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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1977 volume:

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As I strive to reach each goal All I accomplish will affect my soul. 3, if ' x- r Q , Q 5 1 fm gg? X ,Nw ,Mgg MQW? EBM ,3i,.'i uw if -2115 Aiwa f-,ig rn' if ,L y fm? ra fws x ., Mifaxwg ,W hs 'Nwsw '1 '5 'x fb 5 :LEM Ah fi. 'Un-RM 1 wi:-1 Qqmaff au- may 4 1111.1 ,. 5 ,. ,,1 w,fg9,,,,g , ., . A . f g3v1 ,..- -1 Q fa 1.7 f ,Q 4 ' X V A ,f :3T u W2 ' 'SQ ' , r . ssa.E1f:QiaS1Q?:s-f f- ' 4 ' t il Q .cs Ml I lig3gg:24.f1 as J - i .,. -eq H in WAARM Q-1 . 0 - if 51 f EHE' fi HGER - PAM it What does my future have to hold? So many adventures which haven't told. Each realm of my rainbow completes another year, As I patiently wait, graduation draws near. It will all happen quicker than I would like, But days shall pass and that moment will strike. I will now pass through that narrow door of life, Times will be happy though full of strife. In seeking my ambitions, I will take them as they come It will be easy for many, but difficult for some. J'9lAfHfES 07' jVlfEjVl09UfES Wday is for us Qbmorfow is j0f6V6f Tigers Rock around the Clock Imagine Waco High in 1957, and then -you'll know how it looked on March 18, 1977. This is the day Waco High rocked around the clock , starting with a Be-Bop Assembly' sponsored by the cheerleaders. The agenda included a Fonz contest, bunny hop contest, and featured Gerald Bolton as Elvis Presley. During the day, many guys were seen with slicked back hair and T-shirts, while girls were seen with pony tails and bobby socks. That night, students be-boped at the Bunny Hop featuring Fred Clinesmith as Ferd the Nerd from station T-E-R-D. Vley l-DQ bk Gerald Bolton- H-E-L-Pl! Chris Castillo- A-A-A-YY! Gerry Bradford- They don't call me the red hot lover for nothing. Sit on it- Tony! Typical be-bop hairdo. Students be-bop at the Assembly. Lisa Cook at Alecia Anderson- Not NOW, Alecia- Later! Fonz Contestants. Pat Swanton- You're no bunny till some bunny loves you!! W 1 3 Pep Rallies and Assemblies Liven Up School Days Assemblies are one of the main fac- tors contributing to the unity of the student body. Students and teachers were enthusiastic at our assemblies which included pep rallies, the Be-Bop program, the Rick Presley show, and several programs of a religious nature. Cameras caught many people un- aware and proved very few were too shy to take part in the fun. s L.-M rf F 2 I wax kk -k A Q'a'i 4 , ., gfis' . p 1930? 5,1 A ' xg 5 44 V52 A f b, , ,il 5 15 Z? 3 5? W A I M- ,,., 'jf ,, 1. 5 Ai in i fm PTA Activities Support aco High Activities at Waco High involve students, teachers and also parents. PTA is an active group supporting Waco High in several ways. They work all year raising money for scholarships to be given to Waco High seniors. The first program was an open house in September featuring coffee in the library and a chance to meet the Waco High Faculty. Mr. Kieth Geisler of McLennan Community College spoke at their second program in October. He informed parents and students about early admission to college for high school Seniors. In December PTA spon- sored a Christmas Concert featuring the Tiger Band and Choir. Ninth graders and parents attended a special orientation in March with Waco High PTA and faculty. Officers for the 76-77 year were President Mrs. Martha Roscherg First Vice-President Mrs. Shirley Burroughsg Second Vice-President Mrs. W. Allen Busseyg Third Vice- President Mrs. Dan Devorskyg Recording Secretary Mrs. William Andersong Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Jack Cookg Treasurer Mrs. Darrell Andersong Historian Mrs. Burel Danielg Publicity Mrs. Roger Keysg Parlimentarian Mrs. Mike Cornettg City Council Represen- tatives Mrs. Lawrence Hennig and Mrs. Herman Braun. a. Dale Zelmer, Nan Bussey and Lark Leazar look for the return ball. b. Mrs. Braun and Mrs. Devorsky... Could we interest you in some Frito pie? . Mrs. Rioscher- PTA President . Collette Thibodeaux lunges at the ball. e. Haila lmusclesl Watson gives a heavy serve. c d The Waco City Council of PTA's brought in more than 310,000 for local high school seniors. The 310,487 total was the most ever collected during the annual drive. Students, faculty and PTA members at Waco High won third place for the number of tickets they sold. Proceeds go to S500 schalorships for seniors planning to attend college. Scholarship chairman Mrs. Bill Foster said about 20 scholarships would be given with the money. Last year 16 were awarded. Waco High had a volley-ball game between the German and Spanish clubs to raise money for the project. Waco High Students Sz Exes Celebrate Homecoming Homecoming is an exciting event which highlights each fall quarter. It is filled with various traditional ac- tivites. These activities are the exes tea, bonfire, Homecoming presenta- tion of candidates which made top ten, Pep rally, and of course the big game followed by the annual Homecoming dance. Nominations for Queen and un- derclassmen Princess were made through the Sr., Jr., and Soph. homerooms. There were ten semifinalists and then five finalists. The exes tea began promptly at 2:00 p.m. on Homecoming afternoon. Thanks to the efficient Student Government, cookies and punch were provided at the exes tea. Finally the time came that everyone had anticipated. The big game with the Connally Cadets. There was a large crowd of exes as well as stu- dent body members. You could feel the excitement every where. Halftime was truly the climax! The 1976 Homecoming Queen is...Miss Sheryl Stockton, runner up Miss Audrey Scott, Junior Princess Miss Denise Oliverio, and Sophomore Princess Miss Dana Adams. Full of spirit, the Waco High Tiger team defeated the Cadets. After the game the Tigers and their fans celebrated their victory at the gym. Homecoming '76 was a great success. ZS !! Exes reunite at Homecoming tea! Mrs. D.T. Leggott...My how you have changed! Homecoming Semi-finalists: flft. to rt.J T. Ross, G. Conner, C. Thibodeaux, J. Burroughs, QMIDDLE ROWJ H. Watson, S. Stockton, L. Yarbrough, QBOTTOMJ A. Scott, and T. Girard. Charlotte Shumate acts as master of ceremonies of Homecoming assembly. 1976 Homecoming Queen and Her court: Queen Sheryl Stocktong runner up Audrey Scottg Soph. Princess Dana Adamsg and Jr. Princess Denise Oliverio. Different decorations help to set the mood for Homecoming and one of them was the poster Dimensions Homecoming '76 is just a portion of the decorations that lines hallways during Homecoming week. Sr. Class President, David Ross and Foot- ball representative, Gerald Bolton, escort one of the oldest living Waco High exes and a friend. Student Government Representives mingle with Waco High exes and serve punch and cookies at the exes tea. l Conflagation Ignites Tiger Spirit Dimensions of Life Bonfires seem to always bring the Tiger student body back to school after regular school hours. And once again there was a large turnout on that chilly autumn evening in September. The 1976 bonfire started its roar at approximately 7:30 p.m. sparking spirit throughout the crowd anticipating a victory. Finally this important event climaxed into an inferno of excite- ment. Yelling for that wonderful Tiger team, singing the school song, and wondering who would reign as the 1976-77 Homecoming Queen was all a part of the bonfire pep rally. Behind the scenes, the Student Government put forth much effort as they went from place to place try- ing to obtain wood. After moving the preliminary structure several times the Student Government members finally decided on an ap- propriate spot. As the very last spark of the con- flagation diminished, the Waco High student body knew in their hearts that their spirit would shine brightly in the game against the Connally Cadets. a. Greg Roscher releases the first spark of spirit as he lights the first few logs of the bonfire, b. Mrs. Vera Gardner and one of the oldest exes from Waco High get involved and enjoy the annual Homecoming pep rally. c. Randy Breedlove... I'm an Aggie Aviator! d. Scott Wiley... Look ma, no cavities! e. Mark Potter to Billy Hixson, Craig Strauss and Larry Tadlock, Is that the Homecoming Queen of '65 behind us? f. Sheryl Stockton to Jody Spelman... Don't look now but the strap of her dress is untiedf' Lisa Cook and Pat Reid... You mean that is our double mum with everything on it, I guess he's not so cheap after all! Waco Tiger exes and football players show that great Tiger spirit at the pep rally. Hohdays at Waco H1gh 5 The Gir1's Service League serve the Sr. Citizens at the Sul Ross Center on Thanksgiving Day. Charlotte Shumate... 0nly my hair- dresser knows for sure! Haila Watson... You,d better not tell Santa I've been bad or I'll break your face. a. b. C. 'W Billy Hixson wants his mummy. Gerald Bo1ton... If just one more kid sits on my lap, I'l1 scream! The Jaycees visited Waco High during Halloween. 51 fgzgf viii? '4ff'o imma iam i xnxx 51.111 L Girls Get Chance As Corrigan Activities Begun The places were switched on April 15 as Corrigan weekend rolled around. Girls got to take that cer- tain someone out for a night on the town. Corrigan week included a beauty contest and dance, spon- sored by the Student Government, Tiger Ups, sponsored by the Daisy Chain staff, and the election of Corrigan king and princes. 'www filhflii' e I I Q i. A K ' 32' '+ , A W ' , ' '- ,LLL, , , ' f W: f 4 - .. K V fn 7 'H .1 ., f ii: ' ' ' 5 . ff he ., f fvli Wit, ' W ' z I 'I ' I f r , , i LL L A, f r g Q km, ' 6 ur, V, The King and his Court: Scott Wiley, Junior class princeg Senior Gerry Brad- ford, Kingg and Tom Miller, sophomore class prince. Ravishing Roberta taking his victory walk. Paul Atkinson- Kiss me, you fool! Terry Zgabay- After I went to Mark Eden, my whole life changed- I became a hunchback! And the winner is . . . The teams getting ready for the race. Coach Smith- Bet you didn't know I could do this, did you? Miss Tolbert to Coach Prickett- Wow, I said you could have a SIP! Mrs. Suddath- Are you sure there wasn't any peanut butter in those crackers? Commissioners are elected once again Commissioners for the 1977-1978 school year were elected. Those who were elected are Randy Breedlove, Scott Wiley, Alecia Anderson, Rebecca Keyes, and Paula Aston. Commissioners, who are the head of the Student Government are in charge of all elections and voting procedures. a. Scott Wiley b. Randy Breedlove c. Alecia Anderson d. Rebecca Keyes e. Paula Aston Cheerleaders are elected for '77-'78 a. The girls in the tryouts do their final yell together before time for the voting. b. Laura Yarbrough and Kim Riley perform one of the yells before the school. c. Several of the girls who are trying out en- joy watching the other girls do their thing. d. During the try-outs the girls perform in several groups. e. Denise Oliverio does the opening scene with the splits. Cheerleaders elected for the 1977- 1978 year were: Carol Gifford fTigerJ, Dana Adams, Thalia Kuykendall, Lucy Leggott, Denise Oliverio, Kim Riley, Debra Sanford, Laura Yarbrough, and Lennis Young. JWEJVI 0999051 WF YfEJUfE9ifl7A V 73065 may change but jVl6m0fi6j remain Class officers: sec. Jackie Lewisg vice pres. Nan Busseyg pres. David Ross. Steve Adams Yolanda Aguilar Star Akin ff i Amy Allison Nathan Anderson Lee Anthony JaNel1e Apperson Jacob Aranza Paul Atkinson Versie Banks Angela Barefield Jill Benson Linda Berndt Kathy Bivona Nancy Blair Gerald Bolton Gerry Bradford Connie Bradshaw Richard Braun Gayla Briery John Broadwater Perry Boone Janna Burroughs Nan Bussey Kenneth Cannon Brenda Cargill Chuck Carlyle Donna Carter Michael Carter Rudy Cashaw Sandra Cathey Kathy Cavin Elaine Coan Sharon Cobbs Ivan Collins Vicky Collins Debbie Colvin Gay Conner Emmitt Courtney Ceci Cozby Bradley Crabbe Rhonda Daily Brenda Daniels Michael Davidson Barbara Davis Garland Davis Johnny Davis Sheryl Stockton: Just three more lines and Ill have this report copied before Mrs. Mills catches me! Barbara Dayton Mark DiCorte Kim Donaldson Terry Duffy Gene Elsik Nelson Franco Galloway Gerry Craig Garon Ricky Garret Veronica Garza Carol Gendusa Judy German Cindy Gilliam Theresa Girard Terry Goolsby Alan Goss Billy Gray Robert Graves Terri Green Bobby Greer Sherri Griffin Travis Gunn Joyce Hamilton Keith Harper Travis Gunn: What! You mean I missed getting the award for the oldest senior of the year by two days? 1'-, M' gs as mr' 'F ,ga-fm: 4 fin WL x- i,, ,HM 'qs-Mya Johnny Henderson Debra Henley James Himes Glynis Hodges Melanie Hopkins Mike Hugg Cheryl Isaac Doris Jackson Leon Jimenez Chris Kessler Mike Keyes John Kitch Mark Kocian Carl Kirk Mike Lain David Lassetter Cindy Lattimore Lark Leazar Mark Leazar James Lehman Jackie Lewis Suzanne Lewis Dennis Lindsey Andrew Lopez Stanley Loyd Guy Lyle Andy Makowski Sheila Maples Randall Markum Debbie Massirer Pam McClain Donna McCrary Regina McLennan Jack McMains Donna McNairy Chris Meredith Karen Miller Sue Mooney Russell Morgan Jean Morris 4-vu. 