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

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1974 volume:

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School Board mem- bers: Dr. Knape, Malcolm Duncan, john Faulkner, Ray Hicks, Lyndon Olson, Mrs. Howard Hager and james Hawkins. 25' V+ w ,H 5 '! ei E . . A Q, f.. --an .4 nv I. A, .ga is S wi 'QQ' if 1 gift if 'Q N l 4 ggggsoli .----1' 'Na af if S x Q :Q gif 5 X Qi sa-vw-N XF A if is Q5 ai M 2? .,,,.. 'f ML, f ww Q asf A., MM 6 Cafeteria Workers and Custodians VVHS custodians and cooks are a part of Waco High. The custodians take care of the maintenance and their joh is not easy. They vacuum calpets, clean windows, and make the school a cleaner place to study. The cafeteria workers' goal is to pro- xide hot meals for the students. Aided by vocational home-making students, they have an easier job. I N, 'Q mg K w NQT F ,W 'W 1 ,V 3 Nmwvw- E, ,sa F E' 4 ihkeqgiif Aff- ' Y r A 4 -4 I6 C I Q il Ri: e , 9 wgsx.. . ! f'- ,pr iii lzz A , P. Q ' WGQQ 1 l i I AVb g L mhhhJV 1 '53 ' hm.. i.. i A il 1 ','1 'L' , I , 'hQ- . f l D ai. Billie Coolslvy and Mrs. Owens. ll. Mrs Giles. c. Hrs. Owens and Mrs, High. cl. Mrs High. 0. Nlr. Cook. 'I7 Faculty Mrs. Carol Allen Special Education Mr. Lester Baker Math B.S. Southwest Texas State Mrs. Clyde Baxter English M.A. Baylor Mrs. Kathleen Bruner German B.S. Baylor Mr. j.E. Cooper Science M.S. Texas Southem Mrs. Mary Worth Dawson English M.E. Texas Mr. Samuel Dickey Biology Mrs. Ginger Dodgen P.E. Southwest St. Teachers Coll Mrs. Gloria Emanuel History B.S. East Texas Miss Anna Tolline Enger Speech and Drama B.A. Baylor Mr. Kenneth Ferguson Business B.B.A. Texas Mrs. jo Fisher Library B.A. Baylor Mr. Richard F riedli History B.S. Texas at El Paso Mr. Wayne Gardner Coach M.S. Baylor Mrs. Edna Harris Science B.S. Tex. Lutheran Mrs. Clovis Henry Special Education M.Ed Tex. Southern Mrs. Charlotte Houston English B.A. Southwest Texas Miss Katherine Hughes English M.A. Texas 18 'MV Mr. Elwin Lawhon Math M.A. Baylor Mrs. Hazel Mills English M.A. Baylor Miss Lydia Montemayor Spanish B.A. Baylor Miss Elizabeth Morgan Math M.Ed. Baylor Mrs. Dorothy Morrow Home Eco. B.S. TWU Mrs, Hazel Nesmith Study Hall Mrs. Ruth Nolte Home Eco. B.S. North Texas Mrs. Elizabeth Price Health B.S. Texas Mr. james Queen Music M.M. Baylor Mrs. Beverlyn Redrick English M.Ed. East Texas Mrs. Dorothy Slaughter Business M.S. Prairie View Mrs. Geraldine Smith Home Eco. B.S. Baylor Mr. Richard Smith P.E. M.Ed. Midwestern Mrs. Helen Stem Library Mrs. Barbara Suddath English B.A. Baylor Miss Ann Weeks Business Mr. Doug Williamson Journalism B.A. Baylor Mrs. Velma Wise A8zM Study Hall M.Ed. Kan. St. Teachers Mr. jim Woods Shop B.S. East Texas 19 1 ' 4 s . -x-- - Q M - 1-M X 55' F215 5- ER! tiesf- M A W, ' ff C sf' Teachers caught off guard A. Mr. Doug VVilliamson pauses after a full days work. B. Mrs. Jo Fisher takes time to re- lax and read u hook herself. C. Mrs. jewel Lockridge enjoys the surprise baby shower her home economics class gave her. D. Even lunch can't separate the ladies from the atten- dance ofhce, Mrs. Vera Gardner, Mrs. Betty Gibson, and Mrs. Birla Clynch. E. Mr. Elwin Lnwhon is caught making an obscene phone call. 2l i 5 A. Mr. jesse VVilliams takes time in prepara- tion for his drivers ed classes. B. Mrs. Barbara Sudclath asks Mrs. Kathleen Bruner if she would like to switch classes. C. Miss Ann VVeeks relaxes after her 5th period class. D. Mr. Fritz Linnstaedter measures a paddle he is muking for his sophomore classes. E. Miss Lydia Montemayor is caught in action. F. Mr. NV.D. Iludspeth teaches an little golf to the stu- dents outside of his D.E. classes. 22 m72 l Y VW Y D 23 l X.. A Q f--Qwgwr z , ' .xy 3,91 We .di Y I lf? f'H f 1 Homecoming Activities a. Homecoming Queen for 1973-1974 is Velma Rodriquez. b. Homecoming Queen fi- nalists and escorts are: front row: Charlie Ol- son, Christy Doherty, Sam Castillo, Cynthia Virgcn, David Pustejovsky, Joyce Pustejovsky, julie Coates, Dasid Hankins, Pam Graham, Steve Chamrod, second row: George Long, Lynctt Leggott, Paul Smith, janet Harris, Don Howard, Ann Pinchalc, Vivian Alexan- der, Elaine Kocian, john Tipton, third row: jo Burns, George Kidwell, Jackie Manor, An- thony Perez, Carlton Cashaw, Cynthia Solo- mon, Mark Ray, and Regina johnson. The four finalists are: c. Lynett Leggott, d. Christy Doherty e. janet Harris f. jo Bums. Homecoming consists of many things such as: a bonfire, skit, appear- ance of exes, recognition of oldest person, football game, presentation of queen at half-time, and dance. The whole week of Homecoming is great, because of being a part of WHS. '27 Students Receive Honors Honors are bestowed on Waco High students nationally and locally. Corrigan King is a local election which is sponsored hy Student Cov- ernment, while National Merit and PSAT are both national. a. George Kidwell receives bouquet from Mr. Doug Williamson for being Homecoming Skit Queen of 1973-1974. h. Homecoming exes ex- hihit their remaining spirit. c. David Wiley, Vicky Rotruck, and Don Howard receive cer- tificate of honorable mention for PSAT. d. Don Howard, Keith Napier, and Sam Cas- tillo are Corrigan Kings of Waco High. e. Donna YVinton is finalist in National Merit Scholarship Program. 28 Q-IW EL k, gy ya R , , '52 J f' 7.4 f 'W 14 wi, ff ff .jk Q'Xv L....., W ,rez- '-of Qtr? 30 Holidays brings a change of atmo- sphere for the student body. At Hal- loween we have a laugh, at Thanks- giving a song, and at Christmas we just got started and then it is time for vacation. f' 'D C Holida Happenings a. Robbie Reagen portrays a skeleton at Hal- loween. h. Concert Choir performs for Thanksgiving assembly. e. Bill Bright in his usual attire fails to horrify students. d. jean Walker reads benecliction while Doug Wil- liamson lends an car. e. Christmas tree brings joy to many and livens up the library. 31 Concerts and Assemblies Offer a Break in Routine Drama, choir, and band depart- ments work hard to change the vari- ety of activities for the student body. Drama department presents a vari- ety of plays while the band and choir are active in concerts. The year of 1973-1974 is great for Seniors as well as Juniors and Soph- omores. Through exciting times, the student body stuck together. WVe fthe studentsj are but a floating existence reaching into the sky glad for the time we had together. a. Cliff Sharpless and Greg Crissom are main characters in the choir musical, The Roar of the Creasepziint, The Smell of the Crowd. b. Marian Norris and Kenneth W'itt are sweethearts in Lilly Daw and the Three Lu- diesf' c. VVHS students cherish writings of their loving rivals. d. Homecoming balloon. 32 C D X 33 w w Y Y s l Sophomores Our first year together was nice but we've got two more to go. At times it seems that the senior year may never come but we know it will. a. Sophomore Class officers Ann Nolte, Rob- bie Reagan and Becky Rose. b. There is no way he could have seen me do it. Shirley Albrecht Mike Aldridge Keith Alexander Tony Alexander Sharon Allbritton Cynthia Anderson Parker Apperson Mark Ashley Debbie Ballard Candie Barton Cindy Basset Eddie Bassett Rana Bauer Kathy Baxley Donald Bergland Barry Billington 36 Vicki Blackburn Kim Boatman Doug Borin John Boswell Cary Branch Karen Bridges Joe Bridgewater Carlos Broadwater Rebecca Brooks Robert Brooks Tina Brooks Blake Browder Karen Brown Shirley Bruns Cary Burns Daniel Burdick Mike Burson Debra Cady Bethal Caldwell Cary Campbell a. The teacher doesn' Clay Carter David Cartwright Delphine Cashaw Winston Cashaw Lisa Castillo Shelia Cathey Ann Ceasar Cindy Chambers Donald Coates Dennis Cobb Harold Coleman Murray Colgin Helen Compian Pennita Compton Bruce Conine Sherri Connell t know I've got 18 pieces of gum in my mouth. 38 WM' 1 Tim Cotton Kathy Cowan David Crook Marvin Crow Lysa Cunningham Brian Dassow Troy Davidson Pete Davis Robert Dedluk Donald DeFoe Doris Degrate Ramona Degrate Mark DeVries Mike Dodd Gary Dolezal Larry Dolezal Ken Dooley Wesley Downey Nancy Duffy Rodney Easterwood Susan Edclleman Don Ellerbrook Kim Erlanson Donnis Estelle Judy Evans Debbie Ewing Lisa Ferris Mike Fitzhugh Dianna Flores Nancy Foster Connie Frazier Vincent Galavez Bridgette Gamble Christine Garcia Carolyn Garner Jody Garner Debbie Garrett Ronald Garrett Mike Gates Kris Geno 'rr a. Gary Burns-Some people just ont be lieve Iive got a broken arm Matt Gerath Debbie Gifford Linda Gifford Sheri Gilliam Donald Goates Donna Goates Cesselie Govan Gaiwain Graves Tony Green Travis Gunn Mike Haddock Becky Haik Donald Haliburton David Hall Darlene Hamilton jayna Harris a. Mary Harmon- To 42 forge or not to forge? Phyllis Hart Denny Hartman Norman Hartzell Donna Hastings Charles Head Berlie Henderson Charlotte Henry David Henry Allen Herring Lois Hoagland Debra Holt jan Hopper Wayne Horton Dirk Hosie John Howell Richard Hudgens -,: ,.-, , f m e Fig? iii lr -A fbi? 13995 35 1 ,,,, u AC' fm in .42 Ann Hughes Tony Jackson John janecka Kevin Jeffery Charles Johnson jesse Jones Justice jones Cecelia jurvis Cynthia Kaluza Cary Karl Clint Kelly Ronald Kendall Laurie Kennard Jackie Kessler Mike Ketchum Vicki Kitchens Joseph Knipper Walter Kocian Madolyn Laday Roger Lain james Lassitter Victor Lawrence Laura Lester Rocky Lillard james Limmer Travis Littlefield Jannett Lockhart Carla Loden Lydia Lopez Carol Love Tim Lowe johnny Maddox Mike Makowski Ricky Marton joe Martinez Libby Massey Elbert Mayberry Kenneth McCrary Janet McElroy William McGregor a. Kris Ccno-A'Being a counselor s cllughter isift thai haclf' lx. Ann Nolte-A band mmmlwei suuu. with 1 smile. C.VV. McMillion Susan McNair Kathy Meeks John Melanchurck Cloria Melcndez jermonc Merenda Mike Melton Kathy Miller Marion Miller Tanya Miller Mike Moen Petera Molina Danny Moman Jack Montgomery Shelia Moore Linda Moreno Jeri Mulcahy Terry Mulcahy Wendell Myers Walrietta Napier Pam Neal Mika Nino Brenda Nix Terri Nix Ann Nolte Lewis Norman Ronald Nunley Lola O,Rear Velma Ortiz Rita Pate Billy Payne Ray Pittman 1 mlm. lxusler and Fclica Richter-Out for an lftLl'll00ll stroll lm Sophomore English ala ff' 9 9 x Jim Pleasants Teresa Pottet Reginal Price Brenda Pugh David Pustejovsky Carolyn Ramon Cindy Ramsey Robbie Reagan Judy Reamy Debra Rector Susie Redford Delores Regalado Kim Reinking Felica Richter Arthur Rickman Barry Ritter Debbie Roberts Rickey Roberts Connie Robinson Joyce Robinson Becky Rose Steve Rowell Anita Russell Donald Ryno Bonnie Saxton Raymond Schimschat Gail Scott Henry Sharp Audrey Shaw James Shelton Reva Shelton Kim Shilling Kenneth Skinner Ava Smith Cynthia Smith Donna Smith Larry Smith Patricia Smith Priscilla Smith Billy Sobel ual pang, a. Sophomorcs at prerschool orientation in the gym. b. james WVooden strolls through class Gail Spinks David Stanford Peg Steward Jim Strauss Glenda Stroud Mike Sykora Walter Tally Reginald Thomas Joe Tobola Cindy