Waco High School - Daisy Chain Yearbook (Waco, TX)
- Class of 1979
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rlnaiw ilimiiln mower i , bl We f 'fig ' ai i sI'llUTnf X, N i' Billie Pate, Editor Margie Mabry, Advisor Volume 78 Waeo High Waco, Texas W -I +- Table of Contents Trends 8 Fr1ends Actrvmes Scores 8 Roars Athletlcs Pencrls 8' SfGHC11S Organrzatlons Faces 8 Paces Vendors 8 Spenders As Endmgs 8' Blendrngs COHCIUSIOH People- ............................................... d ......................................................... Zo ffl' 4 iff? ,ED lil sf 3 A, My M . w ' -M 31- s. x A , - . -f - 1 ,, ky.,-sv-I ,., WX. I , ,,, 'f 'lun- ,mpy I Q Inq 5 il wo We lg Librarians Io Fisher and Linda Iewell are the two most visited faculty Ienda Winningham and Tricia Mitchell munch down at break members in school. time. Moving Up, Moving On The year began moving up with the hiring of a new principal, Willie Williams. His attitude of Tiger Pride inspired the students and faculty to strive for the improvement of academics and school spirit. Self-discipline was stressed and Waco High began its journey back to being THE BEST in the city. ... and then came a time for moving on when Wayne Gardner resigned from his head coach- ing position. Gardner had been a devoted Tiger leader for 17 years, Even though this loss made many hearts sink, it didn't keep WHS from moving up. In january, all eyes were focused on Waco High when Gardner's successor was announced. Centex Coach of the Year, Derrell Carlile, joined the Tiger family and dedicated him- con't p. 8. Coach Ted Iones generates a winning spirit among the girls cross country team. l Mike Solomon and Mark Tivey crack down on the books. Q TH' an 153 fv..p,1,,-Wg.. . V A r 4 5 '- ' if H' 3Q'f FS W2??wfa.qm'-Aewfwefqqff..iwy,i,,,i,.,R,.,,,,,.,,,,?,,Mk . 5 sg fm K' I K 3-ii, , ? Q K '- j -'Wx-18 1 ,gh QM ,,m,.,.,,, -- .1 3- -ui. .t 4, ' ' A and the band played on under the direction of Randy Hines. gf 'I ua link ga, ra. .,w.,.r.g 144-tr 'IQ' A golden flash from the drill team always spiced up half time. .sa KL K, M ,, R, , i if 'WK gr 5 'Q f yy e . J 1 , y 5 ' K V 7' 'M , i 1 4 ff W A g . - J X l 5' in ll W All . r. 31 4 1 Hglzag ' ' :Q s , -N gp 'H ga, Zi- i- - h 1 , 5 'lf-Qifggfigq ' ' f ' ' . K , A S , 1 1 . ,, MMM, 5 Q ' S ' I faf,:m5W , 1 f'i 4 1 ' ' , . ,V M J V ,'f.f in if - Q . ggas ,, H S I5 j l'k' M..i,,- 1 fa.. . M - ,E 'ir - ga. ky! ,Y , ,V A - M , 42'-gag, 3 K ' i 1 , V ..f12-eiiglh - '?1:,.fgf?1 - 1 f , f ' ,..- I' fi Mg aa 'M' ' Q. ixpi? A ' 3 G I wfaf,y,,, -..'G5a,.m A N I H 2 2 2 , yatgniwj nf .Q 46433.-R :gy iffuf -15 3' 41 vi Q -i -Q ' ' ' 53- V L ,kg ? .f14f'f? ,-i liw ' 1 .. if fi f .- 14 WR ig .N ,, 1 M Lf! V if . V QW , -as L: -iff if ,, - K- K 1? - . Y' x i ' -1gv1,vgm,,gM'S , ' , if Q'-FS. T - ' ' f fl ' ,-fi 'MQ-LW 'l!A , 5 f -A Q NT H .. 1 Tr i gg 'lf f , Y ,, if 1 f + ,K ' ' ' .. .mua?ZE3 Coach Wayne Gardner keeps a watchful eye on his fighting Ti team. ger WHS- ot All Wi 5 f, sw Q., .. Work ,,,o M .. ,AW I .f 'K ,kiwi S.. rwM,,,,w awww . . H W Sherry Henry puts the finishing touches on the Wacoan newspaper, aj' ig 3' it Af if Q74 l if Thomas Bulldog Morgan: 'iThis is not the tim COl'1'f from p. 6. self to improving the fighting Tiger tradi- tion. Tiger tracks were on an upward move once again. But moving on seemed to happen quickly. Darrell Carlile resigned a month later for personal reasons. Waco High received an- other coach from Houston's Klein High School. Mark Saunders was hired to lead the Tigers in a victorous season for the 1979- 80 year. In 1979, goals were made and goals were reached. Togetherness was felt with the stu- dents and teachers working together. Sure- there were times of conflict and pressure but Waco High kept going. As the sophomores and juniors found them- selves moving up into a better spirit and a higher class, the seniors moved on into a dif- ferent world. The world of moving up and moving on-it happened there at Waco High School. e to ask for gurnlyl Eugene Robinson: Now everyone will know my beauty secret. . A rare scene-the 1979 senior class all together at the same time. 2 3, Wf H x ' K 444 if a 4 . MVS- Margie Mabry EMS MWFUDPQCI UPN im hfff Work- Bruce Hudlin doing basketball ballet. 9 Waco High- learning, living, teaching, striving, helping, and most of all loving. SY NK,-NNSQ sM 1 Mk: 'lv we ..-1 ,MA , -'P i Trends 8 Friends activities ,' 'w 95 , c N me X , A5 I-1 Wqw' A Q? Kimi? fiv 65. edit i .Ty la The Greatest School on Eorth mmf 4 f i . t the 1978-79 Homecoming Queen is . ,. Dana Adams. The Tigers were fired up on homecoming eve. Excitement glows in the faces of runners-up Laura Yarbrough and Rhetta Manges. Homecoming 1978 Vs Dana Adams: I hope my waterproof mascara holds out. The nominees smile with high hopes of becoming the next Home coming Queen. The nominees and their escorts wait patiently for the ballots to he counted. 4. V at - J .,A 4 'A FUL L 1l .,jg ' ,I a , y y V , ' 'M V ' ga I , w w, ' ml Q .3 , Q ,n' 2' T. , ' 'vEY,L,::f , ,V N A A ,, 'G' ' ' . K i X,- ., 5 ff Dietra Scott, junior princess, and Vicki Anderson, sophomore princess, enjoy the traditional royalty ride. P' f-'Cr lm Ut-lSf Gao'- s, w..w Ng ml, 'MX .1 N if ,QQ vle, We're getting ready to dance at thc greatest school on earth. E .T lv K fl S... i yi f Qi ,...'... N K ff?- . ,icy -. i.f,,fft Chris Castillo: HI would like you to meet one of my best friends. 4qv' I 3. Mi? MJ i ' may XKVAK. Qw- 'Wf f Wendy Winninghnm, Sarah Estelle, and Eddie Rhodes greet the ring- master of homecoming. E If f 1 -ff' E,S. Lehman, the oldest ox-Waco High student, visits his alma matnr on homecoming day. 17 T V Shows . Mork 8: Mindy . Three s Company . Saturday Night Live . Chips ond Fovontes of 1979 1 2. Different Strokes 3 , 4 5 'e1- 8 'QI' ' Q. er x' 2511- 5 'EQ :': 4' ' , '1 4 On Cl Date 1. Movies 2. clubs 3. lake 4. out to eat ' 5. ride around CIUSSGS Movies . 1. Halloween 1' Engllsh 2. The Wiz 2' Athletes 3. Every Which Way But Loose 3' Math 4. Warriors 4. Government 5. The Champ 5. Band 5130115 Spore Time 1. Football 1. party 2. Basketball 2. sleep 3- BHSebH11 3. watch T.V. 4- T9f1HiS 4. go to the lake 5- V011GybHl1 5. go riding around iw' 18 I - A W 5 xx tl.. Q. ...gl if 4. ff S 5 W' .Q fx f 3'- .,...f F diff' J ,V fs? Fods and Favorites of 1979 1 501185 Lunch Reunited I Don't Know If It's Right What You Wont Do for Love Greatest Dancer Shake Your Body Down to the Ground .5 . . , .L 4 , ,. .1 . -Amr 1. Home . Mr. Gatti's . Pizza Hut . Dairy Queen . Mitchell s F ears getting caught at cheating getting busted or arrested dying not graduating getting caught , smoking Foods . hamburgers . pizza . steak . Mexican food . seafood Clothes . jeans . T-shirts . shorts . disco clothes Books Bloodline Amityville Horror The Shining Roots The Promise 1 2 3 4 5 1 2. nice clothes 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 W.H.S. goes book to the 50's .V W A 5, l a ig af f wh 4-'fylk ,S an if .Q Benny Smith and Sonja Bruns, the best dressed beboppers, open their prizes, Do you want to Sha-na-na with me? asks Kenneth Alexander. Steve Watson does the bop with Ellen McDonald. 20 I if 'w +wf--W,,, ..W,,,n-H Mike Cacy and Steve Campbell-Lenny and Squiggy look alikes. V i ititt A - it ' ai .MMM , W 44 45 W M Steve Haliburton came in from the farm to celebrate hebop. Liz Taylor and Marlon Brando? No, Phoebe Franco and Bulldog Morgan iii: at B t r xr it C in kbkk M 4 . d XX K ww :.. ' rx PM L K 935' The car doggers strike again. Nathan Alford, jeff Spelman. Keith Shirley, and Larry Bolton greased and floured Dana Adams' car. 21 WWW Hoving Good Times H 'QLQN t , , ,mv - W? '93 'rm Q, , H f I l Bulldog Morgan gives Randy Hines a sneak preview. The seniors styled out on Hon0r's Day. Guys play the girls at WHS: Robert jackson as Katrina Keaton, Guy Dean as Suzanne Lehman, Arthur Neal as Brenda McCloney, Curtis Foster as Fielesia Spotser, Darrell Hodges as Billie Pate, and Bulldog Morgan as Lucy Leggott. With the Class of '79 aa nr t .ff- - ,gg Y f-. f I 1 . -1 in Uv N 5 5 S I 1 'mu Seniors munch out at the picnic. Y i 1. 25 1 W 1+ il e .R Q izx- nw.-N..-ww-4 Ni1,?' F . wi -.3 ' .YH 3 - . ai, ., gba--Q' asm. , at A favorite senior pastime--eating. , ln. Nelda Ortiz to Liz Martinez, That's fattening, so let me have it. 23 Who's Who 1-. in., 'ml 1 ,M X, A :vmifm ' ' Q M f W ff' K,..l Sgwfgf 5 1-ff'-, A 'f',7 fX fitw 'ff 'X I ww-Q ' 1 , I ,did .a , 's!,zq ' ? 5 4 Q15 . Portia Iackson-bandg Darrell Hodges-stage bandg Randy Hines-marching bandg Sherry Henry-Concert band X -x K K .J,,,,4N 'W' ., ..-. ,sf - kikk 74 ' K L S S. Q lj i - if 4 .31 235 f .EQ X' AS' ' . , '-: 5 ' ff K if W . TX Y -' I A X s y K K i 1 2 a L93 Q m'm-M 12 ,wrwzx HU' 'WEM- Student Council-Tom Miller and Marc Havis ff' 1 . f V,,4,' QD L ,Q 3 Ji' 'A '-f- QQ, .N 2 L H ,,g, 4 j: ' imp V I ' Floyd Thomas-Track: Kyle Rowe-Golf Choir-Steve Watson, Katrina Keaton, Fred Coffman and 24 Dirk Sigtenhorst Latin-Debra Russell, Sherry Henry, Dirk Sigterihorst, Becky Breedlove and Carrie Taylor Spanish-Chris Prewitt and Katherine Geno f 'frm rf! '-.A W f--Wv -N ,M., , ! VVIIK L , Vs, r i -gf 12 4 Library Assistants-Nathan Alford and Kathy Spinks WMWUW Cheerleader-Lucy Leggott Steve Watson-German and junior Historiansg Dirk Sig- tenhorst-English, Math and Science aim 'af i,,, egeagfmi l 5 5 kata! l 2 .. .,,, Miki . ' ,Q i K. 1 Karen Williams and Sammie Curry-Hornemakingg Freda Hackworth-Business Nelda Ortiz and Theresa Torres-PASF and FTAg Benny Smith-German 26 B ,VQY J V. - Avy , '1, ' ,, 'ggwx x VA 9 - n W . - -6 1 , vylnia 7 1 - '?v 4 K nf-1 ix. 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Katherine Geno and Dana Adams-Girl's Service League 1. 1 si t Rhonda Anderson, Francis Curry and Natalie Nichols- Iimmy Winton and Becky Breedlove-Speech Drill Team 5 , , sk f . .MNA 2 Q S bt' f t .QQ i kg A A+ in WN' Wx 6 ..-1 f xx X 5 x W ' as Niffx' lla Et xl as Y xr ,X s ', ' .5 f' ,E s if wig, E SE' x Ez 4 39' -2 , -X, 'SB' ww . U . sqt. Q yi 6 if-6 Office Assistants-Richard Goates, Karen Williams, Kim Dicorte, Sarah Estelle, Chris Castillo 7? f K ' t , . F KX 18.4 fs X., V :sunt I II I 1. Bulldog Morgan-Auto Mechanicsg Richard Simcik- Baseball-Chris Castillo, Richard Coates Tom Elecricity Miller, Steve Haliburton, Paul Williams fnot picturedl Danny Mills-Golfg Virginia Hurtado-Volleyballg Tom Blair-Trackg Tucy Cooper-Volleyballg Matthew Lord-Golfg Natalie Nichols-Volleyball 28 -wr ij 1 EQ 3, V: 1' ns Hr? i K., lf p f x ft, N W S V. . ,i f H We A , ,V ng. .y I If wg Wh y I Y 3 me-Q! i , K g Runes-f'S.fqy -as ws- we -22.- it if , . Xi than Alford 5 xl 1, 5 f , , . e .X Who Football-Larry Bolton, Willie Sum- mers, Tom Miller, Steve Haliburton Tennis-Linda Bruns, Randy Hines, Dana Adams, Na K' , N ,V. . ., A' alkali! , fx ' V .-:1 Q VW A nm A Boyd Thomas-Woodworking, Kyle Rowe-Drafting HECE-Angela Hicks, Peter Torres, Patti Gilbert A gvftw Basketball-Bruce Hudlin, Kenneth Alexander, Tucy Cooper, Sammy Curry, Nancy Whitaker, Alan LaDay 29 Keith Shirley couple here. We've Onl just Begun J ....-.-......,,. G Nathan Alford: 'AI love the way she whispers sweet nothings in my ear. 3 fi. sm. K M. Chris Castillo: Look, Phoebe, we're the best dancers on the Darrell Hodges: Gee, Lori, you don't have to keep telling me I'm handsome. floor. I already know it. 30 553 is-..-an aff.. IKE R - hmm' Mrs. Geno to Mrs, Harris: 'AA bottle of this in the punch ought to liven up this party. 4, , i f Q an 1 5 L i a. 1 wx -xg. S i 5 Bruce McCloney and Debra Neal wget down to the latest disco sounds. Dancing the night away Graduating Suits Seniors X iiii iii 9 V9 M Tucy Cooper: This is my scholarly look. r 5' 5, 11 .I J Q fy, 4' Q NU 1 fs S is Qi' 3 , IN , l 19 K i i i 'E' ' , ,a . Q, ,Q D WR in U y , if .5 , . The Invisible Man swipes Randy Hines! Cap. 6' 1 My l ' is lp' fn . ' W , v - j, 1, ' 4, ' 'tip , 4 'W 1' 7 al , I 'Lk-.., ,, s s sg, Linda Bruns: My head is so full of knowledge, I don't think my cap will fit. fg, . i', I 5 Seniors kick the school habit. , , ,w w -fffff L'r'C,,. my HX zfZm,f,ff ' AA' A 93 x lg? , '27, 3, .MW Susie Lewis receives her cap and gown. Tigers of '79 keep in line E as Q It's Time to Move On -sf -M-aware el . 3 QA 'E N l W 54, N H ,t Jklgelm ,Q axis.. 1.5 Y F 1,31 W Y V Q nl,3 X 1-i+'M'r fe 'K' Waco Hall awaits the arriving graduates. X 'Y QM.. if sf 5 S .0 34 5 :ri Dirk Sigtenhorst-salutatorian for the Class of '79. irrrrr nw ,,,,.,,,e ,r., Senior class president Randy Hines acknowledges those who supported the Class of '79. i we Q 'Q f , 1 Say, we even get our names in the program! Dr. Emma Harrison congratulates David Morgan -no x ,X 5 WA X . 3 -,,, - .if 3551 .H 25 .swwsws 2 ,kkr .T ...., W Vkkk A i x gi , b fi fi' 5 ' X r.ir , rgeoorr l E, .L-Q: f - K .f1. W,L: or N my - Timm -i 5 i 11 I , 1' A i.o The first row sighs with relief . , . it's really over. r .- in ,KS A X, N. , bS f Ak i I , A in, ' A 1 , i ' wi.. . LL... J ' i . , ' A ff, .1 ' K js A gig rl . A v-QQ, I Aff, 'L 2 g K1-' Q 2 X Faculty members await the signal for the processional to begin. in-f ' wi Q P si Kim Ringo to Robin Lester: Your cap should stay on now. I superglued it. Kenneth Alf-2XHI1dEF3 HOW COINS ihe 'A'S' always have to g0 up on stage first? 36 ? -u..,' 'r' Tigers Earn Their Stripes B X if iirr Ha gr X 2 r s l in 3 Q And here we go .. . r - x, , f 'Xu ,f Q L ', 3 A H' 1 :lr 1, W, V9 -. 99 4 13.4g1,,V,,b rags., 1 Q . , Q hi! fx f A is s rfy5agfgQQff ,r if if , ' ,N-1 HL, , M' .'.- fr ' 'F fyvglq' 5 ' . ' if xt, 'mr' ' 'Y :Tag- Wfbf ' 3' if I - ' 7 Q'i?E5l'f few'--g , LL, My -1,112 i:.1.'Z1'4f: . we fi L., .N mari. Becky Breedlove was the valedictorian of the class of 1979. sf!! li! 9-5 I' School days may be over, but friendships always last. 37 Q 4 :mf A V, .VIV ,,f-Sflgw - , . Q ,X A 8 A L .Q L g if - A X - m 'L hw' '. 