'QD- 'Vw fSX ,awr- Daniel Navarro Charlotte Shumate What do you mean quit copying Mrs. Wickman s test key'?,' Debbie Olson Jim Omberg Melinda Pafford Sherra Parten Vicki Pate Mike Pauling Johnny Pilgrim Debbie Poteet Shelia Price Ralph Pustejovsky Johnny Pilgrim: Please! You're embarrassing me with all your 'sweet nothings' ! David Radcliff Dossie Raines Norris Ramsey Clayton Reeves Pat Reid Robert Rimlinger Darrell Roberts Tanya Roberts Christine Rnmo Greg Roscher Glen Rose David Ross T7 '53 gn ad H-1 ,gn-W Tammy Ross Casey Sauls Audrey Scott David Scott Kenneth Shelby Charlotte Shumate Janis Simek Laurie Simpson Charles Smith Kay Smith Ken Smith Jody Spelman Deborah Spielman Karen Stead Michael Steverson Sheryl Stockton Perry Stringer Valorie Strother Janet Stroud Lee Stroud Robby Swanton Selwyn Taylor Colette Thibodeaux Glenn Thomas Richard Thomas Diane Thornton Stanley Tillard Susan Uzzel Yolanda Vasquez Lonnie Vaughan Paula Veselka Pat Walker Kathleen Walker Ricky Walts Haila Watson Michael Watson Harold Watts Mike Webb Michael Wells Larry Williams SWK in Seniors show their spirit during one of the football pep rallies after Wm ning the spirit stick las usuall. Scott Wilson Shelia Winfield Leigh Yarbrough Tammy York Dale Zellmer Terry Zgabay Lillie Ziegler Kenneth Zotigh l 4 1 Senior Recognition finally arrives THOUGHTS OF GRADUATION by Susan Uzzel to the class of '77 The sky is the limit, We're young and we're free The life that now begins for us Will last eternally So many friends around us So much love to share, All bound in a single spirit Without a single care. Look at all our faces And see our tear-stained eyes Remembrances of sweet hellos The hurt of lost good-byes Looking on toward the horizon We see a rising sun The night is almost over And our dawn has just begun. Senior Recognition is the day when the Seniors are recognized and the outstanding Seniors are rewarded. The action starts off with an assembly in which certificates and awards are presented to deserving Seniors. The senior skit follows and after the skit every one heads to the Cameron Park Clubhouse for food, fun, and games. X L X I X X ,E ., mXrpr ? -.4-1. 1. ' - T 'fxzgvi-. -nr A 1:2 ' ' 1' ug k av WA Jr kv 'S ...Q Q' 5 A I-U :Q 4-as Seniors spend Evening in Paradisev f 5, . rl, ,,.-:,V F. I2 -we i fs. 51 V. ..V,, K a. Audrey Scott- Gettin down ! b. Larry Payne- Imitating the dancers c. Miss Tally finds herself a date at the prom, too! d. Jim Hopper- Shame on you-not here at the prom! e. If you don't get your foot off mine, I'm go- ing to spank you! f. Glynis Hodges. g. Jody and David- Caught in the act! h. Ricky Walts- Muhammed Ali never looked so good! i. Karen Stead- Everybody stand still, I just lost my contact. j. Couples slow dancing. k. Some of the people went to sleep at the prom. 1. Others were wide-awake. m. John Broadwater- My date always has her eye out for another man The spirit filled Class of 77 got together on May 13 for their prom, which was held at the MCC Student Union Building. The music was provided by Classic Ballou Pastel colors and dim lights were used to set the mood of Evening in Paradise . Spirit of Waco, in our hearts so strongl' rang out in Waco Hall on May 25 as the senior class of 1977 sang the school song in unison for the last time. Seniors were filled with mixed emotions as they em- braced their fellow classmates, some possibly for the last time. Guest speaker Paul J. Meyer gave them his key to success and hopes for a happy life. Although the Seniors of '77 are gone, they will always be remembered as one of the greatest classes ever seen at Waco High. ill X in al Graduation Brings Tears, And Wan, B The Beginning Cf A B., ew Life Valedictorian Terry Zgabay. Salutatorian Nathan Anderson. The recognition of the honor graduates. All together for the last time. David Scott- They could at least give us our real diploma! Pat Reid and Melanie Hopkins- Yeeaaa! JaNelle Apperson- Peekaboo! . , mf-f f sm X 2 ' 1 I -- Q. M 5 x ' Qi Lf 52 W mm -gf xv ' X to to a David Ross, senior class president, tries to get out of doing his speech by claiming to have a sick headache. Seniors after the graduation ceremony. Charlotte Shumate- Is this for real? Kathleen Walker- One more minute in that robe and I could have floated away! Jody Spelrnan- Well, I could have been valedictorian, but . . . Glynis Hodges gives one last smile to the camera. Debbie Landtroop- Guess how I passed MY exams! Andy Makowski- Just what exactly does this thing do? Senior Honors J Richard Braun, Cynthia Gilliam Attendance Office Assistants Tammy Ross Basketball, FHA Janna Burroughs Daisy Chain, Girls Service League Q: -si 5 Donna Carter Daisy Chain, Cheerleader N Q. 1:2:i57f:'iM'i'3W'i Mike Watson Basketball, Marching Band Carl Kirk, David Ross, Chris Kessler Baseball Alan Goss Distributive Education Tammy York, Janis Simik Clerical Practice Assistants Debbie Colvin Ecology Club Gerry Bradford, Robert Graves, Bobby Greer, Craig Strauss, Larry Payne Football 55 Jean Morris Golf Debbie Massirer Home Economics Cooperative Education David Scott Golf, Journalism W, ,zu f . M'-4,1 .W Sheryl Stockton German Club Terry Zgabay Track, Key Club, English, Science, DAR Citizenship Award, Valedictorian WK A s Q Q.. 1 . ,, -'l- ' if get , ,, X f as ' S as: N, Q Nathan Anderson National Honor Society, Mathematics, Salutatorian David Lassetter Drafting ar-fa-F ,.,. M Stanley Loyd, Craig Strauss, Calvin White, Steve Compian Track 57 Haila Watson, Valerie Strother Pan American Student Forum Sue Mooney Photography Tanya Roberts Business Melanie Hopkins Wacoan J aNelle Apperson Choir W . few M Q . me Janet Stroud Homemaking QGainfu1J w 1 t t. Mark Watts Stage Band Colette Thibodeaux Concert Band Pam McClain Library Assistant Leigh Yarbrough, Greg Roscher, Jody Spelman Tennis Charlotte Shumate Speech Kathleen Walker Drama Robby Swanton Tennis, Speech Susan Uzzel Drama John Kitch Electricity Gary Holden Woodworking Diane Thornton Distributive Educa- tion Mark Leazer Social Studies Vickie Pate Volleyball Co Junior Class Officers: Randy Breedlove, Alecia Anderson, and Scott Wiley. Darrell Abercrombie Cynthia Ainsworth Kathy Allgood Alecia Anderson Christina Anderson Lee Anthony Cindy Antunes Sharla Apperson Brenda Armand Lenay Armstrong Paula Aston Eugene Barrington John Beard Brian Blassingame Marlyn Branch X,-ex. 'c-H' 'L ,ww Randy Breedlove Kim Brooks Bennie Brown Clay Brown Glenn Brown Lasheral Brown Helen Bruns Shirley Boone Avery Briant Cindy Burnett Teresa Carroll Yvonne Cashaw Bill Castillo Billie Ceaser Maria Chavez Carol Claridy Fred Clinesmith Dana Coats Paul Coalman Lisa Cook Cindy Cornett Anne Dalton Michelle Davidson Riley Davis Barbara Degrate Ronnie Devorsky Debra Deyo David DiCorte Sam Drake Billie Dunn Scot Elsik Jim Fagan Naomi Farmer Jim Felkner Ronald Feltinstien Ruth Filoteo Luther Fisher Gilbert Franco Charlse Franklin Samuel Fryar Monica Garza Larry Gardner Joseph Gaynor Dana Gervais Carol Gifford Barbara Gilbert Wonna Gill Donna Grey Elise Grant Larry Griffin David Haggerty Jimmy Hale Gail Harcrow Ethel Harper Janis Harris Cyndie Hinton Billy Hixson Eva Hoagland Kim Hoffman Jim Hopper I ' my? ff . - J i w Q, , . ff 4' I. ,ff Anette Horton Carolyn Howard Bobby Hunt Tim Ingle Sherry Jackson Dwayne Joiner Ricky Johnson Carl Kelly David Keltner Ruby Kendricks David Menefee. . .If you play your cards right I might ask you for a date. Brenda Ker Ginny Kessler Rebecca Keys Tim Knudson Larry Kuykendall Thalia Kuykendall Connie Lain Kim Lester Andy Lewis Suzie Lopez Bobby Lowe Connie Lowrie Debra. Ludwig Marvin Mayberry Cindi Massiarz Jan McCuistion Larry McDonald Mark McGee Warren McKamey Joe Merkledove Mix Mixon Barry Mohan David Moon Anna Navarro Renwick Oliver Denise Oliverio Melody Omberg Don Painter Robert Pafford Margie Palacios Barry Mohan . . . fff aaa Jeanetta Parrish Vicki Hauling Emma Pineda Mark Potter Paul Potter Shari Powers Tina Ransom Norris Ramsey Terry Ramsey Darlene Reed Marcus Reyna Coyia Richter Kim Kiley Scott Rimlinger Mike Roddy Sherle Rogers Jana Ruecroft Debra Sanford Lonnie Shronk Johnny Sepulvede Shelton Sharp Allen Sheffield Tony Shelton Kenny Smith Valerie Smith Mary Stone Regina Storie Virginia Storie Fred Stroud Lissa Strother Randy Sulak Larry Tadlock Julie Talley Donald Taylor William Taylor DeDon Trent Theresa Torres Elena Valdez Vince Veselka Jason Waldrep Teresa Walker Larry Walton Dwayne Watkins Janet White Tina White Larry Tadlock . . . Eat your heart out Robert Redford! 'l -sul 'Vs-. 