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

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West Allied Youth, Pres., P.A.Y., Pres., Bluebonnet Girls State Representative John Cook Nuclear Science Symposium Delegate Steve Cordova Rotary Club Representative, Nat'l Honor Soc., Distinguished American H.S. Student who's who Vic Cunningham Nat'l Honor Soc., Who's Wh Among American H.S. Students American Legion Boys' Stater Julie Earhart Nat'l Honor Soc., Distinguishe American Student, National Meri Letter of Commendation Joanne Early Allied Youth, Pres., Voice o Democracy — Rotary Club Speed Contests, 2nd place Susan Fosmire Nat'l Honor Soc., Pres., Distin guished American H.S. Student PAY., Sec. 22 Dotti Garland Nat'l Honor Soc., All-City Academic Team, Distinguished American H.S. Student, TAG Sally Graf Who's Who Among American H.S. Students, TAG |oi Hatzenbuehler TAG Cammy Henson TMTA Student Affiliate, Whitlock Theory Award, All-City Concert Band, DISD Solo Ensemble Contest WHO'S WHO Dawn Kelley Miss Teenage Dallas Finalist, Nat'l Honor Soc., National Merit Letter of Commendation l ien Le Nat'l Honor Soc., TAG Laurie Lovvorn Nat'l Honor Soc., All Region Choir, Distinguished American H.S. Student, Bible Award lavier Mendez Nat'l Honor Soc. Kyle Messerschmitt Nat'l Honor Soc., All-American H.S. Athlete, Distinguished American H.S. Student Leslie Mihal Nat'l Honor Soc., Distinguished American H.S. Student, TAG Gina Perrone Nat'l Honor Soc., Who's Who Among American H.S. Students, Distinguished American H.S. Student WHO'S WHO Belinda Retta Nat'l Honor Soc., V.-Pres., Who's Who Among American H.S. Students, Church Youth Council, Allied Youth Anne Rhodes Nat'l Honor Soc., Sec., Case Western Reserve Univ. Summer Symposium in Science Engineering Carol Rhodes Allied Youth, Explorer Post, Pres., TAG 24 IN THE HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 25 28 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Earl Taylor Gina Perrone Clark Hood a. All IN, JONATHAN b. ALIEN. MICHAEL C. AllEN.WAYMON d. ANAYA, AIDI e. ANCUIANO, DEBORAH Nf RIA, Aug. 24,1961, Dallas. lex. English. Math, Science, S. Studies. f. APPIE8ERRY, PAMELA IYNN, Oe . 14,1961, Dallas. Tex. Business, English, Art. Senior Army Instructor Award; Scrv- ice Award; Basketball, 8 Squad; Y.E.P.I. g. BAINES, SOUNDRA CAYIE. feb. 3, 1962, Oallas, Tex. English, S. Studies. D.E.C.A., 1 yr.; H.A.A.C. English; Sweet- hearts, 2 yrs., Cap!., 1 yr.; Student Council Rep., 3 yrs.; Concert Choir, 1 yr., fiddler On The Roof ; junior favor-ite; Senior favorite, Best looking ; The Society of Distinguished American High School Students. h. BARTA. |OSfPH fRANCIS, Aug. tO, 1962, Dallas, Tex. English, S. Studies. Swim Team. Varsity,3 yrs., 1 letter; f ellow- ship of Christian Athletes; Key Club; latin Club. 2 yrs.; WIIOCAT Staff; Senior favorite, funniest . i. BENTSEN, HANNf I a. BIAKEIY, BERNARD b. Bl ANTON, TERESA i c. BOARDMAN. (HEN MARK. feb. 7.1962, Sin Antonio, Tc . English, S. Studio. P.A.S.f. d. BOULTON, AARON VANCI, Od. JO, 1961, Dallas, Tex. English, Math, S. Studio, French. Science. Football, Vanity. 2 letter ; Iellowshipof Christian Athletes; Key Club; H.A.A.C. tnglish. c. 80WIRS, |OHN f. 80 ARTH, |UIK g. 8RANCATO, JOANNA LYNN. feb. 21. 1962. Dallas. Tex. English, Math, S. Studies, Science. D.f.C-A.; H.A.A.C. English; Sweethearts, 1 r. h. BROOKS, KAREN A.. Feb. S, 1962, Dallas. Tex. English. Math. Basketball, B Squad.2 yrs.; F.H.A.; Offke Helper. 1 r. i. BROOKS. IRACY IEA, Sept. 8. 1962. Dallas, Tex. English, Math, S. Studies. Tennis, 1 yr.; P-A.S.F., 3 yrs.; English and Math Honors; Completed Honors in English and Math; Cheerleader. 1 yr.; Sweethearts, 1 yr.; Student Council Rep., 3 yrs., Vice-Pre .. I yr.; WILDCAT Staff. 2 yrs.. Features Editor; Once Upon A Mattress ; life leadership. 2 vts.; Sophomore Favorite; Homecoming Finalist, Sophomore and Junior; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Rotary Club Speech Contest. a. BROWN, ADRIfNNE. Od. 3.1962. Beaumont, Tec. fnglish. Math, Science. P.A.S.f. b. 8ROWN, IIIITIA ANN, Sept. 4, 1961, Monroe, la. fnglish. Milh, S. Studies, Science. Basketball, Varsity, 3 letters, Capt.,3 yrs.. Honorable Mention, B Squad, 1 yr.; Track.4 letters. Regional, 2 yrs.; Volleyball, 3 letters, Capt., 2 yrs., All-American Team, 3 yrs.; All-City Academic Team, 3 yrs.; Student Council Rep., 2 yrs.; flections Committee Chairman, 2 yrs.; Concert Choir, 1 yr„ “fiddler On I he Roof ; Office Helper. 2 yrs. c. BUCHMEYfR, CHARlOTTf PAIGf. Dec. 20, 1961, Dallas, Tc«. fnglish. Math, S. Studies. Allied Youth, 2 yrs.; Out- door Recreation Program Counselor; Honor Classes in Spanish and Science; Honors Physics; Completed Honors in fnglish and Math; National Honor Society. 2 yrs.; The Society of Distinguished American High School Students. d. BURTON. CHfRYl fLAINf, |an. 29,1962. Dallas. Tex. fnglish. S. Studies, Science. Business, Vocational. D.f.C.A. e. CABRERA. DEBORAH ODETTE, April 19, 1961. Dallas, Tex. fnglish. lunior R.O.I.C., Captain, Director of Army Instruction Award; Senior Army Instructor Award; Drill Team Award; Service Award; Academic Excellence Award; Academic Achicsement Award;Scholastic Award. f.CANIPf, DIANE MARIE. Dec. 11.1961, Dallas, Tex. English. Math, S. Studies. P.A.S.E., 1 yr.; H.AAC. fnglish; Sweethearts, 2 yrs., Sweetheart of The Week; CRUSADER Staff. 2 yrs.. Sports Editor, 1 yr. g. CARRASCO, BIIMA, Jan. 18, 1962. Ojlnaga, Chih. Me . English. Math, S. Studies, Science. P-A.S.f., 2 yrs., Treas.. 1 yr.;H.A.A.G. English; Sweethearts, 1 yc.;CRUSADfR Stall, 1 yr.:Concert Choir, 1 yr. h. CAST ANON. Elf NA I. C iSTANON, MAGDALENA fSPINOZA. July 24, 1962, Dallas, lex. Vocational, Art. fnglish. Math. f.H.A., 1 yr.; Red Cross, 1 yr.; Clink Helpee, 2 yes.; Office Helper, 1 yr. 32 a. CASTANUCIA. laDONNA. feb. IS, 1962. Wichita falls. tec. English. Math. S. Studies, Science. P.A3.E., 1 yr.; Allied Youth, 4 yrs., Pres.; Honors Classes in Science. Math, English, and Spanish; Njtional Hon Of Society, 2 yrv; Concert Choir, 3 yrs„S«.. 1 yf., fiddler On the Roof’, The Boyfriend , Once Upon A Mattress”; Bluebonnet Girls Stale; Outdoor Recreation Program Counselor; The Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Pres.. South eel Allied Youlh. b. CHAVf 7.CHRISTOPHER. Sept. 2.1961. Dallas. Tec. English. Math.S.Studies. Soccer. Varsity. 4 yrs.. 4 letters. c. CHETCHIS, IORIIYNN, April JO, 1962, Dallas. Tec. English. Math, S. Studies, Science. H.A.A.G. English. d. COIE.CAROIYN ANN, April 12.1962. Mesquite, Tec. 8and Ribbon; I.H.A.; H.E.R.O. e. COlllNS, BOYO f. CONTRERAS, IYOIA g. COOK. |OHN BRYAN, July 18. 1962, Dallas. Tec. English, Math, S. Studies, Science. Baseball, Varsity, 1 letter, B Squad; Basketball, Varsity. 2 letters, B Squad; Track; Key Club; Completed Honors in English, Math and Science; WILDCAT Staff; Nuclear Science Symposium Delegate. h. COPIING, RONDRA DENISE, Jan. 16, 1962. Terrell, Tec. English, Math. J-A., Vice-Pres. of Administration; Sweet- hearts Manager. 1 yr.; Miccd Choir, 1 yr„ Once Upon A Maltress ; V.O.E. i. COPIING, SONDRA |f NISf, |an. 16. 1962. Terrell, Tec. English, Math. Sweethearts, 2 yrs.. Sweetheart of Ihe Week; Student Council Rep., 1 yr.; WIIDCAT Staff, 1 yr.j Concert Choir. 1 yr.. fiddler On The Roof, Once Upon A Mattress”; Homecoming Princess. 33 a. CORDOVA, STEPHEN. Otl. 11,1961, Dallas, Tcx. English, Math, foreign I anguage, Science. S. Studies. f rench Club, 2 yrs.; Key Club; Allied Youth, 2 yrs.; Project Upward Bound, 2 yrs.; H.A.A.G. English; Completed Honor in So-erne; National Honor Society; Outdoor Education Program Counselor; Society of Distinguished American High School Student . b. CRAWFORD, IINDAIOUISE, Aug. 1,1961. fori linnen Wood?Mo. Band, 1 yrs. C.CROCKETT, BRfNOA d. CROWIEY. CLINTON EUGENE, Oct. 27.1961, Honeygrove, Tex. S. Studies, English, Math. 8asketball, Varsity, 1 let- ter, 8 Squad. e. CUNNINGHAM. VICKERS LEE. May 11, 1962, Dallas. Tex. English, Math, Spanish, Science, football, freshmen. B Squad. Varsity Manager; Track, 2 yr .; 8 mling. 1 yr.; Key Ctub.4yr .; |JU, 2 yrs.; Physics and Chemistry Honors; National Honor Society. 2 yrs.; Slodent Council Rep., 3 yrs.. Vice-Pres.; life leadership, t yr.. Pres.; American legion Boys' State. f. CURRY, ZAN KAY. Aug. 21,1962, Dallas. Tex. f.H.A. g. CUSHINGBERRY, IAURETTE, feb. 23, 1962, Dallas, Tex. S. Studies, English.Math. O.E.A. h. OAMER, PATTI i. DAVIS. MARION 34 j. Of AN, ARIHUR b. DEIAVEGA, JOE c. OOI AN, SAllY EllEEN, Dec. 11, 1961, Dallas, Tex. English, Math, S. Studies, Science. PA.S.F. 1 yr.; D.f.CA; H.AAC. English; Cheerleader, 1 r„ |.V. Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Homecoming Finalist, Princess; Homecoming Duchess; Ms. Wildcat finalist; Sophomore favorite finalist; Senior favorite, “Most friendly. d. DOUGLAS, JOHN 1181RT, Oct. 27,1961, Dallas. Tex. football Manager, 2 yrv. Varsity and 8 Squad; I.HA; |.A. e. DRANE, CHfRYt If AH, Jan. 18,1962, Richmond. Va. Math, French, (nglish. Science, S. Studies. Swim Team, 2 let- ters; french Club, 4 yrSv Pres., 1 yr.; Science Club, J yrs. Treas., 1 yr.. Sec., 1 yr.; T.A.G.; H.A.A.G. English; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Cheerleader, Mascot; CRUSADER Staff, 2 yrs.. Clubs, 1 yr., Editor-in-Chief, 1 yr.; 8and, 4 yrs.. Band Staff, Stage Band, Squad leader, All-City Marching Band 77; Orchestra, fiddler On The Roof”. “Oliver , The 8oyfriend , “Anything Goes . f. DUCKWORTH, JOHN R ANDO I PH, Sept. 9. 1961, Dallas, Ten. English, Math, Swim Team, 3 yrs.; Once Upon A Mattress . g. DUPREE, VICTOR h. FARHART. |Ullf HftEN, July9,1962, Paris, Tex. English. Math, Science. French Club, Pres., 1 yr.; Science Club, I yr. Art Club, 1 yr.; Math Honors; Completed Honors in English; National Honor Society; Concert Choir, 2 yrs.; Musi cals. 2 yrs.; P.S.A.T. letter of Commendation. i. IARIY, IOANNE, Aug. 17, 1962, Poughkeepsie. N.Y. English, Science, Math, S. Studies. Basketball, Varsity, 2 yrs., B Squad. 1 yr.; Tennis, Varsity, 3 yrs., 8 Squad, 1 yr.; Allied Youth. 3 yrs.. Pres., 1 yr.; T.A.G.; HA.A.G. English; Student Council Rep., 1 yr.; WIIDCAT Staff, 1 yr.; Senior Favorite. “Most Athletic ; Youth Citizenship Seminar; Student Advisory Board; Rotary Cluh Speech Contest; Voiceof Democracy Speech Contest; life leadership, 1 yr. 35 a. ECHOLS, JOHN 8ENEDICI, Dec. 6. 1961, Dallas, lex. English, Math, S. Studies. Science. Key Club, 2 yrs.; CRU- SADER Staff, 1 yr„ Photographer; WUDCAT Staff. 1 yt.; 8and, 2 yTX., Marching Band, Concert Band, U.I.l. Solo, 2 yrs, U.I.L Concert, 2 yrs.; Concert Choir, 1 yr. b. INDIY, ROY HARRY, Nov. 22,1961, Ml. Vernon. Ohio. English. Math. S. Studies, french Club; Completed Honors in English; Band, Squad leader, 1 yr.. Symphonic, 4 yr ., All-City Marching Band, 2 yrs, Stage Band, 4 yrs.; Concert Choir; Orchestra, fiddler On The Roof , Once Upon A Mattresx , The Boyfriend ; Arty Magnet, 2 yrx. c. EPHRIAM, THERfSA ANNETTE, Mar. 20, 1962, fomey. Tex. Human Service, fnglixh, S. Studies. f.H.A.: Red Cross; Allied Youth; Cirfy Adventure Trails. d. ESCOBAR, ROSA ElENA, Mar. S. 1961, San luis Potosi, Me . Math, Engliyh, Science. e. ESQUIVEL AOOlTO f. EVANS, MICHAEL g. EVERETT, ClARENCE HOWARD, Aug. 20.1962, Dallas, Tex. English, Math, S. Studies, Science. Swim Team, Varsity, 4 yrx., Capt„ 3 letters; Key Club, 4 yrs.; Cheerleader; Student Council Rep., 4 vrs.; Who's Who Among American High School Students. h. flETCHER, THIRESA OENISE. May 2.1961, Dallas. Tex. English. i. flOWERS, WIlllAM a. E OSMIRE. SUSAN PATRICIA, Dec. 31,1961, Geneva, Switzerland. English, Math, S. Studies, Spanish, Science. Swim Iearn, 4 yrv., Cjpl.. All-Cily Academic Team; French Club, 2 yrs.; P.A.S.F., 1 yr.; Science Club, 2 yrs.; lalin Club, 2 yrv; Allied Youth, 1 yr.; Completed Honors in Math and Science; National Honor Society, 2 yrs., Free-, 1 yr.; Band, 4 yrs., Drum Major, 1 yr.. Band Council, Squad leader, 2 yrv: Concert Choir, 2 yrv, The Boyfriend ; Variation ; Society of Distinguished American High School Students, 2 yr . b. FUGITT, PAMELA GAIl, April 2, 1962, Dallas, Tex. English, S. Studies, Math. French Club; Latin Club; WILDCAT Staff. c. GACH, CLARA d. GARCIA, JANE I ANN, May 18,1962, San Antonio, Tex. English, S. Studies, Math, Science. Office Helper, 2 yrs. e. GARCIA, LETICIA, Aug. 27,1960, Matamoros, Tamaulipas. English, Math. Soccer; J.V. Volleyball. I. GARLAND, DOROTHY EU A8ETH, Oct. 30,1962, Dallas, Tex. Lnglish, Math, Science. Spanish, S- Studies. Tennis, 4 yrs.. Varsity, 3 yrs., 3 lettets, All-City Academic Team; Swim Team, 1 yr„ Varsity; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. 1 yr.; P.A.S.E., 3 yrs.; Science Club, 2 yrs.; Ice Skating Club, 1 yr.; Honors Spanish; Completed Honors in English, Math and Science; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Sweethearts, 1 yr.; Student Council Rep., 2 yrs.; CRUSADER Staff, 1 yr.; Marching Band, 1 yr.. Symphonic Band. 2 yrs.; Flag Corps, 2 yrv; Society of Distinguished American High School Students, 2 yrs.; freshman and Sophomore Homecoming Nominee; Senior faxocitc, Most likely To Succeed : T A.G g. GAR A. CYNTHIA ANN, Sept. 8,1961, Dallas, Tex. English. Math, S. Studies, French. Soccer, 1 yr.; |.V. Volleyball, 1 yr.; Trench Club, 1 yr.; Sweethearts, 2 yrs.. Manager, 1 vr.;CRUSADER Staff, 1 yr.. Student life; foreign language Olympics. h. GLASS, KATHERINE i. GODEK, MELANIE ANN, Nov. 22. 1962, San Antonio, lev English, S. Studiev french Club, 2 yrs.. Sec., 1 yr.; English, Math and Science Honors; Band, 4 yrv. Rifle Capt.. 1 vr„ Auxiliary Drum Major, 1 yr.. Squad leader,2 yrs.. Band Staff, 3 vrv. Stage Band, 3 yrs., All-Cits Marching Band; Concert Choir, 3 yrv, Vice-Prev, 1 yr.. Variations. Once Upon A Mattress , The Boyfriend ; One-Ad Play. I 37 c a. GODWIN, CYNIHIA ANN, Dec. 21, 1961. Dalla . Te . Injlish, Science. Math. fremh, S. Studio . French Club, 4 yr .; Science Club, Pro ., 1 yr.; FlaR Cocp . 4 yr ., OfRani er. Outstanding Ribbon; Band. 4 yr .; CRUSADER Staff. 2 yr .. Club fdilor, 1 yr.; H.A.A.G. f nRlivh. b. GON AUS, BlAIRICl IIRISA. July 11.1%2. Dalla . It . fngliyh. Math. c. CONZAIFS. IRIDDY, Aur. 6,1961. Dallas, Tc� . Fngliih. d. GONZAICS, SYIVIA ANN, July 26,1961, larth. It . foRlith, .Math, S. Studio . Spanish. Marching 8and, 3 yr . e. GONZAU . ARTURO I. GRAF, SAtlY, Juno 30, 1962, St. louii. Mo. Fngli h, Math, Soionco. S. Studio . Trad; Swim loam, 1 yr ., 3 letter ; Inglish, Math, and Soionco Honor ; Cheerleader, 1 yr„ |.V. Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Sweetheart . 1 yr.; CRUSADFR Stall, 2 yr .. Honor Iditor, 1 yr.; 8and. 2 yr ., Freihman Rop.; fro hman Favorite; Homecoming Counto and Duche Nominoo; Senior favorite,“Mott Spiritod . r. GRAHAM, USA GAY. Jan. It. 1962. Dalla , To . English, S- Studio . HFRO; HICF, 2 vr .. Set., 1 yr.; Clinic Helper; Sweetheart , 2 yr . h. GRIFFIN. WFSIFY WARRf N. May 19.1962. Dalla . lei. English, S. Studio . Math. i. GUNNIIS, CUFF AlAN, July 28, 1962, Dalla , To . Math. fnRli h, S. Studio . Science. Band, 3 yr .. Squad leader. Section leader. Sioro Band; Concert Choir, 4 yr .; Muyical Orche tra. “Fiddler On Ihe Rool“, “Once Upon A Matlre ”,“Thr Boyfriend ; library Helper. 1 yr. 38 a. HAMIlION, PAIRICIA LOUISE, July 18,1962, Dallas, Tex. English, Math, S. Studio. P.A.S.F..2 yrv; Allied Youth, 1 yr.; Latin Club 1 yr.; CRUSADER Staff. 2 yrs.. fatuity Editor, 1 yr., 8eit Seller Award, 2 yrs.; 8and, 2 yrv; flag Corps. 4 yrv, f undamental Capl., 2 vrv, Outstanding Ribbon. b. HARIMANN, ROB(RI WAITIR, Oct. 17, 1%1, Dallas, Tex. English, Math, S. Studies, tatin. Baseball, Varsity, 8 Squad; Basketball. B Squad; football. Varsity, 8 Squad. 2 letters. Cap!.. All-City Academic Team; fellovxship ol Christian Athletes, 1 yr.; Key Club. 4 rs., Vice-Pres.; lalin Club, 3 yrs., Vice-Pres.; H.A.A.G. English; Student Council Rep.; WIIDCAT Stall; H.R. Club,2 rs.;Sophomore favorite; Mr. Wildcat Finalist. c. HAIZENBUf Hlf R, ELIZABETH JOIS, Aug. 20, 1962, Dallas, Tex. English. Math. S. Studies, french Club, 1 r.; J.A., 1 yr.; Science Club, 1 yr.; H.A.A.G. English; Sweethearts, 2 yrs.. Sweetheart of the Week; CRUSADER Stall, 2 yrv. Student life Editor, 1 yr.;Concert Choir, 1 yr.; T.A.G.; Outdoor Education, Junior Counselor. d. HAYNES. BEVIRIY e. HEMPHILL. ESSIE IORRAIM. May 2.1962, Dallas, Tex. English, Math. Homemaking. I. HENDERSON, (ANA JO, Mar. 8,1%2, Dallas, lex. English, Math, S. Studies, Latin. Science. Bowling, Alternate; |A; Science Club, 2 yrv; Latin Club, 2 yrs.; Chrerleader finalist; WIIDCAT Staff, 2 yrs.. News Editor, 1 yr.; Band, flag Corps. 4 rs„ Outstanding Ribbon; Choir, Pres., 1 yr.. Musical. 1 yr.;Concert 8and, 1 yr. g. HENSON, CAMMY SUE, May 23. 1963, ft. Worth, Tex. English, Math, S. Studies, french Club. 1 yr.; P.A.S.I., 2 yrv; Science Club, 1 yr.; English and Math Honors; Band, All-City Band, Senior Rep., Rifle Corps, 1 yr.. Stage 8and, 2 vrs„ D.I.S.O. Solo and Ensemble Contest. 3yrs.. Squad leader, 2 yrv; Orchestra, 2 yrs. h. HER8ENER. |ENNIf ER HE, |an. 17, 1962, Dallas, Tex. Math, English, Science, S. Studies. French Club, 4 yrs., Treas.. 1 yr.; Science Club. Treas., 1 yr.; Latin Club, 1 yr.; English and Science Honors; Band, 4 yrs.. Interscholastic league Winner. Marching and Concert, 3 yrv. Uniform Manager, 2 yrs.. Squad leader, 3 yrs.. Staff, Solo and Ensemble. 2 yrs.; Orchestra, 1 yr., “Once Upon A Mattress ; Concert Choir, 2 yrs., The Boyfriend ; One-Act Play, Understudy; Society of Distinguished American High School Sludcntv i. HERNANDEZ, IRENE, July 15,1962. Dallas, Tex. English, Math, Science, Spanish, S. Studies, D.E.C.A. a. HERNANDEZ, ROY, Aug. 31. 1962, Dallas, Tex. English. Math, S. Studies Smith. Baseball, Varsity, B. Squad, 5 let- tert; Allied Youth, 3 yrs.; S.M.U. Upward Bound 2 yrs. b. HERRERA, NORMA I.. March 9.1961, Monclova, Coah., Mexico. Spanish, English. c. HILLIARD, REGINALD d. HIPP, DANA IOUISE, Aug. 2S, 1%2, Corpus Christi. To . Science, English, S. Studies, Math. Tennis Team; D.E.C.A.; H.A.A.G. English; National Honor Society; WILDCAT Staff. e. HOFFMAN. WIlllAM WAITER III, Jan. 20,1962, Dallas, Tex. Science, S. Studies. Football, Varsity; Key Club. f. HOlllNS, ANTHONY RAY, Sept. 7,1961, Dallas, Tex. English, Math, S. Studies. Basketball. Varsity, 2 letters, All-Dis- trict, All-City; Track, 2 litters, All-District; Student Council Rep , 2 yrs.; CRUSADER Stalf. 1 yr. g. HOOD, CLARK ElllSON, Aug. 14,1962, Dallas. Tex. Math, English, S. Studies, Science. Baseball, Varsity, 3 letters, All-District; Football. Varsity, B. Squad, 2 letters, All-City Academic Team, Capt.; fellowship of Christian Athletes, Vice-Pres.; Key Club. 4 yrs.. Sec. 1 yr.. Pretv 1 yr-; Science Honors; Completed Honors in English; Student Council Rep., Student Adsisory Committee. Social Committee; WILDCAT Staff; Stagecraft, 3 yrs.; H.R. Club, 2 yrs.; Junior favorite; Mr. Wildcat finalist. h. HORNE. LOIS i. HOWARD. TED ANDREW. May 30,1962, Dallas, Tex. f nglish. Math, S. Studies. Football. Varsity, 2 yrs.. 2 letters. 40 4. IACKSON, BENNY b. JACKSON, |.B. |R., March 13,1962, Dallas, Tex. English, S. Studies. 0.1. c. JAMES, WILLIAM d. JANTZ. SUSAN e. JASSO, TERESA OE JESUS, Feb. 20, 1962, Piedras Negras, Coah, Mexico. English. Spanish. R.O.T.C., Platoon leader, 1 yr.. Director o( Army Instruction Award, Senior Army Instruction Award, Service Award, Academic Excellence Award. Academic Achievement Award, Scholastic Award; Soccer, Varsity, 1 letter. 