Tofanelli Julian Torres Ronnie Turner Charles Tyler Betty Vasquez Rocky Vaughan Christine Villanueva Bobby Walker Johnnie Walker Lisa Walker Patti Walker Coy Wallingsford Kenneth Walts Vicki Watkins Cynthia Watson jay Watson Clintell Washington Debbie Wells Wallace Wells Karen Werethen Steve VVhisenant Jack White Mike Whitworth Karen Williams W. B. Williams Billy Wilson John Winfield james Wooden Kenneth Wooden Ronald Woods Paul Woolridge Richard Woolridge jo Wright Cindy Younce Craig Young A a. Lisa Ferris- Let Lynette Courter Mary Harmon Melton Heath james Hill Leo Hinton Nick Holder Ann Holt Vertical jackson Leola Joiner Mike Phyllips Mary Sims Patty Smith me say this about that 51 uniors juniors have had two years well remembered and face one last year that they will never forget. a. Junior class officers are Sherry Cox, jay Rogers, and Colda Lacy. b. Rodney Law- rence and Harold Lewis-hey, dudes, whatls happening? Victor Aguilar Raymond Akers Vivian Alexander Marilyn Amos Becky Anderson Chandra Anderson Parker Apperson Io Armand Tom Ayala Mark Baker Steve Barrett Paul Barron George Beard Marshall Beard Maria Berk Keith Bettinger l 52 Bradley Billington Dee Black DeMarcus Blackwell Pat Boney Danny Borin Larry Breedlove Lisa Brewer Charles Brinkley Ricky Brown Dee Burkett Judy Burns Bill Bussey Bethal Caldwell Wanda Caldwell Robert Carqill Mary Carson Carlton Cashaw Sam Castillo Ricky Cathey Robby Chaneyworth Jane Chastain Cary Chollett Richard Chollet Pam Cleere Dave Clendennen Clinton Jakubik Martha Colbert Sherri Cox Oliver Cozby Robbie Dailey Debbie Daily janet Daily Mike Daniel Janet Davies Mark Davidson Alan Dassow 1 Brenda Wllker Even on Friday school's adragl ll lieltll Reid and Ann Pinchak- Hovs cm .unbodv eat this cafeteria food? f1Q f1Q?K,,L X 'l TX:I3' if 'i r we aaw I. if if , R91 M W ,V , ' r if R R ' rip ., f ' M Y , V.-v l CW K Y , ,,.- x ,, ,,,-i nl Q 'f Q ,,,- C lsr- 5 H ff l ' 5 SQ W i f X , ' l v 5 , 2, ,f ,M r A EM' . ' 7 X fi '- -,. ll-.. 5 R - 5? 1 I M l J is q wx -5... 1 David Daniels Brenda Davis Mike Davis LaNeena Dean Thomas Dean Mike DiCorte Daniel Dominquez Kathy Donaldson jan Downing Susan Duffy David Dulock Cynthia Dunham Rachael Dunham David Ewing Rick F agen Mike Fallon Jimmie F itzhugh Mike Fuller Marty Garcia Steve Gardner Nancy Gaiton joe Gibson Skip Gonzales Gayla Graham Pam Graham Greg Grissom Jeanette Gutierrez Kathy Haberman Terry Haberman David Haferkamp Becky Haik Dorothy Hamilton Irene Hamilton Mike Hardin Donna Hargrove Susan Harrell David Hawthorne Gloria Hernandez Dawley Hills Judy Holman Jerrie Hudgens Becky Ingle Cheryl Johnson Regina johnson Anthony Jolly Roslyn Jones Sherri Keaton David Kennard ! Kim Kaufman Charles Kirk Connie Kirkpatrick Martha Kuclelka Golda Lacy Rodney Lawrence Lynett Leggott Lisa Lehman Christine Lester Hal Lillard Bobby Littles Carl Long George Long Olga Lopez Anita Lujan Jackie Manor David Mansfield Denise Maples Eddie Marquin Judie Massirer zu. Lynett Leggott- Should I tell hlm his flx ia open? Mary McCleary Algerie McClennan Ronnie McDonald Virginia McNeely Brad Meadows Glen Meeker Odis Miles Gilbert Miller Bobby Minchew Richard Minter Roxanne Minze Rogers Mitchell Tim Mitchell Sharon Mize Janice Mooney Steve Moore Larry Morgan Jeanne Murphy john Newman Barbara Noel Marian Norris Frances Ochoa Lucy 0'Banion Rolando Ortiz' Mark Painter Nancy Palmquist Debora Park Anthony Perez Ann Pinehak Gail Pirelo Denise Place Dennis Potter Mark Price john Proctor Donald Ramon Cary Ramsey james Reeves Heidi Reid Robert Retzer Lupe Reyes Delora Richardson Kent Ringo Modester Roberts Cathy Rodriguez Dee Dee Roe jay Rogers Sharon Rogers Stephen Romero a. Cynthia Virgen-She gets her first look at a streaker. Jon Roquemore Sidney Rose Weldon Rosentreter David Ross Deanna Rowell Cliff Sharpless Pieter Sigtenhorst Charlotte Sims Mary Sims Dwight Smith Marshall Smith Cynthia Solomon Greg Sorensen Rhonda Southwell Jim Sparks Rick Stanton joe Stewart Katherine Stewart Michael Steverson Wayne Stinson a Ccorge Long We know what'S on his Joni Street Judy Street Nelson Strother Machell Stroud Marshall Swindal Kathy Tanner Raidine Taylor Sebastian Taylor Mike Temple john Tipton Darla Trussell Linda Urbanovsky Mary Valdez Josie Vasquez Dolores Villanueva Cynthia Virgen Brenda Walker Mark Watson Paul Weathers Gwendolyn Wells Curtis White Janet VVhite Reginald Williams Rusty Williams Bonnie Wilson Sherry Wilson Mary Winfield Lora Young Seniors We're so glad we had this time to- gether but we'll be so sad when we each go down that road alone. Senior Class Officers Charles Olson, Don Howard, jean Walker, and Paul Smith. Mark Adams Mark Alexander Debbie Angelo Tim Armand Tommy Ash Momon Ashcraft Dennis Asher Henry Athey Donald Banks Bowie Barnett Britt Baugh Rick Beckham April Behringer Billy Behringer Sylvia Benavidez Carolyn Berger l 62 NI 'NPI William Blackman Sheryl Blasingame james Braiser Bill Bright Larry Brown Debbie Bruning Kathy Bryant Larry Boone Deborah Brewer Charlie Burch jo Burns Terry Burson Harolyn Burr William Byram Carol Carson Steve Chamrod john Cleavelin Wanda Chesser Carl Clemmons julie Coates Rita Collins Maria Compian Steve Connell Marian Cox Roger Craig Dana Crocker Brenda Cromwell Charlotte Cummings Randy Davis Terry DeMonney Willie Dever Christy Doherty Robin Donaldson Joe Donaldson Thomas Downey Lori Dunson Stone Estelle Mildred Evans Mari Featherstone Elizabeth Fleming a. Lawrence Jacobs and on truckinf Leonard Fox Tim F renzel Tracey F renzel Otha Gaither Angelo Garcia William Garner Elizabeth Garrett james Garrett Yvonne Garza Kim Geno john Gerath Kelvin Gibson Billy Girard Stacy Glauser Rita Goates Marianne Goodman Sue Goodwin Paul Grabsky Genny Gutierrez Roy Gutierrez Judy Haferkamp Danny Hale Beatrice Hampton David Hankins LaDonna Hardy Janet Harris Edna Hartely Lesley Hicks Deborah Hill Glena Hill Lois Hoag Kim Hodges Terry Holdbrook James Holman jerry Hooper David Hosie 'J' a. Robin Pooley- I can t belle e I lm eating the whole thing! Donald Howard Stanley Hunsucker Lawrence Jacobs Virginia jackson Elaine Jakubik Mary Jones Linda jones Vicki Juntunen Sandra Kaluza Elizabeth Kasten Michael Kessler George Kidwell Diann Kinsey Cindy Klepper Elaine Kocian Carol Korenek a ohn Owens to Hazel Limback- Is that the Exxon Tiger on your mumfv' Beth Latham Pat Lehrman Les Leskoven Harold Lewis Tom Lind Debbie Little Lisa Lockridge Alvin Looney Charlie Lopez Robert Martin Pete Martinez Andrea Mayfield john McDonald Van McLennan David McNair Charlotte Merkledove All 1.4-f :Ay W6 Diane Merenda Dorleen Merenda james Miller Ruth Miller Bruce Mohan Charles Morgan Steve Morgan Ronnie Murray Michael Muns Keith Napier Ray Noack Sarah Nonamaker Simon Ochoa Sara Odell Charlie Olson Christine Olvera Larry O'Neal Yolando Ortiz Rex Oxner Brenda Page Richard Patterson Mary Payne Susie Poppen joe Piercy Robin Pooley Melinda Pooley Regina Powers Joyce Pustejovsky Debbie Putnam Mark Ray Cathy Ramsey Kevin Reese Ruth Reese Leonard Rejcek John Richardson jeanetta Richter Kellis Richter Brenda Riley Pat Riley Anthony Riojas zu. Regina Powers- Ole Wayne Roberts Rebecca Rodriquez Velma Rodriquez Steve Roetschke Isabel Rosas Darlene Rosser Marlene Rosser Vicky Rotruck David Sartor Donald Sawyer Debbie Sawyers Gary Schafer Steven Schroeder Randy Scott Randy Seymour Judy Sheffield a Bill Bnght tells everyone he's tired of read mg last year s magazines. Kelly Shilling Robert Shipman Mark Shoesmith Wanda Simek Denise Smith Paul Smith Bill Smith Wendy Smith Brenda Snow Steve Stanton Patricia Street Janice Sykora Tommy Tabor Kerry Tadlock Brenda Thompson Maureen Thomton Dorron Tillard Nancy Turner johnny Urban Patti Urbanovsky Debbie Uzzel Violet Vance Mikki Vereen Danny Vinson Armando Virgen Donna Volz Charles Walker jean Walker Cynthia Walther Curtis Walton joe Watson Kathleen Wells Terry VVheeler Charlotte VVhite David Wiley Franklin Wilkerson Cheryl Williams Tanna Williams Paula Williamson Cecil Wilson Diane Wilson Donna Winton Kenneth Witt Terry Woodward Richard Wylie a. Tommy Ash, Curtis Walton, and Tony Mo- rales- Come on down, and take a seat! b. Robin Donaldson- By the 12th grade youid think theyid have Clesksf, c. Mari Featherstone-an apple an day keeps the librar- ian away. d. Dorleen Merenda to Denise Place- When did they start putting flies in Dr. Pepper? 74 Seniors at Work and Play af, 53.3 A a. The jolly Green Bluejean visits Leonard Fox. h. Cenny Gutierrez- A bogey man in the library?,' c. Hi, IH.. jo Bums. What's your excuseiv' cl. Robin Pooley- Don't whistle al me like that! e. Joyce Pustejovsky with u couple of friends. f. Don Howard- Today has been a long month. , 9 iO,4' N 0 1 76 3 ' 453' I fi. N-XRN. R' -- , x5 Q A ' -if N . 1 L x Q.. -5 . 1,-1 .51 .., . Q .jak A., A! -xi ff. . . S. M L gy--4. A ' p Q .331 . Y Fi w -ffl ga f ..... ...Q 1 f -va, ,reef - geaf K ' P Q +L..1f w 3E1y ii f Q . to U 'F NM 5 ,, , ,w,,. x 3 Q ,. ... f X ..., wa., , ,.1 m.x. k A d s., JQgrysky3, Y' .1 3 ' - j . - ' ., W K A Aww' .. .p K , L... N. 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Sponsored by Miss Ann Weeks, the cheerleaders are an important as- set to the school in general. a. YVaco High cheerleaders are Terry De- Nlonney, Janet Harris, jo Burns, Cathy Ram- sey, Lynett Leggott, Marian Norris and julie Coates. h. Julie Coates and Cathy Ramsey. c. Terry DeMonney. cl. Jo Burns. e. Lynett Leggott. f. janet Harris. g. Marian Norris. it 80 V D rr- Tiger Offense Don Howard Reggie Williams Rick Beckham QBfDS Sf- FBIDE jr. Qgfgr, WW, Q V V i 'f2- K .,f 1 K R I 1 2 , tk A n 5 1 i I .3 P3111 W0afh0fS Steve Connell Ronnie Ortiz LB Jr. CB sr. TBIDS Jr. , A. gn Sam C2Still0 Randy Scott jerry Hooper FB Ir. TBXCB Sr. TBICB Sr. 82 if ,gym V x o 'N , - f Q . ,,A. J 4, - Lfir: .1 4. 4' 5 , . I Q 12 S f -' A ' 1' K' 7 -iffy hi it al 55 g ,:. 5 i K -Q L X U HEY' if fi . , qw? wg ,,,, ,fA xw.. i , - I 1. 1131 :uzazrfi 1.5.1 Bulldogs Beaten Cleburne Closes as-. i fr Q f 1 ll VW,- a. The Tiger offense rallied behind the line to please their fans with a homecoming victory over Copperas Cove. b. Reggie Williams stonns the Cleburne offensive line. After the disappointing loss to Hearne the Tigers were up for the homecoming game against the Cop- peras Cove Bulldogs. The offense controlled the ball and the defense played its best game of the year as YVHS shutout the Dogs by a 10-0 score. WVaco High totally dominated the game. This was the only Tiger victory of the year, fortunately it was homecoming. A The Tiger's first district game evolved into another defensive battle as the Yellowjackets of Cleburne squeezed past the Tigers, 14-7. YVaeo High outgained Cleburne, but turn- overs and several key penalties pre- vented WHS from scoring. This was the Tiger's second good outing in a row as they almost pulled an upset. f 'V .ni H gig n - WHS Go Both Ways K L... E Keith Napier Benny Booker Steve Gardner FBfLBfKl1 Sr- CXDT jr. DT jr. 