Western Hills High School - Catamount Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1971 volume:

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I want him to be -able, to tind out who he is To know himself as a man. MaIcoIm Boyd sibility faculty responsibility faculty responsii WN 5 pf .fl Kb. X 5 if GVFLA W X k Q p K 2 I Y VN! . A Q ' q . -ii ' T h'hii1Q -, fi . -' -P 1 - fd 4 jr f Jv'5'V 'f2 ,E x if ' if ' C3 :- I-...P fs QW N77 E7 L. .J -HT? MAIN Q-4 ., i P J 'ig . 'H ,,,A 7 Q fp., . Q L wiv ' Fixx Administration . . . the Door Is Alwoys Open A+ righi is Superinlendeni of For? Worfh Public Schools, Julius Truelson. Below are The members of fhe School Board: Mrs. Carey R. Snyder, Rev. John Leafherbury, Mr. Bill J. Ellioii, Mr. Loyd L. Turner, Mr. Jim Harris, Mr. Green B. Trimble, and Mr. Bobby L. Bruner. ad min is ire +ion, n. - +he persons col- lecfively who are en+rus+ed wi+h +he exec- ufive du+ies of an ins+i+u+ion. ln addilion 'ro ihe School Board and Superiniendeni of Fori Worrh Public Schools Julius Truel- son, Wesfern Hills has a new principal. Mr. P. B. Slovall has underiaken The diffi- culi Task of guiding a siudeni body oi nearly 2,000 siudenfs. Refurning from lasi year are vice-principals Mrs. Frances Alles and Mr. Nick Ruggieri. When inferviewed, Mr. Ruggieri labovel, former vice-princi- pal ai Meadowbrook Junior High, said +ha+ he enioys working af WHHS because The sfudenis are older and have beffer judgment A+ righ+ wifh Mr. Ruggieri a+ a foofball game is Mrs. Alles, vice-principal and coordinafor of scheduling procedures. New Principal Directs School's Third Year ln an inlerview wifh Mr. Sfovall, he expressed a need fo upgrade flue un- ' dersfanding of Hwe s+uden+ Through a srronger sfudenl council and di- recf cbmmunicalion. My door is always open, bul' Mr. Slovall will mol 'rolerare pressure groups. He believes in rhe rliree F's - be fair, firm, and friendly. Office Staff Hopes for Gne Less Phone To Answer sfaff, n. - a body of assis+an'rs +o rhe of- ficers of adminislralion and insfrucfion of an ecluca+ional ins'ri'ru+ion. Sralls ol fhe allendance office and The main office handle rhe clerical work 'required ar Weslern l-lills. Seleclion ol each sludenfs courses is direcred by Jrhe counseling ol- fice. The' library provided reference books, and liclion and non-licrion books To enable sludenrs ro complere assign- menls. Tapes and films are also available for sludy aids and enioymenl. Mrs. Hazel Craig lrighll is in charge ol oblaining subsfifules and working wilh The compurer for grading purposes. Mrs. Gladys Wallace and Mrs. Madge Prince lbelowl mainlain lhe afrendance ol- lice and work in 'rhe main office. Mrs. Tommie Do- drill lboffom lefrl is regisfrar and money keeper. Mrs. Bessie Thomas and Mrs. Billie Prince answer 1'elephones,+ypelel'Ters, and provide aspirin for fhe faculry. 5 X 3 -9-un... jg' A : , In-,,,,,,,,., ,,,N -, ,,,,, ,, 1. lUpper leffj Mrs. Afwood, 'rhe school nurse, works wifh Efhel McCoy and Pal Brunson. Top righf is fhe sympa+he+ic face of 'rhe head counselor, Mrs. Brad- ley. Above, The librarian reads al her deslc. Af left are fwo new counselors, Mrs. Edwards and Mr. Pol- son. Happiness is fhe by-produci' of doing For ofhersf' says Mrs. Frosf labovei. Miss Rehm irighfi is 'rhe new Spanish feacher. WH . Wilma SEM gi bf Foreign Language Siudents Travel Through Germany, France, Mexico, and Ancient Rome for eign, adj. - rela+ed +o, or dealing wifh, o+her counlries. The foreign lan- guage cleparimenl promoies universal unify by offering courses in Frenchf Spanish, German, and Laiin. This year 'rhe depar'rmen'r,acldecl one new leach- er and increased The number of cours- es offered. Miss Chrisfopher lfop lelll is shown playing sfudenf in her Spanish class. Mrs. Wray llelll grins in lhe lounge. Helping a French srudenf labovel is Mrs. Absher. History Department Delves Into Post ' Nt'h his to ry, n. - a systematic written account ot events, particularly ot those attecting a nation. While our world rapidly changes, the Western Hills history department tries to relate present conditions to interesting tacts trom the past. Courses include world history, American history, Texas history, and government. Mrs. Niesen's ltopl motto comes trom Philippians 4:I I. For l have learned, whatsoever state I am in therewith to be content. Her smiling cohort is Ricky Larson. Far lett is the ever-smiling tace ot Mr, t-telbing. Mrs. Wenzel labove centerl remembers a student who got stuclc in a trash can. Striking a pose on the patio ttar rightl is lv1r.Cole. 24 al -.fr-7 Mr. STroTher ileTTl became a Teacher because There is a whole world ouT There where The price oT hair spray, panTy hose, bad hamburgers, and moTorcycle oil aren'T The press- ing issues oT The day. Go Look AT IT! The clusTer oTTv1r. Lee. Miss Griffin, and Mr. MeTcaTT fbelow leTTj pose ouTside The caTeTeria. Mr. McLain fboTTomj recovers Trom his classes. Students Note Theory cmd Performcmce in Fine Art Courses fine ar+s, n. -- painiing, drawing, sculp+ure, music, poe+ry, and dramai- ic arfs. Ed Curry, in The ari depari- meni, encourages The crearive abilie ries of his siudenis. Jerry Jones. head of The music deparimeni, direcis his siudenis in The orchesira, marching band, and srage band. In speech and drama, Mrs. Siedham and Mrs. Mccuiioh insiruci siudenis in public speaking and dramaiic aris. .An These picfures capiure ihe varied expressions of Mr. Jones during music class. '2'x2'n-fi: i 2 Mrs. McCulloh lropl remembers a sludenf who successfully puf a BB in his ear, and who is now Alforney General of New Mexico! Mr. Curry lcenlerl would like lo be remembered by his sfudenls for inspiring creafive worlc and responsible living. Mrs. Sfedham llef+l helps Marilyn Balmer during speech class. Interest in Moth Multiplies cis Variety of math e mat ics, n. g that science treat- ing ot the exact relations existing be- tween quantities or magnitudes and op- erations, and ot the methods by which, in accordance with these relations, quan- tities sought are deducible 'From others known or supposed. Mathematics is cov- ered comprehensively at Western Hills, with divisions including algebra, geome- try, related math, consumer math, trigo- nometry, elementary analysis, computer math, and calculus. At top right, Mrs. Barron typically sits at her over- head proiector. Near right is Mrs. Coon, who tells her students betore a test, The better one knows it, the more quiclcly one can write it down. Mrs. Mullins ltar rightl is shown with her notorious plants. Courses Increase Mr. Li++Ie lleffl says he mighf be a fruslrelecl would-be lion- famer. Below lef+ are Miss Meyer, Mrs. Reifhofer, and Mr. Boyd in fhe compufer room. 4 lp, av X Mr. Kohler labove righll fhlnks i+'s odd +o Teach wi+h people he +augh+ when They were in school. A+ le'F+, wilh some geomelry mod- els, are Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Wright and Mr. Sfandifer. Students Work Toward Future Careers ca reer, n. - one's advancement or achievement in a particular vocation. At Western l'lills, students have the opportu- nity to gain practical experience and pre- pare tor later careers by taking home ec- onomics, industrial arts, and distributive education. DE., sponsored by Tom Park, permits some students to hold iobs and work halt ot the school day, and still re- ceive credit toward graduation. ' ' Nik i 5 . 5, . 4. . s 'JW , , . s. . ,yur 5 ,gk r fwi, , 'N ,,f .W -, f 9-'R 1 v N H ,ew 2 3 4 5 185 , as fr i 5? fx ir Q H Mr. Bishop ltop rightl says. Instruction may end in the classroom, but education ends only with lite. Mr. Mazy lrightl became a teacher because ot the vacation time allowed: June, July. and August. Working with him is Doug Moore. Mr. Smith lbelowl owns and operates his own airplane. , ' Hun.: arg, Il' nv Hlllxxii tlN.:LY Mrs. Feilc lleffl enioys seeing her sfudenfs grow in knowledge and mafurily. Mr. Park, flwe D.E. insfrucfor, is shown lbelow lef+l in The cafeferia. The smiling face lbelow riglifl is Mrs. Ball of lhe homemalcing deparfmenf. phys i cal ed u ca +ion, n. - educafion in i+s applica+ion +o ihe developmenl and care of +he body, especially wilh refer- ence fo ins+ruc+ion in hygiene and sys- +ema+ic exercises. ln Jrhe physical educa- iion cleparlmenl al Weslern l-lills, well- lrained men and women inslrucl siuclenls in compelilive sporls, condilioning exer- cises, personal heallh, and physical care. We'd Walk cz Mile for P E Piclured af 'fhe lop are Coaches Weir and Walker. Miss Vaughan laboye lefll wanis fo help her siudenfs develop lheir sell-discipline. Coach Allie labove righil says, ln a few words, my philosophy of life is based on respecl for ofhers, respecl for auihorify, and a conslanf ellorf To belfer myself in my worlc and life. ,- N 9 A+ Ieff is Mrs. Headrick, who enjoys golf and wa+er sporfs, Mrs. Mar+in and Mrs. Cole Icenfer Ief+I wi+hsfand 'rhe cold a+ a foofball game. When asked why he became a Ieacher, Coach Massey Iabove righ+I replied, I owe a greef deal of my life 'ro foofball and foofball coaches. One of fhe main ones I owe is Dale Walker. I fel? I would like +o do for o+her boys a+ Ieasf a few of Ihe fhings he did for me. A new P.E. feacher af WHHS is Coach Morris Ileffl. Experiments Brew in Science Deporfmeni sci ence, n. - a branch of siudy concerned wi+h ob- servaiion and classi'Fica+ion of facis, especially wiih +he esiablishmenl of verifiable general laws, chiefly by induclion and hypoihesis. The chemisiry, physics, biol- ogy. and general physical science Jreachers ar Wesl- ern Hills encourage curiosify, meihod, precision, and accuracy from iheir siudenis. X Mr. Dryden lupper lefil became a reacher because of ihe fan- fasric salary! Mr. Seely lupper righil says, Be honesi wirh yourself, and you will be honesl wiih everyone-. Mr. Zaehring- er is shown above in deep concenirafion. Mrs. Amend lex- freme lefil served as presidenl of ihe Classroom Teachers' Associalion. 5.3 Two new feachers are Mrs. Haines and Mr. Pressley labovel. Mr. S+ripling lleffl believes +l'1a+ one should live every day as if il would lasl a million years. Mrs. Shimp liar leffl is +l1e chairman of +l'1e science deparfmenf. Mr. Dixon lleffl once sal on a lab sink a+ TCU and broke il off 'rhe welll busi ness, n. we lhe profession of sys- +ema+ically recording, filing, and copy- ing commercial +ransac+ions. The busi- ness deparlmeni encompasses Typing, shorihand, bookkeeping, business law, general business, and vocalional office educalion. Sfudenis work in an oilice- like aimosphere, learning To work quickly as well as accuralely. TYPING CAN BE FUN Take ci Business Course Mrs. Fousi, picfured al' ihe Top wifh her sfudeni Teacher, Mrs. Chilwood, enjoys wa+er sporls and golf. Mr. Dunn labovel lakes if easy in ihe caleieria. Miss Monarch, lrighll who says, Enjoy life by living if fo your fullest proves her poinf. .sm-QMATSU 'H' --r I -MW , irawhu Mrs. Gusfafson Hop leffj says. Do unfo ofhers as you'd have fhem do unfo you. or as a Teacher, do unro your sfudenfs as you'd have ofher Teachers do 'ro your own children. Mrs. Webb and Mr. Moody Qabovej pause before a char? for fheir classes. Mrs. Baker Ueffj decorafes a bulle+in board. English Courses Stress Good Grommor ond Good Tosfe in Mrs. McNerney lropj believes Each day is 'rhe lirsr day of fhe resl of my life. Mrs. Guess lnear righll loves 'fo have her picfure lalcen. Mrs. Prevosl liar righfl enjoys reading and painling. Miss Grigsby lbelowl says. You only live life once, so enjoy il. Literofure lan guage, n. - +he facully of verbal ex- pression and l'he use of words in human communica'l'iong also, +he words lhem- selves in lheir grammalical relalionships. ln English language classes, sludenls learn lo express lhemselves crealively and cor- recrly. Y. .A , vane Mrs. Rider and Mr. McCombs Har leffl chuckle over Mr. McCombs' financial condilion. Mrs. Jackson llefrl feaches because she hales housework. Four underclassman English feachers pose be- fween classes. Miss Griffin is sealed wi'rh Mrs. Wray, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Sfedham slanding. Mrs. Ellioff labovel enioys singing solos and wrifing songs and poelry. Team Teaching Explored in English Department Mrs. Wenzel flop righfj Tries fo encourage sluclenls To Thinlc lor lhernselves and always do lheir best lfxbove ri hfl Miss Noel and Mrs Coullas fake lime g . ouf from classroom acfivilies. Mrs. Marlin lrighfl 91 conducfs her English class. . . ' IH fig Miles 'T gy K , , W , 311' Q3 5? ix, J 4 .. ' Pr i .fa ,f - qsi? no ,ry ,f Cafeteria Staff, Janitors Help All Students serv ice, n. - pertormance ot labor tor the benefit ot others. The cateteria and janitorial statts provided students and taculty with the necessities ot tood, light, heat, and extension cords. The Cateteria Statt ltopl consists ot ltront rowl Mrs. Gwindolla Hampton, manag- er, Elizabeth Leatheman, Peggy Snow, Ula Priclcett, lvleclenia Pryor, Joanne Kra- ienslci, lvlarmie D. Wilson, T. Ethel Russell, lbaclc rowl Artilla Dunn, Ruby Washing- l ton, Clara Banks. Mary Blackman, Dolores Birclwell, Joanne Burgess. Ruth Long, and Ruby Elkins. The maids and custodians are directed by Don Abbott, second on bottom row. 4l F dlup l Y p blly PP Y K l1llGb sibilifys classes responsibility classes responsih ity classes responsibility i, classes responsibilit Funny, you don r look like a friend - ah, buf 'rhey never do. Grace Me+alious Seniors ...71 Ricky' Akin Dan Alderson Denise Alger Dennis Alger Julia Allen J. Ken+ Allred Elizabeflw Andrew Harry Arena 'iff Q-'47 Sfevie Arnold Ouida Afclwison Rick Ayers Charlene Baclwman Randy Bailey Phil Bailiff Bill Baker Marilyn Baker Doug Ballard Wendell Baskin Kei+l1 Beals Bob Bean Debbie Beane Jill Becker Della Bell Eddie Biela Slwaron Lynn Blair Beverly Blanks Karen Boalwriglwlr Bob BoId+ Carol Boufen Brenda Bradslwaw Kaflwy Brasbears Wayne Bralclwer Callwy Bridges Nancy Carroll Paula Cason Paula Brigham Jimmy Broadwell Mark Broussard Mike Brown Karhy Brucker Carol Brunson Pa+ Brunson Cindy Buckalew David Bunn Jennifer Burks Lon M. Burnam Janice Buroker Jackie Bynum Carol Byram Roberr Cameron Lindi Caple Sfeve Capper Sam Carmon Dan Carpenfer Miki Carpenfer f-v4 -My 2, Q-4 NF' Tom Carr Sonny Cason Nm egg 2' fi ,, 5 my xr . 3, The Ldsl Yecir's Always The Hdrdesf Jim Causey Karen Challin Gayla Chambers Kay Chambers Susie Chandler Greg Chrisleson Joan Chrislian Jim Clark Calhy Clarke 3 Connie Clarke Cynlhia Cole l Sleve Collins i June Cook Gary Cooper Amy Corzine Billy Cox Sleve Crawford Susan Crider Jeannine Crippen Raye Anne Crillenden Elizabelh Kay Croleau Jack Crouch Tony Curlis Mark Cwikla Joe Daniel 'RU' Bill Dann Sally Davis Mike Day Linda Dean 4, Jake DeKoker Joseph Dickens Vicky Dickenson Enlhroned in splendor are Jane? Hamzy and Jill Becker. Advonced Courses Are Offered 'ro Seniors Mark Dinlcins Terry Drennan Karen Dydeli Roberl Ellison Lynda Elion Lynn Elron Pai Evans Sieve Evans Susanne Fiifs Ellen Ford Dana Foreman Cailwy Franson Sue Franrz Maria Fuller Pai Gayron Pairi Gelwringer Judd Germany Gale Girard Ronnie Gosnell Susie Gower l Cooperafing on a lab experimenf are Cheryl Rofh Wanda Wilson. Deb Reinlwarf, and Johnny Maslwburn Regina Graham Karen Green Suzelle Greenlee Pamela Griwacln Roger Gross Susan Grublos Roberl lv1.Grumbles Kallwy Gunnels Jan Hager Jason Halbaclw Benny Hamm Brad Hamzy Janel Hamzy Barbara Hanlsins Claudia Hardisly Kim Hargrove Jack Harlow Jerrold Harnagel Jana Harris Dorinda Harrison Joanne Harlman Dabni Harvey Henry Hallaway Belly Henderson Vilcki Hendrix Andrea Herod Tommy Hickman Trish Hill Sue Hoeglw Alberl Hollman Rodney Hogan Suzanne Holden Larry Hollon Kim Jefer Doris Johnson Rick Johnson Ron Johnson Judy Jones Marile Jones Gaylan Jordan Keifh Karnes Roberf Kauffman Keifh Kinney Thomas Kirsch Jeff Kruse Kafie Landes Wanice Lane Ricky Larson Colleffe Lawhon Tim Leff Richard Levings Linda Livingsfon Janis Locke Jerry London Mike Luffrell Roberf McCar'ry Marcie McHugh Paffi Mclnfyre John Humphreys Mary Humphreys Linda Hursf Darrell Hufchins Kafhy Hufchison William Jarrard Sharon Jeffreys Candi Jennings yy yyys ...S X iq VV f VKKA S '. 4 Vi 9 5 4 :S . 1 . w x. r. 1 Doug Sfua ffo Eben Maxwell, And n The end I+ comes down +0 fha s ze of your head. Gayle McKesson Tanya McMahan Brion Dennis McMahon Cindy McNeill Bridge++ McQueary Linda McQuerry Duff Maddox Shirley Maddox Shawnna Magill Rulh Ann Malone Sharon Ann Mason Lissa Mayberry Toyah Mays Mel Marie Meador David Messler Ricky Milam Kalhy Minix Roberl Moehring Larry Moerlle Marly Mon+gomery Glenda Mooney Douglas Moore Marianne Morgan Dagmar Evelyn Morrill Cliff Morris 'Z'-19 Monfe Morris Charlofle Morrison Debbie Morse Sharon Mullins Dennis Murphy Ronnie Myers Eric Nelson Rila New Lloyd Nugen Diane Ogden 'Ol Roberf Oufenreafh Gary Owen Paula Pack Lynda Palmer Philip Parker Janef Parr Chrisfi Palierson Mike Palferson Bill Perlman Elaine Pefers Ar? provides an ou+le+ for +he crea+ivi+y of Trish Hill and Sharon Sfrain. -4 -.