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

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1980 volume:

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C 5 CD Q 3 5 CU C: E: Oo .TT Cn C1 13' C: Fl. 5185 ' gegwsw A-ggw ff, ' lgffu-w. , Waco, Texas 'iv-ws-fm VU!! :febw MQ. wid. M555 gggax.. mm -iii 1 12--HEAJ' 'Q-? ' .kixlivev ' ff gm-fi , ' gif 'Q' ' L Keeping The Pest Alive Table of Contents Openmg ACf1V1t1GS Orgclmzatlons 'fhletles dvertlsers C IP imelusmn dex A+, ' .... Classes ....... A . Keeping the Post Alivev The year 1980 brings a new begin- ning-a year full of hope and antici- pation of the coming years. What does the future hold for us? Will in- ternational crises be resolved? Will domestic tensions be eased? Will the 80's be the dawn of the solar age? Will man finally learn to work alongs side his brother and in har- mony with his environment in order to survive? Endless questions are thrown at youth today. The 1980 graduates of Waco High may hold the answers. We are entering the adult world at a crucial time, The century is nearing its twilight just as we are reaching our new level of responsibility and participation in society. Our genera- tion, as the leaders of tomorrow, must use yesterday as a guide to an improved future. By studying the past, we can avoid the pitfalls of our forefathers. More importantly, we can use the successes and triumphs of past decades as the foundations from which our new age of peace and security will come. Because of this responsibility, be- cause our future is up to us, the theme for the 1980 Daisy Chain is Keeping the Past Alive . 4 C , 0 ll.. -s . w X 1,1 A n iifrihgue-ilivralh to End Rumor of WHS Ras.-r ugmmuuvs kemrr at an-uw mag 1 Umm Na N rvmmfmnltann ss Luv hucfrfsmasyt wwsswws sihrnuis'nea4'Sagoccas Rlghqmnean-mMN.kmrex Quuscsmmerwmzumu. Zrivnmscunnieanwmw- 51.5965 an swam s :imma of mx tm: siwmnxm mmm grrrmxv lwwicxiibfb' LkSir!!0DM'f!'8nR!!! amy ca' ka-rs Hip. scam? 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Whether in the sports arena, the ac- ademic classroom, or the fine arts, WHS students have proved them- selves winnersvevery year. .. Even though attitudes and ideas have changed since the founding of Waco High, the winning spirit of the school of Waco has endured. We may dress, think, and act differently in 1980 than we did in 1910, and our school building may have changed on the outside, but inside our hearts, the Tigers will forever be keeping the past alive. Cheerleaders lenda Winningham and Phoebe Franco get ready to start the spirit train to Paul Tyson Field. l Break time in the library-it's the surest place to catch up on school happenings. Iournzilism students Check the bonfire for sturcliness before the burning of the boards. The Tigers toughen up during the daily workouts. Fitz Mims gives the ultimate look . 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To welcome all Waco High exes, many activities are planned. In order to get everyone into the celebrating mood, the student council set up elaborate decorations pertaining to the theme. The Wednesday preceding the Homecoming game, everyone was fired up for one of the biggest bonfires of the 70's. Anxious anticipation filled the hearts of the eight Homecoming queen nominees right up to the magic moment when Dorian Mims was crowned queen for 1979-80. The fighting Tiger team was victorious over the jefferson-Moore Lions by a score of 13-7, making the last Homecoming of the decade one to remember. 79 Hoinvrzoming noniinsrus and oscorts. Top row 1, to R-john Bravo. Marti I,iiMont. Zncl row--Mvlxin Cairtvi: iloriain Mims. l.aii'i'y Admins. Angie Andurson, lircl row-Lynn Akin. Shane Ross. Grieg Mullen. Ret:-sa Wiitson. Bottom i'ow-Cvcirir: Baiilou. Strvphaxniv 'I'o1boi't. l,iii'i'y Um. Ilrrbrai Simmons. Phosfhc Frzimzo. liliiis Thoniais Fiirris. 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Ieffrey Bostic 2. Ruth Smith TEACHERS BUMMERS 1 speed breakers qooroy 2i On Campus Learning Center Outstanding Seniors Honored Albert Navarro: I hope I remember my lines. A J! Laura Farley and Clayton Richter take their final senior walk. Iunior Class President Larry Adams receives Key of Knowledge. joe Cool Q' :l ta 2 Senior Hee in QS Q I Ioel and Ellen: Our school is in the very best of hands. gg The football jocks fake a workout. its lt S 3 fag 3 I x l ., S 2 1 a t M v. 3 t E 5 t t Q . A ll , t - 'Qs Lri K i I I 'W if X March 20, 1980: Sgt. Talley pitches a fit. 20 l'Ancl when lohnio Rioln speaks . .. FW vi? My 3- i Sheila Lain and Karen Bassett Tiger cowgirls. 4 i 'hr in H f Ky 4 rf Business manager Susie Clynch captures a magic moment with her photo 'kknow how. F. 'Vx I r i I i Sheri Watkins to Gail Beane: k'I'H race you to the table. 'S Xa jeff Bostic chickens out. Graduates Party ot Picnic 21 Whois Who Rockie Smallwood-Student Government Lori Rimlinger-Student Government, Tennis. BA!-'EAU' Jos Larry Miller-Stage Band, Mathematics, Donna Whisenant-Concert Band, joel Berry-Marching Band: Melvin Petty, Ira Brandon-Band. ,.,-uf james Sherman, jamie Hale Maples, Claudia Torres, Renee Davidson, Iohn Campbell, Sheila Reid fnol piclurerlj-Home Economies Cooperative Education. 22 Top row-Ira Brandon, Melvin Petty, David Coats, Charles White, Tommy Rokas, Billy McDonald. bottom row-David Zajcek, Ronnie Moore, David Orsak, Tim Zgabay, ET Ferris, Brian Welch, Roderick Waits, Kenneth Summers, William McKamey, Lawrence Carson, Victory Duffy, Freddy Young-Football. l rf ygf, lp Stephanie Tolbert-Homemaking, Accountingg Sheri Watkins, Sandra Gflfffmi Befbflffl H3CkW0fth-HUm9m3kiUg- Kandy Myhnier, David Zajcek, Sheila Lain, Melvin Carter tnot picturedj, Walter Smith tnot picturedl-Attendance Office Assistant. Ph SAV' fi? Wx Who's ff: ayton Richter-Photography: Steve Anderson-Yearbook otography. 77 A Marc George, Donna Whisenant, Diane Garrett-Accountingg Cyndi Po' tevt-Shorthandg jackie McCuistion-Accounting, Shorthand. Aff-- QL E553 ' X Y Qui Iohnnie Brooks, Ira Brandon, David Orsak, Freddy Young-Trackq David Coats-Track, Auto mechanics: Victor Hicks-Track. f i Who ---....,., ...x --an-....,,w,kQX ::..Ass Of eve Manoa Zachary, Melvin Carter, Victor Hicks, Dwight Whittington, William Moliamey Basketball. dr L, Vt? 'Z'-7 f joel Berry-Clioirg Lynn Akin-Choir, Cheerleaderg Ellen McDonald, Don Gibson-Choir. Cyndi Poteet-Spanish, National Honor Societyg Donna Whisenant-National Honor Societyg Lori Rimlinger-National Honor Societyg Spanish: Diane Garrett- Spanish. at ,gas Qx ,lx Freddy Vargas-Woodwork. 25 Sheri Watkins-Drill Team: Brenda Walker-Drill Tcam, Rccord Kccpingg Karen Anderson, Michcllc Wil- liams, Sandra Griffin lnot picturcdj-Drill Team. Taka Siclibins, Victor Zfi Duffy-Ari Donna Whiscnant, Rockic Smallwood-Latin A , tttt :i t. ,t y Aft t ,1.. M I 1--x-- A li xg? t wfgfia if iwfyg ' A NASEBALL tv fur .ti , , ,i' I , A Danny Barnette, Marc George Cnot picturedj-Baseball. Pat Ridings-Library Assistantg Diane Gar- rett-Library Assistant, Girls Service League. Albert Navarro-Speech, One Act Playg Kelly Wilson-Drama: Dorian Mims-One Act Play: Danny McNair-Speech. Ronnie Bowlin, james Sherman, Iohn Cz impbcll, 27 ff' N, same' in C '-A Y PI 1 . . . .. . - Icanette Shcfficld-F.C.A., Dcbra Simmons-F.T.A.q Dietra Scott-F.C.A. lf I' Rodcrick Freeman-D.E. Club: Clayton Richter-Dis tributive Education. Tim Zgabziy, Ellen McDonald, joel Berry-Challenge Team. 1551 U A5-Q U .55 X233-' T-7. - ' Q c. .Y '37 A an ferx A V .xxx - H- -' ' NV- Jwlilii -CN . ' ' im g, 'A -L -LQ i . N .m,.Qm,.r fs' is ' r XR bs N - Mi-ML-QSTQ Q Qi ,,f zqQQ..i 'S H , yi xi -Q-ali . ferr 45 . W- Q , i R. X. A M Q - ' X ' '- MMA.. Pat Frank-PASFQ Albert Navarro-PASF, Challenge Team, Science. 28 1 ll , . a.. 25?I Sff.Eeff T ' l - 1 on McDonald-English, Gorman Club, Typingg Melvin Petty-German Club: Laura Farley-German Club, Rockin Smallwood, jeff Spnlman-Wacozmg Sheila Lain-Daisy Chaing Laura Farley-Wacoan, Quill and Scroll, Iournalism, X 'vim' Q0 ff, Y' Gi 3 :nr Darryl Sheffield, lack Ornberg, Ernestine Lujan Knot picturedj-VoCa- tional Adjustrnfznt. ...Q -nl Dietra Scott-Girls Track, Volleyball: Minerva Espina, Laura Iackson-Volleyball. KHFGU MGMilli0n WilSOH-ElBCT1'iCily3 Mike S010 mon-Drafting. 30 is Senior Moment X, if N ,f ,W K Z, xx Graduation 5 5 ,al 1980 il.. fi S r 5 sg FE if The graduating olass of 1980 and their final hours together. This Class has set high goals and from here will set out to aohieve them. With love in their hearts and determination in their souls the Class of ,8O moves forth into the world. We Love You, Tigers!! 5 gg We Made It!! Organizations Editor: Cyndi Poteet Daisy Chain Gang Keeps X .f Q- was as . Y L 2 L: ss. rt s g.: + -,-- - Q -QW Wt ,ie- s - - X Ji 5, i t aww X ' Y X N N X X RSX was .,.. Tv 5121- ... -f.. - fssqsse The 1979-80 Daisy Chain Staff began Advisor Margie Mashek gets remembered on a very tough year with new dead- lines to meet. Many hours were spent after school working on final lay-outs since many staff members wasted time in class. Even though much precious time was overlooked, the Daisy Chain still held on to its terrific contents. Advisor Margie Mashek, grew her first gray hairs during the last months of school because of the hectic schedules and overdue head- lines. As time passed on, more and more pages were finished and the panic slightly diminished. When the end of the year rolled around, Keeping the Past Alive really stood for this year's theme. Publishing the Daisy Chain is one of the strongest traditions of WHS. Even the overdue deadlines, gray hairs, and nervousness are part of keeping this past tradition alive, but the final result is a picture-filled vol- ume of glorious moments at Waco High. 3 tl Valentines Day. Activities Editor Rookie Smallwood wonders what happened to her act. Editor Sheila Lain grins and bears it after a lecture on deadlines. Post Alive Through Yearbook Business Manager Elizabeth Riley thinks up possible advertisers. VU4 t I ,Q Senior photographers were Houng Pham, Clayton Richter, Greg Mullen, and Steve Anderson Prom photographer Kent Gill has a memory blackout. 