Woodrow Wilson High School - Crusader Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 316 of the 1977 volume:

CR USADER 1977 Volume XLIX WOODROW WILSON K High School Dallas, Texas 1 WILDCA T WORLD Who's Who..................12 Wit and Wisdom.............30 What's Happening...........58 Worthwhile Pastimes.......100 Working to Win............148 We the People.............210 Ways to Wealth............282 Dk i .itUUit I Sal 'tb Hti iahftraff of iflrrit far armitplufintfiit m sivoaiM MO 3MIHS i si Friendship isn't hard to find here at Woodrow. A person can almost always turn around and find a smiling face. - Rachel Trevino 5 Happiness is like the summer skies all clear and blue, It comes to us in joyous times of old and new. Happiness is just a feeling which comes and goes. It seldom ever comes when you are feeling low. Happiness is a feeling you can depend upon, To brighten your day like the rays of the sun. Happiness can be enjoying the sights and sounds of the world. Happiness can be just looking at a baby squirrel. Happiness can be just sitting in the peace and quiet, Thinking of some happy place or historic sight. Happiness can be wishing that you are very wealthy. To me Happiness is just being alive and healthy. - Michael McQuinney What makes me unique is that there is no one else in the world like me. - Miss Parrett look at the tree through tear-filled eyes, remember the future, then ask yourself why. why you're the one with no friends by your side, and yet you’re the one with more problems to hide. look in the mirror, the young face you see, now look again, can you still see that tree? the face is now wrinkled, all worried with fear, the young face you had no longer is here it died with the days you now wish you had. it died with the seasons, your mom and your dad the future is fine, if you know where you’re going, you can’t succeed without knowledge of knowing. look in the minor, can you still see the tree? your face is now young; oh look, can you see? the friends you once had are now friends again. Remember the future; the past has no end. - Linda Waddle 7 There tends to be a feeling of closeness, and togetherness at Woodrow. - Jim Hardwick - Mrs. Conner Our school spirit outlasts any other school’s spirit. Our confidence is stronger than the claws of defeat. Lynn Ehrhardt When someone is hurt friendship is a great healer Michelle McDowell I like the overall feeling you get from attending W.W. The people here really make you feel like you belong. The school spirit is fantastic and it makes me proud to go to Woodrow. Everyone here is wonderful and I love ’em. - LaDonna Castanuela . . .SHINE ON i it t i ! WHO'S WHO 12 Kenneth Nichols FINALISTS Mike Apple BRUCE WHEELESS MISS WILDCA T June Russell FINALISTS Donna Robinson JANET THOMAS M 0 S T H U M 0 R 0 U s Robert Wilcox and Judy Jones Robin Weatherly Diane Dickens David Fincher Carol Russell 16 Kenny Huff and Brenda Parker M 0 S T T A L E N T E D Casey Wise Alice Freeman Lonnie Murphy Gwen Williams 17 Co o Greg Turner and Cindy Rodriguez Susan Carroll Jack McDonald Bonnie Crawford Mike Becerra 18 Robert Pike and Sandy Hardgrove F R I E N D L I E S T Harry Crawford Linda Humphreys Martin Lopez Elaine Talbert 19 David Allen and Robin Trent Jenny Fugate Laurin Curtis Kenneth Nichols Karen Peters 20 Willie Morgan and Michelle Metzger Alice Moser Holly Harrington Joel Lucas Tom Heckman 21 Michael Byers and Teresa Musgrove Sandra Brecheen Richard Vinson Mike McQuinney Taffy Ehrhardt 22 David Yates and Kathy Shoemaker Caleb Lyra Pauy Rusk Liz Oliver James Castleberry 23 Who's Who Cindy Rodriguez, Alan Reno, Patty Rusk, Cindy row Wilson’s outstanding choir members. Hooker, and Harry Crawford were selected as Wood- MARTIN LOPEZ participated in the 1976 Acclimation Program held at S.M.U. This two week program gave accounting background for the high school students. Martin Lopez was the only one chosen to represent Woodrow Wilson. 24 FRONT ROW: Cindy Rodriquez, Martin Lopez, and Melanie Proctor. SECOND ROW: Sam Murphy, Patty Rusk, Mary Ann Dye, Janet Thomas, and Bruce Wheeless. These students were chosen to be on the Executive Assistance Program. TERESA MUSGROVE was selected as a D.A.R. Citizenship nominee from Woodrow Wilson. ■ KENNETH DAVIS was awarded Honorable Mention for All-District Linebacker. All-Metro High School American. KENNY HUFF as a Junior was selected All-District Linebacker. As a Senior he was selected All-District 11-AAAA, Most Valuable Player 11-AAAA in All-Greater Dallas. He also was selected High School All-American. DAVID ALLEN was selected as All-District, All-Metro and High School All-American. BRUCE WHEELESS was selected All-District Utilityback, All-District Defensive End, and Honorable Mention for All-Metro. JENNY FUGATE as a Sophomore and Junior went to the U.I.L. regionals. Also as a Sophomore she was second in the city. As a Junior she was first in city competition. She played on the Dallas City Team in the National City Tournament. In 1976 she ranked thirteenth. 26 TAFFY EHRHARDT participated in the Executive Assistant Program as a Junior. She also was President of the Explorer's Post 101 and participated in Allied Youth. KATHY SHOEMAKER was elected President of the Dallas District P.A.S.F. 27 TOP ROW: Bonnie Crawford, Cynthia Drane, Karen Harper, and Nancy Collins. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Herb, Matt Herbener, Richard Vinson. These Seniors were chosen for the All City Marching Band. CINDY RODRIGUEZ participated in Allied Youth. She was also chosen for Girls State Citizen. 28 61 WIT and WISDOM 31 MR. JC Assista: MR. IX Assistant MR. MATO®EDWARDS AssisiatUBincipal lidancc C MfJlER Clerk tlS.ERICKSON Jidartce'Sterk V1AN HERR1CI Clime i BILL BARNES Youth Action £EN CpOK •mh Action SGT. DON BACON R.O.T.C. Physical UNA BLEVINS lomaiics VERA BRITTON Science . ' BEN. AYTOM Social Studies BOB CARGJLE 0R1A CONNER Study HalU Language Ans BILL DAVIS Mathematics JOAN DAVIS Science CAROLYN ELDREDGE Mathematics :kelman ige Am JUDY EPPRIGHT Language Am NOVA Sc •GT. ALPHINi R.O.T MAURICE GINDRATT Drafting BOBdJ EN Sciences ALTON HILL Social Studies JEANNE GUERRA An rOHNSPN. Language Arts KENNETH KIMBRELL Athletic Director MICHAEL KERBY Social Studies .RNESTO LERMA Science DAVID HcCARI Mathematics MARL anguagej FLOY Careen .ONE ation mays Studies DAPHRENE MARTIN Science , MABJHA NELS Stu� v Hall DEBORAH PA GORDON PORTER Social Studies DORIS PIERCE Librarian JIM P Mathei GgDFREY-rWfclTE Youth Action R ZACHARY rcative Arts h lA.Y WILKINS Career Educatioi SALLY WING' Language An TEACHERS They quiz you, They check you, And even make you feel great They tease you, They admire you, But hate your being late. They help you, They puzzle you, They make you feel cool. They like you, Despise you, They teach at our school. They test you, They score you. They can’t stand your sight. They bore you, Mislead you. They think that you’re bright They pass you. They flunk you, They give you an ”A”. They praise you, Misuse you. And often refuse you. By Martin Lopez Q ypiCQ noonday PRoming MoNdA'Y N, . LoofcS UK Q t©u jh yfcar i (TW class Con- S+S 1 uk rauSfccS,4pn e$S' ional ftKija af o Knif£'u)� £d o9 mf istj ttko'S Sure to u nd up iY)fk£jStete Rtfc W+ t; 7 V „ h Tests .you’rfc lucKy yaut onW ■HpchirAtTe IshmOAi £reat • Physicist c-3) ( Denn s Sm� +h (“1947- 1917) I uqM- Q+lOoodr® 5 iJiUSoo fVbrTl uOt l (• . suffered «t r trvcws b«6A dou;n [rcso l+imCfom h«S fcxtiaorfcular activities asroelystao 3 03 part'.ts, y3 drops, and tr.p3 to fth6 p 1q rC r� rn. 43 Woodrow Bigger and Better The big story this year at Woodrow is the supplement of the ninth grade from J. L. Long. With Woodrow becoming a four year school and the addition of 470 freshmen, have come some problems for principal Wayne Pierce. Commenting about the new students, Mr. Pierce expressed pleasure in heading a larger school, although some slight problems have arisen. ’’We’ve been fortunate,” said Mr. Pierce, ’’that everything has gone smoothly this year. The new students will greatly add to uniting Woodrow’s school spirit. Magnet schools’ emphasis on early childhood education and greater involvement of the community is a result of the April 7 desegregation plan handed down by the federal court. The standardization of grade levels are k-3 childhood centers, 4-6 intermediate schools, 7-8 middle schools, and 9-12 high schools. Coach Collett pockets some money while Mr. Brown has his back turned. Kelly French tries to smile about his new schedule given to him by Mrs. Newton. Mrs. Kirk helps Craig Harbison with the everyday school business. 44 Mr. Cruz and Mrs. Hoefnagel, boih newcomers seem to work quite well together. Mrs. Foley tries to concentrate in the busy attendance office. Richard Romero looks on with great interest as Mrs. Herrick shows him his health record. 45 Liz Oliver and John Sampson try to be fashionable at school. Special Education has Jake Mason up on his feet and working. Ms. Cole examines a student’s work to make sure he is doing it right. 46 Ms. Pearson offers to explain math problems to her student. Students frequently seek Mr. Brown’s opinion on math problems. Students often lend each other a helping hand with their homework. Ms. Eldredge gives her students personal attention. Mr. Riley always gives individual help to his students. 47 Mr. Dennis Smith gives a few pointers to Taffy Science students learn about gravity. Ehrhardt and Bob Moyer. Mr. Lerma lends a helping hand to his students. Lonnie Murphy thinks physics is fun. 48 Kelvin McDuffy can't believe his eyes. He’d never These students are doing their research for history, seen that question before and there it was on the They are Shawn Belcher, Eric Roy, Brain Whitrow. test. David Cunniff takes a sneak preview of his neighbor’s paper 49 Mike Spurlock uses his great skill of making a clay pot during Mrs. Tompkins an class. Serious practicing is on Richard Vinson’s mind while everyone else is having fun. Betsy Allen and Cynthia Drane play their best to impress the camera woman. Laura Watson's talent is greatly appreciated in 6th period choir. 50 Taking his Latin test, Bobby Hartman doesn’t have time to smile. Ms. Owen is teaching her French class about the geography of France. 51 Sheri Reynolds is looking up to heaven for an answer, in her 2nd year Spanish class. In Mr. Malone’s 2nd period C.V.A.E. class, David First period C.V.A.E. has Donna Nickleberry and Cunniff and Robert Parr settle down to their assign- Diana Dickens working hard. ment. 52 Just being in her V.O.E. class makes Earnstine Chavez happy. Bill Nolen, Chyral Parish, Evelyn Hempstead, David Coursey and Joel Lucas discuss a skit for drama. Donald Hudson expresses his opinion in Mrs. Eckel-man’s speech class. In Ms. Mays’s psychology class, William Morgan David Yates, Martin Lopez, and Jack McDonald lis-explains his interfeelings while fellow classmates, ten. 53 Mrs. B. White explains the fine points of typing. Mrs. V. White teaches her students how to type correctly. Kenneth Nichols works for perfection. Drafting isn’t always easy. 54 Miss Stovall is giving one of her students special points on a pattern. Rosie Campos just can’t get things straightened out with Mrs. Pierce. Homemaking students are learning to work from a catalog. 55 PM TheR.O.T.C. practices daily. 56 Sitting in a relaxed position, Jerry Johnson and Kenneth Smith discuss a problem. Mr. A. E. James smiles and poses for his picture. During lunch, Becky Louton and Sandra Brecheen converse over the finalists. Pat McDowell really enjoys the delicious home-cooked cafeteria food. 57 WHATS HAPPENING rrIN THE BEGINNING. . . ” a) Tension and excitement fill the faces of Gloria Sabedra, Jill Cunningham, Esther Peterson and Ileana Nava as they are introduced to the Sophomore Class as candidates for Student Council Representatives. b) Bonnie Crawford, right, looks on to make sure that Alice Freeman, Holly Harrington and Martin Lopez are following the right procedures to cast their votes for Senior Class Officers, c) Janet Thomas and Cindy Rodriguez take a five minute break from the Science Club car wash to scrub their hair, while Willie Morgan renders his services as referee. 60 b a) Mr. Dennis Smith, sponsor of the Egg Drop, holds up an unbroken egg in this year’s contest. Prizes for the winning participants included a daily grade of an A” and the satisfaction of knowing how to pack eggs, b) Patrice Mosley exhibits the right technique for washing cars and people simultaneously at the first car wash of the year sponsored by the Science Club, c) Willie Morgan, Cynthia Freeman, and Willie Armstrong have their hands full inspecting eggs packed by students for the First Annual Egg Drop which was held on September 15. Gloria Sabedra and Martha Teer, in the background, seem to be thinking of the fate of their eggs as they journey from a third floor window to the sidewalk below. 61 HOMECOMING 76 Bonnie Crawford HOMECOMING QUEEN: Donna Robison Connie Crawford Kim Jngersoll Michelle Metzger Michelle Mock Alice Freeman 62 Liz Oliver Brenda Parker Janet Thomas CELEBRA TE 63 HOMECOMING DUCHESS: Terri Tuttle Wendy Williams Paige Buckmcycr, HOMECOMING COUNTESS: Bonnie McDonald Cali Campbell LaDonna Castanucla Sally Graf Dottie Garland 64 HOMECOMING COURT October 15 marked the day for this year's Homecoming. The theme was Celebrate and the students had no trouble living up to it. The Student Council sponsored this avent and provided decorations as well as a band called the Highlights. At midnight a hush fell over the crowd, and with a loud j; drum roll, the Queen and her court were crowned. After their coronations, the Queen received roses and her court received bouquets of carnations. Pictured are: Queen Donna Robison, seated at center; Princess Brenda Harper, left; Duchess Terri Tuttle, right; and Countess Bonnie McDonald, in back. 65 a) Pictured above is one of the four Spirit Sticks that our Cheerleaders won this summer, b) Cindy Rodriguez teaches the student body a new cheer she learned at S.M.U. c) The 76-77 Majorettes perform at the Lincoln pep assembly, d) Drill team members do Senior yell at the Hillcrest pep assembly. 66 um, c � 'H 0 kv : OODKU ll jorV fill r f.' a) Sophomore gals do their part by decorating for pep rallies, b) Susan Brady, Anita Williams, and Martha Teer demonstrate how Juniors back their team, c) Parents, as well as students, show their spirit by cheering, d) A band mother presents Mr. Garmon with a Woodrow jacket for his dedication to our school. d 67 Uncle Kimbrell wants YOU! Former Wildcat Matt Russell is always there to support his Alma Mater. Dora Cruz, member of our new pep squad, cheers her team to victory. The R.O.T.C. Flag Bearers bring patriotism to our football games. Besides providing W. Wilson football fans with excellent half-time shows, the Sweethearts always back their team enthusiastically. 69 SPIRIT NIGHT : You’re stepping on my foot. All set for a night on the town. Jana Rains represents the 50's. ;— Just strolling along. 70 Only beauty describes Roxanne Snyder. Tressie Ireland in a 1940's dress. Graduation 40's style. October 14, Woodrow Wilson, with the help of the P. T. A., brought back a lot of memories by sponsoring Spirit Night. This event was well received by the students, teachers, and parents . For the most part, the students enjoyed the dance routines performed by various students. The Older Folk enjoyed sitting back and watching memories parade across the stage arrayed in fashions they once wore. Over all, Spirit Night was a big success. 71 Hey man that’s real groovy. OUTSTANDING SWEETHEARTS Susan Carroll Denise Jones Liz Oliver Kim Ingersoll Carol Russell Sweetheart of the Year June Russell Lisa Johnson Karen Peters Judy Jones 72 NEW CAPTAINS NAMED Each year at the end of the football season, the Sweethearts hold their annual drill-team banquet. This year this event was held at Lakewood Country Club, on December 12, at 2:00. While the girls feasted on a lovely buffet style luncheon, the senior members read their last will and testaments. As always, the best was saved for last. This year's captains placed whistles around the necks of the new 77-78 captains. Photographs Courtesy of Melanie Proctor. 73 I i 74 Senior, Karen Harper makes a futile attempt to repair the heating system. Happiness is . . .a snowman to cuddle. MB ■ � Bad weather gave Woodrow students a chance to stay home and build snowmen with their families. IT’S TOO COLD On October 16 and 17, Woodrow was forced to close down because of heater problems. The temperature was 18 degrees outside and snow covered the ground, but our heating system was out of order. Mr. Pierce made the decision to cancel classes for two days, but the downtown administration reversed the order on the third day. Students had to attend classes in a very cold and damp building. During those days, the most common sound was Achoo!” [ I Senior girls seem to agree, thumbs up, that the Wildcats will beat the Raiders. IT’S TOO HOT! On October 28, students held the annual bonfire at Woodrow Hill. It was a big celebration for everyone involved. The evening started with the lighting of the fire and ended with speeches by football players on their strategies for defeating Skyline. The fire seemed to bring good luck to our team because the following night they defeated Skyline for the first time ever. 11 was so crowded around the bonfire that this group of girls turned to Haskell Stricklen for warmth. 1. 75 76 HO! HO! HO! This year the Spirit of Christmas and a host of Christmas cheer spread throughout Woodrow. In the principal’s office stood a gayly decorated tree, an annual tradition. The choir and band gave a performance that brought the house down and concluded the day caroling through the halls. The harmony and joy of the holiday season was also expressed by the exchange of gifts. 77 Patricia Hamilton takes advantage of the new, short line in the lunchroom. The Senior table in the lunchroom, is an exclusive meeting place for members of the graduating class. Milkman Kevin Gallagher proves to Eyvette Johnson that the customer is always right. Is David Hall trying to tell us something? TO SUIT YOUR TASTE 78 school store offers supplies at cheap price. Shari Derrick is so hungry she could eat a straw. f it's true that you are what you eat, then Juniors, Lanae Pomeroy Matthews, and Leigh Hyde must be eating beautiful food. Joel Bozarth shows us his good side. This year the lunchroom has been more than a place to eat. It has served as the voting booth for elections and has given many organizations a place to sell everything ranging from pickles and suckers to carnations and plants. Lunch at Woodrow is a very relaxed time. It gives students an opportunity to converse with their friends, go shopping at the school store, or even study for tests. 79 2 bits, 4 bits ... all for the Wildcats, stand up and holler! Wildcats cheerleaders show that they have confidence in their team. WILDCATS GO DRIBBLING Team captain, Michael Byers, gives a speech during the pep-rally. Cheerleaders show their talent by breaking the spirit pyramid. 80 Cheerleader Willie Morgan does Coach Scott proudly introduces his thing. the team. Mike Becerra and Yolanda Green show us that Wildcats not only have spirit, but soul as well. David Jakaboski provides the music. After much heated discussion by Student Council representatives and faculty on the subject of having more assemblies, it was decided by Mr. Pierce that if more than three hundred students attended the basketball game against Skyline, an assembly would be held each week. A big pep-rally was held on January 7, which was highlighted by Coach Scott’s introduction of the players and a speech by the team captain. That night students suffered a double loss. Not only did the Woodrow team lose, but less than three hundred people showed up to support them. 81 K : MacBeth Will Ellen Quillian gel an academy award? Prior to the Christmas vacation, Mrs. Martha Timm's English IV classes were busy studying William Shakespeare's drama entitled MacBETH. Besides reading and analyzing the structure of the drama, the students went one step further, by acting out the most important scenes. Props and costumes were used in the big production, and in some parts the actors and actresses added lines of their own. This assignment proved that learning can be fun and humorous. Lady MacBeth is portrayed 1 Donna Walton. Robert Wilcox, Sandy Hargrove and Heidi Cochrane seem to ha something brewing. This must be true love. Will good looks get her the part? MUSICAL TRYOUTS Holly Cole and Joel Bozarth at work. Marti Albee and Gwen Williams take a five minute break. 