Waxahachie High School - Chief Yearbook (Waxahachie, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1976 volume:

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H igh School Administration XI r Ei' ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Jimmie Ray ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Finis Turner You Know Youyre a Teacher Wlzen. .. You are able to help a student attain his potential in areas of study. You get excited about a stu- dent's idea and realize the best part of it is the idea came from an inter- ested student, not a teacher. Initia- tive, interest, and creative thinking on the part of a student gives me a real sense of truly teaching, rather than a manager of students. An ex-student comes back from college, the service, or a job and says 'I surely appreciate what you taught me in .High School' . When I can see students learn- ing. The majority of your students strive very hard to learn the subject matter you are teaching and suc- ceed because you are an under- standing and efficient teacher. You can see on a student's face that he has at last understood what you have been explaining. You've had your first parent conference . You see a former student fol- lowing an example you set. A student gets turned on to look- ing for more information. A student finally grasps a con- cept you've been teaching for days. A student asks you for further information . ' ' You start being concerned about students learning and not the amount of material you are cover- ing. 20 QR FS .vm RONALD APPLETON teaches Agri- culture and sponsors the FFA . His hobbies are fishing, hunting, and camping. MS . ABRAM teaches English and sponsors the Pep Club and Tau Theta Phi. Her hobbies are singing, dancing, sewing, and reading. IOSE AGUILAR teaches auto-body and paint in the vocational center. K' 0 0' .' .0 0 .9 . ' ' 'Q Q . j f of Q ' GARY AUTREY teaches Vocational RUTH BALLARD teaches English and RETA BELL teaches Vocational Agriculture and sponsors the FFA. sponsors the annual. Her hobbies Office Education and sponsors the He enjoys calf roping, horse train- are music, sewing, cooking, and VOE club. ing, and hunting. handcrafts. . A JANE ANN BOLIN teaches Speech! DORIS BUTLER teaches Biology I Drama and English. She sponsors and Gen. Science. She is one of the the Sock 8a Buskin club. and she Sophomore Class sponsors. enjoys sewing, crafts, and acting. WANDA N . CAIN teaches English and sponsors the FTA . In her spare time she enjoys woodwork, sewing, I reading, and cooking. FQ +- MARY TOM CAMPBELL teaches MYERS CAMPBELL teaches Distrib- JOHNNY CATHEY teaches Physical Spanish and sponsors the Spanish utive Education, and sponsors the Education and Health. He coaches Club. Her hobbies include painting, DECA Club. Mr. Campbell enjoys Ir. High football and B-Team bas- metal work. music, handcrafts, and hunting and fishing. ketball. His hobbies include any antiques. types of sports. avg- l ' I I BLYNTHIA L. DAVIS teaches Eco- RAY DAVIS teaches Building Trades MRS. FRANK DYER teaches Typing. nomics. Shorthand. and Bookkeep- and sponsors the Building Trades She enjoys sports and reading. ing. She sponsors the National Honor Club. Society. Her hobbies include sewing and reading. Mr. Cain, Mr. Dorsey. Mrs. Davis, and Mrs. Ballard taking a break during 5th period. WILLIAM S. CURRY teaches Auto- Mechanics and sponsors the VICA Skill contest and the Plymouth Shooting Contest. In his spare time he enjoys hunting. fishing, and ski- ing. Q, . 115 Y I SANDRA SECHREST EDSON teaches Biology I and II. She is one of the sponsors for the Freshman Class. She breeds, trains, and shows Morgan Horses. She also likes travels, snow skiing, and sewing. li ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE Ronnie Lopez and Cynthia Alexander - Kelton. NOT PICTURED: Kurt Van sickle . x .. Z-. 'mWWiii:i2sissi1'z:nr22H1- ' . W. , - WPI-2 A 1 . ' ,, x ' - ' K - Vx l I I' I -.?l'?'f ' Q, ' f . 'gil - I ' -JS. iff- -N - .f . , S- '- Mrs. Walker's chemistry classes visited the Water Purification Plant. ,ffm if. -- - 1' n wa 2 -f' .. . sg 0 N T I 1 . .Q ...A ?l t, 4, ' - CARMEN ESPARZA teaches Civics. ATS. Senior Class Sponsors Pat Sawyer and Fred Hed- gecoke help the seniors line up for the class pic- TIITC . dag I A A z DWIGHT ESSELMAN teaches Elec- FAYE FARMER teaches Homemaking She spends her spare time with her young son born last fall. ing, and church work. JO ANN GRAY teaches Home Eco- WILLIAM S. GUERRANT teaches TED HARRIS teaches Mathematics nomics Cooperative Education and Mathematics and is one of our and is a coach. He is one of the sponsors HERO-FHA. She enjoys sew- I coaches. He likes to hunt, fish. and Freshman Class Sponsors. ing. reading, and watching pro- play golf. football games on TV. trical Trades and sponsors the club I. She sponsors the FHA . Her hobbies can History. I-le sponsors the Jr. His- for that class. are sewing, reading, cooking, sing- GAYLARD FRENCH teaches Ameri- torian Club. His hobbies are wood- finishing, tennis and basketball. DR. RONNIE I. HASTINGS teaches Advanced Math and sponsors the Sc. -Math Club, Philosophy Club, and the Chess T ournament. He enjoys games of strategy, tennis, writing and reading. FRED HEDGECOKE teaches History ANNE HORAN teaches Health JOHN HORAN teaches Horticulture. and is a Coach. He also is one of the Senior Class sponsors. Occupations and sponsors the TEHOS Club. CAREY HORNER teaches Boys and Girls Health and Coaches Football and Girls' Track. His hobbies are golf and hunting. W? 'lf KATHY HOWARD teaches Art and sponsors the Art Club. Her hobbies include stain glass, watercolor, decoupage, skiing and water sports. CLETA M. JONES teaches English and sponsors the Ir. Class and Phi Kappa. Her hobbies are reading and fishing . DOUG KEESE teaches Algebra l and Pre-Algebra. In addition to teach- ing school, he teaches Sunday School and enjoys working to fix up his house. X 'P.::- PRESTON HUBBARD teaches Wood- work . IO ANNA LACEY teaches Office Duplicating Practices and sponsors the Y-Teens. Her hobbies are bowling, cooking, and playing softball. Whois the Best Advice Y0u Ue Ever Had? Don't teach school unless you feel you must and love to work with kids. To keep cool no matter what happens. To just be myself. You can't seem right to any, unless you seem wrong to many. The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires. Always be honest and fair. To know myself through sincere examination of life. Life unexa- mined is not worth living. Forget most of what you learned about teaching when you were in college. lt's useless! Anything worth having in life is not easily gained, but requires hard work. Take people as they are. To go back to school and get a teacher's certificate . Live life one day at a time, liv- ing each day to its fullest potential. Love thy neighbor as thyself va -- Do the very best job you can in every endeavor you undertake. ln order to teach you must teach the individual. crafts, sewing, bicycling, and Wat Has Teaching Taught You? To expect the unexpected. That I know so little. Teaching is by no means an easy job, but one of the most rewarding occupations a person can have. That there is good in each stu- dent. That loving ideals and living by them is all there is that is good and worthwhile in life. I have been made to understand the enormous responsibility of par- ents to instill the right attitude toward learning in their children. Teaching has taught me toler- ance, love of people, how to be one's self, how to make decisions, how to see both sides of a particular problem, and that teaching is truly a dedicated profession. To be tolerant of peop1e's mis- takes. That you learn more as a teacher than as a student. It has often made me question the WHY behind what I teach and caused me to open myself to chang- ing, new ideas. Too often I think we all tend to rely on what we were taught as being automatically the thing we need to pass on to others. When my students give good reasons for change, I listen. To take 1 day at a time, to not expect change overnight, and to keep my cool in a crisis. That you never stop learning. 24 WILLIAM LEWIS teaches Small Engine Repair and sponsors the club for that class. His hobbies are fish- ing, Deep Sea, and travel. Q.,- IRBY MARTIN teaches Band. BOB MCALISTER teaches Radio and TV Repair. He sponsors the VICA Club for that class and the Key Club. He enjoys playing tennis. PATTY McCOLL teaches Physical Education and Health and Coaches Volleyball and Girls' Golf. She enjoys music, sports, and photogra- JOLYNE H. MCGREGOR, R.N. MELNA MCCUTCHAN teaches teaches Vocational Nursing. Her Homemaking I and II and sponsors hobbies are golf and tennis. the FHA. Her hobbies are arts and phy . travel. I CAROLYN MCCREIGHT teaches BERLYN I. MCKNIGHT teaches RICK MCMICHAEL teaches ICT and Resource English and Resource Child Development. Home Man- sponsors the VICA-ICT Club. Math. agement, and Home Furnishings. Her hobbies are cooking. reading. and traveling. , TONY MEDVEN is a teacher of MARY MIDDLETON teaches Con- Mathematics. One of his hobbies is sumer Education and Today's World. music. Her hobbies include raising African Violets, photography. sewing, knit- ting, needlepoint, and reading. if 3 'Fl' 'X Brian Bennet gives a current-event report in Mr. I-Iorner's class. UPPY motoq S. N0 ', i' SANDRA MINATRA teaches Journal- CHERYL KAY MITCHELL teaches ism and is the Beacon advisor. She is French, German, and English and the Women's Editor for the DAILY sponsors the French-German Club. LIGHT and enjoys canoeing, photog- I-Ier hobbies are sewing and reading. raphy, and stamp collecting. JACK MOSS is our Athletic Director DAVID M. NUNN teaches Drafting and is the Head Coach. and Pre-Algebra. His hobby is coin collecting. -1' DOUGLAS PORTER teaches Con- struction Trades and sponsors the club for that class, PATRICK L. PATTON teaches Instrumental Music. His hobbies include photography and tennis. 6 'Q JIMMY D. PRISOCK teaches Air Conditioning and Refrigeration and sponsors the VICA Club for that class. IUDE SMITH teaches World History. He owns a private business and lists his hobbies as hunting and fishing. ALICE RIDDLE is the Plan A Teacher. Her hobbies include sew- PAT SAWYER teaches English and is one of the Senior Class Sponsors. Her ing, playing dominoes. and reading. hobbies include directing plays. v. reading, and writing poetry. i I SHARON E. SEETON teaches Cosme tology and sponsors the VICA Club for that class. Her hobbies include various handcrafts, tennis, and music. TOMMY SIMPSON teaches English LUCILLE SMITH teaches English and RON SIMPSON teaches Civics and is is the sponsor of the FNA. the Director of Title III. He sponsors and sponsors Tau Theta Phi Social SUPPY y no Wo? I gs 54 the Key Club. Fraternity, FTA. and the Waxa. Motorcross Club. His hobbies are gold and tennis. -my , x . .' X 5 13, Wy I MARILYNN THORNHILL teaches PHIL TURNER teaches Health and is FRANCES WALKER teaches Chemis- MAISY WALKER teaches Mathemat- Pre-Enployment VOE and sponsors a coach. try I and II and Algebra I. She enjoys ics and sponsors Cheerleading. the Jr. Class and OEA. She teaches knitting, needlepoint, yoga, and Sunday School and enjoys reading playing bridge. and needlepoint. Q x 1 . yn' . A 3 ANN WRIGHT teaches Choir. Her HENRY WAKELAND teaches Weld- ALVIN WILSON teaches Plumbing ing and sponsors the club for that and sponsors the club for that class. hobby is C0119CIiI'lg music b0XeS- class. . F4535 i The Faculty prepares for the year at the opening inservice meetings. 1 'Q W, CAIN is our Librarian NANCY CLAUNCH is a Guidance TIBBY COULSTON is a Teacher Aid Sponsors the jr, Historian Club, Associate. She is a sponsor for the over the Suspension Room . She hobbies include ggrdening, and National Honor Society. She enjoys sponsors the lndianettes. She enjoys sewing, cooking, sports, and oil painting, arts, and crafts. music. Make Any Statement Yon Wish About Teaching, Teachers, or Students . . . A teacher to me is a very spe- cial type of person that is concerned more for the students' well-fare than for his own. He is dedicated to his profession and is concerned if he is not getting his material across. If a person is not concerned about these things, then he or she should not take on the role of a teacher. In counseling, the best results often come not from giving advice, but from learning to be a good lis- tener. The most common complaint I hear from students is that they feel their class or work is dullg although the instructor can set the stage for an exciting educational experi- ence, there must be a desire from the students for such success to be achieved. Teaching is a lot more fun than cleaning house. I love it! CMost of the time .7 Teaching is a very draining pro- fession. Sometimes Qquite often I might addy you feel as if you can't go on. You wonder what it would be like to have an office job where you can leave the problems until you return the next day. However, since you are continually replenished with the strength to go on you know this is your destiny and Someone is tak- ing care of you. Teachers are guardians of our moral and intellectual heritage - What a charge to keep! Teaching pupils is the most rewarding occupation . I'm grateful for the opportunity of working with students because it keeps me 'young' and 'on my toes' in my thinking and actions. Teachers - Students - You can't be one without being the other. wx ,gr I X. ' Q 1. CECIL A. GRESHAM is the T. J. HAMLIN is the Plan A EUGENE HEAD is the Voca- BOBBIE JOSEPH is the Home-School Liaison. I-le Supervisor. tional Counselor. Library Aide. enjoys music, fishing, and all sports as a spectator. 'IP Y mf aff KITTY KVALE is me Regis- VIVIAN MCADAMS is the LEO O'NEAL is the Voca- BOBBY PIPPINS is a Counse 1131- and secretary for our Schogl Nurse , tional Adjustment CO-O1'di- lOI fOI 0111' school. school. She is a member of Hawr- the Swinging Indians Square Dance Club. BEVERLY RAFEL serves as RUTH SHUGART serves as VIRGINIA WADE iS the MARY VILLERREAL is a Diagnostician for our the Home-Bound teacher. Attendance Secretary. She Teacher's Aide . school. enjoys sewing, reading, and playing Bridge . Cafeteria Workers X 1 xr 1 P . f ,v ,ln , lst ROW: Lela Alford, Lynn Austin. Jack Ryan - Director. 2nd ROW: Juanita Coulston, Alta Morgan, Rosine Bender, Kerry Bender. 1' Q ka! Juanita Holly, Willie Hawkins, Lillian Dunford, Michael Bencer, Ellen Glandon. 3rd ROW Custodians Mr. William Whitehead Mr. A. E. Trompler Mani Perez NOT PICTURED: Ray Batson Eli Maldonato Corine Stone .ZZ-iq' 55? sov- 47 2 cv' im! . . Q J 114424, ' l s Q Seniors 'trhe Spirit of 77697 Class Officers Sam Hargers ----------- President Sherrie Reeb ---lst Vice President Eric English ---2nd Vice President Kelly Sovereign ------- Secretary Vera Lacey ------------ Treasurer Pat Sawyer ------- ---Sponsor Fred Hedgecoke ---- - --Sponsor 1 1 i i VONDA E. ALLEN WANDA L. ALLEN - Tau Theta Phi -'4. CHARLES E . ANDREWS PARTICIA ANDERSON - FFA, 1, 2, 3, 4: Tahos 4: FNA 2: Reporter Tahos, 4: Sen- tinel FFA 1: FFA Greenhand Quiz 1: Chapter Conducting 2: Waxa. , Ft. Worth, Houston Livestock Show Exhibitor 1, 2, 3, 4: Houston Dairy Judging 2. DONYA MARIA ANDREWS - FHA 2, 3, 4: Ir. Hist. 3, 4: FTA 1: Y-Teens 2: OEA 4: Royal Arts and Charity Club Award in Typewriting 3: UIL Typing 3. LYNN AUSTIN LORI SUE BILLS - Football Hostess. HERO -FHA4., - y PHILLIP MAXWELL BLEVINS - Foo-Efail, 1, 2: Tennis 1, 2: Fellowship of Christianxb Athletes 1: Key Club 3, 4: VICA 3. 