4,19 Cyndi Poteet and Organizations Editor Classes Editor Terrie Chandler have some fun with the Xerox machine. Sports Editor Iennie Farquhar draws layouts for one of Waeo High's winning teams. Typist Lauren Keen asks, Where's a new bottle of Liquid Paper? Index Editor Bob Lowrie keeps traok of the Tigers. if E Q Uprising photographer Steve Elsik shoots for the staff. 39 The 1980 was a new beginning, not only for the decade, but for the Wocoon as well. The journalism staff, led by Margie Mashek, put out six papers during the 1979-80 school year. Staff members Melanie Burnette, Ieff Spelman and Laura Farley placed high in UIL competition and the Wocoon ranked as the fifth best pa- per in the state. The Wocoon specialized in con- troversial editorials along with fea- tures on special people at Waco High and informative news stories. This combination of news writing and full sports coverage earned statewide recognition for the Wo- coon as the leading school publica- tion in WISD. The Wocoon is a true leader in many ways. It is the only paper in WISD that goes to the printer cam- era-ready. This means that the staff must not only write stories, but type them, do all the paste-up and layout work and prepare all photographs and artwork. The Wocoon staff had to be the best-and they were. Many students spent hours after school working on layout design, headlines and simple proofreading to make sure that deadlines were met. Their only motivation-to get the best pa- per in Waco to the school-on time. ,,,,g M ASQMWVQ : Q' . t rv' Wocoon Staff . . . t Staff members include: Kyle Fallon, Rookie Smallwood, Steve Anderson, Angie Anderson, Me- lanie Burnette, Bob Lowrie, Laura Farley, Debbie Channon. Gary Talley works on his portfolio. 5,7 ,.,, , f V 5 , 1 . M. , vt , ,......sf-s. , , Melanie Burnette on her way to write another Ieff Webb, Gina Anderson, and Ioanne Adkison look at their work in print. story' 40 Statewide ewsmdkers Kyle Burroughs examines the Waeoan negative. , 2 . sw , ,A . ,. A Q ' ' T fa lla' . :A Editor Laura Farley and advisor Margie Mashek-the dynamic duo. 5' ,W W-,,,,,.-f-'-NV' ,V ,.' fa a 'A .wt Layout Editor Rookie Smallwood-hard at work, as usual. Craig Palu displays one of his stories, The Waooan staff celebrates being fifth in the state, first in Waco. E The Wacoan staff: Gina Anderson, Ieff Webb, Wendy Winningham, Recsa Watson, Kyle Fallon, Iennie Farquhar, Rookie Smallwood, Gary Talley, Greg Mullen, Criag Palu, advisor Margie Mashek, Kyle Burroughs, Steve Anderson, Bob Lowrie, Mare George, Todd Dunham, Ioanne Adkison. 41 El Foro Estudiontil Pon- The Pan American Student Forum of Texas encourages Ha respect for all nationalities in the Americas and an understanding of them based on a more thorough knowledge and ap- preciation of the peoples of the Western Hemispheref' Each year the PASF sponsors fund raising activities during Hal- loween, Christmas, and Valentine's Day. This year the club raised 35531.50 which was sent to the club's chosen state project, Pesos For Braces. Twenty-five delegates attended the state convention held in San An- tonio on March 13 and 14. Sponsor Miss Lidia Montemayor spent many hours during lunch and after school rehearsing for the Talent Show and for the Sing-Song. Albert Navarro delivers a nies surprise to Linda Kuykendall. 42 , fn ,,,, . wanna msn i rams dmv jessic Kirks, Aubry Kindall, Sam Torres, Cain Lopez, Debbie Torres, Melissa Ortiz, jane Marti- nez, Darryl Porterfield, April Davis, Billie Hatter, Debbie Muns, Mary Tijerina,1ennie Farquhar, Melvin Lasseter, Elizabeth Riley, Rachel Reyna, Heather Varnum, Sandra Fritsch, Sharon May- berry, Cynthia Bernal, Sandra Stroud, johnny Brooks, Eric Tolbert. ps i Hawes, Q . 155 . Sf, 5,4 Sponsor Lidia Montemayor prepares to go to the PASF convention, americana Sigue Adelante fa s , ,Q 'Y Reporter-lra Brandon, Vice President-Albert Navarro, Seeretary-Sheila Lain, PASF Chair- Armando Aquilar, Cain Lopez, and Pat Frank man-Freddy Vargas, Treasurer-Cyndi Poteet, President-Pat Frank. prepare the Love Chain for Valentines Day, Back Row: Cyndi Poteet, Sheila Lain, Wendy Winningham, Michelle Williams, Wanda Williamson, Lisa Hitchcock, jeanette Marlhrough. Diane Garrett, Rudy Tobias, Melvin Petty, Ira Brandon. Front Row: laime Garcia, Hope Cisneros, Stephanie Simpson, Cynthia Castillo, Albert Navarro, Stephanie Tolbert, Sherri Watkins, Gail Beane, loyce Horn, Mae Brown, Freddy Vargas, Pat Frank, Marie Harris. 43 Woco Tiger Bond fills Being in the Tiger Band means constant work throughout the year in musicianship, marching, and con- centration. The Tiger Band, under the direc- tion of Dick Perot, rehearsed dili- gently during the summer and be- fore school to prepare for football season. They gave many excellent performances and helped to in- crease the spirit of Waco I-ligh. ln addition to halftime performances, the Tiger Band marched in two pa- rades and performed in the Cotton Bowl at the State Fair in Dallas. In October, the band sponsored a chili supper and auction. KRZI's Mi- chael Iames was auctioneer. In March, several members of the Tiger Band participated in tryouts for District, Region, and Area Bands. Members also tried out for U.l.L. solo and ensemble contest. Medals were awarded to the first divison winners and these musicians ad- vanced to state competion. 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A gin, M3 , 3:,X7,g,v,k.LQ:,,1 1 M ,w2f:Q?'1-,1 J 'LI??3'f v school year with music Y A' I 1 2 fini. tu f at f t if Q .if-if it V I K r Q5 his S ,, Mr. Purot takes a shot of thc Tiger Bernd. Mr. Perot gives thu band a helping hand during class. ,al The purcussion suction unlouds at thu game. Lurry Millar tries out tl naw fluglrwhorn. The French horn section givrws their tirfzcl lips il rest during a pep rally. 45 ew Sounds Added to Stoge Bond. The WHS stage band, under the di- rection of Mr. Dick Perot, added a new sound to the group with bell front French horns. Mr. Perot said the horns were added to give the trombone section a more secure sound. These instruments along with the saxophone, trumpet, and rhythm sections gave the stage band a very strong playing year. The stage band performed at the Chili Supper at the first of the school year and also played at many junior high and outdoor concerts. To highlight their year, several stage band members attended the May- nard Ferguson jazz Concert in Hous- ton on March 1. -ui I T' F, kj? ' 1 Never say I can't or 1 don't know how or Mr. Perot will give you an instant lesson. as a tt -- 46 W' as if ' 'H' V , j 'X vw NX by 2' , j E22 ' f, '- ,gi .1 X' ' . f A I ,fyl ' ' 4' ,I Vr,,x wg' ,Y 4 yy, f ' MN, ,VM ,V f ,, , wt: ,z K5 '7 ,,, V 5' 421-4 3 ,if , Mali ff H , ff' ' 2' K,5, I jk ,f :T Dana Boehme, joel Berry, Ronnie Connor, and Olivia johnson add a jazzy sound to the stage band. 5 w M? ? . .Qx I The brass section takes a stand, joel Berry leads his fellow stage band members. Electric piano-Martin Navarro, Bass guiter- jessie Kirks, Drummer-Richard Williams, Sax. section: Olivia johnson, Desmond jackson and Ronnie Connor, Bellfront horns: Tony Williams, johnny Harper, Trombones: johnny Black, Scott Stockton, David Harper, Trumpet: Daryl Banas, Martin Gloff, jeff Webb, Larry Miller, Todd Wilson, Drill Tedm Adds to Tiger Beat The Drill Team began its second year at Waco High this year, adding a sparkle to football games and pep rallies. Members also traveled to the Cotton Bowl to perform with other area schools in the Parade of Champions. With the assistance of sponsor Linda Henderson, the Drill Team sold cushions, candy bars, and sand- wiches as fund-raising projects. wt v 4, ' M 4 2s 13, .Q .a T 3' 3, Zzg L ,ZVV L 1,, , , ,C kkrr , K, If Q 45 , VA-v , Z. 8 Ta f, , ,g f I , h:,,,,,,, A , as l -in-. , 5 T . gg r , , K In T ,vfwr ',,. 'T ' If T, P Af 'lx 1 lx gggg iri X , i -.A T' Members prepare to march onto the field at halftime. X The Tiger Drill Team performs during a home basketball game. The Tiger Drill Team poses at the end of another outstanding performance, L '2 M T ' f ' , ,ft W 4 W V In ,. 4 I :X whiz, W . ,I I ' fr , ?y,T:f:l:,.,i ,V t, ,,r A X Q T , , ll ,T I . ,, v 2 r , 4 f ' A T Q, L ' ak , X3 1 ' N 5a X V ,f' N , V L7 Y 'T U- i 9 H V' 1. Vw ,, jig Y 1, xl fl, . ZT' ' ,T f it W e : ' . ' ' A 1 Vf'fX I ,f 'f V , , ,, 0 W T . - f'TT:iT T 4,-iv, , ' ' .ia fi, ,f 2, 4 ' 1 -T ,.,,fTa T ., T 1 3 T T T T T T T . -T T T Tr' if., A V VT I ' 4,5 I - . w 'I as Lxyrgr . I ' T s V, A W 5 Y ' ,,, A rv, .fi Il A WZ. T ,. , T ' L . , 5 a W, . 1' TM T.. T 4 V, A I , t A 'Q g , T- ,,,, MT' 1 .M ,, , J' 1' ,T, , ..+ T, ff , , ff, ,T - ,,., ' T VT'TTfT f T 171, ,T ij . ga ,T V TT Tr QT, T T wi ' T , ,T Bottom Row: Karen Anderson, Rhonda Pryor, Shandra Haliburton, Tina Fisher, Deborah Coleman, Debbie Iackson, Brenda Walker, Carol Nino, Ruchelle Bradford, Mary Dobbins, Bridgette Henderson, IoAnn Castillo, Lisa Kessler, Sandra Griffin, Kelly Love. Top Row: Paula Crutcher, Tina Anderson, Lisa Kirkpatrick, Elizabeth Riley, Michelle Williams, Kelly Gerath, Charlet Duffey, Runda Evans, Michelle White, Gwen jones, Sherrie Watkins 47 Rifle Corp Lookin' Good The Rifle Corp of Waco High had a new look this year. New uniforms and rifles added a special touch to the halftime performances of the corp. Under the direction of Tiger Band director Dick Perot, Captain Sheila Lain and Lieutenant Denise Dibble worked hard with the rifle members in order to perfect their routines. Practices began during the summer and continued throughout the foot- ball season. Captain Sheila Lain. Halt or l'll shoot! Members inelude: Lauren Keen, Denise Diblile, Terri Chandler, Sheila Lain. Not Shown: Alicia Cervantez, Margaret Hooten. it-,J Lieutenant Denise Dibble always enjoys practicing in the morning. Rifle members wait for the band to start. 48 Flogs Wave Tiger Pride Members include: Sonja james, Sandra Stroud, Lori Simik, Sandra james, Laurie Castillo, Dana Boehme, lcnine Clore, Patty Ridings, Sheila Berry, Lisa Harris, and LaDean Arnold. The 1979-80 Flag Corp of the WHS Tiger band led the way through pa- rades as well as half time shows dur- ing the '79 football season. The Flags, headed by captain Patty Ridings, displayed new routines as well as a change in uniforms. Flag colors were also modified by chang- ing the traditional gold and white to black. Before a student can participate in the corp, she must tryout the pre- vious year and come to practices throughout the summer as well as every morning at 7:30 during school. i'The group had a much improved and successful year commented Dick Perot, Tiger Band Director. Q. t Flags gave many excellent performances during the football season. The Flags during an early morning workout. 