-'av 5 ,,- wif lndivicluolir . . . Seniors Ex ress Themselves 'Z' Y P Lela Anne Raughl Anila Ray Kirk Ream James Reed Shawn Regan David Kirby Reid Deborah Reinharl Denise Rice Fred Ripaldi Randy Roberson Kenl Roberlson Sharon Roberlson Lorella Robinson William Rose Cheryl Jean Rolh Michael Rowan John Pelersen David Pelerson Lefa Pelerson Linda Phillips Winnie Phillips Calhy Pogue S'reve Pool Edilh Porler Sleve Porfer Jim Poynor Johnny Prince Craig Pugh Jo Rainwaler Dixie Randle Normalee Randolph Barbara Sanders Jodie Sanders John Sanderson Sandi Sandoval Sharon Saylor John Schalle 1 Cindy Scorcio Barbara Seegan Brad Sewell Tom Shannon Karen Shearharl Sammy Shipley Sherri Siclcles Pal Slceryanc Cheryl Smilh Chrisline Smilh Coke Smilh Leslie Smilh Debi Spence Slephanie Spencer Leadership Displays Itself fjj' 1 l l l Members of The Senior Sleering Commillee are lbollom rowl Joanne Harlman, Deb Reinharl, Ouida Alchison, Jennifer Waldrep lsecond rowl Kalhy Bruclrer, Debbie Slrillmaller, Karen Dydelc, Leslie Smilh, Marly Monlgomery, Lela Pelerson, Kalhy Gunnels Sharon Slrain, lbehind lhe lencel Marlc Cwilcla, Dull Maddox, Sieve Capper, Mrs. Fousl, Tom Carr, Mrs. Coullas, Bruce Williams and Pal Williams Debbie Ta+um Grady Talum Glenn Taylor Susan Taylor Terrie Taylor Sandy Terrell Nancy Thomas Theresa Tlwornas Sieve Spriggs Alfred Squires Valerie Slafford Delores Sfagner Colle+Te Yvonne Sla Brian Sfephens Sally Slevens Sandy Slevens Gene S+ewar+ JoAnne Slewarl Karen Slice Sieve Sfiersforfer Marlin STinne++ Ray V. Sfinson Barbara S+old'r Slwaron Sfrain Debbie S'rri+'rmaHer Garland Sfrong Doug Sfuarr Tbea Lynn Sluck Lena Sullens Randy Sullivan Nancy Diane Su+'ron Susan Talasek Brenda Tarpley rlcey We've Recichecl the End . . . We've Only Just Begun Belinda Waggoner Jennifer Waldrep Carl Walker Gregory Wallcer James Wallcer 'Phil Walker Judy Wallace Phil Walson Scoll Kevin Wallier Karla Walls Jack Weare Jill Weare Sam Websler Nancy Weilc Sammy Weir Billy Wells Daniel Wesl Linda While Marlene Whilehead Elise Wilkinson 56 Nancy Thompson Roberi J. Thorn Sleve lidwell Jack Todd Sieve Tolson Doug 'lrasler Will Tressler Jerry Tuggle Carla Turner Pal Turner Gina Van lvleler Tom Verdery mm :if Bruce Williams Pal Williams Deborah Jane Wilson Jeff Wilson Jill Wilson Sue Wilson Wanda Wilson Jack Winlon Anlhony Woodall Mike Woodhull lvlarlc Wood rome Alan Woods Karin Chase Woodward Palli Woolen Charlene Wrighl Riclcey Wrighl' Richard WyaH Vernon Yeager Gerilyn Young Jayne Young Sandra Zanf Shari Zinn Pal Turner pauses fo rellecl fhe years he has spen+ a+ Wes+ern Hills. I gef by wifh a li1'He help from my friends. Lennon!McCar'rney Juniors . . . '72 Sharon Agee Tom Alcins Greg Allen Jean Allie Rayla Allison Terry Alonge Lowell Anderson Cindy Andrew Karin Applewhife Susan Arendall Sherri Armslrong Brenda Baird Kaye Baird Bobby Bane Diane Barker Randy Barlcer Sally Barnes Paula Kay Bean Rose Beckwi+h Sheryl Bell Lisa Bender Liz Biggs Jane? Binkley Wendell Carl Bla Frank Bliss Reuben Bloedau Terri Bobela Charlie Bobo Jay Bolfon Mike Boswell Cafherine Boulen Crlsly Bowling Mike Boyle Mary Brady John Brarnlelf yloclc G V ,. f.r af . f Q M ml A F-4 , V fi! Cur Whole Lives Are Spent Leorning Blake Collier Tom Comer Cafhey Coglg Allan Coon Nelda Cooper Sherron Cooper Judy Coppinger David Corley Don Corzine Ed Corzine Don Cosgrove Danny Cox Sharon Crippen Mario Cruz Larry Cumbie Gary Curry Lawrence L. Damewood Jr. Melanie Daniel Jeanne' Davis Debbie de Turck Kenne+h Dean Diana Deans Kalhy Deeley Dennis DeNauro Dovie Derrick David Devine Lynn Dickens Sheila Dickson Cindy Dillard John Dreweii Connie Duncan Roger Duncan Mike Dunsworih Miss Grigsby lurns 'rhe floor over To her second period English class. They are Judy Clayion, Sharon Wright Marylynn Gla+zel, Richard Rehmeyer, Danny Cox, and Kay Lynn Newman lbackl. Jackie Dykes Anifa Dyer Robbie Dycus Peggy Eberhar+ Karen Ellifson Sheila Ellingson Karyn EllioH Tommy Elliofl' Calvin Eng Darel Engleka Frank English Lou Ann English John Es+el Rhonda Eubanks Mariean Evans S+ephanie Fagg Trudy Fair Teresa Fegley Jane+ Ferguson Mark Fi+zgerald Dianne Fleener Mike Floyd Gary Ford Darrell Foreman Karen Forresf b'l Closses, Clubs Are Demanding for Juniors or Carol Thorn seems +o be enioying flue servi+ude of Latin Slave ak. Milcliell Francis Bob Fredericlcs Mary Anne Freeman Nancy Freeman Belinda Fry Suzanne Fuqua Sue Gagen George A. Galiour Margie Gallanl' Cindi Ganrl David Genrz Joanne Gibson Marylynn Glalzel Rodney Gower Pal' Griiiillw Tommy Guess John Gulley Diana Hall Barry Hammons Bill Hanes Elaine Hardin Connie Harper Lynn Harper Julia Harringlon Susie Harrison Vickie Kay Harrison Dianna Harllord Phil Harwell Duane Ha+cl1er Sandra Hauser Kifly Hawk Kevin Hayes Dana Hazel Ted R. Hebei Larry Henderson Hanna Henley Tony Henson Sieve Henze Parry Herring Ellen Higniglwf Kay Hines Ken Hoffman Debbie Hoffpauir Tom Hoggard Judy Holder Rickey Hollars Lynn Holi' Ronald Holfon Karen Hood Pai Horn Sandy Hull Darlene Hulsey Jim Hurren Lynn Hurchison Tommye Hufson Donna lrgens David James Roy James Jan Jefferson Responsibilty for Juniors Jimmie Jeffreys Mark Jenson Dale Johnson Debbie Johnson Jana Johnson Lyn Johnson John Jones Susan Jordan Nelda Jusfice Richard Jusfice Freddy Keel Wayland Keifh Debbie Kennerly Judy Killrelly Jimmy Killip Wi+h fhe exfended day program, many juniors have been able fo work affer school. Charlie Bobo works af rhe Zuider Zee on a par+-rime William Wesley Klllup Howard Kincaid Ricky Kirsch Larry Knox Dennis Kubialr Pam Larson Glenda Lawless Sharon Lawfon Looking Bock, We Will Alwoys Remember Mike Lee Randy Lee Cabpy Leqge Bill Leggefl Dale LeMas+er Sieve Lewis Michael Lighlle Marshall Lindley Linda Lindsay Rebecca Li'r+le Karen Looney Mark Louis Bob Luse Peggy Lusry Randy McCann Mark McCar+er Joe McCormick Erhel McCoy Richard McFarland Janel McGee Carey McKinney Charles McLure Maffhew Macha Pafricia Macha Milne Malloy Sonja Mann Brenda Marlin Debra Marlin Terry Marlin Vicki Mashburn Annabelle Massey Tom Malney Karen Mauzy Kenl May Valorie Meador A we Qh.' - Teressa Sfarkey has ius+ been fold fha? Joe Nama+h Jamail will nof be af Wesfern Hills afier fhe Chrisfmas holidays. Debbie Measures Becky Meek Mike Mercer Larry Meizgar Cheryl Miller Garry Miller Herb Miller Jim Miller Polly Miller Richard Miller John Mille++ Cindy Minninger Pam Moore Gary Morgan Karen Musick Kafie Myers Bill Napier Kay Lynn Neuman Shelly Nicholls Karen Niswanger Teresa Nowlin Ed Ogle Vicki Orr wk 'QE 'L 'il - .-A I. I mv: -5 .K mf: Q ska . Q, X, ' S' Phofogrophers Snap Funny Figures of Juniors Our phofographer, Roberf Oufenreafh, cafches Sheryl Bell lleff pagel in an affracfive pose in fhe cafe+eria. John Gulley lleffl has been exag- gerafed by some phofographic magic. Sfeve Rufledge John Rus+ Paul D. Sanborn lll Gail Scherer Susan Schneidmiller Melinda Schuss Kaihy Sco1'+ Tim Scofr Eddie Seilheimer Michele Self David Shaclcelford Alicia Shaner Pafry Shannon Paula Sharpe Jyl Shaffuclr Earl Sherman Frank Sherrod Mark Shobe Sherri York and Susan Schneid- miller explore college year- books in +he counseling office. Jo Ann Shrelller Jan Slack Lynn Sloan David Slocum Vicki Smarl John Smallak Andy Smi+h Cheryl L. Smifh Donna Smi+h Scol' C. Smifh Scofl E. Smifh Gale Soufhern Ricky Sowders Earl Spradling Teressa Sfarkey Charla Sfafum Linda Sfone Sherrye Sfowe Linda Sfricklin Ernesf Sullens Carol Tarver Palsy Taylor Jan Teague Connie Temple Deborah Thomas Lisa Thomas Carol Thorn Maureen Tolberf Tim Touf Mark Travis Varied Emotions Expressed During The Year is 1, , 'si T, W yy , 'Jie ,ilxfw-xfrf' ' -iw. W-,Ji M. ri? ws: Ricky Trou+ Gary Vassar John C. Vernon David Vineberg Merrill Wade Vanessa Waggener Cafhy Wagner Susan Ward Mar+y Warren Larry Walers Peggy Wafkins David Websfer Calhy Welborn Cindy Whife Laura Whifehouse Scoff Wilks Suzanne Williams Terry Williams Gaye Willis Chris Wilson Ka+hy Wilson Will Wohler Johnny Wood Shelley Wood Roberl' L. Woodhull Lucy Wrighl Sharon Wrighf Frank Yakimovicz Roberf Yarborough Sherri York , 'wld Chrisfie Young David Young When fhe man says, Grab lhe pencil sharpenerf' Jay Bolfon grabs fhe pencil sharpener. Do no? bore rne wiflw your pelfy alfempls af friendship. l have owned a dog who licked my lace, and a man l never knew died for me a world away. Ellen Hawlluorn Sophomores Suzanne Ancy Debbie Anderson Wesley Anderson David Andrews George Anfonio Kafhy Armsfrong Linda Armsfrong Lisa Armstrong Teri Armsrrong Michael Arringlon Lenord Ashley Kennelh Aufhier Alden Bailey Keifh Bailey Debbie Bailiff Pam Baker ' Sandy Ballard Brenda Banisler Kennefh Baxler Ronald Beasley Eddie Beavers Bruce Becker Ralph Beckley Sherri Beissner Pam Bell Celia Bennefl Curlis Beverly Louis Bickeff l June Bissell Paula Blackerby Michael Blaylock Pal Boles Danny Bosfwick Brian Boswell Debbie Boswell Lilly Boulanger Mary Bowles Kafhy Bowling Paul Boyd Julie Brashears Dave Bronslad Sue Breen Mark Brooker Krislin Broussard David Brown Donna Brown Richard Bielefeld Debbie Blackwood Closs of '73.. Enthusiostic Supporters Melinda Bruner Roberta Brunz Regina Buckner David Bullcin Cindy Burgess Dennis Burns Barry Campbell Bert Campbell Kendell Campbell Joe Candler Debbie Cantwell Dave Capper Cindy Carrell Linda Carroll Mary Carroll Jan Carson Scott Cartwright Sandy Caster Kim Cather Joan Chamberlain John Chamberlain Michelle Chandler 5- f a . 1' ' 1. 'vb Cheering talent is displayed by Melissa Me Shiryl Thompson, and Sheryl Hardwick. aler 1 Spirif Slick is awarded +0 Sandi Franfz by Soph cheerleader Celia Bennefl. Keirh Charles Laura Charles Carol Chase Deborah Chalwin Debra Chesfer Cyndi Childers Jane Chrislopher Sheryl Clare Gina Clark Karen Cliflon Caryn Cole Ed Collins Cindy Cook Larry Cook Jim Cooper Michele Corcoran Sieve Corder Debbie Cosgrove Befsy Couch Renee Covey Becky Cowen Howard Cox Gary Craig Fondra Crawford David Crippen Brenda Croswell Peggy Croy Cafhy Culberfson Bob Cumbie Bill Cummins Linda Cummins Mike Daniels Diane DeLand Shirley Dickens Susan Dickenson Ben Dilla Rick Dillard Diane Dilley Kirk Dinkins Kelly Dolson Rhonna Dukes Sfephan Dupree Donna Dycus Connie Edwards Judy Eivens Susan Ellis Susie Erickson Kevins Faaborg Rayma Farnsworlh Sieve Fegley Karen Finch Debby Flanagan Don Foilik Shauna Ford George Fore Delinda Foreman Lillian Mae Foreman David Forsyfh Greg Fowlds Dean Franlz Pondering lough proof are sophomores Karen Simoneau and Ladean Sandi Franfz Diana Fulford Rifchie Furlow Wade Galford Mark Gagen Cindy Gamble Alan Garland John Gafell Bill Genfry Carol Glasgow Phillip Goodwin Carroll Gosnell Phillips Donna Harfford Rox Anne Has+ings Beffy Harclwer Debbie Hafcher Cindy Hayes Susan Hecox Cynfhia Henderson Jerry Henderson Bruce Hendricks Judy Henrieffa Kaye Henson Mike Henze Debbie Hernandez Ronnie Hicks Ernes+ine Hinsey David Gofcher Benny Gray Melanie Green Nancy Gregg Jim Gresham Billy Grider Linda Griffi+h Susan Grigsby Carla Grimes John Griwach Roy Guinnup Becky Gunnels Leslie Hager Jerry Halbach Mindy Halbach Alison Hallmark Joy Harnilfon Bruce Hammon+ree Nancy Hancock Franks Hands Sheryl Hardwick Les Harned Craig Harper Bill Harrell Kerry Hoefner Rufhanne Hogberg S+eve Hol+on Ronnie Horne Frank Houx Cindy Howard Don Howard Jerry Howard Sfeve Hudgens Billy Hunler Kafhy Hurren Mike Jaclcowski Paula Jackson Pa+ James Teresa Jarrard Bill Johnson Carolyn Johnson Jimmy Johnson Paul Joihnsfon Jan Jones Judy Jones Kafhy Jones Wally Jones Ka+hy Jordan Linda Armslrong and Wes Anderson enjoy Homecoming decorafions. Homecoming Donce - the Climox of ci Week of Buslling Activities Debbie Jus+ice Larry Keils Kalhy Keifh Leslie Kei+h Morris Keifh Zane Kenl Kafhy Kincheloe Irene Koerner Pal Lane Randy Lane George Larfy Roberl Lawrence Richard Lawfon Barby Lee Cheryl Lee Carol Leseman Dorolhy Leseman Val Lewis The second Homecoming leaves wonderful memories for Debbie Bailiff. Pam Lif+le Terrie Livingsfon Marfha Long James Lo+her Kim Lofz Sherry Lowrey Rodger Luck Michael Lyssy Mike MacSwain Mike McCauley Richard Mclilhannon David McGooclwin Deane Mclnroe Ronald Mcln+yre Jeanefle McKenzie Buddy McKi'rfrick Kenl McMillan Rick McNeely Norma McNiel Donald McQueary Randy Malcik Waller Manning Bill Marcom Linda Marsh Linda Marshall Douglas Marlin Jimmy Marlin John Marlin Teresa Marlindale Gina Mayo Mary Meads -Melissa Mealer Kennelh Meredilh Chuck Merrill Gregg Micldlelon Randy Miles Babs Miller Debbie Miller Janel Millell Don Milliken A successful baskel provides a chance lor proud Cougars lo cheer. Sophomores Display Traditional Cougar Spirit Susie Erickson cheers as Cougars gain yardage Tara Milner Fred Minix Bob Monfgomery Ellen Moore Bill Morrill Kim Morse Yvonne Mofes Jim Mowrey David Murphy Marc Musgrove Judy Nance Evelyn NeHle+on Sheri New Teresa Newlen Alan Nicholls Page Nichols Barry Nickell Ramona Odom Vicki Oldham Dennis O'Neal a+ Farringfon Field. Y - ff 2 Mark Orfh Kim Osborn Tony Owens Beverly Oxley Bill Palmer Kelly Palmer Lisa Pa+'rerson Ricky Pa'r+erson Vicki Payne Befh Pearson Greg Pederson Don Pengelly Sfeve Penningion Jeff Pefiy David Phillips Doug Phillips Ladean Phillips Paul Phillips Vicki Phillips Glen Plumlee Debbie Plumleigh Ca+hy Poinfer Liz Ann Pounders PaH'i Poynor Marilyn Pressly Kennefh Priesf Cindy Prince Suzanne Pryor Marsha Pyeaff Jean Rainwafer Ralph Raleigh Dan Rasco Donny Ray Susie Ray Debbie Reavis Terry Reavis Danna Reed Debbie Reeves Phil Reeves Karen Rehmeyer Elizabefh Reid Kris Reynolds S+eve Rhodes Dawne Rigby David Risfer Sheri Lynn Riveire Key Word . . . Enthusiasm A lo+ of res? affer a li++le work for Jusfin Rue. Dena Robbins Shirley Rose Lula Rosser Sally Rosf Charles Rofh Rufli Ann Roufon Jusfin Rue Clwrisfine Ruiz Karen Rux Karen Rylrer Debie Sanborn Bill Sanders Roger Sandoval Gary Sarrafl Ann Schneidmiller Cindy Sco++ Nancy Seaholm Charlene Shearlwarf Krisfii Sl1el+on Mary Slwelfon Susanne Sheridan Karen Simoneau Craig Skaggs Laure Slciffingfon Tom Small Jimmy Smallwood Cindy Smifh Jim Smifh Mac Smifh Mixon Smi+h Sluarf Smifh Bill Smoal: Doug Snow Lisa Snow Roberf Snyder Jim Sparks Jane Squires Joani Squyres Glenn Slagner Jimmy Sfevens Sherry Sfewari Terry S1'ewar1' Fred Sriles Dana S+. John Jim Slraclc Kennefh Suffon Brenda Tafum Linda Ta+um Mark Tafum Gary Taylor Timmy Terrell Nancy Tharp Allan Thieme Bebe Thomas Shiryl Thompson Brad Thornfon Keifh Tidwell Debbie Toclcey Beale Tolberf David Tolson Sherry Travis Tim Trudeau Brenda Turner Teresa Turner Pam Ulsh Debbie Plumleigh finds slag prices aren'+ as low as lhey used fo be a+ Howdy Dance. Howdy Donce Provides o Worm Welcome Cindy Vanderziel Kim Van Dylce Dale Venfimiglia Suzie Vercruysse Michael Verwers Glynda Wade Renee Wagner Cindy Wallcer Dulce Walker Kafhy Wallcer Mike Wallace Par WaHers Cindy Waffier Mindy Walls George Websfer Marlin Weger Charlofle Weir Waller Wellborn Jerry Wells Sieve Whisenhun+ Geanie Whi+e Jack Williams Richard Williams Sieve Williams Mary Williamson Nancy Zwayer Lynne Willis Paffi Willsey Gary Wilson Sherrie Wilson Nancy Winfon Caron Wood David Wood Lynda Woodall Marlr Woolen Debbie Wrigl1+ Pam Wylie Michele Young A FRIEND IS A PERSON... Who will help you up hill when you are sliding down Dorolhy C. Relslolf Y 9 I ivfkawffgo. -l-I-G Freshmen Jackie Smi1h's happy face expresses a momenf of Connie Abrams Jeanefie Agee Ca+hy Alberfson Cindy Allen Ronnie Amend Mike Ancy James Sfeve Anderson Randal Anderson Linda Andress Parricia Anness Brian Armsfrong Craig Arring+on Linda Arring+on Linda Bachman Sfeve Bailey Becky Bailiff Dale Baird Marla Ball Helen Bane Ronnie Banksfon John M. Banfa Edward W. Bafe Tommy Bafes Frances Bax+er Dennis Beckley Becky Beckwifh S Jim Johnson por+rays Bronson in The Cougar Capers. Freshmen Perform in Cougar Capers Sieve Bedunah Kenny Beissner Ann Bicke'r+ Ronnie Bieham Maria Blakeney Donna Blackwood Anifa Blaylock Janer Bobo Cindy Bock Thomas Lee Bodine Alfon Bos+ick Jr. Beffy Boswell Marcia Boufen Brenda Bow Luanne Bowen Luis Boyd Be+h Brady Chrisfine Branson James Breedlove Genise Brighf David Brock. Guy Bronson Michael Brooks Cheryl Brown Jeffrey Brown Jerry Brown Sfeve Brown Suzanne Brown Mark Bruner Judi Bryan Norman Buckley Roberf Burgess Dan Burnam Melody Burr Cindy Cahill Nancy Calverf Alan Campbell Carla Campbell Mark Campbell Bobby Candelaria Sharon Carlisle Harold Carpenler Mike Carr Terri Carrell Thomas Carrell Befh Carson Cerise Carler Charles Cash John Cason Robby Casfeel Mike Chadwick Kenl' Chaffin Belly Chambers Darlene Chambers Cindy Chapman Mike Cheney Becky Chrisfopher Kafhy Chrisfopher Frances Church Laurie Church S+even Clare Lisa Clark Donna Clarke Rhonda Clinfon Joe Cobb Ann Collier Nan Collier Barbara Collins Tarrol Collins Tom Collins Julie Comer John Conly Terry Cooley Debra Cornelius Jody A. Cox Terry F. Cox Roberl L. Crosswell Gilberf D. Cruz Pafricia Cummins Glen Daniells Diane Davis Jim Davis Lisa Davis Sandra Davis John Dawson Debbie Dennisfon Cheryl Dickenson Chris Dills Cindi Dorough David Doss Joe Drewell Marjorie Diane Dumboski Susan Dunsmoor Gary Edgmon Joel Ehrlich Don Ellington Steve Elliott Susan Elliott Deborah Ellison Dale Elson Nancy Evetts Kevin Fair Craig Fegley Juanita Fezio Crystal Fischer Elizabeth Pitts Marie Ford Vernon Fond ren Cathy Foreman Randy Galbreath Jerri Fry Jana Fuller Lisa Futch Lana Gage Pat Galiour Kirlc Gardner Ricky Ga rner Joe Garrett Karen Germany Ken Gibson Sue Gibson Roxanne Giles Larry Gosnell Jackie Gramer Frosh Show Participating Interest First Christmas dance leaves lasting memories with Randy Rich and Donna Watson. -and 4 'Z Scoff Spencer and Daniel Slefson hang homecoming decorafions Ronnie Green Ka+hy Grimes Debra Guslalson Angela Hallmark Cindy Hambrice Sheila Hambrick John Hancock Donna Hardin Darwin Harrell Derwin Harrell Janis Harrell George Harringfon Gene Harris Cyndi Hafcher Risa Hazel Francis E. Healy Debbie Helsfen Earl Henderson Rober+ Henson Randy Higdon Ann Higginbofham Susan Hignighl Nora Hinsey Sieve Hobbs for T-3 Tony Hoefner Jo Befh Hoegh Robin Hoffman Laurie Holloway Leslie Holloway Alma Lou Honea Rhe++ Hubbard Debbie Hun'r Melody Hursl' Dinah Huseman Charles Hulchison Jay l'lul'l'O Jon Hulson Danny Jackson Barbara Jarrefl' Charlofle Jeffreys Tommy Jenkins Gina Jennings Tim Jefer Debra Johnson Jane+ Johnson Jim Johnson Pal' Johnson Tim Johnson Linda Johnsfon Jana Jones Pam Jones Vicki Jones Rocky Jus+ice Teresa Jusfice Here is Jeff lvlanfolk, coming lo you direcfly from The +ire endurance 'resfing grounds . . . Clubs Involve First-Yeor i Students Debra Gusfafson, Cafhy Foreman, and Mary Ann McDuff wail' pafienlly for inifiafion info +he Lafin Club. Jeanie Kemp Alan Kendrick Karen Kennedy Kennefh Kirsch Brenl' Knighl' Sylvia Komalsu Sabine Laborde Dean Lane Sudie Lane Cafhy Larson Tommy L. Lavy Tom Lawrence Jan L'Ecuyer Terry Lee Texanna Lee Donald Lehmberg Charles Livingsfon Sfan Livingsron Lisa Loclchar+ Laura Lord Arena Lore Pam Lorenz Sieve MacSwain Sherry McAlindon Responsibility More Demonding in High School Ken McCar+y Maggie McClain Rodney McCoy Jayne McCracken Barbara McDowell Gerrel McDowell Mary Ann McDufl Barbara McQueary Mark T. McReynolds Debra McRorey Marshall Mainard John Malmberg David Malugen Jeff Manfold Dan Marcom Cindy Marshall Debi Marx Donna Maikin Cody Maxwell Jon Mays Marsha Meredilh Joan Merri++ Sieve Meyers David Miller Debbie Miller Kaihy Miller Mark Miller Anna Milliken Cindy Minchey Teresa Moore Gary Morris Brenda Morrison Kenneih R. Morrison Gerry Morse John Mueller Joanne Mumaw Jimmy