4: VICA Pres. 4: Key Club Treasurer 4. K RHONDA BORDEN - FNA 1. 2. 3: FTA 1. 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Speech-Drama Club 1. 2: DECA 3. GLORIA JEAN BOSWELL - FHA 1, 4: Choir 2: Beacon Staff 2: Perfect Attend- ance 2: DECA 4. SAMUEL E. BOTSFORD - Band 1. 2. 3. 4: FFA 1: Brass Ensemble lst Div. 3: Drama Play 4: Sox and Buskin 4: Jr. Hist. 4. MARK EVERETT BOWDEN - Football 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club 1: 2nd V. Pres lr. Class: Key Club 3: Handsome 3: Who's Who American High School Stu- dents 3: VICA CICTJ 4. LARRY BRADSHAW - National Honor 1 Society 3 , 4 . TERESA MARIE BRIM - Office Asst. 1: Transfer From Ennis 3 . NORVELL D. BROWN Ill - Varsity Basket- ball 1, 2, 4: J.V. Basketball 3: Football 1: Most Bashful 1: Homecoming Escort 1: All Dist. Hon. Men. Basketball 1: CSOphf enlo Atherton, 4' -f ', Ca ' AQ, BSU V. Pres. Homecoming ,f scort, Stu. Council, Basketball Capt.y, Most Valuable Player, Basketball 3, Sta- tistic Leader 3: 1 on 1 and 2 on 2 Cham- pion, Sr. Committee: Most Valuable Player 4: 3 Time All-Tournament 4. JOHN BRIAN BURKS - B-Team Baseball 2: V. Pres. Health Occupations 3. ' I. ,xx CANDACE ANN CAIN - FNA 1: FHA 1. 2: Hist. 1: FTA 2, 3, 4: Sec.-Treas. 4: Jr. Hist. 1, 2, 3, 4: V. Pres. 1: Choir 2: Sock and Buskin 4: Frankenstein 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Editor 4: Science-Math 3, 4: Am. Heritage Award 3: Rotary A 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Lib. 3, Sec. 4: All-Reg. Band 2, 3, 4: Tex. Ir. Science Sym. 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2: NHS 3, 4: Woodwind Quintet 2, 3: Sr. Committee 4: St. UIL Solo and Ensemble 3: UIL Solo and Ensembles 1. 2, 3, 4: Woodwind Trio 4. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL - OEA 3. 4: Vol- leyball B 2, 3: Volleyball A 4: NHS 3, 4. ANDREW ORTIZ CANTU III - Football 1. 3: Baseball 1, 4: Track 1, 3: Ir. Class Treas.: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Treas. 3: ESSA 3: ESSA Pres. 4: Stu. Council 2, 3: Stu. Council Pres. 4: TAHOS 4: Treas. 4: ESSA Parent Committee 3. 4: Who's Who Am. H.S. Stu. 3, 4: Office Aide 3. AIONI MARIE CARLAT - Y-Teens 2: Drill Team 2, 3, 4: VOE 4. TINA CARSON - Pep Club 3. 4: VICA 3, 4: FHA. ALTON WAYNE CHAMBERS - Sr. Com- mittee 4. GLENDA CHANDLER - Tau Theta Phi 4: HERO FHA 4. BONNIE LOU CHILES - FHA 1: Beacon Staff 2: VICA 3, 4: FFA 3: Who's Who Am. Students 4. JULIA KAY COCKERHAM - Carnation Princess 1: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis Runner-Up 1, 2: Dist. Champ 3: Beauty 2: Homecoming Nom. 2, 4: UIL Twirling 1st Div. 1, 2, 3, 4: St. Twirling 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Maj. 2, 3, 4: Head Maj. 3, 4: Key Club Sweetheart 4: Chamber of Commerce Queen 4: Stu. Council 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3: NHS 3, 4: Y-Teens 1. CARLA LYNETTE COLLEPS - Jr. Hist. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec. 2: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec. 1: Hist. 2: FNA 3, 4: FTA 3, 4: Science- Math Club 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Treas. 4: Phil. Club 4: Encounter Level 1 Award 1: Track 2: Class Fav. 2: Harding Cit. Award 2: Sr. Art Comm. 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. JERRY BRUCE COLLEPS BRETT W. COLSTON - ICT 3, 4: ICT Treas. 4 . ' ALVIN COOPER DENISE COPPEDGE - Jr. I-Iist. 1: Art Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Pres. 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3:Dri11 Team 2' 3. 4: VOE 3. 4: Hm. of vos and OEA 4. DEREK COPPEDGE - Football' 1, 2, 3, 45 2nd Team All-Dist. 3: Co-Capt. 4: 2nd Team All-Dist. 4: Indian Pride Award 4: Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4: Dist. Finalist 2, 3- 1 Hillsboro Tourny Champ: Reg. Finalist 3: Big Green Relays Champ 2, 3: Track 1: Participate in St. Tennis Toumament- Outstanding Tennis Player 2, 3 . KAY COSTA RICHARD GLENN COVINGTON - Band 1. 2, 3, 4: 3A All-Reg. Band 2: 4A All Reg. Band 3: UIL Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4: FTA 2, 3, 4: V. Pres. 3: Pres. 4: Ir. Hist. 2, 3, 4: Treas. 2: Pres. 3: NHS 3, 4: Pres. 4: Science-Math Club 3: UIL Science 3, 4: Sock and Buskin 4: Wood- wind Quintet 1. 2, 3: Woodwind Trio 4. ANN CAROLYN COX - Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Stu. Council 1: Spanish Club 1, 2: Y- Teens l: Drill Team 2, 3, 4: Lieut. 3, 4: Drill Team Council 2, 4: Princess 2: Homecoming Nominee 2, 3: Superlative 2, 3: NHS 3, 4: Citizenship Award 1: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Chap. Pres. 1: Sr. 4th V. Pres. 2. LINDA MCGOWAN CRENSHAW STEVEN E. CRENSHAW 'MARK KEITH DANIEL CATHY DAVIS - HERO FHA 3, 4. CINDY DAVIS - Class Favorite 1: Coro- nation Princess 3: Biggest Flirt 2: Drill Team 2, 3, 4. TERRI JEAN DILLARD - Band 1: Y-Teen 1: OBA 3, 4: Cheerleader - B 2: Head 3: Varsity Cheerleader fHeadJ 4: FHA 3, 4: Football Sweetheart 4: Coronation 1: Stu. Council 3, 4: Treas. 4. SCOTT DORSETT - Football 2: Track 1: Tennis 4: Key Club 2. DARVIN R. DUGGAN ERIC J. ENGLISH - Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Capt. 4: Baseball 1: Basketball 2, 3: Track 1: Youth Adv. Coun. 3: Span. Club Parl. 3: Sgt.-at-Arms Key Club 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Class Fav. 3: Class V.P. 4: FHA Beau 4. DEBORAH G . FARMER RAMONA FAITH FARMER - OEA 3, 4: W.W. Am. H.S. Stu. 3. LARRY FEASTER - Football 1, 2: Ir. Hist. 1: Track 1, 2: Coronation 1, 3: Key Club 3, 4: Coop. Ag. 1, 2, 3, 4. KIMBERLY RENEE FOSTER - Span. Club 1. 2: Perf. Att. 2: Rotary A Award: Ir. Hist. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec. 3: Pres. 4: Drill Team 2, 3, 4: OEA 3, 4: OEA Inter- Office Comm. - 4th in Dist. 3: FTA 4: W.W. Am. H.S. Stu. 3. JERRY W. FRAZIER VIRGINIA FUENTES - FHA 1, 2, 4: Span. Club 1, 2: Span. Club V.P. 1: FHA Ir. Adv. Com. 4th V.P. 1: Annual Staff 3: B Team Cheerleader 2: B Team Volleyball 2, 3: Capt. 3: NHS 3, 4: ESAA Sec. 3, 4: Dist. Ed. 4: Y-Teens 2: Ir. Hist. 3: Off. Asst. 3, 4: Class 2nd V.P. 2: W.C. Ten- ery Award 3: Rotary Award 1: Encounter Award 1: Stu. Coun. 4. DEBRA LOUISE FULKS - FHA 1: Cher. Charmers 2, 3: OEA Pres. 3, 4: W.W. Am. H.3. Stu. 4. STEPHEN SAXON FULLER - Football 1. 2: Class Pres. 3: Span. Club 1, 2: Basketball 1. CARMEN GARCIA GONZALES - Beacon Staff 2: Coronation Duchess 2: Span. Club 2: FHA 4. DAVID LEE GOODWIN PATRICK ROBERT GORDON - Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: Football Hel- met Award 4: Hand. 2: Coronation Prince 2: Span. Club 2, 3: Key Club 3. JAMIE IUANELL GREGG - FHA lst V.P. 1: HERO - FHA 3. 4. RONNIE GRIFFITH - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Greenhand Skills 1: Meat Iudg. 1: Farm Silfills 2, 3: Dairy Judg. 2: Lone Star Farmer Award 3: Livestock Exhibition 2, E: lkiding Club 1, 2. DEBORAH KAY GRIMES - HERO - FHA 4. PAMELA Y. HAMILTON SAMUEL EARL HARGERS - Football 1. 2 3. 4: Capt. 4: Basketball 1: Track lg St. Coun. V.P. lg Key Club V.P. 3: Elec. Trades Pres. 33 Class Pres. 4. SUSAN ELIZABETH HAYES - FHA 1. 2 HERO - FHA 3, 4: Pres. 4. ROBERT JAMES HENDERSON YVONNE HENDERSON - FHA 1: Y-Teens 2, 4: HERO - FHA 4: SBOSS Club 4: Tau Theta Phi 4. RONNIE JOHN HENTHORN WILLIAM D. HURN SHARON HONEA - FNA 1, 2, 3: FNA V.P. 3: Volleyball 3g OEA 3, 4. ' WILLIAM I-IOWE - Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: French-German Club 4. DEBRA LYNN HUNT - Homecoming Nom. 1: FHA 1, 4g Student Council 2, 3, 4: Student Council Secretary 3: Beauty 1, 3: Indian Mascot 2, 3, Athletic Office Assistant 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 4g Y-Teens 3. DAVID JACKSON JULIE JENKINS KATHY JENKINS - Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 FTA 4: Philosophy Club 4: Track 1, 2 Tennis 1: Spanish Club Treasurer 3, 4 President of Drama Club 4: Art Club 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2. A LORETTA JENKINS - Student Council 1 Drill Team Manager 2: Indianettes 3 Who's Who 4: Tau Theta Phi 4. DANL BRETT JOHNSON - Key Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 1: Football 1, 2: Track 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. RODNEY JOHNSTON GARY IOSLIN - Vo. Ag. 1. 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. JERRY KELLY - Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: A11-St. Baseball 3: A11- Dist. Baseball 3: Fr. Vice-Pres. 1: Soph. Class Fav. 2: Track 1: Key Club 2, 3. ALBERT MIKE KELSO WARNER M. KIMBRELL - An Club 3: ICT Sec. 3, 4. CHARLES KINKAID - VICA Club Parl. 3: VICA Club Vice-Pres. 4. LaDONNA 'JEAN KRANNIG BUFORD NEAL LACEY NEDRA LAURON LACEY VERA LACEY - Y-Teens 3, 4: Parl. 4: OEA 3, 4g Parl. 4: Beacon Sweet. 3: Class Treas. 4: Tau Theta Phi Sec. and Sweet. 4. LARRY DEAN LEWIS DINA RENEE LIMITONE - Ir. Hist. 2, 3. 4: NHS 3, 4: NHS Sec. 4: FTA 3: FNA 2. 3: Beacon Staff 3g OEA 3, 4: Indiannettes Co-Capt. 34 FHA 4: Office Asst. 3, 4: Rotary A Award 1, 2: Typing Award 3. BELINDA SUE LOCKE - FHA 1: Drill Team 2, 3, 4: Miss C.C. 4: Span. Club 2: Drill Team Coun. Pres. 4: Senior Gift Comm. 4. MELVIN LOGGINS - FFA Sec. 1: FFA Local Chap. Sec. 2. CARLA SUE LOWRY - Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Maj. 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: lun. Chap. FHA 6th V.P. 1: Sen. Chap. FHA 6th V.P. 2: NHS 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Stu. Coun. 3. 'i LINDA DIANNE LOYD - FFA 1: FHA 2. 3: Y-Teens 2: Span. Club 3. CINDIA LOZANO - Span. Club 1: FHA 1 Beacon Staff 2: OEA 3, 4. BARBARA L . LUCKEY SHERRIE S. LYNN KELLY DEAN MALONE RICKEY MARTINEZ IRIS ANN MATTHEWS - Drill Team 2, 3 Span. Club 2: Football Hostess 4. JOHN MCADAMS RANDY DALE MCCULLOUGH - Band 1, 2: Science!Math 3. 4: FTA 4. MARTIN H. MCGEE KELLY D. MCNICHOLS TRACEY C. McNICHOLS RONALD JOE MCMAHAN - Band 1, 2, 3. 4: B. Librarian 23 B. Instr. Mgr. 3g B. Equip. Crew Mgr. 4, UIL Solo Contest 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Aid lg SciencelMath 4g John P'Pool Arden Mem. Draf. Award 35 FTA 3, 4: Photo. 4: Perf. Att. 1, 2: W. W. Am. H.S. Stu. 4, 3-A A11 Region Band 4. GLEN MOON - Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Off. 4: Span. Club 1: Drama Play 4. TERRY MOORE IO ANN MORRIS MITCHELL C. NEWTON - Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2: Band 1: Basketball 2, 3: Coronation Esc. 3: Tau Theta Phi 3, 4: Stu. Rights Com. 4. LAVONDA MAE O'DANIEL - Volleyball 2, 3, 4: OEA 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Pep Squad 3. PATSY LEE O'DANIEL - Track 1, 2: FNA 2, 3: Indiannettes 3, 4: Capt. 3, 4: TAHOS Sec. 4. JAMES LARRY ODOM GAYLE LYNETTE PATRICK - FHA 1: Class Off. 2: Coronation Duchess 3: Cos. Sweetheart 3: Cos. Treas. 3: Sec. 4: Track Mgr. 3: Indiannettes Capt. 3: Football Mgr. 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Perf. Attendance 2. PATTI PEARMAN - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Sgt.- at-Arms 1: Treas. 2, 3: Hist. 4: Y-Teens 1, 4: Class Beauty 1: Drill Team 2, 3, 4: Coronation 1: OEA 3: W.W. Am. H.S. Stu. 3, 4: Stu. Coun. 4. BENITA PENDLEY - FHA 1, 2: Choir 2: Drill Team 3: HERO - FHA 3, 4. DENISE ANN PENDLEY - Jr. Hist. 1, 2, 3, 4: V.P. 3, 4: Drama Club 4: Science Math 4: W.W. Am. H.S. Stu. 3: FTA 4: FHA 1: Pep Squad 8: Beacon Staff 3. KATHY ANNE PHILLIPS - OEA 3: Art Club 4: FHA 4: DECA 4: Photo. Club V.P. 4. ARTHUR PYLANT TERRY POFF JUDY GAIL POINTER - Off. Aid 2, 4: Tau Theta Phi 3, 4: ESSA 3, 4: Lib. Aid 4g Sr. Committee 4. LOUIS DOWEL PORTER - FFA 3, 4: Rotary A Award 3: VICA 2: Chap. Farmer, Chap. Conducting 3, 4: Dairy Judging 3: Who's Who in Am. H.S. 3. DIANE MARIE PRASLICKA - FHA 1, 2, 3. 4: Sr. Chap. Sec. 2: Chamber of Commerce Youth Advisory Comm. 3: VOE 4. DONALD PRICE - Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 34 Elec. Trades 3, 45 VICA 3, 4: Key Club 3, 44 Tau Theta Phi 3. 4. DELORES E. RAMIREZ DARLENE REDIC RICKY L. REDDELL - Baseball 1: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Chap. Rep. 3: Chap. Sec. 4: Chap. Farm. 2: Lone Star Farmer Deg. 3: Dairy Prod. 1: Meat Judg. 2: Livestock Iudg. 3: Livestock Show. SHERRIE I. REEB - NHS Jr. 1: Drill Team 1: Drama Club 2: Y-Teens 3, 4: FTA 3: Y-Teens Treas. 4: Class V.P. 4: Cham. of Com. Stu. Counc. Rep. 4. DAVID LARRY REID - lr. I-list. 2: Basket- ball Mgr. 2, 3: Baseball Mgr. 3: Science !MaT.h3, 4: W.W. Am. H.S. Stu. 3: Key Club 4. JAMES WESLEY RICHARDSON - Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Treas. 1: Track 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Choir 1, 2: Fel. Christ. Ath. 2: Key Club 3: Tau Theta Phi 3, 4: Pres. 4: Press Club 3, 4: Beacon Ed. 3, 4: Beacon Beau 4: Football Co-Capt. 4: Girl's Track Asst. Coach 4: Sr. Com. 4. SHIRLEY ROBINSON ALAN ROGERS - Football 1, 2: Track 1: Fel. Chris. Ath. 1: Baseball 1: Golf 2: VICA ICT 3, 4. JUDY LYNN RUTLEDGE - Band 1, 2, 3, 4: All-Region Band 3, 4: Solo and Ensem- ble 3, 4: Drill Instr. 3, 4: Phi Kappa 4: FTA 2, 4: FTA Com. 4: Stu. Coun. 4: Track 3: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Treas. 1: V.P. 2, 3: Land Iudg. 1: FFA Cer. Merit Award 1, 2. JOE SANDOVAL IDA L. SARGENT ' SHARON KAY SETTLE - Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Drum Major 3, 4: All-Region Band 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: V.P. 4: Stu. Dir. 2, 3, 4: Vocal Trio 3: Alto Sec. Leader 1, 2, 3, 4: Accompanist 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Choir 4: Soloist 1, 2, 3, 4: Woodwind Quintet 1, 2, 3: Brass Quartet 1: French Club 4: FTA 2, 3, 4: Sec. 3: V.P. 4: Stu. Teacher 2, 3, 4: Phi Kappa 4: Sci- ence!Math 3, 4: Off. 4: Brass Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4: W.W. Mus. Stu. Am. H.S. 4. JUDY KAY SLAUGHTER - Tau Theta Phi 3: Sec. 3: Drama Club Sec. 3: HERO - FHA 4. BEVERLY ANN SMITH - Choir 1, 2: B- Team Cheer. 2, 3: Volleyball Mgr. 3, 4: Cheer. Mgr. 4: Football Mgr. 4: OEA 4: Treas. 4: Coach Moss' Sec. 2, 3, 4. DEBRA A. SMITH SUSAN MARIE SMITH - FHA 1, 2, 3: HERO - FHA 4: Jr. Hist. 1, 2, 4:1 FTA 3. ALBERT LENORIS SNELL - Football 1, 2 Basketball 1: Track 1. 2: Football MSI 4. IRENE SNELL GILLIAM DWAYNE SOUTHARD - Foot- ball 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, 3: Ag. Electrification Award 1: Outdoor Recreation Award 2: Science and Math Club 3, 4: Quark Comm. 4: Key Club 3, 4. KELLY ELIZABETH SOVEREIGNA- Pres. Jun. Historians 1: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: 2nd Vice Pres. 1, 2: Historian 3: Student Coun. 2, 3: Drill Team 2, 3, 4: Lt. 4: Class Sec. 4: Am. Legion Girls' State 3: Coronation 3, 4: Drill Team Coun. 3. MARTHA IOY STANLEY - Band 1: FHA 1, 2: HERO FHA 3, 4: Treas. 