bates, Ash, Barbrow, Ayala A UTOMECH A N ICS CLUB Sponsor: MR. FRITZ LINNSTAEDTER Row 1: Hernandez, French, Cox, Littlefield, Crabbe, Hurst, Fuentes, Cummings, Goddard ROW 25 Gutierrez, Jordon, Lavender, Howze, Gonzales, Harrington, Holton, Crimes ff : AWS: Row 1: Reyes, Porter, Lott, Rader, Rogers, Parsons, Neuzert, Perez Row 2: Mr. Linnstaedter, Nabors, Patena, Poole, Moore, Nichols, Mathews, Parmes, Rocha, Reyes The Automechanics Club is one of the largest clubs in Waco High School. The motto of the club is Safety and Service . The club is for boys who are interested in auto- mobiles. Programs are devoted to films, speakers, inspec- tion of new and foreign cars, and visits to local garages. Row 1: Claude, Smith, Dave, Womack, Rogers, Sartor, Sercy, Salazar, Sanchez Row 2: Smart, Swenson, Turnbough, Trovtell, Scott, Whitaker, Row, Vasquez,,Sarnda1 Row 1: Mrs. Bourland, Taylor, Stone, Key, Cockrell, Foreman, Britt Row 2: Maldonado, Low, Watson, Walton Ross, Galloway, Slough, Kirks BERRY SERVICE CLUB Sponsor: MRS. BOURLAND Fan Spring Row 1: DeRosa, Walton, Watson . 2 C k Adelaide Maldonado ....,.. President ........ ....... .D lane DeRosa ROW 2 Stone' Maldonadof Oc I Janice Stone .............. Vice-President ............... Linda Watson Linda Watson ....,. ......... S ecretary ........ ....... P atsy Cockrell Diane DeRosa ......., ....... Tr easurer .................... . Janis Stone Cindy Low ............. ...... H istorian ...................... Cindy Low Patsy Cockrell .,.............. Chaplain ........ .Adelaide Maldonado Peggy Joyce ............... Hours Secretary ............ Donna Walton SERVICE Berry Service Club, which has served Waco High School and the community since it was established in 1954, has participated in various projects. This year's activities have included the March of Dimes, Muscular Distrophy, Heart Fund, and the American Legion Poppy Sale. Other services rendered were the distribution of Christmas stockings and Easter tray favors to the Regis. Berryls main money-making project was the sponsoring of the dance after the WacolRichfield football game. Other projects have included the selling of Homecoming mums and candy for the Girls' Service League Scholarship. The club had both formal and informal initiations for seven new initiates this year. A banquet was held in late spring honoring graduating seniors. ell Row 1: Wylie, Tovar, Medrano, Flowers, Ferrell, Cruz Row 2: Mulcahy, Staley, Masters, Villaneva, Ridings, Arroyo, Hernandez, Pena, Olvera, Munoz, Turner Row 3: Garcia, Smith, L. Flowers, Patena, Powell, Napier. Keathley, Gunter, Thornhill, Covington, Ramon, Russell, Cavazos, Mr. Woods Row WACO HIGH T.A.B.Y. LEAGUE Sponsors: MR. H. L. BAKER MR. J. H. WOODS Fall Spring Ronald Paskos ................ President .................... Stella Glores Arthur Rocha .............. Vice-President ........ Minnie Rodriguez Harriett Masters .............. Secretary ............... Rosie Silva Mike Buckingham ........... Reporter ............ Karen Winkelmann Row 1: Mansolo, R. Tovar, Moore, Bounds, Howze 4: Martin, McBurney, Lillard, Stewart, Norwood, Hickman, P. Olvera The American Junior Bowling Congress fA.J.B.C.J is one of the strongest groups at Waco High. The club is com- posed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who want to learn to bowl and at the same time learn good sportsmanship The club is also organized for the purpose of encouraging the enjoyment of competition so that many people may participate in the sport of bowling in their adult years. The Waco High teams participate in city howling tournaments throughout the year. The members meet every Monday afternoon at 4 p.m. at Westview Bowling Lanes. Mr. J. H. Woods and Mr. H. L. Baker are the sponsors Row 2: Winkelmann, Johnson, Shaw, Bailey, Saminiego, Williams, Rodriguez, Martinez, Flores Row 3: Mabry, Gonzales, Martinez, Lester, Cotton, Cobbs, Goddards, Dimas, Sims, Guajardo, Mr. Baker Row 42 Light, Swenson, McCollum, Raines, Jacobus, Guajardo, Good, Reid, Rostocky Row 1: C. Williams, Bailey, Kirklen, Pimpton, Brown, Dannelly, White, Smith, Faulkner Schols, Johnson, Hitt, Henry, Pettit, T. Williams, Ellwood, Strickland, Limbach Row 3: Duke, Stem, North, Miller, Keith, Goodman, Puente Row 2: Row 4: Cozby, Leininger, Bibb, Andrews, Hamlett, Norwood, Hitt, Dickerson, Herring The Chess Club is an activity club for those who play chess or wish to learn the game. The club periods are spent playing chess. . The first meetings each semester are devoted to the instruction of new members who do not play chess. The remainder of the semester is spent in tournament play. Winners of the Fall Tournament were: Champion: Jimmy Hitt Runner-up: David White Consolation Winner: Gary Keith The Spring Tournament is now in progress, Trophies are awarded to the winners of the tournaments at the parties held at the close of each semester. CHESS CLI YB Sponsor: MISS RUTH JEAN HAMILTON Fall Spring Marshall Johnson .,...... .....President ............... Mike Dickerson Mike Dickerson. ........,. Vice-President ...... ........ J immy Hitt Patsy Henry .................... Secretary .......,............ Patsy Henry Robert Bibb ...,................ Treasurer ..........,.. Mary Jane Bailey Gordon Hamlett .... Tournament Director .... Gordon Hamlett Write! Write! Not Riotif Fall Spring Kathy Bagley. .................. President . ............ Edward Kultgen Mark Hopkins . ........... Vice-President .............. Kathy Bagley Connie Tabordon .,........., Secretary ..... .,...... C harla Barker The Contemporary Writing Society is an activity club for those who enjoy creative writing. Students who have an interest in creative writing benefit from their work in the club and the opportunities it offers them. The club's membership has grown steadily the past few years. The present membership of 22 write outside club and bring their work to club for constructive criticism. During the year the club's activities included working on poetry, poets' lives, writing an advertisment, and speakers on creative writing. The program committee, made up of Charla Barker, Edward Kultgen, and Robert Thompson, keep the club supplied with varried activities. The members are Well fed with weekly refreshments. CUNTEMPORARY VVRITING SOCIETY sponsor: MRS. PATRICIA HOWARD C1ZI-.,. 1 cuatr 1i,r......:LA 1-rn-.- 'rf mimi uuva, u. uuvtu, Auciuuu, ivucy, rx. ouuuu Row 2 Goodman, Lovell, Ivy, Pettit, Walters, Barker, Bagley, Fisher Row 3 Burns Gonzales, Hopkins, Savoy, E. Kultgen, Compton, Thompson I .V ,,. DARDEN OFFICERS Phillips, Mullen, Helleson, Phythian Row 1: Hays, Pauling, White, Frazier, Gardner Row 2: Schroder, Clayton, Chamlee, Phillips, Faulkner Row 3: Helleson, Holcomb, Phythian, Groppel, Mullen DARDEN SERVICE CLUB sponsor: Miss ELIZABETH MORGAN Fall Shirley Helleson .......... Diane Phythian. Vice-President ....,........ .President ................ Janet Holcomb ................ Secretary ........ ..... Leshia Phillips... Pam Gardner ..... Treasurer ....... ....... Spring Diane Phythian .....Mary White ...Pam Gardner .Leshia Phillips Treasurer ................ Dawn Mullens The Darden Service Club was formerly known as the Darden Literary Society. Because of the nature of our club, the name was changed in 1954 to its present name. The purpose of the club is service. The services during the year have included the following: sponsoring a school dance after the Waco High-University football game, helping with the Stillwell Bazaar, making Christmas presents for hospital patients in Austin, helping with the March of Dimes, giving Easter parties for the Latin American Center, helping the Altrusa Club at Pil- gramage, helping in the Muscular Distrophy Drive, selling candy for the Girls Service League Scholarship, selling Valentine corsages, selling Waco High School stationery, and helping with the American Legion Poppy Sale. Row 1: Bordovsky, Bales, McCorkle, Martin, Blasangame, Bradburn, Fagan Row 2: Newton, Lask, Fetherlin, Walpole, Simek, Sherrard, Mr. Hudspeth Row 3: Snow, Najor, Dosser, Diamond, Clark, Wright. Th01'1'11'1iu, Birnbaum Row 4: Tucker, Adcox, Barnett, Dean, Martin, Karas, Walts, Miller DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Sponsor: MR. W. D. HUDSPETH Larry Simek ......,....... .............. P resident Tanya Blasingame ........ .----- V ice Pfesident Secretary ......Parliamentarian Gary Wright .............. Larry Dean ......... Richard Adcox. ..... ............... R eporter Chartered by the Texas Education Agency's Vocational Department in 1950, Waco High D. E. C. A. is in its 19th year of training in the fields of marketing and distribution. Among the graduates of Waco High D. E. C. A. are store managers, heads of departments, dentists, lawyers, bankers business managers, and many that operate their own businesses. It is estimated by the D. E. Department that 85 per cent of all D. E. graduates remain in the fields of marketing, and distribution after graduation. As members of D. E. C. A., Waco High students are trained in various fields of retail, wholesale, and service selling, and put into practice what they learn in class at their respective training stations each afternoon. As active members of D. E. C. A., Waco High School D. Efers participate in state, area, and national leadership conferences each year. D. E. OFFICERS-Row 1: Snow, Simek, Blasingame Row 2: Adcox, Dean, Wright fm Row 1: Cirilo, Crain, Carrizales, Higgs, Sloan, Reeves, Raines, Cannon Row 2: Walker, Willis, Eubank, Petree, Wilson, James, Bates, Martinez, Owens F UT UHE SECHETAHIES CLUB FIELD AND STREAM CLUB Sponsor: MRS. JANE WALKER Fall Spring Sylvia Cirilo .................... President ............... Helen Carrizales Mary Higgs ....... ....... V ice-President .................. Mary Higgs Rita Martin ' ez ...... .......... S ecretary .......... Charmaine Reeves The activities of the Future Secretaries Club vary, since the members are prospective secretaries of tomorrow. Many are promising students in their Senior, Junior, or Sopho- more year looking toward a career in Business Communica- tions. Their annual and weekly activities consist of various speakers from organizations, agencies, and private business schools. These speakers present a tantilizing and interesting view on what they seek in a secretary along with other information. At the latter part of the year, they enjoy a casual banquet at the Alico Inn. Sponsors: MR. RICHARD SMITH MR. DENNIS PASSINO Fall Spring Ralph Sancillo ................ President ................ .Ralph Sancillo Randy Willis .............. Vice-President ............... Johnny Dodd Joe Ramos ........... Second Vice-President ............. Joe Ramos Wayne Pick ....... ........... R eporter ...................... Wayne Pick John Choat ....... ........ .H istorian ........... ....... J ohn Choat The Field and Stream Club has had well planned and well organized programs under the supervision of Wayne Pick, program chairman, and the two members of his committee, Randy Willis and John Choat. For activities they had fishing and camping films, boating and safety films. For speakers they invited the assistant game warden of McLennen County to talk to them. A retired commercial fisherman from the gulf gave a good talk on hatcheries and fish reserves also. Row 1: Smith, Sancillo, Whitney, Tindle, Audie, Riley, Ramos, Wagner, Santog Row 2: Ellenwood, Pick, Blackshear, Choat, Sellers, Zorn, Jackson Row 3: Teichelman, Miller, Blair, Matkins, Coleb, Ritter, Mitchell, Dodd Row 4: Lewis, Patterson, Appell, Clement, Stephens, Willis, Riggs, Horn, Fesperman, Samuelson, Girard Row 1: J. Jones, Haddock, M. Johnson, Bishop, R. Moore, McClain, G. Collier, J. Collins, M. Cantu, Barron, Fernandez, Hernandez, Marquez Row 2: Altizer, J. Clendennen, Routers, Graves, Mason, Foulks, Levy, B. Hendricks, Booker, Howard, Kocian, Adcock, Forney, Hubby, L. Birnbaum, Davidson, E. Jackson, J. Brown Row 3: R. Collins, Murphy, Alexander, Jenkins, Benton, Cavitt, R. Bowers, Locke, L. Howard, Crow, Donaldson, Bradburn, Coats, S. Hunt, McNeil, L. Miller, T. Hunt, Grusendorf, Guardiola FOLK DANCERS CLUB Sponsors: MRS. MRS. The Folk Dancers Club is in its second year in existance under the direction of Mrs. Bill Dodgen and Mrs. Agnes Bennett. The club is an activity group which consists of learning rythms and dance steps. The p learning rythrns and dance steps. The repertoire included in the program is called folk dances, because the steps have a memorized or set pattern. Most students found that these dance movements done in a graceful and ethical manner can be fun and enjoyable. BILL DODGEN AGNES BENNETT , Fall Ralph Sancillo ........... . ..... President. .... .. Hiram Alexander ....... Vice-President ............. Patsy Barren ................... Secretarv ................ Leonard Williams .... Recording Secretary ....... Ernest Jenkins ....... Equipment Engineer ....... Spring Norvis Watkins .Larry Howard ...Patsy Barren .......Rita Wood .Ernest Jenkins Ethelyn Graves ................ Tr easurer .......... Barbara Hendricks Row 1: R. Warren, M. Pendleton, Riggins, Moreno, Spivey, Walker, Murphy, Serrato, Salinas, Padilla, Hayden Row 2: Recindus, Ramos, S.Streetman, Vargas, Wells, Wood, Talmadge, Scenters, Porter, Wright, Priddy, Teakell, Ruby Watkins Row 3: Mayfield, Shelton, Thompson, Valdez, Moses, Rodriquez, Williams, Spivey, Scott, Newton, Molina, Partida, Stewart Mullins, Simmons f ,mmf ww' W 'faux-wmmfmun-mum: wwwgffffM,, ',f-f- .Maw - 1w'eiiw qw. was-1 mwuav fmpzrnyy wpw.ra::-ffwf--,ww vfff W...M me f -1 A fv - v 3 ' ' ' Row 1: Gardner, White, Sellers, Harper, Thomas, Meier, Cobb Row 2: Smith, Mabry, Byrd, Bizzell, McGregor, Lewis Forsgard Service Club works with the community in sponsoring service proyects and drives. The club's aim 1S chiefly to help others by giving of themselves. Sponsor: MRS' HAZEL MILLS The main projects for this year included work with the Mental Health Center, helping supply raincoats for the Tiger Band, participating in the poppy sale for the Veterans, Fall Spring making felt Christmas stockings for children at the State Hospital, and contributing to the Girl's Service League Mary Jane Bailey ............ President ............... Sherry Thomas Scholarship. Lewis Anne Cox ....... lst Vice-President ............. Gayle Mabry The IUOUQY acfiiviiies C0f1SiSt9d Of the Sale of annual Sherry Thomas ....... 