1. JEFf ERSON, WHUE LUCIllE, Oct. 17,1961, Dallas, Tex. English, Basketball, B Squad, 3 letters; Track,2 letters. g. |ESKINS, MARK DOUGLAS, April 24,1962, Dallas, Tex. English, Math,S. Studies. Service Award, Scholastic Award; Science Club; V.I.C.A., 1 yr.; Civil Air Patrol, 6 yrs.; Band. 2 yrs.. Band Ribbon, Stage Band, 3 yrs.; Musical Orchestra, The 8oyfriend , Anything Goes. h. IIMENEZ, ADOIFO i. JIMENEZ, JOSE JAVIER, Oec. IS, 1960, Barro Tcran, Coach.. Mexico. English, Math. 41 . IOHSSON, SONIA DARlf Nf. |unr 17.1963. Oalla . lex. f nglivh. Math Backethall, 2 yrv. B Squad; Volleyball, 2 yrv; Clinic Helper, 2 yrv; Office Helper, 1 yr. b. IONIS, flllCIA ANN, April 8,1962, Shreveport, la. f nglich. Athletic Ribbon. Academic Achievement Award; Ba ketball, Vanity, 8 Squad, 3 letter . Track. 2 yr . Regional, 2 letter ; Volleyball, 3 yrv, Vanity, I.V., 1 yr.; State fair Physical fitne Conte !. 2 yr . Office Helper; Sweclhrari , 1 yr.; Student C ouncil Rep. C. JONIS. RAYMON d. IORDAN. 8EVIRIY KAVC. Aug. 26,1961, lubbock. Tex. Ingli h, Math. Science. Band. 3 yr . e. lUARIZ, XOCHIT1 t. KAPP, DARfN EllSE, March 8. 1961. Greenville. Mi , tnglich. S. Studie . I.HA; H.I.R.O.. 2 yr .; H.I.C.I.. 2 yr .; Office Helper. g. MUIR. ROONEY DWAYNf, Oec. 8.1961, Oalla . !e . Inglivh. Math.S. Stud.e . Athletic Ribbon. Scholavtic Award; Bavkelball, Var ity, 8. Squad. 1 letter; Office Helper. H.A.A.G. f nglich. h. KflUY, DAWN [IIM8ITH, Oct. 10. 1961, Oalla . Tex. S. Studie . Inglivh. Bowling, 2 yrt„ 2 letter . All-City Aca demic Team; P-A.S.f., 1 yr.; Science Club, 2 yr .; Science, Math, and ingliih Honor ; National Honor Society. 2 yr .; WIIDCAT Staff, 2 yr .. Editor-in Chief, t yr., feature Editor. 1 yr.; Concert Choir, 2 yr .; fiddler On The Roof ; Who' Who Among American High School Student ; Society of Di tingui hed American High School Student . 2 yr .; P.S.A.T. letter of Commendation; T.A.G. Program, Completed Honor in [nglich. i. IACEKY. ANNA |UNE, Nov. 17. 1961, Oalla . Tex. [nglich. P.A.S.f.. 2 yr ., Oelegate, 2 yr .; H.f.R.O . Pre .. 1 yr.; H.I.C.f.; fnglbh Honor ; Sweetheart . 2 yr .. Cap!., 1 yr.; Concert Choir, 1 yr. The Boyfriend ; Home-coming finalist. 42 a. If. IIIN IHI JHUY, May 16,1%1, Saigon, Vietnam, English. Math. S. Studies National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Ss eel- hearts. 1 yr.; CRUSADER Stall, 1 r.; T.A.G. Program. b. IONCORIA, DEBBIE ANN, No . 30,1961. Dallas Ten. c. IOPE . DAVID ANTHONY, Nov. 1,1961, Dallas, Tex. English, Math. S. Studies. Science. Tennis. 1 yr.; Science Club; English Honors. d. lOVVORN, IAURIE Cliff N, Oct. 9. 1961, Dallas. Tex. English, Math, S. Studies, Science. P-A-S.T.. 2 yrs.; English and Science Honors; Honors Physics; Interscholastic league Winner, U.I.l.Solo and Ensemble; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Bible Axsard, 1 yr.; Ssseethearts, 2 yrs.. Cap!., 1 yr.; |.V. Cheerleader. 1 yr.; Student Council Rep., 2 yrs.. Sec.. 1 yr.; Concert Choir, 4 yrs.. Variations. 2 yrs., fiddler On The Roof , “Once Upon A Mattress , The Boyfriend', Anything Coes ; freshman Favorite; Homecoming Duchess and Pricess finalist; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; life leadership, 1 yr. e. lOYVREY, DEBRA JEAN, March 8. 1962, Dallas. Tex. 8asketball. B Squad. 1 letter;Soccer, 3 letters; Volleyball. 2 let- ters. f. IUEKE. CYNDI g. MAI ONE, WANDA. Jan. 10, 1962, Dallas, lex. English, S. Studies. Basketball, Varsity, B Squad. 2 letters; Track; f.H.A.; Ssseethearts 2 yrs.; Homecoming Duchess and Princess Nominee. h. MANAK.IERRY i. MARKS. At IISON 43 a. MAKI INI , DI ANA PAMfLA,May S,1% , Dallas, let. Spanish. R.O.T.C.,Cadet Cap!., Director of Army Instruction Award, Senior Army Instruction Award, Orill Team Award, Service Award, Superior Cadcl Award, Academic Achievement Award; Student Council Rep., I yr.; WIlDCAl SlafUyn,Inlertammenl Editor. b. MARTINI , lAURIf C. MA URIK, tORY |lANNI, |uly 2. I%2. Dallas Ten. Inglidi. S. Studies V.I.C.A. d. McCLARITY, SONIA CWIN, Jan. 17,1% , Dallas Tc� lnRl.sh. Athletic Ribbon; Basketball, Varsity, 8 Squad. J let- ters; Track. 4 rs„ I letter; Volleyball, Varsity, 3 yrs , |.V„ t yr.; Stale lair Physical fitness Contest, 2 yrs.; Ollice Helper. e. McCORD, MARK ANDRIW, April 0, 1962, Dallas, le� . InRlish, Math, Science, S. Studies. Baseball. Varsity, B Squad; football, B Squad; Gull Team; Swim Team. 1 r . Soccer learn; fellowship of Christian Athletes, 1 yr.; Key Club, 3 yrs.; V.I.C.A., Vice-Pres.; H.A.A.G. Tnxlish; Student Council Rep., 3 yrs; Social Committee Chairman, 1 yr.; WILDCAT Staff, 1 yr.; junior favorite; life leadership. f. McGOULDRICK. MIKI G., Sept. 16, 1%2, Dallas. Te lnRlish. Math, Science, S Studies. Golf Team. T yrs., 1 letter, All-City Academic Team; H.A.A.G. fnglish. %. McSHANf,MICHAIl LEONARD |R.. Dec. 13.1S61, Yuba City. Calif. Science, S. Studies, Tnxlish. Business. R.O.T.C.. Capt., Director of Army Instruction Award, Senior Army Instructor Award, Drill Team Award, Service Award, Academic ficellence Award. Academic Achievement Award. Scholastic Award; Science Club. h. MfAlS.STTPHI N |AMIS, Oct. 18. 1%1. Dallas, Tes. fnSlish. S. Studies. V.I.C.A . 2 vrs.. Ireas.. 1 yr. i. MfIRS, TVTLYN 44 a. MENDEZ, JAVIER, Dec. 8, 1961, Chki|0, III. English, Math, S. Studies, Science. Soccer, Varsity, 3 yrs.. 3 letters; I.I.A.S.A. A.E.A.S.A.; Math and Science Honors; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Student Adsisorv Committee. b. MESSERSCHMITT. KYEE J„ Sept. 30. 1962, 8clhesda, Md. fnglish. Math. S. Studies, Science. Scholaslic Award; Track, Varsity. Capt.. 2 letters. Regional Qualifier; Science Club; Eatin Club, 4 yrs.. Vice Pres.. 1 yr.; library Helper, 1 yr.; English, Math, and Science Honors; C ompleted Honors in English, Math and Science; National Honor Society. 2 yrs.; Society of American High School Students; All-American High School Athlete. c. MISIA. MARIA SUSANA. |an. 1.1%1, Monterrey, N.f., Mexico. English, Math, Science. d. MICHEl, WENCESI AO, Dec. 17,1962, Dallas, Tex. English, Math, foreign tang. football, 8 Squad; Soccer, Varsity, 1 letter; Band; fellowship of Christian Athletes. e. MIHAE, lESEIf KAREN, Dec. 23, 1961, Garland. Tex. English, S. Studies, Eatin, Science. P.A.S.f.. 1 yr.; Science Club, 1 yr.; Art Club. I yr.; lalin Club, 3 yrs.; Math, Science and fnglish Honors; Completed Honors in English; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Sweethearts, 2 yrs., Capt. 1 yr.; CRUSADER Staff. 1 yr.; Concert Choir, 1 yr., “I iddler On I he Roof; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. f. MON( I8AIS, DEBBIE g. MOORE, EISA h. MOORE. WANDA f AYE. April 19,1962, tittle Rock, Ark. fnglish. Math. Band. I. MOW ERY. STEVE 45 a. MUHIN, GWENDOLYN OELORES, March 17,1962, San Antonio, Tex. English, Math, S. Studie . Science. H.AA.C. English; Sweethearts, 2 yr .; Student Countil Rep., 1 yr.; Band, 2 yr .; Concert Choir. 1 yr„ f iddlcr On The Roof. b. NICKlf BERRY, MARILYN MARIE, Aug. 21, 1962, Dalla . Tex. English. Business. Vocational. 8a ketball, 8 Squad, 3 letter ; Volleyball, 8 Squad, 3 letter ; Cheerleader; Concert Choir. c. OJEDA, VIVIAN lANE.Sept. 12, 1961, Dalla , Te . English, Science,S.Studies. E.H.A., t r.; Band 1 yr. d. PAPANICKOLAOU, REENA, Jan. 29, 1962, Dalla , Tex. English, Math, Latin, S. Studie . Latin Club, 3 yr .; H.A.A.G. Engli h; Student Council Rep., 1 yr.; WILDCAT Staff, 2 yrs., Advertising Manager; Concert Choir, 2 yr .. fiddler On The Roof . Once Upon A Mattres . e. PATE, RUSSELL ALAN, feb. 13, 1961, Dalla , Tex. Engti h, Math, S. Studie , Science. 8a kctball, Varsity, 8 Squad, 1 letter; Football, B Squad; Track, Varsity; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Key Club; field Biology; Cross Country. I. PA , MARY, .March 16,1960, Ojinaga, Mexico. English, Math, Spanish,Science, S. Studie . P.A.S.F., 1 yr. g. PAZ, ROSA, May 7,1961, Ojinaga, Mexico. English, Math, S. Studies, Science, Spanish. h. PECK, RICHARD CtAYTON, Nov. 11,1961, Dallas, fex. English, Math, S. Studies, Science. Art Club, 2 yrs.. Mayor 1 yr.; T.I.A.S.A.. 2 yr .; H.A.A.G. English. i. PERRONE, GINA LYNNE, Dec. 4, 1961, ft. Rucker, Ala. English. Math, Spani h, S. Studies. P.A S.F., 3 yrs.; English. Spanish, Math and Science Honors; Completed Honor in English; National Honor Society, 2 yr .; Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Sweethearts, 1 yr.; Student Council Rep., 3 yrs.; WILDCAT Staff, 2 yrs.,Co-Editor; All-School Play, Sagebrush Sal ; Once Upon A Mattress ; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Society of Distinguished American High School Students, 1 yr.; life leadership, 2 yrs.; Homecoming Finalist; Sophomore Class favorite; Ms. Wildcat finalist. 46 j PHIlllPS, I ROY B. Ill, feb. 13,196'.', Dallas, Tex. English. latin, Science, S. Studies. Track, 2 yrv; lalin Club, 3 yrs., Treas. I yr., Pres. I yr.; Youth Advisory Council; Key lub, 1 yr.; H.A.A.G. English; library Council, 1 yr.; Student Council Rep., 1 yr.. Chairman of Operations Committee; WIIDCAI Staff, Photographer, 2 yrv; Band, Symphonic, 2 yrs., Marching, 1 yrv.. Stage Band. 2 yrs., All-Cily Marching Band. 2 yrs. b. POTTER, OONAl O C.ENE, Aug. IS, 1961, Dallas, Tcv Math. S. Studies, English, Science. Baseball, Varsity, 6 Squad, 2 letters; football, B Squad. c. POWEll, THERE St MARIE. Nov. 3,196T, Paris, franco•. fnglish, Math,Science. P.A.S.F.; WIIOCAT Staff. d. PRICE. YOUNDA e. PRIDE, ERVIN tlf, Sept.27,1%1, Dallas. Te . Math, English, football. Varsity, 2letters; Track, Varsity, 2yrs., t letter; Student Council Rep. f. QUINTERO. GEE NDA. Ian. 27,1962. Dallas, Te . English. S. Studies. | r. RAMIREZ, DIANNA, Aug. 9,1962, Dallas, Te . Math, S. Studies, English. F.H.A. j h. RAMIRfZ, JUllA CUADAIUPE, May 6.1962, ft. Worth, lev English, Math, $. Studies. | i. RAMIREZ.OIC,A C.. April 26,1962, Dallas. Te . English, S Studies, Vocational. V.O.E. ( 47 a. REDDING TON, ANDREW b. KTTA, BEIINDA JOYCE. Oct. 14,1961, Dallas. Tex. English, Math, S. Studies, lalin. P-A.S.f„ 1 yr.; Junior C.tiaeos Traffic Commission, 2 yrs.; Science Club, 3 yrs; tatin Club. 2yrs.. Treas., 1 yr.; Allied Youth, I yr.; H.A.A.G. Eng-lish; National Honor Society. 2 yrs., Vice-Pres. 1 yr.; Sweethearts, 2 yrs.. Sweetheart Of The Week; Student Council Rep., 2 yrs.; CRUSADER Staff, 2 yrs.; Who's Who Among American High School Students; life leadership. Society of Distinguished American High School Students, PUB Staff, TAG Program. c. RITIA, BENJAMIN JAY, Oct. 14, 1961, Dallas, Tex. English. Math, Science. Key Club, 1 yr.; Science Club, 1 yr.; HERO, 1 yr.; Allied Youth. 2 yrs.. Cabinet Member. 1 yr.; Art Club, 1 yr., Vice-Pres.; H.A.A.G. English; CRUSADER Stall, 2 yrs.; Band, 1 yr.; Concert Choir, 3 yrs., 1 letter, fiddler On The Roof, Once Upon A Mattress”, The Boyfriend ; Variations, 1 yr.; Senior fasorite, friendliest , T.A.G. Program. d. RIYES, MARINA, |une6,1%2, Dallas, Te«. fnglish.Math, V « ational. Soccer. 1 yr.; f.H.A. e. Rt YNA. JUAN ANIONIO JR., Oct.21.1961. Dallas. Tex Engf.vh, S. Studies. Math Student Council Rep., Pres. f. RHODES, ANNE KARIN, Oct. 30,1962. lawton, OUa English. Science, S. Studies, Math. Science Club, 1 yr.. Vice Pres., 1 yr.; latin Club, 2 yrs.; Office Helper; H.A.A.G. English; Completed Honors in Science; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.. Sec., 1 yr.; Band, 4 yrs.. Squad leader. 1 yr.. Stage Band. 3 yrs.. Senior Rep.. 1 yr.; fiddler On The Roof ; Orchestra. g. RHODES, CAROl JEAN, Jan. 4, 1962, San Antonio, Tes. English. Math. S. Studies, Science. T.A.G. Program; Allied Youth; P.A.S.I.; Art Club; flag Corps, 4 yrs., E .T.S.U. Summer C amp. Outstanding Ribbon; Concert Choir, 1 yr. h. RHODES, EDDIE CARTER, Oct. 20,1961, Dallas, Tes. i. RICKARD, CAROIYN Dl NISI, Sept. 14,1962, Dallas,Tea. Math, Science, English, Spanish, S. Studies. P.A.S.f.; Com- pletcd Honors in English, Math, and Science. a. ROBERTS, CHRISTOPHER WARRIN, June S, 1962, Norfolk. Va. English, Math, Science, S. Studies. R.O.T.C.. U. Col., Director of Army Instruction Award, Senior Army Instruction Award. Rille Trim Award. Service Award, Superior Cadet Award. Atjdemic Etcellence Award, Academic Achievement Award; Scholastic Award; Concert Choir, 4 rs„ “fiddler On The Roof , The Boyfriend . Once Upon A Waitress. b. RQ8INSON, DINNIS c. RODRIGUEZ, CtORIA ANN. Nos. 28,1961, Dallas. let. d. ROORICUI . HSUS I).. Dec. 28.1%0. English. Math. Science, Vocational c. ROORICUI . JOSI SAMUf It. April 8,1961. tl Paso. let. fnglish. Math, Science. Soccer, 4 letters; Cross Country, 1 letter; P.A.S.T.; V.I.C.A., Pres. 2 yrs.. Sec. 1 yr.; Honors fnglish. f. ROSAlfS, IRNfST R. ROUWTT, Wltllf CtNf, |uly 11. 1962, Dallas, let. English, Math. R.O.T.C., first It.. Director of Army Instruction Award, Senior Army Instructor Award, Drill Team Award. Service Award, Academic Itcellence Award, Academic Achievement Award h.ROZtUt.MM i. RO tltf, STACV 49 m a. RUSHIU, PATTY b. RUSSEll, CATHY c.RUTHENBORC, DUTCH d. SADECKY, IARRY c. SALAZAR, NORMA NOEMI, July 25,1%J, Mexico City. Mex. English. Poclry Award; Office Helper; F.HA. f. SALAZAR, RACHEAt g. SANDERS, ROY I., Jan 31,1962, Dallas, Tex. b. SCHROEOER, ANN MARIE, feb. 13, 1962, Madrid, Spain. English, Math, S. Studies, Science. Swim Team, 1 letter; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 1 yr.; D.E.C.A.; H.A.A.G. English; Sweethearts, 1 yr. i. SHORT, R08ERT ALAN, Mar. 19, 1962, Dallas, Tex. English, Math. R.O.T.C., Drill Team Award, Service Award, Pta toon Sergeant; Key Club, I.C.T., 2 yrs., Treas., 1 yr., Pres., 1 yr.; Concert Choir, 1 yr., fiddler On The Roof. 50 a. SIMPSON. MONICA RTGINA. |an. 29, 1962. Dallas. lex. Malhj Athletic Ribbon; Academic Achievement Award; Basketball, B Squad. 3 letters, 3 ynJTrack. Varsity, 4 rs., 3 letters; Volleyball, 8 Squad. 3 letters; Volleyball and 8asketball Manager. 1 yr.;Oflice Helper. b. SMIIH, CAROLYN OINISf, April 6,1962. Dallas. Tex Office Helper. c. SMIIH, itlZABITH ANN, April 11. 1962, Dallas Tex. Inglish, S. Studies latin Club; 1 yr.; Ice-Skating Club. 1 yr.; Youth in Government, 1 yr.; Inglish, Math and Science Honorc. d. SMITH. lUICIA JOANN, Sept. 22,1961, Dallas Tex. Inglish. Math, S.Studies Office Helper. e. SMIIH. IORHTA f. SMIIH, ROB!RI GARY. July 4.1961, Dallas Tex. Inglish, Math. D.l.C.A. g. SP1ROPOUIOS, DINO T-. Aptil 9.1961, Athene, Greece. Inglish. Math. S. Studies, Science. Soccer. Varsity, 3 letters. h. SPIROPOUIOS, NICK T.. Nov. 23.1960, Athens, Greece. Inglish, Math, S. Studies. Soccer, Varsity. 4 letters; Office Helper. i. SPRADUN.ROYCI 51 a. STROUD, DOUG I AS AlAN, Nov. 28.1961. Dallas, Tex. English, Math, Science. Baseball. Vjirvity. 8. Squad; HAA.G. English. b. SWEAT, BRIM)A |OYCf. April 18.1962, Ferris, TttF.H.A. 2 yrs. c. SWFTT, DiNNIS CRAIG, Sept. 24, 1960, Dallas. Tc«. S. Studies, English. Math. R.O.T.C.. firvl It., Director of Army Instruction Award. Senior Army Instructor Award, Drill Tram Award, Service Award, Alhletk Ribbon, Academic Excellence Award, Academic Achievement Award,Scholistic Award;Soccer. 1 letter;library Helper, .3 yrs. d. S lYBf I. VIVIAN I If. May 19,1962. Dallat, Tex. English. S. Studies. P.A-S.f. e. TATIOCK, Will I AM UNDER. Ckl. 12,1961, Buenov Aires. Argentina. Inglivh. Math, S. Studies. Soccer, 1 letter; French Club; Science Club; Inglish. Math and Science Honor ; Completed Honor in English and Math; 8and, Capt., Marching Band, 4 yrs.. Symphonic, 3 yr� .. Stage Band. 3 yr .; Concert C hoir, 2 yr ‘'fiddler On The Roof ; Society of Distinguished American High School Students f. TAYLOR, f ARI P.. Feb. 26. 1962, Dallas, Tec. English, Science. Business. Basketball, Varsily, 2 letters; football. Var- sity. (apt., 2 letters; Track, Varsity. Regional, 2 letters; fellowship of Christian Athletes; Student Council Rep. g. TAYIOR, RHONDA GAY, Feb. 22, 1962, Dallas, Tex, English, Math, S. Studies, latin. Bowling, 3 yrs., 3 letters. Dis- trict Team, 1 yr.; latin Club, 3 yrs.; Office Helper, 2 yrs.; H.A.A.G. English; Concert Choir, 4 yrs.. Pres., 1 yr„ fiddler On I he Roof , Anything Goes. h. TOPAlOVICH. STEPHANIE, March 13,1961, New York, NY. H.I.R.O. i. fORRES,MARGARITA, March 1.1961;Dallas, Tex. English. 52 a. IRAN, TUAN TU.Iob. 11,1%2. Saigon, Vietnam. English. S. Studies, AUth. Sc'ierue. National Honor Society. b. TREVINO, SUSAN A. |an. 24,1962. Snyder, Tex. English. Voc ational, S. Studies. Spanish. V.O.E.. l w. c. IRUITI. KAIHI, fan. 26, 1962. Dallas. !e«. fnglish, Art. P.A.S.F.. 1 yr.; Art f lub; CRUSAOfR Stiff, 1 yr„ Photogra- pher; Senior I avoritc, Mott Humorous. d. VANG. OU. fuly IS, 1960, luangprabang, laos. V.I.C.A, e. VARKTR, KVU t AWRINCE. May 1, 1962, Dallas, Tex. fnglish, Math. Science, S. Studies. Kev Club, 2 xrs.: V.I.CA, Sec.; Art Club: H.A.A.G. English; Student Council Rep., 1 yr.; WllOCAT Staff, 2 rv. Feature fditor, 1 yr.; 8and, Band Ribbon, Concert, 2 yrs., Symphonic, 1 yr.; Mr Wildcat Finalist; Youth Citi emhip Seminar; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. f. VATION, IATONYA DARCHl, |an. 30, 1962, Royce City, Tex. Math. g. VEIASQUEZ, JUANITA, April 29, 1962, Dallas, Tex. English, Math, S. Studies. Soccer, 1 vr.. 1 letter; CRUSADER Staff, lyr. h. VEIASQUEZ, SOCORRO i. VERMIlllON, SIEVEN MARK 53 a. VIIIARRE At. CONZALO b. WARD, MELODY t. WARD, MICHAEL d. WASHINGTON. MARY LOUISE, May 18,1%2. Dallas, lev English, Math, c. WEAVER, MARILYN MARIE, Dee. 4,1%I, Dallas, Tex. Vocational. f. VVEB8, IEEEREY DON, Nov. 25,1961, Dallas, lex. English, S. Studies, Math. I tench Club, I y r.; D.E.C.A.. 2 vts. g. WtIDLER, IENNIL ELIZABETH, |une 7,1962, Dallas, lex. English, Math, S. Studies, Science. Bowling, 2 yrs., 2 letters; P.A.S.E., 1 yr.; H.A.A.G. English; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Sweethearts, 2 rs.; CRUSADER Stall, 2 yrs., faculty, 1 yr.. Classes Editor, 1 r„ Best Seller Award, 1 yr.; S.M.U. lournalism Workshop, 2 yrs.; Mixed Choir, 1 yr.; Society of Distinguished American High School Students,} yrs.;T.A.G. Program. h. WILLARD, JANIORD BIAINE, |u!y 4, 1962, Dallas. Tex. English, Math, Science, S. Studies. Tennis, 1 yr.; P.A.S.f., 1 yr.; Allied Youth, 1 yr.; H.A.A.G. English; Sweethearts, 2 yrs.. Sweetheart of The Week; One-Act Play, 1 yr.; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; T.A.G. Program. i. WILLIAMS, ANN 54 a. WILLIAMS. KINNHH b. WILLIAMS. NORMA |i AN, 0 l. 2.1961.Dallas, Tex. Inglish, Math. t. Will IAMS. SANORA lYNNf, Jan. 1,1962, Dallas,T«. English, S. Studies. Science, Math. V.O.C.T. Club, Sec., 1 r.; Office Helper, 2 yrs.; Sweethearts, 1 yr. d. W1NCMlR. RHONDA JEAN. Jan. 8.1962, New Boston, Tex. Spanish, English.Math. S. Studies. Office Helper.4 yrs. e. WOOD. SHARON HIGH, May 22,1962. Dallas, Tex. Inglish. S. Studies. Business. Cheerleader, Varsity, 1 yr.; Sweet- hearts. 1 yr.; WILDCAT Staff, 1 yr. f. YANG. XANG, June23,1960,XiengWhoua. laos.Math, InRlish,Science. Soccer, 1 letter,City Team,2yrs.; V.I.C.A. g. YANG, YIR h. YBARRA, NANCY i. YOUNG, IAURA KAIHRYN, April 28, 1962. Dallas, Tex. Math. Swin Team, 4 yrs.. 