83 84 FIDDLER ON THE ROOF’ CAST Mark Carr as Tevye Marti Albee as Golde Laurie Lovorn as Hodel Paul Cox as Perchick Theresa Allen as Tzeitel Casey Wyse as Lazar Ricky Crouch as Motel Cynthia Drane as Yente Cali Campbell as Chave Mark Duncan as Fyedka Kim Cunningham as the Fiddler .:♦ . ♦ :♦; ’’FIDDLER ON THE ROOF” February 18th and 19th marked the dates of a performance by the Woodrow Wilson choir that brought the house down. Their performance Fiddler on the Roof” began at 7:30 and ended at 10:30 with a standing ovation. Many students in the choir and art departments put long hard hours into the making of this performance and after it was all over it was evident that it was worth it. 85 86 SNAP, SMILE, FOCUS Liz Rice, Anita Williams, Jana Rains, and Sandra Woods are ” Carnation Girls” for Valentine’s Day. Maria Dominguez helps the Student Council by typing telegrams. Betsy Allen delivers a telegram to Mrs. Strubble. SOMEONE SPECIAL Let’s get into the Valentine spirit. Dancing in the dark. I was so nervous on our first date, but you were so kind and open, and you make me feel like someone special. When it came to our second date, it was as though I had known you forever. I could tell you everything, and you made me feel like someone special. When you would touch me I would tingle with security. I knew you would always be there, and you made me feel like someone special. As time grew on I depended on you more and more which I knew would make it harder to break up at the end, but I couldn’t help it because you made me feel like someone special. Now that you've told me that we won’t work out, after all that I've felt for you, am I supposed to feel like someone special? Hell, I love you, and I should have known that love can't last forever with someone that makes you feel so special. But I guess that it's all for the best because I wouldn't want you to be unhappy with me and feel that you were tied down with someone whom you made feel special. You know she has waited for this time when I would be hurt like hell by your saying Goodbye.” Please don't make her feel like someone special. Goodbye to you; and you asked if I was mad? How can I be mad at someone whom I will always love and who will always make me feel like someone special. - anonymous sophomore 89 BLACK STUDENTS SHO W PRIDE IN THEIR HERITAGE Robert Newhouse of the Dallas Cowboys Mike Taylor talks to fellow students about the Black-History Assembly during his lunch period. The week of February 13-20 was declared National Black-History Week. Students at Woodrow began their celebration one week early due to the tight schedule of their guests. A tremendous assembly was held with senior Michael McQuinney serving as Master of Ceremonies. Featured first was the Bishop College choir singing black folk music, as well as many contemporary pieces. Then, with much excitement in the air, Woodrow Wilson football star, Mike Taylor, introduced Robert Newhouse of the Dallas Cowboys. He delivered a very friendly speech to the student body, assuring them that even though one's goals in life might be high, if one strives hard enough, he can achieve them. Robert Newhouse poses with his cousin, Coacl Lucious Newhouse. 90 This dedicated group of students worked hard after school to prepare for their show. Gloria Sabedra is in charge of the music. MEXICAN-AMERICANS CELEBRATE CINCO DE MA YO” Rosey Fraga waits for her turn to rehearse her dance number. Cinco de Mayo celebrated by Mexican Americans in the United States as well as in Mexico; means simply The Fifth of May. It was on this day that the final battle was fought against the French Domination by the people of Mexico who had freedom in their blood. Cinco de Mayo is celebrated like a Mexican Fourth of July. This year the Mexican Americans at Woodrow Wilson, being proud of their heritage, put together a program with the help of Miss B. Parrett. The show consisted of a variety of Spanish dances and music to try to explain to the rest of the Student Body the meaning of the holiday. 91 hi DESTINY” Woodrow Wilson boys showed much interest. rf— -j — 1 — r ri. DESTINY’’ A special program called Destiny was presented February 14th by a group of college students who travel from state to state. Among these was a former student and cheerleader of Wood-row. These people had a message to get across to the students and used a variety of songs to do so. Their program, which explored the world of drugs and alcohol, held the interest of all the students. The presentation was enjoyed by one and all and many of the people that left the auditorium that day left with a different outlook on life. These people carried their messages in songs. 92 When you’re up, you’re up. When you're up against the Wildcats . . . When you’re down, you're down. . . . You’re upside down! 93 HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION On February 22, 1977, the National Honor Society inducted its 1977 members in the 47th such ceremony in this school. These included 38 members of the class of '77 and 16 members of the class of '78. Kenny Huff, the President presided. Speeches during the ceremony were given by Teresa Musgrove, Janet Thomas, Greg Turner, and Robert Wilcox. The benediction was given by Vice President, Bruce Wheeless. 94 95 96 SMILE, YOU’RE ON CANDID CAMERA. . . 97 98 66 'MOM 0MI1INS dOlS MV311OA ‘AV}IO ' ' ' WORTHWHILE PASTIMES February 12, 1976, was a very important date for the student body, for it was on this day that we elected our 1976-1977 cheerleaders. These eight enthusiastic people have filled our hearts with spirit, by leading us in cheers at assemblies as well as on the field. It’s no wonder we have had so many victories this year. 103 Drill Team Tradition Changes This year brought about a change in tradition. The old tradition of shoulder length hair was eliminated, giving more girls a chance to tryout. The 76-77 Sweethearts, sponsored by Miss Gay Addington and led by three captains developed a precision drill team. Every morning between 7:30 and 8:00 the Sweethearts worked hard perfecting the routines for the coming game. Whether it was the hottest or the chilliest of nights, there was a sweetheart smile of enthusiasm. December 12 was the banquet in which the Sweetheart of the Year and the four new captains were announced. Although there were many differences, problems, and hard work involved, there were also good times and everlasting memories. Ms. A gives a surprised glance at the camera. 1976-77 SWEETHEARTS: FIRST ROW: Nancy Taylor, Capt.; Janet Thomas, Head Capt.; Melanie Proctor, Capt. SECOND ROW: Gwen Williams, Wendy Merrill, Carol Russell, Reyna Tovar, Sylvia Varela, Irene Morales, Alice Carey, Teresa Musgrove, Michelle Peavy, Paula Belcher. THIRD ROW: Miss Gay Addington, Sponsor; Carol Norman, Mary Martinez, Gayla Young, Karen Abrams, Lynda Waddle, Diane Gilmour, Annette Silvas, Roxanne Snyder, Diane Samu-dio, Cherie Bynum, Sandy Hargrove, Linda Sale, Becky Louton, Mgr. FOURTH ROW: Billie Robertson, Mgr.; Liz Oliver, Donna Robinson, Laura Pearson, Denise Jones, Sarah David, Maria Maldonado, Liz Rice, Donna Fugitt, Kendra Criswell, Lisa Johnson, Michelle Mock, Jeri Coats, Mgr. FIFTH ROW: Kim Fincher, Mgr.; Martha Bogie, Kristi Willingham, Karen Satterwhite, June Russell, Monica Hartman, Judy Jones, Kim Ingersol, Darcy Gilbert, Theresa Allen, Camillia Bell, Karen Peters, Cheryl Williamson, Cindy Hooker. SIXTH ROW: Susan Carroll, Leigh Hyde, Patrice Mosely, Shirley Matthews, Sandra Brecheen. CAPTAINS: Nancy Taylor, Janet Thomas and Melanie Proctor show that great Sweetheart smile. What could they be laughing at, I wonder? The tall half of squad 1 show their ability to kick at the Spruce game. Look how high those kicks are! Wendy Merrill, Carol Russell, Gwen Williams, Diane Gilmour, Lisa Smith, and Linda Waddle show their enthusiasm on the field. 105 FIRST ROW Octyl Dranc. Nancy Allen. Paula Bom. Glenda Waddle. Silly Graf. Suean Founne. Mark Howell. SECOND ROW Berry Allen. Karrcn Harper. Cynthia Drane. Da d McPhcnon. Shawn Shot Cynthia Stewart.Jennifer Herbener. Mar thill Campbell. Nancy Collint.Cynthia Freeman. Troy Phillip .Jay Jooer. Viri Prrea. Terre Muegtove. Bcrtrue Crawioed. Richard Vinton THIRD ROW Jana Ram . A Freeman. Kirby Shaw-. Du Dudley. Paul Parke. Miriam Hoe . Matt Herbener. Jimmy Echoic. Phill leonard. Johnny Echoic. Robert Yatec. John Sukma. Archie Endly. Stephen Lucie. Paul Adame. Scon MeCulloch. P Herb. Lautin Cuteie. Bnan Piper. Kenneth Jackton. Mark Cart. Rodney Cavaner,. Daeydjikifcorki WILDCA T BAND HAS A LOUDER RHYTHM It has been a long time, since we have seen a band so enormous in size marching on the field. In fact, the last time Woodrow had such a large band was in 1969. If one had gone to any of our football games, one would have counted exactly ninety heads, not including substitutes. Performing at the games and playing little tunes at the pep assemblies was not the only schedule the hardworking band members had to fulfill. Among other things, they took a trip to Mesquite, Texas, to perform in the Regional Marching Band Competition. ARCHING BAND IRST ROW Tere� a Mutgrove. Marilyn Home, I-rod Crawford. Vickie Bogo . Jana Hendmen SECOND ROW Mxhelle MeDowell, mdi Humphrey . Don Cm . Gwen Mullint, Beverly II lyre . David Fincher. Dorothy Bjllifd. Sybil Genrale . Gloria Sabedra. Kyle arkcr. Frank Manila. Scent Steward. Roy Sccwardi Scott Juctiie. Front Sanchez. Btitl Me William THIRD ROW Tettilyn Ju««e. Kay ItCulloch. Su anr Minina. Kathy Crony. Serve Lovelace. Nadine Jodlcin . Pat McDowell, Ronald Siren , Rt in Dteken . Don TiiUxk. :oben Hilton. William Tarfock. Melanie Godek. Ben Retta. Adam W e, FOURTH ROW Alma Tcnar. Roxmary Ca� tro. Sodha Shetcy IPTH ROW Boyd Collin . Doyle Jodkro . Robe ft Cooney. Albert Alanir. Kcltwin iteen. L A Jeevt . Patty Hamilton. Mr Meyer NOT ICTURFD Dun IrohooF.Cathy Hilton Hey! Listen to the beat. 107 BAND SWEETHEART AND OFFICERS ARE ELECTED The Band Sweetheart is elected not only for looks but for her participation in the Band. This year Julie Cruz was honored with this title for fulfilling her duties as a member of the Band and for having a pleasing personality. It takes more than Mr. Garmon can handle by himself to put together a reliable, organized Band. This year, Band officers were elected by others and appointed by Mr. Garmon to be leaders. This way the band members can have a part in the decisions of the Band, and can be better and more prosperous as a result. ’76-77 Band Sweetheart title belongs to Miss Julie Cruz. FRONT: President, Richard Vinson, Vice President, Cynthia Drane. MIDDLE: Doris Imhoof, Sally Graf, Bonnie Crawford, Julie Cruz. BACK: Betsy Allen, Pat McDowell, David Fincher, Marshall Campbell. STAGE BAND: FIRST ROW: Richard Vinson, Terre Musgrove, Jay Jones, Troy Phillips, Brian Piper, Scott McCullouh, Paul Adams, Laurin Curtis, Paul Herb, Kenneth Jackson, Ben Retta. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Echols, Mark Jenkins, Phill Leonard, John Sukma, Robert Yates. MORE ABOUT OUR BAND When Mr. Garmon was asked how he felt about his band, he replied, It's growing in potential every year, and with the new Freshmen coming in next year, it should be fantastic!” Mr. Garmon also said that one of the reasons the band is more successful is because it receives support from parents and the student body. Marching on the field is not an easy task, but the Wildcat Band seems to be handling it. Other activities included: a day at Six Flags Arlington, and another day performing for the Regional Concert Band Competition. 109 76-77 MAJORETTES We are very proud to have such talented majorettes at Woodrow. Let us introduce you to: Alice Freeman, Kirby Shaw, and Jana Rains. Accompanied by the band at the football games, they perform numerous routines with style, poise, and rhythm. Jana Rains and Kirby Shaw smile sweetly at the photographer as they get their pictures taken. Stovall Celebrates Year With Red Cross The Red Cross members provide their services to the needy organizations throughout the Dallas area. Also, in order to work on these projects, this organization collected $141.00 from various classrooms in the school. an added attraction, Mr. Bob Hultstrand, gave . jech to the male homemakers and Red Cross mem rs about apartment renting and leasing. RST ROW: Pres. - Michelle Peavy, Vice- Pres. - Bertha Rodiquez, Proj. Chairman - Lisa Lankston. SECOND W: Debra Williams, Bonnie Hollins, Theresa Hendley, Robin Miller. THIRD ROW: Darlene Cecil, Jan Chapin, Brenda Whitfield, Beverly Moore. FOURTH ROW: Alice Moser, Sheryl Campbell, Elaine Talbert, zanne Taylor, Bernice Brown. Students Assist In Fisual i4ids m Thom STUDENT ASSISTANTS: From left to light: Kyle Messerschmitt, Cali Campbell, Lisa Lanksion, Heckman, Debbie Bell. Library Council has been given a new name. It is now Student Assistants, a service group. The students help assist in the Media Center during their study hall periods. The sponsor is Mary A. Brown. Helpers are Thomas Heckman, Cali Campbell, Debbie Bell, Chuck Everett, Kyle Messerschmitt, UsaLankston, Troy Fillips, Fauicia Archie, and Salvador Garcia. These students are a very big help to all of us. Salvador seems to be a profi library work. BON JOUR Bonjour! The French Club was held every two weeks at 3:00 o’clock in room 201. The purpose of this club was to develop an awareness and appreciation for French culture, customs and the French language. Special activities held this past year were film festivals at SMU and UTA, and visiting French Restaurants. Students did not have to enroll in French in order to be in the club. The officers were Diane Post, President; Terri Tuttle, Secretary; Don Tatlock, Vice President; and Cynthia Drane, Treasurer. The sponsor was Miss Jacqueline Owen. ROW: Marii Allbee, Candy Sockwell, Diane Post, Terri Tuttle, Archie Endly. SECOND ROW: Don Tat-ock, Cynthia Godwin, Joy Hatzenbueller, Miss Jacqueline Owen (sponsor). Shannon Oliver, Mireyo Juarez, licia Salazar. BACK ROW: Gustalupe Barron, Caroline Rynearson, Cheryl Drane, Pat Myers, Adam Wyse, enny Herbener, Sara Peck. NOT PICTURED: Cynthia Drane, Sherry Meyer, Deva Stefanos. f 113 Council ponders over plans for a successful feedback from the students. Council at Work The Student Council plays a very important role. Their main concern is to make the school better, and try to fill everyone's needs. The council sponsored a Homecoming Dance with the theme Celebrate,” it was held in the school lunchroom on October 15. Members listen intently as the President speaks. 114 SOCIAL COMMITTEE: FIRST ROW: Gloria Sabedra, Douie Garland. Lynn Ehrhardi, Sylvia Varela. SECOND ROW: Donna Robison, Cindy Rodriguez, June Russell, Emily Sherrill, Susan Laurea, Diane Samudio. THIRD ROW: Chuck Everett, Diane Dimas, Janet Thomas, Bruce Whee-less, Alice Freeman, Robert Pike, Betsy Allen. ELECTION COMMITTEE: FIRST ROW: Annettee Silvas, Bonnie Crawford, Belinda Retta, Shannon Oliver, La Donna Castanuella, Maria Maldonado. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Freeman, Carolyn Jones, Jorge Dominguez, Cali Campbell, Cindy Moseley. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: FIRST ROW: Caleb Lyra, Barbara Towne, Billie Robertson, Denise Jones, Ruth Aguilar, Wendy Williams. SECOND ROW: Mike McQuinney, Joe Shearin, Reginald Harge, David Allen, Kenny Huff, Terri Tuttle, Kay Edwards. This year's sponsors were Mrs. Ruth Struble and Mr. Gary Collett. They were both very eager to participate and help. The council sponsored Life Leadership Labs, Valentine telegram sales, and elections. They were also concerned with suggestions of the students, by having a feedback session in the middle of the year. The feedback supplied the council with ideas for the years to come. 115 Key Club Reports Record Year The 1977 Key Club is proud to report a record year. President David Yates stated, This is one of the most hard working and dedicated clubs that I have ever been associated with. Other officers included Robert Wilcox, Vice-President; Jimmy Echols, Secretary; and Kevin Gallager, Treasurer. Yates cited Echols and Gallager as outstanding juniors and officers and plans on them to make an invaluable contribution to the 77-78 club. The club's first money making event was the State Fair of Texas Goat Race. Woodrow defeated the Plano Key Club and claimed the $100 first prize. The club also took advantage of the Christmas season and sold Poinsettia plants for $5.00 each and raised over $400 in profits. The next major project was a fund raising Valentine Dance open to the student body. With these and other events the Key Club accounted for a budget near the $1000 mark. Funds were appropriated for a $250 scholarship for a deserving senior, another $200 for the East Dallas kids and a substantial emergency fund was included. Coach Gordon Porter took on the club for his first year and did a fine job of keeping the club together. Coach Michael Kerby also assisted and took time out from his busy schedule to work with the club. Membership is open to any male student, and all prospects are admitted by application only. Dues are approximately $4.50 per year. KEY CLUB: FRONT ROW: Bobby Hartman, Clark Hood, Alan Luecke, UFO (Unidentified Female Object), Jack No Face” Hood, Martin Lopez. SECOND ROW: Greg Turner, Mike Wajdowicz, Charles Seeker, Bruce Wheeless, Robert Yates. BACK ROW: David Yates, David Smith, Robert Wilcox, Haskell Stricklin, Robert Pike, Joe Shearin. . j Greg the snoz” Irvin Charles the lips Seeker 9 at m Mr. Ugly Haskell Bulldog Stricklin and his ugly Court. Jack the dipper Hood Greg Pug Turner too ugly to photograph. % 16 r f. FRONT ROW: Clark Hood, Bobby Hartmann. SECOND ROW: Robert Yates, Lew McCoy, David Smith, Chuck Sellers, Bill Kickham, Andy Campbell, Jack Hood. THIRD ROW: Mike Wajdowicz, Charles Seeker, Haskell Stricklin, Greg Turner, Alan Luecke, Martin Lopez. BACK ROW: Tom Heckman, Joe Shearin, Greg Irvin, Kevin Gallagher, Lonnie Murphy, Robert Pike, Bruce Whecless, Robert Hilton, Joel Bozarth, Coach Porter (Sponsor). OFFICERS: Jimmy Echols, Secretary; Robert Wilcox, Vice-President; Kevin Gallager, Treasurer; David Yates, President. Joe ’’Moose' Shearin too ugly to photograph. y 117 CHOIR STEALS THE SHO W The members of the 6th period Concert Choir are: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bircher, Sondra Copling, Cindy Rodriguez Sharon Woods, Kelly Sheaner, Rhonda Taylor, and Cherie Bynum. SECOND ROW: Gwen Williams, GayL Baines, Emily Sherril, Sarah David, Annettee Silvas, Reena Papanickolaou, Robin Miller, and Gwen Mullins THIRD ROW: Leticia Brown, Bonnie McDonnald, Lisa Johnson, Susan Jantz, Karen Peters, Pat Myers, Patt Rusk, Terri Tuttle, Barbara Towne, and Laura Watson. FOURTH ROW: Joel Lucas, William Flowers, Rober Yates, Brad McWilliams, Paul Cox, Robert Hilton, John Sholden, Brian Piper, Harry Crawford, and Chris Rob erts. The Concert Choir is a very active group in our school. It is shown in their performances such as the Christmas program and the musical. Fiddler on the Roof was presented as this year's main musical, and was very successful. This is Mrs. Marca Bircher’s second year as director, making her familiar with our activities throughout the year. Mrs. Bircher has two classes of Concert Choir. The officers of third period are as follows: Alen Reno, President; Marty Albee, Vice-President; and Wendy Williams, Secretary. For sixth period they are: Patty Rusk, President; Terri Tuttle, Vice-President; and Cindy Rodriguez, Secretary. Chcric Bynum, Bilma Carrasco, Pat Myers and Laur. Watson wait patiently for the bell to ring. 118 The members of the 3rd period Concert Choir are: FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bircher, Laura Young, Sheri Hinckley, Wendy Williams, Kevin Adams, William Tatlock, Scottie Justice, Marilyn Nickelberry, Connie Crawford, Cheryl Steinbach, and LaDonna Castanuela. SECOND ROW: Judy Jones, Liz Oliver, Carol Rhodes, Chris Roverts, Tully Shrout, Cliff Gunnels, Jennifer Lovelace, Paula Belcher, and Marty Albee. THIRD ROW: Kim Ingersol, Laurie Lovvorn, Evelyn Meers, Joel Lucas, Alan Reno, Mark Carr, Cali Campbell, Cindy Moseley, June Russell, Donna Fugitt, and Michelle Mock. FOURTH ROW: Dawn Kelley, Leslie Mihal, Roy Steward, Jeff Webb, Ben Retta, Casey Wyse, Ricky Crouch, Mark Duncan, Janell Wingo, Patrice Moseley, Cindy Hooker, Sandra Brecheen, and Susan Rodriguez. Joel Lucas shows his ability to breathe deeply. Paul Cox and Robert Hilton harmonize, but the tune is unknown. 119 120 The children watch patiently as John Sholden demonstrates. Happiness Is Having a Pinata for Pan American Student Forum (La Estrella Pan Americana), sponsored by Miss B. Par-rett, had a very enjoyable and successful year. The year started off with an annual Initiation Dinner at Kathy Shoemaker’s house with hamburgers for supper and hot i .dge sundaes for dessert. Through the year, the Christmas period was the busiest for the club members. Besides going to the City Meetings, they were busy doing good deeds for underprivileged children. They sponsored a Christmas party with a nice pinata which they stuffed themselves. The Spanish Club is planning a trip to San Antonio and it supports itself by having bake sales, paper drives, and taking inventory at local dept, stores. Its main purpose is to promote Pan American understanding among people, and seems to be very successful in doing so. When it comes to candy, the children are no longer patient. OFFICERS: SEATED: Vice President, Paula Belcher; Secretary, Cindy Hooker. STANDING: Scrapbook, Teresa Musgrove, Becky Louton; President, Kathy Shoemaker; Treasurer, Cynthia Rodriguez. The Spanish Club is always bananas! Help! I can’t breathe! FRONT ROW: Cindy Moseley, Diane Iriarte, Donna Walton, Tammi Gervers, Anita Williams, Jana Rains, Kirby Shaw, Paula Benoit, Linda Humphreys, Cheryl Parrish. SECOND ROW: Alan Reno, Laura Pearson, Annette Silvas, Cindy Rodriguez, Janet Thomas, Lisa Johnson, Linda Sale, Cherie Bynum, Patricia Peavy, Donna Fugitt, Kay Edwards, Jan Willard, Dottie Garland. THIRD ROW: Miss Parrett, Sheryl Williamson, Cynthia Drane, Patrice Moseley, Laurin Curtis, John Sholden, Kit Holmes, Martha Teer, Marshall Campbell, Melissa Mihal, Melinda McGouldrick, Leslie Mihal, Miriam Hiser, Kathy Post. 121 OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Ralph Irby, Darrell Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Steve Gordon, Mike Nabors, Wayne Pemberton, John Rowe, Jack Fugitt, John (Bubs) Mitchell, Mike La Barba. BACK ROW: Johnny Howard, James Cunningham, Jim Hollingsworth, Brandy Varker, Vincent Pollinzi, David Brewer, Eddie Meers. FRONT ROW: Ronald Cox, Tom Delmenhorst, Jeff Irvin, Toad Todora Tony Vance. BACK ROW: Don Hoefnagel, Mike Becerra, Lonnie Brans ford, David Crouch, Brit Wages. V.I.C.A INACTION TIASA, in the World of Technology Drafting Club, better known as the exas Industrial Arts Student Association, s on its second year meeting monthly dur-ng seventh period in room 205. Their include money making projects, as bake sales and the selling of draft-ng pencils, so they could take trips to ndustrial plants. club was sponsored by Mr. Cargile and t was organized to widen and deepen the interest and knowledge in this busy age. Stridden, Cole, Cravatt, and Fincher give all ears to Mr. Mitchell. RONT: Joel Bozarth. BACK: Haskell Stricklen, Mike Apple, Holley Cole, David Fincher, Matt Willingham, m Hardwick, Dawn Faccilonga, Frank Cravatt, Mr. Cargile. 