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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1972 volume:

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Wff,fz,...'.m'1zf, . lf. mi -rv ' V . - ' s 6 ifxtg sgbf A 1 ' -3.7-L. giffesif-y, - KL - , , :WMM L gy, 'c, - ZW Ll 'iff f - 'iff' ' 'i 51 - - , , From the old to the new-changes-some old memories to look back on, some new ex- periences to look forward to. This is transition. The new WHS-its building, lan and curricu- lum-is different from the old,WHS. It is new and modem. But some things never change. We sing our school song with meaningg we cheer for the teamg we scream our class ell. The s irit of Waco that has carried our sclliool throu three buildings remains in our hearts and wi l never change. H 4',,,.,,s,,, swi m- W S I WHHKWQE ,,.,,1HJw 'im f 1- www fix 1 1x1d0LWWf , ' M FWFi'4', v -wang , 1 ,V up M- ,Q .. fl., -4 -'A ,W ,Q fn' W . X. A TW, . A ff' W an - k '92 M . W A .' .f- f ,--1' ' 1' . -. L,9wf K Mr ffu ff ' ,wf 'haf-g L+.:'f , ,,, . X ,, , ,N J ff .. .. - K f: .. ,J , r' ,2 , V Q in 4, . 3 + r . . ' 'Q ' 61551 .1 ' W' . ' - f .4 A M A r .-W , , .J.f'j.- H 5 .x,,. , ff' ff 2 . R 'V me 1.5. F Y X, w,,b.,,.,,,A 3 , ii ,x 'nl- --:WMM . ., X Yum. -Mm iv uilding unfinished for start of school .fk, k-,,.f 1 fig rg ,...f af- ,,..y.J,, ,W, ,-in -,..f 4 -,k,, Massage e . Wa. ,.,, J, 235,36 gm gum. -- 1 ,,,.eW5f,:f,gm,gf ' 5 V, fy W. ai.,--,ey--,E Q W51fff5,:f.ff:1fw'aQ25W 'H-?':'i-1:-1-:ff ' : 'ua-..,,,, R Students converged Aug. 30 on an incomplete building and found wor men scurrying to com- plete facilities. Student government sponsored an orientation Aug. 27 to acquaint students with six buildings clustered around a patio called Student Coun- try. Girls Service League members led toursg cheerleaders led a rally. Mr. Kenneth McGee, Asst. Supt. o e WISD, spoke on op- portunities WHS has with a new school and a new beginning. TOP LEFT: janet Harris attends the orientation. MIDDLE TOP: School site was called Valley View. TOP RIGHT : Mustached Perot returns from military training. BOTTOM LEFT: Susan Curtis conducts a tour, Dub, which wa did dey go? BOTTOM RIGHT: Industrial Arts builcgng contains original tools. 7 ball of confu ion The first bell, the first day, and total confusion. If I could just find where this classroom ends and that one begins, I'd be happyf' Am I hunting Teacher 016 or Room 016?' Even Sen- iors are lost. After false turns and unlloated classes, order returns. Walking through a math class to get to a science class becomes the nor- mal thing to do and activities flourish. nd ' 'ft 'wi 532 ' i Q rr W' ' A 'fi W QU If r M wife r Ai if W 3'9 -uns! . ,, . . ,MN , MW ...... , Y UA, .,., ,,,,, , Aj ir- rrrtl fs rrrs in aw, In I I ws, 3,2 . f . ,-,- VW 3 if? 'is if W iwlwivf 'Mg - if-4, , v M y ,, Maw .1 , ,. , ,,,, Mm, K LEFT? Harry Holguin is so used to studying that he slee walks in school. MIDDLE: Suzanne Ap ell and Becky Stewart begin selling ads for the Daisy Crhain the first week of school. RIGHT: Donna Merenda has the huge task of straightening out the band uniforms. , E2 , W n..,a. . . M . t lsu LEFT? Sophomore girls Donna Volz, Janice Sykora, Lisa Lockrid e and Cind Walther can hardly believe they are realfy in high school. MIDDLE: Seniors get in the swing of things by kicking off their annual magazine sale. 27315 9 ffl ,, f W... i f ' ffm'-.V .Q i ,, ,,l,,. ., V ,,,,. V,,,, , organlzatlon Once the building design was mastered fyes, it does have a planj students found their wa around. Organization was evident. Football games began and clubs met. Pep rallies, band mu- sic, chorus sounds combined with the blissful si- lence of study and the mobile TVs. evldent at WH TOP LEFT: Laura Vinson to Cindy Cowan, Don't look now, there he isf, TOP MIDDLE: Debra Brown with first period study hall enjoys 9:45 arrival. TOP RIGHT: Dan McKinney observes Paul Saxton and Thelma Decker tack signs. BOTTOM LEFT: Kim Ceno poses for the Ir. Soph. camera. BOTTOM RIGHT: Cuca Salinas and Margaret Pina plot a switch. M. ,WN is-Pai? 1 ,-z 'iw YSi?'7ST. mv 3 MMM S s w 'xsxwxww wh and games ike routine Q 1 iffk in we f -Nn.8L-.QA if 95? v a1s, ' fu K 3 'R laid. ' 3 s Q , - -,if V. QSC . X... if me N 1-HRK. glgaggfsfw We kk,k ggfxgm.,-Wfl -- w5,m5q-51wgqyk5,,5,2gg5,lgpggffeipgj-,W -rfrgfggw -E . . . , V ' K . .fl w ' jg, , fiifc' :, 'fjfjf '?5f5gj?gQ5LYiu55i:5: Uv ' ., :f 'Uri 1. 7', -' 1 ': ri43iXE?f 15515 .kiilii .. A5ll3i?i?i22f45'4:.xjN T' ' if'f 97vai1m:4 1Q,:S3fzf'1ugg M a P59121 UP -Wrw gf,:.?25?5g Z' 355525 ,JU -' 71' 17, ' 'M' lvl: Half- i XS' -' ' ' 55251'1+1Sz.:,if5l'-ivy! -ff- f .A . 5355'B?'1Q'fi5fVfgi LQ,A. W , r. V ii -A -- K: ' 'P' A 22, :. 152' f fx IE?5: f ' Q ' A wx, . wzzggyy :j.QA,:-rams 1 jim .H ' T I ,,--- 15271, ,flifrizrjif i.. 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E 'I 3 2 F Q QS ,, as 5. ff f v , s. FWF Free time abides in the open school building, but so much has to be done outside of class. Er- rands are run, ob'ects are sold, skits are prac- ticed, time is needed to catch a breath. Woops, too late. Synchronize that watch. N o tardy bell rings. No cutting through the library between classes, either. TOP LEFT? David Johnson, This tape will self destruct in five seconds? TOP MIDDLE: Pam james and Denise DeMonney find cheerleading a real crackup. TOP RIGHT: Edna Alexander, Not much, but it gets me theref' BOTTOM LEFT: Pam Kirk to Brenda Battles and Tim Riley, A real hot rod. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Ricky Ashley doubts Doug Garrett and Trudy Padgettis filing. Students find school hectlc 32 S ,. Q mi 5: :QL 1 . B 15 'Ei 1 F E ga '4 Q1 2: X. :Q Q 54 ,. R Q 5 ,il 'E' Q: 11 QE ? 1 1' 1 Tl'iiX47z?'JihY:T2Zf7Il-..1?2 x'.-,:Cd1i1 fZkf1E-x'3E:4,1HLMi'ri Q. :'l::7iD41r':?32LP1I g!:Z:fwf-L--.,1'5 f .' - ' ' 'iiilklxfg ilf faculty development of new wisd plans cause Hectic! That was the one word to describe the school board's year. During the summer months meeting after meeting was held in or- der to solve problems that originated when the WISD complied with a court ruling to achieve racial balance in the schools. The board worked overtime so that they might operate with a suit- able plan before school opened for the 1971-72 school year. All summer long Wacoans awaited results as plan after plan was suggested and thrown out. The situation was more complex when La Vega students were included in the VVISD. For the school board, this had been one of their more t ing terms. The opening of school was slighgf elayed as bus routes and new district lines had to be readied for a new year. VVhen the doors were opened, it was not only the beginning of school, but the beginning of a new plan that would need the cooperation of the entire city. I 1 UPPER RIGHT PHOTO: Mr. Wilson, co-ordinator of secondary schools. School board members are: 18 BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. M. M. MacRae, Mr. Lyndon Ol- son, Mr. john Faulkner. TOP ROW: Mr. Malcolm Dun- can, Mr. Gordon Rountree, Dr. Clifford Knape, Mr. Em- mett Yant are school board members. packing created mood for administrators, move The administrators began the transition period, the move from the old Waco High to the present one, while the 1970-71 school year was in progress. This became a fairly difficult task. Even as boxes were packed and files were stored classes went on as usual. All during the year discipline was administered while looking over boxes and cartons. Even after school closed for the summer, work went steadily on for the administrators. All of the work paid off, though, when the new building opened its doors for the first time to a fairly smooth first day. The list opposite this page is an entire list of the faculty members. All teachers not pictured on pages 22-23 are presented in a special depart- mental section in the closing section of the book. L 3,3 ' 1 '+h-nw-f -QS-T X wifi? 5... I TOP RIGHT: Miss Grace Hamilton, girls' counselor. BOTTOM: Mr. Iohnie Riola assistant prmclpal 20 WHS FACULTY Mrs. Mary Adams, B. S., Homemaking Mrs. Carol Allen, B. A., Vo- cational Guidance Mr. Lester Baker, B. S., Math- ematics, Director Evening School Mrs. Clyde Baxter, M. A., English Mrs. Kathleen Bruner, B.A., German, Social Studies Mrs. Rebecca Canning, M.Ed., Speech, English Nlr. K. H. Clark, M. S., Driver Education Mrs. Birla Clynch, Business Manager Mr. james Cooper, M. Ed., Chemistry Mrs. Kerry Creech, B. S., Phys- ical Education Mrs. Mary Wood Dawson, M. Ed., English Miss Othella Denman, M.L.S., Librarian Mr. Samuel Dickey, B.S., Biology Mrs. Ginger Dodgen, B.S., Physical Education Mrs. Gloria Emanuel, B.S., So- cial Studies Mr. Kenneth Ferguson, B.B.A., Physical Education Mr. Wayne Gardner, M.S., Physical Education Mrs. Estelle Geno, M.S.Ed., journalism Mrs. Betty Gibson, Attend- ance Secretary Miss Marcia Glenn, German Mrs. Ruth Hahn, B.S., Science Miss Grace Hamilton, Girls, Counselor Mrs. Edna Harris, B.S., Biology Mrs. Barbara Hebert, B.A., Art Mrs. Clovis Henry, M.Ed., Special Education Mrs. Charlotte Houston, B.A., English Mr. W. D. Hudspeth, M. Ed., Distributive Education Miss Katherine Hughes, M.A., English Mr. Bill Hunter, M. Ed., Phys- ical Education Mrs. Kathy Hunter, B.B.A., Business Mr. Ted jones, M.S., Social Studies Mr. Elwin Lawhon, M.A., Mathematics Mr. Fritz Linnstaedter, B.S., Industrial Arts Mrs. Joyce Miller, B.A., Drama, English Mrs. Hazel Mills, M.A., English Mr. Joe Mitchell, B.S., Mathematics Mr. Gilbert Montemayor, B.A., Social Studies Miss Lidia Montemayor, B.A., Spanish, English Miss Elizabeth Morgan, M.S.Ed., Mathematics Mrs. Dorothy Morrow, M.S., Homemaking Mrs. Dorothy L. Newman, Secretary to principal Mrs. Ruth Nolte, B.S., Homemaking Mrs. Shirley Parks, Study Hall Mr. Richard Perot, M.M.Ed., Band Mrs. Elizabeth Price, B.S., Health Mrs. Adah Pyles, Attendance Secretary Mr. james Queen, M.M.Ed., Chorus Mr. johnie Riola, Assistant Principal Nlrs. Naomi Scott, Registrar Mrs. Gerldine Smith, B.S., Homemaking Mr. R. E. Smith, M. Ed., Phys ical Education Mrs. Helen Stem, Library Aide Mrs. Barbara Suddath, B.A., Latin, English Miss Agnes Talley, M. Ed., Guidance Counselor Mrs. Beverlyn Walker, B.A., English Mrs. jane Walker, M.S. Eco., Business Miss Ann Weeks, B.S., Business Mr. Elden Werner, M. S., In- dustrial Arts Mr. G. H. West, M.A., Science Mr. Jesses Williams, M.S., Driver Education Mrs. Velma Wise, Study Hall Mr. H. Woods, B. S., Indus- trial Arts 21 Piles of boxes and coils of wire presented them- selves as new obstacle courses for the teachers. 'lhe faculty members attacked the problem with a variety of original ideas and learned to teach around them. Mr. Lester Baker Mrs. Clyde Baxter Mrs. Birla Clynch WWW MM MN Mrs. Kerry Creech Mrs. Mary Wood Dawson Miss Othella Denman Mr. Samuel Dickey Mrs. Gloria Emanuel Mrs. Estelle Ceno Mrs. Betty Gibson Mrs. Ruth Hahn Mrs. Barbara Hebert E . Charlotte Houston Mr. W. D. Hudspeth Miss Katherine Hughes Mr. Bill Hunter Mr. Ted jones Mr. Elwin Lawhon Mr. Fritz Linnstaedter 22 For the first time teachers were confronted with the open classroom concept of teaching. It proved an enlightening experience. Teachers eamed to amplify their voices over the hum of other classes and students learned a variety of subjects at the same time. Mrs. Joyce Miller Mrs. Hazel Mills Mr. joe Mitchell - Mr. Gilbert Montemayor Miss Lidia Montemayor Miss Elizabeth Morgan Mrs. Dorothy L. Newman Mrs. Shirley Parks Mr. Richard Perot Mrs. Elizabeth Price Mrs. Adah Pyles Mr. james Queen Mrs. Helen Stem Mrs. Barbara Suddath Mrs. Beverlyn Walker Mrs. jane Walker Mr. Elden Werner Mr. G. H. West E 3 Q I 1 i i Y I I I I 1 , f . . i 1 Q i 3 I 5 I 3 T A 1 5 i r HE ' . H2W' WRiFLQH-GWEMYFQYKRHQYMKZ5f55-'I95l!X'ilf'?!L3-fZ'-6?fixK!f!f?PA7L'iFLlBs'SEiX4Eh2Ki'9E1?r'?'fi!Q3t3CN35'U-' -:Zimiz'S?:k'fr2L??2ILE8E'2i'.51'kk5vi:-21316?xH'5t:5 1' . -K W J, vQ12fuL'I'f5'..5 N ' .' fyli 'rf' :T'f, f , YET' ' 3057?-LVLLTQQV-fliizfif-wliqiieifhig activities 53 ex a gf'-.f2 f 5 . . s-fscewafrg-.1, 'HY ff l Q. -A 745, -elif 4 ' 51' 1, . 'r 1 li I I 8:.4 H. l -tmp.. x f ,,,..' 15. C it ' nf 'f 'Cx wx 'Y , 1 v I JT .'.' 'f' 71 2- 'I f . if 1, ' Y -A O -, f,3 f AL 'wi' ..'cL-- vl 41 ' I' 11 X Q3 I If. Algfky' lv, J I Throughout the basketball season varsity team members remain on the lookout for the girl who is faithful in attendance and strong in spirit. They elect her Queen. Frances Thompson is the 1972 Basketball Queen. She was at every game yelling and screaming. On court, t e team demonstra- tes such effort that it is impossible to remain calm, she said. Frances is active in Nike, FHA, German and, of course, the Spirit Club. She enjoys skating and just doing nothing. ABOVE: Frances Thompson is the 1972 Basketball Queen. RIGHT: Frances Thompson really gets in- volved with basketball. g. .R 51343 f x -it M K 1 s l- i L - Y L 0 1 'Q in faces of fBIIlll'llStS K Daughters of the American Revolution award a citizenship medal to a senior girl who possesses the qualities of leadership, service to her school and patriotism. Pam Khoury is the 1972 choice of the students because she represents WHS in many ways. She is a member of the All-Region Choir, a 1971 homecoming queen nominee and sweetheart of the WHS Key Club. Pam is president of the Na- tional Beta Club, vice-president of NHS and president of her homeroom. ABOVE LEFT: Pam Khoury who is interested in dance and music is a choral assistant to Mr. Queen. ABOVE RIGHT: Pam Khoury received the 1972 DAR Citizen- ship Award. active seniors honored, valentine Russ Baier and Carla Brewer were elected Most Representative Boy and Girl for 1972 Russ is Senior Class President, Daisy Chain Sports Editor, member of Quill and Scroll, NHS and ECO. He enjoys skiing on snow and water, skin diving and swimming. Carla is on the Challenge Team, Mayor for the Spring Semester, a member of NHS, English Literary Society and NFL. Hobbies include walking in the woods and reading. RIGHT: Carla Brewer wonders what ever led her to take physics. ABOVE RIGHT: Russ Baier and Carla Brewer are most Representative Boy and Girl. ABOVE: Russ Baier doing what he likes best-studying. 28 F Ha :ouple reigns .K if , 55' I I W, 2, -- -Is 'LilM, im ,,.ff 'ii . f .ff A Vl' 7 ,':. 1 . : ' ' 'f 7 K fi .Z f-f 5 K leaf- . P 'A Karen Jolley and Tim Riley were elected the 1972 Valentine Couple. Karen, a junior, and Tim, a senior, have been dating for a year and a half. They enjoy playing Putt-Putt golf, going to the movies and just being with one another. Karen and Timis future plans are to be married after high school. Tim plans to go to Baylor and major in Physical Education, and Karen will go to MCC. Karen was a 1971 homecoming queen nomi- nee. Tim was the 1971 Corrigan Prince, a mem- ber of the Tiger Band, Student Officials Club and Basketball Team. TOP: Karen Jolley and Tim Riley are 1972 Valentine Couple. , .47 rw 1, ' , -4,71 h nf V' , 4-af 41-'M'fw 29 1,1 K , f 1. w Jw V S4 A .. V.-W, ,,'f . ig f AKC, 1 V' x iff ,V xi Z 1 5 W 1 1 44 w 45 4 Q 4 f 'iff Z 1 QW ,7 ,f , f M74 f 9 mf ng 'tix e- xg :A J if 'W M , M I' , A f, ,f L' 6 ogue dedicates whs to present xcellence 2' iff ' it I I , 'N The Honorable Bill Logue, District Judge, 19th District Court, was the principal speaker at the WHS dedication Feb. 17. The 1941 graduate and favorite of his class dedicated this build- ing not to past but to the present and to the fu- ture that it may, with all its innovative features and in this awe inspiring setting, provide that standard of excellence in education which Waco High has maintained throughout the years. As he traced the history of the school from its ori 'n as Central High in the early 1880's he Waco Highis greatness cannot be meas- ured in brick and mortar, but rather in the lives of those who dedicated their very existence to Waco High's greatness. judge Logue said, Even though I speak alone tonight, I speak for the thousands of Waco High graduates all over the world for whom 'The Spirit of Waco High, has a very special meaning. lVIr. Emmett L. Yant, vice-president of the Board of Trustees, presided. The Tiger Band and the Concert Choir gave a musical presenta- tion. Carla Brewer, mayor of WHS, led the pledge of allegiance to the Hag. Mr. Avery Downing accepted the school. Invocation was 'ven by Mr. Wilson and the benediction Ely Mr. W. E. Weathers. The Honorable Karl May, mayor of Waco, welcomed they guests. Representatives of architects and contractors present were Bush and Dudley, William A. johnson, American Desk Co., Smith Building Co., Lochridge-Priest, Womack Electric and Hill Plumbing Co. TOP LEFT: Board members Mr. Malcolm Duncan and Dr. Clifford Knape with Mr. W. E. Weathers were among platform guests at the dedication. TOP RICH T: Mr. Lyndon L. Olson, board member, judge Bill Logue and Mr. Avery Downing listen to the remarks made by Mr. Emmett L. Yant, vice president of the board of trustees. BOTTOM LEFT: Platform guests hear Judge Logue's address. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Avery Down- ing, superintendent of WISD, accepts the school. 31 . , , , - 1 nn Q 5,Z iw, T f -f Z,4 343 Q63 W. .. ' 'f 2.0: 4 mf My 3 4 :fm-1 , . sky Q35 4923 Assemblies are an integral part of life at WHS. LEFT: Exes visit WHS at Homecoming and are special guests at the Homecoming assembly. RIGHT: Rodney YV:-ight speaks at NHS assembly. Linda Burt and Charles Far- nsworth also participated in the induction assembly. BE- LOW The Troubadors, a menis choir from the Univer- sity of Texas entertained in a special choral assembly. . Q., Sflngf IS 'fLLlH5 r.. fg nu wvr s ii' ma umi ti' Ak . 'T A s J 4 .2 4 tx -5 'S it ,f ,S Q Y' f-15,5 n an-5, - vt A., T Q t 'air if 'ff-Q fl I JFS Q Student Government Kathy Brem, Mary Coley, Carla Brewer, Rick Smith, Sam Mangum, Tommy Kaldenbach, Robert Stem. kt ,, w .r 'ke ff 'V ig gn H1 'Ms du. 1 ' 'f 4- 'f f-- lhw. Q-,A Us K L, 'll' . 1 , m'W1mmL, . , af., 1 U L, 4 nmcghkiykm V . vw.. . N JL 4 it A 'LQ k My 4' My 7 fmt., I mt., WNV gx. 