49 Choir Sings Its Waco High's Choir had a very ex- citing year this year. Director George Uland led choir members to the River City Festival, held in Aus- tin. The choir received straight 1's for their effort. At UIL, the boys choir won Sweepstakes in concert sight reading. Also, the mixed choir made a 1 in concert. Nine choir members made Region Choir this year. Two of these ad- vanced and won at All-State. They were Ellen McDonald and Ioel Berry. Skid 'Nlhuq Director George Uland falias Richard Dawsonj asks Cyndi Poteet a question in Waco High's version of Family Feud. 50 Choir members work hard to make it sound just right. ' lhH George Uland to Barbara Suddath-'KWe've got to stop meeting like this! Way To State r S ...V .A ,r . r ., ...A.. -W The Choir provided entertainment at an assembly. Ioel Berry and Ellen McDonald-winners at a 11-state choir, ffmxl Practice makes perfect! . Xgexe K' f 51 Ant ond Grasshopper Wins The Waco High Speech and Drama Department won first place in zone one-act play contest held in Mexia on March 21. Individual awards went to Dorian Mims, who was named Best Actress, Albert Navarro, named Best Actor, and Darryl Por- terfield, who received Honorable Mention. In the district one-act play contest held in Crowley on April 4, Waco High won fourth place, while Na- varro and Mims were named to the All-Star Cast, and Porterfield was again awarded Honorable Mention. Best Actress Dorian Mims and Best Actor Al- bert Navarro during a performance in Waco Highs gym, 52 Albert Navarro tAntJ argues with Dorian Mims ttlrasshopperj while Cathy How and Darryl Porterficld tBoy Ladybugj look on. X 3, 1 K Q K- i 3 .fy ard tCaterpillarj Q ,iri , l .5 5 .V ,Q Darryl Porterfielcl consoles Albert Navarro during the play. FL Speaks Up Cast members include: Top row: Director-Pat Tolbcrt, Kim Brown, Darryl Portcrfielcl, Cathy Howard, Melvin Lassiter, Valoric Backoff, Bottom row: Lisa Hitchcock, Dorian Mims, Albert Navarro, Kelly Wilson, Marti LaMont. The National Forensic League is a chapter of the national organization. Any student who has participated in high school speech activities to the extent of qualifying for the Degree of Merit, and who ranks scholasti- cally in the upper two-thirds of his class is eligible to become a member of the National Forensic League. The purpose is to promote the inter- ests of interscholastic debate, ora- tory, and public speaking. Sponsor for NFL is Pat Tolbert. n sQst4 Sponsor-Pat Tolbert, Cathy Howard, Danny McNair, Kelly Wilson, Albert Navarro, Dorian Mims. 53 Mum Sole Sponsored by GSL The Girl's Service League is an orga- nization that provides services to both the school and the community. The club held their annual mum sale for Homecoming in October. The club also joined with the Key Club to present the film Hard Money. In the spring, GSL members and sponsor Mrs. Estelle Geno held a luncheon for graduating seniors. Sponsor Mrs. Estelle Gene helps Shanrlra Haliburton with a mum on Homecoming, 3 aaa,yay , ly? Officers were: Secretary-Sheila Lain, Presi- dent-Diane Garrett, Treasurer-Rochelle Smith. 54 Bottom Row: Reckie Smallwood, Terrie Chandler, Sheila Lain, Pat Frank, Top Row: Wendy Winningham, Lynn Akin, Diane Garrett, Lauren Keen, Kathy Gaskamp, Iackie McCuistion, Cy- ndi Poteet, Mrs. Gene, sponsor. ' I GSL members bring prospective members for next year to ai meeting in the cafeteria. Key Club: Woco Highls ewest Officers for 1979-1980 were: E.T. Ferris-treasurer, Mike Solomon-president, Tim Zgabay-seo retary, Ronnie Moore-vice president. The Key Club is the newest of Waco High's many clubs. The WHS chap- ter is sponsored by Key Club Inter- national and supervised by Mr. Iimmy Woods. The clubls purpose is to provide the school and commu- nity with civic service and public relations. The Key Club met once a month on the first Thursday. The club spon- sored the showing of the movie Hard Money as a fund-raising project. All profits went to the Cen- tex Zoo. The Key Club International has been in existence for more than 20 years and is expected to have a suc- cessful future at WHS. Bottom row: Mr. Woods-sponsor, David Orsak, Mike Solomon, Walter Krizan, Tim Zgahay, Bob Lowrie, Ronnie Moore. Top row: jeff Spelman, Tim Boney, Charles White, E.T. Ferris. 55 D.E. is hord working Distributive Education is a coopera- tive part-time work program de- signed to assist boys and girls in learning a business while going to school. A great many retail busi- nesses and trades in Waco are on the approved list, such as clerical work, selling, shipping, insurance and office work. Students are paid by the employer but must still take the required courses in school. Mr. Bud Hudspeth is the club sponsor. Bottom Row: Clayton Richter, Ernest Padilla, Malcomb Ware, Michael McGowan, Kathy Gas- kamp, Kathy Smith, Gwen Bryant, Tricia Mitchell, Sherrie Williams. Top Row: Willie Downey, Walter Smith, Brian Richardson, Terry Taylor, Aaron Pate, Doug Eaton, Kenny Butts. VOCT competes The initials VOCT stand for Voca- tional Opportunities Clubs of Amer- ica. That title well explains the pro- gram's function. The members literally work with their hands since projects range from car repair and mechanics to needlepoint. The club members participated in several statewide contests. In one such event, Debbie Hawkins repaired a car part, and Gerardo Mejia built a barbeque pit for the competition. The sponsor for VOCT is Oliver O,Brien, auto mechanics teacher. 56 Members include: Henry Watson, Harold Harris, Sponsor Oliver O'Brien, David Coats, Royce Mims, john Mims, Armando Aguilar, Debbie Hawkins, jimmy Brooker, Mike Hodges, Steve Spence, Victor Hicks, Charles White, Gerardo Mejia, Boris Anderson, Doug Behrns, Brett Moore, Iames Pack, Robby Horn. junior Historians keep the post olive Bottom Row: Coleen Holden, Ronnie Connor, Cathy Howard, Kelly Wilson, Glenn Summers, Alisa Keen, Leigh Ann Bowen, Walter Neuman Second Row: Sponsor, Mrs. Wachsmann, La- Sonia Cadlin, Debbie Muns, Gwen Webster, Melissa Ortiz, Lori Slyter, Karen Mynhier, Vivian Maynard Third Row: Onna Hart, Kelly Cerath, Karen Khoury, Sandra Fritsch, Valerie johnson, Rhonda Prince, Celest Howard, Rhonda Pryor, Tina Fisher Fourth Row: Charles Tipton, Iennie Farquhar, Karen Huddleston, Elaine Richards, lackie Myers, Craig Spotser, Darryl Porterfield Top Row: Keith Iezek, Steve Elsik, Laurie Castello, Ienine Clore, Bram Browder, Kerry Bradford. nw. A --ii Secretary-Treasurer-Melissa Ortiz, Program Chairman-Kelly Wilson, Vice-President-Ka ren Mynhier, Not Shown-President-Scott Wiley. ...M NE, wg.. The WHS Iunior Historians are a lo- cal chapter of the Texas Iunior His- torians. The club's purpose is to en- courage people interested in history to do local historical research. The club, along with sponsor Sarah Wachsmann, attended the Iunior Historian Convention in Austin, went to the Iunior Historian Ban- quet at Ridgewood Country Club in April, and also went to a Iunior His- torian workshop at Baylor in October. Cathy Howard won first place in the club's senior division writing con- test. Her paper was on the topic of Brown's lconoclost and will be pub- lished next year in the Texas Histo- rian magazine. .Wm g .,. Mrs. Wachsmann meets with club members in the library. 57 ew Sponsor Livens Up FHA and The Future Homemakers of America provide the opportunities to develop individual leadership, to explore jobs and careers related to home economics, and to cooperate with others to reach a common goal. FHA's new sponsor, Mrs. Ianet Ma- rek, met with club members twice a month. The club listened to guest speakers and saw a demonstration given by TP8zL for Christmas. The FHA also held a membership drive drive. entitled Build Your Own Ice Cream Sundaef' Ruchelle Bradford and Brenda Walker munch on ice cream sundaes during the membership K-..,'xss Q I Q 11 Members from left to right: Stacey Woodard, Luddy Duffey, Michael Davis, Sponsor Ianet Marek, Cedric Benson, Connie Neeley, Step- hanie Tolbert, Sheila Reid, Gail Beane, Brenda Walker, Roderick Freeman, Mae Brown, Sherry Cooper, Royce Mims, Claudia Torres, Renee Davidson, Charlotte Duffey, Victor Thomas 58 FTA lnspires Future Teuchers The Waco High chapter of the Fu- ture Teachers of America was orga- nized by Mrs. Beverlyn Redrick to interest young men and women in teaching as a career. The FTA met twice monthly and sponsored sock hops after football games and a Valentine's dance. In November, the club participated in the District XII meeting at Mid- way High School. Lynette Caldwell was elected historian for the district chapter. In February, members trav- eled to Houston for the state meeting. The FTA hopes to initiate a tutorial program for WHS in the future. IXWW Mae Brown dances at an FTA sponsored dance. R ., , if X - 1. .-vt... , :Q ,S V, , - .Q -f.. We--. A Members from left to right: bottom row-Beverlyn Redrick, spon- sor, Sandra Iames, Dorian Mims, Debra Simmons, Lynette Cal- dwell, Melissa Ortiz, Martin Navarro, Second row-Deborah Thomas, Rosaland Taylor, Sheila Ridge, Debbie Shelby, Darryl Porterfield, Melvin Lassater, on top: Ira Brandon, Eric Tolbert, and Richard Williams. ,fy 7 e 4 t. Members from left to right: Bottom Row: Sheila Ridge, Martin Navarro, Linda Spruill, Rachael Reyna, Exelle Thompson, Angela Hufllin, Mrs, Beverlyn Redrick, sponsor, Debbie Shelby, Sha- ron Mayberry, Melissa Ortiz. Top Row: Eric Tolbert, Ira Brandon, Richard Williams, Sandra Iames, Barbara Walker, Deborah Thomas, Rosaland Taylor. 59 German The German Club is an affiliate of the state-wide Texas Association of German Students QTAGSJ. The club is designed to promote interest in the German language and the cul- ture of German-speaking countries. The German club held a banquet at the Starlight Room in the Brazos Inn at Christmas. German delicacies were served and the WHS concert band provided entertainment. Sponsor for the club is Mrs. Sarah Wachsmann. Sponsor Sarah Wachsman prepares for a meeting with club members in the library. 