123 124 Brenda Parker, Gwen Williams, and Judy Jones wail patiently for thei picture to be taken while Cathy Machi takes a sneak preview at their toj secret work. Newspaper members gather together to have a good time What could June Russell be think ing about? Business before pleasure; there is too much work to do. The Press At Its Best The purpose of the School Newspaper which is published once a month, and sponsored by Miss J. Harbus is to learn about mass media and the world of Journalism through the actual experience of producing the School Newspaper. Another purpose is to serve as a learning lab for the students in order for them to provide the school and community with school centered news and information. attracts Alice’s attention away from her typ- The newspaper has won an outstanding rating by Texas Tech University Journalism Critics. It is a member of the Texas High School Press Association, member of Quill and Scroll, and the National Honor Journalism society. RONT ROW: Laurin Curtis, Cathy Machi, Tressie Ireland, Brenda Parker, Holly Harrington, Nancy Lankford, •s. Harbus. SECOND ROW: Judy Jones, Sandy Hargrove, June Russell. THIRD ROW: Alice Freeman. FOURTH OW: Nancy Taylor, Robin Weatherly, Phillip Patton, Gayla Young, Mark Carr, Karen Harper. 125 From left to right: Laurin Curtis, Janet Thomas, Robert Hilton, Gayle Parish, Sandra Brecheen, Willie Morgan Cynthia Drane, Jeri Coats, Taffy Ehrhardt, Craig Harbison. IN BACK: Mr. Brown. Gathering information where ever it can be found about Seniors is the Pub's main reason for existing. It especially gets information that can be damaging or embarrassing. This year as usual the notorious Pub was released on Seniors Day and was sponsored by Mr. Brown, the Pub's legs. It was packed with gossip in and out and from front to back. 126 Laurin Curtis whispers some juicy Pub news in Sandra Brecheen's ear. Hillton enjoys adding to he gossip. This is what the Pub can do to some people. Notorious Pub at Work! W. W. STUDENTS SKA TE IN SPARE TIME FOR PLEASURE Dottie Garland seems to be in a bit of trouble with another skater. FRONT ROW: Jeanne Herb, Anne Moore, Linda Humphreys, Bonnie Crawford, Connie Crawford. BACK ROW: Annette Silvas, Sandra Woods, Stacy Crawford, Pam Fugitt, Willie Morgan, Libby Smith, Elaine Talbert, Cindy Hooker, Paula Belcher, Mrs. Martha Timm, sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Sandy Hargrove, Linda Lovvorn, Cindy Rodriquez, Robin Trent, Brenda Parker, June Russell, Kathy Shoemaker, Michelle Mock, Ricky Crouch, Liz Oliver, Nancy Taylor, Alice Freeman, Michelle Metzger, Melissa Mihal, Leslie Mihal, Dottie Garland. 128 Homemakers Make Others Happy . H. A. or Future Homemakers of America a service club designed to promote eadership among its members. Special ctivities and projects held these past year working with the senior citizens of uliet Fowler home and honoring football cams with cake and candy. No particular coneymaking projects were held. This lub has won trophies and is a national organization. Executive officers were: 'resident Rosey Fraga, Vice-President San-ra Littlejohn, Secretary, Vicki Van, His-orian Elaine Tobert. The sponsors were . Nancy Wilkinson and Miss Sarah Sto-all. Two students worked together on homemade posters. Ms. Stovall, sponsor of FHA, has had dedicat interest. 129 ► 130 FIRST ROW: Gayle Parish; Secretary, Taffy Ehrhardt; President, and Cindy Rodriguez; Vice-President. SECON ROW: John Sholden, Kirby Shaw, Jane Thomas, Sandra Brecheen, Becky Louton, Teresa Musgrove, Cine Moseley, Leslie Mihal, Dawn Kelley, Miriam Hiser, Julie Cruz, and Gloria Sabedra. THIRD ROW: K. McCallom, Suzanne Martinez, Cynthia . ane, Patrice Moseley, Mellisa Mihal, Martha Teer, Cynthia Free man, and Maria Maldonado. FOURTH ROW: Jorge Dominguez, Ben Retta, Lynn Ehrhardt, Laurin Curtis, Cas, Wyse, Anita Williams, and Annette Silvas. SCIENCE CLUB PROVED The Science Club is sponsored by Mrs. Nova Evans. In order to pay for their activities, they have bake sales, car washes, and paper drives. Some of their activities include picnics, two symposiums, one at Bryan Adams and the other at Kimball High School. Special guests come from the ’’Scientific World” to visit with them during their meetings after sixth period. Science club members hard at work Cindy and Patrice Moseley help themselves to a couple of cookies. Willie Morgan is the first one to be served at the Science Club coke party. SCIENTIFIC Janet Thomas seems to be a little wet. That’s not the purpose of a car wash. 131 Busy With Their Jobs ROTC ENROLLMENT GROWS AND GROWS The 1976-77 Woodrow Wilson R.O.T.C. began this year as an honor unit and with an enrollment of 156 cadets. The honor unit was designated from the performance of the last year’s cadets during the annual formal inspection. This past year there was a higher enrollment because of the addition of a new class. The Drill Team and Rifle Team have competed in the North Zone competition and ranked high. The student performance in this year’s annual formal inspection combined with the performances of the Drill and Rifle Team only proved that the corps has been outstanding. Hurray! For Women’s Lib. BATTALION STAFF: Baualion Commander Maggie Puente, Tyrone Jefferson, Jeri Coats, Ruth Aguilar. 134 FIRST ROW: Frank Cravati, Michael Spurlock, Tina Wilson, Mary Davis. SECOND ROW: Charles Tuttle, William James, Sheila Cole, Chris Roberts, Hawley Shelby. THIRD ROW: Chris Kelly, Sarah Johnson, Larry Sadecky, Heidi Bledsoe, Robert Short. COLOR GUARD: Terron Jefferson. BACK ROW: George Gonzales, Byran Linn, Charles Abercrumbia, Albert Rouwtt. 135 COMPANY A: Guillermo Alvarez. FIRST ROW: Mireya Juarez, John Douglas, Lois Horne, Chris Kelley, Stace; Rozelle, Jay Sheeds. SECOND ROW: Marvin Williams, Debra Brown, Tim Johnson, Linda Early, Chuck Kirk bride, Ronnie Morrison. COMPANY B: Joe Ramirez. FIRST ROW: Sieve Ieppert, Jorge Mendez, Tina Chavez, Donna Olivera, Lind. Hernandez, Hawley Shelby, Chris Roberts, Diane Dickens. SECOND ROW: Robin Service, Mary Davis, Loi Cawihon, Gwen Thomas, Anihony Jones, Maiias Velasquez, Shirley Richardson. THIRD ROW: Paul Parks, Jacl Edwards, John McGee, Adam Wyse, Carlos Arredondo, Ricardo De La Garza. FOURTH ROW: Richard Edwards, Bobby Henry, Robert Short, Chesley Griffin. 136 i C: Culberson Henry. FIRST ROW: Clara Chapa, Cynthia Brooks, Richard Hunter, Willie Rouwtt, Wilford Johnson, Burnett Rouwtt, Donald Hudson, Tina Wilson. SECOND ROW: Keith Mosley, Viola Harrell, Madine Judkins, Richard Edwards, Doyle Judkins, Gary Randle. THIRD ROW: Ed Mullins, Joe Cawthon, Robert , George Gonzales, Ricardo De La Garza. COMPANY D: Tracie Carpenter. FIRST ROW: Yolanda Green, Joel Lucas, Teresa Jasso, Albert Pugh, William James, Charles Tuttle, Charles Riboni. SECOND ROW: Willie Armstrong, Francis Eaton, Sheila Cole, James Gonzales, Joe Martinez, Willie Jefferson. THIRD ROW: Salvador Garcia, Richard Garcia, Sandy Sly, Larry Sadecky, Johnny Baker. FOURTH ROW: Edward Hilton, Heidi Bledsoe, James Lucier, Wayne Coleman, David Littleton. 137 R. O. T. C. is seen in action everywhere. COMPANY E: George Castillo. FIRST ROW: Albert Rouwtt, Jessie Thomas, Hermina Pena, Danny Kirkbride, Michael McCoy, Cheryl Abercrumbia, Joe Gonzales, Frank Cravatt. SECOND ROW: Thoma; Heckman, Frank Miranda, Reginald Hilliard, Julio Vasquez, Lucy Mills, David Murphy. THIRD ROW: Tim Kirkbride, Mary Gonzales, Robert Buckley, Donald Henley, Sylvia Moore, Ysidro Casarez. FOURTH ROW: Kennedy Williams, Boyd Collins, David Wages, Bobby Kight, Johnny Dickerson, Leroy Jackson. Life is wondering what it’s all about. , always working hard The theme this year of our PTA at Woodrow Wilson was The Woodrow Spirit. This is an organization for parents to co-operate with teachers and students activities such as band, clubs, and athletics. trs. Snyder and Mr. Pierce award Mrs. Cruz a PTA lembership as Mr. Cruz watches. This year the PTA has contributed student aid, new stage curtains, scholarships, honoring the Seniors with a brunch and helping with their activities. They mailed a newsletter to each parent seven out of the nine months of the school year. Thirty members volunteered for a reading program and they sponsored College Night. Along with the school activities, the PTA took on outside projects such as a court order implementation, school bond election, and studied to promote legislation for both State and National levels. The PTA sits pretty during a meeting at Mrs. Echol's house. 139 140 The ’76-77 officers are: Kenny Huff, President; Wheeless, Vice-President; Teresa Musgrove, Secretary The second year members are: FIRST ROW: Taffy Ehrhardt, Teresa Musgrove, Janet Thomas, and Greg Turner SECOND ROW: Donna Young, Gayle Parish, Robin Trent, Kenny Huff, and Lonnie Murphy. THIRD ROW: Mik-Byers, Sandra Brecheen, Alan Reno, Cynthia Rodriquez, Robert Wilcox, and Bruce Wheeless. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to honor thos, students who by virtue of scholarship, leadership, charac ter, and service to their school are elected to membershi each year. This is the highest honor that a high school ca: bestow. Any Juniors or Seniors with a 3.00 (B) average for the in Woodrow Wilson are candidates for the National Hono Society. The Induction Ceremony was held February 22, 197 awarding membership to 56 Seniors and Juniors. irst year members are: Cynthia Freeman, Trang Doan Tran, Connie Crawford, Kathy Hall, and Mary Lou iomez. SECOND ROW: Tien Le, June Russell, Linda Sale, Ruth Aguilar, Harry Crawford, Paula Belcher, Marin Lopez, Sylvia Herrera, and Linda Lovvorn. THIRD ROW: Susan Brady, Kim Ingersoll, Liz Oliver, Betsy lien, Sheryl Williamson, Patty Rusk, Alice Carey, and Jacqueline Curtis. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Ehrhardt, usan Laurea, Donna Fugate, Nancy Taylor, Cindy Hooker, Becky Louton, Willie Morgan, Tony Miltenberger, ophia Cordova, Jay Jones, Paul Herb, and Bonnie Crawford. FIFTH ROW: Ceasar Baptista, Mike Wajdowicz, )avid Fincher, Ricky Crouch, Ellen Quillian, Michael McQuinney, Jorge Dominquez, Jorge Mendez, and Matt ierbener. X NATIONAL I MONO JOCIfTY N 4 irs. Timm, has been the sponsor for iany years. NHS Honors Students 14) V. 0. E. STUDENTS LEARN NEW TECHNIQUES V.O.E. students had another successful year under the guidance of Mrs. Feeley. They spent 2 hours a day learning new office skills and perfecting them by working in various areas in the city. The purpose of the class was to train students so that they can get a good job after graduation from high school. Sandra Woods is having difficulty in getting hi paper straight. Tina Chavez seems to be letting her mind wander elsewhere. A V.O.E. student hits a wrong key and finds it ver amusing. JCTC HELPS PROMOTE TRAFFIC SAFETY :oach Newhouse also seems to be in charge of unchroom safety. The aim of JCTC is to promote and organize traffic safety in local schools. Also, during Traffic Safety Week an effort is made to make the student body realize to be more safety conscious. The members of this organization have a point system. In this point system, they earn points by having monthly meetings, writing articles for the school paper, and also having meetings at the School Administration Building. If they accomplish receiving the correct number of points, they will receive a certificate at the end of the year. So far Woodrow Wilson has received 5 of these certificates in the seven years it has participated in JCTC. rhe following siudenis met downtown for an area J.C.T.C. meeting; Kristen Anderson, Kit Holmes, Kaye Edwards, Carol Rynearson. U3 i p f f i; f I 144 Much Cheer Pep Squad Provides This 1976-77 school year was the first year for the Pep Squad called the Wild Kittens. The purpose of the Wild Kittens is to promote school spirit and provide an opportunity for underclasspersons to be involved in their school activities. The club sponsor was Mrs. Dottie Stevenson. The squad leaders were: Susan Jantz, Eyvette Johnson, Martha Castanon, Carmen Gonzales, Jan Willard, and Dora Cruz. They met every Tuesday and Thursday in the school auditorium at 8:00 a.m. Pep Squad shows enthusiasm during pep assemblies. PEP SQUAD: FIRST ROW: Squad Leaders: Jan Willard, Martha Castanon, Dora Cruz, Alice Moser. SECONI ROW: Sheila Davis, Sondra Ragle, Ronda Copling, Sondra Copling, Zan Curry, Patricia Dominquez, Jenni Weidler, Judy Levins, Cathy Russell. THIRD ROW: Alma Cruz, Donna Olvera, Patty Giron, Dianna Dimas Rhonda Taylor, Jackie Renfroe, Mary Washington, Billie Moser. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Dottie Stevenson, Eliza beth Stanbery, Ernestine Trevino, Debbie Longoria, Rhonda Wincher, Pat Myers, Anne Moore, Elaine Talbert RST ROW: Mr. Joe Barnett, Kristi Willingham, Kim Glenn, Theresa Allen, Lou Cawthon, Rachel Thomas, nda Lowrey. SECOND ROW: Bill Johnson, Mike Halliday, Ellen Quillian, Leslie Rogers, Darlene Cecil, Linda lylor, Danny Connelly. THIRD ROW: Joe Cawthon, J. J. Todora, Charles Jones, Glen Hunter, Dana Fain. URTH ROW: John LaBarba, Tom Hendler, Jim Berry, Paul DiCarlo, Tracy Monzingo. D.E. Students Proud Of The School Store The 1976-77 Distributive Education students were pleased with the way the school store progressed throughout the year. This gave the students an opportunity to better understand the value of money. The students worked in the store either before school or during their lunch periods. The money raised from the store went to help pay for field trips and special activities that took place throughout the school year. The club sponsor was Mr. Joe Barnett, who was also proud of the store's progress. 145 i 146 FIRST ROW: Becky Louton, Anita Williams, Teresa Musgrove, Do. Tran, Patricia Peavy, Shirley Mathews. SECOND ROW: Kirby Shav Alan Reno, Lynn Ehrhardt, Michael Wajdowicz, Connie Crawfor Linda Sale, Susan Carroll. THIRD ROW: Ricky Crouch, Cynthia Frei man, Kim Fincher, Jorge Dominguez, Robert Pike. Attempting The Impossible Surprise! Surprise! The 1976-77 CRUSADER staff began ently this year with a new sponsor, Ms Catherine Dunn. Along with the new spoi sor came new ideas concerning the cov. and contents. The staff met everyday during 6th peric and diligently worked to meet deadlines Of course, it wasn’t all work and no pla The combination of these worked for tl better and produced an annual that all thos at Woodrow Wilson could be proud of. The Bunch! And this is the editor of the bunch. Editor..........................Kathy Shoemaker Asst. Editor--...................... Paula Belcher Bus. Manager..........-..........Teresa Musgrove Photographer..........-............. Ricky Crouch Honors---Lynn Ehrhardt, Ed.; Anita Williams, Kirby Shaw. Faculty---Paula Belcher, Ed.; Doan Tran, Michael Wajdowicz. Student Life-----Jorge Dominquez, Ed.; Jeri Coats, Linda Sale. Clubs.....Kim Fincher, Ed.; Patricia Peavy, Maria Maldonado, Susan Carroll. Athletics--------Robert Pike, Ed.; Becky Louton. Classes.....Cindy Hooker, Ed.; Cynthia Freeman, Connie Crawford. Ads-------------Alan Reno, Ed.; Shirley Matthews. 147 WORKING to WIN Practice Makes Perfect Woodrow Wilson started things out right with a good performance from both teams. The coaches said they were really impressed with the team’s progress over the summer. The Grey team was coached by Lucious Newhouse and Gary Collett, which was too much for Alton Hill and Rodger Zachary of the Red team. The Grey team took command with Bruce Wheeless carrying the ball 18 times for 163 yards and all four touchdowns. The Red team was led by Ken Davis’ 99-yard interception return, and Ken Huff’s two touchdown runs. Eddie Garcia kicked the extra points for both teams, and they ended up with 850 total yards rushing for the night. Holley Cole gets instructions from Coach Gary Collett in hitting his receivers. Here the Wildcat linemen warm up with Coach Hill before their game against Spruce. This Varsity runningback shows good formation on following his blockers. 150 ■ he Wildcat front four get ready for play against :suit in the first game of the year. Townsend, being chased by a Colonel, weeps left end for a profitable gain. Here the Wildcat offense gets a quick break during a sustained drive. Wildcats Start Out Strong Woodrow Wilson opened pre-season play by defeating the Jesuit Rangers 8-7. It was a tough defensive battle, with Mike Taylor helping out on three interceptions and two fumbles. Jesuit scored late in the second quarter to end the half with a 7-0 lead. In the fourth quarter, Wilson’s Kenny Huff found Kevin Gallagher open in the end zone for a five-yard touchdown pass. Once again, Huff hit Ken Davis on a pass for the two point conversion to win the game 8-7 in the final seconds. Wilson rallied again to pull off the victory over the South Garland Colonels 20-17. This was the final pre-season game, as Woodrow showed a strong display of offense and defense strength. South Garland jumped off to a 10-0 lead in the second quarter, but David Allen returned the pursuing kick off back 95 yards for the touchdown to make it 10-7. In the fourth quarter Huff found Gallagher in the end zone on a one-yard touchdown pass to pull the Wildcats to a 20-17 victory. 151 k? 152 THE WOODROW WILSON VARSITY TEAM: FRONT ROW: R. Sampson (35), J. Donaldson (84), E. Garcia (31 J. Bozarth (37), D. Fugitt (63), H. Hammond (12), V. Lopez (27), G. Turner (55), M. Wajdowicz (68), Pauon (46). SECOND ROW: M. Apple (26), K. Castleberry (16), J. Hood (50), M. Taylor (22), A. (33), H. Taylor (70), L. Murphy (60), D. Allen (42), Capt.; M. Willingham (85), E. Copling (62), H. Best Wildcat Season Since 1970 1976-1977 Wildcat Scoreboard WW ■8 Jesuit......................7 WW WW WW WW WW WW WW WW WW ■20 •23 ■14 S. Garland............17 T. Jefferson..........12 Lincoln...............-7 ■20 Samuell------------- -6 W. T. White........14 B. Adams-----------12 Skyline............-0 •25 Spruce ■ 16 Hillcrest................-26 The 1976-77 Wildcat Football team enced the best season record since After being picked last in the season they were able to finish third in the with an overall 7-3 won-lost record. Th was made possible by the overall team ication and individual determination These young men overcame many ties as the coaches had to play eight on both offense and defense. Five eight made first-team All-District or defense. Kenny Huff was Most Valuabl Player in 11-AAAA, and Michael Tayl was Outstanding Sophomore in 11-AAAA Congratulations, Wildcats, for an excellei season! Coach Ken Kimbre WILDCAT VARSITY COACHES: Head Coach Ken Kimbrell, Line Coach Alton Hill, Back Coach Gary Collett, and Receiver Coach Rodger Zachary. ford, Mgr. THIRD ROW: T. Heckman, Mgr.: D. Yates (71), H. Cole (10), J. Jones (74), J. Shearin (72), K. Gallagher (88), K. Nichols (67), G. Irvin (65), J. Castleberry (77), T. Lewis (80), R. Hilton, Mgr. BACK ROW: K. Kimbrell, R. Zachary, K. Townsand (45), J. McLain (82), B. Wheeless (40), Capt.; H. Stricklin (73), K. Davis (20), Capt.; K. Huff, Capt.; A. Hill, G. Collett. Finish Third in District When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Going 153 T.J. No Contest Before: Kenneth Davis (20) finds good blocking up front as he stretches for the T.D. After: Ken Davis shows emotion as Joe Shearin (72) starts to congratulate him on the play. Woodrow opened district play by defeating the Thomas Jefferson Patriots 23-12. We took advantage of the Patriot’s six fumbles and two interceptions, turning three of them into touchdowns and one into a 34-yard field goal by Eddie Garcia. Ken Davis ran one touchdown over from the four-yard line. Huff scored two more from the five on a fake field goal and on a one yard plunge to give the Wildcats their first district victory. The defense looked good with Hal Taylor and Laurin Curtis recovering two of T.J.’s fumbles. Quarterback Kenny Huff finds open field running before being brought down. 1 Fullback Ken Davis keeps going with a strong display of power and determination. hn McLain (82) has 10 reach igh to complete this pass. Kenneth Davis follows his blocking around left as he tries to pick up the first down in the Wildcat’s game against Lincoln. !ere Wildcat defense discusses what they have to do stop the opposing team. Wilson Whips Lincoln The Wildcats rallied to their fourth victory of the year by defeating the Lincoln Tigers 14-7. The Wildcats jumped to a quick 7-0 lead when Bruce Wheeless recovered a Lincoln fumble in their end zone. Woodrow led 7-0 at the halftime, but Lincoln came back in the third quarter to tie the game 7-7. Woodrow drove 62 yards early in the fourth quarter as Ken Davis put Wilson ahead 14-7 on a seven-yard run. The defense shut down the Tigers for the remainder of the game to keep the score 14-7. 