'Y L L . .4 W 2.4, ' 1- V t M ' Q W -, ME iLQ k'.kq'-.If 5' ,, A A J' is A .Q ,JL S, .ch L , i n -dv' D L' 'L I L ' 4 Maxx 11 nik ' QQ EK +g,.,, im x LL ff' : Qzw. Nm-gw X ff: L M s I L -L ' T -:-'I' 'L ' ' ..'- Q, A. : gm Wir : rw ,L 1 'fkif 'M Nw R :st '44, 1101. I 1. .- , Q . - L A Y-' Q 'fL-f L , . , V . , ,R-. . ...Z Wgxl' -if., x ML ' .325 fiiitff-Lis' ff Q. W' X K yu.-,g Qw 1 ,5 , ',.'LQg.., w . .4 .E wa 1, -sg-55334 Q5 .ex x ' ,if pk.. Q- :sa-,f . V, L Ji . L 3 Q - clk-Y' w h i ff ' iff'-' 7- L l .Mi mi-rw? A N4 'mg' ' -1 -.52 Q ::. 5 Q ,ad 'K- ox.. E Scores 8 Hours Athletics HEX .. I he V 9 7 A f 45' . af s Q ,321 B 2 s Z is Cheer Cheer Ledder Leader vI'4T,4u' P .fre . W' L Q.. 'pgwr , V lq'i:,:. as 1 ' If 'Tv' 1 1 if ' 'I' 5Q.,a.ffgZf42?s,.ff : ,ix fa e The Tiger Cheerleaders for 1978-79 were top row: Laura Yarbrough, Lucy Leggott, Dana Adams, and Karen Bassett Bottom row: Katrina Keaton, Lynn Akins, Suzanne Lehman, Brenda McCloney and Reesa Watson. The 1978-79 Tiger Cheerleaders showed their great pride and spirit to all the Tigers by conducting pep ral- lies, making posters and most of all by showing great enthusiasm in everything they did. The cheerleaders spent many hours practicing to perfect their yells and movements. With all the hard Work of being a cheer- leader, it made them closer friends. Even when the spirit of the crowd was down, the cheerleaders kept their spirit up and kept everything moving along. They busily prepared for the tryouts by teaching their skills to the 79-80 candidates and working on their good- bye yell which expressed their appreciation to the fac- ulty and students of Waco High. Even though the cheerleaders will miss Waco High, they will never for- get the great fun and spirit of 79 . 40 f ' If V 44 'L- fl , Y W ik - 6 Lf 'sms Cheerleaders danced the King Tut Strut to Cheer the Tiger football team on to victory. .J-nf' 5 juniors and sophomores try out for the '79-80 cheerleaders. MV. JW 2-V f'5lFa1 ,pw A- Isl xi l' .Q , i X p I is l Q l M W nf 1. . Dana Adams to Karen Bassett, When did the old man become a cheerleader? Karen BHSSGU lO0kS On as Katrina Keaton and Brenda McCloney exercise for a pep rally. 41 Varsity Retains Winning Spirit 1 U Kg SU in I ig f..' - ,. ...'g Ieii im' The WHS football team started the 1978 sea- son with three long weeks of two-a-day practices. Morning practices often began be- fore sun u , and evening practices some- times lasteg until sun down. The coaches put in as much time in preparation for prac- tices as the players spent going through it. The Tigers acquired a new defensive back- field coach at the beginnin of the season. Iames Shaw came to WHS from Athens, Texas, where he had coached for two years. The Tigers went 3-7 on the year with wins over University, Ennis, and Iefferson-Moore. They played Midway for Homecoming and suffered a disappointing 37-20 loss. They had their first and only district win of the season against Iefferson-Moore beating the Lions 21-0. The Tigers suffered disappoint- ing losses to Marlin and Connally, the nurn- ber one and two teams in District 11 AAA. In the Connally game, the Tigers drove to Connally's one yard line two times in the first half only to be stopped each time. Con- nally came back and scored twice in the sec- ond half to win 14-0. In the Marlin game, the Tigers drove deep into Marlin territor but could not put the ball across the goal, line until the final minutes of the game. The fi- nal score was 17-6. This was a particularly heartbreaking loss because it not only was the last game of the season, but also the last game for a long-time Tiger head coach ayne Gardner. Gardner announced his resi nation immediately prior to the game. He quad been head coach at WHS for 17 years. The Tigers received recognition when sev- eral WHS players were named to the All- District team. They were, first team offenseg Chris Prewitt-center, first team defense: Larry Bolton-lineman, Steve Haliburton- end, Tom Miller-Linebacker. Second team offense: Mike Boney-end, Marc Havis- guard, Steve Haliburton-back. Second team defense Willie Summers-back. 43 3 'tt -tt H e eiei t 1'- ' - - X? X ,vs J X Q , Q3 -A S my ,Q ,. ,, tw f- -0 15 4 It i t Ib ' I Wk 5 Q 'fr' . Lm,L X ' t, 1 L 7 5 ,. ..-- 5 Q 'ff . it ' e sa - f e . . M i r 1 f ' i h x' i k 'lift t i , gf l Q 1 4 'Qi i X K' g N . A A , . , ,ITM .. - Q 5 'f-fr? ' ,fa v . ' - if me f t 3 i, 'U' ., , - i 2 'ities ' 1 e 'f 3 i A S . X A Q ni E Q t A y 5 x i QQ ,.f,A 4 A In ..,!t.,1, I Q M - Q f K in f W A reii t' m ' ,' , i tittiitt ' e h r I 1 ri-, A.. -.-.f in-.. N 5 ,N in 5. 'ff' My bf X J M L l K .ft WL,L iVTgMVrLT,R.,??,,iT , i 'Ky it A 'Q M Tom Miller lea . ds the Tigers through the run-through. .ri f . ' i i Ai .t K 4. : , Q Coach Friedli watches his liriemen. Two blocks down, take a right, third house on the left. 44 Gordnefs Season Ends wwf fi if 1 -f Q-.S Mies- Q.. 91, GE y Tiger Spirit , ram 'UMZ1 ' N Y ui V 3 M I ,Q ' ,A -wi T i . 2 ' Coach Gardner and Coach McGilvray discussing strategy. iii 1 I w I A LV, I ooii ' W' 7 f - i , V, V I A g , L 1 -Q, I via. gp . W wa. W 1 'S ,,,,, fl lx X? MQW. Tiger running backs William McKamey and Paul Williams after a Haliburtori f42l and Rokas 1171 lead blocking for Willie Summers. hard game. 45 When you think of football, one thinks of a rough, tough game between two teams. But its much more than that. There are the coaches who prepare the team for competition. Coaches Wayne Gardner, Richard Friedli, Ken Fergu- son, Iames Shaw, Mike McGilvray and Randy Leasley devoted many hours de- signing the different plays the team practiced. They worked toward per- fection of skills. The managers were Richard Goates, Bulldog Mor an, Danny Mills, and Clarence Wagcer. They prepared the equipment before the game, performed first aid, and worked on the things that the pla ers themselves would of had to do if tfie managers were not there to help them. Practices played a major role of a foot- ball game. Practice makes perfect and the Tiger team practiced very hard. They had practice every school day af- ter class, sometimes even into night. Finally, there are the spectators. They make the sportg Without them there would be no one to cheer the team. All these things consisted the Waco High Tiger football team. The com- bination of coaches, managers, players and spectators helped make our 1978 football season. iiwgfm 46 - ' Q Ist row-left to right: R. Goates fmgrj, F. Thomas, B. Thomas, K. Williams, R. Waites, M. Havis, D. Conner, P. Williams, R. Thomas, T. Miller, W. Summers, T. Zgybay, M. Cacy, V. Duffy, D. Mills fmgrj 2nd row-Coach Wayne Gardner, Coach K. Ferguson, Coach R. Friedli, B. Morgan fmgrj, I. Nichols, C. Prewitt, A. Neal, S. Bouye, T. Blair, M. Solomon, B. Miller, M. Ramon, Coach I. Shaw, Coach R. Leasley, Coach I. Williams, Coach M. McGilvray, 3rd row-M. Petty, C. Castillo, L. Gee, D. Coates, S. Haliburton, I. Brandon, M. Boney, Principal Willie Williams, I. Rokas, L. Bolton, D. Orsak, B. Welch, D. Gilliam All The way X Q W .-fg - -S+: , X3 K V 8 viii My ,. JS -Q H: jfs ., y, . f 'ns' 1 by r E ik .Y X g g.a Xl SS- ? 49 IV Hoe 250 Point Season va' 4 F D-Th 4 -A fr . Q. ,. Lrg W l 'I' fd' If-13 'o R-.s nf' Tw sf- . ., any unix, A 4 f9,-Agfa an Q3 .tits V9 K A ' -' as Ns Q 9-A. A Left to right-ist row: Derrick Littles, Ioe Young, Freddie Young, Kenneth Summers, Aubrey Walker, Luddy Duffey, Craig Spotser, Russell Voss 2nd row Coach McGilvray, Nolan Conner, Lawrence Carson, Ieffery Duffey, Donald Williams, Charles White, Boris Anderson, Sam Torres, Coach Leasley 3rd row Billy McDonald, Eric Tolbert, Vince Evans, Anthony Dixon, Wilson Walker, Iohn Campbell, Chris Farmer, Alton Clay, Victor Duffey and Ricky Rutledge. ,A The 1978 season showed that the Tiger Iu- nior Varsity is indeed the team of the future. The IV finished 3-1 in non-district play by thoroughly pounding the University Trojans 40-0, defeating the Richfield Rams 14-7, and Q traveling to Cameron to beat the Yoemen 14- 8. Their only non-district defeat came from 't the Temple Wildcats 13-17 when they let their 13-0 halftime lead slip away. Zi!! U , Q Qvi -. The Tiger IV finished 5-1 in district play earning them a second place in district. I - Their first district game ended in victory ' when they went to Midway and defeated the ,g '21, Panthers 18-14. Next, the IV overwhelmed 'T f the Iefferson-Moore Lions by a score of 50- A -'f- 1 4. . W 5 I A I I I . .f.- I f n a manner of speaking, the Tigers lost the I siiii v, district championship by one point, and that it I one point made the difference in Waco 0 High's 6-7 loss to Connally. This game itself I W af. was controversial because of the fact that Q A the length of the quarters was shortened ' I A T from twelve to ten minutes so the Connally players could get enough sleep for their I exams the next day. Enraged by their defeat at the hands of the Cadets, the IV bounced back to trounce the Gatesville Hornets by scoring an astoundin 55 points and shutting out the Gatesville ogqense. The Tigers then moved toward the end of the season by beating the Marlin Bulldogs 40-15. 2 I 5 The IV had been scheduled to close the sea- son in a rematch with Iefferson-Moore, but the Lions' coach did not want to face the Ti- gers again and forfeited the game. The Ti- gers finished the season with a winning record and showed they were capable of Q outperforming any team in the district. f ,f . , .-- f f,.- If 'L ' 7 ' :iw ,347 V ,, M, 2 f'f:f,-' ts 'ff' 2 fi. .Rm Mit . Q . . +11 f:4'w',1,' - W Q. 24:52, 22? ' ' -M' ' f' ' 51' 1' 4' I ff I fff' ' f'f'i t' A 4 sZ..5 'maw?'f wwf. V? A - A 7 51 I Mizz? , L 6:7 if ,, ,qv 'J '11 a as ,W -- P A' 7 T 5 ?L1fl 4e 2 N- 'T' W 1 .. - -. 14 iw 4, A om, 'Zu 'W .iw QW H 4 'k M mLi,, 5, W The referee signals six points for the Tigers. Another play starts from scrimmage as w Jfh QQ 52 Q .X Q , f-f ' ir t fi wwf, The team unpiles after scoring another touchdown. Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers Tigers quarterback john Campbell awaits the snap. The I.V.'s best performance of the season. 40 14 13 14 18 50 6 55 40 Win University Richfield Temple Cameron Midway Ieff-Moore Connally Gatesville Marlin Ieff-Moore 0 7 17 8 14 14 7 0 15 forfeit 4 V f a f .. ,r 5 .. S t 5: is . ga i Q T . L ..-if t XV' I .-. ' Blocking provides a first down. Where have all our fans gone? Varsity Bumps und Hustles . VM., A swf, 4 p i is 5 ,W H X . if V A, , 1 5 Q ,, V i 2 Left to right-lst row: Karen Bassett, Laura Iackson, Natalie Nichols, Tucy Cooper, and Iennifer Black, and Minerva Espino. The Varsity Volleyball bumped and hustled their way through the season. The team worked hard af- ter school practicing serves bumps, and spikes. The team had victories over Rose- bud-Lott, University, Midway, Mart, Connally, Marlin, Iefferson- Moore, and Gatesville. Minerva Espino does 5 i W we 3, ,r, My ,,,, 1 E . W, , Coach Henderson. 2nd row: Virginia Hurtado, - a backwards bump at the Midway game. s W. ., IV Ties For Championship s i The junior varsity team is a fresh team that will probably win district in 1980. The jv had a fairly successful season. Overall, they tied Midway for the city championship. Of their six opponents they won over Gatesville, Iefferson- 1 Moore, Robinson, and Connally. 3 M5 fw- Number 31 shows the team how to spike. 9 f -E is Q f 1 HS X N. RB S gr' N 2 Z T M? 5 W . T 'Xa ' o s f . X i T K ' A W ' .P l K i 2- . . ' i'i1 . is r Y -N lst row Coach Henderson, Barbara Henderson, Stephanie Tolbert, Elinor Farmer, Beverly Henderson, Brenda Walker 2nd row Ianet Mar lbrough, Lynett Caldwell, Rosalyn Taylor, Shandra Haliburton, Linda Watson Vorsity Ploces Second in District The 1979 Waco High School basketball team took a second place in district by defeating Cleburne in the first round of the district tounrament. They finished with a overall record of 21-10. The Tigers came up short of a second straight dis- trict championship game by a score of 62-60 Many honors were bestowed on Tigers players, especially Bruce Hudlin. Hudlin started out the season by making the All-Tournament team at the Waco Tournament, along with Allen Laday and Victor Hicks. Hudlin was Most Valuable Player at Brownwood Tourna- ment, while Sammie Curry made All-Tournament selec- tions. Both of these tourna- ments were won by the WHS team. Hudlin was named to the Waco Tribune-Herald Super Centex team, along with being Most Valuable Player of the district and second team all- state, Victor Hicks was first team all-district and Kenneth Alexander made honorable mention. if P71 56 i, , , ' I Top Row: Reggie Davis, Chris Castillo, Rodney Belcher, Kenneth Alexander, Bruce Hudlin, Coach lessie Williams. Billy Estelle. Victor Hicks, Kyle Rowe, Steve Bouye, and Allen Laday, Second Row: Henry Watson, Sammy Curry, Dwight Whittington. Melvin Carter, Manco Zachary, and Manager Clarence Walker 2 M 5: Kenneth Algxgndgp Shoots 3 free Shot, Coach Williams stands proudly with his top three basketball performers. Left to right: Viz tor Hicks, Kenneth Alexander. and Bruce Hudlin. 57 'QQYX S. Sww' Billy Estelle gets rammed . There was always plenty of action around the goal. 1? 1.2, it K K Q K g A -. ii C f, l . .1 V ' me T.. kk K ,. , E M ,....w Coach Williams gives a pep talk to the players on the bench. 58 2 l Waco High did well in non-district play hy defeating Richfield and University and win- ning two tournaments. In district play, Waco High took a 7-3 record which was second in the district tournament against North zone champion Cleburne. The Tigers took the victoryg however, they fell to Victor Hicks shoots for the hoop. Bruce Hudlin slaps the ball to his side. Iefferson-Moore in the championship game. -W my ffff .. ' - The ball plays hard to get for Hudlin. 