60 Club Holds Banquet rg., - M lj em- , ,gn an '3,,.?,.r Officers for 1979-1980 were: Darryl Porterfielrl-secretary, Vicki Andersori-Vice-president, El- len McDonald-president. LJ .ugly Bottom row: Terrie Chandler, Vicki Anderson, Icnine Clore, Sponsor Sarah Wachsman, Ellen McDonald, Debbie Fowler, Misty McClements, Darryl Porterfield, Michelle White, Melvin Las- seter. Top row: Dale McElroy, Robert Barrington, Keith Iezek. Moth Club Adds UP The Math Club is a newly organized club whose members are ex- ceptionally skilled in mathematics. The club attended contests in San Antonio, Azle, Paris, Saginaw and Commerce. The club also partici- pated in the UIL Literary meet at MCC. Math club members sold light bulbs with other clubs to raise money. Sponsor of the club, Mr. Willard Raiffeisen, met with members after school. Bottom row: Cathy Howard, Ellen McDonald, Sheila Ridge, Iohnny Harper. Top row: Melvin Lasseter, Scott Wiley, Debra Shelby, sponsor, Mr. Raiffeisen, Scott Stockton. Challengers Hove the Answers Bottom row Shc lla Ridge Top row: Ioe Hooten, Ioel Berry, Cathy Howard, Scott Stockton, Polly Dossctt Ellen McDonald Tim Zgabay, Albert Navarro. The 1979-80 Challenge Team had nine members, including four se- niors. The leader was Ellen McDonald. The team members were Tim Zgabay, Ioel Berry, Albert Na- varro, Ioe Hooten, Cathy Howard, Polly Dossett, Sheila Ridge, and Scott Stockton. The team appeared on the television show ffchalienger where they compete against other high schools. This year they com- peted against McCregor and West. The teams are questioned by Ralph Webb over all facets of life, science humanities, and general knowledge. The team is sponsored by I.E. Coo- per and the Rotary Club. 61 Fellowship Stressed in FCA The Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes is a national organization that meets to discuss the word of Cod and how He can help us in our daily lives. Waco High members held a breakfast in November at Luby's to benefit injured Baylor football player Kyle Woods. The FCA also sponsored a volley- ball game between male and female teachers. The proceeds went to- wards sending two members of the club to Baylor FCA summer camp. President Dietra Scott and vice-pres- ident Ieanette Sheffield received honors in FCA this year. Coach Chuck Bailey is the clubls sponsor. 18 .'. sv' 'op' M V 'sf - .,,,o 3'- ,.,.,, er' ' .Z 3681, r WP. Coach Bailey meets with members of the club. 62 Coach Bailey-sponsor, Dietra Scott-president: leanette Sheffield-vice-president1 lenny Black-treasurer, Suzanne Carnes-secretaryg Tony Shaw-parliamentariang Bruce Young-Bay lor sponsor: Robert Ashley-sergeant-at-arms. Bottom Row: Sponsor Chuck Bailey, Robert Ashley, Dietra Scott. Ieanette Sheffield, Bruce Young. Second Row: Shane Ross, Tony Shaw, Luddy Duffey, Suzanne Carnes, Melvin Petty, jenny Black, Vivian Hoffman, Ronnie Iohnson. Top Row: Stanley Brown, Harlan Toliver, An- thony Dixon, David Duyck, Aubry Walker. HS Sonsors Blood Drives Bottom row: Lori Rimlinger, Cyndi Poteet, Iackie McCuistion, Donna Whisenant, Renee David- son, Sponsor Pat Wickman Top Row: Tim Zgabay, Albert Navarro, Larry Miller, Ieff Spelman, Danny McNair. .,... President Lori Rimlinger gives new member Susan Morse a membership card during initiation. New members for next year are: joe Hooten, Dale McElroy, Denise Dibble, Elizabeth Riley, Scott Stockton, Cathy Howard, Ienny Black, Susan Morse, Heather Varnum, Melvin Lassiter, Sheila Ridge. The National Honor Society was formed to further academic skills among students. To become a mem- ber, one must have a 3.7 grade aver- age and show outstanding academic ability. With the help of Mrs. Pat Wickman, club sponsor, NHS members spon- sored two Blood Drives, one in No- vember and another in April. The club also sponsored an April Fool's Day Foologram sale. On May 13, new members were ini- tiated into the NHS, and raduating seniors received book sciolarships for college. Arnold Cervantez donates blood to NHS. jackie McCuistion and Lori Rimlinger prepare flowers for delivery on April Fool's Day. 63 Student Council Hos ew Leoder The Student Council gives students an opportunity to participate in the management and activities of school. Members held elections for Homecoming Queen, Homecoming Princesses, commissioners and rep- resentatives. The Student Council is regulated by its own constitution. Sponsor for the Student Council is Mrs. Ruth Smith, who took the posi- tion after Mrs. Neilla Longino left the school. 'g Bottom row: Rockie Smallwood, Sherrie Teichelmann, Sheila Lain. Second Row: Laura Farley, Ellen McDonald, Cathy Howard, Elizabeth Riley, Lori Rimlinger, Gail Beane, Melissa Ortiz, Sponsor, Mrs. Ruth Smith. Third row: Keith Iones, Royce Mims, Sonja Iames, Chuck Wilson, Sandra Iames, Ira Brandon, Gaynell Davis, Ronnie Connor, Todd Durham, Reesa Watson, Sissy Varela. Top row: Stanley Brown, Albert Navarro, Don Summers, E.T. Ferris, Steve Anderson, Bill Miller. ' ' i A gl -- Wyhbk fog time 'ff' L. ...Rs One of the Student Councils sponsors, Mrs. Neilla Longino. J Officers include Sherrie Teichelmann, Rookie Smallwood, Laura Farley, Elizabeth Riley, Gail Beane, Lori Rimlinger, Don Summers. 64 Student Council members serve refreshments to returning ex's on Homecoming. 'W Q' 7' gk -. - W 6 5 U.I.L. Competition . . . Brains ot Work In education competition, there are no losers . . . Win, lose or draw, there are great values in University Interscholastic League competition. Placing one's skills, knowledge and talent against friendly opponents is a means of learning one's own strength and weaknesses. U.I.L. Literary contests give students the opportunity to gain self-con- fidence, improve skills, and learn to win with humility and lose with grace. Waco High School represented the district, region and state with the finest of competitors-true Tigers who gave their best. Egg? 'iif ' p'vununl Melanie Burnette swept the region with a first place win in journalistic feature writing. ,rl 'C 4 Yi ' L Q Q ' . , v gi t 5, Maw' t 6 e Q 'si' 6 ff-I 4, x Q W xy fir ' V 1. his 2, JP. M f Ev ' ' firm My 4,3 vw' District journalism honors went to Ieff Spelman-first place in Headline Writingg Laura Far- ley-second in Editorial Writingg Melanie Burnette-second in Feature Writing. I 14 TN, or . if ,VN 1- ., ' ' 'I Kukwfi 'l4Q3 5f?'V Speech sponsor Pat Tolbert congratulates Danny McNair for placing in district extemporary speaking. BEST IN STATE! Ellen McDonald was awarded first place in the state for her spelling ability. Ellen won first in district and second in the region before advanc- ing to state. Spelling sponsor Sarah Wachsmann and Iournalism coach Margie Mashek traveled throughout the state with the WHS scholars. McDonald Places First in State Waco High placed above all other schools in Central Texas in UlL Literary com- petition. On March 26, five Tigers placed in the top three ranks of district to ad- vance to regional competition in Hunt- sville. On April 18, these students com- peted at Sam Houston State University and Ellen McDonald and Melanie Burn- ette placed in the top spots to qualify for state. On May 2 in Austin, Ellen took the highest honor in the class AAA spelling contest by placing first in the state while Melanie received honorable mention. 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'71 K xx .:..' 1 H x ,gl S' og L7 if lu Unites Spirit 5 A 95 2 ? 5 , In A ,L FE sw' 6 yf 1 Z, 11' - 1 YT Q , E, -fi? ,,.. 63521, . gQg,5g,vwf, f , .ww . , A5 E ' mug - V 'W 54 L .'-:, ,'Lby ,,14 sk Z' K . , H.. , , . wr B' A ,au ,. 'va' ,,. ' I , ,, Q V ,ww in ., , Q R ,,. Q '.,, , 4 ,N Clows Through District V W Wooo ,. 3 , XV., Bottom Row. Qlcft io righij: M. Solomon. K. Suinniurs. 1. Dnffcy, ET. Farris. F. Young. li. Ciiffmv. A. Clay. K. Braclforil. D. Litllus. C. Wilson. A. Walker. Middle Row: V. Duffcy. W. McKamuy. V. Evans. D. Zajicvk. R, Moorv. C. White, ll. Ursak. T. Zgaliay. B. Millur. L. Carson Top Row: B. Welch, S. Ross. M. Ramon. A. Dixon. D. Coats. l. Brandon, T. Rokas. M. Putty. B. Mcllonalcl, E. Tolhirrt, and L. llufikry. I 1 . 5 Q ks.. -Q 4 is Qs . Varsity quarterback Miko Solomon looks for an opuning in tho offunso. HW- YOU Tlgflfsi YOU 100k S0 good 10 74 . fAs.,,..v . Q ' ITIC, N.. SQ: v Q ,. .,,. . A.L.. .. xi, , .,,,.., , Ng.- ..,,Ax,. M .. AWN Qgeglgmlgqhmmgm-mug?-Fwwewg A miwee 1 -- .X.., - . I -5 Aw - .. . ,,.. .,, WM. --1 k . - a- ,Wg S .. .if .12 f A K he . ... . f 12... ' .yfmwt.fees5i -4-fv- i W E.T. Ferris, Tim Zgabay and Ronnie Moore take an afternoon siesta. William McKamey and Kenneth Summers were both named to first team all district in football. Tiger offense-on the prowl. This past year Waco High School has undergone many changes in the athletic department. These included the addition of three new coaches, head coach Mark Saunders, defen- sive coach, Cary Olivo, and offen- sive coach Mike Calcote. Coach Saunders had the fieldhouse renovated, introduced a weight training program and totally changed the Tiger look by obtaining new uniforms. To start the season off, the Tigers played Richfield. Although spirit was running hot, WHS lost 20-7. Af- ter Richfield came the other AAAA school in Waco-University. Again WHS lost 28-7. Then the Tigers had a top the Trojan day and top the West Trojans they did by a score of 28-7. The Tigers lost to Ennis 12-7, Cameron 19-13, and to Midway 20-3. After running over Iefferson-Moore 13-7 and Connally 12-6, the Tigers were stopped by Gatesville 34-7. In their last game of the season, the Ti- gers beat Marlin 34-20. Overall the season record for Waco High was four wins and six losses. Seniors William McKamey and Ken- neth Summers were named to first team all-district. McKamey, who was unanimously chosen, was also named to the '79 Super Centex team. Those Tigers named to second team all-district were Anthony Dixon, Victor Duffey and Ira Brandon. Honorable mentions were Larry Gee, David Orsak, Tim Zgabay, Mike Soloman, and Ronnie Moore. M4214 T A V '-vi ' V V ' I i 1 I Q my vii.. . , - ' .. .. i ' .Q 'Mi ..L ' -'F' .M , 1W ' ' Wifi 'T' K- ' l it IV Footholl Wins Zone Championship ff I W . nf ' af ,A u ' 1. ff fi'-Q.. .f t . H ' - .-my My W - . . , Top Row lleft to rightj Coach R. Leiisley. S. l:lrown,j. Orr. D. P12rkins.T.Trevino. D. Mc:Eli'oy.l. Kirks. S. Bouyo. C. Diiffuy, D. Alvxamler. 