'W 5 u . ,,5,, I ,fh Vi I , , x yay i , Randy Seymour Ken Witt John Richardson MLB Sr. DE Srg OG Sr. 'iri ' B Q D C T 3 3 ge S ,MA 1 Tommy Ash Charlie Lopez Mike Fallon OT Sr. DE Sr. DT jr. 85 Tiger Line , V , . Q we, ,m.,,. , .,,, ,Q ,,,.i,.,,.q.,,,,, V M 'V Q., , :W '- r ,i - - V f if A- - .1 , ef . -'L T 1 fgffqbr ' ' . jf 'mi an 9, 3?:sQ,.'., may ,., - 'xg ze if , ,gwfr-M Wa. ' X, K I My If Q i V .5 ,xv . ,org , Mk M .. 4, 5, g, A , ,. R ., . g .V 1 ' , 1 QQ,-,sg ,,,.f-5. ,, . 1 A. , V' , ' w 'L ' - ' ' fi .-' 'KL rx V A52 v .- - ' I., P 2 we- ' ri. -V I.-f 'Fw ' e L, 2 B T 1 . . L I M 1 T, , A f , - ,' V 'A ' f W w e? ' - f 2 ' H ,Q-f'.:ii-me ,fm . K , , ,M .s I . , , . Q ,M ,-.V if. -.V , ,JM A . f , x , , . 1 -I M , f. ,, ' ,f's-mis, in 'Q ',- ' 1.73, -a y i , ,,,, ,H ,Y , E V, 5,5 . 5 fy, , g g K , ' . 'L W ..,, , ' Xi' 'Q 5' vw I ,, ,T ---we-. -f . -we 1 x 2 A was L , A' 54 ff' fr l ,3t,.,,.,,- H fa: , , H ,.., ig V 1 I .ew ,.,f- , hw - ,mr ' r V. v -V . I hw i n M U Nl V '5 1, f M .5 M- , , .V an hi, f V 1 b v 5 Q i Vikifwrr , 'H I 1 ,, 3: Q, r .472 was 1 ' ' iff? yi- a- my ' 'F T A , , 1 R n ii Y. Curtis Walton George Long Kim Hodges OT Sr. OC jr. 0T!DT Sr. W k'v-www-wnvw-q'--. N-. I , Q , f ff' I :yn ' Ap-,' T ...f f'-..'.s'm,. ' - H M755 'Hr img, ff I V' as., 5 ,r,A, if jf ... e A, jg, si' g - P 4 L T. F X A fy 3 4 -- Bruce Mohan Ronnie O'Bier Tony Morales OCXDE Sr. DT Jr. CBXWB Sr. g , , 3 ,gi - .. g 1. A ,, K M ,A AW f nsrs T - , , s,,,, i 'K , rerf vi? K 'T TV - s 51, ' A ,' 2 , f am I z. f! Jw in ' C Tom Downey SE Sr. 86 H3 DA, Ronnie McDonald Terry Holdbrook SE jr. TEXDE Sr. Corsi Kills Barely Rammed The spirit that had evolved from the teamis two previous games was quickly snuffed against Corsicana as the scoring got a little out of hand. The 49-7 loss to Corsicana was the worst defeat of the season. The score was 22-7 at the half and the touch- down scored by WHS came on a blocked punt which was returned all the way. WHS played well in the game against Richfield but the offense could not muster enough points. The annual rivalry was hard fought and the first half ended in a surprising 0-0 deadlock. Richfield came out fired up in the second half and scored two A fumble by the Rams gave the Tigers their only points in the 14-6 loss. 'D Q A a. Even with Don Howard and Reggie Wil- liams blocking, Keith Napier was caught be- hind the line in the Corsicana game. b. Ronnie Ortiz runs for a few more yards be- hind Rick Becldiam and Keith Napier in the loss to Richfield. B 87 Temple Shutout lmost Bryan Jerry Hooper takes the ball from quarter- back Don Howard and charges the line with Benny Booker, Tony Morales and Terry Hold- brook blocking. Keith Napier unsuccess- hllly tries a field goal from the hold of Don Howard in the Bryan game. Temple, who eventually won the district title, shutout the Tigers, 17-0. The 17 point margin did not reflect the fact that Waco High was still in the game until the final touchdown. VVaco High moved the ball well enough to put points on the board, but Templeis fine defense stiffened when the Tigers penetrated the Wildcats' 20. A This was Waco High's best offen- sive game of the year as they almost upset Bryan. The 24-21 final was sur- prising because at this point Bryan was undefeated. Turnovers by Bryan gave WHS field position and the Ti- gers took advantage of it. Bryan won but the Tigers had given them a run for their money and Tony Morales had broken the hearts of the Bryan fans and the arm of their quarterback. E5 3 Tiger Coaches 9- 3 -..... J. Rogers Mitchell Wayne Gardner Ken Ferguson TE! DE Ir. Head Coach Defensive Line M sr . .s c 1 1 s .A R -, ,Q C g, , -f- ,,., - Q' L, A ' E251 , A 'ff 4 E-ii f . s nnn M Q-- R R' ' Bill Hunter Richard Smith Ted Jones DefenSive Backs Offensive Line B Team 'ii QAM Richard Friedli B Team Ago Tiger Managers and Trainers are Carl Long, Darron Tillard, Cary Burns, Tom Dean, Mark Adams, Oliver Cozby, and Marty Garcia. Kangaroos Hop Trojans Trip WH a. Tigers sweep left against the Killeen Kanga- roos. h. Curtis Walton and Keith Napier lead ahead while Rick Beckham is caught on the line against the University Trojans in a heart lwreaking defeat. l5-14. Once again Wfaco High played a fine game, but a second half letdown allowed Killeen to prove victorious in their homecoming game with a 20-6 win. The game was tied 6-6 at the half. A Tiger turnover and a Kill- een goal line stand prevented VVHS from scoring again. The finial score came early in the cold and windy fourth quarter. A This game was the biggest upset of the year for the Tigers. A startling comeback in the second half put the Tigers ahead 14-7 over University. The Trojans were not ready to go home. They reeled off a long drive and with little time remaining scored a touchdown making it 14-13 WHS. The all too crucial two point con- version was good. 90 B s Show Promise The Tigers B-Team football com- pleted another year of competition. Their final record was 3-6. The team really showed improvement as the year progressed. Opening with sev- eral big losses, the teamls ability im- proved weekly as the team won their three games in the latter part of the season. The B-Team seems ready to provide talent for next yearls varsity squad. l A D c. Another Kitten surges through for several more yards. d. Coach Ted jones gives the play to quarterback joe Knipper. e. Coach Richard Friedli explains a defensive maneu- ver to the Kitten defense. E 91 W , gg mx W ji N l M15 llHlll 5 M' x x vi f 9 Q Q-5-Li- f ' 5 3, Roundballers Bounce Along The Tiger basketball team in the 1973-74 season was a successful one. A winning combination of quickness and agility gave the Tigers the abil- ity to compete with the better teams in the district. Strong reserves aided the WHS starters Willie Dever, Carl- ton Cashaw, Charlie Olson, Law- rence jacobs and David Daniels in helping the team gain a reputation in the district. The 15-13 record could have been much better had the ball bounced in Waco High's direc- tion in some of the many close games. Few teams were able to to- tally run away with a game over VVHS. a. The Tigers huddle. b. Coach jesse Wil- liams shows his son Willie Dever another tri- cky play. c. Modester Roberts and Carlton Cashaw battle a University Trojan for the ball. d. The Tiger Team-Willie Dever, Otis Miles, David Daniels, Otha Gaither, Law- rence Jacobs, Modester Roberts, Coach jesse Williams, Charlie Olson, Carlton Cashaw, Keith Napier, Kelvin Gibson, Sam Castillo and Elbert Mayberry. l i 94 The Tigers were successfully tough in their early games in the dis- trict race. The team was in the run- ning and battled Richfield for second place in district after eight games. WHS was 5-3 at this point and were tied with Richfield, but Corsicana had a perfect slate at 8-0. As proof of Waco High's strength, in their first game against the Tigers from Corsi- cana, WHS was only behind by four points in the first half. In the second half the team slumped and lost by a g ide margin. This second half slump typified the teamis season, because in the latter part of their schedule WHS lost 5 of 6 but still finished with a re- spectable 6-8 district record. D 95 Basketball: A game of Legs 96 ...and AITHS k i' S . viugperf .x ,. .Q ,. Xxx. ...1 ua' M .wx , H 97 I Basketball The VVHS IV showed much prom- ise during their 1973-74 campaign. The 15-12 season record was impres- sive as the team proved they has the ability to win with consistency. Many members of the team appeared to be ready for competition on next years varsity squad. The combination of these players' talents and with the returning of lettermen on the varsity the team looks like they should be in the thick of the district race. A. Reggie VVilliams blocks a shot by a Univer- sity Trojan. B. Sam Castillo lobs to Donnis Es- telle. C. The Tiger Kittens-James Limmer, VVallace Wells, Bruce Conine, Donnis Estelle, Rodney Lawrence, Bill Bussy, Coach Ted Jones, Rogers Mitchell, Reggie Williams, Sam Castillo, Otha Gaither, Ronny McDonald and Richard Minter. X. sf. fm- W wg -yew ..,,, , .ZW ,wig ...V ,mu M 11. 5.- f ff -Q ,A ,,. ,.., ., 1.-.w7Ha4a. '1 ir' iii! f 7531 -. ,gr aw ,A 7 To fi g K. ,psf . X 31414 f' f .- -,,f V-,f lyf- .-1... N' T211 .41 .E H .. . Q. ' ' 1 1 ae- ' ' -Tl' mwww...-iwnlr ,, ,sf M 98 Girls Basketball For the first year in Waco Highis history a girls' basketball team was formed. Under the able coaching of Mrs. Ginger Dodgen and Senior Charles Olson the team prepared for weeks to participate in the one tour- nament of the year. In the first round at Richfield, the Rams de- feated the Tigers easily. In the sec- ond held at WHS, the Tigers lost to Jefferson-Moore by a slim margin. D. Nancy Duffy takes a fall-back jump shot against Jefferson Moore. E. Charlie Olson isn't the only one at WHS who can jump high. F. The team looks on. F y 99 Track Youth and inexperience were the key factors in the 1973-74 Tiger track team. Under the direction of Coaches Richard Smith and Richard Friedli the team had several individ- uals who had outstanding perfor- mances at several meets. Q33 Us A. Ronnie Ortiz and Thomas Downey. top. Ronnie 0'Bier and Mike Fallon. B. Tiger cross-country team-Coach Richard Smith, Brian Dassow, Steven Ramero. Anthony Perez. Tom Downey, Sir. Danny Rrahluun. james Reeves, Joe Stewart, Alan Dassow. Pat Bonev. Mark Baker, Rodney liasterwood and Hr. Donnie Oesterman. C. The track team- Julian Torres, Tom Downcv. second row, Hike Fallon. Ronnie Ortiz. Rodney Easter' wood, lVcs Downey. Anthony Perez, Bobby Saulters, Donald Coates. Ken NIL-Crarv, Da- vid llall. third row, Oliver Cozhv, Donald Coates, Craig Young, Richard Iludgins, Larry Smith. Ronnie 0'Bier. Clint Kelly. Leo llin- ton. Mike Buller and Coach Richard Smith. D. Nlike Butler sweeps ahead of runners from Richfield and Killeen. IC. David Hall smiles as he passes. F. Julian Torres takes off for a fast tiger start. C. The llving Tiger-Reggie Wil- liams hurdles a hurdle. B 100 C. ,wi 'Eu ,QE ,,.. 6 I ,Q if? D E Tiger Tracksters A. David Hull leaps for his life. B. It's a hird. It's an plane. No, it's Mike Fallon and his dis- cus. C. Senior Tiger Tony Morales pulls and hends the pole for another high vault. D. As the crowd presses in Clint Kelly tlys over un- other hurdle at the Robinson Relays. E. Fast out of the hloeks is just one of Mike Bullerk traits. F. Leon Hinton dashes past the crowd to another victory. C. Reginald Price streaks into the lead. H. Reggie WVillinms puts the long into long jump. ir Y Y- s.a.g.,...N :w U 'X- QXBIQS Golf The Tiger golf team participated in six district tournaments and also in the YVaeo Invitational Golf Tour- nament. The 1974 lettermen were Ceorge Kidwell, Brad Meadows, Benny Booker and Rick Fagen. Other members of the team were Nelson Strother and Cary Burns. A. Nelson Strother has a near miss on the put- ting green. B. Brad Meadows hopes this is his hall. C. Rick Fagen is distracted hy the slrea- ker on the next green. D. The Tiger golf team-Coach jimmy W'oods, Rick Fagen, Brad Meadow s. Blake Browder, Cary Burns and George Kiclwell. E, and F. George Kid- xx ell shows real confidence. , . 