155 ’Cats Spear Spartans David Allen was the man of the hour, scoring three touchdowns to lead the Wildcats over the Spartans 20-6. Woodrow capitalized on an interception early in the second quarter to get the ball on our 20. After an impressive drive of 11 plays and 80 yards, Allen scooted over for the touchdown. Samuell scored late in the second quarter to end the half 7-6, in favor of Woodrow. A combination of Kenny Huff's 48-yard bomb to Mike Taylor and a two-yard run by Allen made it 13-6. The Wildcat's offense was not through yet, with a 51-yard drive that came from good blocking and running from Allen and Davis to end the game with a 20-6 victory for the Cats. Bruce Wheeless tries to shove off the Spartan to put pressure on the opposing quarterback. David Allen (42) stu Spartans to score the David Allen is tripped up after he gains five yards the Wildcat first down. Mike Taylor starts to bring down the Spartan as Apple hustles over to help out. 156 celving a hand off from Kenny Huff, David Allen arges ahead through the White line. -nny Huff sets up to throw to his wide receiver in e White game. llback Bruce Wheeless and quanerback Kenny Huff )w perfect timing in this play. Wildcats Suffer First Loss to W. T. W. It was a cold and rainy night at Loos Stadium as the Wildcats felt their first district loss. We took the kick off and moved to the 12 yard line only to be pushed back by four consecutive penalties. White carried the ball to the eight-yard line where Kenny Huff was the defender cracking down on the fullback to stop him short of the goal line. White scored with 49 seconds left for a 7-0 halftime. The Wildcat offense moved the ball to the 22 and 25-yard line in the third quarter, but couldn’t score any points. The Longhorns got the ball on the 25 with 1:11 left in the game to make it 14-0. Here David Allen (42) gives the football to Mike Taylor (22) on a reverse around. 157 Woodrow sets up the screen perfectly with Kevin Gallagher running and blocking by Ken Davis. W. W. Loses to Cougars The Wildcats lost a tough defensive battle to the Bryan Adams Cougars to bring their record to 5-2, and 3-2 in district play. Woodrow mounted their touchdown score in the fourth quarter with an 88-yard drive. Wheeless, the Wildcat fullback, got the score on a one-yard plunge to tie the game 6-6 with 7:13 left in the game. The Wildcats tried for two on a fake by Huff, but it was unsuccessful when he went down on the two-yard line. Woodrow played a fine defensive battle to hold the Cougars to only 12 points. The Cougars scored with under a minute left, going on to win the game by the score of 12-6. Bruce Wheeless (40) shows good pass blocking f quarterback Kenny Huff. i Did they make it or not? Well it was really hard t tell even for Coach Gary Collett. 158 Woodrow Sinks Skyline heavy rain ended just before the kick-)ff and the two teams played to a 0-0 :irst half. Woodrow's offense started things rolling late in the third quarter as enny Huff drove his team six plays and 5 yards that ended in a 25-yard field ;oal from Eddie Garcia. Skyline drove to Woodrow’s 30 yard line where Huff ended the drive by intercepting Evan’s pass at the Woodrow 15 with 23 seconds left in the game. The offense used up the rest of the clock to end the game with a 3-0 score. icker Eddie Garcia prepares to put the winning oints on the board. Eddie Garcia sets up a field goal with Joel Bozarth holding for the kick. f j r. w. Scalps Apaches Wildcat Joe Shearin shows no emotion as fullback Bruce Wheeless scores the touchdown to make it 18-3 for Woodrow. From the beginning, the Wildcats showed a strong display of running with 133 yards and a 8-0 halftime lead. We came out at halftime and scored a quick 37-yard field goal to make it 11-0. The Spruce Apaches scored a late field goal to end the quarter 11-3. Woodrow dominated the fourth quarter with a pair of successful offensive drives, one which started at their own 33 which Ken Davis ended on a one-yard plunge. The other drive consisted of 62 yards where Davis scored on a 13-yard run to end the game 25-3. If you miss him the first time, too bad; because you don't get a second chance at him. David Allen receives the pitch out from Q.B. Kenny Huff as he picks up some speed. Panthers Cage ’Cats Woodrow ended their season with a 26-16 upset by the Hillcrest Panthers. Nothing seemed to go right for the Wildcats during the first three quarters. Hillcrest took advantage of three turnovers to lead the game 26-0 at the end of the third quarter. We started things rolling in the fourth quarter with a 61- and 34-yard drive to bring the score to 26-16. Kenny Huff scored both touchdowns on four-yard runs, and passed to iMike Taylor and Kevin Gallagher for the two-point conversions. David Allen watches as David Yates begins to pursue the Hillcrest quarterback. David Allen sweeps to the right end and looks for down field blocking. The Wildcat offensive line gets ready for action against the Hillcrest Panthers. Bruce Wheeless fights for an extra yard against the tough Panther defense. 161 Statistics for the 1976 Varsity Season RUSHING YARDS r enny Huff Kenny Davis Bruce Wheeless David Allen Mike Taylor Kenneth Townsend Howie Hammond Allen Luecke Phillip Patton Holley Cole Carries yards Average T.D. 97 300 3.1 5 140 560 4.0 4 44 252 5.7 2 64 380 5.9 4 2 31 15.5 0 27 112 4.1 0 1 -2 -2.0 0 2 ;2 6.0 0 1 2 2.0 0 2 9 4.5 0 1fee TOTAL: 380 carries - 1665 net yards - 4.38pc - 18 T.D. 0 PASSES INTERCEPTED Huff - 7 Taylor - 4 Allen - 3 Davis - 3 Bozarth - 2 PASSES INTERCEPTED BY OPP Huff - 7 PASSING - YARDS Huff - 50 of 102 for 49° o PASSES CAUGHT Davis Wheeless Allen Taylor Bozarth Lopez Gallagher V 573 yards - 3 T.D 4 for 37 yards -9.9 average catch 4 for 20 yards -5.0 average catch 8 for 84 yards -10.5 average catch 22 for 324 yards - 14.7 average catch 3 for 23 yards -7.6 average catch 1 for 11 yards - 11.0 average catch 8 for 74 yards -9.2 average catch . V. TRIES HARD AND LEARNS THE WILDCAT JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: FRONT ROW: T. Shrout (70). R. Wauson (26), J. Schools (31), V. Young (25), K. Rowe (68), B. Spurlock (35), D. Gilbraith (66), K. Kimbrell (59), C. Castleberry (88). SECOND ROW: J. Jones (87), J. Herrick (10), L. Rivera (86), D. Crow (40). J. Torrez (33), J. Goldberg (20), R. Mendoza (63), R. Rosales (75), R. Conway (72), K. Green (82). THIRD ROW: K. Adams, Mgr.; J. Sanchez (74), M. Spurlock (71), K. Johnson (89), B. Hodges (77), D. Wingo(79), T. Wolford (45), C. Gilmore (12), P. Cox (11), D. Skinner, Mgr. BACK ROW: Coach B. Clayton, A. Campbell (22), B. Nolan (65), D. Smith (50), R. Bobadilla (73), B. Kickham (62), A. Craver (42), A. Nickleberry (37), Coach L. Newhouse. w.w. - 1976-1977 J.V. Scoreboard 13 Jesuit - 15 This year’s Junior Varsity team was one that fought to overcome many deficits. Small in number, and many inexperienced players would halt almost any team except the w.w. - 13 S. Garland ■—51 Wildcats. The Junior Varsity exhibited true w.w. - - 6 T.J. —30 competitive spirit in every game. They w.w. - 0 Lincoln ---19 were blessed with good leaders such as Cur- w.w. - 13 Samuell -—22 tis Gilmore, Andy Campbell, Kenneth w.w. - 0 W. T. White 10 Johnson, and Bill Kickham, to mention a w. W .• - 8 B. Adams --32 few. The promising asset of this team is w.w. - 0 Skyline 0 their pride, hard work, and progression w.w. - 38 Spruce 22 through the 1976-1977 football season. w.w. - 8 Hillcrest ---35 163 Chris Castleberry keeps T.J. from gaining any yard: while the referee throws a penalty flag. The J.V. offense starts rolling early in the gamd while the opponents look on with wonder. Terry Wolford (45) fights for yardage against the tough Lincoln defense. Kenneth Johnson escapes a Lincoln tackle to gain more yards in an early Junior Varsity district game. Ken Johnson waits to grab a long pass as the opponent follows behind hot on his heals. 165 JV Shows Good Form Kenneth Green keeps eyes on the football for good concentration, while catching the pass through two defenders. B. Hodges gets ready for the game while catching a few passes. ;y§3. Kenneth Johnson (89) hurt his ankle and Coach Newhouse and the trainer helped him off the field. n 166 Good blocking from Jones (87) helps Wolford pick up a first down. A j Cenneth Johnson (89) catches a difficult pass against he T.J. secondary. ' - . Gilmore roles left while looking for an open receiver as his opponent closes in on him. With plenty of time Curtis Gilmore passes down field for a long gain. 167 Here the Wildcat bench looks a little depressed as James Jones (87) tries to figure what happened. Kenneth Johnson gets down on a Wildcat punt. 168 Chris Castleberry (88), under the Thomas Jefferson defender, just scored a touchdown for the Wildcats. RESHMAN TEAM: FRONT ROW: D. Potter (50), E. Taylor (82), J. Thompson (20). SECOND ROW: L. Stephen-(23), M. Allen (52), A. Ramos (32), G. Hataway (40), V. Trevino (53), M. Vermillion (80), E. Pride 12), J. Washington (83), W. Williams (22). THIRD ROW: L. Hertzler, Mgr.; R. Soto (62), C. Hankins (72), . Hollins (85), A. Boulton (64), R. Pate (84), J. Papay (81), V. Cunningham (75), L. Davis (30). FOURTH Coach M. Kerby, C. Hood (11), W. Rodgers (63), A. Howard (65), A. Martinez (66), J. B. Jackson (73), . Bass (51), B. Hartman (10), Coach G. Portor. Freshmen Looking Forward to Next Year 1976-1977 Freshman Scoreboard w.w. 6 Jesuit 18 w.w. 6 Skyline 24 w.w. 12 Spruce 31 w.w. 6 Samuell 28 w.w. 0 W. T. White 21 w.w. 14 B. Adams 36 w.w. 15 Carter 26 w.w. 20 Lincoln 32 w.w. 27 T.J. 15 w.w. 6 Hillcrest 14 Rusty Pate (89) brings in a play to quarterback Clark Hood for the Wildcat offense. Ervin Pride makes a good catch on his defender before going out ol bounds in this game against the Lincoln Tigers. Taylor (82) is finally brought down after good blocking and a fine run. Ervin Pride out runs his defender as he starts his sweep around the end. 170 Freshman Team Dedicated to Their Football Game |vildcat dedication ran high and enthusiasm ras great as a squad of 22 men fought the dds of numbers in the game of football. rith many of their friends split from them ecause of the district line, and from the linth grade becoming a part of the high [chools, they played with pride in their leans. But from week to week improve -lent mounted and a Wildcat sign of team inity took a step forward. This unity and |pirit will continue to grow and bring roodrow Wilson to the top. he Wildcats try running up the middle in order to ain some needed yardage. Hartman (10) keeps good concentration on the ball for a long Wildcat punt. 171 THE 1976-77 VARSITY TEAM: RIGHT TO LEFT: S. Turner (10), D. Allen (11), S. Haynes (14), M. Taylc (15), K. Davis (20), M. Byers (22), R. Abercrumbia (23), S. Bell (24), D. Hall (31), K. Gallagher (32), J Hardwick (33), J. Jones (44). Wildcats Bounce To A Proud Finish The Varsity basketball team ended their season in good form, they won the consolation trophy in both the Dr. Pepper Tournament and the Garland Tournament. The leading scorers for the season were Mike Byers, David Allen and Raymond Abercrumbia. Woodrow had a lot of power under the goal with rebounding from David Hall and Kenneth Davis. Also standing strong and doing a good job both on defensive and offensive units were Mike Taylor, Kevin Gallagher and James Hardwick. The Varsity team was supplied with good all around talent from all the men and congratulations for a fine year. Kevin Gallagher helps the Wildcats into the 1 time. Duncanville Tournament W. W. 54 S. Grand Prairie - -43 W.W.50 Arlington----------77 W.W.45 Duncanville-------48 Garland Tournament W.W.71 Garland..........82 W.W.78 Madison..........74 W.W.60 B. Adams.........51 W.W.52 N. Garland......48 Dr. Pepper Tournament W.W.58 Pinkston........63 W.W.56 St. Marks.......32 W.W.63 Lincoln.........51 W.W.68 Demon...........66 W.W.67 Kimball.........66 Abercrumbia drives in for an important lay-up against Hillcrest. Up high for a jump shot, Raymond Abercrumbia sinks it in for two. Michael Byers goes up for a long shot to add two points to the scoreboard. 173 VARSITY SCOREBOARD 1977 w.w. 66 Samuell --76 w.w. 55 Richardson ---76 w.w. 53 So. G. Prairie —49 w.w. 69 South Garland ---74 w.w. 46 Kimball —71 w.w. 79 Spruce ---61 w.w. 71 soc ---79 w.w. 44 Tyler Lee ---67 w.w. 55 Pinkston ---70 0 w w 55 W. T. While 45 0 w.w. 40 Skyline ---44 0 w.w. 63 T. Jefferson ---49 0 w.w. 47 Spruce —49 0 w.w. 63 Hillcrest ---60 0 w.w. 67 Lincoln ---69 0 w.w. 44 Bryan Adams ---50 0 w.w. 55 W. T. White ---49 0 w.w. 75 T. Jefferson -—52 w.w. 81 St. Marks --57 0 w.w. 75 Hillcrest —82 0 Denotes District Games 174 Varsity Jumps High For Wildcat Points Raymond Abercrumbia reaches up by the Spruce Apache. ;oing up high, Raymond Abercrumbia fights under he basket for the rebound. Kenneth Davis shows perfect form in his jump shot for two points 175 Have J. V.9 Will Travel THE 1976-77 J. VARSITY TEAM: L. McCoy (31), T. Wolford (24), S. Bell (24). B. Hodges (30), J. Jones (44 K. Johnson (22), C. Gilmore (13), A. Campbell (20), J. Herrick (21), R. Means (11). The Woodrow Wilson boys Junior Varsity has had a pretty good season. They got off to a rather slow start in the preseason games and some tough luck in the first part of district schedule. However, once they began to roll they seemed to pick up momentum and won 5 out of their last 6 district games. The team has some very talented players like Richard Means as the best ball handler and assist man. Terry Wolford is the leading scorer and Kenneth Johnson does a good job rebounding. The best hustler on the team is John Herrick, a defensive player. Coach Mike Kirby says all on the team are fine athletes and he is looking forward to next year. Ell Coach Kirby and Porter discuss the game plan durii a quick break from action. 176 Shawn Bell (32) goes up high between two Spruce defenders for the rebound. C. Gilmore (13) drives in under the basket for a lay up and two points. 1977 J.V. SCOREBOARD W.W. 61 Samuell 46 w.w. 35 Richardson 57 w. w. 50 S.G. Prairie 59 w.w. 63 Garland 73 w.w. 67 B. Dunne 32 w.w. 94 B. Lynch 92 w.w. 58 Kimball 75 w.w. 51 Spruce 68 43 57 w.w. 35 s.o.c. 61 w.w. 48 B. Dunne 23 w.w. 55 Vinis--- 59 w.w. 55 Lakeview 47 w.w. 48 Hillcrest 34 0 w.w. 47 Skyline 60 • w. w. 45 T. J. 51 r w. w. 65 Spruce 57 0 w. w. 62 Hillcrest 45 $ w.w. 59 Lincoln 49 0 w.w. 67 Samuell 52 0 w.w. 52 B. Adams 60 0 w.w. 64 W. T. White 32 0 w.w. 48 T. J. 58 w.w. 68 St. Marks 58 w.w. 64 Hillcrest 63 0 Denotes District Games Shawn Bell shows great height by getting the jump ball and setting up two points. Wolford gets ready to go up f the rebound between the Sprue) players. Gilmore fights for the rebound under the basket while teammates are close by to help get the ball. 178 Freshman Season Ends On A Good Note •Voodrow starts out the game with a jump shot, and it ppears in the Wildcat's favor. Hustle was the motto of the Freshman Basketball team and that they did. In fact they believed it so much that they had an outstanding year of 22 wins and 6 losses. Team work and the constant desire to achieve the very best was a dominant characteristic of these fine young men, not only during a basketball game or everyday practice but also in school. Blending together, these young men overcame many odds of other schools such as heights, number of participants, and abilities to ’’rise up to victory and conquer the odds. ” THE 1976-77 FRESHMAN TEAM: FRONT ROW: J. Washington (30), M. Vermillion (21), B. Hartman (22), R. Hall (14), C. Hood (11), E. Pride (42). BACK ROW: Coach Porter, E. Taylor (10), A. Hollins (44), A. Bolton 15). R. Pate (23), L. Davis (20). Hartman watches as Ervin Pride sinks another shot in during an important game. w.w. — —32 Samuel 1 28 w.w. -- ---35 Bryan Adams - 33 w.w. -- ---31 Skyline 24 w.w. -- ---31 Hillcrest 48 w.w. — ---61 Adamson 52 w.w. -- ---51 Lakeview 42 w.w. -- -—40 White 26 0 w.w. -- ---31 White 27 w.w. -- — .46 Lakeview 48 w.w. -- ---65 Bishop Lynch - 63 w.w. -- ---46 North Dallas - 32 o w.w. — ---39 Skyline — 34 0 w.w. -- ---48 T. Jefferson -- 40 0 w.w. -- 2 Spruce 0 0 w.w. -- ---43 Hillcrest --O.T. 46 w.w. -- ---59 Lincoln 41 « w.w. -- ---35 Samuel 1 40 0 w.w. -- — -43 Bryan Adams - 27 0 w.w. -- ---35 White 29 w.w. -- ---60 Adamson 45 o W.W. -- ---33 T. Jefferson -- — 32 w.w. -- ---46 Bryan Adams - 24 w.w. -- ---41 Hillcrest 51 0 District Games — A Anthony Hollins shoots to give Woodrow the winning score it needs. 180 Anthony Hollins sets up for a score to rally the Woodrow offense. Ervin Pride dribbles down the court for more W. W. points. . Pride is about to score an impossible shot as the stands by to call the shot. BISHOP LYNCH TOURNAMENT W.W.- 40 Plano Williams ---36 W.W.- 60 Samuell —81 W.W.- 47 Bishop Dunne Won Consolation Championship —40 181 GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM: TOP ROW: Ms. Stevenson. Cine! Lueke, Joanne Early, Monica Simpson, Sonia McClarity, Mgr. Pa-Dent. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Nickleberry, Felicia Jones, Leticia Browi: and Sandy Mann. The 1976-77 Girls’ Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball teams ended their seasons on an unhappy note. The Girls' Varsity team ended a disappointing season with only two victories. Both Ms. Addington and Ms. Stevenson consider this year to be one to build on for a very successful season next year. With the outstanding play of Juniors Kelly Vermillion, Lynn Ehrhardt, and Susan Lau-rea, next year's cagers will be formidable in district play. GIRL CAGERS ON THE COURT GIRLS’ VARSITY TEAM: TOP ROW: Ms. Addingion, Lynn Ehrhardt, Pai Fugit, Patrice Moseley, Kelly Vermillion, Linda Guzman, Mgr. Cher Parish. FRONT ROW: Rachel Trevino, Rosemary Rodriguez, Donna Robi son, Susan Laurea, and Becky Rodriguez. -4k Sandy Mann shoots to give Woodrow another score in an important game. Lynn Ehrhardt and Shelia Turner try to prevent Skyline from scoring. Joanne Early and Cindy Luekc watch for a quick rebound. Denise Jones passes the ball to spark the Wildcat offense to a win. 183 184 THE 1977 TENNIS TEAM: BACK ROW: Coach Dave McCarty, Ricky Sampson, Lisa Driskill, DeAndra Beck, Lorrie McGouldrick. FRONT Tennis Team Last year was very successful with a record of 7 wins and 4 losses which put us in the city championship playoffs. In that championship we defeated Kimball and Skyline while losing to Bryan Adams. These results gave us third place in the city. The district championships were next and we tied for the boys championship, and sent one boy and one girl to the Regional meet in Denton, Texas. This year’s team has the returning girl’s doubles team from last year and the girl’s singles. So far the team has lost to the two top teams in the area, but this has not diminished the enthusiasm these kids have for winning, and this is what we will do in the matches to follow. Lorrie Lopes carries through gracefully with this vol ley in tennis practice. Looking Forward To A Great Season Iiring a warm-up session, John Sholden has to reach Dottie Garland really puts a spin on the ball when she hits it. W: Susan Laurea, Lorrie Lopes, Candy Sockwell, Dottie Garland, elanie Vanlandingham. 185 FLEET FEET The 1976-77 Woodrow Wilson Track Team was very large. However, only a few members are pictured because many others joined late as a result of coming from other sports. With such a large team, Coach Newhouse looks forward to a winning year for the track team. 4$ Coach Newhouse looks on pleased at what his trad team can do. SOME MEMBERS OF THE 1976-77 TRACK TEAM: TOP ROW: Richard Vinson, Kyle Messerschmitt, Fred Jones, Donald Hudson, Buddy Lopez, and John Washington. FRONT ROW: Frank Cravatt, Rick Garvin, Ronald Cox, Venancio Trevino, Kenneth Townsend, and Robin Weatherly. Buddy Lopez pushes himself to run that extra mile during track practice. 186 Venancio Trevino shows his true form as he hurdles towards the finish. Ronald Cox, Robin Weatherly, and Sam Murphy lead the pack during track practice. 187 Frank Cravatt leads the pack around the practice track. - - 4 J Kenneth Townsend and John Washington enjoy working out for track. Kyle Messerschmitt walks back to start his run again. 188 WOODR 0 WS CR OSS CO UNTR Y TEAM R UNS AND R UNS AND R UNS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Holly Cole, Don Haynes, Rick arvin, Martin Lopez, Richard Vinson, Harry Crawford, Frank Cravau, Kyle Messerschmitt, and Tony Miltenberger. Frank Cravau gives Woodrow Wilson a first place in the race to victory. 