1. Duffey, P. Carruthers, A. Brown. C. Btillou. L. Shaw, R. White. Coach M. McCilvrey Bottom Row: S. Torres. R. Connor. IJ, Littlos, C. Cook. A. limenez, L. Adams, R. johnson, M. Tuck, VV. Rutledge. C. Summers, H. johnson. R. Rutledge of --Q' 4. i Larry Adams looks on as the defense takus the field. Renee White speeds down the sidelines for zi Tiger touchdown. Tigers offensive line await the snap of the ball from center VVadell Mason. vu! Ieffery Duffey catches a touchdown pass in the end zone. The Tiger Iunior Varsity, as in past years, showed that they were the team of the future. In non-district competition, the Kittens were 3-1-1, with wins over Richfield 35-0, Cam- eron 38-6 and Rockdale 38-20. The only blemishes on the 1979 record were a 15-8 loss to Temple and a 8-8 tie with University. In district competition, the IV breezed by jefferson-Moore 20-12 and 44-12. In the sixth game of the season, Waco High stepped on Mid- way 28-13. Continuing their winning tradition, the Kittens slipped by Conally 29-20, destroyed Gatesville 48-20 and clinched the zone cham- pionship. ln the final district game, Marlin forfeited and thus improved the IV district record to 6-0. The ju- nior varsity's season ended with an impressive 9-1-1 record. 77 i A J l .L , i r t ' '.+fx.gfl.,f ' Tiger IV-Team of the Future WW iiwiiifk 412. Mw ,w ,,. ,. I .wh-, -' WY 4'1l MW wwf ' wat B16 WW 9 ' 3, at , KV ff4,,,g,, W ,, , ,W , V. ,. 44,1 ham W if V . I ia gg i i- 4, 'Q Vg Y , Quarterback Steve Bouyu passes the hzill to Derrick Littles while Charles Cook leads the blocking. Steve Bouye looks for an opening through the defensive line. Steve Bouye kicks off in the season opener against University 78 if Coach Mike McGilvray checks the practice equipment before afternoon workout. Quarterback Steve Bouye led the IV to a 9-1-1 season. K Q, 1 Miggk ggi 4 1' if 'iff e 3 ,, , 'Jig , 6 I iiii 1' ' i i' iit ' 'S if r iff w it r 'fpvzi' 'rr it k ,t t rrrttt.e r . , f' Q 1 t ,ta , ,, of fr 3: t frm ' i7 9 swwbiqftwet e 3' ' t riff' Qfqffa' t Mer Q i in QE? ,gf, figR5 I i ' 1 x 5 A VX ,gt ri wi U A X .t-' k : - X- t ' ,neu ' 1' K we A fin i we ftii . ,,ot,1o.t.rt.t 1 .2432 The IV takes a well deserved break at halftime. 79 Volleyball Second in District -gi Q? I Mary Dobbins hits the floor after trying to regain the bull for Waco Elnor Farmer and Mary Dobbins: tearnmH1HS and fFi9T1dS- High. Zz. - A gb' qt if s 5 -'M'--...M U ' M X Top row fleft to rightj: S. Carnes, L12-ickson, M. Dobbins, S. Haliburton, M, Espino. Bottom row: Mnnugor B.Walkur,1. Black, D.Sc:ot1,S Tolbori, B. Hziokworth, and inanzigor R. Bradford. 80 if .1- i .Q ,gg M V ,, 3 Top row fleft to rightj: Annette White, Onna l-lart, C. Trevino, D. Isaac, S. Cashew, D. Ferrell, L. Bible. Bottom row: Manager B. Walker, L, Castillo, B. Watkins, B. Henderson, V. Hoffman, E. Farmer, T. Day, C. Duffey, manager R. Bradford. J' ff ,, , T HW . ,mfr fifvff- . W .... I , w,,,,.vn.- .A ' - r I . , ', M. wt f- V f. 1 A ' N H V 5 H ' ' 4 4 ., . 511 . at ,. 1 2 ti' The Tigerette team builds up Spirit ifl th? hllfldlff- This year the Tigerette volleyball team placed second in district with a 7-3 record. Outstanding players who were named to first team all-district were Laura Iackson and Minerva Espino. Dietra Scott made second team while Shandra l-laliburton, Mary Dobbins, and Suzanne Carnes made honorable mention. The Tigerettes are coached by Linda Henderson and managed by Brenda Walker and Ruchelle Bradford. 81 ff f m , X t A X I J x I . 1-X V , . 4- X iw ' fu' Ww iv ' X ll g ' , ' f A ,fu T XX n C . i '.L s qvgvv' Pix 1 T L Supershot Victor Hicks shows off his winning style. 'wp--'th Qvfvffff-N Tiger coach Iesse Williams gives his team a pep talk during a time out. Championship Waco 83 Marlin 57 Waco 68 Midway 88 Waco 89 Connally 59 Waco 68 Ieff-Moore 65 Waco 78 Gatesville 56 Waco 71 Marlin 54 Waco 57 Midway 75 Waco 10 Connally 37 Waco 60 Ieff-Moore 56 Waco 99 Gatesville 69 Waco 73 Midway 68 Zone Waco 87 Brownwood 62 Playoff Waco 64 Midway 50 District Waco 52 Westlake 49 Bi-district Waco 50 Beaumont Hebert 65 Regional Under the guiding hand of Coach Iesse Williams, the Tigers defeated Midway for the zone title and went on to meet Brownwood for the first district playoff game. After defeat- ing Brownwood, the Tigers again challenged Midway, this time for the district championship. After winning over Midway, the Ti- gers traveled to Temple where they defeated Austin Westlake for the bi- district championship. With high hopes for a stake in the state playoffs, the Tigers went to Huntsville to play Beaumont Hebert for the regional championship. They were defeated. Senior Victor Hicks was named Most Valuable Player in the South Zone All-District selection. Senior Melvin Carter and Iunior Rodney Belcher were named to the All-Dis- trict team with seniors Mance Zach- ary, William McKamey, and junior Don Summers being presented with Honorable Mention. Victor Hicks went on to place the Super Centex team as the Central Texas Player of the Year. He also competed in the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame All-Star Came. 83 Cogers Foll Short of Stote Honors Senior Melvin Coach Iesse Williams watches a workout. Westlakgh T- 0413390 g ' 1' .4 x , tg f ' ' I , 5 William Mcliamey takes an easy leap for two points. 84 Carter shoots against 4' L Thanks. IH M-r-dm! 71ml W WV rf we :W M wr 1 ii - .wa we-. . , , -W, 1.14 en. my 'M M ww nw N .tam 4. N f ,.. 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J ,ii W , ,gpwifrm --,.. iiio u..w.....w or ccoo c 85 ff 5. I QW, 4 19W +f2EQ2,x,, i s..,N . if J Q ff Q44 84 'M if if Victor Hicks starts thi' gairiir' Off Fighl. Melvin Cleirlser strivzws to show Midway how to play hull, .E K ,.X. . K - . ww' Coach Williams and Cuach Leasluy aclvisz: Don Summers on ii play. The Leap of Siicccss-District 79780 86 IV Tigers Shift Through District tt , sf t i i 1 iiii if - Q t W t if L V ,, V? t,tE-1,h, H :M A 3 V A 'tl y I jf V gian t A ' --' Top row: tleft to rightl Coach Randy Leasley, Garland Voss, Stanley Brown, Waddell Mason, Craig Spotser, Leslie Beane. Bottom ron Arthur Williams, Henry Iohnson, Chuck Wilson, Richard Williams, and David Alexander. get Steve Bouye 'tshifts his way through the Rams for another two points. 'N Randy Leasley advises his team on a play A Tiger shows how to dunk with ease. The Tigers IV Basketball team completed their season with an outstanding 10-0 record to place first overall in district. The Tigers also won the Consolation Cham- pionship at the Mart Varsity Basketball Tournament. Outstanding players for the year were Steve Q Leslie Beane struts his stuff before a game Bouye, Billy Estelle, Waddell Mason, and Keith Iones. The Tigers are coached by Randy Leasley. f'LXN 88 The IV Tigers flashed confident smiles as the season progressed. Tigcrcttcs Aim For District Title The Girls Basketball team was fleft to rightj top row: Sonya Cashaw, Vivian Hoffman, Barbara Watkins, Shantlra Hziliburton, Debra Sim- mons, Theresa Kendricks, Crystal Duffey, Ienny Black, Dietra Scott, Coach Chuck Bailey. Bottom row: Mary Dobbins, Ingrid Blackwell and Sherry Banks. l l Crystal Duffey goes for a layup against the Lions. Theresa Kentlricks displays her expertise in the field of basketball. The Tigerette basketball team under the direction of Coach Chuck Bailey ended district play with a season record of 5-5. In the first game against Connally the Tigerettes lost f47-53j. Next in line were the Iefferson Moore Lions. Again the Tigerettes were de- feated, this time by a score of 44-47. The Tigerettes lost to Gatesville Q40-601 but came back to pounce on Marlin Q62-481. After losing to Midway Q33-511 and Connally Q54-561, the Tigerettes re- bounded and began a winning streak, defeating Ieff-Moore Q62-59j, Catesville Q53-51j, and Marlin C54-441. The Tige- rettes lost their last game to Midway Q55-791. Theresa Kendricks was named to first team all-district and also received hon- orable mention to the Super Centex team. Crystal Duffey was named to second team all-district. K ,f 44' Coaches Bailey and Henderson advise the girls during a time out i,r, , ,,, The Tigerettes warm up before a game. Dietra Scott concentrates on the basket 90 Debra Simmons executes style and grace as she shoots a free throw. , ,Q ' - X 5 K . N ,MQ was Theresa Kendricks takes a hook shot. Debra Simmons in a jump ball against the Richfield Rams. 91 is Girls IV Basketball Lool-is To Future -Q .8- '-' , 'l l it Top row: tleft to rightj Sonya Cashaw, Coach Chuck Bailey, Gwen Iones, Laurie Castillo in H jump bull against University Middle row: Ingrid Blackwell, Laurie Castillo. Bottom row: Bridgett Henderson, and Tammy Day. The Tigerette IV team ended the district sea- son with a 2-8 record. After losing the first seven games, ttwice against Connally, twice against jefferson Moore, once against Gate- sville, Marlin, and Midwayj, delayed mo- mentum spurred the Tigerettes to defeat Gatesville Q52-501 and Marlin Q35-301. The Tigerettes lost the last game to Midway Q56- 45j. The team is coached by Chuck Bailey. Laurie Castillo goes for a layup. 92 Tiger Baseball Captures District Title Top row: fleft to rightj Coach Randy Leasley, Rodney Belcher, Craig Alford, Kyle Burroughs, Iohn Campbell, Iessie Kirks, Mike Solomon, Marc George, Mance Zachary, james Sherman, Henry johnson, Coach Mike McGilvray, and Victor Thomas. Bottom row: Bill Miller, Chuck Wilson, Keith Iones, Ronnie Bowlin, Eddie Iimenez, Danny Barnette, Artie Iimenez, Aubrey Walker, Don Summers, and David A exander. 1 ' ' ,vc Q K 4 .,aQn , 1 f ' T W 1 ,1 ff, f ' A . Bill Miller concentrates on hitting the ball. Iames Sherman pitches hard and fast. . g -' . S t' ' w K sei - ..f C a ,, 9 . 4 - A . Qs. . A - S L,L: . 5 - - 1,4 I Q, M f r- e - ,Lk, 5 ' K' ' E i t ' -,ff l-is ffl? 35... u 1i5f.ff - f T t, - i x: V f -' -:- . . -g.: . m-- I , J J - . A i t t, - . - ' at 5, . , ' 2 if . -. -. . Q -- ,, .. W H M . e.eENW,...Qw.f-fp: - H P -f is b ' ' 'H 'C ' c- f kk.. T- ., A -'ff .- -. NW,, .ss M LLX. Q vkL-.,- i -, A 'A . Kmk. it 1 -i - X -1 ' 5, A , .asv V V I 5 . ini-, W, , -5 . . ss -We . 4. Q 'QWQQQX' '. . ',. X X -.,c.,-sie ' ,-.... ' -X 1,57 . 5 so .. 