2nd Vice-President ......,... Debbie Bizzell COVBIS, cookies, Service league Candy and the Sale of Peggy Sellers ........... Standards Secretary ......,..... Sheryl Cobb cupcakes. Terry Shofner ......... Recording Secretary .............. Carol Byrd Linda Spruiell ................. Treasurer ................. .Peggy Sellers Row 1: Cobb, Sellers Row 2: Thomas, Bizzell, Mabry 1fXA Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Blain, Johnson, O,Bier, Turnipseede, Kirk, Martin McCartey, Filotio, Garcia, Ordones, D. English, Campbell Byrne, Coats, Roberts, Robertson, Harwell, T. English Row 4: Richardson, J. Smith, McLennon, Goedeke, Brewer, S. Smith, P. Smith FUTURE NURSES CLUB Sponsors: MRS. ELIZABETH PRICE MISS BOBBIE ABERNATHY Fall Spring Betty Garcia. .................. President .................... Betty Garcia Cathy Bordovsky ........ Vice-President .....,...... Minnie Bermea Marilyn Butler , . .,.,.,r Secretary ................... Cindy Navara Minnie Bermea. .... ............ T reasurer. ...,........ Virginai Johnson Row 1: Anderson, Butler, Bermea, Carcia Row 2: Walker, Bravo, Montoya, Rhodes, Becerra, Nino Row 3: Benson, Mokry, Amerine, Stewart, Akers The Future Nurses Club has a membership of 60. In order to qualify to wear a Future Nurses pin each girl must earn 200 points in service hours. Projects for the club have been working at the Red Cross Blood Center, Veteran's Administration Hospital, visiting blind ladies and working at the Mental Health Center. This year's money making project was the doughnut sale. The money was used to finance the trip to the State Future Nurses Convention. GENHEIMEH SERVICE CLUB Sponsor: MISS LA VERNE WONG Janette Bailey. ..... . ..... President ............... Judy Flanigan Linda Mayo ...... . ....., Vice-President ........... Delmare Harris Judy Flanigan ....... ....... S ecretary .......... .... . .Betty Lauka Brenda Radford .............. Treasurer .................... Linda Mayo Delmare Harris ........... Sergeant-at-arms. ..........,.. Bobbie Clay Mary Ivester .............. Hours Secretary .......... Florence Huse The Genheimer Service League was established in 1915, in honor of Mr, E. T. Genheimer. The club helps with the Red Cross and at the Parkview Nursing Home. Genheimer members also helped with the Muscular Dystrophy Drive and the March of Dimes Peanut Sale. Genheimer members worked with the Baylor- Waco Speech Tournament. The money-making projects included selling gold and white streamers for the Richfield game and selling cookies, cakes, and candy. Members also took part in the All- Service League Candy Sale. Spring plans include the continuance of previous acti- vities of helping the Red Cross and Parkview Nursing Home. Row 1: Flanniga, Mayo, Huse Row 2: Lauka, Harris, Clay Row 1: Pugh, Mayo, Lessor, Harmon, Huse, Morgan Row 2: Flanigan, Lauka, Harris, Merilian, Riddle, Thurman Row 1: Comer, Willis, Wiley, Barton, Gulley Row 2: Smith, Tindle, Gibson, Blount, Battles, Brown Row 3: Waggener, Echols, Sessions, Buckingham, Khoury INTERACT OFFICERS Blount, Khoury, Barton, Wiley 'Ng' INTERACT CLUB Sponsor: MR. WILLIAM HUNTER Steve Khoury ......... ..........,. P resident Larry Blount ....... ....... Y ice President J. Barton ....,..... .............. S ecretary Don Wiley ........ .................. Tr easurer Johnny Tabor ........ ........ S ergeant-at-Arms The Interact Club is a boy's service club. The club sponsors various projects throughout the year. During the fall the club painted the football truck and helped out at a rummage sale. The members aided the March of Dimes tn collecting funds to fight birth defects. In the spring, a balloon throw was held to raise money for the club's one hundred dollar scholarship. The officers collected funds for the Easter Seal drive, and the members sold Mini-diplomas to graduating seniors. 107 The Kiawanian Roster Bell is presented to Waco High School Key Club President Mike Garrett by former President of the Kiwanis Club. K E Y C ll, U B Sponsor: JOE FLOOD Being the oldest boy's organization at Waco High School, the Key Club, sponsored by Mr. Joe Flood, acts in performing services and duties for the school and com- munity. Fall activities of the Key Club included helping with the Homecoming activities and the Thanksgiving assembly. Members of the club also assisted the Kiawanians in the televised auction. Key Club also helped sponsor their annual dance after a football game. The main money-making project of the Key Club this year was the painting of house numbers on curbs, This aids in helping the Key Clubbers find their homes and their date's home also. One of the regular duties assumed by the Key Club is the cleaning and maintainance of the trophy cases. This is done by new members as part of their initiation at the beginning of each semester. The Key Club is open to all boys with a 3.0 average. As members, they must maintain a 2.5 average and contribute at least ten service hours. Fall Mike Garrett.. Jimmy Shaw.. Tim Stewart ........ Dale Dunlap .................. Larry Morrow ....... Row 1: Cobbs, Stewart, Shaw, Haferkamp, Garrett, P. Dunlap Row 2: P. Kultgen, Morrow, H. Harrington, Rhea, G. Gerdes Row 3: Wolfe, Plemons, Clark, McNamara, Crook, Berndt President.................. First Vice-president ........... Second Vice-president ........,. Secretary ................,... Spring Mike Garrett Jimmy Shaw .Tim Stewart .Dale Dunlap ......Treasurer..................Larry Morrow at M Row 1: Joyce, Renfroe, Smith, Lusk, Beckworth, Amos, Munmon, Hennon, Walker, Stanley Row 2: Golson, Scruggs, Angerman, Ayers, Shaw, Alexanc1er,Dorsey, Jackson Row 3: Johnson, Williams, Gregory, Wood, Hart, Warren,Cotton, Mills, Lyster Row 4: Sigtenhorst, Murphy, Nash, Comer, Tickell, King,Ang91'mah, Holcomb SIGHT-SINGERS CLUB Sponsor: MR. RANDY LOFGREN In its third year of existence the Sight Singers Club gave its members an opportunity to read through many pieces of enjoyable music literature. Every club day offers the chance to improve the skill of sight-reading. During the Christmas season, other clubs were serenaded by the singers as they sang carols down the halls. MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB Sponsor: MR. RICHARD G. PEROT Fall Spring Charles Turner ........,........ President .................... John Walker Carey Cobb ......... ...... V ice-President ............. .Charles Turner Jennifer Ross ........ ........ S ecretary ....... ........ J anice Peck Treasurer. ....... ..... J ennifer Ross Row 1: Hester, Thomas, Walker, Middleton, Ross, Retzer Mike James ,........ .... . ...... ....... . .... . . ,,,,,, ,President George Tickell ........ .... . .Vice-President Lewis Anne Cox ........ .....,.... S ecretary Lewis Anne Cox ........ ........ Tr easurer The Music Appreciation Club meets on Wednesday under the direction of Mr. Perot. In the meetings Mr. Perot attempts to widen the musical interests of members by lettlng them listen to and compare musical types such as classical, jazz, and popular. .The members play these different types of music on their instruments. The Music Appreciation Club is enter- taining, while' it educates the members for a hobby which can be appreciated regardless of free time, age, or physical vigor. Indeed, the club educates its members for an enjov- able lifetime hobby. ' ' Row 2, Sanders, Cobb, Berryhill, Ridlehuber, Adams, Turner, Weishuhn Row 1: Helsby, Dollery, Kelly, Chaneyworth, Smith, Joiner Row 2: Harris, Williams, Atkinson, Brown, Foster, Zimmerman, Hill MASQUE AND VVIG CLUB PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM Sponsor: MRS. CLYDE S. BAXTER Sponsor: MISS HATTIE ZURFLUH Fall Spring Alicia Kelly ........ ....... Pr esident ...........,.......... .Earl Harris Earl Harris ...... ...... V ice-President .................. Alicia Kelly 'Patsy Joiner ....... ........ S ecretary ...... La Nell Chaneyworth Julia Wilson ....... ........... Tr easurer .................... Patsy Joiner Kathy Martin. ............ Parliamentarian ................ Clay Brown Wayne Foster ................. Reporter .......... ...... S haron Smith Johnny Torres .......... Sergeant-at-Arms..... ....... Ray Atkinson The purpose of the Masque and Wig Club is to foster the advancement of Speech activities. Dramatic interpretations, poetry reading, and prose reading were some of the activities that were done this semester. Appearing on the program is beneficial to the students. Each semester a trophy is given to the most outstanding member of the club, which he keeps during the following semester. The winner fc.-r the fall semester was Earl Harris. MISS SADIE CONNOR Fall Spring Carlos Miller ................... President ............ ....... J oe Casillas Pedro DeLeorL ............ Vice-President ....... ...... C arlos Miller Delores DeLeon .............. Secretary ........ ..... J osie Salazar Ruby Pimpton ....... ....... Tr easurer ........ ........ M aria Juarez Susie Ordones ................. .Reporter ........... .......... R osie Sais Joe Casillas ................ Sergeant-at-arms .................. J essie Silva The Pan American Student Forum is composed of Spanish speaking students who attend Waco High School. This club originated as a chapter of the State organization sponsored by the Good Neighbor Commission of Texas. The local chapter holds weekly meetings on Wednesday and tries to have programs that promote interest in Latin American culture, customs, history, and traditions. This is done through talks, games, music, films, and reels. Special attention is given to Latin holidays such as Columbus Day, Christmas, Easter, and Pan American Day. Row 1: Montoya, Sais, Padilla, Valdez, Cuellar, Alcala, Lopez, Gonzales, Lopez Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Morin, Dimas, Juarez, L. Lopez, Olvera, Benavidiz, Monial, Arocha Percy, Morales, Silva, Vasquez, Arocha, Jimenz, Olvera, Lerma, Lajan Marquez, Surita, DeLeon, Smith, Garcia, Miller, Nevarz, Riojas, Prerz 'lf M elm -. . , J Row 1: Duron, Ordones, Coronado, Graham, Brown, Muniz, Tobar Row 2: Cooper, Shelley, Tabordon, Wilson, Moseley, Walker Row 3: Blevins, Kimbrough, Byrd, Odell, Johnson, Mayr, Littlefield, Sims Row 4: Adams, Hoppie, Litton, Holmes, Philipp, Murphy, Harris, Battle PERSCNALITY DEVELOPMENT CLUB Sponsors: MRS, TANDY and MRS. DUBOIS ' The Personality Development Clubs seek to give help- ful information on grooming, manners, social behavior and Tferesa Alcaraz Q P resfdent other facets of developing the personality. Guest speakers Cmdy H0126 ' V 1Ce'PfeS1deHt present programs on make-up and hair care, panel dis- Clare Gerdes -- -- ---------------- S ecretafy cussions are held on problems facing teen-agers, and per- Lmda Lands ......... ................... 'Ir easurer Sonality tests are given. An annual Style Show is held Helen Gonzales ........................................ Program Chairman in the Spring, Row 1: Compian, Fogle, Ferguson, Alcaraz, Gonzales, Asher, Tabordon, House, Mrs. DuBois Row 2: Shelton, Hendricks, Brewer, Smith, Auen, Flanigan, Starnes, Johnson Row 3: Holze, Hendricks, Schomer, Temple, Stewart, White, Burke, Holland, Mills, Diamond 255 ff f 'wax Mary Sharp ....... Carl Giles .......... , ,gf Row 1: Mrs. McHam, Lopez, Melendez, Stone, Breedlove, Sartor, Sharp Row 2: Abraham, Cobb, Daniels, Gibs, Chatham, Gardner, Hamlett Row 3: Holguin, Poather, McCormick, Parmes, Wagner, Oliver, Tyler, Hernandez, Torres Row 4: Teichelman, Grayson, Zgobay, Owen, Stubblefield, Moore, Smart, Price Fall Virginia Daniels ............... Secretary .. Virginia Daniels ............... T reasurer... Row Row Row Row Calvin Mokery, Cantu Duke, Wells Spurgeon, Hammer ..........V1ce-President......... SKETCH CLUB Sponsor: MRS. WILMA MCHAM Spring Mary Sharp ..............Pres1dent..................... .Suzanne Hawlett ......Charles Parmes ...Charles Parmes The Sketch Club is for students who enjoy drawing and other phases of art, The club's activities for the year included work on the televised assembly, the Homecoming queen presentation assembly, and the Senior Prom decora- tions. Two art exhibits in wood carving, sketching, and water colors were given by several Baylor Art Professors, and slides were shown on Pre-Columbian Art. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB Sponsor: MRS. CHARLOTTE HOUSTON Carolyn Wells. ...... ........... P resident. Pamela Dtfke .......... ...... V ice-President Mary Spurgeon ........,................................,............. Secretary The Waco High Chapter of the Future Teachers of America is sponsored by Mrs. Houston. This year the club is made up of Carolyn Wells, president, Pam Duke, vice president, Mary Spurgeon, secretary, Dora Cantu, senior representative, Victoria Hammer, Regina Calvin, Pat Mokry, and Cathy Johnson. Each year the FTA has several activities and money- making projects included selling pencils, while the highlight of activities is the Texas State Future Teachers Convention sponsored by the Texas State Teachers Association and National Education Association. This year the convention was held in Austin, Texas, February 14 and 15. The elected delegates who attended were Pam Duke, Mary Spurgeon, Cathy Johnson, and Carolyn Wells. The primary purpose of the FTA is to provide young people with the desire to become teachers, the chance to meet and work together with other young people with the same objectives, and provides experience in aiding the public as well as aiding the youth of today. be ww f ' 5 - is .my f Row 1: Browner, Medina, Garcia, Morgan, Little, Munoz, Holland Row 2: Gibson, Campos, J. Harwell, Lopez, Mack, Foster, Mr. Rowe Row 3: Henager, Sims, Freeman, Nix, Daughtry, Farr Fall Doug Nix ......,................. President ........................ Doug Nix Gilbert Lillard ............ Vice-President .............. Jickey Harwell SPOHTSMENS CLUB Sponsor: MR. WILBURN ROWE Discussion of sports highlight the activities of the Sportsmen's Club. Members see films of Baseball History, Spring The World Series, Football Highlights 1967-68, and other films which the Humble Company provides for the club. They had a speaker from the Parks and Wildlife Association to come and talk about the safe use of firearms. Bruce Roliard ................. 