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Crise, Robin Cruz, Lucy Curtis, lay Davenport, Vicki Davidson, Kathy Davila, Rose De La Rosa, Deborah De Leon, Maria De Haro, lanet De Haro, Joel De La Vega, Robert Dennis, Yolanda 59 J u N I O R S Sam floors it. Dimas, Eva Doster, Jim Duckworth, Jack Edwards, Pam Ehrhardt, John Ellis, Ernest Esquivel, Adrianna Esquivel, Josie Evans, Julie Evans, Tony Flecher, Barbara Fletcher, Jerome Flores, Danny Fosmire, Jenny Fox, Marquita Franco, Michelle 60 Fugate, Becky Fuller, Hodge Garcia, Fernando Garret, Lisa Geiser, Steve Gervers, Craig Gomez, Jose Gomez III, Joe Gonzales, Julie Gordon, Doug Granado, Mary Hall, Joe Hampton, David Harper Jr., Kent Harris, Keith Hawkins, Robert J U N I O R S 61 Haynes, Amy Hearn, Calvin Hemphill, Lurlethea Henry, l inda Hernandez, Margarel Hernandez, Mitchell Hernandez, Tina Herrera, Arlene Junior Girls. Hicks, Cleveland Hill, Marc Hiser, Tracy Hofelt, Carl Holland, William Horn, Berith Hostetler, Kathy Howell, Celeste 62 Humphrey, Byron Hunter, Nathan Jackson, Steven Jefferson, Adam Jennings, Julia John, Millicent Johnson, Donna Johnson, Joe Open your mouth, close your eyes, and we'll give you a big surprise — lunchroom food! Johnson, Robert Jones, Carolyn Kendrick, Jerral King, Brenda Kohutek, Albert Lewis, Tammy loll is, Ricky Logan, Mark 63 O CC Long, Jerald Looney, Dean Lopez, Diana Lopez, Julia Lueke, Kim Lyon, Kathy Malone, Terry Malone, Vicky Manning, Amy Martel, Jesse Martin, Christy Martin, Gloria Martinez, Veronica Mayer, Kathy McCaslan, Kay McClarity, Marcus Can I move now? 64 McCra ken, Susan McDowell, Charles M Pherson, Kevin Means, Patricia Mendoza, Gloria Montoya, Antony Moreno, Connie Moreno, Ester Morrison, I). |. Mullin, Etta Nowlin, Donna Ogburn, Carol Ortega, Gustavo Padilla, Michael Padilla, Richard Pate, Preston J U N I O R S 65 Patton, Margaret Paz, Upolito Peavy, Clifton Pendergrass, Kristy Peters, Sherri Peters, Vicki Phillips, Carry Posey, Garry Prest ridge, Lisa Prince, Gregory Perkins, Paul Perry, Tina Ramirez, Tina Ramos, Fermir Ramos, John Ramsey, Lesia Blanca, is that you behind those Foster Grants? Proctor, Clifton Ramirez, Blanca 66 Ranson, Clondon Reyna, Imelda Reynolds, Michelle Richardson, Claude Richardson, Ronnie Rickard, Charlene Rider, Wilford Robinson, Ted Rodriquez, Albert Rodriquez, David Rodriquez, Luis Rogers, Brian Roy, Sylvia Salazar, Sam Sanchez, Maria Sanders, Delores Rogers, Jane Rolland, Craig John Bert needs a piece of the Rock. 67 J u N I O R S Sanders, Sam Satterfield, Clara Schwen, Jerry Scott, Kirk Seeker, Ann Shankles, Larry Shepherd, Shannon Sherm, Jerome Siciliani, Kriss Sideris, Pam Smith, Charles Smith, Kern Smith, Kerry Smith, Loretta Smith, Renee Soto, Susie The typical morning after 68 Springfield, Doug Starling, Patricia Slone, Marie Stratton, I isa Surratt, Gina Sutton, Sharia Swann, Kathleen Tercero, Hilda Thomas, Joann Thompson, Brad Thorton, Charlene Toliver, Bobby Tran, Anh Tu Trevino, Ralph Truitt, Tom Turner, Mary J U N I S 69 O Tuya, Nelson Valtierra, Ricky Vasquez, Willie Ray Vation, Edwin Velasquez, Robert “Let's do and say we didn't. Wells, Jeffrey Williams, Antonio Williamson, Paul Wong, Chu Wing Woodfin, James Wyatt, Steve Weber, Elizabeth 70 JUNIOR COMMENTS When I was five years old, I wanted to be ... a race car driver like Speed Racer. — Shawn Carroll a clown. — Lucy Cruz a professional bum. — John Ehrhardt a ballerina. — Michelle Franco an ambulance driver. — Amy Manning a nuclear missile pilot. — Preston Pate a mortician. — Kristy Pendergrass a dancer. — Sylvia Roy a professional football player for the Dallas Cowboys. — Sam Sanders a cheerleader. a Major League baseball player. — Kerry Smith n I t i — Brad Thompson a rich Playboy. — Bobby Toliver What do you like about Woodrow? I like everything about Woodrow! We have great school spirit and pride. We stand up for Woodrow no matter what the circumstances, but most of all we stand together. — Zina Castanuela This school has a lot of class.' . — Craig Gervers 'The people who make it unique.' — Kern Smith It's a place to learn and have fun. — Charles Teer What makes you happy? j I JR To know someone cares. I 1 ■ I 2 To know that at whatever I 3t I've done my best Ve tried to do. — Kim Lueke People make me happy. — Odessa Pinkard Being with the one you love (alone!) — Blanca Ramirez the President of the United States. — Chu Wing Wong FAVORITES Russell Jones Lorrie Brooks Roque Trevino Jennifer Johnson SOPHOMORES Adams, Leon Aguilar, jesus Aguilera, Norma Albertson, Chuck Alexander, Jerry Allen, Amy Allin, Bart Alvardo, Erasmo Alvarez, Oralia Amaya, Maria Archie, Cassandra Arellano, Juanita Aynesworth, Allyson Ballinger, Steve Barnes, Craig Barrientos, Juan Beasley, Robert Beck, Danalee Benedetto, Jimmy Blancas, Joseph Boone, Ray Bradley, Donald Brice, Lewis Brooks, Ladetra Brooks, Lorrie 74 Brown, Gwendolyn Brown, Patricia Bruce, Thomas Byers, Karen Caballero, Norma Cabrera, |ohn Campbell, Daniel Cargile, Stephen Carpenter, David Carranza, Richard Car asco, Raul Castanuela, Ava Cervera, Norma Chappel, Keith Childs, Michael Clark, Donna Coleman, Ray Conner, Anthony Cook, Doug Copling, Terrence Corley, Melanie Cothrum, Terri Cox, Becky Cozart, Richard Curry, Paula 75 Deweese, Pamela Diener, Denay Dodge, Charles Dollgener, Margaret Dooley, Julia Driskill, Doug Duran, Gabriela Dye, Amy Earl, loycc Ephraim, jac kie Epps, Lottie Estrada, Ruben Everett, Trac oy Fain, Wesley Farrar, Lisa T I M E S Felton, Joe Fierro, Martha Fivecoat, Hope Flowers, Dennis Franko, Vernon Fullbright, Tara Fuller, Debra Gann, Brenda Garcia, John Garcia, Roy Gomez, Higinio Gonzales, Jesse Gonzales, Johnny Gonzales, Juan Gonzales, Juanne Goodin, Greg Gordon, Bobby Gorman, Merrill Graham, Mike Granado, Jim Greer, Billy Groben, Anne Hamilton, Billy Joe Hankins, Tracey Hansen, David 77 I lardwick, Margie Harris, Betty Harris, Dorothy Hernandez, Martha Hernandez, Tony Hernandez, Wally Herrera, Martha Herrera, Oscar Herrera, Rogelio Hewett, Glynis Hicks, Lance Hinojosa, Pat Hipps, Lisa Hodnett, Marylou Hoffmeyer, Lance Holland, Donald Holmes, Richard Howard, Simone Howell, lane Hudson, Vernon Huerta, Mary Ibarra, Felipe Jackson, Charles Andy James flashes a smile for his fans. 78 Jackson, Mary Lynn James, Andy Jantz, Barbara Jasso, Maria Jenkins, Carl Johnson, Darrell Johnson, Gail Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Tim Johnson, Roderick Jones, Ray Jones, Russell Jones, Waller Joyce, Shelley Juarez, Lisa Jung, Karen Kazee, James Lamonica, Edward Lavender, Michael Keller, Rickey Kendall, Lance It only hurts when I laugh. Lawton, Ricky Leachman, Robert 79 Leal, Luc io Lewis, Michael Martinez, Isabel Martinez, Susanna McClafferty, Kevin McDowell, Heather McGee, Elaine McGill, josephine McKinney, Alan McKinnon, Kim Medina, Ernest Lopez, Albert Lopez, Leticia Lozano, Ivette Lozano, Norma Lueke, Dean Mandy, Jeffery Manhard, Michael Marcus, Cathy Marsico, Alan Martin, Tony Martin, Catherine Martinez, Elizabeth Lopez, Maria Lowry, Robert Surprise! Mendez, Elvira Mendoza, Sophia Mezta, Maria Miller, Cynthia Miller, Vanessa Minera, Dina Monzon, Dora Moore, Amy Moore, Carolyn Moore, Carolyn Moore, Marilyn Ortega, Celia Ortega, Ingris Morones, Permela Morris, David Morrison, Dorothy Muniz, Tom Murphy, Gregory Ordaz, Alexander Orona, Irma Ortega, Abran Nguyen, Cue Nichols, Carolyn Norman, Pamela Olivares, Sandra 81 Russel Jones, a true cowboy. Disgusting, isn't it? Ortiz, Nancy Owens, Lin wood Palamo, Luis Parish, Cynthya Pate, Susan Patterson, Johnny Patterson, Randy Patterson, Rebecca Perry, Cassandra Peters, John Phillips, Raymond Pinkard, Odessa Piper, Stuart Pitts, Bobby Pixler, Renee Portillo, Andres Portillo, Frank Posey, Gwen Pride, Karla Qualls, Roger Ramirez, Armando Ramirez, Maria Ramirez, Ralph 82 Ramsey, Belinda Reyes, Victoria Reynolds, Patti Rico, Anna Rivera, Becky Roads, Connie Robertson, Thomas Robinson, David Robison, Steve Rodriquez, janie Rodriquez, Raul Rodriquez, Reynolda Ross, Martha Rouwtt, Glenn Sadecky, Lisa Salazar, Ana Sanchez, Maria A wild and crazy sophomore. Scammel, Rosemary Schmidt, Joe Scoggins, Patrick Scott, Anthony Sherrill, Lynne 83 Shoemaker, john Siddle, Choree Sideris, Katerina Simms, Stephanie Smith, Adrian Smith, Brenda Smith, Calvin Smith, Charlene Smith, Joseph Soto, Diana Spiros, Avie Sprague, Gladys Sprentall, Charmane Staten, Brenda Stroud, Paul Stulsky, Cindy Sullivan, Larry Sweat, Gary Sweet, Becka Targton, Charleston Targton, Natalie Taylor, Taney Thompson, Darla Becky Rivera, the Crusader staff would like to proposition you! 84 Thornton, Michelle Topalovich, Nancy Ava Castanuela attempts to escape from the photographer. Torres, Gracie Trevino, Martin . Trevino, Olga Trevino, Roque Turner, Michelle Vega, Sophia Villanueva, Christina Villapando, Alfredo Villapando, Alonzo VillaSenor, Rosa Wagner, Larry Walker, Shelley Washington, Lolita Washington, Patricia Walter, Brenda Wauson, Rodney Weber, Scott White, Andy Wilcox, Barry Wilcox, Bruce Williams, Alfloyd Williams, Annette Williams, Arnold 85 Williams, Ruthie Woods, Ann Yates, Becky Yells, Richard Young, Blair Hill, Amy 86 87 Hard at work. FAVORITES Amy Stone Carla Blomquist Thomas Vielma 88 Todd Riggan Adames, Alesia Adams, Kathy Aguilar, Graciela Aguilar, Maggie Aguilera, Blanca Aguirre, Raymond Alcantar, julie Allen, David Allen, Elgin Anaya, Abelardo Arce, Raymond Arredondo, Rikki Arredondo, Rubin Aten, Ruth Ann Auerion, James Ault, Sandra Autry, Gwendolyn Bailey, Cathy Bailey, Lisa Barber, Grace Barnett, Frankie Bauer, Melissa Beaver, Eddie Benson, Charles Bensen, Margaret Bernal, Enrique Bernal, Roberto Blassingame, Lisa Blomquist, Carla Burnett, Mark What are you looking at? Bullock, Lloyd Bryant, David Boardman, Amy Box, Jerry Camp, Timothy Caplette, Marlene Carlisle, Tammy Carr, Bruce 89 Carrasco, Beatriz Carrasco, Sergio Carrillo, Cesar Cassanova, Maria Casas, Rosalinda Castanon, Juanita Castro, Mary Catuncan, Marives Cervantes, Alfredo Cervantes, Rosa Linda Chambers, Mark Charles, Tania Clayton, Francis Cochran, Roderick Coleman, Sheila Collins, Suzanna Combs, Deana Cook, Anne Cooksey, Thomas Cornish, Carol Cooper, Leslie We just got our braces off!! Cozart, Lorrie Cravens, Mary Crockett, Owen Crosby, Dean Crotts, Cara Crowder, Otis Dacus, Patricia Davila, Dominga Davila, Doris Davila, Pablo Davis, Robert Day, Pamela 90 Dean, Diana Dealey, Mark Do La Cruz, Marco Derrick, Roger De La Rosa, Victor De Witt, Diane Dominguez, Carlos Earl, Fred Emerson, Leno Enriquez, Joseph Escamilla, Edward Esparza, Norma Hi There! Espinoza, Sonia Estell, Robbie Evans, Herbert Eversole, Kimberly Fierro, Loreno Fischer, Cheryl Lynn Fischer, Donald Fischer, Ronald Forgy, Christopher Fosset, Byron Fraser, Cara F rat ilia, Terri Fuller, Shorletta Gann, Beth Garcia, Alfonso Garcia, David Gepp, Kathy Giang, Tai Gibson, Kirk Gomez, Amparo Gomez, Shirley 91 Don't strain yourselves girls. Gonzales, Christina Gonzales, Gilbert Gonzales, Rodney Goodman, Keith Goodspeed, Barbara Ann Gordan, Gary Gosney, Shelley Grai, Sparky Graves, Rich Gray, Barbara Green, lackie Groner, Mark Hampton, Darlene Hand, Michael Hankins, Jackie Haro, Rodrigo Harrell, Mike Harrington, Rynelle Hartman, Paul Haynes, Bert Haynes, Sandra Head, Jeffery Hearn, Sharria Helgeson, Sara Hernandez, Adam Hernandez, Alfonso Hernandez, Ann Hernandez, Ben Hernandez, Carol I lernandez, Gail I lernandez, Hijino Hernandez, Jo Hernandez, Joann Hernandez, Miguel Hernandez, Tommy Herrell, Terry Herrera, Joe Higdon, Carol Hiser, Billy Hughes, Leroy Hughey, Bo Hunter, Aaron Hutchinson, Craig Jackson, Barbara Jantz, Margaret Jasso, Dora Jimenez, Priscilla Johnson, Calvin Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, David Johnson, Lisa Johnson, Melody Jones, Debra Jones, Marcy Jordan, Derek Juarez, Jessie Juarez, Martin Karl, Robby Kelley, Robert Kelly, Wayne Keyes, Nancy Khoummoung, Kongseng Kickham, Gabrielle Kohutek, David Kozarevich, Jan is Kuykendall, Sherry Lam, Vinh That makes me so mad! 93 Lantrip, Susan La Tour, Darryl Learner, Malcolm Leek, Theresa Lemire, Cindy Lewis, Michael Lightner, Jessica Linden, Evan Long, James Lopez, Oscar Lopez, Rodger Lopez, Tony Loung, Toan Lowery, Dora Maldonado, Alma Malone, Esponale Malone, Rodney March, Angie Freshmen show their intelligence. Mart ial, Lisha Marquez, Marie Martin, Rosie Martin, Shirley Martinez, Francisco Martinez, Gerardo Martinez, Gilbert Martinez, Gilda Martinez, Gwenn Martinez, Raquel Massey, Sherrye McCowan, Brenda McDonald, Christy McEven, Charles McGreggor, Karen McPherson, Kimberly McWilliams, Brent Means, Kevin 94 Medina, Marcella Mena, Kim Meza, Roberto Michel, Miliaria Miller, Yolanda Milstead, )ohn Miramontes, Lisa Miramontes, Xavier Mitchell, Sekelthia Molena, William Moncibais, Melissa Montgomery, Dee Monzon, Anna Moore, Ivory Moraido, Sergio Munoz, Juan Murphy, Susan Murphy, Stephen Freshmen can't wait to get to their cars. Navarro, Diana Navarro, Noe Neel, Sylvia Neria, Patricia Newman, James Nhan, Minh Nichols, Dennis Nieto, Miguel Odom, Rose Olivares, Alejandro Oliver, Rodney Olvera, Joe Ortega, Stella Ortiz, Martha Owens, Earl Pacheco, Ruben Page, Pamela Paraguassu, Marcus 95 Amy, Dee Dee and Margaret take a good pic ture. Parker, Ricky Payne, Gery Peck, Todd Pena, Guadalupe Phillips, Greg Phipps, Bobby Pieper, Tony Pina, Miguel Piper, Renee Pitts, Roderick •Ponce, lanie Price, Robert Pryor, Sherry Quintar, Martin Ramirez, Alejandra Ramirez, Anna Ramirez, Estella Ramos, Joseph Ramos, Kenneth Raybon,Tyrone Reagan, Shanell Reeder, Robert Renfroe, Irene Reyes, Raymond Reynoso, Joe Richardson, Susan Riggan, Todd Rios, Sandra Robinson, Stacy Rodriguez, Raymond Rodriguez, Ricky Rodriguez, Tina Rodriguez, Alice Roper, Dana Ross, Floy 96 Anne Cook eats a well balanced meal. Rouse, Lisa Rouwtt, Fay Salazar, Yolanda Saldana, Delfino Samples, Kenneth Sanchez, Gloria Sandejas, Jimmy Sanders, Brenda Sanders, Harold Sanders, Otis Santoyo, Margarito Schatzman, Mike Schrader, Lorri Schroeder, Jill Scoggins, Michael Sedlacek, Tony Seivert, Susan Self, Gayla Sheaner, Patti Shelton, Cynthia Sheth, Uday Shores, Leslie Sierra, Yvonne Smith, Jerri Sofge, Tim Sookma, Inez Soto, Elizabeth Sprentall, Charmaine Starling, Kenny Stefanos, Gina Stephens, Annette Stephens, Royce Sterry, Liz Stone, Amy Stratton, Ellen Stultz, Lucien 97 Thomas, John Thompson, Anthony Thornton, Kandy Tidwell, Josephine Toliver, Johnny Trevino, Alba Nely Trevino, Marie Trevino, Robert Trujillo, Carlos Truong, Phoung Urbina, Maria Vasquez, Linda Vasquez, Mary Vasquez, Susie Vation, Kenny Vega, Ed Vega, Raul Velasquez, Steven Veytia, Karen 98 I think I'm gening sick! Vielma, Thomas Villanueva, Martin Villarreal, Ricardo Wales, Darren Walker, Robert Warren, Mary Warren, Nathan Watson, Carla Watson, Monty Watson, Ray Weaver, Robert Wells, Kim Whiteside, Karla Whitfield, Joey Wilkerson, Kerry Williams, Angela W illiams, Glenn Williams, M. B. Williams, Patricia Winter, Pam V ithrow, Kenneth Wofford, Kathy Wonzer, Ronnie Wnghtsil, Diana Young, Edward Zarate, Frank Look! No Cavities. Concentration, freshman style. too Let's hurry ... Freshman Cadillac. What Makes You HAPPY? Striking out anybody that gets up to the plate. — Rikki Arrendondo Going on vacation. — Gina Stetanos Talking and Flirting. — Brenda McCown The teachers, my friends and even Mr. Tucker. —Shanell Reagan Going camping and learning about things. —Paul Hartman What a relief! Steve Waldrop — Diana Dewitt Happiness is being able to feel free. — Kathy Gepp Getting A's and meeting the women. — Anthony Thompson Myself and friends. — lisa Blassingame Ricky Reese. — Stacy Robinson Playing basketball. — Kerry Wilkerson Having a senior to look up to me. — Sergio Carrasco Meeting people in the hall — Roger Lopez 101 No comic books here, huh! CHARACTERISTICS J.V. cheerleaders are experienced at cheering. The 79-80 super!) Wildcat band. 1-2-3-4, who are they clapping for? Margaret j. is in deep thought. Coach Talbot wants a victory. OF A WILDCAT Senior athletes seem to be enjoying themselves. Seniors await an exciting assembly. Drummers beat to the groove. Are these typical Wildcats? 105 HOMECOMING 1979 COUNTESS NOMINEES juanita Castanon Margaret jantz Priscilla Jiminez Amy Stone Duana Wrightsil PRINCESS Misty Brooks Vickie Malone Esther Moreno 106 Lorrie Brooks Margie Hardwick Permela Morones Belinda Ramsey DUCHESS NOMINEES Stephanie Sims NOMINEES Lesia Ramsey Gina Surratt On October 18th the 1979 Homecoming Countess, Duchess, Princess, and Queen nominees were presented to the student body. The court was announced at midnight, October 26, on the night of the dance. 107 QUEEN NOMINEES Dorothy Ballard Tracy Brooks Laurie Lovvorn Maggie Castanon Sally Dolan Wanda Malone Gina Perrone Angie Walker 108 HOMECOMING COURT 109 GOOD TIMES IN 79 This year's theme for Homecoming was Good Times , which everyone seemed to have. Music, along with special effects, influenced an easy going mood for a spectacular evening. The music varied from disco to a touch of country and western. The climax of the evening, at midnight, was the crowning of the queen and her court. no LOVE IS ... A VALENTINE 111 SWEETHEART BANQUET Gina Surratt is escorted by Laurie Lovvorn after announcement of 1980-81 captains. Standing are the 1979-80 captains: Laurie Lovvorn, Leslie Mihal, june Laceky, and Gayle Baines. Sitting are the 1980-81 captains: Michelle Franco, Gina Surratt, Jeanne Bordelon, and Marquita Fox. Captain Leslie Mihal presents Jeanne Bordelon with a drill whistle. Marquita Fox is congratulated by June Laceky. Joy overwhelms the newly elected captain, Michelle Franco. On January 13th, the Woodrow Wilson Drill Team held their annual banquet. After eating, the Sweethearts watched silent movies of earlier performances. As memories rolled across their minds, the seniors seemed to finally realize that the season was over. Leslie Mihal was then declared the Sweetheart of the year. Sweethearts received gifts from their squad captains. 112 Sondra Copling Jan Willard Dorothy Ballard Evelyn Moors SV EETHEARTS OF THE V EEK Joanna Brancato Joi Hatzenbuehler Gina Surratt Laura Young Diane Canipo FOURTH ANNUAL DINNER THEATRE This year the Dinner Theatre was presented on November 1, 1979. The feature group was the ever-popular Variations. For their first major performance of the year, they were backed up by the Woodrow Wilson choir. Along with this great variety of talent, solos were sung by Gina Surratt and Ann Groben. A number of humorous skits also added to the enjoyment of the audience. Cabaret was directed and choreographed exceptionally well by Mrs. Bircher and Mrs. Hardman. 114 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PINNING Food and drinks were enjoyed by all after the pinning Kay Vermeulen is still in shock Javier Mendez pins new member Sally Dolan. Joanna Brancato is overjoyed at hearing her name. The new members of the National Honor Society were pinned Friday, February 15. The students that were selected have a 3.0 or higher average and have no grade lower than a C on their permanent record. Teachers rated them on character, leadership, and service. A reception was held in a classroom immediately following the pinning. 115 116 THE WILDCAT REVIEW M l i Dawn Kelly shows her special talents at the piano. For the first time Wood-row Wilson presented a talent show consisting not only of Seniors, but underclassmen as well. The host for the evening was the ever-humorous Mr. Cook. There was something for everyone: skits, songs, dances, and musicians. All in all the show was a smashing success and a great example of Wildcat talent. It proved to be a satisfying evening for all. How many licks to the yummy center of a microphone? Cus Esquivel has the Fever . Our Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy blows his horn. Evelyn, Susan, and Laurie can bearly stand it. Pink Panther strikes again. 