Waco High School - Daisy Chain Yearbook (Waco, TX)
- Class of 1971
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Daisy Chain Volume 70, 1971 Waco High School Waco, Texas Editor-in-Chief: Cheryl Harper Managing Editor: Phronsie Foulks Advisor: Mrs. Estelle Geno TABLE OF CONTENTS Introductory Section . . . . 2 Faculty ........... . . 12 Sports ............... . . 38 Activities ............... . . 64 Clubs and Organizations ..... 78 Classes .............. ... 110 J Q R ,,,.W. , QNX M. xx . . , .-Q W - Q Q N Mx ps fi 5 SQ? Sgliliiwa ggi x 'E QA KE ' - , - .. K SM si f q w f .3 I .. 4.5: E. -2 ,- YN' 531.7 - Sci fi? .5551 L ff' X . Y Y, X ggi it-A . vu- P 5 QQ , f. 4 WN? x -w 1, Mfg' s' -i Q x x Q - fzfh Six-5 6 xi 5 f ' s - we Q ws. . , . N .N K if rv MEMORIES We close our eyes at times and see as through a mist of tears The old Things that our people loved, now lost in modern years, The simple, honest, homely things, not merely meant to sell, But each a part of some old home its people loved so well. . . . But these were treasures ofthe days to come to us no more. And now we gather shiny things-bright varnish, paint and brass. For times have changg, and with the changed has come armodern view, But one can't quite kill our love for some old things we knew. Harry Lee Morriner We close our eyes at times and see as through o mist of tears The old things that our people loved, now lost in modern years, The simple, honest, homely things, not merely meant to sell, But eoch C1 port of some old home its people loved so well. if 1 u 3 mlllllli Ll L 53?-1' if ' fires S - .I 5 ,jg ---9. iii .4l.k Q M ' T W E Q 8: M w MQ 5 , Q . ,, if 6 s .nina 45 . V ' UAH' . . . . . But these were treasures of the days to come to us no more. And now we gather shiny things . . bright varnish, paint and brass. , a f 35 ' XI Q i i g ht X 0'- s -g . 4 3 , FQrffimgas l1av6 chqhged, V Afhe changed hdsq come a modern view, BUf One,can'f q'u ife' k iU OuArjlo veQ for some old things we knew. 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Board have busy year I--.J E ll iff H i,, .WW ...n-f l 7 H--I , Mr. Johnie Riola is assistant principal and boy's counselor. Mr. W. E. Weafhers is principal of Waco High School, Miss Grace Hamilton is girl's counselor. I5 Pink Slips, Transcripts, Money w 1 , is.. Guidance counselors check credits and transcripts tor 932 Waco High School students. Absentee students report to Mrs. Betty Gibson or Mrs. Ada Pyles for the familiar pink slip that permits re-admittance to the classroom. Mrs. Carrie Williams, registrar, admits new students and prepares schedules. Miss Agnes Talley is senior guidance counselor. 'I6 ---4b---an-up-...'... ,A 3 ' ,.,..-.- Upper photos: Mrs. Carrie Williams, Miss Agnes Talley. Mrs Betty Gibson is in lower photo. A -.wx Mrs. Louise Newman is secretary to the principal. Mrs. Ada Pyles, attendance clerk. Mrs. Birla Clynch, business manag- ef. II in One .... Never! Mrs. Birla Clynch, Waco High School Business Manager, keeps records of funds for all school organizations, clubs and activi- ties, as well as supervising the business management of the Wacoan and Daisy Chain. it I7 Art and Business, Abstract and Real it-fi rm - WHS Business department teaches students business skills tor today's technological world. Subjects offered are bookkeeping, typewriting, clerical practice and shorthand. Other courses associated with business education are busi- ness law and economics. Business department faculty includes Mrs. Kathy Hunter, B.B.A., Baylor, Miss Ann Weeks, B.S., East Texas State Uni- versity, Miss Charlotte Houston, B.A., Southwest Texas State College, and Mrs. Jane Walker, M.E.C.O., Baylor Universi- ty. The art department, headed by Mrs. McHam, is one ot the most colorful in the school. Not only are her influences shown on the students, but one can see her work on various school proiects. Examples ot this are the homecoming as- sembly, football banquet and in the library. i w.W.s,.,..- Mrs. Wilma Mcl-lam B.A., Baylor Univ. 4'-4 'i . f gawk Ab! JINQIA 'I9 Language Lights the Way El ano del tigre. Tapes, records, workbooks, manuals-and those verbs fverbos y mas verbosl. What student will ever forget these or singing songs in Spanish, or learning about el dia de la raza, or breaking a pinata at Christmas time. The Spanish Department also sponsors the Pan American Student Forum which is open to any student genuinely inter- ested in furthering his understanding and appreciation of our neighbors to the south. Miss Lidia Montemayor B.A., Baylor Univ. Mrs. Renee Bennett B.A., Baylor Univ. Mrs. Carolyn Oldham BA., Baylor Univ. Ks., f4:ffZ.5'fEs German courses offered at WHS develop a student's ability Latin courses stress grammar, reading of literature and to understand and to express himself in German by speak- studying phases of Roman life and history Students build ing and reading the language. Tapes recorded by native up a vocabulary useful in English and the Roman lan speakers are used in the language labratory. Das .lahr des guages. Tiger. 20 Hhs, ..,.....,, Because of different interests and abilities of its students, WHS offers a varied curriculum in the English Department. American Literature, English Literature, Southwest culture and humanitarian arts are some of its offerings. Practical English is offered as well as advanced placement. Mrs. Read Dawson M.E., Univ. of Texas Mrs. Patricia Howard B.A., Baylor Univ. Mrs. Clyde Baxter M.A., Baylor Univ. Miss Katherine Hughes M.A., Univ. of Texas Mrs. William Mills M.A,, Baylor Univ. Homema king and 3 K 3 M Industrial Arts l il .2 a Q?-.... Mrs. Mary L. Adams B,S., Baylor Univ. Mrs. Johnny Marrow B.S., Texas Woman's Univ. Mrs. Ruth Nolte Mrs. Geraldine Smith B.S., North Texas State Univ. 5.3, Bgylof Univ. -. 336. Mt '! 'SWF-l .... In lndustrial Arts class young men of WHS learn the tech- niques of designing and of the proper use and care of the various power-driven-wood-working machines. The department has courses in electricity, metalworking and drafting. Mr. Elden A, Werner, M.S., Kansas State College, is the supervisor ofthe industrial arts department at WHS, and of all the schools in the WISD. Other faculty members are Mr. Fritz Linnstaedter, B.S., Southwest State Teachers College, and Mr. J. H. Woods, B.S., East Texas State Univ. In the Homemaking Department students learn all phases of homemaking. In addition to learning the basics, students may take courses such as Home Management and Family Living in which they learn howto run the home and all the business involved in it. During the summer, WHS offers summer homemaking. This program serves as a continuation of the year's work by of- fering further opportunity for gaining skills related to homemaking activities. A Vocational Clinic-giving students the opportunity to attend school half a day and work in a related homemaking field the other half day-was begun this year. Students worked at hospitals and day care centers. Math Math is the study of figures, constants and triangles. COhh- those isosceles trianglesl Subjects offered in the Math Department are plane and solid geometry, Algebra l and ll, College Algebra and trigonometry. Mr. E. M. Lawhon M.A., Baylor Univ. if X 1 Miss Elizabeth Morgan M.Ed., Baylor Univ. Mr. Joe C. Mitchell B.S., Prairie View A8iM Mr. H, Lester Baker B.S., Southwest Texas State College Mrs. Sylvia DuBois, B.A. B.A., Univ. of Texas 24 Science Science students study the basic principles of earth and physi- cal science. It is learning more about living things, both plants and animals, and of their relationship to each other. Science is understanding more about matter and energy and elements and compounds. Mr. G. H. West M.A., Baylor Univ. Mr. Jack Schrader M.S., East Texas State College Mrs. Ruth Hahn B.S., Briar Cliff College Miss Helen Dumont M.A., Baylor Univ. Mr. Robert Barnett B.S., Baylor Univ. 25 Musical Notes The music department is one of the largest in WHS. The band and chorus add spark and spirit to assemblies, pep rallies and sports events. Mr. Richard Perot is the director of the Tiger-lOO-man-strong marching band. The band begins practice marching in the summer to perfect their routines. This year they received a first division rating in the Universi- ty Interscholastic League contest. The band has many marching techniques, performing in city parades and at half time for football and basketball games. Mr. Randy Lofgren is head of the WHS choral department, the pride of which is the Golden Voices. They participated in the Homecoming Assembly, the Christmas Assembly and sang for many other groups. Twenty-seven chorus members placed in regional chorus contests. Mr. N. R. Lofgren M.M., Baylor Univ. Mr. R. G. Perot M.M.Ed., Midwestern Univ. Mr. Perot's favorite vantage point is on top of the gym vvhile he watches the band go through their paces. 26 WHS Golden Voices perform ot on assembly The Art of Communication --X is Speech is a course designed to help pupils gain the ability to express their ideas before a group and to meet the requirements of daily speech activities. Speech includes debate, persuasive speaking, poetry, prose, dramatic in- terpretations, impromptu and extemporaneous speaking. ln- terscholastic League and tournament competition is en- courageol. This year all speech l classes went to Austin and attended the Governor's Conference on Children and Youth. Mrs. Becky Canning's class prepared and did research for the conference. Drama, under the supervision of Mrs. Joyce Miller, deals with the fundamental principles of acting and gives practice in acting and play production. The first play presented by the drama department was The Touchbearersf' Mrs. Lawrence Ivirs. Joyce Miller Canning B.A., Baylor Univ. M.Ed., Univ, ot Texas Speech and Journalism Journalism is action with a purpose, and the purpose of a journalism class is to learn as much as possible about the special Techniques ot writing tor the school publication, the Wacoan. Advanced students actually produce the paper, and begin- ning students contribute articles, sell ads and assist in sales. Two other publications are prepared by the Journalism department. The Daisy Chain statt prepares the yearbook. Advanced iournalism students prepare the student directo- ry. Mrs. Estelle Gena, lvi.S. in Education, Baylor Univ., is publications sponsor. 29 Distributive Education and Drivers Education . 1M.,,hM iiil ii .WAQ , r s L 'f'- j 15. 1 , Mr. W. D. l-ludspeth ME., T.C.U. Distributive Education is a cooperative part-time program designed to assist students in learning a business while go- ing to school. Mr. VV. D. l-ludspeth helps each pupil to find a job. The student attends school in the morning, and works on the iob in the afternoon for a salary paid by the employer. 30 Mr. K. H. Clark M.S., Baylor Univ. Driver's Education is a standard course composed of a minimum 30 clock hours of classroom instruction, l2 hours in the simulator, three hours of actual driving experience and three hours ot observing. The simulator was purchased by WISD. lt was used for the first time at WHS in the spring, l97l. The Rock of Gibraltar-WHS History Department -----f I n ' 1 , rf- , wn........ ww- Q , ,A 5 W-N-A -V .... .... -5 ,. - t,., . ,,.nh V. -......... . . s.