'K AMANNNWQK, , M iw' W'a,lt, 5 M -,tweak -M , , r lf 1- W IB' X x A ' 5 f 'Mr 5 Q LLAA it 1 L 'M'NM,,,, f, ,M Q ,, mmwwg -I.. K M, I --u..,,w,wm - s ,L 'sl-s -nn, juniors capture corrigan titles Nov. 1-5 was roclaimed Corrigan Week. It was the girl's dlxty to take the first step-walk him to class, call him at night and if they could muster the courage, ask him for a date. Corri- gan King election was held and the winners were announced Friday. juniors john Garner and Dennis Whiteside were elected King and Prince. They were crowned at a dance held in the gym after the Waco-Killeen football game. 34 TOP LEFT: Corrigan King john Garner. TOP MIDDLE: Corrigan Prince Dennis Whiteside. TOP RIGHT: Corrigan nominees. Front Row-Carl Ramon, Buster Winkleman, Elohn Garner, Russell Livingston, Back Row-Charles Jo nson, Sidney Kelly, Bobby Reyes, Frankie Williams. LEFT: They must have all eaten the same thing, because they have the same symptoms. Stu- dents dance after the game. bonfire sparks homecoming excitement A bonfire in the valley beneath the school high- lighted the 1971 Homecoming. It was the first bonfire since 1931. Admission was a log of wood. The Tiger Band played as cheerleaders and students yelled and sang. National Beta decorated the halls, guided tours and registered exes who viewed WHS and vis- ited teachers. All graduate classes were hon- ored at a pep rally and assembly featuring a Tiger Ragv skit. At the night game, mums and that special date set the mood. Excitement ran high. Queen Phyllis VVhite and Princess Brenda Battles held co1u't at a dance in the gym after the game. 36 , W' N ,Y i n 'L x X. gp Y .. ' up 'gm' 'wi 315 'Q 'M 2 mm W Y 6 Q an' ff Bins , W E f aff . f fy V 'vw , W if 'ft ho, i F 5 X sw fa 6 LF? L Fw iw if W 41.5 ' 1 f 1 . ,f E - M ua. ,V ww, ' m: ' WW' 1 Q 1. 47 , , :1m1i1:xq1a,,3,T:'v V ww M3 H? . 4? 'Y , ? W l ! f ' V ,,! !!W,, YV !!!!!,,,, 1 xylmrl ,ww f 'Nh i ' f Q WWE M W ,L Hg 1 E W ,aff WM dig F, Q E 2 3 E R 5 E a 5 4 s : H 1 n 5 , 2 5 5 E E 5 L A J 5 3 2 2 i s .. . . My ., .. . .L ,. ,,.,,,M......u.W..,,..M..,.,.,..M,.f.-.,,..,...,...L..,W..AWn,.,.q.,.,.. , . . ,, . W .....,..u....,M... . ,. . .-. ,...,.,.m...,k.........,..........,.....,,,..............,..:.4 1 k 1 if f m? 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CONCERT CHOIR: Front Row-Rose Torres, Mark Hol- comb, Pam Khoury, Anita Hernandez, Patty Legate, Pam James, Karen Davis, Charlane Smith, Debby Schoonover, Elizabeth Renfroe, Roye Stanley, Karen Warren, Georgia Spencer, Olive King, Lupe Tovar, Mr. James Queen. Second Row-Cheryl Brackett, Cynthia Staley, Glenna Valvano, Pam Kirk, Nell Murphy, Nancy Dishman, jan Berg, Ellie Row, Barbara Crocker. Third Row-Darrell Cook, Ava Tyler, Charles Poole , joan Rauls, Kenneth Sullivan, Patsie Massirer, Donaldy Glynn. Fourth Row-Mary Veail, Charles Comer, Patsy Patter- son, Ruby Robinson, Ph llis Peters, Cora Wilson, johnny Dunn, Sandra Hall. Figth Row-Charles Johnson, Linda Cashaw, Joe Rodriquez, David johnson, David Anger- man, Julia Carlile, Dennis Garrett. Sixth Row-Teresa Wallace, Colleen Reagan, Greg Angelo. Back Row- jimmy McConnell, Robert Reeves. TOP LEFT: First riod chorus-Christy Doherty, Joy Richter, Glenna Hill:eNancy Driskell, Pat Lehrman, Jose- phine Molina, joe Reamy, Susie Poppen, Elizabeth Kas- ten, Algerie Walker, Sharon McLennan, Elaine Iokubik, Sarah Nonamaker, Beverly Jay. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Queen to class, Well, I wondered where I put that handf' BOTTOM LEFT: Fifth period chorus-Judy Choat, Debbie Bruning, Ruby Krause, Barbara Prather, Sharon Simon, Karen Mathis, Shirley F illip, Brenda Saw- yer. BOTTOM RICHT: Second period chorus-Shirley Es- telle, Rhonda Kindle, Cindy Southwell, Sandra Coolsby, Carol Daily, Debby Cassell, Kathy Popham, Brenda Bat- geih Donna Franks, joan Wells, Sherri Hooper, Evelyn a e. 43 Mr. Queen insists on daily practice for all chorus classes. ABOVE: Front Row-Olive King, Colleen Reagan, Charles Pooley, Lupe Tovar. Second Row-Cynthia Stale , Michele Debose, joe Rodriguez, Gre Angelo. Third, Row-julie Carlisle, Karen Davis, Eiie Row, Glenna Valvano, Charles Johnson. Back Row-Roye Stanley, Rose Torres, Cora Wilson, Robert Reeves, Dar- rell Cook. TOP MIDDLE: Front Row-Wendell Ferrell, Wendell Smith, james Homan, Mike Milazzo, Stone Es- telle. Back Row-Cindy Terry, Rema Burch, Scarlett Scoggins, Yvonne Garza, john McDonald, junior Ochoa. TOP RIGHT: Front Row-Debbie Gunn, Pam Battles, Cindy Nelson. Second Row-Debbie Spruiell, Cindy Cowan, Beverly Walton. Third Row-Charlene Akers, Tina Hudlin, Barbara Crocker. RIGHT: Front Row- Elaine Mosley, Mary Woodward. Second Row-Judy Hor- ner, Melissa Moody, Jana Jacobs. Back Row-Kim Mul- lins, janet Patterson, Ginger Bates. f , am perfection reigns in queen's court The Choral Music Dept. wrote scripts, pre- pared songs and acted in skits for an assembly Sept. 30 with the theme Spirit Is. During the Thanksgiving Assembly, students got a look at the Choirs' uniforms. Both girls and boys wore the traditional gold and white. Ensembles were formed to compete in the Feb. 19 Solo and En- semble Contest at Baylor. One ensemble sang for the Administrators Club jan. 27. band enrollment tops 100 This yearis Tiger Band was larger than ever with 104 students. The largest section was the trumpet section. The Tiger Band gained an- other member when Trudy Padgett, feature twirler, moved to WHS as a result of re-drawn school lines. Band practice began Aug. 30 with Mr. Chal- mer Adams, band director at Wiley Junior High School, filling in for Mr. Richard G. Perot who was on military duty. Upon Mr. Perot's re- turn in late Sept. early morning band practice filled the student parking lot. Traflic problems encountered were worth the price as the band returned from the Temple marching band con- test with a rating of two. The band marched in the rodeo and Ba lor Homecoming parades, played for all pep rallies and entertained at many assemblies. RIGHT: Front Row-Cecelia Cluke, Peggy Henry, John Humphrey, Ron Luedke, Ron Rogers, Patricia Manor, Donna Winton, Linda Burt, Alicia Todd, Kathy Alexan- der, Vivian Foreman, Rene Milich. Second Row-Elvira Bravo, Veta Foreman, Barbara Moten. Michele Debose, Theresa Walker, Jo ce Davis, jean Walker, Terry Payne, Cleavon Manor, Cheryl Garner, Carrie Garcia, Stanley Hunsucker, Donna Merenda, Trudy Padgett, Johnny Montemayor, Diane Berry, Thomas Downey, Third Row-Felipe Reyna, Melinda Boyd, Dimple Crain, Freddy Reyes, Harold Simmons, Keith Napier, Frank Williams, Larry Riojas, Rhondal Napier, Clinton Tabor, Albert Aguilar, Donald Sawyer, Francis Thompson, Dan- iel Gates, Ron Bailey, joe Kirkpatrick, Pete Martinez, Paulette Patterson, Frank Compian, Rita Collins. Fourth Row-Robert Morris, Steve Lopez, Debbie Story, Mark Malone, Thomas Lind, Marcy Green, Christine Ole- varas, Anthony Riojas, Mike Moulder, Cheryl Williams, Steve Morgan, Laurie Rankin, Mike Kessler, Don How- ard, Reggie Heidman, Bruce Reed, Ken Hill, R an Bibb, Alvin Navara, Ricke Ashley, Ronnie Lavencfer, Mark Nalley, johnnie Urban, Kyle Collins, David Boyd, Tommy Tabor, Bowie Barnett, Gary Schafer, John Walker, Melissa Moody, Linda Vargas, Kenneth Witt, Loretta Hartlield. Back Row-Rita Wilkins, Eric Price, Donald Giles, Leslie Walker, Steve Connell, Charlie Lo- pez, Lawrence Jacobs, james Johnson, Russell Larkins, Cat Gaiton, Delia Garcia, Harold Nolte, Billy Reedy, Terry VVheeler, David Bauer. 46 w ' w sq.-K I l A E E 1 1 H 1 vw W5 Z L.. ' ,W 5, ag f U , ,' .. - Sf . vigwfsgqui X . K .mu . , - X54 , 'igiw ,,,V all :gg was s , ,, kyzm.. K X - ffwzfsef K 'gales iffy f K , www .- vm ,.,. k.,, Q W, .Q , EWHLM ff W. ,, K ' W mm. ,,.. ..w.sa.U,,:2, ,,kk ,W ,, W wh. K, lgfmggygylm 3 3 A J, L5 mul-' f ,ff . - -7A5B3'W,,, L.,k i ,, A, , 5 ,.- W A wif'gg?.f K' hwy? Q, 11? - W fwlsfu QQEQLU 'Wai I.'Wff,f.'1'E Yf ,,,fvQjTi',:,: Vai, : , 5,q,'-1, , ,--E L I Q ,wr Y ' ' L, ,. f 2 Q S V UEQEEQQM 1 X 2 'Y Q 0 Albert Aguilar Drum Major 49 sc R . , su.. TOP LEFT: Front Row-V. Foreman, M. DeBose, K. Al- exander, D. Winton, P. Manor, P. Henry, L. Burt, V. Foreman, Walker, B. Moten. Second Row-T. Walker, I. Davis, R. Bailey, F. Thompson, D. Gates, R. Luedke, R. Rogers, A. Todd. Third Row-C. Tabor, 1. Humphrey, T. Payne, P. Martinez, D. Sawyer, D. Hunsucker, F. Compian, C. Manor, A. Aguilar. Fourth Row-S. Garner, R. Napier, F. Williams, L. Riojas, C. Garcia. TOP RIGHT: Front Row-B. Reed, K. Hill, C. Williams, C. Olvera, S. Morgan, M. Moulder, A. Riojas, M. Green, D. Howard, L. Rankin, R. Lavender. Second Row-M. Nal- ley, H. Simmons, D. Crain, M. Boyd, M. Kessler, R. Coronado, R. Heidman, Montemayor, F. Reyes, K. Na- pier, R. Ashley. Third Row-M. Moody, C. Schafer, T. Lind, T. Padgett, D. Berry, A. Navarra, T. Downey, F. Reyna, Walker, K. Witt. Back Row-B. Barnett, D. Bo d, Powell, R. Larkins, L. Jacobs, C. Lopez, S. Con- nea, K. Collins, T. Tabor. BOTTOM FAR LEFT: Front Row-R. Wilkins, B. Reedy, L. Hartfield. Back Row-H. Nolte, L. Walker, E. Price, T. Wheeler, R. Morris, M. Malone, D. Bower, S. Lopez. BOTTOM LEFT: Kathy Al- exander places in the 1971-72 All-State Band. 51 central kitchen streamlines cafeteria r A5 M: i iiiiisw- - 1 -X .,.k saw 'W' , li Qi igesnfw ,,,s,..i Til lfi' -sal .,, V ii'h i' i'ii J .. Va a,, M' , H.. l f .i,i' A VZ f as . .1- 4 it if 'W '32 is ' 1 r HMM. f fwA-- H , f -rfff f , 22 f11 2 1 is Q- i , 1 ,z . -. ' . Y ae ,. , i . . 4 ,,. , is U no aeet ll t m e S all .i,, ' if tee as zlblb . p . W Q? X A S . ,,,a - a p - . ...- 5 k-- - . - i. 2111 Sg ig ii, X l The old WHS was changed to a central kitchen and food is now delivered to WHS and jefferson Moore. Throw aways-tray, plates, utensils and cups ease the work load. Gleaming utensils and a trash crusher are new equip- ment. Students and faculty miss the odors of food in preparation. 52 TOP LEFT: Cooks are Patricia Degate, Doris jefferson, Betty Giles, Margaret Voss. TOP RIGHT: Cashiers are Juanita Turner, Evelyn Aga, Ellie Pierce. LEFT: A. Cook keeps expanse of glass clean. ABOVE: Custodians are john Smith, Dais f Russell, Alton Cook, Willie Has- kins and Eddie Fields. Carpeting and air conditioning ease the load, but the staff is small. pta- people taking action The PTA is an organization for parents and teachers to meet together and discuss different aspects of education. Meetings during the 1971-1972 school year have included an open house in October presenting the Homecoming Queen nominees, a panel of students in Febru- ary and executive meetings. Activities and pro- jects included selling of scholarship tickets for a coffee in the WHS g fm Mar. 23. A Rummage Sale was held in the l?all to kick off the drive to raise money. To end the year several scholar- ships were given to high school seniors in the Waco Area. ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Brewer, lst. V. Pres. is announc- ing the programs for the year. ABOVE RIGHT: Mem- bers of the executive board are having their first meeting. They are: Mrs. B. Powers, Mrs. Appell, Mrs. Bayer and Mrs. F. Connally. LEFT: Mrs. C. Reed is assisting a customer at the fall Rummage Sale. 53 A Nat vlihm, , TOP LEFT: New Spring commissioners are Tam Chan- dler and Russell Livingston. TOP RIGHT: Front Row- M. Boyd, E. Renfroe, R. Torres, V. Lozano, T. Williams, D. Kocian, R. Livingston, B. Conine. Second Row-D Garrett, S. Mangum, C. Adams, D. Mason, M. DeBose, C. Reagan, Pugh, K. Brem, K. Spence, D. Rosser, P. Manor, S. Ortega. Back Row-R. Ashley, T. Kaldenbach, F. Williams, Derting, D. Hankins, R. Smith, C. Tickell, D. Cosby, C. Doherty, N. Driskell, H. Nolte. RIGHT: Front Row-R. Regaldo, D. Hankins, Derting, S. Or- tega. Second Row-M. Boyd, E. Renfroe, C. Daily, R. Torres, V. Lozano, D. Howard, K. Spence, R. Livingston, B. Conine. Third Row-S. Mangum, A. Ochoa, C. Adams, F. Stone, D. Crocker, M. Farmer, C. Reagan, R. Smith, Miller, P. Mosley. Back Row-D. Garrett, K. Tickell, C. Tickell, R. Ashley, K. Collins, T. Kaldenbach, G. Cross, P. Manor, C. Doherty, N. Driskell, H. Nolte. FAR RIGHT: Kathy Brem to herself, This girdle is kill- ing melv Mary Coley, Rhondal Napier, Mr. Hunter and C. Brewer are on stage after the Student Govt. skit. -,X Hi 4 WN 'N , elected officials chart new course Five commissioners are elected to the Student Government by the student body. They in turn elect a mayor. From the student body they se- lect a City Secretary and a City Manager. Mr. Bill Hunter is sponsor. They planned several functions to acquaint stu- dents with the new WHS and to instill in them the feeling of spirit that was strong at the old WHS. 0n Aug. 27, they were in charge of Orienta- tion. At Christmas they purchased a tree, 12 ft. high, for the library and decorated it with orna- ments brought by students. They urged stu- dents to walk for the March of Dimes. Q E lx. 5 ,xg library assistants help maintain library Library Assistants, under the direction of Miss Othella Denman and Mrs. Helen Stem, are a vital part of the WHS learning center. They check in and out books, shelve and repair books, and over all help maintain the library. The library assistants give up their study hall to serve the school. RIGHT: Front Row-Miss O. Denman, D. Mooney, C. Daily, R. Ball, P. Wfilliamson, Richter, B. Philipp, H. Stinson, K. Spence, N. Pina, Mrs. H. Stem. Second Row- C. Dyer, F. Stone, P. Wilkins, T. Decker, M. Green, Poppen, Haferkamp, D. Sawyers, L. Caskamp. Third Row-A. Noel, Wilson, D. Miller, C. Wilson, D. Ros- ser, M. Rosser, K. Warren, S. Russell, M. King, P. Massi- rer. FAR RIGHT: Library Assistants Judy Choat and Ca- rol Daily are shelving books. 56 -id M Ji Q 1 , if 'K 4 L qv. -Q3-m , ., , e spirit of '72 The Spirit Club is an organization which helps the cheerleaders by yelling at pep rallies and helping with the skits. Its purpose is to bring spirit to WHS. The activities include making sters, baking cookies for the football boys and bging involved in the school as a whole. The club meets after school. LEFT: Spirit Club members plan activities at an after school meeting. T. Crawford, T. Hudlin, P. Khoury, M. Veil, S. Abercrombie. FAR LEFT: Front Row-C. Smith, P. Kirk, T. Williams, P. Khoury, D. DeMonney, M. Boyd. Second Row-M. Coley, R. Krause, D. Lewis, D. Brown, P. James, B. Moten, K. Brem. Third Row-S. Tu- cker, P. VVhite, N. Driskell, S. Walker, C. Hornsby, M. Lilly, F. Thompson. 57 V ' 'k75EiK 'x4 ' A 2 f-PM V f-MSM mmmwv mm .mmwmk Mi, K MM, Mgmgw ,K ,W mm W M, L M4 - - k nf 'jf1,fgQ,-,K-.A gtvsju . Aly . f gi frfg5amf1M?'FS'9'?fT'?.axj.L '-ggF.1T 'M'L 'f:1-Jiw1l3w' .yr ' - fn, ,-: ' ' W M 71' '- , , . . ..., A 58 s, national beta club promote leadership The National Honor Society is an organization for individuals who demonstrate excellence in scholarship, character, leadership and service. NHS presented an assembly Feb. 24 to call at- tention to these four qualities and to emphasis them as values of importance. There were 22 new members initiated during the assembly. All members must maintain a 3.7 grade point average. The National Beta Club is a leadership achieve- ment service organization. Its purpose is to pro- mote the ideas of honesty, service and lead- ership. The members must maintain a 3.5 grade point average. They were active in the WHS Homecoming and planned the open house. Qualifications include worthy character, good mentality, creditable achievements and com- mendable attitude. LEFT: Front Row-E. Renfroe, V. Foreaman, V. Fore- man, C. Brewer, K. Brem, L. Burt, P. Khoury, C. Spen- cer, D. Juntunen. Middle Row-B. Powers, C. Dorsey, L. Conder, D. Cribsy, S. Russell, S. Curtis, C. Farnsworth, B. Reed, M. Whitlow, A. Aguilar. Back Row-C. Tickell, S. Hall, P. Patterson, T. Crawford, P. Henry, S. Mangum, R. Stem, R. Wright, M. Nalley, C. Tabor, R. Baier. BOT- TOM LEFT: Spring NHS members are formally initated in the WHS gym. L. Zgabay, K. Watson, S. Wallace, T. Summerlin, S. Stone, B. Stewart, D. Russell, J.Rauls,J. Pugh, H. Nolte, D. Mooney, D. Mason, P. Manor, R. Luedke, K. Jolley, J. Criflin, C. Eddleman, R. Dodd, Berg, M. Bayer, D. Angerman, K. Alexander. BOTTOM' RIGHT: Front Row-D. Garrett, R. Powers, K. VVhite, L. Burt, Rauls, C. Brewer, E. Partida, B. Stewart, V. Foreman, V. Foreman, P. james. Middle Row-D. Crigsby, M. Coley, S. Appell, D. Merenda, K. Brem, P. Khoury, D. Levy D. Uzzell, T. Chandler, P. White, D. Kocian, A. Tod . Back Row-C. Ramon, B. Winkleman, T. Summerlin, C. White, S. Hall, C. Tickell, M. Whitlow, R. Ashley, S. Mangum, D. Boyd, A. Aguilar, C. Tabor, L. Noel. .---. - -- . .-2-fx X. f ' Lr--.. .W jfs. 59 -M A .. W., .,, interact gives service The Interact Club is a service organization. It is affiliated with the Rotary Club. The Interact members attend the Rotary luncheons. Fall of- ficers are: Pres., B. Reed, V. Pres., R. Smith, Sec., C. Tabor, Treas.,G. Angelo, Sgt. at Arms, K. Hill and K. Tickell. Spring oflicers are: Pres., R. Smith, V. Pres., C. Tabor, Sec., C. Angelo, Sgt. at Arms, K. Morgan and B. Winklemann. FAR RIGHT: G.H0lcomb, K. Hill,K. Tickell, Mr. K. Fer- guson, S. Bradburn, K. Morgan, R. Smith. RIGHT: Ken Hill, Interact club member, is the Daisy Chain senior photographer. 60 hudspeth believes in earning while learning W' rm N W 1. M 'fig Q hiv 1f E Q, il' AL 9 f . lr. ,sim ,fy I l The Distributive Education Club is composed of students in Mr. W. D. Hudspethis three D.E. classes. These students attend school half a day and then go to work. Mr. Hudspeth urges stu- dents to take D. E. so they can earn while they are learning business techniques and practices. He tried to prepare junior and senior students for a place in the business world after graduation. FAR LEFT: Front Row-T. Garza, A. Ochoa, Lykins, M. Farmer, D. Tucker, S. Wallace, L. Johnson, D. Ko- cian, C. Jay, D. Bordovsky, Mr. Hudspeth. Second Row- R. Herring, T. Carbajal, K. Korenek, T. Shillings, M. Du- lock, E. Smith, D. Asher, L. Riojas, T. Petree, A. jones. Third Row-R. Henington, Rogers, G. Stewart, M. Wilson, D. Mayr, L. Villanueva, E. Solomon, R. Merkle- dove, R. Smith. LEFT: Contestants in the DECA Area V contests from WHS are David Mayr, business speaking, Sharon Wallace, job interviewing, Gerald Stewart, sales demonstration, Dorothy Bordovsky, window display, Ronald Merkledove, advertising. .. , - 3 ,f L- gf iii 5 Li.. -5.21 ay f .1g5'? Mfrs, 'X .is-lixf thespians present plays The International Thespians Society is an hon- orary society of drama students who have ex- celled in work related to the theater arts. For membership the students must have 10 activity points. The Thespians presented The Mouse That Roared, a one-act play, Summer People,', a theater reading, and Childrens The- ater Plays. Mrs. Joyce Miller is Thespian sponsor. RIGHT: Thespians Travis Summerlin, Melissa Moody, and Terri Crawford are practicing for play, The Mouse That Roaredf, FAR RIGHT: Front Row-T. Summerlin, D. DeMonney, E. Flemming, B. Dollery, S. Bradburn, Mrs. Miller. Second Row-D. Cl 'nn, D. Driskell, D. Mason, D. Lewis, L. Belcher. Third Row-J. Brasier, P. Lane, T. Crawford, C. White, M. Evans, V. Wood, Sy- kora, M. Thornton, K. Mullins, R. Livingston. 