189 Coach Looking Forward To A Strong Team When the CRUSADER went to press the 1977 Girls Track Team had not as of yet been chosen. Many girls came out for the practice sessions in hopes of making the team. Ms. Addington said that she is looking forward to a strong team, and that the girls who showed their interest by coming out will be a strong asset to the team. Coach Addington is giving some instructions on hurdling to senior Donna Robison. Ms. Addington describes the event to Donna Robison Felicia Jones, Leticia Brown, Sonja McClarity am Monica Simpson. All the girls listen when Ms. Addington starts talkin. about running for the track team. 190 Wildcat Soccer Team Ends A Successful Year W.W. SOCCER TEAM: TOP ROW: Coach Kelly, Charlie Riboni, Eddie Garcia, Pepe Sobervilla, Mike , David Cron, Adrian Sobervilla, Luis Rivera. SECOND ROW: Joey Moseley, Alan Reno, Frank Cra-, Jesse Torrez, Israel Del Bosque, George Castillo. THIRD ROW: David Wages, Chris Chavez, Jesse ina, Larry Sadecky, Buddy Lopez, Nick Spiros, Damon Hernandez. )amon Hernandez and Adrian Sobervilla show a player what soccer's all about. The 1976-77 Wildcat soccer team ended their best season since their first year. They established themselves high in the district standings. The Woodrow defense was formidable because of the work of the goal keeper Israel Del Bosque and defensemen Frank Cravatt and Adrian Sobervilla. The Wildcat offense was not lacking because of the efforts of Alan Reno, Nick Spiros, and Eddie Garcia. Eddie Garcia became the high point man with a total of twelve points. Coach Kelly looks forward to an even more successful soccer season next year. Nick Spiros moves ihe ball down the field to score another goal. 192 Charlie Riboni practices his defensive abilities dur| ing a game. w.w. - 1976- 1 -77 SOCCER SEASON Pinkston 0 1 w.w. - 5 Roosevelt 5 I w.w. - 1 North Dallas 1 1 w.w. - 1 T. Jefferson 3 I w.w. - 3 Samuell 2 I w.w. - 1 W. T. White 3 I w.w. - 6 Spruce ____o I w.w. - 2 Bryan Adams 1 I w.w. - 4 Hillcrest 3 I w.w. - 1 Lincoln 0 I Garcia being assisted from the field by Coach Kelly, Coach Por-r, and his teammates Israel Del Bosque and Bill Spurlock [rank Cravett sets up an important kick during a lame. Woodrow's Nick Spiros defends against Samuell's offense. 193 Alan Reno looks on as the Wildcat Soccer team works for a score. That's the Way the Soccer Ball Bounces Adrian Sobervilla demonstrates his against Pinkston. soccer skill Soccer can sometimes turn out to be very physical. GIRLS’ SOCCER ENDS ON A HAPPY NOTE GIRLS’ SOCCER TEAM: TOP ROW: Coach Kelly, Kim Rozelle, Diana Dimas, Alicia Salazar, Norma Salazar, Maria Maldonado, Susan Rodriquez, and Sheila Cole. BOTTOM ROW: Leiicia Garcia, Edelia Juarez, Terri Vasquez, Xochitl Juarez, and Mireya Juarez. Woodrow's Girls' Soccer team ended the 1976-77 soccer season after defeating Lincoln by a score of one to zero. Although the team's record was not outstanding, some members stand out for their playing abilities. Woodrow’s defense was very good as a result of some great plays by goal keeper Diane Dimas and Gladys Perez and Terri Vasquez. The Wildcat offense was sparked by Edelia Juarez and Mireya Juarez. Coach Kelly looks forward to a more successful season next year. GIRLS’ SOCCER TEAM 1976-77 Scoreboard w.w. 0 T. Jefferson 1 w.w. 2 Samuell 2 w.w. 0 W. T. White 6 w.w. 1 Spruce 0 w.w. 0 Bryan Adams 2 w.w. 0 Hillcrest 2 w.w. 1 Lincoln 0 Alicia Salazar looks on as Terri Vasquez shows her soccer skill. Edelia Juarez travels down the field with Alicia Salazar following. Terri Vasquez, Edelia Juarez, and Margeret Vasquez race down the field during a game. 196 Golf Team Looking Forward To Good Season Stacy McVey, Kenny Huff and Todd Redfearn congregate together on their putts. Leroy Wickersham draws back and starts his swing toward the ball. OfJ To A Good Start The W.W. Golf Team got off to a good start in scheduled play this year by defeating Thomas Jefferson. With Lonnie Murphy, Stacey McVey, Kenny Huff and Greg Turner as Veteran-Contenders we have a good chance of going far this season. Jay Roberson, Leroy Wickersham and Terre Musgrove do a good job on the team also. Our district match will be April 18 and 19 this year. Good Luck Team! You have to use a scary facial expression like Greg Turner to get the ball moving. Lonnie Murphy gives this shot a light tap, in hopes o: sinking the shot. Leroy Wickersham swings back and aims tor me oan 198 oing bending exercises, Lonnie Murphy checks oui le situation before hitting this shot. )Here Lonnie follows through with his swing as he I watches the ball fly away. irazr .y y Kenny Huff shows strong concentration as he examines the possibilities of this shot. 199 200 THE 1976-1977 GIRLS SWIM TEAM: FRONT ROW: Laura Young, Susa Jam?., Bonnie McDonald, Cali Campbell, Sally Graf, Melanie Morgan Kelly Sheaner. SECOND ROW: Nancy Lankford, Laura Pearson, Susa Fosmire, Lynn Ehrhardt, Sandra Woods, Terric Tuule. Barbara Towne GIRLS WIN DISTRICT The Woodrow girls finished their fourth siraigh undefeated dual meet season. Senior Robin Trent sc a new record in the one meter diving with 17 points. Robin, along with senior Nancy Taylor, co-captains of the girls. Lettermen were Seniors Connie Crawford, Susan Carroll, Nancy Taylor Robin Trent; Sophomores: Terri Tuttle, Kell; Sheaner, Melanie Morgan; Freshmen: Susan Fos mire. Bonnie McDonald, Cali Campbell, and Graf. GIRLS SWIMMING SCOREBOARD W.W........126 W.W.........98 W.W........134 W.W........132 W.W........116 W.W.-------115 Adamson------------36 Seagoville---------63 Carter.............23 Sunset.............25 Spruce-------------39 Skyline------------29 Kirby Shaw, Cathy Machi. BACK ROW: Janis Harbus, Carol Russell, Nancy Taylor. Susan Carroll, Alice Freeman, Tressie Ireland, Gwen Williams, Robin Trent, Connie Crawford, Coach Green. SWIM THEIR WA Y TO FOURTH IN A ROW THE SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE WILDCAT SWIM TEAM: FRONT ROW: Nancy Lankford, Mgr; Susan Carroll, Carol Russell, Connie Crawford, Gwen Williams. BACK ROW: Jack McDonald, Nancy Taylor, Alice Freeman, Tressie Ireland, Cathy Machi, Mgr: Robin Trent, Harry Crawford. 201 Concentration is a very important part in a swim Diver Robin Trent goes through the motions of this meet, as shown here by a W.W. swimmer. dive with grace and ease. The race has just begun and hopes of the outcome can be seen in the faces of the onlookers, as the swimmers splash their way to the end. Doing the backdive right is what counts in the scoring. 202 Kirby Shaw gives Coach Green a look ai the swimmers’ times. Swimming is not the only thing that makes up a swim meet. Here the swimmers take time out for rest, relaxation, and a touch of glamour for the photographer. eff Jones is on the mark and awaiting the signal before plunging into the ater with hopes of a first place for the Wildcats. 203 he smooth backstroke of this Wildcat swimmer eems to assure his victory in this event. I 204 THE 1976-77 BOYS SWIM TEAM: STANDING: Don Hanes, Tony Vance, Joe Shearin, Jack McDonald, Harr; Crawford, Lane Land, Coach Green. SECOND ROW: Jeff Jones, Chuck Sellers, Jeff Lacekcy, Allan Luecke Steve Sutton, Peter Doty, Bob Moyer. FRONT ROW: Charlie Seeker, Mark McCord, Chuck Everett, Lee Peters. BO YS FINISH IN SECOND PLACE BOYS SEASON SWIM RECORD W.W. —120 Adamson.............. 32 W.W.-------83 Segoville-------------96 W.W. —121 Carter..............--36 W.W. ---114 Sunset................57 W'W. —126 Spruce..............--48 W.W. ---116 Skyline...............20 Woodrow's boys finished second in Distric; Compeiition losing only to Segoville, thi District Champions. Sophomore Chucl Sellers had a record assault as he set a nev. school record in the 100-yard butterfly witl a time of 1:02. Chuck was joined by Captain and senior Jack McDonald, and Junior Alan Luecke and Joe Shearin in setting new record in the 400 freestyle relay with ; time of 3:44. Lettermen included Seniors Jack McDonald, Harry Crawford; Juniors Joe Shearin, Alan Luecke, Tony Vance Peter Doty; Sophomores: Chuck Sellers and Lane Land. ck Sellers comes up for air in a race against some After an exhausting workout, Jeff Laceky turns his ;h swimmers, and the clock. attentions to one of his teammates. After a tough swim, Chuck Sellers appears to be catching his breath before getting out of the water, and on to another event. UALliU' AkU lones looks as though he :e$ only too well how long coming race is. 205 Baseball Works Toward A Winning Year This year at Woodrow Wilson there were two baseball teams instead of just one as in the past. The Varsity, coached by Coach Roger Zachary, hopes for a successful year in district play. The Junior Varsity, coached by Coach Gary Collett, has an equally good chance for a winning season. Both teams have talented members who can give Woodrow the winning edge in many games. Vincent Lopez and Holly Cole try to get the team to exercise together David Round Man” Fugitt shows his best side during baseball worl outs. 206 Hal Hammond shows his true baseball form during the daily workouts. lbe« Sprcnihll keeps up with the team during the ily exercises. Edilia Juarez makes sure this shot makes it over the net completely. Volleyball Season Ends Badly I THE WOODROW WILSON VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW Leticia Garcia, Edelia Juarez, Mireya Juarez, Becky Rodriguez. STANDING: Chyral Parrish, Mgr.; Eyvette Johnson, Karen Peters, Capt.; Diana Dimas, Teresa Vasquez, Coach Gay Addington. Eyvette Johnson keeps the ball airborne, and Edilia Juarez stands ready if needed. 208 The 1976 girls Volleyball team had a very disappointing season. This year's team was a building team, and Ms. Addington says that she is looking forward to a good strong team for the upcoming season. JjmrjJths, m az lit,.:.: ‘ Karen Peters puts one over the net with the assistance f teammate Edilia Juarez. Myrea Juarez can hardly believe how much effort Diana Dimas is using on this volley. rHE JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM: FRONT ROW: Maria Maldo-lado, Alicia Vasquez, Norma Salazar, Susann Rodriguez. STANDING onja .McCleridi, Gloria Sabedra, Pam Dent, Coach Stevenson. 209 WE the PEOPLE 212 FRESHMAN FA VO RITES JOHNNY ECHOLS MARK VERMILLION 213 SALLYGRAF LAURIE LOVVORN Freshmen make up a big pan of the pep squad. Senior Woman Karen Peters watches over Freshman Royce Spradlin. Carol Jones tries to figure out the solution for blowing up the world. 214 215 9 Allen, Nancy Atkins. David Baines. Gayle Ballard. Dorothy Bledsoe. Heidi Bosse, Paula Boulton, Aaron Bozarth, Julie Brooks. Karen Brooks. Tracy Brown. Bernard Buckmcycr. Paige Campbell. Cali Carrasco. Bilma Castanuela. LaDonna Castillo, Richard Cole, Sheila Collins. Boyd Contreras, Lydia Cook. John Crawford, Linda Cruz. Alma Cunningham, Vic Derrick, Shari Dolan, Sally Dominquez, Patricia Drain. LaDonna Drane, Cheryl Duckworth, John Dycss, Robert Earhart, Julie Eaton, Frances Echols, John End ley, Archie Escobar, Elizabeth Esquivel, Gus Event, Clarence Fincher. Brenda Flowers. Buddy Fosmire, Susan Fox. Monica Frazier, Maurine .1 Fugitt, Pam Gach. Clara Garcia, Janet Garland, Doitie Garza, Patsy Giron. Patty Godek, Melanie Godwin, Cynthia Gonzales, Beatrice Gonzales, Ricky Gonzales, Sylvia Graf. Sally Graham, Lisa Gunnels, Clifford Hall. Rodney Hart, Barbara Hartman, Bob Hataway, Gary Hatzenbuchllcr, Joi Henderson, Jana Herbcncr, Jenny Hertzler, Larry Hipp, Dana Hood. Clark Hourihan, Patrick Howard, Andy Jackson. Benny James, Bill Jantz. Susan Jenkins, Mark 217 218 Johnson. Karen Justice, Scotty Kapp, Karen Kelley, Dawn Kelly, Chris Kimbrcll, Kevin Laceky, June Le, Lien Lopez. Buddy Lovvorn, Laurie Low, Jana Lueke, Cindy Marks, Allison McCord, Mark McDonald. Bonnie McGee, Tracy McKinnon. Kelly McWilliams. Brad Meals, Stephen Meers, Evelyn Messerschmiti, Kyle Mezia, Maria Mezta, Susanna Mihal, Leslie Miramontes, Virginia Moncibais, Debbie Moseley, Cindy Nelson, Susan Oliver, Shannon Olvera, Donna Papanickolaou, Reena Pate. Rusty Patterson, Scott Paz, Mary Paz, Rosa Perez, Lucy Perrone, Gina Philips, Troy Potter, Donald Pytynia, Carie Ragle. Saundra Ramirez. Olga Is Kyle Messerschmiti really studying? Ramos. John Ray. Rebecca Reddington, Andrew Retta, Belinda Retta, Benjamin Rhodes, Carol Rivero. Miquel Roberts. Chris Rodriguez. Jesus Russ. Becky Russell. Cathy Sadecky, Larry Salazar. Norma Sanchez, Ernest Shanks. Wanda Smith, Libby Spiros. Nick Spradlin. Royce Steinbach. Cheryl Stroud. Doug Sutton. Scott Sztybel. Vivian Tatlock, William Taylor. Elizabeth Taylor. Rhonda Thompson. Jeffercy Tizerina. Mary Trevino. Suzanna Truitt. Kathi Lee Tune. Julie 219 Varkcr, Kyle Varon. Becky Velasquez, Jaunita Vermillion. Mark Waddle, Sandra Weidler, Jennie Willard, Jan Williams, Sandra Withrow, Karen Wood, Damon Wood. Sharon Wyse, Adam Young. Laura Zinkand. Michael Curry. Zan Fincher, Rhonda Alberi Alaniz poses tor nis picture to please nis fans. David Reed is nexj in line. 220 Freshmen work diligently in Algebra. Larry Sadecky thinks work is funny. The Best Kind of Love There Is .. . Friendship stand in the midst of a cloud of human forms, are aliens et, a single form laughs, and yells, How ya’ doing? (and I realize I have companionship in a foreign land) person begins to converse comparing feelings and backgrounds, understanding grows between us. becomes richer with time, laugh, we cry, we sing together Vnd through all of this, a special bond develops )ne that is indescribable yet so strong that it is impossible to destroy. have called it Friendship prefer to call it: The best kind of love there is. Ellen Quillion 221 222 SOPHOMORE FA VORITES ANDY CAMPBELL LEWMcCO Y 223 'STHER PETERSON WENDY WILLIAMS Marty Albee waves at the CRUSADER photographer. Chuck Sellers, Frank Coniglio and Bill Kickham know their picture is going into the annual. While Wendy Williams watches the game, Kelly Sheaner watches Wendy. 224 Jackie Lange poses for the CRUSADER camera. endy Williams daydreams instead of doing the work she is supposed to e doing. Test Prayer Now I lay me down to study, I pray the Lord I won't go nutty, and if I fail to learn this junk I pray the Lord that I won't flunk. But if I don’t pity me at all, Just lay my bones in studyhall. Tell my teacher I've done my best. Then pile my books upon my chest. Now I lay me down to rest To pray I'll pass tomorrow's test If I should die before I wake, That’s one less test I'll have to take. 225 Adams, Kevin Adams, Paul Albec, Many Alford, Doug Allen, Carolyn Anderson, Kristen Barnett, Mau Barrera, Cindy Barron, Guadalupe Beck, DeAndra Benoit, Paula Blanquist, Laura Boxdorfer, Kun Brand. Meri Brann, Bill Brinegar, Frank Brown, Vanessa Burton, Yvonne Bynum, Scott 226 ophomores Enjoy Their Classes Campbell. Andy Campbell. Marshall Canipe, David Carroll, Elizabeth Cartwright. Sherry Cason. Carolyn Chianelli, Monica Childs. Janette Cone. George Contreras. Ophelia Cornish. Thomas Cox. Paul Cox, Peggy Cruz, Julie Cunnigham, Kim Dabney, Mark Davidson, Sandy Davis, Sheila De La Vega, Jack Driskill. Lisa Early, Linda Edwards, Kaye Epton, Gary Evans, Randy Faries. Jackie Figuroa, Jimmy Forbus, Tim Fox, Ricky Fraga, Rosie Fugitt, Angie Fulbright, Neil Garcia, Gabriella Gibson, Autumn Gilbreath, David Gilmore. Curtis 227 Goldberg, Jeff Gomez, Margie Graham, Laurie Green, Carrie Green, Melody Guzman, Linda Hafertepc, Diane Hafcrtcpc, Sam Hempstead. Evelyn Herb, Elizabeth Hernandez, Damon Herrick, John Herrington, Ben Hill, Jamicc Hilton, Kathy Hinckley, Sheri Hiser, Miriam Home, Lois Hough, Claire Hudson, Donald Hunt, Tammy Hunter, Gene Iriarte, Dianne Jacobi, Lisa Jasso, Antonio Jergovic, Mark Johansen. Mark Johnson, David Johnson, Eyvette Jones, L. A. Jones, Leta Angie Fugitt gets the privilege of dancing with SENIOR MAN, Harry Crawford. Jones, Sandra Kay Judkins, Doyle Judkins. Nadine Justice, Terrilyn Kickham, William Klar, Robin Land, Line Lange. Jackie Lewis, Mary Lopes, Mary Lozano, Mary Lucas. Stephen Lucier, Jimmy Lyons, Kenny Martinez, Esther Martinez, Suzanne McBride, Dorsey McCallum, Kay McCaslan. Kevin McCoy, Lew McCulloch. Scott McGouldrick. Melinda McPherson, David Meyer, Sherry Mihal, Melissa Miller, Kathy Moore. Sylvia Morgan, Melanie Musgrove. Terri Myers, Pat Nash. Gary 229 230 Nava, Ileana Neikirk. Robert Nolen, Bill O'Morrow, Mica Parish, Chyral Pauerson, Rocky Pena, Minnie Peterson, Ester Posey, Gerald Post, Diane Post, Kathy Price, Lana Ramos. Paula Ransom, Hansom Redfearn, Todd Reece. Ricky Reynolds, Sherri Renfroc, Jacquelin Richardson, Sherry Rusk, Cathy Rosales, Robert Sabedra, Gloria Sanchez, Joel Schools, Jonathan Sheaner, Kelly Sellers, Charles Shetty, Sonny Sholdcn, John Shores. Philip Shrout, Tully Skinner, David Lisa Driskill looks disappointed with the football game. Sly, Bonnie Smith, David Sockwell, Candy Sookma, John Stcfanos, Dena Sterling, Wayne Steward, Scott Summer, Ellen Taylor. Mike Thomas, Margaret Tieijcn, Mark Torrez, Jesse Towne. Barbara Tre -ino. Erncstina Turney, Kathy Tuttle, Terri Van, Vicki Vanlandingham, Melanie Varela. Michael Vasques, Edward Vaiion, Jimmie Wade. Bari Walker, Martin Watson, Laura Whinham, Cindy Williams, Mark Williams, Wendy Wolfarth, Jay Wolford, Terry Woodard. Mary Lou 231 232 JUNIOR FA VORITES MARK FOX EDDIE GARCIA ROXANNE SNYDER JANA RAINS Que Pasa, Jorge? Laura Pearson doesn’t know that someone’s taking her picture. 234 Kirby Shaw and Anita Williams try to escape from the annual room. Everyone escapes when the cage doors are opened. Annette Silvas thinks out loud. 235 Abrams, Karen Allen, Betsy Amaya, Sandra Austin, Ricky Batchelor, Russell Bates, Annie Bell. Shawn Bogie, Martha Bozarth, Joel Bransford, Lonnie Buchmcycr, Pamela Bynum, Chcric Bryant, Stephen Carr, Mark Carpenter, Tracy Cavancss, Rodney Cawthon, Joe Cawthon. Lou Sheryl Williamson and Linda Sale carry on a lively conversation. 236 Chandler. Bruce Fred Aghaz sees something funny. '■ Cobum. Lisa Cole, Holley Cravau, Frank Criswell. Kendra Cunniff, David Cunningham. James David, Sarah Delmenhorst, Tom Dent, Pam Dickens, Robin Dolan, Jeanie Dominguez, Jorge Doty, Peter Dowell, Sheri Dowell, Ten! Echols, Jimmy Ehrhardt, Lynn 237 Esquivel, Raquel Faccilonga, Dawn Fanner, Glen Fox, Mark Fugiu, David Fugiu, Donna Freeman, Cynthia Franklin, Stephanie Gallagher, Kevin Gcrvers, Tammi Gilbert, Darcy Gilmour, Diane Gonzales, Robert Gonzalez, Carmen Garcia, Eddie Gordon, Steven Green, Kcllwin Green, Kenneth Hall, Brian Hammond, Hal Hardwick, Jim Harper, Brenda Hartmann, Monica Hilton, Edward 238 he did. Hollingsworth, Jimmy Hood, Jack Hunter, Glen Hyde, Leigh Imhoof, Doris Irvin, Greg Jackson, Mike Jackson, Scott Johnson, Lisa Jones,Jay Jones, Jeff Jones, Wesley Joseph, Sheila Laccky, Jeff Landrcth, Kathy Laurea, Susan Lewis, Tommy Linn. Bryan 239 Littleton, David Lopez, Vincent Luecke, Alan Maldonado, Maria Mathis, Walter Matthews, Shirley McDowell, Pat Merrill, Wendy Miles, Jan Miltenberger, Tony Morales, Irene Moseley, Patrice Moser, Billie Mosley, Joey Moyer, James Nguyen, Tuan Anh Norman, Carol Parks, Paul Only your nose knows for sure 240 Parr. Bob Patton, Phillip Susan Brady hobbles along Pearson, Laura Pcavy, Patricia Perez, Vera Perry, Loretta Phillips, Gwendolyn Piper, Brian Pomeroy, Lanae Price, Kathy Rains. Jana Reyes, Tony Reynolds, Debbie Rice. Liz Rogers, Tom Rowe, Robert Salazar, Maria Sale, Linda 241 Jim Hardwick and Brian Piper monkey around in class. Sampson, William Samudio, Diane Satterwhite, Karen Seeker, Charles Shearin, Joseph Shaw, Kirby Sherrill, Emily Sierra, Cindy Silvas, Annette Smith, Lisa Snyder, Roxanne Sutton. Steve Spurlock, Michael Sterling, Jimmy Streng, Ronald Stricklen, Haskell 242 Woods, Sandra Young, Gay la Taylor, Don Taylor, Hal Teer, Martha Tien. Le Thompson, Tracey Tovar, Reyna Tran, Doan Troches, Lirio Varela, Sylvia Vermillion. Kelly Waddle, Linda Wajdowicz, Michael Wales, Grayson Walton, Donna Wauson, Randall Wheeler, Wayne Williams, Anita Williamson, Sheryl Willingham, Matt Wong, Chu 243 244 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kenny Huff Bonnie Crawford Lonnie Murphy Vice-President Secretary President 245 246 - T N Ruth Aguilar David Allen Theresa Allen Reena Alvarez Mike Apple Cesar Baptisto 248 Patricia Archie Mike Becerra Debra Marie Bell Elizabeth Bass Camillia Bell Paula Belcher Sharon Bell Mike Bifano 249 Sandra Brecheen David Brewer Michael Byers Evelyn Camp Bernice Brown Alice Carey Susan Carroll 250 Sandy Castanon Rosemary Castro Yolanda Castro Darlene Cecil Clara Chapa William Clark Vickie Clay Jeri Coats Heidi Cochrane Nancy Collins Sophia Cordova Linda Corbin 252 David Coursey Ronald Cox Bonnie Crawford David Crouch Ricky Crouch Connie Crawford Harry Crawford 253 Laurin Curtis Georgia Daniels Paul Davis April Dabney Johnny Deckard 254 Vincent Diaz Paul DiCarlo Cynthia Drane Mark Duncan Mary Ann Dye Cynthia Nell Early Kathryn Sue Early David Fincher Kim Fincher Gary French Alice Freeman Suzanne Forgey Janet Fugitt Richard Garcia Martha Giron Kim Glenn Brenda Graham Dennis Gerron Mary Lou Gomez 257 Yolanda Green Karen Griffin Annette Halford Mike Halliday Craig Harbison Lewis Harge 258 Sandy Hargrove Karren Harper Andrea Harris Teresa Harper Holly Harrington Stephen Haynes Mamie Hearvey 259 Thomas Heckman Tom Hendler Teresa Hendley Paul Herb Matthew Herbener 260 Silvia Herrera Robert Hilton Don Hocfnagel Bonnie Hollins Cynthia Hollins Cindy Hooker Mark Howell Kenny Huff Linda Humphreys 261 Delores Jackson Giles Hundt Tressie Ireland Bill Johnson 262 Kim Ingersoll Juanna Jaurequi Denise Jones Johnny Jones Judy Jones Buich Kirby Chuck Kirkbride John La Barba Mike La Barba Ronald Lacy 263 Nancy Lankford Lisa Lankston 264 Olga Lopez Becky Lou ton Linda Lovvorn Jenny Lovelace Caleb Lyra Frank Maceda Joel Lucas Cathy Machi Stephen Malinasky 265 Jack McDonald Michelle McDowell Tammy McGee John McLain Mike McQuinney 266 Siacy McVey Ed Meers Diana Melton Michelle Metzger Tollie Miley Ernadine Miller Michelle Mock Beverly Moore Yvonne Moore 267 Willie Morgan Robert Morones Alice Moser Lonnie Murphy Teresa Musgrove Mike Nabors 268 David Ncria Liz Oliver Gayle Parish Brenda Parker Gladys Perez Karen Peters Melanie Proctor Robert Pike Vincent Pollinzi 270 Magdalena Puente Ellen Quillian Raymond Ramirez Alan Reno Yolanda Reynosa Charlie Riboni Shirley Richardson Jay Roberson Billie Robertson 271 Donna Robison Leslie Rodgers Cindy Rodriguez Cynihia Rodriguez Beriha Rodriguez 272 Gloria Rodriguez Albert Rouwtt John Nelson Rowe Patty Rusk Carol Russell June Russell Estela Salazar Lydia Salazar Charles Schmitz 273 Kathy Shoemaker Richard Simmons Yvonne Staggers Michael Steed Roy Steward 274 Joyce Stokes Barbara Talbert Nancy Taylor Suzanne Taylor Janei Thomas Linda Taylor Rachel Thomas Robin Trent Rachel Trevino 275 Greg Turner Sheila Turner Vivian Van Rosemary Velazquez Richard Vinson Juan Tuya Brandy Varker 276 Glenda Waddle Eric Wales Angela Washington Robin Weatherly Bruce wneeless Robert Wilcox Debra Williams 277 Donna Williams Gwen Williams Kristi Willingham Tina Wilson Donna Young David Yates Martin Lopez Casey Wyse Ronnie Young 278 SENIOR ACTIVITIES INDEX AGUILAR. RUTH CASTRO. September 2 . 