-.e,.1f E' . K in E it 'E i 1 f - .ll M- M. -.xx K- N Mr. Joe Flood Miss Ruth Hamilton B.S., Texas ASM Univ. MA., Baylor Univ. Some people dwell on studying history, others dwell on making it. Then there are some who believe in doing both. Mr. R. B. llvlaiorl Keithly has been with WHS 41 years. Ot those years, 26 were spent in the Physical Education Depart- ment where he was the basketball coach and the assistant track coach. Mr. Keithly taught math five and a half years. l-le has taught history tor the last nine and a half years. Blood, Sweot ond Teors is the Nome ol Mr. Wayne Gardner M.S., Boylor Univ. Mr. R. E. Smith Ivl,S., Midwestern Univ. Mr. Joe Flood Ivlr. Bill Hunter B.S,, Texas A8.M Univ, B.S., Howord Poyne College Mr. Kenneth W. Ferguson B.B.A., Univ. of Texos 32 he Game Wx Mrs. Kerry Creech B.S.P.E., Baylor Univ. Mrs. Elizabeth Price B.S., Univ. of Texas Physical Education is an integral part ot the curriculum, developing and maintaining a healthy body promotes a happier lite. Boys and girls P.E. classes include tumbling, swimming, tennis, speedball, track, volley ball, modern and folk dance and the ever present grunt iog. Mrs. Dodgen shows Kathy Lander how to throw a speed ball. Mrs. Bill Doolgen B.S., Southwest State Teachers College Study Hall Scenes U' Ul WHCU S19 N so H 11fL YL E- is lt S' it K S- S f 4ll A . i K VVWV I ..WMshhk .. The Study Holl is o convenient plcce for students. Some pupils find it eosier to do homework, reseorch work, go to the librory, sleep or moke up tests ond other ossignments ot this porticulor time. When exes heord of WHS' closing they bid for their old study holl seots. Miss Aso D. Grunt, Study Holl Supervisor Mrs: Velmo Wise, Study Hcull Supervisor l l 34 Library is Stacked WHS library has a collection ot approximately l8,000 books and bound magazines and subscriptions to 90 maga- zines and tive newspapers. This year the library has 400 new titles on the shelves and lOO additional duplicates, Books, magazines and newspapers are purchased from money received from Title IV funds. Mrs. Helen Stem, Asst. Librarian Miss Othella Denman, Librarian, MLS. Texas VVoman's Univ. Library Assistant, Denise Delvionney nw..-'Lg 'i f bi 'T t, X i V v 35 C. C. and Company lt is quiet. It is fourth period. The bell rings. The halls roar with thunder. ls it an earthquake, is it a thunderstorm? No, it is fifth period and the masses are making a bee-line to the lunchroom! Fourteen people are employed in the cafeteria. lt is their duty to prepare and serve the food for all of us here at Waco High School. Mrs. Ellie W. Pierce is in charge. The custodians have a big responsibility. Seven men and women are in charge of keeping Waco High School clean and polished. Not only do they work after school, but they also clean up after games and other activities. Mr. Cook is in charge. The Waco High C. C. and Company are the best cooks and custodians inthe WISD. TN. N Front Row: B. Bens, C. Rogers, E. Pierce, M. Pierce. Back Row R Livingston M Armstead W Doolittle O Collier M Moore B Miles, A. Cannon, G. McCullough. Not Pictured: E. Aga, D. Hoffman Cashiers 36 ?. Front Row: Mrs. D. Russell, Mrs. J. Fowler, Mrs. B. Hunt. Bock Row: Mr. A. Cook, Mr, W. C. Coe, Mr. W. Hoskins, Mr. J. Smith. .di 37 Sz fi If 1 if 5 5 3 52: fi 9 9? ii: Q? 1: ., -is 2 -x :E 92 if 5 3? 5 4 Q Q fl Q 5 5 E -.C I If 5 li mxxara11N.NAhwz12fQ:azQ:1fz-,-gEfnNQs1ircl4NwmaAa-sscf,rkx wwxse. ,1a1g4 rw. , f H , 1 , 1 Jazz:-yaoncmzomopwxwgw-:ua , xzz:ww.gv,v.''.'-fggy,-'Azqgppi SPO RTS From Row: J. Mantemayor, R, Regaldo, R. Smith, D. Scott, D. Whiteside, P, Trevino, S. Garner, J, Lee, G, Larlcins, K. Tyler, R. Collins, R, Gatton, S. Henderson. Second Row: J. Flood, B. Hunter, R. Napier, D. Willis, D. Battles, J. Right: They call him, Coach Gardner, SIRI 40 -U-nm-4-me W, 4-1 K A ,1',,..., Dodd, W. Mosley, B. Jackson, G. Scott, J. Schrader, W. Gardner. Back Row. M. Garcia, C. Alexander, G. Bowers, R. Ross, T, Comer, A, Cooper, L. Weaver, S, Mangum, L. Johnson, N, Dunham. vi Q.. SEASON RESULTS WACO OPP. 7 Austin Travis 28 6 No. Mesquite 38 O l-laltom 26 0 Killeen 37 7 Richfield l7 2 Bryan 48 I4 Temple 37 6 Corsicana 41 I2 Cleburne 34 O University O Bottom Right: David Battles showed his stance in the Trenches. Bottom Left: Danny Willis looked mean forthe yearbook photographer TIGER CREED We shall cherish each contest tor many years, so we will enter each with a determination that is unequaled in Tiger tradi- tions-a determination to win. Each ot us has every ex-Tiger thinking and playing with him in every contest, so we shall remember that every time a contest starts we are to hit a little harder, run a little taster, tackle a little surer, shoot a little truer, throw and catch a little better, hustle a little more, and cheer o little louder than we have clone before. Because we are Tigers, the best is expected ot 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 tall with us. Top: .lay Lee showed his passing form tor the yearbook. Bottom: The Travis runner is slowed by Bowers 1425 so that Dodd C353 can make the tackle. 42 Top: Russell Ross uncorked cl procfice Throw. BoHom1AIexc:nderf32J and on unknown Tiger mode the tcrckle W llis 1671 makes the tackle as Alexander i321 and Weaver l7l1 close in. Dodd l351, Ross C341, Bowers l421, Napier l551, Battles l681, Tyler l2l1 and Weaver C851 made the old gang tackle. Tiger Players Depth proved to be the down-fall of the Tiger team this season as they fell several times in the final quarter. lf there had been some replacements on the bench to give the starters a rest, the final record may have been quite dif- ferent. Man for man the Tigers had a team as good as any other in the district. The Tiger line was bolstered by seniors Wendell Mosley, Travis Comer, Larry Weaver, Danny Willis and David Bat- tles. lvlosley, Comer and Weaver were tackles that had good size, and Willis and Battles were mini-guards that ex- celled in quickness. The new schools will depend on WHS underclassmen. They are Sam Mangum, Rhondal Napier, Gary Scott, Billy Jackson, Norman Dunham and Bruce Reed. Napier was the sophomore that invaded the trenches for the Tigers. With the Tiger offense being mostly a running offense, the l 44 ends spent most of their time blocking down field. The quickness of ends Steve Garner, Alvin Cooper, Ricky Collins, Rick Smith, Donald Scott and Larry Johnson proved invalu- able in the defensive backfield. Senior backs Johnny Dodd and Russell Ross carried most of the load. The ball handling of Jay Lee and the slashing runs of Charles Alexander aided in the Tiger attack. Little Ken Tyler played with heart both on offense and on defense. Sophomores Gary Bowers, Dennis Whiteside, and iunior Greg Larkins gave much needed depth to the backfield. The punting was handled by Johnny Dodd until Robbie relieved him of the worry after the season was several weeks deep. Larry Weaver proved to be one of the best high school kickers in this area. Alexander C325 made one of his many slashing runs. wswiiiilbilw -gh a 4' 4 1 W A EQ, lv Dodd took a short rest fram the action. AHFWF5 HHN' W ' gmwlgm qw Coaching Staff Comments Head Coach Wayne Gardner leads the coaching staff in the number ot years of coaching experience. Coach Gardner who has been head coach since 1960 came to Waco High from South Junior where he coached for two years. Coach Jack Schrader is second on the coaching statt in ex- perience with Qi years to his credit. Coach Schrader, a graduate of Baylor, came to Waco High from Lake Air Junior High after coaching at St. Augustine and Hubbard. The third ranked in seniority is Coach Richard Smith with I9 years experience. Coach Smith is a graduate ot Midwestern University. Coach Smith who is the B-team coach came to Waco High after coaching at Connally, Graham, Henrietta, Moody and North Junior. He is ci graduate ot Waco High. Coach Bill Hunter has eight years ot coaching experience. A graduate ot Howard Payne College, Coach Hunter came to Waco High tour years ago from North Junior. He is the line coach. Top: Weaver holds the ball that he kicks so well. Bottom. Dodd almost broke all the way against University. l The defensive coach is Joe Flood. A graduaTe of Waco High and Texas AGM, Coach Flood has coached aT Waco High for five years. Coach Ken Ferguson is in his firsT year of coaching. He is The assisTanT BfTearn coach. He Too is a graduaTe of Waco High. Coach Ferguson was a sTarTer on The i963 UniversiTy of Texas Team ThaT was The National Champion ThaT year. Coach Gardner feels ThaT The coaching staff of This year is The mosT enioyable, loyal and hard working group of coaches he has associafed wiTh since he has been at Waco High. Coach Hunler felT Thai Waco High had a beTTer Team Than The record indicaTes and Coach Schrader felT ThaT depTh was The obsTacle ThaT prevenTed a real ouTsTanding season. Coach Gardner says ThaT he really feels fooTball worTh The Time and Trouble when he sees a boy sTraighTed out by playing football when he could have gone astray. Top: Robbie SmiTh showed his high kick during Rockefte tryout. Bottom: The Richfield runner is Trapped by Weaver 1857, Collins 1833, Scott 1l7J, Mosley 1775 and an unknown Tiger. Th Big Five 1 A -A P- f f T ' 3 A' f 4 lags M Q Q :Yi- J 3 .-Mig, ,156 i 15 fl K , ' iw fr, Q Q ' 1+ 5 . Q- 4 JU. 5 -fy X W2 , .. , big! . 1 1: W, V- Xi Q Q My rx 1 ga x A 35 ,g 4 i N an I ', i ' gi ' n 9 x F 49 48 il x f R im 'Fi ii' wi: X The Waco Tigers weren't without some stars. The players on the other teams knew that they had played ci game when the Tigers left their town. Several ot the players lett their marks in bruises, cuts and other varieties ot iniuries. Some of the players on the Tiger team gained the respect ot the sports writers, other players and other coaches to such ci point that they were named tothe all district team. Five ot the Tigers made the second team all district team. The bullish play of Johnny Dodd won him a spot on the team. Determined play lay Ken Tyler gained respect from all that he laced, The mighty mite linemen, Danny Willis and David Battles, won the respect ot the opposing linemen tor their determined ettort on the line. Speedy Steve Garner saved many touchdowns with his come-from-behind tackles. Get- ting honorable mention were slashing runners Russell Ross and Charles Alexander along with hard-nosed defensive back Ricky Collins. To the tar lett, Alvin Cooper: The mighty Cooper styles it again. Abovei The Tiger backtield with Alexander i32l, Dodd i35l, Lee U55 and Tyler C2l l show their torm in the backtield. Lett: Coach l-lunter supervises the mad search for the lost contact? 49 70-71 Teom The Spoiler PoTenTial was The word To describe The Waco Tiger BaskeT- ball Team oT 1970-197l. WiTh a Tew breaks The Tiger cagers mighT have puT TogeTher a good win-loss percemage, Problems began To crop up wiTh in The TirsT Tew weeks OT pracTice wiTh ankle injuries coming in spurTs. ATTer The season began, mosT ol The squad had illnesses ranging from bad colds To The flu. Rarely did The same group oT players STarT Two consecuTive games. As a resulT, The uniTy on The courT which is needed To win The close games was lacking. The Tigers were beaTen badly in some early season games onTil They gained necessary experience. lnabiliTy To main- Tain a susTained eTTorT cosT The cagers a shoT aT The disTricT crown, To The dismay oT The oTher Teams, Waco l-ligh became The spoiler. A deTeaT handed To Bryan by Waco High was evenTually To Turn ouT To be The loss ThaT cosT Bryan a shoT aT The disTricT championship as Bryan Tell one game shorT, The spiriT oT The Killeen Team was broken when Waco l-ligh beaT Them To knock Them Trom conTenTion. SaTis- TacTion was losT due To The season record, buT The cagers Took pride in being a spoiler. ...-W. wsswsw , T Q wg-w.mc.c,, fc 50 3 fi ,- Kmfl, - t. ,F W Top Lett: Sitting-ll.. to R.j Ronnie Turnbough, James Bush, Eddie Sherman, Jesse Fuentes. Standing-Mgr. Raymond Regaldo, Gary Holcoi Randy Willis, Thom Clark, Raymond Bible, Coach Jack Schrader. Bottom Far Lett: Six-feet-six-inch Coach Schrader stands in front ot his little post men Gary Holcomb, Randy Willis, Thom Clark and Raymond Bible. Bottom Lett: Randy Willis goes high to shoot his iump shot. Bottom Right: Eddie Sherman listens as James Bush directs Gary Holcomb to the room. Bottom Lett: With eyes fixed on the rim, Charles Alexander prepares to rebound. -V g t: f 2-ig FQ Pl' Q ff ,. .WW ,..., 9 0 .s,:?15f?If?? 75 k':'fl'tif f is: W Q S' R R R f. -1. 