Waxahachie High School - Chief Yearbook (Waxahachie, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1977 volume:

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Hcwtdsoww Mama Pwwlu Marco is Drum Major for Big Green Indian Band, and is the President of the National Honor Society. He is a member of the Student Council and the FTA. His hobbies are painting, music, art, and stained glass work. 22 Jwniofv CbfwlgCanpemtwu Cindy is a member of the FTA, FCA, and the French and German Club. Her hobbies are reading, sports, dancing, writing, and drawing. Jarrow F-lowwlsome Mwthmzw Mark is the District President of FFA, and the treasurer of our local FFA. He is a mem- ber of the Science and Math Club and the Key Club. His hobbies are playing guitar and music. . X I 1- f -'im' Fl if T 4 azsjlbyzwf- , N- is E i . .gxir bfigg is U-Lf' . ,W r '5 ,Q-gqqii 'fs-H , i'5?f3 Pa, rp, 'Gif 'Spy g,Q?W1f -gi? Wzrwkezfr 23 Sw www Ham Cynthia plays electric piano for the stage band, and is the recording secretary of Tau-Theta-Phi. She is a member of the Band, Sock and Buskin Club, and the Annual Staff. Her hobbies are playing musical instruments, reading, acting, and singing. SOP Handsome omg atgauft Craig is a member of the Spanish Club and plays on the baseball team. His hob- bies are hunting, riding up and down Fearis, and sitting at the Sonic. I-le also enjoys talking and listening to his friends. ss 3 675 Pfeeskmaw Ciud1JTwwwv Cindy is a member of the FHA and the Y- Teens. Her hobbies are singing, dancing, and making macrame hangers. Fwslumaw Handsome Chanles Qolomow Charles is a member of the French and German Club, Sock and Buskin, and both the tennis and football teams. His hobbies are playing tennis, swimming, basket- ball, movies, reading, and training dogs. -UP Senror Stephanre Brown Junior - Lois Wood , ,5,.-N -, Sophomore - Karin Martin Freshman - Brenda Pike 7 Qemiow Lfgemnu Www UMi0fU 1-Md Qoplwwow Class Fauofcifes Deufiswlbmiglib Kwdaymnidges I Fweslvmnw Class Fauomms DolWgGwwum GewCaEue1d7 w 1 5 Q x :eff- ffzip 5- 3 51,5 is 2- wg My - wtf we -Q' - .sm i 32 Leak!-I ' x SV NOMINEEQ Senior Junior Junior Sophomore IRL. -.. 1---n,..L MMM u ' h f X Sophomore Freshman Freshman Qaw11wvTatum Angdlaf Wifsow lG4wDulw 1976 I-I NG- 1 Sd' E 5 1 Howdy Queen Miss Cherokee Charmer Angy Wilson Jana Thompson Lv vz ' wi Big Green Indian Band Sweetheart Miss Indianette Kathy Kauffman Connie Martinez , ,,. Tau Theta Phi Sweethearts Ray Woods and Lisa Allen 'Q' fa 11.2.1 v' ,Q 'Km French-German Club Sweethearts Lane Woodard and France Oglesby 4 4.-H J?5N ,ww -. 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I ,F ,, x . f N .,, A fr-2 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Sweethearts Melissa McMinn and John Martin 2-as 'U' FFA Sweetheart Leah Harriman Beacon Sweetheart and Beau Jean Williams and Scotty Sawyer f A X nr 'SITZ7 Journalism I Sweethearts OEA Sweetheart Charlotte Mullinax and Brett White Debbie Lewis The Student Council wishes to express thanks to Sarah Norton for judging handsomes for our school, and to Durwood Roswell of the KTVT CChanne1 113 Newsstaff for judging the beauties. ,Ng 3:5 'gmt 1 . l .vi K Sarah Norton The Norton Agency Models, Hostesses, Demonstrators Dallas, Texas , 'Z' J 5 More uwg woman Mary English and Mark Price 38 ' ' Cutesb Jean Williams and Karhy Underwood and John Marrin Stu Lumpkins Neatast , X 1 Tessie Jenkins and Steve Harris r ' K ,, ina N 1 as 33 I- ' Xl. :lui MII me mm in Z, 'fl' Hi-I '- lf VI IAM! I- L X, , .. K flat x - - . 'Q ' l lm J 'J I neu' un ll J N. ergfaguisll . X .Axe q '22, it A A , fym it' -Z L, r 2'- 'w' WV Most Ouguwl Gena Jeter and John Hancock .Fil -A Q 4 K Q, ' inf QQ Mo5bTahmteaL Toby Stevenson and Scotty Sawyer Marcy Crabtree and Ty Armstrong XD' Biggest P0005 Vickie Daniels and Marty Theriault Georgia Howe and Roger French Most School Qpwio Ann Williams and Rene LaF1cur l-lomofv These eleven seniors were selected by the faculty to be honored in the annual as outstanding students and cit- izens. We congratulate each of them and wish the entire senior class best wishes in the years to come. Aswwlfflons The accomplishments in High School that Ann is proudest of are hav- ing the honor of cheering and leading spirit for the most spirited high school around, nomination for Who's Who in American High Schools and being a SUPER SENIOR 77. She plans to attend the University of Texas and major in political science . Bill's plans for college are to go to Texas ASLM to major in pre-medicine. His hobbies include tennis, eating, riding up and down Ferris, and making friends. The accomplishment that he is most proud of his being President of Student Council. annals, John plans on attending Baylor Uni- versity next year. His hobbies include basketball, swimming, Bible study, and music. JOIWMM-it 40 Mnwaliumclv Marco's hobbies include playing the piano and saxophone, ,traveling and art. He plans to either attend the Uni- versity of Texas or Tulane to study art or architecture. Mary's hobbies include bicycling, water skiing, hiking, and needlework. The accomplishments of High School that she is proudest of are being selected as a class officer, and beingj able to play on the girls' basketballi team. She plans to attend Stephen F. Austin and major in Earth Science or, Forestry. Mwfg English l A'-X QoodgQawg0vu Scotty plans to attend Baylor Uni- versity next year to study English. His hobbies are sports, literature, current events, Bible study, music, and mov- 165. The accomplishments in High School that Liz is proudest of are being a member of NHS and receiving the W. C. Tenery Citizenship Award. Tennis, swimming and all other out- door sports are included in her hobbies. tfggmua 7 .ku 5 ...sr in .Tp I 1,427 ' Debbwwwts Debbie's accomplishment that she is proudest of is being a member of NHS. She plans to attend the University of Denver and study Business Marketing. LofuIfBoolwv Lori plans to attend UTA next year do study Elementary Education. Her ccomplishments in High School nclude being on the Student Council, eing a Lt. on the drill team and being SUPER SENIOR '77 . Benita plans to major in General Business or Accounting at Baylor Uni- versity. Her hobbies are swimming and twirling. She is proud of being head majorette, being in Who's Who in American High School Students and an officer in NHS . Beubfafgwww A rg... lf, Q, - i . iff' , Q 'gl h N k1,.,:L , 4 ,. '-.'fz'xi3,f 'ns ' ,riff 'l-51.1 si Y'i'r,y'?5 1 . - 1. r A '-lfi-fI'ia.f'1 ah- is 4LJ: .:2.' ... ,. .. ugf.: 'H' wrgqr., ' -A85 ..I.fp',gf ,5,' ,i 1-W.:-, , , i-r1f'1fQf-'ifj 'Q 2 s len.-.H-4, f '!! ' gli!!-IUNPMMS Stu's hobbies include hunting, all kinds of sports, and Bible study. He plans to major in business at TCU. ippiuu kkno Nair .. ., , ,.,.,.pw Plesidem Mr. Edward Brock Dr. Robert Cox W Mr. Tom Ed Burleson Mrs . Shirley Williams Mr. Leland Calvert Mr. Robert Fuller Mr. Frank McCoy Superintendent of O ' Schools . . Billy Bates -6-1ndL......., fix Assistant Superintendent Assistant Superintendent Director of Special Max Simpson I . W. Williams Services J. D. Centilli fl, Secondary Curriculum Advisor Jerry Colosimo 1 ,t Q not or fr 5 Principal Harold Dorsey ASH- P1'inCiP31 Jimmy Ray Asst . Principal Finis Turner Vocational Director Rick McMichael if-wan Adm Director of Community Education Jimmy Lofland MS. ABRAM teaches English and sponsors MR. RONALD APPLETON teaches Voca- tional Agriculture and sponsors the FFA. He has a B.S. and a M.S. from East Texas State University. ' P MR. GARY AUTREY f Verna Abram Ronald Appleton Gary Autrey Qi 1, s A . . Sh - Mrs. Larkin, Miss Jones, and Coach Kazmierski work hard as Junior class sponsors. .- W' N. M .qw W, ,., Faculty ladies surprise Mrs. Bolin with a stork shower. Doc Hastings and Coach Leonard visit together befor classes. MRS. RUTH BALLARD teaches English and sponsors the annual staff. She has an A. A. degree from Jacksonville College, and a B.S. from Stephen F. Austin State Uni- versity. MRS. JANE ANN BOLIN teaches English and Speech and Drama and she sponsors the Sock and Buskin Club. She has a B.S. degree from North Texas State University. MRS. DORIS BUTLER teaches Math and is a sophomore class sponsor. She has a B.S. degree from Texas College. X N 46 Ruth Ballard lane Ann Bolin Doris Butler Tau Theta Phi. She has a B.S. degree 485, 5 from East Texas State University. 1' , ,,.4l y s .v 105' Wanda Cain Mary Tom Campbell Myers Campbell , ' -I' Kay Cathey William S. Curry Blynthia L. Davis . Hastings and Mr. Dorsey express thanks to Mr. Edwin M. Wise CW.H.S. class of 19051 r the generous gift which provided lab equipment for our school. MRS. WANDA CAIN teaches English and American History and sponsors the FTA. She has a B.A. degree from North Texas State University and a M.Ed. from How- ard Payne University. MRS. MARY TOM CAMPBELL teaches Spanish and sponsors the Spanish Club. She has a B.A. and M.A. degrees from North Texas State University. MR. MYERS CAMPBELL teaches Distrib- utive Education and sponsors the DECA Club. He has a B.S. degree from North Texas State University. MRS. KAY CATHEY teaches Pre-Emp1oy- ment Lab of V.O.E. and sponsors the OEA Club. She has a B.S. from McMurry Col- lege. MR. WILLIAM S. CURRY teaches Auto Mechanics and sponsors the VICA Club. MRS. BLYNTHIA L. DAVIS teaches Eco- nomics. Shorthand, and Bookkeeping, and she sponsors the National Honor Society. She has a B.A. degree from Prairie View and has additional work from T.C.U., N.T.S.U. and A8nM. Things I Lflw BesffAboubW.l-LQ. Air-conditioning - and my students. Warmth of the faculty and administrative staff. The freedom that students and teachers have to grow and learn and express ideas. Friendly campus. The opportunities available to students. A student body which responds. The tutoring program . Students are not numbers but individuals . The students and their 'Pride' here at WHS. The wide range of vocational or career oriented courses offered at WHS . ' ' Friendly people. The outstanding young people that we have to teach and work with. Mr, Cain Conducts library Orientation for the ffgghman English Lyneil Pinkerton is the Cherokee Donna Thornhill filled in when Charmers' sponsor and student Mrs. Bolin took a leave of taught in the English department. absence. classes . MR. RAY DAVIS teaches Vocational Building Trades and sponsors the VICA club. MR. MORRIS DEWBERRY teaches Indus- trial Cooperative Training and sponsors the VICA club. He has a B.S. and M.S. degrees from East Texas State University. MRS. F. M. DYER teaches typing. She has both a B.S. and M.S. degree from Prairie View AELM. . Ray Davis Morris Dewberry Mrs. F. M. Dyer MRS. CARMEN ESPARZA teaches Civics I and II. She has a B.A. degree from Texas Woman's University. MR. JERRY FARLEY teaches Auto Body Repair in the vocational school and spon- sors the VICA club. MR. GAYLARD FRENCH teaches Ameri- can History and sponsors the Junior Histo- rians. He has a B.S. degree from Abilene Christian University. ,,, M., Carmen Esparza Jerry Farley Gaylard French I 1 MR. JOHN GOODNER is our Athletic Director and head football coach. He has a B.S. degree and a M.Ed. degree from Southwestern Oklahoma University. MRS. JO ANN GRAY teaches Home Eco- nomics Cooperative Education and spon- sors HERO-FHA. She has a B.S. degree from East Texas State University, and an M.S. degree from Texas Woman's Uni- versity. ' MR. BILLY R. HANCOCK teaches World History and sponsors the Jr. Historians. He has an A.B. degree and a M.S. degree from Baylor University. I I . 0 '. 'n .X 48 John Goodner Jo Ann Gray Billy R. Hancock Theodore Harris R. J. Doc Hastings J. F. Hazzard MR. THEODORE HARRIS teaches Algebra 1 and Pre-Algebra. He has a B.S. degree from Howard Payne University. MR. R. I. DOC HASTINGS teaches Physics I and II, Calculus. Trig-Analysis, Computer Science, Algebra II, and Phi- losophy of Science. He sponsors the Sci- ence-Math Club, Philosophy Club, and Strategic Simulations Club. He has a B.S. and a Ph.D. from Texas A 8. M Univer- sity. MR. J. F. HAZZARD teaches Welding and sponsors the VICA Club. PFW PE! M,-,I Davis Presents ML Dorsey 3 Christmas gift from the faculty. Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Middleton, Mrs. Walker, and Miss Jones enjoy refresh- 'Wir Iames Healer rn .ze x gooey No Wag? 2 1 Lee Henderson ments in the lounge. I if ,i , .ra aw , 4.5, .if ,yr , J Diana M. Hendrix In What Ways Do You MR. JAMES E. HEALER teaches band. He has a B.M. degree from North Texas State University. MR. LEE HENDERSON teaches refrigera- tion and piping trades in our vocational school. He is working on his degree from Texas A 8a M University. MRS. DIANA M. HENDRIX teaches Art l. Il, and III, and sponsors the Art Club. She has a B.F.A. degree from Texas Christian University. Think Students Are Changing? For the better. They are becoming more aware generally. More concern for learning. Often more outspoken. vw Students are more mature. They are saying what is on their minds and wanting to know the reason . Students are speaking out more on their likes and dislikes . Many more concerned about others. They are often more capable . They are not - but I am. vu MiSS Abram CHIOYS 3 break fI01T1 CIHSSCS- Students are more eager and interested in learning. MRS. ANNE HORAN teaches Health Occu- pation and sponsors the TAHOS club. She has a B.S. degree in Medical Technology at North Texas State University. MR. JOHN A. HORAN teaches Horticul- ture. He has a B.S. degree from Texas Tech University. MISS CLETA M. JONES teaches English and is one of the junior class sponsors. She has a B.A. degree from Vennard College, A B.A. degree from Loyois University. Chicago, and a M.A. degree from Baylor University .