4: Spanish Club 3. DELVIE STONE CLAY STROOPE - Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4: Cor- onation 3 . KELLY STUBBLEFIELD - Varsity Football 4. CHUCK TAPP KATHY TAULBEE GARY J. TEMPLETON DAVID LYNN TERRY - Football, Basket- ball Manager 1: Track 1: B Team Foot- ball 2: B Team Track 2: B Team Baseball 2: Beacon Staff 2: Press Club 2: Key Club 3, 4: Pres. 3: Annual Staff 3, 4. V. Pres. Stu. Council 4: Treas. Fr.-Ger. Club 4: Varsity Baseball 4: Mascot 4: FHA Beau 4. SUSAN GAIL THOMAS TERI N. THOMPSON KAREN DEANNE TowNsoN - vo. Ag. 1: 2: co-op 1. 31 mics 1. 4. KIMBERLY DIANE TRAVIS - FHA 1: Y- Teens 2: FNA 1: Drill Team 2. 3: LL. 3: HERO FHA 3: Spanish Club 1, 2. SUSAN MARIE UNDERWOOD SAUNDRA I. VANDIVER ROBERT VAUGHN VIRGINIA VILLARREAL - FHA 1. 2g Track 2. 3: Art Club 33 Sec. 3. DEAN E. WYLIE IANICE LAMB WALLACE - FHA 1: JI. Hist. 1: HERO - FHA 3, 4: V. Pres. HERO - FHA 4. KENNETH D. WALLACE - Band 1. 2. 3: Football 2, 43 Track 2, 45 Heidelberg Am. H.S. , Heidelberg, Germany 2, 3. MARK SHAWN WALTERS SHELIA GAIL WASHINGTON - FHA 1: Indianettes 3, 4: Stu. Council 4: Annual Staff 4: Sr. Class Camm. 4: Lib. Aide 4: Office Asst. 4. DAHARL WATERS - Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 33 Choir 2: Choir Favorite 2, Choir Librarian 2: Sec. Radio and TV 4. o PAM K. WHEELER - Office Aide 1: Can- didate for Beauty 1: Office Aide 2: Vol- leyball 2, 3, 4: FHA Mem. of Month 2: Stu. Council 3, 4: ESSA Comm. 3: Who's Who Among Am. Students 3: OEA 3, 4: 5th V. Pres. FHA 3: Officer of Month FHA 3: Sec. Stu. Council 4: ESSA Comm. Area VIII: Sec. FHA 4: Stu. Advisory Sec. 4: Sec. OEA 4: Who's Who Governor's Award 4: Football Hostess 4. DWAYNE WIGGINS - FFA 1, 2, 3. ROSIE MARIE WILLIAMS DARRELL WILSON - Class Pres. 1: Hand- some 1: Citizenship Award for Honor Roll 1: Varsity Football 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 2: All-Dist. High Jump 2: NHS 3, 4: Key Club 3: All-Dist. Basketball 3: All-Dist. Football 3: Who's Who Among H.S. Stu. 4: Capt. Basketball Team 4: Citizenship Award for Honor Roll 3. DENISE LENOR WINNINGHAM - ESSA 3, 4: OEA 3, 4: Indianettes 3: Who's Who 4: 4-H 3. 4. SUSAN LYNN WINNINGHAM - FHA 1: Band 1: B Team Cheerleader 3: Spanish Club 3. RICHARD LOUIS WISER - Spanish Club 1: Varsity Baseball 1: Art Club 2: Art Club 3: Annual Staff 3: Pres. VICA Elect. Trades 3: VICA-ICT Club 4. LAUREL ELAINE WOOD - Volleyball Mgr. 1: Volleyball B-Team Capt. 2: Volleyball Varsity 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Uniform Mgr. 2, 3, 4: Band Adjatant 4: NHS 3, 4: NHS V. Pres. 4: Track 1. Rifiky Becky X Randy Lisa Wes KELVIN W. BRANCH DANIEL I. BURGESS - Shop Club 3: Sgt. at Arms 3: Football - Varsity 45 Fresh. and B Team 1, 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball 2. TISSUE M. BYRD - HERO - FHA 4: Parl. 4: HECE 3, 4. EDDY A. BYARS DONALD BYRD KAREN G. COLEMAN JERRY LYNN CHANDLER LEONARD CHANDLER LINDA MARIE DOUGLAS JOHN FOREHAND STEVEN FOSTER - VICA 2, 3, 4. L. D. GIPSON ELIZABETH GRICE DEROLYN ONISE HALEY - Reporter on Beacon Staff 3: Cor- res. Sec. Tau Theta Phi 3: 2nd Runner-Up Miss Tau Theta Phi 35 Parl. Tau Theta Phi 4. NATHANIEL HOPKINS ARCI-IIE JACKSON RENORD JACKSON - Band 1, 2, 3, 45 UIL AAA Marching Contest 1, 2, 3, 4: AAA Ennis Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY D. JONES - Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Pres. VICA Class 4 . MELVIN KELLEY Seniors Not Pictured GLORIA LENNEFELT - Beacon 2, 35 Horticulture 3, 4. MACK MANGAN - DECA Club 3, 4: DECA Pres. 4: Delegate to DECA St. Convention 3. PATRICIA C. MCKINNEY CURTIS MITCHELL BILLY MOORE JEFFERY MOORE - VICA 3 ROYLYN D. MIMS JOSE NAVAREZ MURPHY PASS MIKE D. RECKSIEK WARREN A. REED MARILYN J. SMITH - HERO - FHA Parl. 4: Indianettes Sweetheart 3: Indianettes 3, 4, Student Council 4. LESLIE K. WADE X' D ,,,.. JAMES RUSSELL WATSON WALTER H . WILLIAMS MIKE B. WOODARD RHONDA DOLL GUTHRIE BRENDA M. WILLIAMS LINDA M. OGLESBY CLYDE LANGFORD, JR. AARON D. LOONEY -.:i f ag. 'iii- I. s .4 .11 is fs! 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WXQX ta A ff N 4' fa. - .I , A , - ' 4 1 J m, fS,7 gfH H ' ,- 'QW , xi Y, I 'A 3 'Q Y' Allie Baker Linda Becks Lilly Blevins Annette Brown Walter Browne 'Charles Calhoun Diane Chance Sally Chipman Carolyn Cox Eddie Carey Samuel Carson Brent Carter Barry Cash Dwight Cash lRandall Chamberlain lTommy Christian Lonnie Clay Richard Compton Belinda Davis juniors Not Pictured Ruben Cruz Daniel Davis Kelvin Dickerson Charles Donaldson Yvonne Davis Susan Fountaine Sammie Frazier Phillip Eason Terry Edwards Richard Foster Timothy Grimes Charles Hancock Eugene l-largers Kemalene Jackson Karen Johnson Sandra Johnson Larry Jackson George Johnson Melvin Jones Ruthie Jones Diane Kirk Suzie Kylar David Landrum Terry Luckie Charlotte Littlejohn Diedra Massey Connie McCoy Chana McGruder Charles Martin Windell McCowan Charla Meador Bobby Morris Debra Nations Janet Parker Bobby Napps Milton Oglesby Claudia Thomas Becky Thompson Jana Thompson Jimmy Tole Tony Townley Ann Williams Cheryl Williams Gwen Williams Theresa Williams Karen Valentine Kathy Venable Lori Woodard Larry Overton Friday Reynolds Brenda Roath Clara Robinson Christopher Reagor Jessie Riojas Richard Robinson William Sargent Jesse Savala Larry Smith Kim Smith Carol Stovall Irvin Stover Darren Sweet David Tadlock Cindy Terry Anita Williams Sandra Sharp 67 X-1--- - -- 'S X! ,f I . 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YY 'SK Randy Oliver Julie Ortiz Keith Osborn Larry Pannill Lori Patman Bubba Pendley Kelly Phariss Calvin Phillips Karen Poff Jerry Powers Eugene Praslicka Mark Price Julie Pylant Rodney Ramsey Mike Ray Michelle Reeb Jeff Reed Will Richardson Perry Richmond Bobby Rippey Bobby Robinson Ralph Sandoval Rickey Sargent Charles Seymore Billy Shepard Diana Smith Donna Smith Lisa Smith Rosie Smith Marla Sovereign Sharon Stern Kraig Stewart Willie Stone Bill Stroope Diane Tamex Cheryl Tracy Dawn Tracy Janet Trull Steve Vandiver Nita Vantreese Christine Volpe Ieania Lee Wakeland 3 Don Wallace Liz Watson Ronald Welnack David Wesson Adrian Rodgers Becky Rogers Kenneth Rodgers Frankie Sandoval -1': ' 1, , ,A I . -xy? 1 7 6 Sheila Allen Rodger Dale Allen Richard Anderson Ronnie Anderson Sammy Arevalo Cathleen Berry Harold Becks David Blair Becky Blaylock Burl Dean Blevins Fred Bledsue Earl Gene Blevins Louis Monroe Bohannon Lamonda Boone Patrick Boozer Anthony Branch Rochell Branch Rose Byrd Brenda Carrington Willie Carter ll Curtis Mark Casey Betty Chance Darlene Chandler Derwin Cash Daniel Castillo Reginald Chandler Cynthia Choate Steven Connell James Louis Conner Steven Cooper 'LTV I Melody Wheeler David Wiggins Jean Williams Keith Williams Sophomores Not Pictured Clifford Cooper Steven Cooper Roy Costlow Lester Cox Karen Crenshaw Bennett Davis Patrice Derrough Madison Debase Bobby Easley James Elliott Ray Esparza Michael Fennell Obra Foster, Jr. Carlos Fournier Roger French Jay Frye Gregory Fudge Eddie Fuller Blanca Estella Garza Sherrie George Gene Garrett Charles Hamilton Evelyn l-largers John Hancock Kelley Marie Jackson Noel Anthony Jackson Michael R. 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Lund Debra McBride David McClendon Mark McCrary Terry Mclnturff Jeff McLean Shannon McNichols Brent Marshall Dino Martin Karin Martin Marty Massara Kim Mathis Randy Mayes Terri Michael Rhonda Miller Marilyn Mims Bobby Moseley Cheryl Moseley Colleen Mosher Charlotte Mullinax Kathy Mullinax Terry Murray Jon Murry Kenneth Navarro Sherry Navarro Emily O'Brien Deborah O'Danie1 France Oglesby David Patton Theresa Peel Bev Pendley Rebecca Pendley Jay Perry David Phillips Donna Pope Tammy Pope Donny Powell Steve Raney Jaye Lee Roarh James Robinson Debra Rodriquez Denise Roe Kellie Rominger Daniel Sanchez Anthony Sargent Lisa Saunders Brian Saylors Nettie Seale Gay Seymore Mike Shaw Carl Shinpaugh Lisa Shinpaugh Grizelda Sias Shannon Simpson Blaine Smith Mike Smith Jeri Smithwick Karen Snell Randy Steele Artelia Stern Toby Stevenson Shauna Sturgeon Connie Swindle Debbie Tadlock Sandra Tatum Donna Taylor Tim Terry Billy Thompson Gary Thompson Tony Townsend Bobby Adamson Scott Aikens Terrie Allen Rita Anderson Mary Andrews Alfred Arevalo Hattie Barker Bryan Barnes Linda Becks Vickie Becks Byron Bell Samuel Bell Vicki Bennett David Blair Glennis Blair Leslie Brown Terry Brown Kathryn Bruton Ronald Cantoro Donna Cantu Charles Carey Leother Carrington Altarita Carter Wanda Carter Arthur Cash Philip Cash Fidel Castillio Tony Chance Clinton Christianson Willie Cotton Christopher Crawford Bridgett Derrough David Dorough Ronald Edwards yi Freshmen Not Pictured Belinda Escamilla Rufus Esparza Sophia Esparza Debra Evens Marvin Foster Thomas Frazier Tracy Fuller Baron Green Matthew Green Giberto Gutierrez Cynthia Haley Ronald Hambric Lynn Harris Howard Henderson Blas Hernandez Hoveita Hernandez Janie Hernandez Jimmy Herrin Patrick Highwood Bobby Hill Greg Hill Steven Hill william Hill Mary Hollingsworth Quinn Hollins Victor Howard Shelia Huey Anita Johnson Linda Jones Maurice Kelley Donna Lacey Melba Lacy Raymond Long Monica Johnson Helen Looney Hector Lozano Joey Luna James Lynn Elijah McGowan Gary McGowan Lonny McGuire Evon McKenzie Karon Massey Tracy Martin David Martinez Jimmy Martinez Jimmy Miles Terry Miller Theresa Molidor Ronnie Montgomery Willie Moore Bob Mosher Linda Nation Kenneth Overton Ovidio Pena Keith Pointer Timothy Porter Vanessa Pruitt Angela Reed Michael Richardson Esther Riojas Edmund Robertson Frank Rodriquez Patricia Rogers Leonard Sam Gregory Savala Lee Savala Carma Scruggs Judilee Vaughan Lydia Villarreal Randy Vineyard Michael Volpe Tim Wade Steve Wallace Joe Walters Regina Watson Laurie Westbrook Clinton Wheatley Brett White Beatrices Williams Sonya Willoughby Jan Winningham David Wiser Vanessa Wofford Lane Woodard Ronnie Woodard Jamie Woods Brad Wresinski Andrea Wright Gary Yandell Joanne Youngblood Pearl Zavala Bill Seale Mark Shaurtfield Debbie Shelton Alfred Smith Anita Smith Hilliard Smith Victor Smith Mary Square Edward Sullivan Robin Theon Susan Theon Loretta Thompson Rhonda Tindell Ricky Tindell John Tomassini Timothy Turner Darla Van Hooser Jimmy Vaughan Ricky Vicks Thomas Villarreal Andrew Wallace Arthur Washington Larry Washington Earlene Waters Emmett Wcdgeworth Donnie Wheaton Pamela Whitehead Donna Whitt Charles Williams Perry Williamson Emily Wilson Charell Wright Pamela Wood Femando Zavala X Q' Xu QN- if HQ 'N 'N ' tg C 1 x -l L 'Y ZX 'QSM M217 'A My V234 A 4521 P5 I5 1.3 -.. . Rx 5 I .,4 , 4: aw f 8 5 I9 29? :M Personalities Titles of honor add not to his worth, Who is himself an honor Lo his titles. - John Ford THE LADY'S TRIAL r is a member o the il Honor Society, FHA and served as a majorette. likes twirling, snow skiing, , and tennis. She - progressive country and enjoyed reading IN LD BLOOD Her favorite ' are THE WA Y W E THE STING, and GREATGA TSBY , .. -V .: . , ' ' e Y fi 1' we-1.f f A 1 . - ' ,r-- f fs f V - -,e . - . A ff., V' F' W 'Wil-,. 5 r - ., - .ge , Q . ,' j..,,,p,,.A -.-- . V - .':.N.'- -A gd- -'..y' xr ,,' .FA .Y xt, ..A.1Y- ,. ,,, , , ,V - . , , ef, fff Q-.--3' iw A, 1 .A .- , :sf -2--,359 'I ' , 43 , V . - , - f f . . - ,- f .. , 5 ,.gg '- 35'-En-,3?fUf.gf 'H QT, ,il ' 5-.: 42- ,,, ' W W r A in i , e ' 1 Q it ZA he ,U . e z3:s5,3,g,:,.g,,.E1i:,sST,L wzfrfqyfegim, fx, -' '54 1' ' - - ,' --. f'W,,i'ffT'1?2-fog, , , , ' , .1 - 7-QT' '.'?,- 'fr If-gr? sms i 'gif' -1. 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X Tammy LS the reporter for the Dzstrzbutwe Edueatzon Club mg cookmg and water skung She lzkes rock muszc and enjoyed readmg JOY IN THE MORNING and THE HIDING PLACE Her favorzte food LS encluladas If Her hobbies are skating, sew- : 3 ' KeLLh LS a member of the Key Club and Liu: Beacon Staff He lLk6S swLmmLn,g baseball and datmg HLS favorLLe masze LS pop rock hLs avonte meme Ls WALKING TALL and ,LIS favonte food LS ALL food 'C' Cynthza enjoys playmg volley ball basketball and teams and she lzkes to nde bzkes She lzkes soul and gospel muszc and LC non lzteratare She lzkes soul food and Mexzcan ood Aww I K . M1 V: ,. QE ww r M f' F A Chuck is a WHS football player. His hobbies are building models, repairing small engines, and motorcycle racing. 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V vb' I sf... ?il QQ' , 'N -76,1 1 f s . .L ww- gk gf , N If , , I N xx W? ,717 x ,, W In W 4 Iivfi ,aa Q ,, xx Y OEA Sueetlzearl John Philip Sousa Band Award Debra Fuillfs Ronnie McMahon Beacon Superlaiifoes Mo.9t Basfzful Kzzlliyfenlfins and Tim Term' fo 11 , ,, yli, v I Most Likely Yb Succeed MUS! A511956 Ann Cm- Amy Howard and Norvell Brown And More Superlatifves. . . Friendliest Zaniest James Richardson and Ann Cox Rene LeFleur and Ann Williams Biggest Flirts Most Original Gayle Patrick and Leonard Chandler Scotty Sawyer and Stacy Carlat Cutest Most Talented Neatest Darrell Wilson and Sharon English Norvell Brown and Ann Cox Stephanie Brown and Stu Lumpkins Runners- Up for Beauties and H andsomes Senior V.. v.., . Patsy O,Danir'I Daria' Terry' Junior junior Sophomore Eleanor Kenney Alike Loyd Lori Burleson x 1 Sophomore Freshman Freshman Barry Navarro Janet Brown Mike Hall Senior Honor Students Eleven seniors with grade averages of 90 or above have been chosen by their teachers as senior honor students. Par- ticipation in school activities and in classes is an additional characteristic of each of these students. The annual staff would like to congratulate them for being good students as well as well- rounded people. Richard Covington likes to play the piano and the bassoon. He likes to study math and science, to read, and to collect records. After college at Rice or MIT he plans to go into scien- tific research. Richard stated, The thing that I've gotten the most out of during high school was getting to know the people I've been involved with, teachers and students. My biggest dis- appointment was with myself, when I realize the many opportunities that I've missed . IIO Candace Cain enjoys reading, swim- ming, water skiing, and singing. She plans to major in biology. She feels that she gained many new friends and received a basic education in high school. The accomplishment of which she is proudest is being the editor of the annual. Darrell Wilson was born January 14, 1958. He stated, I gained from high school a basic education and a certain feeling of confidence in going out in the world. I have no regrets. I am most proud of the accomplishments of our basketball team. His hobbies are WBICI skiing, guitar, and basketball. He is undecided about college plans. ENJI1' Jerry Colleps enjoys tennis, walking, and collecting T-shirts. I-le plans to attend Texas A8rM. He regrets not working as hard as I should have in all classes. During his years at WHS he has learned most to work with all kinds of people. Lavonda O'Daniel enjoys volleyball, reading and swimming. She plans to attend the Executive Secretary School to become an executive secretary in Dallas or Ft. Worth. Lavonda said, I have learned that you must be pre- pared to listen, study, and learn for the ICSI of your life. She is most proud of being a member of NHS. She said, I worked for this from the time I entered high school until the moment I received the honor. Lavonda is also proud of the WHS volleyball team. 5 'll Southard is most proud of our Eseball coach and baseball :ogram. He plahs to attend Texas SLM, at which he plans to be a test llot in the United States Air Force. is hobbies include flying, hunting, nd fishing. , I K I Foster was born July 13, 1958. er hobbies include swimming and She is undecided about her choice or plans after college. was proudest of being a member N H S ..n ' fx, ,fx i Larry Bradshaw says that he enjoyed some of the best times of his life in WHS. He plans to go to Navarro Junior College where he plans to study sociol- ogy and drafting. His hobbies include hunting, fishing, ceramics, and wood- work. The accomplishment of which he is proudest is being a member of N.H.S. Virginia Fuentes enjoys horseback rid- ing, swimming, and playing volley- ball. Her college choice is Lady of Our Lake. Virginia said, l've learned that even through the ups and downs, education is one of the most important factors in life. I've learned how to handle my fears and to be me. She is most proud of being in N.H.S. and receiving the W. C. Tenery Award for the outstanding junior in 197 5. Liz Campbell plans to attend Texas A8LM. After college she plans to go into teaching elementary school. She enjoys reading, horseback riding, and swimming. Liz was proudest of being a part of the volleyball team. Her big- gest regret is leaving friends at school. -1 i1 1 tv, .