1 Q -L , we if , ...,, I' - 'f swiwiwvf' ky- , ,..,, 5 y M ,. ll 5l The 1970-71 Tiger Team of Imposifors AlmosT every player on The Tiger VarsiTy came up wiTh a nickname of some sorT. IT all began one year ago when James Bush sTarTed To call himself by The name of his hero, Lou Hudson of The ATlanTa Hawks. The idea of nicknames caughf on quickly, Jesse FuenTes C5'7 l was dubbed WilT afTer WilT Chamberlain of The Los Angelos Lakers due To his lack of heighf. Randy Willis was chrisTined Billy Bradley afTer The sTar of The New York Knickerbockers, Eddie Sherman became known as Hondo because of The way he came Through in The cluTch as does John Hondo Havelichek of The BosTon CelTics. Raymond Bible refers To himself as AusTin Carr afTer The sTar of lNloTre Dame and Thom Clark called himself Spencer Haywood afTer The sTar of The SeaTTle Supersonics. Ronnie Turnbough was called Jerry WesT because of his abiliTy To shooT like The sTar of The Los Angelos Lakers. Gary Holcomb had The mosT unusual nickname of all, He was called Zero, The name sTarTed when The yarsiTy had a scrimmage game in which Holcomb was held scoreless. Lafer James Lou Hud Bush called him Zero in a Teasing manner. Several players heard Bush say Zero and The name sTuck. i may-A sg, 52 Q H B AW SN ' S rf of ss- 's we- A 's b swf Q ww M SQ R ik, Stir I as - FV! f SW Top Left: Sherman watches as Willis Bush, Alexander and Clark crash the baorcl. Tap Right: Jesse Fuentes jacks up a shot while the other's watch. Bottom Left: Bush, Turnbough, Regalclo, Sherman and Fuentes make up the crew of guards. Bottom Middle: Thom Clark hangs in the air betore shooting. Bottom Right: Willis llllj, Clark l45J, Bush C231 and Sherman C255 surround an enemy nearing the goal. 53 1 own.. .,.f- 1 3136 T 5' ' Motif l l 3, ft W,.,,. .. Far Top Lett. James Bush fires his patented shot from the corner. Top Lett: The long and the short of it, Coach Richard Smith anal Coach Jack Schrader stand betore the camera for their mug shots. Top Right: Front Row-P. Layne, L. Alexander, G. Wellborn, G. Harrison. Middle Row-J. Fileteo, B. Bibb, R, Pena, D. Whiteside, R. Reed, C. Tobor. Back Row-Coach Smith, R. Smith, R. Livingston, T. Payne, C. Manor, G. Angelo, G, Bowers, S. McKinney, R. Regaldo. For Bottom Lett. As James Bush holds up the ball, the rest at the Tigers fall into their ottensive pattern. Bottom Lett: Thom Clark shoots a whirling hook. Bottom Righti Lonky Cleve Manor ends a last break by getting two points tor the Junior Vcirsity. 54 -...,'3 At WHS the Best is Yet to Come Each year the iunior varsity is a place tor the up and coming players to gain experience. Coach Richard Bulldog Smith's iunior varsity team gave a good account of themselves during the 1970-1971 season. Although the iunior varsity team finished vvith an apparently unimpressive 4-10 district record, the season was invaluable in gaining the necessary experience to compete with other schools that they will tace during their careers on the varsity squad. Gary Bowers, Cleve Manor and Clint Tabor made up the post position for the junior varsity, Rick Smith, Dennis Whi- teside and Greg Angelo headed up the crevv of good out- side shooters on the team. Many times the iunior varsity led the opposing team, but the mistakes of inexperience set them back temporarily. The outside shooting ot the guards, the strong inside rebounding ot the post men and the ability of the team to tast break point to an exciting brand of basketball for the Tiger fans at the new Waco High School. 55 Middle: Steve Santos connects during batting practice while Donald Scott prepares to catch as David Wiggins, Terry Payne, Brad Ritter, Danny Willis and Eddie Sherman watch. Right: While the first baseman catches up on his sleep, little Tommy Clark uncorks a practice toss. Bottom: Kneeling-Joe Lytord, Leo Girard, Danny Willis, Donald Scott, John Garner, David Holland, Steve Santos, Rickey Collins, and Johnny Monternayor. Standing-Coach Ferguson, Bill Moseley, Kenneth Taylor, Anslum Hudlin, Brad Ritter, Harvey Williams, Eddie Sherman, Freddie Brown, David Wiggins, Thom Clark, Shelby Bradlourn, Terry Payne, Larence DeBose, Greg Angelo, Larry Goss, Som Cooper, Coach Hunter and mascot Jett French. R M s, . . 1,5 .- so 15 f gif fi' 'fi ., , f . 37' ff.. H , fi : m5.7'5:?Z V. 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'Q i .,,. 1 , 7 A . f' .-3 '1 wg, H C H T -fefef're f-i-- , ,,,,,. ,A ,,.... .N-A , , ., K , , , my ' ge' - : :' - s A r ,y ,k ,jay V- 'gag'-f, t if , A '-G+, , ir,-fer- :kiss 1 wfi?'3Q -ff f' C fn' vf . -'34,-Vi t,if2JTi5: A 'W ' amass HELD ' ,. if K 'fm Few Cld Faces and Many New give A New Look The T971 edition of the Waco Tiger baseball team made believers out ot non-believers. Graduation had hit the team hard with only tive boys returning and only two ofthe boys had any playing experience from the year before. Eddie Sherman and Shelby Bradburn were the only two Tigers with experience. Pitching was the strong point for the Tigers with Greg Angelo, Leo Girard, Thom Clark, Eddie Sherman and Shelby Bradburn making up the statt. Hitting in the early stages ot the year was provided by Brad Ritter who hit with unexpected power and consistency. Coach Bill Hunter and Assistant coach Ken Ferguson molded a tine team out of what talent-wise was iust a group of potentially talented athletes. Left: John Garner Takes a cut at a pitch from Shelby Bradburn while Donald Scott waits for the pitch. Bottom Left: A valiant attempt on a pop-up goes awry as Donald Scott gives chase. Bottom Right: Dust is sent flying as Shelby Bradburn slides into third base. 'V' pa- Track and Baseball Hof Days of Spring e Q I , , H, gs. in Q ' 5 5:-. ' . , 'f.-iajgmyfg a if 5 f fs? , bf ,k-' 4-If . X Q 4 W 1, 4 wmvaf a aaaa a A fag. f ,fm if af' 1 4 .ff V M L X ,L N, A x K- 1 as J' L V Q -, ,..,. K E M Nr' vgwfi ' - FY 1 aaaa f. jgfmfi,'5 'A - Ky J 5 5 K . -'- .. Wwe. , .fig ., ' W J ' ' 1 f 3: f Q- ,Lf-'f A f ,, ef ,.: ' ' ff ' .. af -ti N ,., 9 -' ' - , f e i , 2 .r .uw ,- wi 4' , Y , ' A l 4 '--' A Y' ' ff ' ' fm - Q.-ig ,wa ' a'7ff?f5ff if Q gn ,aaa a, M ,, a Q-'NW Jkpdnm .5 gnu ' IW- ' ' f 'K'-fM ' v f., , L, an 1: - fm - gg XF, .wi W -. 1, I 2 'L Q ay A m W i . 2 , 'Q fy ' - ,af 1 4, A.. ' W ' A, an V, , ' A ' .4 3. A '4. f , ,wkf ff- .' ig.. a. ,A X MQKQ- vgSzfi. ,ul W . fwrv. 1' V 4, V-:Sail 5. ,mv mx? irwv GER Coach Joe Flood's l97l Tiger Track Team was a Team of in- experience, Russell Ross, Charles Alexander, Raymond Bible, STeve Garner and Travis Comer provided mosT OT The experience on The Team. Field evenTs were The sTrong poinTs for The Bengal Team wiTh Alexander consisTanTly placing in The broad jump and oTher Tield evenTs, Ross, Bible and Garner Tormed a Tine Trio oT swiTT runners. Comer was The weighT man who handled The job proTicenTly, Several soph- omores and iuniors could come along To sTrengThen The Tiger Team Tor nexT year. The problem of experience was one oT Trying To geT The parTicipanTs keyed up To The righT poinT so ThaT They would give Their besT eTTorT wiThouT making nervous misTakes. Far Top LeTT: Shelby Bradburn loosens up his piTching arm Tor The cameraman, Top LeTT: Larry Goss Takes a lead oTT firsT base during a pracTice session while Danny Willis holds him on. Top RighT: Joe LyTord runs ouT a hiT during a prac- Tice session. Far Top Right STeve Garner shows sTrain oT eT- TorT in his Tace aTTer finishing his evenT, BoTTom l.eTT: During a pracTice session, Eddie Sherman Tires a couple pasT The hiTTers. BoTTom ivliddle: Leo Girard Takes a Tew cuTs aT The pitches Trom Sherman. BoTTom Right Charles Alexander clears The bar during The Waco Relays held aT Tyson Field. 59 Tiger Striders Step Off The Distances , eee e Q, Six E ... fa- , --f X- 's-... . Qff ':' .A S kv A Willis!! , 1 :ew .,e-' . 'QA HW? eff Q, - . ENN-' .- Ls.2e+kafLe-LYS.-?'i' yavf' ' 'WW , ff ' W' . --A. ,we,.,,,,,k - W. 7. 7: MM.wf..s.m , fr., .,k15.,Z3M,N, sf' . 5 -F A ' eS 'ff' L ra , . ef-M x,,. .,+4.4:wk,,:-, , -au.. in pu-N X W' , I 1X '- 'Q fs, E wi My -4- U . V. :, T J if ' ' Av L, ssri ... - im' I 'NW-E J Sem Far Lett: Tiger broad iumper, Charles Alexander, proudly displays his first place medal which he received in the Waco Relays. Top Middle: Kneeling-Gary Wellborn, Frank Nunn, Darrell Cook, Lonnie Alexander, Rene Pena, Roy Teague, Joe Filoteo, Gary Harrison, Standing- Donald Cormick, Greg Larkins, Larry Johnson, Larry Robinson, Alvin Cooper, Steve McKinney, Steve Garner, Cleve Manor, Russell Livingston, Raymond Bible, members of the track team. Tap Right: Russell Ross hands the baton to Larry Johnson during one ot the relay races, Bottom Lettz Russell Ross carries the baton in the first leg ofthe mile relay. Bottom Right: A determined Raymond Bible switches the baton from one hand to the other during one of his races. 6'l ' , fx. S 1 ,f in-0-+1011 ww 2 .av 5 MW fl .Egf- gg! ffm J, 1' fi fa' ff? 1. A K Ql yrl, 4' f ..jj . w-Q ff-' , 7 ' MM :,, Q.- ., , fwgfi' 5 af . s-'ggi' ' W , i z, . . i'?P5rii' i'- 2 K ik,-Sgr. QA. . KEQL-Q2 , . I, 7 gmxgilfil ' main? 'nf ' ' , ,xx ww f E f ,gtg A, A ,Q13 v , , f s K ig in X4 XM, . Lyra- ,,,A,,, , A . ly If ,,, ah. 'M-,Q 35'-rL.s1sgg,4. . 7 igfkgly. Jin. tv 'K fmpijif' . ' f K The Whole Going M 7 ff 4+ 'ww, A 43 mf, For Top Left: Mr. Woools, the old pro, shows the classic sfonce for a golf great. Top left: Tommy Grimes proves that southpows can make it iust as well as right honders. Top Middle: Spirit thot drives the school is captured during o pep ralley as Otis Horwell and Rosi Moore do a cheer. Top Right: The Cheerleaders-Peter Kultgen, Ray Angermon and Otis Hor- well are sane while cheerleaders Bridgette White, Rosi Moore and Debbie Warren ore out of their Tree. The moscots guard Regit, Boffom Left: The crew of two, Tommy Grimes cmd Don McKinney, pose for The camera. Bottom Middle: The Tiger mascofs, Morris White and Karen Angerman, capture their mascot, The goose. 63 l ACTIVITIES Everything ls Beautiful Everything is Beautiful, especiolly the l97O Homecoming. All graduoting classes of Woco High School were honored at the lost homecoming to be held at Waco High School. A special assembly, o tea honoring exes, and the endless planning session all faded away when Rosalind Spruill was crowned Homecoming Queen during the game half-time. The donce held in the Waco High gym created a homecoming feeling sure to be extended to its new compus ond a new Homecoming in l97l. Upper right: Rosalind Spruill is crowned during half-time activities of the WHS-University game. Lower left: Mums were The order of the day and Bonnie Britt shows her pleasure. Lower right: Debbie Warren wos designated Homecoming Princess. fy' H-win.. Q , ff J , Q f S 8 -I, I vlv 5: 'rx I i mf b ' -' b V m. K- 5' 5 wif In ... .'L- f ' Q Q sw W ' 4 NR M' is 'S' Ji' el i 9. W BV ,L ,f,, ,Q ' w 5335 ' ,sg 'ff jf 4 ff. V, 1 fo ffl if f www ,Hit Hz, iv fir J 4 W 9 WV G2 , iw J V BOYS BEWARE! I shall know him where he stands All alone, with the power in his hands Not o'erthrown, I shall know him by his tace By his godlike tront and grace, I shall hold him tor a space All my ownl -Bret Harte The tables were turned at Waco High as the girls were out to get their man, The girls were forced to make the dates on Corrigan Week-end, Boys were asked out weeks in advance in order that every man Chaser could be assured at a date with that very special guy. The woman's lib move- ment got into full swing as the power ot getting a date was put in the girl's hands. Watch out men, the girls are already looking tor a man to take out next year! Left: Corrigan King-Jay Lee Top: Corrigan Prince-Tim Riley Bottom: Corrigan King Nominees-V. Harrington, O. Harwell, P. Kultgen, S. Garner, T. Riley, R.Smi1h, M, Teichelman, J. Lee, J. Helm and K. Tyler. qw' ---nus...4,,' . , 1' 'V 3'9- ii? we, - fi Afgg V A f ,M - A A '11 , 21 aa'-11rN...,f 'wwf :Q H :vw 'wr'-Ma ' Why ls IT They're Special FavoriTes Why is iT when you sTruggle hard and when you reach your goal . , . Some people seem To Think ThaT you . . . Are iusT a lucky soul? , . .They do noT give you c:rediT Tor . . . The work ThaT you have done , . . BuT They would grab your TorTune and . . . The laurels you have won . . . They do noT save Their money and . . . They never vvanT To Toil . . . BuT when you geT ahead oT Them . . . IT makes Them fairly boil . . . And Then They wanT To Take from you . . . The goods ThaT you have gained . . . Or oTherwise impose upon , . . The heighT you have aTTained ...Why is your golden horvesT Time . . . The only Time They care . . . And only Tor The wealTh andfame . . , They hope somehow To share? -James J, ivTeTcalTe SENIOR FAVORITES: Russell Ross, Robbie SmiTh, Charlotfe SmiTh, Clare Gerdes, Bob McGregor, David BaTfles, Debbie Warren, Bridgeft WhiTe, Rosalind Spruill, Pafsy Graham, Sieve Garner, Jay Lee. BOTTOM LEFT: Baskeiball Queen is Bridgew Whife. BOTTOM RIGHT: Debbie Warren received The DAR, CiTizenship Award. W--an ' wiv Most Represenfcfive Boy MOST Re presenfcfrive Girl Bob McGregor Charlotte Smifh F: v 1 2'2.1w. KJ. I Wa ., -, dim. A , 1 A , , -wa 'K 'F U we ' ' xi ii 2 And I iust hope we never will be very for apart, Because the moment thot we met- You won rny loving heart. E . Valentine Couple Bob McGregor and Brendc1'Boftles Columbus Street Beoit Top Lett: No, the photographer did not goof ond you ore not seeing double. lt is Veto ond Vivic1nForernon ot the Notionol Honor Society Teo. Top Middle: Ruby Gollowoy- One step closer, ond l'Il push the button. Then thot will be the end ot us forever. For Right: Melisso Moody's tovorite saying in P,E., Heove ho! Middle Letti WHS students show their thonktulness in giving of Thonksgiving boskets to the needy. Middle: Donny Willis to Mrs. Miller, lt you olon't give me on you'll regret it, Pleose? Middle Right: Morsho McGregor ond Brendo Kimbrough to Ellen Meir: Better not let Mr. Riolo catch you with thot shirt toil out. Bottom Lett: Cheryl l-lorper, One sure woy to get your picture in the on- nuol is to be the Editor. Bottom Middle: Suzonne Appell excloims, Boyl Bottom Right: Helen Stoley, But Shelby, I like lollipopsf' W 2 it-N x K 75,-Wm. mv ' nv- 5' The Latecomers Club The Waco ISD action upon instructions from the Justice Department changed all school faculties at mid-term to an 80-20 basis to effect integration proportion, Mrs. Wilma McHam, art teacher, Mr. Bob Barnett, biology teacher, and Mr. Kenneth Clark, drivers education instructor, were moved to Moore High School. Mrs. Barbara J. Hebert, art teacher, Mr. Samuel E. Dickey, biology teacher, and Mr. Jesse W. Williams, drivers education, were moved to Waco High School. Other mid-term faculty changes were the resigna- tion of German and English teacher, Mrs. Renee Bennett, who decided to be a housewife after .lohn's graduation from Baylor University, Mrs. Sylvia DuBois who decided to return to college to work on another degree, and Mrs. Becky Canning who asked for a half-day position teaching Speech. Mrs. Penny Herring Flood, former faculty member, returned to WHS to teach German for a half-day and Dr. Lawrence Canning, M.D. ioined us for 5th period advanced Biology. Top Left: Dr. Canning, alias Dr. Frankenstein, mixes up a concoction to cure his advanced Biology class, Top Middle: Mr. Dickey to class, Today class we are going to talk about, . . the birds and the bees. Top Right Mrs. Flood, Class, your assignment for tomorrow is to go to Der Wienerschnitzel and study their menu, Bottom Left: Mr. Rolan watches quietly as Driver No. 9 runs over the moving van. Bottom Middle: Mr. Williams is always to buckle his seat belt when driving with inexperienced students. Bottom Right: Mrs. Hebert to student, Put the paint on the paper, not on the wall. 11 3? , , 1 ffl' 4 . ,Mg ', f 'ww f Pm 2 4 ' fy -ff 1 Aww A, Y ., , 211352,- , L: X, , ,www fwfwd ai! f ,, ev a ? L ,, us, J is ,ki , A Mm aff A' .JS f, 9 5 Q e 5 5 5 5 Z 3 ,E Z E a E 2 5 5 5 2 5 2 2 2 2 5 zz E 2 E 2 5 5 4 E s CLUBS QRGANIZATIQNS Y Berry Be a honey, spend some money, buy a homecoming mum, was one ot the many slogans spread by Berry Service Club members during the preparation for homecoming. Berry is the youngest service club at WHS. Besides selling homecoming mums the members also sold league candy for money making proiects. Service projects were baking cook- ies tor the Mental Health Center and stutting Christmas stockings. Fall semester president was Beverly Kirks. Top Lett: Carolyn Huse and Carol White deliver mums on Homecoming Day. Top Right: Front Row: B. Britt, S. Curtis. Middle Row: O. King, K. Lander, D. Merenda. Back Row: D. Layton, R. Powers, D. Turnipseede, 80 Ye? 'Q' 3' 3 5 Q imma , ,M 46 Q....r Gen heimer Genheimer Service Club was organized in honor of Mr. E. T. Genheimer. The l97O-7l Genheimer Club has taken on a new look with a new sponsor, Mrs. Carolyn Oldham. Their many service projects include visiting rest homes, baking cookies forthe Mental Health Center and painting cars for the Richfield-Waco football game. Their money making proiects include selling Service League Candy and washing cars. Bottom Left: Phyllis White on dress-up day, commonly known as Service Club Initation Day. Bottom Right: Front Row: G. Spencer, J. Maldonado, E. Morgan, D. DeMonney, F. Stone. Second Row: Mrs. Oldham, C. Gerdes, K, White, C. Dulock. Third Row: M. Whitlow, P. Riddle, E. Wiley Back Row: M. Coley, P. White. . Q 3 NJ 1 'G' xr Forsgard Forsgard Service Club, under the direction of Mrs. Hazel Mills, has led an active year participating in several proi- ects for the community. During the Fall Semester they baked cookies tor the Mental Health Center, stuffed Christmas bags tor the boys in Viet- nam, helped at The United Fund, made favors and went caroling at a local rest home. The new members were ushered in by dressing as cowboys and bringing food to the older members. Top Left: Darden and Forsgard members work at The United Fund office. Top Right: Front Row: K. Gardner, E. Partida. Middle Row: C. Harper, S. Appell, J. Brown. Back Row: P. Henry, C. Kent, S. Hall. Darden To help others by giving of themselves. This is the goal ot Darden Service Club, organized in l9l5. Sponsored by Miss Elizabeth Morgan, it is the oldest Service Club at WHS. Darden Service Club has led an active year under the lead- ership of Phyllis Chamlee, tall club president. Money mak- ing proiects include selling league candy and Valentine cor- sages. Service proiects include working at the United Fund, baking cookies for the Mental Health Center and decorat- ing the school for Christmas holidays. Front Row: G. Dorsey, P. Patterson, C. Frazier, A. Todd. Middle Row: P. Chamlee, P. Mokry, J. Forney. Back Row: S. Hamlett, P. Faulks, B. Battles, J. Mills. Bottom Right: 'fIt's my tiger and nobody, I repeat nobody, is going to take it away from me. says Phronsie Foulks, member of Darden Service Club. 83 Key Key Club, sponsored by Mr. Joe Flood, is connected with the local Waco Kiwanians Club. Each week one member of the Key Club attends a Kiwanian luncheon. This year members helped to deliver goods auctioned off at the TV auction by the Waco Kiwanion Club. An annual fruit cake sale provid- ed funds for the club. Peter Kultgen was fall club president. Top Left: Key Club member, Bob McGregor, surveys his painted car for the Waco-Richfield game. Top Right: From Row: P. Kultgen, K. Tyler, J. Rodriguez, T. Clark. Middle Row: D. Whiteside, J. Montemayor, P. Dunlap, R. Wright. Back Row D. Boyd, H. Nolte, K. Watson. Nike Nike, a new club formed at Waco High, does a little bit of everything. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Walker, they study different careers. Members were kept busy this year fixing decorations and food for the Mental Health Center at Christmas. They also rode in the Christmas parade in December. Bottom Left: Front Row: D. Warren Second Row: C. Foreman, L. Silquero Third Row: E. Morgan, A. Gonzales, B. Alexander. Fourth Row: D. Lockett, D. Akers, E. Cruz, K. Lander. Back Raw. G. Valvano, S. Walker, R. Arroyo, D. Thurman, P. Riddle. Bottom Right. Mrs. Walker, What do you mean that Santa Claus is on strike and there will be no parade? 84 ami 5: People Taking Action Mr. W. D. Hudspeth is the sponsor of the D.E. club as well as the D.E. Department. l-le encourages his students to join D. E. so that they might be able to earn money while going to school. They learn the facts of a true and realistic world. Students in D.E. go to school in the morning learning busi- ness practices and then apply them to their iobs after school. B6 The PTA, an organization tor parents and teachers alike, has had a very busy year under the leadership ot Mrs. Johnny Appell, president. An open house was held in October so that the parents could meet the teachers and learn about the subjects being offered. The PTA also backed the Student Government in their plea to keep the name ot Waco High. Other proiects are the Lunch Fund tor the needy, working forthe Christmas Bureau and giving several scholarships to seniors in the Spring. Group Left: Front Row: T. Fuller, C. Tickell, D. Thornton, J. Locke, C. Connon, T. Petree, B. Scott, D. Myers, P. Botes, A. Toylor. Second Row: L. Brown, R. Regoldo, D. Uptmore, D. Pirelo, J. Merilion, R. Hixson, J. Rogers. Third Row: C. Grimes, D. Brodovsky, P. Dunlop, D. Kocion, S. White, N. Tronthcm, L. Poteno, L. McCollum, J. Tindle, R. Forr, V. Rostockyi. Bock Row: T. Gorzo, A. Ochoo, B. Jones, D. Boyett, C. Cooper, M. Rogers, L. Morgan, A. Lymon, J. Munoz, J. Hickmon. . fa Q, s i is gisisss Rop Lett: Mrs. Renee Bennett to Mrs. Doro Wolton, No one will ever know how much we put into the punch until morning! Top Right: Whot's the matter, Miss Morgan? Don't you think thot's funny? Mrs. Whitlow ond her doughter Morgoret osk. Bottom Left: Mr. ond Mrs. Forney ond Mr. Weothers. Could their serious tolk be obout Jon? Bottom Right: Mrs. Geno to Mrs. Harper, About Cheryl . . . os on editor v Ejfl .T 4 87 Front Row: D. Ayres, E, Smith, E. Morgan, C. Frazier, B. Ridlehuber. Second Row: T. Clark, P. Chamlee, C. Smith, D. Zimmerman, R. Willis. Third Row: P. Molcry, D. Thurman, V. Hammer. N.H.S. is A-OK The National Honor Society of Waco High School is com- posed ot Junior TA and senior students who have main- tained a 3.7 average Throughout high school. Other quali- fications include excellence in leadership, character and service. The main purpose of N.H.S. is to further education. New members are initiated in two assemblies each year. Right: Randy Willis accepts his membership card from Mr. Weathers as Bob Ridlehuber and the others look on. 88 Fourth Row: P. Kultgen, P. Tindell, C. Chenault Back Row: C. Harper, P. Faulks. sawn-as-.-.-.. l ,Y 3 National Beta The National Beta Club, founded in l933, is a leadership achievement service organization for students. It's purpose is to promote the ideas ot honesty, service and leadership among WHS students. Qualifications for each member include a good moral char- acter and attitude, excellence in leadership and achieve- ments and a high scholastic average. Members pledge to support a sense of individual responsibility to the school, community, state and nation. National Beta sponsors homecoming each year. This year members of each class were saluted. The oldest class represented was that of l906. Left: Members of National Beta Club welcome WHS exs at homecoming. Front Row: P. Graham, E. Partida, G. Williams, K. Gardner, K. Brem, E. Thlfd ROW: D- FSVQUSOU, P- FOUHYS, B- MCGFSQOF, V- l'lOfT1m6I'- P- Chamlee, Morgan, C. Frazier, A. Todd, D. Warren, V. Foreman, V. Foreman. 5- l'l0ll, M- Wl1iYlOW- Second Row. T. Clark, L. Burt, D. Ayers, P. Khoury, P. Molcry, P. Slough, E. BC1Cl4 Row: W- PiCls, T. ECl1OlS, P- Riddle, J. Forney. Meier, C. Harper, P. James. i ici We -1s,14wmmnfuf,wm.s T' ' ' 'L K 'Q' English Literary Society ENGLISH LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS Thom Clark Pam Khoury Prissy Slough Beverly Kirks Linda Conder Carolyn Frazier Sandra Hall Patsy Patterson President V.