4 Christina Anderson Going my way?,' Billy Hixson- The hands are quicker than the eye! Scott Wiley Sharon Williams Cheryl Williamson Brian Wilson Gary Wilson Carla Woodard Edward Wright Ray Young Lennis Young Jerry Zotigh John Zachary Juniors get back into the swing of things The juniors appear once more for another year at Waco High. While they are no longer newcomers and not yet seniors, this class is often pushed aside. The juniors have con- tributed to the good atmosphere and spirit of the school. The class of '78 is off to a really good start this year with a fund-raising project. Mrs. Edna Harris is the junior class sponsor. They sold the World's Finest Chocolate, and the candy sale project was very successful. The class of 78 is well on their way to having a comfortable Senior activity fund. The class officers were elected early in the year. The class president is Scott Wiley, vice president is Randy Breedlove, and the class Secretary is Alecia Anderson. fx Q Soph. Class Officers Chris Castillo Tom Miller, Deborah Collins Paul Williams Dana Adams Ellen Adkinson Tony Aguilar Lisa Aldridge Kenneth Alexander Nathan Alford Rhonda Anderson Connie Balch Gary Belcher Gerard Benns Tom Blair Mike Boney Sandra Bounds Vicki Bradshaw Becky Breedlove Janice Brewer Bubba Burns Larry Bolton Michael Cacy James Campbell Janice Campbell Stephen Campbell Mary Carter Chris Castillo Arnold Cervantez Darlene Chappell Billie Cobbs Dovie Coleman Deborah Collins Danny Conner Frances Curry Sammie Curry Don Daniel Ron Daniel Sherry Daniels Betty Davis Reginald Davis Guy Dean Susan Degrate Diana Deyo Kim DiCorte Terri Dunham Sarah Estelle Henry Farmer Johnny Feltenstein Jeanna Gainey Jamie Garcia Katherine Geno Charles Gibson Patricia Glockzin Richard Goates Polly Gonzales Melanie Goodwin Doris Green Freda Hackworth Steve Haliburton Sheila Hardin Davey Harris Donald Harris Latonia Harris James Harwell Robert Head Sheila Hemphill Lesa Hennig Brett Orsak, the guy who gets excited over the anatomy of a frog ' ' v in Biology. Harold Henry Sherry Henry fir? 5 Y 9- K if Anngelia Hicks Mike Hill William Himes Carla Hines Randy Hines Darrell Hodges Janice Howell Bruce Hudlin Virginia Hurtado Portia Jackson Robert Jackson Dorothy Jones Katrina Keaton Mark Kelley Steve Kessler Brigitte Kilpatrick Mark Koenig James Lang Roy Lasseter Robyn Lester Lucy Leggott Suzanne Lehman Suzie Lewis Debbie Lincycomb Matthew Lord Richard Lopez Brett Lovett Rhetta Manges Tommy Maples Elizabeth Martinez Ricky McCall David Menchaca Ray Miles Tom Miller Robert Mills Gerard Benns- Do they make Ultra-sheen with flea powder? Matina Mitchell Steven Montgomery Fabian Moreno John Morgan Juan Morin Rosa Morin Thomas Morgan Arthur Neal Debra Neal Julius Nichols Natalie Nichols Janie Olivarez Pablo Olivarez Brenda Oliver Jinny Orr Brett Orsak Nelda Ortiz Mark Pace Eddie Palacios Max Partridge Billie Pate Steve Pepper Steve Perry Libby Peters Renea Poteet Suellen Price Johnny Rangel Eddie Rhodes Kim Ringo Augustine Rios Barbara Roberts Kim Roberts Eugene Robinson Jackie Robinson Jacque Robinson Jimmy Rodriquez Denise Rogers Terri Rogers Jimmy Rokas Danny Ross Kule Rowe Randall Rozelle David Russell Mike Sharp Mark Shaw Jacqueline Shelton Keith Shirley Dirk Sigtenhorst Richard Simcik Benny Smith Clay Smith James Smith Joe Smith Vicki Smith Kathy Spinks Fielesia Spotser Perry Surita Christine Sustaita Pat Swanton Lonnie Thomas Lorraine Thomas Richard Thomas Glenda Tillman Joe Torres Carolyn Turner Hung Vu Viet David Vencill Clarence Walker Derrick Walker Judy Walker Charles Wallace Charlene Warner Carol Watkins Stephen Watson Vincent Webb Katherine Geno- A typical sophomore's expression after one look at Mr. Prickett Patricia Wheeler Nancy Whitaker Laurie White Dwight Whittington Christy Williams Karen Williams Kevin Williams Mitchell Williams Paul Williams Ronny Williams Martha Winfield Jimmy Winton Sherie Worthey Linda Wright Laura Yarbrough Mark Younce Glenda Young Lennis Young Sophomores get it together The sophomore class really added into Waco High this year. After a few weeks of feeling lost and a little left out, they joined in to the spirit of Waco High with a bang! At the Midway pep rally the Class of '79 won the Spirit Stick for having the longest spirit Chain. At the first of the year they elected Class officers. The President for the year was Chris Castillog Vice-President was Tom Miller. Paul Williams and Deborah Collins were the recording and corresponding secretaries, respectively. They were an extremely spirited class who contributed to Waco High both scholastically and athletically. l ii.J 1 . ww if Q N. X X 4 3 We fied X wif . ff, ' 'f ig f Dana Adams- M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E! A typical sophomore class hard at work. Tom Miller- Next? Patricia Wheeler- Did somebody say, High? Paul Williams- Look Chris, she's got two of them! Matina Mitchell- Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairyest of them all? Jimmy Rodriguez- No, youlre mis- taken. Burt Reynolds is two classes down. .,,,,EX Nw., WHS Faculty The faculty got into the swing of things as the doors of WHS opened onto the 76-'77 school year. Assignments, lectures, and tests became a part of their everyday routine. The faculty helped students with their Work and also with their problems. In addition to their usual tasks, some of the teachers dis- played their acting abilities by participating in a skit at the Annual Yearbook Assembly. Mrs. Gibson expresses relief at the end of a long day. Mrs. A. Bables Mr. L. Baker Mr. G. Bullock Mrs. S. Clynch Mr. J. E. Cooper Mrs. F. Cross Mrs. G. Emanuel Mrs. F. Farley Mr. K. Ferguson Mrs. V. Fitzpatrick Mr. R. Friedli Mrs. V. Gardner Mr. W. Gardner Mrs. E. Geno Mrs. B. Gibson Mrs. E. Harris Mrs. H. Hebert Mr. T. Igleheart Mrs. V. Jones Mr. F. Linnstaedter 'Mrs. M. Levy Mrs. H. Mills Mr. J. Mitchell Miss L. Montemayor Mrs. Y. Mooney Miss E. Morgan Mrs. R. Nolte Mrs. C. Potts Mrs. E. Price Mr. L. Prickett Mrs. B. Redrick Mr. J. Riola Miss K. Shoemaker Mrs. D. Slaughter Mrs. G. Smith Mr. R. Smith Mrs. E. Stoltzner Mrs. B. Suddath Miss A. Talley Miss P. Tolbert Mrs. S. Wachsmann Miss A. Weeks Mrs. P. Wickman Mrs. V. Wise Mr. J. Woods CLASHING UF 6010133 Mvm vflqy color our Wvfld with ltftppillqyj Tigers Show Promise In Season Openers Before the Tigers were moved into Class 11-AAA, they represented the smallest District 15-AAAA school for three years. The new classifica- tion not only rekindled that once proud Waco High tradition that earned the respect of beaten op- ponents, but also brought spirit and excitement back into the school and to its students. Waco High won its first pre-season game decisively, with a 28-6 victory over the Univer- sity Trojans. The Tigers won the next two games defeating the Jesuit Rangers 21-10 and the Navasota Rattlers 27-6. All through the pre-season play the Tigers worked hard to prepare themselves for the long district season ahead of them. The Tigers proved that they were ready by defeating their old arch rivals, the X Richfield Rams, with a score of 42- 14. This fame will probably be remembered by Waco High fans for many years to come. Not only did it prove to everyone that the Tigers were on top, but also that we were here to stay, which, after this year, is something the Rams will never forget. During the pre-season games the Tigers massive offensive line blocked and opened holes for the Tiger backs, while the defense shut down opposing offenses. The 1976 football season, ending with an 8-2 record, is the best that Waco High has seen in twenty years, and with such a fine team and great school spirit, it's no wonder. .I T.1rfli-.iffmgpif .sfixfwm N ' H N - 1 'L' is i' , .. . i K --,f az vH:ssss'2rH:'ssyfi: . x , .,,,...,.. . .. X , ...T XXX K ,,,. i if 1 ..x.,..f11f' .. gi 'gi H ...ji . , . - 'g .ri g 4 .x u . :gg-17 g K 9, .E , . . k i . .. H H few: e' ' f to H W if s' H KH H ,... , ' . , . 5' ' Af' i ,. 5' i .5 ' .. 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' H ., .r- -f .'r-fi. .. -H xH .'V'f': h. - 7 'sf'-- 3 sw . fr , H r , ef':s,f51?g - it Y .. , , ,Hg Z 8. ,v,g,Z.a , 1, 1 if if 41 4' , MW , 52' rig I WfZ,, M, N, a W z 'K , W L. I J ' y , , i e - ,,, I K VW , X8 .mf A .V 5.,,A I l Q,3 I , f c , 1 W.14, , ra ' Y fy rm yr ,g TVB, 'V f ' V ' BMW Tony Shelton- Come on, ref! Whois side are you on, anyway?' FRONT ROW- Richard Goates, Jimmy Nichols, Gerry Bradford, Billy Hixon, Larry Tadlock, Ricky Walts, Pete Davis, Bobby Hunt, Mark Potter, Jim Lehman, Tony Shelton, Russell Morgan, Danny Mills, Danny Springer. MIDDLE ROW- Coach Wayne Gardner, Coach Bill Hunter, Mike Lain, Robert Graves, John- ny Henderson, Bobby Greer, Craig Strauss, Paul Atkinson, David Ross, Barry Mohan, Larry Payne, Coach Ken Ferguson, statistician Jesse Williams, Coach Richard Smith. TOP ROW- Larry Williams, Jimmy Rokas, David Moon, Joe Adams, Gerald Bolton, Rick Johnson, Mike Webb, Terry Zgabay, Ray Young, Rudy Cashaw, Randall Markum, Stanley Loyd, Willie Johnson. The Tigers always make it through the toughest obstacles. PO-O-OR RA-A-MS!!! District Race Close Homecoming came early again this year as Waco High played its District 11-AAA opener against the Connally Cadets. The Tiger's first and only touchdown came on a 13- yard scoring passplay. The Tigers gained six more points on two field goals giving the Tigers a 12-0 win over the Cadets. Waco High dominated the final statistics, leading in first downs Q17- 8J and running yardage C51-195. The Tiger defense stopped Connally cold and caused two fumbles, intercep- ting twice. Waco High lost their second district game 21-13 to the LaVega Pirates. The Tigers came close several times to scoring but they always bogged down. In their third game the Tigers came back with a 13-07 win over the Jefferson Moore Lions. The Tigers blasted their way through the second half by defeating Marlin 21-7 and Gatesville 21-14. After fighting a tough battle, the Tigers lost to Midway. Because of outstanding performance on the field during the season, several Tiger players received all district honors. . Bobby Greer kicks another winner. . Bobby Hunt cheers on his teammates. c. Gerry Bradford looks for an open hole. d. Larry Tadlock tums on the speed. e. The Three Musketeers: Tadlock, Brad- ford, and Young. f. Bradford charges. g. Russell Morgan shows his defensive abilities. a b Tigers Are 5641 Wa TL- Wm s -if Q , f N ' A 7215 in Barry Mohan displays his fancy footwork. Tadlock- Here it is guys! Come and get it! There is just as much anticipation on the sidelines as there is on the field. The Tiger defense holds back Jesuit's tough attempted yard gainage. Bradford's advances are aided by the tough Tiger offense. These two express the happiness of the entire student body as Waco High has the best football season since 1955. .V. Shows Pride The 1976 J.V. football team dis- played their talents as Waco High's future Tigers by ending their season with a 6-4 record. Under the leadership of coaches Friedli and Prickett, the Kittens prepared for varsity play next year, while giving their all to their school and team- mates. The Kittens started the season off on the wrong foot as they were defeated by University 15-12. Then they came back to win over Richfield with a score of 22-0. They ended non-district play against Temple, losing 25-6. Waco High started off the district season against Marlin, whom they defeated 22-18. This game started a winning streak, followed by Con- nally 13-0, LaVega 46-8, and X Q! Jefferson-Moore 46-0. They ended their season by losing to Marlin 20- 6, winning over Gatesville 14-6, and being defeated by Midway 13-8. a. Jimmy Rokas always holds on to the ball but seems to keep losing his leg. b. TOP ROW- J. Nichols, P. Loyd, J. Zachary, J . Gaynor, J . Merritt, J. Rokas, W. McKamey, C. Castillo, D. Joiner, B. Siems, L. Bolton, D. Ross, J. Morin, M. Cacy. MIDDLE ROW- Coach L. Prickett, B. Brown, 'L. Thomas, M. Pace, K. Shirley, M. Mayberry, B. Orsak, T. Morgan, Coach R. Friedli. BOTTOM ROW- R. Steele, V. Webb, O. Chatman, T. Blair, R. Jackson, R. Jackson, D. Con- nors, F. Thomas, W. Summers, D. Taylor, M. Thompson, G. Dean. c. The Tiger line is always ready for anything. d. Marvin Mayberry shows that a Tiger will always outrun a Ram. e. Mark Pace gets another solid point. f. The Kittens show what spirit really is. X X . ?,e.. 172 5 625 67W 'W 5 is 21, 1 We 92. 5 2 X v QQ . M 12. ,X it is Q 'Nr X .. W . : L,-- f ff.. ,mmk av Sjvg.: V, 'JK Mx W',, .-gil Y -- - ' 1 W' . 1 , -hLA , '- L- as ' 7 , M f ' A , , . . , . A ',., -.'LL 1 , V. 1 N K x 'S' 5 H lf-. T, ' ..