1 1 t 1 'f Mance Zachary prepares to bunt the ball. The Tiger Baseball team, under the coaching of Mike McGilvray and Randy Leasley, captured the district title this year. Starting out the season against Cleburne, the Tigers lost by a score of 4-1. Then the Tigers played Iefferson Moore, again losing, this time by a score of 3-1. Things picked up when the Tigers began a winning streak after defeating Midway 4-2. In a double header against University, the Tigers won both games, 6-1 and 3-0. The Tigers then defeated Connally Q6- OJ, Gatesville Q3-OJ, Marlin Q9-61, and Ieff-Moore Q9-Zj. The Midway Panthers, bent on revenge, beat the Tigers by a score of 6-4. The Tigers picked up where they left off and went on to de- feat Connally Q10--lj, Marlin Q10-OJ, and Gatesville Q14-21. In the next game, the Tigers lost by a score of 6-5 against Ieff-Moore. The Tigers won out over Midway Q3-21, Connally Q3-21, Marlin t5- Oj, and Gatesville Q7-OJ. The Tigers defeated Cleburne in the zone playoff by a score of 4-2. After gaining the district title by defeating Midway. After losing the first two games C5-2, 2-lj in a two out of three game series against Austin Westlake, the Tigers were no longer in contention for a state championship. This year, the Tigers went 20 and 13 on the season and 16 and 6 in district. 94 Coach Mike McGilvray studies the Tiger defense during a game Third baseman Ronnie Bowlin tags a University player out. Rf me . A xg Ronnie Bowlin takes time out to pose for the Camera. Mike Solomon and Iumes Sherman have a crmfererice during a time out. The Batty World of Baseball ' f - - , f T ' .. T- ' - ',ii , . . ..., A ,. . ,. T T W M L me U , - , T me - t t ' ' I N pl B - f ' . - ' Tiger space cadet Danny Burnett slides home. A Tiger player swings at the ball, 95 Baseball-Luck, Timing, Talent and Desire A Tiger player dives for the liaise in a close cull. Inmes Sherman always puts forth his best effort. 1 ' ' . l NX lg I PN h l 7 ' lr, 1, M , is . ,,ii f ' l ? ll. , W 4 fl i la f lull X 4 .M X 1 v lv l IX dr M do rl A ef ' My ,A,E,,', i L .ll rii,, Vill i,,, 2 i2.l 4 ffl, W L 4 A l gl, llg f, L ' fr if fi: I ' 'f ' K' l' ,f V- ' ' ' lb Rodney Belcher gets ready lo hit the oncoming hall. We're bad, we know it ...! 'N lp. Coach McGilvray uses original techniques to emphasize Cer- tain plays. 97 Q, UN ,lx. ,521 ., Lf'Ef? ' Ilmrs Shzrm ln 1 1p1 r s sta L0 ich MCC IIXFIX workmg, out wlth the 11 im 1 'A li' was X 51,15 I 98 A'Birmlie birdie in the sky . . Golf Plo ers Hod Great -A A Wfijj 4A-A,, T.- w,wT..,.,.T 4 M, . T i + T. 'Yw 'Tm ' Ma... T..,-..-...,..--av--fe ,...-.f 32 .N A N ' ' 'H T , T Jmw. VW .. TTT.....w,.: . ...T..,T .T , , W H n i HJ' T, ..... .TW .T,..,-TT NTT-.. ,,,.., T - T. 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' 'f5'..,. 311 L' .W ,, 'ff' Y . if M J,..f.112f,v A iirf 0 W WACO. rexAs Oo, 1 cuss or 1980 ez uL, 'W1 u.,,u. ::glv:lgf1'f ru snf' U-iff' :z:.'u,,., fm 'at ns- XY! W'-In m..,, 'Mu. :cu., :: fM rt., ,W an.. vu won ' u,.'.'1',,gfw,-Q. MM mmm 944. 3115154 xvfiira 3 'M 2-'LI alta e ' 321,-gnu m.R ',.,,,,w van... wma ,fvllw 'vom new 'M' .-.M mam. ..,, vm nf ' H-cuf,112i1 vw um. Lmqmf' ..,, Mum .M-vt, 5552. V'f'3 ' .0 Senior David Orsak broke his own school record by throwing the d of 150'11. 102 ?4'?i. g 4k Z Q? - Coach Iames Shaw takes a cat nap on the way to a meet. iq, ,KV . 'fi-1 -Q 1353! iscus ii distance David Coats bends back for a shot put throw. Ieffery Duffey charges out of the starting blocks. The '79-80 track team, coached by Iames Shaw, won the zone title by ac- cumulating a score of 113 points. Ac- cording to Shaw, overall effort, poise, dedication, hard work, and determina- tion earned the team their high honors. The first track meet was held at Paul Tyson Field. They placed third with 74 points. At the Panther Relays, held at Midway, the Tigers again placed third with 65 points. The Tigers placed sec- ond at Brownwood with 79 points, fourth at Fort Worth with 60 points and tenth at Killeen with 25 points. The Temple Wildcat Relays were a victo- rious soene for the Tigers as they placed first with 122 points. After capturing the zone title, the Ti- gers placed fourth in district. jeffery Duffey and Victor Hicks went on to regionals where they placed fourth and fifth respectively. 103 The Tigerette Track Team was fleft to rightj top row: Patty Deis, Donna Moreland, Paula Crutcher, Suzanne Carnes, Sonya Cashaw, Bar- bara Watkins, and Elnor Farmer. Bottom row: Ruchelle Irvin, Ioanne Adkison, Theresa Kondricks, Faith Carwright, Doris Kosar, Becky Ludwig, Sherry Banks, and Coach Chuck Bailey. The Tigerette Track Team ran in meets around the state this year. After many hours of training and hard work the girls put forth their . best effort in all the races. Outstanding members of the track team were Theresa Kendricks, Su- zanne Carnes, and Charlet Duffey t'Don't he so obvious, Ioanne, stop looking at the camera!!! 104 A S4 LSIL L, Suzanne Cam run. .nw ,,,,mffff-vi' ff 15534 ff? X ! X - 5 Tfgfgffffw es shows supreme concentration as she Sol Ou 'U J - in-H 2 bl-L Lib ty.,- 'fQf..Q X N3-qv '96 t .,, I J ' vin i , ' L completes her Barbara Watkins waiting for the race to begin. Charlet Duffey in the starting blocks. 105 WHS Cross Country Teams This year the Boys Cross Country team ran all over the state at many different meets. They competed in Austin, Robinson, Killeen, Connally, and Gatesville. Under the coaching ability of james Shaw, the Tigers placed fourth overall in district. Top runners of the season were Darryl Banas, johnny Brooks and Greg Mullen. K E 2 Cross Country Tigers for this year were Qleft to rightj Coach james Shaw, Greg Mullen, Darryl Banas, joe Hooten, johnny Black, Robert Brown, johnny Brooks, and Robert Spikes. i WZ ' 'X ' Darryl Banas slows down for a breather at the end of a long run. 106 johnny Brooks paces ahead of his competitor. Stride for Tiger Pride .. saws ww M Mr' Coach Chuck Bailey coached his J W fi 3 M..- team to a fourth place final in dis- .Wg N 1 if B trict this year. After many long prac- ,- if , s B 5 tice runs the girls competed in ...fn F .,, if. et:-:11fss'Wf its ' tim' ..N....u...,--f--f' meets at Austin, Robinson, Con- nally, and Catesville. The top run- Becky Ludwig leads the pack. .. W- ply 6 I 5? The girls Cross Country team tleft to rightj is Elizabeth Riley, Rochelle Irwin, Faith Cartwright, Ioanne Adkison, and Becky Ludwig. 10 ner of the season was Becky Ludwig. 7 Boclieteers Toke Second in Zone Tiger Tennis players include: Top row: Larry Slaughter. Sam Yarborough. Ieff Ringle, Greg Mullen, Walter Krizan. Ieff Spelman. Keith Iezck, limmy Burnett, Bottom row: Sonja Bruns, Stephanie Simpson, Lori Rimlinger, Martin Navarro, Laura Farley, Sherrie Teichelmann, Angie Anderson. Coach Marion Norris, Damon Crump. The Waco High Tennis team took second place in zone with Ieff Spelman and the doubles team of Larry Slaughter and Walter Krizan placing fourth in district. The Tigers won six out of seven matches against Iefferson Moore, seven out of eight matches against University, two out of six matches against Richfield and one out of eight matches against Midway. Against Connally, the Tigers won seven out of seven matches and three out of six matches against Vanguard. Lori Rimlinger placed second in B singles at the Corsicana Tournament. At the Waco Tournament, Larry Slaughter and Walter Krizan placed first in Consolation A Doubles while Lori Rimlinger placed first in Consolation A Singles and Ieff Ringle placed second in Consolation B Singles. In Zone, jeff Spelman placed second in singles, Walter Krizan and Larry Slaugh- ter placed second in doubles. Laura Far- ley and Angie Anderson placed third in doubles and Creg Mullen and Sam Yar- borough placed third in B doubles. 108 I M ' ,L 57,Wgw,.m , vim.- ,, i i .. , V H H L L AVVV If . Sam Yarhorough: It's a bird, it's a plane-No! It's Bjorn Borg! , ,, . ..,, , A V ! N., if ' ttmtt ' H N ' ,ww , ...,5,.-..3 1,5 A--Sv ff-g:,f-H----VV-,e.nw.e.,h,,..tQ-EMYMS.:-,,1.:m, tQ:,:Qe5- K-, 'T,,. ..., -W --'- W -Q ' it - 'S . Eif5..,-ef i ,K ,fe.,EL, . , --- - . f 1 R V:-ff Ieff Spclman exhibits his finesse as u tunnis pluyer. Craig Alford attempts to hit the tennis hall. e.,mN.,.., if M Q Larry Slaughter aids Greg Mullen in returning a volley. +G? rzilfrilflllgwf '23, iw ,,, it f 231 I M 5234 3 5 QQ Qfgwwg gg 'wfjtftrwk QS ,jvifi r,i, la 2 f W wwf ' 109 X X Q J Y .- f ' .I q . g I 4 ,iff I I .W :af 5 Loach MdFlOH Norms pdwvs out the tenms b llls Lori Rimlingcr falias Chris Everettj smashes thc ball over tho net. -4ff+ 'Qo4+,,,l,.L,t 4 44 0+ , 9 j tf?--9w4,,f,. f' f 9? M-fd ' JVM In tf' 7 +f+v yu? +4 ,,....--- og- ' -qw Coach Norris critiques hor tennis team. Walter Krizan practices his Iimmy Connors swing Sam Yarborough-before he hits the hall over the fence. Cheerleaders for the 79,80 year were top row tleft to rightj Phoebe Franco, Vicki Anderson, Linda Patterson, Ienda Winningham, and Iane Martinez. Bottom row: Lynn Akin, Karen Bassett, Reesa Watson, Marti LaMont, and Billie Hatter. 3 Iencla wears hor spirit on her head. Spirit of Waco in our hearts so strong .. 112 Vicki Anderson refreshes herself before leaving for the game. Cheerleu d ers HThey're g-o-o-o-in' bananas! x X .: Cheerleaders represent WHS in the Heart of Texas Parade. Oh wow, man! Being a cheerleader is a rip ' 9 '80 Okay you Tigers. We really want ya'll to get up and yell with us and show your Tiger Spiritf, This was heard many times during the year as our cheerleaders tried to promote spirit and fire it up at pep rallies. Under the leadership of Mrs. Ann Wittmer, the cheerleaders made signs, sold ribbons, hats, and gave parties for the athletes. The promo- tion of spirit was their main goal. Cheerleaders for the '79-'80 year were Phoebe Franco, Vicki Ander- son, Ienda Winningham, lane Marti- nez, Lynn Akin, Karen Bassett, Reesa Watson, Marti LaMont, Billie Hatter and Tiger Linda Patterson. 44 wfwm 12 r VM: , Ji WMV? Agfif 'Wm-nw iw 3 343 w3m,,H,,,1,,,2 A M' WM fs, jf? Feel? fs VNV? 