Myer Mike Myers Terry Myers Marilou Newfon Gary Norfhern Angela Nowlin Doug Oakes Larry O'Brien Maureen O'Connell Par Odell Pam Oldham Sue Osborn Randy Owens Mike Palmer Kay Papusch Nancy Parker Joe Parr Charles Conrad Pass Tom Pafching Deborah Pa++erson Allison Payne Jay Pay+on Jim Pefers John Phillips Sfeve Phillips Harold Pierce Margarel' Plumlee Rhonda Porfer Suzanne Power Bill Praler Krisfi Sue Prewifl' Janice Priesf Janis Prince Melanie Pruiff Bobby Pryor Carla Pugh Don Purvis Mike Pyea++ Lana Ragland Sfephen Raines Mike Rapovich Yolanda Rasmussen Michael B. Ray Debbie Reaves Gary Reavis Chris Reed Freshmen Michael Roberfso Barbara Robinson Roberl' Robinson Debra Rodriquez William Roland FI Tresea Rollins James Ros? Weldon Rowan Debbie Runyan Linda Rush Debra Salazar Ellen Sanders Mike Sanders Mike Sandoval Marie Sands G-ary Saylor Peggy Seaholm Paffy Self Ross Schappell Debra Schaub Sharon Scholl Tim Schus+er Tim Scoggins Richard Scoff Teresa Shaner Discover High School Life Michael Reed Cheryl Reinli Nancy Remley Lorraine Reneau Randy Rew Bill Ribinslcas Randy Rich Teri Richards Carol Richardson John Richardson Harlan Riley Debby Ripaldi Sfeve Robbins Sfeve Roberson Connie Roberfs Bill Rober1'son David Shannon Paula Shefon Geoffrey Sherman Melinda Shipley Tina Shreffler Suzie Shumalrer Kim Shurfleff Kip Siewerl Rachel Simmons Dorinda- Sims Mary Slciflingion Buzzie Skiles Miriam Slaughfer Barbara Sloan Jaclci Smar+ Vicki Smaflak Jackie Smith Jeff C. Smifh Mary Smifh Melinda Smifh Peggy Smilh Ronda Smifh Janef Snapka Carol Sowers Melinda Spears Linda Spencer Rifa Spencer Sco++ Spencer Scoff Spiegel Kay Squyres 5- i Go fish! says Rheff Hubbard +o Randy Rich and Tom Lawrence Freshmen Shore in Homecoming Acfivitie Earl Henderson is glad paper flow hav Tom S ers don'f e 'rhornsl David Sfanley Melanie Siellar Joy Sfephens Cindy Sfevens Cindy S+evens Milne S+evens Linda Sfewarl Corky Sfiles Debbie Stokes Paula Siraighf Susan Sfriclclin Jim Sirong Ricky Sfuclr mi Summerville Cyndi Taggarf Glenda Tallanl' Lynda Tallanl' Michael Tanner Don Terry Sharon Tesla Jack Thiebaud A'Dell Thomas Sandra Thomas Terry Thomas Vic Thomas Bobbie Thurman Larry Tillery Susan Todd Collin Tomlinson Margarel' Torres Jeffrey Tras+er Randy Travis Billy Trawick Terry Truax Joe Tucker David Tupper Kafhy Turner Marfy Wohler Danny Wood James M. Wood Wanda Wood Anne Woodward Tim W. Wyarf Theresa Yanley Eddie Yosf Demefri Young Gordie Young Randolph Young Ricky Zinn Candi Vernon Jackie Vice Charles Volkman Bill Wade Debbie Wade Becky Walfon Sharon Ward Cafhy Warren Mark Wafers Renee Wa+hen Donna Walson Jack Weaver Jim Webb Debbie Websler Tookie Websfer Jane+ Weldon Kevin Whi+ing Robbie Whi++enberg Donald Williams Jenna Williams Kafhryn Williams Mike Williams Paffi Williams Vicki Windham The drive to achieve is a strong part ot me. l'd be phony to deny it in myselt. I can't stand completely apart from the system which produced me. Malcolm Boyd bility organizations responsibility organizations espwmi iiiify organizations wwgmiisiigw orgc IOI :FW J? er' , ,Pix ff' fb ABOVE: Miss Chrisfopher, Sfudenf Council spon- sor. serves wi+l'i 'rhe I2-member Execufive Comrnil- +ee. ABOVE RIGHT: Sandy Ballard posls flue weelcs ac- livifies on flue schools bullefin board. . RIGHT: Members of The Sfudenf Council Execufive Commilfee are lfop rowl Jaclcie Smifli, Jim Webb, Leslie Smillm, Lela Pelerson, Sandi Franfz, Sieve Corder, lboflom rowl Coke Smifh, Paffi Woolen, Sue Franfz, Terry Drennan, Peggy Lusfy, and Ricky Trout Student Council Steers School Activities f S l -..,.,..,,s ,-,, 1 3'--f U? ABOVE LEFT: Student Council members consider an idea trom the new Suggestion Box at a regular session. A ABOVE: Cindy Walker purchases a studentliitec- tory trom Student Council member Terrie Taylor. Beginning with the purchase ot a bulletin board tor school activities throughout the year, the Student Council slcilltully sponsored numerous projects tor the student body. Among these were the Roundup Dance. Homecoming Day ac- tivities and dance, student directory sales, and the Christmas Dance. Besides this, the Student Council led the way in getting a more lenient dress code passed. Bond Enlivens Foofbcill Holf Times . . . c U u BA R BAND 1, 3-1 in... ABOVE: A Band members are flop rowl Phil Reeves, George Fore, Larry Cobb, Rilchie Furlow, Jim Trudeau, Sieve Bogard, Bill Harrell, Benny Hamm, Gregory Walker, Joe Candler, Larry Keils, Randall Wafkins, Louis Bickell, Richard Jusfice, lsecond rowl Bill Napier, David Muller, Gary Cooper, Bruce Scolf, Darrell Foreman, Keilh Bailey, Jerry Howard, Wally Jones, Vickie Harrison, Ron- nie Myers, Ken? Allred, Sieve Baker, Sco++ Wilks, Kennelh Baxler, Wendell Baskin, Mary Meaks, Bruce Hendricks, Dan Burnam, Wendell Blaylock. llhird rowl Nancy Cameron, Nancy Thompson, Joan Chrisfian, Gary Wilson, Donna Hardin, Paul Hughes, Tim WyaH', David Crippen, Don Ellinglon, Eddie Seilheimer, John Smallak, Milchell Francis. David Bra++on, Darrell Hufchins, Rodger Luck, Frank Bliss, John Porler, Jana Johnson, Bill Cum- mins, Sleve Hollon, Nancy Camp, lliourlh rowl Dar- lena Hulsey, Jodie Sanders, Sandra Hauser, Rayma Farnsworlh, Marianne Morgan, Paula Jackson, Col- lelle Slarkey, Kafhy Minix, Mario Cruz, Sieve Hudgens, Lynn Elfon, Lynda Ellon, John Vernon. Carl Walker, Ronnie Hollon, John Millefl, Susanne Fifls, Debbie Wilson, Linda Prince, Karen Musick. lbollom rowl Dennis Murphy, Chrisfi Paflerson, Karen Hood, Lowell Anderson, Lisa Bender, Marile Jones, Tommy Malkin, and Mr. Jerry Jones, Direc- lor. Aller weeks ol summer praclice, lhe 86-member Weslern Hills Marching Band was prepared lo give exceplional per- formances al pep rallies and ioolball games, as well as Taking Time lo rravel lo Lewisville for The Universily lnlerscholas- ric League Compelilion on November l7. There lhe musicians raled a Division 3 lille. Sponsoring a spaghelli supper and selling cushions were Two proiecls con- lrived by lhe Band and lhe Band Boosler Club lo help raise funds lo cover ex- penses. . . . While Students Enliven The Band RIGHT: Majoreffes lvlarile Jones, Karen l-lood, Clmrisfi Palferson. and Lisa Bender pause lo resl eller an aclive hall Time performance. BEl,OW:Tl'1e Band renders a lively song af flue Homecoming pep rally. X . 06 Sfoge Bond Enferfoins of Cougor Capers , ,iv 'y v 11, H if ' , Q V ,TQ ,V ,i V ,, 2 . , , J fi f , i , J - 4 . , ' ABOVE: Members of fhe Sfage Band are lrop rowl Wally Jones, Lisa Bender, Darlena Hulsey, Marile Jones, David Bralfon, Bruce Scoll, Mr. Jerry Jones, Direclor, Joan Chrisfian, Gilberf Cruz, Milchell Francis, Jana Johnson, Trey Bliss, Kenr Allred, Don Ellingron, Darrell Hulchins, lbollom rowl Sieve Baker, Kennelh Baxler, Wendell Baskin, Scofl Wilks, Gary Cooper, Mario Cruz, Greg Walker, Doug Smilh, Larry Cobb, George Fore, and Phil Reeves. LEFT: The WH HS Slage Band performs The Srrip- per during fhe Beaury Conresl al The Cougar Ca- pers. The 28-member Slage Band, spon- sored by 'rhe Boosler Club, has enler- lained boih al school and in exlracurricu- lar evenls. ln acldilion To playing al pep rallies, lhe ensemble performed al The Cougar Capers, a variely show held on November 20. Traveling To Como l-ligh School and olher schools conslilule a few of lhe Slage Bands many oulside aclivi- lies. 'IO7 Orchestra Tunes Up To Accompany Musical ABOVE: Orcheslra members are lfop rowl David Forsylh, Mr. Jerry Jones, Direclor, Ernesline l-lin- sey, Bill Rose, Jack Spiegel, Joe Candler, Keirh Bailey, Sleve Tidwell, Gilberf Cruz, Scoll Smilh, lsecond rowl Wanda Wood, William Prarer, Mel linda Shipley, Diane Davis, Ronnie l'lol+on, Nancy Cameron, Jana Johnson, Dale Elson, lbollom rowl Michael Ray. Kafhy Williams, Sharon Saylor, Nora l-linsey, Pafricia lvlacha, Tommy Malkin, and Kalie Landes. RIGHT: Kafie Landes and Ronnie l-lollon Tune fheir inslrumenls wilh The help ol a Sfrobaluner. The members ol lhe Weslern l'lills Orcheslra, under The leadership ol lvlr. Jerry Jones, spend one hour each day in praclicing lheir slcills before making per- formances. The 23 musicians enlerlained 'rhe l-lumanilies class in December and visiled local middle and elemenlary schools lo play and encourage inleresl in music. ln 'fhe musical l'Bye-Bye Birdie, presenled during The spring semesler, lhe Orcheslra supplemenled The chorus. Holiday Program Highlights Choral Performances Under lhe direclion of Mr. Jerry Jones, The Chorus rehearsed for i'rs repre- senlalion in Jrhe Texas Wesleyan College Choral Feslival in Oclober. A Chrislmas program presenled by lhe Chorus lea- lured a solo by Anila Blaylock and duels by Lisa Thomas and Roberl Kauffman, and Rhona Dukes and Richard Juslice. The Chorus also parlicipaled in Bye-Bye Birdie. LEFT: Anira Blaylock carols O Lirfle Town of Berh- lehem af 'rhe Chorus' Chrisfmas program. ABOVE: Chorus members are lfronf rowl Chrisly Pruiff, Debbie Beane, Kim Hargrove, Debbie Hunt Pam Jones, lsecond rowl Becky Richardson, Brenda Baird, Jo Rainwarer, Anifa Blaylock, Lisa Thomas, llhird rowl Marla Fuller, Cindy McNeill, Dale Venlimiglia, Anila Ray, Debbie Chalwin, llourlh rowl Robbie Dycus, Calhy Boulen, Sonya Car- lisle, Sharon Mason, Lissa Mayberry, llillh rowj Debbie Collins, Pam Moore, Kafhy Alberfson, Melody Hursy, Pal Smirh, lsixfh rowj Gwen Temple, Pafsy Taylor, Lena Sullens. Melanie Daniel, Chris Smirh, lsevenih rowl Brenda Croswell, Linda Phillips, Janel Parr, Judy Wallace, Pay Gaylon, leighlh rowl Rhonna Dukes, Kennefh Dean, Roberf Kauffman, Tom Small, Ronnie l-licks. lfop rowl Jerry Coleman, Jack Schaveland, Charles Campbell, Mike Brown, Waller Welborn, and Mr. Jerry Jones, Direcfor. 9 0 Spirit Club ignites School Enrhusicism F5 ABOVE: Senior members of lhe Spirif Club are lfop rowl Phil Walker. Sieve Capper, Chrisfi Pa+- ferson, Karen Boafwrighl, Lynn Sluck, Collelle Siarkey, Miki Carpenler, Judy Wallace, Lorefla Robinson, Keilh Kinney, lsecond rowl Kaihy Minix, Sue Franiz, Karen Dydek, Charlofle Morrison, Palli Woolen, Jana Harris, Barbara Sanders. Dixie Ran- dle. Wanice Lane, Brad Sewell, llhird rowl Leia Raughl, Vicky Dickenson, Cafhy Franson, Connie Clarke, Riia New, Slephanie Spencer, Beverly Blanks, Lissa Mayberry. Nancy Su+'ron, Charlene Wright lfourfh rowl Linda Phillips, Marlene While- head, Teresa Thomas, Raye Anne CriHenden, An- drea Herod. Brenda Tarpley, Berry Henderson, Marilyn Baker. Jennifer Waldrep, lboilom rowl Mark Broussard, Sharon Roberlson, Cynfhia Cole, Karla Waiis. Leslie Smi+h, Cindy Buckalew. Lefa Peierson, and Kim Hargrove. RIGHT: Junior members of lhe Spirif Club are Hop rowl Mary Brady, Judy Claylon, Tim Scofl, lsecond rowl Elizabefh Rickey, Sherrye Srowe, Gayla Ruh- mann, llhird rowj Gail Scherer, Charla Slalum, Calhy Wagner, Rhonda Eubanks, lfourlh rowl Kalhy Duley, Debbie DeTurck, Karen Hood, Sharon Crippen, lfif+h rowl Cora Burke, Sheryl Bell, Jeanne Davis, lsixlh rowl Marla Remley, Charla Ridge. Lynn Sloan, Karyn Elliofl, lsevenfh rowl Susan Schneid- miller. Sheila Dickson, Lynn Holi, Vicki Mashburn, leighfh rowl Joanne Gibson, JoAnn Schrelfler, Kefhy ScoH. Cheryl Miller, lnin+h rowl Susan Can- delaria, Judy Holder, Barbara Roberrson, Jan Slack. lrenrh rowl Peggy Lusfy, Janel McGee, Sonia Mann, Mary Lou Purvis, lelevenlh rowl Teresa Sfar- key, Janel Park, Shelley Wood, Sherri Armslrong, llwelflh rowl Carolyn Cole, Dianna Harliord, Linda Slricklin, Slephanie Fagg, lbollom rowl Jim Car- son, and Pa+'fy Shannon. iv yy W Z S-1 A or 5 F 1. W 'blnaf , M We is T2 1 J, ,T ' ,Cr , 2 Membership in The WesTern l-lills High School SpiriT Club soared To over 300 This year as represenTaTiyes Trom every grade pledged Their supporT Tor all sporTs. ArTisTic members creaTed posTers Tor pep rallies, while oThers demonsTraTed Their loyalTy by wearing Their uniTorms and cheering The Cougars To vicTory. A BaslceTball SpiriT Week was held Trom January IIM- l5, climaxed by a Trophy presenTed To Coach Moody. The name oT The club was monogrammed on each uni- Torm, along wiTh The member's name and year oT graduaTion. FAR LEFT: SpiriT Club members Torm spiriT lines on The Tield beTore TooTball games. LEFT: Sue FranTz and PaTTy Shannon preside aT The organizaTional meeTing of The SpiriT Club in Sep- Tember. BELOW LEFT: Mary Lou Purvis ioins enThusiasTical- ly inTo chanT aT pep rally. BELOW: Mrs. MarTin is The only sponsor oT The largesT school club. ABOVE SpiriT Club Execuhve Board members are lsTandingl Phil Walker, Sue FranTz, Dean FranTz, PaT Odell, Jake Delfolcer siTTing RuTa New STeve Capper CaThy Larson, Sandi FranTz, PaTTy Shannon, and Jim Carson. All Classes Represented in Spirit Club RlGHT: Sophomore members of The Spirir Club are lrop rowl Cynlhia Carrell, Kim Osborn, Cafhy Culberlson, Sherri Beissner, lsecond rowl Michelle Chandler, Dale Venfimiglia, Paula Blackerby, Joy Hamilfon, Ann Schneidmiller, lrhird rowl Roberla Brunz, Debbie Reavis. Ladean Phillips, Kim Lolz, lfourlh rowl Sally Rosr, Sheryl Hardwick, Leslie Hager, Susanne Sheridan. llilrh rowl Jeanelre McKenzie, Belly Halcher, Kalhy Armslrong, Deb- bie Bailill, Palli Willsey, Cindy Prince, Susie Erick- son, lsixlh rowl Karen Finch, Linda Armslrong, Shir- ley Rose, Pafli Poynor, lsevenrh rowl Caryn Cole, Kalhy Hurren, Fondra Crawford, Dawne Rigby, leighlh rowl Pal Walfers, Belsy Couch, Cindy Hayes, Cynlhia Henderson, lninlh rowl Jane? Mil- lefl, Susan Dickenson, Sheryl Thompson, Judy Hen- rierra, llenfh rowj Debbie Canfwell, Par James, Sandy Casrer, Norma McNiel, lelevenrh rowl De- linda Foreman, Nancy Zwayer, Ramona Odom, Joani Squyres, lbollom rowl Teri Armslrong, Con- nie Bayer, Sherrie Wilson, and Connie Edwards. BELOW: Freshman members ol lhe Spiril Club are lfop rowl Carla Pugh, Debbie Reaves, Janel Snap- ka, Melinda Spears, Jo Befh Hoegh, Sherry McAl- indon. Debbie Helslen, Suzanne Brown, Joanne Mumaw, Barbara Robinson. Melanie Pruilr, Tommy Jenkins, Cheryl Dickenson, Janis Prince, Miriam Slaughler, Cindy Slevens, lsecond rowl Sandra Thomas. Susan Hignighl, Nancy Calverl, Melanie kt -i DXF! -we ,W-x i Q Sfellar, Tina Shrefller, Cynlhia Halcher, Cindy Marshall, Laura Lord, Barbara Sloan, Vicki Jones. Kimberly Shurflell, Debra Cvusralsori, Sue Gibson, Barbara Collins, Debi Marx, Tarrol Collins, Debbie McKorey, Anne Woodward, lrhird rowl Lisa Lock- harr, Earl Henderson, Debra Rodriguez, Nora Hin sey, Ca+hy Foreman, Cindy Bock. Donna Walson, Maggie McClain, fX'Dell Thomas, Sharon Ward, Darlene Chambers, Debra Cornelius, Sharon Scholl, Jackie Gramer, Teresa Moore, Debbie Miller, lbor- lom rowl Susan Dunsmoor, Hellen Bane, Che Brown, Bobby Pryor, Nancy Remley, Marry Wohli Debby Salazar, Cindy Hambrice, Tommi Summi ville, Palricia Anness, Angela Hallmark, Sreph Raines, Pam Jones, Calhy Larson, and Pal Odell Nlew ldentificcifion Cords Used for Librciry Services I s ., . -W em, Musk . - gs -5- g 9.2 ABOVE: Library Club members are lsrandingl Jack Jaclcowski, Mrs. Peggy Herring, Sponsor, Chris Wil- son, lsiriingl Roberi Thorn, Palricia Anness, Joanne Munaw, Jim Poynor lsecreiaryl, Karen Chafiin lpresidenfl, Karin Woodward lvice-presidenil, Kafie Myers, Kim Hargrove, Anne Woodward, and David Buflcin. LEFT: Valerie Meador and Jim Poynor search for a periodical. The library launched a new idea in ihe Tall semesrer - ihe use of ideniifica- lion cards for borrowing maierials. The Library Club assisled ihe school librarian, Mrs. Peggy Herring, by checlcing oul boolcs and colleciing fines. A+ Das Vollcs Feslival on December I2, ils I2 members sold magazines and paperback boolcs. The group slaged a balce sale for ils annual spring proiecl. 4 Future Tecichers Attend Convention in Houston u-.Y si' ABOVE: FTA members are itop rowl Ronnie Myers, Carla Pugh, Jim Poynor, Craig Pugh, lsecond rowl Vicky Dickenson, Karla Watts, Pat Evans lpresi- dentl, Sharon Strain lvice-presidentl, Sharon Rob- ertson lsecretaryl, Christy Bolen, lbottom rowj Judy Killcelly, and Karen Chattin. RIGHT: Miss Meyer and Mrs. Coon, FTA sponsors, plan expenses tor the FTA trip to Houston with President Pat Evans. The responsibilities ot becoming a protessional teacher was one ot the many considerations ot FTA, sponsored by Mrs. Frances Coon and Miss Susan Meyer. Members participated in a district work- shop at Paschal and a convention at TCU. Future Teachers ot America was active this year with money-raising projects, cul- minating with attendance at the February state convention in Houston. FHA Plays Santo The WesTern Hills FHA expanded This year To become Two chapTers. ln Oc- Tober The club Traveled To Dallas Tor The STaTe Fair and Then visiTed Harris Hospi- Tal in December. On December l8, The group hosTed a ChrisTmas parTy aT The All Church Home. WiTh The help oT Lissa Mayberry as SanTa, Ouida ATchison as Mrs. SanTa, and CaThy Franson as Ru- dolph, The children were delighTTully en- TerTained. LEFT: Connie Clarke and Terrie Taylor acT as depu- Ties in The FHA jail aT Das Vollcs FesTival. BELOW: Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Filce are sponsors ol FHA, an organizaTion which sTresses preparedness Tor young homemalcers oT The TuTure. ABOVE FHA oTTicers are Top row PaT Williams Andrea Herod Marilyn Baker Terrie Taylor Judy Jones, JaneT Hamzy, Connie Clarlce, Elaine PeTers, Cindy Buclcalew RiTa New Cindy Minchey Diane Davis boTTom row Jerry London Karen Dydelc Sharon Ward. Ellen Sanders, and KaThy Brashears. 6 Olympiani Joins Junior Classical League ABOVE The officers of fhe Lahn Club are sfand ing Lissa Mayberry Gaylan Jordan Kim Shurfleli David Reid Allan Coon sealed Wanda Wilson presidenl of Olympian: Waller Welborn presi den? of JCL Charlene Wriqhf Tim Scoli Tom Verdery RIGHT Cicero Tim Scofl is beheaded by Mike McSwain ai Olympian: imiiarion ln ils second year, 'rhe Lalin Club opened a chapler of Junior Classical League al Weslern l'lills. JCL is a nalion- wide organizalion concerning classical civilizalion. Mrs. Francis Wray, lhe ei Sgwk' group's sponsor, was responsible lor lhe allilialion wilh JCL, which eniilles mem- bers lo s+a+e and nalional aclivilies. Olympiani sponsored rnonlhly aclivilies such as banquels, parlies, slave week, and inilialion of new members. The club sold llalian food and pul on lhe Valen'fine Pos? Office for moneyrnaking proiecls. 