'M 0 5.2.4 ,Q 3. flung.. .., 41 M: ' , A ,Q ...M-f , ' ,J ...aw-no ,..,. HQ KN ww Iwi? wvxiz 2 mivmwxh A Couple l . of VVlllgClS A. Couch jimmy NVOrxls gets into thc swing with one of his own woods. B. und C. Bill Bright slmws height ik follow through. 'W J' galil Rl' i A 'IO6 11' 'fr Www' we f II' 'n 5f This was YVaco High's first year to compete in swimming in a long time. Although only one competitor from Waco High entered into each meet, several different first place awards went to the team. The 1973-T4 team was composed of XVendy Smith. YVaco High had no chance in com- peting for a team championship with only one character but Smith well represented the school. Richard Friedli was the swimming coach who went to the meets with Smith to keep him qualified for the competition. D. Long, lean and straight, Wlendy Smith practices his take-off. E. It's not the one arm, one leg man, just VVendy with a hack-stroke: F. This is why it's called the butterfly. , 1-7 ' of , 'aunt f fggobfov-1 N A-sn. 107 Tennis The WHS tennis team of 1973-74 competed fairly well in its tourna- ments, strengthened hy the experi- ence of returning netters. Several key players contributed greatly to the overall power of the team. The team failed to compete for a team championship this year, but with some players coming hack next year it should be ready for next years competition. Mrs. Bruner is coach. A. John Tipton lays his racket into the hall. B. Tennis team: front row, Mrs. Bruner, Lisa Brewer, Kim Kaufman, Colda Lacy, Marian Norris, Ann Nolte, Elaine Kocian, Dorleen Merenda, Felica Richter, Laurie Kennard, Christy Doherty. Back row, Raymond Akers, Pieter Sigtenhorst, joe Martinez, Blake Brow- der, Tim Cotten, john Tipton, Cliff Sharpless, Mark DeVries, Barry Billington, Mark Painter, Billy Sohel, Lisa Lockridgc. C. Elaine Kocian gets into the swing of the game. D. Pieter Sigtenhorst stretches out for the return. it 1 ' X, 108 LL.,,,l , ,gig NH ,U-f,n, if!f'i? 15,46 1 'xjf -if ks F C in K, ,, w , k ,z MQW , 53.41 I 3 - VVV, 37,1 K I , H If ff.--an . .AMX Hmaa.m,g,fa M. 4 ' dx w D 109 A fag 4 N.,xs .M R 'NMR-. 1 A A. John Tipton practices his overhand slam. B. Pieter Sigtenhorst works toward his Wim- bledon championship. C. john Tipton-tennis is easy when you're a pro. D. Coach Bruner- 'iOver the net and through the woods . . 110 Q. ' is , , sv ,3 . . 5' , 1. . E 5 '... . L ..l,. B ,df C D arsity Baseball The highlight of the Tiger hasehall season was the outstanding pitching of junior Danny Borin. His T-2 record outshined an otherwise disap- pointing year. It seemed as if each game would have one or two individ- ual stars, hut in only a few games was the entire team really good. A. Roger Craig leans into the pitch. B. Coach Bill llunter encourages Kelvin Cihson to go on into home. C. Paul Smith ready to finish off the douhle play. D. Bottom rowg David Dulock, Roger Craig, Daxid llosie. Darrin Tillard. George Beard, Kelvin Cilmson. Marty Carcia, Paul Smith, Billy Cirard. Top rowq Coach Bill llunter. Joe Bridgewater. Danny Borin. Jerry Hooper. Tommy Ash. Randy Scott. Paul hvL'llfllCl'S. Charles Kirk, john Cleavclin. 'l'l2 , ff qs 31199 sl 4 F ,4 sg WWA 4, wg 5 Q. , A., 4 -fvkgwmsffuryiu.. aw C X N XXX xx xx xxx 2 19593 D H3 A. An intent Randy Scott waits for the pitbher to throw the hall. B. Billy Girard watches for a homerun opportunity. C. Marty Garcia heats the baseball to home plate. D. Billy Ci- rard lets loose a fast hall. WUUCLHQ 114 2 3 W ty ,.,, Y 17.4 A - Ayn, w , 'M fj 'm,.::ua0 N V' , v W V Ax V It ,, .f M. ' I i ,1 x . ' .w ff .H , .1 . .L . - ,. Q I so an k wiv'-. , V fJy,,A -Ms- - ' 1 - - 1 -vf 'Z 45,f-.. ' Q , ' ',QfNfQr g1s. 1 M V , v .-2 ' ,fu-3 .M 1. ,:- v, ' , ww. -3 -W -4 'V ,. - W' - 1 A 4 , Jig , ,J ' ' , ww w, ' Af f-Mai: Flaw 'K' ww . V' ' im :ffm in ' -- A W.. , Im V.. ' W ' nu, , wr-I ...N x --fa Q ,fn .M ,A-x ' 3, 5 gf' 'IMf'.'J .h MVN., :Y W A, ,:,..fif' ., ,W . A... , uv' . ' ' ' ' ,N ,QI W A !...w-nfl? ' W 1 C D 115 K 116 J Baseball The Junior Varsity baseball team showed next year's Tigers that We will be contending for the district crown. Under the direction of Coach Ken Ferguson the Kittens were 6-4 in competition. A. james Limmer shows his professional pitch- ing style. B. Bottom, Roger Lain, Doug Borin, Matt Cerath, Barry Ritter, Keith Alexander, Mike Fitzhugh, Rocky Lillard, Bruce Conine, Bobby Minchew, top, Coach Ken Ferguson, Bubba WVhite, Steve Rowell, james Limmer, Rusty VVilliams, Travis Cunn, George Long Mike Haddock, David Ellis and Bin Payne. cf Bubba WVhite watches the ball hit the dust. D. Bruce Conine grabs for the ball at first base. , L i f? 6 IIB gi W 1 1 fm M E iiw f 1 -- .,,- - --f' ,'- -- - f .a 1 if f x ax W . , pig Q kk i H ' 5221.2 X 1 'K wg 'R . D' . N if A ,iw ..r w- .- X X J A fi hs' , X s if 2 Sv 3' Q r . WN N 1 i i Q A ff Q 'N N NNN- A... M fm. tudent Government The Student Govemment some- how managed to accomplish some activities during the school year. Through the efforts of the minority of the student government, some were successful. These include the homecoming dance and other activi- ties, commissioner and corrigan elec- tions, they helped to raise money for the pitching machine, and sponsored the Life Action Group during homeroom. A. Front row: Bill Bright, Don Howard, Keith Napier, Charlie Olson, Christy Doherty, Jean Walker, Lesley Hicls, Jerry Hooper. Second row: Ann Nolte, Carolyn Garner, Libby Mas- sey, Kim Boatman, Lisa Castillo, Denny Hart- man, Barry Billington, Lisa Ferris, Robbie Reagan. Third row: Johnnie Walker, Debbie Roberts, joe Martinez, Judy Evans. B. Front row: Denise Smith, Pat Riley, Susie Poppen, Beth Latham, Kellis Richter, Lisa Lockridge, Cynthia Virgen. Second row: Wanda Chesser, jay Rogers, Rosalyn jones, Gary Ramsey, Larry Breedlove, Brenda Walker, Martha Ku- delka, Willa Collins, Charlotte Cummings. Third row: Eddie Marrquin, Charles Brinkley, Stone Estelle, Rick Beckham, Tommy Ash. C. Student Government executive officers are Keith Napier, Lisa Brewer, Ann Pinchak, Christy Doherty, Don Howard, Charlie Ol- son, Anthony Perez fsittingj, Bill Bright, Les- ley Hicks, and sponsor Mr. Bill Hunter. 122 . -'S-min. Mrs. James WVinton, president of PTA, with her officers and parents of VVHS students help through the year to inform parents and keep commu- nications open between parents and teachers. PTA's main fund raising project was the concession stand at basket- ball games. Others included selling scholarship tickets, helping with Goodwill bags, observing Texas Edu- cation YVeek, staffing Salvation Army Christmas Bureau, and show- ing teacher appreciation. D. Mrs. Vera Gardner ttopl and Mrs. Dorothy Booker fboltoml sell cold drinks and goodies to basketball fans. li. Miss Montemayor talks to YVHS student to be about the Spanish class. F. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Montgomery taste re- freshments during YVIISK open house. G. judge Bob Thomas and son tour YVHS during a PTA meeting. J 'Wm 4, A National Honor Society is an orga- nization of students, whose members must maintain a 3.7 grade average. These individuals demonstrate ex- cellence in scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Mr. Joe Mitchell is sponsor. 124 A. Front row: Kim Ceno, Rita Coates, Donna W'inton, Marlene Rosser, Ruth Reese, Sara O'Dell, Debbie Uzzel. Second row, Susan Poppen, Mari Featherstone, Charlie Olson, Don Howard, Charles Morgan, Lester Les- koven, Paul Smith, Mr. Mitchell. B. Front row, Kathy Miller, Janice Mooney, Becky Rose, Lisa Brewer, Sherry Cox, Ann Nolte. Second row, Lisa Lehman, Marian Norris, Su- l B Y san Harrell, Dehhie Little, Darlene Rosser. Ava Smith, Carolyn Carson. Third row, janet Harris, Judy Massirer, Ann Pincliak, jackie Manor, Deanna Rowell, Heidi Reid, Mary Carson, Kris Ceno, Kathy Cowan, Carolyn Garner. Fourth row, Ruth Miller, Lynett Leg- gott, Blake Browder, Mark Painter, Ricky Cathey, Christy Doherty, Peter Sigtenhorst, jo Burns, Cliff Sharpless, Stone Estelle. .,,-Q X fly' 'Q C , Beta The National Beta Club is an orga- nization of leadership and service. Members and sponsor, Mrs. Johnny Morrow, sponsored a Red Cross day. During that day 92 students and fac- ulty gave a pint of blood. C. Front row, Donna Winton, Dana Crocker, lean Walker, janet Davies, Denise Smith, Lora Young, Sherry Cox. Second row, Ann Picnchak, jo Bums, Christy Doherty, Brenda Walker, Pam Graham, Debbie Uzzel, Marian Norris, Kim Kaufman. Third row, Pieter Sig- tenhomt, john Tipton, Charlie Olson, Lester Leskoven, Don Howard, Greg Grissom, Mrs. Morrow. D. Blood donor Patti Urbanovsky, Only a pint! 125 pirit Club The Spirit Club headed by Mrs. Elizabeth Price boosts spirit at WHS during our pep ralleys and football games. A new addition this year of balloons and cans of gravel added alot of welcome color and noise. Their uniforms of gold and white shirts identified them with VVHS. A. Front row, Debbie Little, Sherry Blasi- ngame, Susan McNair, Jane Chastain, Dee Dee Roe, Cynthia Dunham, Mrs. Price, Mar- tha Kudelka, Brenda Walker, Pam Graham, Linda Urbanovsky, Marianne Goodman, Cy- nthia Bassett, Kathy Tanner. Second row, Cy- nthia Anderson, Elizabeth Kasten, Patty Smith, Christine Villanueva, Anita Russell, Dee Dee Cummings, Kris Geno, Cindy Ram- sey, Laura Lester, Donna Volz, Jo Burns, Kathy Haberman, Judy Holman. Third row, Debbie Daily, Bonnie Saxton, Janice Hopper, Velma Ortiz, Gail Scott, Kim Erlanson, Kathy Donaldson, Janice Mooney, Judy Massierer, Deanna Rowell, Susan Harrell, Sherry Cox, Golda Lacy. Fourth row, Debbie Garrett, Gwen Wells, Ylonda Ortiz, Sharon Rogers, Ava Smith, Rita Goates, Debbie Grant, Libby Massey, Kim Boatman, Lisa Ferris, Barbara Noel, Denise Maples, Nancy Palmquist. Fifth row, Doris Degrate, Cesscelie Govan, Pam Neel, Roslyn Jones, Lora Young, Carolyn Gar- ner, Donna Hastings, Lisa Castillo, Gail Pi- relo, Sharon Mize, Denise Smith, Mary Payne. Sixth rowg Delphine Cashaw, Becky Ingle, 126 W' Ann Nolte, Gail Sparks, Tonya Miller, Donna Smith, Johnnie YValker, Penny Compton, Donna Goates, Marian Norris, Susan Duffy. Seventh row, Janell Taylor, Debra Richard, son, Denny Hartman, Nancy Duffy, Reva Shelton, Peggy Stewart, Nancy Foster, Pris- cilla Smith, Cheryl YVilliams, Cindy Younce, Cathy Ramsey, Kellis Richter, Lynett Leg- gott, Willa Collins. Eighth row, Vicky Wat- kins, Harolyn Burr, Algerie McClenan, Dar- lene Ducanshoe, Lola O'Rear, Annie Caesar, Madalyn Laday, Leola Joiner, Sheila Moore, Rita Pate, Becky Rose, Kim Kaufman. B. Spirit Club screams at pep rally. FHA Future Homemakers of America is a service organization that helps its members learn about the home and family. Mrs. jerry Smith, sponsor of FHA leads her members