- Anne Horan MR. JAMES DANIEL KAZMIERSKI teaches Health and coaches football. He sponsors the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He has a B.S. degree and a M.Ed. degree. MR. DOUG KEESE teaches Algebra and sponsors the sophomore class. He has an A.A. degree from South Plains College and a B.S. degree from Texas Tech Uni- versity. MISS IO ANNA LACEY teaches Office Duplicating Practices and sponsors the Y- Teens. She has a B.S. degree from Texas Southern University and an M.S. degree from East Texas State University. V N . fm! .15 xt 'Q' John Horan Cleta M. Jones James Daniel Kazmierski Doug Keese .Io Anna Lacey OWOGWMPPW Obmufwdtiue When someone said 'We appreciate it' . ' When W.H.S. got the computer. The last day of school. When one of my students said 'I understand,' or 'I know how to do that,' or 'I have a great idea' . Winning first place in Greenhand Chapter conducting in the State FFA Leadership Contests in 1975. When the first group of girls I taught passed their state board exams. Seeing a student succeed in a chosen occupation after graduation . When we beat South Grand Prairie in Regional to go to state in basketball. Seeing the understanding look come into a student's face. When I received my very first paycheck. When former students tell me I taught them something which helped them . Miss Jones and Mrs. Sawyer exchange ideas for 410 English MRS. PEGGY LARKIN teaches Biology and Chemistry. She is a junior class sponsor. She has a B.S.E. degree from Delto State University. MR. WALT LEONARD teaches Biology and is a coach. He is also a senior class spon- sor. He has a B.S. degree from Southeast- ' ff!! ern Oklahoma State University. MR. WILLIAM H. LEWIS teaches Small Engine Repair and sponsors the VOCT club for that class. 5 L. I' Peggy Larkin Walt Leonard William H. Lewis MR. BOB MCALISTER teaches Radio and TV Repair. He has a degree in Electronic Technology from Eastern New Mexico University. MISS PATTY McCOLL teaches Health and ,,,' Physical Education and is the volleyball fm' coach. She is a freshman class sponsor. as She has a B.S. degree from Texas Tech University. MRS. CAROLYN McCREIGHT teaches 1? Special Education Resource Room. She has a B.S. degree from Mary Hardin Baylor College, and a M.Ed. from East Texas State University . Bob McAlister Patty McColl Carolyn McCreight Mrs. Walker and Mrs. McCutchan after a long day of classes. Miss McColl, Mrs. Smith, and Mr. Lofland smile for the camera. ' f , . .fm L4 .. .- ,., .. , , MRS. MELNA MCCUTCHAN teaches Homemaking and sponsors the FHA club. She has a B.S. degree from East Texas State University. MRS. IOLYENE McGREGOR teaches Licensed Vocational Nursing. She has both a B.A. degree and a M.S. degree. Melna McCutchan Jolyne H. McGregor Berlyn J . McKnight 52 - . MR. TOMMY MCLEMORE teaches Biol- ogy, and Physical Science and coaches football, basketball, and baseball. He has an A.A. degree from Ranger Jr. College. a B.S. degree from Oklahoma Christian College, and a Master's Degree from Oklahoma State University. MR. JERRY D. McLEMORE TEACHES Boys' P.E. and Health and coaches football. He has a B.S. degree and a M.Ed. from Southwestern Oklahoma State University . MRS. MARY MIDDLETON teaches Con- sumer Education, Today's World. and Home Furnishings. She sponsors the Young Homemakers of Texas. She has a M .S. degree from Texas Woman's University. ---at Tommy Mcbemore MISS SANDRA K. MINATRA teaches Jour- nalism II and III and is The Beacon advi- sor. She has an A.A . degree from Navarro College, and a B.A. degree from Stephen F. Austin State University. MRS. CHERYL K. MITCHELL teaches English, French. and German. She spon- sors the French and German Club. She has a B.A. degree from the University of Texas at Arlington. MR. ISAIAH MORELAND, IR. teaches Pre-Algebra and Fundamental Mathemat- ics. He is a sophomore class sponsor. His B.S. degree is from East Texas State Uni- versity. Sandra K . Minatra MR. DARRELL NOE teaches General Con- struction Trades and sponsors a VOCT club. He has a B.S. degree from East Texas State University. MR. DAVID M. NUNN teaches Drafting, Architecture, and Pre-Algebra. He has a B.S. degree from North Texas State Col- lege and a M.Ed. from N.T.S.U. MR. BILL PARKER teaches World History and coaches football and track. He has a M.S. degree from East Texas State Uni- versity. 1 Darrell Noe MRS. ALICE RIDDLE teaches English, Mathematics, and Prevocational. She has a B.S. degree from Southwest Texas State University and has done graduate work at Baylor University . A-Q Qt' . A Alice Riddle 5 at Jerry D. McLemore Mary Middleton Cheryl K. Mitchell Isaiah Moreland. Ir. aug. W vt David M. Nunn Bill Parker Mrs. Smith demonstrates the importance of decision making. Mrs. Cain, Mr. Ray, and Mr. Tumer enjoy the Christmas goodies. Pat Sawyer Frances Walker Tlwcl-m1geslwouMfUikehvswatW.H.Q. aw Student lounge. Respect for facilities. More lights so you can find your car after tutoring.' Student body needs more school spirit. Something like a study hall should be established. Replace the 'L' on front of building. Pave student parking lot. A grade-point system to determine student rankings. To see an official open-campus declared . 'Bumps' put in the driveway to slow down speeders. To see the student body as a whole take more pride in helping to maintain the building and grounds around the school. v an n an MRS. PAT SAWYER teaches English and is one of the senior class sponsors. She has a B.A. degree from North Texas State Uni- versity. MRS. S. SEETON teaches Cosmetology and sponsors the VlCA-Cosmetology Club. She has Cosmetology Operator's and InsLructoI's degrees from Nei1son's Beauty College. MR. TOMMY SIMPSON teaches English and sponsors FTA, Tau Theta Phi, and the Motorcross clubs. He has a B.S. degree and a M.S. degree from East Texas State University. 4' film, ,, 'adv Sharon Seeton Tommy Simpson MRS. LUCILLE SMITH teaches English and Journalism I. She sponsors the Student Council. She has a B.S. degree from Howard Payne and a M.Ed. from North Texas State University. I MRS. MARILYN THORNHILL teaches Vocational Office Education Co-op and sponsors the OEA Club. She has a B.S. degree from Mississippi University for Women. MR. DOUG TURNER teaches band. He has a B.M.Ed. from East Texas State Univer- sity. 'Q Lucille Smith Marilyn Thomhill Doug Turner MRS. FRANCES WALKER teaches Chemis- try I and lI and Geology. She has a B.S. degree from Mary Hardin-Baylor. MRS. MAISY WALKER teaches Geometry gg.. and Advanced Fundamental Math. She sponsors the Cheerleaders. She has a B.S. ' 15 degree from West Texas State University. 1 MRS. ANN WRIGHT teaches choir. She 'K my has a B.S. degree from Texas Woman's AJ, I I University. x .',,, x - U . Maisy Walker Ann Wright MR. BENTON W. CAIN is our librarian. He sponsors the Jr. Historians. He has a B.A. degree from Rice University, and a M.Re. degree from Southwestem Baptist Seminary. MRS. TIBBY COULSTON is in charge of the suspension room. She sponsors the Indianetts Pep Club . MISS MISSY DAVIS is one of our counse- lors. She sponsors the National Honor Society and Indianettes. She has a B.S. degree and a M.S. degree from Baylor University. MR. T. J. HAMLIN is the Plan A Supervi- sor. MR. EUGENE HEAD is the Vocational Counselor. He has a B.A. degree from TCU and also has a M.S. degree. MRS. BOBBIE JOSEPH works as a teacher's aide. MRS. KITTY KVALE is the Registrar and Secretary for Waxahachie High School. MRS. VIVIAN MCADAMS is the school nurse. MR. BOBBY N. PIPPINS is a counselor at our school. He sponsors the ESAA Student Committee. He has a B.S. degree and a M.S. degree from East Texas State Uni- versity. MRS. LILLY POINTER works as a teacher's aide. .ai .eb-' an Benton W. Cain Tibby Coulston Missy Davis , . ...-qv ,V f W , t f I ' ' f Fr. is T. J. Hamlin Eugene Head Bobbie Joseph PP 391, t Kitty Kvale Our appreciation to three great principals! l I ': .L' Vivian McAdams Bobby N. Pipplns Lilly Pointer L Billy Pruitt Ron Simpson Virginia Wade I . Ray Batson David Reed William Whitehead i ..i t , ' . , I Q- ' 'ff ,LQ 5 ' ' I n. -N -M wg, s Q, I-5 'ft , Zia , V., 36 Wg? f Nz, .. ...V ,- x K 1 1 1 2 3 5 1 Q I 'W' MR. BILLY PRUITT is the home-school Liaison. MR. RON SIMPSON is the Vocational Adjustment Coordinator and sponsors the Student Council. He has a B.A. degree and a M.S. degree from Baylor Univer- sity. MRS. VIRGINIA WADE is our school sec- retary. MR. RAY BATSON is the maintenance director. MR. DAVID REED MR. WILLIAM WHITEHEAD Custodians Not Pictured: MRS. STONE MR. MALDONATO MRS. GEORGE Director J A CK RY A N lst Row: Kelly Bender, Rosino Bender, Asst. Director, Eva Smith, Verty Wilson, Willie Mae Hawkins, Lela Alford, Pat Noonkester, Alta Morgan, Ellen Glandon, Lillian Dunford. 2nd Row: Juanita Coulston, Lorene Tennery, Doris Jeanne Bender. E I 1 1 4 i I i I i 5 v w r I S I 56 W f i 1 57 i QENIOIZQ C!nssO5Liwms PRESIDENT - Scotty Sawyer lst VICE-PRESIDENT - Ray Woods 2nd VICE-PRESIDENT - Jerome Hargers SECRETARY - Mary English TREASURER - Ann Williams SPONSORS - Pat Sawyer Frances Walker Walt Leonard EVA LADONNA ACRE - Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 FTA 15 FHA 45 TAHOS 3, 45 V.P. 45 B-Team Chldr. 25 Annual Staff 2, 35 Ft. Host. 3, 45 Com. Ed. As. 4. LafDomwf Kwiw KEVIN LYNN ALMOND TY EUGENE ARMSTRONG - Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 All-Dist. Baseball 35 TINA SUE BARNES - FCA 45 Key Club 3, 45 Sci- FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 FTA 15 Y ence!Math 45 Spanish Club Teens 1, 25 OEA 3, 45 Off 15 Outstanding Golfer 3. 45 Band 15 C.C. 2, 3. T3 Tum Lofw MORRIS RAY BIGHAM LILLY DARLENE BLEVINS KATHY IO BOND - LORI ANN BOOHER DECA. COLLEEN CATHERINE BOWLER - FHA 1, 2: Y-Teens 2, 3: VICKII. BOWREN - Sec. 35 Fav. 35 TAI-IOS 3, PNA 1, 25 FTA 25112 Hist. 45 Pres. 45 C.C. 2, 3, 45 25 ICT 35 Choir 1, 25 HERO FTA 15 FHA of Yr. 2. FHA Pres. 4. Comeew Vdeb ROCHELL BRANCH KERMIT STANTON BRIDGES - FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Rep. 15 Skills Tm. 15 Radio Tm. 2, 3, 45 Treas. 35 Pres. 45 UIL Sl. Rule 25 NHS 3, 4: FCA 45 St. Coun. 45 Ftbl. 45 Tennis 4. Kwumiff LISA LEA BRONSON - ANNETTE BROWN Sw. Tm. 15 Coronation 25 FHA 25I1'. Hist. 3, 45 FTA 3, 4: HERO FHA Rep. 4. 60 Benitaf BENITA BROWN - Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Maj. 2, 3 45 Head 45 Off. 45 UIL Twirling Con. 2, 3, 4 State Twirling Con. 25 SI Coun. 45 VOE 3, 45 FTA 15 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 FHA 1 2, 35 Pres. 15 5 V.P. 3 Sec. Area 8 25 NHS 3, 4 Treas. 45 W.W. Am. H.S 3: DAR Lit. Award 2 Homemaking Award 1. Qteplwuw STEPHANIE A . BROWN LINDA ANN BUCHANAN GERALDINE SAM BRYANT FHA 1: Off. As. 2, 3: FNA FTA 13 FNA 1: Sp. Club 2, 2, 3gPar1. 23 V.P. 35 VICA WALTER SCOTT BROWNE 33 Irldiannetes 24 OEA 3, 4. 3, 4. LAURA ANN CAMPBELL Anmm Tomwg Lovww ANNETTE LOUISE CAPERS RANDELL T. CHAMBER- TOMMY ARDELL CHRIS- LONNIE RAY CLAY FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens LAIN TIAN 2, 3: OEA 3, 4: C.C. 2, 3: X Cor. 1: Drama Cl. 1, 3: ' Phi Kappa 3 . TY C. COLSTON - Sm. En. Rep. 1, 2g ICT 3, CONNIE LANE CLIFTON 4: Pres. 4. LATRESSA ANN COOKE JILL LYNN COREY Comm Tg Loheasw JIM Julie Bmeudaf JULIE LYNN CRAVENS - BRENDA CRAYTON - DI.C1.1,2gC.C.2,3,4g ESSA 2:OEA3,4gC.C.2, Cor. 1: TAHOS 3, 43 3, 4: FTA4. Treas. 45 St. Coun. 2. 62 Bobbg ROBERT WALKER CRITTENDON- Sp. CI. 15 Baseball 13 Golf 2, 3, 43 Ftbl. 1: FCA 45 FFA 3, 4g Rep. 35 Rodeo Cl. 3. LORETTA CROBER VICKI LYNN DANIEL - BELINDA GAIL DAVIS - FI-IA1,2,3gC.C.2,3,4: TIaCk2gC.C.2,3,4: Tau C.C. and Co. 3, 4g Cos. Th. Phi 2, 33 Class Treas. Par. 35 Beac. Sup. 21 VICA 231-IECE 3, 43 V.P. 45 Off. 3: FHA of Mo. 2. As. 4. LAURA GRACE DAVIS - RUTHIE ANN DAVIS Vdeif Belinda Lama, Ruiifw Swv! I Yuoww YVONNE DAVIS Chcvmles Deaw AUM CHARLES WAYNE RODNEY D. DUGGAN ALAN L. DYESS DONALSON SUSAN GAIL EMBRY - IANA RENE EDRINGTON - Band lg C.C. 23 B Tm. FTA l3 Y-Teens 13 Volley. Chldr. 3: FTA l: FHA 1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 43 Capt. 3, 43 All 3, 43 Y-Teens 3: OEA 43 Dist. 3, 4. Comm. Ed. Off. As. 3. Jaw Qusaw MARY KATHRYN ENGLISH FHA 1, 2, 3: lst V.P. 1: Y- Teens 1, 2, 33 C.C. 2, 3, 4: Beauty 23 FTA 43 SI. Coun. 43 Class Treas. 33 Class Sec. 43 Sp. CI. 23 Bsktb. 4: NHS 3, 4: Phi Kappa 33 Dr. CI. 33 Biology Award 3. M044 IANICE BETH FIELD - Choir l3 FHA lg FTA 3 Track 1, 33 Volley. l, 2 3, 43 Capt. 3, 43 A11 Dist 1, 2, 3, 43 Outst. Player 3 Band l, 2, 33 Dr. Inst. 1 2, 3. Jamey Qanumisf Tomb SAMMIE KAY FRAZIER TONI LAGAY FREEMAN 64 Mowof MARCO FRENCH - KATHY FRY - Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dr. Maj. Y-Teens l, 23 FTA 13 OEA 43 A11 Reg. Band 1, 2, 33 3, 43 Parl. 33 Hist. 4. Sr. Rep. 43 Jr. Hist. 1, 2, 33 V.P. l3 Rep. 23 Annual Staff 33 Sp. Club 1, 23 Phi Kappa 3, 43 St. Coun. 43 NHS 3, 43 Pres. 4: FTA 1, 2, 4: Most Lk. to Suc. 2: Rot. A 2, 3g Sp. Award lj A11 Sr. Honor Band 4. SHARON GAITHER - CARRIE ANNE GEORGE - FHA 1: Indiann. 2: HERO FNA 1, 2: V.P. 2: TAHOS BRIDGETT ANN FUTCH FHA 4. 3, 4. Baidgdt Qhwww Comm BRENDA JANE GONZALES - Cor. 1: Friendliest 1: Sp. C1.1, 2: FHA 1, 2, 3: 3rd V.P. 1: Sec. 2: FTA 2, 3: 3rd V.P. 3: Indiann. 2, 3: Annual Staff 2: TAHOS Sec. 4. Bwadaf . la I: LILY SUE GONZALES - LINDA GONZALES KATHY ANN GOODWIN FHA Hist. 2: Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: OEA 3, 4: FHA Encounter Aw. 2: FHA 2, 3. KANDIS RENEE GOOKIN - St. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 4: Treas. 4: Y Teens 1, 2, 3. 4, Pres. 4: FHA 1: FTA 1, 2: Pr. Chr. 25 Sp. C1. 1: C.C. 2, 3, 4: Lt. 3: Capt. 4: Outst. Charmer 3: C.C. 85 Co. 3, 4: Comm. Ed. As. 3. 65 PHYLLIS JEAN HALL - KATHIE LEE I-IAMLIN - Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 4: FFA 1, 2, 33 Off. As. 3, 4: Uni. Mgr. 4, FTA 2, 3, 4: FNA 1, 2, 3, Parl. 2, Pres. St. Delegate 33 Jr. Hist. 2, 3, HERO FHA 45 Indiann. 2, LAURIE A. GREEN TIMOTHY W. GRIMES 3, 4: Sec. 3. 3. Lawn Tummg Phg0!1.s Katha, CHARLES RAY HANCOCK 66 BEVERLY HANEY - Dr. Cl. 1, 3, 45 One-Act Pl. 1: FTA 1, 2, 3, 4: Pho- Log. 31FI.fG61'. Cl. 35 Sec. 3, FTA V.P. 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Frank. Play 35 Phi Kappa 3: OEA 4. l. 'nv' Janome JEROME HARGERS CLAYTON PAUL HARGROVE - Golf 1, 2, 3, 4: Key Club 3, Soph. Chess Cham. 2. MARY LOUISE HARTSFIELD Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Maj. 2, 3, 43 FTA 13 Y Teens 1, 2, 33 OEA 43 UIL Solofl-Ins. 1, 2, 3, 43 Sp. Cl. 1, 23 NHS 3, LEAH J. HARRIMAN DEBRA L. HARRIS 4. EVELYN DENISE HAYDEN Leak Debbie MW W Brenda BRENDA LEA HEINE - Y Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 FTA 13 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Sec. li Sgt.!Arms 23 Pres. 33 OEA V.P. 3: Sp. C1. 1, 2: NHS 3, 43 C. of C. Youth Adv. Comm. 2g Mascot 33 Ftbl. Host. 43 W.W. Am. H.S. Stu. 33 DAR Award 23 FHA Off. of Yr. 23 Encounter 1, 2, 33 Awards 1, 2, 33 Am. Leg. Girls' State Award 3. Dewagw DEWAYNE HICKMAN Say' Kanew KAREN DAWN HOCUTT - Perf. Att. Award 1, 23 C.C. 2, 3, 43 Class Sec. 33 St. Coun. 43 FCA 43 Treas. 43 FTA 43 DECA 4. Tmmmg TAMRA HOCUTT - PTA 13 Y Teens 23 C.C. 23 DECA 3, 43 Rec. 33 V.P. 33 Beauty 33 Beacon Staff 2: Ath. Off. As. 4: FFA Swtht. Cand. 43 Ftbl. Hosr. 3, 43 Head 4. AMY FRANCES HOWARD - Volley. 1, 2, 3, 45 All Dist. 1, 2, 35 All St. 3 Most Valu. Pl. 25 Track 1 35 All Tour. PI. 25 Ind Arts Cl. 25 Most Ath. 3. TIMMY LANE HUDSON - Lib. Aid 1: JI. Hist. 2, 3, LARRY DON JACKSON - 45 Pr. Ch. 35 Mem. Chr. 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Equ. Cr. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bsktb. 1, 2, 3, 1, 25 So1o!ErIs. 4. KEMALEAN JACKSON 4. Tummg ' uno M 5455? i' Glow lcawt Mduzw Mitch I GLORIA JOHNSON - KAREN DIANE JOHNSON - MELVIN RAY JONES MITCHELL ALLEN JONES - Indiann. 1, 2, 45 Co-Capt. Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 35 FHA 1, 2, 45 Pr. Comm. Treas. 15II1diaI11'1. 25 C.C. 15 Sp. CI. 15 Key Cl. 2, 35 45 GirI's Track Mgr. 25 3, 45 Tau Th. Phi 3, 45 Motocross C1. 3, 45 Sci- HERO FHA 45 Tau Th. Phi TAHOS 35 Bsktb. 4. er1ce!Math 4. 4. 68 RUTHIE JONES - TRUMAN E. KELLEY - Ind. Arts C1. Treas. 2: FTA 2, 3, 4: Parl., Photog. 4: FTA 3, 4: 2nd V.P. 4: AUDREY LAVERN KELLEY - Scr. Comm. 3, 4: Science! HECE 3: Indiann. 3: Mgr. Track 1, 2: OEA 3, 4: St. Math 3, 4: Radio!TV 3, 4: 4. DOYLE E. JUNKIN Coun. 4. V.P. 3: Sec. 4. 1211151130 Dogh Awlaag Tzummu BEM WILLIAM FREDRICK KELLEY - Ind. Arls Cl. 2: Tennis 2, 3, 4: St. Coun. 3, 4: Pres. 4: NHS 3, 4: FTA 4: Sci ence!Math 4: C. of C Youth Adv. Comm. 4. Elmawv Draw Rohm, ELEANOR D. KENNEY - DIANE LOUISE KIRK ROBERTA ELAINE KIRK - Choir 1: ESSA 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2: Choir 1, 2: Sci- St. Coun. 1: Homecoming ence!Math 3, 4: FTA 1, Nom. 1, 2, 3, 4: Cor. 1: 2, 3: Phi Kappa 3, 4: Fr.! Track 1, 2: C.C. 2: Ger.3. Chldr. 3: Tau Th. Phi 2, 3, 4: Miss T.T.P. 3: Treas. 3: VICA Rep. 3. 69 BILLY DoNN1-:LL LACEY EIDE RENE ONEAL LAFLEUR - Bsktb. 1, 2, 3, 45 Zaniest 3: Key Cl. 45 Science! Math 45 FCA 45 Baseball 45 Class Fav. 35 Cor. 2. Rami DAVID WAYNE LANDRUM JACKOLYN G. LAWSON David James Daw DANIEL EUGENE JAMES LEDBETTER IR. DANIEL ROY LIMITONE LEDBETTER Law LORI DALE LINDSEY - Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Fin. Mgr. 2, 35 Asst. Dr. Major 45 FTA 1, 2, 3, 45 Scr. Chr. 3, 45 Scr. Comm. 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Hist. 1, 2, 35 FHA 1, 25 Science!Math 3, 45 NHS 3, 45 Annual Staff 2, 3, 45 Stu. Life 2, 35 Editor 4: Solo!Ensemb1e 1, 3, 25 State Solo!Ensem. 25 UIL Slide Rule 2, 35 UIL Sci- ence 3, 45 Nuclear Science Symposium 45 Rotary A Award 2, 35 Sp. Cl. 1, 2. I I I I I I JEFFREY MICHAEL LOYD STUART BOWMAN LUMPKINS - Class Pres. 1, 3: St. Coun. 1, 35 Sp. Club 1, 2g Key Cl. 2, 3, 4: Pres. 45 NHS 3, 4, Science!Math 45 Ftbl. lg Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g FCA 4. Milw Qtw I DONNA GREEN MCCORD - I C FHA 1, 2, 3: DI. CI. 1, 3, 1 Y-Teens 2, 3: St. Coun. 25 , 0, U Fr.!Germ. Cl. 39 Phot. Cl. A 3, Phi Kappa 3, Fr.fGerm. 'I Pres. 3. CONNIE SUE MCCOY Douuaf .Xxx Connie DAVID WALKER TI-IERESA PAULA McKEE CHARLES KEVIN MARTIN MCINTYRE Jolw JOHN WILEMON MARTIN Bsktb. 1, 2, 4: NHS 3, 4: FCA 4, Treas. 4g Key Club 2, 3, 4: Sec. 4, Rotary A Awrd. 2, 3, St. Coun. 3, 43 Science!Math 4, Quark Co. 4: Cor. 1, 2. sr DIERDRA YVONNE MASSEY - CHARLA JO MEADOR - DORIS SUZANNE Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Indiann. FHA 2, 3: FTA 1, VICA 45 MITCHELL - 2: C.C. 3, 4, Tau Th. Phi Sgt. Arms 4g Sp. Cl. 33 Sp. C1. 1, 2, HECE 4, Sec. 3, 4: TAHOS 3: Bsktb 4. Libr. Aid 4. JAMES LEWIS MEADOR fTreas. 4. Dimdmf Clumior Bubba, Qwsaw ,W f 'NX AMZQMQTV' ' 2,4 . Babb., eww MMA Bobbg BOBBY WAYNE MORRIS CYNTHIA LYNN MARK D. MULLINAX BOBBY D. NAPPS 72 MULLINAX C. LAVONNE PENNEY - C.C. 2, 3, 45 Lt. 45 C.C. gc Co. 3, 45 Dr. Team Coun. 35 St. Coun. 3, 45 TAMMY JO PENDLEY - Ir. Hisr. 1, 2, 3, 45 Treas. 2, 3, Sec. 45 FTA 2, 3, 45 NHS 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 3, 45 BRENDA KAYE NAVARRO - Science!Math 3, 45 Annual V.P. 45 FTA 15 FHA 1, 25 Choir 15 Off. As. 2, 35 FCA Staff 45 Sp. Cl. 1, 25 Libr. 2nd V.P. 25 DECA 35 Sec. 45 FTA 45 OEA 45 Tennis 4. Aid 1. 35 Rotary A Awrd. 1, 2, 3. Bwwlnf Towmg Lavoww BRUCE ALAN PERRYMAN BECKY PHILLIPS - LYNN MASHELL POINTER IULIE PYLANT - FHA 25 Choir 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 25 Track 15 Fr.! Cosm. 3, 4. Germ. C1. 25 FHA I-list. 1. Eddie THOMAS EDGAR PYLANT - Frbl. 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA Beau 45 Sr. Coun. 4. 73 MICHAEL DWAIN RAY STEPHANIE REDIC - Volleyball Mgr. 15 Tau Theta Phi 1, 2, 45 Pres. Tau Theta Phi 45 Class Off. 15 Choir 15 VICA 2, 45 Y- Teens 1. Stephanie IESSIE V . RIOIAS Jessie CLARA PAYE ROBINSON br BECKY ROGERS - FHA 15 Beacon Staff 25 Ath. Off. Asst. 35 OEA 3. 74 Eb iii MARIAN ELIZABETH SAVELL - Volleyball 15 Rotary A 15 Volleyball 25 FTA 25 FTA 35 Class VP 35 NHS 3, 45 W.C. Tennery Mem. Citizenship 35 Human Ecol- ogists Award 35 Pres. FTA 45 Sect. NHS 45 Parl. Stu. Council 45 Chamber of Commerce Youth Ad. Board 45 DAR 4. MARY KATHRYN SAVELL - Var. Cheerleader 45 FTA 45 Basketball 45 Jr. Var. Cheerleader 35 Y-Teens 35 Art Club 35 Fr.-Ger. Club 35 Drama Club 15 Track 1. RONNIE SCOTT BURK SAWYER- Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Capt. 3, 45 Hon. Men. All-Dist. 35 Class Fav. 15 Cit. Award 15 Class VP 15 Friendliest 25 Cor. Prince 25 Daily Light Journalism Award 25 Most Original 35 Asst. to Sponsor 35 Hon. Men. Spts. Writing, UIL 35 Boys' St. 35 Key Club Sect. 2, 35 VP 45 Class Pres. 2, 45 Beacon Spts. Ed. 2, 35 Editor 45 Stu. Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Rep. 4. ROBERT RAY SMITH - FFA 1, 3, 4g Key Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1 FCA 43 FTA 43 Perf. All 2, 3, 4, Sc. Math Club4. RAY I G-oadow, 3 ORE MARLA SUE SOVEREIGN BETTY JEAN SQUARE EVA SMITH MARY LYNN SMITH Donald, DouizL DONALD LANE STEELE DAVID BEAL STEPHENSON FFA 1, 3, 43 Spanish Club 1, 23 Baskerball 1, 2. LINDA LEE TEMPLETON Beacon Staff 3, FHA lg Drill MARCELLA L. SUTTON DAVID TADLocK Team 3, 4, om 3, 4, PNA mm Team lg Choir lg Football 1, 2, DECA 3, 3. 4, FNA Treas. 3, FNA 1Rv1N sTovER DECA 3, DECA 4. FCA 4, Baseball 4. vp 4. Nick Manog David: Linda, James Lgvwu JAMES ADRIAN TERRY IDA LYNN TEST Mafia MARTIN RUSSELL THER- IAULT Athletics lg Ir. Var. Ath. 2, 3: Class Favorite 23 Handsome 23 Key Club 2, 35 Sc. Math Club 3, 4: State Band 43 Indian Mascot 4. CLAUDIA RAE THOMAS BECKY LYNNE THOMPSON Beauty 15 Cor. Princess 15 Y-Teens 15 FTA 15 Spanish Club 15 Stu. Council 2: Class Sec. 25 Drill Team 2, 35 Drill Team Council 25 Class Fav. 25 Beacon Staff 25 Spanish Club Officer 25 Annual Staff 2: CC 82 Co. 3, 45 Drill Team Lt. 4. IANA LEN THOMPSON - FHA 1, 25 Stu. Council 1, 25 ESAA Comm. 1, 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 2, 3, 45 CC' CO. 3, 45 Miss Cherokee Charmer 45 ESAA Sect. 45 Cosmetology Treas. 35 VICA 3. Jaw JAMES EDWARD TOLE Jfmnuj TONY LYNN TOWNLEY TWU ELIZABETH VALENTINE FTA 15 Indianettes 2: DECA 4. KATHY N. VENABLE Dow DONALD H. WALLACE - Football 1, 25 Track 15 Basketball 25 JROTC 1 Heidelberg, Germany Track 4. AJ .ix I ' X THOMAS GRAY WILES ANN E. WILLIAMS GWENDOLYN ANN WILLIAMS - C.C. 2, 3, 4: C.C. and Co. 3, 4g Most Bashful 1 Sp. CI. 25 Perf. Atten- dance 3 . Gwew if Tiwcesw Low THERESSA JEAN WILLIAMS LORI CHARMAIN WOODARD - Volley. 1, 2, 3, 43 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4: A11-Dist. 1g Art Club 1, 2, 3, 45 V.P. 3, Pres. 4, C.C. Mgr. 2, 3, 4. RAY ANTHONY WOODS - ESSA 1, 2, 3, 4, St. Coun. 1, 2, 3, 4gPar1. 3:V.P. 4 Football 1, 2: Bsktb. 1, 2 Mgr. 3, 43 Class V.P. 4 TAHOS 41 Track 1: Mgr. 2 Tau Th. Phi 4, Parl. 4 T.T.P. Beau 4, Class Fav 4. GARY RICHARD BARRETT .INDA V. BECK .OUIS MONROE BOHANNON EDWIN ALLEN BYARS JOLLY MORGAN CALHOUN SAMUEL RAY CARTER IRENT CARTER BARRY NEAL CASH JERWIN RAY CASH DWIGHT B. CASH DIANE CHANCE 1ALLY CHIPMAN DANIEL JAY DAVIS 'ERRY LEE EDWARDS USAN D. FOUNTAINE DEL P. GRIFFITH IARLA D. HIGHWOOD OBBY ALLEN HILL DWARD EARL HOPGOOD viICHAEL WAYNE JEFFERSON 'ANDRA L. JOHNSON - Class Fav. 1, 3g Track Mgr. 29 Miss Indiarm. 25 Tau Th. Phi 2g Class Rep. 33 St. Coun. 3. PEBBIE A. LEWIS - Track 1, 2, 3, 45 NHS 3, 4gIndiar1I1. 2, 3, 4gTau ' Th. Phi 3: OEA 3, 43 Pres. 4. IHARLOTTE LITTLEJOHN - Indiann. 25 DECA 4. 'ONALD E. LORD I I I Qeniofus Noivpichuzecb CONNIE R. MARTINEZ - FHA lg Choir lg Indiann. 2 3 4 Mlss Indlann 4 TAHOS 45 Off. As. 3, 4g Fr fGerm CI. 3, 4. DONALD JAMES MARTINEZ EDWARD SANCHEZ MARTINEZ RUSSELL J. MCCABE WINDELL MCCOWAN EDNA EARL MCGOWAN CHANNA C. MCGRUDER TAMI MCGUIRE MARGARITA MENDOZA MELODY J. MILLER MILTON R. OGLESBY LARRY HUE OVERTON CHRISTOPHER C. REAGOR FRIDAY MAY REYNOLDS RICHARD JOE ROBINSON WILLIAM ERIC SARGENT SANDRA KAY SHARP JOE SHARP SMITH KIM RANDALL SMITH LARRY JOE SMITH CONNIE JEAN TOWNSEND ALICE G. RODRIQUEZ JOHNNY ANTHONY WALKER DENARD WILLIAMS TERRY WAYNE WILLIAMS JUNIOI-29 Classoggzwus PRESIDENT - Bruce Cox CO-VICE-PRESIDENTS - Bill Stroope Cynthia Miller 2nd VICE-PRESIDENT -Eric Moore SECRETARY - Jean Williams TREASURER - Keith Osborn SPONSORS - Cleta Jones Peggy Larkin Jim Kazmierski 80 he 'U X 4? 4-521. bm f, xx. 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'Jil 7, r'd'L:.nQ ,rdhavfi Allen Baker Ann Bannister Becks Bond vid Blair Blevins Blevins Boozer Branch Brown Cantu Carrington Carter Cash Chandler Chandler es Connor rnard Dansby nnett Davis dison Debase es Elliot Ray Esparza Obra Foster Stephen Foster Roger French Gregory Fudge Johnathon Frye Gene Garrett Mary Jane Garza Sylvia Guajardo Warren Harris David Holmes Wayne Howard Anthony Jackson Elaine Jones James Justice Debra Kelly Cynthia Kirk Randy Krannig Timothy Landrum Diana Littlejohn Timothy Manes Johnney Mason w 425' 1, Jtwzms Not?-amd Darrel McBride Steven McGaha Doris Mitchell Evon Moore Thomas Moore Brett Morris Robert Mosher Sam Nance John Newman Charles Ogeltree Janet Parker Natalie Peppler Jerry Powers Jerry Petty Buddy Reynolds Benny Richardson Will Richardson Alice Rodriquez Victor Rodrequez Rebecca Rogers James Russell Ricky Don Sargent Ja, J I Billy Shepard Anita Smith Charles Smith Melvin Smith Johnny Stewart Willie Stone Mary Story Diana Tamez Jeffery Test James Tomassini Stephen Vandiver Randall Vessels Mary Ann Vybiral James Waller Ronald Welnack Kenney Whitehead Clark Williams Michael Williams Richard Williams David Wood Justin Wilson Lois Wood aryrworthington Martell Wright Claire Youngblood Sherry Youngblood GOP OUR PLACE IN TIME by Michael Richardson Today we are the small, Tomorrow we'll be the grown, We have seen a lot already But there's still a lot to be shown. Today we will do our experiencing, Tomorrow we hope to solve , But there are certain parts of life We know we can't resolve . Today we still are searching, Tomorrow we hope to find, But we will never find an answer If we waste our time. Today we may feel happy, Tomorrow we may feel sad, But we can always get together And make each other glad . Today we may have worries, Tomorrow they'll wash away , But deep inside as you may know They'll bother you day by day. Today we may feel wrong, Tomorrow we may feel right, But we all have resolutions We go by day and night. Today we'll do our giving, Tomorrow we hope to receive, But giving you'll wish you never did If you get deceived. Today we search our inner souls, Tomorrow we hope to find , This is just a little review Of our place in time. Class Sponsors Mrs. Doris Butler L Mr. Doug Keese 224 2 Class Oggiwts PRESIDENT - Steve Harris SECRETARY - Blaine Smith V. PRES. - Ken Burks V. PRES. - Denise Abright TREASURER - Tim Gordon Cnot picturedb 'Q-1 lwl-wing l2.obwd7PneSEowDuEZw QD 12, 1960 - N 24, 1976, In one sense there is no death. The life of a soul on earth lasts beyond his departure. You will always feel that life touching yours, that voice speaking to you, that spirit looking out of other eyes, talking to you in the familiar things he touched , worked with, loved as familiar friends. He lives on in your life and in the lives of all others that knew him. Angelo Patri Denise Abright Karen Acre Becky Allen A-8. Lisa Allen Rebecca Allen Troy Amason r I Mike Andrews David Ansley Donnette Alford Rebecca Arredondo Cherylle Ashton Ramona Barger Bevelyn Barr Alana Barrett Kathy Bass Billy Beasley Gerald Beck 4 Brian Bennett 'F' .13 illxm-.,-xy' 93 M . Tony Betts Lisa Blevins Carla Bogy Deborah Borders Greg Bowden Kyle Bowler Kendall Bridges Janet Brown Rick Bruce Janet Brunner Ken Burks Kendall Burks Mark Burton Kay Burner Diana Cabrera Donna Cantu Vickie Camu Shelby Catlen Shelley Carroll Carolyn Cassady Cindy Chamber- lain Wendy Chamber- lain Janet Chambers Debbie Chapman 94 'KITSY 41617 'xy-fr A49 5 Tw ,-war V- Q4 fn S? X fn 'WH V YY B, snr 'uw' churn-..., L K1 P? --or 1 'I'!P rl . 