59 S X-X R X sr - 1-X X: if X s X X N K X A X x X Y X . X X Q X 1 wi X XX X F X X LW 3 , 40 W, f W' X QQ f - X X! ug f 'ir X5 f 5 - ,si m X: w x., , . U'- 'S ,, X 'lf a' W A 1 ,, 'v 34 . ., I QV ,L Q55 :ax ,lvL! !:f! gm Action-The ame of the Game f Y' , Q-W 'I :17 my , 2 if 1 1 Q f 2' V 'YW, I , vb - , ,A 'W K Hifi x l ylx i f l 4. l' if dit M r Henry Watson, Next time I'll think before I shoot my mouth off. is SQ! AQ W U -JTLIGG. Billy McDonald goes for it. U 'X' Henry Watson goes for an easy lay-up. Alton Clay shoots u free throw 62 james Day, Leslie Beano, Leon Stroud, Don Summers. First Row: Ricky Franklin, Alton Clay. Second Row: Richard Williams, David Alexander, Ieffrey Duffey, Iessio Kirks, Billy McDonald ,,,, ,.....f ,,,, , if ,L Get the funk out of my face! Alton Clay does a jump shot as the Cadets look on. We The Waco High Iunior Varsity basketball team ended the season with an impres- sive 15-5 record which included a second place in district. In non-district action, the kittens had an 8-2 record. They de- feated University three times and Dallas Pinkston, Bryan, Killeen, Ellison and Richfield once. Their only losses were to Bryan and Richfield once. The district race was close with the young Tigers going 4-1 the first half, and 3-2 the second half. During the first half, Waco High defeated everyone once ex- cept for a 61-36 loss to Midway. They had a 104-50 win over Gatesville. In the second half of district play, the kit- tens defeated the same teams except for Iefferson-Moore to whom they lost by four points. Their win over Gatesville in the final game gave Waco High second place in district 11-AAA. This is a team Coach Williams will be glad to have passed along to him for next year. ' 4' ' Q ii' O i iii .... , ' TW WMMH W i l' 3 X ' 'ga U' ' v . . 41 .5 oo -' M, XX xx' V- js! ' 0 Fry, aw .32 db , , ,N ' Qu o 1 QW 5' Z gf ,W uw, ,f Waco High-63 Waco High-36 Waco High-85 Waco High-87 Waco High-104 Waco High-51 Waco High-47 Waco High-63 aco High-59 aco High-102 Marlin-55 Midway-61 Connally-58 jefferson-Mo Gatesville-50 Marlin-43 Midway-50 Cormally-52 OTE Iefferson-Moore 63 Gatesville-67 ID nn! Tigerettes Put Forth Effort Coaches Ted Iones and Linda Henderson and the Waco High Tigerettes basketball team were a spirited group last year, ex- hibiting determination and impressive competitive abilities. The girls put in one-hundred percent ef- fort in each game. They really gave the other teams a tough time. Coach jones said, The Tigerettes obvious advantage over competing teams was speed, but their disadvantage was heightf' The girls won third place in the Croes- beck Tournament. High pointers for the 1978-79 season were Dorian Mims and Tucy Cooper. Debra Simmons made All- District for her rebounding ability. Throughout the season the Tigerettes did a fine job. and they had great teamwork. Debra Simmons-proud of her accomplishment of being on the all-district team. -my giijl E Dorian Mims shoots for two. 66 -if The Tiger team awaits the tip-o ff. IGERS Linda Spruill shows ber form. 1 ..,.T1.. y l S A 3, gt f Q XM ec? 'Q - !,. cc l Q - 5 - i Q : .+ ' L' y q A , , iff I1 miftfu' - Left to right: Debra Simmons, Shandra Haliburton, jenny Black, Dorian Mims, Mary Dobbins, Roseland Taylor. Tucy Cooper, Nancy Whitaker, Coach Ted jones .1 in Tucy Cooper looks for an opening in the defense. The Tigerettes scramble as Nancy Whitaker sets up a shot. 67 I.V. Ploces Second ln District The junior varsity Tigerettes placed second in district for the 1978-79 season. Coaches Ted Iones and Linda Hen- derson worked steadily to im- prove the team skills through- out the year. The junior varsity's teamwork and uni- fying spirit helped them to win second place in district. Gwen jones, Ienny Black, Linda Spruill, and Rosaland Taylor moved up within the year to varsity squad. These girls dis- played their talent in basket- ball by being high pointers. The Tigerettes won many of their tournaments and played well the rest of the year. -wi Tigerettes race for the rebound Left to right: Gaynell Davis, Rose Marie Harris. Hope Cisneros. Rosaland Taylor. Elinor Farmer. Gwen Iones Anita Mims Managz r tnot picturedj and Coach Ted Iones. 68 Dma Dcyo strugglcs to out-jump the opposing tram. Waco High-28 Waco High-35 Waco High-32 Waco High-36 Waco High-34 Waco High-36 Waco High-23 Waco High-28 Connally-44 Iefferson-Mo Gatesville-52 Midway-45 Connally-52 Iefferson-Mo Gatesville-35 Midway-37 OFC OFC 5 335 Xi X E c'aQ ,. XM P W A ,Q X F ' W sf 511 , E Lynette Caldwell eyes the basket. A Tigerette shoots the ball while the opposition moves in. E19 WHS Qualifies in District if , X , jf . . 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William McKamey reaches full stride after leaping high hurdles. -Q. ,,,,... . . ,A sb' G Q . mug McKamey-caught again in the act of hurdling. 70 ..,....Nw. ,,,. . v.n..,.,.,--M l W t.-M..--1.-ww-sv Coach james Shaw-a new addition to the coach- ing staff. ...gt Q Wm g use 15212, gag V f .ff Y ' 'LD 5, Q , X it 5 1 ' .i.,, W W rig M 5 i im W K , m' mg, , ,, 4 :N fi if Y? , Z8 ' , V ',l,,' ,,,, First row: Derrick Littles, Vince Evans, Larry Adams, Ieffery Duffey, johnny Brooks, Tom Blair, Steve Hogan. Second row: Billy Estelle, Melvin Petty, Floyd Thomas, Guy Dean, Tim Zgabay, Craig Spotser, Kenneth Alexander, David Coats, Iohnny Black, and Darryl Banas. Ieffery Duffey proved to be a very competitive soph- Coach Richard Friedli looks on with stop watch in hand as team members watch the omore throughout the season. iI'HCk 9V9I1fS- 71 The 1979 track team set high goals for the season. Members helped make money by selling tickets to the student-teacher volleyball games. Through their fund-raising, the Ti- ger track team acquired some im- portant equipment needed for the season. Items purchased included a new Porta-Pit, gold and white uni- forms, new shoes, hurdles, extra shot puts and discuses. Spring showers hampered the be- ginning of track season. The Waco Relays, the first meet on the year's schedule, was cancelled because of rain. The Tigers did, however, at- tend the Copperas Cove meet and scored 19 points. The highest fin- isher was Billy Estelle who placed third in the long jump at 20'9 . At the Midway meet, the Tigers scored 54 points to tie jefferson- Moore in third place. Billy Estelle and Derrick Littles finished first and second in long jump. Estelle also won the 220 yard dash. Tim Zgabay placed second throwing the discus, followed by Melvin Petty in third and Ira Brandon in fifth. jeff Duf- fey came in third in the 330 inter- mediate hurdles. The Tigers competed in the Temple track meet along with 72 other teams. According to Coach Richard Friedli, this was a tough meet and the Tigers were unable to score because of the great number of competitors. On March 31, the Tigers attended the meet in Gatesville. The junior varsity scored 32 points and the var- sity scored 6 with the meet being cancelled after field events due to rain. The next meet of the season was the zone meet on April 6 at Midway. Luddy Duffey represented the IV in the long jump and earned a third place finish with a jump of 19'1',. Ken Alexander placed third in the high jump at 6'0 . David Orsak placed fourth in the discus with a throw of 136'11 and in doing so, set a new AAA school record. The previous record was set earlier at the Copperas Cove meet by David Coats. 72 t s. 335' K my .1- .sfgw- am 5 5 ss tk S853 A x 4' X35 is - is ,sg ti ff lg? ww 'N tt Making Tracks-Tiger Style E Q4 WJ-Z, -,W xi X if .fl - Q. ,....,p-u-A-l ' 2 i E e 1 955 , 0.,q, ,ie ,ggi K' if 'R' 5 4 gk All those placing fourth or higher were eligible to compete in the bi-district meet. In bi-district, Ken Alexander got fourth in the high jump, Ieff Duffey placed third in the 330 yard dash and the mile relay team finished sixth. The 1979 track team was coached by Richard Friedli and Iames Shaw. Friedli and Shaw were coaches for both football and track. The 1979 year was Friedli's last year at Waco High. Shaw stayed on as a football coach and as the track coach. 73 Tigerettes Run the Show 4' ,4 Jw Q 1 ,, gg First row: Coach Ted jones, Ie-annie Merritt, IoAnn Adkinson, Vivian Hoffman, Minerva Espinoza. Pam Ludwig, Faith Cartwright, Paula Crutcher, Iacqueline Robinson, Vicki Anderson, Coach Linda Henderson. Second row: Reesa Watson, Phoebe Franco, Laura jackson. Ruchelle Bradford, Dietra Scott, Shandra Haliburton, Gwen jones, Rosaland Taylor, Linda Patterson, Elinor Farmer. Pam Degrate. , i I K , - . , -A j ,VA -A, 1 .,4 ? 9 I l E 2 ' - - ' i d s , ,,.,..,,.., - H , I . , -,f..y'+,,,. 5 Shandra Haliburton leaps for victory. Laura Iackson raps another win. g 1 rg iii - K 'Fifi rg. ,. 512 e f f : f i 1 - . 14..- f it T Q ' iff-Qfftigflei ir' ri-iii? ff 1 , Q +. 32, 21513-iff Qiajfirgri-ff-t.'..,, ':1.3P?i+:'Ai'.iv i, I .13 N 'rea me 1 sm 1 , I .A fix 'M :A M1 1- F. . ' 1 ., H1 ,J 1 J a A ill- iffy, A' -' ' in -lip, ' ' Y v - .,.- ' T' A ' ' K 0 ,JE .... ,J 140 ,..4..s-all A Shandra Haliburton and Rosaland Taylor tread fast in the relay. if t 5 t i ,,,,l,,m 1, ,H-'AP'- ' L li M :v W fitf jT 'M - A? ,eg If Q' i 1, -.-, . .. wr 1 .7 Q wanna, 'Y' A. ,ails , ,.,, 4, twat 'fu-.1'Q'5MNN if'f The Waco High Tige- rettes coached by Ted jones and Linda Hen- derson, ran their Way into a competitive season. All the girls did well with Laura jackson being high pointer in most of the meets. With her talent in triple jump, 220, 100, yard dash, and the long jump, Laura helped her team climb the ladder to win- ning. Other team mem- bers that did well in track were Shandra Haliburton, Rosaland Taylor, Gwen jones Minerva Espinoza and Dietra Scott. The track team won fourth place in the district meet at Midway. All the meets were a challenge with the Tigerettes doing fairly well during the season of 1978-79. ,.,.. ...Y. is at i i. 0 - i r b .ik .ef 4-is - ' f fg.Avfw--4 '.'r,,,, .. - Paula Crutcher works up her speed, Dietra Scott struggles in an attempt to high jump over the bar. Cross Country Teoms Over the hills and through the paved streets of Waco, the boys, Cross Country team treaded onto a fairly success- ful season. Often it is not how long of a distance one can run but it also how fast a competitor can run in a meet. The Cross Country team was coached by Richard Friedli. The boys had only three dual meets this year in Cross Country. The meets were against Connally and jeffer- son-Moore. The teams strongest runners were johnny Brooks, Keith Carnes and Guy Dean. Guy Dean puts forth his best in a cross-country meet, M ark TIVIV hides his face tftz r a had run First row: Darryl Banas, Benny Smith, Guy Dean, Mark Tivey and E.T. Ferris Second row johnny Brooks johnny Black Keith C irnts Scott Apperson and Coach Friedli 76 Make Tiger Trucks Mrk .ae 'iff www-7 ,. ,., ,Wg an W' .,,.r,,,,'i M . , Did you call The Linda Patterson? wqg,,,.f ,,,, . Q4 The Tigerettes' cross-country team worked hard all sea- son which meant everyday of running through the city streets. Cross-country is not as easy as it looks. There is more to it than just running and that's what Coach Ted Iones tried to teach his girls. Setting a pace with a con- sistant speed, is the main quality of being a successful runner. All the work was well worth it in the seas0n's end as the Tigerettes placed fourth in the district meet. Girls showing outstanding talent in cross-country were Linda Patterson, Paula Crutcher and Pam Ludwig. we . ,f t .17 I ,L zk, W 'H g 2 W 4 a t T i Q a i P ,. -N . . I .lrr M i -,,, -'M First row: Iacquelinc Robinson, Cynthia Ramon, Linda Patterson, Paula Cruther. Second row: Ieannie Merritt, Vicki Anderson, Pat Wheeler, Faith Cartwright, Pam Ludwig, Lisa Hitchcock, and Reesa Watson. Third row: Anna Bernal, Claudia Torres, Tracey Love, Phoebe Franco, Linda Bruns, Debra Channon, lane Compton, and Coach Ioncs. 77 Tennis-The Come of Love The Waco High Tiger Tennis Team proved once again that it is a win- ning organization. Under the direc- tion of Coach Cheryl Potts, the Var- sity girls grabbed the zone championship title while the boy's team came in second at the zone tourney. There were a few tourna- ments that the Tigers failed to win or at least place. The lengthy list of awards and ac- complishments of the Tiger Tennis Team can only be darkened by the tragedy that befell the team as the van they were using to travel to the Cameron Tennis Tournament hit a slick spot on Lake Shore Drive, flip- ping the vehicle three times before finally coming to a halt in an empty field. Luckily, there were no serious injuries and many of the Tiger Ten- nis players will be returning to fur- ther the winning traditions estab- lished by the tennis teams under Mrs. Potts. il 5 J xx 3 .L ,NL ' ' 3' - - ,,,, -Ji-'th V Sherie Teichelmann snarls at the ba P 5 L-intl-3 ,T i- sag, , we gf!-gf-M f- '22 VT., pppi iipg, ,. gyy: . :fri P . T-gig agigiiigib fi Coach Cheryl Potts, All right you nerds. Randy Hines and Larry Slaughter practice their techniques The girls take time out to watch the boys. in a match. 78 W ee K .. A X m X 3 5 s Q G Xt X . NQEEQX 'Q ff? S me S fs. 19 Q2 iii ,: e,g45- java fp V. , ',, V -- ' 1 ' H., , -, . V, 1 Q 'Q eg, ' ' x ' -f ,..,f-22 -1- y.f.wA',y,fV . JM Q pmt. ' . 5- . xiii',j'j:,1,gfj.j,y,..g', ,' -Q If Hi Y I I , 'VY 4 ' - ' ff ef ' 71 1' fi' 1 1 'I I V . Y ag, -sg. 1 , L i'7VIf . M : f if-ff: ' v 1, 11,4-,wifi ,ips 3.4 A ' . gg , 1, f' '1.wQj-v K ,Q ' 'Y ,f 25,56 ., ,M - - f ,. 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Top row: Coach Randy Leasley, manager Melvin Petty, james Sherman, Chris Castillo, john Camp- bell, Paul Williams, Ronnie Bowlin, Steve Haliburton. Mike Solomon, Rodney Belcher. Coach Mike McGilvray. vvlwwwwf--WM-L , WW, ,, The WHS baseball team had a very sucessful year. They reached the playoffs for the first time since 1963. Unfortu- nately, they lost to Cleburne 2- 1 in the first game of the dis- trict tournament. The Tigers finished the sea- son with an overall record of 17-8. Their zone record was a very impressive 12-3. The Ti- gers were co-champions of the south zone with Iefferson- Moore. The Tigers started the season off slowly with a 5-5 record in non-district play. They started playing better baseball in zone play. The Tigers dominated Ieff-Moore and also third place Midway. Leading hitters for the Tigers were Steve Haliburton with a .468 batting average, Chris Cas- tillo 411, and Paul Williams .