to promote goodwill. Activities included a Mother and Daughter Banquet in the spring, and Christmas presents were brought for a boy at the Mexia State School and candy was given to rest homes dur- ing Easter. A. Front row: Diane Wilson, Diane Kinsey, Denise Smith, Elizabeth Kasten, Robin Don- aldson, Marian Cox. Second row: Patricia Mann, Nancy Turner, Velma Rodriquez, Brenda Johnson, Cindy Klepper, VVanda Simek, Donna Volz, Mrs. Smith. Third row: Debbie Parks, Mary Sims, Charlotte Sims, Nancy Foster, Cora Lee, Melinda Pooley, Dana Crocker, Sherry Blasingame, Debbie Little, Sue Goodwin, Sherry Wilson. B. Mem- bers of FHA attend monthly meetings. Service League The Girls Service League, headed by Miss Elizabeth Morgan gives ser- vice to WHS and the community. Their projects include selling Home- coming mums, serving Thanksgiving dinner to elderly people and buying Christmas presents for needy children. Money raising projects benefiting the baseball pitching machine drive and the annual 'club scholarship in- cluded bake, candy and stationery sales. Members of the club acted as hostesses at a luncheon. A. Front row: Rosalyn Jones, Cynthia Dun- ham, Denise Smith, Marian Norris, Stacy Clauser, Anita Hernadez, Charlotte Cum- mings. Second row: Martha Kudelka, WVilla Collins, Sherry Cox, Colda Lacy, Janice Moo- ney, Susan Harrell, Kathy Donaldson, Mar- ianne Coodman. Third row: Kathy Ramsey, Lynett Leggott, Cynthia VValther, Sherry Blasingame, Ann Nolte, Susie Poppen, VVanda Cbesser, Diane Kinsey, Dawn Jiles, Diane Amos. Fourth row: Cindy Klepper, Ava Smith, Carolyn Gamer, Lisa Ferris, Cindy Ramsey, Kris Geno, Tonya WVilliams, Kathy Miller, Deanna Rowell, Cindy Bassett. Fifth row: Miss Morgan, Maureen Thornton, Deb- bie Daily, Christy Doherty, Dana Crocker, Melinda Pooley, Judy Massirer, Denise Maples, Barbara Noel, Becky Ingle, Kathy llaberman, Brenda YValker, Kathy Tanner, Pam Graham, Sharon Rogers, Mary Payne, Nancy Palmquist, Brenda Snow, Jo Bums. B. Marian Norris and Colda Lacy display presents. 128 I N lke The Nike Club, sponsored by Miss Ann Weeks, is a service organization emphasizing comunity service and the development of leadership, as well as preparing its members for vo- cations and the responsibilities of citizenship. Nike clebrated Christmas and Eas- ter with under-privileged children, and at school they sold candles. Nike also contributed to the Sandy Ander- son fund. B A. Front row, Gail Pirclo, Sharon Nlize, Lora Yoimg, Marian Cox, Miss Weeks, Velma Or- tiz, Elizabeth Kasten, Yolanda Ortiz, Dawley Hills Darla Trussel. Second row, Nancy Fos- ter, jurly Holman, Jann Downing, Martha Kudelka, jane Chastain, Mary Ann Carson, Debbie Brewer, Patricia Mann, Sara Odell, Terry Burson. B. Easter bunny Ten'y Burson celebrates Easter with little kids. Q z rg? A Key The Key Club is a service organi- zation whose members are encour- aged to develop leadership and responsibility. Under the supervision of Mr. Rich- ard Friedli, the once all-male club now includes several female mem- bers. This year the club played Mid- wayis Key Club in basketball in the WVHS gym and won, 69-62. Key also sponsored a patriotism essay contest and in the spring polished trophies. 130 A. Front rowg Christy Doherty, Julie Coats, Janet Harris, Beth Latham, Jo Burns, Donna VVinton, Lester Leskoven. Second row, Terry NVheeler, Mark Alexander, Roger Craig, Da- vid Ilankins, Paul Smith, Charlie Olson, Rick Beckham, Curtis YValton. Third row, Tommy Ash, jerry Hooper, Steve Stanton, Mark Shoe- smith, W'endy Smith. Fourth row, Mr. Friedli, Keith Napier. B. Front row, Pat Riley, Kellis Richter, Heidi Reid, Lisa Brewer, Marian Norris, Ann Pinchak, Pat Lehrman. Second row, WVillie Dever, David Dulock, Sam Cas- tillo, Eddie Marrquin, Paul YVeathers, George Long, jay Rogers, Charles Kirk. Third row, Pieter Sigtenhorst, john Tipton, Lawrence ja- B cobs, Larry Breedlove, Anthony Perez. C. Front row: Kim lirlanson, Debbie Grant, Laura Lester, Becky Rose, Cindy Ramsey, Nancy Dutfey, Ann Nolte. Second vrowg John- nie Walker, Donna llasting, Denny Hartman, Lisa Castillo, Libby Massey, Kim Boatinan, Kris Ceno. Donna Coates. Third row, David Stanford. Hike Steyerson, Donny Haliburton, Nlike Fitzhugh, Mike Sykora, Donald Coates, Blake Browder, Roger Lane, Robbie Reagan, joe Knipper, Joel Talley. D. Robbie Reagan and Mike Fitzhugh see themselves in the shine. E. Basketball players Kelvin Gibson, Mark Shoesmith, and Randy Scott. A Distributive Education, under the W direction Mr. W. D. Husdpeth, en- ables students to earn credit for part- time work, rather than a full school day. Many of the students in DE have jobs that will lead into full-time vocations that will be profitable and satisfying in the future. A. Front row: Bobby Betzer. Bradley Billing- W ton, Dana Crook. Clena Hill, Manda Simek, I4 I Velma Rodriguez. Beth Latham, Brenda john- son, Patti Urbanovsky. Sue Goodwin, Virginia jaclmon. Second rowg Terry Wheeler, Britt Baugh. Terry llaberman, Mark Alexander, David Mansfield, Tim Frenzel, llenry Athey, ?' Terry Woodward, Dwight Smith, Ruel Nash, Mark Davidson. Donald Sawyers, Mr. Hud- speth. Third Rowg Mike DiCorte, Charlie 'B vig Burch, Bill Smith, Wally Sparks, Mayne Roh- erts. Cecil Wilson. Charlie Morgan, Steve C Schroeder, Pete Martinez, Steve Roetshke. B. Pizza Inn's Kerry Tadlock. C. Wanda Simek checks out a cutomer at Sears. ' ff, var' D Ecology The Ecology Club, headed by Mrs. Edna Harris, works to keep the WHS campus clean and beautiful. Her ecology classes learn about the dif- ferent kinds of pollution, how they are caused, and how they can be prevented. Cosmotology Cosmotology is a welcome addi- tion to WVHS. Situated at Truman,s Beauty School, the club prepares its members for jobs they are training for when they graduate. Sponsored by Frances Davila, Cosmotology meets every first Friday of every month. D. Front row, Jackie Manor, Laura Lester, Libby Massey, Ylonda Ortiz, Jo Armand, Olga Lopez, Irene Hamilton, Vikki Dean, Jo Burns, Kellis Richter. Kneeling, Terry Mulcahy, Ray- mond Akers. Third row, Nicholas Holden, De- Marcus Blackwell, Paul Smith, Janet Harris, Becky Rose, Ruth Miller, Lisa Brewer, Mrs. Harris, Cindy Ramsey, Mike Steverson, Joy Richter, Judy Haferkamp, Kim Kaufman, Steve Gardner. Fourth row, Ava Smith, Ann Pinchak, Debra Cady, Janice Hopper, Russell Simon, Les Leskoven, Ruth Reese, Sara Odell, Regina Powers, Judy Sheffield, Brenda Crom- well, Christy Doherty, Tommy Tabor, Debbie Uzzel, Marian Cox. E. Judy Sheffield helps clean up her environment. F. Cosmetology members Becky Anderson, Debby Gifford, Frances Davila, and Anita Green. 133 The National Forensic League is an honor organization for speech and debate students. Points are earned by the members by participation in con- test events and service projects. Miss Anna Tolline Enger is sponsor. A. Front row, Cindy Yonnce, Dorleen Me- renda, Stacy Clauser, Becky Rose, Jeanette Lockhart, Lisa Lehman, Elizabeth Fleming. Second rowg Carolyn Carner, Connie Frazier, Kathy Miller, Mari Featherstone. Mark DeV- ries, Barry Billington. Bliss Enger. Third row, Robbie Reagan, john Tipton, Reggie Wil- liams, Anthony Perez, Stone Estelle. B. Speech students David V'iley, john Tipton, Mark DeVries. and Elizabeth Fleming exhibit their many awards. C. Connie Frazier C011- templates lier next debate victory. l34 Thespians The International Thespians So- ciety is an honor organization for drama students. Members must earn points by participating in contests and performing before groups. The club also assists in the MCC-WVaco High speech tournament. Miss Anna Tolline Enger is sponsor. D. Front rowg Elizabeth Fleming, Carolyn Garner, Judy Sheffield, Cindy Bassett, Mar- lene Rosser, Marian Nonis, Connie Frazier, Becky Rose, Jeri Mulcahy, Maureen Thom- ton. Second rowg Miss Enger, Cliff Sharpless, Anthony Perez, Robbie Reagan, Mark De- Vries, john Tipton, Janice Sykora. E. Kelvin Gibson-everybody wants in the act. -1 If , , , fag - ...fx .- V V - A. fi , 1 ,if - A, 1 fm 4 f'rf'M 5?i if 6-4 if ' ' K '54-, W W 4 QW WIi'Rtw 'ii K J Y ffm? 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Magi? ,. LH? ww? N ',,, j?D3Vl,d Cartwri it ' I! ' in' Ll 'wi wffA5hl9Y,'VnEh'R1?liG'5'Lkfej, ' ' f'-ff' i -' 1551, 'if' uf lf,!?a A5 Q, f M, . ,, i-,. W.f2BC0Sby,T2'1mL-md , .5 f 2 ,I P m, A 5'S'S0w,'Bvyahn. Mw'i,M.f -lu.-f i !'Iei1gy,WDa,v1d pg fw? iDl41wfvSrfhesev'4Tp W Y' ggQ,1Q Y ff'e5Mg3,QQg H i qw we-1 ,- ww- . an M iv , 4, MM F ' , ,j'ffm:.,,g3,M?S- s H .-ing-.D -:V fa... lg :jfs , ,Q , K Q5 ,Aww-.f, -. 5 ,. ,xii Q1 W P' W A V i lrygJQ4 .,l gg -f, 1,. - .aw Sf.-542. ,. ff V Q T4QQ:.4Zv:-ef' k Ngiir -i,?,,l,,Jj,',S, kk' 9 JA YS -k Q 1 Y N .A U Y , .A M -, .w-UMW xg, XWWZSFXQ, , M N K, , 5, V I , L . fm .izmwf , Band The Waco High Fighting Tiger Band represents VVHS with their mu- sic at pep rallies, football games, and contests. Mr. Dick Perot is band director. A. Terry NIlllCllilf' and Oliver Clllllf' carry band flag. B. Rick Fagen- WVhich way did they go? C. The 1973-74 Flag Girls are Lisa Brewer, Ann Nolte, Sheliu Moore, Heidi Reid, Judy Burns, Donna lVinton, jackie Manor, Kiln Reinking. D. Mr. Perot directs Mike Ma- kowski, Pete Martinez, Victor Agular, Rick Fugcn, Allan Dassow, Kent Ringo, Modcster Roberts, Cary Schafer, Kenneth Witt, Tommy Tabor, David Ross, Don Howard, David Henry, Nelson Strother, Mike Kessler, who are members of the stage band. E. Drummers WValrietta Napier and Marion Miller. 138 NWN Q l y W i f y und A. Larry' Smith. David Henry. John Howell. Mike Kessler. Don Howard. Tom Lind. Billy' Sobel. Nelson Strother. B. Front rowg Jeanette Gutierrez. Brad Meadows. Nlury NIeCleary. Second row. Ann Nolte. Stella Gutierrez. Jackie Manor. Anita Lujun. Kim Reinking. Third royyg Sheila Moore. Judy Burns. Heidi Reid. Joe Martinez. Terry Nlulehuy. Jerome Nlerendu. Greg Grissom. Cindy Tofanelli. C. Front roxy. Greg Grissom. Ricky Roberts. Nlike Niukowski. Pete Martinez. Yietor Agus lur. Rick Fugzui. Second row: Donna Vinton. Gary Schafer. Niodester Roberts. Kent Ringo. Tommy Tabor. Tom Broadwater. Bill Bussey. Third row. Don Howard. Dnyid llenry. Mike Kessler. Nelson Strother. i J 5 140 im... MAR. ,4 19 lv if it Y1 ,, ,,g,.,,,,.. , , , . --vm-v no W , . , i fi f D E F D. Front rowg Sum Castillo, Rick Fagan, Vic- tor Agular. Second row, Nancy Caiton, Ricky Roberts, Pete Martinez, Mike Makowski. E. Front row, Oliver Colby, Joel Talley, Keith Napier, Wes Downey, Thomas Downey. Sec- ond row, Cary Schafer, Tom Broadwater, Bill Bussey, Modester Roberts, Kent Ringo, Tommy Tabor, Rocky Vaughn. F. Kneeling, Clay Carter. Standing, Bryan Dassow, Charlie Lopez, Allan Dassow, Mark Ashley, Reginald Price. 141 ,1 , PAF More than just a Spanish club , the Pan American Student Forum is an organization consisting of the Spanish classes. Sponsored by the Texas Good Neighbor Commission, PASF promotes friendship between the high school youth of Texas and Latin America. The sale of Trick or Treats by club members during the Halloween sea- son raised money for a girl's orphan- age in Mexico. PASF'ers also at- tended a convention is San Antonio. 