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

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1981 volume:

z •svnva 3 A GROWING LEGEND THE MAKERS OF LEGENDS WOODROW WILSON 6 IS PEOPLE WE MAKE OUR OWN LEGENDS in 11 WOODROW WILSON HAS MADE OVER FIVE DECADES OF LEGENDS 13 When Time, Which Steals Our Years Away, Shall Steal Our Pleasures Too, The Memory of the Past Will Stay And Half Our Joy Renew — Moore HONORS STUDENT LIFE CLUBS SPORTS FACULTY CLASSES ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX ... AND THE LEGEND LIVES ON 15 16 HONORS 17 !K MISS WILDCAT FINALISTS J B E 0 A R N D N E E L 0 N 20 D R A 0 V D I E D R I Q U E Z MR. WILDCAT FINALISTS s c H A A R W R N O L L 21 MOST SPIRITED CUTE-N-CUDDLY SENIOR 22 SURELY SUCCESSFUL FAVORITES MOST FLIRTATIOUS 24 MOST ATHLETIC CLASS CLOWNS MOST INTELLIGENT Jennifer Ann Fosmire Semifinalist, .National Merit Scholarship Corporation; First Place. East Dallas Rotary Club Four-Way Test Better Speakers Tournament; Finalist, Notre Dame Club Junior of the Year Award; Second Place. P.T.A. Art Contest; Vice President. National Honor Society; All City Academic Team, four years. Tracy Ann Iliser DISD Student Committee to Review Policies and Procedures; Delegate. National Christian Youth Conference; Scholarship to Alaska Methodist University Work Camp; Highland Park Methodist Church Student Council Officer; Chairman. Dulac Work Camp Committee; Selected delegate to Girls State; National Honor Society; Distinguished American High School Student; Third Place Art Award. P.T.A. Cultural Arts Contest; Camp Fire Community Service Award; Ten Year Tenure Award; Bicentennial Award; A.C.A. Award. Ivctte Lozano Sontlra Beck Accumation Course — 1980; National Honor Society; Distinguished American High School Student; Who's Who Among American High School Students. John Khrhardt Executive Assistance Program. Distinguished American High School Student. 26 Preston Pate Texas Firld Archery Association Young Adult Freestyle Champion; Second Place, I.ion Club Speaker Contest; All City Marching Band; First Division, DISI) Band Solo and Ensemble Contest. Deborah De La Rosa National Honor Society; Distinguished American High School Student. Gina Surratt National Honor Society; Distinguished American High School Student; All-Region Choir; All-Area Choir. Mary Kathleen Swann Executive Assistance Program: D.C.C. Award; Community Service Award: A.C.A. Award: Distinguished American High School Student. Anh-Tu I ran National Honor Society, Secretary; Distinguished American High School Student. 27 STUDENT LIFE 29 Late in April, 1980. after extensive searching, Woodrow Wilson High School was selected as the location for the filming of Crisis at Central High. A Time-Life Production. the movie is a docudrama concerning tin- 1957 racial desegregation of Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. Woodrow Wilson was chosen over many different high schools in the nation because of its architectural similarity to the Little Rock High school, and because most of the production company facilities arc in Dallas. Joanne Woodward starred as Kli .a-beth Huckabea, the Dean of Cirls at Central High, and many Wood-row W ilson students were used as extras. The two hour made-for-TV movie was aired on CHS in February. Kseaping from stardom. CRISIS AT Portable dressing rooms provided stars with a place for a quirk change. Last of the l.akevtood Rat- The National Guard keeps Central High in order CENTRAL HIGH Being famous is a lot of hard work! Bccka smiles for her fans. The girls gym provides the proper setting for the Halloween Dance scene. MUSIC, MONSTERS, AND MUNCHIES On October 21, 1980. the fifth annual Woodrow Wilson Dinner Theatre was presented. The evening's festivities consisted of a box supper followed by an entertaining show presented by the Concert Choir and Variations under the direction of Marca Lee Bircher. Then the Drama Department presented the one-act play, “Monster Soup , directed by Luanna Cole. A raffle was held with approximately $2,000 worth of prizes, with the grand prize of a weekend for two at the Fairmont Hotel. Posters and decorations carried out the “Music, Monsters, and Munehies theme. Michelle must have forgotten the words. 32 U itli all attention directed toward Mrs. Birchrr. tin- Concert Choir provides an evening of entertainment. Sheer Energy! 33 WILDCAT WONDERLAND The week before the Christmas vacation was an exciting one. Spirits were high and everyone was anxious to begin holiday activities. The Student Council sponsored a can food drive for needy families. The winning second period class was given a party. The Concert Choir and Variations presented their annual Christmas Concert. The festivities reached their climax on New Year's Eve when the senior girls held their annual dance. The great year is finally here! — 1981. Everyone seems to be enjoy-ing themselves at the Senior Girls Dance. Jennifer Johnson and Mr. Brown get into the spirit of the season. Under the direction of Mr . Bircher, the Concert Choir rehearses for the traditional Christmas Concert. Mrs. Blevin's second period Geometry class won the Student Council's can food drive with 324 cans. 34 N.H.S. PINNING itij )®5tn6ux! T New members smile for the camera Faculty observe NHS Reception. On February 23, present members of the National Honor Society pinned newly selected members, after which a reception in their honor was given. 35 Tracy Hiser enjoys NHS festivities. HOMECOMING 1980 Although the Homecoming Game against our old rival Skyline actually started at 7:30 p.m., preparation had long been underway as cheerleaders. Sweethearts, band members, and athletes worked many long hours preparing for this special event. However, the hard work and hours spent seemed to pay off. The Wildcats fought hard against Skyline in a close game that ended 6-7, in favor of the Raiders. At the half, the Wildcat Band and Sweethearts performed to “One” from A Chorus Line, and senior Sweethearts performed the traditional Homecoming Kick Routine. Despite the loss, anticipation for the dance the following night compensated for any disappointments suffered. Under a thousand glittering foil stars, the Homecoming festivities began. The celestial atmosphere was created by members of the Student Council, and disc jockey Joe King provided the evening’s entertainment. Shortly after midnight, came the announcement of the Homecoming Queen, Princess, Duchess, and Countess. Amy Manning is announced Homecoming Queen, and is presented with crown and roses. UNDER THE STARS Decorated for the assembly, the auditorium awaits the cheer of spirited Wildcats. Jeanne, Gina, Michelle, and Marquita show Sweetheart style. ( S imnus '80 % fr uil deto - rJkJei , % A , tie t anct 37 An expression of appreciation. Homecoming Queen Finalist , Front Row: Blanca Ramirez. Amy Manning, Misty Brooks. Back Row: Esther Moreno. Gina Surratt, Jeanne Bordelon, Etta Mullin and Lcsia Ramsey. (Countess Finalists, Front: Debbie Young, Felicia Adams, Joan Pate, and Kara Sham-blin. Duchess Finalists, Front: Shelley Gosney, Carla Blomquist, Melissa Bauer, Melissa Moncibais, Sandra Ault, and Marie Hernandez. Princess Finalists, Front: Lorric Brooks, Shelley Joyce, Susan Pate, Margie Hardwick, Stephanie Sims, and (Not Pictured) Belinda Ramsey. 38 39 BIG RED 40 IN “BIG D” 41 THE WAY IT WAS What will you remember most about the 1980-81 school year five, ten. twenty years from now? What things will stand out as typical of tin times? Although interests and opinions may vary. 1980-8 1 will definitely be remembered as the year . . . . . . Preppy, New Wave, and Western were favorites in the fashion scene. CTIjr .Oallas Jllorniim us wedne dayCT ItltC finds Etne Star remiss llt -lj-rs nn Is- fnstl t, Qirislmas. Irjni.m . .. A meal like this at Jack-in the-Bo cost $2.41. 42 . . . CBS' Dallas broke prime-time records with its Who shot J.R.? episode. . . Whispies” appeared on many foreheads. . . . Dan's Lakewood Cafe enjoyed widespread popularity with Woodrow Wilsonites. 43 . . . Cherokee and Western boots walked all over Woodrow. . . . Signs of smokeless” were inevitable. A TOUCH OF SHAKESPEARE Woodrow Wilson High School Fine Arts Department presents Cole Porter's When the � hrrwi th Katherine is finally conquered, everyone rejoice in “From This Moment On. On February 20 and 21, the Woodrow Wilson Fine Arts Department presented Cole Porter's classic Kiss Me Kate as its 24th annual Broadway musical. Kiss Me Kate is a backstage fable, a “play within a play,'' and deals with the lives of a troup of Shakespearean actors and their presentation of The Taming of the Shrew. An egotistical ex-married couple, portrayed by Gina Surratt and Doug Gordon, has been reunited to co-star in a revival of this Shakespearean comedy. The uneven course of their reunion off-stage is paralleled by the stormy plot on-stage. Rehearsals for this year's musical began in early December under the direction of Marca Iazc Bircher who was assisted by Patricia Hardman, a former Wfood-row teacher who flew back from her new home in California to choreograph Kiss Me Kate. The long hours of rigorous rehearsing were compensated for by the overwhelming response and favorable comments of those who attended. Kiss Me Kate proved to be among the finest musicals presented at Woodrow. Call the FBI! Skip I-eggett portrays an absent-minded multi-million' a ire Harrison Howell. Rianca find it difficult to “meekly place her hand beneath the sole of Katharine states her unalterable opposition to males in “I Hate Men. her master's boot.” The audience is transported to a typical street scene in Padua, Italy. Petruchio orders Katharine to “tell these headstrong women what duties they owe their lords and husbands. Upon his marriage to Katharine, Petruchio begins to reminisce about his life as a single man. 45 Gina Surratt and Doug Gordon portray the flamboyant ex-married couple. Margie Hardwick eeem convincing in “Always True To You In My Fashion . 46 IT’S YALENTIME Business is booming! Sam i counting the profits. On Valentine’s Day everyone got into the spirit of love with the Jr. Girls selling carnations, The Student Council delivering candy-grams, and the Valentine’s Day raffle sponsored by the Varsity Cheerleaders. 47 SCHOOL DAYS Through the course of a year at Woodrow, many memories will be formed that will remain with us long after our high school years are over. However, the memories of the hours spent in the classroom are certainly ones that will Ik especially unforgettable. On these pages, the Crusader photographer has observed typical W'oodrow classrooms . . . working, playing, and learning. Scott Weber exercines hin artixtic abilities in Mr. Chapa'a art claa . Concert Choir members are busy learning good choral technique . Mias Finger has a smile of encouragement. Mr. Cargile offers advise to his Architectural Drafting student . Of course it’s not all work and no play, as Mrs. Jameson’s American History class exemplifies. Bill Barnes works patiently in the Youth Action Center, keeping Wildcats out of trouble. Shawn Carroll seems to have forgotten to study. 49 WILDCAT COUNTRY o 10 OUTSTANDING SWEETHEARTS During the football season, nine girls were chosen as Sweethearts of the Week. Dedication and hard work were criteria for choosing these special drill team members. Named as pictured above: Cassandra Clemmons, Debra De La Rosa, Pam Edwards, Tracy Hiser, Vivian Malone, Kathy Mayer, Ann Seeker, Taney Taylor, and Tracy Vaughan. 51 SENIORS 52 AT PLAY 1 GIFTED WILDCATS Woodrow is fortunate to have many talented students. Although every gifted person at Woodrow could never have been covered, these people deserve recognition for their achievements in music, art, athletics, and academics. Jennifer Fosmire was girls swim team captain as well as a National Merit semi-finalist. Gina Surratt and Margie Hardwick made Who's Who Among American High School Students for their achievements in music and dance. Roque Trevino and Gary Bonner were All-Metro football players in their junior year. Julian Anthony was named semi-finalist in the 1981 National Merit Competition. Sondra Beck won first place in the school-wide Art Contest. 54 THE COURT IS NOW IN ORDER Each year, as part of Mrs. Jameson's American Government class, a mock trial is held. All students in the class participate as lawyers, judges, the clerk, witnesses, and defendants. The jury is chosen from another class so it will be neutral. The lawyers compose testimony for each witness who must learn his part. Lawyers also write their own opening statements, closing statements, and cross-examination. This all results in an excellent presentation. 55 LUNCHTIME IS MUNCHTIME! Our roving Crusader photographers, in constant quest of photographing Wildcats in their natural habitats, found their way to a special room on the third floor. What better place for interesting subject matter?! Kim Lueke finds her feelings for cafeteria food hard to express. I like Woodrowburgera, but they don’t like me.' For Chris Case, lunch is a time to reflect on the hard knocks of freshman life. 56 Seafood, anyone? Tracy Hankins exemplifies lunchroom nourishment. Indi-gestion. Typical senior girls. 57 Lunchtime means bring with friends. ?LOKflbO SWEETHEART HOPEFULS Smile!! For the approximately fifty-five sophomore and junior girls who tried out, the long hours of try-out preparations were a test of endurance. The Sweetheart hopefuls were judged on sharpness, kicks, smiles, and general appearance. On Friday, December 19. newly elected Sweethearts were presented an envelope with a list of those chosen. Twenty-five girls were named to replace graduating seniors. Workout Anticipation! High'kicks? CLUBS 61 •sf VARSITY John pities the Wildeau' enemies. Here's the whole gang. 1980- 62 John Burt Amy Manning Misty Brooks Esther Moreno HEERLEADERS Go. Iram. go! The cheerleader ho th« ar form. Tina is in shock. Esther promotes spirit. 