40' -...Q i German Club Inilioles Festival The German Club began ils year's aclivilies by allenoling a concerl pre- senled by The Eorl Worlh Symphony on Oclober 27, celebraling Beelhoven's 200+h birlhday. A Russian pianisl per- formed a concerlo al a similar concerl. On December I7 members ol The organi- zalion enjoyed a Chrislmas banquel al lhe Edelweiss Reslauranl. The group also sponsored Das Vollcs Feslival in Decem- ber, a carnival lealuring boolhs and ex- hibils crealed by 'rhe various clubs ol Weslern l'lills. LEFT: Mr. Zaehringer ably maneuvers Volkswagen info place for Das Vollcs Eeslival. BELOW: Andy Smilh, Lowell Anderson, Roberl Woodhull, John Hancock, Mrs. Erosl, German Club sponsor. Dale Lelvlasfer, Karen Chaflin, Keilh Day, and Julia Allen ponder over lhe possibililies of sum- mer sluclies in Europe. , ..,, f - ,,,,. f I Ich wohne in den la M Si T ii,i Vereiniqten , 'xjgaaten Hbrerl Sie zu: 7 French Club Encicfs Punch ond Judy Les Jeunes Francais, which is in ils second year a+ Weslern l-lills. has grown in membership +o aboul 25. The club held monlhly meelinqs 'ro plan ils acfivilies. These included a visil in February To Le Bislro, a French reslauranl, and lhe lrans- lalion and dramalizalion ol The Punch and Judy puppel show in rhe spring. The group sponsored a French paslry boolh a+ Das Volks Feslival +o raise money. RlGl'lT: French Club members, Janis Locke, Karen Rylcer, Pam lv1oore,Jane+Johnson, Richard Williams, and Sue l-loegh, conslrucl The French paslry boofh for Das Vollcs Feslival. 3 .3,.Qi fi cy. .lg M 'fx I cy. T 41 1 if ' Llxiz' f af v 'lea Sue l-loegh discusses lhe delails ol lhe Punch and Judy presenfalion wilh lv1rs.Absher, while Nancy Weil! and Janis Locke rehearse Their lines. Spanish Club Heads for the Border xtfig - ht!! :X l T , , Q sa? ik ABOVE: The officers of fhe Spanish Club. Mary Williamson, Peggy l.usfy, Phil Bailiff lpresidenfl. Chrisfy Bowling, Lisa Bender. and Caryn Cole plan for fhe frip fo Mexico. LEFT: Caryn Cole. Miss Chrisfopher, and Susan Candelaria sell paper flowers af fhe Spanish boofh af Das Vollcs Fesfival. The Spanish Club began al' Wesf- ern l'lills in l97l, buf already has un- derfalcen an enormous proiecf - a 4- day 'frip fo lvlonferrey, Mexico. A group of 66 sfudenfs and 6 sponsors leff Forf Worfh on April 2 on a char- fered bus. Arriving af lvlonferrey, fhe group visifed fhe Sfafe Capifol, Uni- versify Cify, lvlonferrey Tech, and Horse Tail Falls, as well as The high- lighfs of Salfillo, Mexico. w 0 Drama Club Presents Ronald fo The Rescue 'a's.-, TOP: The casf ol Ronald fo +he Rescue, Tom Verdery, Bruce Williams, Pal Evans, Kim Shurllelf, Greg Walker, Amy Corzine. Mark Talum, Louis Boyd, and Richard Rehmeyer, galher for a curlain call. ABOVE: Drama Club officers are Bruce Williams, Greg Walker, Pal Evans, Debbie Sfriflmafler, Sally Slevens, and Sandi Sandoval. RIGHT: Tedious J. lmpossible, alias Richard Rehmeyer, gleefully plols lo win l-lenriefla in Ronald lo lhe Rescue. Open lo a variely ol inleresls olher Than iusl drama, The Drama Club parlici- pared in many aclivilies. The organiza- lion, a member of lhe Thespian Sociely, loured SMU, and allended presenlalions a+ TCU and Scoll Thealers. The club, sponsored by Mrs. McCulloh, demon- slraled ils own dramalic skills in lhe pre- senlalion ol Ronald To lhe Rescue on December I9. Debcifers Speak Out ln a debale each side sels ou+ To iuslily his side of a queslion, and no one-sided queslions are discussed. The Weslern Hills Debale Club parlici- paled in Tournamenls in l-louslon, NTSU, TCU, and Paschal l-ligh School. A+ lhe Paschal Tournament The squad placed lhircl in 'rhe slandard division. The leam, under The sponsorship of lv1rs.Sl'edham, earned money by hold- ing a Car Bash in 'rhe school parlcing lol al Das Volks Fesfival. LEFT: Ken McCar+y gives his argumenl' on Federal Regulafion of Pollulion af a debafe af Paschal High School. Red Cross Encouroges Giving of Yourself The Red Cross is a naTion-wide orga- nizaTion ThaT oTTers sTudenTs opporTuni- Ties To help, boTh in and ouT oT school. The WesTern Hills chapTer oT The Red Cross made ChrisTmas more enjoyable Tor The children aT The Day Care CenTer by sTaging a parTy. ln addiTion, Toys were collecTed by homeroom represenTaTives and senT To The Toys Tor ToTs campaign and ChrisTmas cards were senT To TarranT CounTy paTienTs aT The STaTe l-lospiTal. The Red Cross is inTeresTed noT only in money conTribuTions. buT in Time and en- ergy ThaT sTudenTs are willing To give. Mrs. Webb Takes Time Trom her dufies as a Typing .Teacher To sponsor The Red Cross. A V ,, -- ' ., y , ra 4 PicTured wiTh Mr. Moody are some oT The sTudenTs in his homeroom Mary Freeman, STephanie Fagg, Trudy Fair, Karen Ellifson Tommy EllioTT, Calvin Eng, Sherri EaTon, and Teresa Fegley who donaTed candy canes To send To Carswell Air Force Base l-lospiTal aT ChrisTmas Rodeo Club Sponsors Areo Competition X , 1 ,Z,Z'Hi'A .lk--,H ...T Az- ABOVE: Rodeo Club members are llronl' rowl Rick Bruner, Gordie Young, Danny West Coke Smi+h, Darrell Long, Jerry Wells, lsecond rowl Mr. Srnilh. sponsor. Alan Carlwrighl, Johnny Prince, David Sfanley, Gerrel McDowell, Bebe Thomas, Linda Bachman, Cindy Prince, flop rowl Billy Wells, Carla Turner, Denise Rice. lvlurl Richardson, Charlene Bachman, and Randy Jones. LEFT: Alan Carlwrighr praclices his Trick-riding skills. The Rodeo Club, consisling of 40 members, is in ils second year al Weslern Hills. Besides a growlh in membership, The aclivilies of 'rhe club have expanded. The group sponsored a rodeo al lhe Cowlown Posse Arena during 'rhe fall se- mesler, which lealured conleslanls from high schools in lhe Forl Worlh area. An- olher 2-day evenl was held in lhe spring semesler lo climax The Rodeo Club's ac- livilies. Mr. Don Srnilh was lhe groups sponsor. 4 Gym Club Enferfcins of Dinner Party, PTA Meetings ., .5 rf ::Qff.,,. ,,.,1,.. , . s ABOVE: Gym Club members are lbollom rowl Greg Allen, Valerie Meador, Roberl Snyder, flop rowl Judy Claylon, Sue Franlz, Teresa Moore, Kafhy Williams, Krisri Slwellon, Mary Anne Gallant and Karla Walls. RIGHT: Greg Allen pracfices a rouline on llie rings, while Valerie Meador loolcs on appreliensively. Tl'1e Gym Club, sponsored by Miss 'Jan Vauglian, mel on Monday niglwlgal Leonard Middle Sclwool Gym. Tl'1eir ac- livilies included a P.T.A. presenlalion, enlerlaining al a General Dynamics din- ner parly, and ball-lime sbows lor baskel- ball games. Tbe club Traveled lo SMU's Moody Coliseum To see l'l'ie SCATS, a gymnaslic exlwibilion group, wbo per- formed on Marclw 7. EBIT' 62? I , Tfxx. if Jw aw T wb' 1 , k 0552 1 F9 P.E. Majors Officiote of Trcick Meet The purpose of +he P.E. Majors Club was 'ro encourage girls 'ro con+inue Jrheir in+eres'r in P.E. in lheir college sfudies. The group mel periodically fo plan such evenrs as a gymnaslics clinic and a facul- 'ly volleyball game. A highlighr of lhe year was fhe Track meer sponsored by lhe club, which feafured compelilrors from all +he Girls P.E. classes. Mrs. Thelma Cole, Mrs. Lea Marlin, and Miss Jan Vaughan were sponsors of fhe group. ' LEFT: Linda Griffifh and Mary Anne Gallani' rally scores a+ rhe frack meer sponsored by The P.E. Majors Club. ABOVE: P.E. Majors Club members are jfron+ rowj Janef Hamzy, Gerilyn Young, Charlo++e Morrison, Jayne Young, Jackie Vice, jsecond rowj Brenda Morrison, Beale Tolbert Susie Harrison, Jane+ Ferguson. Val Meador, Mary Ann Gallant jfop rowj Linda Griffilh, Delinda Foreman. Susie Gower, Laura Whifehouse, Karla Walls, Kafhryn Williams, and Krisfi Shelfon, 5 Practical Experience Benefits DE Students To promote tree enterprise, the Western My fe ff-fr, pf X l'lills chapter ot Distributive Education Clubs ot in America participated in various activities includ- ing an Employer Appreciation Dinner in Novem- Q ber. Attendance at the Area Leadership Conter- l ence and State Conterence was planned. They l took a spring tield trip to The Apparel Mart in Dallas. RIGHT: Billy Wells, D.E.C.A. student, demonstrates merchandise at Radio Shack. IQ D.E.C.A. members are lsittingl Winnie Phillips. Sally Davis. Alicia Shaner, Janice Carter, Margaret Etzel, lstandingl Phil Howard. Nelson lvlahrt, Steve Holmes, Phil Parker, Dennis Alger, Sponsor Mr. Park, Rickey Wright, and James Walker. 26 O E A Enters Regional Contest ABOVE LEFT: Mrs. Gustafson, O.E.A. sponsor, teaches the two V.O.E. classes. ABOVE: O.E.A. otticers are lbottom rowl Sharon Blair, Charlotte Morrison, Raye Anne Crittenden, Nancy Sutton, ltop rowl Brenda Tarpley, Debbie Tatum, Stephanie Spencer, and Leta Peterson. LEFT: Jo Rainwater works on improving her typing slcills in V.O.E. The Ottice Education Association is both a state and nation-wide organiza- tion tor students ot Vocational Ottice Education. Members ot the Western l'lills chapter arranged tield trips to TCJC, Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, and Fort Worth National Bank. Ten rep- resentatives attended the Area O.E.A. Contest on March I9 and 20 at The Baker l-lotel in Dallas. Students competed in business tields, such as typing, shorthand, and transcription. Science Club Discovers Areci Industries ABOVE: Science Club officers, Dana Foreman, Greg Walker, and AI Hoffman, were insfrumenfal in planning many exfracurricular frips flue group offered. RlGl-lT: Science Club members. Edward Bafes and Greg Walker, conducf a 'resf for radioacfivify. The 20 members of flie Wesfern l'lills Science Club had as flweir officers flwis year Greg Walker, presidenf: AI Hoffman, vice-presidenfy and Dana Fore- man, secrefary. Their sponsor was Mr. Zaebringer. Among flweir many acfivifies were field frips fo flme Texas Elecfric Power Planf, flwe Federal Aviafion Agen- cy, and American Cynanamid. Trash Isn'f cz Four-Letter Word, but It's Still Dirty Ecology became an imporlanlr word lhis year, and wilh il came +he Clean En- vironmenl Club. The group's sponsor is Mrs. Shimp. For projecrs, lhe Clean Envi- ronmenf Club held a clean-up program in lhe cafeieria several Times, sold liller bags, and loughl back againsl pollulion. LEFT: CEC officers, Suzelle Greenlee, Mrs. Shimp, lsponsorl, Jim Poynor, and Wendell Blaylock, display +heir ecology bullons. ABOYE: Members ofrhe Clean Environmenl Club are lfroni' fowl Paffi-Poynor, Jay Schmiff, Roberf Thorn, Carol Thorn, lsecond rowl Lucy Wright Karin Woodward, Ann Woodward. Sally Sfeveng, Jim Poynor, Wendell Blaylock, Hop rowj Allred Squires, Lon Burnam,'Suzef+e Greenlee, Ronnie Myers, Blake Collier, and Rose Beclcwiih. 9 Math Club lnihafes Sfudenf Teaching Program ABOVE: Malh Club officers are Ben Dilla, Tommye l'lul'son, Kalhy Scolf, and Roy James. RIGHT: Elemenlary schoolchildren lisren inlenlly while David Bullcin, one ol 'rhe Mafh Club's sludenl leachers, explains a problem. The Malh Club was designed To challenge each sludenl as an individual personalify and guide him in such a way +ha'r he may realize his grealesr polenlial. Under lhe sponsorship of Mr. Slandifer, The club became a realizalion in lhe Fall of l97O. Aclivilies have included field lrips To l-larris l'lospi+al and KTVT Televi- sion sludio. The group inilialed 'rhe slu- denl-'reaching program, wilh Wesrern Hills srudenls assisring Teachers al Wa- verly Parlc Elemenlary School. Journalism Staff Masterminds The Mountain Line The main purpose of The journalism class was publishing The school newspaper, The MounTain Line. The sTaTTers also discovered a new world oT headlines, cuTlines, and copy. Pages were planned in advance and maTerial liTTed To The exacT size. To climax The year, 20 sTudenTs Traveled To AusTin on March 20 To aTTend The lnTerscholasTic League Press Conference STaTe ConvenTion. The group was sponsored by Mrs. Jackson. LEFT: Benny Hamm purchases his copy ol The MounTain Line from Karin Woodward. BELOW: Mounlain Line ediTors are lboTTom rowl Mark Broussard. lsecond rowl David Bunn, Craig Pugh. Bob Boldf, Johnny Humphreys, lTop rowl Suzanne FiTTs. Sue l-loegh. Lynn STuck. Karla WaTTs, Marcie McHugh, and Maureen TolberT. ABOVE: Maureen TolberT. Mark Broussard, Johnny Humphreys, and Craig Pugh labor To meeT an impending deadline. ility athletics responsibility- athletics responsi It ma p d y t and s t will n h p his wh I h C t oility athletics responsibility athletics responsi Cougars Finish 7-4 The Weslern Hills Cougars again marched To The Cily Championship game This year. Afler early season losses To 4A-9 co-+i+lis'r O. D. Wyall and slafe-ranked Arlinglon, The Cougars wenl on a 6-game winning slrealc. Unlike lasl year, The Cougars were co-lillisls wilh Soulhwesl, buf losl To l. lvl. Terrell in The bi-dislricl game, 9-8. De- spile numerous iniuries, The Cougars compleled The season 7-4. UPPER LEFT: Defensive back Brad Hamzy Tackles Charles Jackson of Tech Tor a loss. UPPER RIGHT: Brad Thornlon sfrains Tor unseen ball. RIGHT: Mike Dunsworlh sees The ball, buf does The Dunbar player? FN UPPER LEFT: Sammy Shipley prepares for The slwoclc of landing al+er a pass recepfion in The Carfer game. UPPER RIGHT: Pal Horn breaks clear and sels his slglmfs on me qoal line. CENTER: Linebacker Ralplw Walls prepares To laclcle Carfer quarlerbaclc Lynn Washingfon. 'I37 38 l'm going +o find 36 men who have +he pride +o make any sacrifice +o win. There are such men. If 1'hey're noi' here, I'II gel' +hem. If you are no+ one, if you don'+ wanl' +o play, you migh+ as well leave righl' now. Vince Lombardi UPPER RIGHT: Allesfale Mike Luffrell slices The Wyafl defense as he slreaks 'ro a 60-yard Jrouchdown, LOWER LEFT: l-lead foofball coach Dale Walker appears lo be making a poinl To Ralph Walls. Coach Ronnie McLain lisrens infenfly. LOWER RIGHT: Terry Drennan shakes a Carle-r player. 5 Q35 Iniuries Plague Varsity Tecim UPPER LEFT: Back Sarnrny Shipley cradles The ball on his shoulder pad as he fries fo elude a Dunbar player. UPPER RIGHT: Splif end Brad lhornfon seems fo be surprised af finding The ball in his arms. Several Soufhwesf defenders look on. 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B Team Wraps Up Season 4-6 Aller The B Team's besl season a+ Wesfern Hills l4-ol, The Varsilry is The goal of many of The Team. Coached by Riley Dunn and David Helbing, The B Team- ers have improved in almosf every way. A QKQQARS T 17 B Team members are: lBoHorn rowl Randall Suflon, Ronald Beasley, Bill Smoak, Roy Guinnup, Ronnie Horne, Buddy McKi+Trick, lSecond rowl Coach David Helbring, Ricky Hollars, Sieve Williams, Roberl Plumlee, Brian Boswell, David Murphy, Douglas Snow, Merril Wade, David Corley, Coach Riley Dunn, lThird rowl Joe Mccormich, Gary Taylor, Jack Williams, Rick Keoughan, Mixon Smifh, Harold Carfwrighlx Roberf Woodhull, Zane Kent and Don Milliken. UPPER RIGHT: David Corley beals Wyalf player To The ball. RIGHT: David Murphy snuggles The ball Tighf and looks for daylight Freshmcm Record BesT Ever , B , g 5f ' N ZVI1 The Cougar Freshmen did a good job in Trying To aTTain a winning record. ln TacT, They wenT To a 6-3-I record. Freshman coaches Fred Weir and Mike Morris have esTablished wiTh The Treshmen a winning TradiTion aT WesTern l-lills. Freshman Team composed oT: lBoTTom rowl Jack Weaver, Jack Thiebaud, ScoTT Spiegel. John Phillips, Donald Williams, Doug Oakes, Dean Lane, Randy Rew, Randy l-lidyon, Bobby CasTill. lSecond rowl STeve Bedunah, Tommy Collins, William Roland, James Lawhon, John Malmberg, Mike Sandoval, Rand- all Anderson, Vernon Fondren, STeve Brown, Richard Johnson, Donald Williams, Mark Reynolds, Coach Weir. lThird rowl Coach Allie, Mike Myres. James STrong, Terry Lee, Joe Cobb, Bill Ribinskas, BrenT Knight Jimmy Sfrong, STephen Phillips, Joe Tucker, Randy Rich. Larry O'Brien. LEFT: Randy Rich whisks The ball away, while CarTer players come in hoT pursuiT. BELOW: Freshman player TlaTTens The ground aTTer losing The ball. 1970 Cougar Varsity Score Winning Season aiu: 'NWN 32ihQi1X'ii W '31iU 'iil if --iAb- A nuuauuuumgu I 'F l Kem!! A in Fl -I . 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LE aw,-.M ABOVE: Milne Luflrell clwurns for more yard- age. OPPOSITE: Brad Thornfon baflles an Arling- Ton Heiglwfs player for +l'1e ball. I47 48 Ccigers PosT I6 II Record Coach Moody has benT over back- wards To make This Team uniTed and a winner. This paraphrased quoTe sums up why The I97I Cougar varsiTy ended The I97I season wiTh a Io-I I record. The Cougars sTarTed The pre-season as one oT The hoTTesT shooTing Teams in The ciTy. IT was in one oT The mosT power- TuI disTricTs in The sTaTe, a disTricT which incIuded ArIingTon T'IeighTs Inumber Three in The sTaTeI. Finishing in a Tie Tor Third in The TirsT haIT, The Cougars enTered The season Ti- naIe wiTh a 4-O record. They IeTT 4-I IouT showed ForT WorTh ThaT The Cougars were To be reckoned wiTh. RIGHT: David C'enTz iumps high Tor Two poinTs. LOWER LEFT: Who says basIceTbaII isn'T graceTuI? STeve Capper ouTIeaps his opponent LOWER RIGHT: Eric Nelson comes down To earTh. ik ,W - 7 4r'-' .rm bn., S 'i T 3 ,rfiwii L - I 971 Cougar Varsity TOP ROW: Howard Kincaid, Lynn Hurchison, David Genfz. and Randy Lee. MIDDLE ROW: Eric Nelson, Sonny Cason, Scorr Warrior. and Larry Moerfle. BOTTOM ROW: Ricky Trout Bob Buhl, Sfeve Capper, and Bob Bean. 149 50 Basketball Excitement Lasts Through Final Game H ABOVE: During a time out. the Cougars try to rest while Coach Moody explains game strategy. RIGHT: ln the season tinale, David Gentz uses the nook shot to score against Cedric Joseph, the t'leight's all-state center. TOP LEFT: Sfeve Copper uses his hands To ward off an Easfern Hills defender. ABOVE: Sonny Cason slarls ascending as his lump snol brings llwe promise of poinfs, LEFT: Againsf Arlingfon Houslon, Eric Nelson pulls down anollwer rebound. BELOW: Sfeve Corder for a gap +0 pass fhe ball affer he grabs The rebound. loolcs Wade Gafford David Wood Donny Ray Jimmy Srevens Ricky Dillard Dan Rascoe Sandy Ballard Alan Garland B Cagers Point Ahead for Varsity Experience' Dean Franlz Billy Grider Bill Maroon Alan Nichols David McGoodwin Mike Do+y No? pidured: Jim Smilh, Barry Niclmell, Ken Morrison, and Ken Suffon. Coach Diclc Allie expecled good fhings ol The B leam This year and he was mol disappoinled. Led by fhe good allendance al lhe games, Jrhe leam pu? on an admirable performance for The season. Composed mainly ol sophomores, The B cagers loolc forward To compelilion mend fall as lhey 'fry To make +he varsily ream. If irq' Frosh Con Winning Seoson Winning was a way OT liTe Tor The WesTern Hills Treshman Team. Coached by David Helbing, The Treshmen gave Their IO-AAAA OppOnenTs a healThy baTTle in every game. FuTure years will show The True wOrTh OT The class OT 74. Jim Webb FAR LEFT: Jim Webb looks Tor an opening as he brings The ball down courT. NOT picTured: Gary Edgmon, David Doss. Jim STrong, ScoTTy Spencer and Harold CarpenTer. Mike l'luTchison Gary Saylor I l i Bill Ribinslcas Dean l-ane Tom Lawrence Jim Davis Randy Rich Dan STeTsOn John Cason Donald Lehmberg Jaclc Theibaud RelT Finley FifTeen Tee Up for Golf This Yeor The I97O-7I Gohf Team came ouT TronT This year in several TournamenTs wirh oTher schools. AT The Abilene lnviTaTional GOIT Tour- namenT, The Cougar GOIT Team Tinished ninTh wirh medalisT Ed Biela scoring a I52 ToTal. In The SouThwesT RecreaTion GOIT TournarnenT, The Team Tinished nineTeenTh ouT OT The 74 Teams represenTed. This year's Team produced several players which, according To Coach Dixon, mighT be able To geT scholarships To col- leges. g, , 1 5 ff-Q. F521 r ,.l.y,, .ww ,,., .V ABOVE: Murl Richardson careTully puTTs The ball as STeve Evans looks on. LEFT: Gary Craig demonsTraTes his powerful baclcswing during a meeT aT Singing Hills GolT Course X I 512 Q-af' f :ill W ..,5.l, .. 