1918. Dallav Texas English, Buunev . Maihematicv Social Studio Mia, IXrcceoe of Army Instruction Award. Senior Army Instructor Award, Stout Award. Academic Excellence Award. Aeademk Athkvftacnt Award. Scholastic Award. Pan-Amerkan Studtnt Forum. 1 Year. OEA. 2 Yean. Treasurer. HAAG Englnh. Student Council Representative. Scudmi Advisory Committee ALLEN. DAVID LEE. November 9.1918. Dallav Texas English. Mathematuv Social Studio. Science Basketball. Vanin. 5 Lotto. 2 Yea re All Dittrkt; Football. Vanity. 2 Lotto. 2 Yrao All District. Captain. All Metro. Student Council Representative ALLEN. THERESA LYNN. July 2’. IW. Dallav Texav English. Social Studio Baclttball. Vanity ; DCCA. Vue-Prevdent; Sweetheart!. I Ytar. Concert Choir. 5 Yean. Mutual . J Ycari. Hello Dolly . Olntr . 'Tiddler on the Rood.” 2 Lead Rdo APPLE. MICHAEL DEAN. Not ember 12. I9V . Concordia. Kancat Englnh. Mathematuv Social Studio Football. Vanaiy and B Squad. 2 lotto. Sophomore and Junior Favontr Fmalitt; Mr Wildcat finalist BAPTISTA. CESAR ABRAHAM GUMAPAC. May IT. 1961. Manila. Philippine Englnh. Mat hematic I. Social Studio. Science. Foreign Language Science Club. HAAG Englnh. Honoo Phyiu and Oiemntry BECERRA. MICHEAL ANTHONY. Ftbtuaty II. 1919. Waco. Texas Englnh VICA dub; English Honoo Clan. Cheerleader. I Year. Band. 2 Yean. Concert Band. 2 Yean BELCHER. PAULA CHRISTINA. January 29. I9V . Dallav Te.ac English. Mathematui. Eore.cn Lar safc. Social Studiei Pan Ameruan Student Forum. 2 Yean. Vue Prtudent. Delegate to State Con-cent ion. 2 Yean. HAAG Fnglith. 4 Yean. Sweetheart . 2 Yean; CRUSADER STAFF. Assistant Edi-tot. Section Editor. 2 Yean. Concert Choir. 1 Year. Mutual . I Year. “Fiddler on the Rood;” Ice Skat mg Oub. Yean BELL CAMELLIA ANN. December 21. 191 . Dalla . Texa Social Seudio. English Sweetheart . 2 Yean BELL. DEBRA MARIE.June 2 . 19 2. Dalla . Tecat English. Mathematu . Social Seudiev Bueno BRECHEEN. SANDRA LESLIE. December 5. 1918. Dallav Texa English. Mathematic . Science. Social Studio French Club. 1 Ytar. Science Club. 2 Year . English Honor Clr� � . Completed Honor m English, Chemutry, National Honor Socuty. 2 Year . Sweetheartv 2 Year . SENIOR PUBLICATION STAFF. Concert Choir. Year . Mutual . Year . Hello Dolly , duet . Fiddler on the Rood ; Mow Intelligent Finalnt. Who Who Among Ameruan High School Seudene BREWER. DAVID JOSEPH. May 2 . 1919. Dalla . Te.a Englnh. Social Studio. Mathematic . Latin Future Homemaker ol America. VICA Club. President BYERS. MICHAEL ALAN. Xtober 9. IW. Dalla . Te.a English, Mathematu . Science. Social Scud . Drafting Batketball. Vartuy. ) letter . HAAG English; Completed Honor in Chemi try. Mathematic . National Honor Society. 2 Yean; Bible Award CAMP. EVELYN ANN. May II, 1919. little Rock. Arkantat English, Mathematu Sweetheart . I Year CAREY. A LICE FAYE. March 2. 1919. Claven, Te.a English, Mathematu . Social Studie Future Homemaker od America. 5 Year . Junior Achievement. I Year, Swrethrart . 2 Year . VOE, I Year CARROLL SUSAN LYNN. August 4. 1919. Dalla . Te.a English. Mathematic . Social Studie Swim Team. Yean. I Letter. Coun eloei Oflue Helper. Sweetheart . 2 Yean. Seudene Council Rcpte-itnratne. 2 Year . CRUSADER STAFF. 1 Year. Concert Chcur. I Year. Program foe the Talented and Gifted CASTANON. SANDY. March 21. 1919. Dalla . Te.a English. Bonne . Social Studie . Vocational Office EAuauon OEA. Attendance Oflue Helper CASTLEBERRY.JAMES ALENDER, April 9. IW. Dallav True Science Football, Vanity. I Letiet CASTRO. ROSEMARY MARGARET. September 4. 1919. Dalla . Texa Band. Year . Marching Band. 1 Year. CASTRO. YOIANDA ESCOBAR. May 20. 919. Dalla . Teiai SFC. Director of Army Invtruction Award. Senior Army Inytructor Award. Rifle Team Award, Service Award. Academic Achit tment Award.Scholauu Ribfan CAWTHON. LOU JEAN. April 1.1960. McKinney. Texa English. ROTC. Typing CECIL GEORGIA DARLENE. June 28. 1919. Dallay. Tc.ay Engli h. Maihematicv Social Scud , liomcmaking Future Homemaker of America. J Year . Red Cam .Council. DECA Club CHAPA. CLARA CECILIA. August 12. 1919. Dalla . Te.a Englnh. Art. Business Captain. Director ot Army Inttructkm Award. Senior Army Inytructor Award. Rifle Team Award. Service Award; Academic Excellence Award, Academic Achievement Award CHAPMAN. SHELIA JANN. January l l9W.Boeger.Te.ay Engl.yh. Social Stud.ey Fu.uec Home maker, ol Amtri. a. Red Cross. Council; Counselor Of fur Helper CHAVEZ. EARNIVMNE. Auguvt 4. 1919. Dallay. Tern English, Scuial Studie . Beninese. Mathematic MSG. IXrrctoeof Atmy Instruction Award, Senior Atmy Instructor Award, Drill Team Award. Service Award. Academic Excellence Award. Academic Achievement Award COATS. JERI LYNN. July 29.1919, Dallav Ttxai Engl.vh. Science, facial Stodiev Mathematic Fuvt Laeuecnani. Dumoe of Army Invtruction Award; Senior Army Inuructor Award. Setvue Award. 2 Year . Academx Excellence Award. Academic Achievement Award. Scholastic Award, French Cluh. Pan Ameruan Student Forum. Upward Bound. Bible Club, Preudem. Audio-Vivual Oflue Heller. Sweet heart . Manager. CRUSADER STAFF. SENIOR PUBLICATION STAFF COCHRANE. HEIDI JEAN. April 1.1919. Lmeoln. Nebea ka Engli h. Mathematu . Social Studie . Science Swim Team. 1 Year. VOE; Young Life; HAAG. WILDCAT STAFF. Page Ed.toe. Concert Choir. Mutual COLLINS. NANCY EDNA. May 21.19W. Dallav Teva Fnglivh. Maihematicv Social Scud . Busi net . Science. Music Junior Achievement. Band. Stage Band. Concert. 1 Year . Marching Band. 1 Year . Orchevtra. 2 Yeari. All City Marching Band. 2 Year . Band Council. 2 Year . Sophoovxe and Junior Representative. Solo Eniemble Contrvt. Year OOOPER. SARAH LANELL November 10.1918. Dallav Te.a CORDOVA. SOPHIA. December 11. 191 . Dalla . Texa Engli h, Social Studiev Bu me� v Mathe- matic Office Education Attociatiotv COX. RONALD DALE. May 12.1919. Dalla . Teta Engl.vh. Scuial Seudiev Maihmatk Football. B Squad. Track Team. B Team. VICA Oub CRAWFORD. BONNIE ELAINE. January 1� . 1918. Forr leonardweod. Mivvouri English. Social Seudu . Mathematic Truk Team. Cro Country. 2 Year . 1 Lcrter. Regional . Skating Club. 1 Year. Cnumeloe Office Helper. HAAG Englnh. Student Council Representative. Chairman. Election Com miner. I Year. Band. Drum Mayor. Stage Band. 1 Year ; Orchewra. Hello Dolly . Fiddler on the Roof. Concert Omit, I Year. Finalnt foe Homecoming Queen. Secretary foe Senior da . Offuert. finalist foe Mou Versatile. Band Preudeni. Who- Who Among Ameruan High School Student CRAWFORD. CONNIE ELIZABETH. January I’. 191s. Fort Leonardwocd. Missouri Englnh. Social Seudiev Bovine Swim Team. Year . I Letter, ke Skating. 1 Year. Office Education Asiocta-tun. I Year. CRUSADER STAFF. 2 Yearv Secretary. Concert Qioir. 2 Year . Mutual . 2 Yearv Hello Dolly . fiddler on the Roof. Final ! foe Homecoming IXacheu, Finalitt foe Sophomore Favorite. Finalist few Homecoming Queen CRAWFORD. HARRY JACK. JR . March 9.1919. Fort Lroeurdwood. Miuouri. Englnh. Social Stud Foot hall. Vanity. B Squad. 1 Letter. 1 Yeary. Track Team. I Letter. 2 Year . Cro� Country, 2 Letcery . J Yearv Captain. Regional Qualifier. 1 Year . Swim Team. 1 Letter. 1 Year . CRUSADER STAFF. 1 Year. Typivc Helpet. Concert Cher. 2 Year . Mutual . 2 Yearv “Hello Dally . Fiddler on the Roof. Stage Manager. Sophomore Favorite Finalist. FrieaJie t Finalnt CROUCH. DAVID WAYNE. April 21. 1918. Dalla . Tpxa Englivh. Social Studie . Mathematic Golf Team. 2 Year . Manager Football Team. I Year. Concert Choir. 2 Year . Mutual. 1 Year CROUCH. RICHARD THOMAS. September 2. 1919. Dallav Texa Englnh. Social Setade Science dub. Ice Skating Club. HAAG Engl.vh; CRUSADER STAFF. Head Photographer. 1 Year. WILD CAT STAFF. Photographer. 1 Year. Concert Choir. I Year. Mutual. Fiddler on the Roof. Executive Avutiamt Program. Senior Year CURTIS. LAURIN BURT. December 19. 1919. Austin. Texa Englivh. Mathematic . Social Studie . faiemr Football. Vanity. 2 Ycut. 1 Letter. B Squad. 1 Year. Fellowship of Chrivtian Athlete . 1 Year. Cheu Club. 2 Year . Pan Ameruan Student Forum. I Year. Key Club. 2 Year . Junior Achievement. 1 Year. Science Oub. I Year. Stage Band. } Year . HAAG Englnh. WILDCAT STAFF. I Year. SENIOR PUBLICATION STAFF; Band. J Year . On hey. r a. 1 Yeary; Exploecrv 2 Year DAVIS. KENNETH WAYNE. November 9. 191’. Dalla . Texa Englnh. Mathematuv Batkethall. Vanity, J Letter . 5 Yean. Football. Vanity. 1 Lrtterv Year . All Dtttict. All-Metro. Captaky. All Greater Dalla . Seudene Council Representative. 1 Yean DICARLO. PAUL LEWIS. December 30. 91 . Dallav Teta Englivh. Social Studiev Science DECA DRANE. CYNTHIA LEIGH. December 21. 1919. Newport New . Virginia Englnh. Mathematuv facial Studies. Music lattle Theatre. French Oub. Science dub. Band Council Member, Vue-Preu dent. HAAG English; SENIOR PUBLICATION STAFF. Band. Marching Band. Concert Band. 2 Yean, Symphonic. 2 Yean. Muvkalv Best Foot Forward . Oliver . Fiddler on the Roof; All-City Matching Band. 2 Year . Band Sweetheart; One Act Play. Student Diiecroe; Solo Eniemble Contev. 2 Yean. Who- Who Among American High School Student DUNCAN. MARK HOWARD.October 26.1918. Dallav Texa Mathematic . Englnh. Social Stud Football. Varsity. B Squad. I Lciter; French Chib. WILDCAT STAFF. 2 Yean. Concert Choir. I Year. Musical .“Oliver . Fiddlet on the Roof. Fytdka DYE. MARYANNE. CXtohct II. 19V . Dalla . Texa Drafting. English. Mathematic Truk Team. 1 Year. Manager. I Year. Science Club. Texa Industrial Att Student Association. Sweetheart. Hcexm. English. Math, faience. Completed Honor in English. Math FHRHAKDT. HELEN ELIZABETH. Auguvt 10. 919. Edward Airforce Base. California Track Team. 2 Yean; Future Homemaker of A me rut. I Year. Pan-Ameruan Student Forum. 1 Year, faience Cluh. Year . Secretaiy. Year. Previilcnt. I Year. Allied Youth. 2 Yean, life Leadership, ) Year. Completed Honor in Chemntry. Math. Natueial Honor Society. 2 Year . Student Council Representative. I Year. SENIOR PUBLICATION STAFF. Who- Who Among American High School Scu dent . Executive A i tant, Betty Crocker Search FINCHER. DAVID ROSS.June IS. 191’. Ptnjmt City. Florida English Band. 2 Year . Stage Band FINCHER. KIMBERLY LYNN. June II. 1919. Coe kana. Texa English. Mathematu . Social Stud ie� Future Homemaker of America. Red Crotv Council. French Chib. Attendance Offue Helper, Sweetheanv I Year. Manager,CRUSADER STAFF.Section Fjdiioe. FLORES. DAVID MEJIA. December 9.1918. Dallav Texa Englnh POROEY, SUZANN LYNN. August ’, 1919. Demon. Text Englnh. Mathematic . Spanuh. Science, facial Studio FREEMAN. ALICE RAF. November 2’. 1918. Dallav Texa fnglivh. Maihematicv Social Seudio. faience Track Team. 2 Year . Swim Team. I Year. French Oub. Ptoidem. Attendance Offue Helper. 2 Year . HAAG Englivh. Cheerleader. Finalist; Featured Twirler. 1 Year . Student Council Reptoenta-ti� e. 2 Year ; WILDCATS STAFF. I Year. Band. 1 Year . Ite Skating Club. 2 Year . Most Talented Finali t; Homecoming IXuhev Finalitt; Homecoming Prince Finalitt; lloencconuryg Queen Finalist; Sophomoee Favoeite. Junior Favorite Finalitt FRENCH. KELLY KEITH. June 6.1919. Dalla . Texa Engl.vh. Social Studio WCATE. JENNIFER LEE. CXtober 26. 1918. Dalla . Texa Englivh. Maihematicv, faience. Social Stulie Tenn. Team. Vanity. 5 Letter . 1 Year . Regional. 2 Year ; Ice Skating Cluh, 2 Year ; Counselor- Office Helper. I Year. Ilcmotv Math. English, Science. Honor Physic ; Completed Honor in Math. English. Science. Mott Athletu Nominee G EX RON. DENNIS WAYNE. January 26.1919. Dallav Texa Engl.vh. Mathematu . Social Seudu Indavtnal Art . VOCT GIRON. ESQUIVEL MARTHA IDAUA. September 2. 1918. Ol Acuna. Mexico English. Spanish, faience GLENN. KIMGERLY ANN. January II. 1919. Wuhita Fall . Texa Science. Social Studu . Englivh. Latin I. IXttnbunvc Education. GOMEZ, MARY LOUISE.June JO. 1919. Man.Texa Science. Spanish, Englivh. Social Stwixx. Math-emanev llutcne Allied Youth; Attendance Office Helper. 2 Yeats; HAAG English. GRAHAM. BRENDA K . May 21. 1919. Dallas. Texa Enetcvh. Mathematic . VOE. Social Seodie Tenni Team 279 GREEN. YOLANDA ROCHELLE. October II. 19 8. Lufkin. Texas Engt.sh CompanyCommander. Director of Army Instruction Award; Senior Army Instructor Award; Serswe Award, Academic Arhievement Award; Scholastic Award; Life Leadership Lab; Cheerleader. GRIFFIN. KAREN KAY. February . 19 9. Dallas. Texas English. Mathematics. Social Studies. Voca acetal Offue Education Association. 2 Years ItALL. KATHY ANN. June 21. 19 9. Blootr-.ngton. Indiana English. Social Studies. Mathematicv VOE. OEA HALLIDAY. MICHAEL SID. January 19.19 9. Dallas. Tem English. Social Studies. Science HARBISON. CRAIG ALLAN. August 18. I SAB. Dallas. Texas English, Social Studies, Science. WILDCAT STAFF. SENIOR PUBLICATION STAFF HARGROVE. SANDY RAE. February . 19 9. Dallas. Texas Track Team; Tri-Hi-Y. 1 Year. Ice Skating Club. HAAG English; Sweethearts. 2 Years. Student Council Representative. 2 years. Social Commattcc; WILDCAT STAFF. 2 years. Activities Editor. Concert Osoir. 1 Year. Musical. 'Hello Dolly;” Homecoming Duchess Finalist; Homecoming Princess Finalist. Junior Favorite Finalist. Final' tst for Friendliest HARPER. KARREN ANITA. Xtober6. 19 9. Ntw Orleans. Louisiana English. Mathematics.Social Studies l-ittle Theatre. French Club; Pan-American Student Forum. Hcalrh Careers Club. HAAG Eng. Issh, Bible Award. I Year. WILDCAT STAFF. Business Manager. 2 Years. Band. All-City Bam). I Year. Otthestra. All-School Play; Musicals ) Years HARRINGTON. HOLLY LOUISE. December 29.19 8. Dallas. Texas English. Social Studies. Spanish Swim Team. 2 Years. 1 Letter. All District. Y-Ttero, Industrial Am Club. Reporter. Finalist for Most Spirited. Attendance Office Helper. WILDCAT STAFF. 2 Years. Page Editor. Quill Scroll. HECKMAN. THOMAS LEE. December 2.19 . Dallas. Texas English. Mathematics. Social Studies MSG; Director of Army Instruction Award. Senior Army Insctcxtoe Award, Service Award. Athletic Rattan; HatebalL J Letters. Years, Manager. Football. Varsity. 2 Letters. 2 Yeats. Manager. Key Club. 2 Yeats, Library Council.) Years. HENDLER. TOM A . September 2'. 19 9. Dallas. Texas English, Mathematics, Social Studies. Foreign Language. Buuness HENDLEY. TERESA IANETTE. August 18. 19 8. Gladewattr. Texas English. Social Studies. Math ematkt. Homemaking Future Homemakers of America. Red Cross Council; VOE. OEA Club HERB. PAUL WILLIAM. August 18. 19 9. Dallas. Texas English. Mathematics Band. Stage Band. Concert Band. Marching Band HERBENER. MATTHEW BRUCE. January 2). I9V . Dallas. Teias English. Mathematics, Social Studies. Mu� c, Science. Art Junior Achievement. I Yeat, HAAG English; Band. .' Yeats Conceit Band. Symphonic Band. 1 Year. Orchestra. 2 Yeats. Musicals, J Years; AllCiry Marching Band. 2 Years. Stage Band, 2 Years. Secondary Evaluation EducationCouisr. Talented and Gslted HERRERA. SILVIA D. August 22.19 8. Nucva Rosita. Coah Mexico English. Business, Mathematics. HILTON. ROBFRT LATIMER. JR . June 6. 19 8. Texatkana. Teas English. Social StuAes Set gram. Director cd Army Instruction Award. Senior Army Instructor Award. Struct Award. Band Ribbon; Athletic Ribbon; Academic Excellence Award. Sehofattic Award; Football. Varsity. 2 Years. 1 let ter. Chess Club. Key dub, Texas Industrial Ans Students Association, Oiapter Secretary. Coumclnc Office Helper. 1 Year. SENIOR PUBLICATION STAFF. Band. Stage Hand. 1 Year, Concert Band, J Yeats. Concert Chou. Musical. I Year. One Act Play.) Years Crew. HOEFNAGF.I, IX N E. April JO. 19 9. Dallas, Texas English. Foreign language. Mathematics Tennis Team. 2 letters. 2 Years HOLLINS. BONNIE FAYE. February 12.19 9. Dallas. Texas Basketball. B Squad. 2 Years FKXJKER. CINDY KATHLEEN. December 10. 19 8. Denison. Texas English. Foreign Language. Social Studies. Mathematics French Club. 1 Yeat. Pan-American Student Fotum. 2 Years. Secretary. HAAG English. Sweethearts. 2 Years. CRUSADER STAFF. Section Editor, Concert Choir. 2 Years. Musicals. Oliver . Fiddler on the Reef. Student Director. Ice Skating Club. J Years HOWI-I.L, MARK RIC HARD. December 29.19 8. Dallas. Te«as English. Mathematics. Social Stud its Skyline OEA. Band. Musicals. 2 Years HUFF. KENNETH DARREN. November 20. 19 8. Dallas. Texas English. Mathematics.Social Stud its Baseball, 1 Lettet. I Yeat. Football. Varsity and II Squad. 2 letters. Captain, All Metro. All Dot net m I9T . All DiittKt in 1926. Most Valuable Player in '26. Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Attendance CXI ice Helper. Completed Honors m English. National Honor Society. President. 2 Years; Student Council Representative. Human Relations; Senior Class. Vice-President HUMPHREYS. LINDA LEE. July 9. 19 9. San Amcmo. Texas English. Mathematics. Social Studies. Spanish, Business Pan-Ametwan Student Fotum. 2 Yeats. Health Careen (Tub. 2 Yean. Ice Skating Oub. J Yeats. Band. Marching Band. 2 Yean. Concert Band. 2 Years. Friendliest Finalist. HUNDT. GILES VIRGIL. April 17.19 9. Dallas. Texas English. Mathematics INGERSOLL, KIM. May 2 . 19 9. Bone. Idaho English. Mathematics. Social Scutes, Science Sugat laps. Ice Skating Club. I Year. HAAG English, Sweethearts. 2 Yean. Student Council Reptetematise. 2 Years, Conceit Chou. J Years. Musicals, J Years, Sophomore Homecoming Duchess. Junior Home coming Princess Finalist. Senior Homecoming Queen Finalist; Sophomore Favorite. Junior Favorite finalist IRELAND. TRFSS1E DKLKNE, November 12. 19 8. Arlington. Texas English. Mathematics. Social Scutes, Science Track Team. I Year. Swim Team. 2 letters. J Years. District Championship. 5 Yeats. Regional Qualifier. 2 Years; Y-Ttens. Young Life. OEA. WILDCAT STAFF. 1 Year JACKSON. DELORES BETH. October 10.19 8. Dallas. Texas Science. Social Scutes. English. Math ematict. farm JAUREQUI. JUANITA C. March 8. 19 9. Harlingen. Texas Social Studies. An. Business Office Education Association. Vocational Office Education JEFFERSON. TER RON DERONE. November 8. 19 8. Dallas. Texas ROIC Major. Director of Army Instruction Award. Senior Army Inst tutor Award. Drill Team Award. Rifle Team Award. Strs we Award Scholastic Award JOHNSON. STEPHANIE DENISE,October 2J. 19 8. Dallas.Texas Fnghsh JONES. ALLAN LEE. August 2.19 9. Eon Woeth. Texas English. Mathematics. Drafting T1ASA JONES. DENISE MICHELLE. September 21. 19 8. Dallas. Texas Basketball. Varsity. 2 Letters. Sweethearts. 2 Years. Student Council Representatise. J Years. Human Relations. JONES, JUDITH CLARE, April 12. 19 9. Dallas. Texas English. Mathematics. Social Studies Swim Team. 1 Year. French Oub. I Year. Y-Teens, “Sugar laps.” 4 Years. Young Life. Most Humorous” Bnalist; English and Mathematics Horton Classes. Completed Honors in English, Mathematics, Sweet heans, 2 Years. WILDCAT Staff. I Year. Concert Choir, 2 Years, Muswals KIRBY. LEGRANDCARNEY. IV.January 4.19 9. Dallas. Texas VICAClub KIRKBRIDE. CHARLES DEAN. Apnl 6, 19 8. Rcona. Illinois English Lieutenant. Service Award. At tiler 1, Ribbon. Scholastic Award. Basketball. B Squad. 2 Years. Student Adsuory Committee. I Year IABARBA. JOHN ANTHONY. January 22. 19 8. Dallas. Texas English. Mathematws. Business. Social Studies DECA Oub IABARBA. MIKE. January 29.19 9. Dallas. Texas English. Science. Mathematics. ICT LAO’. RONALD MITCHELL, February . 19 9. Dallas. Texas Matoe. Director of Army Instnwtion Award. Senior Army Inyirutor Award, Drill Team Award, Service Award. Scholastic Award; Future Homemakers of America; Concert Chur. Musicals. 2 Years. Hello IXslIy”. Oliver' IANKFORD. NANCY LEE. August I . 19 8. Dallas. Texas English. Social Studies. Mathematics Swim Team. 2 Years. Manager. Counselor's Of fur Helper. J Years. WILDCAT Staff. 2 Years. Quit and Scroll. Stage Oaf 1.1 Yeat IE. LOAN Till THUY, August 14. 19 9. Saigcei. Vietnam Science. English. Mathematics Junior Achievement. Science Oub LOPEZ. MARTIN DAVID. July 9.19 9. IJillas.Triav English. Mathematics.Social Stuies. Science Tennis Team. J Years. 1 letter. Track Team. 1 Year. I letter. Qualified for Regiersals. Pan American Student Fotum. I Year. Key Club. 2 Years. Science Oub. I Year. Allied Youth, lafe Leadership Lab. Executive Assistants Program. Counieloe Mfwe Helper. Science. Mathematics Honors Classes. HAAG English. Completed Honors in Science, Mathematws. Cheerleader. WILDCAT Staff. 2 Years. Staff Wnttr. Senaor Committee.Junaot Favorite Finalist. Animation Program. Friendliest Finalist LOUTON. BECKY LYNN. November 6c 19 8. Minerals. Texas English. Mathematics. Science. An. Social StudKs French Club. I Yeat. Pan American Student Forum. 2 Years. Historian. Delegare to State Convention. Science Oub. I Yeat. English Honots Class. Completed Honors in English. Chemistty. labeary Council. Sweethearts. Manager. I Year.CRUSADER Staff, 2 Years. Athletic Section. Photogra phet. Woodrow Wilson Representatise at Manh of IXmes Program. Executive Assistants Program. SMU Journalism Workshop. Photography LOVELACE. JENNIFER LEE. May 2 . 19 9. Fort tfotth. Texas Musk. Drama Band. 2 Years. Con cert Chur. J Yeats. Musicals. 2 Years. Oliset' . Fiddler cn the Roof “ LOVVORN. MARY LINDA. Apnl 17.19 9. Dallas. Texas English. Mathematics. Social Studies. Sei cnee. Business French Club, I Year. Health Careen Club, s Yean, Y-Ttens. I Yean. Njgar Lips, Youth and Government. OKA. VOE. Young Life, J Yeat. I.e Sbrffl )ub, ) Year. HAAf 4 Years. Student Countil Representative. Alternate. Concert Chur. 2 Years. President. I Year. Must eals; Cheerleader Alternate LUCAS,JOEL B. December 27. 