118 FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT PRESENTS Carolyn Cox, Costume Design; Charles Myers, Orchestra; Phyllis Weghorst, Scenery; Marca Lee Bircher, Director; Patricia Hardman, Choreography. Laurie Loworn as Reno Sweeney Doug Cordon as Billy Crocker Stephen Jackson as Moonface Martin Gina Surratt as Hope Harcourt Margie Hardwick as Bonnie Stephen Cargile as Sir Evelyn I Taney Taylor as Mrs. Harcourt Melanie Godek as Darlin' Lulu 119 ANYTHING Hope Harcourt loses hope. Bon Voyage! The Woodrow Wilson art department presented Anything Goes as the musical for this year. Tryouts for the cast were held in November. The scenery was rented from the Dallas Music Hall with the help of Mr. Surratt. The great Woodrow orchestra played backup music with lyrics written by Cole Porter. The Dallas Morning News covered a story on the W.W. musical, stating that it was more than an ordinary High School musical. i Reno's Angels. Bonnie enjoys the view, upside down. You must have me confused with someone else. 120 Bonnie finds a short cut to Heaven Reno Sweeney proves that anything goes. Billy Crocker — alias Public Enemy Number One. Sir Evelyn illustrates that modesty is not his policy. 121 GIVE ME A W-l-L-D-C-A-T Steve shows us his perfect tigers. We've got the style... You gotta get on down! Come on John, get it together! Charlene does it one more time. Cheerleader candidates look hopeful. 122 No, Tina, Kristy didn't hear you. Jack looks determined and sure! Baby, I can fly! The 1980-81 Cheerleaders were selected by the student body, excluding the Seniors, on January 23. The new Cheerleaders are Misty Brooks, Amy Manning, Tina Perry, Blanca Ramirez, Ahn-Tu Tran, John Burt, Steve Jackson, and Kerry Smith, with Ester Moreno as alternate. Every one who tried out did very well. Laurie, looking confident, becomes a finalist. Practice makes perfect! Jump, Jump, Jump! GIVE ME A C-H-E-E-R LEADER SPIRITED WILDCATS PARTY HARDY Cheerleaders exhibit their abilities. Smile, Mark Jenkins, you are on Crusader camera! Ben Rella and Mark Mc Cord are the coolest. Hey, all you Wildcat fans, stand up and clap your hands! 124 Sweethearts stand at attention while curiously observing the game. Senior Flag Corps members, Patti Hamilton, Carol Rhodes, Cynthia Godwin, and Jana Henderson, possess a variety of talents. Joanne Early and Paige Buchmeyer illustrate a new fad. Lose something, Coach Mason? 125 SMILES + KICKS 126 = WW SWEETHEART In February, something special happened to a selected group of sophomores and juniors at Woodrow Wilson. That month is special because that is the time tryouts for Sweethearts happen. Girls that try out come early before school to workout, practice, and hope they are picked as a W. W. Sweetheart. After weeks of morning practice, they show their routine to the judges. On February 15, in the girl's gym, there could be heard tears and laughter over the results. 127 GET DOWN, GET FUNKY, GET LOOSE! Has Coach Cates been a bad boy? Gina and Marilyn demonstrate their perfection. I say, Hey, Wildcats. Channel 8 News takes a good look at the Wildcats. 129 What is everyone looking at? TALENTED WILDCATS Everyone is good at something. It may be acting, singing, or diving. Other talents that Woodrow Wilson Wildcats possess are sculpturing and musical abilities. Woodrow enables the student to have an opportunity to find out what he or she is good at. Have you found your hidden talent? 130 JUSTICE FOR SENIORS The 1980 Seniors in Mrs. Jameson's Government Classes put on their own trials. There were Judges, Lawyers, murderers, witnesses, defendants, and of course victims. Some of the cases were made up, but some were taken from actual crimes. Mrs. May's Government classes were the jurors. They heard the evidence and then deliberated before they gave their decision. 133 Clark Hood Fullback 12 jerral Kendricks Fullback 31 Aaron Boulton Tackle 72 GO GET EH' V big fed . John Douglas Manager Raymond Jones Tackle 74 Perry Johnson Tight end 85 Bob Hartmann Quarterback 19 Hollis Bean Wingback 33 134 IHIilP Curtis Hankins Tackle 62 Earl Taylor Split end -89 Mark Vermillion Split end —88 Mike Allen Center-50 Bill Hoffman Tackle —78 Fred Young Tight end -80 Ervin Pride Tailback —42 Alfred Brown Split end =26 136 Average o I eon Webe sque l vin Pri , Sam Sa Hartmann; 7 jerry'Sell wen; 33, Ajjred Brown; ana 68, )ohn Ehrhardt RUSHING YARDS: Ervin Pride Clark Hood Bobby Hartmann Jerral Kendricks Hollis Bean Steve Wyatt Rickey Keller Keith I larri PASSING YAR Bobby Hart Craig Gerve ES CAUGHT: ■ reddie Y Hollis Bea Earl Taylor Ervin Pride Scott Weber Clark ijbpd Sam Sanders Jerral Kendricks Steve Wyatt r W 9 for 220 yards f lor 103 yards 7 for S yards ' 6 for 42 yards 3 for 35 yards 2 for,26 yards 2 for 20 yards 2 for 7 yards m i for 3 yards ■ Wii 1.4 average per catch 17.1 average per catch I 8.0 average per catch 7.0 average per catch 11.6 averagdper catch 13.0 averagejper catch 10.0 average per catch 3.5 average per catch 3.0 average per catch PROMISING! 68,42,2, HUT, HUT! The Wildcat's offense played a fierce game against North Garland's defense. Woodrow's quarterback, Bobby Hartmann, looks on approvingly. The Woodrow Wilson Wildcats commenced the preseason slowly but with promise. In the first preseason game Aaron Boulton kicked a 27-yard field goal to give the Cats a 3-0 lead against North Garland. Then Clark Hood scored the only Wildcat touchdown making the score 7-9. Woodrow played a well fought game but the resulting score was Raiders 21, Wildcats 9. The Longview game was rattled by many tough breaks for the Wildcats. Woodrow scored two TD's but both were called back on illegal motion and clipping. The final score was Wildcats 0, Pirates 0. Wing Right 68 Sweep on 2, was a play, given by Head Coach Talbot, which =19, Bobby Hartmann, relates to his teammates. 138 ftfc Tie Pififit} Woodrow's fullback, Clark Hood, makes the touchdown; although, it was called back for illegal motion. GOOD PLAY! Wilford Rider gives Butch complimentary pat. The Wildcats make another crucial first down against the Longview Pirates. Keith Harris congratulates Fred Young on his touchdown attempt; yet, the referee called clipping and the touchdown was called back! 139 Cdt 5 Both learns scramble to see who has gained possession of the fumbled ball. A brave referee wails for ihe fool ball. Woodrow Wilson defeated the Lincoln Tigers by a score of 20-13. This was a game full of turnovers and chances mostly in favor of the Wildcats. The Cats took over in the last seven minutes of the game when Clark Hood scored the final touchdown of the game. Ervin Pride carries the ball a total of 79 yards against Lincoln. A Woodrow Wilson defender holds a Tiger by the tail. CATS COME CLOSE Ervin Pride, No. 42, struggles with a tough B.A. defender. An optimistic Wildcat team huddles before the B.A. game. The Woodrow Wilson ball carrier is shown strategically planning a path around his obviously cautious opponent. Clark Hood takes time out to quench his thirst. 141 THE TOTAL WILDCAT During an observation of the Woodrow Wilson football game against Skyline and HiMerest, the Crusader photographer decided to try to discover the feelings of the players who were not on the field by catching them off guard. It was through this procedure that we became aware of the closeness and deep compassion among teammates. Only once in many times did we catch a Wildcat not paying close attention to the game. We believe that this is the true character of a strong and determined football team. Just behind the sideline, Curtis Hankins sits in deep concern about the outcome of a game between two long-time rivals. Aaron Boulton quenches his thirst before his return to the field. Ervin Pride stands back to observe his teammates in clear view. With arms folded and faces fixed with stern expressions, these Wildcats watch the battle between Skyline and Woodrow. 142 bove all, KEEP THOSE SOCKS JP! Curtis gets caught again. 63 shows us the most common position of a Wildcat on the sideline, while other players direct their attention toward the action. Both of these football games went well for the Wildcats. In the Skyline vs. Wood-row game, Clark Hood scored the first touchdown followed by another one from Ervin Pride. Aaron Boulton made both of the extra points to give Woodrow a score of 14-14 against their rival. The Hillcrest vs. Woodrow game was one in which all of the advantages belonged to the Cats. Clark Hood scored the only touchdown of the game and, after scoring the extra point, Aaron Boulton scored two field goals which determined the 13-0 victory over Hillcrest. As the action begins to build, the decision of whether to sit down or stand up can be difficult. 143 Woodrow's Terry Malone dis plays his unique defensive abili ties. Clark Hood roughs up a T.j. player with Freddie Young as a back up. The Patriots and the Wildcats seem to be attacking anyone in sigh and worrying little about who has the football. 31, fullback, Jerral Kendricks barely escapes a Thomas Jefferso defender. 144 WILDCAT COACHES Charles Hoggard Midwestern Univ. Mike Kerby Abilene Christian Joe Miller S.F.A. — U.T. at Tyler Rusty Talbot S.F.A. — N.T.S.U. Leon Hamilton Wiley College — E.T.S.U. Woodrow Wilson is very proud to welcome 7 new coaches this year, and to have Coach Kerby returning. The coaches, through their hard work and great effort, have certainly gained the respect of all the Wildcats. We hope the new coaches will spend many successful years at Woodrow. Sid Cates East Texas State Richard Mason N. Western — S. Eastern Tony Tovar Texas Tech Univ. 146 Bobby Hartmann, the determined Woodrow Wilson quarterback, is caught by the camera after throwing the ball into midfield. A Wildcat defense proves strong against the Samuell Spartans. With players to the center of the field, the referee watches closely to see who has obtained possession of the football. Once again as the officials are all eyes, one question comes to mind: Who has the ball? 147 Brad practices the art of kicking the football with perception. EAT MORE BEEF! 42-7 Aaron Boulton, Raymond Jones, and Wilford Rider kick-off. It takes a whole lot of Longhorn Beef to bring a good Woodrow man down. Are 33 Hollis Bean and 84 Scott Weber posing for the camera or is Hollis just taking it easy? Clark Hood listens as Coach Mason tells him the next defensive play. 148 149 = 19 Bobby Hartmann tosses to ? while = 12 Clark Hood, =64 Mitchell Hernandez and =63 Jimmy Howard pull on a 68 Sweep. JUNIOR VARSITY!!! The Junior Varsity ended the season with an 0-9 record. The jr. Varsity team played every game assiduously ancJ should be commended! The J.V. Coaches, Leon Hamilton and Mike Kerby, gave these four players special honors: Andy James TO, Steve Jackson WO, Bobby Toliver l)T and Ed Ballard DT. Coach Kerby said that he is looking forward to seeing these J.V. guys next year on Varsity. The 1979-80 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM is as follows, from loft to right: Top Row: Coach Leon Hamilton and Coach Mike Kerby. Second Row: =88 Alan Marsico, = 78 Preston Pate, 85 Jerry McClafferty, 12 Brian Rogers, 79 Edward Ballard, 76 Tim Johnson, =33 Russell Jones, =55 Mike Graham and =64 Jim Doster. Third Row: 50 Alex Ordaz, =73 Jesse Gonzales, =77 Alfloyd Williams, 62 Paul Stroud, =25 Wesley Fain, =22 John Garcia, = 27 Richard Yetts and =67 Bobby Toliver. Fourth Row: = 26 Joseph Felton, =74 Martin Trevino, — 84 Adrian Smith, —24 Kirk Scott, =80 Dean Luecke, =37 Ricky Moncibais and =46 Andy James. Bottom Row: =42 Robert Pruitt, =63 Otto Hernandez, =40 Donald Bradley, =89 Craig Rollard, -45 Michael Childs, =10 Danny Flores, =35 Jack Caldwell and =19 Steve Jackson. Those not pictured are =11 Paul Hernandez, 16 Anthony Montoya and Managers: John Douglas and George Domingeuz. 150 = 11 Paul Hernandez holds as = 33 Russell Jones warms up. =89 Craig Rolland runs the pattern and is clear to catch. The team gathers as Coach Kerby and Coach Hamilton give them a quick pep talk. The 1979-80 Junior Varsity Football Team gives Woodrow their Bot-toms-Up review. FRESHMEN!!! This year's Freshman Football Team completed the year with a 3-6 record. All the freshman players were outstanding but the freshman coaches feel special credits should be given to these offensive players: johnny Milstead FB, Kevin Means WB, and Rikki Arredondo QB. Special credits are also given to these defensive players: Keith Goodman SS, and linemen; Charles Benson, Bryon Fossett, Robby Karl, Robert Davis and Dean Crosby. The freshman coaches, Tovar and Miller, were pleased with the energetic performance of the 1979-80 Freshman team. Woodrow's sentiments can be summed up by Coach Miller's statement, 7 his freshman team has begun to re-establish that winning tradition which is a part of Woodrow's history! The 1979-80 FRESE1MAN FOOTBALL TEAM is as follows, from loft to right: Top Row: Coach Miller, Mgr. John Bean, Mgr. Robert Trevino and Coach Tovar. Second Row: =50 Edward Beaver, =87 Todd Riggan, = 72 Victor DeLa Rosa, =74 Robert Davis, =71 Dean Crosby, =85 Reginald Hall, =75 Byron Fossett, =79 Daniel LaTour and =84 David DelBosque. Third Row: =45 John Milstead, =16 Eddie Miller, =67 Edward Young, =70 Charles Benson, =66 Greg Phillips, =82 Harold Sanders, =26 Freddie Bean and =40 Freddie Earl. Fourth Row: =55 Carlos Trujillo, =57 )oe Olvera, =62 Robby Karl, =27 Keith Goodman, =12 Rikki Arredondo, =64 Joe Ramos, and =68 Frankie Barnett. Fifth Row: =25 Kevin Means, =11 Joe Herrera, =20 Leroy Flughes, =19 Jerry Box, =73 Bert Haynes, 86 Nathan Warren, =35 RocJney Malone, =24 Jimmy San-cJejas, and =46 Gary Florence. Bottom Row: =31 Grerardo Martinez, =10 Otis Crowder, =88 Leno Emerson, and =42 Tony Lopez. =33 Anthony Spencer is not pictured. 152 = 62 Bobby Karl, and =79 Daniel LaTour make a QB sandwich. = 45 John Milstead scores a touchdown against B.A. while teammates = 50 Edward Beaver, =60 Joe Ramos, and =67 Edward Young celebrate. Fullback Johnny Milstead runs toward the goal while =35 Rodney Malone, =57 Joe Olvera, and =12 Rikki Arredondo clear the pathway. Rikki Arredondo, QB, feels pressure from Hillcrest's defense. 153 The Woodrow Wilson Wildcats Varsity Basketball Team has had a super year with many exciting games. The high scorer for the Varsity Team was Pee-Wee; Edwin Vation was the next highest scorer. On defense, Earl Taylor and John Cook shone throughout the season. The district scores for the season were: ' 2' Woodrow Wilson 72 Spruce 73 Woodrow Wilson y ' Woodrow Wilson 43 Skyline 35 50 Hillcrest 52 Woodrow Wilson 50 Bryan Adams 46 Woodrow Wilson 64 White 53 Woodrow Wilson 65 Samuell 61 Woodrow Wilson 59 T. Jefferson 52 Woodrow Wilson 47 Lincoln 50 The 1979-80 Varsity Basketball Team consists of: Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Steve Scott, 21 Keith Harris 25 Cleveland Hicks, 31 Anthony Hollins, 40 Freddy Young and 23 John Cook. Bottom ow: 22 Edwin Vation, 13 Clinton Crowley, 10 Earl Taylor, 30 Raymond Phillips, 14 Rodney Keller, and 20 Perry Johnson. '—------------------- 154 Berkner-Pearce Tournament Woodrow Wilson 58 Pearce 53 Woodrow Wilson 46 Jesuit 44 Woodrow Wilson 63 Hillcrest 61 Woodrow Wilson 43 S. Garland 51 South Grand Prairie Tournament Woodrow Wilson 36 Plano 52 Woodrow Wilson 70 S. Grand Prairie 65 Woodrow Wilson 66 Madison 40 Woodrow Wilson 43 T. Jefferson 53 Duncanville Tournament Woodrow Wilson Halton 40 Woodrow Wilson Bell 56 Woodrow Wilson Garland 59 -0 TMt?' Senior Basketball Players: Top Row: john Cook, Anthony Hollins, Butch Young. Bottom Row: Clinton Crowley, Rodney Keller, and Earl Taylor. Not Pictured: Perry Johnson. s N E E N T 1 M O E R N 155 Coach Scott prepares Woodrow's Varsity Basketball Team for the opening tip-off. Varsity chants: 1,2, 3 HUSTLE!! ALL FOR ONE, ONE FOR ALL, ALL FOR WOODROW!!! Senior, Anthony Hollins, receives the ball and prepares to shoot. Pee-Wee takes the tip-off against North Garland. 156 Fellow Wildcats look on as Earl Taylor, 10, strives for two. Sophomore, Raymond Phillips, gets his first chance to play with the Varsity Team. Dr. Einstein contemplates the situation as Pee-Wee, Pink Panthers on the court. Hollins shows smooth style as he makes the freethrow. 157 Participants of this year's Junior Varsity Basketball Team are Top Row, Left to Right: 31 Michael Clear, 23 Jerome Shurm, 44 Barry Wilcox, Coach Mike Kerby, 55 Jack Duckworth, 22 Ricky Keller, and 33 Terry Malone. Bottom Row: 15 Gary Bonner, 11 Dwight Davis, 24 Steve Wyatt, 14 Lewis Rodriquez, 12 Adam Jefferson, and 21 Bobby Pitts. The Junior Varsity Basketball Team tried for sixth in district as they won three and lost five. Ricky Keller was the high scorer for the Team and Gary Bonner was the leading rebounder. Terry Malone was a combination of the two — a good rebounder and a high scorer. Scores w.w.w. 38 Richardson 39 w.w.w. 53 L. Highlands 65 w.w.w 52 Sunset 30 w.w.w. 38 Berkner 39 w.w.w. 64 F.W. Paschal 80 w.w.w. 60 Spruce 47 w.w.w. 52 T. Jefferson 41 w.w.w. 40 S. Garland 45 w.w.w. 67 O. D. Wyatt 70 w.w.w. 74 Adamson 45 w.w.w. 47 Newman-Smith 54 w.w.w. 71 • Spruce 52 w.w.w. 43 • Skyline 66 w.w.w. 50 • Hillcrest 55 w.w.w. 48 Bryan Adams 57 w.w.w. 42 W.T. White 56 w.w.w. 49 Kimball 59 w.w.w. 47 Samuell 65 w.w.w. 54 T. Jefferson 52 w.w.w. 67 Lincoln 54 Tournamenls W.W.W. 58 Bryan Adams 57 w.w.w. 36 Plano Clark 38 w.w.w. 40 Plano J.V. 47 w.w.w. 54 Samuell 51 w.w.w. 63 Spruce 66 • Denotes District Games 158 Ricky Keller makes the free throw as 33 Terry Malone and — 15 Gar Bonner prepare to rebound. -Soup Bone Malone goes in for a layup against Fort Worth 0. D. Wyatt, during preseason play. Ricky Keller scores two against Spruce. 159 Scores Woodrow Wilson 35 W. T. White 32 Woodrow Wilson 53 Samuell 57 Woodrow Wilson 53 Bryan Adams 43 Woodrow Wilson 35 Spruce 41 Woodrow Wilson 29 Bryan Adams 41 Woodrow Wilson 71 S. Garland 62 Woodrow Wilson 56 Spruce 44 Woodrow Wilson 50 Spruce 47 Woodrow Wilson 49 Skyline 55 Woodrow Wilson 55 Hillcrest 47 Woodrow Wilson 46 Bryan Adams 48 Woodrow Wilson 45 Samuell 47 Woodrow Wilson 51 W. T. White 58 Woodrow Wilson 45 Samuell 42 Woodrow Wilson 37 Thomas Jefferson 45 Woodrow Wilson 75 • Lincoln 61 Tournaments Woodrow Wilson 33 Hillcrest 32 Woodrow Wilson 34 Thomas Jefferson 42 Woodrow Wilson 46 Samuell 49 Woodrow Wilson 51 Hillcrest 39 • Denotes District Games The 1979-80 Freshman Basketball Team is made up of: Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Hoggard, 11 Reginald Hall, 12 Kerry Wilkinson, 32 Robert Davis, 33 Anthony Spencer and 14 Greg Phillips. Bottom Row: 24 Kenny Vation, 22 Harold Sanders, 15 Edward Young, 13 David DelBosque, 25 Byran Fos-sett and 20 Vinh Lam. 160 Kenny Vation attempts a free-throw. (jk4 21, Reggie Hall, wins the tip-off as 25, Byron Fossett, watches. Robert Davis goes up for the rebound. The 1979-80 Freshman Basketball record was 10 for 10 — placing them fourth in district. This season, Reggie Hall had a total of 272 points; Harold Sanders had a total of 200 points. Coach Hoggard said, The Freshman Team was erratic; yet, they showed good potential. The erratic nature of the Freshman Team gave Woodrow fans many exciting games, such as the Team's overtime wins against Hillcrest and Spruce. The best performance of the year was when Harold Sanders scored 31 points against Lincoln. 22, Harold Sanders, keeps the ball away from Lincoln as teammate 12, Kerry Wilkinson, slaps one of the Tigers. 161 Members of the girls varsity basketball team are: Left to Right, Front Row: Joanne Early, Leticia Brown, Sonja Johnson, Susan McCracken. Back Row: Debra Lowrey, Treasa Fields, Shannon Shepard, Sonja C. McClarity, and Coach Kelly. Treasa Fields stuns Jefferson's players with her jump shot. Senior member Joanne Early shoots for the basket for two points. The tip-off begins the game as team members await for the ball to come their way. 162 Debra seems confused about the direction of the ball. Shannon sneaks from behind to get a rebound. Ingris Ortega determinedly 35, Shannon, is airborn as shows off her form with a hook 25, Teresa, waits below, shot. The varsity team rests and prepares themselves for the 2nd half. Charlene Smith unsuccessfully attempts tip off to start the game rolling. 