-N. -- H, 'K xr --5 Mg... W 5 H . in L., L. w Coaches Spark Spirit And Leadership The dictionary defines Coach as someone who trains athletes for competition. A Tiger coach is someone that teaches classes all day and then stays after school to prepare his players for a game. A group needs a certain factor to pull them together into a winning team. Our coaches seemed to be that fac- tor, and a closeness between the members of the team did develop. Even though a district title was not ours, we had a very strong season and a great coaching staff. N '- vm,.,,,k 'ff Ni. -M RSM' as H5 ,fy 24 n 5 A? 2 I. Y T? 3 ,Q 3 . rw 4 QL, Q K, ww ,g fig '5- J 1,- P 1 Ferocious Lady Tigers Capture Honors The 1976-1977 Girls Varsity and Junior Varsity basketball teams didn't exactly have a perfect season, but they did put forth an extreme amount of effort. Even though the lady tigers had a rough season they captured several all-tournament honors and several All-District honors during the year. During nondistrict play the team participated in three tournaments. These were the Waco Annual In- vitational, the Austin Independent School District Bout, and the McGregor Tournament. Fairing well in the Waco and McGregor Tournaments the tigerettes cap- tured two consolation trophies and placed three individuals on the All- Tournament Team. These were Janna Burroughs CMcGregorJ, Tammy Ross fWacoJ and Denise James CWacol. At the end of the season four of the team members were honored with All-District Honors. These were Tammy Ross lst team, guard, Denise James 2nd team, forward, Vicki Pate 2nd team, guard, and Janna Burroughs Honorable men- tion. a. b c. d. Miss Shoemaker- Duh, what's up doc? The 1976-77 Varsity Basketball Captains are: Tammy Ross, Vivian Pate, and Jan- na Burroughs. 1976-77 Varsity Lady Tigers: QTOP ROW? Tammy Ross, Vivian Pate, Rat Reid, Diane Deyo, Murial Henderson, Cindy Brown, Barbara Easley. KBOTTOM ROWJ Janna Burroughs, Myrna Cooper, and Denise James. 1976-77 Junior Varsity Lady Tigers: KTOP ROWJ Patty Gilbert, Cindy Hartige, Suzanne Lehman, Libby Peters, Nancy Whitaker. QBOTTOM ROWJ Frances Curry, Peaches Henderson, and Debra Collins. I' ,WJ Lady Tigers Fall In District Play Moving into 3-A was an advantage as a whole to the sports scene, but for the girls it was a definite disad- vantage. With competitors such as Midway who won state last year and state ranked Gatesville, the Tigerettes knew they would have to work hard or face defeat. The Tigerettes season began vic- toriously, though. After winning consolation at the Waco Annual Invitational Tourna- ment and the McGregor Tourna- ment, the girls were somewhat con- fident. They ended up with a season record of 12-20. District record was 2-6. Coach Kay Shoemaker hopes to have a large turn-out in 1978. 1976-77 all-tournament team members: Tammy Ross and Denise James fWaco lnvitationall, and Janna Burroughs fMcGregor Toumamentl. Vicki, Janna, and Tammy- It's a bird, it's a plane, it's super basketball! Tammy Ross sets up for a free-throw. Janna and Vicki exemplify their great sense of balance. Jump up Barbara, get up off your feet. Tammy Ross uses the spring in her legs to get high above her opponent. Myrna Cooper and Tammy Ross get ready for a rebound. rf WL fi. f- ' Basketball season swings in The Waco High Varsity basketball team started their 1976-77 season with disappointing losses to Austin McCollum and Johnston. The Tigers then went on to defeat Marlin, Midway, Connally, and LaVega in the first half of the season. The team fought with deter- mination as their faithful fans were always there to back them. As the varsity season came to an end they had won less than half the games. The Tigers were coached by Jessie Williams. Long practices and ex- hausting workouts kept the Tigers on their toes. Even though the team did not win their own district, they placed three members on the All- district team. These included Mike Watson, who made the first team with a 13.1 average and 394 point totalg Dwayne Joiner, a junior, made second team with a 7.4 average and 239 pointsg Marvin Mayberry, also a junior, received honorable mention with a 7.0 average and 222 points. Q ffm ?,w.,Q an ,X 33. ,U' LiA' Jn ' , ,, iii, E 7' ' , Q f ,,,, .V , A , f Ll, f 7 if -,L 154 W,,,,....-4- .4 A Q f my 103 Tiger baseball season disappointing The 1977 season brought disap- pointment to Coach Bill Hunter's baseball team. The Tigers ended up with a 4-8 district record and an overall record of 8-14-1. Hunter felt that the team had a good chance of winning, but they never could get it together. They showed their pride by winning a decisive last game 13-1. The team only had four graduating seniors. Darrell Abercrombie and Don Trent led Waco's batters hit- ting .340 and .333. a. Randal Markum gets ready to hit. b. Manager R. Goates, M. Mayberry, D Painter, P. Williams, B. Hunt, S. Wiley B. Hixson, Manager D. Mills. SECOND ROW Coach Hunter, D. Trent, C Castillo, C. Kirk, C. Kessler, R. Markum, S. Haliburton, D. Ross. c. Coach Bill Hunter gives his signals. d. Don Trent walks to the pitching mound e. Paul Williams tensly awaiting the pitch. f. Marvin Mayberry watches for any balls that might be coming his way. 2 ' hd! ' . 9. anna- - H ' -- 'f--- - 315- , -K 3,-f --,ggfv -- A-4,:,,1,,,,,.,gg..Q-,.,,,- 1, Zig fm,,,3,e .,.. 6 g . , . . . g g , A WMM g H . . V. 5 . . . .... , V . rm, MW AY M In ,K A .. Pk MMM 0-VNMFWN gum A . i of 'r.... n s f Q .Q C S t r s 11..J' iit f f 'r?X.2ffc ',x..x ?..if'r't 25 or ' f -1 ' . WM ,,. ,Rig lg' 1, 4 ,fs gi F fs - Sl Ala ' nf R . A J' at .23 Sponsored by SPORTSMART 104 105 E 106 The Kitten baseball team coached by Ken Ferguson, ended the year with an 8-2 record. Ferguson said of the year's success, This is the best B team record we've had in the last four years. Top Kitten batters were Joe Torres .500g Steve Haliburton .4625 and Paul Williams .385. a. Don Painter tries to decide what the pitcher will throw. b. Paul Williams watches the coach for his signals. c. Chris Kessler runs for first. d. Williams prepares to warm up the pitcher. e. Randal Markum is always willing to play. f. David Ross, catcher for the Tigers, zings one back to the pitcher. g. Billy Hixson gets a solid hit. The 1977 Waco High Track Team compiled the best record since the mid-60's with a total 663 points. By winning three major track meets, placing third in three more, injuries caught up with the fighting Tigers in District 11-AAA showdown at Midway track. Waco High placed fourth behind Midway, Marlin, Connally, and ahead of Jefferson- Moore, Gatesville, and LaVega. The Tigers outdistanced the other Waco schools on several occasions to boast the best track record in the city. Four people qualified for the regional meet in Huntsville: Juniors Russell Voss, Dwayne Joiner, Tony Shelton, and Senior Terry Zgabay. Voss set a new school record by jum- ping 23' lk in the long jump at Huntsville for third place. Joiner set a new school record in the 330 low hurdles with a 39.7 in district. Shelton tied a school record in high jump with a 6' 4 for second place. Zgabay placed second in shot put with 5O'. Several new school marks were set to indicate track is on the rise at Waco High. i XYY .. Y . . f' X . 0 4 1 A I. C. Regional qualifiers: R. Voss, T. Shelton, T. Zgabay, D. Joiner Track squad: F. Thomas, B. Brown, P. Davis, S. Compian, K. Rowe. SECOND ROW: R. Smith, R. Johnson, J. Adams, T. Zgabay, P. Atkinson, J. Kitch, A. Pin- to. THIRD ROW: S. Lloyd, R. Young, W. Johnson, D. Joiner, J. Zachary, R. Voss, C. White. Cross Country: R. Goates, M. Younce, S. Lehman, L. Peters, V. Storie, S. Courtney, C. Brown, J. Torres. SECOND ROW: B. Lowe, R. Smith, J. Downey, T. Blair, S. Graves, F. Thomas, P. Davis, J. Aranza, K. Shoemaker, J. Kitch, J. Harwell. Girls track: A. Graves, D. Collins, E. Rhodes. SECOND ROW: V. Storie, T. Ross ,rv 110 '-'wvw.1,e, gifs sg ' i Vf . ..,, :I . . H Q M .J 4 e tsstt t A 'I' 1 W3 LHS Q, A Ray Young turns on the speed. Joe Adams . . . Oh, the pain of de feet- Athletes's foot, that is. Chris Castillo . . . Hey Coach, I'm stuck! Willie Johnson makes another good jump. Steve Haliburton shows his athletic ability on the high jump. Terry Zgabay shows his intense concen- tration. Kyle Rowe tracks on to victory. Tiger Tracksters Show Great Diversity Q Q a 0 Q Q ,ra K F Junior Varsity: C. Walker, B. Hunt, T Blair, B. Smith, B. Lowe, A. Neal, D Moon, J. Rokas, M. Thompson, G. Dean A. Hampton. Field events: R. Johnson, B. Hunt, T Zgabay, R. Young, J. Adams, A. Neal, D Moon, P. Atkinson Lettermen: T. Shelton, T. Zgabay, R Voss, F. Thomas, D. Joiner, B. Brown, S Lloyd, P. Davis, W. Johnson, C. White. Chris Castillo up and over the hurdle! Sprinters: J. Zachary, P. Davis, C. White R. Voss, M. Thompson, D. Joiner, K Rowe, W. Johnson, J. Rokas, B. Brown t 4 fm 114 's-,var Larry Tadlock pole vaults his way to star- dom. Dwayne Joiner shows his special grace while jumping hurdles The result of giving your all. Russell Voss runs for the tape and first place. Terry Zgabay throws the shot. Willie Johnson stretches for the very long jump. Tony Shelton show his talents at the high jump. Sponsored by GENIE CAR WASH ew Head Coach Brings Spirit To Tiger Tennis The 1977 Tiger Tennis team showed a quality that it had never shown before. It was a team not a group of individuals, but a team exemplifing the efforts of many people as one. This pride was instille by the new coach Mrs. Cheryl Potts. The Tigers played many dual matches, winning 21 and losing ten, beating schools such as University, La Vega, and Corsicana. The road to district finals was tough, so the Tigers prepared themselves by playing in as many tournaments as time would allow. They played in the Vanguard In- vitational, Cameron and Corsicana toumeys. John Broadwater placed first in A singles at Vanguard and Robby Swanton and Greg Roscher won first in B doubles. Doubles partners Jody Spelman and Leigh Yarbrough won first in the Vanguard Tourney, Dale Zelmer and David Haggerty received first in boys' B doubles, Swanton and Roscher got second in A doubles, Linda Bruns placed first in the con- solation bracket Waco High girls placed second behind Jeff-Moore at the District Tournament. Spelman and Yar- brough led the team by defeating Jeff Moore in the finals 6-1, 7-5. Three other girls won their first- round matches: Bruns, Dana Adams, and Teresa Carroll. The boys team placed first in the district tournament led by singles champion John Broadwater. Roscher and Bobby Greer lost in the doubles finals, taking second place. Haggerty and Nathan Alford defeated Midway in the tourna- ment, but were defeated in their se- cond match. The district trophy is the first one the Tiger Tennis team has won in many years. a. Broadwater gets ready for a forehand. b. N. Alford, L. Yarbrough, K. Riley, J. Spelman, T. Carroll, V. Kessler, D. Adams. SECOND ROW: M. Roddy, L. Yarbrough, K. Smith, J. Robinson, L. Bruns, K. Algood, J. Felkner. BACK ROW: D. Haggerty, B. Greer, D. Zelmer, G. Roscher, R. Swanton, J. Broadwater. c. Greer, Broadwater, and Roscher show off district trophies d. Yarbrough and Spelman with their trophies. e. Greer and Roscher . . . you can't do better than that. Sponsored by GENIE CAR WASH E, i x .'...:-W' W7 -K ,fmt if-af' ,, x vf 'A xg 5, 'T il 5 QE Q 'fuck Y' ,f km X3 r w fn-Q., E Z 425 f J ff' my ,,,,.. M. ff N, x i Q A5 a f . ., , , K , by M 4' ' ' ' W av ,..., ,. 1 'liz YK g . TW 4 if f ' .f,,f--f 13. ' Eg W '-1? e V A v 4 me, t ' auf -af 'hung f-.., 'i , ez, iw' ,, ,, ,MQ -V M mime-,...,. .L,,NN f' L -- f QW . gf ,, V- N-Y S1f 01'f a b backhand. . John Broadwater hits his sizzling serve. .Mike Roddy uses his ballerina-like c. Bobby Greer straight down the line. d. Swanton and Roscher take the net posi- tion. e. Leigh Yarbrough and Jody Spelman give an example of team effort. f. Broadwater hits a smooth backhand. g. Teresa Carroll gets to a tough shot. ,Q -5 1,1 if M: 4- Yah. za , ai42TWgqa:f:,m .1 W M - ' ef' , W 'Y ,, ',, i g5f3'Q'+ w- Mm f V ata, Kang .fi as wa S , fa! 1 mi y ' 'ff -A 7 '45 'sf' ' ' -, . ,Q.,,.