'ILf6aSul'9l' ..,.... ......... D Ollg has proven a Very useful club to the young men 0f Waco High, helping them to understand sport safety procedures and enjoy sports while learning. Row 1 Barreiro, Scott, Light, Farr, Turner, Perales Row 2: Row 3 Row 4: Rejcek, Frazier, Crist, Ermis, Merkledove, McCollum , Roliard Garrett, Alexander, Ross, Peoples, Hensley, Niemeyer, O. Harwell Stiffler, Comer, Cooper, Williams, Garner, Sherman W f M-u . i f Row 1: Olsen, Santry, Lee, Craig, King, Mangum, Kimbrough Row 2: Mr. Schroeder, Hudlin, Faith, Davis, Gilbert, Oliver, Archiga Row 3: DuBose, Perelo, Ross, Cooper, Peoples, Phythian, Mokry, Collins Row 4: North, Bible, Jones, Johnson, Wilson, Abbott, Vaughn, Bush, Baier S'l'l'DliN'l' Ul l+'lCIAl.S Cl.l'l3 Sponsor: MR. JACK SCHRADER Fall Spring Danny Arechiga .......,...... President .............. Danny Arechiga Carl Collins ..,.............. V ice-President .........,............ Bill Craig David Smith ........ ........, S ecretary ,..... ......., D ennis Baier David Smith ........ ....... Tr easurer ...... ........ D ennis Baier In the fall of 1959, Mr. Carl Price formed the Student Officials Club to teach students to become good officials. The function of the club is to train and provide officials to Serve at football and basketball games conducted between Junior High schools within the city of Waco. Acting as an official gives the member an opportunity to teach sportmanship, good conduct, and fair play to the inexperienced players. In addition, the student official is given the chance to supervise large numbers of people and to broaden his overall knowledge of sports. In performing this service, the student officials of Waco High have managed to influence the character and conduct of future athletes. it A Row 1: Arechiga, Baier, Collins Row 2: Mangum, Craig 114 Fall Doug Durham ................. President ................. Alinda Kocian ..,......... Vice-President .............. Mary Ann Burgess ...Recording Secretary ..... Kathy Watson .................. Treasurer ................ Reporter ..... .. Spring Alinda Kocian .....Nita Turner Doug Durham Lorilee Friedli .. Linda Friedli The Traveler's Club consists of students who are inter- ested in and enjoy traveling. During the fall semester films were shown on different lands, such as France, Southeast Asia, and China. Other students in the school are invited to show the club what slides they might have, or tell about a country they have visited. More films and speeches are also planned. Activities for the spring semester include a trip, possibly to Six Flags, or a picnic at Fort Fisher. TRAVELERS CLUB Sponsor: MISS K. HUGHES TRAVELERS CLUB OFFICERS Durham, Turner Row 1: Yancey, Wildinson, Geibel, King Nauls, Talton, Althage Row 2: Compian, Henry, Dalton, Hoag, Moore, Marberne, Niemeyer, Watson, Turner Row 3: Woodard, Glass, Friedli, Kocian, Thompson, Harris, Sanders, James, R. Talton, Hernandez Row 4: Foster, Smith, L. Friedli, George, Cureton, Alexander, Durham, Salzar, Walts Row 5: Green, Hejl, Custer, Potts, O'Bier, Fickel, Upmore, Johnson, Torres -- Row 1: Surita, Rodriguez, Marquez, McFarland, Robinette, Masters, Hendricks Row 2: Cooper, Garcia, Kaluza, Galbraith, Bramble, White, Willis, Williams Row 3: E. Smith, Baldwin, Pearson, Clark, Smith, Hubby, Kinsey Y-TEEN CLUB Sponsor: MRS. WILLIE M. PARKER Fall Spring Barbara Stookey .............. President ............. Barbara Stookey Teresa Alcaraz Carolyn Crook... Lou Littlefield... .........Vice-President.............Sandra Cooper .............Secretary........ ......Carolyn Crook ..... Treasurer: ....... ........ E velyn Surita Students enjoy a game of chess during club. 2 . 11 1 1 6 The Y-Teens is a girls, club organized in cooperation with the Y.W.C.A., and its members enjoy the facilities of the local Y.W.C.A. During the year members have worked with the Y in such ways as helping in their booth at the Heart of Texas Fair, making pot holders for the annual Bazaar, and making Christmas favors for the Evangelia Center. The members also participate in such activities as dances and skating parties which are sponsored by the Y, and a trip to Six Flags is planned each year in the spring. On program days, representatives from organizations such as the March of Dimes have spoken or shown films. E Q ' ACTIVITIES Mike Dickerson: Gee, it's clark ! Gloria Ramos admired Leonard William's chic split-leg pants at the football banquet. F.-Rumi'-i WHS students filled Thanksgiving baskets for needy families. Sharon Shumate: And I thought blondes had more fun. 118 Doug Faith: 'Tm your wind-up Dougie doll! A55 fm Q43 was X Q wg' e 3 ,, r ,W mu... Lesley Bradburn: Am I really on Candid Camera? Prissy Slough to Donna Walton: 'Tll put 33.00 on Man O' War -75 Diane Battle to Brenda Iliff: Down the hall, two doors to the left. f ff f f ,,,,,., . ,:l,, l f Johnny Tabor. Can you imagine the reception you'd get with her on your TV setll' ff 5 11 TIGER TRACKS The sophomore girls were the envy of Waco High this year. ,D Pam Gardner: My girdle is killing mesa' J- Bartow Sock if to me, Kay! Sharon Shumate: might my fire The boys entertained their dates at the football banquet. Sharon Smith: Nancy, your head is unscrewed! 120 ' , 7-J ffyfil !' yy, , www. i . iv y ,. U H , i E si 13 Z 5 ? Charles Locke, John Potts, and John Mangum: But Why are the hogs running the other Way? 2 THE GREAT AMERICAN COVER-UP 'Y I f Wa' 'AML s' , Billy Jack Donaldson: Two to go, one blonde, one brunette. WHS's Odd Couple George Tickell: That's about as far Mary Moore: If she thinks I'm going to speak first, she's crazy. as We can go! 3 1 L Q 3? if 4 L! M-9.-.Y V , Debbie Bizzell to Carol Byrd: How we passed the physical, Illl never know! M-IWC-K-E-Y. M -',' emma .M ,swf XM., aff ,f Mrs, Dawson to Mr. Cassady: Quick, repack these and we can WWVLM serve them at lunch tomorrow. YA W ww. .fi V'.'-Q.fmffn Q - Eiexgyj. been in Viet Nam for two years 122 4 John Mangum The CHEERIO KID , kia ,ag ll.. Marshall Johnson: Would you believe we've 999 Norvis Watkins: Wait! Youlre going the wrong way! Ruby Faulkner: Who invited you anyway, Bill Craig!? Eddie Beckworth: He came back and I'm glad he did! Mike Dickerson: Does she or doesnlt she? Delmare Harris: Get your hand off my . . .' ,L l 123 Z? - , H H ,,',, ff' Y if - N - ' ' U J . V.. ' If fl., U V 'S- X., X 'Aw Mike Garrett: We're supposed to pull i0getlleI', Diane. Sharon Fagan: Come alive! Youlre in the Pepsi f?J generation. Greg Coody: And I got this Ruby Faulkner Put your little Nancy Blevins showed the seniors how neat helmet with my Raleigh foot- - -H coupons ! H to groove on out. The Seniors exhibiting their own special talents. W HONURS 4, T ' :, 26 ALICIA KELLY JICKEY HARWELL MOST REPRESENTATIVE These students were chosen by the 1969 Senior Class to have represented Waco High School best. They have been an asset to our school during the year. ,gp-,N ,Ml-vm, 1,7 I Y I VALENTINE COUPLE Q A 1. +R' 12 124 nwwwgi f P - - if .e isis if M si' Q x . Y,-f,,ilfl A A 59 SSH? x 7... f We ff 1 Q9 -. fi M AS? sk? 'aw feb 'fS x V. f. ..., X 'Sis' x . W- 'X'k'v!' ' 4 fff 5 1 '. 4'5f:ifAf' K ik-E I.. ' , ,gg-. fd fie Q. A Qgff. I . Q. 1' in 4 - V G N' ' 43 . sf P , f .-A . 