3-15, N Q WH.. . , , :ai M 1' 'M 7 uf J -1 1f,.,,gV. .r Mp. 'fix ... 53 'lL '.'1la nk '- .' .- '. ABOVE: Golf Team members are ls+andingl Mark Cwikla, Gary Craig, Sieve Spriggs, Brian Slepliens, Craig Harper, Tom Malney, Sieve Evans. Marc Mus- grove, lkneelingl Greg Middlelon, Jeff Peffy, Mike Lyssy, Murl Richardson, and Mike Levings. Nol picfured are Ed Biela and Bob Monfgomery. LEFT: Brian Slepliens emifs a smile of pleasure aller a good sl1o'r from flue 'Fair- EE. way. BELOW: Sleve Spriggs and Gary Craig help +0 line up a pull al Meadow- brook Golf Course. 56 Due lo weekly praclice, lhe l97O-7l Bowling Team placed lirsl place in lolal pins in lhe Forl Worlh lnlramural Bowling Tour- namenl. Rose Beckwilh and Anila Blaylock won lhe Girlls lille lor lhe cily. The leam, coached by Coach Mike Morris, is already large and keeps growing rapidly. Bowlers Sharpen Technique Weekly UPPER LEFT: Mike Bull concenlrales on ABOVE LEFT: The ball wonll lel his lollow-lhrough lechnique aller go ol mel explains a lruslraled releasing lhe ball. Kirk Gardner. UPPER RIGHT: Jimmy Myer doesn'l look ABOVE RIGHT: Kip Siewerl uses body loo oplimislic as he approaches lhe language lo coax lhe ball down lhe lane. lane. 7 LZ i Fencing, Gymnastics , 4 ,,,, , ,, , In i V L' 4 , L L 'iia'r Strengthen Intramural Program The Intramural program included such activi- ties as tencing, gymnastics, and wrestling. Each activity demanded time and energy, and the par- ticipants willingly put torth the ettort. The sports increased in size under the guidance ot Miss Jan Vaughn and Coach Mike Morris. OPPOSITE: Body conditioning is included in the Intramural program. Greg Allen strengthens his body tone by working on the ropes. BELOW LEFT: Terrie Myer exhibits good torm as she straddle vaults over the vaulting horse. BELOW RIGHT: Fencers lunge at each other during a tencing practice on Thurs- day atternoons. 7 Whitehouse Plcices First in City Meet TOP: A'Dell Thomas and Melanie Pruitt warm-up doing kicks betore a meet. RIGHT: Swim members are lon boardl Dan Burnam, A'Dell Thomas, Melanie Pruitt, Debbie Patterson, Jea- nette McKenzie, Tarrol Collins, lstandingl Maggie McClain, Mindy ljlalbach. Ann Schneidrniller, Carolyn Johnson, Kay Lyinn Neuman, Marilyn Pressly, lkneelingl Roger Sandoval, Fred Ripaldi, Tommy Jenkins, David Reid, and Jim Clark. Not pictured are Carol Chase, George Antonio, Lowell Anderson, Keith Kinney, James Rost, Vicki Jones, Laura Whitehouse, Rhonda Clinton. The I97O-7l Swim Team did well in its second year ot exist- ence and produced several championship swimmers. Laura White- house placed tirst in the City Meet in diving, and Keith Kinney placed second in the 50-yard tree stroke. The team was coached by Mr. Ron Hall and increased trom last year's ll swimmers to 25 this year. The swimmers kept in top torm by practicing daily at Panther's Boy's Club. ABOVE: Fred Ripaldi dives lighfninq las? inlo +he pool. OPPOSITE: l really don'l wani' To jump, moans Jim Clark fo Coach Ron l-lall. 'IS Girls Meet Poschol, Southwest in Tennis The l97O-7l Girls Tennis Team had the experi- ence ot winning quite otten during the year. l.indi Caple won in Girls Singles at a Paschal match, and Becky Cowen and Terrie Taylor won in Girls Doubles at a Southwest match. The team was coached by Miss Jan Vaughn. ABOVE: Members are Becky Cowen, Dixie Randall, Rayla Allison, Lindi Caple. Sheri New, Terrie Taylor, and Miss Jan Vaughan sponsor. TOP RIGHT: ls she dancing or playing tennis? Terrie Taylor can't seem to make up her mind. EXTREME UPPER RIGHT: Rayla Allison follows through on a torehand stroke. CENTER: Lana Ragland uses a unique style in approaching the ball. FAR RIGHT: Dixie Randall appears to be a bit apprehensive about her return. BOTTOM RIGHT: Melanie Shipley lunges forward with a back- hand stroke to her opponent. s NQ- ,gov- ,.-ov J? Boys Tennis Wins in Weatherford f f f Q 1 1 1 q The I97O-7l Boys Tennis Team en rered several 'rournamenfs and disfricf meels +his year. The 'ream won ihe Boys Doubles in +he Weafherford march and placed well in all ci'ry mafches. The 'ream was led rhis year by Coach Mike Morris LEFT: Mike McCauley. Don Howard, Harold Car- penfer. Coach Mike Morris, Geoff Pa+ching, Junior Garza. BELOW LEFT: Coach Mike Morris lashes our af The ball during a pracfice. BELOW RIGHT: Mike McCauley re+urns a serve wi'rh a look of grim de+erminafion on his face. Th klk t ci Ik tit gh H B g ity activities responsibility activities responsih ity activities responsibility activities resporzsibi 163 9 .uf ' x , ' f, Eva.. .. 3f5,.LQi3 , is ' k. N , M435 533 SE 5 E5 1 3 ifi- 'Q li til , 5 :K X wp ' W W . . Q i K Q' ' .id M X ii 1:-gu 1 N X Q + xi if F Y' H 'Q ' 1.fe,+-ikfp SX fd as si sf' XTX .af N xs Q it 4' Q... 91: ix gs 'U -1 15' N 2 ' J 'L . Howdv Dcince Signols The Kickoff for ci New School Yeor i Jennifer Waldrep really swings +o The music of Aphrodile. One ol lhe lirsl l-lills Happenings This year was The Howdy Dance - wesl- ern slryle. Sludenls ol all classes lilled lhe caleleria lhe niqhl ol Seplember 5, and danced +o lhe music of fhe Aphrodile. 165 6 Women FoculTy Challenges Girls' Tri Hi Y TOP: A Tew oT The Teachers and sTudenTs who parTicipaTecl in The volleyball game gaThered TogeTher aTTer The game. RIGHT: MarTy MonTgomery, presidenT of Tri Hi Y, reveals her hidden TalenTs. A On OcTober lo, sTudenTs goT ouT oT 7Th peri- od class To assemble in The gym Tor The Women l:aculTy vs C ChapTer Tri Hi Y volleyball game. The Teachersr wiTh Team capTains lvlighTy MarTiri and Super STedham, blindTolded and played several Triclcs on The oTTicials. One oT The TunniesT TeaTures was The deaTh oT Killer CoulTas, wiTh Mrs. EllioTT cheering The Team on To so-called vicTory. As an addiTion, The Crazy Band played under The direcTion oT Mr. Jerry Jones. Money gained Trom The game, wenT To The P.E. DepT. and To The club Tunds Tor The C ChapTer oT Tri l-li Y. ss. V ',..M,,W,, 2 Many Phases of Student Life Emphasize Cougar Spirit LEFT: Annabelle Massey writes out a receipt tor Sally Stevens during yearbook sales. BELOW: The Como Chorus pertormed tor some ot the Hills students on October I5. BOTTOM: Spirit and responsibility were shown at the Dunbar game at Farrington Field. Xi, x 167 68 The homecoming game againsl Norlhside was held on Oclober 23 wifh The dance lhe nexl nighl. The dance was held in fhe school caleleria. Decoralions were made by +he Sludenl Council. The PTA supplied refreshmenls for The exes and sludenrs who came To 'rhe Salurday dance. RIGHT: Jane? Hamzy beams brighfly as she ace cepfs a rose during lhe homecoming pep rally for her work as chairman of 'rhe homecoming commif- Tee. LOWER RIGHT: Brad Sewell, Kris Broussard. Mark Broussard, and Vicki Halsy Take lime fo resf while The group, The Purpose, also Took a break. Homecomers Find Spirit High Against North Side 5 . X Z' gv '1--A V Agni' M, Janet Hamzy, Karen Green, Claudia t-tardisty, and Pat Gayton decorate their home- room lockers tor the annual contest between homerooms. 169 70 l.L1 7 vmi-lQua,n 3 Q ,W I ' af v i,. , Q i , Z k,,, V, if M. Jr if , 2 , H if , MUM'S THE WORD! .pun- 7. is' f 1 Q ' I OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Seniors Toyah Mays and Linda McOuerry worlc on decorafions for Home- room I27. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER LEFT: Miss Noel. En- glish Teacher, received homecoming mums from her homeroom and senior classes. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER RIGHT: Ru+h Ann Ma- lone, Homeroorn I24, finished up locker decora- Iions as 'rhey fied for Tirsf place. LEFT: Annual slaffers who received mums are Miss Monarch, Leslie Srnifh, Nancy Gregg, Gaylan Jordan, Paffi Woolen, Lissa Mayberry, Joani Squyres, Becky Gunnels, and Debbie Cosgrove. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. S+ro'rher's Homeroom l3O fied for firsl place wilh Their Theme of Ihe Super Cougar. , A af a E Q A , T155 E x -ILA 2 1 if., ea g ,.., 2 3 Sai X ...QL 5? UPPER LEFT: Elaine Pelers, senior, was also presenred a bouquef of roses and +illed as Senior Princess. She was escorfed by defensive end Mark Cwilcla. RIGHT: Cheerleader Sheri New was chosen To rep- resenl lhe sophomore class as lheir princess. Tail- baclc Brad Thornfon was Sheri's escorl. LOWER LEFT: The junior class elecfed varsi+y cheerleader, Dana Hazel, as fheir princess. Dana was escorled by quarferback Roger Duncan. 'I73 74 ABOVE: Sfanding on +l1e shoulders of Jake Deliolcer. Terrie Taylor performs +o 'flne lweiglwf of her abilify wi'rl1 +l'1e help of Jill Becker. RIGHT: Depufy Joanne Harfrnan and prisoner Connie Clarke dine af Das Volks Feslival. Responsibility Means Participation LEFT: And then he goes . . relates Debbie Cosgrove to John Martin and an unlcnown listener. 'W' nn-W' .tttb tssiiss is 'M la LEFT: Starter John Childress cautions, One tor the money, two tor the show . . ABOVE: May l have your attention please. announ ces Suzy Harrison, otticial at the Girls' Track Meet. 17 76 ABOVE: Jo Rainwaler warms up for her performance wilh lhe Weslern Hills Chorus! OTH ERS: Ti+us Oafes performed a+ a special assembly which was sponsored by fhe Journalism Deparlmenl. Members of The group are from Soulhwesl High School. December ls Filled With Self-Expression LEFT: Oh, Ronald! sighs Amy Corzine To Mark Talum in fhe Drama Club's presenfaiion of Ronald 'ro 'the Rescue. ABOVE: l-low many bare feel can you counl in lhis picfure? 'I77 TOP LEFT: Seniors Kallwy Gunnels, Jane? l-lamzy. and Elaine Pefers lielpecl decorafe This year's Clwrislmas free. BOTTOM LEFT: And whal would you like for Clirislmas, Miss G,yig5by? , inquires Sanfa, lalias Gary Craigl. 78 Santo Clous Visits Western Hills Early Q To Avoid the Rush u Q Look Randy, lliere really is a Sanfa Claus! exclaimed Dixie Randle. lg M -.1 iii! l is S3 aww ky W dm- f fr ,, VW. Maw uwfw'-'KW , qv iz, ,w,,L,fi.,,lmLHf my .ff-ff 42 - M '-jfg.,.m A ,mm A ft' ' f ,wfwgfffif , wi W f ji I ii,,wi . gl' . 4 gi-M We if K ' 2, L , in MAI' I .. in if 7 4 ,Af-we -. I ,i,,,e-wil-i,..., f ff 'ifliffs , ..,,1' yi, img A' W 119-6-: fi ' if my-fw,f 4:11 if -Mesa:-f LEFT: Sophomore Dena Robbins dernonslral sfyle of dancing. BELOW RIGHT: l can'T sland The sigh? of blood, confesses Mrs. Pal Lus+y +o Jonny Baker as she pins on his boulonniere. BOTTOM: Music al lhe Chrislmas dance w provided by a very versalile group called The Genflemen. G5 0 RIGHT: Debby Flanagan re- ceives 1'u+oring from Pa? Turner in fhe library. BOTTOM: Faces ex- press differen+ moods af The baskefball games. Basketball Season Begins With a Jump-ball ABOVE: Al' +he lirsf bas- kefball pep rally, Coach Moody infroduces The varsify players. LEFT: The varsify bas- lcefball +eam chose Dixie Randle 'ro represenf +hem as Their queen. il Eric Nelson Cruise-A-Rama Sets Stage for Premier of Cougar Capers 2 UPPER RIGHT: One of The high- lighfs of 'fhe Weslern Day pro- gram was The combined Talenfs of Phil Wafson and Phil Bailiff. UPPER LEFT: Seniors Lindi Caple. Sue Franfz, Kalhy Gunnels, Rifa New, Gayle McKesson, and Wanice Lane all end up wifh a +ummy ache afrer 'rheir Good Ship Lollipop roufine. RIGHT: Rick Johnson, lalias Miss Spainl, flaffers The audi- ence wifh hisfher crowning beauly as Sieve Tolson, Richard Miller, Brad Hamzy, and Terry Williams look on. TOP: Gunfighlers Sammy Shipley and Kim Je+er have if out as barlender Colne Smifh comes To The rescue. ABOVE: Mrs. Marlin and Mrs. Sledham. sponsors for 'rhe lalenf show, relax wilh Jonny Baker and Jim Carson al The cas? parfy. rf 'U L' i g 4 . fl? s f , ABOVE: Melanie Green smiles innocenlly in The ac+ School Days, as she begins her l2+h year. 4 Goal-ropers, lndians, hill-billies, and even plain ol' cowboys helped cel- ebrale Weslern Day on February 5. Wilh a whoop and a holler, The Old Wes? came alive once again. There was lhe beard growing conlesl, a showdown in lhe ol' Cougar Corral, and lols of pickin' and pluclcinf ABOVE: Rellecfing on life, Melinda Schuss sings abou? Beau'riful'People. RIGHT: Phil Walker wields a blade for a ski+ in fhe Wesfern Day program. Cougors Ride High on Western Doy was 419 Mu -3 sk W UPPER LEFT: Kay Lynn Neuman smiles in her original Weslern Day ourlii. UPPER RIGHT: Sieve Slierslorfer, winner of fhe beard growing confesf, displays his brush. LEFT: The Lone Ranger lalias Dennis Mclvlahonl and Bruce Ton+o Williams are lhe masfers of ceremony in 'rhe Wesfern Day program. 6 Club Rodeo Spurs Western Hills ABOVE: Unlike Larry Mahan, l Rick Bruner musl have 1 ealen his Whealies l This morning. RIGHT: Wilh grim delerminafion, Alan Carrwrighl prepares fo flip a sfeer. Work, Excitement Mount Before Februory 14 X f T I UPPER LEFT: Greg Walker takes part in cleaning the cafeteria and helping with decorations. UPPER RIGHT: Sophomore Connie Edwards is one of many students to send Valentines to her friends. Judy Henrietta is selling them for the Latin Club. LEFT: Janet Park and Lyn Johnson look on as lv1rs.Striclrlin rnalces decorations for the refreshment table. 7 ABOVE: Each couple who a++ended The Valenfine Dance found lhem- selves walking fhrough fhe Tun- nel ol Love. RIGHT: Barbara Sanders and Keilh Scholl examine The couples names on The Sweelhearl Tree. Love Is All You Need I' This year, The Tunnel oT Love led To an exciTing and memorable ValenTine Dance on The nighT oT February I3. The Purpose enTerTained The Val- enTine guesTs and carried ouT The Theme OT Color My Worldi' during The annual presenTaTion oT class TavoriTes. Peggy LusTy was in charge oT The dance wiTh The PTA AssociaTion providing reTreshmenTs, chaperones, and decoraTions. ABOVE: Carol Byrum, Sally RosT, and Lynn l'luTchison all awaiT The sTamp beTore enTering The dance. LEFT: Marlene WhiTehead remarked To her daTe aT ValenTine's Dance, You really goTTa hold on mel 9 90 Olcl Crows Whiplosh Court Jeslers . . . On Monday, February I5, The fearless Weslern Hills Old Crows Irnen lacullyl mel' lhe KIZJZ Courl Jeslers in a Thrilling, earlh shaking, all-lime greal llub of a baslcelball game - lhe sea- son's mosl exciling baskelball farce. The resull was an Old Crow vicloryg The Courl' Jeslers relrealing lo KFJZ wilh anolher loss. TOP RIGHT: I wonder how I should gel rid ol fhal baIIl quesfions Coach McLain. RIGHT: Onward ro vic+oryl signals Referee Coach Walker. FAR RIGHT: Hey, up Therelw yells a KFJZ Courl Jesfer lo Coach Hall. BELOW RIGHT: Fasler lhan a speeding bullet Coach Dunn sfrealcs across lhe baslcelloall courr. BELOW: I can'l undersland why They call us The Crazy Band? R :Y VW I .,...,,:k i ,,s..-: Scrcifch Cut Spring Chickens On February 26, anoiher vicfim, The Spring Chickens accepiecl The challenge of +he Old Crows. These were The oli- season fooiball players, along wirh some baskelball players. As a result siudenis were able lo leave 2nd and 7+h periods To wiiness anorher hilarious yiclory for The Old Crows. UPPER LEFT: Gel on The ball, kick fhe habit says Kirk Dinkins fo orher Spring Chickens. ABOVE: I wania hold your hand! replies Mr. Dixon +o Vernon Rew. FAR LEFT: This lime l'm gonna gel ii! growls Coach Morris. LEFT: S-T-R-E-T-C-H, Rick Keoughan. 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One oT The originaTors oT The SpiriT Club, Sue served as secreTary oT ThaT organizaTion. As an honor sTudenT, she was elecTed To Who's Who The pasT Two years. Sue was The recipienT oT many awards during her high school career. For her spiriT and eTTorT on behalT oT WesTern Hills, she was elecTed Track Queen, DAR winner, and a iunior TavoriTe TinalisT. Wirh a vivacious personaliTy she won The aTTecTion oT many as a member oT Tri-Hi-Y, FHA, FTA, and The GymnasTics Team. Young LiTe has been one oT Sue's TayoriTe acTiviTies. ATTer graduaTion she plans To work on Their volunTeer sTaTT, while aTTend- ing Texas ChrisTian UniversiTy. LEFT: Sue served as coordinaTor oT The organizaTional meeTing of The SpiriT Club aT The beginning of The year. T T f T .l x ABOVE: Sue admires a formal on a shopping spree aT Margo! Lalvlode. LEFT: During SpiriT Week, Sue sells green and gold shoe laces To a spiriTed Couoar Tan. Mr. WHH Terry Drennon 196 I f A 'I I X , 72. 'ff f ! 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Terry was presi- denT oT The STudenT Council his senior year, coordinaTing school acTiviTies, and rep- resenTing WesTern l-lills aT many inTra-school TuncTions. ScholasTically, Terry is among The Top in his class oT Tour hundred. A Three-year honor sTudenT, he has been elecTed To Who's Who each oT The Three years. Terry's largesT conTribuTion To WesTern l-lills was in The sporTs Tield. ln his soph- omore and junior years, he leTTered in TooTball, baskeTbaII, baseball and Track - Taking second in The high-iump aT Bi-disTricT. As a iunior he was an All-DisTricT TooT- ball selecTion. AlThough he broke his arm in The I'-770 SouThwesT game, Terry won honors as All-Dis+ric+ quarTerback, and 4A-IO Back oT The Year. l-le was co-capTain oT The TooTball Team Tor Two years and capTain his senior year. Terry received a Tour-year aThleTic scholarship Trom Texas ChrisTian UniversiTy where he will maior in pre-med. LEFT: As capTain oT The Cougar TooTball Team, iT was Terry's duTy To presenT The Homecoming Queen Judy Jones. 