-105. Iames Sherman was the pitching ace, with a 9-2 zone record. ew Tradition Started Aubrey Walker lakes a heavy swing at the ball. Bill Miller prepares to meet the ball as it rapidly approaches the plate. When the 1979 baseball sea- son started, something new was added. Coach Mike McGilvary decided there should be a junior varsity team.The IV coach was Randy Leasley. The team consisted of 15 junior and sophomores. The highlight of the season was the victory over Reisel with a score of 11-1. Towards the end of the sea- son the top four players were moved up to the varsity. Iessie Kirks received all-district hon- orable mention after he moved up to varsity. Outstanding players Were: Iessie Kirks, Aubrey Walker, Rodney Bel- cher and Bill Miller. MSL.. IV players were Mike Keeton Don Summers Steve Anderson Aubrey Walker Todd Dunham Craig Alford, Malcolm Ware, Troy Markum B7 f f Y N V , 14' I is r K 'S Wfl ,Ct , ,, Km 1 ff' 'Wt' ,YV g . xkicx ', ', ' 7 R ff' A- a Z ,X W -lx A L - N 6' 88 Mi' ,fl mgp.-n. ,AW , ,, 495' Ng ..,. .. , . Q: 4 Q :' wif Wh ' ? .5 . I A 1 A yg, ', : ,f N' lmig, L gg 0 12,55 3. 3' 1 A , , 4 BASSE A K, Golf Team Drives For Success First row: Kevin McNairy, Kent Gill, and Tim Boney. Second row: Danny Mills, Matthew Lord, Kyle Rowe, Steve Elsik and Coach Woods. i,.ss+e+fs-gc to lflf' The golf team played their way to sixth place in 1979. The team, composed of Matthew Lord, Kyle Rowe, Danny Mills, Kent Gill, Kevin McNairy, Stephen Elsik, and Tim Boney, played in three non-zone tour- naments and five zone tourna- ments. The non-zone tourna- ments were the Waco Fall Invitational, a match played at Cedar Crest Municipal Golf Course in Dallas, and the Waco Spring Invitational. Zone tournaments were played at Gatesville, Connally, and Marlin. The team consistently beat Iefferson-Moore High School and Gatesville High School's second team. Sponsor for the golf team was Iimmy Woods. 89 awk Z 1' W? army?-G S - ,.f- MW wiki K . l x , v xfx'-H+' ' , f:fi,,g-Maggy f' I 3 ' ' Y L il s l 1 T Q 1 - Q Ji? QQ x . gg'- 17? 'Q i-vm 'P'-4 -vw Q Pencils and Stencils Organizations I Q H. 4-- 'N AyA s ? QQ in Ride 'em Cowbo U Ride 'em cowboy, don't let him throw you down. You can't make no money if you hit the groundf' The theme for the 1979 Rodeo Club was described perfectly in the song Ride 'em Cowboyfl The rodeo club worked hard on their riding techniques during the rodeo season by attending and participating in the West Rodeo. Officers for the year were president-Billie Pate- and secretary-Floyd Richter. bbw .M Three years of experience helps Aaron Pate prove his ability in bull riding. X1 at P . 'cr ti ff Y' 1 y Ku A is 1. ita t: 117 ' Av R ' ' ' 33 Za Q ' ' s ' V-I Rodeo members are: Aaron Pate, Billie Pate, Floyd Richter, Vidal Cisneros, and Mike 92 i President Billie Pate has the style and technique to be a good rider. X. Cacy C A9 N . X , ,A,.,.t,.ii-. ,ALT Billie Pate practices her horse's cornering techniques, Mike Cacy busts his bootie on his first ride. Chess Club Checks Out Moves Richard Friedli and led by president Danny Mills, shared their mutual in- terest by participating in a favorite pasttime. The club met at lunch time daily and concentrated on their strategies instead of empty stomachs. Members entered a championship match with the jefferson-Moore Chess Club in the spring. l The Chess Club, sponsored by l Chess members are Benny Prnka, president Danny Mills, and William Himes. Sponsor Richard Friedli allowed the chess club to play their matches daily during lunch break. 93 The Cave Catl' by Ford Ainsworth was Waco High's entry this year in District UIL One-Act Play competition. The cast, con- sisting of lions, tigers, and leopards presented a study of conformity and prejudice. The cast composed of Steve Wat- son as the Cave Catg Randy Hines as Papa Lion, Becky Breedlove as Mama Lion and Zelmag Kelly Wilson as Lion Chick, Arthur Neal as Priest Catg Cathy Howard as Zulag Greg Mullen as Ziggyg and Dorian Mims as Leopard Chick. Pat Tolbert, assisted by Cheryl Potts, directed the play. Crew mem- bers were Brenda McCloney, man- aging the sound, and Danny McNair, managing the lights, and Dirk Sig- tenhorst as understudy and crew. 6'The Cave Cat Steve piece Watson and Dorian Mims search for of mind in demonstration. y 3 - Sponsor Pat Tolbert has a great idea before the performance. Une-Act Play cast: Cathy Howard, Greg Mullen, Randy Hines, Steve Watson, Becky Breedlove, Dorian Mims, Kelly Wilson. and Arthur Neal 94 .H.S.-An Honorable Society Old members are: back row: Katherine Geno, john Monroe, Sherry Henry, Steve Watson, Tom Miller, Portia Iackson, Randy Hines. Front row, Laura Yarbrough, Dana Adams, Becky Breed- love, Suellen Price, Dirk Sigtenhorst, Betty Lyon, and Mike Cacy. Sponsor Pat Wickman, jimmy Rokas, Katherine Gene, and Dana Adams wonder if they've raised enough money. imi New members are: Tim Zgabay, Donna Whisenant, Ellen McDonald, Ieff Spelman, Renee Da- vidson, Greg Mullen, Phoebe Franco, Iamie Hale, Iackie McCuistion, Cyndi Poteet, Lori Rimli- nger, Albert Navarro, Larry Miller, Danny McNair, and Ioel Berry. The National Honor Society is composed of seniors and third quar- ter juniors with a 3.7 grade point av- erage or better. The names that meet this requirement are given to the faculty member panel who rate the students on scholarship, leadership, character, and service. These quali- fications make the N.H.S. one of the most honored organizations at WHS. Among the projects promoted by the N.H.S. this year were the annual blood drive, the selling of April Fool's treats, and also food and candy at ten-minute break for the club's funds. The year was ended with a banquet in which senior members received book scholar- ships for college, and other juniors and seniors became initiated. Over- all, the year proved successful for the N.H.S. while students worked hard with their sponsor, Mrs. Pat Wickman, to establish an honorable society. Randy Hines is proud to be president of the N.H.S. 95 Speech 1978-79 was a very successful year for the WHS Speech Department. The department continued its Win- ning tradition and became one of the top departments in the state by consistently placing at all tourna- ments in which they competed. WHS had seven students quali- fying for the Texas Forensic Asso- ciation State Tournament. Becky Breedlove, Dirk Sigtenhorst and Al- bert Navarro qualified in oratory. Qualifying in extemp were Breed- love and Lori Rimlinger. Breedlove and Rimlinger also qualified in debate. In U.I.L. competition, WHS had four students place in district. They were Breedlove and Rimlinger in de- bate, Albert Navarro in persuasive speaking and Robert Nading in in- formative speaking. All four stu- dents placed at regional and ad- vanced to state, where Breedlove and Rimlinger placed second. -1-- Regional winners show off their medals. 96 Students Speak Out ' -r 5 Q it 3 . ,ZX . W it .K il. I Q S i 5 tgg ffiiaiffg Q e 5- :.:,A, '-gint.. Q t, 1 E 4 at A t a . Q 'xx - ' Q 6 1. N.-is . X A r X 'Y' N Albert Navarro, Becky Breedlove, Lori Rimli- nger, and Robert Nading excelled in U.I.L. Lit- erary Competition. ffQif5'-A fi Q' X tk e c ff' 3' 3 5? Lori Rimlinger placed second in state debate competition with team mate Becky Breedlove. .F.L. Strives for State Sponsor Cheryl Potts instilled a competitive spirit. Q t v 9 if 9 e ,4 The NFL displayed trophies during the ninth grade orientation. The National Forensic League was very active this past year participat- ing in different speech tournaments throughout the district. The MCC- Waco High Speech Tournament and a spring banquet were some tradi- tional activities that the N.F.L. spon- sored. The MCC-Waco high speech tournament was the principle fund raising activity that the N.F.L. backed. The sponsor Cheryl Potts, put many hours into helping mem- bers perfect their speech events. Of- ficers for the year were: President, Danny Barnettg Secretary, Lori Rimlinger. 'MP 'll-.ft ' M - v.,ww H Qtr. NFL members: Linda Patterson, Randy Hines, Craig Palu, Albert Navarro, Danny McNair, Becky Breedlove, Dorian Mims, Danny Barnett, Lori Rimlinger, Greg Mullen, Dirk Sigtenhorst, Iimmy Winton, Laura Farley, and Mrs. Potts. 97 Choir Goins Recognition Moving up and moving on is one way to de- scribe this year's WHS choir. The choir, under the direction of George Uland, has received various honors such as winning a sweepstakes rating at the UIL Choir Contest and placing second in the San Antonio Madrigal Festival. The girls' choir received a first division in con- cert and a third division in sightreading in the UIL Contest while the boys' choir received a second and first division. Choir members have also had a highly suc- cessful year. Fourteen members were chosen as members of the All-District Choirg six mem- bers were chosen as members of the All-Re- gion Choirg five members were chosen as area finalists for All-State Choirg and three mem- bers, Ioel Berry, Fred Coffman, and Dirk Sig- tenhorst were chosen as All-State Choir mem- bers. Other members received high ratings at the UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest. Under the leadership of George Uland, the choir was also able to perform the musical comedy Li'l Abner . ., -' 4 AQ 1 -A an T. Choir director George Uland checks his Christmas Carol list f Practice makes perfect and with this bunch, who's complaining? 3 fi fs-iiiife 13? les FFF for Quality Performances of skis' Choir members sooth the spirits in the havoc of ten minute break. Choir girls add harmony in the musical A'Li'l Abner unnmamrr www M, Munn Back row glrls M Cobbs, S Bruns B Lyon, F Cartwr1ght,F Hackworth, 3rd row S S1mpson,T Chandler, F Spotser, 2nd row A Anderson, K Keaton, E McDonald, L Akm, S Stroud, 1st row D Dlbble, V Anderson, C Brown, D Rogers, C Smlth, back row boys F Coffman, I Monroe, S Watson, M Cacy, 3rd row C Prewrtt, K Venclll, T Reyes, B Davxs, 2nd row I Iley, I Berry, D Slgtenhorst, G Tull, L Beane, 1st row C Prewrtt, S Apperson, D Clbson, L Adams, andl Young . f I V- I mf' ye- -' ----w Lf-f , gunna., . ,-,,W,,,, , , s 4 ,grim M , I n Woco Highis Student Council: 3 5 . .. 1.4 A.. .f . an ,' , rf 22 .-'. HH . ., 1. 1 A- -.. .1 2- ..- '. 1.- . New officers were chosen the Spring semester term-Gail Beane, Iunior Commissioner: Marc Havis, Mayor, and Laura Farley, junior Commissioner. The Student Council represented Waco High students in a number of ways during the year. Mrs. Neilla Longino, the sponsor, worked with Tom Miller, the mayor, the commis- sioners, and class representatives in activities for the student body. At Homecoming, the Student Coun- cil decorated the school and the gym for the annual Homecoming dance. They also sponsored the election of the Homecoming queen and princesses. The decorations for Christmas were put up by the Student Council. They centered a tree in the middle of the library to create a festive atmosphere. The Student Council sponsored many activities throughout the year and Without the leadership of these students, many projects would not have been accomplished. 100 im., Craig Alford struts his stuff at Corrigan. Mayor Tom Miller-a good ole guy. Decorating the school Christmas tree, Becky Breedlove realizes she's not as tall as she thought she was. The Stripes of the Tiger Todd Dunham sneaks a peak at the ballot. Scott Stockton plans strategy for his Corrigan invitations. is ' 1 'f ' L . . eg, f ., ee, , 5, X, N, ,,,,W,,5,,,,,, ,E ...,, ,, ,,,,, gi ,Z 4.,,..,,i, I K N , 4, si? , of lt 3 fir Y is ,f l Y e i is X R' aj iii? .NN wild f i ' 6 we 5 Gif. n Qi f ,f Sail la' ss . E.T. Ferris and Tom Blair show what it takes to be in Student Council. Top: Bill Miller, Todd Dunham, Guy Dean, Steve Anderson, E.T. Ferris. Second row: Mrs. Longino, Angie Anderson, Sherrie Teichel- mann, Rocky Smallwood, Sonja Iames, Don Summer, Dana Adams, Iohnny Harper, Nelda Ortiz, Theresa Torres, Scott Stockton, Debbie Fowler, Mike Cacy, Iill Younce. First Row: Becky Breedlove, Tom Miller, Gail Beane, Laura Farley, Tom Blair, Fielesia Spotser, Marc Havis 101 5 . Publishing a yearbook is a lot more work than play. Hard and steady work it was, but the Daisy Chain staff succeeded in their job of recording the school year and had fun too. Members put many after school hours into the different sections se- lecting pictures, writing copy, and drawing layouts. Photographers worked in the light capturing the moods of school life. But the critical moments were in the darkroom developing and printing the pictures of this book. Moving up-moving on was the theme chosen for 1979, and editor Billie Pate made sure the yearbook moved up a step better than pre- vious years. Advisor Margie Mabry made sure the work of the yearbook Hmoved on since deadlines were al- ways to be met. It's all here-the Daisy Chain staff's work-published and re- corded in the history of Waco High School. The Dais ff f gf A Mike Boney fphotographerj examines his newly developed negatives. Chain Gang NIL Advisor Margie Mabry: A rare moment, she's got her mouth shut. Ph0t08f3Phef5f David Morgan- Mike Boneyf Billie Pate teditorj-a real work horse when it comes to the Daisy Chain. Kim Ringo and Pat Swanton have a change of habit. Someone else is taking the picture. 