142 x M--.. fi 3 .1 if A. nv' 'O-it ' ia 'te A. Front row, Eddie Marrquin, Paul Smith, Bill Bright, David llankins, Kexin Reese, Ronnie Ortiz. Second row, Ruth Miller, Judy Evans, Lynett Leggott, Elizabeth Fleming, Judy Sheffield, Golda Lacy, Sherry Cox. Third row, Heidi Reid, Rita Goates, Debbie Little, Dolma YVinton, Ruth Reese, Janet Harris, Julie Coates, Judy Burns, Nancy Duffy, Kris Geno, Mary Ann Carson, Fourth row, Frances Ochoa, Jolm Lovelace, Martha Ku- delka, Larry Boone, Murray Coggin, Richard Patterson, Angelo Garcia. Ray Noack, Ar- mando Virgen, Charlie Lopez, Judy Massier, Janice Mooney, Les Leskoyen, Mark Bayer, Miss Montemayor, B. Front row, Gail Pirelo, Sharon Mize, LaDonna Hardy, Ylonda Ortiz, Susan Harrell, Lisa Castillo, DeAnn Rowell. Second row, Patsy Moline, Cindy Bassett, Jan Downing, Teresa Poteet, Jana Harris, Debbie Garrett, Velma Ortiz, Donna Goates, Bruce Conine, Roger Lane, Mark Price, Third row, Steve Garner, Craig Young, Brad Meadows, Miss Montemayor, Robbie Reagan, Larry Smith, Sam Castillo. C. Delegates to the Span- ish convention. D. Front row, Lora Young, Darlene Rosser, Joy Richter, Marlene Rosser, D German The German club sponsored by Mrs. Kathleen Bruner, initiates the organization of Texas German Students. The club members this year raised funds through a bake sale. The club also attended Wurstfest, a German folk festival held annually in New Braunfels. Becky Rose, LaDonna Hardy, Marian Norris Second Row, Mrs. Bruner, Joe Knipper, Larry O'Neal, Lisa Brewer, Judy Haferkamp Christy Doherty, Janet McElroy, Cindy ToFanalli, Jackie Manor, Jo Burns. Third row, Carolyn Carson, James Limmer, Blake Browder, Pieter Sigtenhorst, John Tipton, Charlie Olson, Ricky Cathey, Cynthia WVat- son, Debbie Uzzel, Tracey Frenzel, Barry Bill- ington. El James Limmer- VVurstfest goes better with Coke. 143 A. V , 'N--ss! A B4 JCL The Junior Classical League is an organization for Latin students. The purpose of JCL is to unify its nation- wide membership for better under- standing of the Latin language. Sponsored by Mrs. Barbara Sud- dath, JCL members attended a Latin convention in Austin where they met with Latin students from across the state. JCL made Valentine's Day extra special with the sale of candygrams. .fist K B A. Front rowg Sharon Rogers, Ann Pinchak, Kathy Miller, Carolyn Garner, Mary NlcClary, Jane Chastain, Sherry Cox. Second row, Mrs. Suddath, Mark Painter, Pieter Sig- tenhorst, Laurie Kennard, Ava Smith, Yvonne Garza, Aneice Newsom, Kathy Haberman, Judy Holman, Larry Breedlove, Anthony Perez. Third row, Barry Billington, Bobby Nlinchew, Ronny McDonald, Bowie Barnett, Cliff Sharpless, Benny Booker, Paul YVeathers, Kim Hodges, George Long, Pat Boney, Leon- ard Rejcek, Steve Chamrod, Don Howard, Rogers, Tom Broadwater. B. Carolyn Car- ner- How do you spell 'WVhere are my over- shoes?' in Latin?,' 1, A ournalism The Journalism I classes contrib- uted their talents and work to the Wacoan. These students sell advertis- ing, write articles, and basically learn newspaper production. This spring journalism helped the Gov- ernment Students sponsor a dress-up week displaying a differentitheme every day. The week ended with a be-bop day and evening dance. The classes began this year also sponsor- ing a volleyball tournament, WHS won first and second place. A. Front row: Lori Dunson, Marianne Good- man, Sherry Blasingame, Janice Mooney, Su- san Harrell, Isabel Rosas, Kellis Richter. Sec- ond row: Lester Leskoven, David Dulock, Paul Grahsky, Mark Ray, John Proctor, Golda Lacy, Ruth Reese, Cheryl VVilliams, Patricia Mann. Third row: David Carlile, Sidney Rose, Raymond Akers, jerry Hooper, Kelvin Gib- son, Sylvia Benavidez, Ruth Miller, Marian B Cox. B. Front row: janet Davies, Denise Maples, Maureen Thornton, Lisa Lockridge, Lynett Leggett, Gayla Graham, Diane Amos. Second row: Mari Featherstone, Larry O'Neal, Brenda Walker, Heidi Reid, Denise Smith, Pam Graham, Mike Daniel, WVayne Stinson, Marty Garcia. Thirdvrow: Pieter Sig- tenhorst, Van McLennan, Kim Hodges, David Hankins, jim Sparks, Russell Simon. 145 Wacoan Waco High's newspaper, the Wa- coan, was a monthly issue. The re- sponsibility of the Wacoan fell into the hands of first year journalism classes. Among major feature stories in this yearls newspaper included a controversial issue on athletics at WVHS. Debbie Putnam, Russell Simon, Janice Sykora, and Larry O,Neal contributed greatly to the paper's success. A. Russell Simon, You mean the deadline is tomorrow! B. Debbie Putnam, lt's working, but lim not. C. Janice Sykora, I would rather play my piano. B C 146 Daisy Chain Staff Bfwnolaf ufmour 19174442 vaawowl TWH W YJ? jk 1M 3W 0 aqua, CNW plcnweymwsnmskixfifw aw Kel and Crock 'WVe,re so glad we had this time to- gether. That verse echoed through- out the journalism department all year. It was the fault of two girls, Kelly Shilling and Dana Crocker, eo- editors of the Daisy Chain. Kel and Croek', led the staff in prepara- tion for the yearbook, beginning last summer with a workshop in San An- tonio. Many hours on weekends, nights and early mornings were spent to make the book what it is. Fi- nally after graduation the final pages of the book were taken to the Post Office bound for the publishers in Alabama. YVe,re so glad we had this time together, but also glad this time is gonef, A. and B. Kel and Crock work hard Creally it's hardly work? to meet that final deadline. C. One of next year's editors, Lynett Leggott, gets a little special instruction from Kelly and Dana. gg.. A., 4- .. tww Chorus The Chorus department, directed bv Mr. James Queen, involves stu- dents in all types of singing activi- ties. The classes have produced many programs including a Thanksgiving program, a Christmas dance. and a performance at the Lions Cluh. In the fall, chorus produced the musical, The Roar of the Grease aint. It Have onortunities ZW lor the characters to sing solo. A. Mr. ueen can tunc his nano and direct l his classes at the same time. B. Chorus mem- hcrs sing their little hearts out. B H9 'fe The reward to being in chorus is to be a member of the Concert Choir. On the following two pages are the members of this year's choir. Front row: Sharon Mize, Linda Ur- banovsky, Yvonne Garza. Second row: Kathy Donaldson, Elizabeth Fleming, Joy Richter, Lora Young. Third Row: Pieter Sigtenhorst, John Richardson, Jeanne Murphy, Brenda Snow, Nick Holden, Mr. Queen. Fourth row: Raymond Akers, Greg Grissom, Rhonda Southwell. Fifth row: Jo Burns, Martha Kudelka, Robin Pooley, Pat Lehrman. Sixth row: Kim Kaufman, Marianne Car- son, Janice Mooney, Mark Ray. Sev- enth row: Angelo Garcia, Deanna Rowell, Kathy Tanner, Tommy Ash. Eighth row: Cliff Sharpless, Christy Doherty, Debbie Daily. Ninth row! Judy Massirer, Charlie Olson., Wendy Smith, Becky Ingle. Tenth row: Rogers Mitchell, Richard Patterson. W 151 -If 45, Aw-A ,M ,K F V I x ff lui w? -it f 1 K .Y y ' , fi!! X !,b XQNJ1 N X .f xv ' ,f ,. ' Nw fm.. i ' 5 K' is sen' M we -nam 1 30135, Q ll s 'Q.fglji:qKYl' Y, , 1-3, ,5ff'5?'4ifce.i'snvr3 L may 1 'naw 'gun '93 Y A 5' iffy. ' 4. 'wwf' 54 .- ,. gi.. , . 'iff' A M-Ui - f ' . ' 'R A in 'XQ:,l'. 'fill 4,411 Q: f .416 , in ' 4410-efJK if . ., K 9 1 Q K Z a gifffi' F2255 5 P, . 7 J. - L .1 1 Q, 'Q 9:11, -'Q A , 5-rv X 1' S :Sf of ! 7 1 56 4 up .I qgw.. me rf A ww M ,J is i V C ff . ' . 57 hi, . Vk,r . . Q I Q xv l R Lge ' D E F tudent Honors Throughout the year students re- cieve honors. Students are elected by the student body for most representa- tive boy and girl and valentine couple. Key Club Sweetheart is an election by members of the Key Club. DAR Citizenship is awarded by the Daughters of American Revo- lution. The only All State Choir member is Greg Grissom and the only All State Band member is Ann Pinchak. The Challenge team com- peted with other area high schools on television and did very well. a. Ann Pinchak and Greg Grissom. b. David Wiley, Donna Wiiiton, Mrs. Bruner, Sponsor, Lisa Lehman, and Don Howard. c. Jo Burns, the DAR Citizenship award winner. d. Christy Doherty and Charlie Olson, the Val- entine Couple. e. Mary Payne, the Key Club Sweetheart. f. Most Representative boy and girl, David Wiley and Mary Payne. 157 utside of Class VVhen students aren't working in class, they are doing things they like to do. Some of these activities are: art show, junior bee-bop dance, stu- dent volleyball game, Club Allegro, and cheerleader tryouts. A. Green Akers. B. Terry Burson and Terry DeMonney. C. Larry Brown and Terry Hol- brook in action. D. Leonard Rejcek spikes the ball as Roy Gutierrez and Jerry Hooper looks on. E. Roxanne Minze, Colda Lacy, and Lisa Ferris. 158 SC ff ,NL T15 .Xxx X . A x X , r 'C c ' a 1 . ef is J A .. . 1 K Lvfiirl., l V, 1, y is , 6 SWF 'kj 41273 O9 ff' ..... '- -X - . , , Nh-if , I Q fig, .W 4 ,.-, Q ki 9:1 46 i' 439' t 1 ' ff' ff - .gzk 'f M X , g ' 4 , S 1 1 fn an ..-- . S we Q. gr 5 HQ B 1' 1 1 :sql fa-uni Q N , 1 x Q A 25 A. Glenna Hill. B. Bill Bright and Lisa Ferris offer impersonation of Sonny and Cher. C. Mary Ann Carson plays the Sling.'i D. Brenda VVzllker and Kim Hodges hee-hop at the hop. E. Robin and Charlie Pooley win dance contest. 161 Senior Rec Senior Recognition is a tradition and outstanding Seniors are recog- nized. The day starts off with individ- ual achievement, the Senior skit, and then a picnic at Cameron Park. A. Bill Bright, your friendly wezithcrman. B. Bruce Mohan and the team. C. One of many exciting pep rallies. D. Senior gluttons. E. Ke- vin Reese and Leslie Hicks find ii peaceful spot. 162 A - 4, B . . Vigxwgimz M i .a ff- L- - fi .RA , ' E 'XX Y . winning f.-Q Senior Prom Seniors were finally realizing at the prom that their year at XVaeo High was coming to an end. This end was just a beginning. Music at the prom was provided by Texas who of- fered a variety of music. The prom was a big success. 'V' A. Keith Napier enjoyed himself. B. People enjoyed dancing at the prom. C. May l have this dance? 164 x Mlm 'VR 'N Graduation 218 Seniors graduated from YVaeo High School, May 30. Their Senior year was great and memories would not he forgotten. 