-President Fall Secreta ry Treasurer President V.-President Spring Secretary Treasurer The English Literary Society is an honor organization in which membership is attained through a 4.0 average in En- glish and a 3.5 over-all average. Its purpose is to stimulate creative writing and to promote a genuine interest in litera- ture. Meetings are held tour times a semester and programs are provided through student participation. Front Row: L. Burt, C. Brewer, D. Thurman, S. Scheerer, L. Conder, E. Mor- gan, C. Frazier, K. Brem, V. Foreman, C. Harper, G. Williams, R. Willis. Second Row: T. Clark, P. Mokry, D. Ayres, S. Russell, P. Khoury, E. Meier, P. Foulks, P. Lewis, V. Hammer. Third Row: D. Ferguson, C. Chenault, P. Patterson, S. Curtis, P. Tindell, P. Henry, P. Chamlee, S. Hall, M. Whitlow. Back Row: C. Smith, T. Echols, S. Mangum, R. Baier, R. Ashley, R. Wright, B. Ridlehuber, R. Ross. l 90 -as kkiik ,:i,,i'i Q g'h. Top. Front Row: D. Ayers, B. Knowles, K. Gardner. Back Row: C. Frazier, P. Riddle, L. DeBose. National Forensic Leag ue The National Forensic League, founded in 1926, is an honor society dedicated to the art of courtroom speaking. Membership includes only those speech students who have attained 25 activity points through participation in Service and interscholastic competition. Dramatic merits and achievements characterize a select group of students who comprise the National Thespian Soci- ety. Denman's Shelving Elves During their study hall period, the Library Assistants serve the school by working in the library. Their motto being ser- vice, they undergo many projects to better the library. This year they have undergone proiects to prepare books for removal to the new school. Clear iackets have been placed over the iackets of the old books for protection and a SC , story collection, a collection ot short stories, has been added to the libra ry. Front Row: M. Jones, C. Wells, V. Wood, F. Stone, J. Wilson. Middle Row: Mrs. Stem, I. Padilla, D. DeMonney, C. Hendricks, D. Mooney, D. Dyer. Back Row: P. White, L. Alexander, A. Noel, L. Goss, M. Whitlow, Miss Den- man. Right: Denise DeMonney to prospective bookworm: May I see your drivers liscense please, this book is rated X. 92 ,..-..f:.'f....s Adoh Pyles up the work for the Gibson Girls The Office Assistants are an organization of girls used in all administrative offices of Waco High. Under the direction of secretaries Mrs. Betty Gibson, Mrs. Aclah Pyles, and Mrs. Louise Newman these girls render valuable and necessary services operating the switchboard, assisting with the attendance records, filing and delivering messages. To be an office assistant a girl must have a 3.0 average and be willing to give up her study hall. She receives no credit, however, she receives valuable experience in dealing with people and office procedures. Front Row: D. Beckworth. Second Row1C.Mar1gum, Z. Roberts. Third Row. G. Spencer, E. Wiley. Fourth Row: C. Barefield, K. White, L. Donaldson. Fifth Row: C. Smith, P. Slough, M. Coley, K. Lander, D. Ferguson. Back Row: B. Roliard. me - Y , - N x i Front Row: J. Pugh, C. Smith, L. Birnbaum, G. Ervin, M. DeBose, V. Foreman, V. Foreman, M. Whitlow. Middle Row: C. Manor, P. Tindell, C. Huse, P. Peters, P. James, C. Frazier, R. Stanley, C. Harper, T. Clark. Back Raw: P. Mokry, T. Payne, K. Collins, J. Reid, P. Henry, P. Chamlee, P. Fou I ks. 94 as 'K if The Friendly Hand of J.C.L. Aids in Everyway The Junior Classical League, consisting of Latin Students, has been in Waco High School for thirty years Our Chapter, the oldest in the state, publishes The Torch, the J.C.L. newspaper. Also published is the lNlunc Et Tunc, the oldest Latin publication printed in the U.S. containing articles about ancient Greece and Rome. Nunc Et Tunc is published tour times a year. Activities in which .l.C.L. participated this year included a rummage sale which netted S80 and attendance at the State Latin Convention in San Antonio in April, FHA-Chief Cooks and Bottlewashers. The Future Homemakers ol America is an organization for homemaking students. its purpose is to provide for develop- ment ot social qualities and to promote a better home lite for its members and their families. To achieve a strong sense of social and family responsibilities is its goal. Left: Patsy Graham, Cecelia Foreman and Gloria Williams work on a proi- ect for FHA. Front Row: G. Dorsey, C. Brown, T. Walker, J. Yancey, D. Spruiell, M. Rodriguez, E. Morgan, M. Rushin, H. Burleson, B. Evans, I. Padilla, C. Clark, K. Sanders. Second Row: J. Mills, D. Warren, L. Williams, D. Jones, C. Adams, R. Amos, C. Mangum, G, Stewar, J. Brown. Third Row: S. Abercrombie, M. Jones, J. Byrd, M. Boyd, C. Huse, C. Barefield, E. Cowling, R. Lusk, D. Sorrels, R. Kindle. Back Row: S. Shaw, L. Friedli, L. Rankin, G. Williams, K. Gardner, P. Mosley, V. Hammer, D. Cosby, E. Mosley, P. Manor. 95 Front Row. H. Limboclc, Helm, J. Bush, T. Clark. Second Row: B. Ritter, L. Locke, J. Silvo, B. Gunter, R. Willis. Third Row: B. Stewart, C. Horper, A. Melendez, J. Altizer. ,1- .va y 'N J. Forney, R. Spruill, P. Foulks, J- G0OdmGf1. J- Fourth Row. J. Scenfers, T. Chandler, P. Chomlee, M. Mulchoy. Bock Row: D. Murphy, B. Kimbrough, M. McGregor, M. Juarez, B. Hender SOD. Geno Presses Press Club Front Row. G. Blocksheor, D. Spivey, J. Derting, B. McGregor, Second Row. V. Homrrier, B. Britt, T. Welborn, L. Friedli. Third Row: M. Spurgeon, D, Rochelle, D. Ayres, J. Terry. S. Garner Fourth Row. P. Mokry, D. Thurmon, P. Lewis, R. Powers. Bock Row. D. Juntunen, O.C. Mock, S. Appell, R. Gollowciy. ww, .,- I 1 1 5 . V. JR.. my Xejizr, Y. v 4 ....l......, v-e..........v,,.,, --.gk-i-Q-Q Left. A. Melendez, B. Stewart, E. Arispe, T. Walker, C. Lopez, P. Patterson, R. Regaldo. Top: M. Alcala, I. Nino, J. Derting, D. Garcia. Right Down: J. Juarez, M. Pena, B. Reyes. Middle: H. Stinson, C. Salinas, E. Pena. Right: T. Summerlin, C. Lopez, J. Ramirez, D. Bolton, L. Zgabay, L. Villanieva, R. Smith. Middle: S. Garcia, M. Vasquez. Upper Left: I. Padilla, M. DeLeon, J. Holquin, T. Chandler, T. Irving, J. McConnell, P. White. Pan Am Makes the Spanish Great Lett: Miss Montemayor, B. Winklernan, C. Comer, M. Gon- zales, B. Conine. Across: L. Belcher, G. Lindsay, R. Regaldo, S. Garcia, J. Montemayor, R. Woods, J. Juarez, S. Thompson, C. Smith. The Pan American Student Forum is an organization sponsored by the Good Neighbor Commission ot Texas and is affiliated with the state organization. Students taking Spanish I and Spanish II are members who meet every Friday during club period. These meetings usually celebrate a Spanish holiday or commemorate a national hero. The Pan Am Times, official PASF newspaper, is read at each meeting. During the tall, PASF members celebrated Columbus Day, and met with Spanish students from Richfield and University High Schools. Spring activities included a program on Pan American Day, April I4, and plans to attend a convention in San Antonio. 97 Q---..........,,, ---.-......,,.,,, WHS Band-Pride of Waco Under the direction of Mr. Richard Perot, and through long hours ot hard work and strong leadership, the Waco High School Tiger Band secured o lst Division rating at the U.l.L. marching contest held in Waco on November l8, l97O. The pride of Waco High School is one ot the most important representatives ot the school. The band backs cheerleaders, arouses school spirit and provides entertainment at football games and assemblies. Band activities are planned by a bond council, heoded by drum major Charlotte Smith. Council members are made up of o boy and a girl from each class. Representing the senior class are Suzanne Homlett and Bob Ridlehuber. Juniors are Albert Aguilar and Peggy Henry. Council members from the sophomore class are Frank Campion and Jackie Pugh. Front Row: Gardner, Milich, Alexander, Edleman, Manor, Smith, Burt, Todd, Foreman, Retzer. Second Row: Hernandez, Foreman, Moten, Dorsey, Walker, Henry, Rodgers, Roliard, Leudke, Humphrey, Murphy, Garcia, Bravo, Cluke, Sanchez. Third Row: Lewis, Garner, Compian, Thompson, Ervin, Gates, Ross, Williams, Tabor, Berryhill, Payne, Manor, Ridlehuber, Riojas, Aguilar, Rioias, Napier, Bailey, Navarra, Hamlett, Korenik, Partida, Montemayor. Fourth Row. Reyna, Green, Coronado, Harrell, Rankin, Sullens, Sanders, Heidman, Cerda, Boyd. Fifth Row: Hartlield, Giles, Walker, Irving, Hill, Bibb, Ashley, Lavender, Nalley, Kormak, Reed, Gaiton, Bowers, Noltey, Browner. Sixth Row: Moody, Duke, Collins, Hol- comb, Good, Taylor, Boyd, Pugh. Back Row: Crain, Lyford, Lott, Powell, Simmons, Below: Charlotte Smith, Drum major. is . ,,.,,w,v Wx My 4 , Mimi k 1 W ,, ,, .v,,,,,,,,Q4,,, ,,L,W.,, A. V, i . fi , i --1 -, . ..: 5-.g ,es. mikgigkwfgg ,.k, ipiigfiw . 5?Fv?1'f m X' H 'Y K N ., X W g- J 'M it V J A vs A A. Q. - V+. MQ-.Q-Nw f - ...- M ,my W mi fix.. ww' -..-.WA , , .L v -V-Wm .-,. V V , Hwy, 7,7 ,aww ,,,, ,V 1 .17 'W V '1 4 faq, , wx J' W ,, ' f f f 3 . aim A , V Aw ,M Y M, A- W ' W 1 f ,Q ' , E 'uu- ,Z W f if W1 A 56 ,,,,. ., We . -L,.. M1455 wrhnvf S Nalin E 4 1 fi Upper Photo. Brass Front Row: P. Reyna. Second Row: M. Boyd, M. Green Third Row. R. Coronado, D. Harrell. Fourth Row. T. Cerda, J. Heidmon, K Sullens. Fifth Row: K. Sanders, L, Rankin, T. Irving, C. Gaiton. Sixth Row. R. Bibb, K. Hill, R. Ashley, R. Lavender, M. Nalley, B. Reed. Seventh Row: E Partida, J. Montemayor, S. Hamlett, D, Wilkerson, A. Navarro, K. Korenik J. Filoteo. Back Row: J. Lyford, D. Crain, S. Nunn, J. Pugh, K. Collins, G Duke, G. Holcomb, N. Good, K. Taylor, G. Boyd, M. Moody, H. Simmons, J Powell. 'IOO Stage Band Front Row. J. Pugh, M. Moody, K, Sanders, F. Thompson, K. Alexander. Second Row: G. Ervin, B. Reed, T. Riojas, D. Browner, K. Collins, A. Aguilar. Back Row: R. Lavender, M. Nolley, R. Ashley, B. Ridlehuber, C. Good, R. Bibb, J. Powell, ...- -' Us Qt ' Reeds Front Row. V. Foreman, J. Humphrey, T. Walker, D. Garcia, V, Foreman, Y. Hernandez, E. Bravo, B. Moten, G. Dorsey, P. Henry, R. Milich Second Row: K. Edleman, S. Garner, D. Lewis, R. Rodgers, T. Payne, C Manor, B. Roliard, R. Leudlce, J. Sanchez, C, Cluclc, L. Burt. Third Row, K Alexander, D. Gates, K. Berryhill, B. Ridlehuber, L, Rioias, F. Thompson, F Compian, C, Smith. Back Row. A. Todd, T. Rioias, G. Ross, R. Napier, C Tabor, A. Aguilar, G. Ervin, F. Williams, P. Manor. Percussion: N. Retzer, K. Gardner, D. Browner, D, Giles, G. Bowers, H, Nolte, R. Regaldo, L. Hartfielcl. 'lOl '9Iula-nv-uv-fi Harper's Foulks and Geno's Gold-Aboufs Members of the Wacoan and the Daisy Chain give up their valuable study hall periods fand other periods, too-if they can manage itl to report the why's and wherefore's of the fast-paced life at WHS. Geno's Gad-Abouts CWacoan staffl freely give gas and class time to finance the paper by selling ads. To fill their pages they track down leads into the far corners of WHS. The Daisy Chain staff CHarper's Foulksl attended yearbook clinics to learn the basics before they got down to the nitty-gritty of preparation. Amidst tears and tantrums, headlines and deadlines were made and met. Layouts were drawn and redrawn, pictures fwhat picturesl were cropped and recropped, copy was written and re-written. At last the labor was over-A YEARBOOK WASBORN. Top left: Phyllis Chamlee identifies student pictures. Top middle: Daisy Chain staff-Front row: J. Scenters, l., Burt, C. Harper, B. McGregor, P. Lewis. Back row. J. Derting, P. Foulks, R. Powers, T. Clark, P. Charnlee, S. Appell, H. Hendricks. Top right. Members of Fall Wacoan staff. John Helm, Randy Willis, Deborah Ayres and Lawrence DeBose. Bottom left: Editors of Daisy Chain- standing: T. Clark, Sports, P. Foulks, Managing Editor, S. Appell, Clubs, J. Scenters, Faculty, L, Burt, Organizations. Seated: P, Chamlee, Classes, R. Powers, Clubs, C. Harper, Editor, Bottom middle: Cheryl Harper, I can fly higher than you can Above. Mrs. E, Geno, sponsor, checks layouts, 103 .41u....,. ul an X w 2, 3' Kin ' Q is. at 5 i si . w- 'W A4 Z llw Y f . Q. 4 ' -is-w 3. :U is x - Q , Q Q Q es C a '. I 4 Q 0 F 30' li' u 4 , 1-nf 5 V ' 4 f , ,, w ' 3 Q ,I ' f has , ' . Q nf Kg , ,, Q. 1 I W , ,A .ew M ' A 1' , an w M, ,, g: , , ,mbfg N W 2 . N ' N A . -,1 M ff ' W a Q ' Mwif if ' 4' f f. f V . ' fgfffv 1, Q 5 ,K it . , 4 , 'NW W .M , f , , L. rf fm MW fb ,. . :dwi- Q Q 533,840 new 4'- wm , qv-,, 'fre ' 9 fl ,JW r -is ,yd a Q , 1 fe is 1 I a 1 0 Q Af? fi I - f . 