4 Shirley Gomez attempts to pass the ball to Gwen Brown while surrounded by opposing team members. J.V. GIRLS' Anne Cook scores two for Woodrow Wilson's girls team. Brenda Smith dribbles the basketball to the goal. Gwen Brown trots up the court behind her opponent. 164 Anne Cook, followed closely by her opponent, attempts to get closer to her goal. BASKETBALL Members of the Girls J.V. Basketball Team: L to R, Front Row: Gwen Brown, Anne Cook, Pauline Armstead. Back Row: Brenda Smith, janice Kozar-vich, Charlene Smith, Shirley Gomez, Ms. A. The referee, Shirley Gomez, and Anne Cook watch closely. Gwen Brown watches as all arms go up in struggle for the basketball. All eyes up and all arms ready as the ball comes down from the free throw. VARSITY GIVES ALL Varsity Volleyball team members are. Front Row: (left to right) Felicia Jones, Ingris Ortega, Lucy Cruz, Ms. A . Back Row: Susan McCracken, Sonja Gwen McClarity, Debra Lowery, Shannon Shepherd, and (capt.) Leticia Brown. Not Pictured: Treasa Fields. Ingris Ortega creates a period set up as 34 watches patiently. Ms. A and her Varsity team rally during time out. Ms. Addington appears totally serious about the game. Sonja McClarity passes the ball to an anxious Lucy Cruz. Spiker, Leticia Brown, attempts to block the return from her opponents. 66 J.V. WORKS HARD — 45 Leticia Brown, returns the ball as Lisa Jones looks on. The 79-80 Woodrow Wilson Volleyball learns had the most successful year ever seen at Woodrow. They had very few upsets throughout the season. Their teamwork and ability to keep trying hard proved to be their greatest asset. The Varsity team captain was Leticia brown, and Gwen brown was captain for the Junior Varsity. Susan McCracken and brenda Smith served the most points for the season. The manager for both teams was Monica Smith. The season ended for the Varsity 6-6, Junior Varsity 5-6. Woodrow Wilson has reason to be proud. Junior Varsity team members are. Front Row: (left to right) Lisa Miramontes, brenda Smith, Dianna Lopez, Juanita Castanon. back Row: Gwen brown, (capt.), Carol Hernandez, Ellen Stratton, Mickie Ramos, Karla Pride, and (not pictured) Priscilla Juarez. Coach Kelly looks enthusiastic about his J.V. team. Treasa Fields executes proper eye, ball, and hand coordination. 167 ' SWIMMERS STROKE Members of the Swim Team find time to play during one of their breaks between events. A good friend, assistant coach and head timer, Ms. Phelps. mm The race is so close but yet so far for Ruth Anne. Cheryl anxiously awaits the opportunity to leave. Susan Fosmire anticipates the starter's gun. FO VICTORY!!! The 1979-80 Swim Team entered the season with a good start. The girls team has not lost a meet this year. The boys team lost only to one team. Again this year the Girls Swim Team will carry on tradition by winning District 7 years in a row. Captain of the girls team is Susan Fosmire, John Ehrhardt, is the boys' Captain. Leading scorers for the girls' team this season are Susan Fosmire, senior; jenny Fosmire, junior; and Amy Stone and Sandra Ault, freshmen. Leading scorers for the boys are Chuck Everett, senior; John Ehrhardt, junior; and Rob Lowry and Blair Young, sophomores. This year there are three new divers, Shelley Gosney and Evan Linden, freshmen; and Bill James, senior. The three veterans of the team are Cheryl Drane, senior; Clifton Proctor, junior; and Charles Jackson, sophomore. Woodrow boys are off to a good start, and possibly first, second and third One of WW's backstrokers wins a first. Our haggard Coach after a long, tough meet. 169 Senior Member john Duckworth Senior Member Chuck Everett Senior Member Bill James W.W. MEN'S TEAM The Members of the 1979-1980 Men's Swim Team are: Front Row: Andy James, John Ehrhardt, Clifton Proc tor, Kirk Scott, Charles Jackson, Bobby Phipps. Back Row: John Duckworth, Robby Lowry, Mike Graham Blair Young, Chuck Everett, Joe Baria, Evan Linden, and Coach Robert Green. 170 The members of the 1979-1980 Women's Swim Team are: Front Row: Laura Robinson, Lisa Stratton, Ann Woods, Sandra Ault, Shelley Gosney, Jackie Hankins, Ruth Ann Aten, Patti Sheaner. Back Row: Coach Green, Tara Fulbright, Jenny Fosmire, Susan Fosmire, Cheryl Drane, Lisa Sadecky, Amy Stone, Tracy Everett, Laura Young. W.W. WOMEN'S TEAM Senior Member Cheryl Drane Senior Member Susan Fosmire Senior Member Laura Young 171 GIRLS' SWIM TEAM Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson BOYS' SWIM TEAM Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Adamson 15 Carter 22 Spruce 35 Sunset 27 Seagoville 36 Carter 33 Skyline 33 Adamson 22 Carter 17 Spruce 41 Sunset 88 Seagoville 42 Carter 17 Skyline 31 107 107 93 110 104 111 98 106 106 105 80 100 124 108 172 Shelley Gosney shows the judges her good form on her back dive. WE ARE WINNERS! m John Ehrhardt sneaks a peek at the wall before he touches. Is Robby Lowry really watching the race or the girls racing? ■ Charles Jackson takes a nap while waiting for the diving competition to begin. The tension mounts between the swimmers before the start. 173 Members of the Varsity Baseball team are: Top Row: Coach Tovar, Brad Thompson, Richard Padilla, Mike Padilla, Russell Jones, Lance Stephenson, Donald Potter, Paul Stroud. Bottom Row: Raul Rodriguez, Rikki Arredondo, Mike Vargas, Roque Trevino, Paul Hernandez, Roy Hernandez, Nelson Tuya. Donald Potter really stretches sideways to catch a ground ball. Some of our Wildcats waiting for some action on their end of the field. v v- : - Who is this masked Wildcat? 174 V W Bryant completes a double lay to second. Chris Forgey really covers first base. A baseman really stretches to catch a flyball. BASEBALL Members of the JV Baseball team are: 1st Row: Coach Cates, Otis Harris, Chris Forgey, Frank Zarate, Richard r'etts, john Garcia, Ron McDowell, Bill Bryant. 2nd Row: Ricky Yellowfish, Tyron Raybon, joe Herrera, tobby Karl, Joe Olvera, Ruben Arredondo, Eddie LaMonica. 175 Members of the 1979-1980 Varsity Track Team are: C. Hood, A. Boulton, A. Hollins, T. Johnson, Ed Ballard, S Weber, R. Jones, A. McKinney, E. Taylor, Coach L. Hamilton. 2nd Row: C. Rolland, A. Williams, K. Harris, K Messerschmitt, J. Rodriquez, T. Malone, G. Bonner, R. Loftis, G. Martinez. 3rd Row: B. Taliver, S. Wyatt, C Richardson, R. Rodriguez, R. Keller, J. Schwen, P. Johnson. Bottom Row: J. Kendrick, T. Cooling, J. Felton, E Pride, J. DeLaVega, R. DeLaVega, L. Rodriguez, J. Reynoso. jO- lift- 176 The Senior members of the 1979-1980 Varsity Track team are: C. Hood, A. Boulton, A. Hollins, R. jones, E. Taylor. Middle Row: J. Kendrick, J. Rodriguez, J. DeLaVega, P. Johnson. Bottom Row: E. Pride, Coach L. Hamilton, K. Messerschmitt. TRACK TEAMS The members of the 1979-1980 Junior Varsity Track team are: Top Row: M. Rogers, R. Hawkins, L. Polomo, D. Lueke, C. Warren, F. Earl, C. Hern, S. Jackson. Bottom Row: J. Johnson, B. Humphey, M. Pina, L. Hughes, D. Saldana, J. Sandejas, Coach L. Hamilton. 177 Members of the girls track team are: Left to Right, Front Row: Brenda Smith, Anne Cook, Gwen Brown. Back Row: Sonja G. McClarity, Karla Pride, Monica Simpson, and Ms. A. Not Pictured: Leticia Brown, and Shannon Shepherd. Five more legs and Sonja would be an octopus. Anne Cook displays the way to run with style. 178 Junior member. Shannon Shephard, puts out an extreme effort for her team. Once again Sonja McClarity finds plenty of time during workout to show off. Does Karla always run with her hands in her pockets? Monica Simpson proceeds to comb her hair and everybody gets into the act. SMALL, BUT SURE 179 of the girl's soccer team. The 1979-80 Girls' Soccer Team: From Row, Left to Right: Liz Tovar, Debra Trevino, Tina Ramirez, Christina Gonzalez, Rosa Tovar, Joann Gonzalez, Dominga Davilla, Maria Ramirez. Second Row: Annie Grace, Mgr. Lucy Cruz, Olga Trevino, Lisa Juarez, Lola Alvarez, Carol Hernandez, Diana Navarro, Susie Soto. Third Row: Coach Dimas, Pat Hinojosa, Stephanie Shuttleoff, Debra Lowrey, Sammy LeMaster, Maggie Castanon, Elena Castanon, Coach Joe Miller. Soccer is just a kick in the grass. This team member doesn't seem to want the ball. KICKS FROM SOCCER The girls' team members show their spirit as they huddle together. Now, Elena, that's using your head! Watch out, Stephanie! That could hurt! Debra Trevino really gets into the game. 181 The team loves to stretch! A team member shows skill as he kicks the ball. Chris Chavez anxiously waits for the ball to come his way. the 1979-80 Jr. Varsity Soccer Team: Front Row, Left to Right: Jesus Aguilar, Miguel Nietro, Jimmy Sandejas, Otto Hernandez, Delfino Saldana, Tony Lopez, Oscar Lopez, Geraldo Martinez. Back Row: John Cabera, Luis Palomo, Albert Rodriguez, Jack Seely, Benito Cervantes, Gilbert Gonzales, Louis Saucedo, Alonzo Villalpando. jack Seely exhibits perfect form as he strides after the ball. The team jumps for joy at the prospect of playing soccer. M I G H T Y T E A M Soccer proves to be hard. Anthony Ontiveros diligently tries to improve his game. The 1979-80 Varsity Soccer Team: Front Row, Left to Right: Dennis Swett, Joel Esparza, Jesus Gomez, Wenceslao Michel, Chris Chavez, Xanh Phan. Back Row: Jose Rodriguez, Felipe Ibarra, Nick Spiros, Vidal Machado, Javier Mendez , Raul Rodriguez, Albert Lopez, Jr. ( Capt.) 183 WILDCAT The 1979-80 Wildcat Tennis Team participants are: Top Row, Left to Right: Coach Collingsworth, David Lopez, Evan Linden, Becky Fugate, Bruce Wilcox and Jimmy Dean. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Sondra Beck, Tony Martin, Joanne Early, Paul Hartmann and Dotti Garland. Cus Esquivel is not pictured. The Woodrow Wilson Tennis team has a full schedule of games to play; yet they played in the Dallas High School Fall Tournament earlier this year and did very well. Kern Smith barely lost the Singles Consolation against Hillcrest. He won the first set 6-2 and played a close third set 6-7. Becky Fugate played against a girl from W. T. White for the Singles Third Place. She won the first set 7-6 but was defeated in the last two sets. In the Boys' Consolation, Bruce Wilcox and Paul Hartmann played unsuccessfully against Hillcrest. Dotti Garland and Joanne Early won Second Place in the Doubles Competition. 184 TENNIS Dotti intensely awaits for the volley at the net. Junior, Becky Fugate, warms up at Randall Park. Dotti Garland returns the ball in fine form as her doubles partner, Joanne Early, positions herself to assist. Freshman, Evan Linden, hits at the net while his partner, Tony Martin, jumps behind. 185 Seniors At Practice The dynamic duo of Seniors, Dotti Garland and Joanne Early, have led the Tennis Team at Woodrow to many victories. Senior, David Lopez, joined the team this year. Dotti Garland warms up with a couple of shots at the net. IPf Joanne Early returns the ball with fine form. 186 Senior, Gus Esquivel, prepares to serve. ' I Coaches Talbot and Hamilton give instructions to players. John Shoemaker lifts weights in the well-equipped weight room. Off-season is for the strengthening of the Woodrow Football Team as Jimmy Howard exemplifies. Daniel LaTour works on the new neck machines as others look on. 187 Cliff Gunnels and Mike McGouldrick Team Members: Cliff Gunnels, Andy Allbee, and casually stroll along the course. Mike McGouldrick. Cliff Gunnels looks determined as he prepares to make his shot. Mike McGouldrick conscientiously practices on the putting green. Andy Allbee takes time out from a putt to smile for a picture. 188 Cliff Gunnels has obviously discovered his ball, as Mike looks on. i Andy Allbee looks for the nearest tree as he waves his axe in the air. The tools of the trade. 189 WILDCAT Front Row: Craig Hutchinson, William Tatlock, Clifton Peavy. Back Row: Roger Qualls, Wesley Rogers, Adam Wyse. _______________________________ Mr. Barnett looks concerned about the Wildcat team. You'll do good if you connect with the headpin. Adam Wyse catches a few winks between games. William Tatlock appears to take bowling very seriously. Craig Hutchinson exhibits the perfect bowling form. 190 BOWLING Jana Henderson wears a determined look. An unidentified Marie Stone strikes a winning pose. Front Row: Becky Cox, Jana Henderson, Jennie Weidler. Back Row: Kathy Mayer, Marie Stone, Rhonda Taylor. Kathy Mayer obviously enjoys keeping score. Jenny Weidler strolls back for another ball. Becky Cox wears the confident look of a victorious Wildcat. ROLLS ON TO VICTORY Wesley Rogers shows great form as he prepares to let it roll Rhonda Taylor seems doubtful about a Wildcat win. What's wrong William? Isn't bowling a ball? Clifton Peavy displays determination as he watches the bowling match progress. Boys' Team Record Skyline Lost Lincoln Won Seagoville Lost Spruce Lost White Lost Samuell Lost T.j. Lost Hillcrest Lost Bryan Adams Lost Girls' Team Record Skyline Won Lincoln Won Seagoville Won Spruce Lost White Lost Samuell Won T.J. Lost Hillcrest Won Bryan Adams Lost 192 Thank You, Zina Castanuela for the Artwork you Contributed Front Row: Roy Hernandez, Anne Estrada, Jenny Fosmire, LaDonna Castanuela, Ben Retta, Joanne Early, Tracy Hiser, Julie Earhart. Next Row: Patti Hamilton, Steve Jackson, Kent Harper, Paul Hernandez, Kathleen Swann, Susan Fosmire, Dawn Kelly, Deborah De La Rosa, and Ms. Conlee. Next Row: Ms. Collinsworih, Kristy Pendergrass, Belinda Retta, Adam Jefferson, Jimmy Dean, Craig Gervers, David Rodriquez, Steve Cordova, Raymond Phillips, and Terrence Copling. ALLIED YOUTH Front Row: Joanne Early, LaDonna Castanuela, and Carol Rhodes. Second Row: Steve Jackson, Sondra Copland, Roy Hernandez, Steve Cordova, Paige Buchmeyer, and Zina Castanuela. In Back: Raymond Phillips, Ben Retta, and Craig Gervers. LaDonna is pres, of S.W. region. To the right: Members Jeanne Bordelon and Sondra Beck smile for the camera. 196 Clinic: Doris Davilla, Rosemary Scammel, Jackie Hankins, Renee Smith. STUDENT AIDES Library: 1st Row: Becky Patterson, Ruthann Aten, Barbara Jantz, Margaret Jantz. 2nd Row: Robert Bynum, Freddy Young, Dennis Swett, Tony Evans. Counselor's Office: 1st Row: Cathy Baily, Arlene Herrera, Susan Harper. 2nd Row: Debra Jones, Janie Rodriguez, Melanie Corley. 3rd Row: Bobby Pitts, Dean Crosby, Ronnie Ash. Attendance Office: 1st Row: Cathy Class, Beverly Jordan, Gloria Rodriguez, Carolyn Smith, Adrianna Esquivel. 2nd Row: Mike Allen, Wilford Rider, Melanie Ward, Michael Ward, Mark Godner. The purpose of the Student Aides is to assist principals, secretaries, counselors, and librarians. Their jobs vary from collecting attendance cards to signing students in and out of school, notifying students of overdue books, and admitting patients to the clinic. 197 YOUTH BELONGING TO THE Julie tries to collect money for the Red Cross. First Row: Priscilla Jimenez, Cathy Adams, Melody Johnson, Lisa Rouse, Mary Craving. Second Row: Mrs Stovall, sponsor; Janet DeHaro, Carol Hernandez, Leslie Cooper, Magdalena Castanon, Julia Lopez. Joe Barta collects money for the Red Cross during the trial. 198 First Row: Mary Cravens, Diane Dewitt, Norma Tovar, Beverly Jordan, Lisa Rouse, Julia Ramirez, Julie Lopez, Cathy Adams, Kathy Lyon. Second Row: Jo Hernandez, Anna Ramirez, Dianna Ramirez, Priscilla Jimenez, Brenda King, Wanda Malone, Carol Hernandez, Latonya Vation, Susia Vasquez, Carolyn Benavides, Vivian Ojeda. Third Row: Mrs. Stovall, sponsor; Magdalena Castanon, Lisa Cooper, Ruthie Williams, Michael Burton, Angie Walker, Wilford Rider, Kenneth Williams, Catherine Martin, Karen Brooks, Pam Day, Ester Day, Carla Watson, Mrs. McIntyre. The officers are Beverly Jordan, president; Sonia McClarity, vice president; Arlene Herrera, secretary and treasurer. F.H.A. Why did you throw that away? H.E.R.O First Row: Karen Kapp, Carolyn Cole, Royce Spradlin, June Laceky, Pamela Norman, Claire Gach. Second Row': Tammy Lew'is, Younda Price, Roslyn Boone, Lisa Graham, Dutch Ruthenborg, Benjamin Retta, Kathy Davidson, Vicky Malone, Sonnia Balderrama, Vicky Peters, Brenda Crockett. Third Row: Sponsor, Nancy Wilkinson, Tina Hernandez, Barbara Fletcher, Yolanda Dennis, Sherry Camp, Stephanie Topalo-vich, Calvin Warren, Donna White, Robert Velasquez, Shelia Jones, Carol Ogburn, Ricky Val-tierra, Vicky Carter. 199 79-80 Varsity Cheerleaders Side Version. Top Row: Tracy Brooks. Middle Row: Sharon Wood, Gina Perrone, Chuck Everett, Marilyn Nickleberry, Sally Dolan. Bottom Row: Sally Graf, Cheryl Drane, Adam Wyse. Headless Cheerleader. Down AGAIN! 200 Gina Perrone Adam Wyse, Cheryl Drane Tracy Brooks, Chuck Everett Sharon Woods Marilyn Nickleberry Monk'eying around. Our 79-80 Varsity Cheerleaders have had a successful year; they won 4 superior ribbons and 1 outstanding ribbon. They also received a spirit stick at S.M.U. This group of seniors is very spirited and loyal to the school. They were always behind the team, attending all the games and keeping the spirit of the fans and the team up. Sally Dolan, Sally Graf 201 '79-'80 SWEETHEARTS The Captains are Gayle Baines, June Laceky, Laurie Lovvorn, and Leslie Mihal. The Captains go to Hollywood! Dorothy Ballard and Marquita Fox reach for the stars. 202 203 Top picture: The Sweethearts show their tradition by forming a heart. Bottom picture: The Sweethearts show their jazz with an X. SQUAD 1 Misty Brooks, Cassandra Clemmons, Amy Manning, Captain Gayle Baines, Pam Sideris, Jennie Weidler, Etta Mullin, Manager Marie Stone, Pam Edwards, Kathy Mayer, Laura Young,-Joi Hatzenbuehler, Esther Moreno, Tracy Hiser. SQUAD 2 Christy Martin, Tina Perry, Michelle Franco, Captain Laurie Lovvorn, Deborah De La Rosa, Lien Le, Kim Leuke, Tracy Vaughan, Ann Seeker, Ann Schroe-der, Dorothy Ballard, Evelyn Meers, Karen Harper, Hilda Tercero. Manager Zina Casian-uela (not pictured). SQUAD 3 Carol Ogburn, Dotti Garland, Joanna Brancato, Captain June Laceky, Blanca Ramirez, Gwen Mullin, Belinda Retta, Laurie Paxson, Marquita Fox, Diane Canipe, Kim Rozelle, Susan McCracken, Michelle Dale, Lisa Jones, Cynthia Garza. SQUAD 4 Ronna Armstead, Sondra Copling, Anh-Tu Tran, Captain Leslie Mihal, Rose Davila, Bilma Carrasco, Jan Willard, Margaret Patton, Jeanne Bordelon, Gina Surratt, Manager Rondra Copling, Vivian Malone, Susie Soto, Millicent John. 204 79-80 WILDCAT BAND 205 !Our fearless leader, Susan Fosmire. It's a bird! It's a plane! It's SUPERMAN!!! MARCHING BAND: First Row: Cammy Henson, Melanie Godek, DRUM MAJOR, Susan Fosmire, Amy Allen, Charlene Thornton. Second Row: Jane Howell, Carol Rhodes, Patti Hamilton, Margaret Dollgener, Karen Byers, Celeste Howell, Tammy Deason, Cynthia Godwin, Jana Henderson. Third Row: Beverly Haynes, Kristy Pendergrass, Becky Yates, Barbara Jackson, Deana Combs, Betty Harris, Christy McDonald, Berith Horn, Sara Helgeson, Dee Montgomery, Becky Cox, Tara Fulbright. Fourth Row: Gary Payne, Kerry Smith, Carlos Trujillo, Arnold Williams, Todd Peck, Leslie Shores, Inez Sookma, Cliff Gunnels, Randy J’atterson, Lucy Cruz, Jenny Herbener, Darrell Johnson. Fifth Row: Michael King, David Rodriguez, Archie Endly, Matthew Sylvest, Bill Tailock, Brent McWilliams, Charles Jackson, Julian Anthony, Anne Rhodes, Craig Hutchinson, Alan McKinney, Billy Hiser. Sixth Row: Tyrone Raybon, Mark Chambers, Bobby Beasley, Faith Horn, Sylvia Neel, Victor De La Rosa. Not Pictured: Rosie Martin, Wenceslas Michel, Karla Pride, Karen Veytia. CONCERT BAND. First Row: Kristy Pendergrass, Amy Allen, Cammy Henson, Tammy Deason, Tara Ful-bright, )ane Howell, Susan Fosmire. Second Row: Becky Yates, Karla Pride, Becky Cox, Melanie Godek, Charlene Thornton, Deborah De La Rosa, Jenny Fosmire, Dee Montgomery, Sara Helgeson, Berith Horn. Third Row: Betty Harris, Randy Patterson, Deana Combs, Barbara Jackson, Todd Peck, Gary Payne, Archie Endly, Matt Sylvest, David Rodriguez, Kerry Smith, Cliff Gunnels, Inez Sookma, Jenny Herbener, Lucy Cruz, Celeste Howell. Fourth Row: Faith Horn, Sylvia Neel, Victor De La Rosa, Bobby Beasley, Mark Chambers, Michael King, Billy Hiser, Craig Hutchinson, Adam Wyse, Bill Tatlock, Brent McWilliams, Anne Rhodes. Not Pictured: Julian Anthony, Karen Byers, Terry Davis, Cheryl Drane, Charles Jackson, Mark Jenkins, Skip Leggett, Preston Pate, Leslie Shores, Arnold Williams. STAGE BAND. Guitars: Kent Hutchinson, Julian Anthony. Drums: Pete Martinez, Mark Jenkins. Trumpets: Matt Sylvest, Lucy Cruz, Archie Endly, Gary Payne. Piano: Kristy Pendergrass. Trombones: Adam Wyse, Anne Rhodes, Melanie Godek, Bill Tatlock. Saxophones: Cliff Gunnels, Cammy Henson, Inez Sookma, Cheryl Drane. Not Pictured: Skip Leggett, Brent McWilliams, Randy Patterson, David Rodriguez, Arnold Williams. 