102 Links '78-'79 Year Together Brenda and Bruce McCloney take a break from drawing layouts. Boris Anderson fSports Editorjz If he's not into something, he's under it. The cover of this year s Daisy Chain was designed and memory of his mother CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Steve Anderson Tucy Cooper Kent Gill Clayton Richter Perry Surita Greg Mullen drawn by Bruce McCloney in if fa.,rq,,,.5i 3-q u i ! Q K 'KA' -F rrffw K Am, gli .. M14 'wi- Kim DiCorte QActivities Editorj proudly shows off her division page. Theresa Torres fClass Editorj figures out cap- tions for pictures. Sheila Lain fOrganizations Editorj to Sherie Worthey fBusiness Managerj: UNO, You can't see the Daisy Chain cover until next year. 103 Presenting the Pride of Wooo . .. Glenda Tillman, Scott Stockton, Ioe Hooten, and Iohnnie Harper add the French touch to Mao- -v Arthurs Park. wif ai asia Trumpet player Larry Miller shows Perot he can pick up his knee and keep his trumpet straight. 104 i.....Me'-- 6 si si t- 'N .st ' , M M. ., x ' . -- -- ., ,. 'I - . . , . ENE .. j'-1' ' .,,kk o 1. A . 5. M -4 I .Y - v f X , , f 5 ui 2 T 'lk iff l JW Kent Gill wears his pride. Eddie Iimenez tries to figure out what note Eugene Robinson is playing. es 9 The Houston Cougar Band performed before one of the football games. This added a special effect to the football season. Y- Q it The Marching Tiger Bond A touch of class with brass. x N? Parking lot practices arc alot of fun to Vince Evans and Larry Miller. As Richard Perot announced the Ti- ger Band, the growl of school spirit beamed upon the crowd cheering on our football team. The band ama- zingly soothed the excitement of spectators during halftime. Randy Hines grew with the Tiger Spirit during his senior year serving as Drum Major. This year the band added a special touch to the melody with an electric piano played by Martin Navarro and a bass guitar strummed by Iessie Kirks. The band sponsored the annual Chili Supper and Auction along with a surprise attraction performed by the University of Houston Band during one of the halftimes. In March, the Band held its first ban- quet at the Waco Convention Center along with speakers and entertain- ment. Waco High Band members were noted for their successes. With these achievements, the Tiger Marching Band added a little more class to the Spirit of Waco during the 1978-79 season. , i E l 1 1 Qu, Y W, 105 Stage Bond Ioms With the Times Mai Bass Guitarist Gordan Tull and Drummers Randy Hines and Richard Williams get it to- gether during the annual chili supper and auction. 1978-79 Tigers Stage Band proudly represented Waco High on different occasions ranging from concerts and assemblies to the Band's annual Chili Supper. This year the Band projected a new sound with the addition of a french horn. The Stage Band was directed by Richard Perot. Players met every morning at second period to practice. fi! + ' 3' E tit' The Stage Band presented a musical hour for the school to break the straight day of work. ' T953 ts.. . VV 1. P fr: Rs ia S K I X . H112 f ,' 1 , QN ff' : if ,fl UV' yy vii' A A i f , ut. gl, Q A Bass Guitar, Iessie Kirks, hits a wrongi '- it what a bummer. Back Row: Iessie Kirks, Iohnny Black, Darrell Hodges, Tony Williams, Danny Conner, Martin Gloff, Todd Wilson, Richard Perot, Ioel Berry, Kevin Williams, Desmond Iackson, and Iohnny Harper. Drill Team Sparkles With Spirit The first year for the WHS drill team proved successful as they spar- kled their way through the football and basketball seasons. The radi- gstt ation of the shimmering uniforms and fast paced routines boosted that 1 5 , A - great Tiger Spirit. M Tj Linda Henderson was the sponsor L Qiii , and Ruchelle Bradford was captain. 'M . ,, R3 Lieutenants were Rhonda Anderson, ,,, g A sf's , g f rii, H 'l'- 5 if it Tracy Love, and Ioy Crockett. Ioy Crockett and Ruchelle Bradford show Tracy Love gives Rhonda Anderson a good their stuff in gym during a Pep Rally. luck smile before marching on to the field. HQCJQDQJQUQJRDCJQUCJEQCJQQQJEUQJRDCJQUC ocJkocJkocJkoeJkooQ Q' NIV' is QUCqfscqfscafscqfscafscafscafocafscafweqfscafscfqfscrqfscafscw Carla Spence, Michelle Williams, L. Henderson, Ienda Winningham, Linda Pattersong second-Brenda Walter, Kim DiCorte, Avis Bean, Carol Watkins, Karen Anderson, Sharon Mayberry, Natalie Nichols, Francis Curry, Iill Younce, Carol Stroud, Rhonda Anderson, Ruchelle Bradford, Tracy Love. Q VD Rifle Corp Aims For Perfection The Rifle Corp of WHS increased the visual interest of the band's half- time show by adding a special flare. The 7:30 and lst period drill sessions gave precision and style to the spins of the rifles. During the summer, rifle clinicians came to work with the girls. Captain Terri Dunham and Lieutenant Sheila Lain held after- noon practices before each game to perfect their performances. The Rifle Corp proudly represented the Tiger Pride during football season. T fl rtti L Q, fy sk'-J .r ' il? 1 Wit 'siii ,,t. ,,,, . . ' f,-'f If V I K fiffic- lit ii . ,' i ', 'r fb' Lieutenant Sheila Lain just saw a rifle flying across the parking lot. 108 E T Q ix ev - 155 ' I - Captain Terri Dunham gave all the orders. Lauren Keen, Wendy Wiiiningham and Denise IL-uf Dibble talk over the last performance. Back row: Lisa Walsleben, Ieannie Veselka, Lauren Keen and Sheila Lain. Front row: VVendy Winningham, Terrie Chandler, Denise Dibble and Terri Dunham. Flag Corp Waves Gold and White Pride , The gold and white wave of the flags added flash to iff the Tiger Band's performance. Captain Valerie Shaw i l ee aimed for perfection as the flags held practice early 'Si PW M each school day. During the summer, Band director Q Dick Perot held a flag clinic to train the new members and give insight to veteran members. With these ideas joined together, the Flags waved another year to success. ' Flag girls Patricia Wheeler and Vicki Anderson oan't tell if During halftime performances the gold and white brightened the they are on the right line or not. tedious left-right march, N Nl . ,il X X flu' V' li ii' N, i. i' 9' li! it , i lk t -X From left to right back row: Marie Harris, Lori Simik, Billie Hatter, Patricia Wheeler, Io Ann Price, Paula Crutcher, Debbie Tackett and Dana Holland. Front row: Sonja james, Sandra Stroud, Patricia Ridings, Valerie Shaw and Vicki Anderson. 109 11nm giving: i El Foro Estudiontil Ponomericono Pan American Student Forum members met twice a month to share their interest in Spanish- American culture and to discuss club projects. Activities included selling Hal- loween treats and Santa-grams. Members also sponsored a picture- taking session with Santa for Waco High students. The year was highlighted by the PASF Convention in San Antonio. Twenty-five student delegates and Miss Lidia Montemayor, sponsor, attended the annual springtime event March 22-23. Eight of the members organized and presented a jazz dance routine at the convention. N sw 1 . as ,f - fs 1' X -- I 1 A Sponsor Lidia Montemayor says it was the best year ever. Officers are: treasurer-Cyndi Poteet, secretary-Sheila Lain, chairman-Richard Coates, re- porter-Chris Prewitt, president-Nelda Ortiz, and vice-president-Theresa Torres. E Stephanie Tolbert, Sherry Watkins, and Hope Cisneros, We didn't even get one. -, li .al '.fayu1iz,zf v- Www Patricia Frank will secede Nelda Ortiz as president. Back row: Heather Varnnum, Wanda Wil- liamson, Patrica Frank, Cyndi Poteet, Diane Garrett, Wendy Winningham, Melvin Lasset- ter, Darryl Porterfield, Ieffrey Hawkins, Ieff Spelman, Greg Mullen. Row two: Albert Na- varro, Ioyce Horne, Cail Bean, Stephanie Tol- bert, Sherry Watkins, Delores Carrizales, Stephanie Simpson, Debbie Torres, jcssie Kirks Front row: Marie Harris, Elizabeth Riley, Phoebe Franco, Carla Yandell, Freddy Vargas, Billie Hatter, lane Martinez. Inicio uevos Trodiciones 1 Wendy Winningham, Sheila Lain, Sherrie Worthey, and Thomas fBulldogj Morgan spread Christmas cheer as they play Santa and his elves to raise money for the spring PASF convention. Back row: Steve Haliburton, Bulldog Morgan, Richard Coates, Ioe Torres, Nathan Alford, Chuck Gibson row 2: Marc Havis Elizabeth Martinez, Robin Lester, Kim Ringo, Lesa Hennig, Theresa Torres, Sherrie Worthey, front row: Virginia Hurtado Nelda Ortiz, Vicki Smith, Randy Rozelle, Suzie Lewis, Sherry Daniels, Chris Prewitt. The Girls' Service League is a ser- vice organization for Waco High and the community. The League served Thanksgiving dinner to se- nior citizens, gave toys to foster chil- dren, and sent personal articles to patients at the State Mental Hospital in Austin at Christmas time. The group also provided flowers for school activities. Fund-raising projects included the Homecoming mum sale and a spring candy sale. Mrs. Estelle Geno was the spon- sor. Officers were: Katherine Geno, presidentq Lucy Leggott, Vice-presi- dentg and Becky Breedlove, secretary. gu,,,Jg,. .vw MQ. i v Mrs. Geno had a successful year with the Girls Service League. 112 9 Girls Service Leagu G 9 M Susie Glynch and Sponsor Estelle Geno sponsored a banquet for the G.S.L, it reei - T f 'f 1 f . it wap, Mm ., ' - W, -V 1 ai '5 if ,W ,E 1 if Chris Castillo buys some sweets from president Katherine Geno during the candy sale ids Communit 'FUX Secretary and treasurer of the G.S.L. was Becky Breedlove. 'mms Vice-president of the G,S.L. was Lucy Leggott. 'N ' 'Q .J wiamrevssm - I .. - - - ,X L - - ' mms f si- N .Nag ft N HL t ey r 3 1 I .if... L 1- ' HY? Katherine Geno and Dana Adams were given special recognition on Honors Day. 'aw 2 ' ,1 i f 4 - - - 1 V, f ' ? Left to right: Rochelle Smith, Dana Adams, Lucy Leggott, Billie Pate, Laura Farley, Sherry Henry, Patricia Frank, Sherie Worthey, Rookie Smallwood, Patrica Wheeler, Katherine Geno, Natalie Tipps, Phoebe Franco, Becky Breedlove, sponsor Estelle Geno, and Carrie Taylor. 113 C C: Teen jur of WHS Waco High's teen jury type sys- tem, the Conflict Committee QCCJ, was the newest addition on campus in 1979. The students in the CC group par- ticipated in attempting to solve stu- dent disciplinary problems and peer conflicts. Members were chosen on the basis of class, race, and sex. The 18 students were divided into three groups, or review boards. Hearings, when the full committee met, were called when needed in the afternoons. Problems assigned to the CC were chosen by the principal or vice-prin- cipals. The CC groups were not so much interested in the punishments but more concerned with the main needs of the students. They tried to find the source of the problem and strived to correct it. MMM Back row: Mike Cacy, Kyle Fallon, Pete Montegomery, Melvin Carter, Mr. johnny Riola, Sandra james, Steve Haliburton, Adam Romo, Boyd Thomas, Robert Ashley, Mr. Ted Iglehart, Front row: Becky Dayton, Patricia Frank, Nelda Ortiz, Billie Pate, Suellen Price, Tom Miller, john Iley, Eddie jimenez, Theresa Torres, Glenda Tillman, and Albert Navarro. Ecology Club Visits Ba lor Camp Ecology Club members met three times a month to discuss their views about preserving our environment. With their sponsor, Mrs. Edna Har- ris, the club participated in the newspaper recycling program and also the Baylor Camp outdoor learn- ing center. ggiff 3. Vicki Smith and Sharon Swindall observe a fine specimen. 114 g 0 Q.-wx :Q ., W,5.xL A tim 'is ,A .kg Y 1 ,f ' il - 'AW 23 . Q- X 'tt' :-vi Back row: Mrs. Edna Harris, Tommy Rokas, Linda Spruill, William McKamey, Richard Coats, jeff Ringle, Kyle Burroughs, Brenda Walker, Linda Kuykendall, Mike McGowan, james Camp- bell. Front row: Michael Sharp, Karen Anderson, Vicki Smith, and Sharon Swindall, Der Deutsche Verein Besucht Wurstfest Brian Welch tries to find the dirty words in a German Translating book. Guy Dean gives his impression of Mrs. Wach- smann's lecture in German. A jim-t 'tt Back row: Benny Smith, Mance Zachary, Melvin Carter, Guy Dean, Don Gilliam, third row: E.T. Ferris, Ioel Berry, Steve Watson, Ellen McDonald, Brian Welch. second row: Melanie Burnette, Linda Spruill, Eddie Iimenez, Susan Tofanelli, first row: Sponsor, Sarah Wachsmann, Sherrie Teichelmann, Laura Farley, Angie Anderson, and Kathy Smith. The German Club, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Sarah Wach- smann, participated in many activi- ties dealing with German. The club raised money through magazine sales to attend the TAGS convention which was held in March. The group also Went to the Wurstfest in New Braunfels in No- vember and participated in Cultural Awareness Day. German Club officers were: Presi- dent, Laura Farleyg vice-president, Sherrie Teichelmanng secretary, Me- lanie Burnetteg and treasurer, Eddie Iimenez. ig ., ff: Eddie Iimenez poses as Adolf Hitler II. 115 FHA Steps Gut ln Style Show Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of girls and boys presently or previously en- rolled in homemaking courses. FHA's purpose is to provide for the development of social graces and to promote better home life for its members and their families. The FHA members modeled the fashion clothes they sewed while in homemaking class. The sponsor for the FHA is Mrs. Geraldine Smith. DECA- The High The Distributive Education and marketing club is a government funded organization that is designed to help young people become pre- pared and aware of the business world. In class, students begin to take on responsibility or duties. At the first of the year, a work program or study plan was made. Each week a training plan was made up by each student telling the hours, salary, and interesting things that happened on the job. Students learned how to sell products, services, and themselves as a reliable, business person. Stu- dents learned how to manage people and money and handle problems that occur in the business world. Sponsor was W.D. Hudspeth. 116 A Ar - X ' ' X f 'av it is 'i ,L . i t it 2, .V 5 H' 2 it 1 Back row: Stella Murray, Donna Winfield, Mary Carter, Kathy Williams, Ruchelle Bradford, Eddie Rhodes, Natalie Nichols, Dorothy jones, Marilyn Cobbs, Connie Carr, Sherry Cooper Freda Hackworth, Rene Davidson, Elaine Watkins front row: Kathy Spinks, Brenda Walker Gail Beane, Stacey Woodard, Iulie Dibble, Virginia Hurtado, Mrs. Smith, and Karen Williams. Mone Makers of Waco Back row: Thomas Brown, Richard Thomas, Edward Farmer, Don Daniels, Bob Taylor, Bill Siems, Ron Daniels, Kenneth Smith, Robert Wilson, front row: Iackie McCuistion, Dietra Scott, Lucy Schell, Iinny Orr, Patricia Wheeler, Terri Rogers, Michael Webb, Randy Stephens, Clayton Richter, and Karen McMillion. 