- ,lf I ,' I'- Belinda Sue Locke is proudest of being a member of the Cherokee Charmers and being chosen Miss Cherokee Charmer of 1975. She plans to attend Texas ASLM, where she plans to go into some kind of Medical Field. She enjoys reading, sewing, and being with friends. She stated that she gained a good education and learned to be with other people during her years at WHS . ...,,,..,-....i.. -M, Ymmmun- -' Z an W A - Y Y-,-,,1...?,,-i-iu-- ... ,. .VLA-.-.3 ,Za-' ,,- --Q.,-f fffff ,Q- 1 .fff 4-f 'icq , X .,.f6j'e1 , 'xx Ili A fq -'I .. f x f f ' . , W Qg1g 112 Organizations Happiness is possible only when one is busy. The body must toil, the mind must be occupied, and the heart must be satisfied. Those who do good as opportunity offers are sowing seed all the time, and they neea not doubt the harvest. X II3 It takes many things to be a charmer - talent, determination, hard work, the ability to learn fast, flexibility - and it helps to have calm, steady nerves. These girls devote many hours of time in preparation, but when they step onto the field, all of us know they are the best drill team anywhere. They are exciting to watch, and they are equally as spirited in their support of all phases of W.H.S. 111116 Jenkins The Charmers in Singleton Plaza. Captain 6. ,, ef: iUE IIA i Q t t ,, ttf Cherokee Chalmers Y, ' lg 5 tg 3 Q 2' f L , . 3 rg ' -af ' 1 . l if C' A w - A 5 -V ,fx . 1 Us 1,31 ff W . .Q 7 l X 4, - gg 'H' cg 'f' , 1' . aw: IH fx 1 , , il 1 , .,,, ' f f H 1, gtg' I- Z, , l YN 4 . r -. ,Q . ' ' lg 6 T A, Q' -ws. X H A gi Q H ating!!! H: . H 1 H I 5: A U 5 tg, Ya Q6 n 11 f,v'I I vs: it 3' N .9 , . 1 I f ,S . I . E WAXAHACHIE HIGH SCHOOL H ng 'x Q . -2 'J 1 'r f 9 W 1. I tv . a ! 1 4.5 W ,...n, f ' - 1 M H i f Q Or. YH I X H, of U E H, , H X l 'Tu X :WH 1 gr I V0 X, , 1 xv 1 1 lf'- -5 ff YH F FQ' 9- . ' V' 1 ' , i. . G9 W , -ni '- 2 fa vw-wx In , X 5, .N , ,Ir . , fl 4 fl 'I kk ,gy Q X xgH 9 us Waxahaclzie High School Band 3 Director - Mr. Irby Patton Asst DIICCIOI - Mr. L A oufme ARPATH ' mm sromo .49 . .IIIIlI ,',,,...--- , ..,......t....,, A -.,,..,,- D f ,.,,.,,r,,..M.,,..t..t. - .t . '3 5 bm R wJ l FLUTES lsr ROW: Lori Burleson, Lori Lindsey. 2nd ROW: Beverly Haney, Georgia Howe. 3rd ROW: Robin Theon, Kim Mathis. HIGH BRASS lsr ROW: Cindy Chamberlain, Susan Theon, Sharon Settle, Bev Barr. 2nd ROW: Charles Aday, Ronnie McMahan, Kevin Locke, Donnie Powell. Sam Borsford. 3 HIGH CLARINETS lst ROW: Lisa Blevins, Lois Wood. Candace Cain, Linda Glandon, Wendy Chamberlain, Lee Ann Glandon. 2nd ROW: Mary Hartsfield, Laurie Adkisson, Benira Brown, Cheryl KinKaid, Andrea Wright. Rebecca Arredondo. 3rd ROW: Debbie Haney, Donna Hodge, Cindy Carpenter. Debi Crabb, Claire Youngblood, Mary Square . H8 LOW WOODWINDS 1st ROW: Donna Pope, Cynthia Haley, Judy Rutledge. 2nd ROW: Richard Covington, Phyllis Hall, Rhondia Miller, Ginger Fox. 3rd ROW: Barbie Pow- ell, Jamice Field. Janet Chambers. LOW BRA S S 11st ROW: Danny Miller, Shelia Allen, Victor Howard, Stuart Dorsey. 2nd ROW: Mike Andrews, Glen YMoon. Xavier Chavez. 3rd ROW: Renard Jackson, Kenneth Jenkins. SAXOPHONES lst ROW: Billy Beasley, Karen Crenshaw, Tammy Beasley. 2nd ROW: Marco French, Ricky Brown, John Tomassini. 3rd ROW: Martel Wright, David Pat- ton, Ronelle I-lambric. '.. PERCUSSION lst ROW: Theresa Peel, Kelli Hollabaugh. 2nd RON: Mark Curry, Laurel Wood. 3rd ROW: Bobby Napps. DRUM MAJOR Sharon Settle ' 'si .-, .Q 5 EXECUTIVE OFFICER Laurel Wood BAND COMMANDER Richard Covington 120 S 3-AAA ALL-REGION BANDSMEN AND IR. HIGH BANDSMEN lst ROW: Lois Wood, Candace Cain, Linda Glandon, Wendy Chamberlain, Lee Ann Glandon, Judy Rut- ledge. 2nd ROW: Lori Burleson, Ronnie McMahan, Mark Curry, Marco French, Sharon Settle. f BAND OFFICERS lst ROW: Candace Cain, Records Manager: Linda Glandon, Wendy Chamberlain, Lee Ann Glandon, Cindy Chamberlain. Librarians. 2nd ROW: Lori Lindsey, Finance Manager: Ronnie McMahan, Loading Crew Manager: Glen Moon, Equipment Manager: Laurel Wood, Uniform Manager. X' Benita Brown Mary Hartsfield I The majorettes pause for a picture at the state fair. gf.. Majorettes Everyone appreciates these talented girls who add sparkle and vivacity to any event in which they participate. S lst ROW: Julie Cockerham and Benita Brown. 2nd ROW: Georgia Howe, Carla Lowry, Mary Hartsfield, and Lori Burleson. C.f ' Lori Burleson Q 4f,y X A Georgia Howe Go! Fight! Wvinf Spirit needs a place to start, and this year's cheerleaders certainly provided that place. Their work began long before the school year opened, and has continued as they have led us in supporting our teams throughout this school year. We are appre- ciative for the many hours of hard work and devotion these enthusiastic leaders have given. ffffmsti X CZTSLZIY lst ROW: Qnda Allenl? Terri Dillard, Debi Hunt, and Ann Williams. 2nd ROW: Kathy Venable, Leah Harrim x ff' g-1 122 WD Ni? x if t 5, 1 1 ' t 4 f I.S f t --x , v fr' Mrs. Maisy Walker Cheerleader Sponsor an, and Vita Vantreese. Cheerleaders lead homecoming pep rally at Singleton Plaza. K9 : , X, x 1 ' l Q bg ! J I,, l,' Q onda Allen Senior ,,.... I Q 1 X , X T j I . P' .0 Nita Vantreese Sophomore .A b -f v-' lv Terri Dillard Senior Head Cheerleader I 1 . . la 1 Leah Harriman Junior l l QR Kathy Venable Junior 'X XIQ . Debi Hum Ann Williams Junior s Indianettes This organization in its second year at WHS has proved itself vital to Indian spirit as they have cheered our teams, have assisted the cheerleaders, and have given moral support to the band and Charmers. Sponsor Sponsor Tibby Coulston Verna Abram Qfawmss' 'sr -., Y- 'fr---' -V, r-r-- .-..-,.. ., ., , ,, W gg. 'Lf' Uffrcrs Brenda Navarro - Co-Captain: Patsy O'Danie1 - Captain, Karen Navarro - Lt. , Gloria Johnson - Lt. , Pam Gritiith - Lt. , Rosie Williams - Lt. , Janet Trull - Lt. , Peggy Dorsett - Lt. , and Cheryl Chapman - Lt. 124 5 e ! 2 Mi JUIHLD Mall .M in Patsy O Daniel and Lieulenanls Peggy and Gloria Johnson at the Court House. These lndianettes relax in the cafeteria before going to the pep rally. ..-g---1- -unusua- 'll if Cv- 1 iv. f M 4 , Q 4- QQ 4, -... .. .- ..f. lst ROW: Peggy Dorsett, Sandra Tatum, Rucki Beck, Ruthie lones, Kathy Henderson, Pauline Jackson. Donnie Martinez, Irene Snell, Dedra Edwards, Gloria ohnson. 2nd ROW: Linda Becks, Kim Aline Jackson, Friday Mae Reynolds, Sally Chipman. 3rd ROW: Tina Carson, Carlet Crenshaw, Darlene Redic. Patsy 'Danie1, Debbie Lewis, Claudia Thomas, Becky Blaylock. 1 wif' K W S X V- Ki ' 'iff View iq- , ' NJ' ,f X f 1 tl 5, I 333 ,ik 34 ,P If Q X I V W. 3 K 'f lsr ROW: Sharon Settle, Becky Phillips, Rulhie Davis, Karen Crenshaw, Kelly McNichols, Melody Mims. 3rd ROW: Carlette Crenshaw, Debbie Crabb, Tami McGuire, David Landrum. Ronelle Brookhan, Donna Jackson. Donna Burk, Debbie Harman, Pearl Zavala. Gloria Lennefelt, Bev Hambric. Steve Crenshaw. Delvie SIUUC, James Robinson, Clayton M6ad01'. A111111 Cash, Charles Barr. 2nd ROW. Eun1ce Sharp, Kathy Bruton, Brenda Camngion. Sukee Smilh, Darren Sweet, Aday, Harrell Wrighr. Linda Jones, Willie Moore, Donna Jackson, Susan Thomas, Colleen Mosher, Rose George, Rolyn I--7 1 I I M ,Q ' Y SUN '3- wf' Student Council Promotes School Activities OFFICERS I ' President - Andy Cantu Treasurer - Terri Dillard V. President - David Terry Parl. - Ray Woods Rec. Sec. - Pam Wheeler Parl. - Charles Donaldson Corr. Sec. - Becky Thompson SPONSOR: MR. BOBBY PIPPINS The Student Council is composed of students in grades 9-12. The officers are elected by the student body, and each class elects its representatives to the Council. This year this group spon- sored the homecoming parade and school dances. They also gave the invocation at the home football games. They attended the Area III Student Council Convention in Ft. Worth to receive and exchange ideas with students from other schools . STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS 1 ROW: Demetrio Martinez, Virginia Fuentes, Judy Rutledge, Melissa McMinn, Kathy Henderson, Betty Square, Lavonne Penney, Patti Pearman, and Xavier st Chavez. 2nd ROW- William Cash, Lisa Blevins, Julie Cockerham, Becky Thompson, Ann Williams, Debi Hunt, Sherie Reeb, Kandy Gookin. Charles Donalson, ' D 11 Wilson. Ray woods, and Stu Lumpkins. 3rd ROW: Ken Burks, Scott Green, Leah Harriman, Sandra Johnson, Audrey Kelley, Scotty Sawyer, Andy Cantu, arre John Martin, Bill Kelley, Bobby Pippins, Sponsor, Bruce Cox, and Keith Osborne. ational Honor Society National Honor Society members are selected for their scholarship, leadership, service, and character. They must have an eighty-five grade average or above and be in good standing with their teach- ers. To be in this organization is indeed To W f an honor. SPONSORS: Mrs. Blynthia Davis Mrs. Nancy Claunch t 7 1,,' Richard Covington - Pres. Laurel Wood - Vice-Pres. Dina Limatone - Secretary Carla Colleps - Treas. lst ROW: Candace Cain, Sue Locke. Julie Cockerham, Beverly Smith, Carla Colleps, Richard Covington, Laurel Wood. Dina Limatone. 2nd ROW: Susan Smith, Kathy Jenkins, Liz Savell, Denise Pendley, Lori Lindsey, Brenda Heine, Lavonne Penney. Debbie Harris, Benita Brown, Debbie Lewis, Susan Fountaine, LaVonda O'Daniel. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Davis, Ann Cox, Carla Lowry, Jamie Gregg, Derek Coppedge, Dwayne Wiggins. Mary English, Mary Hartsfield. Patrice Plattner. Liz Campbell, Virginia Fuentes, Julie Jenkins, Debi Fulks, Kim Poster, Faith Farmer, Mrs. Claunch. 4th ROW: Marco French, Pat Gordon, Bill Kelley, Stu Lump- kins, John Martin, Scotty Sawyer, Darrell Wilson, Jerry Colleps, Rodney Johnston, Ronnie McMahan, Louis Porter, Bruce Perryman, Gill Southard. 130 f 9 ,A 1.1 A 'Q 3' W vi Mr QQBWB .,.,' K ' -' -.-,4 is 5. .. up, G. 'n sly AEXLL Q.3ETi3E1S 1 he-:Q C Sz, ' . .Aj ' 1 I 4: - f g 1 1515's 6, uf u f , f A , G3 ,AIG -- X -. s Junior Historians The WHS Chapter of the Junior Histori- P . - ' F ans was founded in 1972 for all students res Kim Oster Vice-Pres. - Denise Pendley interested in the history of Texas and Sec. - Phyllis Han Waxahachie. Their activities include Treas- , Tammy Pendley, having guest speakers, visiting various Reporter - Liz Savell houses in Waxahachie, and working on SPONSORS: Mr, B, W, Cain different projects. As their convention Mr. Gayford French project for this year, the club prepared an index of the Shiloh Cemetery in Ovilla. lst ROW: Phyllis Hall, Carla Colleps, Tammy Pendley, Denise Pendley, Martee Foster, Toby Stevenson, Debbie Haney. 2nd ROW: Candace Cain. Dorma Hodge, Barbie Powell, Cindy Carpenter, Liz Savell, Donya Andrews, Susan Smith. Lori Lindsey. 3rd ROW: Mr. Cain, Kim Foster. Dan Limatone, Lisa Bronson, Dina Limatone, Mike Andrews, Kenneth Jenkins. 4th ROW: Rodney Johnston, Larry Crow, Richard Covington, Sam Botsford, Martell Wright, Timmy Hudson, Mark Curry, Marco French, Mr. French. 132 ...X X +0 N 4 X N ,P 5 0 oo 1 n ,1 'lzfll ,ll x 3 , Q, 1 1 7 4' AQ ,f s'. N AT X ,1' ' o11vl ' SPONSOR SPONSOR Mr. Bob McAlister Mr. Jimmie Ray Key Club Has Busy Year The Key Club has a very active club on campus this year. They raised over two hundred dollars for the National Systic Fibrosis fund by sponsoring a public tennis tournament and other projects. Their sweetheart, Julie Cockerham, received a dozen red roses as the entire club serenaded her with Let Me Call You Sweetheart. The Key Club is sponsored by Kiwanis International. lst ROW: Stuart Dorsey, Gene Hunt, David Reid, Jeff Reed. Larry Fuller, Bruce Cox, Cam Fearis, Justin Wilson, Mike Morgan, Clayton Hargrove, Mike Coffman Jody Ferguson. 2nd ROW: Phil Blevins, Perry Richmond, Darrell Wilson, Brett Johnson, David Jordan, Bill Stroope. Stu Lumpkins, Steve Harris. Lane Woodard, Michael Garibay. 3rd ROW: David Terry, Larry Feaster, Larry Odom, Mark Price, John Martin, Kraig Stewart, Gill Southard, Scotty Sawyer, Mark Mullinax, Bobby Moseley, Gerald Beck, Bob Smith. Phi Kappa Founded in 1975 under the impetus of Miss Cleta Jones, Mrs. Pat Sawyer, and Dr. Ron Hastings, the philosophy club pro- vides an outlet for students to discuss intellectual andfor con- troversial subjects which are not practical for the regular classroom. After only two meetings the club has a steering committee which plans for meetings twice a month. Topics are usually student inspired and presented to the committee. No dues are required and meeting sites vary, though usually off campus. The clubs official name is Phi Kappa, Greek letters abbrevi- 1 ating philosophy club. l STEERING COMMITTEE Carla Colleps, Judy Rutledge, Marco French, Chris McKinney. SPONSORS: Miss Cleta Jones Dr . Ronnie Hastings lst ROW: Judy Rutledge, Debbie Haney, Beverly Haney, Donna McCord, Carla Colleps, Kathy Jenkins. 2nd ROW: Cindy Carpenter, Miss Jones, Annette Capers Marry English. 3rd ROW: Jerry Colleps, Larry Bradshaw, Marco French, Chris McKinney, Barbie Powell, Doc. 134 I7 , 'Q7 7-7 Y? ' ar lst ROW: Xavier Chavez, Tim Terry, and Mike Luna. 2nd ROW: lerome I-largers, Andy Cantu, and Ray Woods. 3rd ROW: Eleanor Kenney, lana Thompson, and Judy Pointer. Camera Club lst ROW: Cindy Carpenter, Debbie Haney, Bev- erly Haney. 2nd ROW: Shelia Allen. 