62 nfl has leading chapter, receives national award The National Forensic League is an honor so- ciety dedicated to the art of courtroom speak- ing. Its purpose is to strengthen ability in speaking, organization and analysis. NFL mem- bers are mainly debators. On Oct. 21, NFL was presented with a plaque for being one of the 25 leading chapters in the U.S.A. Each year NFL co-sponsors the Baylor-Waco Speech Tourna- ment, the oldest and largest of its kind in the U.S.A. NFL oflicers are: Frank Williams, Pres., Colleen Reagan, V. Pres., Carla Brewer, Sec., Mary Coley and Margaret Whitlow, Activities Directors. TOP FAR LEFT: Front Row-M. Coley, L. Burt, G. Val- vano, C. White, D. Merenda, C. Brewer. Back Row-C. Famsworth, M. Whitlow, D, Wiley, C. Reagan, F. Wil- liams. TOP LEFT: Frank Williams accepts NFL plaque. latin students active in jclg future homemakers prepare projects Future Homemakers of America is an organiza- tion of girls interested in Home Economics. Mrs. Morrow, a homemaking teacher, sponsors the club which meets during class time on club days. The club took fruit baskets to retired teachers at Henry W. Stilwell Memorial Residence for Christmas. They made plans to plant rose bushes along N. 19 Street. In October, FHA had a skating party. FHA,s motto is Toward New Horizonsf, Their colors are red and white, and their em- blem is an octagon with Future Homemakers of America printed on it. The WHS chapter of the Junior Classical League is the oldest in Texas. They also sponsor Nunc et Tunc,,' the oldest Latin publication in the United States. The magazine is published here at WHS and exchanged with other area schools. To raise money for a Latin convention in Lub- bock Mar. 24 and 25, JCL had a bake sale at Safeway Food Store, sold candy grams on Va- lentines Day and sold cookies at basketball games. During the convention students enter contests and take written tests on Latin deriva- tives, translations, Greek and Roman History, costumes and art. They had a picnic in the Spring to celebrate the birthday of Rome. TOP: Front Row-C. Lowrey, C. Daily, D. Cosby, D. Swanton, D. Lillard, B. Dominquez, R. Torres, R. Amos, K. Brown, D. Russell. Second Row-L. Noel, T. Walker, D. Spruiell, R. Krause, S. Tucker, P. Khoury, B. Battles, D. Brown, R. Lusk, D. Littlefield, S. Hix, D. Price, E. Davis. 'Third Row-S. Abercrombie, M. Boyd, F. Stone, E. Wiley, K. White, B. Roliard, T. Decker, S. Appell, R. Dollery, C. Brown, C. Cummings, B. Moten. Fourth Row-D. Volz, L. Girard, L. Henington, R. Robinson, G. Valvano, C. Smith, C. Klepper, S. Prowell, P. Mosley, M. Lilly, S. Ripoll, D. Lockett. Fifth Row-C. Adams, D. Garrett, L. Burt, K. Brem, T. Crawford, E. Mosely, L. Rankin, A. Tyler, B. Williamson, S. Walker, R. Wilkins, F. Thompson, L. Alexander. FAR LEFT: Front Row- Mrs. B. Suddath, Miller, L. Rejcek, V. Foreman, V. Foreman, B. Latham, S. Blasingame, W. Chesser, J. Pugh, T. Walker, L. Hartlield. Second Row-C. Manor, R. Wells, M. DeBose, G. Dorsey, D. Mason, D. Lewis, Rauls, K. Davis, C. Nix, R. Livingston, M. Bayer. Third Row-D. Berndt, D. Howard, R. Napier, T. Kaldenbach, D. Cosby, T. Payne, K. Collins, M. Whitlow, M. Hart- line, C. Cluke, D. Angelo, K. Geno. LEFT: jackie Pugh and Margaret Whitlow are happy with the outcome of the Nunc et Tuncf' 65 Q E future teacheris club visits viking hills Future Teachers uses club time to study in- novative teaching methods, visit new facilities and listen to speakers point the way to more ef- fective teaching. Sponsor Mrs. Kerry Creech arranged a trip to Viking Hills Elementary to see the continuous progress program. Their officers this year are: Pres., Sarah Russell, V. Pres., Linda Noel, and Sec., Debbie Mooney. 66 pasf largest whs club Pan American Student Forum is an organiza- tion sponsored by the Good Neighbor Commis- sion of Texas and is affiliated with the state or- ganization. All Spanish students are members, and the. meetings are held during class. The Pan American Student Forum had a busy year. On Halloween, they staged a Trick in Treat Day. Treats were suckers, and tricks ranged from tgunky perfume to toilet tissue wraps. Procee s were sent to the needy orphan children in Mexico. They attended a state convention in San Ant- onio Mar. 9 and 10. To finance this trip the club sold cookies and toothbrushes. During the Spring, several Spanish II students sponsored a bake sale to raise money for a trip to Monterrey during the Easter vacation. LEFT: K. Collins, C. Eddleman, L. Noel, Ritcher, S. Russell, Horner, P. Manor, D. Mooney, D. Hennen, L. Conder, Mrs. K. Creech. BELOW: Front Row-Miss Montemayor, Maldonado, M. Bravo, T. Diaz, M. Ga- ribay, E. Partida. Middle Row-T. Frenzel, R. Ball, K. Udell, T. Wallace, S. Russell, Horner, P. White. Back Row-R. Powers, L. Lockridge, V. Castillo, A. Aguilar, R. Smith, K. Sullivan, P. Patterson. BELOW MIDDLE: Front Row-Miss Montemayor, C. Ferguson, D. Cassell, J. Sheffield, D. Hill, S. Glauser, M. Goodman, D. Hen- nen, M. Cornett. Middle Row-S. Appell, K. Hale, D Moone , L. Hicks, Harris, P. Smith, Rosas, K. Reese R. Domld, R. Elmore. Back Row-D. Dalton, C. Cowan A. Garcia, Carlile, B. Harris, C. Farnsworth, R. Noack R. Martin. BOTTOM: Front Row-E. Renfroe, A. May field, L. Leskoven, T. F renzel, R. Coronado, R. Davis Middle Row-Y. Hubby, D. Winton, Coates, S. Holt, S Martin, S. Connell, C. Williams. Back Row--M. Kessler P. Urbanovsky, G. Kidwell, R. Reese, L. Searcy, R. Stem P. Martinez, A. Riojas, H. Athey. 67 3 l key The Key Club, sponsored by Mr. T. jones and Mr. C. Montemayor, is affiliated with the local Waco Kiwanis Club. This year their activities have included helping with the PTA garage sales, the annual Kiwanis auction, the Cancer Drive, and attending the weekly Kiwanis Club meetings. Key Club officers are Pres. Sam Ma- ngum, V. Pres. Frank Williams, Sec. Terry Payne, and Treas. Russell Livingston. TOP: Front Row-D. Mayr, C. Manor, L. Jacobs, H. Simons, L. Walker. Second Row-Mr. Montemayor, R. Livingston, R. Napier, L. Tovar, Derting, F. Compian, R. Pena, D. Bauer, Miller, Mr. jones. Third Row-C. Bowers, Filoteo, R. Regalado, Dunn, D. Boyd, F. Williams, R. Wright, H. Nolte, G. Caiton. Fourth Row- D. McKinney, Nix, S. Mangum, R. Ashley, D. Garrett. K. Watson, M. Nalley, C. Farnsworth, T. Payne. FAR RIGHT: Key Club oflicers are R. Livingston, F. Wil- liams, T. Payne, S. Mangum. nike Nike Club members cooperate with the Busi- ness Professional Women to prepare for a suc- cessful transition from school to the working world. They strive to develop initiative and leadership, to give service to school and com- munity, to study vocations and to prepare for careers, to accept responsibilities of citizenship, to inspire appreciation of our free land and its opportunities. The club was named for Nike, the winged goddess of victory. LEFT: Front Row-N. Pina, H. Stinson, j. Griffin, T. Williams, E. Kasten, D. Lockett. Second Row-C. Klep- per, Criflin, B. Moten, B. Latham, D. Putnam, P. Riley, D. Mason, L. Hartfield, Third Row-E. Mosley, F. Thompson, D. Cosby, P. Henry, C. Hornsby, P. Wo- mack, A. Noel. 68 ! 1 5 69 berry cheers others Meetin s were slack this year, but Berry Serv- ice Club was still active. During Homecoming the girls sold mums. Service projects included baking cookies for the Mental Health and Men- tal Retardation Center and walking blocks in the Cancer Drive. A banquet was held Apr. 11 to honor the seniors and initiates. Mrs. Kathy Hunter sponsors the club. Oflicers are Debbie Garrett, President, Susan Curtis, Vice-president, Michele De Bose, Secretary, and Donna Merenda, Treasurer. BELOW: Berry Service Club. Front Row-D. Garrett, R. Powers, Criflin, K. Jolley, E. Kocian, Middle Row- P. Kirk, D. Merenda, L. Zgabay, M. DeBose, N. Driskell, T. DeMonney. Back Row-P. Mosley, C. VVhite, C. Tick- ell, B. Williamson, L. Rankin, B. Roliard, S. Curtis. 70 darden means service Darden Service Club is the oldest service club at WHS. Miss Elizabeth Morgan is the sponsor. The club participated with the three other serv- ice clubs in baking cookies for the Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center. Dar- den girls walked blocks in the Cancer Drive and served as guides for the Baylor-Waco Speech Tournament and for a teacher's meet- ing held at WHS last fall. LEFT: Fall initiates were asked to sing a Christmas carol for WHS students at an assembly in the fall. D. Rosser, M. Rosser, B. Roliard, L. Girard, L. Rankin, Burns, C. Smith, Griffin, B. Stewart, N. Driskell. BELOW Dar- den Service Club. Seated-M. Rosser, C. Doherty, Miss E. Mor an, B. Battles, V. Foreman, I. Padilla, Standing- ,Z A. Todd, G. Dorsey, D. Horn, L. Girard, P. Patterson. 71 forsgard gives party Forsgard is a service organization. The club was started by Miss Annie F orsgard who was a girls' counselor at WHS. The projects for the 1971-1972 school year included baking cookies for Mental Health, having an Easter party for the Joyce Stamps Day Nursery and being guides for the Baylor-Waco Speech Touma- ment. The school year ended with a banquet. BELOW: Front Row-C. Adams, B. Stewart, V. Fore- man, D. Crocker, T. Williams. Back Row-A. Tyler, S. Ap ll, K. Davis, L. McNairy, P. Khoury, T. Wallace, S. Hall? C. Reagan. I' genheimer bakes cookies Cenheimer Service Club was organized in honor of Mr. E. T. Genheimer. The club has a new sponsor this year. She is Mrs. Beverlyn Walker. The girls are involved in many activ- ities Which include giving service to the com- munity and baking cookies for the Mental Health Center. On Mar. 24 they gave an Easter party for a group of children from the Crippled Children's Hospital. BELOW: Front Row-D. Driskell, E. Partida, L. Vinson, E. Wiley, M. Coley, E. Renfroe. Back Row-J. Maldo- nado, G. Valvano, K. White, C. Spencer, M. VVhitlow, L. Cashaw. LEFT: Elizabeth Partida, Cenheimer club mem- ber, and Sandra Hall, F orsgard club member, fix refresh- ments for the Mental Health and Retardation Center. e multi-media clan, they sketch, N. journalism provides experiences for students to write concisel , think critically and to evaluate the news media. In addition, they gain salable skills in advertising, photography, offset paste- up and type composition. Each month a different class produces the Wa- coan. Advanced classes produce a directory in the Fall and a selected staff produces the year- book. Photographers take, develop and print their own pictures. Under the direction of Mrs. Kathy Hunter students set type on the IBM Composer. Business manager, Mrs. Birla Clynch, keeps records of advertising and publi- cations sales. Offices at the new school include production space, classroom and darkroom. TOP LEFT: Journalism 1B students who will prepare and edit the Wacoan next Fall are: Front Row: T. Wil- liams, E. Rowell, D. Spruiell, M. Evans, S. Benavidez. 74 Second Row: Miss V. Morrow, K. Carlile, S. McElroy, D. Walts, C. Nix. Third row: R. Reid, L. Fox, A. Looney, I. Kirkpatrick, Brunson, K. Hale. TOP MIDDLE: This years editors, M. Coley, T. Summerlin, B. Stewart, D. Mooney, check layouts for the final pasteup of the Wacoan. TOP RIGHT: Daisy Chain members are: Front Row-C. White, S. Appell, R. Powers, B. Stewart, T. Chandler, C. Cowan, P. Patterson, K. Brem. Back Row-K. Hill, D. Garrett, R. Baier, L. Francis, D. Mulcahy, I. Derting, Mrs. E. Ceno, sponsor. joumalism IA students form the staff for the Wacoan and directory. They are: Front Row: M. Alcala, C. Ste- phens, P. Kirk, D. Levy, L. Vinson, A. Pilgrim. Second Row: R. Brewer, S. Curtis, C. Smith, D. Driskell, D. De- Monney, C. Reagan, C. Salinas, S. Holt, T. Crawford, D. Brown. Third Row: C. Tickell, C. Ramon, R. Krause, S. Tucker, K. White, T. Riley, C. Bowers, K. Mor an, M. Pina. Fourth Row: P. Saxton, D. Garrett, L. Adams, Nix, Garner, D. McKinney, L. Clifton, R. Rogers, S. Walker, M. Veail. photograph and plan fa S Q 5 2 Qi 2 5 H in W if :E QQ uv i 5 SIL 3 a E 1,- -1 gg Fi Q iz il 5 an S 551 ?4 if 51 51 yi gs sports whs sports M71-72,' tiger transition difficult In the move from the old building to the new, WHS left behind places and traditions that have lived with the Tigers since 1912. The field house, Death Valley, the hardwood gym floor, a rickety old truck-all were a part of the Tiger sports tradition. Time would not stand still and WHS broke into a new life as an ultramodern facility was built on North 19th. With it came a building containing both gym-and field house. The fm was modern and paved with a newl f devefdped tarten surface. A practice field with surrounding track gave the football and track teams a permanent home. Baseball, although still located at the Northern ball park, also made use of the field house complex. A dia- mond and several tennis courts are to be con- structed in the valley below the school. The Ti- ger golf team will remain at the Lake Waco course. It is hoped that the new facilities will spark life into WHS sports. Somehow the new surroundings could not bring a winning season to either the basketball or football teams. The Ti er football squad went winless as they tried cfesperately to over- come a lack of depth. Basketball saw close games that left the Cagers with an unimpres- sive record but with a strong team for 72.', With the start of the baseball season, however, there was a different atmosphere. The Tiger team was highly rated and made good showings on Cen-Tex diamonds. Having several players in Hractically every position, the Tigers were we prepared to meet opposition. Minor sports also played important roles in WHS sports. Golf and swimming were in- cluded in these as students participated in re- gional competion. 78 KN? Ss: ii sf? :ff if? 14 QQ 522: ps 153, 4: Zi ii 3 Fi In K m if Ez , SE E if 55 WL fx K, fs x K Q mL,NWn.w,,...,w .www.awww:mww.mwm...,,-1WQMw.MvM,fWMm.wfM,. L.., L,.,, ., ,.f,, w,.,. ,,,,,,L L.,. -,.,. .W,W,, Mm.f :Q.W,wY. ,,.. WWQM,,.W,,S,,,,,m.,,,mM..,wM,M..wAw.wmmmM1W.,..wmf-wfiaxwwwM.W-mm,,m.,.WwMWWaNwmwWxwQwmwmmmf W. Cagers la new tiger foundation The old Tiger d nasty did not return with the Waco basketball, team of 72. Having a dis- appointing but exciting season, they fought for standing in district 15-AAAA play. Inexperience and its resultant mistakes were to plague the Tigers all season. With only one re- turning letterman and a few seniors, Coach jes- sie Williams set out to build a team. Coach Wil- liams had been transferred to WHS from Moore High and it was hoped he could con- tinue his impressive record of wins. TOP LEFT: Terry Payne goes up over a Richfield player to get the opening jumpball. TOP RIGHT: The tension during a close game can be seen on the face of Coach Jessie Williams. BOTTOM LEFT: Cary Holcomb, mem- ber of the Fighting Tigers, was one of the season's top scorers. B1 RIGHT: Is that the way you do it? asks Ram player of Terry Payne. FAR RIGHT: Kittens take control of rebound. BELOW: Standing-R. Pena 125J, L. Jacobs 1312, G. Bowers 133J, C. Manor 1353, C. Olson 1451, T. Payne 1139, G. Angelo 1219, Steward 1433, D. VVhiteside 1115, Kneeling-R. Regaldo 1mgr.J, Head Coach Wil- liams. BOTTOM RIGHT: A plunging opponent cannot stop the shot of Gary Bowers. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Non-contact sport? 'W' ig' :':1 g:Ei::f..2f 82 district games tight Inexperienced but energetic, the Waco Cagers plunged into their first game Dec. 17, against Corsicana. Corsicana took control and brought down the Tigers with a score of 73-39. Despite the loss, the Tigers made their record 1 and 1 as they shot down the University Trojans 72-61. With this win they proved themselves con- tenders for district honors. However, Lady Luck and Fate both seemed to put on opposing uniforms as WHS continued the season. Clase games were in order for the Tigers. Both dis- trict games against La Vega were tension packe squea ers.', On jan. 11 the Pirates took a victory by two points and left the Tigers growling for revenge. 83 3 ABOVE: Standing-D. Howard 1155, L. Alexander 1355, D. Odom 1255, K. Na ier 1415, T. Holdbrook 1115, R. Liv- ingston 1335, Filhteo 1235, Kneeling-R. Regaldo 1mgr.5, Coach Ted Jones. TOP RIGHT: It's a long court when faced with a hard full-court press. MIDDLE: Den- nis Odom and Terry Holdbrook show the B-team's skill at a fastbreak. FAR RIGHT: Lonnie Alexander is con- fronted by wary opponent. V, f.r,f,,,g1,g.- I, 15. ,,kf. . ,, M 51 vfefwf , ,,aL.m,,1. , pe... ,nay fiygxf f ' as wai kittens grab cit title On Feb. 11 WHS took a one-point victory over La Vega clinching their third season win as Terry Payne, WHS Most Valuable Player,-7' laid in a basket with 7 seconds left to play. The Tigers grasped their second win against Cle- burne by a score of 65-63 with the help of out- side shooting of Car Holcomb and Lawrence Jacobs. Another cliflhanger flared as University met WHS for the second time. In a quarter of overtime the Trojans pulled out a single point lead to defeat the Tigers 50-51. Although disappointincg, the season for the Ti- lgers was exciting an certainly not without ope for next year. WHS 72,' B-team was one of the best to come along. Coach jones worked his boys into a unit that was a battle for any team in the Waco cir- cuit. Their impressive record of wins made them Waco Cit Champions. The 73,' Fight- ing Tigers shoulid be fierce competitors as the remainintg Tigers combine with the now ex- perience Kittens. 