1 1 Challenge Team ls Unbeoten -was 7' fr. Wfisg 'I -g9f 's ' 0 --M 'ln' .rg s, 3 - 0, A ' Q. ff' , ' L' 1 ,- - X gg, . ,n s ,..1- :N ' Q ' i f fig '-'fe L l' f f' Q: .. ' .zf v .v f. I -1 -f-f ffm-- , H - -we 'pi-' 1: Q .Q .T . 13,51 ,D 11 - ,H A - mm- . '--1-42. H' . ei . 7 f' X. -in fi 2' . , .R x... 4' K . ,,',. .t -1 . M ' ff t' 2 4 Q f' ..1. ,.Xt1 ' ffl '. ' . nw, A If ,tr T ff 3 at ...y 3 l x Y ,fl 'fs i M, ,gig .. Yip ' e aw, . gs , , . Portia jackson excelled in the year of 1979. Dirk Sigtenhorst listens in as joel Berry ela rates on the last Challenge victory. b The Challenge Team, sponsored by j.E. Cooper, concentrated on de- veloping competitive scholastic abil- ity. The team won their first match 260-220 again-st Corsicana High School. Representing the Team at the first match were: Steve Watson, joel Berry, Ellen McDonald, and Dirk Sigtenhorst. The Waco Rotary Club sponsored the television quiz show, Challenge, on which the Challenge Team appeared. . ' J-1: H W ima Wwwgwm- Challengers for 1978-79 are Catherine Howard, joel Berry, Ellen McDonald, Steve Watson, Portia jackson, and Dirk Sigtenhorst 117 The Wacoan A devoted and hardworking group of writers, led by Margie Mabry and Suellen Price, combined their ideas to credit the monthly edition of the Wacoan. Student writers were faced with deadlines, pressure and the need to meet the interests of Waco High students. Iournalism students were busy interviewing, writing, selling ads, composing copy and lay- ing out pages in order to produce the entire paper themselves. The fin- ished product reflected the moods and events that comprised our school year. ,- -nh V, wg Q -.- Editorial editor, Steve Watson, smiles as he reads a few lines of his newly pasted story, .T 1 -1 M,,.,:. If Q s it .a ,L . . 1 an A X N 6 r i A 1 The pictures in the Wacoan were brought to you by photographers, Pat Swanton, Mike Boney, Kim Ringo and David Morgan. Nu- be' Danny Mills, Steve Haliburton, Kyle Fallon, and Rocky Smallwood give a helping hand to the Wacoan staff. 118 . Sports editor, Tom Miller, lim waiting for a brain storm, but it hasn't hit yet. T Features editor, Sherry Henry, excelled in U.I.L. Literary competition throughout the year. . ,f Cutting up a story is serious business to Bob Lowrie. Gets the Inside Stor L Melanie Burnette pastes down her feature story. Glenda Tillman just realized she cut the wrong line. pw? D Xm:A llli . A .ii,e i,ii,',i. L lane Compton to Debbie Channon, You are suppose to use the 5 W's and the H when writing a story. Editor Suellen Price to Laura Farley: Say Laura, why don't you type the rest of the newstories for me? Margie Mabry and Boris Anderson: just be- fore she stuffed him in the trash Can. 1ff,!-'N Robert Nading searches for his inner self at the Interscholastic League Press Conference in Austin. 119 Athletes Mal-fe Up FCA The Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes is a growing club at Waco High where christian athletes have fel- lowship together with a common bond and belief. The bond is God and FCA's belief is that without Him, people could do nothing. The FCA held their slam dunk contest March 25 to raise money for the National Conference in the summer. gf ,ffhtft ,.f'i,M,: I, .. ,, A t at iffy fl rp j ' ,V ' fl ' V 'itll i ff' ,i+.f,.53, - ' f u. , f I 'ffb Q ?1fl'fpav,4f's4ii'Li3.3'f- 'ff ' f Wi? fmt' ff! .agfilifil- I izfaf' l :w5t, ' gba? ye. . Q V ,. .3 nfffgfg,-,,32'ff -E' .f yi'-',.W Q 7 9 1, V993 sf.. T 1. ' J.: ,fttl fly President of FCA is Dietra Scott. 120 xg . 1 ,.. FCA sponsors were Ted Iones and Ken Ferguson. .1212 FCA fficers were Kenneth Alexander ser 0 , - geantg Ieanette Marlborough, vice-president Robert Ashley, treasurerg Dietra Scott, presi- dentg and Steve Haliburton, parlimentarian. SQ -' .F .5 X --5 'ai 7 lr. f 3 s., K K., . X T is 1 1' Q. Q: W sr., . , it V X . as Q. te- .2-.we f T' isis- +5--w s.15f'Qxiw1g.r 1 . - Back row: M. Petty, K. Shirley, M. Zachery, L. Bolton, C. Prewitt, D. Summers, I. Brandon, S Curry, S. Haliburton, C. Spotser, K. Alexander, R. Davis, M. Carter. Front row: T. Iones, L Beane, R. Ashley, S. Torres, A. Dixon, W. Walker, M. Ramon, A. Walker, G. Sanchez, P. Degr- ate, S. Degrate, I. Marlborough, I. Farquhar, D. Scott. Leslie Beane warms up to the bright sun. 4. pu ag is lf F ., N Sergeant for F.C.A. is Kenneth Alexander. .wi Q . .M s, F TA-Tomorrow's Teachers ' . , e -1 f W ' f fs .wr . FS N 3 Texas Future Teachers of Amer- ica is a national organization whose purpose is to prepare students to take leadership roles in the educa- tional field, either as administrators, teachers, parents, or interested citi- zens of America. The FTA is the sec- ond largest club in the nation and first in the state. Back row: D. Shelby, S. Mayberry, D. Simmons, R. Freeman, R. Taylor, R. Williams, S. james. R. Anderson, front row: E. Robinson, L. Spruill, L. Caldwell, I. Iley, M. Navarro, T. Torres, N. Or- tiz, Ms. Redrick, M. Harris, and C. Davis. VOCT Has Mechanical Minds . tt t t. ai. elf. ......,. , t . , U , K it I . k . Q as Y ,-at . ,..i' 444. up Kyi l d a, t. . -. , 1 X .1 Q3 M .,.pp t , A 5' P Y 3 . ,gf- gf ,..' 1 jj J A . ...I . T seac 3 5. . :J 1 Q ,5 I 1. . . .. at t . '... 'Q zs l gg Back row: Richard Simcik, Monty Pack, David Coats, 3rd row: Leo- nardo Rios, Royce Rogers, Rudy Tobias, Thomas Morgan, 2nd row: Oliver O'Brien, Charlie Elkins, Ieffery Hawkins, Brian Richardson, front row: Billy Gadlin, Mike Hodges, Randy Hale. The Vocational Occupational Club of Texas gives students the opportunity of learning the works of me- chanics. Every class day, students enrolled in auto me- chanics learn new parts of the automobile and how to repair and operate each part. The ability of fixing a car, truck, small engine, welding, or breasing is an art that is learned very carefully. Royce Rogers and Mike Hodges won second on their minibike in state contest. Oliver O'Brien is sponsor. ., .k X 3 l Mr. O'Brien, Randy Hale, Richard Simcik, Rudy Cervantez, Brian Richardson, Rudy Tobias, Royce Rogers, Mike Hodges, and Mr. Williams. . 121 3 L Ir. Historians Dig Up Post The Iunior Historians Club was a new organization this year. The members met on Thursday during homeroom. Sponsors were Sarah Wachsmann, Neilla Longino, and Pat Wickman. The purpose of the club has been to learn about local history. Mem- bers did research about Waco High. The club went to the Iunior Histo- rians Convention in the spring at Fort Worth. President of the Iunior Historians this year was Scott Stockton. ww., f-J Sponsor, Mrs. Wachsmann: How did I ever get this job? 122 y ,, M .1 o I ji wr 51 I ' I K xi rw . f fi is QR V Vice-president Steve Watson works on a Secretary Sherrie Teichelmann goes down in poster for a grade. history. as ggfigiit it Top row: Bill Miller, Sherrie Teichelmann, Scott Stockton, Iennie Farquharg Bottom row: Craig Alford, Craig Spotsor, Sarah Wachsmann, Debbie Fowler, Lisa Walsleben, Cathy Howard, Steve Watson, Debbie Tackett, David Zajicek. Spirit Club Boosts Woco High sera i 1 oi i Chairman Russell Voss was an instigator of spirit. The Spirit Club lived up to its name by generating spirit toward Waco High athletes. Coach Randy Leasley, Coach Iesse Williams, and Miss Beverlyn Redrick served as club sponsors. Unlike the traditional classroom meetings of most organizations, the Spirit Club met at pep rallies, at football games, and at basketball ames with the pri- mary purpose of creating noise an encouraging group support. Spirit Club members: Chairman of the noise, Russell Voss: Assistant, Sherry Cooper, Sar- geant, Alton Clay: I. Duffey, L. Hitchcock, M. Harris, C. Foster, K. Gaskamp, M. Harris, C. Benson S. Iames, K. Anderson, K. Brown, L. Rios, P. Ludwig, I. Amos, G. Anderson, R. Bel- cher, A. Bernal, I. Black, G. Banks, D. Brown, G. Beane, M. Carter, F. Cargill, M. Corsey, L. Carson, M. Cobb, S. Curry, D. Coleman, C. Castillo, T. Crisei, B. Clore, S. Degrate, M. Dod- dins, V. Davis, P. Degrate, M. Dunn, L. Duffey, I. Colley, D. Deyo, V. Gonzales, R. Roberts, D. Coleman, H. Cisneros, K. Spinks, L. Spinks, R. Davis, L. Espinoza, P. Frank, R. Freeman, R. Gilbert, D. Garrett, D. Bell, L. Iackson, T. Cooper, L. Farmer, K. Alexander, S. Bouye, E. Tol- bert, V. Gunn, E. Durham, B. McDonald, E. Farmer, D. Whittington, T. Reyes, G. Battles, M. Zackery, M. Watkins, I. Mims, A. Romo, D. Summers, I. Hicks, W. Walker, B. Dunke, V. Hicks, T. Hayner, R. Ashley, C. Gibson, R. Walker, V. Bradshaw, S. Haliburton, P. Riddings, D. Simmons, F. Spotser, S. Courtney, M. Fairman, C. Neeley, D. Iones, A. Graves, A. Hudlin, B. Hackworth, I. McCuistion, D. Thomas, G. Tillman, T. Park, I. Martinez, S. Iames, B. Ien- kins, V. Mason, C. Poteet, D. Pilgrim, D. Pilgrim, D. Scott, D. Hines, G. Sanchez, S. Tolbert, P. Wheeler, B. Easley, R. Taylor, E. Thompson, T. Fulmer, E. Martinez, S. Poynter, R. Day- ton, D. Street, D. Torres, I. Voss, C. Yandell, M. Briwn, S. Bruns, N. Tipps, C. Torres, B. Davis, L. Davis, C. Brown, C. Bernal, B. Gabriel, N. Nichols, S. Mayberry, C. Stroud, C. Bron- son, S. Simpson, S. Woodard at W Randy Leasley, a spirited leader. 123 ODPM? Q 4 v +4 w 41. L44 V 7' 3, 4, 157275 W my ig, : i 'A ' M4 , 1 1 '4' ,nw rl, 5 LW' r s , 3' 124 e Faces 8' Paces 'v People V 4' 1 r TQ? Q V b QP I 'yy X , 1 P4 Q-v VA Ayn I Q- A, Th T e , QQ! Z in eresa , , ,V V S' . rv,47-E ' fg ftr Edit Waco H1gh s Most Successful Team Miss ip...- Nm NL ee -tv. my S2 5 iklll ., i' K '- .. K o - .1- U ,Htl , , t 1 Qwgfu i f '55 fa 'S t Eff,- 1 y ,C ' V. X - kk ze. - at t G b i 3 G XX i Books-A trade. William Aufman Audrey Bables Alton Cook james Cooper Freda Cross Fay Farley Laurel Fette Io Fisher Virginia Fitzpatrick Vera Gardner Wayne Gardner Estelle Geno few tools of the Gle' J Emanuel prepares classwork and activities for her classes. Betty Gibson, What will l do when the well runs dry? 127 Betty Gibson Edna Harris Barbara Hebert Linda Henderson Theodore Iglehart Linda Iewell Ted Iones Ieannie Key Randy Leasley Fritz Linnstaedter Iewel Lockridge Neilla Longino --,ax-gt miggg-gy. ' w ae W' ' S f 5 it Q, X Q xy C Us L 1 f S- 1- A 'X 145' Nu. ax AA s o if S Si , sb. Q i w Coach Wayne Gardner to Iimmy Rokas: Do you know you have your shoes on the wrong T, feet. 128 ht Mrs. Sarah Wachsmann: t'Don't ask me, I'm just a teacher. t ,sw- Oliver O'Brien to Roderick Waits: 'ANU it's not an antenna. That's the windshield wiperf, t n Q5 S si: ,rm V 5 i -:W: - 1 nnnn 1 f ' N . S 'N S -' -' ' - S A . M ' , is V K 1 s , h AA,.' N, ' - , is a ' sf' Q-. sg u , ary aff ' was H K ' . as-' X a ff .-,. . ,. - 1 fi o . 'algal . as nnnmn Estelle Geno pauses to listen to Christmas the halls. Margie Mabry Hazel Mills Lidia Montemayor Yvonne Mooney Louise Newman Cheryl Potts Willard Raiffeisen Beverlyn Redrick My Iohnie Riola k Dorothy Slaughter , A Geraldine Smith f' jf Barbara Suddath 4 X IE +2 r R 4. N v Y Q X x X 5 .s carols in 129 ' i gg , fi QL, Assistant principal Iohnie Riola-a strong character in WHS history, Richard Friedli: Class, after our spelling quiz we'll run five laps around the room. Agnes Talley '2.,. in N Y Pat Tolbert George Uland 3 Sarah Wachsmann 1 Pat Wickman Q' Iesse Williams Willie Williams Velma Wise Laura Wittmcr ' A 'OGON' www-mu...rX-awww ,..r.,,,..,, A we Ted Iones gives his Ilii- -1fie--1- X :-..l M ,,..: adding machine a workout before report .gi card time. 3 E 'l'lNuua....,,lm r K K 'S ,a me 2' f as 4' 1 4 - .,s' -' L.,-..g , K Lg,:'.v',' 1-.W 1.. 4. .- .. ,.. -- . 57 5,1 .vm , ',,1.,L-1 s-1'..',. .. f -1 - xg, qi. , .. Ig .,w.,. v,..:. .- U...- ,,,,. .. -1- ...- . - 'Jn' .W YZ Trim, ,... A .. . - .N 2 Q ,L . AL .. 1. , 24-1. - . mi., . . ... .- ,V .., .. LQ ' --gf'-H .-,f .. --gc' ' sie t- was X james E. Cooper. . . Another chemical ex- plosion like that and l'll be out of a job. By the time the school doors had opened for the 1978-79 year, 55 WHS Faculty members had already began working to make the school year a success. This same willingness showed itself again and again throughout the year. They not only applied themselves to teaching but also to extracurricular activities as well. Whenever a student needed assistance, there was always a faculty member there to help. Faculty members were always to be found at all extracurricular activities. On T-shirt days, there was not a faculty mem- ber to be found that had not donned the bright yellow t-shirts with a tiger on the front. Many of the faculty became more than just teachers and administrators to the students- they had become friends. It was their willing- ness to get involved and their willingness to show school spirit, even to the point of per- sonal sacrifice. Neilla Longino: I know this map is flat but the world isn't. N .K is-sf. Edna Harris to Billie Hatter . .. No, you can't average your own grade. Margie Mabry shows off hor new wall hanging. 131 Sophomores-T he moving up oloss Q 5 he vw . ,-ww Ps ,, .. Alton Clay grins at the sunny day. Larry Adams Ioanne Adkinson David Alexander Craig Alford Iohn Amos Gina Anderson Vicki Anderson Nova Andrade Gary Authenreith Van Ballew Darryl Banas Leslie Beane Rodney Belcher David Bell Cynthia Bernal Ienny Black Iohnnie Black Callie Boatman Leo Botello Steven Bouye Cheryl Brown Diane Brown Robert Brown Sonja Bruns Ionathan Burch f',.,,,., V-my Sophomore class favorites: Larry Adams and Vicki Anderson. if ' A., .2 ,ear ',iff,a A QA ,.:. , Q if ,Pi v'?'1?1 , 1K,.,. if B 'L , N Sw , . pr- ,tt A Z 'Vs S-ia. -ia f . 1-1 t 1, 1 i1 ' 'Q at 5 as J , H' it .e 9 ff! -1 I 4 ' ,,,. TK- mx at 1 IP X - f ' -,J V ffl: Q' t-' ...N , . if-. Y L.. g ,av 2 -' ' ., S.. .. A H, . . .ex Q, . N ' g 'i': lk ' 'fi , H - -. 