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'Viking Linda Gonzales Tim Gordon Brent Green Scott Green Shelley Green Andy Griffith Mike Hall Gregory Hamilton Steve Harris James Hartsfield Pat Highwood Clay Hinds Carla Holder Kellie Hollabough Mary Hollings- worth Donna Hopkins Shiela Huey Leanne Hunter Donna Jackson Kenneth Jenkins Tessle Jenkins Gena Jeter Anita Johnson Gerald Johnson 97 Ricky Johnston Nicky Jordan Eddie Keel Robert Kelly Vicki Kelley Pam Kinsala Beth Lane Lynn Lewis Cliff Loveless Richard Luckie Debra McBride David McC1endon Jeff McLean Dan McNaugh- ton Dino Martin Karin Martin Jimmy Martinez Brent Marshall Kim Mathis Randy Mayes Clayton Meador Terri Michael Marilyn Mims Theresa Molidor Cheryl Moseley Bobby Moseley Colleen Mosher 98 Charlotte Mullinax Kathy Mullinax Jon Murray Terry Murray Kenneth Navarro Sherry Navarro ,,.l Emily O'Brien Deborah O'Danie1 France Oglesby Julie Ortiz David Patron Theresa Peel Bev Pendley Jay Perry David Phillips Kieth Poimer Donna Pope Tammy Pope 99 Donny Powell Steve Raney Iaye Lea Roath Denise Roe Kellie Rominger Daniel Sanchez Lisa Saunders Brian Saylors Gay Seymore Mike Shaw Carl Shinpaugh Lisa Shinpaugh Shannon Simpson Blain Smith Ieri Smithwick Karen Snell Artelea Stern Toby Stevenson Shauna Sturgeon Debbie Tadlock Donna Taylor Tim Terry Billy Thompson Gary Thompson Bonnie Tibbs Tonie Townsend Randy Vineyard Tim Wade Steve Wallace Joe Walters 100 ,as if -fn? D 17' ix, A, 'N-., S Alffbas T. 'fs 1'- N zlxjx X X . lxsf 3' T 'Q 9 yx , C 'xl x'. x'-1 f f X, ay!! ' o J, fl 5 I dy' ...n .mf Wifi? :fri A ' ' 1 , CL' Y v4 as A t , Q 1 5 - . 'Q '5 ' .1 -N.: Bobby Adamson Scott Aday Terrie Allen Rita Anderson Bryan Barnes Vickie Becks Nolan Bell Samuel Bell Vicki Bennett Tony Betts Dwight Bird David Blair Lance Brady Glennis Branch Melody Brookhart Leslie Brown Terry Brown Kelly Browne Kathy Bruton Charles Buie Phillip Calabria Leother Carrington Russell Carroll Altarita Carter Wanda Carter Arthur Cash Betty Chance Tony Chance Melvin Chandler Clint Christianson Willie Cotton Chris Crawford Lillian Crawford Pamela Crayton I 4 L. 'L 4 J 909 Bridgett Derrough Ronald Edwards Belinda Escamilla Debbie Evans Janice Evans Andy Ford Marvin Foster Thomas Frazier Tracy Fuller Anne Grassmuck Dennis Gray Peter Gray Baron Green Cynthia Haley Ronell Hambric Mark Hansen Lynn Harris Howard Henderson Kathy Henderson Blas Hernandez Tim Holland Quinn Hollins Victor Howard Debra Jackson Michael Johnson Monte Howard Monica Johnson Carolyn Jones Ruby Jones Maurice Kelley Billy King John Kirkpatrick Donna Lacey Melba Lacey David Lozano Earlene Waters Regina Watson Sonya Willoughby Jan Winningham .aus lj L I No6P'tofweedf Joseph Luna James Lynn Mark McCrary Gary McCowan Elijah McGowan Lonny McGuire Evon McKensie Tracey Martin Angelina Martinez Martin Massara Karen Massey Jimmy Miles Rondia Miller Terry Miller Ronnie Montgomery Baron Moore Willie Moore Darrell Morgan Linda Nation Ricky Nicks Kenneth Overton Ovidio Pena Deborah Pitts Timothy Porter Leroy Posas Vanessa Pruitt Michael Richardson Esther Riojas James Robinson Leonard Sam Anthony Sargent Gregory Savala Grizelda Sias Hillard Smith Alfred Smith David Wiser Brett White Pam Wood Lane Woodard Ronnie Woodard Jamie Woods Brad Wresinski Andrea Wright Charell Wright Joanne Youngblood Victor Smith Dorithea Spindle Mary Square Randall Steele Edward Sullivan Jeffery Tadlock Sandra Tatum Raymond Taylor Loretta Thompson John Tomassini Marty Tubbs Timothy Turner Darla Van Hooser Jimmy Vaughn Roy Veldman Rickey Vicks Thomas Villarreal Michael Volpe Andrew Wallace Arthur Washington Larry Washington Nancy Watkins Emmitt Wedgeworth Clinton Wheatley Donnie Wheaton Pamela Whitehead George Wilkinson Charles Williams Emily Wilson Vanessa Wofford Lemmond Woodard Gary Yandell Fernando Zavala Pearl Zavala Alan Alexander Todd Allen William Allen Scott Allred Carla Ansley Kieth Ashton Debbie Beasley Tina Berry Rocky Betts Sonya Blaylock Mike Boone Carla Boozer Voni Bowren Suzanne Bradford Wendy Bratcher Keenon Bridges Craig Bronson Jini Brooks Jimmy Brown Jeanna Bryon Greg Burleson Joey Burns Daphane Butler Paul Butler Gene Calvert Janie Camacho Kristi Carpenter Fidel Castillo I lO2 Elizabeth Cepak Ion Chambers Cynthia Chapman Lane Chiles Randy Choate Wade Christian Gary Cockerham Rechell Cofer Evelyn ' sta Larry Compton Kenney Coursey Brenda Cox Tammy Cox Marcy Crabtree DeDe Crossley Mildred Crow Robin Croy Earl Daniel Gary Davis Virginia Davis Ruthann Deal Elizabeth DeLos Santos Thurnice Dobbs Dawn Dodwell Gerald Dollar Teresa Dowdle Tommy Dozier Sheri Dyess Leah Edwards Mike Edwards David English Kim Farmer Mark Farmer Sherri Farmer Sheila Finton Roger Foley 103 Kent Foster Gena Fudge Mack Fudge John Fuller Dolly Garoutte Diane Glenn Dana Gothard Jimmy Griffin Sandy Griffin Mitzi Guest Thomas Hale Judy Hall Theresa Hall Harriet Hamilton David Hamm Ted Hancock Lisa Hankins Shelia Harmon Karen Harris Don Hanis Dewain Hodge Carla Homes Rose Hopgood Larry Ingram Monte James Patsy Jenkins Victor Johnson Julie Johnston Tommy Jones 104 t'V rf db MWA U --ff I I' .,,f f O' .452- 1 J A .4 ft 4 1,15 -if ,rg .V if Q ,W n J.,fNg J J J 539' ,Ji '7' Walter Jones Ieff Jordon Judy Ioslin Kathy Kauffman Laura Keenom Joanne Kinkaid Tricia Kelsey Leslea Kirkland Janice Krannig Beth Kylar Rene Lanoue Wendy Lawler Doug Lamb Kathy Ledbetter Steve Ledbetter Susan Littlejohn Kimberly Lofland Bobby Luckie Connie Luna Kim McCul- lough Wayne McGee Sarah McLeod Cynthia Maldonado Charles Mangan Alvin Martin Crystal Martin Keith Martin Mike Martinez Omar Martinez Jerry Miller Darla Mitchell Cindy Molidor Brad Montgom- ery Dorothy Moore Dana Morrow 105 Scott Morrow Andy Munoz Gloria Munoz Scott Murray Angela Navarro David Noonkester Wesley O'Danie1 Robert O'Daniel Patti Odom Mark Ostrander Dennis Owens Joyce Ortiz Lisa Parker Kirk Paschal Mike Pearman Darien Perez Angela Phillips Elizabeth Pierce Brenda Pike Diana Pof f Kenneth Pointer Robert Powell Kathleen Praslicka Melanie Price Linda Pruitt Lisa Putney Charlotte Randolph Debbie Reed Jeff Rhodes 106 44,13 ...a r 1 , ,. 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Kathy Ridgway Vickie Ring Leslie Rippey Detra Roberts Tammy Rodgers Bobby Rominger Lupe Sandoval Kelle Searcy Liz Self Larry Shinpaugh Dianne Sills Terry Skipper Melody Small Robin Smith Charles Solomon Kitt Square Johnna Stroope Kris Stewart Gilbert Sulherlin Ronnie Tapp Margaret Tenorio Nancy Theriault David Thornhill Daniel Timmer- man Debra Travis Cindy Turner Dena Turner Cathy Underwood Leanne Venable David Villarreal Tony Ward Lisa Watson Travis Webb Dwayne Webb Loretta Wheaton Regenia Wheaton Michelle Williams Renae Williams Shamilia Williams Sharonda Williams Timmy Williamson M' 107 Angy Wilson Sherri Winn Lisa Wiser Ken Woods Sophia Woods David Wresinske Givsfmv v .s W RS M gggzzbcxzi K 'NJ i 1 Debra Wright Tommy wright Judy Yandell Raymond Yarbrough Pauicia Years Lisa Zabonik 1 08 :sse Aquilar me Aquilar :ou Aikens ed Baker arrie Ballard rchie Becks lizabeth Becks enise Bender hirley Bills 'ed Boyd reg Branch 'harles Brewer illy Brookhart lark Bruscher 'ayne Burrell arrell Byrd 'illiam Cabe lary Calderon evin Calhoun ,ark Carey dith Carson onnell Chance loria Chandler 'enda Christianson .cky Clay eorge Clegg harlsalea Clements -enneth Cox ichael Cox :ral Crawford ta Crenshaw lenda Cumby mbert Cunningham ichael Davis Elen Davos thy Debase 'ank Del Bosque -:ginald Derrough Ffaeslumew Noffpmunedf Edward Dickerson Rita Donaldson Zack Dozier Kim Duke Lloyd Duncan Sarah Evitt James Farmer Earl Frazier Joe Galban Rose Garcia Jose Garza Maria Garza Minnie Gibson Esparanza Gonzales Jimmy Griffith Victor Guinyard Rogerio Gutierrez Lori Hansen Joe Hardaway Ronald Harris McClendon Harrison David Hawkins Edward Hayden James Hayden Janie Hernandez Mark Herrin Anthony Hill John Hensley Gail Hollins Roger Hudson Vance Hughes Thomas Haught Kerry Jackson Kenneth Jenkins Don Jernigan Brent Johnson Jesse Johnson Demitris Jones Lyron Jones Mary Jones Sandra Kelly Gretchen Kindred Lester King Rhonda Kirk Janice Krannig Madelyn Lacey James Loper Robert Lucas Manse McCowan Rochelle McCu1lar George McGowan Yvonne McGruder Jeanna McWilliams Josephine Martinez Otis Matthews Deborah Meador Laurie Mitchell Derrick Montgomery Deborah Moore Diann Moore John Moore Mark Moore Bobby Nelms Sherry Owen Michael Parker Joyce Pate David Prather Odis Reagor Charles Reid Tom Reynolds Melinda Richardson Kirk Rieves Annette Riojas Carl Roark Johnny Robinson Patricia Rodgers Frank Rodriquez Robert Rodriquez Brenda Rutherford Greg Sargent Gracie Sharp Michael Shipp Ronald Shumate Vickie Slovak Brian Smith Carl Smith Robin Smith Annette Square Debra Steele Morris Sterns Don Tamez Marshall Tanner Karen Taylor Sandra Taylor lra Thomas Kurtiss Thompson William Truehitt Phillip Vann Peter Venters Roy Vicks Richard V ybiral John Walton Cynthia Wafer Eddie Wells Debra Wheaton Randy Whitehead Donna Whitt Margie Williams Michael Wilson Ida Woodard Brian Wright Johnny Zapata 'T' Branch , Timmy Russel. ..,,,......---anew- . .. -M V W T335 Q, ,.,, .- P '-,, . spa 1 -4 -Mr ' 1 f rg ' ,f aw., -1 2 J J Zi , 5 r vs: F f s! 1 I v ' V sa- ' Z U In W E 4' are offered to all at Waxahachie High School. 1st Row: Janet Burton, Irene Delbosque, Levon Smith. 2nd Ro .4 WZ J? R+ m M V, 7. ,Q if 5 iw 1i'7I W vip., . AQ ,A 9 7 YH ivy Ib. k4,tV if xx! Q D- f- m Q1 x Lf 511, , f f waz? 4 v J 'Q ' 1 -Je ve' .I PM 1 .gw is H sd E '4 5 Ea' AX 4 6, k 1 ?f -' Q . 5 X i i 1 ae .e 3 fl K 'NZ Y Q 1 , Q V '- 42 3 4 321 I V x ' 1 ' J SRX I X rf-hi, ll. fi J I 1 K ill 'NN ' Bffwm lst Row - Loretta Wheaton, A K Melinda Richardson, Wanda f 'i Carter, and Margie Wil- L 'Hu t liams. 1 as 2nd Row - Coach McColl, -'Q .I I Leslie Brown, Anita John- . son, Vanessa Wofford, 6 Debra Wright, and Laurie f 'Y ' Christopher, Manager. Angela Reed Lori Woodard Spiker Setter!Spiker For the fourth year in a row, the Waxahachie High School girls' volleyball team captured both the zone and district championships. These young ladies had a remarkable sea- son's record of eighteen wins with only six losses. The mem- bers of this team certainly have a lot of Indian pride and enthusiasm, and WHS is proud of the record they made. We congratulate Coach Patty McColl and each member of this fine, winning team. II3 Indians We0oomeQwma!bNew foff1wTdbw . . . . ,uns , .,., .,-i.. , . , ,, . 1976 brought many new faces to Waxahachie High School. Coach John Goodner came to our campus in the spring of 1976 and began to put together plans for the Indians. Coaches Johnny Cathey and Garey Horner remained with us from last year, and they were joined by a staff of new coaches. The entire coaching staff has gained the admiration and respect of both the Indian team and the student body. We look forward with anticipa- tion to the years ahead with this fine coaching staff as they work together with our teams to build the greatest Indian group ever. 4 Q I VARSITY TRIBE .. X Q . .vb j , K. ., . ,A COACHES 1st Row: Head Coach Iohn Goodner, Bill Parker, Fuller, Jim Kazmierski, Jerry McLemore. 2nd Row: Johnny Cathey, Garey Horner, Walt Leonard, and Tommy McLemore. I 1 G Thanks Senior Indians for four years of exciting memories! XY' Cheerleaders lead Indians onto the Parents' Night or rssruoas-. 1st Row:,Gordon Seymore, Kim Smith, Dean Duggan,---Ray'Woods, Eric Sar- geant, and Bob Smith. 2nd Row: Tony Townley, Nick Stover, Eddie Pylant, Charles Donaldson, Windell McGowan, Larry Jackson, and Scott Brown. 3rd Row: Jerome Haters, Denard Williams, Mark Mullinax, Larry Overton, Kermit Bridges, and Daryl Whitehead . v i gut - 3 f wi? I6 at Lumpkin's Stadium. I I5 -RY hall , Y X xx' x Kan x,:N1,- ,- 1 rx 'U Head Coach John Goodner Mean Green defense stops the Lions. Harold Becks Fred Bledsue Kermit Bridges Scott Brown William Cash Captain lst Team A11- , District Mark Christian 1 woldh VNS 116 57 W 1' Man W r ., . . , 4 S I ., nf 1-, . , ,, W ,H ' ' f '. , r ., Indians push the ball toward the goal line . Indians played hard against the Tigers Go Mean Green! Madison Debase Dean Duggan i' Q Jerome Hargers Larry Jackson 2nd Team All-District David Jordon Honorable Mention Captain Billy O'Danie1 Honorable Mention avid Odo Larry verton , Cn Eric Moore 4? Vw lst Team All-District f M Mark Mullinax Honorable Mention Larry Pannil Eddie Pylant -'mfr 4, fr 1- ' 1 A W Wafl. Maia Q. ,, L Win some - lose some. See you at the goal line. 117 Benny Richardson Eric Sargent N Ricky Don Sargent Captain Charles Seymore Gordon Se mo I Bo muh -11111 Nick Stover 2nd Team Captain Bill Stroope A11-District -I V 'ra- rfb. :ge , , s .. C v l'AL.4 :w'g . . ' ' ' .QNQPSY r0nw Y Larry does it again. 