981 Tina Perry Blanca Ramirez Kerrv Smith Anh Tu-Tran Susie Soto (Mascot) 64 WILDCAT BAND Hand Council: Front Row: Becky Vale , Sarah Helgeaon. Helen Northern. Back Row: Julian Anthony. Lucy Cruz. Band Staff: I 1 Row: Betty Harris. Barbara Jackson. Becky Cox. 2nd Row: Karen Byers. Inez Sookma. Klaine McGee. ion hand member Amy Allen All-City hand members: Amy Allen. Celeste Band sponsor. Mr. Ashcraft. Drum Major Kristy Pendergrass. 65 Drum Major David Rodriguez. Concert Band. 1st Row: Jane Howell, Sara Helgeson. Michael Dcaly. Becky Cox. Inez Sookma. 2nd Row: Amy Allen, Becky Vale , Barbara Jackso Bandy Patterson. Deana Combs. Karla Pride. I.ana Barnes, Susan Richardson, Rosie Martin. 3rd Bow : Celeste Howell. Lucy Cruz, Celeste Paris Belly Harris. Tim Karl. Dclihic William'. Jenny Fosmirc. Deborah IX La Rosa. 4th Bow: Angel l.orc«lo. Arnold Williams. Cynthva Parish. Ge: Payne, David Rodriguez. Helen W'orlheni. Todd Peck. James Newman. Julian Anthony, Gene Allen. Greg Jones. 5lh Bow: Klaine McGee. Syh Neel. Julia W atson, Marc Chambers. Billy lliser, Michael King, and Drew Boyd. Intermediate Band. I si Row: David Foster. Susan Franco. Gilbert Gonzales. Karen Veytia. Cheryl Fischer. 2nd Bow: Tonya Charles. Hodge Fuller. Sonia Kspinoza. Karen W alker. Dion Brown, and Daniel Shaver. Stage Band. 1st Bow: Mr. Ashcraft. Bandy Patterson. Betty Harris. Inez Sookma. Tim Karl. David Johnson. 2nd Bow: David Newman. Greg Jones, Billy lliser. Dehhie Williams. Kristy Pendergrass. 3rd Bow: Helen Wortham. Cynthva Parish. Garv Paine. David Bodriguez, Angel I .on-do. and Julian Anthony . Beginner Band, (left ro right): Klgin Allen. Kathy McCaa, Roger Ci tro. and Andre Coleman. 66 Man-hint: Band. 1 1 Row: David Rodriguez. Jenny Foamire, Charlene Thornton. Barbara Jackson. Amy Allen. Kri� ly Pendergrass. 2nd Row: Barbara Goodspecd. Jane Howell, Dana Roper, Karen Byers. Celeste Howell. Susan Franco. Gayla Self. Mary Williamson. Amy l.eaehman. Charlotte Taylor. Michael Dealey. Becky Cox. Sara liclgcson. 3rd Row: Rosie Martin. Susan Richardson. Deana Combs, Missy Hardison. Cheryl Fischer. Karla Pride. Becky Yates. I.ana Barnes, Betty Harris. InczSookma. Gilbert Gonzales. 1th Row : Debbie W illiams. Todd Peck. Cyntiiya Parish. Gary Payne. Helen Wortham. Angel Loredo. Dion Brown. Arnold V. illiams. Lucy Cruz. Celeste Parish. Tim Karl. Randy Patterson. Karen Yeytia. 5th Row: Gene Allen, David Newman. Greg Jones. Julian Anthony. Karen Walker. Sylvia Neal. Victor DeLaRosa. Flame McGee. Marc Chambers. Julia Watson. Drew Boyd. Billy Hiserand Michael King. The band is the main attraction at half time. Drum Major Kristy Pendergrass strikes a band ty pe pose. 67 The Wildcat Band at its best. FLAG CORPS Cclwlr Howell Barbara Goods peed Gayla Self Karen Byers Mary Williamson Ann l.eae!iman The Woodrow Wilson Flap Corps consists of nine members this year. The director of the Flap Corps is Mr. Roger Ashcraft. Tin' Flaps perform various routines jn the field at the football pames during half time. Celeste Howell is a senior this year and captain of the Flaps. Jane Howell Dana Hoper 68 Barbara Jackson Amy Allen Jenny Fosmire The Rifle Corps works under the guidance of the drum majors. The captain, Charlene Thornton. Be careful. Charlene, Don't step too far! The Corps entertains during half-time. The senior members of the Rifle Corps. RIFLE CORPS 69 SWEETHEARTS EXCEL ON — OFF FIELD From tin time new members were announced in mid-February until tbe final Homecoming halftime performance. Sweethearts worked many long hours perfecting kicks, smiles, and school spirit. I nder the leadership of sponsor Gayla Collingsworth and Captains Jeanne Bordelon. Marquita Fox. Michelle Franco. Gina Surratt, the drill team was truly at its best this year. 70 S 1 1) I: Front Dow: Karen Jung. Merrill Gorman. Host Davila. Captain Jeanne Dor-delon. Cassandra Clemmons. Millieent John. Patricia Washington. Jennifer Johnson. A Hyson Aynesworth. Katerina Sideris, Lisa Juarez. Pam Edwards. Margaret Patton. SQl D II: Front Dow: Tracy IliM-r. Vivian Malone. Captain Gina Surratt. Taniiuy Dea-Min. Anne Groben. Deborah De La Dosa. Tracy Vaughan. Margie Hardwick. I.isa Sadeeky.Tara Fulhright. Karen Harper. S(,H l) III: Front Dow: Carol Oghurn. Su an McCracken. Ann Seeker, Captain Michelle Franco. Susan Pate. C.heree Sidille. Denav Diener. Ih-linda Kanisev. Mary Lynn Jackson. Terri Cothrum. Taney Taylor. Tracey Everett. Darla Thompson. 71 Styl'AI) IV: Front lto«: Amy Hill. Kontu Armstead. Martha Fierro. Captain Marquita Fox. vie Spiros. Pam Sideris. Ktta Mtillin. Shelley Joyce. I.orrie H rooks. Adrianna Ksquivcl, Kathy Mayer. Kim I.uckc. Hilda Tcrccro. Ksther Moreno. 72 1980-81 J.V. CHEERLEADERS ORCHESTRA Orchestra is a group of talented students which meets and practices daily under the direction of Betty Lord. Its main practice is during third period, however, the group works after school to improve its playing skills. Betty Lord directs the Orchestra. DISD outstanding cellist, Lisa Farrar. Croup conference of the Orchestra members. The orchestra takes a break to pose. 1st Row: Celeste Howell, Ruth Anne Aten, Susan Franco, Jane Howell, Yolanda Wren, Iola Curry. 2nd Row: Ms. Lord, Kasandra Hughes, I easy Barnes, Lisa Farrar, Debbie Williams. Lisa Crotts. A lot of hard work and dedication goes into producing a good orchestra. 74 P.T.A. The board members of the P.T.A. are: left row (top to bottom): Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. MeCraeken. Mrs. Watson. Mrs. Haynes. Mrs. Dean. Mrs. Bordelon; middle row: Mrs. Sherrill. Mrs. Cargilr, Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs. Miser, Mrs. Stroud; right row: Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. Neal, Mrs. Seeker, Mrs. Hardwick, President Mrs. Lowrey; last row : Mrs. Piper. 75 The P.T.A.’s goal is to have parents and teachers share information and resources and strengthen the efforts for students’ activities. P.T.A. fund-raising projects help with senior activities and with the awarding of scholarships at the end of the year. I 1 mw: Shelley GoMiry. Kim Powell. I.aurir Brooks. Shelley Joyce, Susan Sides. Susan Bains. Esther Moreno. Craig Gervers. Gina Stirratt. l-uey Cruz. John hhrhardt. Sandra Ault. Melissa Moneihais. John Garcia. 2nd row: Steve Cargile. Armida Garraseo. Inez Sooknta. Billy Miser. Margaret Janlz. Pint Posey. Kara Shamhlin. Pam Howell. Diane Soto. Koberl Pruitt. Gassandra Clemmons, Jaunila Cast a non. Adri- Pres.: Craig Gervers. Vice-Pres.: Stephen Jackson. See.: Gina Surratt. I.isa takes time off to smile for us. 76 STUDENT COUNCIL 1980-1981 Determination is the key to success! anna Ksquivel. Misty Brooks. Anh-Tu Tran. 3rd row: Sonia Baldcrrama. Susan Pair. I.isa Sadecky. Amy Boardman. Biaiu-a Ramirez. Todd KilCfenn. I.isa Ramsey. Kd� in N ation. Vivian Malone. Scott Weber. Ann Seeker. Manjuila Fox. John Bert. Keith Harris. Doug Gordon. David Rodriguez. Albert Rodriguez. W ilford Rider. Russell Jones, and Ruth Slruhhle. A typieal Student Council meeting! Hey Amy. it can't be that bad. Misty tries to use her brain (hiring a student council meeting. Our 1980-81 Student Council had a spectacular year. First, they sponsored the Homecoming Dance, with the theme of “Under the Stars. Also, they organized a student directory for the whole student body. 77 I t Kow: Lance Hicks. Amy Haynes. Lisa Juarez, Kevin McClafferly, Karen MeGreggor. Antoine Majors. Margie Hardwick (Treas.). Jenny Fosmirc (I’res.|. Becka Sweet (N Tracy Vaughan (Sec.). Kathy Lyon. Margaret Janlz. Jessica Lightner. Julin Kohecky. 2nd Row: Dean Luckf. Amy Dye. Jimmy Benedetto. Shelley Joyce, Sonia Espinoza. Celeste Howell. Anh-Tu Tran. Julian Anthony. Lucy Cruz. Kathleen Swann. Bruce W ilcox, Kim Mena. Becky Cox. Dana Roper. Lisa Allen. 3rd Row: Mrs. Martin, Luis Palomo. Robert Wilson. Taney Taylor. Dana Combs. Cay la Self. Krasmo Alvarado. Beth Nilsson. Jimmy Dean. Tammy Deason. Ivettc Lozano. Angela Williams. Craig Hutchinson. Angel Loredo, Anne Estrada. Janis Kozarcvich. Barbara Jantz. Lisa Gaines. Michelle Harold. RoImti Meza. Bohhy Phipps. Joseph Armstrong Jenny and her French followers. French club's most exciting meeting. Officers are Jenny F'osmire. Tracy Vaughan. Margie Hardwick, and Bccka Sweet. Members raising money! 78 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 79 Vocational Office Education For senior students who desire careers in office occupations, the VOE Coop is available. Students leave school at noon to report to training stations. They receive high school credit and are paid the prevailing rate for being office workers. Usually the student is employed about 20 hours a week. 80 BEHIND THE SCENES Kern climb the ladder of life. Bottom row: Devena Nichols. Millicent John. Ann Kstrada. Cinch Gonzales, Cindy Parish. I.isa Juarez. Top row: Zina Castanuela. Bohhv Beasley, Shawn Carroll. Steve Cargile. Kathie Hostel ter. Kerrington Kamos. Mr. Chapa. V — — � •, '? 1 r yiMi ' 0 1 ' Mr. Chapa's art students are very talented! Mr. Chapa proudly displays one of his own drawings. 82 83 Junior Reserve Offi The member of “A” Company are: Commander: T. Truitt, M. Juarez, M. Moore. First Rank: R. A� h, J. Earl, K. Bakley, C. Allen, A. Coleman, G. Martin. Second Rank: J. Atterton, R. Felli , C. Allen. M. Williams, D. Weaver, M. Anguiano. Third Rank: T. Robertson, G. Elizardo, K. William . D. Solis, D. Delavega, R. Amoossoltainfr, R. Holme . Fourth Rank: M. Burton, Y. Miller, L. Johnson, E. McCardell, I. Hernandez, R. Taylor, J. Webb, J. Johnson. Fifth Rank: R. Hughey, I,. Culton, I). Thomas, and D. Allen. The member of “B” Company are: A. Kohutek. T. Posey, S. Martin. First Rank: M. Vasquez, M. Barron, R. Trevino. Second Rank: P. Sheppard, J. Gutierrez, A. Ix tt. Third Rank: M. Hand, C. Holloway, G. Nelson. Fourth Rank: C. Niehols, and J. Warren. cers Training Corps The members of Company are: Commander: K. McCleary. C. Asenaio, S. Sheppard. First Rank: O. Crowder, R. Pennington, J. Hernandez, T. Pennington, R. I eachman. Second Rank: B. Mills, R. Rodriquez, D. Edwards, J. Ponce, Y. Wren. Third Rank: E. Allen, C. Ransom, J. Gomez. J. Esparza, O. Garcia. Fourth Rank: R. Fischer, A. Hollins, J. Robinson, E. Lira. Fifth Rank: X.O.: L. Wagner. The members of “D” Company are: Commander: B. Toliver. D. Neal. First Rank: C. Raybon. J. Bowman. R. Royal. R. Ash, L. Miramontes. Second Rank: N. Simmons. N. Ramos. J. Dodd. M. Guerra. Third Rank: I. Moore, M. Gasset, P. Soloman, G. Soberanis, J. Arellano. Fourth Rank: K. Vation. K. Ramos, D. Jordan, G. Mata, K. Gibson, L. Brice, L. Cozart, R. Fischer and A. Ramirez. COLOR GUARD From left to right the member of the Color Guard are: First Hank: I). Solis. Y. Wren. Second Hank: M. Vasques, Commander A. Brown, V. Case. Third Hank: K. Leachman, I). Fischer, and K. Fischer. DRILL TEAM From left to right the members of the Drill Team are: First Hank: Commander V. Case, A. Brown. I. Moore, R. Pennington. Y. Wren. Second Hank: I). Fischer, C. Asensio, B. Mills. I). Solis. Third Rank: K. Fischer, G. Kouwth. M. Moore. I. Kcyna. Fourth Hank: K. Leachman, I). Edwards, and C. Holloway. RIFLE TEAM Front left to right the members of the Rifle Team are: P. Herb, A. Kohutek. K. Qualls, Team Captain T. Truitt. J. Arellano, and R. Holmes. 86 Rifle Team Captain T. Truitt with the City From left to right the members of the Battalion Staff are: First Rank: Battalion Commander V. Gallery trophy won by the Rifle Team this Case; Second Rank: P. Herb, J. Rogers, T. Truitt, and A. Brown. year. SGM Don K. Bacon and MSG Alphine H. Freeman. The Superior Cadet Medal. The Army JROTC objectives are to develop in each cadet: (1) good citizenship and patriotism. (2) self-reliance, leadership, and responsiveness to constituted authority, (3) ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, (4) appreciation of the U.S. Army in support of national objectives, and (5) knowledge of basic military skills. 87 1m row: M«rril Gorman, Amy Haynes, Miliccnt John, Amy .Manning, Alesia Adames, Dora Jasso, Alma Maldonado. April Young, Sara llelgcson. Cherry Kincs. 2nd row: Tracy Miser. Armida Carrasco, Gwen Posey, Karen Byers. Gabe Kiekham, Celeste Howell, Barry Wilcox. Bobby Beasley. Pam Howell, Becky Kivcra. Inez Sookma, Amy Dye. 3rd row: Jane Howell, Cathy Bailey. Andy Alhee. Tracey Kverctt. Anne Estrada. Susan Pate. Darren Wale , l.isa Sadccky, John Shoemaker. Anne Groben. Monty Wales. John Garcia. Craig Gervcrs. Jack Duckworth. Scott Welter, and Bruce Wilcox. Pan American Student Forum 1st row : Sophie Mendoza, Gina Surratt. Esther Moreno. Lucy Cruz, Zina Caslanucla. 2nd row: John Ebrbardt. Susie Soto. Pam Edwards, Michelle Franco, Ann Seeker. Charlene Thorton. Sonnia Balderrama. Mary Williamson. Melissa Moncibais. 3rd row: Ms. Parrctt (sponsor). Kristy Pendergrass. Kathleen Swann. Margaret Jantz. Cynthia Parish, Diane Soto. Juanita Castanon, Kathy Hostetler. Betty Harris, and Sandra Ault. 88 Vice President I.ucv Cruz; President Zina Castanuela: Historian Treasurer Kstiter Moreno; Seeretary Gina Surratt. Sophie Mendoza; Sponsor: Ms. Parrott. Spanish Club meetings provoke various reactions. Susie and Celeste are wild and crazy chieas! 89 L-J i Variation' members arc: (left to right) top row: Andy Allbee. Kyenlle Harrington. Kern Smith. Stephen Jackson, Gina Surratt. Terrence Copling, Doug Gordon. Lorrie Brooks, Skip Leggett. Bottom row: Kerry Smith. Amy Hill. Michelle Franco, I eesy Barnes, David Rodriquez, Taney Taylor. Margie Hardwick, Anne Groben, and Stephen Cargile. 