19 7. Dallas. Texas Staff Sergeant. Service Award, Academic Excel lence Award. StFiolauM Award.Sweethearts. Photographer.Concett Choir LYRA. CALEB RUIZ. September 2 . 19 8. Harlingen. Texas English. Mathematws. Social Studies, French. Science OEA. I Year. Student Advisory Committee. HAAG English, Student Council Repec tentative McDONALD.JACK. August 22.19 9. Houston. Texas English. Mathematics.Social Studies. Science Swim Team. 2 Yeats. I letter. Future Homemakers of Amenta. English Honors Class. Cheerleader. Most Versatile Finalist Me DOWELL, MICHELLE ELIZABETH. March |7.19 8. Dallas. Texas English. Social Studies. For ogn Language. Science Attendance Office Helper. 1 Year. Band. 2 Years. Marching Band. Cone err Hind McQUINNEY. MICHAEL LEE. February 9. 19 9. Dallas. Texas English. Mathematics. Vocational Office Education. Social Studies. OEA Club. I Year. Vice-President, imrrscholastie League Winner. Credit Essay Contest Jrd. Library Council. I Year. Student Council Representative. 2 Years. Assembly Committee McVEY. ROBERT STACY. September 9. 19 9. Dallas. Texas Fnglish. Mathematics. Social Studws Golf Team. A Squad. Captain. ) Letters. French Club. 1 Year. WILDCAT Staff. I Year. Concert Ovcxr. 1 Year. Executive Assistants Program MACE DA. FRANK. JR .July 28. 19 9. Cixpus Oitisti. Texas English Junicx Achievement. 1 Year. Band. 1 Years. Matching Band. J Yeats MACHI. CATHERINE R (Mon). May 2. 19 9. Sonbury. BennsvIsan.a English. Social Stuies. Sc. ence. Mathematics. Tennis Team. I Yeat. Swim Team. 1 Yeat. Manager. CRUSADER STAFF. 1 Year, Dsotographcr. WILDCAT STAFF. 2 Jean. Photographer. Art and Stage Craft MEERS. EDWIN CHARLES. March 1J. 19 9. Dallis. Texas English. Mathematws. Social Srudws. An VICA Club. Industrial Ans Oub METZGER. MICHEIJ.F. March 17. 19 9. Miami. Florida English. Mathematics. Social Scutes. So ence Swim Team. I Letter. French Club; Y Teens. Ice Skating Club; HAAG English; Completed Honors in Scienee; Cheerleader. Sweethearts. Junior Favorite Finalist. Homecoming Princess. Queen Final IM. Executive Assistants Program MOCK. MARY MICHELLE. Apeil Id. 19 9. Kansas City. Missoun English. Mathematics. Social Scutes. Science Tennn Team. 2 Years, lee Skating Oub. 5 Years; HAAG English. 4 Years. Sweet heart 1. I Year, Conceit Choir. Yeats, Musicals. J Years, Hello Dolly . Oliver . Fwddler on the Roof. Homecoming Queen Finalist MORGAN. WILLIAM FRANCIS. September 26c 19 8. Dallas. Tecas English. Mathematics. Social Scutes. Science. Skyline Dental Laboratory Technology. 2 Years Science Club. 2 Years. Ice Skating Oub. 2 Years. Chairman of First Annual Eggdrop Committer. Most Spirited Finalist. HAAG English. t Yeats.Cheerleader; SENIOR PUBLICATION Staff MOSER. ALICE MARIE. April 16, 19 9. Dallas. Texas Social Studies. Att. English. Mathematics Future Homemakers of America. Red Cross Council and Workshop. Pep Squad. Squad Leader MURPHY. LONNIE DUB. Nobember 19.19 8. College Station. Texas English. Mathematws. Latin. Social Studies, Science Baseball. Varsity. 1 Letter. Football. Varsity and B Squad. I letter. Golf Team. A Team. 1 Letter. Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Key Club. English. Mathematws Honors Classes Com pie ltd Honors in Mathematws. Chemistry. National Honot Society, 2 Years. Student Council Rep tesemaiise. Senior Class President. Who's Who Among Ametwan High School Students MUSGROVE. TERESA LOUISE. December 9. 19 8. Dallas. Texas English. Mathematws. Science. Social Seudwi. Drama Little Theatre. Program Committee. I Year. Pan Ametwan Student Forum. 2 Yean. Historian. Delegate to Stare Convention. Science Club. 2 Yean. Advanced Placement English. English. Science. Mathematws Honors Classes. Completed Honots m English. Matbemaiws. Osemis try. National Honor Society. 2 Years. Secretary. Bible Award. 2 Years. Sweethearts. I Yeat. CRUSADER Staff. 2 Years. Classes Section. Business Manager. Band. Concert Band. 2 Years. Marching Bund. 1 Year. DAR Cititenthip Nominee. Most Intelligent Finalist. Advanced Placement Mathemat ws. “Who's Who Among Ametwan High School Students OLIVER. ELIZABETH ANN. November 4.19 9. Dallas. Texas English. Mathematws. Social Studws Y-Teens. 4 Years. Vwe-President. Ice Skating Oub. Years. HAAG English. 1 Yeat. Sweethearts. 2 Years. Concert Out, Years. Muswals. J Yeats. Hello Dolly Oliver!”. Fiddler on the Roof; Homes onung Duchess. Princess, and Queen Finalist. Sophomore and Junior Favorite Finalist. Sweet bran of the Week PARISH. CAROLETTA GAYLE. Febtuary 27. 19 9. Chiton. Texas English. Social Studies. Science. Mathemaiwt Track Team. 2 Yeats. Volleyball. 2 Years. I letter. Future Homemakers of America. I Year. Science Club. J Years. Secretary. Allied Youth. I Year. Attendance Of fwe Helper. 2 Years. Eng 280 Uh. Mathematics Honors Gasses. Completed Honors in English. Mathematic Osemisiry National H - « Society. 2 Years; SENIOR PUBLICATION Sulf; Who’s Who Among Ametwan High School Students PARKER. BRENDA ELAYNE. September 12.19W, Dallas. Tens English. Social Studie Mathemar-ks Y-Teens. 4 Years 'Sugar laps. I e Stealing Club. OEA President. Homecoming Queen Finalist, 'Most Talented Finalist. HAAG English. Cheerleader. Sweethearts. I Year. WILDCAT Stall; All-SstxeJ Play PEAVY. MICHELLE ELIZABETH, April I 7. 1979. Dallas. Texas English. Soeul Studies. Maihemat ks. Science. Homemaking Future Homemakers ol America. 7 Years. Red Cross. President. Red Cross Countil. Pan American Srutlenr forum. Sweetheart 2 Years PEREYDA. FRANCES LOUISA. September M. 1978. Dallas. Tesas English. MathematKs, Social Studies Mister Sergeant. Director ol Arm Instruction Award. Senior Arms Instructor Award. Drill Team Award. Sersice Award. Academic F.scellence Award, Vocirioni! Office Education; Completed Honors in English PEREZ. GIADYS IRACFMA. December 4. 1W. Guatemala, Goaacmab Fnghsh. Srxial Stuhe Spanish. MathemalKS Soccer Team. 2 letters. Health Careers Club PETERS. KAREN ELAINE. April 10. IW. Dallas. Tesas English. Sc ail StuAes. Spanish Volleyball Captain, i Years. Furure Homemakers ol Amerwa. 2 Years. Sweet hears. 2 Yeats. Sweet heart of the Week. Concert Choir. I Year. Musicals. “Fiddler on rhe Roof. Representative at the March of Dimes Ptognm. Most Athletic Finalist PIKE. JOHN ROBERT. Janwar) 16,1979. Waco. Tesas English. Mirhemaiicv Social Studies. Science Football. It Sqund. Ke Club. Sfwdroi Council Represrtstatise. CRUSADER Stall. Junior Favorite; “Friendliest Finalist POLUNZI. VINCENTJ. December 6. 1978. Dallas. Texas Scxul Stodes VICA ClubOfficer PROCTOR. MELANIE ANN. June 17. IW). Dallas, Tesas English. Mathcmancs. Science. Scsial Studies. Foreign Language Pan American Student Fotum. Science Club. Future Homemakers of Amer ica. Chapter Setretars. Eaecutisc Assistant Program. Clime Helper. National Honor Sonets. 2 Yeats. Sweetheatts. 2 Years. Captam. Red Cross Representative. I Year PUENTE. MAGDALENA. March 7. 1978. Oocte Cothuila. Mexico English. Soence. MathematKs. Social Stufcrs Colonel. Battalion Commander. Director of Arms Instruction Award, Senior Arms Instructs Award. Service Award. SupencK Cadet Award. Academic EsceHence Award. Academic Achievemem Award. Scholastic Award. VocatKmal Office Edacation. Student Council Representative. I Year QL'ILLIAN. ELLEN EVANS. March 27. IW). Dallas. Texas English. Mathematics. Social Studies HERO Club. 2 Years. Reporter. DECA Club. HAAG English RENO. RICHARD ALAN. November 21. 1978. Dallas. Tesas English. MaihrmaiK Ns ill Studies. Soence Golf Team. 1 Year. Soever Team. Captain. I Letter. Pan-American Student forum. I Year. N Knee Club. I Year. Favchsh. Mathematics Honors Classes. Completed Honcws m English. Marhemai ks. Occmistry National Honor Soviet!. 2 Yeats. Bible Award. 2 Years. CRUSADER Stall. 2 Yeats. Concert Chest, I Years. All-School Play. Tea-House of the August Moon. Musicals. Hello IX lh“. “Oliver' , fiddler on the Roof .“ Who's Who Among American High School students REYNOSA. YOLANDA. January II. IW). Dallas. Tesas Science. Social Studies. English. Spanish Squad Leader. Director of Atmy Inuructicn Award. Sen Arms Instructor Award. Rifle Team Award. Srrvvce Aw ard. Academic Excellence Award, Scholastic Award. Vocational Of f kc Education. 2 Years ROBERSON. SAMMY JAY. February l� . IW). Madera. California English. MathematKV Social Itukrs. Drafting Goll Team. I Years ROBERTSON. BILLIE JOYCE. (Xtobtr J� . W. Dallas Tesas English, Mathematics. Social Studio . Science. VOf Future Homemakers of America. Red Cross. OEA, Sweetheatts. Manager. I Yeat. Student Council Alternate ROBISON. DONNA L. November . IW . Within Falls. Tens English. Spamsfi, Art. Maihemat ks. Social Studies Basketball. Varsity, I Letters. Girls' Gym Ollue Helper; Sweethearts, I Yeat. Stu deni Council Reptcsenranse. Homecoming Qjeen. Miss Wildcat Finalist RODRIGUEZ, BERTHA, September 17. IW . Dallas. Tecas Hi-memalung. Art. English Futuer Homemakers of AmetKi. Red Cross. Red Cross Vue-President RODRIGUEZ. CYNTHIA ANN. July 26. IW). Dallas. Trias English. MaihemarKS. Science. Social Studies Tennis Team. ) Letters. Pan-American Student Forum. 2 Years. Science Club. 2 Years. V«e PrruJrnt. Ice Skating Club. Years; Chemistry Honors ('lass. HAAG English. Complied Honors in Mathematics. National Honor Society. 2 Years. Cheerleader. Student Council Reprevenianve. Social Committee Chairman; Concert Choct, 2 Yeats. Musicals. 2 Yeats. “Hello IXslty . Fukllet cm the Rool. Junior Favornc. Homecoming Princess. Human Relations Committee. Who's Who Among American Youth; Most Versatile- Finalist. Allied Youth. 2 Yeats. Girls' State Otirtn; SENIOR PUBLICATION Stall. RODRIGUEZ. CYNTHIA PAREDES. September 4. IW . Dallas. Tesas English. Mathematics. Sxial Studies. Spanish. Business Pan American Student Forum. Treasurer. Sweethearts. Manager. Student Council Representative. Alternate. 7 Yean. Cheerleader Finalist. Allied Youth: Life leadership ROUWTT. ALBERT. April 21. IW). Dallas. Tesas. Art Compans Command Captain, IXrestor of A ms Instruction Award. Semen Army Instructor Award. Dnll Team Award. Rifle Team Award. Sets kc Award. AthleiK Ribbon. Academic Euellence Award ROWE. JOHN NELSON IV. October 21. IW . Dallas. Texas English, Mathtmaicc Science. ROTC VICA CM RUSK. PATRICIA LYNN. December 9. IW . Louisville, Kentuckv English. Mat Semitics, Sucial Semites French Club. I Year, dime Helper. I Yeat. Coumefoe Office Helper. I Year. HAAG Eng kth. 4 Yeatv. Bible Award. 2 Years, Sweethearts. 1 Yeat. Concert Choir. 2 Yeats. Social Chairman. Pres •Jem. Musicals. 2 Years. Oliver . Full Set on rhe Roof.” Dallas fv Wonh Junior of the Year Finalist. Who's Who Among Ametuan High School Students. Most Likely to Succeed Finalist; Executive Assistant Program RUSSELL LESLIE JUNE, November 19. 19V). Dallas. Texas Englnb. Social Studies. Mathematics Y Teens. 4 Years. President. Sugar Ijpv. Senior Committee. Ice Skating Club. Junior Favor.ic. Mm Wildcat Finalist. HAAG English. 4 Years, Sweethearts. 2 Years. Student Council Representative. WILDCAT Stall. 1 Year. Convert Choir. J Year.. Musicals, Hello IXilly . Oliver- . FwkJler cm the Roof. Sweetheart ol the Year RUSSELL MARY CAROL Devembet 1). 19V . Kansas City. Missouri English. Soc.il Studies Swim Team. I Lencr. All District Team. J Years. Y-Teens. J Years. Sugar bps; Young Ule. 2 Yean:Gill's Gym OIIkc Helper. Sweetheart . 1 Year. Sweetheart of the Week. Concert Choct. Most Humorous finalist SALAZAR. ESTELA.October 29.1976 SALAZAR. LYDIA MARIA. Eebniiry 21.19V). Dallas. Texas Business SCHMITZ, CHARLES E. June 1 J. 19V . San Antonio. Tens English. Mathematics. Social Studies SIMMONS. RICHARD CLINTON. Jr. August 26.197S. Dallas. Texas Mathematics. English. Soeia! Stcahcs VCX.T.CVAF. T1ASA SHOEMAKER. KATHLEEN. March . IW9. Dallas. Tesas English. MithernaiKs. Spanish. Social Stokes Tennis Team. I Year. Pan American Student Forum. 2 Yeats. Pttsidcnt. Ice Skating Club. 1 Year. Delegate to PASF Convention. 2 Years; Anendance Office Helper. 2 Years. HAAG Fnglish, National Honor Society. 2 Yeats. CRUSADER Stall. 2 Years. Eabioc-inOncf;Concert Choir. I Year. Einutisc Assistant Program. “Who's Who Among American High Schcol Students STEWARD. ROY A. Mat 28. IW). Tupai. Taiwan fnglish. Social Studies Texas Industrial Atis Association. 2 Yean. Attendance Ollier Helper. Band. 7 Years. Concert Oxer. Years. Musicals. Hello Daily-. Oliver . FuliXr cm the Reef TALBERT. BARBARA ELAINE. Apnl II. 19V9. Dallas. Texas English. MithcmitKS. Hoenemaking Basketball. Varsity. I letter. Future Homemakers of America. 7 Yeats. Red Cross Council. Ice Skating (dob. 2 Yeats. F1IA. Executive Oflnet. Historian. SENIOR PUBUCATION Stall. Betty Crocker Search. Pep Squad TAYLOR. NANCY EI.IZABETH. January 14. 19V). Dallas. Tecas English. Social Studies Swim Team. 7 Years, letters. Regw.mil finalist. Ice Skating Cob. 2 Years. Gym Office Helper. I Yeat. HAAG English. 4 Years. Sweethearts. 2 Yeats. Captain, WILDCAT Stall. I Year. Concert Choir. I Year. Mwvxah. I Year. “Hello Dolls ' TAYLOR. SUZANNE LAVE liE. June 10. 1978. Roswell. New Mexico English. Mathematic Social Nukes. Home Economics Future Homemakers of America. 2 Yeats. V e-President. Future Teachers of America. I Yeat. Red Cross Council. I Yeat. Teacher's Aid. Years. Tutoring. Yeats. Attendance OHwe Helper. Years. Library Council. 2 Years. Rtd Cross Representative. Ice Jkanng Club. Pep Squad. Spirit Group THOMAS, JANET LYNNE. Devembet 14.19V . Dallas. Texas English. Social Studies. Mathematics. Business Pan American Student Forum. Y-Tcrns. Science Club. IIAAG English. National Honor Son ery. 2 Years. Sweetlieans. 2 Years. Head Captain. Srukeni Council Representative. Yeatv. SENIOR PUBLICATION Nall. Senkk Committee. Miss Wildcat Finalist. Homecoming Quern Finalist. Executive Assistant Program. Ice Skating Club. 2 Years. Who's Who Among American High School Stu dines THOMAS. RACHEL DIANE. May 1. 197 . Dallas, Texas English. Social Studies. Mithrmitxs Future Homemakers of America TRENT. ROBIN ELISE. January 28. 1979. Dallas. Texas English. Social Studies. Business Track Team. Years. Swim Team. J Years. 7 Letters. All Distivst. 2 Years. OEA Club. 2 Years, lec Skating (dub. HAAG English. National Itonor Society. 2 Years. Concert Choct, I year TURNER. GREGORY GLENN. June 4. 19V). Dallas. Texas English. Mathematic . Social Studies. Nieivc Font hall. Varsity and ft Squad. 2 Letters. All IXstnct. Golf Team. A Team. 2 Letters. Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Key Club. Yeats. Science Hoooec Class, HAAG English. Honors PhssKs. (ampfrted Honors in Soence. National Honor Society. 2 Years. Bible Award. 2 Years. Student Cccanol Representative. 2 Yeats. Wr-Previdcnt. Senior Committer. Human RelatKim Committee. Who's Who Among Amer Kan High School Students. Most Versatile Finalist VARKER. BRANDON SHAWN. March 10. 19V). Dallas. Texas English. MathematKs. Social Stud ■rs VICA Club. 2 Yeats. Vue-President. Advanced Placement English; English. Mathematics Honors (daises. Completed Honors in Fnglish VINSON. RICHARD MARK. November 8. 1978. Baton Rouge. Louisiana Science. Marhcmatxs. Inghsh. Musas Track Team. Crocs Country. 1 Letter. Soceet Team. Band. Years. Concert Band. Stage Band. � Yeats. President. Otchrsrr Hello Dolly . Oliset'. All-City Matching Band. 2 Yeats WALES. ERIC VINCENT. December 16.1978. Midland. Texas English. MathematKs. Science. Social Studies VICA Club. I Year. Adsanccd Placement English. English Honors Class. Completed Honors in English WEATHERLY, ROBIN LLOYD. February 27. 1979. Dallas. Texas English. Mathtmatuv Social Studies. Science Golf Team. 2 Years. 1 Lerter. Ttack Team. 2 Yeats. 2 Letters. IXstnct finalist. Stale Regional! Qualifier in Cross Country. Captain. Fellowship of ( hnstian Athletes, WILDCAT Stall. 2 Years,Spaas Wtiter. Quill and Scroll. “Most Humorous finalist WHEELESSy BRl ' E DALE. October 24. 197 .Greenville. Tews English. Maihemat.es. Social Stud Ks. Science Baseball. Varsity, I Letter, Football. Varsity and B Squad. 2 letters. All IXstnct. Captain. Fellowship of Chnsnan Athletes. Key Club, y Years, HAAG English, Naiwnal Honor Society. 2 Years. Vne President. Senior Committee. Student Council Reprnmiansr. 5 Yeats. Human Relations Committee. “Who's Who- Among American High School Students. Executor Asustant Program. Sophomore andJutuoc Favorite. Bible Award. I Tear WILCOX. ROBERT DAVID. January 21. IW). Dallas. Texas English. MaihematKs. Social Seodies. Spanish. Science Football. B Squad. Tennis Team. Pan American Student forum. Key Club. VKC-Pres idem, he Skating Club. HAAG English. Honuti Physics, Completed Honors in Mathematics,Science. National Honor Nutty, 2 Yeats. Student Council I'rrudcni. Sophomore Fasoene. Junior Favorite finalist, life Leadership; Who's Who Among American High School Studcnis, “Most Humorous finalist WILLIAMS. DONNA DIANE. August 1 . IW). Dallas. Texas English. Sxial Studies. Business. Track Team. 2 Years. Future Homemakers ol America. Rtd Cross. Secirtaiy. Attendance Ollier Helper. Coonielot's Office Helper WILLIAMS. GWENDOLYN MARIE. Julv 19. 1979. Dallas. Texas English. Mathematic Social Studio. Foreign language. Science. Swim Team. 7 Yeatv 2 Letter RcgKXials, Pan Amernan Student Forum. Y-Teens. Young Life. English Honors Class. Completed Honors in English. Sweethearts. 2 Years. Student Council Representative. 2 Years. Secretary. WILIX.'AT Stall. I Yeat. Writer. Editor. Photographer. Concert Choir. J Years. MuvhjI 7 Years. Hello IXilly . (Riser . Fiddler on the Root.”2 lead Roles. Junior Favorite Finalist. Most Talented finalist WILLINGHAM. KRISTI DIANE. May 4. 1979. Sun Antonio. Texas Social Stud Mathematics. English future Homemakers ol America.Sevteiary. Rod Cross. Ice Skating Club, 2 Yeats. DECA. Sec-rrtary. Sweethearts. I Year. Concert Out. 2 Yean. Musical 1 Year. Hello IXilly WILSON. TINA LOUISE, June 1. 1979. Oakland. Ol forma English. Mathematic . Social Seudac lutin Captam. IXrestor ol Army Instruction Award. Senior Army Instructor Award. 7 Rifle Team Award 7 Service Awards. Academx F.scellence Award. Academic Achievement Award. 7 Scholastic A Jfdt WYSE. BENNETT MK.HAKU June 6, l W9. Burbjnk. (!)!ilofnu 1-n iOi, Sot ill Studio . Mithcmit- 1 first Lieutenant. IXrcstoe of Army Instruction Award; Sen Kit Army Instnactot Award. Drill Team Award. Service Award. Academic Excellence Award, Atalcmn Achievement Award. Nholistic Award. Ant Club. SENIOR PUBUCATION Stall. Concert Choir. 7 Yeats. Musical 7 Year Hello Dolly . “(Rivet' . Fukfiet on the Roof YATES. DAVID MARTIN. May 16. 1979. Dallas. Tecas English. Social Studies. Science Football. Varsity and B Squad. 1 letter. Fellowship ot Christian Athleies. Key Oub. President. Jsenot Achieve mem. President. Paid Internship Program. Zale Corp.. Most Likely to Succeed Finalist. HAAG English.Concert Choir. I Year. Musicals. Program Adcertmng and Printing. Bible Award. 1 Year YOUNG. DONNA LYNN, lebruary 27.1979. Dallas. Texas English. Business OEA. 2 Years. Secre tary. President, future Homemakers of Amenta. 1 Yeat. Executive Assistant Program. HAAG English. IntrtschoJasiic league Winner. OEA Shorthand Competition, 2nd District. 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Thanks also goes to Kay Giese and Dee Dearen from Taylor Publishing Company and Balfour. 