'pd Don't look back! Get the ball Indians! ft' my - '7 ,. . , , . - - 'K .M ' .C , vw, . 1 ,.. ,1 'Q , Yi., Jw iF N W' y 2.1 K' Mr' l ix, 3 Q-,8 mr .-41 Q14 4 Billy Thompson, Steve McGaha, and Thomas Moore. ,Ei 'w f g.. Managers COACHES: if Johnny Cathey 5? Phil Fuller Garey Horner Jim Kazmierski ,N Walt Leonard Jerry McLemore Tommy McLemore Bill Parker Tony Townly Clark Williams Denard Williams Lewis Williams Justin Wilson Captain kGary' , ,- Tl Q Wofthingfonxg Ig N' , A! .7 fl' Y -y x x Which way did he go? It don't come easy! B -Team 1st Row: Kendall Bridges, Steve Wallace, Tim Gordon, Chris Crawford, Marty Massara, Joel Walters, Gary McGowan, Arthu Washington, Steve Vandiver. 2nd Row: Mike Hall, Mike Rickardson, Gene Garrett, Leother Carrington, Carl Shinpaugh, Pa Highwood, Gary Thompson, Terry Miller, Howard Henderson, Baton Green, Darrell Morgan. 3rd Row: Donny Christian, Nickj Jordon, Jeff McLean, Clay Hinds, Blaine Smith, Johnny Stewart, Andy Criffith, Steve Harris, Anthony Branch. 4th Row: Arne: McGowan, Lynn Lewis, Tim Wade, Chuck Buie, Alfred Smith, Gerald Beck. Dave McNaughton, Jerry Moore, Donny Wheaton David McC1endon, Bernard Chandler, Kenneth Overton. Freshman Indians lst Row: Wade Christian, Steve Ledbetter, Kent Foster, Scott Allred, Lester King, Charles Reed, Cedric Burrell, Peter Venters, Kerry Jackson. 2nd Row: Dan Morrow, Michael Cox, Robert O'Daniel, Mark Moore, Lupe Sandoval, McC1endon Harrison, Gerald Dollar, David Noonkester, Bobby Rominger, Jimmy Griffin Tom Reynolds. 3rd Row: Richard Vybiral, Jon Chambers, Tommy Jones, Rusty Hudson, David English, Timmy Williamson. Ted Hancock, Carl Roark, Kenn Coursey, Brad Montgomery, Donald Harris, Keith Ashton. 4th Row: Phillip Vann, Gene Calvert, Vance Hughes, Kirk Paschall, Kenneth Cox. Mark Farmer, Gaz Davis, David Wresinski, Darrell Byrd, David Hawkins, Keenon Bridges, Jeff Jordan, Ronald Shoemate. mAfInwBa8f21'il1oUZ eww, aavebelpw ,, e ef fi AQ, z.LKS'L'Q'H!1 Coach Coach Jack Aldridge Johnny Cathey The WHS basketball team proved to be a strong, exciting team who gave us many memorable games. District 6AAA is without question one of the toughest districts in the state. The Indians played the 1976-'77 season without losing a single game at home. Our team lost one game during the first half of zone competition, and won the second half. As we prepared for the zone playoff, many people felt that if we could win that one game that we had a good chance of ending the season in Austin for a second consecutive year, but this year, that was not to be. We lost the zone play-off to Ennis, but all of us know that we had a very good year. Our team represented WHS and all Waxahachie with pride and integ- rity, and all of us are appreciative to the coaches and team for a fun and rewarding season. 5 32 30 I :kid X-ff -1 4-,Z -, -1--V, 5 Varsity Indians rv , i iw Scoreboard WAXA OPPONENT St. Johns N. Mesquite Irving MacArthur Sherman Richardson Pearce Waco Connally N. Mesquite Fort Worth Poly Waco Richfield Abilene Cooper Burleson Mesquite Ennis Abilene Cooper Bishop Lyncy Corsicana Waco Connally Burleson Mesquite St. Johns South Garland South Grand Prairie Ennis De Soto Lancaster Seagoville Ennis De Soto Lancaster Seagoville Ennis District Games District Record Season Record Rene Jumps for two against Seagoville. Senior Ty Armstrong Senior Dwight Cash Senior Rene LaFleur 2 yr. letterman A11 Dist. Q 3 yr. letterman All 2 yr letterman Tourn. Indian Tourn Waxahachic participated in the Abilene Key City Tournament Chris adds to the Indian score to defeat Seagovrlle B TEAM illiam Cash, Andrew Wallace, Brian Saylors, Terry Brown, Tim Turner, Steve Wallace, Bobby Mosely, Dan McNaughton, lark Williams, Rim Wade, David McLendon, Melvin Chandler, Jonathan Reagor, Larry Washington, Dino Martin. Ag 2 Senior John Martin Junior Johnny Mason Junior Buddie Reynolds 1 yr. letterman 1 yr. letterman 1 yr. letterman Senior Chris Reagor Senior Eric Sargent Senior Scotty Sawyer Dist.: 3 yr. letterman: lead- All Dist., 2 yr. lettermanq leader All Dist.: 3 yr. letterman: MVP scorer, rebounder, F.C. Pet. in assists. Indian Tour. Tour. Abilene, Richardson. 2' William Cash and Bobby Moseley join the B Team action against Ennis. g, if in frlzawibfrac. Junior Charles Smith Senior Donald Steele Junior Lewis Williams 1 yr' lane,-man All Dist.: 2 yr. lettermang leader 1 yr, leuerman F . T . Pet. All Tourn . Indian Tourn. is 1344.-4' 7 f'S John jumps for the ball against N. Doodle does a new shot in the Indian Sugar Bear drives down court again Mesquite. Tournament. Corsicana. Scotty controls the ball at Mesquite High School. MANAGERS Kenny McDaniel, Charles Donaldson, and Ray Woods. 124 qs , ,i gf A 5R'5.J..i. .... Ji: I lv N - was sy s 'iggri-fi? ' -L ir' HHPFRS Chris sinks two at North Mesquite. Indians defeat St. Johns here at home. lg,,,, 7 FRESHMAN TEAM t Row: Rickey Clay, Scott Allred, Victor Gyuinyard, Derrick Montgomery, Lester King, Tom Reynolds, Peter Venters. 2nd w: David Hawkins, Gary Davis, Darrel Byrd, Gene Calvert, Ken Cox, Kirk Paschall, Uance Hughes, Jeff Jordan, Kevin Cal- un, Manager. 4x85 J' I ,-Q, ., 'l S 01 Jigg- ...Q tk K Q A . , wg ll fjxw-ar-V F' W ,4 15 +V Ll D K N-q,L , . . - x Mx. gow ln 123 ' JM. x -' .A , . f K 5 Ei x ,xl ., Ad 'A v a X H 'iff wil 'rl Baseball, wow! V- W' 'W '.Q. ' V ' ,Q-wg:-Y 1 T I' ' ,f ,,,f T -f f,-,-.47 Biff, ff ,5..','T,l'!3q.fI.1,5jk, ,-fl.ff', :Q VARSITY A t Row: Kevin Almond, Carl Shinpaugh, Tim Dowdle, Andy Dawson, Gary Thompson, Jeff Reed, Ricky Sargent, Coach Mrke urner. Znd Row: Ken Burks, Ty Armstrong, Bill Stroope, Barry Navarro, Stu Lumpkins, Donald Steele, Keith Osborn, Gene unt. 3rd Row: Bobby Robinson, Bob Smith, Tim Wade, Bobby Mosley, David McLendon, Joey Bradley, Justin Wilson, Kevin artin. ? IR. VARSITY t Row: David Wiser, Randall Gish, Chris Romanger, Craig Englehardt, Robert Kelly. ind Row: Timmy Williamson, Xavier avez, Gerald Dollar, Jeff Jordan, Brent Marshall, Jay Petty, Gary Davis. 3rd ROW: Rusty Hudson, Kirk Paschall, Blaine ith, Brett White, Brian Saylors, Brad Wresinski, David Noonkester, Daviv Wrensinski, Coach McLemore. 127 ii, ,I - ,, . E4 .fi J .. . A ,I Q ,,? A .- . .4 Coach Senior Senior Junior Mike Turner Kevin Almond Ty Armstrong Joey Bradley - 1 ' E mum --....., '- :mx Il:-1 iii v Q K S' ref? V - J .J ' A , ,ff . .1'fiVl'P' . J . ff H x 4 At' Sophomore Junior Junior Junior Ken Burks Andy Dawson Tim Dowdle Gene Hum -7+-11 , ...J L ' . -- A 'SQL-.-W -,145 . , Senior Sophomore Senior Sophomore Stu Lumpkins David McC1endon Kevin Martin Bobby Moseley I ' X Junior Junior Junior Keith Osborn Jeff Reed Bobby Robinson Sophomore x Carl Shinpaugh t. X rf Q K. 'sv 0 'Q 9 p Q., l'? K .'-' M ,A .--.. J V 4:1 W -.... r 4 - 1 F I 'r5,. v : H . f V fm I A . 1-,-A Bob Smith Donald Steele e- ' Sophomore Sophomore Junior Gary Thompson Tim Wade Justin Wilson Bags' Twcla lsr Row: Mgr. Billy Thompson, Marty Massara, Eddie Pylant, Perry Richmond, Lynn Lewis, Don I-Iarriz, Mgr., Coach Parker. 2nd Row: Larry Jackson, Harold Beck, Benny Richardson, Arnez McGowan. 3rd Row: William Cash, Madison Debase, Arthur Cash, Tony Berts. 4th Row: Lewis Williams, Eric Moore, Gerald Beck, Kim Smith. 5th Row: Rusty McCabe, Dennie Christian, Lynn Seymore. 6th Row: Dan McNaughron, John Jordan, Mike Shaw. A- 130 X L Coach Bill Parker 'V' A I f V fb tw . I 2 l l 1 1 N f'E5' N 1 A, f jf xx I1 ,,..ff- A Z2 23 2' 1 ! A A W NR .,..,, 5s. 53 I 4 ' If , . Ra Q. ' i X ? ' A C ,-. A fl , . . . - gh! 1.5 i 4 ,M A5 ff 'F IN. f4-6' + '11 I9 N IQ 4 E 'lx I J' X 'ivk V el A n xg-QZY to ? NJ 'Mum N. M fl ' Coach: Phil Fuuef F GIRLS TEAM, left to right: Deborah O'Daniel, Terry Mur- ray, Leslea Hargrove. S BOYS TEAM, left to right: Ty Armstrong, Gary Lyle, Jackie Corey, Travis Wess, Jeff McLean, Clay Hines, Scott Alred. ' 'BasketbaULO6lf fofwG-oocLQta1d7 Girls' basketball, in its first season at Waxahachie High School, got off to a good start. These girls showed improvement from game to game, and is a team with whom we believe the district will have to contend in seasons to come. The first season of district competition in a sport is never easy, and these girls have worked hard to represent W.H.S. with pride and com- petence. We are proud of them and look forward to watching them mature into a championship team in seasons to come. ' Q sam 31 , lst Row: Leah Edwards, Kathy Bass, Deide Massey, Debbie Reed, Amy Howard Renae Williams. 2nd Row: Charell Wright, Christy Davis, Willie Moore, Caro Jones, Lisa Watson, Tammy Rodgers, Candy Jones. 3rd Row: Brenda Christianson Debbie Meador, Denise Benders, Anita Johnson, Beth Lance, Pam Whitehead Debra Wright. 4th Row: Marcy Crabtree, Margie Williams, Mary English, Kathj Savelle. wings: MARCY CRABTREE is a super athlete CHRISTY DAVIS is quick and is a ANITA JOHNSON is quick and has a DEIDE MASSEY hustles and is a gool and a possible all-stater! She has a possible starter in 1977. lot of potential. ball handler. good attitude and is a team leader. 34 Guards Amy and Marcy watch as Margie for the ball. x1nIA,,f8, . A 2 N 6 ' 'Twdw Coach - Garey Horner lst Row: Chana McGruder, Debbie Wright, Leslie Brown, Marcy Crab- tree. 2nd Row: Connie Martinez, Sharon Stern, Claudia Thompson, Anita Johnson. 3rd Row: Evon Davis, Shelia Fenton, Lisa Hankins, Annette Riojes. 4th Row: Loretta Williams, Kathy Debase, Melinda Richardson, Evonne McGruder. 5th Row: Teresa Peel, Diana Cabrera, Monica Johnson, Carlette Crenshaw. 6th Row: Dorothy Moore fmgr.b, Dianne Moore, Regina Wheaton, Gloria Chandler. 'lth Row: Cheryl Chapman, Karen Snell, Denise Pullins. lst Row: Leisa Hankins, Annette Riojas. 2nd Row: Evonne Davis, Sheila Fenton. X bd lst Row: Karen Snell, Connie Martinez, Claudia ind Row: Debbie Wright, Carlette Crenshaw, Cheryl man, Marcy Crabtree. I Ag., , , , Sf'-2 C5 ' A L Row: Mom h son, Sharo 13 4 .i .A as f 3' 1 'L' if , ' , ' . .4 f . 0 ' gi' 'A X 1 ' 5 ,..,k hw fi W J , 3 5? f-44 .- f x l .L rt M agp, 'Y' fd iff 1 Y n L-' 5 32 fix' , pf. u mv- b A x f 'sf , 1 A - , 4 .,, MW-Q-4-. ,,,f.,w vs..- ,, r S. 3- V , ft 'bin-sf-if 'Sinn A as ,,. p V7 .., K, 1st Row Monty James Melanre Prrce Charles Solomon Brenda P1ke Debb1e Reed 2nd Row: Marty Foster Debb1e Beaselev Joanne Youngblood Travrs Webb Krm Woffand 3rd Row K1m McCol1ough Nancy Therrault, Karen Navvarro Clara Young blood Laurle Atkrsson 4th Row Lane Woodard Steve Raney Bruce Cox Kendell Brrdges. 5th Row Trm Gordon B111 Kell Lauria Atkinson Tim Gordon ,.-. J L. 49 Mark Casey ' ' 1 M V 1- . . 3 - .Qwn V , 7 ' , .Af , i'127,5f1,2'n f , , . :wif-f1g'., :Lia 4 , -W' I v A W - : . 121211222121 Q .Q y ar-gf' ,g- gunmen., - I , nf. ' -f A ww Q:-::4- '. .. jf?-gg a . X I ' 34 . , 13 ' ' 45 .11, K , Bill Keuey Lori Woodard 'Q -f , Joanne Youngblood , -ff, ,,:f9g1w,f.if .. .A . in .N-A .ff T H .. f W ,. 44. A 14,-z. ik Qi' Eli 6 t ' 5 Qui' O X 1 1 Pk 1 X I x 141 I x X X X -x Www G-obflw Qpwb. I , QQ wrt? . ,V Mjyfjfu A- --,-v Vowtg bi rr , ,ff ,f ' Q1 , I , Ann Williams Cheerleaders give spirit ro homecoming parade. Head Cheerleader 4 ,SQ Vhw Q fx.,-:rr ef -3. r' 0 , Leah Harriman Karhy Savell Kathy Venable Thumbs up Indians. Leslie Hargrove f'-N Kathy Henderson V-I-C-T-O-R-Y X Maisy Walker Sponsor Q, . -'CM' ?. Baudfwdcomes NewDi1ewtofv The Big Green Indian Band was fortunate enough to get Mr. Doug Turner from South Garland as their new band director. The members feel that he has done a fine job. He has put in many long hours of work with the marching, concert, and stage bands. This year Mr. Turner reorganized the stage band . We would like to thank these 18 band members for a job well done. We would also like to extend a word of thanks to the entire band for the fantastic performances at half- time and for representing WHS in the events in which they participate in . 'i Sriif w Kevin Locke L1nda Glandon Cindy Chamberlain Benita Brown Wendy Chamberlain, Lori Lindsey. 2nd Row: LeeAnn Teresa Dowdle Phyllis Hall T1m Dowdle Lisa Blevins Marco French 4 Director Doug Turner Asst. Director James Healer I 1 ff' qr HIGH BRASS PERCUSSION lst Row: Wendy Lawler, Debbie Reed, Alan Alexander, Patricia Yeats. 2nd 151 Row: Tim Hudsgn, Kenneth Pointer, 21151 Row: M31 Row: Donny Powell, Tim Dowdle. 3rd Row: Liz Self, Charles Mangan, Deb- Curry' Bobby Nappsi 3rd Row: Robert Powell, Theresa Peel bie Beasley. Thomas Haught. Cindy Chamberlain, Craig Bronson. Kelli Hollabough, Dewain Hodge. wlilf' , , f f A 1 STAGE BAND 1st Row: Mark Curry, Cynthia Haley, Martell Wright, Robin Smith, David Patton, Rickey Brown, Marco French. 2nd Ro' Marty Theriault, Victor Howard, Danny Miller, Stuart Dorsey, Xavier Chavez, Mike Edwards. 3rd Row: Debbie Beasle Thomas Haught, Cindy Chamberlain, Tim Dowdle, Kevin Locke. Not Pictured: Karen Crenshaw, Jimmy Morrow. 