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GQ: -wggaga, 'H-Qsgf Bggvwlq-2 5 -2- XG-ai, Why., :N vi N W' ' T' ,gh-M, Fm ,nu- 'x 'Ww CORRIG PRI CE JICKEY HARWELL RALPH SANCILLO f ff ' ff iv :E , ,G ' ff' fu zz ' 'ft f3zZ'49i ' Q . f ., -, ff ff -K 'W' f-,.,,. fx ff ,P V .. ,, ' f f if 4 ff F1 ,fi , N x ., .. ,,.., Wig 'Mwmmm 1 'X 4 Lnww- E ' ' .au Homecoming Queen: EMILY SCHROEDER Princess: TANYA BLASINGAME Duchesses: RITA WOOD DELMARE HARRIS ALICIA HENDRICKS dw gfgnbvlw' THE Q EE A D HER C0 RT --A '4Z5f Www MW'WWff,f , 1- ,- , miglsem,,wf'Tf':,u1f , , ,-f.UeQ.iQ , NW 'Sw , ,J 4 '4 ,mga M X PW :altlang MM-1 Y if f Ni S 'f 1 ,' H A H -fs 3 .40 CORRIGAN KING NONIINEES Row 1: Barton, Collins, Garrett, Hunt, Gulley Row 3: Tickell, Waggener, Gerdes, Khoury Row 2: Harrington, Hitt, Harwell, Simek, Cobb Row 4: Donaldson, Hardin, Long 134 an S 2 5 E ev 4+ Q 3 2 E E i E f . , Y K , it E nail , 1 A l , jg l .rf I ' 3 d,AM : wi HOMECOIVIING QUEEN NOMINEES Seated Row 1: Gardner, Shofner, Wood Seated Row 2: Hernandez, Harris Standing Left to Right: Blasingame, Joyce, Cox, Pettit, Blevins, Schroeder, Hendricks, Smith, Chaneyworth, Faulkner, Holcomb 135 Row 1: Warren, Cox, Clayton, Gardner, Kirks Row 2: Schroeder, Helleson, Bailey, Moseley, Harrington, Gulley Row 3: Grandberry, Harwell, Dodd, Khoury, Faith, Battles Row 4: McNeil, Williams, Long, Willis, Howard, Waggener H0 OR SENIORS Most Likely to Succeed Tommy Waggener and Denise Moseley Most Scholary Edward Kultgen and Denise Moseley Friendliest U Jickey Harwell and Theresa Alcarez Best Groomed Jickey Harwell and Emily Schroeder Wittiest Leonard Williams and Shirley Helleson Best Athlete Robert Long 136 ELECTIO J UN IORS Most Likely to Succeed Steve Khoury and Mary Jane Bailey Most Scholary Steve Khoury and Lewis Anne Cox Friendliest Steve Khoury, Mike McNeil and Rita Wood Best Groomed HaYW0Od Gulley and Lewis Anne Cox Wittiest Larry Howard and Kay Clayton Best Athlete Ken Granberry Q A WI ERS SOPHOMORES Most Scholarly Randy Willis and Kay Gardner Most Likely to Succeed Van Harrington and Kay Gardner Friendliest David Battles and Debbie Warren Best Groomed Van Harrington and Beverly Kirks Wittiest Cindy Flowers and Johnny Dodd Best Athlete Freddie Faith I D. A. R. CITIZENSHIP BASKETBALL QUEEN A OD Cynthia Ray to Debbie Ferrell: But I'm your friend. If I don't tell you, who will? Lewis Anne Cox: If he tells me he's THE KID one more time, I'm gonna hit him in the mouth! 138 A few choice members of THE PROUD CROWD WHS students decorated homeroom doors for Homecoming, SOPHISTICATION E X TH K 'I' E Z' Spanish students mixed fun with studies. - 39 40 Pepper Congratulations Seniors from ' CHARLESWORTH Paul's Shoe SCIVICC PHOTOGRAPHERS 511 South 8th St.-Free Parking 1215 N0l'th 25th Ph0Ile P14313 2-7731 Portraits-Parties-Weddings Phone PL 3-9625 for Appointments wood Flowers For All Occasions Phones PLaza 2-05654-6237 1 Waco's Largest K Finest Store , For Elon M Young Men Brookvlew Flower , A U . V. I - V 4 3321 Brook Circle 009 Austin Aunut downtown Mrs. Alice Hudson Mrs. Goldie Moody Dale Dunlap: Who put the chewing gum 1n my mouthpiece? CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK TO THE SENIORS v OF 1968-69 ' SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 1024 Columbus Avenue Southgate Center Lake Air Shopping Center S H O P SPORT S WWMW, t,,,.,....c. g.......,, r 2 , . X auf 'fvh' ' W av ,, 142 Row 1: Coach Joe Flood, David Battles, Don Moses, John Davis, Hiram Alexander, Tim Hunt Steve Hunt Row 2: Coach Wayne Gardner, Lloyd Spivey, Charles Copeland, David Phythian, Steve Khoury Eddie Ermis ' Row 3: Jimmy Jones, Kenneth Granberry, William Comer, Tommy Plemons, Glen Hardin Robert Long TIGER TIGER CREED We shall cherish each contest for many yearsg so We will enter each with a determination that is unequalled in TIGER traditions-a determination to Win. Each of us has every EX-TIGER thinking and playing with him in every contestg so we shall remember that every time a contest starts we are to hit a little harder, run a little faster, tackle a little surer, shoot a little truer, throw and catch a little better, hustle a little more, and cheer a little louder than we have done before. Because we are TIGERS, the best is expected of us. We must have self-discipline and perform with hearts as big as our bodies. Then and only then shall we deserve to be called TIGERS. A lot of laughter, blood, sweat, and tears has gone into building the TIGER traditions. They stand or fall with US. Row 1: David Smith, Bill Craig, Leonard Williams, David Yount, Danny Barrett, Billy Santry, Coach Wilburn Rowe Row 2: Charlie Parmes, Carl Giles, Emmitt Wilborn, Jim Burton, Larry Howard, Coach Jack Shraeder Row 3: Johnny Tabor, Addis McNamara, Steve Wilson, Travis Comer, Carl Johnson, Richard Peoples, Mike Scott The Tiger footballers enjoyed their annual banquet at the end of the 1968-69 season. 14 ref E 55 'Y H x f iv Mg!! Q' 'W , 1 f , ,, 1 ffm , W M, fp gf 1 9 A T 'gf 4. 4' V liz, 'fz ,,, ,74 X Fx A 1 we j ,. 15 , W S.. ,cf .V rj f fu 3 Plemons 1151 hands off to his back in Arlington Heights. TOMMY PLEMONS EDDIE ERMIS Senior Quarterback Junior Guard ARLINGTON The Tigers were stung by a big fourth quarter in which the Yellow Jackets scored 27 points. Jackets scored first early in the first quarter to go ahead 7-0. With 8:40 remaining in the second half the Jackets capped a 63-yard drive to lead 14-0. Tigers scored their only touchdown on a 1-yard plunge by Leonard Williams. Johnny Tabor missed the point after, and it was 14-6, Arlington at the half. The Tigers T.D. topped off a 57-yard drive in 12 plays. The Tigers drove to the Jackets 14 early in the third quarter only to lose the ball on a fumble. Neither team threatened for the rest of the period. Arlington Heights had four touch downs in the last quarter on 44, 42, and 25 yard plays and a l-yard plunge to end the Tiger's nightmare. KILLEEN Highly rated Killeen Kangeroos shut out the Tigers by a score of 23-O. The Roos scored first on a 69-yard drive after returning the Tigers kicked off to their own 31- yard line. The mighty Tigers started a drive early in the second quarter only to be stopped by an untimely inter- ception. The interception W a s turned into a Killeen touchdown as Don Hardeman romped 45 yards on the first play from scrimmage. Almost returning the kickoff to pay dirt, the Tigers finally stopped at the Killeen 27. Four incomplete passes stopped the Tigers cold and the Roos took over. Defensive standouts f o r the Bengles were Charlie Parmes, Glenn Hardin, Johnny Dodd, and Don Moses. Eddie Ermis 1631 and Leonard Williams 1331 team up with David Smith to bring down a Killeen ball carrier. :cwLw.sw.1 mmf:s.ifimisafrf.fffaisaasaaemwmw axm2::1sf.ffmsamii.ezA .frfffam aw . . V ,, 0 -we-A-1 ... wa... r L -, MW- .mar .