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Barbara Hebert Theodore lglehart Linda Iewcll Randy Leasley Fritz Linnstaedter jewel Lockridge Neilla Longino Margie Mashek 119 het, Mr Iohnie Riola shows the homemakmg class how he bakes Lovie Mayes Mike McGilvray f x ' I E23 Mr, Willie Williams talks during assembly time Lidia Montemayor Yvonne Mooney Ruth Nolte Marian Norris Oliver O'Brien Gary Olivo Faye Price Willard Raiffeisen Beverlyn Redrick Mark Saunders james Shaw Dorothy Slaughter Ruth Smith Barbara Suddath Agnes Talley Patricia Tolbert Sarah Wachsmann Pat Wickman Iesse Williams Willie Williams Laura Wittmer lim Woods dh' V9 4+ 'If' Mr. Alton Cook cleans shattered glass Teachers have a party to celebrate Christmas Holidays. f1'0m the HOOP after vandals broke into the school. N Q X f fkrx ,ff-, Nm if Y -:Z f 1 ffm ff, gn, I Qu.. . xv Whdf ,,,,, www' X M A,- X'-K x f K w n f f ,V N . , . wg E.. ir ' . Vrf, b l Nw www ,. XM, . V.. ,wrwah www K E' :Ei ,M W, SZ! 1 W ,, ZW, , -rf , X? X f mil' f f W f., , ' '-,' Lg f X fxngw 39: V X A . I Q! Z ing j aj 127145 Z. I Mfr 22 2 1' fa 2 2,5 f y ,Q gg X? f 2 4 Q 72 'Q 9 VMI! Sophomore favorites for 1980 were Leigh Ann Bowen, Kerry Brad- ford' and Cindy Hines' Sophomore officers for 1980 were Bram Browder-president, Laurie Cas- tello-seoretary, and Keith jones-vice-president. Armando Aguilar Sherron Allen - KM Tina Anderson I Charles Andrew , I LaD0an Arnold Ian Balch Robert Barrington Gerald Battles Paul Bayer Shelia Berry ' awvv X' ' ' -' ,,,.1-w,,.tu1'a:wK2 Latrice Bible Dana Boehme Denise Bomnskie Leigh Ann Bowen Kerry Bradford Iimmy Brooker Bram Browder Alvis Brown Stanley Brown Stephen Butts Patrick Carothers Ioyce Carroll 1. Sonia Cashaw Laurie Castello IoAnn Castillo Alicia Cervantez Iason Chambers james Chesser 124 f Ienine Clore Mary Collins Ronnie Conner ff , Charles Cook Connie Craig Thomas Crump Iames Cuffee Courtney Danforth Wayne Daniel Charles Duffey Charlet Duffey David Duyck Runda Evans Karen Echols Debbie Ferrell Tina Fisher lay Fletcher Rita Franklin April Davis Loretta Davis Micheal Davis Tammy Day Patti Deis Billy DiCorte Anna Donelow Polly Dossett Karen Khoury asks, I wonder what these things are called?l' Little Kerry Bradford, some blow your horn! Reggie Freeman Sandra Fritsch LaSonia Gadlin Kelly Gerath Kenneth Greer Iessie Guerrero Ianice Gunn Rosemary Gutierrez Harold Hackworth Gerald Hamby Melvin Hampton Rochella Irwin Sheryl Irving Debbie Iackson Diane Iackson Micheal Iackson Keith Iezek Arturo Iimenez Olivia Iohnson Warren Iohnson Valeria Iohnston Keith Iones ., qTw'vI is V 15 , , 'J Q David Harper ' . ' h 'I I Fw , Lisa Harris ' ft, A W Onna Hart ' H - ' Debra Hawkins , 5 rf iff f Bridgett Henderson Sarah Hicks Annie Hill Cindy Hines it A Margaret Hooten 'i f Robbie Horn J 'fe af' Celestine Howard I Brad Huser , V Karen Huddleston ' ,., ff , Deborah Isaac - I .. 'I' I 1 . Nz ,V O , Mm ' ,, ,,-f ax1'Pf5n 1'5 Q in i ,Ja 1 js : l A s 1 a ff' ff'VnI X If Ew- X any ff A 3' .S :-if V. w tv .V t, Q., wa, af 3 Q A U R. l Q51 ig ga' g.sgl I 5-. , zu W Mark Lowe Iames Lord Becky Ludwig Maria Martinez losephine Matefek Vivian Maynard Misty McClements Carl McCrary Alicia McDaniel Stephen McElroy i'.r Gerald Merritt Royce Mims 4 Brett Moore A Deborah Muns Alisa Keen Theresa Kendricks Gerald Kent Lisa Kessler Karen Khoury Aubrey Kindle in f ,sf ,,,. 7 Iackie Myers Karen Mynheir Walter Neumann Carol Nino Karen Olsen james Orr Melissa Ortiz Iames Pack Ieff Pauling Parrish Payton Darryl Perkins 1 ,, sf if 2 . K 'fi -i Q49 -. ,,.wfv0 ,Q WM, 8 Zwwvn I 9 'K f af Rhoechelle Lawrence: I'll hide it in herell' Virginia Pineda Rhonda Price Ricky Pruitt Rhonda Pryor janie Puentes Diane Rangel Arty Iimenez: K'Me, study 'lPretty please? . . . says Karen Vardeman. Sheryl Reid Rachel Reyna john Rhodes Elaine Richards Regina Richards Thomas Rorie Shane Ross Rickey Rutledge Della Saunders Leonard Shaw -mx Lori Slyter n ,, Y ,.: 1 if stu, 3 49 M! A mi! if - ,ze 4 4 e r f - . , ,, Q fx. , HL Leanora Smith . Robert Spikes Robin Stewart Rammy Sulak lenn Summers G ' Iessie Thompson Barbara Watkins Tamara Weaver jenny Webb Arthur Williams Mike Williams Charles Tipton Patrick Torres Martin Tuck Karen Vardeman Traci Vinson Garland Voss . - Q-...Q X X f af.. r.,s Ianice Gunn: This homework has got to go! 'E X, mixer Q it it T T' se tr- f - Leigh Ann Bowen: What have I done now? mi, 2 z, , W X 4' fi- J 5 I X Ky WW , ,, -ffalilx ' n f FS 4, wiht ,,,,,, , I f ,KM My f ' y, , , Q: .v.. Qi xxx T junior offiizurs for 1980 VVGETCI Billy Esiellw'-vice-presic i Haliburion-seurcliiry. Lzirry Aaianisfpiwrsicienl, X i i A junior faivoritrvs were Billy Hstcllu sind Shzimirai iizilihurton. 5h3mlfi i Larry Adams lozinmi Arlkisun I , Q S Diivini Aluxaindor '5' 4 A 4 ' 4 i' Z -iw 4 Q - - 5 J: U5 . ' - X A-N lg. 9 is ,hiidm li Lvsliv Bcunz' Doug Buhrns Mary Bull Cynthia Burniil lunny Black 132 llrziig Ali'oi'rl Riiytiizwnlii Ailvn lohnny Amos Ginn Anclswsoii Vicki Amivrsori Geiyis' Buily Uvclriu Bzilluu Darryl Bziuzis 5, .fur , gf f. i Ninn. K x .Q 5 ix Km WX O X M Wi 1' Y WIN S im X Y A , U ' ag- 3, 4. Q . .Xb er x S 9 J ef w 2 f if -1, .fr 9 W, I , .rx 1 zz. ' f I L -W. , . , , ,, .- , -. , .. -1, :r f P - 5 V I W if f' ME M , , X5 6 afw Z: Qu l V ws 4, 4 1 ff ll f? l fy ' A' 2 r Kr johnny Black Leo Botello Steve Bouye Anthony Bradshaw ,I 1,,L ' 52 if 1 3 ff 4 w ' yi' 1' r ! H 1 if A 11-MI ' v . jeffery Duffey Luddy Duffey Sherri Duffey Todd Dunham Cheryl Brown Sonja Bruns jonathan Burch jimmy Burnett Kenneth Butts Rose Byrd Kenneth Castello Suzanne Carnes Terrie Chandler Vidal Cisneros Alton Clay Deborah Coleman Rosalyn Conger Toni Crisci Paula Crutcher Kenny Davis Ricky Dawson Denise Dibble Anthony Dixon Mary Dobbins Uebhie Fowler Kent Gill Marlin Glofl Elvira Gonzales Randy Graves Vernon Gunn Shandra Halihurion Andrea Hamilton johnny Harper llarold Harris Billy Henderson james Hicks Bonnie Hilhurns Vivian Hoffman Golleen Holden joseph Hoolen Travis Horn Gathy Howard Marie jones Sandra james Marsha Dunn Gharles Elkins Steve Elsik Irene Espinoza Billy Estelle Vince Evans Elnor Farmer junnie Farquhar Q... rv rs 3 ,.Af ' M Sonya Iarnos Lauren Keen 1 X i y. ,Q 2 Mike Keeton Iessie Kirks Melvin Lassetter Derrick Littlos gets in shape for the track season. Cain Lopez jeff Lyon Troy Markum - , ,135 , ,. M- - it xx Wadell Mason Sharron Mayberry Greg McAlister 'Q johnny McDowell Dulc McElroy Kevin MCNairy Eric Morklcclove Bill Miller Eva Miller Surah Mims Tricia Mitchell Connie Neelcy Carlos Ulivarcz Ernest Padilla 135 Lisa Painter Tammy Park Aaron Pate Darryl Porterfield Cathy Potter F-4 Katherine Smith Roderick Smith Carla Spence Steve Spence Lisa Spinks Charles Prewitt Manuel Ramon Brian Richardson Shelia Ridge Deborah Shelby Matt Simcik Lori Simek Veronica Slyter Elizabeth Riley jeff Ringle Ricky Roberts Royce Rogers Gloria Sanchez jeff Savage 221 wt i ta ,K . .. Ja -:mir , ' f X ,. 5 , 7 ng, 4 --, 54' 9 '49 I .. H, K if-1-M 'rf ,gf , fob 444, 4 l os y ,X 2 5 n X? fa 3 f ,lx 944459211 2 3' 2 3- ,A '2 Q, , . fw l T- R T T :'L fe. 'fr ,V V c f 2' x P 1 . x 2 f 'a it I z ,, I k , T , 12h ,X -,,.w, Debra Thomas Natalie Tipps Eric Tolbert Debbie Torres Heather Varnnum jeanie Veselka ,K fi by ' 4 ,, Lif M W .- A - f ,fk Don Summers Rusty Swift Rosaland Taylor Terry Taylor Wilson Walker leff Webb Michelle White Richard Williams Craig Spotser julie Stanton Scott Stockton Leon Stroud Sandra Stroud Sherry Williams Tony Williams Todd Wilson Sam Yarbrough jill Younce '-3 Q M 4 . x l7 'R 1 Yi 5 A as ,N a M K V F A s ,W wwf-M., W. , -.-.wQ.W, f W .......m.-a- w 'LU BUY T , M W, H :-f W, ,,LAi,1i f ' bV,:1, nf, ,Ac ..,-M... FLY Hug Q, M.. , M I , ,- , vw ,1 12 i . ,, ' ' w r, ' Mafw ' - 3 if 5 . 2 N Eiw il .. A I. lil V. E . , , f i'fH15if1- X2 .W -- f ,W X ,, ,f , . H Robert Ashley Senior class favorites for 1980 were Reesa Watson and I W 1' ' Ronnie Moore' Senior class officers for 1980 were E.T, Ferris: vice-presidentg Albert Navarro: presidentg and Gail Beane: Secretary. Lynn Akin Angie Anderson Boris Anderson Karen Anderson Steve Anderson Danny Barnette Karen Bassett Gail Beane 140 David Berry Ioel Berry Cathy Bigham Tim Boney Ronnie Bowlin Ruchelle Bradford Ira Brandon Iohnny Brooks Melanie Burnette Kyle Burroughs Iohn Campell Ioe Cantrell Melvin Carter Lawerence Carson Cynthia Castillo OH 142 Faith Cartwright Rudy Cervantez Debbie Channon Hope Cisneros David Coats Sally Compton Sherry Cooper Lee Cornett Bob Davis Pam Degrate Sharon Degrate Dina Deyo William Downey Iohn Engelke Minerva Espino Canzada Everage Kyle Fallon Laura Farley E.T. Ferris Linda Flores Patricia Frank Phoebe Franco Roderick Freeman Tammy Fulmer Diane Garrett Kathy Gaskamp Marc George Don. Gibson Don Gilliam Sandra Griffen Barbara Hackworth Randy Hale Lisa Hitchcock Rochelle Kelly Walter Krizan Linda Kuykendall Ioyce Home Iacquelyn Issac Desmond lackson Eddie Iimenez Rudy Iuarez Iackie McCuistion Pam Ludwig Iamie Hale Maples Billy McDonald Ellen McDonald Sheila Lain Marti Lamont Bob Lowrie Danny McNair Gerardo Mejin Larry Miller lane Compton: Believe it or not, l think l've learned something! Debra Morgan Greg Mullen Kandy Mynhior Fi Alberl Navarro lack Omberg David Orsak Craig Palu Cyndi Poteet Sheila Reid 46 Dorian Mims john Mims Brigotto Montgomery Ronnie Moore -Q2 Clayton Richter Floyd Richter Patricia Ridings I john Campell and Dwight Wittington check out the female senery in the halls. Lori Rimlinger Tommy Rokas Iohn Sawyer I-1 Ieannette Marlboro Scheffield Dietra Scott Valerie Shaw Iames Sherman Debra Simmons Stephanie Simpson Robert Ashley gives Angie Anderson the message of her life. I H 148 Walter Smith Mike Solomon jeff Spelman Lorrie Stanton Carol Stroud Sharon Swindall Gary Talley Sherrie Teichelmann Delesia Thomson Larry Slaughter Sheryl Slayden Rockie Smallwood Rochelle Smith Wanda Williamson Karen McMillion Wilson Vickie Tipton Susan Tofanelli Stephenie Tolbert Freddy Vargas Roderick Waits Brenda Walker Sheri Watkins Reesa Watson Brian Welch Donna Whisenant Charles White Michelle Williams 14 is 9 Kelly Wilson Wendy Winningham Freddy Young Mance Zachary David Zajicek , , ,,.W,,,, A,,, , ,,,, ,Q 1 x1 A Advertising Editor: Elizabeth Riley dw... Me. V.. 4 f um. un. af f Wf V Jw f , , . R 4 M b ' , ,A f ,, , Q -fm 6 lff , ' f .,,:f' , MM' ' , H in , f , , , Vf fy M 4 1,, ' ' , ' M 2. M 91 nk wkiig Evzcufm gimme f-3323 MQHKZZQE ENE? 1 . Flr5t Baptigt Church sth and Webster Q' 4' L UQ533 - Genie Car Wash 916 N. 