'Y 3 5 - 1' f Iames Burnett Kenneth Butts Angela Caldwell Felicia Cargil Glenn Carrier Connie Casto Terrie Chandler Vidal Cisneros Alton Clay Bobby Clore Deborah Coleman Toni Crisci Paula Crutcher Michelle Cuffee Lula Davis Vera Davis Ricky Dawson Iames Day Rebecca Dayton Denise Dibble Anthony Dixon Mary Dobbins Ieffrey Duffey Luddy Duffey Sherri Duffey Todd Dunham Marsha Dunn Charles Elkins Steve Elsik Irene Espinoza Vince Evans Melinda Fairman Eleanor Farmer Iennie Farquhar Claude Foster Debbie Fowler Alvin Gaston Kent Gill Martin Gloff lake Hackworth Shandra Haliburton Andrea Hamilton Harold Harris Billie Hatter Ieffery Hawkins fir? 4 3 , 1, fam-N2 ,, I ,f 4:-uv 1. hw 'fr' ' 115 1 Natalie Tipps to Lauren Keen: Do you really think this will help me on my test? Ty Hayner Dean Hester james Hicks Richard Hinchey Colleen Holder Dana Holland A A' X' l oe Hooten QV QK-f f - Travis Horne 5 Catherine Howard - l Cathy Howard -X .' is X , :ff t it X X X X Ne X 3 X X 0 Xi X 4 N J G '-z john lley Sandra james 'Sir Sonya james ' Barbara jenkins 'X A- T QA Ricky johnson fo 5 ' .4 Gwen jones Lauren Keen Mike Keeton Teresa King jessie Kirks Melvin Lassetter fill Cain Lopez in , Daniel Lujan ' Clyde Maha vier .. Troy Ma rkum .,, jane Martinez Sharron Mayberry Dale McElroy Doris McGowan Kevin MCNairy Irene Menchaca Eric Merkledove aj Lydia Merritt li Bill Miller Sarah Mims is X 134 X59 . Til' '- T we X K. t 'ik ,. :- X 5 Xr S 1 X T N' - r 5- . ' :gs-.y ,H Don Summers and Leslie Beane pause to catch up on the news. '-fa. were .. . -ifaig Q r ing arts, 1 QQ, 1 ' Q if'-mx K4 6 4 axle X F X V X X 1 L? - W K . S X l . P. .Y In ,. 1 'iz - 0 Q X, ,gg Q 'Y ou .X ,. 1r'!: . 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V f H Charles Prewitt Ioanne Price Manuel Ramon Tony Reyes lanie Reyna Brian Richardson Sheila Ridge Kelly Rierson Elizabeth Riley Ieff Ringle Ricky Roberts Mark Rodriquez Ruby Rodriquez Royce Rogers Adam Romo Tricia Mitchell Iudy Moffet William Montgomery William Moore Keith Moss Martin Navarro Connie Neely Ray Olivarez Carlos Olivarez Erasmo Oliverez Ernest Padilla Lisa Painter Tammy Park Aaron Pate Linda Patterson Darryl Porterfield Cathy Potter Sheila Poynter I 2 1. W 5 Sandra Stroud: 'tHey! Where have you been all my life? SCOU Sl0Ukl0T1 gets Wrapped UP with hiS Pet boa constrictors. 135 Gloria Sanchez S Ieff Savage Lana Shelby i T A e v Matt Simcik 1 A A th + ll gg Lori Simek . V 8 ff fm N E ,gmt N T an s i W R at 'Q N Lisa Simmons Katherine Smith Larry Sorrells Carla Spence Rodney Spence ,I-. A f v- . Q, E il i S L x. , - a is , 12 W .. ,-.F 1, I .L 1 5, an ' 4' vt limmy Spikes L -. S Lisa .,,:. , Jz , - Craig Spotser p A leiii f 'ffgfgf' - Iulie Stanton .7 I V b . J Patrick Steed I it nf 2- ,L Q x - 5 . - N Scott Stockton I Marion Stroud S M if-i g . . Sandra Stroud SE' ' A i 1 Don Summers fe- A S' . A ' , , .F Tom Sutton -It 3 NM . A ii A 1 . Ni 5 lx M! Leonard Swift .ii. , . - I Terry Taylor ' Rosaland Taylor in ' if Debra Thomas ' 5 li Exelle Thompson , f- f Natalie Tipps S. -- . . i ...L Eric Tolbert it Q' ' Deborah Torres '11- - ff if Sam Torres I . 5 Tranky Trevino 5 A up - fri I Q.. +1 - x I Q, p.... ti -P- ' 37-iVA, ...- Sophomore class officers were Billy Estelle-vice president, Shandra Halliburton-secretary, and Larry Adams-president. 136 is Writ esist E Tony Reyes: Tigers and sophomores are number I! I: Library helper Mike Keeton: t'Actually, I really like these books. Sophomores discover their books get larger each year 15 is iw A N5 .ixiv Nw he t A gl. ' Sam Yarbrough Mary Yoder Iill Younce gl Q5 i .K Theresa Uphill Heather Varnnum Ieanie Veselka Aubrey Walker Ronnie Walker Wilson Walker Lisa Walsleben Malcolm Ware Marcus Watkins Linda Watson Ieffrey Webb Roxanne Wilkerson Tony Williams Karen Williams Richard Williams Sherry Williams Sheryl Willis jerry Wilson Ienda Winningham Teretha Wooden ' Shandru Haliburton-21 bright face in the Class of '81. F -.... Sam Yarbrough, l'Say, do you know the answer to problem 4? qv' 1 gf ai 2 5:2 5 Q re, 5 fd Q 5 ii 05 m. -qtvj Sophomore girls brainstorm in art class. Control Tower . . . This is Linda Patterson requesting a clear ance on Runway 3. Leo Botello shows extreme interest in his class discussion. 'X my f, ., if 1 f fi finlfif, ,f f, 'I ' Icnda Winningham and Sherry Williams make plans for a fun weekend. Office worker Viddl Cisneros strolls the halls whila col juniors Unify Tiger Spirit 40 .dw-' Lynn Akin Angola Anderson Boris Anderson Karen Anderson Steve Anderson Corwin Apperson Robert Ashley Danny Barnette Karen Bassett Avis Beano Gail Beane Mary Bell Cedric Benson Anna Bernal Lori Bcrndt Ioel Berry Cathy Bigham Tim Bonny Ronnie Bowlin Rochelle Bradford Ira Brandon Cindy Bronson Andrew Brown Mae Brown Melanie Burnette il is X ,wx Q, K w a rg- -- x 1' - it C U ,, wt, w W W fi. 4 IFS. awe 1 112 0. . X X X v . 4 Q' 3 - , if . 2 .5 X , , 4. ,ya Q 1' UW '35 r 1 -f , ,, Q, N . . K N? ' at f- 2 'vii ,Y Q' yt f, xl' Iwi t g vv , M 7: .. 11: .. Q - -A B A 6 .A K ,tri , l it A ,. rj Q' 1 . . .2 . h, X 'If i n w Q , W: -' - we 'f' W C ,..-. ng.. , .3 , 2 ,, X as in , ' ,' , A Ea r l in ii Y i ,N y y s 3 I 1' saga so 1 S S' ' tett ' ' fins 1, 1 5 S If '- tx . Q F as sf A f s fa t x x :sf LL X.. A K i as iii K 4 pg N ,1, an t A ! l Sharon DeCrate Dina Deyo 'R 1 Harold Durham 1 :AV WCQYQD ,,-. -N Q R William Downey 1 If ' KX if ,V at z -C, Kyle Burroughs john Campbell Keith Carnes Lawrence Carson Melvin Carter Angela Cartwright Cynthia Castillo Rudy Cervantez Debbie Channon Esperanza Cisneros David Coats Sally Compton Noland Conners Sherry Cooper Lee Cornett Margrett Cunningham Renee Davidson Bob Davis Lula Davis Tim Davis 'W '- 'B Iunior class favorites Dorian Mims and Eddie Iimenez show what it takes to be a favorite. Reesa Watson takes time out durino a Game to smile for a picture. Steven Douglas Lori England Minerva Espinoza Canzada Eurage Kyle Fallon Laura Farley Ed Farmer Pat Furguson Elias Ferris Tina Fisher Phoebe Franco Patricia Frank Rick Franklin Rodrick Freeman Tammy Fulmer Raymond Gadlin Yvonne Gadlin Iaime Garcia Diane Garrett Kathy Gaskamp Marc George Don Gibson Don Gilliam Sandra Griffin Barbara Hackworth Iamie Hale Randy Hale Marie Harris Beverly Henderson Lisa Hitchcock ,L . A- ' a t H xiii' Q A 9' ai? Q if L as x ' 0 , -3' ' rv 4-5 'G- 'Q -, .1 s gy . , . N- - L 1 4 3 - ax , ' . es, -ei f gui ai? ' 4' We Q v Q '-. ,R Y, X it . tix. 6 Q ., .1 .gl Qi. tif -' F . if 'Y ' ,ia A F . F2 as . , l A 'gif Q S f X by 5. Beverly Horne Desmond jackson Edward Iimenez gy Sherrie Teiehelmann to Walter Krizan and Rockie Smallwood: nIt's like my daddy always told me, it's always something. - ,X G tttyttt t ttitt 95 ix L GL-X ., i 5 wa if I, ylt , wi ' I , ' , 1 1 X kr ,' . , l A SX 1 Rm ' fa. - v- ii' ., f Q f ,I W , x, xt , V , - m 'A R' . K , fi i 2 F - .Q- fi Oh, Phoebe, it's not that bad! We'll forget about this pic- ture in the year 2000. ,sr-Q I M nr :V w : - My A ,L 'W Q M X x 4 M . 1 ' v WM iv ,,, M Cp '9 V, ., ,. my iff-ir 7 V I I 1 . V 17442 A f K '75 , , WF ,. ' V . . 611,-4,13 Melvin Carter experiences serene tranquility during break. Larry Miller hits a high no iiri ttf T . Rx .Kp el r Q , 3? . args' A 'F , i S I an in -ev! gs is . L LE. , , vi, r,i1i M 1 P 5, . s,,, x. Qt fi ,- ov time show. .Q is-it My L . S 5. Y s X Q 3 ' ' it 5-25 1 M. l L N XY A F Q it yggg Q it 53 1 . he - 31 H 1 ' Q iii' V X W L, r Q Y .,., Z G 5 QV ,,. mg K, 4 .ay www-W5 4 w - 4 wf,w,v,ffmn4ea-2:4 te during the Tiger Band's half- Charles Iohnston Rudy Iuarez Ieff Kessler Sheryl Kitch Walter Krizan Linda Kuykendall Sheila Lain Marti LaMont Gregory Landers Traeey Love Bob Lowrie Pam Ludwig Ieanette Marlborough Iaekie MeCuistion Billy McDonald Ellen McDonald Miehael McGowan Danny McNair Gerardo Mejia Elizabeth Melendez Larry Miller Dorian Mims Iohn Mims Marvin Morris Greg Mullen Albert Navarro Sylvia Oehoa David Ursak Craig Palu Hue Pham Laura Farley rids herself of hot air. Cyndi Potect Sheila Reid Clayton Richter Floyd Richter Patricia Ridings Lori Rimlinger Tommy Rokas Ricky Rutledge Dietra Scott Valerie Shaw Iames Sherman Debra Simmons Stephanie Simpson Larry Slaughter Rockie Smallwood Rochelle Smith Walter Smith Christina Sodcnburg Mike Solomon Ieff Spelman Linda Spruill Lorrie Stanton Donna Street Carol Stroud Sharon Swindall ll ' ,s ri E ' J , lf 7 a x 1 S 't - . V ---......, Linda Kuykendall-the junior class clown. 'gray' ff 5 Q H Q ,. if ,ar , N., X- t ,A lk X nl 4' i as ' x . . 4, fe ' it Qty: , 14' y i 5, V fi? C :L S nf Q -vw na. , I, 4 It W 5, -Q 6 1.- 5 AOL' 4 1 X .ffafx Ti 2 .H 1 1. 0 .41 . . ' we of . W f 01 W QM f ' 'ima- ,f 'Rx f 5 3 its fam? 4 f ff? W +1 ,A f fr T f 5 4 1 6 3 2 W E ax fx M' ' ! in 55 . , Q ,Q if' ,. . Q . Mt Q ,Z 55, 1 fa like ' 'X' 'HF' ms V an , W, M we ,:, .- 9, ,ff . ' ,Aw :Qffwvfs v. a 1 f 1 kb , , ,, , is Wg ,Z 2' W in A K N if t W 2 1 in Q fx i V ill lv 'I ev tk 1 f 4 Tim Zgabay e at-I Q fi I if vii s Iunior class officers were: President-Albert Navarro, Vice president-Marc George, Assistant secretary-Dorian Mims, Treasurer-E.T. Ferris, Secretary-Mance Zachary. ,jg . ' ,Lgfw A .1 VIL I '- JW! ' 'A ag ,, 1 Q: N ig, I Z: g 'Q Debbie Tackett Bobby Taylor Sherrie Teichelmann Victor Thomas Gwendolyn Tipps Susan Tofanelli Stephanie Tolbert Gordan Tull Roderick Waits Brenda Walker Sheri Watkins Henry Watson Reese Watson Brenda Weir Brian Welch Donna Whisenant Charles Vtfhite Donald Williams Michelle Williams Kelly Wilson Donna Winfield Wendy Winningham Stacey Woodard Mance Zachary David Zajicek Victor Hicks, Birdie, Blrdie ln the sky why did you do that in my eye? Class of '80 Gets Involved Dietre Scott and Mr. Bud Hudspeth share a friendly student-teacher talk. ,.,.,.- V X--- N-Q-wmnvv' EW' v Ronnie Moore, l'Why settle for less when you can have Moore? 146 f' 4 joel Berry stands up for his jazz solo. fu M' Mrs. Linda Iewell to Mike Solomon, Please Mike, not now, I have a hcadachefl 'if 1' M W if Tim Zgabay, Honest Coach, I didn't mean to tackle a cheerleader. ,AN 5 i l' K ' in K N in . ,K l--' L1-- Q if .1 Rochelle Smith and Iackie MoCuistion contend for biggest mouth contest. , Aff Sheila Lain, I'm so tired of changing routines, I'm ready to pull the trigger. fi Laura Iackson yells to support her Tiger team. 147 M 3- l if W 141 H ' l Senior class officers were: Randy Hines-president, Nelda Ortiz-lreasurei Virginia llurtado-seeretury, and Elizabeth Martinez-vice president. Seniors Move On In 1979 Dana Adams Hllen Adkinson Kenneth Alexandi Nathan Alford Rhonda Anderson Connie Haleh Tom Blair Brian Blasingame Larry Bolton Mike Boney Vicki Bradshaw Becky Breedlove Linda Bruns Mike Caey larnes' Campbell laniize Campbell fl' Sfcphrrn Campbell Mary Carter Chris Castillo Arnold Ccrvanfcrz Marlunc Chappull Paul Cisneros Annum: Cnhlis Marilyn Cohhs Frml Cuffrnaii Davie: Coleman Andy Cnnnull Danny Conner Sheila Cnurimry lay Crockett l-'ra nuns Curry Sammy Curry Dan Danials Sherry Daniels Run Daniels Batty Davis Raginald Davis Guy Dean Diana Dlryo Iulir: Dihhlrr Runnin Dickson Kim DiCortu Terri Dunham Hddiar Durham Sarah Esiullrr William Evans Larry I-'arinler Curtis Foster C xc I 1 mlla Mal gi Leslie Furr Brigid Gabriel Katherine Gene Charles Gibson Patty Gilbert Richard Geates Angela Graves Doris Green Larry Griffin Freda llaekworlh Steve Haliburlen james Harwell Marc Havis Lisa Hennig Sherry Henry Angela llieks lges XNKTI H181 H 0 I Mike Hill William Himes Debbie Hines Randy Hines Darrell Hodges Bruee Hudlin Virgina Hurtado Portia laekson Robert laekson Dorothy jones Katrina Keaton Steve Kessler Alan LaDay Luey Leggett Suzanne Lehman Robin Lester Suzie Lewis Matthew Lord Betty Lyon Rhetta Manges Tommy Maples Willie Marshall Liz Martinez Viola Mason Rick McCall Brenda McCloney Bruce ML:Cloney Diane McLenan David Menehaea 'l'om Miller Danny Mills . Tina Mitchell lohn Monroe I-'nhion Moreno Dobro Morgan john David Mor 'lfhomas Morgan 'I'rzu:io Morris Arthur Neal llohrn Nunl lulius Nichols Nululim: Nichols Bronclu Ulivor Terry Ulivor linny Orr Brut! Ursuk Noldu Ortiz Torosu Pnlucios L fbu, J Wdlll Hugh S Vi ISIUII of lha Blur S Brtlthttrs-Bullllflg Mtlrf an ldmfg Smllh H Wg you qvgr wfmdf nd why Ihr y fdll mf B 1ldhc id? Billie Pate Libby Peters Bennie Prnka Chris Prewitt Suellen Price Eddie Rhodes Kim Ringo Augustine Rios Barbara Roberts Eugene Robinson Iackie Robinson lacqueline Robinson Iimmy Rodriquez Denise Rodgers Terri Rodgers Iimmy Rokas Kyle Rowe Randy Rozelle' David Russell Deborah Russell Rhonda Scott Iacqueline Shelton Keith Shirley Bill Siems Dirk Sigtenhorst Richard Sineik Benny Smith Clay -Smith james Smith Viekie Smith Kathy Spinks Fielesia Spotser 5 Perry Surita Patrick Swanton Larry Sweet Debbie Tapley Carrie Taylor Donald Taylor Boyd Thomas Floyd Thomas Richard Thomas Glenda Tillman Theresa Torres Keith Vencil Clarence Walker Derrick Walker Charles Wallace Carol Walker Steve Watson Mike Webb Patricia Wheeler Nancy Whitaker Christy Williams Karen Williams Kevin Williams Paul Williams jimmy Winton Sherie Worthey Laura Yarbrough Adraka' Young Twelve years have come and gone Time has come to be Moving Up, Moving On. The world we are leaving behind, Has been so sweet and very kind, Elementary sehool was so very new. That it was fun going to school. Then came junior high, oh what a surprise. When boys met girls with love in their eyes. Then eame the grown up world of high seheol Demanding maturity. as the number one rule. New that twelve years have come and gone, Time has come to be Moving Up, Moving Un. As we leave the eomfort of our past, Our sweet memories will he sure to last. The world we are entering is so very new, Someone will cry, What shall l do? When this question arises, and I am sure it will, The answer will be found, and experience will he your bill. To our classmates of yesteryear. Especially to those which were very dear, Let us seek the new dawn, ln a land away: away and beyond. The time has eome to be Moving Up, Moving On. Sherie Worthey gives Santa Bulldog Morgan modeling tips. by Mi'fh'ff Ut 1Y . ,il .. . A. I ' . K 'Ml Q 5 ' - ' . , :..?:SL .' . -' 1:1- . W z 'im ' .ef . I Q., i it V - Q-is ' - Q:-f v -- 'i , li N '- 4'f.,, ,. Q . W' ge s at -1 M ' J E . V, ,-41 - J 1 . A .A .. 