-,,,,,...c 14 46 Steve Hunt 1321 grabs the nearest handle in bringing down an opposing ball carrier THOMAS JEFFERSON The Tigers were stunned by an early touch- down by the Mustangs on a 29-yard pass to end the five-play drive. The Tigers took the kick-off, but got a bad break when a Khoury pass was picked off to set up the Mustang's second T.D. On a bad snap from center, Waco recovered a fumble on T.J.'s 2-yard line. On the first play from scrimmage, Leonard Williams bruised through the Mustang line for the six pointer. The extra point was blocked. Again the Tigers pounced on a Mustang fumble and two plays later, Hiram Alexander ran for 36 yards to pay dirt. At the half, the score was 14-13, for Thomas Jefferson. It was a battle of the defenses in the third period and it remained 14-13. The Mustangs scored two touchdowns in the fourth period to put the game on ice. Final score was 29-13, Thomas Jefferson. ADDIS McNAMARA Senior Center Steve Khoury 1173 is snowed under in an effort to gain that needed yardage TRAVIS REBELS 'Iravis Rebels proved to be too tough for the Tigers by handing them their third straight loss, 22-7 . The Tigers won the toss and chose to receive. The Rebels held tight and forced the Bengals to punt. Johnny Tabor got off a 52 yarder, but to no avail. Leonard Scott, the Rebel's do-everything man, took it on his own 20 and ran 80 yards for Travis's first TD . Travis's second six-pointer came late in the second quarter on a 1- yard plunge. The two point conversion failed. At the end of the first half it was 13-0 in favor of Austin. With 2:53 left in the third quarter, Leonard Scott was again given the call and he broke away for 52 yards to set up the Rebels third touchdown. The Tigers got on the scoreboard on a 5-yard plunge by Leonard Williams with only 1:50 gone in the last quarter. Tabor's kick was good and it was 20-7 , in favor of Austin. Seven plays later, the Rebels caught the Tigers in their own end zone for a safety and two points, to end the scoring. GLENN HARDIN Senior Tackle 14 , Y., ,W TEMPLE Waco Tigers met their fourth defeat in as many games, in Temple, with an attendance at the game of over 7,000 fans. The Wildcats received the open- ing kickoff and in a few plays, were down on the Tiger 3-yard line. The Tiger goal line defense held the Wildcats for four plays before the Tiger offense took over. With less than a minute to go in the half, Temple got its second touchdown on a 58-yard drive. The 3rd period was dominated by the Tigers. Waco had the ball 17 plays and Wildcats only 5. Despite the ball possession by the Tigers, they never got past the Temple 45. Leading the Tiger defense were Robert Long, Glenn Hardin, Don Moses, Steve Khoury, Eddie Ermis, Charles Parmes, and Lloyd Spivey. Leonard Williams 1331 scrambles for yardage as Robert Long f86J blocks. L-V Nr fi L L.. IL' ESQ' A 'I ,,,-...M ,ga Yggwfz WW fa fa aaa 'R 4 ,, 1 , f f, , f 1 4 A , , I A 'MT' ' . . T L H A 5,5 f, 1 . iz :sf -9 fra- Cy Ig '. . 1 ritw , V Yi-, ,., .f.14f..,, lag ,, '- -Sf' sl-. 'V , ' TIM HUNT Junior Wingback HIRAM ALEXANDER Senior Halfback ROBERT LONG Senior Linebacker JOHNNY TABOR Senior End rm. ' 1 ,....... CLEBURNE The Cleburne Yellow Jackets scored on their first ball possession on a clod, muddy night in Cleburne to put a 6-O on the board. Only twice in the whole game did the Tigers ever shake the mud off enough to get to the Jackets 30-yard line. The Tiger defense was tough and held the highly rated Jackets to only two touchdowns by intercepting two passes and recovering two fumbles. Leading the Tiger defense were Robert Long, Glenn Hardin, and Llyod Spivey. The Tigers, only real threat was when they reached the Cleburne thirty yard line on a fourth and 6 situa- tion. Johnny Tabor attempted a field goal but it was off to the side. Cleburne did not score again until the fourth quarter, the score climaxed a 70-yard drive. The Tiger defense again forced a missed extra point and the game ended 12-O, a Cleburne victory. DAVID SMITH Senior Guard The Tiger defense proved tough against University. UNIVERSITY A 65-yard punt return by University with 5:20 remaining to play in the game put the game on ice for the Trojans, as the Tigers suffered a 19-17 and a fifth defeat in as many starts. The Tigers started the scoring when Eddie Ermis recovered a fumble on the Trojans 3-yard line. The Tigers failed to move the ball over the goal line in three plays and were forced to try a field goal. Johnny Tabor booted a 47-yarder to put three points on the board. The field goal sparked the Trojans and they took the kickoff 62 yards to the Tigers 3. They scored on the next play and with the extra point, led 7-3. The Tigers took the kick to their own 33 but scored seven plays later as Leonard Williams ran it over from the 14. University wasforced to punt but Hiram Alexander fumbled and the Trojans recovered on the Tiger 25, The Trojans scored six plays afterwards and Went into the lead once again with a tally of 13-10. The Tigers took the second half kickoff to the University nine and Leonard Williams hit pay dirt on the next play. The Tigers held their 17-13 lead until late in the period. CARL GILES Junior Linebacker 149 150 Leonard Williams 1331 racks up a substantial gain with help from Charlie Parmes C421 in the Richfield game Another Ram bites the dust as Kenneth Granberry i341 makes the tackle. BRYAN Two field goals by sure-footed Johnny Tabor put the Fighting Tigers ahead of the Broncos for three periods. Late in the first quarter Tabor toed one from 35 yards out. To keep the Broncos wondering, Tabor booted one from 43 yards out to give Waco a 6-0 lead at the half. T h e Tigers held their lead through the third period and things were looking glum for the Bronco fans. Then, in t h e fourth, the Broncos took the lead away from the Tigers on two touchdown passes and put the game out of reach. The Tiger defense was led by Fred Smith, Johnny Dodd, and Robert Long. Final score in the game was Bryan 14-Waco 6. Mike Scott 1231 attempts to knock down a University pass RICHFIELD A 95 yard opening kickoff return by Hiram Alexander paved the way for the 12-7 victory over cross-town rivals Richfield Rams. The win gives Waco High the edge in the series played between the two teams, 4-3, and a 1-9 season record. The kick carried to the Tiger 5 where Leonard Williams hauled it in and started to his right. Alexander passed behind Williams and took a lateral and streaked upfield for the score. The extra point kick was blocked but Waco High led 6-O. The second Tiger scoring march started when a bad punt by Richfield set the ball on the Ram 45. From there the Tigers scored 8 plays later. The extra point pass failed and Waco High led 12-0 with 5:47 left in the first half. Starting the fourth quarter of play, the Rams marched to the Waco High 17 before a brusing tackle by Robert Long saved a sure score. The Rams had their last chance for victory but failed as the Tiger defensive backs kept the Ram pass receivers from catcliing passes. Steve Wilson and Mike Scott had fine defensive plays for the night. The Tigers took over the ball and stalled to preserve a 12-7 victory. 