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'mnzsv , 5 3 , ZOZECZ 'fee Tama Do --' 14cczcZemce4 7 c BILL 8g BOB S MEAT 619N Va11eyM111s 776 7821 Get your K1cks From Karate Self defense and phys1cal fltness SNACK BAR Fresh Meats 81 Bar B Q 8 Hamburgers 3600 N 19m 753 6501 classes for men and women ot all ages Korean Style Karate program also lncludes competltlon progress x kk wg' Ffrfv 1426Wash1ngton S FlOWGI'S 756 7076 1 , PZ 7 . H 1 ag? X, ' .fn . j - W. N5-, f. w M A 'ff ,- ' -,76 5 M446 7 H , M2551 'fif fi f ,V ,JA-r'f'4 . f -I 7: ,W f f, .4 i , L N, .. . A zip U , -uv' .rsh V J H -V qfxv Asn ' PW' l ' Il ,. , 3 M , , 1-11 V J.,- fra. Mu ,,-.1 ,tu -fs. 4.1- fw A V LAI rv .M '- fn I ,Q ' K fav fl Ln ' - ,U an . ' ' 1-r' 'I , , , swf jgil ' ',, 4, I - f ' .ss E ' -sfzk H ir: fa. P ir' , , 4, 161 ATTENTION ! 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U S l l Vlmlflll U, or lr Snowman R.Tlk lk Congratulations an Cood Luok Sen1ors of '80 From the Dolsy Cham Cong Edrtor She1la La1n Advlsor Margle Mashek Typ1st Lauren Keen ACl1V1l1GS Roolqe Smallwood Crgan1zat1ons Cynd1 Poteet Sports Iennle Farquhar Classes Terr1e Crandler Advertlslng Ehzabeth R1ley Index Bob Lowr1e Photographers Steve Anderson Clayton R1ohter Creg Mullens Steve Els1k Houng Pham I , 1 - 1 5 168 I I H., rr, ..,,. 1980 ,,-. powerful majestic V distinct Tigers are . I xx. 11 ,13 6, 5 X , X L J .ef almighty alert adaptable and a strong character of Waco High's past. May Tiger roars be heard forever! 169 We ve Kept It Living Waco High School started out a fan- tastic year with its scholastic achievements. The year began with a class of educated seniors-proud and hard working students, along with their underclassmen. Discipline was strengthened throughout the year of '80 while tra- dition was also a major priority. In the Daisy Chain's theme Keeping the Past Alive we, the yearbook staff, strived to do just that. This year was known as the Dawn of a New Decade for its first gradu- ating class of the 80's. With our goals in the right direction, Waco High stood tall in many efforts. We grew with our name and with our town. Community growth also developed in 1980 as Waco emerged with a great shopping center. The long drives to Dallas and Temple ceased when Richland Fashion Mall opened and gave Waco a bigger and better name just as Waco High en- riched its city's history back in the early 1900's. We back Waco all the way and with this, we plan to en- dure our stand in the community by 'Keeping the Past Alive. 1 70 FWF: 171 2 Q E 51 Z 2w5w1Qwh:tr222wu'JNusF .. 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Michael 126 james, Sandra 49, 59, 64, 134 james, Sonya 49, 64, 134 jezek, Keith 57. 60, 126, 108 jimencz, Arturo 93, 126, 128 jimenez, Edward 7, 93, 144, 151 johnson, Henry 87, 93 johnson, Lewis johnson, Oliva 46, 126 johnson, Ronny 62, 100 johnson, Warren 126 johnstorii Charles johnston, Valeria 57, 126 jones, Brian V jdnes, Gwen 47, 92 ' jones. Keith 64, 93, 124, 126 jones, Marie 134 jiiarez, Rudy 144 Keen, Alisa 57, 127 Keen, Lauren 38, 46, 54, 134, 139 Keeton, Michael 134 Kelly, Gerald ,',s- Kelly, Rochelle 144 Kendricks, Theresa 39, 91, 104, 127 K-ent, Gerald 127 ri' yn, Kessler, jeffrey Kessler, Lisa 47, 127 139 64, 132 Khoury, Karen 57, 125, 127 Kindle, Aubrey 42, 127 King, Mamie 127 Kirkpatrick, Lisa 47, 127 Kirks, jessie 42, 46, 93 Kosar, Doris 104 ' Krizan, Walter 55, 144, 108, 111 Kuykendall, Linda 21, 42, 144 A Lain, Sheila 1, 20, 21, 23, 29, 38, 43, 4 Lamonnt avid 127 Lamont, Marti 14, 16, 53, 145 8, 54, 64, 145 Lassetter, Melvin 42, 53, 59, 60, 61, 63, 134 Lawrence, Brad 4127 1 vw Lawrence, Rhoechelle 128 Lopez, Cain 42, 134 Lord, james 127 1 Love, Kelly 47, 127 Love, Tracy Lowe, Mark 127 ' Lowrie, Bob 39, 40, 41, 55, 145 - Little, David Little, Kathaleen Littles, Derrick 74. 78, 134 Ludwig, Pamela 145 Ludwig, Rebecca 104, 107, 127 Lyon, jeff 134 Macias, Christopher Maples, jamie Hale 22, 145 Markum, Troy 134 Matejek, josephine 127 Martinez, jane 42 Martinez, Maria 127 Martinez. Sargas Mason, Wadell 67, 134 Mayberry, Sharron 42, 59, 134 Maynard, Vivian 57, 127 McAlister, Greggory 134 McClements, Misty 60, 127 McClendon, Angelia McCrary, Carl 127 McCuistion, jackie 24, 54, 63, 145 McDaniel, Alicia 127 McDonald, Billy 23, 74, 145 McDonald. Ellen 20, 25,'28, 29, 51, McDowell, johnny 134 McElroy, Stephen 127 McElroy, Dale 60, 63, 76, 79, 134 McGowan, Michael 56 Mclntosh, Larry McKamey, William 23, 25, 74 McNair, Danny 27, 53, 63, 66, 145 McNairy, Kevin 99, 134 McNeil, Marc McVea, james Mena, Gerardo 56, 145 Merkledove, Eric 134 Merritt, joane Merritt, Gerald 127 ,,s,,, Merritt, Lydia Miller, Bill 2, 64, 74, 93, '134 50, ei, 64. ee, 145 Rangel. Diane 128 s 1,31 5 , Mans, Mims, Mims, Mims, Mims, 22516, 63133145 Dorian 15, 16, 20, 27, john 17, 56, 146 116545622 644141127 Sarah 134 Mitchell, 7 Bfiggette ttirt 146 52, 53, 59, 146 MQ35f60U'!5??Y,F?3dd19 , i 7 3136211 56,5127 1 7, 205123, 55, 74, 140, 1465 Maine, Ligncla ,771 Mqgtris, Nikki g Mullen, Greg 7, 16, 17,003 Muns, Debra 42, 57, 127 Murff, Becki - Myers, Frederick Myers, jackie 57, 127 Mynhier, Kandy 23, 146 Mynhier, Karen 57, 127 Navarro, Albert 19, 20, 27, 28, 42, Navarro, Martin 46, 59, Neeley, Connie 58, 134 Neumann, Walter 57, 12 Nino,-Carol 47, 127 Norman, Anthony 146 Robert Oehoa, Sylvia Karen 127 Oliiiiarez, Carlos 134 Olivvarez, Erasmo 9, 41,i106, 146, 108, 109 138, 108 7 Olga Oniberg, jack 30, 146 james 127 David 1, 20, 23, 24, 55, 70, , Ortiz, Melissa 41, 57, 59, 64, 127 Angela james 56, 127 Paiiiilla, Ernest 56, 133 Painter, Lisa 136 Craig 41, 146 Pziiik, Tammy 136 Aaron 56, 136 Piiilerson, Linda Pagling, jeffrey Parrish 127 ,, ,,,,,,,, , ,,--..- , 1 Darrell 100giiiii:i?fk, 1-' Petty, Melvin 20, 22, Pram, Hue as ' 29, 43, 62, 74 43, 52, 53, 61. 63, 64, 141, 146 74 102, 146, 150 Poteel, Cyndi 24, 25, 39, 43, 54, 63, 146 Potter, Catherine 136 Porterfield, Darryl 42, 5 Prewitt, Charles 136 Prince, Rhonda 57, 128 Pruitt, Ricky 126 2, 53, 57, 59, 60 61 136 Pryor, Rhonda 47, 57, 128 Puentes, janie 128 Reid, Sheila 22, 58, 146 Reid, Shril 128 Reyes, Cervando Reyes, jesse Reyna, Rachel 42, 59, 128 Rhodes, Harold Rhodes, john 128 Richards, Elaine 57. 128 Richards, Regina 124 Richardson, Brian 56, 136 42- Richardson, jeffery Richter, Clayton 21, 23, Richter, Floyd 147 Ricks, Thomas 28, 39, 56, Ridge, Sheila 59, 61, 63,136 , Ridings, Patricia 27, 49, Riggs, Travis A 147 ' Ri1ey,E1izabeih410, 38,-42, 475563, 6452107 T36 138 Rimlinger, Lori 22, 24, 6 Ringle, jeffrey 108, 136 Roberts, Debroahii Roberts, Richard Rodriquez, Delores Rogers, Royce 136 3, 64, 108, 110 147 Rolcas, Tommy 2, 23, 74, 147. 150 Adam - Ramon, Manuel 74, 136 Rottie, Thomas 126 ROSE, Sharie 63, 74, 128' Rutledge, Willis 76, 79 Sanchez, Gloria 136 Sanders, Della 128 Savage, jeffrey 136 Sawyer, Kenneth Sawyer, john 147 Scott, Dietra 10, 30, 62, Scott, Raymond Sharp, Michael Shaw, Leonard 62, 128 Shaw, Valerie 147 Shelby, Deborah 59, 61, Sheffield, Darryl 30 80, 89, 90, 147 1 36 11232: Sheffield, jeannette Marlboroitigh 28, 43 62 144 147 Sherman, james 22, 27, 93, 95, 96, 98, 147 Simcik, Matt 136 Simek, Lori 49, 136, 138 Simmons, Debra 14, 16, Simrrions, Patricia simpson, Stephanie 43, 16, 59, 69, 91, 147 108 1 Slaughter, LarryV108, 109, 148, Slayden, Sheryliilfiitch 148 Slyter, Sheryl 57, 128 Slyter, Veronica 136 Smallwood, Rockie 13, 22, Smith, Christopher Smith, Cary Smith, Katharine 56, 136 Smith, Leanora 129 Smith, Rochelle 17, 54, 148 Smith, Roderick 136 Z Smith, Smith, Terry Valorie ze, 28,l3B, 40, 41, 54, 64, 148 Van, Iacquelane Vardeman, Karen 128, 129 Varela, Isable 64 Vargas, Frederico 25, 43, 149 Varnum, Heather 42, 63, 137 Vasquez, Marie Veselka, Jeannie 137 Vinson, Traci 129 Smith, Walter 23, 56, 148 Solomon, Michael 4, 30, 55, 70, 71, 74, 93, 95, 148 Spelmi-111, Ieff 4, 7, 19, 20, 28, 55, 63, 66, 108, 109, 148 Spence, Carla 136, Spence, Steve 56, 136 Spikes, Robert 100, 106, 129 Snmks, LESS 136, Sjfiotser, Craig 57,Y'87, 137' Spruill, Linda 59 Stanton, Italie 137, V Stanton, :Harrie 148 Stebbins, Diana 26 Stewert, Robin 129 Stockton,ffScott 46,' 61, 63, 137 Stroud, Carol 148 Stroud, Marion 137 Whitaker, Lisa Stroud, Sandra 42, 49, 173 Sulak, Tammy 129 Summers, Don 64, 86, 93, 173 Taylor, Bobby Summers,zGlenn 57, 129 Summers, Kenneth 23, 70, 74, 100 Swift, Timnthy 137 Swindall, Sharon 148 Talamonte, Sonia Talley, Gary 40, 41, 149, 150 Voss, Garland 87432129 Waits, Roderick 23, 102, 149 Waits, Roianda ,i Walker, Aubrey 62, 74, 93' Walker, Barbara 59 V Walker, Brenda 26, 47, 561180, 81355149 Walker, Charles 1 ' Walker, Ronnie Walker, Wilson 137 ,,, Ware, Malcolm 56 Watkins, Barbra 81, 89, 104, 105, 129 Watkins, Sheri 4, 21, 23, 26, 43, 47, 149 Watson, Henry 56 Watson, Reesa 14, 15, 17, 41, 64, 140, 149 Weaver, Tamara 129 Webb, Ieffrey 41, 46, 137 Webb, Ienny 129 Webater, Gwendolyn 57 Welch, Brian 7, 23, 74, 149 Whisenant, Donna 22, 24, 25, 26, 63, 149 White, White, White, White, White, White, Annette 81 ' Charles 23, 55, 56, 74, 149 Lamita Michelle 47, 60, 137 Minnie Renee 76, 100, 107 Whitlow, Sharon Whittington, Dwight 25, 147 Taylor , Mardis Taylor, Roseland 59, 137 Taylor, Terry 56, 137 lmann, Sherrie 6, 17, 64, 108, 149 Thomas, Debra 54, 137 Thomas, Victor 59, 93 Thompson, Delesia 149 Thompson, Exelle 59 Teiche Wier, Ieffrey Williams , Arthur 87, 129 Williams, Williams, Williams, , Richard 46, 59, 87, 137 Williams Williams Dettra Michelle 26, 43, 47, 149 Mike 99, 129 Sherry 56 137 Thompson, Iessie 129 Tipps, Natalie 17, 137 Tipps, Sherry Tipton, Charles 37, 129 ' Tipton, Vickie 149 Tijerina, Mary 42 Tobias, Roy 43 Tofanelli, Susan 149 Tolbert, Eric 42, 59, 74, 137 Tolbert, Stephanie 14, 16, '23, 43, 58, 80,149 Toliver, Harlan 62 Torres Torres , Claudia 22, 58 , Deborah 42, 137 Torres, Kenneth Torres, Patrick 129 Torres, Samuel 42, 76, 79 Trevino, Cynthia 81 Trevino, Tranky 76 Tuck, Martin 76, 129 Unkenholz, Cathy Williams, Tony 46, 137 Williamson, Wanda 43, 149 Willis, Charles Wiley, Scott 61 Wilson, Chuck 64, 74, 87, 93 Wilson, Karen McMillion 39, 149 9 Wilson, Kelly 26, 53, 57, 150 Wilson, Raymond Wilson, Todd 46, 137 Winfield, Donna Winningham Ienda 6 S Winninghami Wendy 41, '42, Woodard, Stacey 58 Yarbrough, Sam 7,V108, 111, 137, 139 YQUUCEY llu 137 Young, Freddie 232124, 7452151 Zaeharydgfla noe 93, Zajicek,.,David 10,4 23, 74,1151 Zgabay, rim z, 4, za, za, 55, 61, sa, 74