90 Andy has the note . A GROUP THAT WORKS Karth lo Skip! CONCERT CHOIR The Woodrow Wilson Choral Dept, had a busy year. A year's activities consisted of the Dinner Theatre, D.I.S.D. and U.I.L. competition, the Christmas Concert, and the annual “Desert Theatre.” This year, Kerry Smith, Beeka Sweet, and Gina Surratt made all region choir. Gina also went on to win state competition, being one of only three singers selected from the Dallas area. Left to right: Sec.: Becky Yatea, Pres.: Beeka Sweet, Vice-Pres.: Murylou Hodnetl. Back Row: Taney Taylor, Debbie William . Kara Shamblin, Marylynn Jackson. Todd Peck, Terrence Copling, Doug Cordon, Alfloyd Williams David Johnson, Steve Cargile. Tim Johnson. Pete Barnes. Cheryl Fisher, Amy Allen, Lana Barnes. 3rd Row: Leesy Barnes, Susan Franco. Jessie: I.ightner, Barbra Jackson, Kathy Hostetler, David Rodriguez. Kern Smith. Mike Windstien, Robert Hughey, Noel Aten, Lynne Sherrill, Kath; Tallis, Margie Hardwick. Kathy Cepp, Marylou Hodnetl. 2nd Row: Michelle Franco. Dana Roper. Mark Carden. Kerry Smith. Dwayne Springfield Jean Allen, Lance Bircher, Mark Allen, Melissa Bauer, Rynelle Herrington. Jerri Smith. Ruth Ann Aten. Beeka Sweet. Becky Yates. 1st Row: Ann Groben, Beth Nillson, Karen McGregor. Tim Posey. Joe Reynoso, Otis Sanders, Skip Leggett, Andy Allbee, Amy Moore, Alma Maldanado, I.orri Brooks, Gina Surratt. Amy Hill, and Mrs. Bircher. 92 MIXED CHORUS Back Row: Rose Odum. Kalin McKay. David Foster, Ma re Monrial. Drew Boyd. Earnest Hernandez, ('aria Pride. Sherry Massey. Mystii Groaner. 2nd Row: Belly Harris. Dcana Combs, Kim Mena, Kathy Wafford, Cindy Hearn. Melissa Moncibins, Joey Whitfield. Karen Gripes, Celest Guzman. Marcy Jones, Heather Atkinson. 1st How: Cassandra Hughes, Mike Dealey, Craig Manseau, Andrew Coleman. Alfonso Garcia. Tony Lopez, Cara l-ras«T, Patricia LouisSheaner, Lisa Hipp , Sherry Ward. Mrs. Bircher. 93 T.I.A.S.A. Kir l Row: Regelio Herrera. Joseph Enriquez. Jimmy Howard. Krrrvlon Ramw, Kathic Hostel-l. r. Second Row: (kar Herrera. Tony Evan . Shawn Carrol. Mario Fernandez. Carlo Trevilh.' Melvin Porier. Mr. Cargile. Third Row; Raul Carrasco. Hill Harnett. We le Fain. Ralph Treve-nio. I.arry Warner. Jack Duckworth. Carl Wegercr. I hr T.I.A.S.A. is sponsored by the Texas Kdueation Agency. It is :t youth organization of. by and for students enrolled in industrial arts. It is beginning its 21st year as a youth organization. It is a chartered member of the American Industrial Arts Students Association (A.I.A.S.A.) as the Texas Association of A.I.A.S.A. I’lie purpose of this organization is to promote leadership and citizenship while helping to assist students in meaningful career choices. The organization's activities are considered to he an integral part of the industrial arts program, as well as extra- and intra-curricular activities. Only an industrial arts teacher may In the sponsor. Row: Sondra Beck. Jack Duckworth. Slr%c Cargile. Second R«� : Cal vin Hearn. Carl Wegercr, Miche.il (dear. Sponsor: Mr. Carpil 94 HERO HECK combines on-the-job training with related classroom instruction in home economics areas. This program provides fun and rewarding experiences beyond the classroom. 95 The two year member of the National Honor Society are: front row (left to right): Claude Richardson, Deborah DeLaRoaa. Anh Tu Tran, Amy Manning, Tracy Hiaer, Joae Gomel. Back Row: Ma. Eugenia Jameaon, (aponaor), Michelle Franco, Gina Surratt, Celeste Howell, Jennifer Fosmire, Julian Anthony, and Ma. Arlene Finger (sponsor). 96 The officers of the National Honor Society are: top: Anh Tu Tran. Bottom left: Jennifer Fosmire, and bottom right: Julian Anthony. Dennis Flower is pinned by Amy Manning. 'he new members of the National Honor Society are: First Row: Lisa Farrar. Jane Howell, Merrill Gorman, Mary Lou Hodnett. Becky Yates. Karen ung, Tara Fulbright, Becka Sweet. Second Row: Taney Taylor, Andy Albce, Ava Castanuela, Norma Cervera, Amy Dye, Amy Allen. Third Row: aterina Sideris, Tammy Deason, Ivette Lotano, Lorrie Brooks, John Garcia, Kathleen Swann, Amy Haynes, Kathy Lyon. Fourth Row: Bruce Wilcox, Dennis Flower , Stuart Piper, Edward Escamilla, Dean Lueke, Adam Jefferson. Fifth Row: Daryl Spencer. Kristy Pendergrass, .Nova Vidal, ►soar Herrera, Anna Estrada and Tracy Vaughan. 97 Help! My keys fell. Officers are Craig Gervers. Sam Sanders, Keith Harris. First Row: Brad Thompson. Craig Gervers. Sam Sanders, Shawn Carol. Coach Kerby. Jack Duckworth, Keith Harris. Jerome Sherm. Second Row: Dean Lueeke, John Burt, Jimmy Howard, John Garcia. Darren Wales, Bohhy Beasly. I spell relief. K E-Y! 98 Natalie Jimenez. Stephanie Shultleoff. Sheila Williams Glyni Hewett, Gloria Martin. Patricia Herb. Mr . Herrick Glynis Hewett. Jackie Hankins Mark Burnett. Ann Grace. Tracy Vaughan. Greg Glasprr. Cassandra Clemmons. Bobby Pitts Marie Taylor. Melissa Peavy. Patricia Herb. Carol Hernanilcz 99 Distributive Education Clubs of America is an organization that offers students a chance to learn about occupations concerning the distribution of goods and services. Students of the program attend school part time and work at jobs outside of school. DECA operates the Wildcat Warehouse for students at Woodrow. The club is sponsored by Mr. Barnett. DECA i hard work. I really do not know what I am doing here. DECA officer : Vice President: Charlea McDowell, President: Fernando Garcia, Reporter Nancy Topalovich, Historian: Cheree Siddle, Secretary: Charlene Rickard. Cberee attempts DECA artwork. DECA sponsor, Mr. Barnett. DECA student president Fernando Garcia. 100 Charlene and Sonia discuss work related iasues. THE 7 11 IM r ii rc r: h o DECA member Annette Brown works on the display case. D I s T R I B U T I V E D U C A T I O N c L U B S O F A M E R I C A st Row: Gre Kelly, Nancy Topalovich, Charlene Rickard. Cheree Siddle. Charles McDowell. Fernando Garcia. 2nd Row: Joyce Earl, Keith Gar-etl, Dorothy Morrison, Albert Lopea. Sherry Ballinger. Tammie Farmer, Margaret Patton. 3rd Row: Mr. Barnett. Angela Parker, Norma Cavallero. ohn Gonzales, Pat Hinojosa. Sonia Balderama, Annette Brown, Daniel Dominguez. 101 VICA President: Doug Gordon Vice President: Danny Flores Secretary: Lisa Prestrige Parliamentarian: Calvin Hearn Treasurer: Denny Lazano Sergeant at Arms: David Morrison 102 €01 YOCT President: Steve Ballinger V.-President: William Flowers Secretary: Rose Davila Treasurer: Dina Minera Reporter: Calvin Johnson Parliamentarian: Ricky Lawton Sgt. at Arms: David Carpenter 104 105 SENIOR liotiom (l« fl to right): Kirk S oil. Sondra lin k. Itlant a Kamir -z. im lla m . K� llirr Muri im. Millirt-nl John. Jt-anni' Horih'lon. mv Manning. K rr Smith. Kim I.tirrkr. Mr. Hrovtn. |ion Mir. To,, (left lo right|: Anil Snlrr. Mar |uila Fox. David Hodrigtn-z. Ih-lmrali l)t'l.aKo«a. Trarv Ilisrr. Julian Xnlhonx. Silvan M«-(.rarkrn and Kalliv Mavvr 106 Deborah siop to listen to Pub gossip. What's so interesting? Ml.inr.t iilt a is tinlielif .ihlt-. The Pub Staff takes its snrk en seriousl) Ksther anti Jeanne plan to pet revenge. Tin Senior Pub is produced by a Pub Staff of eighteen seniors and a sponsor. Tin staff's job is to search out and report juiey gossip anti embarrassing secrets about each graduating senior. THE WOODROW WILSON WILDCAT STAFF REPORTERS Editor-in-Chief News Editor Entertainment Advertising Cartoonists Photographers Sponsor Kathy Mayer Pam Edwards Susie Soto Susan McCracken Jac k Duckworth Michael Clear Marie Stone Devena Nichols Rosilyn Pippin Bill Barnett Janne Bordelon Misty Brooks Jack Caldwell Terri Cothrum Vicki Davenport Doug Driskell Jimmy Dean Lisa Gaines John Garcia Craig Gervers Betty Harris Celeste Howell Steve Jackson Bussell Jones Shelley Joyce Lorri Legge Elaine McGee Alan Marsico Cynthia Parish Becky Rivera Sam Sanders Gladys Sprague Barry Wi lcox Dt row: K. Jon.- . M. Brook . C. Parish. S. Jack on. P. Edward . S. Solo. K. .Mayer. S. McCraken, 2nd row: J. Garcia. S. Joyce. I). Drinkill, A. Mar ico. B. t ilco . C. Howell. B. Harris. 3rd row: J. Duckworth. S. Sander . T. Cothrum. J. Dean. M. Clear, C. Gerver . E. McGee. L. Gaines. V. Davenport. G. Sprague. J. Bordelon. B. Barnett, and M . Pippin. 108 What do you mean, you can't meet your deadline: Kathy tries to work things out Did we get it right this time? Remember the way things were . . . those were the days. The Wildcat Staff, led by Editor Kathy Mayer and sponsored by Ms. Pippin, work very hard five days a week during sixth period and sometimes after school to produce a monthly newspaper. The Wildcat features sports, advertising, school and club news, and editorials. 109 Krath e« •■orth, Lwa Juarez, Karen Jung, Metanie Corley, Amy Dye. Third row: (Sponsor) Mrs. Kathleen Baldwin, Robert Leachman, Kim Lueke, Tara Fulbright, Tammy Deason, Steve Cargile, Tracey Everett, and Darla Thompson. 0 STUVi PHOT(M0RW fniS — Am SPT VfW Kathleen Swann, and Allyaon Aynesworth Corley, Jim Editor FAWkJW- Fronfl etij Aa Hav in -. Back: Tamm and K |m Luekc. V Editor-In-Chief: Tracy fiber Sponsor: Kathleen Baldwin, and Business Editor: Zina Castanucla. Ill 112 ATHLETICS 113 SIHOdS ILLUSTRATED fdotbailT) m m 8%71|L4 |c i8 ‘Jftk, 2f The 1980-81 Varsity Football Team: Top row (left to right) Head Coach Rusty Talbot, Coach (.buck Hoggard, 3.-i Wilford Rider, 7 Brian Rogers, 72 Tim Johnson, 77 Ed Ballard. 84 Scott Weber, 9 John Shoemaker, 80 Brad Thompson, 44 Gary Bonner, Coach Richard Mason and Coach Leon Hamilton. Second Row: 75 Shawn Carroll, 85 John Garcia, 58 Eddie Beaver, 22 Keith Harris, 70 John Saxiones, 62 Terrence Copling, 83 Jerr McClafferty, 20 Rickey Loftis and team manager Wilbur Bates. Third Row: 81 Claude Richardson, t I Jerald Schwen, 40 Ricky Keller. 55 Jim Doster. 8 Craig Gervers. 74 Gregg Glasper, 68 Byron hossett and 21 Craig Holland. Bottom Row: 66 Terry Malone. 63 Jimmy Howard, 35 Tracey Hankins. 50 Mike Graham, 52 Roqut Trevino, 73 Bohhy Toliver, 24 Sam Sanders, 64 Paul Stroud, and 45 Steve Wyatt. 31 John Milstead is not pictured. FINAL WOODROW STATISTICS RUSHING — GARY BONNER: 209 carries for 902 yards and 4 touchdowns (leading rusher ip district); STEVE WYATT: 85 carries for 423 yards and 1 touchdown. PASSING — CRAIG GERVERS: 1 3 completions in 49 attempts for 176 yards; BRIAN ROGERS; 7 completions in 26 attempts for 1 38 yards and 1 touchdown. RECEIV ING — SAM SANDERS: 1 3 catches for 244 yards and 1 touchdown; KEITH HARRIS: 5 catches for 88 yards and 1 touchdown. PUNTING — JOHN SHOEMAKER: 52 punts for a 35.7 average (1831 total yards). KICKOFF RETURNS — GARY BONNER: 19 returns for 324 yards (17.1 average). SCORING — GARY BONNER: 24 points. LEADING TACKLER — TERRY MALONE: 73 tackles. TURNOVER LEADER — RICKY KELLER: 10 (2 interceptions; 8 fumble recoveries); WIL FORI) RIDER: 6 (6 fumble recoveries). CUMULATIVE TEAM OFFENSE — RUSHING YARDAGE: 1358 yards; PASSING YARDAGE 462 yards; TOTAL OFFENSE: 1820 yards. CUMULATIVE PASS DEFENSE — Allowed only 35.7% completions. LEADING INTERCEPTORS — JOHN SHOEMAKER with 3; RICKY KELLER with 2; KEITI HARRIS with 2; SAM SANDERS with 2. 116 DISTRICT REALIGNED w.w. 14 Rockwall w.w. 6 North Garland w.w. 7 Garland w.w. 7 Bishop Dunn w.w. 7 Spruce w.w. 0 Bryan Adams w.w. 3 South Oak Cliff W.W'. 6 Samuell w.w. 7 Room veil w.w. 3 Skyline 22, Keith Harris, raises his hand as the referee signals for the opening kickoff against North Garland. This North Garland defender looks like he has a crush on Craig. 50. Graham and 73, Toliver help the defense. HOLD THAT LINE! This 1980-81 year District Play was re-aligned since all the schools in Texas were revaluated on school enrollment. Wood-row W ilson switched its 12AAAA placement for an 1 1AAAAA position. Thus, Woodrow’s athletic teams no longer compete w ith Hillcrest, Thomas Jefferson, and W. T. W hite, rather they oppose Roosevelt and South Oak Cliff for District. The first four games of the season were pre-season games. The V arsity team fared 1-3. ROCKW ALL: Gary Bonner scored the first touchdown against Rockwall on a 57-yard run. Wilford Rider scored on a 2-yard conversion giving the Wildcats a total of 1 4 points against Rockwall. NORTH GARLAND: $44, Gary Bonner, again came through with a 56-yard run which proved to he Woodrow’s only successful scoring attempt against North Garland. GARLAND: Bonner led the Wildcats to 139 yards rushing on 27 carries. Then Rider scored on a 1-yard run against the Garland Ow ls w ith Roque Trevino kicking the extra point. BISHOP DUNN: The last game of pre-season play gave Woodrow its first win as the team defeated Dunn by 1. In the third quarter, Bonner ran in on a 3-yard plunge and again Trevino kicked the extra point. 117 THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL Tlit Wildcats played Thursday night football against Bryan Adams, South Oak Cliff and Roosevelt. I best three teams were rated as the top three teams in the 1 1AAAAA District: yet, W oodrow played the contenders with indefatigable heart. BRYAN ADAMS: Although the W ildcats could not score, tin defense held Bryan Adams to only 14 points. SOUTH OAK CLIFF: The game against S.O.C. was penalty-ridden, as a total of 16 flags amounting to I 95 yards were thrown. W oodrow’s only score came from Roque Trevino’s 22-yard field goal. KOOSEY ELT: The W ildcats jumped to a quick lead after just 1:26 in the first quarter. Stc e Wyatt ran in 38 yards for the touchdown. Roque Trevino kicked tin extra point. The Wildcats suffered many injuries this season! Brad Thompson started the season hurt bv being injured during a scrimmage. Craig Gerver received injuries against B.A.; Wilford Rider was hurt while playing against S.O.C. Eddie Beaver was hurt during the season, and Terry Malone played while injured many times. Roosevelt rails a time out as $40 Ricky Keller. $50 Mike Graham. $70 Ed Ballard. $52 Roque Trevino, and $74 Gregg Glas-per patiently wait. Talbot tells Rogers to go for the touchdown! hook at the good blocking hv $72 Tim Johnson. $62 Terrence Fans or no fans, the Wildcats still ('.opting. $65 Jimmy Howard and $75 Shawn Carroll!! play ball! I bet John Shoemaker pot a kick out of that!! Woodrow had a head-to-head meeting at the line of scrimmage against the Bryan Adams Cougars. Coach Mason discusses defensive plays with Tracey Hankins. Scott Weber: “Okay you push, and I'll shove!” 