4 ,iii HIGH WOODWINDS 1st - Kathy Kauffman, Kim Lofland, Georgia Howe, Lori Burleson 2nd - LeeAnn Glandon, Rebecca Arrendondo, Cheryl Kinkaid, Andrea Wright, Wendy Bratcher, Mary Square 3rd - Elizabeth Cepak, Teresa Dowdle, Linda Glandon, Tricia Kelsey, Ronnie Tapp, Donna Hodge 4th - Denise Bender, Denise Roe, Mary Hartsfield, Benita Brown, Lisa Blevins, Vickie Ring, Kim Mathis, Lori Lindsey LOW WOODWINDS lst - Laurie Adkisson, Joanne Kinkaid 2nd - Claire Youngblood, Marco French 3rd - Tammy Beasley, Janet Chambers, Cynthia Haley, Sonya Blaylock 4th - Billy Beasley, David Patton, Tony Ward, Martell Wright, Rita Crenshaw, Donna Pope 5th - Robin Smith, Karen Crenshaw, Rickey Brown, Phyllis Hall, Rhonda Miller LOW BRASS lst - Victor Howard, Mike Andrews 2nd - Mike Edwards, Jerry Miller, Danny Miller, Stuart Dorsey, Xavier Chavez, Jimmy Morrow, Kenneth Jenkins 3rd - Sam Carson 147 Majonms We want to extend a word of thanks to these six girls. They have given a lot of their precious time to work on routines for a performance of only a few minutes on Friday night. These girls have done a fantastic job this year in spite of all their hardships. HEAD MAIORETTE Benita Brown Georgia Howe 48 gf 1 V, , U , W f y r fu .f ' W1 f f ' sr. ,- ,,g,7'1 !Q,r., . If ij 8 V A 5 ' r' .' , , V i 6 g .. gf 1 i Q ' 1 y as Y 3 in QS? 5 I am n ,, v a . 3 if X Q I ' M V V - W Y V in ya ,Q ,N :en Q bu 5 X 4 4 ,, r l W, , Y i 3 QQ i Q ,V . V 6 ' t ' Lg .s A A! r . , w--- K 1976-1977 MAJORETTES lst Row: Georgia Howe, Benita Brown, Lisa Blevins. 2nd Row: Denise Rowe, Marg Mary Hartsfield Lori Burleson Lisa Blevins Denise Roe f lx w. .YX Donald Steele Ntta Vantreese Marty Theriault Football Mascot Indtan Pnncess Basketball Mascot Bffecuw lst Row: Dedra Edwards. 2nd Row: Emily O'Brier1, Gay Seymore, France Oglesby, Debbie Chap- man, Nita Vantreese. 3rd Row: Toby Steven- son. 1976-77 I ' Sponsor - Tibby Coulston Co-Sponsor - Missy Davis SCHO E, First Row: Ann Davis - Mgr. , Carla Ansley, Pauline Jackson, Peggy Dorsett, Connie Martinez, Kemalene Jackson, Tina Berry. 2nd Row: Debbie Lewis, Rhonda Kirk, Gloria Johnson, Sophie Woods, Vonda Harris, Harriet Hamilton, Linda Becks, Theresa Williams, Loretta Wheaton, Sally Chipman - Mgr. 3rd Row: Claudia Thomas, Yvonne McGruder, Vicki Becks, Madalene Lacey, Rochele Cofer, Kit Square, Kim Duke, Elizabeth Becks, Regina Wheaton, Demitros Jones, Ruthie Jones - Mgr. 4th Row: Linda Pruitt, Dorothy Moore, Friday Reynolds, Rochelle McCul1ar, Mary Frances Jackson. V K i fm HM wif, , 4, , l an pf Indmwtes The 1976-1977 Indianettes have done a fantastic job. They have given their time on Friday nights at football games, and many a Tuesday or Friday night for bas- ketball games. These girls have a word of thanks from all for giving much enthusi- asm to our school. Sponsor Sponsor Tibby Coulston Missy Davis l -613 , if, - -- . .167 'F , A 2 - A-Up!Hf5M qgygilkj igfqf U, jf 4 -va ld' MAmwawrW'vn1? . .. -'T' I ... 1. , . .f fy!!! 1 35549 Q7 2 '.AQ W Q, y 2,5Qi5? ff f-- ludiamhsp ' iw!-!omacom1ugAoEiuitws W!-IQ lin .,Q 'W W!! - I ' . V x, f ' xx if Y. Director Accompanisi Mrs. Ann Wright Darla Mitchell f-sw,,qQ2 +1,,,f,3,-I ,V f. .Jw i,..:'.X s . ,..N. . X , , ww- ,,.-b -551--ffl. .i ,sq ,, K k In K t 1 . K i K I k f -L..xfy , .. I52 Choir sings Christmas carols at Red Bird Mall. ln--... It Row: Karen Crenshawn n, Shirley Grimes, Donna Jackson, Melody Small, Becky Allen, Pearl Savala, Debra irmon, Sherri Winn, Patracia Yeats, Darla Mitchell. 2nd Row: Kathy Burton, Yvonne Moore. Debra Jackson, Melody Brook- rdt, Colleen Mosher, Janice Evans, Rose George. 3rd Row: Karlett Crenshaw, Debi Crabb, Rita Garter, Aurthur Cash, Ronnell imbric, Johonny Mason, Martell Wright, Clayton Meador, John Hisen, Charles Aday, Tony Ward. vb-.3 K1 Officers Crabb - Alto Section Leader, Pearl Savala - Secretary, Karen Crenshaw - President, Colleen Mosher - Soprano Section Melba Lacy - Treasurer, Martell Wright - Student Conductor, Charles Aday - Tenor Section Leader, Aurthur Cash -153 Section Leader. If f , ,mx Q i ff, wma , -a V E - lg A pr : V iff . ' 1 i, ' 'I S if j r Sponsor During football season, Genae Lyneil Pinkerton Davis worked as sponsor. S t va- , Wt.. ,YY - ,X uf? y - N as-f , new - X 'V 1st Row: Melissa McMinn. Debbie Tadlock, Marla Sovereign, Cindy Burks, Denise Abright, Yvonne Davis. 2nd Row: Gwen Williams, Lisa Gerron, Shelley Lisa Harkins. 3rd Row: Sharon English, Leanne Hunter, Karen Johnson, Karen Hocutt. Lavonne Penney, Laurie Green, Tessie Jenkins, Linda Templeton, Harris. 4th Row: Debra O'Daniel, Diedra Massey, Becky Thompson, Lori Booher, Kandy Gookin, Page Coley, Sherri Corbin. 5th Row: Regina Watson, Jill Belinda Davis, Charlotte Mullinax. 6th Row: Stacy Carlat, Stephanie Howell, Kathy Mullinax Amy Alderdice, Melody Wheeler Mary English, Vicki Vicki Kelley. 7th Row: Lisa Saunders. Jana Thompson, Colleen Bowler, Jean Williams, Karin Martin, Tammy Pope, lan Winningharn, Susan Allen. v Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant Lieutenant Lori Booher Becky Thompson Laurie Green LaVonne Penney X b -.aa-ww, f. Q :1 , 4 H,-.w..41.aa,-Q-mmf.. . ,,. .,,-, M, 5,1 . f.,W,.. f., N S1 , , has .kg f if ' ' Fx 1 lQ, ,.....,.., ,W ,. -Mm-.... . is wx ,Riff . , .,,, ,.., ,.w.-pmpuu-W .1 , , Y lik g ESP? kgs, 'W , f' gf. J le as W' :- sv sl 4, .-.. X 7211 M W ,-.--1-1 , n f cf 45 fv Y L E Al N Nahanni I-lowv Officers President - Marco French Vice-President - Stu Lumpkins Secretary - Liz Savell Treasurer - Benita Brown Sponsors - Blynthia Davis Missy Davis The formal National Honor Society induction was held at the First Chris- tian Church on February 27, 1977. All members were presented a candle to represent the light of freedom of knowledge and truth. SENIOR MEMBERS, 1st Row: Becky Thompson, Gwen Williams, Lavonne Pen- ney, Brenda Heine, Lori Booher. 2nd Row: Susan Fountaine, Becky Phillips, Lori Lindsey, Debbie Lewis, Leah Harriman, Ann Williams, Stephanie Brown, Kandy Gookin, Janice Field, Phyllis Hall. 3rd Row: David Stephen- son, Debbie Harris, David Mclntyre, Benita Brown, Mary Hartsfield, Tammy Pendley, Suzanne Mitchell. 4th Row: Ray Woods, John Martin, Kermit Bridges, Scotty Sawyer, Jerome Hargers, Stu Lumpkins, Marco French, Bill Kelley, Mary English, Liz Savell, Carrie George. 156 Q, NN JUNIOR MEMBERS, lst Row: Larry Crow, lane Garcia, Eugene Praslicka, E Moore, Melissa Mclvlinn. Leslie Hargrove. 2nd Row: Lois Wood, Cynt Miller, Dianne Smith, Karen Navarro, Stephanie Howell, Beverly O'Dani Sharon English, Sherry Youngblood. 3rd Row: Tim Dowdle, Mark Pril David Wesson, Gene Hunt, Perry Richmond. Bill Stroope, Bruce Cox, Q Reed. Justin Wilson, Andy Dawson, Kevin Locke, Keith Osborn. s nt Council I-las Busg, Pwdwf1ueYewv - The Student Council, under the leadership of sponsors Lucille Smith and Ron Simpson, and President Bill Kelley, has taken a more active and progressive role in student affairs than ever before. They have sponsored dances, the Howdy Queen contest, the homecoming parade, the football host- esses, and all school elections. They have become what a student council should be - a group who represents and works for the student body of WHS . Owens: PRESIDENT - Bill Kelley VICE-PRESIDENT - Ray Woods SECRETARY - Leah Harriman TREASURER - Kandy Gookin PARLIAMENTARJAN - Liz Savell HISTORIAN - Debbie Harris REPORTER - Scotty Sawyer CNot Picturedj SPONSORS - Lucille Smith Ron Simpson Row Rena Crawford Lisa Allen Martell Wright Nancy Green, Scotty Sawyer, Marco French, John Martin, Steve Harris, Calvert B111 Kelley Kevin Martin 2nd Row Mrs Smith Rickey Sargent, Yvonne Davis, Tammy Pope, Judy Ha Gena Janet Brown Liz Savell Karen Hocutt Sheri Corbin Denise Abright, Toby Stevenson, Tim Dowdle, r. impson. 3rd Melinda Richardson Sophia Esparza Vicki Cantu Mary English, Randy Oliver, Mike Hall, Lori Booher, Angy Wilson, 157 ' Mdfivwim Quwzlef . Bruce Cox CChairmanJ Stu Lumpkins Iohn Martin SPONSOR: Dr. Ron Hastings WL,,,,...,1 O Lexi l lst Row: Tammy Pendley, Lori Lindsey, Janet Trull. 2nd Row: Bob Smith, Bill Kelley, Brett White, Stu Lumpkins, Mark David Wesson, Xavier Chavez, Stuart Dorsey, Perry Richmond, Cam Fearis, Bruce Cox. 3rd Row: Robert Dulin, Donny Gene Hunt, Kevin Locke, Larry Crow, Dr. Hastings. Buskiw Owww PRESIDENT - Cynthia Mullinax VICE-PRESIDENT - Lois Wood SECRETARY - Larie Adkisson TREASURER - Claire Youngblood PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN - Georgia Howe Kelly Jackson ACTIVITIES CHAIRMEN - Bevelyn Barr Gena Geter France Oglesby Row: Clayton Meador, Allen Alexander, Randy Mayes, Cheryl Kinkaid, Kathy Kauffman, Lois Wood, Bebelyn Barr, Debb1e sley. 2nd Row: Brenda Cox, Tricia Kelsey, Gena Geter, Mildred Crow, Chana McGruder, Cynthia Haley, Liz Self Krm Cullough, Kenneth Jenkins, Jimmy Morrow. wp . Athletes ,fx y X QR x. 'fi ., 1 f I I 1st Row: Jeff McLean, Gene Calvert, Coach Kazmierski, David McNaughton, David Jordan, Stu Lumpkins, Dan McNaughton. 2nd Row: Jeff Reed, Bill Stroope, Justin Wilson, Gene Hunt, Donald Steele, Ty Armstrong, Scotty Sawyer. 3rd Row: W, . John Martin, Keith Osborn, Cam Fearis, Steve Wallace, Perry Richmond. 'A He ll 5 2-s.4'3,i9' 60 Girls' Officers: PRESIDENT - Sherry Youngblood VICE-PRESIDENT - Ann Williams SECRETARY - Stephanie Brown TREASURER - Karen Hocutt SONGLEADERS - Kathy Henderson Lisa Blevins , - ,. 4 af fg4f1.'T, 71 .L 4-.eS.3vf5fIx Boys' Officers: PRESIDENT - Scotty Sawyer VICE-PRESIDENT - Stu Lumpkins David Mclntyre SECRETARY - Eric Moore TREASURER -John Martin REPORTER - Keith Osborn SONGLEADERS - Justin Wilson Kermit Bridges SPONSOR - Jim Kazmierski 1,- 1st Row: Kathy Savell, Melody Brookhart, Karen Hocutt, Pam Griffin, Alderdice, Sharon English, Lisa Blevins. 2nd Row: Janet Trull, Stephanie Liz Savell, Melissa McMinn, Cindy Burks, Candi Jones, Sherry Youngblood, Henderson. 3rd Row: Jana Thompson, Peggy Dorsett, Melody Wheeler, Navarro , Mary English. ,YQ 'TW ? 3? 3555 'fl Fin 'a ,hirff L Lair, ifix we L If mul X :,y.y.. + ,,, Msn-. .. W -.f - f 1: K ,A I ,ui '73, a-FN., . .- nv '.,,.' - -' ' ' A -a - .- ,, . -, 1 .. wk P V K . Q.. g, , I , K ,, eft to Right: James Flath, Roger French, T. Simpson Csponsorb, Brent Greene, Cliff Loveless, Kendall Bridges, Brad Montgom- ry, Mike Ray, Kirk Pashell, Mark Farmer, Doug Lamb, James Brown, Kirk Reeves. N E994 . Officers lst Row: Jana Thompson, Nita Salazar, Rochelle McCu11ar, Rose Garcia. 2nd Secretary -Jana Thompson Row: Elenor Kenney, Ray Woods, Barry Navarro, Xavier Chavez. Not Pic- President - Jerome Hargers tured: Jerome Hargers, Nita Vantreese, Jeri Dayton, Tim Terry. 62 pwMCk' Cjllb Owws: PRESIDENT - Lane Woodard VICE-PRESIDENT - Debbie Beasley SECRETARY - Lori Burleson TREASURER - France Oglesby SPONSOR - Mrs. Cheryl Mitchell as l 'S we lst Row: Mrs. Mitchell, Thomas Haught, Vickie Ring, Elizabeth Cepak, Wendy Bratcher, Nancy Theriault, Sheri Dyess. Row: Cindy Carpenter, Charlyn Randolph, Brenda Pike, Leanne Hunter, France Oglesby, Shannon Simpson. 3rd Row- Searcy, Terry Murray, Vicki Kelley, Judy Hall, Michelle Williams. 4th Row: Bev Barr, Lane Woodard, Kenneth Ken Burks, Lori Burleson. ' Futwwl-I O n Donna Taylor - 3rd V. PRESIDENT Teri Dayton - 5th V. PRESIDENT Lois Wood - PRESIDENT Linda Clandon - TREASURER Wendy Chamberlain - SECRETARY Janet Chambers - 2nd V. PRESIDENT Vicki Cnatu - 4th V. PRESIDENT Karen Acre - PARLIAMENTARIAN Linda Gonzales - 1st V. PRESIDENT CNot Picturedj CHAPTER SPONSOR: Mrs . Melna McCutchan lag.. -'ri . Rl I Lois Wood Donna Taylor V1Ck1 Cantu Karen Acre Gen Dayton Wendy Chamberlam Linda Glandon, Janet Chambers. 2nd Row: Kim Farmer. Dawn Beth Kylar Rose Hopgood Carla Ansley Vrrgrma Davrs 3rd Row Donna Pope Eldonna Conrad, Daphne Butler. Elizabeth De Los Santos, Tern Wendy Bratcher Vrckre Rlng Elizabeth Cepak 4th Row Jeanxa Lee Wakelana Dolly Garroutte Johnna Stroope, Kathleen Praslicka, Michelle W1l VT! . -G , , 5 bv -11 -P 5 . , , 6 'Q F9394 vflglaii Q' ' v F. ' is 3: 'Sf 3: I-a Air! ,tg ' Q' 5 '7 Mi ix ' Q' a Q GA Q . V J I , V , -R fA 5? 'nwk , . ,x , , 5. ,- , . - VV, 'ff I ' Q. I V 5 j f w X , A , V , 1 . , Q - ' . I ' x A . g ' 4, - A of . 4 'F 5 ' W3 3.6 S5 5, i,Qi'ii Q ' , t,'8j 1 3, A 1 ,.-4 ' .N ui N- gl WI ' , 'lv fy 'x .sh V . A J . L,,, 5 SQ Q WAXAHACHIE CHAPTER 5 Q 'U . Vlaams fiilf nga E st 5 icers: e rliam .J T 'ltr q Row: Rita Anderson, Karen Snell, Harriet Hamilton, Cathy Henderson, Debra Steele, Carla Boozer. 2nd Row: Sponsor - JoAnne Lacey, Terri Dyess, Andrea Eldonna Conrad. Brenda Heine, Jean Williams, Melody Wheeler, Stephanie Howell, Terri Michael, Melanie Price, Janet Brown. 3rd Row: Deborah Debbie Tadlock, Lisa Blevins, Tammy Pope, Tammy Rodgers. Lisa Zabonik, Cindy Turner. Cindy Burks. Patti Odom, Melissa McMinn, Kellie Rom- Charell Wright, Madelyn Lacey. A-sd 1- qHl'hyuillLlL!I1lUJlL'lu' Treasurer - Cindy Burks, Secretary - Melissa McMinn, President - Kandy Gookin, Vice-President - Lavonne Penney, Rita Anderson, Reporter - Rita Anderson. 14,5 roi, Club J Officers: PRESIDENT - Stu Lumpkins, V. PRESIDENT - Scotty Sawyer, SECRETARY - John Martin, TREASURER - Bill Stroope, SPONSOR - Bob McA1ister. .,,,,..,...,.. , , H 'ff 5, 1 . V1 Nfv' ' '- 2 1 jpg, .Q i ,Q Q 1 L- K' J! at .f-x Y' A f .K Q . . N f Q -?1 'i Q ...iff Sweetheart Jean Williams W. , 1- -M1-Q1 - 1 A. S A - is U R QS.: my 9 :Q V' , A ., n nf - J H- Fr' V55 -A 1st Row: Keith Osborn, Jeff Reed, Jody Ferguson, David Noonkester, Steve Ledbetter, Brad Montgomery. 2nd Row: Bobby Mos- ley, Gene Hunt, Cam Fearis, Mark Price, Ty Armstrong, Stuart Dorsey, Lane Woodard. 3rd Row: Justin Wilson, David Jordan Bill Stroope, Steve Harris, Larry Puller, David Wesson, Emmett Wedgeworth, Stu Lumpkins. 4th Row: Mr. McA1ister, Ma Mullinax, Scotty Sawyer, Perry Richmond, John Martin, Bruce Cox, Dan McNaughton, Rene LaF1eur. 166 z 1 Tawwdof PM 055mm PRESIDENT - Stephanie Redic, lst VICE-PRESIDENT - Dedra Edwareds, 2nd VICE-PRESIDENT - Martell Wright, CORRESPONDING SECRETARY - Sophie Woods, RECORDING SECRETARY - Cynthia Haley, TREASURER - Yvonne Davis, PARLIAMENTARIAN - Ray Woods, REPORTER - Charles Dondaldson. E531 st Row: Yvonne Davis, Denise Pullins, Gloria Johnson, Leslie Brown, Dedra Edwards, Sophie Woods, Shelia Auey, Mary Story, isa Allen. 