298 I i 1977 CRUSADER INDEX - A - Abcrcrumbia, Charles - 135 Abercrumbia, Raymond - 172, 173, 175 Abrams, Karen - 104, 236 Adams, Kevin - 119, 163, 226 Adams, Paul - 106, 109, 226 Aghaz, Fred - 237 Aguilar, Ruth - 115, 134, 248 Alaniz, Albert - 107, 220 Allbee, Marty - 83, 113, 119, 224, 226 Alford, Doug - 226 Allen, Betsy - 50, 88, 106, 108, 115, 236 Allen, Carolyn - 226 Allen, David - 20, 26, 115, 152, 156, 157, 159, 160, 161, 172, 248, 293 Allen, Nancy - 106, 216 Allen, Theresa - 104, 246, 248 Allen, Waymon - 166 Alvarez, Reena - 248 Amaya, Sandra - 236 Anderson, Kristen - 226 Apple, Michael - 14, 123, 152, 248 Archie, Patricia - 248 Armstrong, Willie - 61, 137 Arredondo, Carlos - 136 Atkins, David - 216 Austin, Ricky - 236 - B - Baines, Gayle - 118, 216 Baker, Johnny - 137 Ballard, Dorothy - 107, 216 Baptista, Cesar - 248 Barnett, Matt - 226 Barrera, Cindy - 226 Barron, Guadalupe - 113, 226 Bass, Bob - 169 Bass, Elizabeth - 249 Batchelor, Russell - 236 Becerra, Mike - 18, 80, 81, 122, 249 Beck, DeAndra - 184, 226 Belcher, Paula - 104, 119, 121, 128, 249 Belcher, Shawn - 49 Bell, Camellia - 104, 249 Bell, Debra - 112, 249 Bell, Sharon - 249 Bell, Shawn - 172, 176, 177, 178, 236 Benoit, Paula - 121, 226 Bifano, Mike - 249 Bledsoe, Heidi - 135, 137, 216 Blomquist, Laura - 226 Bobadilla, Raul - 163 Bogie, Martha - 86, 104 Bogus, Vickie - 107 Bosse, Paula - 106, 216 Boulton, Aaron - 169, 179, 216 Boxdorfer, Kurt - 226 Bozarth, Joel - 79, 83, 117, 123, 152, 159, 236 Bozarth, Julie - 216 Bradley, Lisa - 106 Brady, Susan - 63, 67, 86, 241 Brand, Meri - 226 Brann, Bill - 226 Bransford, Lonnie - 236 Brecheen, Sandra - 22, 57, 104, 119, 126, 130, 246, 250 Brewer, David - 122, 247, 250 Brinegar, Franklin - 226 Brooks, Cynthia - 137 Brooks, Karen - 216 Brooks, Tracy - 216 Brown, Bernard - 216 Brown, Bernice - 111, 250 Brown, Debra - 136 Brown, Letitia - 118, 182 Brown, Vanessa - 226 Bryant, Stephen - 236 Buchmeyer, Paige - 216, 219 Buchmcyer, Pam - 236 Burton, Y vonne - 226 Byers, Michael - 22, 80, 172, 173, 250 Bynum, Cherie - 104, 118, 121, 236 Bynum, Scott - 226 - C - Camp, Evelyn - 250 Campbell, Andy - 117, 163, 176, 223, 227 Campbell, Cali - 64, 112, 115, 119, 216 Campbell, Marshall - 106, 108, 121, 227 Canipe, David - 227 Carey, Alice - 104, 250 Carpenter, Tracy - 236 Carr, Mark - 106, 119, 125, 236 Carrasco, Bilma - 118, 216 Carroll, Elizabeth - 227 Carroll, Susan - 18, 72, 104, 146, 250 Cartwright, Sherry - 227 Cason, Carolyn - 227 Castanon, Martha - 144 Castanon, Sandy - 251 Castanuela, LaDonna - 64, 115, 119, 216 Castillo, George - 191 Castillo, Richard - 216 Castleberry, Chris - 163, 164, 168 Castleberry, James - 23, 152 Castleberry, Kenneth - 152 Castro, Rosemary - 107, 251 Castro, Yolanda - 251 Cavaness, Rodney - 106 Cawthon, Joe - 137, 236 Cawthon, Lou - 136, 236 Cecil, Darlene - 111, 251 Chandler, Bruce - 237 Chapa, Clara - 137, 251 Chapman, Shelia - 111, 251 Chavez, Chris - 191 Chavez, Ernestine - 52, 136, 251 Chianelli, Misty - 227 Childs, Edgar - 227 Clark, William - 252 Clay, Vickie - 252 Coats, Jeri - 104, 126, 134, 252 Coburn, Lisa - 237 Cochrane, Heidi - 82, 247, 252 Cole, Holley - 83, 123, 150, 152, 189, 206, 207, 237 Cole, Sheila - 135, 137, 195, 216 Coleman, Wayne - 137 Collins, Boyd - 107, 216 Collins, Nancy - 28, 106, 252 Cone, George - 227 Coniglio, Frank - 224 Contreras, Lydia - 216 Contreras, Ophelia - 227 Conway, Richard - 163 Cook, John - 216 Copling, Everett - 152 Copling, Rondra - 144 Copling, Sondra - 118, 144 Corbin, Linda - 252 Cordova, Sophia - 252 Cornish, Thomas - 227 Coursey, DAvid - 53, 253 Cox, Paul - 118, 119, 163, 227 Cox, Peggy - 227 Cox, Ronald - 122, 186, 187, 252 Cravatt, Frank - 123, 135, 186, 189, 191, 193, 237 Craver, Anthony - 163 Crawford, Bonnie - 18, 28, 60, 62, 106, 108, 115, 128, 245, 253 Crawford, Connie - 62, 119, 128, 146, 253 Crawford, Harry - 19, 24, 118, 152, 189, 204, 229, 253 Crawford, Linda - 107, 216 Crawford, Stacy - 128 Criswell, Kendra - 104, 237 Crotts, Kathy - 107, 215 Crouch, David - 253 Crouch, Richard - 119, 146, 253 Cron, David - 163, 191 Cruz, Alma - 144, 216 Cruz, Dora - 61, 107, 144 Cruz, Julie - 108, 130, 227 Cunniff, David - 49, 52, 237 299 Cunningham, James - 122, 237 Cunningham, Kim - 227 Cunningham, Vic - 169, 216 Curtis, Laurin - 20, 106, 109, 121, 125, 126, 130, 254 Curry, Zan - 144, 220 - D - Dabney, April - 254 Dabney, Mark - 227 Daniels, Georgia - 254 David, Sarah - 104, 118, 237 Davidson, Sandy - 227 Davis, Leon - 169, 179 Davis, Kenneth - 26, 152, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 172, 175 Davis, Mary - 135, 136 Davis, Paul - 254 Davis, Sheila - 144, 227 Deckard, Johnny - 254 De La Garza, Ricardo - 136, 137 De La Vega, Jack - 227 Del Bosque, Israel - 191, 193 Delmenhorst, Tom - 122, 237 Dent, Pam - 182, 209, 237 Derrick, Shari - 79, 216 Diaz, Vincent - 254 DiCarlo, Paul - 254 Dickens, Dianna - 52, 136 Dickens, Robin - 107, 237 Dimas, Dianna - 115, 144, 195, 208, 209 Dolan, Jeanie - 237 Dolan, Sally - 216 Dominguez, Jorge - 115, 130, 146, 234, 237 Dominguez, Patricia - 144, 216 Donaldson, Johnny - 152 Doty, Peter - 204, 237 Douglas, John - 136 Dowell, Sheri - 237 Dowell, Terri - 237 Drain, LaDonna - 216 Drane, Cheryl - 106, 113, 216 Drane, Cynthia - 28, 50, 106, 108, 113, 121, 126, 130, 246, 255 Driskill, Lisa - 184, 227, 230 Duckworth, John - 216 Duncan, Mark - 119, 255 Dye, Mary Anne - 25, 255 Dyess, Robert 216 - E - Earhart, Julie - 216 Early, Cynthia - 255 Early, Joanne - 182, 183 Early, Kathryn - 255 Early, Linda - 136, 227 Eaton, Frances - 137, 216 Echols, Jimmy - 106, 109, 117, 237 Echols, John - 106, 213, 216 Edwards, Jack - 136 Edwards, Kaye - 115, 121, 227 Edwards, Richard - 136, 137 Ehrhardt, Lynn - 63, 86, 115, 130, 146, 182, 183, 237 Ehrhardt, Taffy - 22, 27, 48, 126, 130, 255 Endly, Archie - 106, 113, 216 Epton, Gary - 227 Esquivel, Gus - 216 Esquivel, Raquel - 238 Evans, Randell - 227 Everett, Chuck - 115, 204, 216 - F - Faccilonga, Dawn - 86, 88, 123, 238 Fain, Danna - 255 Faries, Jackie - 227 Farmer, Glenn - 238 Figueroa, James - 227 Fincher, Brenda - 216 Fincher, David - 107, 108, 123, 256 Fincher, Kim - 104, 146, 256 Flowers, Buddy - 118, 216 Forbus, Tim - 227 Forgey, Suzann - 256 Fosmire, Susan - 106, 216 Fox, Mark - 233, 238 Fox, Monica - 216 Fox, Ricky - 227 Fraga, Roscy - 135, 227 Franklin, Stephanie - 238 Frazier, Marion - 216 Freeman, Alice - 60, 62, 106, 115, 125, 247, 256 Freeman, Cynthia - 61, 106, 115, 130, 146, 238 French, Gary - 256 French, Kelly - 44 Fugate, Jenny - 20, 26, 256 Fugitt, Angie - 227, 229 Fugitt, David - 152, 206, 238 Fugitt, Donna - 104, 119, 121, 238 Fugitt, Jack - 122, 256 Fugitt, Janet - 257 Fugitt, Pam - 128, 182, 217 Fulbright, Neil - 227 - G - Gach, Clara - 217 Gallagher, Kevin - 78, 117, 152, 158, 172, 238 Garcia, Eddie - 152, 159, 191, 193, 233, 238 Garcia, Gabriela - 227 Garcia, Janet - 217 Garcia, Leticia - 195, 208 Garcia, Richard - 137, 257 Garcia, Salvador - 112, 137 Garland, Dottie - 64, 115, 121, 128, 184, 185, 217 Garvin, Rick - 186, 189 Garza,.Patsy - 217 Garza, Robert - 137 Gerron, Dennis - 257 Gervers, Tammi - 121, 238 Gibson, Autumn - 227 Gilbert, Darcy - 104, 238 Gilbreath, David - 163, 227 Gilmore, Curtis - 163, 164, 167, 176, 177, 178, 227 Gilmour, Diane - 104, 105, 238 Giron, Martha - 257 Giron, Patty - 144, 217 Glenn, Kimberly - 257 Godck, Melanie - 107, 217 Godwin, Cynthia - 113, 217 Goldberg, Jeff - 163, 228 Gomez, Margie - 228 Gomez, Mary Lou - 257, 293 Gonzales, Beatrice - 217 Gonzales, George - 135, 137 Gonzales, James - 137 Gonzales, Ricky - 217 Gonzales, Robert - 238 Gonzales, Sylvia - 107, 217 Gonzalez, Carmen - 238 Gordon, Steve - 122, 238 Graf, Sally - 64, 106, 108, 213, 217 Graham, Brenda - 257 Graham, Laurie - 228 Graham, Lisa - 217 Green, Carrie - 228 Green, Kellwin - 107, 238 Green, Kenneth - 163, 166, 238 Green, Melody - 228 Green, Yolanda - 81, 137, 258 Griffin, Chesley - 136 Griffin, Karen - 258 Gunnels, Cliff - 119, 217 Guzman, Linda - 182, 228 - H - Hafertepe, Diane - 228 Hafertepe, Sam - 228 Halford, Annette - 258 Hall, Brian - 238 Hall, David - 78, 172, 174 Hall, Kathy - 258 Hall, Rodney - 179, 217 Halliday, Michael - 258 Hamilton, Patricia - 78, 107 Hammond, Hal - 152, 207, 238 Hankins, Curtis - 169 Harbison, Craig - 44, 126, 258 Hardwick, Jim - 123, 172, 174, 238, 242 Harge, Lewis - 258 Harge, Reginald - 115 Hargrove, Sandy - 19, 82, 104, 125, 259 Harper, Brenda - 63, 65, 238 Harper, Karren - 28, 74, 106, 125, 259 Harper, Teresa - 259 Harrell, Viola - 137 Harrington, Holly - 21, 56, 60, 125, 247, 259 Harris, Andrea - 259 Hart, Barbara - 217 Hartmann, Monica - 104, 238 Hartmann, Robert - 51, 116, 117, 169, 171, 179, 180, 217 Hataway, Gary - 169, 217 Hatzenbuehller, Joi - 113, 217 Haynes, Beverly - 107 Haynes, Don - 189, 204 Haynes, Stephen - 172, 259 Hearvey, Mamie - 259 Heckman, Tom - 21, 112, 117, U 260 f Henderson, Jana - 107, 217 Hendler, Tom - 152, 260 j Hendley, Teresa - 111, 260 { Henry, Bobby - 136 Hempstead, Evelyn - 53, 228 Herb, Elizabeth - 228 Herb, Paul - 28, 106, 109, 260 Herbener, Jennifer - 106, 113, 128, 217 Herbener, Matthew - 28, 106, 260 Hernandez, Damon - 228 Hernandez, Linda - 136 Herrick, John - 163, 176, 228 Herrington, Ben - 228 Hertzler, Larry - 169, 217 Hill, Jamice - 228 Hilton, Edward - 137, 238 Hilton, Kathy - 228 Hilton, Robert - 107, 117, 118, 119, 126, 152, 246, 260 Hinckley, Sheri - 119, 228 Hipp, Dana - 217 Hiser, Miriam - 106, 121, 130, 228 Hodges, Bruce - 163, 166, 176 Hoefnagel, Don - 122, 261 Hollingsworth, Jimmy - 122, 239 Hollins, Anthony - 179, 180, 181 Hollins, Bonnie - 111, 261 Hollins, Cynthia - 261 Holmes, Kit - 121 Hood, Clark - 116, 117, 169, 179 217 Hood.’jack - 116, 117, 152, 239 Hooker, Cindy - 24, 104, 119, 121, 128, 261 Horne, Lois - 136, 228 Horne, Marilyn - 107 Hough, Claire - 228 Hourihan, Pat - 217 Howard, Andy - 169, 217 Howell, Mark - 106, 261 Hudson, Donald - 53, 137, 186, 228 Huff, Kenny - 26, 115, 152, 154, 157, 158, 159, 245, 261 Humphreys, Linda - 19, 76, 107, 121, 128, 261 Hundt, Giles - 262 Hunt, Tammy - 228 Hunter, Gene - 228 Hunter, Glen - 239 Hunter, Richard - 137 Hyde, Leigh - 79, 104, 239 - I - Ieppert, Steve - 136 Imhoof, Doris - 108, 239 Ingersoll, Kim - 62, 72, 104, 119, 247, 262 Irby, Ralph - 122 Ireland, Tressie - 71, 125, 247, 262 Iriarte, Dianne - 121, 228 Irvin, Greg - 116, 117, 152, 239 Irvin, Jeff - 122 - J - Jackson, Benny - 217 Jackson, Delores - 262 Jackson, Harry - 239 Jackson, J. B. - 169 Jackson, Kenneth - 106, 109 Jackson, Mike - 239 Jacobi, Lisa - 228 Jakaboski, David - 81, 106 James, William - 135, 137, 217, 226 Jantz, Susan - 118, 217 Jasso, Antonia - 228 Jasso, Teresa - 137 Jaurequi, Juanita - 262 Jefferson, Terron - 134, 135, 246 Jefferson, Willie - 137 Jenkins, Mark - 109, 217 Jergovic, Mark - 228 Johansen, Mark - 228 Johnson, David - 228 Johnson, Eyvette - 78, 208, 228 Johnson, Karen - 218, 219 Johnson, Kenneth - 163, 165, 166, 167, 168, 176 Johnson, Lisa - 72, 73, 104, 118, 121, 239 Johnson, Sarah - 135 Johnson, Stephanie - 262 Johnson, Tim - 136 Johnson, Wilford - 137 Johnson, William - 262 Jones, Anthony - 136 Jones, Carolyn - 115 Jones, Denise - 72, 101, 115, 183 Jones, Felicia - 182 Jones, Fred - 186 Jones, James - 163 Jones, Jay - 106, 109, 205, 239 Jones, Jeff - 152, 203, 204, 239 Jones, Joe - 172, 176 Jones, Johnny - 263 Jones, Judy - 72, 104, 119, 124, 125, 263 Jones, L. A. - 107, 228 Jones, Leta - 228 Jones, Sandra - 229 Jones, Wesley - 239 Joseph, Sheila - 239 Juarez, Edilia - 195, 196, 208, 209 Juarez, Mireya - 113, 136, 195, 208, 209 Judkins, Doyle - 107, 137, 229 Judkins, Nadine - 107, 137, 229 Justice, Clifton - 107, 119, 218 Justice, Terrilyn - 107, 228, 229 - K - Kapp, Karen - 218 Kelley, Dawn - 119, 130, 218 Kelly, Christopher - 135, 136, 218 Kickham, Bill - 117, 163, 224, 229 Kimbrell, Kevin - 163, 218 Kirby, LeGrand - 263 Kirkbride, Chuck - 136, 263 Klar, Robin - 229 - L - Labarba, Johnny - 263 LaBarba, Mike - 122, 263 Laceky, Jeff - 204, 205, 239 Laceky, June - 218 Lacy, Ronald - 263 Land, Lane - 204, 229 Landreth, Kathleen - 239 Lange, Jackie - 225, 229 Lankford, Nancy - 125, 264 Lankston, Lisa - 112, 122, 264 Laurea, Susan - 115, 182, 184, 239 Le, Lien - 218 Le, Loan - 264 Le, Tien - 264 Leonard, Phill - 106, 109 Levins, Judy - 144 Lewis, Mary - 229 Lewis, Tommy - 152, 239 Linn, Bryan - 135, 239 Littleton, David - 137, 240 Loft is, Reba - 264 Longoria, Debbie - 144 Lopes, Lorrie - 64, 184 Lopes, Mary - 229 Lopez, Buddy - 186, 191, 218 Lopez, Martin - 19, 24, 25, 42, 53, 60, 116, 117, 189, 278 Lopez, Olga - 264 Lopez, Vincent - 137, 152, 240 Louton, Becky - 57, 104, 121, 130, 146, 264 Lovelace, Jennifer - 119, 265 Lovelace, Steve - 107 Lovvorn, Laurie - 119, 213, 218 Lovvorn, Linda - 247, 265 Low, Jana - 218 Lozano, Mary Ann - 229 Lucas, Joel - 21, 53, 118, 119, 137, 265 Lucas, Stephen - 106, 229 Lucier, James - 137, 229 Luecke, Alan - 116, 117, 152, 204, 240 Lueke, Cindy - 182, 183, 218 Lyons, Kenneth - 229 Lyra, Caleb - 23, 115, 265 - Me - McBride, Dorsey - 229 McCallum, Kay - 130, 229 McCaslan, Kevin - 229 McClarity, Sonia - 182, 209 McCord, Mark - 204, 218 McCoy, Lew - 117, 176, 223, 229 McCulloch, Scott - 106, 109, 229 McDonald, Bonnie - 118, 214, 218 McDonald, Jack - 18, 53, 204, 246, 266 McDowell, Michelle - 107, 266 McDowell, Pat - 57, 107, 108, 240 McDuffy, Kelvin - 49 McGee, John - 136 McGee, Tammy - 266 McGee, Tracy - 218 McGouldrick, Melinda - 121, 184, 229 McKinnon, Kelly - 218 McLain, John - 117, 152, 155, 266 McPherson, David - 106, 229 McQuinney, Michael - 22, 115, 266 McVey, Stacy - 266 McWilliams, Brad - 107, 118, 218 - M - Maceda, Frank - 107, 265 Machi, Cathy - 80, 124, 125, 246, 247, 265 Maldonado, Maria - 104, 115, 130, 195, 209, 240 Malinasky, Stephen - 265 Mann, Sandra - 182, 183 Marks, Allison - 218 Martinez, Ester - 229 Martinez, Joe - 137 Martinez, Johnny - 169 Martinez, Mary - 104 Martinez, Suzanne - 107, 130, 229 Mathis, Walter - 240 Matthews, Shirley - 73, 79, 104, 146 Meals, Steve - 218 Means, Richard - 176 Mecrs, Edwin - 122, 266 Meers, Evelyn - 119, 217, 218 Melton, Dianna - 267 Mendez, Jorge - 136 Mendoza, Ruben - 163 Merrill, Wendy - 86, 104, 105, 240 Messerschmitt, Kyle - 112, 186, 189, 218 Metzger, Michelle - 21, 80, 247, 267 Meyer, Sherry - 113 Mezta, Mario - 218 Mihal, Leslie - 119, 121, 130, 218 Mihal, Melissa - 121, 130 Miles, Jan - 240 Miley, Tollie - 267 Miller, Ernadinc - 267 Miller, Robin - 111, 118 Miltenberger, Tony - 189, 240 Miramontes, Virginia - 218 Mock, Michelle - 62, 104, 119, 247, 267 Molina, Jesse - 191 Moncibais, Debbie - 218 Moore, Anne - 128, 144 Moore, Beverly - 111, 267 Moore, Yvonne - 267 Morales, Irene - 104, 240 Morgan, William - 21, 81, 53, 60, 61, 126, 128, 268 Morones, Robert - 268 Morrison, Ronnie - 136 Moseley, Cindy - 115, 119, 121, 130, 218 Moseley, Patrice - 61, 104, 119, 121, 130, 182, 240 Moser, Alice - 21, 111, 144, 268 Moser, Billie - 144, 240 Mosley, Joey - 191, 240 Mosley, Keith - 137 Moyer, James - 204, 240 Mullin, Gwen - 107, 118 Mullins, Ed - 137 Murphy, Lonnie - 48, 117, 152, 245, 268 Murphy, Sam - 24, 25, 187 Musgrove, Teresa - 22, 25, 104, 107, 121, 130, 146, 246, 268 Musgrove, Terre - 106, 109, 229 Myers, Pat - 113, 144 - N - Nabors, Michael - 122, 268 Nava, Ileana - 60, 230 Neikirk, Robert - 230 Nelson, Susan - 218 Neria, David - 268 Neria, Michael - 269 Nguyen, Tuan - 240 Nichols, Kenneth - 14, 20. 54, 152 Nickleberry, Alton - 163 Nickleberry, Donna - 52, 269 Norman, Carol - 63, 104, 240 - O - Oliver, Liz - 23, 46, 62, 72, 104, 119, 247, 269 Oliver, Shannon - 113, 115, 218 Olvera, Donna - 136, 144, 218 O’Morrow, Mica - 230 - P - Papanickolaou, Reena - 118, 218 Papay, James - 169 Parish, Chyral - 53, 121, 182, 208, 230 Parish, Gayle - 126, 130, 269 Parker, Brenda - 124, 125, 246, 247, 269 Parks, Paul - 106, 136, 240 Parr, Robert - 52, 241 Parrish, Bobby - 269 Pate, Russell - 169, 179, 218 Patterson, Rocky - 230 Patterson, Scott - 218 Patton, Phillip - 125, 152, 241 Paz, Mary - 218 Paz, Rosa - 218 Pearson, Laura - 104, 121, 234 Peavy, Michelle - 104, 111, 269 Peavy, Patricia - 121, 146, 241 Peck, Sara - 113 Pemberton, Wayne - 122 Perez, Elvira - 106 Perez, Gladys - 270 Perez, Lucy - 218 Perrone, Gina - 218 Perry, Loretta - 241 Peters, Karen - 20, 72, 104, 118, 208, 209, 214, 270 Peters, Lee - 204 Peterson, Esther - 60, 64, 223 Phillips, Gwen - 241 Phillips, Troy - 106, 109, 218 Pike, Robert - 19, 115, 116, 117, 146, 270 Piper, Brian - 82, 106, 109, 118, 242 Pollinzi, Vincent - 122, 270 Pomeroy, Lanae - 79, 241 Posey, Gerald - 230 Post, Diane -113, 230 Post, Kathy - 121, 230 Potter, Donald - 169, 218 Price, Kathy - 241 Price, Lana - 230 Pride, Ervin - 169, 170, 179, 180, 181 Proctor, Melanie - 25, 73, 104, 105, 270 Puente, Magdalena - 134, 270 Pugh, Albert - 137 Pytynia, Carie - 218 -Q- Quillian, Ellen - 82, 270 - R - Ragle, Sandra - 144, 218 Rains, Jana - 70, 88, 106, 110, 121, 233, 241 Ramirez, Olga - 218 Ramirez, Raymond - 271 Ramos, Adrian - 169 Ramos, John - 219 Ramos, Paula - 230 Randle, Gary - 137 Ransom, Hansom - 230 302 Ray, Rebecca - 219 Reddington, Drew - 219 Reed, David - 220 Renfroe, Jacquclin - 144, 230 Reno, Alan - 24, 119, 121, 146, 191, 194, 246, 271 Retta, Belinda - 115, 219 Retta, Benjamin - 107, 109, 119, 130, 219 Reynolds, Debbie - 241 Reynolds, Sherri - 51, 230 Reynosa, Yolanda - 271 Rhodes, Carol - 119, 219 Riboni, Charlie - 137, 191, 192, 271 Rice, Liz - 63, 88, 104, 241 Richardson, Sherry - 230 Richardson, Shirley - 136, 271 Rivero, Miguel - 219 Roberson, Sammy - 271 Roberts, Chris - 118, 119, 135, 136, 219 Robertson, Billie - 104, 115, 271 Robison, Donna - 15, 62, 65, 104, 115, 182, 271 Rodgers, Leslie - 271 Rodriguez, Bertha - 111, 271 Rodriguez, Cindy - 18, 24, 25, 28, 60, 66, 118, 121, 130, 271 Rodriguez, Cynthia - 115, 121, 271 Rodriguez, Gloria - 271 Rodriguez, Jesus - 219 Rodriguez, Becky - 182, 208 Rodriguez, Rosemary - 182 Rodriguez, Susan - 119, 195, 209 Rogers, Tom - 241 Rosales, Robert - 163, 230 Roselle, Rebecca - 195 Rouwtt, Albert - 135, 271 Rouwtt, Burnett - 137 Rouwtt, Willie - 137 Rowe, John - 122, 273 Rowe, Keith - 163 Roy, Eric - 49 Rozelle, Stacey - 136 Rusk, Patty - 23, 24, 25, 118, 246, 273 Russ, Becky - 219 Russell, Cathy - 144, 219 Russell, Carol - 72, 104, 105, 273 Russell, June - 15, 72, 104, 115, 119, 124, 125, 273 Rynearson, Carol - 113 - S - Sabedra, Gloria - 60, 61, 107, 115, 130, 135, 209, 230 Sadecky, Larry - 135, 137, 191, 219, 221 Salazar, Alicia - 113, 195, 196 Salazar, Estela - 273 Salazar, Lydia - 273 Salazar, Norma - 195, 209, 219 Sale, Linda - 104, 121, 146, 236, 241 Sampson, Ricky - 152, 184, 242 Samudio, Diane - 104, 115, 242 Sanchez, Ernest - 107, 219 Satterwhite, Karen - 73, 104, 242 Schmitz, Charles - 273 Schools, Jonathan - 163, 230 Seeker, Charles - 116, 117, 204, 242 Sellers, Chuck - 117, 204, 205, 224, 230 Service, Robin - 136 Shanks, Wanda - 219 Shaw, Kirby - 86, 106, 110, 121, 130, 146, 203, 235, 242 Sheaner, Kelly - 64, 118, 224, 230 Shearin, Joe - 115, 116, 117, 152, 154, 160, 204, 242 Sheeds, Jay - 136 Shelby, Hawley - 135, 136 Sherrill, Emily - 86, 115, 118 Shctty, Sudha - 107 Shoemaker, Kathy - 23, 27, 120, 121, 147, 174, 293 Sholden, John - 118, 120, 121, 130, 185, 230 Shores, Phillip - 106, 230 Short, Robert - 135, 136 Shrout, Tully - 119, 163, 230 Silvas, Annette - 104, 115, 118, 121, 128, 130, 235, 242 Simmons, Richard - 274 Simpson, Monica - 182 Sly, Bonnie - 231 Sly, Sandy - 137 Smith, Darrell - 122 Smith, David -116, 117, 163, 231 Smith, Kenneth - 57 Smith, Libby - 128, 219 Smith, Lisa - 105, 242 Snyder, Roxanne - 63, 71, 73, 104, 233, 242 Sobrevilla, Adrian - 191, 194 Sobrevilla, Jose - 191 Sockwell, Candy - 113, 184, 231 Sookma, John - 106, 109, 231 Soto, Rudy - 169 Spiros, Nick - 191, 192, 219 Spradlin, Royce - 214, 219 Sprentall, Robert - 207 Spurlock, Mike - 50, 135, 163, 191, 242 Spurlock, Bill - 163, 193 Staggers, Yvonne - 274 Stanbery, Elizabeth - 144 Steed, Michael - 274 Stefanos, Dena - 113 Steinbach, Cheryl - 119, 219 Stephanos, Dena - 231 Stephenson, Lance - 169 Sterling, Wayne - 231 Steward, Roy - 107, 119, 246, 274 Steward, Scott - 107, 231 Stokes, Susan - 274 Streng, Ronald - 107, 242 Stricklen, Haskell - 75, 116, 117, 123, 142, 242 Stroud, Doug - 219 Summers, Ellen - 231 Sutton, Scott - 217 Sutton, Steve - 204, 242 Sztybel, Vivian - 219 - T - Talbert, Elaine - 19, 111, 128, 144, 274 Tatlock, Don - 107, 113 Tatlock, William - 107, 119, 219 Taylor, Don - 243 Taylor, Earl - 169, 179 Taylor, Elizabeth - 219 Taylor, Hal - 152, 242 Taylor, Linda - 275 Taylor, Michael - 90, 152, 156, 157, 172, 231 Taylor, Nancy - 104, 105, 125, 247, 275 Taylor, Rhonda - 118, 144, 219 Taylor, Suzanne - 111, 275 Teer, Martha - 61, 67, 121, 130, 242 Thomas, Gwen - 136 Thomas, Janet - 15, 25, 60, 62, 104, 105, 115, 121, 126, 130, 275 Thomas, Margaret - 231 Thomas, Rachel - 275 Thompson, Jeffrey - 169, 219 Thompson, Tracey - 242 Tietjen, Mark - 231 Tijerina, Mary - 219 Todora, James - 122 Torrez, Jesse - 163, 231 Tovar, Alma - 107 Tovar, Reyna - 104 Towne, Barbara - 64, 115, 118, 231 Townsend, Kenneth - 152, 157, 186 Tran, Trang - 146, 243 Trent, Robin - 20, 202, 275 Trevino, Ernestine - 144, 231 Trevino, Rachel - 182, 275 Trevino, Suzanna - 169, 219 Trevino, Venancio - 186, 187 Trochet, Lirio - 243 Truitt, Kathi - 219 Tune, Julie - 219 Turner, Greg - 18, 116, 117, 152, 276 Turner, Shelia - 172, 183, 276 Turney, Kathy - 231 Tuttle, Charles - 135, 137 Tuttle, Terri - 64, 65, 113, 115, 118, 231 Tuya, Juan - 276 - V - Van, Vicki - 231 Van, Vivian - 276 Vance, Tony - 204 Vanlandingham, Melanie - 184, 231 Varela, Michael - 231 Varela, Sylvia - 104, 115, 243 Varker, Brandon - 122, 176, 293 Varker, Kyle - 107, 220 Varon, Becky - 220 Vasques, Edward - 231 Vasquez, Alicia - 209 Vasquez, Margarita - 196 Vasquez, Teresa - 195, 196, 208 Vation, Jimmie - 231 Velasquez, Matias - 136 Velazquez, Rosemary - 276 Vermillion, Kelly - 182, 234, 243 Vermillion, Mark - 179, 213 Vermillion, Steven - 169, 220 Vinson, Richard - 22, 28, 50, 106, 108, 109, 186, 189, 247, 276 - W - Wade, Bari - 231 Waddle, Glenda - 106, 277 Waddle, Linda - 104, 105, 243 Wages, Britt - 122 Wajdowicz, Michael - 116, 117, 146, 152, 243 Walker, Martin - 231 Wales, Eric - 277 Walton, Donna - 82, 121, 243 Washington, Angela - 277 Washington, John - 169, 179, 186 Washington, Mary - 144 Watson, Laura - 50, 118, 231 Wauson, Randall - 163, 243 Weatherly, Robin - 125, 186, 187, 277 Webb, Jeff - 119 Weidler, Jennie - 144, 220 Wheeler, Wayne - 243 Wheeless, Bruce - 14, 25, 26, 115, 116, 117, 152, 156, 157, 158, 161, 277 Whinham, Cindy - 231 Whitfield, Brenda - 111 Wilcox, Robert - 82, 114, 116, 117, 277 Willard, Jan - 121, 144 Williams, Anita - 67, 88, 121, 130, 146, 235, 243 Williams, Debra - 111, 277 Williams, Donna - 278 Williams, Gwen - 83, 104, 105, 118, 124, 247, 278 Williams, Mark - 231 Williams, Marvin - 136 Williams, Sandra - 220 Williams, Wendy - 64, 115, 119, 223, 224, 225, 231 Williams, William - 169 Williamson, Sheryl - 104, 121, 236, 243 Willingham, Kristi - 104, 278 Willingham, Matt - 123, 152, 243 Wilson, Tina - 135, 137, 278 Wincher, Rhonda - 144, 220 Wingo, Janell - 119 Wingo, Donnell - 163 Withrow, Karen - 220 Wolfarth, Jay - 231 Wolford. Terry - 163, 165, 166, 176, 178, 231 Wong, Chu - 243 Wood, Damon - 220 Wood, Kelly - 220 Woodard, Mary Lou - 231 Woods, Sandra - 88, 128, 243 Woods, Sharon - 118 Wright, David - 231 Wyse, Adam - 107, 113, 136 Wyse, Casey - 119, 130, 246, 278 - Y - Yates, David - 116, 117, 152, 161, 278 Yates, Robert - 106, 109, 116, 117, 118, 231 Young, Donna - 278 Young, Gayla - 104, 125 Young, Laura - 119 Young, Susan - 231 Young, Ronnie - 247, 278 - Z - Zinkand, Michael - 220 304 212 Something good is going to happen. Start saving for it. Bank and Trust Company The accommodating bank in Dallas Gaston at LaVista Dallas, Texas 75214 823-9924 Member F.D.I.C. 284 ' . • S'; asm ;