3rd ROW: Debi Crabb, Kevin Locke, and Donna McCord. Sponsor: Mr. Harold Dorsey. This club is a new club on campus. They learn to take pictures, develop film, and print pictures. They work in a new darkroom equipped last year in the vocational building. ESSA Committee Student ESSA Committee is composed of 12 students - 4 blacks, 4 whites. and 4 Mexican Americans. This committee was formed to act as an official representative of the make-up of WHS's student body. This committee serves as a means of letting the administrators know the problems and the attitude of the student body toward these problems. lt serves as an agent in offering suggestions or remedies to ease such problems. The committee could be called the ear and voice of the general student body. Secretary - Virginia Fuentes, President - Andy Cantu. 135 Annual Staff Producing a yearbook requires an unbelievable amount of time, talent, and dedication. These 12 students were chosen from ninety applicants. For the first time in the history of W.H.S. a class period was designated for annual use. Frustration is common when one pic- ture will not fit into its place and so a whole section must be redrawn. Tact is necessary when disagreements arise over the setting for a picture or the page on which it is to go. When some- one simply will NOT hold still for one more picture, patience is difficult to find. When the annual finally arrives at W.H.S. in its final form, pride is the only word to describe the feelings of the annual staff, plus the eagerness to begin work on the next year's book. Candace Cain, Editor Ruth Ballard, Sponsor ,,Qsr.. ,un STUDENT LIFE I36 Lori Lindsey and Cindy Burks -- ' I l A trip to Taylor Publishing is an annual event. ,.. f V? Ll' 3 5' a 1975-'76 CHIEF Staff 3 , I , !f 7 r 1 4 FACULTY AND CLASSES Marco French and Gayle Patrick .557 K , 'fr ,Y S 'David Terry and Marla Sovereign 6'3- 3 r it ssl ORGANIZATIONS Larry Crow I . as I 'ji , vftiza .f v gg, 1 91 . ,gg De ..- o .- 0 -4. :r rv H cz. Z o H 7:- on 0 cv m H. :1 .- 0 .- :r cv m :x :1 :: w .- Our special thanks go to artist Mr. Larry Stroffre- gen from the media center. li W - PERSONALITIES Shelia Washington and LaDonna Acre PHOTOGRAPHERS Kevin Locke and Stuart Dorsey The annual staff extends special thanks to Ms. Jane Porter of Titche's Department Store for judging the handsomes for this book, and to Mr. John Criswell of WFAA Television for judging the beauties. 7 Sock and Baskin Pres. - Kathy Jenkins Vice-Pres. - Lois Wood Secretary - Laurie Adkisson Treas. - Carla Colleps Publicity - Georgia Howe Activities - Jean Williams SPONSOR: Mrs. Jane Ann Bolin nv ,I i. , , ,. ,ft JN -5 J' og, vw C was W 4- ffff lst ROW: Marla Sovereign, France Oglesby, Denise Pendley, Beverly Haney, Bev Barr, Lois Wood, Cynthia Mullinax, Debbie Haney. 2nd ROW: Jean Williams, Donna McCord, Donna Hodge, Claire Youngblood, Laurie Adkisson, Denise Roe, Georgia Howe, Judy Rutledge. 3rd ROW: Carla Colleps, Annette Capers, Mary English, Cheryl KinKaid, Richard Covington, Jerry Colleps, Mrs. Bolin, Kenneth McDaniels, Cynthia Haley, Barbie Powell. 4th ROW: Kathy Jenkins, Randy Mayes, Kenneth Jenkins, Xavier Chavez, Candace Cain. 138 I Y.I'J W-VX! 4 ' ' -W i' - Spanish Club Ti 'he Spanish Ill Class did an outstanding job in Dec. in producing an original play written by WHS stu- ents. Artists-in-residence assisted the students. SPONSOR Mrs. Mary Tom Campbell - l ,C ' C ipti jffg 4, ach Spanish class elects members to a Spanish Council. This Council is pictured above and are as follows: ist ROW: Sheri Corbin, Andy Dawson, Sharon English, Janet Brown, Vicki Cantu, Sophia Esparza, Martee Foster, Leslie Hargrove. 2nd ROW: Xavier Chavez. Tim owdle, Laurie Westbrook, Bruce Cox, Tammy Pope, Kathy Jenkins, Charla Meador, Sherry Youngblood. ffioe Education Association lst ROW: Jill Corey, Julie Jenkins, Patti Pearman, Denise Coppedge, Linda Templeton, Jackie Lawson, Laura Campbell, Lavonda O'Danie1, Beverly Smith, Toni Freeman, Susan Fountaine. 2nd ROW: Holly Morgan, Brenda Heine. Debbie Lewis, Brenda Crayton, Sammie Frazier, Kathy Taulbee, Debi Fulks Vera Lacey, Janet Parker. Liz Campbell, Cerina Poras, Dina Limatone. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Thomhill, Joni Carlat. Linda Crenshaw, Kathy Fry, Audrey Kelley, Lily Gonzales, Leah Harriman, Tina Barnes, Benita Brown, Annette Ca , D bb' F b ' ' ' ' ' ' Faith Farmer, Mrs. Bell. pers e 16 armer, De b1e Smith, Kim Foster, Donya Andrews, Demse Wrnnrngham, Sharon Honea, OFFICERS President - Debi Fulks Vice-Pres. - Brenda Heine Sec. - Pam Wheeler Treas. - Beverly Smith Hist. - Denise Coppedge Parl. - Kathy Fry SPONSORS: Mrs. Marilyn Thornhill Mrs. Reta Bell 40 Art Club Dwplays Projects OFFICERS President - Denise Coppedge lst V. President - Tammy Johnston 2nd V. President - Lori Woodard Secretary - Tracy Fuller Treasurer - Toby Stevenson Parliamentarian - Martell Wright SPONSOR: Mrs. Kathy Howard lst ROW Jerr Smrthwlck Shelley Carroll Mrke Garrbay Lynn Test Pam Krnsala Lor1 Woodard Danrel Sanchez, and Denise Coppedge. 2nd ROW: loby venson Kathy Savell Carla Holder Debb1eMcBr1de Glenda Curry Iamre Woods Martell Wrlght and Tammy Johnston. b Beacon Staff Reports W HS Activities EDITOR - James Richardson SPORTS - Scotty Sawyer Ced.J, Andy Daw- son, Joey Bradley, Keith Osborn, Terry Poff. CLUBS - Lisa Harkins Ced.J, Sharon English, Amy Alderdice, Bettina Brown. FEATURES - Jean Williams Ced.J, Stacy Carlat, Becky Rogers, Kathy Venable. NEWS - Karen Hocutt Ced.J, Cindy Burton, Karen Hobbs, Lori Patman, Kathy Martin. CARTOONIST -John Hancock The BEACON staff does a superb job of producing our monthly paper. PHOTOGRAPHERS - Jeff Reed, Latressa The BEACON covers the activities of every organization and publishes Cooke. interesting editorials. Cartoons by the staff members add laughter to any TYPESETTERS - Jackie Lawson, Page BEACON day. This year they have added a literary page to allow all Coley, Linda Templeton. students to have the opportunity of sharing their thoughts with others. SPONSOR: Miss Sandra Minatra ist ROW: Karen nouns. Jackie Lawson, Linda Templeton, Page Coley, Karen Hocutt. 2nd ROW: Cindy Burton, Becky Rogers, Latressa Cooke. Kathy Martin, Amy Alderdi J W'l1' ' ' ' - ' ' '- ce, ean 1 rams, Stacy Carlat, Sharon English, Lisa I-larkins. 3rd ROW. Bettina Brown, Kathy Venable, Lori Patman, Keith Osborn. James Richardson, Jeff Reed, Scotty Sawyer, Andy Dawson, Terry Poff, John Hancock, Joey Bradley. 142 I Tau Theta Phi l OFFICERS President - James Richardson Parliamentarian - Derolyn Haley Vice-President - Linda Douglas Reporter - Cynthia Haley Rec. Secretary - Sandra Johnson SPONSORS: Corr. Secretary - Vera Lacey Mr. Tommy Simpson Treasurer - Eleanor Kenney Ms. Verna Abram lst ROW: Denise Pullins, Yvonne Davis, Sandra Tatum, Vanessa Pruitt, Karen Johnson, Betty Square, Theressa Williams. 2nd ROW: Wanda Allen, Dedra Edwards, Cynthia Haley, Lisa Allen, Belinda Davis, Diane Kirk, Derolyn Haley, Loretta Jenkins, Eleanor Kenney. 3rd ROW: Mr. Simpson, Glenda Chandler, Vernessa Brown, Rita Anderson, Debbie Lewis, Diedra Massey, Evelyn Hayden, Karen Snell, Sandra Johnson, Rena Crawford, Ms. Abram. Y- Teens OFFICERS President - Holly Morgan Treasurer - Sherie Reeb V. President - Jill Corey Reporter - Laurie Green Secretary - Colleen Bowler Parliarnentarian - Vera Lacey SPONSOR: MISS JO ANN LACEY l is. .W ..c..rc ....l5love, ouoau unruly , ueuule nams, Laurie ureen, Lavonne Penney, Holly Morgan, Brenda Heine. Karen Acre, France Oglesby, Becky Allen,! and Cindy Burks. 2nd ROW: Donna McCord, Annette Capers, Patti Pearman, Jill Corey, Leah Harriman, Patrice Plattner, Stephanie Brown, Ann Williams, Ami ' Johnson, Kathy Henderson, Melody Wheeler, Denise Abright, Susan Allen, Tessie Jenkins, Melissa McMinn, and Michelle Reeb. 3rd ROW: Kathy Savell, Kelley l Jackson, Mary English, Tina Barnes, Benita Brown, Sherie Reeb, Kandy Gookin, Karen Snell, Rita Anderson, Leanne Hunter, Debbie Tadlock, Charlotte Mulli- nax, Regina Watson, and Lisa Shinpaugh. 4th ROW: Lori Booher, Colleen Bowler, LaDonna Acre, Mary Hartsfield, Lisa Saunders, Kathy Mullinax, Stephenie 4 Howell, Jean Williams. Debbie Chapman, Laurie Christopher, Emily O'Brien, Vicki Cantu, and Linda Gonzales. 44 P F! I V I , I v 8, ,. I J V x fr lk' A A A .El x I U gn . U . 1 ' 'P' F1- R' Ft: fy X ' :.. fix. 'L Fi -il S' , 5 12 , ' jg'-,iw 5?-4-2 , sag qt 'C lsr ROW: Linda Mrs. Lucille S ,SSL f.-sfsfsffsffq-ap 2322331 ! 4 1 R . s ill. Q 1 . Future Farmers of Amertca J SPONSORS: Mr. Ronald Appleton and Mr. Gary Don Autrey. 1 lst ROW: Kenny Denny, Clint Christenson, Jay Petty, Bobby Crittenden, Kendell Bridges, Leanne Hunter, Ken Burks, Mikel Shaw, Mark Price, Bruce Perryman, Bruce Cox, Tim Dowdle, Ricky Reddell, Kermit Bridges. 2nd ROW: Scott Green, Darren Duggen, Cliff Loveless, Jody Ferguson, Rick Bruce, Annette Escamillia, Diana Cabrea, Shelby Cattlet, Linda Nation, Rusty Carroll, Carla Bogy, Darell McBride, Michael Volpe. 3rd ROW: Mike Coffman, Ramona Barger, Diana Littlejohn, Jerri Smi- thwick, Donna Cantu, David Goodwin, Theresa Molidor, Kathy Goodwin, Debbie Bledsue, Cherryle Ashton, Kay Butner, Mor- ris Bigham, Tim Terry. 4th ROW: Ronnie Anderson, Judy Rutledge, Nita Smith, Micki Littleton, Ann Davis, Tommy Christen, Bennet Davis, James Meador, Mike Cantu, Kevin Martin, Brian Cravens, Eugene Praslicka, David Odom. 5th ROW: Timmy Grimes, Thomas Wiles, Kim Foster, Susan Thomas, Dawn Tracy, Cindy Choate, Kathie Hamlin, Mike Garabey, Ronnie Woo- dard, Larry Pannill, David Wiggins, Jerry Powers, Randy Krannig. 6th ROW: Joe Johnson, Charley Bailey, Mike Recksiek, Gary Lyle, David Stephenson, Ricky Johnson, Monty Howard, Fred Bledsue, Billy O'Daniel, David Wesson, Mary Andrews, David' Jackson. 7th ROW: Mike Johnson, Doyle Junkins, Joe Smith, John Murry, Edward Martinez, Sally Chipman, Barbara Sorrells,j James Flagg, Mel Mathews, Brett Green, Bob Smith. 8th ROW: Mike Morgan, Ron Griffith, Larry Feaster, Larry Fuller, David Wood, Scott Aday, Jackie Powers, Sam Nance, Keith Osborn, Louis Porter, Kenny McDaniel. GREENHAND OFFICERS CHAPTER OFFICERS LCBTIHS Hunter -' Sec. Mike Shaw - Pres. Tim Dowdle - Sentinel Bruce Perryman - V. Pres. Jay Pettyl- Sentinel Kendall Bridges - Treas. Kermit Bridges - Treas. Ricky Reddell - Sec. Bobby Crittenden - Rep. Ken Burks - V. Pres. Bruce Cox - Reporter Mark Price - Pres. E. W Moore Chapter - Future Teachers offlmeriea lst ROW: Brenda Carrington, Leslie Hargrove. Pauline Jackson, Judy Rutledge, Debbie Haney, Beverly Haney, Liz Savell, Lori Lindsey. 2nd ROW: Truman Kelley, Cindy Carpenter, Brenda Gonzales, Mike Andrews, Kelley Jackson, Kemalean Jackson, Ruthie Jones. Phyllis Hall, Tim Dowdle, Larry Crow. 3rd ROW: Charles Aday, Lisa Bronson, Kathy Jenkins, Kim Foster, Barbie Powell, Sharon Settle, Richard Covington, Kenneth Jenkins, Xavier Chavez. Ronnie McMahan, Donny Powell. .--fx 'if . 's.., S --my ' The Waxahachie High School Chap- ter of the Future Teachers of America was organized in 1962 by Mr. E. W. Moore. We have been affiliated with the District and State organizations for thirteen years. We have just recently changed our name to the E. W. Moore Chapter. xm l m l Officers President - Richard Covington lst Vice-President - Sharon Settle 2nd V. Pres. - Kimalean Jackson 3rd V. Pres. - Brenda Gonzales Secretary - Candace Cain Parliamentarian - Jerry Colleps Scrapbook Chr. - Lori Lindsey Projects Chr. - Denise Pendley Social Chr. - Liz Savell SPONSORS: MRS. WANDA CAIN MR. TOMMY SIMPSON I4 Future H omemakers offlmerica OFFICERS SR. CHAPTER OFF. - Brenda Heine, Pres.: Marla Sovereign, lst V.P.: Peggy Dorsett, 2nd V.P.: Beverly O'Daniel, 4th V.P.: Benita Brown, 5th V.P.: Patti Pearman, Hist.: Lois Wood, Sec.: Cindy Burks, Parl. IR. CHAPTER OFF. - Debbie Chapman, Pres.: Eldonna Conrad, 2nd V.P.g Donna Taylor, 3rd V.P.: Linda Glandon, 4th V.P.: Deborah O'Daniel, 5th V.P.g Jan Chambers. Hist.g Barbara Dorsett, Sec.: Shelley Green, Treas.: Terri Dyess, Parl. One of the largest clubs at WHS, the FHA encourages girls to learn the skills for becoming future homemakers. One of the highlights of their year is the annual candy sale, held in order to make money for the c1ub's various activities. Their current sponsors are Mrs. Melna McCutchen and Miss Faye lst ROW: Lois Wood, Benita Brown, Patti Pearman, Brenda Heine, Beverly O'Daniel, Peggy Dorsett, Farmer. Marla Sovereign, Cindy Burks. 2nd ROW: Donna Taylor, Linda Glandon, Terri Dyess, Debbie Chapman, Shelley Green, Deborah O'Daniel, Janet Chambers. Eldonna Conrad, Barbara Dorsett. 3rd ROW: Annette Capers, Donna McCord, Tina Barnes, Susan Embry, Kelly Browne, Terry Murray, Karin Martin. 4th ROW: Dina Limatone, Gloria Boswell, Jeania Wakeland, Theresa Peel, Anne Grassmuck. Cheryl Kin- Kard, Wendy Chamberlain, Nancy Green, Arthur Cash. 5th ROW: Stacy Carlat, Lisa Harkins, Cindy Car- penter, Melody Wheeler, Donna Curry, Melvin Jones, Melody Heisey, Bev Pendley, Darla Van Hooser, Betty Square. 6th ROW: Kelly Sovereign, Lydia Villareal, Carmen Esparza, Jane Garcia, Jan Bills, Renee. Grassmuck, Kathy Phillips, Beth Lance, Theresa McKee. '7th ROW: Kathy Bass, Vicki Cantu, Karen Acre, Linda Gonzales, Shauna Sturgeon. 48 French-German, Club st ROW: Ann Williams, Partice Plattner, Connie Martinez, Barbie Powell, France Oglesby, Beverly Haney, Lisa Gerron, Denise Abright, Robin Kirk, Debbie aney, Beverly O'Daniel, Julie Ortiz. 2nd ROW: Cheryl Kinkaid. Theressa Williams, Laurie Adkisson, Cynthia Haley, Lori Burleson. Donna McCord, Claire blood G or ia Howe Sher: Cox Cindy Carpenter Tammy Beasley 3rd ROW' Lori Woodard. Kenneth Jenkins, Christine Cox, Deborah O'Daniel, Cheryl Oung . e g . y . . . . oseley, Lane Woodard, Kathy Savell, Lisa Saunders, Charlotte Mullinax, Debbie Chapman, Carla Bogy, Leanne Hunter, Phyllis Hall, Debi Crabb. Robin heon. Mrs. Mitchell. 4th ROW: Eric Moore, Shauna Sturgeon, Peter Gray, Andy Griffith, Randy Mayes, Kyle Bowler, Billy Howe, Steven Connell. Donny owell. all ,.': at fe 5 'P .in l 'C fax, i OFFICERS Donna McCord - President Patrice Plattner - Vice-President Beverly Haney - Secretary NOT PICTURED: David Terry - Treasurer SPONSOR: Mrs. Cheryl Mitchell 14 Office Assistants L .N J .k,, ., 9-Q'-A off, 91,1- 1 1 lst ROW: Sandra Johnson, Kathie Hamlin, Wendy Chamberlain. Lee Ann Glandon, Cindy Chamberlain, Liz Valentine, Jana Bills, Gay Seymore. 2nd ROW: Linda Buchanan, Beth Lance, Theresa McKee, Sonya Willoughby, Virginia Fuentes, Brenda Navarro, Mrs. Wade, Dina Limatone, Susan Fountaine. 3rd ROW: Lisa Bronson, Connie Martinez, Irene Snell, Marilyn Mims, Jamie Woods, Carla Holder, Minta Prather, Tami McGuire, Shelia Washington. Athletic Office Assistants Laurie Green Debbie Harris Debi Hunt Beverly Smith 150 Community Education Uffice Assistants Susan Embry, Ami Johnson, Kandy Gookin, Blaine Smith, Debi Hunt, Iris Matthews, Steve Raney Cnot picturedj. Librar Aids 1.5-A - -,-- , f . ii 1stROW: Mrs. Joseph, Lisa Blevins. Sophie Esparza, Carrie George. Rose George. Colleen Mosher, Ramona Buxton. Denise Pullins, Victor Howard, Mr. Cain 2nd ROW: Sharon Honea, Nicky Jordan, Clifford Cooper, Judy Pointer. Charles Donalson, Shelia Washington, Loretta Jenkins, Lonnie McGuire, Larry Crow. l52 Waxahachie Motorcross Club OFFICERS President - Roger French Reporter - Samual Arrevalo V. President - James Terry Secretary - Jim Flath Not Pictured: Treas. - Steve Fuller lst ROW: Roger French, Jim Flath, Kevin Almand, Kendall Bridges, and Cliff Loveless. 