19 Mr. cmd Miss WHHS Finolisfs g3f:.i ,vif . if A 2 is is 5' --- X.. ',-- if -Qf 813' T' 4 isfffi k Are Responsible To the .Future W d ABOVE LEFT: Bob Boldt Mr. WHHS finalisl. is ready 'ro cope - wi+l'1 a smile and plenfy of new ideas ABOVE RIGHT: Miss WHHS finalist Rifa New. gazes rellecfively info The mirror and beyond. .. -H X ABOVE: Mr. WHHS finalisf. Mike LuHrell, and Polar friend grasp life wiflw llwe abilify fo live if lo +l'1e fullest LEFT: Jill Becker, Miss WHHS finalist greefs realily willw a lace full of happiness. 00 ci'-fs-,N Morfy ond Bruce .I ,rxgrr ,f Are X T sie 1' Cougor Speciols Being elecTed as senior class TavoriTes gave lvlarTy lvlonTgomery ancl Bruce Williams one more Thing in common. BoTh are homeroom represenTa- Tives To The STudenT Council, and members oT The Drama Club oT which Bruce is presidenT. Bruce is vice-presidenT oT The Senior Class while lvlarTy is secrerary. SpiriT Club is anoTher acTiviTy which in- volves boTh. lv1arTy was elecTed To Who's Who. During her sophomore and junior years, she served as accompanisT Tor The Chorus. She is pres- idenT oT The STripling's Teenboard and was presi- denT OT The C chap+er Tri-Hi-Y during The Tall Term. Bruce is The senior represenTaTive To The Area STudenT Council and a phoTographer on The I97 I CATAMOU NT sTaTT. UPPER RIGHT: lv1arTy lvlonTgomery beams as she is escorTed by Phil BailiTT during The ValenTine's Dance. RIGHT: CharacTerisTic oT Bruce Williams is a glowing personaliTy, He and escorT Terrie Taylor ham iT up Tor specTaTors aT The ValenTines Dance. fy Ni 'R reee ABOVE: Paffy Shannon is presenied as junior favorife by Ricky Trouf a+ The Valen'fine's Day Dance. Juniors Find Pciify, Vernon Ideal Junior lavoriies are Parry Shannon and Ver- non Rew. Boih are Siudeni Council homeroom represenialives and Who's Who choices. Paliy, wi+h her sparkling personaliiy, was sophomore iavoriie lasi year. She is on ihe Execu- 'rive Board ol The Spirii Club, and presideni oi C chaprer Tri-l'-li-Y for 'rhe spring semesler. A guard on ihe Cougar iooiball ieam, Ver- non is an honor siudeni. One oi his special in+er- esls is molorcycling. LEFT: Junior lavorile Vernon Rew has been elecied +o Who's Who for 'rhe pasf 'rwo years. 02 Spirit Sticks ond Fovorites Titles Won by Kothy cmd Ritchie xnxx V t,ss giy M my jf 1 is ' ii 1- ABOVE: Sophomore tavorite Ritchie Furlow is presented to an enthusiastic crowd by Cindy Smith. Kathy Jones and Ritchie Furlow distinguished themselves by bringing out the true Cougar spirit in a way that only the Class ot '73 could. Kathy is active in the Spirit Club, Campaigners, Young Lite, Spanish Club, and was instrumental in helping with the Christmas and Valentine tormals. She also won the Spirit Stick which is awarded by the cheerleaders to out- standingly spirited people in their own classes. For tun, Kathy likes to go Go-Kart racing. Ritchie Furlow is new to Western l-lills this year, but wasted no time in making a place tor himselt among the Cougars. Though ineligible this year, he worked out tor tootball and track. On the musical side, Ritchie plays the trombone in the A-Band. For his outstanding spirit, he also was awarded the Spirit Stick. ABOVE: Kathy Jones tlashes her smile tor our photographer. Freshmen Reward Enthusiasm of Sylvia and Pat Spiril and enlhusiasm are lhe oulslanding qualllies ol freshman lavoriles Sylvia Komalsu, a cheerleader, and Pal Odell who is an execullve member ol lhe Splrll Club. Sylvia is an honor srudenl, Who's Who seleclion, and a Tri-l-li-Y member. Pal is a cross-counlry runner on lhe Weslern l-lllls lraclc leam. LEFT: Freshman Befh Carson escorfs favorife Pal Odell To background music Color My World during lhe dance. LEFT: Jim Webb escorls an amazed Sylvia Komalsu as she is named freshman lavorile. 20 Favorite Finolisfs Hom It S S 2 Q s . i, i 3 1 K Q . 'L raglan 'WX 'ii 2, Nyxlwivfilw '5!T .lS 1'x . -1,85 W1 1 uw 1'ft'5-.. WA ., -5 as 'x AQ -we 'K 'N ,fr '11 Celia Bennell Zane Kenl Jim Webb Dan Burnam Belln Pearson Dean lzranlz Yolanda Rasmussen 204 Up for Cameraman! Elaine Pefers Nof piclured are Jana Jones. Duff Maddox, Terri Bobela, Mike Dospopas, and Randy Lee. Dana Hazel Kaflwy Brucker Phil Bailiff 205 206 Tecichers Select Who's Who Look, Ma, one handlu James Rosl masfers 'rhe arf of bicycling. BELOW: Median Jim Webb seems lo have caplured Who's Who winners Sylvia Komalsu. Karen Germany, Jeff Trasler, Carla Pugh. sf Wei .49 g ll if-.. xg, f WW. www ABOVE: Sophomores Sher: New, Sfeve Corder, Nancy Gregg, and Sally Ros? ponder flwe possl bilifiesu of finding a purple pipe cleaner. LEFT: Milne Jaclcowslii and Wesley Anderson seem +o have found a couple of old friends. Big Chief says. Who's l-low? Responsibilify is shown Jrhrough leadership and respeclr for The school by 'rhe following seniors and iuniors. Marly lvlonlgomery and Jake DeKoker Jill Becker and Rifa New 208 Mike Lu++rell ancl Mark Cwikla Q., .,,1. Efforf on Beholf of WH Qualifies for Who s Who Gail Scherer, Randy Lee, Paffy Shannon, and Vernon Re Will Wohler labovel Tommy Elliof lleffl 'ms - Seniors Awarded National Merit Scholarships ,ff ABOVE: Naiional Meri? Scholarship Finalisfs Al l-lolfman, Greg Wallcer. Suzeile Greenlee and Doug Trasrer discuss fhe advanlages of lhe Nalional Scholarship program. .JIOGD Afwffri if 'Responsibilily and lhe world ol sludies go hand in hand should be lhe moilo ol Naiional lvieril Scholarship Finalisls Suzelle Greenlee, AI Hoffman, Doug Trasler, and Greg Wallcer. The four seniors were also named lo ihe All American Who's Who and 'rhe Naiional l'lonor Sociely. Suzelie Greenlee hopes io receive a Nalional lvieril Scholar- ship lo lriniiy Universily in San Anlonio. She plans lo maior in Spanish and Business Adminisiralion. AI Hallman has high hopes lor a scholarship To TCU where he will maior in compuler science and malh. Loolcing forward lo allending Texas Agclvl is Greg Walker. Greg plans lo major in geophysics. A luilional scholarship has been awarded 'ro Doug Trasler by Rice Universily in Houslon. Doug plans io maior in malh and phys- ics. i gf I gs :2:2:2:l LQQZ: fffzizlzilur ,Q fi flzfflri S ' 7 '11 -. , ,. ,-..-W-55 fm-ji X jg, AW-. H,-f S i S sr t 5 m ,Ag W5 ,:f,:.' S as S. x isss Class, City Leaders Are Representatives Senior Class Officers are Bruce Williams, vice-president: Marty Montgomery, secretary: Steve Capper. president. 3,5 ls K N -31 Area Student if Council Representa- tives are Coke Smith, Y Tornmye Hutson, Lon Burnam, Kathy Hurren Dan Burnam and Bruce Williams. 2 Freshmen, B-Teom Appreciote ... Effort of Teom G l RIGHT: Victory tor the Freshman cagers over Northside is reflected in the tace ot Sylvia Komatsu, BELOW: Freshman cheerleaders were limited as to practice time tor their cheers: but, like Beth Carson all came through with flying colors, namely green and gold. fi .fame 0... . ABOVE: Freshman cheerleaders Sylvia Komatus. Yolanda Rasmussen, Beth Carson and Janet Johnson lead the well-known cheer Well Nol' - 11 'VC , Freshman cheerleaders were properly inlroduced lo +he Cougar spiril aller having been elecled in l'he lall ol: This year. Sylvia Komalsu, Belh Carson, Janel Johnson, and Yolanda Rassmussen encouraged supporl for lhe freshman alhleles. True Cougar spiril is reflecled in lhe l97O-7l B-Team cheerlead- ers. Celia Bennell, Sheri New, Berh Pearson. and Cindy Smilh allended The cheerleading seminar a+ SMU 'rhis pasl summer, aller having been eleclecl in +he spring of lasl year. UPPER LEFT: Cindy Smifh. Celia Bennelf, Belh Pearson, and Sheri New lead yells al The Dunbar game. LEFT: Even in rain, Cheerleader Sheri New supporfs lhe afhleles on lhe field. ABOVE: Sophomore Celia Bennelf seems lo be saying We're lhe best as you can see. fx 3UIUM-4 5 ,W Q fy k 3 ' wi '-1 C5 . -2 A 59, w A Q. - 0. g 'E A gwfa JN Z 7 5 lg xi , X. -xv-Ps I .. 0: we f . X 216 Specicil Recognition: A Responsiloile Honor for the Milne Luttrell, All America Haltbaclc, ars ite appe qu at ease in coat and tie as well as in Iersey and cleats. Spirit of Western Hills Rita New, Western Hills Mardi Gras nominee. finds a good vantage point from the Green Oaks' balcony. aui Linde McOuerry, All America Diver. knows if is no+ so bad being a kid affer all. Sue Fran+z, DAR award winner, sends a big smile over fhe wall. 217 ADMINISTRATORS, FACULTY, Mr. P. B. Slovall - I9 Mrs, Frances Alles - I8 Mr. Nick Ruggieri - IB Mrs. Carol Absher - 23, I I8 BA, Mr. Richard Allie - 32, I43 B.S. Mrs. Rufh Amend - 34 B.S., M.5. Mrs. Julia Baker - 37 B.S. Mrs. Elise Ball - 3l. IIS B.S.E. Mrs. Mary Barron - 28 B.S.E. Mr. Jack Bishop - 30 B.S.. M.S. Mr. Neil Boyd - 29 B.S.. M.Ed. Mrs. Marjorie Buhl BA. Miss. Carolyn Chrisfopher - 23. I BA.. M.Ed. Mrs. Thelma Cole - 33 B.S. Mr. W. B. Cole - 24 B.S. Mrs. Frances Coon - 28, I I4 B.S., M.Ed. Mrs. Odessa Coultas - 40. 54 B.S. Mr. Edwin T. Curry - 3, 27, 2 B.A.. M.A. Mr. Rob Dixon - 35. l9l B.S. Mr. Kenny Dryden - 34 BA. Mr. Riley Dunn - 36. I42, l9O B.S.. B.S.E. Mrs. Winifred Ellioff - 39 BA.. MA. Mrs. Carol Feik - 3I. IIS B.S. Mrs. Mary Lynn Fcusi - 36, 54 B.S. Mrs. Jane? Frosi - 22, I I7 B.A. Miss Candice Griffin - 25. 39 B.S.E. Miss Donna Grigsby - 38. 62, I78 BA. Mrs. Janice Guess - 38 B.S.E. ' Mrs. Mildred Guslafson - 37, I27 B.S. Mr. Jerome Hall - I90 B.S. Mrs. Mary Haines - 35 B.S. Mrs. Norma Headrick - 33. B.S., M.Ed. 218 1971 CATAMOUNT INDEX and STAFF Mr. Mrs Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. David Helbing - 24. I42 B.S. .Melba Jackson - 39 BA. Jerry Jones - 26, IO4, l05, I09. l07 B.M. Edwin Kahler - 29 B.S.. M.Ed. Danny Lee - 25 B.S. Claude Lillie - 29 B.S., M.A. Gerald McCombs - 39 B.A., M.A. Mrs. Juanifa McCulloh - 27 Mr. AA., B.A. Ronnie McLain - 25, l38, l9O B.S. Mrs. Kaymarie McNerney - 38 B.S.. M.Ed. Mrs. Karen Mackie B.A. 02' IIQ Mrs. Lea Mariin - 33, 40, I ll. IB3 Mr. Mr. Mr. B.S. Hugh Massey - 33 B.S. Bill Mazy - 30 B.S.. M.Ed. Bob Meicali - 25 B.S. Miss Susan Meyer - 29, I I4 B.S. Miss Mary Margarel Monarch - 36, l7l B.B.A. Mr. Weldon Moody - 37, l22, IBI. I50 Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Miss B.S.. M.Ed. Mike Morris - 33. I6l, l9l B.S., M.Ed. Edirh Mullins - 28 BA.. M.Ed. Doroihy Niesen - 24 B.A.. MA. Karen Noel W 40, l7I BA. Mr. Tom Park - 26. 30. 3I, I26 Mr. B.S. Baron Prassley - 35 B.A., M.A.. M.Ed. Mrs, Linda Prevosi - 38 Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mr. B.A. Mary Rehm - 22 B.S. Lydia Reirhoier - 29 B.S.E. Cynfhia Rider - 39 B.A. Lloyd Seeley - 34 B.S. Mary Shimp - 35 B.S. Don Smith - 30, I23 B.S. Mr. Ben Slandifer - 29 B.S. Mrs. Mary Sfedham - 27, 39, IB3 Mr. Mr. Mrs B.S. John Slripling - 35 B.A. Tom Sfroiher A 25, I7l B.A., M.A. .Jane Thomson - 39 BA. Miss Jan Vaughan - 32. I60 Mr. Mrs Mr. B.S. Dale Walker - 32, I38, I39, I9O B.S. . Mary Alice Webb - 37, l22 B.S. Fred Weir - 32, I43 B.S.. M.Ed. Mrs. Alpha Wenzel- 24, 40 B.A. Mrs. Imogene Williamson - 29 B.S. Mrs. Francis Wray - 23. 39 Mrs Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. B.S. . Dolores Wrighl - 29 B.S. Henry Zaehringer - 34. I I7 BA., M.Ed. Don Abbofr - 4I Head Cusfodian Norma Afwocd - 2I Nurse Ann Bradley - 2I Counselor Hazel Craig - 20 Dala Processing Coordinalor Mary Drerup Office Aide Tommie Dodrill - 20 Regislrar Mrs.KaI'hryn Edwards - 2l Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Counselor Peggy Herring - 2I, lI3 Librarian Bill Polson - 2I Counselor Billie Prince - 20 Clerk Madge Prince f 20 Clerk Mrs. Bessie Thomas - 20 Mrs. Fort Secrefa ry Gladys Wallace - 20 Alfenclance Clerk Worfh Public School Board - IB Cafeteria Staff - 4I Cuslodial Sfaff - 4I SEN IORS Ricky Akin - 45 Dan Aldlrson - 45. I44 Foolball Denise Alger - 45 Dennis Alger - 45. I26 DE David Allen Drama Club: Transfer from Roberl E. Lee High School. Midland. Texas Julia Allen - 45. I I7 Band. Slage Band Elixabeih Andrew - 45 FHA Harry Arena - 45 Sievie Arnold - 45 Spirif Club. Spanish Club. Decorafing Commilfee Ouida Afchison - 45. 54 FHA. Spirif Club. Senior Sleering Commiifee. Homecoming Commillee Rick Ayers - 45 Foofball, Transfer from San Anfonio McCollum High School Charlene Bachman - 45. I23 Rodeo Club Randy Bailey - 45 Track Phil Bailiff - 45. I I9, 200. 205. I82 Bill Baker - 45 Marilyn Baker - 45. I IO. I I5 FHA. presideni: Spiril Club: FTA. Secreiary. Vice- presiclenii Oi- fice Assislanl Mr Siovall enioys Ihe only clay of snow we had this year. Sieve Baker - I07, I05 Lalin Club Band Doug Ballard - 45 Wendell Baskin - 45. I07, I05 Band. Presidenf: Siag Keifh E. Beals - 45 Baseball Beb Been - 45, I49 Baskefball. Baseball Debbie Beane - 45. IO9 CLIOTUS e Band Jill Becher - 45. I74. 2l6. ZI7. 208, l99 Cheerleader. Volleyball Team. Spirii Club. FHA. Office Assisi- anl, Junior Class Fevorife. Junior Homecoming Princess Della Bell Don Biddlecome Eddie Biela - 45 Golf Sharon Lynn Blair - 45. I OEA. Vice presidenl Beverly Blanks - 45. I I0 27 Spirii Club. Volleyball. Office Assis+anI. OEA Karen Boafwrighi - 45. I I 0 Spirif Club, FHA. Junior Classical League. MOUNTAIN LINE Slaif Bob Bold? - 45. I3l, l98 Mounfain Line Slafi. Calamounl' Slafi Carol Boulen - 45 Brenda Bradshaw - 45 Spiril Club. Spanish Club. FHA Kalhy Brashears - 45, I I5 Spirif Club: FHA. Cify Council Member: FHA. Wayne Brefcher - 45 Caihy Bridges - 45 FHA Paula Brigham - 46 FHA. Spiril Club Sieve Brighl Jimmy Broadwell - 46 Mark Brouuard - 46, I I0. I68. I3l Mouniein Line, Business Manager. Spirif Club, Red Cross, Drama Club: Transier from Thomas Jefferson High School, Por? Arfhur Mike Brown - 46 Kafhy Brucker - 46. 54. 205 Senior Sleering Commiliee. Spirii Club. Senior Favorile Finalisi Carol Brunxon - 46 Paf Brunwn - 46 FHA Cindy Buckalew - 46. I I0, I I5 Spirif Club: FHA David Bunn A 46. l3I Mounfain Line Jennifer Burks - 46 FHA Lon M. Burnam - 46. 2I l, I29 Uniled High School Council. Clean Envircnmenl Club: Debaie Team: Swimming: Sfudeni Council Janice Buroker - 6 Spirit Club. Chorus. Sexief Jackie Bynum - 46. I44 Football. Track Carol Byram - 46. I89 FHA Reber! Cameron - 46. I44 Foofball Llrldl clpll - 46. IBZ. ZI6. 2l7. l60 Cheerleader. Tennis. Sophomore Favorifa, Spirii Club. Junior Fa- vorife Finalisi Sieve Copper - 46, IIO. lll. 54. 2I l. I49. I5I. l4B Senior Class President. Basketball, Golf. Communify Council Rep- resenlalivs, Sludenl Council Secrelary Sam Carmon - 46 Dan O..,....Iir 'I Miki Carpenier - 46, I I0 Tom Carr - 46. I45. 54 Golf. Swimming, Foofball. German Club. Rodeo Club. Senior Sleering Commiiiee. Tuloring Cornmillee Nancy Carroll - 46 Drama Club. FHA Paula Canon - 46 DE. VOE. OEA Sonny Ceson - 46. l49. I5I Baskalball. Baseball. Track Jim Cauxey - 47 Science Club. Malh Club. Bowling Karen Clllffin - 47. II3. II4. ll7 Chess Club. Secrefary-Treasurer: Science Club. Vice-Presidenl: German Club. Spanish Club. FTA: Library Club. Presidenf: Red Cross: Tutoring Commihee Gayle Chambers - 47 FHA Kay Chambers - 47 Drama Club. Spirif Club. FHA Susie Chandler - 47 Greg Chrisieson - 47 Foolball Joan Chrisfian - 47, I07. I05 Band. Siege Band Jim Clark - 47. I59. I58 Swimming. Cross Counlry Caihy Clarke - 47 1 Tennis Team. Spiril Club. FHA. Homecoming Cornmillee Connie Clarke - 47. I I0, lI5. I74. 197 Tennis. Volleyball. Spirii Club. FHA, Homecoming Commiifee Cynfhia Cole - 47. I I0 Spiril Club. Chorus. OEA. FHA Sieve Collins - 47. I45 Foolball June Cook - 47 Gary Cooper - 47. I07. I04. I05 Band, Siege Band. Chorus Amy Corzine - 47. I77. I2O Drama Club Billy Cox - 47 Margarei Co: Drama Club. Clean Environmeni Club Sieve Crawford - 47 Susan Crider - 47 Jeannie Crippen - 47 Raya Anne Criflenden - 47. I IO. I27 Spirif Club: OEA. Presiclenlz Homecoming Commilfee: Tuloring Commilieei Sludenl Council Eliubefh Kay Croieau - 47 219 220 Chess Club Jaclr Crouch - 47 Tony Curfis - 47 Marlr Cwilrla W 47. I44, I73, 54. 208, I55 Sfudeni Council: Foofballt Golf: Senior Sfeering Joe Daniel - 47 Bill Dann - 47 Sally Davis - 47. I26 DE Milne Day - 47 Foofball. Baslrefball. Lerlermen Club Linda Dean - 47 Jake Delroher - 47. I I I. I74. 2I6. 2I7. 208 Cheerleader, Red Cross, Spirii Club Joseph Dickens - 47 Viclry Dickenson - 47. I I0. I I4 Spiril Club, Spanish Club, FTA Mari Dinliins - 48, I44 Commiffee Terry Drennan - 48, I02. I39. I39. I45, I46. I72. I97 Karan Dydelr - 48. I IO. IIS, 54 Sfudenl Council, Senior Sfeering Commilfee, Sp CATAMOUNT Slalf Roberf Ellison - 48 Lynda Elfon - 48. I05 Band. FHA, Office Assisfanl Lynn Ellon - 48, I05 FHA. Band, Office Assisfanf Margaref Ehel irif Club, FHA, DE. Transfer from Cherry Creek High School. Denver, Colorado Pa? Evans - II4, IO9, l2O Sieve Evans - 48. I55, I54 Golf Richard Faugh? Susanne FiHs - 48. I05. I3I Band: MOUNTAIN LINE, Feafure Editor Dana Foreman - 49, l28 Science Club Ellen Ford - 48 Cafhy Franson - 48. I I0 spam Club, FHA SUI Frarlh - 48. l02, IIO. Ill. l24. l82. I95, 2l9 Spiril Club. Secrefary: Sfudenl Council, Secretary: FHA: FTA: Gymnasfics Bobby Franz Marla Fuller - 48. IO9 Pal Gayfon - 48, IO9. I69 Chorus Paffi Gehringer - 48 MOUNTAIN LINE Slalf Judd Germany - 48 Le Donna Gibaud Paul Gill Hal Gilliam Gale Girard - 48 DE, FHA Ronnie Gosnell - 48 Foolball Susie Gower - 48. I25 Regina Graham - 49 OEA. Spirif Club Karan Green A 49, I69 FHA. Class officer: Spiril Club: Office Assisfanl Suzefla Greenlee - 49. I2I. ZIO. I29 Clean Environmenf Club. Debaie Club. Chess C Tuforing Commillee Pamela Griwach - 49 FHA, OEA. Spirif Club Roger Gross - 49 Clean Environmenl Club. Chess Club. Bowlinq Susan Grubbs -.49 FHA. Office Assisfanf, Spirif Club Roberf M. Grumblex - 49 Track Kalhy Gunnels - 49. 54. I82 Senior Sfeering Commiffee, Spiril' Club Jan Hager - 49 FHA. Spirif Club Jason Halbach - 49 Bend Banny Hamm - 49. I05, I3I Band, German Club Brad Hamzy - 49, I3b. l45. I82 Foolball, Baseball, Sludenl Council Jlnlf Hamzy - 49. I IS, l6B, I69, I78. l25 Sfudenf Council, Spiril Club. FHA Claudia Hardisfy - 49, I69 FHA. Spirif Club Kim Hargrove - 49. I IJ, I09, I I0 Chorus. Drama Club. Spirii Club. Library Club Jaclr Harlow - 49 Jerrold Harnagel - 49 Chess Club Jana Harris - 49. I I0 Dorinda Harrison - 49 Spiril Club Joanne Harlman - 49. I74. 