- , if ,, ,. , 4 f f vm .,, r ,,.,.. - ' 5- i 'iff AJ W ' A M 4' is 4 f U ,W ,iQ,mnnm!9 4, w . ag Q ' ' v Q 2, an , 'Wi W n N VMM m i Q 1 1 195- yy 5 . . f Volleyball Girls Truck on to Third Place The Waco High girl's volleyball team played fourteen games this vear, winning a total of eight and losing six. In non-district play the Tigerettes defeated Hillsboro and Richfield. Going on to district they won four out of six games, being vic- torious over Gatesville, Marlin, Jefferson-Moore, and Connally. In tournament play, the Tigerettes placed third at LaVega, but lost in Killeen. After a tough season, the girls ended with a third place district record. Three members of the team re- ceived All District honors. These were senior Vicki Pate, making first team All District, with senior Theresa Girard and junior Coyia Richter receiving Honorable Men- tion. The Tigerettes coach Miss Linda Henderson worked hard with her t at f s if f-., 2 . it ,s ' Q '-Y. . 3 S? QE Q2 .E .. T s .. s G ff 2 . fit , i' 1 G ,Qing ia. 4' . G f es., fl. . pg. gg GN' ' I-'N'-935123 P Q -as . an... s P l it fs- 2' 51 gf 4' we 52133 i - W 3 ' - . , S- . ' Gigi?-i91P'54E A - .. . 1, : 1 y ' 4 1- - i' M HH - t -' as . K V 'pgg pp,4 ig Ag.. RN? girls to be rewarded with the best season since competitive volleyball began at Waco High. a. Myrna Cooper sets up a shot for Glenda Young to spike. b. Virginia Storie hits a winner. c. Theresa Girard hits a side shot. d. Vicki Pate uses intense concentration while hitting her serve. e. Virginia Storie bumps the ball over the net. .1 ' lf' . f r K k,.. I ,Q , rm , 5 .Q wr E QW N, ,, A :Sl T' Girls Record 8-6 A 4 1,1-:aww wwf,-I ,.,., J-.,, Y- .-,-,-A od W., 'Fi-e. V 3 I f A.. If 'Q' -.V Ll l' , , . , ,M 3 , a., V W Y' I Q , ' ' ,W . f . N, V, ,.,, A rm 4 4 'Qui I z 1 Qt iv Q, ua , -5 M--+.,s .-......xx ,X .,...w,,'-MN-,,,x ,,,wv-u,,.,....,, :tw-.M..w,,, - M.,,...,,.m-...n ,W Q, SQ' ...H -'y 13.1, -4 'pw -.- ..-,- 4-p y- --.M-+......l' ,F ,L 4, 9 '54 'W 7 f? 1 A it Hi? , W, -..f W, ww -,ma Waco High School Moto-cross team members David Lassetter and David DiCorte competed in several events throughout the year. The pair raced in the qualifying races at Whitney and Louisian- na. Lassetter was ranked fifth at Whitney and DiCorte ranked first there. DiCorte also raced in the Can- Am Moto-cross qualifiers in Louisianna. 'www :X an .m.wa.a..s.. Us Waco represented in Moto-cross races hifi fi-Q 5 55. 1 'K 5 . .. . koi v , W 5,3 955 A jst. M S Q! aim Eggs, a ff . ,,,. aw.. If M Q Rodeo Club This year's Rodeo team proved that it takes guts to ride a wild beast. Of course, incentives such as prizes, trophies, and money help encourage riders. Waco High's team did well in makes tracks several rodeos in West, Lorena, and Cameron. Full of Tiger spirit one of the members was determined to win. To her dismay, Billie Pate broke her collarbone. 1976-77 Waco High School Rodeo Club Mark Anthony exemplifies his bull-riding skills. Kenny Smith holds on tight as Whirl O Wind leaves the gate. Billie Pate rests awhile after falling off her steer. Kenny Smith . . Hats off to you, Waco High! , Billie Pate gets ready to participate in the next event. Spectators and Rodeo Club members en- joy watching the rodeo events. fig... YK .. , d' 131 FHIEJVHS JJVO MEMUHIES We dream for me lulure Am! Wijll l0f llw H6151 Do you think they will ever make it to the Lawrence Welk Show? BOTTOM ROW left: S. Estelle, C. An- tunes, L. Ziegler, V. Pauling, C. Gilliam, P. Jackson, M. Watts, D. Jackson K. Smith, S. Stockton, S. Henry, C. Williams, K. Ringo, D. Coralzalez, D. Rogers, SECOND ROW left: I. Lujan, V. Strother, L. Tilman, A. Rios, D. Reed, G. Tilman, C. Smith. L. Stroud, C. Cozby, M. Williams, N. Bussey, T. Lujan, J. Simek, N. Ortiz, THIRD ROW left: R. Bradley, G. Wilson, D. Menchacha, D. Morgan, M. Koenig, M. Lord, L. Vaughan, A. Shaw, N. Ramsey, J. Shelton, F. Curry, TOP ROW left: E. Robinson, D. Connors, A. Neal, R. Young, M. Watson, D. Hodges, A. Makowski, R. Jackson, Drummers left to right: Y. Vas- quez, J. Nichols, R. Hines, M. Leazar, S. Drake, D. Watkins, B. Burns, Flag Girls left to right: R. Lester, V. Hertado, L. Harris, F. Spotser, P. Wheeler, P. McClain, and J. Ruecroft. Tiger Band Flag Girls Mr. Perot All'district members QTOP leftl Ceci Cozby, Sherri Henry, Portia Jackson, SE- COND ROW: Mark Watts, Andy Makowski, BOTTOM: Sheryl Stockton, Vicki Pauling, NOT PICTURED: Collette Thibodeaux M W. E X1 resents WHS The Waco Tiger Band In Action The Tiger Band represents WHS in many areas. They give concerts, perform at football half-time shows and march in parades. Being a band member is difficult but it is also an honor. Members have to be at prac- tice at 7:30 in the morning! The Tiger Band gives a lot of time to Waco High not only through their performances but also they find time for money-raising projects such as chili suppers and bake sales. The band has planned a trip to Lake Charles in Louisianna. 'lids Individuals in the band competed in the solo and ensemble contest at Waco Hall in February. a. Mark Watts: Directing the band during the half-time show. b. Isn't that spiffy! bi. will I is f ' -' - '11A, r LX 15' Q o ag XR ' 1 K, 5? L 4' A' Xxx N V ? Oiftq lx x 1 , x X' Z' if ll 5 it K. , QQ? Q do , jfiw i 2 l te lf- JJQ All three segments of the band come together during a half-time performance. The Band performs McArthur Park. Suellen Price... These moming practices are quite chilling. Mike Watson... I wonder if any one will notice I have a jaw-breaker?', f Q 3 3 if 5 x il 8. Follow the leader! ! You call THAT a drill team'?!! Look Ya'll, NO HANDS! How did I ever get into this mess? I just won S15.80! Mrs. Wachsmann, drill team sponsor. Drill team-SEATED: T. Dunham, S. Apperson, S. Lehman, S. Hardin, T. Oliver, M. Hopkins, D. Oliverio, C. Lain, S. Price STANDING: B. Davis, B. Roberts, B. Keyes, S. Worthey, S. Uzzel, L. Cook, P. Aston, C. Cornett, R. Crockett, T. Torres. Susan-Hey, look at that hunk! Lisa 8z Cindi-Wait till we pose for this pic! Bertha B.- could that be me? lhmixg. . - ,.xk, QQ K -,fy , -www Uland leads choir in successful ear 2 ia JaNelle Apperson is the only member of the Golden Voices that made All-State Choir. Mr. George Uland leads the men of the choir in an hour-long rehearsal session. These two members of the girls choir are practicing hard to make a superior rating at solo ensemble contest. Director Uland leads the composite choir at Waco High. 1977 members of the Golden Voices are full of Tiger Spirit. Working diligently, the Golden Voices prepare for UIL Contest and graduation. Golden Voice members discuss the possibilities of making an excellent rating at 11-AAA contest. Seniors do share some things with Sophomores. The Golden Voices and Girls Choir participated in several events through the year. These activities were singing for rest homes, giving Christmas concerts, and going to contest. While attending UIL con- test the Golden Voices received two division class ratings of excellent. These awards were won in concert and in sight-reading. George Uland directed the compsite choir at Waco High and North Junior High. Golden Voices performed several selections at Graduation. These selections were Oh Clap Your Hands, I Can Sing Rainbow, and The Road Not Taken. The Golden Voices and Girls Choirs add so much to the atmosphere of Waco High. The student body really enjoys these activities. X Ni' x 5 5 Q ' ' Q ,.,....: ir ' ' .Q H h l swf' ' A 'ili z PASF has busy, successful year 1976-77 was a good year for the Pan American Student Forum KPASFJ. Spon- sored by Miss Lidia Montemayor, the PASF members kept busy throughout the year. At Halloween several members became monsters for the day. As Christmas rolled around many clubs went caroling, the PASF was no different. The day school dismissed for Christmas, WHS students were serenaded by a group of Spanish speaking carolers. Accompained by Miss Montemayor and her sister, Maria, six girls journeyed to Mexico during the Easter holidays. The girls agreed that the trip was very much worth the time and money spent. Along with the German Club the PASF sponsored and participated in a Culture Day in the spring. 144 Singing Christmas carols was one of the PASF pro- jects. Here Teresa Carroll, Scott Wiley, Fred Clinesmith, and Vicki Pauling join in that project. Senior members of the PASF are fl to rl T. York, Y. Vasquez, Miss L. Montemayor, I. Lujan, V. Strother, K. Smith, and P. McClain. 2nd ROW: P. Veselka, C. Bivona, L. Yarbrough, M. Hopkins, S. Price, R. Fileteyo, and J. Apperson. 3rd ROW: C. Gilliam, T. Roberts, J. Spelman, G. Conner, T. Green, and J. Benson. 4th ROW: J. Lehman, H. Watson, J. Burroughs, L. Simpson, and L. Williams. This PASF member was one of several monsters who appeared at Halloween. Sophomore and Junior members of PASF are fl to rl lst ROW: M. Roddy, M. Stone, K. Geno, L. Leggott, B. Breedlove, C. Comett, C. Antunes, T. Carroll, N. Ortiz, and B. Pate. 2nd ROW: M. Omberg, L. Fisher, V. Pauling, F. Clinesmith, P. Aston, J. Garcia, D. Menefee, D. Oliverio, and D. Harris. 3rd ROW: B. Hixson, M. Havis, R. Breedlove, S. Wiley, and H. Bruns. More Halloween antics. PASF Sponsor, Miss Montemayor. - .,. V A l 1 :roi Q fzu :st If f gs. . K -iv f J f-fit ?,:.Q5:: ::,' s Q Q , nj, , 0 n 3 0 5 ffvif sit., ai? 54 P 145 ational Honor Society sponsors blood drives To a lot of people giving blood is an unthinkable experience. This year the National Honor Society CNHSJ provided a chance for that experience to become a reality to many students, by sponsoring two blood drives during the year. The NHS was led by Mrs. Pat Wickman, sponsor, John Broadwater, president, Nathan Anderson, vice-president, and Valorie Strother, secre- taryftreasurer. In the spring the society in- itiated twelve new members to carry on the work next year. 1976-77 members of NHS QL to RJ SIT- TING: Doris Jackson, Valorie Strother, and Sheryl Stockton, 2nd ROW: Ceci Cozby, Donna Carter, Jean Morris, Sue Mooney, Jody Spelman, Mrs. Pat Wickman, and Star Akin. 3rd ROW: John Broadwater, Nan Bussey, Janis Simek, Keith Harper, Lark Leazar, and Debbie Olsen. 4th ROW: Terry Zgabay, Carl Kirk, Robby Swanton, and Nathan Anderson. NHS officers: Nanthan Anderson, vice- president, Valorie Strother, secretaryftreasurer, and John Broadwater, president. Newly inducted members QL to Rl: Vicki Pauling, Christina Anderson, Becca Keyes, Cindy Strauss, Susan Uzzel, Jill Wayman, Mark McGee, Janis Harris, Scott Wiley, Connie Lain, Gary Wilson, and Coyia Richter. Young men and women at Waco High have the opportunity to learn to serve their community. This opportunity is provided by the Key Club which is a junior Kiwanis Club. This year the Key Club spon- sored a clothing drive for needy people and sent two students to Kiwanis luncheons weekly. Terry Zgabay and Mark Potter attended a city-wide meeting held at Midway High School. Zgabay served as president assisted by Gerald Bolton, vice- president, Craig Strauss, historian, Potter, treasurer, and David Ross, secretary. Mr. Friedli served as sponsor. Donna Carter was chosen 1976- 1977 Key Club Sweetheart. 1976-77 Key Club Sweetheartl Donna Carter and president Terry Zgabay. Key Club members lst ROW QL to RJ: K. Allgood, J. Burroughs, D. Carter, P. Reid, V. Strother, H. Watson, T. Girard, S. Lewis. 