151 ? I Steve Wilson, Richard Lopez, Ralph Sancillo, Billy Donaldson, Robert Long, Johnny Tabor, Tommy Plemons, Carl Collins, Harry Harrington, Mike Crist. Johnny Tabor 1343 scores against University. Robert Long shoots for two in the Killeen game KH ,M T7 9 2 G Q Billy Donaldson tries a long shot in the University game. WACO INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Hosting the powerful Abilene Eagles this past weekend in the first game of the Waco Tournament, the Waco Tigers showed that they are stiff competition even with one of the strongest teams in the state. Abilene using its deadly two-platoon system handed the Tigers their first defeat of the tournament by a score of 77-49. The Tigers led by the 15 points by Robert Long and followed by Ralph Sancillo with 14 made a fine showing along with their teammates in holding the fine Abilene team to a final game margin of only 28 points. In their Saturday morning consolation game the Tigers ripped Moore High 55-40. Long again took high point honors with 20 points followed by Sancillo with 10, Wilson with 8, and Donaldson with 6. The Tigers, battling for top consolation honors Saturday afternoon, were handed their second defeat of the tournament by Carter-Riverside of Dallas. The never say-die Tigers trailing by 23-20 at halftime were led by Doug Faith with 13 points, Sancillo with 11, and Tommy Plemons with 6. The final score was 58-43 leaving the Tigers with sixth place honors and one of the finest showings by Waco High in this tournament in a number of years. C l C ll' ' ' ' ' atiimst Egssfiiljumps high above his defender m an Robert Long f44J, Johnny Tabor 1341 await the rebound 154 Johnny Tabor fights for a rebound Ralph Sancillo is up, ready to shoot Robert Long drives all the way for an easy two points Waco 38 Waco 49 Waco 48 Waco 5 Waco 4 Waco 6 Waco 3 Waco 5 Waco 52 Waco 5 Waco 3 Waco 3 Waco 6 Waco 4 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Brenham Stephenvllle Temple UHlVefSlty Kllleen Bryan Mexla Rlchfleld Temple Umverslty Kllleen Bryan Cleburne Rlchfleld 4 67 5 6 45 60 65 62 4 3 48 6 70 4 ............................................. ' ' 3 2 .................................................. ' 2 9 .................................................... 4 .................................................... ' Waco 57 ............................................... Cleburne 7 6 7 ,.............................................. ' ' 0 ............................................. ' ' 6 2 .................................................. ' 8 9 ......................,............................. 4 ...,........................................... 5 8 ............................................... ' ' 15 Ralph Sancillo made 124 points on field goals during the season. Tommy Plemons attempts a jump shot. 156 Robert Long was high point man of the Tigers for the season. Billy Donaldson and Johnny Tabor talks to M Shroeder during halftime. r ,ffai Q W Ke g? f 1 me 1 wwf I if I' K Robert Long and Billy Donaldson jump for a rebound. Johnny Tabor sinks a free throw to help gain a Robert Long had 207 rebounds to lead the Tigers. ViCt0l'Y 0V91' UI'liV91'SitY- was we qg.1la.... ' ' ' V' ' figisk K ,Y fi EVM W4 1135- si Row 1: Jickey Harwell, Doug Faith, Tim Hunt, James Rejeck, Billy Santry, Larry Perez, Ronnie Kimbrough, Harold Pirelo Row 2: Steve Hunt, Larry Williams, Eddie Ermis, Tom Clark, Eddie Sherman, Bruce Roliard, Coach Wilburn Rowe Row 3: Ronnie Heneger, Shelby Bradburn, Mike Scott, Doug Nix, Jerry Farr, Dennis Baier, Mike Crist Larry Williams blasts out a single in an early season game. ., . .Q .ei , , fvmmy ,,., if-,, i fa .,,f 3 ,f.. f., -vfi Www .V,i -. ,- . :u,,w.ff,A, . 159 Larry Williams studies the batter. . . . . .and fires one past him. Jickey Harwell is congratulated by teammates after hitting a homer against La Vega. 6 Dennis Baier takes a lead off first base. Steve Hunt tips La Vega's pitch foul. A Tiger base runner heads for second. ,,,f1f' . Hs, -' ' H11-.Yf. K .QM H J fi.: - K X -1- L, f-W 6 -ga.. , , V, , 1' V 1 . X M f,,, V V ,, - . V . . 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C ,,.,-. ,, -,f fi,'-vx'f w.w.a a f my 'ff .ga 1. 1 ti -. 2 0' '25 'l5'g2 W i H ew.....,1'wf' A mat' , .fgykt 'f 1' ff' 1' 77 f R I A I Extra Innings, 3-2 Waco High pitcher Larry Williams helped win his own game Tuesday, singling home James Rejcek, running for Hunt, stole second, moved to third on an infield out and W I ,W .av-:F A the decisive run in extra innings scored on Nix'S sacrifice fly. 'wx i W. 115 the Tigers' edged Bfyafl, 3-2, Waco High will hit the road to V., , i , f at Klwams Field- Killeen today for a battle with P , Qi A 'Williams relieved s t a r t e r the Kangaroos. L Jlckey Harwell in the fifth in- i'. . . Bryan uno oo-2-s-1 W + . , V W og,-V ning and a110Wed one hit the wana High 6...-..Ui?o1 om -:gina-an . l 1, ntl si, ' iiii ragga ',s,i ,ggf-,,, ' ' ryan - a e , ' d ' ' fi r as , ,,o' - l',', ' rfest of the Way' Smkmg gut Harwell, wiliiamssanffsglefn 0 'C' t',' five and walking two. The vie- Yi ' .V xg V - 1 ' tory left Waco High 3-6 in Q M, ,., . . . 1' f.,f.122,'7 - .7 ' -V - W we .':t'. ijwij, y,:,3.nw DlStF1St 14-AAAA. The Tlg6I'S M .. 5 l - .x if e : f L.,.'-T4 'wifi-,5 hf',ffiiQ ', t.1L'fHsif. V meet Killeen Wednesday at 4 l 1 f-,', 3 f p.m. on the Kangaroos' home field. ll- . . . 2 I V -ff V ... ,J 1 1 The Tigers Jumped no a L0 t lead in the third inning when Doug Nix reached base on a fleldefs Chmcey. Stole Second and scored on Jickey Harwell's single. Trailing 2-1 in the fifth, . .V '- 1' dia' Waco gOt 8 falls' started on' Larry Williams tries to get a better picture of the Steve Hunt's single. pitcher- Dennis Baier is up after a pop foul. Doug Faith on first base after knocking out another single. ei.: , it . , 162 .Row 1: Dale Dunlap, Darrel Benton, Frank Garcia, Freddie Faith, John Davis, John Munos, Rudy Bagnato, Paul Brown A Row 2: Johnny Dodd, Woodrow Miller, Richard Peoples, George Stewart, Russell Ross, Charles Alexander, Charles Kessner, Leonard Williams 1 Row 3: James Garner, Carl Johnson, Steve Wilson, Robert Long, Johnny Tabor, Bill Gurdson, Travis Comer, Raymond James Garner, Richard Peoples, Raymond Bibles, Darrell Benton, and J0hf11'1Y Dodd. , 'J Bibles Steve Wilson placed in District and went On to the regional meet. if Charles Alexander and Russell Ross Row 1: Rudy Bagato, Paul Brown, John Munos Row 2: Frank Garcia, George Stewart, Bill Anderson, Charles Kessler, Dale Dunlap. 9 114, P' 164 Richard Peoples, James Garner, Steve Wilson, Russell Ross. Row 1: Paul Brown, George Stewart J Row 2: John Davis, Woodrow Miller Ohnny Tabor, Robert Long Row 3: Rudy Bagnato, Carl Johnson Travis Comer, Charles Alexander 165 66 Johnny Tabor, Robert Long Travis Comer Leonard Williams, Charles Alexander gf 48 14, f' fn, M-f Steve Wilson, James Garner, Richard Peoples, Charles Alexander l I I Freddie Faith tied for third in the pole vault in Steve Wilson won flrst m the 440 in the District meet. District. K wiowf I jf, an ,Q l xt ,mfr so , .Q , as is 'Aff W ,, ,, F, i If . ,M www jg, , tg' J . H-'I' L- fi,29fi?a 1, r A - Jfff' . , - ' X , kv: ,,,,, . ,. V , - ,f::,,.L,,V L. H mmf 8 2 f 167 4 TIGER GOLF Coach Jimmy Woods, Tommy Grimes,Gary Comer , Frank Tindle, Mike Buckingham, Roy Nash, Carl Crow, Mike Garrett 168 Carl Crow, Tommy Grimes, Mike Garrett, Mike Buckingham, and Roy Nash were lettermen Seniors Carl Crow, Mike Garrett, and Roy Nash. ff 'zz ,,.-,g1,.'1 W ,,,.,,.M .,w.,, , W, ., . ,M , .,,., vW.,.... ,,.,,,.,.,,, ,i f .M,.,i. 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