85 Si E? E 5 5 5 2, ff if E fi 55 E 5? E5 in 5 ax 55 Q af E E 5 2 5 ss 5 5 S Q ES 42 5 Y? S 2? Q 5 S ag S Q ff 5? 2 ef is if if 5 .Y Q 1 E LE S. if S E S 1-fwfr-fmwfsilfi msegsszfexng 4, ' 1836'fiisiiiszfffz 1-f--wwM,nfWmerwffffisfl1:wwwiw,fy,Mfm.mwEw:mwMwmwmw1wwf11:q,:ww.mwww wmw.7 fM.sfmmamwmmgmwy Mwmmpmmwfwmm-Mgmwwmf5XXJAfQkfhmvwmwmwgfwmfwivwy-.xfwm tiger baseball has what it takes for good season The WHS baseball team of 72 was blessed with many of the ingredients it takes to pro- duce a winning ball club. The coaching staff witnessed the largest turn out of fine baseball pla 'ers they had seen in years. Each position had reserve as well as overlapping talent and there was a solid feeling of confidence in each player as well as in the team as a whole. Al- though few of the Tigers are seniors, most had years of experience behind them in minor and teenage baseball. Hard practice started long be- fore the season began to work out all problems faced by a new team. Both Tigers and Kittens were prepared as the season opened. The Tiger pitching staff consisted of Billy and Leo Girard, Alvis Williams and Greg Angelo. A strong in-field and consistent out-field led WHS to good showings in the 1972 baseball season. TOP LEFT: B-team pitcher, Harry Shipley, faces opposi- tion. BOTTOM LEFT: It's a mighty swing as Buster WVinkleman trys for the fence. BOTTOM' RICH T: Think heill get it? B7 coaches praise players Home for the Waco Tigers during this year's season was the Northern Little League Ball Park. Most of the Cager practices were held at the old park, but games were played at Kiwanis Field or at the new Veterans Field. The Tigers will move to a new field located below the school on its completion. Head Coach Bill Hunter, although only in his second year as head coach, was expected to pro- duce a highly rated team. The enthusiasm and drive he was able to put into his team became obvious as the season progressed. He was as- sisted by Coach Cilbert Montemayor, an ex semi-pro player and youngest member of the staff. All of the coaches had was praise for each player and his ability. Both Tigers and Kittens proved worthy of this praise. as A R 1 .1 .Q I ill W nazi ,,, J - M' , Wf M A I. . viral? Qgug., TOP FAH LEFT: Waco player reaches out to pull in throw from second base during practice. TOP LEFT: Front Row-lj. Walker, R. Craig, B. Girard, S. Ortega, P. Smith. Midd e Row-J. Filoteo, L. Brown, M. Adams, T. Ash, B. Barnett. Back Row-R. Regaldo Cmgrj, K. Tad- lock, R. Pena, T. Holdbrook, B. Winkleman, J. Hooper, H. Shipley, Coach Montemayor. BOTTOM' LEFT: Gary Holcomb awaits outcome of race for first base. BOTTOM RIGHT: Front Row-J. Filoteo, J. Hooper, B. Girard, J. Montemayor, P. Smith, Middle Row-D. johnson, J. Gar- ner, N. Dunham, R. Pena, L. Girard, A. Williams. Back Row-Coach Hunter, C. Gaiton, G. Angelo, R. Stem, G. Cross, D. Price, L. Goss, G. Holcomb, Coach Monte- mayor, W. Wachtendorf Cmgrj, E. Price fmgr.J. 3 AA 89 IW-,A-w-wmmhww--,M.X-wwwrm.WLwwm.Ww1Qmmfww:-vmwmawmmwmwsnilmwmwmwwww -.--mwi , Mv,W gmynvwwwlwmmmnmwwmwgwwwmgw.wwmnwwmmgfmwmwMm.LnwwAWfmumpmw:... . .mw.wMm-W,Wwmw.wwMm.mL.UnwQ+wwmQmwMwwwwmnmmw,w1w.mw..Mfmm1vWQmw-want, individuals take honors Strongmrunning events led the WHS track team thoug a season marked by individual efforts. The team as a whole failed to take any decisive victories, but many personal honors were won. Tiger field events were weak and could not he p the total team effort. There is, however, the material in the Tiger squad to produce some fierce competitors in both track and field events. Track is a rough sport, and the people who remained on the team were ready and able to put their all into the events they had to run. TOP LEFT: Harold Simmons jumps into'72 track season. TOP RIGHT: The race is on as Severo Ortega and Felipe Reyna sprint for the finish. BOTTOM LEFT: The pack stays tight as the Tiger distance runners get in shape for track season. 91 smith coaches track, sprints strong for W Coach Richard Smith, although only in his first year as track coach, was determined to produce a good team and bring Waco track into the public eye. There were four meets held during the year in which the Tiger tracksters partici- pated. The biggest point getters on the squad were Harold Lewis, Leslie Walker and Harold Simmons. Harold Simmons was the Tiger broad jumper, and Robert Reeves, the discus and shot putter. In the track events the Waco strong point was the 440 sprint relay and the short and intermediate sprints. The Tigers took part in the Waco, Temple and Corsicana Relay, but lack of depth kept them from placing high in the final results. Coach Smith had praise for many of his runners and wanted them recog- nized by Waco High. A Q fs., 92 FAB LEFT: The heave of the shot put blurs before a camera. LEFT: Robert Reeves spins as he hurls the dis- cus. BOTTOM LEFT: Richard Galvez, Don Aldridge, Ro f Gutierrez and George Thomas make up a Waco Relay. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Randy Davis sets the pace. BOTTOM LEFT: Front Row-W. Conner, R. Davis, G. Schafer, Upchurch, D. Sawyer. Second Row-G. Ross, F. Nunn, L. Alexander, H. Lewis, H. Simmons, D. Al- dridie, S. Hunsucker. Back Row-Coach Smith, L. Wal er, L. Jacobs, T. Payne, R. Reeves, Hall, D. Boyd. Q EQ Q QA: 'LQ EE k 4533 Eg? NJ DRE? 93 TOP LEF T: joey Derting frowns after hooking a drive during practice. TOP RIGHT: Coach Woods shows ,em how on a Woodland West green. FAR RIGHT: Curtis Walton tries a different way of putting. BOTTOM LEFT: Joey Derting, Curtis Walton, Harold Nolte, Charles Olson, Mike Moulder, George Kidwell, Bill Bright, Mr. Woods. BOTTOM RIGHT: Charles Olson shows his skill with a putter. 'QSM I-vw? 94 FN golfers lack experience The theme of the year for Waco High sports, inexperience, also hit the Tiger golf team. The outstanding member of the team and the one with the most golf experience was Bill Bright. He and six others made up the Waco golf team. Coach Jim Woods is hopeful of the coming year and says that the prospects for Waco High's golf are 'ilooking upf' The golfers, as a team, practiced on the james Connally and Woodland West courses. These little recognized representatives of WHS went to four tournaments this year. The first was in Temple, the second in Bastrop, and third in Kill- een. The fourth was the district tourney and was held in Temple. Actually participating as the Ti- ger team were Charles Olson, Harold Nolte, Mike Molder and Bill Bright. No medals were brought home, but much experience was gained. 95 WACO OPP Travis University Corsicana Richfield Austin Temple Cleburne Killeen Bryan football: a disappointing season .- 2N2 iq fe . I . ,R 4, ' ' QI Q, 3 . . ag . .. ,annum drill Hi G1 Mm me: 'S A Mb MUQ A 'V MGR R wg ABOVE: Front Row-M. Adams 1mgr.9, Montemayor 1mgr.9, H. Lewis 1239, T. Morales 1809, D. WVhiteside 1229, D. Saulter 1439, D. Howard 1129, R. Regalado 1mgr.9, D. Boyd 1mgr.9. Second Row-H. Nolte 1879, E. Leininger 1339, L. Alexander 1839, A. German 1669, C. Larkins 1419, P. Lane 1159, R. Napier 1559, Head Coach Wayne Card- ner. Third Row-Coach Ted Jones, Coach Richard The '71 football season was a heartbreaker for WHS. The Tigers were outmanned into a win- less season. Starting the first game with 33 play- ers and without a Kitten team, WHS could not match the numbers they had to face. Man for man they could match the best. They,re all tough, really give effort,', said Head Coach Gardner. The first quarter was usually the Tigers best showing, but because of the lack of substitutes, they quicldy tired. Out-numbered, but not outplayed,', was the theme of the year. The Ti- ger spirit never seemed to falter as they fought ard looking for a victory. Smith, Coach Kenneth Ferguson, W. Mosley 1689, R. Reeves 1649, N. Dunham 1749, C. Gaiton 1779, R. Smith 1819, Coach Bill Hunter, Coach Jesse Williams. Top Row-B. Mohan 1769, G. Bowers 1429, T. Holdbrook 1729, B. Frank 1349, T. Kaldenbach 1179, K. Napier 1549, S. Ma- ngum 1529. New players began to creep into the football ranks about mid-season and a newly formed Kitten team was able to play their opener against Evant, Oct. 9. The same problem of manpower plagued the B-team, but on Oct. 21 the Kittens pulled out the only win for WHS, beating Temple. Hopes were set high for a new schoolis football team and many felt the change would spark the winninlg flame, but a champion team for WHS may ta e a few years to build. 97 ABOVE: Front Row-R. Morris 1339, Roller 1149, R. Brewer 1359, S. Ortega 1159, T. Ash 1459, G. Thomas 1689. Second Row-D. Gestland 1839, Keys 1749, L. Boone 1639, R. Scott 1419, Hooper 1439, G. Kidwell 1229, C. Lo- pez 1429, Gerath 1779. Third Row-Coach Ted jones, B. Girard 1179, NValker 1809, D. Alderidge 1769, Bishop 1659, A. Garcia 1239, Coach Jesse NVilliams. Top Row-R. Larkins 1669, K. WVitt 1849, K. Hodges 1719, WV. Bailey 1729, R. Shipman 1529, R. Calabria 1329, Holman 1879, Luker 1719. TOP RIGHT: Sam Mangum gets needed breather while Cat Gaiton and Barry Frank wait to play. RIGHT: NVaeo players overjoyed after Tiger TD. FAR RIGHT: Eddie Leininger and unknown Tiger confront a University runner. 98 Gm mf tigers begin season, losses set trend Waco High had hopes of unleashing their migh- ty Tigers from a new school to a winning sea- son in 1971. Their first chance at a victory was against Austin Travis on Sept. 11. Waco scored first and spirit soared. Austin soon came back to defeat the Ti ers 26 to 6. The rest of the season followed as ig set to pattern. The battle against the University Trojans fol- lowed and also ended in a defeat for the Tigers with a score of 14 to 6. A downpour drenched the fields as the Tigers played in Corsicana for their third game. The mud-bowl was called short in the third quarter but not before Corsicana could take a 28 to 0 victory. i fi'H 'f 'w n -W' - ' l ' Then it was home again for the all important grudge battle against Richfield. A new twist came into play for WHS-a passing attack. It failed to defeat the Rams, but it showed prom- ise. The final score was 48-12. WHS met Austin High School at Tyson Field for the Homecoming game Oct. 15. The Tigers had one of their best season games with 163 yards rushing and 173 yards passing. Tommy Kaldenbach connected for 13 out of 27 passes, most of them to Dennis Whiteside. However, a strong running Austin attack overwhelmed the Tigers 34-14. The following two games were out of town, the first in Temple, the second in Cleburng both were crushing defeats. BOTTOM CENTER: The chase is on as opponent breaks down field. BOTTOM RIGHT: The loneliness of losing is felt by all. tigers rush roos near end of season Killeen was the next Waco opponent and also one of their best games of the season. The Ti- gers rolled up more points against the Roos than any other team in the district, but could not bring out a win. The Vikings of Bryan smashed the Tigers last chance for a victory in the '71 season. Bryan rolled up 54 points to Waco's 6 and ended a disheartening season. With this loss WHS had a season record of 0 wins, 10 losses and 0 ties. TOP LEFT: Referecls hands go up as WVIIS goes over the white line in a hard fought game against Richfield. LEFT: Smith attempts to bring in a pass dcspitc a close defender. 101 SPORTS ' ':,,W,Q i . .-k., 1,- 102 fi ffr if ,, R. 11, K ' - Q , . Q ii I ' ,rf ff t spirit remains strong despite losing season Spirit this year stayed strong. Led by the cheer- leaders, the tiger Pam Kirk, and the mascot, Spencer Smith, the students cheered the Tigers on through football, basketball, baseball and track. Even though we had a winless football season, the spirit within the team and the stu- dent body remained high. The pep rallies were loud and rousing. Students attended games and cheered even if the score stood against the Ti- gers. VVhen the score was in the Tigers, favor the sound of spirit from the stands was deafen- ing. The cheerleaders kept everything moving right along. Spencer made a small but lively mascot and added his pompom waving to the general bedlam. FAR LEFT: Pam Kirk, Tiger mascot helps lead cheers at moming pep rally. UPPER LEFT: Little Tiger looks for the day when he can play for WHS. BOTTOM LEFT: The Tiger Rag puts people on their feet. ABOVE: Tiger Cheerleaders. Seated-Darlene Lewis. Front Row- Phyllis VVhite, Denise DeMonney. Back Row-Brenda Battles, Pam james, Debbie Driskell. 103 5 5 classes sophs become tigersg add spirit to W s Sophomores entered school ready to be good new citizens of WHS, full of spirit and support for all the school activities. They were fresh from junior high school and eager to try the new experiences high school had to offer. After the first football ame they knew the feeling of bein Ti ers. T e were involved in their 5. schogl. g y Soon they entered in everything as though they had always been Tigers. The pep rallies were louder and the games and assemblies had more participants. The class of '74 had become a part of WHS. RIGHT : 'Heh, heh. The teachers will never know what I'm reading with this school book cover on it, says Mark Newman. Green Akers Don Aldridge Mark Alexander Debbie Angelo Mark Adams ' Mm!! Pat Ariola A A A 42 1 ' e 3 tim' . as ., i 1 lm: fp. f , X sts., H I xf Tommy Ash Moman Ashcraft Henry Athey ..'f:...' ' . r.i3lLz 1 ' , : tr. .W . -nm.: ..-, 'yhvw f., . . i Donald Banks siii ..t a ' A yrua Bowie Bamett y .'ril A Albert Barrientez A ii .S o f Bfiff Baugh eae t ts s i George Beard and v 412 21 j 106 wr ff gg i p N f' if ff rg Lkhg K A 'ii K x RX: , w i '25 M.: .E 1 6 xii , up X ,Q an ad' K :Q 7 A ya '-ka 3 Y ,ll V 51 ,JJ M .A xwqgfgjy , 11 '- Q fi r is Sli af? fi! ,g r 1 it: '-1: A i L is ,., 2 V ,. . A , ..,, 1 , . SOPHOMORES Sylvia Benavidez Robert Bennett joan Benson Carolyn Berger Diane Berry james Bishop William Blackmon Sheryl Blasingame Larry Bodie Larry Boone james Brasier Debbie Brewer La f Brown Delbibi Bruning Cwendal Brunson Paula Buchanan Rema Burch jo Bmns Terry Burson Bill Byram Kristi Carlile Lamar Cannichael Carol Carson Richard Cervantez Steve Chamrod Alice Chappell Wanda Chesser David Chollett John Cleavelin Carl Clemons SCPHOMORES julie Coates Rita Collins Maria Compian Virginia Compton Stephen Connell Marian Cox Roger Craig Dana Croc er Charlotte Cummings Don Dalton Joyce Davis Randy Davis Terry DeMonney Christy Doherty Thomas Downey Nancy Driskell Lori Dunson Dale Dyke Gwen Dyke Pat Earhart Roger Eddleman Mi dred Evans Mari Featherstone jeffrey Fenner Ginger Ferguson Wyndell Ferrell Elizabeth Fleming Leonard Fox Barry Frank Tim F renzel gl 'nw F ' :N sa' , is . R Ei i K RIGHT: Lisa Lockridge prepares to do her evil deeds for Halloween. FAR RIGHT: Ellen Hendricks smiles for the cameraman. Don't forget to say cheese, Ellen. 5 -,Wk Q ' ff' 5 ---r.t E ., ,.i', , N if f 1, -A -- iff ' 2 ,, L, 53: in I it . .t M ig fi Qi , 1 .sr K . . V K vm E J I' . my . K ,X . -rr . . 1, A M. 5 . ,.- r 45, , Q fi ff et A fr' , '4 - 2 as . I Q . .1 . fi 'K Kr ah' f , r D-if me a ., a C v rar 5 y ' Q, E 'ff S in HS? f- X K if V I : r K . K K .li ..': K , 7i1QV'w3 , . t 4,:j'X :.. fz- - 5 f : Q I -'-,:. 2 J K lax, p 2 A it J a,l px 1 , . C ,, 8 my it 4. 4? , if it 'ff' Q fi- ll ' ii . gg fr X, X M3 .. 'I ' M141 .fs aa I ,A - ff W X ff , z ,g' L L : 7,,g H V N I ' 5 gy H . , K 32.8 I My f i a or g M . A wx jg is if mf' 21' ,KX ! , , A at or 42 , ,off , Ww- 'Q X 1 X - ,- . 3 , , Tracey F renzel Richard Galvez Albert Garcia Angelo Garcia Carrie Garcia joe Garcia John Garcia William Garner Donald Garrett james Garrett Kay Garrett Yvonne Garza Lois Gates Valery Geibel Kim Geno john Gerath Doug Gestland Kelvin Gibson Billy Girard Laurie Glaze Rita Goates Mari Goodman Sue Goodwin Debbie Green Joyce Griffin Genevieve Gutierrez Raymond Gutierrez Ro Gutierrez Judy Haferkamp Danny Hale Phyllis Hale Beatrice Hampton David Hankins Ladonna Hard Darlene Harrell janet Harris Belinda Hart Irene Hartle Melvin Hartline Bruce Havis ohnn Ha s lilllen ,Hendricks Abel Hernandez Lesley Hicks Debbie Hill Glena Hill Kim Hod es Terry Hogdbrook Harry Holguin james Holman jerry Hooper Don Howard Elizabeth Hyatt Lee Hyatt jack Ivester ' 4 -.N ff ' ,J I Q - S f' fi? 5, if l X gg . 1 M lf X, , 5 r lay I In at Q f :5-1' H Q i.:-ff- 25 s will 'A' 'iff N-4' rd' f . .35 at if aoa a in .afffi 3 'YU' .-S 1 H L, 1' via , rf. J., og- 5:1 WZ, f 1 me 51 Yin? f .JG i x as' .1 4 af A 'W an Q , 2 X 3 ,fs 4 fe H are aw an 5 Al I -:R r qv xv ' 1 rr is 3 Nl 3 3 S Q Q iz, , Q 3 SR 'M - X J S vu fl- at . .K ,.v ii . 4 ,ggga J: I Ms-- , , , , wg, T NN r 1' -W li E' i it X , l j .I if SOPHOMORES Bertha Jackson lawrence Jacobs Bruce James Beverly Jay Judy Johnson David Jones Vicki Juntunen Sandra Kaluza Elizabeth Kasten Stanley Keys ABOVE: Jeanette Maldonado, Sue Goodwin, Kathy Street, Wanda Simec, Willis Rodriguez and Harr Hol- guin wonder if driving education is what it is cracged up to be. George Kidwell Diann Kinsey Joe Kirkpatrick Cynthia Klepper E aine Kocian i 5 Y ,,ee r w Beth Latham Ricky Leaser Pat Lehrman Lester Leskoven Harold Lewis Robyn Lillard Marsha Lilly Hazel Limback Nelda Lindsey Debbie Little OPC 25535 251: lg, L.-. S3050 fig: QUEQE X I I i ,- fs X I X 'S i E I 5 W ...X .LX ---N aefaaay L ,,,. ' y e i yiteiisr , Fl r ay Q3 SOPHOMORES W . ' f , 31 C1 az. ' U E g'-E WW ' R it in , .. In v6 'lf f it B 1 gz.. fu up kk - rl K -- , ,I 2fv 4. + C B t V VV K rrri k . ,v I- iitiiiii is C :,f- t f i f -9 iv B B fa K ru sill yylff' Wm .James -M ,zu ws. l.gra?i,g f . i fi if' . , ' 'Q gf. if S I W- ',!? :.k ini' M : in ff K , fa, 5 LEFT : Brenda Riley converses with Gwen Dyke and Pat Lehrman between classes. Better hurry, Brenda, before the bell rings and you converse with Miss Grace Hamilton. Victorina Lozano Jimmy Luker Patricia Mann Robert Martin Pete Martinez Andrea Mayfield Charles McClenan Teresa McClure john McDonald Mentha McLennan Sharon McLennan Van McLennan David McNair Violet Meeks Diane Merenda Dorleen Merenda Charlotte Merkledo Michael Milazzo Peggy Miles David Miller James Miller Bruce Mohan Josie Molina Michael Moore Charles Morgan Steve Morgan Robert Morris Mike Muns Ronny Murray Keith Napier ve Lucinda Nelson Mark Newman Ray Noack Sarah Nonamaker Suean Nonamaker Simon Ochoa Sara Odell Dennis Odom Christian Olivera Charles Olson Larry O'Neal Severo Ortega Susana Ortega Rex Oxner Michelle Patrick ii,,,. , I v ::,, . E i n mar i ,.A H ' i l f --4' LEFT: Debbie Brunini to Pat Riley, No, I won't turn SOPHOMORES around for you or any ody else. rg-gh Mr, it , ,',,' If I 0 A I : :gi f 1, ' 5 Y ,F if xx 'e,, 1 35+ 3 G 1 f 1 v , , , W,,rwrmm ,Z R f'Q?' r REQ M AA,, za M-51 ' f , HMA., if mah ,ff or aw new A I' , H .3 W -YV V ff, , ' 1, ' As ' , fig ff. 