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VVh0's VVh0 5-by vga Business Lori Dunson DE Cecil Wilson 'Q gf :Aim V Qg M x Chorus I0 Bums iw Tennis Elaine Kocian Band-English-Latin Don Howard Ioumalism Brenda Snow Woodshop William Blackmon Electricity Kevin Reese Homemaking jean Walker Other VVho,s Who honore tured are: Baseball-Paul Smith Basketball-Charlie Olson Drama-Beth Fleming F oothall-Tony Morales Math-Donna Winton Social Studies and Col Kidwell Spanish-Debbie Little Speech and Science-Davi es not pic f- George d Wiley Senior Index Adams, Mark-Football statistician, Daisy Chain and Wacoan Staff Alexander, Mark-DE, Key Angelo, Deborah-Key Ash, Thomas-Key, Football, Base- ball, Student Government, Concert Choir Ashcraft, Moman-DE, Key Barnett, Bowie-JCL Baugh, Britt-DE Beckham, Rick-Football, Key CTreas.Q, Student Government Blasingame, Sheryl-Office Assis- tant, JCL, Spirit, Girls' Service League, FHA Boone, Larry-PASF Brewer, Deborah-Nike fTreas.J Bright, Bill-PASF, Student Govern- ment CCity Managerj, Track, Golf, Staff Photographer, Lions Club Award, Chamber of Commerce Council, VVho's VVho Among Ameri- can High School Students Bruning, Debbi-Spirit, Girls' Ser- vice League, Daisy Chain and Wa- coan Staff Burch, Charlie-PASF, DE Burns, Io-Cheerleader, Key, Girls' Service League, German lSec.J, Na- tional Beta, NHS, Concert Choir, Ensemble, 1973 Homecoming Princess Burson, Terry-Nike Buchanan, Paula-Nike Carson, Carol-Office Assistant, German, NHS Chesser, Wanda-Girls, Service League, Student Government, JCL, Key, Vocational Homemaking, FHA, Whois Who Among American High School Students, Library Aide Cleavelin, john-Baseball Coates, julie-Key, PASF, Cheer- leader, Homecoming Queen Nominee Connell, Stephen-Football Cox, Marian-Nike, FHA, Ecology, Concert Choir Craig, Roger-Baseball, Key Crocker, Dana-Girls' Service League, CV-Pres.J. 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Editor? Ramsey, Cathy-German, Spirit, Girls' Service League, Student Gov- ernment, School Mascot Reese, Kevin-PASF Reese, Ruth-Wacoan Staff, NHS, PASF, Ecology Rejcek, Leonard-JCL, Ecology Richardson, Iohn-Concert Choir, Football Richter, joy-Ecology, German, Concert Choir, FTC Richter, Kellis-Spirit, Key, Girls' Service League, German, Student Government, Baseball Bat Girl Riley, Pat-FHA, Key, Nike, Spirit, Student Government Roberts, Wayne-DE Rodriquez, Velma-FHA KV. Pres.j Key, 1973 Homecoming Queen, Girls' Service League, Nike Rosser, Darlene-Girls' Service League, NHS, German, Thespian, Library Aide, Office Assistant, Stu- dent Government Rosser, Ma rlene-NH S, German Ecology 7 Rotruck, Vicky-PASF Sawyer, Donald-DE Sawyers, Debbie-PASF Schafer, Gary-Band, Stage Band Schroeder, Steve-DE, Choir Scott, Randall-Football, Track Seymour, Randy-Football, Track Sheffield, Judy-PASF, Library Aide, Thespian, Tennis, JCL, Ecology Shilling, Kelly-Wacoan Staff, Quill and Scroll, Daisy Chain fCo-editor? Shoesmith, Mark-Key Simelc, Wanda-F HA CPres.Q, Key, Girls' Service League, DE Simon, Russell-Wacoan Staff fEdi- torj, Quill and Scroll, Ecology Smith, Denise-FHA, Spirit, Na- tional Beta, Student Government, Girls' Service League, NHS Smith, Paul-Senior Class Treasurer, NHS, PASF, Ecology, Key, Baseball Snow, Brenda-Student Govern- ment, Girls' Service League, Quill and Scroll, Choir, Daisy Chain and Wacoan Staff, Concert Choir Stanford, Beatrice-Student Government Stanton, Steve-Key Sykora, Ianice-Thespians, Wacoan Staff, Quill and Scroll Tabor, Tommy-Stage Band, Ecology Thornton, Maureen-Wacoan Staff, Thespian, NFL, Student Govern- ment, Girls' Service League Tillard, Darron-Baseball Turner, Nancy-FHA fSec.J, Spirit Urbanovsky, Patti-PASF, DE Uzzel, Deborah-German fPres.j, National Beta, Ecology, NHS, Nike Volz, Donna-FHA, Library Aide, Thespian Walker, Jean-Band, Choir, Student Government CTreas.J, Senior Class Secretary, National Beta Walther, Cynthia-Girls' Service League, DE Walton, Curtis-Key, Football, Stu- dent Government Wheeler, Terry-Band, Key, DE, Stage Band Wiley, David-NHS, NFL, Debate Squad, Challenge Team Williams, Cheryl-Spirit, Girls' Basketball Williams, Tanna-Nike, Key, Stu- dent Govemment Wilson, Cecil-DE Wilson, Diane-FHA, Library Aide Winton, Donna-PASF, NHS, Na- tional Beta, Band, Spirit, Challenge Team, National Merit Scholar In Memorium Waco High junior, Larry Webb died in a one car accident on Rock Creek Road Friday morning, No- vember Webb died en route to Providence Hospital two and one half hours after the accident. Index Adams, Mark 62, 89 Aquilar, Victor 52, 136, 138, 140, 141 Akers, Raymond 52, 108. 132, 145, 150, 151 Albrecht, Shirley 36 Alhridge, Mike :ss Albritton, Sharon 36 Alexander, Keith 36, 118 Alexander, Mark 62, 130 132 Alexander, Mike 36 Alexander, Tony 36 Alexander, Vivian 27, 52 Amos, Dia11e 128, 145 Amos, Marilyn 52 Anderson, Becky 52, 132 Anderso11, Chandra 52 Anderso11, Cynthia 126 Angelo, Debbie 62 Apperson, Parker 36, 52 Ar1na11d, Jo 52, 132 Arma11d, Tim 62 Ash, Tommy 62, 75, 85, 112, 122, 1:10, 151 Ashcraft, Moman 62 Asher, Dennis 62 Ashley, Mark 36, 137, 141 Athey, Henry 62, 132 Ayala, Tom 52 Baker, Mark 52, 100 Ballard, Debbie 36 Banks, Donald 62 Barnett, Bowie 62, 144 Barrett, Steve 52 Barron, Paul 52 Barton, Candy 36 Bassett, Cindy 36, 126, 135, 145 Bassett, Eddie 36 Bauer, Rana 36 Baugh, Britt 62, 1:32 Baxley, Kathy 36 Bayer, Mark 143 Beard, George 52, 112 Beard, Marshall 52 Beckham, Rick 62, 82, 90, Behri11ger, April 62 Behringer, Billy 62 Benavidez, Sylvia 62, 145 Berger, Carolyn 62 Bergland, Donald 36 Bettinger, Keith 52 Billington, Barry 36, 108, 122, 134, 144 Billington, Bradley 53, 132 Black Dee Dee 53 Blackburn, Vickie 37 122, 130 Blackman, VVilliam 63, 191 Blackwell, De Marcus 53, 132 Blasingame, Sherry 63, 126, 127, 128, 145 Boahnan, Kim 37, 122, 126, 130 Boney, Pat 53, 100, 144 Booker, Benny 85, 88, 104, 144 Boone, Larry 63, 143 Borin, Da1111y 53, 112 Bori11, Doug 36, 118 Boswell, john 37 Braiser, James 63 Branch, Cary 37 Breedlove, Larry 53, 122, 130, 144 Brewer, Debbie 63, 108, 129, 132 Brewer, Lisa 53, 123, 124, 130, 132, 136, 138, 143 Bridges, Kare11 37 Bridgewater, Joe 37, 112 Bright, Bill 30, 63, 73, 106, 122, 123, 143, 160, 162 Brinkley, Charles 53, 122 Broadwater, Carlos 37 Broadwater, Tom 137, 140, 141, 144 Brooks, Rebecca 37 Brooks, Robert 37 Brooks, Tina 37 Browder, Blake 37, 104, 108, 124, 130, 143 Brown, Kare11 37 Brown, Larry 63, 159 Brown, Ricky 53 Bruns, Shirley 37 Bruning, Debbie 63 Brya11t, Kathy 63 Burch, Charlie 63, 132 Burdick, Daniel 37 Burkett, Dee 53 Bur11s, Cary 37, 41, 89, 104 Burns, jo 27, 63, 80, 124, 125, 126, 128, 130, 132, 143, 151, 157, 189 Bur11s, Judy 53, 136, 138, 140, 143 Burr, Harolyn 63, 126 Burson, Mike 37 Burson, Terry 63, 129, 158 Bussy, Bill 53, 98, 137, 140, 141 Butler, Mike 100, 102 Byrum, William 63 Cady, Debra 37, 132 Caldwell, Bethal 37 Caldwell, Wanda 53 Campbell, Cary 37 Cargill, Robert 53 Carlile, David 145 Carson, Carol 63, 124 Carson, Mary Ann 53, 124, 129, 143, 151, 160 Carter, Clay 38, 137, 141 Cashaw, Carlton 27, 53, 94 Cashaw, Delphine 126 Cashaw, Winston 38 Cartwright, David 38 Castillo, Lisa 38, 122, 126, 130, 143 Castillo, Sam 28, 53, 82, 98, 130, 136, 141, 143 Cathey, Sheila 38 Cathy, Ricky 53, 124, 143 Ceuson, Ann 38, 126 Chambers, Cindy 38 Chamrod, Steve 27, 63, 144 Chaneyworth, Robby 53 Chastain, Jane 54, 126, 129, 144 Chesser, Wanda 63, 122, 128 Chollett, Cary 54 Chollett, Richard 54 Cleavelin, john 63, 112 Cleere, Pam 54 Clemmons, Carl 63 Clendennan, Dave 54 Coates, Donald 38 Coates, julie 27, 63, 80, 130, 143 Cobb, Dennis 38 Coggin, Murray 143, 38 Coleman, Harold 38 C0lli11s, Rita 64 Collins, Willa 122, 126, 128 Compian, Helen 38 Compia11, Maria 64 Compton, Pennita 38, 126 Conne, Bruce 38, 143 Connell, Sherri 38 Connell, Steve 64, 82 Conine, Bruce 98, 118, 119 Cowan, Kathy 124 Cox, Marian 64, 127, 129, 132, 145 Cox, Sherry 52, 124, 125, 126, 128, 142, 144 Cozby, Oliver 100, 136, 138, 141 Craig, Roger 64, 112, 130 Crocker, Dana 64, 125, 127, 128, 148 Cromwell, Brenda 64, 132 Crook, Dana 132 Cummings, Charlotte 64, 122, 126, 128 Daniel, Mike 54, 145 Daniels, David 55, 94 Dassow, Alan 54, 100, 137, 1381 Dassow, Brian 39, 100, 137, 141 Davidso11, Mark 54, 132 Davies, Janet, 54, 125, 145 Davis, Brenda 55 Davis, Mike 55 Davis, Pete 39 Davis, Randy 64 Davis, Troy 39 Deall, LaNee11a 55 Deall, Tom 55, 89 Dean, Vikki 132 Dedulk, Robert 39 Defoe, Donald 39 Degrate, Dorris 39, 126 Degrate, Ramona 39 DeMonney, Terry 64, 80, 158 Dever, Willie 64, 65, 94, 130 DeVries, Mark 108, 134, 135 DeVries, Mike 39 DiCorte, Mike 55, 132 Dodd, Mike 39 Doherty, Christy 27, 64, 108, 122, 123, 124, 125, 128, 130, 132, 143, 151, 157 Dolezal, Gary 39 Dolezal, Larry 39 Dominquez, Daniel 55 Donaldson, Joe 64 Donaldson, Kathy 55, 126, 128, 151 Donaldson, Robin 64, 75, 127 Dooley, Ken 39 Downey, Tom 64, 86, 100, 137, 141 Downey, Wes 39, 100, 137, 141 Downing, Jann 55, 129, 143 Duffy, Nancy 39, 98, 99, 126, 130, 143 Duffy, Susan 55, 126 Dulock, David 55, 112, 130, 145 Duncanshoe, Darlene 126 Dunham, Cynthia 55, 126, 128 Dunson, Lori 64, 145, 188 Easterwood, Rodney 39, 100 Eddleman, Susan 40 Elderbrook, Don 40 Ellis, David 118 Erlanson, Kim 40, 126, 130 Estelle, Donnis 40, 98 Estelle, Mildred 64 Estelle, Stone 122, 124, 134 Evans, Judy 40, 122, 143, Ewing, David 55 Ewing, Debbie 40 Fagen, Rick 55, 104, 138, 140, 141 Fallon, Mike 55, 85, 100, 102 Featherstone, Mari 64, 75, 124, 134, 145 Ferris, Lisa 40, 51, 126, 128, 159 Fitzhugh, Jimmie 55 Fitzhugh, Mike 40, 118, 130 Fleming, Beth 64, 134, 135, 143, 141, 192 Florez, Diana 40 Foster, Nancy 40, 126, 127, 129 Fox, Leonard 65, 76 Frazier, Connie 40, 135, 134 Frenzel, Tim 65, 132 F renzel, Tracey 65, 143 Fuller, Mike 55 Gaither, Otha 65, 94, 98 Gaiton, Nancy 56, 136, 141 Galavez, Vincent 40 Gamble, Bridget 40 Garcia, Angelo 65, 143, 151 Garcia, Christy 40 Garcia, Marty 55, 89, 112, 114, 145 Gardner, Steve 55, 85, 132, 143 Garner, Carolyn 40, 122, 124, 126, 134, 135, 144 Garner, Jodi 40 Garner, William 65 Garrett, Debbie 40, 126 Garrett, Elizabeth 65 Garrett, James 65 Gates, Mike 40 Garza, Yvonne 65, 144, 151 Geno, Kim 45, 65, 124 Geno, Kris 40, 124, 126, 128, 130, 143 Gerath, John 65 Gerath, Matt 41, 118 Gervus, Cecilia 43, 136 Gibson, Joe 56 Gibson, Kelvin 65, 94, 112, 1:35, 145 Gifford, Debby 41, 132 Gifford, Linda 41, Gilliam, Sheri 41, 136 Girard, Billy 65, 112, 114, 115 Glauser, Stacy 65, 128, 134 Goates, Donald 41, 100, 130 Goates, Donna 41, 126, 130, 143 Goates, Rita 65, 124, 126, 143 Gonzales, Skip 56 Goodman, Marianne 65, 126, 128, 145 Goodwin, Sue 66, 127, 132 Goolsby, Billie 17 Govan, Cesselie 41, 126 Grabsky, Paul 66, 145 Graham, Gayla 56, 145 Graham, Pam 27, 56, 125, 126, 128, 145 Grant, Debbie 126, 130 Graves, Gaiwain 41 Green, Anita 132 Green, Tony 41 Grissom, Greg 32, 56, 125, 136, 140, 151, 157 Gunn, Travis 41, 118 Gutierrez, Genny 66 Gutierrez, Jeanette 56, 76, 136, 140 Gutierrez, Roy 66, 159 Gutierrez, Stella 136, 140 Haberman, Kathy 56, 126, 128, 144 Haberman, Terry 56, 132 Haferkamp, David 56 Haferkamp, Judy 66, 132, 143 Haik, Becky 41, 56 Hale, Danny 66 Haliburton, Donald 41 Hall, David 41, 100, 102 Hamilton, Beatrice 66 Hamilton, Dorothy 56 Hamilton, Irene 41, 56, 132 Hankins, David 27, 66, 130, 143, 144 Hardin, Mike 56 Hardy, LaDonna 66, 143 Hargrove, Donna 56 Harmon, Mary 42, 51 Harrell, Susan 56, 124, 126, 128, 143, 145 Harris, Janet 66, 80, 124, 130, 132, 143 Harris, Jayna 41, 143 Hart, Phyliss 42 Hartley, Edna 66 Hartman, Denny 42, 122, 126, 130 Hartzell, Norman 42 Hasting, Donna 42, 126, 130 Hawthorne, David 