2nd ROW: Samuel Arevalo, Bobby Adamson, James Terry, Dwayne Hickman, and Billy Thompson. SPONSOR: Tommy Simpson. TAHOS OFFICERS 9 5 President - Becky Worthington V. President - Mark Walters N-if Treasurer - Andy Cantu Secretary - Patsy O'Daniel Historian - Vonda Allen Reporter - Patty Anderson Sentinel - Lisa Wylie SPONSOR: Mrs. Anne Horan -1 ,QNH 1: I 4957! ,l-1 1st ROW: Anne Horan, Carrie George, Debra Cox, Patty Anderson, Patsy O'Daniel, Clara Robinson, Betty Square, Barbara Luckey, Julie Cravens, and Cindy Davis. 2nd ROW: Sandra Cox, Cynthia Jackson, Claudia Thomas, Vonda Allen, Andy Cantu, Colleen Bowler, LaDonna Acre, Becky Worthington, Mark Walters and Dierdra Massey.Lk2-LA, 2 120 HER O-FHA ,Q-. Z sm, . . . . ' J 'L ' A I 7 at ROW: Debbie Grimes, Benita Pendley, Cathy Davis, Darlene Blevins, Annette Brown, Ruthie Jones, OFFICERS 'anda Allen. '2nd ROW: Mrs. Io Ann Gray, Susie Bills, Donnie Lord, Marilyn Smith, Kemalean Jackson, PRESIDENT - Donnie Lord VICE-PRES. - Benita Pendley SECRETARY - Kemalean Jackson TREASURER - Annette Brown PARLIAMENTARIAN - Marilyn Smith lenda Chandler. lst ROW: Judy Slaughter. Susan Smith, Martha Q Stanley, Janice Wallace, Jamie Gregg. Liz Gl'lC6. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Gray, James Ledbetter, Lori Booher, Deanne Townson, Alan Dyess, ,wx Susan Hayes, Tissue Byrd. OFFICERS PRES. - Susan Hayes VICE-PRES. - Janice Wallace ' SEC. - Susan Smith TREAS. - Martha Stanley PARL. - Tissue Byrd ' get 1 REPOR. -James Ledbetter we -,7 P'-5 I D CA OFFICERS President - Mack Morgan Vice-President - Tammy Hocutt Secretary - Lavonne Penney Treasurer - David Goodwin SPONSOR: Mr. Myers Campbell lst ROW Kathy Goodwin Sam Carson Virginia Fuentes David Goodwin Rhonda Bo cl D L' L . , . , r on, an tmatone, avonne Penney, Mack Morgan. Kathy Phillips, Sam Botsford 2nd ROW: Mr. Campbell, Jessie Riojas, Bridgett Futch, Scott Browne, Tami McGuire, Delvie Stone, Tammy Hocutt, Mike Cantu, Gloria Boswell VICA - Auto Mechanics OFFICERS President - Randy Wright Secretary - Gordon Seymore Treasurer - Bruce Finley Sgt. -at-Arms - Wes Yeats Parliamentarian - Johnny Davis SPONSOR: Mr. William Curry w , A J 'I b - J 4.2, lst ROW: Vincent McAually, Jeff Test, David Chandler, Victor Rodriguez Gordon Seymore, James Terry, Navey Chamberlain, Dewayne Hickman 2nd ROW: Johnny Mason, Charles KinKaid, Randy Wright, Mr. Curry, Wes Yeats Johnny Davis, Walter Williams, Steven Eads, Mark Casey. emu Auto Body and Paint Billy Wayne King, Roy Costello, Willie Carter Tom Moore, Obra Foster, Barry Cash, Gene Gar rett. SPONSOR: Mr. lose Aguilar Jonathan Reagor, Kenneth Nash. Kevin Hug ghins, Henry Walker, Terry Lucky, Mr. Aguilar Vocational Building Trades President - Terry Brown V. -President - Keith Pointer Secretary - Arnes McGowan Treasurer - Maurice Kelly Reporter - Edward Sullivan SPONSOR: Mr. Doug Porter Pres. Leonord Chandler Sgt. -at-Arms - Charles Hamilton Vice Pres. - Johnny Walker Parl. - Mike Ray Sec. - Kenny Whitehead Rep. - Billy Shepard Treas. - Harold Becks Vice Sec. - Eric Sargent SPONSOR: Mr. Alvin Wilson VICA - Radio di: T. V Repazr Pres. - Johnny Hemhorn Rep. - Robert Henderson p Vice Pres. - Truman Kelley Sgr. at Arms - Ricky Woodard Sec. - Deharl Waters Parl. - Micheal Johnson Treas. - Calvin Phillips SPONSOR - Bob Mc'Alister lsr ROW: Brent Carter, Truman Kelley, Calvin Phillips, Dianna Willis, L. D. Gipson, Linda Buchanan, Sally Chipman, Buck Henderson. 2nd ROW: Edwin Maner Arthur Pylanr, John Henthorn, Willie Lee George, Melvin Kelley, Warren Reed, Michael Johnson, Ricky Woodard, Bob Mc'Alister. VICA - Piping Trades lsr ROW: Kenny Whirehead, Billy Shepherd, Eric Sargent, Kelvin Dickerson, Johnny Walker, Leonard Chandler, Monroe Bonham, Charles Hamilton. 2nd ROW: Mr. Wilson, Sranle MCC H l ' ' ' 56 y owan, aro d Becks, Eddie Hopgood. Jeffrey Moore, Mike Ray, Bobby Morris, Murphy Pass. lst ROW: Derwin Cash, Curtis Mitchell, Donald Byrd, Michael Whitefield. 2nd ROW: Richard Robinson, Terry Moore, Steven Foster, Terry Edwards, Alben Snell. VICA Electrical Trades H Pres. - Albert Snell V.P. - Steven Foster Treas. - Curtis Mitchell SPONSOR: Mr. Travis Esselman VICA Refrigeration and Air Conditioning OFFICERS Pres. - Paul Manes V. -Pres. - Willie Stone Parl. - David Steptoe Sgt. -at-Arms - Joe Sandoval Sec. - Rochelle Branch SPONSOR: Mr. Prisock lst ROW: Rochelle Branch, Lemmond Woodard. Calvin Wafer, Paul Manes. 2nd ROW: Joe Sando val, David Steptoe, Willie Stone, Mr. Prisock. VICA Welding lst ROW: Herman Jackson, Ramon Ocanas, Edward Moreno, Danny Matthews. 2nd ROW: Greg Bowden, Charles Wickles, Kevin Ogletree Clyde Langford, Steven Cooper, Mr. Wakeland Johnny Stewart. SPONSOR: Mr. Henry Wakeland VICA Building Trades lst ROW: David Blair, Mike Luna, Alfred Are- valo, Earl Blevins, James Conners. 2nd ROW: Wendell, McGowan, Denard Williams, Anthony Branch, Richard Williams, Mr. Davis. SPONSOR: Mr. Ray Davis 158 VICA - Small Engine Repair OFFICERS Pres. - Earl Wheaton V. -Pres. - Dwayne Henderson Treas. - Quinn Hollins Ricky Vicks, Yrdell Green, Jimmy Vaughn. 2nd ROW: Mr. Lewis, Quinn Hollins, Melvin Chandler, Billy Sec. - LYHT1 H3II'iS Thompson, Arrhur Washington, Leo Carrington, Tommy Villarreal, Andy Ford. Sgr, -aL-Arm5 - R01-mje Montgomery Rep. - Terry Miller Parl. - Willie Cotton SPONSOR: Mr. William Lewis lsr ROW: Eddie Keel, Willie Colron, Lynn Harris, Ronnie Montgomery. Marvin Foster, Jerald Johnson, VICA-ICT lx Mil Kelso Darvin Duggan Alan Rogers Chuck Tapp Breu Colslon, Warner Kimbrell, Ronnie -nd ROM: Mark Bowden, Dean Duggan, Larry Lewis, Phil Blevins, Brian Burks, Charles Calhoun. Griffith, Ricky Wiser, Dwayne Allen, Eddy Byars, Doug Hurn. Ty Colsron, LaDonna Krannig. OFFICERS Pres. - Phil Blevins V.-Pres. - Brian Burks Sec. - Warner Kimbrell Treas. - Brett Colston Parl. - Mike Kelso Sgr. -at-Arms - Larry Lewis Rep. - Darvin Duggan Advisor - Mr. Bowden SPONSOR: Mr. Rick McMichael VICA - Cosmetology Cosmetology has been at Waxahachie High School for the past three years. Students who complete two years of this course are eligible to take the V state bar examination and become a licensed beautician. OFFICERS President - Alvin Cooper Reporter - Vicki Daniels V. President - Latressa Cooke Sergeant-at-Arms - Tola Sargent Secretary - Gayle Patrick Student Advisor - Yvonne Davis Treasurer - Jana Thompson Student Alternate - Kathy Venable SPONSOR: Mrs. Sharon Seeton LSL rx uw: ruckey Sargent, Srssy Sargent, Kathy Venable, Lynn Test, Latressa Cooke Karen Johnson Ruthie Davis 2nd ROW Yvonne D v' G 1 P , , . : a is, ay e atrick, Debbie Harmon, Rina Carson, Bonnie Carson, Linda Gonzales, Becky Phillips, Jeania Lee Wakeland, Janice Banks, and Staphanie Redic. 3rd ROW: Eleanor Ken- ney, Jana Thompson, Vicki Daniel, Alvin Cooper, Roylyn Mims, Mary Lynn Smith. Jo Ann Morris, Melanie Shinpaugh, Judy Lamb, and Mrs. Seeton. 60 'Va Football H ostesses I These girls met fans, answered if questions, and helped people locate their seats at home football games. The fans found it nice to be greeted by such attractive young ladies. Denise Abright LaDonna Acre 18 X Donna Curry Jane Garcia Tammy Hocutt N. f xx y 1 Iris Matthews Lisa Shinpaugh Pam Wheeler 161 Z..-. Lf, 5,1 QL, of FYN X,.4 D fx K riff? f r 162 K K K ' Al fx 'IXL- .ij ,L , - KNJXH 1 l X -4Qi F ' mb .4 f 1 Nm I J . W - A -wh .gilf X 'I 2 u ' Fifa ni f' N . 5 .1 g 4 rm I R 1 , S! xx ,xl I T' 1. . A 2 fl ' '- f 1 I' Y R ,I .X L' v v . Q 1- I, 1 'I lc , V . gig . ,Q fi x ' ' 1' ,Q ff , ' 3 '25 r - 35.1,-. V, ' - -! I 'Q 'ff 1 f H , , ,, gx x . .fl , - ' 1 f 4 Z., X A , ,Q I E g V, r fir' V .ag 5 ., i ' f' I fi Iwgglx' I: Q V1 1: , ' . --.1 I'1 ,J , . I - I jig' Ng ' JA I- Y 4 1 I , f' T 1 It fi I ' , 1 1 v g I , f gg fi ' - ' f U I . I -:A 1 .5 I H! f I A Q ' . ll 'f . img , 5 ' ,gi H . . .- 7 .., . L Q ' Nu ew - - I ,315 . . , 4 -f 2- - .. fu - - . I ---'L-:,-Q., - The Key Word - Spmtf Even though the season's record shows 4 wins and 6 losses, our football team provided Waxahachie High School with many exciting moments during the 1975 season. The state champs - Ennis Lions - lucked out and beat us by 1 point. Remember Hallow- een night when even OUR fans thought Lancaster had beaten us, and we came back in the last few seconds to win? Who knows what might have happened if those 3 games we lost by 1 point had been reversed? Our team was enthusiastic, and they inspired all of us to join in their enthu- siasm. The team, the school organi- zations, as well as the entire student body, joined together to create the best spirit Waxahachie has seen in a long time. It was fun to be a part of Indian Football, 1975. fi Q ,,,. 1 W t ' ,, , , , f. , A -wir- 53' was -4 A . mv- W ' ' W:-mg K 75 y ..,,,,a,,.-K W f , Q A .-ri?ffg,W x,.fa3+7, 'wi W-Q 4, QJML , , -f'r'ff?'f5' ' ' mfr ai gf., ',2.Y'f , ' - it , 1 me ' . , ' l 6, Q' , , ' hx ' ' M' ' my tp e HZ- '-ff't afif'..-4 o?f A--1 ' 5 nv . I , 4, '. . 1,541-'rua-h.,.1a Q f1?',,.z'g:., ,.,'e ' J ' 6,,,,..,.n ,., ,, Y' s , 'ef' , , ,.gff',s' s s , -Q -wt ,ft ff 1 51,.,f:f,4 w1f,,w,.a.y ,.. flag A -'gif'-fa -1a'f:44f.94ff32CfTt. tj GQ 'ws f, -, A .ff 'itil-'15,-51 fQ?:SeaYf' .w W' Jfii. 'f -:av g,ff fg?f ' fafffi ni., , an i ',T5'Li'i'lL1f3Q gwL'1 'by Jafar-'mf' 'wg 4, ff., ,, , .jst x g,'.',ffg,w-A f- 43-1, ,' .wr -r iq, ' ., V., f',---gf2g,rN 1 1-if : .'.. 55-ff. 1ia23tf6?f'.f '1Q,t:'f. . .-i':'Za: :nra 1 ' 97.2.11 , Captains - James Richardson, Derek Coppedge. Sam Hargers. Eric English H1 P3 164 Varsity Indians 1975 BSHSSEI i, a,--.j ' I l i- P 'fe ' ----Q - -W fe- 5 5 . , N , A 11 2 I I 'W ' I .1 .N ,f I - es rg , COACHES: FIRST ROW: Steve Thacker, Johnny Cathey, Mary Quinlan, Larry Denton. Gary Lancaster, Phil Turner. SECOND ROW: Garey Horner, Iimrny Lofland, lack Moss, Ted Harris, Fred I-Iedgecake. 1 ,nn-'EEN 3-5 - -,..-- ,rf The Indians fought hard and played well against Ennis. Victory would have been so sweet, but when the clock ran out we were a heartbreaking one point short. 4 Beverly Smith Gayle Patrick Lewis Williams adds to the Indian effort in defeating Waco-Connally. 11575 cz Firstf Beverly Smith and Gayle Patrick made WHS grid-iron history in 1975 when they were named as the first female managers for the WHS Indians Their presence added a fresh, new look to the side-line scene. Thanks girls for a job well done! 5 1 s :FF- .S-,Q if f' ' ,fl i.:::.Lz:s 5-Ne ,.,. K 1 Ar 'A 5 ,' A -1 nl A A.- f 5' gr' S'5: 'Lr:' si A K ' Bernard Chandler Steve McGaha Charles Andrews ' Charlie Bailey MANAGER MANAGER GUARD DEFENSIVE END Y 19 si f. QQ.. ,, -Mm G A ' M, .. C If - C D s1i,Q 1 f-Y N H T 5 f' C E g W: A .. n,nn , W ' 0 f - . 39 M , .x......, ...i.g.s,,.i .D ill- ' A ' Harold Becks Marty Brookharr Daniel Burgess Barry Cash FULLBACK LINEBACKER LINEBACKER SPLIT END 5 166 XS ll XM l I! ll If .74 M...--....r. , -gageq-5... - .a,.N,. - , , .f William Cash Leonard Chandler Mark Christian Richard Compton TAILBACK FULLBACK CENTER TIGHT END X v I h .g -.,,.,:., . .V 5,465 i km Y W . 'L 1 ' -Q . .n -1 L.. .- . ..4u.-'- wa-Lpannilnv Derek Coppedge Madison Debase CAPTAIN SPLIT END ALL DISTRICT TACKLE The LaVega Pirates stole ANOTHER Indian victory by one point. I V Q ,n I v ,,.f' - I 4 G 1 ' lEE.:.....- ,, Sam Hargers Larry Jackson CORNERBACK SPLIT END CAPTAIN ALL-DISTRICT Dean Duggan LINEBACKER lF?HEWM'Q3'EHzQ! I - 3 I V' rg., Eric English CAPTAIN ALL-DISTRICT TACKLE 'I' M Y 'Y ' 'Q X , . 1 -.... ,.,. Q. r'-' w,l . I 1 -9 I sf , 'TTI V If-f-.., 'J' MW I 'I Tig: 7 ': ' 4 I .I A V Pat Gordon Jerome Hargers ALL-DISTRICT DEFENSIVE BACK GUARD .5 ,, Tl ,ik ' K . -,ww-V v Larry Jones DEFENSIVE BACK 4 we s If David Iordan GUARD 167 A . H' -asv ff' , WW-. I ,Q if l 5 f Mama mis. .m..,- .,... ...,w,.... . K- an 'fit Jerry Kelly FULLBACK , ,Q -.nmunv V' 1, 5 X I is 3 - Eric Moore MIDDLE-LINEBACKER K , ALL DIST - The Indians finished the season in a home game against DeSora. -,N-, L...,.,,,. M 'U Q? X il Mark Mullinax LINEBACKER W ,SV 1 Mitchell Newton TACKLE Risen 'U 2 j ,Y L . . ,M -J 3 U ,. , ,,:,:.fi?,rw,T..,',.,,r.,,,,,..,, . K , ' 5 l-Fgyiw -'f1 4'L'23.:TLia'k t 75 A -K '- li3L':?'.'5f'W1iY?j ,1,,f'f', '.'79' ,',fQ,5'lvI:w4iL.i,L::i.Sid.:Q 'Z T ' -' , 'S ,- M' ' ' EG' -tt ' 1 Billy O'Danie1 Larry Odom N TACKLE DEF. END ALL DIST . I68 EA M it 'LVD - E , f 'M i W Q Larry Overton Larry Pannill CENTER DEF. END Ly E it 'Nfl E 3 '2 .s.,..... 4 1' -'.-:':-.uma-.2 'mamma ' Don Price Rodney Ramsey TIGHT END TACKLE TIT 'T B A re' 5 X Ny lirxih sf I 4 we ,Q A V -1 ' ' -I . - 'f-I ' akin-- '---i James Richardson Ricky Don Sargent Charles Smith CAPTAIN DEFENSIVE BACK SPLIT END SPLIT END 1-4 ' ' . 5 Y .P l5i l l f ll dy 1 Nick Stover Bill Stroope DEF. TACKLE GUARD 'I 6' f l.L cup, Ken Wallace SPLIT END P P 1 L 4 --,.,..--.. I .J ,4 I7 I W, tw-'sit' .- ' H-'--1 -f -f . ,L ' ..,-av. . L , A Iv EL Clark Williams DEF. TACKLE , 32 a , I.. , lo, Kelly Stubblefield QUARTERBACK 0 sb 1 24 'Q Lee Square DEF. BACK , rw! 7 ':..L4 :..?'Z,,'.51 -,f :Y T. ,, . , A.,uf,--..-.f-- . . ,,., ..-an ' A :f ':.' wk-:x..: 1.' '. ' .kr . Tony Townley DEFENSIVE TACKLE .f': B 0 .-ni. -Quang Lewis Williams QUARTERBACK Ai ,. Justin Wilson QUARTERBACK .-f a I , -,mn , 131.411-.stil B- Team lst ROW: Coach Garey Homer, Jeff Reed, Joey Bradley, David Wiggins, Ricky Don Sargeant, Charles Seymore, Many Theriault, Steve Vandiver, Ralph Sando- val, Charles Hancock, John Hancock, Benny Richardson, and Coach Gary Lancaster. 2nd ROW: Gordon Seymore, Anthony Branch, Bob Smith, David Odom, Obra Foster, Johnny Montgomery, Scott Brown, Gary Worthington, Eddie Pylant, James Terry, Kim Smith, Johnny Andrews. Victor Rodriguez, and Don Wallace. . 5 3!-gf-nil.-il-F-133-l,?iLlll-' ':ff1ii - X1 7 S - ..., 1 3 - , ., L VL ,.., . ,,,,,,4,p.,.eL-'lv-W-1--'Q' , , . A. 1 ss a-f e-.1-ow::'1!l 2:f'e'4!f ' V- I-K , 2 ' f 5 Lit- : C 5 A 'H ' ' -- f-f :V Y 'jN i '. 61111 QQQQ .4 I Ev 1 w , - Q 1 x n. i it LW' K . B N wi 7 ' ' I 3 ,, J Q , L - Q .fs ,. .,,. if QQ, :fihbfsrxi K' ' Freshmen lst ROW: Nicki Jordan, Blas Hernandez, Baron Green, Leother Carrington, Brett White, Mike Richardson, Brad Wresinski, Quin Hollins, Phillip Calabria, Darren Duggan, Craig Englehardt, and Terry Miller. 2nd ROW: Coach Steve Guerrant, Melvin Chandler, Chris Crawford, Howard Henderson, Robert Lund, James Harts- field, James Robinson, Scott Green, Carl Shinpaugh, Pat Highwood, Mike Coffman, Brian Saylors, Jay Petty, Ronald Edwards, Marvin Foster, David Wiser, Coach Doug Walker. 