2nd Row: Verna Abram, Cynthia Haley, Debra Kelley, Karen Snell, Wanda Carter, Kay Pruitt. 3rd Row: Martell right, Tony Ward, Charles Donaldson, Ray Woods, Tommy Simpson. TM1976-1Q77AuwwnlbQfa66v 68 , -Qi,-.dvd 414, 'X x 'Eb' f Q N If Qi ff- 2 r I asf' 1 I ,,.,,:'iV 'ww-N...: W- 1: , . 9 . ORGANIZATIONS Tammy Pendley Lori Lindsey - EDITOR Ruth Ballard - SPONSOR CD' I ,W 4 1 rl, l X M STUDENT LIFE SPORTS Marla Sovereign Larry Crow PERSONALITIES FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Cynthia Haley Xavier Chavez The 1977 CHIEF is the result of countless hours of planning and work. Working on our high school's annual is a privilege and a lot of fun, but it is also many hours of hard and tedious work. Every single page of the annual begins as an idea in someone's mind and then goes through several correc- tions on the rough draft before pictures can be made and be put on copy paper. We don't always agree on what these pages should look like, and often compromise must come. The reward for our work is holding the 1977 CHIEF in our hands and having the satisfac- tion that though we have made errors that we have done our best and have tried to be fair with each individual and group. We have worked together, laughed together, learned together, AND eaten spaghetti together. This has been an experience we shall never forget! PHOTOGRAPHERS Kevin Locke, Lan' Fuller, and Stuart Dorse Y Y i f 9 5 ' A! af' 3 A -IM g I ' A QTZQTV15 5 g t I if 3 .-,, .,-- 1 A- Af, ..1 I -4:2 gg, V M, ,I ,ff . f j U :KY v 1.3 , .fa ,s- sz an it I gf. E fly. lla,- Q . . ' 1 f J X E t A I , K g g f VE ,R H1 .Qin ' Q , I -f is 9 'I , Q' at g ' A . CLASSES Shanon Simpson I6 pmnislwdub SPONSOR OFFICERS Mrs. Mary Tom Campbell Teresa Dowdle, V. Pres., Melanie Price, Parl., Xavier Chavez, Treas. , Ge Calvert, Pres. , Patsy Jenkins, Reporter, and Lisa Zabonik, Sec. 1 U xf 'NX N If-I lwiriuvf COMMITTEE PERSONS lst Row: Diana Cabrera, Sophia Esparza, Teresa Dowdle, Melanie Price, Patsy Jenkins, Lisa Zabonik. 2nd Row: Steve Mel Matthews, Tammy4Pope, Gene Calvert, Barbar Dorset, Xavier Chavez. Nor Pictured: Sherri Corbin, Melinda Mark Moore ,Qqralkobertsi and Karin Martin. -up -Mkt XIYLPX UINCLWV 'N Awww .Sf ? I t JFFICERS: lst Row: Lori Woodard - PRES. , Tracy Fuller - VICE-PRES. , Toby Stevenson - TREAS. 2nd Row: Jamie Byrd - SEC. , amie Woods - ACT. CHAIRMAN 1 Eric Willaims - ACT. CHAIRMAN 2. hui: n - st Row: Jamie Byrd, Jamie Woods, Toby Stevenson, Tracy Fuller, Lori Woodard, Kelley Jackson. 2nd Row: Melba Lacey, Evon vloore, Edna McGowan, Eric Williams, Daniel Sanchez. 3rd Row: Joan Parker, Dawn Tracy, Connie Fuller, Marty Tubbs, Tony Vard, Glender Curry, Pam Kinsala. 4th Row: Kenneth Navarro, Stephen Vandiver, Charles Hancock, Marco French, Gene Calvert. W'-IQ 1.00126 EOCzlJMOMH1f fofHwPubQieai'1ow0GTI-IE BEACON THE BEACON staff is made up of a group of hard-working students. Under the capable leadership of Miss Minatre, THE BEACON staff produces a fine high school newspaper. Thanks staff for a job well done. 442-:ps Q 1976 THE BEACON 1977 STAFF Editor: eScotrfaSgwyer1 Sports : i i 4 Features: Reed, , 4 l' Efigliili a Stgff Wrngfg patngalg p Iilafhy Odiom Waxahcchie ISD isxin ,ilu High School comllliunoe wnh rms lx- '9 My -- gex Dgscfgmhoggon Ad Wuxohochie. Tx. 75l65 15 X' .47fffff,.fg1'f 4 K' 1 'r iffy ' Ai I I -if GENERAL STAFF n Burks, Burl Barr, Stuart Dorsey 4Chrmn.J, Shannon Simpson. SPONSOR: Dr. Ron Hastings Although the S.S. is a new club this year, there has been a small but growing interest on campus ever since Dr. Ron Hastings brought the sport of Wargam- ing to WHS about five years ago. The games are usually historic battles recrea- ted in such a way that either side may win. The members say it's like chess, only it's not as limited as chess, there is more than one situation to deal with, and the element of chance is involved. Bat- tles are decided by rolling a die and checking the result on a table of odds. If you're wondering if all this gets compli- cated, don't worry, it does. The club strongly stresses that these games are non- violent. The club is open to people of all ages. Pruee.19-40 SEEIJZJWE 3rd Row: Shannon Simpson, Ken Burks, Ken Farmer. kiiafilizi it-sys , CCMPYOU TEE ' I nun v N x. . i ia s 2 y tytg pp '--. . ,S John Tomassini, Stuart Dorsey, Kenneth Jenkins, Burl Barr. 2nd Row: Dr. Hastings, Troy Amason, David Ansley, James I73 Awww 056m f5f0Mt6 vw , tha lst Rovr:,Don11 Couffrnla ,, Kathy Underwood, Chana McGruder. Lori Loyde, Becky-Rodgers, Cindy Burton, Debbie Lewis. ww l Yin. lst Row: Karen Acre, Cathy Underwood, Cynthia Mullinax, Nita Vantreese, Wendy Chamberlain, Anniot Riojas. 2nd Row: Kathy Savell, Debbie Borders Camacho, Lisa wiser, Rose Garcia, Belinda Kathy Ledbetter, Gay Seymore, Shelia Fenton, Virginia Wade, Kitty Kvale, Regenia Wheaton, Melinda , ,, ,,, , ,W M Q, M, gi 4 ,,,.,.,.,,,.- . ,-,..f, - 2nd Row: Diana Sills, Julie Johnston, Judy Hall, Tammy Hocuti isfomts 7 4 l l 1 J I 1 Susan Fountain, Diane Smith, Peggy Dorsett, Jana Thompson, Sonya Willoughby, Peggy Autrey, Mildred Crow, Kelle Searcy, Shelia Numon. 174 O551wAs.sastawts lst Row: LaDonna Acre. 2nd Row: Blaine Smith, Georgia Howe, Steve Raney, Laurie Adkisson, Claire Youngblood. 3rd Row: Leanne Hunter, Lisa Blevins, Col- leen Bowler. 4th Row: Sharon English, Emily O'Brian. Candrce Jones Samrnie Frazier Shirley Grrmes Mrke Shlpp Sarah McLeod. 2nd Row: Debbie Lewis, Mr. Cain, Mrs. Davis Melvin Jones 3rd Row Katie Sargent Chana McGruder Carrie George, Cynthia Chapman, Becky Blaylock, Robinson Denise Bender Randy Vessels Janet Chambers Alan Alexander Dena Turner, Leslie Rippey, Odis Reager, JIU. Ho a oggw - T sy i-dfswh 1 PRESIDENT - Lany crow 5 lst VICE-PRESIDENT - Mark Curry 2nd VICE-PRESIDENT - Tim Hudson ' SECRETARY - Tammy Pendley 1 2 TREASURER - Lisa Bronson SPONSORS: Mr. Billy Hancock, Mr. Benton Cain, Mr. Gaylard French ..' ,V l : fx , A, f. hilt ff f TAA' C13 if ' Y 'J ff A - ,mwvwf ,nw L, ff-'L ,Y jj, ln'-r R M Fr nch John Kirkpatrick Charles Hancock Mr. Cain. 2nd Row: Tim Hudson, Mark Curry, Larry Crow, A lst ow: r. e , , , Alexander, Toby Stevenson, Wendy Bratcher, Kim Mathis. 3rd Row: Tammy Pendley, Bev Barr, Martee Foster, Joanne You blood . 12 E u I 4 l Teodwfw oly ' 06610916 PRESIDENT - Liz Savell VICE-PRESIDENT - Beverly Haney SECRETARY-TREASURER - Pauline Jackson SOCIAL CHAIRMAN - Debi Crabb PROJECTS CHAIRMAN - Phyllis Hall SCRAPBOOK CHAIRMAN - Lori Lindsey PARLIAMENTARIAN - Truman Kelley SPONSORS - Tommy Simpson Wanda Cain I' Row: Kim Farmer, Nancy Theriault, Pualine Jackson, Latonia Ward. 2nd Row: Debbie Haney, Wanda Cain, Pam Griffin, Crow, Karen Navarro, Cheryl Mosley, Debra Travis, Stuart Dorsey, Beverly Haney, Phyllis Hall, Debi Crabb, Brenda , Kemallne Jackson. 3rd Row: Sherry Youngblood, Donna Pope, Theresa Peel, Tammy Pendley, Liz Savell, Marree Joanne Youngblood, Tommy Simpson. 1 77 Foofballbl-I 15- ' lk 46' 1-. gr- b f E wv4J-., NW I LADONNA ACRE LISA BRONSON BRENDA HEINE ldi- A0054 1:9 x., .af A E 1 G 47 , . F e f ig , wg, W '5 ,3 ' 5 gL,, f W .1 Ja, ' ...nv li :7.:.., - TAMMY HOCUTT SHERRY YOUNGBLOOD CARLA BOGY 10s. U , 1 ef K JANET BROWN LEANNE VENABLE ANGY WILSON n 1,1 E wg -. ww f-ju Q. 4.15 'ii Auto . V .- V Y- I V1------, - -- ---- -V---Y-------Y---W -O-Y ---H-Y -, DECA lst Row: Jessie Riojas, Karen Hocutt, Earl Blevins, Jim Flath, Charlotte Littlejohn, Kathy Goodwin, Paul Baker, Kathy Bond, Cindy Cantu, Jeania Lee Wakeland. 2nd Row: Eddie Hopgood, Billy Shepard, Laura Davis, Nick Stover, Scott Brown, Darrell McBride, Bridgett Futch, Roger French, Pat- tie Cunningham, Liz Valentine, Tammy Hocutt, Sam Car- son. 180 066mm Myers Campbell - Sponsor, Scott Browne - Pres., Rog French - V. President, Jim Flath - Sec. l r I 9 AwtaBochJ owwLPaimtCUub ,, Y A 'Q L.' t Row: Phillip Cash, Derreck Eldridge, Forald Johnson, Keith Pointer, Bubba ndley, Ronnie Montgomery. 2nd Row: Mr. Farley, Barron Green, Larry Washing- n, Arthur Washington, Kenneth Overton, Steve Cooper, Tommy Villarreal, Roy ostlow. SPONSOR: Jerry Farley OFFICERS Sponsor - Mr. Farley, Pres. Bobby Robin son, Sec. Jerald Johnson, Sgt. Steven Cooper, Reporter Keith Pointer, Parl Larry Washington. MCA Building Twwlas SPONSOR: Mr. Ray Davis lst Row: Thomas E. Moore, Rickey Don Sargent, Mary Estell Story, Anthony Branch, Evon Moore, Arnes McCowan. 2nd Row: Mr. Ray Davis, Clark Williams, Benny Richardson, Anthony Jackson, Gary McCowan, Chris Crawford, Jerry Moore. lst Row: Noe Zunigd, David Blair, Joe Smith, Randy Steele, Larry Jackson, Jack Watsh. 2nd Row: Mr. Davis, Terry Brown, Timothy Turner, Mau- rice Kelley, Jimmy Miles. 181 ffvgs Qs E ow 1: Mary Square, Connie Martinex, Pam Kinsala, Renee Grassmuck, Donna 'ay1or, Ron Welnack. 2nd Row: Karen Crenshaw, Carrie George, Rose George, lrenda Gonzales, Colleen Bowler, Cheryl Kinkaid, LaDonna Acre, Mrs. Anne Koran. 3rd Row: Charles Donalson, Denice Pullins, Ray Woods, Clara Robinson, Piane Kirk. Tahoe OFFICERS Amy Alderdice, Reporter, Colleen Bow er, Pres., Julie Cravens, Treas., Ray Woods, Parl., LaDonna Acre, V. Pres., Cheryl Kinkaid, Sen., Mrs. Anne Horan, Advisor. Not Pictured: Charles Donalson, Sr. Advisor, Ron Welnack, Hist. V104 Relais Affv ' 1st Row: Frankie Sandoval, Kenny Nutt, Richard Slade, Bill Thompson. 2nd Row: Bobby Morris, Denard Williams, James Waller. 3rd Row: Mr. Lee Henderson, Sponsor, Brent Carter, Barry Cash, and Willy Stone. 183 Trades we w t -,Q 9 X' YS F i f l W . ...ft 'a lst Row: Don Hartis, Manse McGowan, Bobby Luckie, Mike Martinez, Raymond Yarbrough, Tommy Dozier. 2nd: Anthony Hil Mike Wilson, Scott Murray, Doug Lamb, Ira Lee Thanes, Joe Aquilar, Phillip Vann. 3rd Row: Steven Clegg, Peter Venters, Da rell Byrd, Kent Foster, Jon Chambers, Steve Ledbetter, David Villarreal. Wading gg lst Row: Tim Landrum, Kevin Ogletree, Johnny Stewart, Tony Betts. 2nd Row: Eddie Keff, Jack Dunlap, Victor Rodriquez, Vandiver, Ramon Ucanas. 3rd Row: Billy Wayne King, Danny Mathews, David A. Steptoe, James Elliot. 184 m SIMM Engine ' st Row: Paul Butler, Greg Burleson. Jimmy Brown, Charles Reed, Mack Fudge, William H. Lewis - sponsor, Greg Branch esley O'Daniel, Morris Stern. Znd: Thomas Hale, Gary Cockerham, Joe Wilkinson, Don Tamez, John Moore, Lester King ndy Munoz - Pres. , Kenneth Jenkins, Edward Hayden. st Row: Dean Duggin, Mark Christian, Kevin Almond, Jeff Williams, Dan Limin- ne, Danny Miller. 2nd Row: Kieth Hollabaugh, Jerome Hargers, Ty Colston, elvin Jones, Demetrio Martinez, Mark Hunter, Kenneth Bryant. 3rd Row: Morris ewberry, Donald Martinez, Tony Townley, Kevin Huggins, Kraig Stewart, Ben- ett Davis, Bobby Napps, Bobby Rippey, Willie Carter. ICT OFFICERS Pres. - Ty Colston V. Pres. - Bobby Rippey Reporter - Mark Christian Parl. - Kevin Huggins Sec. - Jeff Williams Student Advisor - Jerome Hargers I-IEIZJOF-H4 if QPU' 34' A 7 7 1 r 'c B Q Q ' lst Row: Lisa Bronson, Karen Poff, Sherrie George, Corliss. 2nd Row: Mrs. Jo Ann Gray, Kathy Mullinax, Lori Booher, Susai Mitchell, Kathie Hamlin, Bettina Brown, Belinda Davis, Trudy McGee. 1 lst Row: Janie Garcia, Annette Brown, Darlene Blevins ' Johnson. 'ind Row: Mrs. Jo Ann Gray, James Ledbetter, Dyess, Sharon Gaither, Vicki Bowren, Kelly Phariss onnie McCoy. 186 -ff' K 1 we f ,.:,q.,f, .ga tg izfq - 'x A 4M A OFFICERS: Debbie Lewis --- ------ ---- Nita Vantrese Dedra Edwards Kathy Fry ----- Tina Barnes ---- - - - - -President - -V . President - - - - -Secretary - - - - - Historian Parlimentarian l ff Z ' J' ' F , ' L Row: Mally Willis, Beverly Haney, Susan Embry, Leah Harriman, Laurie Green, Jill Corey, Kathy Fry, Cindy Burton, Kathy rtin, Page Coley. 2nd Row: Geraldine Bryant, Brenda Navarro, Kelly Jackson, Debbie Haney, Jackie Lawson, Linda Tem- aton, Nita Vantreese, Tina Barnes, Kandy Gookin, Benita Brown, Mary Hartsfield, Laura Campbell, Beth Lance, Annette rgers, Patrice Derough. 3rd Row: Toni Freeman, Dedra Edwards, Sammie Frazier, Pauline Jackson, Cynthia Miller, Melissa Minn, Diane Smith, Tammy Beasley, Becky Rogers, Peggy Autrey, Annette Capers, Lily Gonzales. Ci ll A 4. p 189 Even though we have had to attend classes, this year has had many events that have made it enjoyable. There have been both happy and sad moments, and many things have heppened to bring the student body of WHS closer together. We have tried to capture a few of these moments in the following pages. Leslie cheers the WHS bas- ketball team on to another victory. Q' kk mx 553 Kathy and Carrie work diligently during the mock election. X, is 'wu- Shannon shows off one of the many pranks he has pulled in Mrs. Cain's room during his off period. 4-'rv The sophomores try to register upper classmen at WHS. for their first year a David takes a moment to pull homecoming parade. .,2 A up his socks during tl' fffifi ,Y qpfiwf -4, o mm' Everyone seems to be enjoying the wait for the pep rally to begin. S ?