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' Vyg X H f .,':, I, -I , '--, MW, , , . .J , - - fi, 'Z fa ,f . 2 3 W gum fu m,4vrs1 , -f.,f ,'v,,Qf' ihlaqmmma 1 'K . if I. 422 4? gl - i5vQ'5' '1',L I Richard Patterson Norma Pena Richard Perez joe Piercy Melinda Pooley Susan Poppen Regina Powers David Prather Susan Prowell Debbie Putnam Ricky Ramon Cathy Ramsey Robin Ray Kevin Reese Ruth Reese Leonard Rejcek John Richardson Kellis Richter Brenda Riley Mike Riley Pat Riley Wayne Roberts Martin Robinette Rebecca Rodriguez Velma Rodriguez Steven Roetschke Isabel Rosas joe Rosas Darlene Rosser Marlene Rosser Vicki Rotruck Joan Sanger David Sartor Debbie Sawyers Carolyn Schimschat Sonyoua Schoonover Steve Schroeder Scarlet Scoggins Randy Scott Leanne Searcy Jud? Sheffield Kel y Shilling Robert Shipman Mark Shoesmith Wanda Simek NX nf' 5 Wifi- WW, .,,,,..,.,,..,. MM . . W,-...,.,., L....wfW,..,..,h.w,,.,, ,, , 15 i I, 25- ww I ...J ey. or 3 S F 52 , .,,,. . 1, S i S M x SOPHOMORES Russell Simon Bill Smith Denise Smith Dennis Smith Paul Smith Wendell Smith Brenda Snow ' Steve Stanton Luan Steele jesse Steward W Richard Stewart Robert Stewart Londa Stockton Deborah Story Patricia Street FAR LEFT: Shonda Womack, But Miss Talley, I don't want to take shop. LEFT: Christy Doherty, Anyone who would bring a camera into the lunchroom is really dmnbf, BELOW: Charlene thinks to herself, If he takes that picture, I'll break his camera. II7 Janice Sykora Tommy Tabor Kerry Tadlock Anita Tanner Thomas Taylor Dock Teakell johnny Termine Cindi Terry Nancy Turner Katie Udell Patti Urbanovsky Debbie Uzzel Danny Vinson Armando Virgen Donna Volz jean Walker john Walker Marzylwalker Cyn 'a Walker Curtis Walton Kathy Wells Te Wheeler Phirllil Wheless Davimlj Wiley X figs Q' gg. Ax ' ,:,,,: E Q A X me it X 'L 1 fk 'L 1 -X no K3 ig t K 353 X X 7 QS ,,, w Q 6 lk NF I Cheryl Williams Tanna Williams Paula Williamson Cecil Wilson Diane Wilson Donna Winton Kenneth Witt Pamela Womack Shonda Womack Melburn Woods Terry Woodward Dennis Young LEFT Where is your ID card Melinda Pooleyi' BE LOW Gary Bowers wonders What do you think they think they're doing?', juniors greet Whs with anticipation The first reaction of most students who have just become juniors is, It doesnit feel any dif- ferent! This feeling was especially true this year when the school was new to everyone and juniors felt as lost as they did last year. They entered WHS excited at the prospect of a new building and wondering if things would be completely different. As the year progressed, the juniors grew in their outlooks. The building was new, the classrooms were different, and there were some new faces in the halls, but spirit in the class of ,73 was still strong. RIGHT: Laura Vinson, Get that thing away from me. I never did-anything to you. ara . r is 'sa ,Z 12 14, 1' W' Charlotte Adams ' I Ei' Q 'QW , V,,,. . 1,.. , 1 Charline Akers 'ii, V f Ljjj 1 . , ' 1, Maria Alcala A Ljl H ,,,, Kathy Alexander if il' 1 2 A In Linda Alexander fi fi f 1' E, '., ? ' ' Q L. 'it. ' 1 - i ilil f fm if I i f 5' Q Lonnie Alexander ' , A n j ' ' A1 jj Qi V jj -M Xavier Almanza if f X, li i y AMX Carroll Anderson ,, . J X 1' r 'P V'r-- 1- 1 ,Z i A ,E David An 61111211 ff' . I f ii 1.,1aVV ' ' s . 1111'1 1 ff Dennis Aier I tx it 1i i1i' A if f f james Attaway Dann Avalos Fredcfy Ayala Mildred Ayala Ron Bailey 1 . ,., 1. if 1..1 l20 2 A I ,J , ,... Q 1. gf Ife 3 3 I at his gs me L x 1 ji -Q:-i :x 12 B i Q BS N k,:,, r , E i is it , i ,.,, K-L. Q lll. s I aert eees X B TOP: Tam Chandler sneers, Little do they know that I'm fixing to destroy the world. TOP RIGHT: Travis Summerlin asks the never ending question, Yea or Nay?,' ff, S di X it t ff S 2 Winfred Bailey Shirley Baker Evelyn Battle Pam Battles Mark Bayer Billy Behringer Lynn Belcher Jan Berg Danny Bemdt Ryan Bibb Mark Blackburn Donna Bolton JUNIORS 121 Glenn Bolton Melinda Boyd Michael Braun Ron Brewer George Brown james Brown Leon Brown Charles Bullock Helen Burleston Tony Campbell julia Carlile Linda Cashaw Vicki Castillo David Cathey Tam Chandler David Claridy Gene Claridy Carolyn Clark Cecilia Cluke Greg Cockrell Charles Comer Frank Compian Bill Conine Willie Conner r C C . M i x S My Qfl, f Q as b y P :,, baar L AK - - maui- 7.., ' c,: ,T ..-kr: Q L 22 3 ,. -ig, : . Zrrr ,. ,. K, fx was ? , Y l . 2 ' f ,Nl 1 if' C . 'I .X y aliiy ,, - if N y a . y S is like A A N RIGHT: Ron Brewer, Charles Pooley and Mark Bayer stand by the smoke room and wait for the bell. FAR RIGHT: Jerry Swindall does his laps for P.E. Run, Jerry, run! . A: -i Xa b ,5 4 ' ,SM l ' fi xt 5, , 4 gf . , ,es X A- ww S s -'Wi' i 6 fl Q 5 Q 5 ie X? we if 1352 is if ff? 'r X il' Q4 ' J QX hr V54 Y J f . Q' A Y an we P Darrell Cook Debra Cosby Cindy Cowan Iris Cox Barbara Crocker Barbara Crocker Karen Davis Mary Davis Rita Dodd Melanie Dressing Mike Dulock Cind Dyer Carolyn Dyke Cathey Eddleman Shirley Estelle Doretha Ewings Mary Farmer Milton Farris Shirley Fillip joe F iloteo IUNIORS Lynn Francis ,A 3 lg ' H Z H R 1 A Rudolph Gaiton xy M if Sammy Garcia wx kr ew ,X L, ,QHXL vi Mike Garibay 'J r Q 3 john Gamer 2 i Sherry Garner Stacy Garner Tommy Garrett George Garza Daniel Gates 'ii ,, , ,Wu Donald Giles Leo Girard Edward Glaze Larry Goss Marcy Green l0hn Greenawalt Yi Z. ' ' i iliii V Janice Griffin 7 , f A ames Hall 15 , Y- , Marjorie Hammer iry R go 0 it fa lirfia QW f if ta, if Gary Harrison 4 r ,X ' RIGHT: Pete Trevino thinks to himself, This isn't ex- actl the best thing I've ever written. FAR RIGHT: Bec Stewart wonders, Will that girl ever stop talking? 124 R- ryer i ra, Q f :ff-V V 'QELR iw -A ww Q, :M ww F iw ' 55-1 f W lE:ix?iJf'-E 'NJ-?si9li2?V,.', ,,,f:,52,Q357Sfi f-fl-1,m,,,.t, ,,,.,fr ,.,,.M.x sewn, 'S fszaswzlivfv wwwff ,si ff- 25 s 235 W 19 V ,- f 'si' fi I G Q L -Q K f E f . 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LEFT: Vicki Castillo to Valerie Mumford, No, Iim not the Wicked Witch of the Westf, wif , - my ,ww , iw . Z.. 5 ' 'D ' 4 at - g lggggg iff ,, 1 - :: ::+f'. , s .,:- :fa ' - W ,. . iw- j , QW, lx 'w zs ff- H i X f , 1553 f, . Q , f . 15, ,f l 5 5 'fix' if - 1Y?W?Z JUNIORS Pat Manor Carlos Martinez Patsie Massirer Debra Mason Jimmy McConnel Darrell McDaniel Steve McKinney Paula McLennan Linda McNairy Rene Milich johnny Montemayor Debbie Mooney Chris Moore Richard Morgan Bill Mosley LEFT: Debbie Spruiell snickers, Wait till she finds the pop bottle in the freezerli' ABOVE: Where is your tuba Jon Powell? 127 IUNIORS RIGHT: Karen Warren busily sews in a Homemaking class on her little sew and sew. FAR RIGHT: Rita Dodd samples one of the delicacies from the new central kitchen at the old Waco Hi h. Mmm. Good. Thatis how cafeteria food is mmm g00Ii wa . we r e - R VVA - V my , . Elaine Mosley 4' :':, 1 Qi 1 g E ffl' f Z Rhondal Napier , ',:i' :RV V Alvin Naviulrai ' z izr. I I fi e B N' os , ii ' if 'iiii A i ' ee I I P .V C2233 Nei .f , r I 1 X if i y , K , Ali ff ne 4 ,,, Ann Noel ep ui .A i 5 Harold Nolte y p p H ,M P ef Frank Nunn w A 1 f 'R X A i Q, jolm Owen , . 4 Ir 5 Irene Padilla R f . p fgfr4.,i3,,T,., N 1 Steve Page 2 on -fm 3 if Paulette Patterson '3 if 7' A A ., 2 E is Leonard Pena e ,W AX .5 V - ' Rene Pena I-P ee e . ee eee t f 5 , Brenda PhiliPP 1 1552 ,'ee2: ai lrsfowl-B 4 1 L. June Philips Charles Pierce Charles Pooley Kathy Poplham jon Powe 128 5 ' e 5 , V ,, i f :A 1 ' ...W- ' y r 1 V,AV,.A ' L .Y A WR , A Q 7, ,. X fr ia 1 m Girl! iv in Q if :sf ia W f :'e A Q 1 e H ,547 3 2 5 , 4' Q,- A g 5 -52: ga f f' n fm , .3 if J 197 1 , -,wife 1- Eric Price jackie Pugh Carl Ramon Ioan Rauls Robert Reeves Ra ond Regalado Robglrt Reid Felipe Reyna Cary Richardson Larry Riojas Shaun Ripoll Larry Robinson Willie Rodriquez james Roe jeff Roller Belinda Rosas Chyrlynne Rosser Ellie Row Deborah Russell Richard Salinas 6 b e-f r as aa... ? , S 1' ' ' . an S r of W 'Ii '35 Ji? ' S David sauuers ' :A ' h a V V Brenda Sawyer S 'A Wi ,ZAQ !':V 'Q , S Pam Scheffel' 7 A , 2 t Tom Shilling 1'-2fA' .AAViVAA - 1-2, 2Ab'H I X X mei ' 11' ' ,, ' jg A Alvz Sharon Simon , ,, tyi Carolyn Smart A A S ,, Jen? Smart .r.r.Er, f 'il' 1 ,.,1 'A-r+ ' ' H' Elwin Smith at 'SEA AZ j ,V 3 VV S It Qi? I J cindy Southwell 5 V-' A ' S or gi S Kathy SPence S, ,. S ' - . Q if A AA 1 .12' Debbie spruiell S 'A5': ' V 1 ' Cynthia Staley L r fr ' YZ .S 1 M. A 455, 1 S: Eflw A A f 'AQ' v K ' aa , ., ..,, f yyy A 4 W f f M in L or S Q ff ' 2 ii L 'I i , , Becky Stewart Helen Stinson Sherry Stone Diane Streetman Travis Summerlin Debbie Swanton jerry Swindall Mike Swindall Patricia Talton Rose Torres Rosemary Torres Pete Trevino Ava Tyler Linda Vargas Brent Vaughn JUNIORS if W 1 IR .,W,. LEFT? john Lyster relaxes in shop class. What's in your hand, john? ABOVE: Melanie Dressing surveys her sew- ing, Oh no, not again! MIDDLE: I've got those sum- mertime blues again, Rene Pena said. 131 Linda Villanueva Laura Vinson Charlotte Walker Theresa Walker Teresa Wallace Beverly Walton Deborah Walts Karen Warren Jimmie Webb Joyce Werthen Dennis Whiteside Linda Whittaker RIGHT: Tom Shillin placidly walks the halls of WHS and asks himself, What does that idiot think he's doing with a camera?', FAR RIGHT: Deborah Mooney asks herself, What is Joan Wells liendishly plotting? at ttlt t .. . ilv we KQWQ at an 1 .mga ,, il f f N i ' ,,,,. , , , A ' , 'f f , . 1 - i m I N 'ini if 4' i img ? Q Q ' 'V Qf L V V 4 ,ff f' ,S , f -, 1, .- w , X ,ff , 5 X , , H Q , 1 k 4' ff i 4 .fi 3' ff ,Q g t3.ZN?L-.. , - Alvis Williams Cheryl Wilson Cora Wilson Joyce Wilson Buster Winkelmann Virginia Wood johnny York Linda Zgabay JUNIORS 133 K an an hi 'HM 'Q' Q . ,V I wg A ,A ill '15 Q5 2 s 'Wi li K , A X44 4 . i fl? g V ,zz I k of 'W ,E . Q4 H 1- 4,1 ,4 , ,qw :V , N4 K. E55 . A .V Q. f B sf 4,1 2 ia. in '44 3 wx- W-4 Wi Ka M, W V , f ,1 Ku , I ' all 54 '9 , an 'K gi-3 ,- W1 + 5? if f F f A, , vw 'if' i X, . . f ' li? I f 'Zvi if ? 6 ,, 1 5 V ' 1,519 4 . . ii , 'rw Y 5 1 gif a V 5 'kk-yi' ., g ggi! - 1: 'Mi' ' s ., . Q ,gg W W - ,. 1' ' ' r ,W , , A fiik i 2 Wig if ia , W QM-'J ' f' ' N , WA 4: ,asa v ir' '-wa'-fcg wsw: 2 asa-1+ H 2 A- im , Wg 1 ,ia I J 1 V Me' MM ' www q., vi W A ,W . Q., if jgwwaf U -ef. Q N. Q. ,. .E is L -uma! ,. -,ff ,. 5 s ie? H4 Xi ii + 4 F 5' lx a Q gr . S Q ,U R7 , .,,x,i, ' fi-22 15221459 EH:'L:f'iL:S3 t X 'Q ' Zi ,,. fe ,, ,my j ,-W5 ff IH X if 1 W, :g.1.-,,,,- -: 3, , sms 5 Q S5 as AN ie Ka, W' seniors set pattern The class of '72 will long be remembered as the first class to graduate from the new WHS. It is this class that will set the example for all future generations of WHS students. Although the location of the new hjigh school caused the disappearance of a few ol , familiar faces, the great majority of '72 seniors were '71 juniors at the old WHS. Of the old traditions, spirit is the most impor- tant. Seniors took pride in lighting the first bon- fire at the new school. As they handed the torch to the juniors and sophomores, everywhere they were heard to shout: We are great, we are true, Weire the Class of 7-2! LEFT: Sam Mangum to himself- Well, what'd'ya know-you learn something new everydayf, Albert Aguilar Deloise Akers Edna Alexander Letha Alexander Vivian Almanza Rosemary Amos Gregory Angelo Suzanne Appell 135 Ricke Ashley Russell Baier Ginger Bates Brenda Battles Dorothy Bordovsky David Boyd Cheryl Brackett Michael Bradburn Kathy Brem Carla Brewer Carolyn Brown Debra Brown Kathy Brown Linda Burt Trinidad Carbajal Geneva Casarez Edwin Cavitt Judy Choat -I:-.. - .:. . . , gf, in gf J bww . I SS ' ' : X l a i Cary Claridy Larry Clifton Danny Cockrell Mary Coley Kyle Collins Linda Conder Richard Coronado Dimple Crain Terri Crawford Bob Crook Robert Cross Susan Curtis Carol Daily Charlotte Davis Cindy Dean Michele Debose SENIORS BOTTOM LEFT: Sidney Kelly and Ronnie Tindell to Mr. Werner- With a little more practice you'll have it made. 137 TOP RIGHT: Phyllis Peters- I knew you'd Hnd me sooner or laterf' BOTTOM LEFT: Pam james- I wish that Hy would stop buzzing around my nose. Terri Crawford fstandingj looks on. W' ,3,i.k.5 138 of asm ,d. U hr 11 ii 1: ,, M ff' was ii s'v - 1 . Thelma Decker Denise DeMonney joey Derting Teresa Diaz Rebecca Dollery Cu1't Donaldson Gwendolyn Dorsey Debbie Driskell Norman Dunham Johnnie Dunn Melodie Elder Robin Elmore Charles Farnsworth Veta Foreman Vivian Foreman Donna Franks jesse Fuentes Catherino Gaiton Delia Garcia Mary Garcia Debbie Garrett Dennis Garrett Douglas Garrett Linda Gaskamp Heinz Gates Arnold German Lillian Girard Donald Glynn Richard Goddard joe Gonzales Sandra Goolsb Darlene Grigsgy Paula Haik Sandra Hall Marcus Harding Steve Henderson SENIORS I40 Lezlie Hennington Randall Hennington Pe Hen Keggietll Linda Hill Sherry Hix Raymond Hixson Gary Holcomb Shelley Holt Larry Hopkins William Hoppe David Howze Lidia Huerta Pamela james Carla jay Charles johnson David johnson Leah Johnson Linda Johnson Lo ce johnson Billy jones Cecil Jones Deborah jones David Juntunen Thomas Kaldenbach Sidne Kelly Pamela Khoury Olive King Pam Kirk Delores Kocian Rub Krause Phillip Lane RIGHT: Dan Mulcahy to Kathie Morgan- I tell you, youire cutting it crooked. 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SENIORS Gregory Larkins Ronald Lavender Edward Leininger Fred Lerma Dawn Levy Dusty Lillard Denise Lockett Laura Logan Carlos Lopez Steven Lopez Mary Luna Jeannette Maldonado Sam Mangum Cleavon Manor David Mayr Dan McKinney Donna Merenda Ronald Merkledove Ethel Minter Bobby Mitchell Melissa Moody Kathy Moore Kathie Morgan Kenneth Morgan Paula Mosley Barbara Moten Danny Mulcahy Kim Mullins Mark Nalley james Nix Linda Noel Leonard Nolan 142 ?1.m,1.w1:f1.? 7 - - '1 fm -w s:-.E, :gisg,::,,3 ff Ju? ' I it 9 M 41 - , ., via. .Z . '- 3, 3' 2 2 - .W ' lwswrfeig- .,, evagfg- f migiifi i? 717 35 . -T ,--. .. . at . Q Fifi Z i? mv!! Q ..,:. 3 A 6 . y ,,. aug to , wi, o aaias 1 D me :-k,, 11,1--. is Sr Era X - 13, ra S ig J M, or pai 4- f QW S Q bf - , V - j A L M. .W..,,,mMW, ..,, f M gl V. H ' . 2 ' visas - - 'lynx N... f ww' 93535: f . L- 35 5 pp . , Q T. is T, lg IE ' ,Q '1 . sf,gi?95iq:Q::::- - J , Y W L 3 p ....: T iw -2 - 5 -. 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Amenf, TOP: Kathy VVhite thinks- Oh, please donlt fall, please don't fall! 143 Armando Ochoa Gloria Olvera Trudy Padgett Don Parker Elizabeth Partida janet Patterson Patsy Patterson Terry Payne Irene Perales Phyllis Peters Annie Pilgrim Margaret Pina Rebecca Powers Debbie Price jesse Ramos Laurie Rankin Colleen Reagan Bruce Reed Cecelia Rejcek Elizabeth Renfroe Bobb Reyes F redclie Reyes jimmy Reyes Tim Riley Belinda Ritter Ruby Robinson joe Rodriguez John Rogers Ronnie Ro ers Brenda Roiard George Ross Sarah Russelll W A 5 5 91 S Q it -,mi ,A , ,', --f,--::,'f.2 WI gi ,,aL,.3A:. m, I3-M . -um .wi -Nf- ,f 4 lk is W Y W E ,gl EE' J' Q X a xx ' ' X : fr - await , my E M We 2 xii SENIORS FAR LEFT: Mark Nalley thinks- Maybe if I close my eyes, it w0n't be so badf' LEFT: Peggy Henry- Ah, donit give me that. BOTTOM RIGHT: Euneta Wiley- That s the weirdest looking center-fold I've ever seen in my entire life. 4, 1. Q,,IT,' Q' ' 9 '04 :W it mr A 1 'Nerf- 145 Alex Salinas Cuca Salinas Paul Saxton Shirley Scheerer Deborah Schoonover Gary Scott Harold Simmons Larry Smart Charlane Smith Iva Smith Rick Smith Ricky Smith Emest Solomon Georgia Sgencer Ro e Stan ey Rohert Stem RIGHT: Carla Brewer to Kathy Brem- . . but it's my tum to play mayor. Carla Stephens Gerald Stewart Frances Stone Carey Sullins Kenneth Sullivan Clinton Tabor Frances Thompson Carolyn Tickell Kenneth Tickell Ronnie Tindell Alicia Todd Lupe Tovar Debbie Tucker Vickie Sue Tucker David Turnipseede Glenna Valvano SEN IORS 147 Mary Veail Leonicio Villanueva Wa ne Wachtendorf Leslie Walker Sharon Walker Sharon Wallace Larry Ward Shirley Waters Kenneth Watson Carroll White Kath VVhite Phylgs VVhite Margaret VVhitlow Euneta Wiley Rita Wilkins Gwendolyn Williams Frank Williams Brenda Williamson Cynthia Wilson james Wilson Mark Wilson Bob Woliver Mary Woodward Rodney Wright RIGHT David Juntunen- They things in these books. wr1te the dumbest 1 SENIORS February 16, 1954 to August 14, 1971 IN MEMORIAM Ronald died in a drowning accident at Lake Waco about two weeks after he reported to have his senior class picture made. The Class of '72 wishes to include him as a graduating member. Ronald was born in San Antonio and moved to Waco in 1962. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Iohn W. Watson. Ronald Watson 1 49 Aguilar, Albert: National Beta, CV. Pres.J, Tiger Band, Drum Major, Band Council Pres., Stage Band, Contemporary Writing Society, Eng- lish Lit., PASF fPres.J, NHS CPres.Q, Homeroom Pres., Student Gov. Rep., UIL All-Region Band. Akers, Deloise: Nike, Future Teach- ers, Future Nurses. Alexander, Letha: Y-Teens, Vocatio- nal Homemaking. Almanza, Vivian: PASF. Angelo, Gregory: Interact, JCL, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Homeroom Sec. Appell, Suzanne: Quill and Scroll, Press, FHA, Daisy Chain Staff CCo- Editorj, Regit Choir, National Beta, English Lit., Forsgard, Homeroom Officer, PASF, Sr. Social Committee, ECO. Ashley, Rickey: Tiger Band, Chess, Stage Band, English Lit., Student Gov. Rep., National Beta, Key fAc- tivities Chairmanj. Baier, Russell: Student Gov. Rep., Daisy Chain Staff fSports Editorj, Sr. Class Pres., Press, NHS, English Lit. Bates, Ginger: Sr. Nominating Com- mittee, PASF. Battles, Brenda: 1971 Cheerleader, Homecoming Princess, Darden, Vo- cational Homemaking, Student Gov. Rep., Chorus, Wittiest,', Folk Danc- ers, Soph. Class Sec. Bordovsky, Dorothy: Red Cross Rep., DECA, Future Nurses. Boyd, David: Tiger Band, Football Team Mgr., Key, National Beta. Brackett, Cheryl: Creative Writing Club. Bravo, Marie: PASF. Brem, Kathy: WHS Mayor, NHS, National Beta, Future Nurses, Wa- coan Staff, FHA, Quill and Scroll, Bowling, Citizen of the Month, Stu- dent Gov. Commissioner, Home- room Officer, Press, Spirit. Brewer, Carla: WHS Mayor, NFL CSec.J, Student Gov. Commissioner, English Lit., NHS, Creative Writing, Challenge, Folk Dancers. Brown, Carolyn: FHA, Y-Teens fSec.j, Future Nurses, Red Cross Rep. Brown, Debra: Spirit. Brown, Kathy: Art. Burt, Linda: Tiger Band, NHS, Na- tional Beta, English Lit., FHA, Fu- tme Nurses, Daisy Chain Staff, NFL, PASF. Carbajal, Trinidad: Newcomers, Sportsman. Cesarez, Geneva: FHA. Choat, Iudy: FHA, Student Gov. Rep., Y-Teens, Library Asst., All-Re- gion Choir, Chorus. Clifton, Larry: Bowling, Chess. Coley, Mary: National Beta fSec.J, Student Gov. fCity Sec.D, Spirit fSec. 61 Treas.J, Debate CActivity Direc- torj, Genheimer fSec.l, Homeroom Pres., 'KBest Dressed , Friendliest , Homecoming Nominee C70 8: 713, Quill and Scroll. Collins, Kyle: Tiger Band, JCL, Bas- ketball, Track, Chess, Folk Dancers. Conder, Linda: English Lit., NHS, Future Teachers. Coronado, Richard: Tiger Band, Auto Mechanics. Crain, Dimple: Tiger Band, Girl's Track, Future Nurses. Crawford, Terri: English Lit., Thes- pians, NHS, FHA, Spirit, PASF, Dar- den, Quill and Scroll. Curtis, Susan: Berry QV. Pres 81 Pres.j, NHS CRec. Sec.J, English Lit. fSec.J, Press, Student Directory Edi- tor, Quill and Scroll, German, TAGS. Daily, Carol: Library Asst. Davis, Charlotte: Y-Teens. Dear, Cindy: FHA. DeBose, Michelle: Future Nurses, Berry fSec.J, Golden Voices, Concert Choir, Homeroom Sec., JCL, Nunc Et Tunc fAsst. Exchange Editorj, Ti- ger Band, Student Gov. Rep., Sr. Rec. Committee. Decker, Thelma: JCL, Y-Teens, CSU, Homeroom V. Pres. DeM0nney, Denise: Genheimer, 1971 Cheerleader, Press, Thespians, Quill and Scroll, 1971 Homecoming Duchess. Derting, Joey: Student Gov. Rep., PASF, Student Officials, Track, Daisy Chain Staff, Wacoan Staff, Press, CSU, ECO. Diaz, Teresa: PASF. Dollery, Rebecca: Drama, Spirit, Fu- ture Nurses, CSU, Travelers, Thespians. Dorsey, Gwendolyn: Darden, NHS, English Lit., JCL, Tiger Band, Stu- dent Gov. Rep. Driskell, Debbie: 1971 Homecoming Duchess, 1971 Cheerleader, Press, Genheimer, Thespians, Quill and Scroll. Dunham, Norman: Football, Sportsman. Dunn, Iohnnie: Concert Choir, Sight Singers. Elder, Melodie: Wacoan Staff, FHA. Farnsworth, Charles: Quill and Scroll, NFL, Debate, Press, NHS, Chess, Contemporary Writing So- ciety, English Lit., Wacoan Staff CManaging Editorj, Homeroom V. Pres., Homeroom Rep. Foreman, Veta: NHS, National Beta, English Lit., JCL, FHA, Tiger Band, Darden, Music Appreciation. Foreman, Vivian: Tiger Band, JCL English Lit., National Beta, NHS Forsgard, Music Appreciation, FHA. Franks, Donna: Folk Dancers, Of- lice Asst., Red Cross Rep., Home- room Oliicer. Gaiton, Catherino: Tiger Band, Football, Sportsman. Garrett, Debbie: National Beta, Ben'y, Homeroom Pres., Travelers, Student Gov. Rep., Golden Voices. Garrett, Dennis: Concert Choir, Stu- dent Gov. Rep., Golden Voices, Newcomers, Travelers. Garrett, Douglas: Key, Homeroom Officer, Quill and Scroll, ECO, Chess, Wacoan Staff, Daisy Chain Staff fCo-Editor, Sportsj. omg, nwodme. PASF, DECA. Gaskamp, Linda: FHA. German, Arnold: Football, DECA, Field and Stream, Sportsman. Girard, Lillian: Travelers, Nike, Stu- dent Gov. Rep., Red Cross Rep. Goddard, Richard: Auto Mechanics, Bowling, Tiger Football Mgr., Red Cross Rep. Gonzalez, Ioe: Auto Mechanics. Goolsby, Sandra: Personality Development. Grigsby, Darlene: NHS, National Beta, English Lit., Future Nurses, FHA, Student Gov. Rep. Haik, Paula: Personality Devel- opment, JCL, Library Asst. Hall, Sandra: Forsgard fPres. 61 Sec.j, English Lit. CTreas.j, National Beta, Red Cross Rep., Girlis Vol- leyball, Golden Voices, NHS, Con- cert Choir. Henderson, Steve: Football, Chess. Henington, Lezlie: Vocational Homemaking. Henington, Randall: DECA. Henry, Peggy: Tiger Band, NHS, Stage Band, Forsgard, English Lit., Library Asst., Homeroom V. Pres., Music Appreciation, ICL, Newcomers. Hill, Ken: Tiger Band, Interact, Daisy Chain CPhotographerj, Sr. Class Treas., Homeroom Treas. Hill, Linda: DECA, German. Hixson, Raymond: DECA, Field and Stream. Holcomb, Gary: Field and Stream, Student Officials, Newcomers, Tiger Band, Baseball, Football, Basketball, Track. Holt, Shelley: Nike. Hopkins, Larry: Art. Hoppe, William: Sportsman, Forestry. Iames, Pamela: Future Nurses, JCL, 1971 Cheerleader, Golden Voices, National Beta, Concert Choir, Eng- lish Lit., Homeroom Pres. and Sec., 1971 Homecoming Duchess. lay, Carla: Berry, DECA, Library Asst. Iohnson, Charles: Concert Choir, Citizen of the Month, Key, Home- room Pres., Corrigan King Nominee. Johnson, David: Sportsman, Auto Mechanics, Golden Voices, Concert Choir, Homeroom Pres. Johnson, Leah: Thespians, DECA, Future Nurses, Personality Devel- opment, Spirit, Press, Homeroom V. Pres. johnson, Linda: Berry, Office Asst. Iones, Billy: DECA, Field and Stream. Jones, Deborah: Folk Dancers. Iuntunen, David: Field and Stream, Chess, NHS, English Lit., Quill and Scroll. Kaldenbach, Thomas: Student Gov. Commissioner, Football, Sr. Rec. Committee, Photography. Kelly, Sidney: Auto Mechanics, Ar- chitects, Law Enforcement, Track. Khoury, Pamela: Forsgard CPres.J, English Lit. QV. Pres.J, National Beta fPres.j, PASF, Spirit CV. Pres.J, Stu- dent Gov. Rep., Golden Voices, Con- cert Choir, Soph. Class V. Pres, Homeroom Pres., Homecoming Queen Nominee, NHS QV. Pres.J, Citizen of the Month, All-Region Chorus, Key Sweetheart. King, Olive: Future Nurses, Berry. Kirk, Pam: Tiger Mascot, FHA, Berry CTreas.D, Homeroom Sec., Auto Mechanics, Spirit, Concert Choir, Regit Choir. Kocian, Delores: Tiger Tennis, F or- sgard, Soph. Class Pres., Homeroom V. Pres., Student Gov. Rep., Na- tional Beta, DECA, Homecoming Queen Nominee. Krause, Ruby: Future Nurses, FHA, Spirit, Chorus, Wacoan Staff. Lane, Phillip: Football, Basketball, Sportsman, Auto Mechanic. Larkins, Gregory: Red Cross Rep., Football, Student Officials, Track, Key, Concert Choir. Lavender, Ronald: Tiger Band, Stu- dent Gov. Rep., Regit Choir, Bowl- ing, Field and Stream. Legate, Patty: Homeroom Pres., Fu- ture Nurses, Regit Choir, Concert Choir, Homeroom V. Pres. Leininger, Eddie: Tiger Band, Chess, Football. Lerma, Fred: PASF, Auto Mechanics. Levy, Dawn: National Beta, Office Asst., Student Gov. Rep., Folk Danc- ers, Homeroom Sec. and Treas., Red Cross Rep. Lillard, Dusty: Forsgard, FHA. Lockett, Denise: Nike, Student Gov. Rep. Logan, Laura: Darden, PASF. Lopez, Carlos: PASF, Auto Mechanics. Lopez, Steven: Tiger Band. Luna, Mary: PASF, Nike fTreas.J. Maldonado, Ieannette: PASF, Red Cross Rep., Volleyball, Baylor Sports Day, Genheimer. Mangum, Sam: Homeroom Pres., NHS, National Beta, Key QPres.J, Student Gov. Commissioner, Foot- ball, English Lit. Manor, Cleaoon: JCL, Key, Music Appreciation, Tiger Band, Track, Basketball, Newcomers, Homeroom Pres. Mayr, David: DECA, Homeroom Pres. McKinney, Dan: Auto Mechanics, Golf, Key, Homeroom Salesman, Wacoan Staff, Student Gov. Rep. Merenda, Donna: Tiger Band, NFL, Homeroom Sec., Berry, National Beta, Student Gov. Rep. Merkledove, Ronald: DECA, Stu- dent Gov. Rep. Moody, Melissa: Homeroom Pres., Creative Writing Society, Tiger Band, Band Council, Spirit V. Pres., Library Asst., Concert Choir. Morgan, Kathie: Nike, Berry, NFL, National Beta, Office Asst. Morgan, Kenneth: Sportsman, Auto Mechanics. Mosley, Paula: FHA, Berry, Bowl- ing, Personality Development. Moten, Barbara: Future Teachers, Tiger Band, Music Appreciation, Nike fSec.J, Homeroom Sec., Vo- cational Homemaking. Mullins, Kim: Chorus. Murphy, Nell: Golden Voices, Con- cert Choir, Folk Dancers, Sight Sing- ers, Future Nurses, Girls Track. Nalley, Mark: Tiger Band, NHS, English Lit., Key, Chess, TAGS, Ger- man, Stage Band. Nix, Iames: Red Cross Rep., Quill and Scroll, Auto Mechanics, Student Gov. Rep. Noel, Linda: Future Teachers, Tiger Band, Homeroom Sec., FHA, Stu- dent Gov. Rep., National Beta. Olvera, Gloria: PASF, FHA. Padgett, Trudy: Tiger Band QFeature Twirlerj, Concert Choir, PASF QV. Pres.j, FHA, National Beta, Forsgard. Parker, Don: Wacoan Staff. Partida, Elizabeth: Forsgard, Gen- heimer, Student Gov. Rep., Home- room Pres., English Lit., National Beta, Tiger Band, Office Asst. Patterson, janet: Personality Devel- opment, Homeroom Pres. Patterson, Patsy: English Lit. fSec.J, NHS, Darden CPres.J, Concert Choir, Regit Choir, Daisy Chain Staff fSr. Class Editorl, Student Gov. Rep., Wacoan Stalf, Quill and Scroll, Press, Sr. Class Sec., Homecoming Queen Nominee, Darden fTreas.D Payne, Terry: Tiger Band, JCL, Bas- ketball, Track, Baseball, Student Gov. Rep. Perales, Irene: PASF. Peters, Phyllis: Forsgard. Petree, Terry: DECA, Student Olli- cials, Chorus, Baseball Mgr. Pilgrim, Annie: Y-Teens, Wacoan Staff. Pina, Margaret: PASF. Powers, Rebecca: Quill and Scroll, Berry, Press, Daisy Chain Staff 1Co- Editorj, Oliice Asst., NHS, National Beta, English Lit., Homeroom Officer. Prather, Barbara: Future Nurses, FHA. Price. Debbie: CSU, FHA, Home- room Officer. Ramos, Jessie: Sportsman. Rankin, Laurie: Tiger Band, Home- room Oificer. Reagan, Colleen: F orsgard KV. Pres.D, NFL fV. Pres.D, Concert Choir, Stu- dent Gov. Rep., Regit Choir, Spirit, PASF, Citizen of the Month, Scrap- book Chairman, Sr. Picnic Com- mittee CChairmanD. Regalado, Rose: Folk Dancers, DECA. Rejcek, Cecelia: Personality Development. Renfroe, Elizabeth: Student Gov. Rep., Genheimer fPres.J, PASF, Folk Dancers, Regit Choir, Concert Choir, NHS, Oliice Asst. Reyes, Bobby: Corrigan King Nominee. Reyes, Freddy: Tiger Band, Auto Mechanics. Reyes, Iimmy: Field and Stream, TV and Radio. Riley, Tim: Tiger Band, Student Of- ficial, Key, Basketball, 1971 Corrigan Prince. Ritter, Belinda: Personality Devel- opment, Spirit. Robinson, Ruby: Golden Voices, FHA, Homeroom V. Pres., Concert Choir. Rodriquez, Ioe: Key. Rogers, Iohn: DECA, Auto Mechanics. Roliard, Brenda: Tiger Band, Future Nurses, Girls Service League. Ross, George: Auto Mechanics, Band, Data Processing. Russell, Sarah: National Beta, NHS, Contemporary Writing Society, Homeroom Pres., PASF fSec.J, Mu- sic Appreciation, English Lit. fPres.J, Tiger Band, Future Teachers fPres.J, German, TAGS. Salinas, Cookie: Student Directory Staff, PASF, Folk Dancers. Saxton, Paul: Field and Stream. Scheerer, Shirley: English Lit., Nike. Schoonooer, Deborah: Concert Choir, JCL, Future Teachers. Scott, Gary: Student Officials, Football. Simmons, Harold: Track, Tiger Band, Data Processing, Folk Dancers. Smith, Charlane: Golden Voices, Concert Choir, Folk Dancers, Stu- dent Gov. Rep., Homeroom Pres., Homecoming Queen Nominee, Gen- heimer, Creative Writing Society, Spirit. Smith, Rick: Newcomers, PASF, Stu- dent Gov. Rep., Homeroom V. Pres., Sec., and Treas., Red Cross Rep., Football, Interact fPres.J, Student Gov. Commissioner, Basketball. Soloman, Earnest: DECA. Spencer, Georgia: Genheimer, NHS, Concert Choir. Stanley, Roye: Chorus, Future Nurses. Stem, Robert: Student Gov. CCity Managerj, NHS, PASF, English Lit., Baseball. Stewart, Gerald: Newcomers. Stone, Frances: Genheimer, Library Asst., Future Nurses, Student Gov. Rep. Sullins, Carey: Tiger Band, Bowling, Auto Mechanics. Sullipan, Kenneth: PASF, Concert Choir, Chess, All Region Chorus. Tabor, Clinton: Tiger Band, NHS, English Lit., Football, Basketball, Track, Chess, Interact. Thompson, Frances: Stage Band, Auto Mechanics, Folk Dancers, Ger- man QV. Pres.D, Masque and Wig, Red Cross Rep., Basketball Queen. Tickell, Carolyn: NHS, English Lit., National Beta, Future Teachers, DECA, Student Gov. Rep., Sr. Nom- inating Committee, Quill and Scroll. Tickell, Ken: Best Dressedv, Golden Voices, Sight Singers, Football, Track, Auto Mechanics, Student Gov. Rep. Tindell, Ronnie: Field and Stream. Todd, Alicia: Tiger Band, Stage Band, Darden, National Beta, Sight Singers, Student Gov. Rep., All Dis- trict Band, German, Sr. Invitation Committee. Tovar, Lupe: Golden Voices, Con- cert Choir, Bowling. Tucker, Debbie: DECA. Tucker, Sue: FHA, Nike, Spirit, Girls Sports, Y-Teens, Homeroom Sec. Turnipseede, David: Field and Stream, Auto Mechanics, Football. Valuanc, Glenna: Genheimer, NFL, Homeroom V. Pres., Nike, Concert Choir. Veail, Mary: Travelers, Press, Golden Voices, Concert Choir, Spirit CPres.D, Newcomers. Villanueva, Leonicio: Art, PASF, DECA, Red Cross Rep. Walker, Leslie: Football, Track, Red Cross Rep., Tiger Band, Auto Me- chanics, Chess, Folk Dancers. Walken Sharron: FHA, Nike, Spirit, Girls Football, Homeroom Salesman. Waters, Shirley: Travelers, FHA, Nike, German, Press. Watson, Kenneth: Key, English Lit., Student Gov. Rep., TAGS, German, NHS. VVhite, Carroll: English Lit., Na- tional Beta, Contemporary Writing Society, Berry, Red Cross Rep., PASF, Student Gov. Rep., Wacoan Staff, Daisy Chain Staff CUnderclass Editorj, Press, Quill and Scroll, CSU, Thespians. White, Kathy: Genheimer, National Beta, Student Gov. Rep., Wacoan Staff, Oflice Asst., FHA, Sr. Social Committee. VVhite, Phyllis: Future Nurses, Li- brary Asst., Spirit, PASF, Gen- heimer, National Beta, FHA, Stu- dent Gov. Rep., 1970 Homecoming Duchess, 1971 Cheerleader, Sr. Nom- inating Committee, 1971 Home- coming Queen, Most Likely to Suc- ceedv, FriendliestU, Quill and Scroll. VVhitlow, Margaret: National Beta, NFL fSocial Chairmanj, JCL QV. Pres.J, Regit Singers, Sight Singers, Genheimer, Student Gov. Rep., Li- brary Asst. CPres.D, NHS, Challenge, English Lit. CV. Pres.l, Homeroom Sec. and Treas., CSU, Nunc Et Tunc, Most Scholarly. Wilkins, Rita: Golden Voices, Con- cert Choir. Williams, Frank: Tiger Band, Key QV. Pres.J, NFL, Student Gov. Rep., Folk Dancers, Debate, Newcomers, Sr. Class V. Pres., Corrigan King Nominee. Williams, Gwendolyn: Nike, Red Cross Rep., Personality Devel- opment, Future Nurses, Vocational Homemaking. Williamson, Brenda: Newcomers, Art, FHA, Homeroom Secretary, Spirit, Chorus. Wilson, Cynthia: Spirit, Newcomers, Y-Teens, FHA. Wilson, Mark: DECA, Chorus. Woodward, Mary lane: CSU, Chorus. Wright, Rodney: Key, NHS, English Lit., Contemporary Writing Society, Gemman, TAGS. ABT Kathy Brem BASEBALL Greg Angelo BASKETBALL Cary Holcomb BUSINESS Kathy White DISTBIB UTI VE ED UCA TION Gerald Stewart DRAFTING Kenneth Watson Who's who S These seniors are the who's who among WHS students and were chosen by faculty depart- ment members because of academic perform- ance in that subject area. They replace the sen- ior favorites. DRAMA Donald Glynn ELECTRICITY james Nix ENGLISH and SPANISH Patsy Patterson FOOTBALL Tommy Kaldenbach GERM'AN Linda Conder GIRLS PE Vivian Almanza HOMEMAKING Cindy Dean IOURNALISM Rebecca Powers IOURNALISM Suzanne Appell whois who LATIN and NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Margaret Whitlow LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Linda Cascamp MATHEMATICS and SPEECH Carla Brewer METAL SHOP Sidney Kelley MUSIC-BAND Albert Aguilar MUSIC-CHOR US Pam Khoury SCIENCE Charles Farnsworth SOCIAL STUDIES Robert Stem WOODWORK Edwin Cavitt IOURNALISM Carroll White Q 'Q mfg' IL.. EE 41. Q . Q.- ei FQ fi ME ., K W aw, 4 ,lwsaww 5 Q. 5 V 4 14 f X Qi Z A wf- Q 'Vg HW vis ffl:-6:11-J, QL., m gmwwwwv 1 .A .mf if-JE ' 55231 ..., -- x , my ,, 'S up .. Q ,W l - iam. 1: ,gl sf V 4. f -f K fl, S , - if K ,aD H, , ,L f , f - M , I n ai +55 'li K1 wx aw fv gz w Q 'vim : +:21gww-AM, 5 .Q rsgiifwwggg . 'fflif ,X ., HL z . gm?-fzxff, k - , . .. , 3 'F , f W My Q J . SY? c 1,-gg :,ffg'J?f K, 3 E 'Q gm fi , 1- 3 'Q-' , M i L gk 1. 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Prohibited because of road construction on N. 19th was the traditional buzzing of the school. Man f undaunted ones gathered outside the building to shout the class yell. of .. 1 it , 7 'Q - , ,T rv' O . - In Q V, e ,L F 4, v. . .w J is ,L f ,,, TOP LEFT: Becky Powers, Oh no, I didn't mean for them to eat that, it was for the dog. Seniors finish their lunch. ABOVE: Veta Foreman, the one sister at WHS who does eve thing in doubles, cannot decide whether she wants to ldrink Coke or Sprite. Nell Murphy, Roye Stanley, Vivian Foreman and Alica Todd vote for Coke. Drinks were provided by the Coca-Cola Company of Waco. LEFT: Leah Johnson, I hate these bugs, they make my nose itch.' Teachers and students eat their lunch at the Senior Recognition picnic. FAR LEFT: Little Uncle Sam, Sam Mangum's nephew, . . and my fellow Americans, that is why WE WANT YOU! .5 M af, sg 5 K5 as N 5 -22 fs 22? 2 Q 25 E F? advertising w Don Parker knows the best way to cook is on a modern electric range. 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F K , 1 Q ' ' Xx.,.E,,M ,Q wr BEST WISHES FROM e'T '61 . . - 1 !: b 9 ' 1:11, T4 5uF ' , ::A'1i '?.F , , I ii I l in i fAU1'fA'i yr 1000 WASHIEGTON PLGZU 2-3407 Sony Tape Decks And Recorders BILLY AZBELL'S RADIO CENTER Home And Auto Radio Service Television-Sales 81 Service 27 Years of Service 754-4689 1813 Speight Conaplete Watch 61 jewelry Regair 1096 iscount to Waco High Stu ents SELLERS JEWELERS 128 WOODWAY SHOPPING CENTER Come In And Design Your Class Ring 163 Gremlin Hornet JEWELRY ALWAYS MEANS Matador AIIlb3SS3d0l' MORE IN BOXES FROM Q Javelin Q 2 WACO AMERICAN ,M,,AgQ0,,7 .: SINCE 1890 Q 645 N' yiglgillzlllills Dr' Waco's Finest Name In Jewelry 5 U may NV Its the M Q . 4 real thing. Coke. vt, M H! Enjoy W X -JA mx X SCHOOL RINGS OURS HAVE THE NOWv LOOK X' ,,.a,P ii , ,.,.:,.,.nn, J Coffman jewelers 1911 Parklake Center TWO FINE STORES 753-9795 DOWNTQWN ON THE AUSTIN AVE. 