2nd ROW: T. Miller, M. Potter, L. Williams, D. Painter, P. Atkinson, T. Gunn, G. Bolton, B. Hunt, D. Ross, C. Shumate, T. Roberts, and M. Hopkins. 3rd ROW: J. Adams, C. Reeves, C. Kirk, C. Garon, R. Breedlove, R. Rimlinger, B. Greer, T. Zgabay, D. Zellmer, B. Hixson, S. Price, G. Hodges, N. Bussey, P. Veselka, and R. Markham. Key Club active German Club Joins TAG Guten Tag! Under the spon- sorship of Mrs. Sarah Wachsmann, the German Club participated in various ac- tivities throughout the year. They joined the Texas Associa- tion of German Students KTAGSJ. In March they attended the TAGS convention where the second year students entered the play ROMULUS DER GROSSE CROMULUS THE GREATJ. Culture Day was in May for the German and Spanish students. Officers for the 1976-77 year were: Sheryl Stockton, presi- dent, Colette Thibodeaux, secretary, and Nan Bussey, treasurer. The German Club promises to be an active in the future since many of the members are un- derclassmen, so until next fall . . .Auf Wiedersehen. . Spanish and German students par- ticipated in the Culture Day sponsored by the German Club and PASF. Members of the German Club KNEEL- ING: Kim Riley, Lisa Cook, Colette Thibodeaux, Sheryl Stockton, Nan Bussey, Janis Harris, and Brenda Ar- mand. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Sarah Wachsmann, Alecia Anderson, Donna Carter, Jody Spelman, Charlotte Shumate, Katrina Keaton, Ceci Cozby, Becca Keyes, Kathleen Walker, Suellen Price, and Sharla Apperson. 3rd ROW: William Himes, Mark Potter, Mike Cacy, Debbie Engelke, Robby Swanton, Nathan Anderson, Dale Zellmer, Terry Zgabay, Ricky Johnson, Greg Roscher, John Broadwater, and Bill Castello. 4th ROW: Lark Leazar. b. Serving a Thanksgiving lunch to the senior citizens at Sul Ross Center and distributing toys to under-priviledged children at children at Christmas were the highlights of the year for members of the Girls Service League. Along with these service pro- jects the girls sold Homecoming mums and boutonnieres in the fall and candy in the spring. The money raised from these projects went into a Girls Ser- vice League scholarship fund. Each year a senior member is chosen to receive this scholarship. This year the girls raised enough money to give scholarships to both Donna Carter and Gay Conner. Miss Elizabeth Morgan served as sponsor for the club. She has sponsored the club for many years and has now retired from the school system. Janna Burroughs served as president along with Melanie Hopkins, vice-president, and Gay Conner, secretary! treasurer. G L serves community Members of the Girls Service League fl to rl 1st ROW: C. Anderson, L. Leggott, B. Breedlove, C. Comett, Miss E. Morgan, J. Burroughs, K. Walker, P. McClain, J. Orr, J. Morris, 2nd ROW: K. Hoffmann S. Uzzel, G. Kessler, T. Roberts, D. Carter, K. Geno, D. Adams, L. Yar- brough, D. Jackson, G. Conner, P. Jackson, S. Mooney, B. Keyes, S. Henry C. Taylor and A. Anderson. 3rd ROW: E. Grant, M. Hopkins, C. Shumate, K. y 1 Riley, S. Lehman, B. Pate, S. Stockton, D. Sanford, L. Henning, and P. Aston. 4th ROW: J. Harris, T. Carroll, J. Spelman, D. Oliverio, L. Cook, J. Talley. 5th ROW: J. Wayman, S. Powers, D. Reed, K. Woodard, and V. Pauling. Miss Elizabeth Morgan, sponsor of the Girls Service League, retired this year after many years in the Waco school system. Besides sponsoring the group Miss Morgan taught Geometry. Student Govt. leads activities Student Government was very active during the 1976-77 school year. They sponsored the Homecoming activities in the fall and Corrigan weekend in the spring. They also promoted the March of Dimas Walkathon. Robby Swanton and Jody Spelman were elected com- missioner and served the spring semester last year and the fall semester this year. Susan Uzzel, Sheryl Stockton, and Charlotte Shumate served as com- missioners both semesters this year. Robby was elected mayor for the fall term and Sheryl was elected for the spring. Commissioners for next year are Randy Breedlove, Scott Wiley, Alecia Anderson, Becca Keyes, and Paula Aston. Scott will serve as mayor for the fall term. Mr. Lance Prickett was the sponsor for this group. ' . AMA. ,A A y . v . 1 , l 'f z ....,,.4! 'mine-'swf' Ecology plans, plants gardens Educating themselves about and improving the environment was the sole aim of the 1976-77 Ecology Club. Under the supervision of Mrs. Edna Harris and Mrs. Joyce Miller, the club planned a garden project comparing an organic garden to the pest-controlled garden. The products from this garden were given to the Meals on Wheels program, a program which delivers meals to shut-ins. The officers for the club were: Carol Gifford, president, Jean Morris, vice-president, and Melody Omberg, secretary. Members of the 1976-77 Ecology Club KNEELING CL to RJ: Mrs. Joyce Miller, Tina White, Melody Omberg, and Regina Storey. SITTING: Cindy Hardage, Jean Morris, Helen Bruns, Debbie Colvin, Carol Gifford, and Darleen Reed. STANDING: Chris Meridith, Hung Vu, James Himes, Larry Williams, and Bradley Crabbe. Backpacking Club has successful premier year The premier year of the Backpacking Club was not as eventful as members had hoped. Several overnight trips never left the plan- ning stages because of bad weather. Although most of the clubs activities had to be cancelled, one withstood the weather. Along with the Ecology Club, the Backpack- ing Club held a volleyball marathon. The club was led by Helen Bruns, president, Debbie Colvin, vice-president, Tommy Blair, secretaryftreasurer and Mrs. Hazel Mills, sponsor. Members of the 1976-77 Backpacking Club KNEELING QL to RJ: Cindy Gilliam, Helen Bruns, Tommy Blair, Debbie Colvin, and Cindy Hardage. STANDING: Randy Hines, Jim Hopper, Jean Morris, Luther Fisher, Danny Ross, Benny Smith, David Haigood, Tony Shelton, Lee Anthony, Kent Street, and Pat Swanton. 152 FHA prepares members to beceme-homemakers Members of the Future Homemakers of America QFHAJ are prepared to become the homemakers of the future. The program provides an outlet for students energies in the areas of cooking, sewing, and other facets of home life. The FHA installed officers for the 1977- 1978 year in a unique way. The theme of the program was lt's Magic . MC CMagic Carpet? for the program was Fred Clinesmith. Music is Magic was presented by Fred Kock. David Simcik and Bill Castello provided the music. Mrs. Estelle Geno highlighted the program with Geno and her Magic Lamp. Mrs. Ruth Nolte, Mrs. Geraldine Smith, and Mrs. Dorothy Morrow are the FHA sponsors. ' Members of the Future Homemakers of America are: lst ROW: Mrs. Geraldine Smith, Sheila Win- field, Karla Woodard, Judy German, Kim Hoff- mann, Karen Miller, Connie Lain, Eva Hoagland, and Mrs. Dorothy Morrow. 2nd ROW: Debi Spillman, Tina Ransome, Cheryl Williamson, LaSheryl Brown, Tammy Ross, Joyce Hamilton, Fred Stroud, Janet Stroud, Debra Ferguson, and Regina McLennan. Big L Club formed by fans Lark Leazar CBig LJ .... Well what do you know my very own fan club and salute. Members of the Big L Club . . . lst ROW: Paul Atkinson, Gerald Bolton, Tom Miller, Travis Gunn, Terry Zgabay, and Greg Roscher. 2nd ROW: Clayton Reeves, Jacob Aranza, Dale Zellmer, and David Ross. 3rd ROW: Randall Markham, Don Painter, Billy Hixson, and Danny Ross. Challenge Team Uses Abilities The Challenge team is a small group of students chosen from the student body according to their academic abilities to par- ticipate in the local TV show. They competed against other schools in the area on the basis of scholastic ability. a. Their fearless leader, J. E. Cooper. b. Team members- Portia Jackson, Dirk Sigtenhorst, Debbie Olson, Carrie Taylor, Jimmy Rodriquez, Terry Zgabay, Steve Watson, Scott Wiley, and Gary Wilson Extra! Extra! Get Your Wacoan! As a member of the Wacoan staff, one has to be able to keep abreast with what is going on in school. All the activities, sports, and important people are covered by a Wacoan reporter. The staff this year was led by a very competent editor, Melanie Hopkins, and did a good job of informing the student body of WHS happenings. a. Jill Benson- Did someone say newspaper? b. Leigh Yarbrough- Newspapers are so exciting. c. Terri Green- Don't tell Melanie that I copied this story out of one of last year's newspapers! d. Editor Melanie Hopkins- How dare you say that about my paper! e. Daniel Navarro all tuckered out. f. David Scott- I'd break my back for the newspaper! g. Wacoan Staff-Daniel Navarro, Jill Benson, Leigh Yarbrough, Sue Mooney, Editor Melanie Hopkins, David Scott, and Ricky Walts. 'HS' 'W' V my if lu ,if ,ff Want A Daisy Chain staff is made up of a few students who like to work long hours, spend a lot of time at school, and who try to put out a good yearbook. The 1976-77 Daisy Chain staff did not only these things, but also tried to make their yearbook one of the best ever at Waco High. The staff raised money for a few added touches and tried to use their imagination so the book would be useful and enjoyable. 11 M Being a Daisy Chain editor can do this to you. Worthy advisor - Fred Jones. The usual expression of a staff member looking at our fantastic pictures. Jill Wayman - Please, you're making me blush. Staff members Craig Strauss. Debbie Landtroop, Jill Wayman, Greg Roscher, co-editor Donna Carter, Glynis Hodges, Pat Reid, and co-editor Janna Burroughs. Glynis Hodges - Maybe if I smile, she'l1 think I'm working. Pat Reid - If you push that camera in my face one more time. Greg Roscher - Oh, so that's what a year- book is!', Six members, Thespian Sz FL go to regionals Along with Tespians, the National Forensic League QNFLJ members strive to further their vocal preformance and student cooperation. The members of both clubs insist that all members possess a sense of fair play and competi- tion. Sponsored by Mrs. Pat Tolbert, the NFL sponsored the annual MCC-WHS speech tournament in January. Many of the members also par- ticipated in the UIL district meet held in March at MCC. Six of those students and the One-Act Play advanced to regionals meet at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville. Mrs. Cheryl Potts not only coached -ten- nis, she also helped prepare many students for speech competition. Mrs. Pat Tolbert . . . What did I forget this time? Thespians and NFL members are STAN- DING: Charlotte Shumate, Susan Uzzel, Tanya Roberts, Tom Cruz, Laura Yar- brough, Suzanne Lehman, and Kathleen Walker. SITTING: Alan Goss, Jeanie Boone, Jimmy Rokas, Scott Wiley, Jim- my Winton, Robby Swanton, Tom Miller, Dana Adams, Becky Breedlove, and Kathy Allgood. Us - - A 5? . i' fi ' 2 One-Act Play wins district, advances to regionals Winning first at district gave the One-Act Play cast a chance to compete in the regional meet in Huntsville. The cast took their play, Still Stands the House , on to regional, but didn't fair as well as they had at district. The cast members are Becky Breedlove, Scott Wiley, Tom Cruz, and Susan Uzzel. Becky was named Best Actress at the district meet while Scott earned a spot on the All Star Cast . Scott was also named to the All Star Cast at the regional meet. Thaila Kuyken- dall served as director for the play. Mrs. Pat Tolbert spon- sored the group. a. 