119 FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL Friday night games included play against Spruce and Samuell. SPRUCE: Sam Sanders caught a 27-yard pass from Brian Rogers. Roque Trevino kicked the extra point which proved to he Woodrow's only score against the Apaches. SAMUELL: Even though the Wildcats showed a consistent running attack and solid defense they were still overcome by the Samuell Spartans. In the second period of play Bonner surprised fans with a 23-yard halfback pass to Keith Harris which became the Wildcats only touchdown. Several coaches named these players as outstanding: Gary Bonner, running-hack; Sam Sanders, wide receiver; Roque Trevino, center, linebacker, kicker; Terry Malone, noseguard; Tracey Hankins, linebacker; Byron Fossett, nose-guard, offensive-guard; and Ed Ballard, defensive-lineman. Of course, the entire team is noteworthy and should be complimented, for all of the players contribute to the making of a team. Only a mother could love that face! The Varsity team now huddles together to decide where they'll go eat after the game. Coach Scott helps the other coaches by relaying yards and downs. 44 Gary Bonner sweeps to the left end. 120 72 Ed Ballard tries out the latest dance steps wi steps with this Apache. When Steve Wyatt speeds by, the Spartans freeze! Craig: ‘ Coach. I need to go talk to Gina!” Talbot: 'I told you to do that before the game!” 63 Jimmy Howard tries to get a piece of the action as 24 Sam Sanders 84 Scott Weher and 52 Koque Trevino look on. 121 The heated rivalry between Woodrow and Skyline exploded when Roque Trevino kicked a 32-yard field goal in the 2nd quarter. Woodrow continued to lead until the last minute when a controversial call gave Skyline new life. The Raiders took advantage of this call and scored a touchdown in the last 37 seconds! This Homecoming game ended a tough season for the W ildcats but imprinted a series of memorable efforts in the fans' hearts. 122 J.Y. FOOTBALL V tfp 1 ■ � v ictured )avi l Becke above from top left: Coach Cates. 89 Alan Marsico, 88 Victor De La Rosa, 73 Allen McKinney, 76 ----—cker, 77 Mike King, 85 Ronnie McDowell. 64 Todd Riggin, Coach Kirby. Second Row: 70 Anthony hompson, 68 Martin Trevino, 27 Lance Bircher, 50 Alfloyd Williams, 66 T. J. LaCour, 60 Robby Karl, 46 eff Graham, 1 1 Richard Yetts. Third Row: 33 Mark Allen, 45 Freddy Earl, 12 Rikki Arredondo, 80 Adrian imith. 31 Dean Lueke, 19 Mel in Potter, 25 Dennis Nochols, 16 Luis Palomo, 26 Leroy Hughes. Bottom Row: 35 Robert Pruitt, 63 Jack Caldwell, 52 Bert Haynes, 40 Willie Hodge, 22 Calvin Warren, 62 Darrin Wales, 4 Tyrone Raybon. he Junior Varsity Wildcats struggled through nis year’s realignment valiantly. They were mailer than many of their opponents in both umber and size. Their new opponents include outh Oak Cliff and Roosevelt, which are two f the most powerful teams in the city. The .V. also played Rockwall, Bishop Dunne, and Limball in preseason. They beat Bishop lunne, 26 to 6, and that left their season lark at 1 and 9. The experience gained this ear should make for a winning varsity next ear. Woodrow Wilson 0 Rockwall 29 Woodrow Wilson 0 North Garland 60 Woodrow Wilson 6 Kimball 27 Woodrow Wilson 26 Bishop Dunne 6 Woodrow Wilson 15 Spruce 32 Woodrow Wilson 6 Bryan Adams 40 Woodrow Wilson 0 South Oak Cliff 49 Woodrow Wilson 0 Samuel 28 Woodrow Wilson 0 Roosevelt 32 Woodrow Wilson 0 Skyline 7 123 YOUNG WILDCATS ON THE Mark Allen, 33, a picture of a true J.V. Stud. Anthony Thompson, 70, shows us his best side. MOVE Rikki Arrendondo, !0, shows Roosevelt some new moves. Victor De la Rosa, 88, corrals another Mustang. A Vt ildcat puts his head across to make yet another tackle. Brad Reardon, 24. looks back and wonders what happened. A tired Wildcat catches a hit of needed rest after another lengthy battle. 124 Jack Caldwell, 63. dares another Mustang to try to get up. The J.V. line forms a perfect pocket for 10. Rikki Arredondo. The whole J.V. team gets in on the act by telling Jeff Graham what a football Mark Allen, center, ducks around in opposing player for extra yards. Various Wildcats survey the aftermath. Wildcats close in for the kill against Roosevelt. 125 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL From top left: Matt W illiams, 66 Danny I)e La Vega, ft50 Mike Hataway, 60 David Crayton. 75 Kenneth Marks, ft 73 Steve Hernandez, 72 Jeff Burke, 65 Riek Inman, 70 Steve Barta, 84 Scott McManus, John Bowman. Second row: 68 Paid Soioman. 19 Bonny Moore, 31 Ignacio Sandejas, 74 Lionel Douglas, 77 Ricky Ash, 33 Tim Brown, 35 Dion Brown. 89 Robert Taylor, 76 Javier Vasquez, 42 Bobby Billie. 25 Randy Royal, 55 Chris Holloway. I bird row: 24 Brad Reardon, 10 David Johnson, 80 Benny Tovar, 63 Gary Brawner. 64 Mark Staton. 12 Arthyr Ortega, 3 . Paul Ruiz, ft26 Kevin Cameron, 45 Barry Davis, 88 Richard Villarreal. 27 Brian McKinney. Fourth row: Coach lovar, 22 Darrell Neal, 85 Glenn Vation, 1 1 Eli Arredondo, 46 George Nata, ft 40 Ivory Clark. Coach Miller. The freshmen got off to a fast start, winning th ‘ first four of five games played, and winning those four in a row. The games were very-close, as represented by the 6 to 6 tie with Samuell. Many of the games were lost because of one play, penalty, series of downs, or mistake. Many of the team members demonstrated good playing skills. These players will be assets to the junior varsity and varsity teams next year. Woodrow Wilson 0 Rockwall 20 Woodrow Wilson 18 T. Jefferson 12 Woodrow Wilson 14 Kimball 8 Woodrow Wilson 12 Bishop Dunne 6 Woodrow Wilson 12 Spruce 7 Woodrow Wilson 0 Bryan Adams 14 Woodrow Wilson 2 South Oak Cliff 6 Woodrow Wilson 6 Samuell 6 Woodrow Wilson 6 Roosevelt 8 Woodrow Wilson 8 Skyline 34 126 Wildcats hold out the Mustangs, allowing Arthur Ortega, ft 1 4, to pass. Freshman Wildcats stack up on the line of scrimmage. Steve Barta tries to put Roosevelt deep in its own territory. ionel Douglas. 74. and Lewis Robinson, 52. seemed to look on our photographer as an intrusion upon their lomain. 127 I FRESHMEN GO 4-5-1 A freshman Wildcat lunges like a Russian dancer for that extra yard. Another Wildcat cuts upfield through the gap left by1 the Roosevelt defense. Freshmen line up to knock 'em hack on a kickoff. 128 I VOLLEYBALL harlene Smith sets up the hall for leverly Young. Top: (left to right) Coach Addington, Charlene Smith. Debbie Young. Juanita Castanon (Bottom) Capt. Gwen Brown, Beverly Young, (not pictured) Mara Washington, Shelley Gosney. Varsity J.v. Garland vs. W.W. 15-7 2-15 1 1-15 15-4 N. Dallas vs. W.W. 15-13 15-13 15-8 15-19 Skyline vs. W.W. 15-2 15-2 15-2 15-5 Samuell vs. W.W. 15-6 15-10 16-14 15-6 B. Adams vs. W.W. 15-0 15-5 15-1 1 5-5 Spruce vs. W.W. 15-12 15-13 15-9 15-11 Boose veil vs. W.W. 15-12 1 5-6 15-12 1 5-4 S.O.C. vs. W.W. 1 5-4 1 5-4 15-9 15-4 N. Dallas vs. W.W. 15-11 15-11 15-13 15-1 1 Garland vs. W.W. 15-9 15-11 15-13 15-12 Varsity shows its true form. 129 VARSITY The Varsity team serves the hall to the opponent and scores a point. The varsity team listens carefully to Coach Addington. Beverly, you're not supposed to catch the hall, you’re supposed to hit it. Captain Gwen Brown serves the hall. Coach Addington can't believe what she sees. 130 J.V. VOLLEYBALL iince Ingris can't play, she takes score for a very enthu Top: I ft to right. Coach Kelley, Karla Pride. Marilyn Moore, Dehhie Wernsing, Kathy Wofford. Bottom: Becky Rivera. Gloria Sanchez. Arleen Ortega. Marilyn Moore scores a point for the J.V. team. The J.V. team sets up for a good volley. iastic J.V. team. Becky ignores the coach and makes faces at the camera. 131 First Row: Chris Forgey, Charles Jackson. Bobby Phipps. David O’Brien. Second Row: Kenny Saunders, Andy James, Preston Pate, John Ehrhardt Kirk Scott. Top Row: John Bert, Hobby Lowry, Blair Young, Mike Graham, Clifton Proctor, Coach Green. Not Pictured, Kern Smith. W.W. MEN’S SWIM TEAM Senior Members: John Bert, Clifton Proctor, Kern Smith, Preston Pate, ('apt. John Ehrhardt and Kirk Scott. Coach Green. 132 W.W. WOMEN’S SWIM TEAM irst Row: Both Nilsson, Patti Shctner, Lisa Allen, Becka Sweet. Second Row: Mystii Groner, Sandra Ault, Kathy Tallis, Joany Pate, Patricia Van-andingham. Top Row: Tara Fulbright. Tracey Everett. Kara Shamblin. Jenny Fosmire, Susan Pate, Shelly Gosncy, Coach Green. Not Pictured, ngie Jantzen. 133 Boys rest in the water and watch the girls go by. Woodrow fans show their spirit! Up, up and away! John comes up for a breather! Aqua Woman! Rest in Peace. The Girls Swim Team completed another undefeated dual meet season by going 9-0 and running their dual meet win streak to 83. Senior capt. Jenny Fosmirc led the team with a total of 78 points. Letter-men: Fosmire, Ault, Susan Pate, Sheaner, Stone, Gosney, Jantzen, Shamblin, Groner, and Joany Pate. The Boys Swim Team completed a successful swim season finishing with a 9-1 dual meet season which ranked them second in District. Lettermen included: Graham, James, Lowry, Evan, Saunders, Jackson, Young, and Ehrhardt. The Chlorine Cowboy! SwimmerH lake your mark! Andy to the rescue! Help. I'm stuck! P 34 W.W. 112 51 W.W. 89 94 W.W. 94 38 W.W. 110 28 W.W. 110 62 W.W. 89 42 W.W'. 102 28 W.W'. 109 Samuel Spruce B.A. Roosevell N. Dallas Skyline S.O.C. Adamson jm Pre-Season WW WW WW WW WW WW W'W' WW 43 41 66 50 51 58 40 70 L. Highlands W.T. White Sunset N. Mesquite 39 37 Berkner-Pierc 52 65 64 44 45 53 Jesuit e Tournament J. J. Pierce Sunset N. Mesquite W'W 72 96 ■ llillcrest S. Grand Prairie Tournament WW 58 57 S. Grand Prairie W'W 38 62 Plano WW' 39 51 Grand Prairie WW 50 67 Hillcrest Duncanville Tournament WW 37 49 J. J. Pierce WW 66 59 Eastern Hills WW 53 63 L. I). Bell WW' 52 67 Newman Smith WW 50 49 Berkner W'W' 68 48 Seagoville W'W' 75 77 Adamson WW 57 42 Sunset W'W' 49 51 T. Jefferson District WW 57 82 S. Oak Cliff W'W 78 70 Samuell WW 54 60 Skyline WW 51 82 Roosevelt W'W 48 58 Bryan Adams W'W 83 77 Spruce W'W 61 89 Skyline WW 59 61 Samuell W'W 68 78 S. Oak Cliff WW 55 87 Roosevelt W'W Bryan Adams W'W' Spruce VARSITY From the left: 22 Ed Nation, 14 Terry Malone, 10 Luis Rodriguez, 23 Keith Harris, 24 Brian Rogers, 31 Jack Duckworth. The whole team crouches in anticipation for the ball to come down off the rim. 136 BASKETBALL Ed Yation goe up for a long jumper. The Wildcat basketball team play competitively throughout the year despite unfortunate setbacks. Playing a varied but deliberate style. Coach Scott's players battled through the new district schedule. This new district includes Roosevelt, South Oak Cliff, and strong Skyline. These teams are considered some of the metro-plex's best teams. Woodrow played many rigorous preseason games before district competition began. The district season consisted of round robin play and a district tournament. The team members represented Woodrow well in an extremely competitive 1 1 AAAAA district. 10 Raymond Phillip . 12 Harold Sander . 1 1 Greg Phillip , and ach Scott. r STH .ate i� Rodriguri and Harold Sander go up to block the hot again ! c. 137 Harold Sanders, 12, prepares to pass inside for two easy points. Yea, we bad. Raymond Phillips shows what a real follow thru looks like. 138 Wildcats gather ground to share those pearls of wisdom during a time-out. Bryan Rogers. 24. signals that he's open. Hey, will the ball ever come down? Vation lays up a shot while others gather for the rebound in case he doesn't score. 139 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kenny Vation extend for the lay up. Dwight Davis, Kevin Means and T. J. LaCour guard the net. 14 Kevin Means and 32 Kevin Johnson set up a Wildcat play. 32 Johnson passes to 1 1 Davis in mid-court. 140 hr 1980-81 Junior Vanity Basketball Team: Top Row: (left to right) Coach Mike Kerb)', 23 Adrian Smith, 31 T. J. I Cour, 44 Barry ilcox, 24 M. B. Williams. 33 Reginald Hall. 32 Kevin Johnson, and 20 Orlando Simpson. Bottom Row: 12 Bobby Pitts. 1 1 Dwight avis. 10 Kenny Vation. 14 Kevin Means and 21 Calvin Smith. 141 Is Vation siding down on the job? PRE-SEASON SCORES ww 21 vs L. Highlands 51 ww 51 vs W'.T. White 33 ww 60 vs Sunset 44 ww 42 vs N. Mesquite 52 ww 43 vs Jesuit 51 ww 38 vs Hillcrest 52 W'W 31 vs Richardson 40 W'W 39 vs N. Garland 67 W'W 55 vs Hillcrest 70 W'W 34 vs Newman-Smith 55 ww 22 vs Berkner 32 ww 42 vs Seagoville 47 ww 30 vs Adamson 81 ww 63 vs Sunset 51 W'W 40 vs T.J. 51 DISTRICT SCORES W'W 51 vs S. 0. c. 85 WW 29 vs Samucll 60 u w 37 vs Skyline 75 w 65 vs Roosevelt 103 ww 45 vs B. Adams 79 W’W 49 vs Spruce 51 ww 33 vs Skyline 34 ww 46 vs Samuell 67 ww 41 vs S. 0. C. 111 ww vs Roosevelt ww vs B. Adams ww vs Spruce Adrian prepares to throw in the ball as T. J. goes up court. - Is it two be or not two be? An Apache takes a flying lead as Smith looks ready to The Wildcats prepare another offensive play score. against Spruce. 142 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Robert, it looks like a sure basket! Tim attempts the free throw us John-Paul and Anthony look on. sr Barry Davis passes Tim Brown a side-winder. Brown leads the Wildcat pack against the Skyline Raiders. 