206 Behind The Bars of the Band is the W.W. Band Council. Left to Right: Bill Tatlock, Anne Rhodes, Cammy Henson, David Rodriguez, Becky Vales, Inez Sookma. ALL-CITY BAND MEMBERS. Left to Right: Amy Allen, David Rodriguez, Celeste Howell. IAND STAFF. Front: Cammy Henson. Second Row: ucy Cruz, Becky Cox. Third Row: Celeste Howell, 'lift Gunnels. Fourth Row: Kerry Smith, Melanie Sodek. Fifth Row: Kristy Pendergrass, Becky Yates, usan Fosmire. ALL-RECION BAND MEMBERS. Left to Right: Cammy Henson, Archie Endly, Celeste Howell. 207 79-'80 FLAG CORPS The four seniors show their spirit of unity. Marching in the Dallas parade. Sitting down on the job again! lust playing around. lane. Celeste, Karen, and Tammy (not pictured Margaret). Coming off the field after a performance. Performing at a toot ball game. 208 Sophomore Karen Byers is a new member. Sophomore Tammy Deason is a new member. Sophomore Margaret Dollgener is a member. Senior Patti Hamilton is a four year member. Senior Jana Henderson is a four year member. Senior Cynthia Godwin is a four year member. Junior Celeste Howell is a two year member. Sophomore Jane Howell is a new member. Senior Carol Rhodes is a four year member. 209 Melanie Godek A toy soldier? The Rifles doing their thing. RIFLE CORPS The addition to the Wildcat band this year is a rifle corps. These four girls add to the overall effect of the band's show. Striking a dramatic pose. Cammy Henson Charlene Thornton 210 ORCHESTRA i Left to Right: Celeste Howell, Amy Allen, Ruth Ann Aten, Jane Howell, Brent McWilliams, Ms. Lord, Lisa Farrar, and Becka Sweet. The W.W. orchestra practices daily during sixth and seventh periods. They have performed five concerts at Woodrow for the P.T.A. and have participated in D.I.S.D. solo and ensemble contests. The complete orchestra attended a contest in March. Orchestra students also participated in the musical Anything Goes. Four members made the All-region high school orchestra. All-region Orchestra members: Front: Jane Howell, Becka Sweet. Back: Amy Allen, and Celeste Howell. Celeste listening closely to Ms. Lord. Lisa hard at work practicing. 211 First Row: Lucy Cruz, Esther Moreno, Shelly Cosney, Gina Surrat, Lolita Washington, Mark McCord, Trac Brooks, lohn Reyna, Laurie Lovvorn, Troy Phillips, Dottie Garland, Bobby Phipps, Alma Maldonado, Susie Soto. Second Row: Amy Hill, Darren Wales, Stephen Jackson, Anh-Tu Tran, Hodge Fuller, Inez Sookma Gina Perrone, Amy Boardman, Letitia Brown, Gayle Baines, Roslyn Boone, Lorrie Brooks, Becca Sweet Joanne Early, Jennifer Johnson, Shelly Joyce. Third Row: Mrs. Struble, John Ehrhardt, Becky Vates, Evelyr Meers, Margie Hardwick, Roque Trevino, Chuck Everett, Bobby Hartman, Clark Hood, Anthony Hollins David Rodriguez, Vic Cunningham, Craig Gervers, Todd Riggan, Lisa Sadecky, Sandra Ault. Secretary: Laurie Lovvorn, Vice President: Tracy Brooks, President: John Reyna. Our 79-80 Student Council were truly at their best this year. They sponsored the Homecoming Dance, which was a great success. The purpose of this organization was to promote social activities that the whole school could enjoy. Sponsors: Mrs. Ruth Struble and Mr. Wayne Pierce. 212 1979-80 Student Council 213 Susie's exciting day. There's always tiprio for play. Front Row: Cammy Henson, Jana Henderson, Vice Pres. Anne Rhodes, Treasurer Jenny Herbener, Pres. Cynthia Godwin, Secretary Cheryl Drane. Second Row: Julie Earhart, Kyle Messerschmitt, Cathie Hosteller, Kerry Smith, Tracy Vaughan, Anh-Tu Tran, Billy Tatlock, Joi Hatzenbuehler, Millicent John, and Celeste Howell. Back Row: Mrs. Mills, Belinda Retta, Susan Fosmire, Jenny Fosmire, Bill James, Michael McShane, David Lopez, David Rodriquez, and Mark Jenkins. These are the 79-'80 officers: Treasurer, Jenny Herbener; Secretary, Cheryl Drane; President, Cynthia Godwin; and Vice President, Anne Rhodes. No Bill, any way you look at it, there is nothing scientific about Cheryl's feet. “Two of a kind. 214 Christmas scientifically??? A typical science club meeting. SCIENCE CLUB Brave sponsor Mrs. Mills. Mark and Kyle looking for the science club. 215 Have a hot date after the science club meeting, Billy? C.V.A.E. — V.O.C.T. 216 Z12 P.A.S.F. Spanish Club Officers: Sec., Kathleen Swann; Vice-Pres., Lucy Cruz; Pres., Amy Manning; Treas., Bilma Carrasco. First Row: Amy Haynes, Charlene Rickard, Gina Surratt, Pam Edwards, Sophie Mendoze, julie Dooley, Tony Martin, Amy Manning, Lucy Cruz, Kathleen Swann, Zina Castanuela, Bilma Carrasco, John Ehrhardt, Adrienne Brown, Avie Spiros, Michelle Franco, Esther Moreno, Millicent John, Karen Jung. Second Row: Margaret Jantz, Sonnia Balderrama, Carol Rhodes, Gwen Posey, Becky Rivera, Maria Amaya, Cheree Siddle, Hilda Tercero, Ellen Boardman, Therese Howell, Marylou Hodnett, Becky Yates, Vivian Sztybel, Ann Seeker, Chu Wong, Ivette Lozano, Lisa Farrar, Imelda Reyna, Patti Sheaner, Cynthia Parish, Tracy Hiser. Third Row: Darla Thompson, Kristy Pendergrass, Barbara Jantz, Diana Soto, Deborah De La Rosa, Kathi Truitt, Denise Rickard, Tancey Taylor, Karen Byers, Barry Wilcox, Mary Lynn Jackson, Bruce Wilcox, Ava Castanuela, Tara Fulbright, Paul Stroud, Amy Stone, Patti Hamilton, Tracey Everett, Blanca Ramirez, Katherina Sideris, Betty Harris, and Sponsor Ms. Parrett. 218 Munch down, Spanish Club! Kristy showing us her best side. Swing it, BABY! Wake Up Ms. Parretl! They look so innocent! The W.W. Spanish Club members have had an active year. They sponsored a Christmas party for underprivileged childred and have participated in activities such as bake sales, candy sales, and a car wash. With this money they plan to attend a conference in San Antonio in the Spring. 219 220 221 1979-80 HNS members: Front Row: Jennie Weidler, Paige Buchmeyer, Lein Le, Laurie Lovvorn, Susan Fos-mire, Dottie Garland, Belinda Retta, Anne Rhodes, Julie Earhart. Back Row: Mrs. Jameson, La Donna Castan-uela, Gina Perrone, Dawn Kelly, Javier Mendez, Vic Cunningham, Steve Cordova, Cheryl Drane, Leslie Mihal, Kyle Messerschmitt, Dena Hipp, and Ms. Finger. Can you guess why everyone's watching Anne? 222 NHS officers: Left to Right: Belinda Retta, Vice-President; Susan Fos- Gina smiles as she is being pin-mire, President; Anne Rhodes, Secretary. ned. New NHS members: Joanna Brancado, Anh-Tu Tran, Kay Vermeulen, Gina Surratt, Tracey Hiser, Amy Manning. Second Row: Deborah De La Rosa, Sally Dolan, Michelle Franco, Cynthia Godwin, Carol Rhodes, Leticia Brown. Third Row: Kyle Varker, Jose Gomez, Claude Richardson, Celeste Howell, Jenny Fosmire, Julian Anthony. Not Pictured: Sondra Beck and Lisa Stratton. This is Wrong! The 1979-80 National Honor Society initiated a scholarship program in which they raised money to later award to one of its members. By offering their services to the Woodrow teachers and working at outside assignments, they were able to raise the money. One of the members who participated in this work will be awarded this scholarship to use toward future college plans. At the induction ceremony on March 6, 1980 the new members will be officially inducted and receive the emblem of the National Honor Society. 223 J.V. CHEERLEADERS 1979-1980 Amy Hill's silent look. First Row: Denay Diener, Jennifer Johnson. Second Row: Belinda Ramsey, Susan Pate, Shelley Joyce, Lisa Sadecky. Third Row: Patricia Washington, Amy Hill. J.V. has a new way to cheer. Lisa and her back up. 224 Laurie Lovvorn David Rodriguez Susan Fosmire Doug Cordon Melanie Codek Gina Surratt Kerry Smith Margie Hardwick Steve Cargile Charlene Thornton Ann Croben Steve Jackson Terrance Copling Andy Allbee Accomp. Brent McWilliams VARIATIONS The Variations are a select group of talented choir members. Throughout the year they performed at various places such as SMU, medical centers, several banks and churches. They also performed in all the regular choir activities. The Variations received first division ratings at both U.I.L. and DISD contests, and qualified for State Contest again this year. CHOIR See folks, I can even do it in my sleep! Concert Choir: First Row: Billy Hiser, Kerry Smith, Todd Riggan, Tony Pieper, Brad McWilliams, Bill James, Cliff Gunnels, Chris Roberts, Steve Jackson. Second Row: Ms. Bircher, Julie Earhart, Becca Sweet, Lorrie Brooks, Gina Surratt, Michelle Franco, Jenny Herbener, Tracey Everett, Susan McCracken, Melanie Godek, Kim Lueke, Jennifer Johnson, Rhonda Taylor; Accompanists, Brent McWilliams, Lisa Farrar. Third Row: Joe Reynoso, Marc Chambers, Kern Smith, Robert Kelly, Andy Allbee, David Rodriguez, Doug Gordon, Raymond Phillips, Steve Cargile, Larry Sadecky, Pete Barnes, Bo Hueghey, Dwayne Springfield, Otis Sanders, Bill Tatlock. Fourth Row: Margie Hardwick, Diana Dean, Jerri Smith, Rynelle Harrington, Ann Seeker, Lynne Sherrill, Mary Lou Hodnett, Susan Fosmire, Taney Taylor, Jenny Fosmire, Lisa Sadecky, Mary Lynn Jackson, Amy Boardman, Kathy Hostetter, Charlene Thornton, Laurie Lovvorn. 226 Concert Choir officers: President — Rhonda Taylor, Vice-President — Kern Smith (not pictured), Secretary — Becca Sweet, Librarian — Glynis Hewitt. Vice-President — Matt Sylvest, Librarian — Sandra Ault, President — jana Henderson, Secretary — Patti Sheaner (not pictured). Third Row: Melissa Peavy, Carol Higdon, Aidi Anaya, Alma Maldonado, Melissa Moncebais, Margaret Jantz, Jessica Lightner, Amy Stone, Shelly Gosney, Sherrye Massey, Dee Montgomery, Rose Odom, Carol Cornish, Cheryl Fischer. Second Row: Mrs. Bircher, Tony Lopez, Alfonso Garcia, Juan Munoz, Cesar Jasso, Todd Peck, Perry Johnson, John Duckworth, Arthur Dean, Richard Holmes, Tom Bruce, Doug Cook, Defino Saldina, Tony Martin. First Row: Anne Cook, Karen McGregor, Sandra Ault, Pam Winter, Roslyn Boone, Jana Hender-!son, Kim McPherson, Dana Roper, Barbara Jackson, Cara Fraser, Lisa Hipps. The Woodrow Wilson choir performed several times throughout the year. They started off the year with a Dinner Theatre in November. In December the choir presented a Christmas Program which was also performed at Skyline's Cluster Concert. In February the choir presented Cole Porter's classic musical “Anything Goes. In May the choir presented a “Roman Holiday. The choir participated in D.I.S.D. and U.I.L. choir contests. Two choir members, Laurie Lovvorn and Gina Surratt, were selected for All-Region Choir. 227 R.O.T.C First Row: Larry Sadecky. Second Row: Diana Rames. Third Row: Imelda Reyna. Fourth Row: Angela Walker, Tom Truitt, Shirley Martin, Carolyn Nichols, Alfredo Cervantes, Deborah Cabrera. Fifth Row: Marlyn Moore, Richard Cozart, Kirk Gibson, Donald Fischer, Mike Hand, Dennis Swett. Sixth Row: Jerry Manak, Richard Holmes, Julio Arellano, Yolanda Miller, Rodrigo Haro, Michael Ward. Seventh Row: John Peters, David Morris, David Carpenter, Jeff Fox, Rodney Oliver, Keith Grubbs, Donald Fischer. First Row: Janette Brown. Second Row: Robert Leachman. Third Row: Roderick Pitts, Mary Guerra, Ramiro Machado, Margaret Hernandez, Annette Brown; Fourth Row: Ricky Rodriquez, Lori Cozart, Frankie Barnett, Bobby Henry. Fifth Row: David Robinson, Martin Villanueva, Rueben Pachaco, Lisa Rogers. Sixth Row: Calvin Johnson, Julius Warren, Antonio Garcia, Charles Smith. Seventh Row: Michael Anguiano. 228 C Company — First Row: Michael McShane. Second Row: Glenn Rouwth. Third Row: Wilford Rider. Fourth Row: Gloria Martin, Herbert Evans, Alfonso Hernandez, Tyrone Raybon, Diana Martinez, Kirk Douglas. Fifth Row: Jane Rogers, Larry Burke, Vanessa Miller, Miguel Hernandez, Steve Baragan, Glenn Valton, Kenneth McCleary. Sixth Row: James Renfro, Alfredo Ramirez, Joy Earl, Daniel Latour, Dennis Nichols, Margaret Benson. Seventh Row: Roger Quallis, Willie Alvarez, Ester Day, Edward Young, Alfred Villapando, Larry Wagner. D Company — First Row: Vicki Case. Second Row: Elgin Allen. Third Row: Derek Jordan, Lesa Johnson, Michael Schatzman, James Atterton, Boretta Mills, Kenneth Starling, Ivory Moore, Annette Brown. Fourth Row: Steven Ballinger, Ronnie Ash, Patricia Herb, Robbie Estell, Willie Mask, Martin Juarez, David Allen, Adam Wyse. Fifth Row: Louis Saucedo, Bobby Toliver, Charles Benson, Royce Stephens, Ronnie Wonzer, Earl Owens, Kim Eversole, Alfloyd Williams. Sixth Row: Shelton Sheppard, Albert Kohutek, John Rhomas, Derek Jordan, Samuel Salazar, Thomas Robertson, Otis Crowder, Jessie Gonzales. 229 First Row: Hawley Shelby, Adam Wyse, Annette Brown. Second Row: Diana Martinez, Christopher Roberts, Deborah Cabrera. Color Guard: First Row: Michael McShane, Denni Swett, Bobby Henry. Second Row: Annette Brown Diana Martinez, Vicki Case. The Woodrow Wilson ROTC, trained by Sgt. Maj. Don E. Bacon and Msgt. Alphine Freeman, has once again held the ranking of an honor unit, comprised of a fine cadet corps and excellent other groups, such as Rifle and Drill teams. The combined efforts of these two teams led Woodrow to an overall victory over all other DISD schools entered in the North Zone Competition. The Rifle team has fired in four matches, and while waiting for the final score of the last match, won every one of them. This year's cadet battalion commander is Christopher Roberts. Drill team: Back Row: Donald Fisher, Dennis Swett, Ronald Fisher, John Peter. Front Row: Bobby Henry, Imelda Reyna, Diana Martinez, Annette Brown, Vicki Case, Michael McShane. 230 Rifle team: Back Row: Julio Arellano, Albert Kohutek, Richard Holmes. Front Row: Thomas Truitt, Roger Qualls, Chris Roberts, Lawrence Sadecky, Hawley Shelby, Jerry Manak. LATIN CLUB First Row: Rhonda Taylor, Anne Rhodes, Andy James, Lorrie Brooks, Billy Hiser, Millicent John, Etta Mullin. Second Row: Jenny Herbener, Reena Papanickolaou, Pam Fugitt, John Ehrhardt, Patti Hamilton, Tony Hernandez, Steve Robinson, Craig Hamilton. Third Row: Mary Lou Hodnett, Kyle Messerschmitt, Becky Yates, Joe Barta, Jenny Fosmire, Troy Phillips, Elaine McGee, Tara Fulbright, Susan Fosmire, Belinda Retta, Karen Jung and Mrs. Stratton, sponsor. The officers are Belinda Retta, treasurer; Kyle Messerschmitt (not pictured), vice-president; Troy Phillips, president; Reena Papanickolaou, secretary. Latin Club has a serious meeting. 231 232 From Row: Trac y Brooks, Gina Perrone, Reena Papanickolaou, Joanne Early, Allison Aynsworth. Pam Fugitt, Susie Soto, Jana Henderson. Middle Row: Dawn Kelly, Albert Rodriguez, Joann Thomas, Byron Humphrey, Margaret J’atton, Kathy Mayer, Marie Stone, Therese Pow- Exciting day at the press. Hard at work? ell. Bark Row: John Duckworth, Jack Duckworth, John Cook, Troy Phillips, Laurie Paxson, Kyle Varker, Johnnie Echols, Joe Barta, Michael Clear, Ms. Pippin. Dawn Kelly, with the assistance of sponsor Rosilyn Pippin, leads WILDCAT reporters as they make tracks to hunt cJown interesting news, features, and entertainment. The staff meets sixth period and often works overtime to produce an accurate and up-to-date paper. Putting a newspaper together is not an easy job, but this year's staff is doing superbly with their monthly issues. It was supposed to be funny Ms. Pippin. The Editor Dawn Kelly 233 D E c A • 1 d i m S u u e t c b r r a s • i • i t c b • i o a u o f t n I V e D. E. C. A. students sporting their T-shirts. Officers discussing the Warehouse. The 79-'80 officers are: President, Ted Childress; Vice-President, Kim Rozelle (not pictured); Reporters, Jon Allen (not pictured) and Irene Hernandez; Historian, Laurie Martinez; and Parliamentarian, Jeff Webb. 234 Front Row: Rosalinda Garcia, Irene Hernandez, Sam Pedigo, Maria Dellon, Danny Kirkbride, Annette Brown, julie Bozarth, and Dana Hipp. Second Row: Robert Smith, Joanna Brancato, Nick Spiros, Kim Rozelle, Sally Dolan, Ann Schroeder, Evelyn Meers, Allison Marks, Gayle Baines, Michelle Dale, Mike Shields, and Mr. Barnett. Last Row: Charles Teer, Dennis Robinson, Jerry Bryan, J. B. Jackson, Jeff Webb, Ted Childress, Bob Buckley, Arthur Gonzales, and Laurie Martinez. Attentive D.E.C.A. students. Hard work will get you every time. Look what goes on while Mr. Barnett's back is turned. 235 First Row: Lisa Juarez, Kathy Lynn, Lurlethea Hemphill, Becky Cox, Dana Roper, Julie Earhart, Jimmy Dean, Deborah De La Rosa, Ivette Lozano, Lance Hicks, Bobby Beasley, Patricia Means, Becca Sweet, Kevin McClafferty, Merrill Gorman, Pam Fugitt, Bill Tatlock. Second Row: Amy Hill, Janet Deharo, Kami Cooke, Kim Means, Tammy Deason, Anh-Tu Tran, Blanca Ramirez, Tracy Vaughan, Jenny Herbener, Amy Board-man, Sherry Massey, Cynthia Godwin, Melanie Godek, Angela Williams, Kim Lueke, Rose Davilla, Jennifer Johnson, Allyson Aynesworth. Third Row: Miss Owen, sponsor, Ava Castanuela, Charlene Thornton, Margaret Dollgener, Celeste Howell, Jenny Fosmire, Susan Fosmire, Kerry Smith, Margie Hardwick, Janis Kozare-vich, Terri Cothrum, Karen Byers, Cheryl Drane, David Rodriguez, Steve Cordova, Shelly Joyce. FRENCH CLUB There are 33 members in the French Club. The Club meets twice a month in room 201. Activities of the French Club this year include selling carnations during Homecoming, bake sales, a Valentine's raffle as well as various parties throughout the year. Visits to various French restaurants are also scheduled this year. The officers are Julie Earhart (not pictured), president; Deborah De La Rosa, secretary; Jimmy Dean, vice-president; Ivette Lozano, treasurer. 236 What is Miss Owen drinking? Ivette says, We are broke again. L t I Julie and Cheryl playing the piano at the Christmas party At the Christmas lunchroom. Dress up for trick or treat. The president looks frustrated. Pick out the strange one. 237 s arents ction The W.W. P.T.A.'s goal is for parents and teachers to cooperate in the education of students and to promote the welfare of youth in their environment. Pres.: Mrs. Kelly Mr. Pierce and P.T.A. in deep discussion. •ft to Right: Mrs. Helgeson, Mrs. Cothrum, Mrs. Yates, Mrs. Dean,Mrs I1wr5cJiTr Mrs Gorden, Mr aynes, Mrs. Neal, Mrs. Stroud, Mrs. McCracken, Mrs. Lowrey, Mrs. Ault, Mrs. Seeker, Mrs. raf, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Echols, and Mrs. Hanson. 238 irst Row: Donald Potter, Warren Griffin, Eddie Lamonica. Second Row: Mr. Cargile, sponsor, Kathy Hostet-er, Chris Chavez, Johnny Gonzales, John Ramos, Jorge Garcia. Third Row: Steve Cargile, Dawn Kelley, Rob'd Leachman, Larry Wagner, Javier Mendez. T.I.A.S.A. PEOPLE Fhe officers are Kathy Hostetter, secretary; Donald Potter, vice-presi-Jent; Larry Wagner, sergeant-at-arms; Steve Cargile, reporter; Dawn Kelley, treasurer; Warren Griffin, president. The Texas Industrial Arts Students Association Club was formed to stimulate interests in Industrial Arts. The Drafting Club, now in its fourth year, meets once a month to discuss activities which include money making projects, bake sales, and the selling of drafting pencils for field trips to industrial plants. 