2 y y P 2 X L 1 1, ' 5 si, W JY! f. so 'X dr ,V li ,giw h M 4 WM. .ug wrww. W-mkww H H, s V XJ W 1 My 5 mm V X' ,M gp W 1 , . - ' ,Q , i:,,1,, 1 W MQ' 'W AA' - ' my M , Jr ' M i ' Y. , 4, ,, ,V . V. XE, W , JE. udwwlffv 'IWW V ww,',wj?9-L ,L M , I 4 ,.,,.5, , I Q 1 ' 4' m 1 an 'W V. I .,,,,,.aW',' . V - fsmf' J .3-' I-'fi' Ig .u ' 0 4 A' ' ' b an M . 'f n , V . if 3-3 ,,1.f..ff ,I . ? dllivf 5, f Q 'Q 'i w 'X ZX If 2 Q v ,mm J I M-.mmmu ummm Lofg ren's Legacy GOLDEN VOICES Pages lO4 and lO5 Front Row: L. Williams, J. Reid, B. White, R. Angerman, C. Smith, C. Chester, R. Amos, J. Dodd, M. DeBose, K. Tickell, P. Graham, L. Johnson, C. Harper, C. Frazier, P, Khoury, L. DeBose, V. Carr, R. Smith, B. Howze, C. Moore, S. Hamlett, V. Bowers, R. Wilkins, C. Kent, J. Cooper, L. Scruggs, C. Reagan, S. Hall, S. Shaw, J. Mills, M. Veail, J. Brown, M. Jones, N. Retzer, R. Lofgren, Director. Back Row: E. Alexander, L. Weaver, B, Pooley, T. Fillman, R Robinson, B, Mitchell, P. Peters, A. Cooper, D. Ayres, T Clark, J. Byrd, G. Angelo, J. Forney, C. Johnson, G. Amos D. Garrett, D. Layton, A. Hudlin, P. Chamlee, J. Dunn, N Murphy, M. Gonzales, P. James, T. Echols, R. Stanley, R. Collins, N. Tabordon, D. Johnson, G. Williams, D. An- german, L. Wilbanks, K. Sullivan, D, Hendricks, K. Tyler, D. Warren, M. Russell, K. Braun, L. Tovar. 106 1 In T966, a blond, blue-eyed kid descended on the Choral Department at WHS. He was happy-go-lucky and very hipped on making the WHS Choral Department the best in the world. The select members of the Golden Voices put much time and effort into making their director happy. Work, work, work made l97l one of the best years ever. Above right: After Mr. Lofgren gives the altos a good old- fashioned griping they unanimously think, Who does he think we are members of the Robert Shaw Choral? Above left: Charlane Smith: Well if he thinks l'm gonna sing that stupid song, he's crazy. Right. All-Region Chorus members Front row: Tim Echols, Rita Wilkins, Jan Forney, Michelle DeBose, David Angerman, Bonnie Britt, Christi Kent. Back row: Mike Russell, Kenneth Sullivan, Lawrence Debose, Ray Angerman, Larry Johnson, Vivecca Carr, James Reid, Johnny Dodd, Robbie Smith, Judy Mills. . gi N1 fx is Y f M - Q 2 Q L? -if-C V , ,..I- 1 2.- H' 3 6 Sr 3 WB 2 ig 2 in , WHS Student Govenment Would Rather Fight Than Switch The improvement ot the school and its standards is the chiet concern ot the Waco High School Government. Five commis- sioners preside. Two are elected in the tall tor the spring semester and three in the spring for the tall semester so that at least two experienced commissioners remain in ottice. The five commissioners elect a mayor who serves for one semester. A city secretary and a city manager are ap- pointed trom the student body. The Student Government sponsors such activities as the Homecoming Queen election and assembly, the election ot Corrigan King, commissioners, and cheerleaders. Its sole source of income is a poll tax paid by students wishing to vote in the various elections. Their most outstanding ac- complishment this year was a successful campaign and ap- peal to retain the name of Waco High School tor the new school building on North l9th Street. The Waco lndepen- dent School Board voted unanimously to keep Waco High School's name. Among the proiects throughout the T971 school year was the decorating of the Christmas tree in the front hall. They presented a skit to introduce the tall commissioner can- didates which was a take-oft on Gunsmoke, Commis- sioners dressed as cow-pokes and saloon maidens with Coach Shrader as a bar-tender. Their chiet aim ot the T970- l97l school year was to provide a smooth transition from the building at 8l5 Columbus Avenue to the new building on North l9th Street. COMMISSIONERS FALL SEMESTER MOYOV Bob McGregor Commissioners Robbie gmiiii Randy Willis Ronnie Kimbrough Chuck Frazier CNY Manager Bonnie Britt Clit' SGCVSTGVY Ellen Meier SPRING SEMESTER MUYOV Ronnie Kimbrough Commissioners Rondy Wiiiis Chuck Frazier Rick Smith Kathy Brem Clit' MOUOQGV Bonnie Britt CNY SeC eiOVY Ellen Meier 108 yrryy i in-. gi g Top Lett: UncleAl, the kiddies pol, gives his compoign speech. Top Middle: Mayor Bob McGregor in his favorite slop-along weor. Top Right: Commissioner Randy Willis beats the clock by pulling the plug. Bottom Lett: Members of Student Government-K. Brem, E, Meier, B. Britt, B. McGregor, R. Kimbrough, R. Smith, C. Frazier. Bottom Middle. Commissioner Rick Smith manning the polls. Bottom Right: Moyor Ronnie Kimbrough to commissioner Robbie Smith, Sure is :leon in here since McGregor packed his things! ,ML si K 109 QM , ' ff -1- eve... .. , +7-,,,,,'if.f V 'y,ggv4Li51'fl'f77f-f' 5-' ,--v'f -g.fTVfff?:f-jiglifk'-'7 , f , K , 4,1-sq' , ,, 3.gf.,gf,z,7n'1 pf - .1-hl,.g.g5,7.f--,,-,K '-'TVX I 1 f , Q if '-ff ,V v., al-+ iff' 'iw 5 Aw' X Y ' 1 ' ' ' ff f A ' f' X -' -' rf' -J-H: asf'.--.-'-131f,'f'f-14t?7f,Lgf::xgv' 'K' ' ,,X,sQg,-j.Qv.,.v,m', .j,,i , V , I f Vjfjw ,557 of ,sl .A Y B 1 ..- ,Ns aut,-, m l r 4 ,15 id CLASSES aww ,gwxmm ,,. ww www A .ifH'5 ii,Q4 N if ,www W . K 9121 W,-H HMM! QQ fl I A 1 Ar., 4 iff l iust don't see where I could have gone wrong, wonders Van Harrington. An Ode to Seniors A wave of nostalgia passes over me as l gaze at these walls. lam a Senior and l have graduated. But I om not really sad for I realize that this is iust the beginning. This is only my tollying place. I remember the football games ancl baseball, Homecoming and voices screaming our class yell. But beyond all of this is a new experience. Beyond the dimness of today lies a new dawn in my life. -Debbie Zimmerman Deloise Akers Betty Alexander Charles Alexander Edith Alexander Georgia Amos Sharon Anderson Ray Angerman Eleno Arispe Rita Arroys Deborah Ayres Anderson Bailey Janet Baldwin 113 Vero Bowers Debra Boyer? Shelby Bradburn Billy Brannon Freddy Brown Jocelyn Brown Derrick Browner Kathy BryanT James V. Bush Bonnie Brill Jackie Byrd Carolyn Cannon gy Tino Borreiro David Bottles Debbie Beckworth Kaihy Benson Kirby Berryhill Raymond Bible George Blackshear Cathy Jo Booker 'Z q-ws -i Joe Cavazos Phyllis Chamlee Sharon Chatham Calherine Chenault William C. Chester Thom Clark Mary Coclcrell Rickey Collins T Travis Comer Gloria Compian Alvin Cooper Billy Covinglon Daryl Cox Esmeralda Cruz David Cummings Syble Davidson Ronnie Davis Larence DeBose Rosalind Demar Richard Dimas Johnny Dodd Lila Donaldson Gail Dorsey Glen Duke Par Dunlap Timothy Eclwols William Ewings Robby Farr ,,..-.sv 1...-A fr was K wr---f-f ,u-on Lilly Fernandez Thomas Fillman Johnnie Fogle Cecelia Foreman Jan E. Forney Douglas Foster Phronsie Foulks Carolyn Frazier Charles PR. Frazier Lorilee Friedli Ruby Galloway Kay Gardner 'wi' swear . 'O' ks-,L-an 'ho' Joe Goodman Palsy Graham Gary Gray Sharon Green Connie Grimes Tommy Grimes Beverly Gunter Suzanne Hamletf Victoria Hammer Cheryl Harper David Harrell Van Harrington svn Cl-Ji Stephen Garner Clare Gercles Tm 4551:-nf Robert Gibson Robert Gomez Anna Gonzales Justina Gonzales Marshall Gonzales Clifford Good QP -ws' 1,..J ,-ff Lydia Huerfa Sherry Ivy Elsie Jackson Larry Johnson Bonnie Jones Marsha Jones Maria Juarez Donald Juntunen N05 Olis Harwell John Helm Bette Henderson Dawna Hendricks Helen Hendricks Fred Herring Thomas Hickman Jesse Holguin David Holland Barbara Howze Barbara Hubby Anslurn Hudlin A il, X Christi Kent Brendo Kimbrough Ronnie Kimbrough Beverly Kirks Becky Knowles Peter Kulfgen Michael Lomb Lindo Lands Joy Lee Cl-1urlesLesfer Pom Lewis Henry Limbock 1 Ahh, Yhe first line and l've olreody goofed five Yimesf' moons Ken Tyler, Typewrlfer Speed Demon. 4.75 l-l'l:2, I-l-2-3 Whl1e.'ll 'l' l 2 l'2:5. Oh no, nov again, thinks Bridger H9 Douglas Little Janice Locke Larry Looney Sara Lopez Judy Mills Pat Mokry Mary Monrial Rosi Moore Edna Morgan Essie Morgan Leland Morgan Wayland Morgan Wim Albert Luian O, C. Mack Greg. H. Martin Lynn Massey Ellen Meier Alice Melendez Jody Merilian Woodrow Miller fbi Wendell Mosley Kenneth Muchmore Marilyn Mulcahy John Munoz Debra Murphy Larry McCollum Linda McClain Gary McCormick Babbitt MCG-regor Marsha McGregor Robert Napier Jesse Niemeyer Irene Nina Don Nolan Conny Oliver Charles Olsen Dudley Owen Tarey Pack Jeff Palmer Earl Parmes Wayne Pick Emma Pina Becky Pooley James Prather Beverly Priddy Ruben Puente Luiz Patena Eddie Payton Pete Perales S,,,,,Vgd,i+ . Mrk XS. WW, new V Randy Willis: l know it's only a mouse, but l get the willies iust the same. Steve Santos to himself, I wonder if they realize they left out the doors? Barbara Radcliff Danny Raines Glen Raines Frank Rigalado Johnny Riley Thomas Riojos Brad Ritter Zana Roberts Jean Ann Robinefve Cyndi Ray James Reid Noreen Refzer Cynthia Reyes Pauleffe Riddle Bob Ridlehuber l 123 Bruce Scott Donald Scott Laura Scruggs Randy Searcy John Sellers Sandy Shaw Eddie Sherman Linda Silquero Prissy Slough Larry Smart Charlotte Smith Connie Smith Deborah Rochell Regina Rollins Russell Ross Vincent Rostoclcy Michael Russell Kathleen Sanders Steven Sa ntos Jacqueline Scenters Efhelyn Smifh Martha Smith Robbie Smith Delores Spivey Mary Spurgeon Helen Staley Wiley Stem Carol Siewari ir, wefnv vu.-v N-.af Warren Siinneff Nancy Tabordon Ruth Talton Kenneth Taylor Mike Teichelman Sharon Thompson Deborah Thurman Pamela Tindell Johnny Tindle Nora Tranfham Ronnie Turnbough Donna Turnipseecle i 125 Debbie Warren Larry Weaver Bonnie Wells Carolyn Wells BridgeHWhi1e Shirley While Ken Tyler -,Q Dwyaine Uptmore ' Audie Wagner Claudie Wagner Brenda Kimbrough to Ellen Meier, 'fl don'r know why you ore so happyg iT's only a mum. Mrs, Dickerson, Bookkeeping practice Teacher, wants you vo Take Book- keeping, That stupid Tiger, I wish he'd get off my ledge. Just because he is a Tiger, he thinks he owns the school, says Glen Raines. Randy Willis Wanda Willis Linda Wright Janice Yancey Glen E. Zgabay Debbie Zimmerman Susan White Linda Wilbanks Barbara Wilkinson Gloria Williams Lynne Williams Danny Willis David Meyer to himself This stuff gives me Excedrin headache 201 . Albert Aquilar Betty Alexander Letha Alexander Vivian Almanza Rose Amos Janis Alfizer Greg Angelo Suzanne Appell Ricky Ashley Russ Baier James Baldridge Sinda Banks Carolyn Barefield Ginger Bates Brenda Battles Dorothy Bordovsky 'Q .af I l ., ' ' f -: t-5. fav X Q ,J I 'Q ,, F ai? get T- M Journey of oi J unior My sophomore year is behind me. I am a junior now. But from my long journey I have not come away ignorant, I know what it is to be a TIGER I know the pride you feel. I am a Junior. I am-A FUTURE SENIOR. -Debbie Zimmerman if J T: ,. .,, M? . t + .fcy ...J K . 'Ti as David Boyd Ronnie Blackwell Karen Braun Kathy Brem Carla Brewer Carolyn Brown Debra Brown Kafhy Brown Linda Brown Charles Bullock Michael Burks Linda Burt Olga Cantu Vivecca Carr Edmond Cavit? Q C .,.. no , 5 l .I 5 b 'Q 1 Q WF i f K ...i SA W-E S A 1 yrs 3' T I me ,f , E,. ,,.f. gg ,, +1 K-, P ,M Av ,f X in ilci, , i J is i X ' ,f fi Alex Chapa Judy Choaf Deborah Church Gary Claridy Kia 7' fd' ,. 