143 The Freshman Basketball Team: Top Row: (left to right) 23 Robert Eldridge, 22 Tim Brown, Coach Charles Hoggard. 15 Genard (Chappie a 24 Dion Brown. Bottom Row: 20 Dion Westbrook. 1 1 Bryan McKinney. 13 John-Paul Ruiz, 12 Glenn Vation and 14 Barry Dav Those not pictured are 2 1 Darron Weaver, 25 Jerdell White and 32 Anthony Craddock. Freshman Genard Chappie rises to the occasion. 13 Chappie shoots as 14 Davis hopes for two! I-ooks like 1 3 John-Paul Ruiz is having BIG MAC ATTACK!!! 144 14 Barry Davis imitates Kermit! (32 Anthony Craddock jumps for the ball while 22 Tim Brown, 24 lion Brown, and 14 Barry Davis anxiously await the outcome. STATS ww 38 V White 41 ww 58 V Sunset 57 ww 57 vs Pinkston 72 ww 48 V Hillcrest 70 ww 63 vs Samuell 55 ww 36 vs Hillcrest 38 ww 62 vs B. Adams 26 ww 51 vs Samuell 46 ww 40 vs Spruce 47 ww 43 vs Roosevelt 40 ww 46 vs B. Adams 26 ww 42 vs Samuell 31 ww 38 vs Skyline 59 ww 37 vs S.O.C. 36 ww 44 vs Spruce 43 ww 53 vs Roosevelt 57 ww 44 vs S.O.C. 56 ww 43 vs Skyline 47 This year's Freshman Basketball Team exhibits promise for the years to come. Under the leadership of Coach Hoggard, the members deftly played this district's toughest teams. Examples of their efforts show in their wins against Roosevelt (43-40), South Oak Cliff (37-36), and Sunset (68-67). Tim Brown, Barry Davis, Anthony Craddock, Genard Chappie and Robert Eldridge demonstrated much talent this basketball season. The freshman players make the future bright for next year's J.V. and Varsity teams. 145 V A R S I T Y G I R Member of the 1980-81 Girl Vanity Bakkelball Team are (front row): fc5 Pauline ArmMt-ad. 3 Charlene Smith, (aecond row) U Beverly Young. 33 Sheila Chappie. 5 Debbie Young, Coach Kelly, and (not pictured) 24 Ingris Ortega. L S The 1980-81 Varsity Girls Basketball Team opened its season on November 18 against Hillcres under the leadership of Coach Jim Kelly. The pre-district games were played against the followinj schools: Ilillcrest, Seagoville, Carter, South Garland, and North Dallas. The team also participated it the Dr. Pepper Tournament. The first district game was played against South Oak Cliff. Other distric opponents included: Roosevelt, Bryan Adams, Spruce, Samuell, and Skyline. 146 WORK AND PLAY J Who will gel the rebound? 148 5 won't let Spruce get the basketball. Although most opponents had a height advantage. Woodrow has an “Ingris advantage. 149 BOYS TRACK Top row (Irft to right): Coach Hamilton, Greg Glaxpar, Pete Barnett, Scott Weber, Steve Hernandez, William Becker. Ed Ballard, Tim Johnson, Alan McKinney, Alfloyd William . Monty Watson, Mike King, middle row: Byron Fossett, Bean Lueke, Luis Palomo, John Garcia, Jeff Graham, Hodge Fuller, Claude Richardson, Chu Wing Wong, Jerry McClafferty, Melvin Porter, Steve Barta. bottom row: Mgr. Mancel Gossett. Ricky Loftix, Ramiro Carrasco, Leroy Hughes, Marc Carden, Delfino Saldana, Miguel Pina, Otis Crowder, Craig Roland, Michael Montoya, Mgr. Wilbert Bates. The hurdlers: Alfloyd Williams and John Garcia. Melvin Porter prepares for the start of a relay. The relay team: Jeff Graham, Claude Richardson. Alan McKinney, Melvin Porter, and Ricky Loftis. An unidentified Wildcat float down on the ong jump. The shotputters: Ed Ballard, William Becker, Steve Hernandez, Mike King, Gregg Glaspar, Byron Fossett. The discus throwers: Scott Weber, Tim Johnson, Steve Barta Luis Palomo and Dean Jeff strains for the tape, floats down on the long jump. The track team, under the leadership of Coach Hamilton, got off to a strong start. The team featured size and strength in the field events. The track team worked out daily after school with the sprinters, hurdlers, and distance runners putting in several miles each day while others practiced field events. All these events required much practice to improve the skills that made the track team a winner. 151 Distance runners: (back row) Monty Wataon, Dean Lueke, Chu Wong, Luis Palomo, Michael Montoya, (front row) Delfino SaMana, Miguel Pina, Mark Canlcn, and Otis Crowder. Johnny Garcia look happy about the next race. Frenhmen runner : (Back row) Michael Lambert. David Ellon, Scolt McManus, Chris Gary Bedalow. (Front row) Albert Gonzales, Darrel Smith, Tim Posey . Handy Hoyal. and Smith. Tim Johnaon an Mr. Hind. Scott Weber aa Dr. Jekyll. .. 152 GIRLS TRACK Beverly Young streak down the track. Terry, Diane, and Beverly race each other around the track. Tracy looks tired before she's started. Diane stretches out. rom the top left: Sheila Williams, Beverly Young. Second row: Coach Addington, Tracy Hiser, 'erry Cole, and Diane Soto. The Girls Track Team under the coaching of Ms. Addington faced tough competition in the new 11-AAAAA district. With the addition of the two mile run, the meets opened up to more participants. Sheila Williams, Beverly Young, Tracy Hiser, Terry Cole, and Diane Soto represented Woodrow well. 153 CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country is a long distance event that consists of a three-mile run in the meets and a 50-60 mile practice weekly. This year's team came in 4th place at the S.O.C. Invitational. The St. Marks meet had approximately 1,000 entries representing 300 schools. Our team came in 4th place! At the District meet the team came in 4th place with the help of Luis Rodriguez and his fantastic time of 14.31. Miguel Pina also held an excellent time of 14.32. Luis Rodriguez and Miguel Pina were the only two lettermen this year. Top Row (L to R); Miguel Pina. Monty Watson. Luis Rodriguez Captain, Boh Green Coach. Bottom Row (L to R); Delfino Saldana. Chu Wing Wong. Fred Yillapando Fred Yillapando accepts his award. A Wildcat stretches out. Runners getting ready for their meet. 154 Top L to R: Coach Tovar, Tony Giardina. Frank Zarate, Dioniso Carrasco. David DelBosque. Richard YetU. Ron McDowell, Terry Yellowfish, Net-Ro 1ue Trevino. Rikki Arredondo. Bottom L to R: George Chavez, Paul Hernandez, Mark Allen. Robby Karl, Ricky Yellowfish, Joe Her-era, and Mgr. John Bowman. Russell Jonc . thinks he is Joe Cool. Come on . . . I'm ready! ! S 155 156 J.V. BASEBALL 157 ThU year’ 1980-81 Soccer Team consisted of — Top Row (left to right): Coach Miller, Alfonso Garcia, Miguel Nieto and Albert Rodriguez. Second Row: The Phamaun, Joesph Enriquez, Joel Esparza, Vidal Machado. Joe Herrera, Jose Gomez and Jesus Juarez. Third Row: Kong Thammuwongsa, Robert Simpson, Raul Esquivel, Tony Lopez, Albert Lopez, Raul Rodriguez, Jose Cuevas and Benny Lozano. Bottom Row: Manager William Stultz, Dclfino Saldana, Kungham Phoathakhio, Gilbert Gonzalez, Otto Hernandez, Ramiro Carrasco, David Del Bosque, Chris Yctts and Alonzo V� llal-( pando. Not pictured: Willie Ray Vasquez. 158 Now that’s using your head! I've got a splitting headache now! 5 Alonzo Villalpando and ft 15 Kong Thammuwongsa follow the ball. Alonzo prepare to score a Albert Lopez run to assist. This year’s Soccer Team played three pre-season games. Hillcrest defeated them 7 to 1 and Sunset 2 to 1; however, the Wildcat's stomped Pinkston 8 to 0. The team hoped to have many more wins, and with such fine boys, the possibilities looked hopeful. What form. Jose! 159 VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER Top Row: Coach Jones, Cynthia Barrientos, Christian Gonzales, Mary Castro, Diana Navarro, Maria Miera, Carol Hernandez, Mary Martinez, Maria Hernandez, Hilary Michel. Bottom Row: Estela Ortega, Maria Esquivel, Rosa Tovar, Vicki Martinez, Sonia Espinoza, Felicia Adames, Tina Moya, Lydia Navarro, Christina Fraga. Not pictured: Dominga Davila, and Pat Hinojosa, manager. � Woodrow girl hustle for the ball. Woodrow fights for possession. Soccer girls show their stuff. 161 WILDCAT TENNIS The tennis learn member include: (front): Roger Castro, Sharon Muethcr, Mike Siddle, Darla Thompson, (back): Coach Gayla Collinsworth, Eva1 Linden, Jimmy Dean, Bruce Wilcox, Kern Smith, and Becky Fugate. J .«-• V i w iv One more time! 163 WILDCAT BOWLING The girls bowling team as pictured: Marie Stone, Becky Cox, Elaine McGee, Kathy Mayer, and Susan McCracken and Coach Barnett. The boys bowling team, as pictured: Paul Williamson, Jacob Becker, Robert Cabrera, Danny Shaven . Larry W agner and Coach Barnett. Not Pi lured: alternate Bobby Phipps. 164 The senior . . . a strong point for the team? Becky Cox break a school record. Elaine await her turn. 165 The Golf Team got off to a sha-key start in the district schedule against Skyline but survived under the pressure. The new team members included seniors Kirk Scott, John Bert, Preston Pate, and Brad Thompson. Andy Allbee, a junior, was the only returning member this year. The Golf Team played matches weekly throughout the spring and had a district tournament at the end of the season. This much practice made for better players and a lot of fun for everyone. From the left: Coach Billy Davia, John Bert, Preston Pate and Andy Allbee. GOLF Preston Pate shows that polished putting stroke. 166 Andy Allbee shows the concentration of a winner. Preston studies the next shot. Allbee and Bert, a real team. n Allbee poses for the cameraman. John Bert gets into the swing of things. 167 John Bert is left holding the bag. FACULTY ! 169 170 Can You Believe They Were Once Younger? 171 1R. CAREER EDUCA Maurice Gindratt Sarah Stovall Betty White Norma Saenz Robert Wilk Joe Barnett Bob Cargile Verlene Houston 172 TION Maryhelen Feely Floyd Malone TEACHERS’ AIDES Gwendolyn Harris Ruby Underwood 173 174 Jerry Johnson 175 We know Mre. Brown must talk in her spare time! LUNCHROOM LADIES Left to Night. First Row: Georgia Lewi . Jean Lacey, Dietician Reha Tenny, llamidan William . Maria Villalpando. Marxian Flore . Second Row: Ruby William . Jennifer Kelley. Mary Hailey. Olivia Carra eo. Maria Ortiz. Irene Torrez. Linda Choice. CUSTODIANS Mary Parks I lead Custodian Glenda Bonner Grady Powers 176 SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHERS -v Wilton Crocker Velma Lupo Sandra Steen Danny Jones STUDY HALL Virginia Rogers Gloria Conner Harle 177 CREATIVE ARTS Marca Lee Bircher Filberto Chapa Roger Ashcraft Phillip Cook Elizabeth Lord Hammon Cox 178 Don Bacon Gay Addington K R E C R E ARTS T I V E 179 MATHEMATICS 180 Steve Scott Rusty Talbot 181 Arlene Finger Jan Chase Barbara Hill Judy Eppright Laverne Jackson Kathleen Baldwin A i i Jacqueline Martin Margarette Lundh Marlene Mallewick 182 Rose Medrano Betty Parrett L A N G U A A R G T E S Ann McSpadden Peggy Phelps Mary Ward Sally Wingo 183 Vera Britton Boh Green Leon Hamilton .Nova Evans Joan Davis 184 hrnesto Lerma James Kelly Glen Tucker Daphrene Martin 185 Scientists al work! Kathleen Pulte Doris Stratton 186 Catherine Dunn I Mike Kerby Bill Turner Wanda Mays S 0 c 1 A L Joseph Miller S T U D I E S 187 Lee Self Counselor Ollie Johnson Career Counselor Anna Baines Clerk Olga Zamora Counselor Doris Grammer Counselor’s Secretary Helen Bland Registrar Margaret Walker Counselor Nancy Musgrove Counselor’s Secretary STUDENr HELPER! ESS] 188 Rozanna Hinch Principal’s Secretary Gloria Foley Attendance Secretary Betty Jones Data Processor Gail Jantz Principal's Clerk Janet Surratt Data Processor Rachel Hoefnagel Attendance Secretary ND FACULTY RE TIAL Vivian Herrick Nurse 189 Wayne Pierce Principal Lupe Cruz Assistant Principal Marvin Edwards Assistant Principal OUR LEADERS Joel Haden Assistant Principal 190 191 TEACHERS ARE PEOPLE TOO CLASSES 195 Adame . Felicia Adam . Tony Agis. Jose Alegria. Elizabeth Alegria. Noemi Allen. Canandra Allen. Constance Allen. Gene Jr. Allen. Lisa Allen. Lonnie Alvarez. Ray Anantathat. Chiengnge Anantathat. Chiengtho Ancrson. Julie Arredondo. Elijah Asensio. Cindy Ash. Rickey Aten. Noel Atkinson. Heather Raines. Susan Balderrama. Elizabeth Banda. Frank Banda. Guadalupe Barnes. Lcesy Barron. Maria Barta. Steve Beard. Kenneth Beard. Steve Bedalow. Gary Billie. Bobby Bolodeoku. Esther Boyd. Drew Brawner, Gary Bridwell. Caroline Briscoe. Stephanie Brooks. Stephanie Brown. Charlie Brow n. Dion Brown. Donna Brown, Tim Burke. Jeff Bustos. Eunice Byrd. Donna Cabrea. Lora Cameron. Kelvin 197 Campas, Norma Canalez, Frank Cardell, Kim Garden. Marc Carpenter, Chris Carrasco, Juanita Carrillo. Bobby Jo Carrillo, Carol Case. Chris Case, Steven Castro, Roger Cerda. Priscilla Cervantes. Gloria Cbapple, Songa Clark, Mike Cole. Dolores Cole. Terry Collins. Ignacio Cooke, Kecia Cope, Ronald Cox. Lisa Cosby, Pamela Crayton, David Crotts, Lisa Crowscy. Angel Curry, lola Curtis, Michael Darden. Robert Davis, Barry Deal. Dianne DeAtley. Lewis DcHoyos. Sylvia Del a Vega. Danny I)� dd, Jan Dominguez, Kdgar Douglas. I.innell Duarte, Sheree Duran. Patricia Edwards. Dwayne Kldridge. Artelia Kldridge. Robert Klizardo. Gigi Elton. David Esparza. Robert Esquivel. Mary Esquivel, Raul Estrada. Ileetor Feltis, Robert Fleming. Alvin Fossett, Tammy Foster, David Fraga. Christina Franco, Susan Cassett. Maneel Gomez, Mike lla good time mg 199 Gonzales, Albert Gonzales, Ccasar Gonzales, Cindy Gonzales, Joseph Gonzales, Socorro Griggs, Karen Groner, Mystii Guensche, Barbara Gutierrez, Jeannie Guzman. Celeste Hall, Carolyn Hardison, Missy Hartfield, Margaret Hataway, Mike Hensley, Phil Hernandez, Joe Hernandez, Lisa Hernandez, Steve Herrera, Juan Hicks, Lorna Ho. Yan Holloway, Chris Hollywood, Shirley Houston, Clifford Howell, Pamela 200 Hughes, Kasandra Hutson, Michelle Inmon, Richard Jasso, Juan Jimenez, Rita Johnson, David Johnson, Esther Johnson, Rodney Karl. Tim Keomalithong, Phoukhong Khang, Chav Khaodeuanephcn, Vong King, Alexis Kopecky, Julie Lambert. Michael Leachman, Amy WAKE UP! Leaher, Lee Ann Lindsay, Virginia Lockridge. Viva Ix pez. Victor Ix r, Her Lorcdo, Angel Lott. Alta Luna, Lorcna Lundy. Gina Major. Antoine Munak. Sally 201 Markiewicz, Dale Marks, Kenneth Martin, Ida Martinez, Margie