239 Art Club Could you say it louder? First Row: Felica Jones, Michelle Turner, Debra Robinson, Clay Peck, Ben Retta, Carol Rhodes, Millicent John, Gina Stefano. Second Row: Julie Earhart, Lynn Sherrill, Kathy Truitt, Angelina Walker, Laurie Martinez, Leslie Mihal, Lolita Washington, Gwen McClarity, Jenny Her-bener. Third Row: Ms Tompkins, Roque Trevino, Adam Wyse, Michael Allen, Jack Duckworth, John Duckworth, Scott Weber, Jose Javier Jimenez, Earl Taylor, Kyle Varker. The purpose of the Art Club is to allow students to be involved in outside art activities. This year they visited Neiman's Fortnight, and made trips to various museums and to S.M.U. 240 Are these the future's Rembrandts? 1st Row: Coach Cates, Paul Hartman, Mark Vermillion, Bill Hoffman, John Burt, Russell Jones, Sam Sanders. 2nd Row: Craig Gervers, Barry Wilcox, Troy Phillips, Steve Cordova, Brad Thompson. 3rd Row: Kyle Varker, John Shoemaker, Clark Hood, Bobby Hartman, Bruce Wilcox. 4th Row: John Cook, David Johnson, Aaron Boulton, Curtis Hankins, Rusty Pate, Jack Duckworth. Go!... Officer of Key Club! THE END! KEY CLUB 241 The members of the Key Club sponsored a Car Bash to promote school spirit. The officers are: Pres., Clark Hood; Vice-Pres., Bobby Hartman; Sec., Craig Gervers; Treas., Sam Sanders. THE PUB PRESENTS Front Row: Cynthia Godwin, Jana Henderson, Denise Rickard, Dottie Garland, Gina Perrone and Reena I’apanickalaou. Back Row: LaDonna Castanuela, Belinda Retta, Cammy Henson, Therese Powell, Tracy Brooks, Anne Rhodes, Melanie Godek, and not pictured, Laurie Lovvorn. What sly ideas will she put into the Pub? 242 Editor Anne Rhodes is hard at work trying to decide what goes and what goes. The '79-'80 officers are: Editor, Anne Rhodes; Chairpersons, LaDonna Castanuela, Reena Papanickalaou, and Denise Rickland. The brave sponsor of the Pub is, of course, Mr. Brown. It can't be that bad, can it, LaDonna? We have only ten more names to go! (You Won't Find Out 'till It Comes Out) 243 CLASSES — Front: Bilma Carrasco and Section Editor Jennie Weidler. Back: Tracy Hiser and Kathleen Swann. SPORTS — Front: Anthony Hollins and Section Editor Diane Canipe. Back: Kristy Pendergrass and Laura Young. CLUBS — Front: Armida Carrasco and Deborah De La Rosa. Back: Lien Le and Section Editor Cynthia Godwin. STUDENT LIFE — Cynthia Garza and Section Editor Joi Hatzenbuehler. First Row: Jeanne Bordelon, Editor Cheryl Drane, Business Editor Belinda Retta, and Cathy Truitt Second Row: Section Editors; Jennie Weidler, Sally Graf, Patti Hamilton, Joi Hatzenbuehler, Diane Canipe, and Cynthia Godwin. Third Row: Tracy Hiser, Armida Carrasco, Anh-Tu Tran, Kathleer Swann. 244 PHOTOGRAPHERS — Front: Jeanne Bordelon. Back: Sondra Beck and Cathy Truitt. Laura Young, Tina Perry, Lien Le, and Bilma Carrasco. Last Row: Sponsor Ms. Dunn, Kristy Pendergrass, Deborah De La Rosa, Leslie Mihal, Cynthia Garza, Anthony Hollins, Sondra Beck, and Ben Retta. I FACULTY — Anh-Tu Tran, Section editor Patti Hamilton, and Tina Perry. Business editor Belinda Retta and Editor-in-chief Cheryl Drane. Honors — Leslie Mihal and Section editor Sally Graf. Sr AFIF 245 SCHOOL BOARD DOES IT WRIGHT Superintendent Linus Wright 1980 School Board 248 Mr. Wayne Pierce WILDCAT PRINCIPALS DO IT STRICTLY Mr. Lupe Cruz Mr. Marvin Edwards Mr. |oel Haden Jacqueline Conlee Counselor Ollie Johnson Counselor SOME JUST DO IT FOR US Mozelle Newton Counselor Margaret Walker Counselor 250 Mary Brown Librarian Vivian Herrick Nurse Anna Baines Attendance Clerk Rachel Hoefnagel Attendance Clerk Gloria Foley Attendance Clerk ...AND OTHERS KEEP Nelda Kirk Principal's Office Rozanna Hinsch Secretary THE RECORDS Betty Jones Data Processing Ruth Craft Recorder 251 SPECIAL TEACHERS DO IT Velma Lupo Special Education Ann Hanneman Special Education Margret Adame Math Teacher WITH PATIENCE Wilton Crocker VAC Sandra Steen VAC 252 Janise Chase ESL Helen Bland Registrar Doris Crammer Counselor Clerk Virginia Rogers Study Hall EXTRA PEOPLE Mary Ellis Counselor Clerk Martha Nelson Study Hall EXTRA WORK DO Gloria Conner Study Hall OUR 253 LANGUAGE ART! DO II 254 Patricia Hardman TEACHERS CORRECTLY... Margaretto Lundh r Peggy Phelps 255 ...AND WITH SUBJECTS Rosilyn Pippin Sally Wingo 256 CREATIVE ARTS TEACHERS DO IT BEAUTIFULLY Roger Ashcraft Hammon Cox Phillip Cook Elizabeth Lord Lollie Tompkins Marca Lee Bircher MATH TEACHERS Wilhelmina Blevins 258 Carolyn Eldredge DO IT METRICALLY Leon Hamilton Steve Scott 259 SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHERS DO IT Charles Etta Bryant Charles Hoggard Michael Kerby Who, me? Wanda Mays 262 Bill Turner You did what! Eugenia Jameson AROUND THE WORLD Doris Stratton Rusty Talbot 263 I TEACHERS N C E Vera Britton Joan Davis Nova Evans 264 Glen Tucker 265 CAREER EDUCATION DO IT FOR THE Bob Cargile Verlene Houston Joe Barnett Maurice Cindratt Maryhelen Feeley Floyd Malone 266 TEACHERS WITH PLANS FUTURE John Mitchell Sarah Stovall Helen Nauman Robert Wilk Ruth Struble Betty White Nancy Wilkinson 267 RECREATIVE ARTS TEACHERS DO IT TO KEEP IN SHAPE Cay Addington 268 Richard Mason Tony Tovar YOUTH ACTION DOES IT Helen Cook O R D E R L Y Tom Cartwell John Nobles 269 Gail Jantz Library Clerk TEACHER AIDS COME TO THE RESCUE Doris Pierce Library Clerk Dorothy Decker Data Processing Judy Shadix Special Education Janet Surratt Special Education 270 THESE PEOPLE Left Picture: Ollie McGregor, S. T. Carter, Hardy Padon. Right Picture: Mary Parks, Albert James, Grady Power, Brenda Bonner. Bottom Row: Andrew Hernandez, Audie Horn, Manuel Gelacio. 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SHOWCASE COIN INVESTMENTS Merchants State Bank Mall 5217 Ross at Henderson Dallas 826-0400 INDEX A Adame, Margret — 252 Adames, Alesia — 89 Adams, Kathy —89,198.199 Adams, Leon — 74 Addington, Cay —165,166, 178,268 Aguilar, Graciela — 89 r200,1 Aguilar, Jesus — 74,182 Aguilar, Maggie — 89 Aguilera, Blanca — 89 Aguilera, Norma — 74 Aguire, Raymond — 89 Albertson, Chuck — 74 Alcantar, Julie — 89 Alexander, Jerry — 74 Allbee, Andy—188,189, 225,226 Allen, Amy —74,205,206, 207.210.211 Allen, Bobbie —57,216 Allen, David —89,229 Allen, Elgin —89,229 Allen, Jonathan — 30,234 Allen, Michael — 30,135, 137,197 Allen, Waymon — 30 Allin, Bart — 74 Alvardo, Erasmo — 74 Alvardo, Maria — 57 Alvarez, Lola —180 Alvarez, Oralia —74 Alvarez, Willie — 229 Amaya, Maria — 74,218 Anaya, Abelardo — 89 Anaya, Aidi — 30,227 Anguiano, Michael — 228 Anguiano, Deborah — 30 Anthony, Julian — 205,223 Appleberry, Pamela — 30 Arce, Raymond — 89 Archie, Cassandra — 74 Arellano, Juanita — 74 Arellano, Julia — 57,228,230 Armstead, Pauline —165 Armstead, Ronna — 57,204 Arredondo, Rikki — 89,101, 152,153,74 Arredondo, Rubin — 89,175 Ash, Robbie —57,197,229 Ashcraft, Roger — 257 Aten, Ruthannc — 89,169, 171.197.211 Atterson, James — 89,229 Ault, Sandra —89,171,212, 227 Autry, Gwendolyn — 89 Aynesworth, Allyson — 74, 232,236 B Bacon, Don — 268 Bailey, Cathy —89,197 Bailey, Lisa —89 Baines, Anna — 251 Baines, Soundra Gayle —18, 30,112,204,212,235 Balderrama, Sonnia — 57, 199,218 Baldwin, Kathleen — 254 Ballard, Dorothy— 108,113, 204 Ballard, Edward —150,176 Ba'lingcr, Sherry — 57 Balimger, Steve — 74,229 Barber, Grace — 89 Barnes, Billy —269 Barnes, Craig — 74 Barnes, Pete — 226 Barnet, Bill — 57 Barnett, Frankie — 89,152, 228 Barnett, Joe —190,235,266 Barragan, Steve — 57,229 Barrientos, Juan — 74 Baria, Joseph — 18,30,170, 198,232,231 Bartlett, Valarie —57 Bauer, Milissa — 89 Bean, Freddie —152 Bean, Hollis —134,137,148 Bean, John —152 Beasley, Robert — 74,205, 206.236 Beaver, Eddie —89,152,153 Beck, Danalec — 74 Beck, Sondra —57,184,1%, 223.236 Benavides, Carolyn — 57, 199 Benedetto, Jimmy — 74 Benson, Charles — 89,152, 229 Benson, Margaret — 89,229 Bentsen, Hanne — 30 Bernal, Enrique — 89 Bernal, Roberto —89 Bert, John —67,122 Bircher, Marca Lee —119, 226,257 Blakely, Bernard — 31 Blancas, Joseph — 74 Bland, Helen —253 Blanton, Teresa — 31 Blassingame, Lisa — 89 Blevins, Wilhelmina — 258 Blomquist, Carla — 88,89 Boardman, Amy — 89,212, 226.236 Boardman, Ellen — 31,218 Bonner, Gary — 158,159, 176 Boone, Ray — 74 Boone, Roslyn — 57,199, 212,227 Bordelon, Jeanne — 56,57, 112,1%, 204, 244, 245 Boulton, Aaron — 31,134, 127.142,148,176,177 Bowers, John —31 Box, Jerry —89,152 Bozarth, Julie —31,198,235 Bradley, Donald — 74,150 Bradley, Janet — 57 Brancato, Joanna — 31,113, 115, 204, 223, 235 Brice, Lewis — 74 Britton, Vera — 264 Brooks, Karen — 31,199 Brooks, Ladetra — 74 Brooks, Lorrie — 73,74,107, 212.226.231 Brooks, Misty — 57,106,109, 123,204 Brooks, Tracy — 31,108,200, 201.212.232 Brown, Adrienne — 32,218 Brown, Alfred — 135,137 Brown, Annette — 57,228, 229.230.235 Brown, Gwendolyn — 75, 165,167,178 Brown, Janette — 57,228 Brown, J.C. — 57 Brown, J. William — 243,258 Brown, Letitia — 21,32,162, 166,167,178,212,223 Brown, Mary — 250 Brown, Patricia — 75 Bruce, Thomas — 75,227 Bryan, Jerry — 58,235 Bryant, Charles Etta — 262 Bryant, David — 89 Bryant, William — 58,175 Buchmeyer, Charlotte — 22, 32,125,1%, 222 Buckley, Bob — 235 Bullock, Lloyd — 89 Burke, Larry — 58,229 Burnett, Mark —89 Burton, Cheryl — 32 Burton, Michael —199 Byers, Karen —75,205,208, 209.218.236 Bynum, Malcolm — 58 Bynum, Robert —197 c Caballero, Norma — 75 Cabrera, Deborah — 32,228, 230 Cabrera, John — 75,182 Camp, Sherry —199 Camp, Timothy — 89 Campbell, Daniel — 75 Canipe, Diane — 32,113, 204,244,246 Capetilla, Angie — 58 Capletto, Marlene — 89 Cargile, Bob —226,239 Cargile, Stephen — 75,119, 225,226,239 Carlisle, Tammy —89 Carpenter, David — 75,228 Carr, Bruce — 89 Carranza, Richard — 75 Carrasco, Armida — 58,244, 245 Carrosco, Beatriz — 90 Carrasco, Bilma — 32,204, 218,244,245 Carrasco, Raul — 75 Carrasco, Sergio — 90 Carroll, Shawn — 58, 71,137 Carrillo, Cesar — 90 Carson, Carl — 58 Carter, Vicky —58,199 Cart well, Tom — 269 Case, Vickie —58,229,230 Casanova, Maria — 90 Casas, Rosa Linda — 90 Castanon, Elena — 32,180 Castanon, Juanita — 90,106, 109,167 Castanon, Magdalena — 32, 108,180,198,199 Castanuela, Ava — 75,85, 218,236 Castanuela, LaDonna — 22, 33,1%. 222, 243 Castanuela, Zina — 58,71, 1%, 204,218 Castro, Mary —90 Cates, Sid —128,137,145, 175,258 Catuncan, Marives — 90 Cervantes, Alfredo — 90,228 Cervantes, Benito —182 Cervantes, Rosa Linda —90 Cervera, Norma — 75 Chacon, Carlos — 58 Chacon, Rubin — 58 Chambers, Mark — 90,205, 206,226 Chappel, Keith — 75 Charles, Tonia — 90 Chase, Janise — 252 Chavez, Christopher— 33, 182,183,239 Chefchis, Lori — 33 Childress, Ted — 234,235 Childs, Michael —75,150 Choyce, Arthur — 58' Clark, Donna — 75 Clayton, Francis —90 Clear, Michael — 58,158, 232 Clemmons, Cassandra — 58, 204 Cochran, Roderick — 90 Cole, Carolyn — 33,199 Cole, Luanna — 254 Coleman, Ray — 75 Coleman, Shiela — 90 Collins, Boyd — 33 Collins, Carmen —59 Collins, Suzanna — 90 Collinsworth, Gayla —184, 268 Combs, Deana — 90,205, 206 Conlee, Jacqueline — 250 Conner, Anthony — 75 Conners, Gloria — 253 Contreras, Lydia —33 Cook, Anne — 90,164,178, 227 Cook, Doug — 75, 227 Cook, John — 22, 33,154, 155,157,232 Cook, Mary — 269 Cook, Phillip — 257 Cooke, Kami — 59,236 Cooksey, Thomas — 90 Cooling, T. —176 Cooper, Leslie —198,199 Cooper, Thomas — 59 Copling, Rondra — 33,204 Copling, Sondra — 33,113, 1%, 204 Copling, Terrence — 75,137 1%, 225 288 Cordova, Steve — 22, 34, 1%, 222,2.36 Corley, Melanie — 75,197 Cornish, Carol — 90,227 Cothrum, Terri — 75,236 Cox, Becky — 75,191,205, 206.236 Cox, Carolyn —119 Cox, Hammon — 257 Cozart, Lorrie — 90,228 Cozart, Richard — 75,228 Craft, Ruth —251 Cravens, Mary — 90,198, 199 Crawford, Jackqueline — 59 Crawford, Linda — 34 Crise, Robin — 59 Crocker, Wilton — 252 Crockett, Brenda — 34,199 Crockett, Owen — 90 Crosby, Dean — 90,152,197 Crotts, Cara —90 Crowder, Ot is — 90,152,229 Crowley, Clinton— 154,155 Cruz, Lucy —59,71,166, 180,205,206,207,212,218, 219 Cruz, Lupe — 249 Cunningham, Vickers — 21, 22, 34,212,222 Curry, Paula — 75 Curry, Zan — 34 Curtis, Jay —59 Cushingberry, Laurette — 34 Dacus, Patricia — 90 Dale, Michelle — 204,235 Darner, Patti — 34 Darthard, Gina — 76 Davenport, Vicki — 59 Davidson, Kathy — 59,199 Davila, Dominga — 90,180 Davila, Pablo — 90 Davilla, Doris — 90,197 Davilla, Rose — 59,204,236 Davis, Billy — 258 Davis, Dwight — 76,158 Davis, Joan — 264 Davis, Marion — 34 Davis, Robert — 90,152,161 Davis, Rosa — 258 Davis, Terry — 76 Day, Esther —76,199,229 Day, Pamela — 90,199 Dealey, Mark — 91 Dealt, Alice — 76 Dean, Arthur — 35,227 Dean, Diana — 91,226 Dean, Jimmy — 76,184,236 Deason, Tammy — 76,205, 206.208.209.236 Decker, Dorothy — 270 Degard, Dennis — 76 Del Bosque, David —152 De La Cruz, Gloria — 76 De La Cruz, Marco — 91 De LaO, Josie — 76 De La Rosa, Deborah — 59, 1%, 204, 206,218, 223,236, 244,246 De La Rosa, Victor — 91, 152,205,206,244 De Haro, Janet — 59,198 De Haro, Joel — 59 De La Vega, Joe — 35,176, 177 De La Vega, Robert — 59, 176 De Leon, Maria — 59 Dellon, Maria — 235 Dennis, Yolonda — 59,199 Derrick, Roger — 91 Deweese, Pamela — 76 DeWitt, Diane —91,101, 199 Diener, Denay — 76,224 Dimas, Eva — 60 Dimas, Coach —180 Dodge, Charles — 76 Dolan, Sally —16,19,35, 108,200,201,223,235 Dollgener, Margaret — 76, 205,209 Dominguez, Carlos — 91 Dooley, Julia — 76,218 Doster, Jim — 60,150 Douglas, Kirk —229 Douglas, John — 35,134 Drane, Cheryl — 35,169, 171,200,201,214,222,236, 237,244, 245 Driskill, Doug — 76 Duckworth, Jack — 60,123, 158,232, 240, 241 Duckworth, John — 35,170, 232,227,240 Dunn, Catherine — 245,254 Dupree, Victor — 35 Duran, Gabriela — 76 Dye, Amy — 76 E Earhart, Julie — 22, 35,1%, 214,222, 226,236,237 Earl, Fred —91,152,177 Earl, Joyce —76 Early, Joanne — 20,22, 35, 125,162,184,185,186,1%, 212,232 Echols, John — 36,232 Edwards, Marvin — 249 Edwards, Pam — 60,123, 204,218 Ehrhardt, John — 60,71,137, 170.173, 212,218 Eldredge, Carolyn — 258 Ellis, Ernest —60 Ellis, Mary — 253 Emerson, Leno — 91,152 Endly, Roy —36,205.206, 207 Enriquez, Joseph — 91 Ephraim, Jackie — 76 Ephriam, Theresa — 36 Eppright, Judy — 254 Epps, Lottie —76 Escamilla, Edward — 91 Escobar, Rosa — 36 Esparza, Joel —183 Esparza, Norma — 91 Espinoza, Sonia — 91 Estell, Robbie —91,229 Estrada, Anne — 1% Estrada, Ruben —76 Esquivel, Adolfo —36 Esquivel, Adrianna — 60,197 Esquivel, Gus —118,184, 186,207 Esquivel, Josie — 60 Evans, Julie — 60 Evans, Herbert — 91,229 Evans, Michael —36 Evans, Nova — 264 Evans, Tony — 60,197 Everett, Chuck —19,36,170, 200,201,212 Everett, Tracey — 76,171, 218, 226 Eversole, Kimberly — 91,229 Fain, Wesley — 76,150 Farrar, Lisa — 76,211,218, 226 Feeley, Maryhelen — 266 Felton. Joe —77,150,176 Fields, Treasa —162,163, 167 Fierro, Loreno — 91 Fierro, Martha — 77 Finger, Arlene — 222,254 Fischer, Cheryl Lynn —91, 227 Fischer, Donald — 91,228, 230 Fischer, Ronald — 91,230 Fivecoat, Hope —77 Flecher, Barbara —60,199 Fletcher, Jerome — 60 Fletcher, Theresa — 36 Florence, Gary —152 Flores, Danny — 60,71,150 Flowers, Dennis — 77 Flowers, William — 36 Foley, Gloria —251 Forgy, Christopher — 91,175 Fosmire, Jenny — 60,171, 1%, 206,214,223,226 Fosmire, Susan — 20,22,37, 118,169,171,1%, 205, 206, 207, 214,222, 223, 225, 226 Fosset, Byron —152,161 Fox, Jeff —228 Fox, Marquita — 60,112, 204 Franco, Michelle — 60,71, 112,204,218,223,226 Franko, Vernon — 77 F raser, Cara — 91,227 Fratilla. Terri — 91 Freeman, Alphine — 268 Fugate, Becky — 61,184,185 Fugilt, Pamela — 37,232 Fullbright, Tara —77,171, 205,206,218 Fuller, Debra — 77 Fuller, Hodge — 60,212 Fuller, Shorletta—91 G Gach, Clara —37,199 Gann, Beth —91 Gann, Brenda — 77 Garcia, Alfonso — 91,227 Garcia, Anthony — 228 Garcia, David — 91 Garcia, Fernando — 61 Garcia, Janet — 37 Garcia, John — 77,150,175 Garcia, Leticia — 37 Garcia, Rosalinda — 235 Garcia, Roy — 77 Garland, Dorothy — 21,23, 37.184,185,186,204,212, 222 Garret, Lisia —61,216 Garza, Cynthia — 37,204, 244,245 Geiser, Steve — 61 Gepp, Kathy— 91 Gervers, Craig — 56,61,71, 137,1%, 212,241 Giang, Tai — 91 Gibson, Kirk —91,228 Gindratt, Maurice — 266 Glass, Katherine — 37,197 Godek, Melanie — 37,119, 205.206.207.210.225.226 Godner, Mark —197 Godwin, Cynthia — 38,125, 205, 209,212,214,223, 244 Gomez, Anparo — 91 Gomez, Higinio — 77 Gomez, Jesus —183 Gomez III, Joe — 61 Gomez, Jose — 61,223 Gomez, Shirley — 91,164 Gonzalez, Arturo — 38,235 Gonzales, Beatrice — 38 Gonzales, Christina — 92, 180 Gonzales, Freddy — 38 Gonzales, Gilbert —92,182 Gonzales, lleann —180 Gonzales, Jesse — 77,150 Gonzales, Johnny — 77 Gonzales, Juan —77 Gonzales, Juanne — 77 Gonzales, Julie — 61 Gonzales, Rodney — 92 Gonzales, Sylvia — 38 Gonzalez, Arturo — 38,235 Goodin, Greg — 77 Goodman, Keith —92,152 Goodspeed, Barbara Ann — 92 Gordon, Bobby — 77 Gordon, Doug — 61,119, 225.226 Gordon, Gary — 92 Gorman, Merrill — 77 Gosney, Shelley — 92,171, 173,212,227 Grace, Annie —180 Graf. Sally —19,23, 38,200, 201,244,246 Graf, Sparky —92 Graham, Lisa — 38,199 Graham, Mike — 77,150, 170 Crammer, Doris — 253 Granado, Jim — 77 Granado, Mary — 61 Graves, Rick — 92 Gray, Barbara — 92 Green, Bob —169,170,171, 264 Green, Jackie — 92 Greer, Billy — 77 Griffin, Wesley — 38 Groben, Anne — 77,114, 225 Groner, Mark — 92 Grubbs, Keith —92,228 Grun, Michelle — 92 Guerra, Mary — 228 Gunnels, Cliff —38,188, 189.205.206.207.226 H Haden, Joel — 249 Hall, Joe — 61 Hall, Reginald —92,152, 160,161 Hamilton, Billy Joe — 77 Hamilton, Craig — 92 Hamilton, Leon — 137,145, 150,151,176,177,187, 259 Hamilton, Patricia — 39,125, 1%, 205,209,218,244 Hampton, Darlene — 92 Hampton, David — 61 Hand, Michael — 92,228 289 Hankins, Curtis— 135,137, 241,142,143 Hankins, lackie — 92,171, 197 Hankins, Tracey — 77,137 Hanneman, Ann — 252 Hansen, David — 77 Hardman, Patricia —119, 254 Haro, Rodrigo — 92,228 Hardwick, Margie — 78,107, 109,119,212,225,226,236 Harper, Karen — 204 Harper, Kent —61,1% Harper, Susan —197 Harrell, Mike — 92 Harrington, Rynelle — 92, 226 Harris, Betty — 78,205, 206, 218 Harris, Dorothy — 78 Harris, Keith— 61,137,139, 154,176 Harris, Otis — 175 Hartmann, Paul — 92,101, 184 Hartmann, Robert — 14, 39, 134,137,138,149,193,212, 241 Hatzenbuehler, Jois — 23, 39,113,204,214,244,246 Hawkins, Robert —61,177 Haynes, Amy — 62,218 Haynes, Bert —92,152 Haynes, Beverly — 39,205 Haynes, Sandra — 92 Headjeffery — 92 Hearn, Calvin — 62 Hearn, Sharria — 92 Helgeson, Sara — 92,205, 206 Hemphill, Essie — 39 Hemphill, Kathy — 236 Hemphill, Lurethea — 62 Henderson, Jana — 39,125, 191,205,209,212,214,227, 232 Henry, Bobby — 228,230 Henry, Linda —62 Henson, Cammy — 23,39, 205,206,207,212,214 Herb, Patricia —229 Herbcner, Jennifer — 39, 205,206,214,226,240 Hernandez, Adam — 92 Hernandez, Alfonso — 92, 229 Hernandez, Ann — 92 Hernandez, Ben — 92 Hernandez, Carol — 92,167, 180,1%, 199 Hernandez, Gail —92 Hernandez, Hijino — 92 Hernandez, Irene — 39,234, 235 Hernandez, |o — 93,199 Hernandez, joann — 93 Hernandez, Margaret — 62, 228 Hernandez, Martha — 78 Hernandez, Miguel — 93, 229 Hernandez, Mitchell — 62, 137,149 Hernandez, Paul —151,174, 1% Hernandez, Otto — 150,182 Hernandez, Roy — 40,174, 1% Hernandez, Tina — 62,199 Hernandez, Tommy — 93 Hernandez, Tony — 78 Hernandez, Wally — 78 Herrall, Terry — 93 Herrera, Arlene — 62,197, 199 Herrera, Joe —93,152,175 Herrera, Martha — 78 Herrera, Norma — 40 Herrera, Oscar — 78 Herrera, Rogelio — 78 Herrick, Vivian — 250 Hewett, Glynis — 78,227 Hicks, Cleveland — 62,154 Hicks. Lance —78, 236 Higdon, Carol —93,227 Hill, Amy — 86,212,224 Hill, Barbara —255 Hill, Marc — 62 Hilliard, Reginald — 40 Hinojosa, Pat — 78,180 Hinsch, Rozanna — 251 Hipp, Dana — 40,222,235 Hipps, Lisa— 