17, ' ie-' ,. wfn? 516555 M ' MEM fl, fag , --if Ngsgwb . f inf 1 'Wi J! Mary Coley Kyle Collins Linda Conder Janice Cooper Dimple Crain Terry Crawford Bob Crook Susan Curtis Carol Daily Alton Davis Elain Davis Ronald Davis , 1 1 1, x 05 . , . Q r? A ' if Q . Q X lea! l'fliiX i 1:1 was-rv his p H my z 'ii 'elhf is ,l Yvonne Dean Michelle DeBose Thelma Decker Denise DeMonney Joey Derting Teresa Diaz Rebecca Dollery Gwen Dorsey Debbie Driskell Cynthia Dulock Norman Dunham Johnny Dunn Billy Eaton Robin Elmore George Erwin W? Q ,, 'W' S' Sh Charles Farnsworth Darlene Ferguson Dora Fernandez Veta Foreman Vivian Foreman Donna Franks Frank Garcia Douglas Garrett Linda Gaskamp Heinz Gates Judy George Arnold German Lillian Girrard Donald Glynn Joe Gonzales Sandra Goolsby Paula Haik Sandra Hall Marcus Harding Steve Henderson I f 'Y' ' we F ,ld f fs S? ,l 33, f ' r .5 ...W J 'WY z A , yl QQ y f + J ff? K JF' 4 4 5 ' Ai' g Ol Q Ns- my 2 5 ls x Joyce Johnson Leah Johnson Linda Johnson Billy Jones Deborah Jones Kent Jones David Junlunen Pam Khoury Olive King Pam Kirk Delores Kocian Kathy Lander Phil Lane Greg Larkins Ronnie Lavendar Debbie Layton Patty Legafe Dawn Levy Joe Lifford Dusty Lilliard 1 N D In . ,iig l gs i ' E? 1 'Z-pw 1 fri 4511 12 A if X 3 J IK I f f.-f ,Q Y! 'xf' x,. 'xr ' Ai. , vi, r Peggy Henry Yolanda Hernandez Kenneth Hill Sylvia Hinguanzo Gary Holcomb Shelley Holt Larry Hopkins William Hoppe Carolyn Huse Barbara Irons Billy Jackson Pamela James Carla Jay Charles Johnson David Johnson ,-..., J . ' Lf -- lilly 2 .::,'f ' Z I i-'- f , X ssvl,i ' 133 . I W :1 . Y .tw 'M A st. - lr may L J tty ', sg, ., J My 9 it 1: k -: , L- f ' lfl I . :' 7 WF . EQ K' if J . I J rkv ez K ij tiff . ,., I f J at X ALW,.., S fvfilifxf K Melissa Moody Susan Moore Kenneth Morgan Paula Moseley Barbara Moten Danny Mulcahy Kim Mullins Nell Murphy David Myer Dan McKinney Mark Nalley Bruce Nichols Linda Noel Armondo Ochoa Emma Ochoa Ray Olivarez Willuam Olsen Elnzabeth Partuda Patsy Patterson .4 2 J .Q r K ff 5? ' -4 .71 5' YL NH , if ' , - 1 M - ,K , yt A, ' is 3253 N 4' I, Denise Lockett Laura Logan Carlos Lopez Florence Luian Mary Luna Jeanette Maldonado Charlotte Mangum Sam Mangum Cleavon Manor Jane Matherne Donna Merenda Ronald Merkledoye Jean Minter June Morgan Jimmy Montoya 21 - L - .J ag: 'W' ?! 3 lift ft' 4 Janet Patterson E, 1 Qi ' fs-fx 31 l U . A , 1 N ' 'A K 93 , Est A N fi? , Q- Q tt if 2 7' r ff tg Siiinfila Terry Payne lrene Perales Terry Petree Kenneth Pierce Annie Pilgrim Margaret Pina Macon Pipkin Mike Porterlield Rebecca Powers Jesse Ramos Laurie Rankin Sandra Ray Colleen Reagan S ii at if 'r k , .. , or i K X I x W' H ,g .2 gk, X it Bruce Reed Rosemary Regaldo L R R+ wif , - W -are i Q N ,V W K f' A :T ' 'W -. W f f J if vi, f J - 5 V2 ,NME Al l 4, kr N ,, - A - A i i V S ,. le- I ' . 0 it I 5 f.-' I ig ' wx W' 5 ' E -, 5, x 5 1 1 A J 1 J f v'.,. ' T? ' . 5 A fa 1 x J t ' g X 2 . of ff W afar V ,. M y A, ' n y, all 2,3 2 L , . ,K A? ,Era lx t 1? 'ljl ll if l i t W x ' 'Z , Q if , ? 551 in Q R 3 .za 1. 'f l I 3 'l-' Q ll K it 3 J, Cecelia Reicek Elizabeth Renfroe Tim Riley Belinda Ritter Ruby Robinson Joe Roolriquezf John Rogers Ronnie Rogers Brenda Roliarcl Lilly Romero Darrell Rosser Sarah Russell Cuca Salinas Yolanda Sancillo Shirley Scheerer Debbie Schoonover Gary Scott Sharon Shelton Paul Sikes Harold Simmons Sharon Simon Charlane Smith lva Smith Rick Smith Ricky Smith Georgia Spencer A Roye Stanley TR- ' Robert Stem - A' Carla Stephens -4- Gerald Stewart iff 4. . : i cii ii f A Xe ,iei at mXQ f e e,f,l i V W V T a Li 1 T f 2' ,E Q J ,t,, In e t T M 'et T ,Q T ' 'X Q, K 1, E . , r yy' tt. K T fl Left: The end of the day. Quietness descends. The halls are still . . . and then . ,. 134 T mfg rw ptr ,X ,Lx 'if ,Y , X 3 lx ill? 3 -ef w 2 ,i. 'ak K 2 5 A 1 l i T l X fi C: r X ' o r fi Q ilk: X NA? QL? 1. t Y ggxgw re? 1 .- jf RQ in ff? z Frances Stone Carey Sullins Clinton Tabor Frances Thompson Pam Thompson Ken Tickell Ronnie Tindell Alicia Todd Gwen Toliver Lupe Tovar Sue Tucker David Turnipseede Glenna Valvano Anna Vasquez Mary Veail 9 li W a :K Y. Dickie Villunuava Wayne Wacendort Sharon Walker Dyan Walts Shirley Waters Kenneth Watson Carroll White Kathy White Phyllis White Margaret Whitlow Right: The 8:30 bell rings and the stillness and the quietness are exchanged for the pitter-patter of little feet. 1 1 2? Lge- ,, . Dan Wilson Euneta Wiley Deborah Wilkerson Pam Wilkins Rita Wilkins Frankie Williams Cynthia Wilson James Wilson Mark Wilson Rodney Wright Q W :Sas mf. ,Pvt . gym' wi M 4 135 y .ix Sharon Abercrombie Carl Abbot Charlotte Adams Xavier Alamanza Charlie Akers Mary Alcala James Alexander Kathy Alexander Linda Alexander Lonnie Alexander Carroll Anderson David Angerman Cindy Arispe Dennis Asher Freddie Ayala Mildred Ayala Mark Baier Floyd Bailey Ron Bailey Winfred Bailey N! A .p ff 2 . y K ..,.1 .ex , .. is H., .. Lament For Sophomores I am lost. I am confused. I am belittled. I am scorned. I am ignored. I am a sophomore. But the one hope that I have is that in two years- I'Il be a SENIOR. -Debbie Zimmerman Kimsey and Nancy Dishman to Debbie Spruiell Awe, come on, Debbie. We don'f believe youI chorus Eileen I . -. gg-Q I if 52 'fl -s ,iagff il.. .Mi C . W , Qs . . Q. . G X N .. . if I I , gg fm ,. . 4 3, I mi' A I Wg F, nf ii :lg i lg? ,f we Q f Nl Y' l f i Qi n - 351 l . VALL vi f '30 il, if i 1 'K Lx: 5 ' . K 7 fi 5 , xg!! Thi Nfl? , of 3 xk 'X 6 3 s'1 sh , v 5 E, y Q . ,.L 5 ..,: , as E L .K it ' if 5 E A , as Q G ,S lil fam 2 Q J , ,is f rag '79 qi, ,.. ,. 1, 'i f ' Jf zai l T , L ' ,Az,l 5 V3 M Billy Bair Kafhy Bryant Billy Barringer Jerry Barfek Evelyn Battle Pam Battles Lynn Belcher Jan Berg Daniel Berndt Ryon Bibb Patsy Bishop Donna Bolton Glen Bolfon Gary Bowers Melinda Boyd Alan Brashears Maria Bravo Ron Brewer James Brown Larry Brown Leon Brown .lerry Brunson Billy Burke Lou Burns Tony Campbell Mary Carnet Geneva Casare Lincla Cashaw Roy Casfenedo David Cafhey Tam Chandler Carolyn Clark Cecelia Clucke Greg Cockrell Glen Cofer Z Linda Coleman Charles Comer Frank Compian Bill Canine Darrell Cook Jackie Copeland Deborah Cosby Cindy Cowen Iris Cox Barbara Crocker Barbara Crocker Karen Davis Mary Davis Cindy Dean Mike DeLeon MP A- . i .1 -f f-V, Q ,l nhl fn 'l i x F p, , it , L gg . TS? ja, K as Q fi' if 11 .4-fri 3 1-.1 L 'H' Al' 'bei ..,sfr?5' , 'e' 8 k- hx Q K. fl J 'il' fl f rt a'i C S I l Cine? E , f'v an H 138 ga, In - f 1 llll - gi xy Q x i ,, , W, B gf. gigs! 1 .. i . ,W ff,--. , , i, - W ff' 4' ME , W is X 'xx xx K K i 58. We -' .4 4 I' l We 34' ix Y Q PJ if A 9 , .,. z 62 lk 5 1 :iw ' , I ,X -.- 4 L , 1 f M M Y 7' ' is 'ii QL' ,H iQ,- ,f. .I--4, w f' Q if 4 Q fi, :EG M -5-f ' IE! ww... , . if 5 - 57 2 is . JY'-,A-Y' We A Y ,' Q RS qw x ,K N i I X lx 1 ww. -1, ,vi .. V Lorefha Diggs Cheryl Baker Rita Dodd Beatrice Dominguez Lester Duke Mike Dulock Cindy Dyer Donald Earley Catherine Edleman Shirley Estelle Brenda Evans Dorefha Ewings Lorefha Ewings Milton Farris Carlene Felder Tammy Ferris Joe Filoteo Wesley Folier Emmitt Flores Lynn Francis f TT yu, I my ' X,.W 24' fo '. I Tx' ,W if if J ' M? My me fl Larry Goss Marcia Green John Greenawalt Janis Griffin Debbie Gunn Richard Gufierez Cynthia Hagerty Marjorie Hammer David Wiggins Jackie Handley Gary Harrison Loretta Harffield Roy Haynes Reggie Heidman Anita Hernandez Esa Hernandez Mark Holcomb Jackie Holm Ollie Holi Donna Horn Doris Franklin Rudy Gaiion Delila Garcia Mary Jane Garcia Mike Garcia Mary Garcia Mike Gariby John Garner Sherrie Garner Tommy Garrett Dari Gates Catherino Geyton Leo Girard Rosie Gonzales Susie Gonzales W nw 1 ff' 'Eau 1 K A . w. l .ll L: a h if 3 Qi in - . x . Yi a I J J , A A . , VV i My -t , 'E 'J ' ' rf 1 ,,' ' , .Q -Q ' - ii ii,i ' A A if 'A f iil i w j I A i is iffwi J V f ,,ii, , Q 0 li is ,.., . K V .. izi J. 'ni ' ,, , if Y is 'gf 3 I I ' fe 'if K k gl M 1 W ' 1 f . ' ,fi 5 VH . ,f 1 'iiitgj i g 'ii f u 7 4' jim , .ii H, 1' I ', 3 f E 5 L ' fl l V 1 ' iz, ' -' f if i .n . z. - M, s .L V J 1 f 522 1 1 J 2, -'L - ' V ww . z f Qu .. , V , 'A v-'.- 1 Q, gk. nl 4 it ig, . .. . .... lif.22xx'. nl : :::::':--- iz! . if .93 K 1, ,S , si f gl: ww K 2 , f xl Ks K J ii ' ' Sr? 'ff nf 9 L L J L 5 is ' 3 2 J 5 1 A MX L ' f 4 .Q - f f V ' 1 1:1 J' 'W M-M -LVL ,' ,, Q L ,, A y , ki 1, - , Y ,M if Y: Aa 5 40 Carlos Juarez Linda Karlisle Toni Keathley Elaine Kimsey Deborah Kinsey Tommy Kaldenbach Kim Korenek Darlene Lewis Mary Liares Larry Light Frankie Linkous Johnny Lister Diane Littlefield Russell Livingston Parker Lockhart Carol Long Gary Long Arthur Lopez Cynthia Lopez Christine Lopez 3' fl? A. i i i , f i xt 1 9 f Y E ,I Carol Howard Yvonne Hubby Jon Humphrey Theodore Irving Norris Jackson Jana Jacobs Mary Jarrett Mary Jarrett Bill Jenkins Gloria Johnson Ray Johnson Karen Jolly Alan Jones Jackie Jones Wanda Jones f Janie Lopez Maria Lopez Patricia Lopez Rose Lusk Marte Maldonads Patricia Manor George Marlinz MaryJane Martin Martha Martinez Debra Mason Patsy Massier Johnny Melendy Deborah Merritt Charles Miles Rene Milich fi r .iz i 5, eff 51 M f. we 4 5 ,gf ,l ,t,, H i W 3 ,. 1 H ft? fig, i N E21 L 'L gg MR fv -rid W' s' , 2 , 'di -ul ,M ,,..a i ,byy J V' M1739 E L mf K RQ. fx 5 Qs x if L X f 'I . f' A lf JK s x 1 1 . 'JW L 0. is Km 1 R , :J y ,K f J HR K W1 ,fe , gg x , so 3 we Q ll Bobby Mitchell Angeline Molina Johnny Montemayor Reuben Montoya Debbie Mooney Chris Moore Richard Morgan Sharon Mosely Bill Mosley Larry Moten James McConnel Steve McKinney Cecil McLennan Paula McLennan Linda McNairy Ronald Napier Alvin Navora James Nix Ann Noel Harold Nolte an 9 an X ' if , Q. ,S 5 sk Q it V 9 Richard Nonamaker Q19 N I' I t V, '37 Frank Nunn , -gg A A ' il I ,T , 2, f ' Samuel NUM , f gf it ...W I Paul Ochoa , I Q1 Q, 5 -- iii' Willie O'Con ner K My f' - Qf 'I f -,R f , . Q , E.. X yr' I a I I y S Gloria Olvera John Owen Sam Owens Irene Padilla Steve Page Rene Pena ff Vincent Perez Brenda Perry 0 . Brenda Phillip 'QA Charles Pierce cj: kirl wggfiigtg' -m I my f' - . I I in Ef:ffl,f.3 . J gl Q f' :Q 5 Iii I 3 w 14 me , n i , I it 3 I 'W , 4, , . fx I it fl wfgg' M nli I If gal 1 wi .,A,X 1?- Right: What if I am late? I can only be made to stay in after class and write a 3-page theme. . . Ohhh! thinks Sherry Garner. 142 P1 Y 2 5. tt: I lg 'fall Y ,A I df 1 lx J' 9 Ronnie Pina Sandra Pina Charles Pooley John Powell Ravis Pride Alita Pugh Jackie Pugh Carl Ramon Sylvia Rangyayo Robert Ranqueo , T? , , If KY ?l I X --S3 'isi V if i l ,.t W if X fi , , gr. 5, Y' V W? 'ff 'iv If H R U 'fs 'Us ii ,.-my Q3 I 6 1535 , S x , 'lia r' 2 , r R 1 Mary Rodriquez Willie Rodriquez Jeff Roller Robert Reeves Raymond Regaldo Robert Reid Blanca Reyer Jimmy Reyes Bobby Reys Sandra Rice Gary Richardson Larry Rioias Maurico Rivera Mary Lou Riviera Jesse Rodriquez 2 was ' 2 'I v ll George Ross K g Joan Ross lv ,iff tw Cherylynne Rosser '1 l 3 i . li l U7 Y R -R R y Ellie Row I Q0 fi A M E Vicki Rowan .liz L I wig , V, f Elaine Rowe V ' ,Y , y so S Q ' we yyy, . y , is f . , M J James Rowe , : i V, 35 , Q Jesse Ruiz A 6, 'g if fi: , ci Q Mary Rushkin f' xi! 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TEXAS 76710 vvEsTviEw STORE BROOKVIEVV sw on - eo on GH Equlpmenf O NEW ROAD 1401 N. 341-I-4 772-6420 75e.5451 JEWELRY ALWAYS MEANS MORE IN BOXES FROM smcz 1890 Waco's Finest Name In Jewelry THE PROGRESS Launderers Dry Cleaners and Dyers Fur Storage First in Personal Service For Over 50 Years 752-5537 Main Plant: FRANKLIN AT I7th Sub-Stations all Over Town TWO FINE STORES DOWNTOWN ON TI-IE AUSTIN AVE. MALL WESTVIEW VILLAGE The motorcyle that advanced engineering built Kawasaki s TNEMUTUHDYGIE THAT ADVANCED ENGINEERING Bllll T! xAwf5AK',,f WHS Jr., Janis Altizer Enjoys the 5OO Mac III Clvlodel I-l-lb The tastest U4 mile production motorcycle in the world, regardless ot size. The motorcycle that advanced engineering built. WACO TEXAS 3715 Franklin Phone: 753-4921 CQCICFJNIUL 5 John R. Appell Co-Owner Gene Ives Co-Owner Gene Ives Accustic 81 Tile Co. 6800 Broool ST. PO. Box 3l90 Phone 772-2320 so NOW... . . . Pay LATER lob Assislance for Every Graduate Students attending our school under the Federally Insured Loan Program need not begin re-payment until they are out of school. VA. APPROVED COURSES AVAILABLE. Free Lifetime Job Placement Sz Review Privileges. 