-+. li ,f tries on the new band Gary's donkey doesn't seem to want to have a passenger. for next year. ,f A - f- Roger is found loafing in the .ff V pg . - K r f ' hall - which rs nothing unu- ' 5 1 V, sual. g UV t. f ,K 9' t 'F , ,s A X in F 0 K' ,dr ' K ' ,,,.x wg D' x- , W, . Q JA .Ji . ' . ii A Pi i fs , , ' i 4 ' is iff 1 . .. k . I f - ,, sure seems to be John, it might help if you were on your board instead of just Brenda looks quite surprised the snow. about having her picture lfxstfa' i ti sewn-r'Z?,t ' C.C. and Co. re-enact an old west shoot-out at the Ennis basketball game. 191 VW ,. Tammy watches as Lori and Mrs. Ballard burn part of the title page. 33- W ., Y , 1 in 1 veit ef ., . - .il .wg i C 3. psi' ' Debbie sharpens her pencil for another go at one of Doc's assignments. Liz, why are you hiding? Could it be you did some- thing you were not supposed to? is a. Laurie and Kelley are eat- ing, as usual. Leanne, Leslea, and Angy seem to be having a good time in the gym. Bill TRIES to pull his donkey during the basketba game. Phyllis watches while the seniors descend upon the fi engine for the senior class picture. E E? A s The basketball players indulge at the party thrown the cheerleaders. ..,,, , . ,fi Larry holds Mrs. Cain while Stuart tries to strangle he Ierm seems to be enjoying tutoring session in Doc's oorn, but could this be ossible? 'QQ s Sigel I K , I fy:-e :K - C -.il ,... ,. :J F .. up .- l 1 aurie and Claire try out to lll the place in the major- tte line. L i,, I.. ,. . Bill, Marco, Lori, and Ann seem to enjoy being out of class to have senior honor student pictures taken. F The bonfire blazes during the pep rally before the homecom- ing game. . Keese tries an assignment to , Bill, Brenda, and during tutoring . Everyone seems to be enjoying one of the rest periods during pre-school drills. Coach Aldridge uses his bird to demonstrate spirit. f M C , ,, 39 Q1 ' u p ,z f' ,i t , 1f'fpr ', jbie ' 'LF 322- 1 .1 K , - ' ' ' I J Donna tries to get out of Rene's way, but it doesn't seem like she is going to make it. .l- Why do you look so scared, Becky? Could this possibly be a Science-Math club Meeting? 193 .4D:' 2 X John doesn't seem to mind get- ting a pie in his face at the pep rally. NK, W Larry is found with a chili dog in his hand instead of his camera. He should be ashamed of him- Self. I it A f r ,, ,, , Q. The senior class gathers to order invitations and caps and gowns. Vicki, Tammy, and Lisa try to do one of their chemistry experi- ments. K J -'gal -lqlyy.. 'CC -, ',-gtg, A ,df , , 99 ri if r :en ' Everyone seemed to enjoy the sledding at Stuart B. Lumpkins Memorial Stadium. 194 The senior Charmers are recognized before the last home performance. TAHMY H . mmm ' QIUJNDA C- .1 f pf- tnmgf-A c.x'N'ruu. M. ,.'R 1 B- 5 - hmmm it ' LA B, smnuu' Y. T if . 1 RANNR QM QNGIE iwq., . Al t These pretty girls always had a smile and a hapl greeting for everyone at the football game. ' enita smiles for a picture fter one of her perform- Dorsey, it might get faster if you helped a instead of making the do it all. The annual staff seems to Adams is telling them. - K tg Someone sure has Keenon's and David's attention. Tw., f be soaking in everything Mr. Wh 1. ,l Connie seems to be having a good time in one of her classes. Doodle gets ready to start the bonfire with his flaming arrow. e of the normal days in nual staff finds Xavier 'king quite puzzled. Everyone is enjoying Miss Jones' company during class one day. Doc, don't you know that the receiver has to be down for the computer to operate properly? Another break comes while Marco and Mr. Turner try to get the ranks in line. S' Cam looks on with disbelief l that Bruce can actua 1Y hold the earth on his back. , Aff' if uf 'v V I - ,tt Z Y -up ,A - What's this - five people a table in the library? SI 195 l X What's the matter, Ann? Didn't you want your picture taken? Mrs. Bolin seems to enjoy the baby shower that the faculty gave her. The seniors are finally lined up, except for a few, to have their picture made . Everybody is ready for the begin- ning of the homecoming parade. J'd'Uf Ewiwix if as Mrs. Ballard seems happy even Dan and Brian try to steal though Stuart and Lori seem to be the ball away from Ennis. pestering her . Some of the freshmen do not seem to know what is going on at registration. The band waits patiently for their turn to come at half- time. if r 5 s 5 ' N gs t f' ' 'W .,-4v 'XWY?i 'if i r'w'r'?:2lw'f1 J.. , y , 1- .13 XMI -. 4 1 if . s fri? . .,,.:'. ,, fj,f y yffia Qffjl .a ' ' ,ff sg l .fx If, x ' ,aff 5? C.C. and Co. must not realize that it is bad luck t1 open an umbrella inside. t . , ,s ux',u2w'. fr: V E ' , LQ- 4 Q xl 1 The junior class listens attentively while they are to about the walk-a-thou. l ndy tries to look tough d mean during a per- rmance. SWA arla, don't you know that ru are supposed to work lring annual staff? is ready to root the on to another vic- ar-f V - v if' 4 ' You've got the room, let's go all the way. , V . Y-1 Y so fr- The cheerleaders better hurry before the football team runs over them. N The tiger costume surely doesn't fit Stu's personal- ity, or does it? France has her mouth open as usual. The crowd seems to be enjoying what is happening on the football field. 197 fx The basketball team seems to be enjoying the party that the cheerleaders gave them. I I' ' Candy and Jean don't seem to understand that it is impossible to fly by yourself. ,. AEE- ii lilliiid'-ilklff '5 EIERII 5 7 ' ' Mr. Simpson tries to settle all the FTA members at the conven- tion in San Antonio. Ya'1l sure look happy. ,, ,, 'V -Q ' V .-n-- fr ,,,,, ,,:g, 'W'-er .es . .. J.. Stuart and Andy, you know that you can't act serious. , . '-' K !,,-f ff aj ve. . . . 'agrfn lvv- 1 i m 5 ...I tt, it Q ' ' ,-ff lf. - A 'V ,-,mmf A W,,--wa' .- x- j A Ji: , , . .--E 3' ' -.., N . ts la-, '+- ' ' --- WW- -' Sw.. - ' -xlif fx fu- i , .,. - si . , . J W. s.. 1 Y ,,,,,...f-... . a 4 - V . 'e '- F- ii.-up ' - - sg 'A.a',rg.frtfN 'mf'-' - ' -...ear . , .. .- ,, ja, 3 -,Q-T ,..,, I V ' K K Q. A ' ' -'19, .2 . 'ki , ,p t -,gg -' .V S-1w..fMc . ' -tp! .v- . -e , 'i :,x- ,S-xg-f S.Q',:.,: E-2140, I ff -.4 ' 1: - 'J INK4 at 4,01 fr - -' :' 'V' - K' 5.-1,:'.,. -i' ' . '-fc ...f..,,, ' I 'P - -. A f::'.1Bn-'-1.Y'j!'.-1!Fj'N 'ff ,'f E , .j 1 --5 1 - .,,, '25 5 .,j , ffm- , 1 ,D A., .. WJ, N Q A ' ',..e,- avi, .j A age' a i ..' , - Saw sure seems to be enjoying the snow. l bi Wilson scrambles for safety. Phyllis, Mary, and Sharon sure seem to be enjoying reception after the NHS induction. , :hn reaches for the ball at ie Seagoville game. 2 found many in school at the polls. Tammy, Bev, and Liz are enjoying playing with Leigh Ann, Mrs. Bo1in's baby. l .-,i Doc figures out the score during one of the many slide rule tournaments. ,:. Stacy, you should be paying attention to the speaker, not the camera. registration finds Campbell in a rush of Mr. Cain and Miss Jones seem to be enjoying their little chat. Becky, you surely look cold. You should have dressed warmer. Ki Cynthia seems quite puzz- led over what she has in her hand. :S ' BEAT if 5 if .HI TIEERS A L I V - f gwutfl 'w - I -, . mf' s ...' t Wfflifgmbrzfvf . i The FTA float was one of many entered in the home- coming parade. Dan puts it in for two. I What a Line-Up! Liz, Brenda, and Mary are found goofing off at the FTA conven- tion. 4 Liz, Stu, and Benita wait patiently after lighting their candles at the NHS induction. Stacy and Cynthia find themselves in the home- coming parade after being nominated for homecoming queen. Mr. Dorsey is found work- ing at his hobby, photogra- Phy- s ,Sigh Nancy and Bill display the homecoming banner that Nancy made. 200 ?-'I nl Mrs. Sawyer explains to the senior class about invita tions, caps, and gowns. Sherry roots the Torques on to victory. N Miif' 9 K :- Rose tries to convince Mrs. Smith that she needs to tak English next year. I 4 . f- if . V53 , ,- TJ Q5-1 ,VN nd members lst Row Linda Giandon 3 AAA Elizabeth Cepak 3-AAA, Wendy Chamberlain 3-AAA, Lee Ann AAA Vicki Ring 3 AAA 2nd Row Thomas Haught 3 AAA Tim Dowdle 3-AAA. Not Pictured: Marco French 3 Cross country winners Tony Betts and Eddie Pylant. ' A V51 5 .f Q kr ..w'l'kN w f x if Y F ' 5 ' A11-American Gir1's Vol leyball - Janice Field. 9 a 7 N i 202 20 V' if ,W I if Tix? ,, 1 , , 35 SC , MW R BGZE-MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME Waxahachie, Texas 75165 PAT BOZE CLOVIS P MITCHELL PLEASANT MITCHELL . - ww? 15 Q, .1 ,1-MVA' 53 ' 4'-' 1 ff,f-13 ?Q.gg.Aj is ., MM M95 may .,., 4,-qw-wf'H7g3'c A 937 2211 Best Wxshe From . e Congratulauons Seniors '77 INSCDME IMPLEMENT CHIEF STAFF 's th r W Once you think of how far you have been and the friends that you have shared, you know that now you are in the middle of the long stream of life, but you still have a long way to go. Us - Seniors '77 LaDonna, Brenda, Tammy, Vicki, Jana, and Colleen 206 T A f 071, 1 ' . 5. . 5:73 Q X 1 ' '? 5 . ff, If w A . .1 ' . fm- f n f .- '21 'i 4.1 I ,Q ., .,,W,...,.. .W.,n..u .... - f . , . ,. , , I ' ' ' K , Y ' .M .J LX4.'?F'5L'iPi fi' 'Il -- a W-.W 'f 1 I -- L f -- T,p..f W . if 1 A 4 --1 Q ,.4.- ' .1 N ' A , . .r . ,WMV A . ' 14 . 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For Information Call 878-2631 Dallas Line 227 2128 The ug Company LAZY s WESTERN WEAR P' O' Box 605 Waxahachie Texas Waxahachie, Texas 75165 ' -A-154 1, vJM:S 937 8446 World's Leading Manufaciurer of Home Building lnsula+ion om imems o C. A. WILSON Your Ma navox enter p Radios i Waxahachie Plant C 81 K ENGRAVING 81 TROPHY COMPANY C P1 f 311 S. Rogers Waxahachie. Texas CO . i 1 f 3 I x r 8 H WHERE YOU SAVE DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE9 ' '. - .,V -'Z K r , ' f, .ff du l ' ' A l I A ,. . ,mn 1 ll 174, - 1 wr.-. Q' f- 1 A I I Q I X , his Wu ' ' rl W 1 I I 1 w 1- 5 .1 5' 'I ,, ' ,-1m ---f 'T.,.w. . wut wc' - M , , , , emi .1 0 1 S - - ' 1'.5llV3'lEll'lf5nJw HII'UfluM - .. -- , ELLIS CICDLJINI 'l Y ASSCDCIIATICDINI 400 Ferris Ave. , Waxahachie, Texas 75165 Waxahachie Phone 2141937-4567 Dallas Phone 214!223-7213 226 Ennis Branch Office - 105 S. Preston, Ennis, Texas 75119, Phone - 214!875-8434 Compliments N of WAXAHACHIE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN DU-ALL SHOP INC. Television Specialists 408 Water St. 937-4510 Treat Your Feet on Elm Street TH RIFTY SHOE MART Offices in Waxahachle Mldlothlan Hardy Pruett 301 Elm St. and Red oak and Jim Pruett 937-5736 Owners I 'I 4.' .-2, ..' SQ . tg.-' , X. I 1 1 408 S. College Waxahachie Texas RANDALL'S UPHOLSTERY COWBOY FORD 81 MERCURY PE Le an - - I OP Waxahachie, Texas b fx Homer Denning, Owner 937-5310 f .-.. - if e- V ,,rf!'wo, i'- S., 'L ...man-Nw-5-.f'Mf!-,f Q, ' V '.wg '.' ,n.g14.1-5' R , , in i lii. f 'jg?Z!L5if?g-2 M K O -v- I. ' K ,ha -I 'Q 1 A A . .- 414'-W-'Re F ., , - - f'.:ud.f..I,...I.-:'Is? new 3' Rf? CHRISTIAN s FURNITURE Cwdh IWaxahach1e Texas Phone 937 5495 NORTHGATE CARDS 8: GIFTS Un the Mallj Wim if J Y!! I 815 Ferris Ave. Ardell and Marie Christian Fun Shopping! ! 7 4 4 1 CE C 1 brat gO r5OthY ar fB nadgvj I cnmfsuanl CUNNINGHAM MCDTOR CO.. INC. 216 North College St. Waxahachie T xas 75165 ELLIS COUNTY ABSTRACT AND R ' E TITLECO INC 60 STEWART TIEEEOGUARANTY I . Langfo d ' lph THE HAIR HOUSE SHANK INSURANCE h ht AGENCY Ph I The Insurance Side 02 a as w Q Washers and Dryers Dlshwashers Dlsposers I Home of Famous Sweet Pota P' 18 ' For the best eahn In town COME ON DOWN AND BRING THE FAMILY T0 ,CAFETERIA . I. SPECIALIZING IN P11 Bar B Q I-mama Underwoods Frled Ufdbucken Smiinorggl 310 E Mom 937-6715 WUX0h0Chi0 I ' O L 431- DIL I -4UF94tl -1-ww' A. ,1--1 CI C X a U O - I Q I - DICK CURRY APPLIANCE AND CAR WASH MAYTAG I FIRST METHODIST CHURCH MANGAN s FAMILY ROW' RESTAURANT 1 D11 Hgh y Ed t I Th Apprenticeship of Life ln W3X3h3Ch16, Te HUSKINS DRIVE-IN GROCERY 602 So. Rogers Jane Blevins ow MAIN 5 L T: FLOWERS 81 GIFTS 1312 West Main Waxahach T Ph 937 3440 CARLISLE CHEVROLET CO M PANY E11' Counry's Oldest Automobile Dealership CLAIRE KIRK BOOKKEEPINC-5 SERVICE P O. Box 726 937-1701 W h h T 75165 M848 HORSE COMPANY 150s Hgh yvv 937-3460 937-5782 W. 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Elm at Madison - WAXAHACHIE, TEXAS 75155 - Phone 937-5051 - Metro 299-5335 When Better Cars Are Built Buick Will Build Them Nobody's Got Them Like Pontiac Has Them GMC - The Truck People From GM We Try Harder! SKILLERN'S DRUG STCDRE H FIM my MM! T w. BURLESON SON 613 F W h h T 75165 A C d 214 937 5945 D 11 223 6343 O 301 Peters St. W h h' T Congrafulafions Srs. of '77 BROWN REALTORS 235 CompIimen'rs of C-SINGERBREAD SHOPPING CENTER and DWARF FOOD STORES Dairq COMMUNITY FUNERAL HOME DAIRY QUEEN OF WAXAHACHIE INC. 1412E M NERS - Th J. A h' Family 937 5380 01 F A h h'e, Tex 75165 21 i937 5150 SAFEWAY MAXWELL s JEWELRY STORES INCORPORATED All Typ I h h T OW e . W 1te h 1 venue Waxa ac 1 Ph Congratulations Seniors I ' Diamonds arches D d E d kl f W h FRED'S AUTO SALE 150 S. Hwy. 77 Waxahachie , Tex 9 Q CLARENCE ALMAND AUTQ BARBEOUE HOUSE 705 Ferris ' ENGINE nm GIVUSIS d UPS P ' 937-2890 A C d gR p G 1A R P HICKERSON'S FOOD STORE My R K 1 Earl Roberts 106 Jackson 1' Waxahachie, Tex N O o QI JANlCE'S FLOWER SHOP ' 510 W. Main 937-3694 TH E S H N - Waxahachie, Texas WI LLIA M S CO M PANY 118 Northgate Center Waxahachie, Texas 75165 C2143 937-5482 FU RN ITU RE LARRY CARPENTER Branch Manager Waxahgchie Box 531 Texas 75165 , Appuuvcss srsnfo - rv S Housswnnes clrrs - .uswunv 811 Ferris Avenue Waxahachie, Texas 75165 Phone: C2141 937-3710 Dallas Phone C2145 223-7599 Lone Star Gas Company THE CLEAN ENERGY COMPANY Waxahachie, Texas Complimenfs of LARKIN PETROLEUM EQUIPMENT Division of JOY MANUFACTURING WE BELIEVE IN THE FOUR-WAY TEST for Ihings we Ihink, say or do. I. Is H' 'the TRUTH? 2. Is II FAIR 'Io all Concerned? 3. Will I+ build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will H' be BENEFICIAL +o all concerned? 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