Martinez, Maricela Martinez, Mary Martinez, Vicki Martinez, Yolanda Mata, George Mata, Gracie Mauseau, Craig McCaa, Kathleen McClary, Obie McCullough, James McKenzie, Andre McKinney, Brian McManus, Scott Medina, Maria Megaha, Liz Mieva, Maria Miller, Jennifer Miranda, Bertha Moncihais, Sandra Money, John Moore, Karen 202 Moore, Ronie Morgon, Bruce Morgan, Pamela Moya, Tina Muether, Shannon Munoz, Maricela Neal, Darrell .New, Jeff Ngo, Thoai Noriega, Irene Nuno, Guillermo Obrien, David Olvera, James Olivares, Rodolfo Ordaz, Richard Would you explain that on the board?! Orona, Raul Ortega, Arleen Ortega, Arthuro Padilla. Louis Papanickolaou, Leeo Parish. Celeste Parra, Jesse Pate, Joanie Peck, Greg Pennington, Tina 203 Perez, Edward Perez, John Perry, Anthony Pham, Tho Phillip, Gerard Phillips, Dctria Pinson, Leatnice Piper, Renee Posey, Tim Powell, Kim Prestridge, Christi Prosser, Dean Pugh, Barry Ramos, Joseph Ramos, Kcrrington Ramos, Marco Rearden, Bradley Rodriguez, Oscar Rodriguez, Ricardo Rodriguez, Sandra Rogers, Vcrnan Rose, Sandy Ross, Allison Royal, Randy Ruiz, Paul 204 Saldana. Rosie Salinas. Alma Sandejas, Ignacio Sanders, Kenneth Sanders, Sophia Shamblin, Kara Shaver, Daniel Shaw, Kimberly Siddle, Mike Sides, Susan Simmons, Lucinda Simpson, Robert Smith, Carlos Soberanis, Gerardo Solis, Dolores Solomon, Paul Spates. Frankie Spath. Gordon Spratlcn, Pansy Staton. Mark Stultz. William Suares, Yolanda Suon, Rat Tallis, Kathy Taylor, Marie Taylor, Robert Teer, Louise Thomas. Dawn Thompson, Helena Thorton, Ronald Torres. Gilbert Tovar, Benny Trevino. Rosie Truitt. Tammy Truong, Phuong Turner, Wanda Valtierra, Sandra Van Flctern, Roger Vang. Sue Vanlandingham, Patricia Vara. Mike Vasques, Javier Vation, Glenn Velasquez, Arabella 205 Villalpand, Noherai Villareal, Jaime Villarreal, Richard Waddell, Juanita Walker, Karen Wall. Sherry Warren, Sherry Wa� hington, Carol Washington, Hara Watson, Julia Watts, Nena Weaver, Dnrron Wells, Gregory Wernsing, Debbie Wheeler, Kendell Wheeler. Mary White, Hope Wilkins, Della Williams. Debbie Williams, Kenrick 206 Williams, Matt Williams, Sheila Williamson, Mary Wilson, David Winstein, Mike Wood, John Wortham. Helen Wren, Yolanda Ybarra, Alexandra Ybarra, Virginia THE FRESHMAN STUDENT LIFE 207 Come on in.” Gene’ normal self. Woodrow's Angels. Hard workers! 208 Checking mil the girls is a popular hobby. Open wide.' The freshman toy. 209 210 SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Adams. Alesia Adams. Cathy Aguilar, Maggi Alcantar. Julie Allen, David Allen, Elgin Amoossoltanifr. Reza Anantathat. Chieng Anaya. Abelardo Appleberry, Wendy Mr. Peppermint in disguise. Aquilera. Blanca Archie. Brenda Armstead, Pauline Arredondo, Rikki Arredondo. Ruben Aten, Ruth Anne Atterton, James Ault, Sandra Bailey, Cathy 211 Bailey, Liaa Barnes, Lana Bauer, Melissa Beaver, Eddie Becker, Jacob Benson, Margaret Bernal, Enrique Bernal, Roberto Bireher, I nee Blomquist, Carla I won’t tell if you won’t. Charlie’s Angels? Boardman, Amy Boonpeng, Tbavee Box. Jerry Bryant, David Bullock. Lloyd Burnett. Mark Burnside, Rhea Carrasco, Bealria Carrasco, Ramiro Carrillo, Alex Casa Nova, Maria Castanon, Juanita Castro. Mary Cervantes, Rosalind-Chacon. Carlos 212 Chambers, Marc Charles, Tonia Cochran, Roderick Combs, Deana Cook, Anne Cooksey, Thomas Cooper, Lealie Cornish, Carol Crockett, Owen Crotts, Cara Crowder, Tama Davila, Dominga Davis, John Day, Pamela Dealey. Michael Dean, Diana De La Cruz, Tony De La Rosa, Victor Del Bosque, David DeWitt, Diane Diosdado, Rosa Dominguez, Carlos Dominguez, Lorenzo Duran, Gabriela Earl. Freddie 213 Enriquez, Joseph Esparza, Norma Espinoza, Sonia Fletcher, Angela Fletcher, Mamie Forgey, Chria Fosselt, Byron Fraser, Cara Fuller, Hodge Fierro, Lorene Fischer, Cheryl Fischer, Donald Fischer, Ronald Slip Caines, Linda Gann, Beth Garcia, Antonio Garcia. Michele I Gepp, Kathy Giang, Tai Gibson, Kirk 214 Gomez, Amparo Gonzales, Christine Gonzales, Rodney Goodnpeed,Barbara Gordon, Gary Gosney, Shelly Graf. Sparky R.O.T.C. Cover Girl Harrell, Mike Harrington, Rynelle Hartmann, Paul Haynea, Bert Grun, Michelle Guerra, Mary Hall. Reginald Hamilton, Craig Hand, Mike Hankins, Jackie 215 Hearn, Sharria Hclgeson, Sara Her, Bee Her, Lue Hernandez, Ann Hernandez, Carol Hernandez, Joann Hernandez, Miguel Herrera, Joe Hiser, Billy Hodge. Willie Hughes, Leroy Hughey, Bo Janlzen, Angie Jasso, Cesar Jasso, Dora Jimenez, Priscilla Johnson, Calvin Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, David Johnson, Lesa Jones, Debbra Jones, Greg Jones, Marcy Jordan, Derek Jackson,Barbara Jantz, Margaret Hunter, Aaron Hutchinson, Craig Lance, is English really that funny? 216 Juarez, Jesu Juarez, Marlin Karl, Robb Keeney, Rhonda Kelley, Robert Kelly, Joseph Kelly, Tavies Khoummoung, Kongseng Kickham, Gabrielle King, Michael Kohutek, David Kozarevich, Janis Lavender. Michael Lewis, Michael Lightner, Jessica Linden. Evan Lira, Elinio Long, James Long. John Lopez, Tony Lowrcy, Dora Maldonado. Alma Marlin, Rosie Martin, Shirley Martinez, Gerardo Martinez, Gilda 217 Mask, Willie Massey, Sherrye McGregor, Karen McPherson, Kim MeanR, Kevin Medina, Marcella Mena, Kim Meza, Roberto Michel, Hilaria Miller, Yolanda Mills, Boretta Miramonles, Lisa Mitchell, Sekcthia Moncibais, Melissa Monzon, Anna Moore, Ivy Jean Moore, Rhonda 218 Wi Aim fight cavities! Murphy, Susan Navarro, Diana Navarro, Noe Neel, Sylvia Newman, James Nguyen, Huong Nichols, Dennis NiUaon, Beth Odom. Rose Olvera, Joe Ortega, Esthela Ortiz, Arturo Ortiz, Martha Ovalle, Dorothy Owens, Earl Page, Pam Payne, Gery 219 Peck. Todd Pena, Marya Pennington, Rosie Phillips, Greg Phipps. Bobby Phoathakhio. Kungham Pina, Miguel Pitts, Roderick Ponce, Juanita Pruitt, Jcniee Pryor, Jerry Ramirez. Alejandra Raybon, Clayton UP ST. vote for this man? Would Renfroe, Mildred Reynoso, Joe Richardson, Susan Riggan. Todd Rios, Sandra Robinson. Kenneth Robinson. Stacey Rodriguez. Ricky Rodriguez, Tina 220 Roger , Mark Rose, Mitchell Salazar, Yolanda Saldana, Dclfino Sanchez. Gloria Sandeja , Jimmy Sanders, Brenda Sanders, Harold Sander , Oti Saunders, Kenny Self. Gayla Sheaner, Patti Shelton, Cynthia 221 Stone, Amy Stultz, Lucien Taylor. Charlotte Thomas, Helen Thomas, John Thomas, Kevin Room 203 is heaven to the sophomore girls. Thompson. Anthony Tidwell, Josie Tran. Due Chi Trevino, Maria Trevino, Roberto Trujillo, Carlos Vang. Pao Vasquez. Mary Vation, Kenny Vega. Raul 222 Vcytia, Karen Yielma. Thomas Villanueva. Martin Wales, Darren Y Walker. Robert Ward. Brenda Warren. Julius Warren. Nathan Watson. Monty- White. Bradley Whitfield. Joey William . Angela Williams. Glenn Williams. Patricia Williams. Patricia Wells, Kim Lana and Cheryl pose naturally. Wonzer. Ronnie Yellowfish, Ricky Yellowfish. Terry Zarate. Frank 223 224 Diana,get real! Macho Man” Lorrie Brooks Shelley Joyce Roque Trevino Russell Jones Alexander, Jerry Allbee, Andy Allen, Amy Allin, Bart Alvarado, Erasmo Alvarez, Oralia Amaya. Maria Archie, Cassandra Armstrong, Joey Ayneaworth, Allyson Ballard, Edward Ballinger, Steven Barnes, Pete Barrientos, Juan Beasley, Bobby Beaver, Robert Becker, David Benedetto, Jimmy Blancas, Joseph 226 Bonner, Gary Brice, Lewis Brooks. Ladctra Brooks, I.orrie Brown, Gwen Brown, Patricia Burton, Michael Byers, Karen Caballero, Norma Cabrera. John Caldwell. Jack Campbell, Daniel Cargilc. Stephen Carrasco, Dionisio Carrasco, Raul Cerda, John Cervcra, Norma Chacon, Josephine Clark. Donna 227 Coleman, Ray Cook, Douglas Copling, Terrence Co thrum, Terri Cox, Becky Court, Richard Curtis, Charlotte Day, Esther David Hansen Incredible Hunk Dean, Jimmy Deason, Tammy Degard, Dennis Del Bosque, Jaime Delacruz, Gloria Diencr, Dcnay Driskill, Doug 228 Fulbright. Tara Fuller, Debra Gained, l.ina Gamez, Higinio Garcia, Alejandro Garcia, John Garcia, Ophelia 229 Garrett, Keith Clamper, Greg Gonzalez, John Gonzalez, Juan Gorman, Merrill Gott, David Graham, Jeff Graham, Larry Graham, Mike Granado, Jimmy Groben, Anne Hall, Bootaie Hankins, Tracey Hansen, David Hardwick, Margie Harris, Betty Harris, Dorothy Hernandez, Antonio Hernandez, Delores Hernandez, Juan Hernandez, Otto Hernandez, Paul Herrera. Martha Herrera, Oscar Hester, Carl Hicks, Lance Hill, Amy Hipps, Lisa 230 Hodnett, Mary Ix u Hollingsworth, Vikki Holmes, Richard Howell, Jane Howell, Laura Ibarra, Felipe Jackson, Charlie Jackson, Mary Lynn James, Andy Jantz, Barbara Jasso, Maria Johnson, Darrell Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Tim Johnston, Bobby Jones, Russell Joyce, Shelley Juarez, Lisa Jung, Karen Kazee, James Keller, Rickey Kelly, Gregory Kines, Chariel LaCour, Alfonso Lawton. Ricky I.eachman. Robert Lcggc, Lorri 231 Lewis, Michael Long, Bobby Ix pez, Albert Lopez, Leticia Lowry, Robby Lozano, Benny Lozano, Norma Lueke, Dean Manhard, Michael Marcus, Cathy Marsico, Alan Martin, Catherine Martinez, Elizabeth Martinez, Susan McClafferty, Kevin McDowell, Heather McDowell, Ron McGee. Elaine McKinney, Alan Medina, Ernest Mendoza, Sophie Minera, Dina 232 Montoya, Michael Monzon, Dora Moore, Carolyn Moore, Marilyn Morris. David Morrison, Dorothy Mutwo, Sammy Nelson, Glenn Nguyen, Cue Nichols, Carolyn Nieto, Francisco Ollis, Scott Ortega, Celia Ortega, Ingris Palomo. Luis Parish, Cynthya Parker. Angela Pate. Susan Patterson, Randy Peavy. Melissa Perry, Cassandra Peters, John 233 Pride, Karla Proctor. Barbara Pruitt, Robert Puente, Dagoberto Qualls, Roger Ramirez, Maria Ramirez, Ralph Ramsey, Belinda Phillips. Raymond Piper, Stuart Pitts, Bobby Porter, Melvin Posey, Gwen 234 Bosom buddies? Robison, Steve Rodriguez, Janie Rodriguez. Raul Rohm, Martha Sadecky, Lisa Salazar, Ana Salinas, Mary Sanchez, Maria Robert s innocent look worries Mr. Cargile. 235 Sanders, Mae Scammel, Rosemary Schwartz. Richard Selrnan. Mark Sheppard, Shelton Shoemaker. John Siddle, Cheree Sideris. Katerina Simpson, Orlando Sims, Stephanie Smith, Adrian Smith, Charlene Smith, Joseph Spiros. A vie Sprague, Gladys Sprentall. Charmane Staten, Brenda Stroud. Paul 236 Waddell, William Wagner. Larry Washington. Patricia W'auson, Rodney- 237 Williams, Alfloyd Williams. Arnold W illiams, Ruthie Wilson. Robert Woods. Ann Yates, Becky Yetts. Richard Young, Blair Susan s sexy smile. Rich look of excitement 238 Arc thccc Junior guys robbing the cradle? Mr. Hayden reveal his secret technique of picking locks Anne Groben is found daydreaming in class again. 239 CLASS OF ’81 240 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS John Ehrhardt Misty Brooks Vivian Malone David Rodriguez 211 AGUILAR, LETICIA, May 20. 1964. Rio Bravo, Mexico; V.O.E. ALVARIK), MARIA ELENA, Dec. 12, 1962. Ailendo, Coahuila, Mexico; S. Studies, English, Business, Art. ARMSTEAD, RO.NNA ANN, Nov. 17, 1963, Mt. Pleasant. Tex.; English, Math. S. Studies, Vocational; Junior Achievement, 1 vr.; Sweethearts, 2 yrs. ASH. ROBBIE 242 ASH, RONNEY BARNETT, WILLIAM ALAN. Aug. 18, 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math. S. Studies, Science, Arch. Drafting; T.I.A.S.A., 1 yr.; WILD-CAT Staff, 1 yr. v« BECK. SONDRALYN, Jan. 4. 1963, Dallas. Tex.; English, Math, S. Studies, Science, German; Art Club, P.A.S.F., 1 yr.; Completed Honors in English, Math; National Honor Society, 2 yre.; CRUSADER Staff, 1 yr.. Photographer; Field Biology; Accumation Course 1980; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. BENAVIDES, CAROLYN BERA, LILY BERT, JOHN EDWARD, Mar. 26, 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math, S. Studies, Science; Swim Team. 2 yrx.: French Club, 2 yre.; Key Club, 4 yrs.; Clinic Helper, 1 yr.: Honor Classes in Math, Science; Completed Honors in Math, Science; H.A.A.G. English: Bible Award, 2 yrs.; Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Student Council Rep., 2 yrs.; Field Biology; Out-Door Education Junior Counselor; Most Spirited finalist. Most Humorous Finalist. BOONE. ROSLYN, Jul. 10, 1963. Dallas, Tex.; H.E.C.E.: Track Team. Varsity; Jr. Achievement, 3 yrs.. Pres.; H.E.R.O., 2 yrs.. Pres.; Student Council Rep.. 1 yr.; Concert Choir, 2 yrs.; Mixed Chorus, 1 yr.; '“Once Upon a Mattress , “The Boyfriend . BORDELON, JEANNE ELIZA-BETH, Jul. 8, 1963; Baton Rouge, Louisiana; P.A.S.F., 1 yr.; H.A.A.G. English; Sweethearts, 2 yrs.. Cap-lain, 1 yr.; CRUSADER Staff. 1 yr., Photographer; WILDCAT Staff, 1 yr.; Once Upon a Mattress”, “The Boyfriend , Homecoming Countess and Queen Finalist; Homecoming Dutchess; Sophomore Favorite; Junior Favorite; Best Looking Finalist; Miss Wildcat Finalist. 243 BROOKS, MISTY MONK. Mar. 14, 1963, Dallas. Tex.; English. Math. S. Studies; Office Helper, 1 yr.; J.V. Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Varsitj Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Sweethearts, 1 yr.; V.O.E. 1 yr.; Homecoming Princess; Homecoming Queen Finalist; Miss Wildcat; Student Council Rep., 1 yr.; WILDCAT Staff, 1 yr. BROVIN. ANNETTE, Dee. 25, 1962, Dallas, Tex.; English; Director of Army Instruction Award; Senior Army Instructor Award, Drill-team Award, Service Award, Superior Cadet Award, R.O.T.C., Color-guard Commander. BROWN. JANETTE BRYANT, BILL BYNUM, ROBERT MALCOLM. May 23, 1962, Dallas. Tex.; Math. English; Library Council. 2 yrs. CARRASCO, ARMIDA, Aug. 30. 1963. Ojinaga, Chih. Mexico; English. Math, Science, S. Studies; P.A.S.F.. 1 yr.; Allied Youth, 2 yrs.; Clinic Helper; Student Council Rep.; Student Advisory Committee; CRUSADER Staff. 2 yrs.; Club Section Editor. 