3rd ROW: Joe Walker, Tim Gordon, David MeClendon, Mike Hall, Kenneth Overton, Lee Savala, Arnes McGowan, Gary Yandell, Mark X McCrary, Jeff McLean, Gerald Berk, Tim Wade, Chuck Buie, Andy Griffith, Ken Burks, Lynn Lewis, Donnie Christian, and Steve Wallace. J 170 Indian Basketball Team Wins 2nd in Statefff The 1975-76 basketball season started on a fantastically enthusiastic note. All of Waxahachie had a dream of ending the eason in Austin, and somehow all of us really believed it would happen. The regular season went by quickly, much as everyone qcpected, with the Indians compiling a remarkable 25-6 record. We were undefeated in district competition, thereby capturing e zone championship. We met Waco Moore in Corsicana for the district championship and won by the unbelievable score of 7-39. It was never to be that easy again. On the following Tuesday night, the Indians met the Daingerfield Lions in Greenville d defeated them by a score of 57-56. On Friday night the game was had anticipated for months became a reality as the Indians ced the South Grand Prairie Warriors at Loos Fieldhouse in Dallas for the Regional Championship. SGP had been ranked top in e state all season, and getting past them was no small task. With only a few seconds left on the clock, the Indians took the Ead and pandemonium broke loose as everyone realized that our WHS Indians were really on their way to Austin! It was a great ctory indeed . , On March 5 the Indians along with more than a thousand fans met in Gregory Gym to mark the beginning of our part in the 'ate tournament. It was the 6th time Waxahachie High School had stood on that floor, and it was a fine team of young men who d brought us there. In that first game we met Silsbee, and the Indians came back time and time again to finally defeat this od team in the final seconds of the game. And then it was Saturday afternoon, and the game that all of us knew was in fact hat all the others had been played about was drawing near. When the officials opened the doors, thousands of Waxahachie fans gan to fill that old gym. It was estimated that of the 7 ,200 seats available, nearly 4,000 of the seats were filled by Waxaha- ie people. This within itself was a tribute to the team and coaches - not only for being a championship team, but for being e true champion people that they are. The game with the Odessa Ector Eagles was everything a state championship should be. more thrilling game has never been played. At the end of the lst quarter, the score was tied. At the end of the half, the score as tied. At the end of the 3rd quarter, Ector was ahead by six, but the Indians came back fighting. With 1:34 left in the game. arrell hit a short jumper to tie the score, and seconds later Archie's basket gave the Indians the lead with 1:18 left to play. tor made a free throw to put the score 75-74 with 36 seconds remaining, but Waxahachie had the ball! Thirty-two seconds . . thirty-two seconds to go and the Indians were in control, ahead, and with the ball. A slip on a wet floor, a stolen pass, Ed the fleeting look onto the golden throne was gone. CBuddy Thompson - THE WAXAHACHIE DAILY LIGHTJ Ector made the -ahead bucket with 15 seconds left, and with 1 second on the clock the Eagles hit two free throws for the final score of 75-78. As one coach in the crowd noted, 'The Indians didn't lose, they just ran out of time, because that's the type of game it was. th teams played outstanding basketball' . CBob Howard - THE WAXAHACHIE DAILY LIGHTJ All of WHS and all of Waxaha- ie is extremely proud of how our Indians and coaches- represented, Waxahachie, our district 8AAA, and our Region in Austin. e could not be prouder, even if we had won it all. Our Indians are champions in the truest sense of the world. The WHS cheer- aders expressed the sentiment of us all when they wrote, WHS basketball team, we love you and thank you for letting us walk hind you on your 'road to glory' . XHDIAH W J' I ,fini Coach Jack Aldridge was named by The Dallas Morning News as Coach of the Year. 4 ' O V. Johnny Cathey l 5 ir 1, , ,,,--- --,..-. l All- District Ennis . V u ' Dwight Cash 2nd Team All-District Rene Lafleur Je. N lx V , x Z . sw lv 1-Q x x R X ri i Q A . x.f 4 N i Donald Steele Hon. Men. A11-District Darrell Wilson 4 A11-District GA J, 4a,. fs A large crowd watched the Indians and Lions compete at the Ennis gym I P Archie and Eric scramble for the ball at Cleburne ,ww-In Eric Sugar Bear Sargent penetrates against Lancaster , 'Q' 'Q f 'Q f X , , v 455 Q WELCOME WAV ' 'lggn K ,Lui Q .,-,, ,, ,mf gf-LA WV ii W? if ' L Q as A -5 Q' A in K - ' ' , . I ix jg h . 3' W 51,72 , stv. 1 an 0 Q 1 , xv W I 45 sag 41 55 nl 5 I Indian Baseball Coach Mike Tamer EDP 4 -egg., -- 3, 32' M52 Brlan Cravens - MANAGER Mike Turner - COACH 177 V if I 'N' -:ang-- Senior Senior S6111 Brett Johnson Jerry Kelly Johnny McAdams ,.-v- Junior Kevin Almond 140 X A kb. , I ' -5 3' 3 ., x'n 5:'! sl 'L'-' 2'J Z' Q , W, ,- - 1I 'lgn he ' 3 HS if wklwlhw- 42 - 'Fl x I 4, TNI N' - w Fe? me YB JUUIOI' Junior Junior Junior Mike Loyd Stu Lumpkins Kevin Martin Bob Smith -fd ,. :f- px .1- .- .,--, l 5'i',':..Z 1.i' Junior Donald Steele Sophomore Sophomore Andy Dawson Mike MOIg3.1'1 Mark Price, Joey Bradley. Players Not Pictured: Keith Osborn. X xx sl 'I'-,fi ' p 2 ' 1 ,,4.:' .5 ' ' A -- as I f ! N .X Fr, ' -., - E' ' '1 . ' -' V V H , ' .. 3 .. J ' .iff 4 -5.,.L,,, , E I A 4. -- ' - ,fr L -- S ..,rMA.-- f , 'n-- rfuzczcrrn ' 3.4: -4-,r--' ,-1 -r - fm? TWT! a Czviui - - 'F Y A P .- v I 3-2.4, , Q-W'f ' F313 f .gniwwsl . isuufuzs .5 ' .-Tfgf? 1' 5 '7'1 ' 'A f arg:-435 vlwlwvrw' - ,fr -- ' me - 4 f rv- f - 5 nl ' snufmu, A , ' fuel!! rpwlgnmr PYT 'X 1 'P' -S, S 'ESSEX' ' , -7 ? 1' V....Q'2uxX Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Barry Navarro Jeff Reed Bobby Robinson Justin Wilson .- N - , 1 wlvqz- , 3- 15 0 1 N. -+1 X .. , he--1 X .. - if . .. 'W mf - V I ' . r ,nm ,P 3 . A X ' l .i...le I : - : S eq H- ' c : ' l. ..,. -5 - . 1 . X - a l X E M4 . wi -4? tl. 'rl . - 5-Q fi . P , - - rffgi-r-Q-if J' If ,ggi 1 , I TNQ., ' I .Y 'A YIUY .4 . 'P 1 P '- :I ffius-ggiat ' ,S . y f 5 '7A:jifa 4: '-2f,b'i-l,'1fff- tow' P' - . .. , ., . gm' :ix 'A '- ' Freshman Freshman Junior STATISTICIANS: Melisa McMinn. Robert Dulin Bobby Moseley Marla Sovereign, Susan Allen, Stepha- Bi11 Stroope , me Howell, and Sharon English. 179 B0 sp Track SPRINT RELAY Barry Cash, Jerome Hargers. Larry Jackson, and Madis on Debase IBO 1976 INDIAN TRACK TEAM y -1314 ......-n--Q-' - df' WEIGHT MEN SPRINTERS Mark Christian, Billy O'Daniel, Fred Bledsue, Clark Williams, David Ricky Sargent, Barry Cash, Larry Jackson, William Cash, Harold Becks, McNaughton, Eric Moore, and Larry Overton. Jerome Hargers, Lynn Seymore, and Madison Debase. .- ' 1' 'erm ' HURDLERS DISTANCE RUNNERS Nick Stover, Tony Townlcy, Bill Srroope, David Jordan, Benny Richardson. Demetrio Martinez, Obra Foster, Ricky Don Sargent, Perry Richmond, Daniel and Ricky Don Sargeam. Burgess, Eddie Pylanl, and Madison Debase. 181 COACH Ted Harris FRESHMAN TEAM lst ROW: Pat Highwood, Dan McNaughton, and Marvin Foster. 2nd ROW: Joel Walters, Tim Gor- don, Marty Massara, Donny Christian. 3rd ROW: Phillip Calabria, Quinn Hollins, Kendall Bridges. 4th ROW: Arthur Washington, Donny Wheaton, Edward Sullivan, Melvin Chandler. 5th ROW: Arthur Cash, Larry Washington, Terry Miller, Leother Carrington. 6th ROW: Alfred Smith, Arnes McGowan, Steve Wallace, Ken- neth Overton. 182 SOPHOMORE SPRINT RELAY Ricky Don Sargent, Glen Seymour, and William Cash. , P, e FIELD EVENTS Harold Becks, Aaron Looney, Ricky Don Sargeant, David Rogers, William Cash, Larry Jackson, Jerome Hargers, and Kim Smith. Girls' Golf Team members are Debra O'DanieI. Terry Murray. Beverly O'Danie1, and Leslie Har- grove. Boys' Golf Team Members are Clay Hargrove, Gary Lyle, Bobby Crittenden, and Jackie Corey. ,ff Coach Gary Lancaster Coach Patti McCo111B3 Tennis COACH Steve Guerrant lsr ROW: Sherry Youngblood, Julie Cockerham, Carla Lowry. 2nd ROW: Karen Novaro, Marlee Foster Ann Youngblood, Laurie Adkisson. 3rd ROW: Lori Burleson, Claire Youngblood, Lori Woodard. 4 -1-..- -'T N J., I J I r Kill! f llllll Q I BACK ROW: Scou Dorseu. Pat Gordon, Derek Coppedge, Clay Srroope, Bruce Cox. MIDDLE ROW: Kendall Bridges, Kyle Bowler, Lane Woodard, Tim Gordon, Clay Hinds. FRONT ROW: Bill Kelley. Steve Harris, Jeff McLean, SILZVC Rancy. IID l ' 5.2 .0 x I 'X ' 5: 1 Q irlsl Volleyball District Champs - 3 Times in a Howl Our girls' volleyball team had an outstanding season's record of 20 wins with only 4 losses. They won lst place in the Malakoff Tournament, won both the zone championship and the district championship, but lost in the state quarter-finals in a close, hard-fought game. The B-Team also had an outstanding season of 16 wins and 3 losses. They won 3rd place in the Richardson Tour- nament in which Vanessa Wofford made All-Tournament Team. Waxahachie High School is very proud of these girls and Coach McColl. They have represented WHS in an excellent fashion, and we congratulate each of them. 'Az-, ,tl 1 X Coach Patty McColl 186 A - Pfam, lst Row - Lavonda O'Daniel, Liz Campbell, Melinda Crayton, and Kelly McNicho1s. STANDING: Bev- erly Smith, Student Manager, Laurel Wood, Lori Woodard, lan Edrington, Janice Field, Amy Howard, and Coach Patty McColl. ' B- Team lst ROW: Anita Johnson, Pam Craylon, Leslie Brown, Angela Reed, and Kathy Henderson. 2nd ROW: Chana McGruder, Laura Campbell, Venessa Wofford, Captain, Dedra Edwards, Caria Highwood, and Coach McColl. LIZ CAMPBELL Spike MELINDA CRAYTON Spike 2nd Team A11-Dist. JAN EDRINGTON Set-Spike Co-Captain lst Team A11-Dist. JANICE FIELD Spike Co-Captain lst Team A11-Dist. AMY HOWARD Set-Spike 2nd Team A11-Dist. A11 State KELLY MCNICLOIS Spike LAVONDA O'DANIEL Spike LAUREL WOOD Spike LORI WOODARD Set-Spike I 9 76 irls 7 Track COACH Garey Homer klugfgg- 4-V f. 'L 4- '- DISCUS AND SHOT PUTTERS Williw Moore, Carlett Crenshaw, Angela Reed, Debbie Lewis, Linda Douglas, and Unice Sharp. 1976 GIRLS' TRACK TEAM 4, 1 :F 91443, TK T -, . SPRINTERS lst ROW: Anitta Johnson, Betty Square, Yvonne Davis, Denise Pullins. 2nd ROW: Evelyn Hargers, Monica Johnson, Karen Snell. and Claudia Thompson. 15 I i 5 I SW? +1 BROAD IUMPERS. HIGH JUMPERS, AND TRIPLE JUMPERS lst ROW: Betty Square, Kathy Savell, and Denise Pullins. 2nd ROW: Lorie Westbrook. Karen Snell, Chana Sarrell McGruder, and Willie Moore. UI-4 4' 'XS1-4 ffl- . lst ROW: Karen Snell, Karen Johnson. Dedra Edwards, and Beatrice Williams. McGruder. 3rd ROW: Angela Davis, Monica Johnson, Betty Square, and Claud Q :sv we TOP DISTANCE RUNNERS Wright. and Evonne Moore BOTTOM-HURDLERS Willie Moore, Yvonne Davis, and Toby Steven- son l vi my A BIA ff O Af NSI Al. RINTERS 2nd ROW: Debbie Lewis, Kathy Savell, Anita Iolmson, Diedra Massey. and Chana ia Thomas. 5- Qi xwflllrfa 'lm I f ! x x 2 fl 'b ijrj' If A v, v,,,' 'v SQ! , v,v r 4 gs , 354 444 -,444 ?L ' 4 4 Q 1 4' , ' . 'A' W' 1 Y A . '1-Z E WM! 'IIIIIHILHIIIIV-W IHFH 7,1 Wfffffq f Another year has come and gone. New faces have become familiar ones as we have grown together. Much hard work has gone into making this year a most successful one. Fun, excitement, and love have become integral parts of our lives. Each student of WHS has indeed experienced the Great Spirit of '76! Wedding bells ring for Mr. Simpson as Mrs. Esparza looks on. n , , . f D i f . K 5 ,, I 1 I 52, ,A cv! IT Q? sw me 'N.4 Mouth open as usual, Larry! Tired, Phyllis? i Frankenstein's bride or Ian? Maybe Charmer try- Invaded by Mexico or a Spanish play starring Johnny, Gene, Larry, Mark, Bruce, and Perry P' outs? Some Charmer! W pq f' Ill .aiiiii i I Q E ' A-'fl ml vig .H-99' Libby's, Libby's, Libby's on the label. label. The Cherokee Charmers get ready for the homecoming game as they add their smiling faces to the label says Bill. parade. Yvonne with two heads!?! Normal study positions for David and Gayle Qiiigiifff' if The band does its thing in the State Fair parade. Val Sherrie and Patti pay a visit to the pep rally fl w,,,,.,. A Ruthie lends her charm to Indian Day. Linda with freckles? ave are Janet and Janie - what a line-up! How can one be happy in Doc's class? LaDonna. Bruce, Bobby, and Candy seem to manage. 194 Getting rid of Stuart - Hallelujah! ! Pat, Phillip, and Jonathan are enjoying the post- parade activities. We thought this water was supposed to be cleani All agree as Renee, Amy, Sherrie. Lori, Mrs' Walker, and Carla examine the water treatmen plant. a..t..,,,, , , my 8 . in 2 '-Z tw .. xr 4 N 1 1 V . ,Wi if N, 5 ' Ann and Sue - planning to study for a change? f fl, Larry is certainly no prize as he pops out of the Great interest is shown at FTA meeting by Freedom Jam made the day a little brighter Senior Cereal Box - the winning float in the Ruthie, Kemalean, Jerry, Truman, Xavier, Bev, Right, Debi? homecoming parade. and Beverly. Decisions, decisions. decisions! Charlotte, Janet. and Sally hard at WOIR .ns-i :e:::: - ii 9 g f- , ull- 1 gmgkf- 3 , f 'liffst i ! - LTL .5 I 1 P' ' . - ' V, , sw,.,L1.....,' ' it 11' :-, ' 'W' r ' lsw tg. ' -1.-. 1' ', 1 ' r' - Wfammf' .-- Do we have to go through it again?? QQ ,F 5 ings .4 gg, 5 2 V , s.. 1 , .Il . M K a I ' R i Q, M ,5 5. - b .54 v-.S A :N Q J P A K . ,sng K N. K In Amr, Gaia , . YE' 'wi Q ' A ' XX, gf , I f :B f,'S 5 1 A ': vf-1, . I in if 6 jfs .ji gl, 1 5 vs- 'H A X , ul'5 , T9 lIlPl3fSX'f3 an : .: Firemen are becoming so much better looking! ! If lr Donna, Iudy, and Nita register for their junior Beacon day is Doc's room as Carrie, Ronnie, Jimmy seems to be all tied up! Tammy, Lori, Marco, Doc, Billy, and Truman enjoy the break in studies. Candace, Ann, and Lori take a break in their Deck the halls and Mr. Dorsey as Nita, Ami, Mr. Gresham, Ann, Mr. Dorsey, and Karen join in the tour of Ft. Worth. festivities. Q I F156 ll-: ,,,A , , mi., ,....,,,,. N 4 L' 1 4 :Anangu lj vli ff' tpllcgng 1 ,.l,g yllll ,, .E Ile ' ML, ,EAL Q, -?.,,',W 5 wh, A A Vsq , ' 'HEAT' 3 li iii ui ktr, 7 . 1 , I ff A ' 'N ,jd A V1 -' Q1 'W jf, If 'L , 'W 3 ' 4 O7 T F' 'wer' lg fig ,rl L, .1 Nd Q J V, 1 B1-' DlSIR lCT,k if, , Q Q W .Q ?xREG19 ,. UNA' fl M. g, 2 -- Q 1 il :K ' 1 Tammy. Denise, and Carla enjoy doughnuts at + ' the Ft. Worth Museum on their Chemistry II field trip. The Charmers cheer our team on to a 20-6 victory over Connally. if M1 aww, wgyzuf -3 , .' V J' - f - 'r N A xy ,fr f In '17, 3 M ,. if -u- The cheerleaders, majorettes, Charmers, and band join in the homecoming festivities. Archie leaps for a basket as Donald lools on The beginning of another game! hm.. Iris actually works - or at least looks at the type- writer! Ruby and Sandra show the favorite pasttime of WHS students - roaming the halls! 200 Y,-W. .. of lu Wendy and puppy - not look-alikes! 7' 'fg-I .' X7 N 77 Q 4A X I Q .. L. I . - fill all llll I1 ' 'ilili if-if - 1 l t on Better luck next time. Richard. Or should that be Mr. Davis and Rufus work on this perfect scale Candace!?! model of a house. Kathy, Terri, and Debi liven up the school with a few cheers. I W9 nk I ., o f X I ,.7 jf, A 1 1 , -952-Q5 '., f' o t if F KX ' 1, 51 4 u5.QL' t I Z Q k W Q! fs Q f I Sarelda uses the microfiche as Kelly waits to get a magazine. Brent works on a television set in Mr. Mac' room. 