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JWWMQMWJ WASHINGTON AVENUE AT TWELFTH STREET WACO, TEXAS 76703 166 STAY IN SCHOOL! This is where it all begins . . . Try and get it all to ether without a high school diploma . . . Impossible!! See your local? Army recruiter now and find out how he can show you the Army's guaranteed op- tions to supplement your high school training. It's no big secret . . . Education and training are the keys to opportunity . . . Make plans now! RADIO 1-2-3 On Your Dial TELEVISION The people . . . the places . . . and the training . . . They're all part of today's modem Army . . . The Am1y wants to join you! UNITED STATES ARMY RECRUITING SERVICE SCT. BILLY E. WIGLEY, IR. Your personal representative. Room 704, 5th 81 Franklin Sts., Waco, Texas 756-6511 ext. 214 0 ENGRAVING COMPANY 1124 FRANKLIN AVENUE ENGRAVERS OF WEDDING INVITATIONS, WACO TEXAS vlslT1NG CARDS AND ALI. KINDS OF STEEL AND COPPER PLATE ENGRAVING Keep in step with fashions from 25, 71 aw. 2 Siores To Shop Austin Ave. Moll ond Lake Air WHITE STORES INC. if T he house of greater values. Bi,-if .i MHA, ' ' 7 Y M? Y SJ WHERE THE CHILD IS KING 76 772-6650 575 375 Westview Village Air C A F E T E RIA WESTVIEW VILLAGE Y WACO SNAPPY ii 2 3401 N. 19 756-1691 Wy eww 772-460 1 on the Mall Air Center 168 COURTESY LAUNDRY BRYANT AND ALLEN STUBBLEFIELD, PROP. 1401-03 CLAY AVENUE 76706 PHONE 756-3719 BEST WIS!-IES FROM ' Class Rings ' Tiger Charms ' Miniature Class Rings ' Expert Watch Repair BOUTIQUE BEAUTY SALON SAMMIE STRUNK . . . OWNER 1413 N. 34th 753-5661 Quick Way To Better Pay STUDENTS AND GRADUATES Students attending our school under the Federally Insured Loan Program need not begin re-payment until they are out of school. V.A. APPROVED COURSES AVAILABLE. Free Lifetime job Placement 81 Review Privileges. ' Data Processing ' Computer Programming ' Business Administration ' S tarial ' Draftin ecre g ' Accounting New Classes Now Forming DURHAM COLLEGE An LTV Education Systems College LARGEST IN WACO Accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Business Schools. 112 South Sixth 753-5388 169 DUMAS GDBLE msunnuci Aufucv P. O. MRS. J. S. DUMAS O JOHN E. GOBLE T-elephone AC S17 753-5306 O 3201 Franklin Ave. Box 2 O Waco, Texas 76703 for your back-to-school selection jifzcisf junior Shop 718 New Road TOTEN'S CROWN PRINTERS AOB NORTH 25TH STREET WACO. TEXAS 76707 VVESLEY T 75 65 CLASS RINGS BUY YOUR CLASS RING IN THE MODERN MANNER Present rules permit you to select your own ring with a 'Nu choice Of- IIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIINHWHNIHAU . 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Wampler Howard Foster , BEST WISHES FROM WAMPLER S Auto Supply All kinds of new-used and reconditioned Parts 411 Elm 754-5031 HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Texas NALLEYS t I HANDY lStIl ll OPS, IIC. COMPLETE APPLIANCE HEADQUARTERS STEAK EXCLUSIVE CUSTOMER CARE CHICKEN 8.55 SERVICE FISH 703 N. Valley Mills Drive Phone 772-9110 3319 Brook Circle 754-9182 172 ., ,1 Pizza in , 1 ,ZA X H. '-QM 2 Z9 f a , in Q 1 's, 1 E . 54 904 N. Valley Mills 772-1511 OUR ADVERTISERS Ambold's American Motors Armstrong jewelers Aronson Home Furnishings Austin Closs Co. Auzell's Bartonis Cafeteria Bar 's Bottling Baryllor University B' y Azbell's Radio City Bill and Bob's Meat Market B.I.'s Food Store Book Nook Boutique Beauty Salon Brazos Elevator Co. 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Sleep Aire Mattress Snappy 32 Spurgeon Jewelers Steakley Brothers Stubblefield Laundry Texas Distributors Texas Power and Light Co. Triple A Wrecker Service U.S. Amiy Recruiting Waco Chrysler Plymouth Waco Savings an Loan Wampler's Auto Supply Watkins Fumiture White Stores Inc. Westview Bowling Lanes Wilkerson and Hatch Funeral Home Y.M.C.A. Holtis My O' My acknowledgments As co-editors of the first Dais Chain to be produced in the new Waco School we wish to thank those people who made our task a little easier. Although space does not permit the naming of many individuals we would like to express our appreciation to the following groups for their cooperation and assistance. AMBOLD lll9 EBM REPAIR SHOP 754-3441 0 Q y gyyy KEYS LocKsMnTHs s l BICYCLE REPAIRS H w.N. Nix I' OWNER MOWER REPAIR . '12- I ,ysl ' . The WHS faculty and Principal W. E. Weathers for setting aside class time for the taking of group pictures, special honors, sales drives and those endless committee meetings. Business Manager Mrs. Birla Clynch for keeping- accurate records of all our monies. To professional photographers, Jimmy Willis, He- nington Studios and Photographic Arts for class, clu and color photos. To Paragon representatives, Mr. Weldon Walker for his impeccable critiques and Mrs. Belle Cra- harn for careful checking of 0419 pages. To the staff and sponsor for meeting before and after school, during vacations and for all those other class times. All we can say is where would the Daisy Chain be without lou? The experience of editing the book was un orgettable. To para- phrase a cLu'rent commercial, We can't believe we did that w-h-o-l-e thing. Best wishes to the staff of '73. Suzanne Appell and Becky Powers N P GO 49, S' fa CH ACUUSTICAL CEILING CERAMIC TILE - GENE IVES ACOUSTIC 81 TILE CO. FLUDR CDVERINB BBDD BRDAD BT. 0 P. Cl. Box 3190 0 PHONE 772-2320 ATE YA WACD, TEXAS 76707 szAML.Ess FLUURING I 6 6' 09 6' JUHN R. APPELL CU-OWNER GENE IVEE CCI-UWNER For your fashions and styles . . . Always see lay Zee,S First. Shoes for the Entire Family. 3914 Bosque Blvd. Fairgate Shopping Center Congratulations Seniors OUTBOARD SALES 81 FRlEDmcH.FRlc-IDAIRE llllll K.TCHEN.A.D 3400 N. 19 AUSTIN - CLoss Co., INC. 756-0741 TV AND APPLIANCES P.O. BOX 7674 wAco, 'rams 76710 I0llIlSOIl M0t0l'S ClaStf0H Boats WESTVIEW s'ronE Bnoorcvlsw STORE 600 NEW ROAD 1401 N. 34TH 772-6420 756-5451 I74 CHUC-WAGUN 4401 and 1000 WACO DR. Hamburgers - Malts - Baskets Home ofthe TRAIL BOSSU COMPANY 417 S. 17 L. DeMvf3f-Q owner Da pa? SWL? ff.F.,1Z Elevators Dumbwaitef 'ffffl,'f,'iffs.,8' 5 U PWZJTLSSL Stairchairs LESLIE C D PUY J , President RES. C8171 772-1530 Community Kitchen Featuring Charcoal Burgers 1920 Park Lake Drive HILL PRINTING 81 STATIONERY CO. 5045 Franklin 772-7123 SERVICE SINCE 1880 Highest Quality ' Liberal Portions ' Fair Prices BILL 8z BOB'S PICCADILLY CAFETERIA COUNTRY MEAT MARKET 231 Lake Air Mall 7530501 3000 N-19 Sf- Served 11:00 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. La Petite Pet Shop Four-C Your F uturev at FOUR-C COLLEGE 929 N. 2 752-7169 5 Wm. L. Baine, Pres. 756-2032 CONGRATULATIONS GARCIA FURNITURE The Music Box Upholstery 121 S. 8 St. 754-4562 WACO 3416 N. 19. 754-6473 Lake Air Records LAKE AIR CENTER 753-5711 WACO, TEXAS Different Things Witco Gallery and Unusual Gifts 927 N. 25 756-3491 Clifford Clark Autos Where quality and service is our motto. 756-5377 WACO 76710 Bj'S Foon sToRE 2808 N. 19th sr. COMAL COTTONS Known for quality fabrics 577 Westview Village 772-9593 Westview Bowling Lanes 4565 W. WACO DR. 772-6600 Flowers for all Occasions 752-0565 753-6237 BROOKVIEW FLOWER SHOP 3321 Brook Circle GLASSES BOOK NOOK 225 Lake Air Center 776-1801 Serving Central Texas with Books for the Entire Family 'I76 ROBT. W. COX ' VV .za C 0 S avi n Q e Jewe1ers Since1917 girl f ' x2 106 N. 6th 754-3081 Congrotulotions Seniors For Fitness, Fun ond Friendship Chanesworfh ioim your Photographers Y.IV1. C. A. Free Porking 511 So. 8th Speqigl Sfndem Rgteg PortroitsfPorties 'f-- Weddings Phone 756-5661 tor Appointments 5 FURNITURE COMPANY 13th AT WASHINGTON WACO, TEXAS 76702 01115011 HOME FURNISHING CENTER 1701 N. VALLEY MILLS DR 772-6900 WACO, TEXAS 76710 '35 4 CROZIERS Graduates and Friends rf Mr. C. Sam Appell si.EEP.AiREF INCVAZTRESS co. Mrs. Wanda Cloud Ashley O A O Mr. R. V. Bibb -... .. Mrs. Gerald F . Bray DANNYOYSSI 516022318 BENQ'lNi'l'LEY Miss Othella Denman Mrs. Mike Dicorte so R NK AVE- O E B Miss Helen DUIIl0flt KL C TER' MCC' 767 O 753 ' Commander Perry R. Eskew Paul's Shoe Service 1217 N. 25th 752-7731 Moore's Floor Covering Service Dry Clean Your Carpets With Host Formica, Tile, Linoleum, Carpets 3428 No. 19th St. Mrs. B. Greer Mr. Robert Hope Mrs. Jean M. Howard Miss Martha Ingram Mr. T. H. Johnson Miss Joyce Kimbrough Mr. Treasure T. Malone Mrs. Vivian F. McCracken Miss Elizabeth Morgan Mr. W. R. Poage Mrs. Florine Belk Powers Fred Moore Waco, Texas Mrs. Helmut Quiram Bus. PL6-1982 15 Years ln Bus. Mr. Rusty Sample Mrs. Ginger White Congrotulotions, Seniors Auzell S Fflbrlcs From Neumann s COBBS AUTOMOTIVE 1501 Fronklin Ave. Phone 756-7279 Woco, Texas 177 tudent index Abercrombie, Sharron, 64 Adams, Charlotte, 54, 64, 72 Adams, Larry, 75, 120 Adams, Mark 88, 97, 106 Aguilar, Albert, 46, 49, 59, 59, 59, 1:15, 150, 156, 182 Akers, Charline, 120 Akers, Deloise, 135, 150 Akers, Green, 106 Alcala, Maria, 75, 120 Aldridge, Don, 92, 93, 98, 106 Bravo, Elvira 46 Bravo, Marie: 150 Brem, Kath y, 33, 54, 55, 59, 59, 64, 75, 136, Alexander, Edna, 15, 135 Alexander, Kathryn, 46, 50, 51, 58, 120 Alexander, Letha, 84, 135, 150 Alexander, Linda, 64, 120, Alexander, Lonnie, 84, 85, 93, 97, 120 Alexander Mark 106 150, 154 Brewer, Carla, 28, 33, 55, 58, 59, 62, 136, 150, 156, 182 Brewer, Debbie, 107 Brewer, Ronald, 75, 98, 121, 123 Bright, Brown, Bill, 94 Carolyn, 64, 136, 150 Brown, Debra, 11, 136, 150 Brown, George, 122 Brown, james, 122 Brown Kathy, 64, 136, 150 Brown, Larry, 88, 107 Brown, Larry, 107 Brown, Leon, 122 Almanza, Vivian, 35, 135, 150 Almanza, Xavier, 120, 183 Amos, Rosemary, 64, 135 Anderson, Carroll, 64 Angelo, Debbie, 64, 106 Angelo, Greg, 40, 64, 82, 89, 135, 150, 154 Angerman, David, 40, 58, 120 Appell, Suzanne, 1, 8, 59, 64, 72, 75, 135, 150, 155 Ariola, Pat, 106 Ash, Thomas, 88, 98, 106 Ashcroft, Moman, 106 Asher, Dennis, 106 Ashley, Rickey, 15, 46, 51, 54, 59, 136, 150 Athey, Henry, 106 Attaway, James, 120 Avalos, Danny, 120 Ayala, Freddy, 120 Ayala, Mildred, 120 Baier, Russ, 1, 28, 58, 75, 134, 136, 143, 150 Bailey, Ron, 46, 50, 120 Bailey, Winfred, 98, 121 Ball, Robin, 106 Baker, Shirle , 121 Banks, Donaslii, 106 Barnett, Bowie, 46, 51, 88, 106 Barrientez, Albert, 106 Bates, Ginger, 36, 150 Battle, Evelyn, 42, 121 Battles, Brenda, 14, 16, 36, 37, 42, 64, 71, 103, 136, 150 Battles, Pam, 121 Bauer, David, 46, 50 Baugh, Britt, 106 Bayer, Mark, 58, 64, 121, 123 Beard, George, 106 Behringer, Billy, 121 Belcher, Lela, 63, 121 Benavidez, Sylvia, 74, 107 Bennett, Robert, 107 Benson, loan, 107 Berg, Ian, 40, 58, 121, 168 Berger, Carolyn, 107 Berndt, Daniel, 64, 121 Berry, Musa, 46, 51, 107 Bibb, Ryan, 46, 121 Bishop, james, 98, 107 Blackburn, Ste hen, 121 Blackman, William, 107 Blasingame, Sheryl, 64, 107 Bodie, Larry, 107 Bolton, Donna, 121 Bolton, Gleen, 122 Boone, Larry, 98, 107 Bordovsky, Dorothy, 136, 150 Bowers, Gar , 75, 82, 83, 97 Boyd, David!! 46, 51, 59, 93, 97, 136, 150 Boyd, Melinda, 51, 54, 64, 122 Brackett, Cher l, 40, 136, 150 Bradburn, Miclliael, 63, 136 Brassier, james, 63, 107 Braun, Michael, 122 178 Bruning, Debbi, 42, 107, 114 Brunson, Gwendal, 107 Brunson, jerry, 74 Buchanan, Paula, 107 Bullock, Charles, 122 Burch, Reina, 107 Burleson, Helen, 122 Burns, Io, 70, 107 Burson, Terry, 107 Buff, Linda, 32, 46, 50, 59, 59, 62, 64, 136, 150 Byram, Bill, 107 Calabria, Richard, 98 Campbell, Rony, 122 Carbuial, Trinidad, 136, 150 Carlile, julie, 122, 140 Carlik, Kristi, 74, 107, 184 Carmichael, Lamar, 107 Carson, Carol, 107 Casarez, Geneva, 136, 150 Cashaw, Linda, 40, 73, 122 Cassell, Debbie, 42 Castillo, Vicki, 122, 126 Cathey, David, 122 Cavitt, Edwin, 136, 156 Cervantez, Richard, 107 Chamrod, Stephen, 107 Chandler, Tam, 54, 59, 75, 121, 122 Chappell, Alice, 107 Chesser, Wanda, 64, 107 Choat, Iudy, 42, 136, 150 Chollett, David, 107 Claridy, David, 122 Claridy, Gary, 137 Claridy, Gene, 122 Chrk, Carolyn, 122 Cleavelin, john, 107 Ckmons, Carl, 107 Clifton, Larry, 75, 137, 150 Cluke, Cecilia, 46, 64, 122 Coates, Iulie, 108 Cockrell, Danny, 137 Cockrell, Greg, 122 Colesy, Mary, 36, 55, 59, 62, 73, 74, 1:17, 1 0 Collins, Kyle, 46, 51, 54, 64, 137, 150 Collins, Rita, 40, 122 Comer, Charles, 40, 122 Compian, Maria, 108 Compton, Virginia, 108 Conder, Linda, 58, 137, 150, 155 Conine, Bill, 54, 122 Connell, Ste hen, 46, 51, 108 Conner, Robzert, 92, 122 Cook, Darrel, 40, 123 Coronado, Richard, 51, 137, 150 Cosby, Debra, 54, 64, 123 Cowan, Cindy, 1, 10, 75, 123 Cox, Iris, 123 Cox, Marian, 108 Craig, Roger, 88, 108 Crain, Dimple, 46, 50, 137, 150 Crawford, Terri, 36, 58, 62, 63, 64, 75, 137, 138, 147, 150 Crocker, Barbara. 123 Crocker, Barbara, 40, 123 Crocker, Dana, 54, 72, 108 Crook, Bob, 137 Cross, Robert, 137, 142 Cummings, Charlotte, 64, 108 Curtis, Susan, 6, 58, 70, 75, 137, 150 Daily, Carol, 42, 54, 64, 137, 150 Dalton, Don, 108 Davis, Charlotte, 64, 137, 150 Davis, Ioyce, 46, 50, 108 Davis, Karen, 40, 64, 72, 123 Davis, Mary, 123 Davis, Randy, 92, 93, 108 Dean, Cindy, 137, 150, 155 DeBose, Michelle, 46, 50, 54, 64, 70, 137, 150 Decker, Thelma, 11, 64, 139, 150 DeMonney, Denise, 15, 36, 63, 75, 103, 139, 150 DeMonney, Terry, 70, 108 Derting, Joey, 1, 54, 75, 94, 139, 150 Diaz, Teresa, 139, 150 Dishman, Nancy, 40 Dodd, Rita, 56, 123, 129 Doherty, Christy, 42, 54, 71, 108, 117 Dollery, Rebecca, 63, 64, 138, 150 Domin uez, Beatrice, 64 Donahgon, Curt,138 Dorsey, Gwendolyn, 58, 64, 71, 138, 150 Downey, Thomas, 46, 51, 108 Dressin , Melanie, 123, 130 Driskelf Debbie, 36, 63, 73, 75, 103, 138, 150 Driskell, Nancy, 42, 54, 70, 108 Dulock, Mike, 123, 61 Dunham, Norman, 89, 97, 139, 150 Dunn, Johnnie, 40, 139, 150 Dunson, Lori, 108 Dyes, Cynthia, 123 Dyke, Carolyn, 123 Dyke, Dale, 108 Dyke, Gwen, 108, 113 Earhart, Pat, 108 Eddleman, Catherine, 58, 123 Eddleman, Roger, 108 Elder, Melodie, 139, 150 Elmore, Robin, 139 Estelle, Shirley, 42, 123 Evans, Mildred, 63, 74, 108 Ewings, Doretha, 123 Farmer, Mary, 54, 123 Famsworth, Charles, 32, 58, 62, 138, 150, 156 182 Farris, Milton, 123 Featherstone, Mari, 108 Fenner, Jeffery, 108 Ferguson, Ginger, 108 Ferrell, Wyndell, 108 Fillip, Shirley, 42, 123 Filoteo, joe, 84, 88, 89, 123 Fleming Elizabeth, 63, 108 Foreman, Veta, 46, 50, 58, 59, 64, 71, 138, 150, 159 Foreman, Vivian, 46, 50, 58, 59, 64, 72, 138 150, 159 Fox, Leonard, 74, 108 Francis, Lynn, 1, 75, 124 Frank, Barry, 97, 99,108 Franks, Donna, 42, 138, 150 Frenzel, Timothy, 108 Frenzel, Tracey, 109 Fuentes, Jesse, 139 Gaiton, Catherino, 46, 89, 97, 99, 139, 150 Gaiton, Rud , 124 Galaviz, Riczard, 92, 109 Garcia, Albert, 109 Garcia, Angelo, 98, 109 Garcia, Carolyn, 46, 50, 109 s Garcia, Delia, 46, 139 Garcia, Joe, 109 Garcia, Johnny, 109 Garcia, Mary Ann, 139 Garcia, Sammy, 124 Garibay, Mike, 12, 124 Garner, John, 34, 35, 75, 89, 124 Garner, Sherrie, 46, 50, 124 Garner, Stacy, 124 Garner, William, 109 Garrett, Garrett 9 Debbie, 59, 64, 70, 138, 150 Dennis, 40, 54, 75, 138, 151 Garrett, Donald, 64, 109 Garrett Douglas, 15, 75, 138, 151 Garrett, James, 109 Garrett, Kay, 109 Garrett Tommy 124 Garza, George, 124 Garza, Theodor, 150 Garza, Yvonne, 109 Gaskamp, Linda, 138, 151, 156 Gates, Daniel, 50, 124 Gates, Heinz, 50, 139 Gates, Lois, 109 Geibel, Valery, 109 Gena, Kim, 10, 64, 109 Gerath, John, 98, 109 Gennan, Arnold, 97, 139, 151 Gestland, Doug, 98, 109 Gibson, Kelvin, 109 Giles, Donald, 46, 124 Girard, Billy, 88, 98, 109 Gifary, Leo, 64, 89, 124 Ginny, Lillian, 64, 70, 71, 139, 151 Glaze, Ed, 124 Glaze, Laurie, 109 Glynn, Donald, 40, 63, 139, 155 Goates, Rita, 110 Goddard, Richard, 138, 151 Gonzakz, Joseph, 138, 151 Goodman, Mari, 110 Goodwin, Sue, 110, 111 Goolsby, Sandra, 42, 138, 151 Goss, Larr , 89, 124 Gradel, Arlliison, 12 Green, Deborah, 110 Green, Marcy, 46, 51, 124 Greenawalt, John, 124 Griffin, Janice, 58, 70, 71, 124 Grijin, Joyce, 70, 110 Grigsby, Darlene, 38, 58, 59, 138 Gutierrez, Genny, 110 Gutierrez, Raymond, 110 Gutierrez, Roy, 92, 110 Haferkamp, Judy, 110 Haik, Paula, 139, 151 Hale, Danny, 110 Hale, Keith, 74 Hale, Phyllis, 110 Hall, James, 93, 124 Hall, sandra, 49, 58, 59, 72, 139, 151 Hammer, Marjorie, 124 Ham ton, Beatrice, 110 Hankins, David, 54, 110 Harding, Marcus, 139 Hardy, Ladonna, 110 Harrell, Eva, 110 Harris, Janet, 6, 110 Harrison, Gary, 124 Hart, Belinda, 110 Hartfield, Loretta, 46, 50, 64, 125 Hartky, Irene, 110 Hartline, Melvin, 64, 110 Havis, Bruce, 110 Hays, Johnny, 110 Heidman, Reggie, 46, 51 Henderson, Steven, 139, 151 Hendricks, Ellen, 109, 110 Henington, Lezlie, 64, 140, 151 Henington, Randall, 140, 151 Hennen, Debbie, 125 Henry, Peggy, 46, 50, 58, 140, 145, 1 Hernandez, Abel, 110 Hernandez, Anita, 40, 125 51 Herring, Richard, 125 Hicks, Lesley, 110 Hill, Hill, David, 125 Debbie, 110 Hill, Glenda, 42, 110 Hill, Kenneth, 46, 51, 75, 134, 140, 151 Hill, Linda, 141, 151 Hix, Sherry, 64, 141 Hixson, Raymond, 141, 151 Holcomb, Gary, 81, 85, 88, 89, 141, Hodges, Kim, 98, 110 Holcomb, Mark, 40, Holdbrook, Terry, 84, 88, 110 Holguin, Harry, 8, 110, 111 Holman, James, 98, 110 Holt, Shelley, 75, 140, 151 rlwpw, Jerry, 13, ss, 89, 95, 110 Hooper, Sherri, 42, 125 151, 154 Lane, Phillip, 63, 141, 151 Larkins, Gregor , 141, 151 Larkins, Russell? 51, 98 Latham, Beth, 64, 112 Lavender, Ronald, 46, 51, 142, 151 Leaser, Richard, 112 Leiate, Patty, 40, 151 Le mian, Pat, 42, 112 Leininger, Eddie, 97, 99, 142, 151 Lerma, Fred, 142, 151 Leskoven, Les, 112 Levy, Dawn, 59, 75, 143, 151 Lewis, Darlene, 63, 64, 103, 126 Lewis, Harold,93, 97, 112 Li ht, Lim , 126 Liflard, Rogyn, 112 Lillard, Dusty, 64, 143, 151 Lilly, Marsha, 112 Hopkins, Larry, 140, 151 Hoppe, William. 140, 151 Horn, Donna, 71, 125 Horner, Judy, 125 Horton, Walter, 125 Howard, Don, 46, 51, 54, 64, 84, 97, 110 Howze, David. 