244 CARROLL. SHAWN WILLIAM. Mar. 19, 1963. Dallas Tex.; English, Math; Football, Varsity Football. B Squad, 2 yrs. (ottered. Track Team, Varsity; Key Club; Art Club; Senior Favorite, Most Flirtatious; Mr. Wildcat Finalist; l.T.C. CARSON. CARL CASK. VICKI LYNN. Aug. 4, 1963, Dallas. Tex.; English; Director of Army Instruction Award; Senior Army Inst. Award; Drilltcam Award; Service Award; Superior Cadet Award: Academic Excellence; Colorsquad, 2 yrs.; 2nd Place All City Individual Drill Competition; 2nd Award Parade Ribbon; Proficiency Ribbon; CRUSADER Staff, 1 y- CASTANUELA, ZINA, Feb. 21, 1963, Omaha, Nebraska; English, Math, S. Studies, Science; French Club. I yr.; P.A.S.F., 3 yrs.. Historian, 1 yr.. Pres.. 1 yr.; Art Club. 1 yr.: Allied Youth, 3 yrs.; H.A.A.G. English, 4 yrs.; Halftime Announcer, 2 yrs.; CRUSADER Staff, Business Manager, 1 yr.. Artwork, 2 yrs.. “The Boyfriend , Society of Distinguished Anicr. H.S. Students, 1 yr. CHAVEZ. NICKIE CLEAR. MICHAKL-JAMES MAURICE, Aug. 31, 1963, Dallas. Tex.; English, S. Studies, Architecture, Math; Basketball, B Squad, Varsity; Key Club, 1 yr.; Junior Achievement. 1 yr.; Allied Youth, 2 yrs.; WILDCAT Staff. 2 yrs.. Sports Editor, 1 yr.; T.I.A.S.A., 2 yrs.. Vice Pres. — 246 CLEMMONS, CASSANDRA SHANTE, Aug. 21, 1963, Rouge City, Tex.: English, Math, S. Studies. Science; S.M.U. Project Upward Round, 2 yrs.; Counselor Helper, 1 yr.; Honor Class in English; Sweethearts, 2 yrs.; Sweetheart of the Week; Student Council Rep.; Student Advisory Committee COLLINS, CARMEN CRUZ, LUCY MARIE, Feb. 10, 1963, Fabens, Tex.; English, Math, S. Studies, Science; Volleyball Team, 2 yrs.; Basketball, B Squad; Soccer Team, Varsity, 3 yrs. lettered; French Club. 1 yr.; P.A.S.F.. 3 yrs.. Vice Pres., 2 yrs.; Science Club, 2 yrs.; Student Council Rep., 4 yrs.; Social Chairman, 1 yr.; Student Ad vis. Committee, 2 yrs.; CRUSADER Staff, 1 yr.; Band, 4 yrs.; Fresh, and Soph. Representative, Captain. Senior Year; “Once Upon a Mattress orchestra; Freshman Favorite, Senior Favorite, Most Athletic. CUEVAS, JOE CURTIS. JAY DAVENPORT. VICKI DE LA KOSA, DEBORAH ANNE. May 5. 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math, S. Studies.; French Club, 2 yrs.. Sec., 1 yr.; P.A.S.F., 2 yrs.; Allied Youth, 2 yrs.; H.A.A.G. English, 4 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs..; Society of Distinguished American H.S. Students; Sweethearts. 2 yrs.; CRUSADER Staff. 2 yrs.; Band, 4 yrs.. Marching, 1 yr.; Concert, 4 vrs.; Sweetheart of the Week. DELEON, MARIA DEJUSUS, Oct. 11, 1962. Dallas, Tex.; English. Business, Vocational; F.H.A. 1 yr.; D.E. Club, 2 yrs. DOSTER. JAMES KEITH. Jan. 28. 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math, S. Studies, Science; Football, Varsity S |uad, B Squad; Office Helper. DOUGLAS, SERETH A DUCKWORTH, JACKSON ANDREW. Jan. 21. 1963, Dallas, Tex.: English. Math, S. Studies; Architeeiurc, Drafting; Basketball. Varsity. 1 r. lettered. B Squad, 2 letters; Football. B Squad, I letter; F.C.A.; P.A.S.F., I yr.; Key Club, 4 yrs.; Art Club. I yr.; T.I.S.A.. 4 yrs.; WILDCAT Staff. 2 yrs.. Art Editor. Cartoonist Sponsor; Band. I yr.. Stagehand. EDWARDS. PAMELA SUE, Oct. 12, 1962, Lubbock, Tex.; English. Math. S. Studies, Science; French Club. 2 yrs.; P.A.S.F., 2 yrs.; Sweethearts, 2 yrs.. Sweetheart of the Week; WILDCAT Staff. 2 yrs.. News Editor. EHKHAKDT, JOHN ALLEN, May 25. 1962, Houston, Tex.; English, Math, Science. Latin; Football, 3 yrs., Varsity Squad. 1 yr lettered; Track Team. 2 yrs.; Swim Team. 4 vrs., Capt., 2 yrs.. 3 yrs. lettered; P.A.S.F., 2 yrs.; Latin Club, 2 yrs.; H.A.A.G. English; Completed Honors in Math; Student Advis. Committee; Student Council Rep., 4 yrs.; Concert Choir, 1 yr.; Once Upon a Mattress ; Honor Class in Chemistry; Freshman Favorite; Senior Favorite, Most Likelv to Succeed. ELLIS, EARNEST ESQUIVEL, ADR1ANNA, Jan. 30 1963. Hondo, Tex.; English F.H.A., I yr.: Junior Achievement 1 yr.; Office Helper, I yr.; Sweet hearts. I yr.; Student Council Rep. 1 yr.; O.E.A. ESTRADA. ANN, Apr. 29, 1963 Dallas, Tex.; English, S. Studies, Sci enee; French Club, 2 vrs.; P.A.S.F. 1 yr.; Honor Class in Chemistry H.A.A.G. English. i 248 EVANS, JULIE ANN, May 23, 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, S. Studies; Office Helper, 1 yr.; Sweethearts, 1 yr. EVANS, TONY FLETCHER, BARBARA FLORES, DANNY VIRDEN, Sept. 19, 1962, Robstown, Tex.; English, S. Studies; Football, B Squad 2 yrs.; Fellowship Christian Athlete; Office Helper, 2 yrs.; Band, 2 yrs. FOSMIRE, JENNIFER ANN, Mar. 28, 1963, Ubombo, South Africa; English, Math, Science, French; P.S.A.T. Semi-Finalist; Swim Team, 4 yrs.. Pres, and Vice Pres.; Science Club, 2 yrs.; Allied Youth, Sec. and Treas.; Latin Club, 2 yr .; Completed Honors in English, Math, Science; U.I.L. Solo and Ensemble Contest, Band; Nat. Honor Society, 2 yrs.. Vice Pres.; Rifle Squad, 1 yr.; Band. Concert. 3 yrs.. Marching, 2 yrs.; Choir, 2 yrs.; “Louder I Can't Hear You”; “The Boyfriend,” “Anything Goes,” All-City Academic Team 4 yrs.; Sr. Favorite. Most intelligent. FOX. MARQUITA ANN, May 24, 1962, New Orleans. Louisiana; English, S. Studies, Science; P.A.S.F., 2 yrs.; Sweethearts. 2 yrs., Capt., 1 yr.; Student Council Rep., 2 yrs.; WILDCAT Staff; Concert Choir, 2 yrs.; Sr. Favorite, Most Flirtatious. 249 FRANCO. MICHELLE MARIE, Feb. 22. 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math, S. Studies; P.A.S.F., 3 yrs.. H.A.A.G. English: National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Sweethearts, 2 yrs.. Captain, 1 yr.: Concert Choir, A yrs.. Variations, 1 yr.; “Once Upon a Mattress,” “The Boyfriend. “The Saga of Sage Brush-sal,” “Kiss Me Kate.” FUGATE, REBECCA SUSAN. Oct. 30, 1962. Dallas. Tex.; English, Math, S. Studies, Spanish, Science; Academic Achievement Award; Tennis Team, 4 vrs.; H.A.A.G. English. GARCIA, FERNANDO M., Sept. 29, 1962, Dallas, Tex.; D.E.C.A., Presi-dent, 1 yr. GARRETT, USA GERVERS. CRAIG AUSTIN. Nov. 20. 1962, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math, S. Studies; Football, Varsity. 2 yrs. lettered; B Squad, 2 yrs.; F.C.A., 1 yr.; P.A.S.F., 2 yrs.; Key Club. 4 yrs.. Tress., 1 yr.. Sec., 1 yr.. Pres., 1 yr.; Allied Youth, 3 vrs.; Student Council Rep., 3 yrs.. Pres. 1 yr.; WILDCAT Staff, 1 yr.; Fresh. Favorite, Soph. Favorite, Jr. Favorite, Senior Favorite, Best Looking; Mr. Wildcat; Life leadership, 1 yr.; Senior Committee. GONZALES, JULIE GORDON, DOUG GRACE, ANN HAMPTON. DAVID HARPER. KAREN, Aug. 8. 1962, Dallas, Tex.; English, S. Studies, Vocational; F.H.A., 1 yr.; Junior Achievement; Sweethearts, 2 yrs. HARRIS, PAULA HAWKINS, ROBERT 252 HERB. PATRICIA HERNANDEZ, TINA HERRERA. ARI.ENE HISER, TRACY ANN, Mar. 18, 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math, Latin; Honor Claw in Science; Completed Honors in Math, English; P.A.S.F., 3 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yr .; Sweetheart of the Week: Sweethearts, 2 yrs.; CRUSADER Staff, 2 yrs., Editor-in-Chief, 1 yr.; Senior Favorite, Most Likely to Succeed; Distinguished American High School Student. HAYNES, AMY CELEST, Feb. 24, 1963. Houston, Tex.; English, Math. Social Studies, Science; Completed Honor in English. Math. Science. Chemistry; French Club, 1 yr.; P.A.S.F., 3 yrs.; CRUSADER Staff. Faculty Section Editor, 1 yr.; Distinguished American High School Student. HOFELT, CARL HOSTETTER, KATHERINE ANNA. Mar. 14. 1963. Corpus Christi, TX; Science, English; P.A.S.F.. Science Club, T.I.A.S.A., 2 yrs. Sec.; Art Club. Sec.; Concert Choir, 2 yrs.; Musicals, “Anything Coe .’ “KU� Me Kate.” HOWELL, CELESTE ELLA, Jan. 22. 1963. Dallas. Tex.; English. Math, S. Studies, Science; French Club. 3 yrs.; Spanish Club, 1 yr.. Science Club 1 yr., H.A.A.G. English; WILDCAT Staff, 1 yr.; Band, 4 yrs.. Marching Band, Concert Band; Orchestra, 4 yrs.; “Once Upon a Mattress,” “The Boyfriend,” “Anything Goes,” “Kiss Me Kate”; All City and All Region Band, All City and All Region Orchestra; D.l.S.D. Solo and Ensemble in Orchestra and Band; Flag Corps 3 yrs.. Capt., 1 yr.; Society of Distinguished Amer. H.S. Students; National Honor Society, 2 yrs. HUNTER, NATHAN DALE. June 22, 1963, Glendale. Arizona: Vocational Education, Business, V.O.C.C.T. State Competition. JACKSON. STEPHEN VINCENT, August 31, 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, Science, Math; Track Team, F.C.A., 1 yr.. Junior Achievement, 1 yr.; Allied Youth, 3 yrs.; Student Council Rep. 1 yr.; Vice Pres., 1 yr.; WILDCAT Staff, 1 yr.; Concert Choir; Variations, 2 yrs.; Musicals, “Anything Goes,” “Monster Soup.” JEFFERSON. ADAM TROY. Feb. 10, 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math, Drama, V.O.E.; Basketball, Allied Youth, High Honor Rank Award, Junior yr. JOHN, MILLICENT MAUREEN, Jan. 19. 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math, Science, S. Studies; Track Team, 1 yr.; Swim Team 1 yr.; F.H.A., 1 yr.; F.C.A., 2 yrs.; l-atin Club. 2 yrs.; Sweethearts, 2 yrs.; Concert Choir. 1 yr.: Musicals — “The Boyfriend.” JONES. SHELIA RENEE, April 12, 1962, Dallas. Tex.; English: F.H.A.; Office Helper. KIRKLAND. CRAIG, July II. 1963. Clear Lake, Tex.; English. Math. Social Studies; Industrial Cooperative T raining. KOHUTEK, ALBERY JAY. Nov. 17, 1962, Dallas. Tex.; English, Math, Science, S. Studies; Director of Army Instruction Award: Sr. Army Instructor Award; Rifle Team Award; Service Award; Superior Cadet Award; Academic Excellence Award; Captain; Key Club; Industrial Art Club; Industrial Cooperative Training; Law Magnet. LOFTIS, RICK LONG, JERALD LOONEY, DEAN 254 LOPEZ, JULIA MARIA, Sept. 14. 1963, Madero, Durango; English, Math, S. Studies, Science; F.H.A., 1 yr.; Red Cross, 1 yr.; French Club, 3 yrs.; H.A.A.G. English, 4 yr . LOZANO. 1VETTE CONCEPCION, July 13, 1964, Havana, Cuba; English, Math. S. Studies, Spanish, French, Scienee; French Club, 3 yrs.; Trcas., 1 yr.; “A Honor Roll Award; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Honors Clas e in Math, Science, English; Sweethearts, 1 yr. LL’EKE. KIM GABRIEL. Sept. 17, 1962, Cincinnati, Ohio; English, Math, Science, S. Studies; French Club. 1 yr.; Sweethearts, 2 yrs.; CRUSADER Staff, 1 yr.; Concert Choir, 2 yrs.: Musicals “The Boyfriend. LYON, KATHERINE ANN. Aug. 17, 1963. Dallas, Tex.; English; F.H.A., 2 yrs.; French Club. 2 yrs. MACHADO, VIDAL MALONE, VICKY 255 MALONE, VIVIAN LORRAINE, Oct. 22, 1962, Dallas, Tex.; Computer Science, English, Math; Junior Achievement, H.E.C.E.; Vice Pres.; Senior Committee, Vice Prea.; Sweethearts, 2 yr .; Student Council Rep. MANNING. AMY ELIZABETH, April 23, 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math, S. Studies, Spanish, Science; Basketball, 2 yrs.; P.A.S.F., 3 yrs.. Pres., 1 yr.; Completed Honors in English; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Varsity Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Sweethearts, 1 yr.; Most Spirited Finalist, Funniest Finalist; Homecoming Queen. MARQUEZ, MIGUEL MARTEL. JESSE MARTIN, GLORIA MARTINEZ. VERONICA MAYER. KATHLEEN ANN. Aug. 13. 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math. S. Studies; Howling Team, 2 yr .; P.A.S.F., 2 yr .; H.A.A.G. Eng. lish; Sweethearts. 2 yrs.; WILDCAT Staff, 2 yrs.. Editor, 1 yr. McCLAFFERTY, JERRY McCracken, susan michele, October 27. 1962. Dallas, Tex.; English, Social Studies; Varsity Basketball, 2 yrs.; Track Team, 1 yr.; Varsity Volleyball, 2 yrs.; French Club, 1 yr.; Sweethearts. 2 yrs., WILDCAT Staff. I yr.. Advertising Manager; Concert Choir, 3 yrs.; Musicals Once Upon a Mattress,” The Boyfriend. McDowell. Charles court- NEY, March 15, 1963, Longview, Tex.; English; Distributive Education, Vice President. MORENO. CONSUELO MORENO, ESTHER ANN. Sept. 1. 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math, Social Studies, Science; P.A.S.F., 3 yrs., Treasurer, 1 yr.; H.A.A.G. English, 4 yrs.; J.V. Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Varsity Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Sweethearts. 1 yr.; Student Council Rep., 3 vr .; Band, 2 yr .; Concert Choir, 2 yrs.; Musicals, Once Upon a Mattress. “The Boyfriend; Freshman Favorite; Homecoming Countess; Sophomore Favorite; Homecoming Princess Finalist; Senior Favorite, Friendliest; Homecoming Queen Finalist. 257 NGUYEN. MAI OANH. Aug. 29. 1963; Saigon. Vietnam; Math. Science. NICHOLS, DEVENA OGBlfRN, CAROL PADILLA. MICHAEL PADILLA. RICHARD PATE. PRESTON LEIGH, Feb. 6. 1963. Dallas, Tex.; English, Math, Science. Spanish. S. Studies: Swim Team, 4 yrs., 3 letters; Completed Honors in English, Math; CRUSADER Staff. 1 yr.; Band. 4 yrs. PATTON, MARGARET ANNE. Mar. 23, 1963, Dallas, Tex.: English, Math, S. Studies, Science; P.A.S.F., 1 yr.; Junior Achievement, 1 yr.; J.V. Cheerleader, 1 vr.; Sweethearts. 2 yrs.; WILDCAT Staff. 1 yr.; Concert Choir. 2 yrs.; Musicals, “Once Upon a Mattress;” D.E.C.A., 1 yr. PENDERGRASS, KRISTY LYNN, Aug. 16, 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math, Science, History; P.A.S.F., 2 yrs.; Allied Youth, 2 yrs.; Completed Honors in English and Chemistry; Bible Award, 2 yrs.; CRUSADER Staff, 2 yrs.. Sports Editor, 1 yr.; Band, 4 yrs.; Drum Major. 1 yr.; Concert Choir, 2 yrs.; Musicals, “The Boyfriend.” “Anything Goes.” PERRY. TINA RENE, June 22, 1963. Dallas, Tex.: English, Science. Math, History: F.H.A., 1 yr.; Office Helper, 2 yrs.; J.V. Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Varsity Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Sweethearts, 1 yr.; CRUSADER Staff, 1 yr.: Senior Favorite, Most Spirited. PETERS, VICKY 259 PHILLIPS, GARY POSEY, GARRY DON, Dec. 6. 1962, Dallas. Tex.; Math, Science, S. Studies. English. PROCTOR, CLIFTON RAMIREZ. BLANCA BONITA. July 21, 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math, Spanish: French Club, 2 yrs.; P.A.S.F., 1 yr.; Junior Achievement, 1 yr.; H.A.A.G. English: Varsity Cheerleader; Sweethearts, I yr.; Student Council Rep., 2 yrs.; Band, 2 ynt.; Flag Corps, 1 yr.; Homecoming Queen Finalist. RAMIREZ, TINA LOUISE, Feb. 15, 1962. Dallas, Tex.; English, Math: Soccer Team, 2 yrs.; Office Helper, 2 yrs. RAMOS. JOHN 260 RAMSEY. LESIA DENISE, Mar. 25, 1963, Hatlichurg, Mississippi; English. Math. S. Studies, Vocational: Basketball Team; Future Homemakers of America. 