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Valley Mills Dr. 772-7990 CONGRATULNUONS !kPJID GOODLUCK TYJ'TI1E SENIORS OF 1977 from DAISY CHAI STAFF Student and Faculty Index Abercrombie, Darrell 62,102 Adams, Dana 19,27,72,81,149,158 Adams, Joe 87,109,111,116,147 Adams, Steve 30 Adkinson, Ellen 72 Aguilar, Tony 72 Aguilar, Yolanda 80,144 Ainsworth 7,62 Akin, Star 30,146 Alexander, Kenneth 72,101,102 Alford, Nathan 72,116,119 Allgood 62,116,147,158 Allison, Amie 30 Anderson, Alecia 13,26,62,148,149,150 Anderson, Christina 62,69,146,149 Anderson, Nathan 30,51,57,122,146,148 Anderson, Rhonda 72 Anthony, Lee 30,62,152 Anthony, Mark 130 Antunes, Cindy 62,134,144 Apperson, JaNelle 30,51,59,142,144 Apperson, Sharla 62,139,148 Aranza, Jacob 31,45,109,153 Armand, Brenda 48,62,71 Armstrong, Lenay 62 Aston, Paula 26,62,139,144,149 Atkinson, Paul 9,31,25,46,109,113,147,153 Bables, Mrs. A. 82 Baker, Mr. L. 82 Balch, Connie 72 Banks, Versie 31 Barefield, Angela 31,140,141 Barrinton, Eugene 62 Beard, John 62 Belcher, Gary 72 Benns, Gerard 72,76,102 Benson, Jill 9,31,144,155 Berndt. Linda 31 Bivona, Kathy 31,144 Blair, Nancy 31 Blair, 72,92,109,113,150 Blashingame, Charles 62 Bolton, Gerald 13,19,23,31,46,146,153 Bolton, Larry 73,92 Boney, Mike 72 Boone, Jeanie 63,127,158 Boone, Perry 31 Bounds, Sandra 72 Bradford, Gerry 13,25,31,55,87,88 Bradley, Roy 134 Bradshw, Connie 31,72 Branch, Marlyn 62 Braun, Richard 31,54 Becky Breedlove 72,144,149,158,159 Breedlove, Randy 20,26,62,63,122,144,147 Brewer, Janice 73 Briery, Gayla 31 Broadwater 31,49,116,121,146,148 Brooks, Kim 63 Brown, Bennie 63,92,113,119 Brown, Cindy 96,109,127 Brown, Clay 63 Brown, Glenn 63 Brown, LaSheral 63,153 Bruns, Helen 63,144,152 Bruns, Linda 116,152 Bryant, Karl 63 Bullock, Mr. G. 82 Burns, Bubba 73,184 Burroughs, Janna 19,31,54,92,98,144,147,149,156 Bussey, Nan 16,30,31,46,134,146,147,148,150 Cacy, Michael 73,92,148 Campbell, James 73 Campbell, Janice 73 Campbell, Stephen 9,73 Cannon, Kenneth 31 Cargill, Brenda 31 Carlile, Chuck, 31 Carrizales, Delores 134 Carroll, Teresa 27,63,116,121,144,148,149 Carter, Donna 32,45,46,54,140,141,146,147,148, 149,150,156 Carter, Mary 73 Carter, Michael 32 Cashaw, Rudy 32,87 Cashaw, Yvonne 63 Castello, Bill 63,148 Castillo, Chris 13,72,73,92,101,104,111,113 Cathey, Sandra 32 Cavin, Kathy 32 Cervantez, Arnold 73,192 Chavez, Maria 63 Chappell Darlene 73 Chatman, Elaine 92 Claridy, Carol 63 Clinesmith, Fred 63,122,144 Clynch, Mrs. S. 82 Coalman, Paul 63 Coan, Elaine 32 Coats, Dana 63 Cobbs, Billie 73 Cobbs, Sharon 32 Coleman, Dovie 78 Collins, Deborah 72,96,109 Collins, Ivan 32 Collins, Vicky 32 Colvin, Debbie 32,55,152 Compian, Steve 57,109 Conner, Danny 73,92,134 Conner, Gay Nell 19,32,144,149,150 Cook, Lisa 13,27,63,139,148,149 Cooper, Mr. J. E. 82,154 Cooper, Myrna 96,98,127 Cornett, Cindi 63,139,144,149 Courtney, Emmett 32 Courtney, Shelia 109 Cozby, Ceci 15,32,134,146,148 Crabbe, Bradley 32,45,152 Crockett, Renee 139 Cross, Mr. F. 82 Cruz, Tom 158,159 Curry, Frances 73,96,134 Curry, Sammie 73,102 Daily, Rhonda 32 Dalton, Anne 63 Daniels, Brenda 32 Daniel, Donald 73 Daniel, Ron 73 Daniels, Sherry 73 Davidson, Mike 32 Davidson, Michelle 63 Davis, Barbara 32,139 Davis, Betty 73 Davis, Garlan 32 Davis, Johnny 32,101 Davis, Reginald 73 Davis, Riley Pete 63,87,113,109 Dayton, Barbara 33 Dean, Guy 73,92,113 Degrate, Barbara 63 Degrate, Sue 73 Devorsky, Ronnie 63 Deyo, Debra 63 Deyo, Diana 9,73,96 DiCorte, David 63,128,129 DiCorte, Kim 73 DiCorte, Mark 33 Donaldson, Kim 33 Downey, Jack 109 Drake, Sam 63,134 Duffy, Terry 33 Dunham, Terri 73,139 Dunn, Billy 63 Easley, Barbara 96,127 Elsik, Gene 33 Elsik, Scot 64 Emanuel, Mrs. G. 82 Engelke, Debbie 148 Estelle, Sarah 73,134 Farley, Mrs. F. 82 Farmer, Henry 73 Farmer, Naomi 64 Feagin, Jim 64 Felkner, Jim 64,116 Feltenstein, Johnny 73 Feltenstein, Ronald 64 Ferguson, Debra 153 Ferguson, Mr. K. 82,87,95 Filiteo, Ruth 64,144 Fisher, Luther 64,144,152 Fitzpatrick, Mrs. V. 82 Franco, Gilbert 64 Franco, Nelson 33 Franklin, Charles 64 Friedli, Mr. R. 82,95 Fryar, Sam 64 Gainey, Jeanna' 74 Galloway, Gerry 33 Gammage, Richard 122 Garcia, Jamie 74,144 Gardner, Larry 64 Gardner, Mrs. V. 82 Gardner, Mr. W. 82,87,95 Garon, Craig 33,147 Garrett, Ricky 33 Garza, Monica 64 Garza, Veronica 33 Gaynor, Joseph 64,92 Gendusa, Carol 33 Geno, Mrs. E. 82 Geno, Katherine 74,79,144,149 German, Judy 33,153 Gervais, Dana 64 Gibson, Mrs. B. 82 Gibson, Charles 74 Gifford, Carol 27,64,127,152 Gilbert, Barbara 64 Gilbert, Patty 96 Gill, Wonna 64 Gilliam, Cindy 34,54,134,144,149,152 Girard, Theresa 19,34,124,127,141,141,147 Glockzon, Patricia 74 Goates, Richard 74,87,104,109 Gonzalez, Polly 74 Goodwin, Melanie 74 Goolsby, Terry 34 Goss, Alan 34,55,158 Grant, Elsie 64,144,149 Graves, Angela 109 Graves, Robert 43,55,87 Graves, Sampson 109 Gray, Billy 34 Green, Doris 74 Green, Terri 34,144,155 Greer, Bobby 34,55,87,88,1l6,119,121,147 Grey, Donna 64,171 Griffin, Larry 64 Griffin, Sherri 7,34 Gunn, Travis 15,34,147,153 Hackworth, Freda 74 Haferkamp, Doug 7 Haggerty, David 64,116,119 Haigood, David 152 Hale, Jimmy 64 Haliburton, Steve 74,101,104,111 Hamilton, Joyce 34,153 Hampton, Albert 113 Harcrow, Gail 64 Hardin, Sheila 74,139 Hardage, Cindy 96,152 Harper, Ethel 64 Harper, Keith 34,122,146 Harris Harris Harris, Harris Harris Davey 74,144 Donald 74 Mrs. E. 82 Janis 64,146,148,149 LaTonia 74 134 Harwell, James 74,109 Havis, Marc 144 Head, Robert 74 Hebert, Mrs. B. 83 Hemphill, Sheila 74 Henderson, Johnny 35,87 Henderson, Murial 96 Henderson, Peaches 96 Henley, Debra 35 Hennig, Lesa 74,149 Henry, Harold 74 Henry, Sherry 74,34,149 Hicks, Ann Gelia 75,127 Hill, Mike 75 Himes, James 35,152 Himes, William 75,148 Hines, Carla 75 Hines, Randy 75,134,152 Hinton, Cindi 64 Hixson, Billy 20,23,64,69,104,107,144,147,153 Hurtado, Virginia 134 Hoagland, Eva 64,153 Hodges, Darrell 75,134 Hodges, Glynis 35,46,49,53,140,141,147,156 Hoffman, Kim 64,149,153 Holden, Gary 61 Hopkins, Melanie 35,45,51,58,122,139,144,l47 149,150,155 Hopper, Jim 49,64,152 Horton, Annette 65 Howard, Carolyn 65 Howell, Janice S. 78 Hudlin, Bruce 75,101,102 Hugg, Mike 35 Hunt, Bobby 65,71,s7,ss,104,113,147 Hunter, Mr. B. 87,95,104 Hurtado, Virginia 75 Iglehart, Mr. I. 83 Ingle, Tim 65 Isaac, Cheryl 35 Jackson, Doris 35,134,146,149 Jackson, Portia 27,75,134,149,154 Jackson, Robert 75,92 Jackson, Sherry 65,71 James, Denise 96,98,127 Jimenez, Leon 35 Johnson, Ricky 65,87,113,109,148 Johnson, Willie 87,115,109 Joiner, Dwayne 65,92,101,109,113,115 Jones, Dorothy 75 Jones, Mrs. V. 83 Keaton, Katrina 75,148 Kelley, Mark '75 Kelly, Carl 65 Keltner, David 65 Kendricks, Ruby 65 Ker, Brenda 65 Kessler, Chris 35,55,104,107 Kessler, Ginny 65,116,149 Kessler, Steve 75 Keyes, Rebecca 26,65,139,145,148,149,150 Keyes, Mike 35 Kilpatrick, Brigette 75 Kirk, Carl 35,45,55,104,146,147 Kitch, John 35,61,109 Knudson, Timothy 65 Kocian, Mark 35 Koenig, Mark 75,134 Kuykendall, Larry 65 Kuykendall, Thalia 65,159 Laday, Allen 101 Lain, Connie 65,139,146,153 Lain, Mike 35,81 Landtroop, Debbie 9,43,53,156 Lang, James 75 Lassetter, David 35,57 ,128,129 Lassetter, Roy 75 Lattimore, Cindy 35 Leazar, Lark 35,146,153 Leazar, Mark 16,35,61,134,148 Leggott, Lucy 75,122,144,149 Lehman, Jim 7,35,87,144 Lehman, Suzanne 78,96,109,149,158 Lester, Kim 65 Lester, Robin 75,134 Levy, Mrs. M. 83 Lewis, Andy 65 Lewis, Jackie 30,36 Lewis, Susie 75 Lewis, Suzanne 36,147 Lincycomb, Debbie 75 Lindsey, Dennis 36 Linnstaedter, Mr. F. 83 Lopez, Andrew 36 Lopez, Richard 75 Lopez, Suzat 65 Lord, Matthew 75,122,134 Lovett, Brett 75,101 Lowe, Bobby 66,109,113 Lowrie, Connie 66 Loyd, Pete 92,102 Loyd, Stanley 36,57,101,109,113 Ludwig, Debbie 66 Lujan, Irene 131 Lujan, Anthony 134 Lyle, Guy 36 Makowski, Andy 36,53,134 Manges, Rhetta 75 Maples, Sheila 36 Maples, Tommy 75 Markum 36,46,87,104,107,14'7,153 Martinez, Elizabeth 75 Massiarz, Cindi 66 Massirer, Debbie 36,65 Mayberry, Marvin 66,92,101,104 McCall, Ricky 76 McClain, Pam 15,36,59,134,144 McCrary, Donna 36 McCuistion, Jan 66 McDonald, Larry 66 McGee, Mark 66,146 McKamey, Warren 66,92 McLennan, Regina 36,127,153 McMaine, Jack 36 McNairy, Donna 36 Menchaca, David 76,134 Menefee, David 65,144 Merdith, Chris 36,152 Merkledove, Joe 66 Merritt, James 92 Miles, Roy 76 Miller, Karen 36,153 Miller, Tom 25,72,76,81,146,153,158 Mills, Mrs. H. 83 Mills, Danny 87,104 Mills, Robert 76 Mitchell, Mr. J. 83 Mitchell, Martina 76,81 Mixson, Mix 66 Mohan, Barry 66,87,91 Montemayor, Miss L. 83,144 Montgomery, Gerald 101,102 Montgomery, Steven 76,102 Moon, David 66,87,113 Mooney, Sue 36,58,146,149,150,155 Mooney, Mrs. Y. 83 Moreno, Fabian 76 Morgan, David 134 Morgan, Miss E. 83,149 Morgan, John 76,113 Morgan, Russell 36,87,88 Morgan, Thomas 76,92 Morin, Juan 76,92 Morin, Rosa 76,127 Morris, Jean 36,56,122,146,149,150,152 Morrow, Mrs. D. 153 Navarro, Anna 66 Navarro, Daniel 37,155 Neal, Arthur 76,102,113,134 Neal, Debra 76 Nichols, Jimmy 87,92,134 Nichols, Julius 76 Nichols, Natalie 127 Nolte, Mrs. R. 83 Olivarez, Janie 76 Olivarez, Pablo 76 Oliver, Brenda 76 Oliver, Renwick 66 Oliver, Terry 139 Oliverio, Denise 27,19,66,139,138,149 Olsen, Debbie 37,146,154 Omberg, James 37 Omberg, Melody 66,144,152 Orr, Jinny 76,144 Orsak, Brett 74,77,92 Ortiz, Nelda 77,134,144,150 Pace, Mark 77,92 Pafford, Melinda 37 Pafford, Robert 66 Painter, Don 66,104,107,147,153 Palacious, Eddie 77 Palacious, Margie 66 Parrish, Jeanetta 67 Parten, Sherra 37 Partridge, Max 77 Pate, Billie 77,127,l31,144,149 Pate, Vickie 37,61,92,98,124 Pauling, Mike 37 Pauling, Vicki 67,134,144,146,149 Payne, Larry 49,55,87 Pepper, Steve 77 Perry, Steve 77 Perot, Mr. R. 134 Peters, Libby 77,96,109 Pilgrim, Johnny 37,38 Pineda, Emma 67 Poteet, Debbie 37 Poteet, Renea 77 Potter, Mark 20,67,87,147,148 Potter, Paul 67 Potts, Mrs. C. 7,83,119,158 Powers, Shari 7,67,149 Price, Mrs. E. 83 Price, Shelia 37,139,147,144 Price, Suellen 77,137,148 Prickett, Mrs. L. 25,83,95,15O Pustejovsky, Ralph 37 Radcliff, David 38 Raines, Dossie 38 Ramsey, Morris 38,67,134 Ramsey, Terry 67 Rangel, Johnny 77 Ransome, Tina 67,153 Redrick, Mrs. B. 88 Reed, Darlene 67,134,149,152 Reeves, Clayton 38,147,153 Reid, Pat 9,29,38,51,140,141,147,156 Reyna, Marcus 67 Rhodes, Eddie 77,109 Richter, Coyia 67,124,127,146 Riley, Kim 27,67,116,148,149,150 Rimlinger, Robert 25,38,61,122,147 Rimlinger, Scott 67,122 Ringo, Kim 7,77,134 Riola, Mrs. J . 