54 lub, Spiril Club. Spirii Club. FHA, Sfeering Commiffee Debni Harvey - 49 Henry Haflavray - 49 Barbara Hanlins - 49 Beffy Henderson - 49. I I0 Office Assisfanf. Spirif Club, FHA. OEA Vihli Hendrix - 49 FHA. Red Cross. Drama Club, Chorus Andrea Herod - 49, I IO, I I5 FHA, Correspondence Secrefary: Spirif: French Club: Mounfain Line Sfaff Tommy Hiclrman - 49 Baseball. FHA Bill Higginbolham Spirif Club Trish Hiff - 49 Volleyball Sue Ellen Hoegh - 49. IJI, I I8 MOUNTAIN LINE. News Edilor: Chorus: Spiril Club: French Club Alberf Hoffman - 49, 2I0 I2B Science Club. Vice-president Drama Club: Debale Club Rodney Hogan Y 49 Science Club Suzanne Holden - 49 FTA, FHA, Spiril Club Larry Holfon A 49, IOB, I45 Foofball. Spanish Club Gary Hollars Sieve Holmes DE, Mosf Oufsfanding DE Sludenf John Humphreys - 50. I3I Mounfain Line. Arl Editor: Junior Classical League Mary Humphreys - 50 OEA, VOE. Spirii Club Linda Hursr - 50 Darrell N. Hufchins - 50, I07. IOS Band, Sfage Band. Science Club Kafhy Hufchison - 50 Lafin Club, Junior Classical League. Spirif Club, FTA William Lee Jarrard - 50 Bowling. Chess Club. Chorus Sharon Jeffreys - 50 Candi Jennings - 50 Kim Jeler - 50, IB3 Sfudenl' Council, Counselor Assislanf Doris Johnson - 50 FHA. Red Cross. Drama Club Riclr Johnson - 50. I82 Ron Johnson - 50 Judy Jones - 50. IIS, l72, I97 Spiril Club, FHA. French Club. Baslcelball Queen, Homecoming Queen, Office Assislanl Marile Jones - 50, I07, I05. 206 Band, Maioreffe. Spiril Club. Rodeo Club. FTA Gaylan Jordan - 50. I I4, l7I Spirif Club, CATAMOUNT Sfaff, Lafin Club, Junior Classical League, FHA. Drama Club Keifh Karnes - 50. I44 Foofball Manager, Latin Club Robbie Kauffman - 50, IO9 Chorus. Golf Charles Kierley Traclx, Transfer from Trimble Tech High School Keifh Kinney - 50, I IO Sfudenl Council. Swimming, Tracln. Lalin Club, Cheerleader. Spir- i+ Club Thomas Kirsch - 50 Jett Kruse A 50 Katie Landes - 50, I08 Orchestra. CATAMOUNT Statt Wanice Lane - 50. I I0, I82 Spirit Club. Tennis, FHA Ricky Larson - 50 Baseball, Football. FHA Collette Lawhon - 50 Constance Lewis - 50 Transter trom San Jose High School, Caliiornia Tim Lett - 50 Science Club Richard Levings - 50. I55 Golf. Baseball Linda Livingston - 50 VOE. OEA Janis Locke - 50, I I8 FTA. FHA. French Club. Transfer from Michigan Jerry London - 50. I I5 FHA. Spirit Club. Ottice Assistant Darrell Long - I23 Mike Luftrell - 50, l3B. l39. I45, l46. I47, 208. 2l8. I99 Robert McCarty - 50 Science Club, Debate Club. Track, Chess Club Marcia McHugh A 50. l3I Spirit Club. FHA, MOUNTAIN LINE Statt Patti Mclntyre - 50 FHA Gayle McKesson - 5I, IB2 Tanya McMahan - 5I OEA Brion Dennis McMahon - 5I, I85 Cindy McNeill- Sl. IO9 Bridgett McQueary - SI OEA. FHA. Spirit Club Linde McQuerry - Sl, l7I, 2I9 FHA. Spirit Club. Swimming Duff Maddox - 5I. I4-4, l4b, 54 Football. Baseball. Basketball Shirley Maddox - 5l Volleyball Shawnna Magill - SI Spirit Club. Volleyball Ruth Ann Malone - 5I. I7l Johnny W. Mashburn Baseball Sharon Ann Mason - 5l, I09 Spirit Club, FHA Tommy Matkin - I05, I55 Band. Orchestra Eben L. Maxwell - 5l Baseball Manager, Spirit Club Lisse Mayberry - Sl. IO9, IIO. II4. l7l FHA, Latin Club. Junior Classical League, Chorus, Spirit Club. MOUNTAIN LINE Stott. Drama Club. CATAMOUNT Statt Toyah Mays- SI, l7I Mel Marie Meador - 51, I I3. I24 FHA. Library Club. Drama Club, Spirit Club David Messler - 5I Math Club Ricky Milam A 5I Kathy Minix - Sl. IIO. I05 Band, Chorus. Spirit Club Robert Moehring - 5l Golf Larry Moertle - SI, I49 Basketball Marty Montgomery - Sl. I66, 54. 200, 2l I, 208 Student Council. Who's Who. Chorus, Drama Club, Senior Class Secretary, Spirit Club, FHA Glenda Mooney - 5I Douglas Moore - 52 Marianne Morgan - 52. I05 Band Dagmar Evelyn Morrill - 52 FHA. Spirit Club Clitt Morris - 52, I39, I45 Football Monte Morris - 52 Transfer trom Cisco High School. Cisco, Texas Charlotte Morrison - 52, I IO, I27, IZ5 Spirit Club. Gymnastics, Volleyball. FHA, VOE Debbie Morse - 52 Linda Mueller Sharon Mullins - 52 Dennis Murphy - 52. I05 Swimming, Band, Trap Xi Skeet Club Jolene Murphy Ronnie Myers - 52, I I4. I05. I29 Spanish Club. FTA, Clean Environment Club, Bowling. Band. Li- brary Club Anita Nelson FHA Eric Nelson - 52. I49, ISI. I48 Rita New-52, IIO, II5, III, I82, 2 08,2l8, l98 FHA, Vice-President: P.E. Maior Club: Marti Gras Queen Nomi- nee: Spirit Club Lloyd Nugan Y 52 Diane Ogden - 52 Robert Outenreath - 52, I32 Sharon Overby FHA Gary Owen - 52 Paula Pack - 52 FHA Lynda Palmer - 52 MOUNTAIN LINE Statt Philip Parker - 52. IZ6 Latin Club. DECA Club Janet Parr - 52, IO9 Chorus. FHA, Spirit Club Christi Patterson - 52, l IO. I05. 206 Band: Head Maiorette: Spirit Clu Michelle Patterson Mike Patterson - 52 Junior Classical League Bill Perimen - 52 b: FHA, President Elaine Peters - 52, I I5. I73, 205, I78 FHA, Proiects Chairman, Homecoming Princess. Spirit Club John Peterson - 53 David Peterson - 53 Leta Peterson - 53, I02, IIO. 54, I27 Decorating Committee: FHA: Spirit Club: Student Council OEA: VOE, Secretary: Steering Committee Linda Phillips - 53. I09. I I0 Spirit Club, Chorus. FHA Winnie Phillips - 53. l2b Chorus Cathy Pogue - 53 Steve Pool - 53 Tennis, Drama Club, MOUNTAIN LINE Photographer Edith Porter - 53 Steve Porter - 53 MOUNTAIN LINE Statt Jim Poynor - 53. II3. IIO. II4. I29 German Club, Library Club, FTA. Science Club, Spirit Club. Bowling Johnny Prince - 53, I45, I23 Craig Pugh- 53. I I4. I3I MOUNTAIN LINE, Sports Editor: CATAMOUNT Staff: German Club: FTA: Drama Club. ODYSSEY Statt Jo Rainwater - 53. IO9. I27. I76 OEA, Spirit Club. Chorus Dixie Randle - 53. IIO. I7B. I8I. Ib0 Student Council. Spirit Club. Basketball Oueen, Tennis Normalee Randolph - 53 Chorus, Library Club, Spirit Club. FHA. Spanish Club Leta Anne Raught - 53, I IO Spirit Club, OEA, Library Club. FHA Anite Ray - 53. I09 Chorus Kirk Ream - 53 Football. Baseball Manager, Football Manager James Reed - 53 Shawn Regan - 53 Track. Football David Kirby Reid - 53, I I4. I58 Latin Club: Junior Classical League. Treasurer: Swimming Deborah Reinhart - 53, 54 Student Council. Steering Committee Denise Rice - 53. I23 Fred Ripaldi - 53, I59, I58 Swimming Randy Roberson - 53 Kent Robertson - 53 Sharon Robertson - 53. I IO. I I4 FHA: FTA, Recording Secretary? Loretta Robinson - 53, I I0 Spanish Club: Spirit Club Latin Club. Historian: Spirit Club: Drama Club William Rose - 3 Cheryl Jean Roth - 53 CATAMOUNT Statt Michael Rowan - 53 Barbara Sanders - 54, I IO, I88 Volleyball, FHA, Spirit Club. Stud Jodie Sanders - 54. I05 ent Council Band. Transter trom Everman High School John Sanderson - 54 Sandi Sandoval - 54. I20 Drama Club. Spanish Club. FHA, Sharon Saylor - 54 Red Cross Spirit Club, FHA, Optimist Award John Schatta - 54 Keith Scholl - I8B. Cindy Scorcio - 54 Barbara Seegan - 54 Brad Sewell - 54, I I0. I68 Basketball. Track. Student Council, Spirit Club Tom Shannon - 54 Karen Shearhart - 54 FHA. Band Sammy Shipley - 54, I37. I39, I45. l83 Football, Track, Spanish Club Sherri Sickles v 54 Wayne Simoneau Student Council, Art Club Pat Skeryanc - 54 Cheryl Smith - 54 VOE. Student Council Christine Smith - 54, IO9 Chorus. FHA Coke Smith - 54. I44. l72, 2l I. I02. l23 Leslie Smith v 54. l7l. 54, l02, il0 Drama Club. Spirit Club, btuoenr Council, Steering Committee, Counselor Assistant. CATAMOUNT Statt Co-editor Debi Spence - 54 Art Club Stephanie Spencer - 54. I27, IIO VOE. OEA Steve Spriggs - 55. I55 Golf Alfred Squires - 55, I29 Clean Environment Club Valerie Stattord v 55 DECA Club Delores Stagner - 55 Collete Yvonne Starkey - 55, I05, I I0 FTA: Library Club, President: Band: Spirit Club Brian Stephens - 55, I55 Golf Sally Stevens - 55, I67, I20, IZ9 Drama Club. Treasurer: Latin Club: Junior Classical League: Spir- it Club Sandy Stevens - 55 Drama Club, FHA, Spirit Club Gene Stewart - 55 JoAnne Stewart - 55 VOE. FHA Karen Stice - 55 FHA. Drama Club. Rodeo Club Steve Stierstorter - 55. l85 DECA Club Martin Stinnett - 55. I45 Ray V. Stinson - 55 Barbara Stoldt - 55 Sharon Strain - 55. 54, IO9 Volleyball: FTA, Secretary. Vice-president: Student Council: Steering Committee Debbie Strittmatter - 55. 54, I20 vOEf Spirit Club: FTA: Drama Club, Secretary Garland Strong - 50 Doug Stuart - 50 Football Thea Lynn Stuck- 50. I3l, I I0 MOUNTAIN LINE Stott. Co-editor: Spirit Club: FTA Lena Sullens - 50. I09 Randy Sullivan - 50 Nancy Diane Sutton - 55. I27, I I0 FTA: VOE. Treasurer: Spirit Club Susan Telasek - 55 Brenda Tarpley - 55. I27. I I0 Spirit Club: OEA. President Debbie Tatum - 55. I27 OEA, Treasurer Grady Tatum - 55 Glenn Taylor - 55 Susan Taylor - 55 OEA Terrie Taylor - 55, I03, II5, I74, 200, 2I6. 2I7, IbO Spirit Club, Tennis. FHA, Cheerleader, Office Assistant. Junior Favorite Finalist Gwen Temple - l09 Chorus Sandy Terrell - 55 Nancy Thomas - 55 Cheerleader. Spirit Club Teresa Thomas - 55, I I0 FHA. Spirit Club Nancy Thompson - 56, I05 Band. Chorus, Drama Club Robert J. Thorn - 56. I I3, I29 Chess Club, Science Club, Bowling, Clean Environment Club, Spanish Club Steve Tidwell - 56 Jack Todd - 56 Basketball. Tennis Steve Tolson - 56. I82 Doug Traster - 56. 2I0 Chess Club. Science Club. National Merit Semi-tinalist Will Tressler - 56 Jerry Tuggle - 56 Carla Turner - 56, I23 Pat Turner - 56. I80 Track Gina Van Meter - 56 FHA 222 Tom Verdery - 56. I I4. I20 Belinda Waggoner - 5b Jennifer Waldrep V 56. I65. 54, I IO Spirit Club. FHA. Student Council. Steering Committee Carl Walker - 56. IO5 Band Gregory Walker- 56. IO5. 2I0. IO7. l20, I28, I87 Spirit Club, President James Walker - 56, I26 Debate Club. Baseball. DECA Club Phil Walker - 56. I I I, I IO. IB4 Spirit Club. President Judy Wallace - 56. IO9. I I0 Spirit Club. Junior Classical League. Latin Club. FHA. Chorus Phil Watson - 56, IB2 Scott Kevin Wattier - 56. I49 Baseball. BasketBalI Karla warn-ss. I24. lan, rob. uno. 125 Spirit Club. Gym Club, FTA. MOUNTAIN LINE Stalt. Co-deitor Jack Weare - 56 Jill Weare - 5b FHA Jim Webb Transfer from West High School Sem Webster - 5a Track. Science Nancy Weik - 56. I I8 Spirit Club Sammy Weir - 56 Billy wats - se. I23. IZ6 Rodeo Club. Track, Latin Club Daniel West - 56. I23 Rodeo Club Linda White - 56 P.E, Majors Club. Drama Club. Debate Club. Spirit Club Marlene Whitehead Y 56. I IO. I89 Spirit Club. FHA Elisa Wilkinson - 56 French Club Bruce Williams - 57. 54. 200. I85. 2I I, I32. I2O Drama Club: Senior Class Vice-president: CATAMOUNT Statt. Photographer: United Area Council Pat Williams - 57. 54. I I5 CATAMOUNT Staff. Classes and OrganizBtion Editor: FHA: Senior Steering Committee: Spanish Club Deborah Jane Wilson - 57. IO5 Band. VOE Jeff Wilson - 57 Baseball Jill Wilson - 57 Student Council Sul Wilson - 57 Wanda Wilson - 57. I I-t Debate Club. President: Spirit Club: Latin Club: Student Council. Spanish Club: German Club: Constitution and Student Directory Committee Jack Winton - 57 Anthony Woodall - 57 Mike Woodhull - 57 Track Mark Woodrome - 57 Swimming Alan Woods - 57 Karin Chase Woodward - 57. l3'I. I I3, I29 Clean Environment Club: Science Club: Library Club, Vice-Presb dent: German Club: MOUNTAIN LINE Staft Patti Wooten - 57. l7I. I02. I IO CATAMOUNT Staff. Co-editor: MOUNTAIN LINE Statt. Stu- dent Council. Spirit Club. Debate Team: Constitution Committee Charlene Wright - 57. I I4. I I0 Chorus: Junior Classical League: Latin Club. Secretary: Spirit Club Richey J. Wright - 57. I2b DECA Club Richard Wyatt - 57 Vernon Yeager - 57 Baseball. Football. Spirit Club Gerilyn Young - 57, I25 FHA Jayne Young - 57. I25 Spirit Club. FHA. Chorus. P.E, Majors Club Sandra Zant - 57 FHA. Spanish Club Shari Zinn - 57 FHA. spam cub JUNIORS. SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN Connie Abrams. 87 Jeanette Agee. 87 Sharon Ages. 59 Tom Akins. 59 Cathy Albertson. 87. IO9 Cindy Allen. 87 Greg Allen. 59. I24. I57 Jean Allie. 59, Zlb. 2l7 Rayla Allison. 59. Ib0 Terry Alonge. 59 Ronnie Amend. B7 Mike Ancy. 87 Suzanne Ancy. 73 Debbie Anderson. 73 James Steve Anderson, B7 Lowell Anderson. 59. I04. II7. IO5 Randal Anderson 87. I43 Wesley Anderson 73. 78. I39, I4-4. 207 Linda Andress. 87 Cindy Andrew. 59 David Andrews. 73 Patricia Anness. 87. I I3. I I2 George Antonio. 73 Karen Applewhite. 59 Susan Arendall. 59 Brian Armstrong. 87 Kathy Armstrong. 73. I I2 Linda Armstrong. 73. I l2, 78 Lisa Armstrong. 73 Sherri Armstrong, I IO Teri Armstrong. 73, I I2 Craig Arrington. 87 Linda Arrington. 87 Michael Arrington. 73 Lenord. Ashley. 73 Kenneth Authier. 73 Linda Bachman. 87, l23 Alden Bailey. 73 Keith Bailey, 73, IO5 Steve Bailey. 87 Becky Bailitt. 87 Debbie Bailitt. 73. II2. 79 Brenda Baird. IO9 Dale Baird. 87 Kaye Baird. 59 Jonny Baker. I83, I79 Pam Baker. 73 Marla Ball. 87 Sandy Ballard. 73. I02. I52 Bobby Bane. 59 Helen Bane, 87. II2 Brenda Banister, 73 Ronnie Bankston. 87 John M. Banta. 87 Diane Barker, 59 Randy Barker, 59 Sally Barnes. 59 Edward W. Bates. 87. l28 Tommy Bates. 87 Frances Baxter, 87 Kenneth Baxter. 73, IO7. IO5 Connie Bayer. I I2 Paula Kay Bean. 59 Ronald Beasley. 73. I42. I45 Eddie Beavers. 73 Bruce Becker, 73 Ralph Becker. 73 Dennis Beckley. B7 Becky Beckwith. 88 Rose Beckwith. 59. l29 Steve Bedunah. BB. I43 Kenny Beissner, B8 Sherri Beissner. 73. II2 Sheryl Bell. 59. IIO. 69 Pam Bell. 73 Lisa Bender, 59. IO7. IO5. II9. 206 Celia Bennett. 73, 75. 204, 2l5 Curtis Beverly. 73 Ann Bickett. 88 Curtis Bickett Louis Bickett. 73. IO5 Richard Bieletel. 73 Ronnie Bieharn. B8 Liz Biggs. 59 Janet Binkley. 59 June Bissell. 73 Paula Blackerby. 73. II2 Debbie Blackwood. 73 Donna Blackwood. 88 Maria Blakeney. 88 Anita Blaylock. 88. IO9 Michael Blaylock. 73 Wendell Carl Blaylock. 59. IO5. I29 Frank Bliss 59, IO7. IO4. IO5 Ruben Bloedau. 59 Terri Bobela. 59 Charlie Bobo. 59. 65 Janet Bobo. 88 Cindy Bock, 88. II2 Thomas Bodine. 88 Steve Bogard. IO5 Christy Bolen. II4 Pat Boles. 73 Jay Bolton. 59. 7l Alton Bostic. 88 Danny Bowick. 73 Betty Boswell. 88 Brian Boswell. 73. I42 Debbie Boswell. 73 Mike Boswell. 59 Lilly Boulanger. 73 Catherine Bouton. 59. IO9 Marcia Bouton. 88 Brenda Bow. BB Louanne Bowen. 88 Mary Bowles. 73 Christy Bowling, 59. II9 Cathy Bowling. 73 Luis Boyd. aa. 120 Paul Boyd, 73 Mike Boyle, 59 Beth Brady. 88 Mary Brady. 59. IIO John Bramlett. 59 Christine Branson. B8 Julie Brashears. 73 Joe Bratcher, I44 David Bratton. IO7. IO5 James Breedlove. 88 Sue Breen. 73 Stephen Bresler Genise Bright. 88 Barbara Briley David Brock. BB Dave Bronstad. 73 Guy Bronson, 88 Mark Brooker. 73 Micheal Brooks. BB Kristin Brousard. 73. I68 Cheryl Brown, 88. I I2 David Brown, 73 Donna Brown. 73 Jeffrey Brown. 88 Jerry Brown, 88 Mike Brown. IO9 Steve Brown, 88. I43 Suzanne Brown. 88. I I2 Mark Bruner. 88 Melinda Bruner, 74 Rick Bruner, 74, I23. l86 Skip Bruner, 74 Roberta Brunz, II2 Judi Bryan, 88 Norman Buckley. 88 Regina Buckner, II2, l33 Bob Buhl, I49 David Alfred Buikin, Il3, I30 Mike Bull, l56 Cindy Burgess. II2 Robert Burgess. 88 Cora Burke, ll0 Dan Burnam, 88, I05. 204, 2l Dennis Burns, 74 Melody Burt, 88 Vicki Busby. 74 Cindy Cahill, 89 Ida Calhoun. 60 Nancy Calvert. 89. I I2 Nancy Cameron. 60, l05 Nancy Camp. 60, l05 Alan Campbell, 89 Barry Campbell. 74 Bert Campbell. 74 Carla Campbell. 89 Charles Campbell. IO9 Kendall Campbell. 74 Mark Campbell, 89 Bobby Candelaria. I2 Susan Candelaria, 60. I l0. I l Joe Candler, 74, I05 Debbie Cantwell, 74, I I2 Dave Capper, 74 Greg Caraley. 60 Bill Carden, 60 Sonya Carlisle. l09 Sharon Carlisle. 89 Mary Carmichael. 60 Harold Carpenter, 89, I6l Jo Carpenter, 60 Mike Carr. 89 Cindy Carrell, 74, I I2 Thomas, Carrell. 89 Dale Carroll. 60 Linda Carroll, 74 Mary Carroll. 74 Beth Carson. 89, 2I4. 203 Chris Carson. 60 Jan Carson, 74 Jim Carson, I l0, Ill, l83 Cerise Carter. 89 Dore Carter, 60 Alan Cartwright, 60. I23. l86 Harold Cartwright. 74 Scott Cartwright. 74 Kathy Case, 60 Charles Cash, 89 John Cason, 89 Bobby Casteel. 89 Sandy Caster, 74, I I2 Janice Cater. l26 Kim Cather, 74 Bobby Castill. I43 Mike Chadwick. 89 Kent Chaftin, 89 Joan Chamberlain, 74 John Chamberlain. 74 Betty Chambers, 89 Darlene Chambers, 89, I I2 Cindy Chapman, 89 Vicki Chapman, 60 Michelle Chandler, 74, I I2 Keith Charles, 75 Laura Charles. 75 Carol Chase, 75 Deborah Chatwin, 75, IO9 Bruce Cheney, Sl Mike Cheney. 52 Debra Chester. 75 Cyndi Childers. 75 John Childress. 60, I75 Becky Christopher. 89 Jane Christopher. 75 Kathy Christopher, 89 Frances Church. 89 I. l58 9 Laurie Church. 89 Sheryl Clare. 75 Steven Clare. 89 Gina Clark. 75 Lisa Clark. 89 Donna Clarke. 89 Carolyn Clauser. 60 Judy Clayton. 60, IIO. 62. I24 Karen Clifton. 75 Rhonda Clinton. 89 Joe Cobb. 89, I43 Larry Cobb. 60, IO7. I05 Jeannine Cockrell, 60 Carolyn Cole. 60, I I0 Caryn Cole. 75. II2. II9 Kevin Cole. 60 Jerry Coleman, IO9 Joseph Coles. 60 Ann Collier, 89 Blake Collier, bl, l29 Nan Collier, 89 Debbie Collins, IO9 Barbara Collins, 89, II2 Ed Collins. 75 Tarrol Collins. 89, II2. l5B Tom Collins. 89, l43 Gregg Corner. 6I Julie Comer, 89 . John Conly. 89 Carolyn Cook, 6I Cathy Cook. bl Cindy Cook. 75 Larry Cook. 75 Terry Cooley. 89 Alan Coon. 6l. I I4 Nelda Cooper, 6l Sherron Cooper, 6I Tim Cooper. 75 Judy Coppinger, 6l Michele Corcoran. 75 Steve Cordar. 75. I02. 207. I52 David F. Corley. 6l. 142 Debra Cornelius. 89. I I2 Donald Corzine. 6l Edward Corzine, 6l Debbie Cosgrove, 75. l7I. I75 Don Cosgrove. 6I Betsy Couch, 75, I I2 Renee Covey, 75 Becky Cowen, 75. l60 Daniel Cox, bl. 62 Howard Cox, 75 Jody A. Cox, 89 Terry F. Cox. 89 Gary Craig. 75. l78, I55, I54 Fondra Crawford. 75, II2 Laura Crawford. bl Charon Crippen, I I0 David Crippen, 75, l05 Brenda Croswell. 75. 89. IO9 Robert L. Crosswell, 75 Peggy Croy, 75 Gilbert C. Cruz. 89, I07 Mario Cru1,6I. IO7. l05 Cathy Culbertson, 75. I I2 Bob Cumbie, 75 Larry Cumbie, 6l Bill Cummins, 75. l05 Linda Cummins, 75 Patricia Cummins. 89 Gary Curry, 6I Tony Curtis, 6I Joel L. Daigle. 6l Lawerence L. Damewood. 6I Melanie Daniel. 6I, IO9 Glen Daniels. 89 Melvin Daniels, 6l Mike Daniels, 75 Jack Davis, 6I Jeanne Davis. 6l, IIO Diane Davis, II5 Jim Davis, 89. 153 Lisa Davis, 89 Marian Davis Mary Davis Micheal Davis Sandra Davis John Dawson. 89 Kathy Day, 89 Keith Day. sq, H7 Larry Day. 89 Kenneth Dean. 6I, I09 Diana Deans. 