5' Tff. - wr .N . T K T' C 1. ' iv- A -s A ' A - ,,,jm,f-.aEm at A,g ,.i,g,: ' ,- - i T .- --ff a ' ' .. L I K .. A at - I K , 1 ,4 sr -V ' 1 1 ... iw A pf . , . V-f -rewmw. g f ' l I l Suellen Priee digs wax out of her ears with a strange looking seoop. james Campbell flashes his new investment. , , Bilyd 'l'l10mHS. 'il bleeked so hard l wrinkled my number. The senior elass held a bake sale to raise money for the elass aetivitie s 15 HD rigpry satin F fa N wg! el 3 1 vlan'- 'f ima! il w I 377' .J x FQ' F'-F if N , 1 , - if . , ,RQ gil f fp'-+':f -if' ' . . ' fr I f '-., 4 ,n ff . ., QF 2 .X N' ,,- 1 A ,LVI J J Vyyy ' Q n ' ,J r g f V V j zu an 156 Venders 8' Spenders 'Q Ads A gk .xv N gi Q? uv gg QW! X . .- ' 4 ! 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Close draperies and blinds to keep out direct sunlight. 6. Keep fireplace damper closed. 7. Proper home insulation keeps the heat out, cuts energy use. Insulation questions Call TP8tL. 8. Shade on roof and walls can reduce energy needed to cool. But trim trees, shrubs away from outside compressor unit. Keep it free of leaves, debris. If air flow is blocked, unit uses more energy. '? 9. Weatherstrip doors and windows, caulk cracks to prevent drafts and cool air loss. 10. Keep windows closed. Open outside doors as little as possible. Window Units Follow above suggestions, plus these: 11. Buy units with highest Henergy efficiency ratio QEER1. Uses less electricity to cool. lf EER is not on sales tag, ask for it or figure it yourself. Divide wattage into BTU capacity. Both figures are on unit. 12. Place unit where it'll get as little direct sun as possible. 13. 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Dav1s, Bob 141 Foster, Curtis 22,2 llll no Davis, Gaynell 68 F ovgler, Debbie 133 Davis, Lula 133, 141 Fraiicogiihoebe nllf 95, 110, 142 Davis, Regmald 57, 149 Fragg1lg,,Patricia 113, 114, 142 Dav1s,T1m 141 Ri0kyo33,f1g1z Ven? 133 Freeman, Roderick , omo, Dawson, Rloky 133 Richard 76, 77, 93, 131 Dall, lames 133 Tammyjl-42 ,, l I 114, 133 Fufiimson, Pat Dean' Guy 231 71' 76' 100' 115' Leslie 11ll 1Wllll,ilA1ll ' aei 5 aee DeGrate, Sharon 141 Raymoiid 3 laofe oeiioee nev0,o1HHH,,l4o so ,,,,, ,, 5 ,,,, g?gbJleDg13n?sz 33 Gifidner, Verall28, iilll in l07 i oibblei I no Dickson, Ronnie 149 Garrett, 'Q DiCorte, Kim 13, 29, 103, 149 an Dixon' Anthony 50- 133 Gaston, Alvin Dobbins, Mary 67, 133 Gee, Larry 46, 142 ,,,,, ,,, Douglas, Steven 142 Downey William 141 Duffey, Ieffery 63, 71, 133 ' Duffey, Luddie 50, 133 Duffey, Sherri 133 Duffy, Victor 142 Dunham, Terrie 108, 149 Dunham, Todd 87, 100, 133 Dunn, Marsha 133 4 Durham, Eddie 149 Durham, Harold 141 Elkins, Charles 133 Elsik, Steve 89, 133 Emanuel, Gloria 127 England, Lori 142 Espino, Minerva 54, 55, 74, 142 Espinoza, Irene 133 Geno, Estelle 31, 113, 127, 129 ' Q 13, 95 Q Geno, 25, 27, 130, 1 George, 85, 142, 145 111, 150 142 , , ,, 29, 150 346, 115, 142 1 3 ll 4433 i28,'46,3 111, 114, 150 D Barbara 142 116, 150 Hackworth, jake 133 Hale, jamie 95, 142 Hale, Randy 142 Haliburton, Shandra 55, 74, 67, 114, 133, 136, 138 Haliburton, Steve 20, 28, 43, 45, 46, 85, 111, 114, 118, 150, 153 Hamilton, Andrea 133 Harper, johnny 100 Harris, Edna 31, 118, 128, 131 Harris, Harold 133 Harris, Marie 68, 109, 110, 142 Harwell, james 150 Hatter, Billie 109, 110, 133 Havis, Marc 25, 43, 46, 100, 101, 111, 150 Hawkins, jeffery 110, 133 Hayner, Ty 134 Hebert, Barbara 128 g Henderson, Barbara 55 Henderson, Beverly 55, 142 Henderson, Linda 54, 55, 74, 106, 128 Hennig, Lesa 150 2' Henry, Sherry 8, 24, 26, 113, 118, 150 iHesteg,ililDean,yjrzot pieturedj Hicks Angela 29, 150 Hicks, james 134 HickgyVictor 57, 58, 42, 145 Hill, Mike 151 Himes William 93, 151 Hinchey, Richard 134 Hines, Debbie 29, 151 Hines, Randy 7, 22, 24, 78, 94, 95, 97, 106, 148, 151 Hitchock, Lisa 142 Hodges, Darrell 22, 24, 30, 151 Hogan, Steve 71 Hoffman, Vivian 74 Holder, Collean 134 Holland, Dana 109, 134 Hooten, joe 104, 134 Horne, Beverly 142 Horne, Travis134 Howard, Cathy 94, 117, 122, 134 Hudlin, Bruce 8, 29, 57, 59, 151 l'ludSpBtl1, Bud 36, 54, 111, 116, 148, 151 Hurtado, Virginia 29, 37, 54, 111, 116, 148, 151 Iglehart, Theodore 114, 128 Iley, john 134 1 jackson, Desmond 142 jackson, Laura 54, 74, 75, 142, 147 jackson, Portia 24, 95, 117, 151 jackson, Robert 22, 151 james, Sandra 109, 134 tjamesffionja 1 , 1347' jenkins, Barbara 134 ,jewell,,,,,,,Linda 7, 128, 146 ,,,, , johnston, Charles 143 ' , ,172 johnson, Ricky 134 jones, Dorothy 116, 151 jones, Gwen 68, 74, 134 jones, Ted 74, 67, 77, 128, 131 juarez Rudy 143 Keaton, Katrina 24, 40, 41, 151 Keen, Lauren 108, 134 Keeton, Mike 134, 136 Kessler, jeff 143 Kessler, Steve 151 Key, jeannie 128 , King, Teresa 134 Kirks, jessie 63, 85, 106, 110, 134 Kitch, Sheryl 143 Krizan, Walter 79, 143 Kuykendall, Lina 143, 144 Leasley, Randy 46, 123, 128 Laday, Alan 29, 57, 151 Lain, Sheila 108, 110, 111, 143, 147 LaMont, Marti 143 Landers, Gregroy 143 Lassegter, Melvin 110, 134 Leggett, Lucy 25, 40, 113, 151 Lehman, Suzanne 40, 151 Lester, Robin 36, 111, 151 Lewisii'Suzie 151 Linnstaedter, Fritz 128 Littles, Derrick 50, 70, 134 Lockridge, jewel 128 Longino, Neilla 128, 131 Lopez, Cain 134 7 Lord, Matthew 29, 89, 151 Love, Tracey 107, 143 Lowrie, Bob 118, 143,, Ludwig, Pam 74, 143 Lujan, Daniel 134 Lyon, Betty 95, 151 Mabry, Margie 8, 103, 119, 131, 129 Mahavier, Clyde 134 Manges, Rhetta 151, 153 Maples, Tommy 151 Markum, Troy 87, 134 Marlborough, jeanette 55, 143 Marshall, Willie 151 Martinez, Elizabeth 23, 148, 151 Martinez, jane 110, 134 Mason, Viola 151 Mayberry, Sharron 134 McCall, Rick 152 McCloney, Brenda 40, 41, 103, 152 McCloney, Bruce 31, 103, 152 McCuistion, jackie 95, 116, 143, 147 McDonald, Billy 50, 143, 63 McDonald, Ellen 20, 95, 115, 117, 143 McElroy, Dale 134 f McGowan, Doris 134 . ,,,,,2,,a ,,'fl1,lE'lf fVVVy,, ' , ,,,.. , M- n z: '.ww,avvv f'l rzzwgtyg 1 ,4,, ' fnez ,rr 1 'iii fm, McGowan, Michael 143 McGilvray, Mike 45, 50, 85 McKamey, William 45, 142, 70, 14 McLenan, Diane 152 M0Million, Karen 116 McNair, Danny 95, 97, 143 McNairy, Kevin 89, 134 Mejia, Ceraro, 143 Melendez, Elizabeth 143 Menchaca, David 153 4Menchaca, Irene 1134 Orsak, Brett 152 Orsak, David 46, 143 Ortiz, Nelda 23, 27, 101, 110, 114, 148, 152 Padilla, Ernest 135 Painter, Lisa 135 Palacios, Theresa 152 Palu, Craig 97, 143 Park, Tammy 135 Pate, Aaron 92, 135 Pate, Billie 26, 92, 93, 103, 113, 153 PZ-1tl6I'SOl'l, Linda 74, 77, 97, 135, 138 yMerkledogQe,,Qrici134 1 Perot, Richard 104 , 4Merrit, Iolinnie 74 Peters, Libby 153 1Merritti'Ljfdia11f111341 14 Petty, Melvin 46, 71, 85, 143 85, ,,,, 86, 87, 100, 122, 134 ,,, Pham, Hue 143 , ,Miller, Larry 95, 105, 104, 143 4 , Porterfield, Darryl 110, 135 4Miller, 25,28',4143,44,46,85,95,100,101,1144,44118,153 Poteet, Cyndi 95, 110, 144 .Mil1s, Danny 28, 46, 93, 89, 118, 153 ,,4, ,,422f1J', 4 514 44 Potter, Cathy 135 ,Mills, Hazel 129 y vvvyy , y Potts, Cheryl 78, 97, 126, 129 Mims, Dorian 56, 67,494, 97, 143, iiiil 1454 1 4 phyhrer, Sheila 135 , Mims, Iohn 143 1 ittr ff' 4 Pfewitt, Charles 4135 ' ,Mims, Sarah 68, 134 , ii,, , ,,,,,,,, Y Pnewitt, Chris 25, 26, 43, 46, 110, 153 4 Mitchell, Tina 153 Price,,j0anne,109, 135 y yy y ' y Mitcheil, Tricia 155 Prfiice, ittr 20, 954114, 119, 153,441554 M0ffet,4Iuc1y 135 44,1 1 1 Prhkag iii Bennie 158 411 4 ,M0I1f094I0hH954 152 ,,,, R5iffeiSen.VN9119rd 1429 w Moi1ten1ay6r,1ZidiE41 110, 127, 4129 1111 Redrick, Beverlyn 129 4 4Montgome12y, William 114: 135 iilll 4R51non, Cynthia 477 ' ,MOQMX4 129 vai ,,,i 41 Manuel 46- 135 4 Mo0re,4Rorinie444146 4 Reid, Sheila 144 y 135 liii Tony 135,444136' 4 4,,l 4 iiii Reyna, I-wie 4135 1034 1452 , ,,, , ,,,, , Rhodes, Eddie 174 1154 153 lii 234 tti 1524, Richardson, Brian 135 4 144 4 R1hh1e14,e1ay10h411e,11444 4 , 4 4,,,, , 4 ' ' ,,4 Rightefv F 92244 111 4 44 Ridge,tshe11al1s5 1 110, Riding? 1094441444 4 1 4,,4 4544 4f?4RidiU8S, LUN Wading'4444R0l5efff1194,44 4,44 4 4 4 1, , Ri9rS0H4 K-'211y,135 , 444 97, 11 , 114, 114551434 111 144 4'l 1 444 Riley, Elizgbgfh 1410, 413544 Mania 4 ,14444 44, 44 4 Rim1iner,444 Lori 95, 96, 97 133889 49199224495 944 152 ,,,,, ,Ring1e,,I9ff135 l,,, , Neaii 15244 1 it 4 Riola, Iohnie 114, 129, 130 Gvnrlie 135 4 Ringo,11Kin1 364, 11441, 1403, 153 , ,,,,,,, , Rios, Augustine 53056184 446. 152 4 4, 4, Roberts, Barbara 153, 27, 29, 541f111118,1 1542 1111 'R0berfg, 135 '1 ,44, 4 4,,, 1 Robinson, Eugene 1444 18,4104,4414153 Svliiia 143 444 Robinsan- ,Jackie 153., , 1435 4444 4Robinson,44Iaqueline 74, 77, 153 , 14i4 Rodgers, Denise 135 , Rodgers, Terri, 116, 4 Gliver, Hrentia 152 Rodriquez, jimmy iivar 152 Rodriquezgl Mark 1' Rodriquez, Ruby 44135 Rogers, Royce 135, 121 Rokas, jimmy 45, 46, 95, 153 Rokas, Tommy 46, 114, 144 Romo, Adam 114, 135 Rowe, Kyle 24, 57, 153 Rozelle, Randy 111, 153 Russell, David 27, 153 Russell, Deborah24, 153 Rutledge, Ricky 144 ,Sanchez,Gloria 136 4 Savage, jeff 136 Schell, Lucy 116 3 Scott, Dietra 16, 74, 75, 116, 144, 146 Scott, Rhonda 153 Shaw, james 43, 46, 70 Shaw, Valerie 109, 144 Shelby, Lana 136 7 Shelton, jacqueline 153 Sherman, james 85, 144 Shirley, Keith 21, 30,5153 9 Siems, Bill 116, 153 Sigtenhorst, Dirk 24, 97, 117, 153 Simcik, Richard 28, 153 1 Simcik, Matt 136 Simek, Lori 109, 9136 3 Simmons, Debra 67, 66, 144 Simmons, Lisa 136 1 Simpson, Stephanie '110, 144 Slaughter, Dorothy 129 , Slaughter, Larry 78, 144 Smallwood, Rookie 100, 113, 118, 144 Smith, Benny 20, 27, 76, 115, 153 Smith, Clay 153 Smith, Geraldine 116, 129 Smith, james 152, 153 Smith, Katherine 115, 136 Smith, Kenneth 116 I Smith, Rochelle 144, 147 Smith, Vickie 111, 114, 153 Smith, Walter 144 Sodenburg, Christina 144 Soloman, Mike 85, 144, 146 Sorrells, Larry 136 Speiman, jeff 21, 95, 110, 144 Spence, Carla 136 Spence, Rodney 136 Spikes, jimmy 136 Spinks, Kathy 25, 116, 153 9 Spinks, Lisa 136 Spotser, Craig 50, 91, 122, 136 Spotser, Fielesia 26, 101, 153 Spruill, Linda 66, 114, 115, 144 Stanton, julie 136 Stanton, Lorrie 55144 3 Steed, Patrick 136 Stephens, Randy 116 174 Stockto n, Scott 101,'104,l122, 135, 13 Street, Donna 144 , t Stroud, Carol 144 Stroud, Dietra 154 Stroud, Leon 63 Stroud, Marion 136 Stroud, Sandra 109, 135, 136, g ttt, Suddath, Barbara 129 Summers, Don 63, 87, 100, 134, 136 Summers, Kenneth 50 l p Summers, Willie 29, 45, 46, 154 Sutton, Tom 136 l Surita, Perry 154 Swanton, Patrick 154, 102 Swift, L eonard 136 t 1 Swindle, Sharon 114, 144 Sweet, Larry 154 5 Tackett, Debbie 109,122, 145 Talley Agnes 130 4 3 Tapley, Debbie 153, ,154 Taylor, Bobby 116, 145 Taylor, Carrie 25, 113, 154 Taylor, Taylor, Donald 154 J 1 Rosaland 55, 77, 68, 74, 136 Teichelmann, Sherrie 78, 100, 115, 12 Thomas, Boyd 29, 46, 115, 154, 155 Thomas, Debra 136 Thomas, Floyd 24, 46, 71, 154 Thomas, Richard 46, 116, 154 Thomas , Victor 145 1 Thompson, Exelle 136 Tillman, Glenda 104, 114, 119, 154 Tipps, Gwendolyn 145 Tipps, Natalie 113, 134, 136 Tivey, Mark 76 Tofanelli, Susan 115, 145 Tolbert, Tolbert, Tolbert, Eric 50, 136 Pat 94, 130 Stephanie 55, 110, 145 Torres, Deborah 110, 136 Torres, joe 111, 154 Torres, Sam 50, 136 Torres, Theresa 27, 101, 110, 111, 103, Trevino, Tranky 136 Tull, Gordon 106, 145 Uland, George 130 Uphill, Theresa 137 Varnnum, Heather 110, 137 Vencill, Keith 154 Veselka, jeanie 108, 137 Voss, Russell 50, 123, 154 Wachsmann, Sarah 115, 122, 129, 130 Waits, Roderick 145 Walker, Walker, Walker, Aubry 50, 85, 86, 87, 137 Brenda 115, 145 Carol 154 6 2, 145 115, 154 Walker, Clarence 154 Walker, Aubry 50, 85, 86, 137 Walker, Brenda 115, 145 Walker, Carol 154 erb. Walker, Clarence 1541 Walker, Derrick Walker, Ronnie 1137 y Walker, Wilson 137 ii Wallace, Charles,g154 Walsleben, Lisa 108, 122, 137 Malcolm 137 Watkins, Elaine 116 ewatkins, MHICuSfliE137 aae y sreve1124,1fg6, 941, 95gg20, 116, 113, 122, 154 Watkins, Sheri 110, 145 rcerc 1, ,,, Wa1son,iiHerlry 62, Watson' .a1- 5529 Waison, Reese 46, 74, lll 1457 1Watson, iWebb, Ieffery 138, y my 4Welib, Mike Weir, Brend 145 , 4, yy lweliah, Briani4s,1i15, 145 Wheeler ccc, Patr1icia,,10B,1,109 Whisg-nam, Dianna 95, 145 White, Charles 50, 145- ,r,, , Whitaker, Nancy 29, 67, 154 Whittington, Dwight 57, 154 Wickman, Pat 130 ,, , Wilkerson, Roxanne 138 1 Williams, Christy ,154 ,,,,, 1 'Williams, Donald 50, 145, 154 Williams, jesse 46, 58,9130 Q 9 Williams, Karen 26, 28, 116, 1 Williams ,s Kathy 116 113, 161,15 1154 ae, ,154 y Williams, Williams, Kevin 46 11154 Michelle l 145 1 sisrr Paul 45, 46, 84, 162, 154 Williams, Tony 5138 Williams, Willie 46, 127, 130, 169 yyyyy Williams, Richard 63, 106, 138, Williams Sherry 138, 139 Willis, Sheryl 139 Wilson, jerry 139 Wilson, Kelly 94, 145 y Wilson, Robert 116 Winfield- Dewi ,,,, 1 145, 1 Winninghariii, IeHda1i38, 139 Winningharn, 77,1g108, 1101 Winton, Iirnrny 27, 97, 154 0 Wise, Velma13Gf 'iii Wittmer, Laura 130 y Woodard, Stacey? 116, 140 WoodenTeretha11, ,1391z Woodsflimmy 89' Worthey, Sherie ,103,igE-111,,g5Qgy113, 154,'1 Walker, Brenda 54, 55, 116 Williams. Gordan Yarbrough, Laura 39, 40, 95, 154 Yarbrough, Sam 138,i139ii' iiii il Young, 154 Young, Freddy 50 0 Young, loe 50, 1319 Yoder, Mary 139 Younce, Iill 101, 139 ielss Zachary, Mance 57, 85, 115, 145 Zajicek, David 122, 145 ii 0 Zsabay, Tim 71, 95, 145. 147 1 The many changes of the past dec- ade have left their mark on Waco High. Each year of the '70's seemed to he a stepping stone to higher ground. The year of 1979 was the giant step for re- newing goals and school loyalty for the decade to come. Yes, Waco High started its move up this year and we, the Daisy Chain staff, were given the chance and the chal- lenge to capture it with our photo- graphs and words. Now it's time for moving on . . . We hope that you will treasure this yearbook and its memories for years to come. Sincerely, ll,plJL,v.J lQOdcL The Daisy Chain Gang J , 1 . . Wt N.t..,.a,w.., . , M ,.....: in Q 'a 4?f! 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