56 Head, Charles 42 Heath, Melton 51 Henderson, Burlie 42 Henry, Charlotte 42 Henry, David 42, 136, 138, 140 Hernandez, Anita 128 Hernandez, Gloria 56 Herring, Allen 42 Hicks, Lesley 66, 122, 123, 163 Hill, Debbie 66 Hill, Glena 66, 132, 160 Hill, James 51 Hills, Dawley 56, 129 Hinton, Leo 51, 100, 102 Hoag, Lois 66 Hoagland, Lois 42 Hodges, Kim 66, 86, 144, 145, 161 Holdbrook, Terry 66, 88, 159 Holden, Nicholas 51, 132, 151 Holman, James 66 Holman, Judy 56, 126, 129, 144 Holt, Ann 51 Holt, Deborah 42 Hooper, Janice 42, 126, 132 Hooper, Jerry 66, 82, 88, 112, 122, 130, 145, 159 Horton, Wayne 42 Hosie, David 66, 112 Hosie, Dirk 42 Howard, Don 23, 28, 62, 76, 82, 88, 122, 123, 124, 125, 136, 138, 140, 144, 157, 189 Howell, Jolm 42, 136, 140 Hudgins, Jerrie 56 Hudgins, Richard 42, 100 Hughes, Ann 42 Hunsucker, Stanley 66 Ingle, Becky 56, 126, 128, 151 Jacobs, Lawrence 65, 67, 94 W7 Jackson, Tony 43 Jackson, Verticle 51 Jackson, Virginia 67, 132 Jakubik, Elaine 67 Janecka, John 43 Jeffry, Kelvin 43 Jiles, Dawn 128 Johnson, Brenda 127, 132 Johnson, Charles 43 Johnson, Cheryl 56 Johnson, Regina 27, 56 Jolly, Anthony 57 Jointer, Leola 51, 126 Jones, Jessie 43 Jones, Linda 67 Jones, Mary 67 Jones, Rosalyn 57, 126, 128 Juntenun, Vicki 67 Kaluza, Cynthia 43 Kaluza, Sandra 67 Karl, Gary 43 Kasten, Elizabeth 67, 126, 127, 129 Kaufman, Kim 57, 108, 125, 132, 151 Keaton, Sherri 57 Kelly, Clint 43, 100, 102 Kendall, Ronnie 43 Kennard, David 57 Kennard, Laurie 43, 108, 144 Kessler, Jackie 43, 46 Kessler, Mike 67, 137, 138, 140 Ketchum, Mike 43 Kidwell, George 27, 28, 67, 104, 192 Kinsey, Diann 67, 127, 128 Kirk, Charles 57, 112, 130 Kirkpatrick, Connie 57 Kitchens, Vicki 43 Klepper, Cindy 67, 127, 128 Knipper, Joe 43, 91, 143 Kocian, Elaine 27, 67, 108, 189 Kocian, Walter 43 Korenek, Carol 67 Kudelka, Martha 57, 122, 126, 128, 129,143,151 Lacy,canda 52,57,1o8,126,12s, 143,145,159 Laday, Madeline 43, 126 Lane, Roger 43, 44, 118, 130, 143 Larence, Victor 44 Lassitter, James 44 Latham, Beth 68, 122, 130, 132 Lawrence, Rodney 52, 57, 98 Leggott, Lynett 27, 57, 59, 80, 124, 126, 128, 143, 145, 148 Lee, Cora 127 Lehman, Lisa 57, 124, 134, 156, 157 Lehrman, Pat 68, 130, 151 Leskoven, Lester 68, 124, 125, 130, 132, 143, 145 Lester, Laura 126, 130, 132 Lewis, Harold 52, 68 Lilliard, Hal 57 Lilliard, Rocky 44, 118 Limback, Hazel 68 Limmer, James 44, 98, 118, 143 Lind, Tom 68, 136, 140 Littles, Bobby 57 Little, Debbie 68, 124, 126, 127, 143, 192 Littlefield, Travis 44 Lockhart, Jeanette 134 Lockridge, Lisa 68, 108, 122, 145 Loden, Carla 44 Long, Carl 89 Long, George 27, 57, 61, 86, 118, 130, 144 Looney, Alvin 68 Lopez, Charlie 68, 85, 137, 141, 143 Lopez, Linda 44 Lopez, Olga 57, 132 Love, Carol 44 Lowe, Tim 44 Lovelace, John 143 Lujan, Anita 57, 136, 140 Maddox, Johnny 44 Makowski, Mike 44, 136, 138, 140, 141 Mann, Patricia 57, 127, 129, 145 Manor, Jackie 27, 57, 124, 132, 136, 138, 140, 143 Mansfield, David 132 Maples, Denise 57, 126, 128, 145 Marroquin, Eddie 57, 122, 130, 143 Martin, Ricky 44, 68 Martinez, Joe 44, 108, 122, 136, 140 Martinez, Pete 68, 132, 136, 138, 140, 141 Massey, Libby 44, 122, 126, 130, 132 Massirer, Judy 57, 124, 126, 128, 143 Mayberry, Elbert 44, 94 Mayfield, A11drea 68 McCleary, Mary 58, 136, 140, 144 McCrary, Kenneth 44, 100 McDonald, John 68 McDonald, Ronnie 58, 98, 144 McElroy, Janet 44, 143 McGregor, William 44 McLennan, Algerie 58, 126 McLennan, Van 68, 145 McMillion, G.W. 45 McNair, David 68 McNair, Susan 45, 126 McNeeley, Virginia 58 Meadows, Brad 58, 104, 136, 140, 143 Meeks, Kathy 45 Meeker, Glen 58 Melanchuck, John 45 Melendez, Glenda 45 Merenda, Diane 69 Merenda, Dorleen 69, 75, 108, 134 Merenda, Gene 136 Merenda, Jerome 45, 140 Merkledove, Charlotte 68 Miles, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Otis 58, 94 Gilbert 58 Kathy 128, 134, 144 James 69 Marion 45, 136 Rut11 69, 124, 132, 143, 145 Tanya 45, 126 Melton, Mike 45 Minchew, Bobby 58, 118, 144 Minter, Richard 58, 98 Minze, Roxanne 58, 159 Mitchell, ,Rogers 58, 98, 151 Mitchell, Tim 58 Mize, Sharon 126, 129, 143, 151 Moen, Mike 45 Mohan, Bruce 69, 86, 162 Molina, Petra 45 Moline, Patsy 143 Moman, Dan 45 Montgomery, Jack 45 Mooney, Janice 58, 124, 126, 128, 143, 145, 151 Moore, Sheila 45, 136, 138, 140 Moore, Steven 58 Morales, Tony 75, 86, 88, 102, 192 Moreno, Linda 45 Morgan, Charlie 69, 124, 132 Morgan, Larry 58 Morgan, Steve 69 Mulcahy, Jeri 46, 136 Mulcahy, Terry 132, 138, 140 Muns, Michael 69 Murphy, Jeanne 58, 151 Murray, Ronnie 69 Myers, Wendall 46 Napier, Keith 69, 85, 88, 90, 122, 123, 130, 141, 164 Napier, Walrieta 46, 137 Nash, Ruel 132 Neal, Pam 46, 126 Newman, John 58 Newsom, Aniece 144 Nino, Mika 46 Nix, Brenda 46 Nix, Terri 46 Noack, Ray 69, 143 Noel, Barbara 58, 126, 128 Nolte, Ann 36, 45, 46, 108, 122, 124, 126 128,130,138,140 Nonamaker, Sarah 64 Norman, Lewis 46 Norris, Marian 32, 80, 108, 124, 125, 126 128,130,135,143 Nunley, Ronald 46 O,Banion, Lucy 58 O'Bier, Ronnie 86, 100 Ochoa, Frances 58, 143 Ochoa, Simon 69 Odell, Sara 69, 124, 129, 132 Olson, Charlie 27, 62, 69, 94, 99, 122, 123, 124, 125, 130, 143, 151, 157, 165, 192 Olvera, Christine 69 O'Neal, Larry 69, 143, 145, 146 O'Rear, Lola 46, 126 Ortiz, Ronnie 58, 82, 100 Ortiz, Velma 46, 126, 129, 143 Ortiz, Yolanda 69, 126, 129, 132, 143 Owens, John 69 Oxner, Rex 69 Page, Brenda 69 Painter, Mark 58, 108, 124, 144 Palmquist, Nancy 58, 126, 128 Park, Debora 58, 127 Pate, Rita 46 Patterson, Richard 70, 143, 151 Payne, Bill 46, 118 Payne, Mary 70, 126, 128, 157 Perez, Anthony 27, 58, 100, 123, 132, 135, 144 Phyllips, Mike 51 Pierce, Mark 143 Piercy, Joe 70 Pinchack, Ann 27, 57, 59, 123, 124, 125, 130, 136, 144, 157 Pirelo, Gail 59, 126, 129, 143 Pittman, Ray 46 Place, Denise 59, 75 Pleasant, Jim 47 Pooley, Melinda 70, 127, 128 Pooley, Robin 67, 70, 76, 151, 161 Poppen, Susie 70, 122, 124, 128 Poteet, Teresa 47, 143 Potter, Dennis 59 Powers, Regina 70, 71, 132, Price, Mark 59 Price, Reginald 47, 102, 137, 141 Proctor, John 59, 145 Pugh, Brenda 47 Pustejovsky, David 27, 47, 70 Pustejovsky, Joyce 27, 76 Putnam, Debbie 70, 146 Ramon, Caroline 47 Ramon, Donald 59 Ramsey, Cathy 70, 128 Ramsey, Cindy 47, 126, 128, 130, 132 Ramsey, Gary 59, 122 Ray, Mark 70 Reagan, Robby 30, 36, 47, 122, 130, 134, 143 Reamy, Judy 47 Rector, Deborah 47 Redford, Suzie 47 Reese, Kevin 70, 143, 190, 163 Reese, Ruth 70, 124, 132, 143, 145 Reeves, James 59, 100 Regalado, Deloras 47 Reid, Heidi 57, 59, 124, 130, 136, 138, 140, 143, 145 Reinking, Kim 47, 136, 138, 140 Rejcek, Leonard 70, 144, 159 Retzer, Bobby 59, 132 Reyes, Lupe 59 Richardson, Deborah 126 Richardson, Delores 59 Richardson, John 70, 85, 151 Richter, Felicia 46, 47, 108 Richter, Joy 132, 143, 151 Richter, Kellis 70, 122, 126, 130, 132 145 Rickman, Arthur 47 Riley, Brenda 70 Riley, Pat 70, 122, 130 Riojas, Anthony 70 Ringo, Kent 59, 137, 138, 140, 141 Ritter, Barry 47, 118 Roberts, Debbie 47, 122 Roberts, Modester 59, 94, 137, 138, 140,141 Roberts, Ricky 47, 136, 140, 141 Roberts, Wayne 71, 132 Robinson, Connie 47 Robinson, Joyce 47 Rodriquez, Cathy 59 Rodriquez, Rebecca 70, 71 Rodriquez, Velma 27, 71, 127, 132 Roe, Dee Dee 59, 126 Roetschke, Steve 71, 132 Rogers, Jay 52, 59, 122, 130, 144 Rogers, Sharon 59, 126, 128, 144 Romero, Steve 59, 100 Roquemore, Jon 60 Rosas, Isabella 71, 145 Rose, Becky 36, 48, 124, 130, 132, 134,135,143 Rose, Sidney 60, 145 Rosentreter, Weldon 60 Ross, David 60, 136, 138 Rosser, Darlene 71, 124, 143 Rosser, Marlene 71, 124, 135, 143 Rotruck, Vicky 28, 71 Rowell, DeAnna 60, 124, 126, 143 Rowell, Steve 48, 118 Russell, Anita 48, 126 Ryno, Donald 48 Sartor, David 71 Saulters, Bobby 100 Sawyers, Debbie 71 Sawyers, Donald 71, 132 Saxton, Bonnie 48, 126 Schafer, Gary 71, 137, 138, 140, 141 Schroeder, Steve 48, 71, 132 Scott, Gail 48, 126 Scott, Randy 71, 82, 112, 114 Seymour, Randy 71, 85 Sharp, Henry 48 Sllarpless, Cliff 32, 108, 135, 144, 150 Shaw, Audrey 48 Sheffield, Judy 71, 132, 143 Shelton, Reva 48, 126 Shilling, Kelly 72, 148 Shilling, Kim 48 Shipman, Robert 72 Shoesmith, Mark 72, 130 Sigtenhorst, Pieter 60, 110, 124, 125, 130, 143, 144, 145 Simek, Wanda 72, 127, 132 Simon, Russell 132, 145, 146 Sims, Charlotte 127 Sims, Mary 60, 127 Skinner, Kenneth 48 Smith, Ava 48, 124, 126, 128, 132, 144 Smith, Bill 72, 132 Smith, Cynthia 48 Smith, Denise 72, 125, 126, 127, 128, 145 Smith, Donna 48 Smith, Dwight 60, 132 Smith, Larry 48, 100, 140, 143 Smith, Marshall 60 Smith, Patty 48, 126 Smith, Paul 27, 62, 72, 112, 124, 130, 132,143,192 Smith, Priscilla 48, 126, 136 Smith, Wendy 72, 107, 130, 151 Snow, Brenda 72, 128, 151, 190 Sobel, Billy 48, 108, 137, 140 Solomon, Cynthia 27, 60 Sorensen, Greg 60 Southwell, Rhonda 60, 151 Sparks, Gail 126 Sparks, Jim 60, 145 Sparks, Wally 132 Spinks, Gail 49 Stanford, David 49, 130 Stanton, Rick 60 Stanton, Steve 72, 130 Steverson, Mike 60, 130, 132 Stewart, Joe 60, 100 Stewart, Katherine 60 Stewart, Peggy 49, 126 Stinson, Wayne 60, 145 Strauss, Jim 49 Street, Joni 61 Street, Judi 61 Street, Patricia 72 Strother, Nelson 61, 104, 137, 138 Stroud, Glenda 49 Stroud, Michelle 61 '99 Swindal, Marshall 61 Sykora, Janice 72, 135, 146 Sykora, Mike 49, 130 Tabor, Tommy 72, 132, 138, 140, 141 Tadlock, Kerry 72, 132 Talley, Joel 141 Talley, YVa1ter 49 Tanner, Kathy 61, 128, 151 Taylor, Janelle 126 Taylor, Raidine 61 Taylor, Sebastian 61 Temple, Mike 61 Thomas, Reginald 49 Thompson, Brenda 72 Thornton, Maureen 72, 128, 135, 145 Tilliard, Darrin 73, 89, 112 Tipton, John 27, 61, 108, 110, 111, 125,130,134,135,l43 Tobola, Joe 49 Tofanelli, Cindy 49, 136, 140, 143 Torres, Julian 49, 100 Trussel, Darla 61, 129 Turner, Nancy 73, 127 Tyler, Charles 49 Urban, Johnny 73 Urbanovsky, Linda 61, 126, 151 Urbanovsky, Patti 73, 125, 132 Uzzel, Debbie 73, 124, 125, 132, 143 Valdez, Mary 61 Vance, Violet 73 Vasquez, Josie 61 Vaughn, Rocky 137, 141 Vereen, Mikki 73 Villanueva, Christine 126 Villanueva, Dolores 61 Vinson, Danny 73 Virgen, Armando 73, 143 Virgen, Cynthia 27, 54, 55, 61, 122 Volz, Donna 73, 126, 127 Walker, Bobby 50 Walker, Brenda 54, 61, 122, 125, 126, 128, 145, 161 Walker, Charles 73 WVa1ker, Jean 30, 62, 73, 122, 125, 190 Walker, Johnnie 50, 122, 126, 130 Walker, Lisa 50 Walker, Patti 50 Wallingsford, Coy 50 Walts, Kenneth 50 Walton, Curtis 73, 75, 86, 90, 130 Washington, Clintell 50 VVatkins, Vicki 50, 126 VVatson, Cynthia 50, 143 Watson, Jay 50 Watson, Joe 73 VVatson, Mark 61 VValther, Cynthia 73, 128 WVeathers, Paul 61, 82, 112, 130, 144 VVells, Debbie 50 WVells, Cwen 61, 126 YVe1ls, Kathy 73 WVe1ls, YVal1ace 50, 98 WVerethen, Karen 50 VVheeler, Terry 73, 130, 132, 137 YVhite, Bubba 118, 119 YVbite, Curtis 61 VVhite, Charlotte 73 YVhite, Jack 50 XVhite, Janet 61 VVhitworth, Mike 50 Wiley, David 28, 73, 134, 157, 192 Wilkerson, Franklin 73 Williams, Cheryl 74, 126, 145 Williams, Karen 50 Williams, Reggie 61, 82, 98, 100, 102, 134 Williams, Rusty 61 Williams, Tanna 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