140 Hubby, Yvonne, 125 Huerta, Lidia, 141 Humphrey, Jon, 46, 125 Hunsucker, Wa ne, 46, 50, 93 Hyatt, Elizabeth, 110 Hyatt, Lee, 110 Isbell, Ollie, 125 Ivester, Jack, 110 Jackson, Bertha, 111 Jacobs, Jana, 125 Jacobs, Lawrence, 10, 46, 51, 82, 85, 93, 111 James, Bruce, 111 James, Pamela, 15, 36, 40, 59, 103, 138, 141, 151 Jay, Beverly, 42, 111 Ja , Carla, 141, 151 Johnson, Charles, 35, 40, 141, 151 Johnson, David, 14, 40, 89, 140, 151 Johnson, Gloria, 125 Johnson, Judy, 111 Johnson, Leah, 140, 151, 158 Johnson, Linda, 140, 151 Johnson, Loyce, 140 Jolle Karen, 29, 36, 58, 70, 125 Jakulbik, Elaine, 42 Jones, Alan, 126 Jones, Billy, 141, 151 Jones, Cecil, 141 Jones, David, 111 Jones, Deborah, 141, 151 Juntunen, David, 58, 141, 149, 151 Juntunen, Vicki, 111 Kaldenbach, Tommy, 33, 54, 64, 97, 100, 140, 151, 155 Kaluza, Sandra, 111 Kasten, Elizabeth, 42, 111 Kelly, Sidney, 35, 136, 140, 151, 156 Kessler, Mike, 46, 51 Keys, Stanley, 98, 111 Limback, Hazel, 112 Lind, Tom, 46, 51 Lindsey, Nelda, 112 Little, Debbie, 112 Littlefield, Diana, 64, 126 Livingston, Russell, 35, 54, 63, 64, 84, 126 Lockett, Denise, 64, 143, 151 Lockridge, Lisa, 109, 112 Logan, Laura, 143, 151 Looney, Alvin, 74, 112 Lopez, Arthur, 126 Lopez, Carlos, 142, 151 Lopez, Charlie, 10, 46, 51, 98, 112 Lopez, Steven, 50, 142, 151 Lovorn, Alan, 112 Lowrey, Carol, 64, 112 Lozano, Victorina, 54, 113 Luedke, Ronnie, 46, 50, 158, 126 Laker, Jimmy, 98, 113 Luna, Mary, 142, 151 Lusk, Rose, 64, 126 Lykins, James, 126 Lyster, John, 126, 130 Maldonada, Jeannette, 73, 111, 142, 151 Malone, Mark, 46, 50, 126 Mangum, Sam, 33, 54, 58, 59, 97, 99, 135, 143 151, 158 Mann, Patricia, 46, 50, 54, 58, 64, 127 Manor, Cleavon, 46, 82, 143, 151 Manor, Patricia, 46, 50, 54, 58, 64, 127 Martin, Robert, 113 Martinez, Carlos, 127 Martinez, Pete, 50, 113 Mason, Debra, 36, 54, 58, 63, 64, 127 Massirer, Patsie, 36, 40, 127 Mathis, Karen, 42 Mayfield, Andrea, 113 Mayr, David, 143, 152 McCknan, Charles, 113 McClure, Teresa, 113 McConnell, Jimm , 40, 127 McDaniel, Darrell 127 McDonald, John, 113 McElroy, Sonya, 74 McKinney, Dan, 11, 75, 143, 152 McKinney, steven, 127 McLennan, Mentha, 113 McLennan, Paula, 127 McLennan, Sharon, 42, 113 MLennan, Van, 113 McNair, David, 113 Khoury, Pam, 26, 27, 36, 40, 58, 59, 140, 151, 156 Kidwell, Geor e, 94, 98, 112 Kindle, Rhondla, 42, 126 King, Olive, 40, 140, 151 Kinsey, Deborah, 126 Kinsey, Dianne, 112 64, 72, Kirk, Pam, 14, 40, 70, 75, 102, 141, 151 Kirkpatrick, Joe, 46, 74, 112 Klepper, C nthia, 64, 112 Koch, Paull!126 McNairy, Linda, 72, 127 Nleeks, Violet, 113 Merenda, Merenda, 113 Merenda, Donna, 9, 46, 59, 62, 70, 142 152 Merenda, Dorleen, 113 Merkledove, Charlotte, 113 Merkledove, Ronald, 142, 152 Miks, Peggy, 113 Milich, Rene, 46, 127 Miller, David, 113 Miller, James, 54, 64, 113 Kocian, Delores, 36, 54, 59, 141, 151 Kocian, Elaine, 70, 112 Korenek, Kim, 126 Krause, Ruby, 42, 64, 75, 141 Milazzo, Michael, 113 Minter, Jean, 142 Mitchell, Bobby, 142 Mohan, Bruce, 97, 113 179 Molina, josie, 42, 113 Montemayor, johnny, 46, 51, 89, 97, 127 Moody, Melissa, 46, 51, 63, 141, 143, 152 Mooney, Debbie, 58, 74, 127, 133 Moore, Chris, 127 Moore, Kathy, 143 Moore, Michael, 113 Morales, T., 97 Morgan, Charles, 113 Morgan, Kathie, 141, 143, 152 Morgan, Kenneth, 75, 143, 152 Morgan, Richard, 127 Morgan, Robert, 46, 51, 113 Morris, Robert, 46, 50, 98, 113 Mosley, Elaine, 64, 128 Mosley, Paula, 54, 64, 70, 142, 152 Mosle , William, 97, 127 Moulllbr, Mike, 46, 51, 94 Moten, Barbara, 46, 50, 64, 142, 152 Mulcahy, Dan, 75, 141, 142 Mullins, Kim, 63, 142, 152 Mumford, Valerie, 126 Muns, Michael, 113 Murphy, Nell, 40, 152, 159 Murray, Ronny, 113 Nalley, Mark, 46, 51, 58, 143, 144, 152 Napier, Keith, 46, 51, 84, 97, 113 Napier, Rhondal, 46, 50, 55, 64, 97, 128 Navara, Alvin, 46, 51, 128 Nelson, Lucinda, 114 Newman, Mark, 106, 114 Nichols, Bruce, 128 Nix, Cathy, 64, 74, 128 Nix, James, 75, 143, 152, 155 Noack, Ra , 114 Noel, Cami 128 Nolan, Leonard, 143 Noel, Linda, 59, 64, 143, 152 Nolte, Harold, 28, 46, 50, 54, 58, 94, 97, 128 Nonamaker, Sarah, 42, 114 Nonan1aker, Suean, 114 Nunn, Frank, 28, 93 Owen, Ochoa, Simon, 114 Ochoa, Armando, 144 Odell, Sara, 114 Odom, Dennis, 84, 114 Olicra, Olson, Christine, 46, 51, 114 Charles, 82, 94, 95, 114 Olvera, Gloria, 144, 152 O'Neal, Larry, 114 Ortega, Seeero, 88, 91, 98, 114 Ortega, Susie, 114 john, 128 Pooley,Charles, 40, 123, 128 Pooley, Melinda, 115, 119 Popham, Kathalina, 42, 128 Poppen, Susie, 42, 115 Powell, john, 51, 127, 128 Powers, Rebecca, 1, 58, 59, 70, 145, 152, 155, 158 Powers, Regina, 115 Prather, Barbara, 42, 152 Prather, David, 115 Price, Darrell, 89 Price, Debbie, 64, 145, 152 Price, Eric, 46, 50, 89, 129 Prowell, Susan, 64, 115 Pugh, jackie, 54, 58, 65, 129 Putnam, Debbie, 115 Ramon, Carl, 35, 59, 75, 129 Ramon, Ricky, 115 Ramos, jesse, 145, 152 Ramsey, Cathy, 115 Rankin, Laurie, 51, 64, 70, 71, 145 Rauls, joan, 40, 58, 59, 64, 129 Ray, Robin, 115 Reamy, joe, 42 Reagan, Colleen, 54, 62, 72, 75, 140, 190 Reed, Gaylon, 46, 51, 58, 144, 183 Reedy, William, 46,50 Reese, Karrie, 115 Reese, Kevin, 115 Reeves, Robert, 40, 93, 97, 129 Regalado, Raymond, 54, 82, 84, 88, Regalado, Rose, 152 Reid, Robert, 74, 129 Reicek, Cecelia, 144, 152 Refcek, Leonard, 64, 115 Renfroe, Elizabeth, 41, 54, 58, 73, Reyes, Boblgf, 35, 145, 152 Reyes, Fred y, 46, 51, 145, 152 Reyes, jimmy, 145, 152 Reyna, Felipe, 46, 51, 91, 129 Richardson, Gary, 129 Richardson, john, 115 Richter, joy, 42 Richter, Kellis, 115 Riley, Brenda, 113, 115 Riley, Alike, 115 Riley, Pat, 115 Riley, Tim, 13, 14, 29, 75, 145, 152 Riojas, Anthony, 46, 51 Riojas, Lawrence, 46, 50, 129 Ripoll, Shaun, 64, 129 Ritter, Belinda, 144, 152 Roberts, Wayne, 115 Robinette, Martin, 115 Oxner, Rex, 114 Padgett, Trudy, 15, 33, 46, 48, 51, 144, 152 Padilla, Irene, 71, 128 Page, Steve, 128 Parker, Don, 144, 152, 162 Robinson, Larry, 129 Robinson, Ruby, 40, 64, 144, 152 Rodriguez, joe, 40, 144, 152 Rodruyuez, Rebecca, 115 Rodriquez, Velma, 115 Rodriquez, Willie, 129 Rodrikyuez, VVillis, 111 Roller, jeff, 98, 129 Partida, Elizabeth, 59, 72, 73, 145, 152 Patrick, Michelle, 114 Patterson, janet, 145, 152 Patterson, Pats , 1, 36, 40, 58, 71, 75, 134, 145, 152, 15554 162 Patterson, Paulette, 46, 128 Patterson, Richard, 115 Payne, Terry, 46, 50, 64, 81, 82, 85, 93, 145, 152 Pena, Leonard, 128 Pena, Norma. 115 Pena, Rene, 82, 88, 89, 128, 131 Perales, Irene, 144, 152 Perez, Richard, 115 Peters, Phyliss, 40, 138, 144, 152 Petree, Terry, 152 Philipp, Brenda, 128 Pierce, Charles, 128 Piercy, joe, 115 Pilgrim, Annie, 75, 144, 152 Pina, Margaret, 11, 75, 144, 152 180 Roe, james, 129 Roetschke, Steven, 115 Rogers, john, 144, 152 Ro ers, Ronnie, 46, 50, 75, 145 152 144, 152, 97, 129 144, 152 Roiard, Brenda, 64, 70, 71, 145, 152 Rosas, Isabel, 115 Rosas, joe, 115 Ross, George, 145, 152 Rosser, Chyrlynne, 129 Rosser, Darlene, 70, 115 Rosser, Darrell, 54 Rosser, Marlene, 70, 71, 115 Rotruck, Vicki, 116 Row, Ellie, 40, 129 Rowell, Elaine, 74 Russell, Debbie, 58, 64, 129 Russell, Sarah, 58, 145, 152 Salinas, Alex, 146 Salinas, Cookie, 11, 75, 146, 152 Salinas, Richard, 129 Sanger, joan, 116 Sau ters, David, 97, 130 Sartor, David, 116 Sawyer, Donald, 46, 50, 93 Sawyers, Debbie, 116 Saxton, Paul, 11, 75, 146, 152 st-hafmcafy, 46,51, 93 Scheerer, Shirley, 146, 152 khejfer, Pam, 130, 147 Sehimschat, Carolyn, 116 Schoonover, Deborah, 40, 146, 152 Schoonover, Sonyova, 116 Schroeder, Steve, 116 Scoggins, Scarlet, 116 Scott, Gary, 146, 152 Scott, Randy, 98, 116 Searcy, Leanne, 116 Shepield, judy, 116 Shi ling, Tom, 130, 132 Shilling, Kelly, 116 Shipley, Harry, 87, 88 Shipman, Robert, 116 Shoesmith, Mark, 116 Simek, VVanda, 111, 116 Simmons, Harold, 46, 51, 9 1, 93, 146, 152 Simon, Russell, 117 Simon, Sharon, 42, 130 Smart, Carrolyn, 130 Smart, jerry, 130 Smart, Larry, 146 Smith, Bill, 117 Smith, Charlane, 64, 70, 75, 143, 146, 152 Smith, Denise, 117 Smith, Dennis, 117 Smith, Elwin, 130 Smith, Iva, 146 Smith, Paul, 88, 89, 117 Smith, Rick, 33, 54, 97, 100, 146, 153 Smith, Ricky, 146 Smith, Wendell, 117 Snow, Brenda, 117 Solomon, Earnest, 146, 153 Southwell, Cindy, 42, 130 Spence, Kathryn, 54, 130 Spencer, Georgia, 40, 58, 73, 146, 153 Spruiell, Debbie, 64, 74, 127, 130 Stale , Cynthia, 40, 130 Stangy, Roye, 40, 146, 153, 159 Stanton, Steve, 117 Steele, Luan, 117 Stem, Robert, 33, 58, 89, 146, 153, Stephens, Carla, 75, 147 Steward, jesse, 82, 117 Stmart, Becky, 1, 8, 58, 59, 70, 72, 125, 131 Stewart, Gerald, 13, 147, 153, 154 Stewart, Richard, 117 Stmart, Robert, 117 Stinson, Helen, 131 Stockton, Londa, 117 Stone, Frances, 54, 64, 147, 153 Stone, Sherry, 58, 131 Story, Deborah, 46, 117 Street, Patricia, 111, 117 Streetman, Dianne, 131 Sullins, Carey, 147, 153 Sullivan, Kenneth, 40, 147, 153 156 72, 74, 74 Summerlin, Travis, 58, 59, 62, 63, 74, 121, 131 Swanton,Debbie, 64, 131 Swindall, jerry, 123, 131 Swindall, Mike. 131 Sykora, janice, 8, 63, 118 Tabor, Clinton, 46, 50, ss, 59, 147, 153 Tabor, Tommy, 46, 51, 118 Tadbck, Kerry, 88, 118 Talton, Patricia, 131 Tanner, Anita, 118 Taylor, Thomas, 118 Teakell, Dock, 118 Termine, johnny, 118 Terry, Cindi, 118 Thomas, George, 92, 98 Udell, Katie, 118 Thompson, Grances, 27, 46, 50, 64, 147, 153 Thornton, Maureen, 63 Rickell, Carolyn, 54, 58, 59, 70, 75, 147, 153 Tickell, Ken, 54, 147, 153 Tindell, Ronnie, 136, 147, 153 Todd, Alicia, 46, 50, 59, 71, 147, 153, 159 Torres, Rose, 40, 54, 64, 131 Torres, Rosemary, 131 Tovar, Lupe, 40, 147, 153 Trecino, Pete, 124, 131 Tucker, Debbie, 147, 153 Tucker, Sue, 64, 75, 147, 153 Turner,Nancy, 118 Turnipseede, David, 147, 153 Tyler, Ara, 36, 40, 64, 72, 131 Upchurch, john, 93 Urban, johnnie, 46 Urbanovsky, Patti, 118 Uzzel, Debbie, 59, 118 Valvano, Glenna, 40, 62, 64, 73, 147, Vargas, Linda, 46, 131 Vaufhn, Brent, 131 Veall, Mary, 40, 75, 148, 153 Villaneuva, Leonicio, 148, 153 Villaneuva, Linda, 132 Vinson, Danny, 10, 118 Vinson, Laura, 10, 73, 75, 120, 132 Viraen, Armando, 118 Volz, Donna, 8, 64, 118 Wachtendorf, Wayne, 89, 148 teacher Adams, Mrs. Mary L., 187 Allen, Mrs. Carol, 186 Baker, H. Lester, 22 Baxter, Mrs. Clyde S., 22 Bruner, Mrs. Kathleen, 187 Canning, Mrs. Rebecca, 190 Clark, Kenneth, 188 Clynch, Mrs. Birla M., 22 Cook, Mr. Alton, 52, 182 Cooper, james E., 190 Creech, Mrs. Kerry, 22 Dawson, Mrs. Mary Wood, 22 Denman, Othello, 22, 56 Dickey, S. E., 22 Dodgen, Nfrs. Ginger, 184 Downing, Avery, 18, 30, 31 Duncan, Malcolm, 18, 30 Emanuel, Mrs. Gloria, 22 Faulkner, john, 18 Ferguson, Kenneth W., 97, 189 Gardner, Wayne A., 97, 188 Geno, Mrs. Estelle, 22, 75 Gibson, Mrs. Betty A., 22 Hahn, Mrs. Ruth, 22 Hamilton, Miss Grace, 20 Harris, Mrs. Edna, 191 VValker Walker, Algerie, 42 Charlotte 132 1Valker: Jaan, 46,150, 51, 118 Walker, john, 46, 50, 51, 88, 98, 118 Walker , Laslfa, 45, 59, 93, 14s, 153 Walker, Marty, 118 Walker, Sharron, 64, 75, 149, 153 VValker, Theresa, 36, 46, 50, 64, 132 Wallace, Sharon, 58, 149 VVallace, Teresa, 40, 72, 132 Williams, Alois, 89, 133 Williams, Cher l, 46, 119 Williams, Frank, 35, 46, 50, 54, 62, 63, 134 149, 153, 190 Williams, Gwendolyn, 148, 153 Williams, Tanna, 54, 72, 74, 119 Williamson, Brenda, 64, 70,148, 153 Williamson, Paula, 119 1ViLson, Cecil, 119 Walther, Cynther, 8, 118 Walton, Beverly, 132 Walton, Curtis, 94, 95, 118 Walts, Deborah, 74, 132 VVard, Larry, 149 Wlarren, Karen, 36, 40, 128, 132 VVaters, Shirley, 149, 153 1Vatson, Kenneth, 58, 148, 153, 154 Wilson, Cheryl, 133 Wilson, Cora, 40, 133 Wilson, Cynthia, 148, 153 Wilson Diane, 119 Wilson, james, 148 VV i lson Wilson joyce, 133 Mark 149 153 Winkelinann, ,Buster, 35, 59, 98, Winton, Donna, 46, 50, 119 87, 133 Webb, jimmy, 132 Wells, Kathy, 111 VVells, joan, 42, 133 Wells, Ronnie, 64 1Verthen, joyce, 132 I Wheeler, Terry, 46, 50, 118 15-1 Wham, Phili , 11s White, Carroll? 59, 62, 63, 70, 75, 148, 153, 156 White, 154 Kathy, 5', 64, 73, 75, 143, 148, 153, WVhite, Phyllis, 3, 37, 59, 103, 148, 153 Whiteside, Dennis, 34, 82, 97, 100, 132 Whitlow, Margaret, 58, 59, 62, 64, 65, 73, 149, 153, 156, 182 Whittaker, Linda, 132 Wiay, David, 62, 118 Wiley, Euneta, 64. 73. 145, 149 Wilkins, Rita, 48, 50, 64, 149, 153 and admini Haskins, Willie, 52, 182 Hebert, Mrs. Barbara j., 22 Henry, Clovis, 186 Houston, Mrs. Charlotte, 22 Hudspeth, W. D., 22 Hughes, Miss Katherine, 22 Hunter, Bill, 22, 89, 97 Hunter, Mrs. Kathy, 184 jones, Ted, 22, 84, 97, 98 Knape, Dr. Clifford, 18, 30 Lawhon, Elwin, 22 Linnstaedter, Fritz, 22 Logue, judge Bill, 30 MacRae, Mrs. M. M., 18 McGee, Kenneth, 19 Miller, Mrs. joyce, 23, 63 Mills, Mrs. Hazel, 23 Mitchell, joe, 23 Montemayor, Gilbert, 23, 88, 89 Montemayor, Miss Lidia, 23, 182 Morgan, Miss Elizabeth, 23, 71 Morrow, Mrs. Doroth , 186 Newman, Mrs. Dorotliy L., 23, 190 Nolte, Mrs. Ruth, 186 Olson, Lyndon, 18, 30 Parks, Mrs. Shirley, 23 Witt, Kenneth, 46, 51, 98, 119 Wolicer, Bob, 149 Womack, Pamela, 119 Womack, Shanda, 116, 119 Wood, Virginia, 63, 133 Woods, Melburn, 119 Woodward, Mary jane, 149, 153 Woodward, Terry, 119 VVright, Rodney, 32, 58, 149, 153 York, johnny, 133 Young, Dennis, 119 Zgabay, Linda, 58, 70, 133 trator index Perot, Richard, 23 Price, Mrs. Elizabeth, 23 Pyles, Mrs. Adah, 23, 169 Queen, james L., 23, 43 Riola, johnie, 20, 182 Rolan, Ed, 189 Rountree, Gordon, 18 Scott, Mrs. Naomi, 190 Smith, Mrs. Geraldine, 187 Smith, Richard E., 93, 97, 188 Stem, Mrs. Helen, 23 Suddath, Mrs. Barbara, 23, 64 Talley, Miss Agnes, 116, 184 Walker, Mrs. Beverlyn, 23 Walker, Mrs. jane, 23 Weathers, W. E., 19, 190 Weeks, Miss Ann, 185 Werner, E. A., 23 West, Gustavus, 23 Williams, jesse, 81, 82, 97, 98, 189 Wilson, j. j., 18 Wise, Mrs. Velma, 184 Woods, Jim, 94, 95, 191 Yant, E., 18, 30 181 B It's time to close the book on the ,72 school year. Transition. How was it accomplished? Did we blend the old and the new? We liked the courtyard as a place to relax. We used new facilities for language stud . We enjoyed the provocative swinging stage band. We had pride in the record of our Challenge Team. We trained students to manipulate the audio visual tapes in the Control room. We exhibited new bumper plates. We kept a smile on our dark room door. Transition. WHS in a new locale, being as innovative as we dared, as traditional as we wished. Our mascot, Regit, led the Tiger Trot to get us here. His tracks have covered an- other 180-day calendar year. T ransition, the continuance of excellence, the pursuit of knowledge. The tracks of yesterday are the molds for the prints of tomorrow. 1 i- gs, f .,., 4 .U sf' A Y 's '41 ... busy faculty members lend to WH transition Mrs. Creech and Mrs. Dodgen had a good year of calisthentics, sports, jogging and just plain fun. The new building gave them the advan- tage of the upstairs part of the gym where they could take their classes when the main gym was set up for an assembly. Mrs. Hunter kept all the typewriters humming next door to the book- keeping room where Miss Weeks taught stu- dents to work with numbers in long, long col- umns. Study hall was kept running smoothly by Mrs. Wise. Miss Talle was around to help find solutions to the problems which beset high school students-schedules, future college plans and the headache of college boards. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Dodgen surveys the sight before she smashes a volleyball. TOP RIGHT: Much of the paper work for the school is done by Miss Talley. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Wise looks over her study hall list. BOTTOM BHDDLE: Mrs. Hunter helps Kristi Carlile with her typ- ing. ABOVE: Miss Weeks studies her own bookkeeping. 185 teachers move along with open classrooms Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Henry taught special edu- cation. Students passing their rooms saw inter- esting things going on. In the kitchens and sew- ing rooms of the Homemaking Department, Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Nolte helped future homemakers learn to cook, sew and perform all the duties necessary for an efficiently-run household. They also taught them how to be good hostesses at a tea and the proper way to serve a meal. Mrs. Bruner joined the faculty at mid-term to teach German and English. y2rQ5l!NlG ITXZYE we I 86 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Henry ponders over some papers for the course.TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Bruner finds out that even in this new system papers have to be graded. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Allen explains the major assets of keeping a job. BOTTOM MIDDLE: In the homemaking depart- ment Mrs. Nolte and Mrs. Morrow find different meth- ods for teaching the course. BELOW: Mrs. Smith and Mr. Adams help with sewing. 'I87 Head football coach Mr. Gardner never lost his drive during a season of tough play, and it was admirable to watch. Mr. Ferguson coached the track team. With his help, the team put in a good showing in the track meets. Mr. Smith also coached the track team. Mr. Williams, the basketball coach, had some good material to work with, and he worked them until they were a high-scoring team. Mr. Williams also doubled as a drivers' ed. teacher. He was joined by Mr. Clark, a former WHS teacher, who gave c assroom instruction. Mr. Roland taught stu- dents basic driving skills in the simulator. RIGHT: Mr. Clark gives WHS an air of dignity. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Ferguson finds something very pleasing in his health book. FAR RIGHT: Mr. Williams looks at one of his drivers, ed. students doubtfully. BE- LOW: Coach Gardner has been known to smile. BOT- TOM NIIDDLE: Coach Smith in one of his less violent moods. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Roland applies touch the- rapy to test papers. 188 , 9 Spgft , dI'lVel'S open concept ed. Q y L .,,, L 'A'-- 1 , 'x R, lx KK K 1: J ' K7 xx 3 1 - ?cX, ,k ., ,350 5? ff W X ' we j ' 3 l s Y sg 1 IX P 1 wx I iff 1 X f r ' 1 E x 3 9 3 4 H' v x xi' W My W -l-hhh adds to IICW is ii mf Rf ... . I , A 1- .W D, 90 ,N 'k i 1 s Xlig FX xi new approaches made in teaching-learning Under the guidance of Mrs. Canning, speech and debate classes went on several field trips this year to supplement their studies. Her de- mands for hard work paid off as WHS students did well at the speech and debate tournaments in which they participated. Mrs. Harris joined the faculty this year to teach biology. She spon- sors the WHS chapter of the Environmental Concern Organization. Another new member in the Science Dept. is Mr. Cooper who teaches chemistry. Mrs. Naomi Scott is new Registrar. .Q 5 W .5 .1 'S sa. .Q Z.- QL' L ali. 'J' f WNW' TOP LEFT: Mrs. Canning finds her class with Colleen Reagan and Frank Williams very amusing. TOP MIDDLE: Mr. Weathers dictates to Mrs. Newman. BOT- TOM LEFT: Mrs. Harris works with the newly-organized ECO Club in lighting pollution problems. BOTTOM JHDDLE: Concentration is an important matter as shown by Mr. Cooper. LEFT: Mr. Woods gives the procedures of drafting. ABOVE: Mrs. Scott checks tran- scripts of students. 191 'S l wr----, Num an wiv-v-f