61 Kathleen Deeley, 6l, I I0 Jeannie Dehaan, 89 Diane DeLand. 72 Debbie Denniston, 89 Davis Derrick. 6I Debbie DeTurk, 6l. I I0 David Devine 6l Shirley Dickens. 75 Cheryl Dickenson. 89. ll0 Susan Dickenson. 75, II2 Sheila Dickson. 6l. I IO Arma Dilla. 326 II2 Ben Dilla. 75, l30 Cynthia Dillard, 6I Debbie Dillard. 6I Rick Dillard. 75, I52 Diane Dilley, 75 Chris Dills, 89 Kirk Dinkins, 75. I4-4, I9I Kelly Dolson. 75 Mike Dospapas, 6I David Doss, 89 Mike Doty, bl. I52 Joey Drewett, 89 John, Drewett. 6l Rhonda Dukes. 75, IO9 Mariorie Dumboski, B9 Connie Duncan, 6l Roger Duncan, I45, lZ3 Susan Dunsmoore. 90. l I0 Mike Dunsworth. 6l, l36, l45 Stephen Dupree, 75 Donna Dycus. 76 Robbie Dycus, bl, IO9 Anita Dyer, bl Jackie Dykes, 62 Sherri Eaton. I22 Peggy Eberhari, 62 Gary Edgmon, 90 Connie Edwards, 76. l07, l87 Joel Ehrlich. 90 Judy Eivens, 76 Karen Ellifson, 62, I22 Sheila Ellingson. 62 Don Ellington. 90, l05, l07 Karyn Elliott, 62, IIO Steve Elliott. 90 Susan Elliott, 90 Tommy Elliott, 62. I22. I45, 209 Susan Ellis, 76 Deborah Ellison, 90 Dale Elson, 90 Calvin Eng, 62. I22 Darel Engleka. 62 Frank English. 62 Lou Ann English. 62 Susie Erickson. 76. 8I. l I2 John Estel. 62 Rhonda Eubanks. 62. I IO Mariean Evens, 62 Nancy Evetts. 90 Kevin Faaborg. 76 Stephanie Fegg. 62. I22, I I0 Kevin Fair, 90 Trudy Fair, 62, I22 Rayma Farnsworth, 76. IOS Craig Fegley, 90 Steve Feqley. 76 Teresa Fegley. 62, I22 Janet Ferguson, 62. l25 Juanita Fezio. 90 Karen Finch. 76, II2 Rolf Finley, l53 Crystal Fischer. 90 Mark Fihgerald. 62 Elizabeth Fitts. 90 Debby Flanagan, 76, I80 Dianne Fleener, 62 Mike Floyd. 62 Don Foitik, 76 Gary Ford. 62 Marie Ford. 90 Shauna Ford. 76 Vernon Fondren. 90, I43 George Fore. 76, l05, IO7 Cathy Foreman, 90. I IO Delinda Foreman, 76, I07, l25 Darrell Foreman. 62, l05 Lillian Mae Foreman. 76 Karen Forrest, 62 David Forsyth. 76 Greg Fowlds. 76 Mitchell Francis, 63. l05. l07 Dean Franl-1, 76. 204. Ill, I52 Sandi Frantz 76, 75, l02 Bob Fredericks. 63 Mary Anne Freeman, 63. I22 Nancy Freeman. 63 Belinda Fry. 63 Jerri Fry, 90 223 224 Diana Fultord. 76 Jana Fuller, 90 Suzanne Fuqua. 63 Ritchie Furlow, 76. 202, I05 Lisa Futch, 90 Wade Gafford, 76. I52 Lana Gage. 90 Mark Gagen. 76 Sue Gegen. 63 Randy Galbreath, 90 George A. Galiour. 63 Pat Galjour. 90 Margie Gallant. 63 Mary Ann Gallant, I24, l25 Cindy Gamble, 76 Cindi Gantt. 63 Kirk Gardner, 90. l56 Ricky Garner. 90 Alan Garland, 76, I52 Joe Garrett, 90 Junior Garza, I6I John Gateff, 76 Bill Gentry. 96 David Gentz. 63. I49. I50. I48, I48 Karen Germany. 90, I2I, 206 Joanne Gibson. 63. I I0 Ken Gibson. 90 Sue Gibson. 90. I I2 Roxanne Giles. 90 Carol Glasgow, 76 Marylynn Glatzel. 63, 62 Phillip Goodwin 76, I44 Caroll Gosnell, 79 Larry Gosnell, 90 Ronnie Gosnell, I45 David Gotcher. 77 Rodney Gower, 63 Jackie Gramer. 9I, I I2 Benny Gray. 77 Melanie Green 77. I83 Ronnie Green 9I Nancy Gregg. 77. I7I. I2l. 207 Jim Gresham, 77 Billy Grider. 77, I52 Linda Griffith. 77, I25 Pat Griffith. 63 Susan Grigsby. 77 Carla Grimes. 77 Kathy Grimes. 9I John Griwach. 77 Tommy Guess, 63 Roy Guinnup. 77, I42 John Gulley, 63. 69 Becky Gunnels. 77. l7I. I78 Debra Gustafson. 9I, I I2 Leslie Hager. 77. II2 Jerry Halbach, 77 Mindy Halbach, 77. I58 Diana Hall. 63 Alison Hallmark. 77 Angela Hallmark. 9I. I I2 Cindy Hambrice, 9I. I I2 Sheila Hembrick, 9I Joy Hamilton. 77, I I2 Barry Hammons. 63 Bruce Hamrnontree. 77 John Hancock. 9I, I I7 Nancy Hancock, 77 Frank Hands. 77 Bill Hanes. 63 Donna Hardin. 9l. I05 Elaine Hardin 63 Sheryl Hardwick, 77, II2. 74 Les Harned. 77 Connie Harper. 63 Craig Harper. 77. I55 Lynn Harper, 63. 2l6. 2l7 Bill Harrell. 77, I05 Darwin Harrell. 9I Darwin Harrell, 9I Janis Harrell, 9I George Harrington. 9I Julia Harrington. 63 Gene Harris. 9I Susie Harrison. 64. I75, I32, I25 Vickie Kay Harrison, 64, I05 Dianna Hartford. 64. IIO Donna Hartford. 77 Phil Harwell. 64 Rox Anne Hastings. 77 Betty Hatcher. 77, I I2 Cyndi Hatcher. 9t, I I2 Debbie Hatcher. 77 Duane Hatcher, 64 Sandra Hauser. 64. I05 Kitty Hawk. 64 I Q new Cindy Hayes. 77. II2 Kevin Hayes. 64 Dana Hazel, 64. I73. 205. 2l6, Risa Hazel, 9l Francis E. Healy, 9I Ted R. Hebei, 64 Susan Hecox. 77 Debbie Helsten. 9l, I I2 Cynthia Henderson, 77, II2 Earl Henderson, 9I. I I2, 98 Jerry Henderson, 77 Larry Henderson. 64 Bruce Hendricks. 77. I05 Hanna Henley, 64 Judy Henrietta, 77. II2. I87 Kaye Henson. 77 Robert Henson, 9I Tony Henson. 64 Mike Hsnze. 77 Steve Henze, 64 Debbie Hernandez, 77 Patty Herring, 64 Ronnie Hicks, 77. l09 Randy Higdon, 9I, I43 Ann Higginbotham. 9I Ellen Hignight. 64 Susan Hignight, 9I. II2 Kay Hines. 64 Ernestine Hinsey. 77 Nora Hinsey. 9I, II2 Steve Hobbs, 92 Kerry. Hoefner, 78 Tony Hosfner, 92 Jo Beth Hoegh. 92, I I2 Ken Hoffman, 64 Robin Hoffman. 92 Debbie Hottpauir, 64 Ruthanne Hogberg, 78 Tom Hoggard, 64 Judy Holder. 64, I I0 Ricky Hollars, 64, l42 Laurie. Holloway, 92 Leslie Holloway, 92 Lynn Holt, 64, I I0 Ronald Holton, 64. I05 Steve Holton, 78, I05 Almalou Honea. 92 Karen Hood. 64, IIO. I05, 206 Pat Horn, 64. I37. I45 Ronnie Horne. 78, I42 Frank Houx. 78 Cindy Howard. 78 Don Howard. 78. I6I Jerry Howard. 78, I05 Phil Howard, I26 Rhett Hubbard. 92, 97 Steve Hudgens, 78. I05 Tommye Hudson. I30 Henry, we've got to stop meeting like this Paul Hughes. I05 Sandy Hull. 64 Darlena Hulsey. 64. I07. I05 Debbie Hunt. 92. IO9 Billy Hunter. 77 Kathy Hurren. 78. II2, 2I I Jim Hurren, 64 Melody Hurst, 92. I09 Dinah Huseman, 92 Charles Hutchison, 92 Lynn Hutchison, 64, I49, IB9 Mike Hutchison, I53 Jon Hutson, 92 Tommye Hutson, 64, 2I I Jay Hutto, 92 Donna lrgens. 64 Jack Jackowski, I I3 Mike Jackowski. 78. 207 Danny Jackson. 92 Paula Jackson. 78, I05 David James. 64 Pat James. 78, I I2 Roy James. 64, I30 Teresa Jarrard. 78 Barbara Jarrett. 92 Jan Jefferson. 64 Charlotte Jeffreys, 92 Jimmie Jeffreys. 65 Tommy Jenkins, 92, I I2. I58 Gina Jennings, 92 Mark Jenson, 65 Tim Jeter, 92 Bill Johnson. 79 Carolyn Johnson. 78. I58 Debbie Johnson. 65 Dale Johnson, 65 Debra Johnson. 92 Jana Johnson, 65, I07. I05 Janet Johnson. 92. ZI4, I I8 Jim Johnson, 92, 88 Jimmy Johnson, 78 Lyn Johnson. 65. 262, 2l7. I87 Pat Johnson. 92 Tim Johnson, 92 Richard Johnson, I43 Linda Johnston, 92 Paul Johnston, 78 Jan Jones, 78 Jana Jones. 92, l72 John Jones. 65 Judy Jones. 78 Kathy Jones. 78, 202 Pam Jones. 92, IO9. I I2 Randy Jones, I23 Vicki Jones. 92, I I2 Wally Jones, 78, I07, I05 Kathy Jordan. 78 Susan Jorden, 65 Debbie Justice, 79 Nelda Justice. 65 Richard Justice. 65. 105 Rocky Justice. 92 Teresa Justice. 93 Freddy Keel. 65 Larry Keils, 79. 105 Kathy Keith. 79 Leslie Keith, 79 Morris Keith. 79 Wayland Keith. 65 Jeannie Kemp, 93 Alan Kendrick. 65 Karen Kennedy, 93 Debbie Kennerly, 65 Zane Kent. 79, 142. 145, 204 Rick Keoughan, 142. 191 Stork Key. 823 Judy Kilkelly. 65, 114 Jimmy Ki11ip,65 William Wesley Killip, 65. 145 Howard Kincaid. 65, 149 Kathy Kincheloe. 79 Kenneth Kirsh, 93 Ricky Kirsh. 65 Mac Art Knee. 36. 223 Brent Knight, 93. 143 Larry Knox, 65 Irene Koerner. 79 Sylvia Komatsu, 93. 214, 203. 206 Dennis Kubiak, 65 Sabine Laborde. 93 Dean Lane. 93. 143 Pat Lana, 79 Randy Lane. 79 Sudie Lane. 93 Cathy Larson. 93. 112. 1 ll Pam Larson, 65 George Larty. 79 Tommy Lavy, 93 James Lawhan, 143 Glenda Lawless, 65 Tom Lawrance. 93. 153 Robert Lawrence. 79, 97. 144 Richard Lawton. 79 Sharon Lawton. 65 Jan L'Ecuyer, 93 Barby Lee, 79 Cheryl Lee. 79 Randy Lee, 149, 209 Terry Lee. 93. 143 Texanna Lee, 93 Donald Lehmberg. 93, 153 Dale LeMaster. 117 Carol Leseman. 79 Dorthy Leseman, 79 Val Lewis. 79 Pam Little. 79 Charles Livingston. 93 Stan Livingston, 93 Terrie Livingston. 79 Lisa Lockhart. 93. 112 Martha Long. 79 Laura Lord, 93, 112 Arena Lore. 93 Pam Lorenz. 93 James Lother, 79 Kim Lotz. 79, 112 Sherry Lowrey. 79 Rodger Luck, 79. 105 Lucy Luker, 79 Peggy Lusty. 102. 110. 119 Michael Lyssy, 79. I55 Sherry McA1indon. 93, 112 Ken McCarty, 93, 121 Mike McCauley, 161 Maggie McClain. 93. 112. iss Joe McCormich. 142 Rodney McCoy. 93 Jayne McCracken, 93 Barbara McDowell. 94 Gerrel McDowell. 94. 123 Mary Ann McDutt. 94 Janel McGee, 110 David McGoodwin. 152 Jeanette McKenzie. 112, 158 Buddy Mcliittrick. 142 KentMcMi11an.80 Rick McNeely. 80 Norma McNie1. 80, II2 Barbara McOueary, 94 Donald McOueary, 80 Debra McRorey. 94, 112 Matthew Mecha. 144 Steve McSwain, 93 Nelson Mahrt, 126 Marshall Mainard. 94 Sonia Mann. 110 Randy Malcik. 80 John Malmberg. 94. 143 David Malugen. 94 JettManto1k. 94. 92 Walter Manning. B0 Bill Marcom 80. 152 Dan Marcom 94 Linda Marsh. 80 Cindy Marshall. 94, 112 Linda Marshall, B0 Douglas Martin, 80 Jimmy Martin 80, 144 John Martin, 80, 175 Teresa Martindale, 80 Debi Marx. 94, 112 Brenda Masengill, 132 Vicki Mashburn, 110 Annabelle Massey, 167 Donna Matkin, 94 Cody Maxwell. 94 Gina Mayo. 80 Jon Mays, 94 Val Meador. 125 Mary Meads. 80, 105 Melissa Mealer. 80. 74 Debbie Measures. 67 Becky Meek. 67 Mike Mercer. 67 Marsha Meredith. 94 Kenneth Meredith. 80 Chuck Merritt. 80 Larry Metzger. 67 Steve Meyers, 94 Gregg Middleton, 80. I55 Randy Miles, 80 Babs Miller. 80 Cheryl Miller. 67. 110 David Miller. 94 Debbie Miller. 94 Debbie Miller. 80, 112 Garry Miller. 67 Herb Miller, 67 Jim Miller. 67 Kathy Miller. 94 Mark Miller. 94 Patty Mi11er.67 Richard Miller, 76, 145. 182 Janet Millett, 80, I 12 John Millett. 67. 105 Anna Milliken. 94 Don Milliken, 80. 142 Tara Milner. 81 Cindy Minchey, 94. 115 Fred Minix. 81 Cindy Minninger, 67 Bob Montgomery. 81 Ellen Moore. 81 Pam Moore. 67. 109, 118 Teresa Moore. 94. 112. 124 Gary Morgan. 67 Bill Morrill, 81 Gary Morris, 94 Brenda Morrison, 94. 165 Kenneth. R. Morrison. 94 Gerry Morse. 94 Kim Morse, 81 Yvonne Motes. 81 Jim Mowrey. 81 John Mueller. 94 David Muller, 105 Joanne Mumaw. 94, 113. David Murphy, 81, 142 Marc Musgrove. 81, 155 Karen Musick. 67. 105 Jimmy Myer. 94. 156 Katie Myers, 67. 113 Mike Myers. 94, 143 Terry Myers. 94. 157 Judy Nance. 81 Bill Napier. 67. 105 Evelyn Nettleton. 81 Kay Lynn Neuman, 67. 62. 185, 158 Sheri New, 81. 173. 207. 215. 160 Teresa Newlen. 81 Marilou Newton. 94 Alan Nicholls. 81, 152 Shelly Nicholls. 67 Page Nichols. 81 Barry Nickell. 81 Karen Niswanger. 67 Gary Northern. 94 Angela Nowlin, 94 Teresa Nowlin Doug Oakes, 94. 143 Lary O'Brian, 94, 143 Maureen o'conne11. 75 Pat Odell, 95. II2, 111,203 Ramona Odom, 81, 112 Ed Ogle, 67 Pam Oldham. 95 Vicki Oldham. 81 Dennis O'Nea1, 81 Vicki Orr. 67 Mark Orth. 81 Kim Osborn. 81. 112 Sue Osborn. 95 Randy Owens, 95 Tony Owens. 81 Beverly Oxley. 81 Bill Palmer. 81 Mike Palmer. 95 Kelly Palmer, 81 Kay Papusch, 95 Janet Park. 68. 110. 187 Nancy Parker, 95 Susan Parker. 68 Joe Parr, 95 Charles Conrad Pass, 95 Geottrey Patching. 68, 161 Tom Patching, 95 Deborah Patterson. 95, 158 Mark Patterson, 68 Lisa Patterson, 81 Ricky Patterson. 81 Allison Payne. 95 Robert Payne. 68 Vicki Payne. 81 Jay Payton. 95 Beth Pearson. 81, 204, 215 Greg Pederson. 81 Don Pengelly, 82 Steve Pennington. 82 Jim Peters. 95 Jett Petty, I55 Robert Phiter, 68 David Philips. 82 Doug Phillips, 82 John Phi11ips,95. 143 Ladean Phillips. 82, 112, 76 Paul Phillips. 82 Vicki Phillips, 82 Steve Phillips. 95. 143 Harold Pierce 95 Robert Glen Plumlee, 82, 142 Margaret Plumlee, 95 Debbie Plumleigh, 84 Cathy Pointer, 82 John Porter, 104. 105 Rhonda Porter. 95 Patti Pou, 68 Liz Ann Pounders. 82 Suzanne Power. 95 Patti Poynor. 82. 112. 129 Bill Prater. 95 Elizabeth Prater. 68 Marilyn Pressley, 82. 158 Janice Priest. 95 Kenneth Priest. 82 Cindy Prince. 82, 112. 123 Janis Prince. 95, 112 Linda Prince. 68. 105 Christy Pruitt. 109 Melanie Pruitt. 95. 112. 158 Bobby Pryor, 95, I 12 Suzanne Pryor, 82 Carle Pugh. 95. 112. 114, 206 Don Purvis. 95 Mary Lou Purvis. 68, 110, 111 Marsha Pyeatt. 82 Mike Pyeatt. 95 Lana Ragland. 95, 160 Stephen Raines, 95, 112 Tommye Rains. 68 Jean Rainwater, 82 Ralph Raleigh, 82 Ardith Randall, 68 Roma Jo Randle. 68 Steve Randolph, 68 Mike Rapovich, 95 Dan Rascoe. 82, 152 Scott Rasmussen. 68 Yolanda Rasmussen. 95, 214, 204 Donny Ray, 82, 152 Michael B. Ray. 95 Susie Ray, 82 Gary Rearrs, 95 Debbie Reaves. 95. I 12 Debbie Reavis. 82, 112 22 226 Terry Reavis, 82 Chris Reed. 95 Danna Reed, 82 Kennelh Reed, 68 Mechael Reed, 95 Debbie Reeves, 82 Phil Reeves. 82, I07, IOS Karen Rehrneyer, 82 Richard Rehmeyer 68, 62, Eliznbefh Reid. 82 Cheryl Reinli, 95 120 Becky Richardson. 68. IO9 Carol Richardson, 96 John Richardson. 96 Murl Richardson. 68, l55, I23, Elizabefh Richey, 68, IIO Charla Ridge. 68. IIO Dawne Rigby, 82, ll2 Harlan Riley. 96 Debby Ripaldi. 96 Susan Ripaldi, 68 David Risler, 82 William Roland. 96, I43 Tresea Rollins. 96 Shirley Rose, 83, II2 James Rosr. 96, 206 Sally Rosf, 83. II2, 207, l89 Lula Rosser, 83 Charles Rofh. 83, I44 Rulh Ann Roulon, 83 Weldon Rowan, 96 Jusfin Rue Gayla Ruhmann, 68, llO f ' ' .., s . :iv s! 1: hs 0 Nr' er: NJ Very, s .f,., r Q I r fy 4. 'FH-. ggi. . Q.: I I O Nancy Rernley, 95 lI2 Marla Remley, 68, IIO Cindy Reneau. 68 Lorraine Reneau. 95 Randy Raw, 95, I43 Vernon Rew, 68, I44. 2Ol, Kris Reynolds, 82 Mark T. Reynolds, 95, I43 Sfeve Rhodes, 82 Bill Ribinslsas, 95 l43, l53 Randy Rich. 95, 90, 97, I4 Debbie Richards, 68 Teri Richards, 95 209 3 , l72, I53 Burch . . . Curry . and . . . The . . . Monarch Sheri Lynn Riyeire 82 Dena Robbins, 83. I79 Sreve Robbins, 96 Sieve Roberson, 96 Connie Roberrs, 96 Barbara Roberlson, llO Bill Robertson, 96 Barbara Robinson, 96. l I2 Robert Robinson, 96 Gayle Robinson, 68 Viclri Robinson, 68 Randy P. Rodgers, 68 Debra Rodriguez, 96. I I2 Chrisfine Ruiz, 83 Debbie Runyan, 96 Linda Rush, 96 John Rust, 69 Sfeve Rulledqe, 69 Karen Rux, 83 Karen Rylrer, 83, Il8 Debra Salazer, 96, ll2 Debie Sanborn. 83 Paul A. Sanborn. 69 Bill Sanders, 83 Ellen Sanders, 96. IIS Milne Sanders. 96 Mike Sandoval. 96, l43, I44 Roger Sandoval, 83. ISB Marie Sands. 96 Gary Sarratt, 83 Gary Saylor, 96, 553 Ross Schappell. 96 Debra Schaub, 96 Jack Schaveland. IO9 Gail Scherer, 69, ll0. 209 Jay Schmitt, I29 Ann Schneidmiller, 83, ll2, l5B, I33 Eddie Seiheimer, 69, IOS Michele Selt, 69 Suzie Shurnaker, 96 Kim Shurtlett, 96, ll2, II4 Patty Self, 96 Kip Siewert, 96, IS6 David Shackeltord, 69 Rachel Sirnmons, 97 Alicia Shaner, 69, l26 Karen Simoneau. 83, 76 Teresa Shaner, 96 Dorinda Sims, 97 David Shannon, 96 Graig Skaggs, 83 Patty Shannon, 69. ll0, I l l, 2OI, 209 Laure Skittington, 83 Paula Sharpe, 69 Jyl Shattuck, 69 Charlene Shearhart. 83 Mary Skittinqton, 97 Buzzie Skiles, 97 Max E. Skirt, 5,00l Kids...Pull...0ff...Another...Job... Susan Schrieidrniller, 69, IlO, 70 Sharon Scholl, 96, ll? Jo Ann Schrettler, I I0 Tim Schuster, 96 Melinda Schuss, 69. I8-1 Tirn Scoggins, 96 Bruce Scott, IO7, IOS Cindy Scott, B3 Kathy Scott, 69, I IO Richard Scott, 96 Tim Scott, 69, IIO, II4, ll6 Nancy Seaholm. 83 Peggy Seaholm, 96 Kristi Shelton, 83, IZ4, l25 Mary Shelton, 83 Kristi Shelton, 83, l24, l25 Mary Shelton, 83 Paula Shelton, 96 Susanne Sheridan. 83, ll2 Geoffrey Sherman, 96 Earl Sherman, 69 Frank Sherrod, 69, I44 Melinda Shipley, 96, l6O Mark Shobe, 69 Jo Ann Shrettler, 70 Tina Shrettler, 96, lI2 Jan Slack. 70, Il0 Miriam Slaughter, 97, lI2 Barbara Sloan. 97, Il2 Lynn Sloan. 70, llO David Slocum, 70. 144 Tom Small, 83, lO9 Jimmy Smallwood, 83 Jackie Smart, 97 Vicki Smart, 70 John Smatlak, 70, IOS Vicki Smatlak. 97 Andy smafh, 70, iw Cheryl l.. Smith, 70 227 85 28 Cindy Smith, aa, 164,202,215 Doug Smith. I07 Donna Smith, 70 Jacki Smith. 97, l02. 87 Jett C. Smith. 97 Jim Smith. 83. l45 Mac Smith, 83 Mary Smith. 97 Melinda Smith. 97 Mixon Smith. 83. I42 Pat Smith, l09 Peggy Smith, 97 Rhonda Smith. 97 Scot C. Smith, 70 Scott E. Smith. 70 Stuart Smith. 83 Bill Smoak. 83. I42 Janet Snapka, 97, II2 Doug Snow. 84, I42 Lisa Snow. 84 Robert Snyder. 84, I24 Gale Southern. 70 Ricky Sowders, 70 Carol Sowers, 97 Earl Spradling. 70 Jim Sparks, 84 Melinda Spears. 97, I I2 Linda Spencer. 97 Rita Spencer, 97 Scott Spencer. 97, 9l Scott Spiegel, 97, I43 Jane Squires. 84 Joani Squyres, 84. II2, I7I Kay Squyres, 97 Glenn Stagner, 84 David Stanley, 97. l23 Teressa Starkey, 70. I IO, 67 Charla Statum, 70. I I0 Melanie Stellar, 97. I I2 Joy Stephens, 97 Daniel Stetson, 9I. 153 Cindy Stevens. 98, I I2 Cindy Stevens. 98 Jimmy Stevens. 84, l52 Mike Stevens, 98 Linda Stewart, 98 Sherry Stewart. 84 Terry Stewart. 84 Corky Stiles. 98 Fred Stiles. 84 Dana St. John. 84 Debbie Stokes. 98 Linda Stone, 70 Sharrye Stowe, 70, I I0 Jim Strack, 98 Paula Straight. 98 Linda Stricklin. 70. I I0 Susan Stricklin, 98 Jim Strong, 98. I43 Ricky Stuck. 98 Ernest Sullens, 70 Tommi Summerville. 98. I I2 Kenneth Sutton, B4 Randall Sutton. I42 Cyndi Taggart. 98 Glenda Tallant, 98 Lynda Tallant, 98 Michael Tanner. 98 Carol Tarver, 70 Brenda Tatum, 84 Linda Tatum .84 Mark Tatum. 84, I77, I20 Ga ry Taylor. 84, I42 Patsy Taylor. 70, l09 Jan Teague. 70 Connie Temple, 70 Timmy Terrell. 84 Don Terry. 98 Sharon Testa. 98 Nancy Tharp. 84 Jack Thiebaud, 98. I43. I53 Allan Thieme, 84 A'Dell Thomas, 98, II2, l58 Bebe Thomas, 84, I23 Deborah Thomas, 70 Lisa Thomas. 70, l09 Sandra Thomas. 98, l I2 Terry Thomas. 98 Vic Thomas. 98 Shiryl Thompson, 84. I I2, 74 Carol Thorn, 70. 63, I29 Brad Thornton, 84, l36, l39. I4 Bobbie Thurman, 98 Keith Tidwell. 84, IO4 Larry Tillery. 98 Debbie Tockey, 84 0. I45. I47, I73 Susan Todd. 99 Collin Tomlinson. 99 Beale Tolbert. 84, I25 Maureen Tolbert. 70. l3I David Tolson, 84 Margaret Torres. 99 Tim Tout. 70 Jettrey Traster, 99. 206 Mark Travis, 70 Randy Travis. 99 Sherry Travis, 84 Billy Trawick, 99 Ricky Trout, 7l, l02. 20l. I49 Terry Truax. 99 Tim Trudeau, 84. I05 Joa Tucker. 99.. l43 Merrill Wade. 7I. I42 Vanessa Waggener. 7l Cathy Wagner, 7l, I I0 Renee Wagner, 85 Cindy Walker, 85. l03 Duke Walker, 85 Kathy Walker, 85 Ralph Walls. I37. I38 Mike Wallace. 85 Mike Wallace, 85 Becky Walton, 99 Sharon Ward. 99. I I2, I I5 Susan Ward, 7l Cathy Warren. 99 Marty Warren. 7I Larry Waters. 7I David Tupper, 99 Brenda Turner. B4 Kathy Turner. 99 l97I CATAMOUNT STAFF Mark Waters, 99 Renee Wathen. 99 Peggy Watkins. 7I, I32 Randall Watkins. l05 Donna Watson. 99. I I2, 90 Pat Watters, 85, l I2 Cindy Wattier, 85 Mindy Watts, 85 Jack Weaver. 99, l43 Jim Webb. 99. I02. 203. 204, 20 David Webster. 7I Debbie Webster, 99 George Webster. 85 Tookie Webster. 99 Martin Wager. 85 Charlotte Weir, 85 Cathy Welborn, 7l Walter Welborn. I I4 Walter Welborn. 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