'Ilan m H, ,mrlw-114-'W'R1r'l'1fvf 1 -' ' 3-gf-...' 's:.,,g V , ,. , , , .M I .4 - -- -..., .. A -M p ,- -. , 'Q l 1. fenn- .-4... The beginning of an early morning practice to get ready for the game. H+.-A ff, Tammy struggles to finish a Chemistry II test. Mark, Larry, Eric, and Mike perform for the second period English classes. 02 W I Mark and Brian catch up on their work in VICA - ICT. l wo points are made by Darrell as the cheerlead- rs lend their support. Really, Steve! if- , em: . ' ff-'t-fp bf-cf fi' et- .'1T'!,4f PWf ef' ' 1 Q. 5' F ' -Q. .f ' ' f ' I ff' Ziff-fi f. 4 n 74' ' .,. . , ,, ., . The pep squad changes appearance for t.he homecoming parade. We 're almost seniors! N my xf Cindy, Michelle, and Stacy are participants in Let's Make a Deal. -'max John and Debi get involved in everything they do. 203 I i 1.4 Q ' l -x , 4 -5 X , l s r i ' :fr-' .1 t 1 ' ...ll 5 r s 51 x 2 is 3 Sam enjoys playing before the State Fair Parade. Jerry performs his duty as the cons ' Stacey and Bennett consider their courses for ne: FRANKENSTEIN. QQ ,7 year. , X t ,ix CY gp ffl E David finally realized how easy it was to be ril of his trouble namely Scotty. I Juniors and seniors wait anxiously to find out who made N. H. S . Robin, Phyllis, and Bill prepare to face the trials The monsters of all ages or the girls trying out for Charmers! ?! and tribulations of Doc's math. 204 You'd never make it as Santa Claus, Kenneth! Tim, Sharon. and Toni wait for the bell after Some days are just really great. Right, Mitch!?! X' 'stacking . 2 X The basketball team is not all work, as they wait to leave for the regional game. Xux, - , Q , J '-X , at .MXN MX X x Mr. Campbell's classes go right to work. S Sue catches the attention of Mrs. Cain's English class. The of 76 line up for their class picture. 205 as .5 5 You're much too young for that, Stuart! ! I David makes one of those daily announcements. 206 France, Tammy, Gerald, and Tic are not always attentive in Mrs. Ballard's class. Kenneth, Norvell, and Rene take pride in the basketball team's accomplishments. .l Susan, Brenda, and Tim delight in the free timt sneaked in at the end of their class. James and Kieth are not always studious. -f-3 Even the class isn't interested in Coach Turner's legs! ! J 1' .', I LA v I, . 1 . In Appreciation You have helped us to become closer to one another, to understand others, and to make this yearbook a success. You have not told us what to do, but instead have given us your guidance and assistance. You have worked many hours to help us make this annual one of which we hope each student in Waxahachie High School can be proud. It is with sincere appreciation and secrecy - that we devote this page to you, our sponsor, Mrs. Ruth Ballard. The 1976 Annual Staff Candace Cain - editor Lori Lindsey Gayle Patrick LaDonna Acre David Terry Larry Crow Cindy Burks Marla Sovereign Shelia Washington Kevin Locke Stuart Dorsey Marco French i--X J 7 ff f X ..,,fr.,mC , -L' '-.. ,L , iff' .'- -.-,P .,, .4. .1-f.,f 5 :M N 'C' .- -A - ' WU ld - .giiri X:3x Q Q 1 k 2,-ff'5f - :mw- 4, ' a 1 X 4 ' 'A :agQm'!5'A -,Q Y A - 4' - -LE 3 l ' 'ff x xi ff f Elf-' 1 f .H '.,ff J I- Q1 '-' ! K ' ,I -Q K7 ' J-0' A f. 'I lg J! ,- 'II 2.-Hfffmi' 1 ,' ' ffxaf er- 123' 1 'V A 7 -'IT' ' .Q NYM V a , 4' M,-,wwf fi .. 5 .- - if ,ml-up ' WU ,Jr f 1441 - , x f' - ,J '- 1 , r. 3.1 1' ' 75' 'Q .:'I'f7f'.'1- 1 'f . Nyju 'Sig ' .-34,212 1 , -Nl . xt' Zvi: I Q' LY i ' -N w,- f4,..,f 4 , 331, ,:i...W f rx.,.4Y- if ,:z1'1 .-f 5 e 'APE -I 1 :jzir I ' V 'qu ' '.-f '- , f 2? 1 W .N I f , 'f My 1 , ' .' tl' Dj: 15,4 , h ' r - ' : W 1 1 V I A 4 . , I : If I' f f I ' ' I ,BMI . , f,N P V9 + xL ZW , X r 1 i 7 ' Tc ,IMA ,i IVLLQ Y ,W L ,, Mglyvglyf wwf Mm 1 I f 7 1 5,51 1 f I A I I x K , I I ' I , I X X ' 1 EW 1 X X' N J 9 - CASA BLANCA SALON Q REGINA S u 03 hgc I TRINITY PHARMACY Slnce 1913 JAMES DEWITT, R Ph On the Square Waxahachle Texas 75165 Phone 937 4710 Emergency Phone 937 7606 SHANK INSURANCE AGENCY 210 W Pram CH EEVES BROTHERS e Waxahach1e Texas 75165 Insurance SV-0 in Waxahachie 937-2801 2 CITY BICYCLE SHOP Schwinn and Vista Bicycles Lawn Mowers and Chain Saws nn V, f V' ,M -Mk ,, A K I.k, -W I , All Types Small Engine Repair We Service What We Sell 1510 W. Main 937-9208 I2 M ,f sw :QL 674' ' 4- ,' UQ? g51 fV ,4 Yr f -f K 1 5 , r -. V . f V V I V' ' Q ,' 4' , ' 5 1 ' I 1.6, 5 ' 4 r ' , 3 , 7,1 ' ' 1 . 1 lf, V f :I , - V ' f x, . . - V , 1 5 . V f ' , . , x , ' H - , V -L , -, ' ' ,, V f f ' X K Q .. 1 , Es X! 1- K X V' Nw 'W 1' ' N ,,l .I ,. . 5 f A , V -V Xxx fy ff' J fi lf x fy 'kj'l7' a I - V 1' 4 I VA V, VN- nf f 5' , X c: 8. K ENQRAVINQ if 55151330530 8. TROPHY CCMPANY E E I 311 S. Rogers 9 Y 1 G Waxahachie, Texas is E T 937-8588 Metro 223-8963 vw JF 3' X! ff EIR 5 0-09 F -- T 113 North College WAXAHACHIE, TEXAS 75165 f COLLEGE STREET CHURCH OF CHRIST First Century Christians for Twentieth Century People 'Pk x sf-59 V If ss? 0 md I Bes+ Wishes From The CHIEF S+aH GINGERBREAD FLOWERS N r'd'1gate Ce te 214 937 8222 D n 1 Fly Thr gh S Th Flo er . w x S 6 ,X- X 36,435 :iig u A J fy: I 1. K xg . - -Q wr ia 4 I. J BAYLESS S PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLIES 109 N. Rogers St. 210 W Franklin Waxahachie, Texas Waxahachie Texas 937-1531 937-2321 TROPICAL PRODUCE GQNUINS 300 W. Brown Ennis, Texas MR. and MRS. JUDE SMITH Owners COWBOY FORD 81 MERCURY I35E and U.S. 281: I ' I 1 . PLE Waxahachie , Texas HOMER DENNING , Owner 937-5310 uv, fill M 218 my +4 ff , .-.s ,L-vm' ,v we. ' .fi fini. K X 1 -N fx, , 4 I , K-I wvrxiiatf V !,,,...,.akg.-,.Wk, , I+ I .ful 2' L.w'fZrg:5,g.,w,g, W s- I .I V, gl ,f w..j'-'w'ua'V',,,i V A ' K I ,U ,sy N,-1 - A..QA.7L s5i,.,g4 K, xl..-.-,auf U A 1 fmfv ': ' , if-.I Q-s l 219 AN DY'S GROCERY CompIimen+s of STANLEY GLASS, Owner in Recogni+ion of Waxahachie High S+uden+s ANDY ,S Wa X :SQA 104D lla H y Wa ha he T s 937 1301 v ' FARLEY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH JACKK MCDANIEL Pastor EDDIE BALLARD Musrc Educatlon Youth For the Lord God rs a sun and sh1e1d the Lord w111 grve grace and glory no good thlng W111 He wlthhold from them that walk uprlghtly Psalm 84 11 221 L , lf A X J it X :wing of GINGERBREAD SHOPPING CENTER and DWARF FOOD STORE BOZE-MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service - Directors of Funerals Vvaxahachie, Texas 75165 ELL 937 ELL FUNERAL HOME ox. .ff . A H l ,uw 4 v Ga- Q 15 -Q., W. .3-f .4 -1- '44 ' - J' ns i -ri., .Pico , . Q., l M - itws- Q Mx. sgvig-H 5, V- . -sua-3-,J ,y A , I -s- 1- ,,.. -.. . 'f ' I' ff' , AQ .f. .ag-I 1 . a FI You FlnaIIy Made CANDACE and RICHARD Even with all your stupid tricks - What will your fiendish minds think of NEXT? DICK CURRY APPLIANCE 102 Dallas Hwy Washers and Dryers Dishwashers - Disposers 937-3770 JOHN FERGUSON 324N Elm Waxahachie Texas INSURANCE ln.,-H 5- ..X six WATER STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor - REV. DON GOATES Men who see the invisible , hear the inaudible, believe the incredible, and think the unthinkable , are men who achieve the impossible. 5 PM A 224 We Welcome Your Accounl' WAXAHACHIE BANK AND TRUST C0 F d P The rien ly Bank Use Our Mo+or Bank Member Federal Deposi+ Ins. Cor . Q E 'I f 1AA E BU RLESON D ,1.. , Ab Mb ii SON A e 1 1 , , i in Ezzizizivlvzzvzzz A, :: Waxahachle ef, if 2 A G Ib .. 2 A as '-1 CD X N U3 ::::' 2252 :Z QAM 19-'S 54' ,.... . . . . N 515. WAXAHACHIE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN M S Seniors! QUALITY CLEANERS 112 E. Franklin Phone: C214J93'I-5341 WAXAHACHIE K WOLENS I Famous for Values Since 1898 225 -Q' ,svlm., N 'Q' K 'na Z? I C .J I Z., fa 4? -v 3 2, A ig 4 Q A XZX Q I 13 sw? Q 1 J v m - W fx .P gpg: as x, f' I O ,ge as s '3 gf ,A 'Ti ' 5, ar. qc ,Q MN. iff . 'W . W . V - 4 rn .Q K1 1. R a s.. ..,,,. I WMWVQ V., Wwmwm N fe ' M wlgxv 'W f w fx 'N 19 f S ,, eg aw... if yya '-X sf . W, ,NWN MN M WMMNW I I O o :1 UQ Pl sv l 4 1: P . sn 1 1-9 ... o :1 U! FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH dM M11 HAPPY S HOME FURNITURE Th S py dL JANICE S FLOWER SHOP 510 W M 937 3694 M T . had 5' -5 f,,. I , QI 43331 .1 C dlpprgme if . Q. ' . - ai in an sw 43 . ww, M., . ..--S ....... Dcwnfrown W'axfvI1ec'2'IS 214 937 IWJI A 'hw 1 . J 'L ' u I1- Q1 Ili' FY, 1' 'u ain - xa ac ie exas 7 I LEVINE S DEPARTMENT BROOKSIDE INN 81 RESTAURANT ESSELMAN ELECTRIC SHOP 5 C O DANIELS BARBER AND STYLING SHOP 8 STORE W D S SERVICES INC LYNN D LASSWELL AND COMPANY INSURANCE Compliments of I 311 S. Rogers Waxahachie, Texas ahachle' Taxa Compliments of Q Q Q Since 1918 106 Water Street h h' T E 1 I k 1 WESTERN DATA I o Computer Services for ' Texas Counties T C' ' S h 1 ' ' Sebring Certified l 11 . g h h' - N 9 56 . 11 - C - 11 g h h FINE FURNITURE BEGINS UN THE INSIDE with the famous I-'laxsteel -'-I A If spring I , 5 - .. :fra-'Y 15? 5-.H-11:51 '1:vfF37+ '5 ' , -:5:5:2.5.gs:+'-jz' 1- -' 'wx ws. . -fagfww fx- 1 -.mb fwllvo, , FLEXSTEEL FINE UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Corner of Marvin and Grand Waxahachie, Texas .., ,.,.. 9 I 8 o e e Waxahachie, Texas PIERCE FURNITURE 84 APPLIANCE CO., INC. Complete Furnishings for the Home 308 14 S R g 937 3121 W h h T HUSKIN S RANDALL S UPHOLSTERY DRIVE-IN GROCERY 40 s. C 11 g eo s R g 937 2971 1- 4, OLD MAIN lN-LooK, OUT-LooK S HD ? FLOWERS 81 GIFTS Corner Main and Elm W ah h T 1312 W tMa h 937 3440 230 I l 2 . o ers - - Waxahachie Texas Jane Blevins XCRAP if o ,p 1. 3' 6: no...-o's W h h' T p - TYLER REFRIGERATION DIVISION CLARK EQUIPMENT COMPANY Waxahachle Texas Phone 214 937 1820 TEXAS POWER 81 LIGHT COMPANY J. V. SANDERS BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. Lumber and Building Material 300 No Jackson Phone 937 5868 Waxahachre Texas 75165 LYLE TRUCK AND TRACTOR INC Phones Waxahachre 937 5870 Dallas Drrect 223 6053 Internauonal Trucks Internauonal Tractors and Equrpment Farmall Tractors D1eseI Servrce for Trucks and Tractors Parts and Servlce me 1 -- .. - - - N, 209 Waco Highway - Waxahachie, Texas 75165 231 Lone Star Gas Company THE CLEAN ENERGY COMPANY f C. TISQNIEIATS UQ RILEY TYPEWRITER ' AXAHACHIE TIRE 85 OIL CO. 04811 TLIEI, T 751 5 Ph f 1 D937 1691 CARLISLE CHEVROLET COMPANY POPE S PAINT I E11' Coumy's Gldesr Automob'1 Dealershlp Educauon Is the Apprenuces 1p of Life FIRST METHODIST CHURCH ELLIS NATIONAL BANK Northgate Center Wa ahachie Texas For the best eahn In fown COME ON DOWN AND BRING THE FAMILY TO CAFETERIA SPECIALIZING IN Plf Bar B Q AND Mama Underwoods Frued Chicken gvsld delsgs 3-I0 DINE-IN OR CARRY OUT 913721731 'S Wvxuh hi O I O .. ' I j' , I Q U . C .X O - - , . 'kb WHERE YOU SAVE DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE9 -. v ',1'.'..- .f- ' Q-.' '- f 4 10- , f' ' .1-Aj: , -lisa f' 1 , 1 I v' , I V ,, I LN W 'I ' . ,. ' A Q AZT alwglrlqm , 'fi- , -- 'ualltfamul.-'uva'ULAXMIf!1dg,Iy21QMl1g1mtd '- f 2: ,,,,w,, :ia-3-,muff El.l.lS CCDLJIXITY ' 5 50C.A-NGN 300,29 AS 400 FERRIS AVE., WAXAHACHIE, TEXAS 75165 Waxahachie Phone 214!937-4567 Dallas Phone 214!223-7213 TOWN 81 COUNTRY COIFFURES 307 Grand Avenue Phone 937 6601 Waxahachre Texas 75165 LINDA POPE CHRISTINE POPE Owner Antrques 234 Eye Tabbing Manicuring LA CHER BEAUTY SALON 937-6531 Complete L1ne of Beauty Servrces Owned and Operated by Larry Mathis and Sharon Lynch Congratulations From HAGGAR SLACKS COTTON SHOPPE 817 Ferris Avenue Waxahachie Texas 75165 CLIFFORD and MILDRED LYNN Business 937-4580 CHRISTIAN FIDELITY LIFE INSURANCE CO 937-4420 Seniors of '76 A+ CNB We Make II' Easy for You Complete Bankrng Servrces to Serve the Personal and Bus1ness Frnancral Needs of Our Communrty Checklng Accounts Trust Department Savmgs Accounts Nrght Deposltory Safe Deposrt Boxes DIIVC rn Wrndow Servrce Travelers Checks ALL KINDS OF LOANS Personal Automobrle Real Estate Bus1ness Farm and Ranch For Informatlon Call CITIZENS NATIONAL 875 2631 K Dallas Lrne 233 7711 rn Ennrs Texas ... 1 CHRYSLER CUNNINGHAM MOTCDR CO INC Waxahachie Texas 7 5165 I ' O 216 North College St. Come Through Our Doors to Beauty Just Three Steps M U N MERLE NORMAN FUNERAL HOME 1412 E. Mein 1109 Ferris Waxahachie, Texas Waxahachie' Texas Phone - 937-5065 937-5380 Antiques Coins ELM ER BOOH ER MOTCDR CO. Collectibles New and Used Cars E E. JCffSI'SO1'1 Hotel Rogers Elmer Beeher 937-2802 Waxahachie' Texas Manager Waxahachie, Texas Dub and Sherrie Bus. 937-6104 Green Home 937-3305 236 Comphments of C. A. WILSON CO. i iZQw HMM-In s SC dpc d I if , U SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT SWEDE S SPORTING GOODS STORE Waxahachle, Texas Compliments of I 216 F kl' h hi T or SERVICE WITH TH! SQEED ...nfl 0. I - .5 s J 4 .5 W I I s QM gn Y 4 I -sn! WE BELIEVE IN THE FOUR-WAY TEST for 'rhings we I'I1ink, say or do. I. Isi++I1eTRUTH'? 2. Is I+ FAIR Io all concerned? 3. Will H' build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will I+ be BENEFICIAL +0 all concerned? WAXAHACHIE RCDTARY CLUB 40N CI BALLARD CCDTTCJN COMPANY FRED S AUTO SALE I 150 S. Hwy. '77 Waxahachie, Texas Qex demic 811 Ferris Avenue VVaxahachie,'TeXas 75165 Phone: C2145 937-3710 APPLIANCES STEREO TV HOUSEWARES GIFTS JEWELRY Dallas Phone C2145 223-7599 Da 0ueeII DAIRY OUEEN OF WAXAHACHIE INC 1201 F ' 75165 109 N Ph 2141937 5150 I U OWNERS - The I. A. White Family erns Avenue W h h T H8fM PRECISION TOOL COMPANY JOHN ARDEN AND ASSOCIATES LIFE INSURANCE 8 Ph 1 Comphments of Compliments of . Colle e St. Tele one 937- DARYL S PRESCRIPTION SHOP PIZZA HUT BCDWLER S HARDWARE Complimen+s of MARCH MAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE 200 S. Rogers Waxahachie, Texas I Ex -fxsfllifi ,ev- 5 -v V! .Q E! m 65, X' ffriih I A -I us 1' SSS -41' A xf ' 'fsig i 3'-W gf' 'J 5 ' 'B slut- 'fm' l f- V sg. AX ' as ,fi-., cw qi Q -1...-.-N ,V A 1 .W X 'S Q5 4. .' 244 1-V 5 Q , A , , .qw f li-xo. Y 2 5 X ,, k K A 'iff .., X E. .nf -X A . . . ? I I 3 RQ' 'Tx 'QA ,ef 3' sh, v V N v . atb X . 41 1-. .l .1 . W :Q fr Q , , v ',,,s. . . Q. , .. P! 11 'o ' F' . 1. ' Yr' if . , 5 0, np V-fs I ef- 1 f x P i 4 nfl 5 L-' I Q, 1: y'Qi.fF ' ' 5-' ' Q e 4 .1 L 'N .igxwnkt A-up e' 4 . A, . ,- li r . .1 I .vagal '47-' ,ds - N 3 ,aa ,Ls x 'f l A 1 X f P4 ufill FT? 5. E Nia lil Y. ,Nia v-ei....,, l .N M36 my , X Q 1 ' k , . K j 2' ' i' f I 4 II , ' . My 1-lg N ily 'N an Li if 2 -',-. 'A 1 QI? 3 ' 4 KK A-.. ,M f 6 F Y 'ff'-L iffff 9 rw f YM I I K r w All V .i 1 1 Ll -ug'-Q , fp'--W 4, lil' I in F u . I , 4 Q ',, .YsM 'lf 5 igigs? If J 'B y 5. , -5115 ff fd . . ' V. op '. A 41, 1 X' QL' .. al, A9 1 'Q 5 mkgf.-:P-'.: .M . , 4 AA 1 1 9 l 1,4 ., 4,4-TXNV V , A Whs- 1,4 , - --wx Q eq -ua- ? , i live nl S Z X may J As the 1975-76 school year draws to a close, we trust that this book will make it possible for you to relive The Great Spirit of 7767, arid its memories for years to come. Happy memories make a brigliterfataref OU 2500 flfvlfwllu QP ww am i t -ff -A-M...-Q--., ... ,-. I I af ' zillxlzxlfxlgxl 2-s s -1 1 S? 1 , . 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