78,227 Hiser, Billy —93,205,206, 226 Hiser, Tracy —62,1%, 204, 218,223,244 Hodnett, Marylou — 78, 218, 226 Hoefnagel, Rachel — 251 Hofelt.Carl —62 Hoffman, William — 40,135, 137,168 Hoffmeyer, Lance — 78 Hoggard, Charles — 137, 145,159,160,161,262 Holland, Donald — 78 Holland, William — 62 Hollins, Anthony — 40,154, 155,156,157.176,177, 212, 244,245 Holmes, Richard — 78,227, 228,230 Hood, Clark —16,18,29,40, 134,137,139,140,141.144, 148,149,176,177,212 Horn, Berith — 62, 205,206 Horn, Faith — 206 Horne, Lois — 40 Hostetler, Katby — 62,214, 226 Houston, Verlene — 266 Howard, Jimmy —137,149, 187 Howard, Ted — 40 Howard, Simone — 78 Howell, Celeste — 62,205, 206,207,208, 209,211,214, 223 Howell, Jane —78,205,206, 208,209,211 Hudson, Vernon — 78 Huerta, Mary — 78 Hughes, Leroy — 93,152, 177 Hughey, Bo — 93,226 Humphrey, Byron — 63, 232 Hunter, Aaron — 93 Hunter, Nathan — 63 Hutchinson, Craig — 93, 190, 205,206 I Ibarra, Felipe — 78,183 ) Jackson, Barbara — 93,205, 206,227 Jackson, Benny —41 Jackson, Charles — 78,168, 170,173,205 Jackson, J. B. — 41,236 Jackson, Laverne — 255 Jackson, Mary Lynn — 79, 218,226 lackson, Steven — 63,119, 122,150,1%, 212,225,226 James, Andy — 78,79,150, 170 James, Bill — 41,170,214, 226 Jameson, Eugenia — 222, 263 Jantz, Barbara — 79,197,218 Jantz, Gail —270 Jantz, Margaret — 93,104, 106, 197, 218, 227 Jantz, Susan —41 Jasso, Dora — 93 Jasso, Maria — 79 lasso, Teresa —41 Jefferson, Adam —63,158, 1% Jefferson, Willie — 41 Jenkins, Carl — 79 Jenkins, Mark —41,124,214 Jennings, Julia—63 Jimenez, Adolfo — 41 Jimenez, Jose — 41 Jimenez, Priscilla — 93,106, 198,199 John, Millicen't — 63,204, 214,218,240 Johnson, Calvin — 93,228 Johnson, Carolyn — 93 Johnson, Darrell — 79,205 Johnson, David — 93 Johnson, Donna — 63 Johnson, Gail — 79 Johnson, Jennifer — 73.79, 212.224.226 Johnson, Joe — 63 Johnson, Jerry — 269 Johnson, Lisa — 93,229 Johnson, Melody — 93,198 Johnson, Ollie — 250 Johnson, Perry — 134,137, 176.177.227 Johnson, Robert —63 Johnson, Roderick — 79 Johnson, Sonja — 42,162 Johnson, Tim — 79,150,176 Jones, Betty — 251 Jones, Carolyn — 63 Jones, Debra — 93,197 Jones, Felicia — 42,166,204, 240 Jones, Marcy — 93 Jones, Ray —79 Jones, Raymon — 42,134, 137,148,176,177 Jones, Russell — 73,79,82, 150,174 Jones, Shelia —199 Jones, Walter —79 Jordan, Beverly — 42,197, 199 Jordan, Derek — 93,229 Joyce, Shelley — 79,212,224 Juarez, Jessie — 93 Juarez, Lisa —79,180 Juarez, Martin —93,229 Juarez, Xochitl — 42 Jung, Karen — 79,218 K Kapp, Karen — 42,199 Karl, Robby —93,152,153, 175 Kazee, James — 79 Keller, Ricky —79,137.158, 159 Keller, Rodney — 42,154, 155,176 Kelley, Dawn —23,42,118, 1%, 207,222,232,233 Kelley, Robert —93,226 Kelley, Wayne — 93 Kelly. James —151,162,167, 264 Kendall, Lance — 79 Kendrick, Jerral — 63,131, 134,144,176,177 Kerby, Mike — 137,145,150, 158,262 Keyes, Nancy — 93 Khoummoung, Kongseng — 93 Kicham, Gabrielle — 93 Kicham, Gabrielle — 93 King, Brenda —63,199 King, Michael — 206 Kirk. Nelda — 251 Kirkbride, Danny — 235 Kohutek, Albert —63, 229 Kohutek, David—93 Kozarevich, Janis — 93,165 Kuykendall, Sherry — 93 L Laceky, June —42,112,199, 204 Lantrip, Susan — 94 Lam, Vinh — 93 Lamonica, Edward — 79,175 La Tour, Darryl —93,152, 153,187 LaTour, Daniel — 229 Lavender, Michael — 79 Lawton, Ricky — 79 Le, Lien —23.43,204,222, 244,245 Leachman, Robert — 79,228 Leal, Lucio — 80 Learner, Malcolm — 94 Leek, Theresa — 94 LeMaster, Sammy —180 Lerma, Ernesto — 265 Lenire, Cindy — 94 Leos, Camilo — 259 Lewis, Michael — 94 Lewis, Michael — 80 Lewis, Tammy — 63,199 Lightner, Jessie — 94,226 Linden, Evan — 94,170,184, 185 Loflis, Ricky —63.137,176 Logan, Mark —63 Long, James —94 Long, Jerald —64,221 Longoria, Debbie — 43 Looney, Dean — 64 Lopez, Albert — 80,183 Lopez, David — 43,114,186, 214 Lopez, Diana — 64,167 Lopez, Julia —63,198.199 Lopez, Leticia — 80 290 Lopez, Maria — 80 Lopez, Oscar — 94,182 Lopez, Roger — 94 Lopez, Tony — 94,152,182, 227 Lord, Elizabeth — 211,257 Loworn, Laurie — 23,43, 108,112,118,119, 204,212, 222,225 Loung, Toan — 94 Lowery, Dora — 94 Lowrey, Debra — 43,162, 166,180 Lowry, Robert — 80,170,173 Lozano, Ivette — 80,218, 237 Lozano, Norma —80 Lueke, Cyndi — 43 Lueke, Dean —80,150,177 Lueke, Kim —64,71,204. 226 Lundh, Margaret — 255 Lupo, Velma — 252 Lyon, Kathy —64,199 Me McCaslan, Kay — 64 McClafferty, Kevin —80 McClafforty, Jerry — 150 McClarity, Marcos — 64 McClarity, Sonia — 44,162, 166,178,179,199 McCleary, Kenneth — 229 McCord, Mark — 44,124, 212,221 McCowan, Brenda — 94 McCracken, Susan — 65, 162.166.204.226 McDonald, Christy — 94, 205 McDowell, Charles — 65, 175 McDowell, Heather — 80 McEven, Charles — 94 McGee, Elaine — 80 McGill, Josephine — 80 McGouldrick, Mike — 44, 188,189 McGreggor, Karen —94,227 McKinney, Alan — 80,176, 205 McKinnon, Kim — 80 McPherson, Kevin — 65 McPherson, Kimberly — 94, 227 McShane, Michael — 44, 214,229 McSpadden, Ann — 253 McWilliams, Brad — 226 McWilliams, Brent —94, 205.206.211.225.226 Machado, Ramiro — 228 Machado, Vidal —183 Maldonado, Alma — 94,212, 226 Mallewick, Marlene — 255 Malone, Esponale — 94 Malone, Floyd —266 Malone, Rodney — 94,152, 153 Malone, Terry — 64,137, 144,158,159.176 Malone, Vicky — 64,106, 199,204 Malone, Wanda — 43,108, 199 Manak, Jerry — 43,228 Mandy, Jef fery — 80 Manhard, Michael — 80 Manning, Amy — 64, 71, 204, 218,223 March, Angie — 94 Marcial, Lisha — 94 Marcus, Cathy — 80 Marks, Allison — 43,235 Marquez, Marie — 94 Marsico, Alan — 80,150 Martel, Jesse — 64 Martin, Catherine — 80,199 Martin, Christy — 64,204 Martin, Daphrene — 265 Martin, Gloria — 64, 229 Martin, Rosie — 94 Martin, Shirley — 94,228 Martin, Tony — 80,184,185, 218, 227 Martinez, Diana — 44,229 Martinez, Elizabeth — 80 Martinez, Francisco — 94 Martinez, Gerardo — 94, 152,176,182 Martinez, Gilbert — 94 Martinez, Gilda — 94 Martinez, Gwenn — 94 Martinez, Isabel — 80 Martinez, Laurie — 44,234, 235 Martinez, Raquel — 94 Martinez, Susanna — 80 Martinez, Veronich — 64 Mask, Willie — 229 Mason, Richard —125,137, 145,148, 268 Massey, Sherrye — 94,227 Mayer, Kathy — 64,191,204, 232 Mays, Wanda — 262 Mazurek, Lory — 44 Meals, Stephen — 44, 221 Means, Kevin — 94,152 Means, Patricia — 65 Medina, Ernest —80 Medina, Marcella — 95 Medrano, Rose — 256 Meers, Evelyn — 44,113, 118.204,212,235 Mena, Kim — 95 Mendez, Elvira — 81 Mendez, Javier — 23,45, 115,183,222 Mendoza, Gloria — 65 Mendoza, Sophia — 81,218 Messerschmitt, Kyle — 20, 24,45,176,177,214, 222 Mesta, Maria — 45 Meza, Roberto — 95 Mezta, Maria — 81 Michel, Hillaria — 95 Michel, Wenceslao — 45, 183 Mihal, Leslie —24,45.112, 129.204,222.245 Miller, Cynthia — 81 Miller, Eddie —152 Miller, Joseph —145,152, 180 Miller, Vanessa — 81,229 Miller, Yolanda — 95, 228 Mills, Kenita —215,265 Mills, Boretta — 229 Milstead, John — 95,152, 153 Minera, Dina — 81 Miranmontes, Lisa —95,167 Miramontes, Xavier — 95 Mitchell, |ohn — 267 Mitchell, Sekelthia — 95 Molena, William —95 Moncibais, Debbie — 45 Moncibais, Melissa — 95, 226 Moncibais, Ricky —150 Montgomery, Dee — 95, 205,206,227 Montoya, Antony — 65 Monzon, Anna — 95 Monzon, Dora — 81 Moore, Amy — 81 Moore, Carolyn — 81 Moore, Ivory — 95,229 Moore, Lisa — 45 Moore, Marilyn — 81,228 Moore, Wanda — 45 Moraido, Sergio — 95 Moreno, Connie — 65 Moreno, Esther — 65,106, 204,212,218 Morones, Permela — 81,107 Morris, David — 81,228 Morrison, P. J. — 65 Morrison, Dorothy — 81 Mowery, Steve — 45 Mullin, Etta—65.204 Mullin, Gwen — 46, 204 Muniz, Tom — 81 Munoz, Juan — 95,227 Murphy, Gregory — 81 Murphy, Stephen — 95 Murphy, Susan — 95 Myers, Charles —119 N Nauman, Helen — 267 Navarro, Diana —95,180 Navarro, Noe — 95 Neel, Sylvia—95,206 Nelson. Martha — 253 Neria, Patricia — 95 Newman, James — 95 Newton, Mozelle — 250 Nguyen, Cue — 81 Nhan, Minh — 95 Nichols, Carolyn — 81, 228 Nichols, Dennis — 95,229 Nickleberry, Marilyn — 46, 128.200.201 Nieto, Mignel — 95,182 Nobles, lohn — 269 Norman, Pamela — 81,199 Nowlin, Donna —65 o Odom, Rose — 95, 227 Ogburn, Carol — 65,199, 204 Ojeda, Vivian — 46,199 Olivares, Alejandro — 95 Olivares, Sandra — 81 Oliver, Rodney — 95,228 Olvera. Joe—95,152,153, 175 Ontiveros, Anthony —183 Ordaz, Alexander — 81,150 Orona, Irma — 81 Ortega, Abram — 81 Ortega, Celia — 81 Ortega, Gustavo — 65 Ortega, Ingris — 81,163,166 Ortega, Stella — 95 Ortiz, Martha —95 Ortiz, Nancy — 82 Owen, Jacqueline — 237, 256 Owens, Earl — 95,229 Owens, L in wood — 82,86 P Pacheco, Ruben — 95,228 Padilla, Michael —65,174 Padilla, Richard — 65 Palamo, Luis — 82,182 Papanickolaou, Reena — 46, 232,243 Paraguassu, Marcus — 95 Parish, Cynthia — 82,218 Parker, Ricky — % Parrett, Betty — 218,219,256 Pate, Preston — 57,65,71, 150 Pate, Russell — 46 Pate, Susan — 82,224 Patterson, Johnny — 82 Patterson, Randy — 82,205, 206 Patterson, Rebecca — 82, 197 Patton, Margaret — 66,204, 232 Paxton, Laurie —123,204, 232 Payne, Gery — %, 205,206 Paz, Mary — 46 Paz, Rosa — 46 Paz, Upolito —66 Paze, Pamela — 95 Pearson, Eleanor — 259 Peavy, Clifton —66,190,192 Peavy, Melissa — 227 Peck, Richard — 46 Peck, Todd —%, 205,206, 227 Pedigo, Sam — 235 Pena, Guadalupe — % Pendergrass, Kristy — 66,71, 123,1%, 205,206,207,218, 219,244, 245 Perkins, Paul —66 Perrone, Gina —15,24, 29, 46,108,109.128, 200, 201, 212,222,232 Perry, Cassandra — 82 Perry, Tina — 66,123, 204, 245 Peters, John — 82,228 Peters, Sherri — 66 Peters, Vicki—66,199 Phelps, Peggy —168,255 Phillips, Garry — 66 Phillips, Greg — %, 152 Phillips, Raymond — 82,154, 157.1%, 226 Phillips. Troy —47,212,232 Phipps, Bobby — 96,170, 212 Pieper, Tony — %, 226 Pierce, Doris — 270 Pierce, Wayne — 212,249 Pina, Miguel — %, 177 Pinkard, Odessa — 71,82 Piper, Renee — % Piper, Stuart —82 Pippin, Rosilyn — 232,233, 256 Pitts, Bobby —82,158,197 Pills, Roderick — %, 228 Pixler, Renee — 82 Polomo, L. —177 Ponce, Janise — % Portillo, Andres — 82 Portillo, Frank — 82 291 Posey, Carry — 66 Posey, Gwen — 82,218 Potter, Donald — 47,174 Powell, Therese — 47,218 Prestridge, Lisa —66 Price, Younda — 47,199 Pride, Ervin —47,135, 137, 140,141,142,176,177 Pride, Karla —82, 167,178, 206 Prince, Gregory — 66 Proctor, Clifton — 66,168, 170 Pruitt, Robert —%, 150 Pryor, Sherry — % Pulte, Kathleen — 256 Q Qualls, Roger — 82.190.229 Quintar, Martin — % Quintero, Glenda — 47 R Ramirez, Alejandra — % Ramirez, Alfrcso — 229 Ramirez, Anna — 96,199 Ramirez, Armando — 82 Ramirez, Blanca —66,71, 204,218 Ramirez, Dianna — 47,19 1 Ramirez, f stella — % Ramirez, Julia — 47,199 Ramirez, Maria — 82,180 Ramirez, Olga — 47 Ramirez, Ralph — 82 Ramirez, Tina — 66,180 Ramos, Diana — 228 Ramos, Fermin — 66 Ramos, John — 66 Ramos, Joseph — 96,152, 153 Ramos, Kenneth — 96 Ramos, Mickie—167 Ramsey, Belinda —83,107, 224 Ramsey, Lesia — 66,107 Ranson, Clendon — 67 Raybon, Tyrone — 96, 205, 229 Reagon, Shanell—% Reddington, Andrew — 48 Reeder, Robert — 96 Renfro, James — 229 Renfroe, Irene — % Retta, Belinda —24,48. 113, 1%, 204, 214,222, 22 3, 244. 245, 246 Retta, Benjamin — 19,48, 124, 1%, 199, 245 Reyes, Marina — 48 Reyes, Raymond — 96 Reyes, Victoria — 83 Reyna, Imelda —67,218 Reyna, Juan — 48,212 Reynolds, Michelle — 67 Reynolds, Patti — 83 Reynoso, Joe — 96, 176,226 Rhodes, Anne — 24, 48, 205 206,207,214,222,243 Rhodes, Carol — 24,48,125 196, 205, 209,218, 223 Rhodes, Eddie — 48 Rhomas, John — 229 Richardson, Claude — 67, 176,223 Richardson, Ronnie — 67 Richardson, Susan — % Rickard, Charlene — 67,122, 218 Rickard, Denise —48,212, 218,243 Rico, Anna — 83 Rider, Wilford — 67,137, 139,148,197,199,229 Riggan, Todd — 88,96,152, 212,226 Rios, Sandra — % Rivera, Becky — 83,84,218 Roads, Connie — 83 Rol erts, Christopher — 49, 226 Robertson, Thomas — 83 Robinson, David — 83,228 Robinson, Dennis — 49,235 Robinson, Laura —171 Robinson, Stacy — % Robinson, Steve — 83 Robinson, Ted —67 Rodriguez, Gloria — 49,197 Rodriguez, lesus — 49 Rodriguez, Raymond — 96, 176 Rodriguez, Ricky — 96,228 Rodriguez, Tina — 96 Rodriquez, Albert —67,182, 232 Rodriquez, Alice — % Rodriquez, David — 67,119, 196, 205, 206, 207,212,214, 225, 226 Rodriquez, Janie — 83,197 Rodriquez, Jose —176,177, 183 Rodriquez, Luis — 67,158 Rodriquez, Raul — 83,174, 183 Rodriquez, Reynolda —83 Rogers, Brian — 67,150 Rogers, lane — 67 Rogers, Virginia — 253 Rogers, lisa —228 Rogers, Wesley —190,192 Rolland, Craig — 67,150, 151,176 Roper, Dana — 96, 227 Resolas, Ernest — 49 Ross, Floy — % Ross, Martha —83 Rouse, Lisa —97,198,199 Rouwitt, Fay — 97 Rouwtt, Glenn —83 Rouwtt, Willie — 49,216 Roy, Sylvia —67,71,216 Rozelle, Kim — 49, 204,2 34, 235 Rozelle, Stacy — 49 Rushlu, Patty —50 Russell, Cathy — 50 Ruthenborg, Dutch — 50, 199 S Sadecky, Larry — 50,226, 228 Sadecky, Lisa—83,171,212, 224,226 Salazar, Ana — 83 Salazar, Norma — 50 Salazar, Racheal — 50 Salzazr, Sam — 67 Salazar, Yolanda — 97 Saldana, Delfino —177,182, 227 Samples, Kenneth — 97 Sanchez, Gloria — 97 Sanchez, Maria —83 Sanchez, Maria —67 Sandejas, Jimmy — 97,152, 177,182 Sanders, Brenda — 97 Sanders, Delores — 67 Sanders, Harold — 97,152, 161 Sanders, Otis — 99,226 Sanders, Roy — 50 Sanders, Sam — 56,60,68, 137 Santoyo, Margarito — 97 Satterfield, Clara — 68 Saucedo, Louis—182 Scammel, Rosemary — 83, 197 Schatzman, Mike — 97 Schmidt, Joe —83 Schroeder, Ann — 50,204, 235 Schroeder, Jill — 97 Schwen, Jerry — 68,137,176 Scoggins, Michael — 97 Scoggins, Patrick — 83 Scott, Anthony —83 Scott, Kirk —68,150,170 Scott, Steve —154,156,259 Seeker, Ann — 68,204,218, 226 Sedlacek, Tony — 97 Seely, Jack —182,183 Self, Gayla —97 Selvert, Susan —97 Shaddix, Judy — 270 Shankles, Larry —68 Shcaner, Patti —97,171, 218,226 Shelton, Cynthia — 97 Shelby, Hawley — 230 Shepherd, Shannon — 68, 162,166,178,179 Shcrm, Jerome — 68,158 Sherrill, Lynne — 83,226 Sheth, Uday — 97 Shields, Mike — 235 Shoemaker, John — 84,137, 187 Shores, Leslie — 97,205 Short, Alan — 50,221 Shuttleoff, Stephanie —180 Siciliani, Kriss — 68 Siddle, Cherce — 84,218 Sideris, Katerina — 84,218 Sideris, Pam — 68,204 Sierra, Yvonne — 97 Simms, Stephanie — 84,107 Simpson, Monica —51,178, 179 Smith, Adrian — 84,150 Smith, Brenda — 84,165. 167,178 Smith, Calvin — 84 Smith, Carolyn — 51,197 Smith, Charlene — 84,164, 165 Smith, Charles — 68,228 Smith, Elizabeth — 51 Smith, Felicia —51 Smith, Jerri —97,226 Smith, Joseph — 84 Smith, Kern —68,71,184, 226 Smith, Kerry — 68, 71, 205, 206, 207,214, 225,226 Smith, Loretta —61 Smith, Loretta —51 Smith, Renee — 68,197 Smith, Robert — 51,235 Sofge, Tim — 97 Sookma, Inez — 97,205, 206 207,212 Soto, Diana — 84,218 Soto, Elizabeth — 97 Soto, Susie — 68,123,180, 204.212.232 Spiropoulos, Deno — 51 Spiropoulos, Nick — 51,183, 235 Spiros, Avie —84,218 Spradlin, Royce — 51,199 Sprague, Gladys — 84 Spreniall, Charmaine — 84, 97 Springfield, Doug — 69 Springfield, Dulayne — 226 Starling, Kenny — 97 Starling, Patricia —69 Staten, Brenda —84 Steen, Sandra — 252 Stefanos, Gina —97 Stephens, Annette — 97 Stephens, Royce — 97 Stephenson, lance —174 Stcrry, Liz — 97 Stone, Amy — 88,97,106, 171,218, 226 Stone, Marie — 59,69,191, 204.232 Stovall, Sarah —1%, 199, 267 Stratton, Doris — 263 Stratton, Ellen—97,167 Stratton, Lisa —69,171.223 Stroud, Doug — 52 Stroud, Paul —84,150,174, 218 Struble, Ruth —212,267 Stulsky, Cindy — 84 Stultz, Lucien —97 Sullivan, Larry — 84 Surratt, Gina — 56,65,107, 112,113,114,119, 204,212, 218,223,225,226 Surratt, Janet — 270 Sutton, Sharia — 69 Swann, Kathleen — 69,1%, 218,244 Sweat, Brenda —52 Sweat, Gary — 84 Sweet, Becca — 84,211,212, 226,227 Swell, Dennis — 52,183, 197,228, 230 Sylvest, Matt — 205,206,227 Sztybel, Vivian — 52,218 T Talbot, Rusty —104,105,137, 138,145,187 Toliver, B. —176 Targton, Charleston — 84 Targton, Natalie —84 Tatlock, William —190,192, 205,206,207,214,226 Taylor, Earl —20,21,29,52, 135,137,154,155,157,176, 177 Taylor, Rhonda — 52,191, 192,226,227 Taylor, Taney — 84,218,119, 226 Tedwell, Josephine — 98 Teer, Charles — 71,235 292 Tercero, Hilda — 69,204, 218 Thomas, Joanna —69 Thomas, John — 98 Thompson, Anthony — 98 Thompson, Brad — 69,71, 137,174 Thompson, Darla — 84,218 Thorton, Charlene — 69, 205, 206, 210,225, 226 Thornton, Michelle — 84 Thornton, Randy — 98 Toliver, Bobby — 69,71,150 Toliver, Johnny — 98 Tompkins, Lollie — 257 Topalovich, Nancy — 85 Topalovich, Stephanie — 52, 199 Torres, Cracie —85 Torres, Margarita — 52 Tovar, Liz —180 Tovar, Norma —197 Tovar, Rosa —180 T ovar, T ony — 145,152,268 Tran, Anh Tu — 69,204,212, 214,223,224, 246 Tran, Tuan — 53 Trevino, Alba Nely — 98 Trevino, Debra— 180 Trevino, Marie — 98 Trevino, Martin — 85,150 T revi no, Olga — 85,180 Trevino, Ralph — 69 Trevino, Robert —98,152 Trevino, Roque — 73,85, 137,174,212 Trevino. Susana —53 Truitt, Kathi —18, 53,216, 218,244 Truitt, Tom —69,228,230 Trujillo, Carlos — 98, 152, 205 Truong, Phoung — 98 Tucker, Glen — 265 Turner, Bill — 263 Turner, Mary — 69 Turner, Michelle — 85 Tuya, Nelson — 70.174 Tyron, Rayon —175 u Urbina, Maria — 98 V Valtierra, Ricky — 70,199 Vang, Ou — 53 Vargos, Mike —174 Varker, Kyle —17, 53, 221, 223,232 Vasqucz, Linda — 98 Vasquez, Mary — 98 Vasquez, Susie — 98,199 Vasquez, Willie Ray — 70 Vation, Edwin — 70,154 Vat ion, Kenny — 98,161 Vation, Latonya — 53,199 Vaughan, T racy — 70,204, 214 Vega, Ed — 98 Vega, Raul—98 Vega, Sophia — 85 Velasquez, Jerry —70 Velasquez, luanita — 53 Velasquez, Robert — 70,199 Velasquez, Socorro — 53 Velasquez, Steven — 98 Vermeulen, Kay —115,223 Vermillion, Steven Mark — 53, 135,137 Veytia, Karen — 98 Vielma, Thomas — 88,99 Villanveva, Christina — 85 Villanueva, Martin — 99,228 Villapando, Alonzo — 85, 182 Villarreal, Gonzalo — 54 Villarreal, Ricardo — 99 Villasenor, Rosa — 85 w Wagner, Larry — 85 Wales, Darren — 99,212 Walker, Angie — 108,199, 228 Walker, Margaret — 250 Walker, Robert —99 Walker, Shelley —85 Walter, Brenda — 85 Washington, Lolita — 85, 212 Washington, Mary — 54 Washington, Patricia — 85 Ward, Melody — 54,197 Ward, Michael — 54,197, 228 Warren, Calvin —177,199 Warren, Mary — 99 Warren, Nathan —99,152 Warren, Julius — 228 Washington, Patricia — 224 Watson, Carla — 99,199 Watson, Monty — 99 Watson, Ray — 99 Wauson, Rodney — 85 Weaver, Marilyn — 54 Weaver, Robert — 99 Webb, Jeffrey — 54,235,234 Weber, Elizabeth — 70 Weber, Scot t — 85,137,148, 176 Wegerer, Carl — 70 Weghorst, Phyllis —119 Weidlcr, Jennie — 54,191, 204, 222,244 Wells, Jeffrey — 70 Wells, Kim — 99 White, Andy — 85 White, Betty — 267 White, Donna —199 Whiteside, Karla —99 Whitfield, Joey — 99 Wilcox, Barry —85,154, 218 Wilcox, Bruce — 85,184,218 Willard, Jan —54,113,204 Williams, Alfloyd —85,150 Williams, Angela — 99 Williams, Ann — 54 Williams, Annette — 85 Williams, Antonio — 70 Williams, Arnold — 85,205 Williams, Clifford Williams, Glenn — 99 Williams, Kenneth — 55,199 Williams, M. B. — 99 Williams, Norma — 55 Willeams, Patricia —99 Williams, Ruthie — 86,199 Williams, Sandra — 55, 216 Williamson, Paul — 70 Wilk, Robert — 267 Wilkenson, Kerry — 99,161 Wilkinson, Nancy —199, 267 Wincher, Rhonda — 55 Wingo, Sally — 256 Winter, Pam — 99, 227 Withrow, Kenneth — 99 Wofford, Kathy — 99 Wong, Chu Wing — 70,71, 218 Wonzer, Ronnie — 99 Wood, Sharon —17,55,200, 201 Woodfin, James — 70 Woods, Ann — 86,171 Wrightsie, Duana —99,106 Wyatt, Steve — 70,137,158, 176 Wyse, Adam —190,200, 201,206,230 Y Yang, Xang — 55,183 Yang, Xer — 55 Yates, Becky —86,205,206, 207.212,218 Ybarra, Nancy — 55 Yellowfish, Ricky —175 Yens, Richard —86,150,175 Young, Blair — 86,170 Young, Edward — 99,152, 153 Young, Freddie —135,137, 139,144,149,154,155,197 Young, Laura — 55,113,171, 204,244 z Zarate, Frank —99.175 The CRUSADER Staff Would like to thank Zina Castanuela for her artwork, the Wildcat Staff for the use of their negatives, and the faculty for their cooperation and patience. 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