0 Data Processing 0 Computer Programlng 0 Business Administration 0 Secretarial 0 Drafting 9 Accounting New Classes Now Forming DURHAM COLLEGE An LTV Education Systems College LARGEST IN WACO ummm sy nn Armenia cmmimui nr susmu semis. H2 South Sixth 753-5388 if I ll,illEe's Briclals 81 ljormals W X1 Aiiencloni Dresses M gl Veils ond Peiiicoois .Cup Lillie Boker I004 So. 8Tli Sireei Woco, Texos 76706 754-8780 'I55 CongroTuIoTions ond Best of Luck To The WACO I-IIGI-I SENIORS . I 1970-1971 Pc1uI's Shoe Service O 1217 N. 25 752-7731 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CC. 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Join the others who soy- It's on electric ronge tor me-from now on! Texos Power 84 Lig ht Com po n y A tcix-poying, investor-owned electric utility W 158 if 3 i in ROBT. W. COX Flowers for all Occasions Jewelers Phone: 752-0565-753-6237 Since 191 7 Brookview Flower Shop 332i Brook Circle IO6 N oth 754-308i MVS' Goldie Moody Congratulations Seniors Charleswonh Yellow Bar Towbars Photographers BQH G Free Parking Sl I So. Bth I emo Portraits-Parties-Weddings 7 6-628i - Phone 756-566i for Appointments 5 753 7945 OUR ADVERTISERS Armstrong's Jewelers Austin-Closs AzbeII's, Billy Radio Center Barq's Big Red Bottlers Baylor University Brazos Elevator Co. Brookview Flower Shop Charlesworth Photographers Cobb's Automotive Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Connally Funeral I-lome Cox, Robt. Jewelers Cox's Department Stores Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Dumas 84 Goble Insurance Durham's College Du Puy Oxygen Co. Fabbre Jewelers Four-C College Garcia Upholstery Garrett, Dan Insurance Geno Towbars Gibson's Discount Stores Goldstein-Migel Dept. Stores Green Texaco i-Iill Printing Co. I-Iolt's L A Shops I-londa of Waco Ives, Gene Accoustic 84 Tile Co. J 84 S Cycle Center KWTX Television and Radio Lillie's Bridals Monnig's Dept. Stores Morris Jewelers Music Box PauI's Shoe Service The Progress Cleaners Pure Milk Co. Roundtree, Gordon Motors Schmidt Engraving Seven-Up Bottling Co. Sherwin-Williams Paint Co. Sid 84 BilI's Auto Repair Spurgeon Jewelers Texas Power 84 Light Co. Waco Chrysler-Plymouth Westview Bowling Wilkerson 84 I-latch Funeral I-lome Wood, J. M. Manufacturing Co. Young Men's Christian Assn. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS As editor of the l97I Daisy Chain staff I wish to take this opportunity to express appreciation to the following people for their help in producing the last Daisy Chain yearbook in the Waco I-Iigh School Building. Interest was high and team spirit within the staff was great. To those staff members who gave time after school and on weekends, I am especially grateful. Appreciation is expressed to the following groups: To all photographers-Joey Derting, Kenneth Hill, Ken Norsworthy, Eddie Payton and Glen Raines. To the custodians-for clearing the debris and not dis- turbing our important papers. To Mr. Weldon Walker-our Paragon representative for his high ideals and insistence on accuracy in our work. To all faculty members-for excusing staff members and students from classes. To Mr. W, E. Weathers, our principal-for graciously ar- ranging and re-arranging schedules so that necessary group pictures could be made. Cheryl Harper 159 ya 1, R 22 E 2 e x K 1 I 2- r 1 4 4 5 GRADUATES OF WACO HIGH SCHGOL Worth Adams, 1923 Martha Kay Albright, 1960 Margaret Taylor Allison, 1942 Beth Sample Appell, 1942 C. Sam Appell, 1934 John Appell, 1941 John Appell, Jr., 1969 Melbourne Appell, 1943 Leon Aronson, 1923 Wanda Cloud Ashley, 1950 Billy Lee Azbell, 1944 Wilda Cloud Bagby, 1948 Fay Bailey, 1911 Joe C. Bailey, 1926 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bertrand, The Bibb Family, 1940 J. Phillip Bivona, 1955 W. A. Billington, 1941 Harry C. Blaize, 1940 Mrs. Katy Bourland Sarah Lou Graves Bracken, S. Terry Bracken, 1953 W. Earl Bracken, Jr., 1952 Roy Bertrand, Jr. 1953 Mrs. W. Earl Bracken, Sr., CAlabel Terryj, 1925 Delores Jean White Brasher, 1951 J. H. Brewer Gerald F. Bray, 1941 Mrs. L. J. Burton, 1941 Kathleen Oldham Campbell, 1928 Cdeceasedj Carroll Eugene Cannon, 1940 Aubrey Carpenter, 1941 Joe Mac Carpenter, 1941 Margaret Smith Chatham, 1941 Eva W. Cheaves, 1924 Clifford and Noogie Clark, 1948 U.S.A.F. CRetJ Colonel Wm. P. Clarke, 1921 Mrs. Wm. P. Clarke, 1931 Leslie L. Coone, 1941 Nina Allison Coone, 1941 Florrie Neal Cooper CMrs. J. G. Hudsonj, 1914 Martha Elizabeth lStonej Creed, 1934 Porter Jackson Crow, 1941 Jack Cunnick, 1940 Mary Ann Sonntag Cunnick, 1941 Lois Smitherman Davis, 1941 Marjorie Aline CRoyalsJ Davis, 1944 Othella Denman, 1926 Frances Whitehurst Denton, 1941 C. B. Derrick, 1943 John De Witt, 1947 James Dickson, Jr., 1943 Mr. and Mrs..Mike Dicorte, 1953 Walter Dossett, Jr., 1944 Rosemary Duke, 1953 Helen Dumont, 1921 Doris E. Dunn, 1948 Joyce Harlan Edwards lMrs. Bedtordl, 19 G. W. Eichelberger, Jr., 1944 41 GRADUATES OF WACO HIGH SCHOOL Perry Rogers Eskew, 1950 Jimmy Evans, 1968 Robert W. Evans, 1913 Sara C. Evans, 1932 Bobby Joel Evetts, 1962 Judy Sue Evetts, 1967 Dr. Ronald G. Fadal, 1951 Edna Blackburn Farney, 1948 Dorothy Oldham Ferguson, 1929 Kate Nolan Flood, 1922 Joan Fuller lMrs. J. G, Hudson, Jr.1, Jack Buddy Furrer, 1946 Melvin W. Ganus, 1941 Jennie Barnes Gardner, 1941 Dan Garrett, 1941 Elsie Garrett, 1942 Estelle Klatt Geno, 1941 H. H. Golson, Jr., 1941 Gordon's Jewelers Barbara iMitchelI1 Gresham, 1937 Faye Campbell Grittis, 1924 Charles L. Harkins, 1941 Doris Marie Harper, 1947 Kenneth E. Harper, 1940 Nelda Doris Tanner Henson, 1941 George Heussner, 1941 Leon Hill, 1940 Susie Mae Hollow, 1925 Curtis Holze, 1942 Robert L. Hope, 1929 Ruby Mae Hope, 1929 162 1944 Archie Hoppenstein, 1941 Jean McPherson Howard, 1941 Florrie Neal Hudson lMrs. C, E. Jonesj, 1938 John Gay Hudson, Jr., 1939 LaVerne Shumate Hutchinson, 1941 Martha G. Ingram, 1941 Helen E-igham Jackson, 1942 Charles Ray Jaynes, 1941 Susie Grier Jaynes lTeacherj 1960-1962 Vanita Alice Bayer Jenkins, 1938 Joe J. Jimenez, 1963 Jean Renick Johnson, 1946 Mary Ann Johnson, 1947 Thomas Hesklll Johnson, 1920 Jimmy Jones, 1947 Willie Mae Judd, 1941 Evelyn Wuebker Kahanek, 1941 Kathleen Kelly, 1945 Marie Kemendo, 1941 Lynn Kennedy, 1940 Mary Crow Kennedy, 1937 Mary Helen Olsen Kerns, 1941 Linda Joyce Kimbrough, 1966 James Klatt, 1947 Lynn Williams Klatt, 1949 Mrs. Robert Randall Knight lGrace Flowersi, 1926 Robert Randall Knight, 1924 Jimmy Landrum, 1967 Rosalie Marilyn Larsen, 1941 GRADUATES OF WACO HIGH SCHOOL R. W. lBob1 Ledbetter, 1940 Jackie Hickey Leet, 1940 Helen Hand Lester, 1942 Richard E. Lindsey, Jr., 1941 Bill Logue, 1941 Dorothy Waties Renick Luttrell, 1912 Ruth Smitherman Malone lMrs, Truettl, 1944 Treasurer Thomas Malone, 1936 Col, James W. Mangum, U.S.A.F., 1941 Mayme Connor Matson, 1941 Mrs, Paul E. McCracken lVivian Fairchildl, 1919 Paul Everette McCracken ldeceasedl, 1917 Cecil J. McGee, 1941 Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGregor Johnnie Ray McKay CMrs. Floyd Garrettl, 1924 Janet Flanders Mitchell, 1966 E. B. Morrow, 1941 Jane Muggins Morrovv, 1943 Mrs. David Nelson lElaine Edwardsl, 1965 Nobby Luggage Tom M. Oliver, M. D., 1928 Lyndon L. Olson, 1942 Ted O'Neil, 1941 William Allen Parker, 1964 Barbra Ann Patteson lMrs. J. Phillip Bivonaj, 1955 Harvey Goode Pierce, 1950 W. R. CBob1 Poage, 1918 Erline Chesser Post, 1948 Evelyn Dusek Pound, 1940 Lucille Evans Kendrick Povvell, 1917 Florine Belk Powers, 1945 Mary Joseph Jimenez Preston, 1962 Doris Foster Prickette, 1936 Eugene Charles Prickette, 1935 Dorothy Watkins Progar, 1941 Francis Pulattie, 1941 Adah W. Pyles, 1939 Oscar Pyles, 1935 Helmut G. Quiram, Jr., 1941 Dennis Raines, 1952 Joe Reisman, 1941 Jesse M. Rendon, 1941 David and Ann Richards, 1950 James E. Rider, 1940 Dorothy Rushing, 1929 Janet Satfle, 1961 Billy Dean Sammon,1961 Bobby Gene Sammon, 1959 Wallace Rusty Sample, 1946 Catherine Schwarz, 1943 John F. Sheehy, Jr., 1941 John Cecil Simcik, 1939 Mrs. H. L. Skirvin nee Ouida B. Young, 1923 Essie Faye Smitherman, 1930 Lenera Harlan Smitherman lMrs. L, Al, 1911 Ethel Speer, 1916 Mrs. Robert L. Stell ll.ois Adele Oatesj, 1941 Betty Harlan Williams llV1VS- -16551, 1941 Blanche Row Stokes, 1939 Frederick Weatherford Stolte, 1928 Ethel Stanley Dennison Swanner, 1941 Agnes Talley, 1941 John Lillard Taylor, 1928 Reta I.. Taylor, 1925 Mrs. Robert Edwin Thomas nee Suzann Leldon T. Tommy Thompson, 1925 Mary Jo Moseley Thompson, 1927 Hilda V,1Bayer1Tilary, 1932 Patricia 1eelTurner1Tilary, 1962 Robert William Tilary, 1954 Bud Turner, 1938 Randy Turner, 1960 Vivian Hickey Turner, 1937 l.ouey Tyler CMrs. J. P. Wessonj, 1915 Mrs. Jack Van Zandt, 1940 Ethel Pruett Venable, 1941 Weldon Walker, 1952 George W. Wallace, 1948 Marsha La Wanda Waters, 1968 Madison Weaver, 1948 Clyde C. Webb, 1923 164 Thompson, 1941 Mrs. Donna Labenske Williams, 1967 Harry A. Wood, Jr., 1939 Willie Young, lMrs. E. C. Pursleyj, 1926 Grad Eetes Tigers Roy Bertrand, center, chats with Coach Wayne Gardner and Mr. Johnie Riola, vice principal, who was head coach in 1960 when WHS won its last district title. Bertrand was graduated from Wl-15 in 1928 and has been a loyal sup- porter ot all athletic activities since that time. 1-le began giving winning Tiger teams a banquet in 1936. His wife, Gladys Nemmer Bertrand was graduated in 1931 and his son, Roy Brown Bertrand, Jr., was graduated in 1952. In the background is the tiger picture given by the Bertrand's to the Tiger Fieldhouse. Seniors Finally Get Their Day The Senior Class of l97l held their Senior RecogniTion Day March l8, A skiT based on The Television program Hee- l'law was the Theme of The assembly That morning, After marching in and receiving awards, The skit began by pickin 'n grinning. Special features were an 1nTerview with Coach Gardner and Geraldine. Mr, West gave a lecture on Phyllis, er-excuse me, l mean Physics, Miss Talley helped Alice Melendez Till out her senior choice sheet. lvlr. Schrader let The student body siT in on an after-game locker session. Mr, VVeaThers gave an announcemenT on The P.A. sysTem. Papers were graded in lvlr, Lawhon's class and a review of Dodgen's l-loT Links was seen. ATTer The skit, juniors and sophomores were allowed To re- Turn To class while The seniors had To go To The Cameron Park Clubhouse Tor The remainder of The day. Once There, Though, They made The besT of The situation by eating and playing all day. Senior RecogniTion Day closed with The Traditional buzzing of The school. Left: Frances Thompson and Woodrow Miller walk in Together during The Senior Recognition Assembly. BoTTom Left: Carolyn Frazier presenTs The Torch award To Cheryl Harper as Senior Class PresidenT Eddie Sherman looks on. BoTTom Right: Mary Spurgeon to herself, What a weird way To cream The butter. ff T, A ff , ff -v 43- f 1' , wi T , f ' if , f QW Q z T-Ti T65 .M ,M 'U Senior Recognition or Senior For Top Lett: Janis Locke, Delores Spivey, Linda Birnbaum, Deborah Thurman, Zona Roberts, Wanda Willis, Lynne Williams, Jackie Scenters, and Dawna Hendricks race tor the table at Senior Rec. Top Lett: Eddie Payton doing his dramatic interpretation ot a daisy. Top Right: Marsha Jones to Danny Willis, 'fYou've got to do something about that dandruttln For Top Right Corner: Eddie Sherman likes finger licking good load, Far Right: Patsy Graham to group, Wait tor me! Far Bottom Lett: They don't know I'm laying on their ball, thinks Steve Garner to himself. Bottom Lett: f'l hate sandwiches with old ham in them. Bottom Right: Cathy Booker, Linda Wilbanks, Beverly Priddy, Marsha McGregor, Linda McLain, Rosi Moore, Jackie Byrd, Patsy Graham, Ellen Meier, Helen Staley, Lynne Williams, Brenda Kimbrough, Alice Melendez, Bonnie Britt, Marsha Jones, Prissy Slough, and Bridgett White made the pyramid. ' T . ISIXISTSK, ,. M15 Wreck-nation 4 .g .fin , F r E f if V r i
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