83 Rios, Augustine 134 Roberts, Barbara 139 Roberts, Darrell 38 Roberts, Tanya 38,58,144,147,149,158 Robinson, Eugene 77,134 Robinson, Jackie 77 Robinson, Jacqueline 77 Roddy, Mike 67,116,121,144 Rodriguez, Jimmy 77,81,154 Rogers, Denise 77,134 Rogers, Sherle 67 Rogers, Terri 77 Rokas, Jimmy 77,87,92,l02,113,158 Romo, Christine 38 Roscher, Greg 9,20,38,60,116,119,121,148 153 Rose, Glen 38 Ross, Danny 77,96,l09,152,153 Ross, David 19,30,38,46,49,58,55,87,104 107 147,153 Ross, Tammy 9,19,54,39,92,98,153 Rowe, Danny 77 Rowe, Kyle 102,107,109,113 Rozelle, Randy 77 Ruecroft, Jana 67,71,134 Russell, David 77 Sanford, Debra 67,140,141,149 Sauls, Casey 39 Schronk, Lonnie 67 Scott, Audrey 19,39,49,127,140,141 Scott, David 39,51,56,122,155 Sepulvede, Johnny 67 Sharp, Michael 77 Shaw, Arthur 124 Shaw, Mark 77 Sheffield, Allan 67 Shelby, Kenneth 39 Shelton, Jacqueline Renee 78,134 Sharp, Shelton 67 Shelton, Tony 67,87,109,113,115,152 Shirley, Keith 78,92 Shoemaker, Miss K. 83,96,109 Shumate, Charoltte 19,22,37,39,53,60,147,148,149 150,158 Siems, William 92 Sigtenhorst, Dirk 78,154 Simek, Janis 39,55,134,146 Simcik, Richard 70 Simpson, Laurie 39,144 Slaughter, Mrs. D. 83 Smith, Benny 78,113,152 Smith, Charles 39,134 Smith, Clay 78 Smith, Mrs. G. 83,153 Smith, James 78 Smith, Kay 39,116,134,144 Smith, Kenny 39,67,l31 Smith, Mr. R. 25,83,89,95,109 Smith, Valerie 67 Smith, Vicki 78 Spelman, Jody 9,20,39,49,53,60,100,116,119 121,144,146,147,149 Spillman, Debi 39,153 Spinks, Kathy 78 Spotser, Fielesia 78,134 Springer, Danny 87 Stanford, James D. 9 Stead, Karen 39,49 Steele, Robert 92 Steverson, Michael 39 Stockton, Sheryl 19,20,33,39,56,134,148,149,150 Stoltzner, Mrs. E. 83 Stone, Mary 67,144 Storie, Regina 67 Storie, Virginia 67,109,124,127 Strauss, Cindy B. 63,146 Strauss, Craig 15,20,55,87,156 Street, Kent 152 ' Stringer, Perry 39 Strother, Lissa 67 Strother, Valorie 39,58,134,144,146,147 Stroud, Fred 67,153 Stroud, Janet 39,59,153 Stroud, Milton 39,134 Suddath, Mrs. B. 25,83 Sulak, Randy 68 Summer, Willie 92 Surita, Perry 78 Sustatta, Francine 71 Sustaita, Christine 78 Swanton, Patrick 13,78,122,152 Swanton, Robby 40,60,116,121,146, 148,150,159 Tadlock, Larry 20,87,88,115 Talley, Miss A. 83,49 Taylor, Carrie 149,154 Talley, Julie 68,71,149 Taylor, Donald 63,92 Taylor, Selwyn 40 Taylor, William 68 Thibodeaux, Colette 7,16,19,40,59,148 Thomas, Floyd 92,109,113 Thomas, Glenn 40 Thomas, Lonnie 78,92 Thompson, Mike 92,113 Thomas, Richard 40 Thomas, Richard 78 Thornton, Diane 40,61 Tillard, Stanley 40 Tillman, Glenda 78,134 Tillman, Linda 134 Tolbert, Miss P. 25,853,158 Torres, Joe 78,109 Torres, Theresa 68,139 Trent, Don 68,104 Turner, Carolyn 78 Uland, Mr. G. 142 Uzzel, Susan 40,42,60,139,144,146,158,159 Valdez, Elena 68 Vasquez, Yolanda 40,122,134,144 Vaughan, Lonnie 40,134 Vencill, David 78 Veselka, Paula 40,147 Veselka, Vince 68 Vu-Viet, Hung 78,152 Voss, Russell 109,113,115 Wachsmann, Mrs. S. 83,139,148 Waldrep, Jason 68 Walker, Clarence 78,113 Walker, Derrick 78 Walker, Judith 78 Walker, Kathleen 40,53,60,148,149,158 Walker, Pat 40,127 Walker, Teresa 68,127 N 181 Wallace, Charles 78 Walton, Larry 68 Walts, Ricky 40,49,87,155 Warner, Charlene 78 Watkins, Carol 78 Watkins, Dwayne 68,134 Watson, Haila 16,19,22,40,46,58,140,141,l44,l47 Watson, Michael 40,54,101,102,134,137 Watson, Stephen 78,154 Watts, Harold 40 Watts, Mark 59,134,136 Wayman, Jill 122,146,149,156 Webb, Mike 40,87 Webb, Vince 78,92 Weeks, Miss A. 83 Wells, Michael 40 Wheeler, Patricia 79,81,134 Whitaker, Nancy 79,96 White, Calvin 57 ,101,109,113 White, Janet 68 White, Lauri 79 White, Tina 68,127,152 Whittington, Dwight 79,102 Wickman, Mrs. P. 83,146 Wiley, Scott 20,15,16,62,69,104,144,146,154 150,158,159 Williams Christy 79,134 Williams Mr. J. 87,101 Williams, Karen 79 Williams Kevin 79 Williams Williams Williams Williams Larry 40,87,144,147,152 Mitchell 79,134 Paul 72,79,81,102,104,107 Ronnie 79 Williams, Sharon 9,69 Williamson, Cheryl 69,127,153 Wilson, Brian 69 Wilson, Gary 69,134,146,154 Winfield, Martha 79 Winfield, Shelia 41,153 Winton, Jimmy 79,158 Wise, Mrs. V. 83 Woodard, Karla 69,149,153 Woods, Mr. J. 83,122 Worthey, Sherie 79,122,139 Wright, Edward 69 Wright, Lydna 79 Yarbrough, Laura 27,79,116,149,158 Yarbrough, Leigh 9,19,41,60,116,119,144,155 York, Tammy 41,55,144 Young, Glenda 79,124,127 Young, Lennis 69,79 Young, Ray 69,87,107,109,113,134 Younce, Mark 79,109 Zachary, John 69,92,109,113 Zellmer, Dale 16,41,116,147,148,153 Zgabay, Terry 9,25,41,45,46,57,87,107,109,115 113,146,147,148,153,154 Ziegler, Lillie 41,134 Zotigh, Kenneth 41 Zotigh, Francis CJerryJ 69 Senior Activities Index ADAMS, JOSEPH: Football ADAMS, STEPHEN: DECA AGUILAR, YOLANDA: PASF AKIN, STAR: NHS, PASF, Golden Voices, 1977 All- Region Choir ANDERSON, NATHAN: vice president NHS, Ger- man Club, Golf, Who's Who in Math Sc NHS, office worker, Salutatorian ARANZA, JACOB: Cross Country, Alpha Club presi- dent ATKINSON, PAUL: Football, track, Key Club, Young Life BANKS, VERSIE: Choir BENSON, JILL: Transfer from Marble Falls, PASF, Wacoan staff 1 BERNDT, LINDA: PASF, Spirit Club, choir BIVONA, CATHY: Spirit Club, PASF, HECE, Key Club BLAIR, NANCY: Spirit Club, Choir, PASF BOLTON, GERALD: Football, vice president of Key Club BOONE, PERRY: Baseball BRADFORD, GERRY: Football, All-District Tailback, Track BRADSHAW, CONNIE: Band BRIERY, GAYLA: Spirit Club BURROUGHS, JANNA: Young Life, PASF, Key Club, president of Girls Service League, Quill Sz Scroll, Basketball, Volleyball, Band, Golden Voices, Homecoming queen semi-finalist, co-editor Daisy Chain, Spirit Club, Student Government, NFL, Thespians, Flag girl BUSSEY, NAN: Band, Flag girl, Key Club, German Club, NHS, National Merit Commended Student, Wa- coan staff, Student Government, president sophomore and junior class, vice-president senior class CANNON, KENNETH: DECA, Golf CARTER, DONNA: Cheerleader, Spirit Club, NFL Sz Thespians, Student Government, Key Club sweetheart, Girls Service League, German Club, NHS, Quill Sz Scroll CARLILE, CHUCK: Band, solo 8a ensemble contest, Choir CATHEY, SANDRA: Choir, Key Club, German Club COAN, ELAINE: FHA, Ecoloby Club COLLINS, IVAN: Band, Baseball COLLINS, VICKY: Band, PASF, HECE COLVIN, DEBORAH: Who's Who is Ecology, secftreas Backpacking Club, PASF COMPIAN, STEVE: Track, Band, JV Football CONNER, GAY: Band, Choir, winner Girls Service League Scholarship, PASF, Student Government COZBY, CECI: Band, German Club, Ecology Club, NHS, Girls Service League CRABBE, BRADLEY: Band, Choir, Ecology Club DANIEL, BRENDA: FHA DAVIS, JOHNNY: Basketball DAVIDSON, MIKE: DECA DAYTON, BARBARA: secretary Rodeo Club, PASF, NHS DONALDSON, KIM: Spirit Club, DECA DUFFY, TERRY: DECA FRANCO, NELSON: Backpacking Club, Marching Band GAITHER, LYNDA: Girls Service League GARON, CRAIG: Key Club, DE, PASF, Ecology Club GARZA, VERONICA: PASF, Wacoan staff GENDUSA, CAROL: HECE, FHA, Ecology Club, Key Club GERMAN, JUDY: FHA GILLIAM, CINDY: Backpackers Club, PASF, Band, Who's Who is Library Asst. GIRARD, THERESA: PASF, Key Club, Homecoming Princess nominee, Volleyball, Cheerleader, Spirit Club GOOLSBY, TERRY: DE GOSS, ALAN: Tennis, Speech, Drama, DE, District winner in DECA, German, Young Life GRAVES, ROBERT: Football, Track GRAY, BILLY: Auto Mechanics GREEN, TERRI: Student Government, Key Club, Ecology Club, PASF, Young Life, Wacoan staff GREER, BOBBY: Football, Tennis, Key Club, Ger- man Club HACKWORTH, YOLANDA: Student Government, Girls Service League, Basketball HAMILTON, JOYCE: Girls Choir, FHA HARPER, KEITH: Golf, German Club, NHS, Band HEAD, MIKE: DE HENDERSON, JOHNNY: Football, Track HENLEY, DEBRA: FHA, Choir HODGES, GLYNIS: Spirit Club, Key Club, German Club, Cheerleader QTigerJ, Young Life, Quill 8: Scroll, Daisy Chain staff, Student Government, NFL HOLDEN, GARY: Who's Who is Woodworking HOPKINS, MELANIE: Wacoan editor, vice president Girls Service League, Key Club, PASF, Quill Sz Scroll, Golf, Spirit Club, captain drill team, Young Life, dis- trict winner in UIL editorial writing, 2nd in UIL regional editorial writing, 8th in UIL state in editorial writing HUGG, MIKE: Band, Trainer, Choir ISAAC, CHERYL: FHA JACKSON, DORIS: Band, NHS, Girls Service League KESSLER, CHRIS: Baseball KEYES, MIKE: Daisy Chain photographer, Basket- ball, Key Club, Young Life, Band KIRK, CARL: Baseball, NHS, German Club KITCH, JOHN: Track, German Club, Who's Who in Electricity KOENIG, LLOYD: Tennis LAIN, MIKE: Football, Track LANDTROOP, DEBBIE: Daisy Chain staff LASSETTER, DAVID: Motocross, Who's Who in Drafting, library asst. LATTIMORE, CINDY: Choir LEAZAR, LARK: NHS, German Club LEAZAR, MARK: Band, Who's Who is Social Studies, winner PTA scholarship, German Club LEHMAN, JIM: Football, Track, PASF, Band LEWIS, SUZANNE: PASF, Key Club, Girls Choir, Band, Flag girl, Spirit Club, Golf, Golden Voices, HECE LOPEZ, ANDREW: Basketball Mgr., Band, PASF, winner PTA scholarship LOYD, STANLEY: All-District Football, Basketball, Track MAKOWSKI, ANDY: NHS, All-State Band MARKUM, RANDALL: Key Club, Football, Baseball MASSIRER, DEBBIE: HECE, Choir, FHA MCCLAIN, PAM: Choir, Girls Service League, PASF, Flag girl, Library asst. McLENNAN, REGINA: FHA, Ecology Club, Volleyball, Flag girl McMAINS, JACK: DE McNAIRY, DONNA: Spirit Club, Choir, HECE, FHA MOONEY, SUE: Who's Who in Photography, Girls Service League, Student Government, Golf, Quill 8: Scroll, Wacoan staff, German Club, ILPC, UIL District Literary Meet, Library asst., NHS MORGAN, RUSSELL: Track, Football MORRIS, JEAN: Golf QDistrict Medalistl, Girls Ser- vice League, vice president Ecology Club, German Club, Rodeo Club, Young Life, Student Government, NHS, homecoming queen nominee NAVARRO, DANIEL: Key Club, Band, Wacoan staff OLSEN, DEBBIE: Spirit Club, PASF, Ecology Club, NHS, Challenge team PAFFORD, MELINDA: Drama PARTEN, SHERRA: Volleyball, NHS, German Club, Choir PATE, VICKIE: Volleyball, Basketball, Track PASF POTEET, DEBBIE: PASF, Key Club, winner PTA scholarship RADCLIFF, DAVID: DE RAMSEY, NORRIS: Band REEVES, CLAYTON: Key Club, DE, PASF REID, PAT: Key Club, Flag girl, German Club, Cheerleader, Basketball, Young Life, Quill 8z Scroll, Daisy Chain staff, Student Government RIMLINGER, ROBERT: Golf ROBERTS, TANYA: Student Government, Spirit Club, PASF, Key Club, Girls Service League, Thespians, Who's Who is Business ROSCHER, GREG: German Club, Tennis, Who's Who in Tennis, Key Club, PASF, Daisy Chain sports editor ROSS, DAVID: Football, Baseball, Key Club, office worker, German Club, Senior Class President, Young Life Track Club SAULS, CASEY: Track, DE, Girls Service League SCOTT, AUDREY: Volleyball, Cheerleader SHAW, ARTHUR: Band SHUMATE, CHARLOTTE: Lieut. Spirit Club, Drill Team Capt., Thespians, NFL, Key Club, Girls Service League, Tennis, German Club, Young Life, Student Government City Manager SIMEK, JANIS: Band, Flag girl, NHS SIMPSON, LAURIE: PASF, Spirit Club SMITH, CHARLES: Band, Football, Chess Club SMITH, KAY: Tennis, Band, PASF, Key Club SMITH, KEN: Baseball SPELMAN, JODY: Latin Club, Key Club, Girls Ser- vice League, PASF, German Club, NHS, Cheerleader, Student Government, Tennis, Homecoming queen nominee, Who's Who in German SPILLMAN, DEBI: FHA STANFORD, JAMES: Golf STEAD, KAREN: FHA STOCKTON, SHERYL: Key Club, Girls Service League, German Club, Band, Student Government Commissioner, NHS, Homecoming Queen STRAUSS, CRAIG: Football, Track, Baseball, Key Club STROUD, JANET: FHA STROUD, MILTON: Band SWANTON, ROBBY: Debate, Drama, NFL, German Club, Tennis, NHS, Student Government Com- missioner THIBODEAUX, COLETTE: All-District Band, Flag girl, JV Basketball, German Club, Homecoming queen nominee, Student Government Commissioner, Choir, Gold 8: White Club THOMAS, RICHARD: Football, Track THORNTON, DIANE: DECA, Who's Who in DE TILLARD, STANLEY: JV Football, Track, Baseball, Basketball TORRES, RUBY: PASF UZZEL, SUSAN: Student Government, Girls Service Club, NHS, secretary NFL, Thespians, Spirit Club, Drill team, vice president junior class VASQUEZ, YOLANDA: PASF, Golf, Band, Flag girl VAUGHAN, LONNIE: Band, All-City Band WALKER, KATHLEEN: German Club, NFL, Thespians, Speech, Who's Who in Drama, Girls Ser- vice League, Ecology Club WALTS, RICKY: Football, Wacoan staff WATSON, HAILA: President PASF, Who's Who in PASF, Cheerleader, Key Club, homecoming queen nominee, 3rd place winner in UIL feature writing WATTS, MARK: Key Club, DECA, Stage Band, Drum Major Marching Band WELLS, SHERRI: HECE, Spirit Club WILLIAMS, LARRY: All-District Football, Track, Key Club, PASF, Golden Voices, Ecology Club YARBROUGH, LEIGH: vice president sophomore class, homecoming queen nominee, Key Club, PASF, District Tennis Doubles Champion, Who's Who in Tennis, Thespians, Quill 8: Scroll, NHS, Features editor Wacoan YORK, TAMMY: PASF, Basketball, Who's Who in Clerical Practice ZELLMER, DALE: Key Club, German Club, Tennis, Young Life ZGABAY, TERRY: All-District Football, Tri-capt. 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