3 yrs.; Red Cross; Junior Achievement; Clinic Helper. 2 yrs.; Homecoming Princess Finalist; Student Council Rep., 1 yr.; Homecoming Queen Finalist. REECE. BRIGETTF. REYNOLDS, MICHELLE RENEE, August It), 1963. Dallas, Texas; Art. English, Math. RICHARDSON. CLAUDE. Jan. 15. 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math. S. Studies. Science; Football, Varsity. 1 Letter: Track Team, 2 yr� .; National Honor Society. 2 yrs. RICHARD. CHARLENE RAY, Aug. 1. 1963. Dallas, Tex.; English, History, Math. Science; D.E.C.A., Secretary; P.A.S.F.. 1 yr. RIDER, WILFORD, Aug. 4, 1963, Dallas, Tex.; Science: 1st Lieutenant, Service Award; Athletic Ribbon; Football, Vanity, 3 yrs.; All-City Honors; Track Team; Future Homemakers of America, 2 yrs.; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 2 yrs.; Red Cross, 1 yr.; Office Helper, 4 yrs.; Student Council Rep., 3 yrs. RODRIGUEZ, ALBERT RODRIGUEZ. DAVID JOE. Dec. I. 1962, Dallas. Tex.: English. Social Studies, Science; French Club. 2 yrs.; Science Club, 2 yrs.; Allied Youth. 1 yr.; Society of Distinguished Amor. H.S. Student; H.A.A.G. English. 4 yrs.; Student Council Rep., 2 yrs.; Concert Choir, 4 yrs.. Variations, 3 yrs.; Band, 4 yrs.. Marching. Concert. Jazz Band; Drum Major, 1 yr.; All-City, I yr.; Jr. Rep., Squad Leader, 3 yrs.; Musicals, Once Upon a Mattress , Kiss Me Kate, One-Act-Play, Monster Soup, Orchestra, Anything Goes, Senior Favorite Finalist: Mr. Wildcat, Most Likely to Succeed. Most Flirtatious. Friendliest, and Best Ixioking. RODRIGUEZ. LUIS VIVIANO, Sept. 23, 1962. Dallas. Tex.; English. Law. Law Magnet; Basketball, 4 yrs.; Varsity, 1 yr. ROGERS, JANE SANDERS, DOLORES SANDERS. SAM A.. Dec. 19, 1962, Temple, Tex.; English. S. Studies, Math; Football. B Squad, 2 yrs.; Varsity, 2 yrs., 2 Letters; F.H.A.; P.A.S.F.. 2 yrs.. Key Club. 3 yrs.; Treasurer. I yr.. Vice-Pres., 1 yr.; Student Council Rep., 1 yr.; WILDCAT Staff. 1 yr.; Concert Choir, 2 yrs.: Junior Favorite, Sr. Favorite, “Friendliest ; Senior Committee. 262 SATTERFIELD, CLARCE SCHWEN. JERALD SCOTT, KIRK W., Mar. 7, 1963, Dallas, Tex.; Science, Math, English. S. Studies; Football, 3 yrs.; Golf Team, 1 yr., 1 letter; Swim Team, 4 yrs., 1 letter; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 1 yr.; Completed Honors in Science, Math. H.A.A.G. English. SECKER. BETTY ANN, May 11, 1963, Dallas. Tex.; English. Math, S. Studies, Science; Swim Team, 2 yrs.; P.A.S.F.. 2 yrs.; Sweethearts, 2 yrs.; Student Council Rep., 1 yr.; Concert Choir, 3 yrs.; “Once Upon a Mattress, Student Advisory, 1 yr.; Homecoming Countess Finalist; All City Athletic Academic Team. 2 yrs. SHEPHERD, SHANNON LOIS. Apr. 9. 1963, Dallas. Tex.; English, Science. Math; Basketball, Varsity, 2 yrs., lettered; Track Team; Volleyball, Varsity. 1 letter. SHURM. JEROME W., Mar. 31, 1963, Dallas. Tex.; English, Math. S. Studies, Business; Basketball. Varsity B Squad; Key Club. SI DERIS, PAMELA SMITH, CHARLES SMITH. PHILLIP KERRY. Jan. 22, 1963. Dallas, Ten.; English. Math, S. Studies; Tennis Team. 2 yrs., 1 letter; French Club, 2 yrs.; P.A.S.P.. 1 yr.; Science Club, 2 yrs.; Honors Classes in Math, Science; H.A.A.G. English; Cheerleader, 1 yr.: Band, 2 yrs.. Marching Band. 2 yrs; Concert Choir. 3 yrs.; Variations. 2 yrs.; Musicals; ‘'Once Upon a Mattress' , “The Boyfriend , “Anything Goes . “Kiss Me Kate.” SOTO, SUZANNE JEANNETTE, Oct. 14. 1962, San Antonio. Tex.; English, S. Studies, Math. Spanish; Soccer Team, Varsity. 1 letter; P.A.S.F., Jr. Achievement, 1 yr.: Human Service Magnet. 1 yr.; Mascot; Sweethearts, 1 yr.: Student Council Rep., 2 yrs,; WILDCAT Staff, 2 yrs.; Entertainment Editor; Concert Choir, 1 yr.; “Once Upon a Mattress.” STARTLING. PATRICIA GAIL. June 21, 1963, Symirna. Ten- nessee; Vocational, Attendance Office Helper. 1 yr. STONE. MARIE 264 SURRATT, GINA. Apr. 29, 1963, Dallas. Tex.: English, Math, S. Studies, Science; P.A.S.F.. 2 yrs.. See.; Completed Honors in English; Honor Classes in Science, Math; In-terscholastir League Winner in UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; J.V. Cheerleader; Sweethearts, 2 yrs.. Captain. 1 yr.; Sweetheart of the Week; Student Council Rep., 3 yrs.. Sec.; Concert Choir. 4 yrs.; Once Upon a Mattress”, “The Boyfriend . Anything Goes , Kiss Me Kale ; All-Region Choir; All-Area Choir; Junior Favorite; Homecoming Princess Finalist; Senior Favorite, Best Looking: Miss Wildcat Finalist; Variations, 3 yrs. SUTTON. SHARI .A JUNE, June 28. 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English. S. Studies; Student Council Rep., 1 yr.; Homecoming Countess Finalist; Best Looking Finalist. SWANN. MARY KATHLEEN, Feb. 7. 1963, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math, S. Studies. Spanish, Science; French Club, 1 yr.; P.A.S.F., 3 yrs.; See., 1 yr., San Antonio Delegate, 2 yrs; CRUSADER Staff. 2 yrs.; Honor Section Editor; Head Photographer; Allied Youth. 2 yrs.; Honors in English; Executive Assistance Program. TAYLOR. ROBBIE TERCERO. HILDA. Nov. 20, 1962, English. Math. S. Studies. Vocational Business; P.A.S.F., 2 yrs.; Junior Achievement; Office Helper, 2 yrs.; Sweethearts. 2 yrs.; Student Council Rep., 1 yr.; Homecoming Duchcsa Finalist. THOMAS, JOANN. Nov. 15, 1963. Shreveport, latuisiana; English. S. Studies, Math; WILDCAT Staff. I yr- 265 ... 266 THOMPSON, BRAD ALLEN, Apr. 22, 1963. Dallas. Tex.; English. Math, Science, S. Studies; Varsity Ban-hall. Squad B. 2 yrs.; Football, Varsity B Squad, 2 yrs.; Basketball. Squad B.: F.C.A., 1 yr.; P.A.S.F., 1 yr.; Key Club, 4 yrs.; Honors in Math. Science; Bible Award, 2 yrs.; Most Flirtatious Finalist. THORNTON, CHARLENE GAIL, Jan. 31. 1963. Dallas, Texas; English, Math, S. Studies; French Club. 2 yrs.; Band. 2 yrs.; Rifle Corp, 1 yr.. Captain; Squad leader, 1 yr.; Section Leader, 1 yr.; Concert Band, 4 vrs.. Marching Band, 4 vrs.; 1st Chair Bass Clarinet, 4 yrs.; Variations, 2 yrs.; Concert Choir Alto OIL, Orchestra, 2 yrs.; “The Boyfriend,”, “Anything Goes” THORNTON, MICHELLE ANN. Mar. 5, 1964, Dallas, Tex.; English, Math, S. Studies, Sweethearts, 1 yr. TRAN, ANH-TU Till, Jul. 1. 1963. Saigon. Vietnam; English, Math, S-Studies, Science; French Club, 4 yrs.; Treasurer, 1 yr.; Science Club, 2 yrs.; H.A.A.G. English: Completed Honors in Math; National Honor Society. 2 yrs., Sec'ty, 1 yr.; Sweetheart. 1 yr.; Varsity Cheerleader; Student Council Rep., 3 yrs.; CRUSADER Staff. 2 yrs.; Classes Section Editor: Society of Distinguished American H.S. Students. TREVINO, DEBORAH ANN. Sept. 25. 1962. Dallas, Tex.; Math, S. Studies, V.O.E.; Soccer Team, Varsity, 2 letters. TUYA, NELSON VATION, EDWIN I).. Jan. 16. 1963. Dallas. Tex.; English. Math. Art: Basketball, Varsity. 2 letters; Future Homemakers of America; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Bed Cross; Senior Favorite. Most Athletic. VAUGHAN. TRACY I.KA. Not. 13, 1962, Dallas, Tex.; English. Math. S. Studies. Science; completed Honors in Chemistry; French Club. 2 yrs.. Sec., 1 yr.; P.A.S.F., I yr.; Office Helper. 2 yrs.; Sweethearts. 2 yrs.; Sweetheart of the Week. WKGKREH. CARL, Mar. 26. 1963. Dallas. Tex.; English, Math. S. Studies, Science; Texas Industrial Arts Student Association. I r. WILLIAMSON, PAUL NXYATT. STEPHEN BERNARD. Sept. 10. 1962. Dallas. Tex.; Motion Picture Production; S. Studies: Basketball. Varsity. 2 letters; Football. Varsity, 3 letters; Track Team, Varsity, 3 letters; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Junior Achievement; Concert Choir. 267 WE’VE COME A I-ucy Cruz Kathleen Swann Kona Arimtcad Armida Carrasco Pam Sideris Ann Eatradn Ann Seeker Sondra Beck 268 LONG WAY, BABY 270 271 ZLZ — ADS INDEX 273 EAST COUNTRY CLUB OF THE BOOT BARN 2952 South Buckner BEST WISHES Clements Prinzhorn Co. 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Buckner 388-0536 Manufacturers and Distributors 2952 Stemmons (Inwood exit) Dallas, Texas 75247 (214)637-0940 368-1370 N.ZANGBLVD. DALLAS, TEXAS 75203 214-848-9874 287 MKifl SHOES “SHOES FOR ALL” 366 HILLSIDE VILLAGE DALLAS 824-1892 EAST GRAND PAWN SHOP BARGAINS! SPECIALIZING IN DIAMONDS MONEY TO LOAN ON ANYTHING OF VALUE 827-2420 5421 E. GRAND HALL’S VARIETY 1908 Skillman Ave. Dallas, Texas 75206 821-0403 W. J. SCOTT REALTORS “Service the Way It Should Be” Residential Commercial Farms Ranches Bll8.:821-6760 6332 Gaston Ave. Res.: 270-1947 LAKEWOOD INTERIORS Custom Draperies Oriental Rugs 6344 Gaston Ave. Dallas, Texas 75214 UNITED ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE 3040 N. Buckner Blvd. Dallas, Texas 75228 214 324-2811 A Adame. Margaret 180 Adam . Alesia 21 1 Adame .. Felicia 38. 160, 197 Adams, Cathy 21 1 Adam . Tony 197 Addington. Cay 129. 130. 179 Agin, Jone 197 Aguilar, Maggie 2 1 1 Aguilera, Blanca 2 I I Alcantar, Julie 2 I I Alegria. Klizabeth 197 Alegria, Noemi 197 Alexander. Jerry 226 Allbee, Andy 88. 90. 92. 97, 135, 164 166.226 Allen. Amy 65. 66. 92. 97. 226 Allen, Canandra 84, 197 Allen. ConMance 84, 197 Allen. David 2 1 1 Allen, Elgin 66. 2 I 1 Allen, Gene 67, 197 Allen. Lina 78. 133, 197 Allen. Lina 78. 133, 197 Allen. Lonnie 197 Allen. Mark 123, 124. 125 Allin. William 226 Alvarado, Kra� mo 226 Alvarado. .tn ia 242 Alvarez. Oralia 226 Alvarez, Salvador 197 Amaya, Maria 226 Amoossollani. Reza 84. 211 Anantathat, Chiengkham 2 1 1 Anantalhat, Chiengngenue 197 Anantathat, Chiengthenge 197 Anaya, Abelardo 21 1 Anderson, Julie 197 Anguilar, Leticia 242 Anthony, Julian 25, 53, 54, 65, 66. 67. 78.96, 106 Appleberry, Wendy 21 1 Archie, Brenda 21 1 Archie, Cassandra 226 Armstead, Pauline 1 46. 1 47, 2 11 Armstead. Konna 72. 242, 268 Armstrong. Joseph 78. 226 Arrcndondo. Rikki 123. 124. 125. 156, 211 Arredondo, Ruben 21 1 Arredondo. Eli 197 Anensio. Cindy 86. 197 Ash. Rickey 84. 126. 197 Ash, Robbie 242 Ash. Ronney 242 Ashcraft, Roger 66. I 78 Aten, Noel 197 Aten. Ruthanne 74, 92, 21 1 Atkinson. Heather 93. 197 Atlerton. James 84. 211 Ault, Sandra 38, 73, 77. 88. 133.210. 211 Aynesworth. Allyson 31, 110, 111,71 B Bacon, Don 87, 1 79 Bailey. Cathy 88. 211 Bailey. Lisa 212 Bailey, Mary 176 Baines, Anna 188 Baines. Susan 77, 196, 197 Baldcrrama, Klizabeth 197 Balderrama, Sonnia 76 Baldwin. Kathleen 110. 111. 182 Ballard, Edward 116. 1 18. 1 21, 150. 151, 226 Ballinger, Steven 104,226 Banda, Frank 197 Banda, Guadalupe 197 Barnes, Bill 49, 174 Barnes, Lana 66, 67, 92. 21 2 Barnes, Lcesy 74. 90, 197 Barnett, William 94, 108,242 Barrientos, Juan 226 Barron. Maria 197 Barta. Steve 126. 127, 150, 151, 197 Bates, Wilbur 116, 150 Bauer. Melissa 38, 73. 78. 92. 212 Beard. Kenny 197 Beard, Steve 197 Beasley. Bobby 82, 88, 226 Beaver, Edward 116,212 Beck, Sondralyn 26, 54, 94, 106. 243, 268 Becker, Jacob 212, 164 Becker, William 123, 150, 151.226 Bedalow, Gary 153, 197 Benavides, Carolyn 243 Benedetto, Jimmy 78 Benson, Margaret 21 2 Bera, Lily 243 Bernal, Enrique 21 2 Bernal, Roberto 2 1 2 Berra, Lily 243 Bert. John 62. 76, 132. 166, 167.243 Billie, Bobby 126, 197 Bircher, Lance 92. 123,212 Bircher, Marca 33, 34, 44, 93, 178 Blancas, Joseph 226 Bland. Helen 188 Blevins, Wilhelmia 34, 180, 181 Blomquist, Carla 73, 78, 38. 21 2 Boardman, Amy 77. 21 2 Bolodeoku, Esther 197 Bonner. Gary 54, 1 16, 1 20, 226 Bonner, Glenda 176 Boone, Roslyn 25, 243 Boonpeng, Thavee 2 12 Bordelon, Jeanne 21,37, 38. 71, 106. 107. 108,243. 269 Bowman. John 126 Box, Jerry 2 12 Boyd. Andrew 67, 93, 197 Brawner, Gary 126, 197 Bridwell. Carolyn 197 Briscoe, Stephanie 197 Britton, Vera 184 Brooks, Ladeetra 227 Brooks. Lorrie 38. 46. 72, 76, 90. 92, 97. 225,227 Brooks, Misty M. 19, 38. 76, 108. 241, 244 Brooks, Stephanie 197 Brown, Annette 86, 87. 244 Brown, Charley 197 Brown, Dion 66, 67, 126. 144. 145. 197 Brown, Donna 197 Brown. Gwen 129, 130.227 Brown, Janette 244 Brown, J. Willie 34, 106, 180 Brown. Mary 175 Brown, Patricia 227 Brown. Tim 126, 143, 144, 145, 196, 197 Bryant, David 212 Bryant, Etta 186 Bryant, William 244 Bullock. Lloyd 212 Burke. Jeff 126, 197 Burnett. Mark 212 Brunside, Rhea 21 2 Burton, Michael 84, 227 Bustus, Eunice 197 Byers, Karen 65, 67, 68, 88, 227 Bynum, Robert 244 Byrd, Donna 197 c Cabrera, John 227 Cabrera, Lora 197 Caldwell. Jack 78. I 23. 1 25, 227 Cameron, Kevin 126, 197 Campbell, Daniel 227 Campos, Norma 198 Canalez, Frank 198 Cardell. Kim 198 Carden. Marc 92. 150, 196. 198 Cargile, Bob 49.94, 170, 172 Cargile, Stephen 76. 82. 90. 94, 1 10. 1 1 1, 227 Carpenter, Chris 198 Carpenter. David 104 Carrasco, Armida 88. 110, 111, 244, 268 Carrasco, Beatriz 212 Carrasco, Dionisio 155, 227 Carrasco. Juanita 198 Carrasco, Olivia 176 Carrasco, Ramiro 150, 158, 212 Carrasco. Raul 94, 227 Carrillo, Alex 2 I 2 Carrillo. Bobby 198 Carrillo, Carol 198 Carroll. Shawn 20. 23, 49, 82. 94, 116, 118, 245 ('arson, Carl 245 Casanova, Maria 2 1 2 Case. Chris 56, 198 Case, Steve 198 Cast. Vicki 56. 86. 87, 1 10, 1 11. 245 Castanon, Juanita 77. I 29. 2 12 Castanuela, Ava 97 Castanuela, Zina 88. 89, I 10. 1 11, 245. 268 Castro. Mary 160,212 Castro. Roger 66, 77, 162, 198 Cates. Sid 123. 180 Cerda. John 227 Cerda. Priscilla 198 Cervantes. Gloria 198 Cervantes. Rosalinda 21 2 Cervera, Norma 227 Chacon. Carlos 212 Chacon, Josephine 227 Chambers, Marc 66. 67, 21 3 Chappa. Filberto 48. 82. 178 Chappie. Genard 144, 145 Chappie. Sheila 146. 147 Chappie. Sonja 198 Charles. Tonia 66, 213 Chase. Jan 182 Chavez, Nickie 245 Chavez, George 155 Choice, Linda 176 Clark. Donna 227 Clark, Ivory 1 26 Clark. Michael 198 Clear, Michael 94. 108, 245 Clemmons, Cassandra 51. 7 1, 76, 246, 269 Cochran, Roderick 213 Cole, Delores 198 Cole, Luanna 186 Cole. Terry 153, 198 Coleman. Andrew 66. 93 Coleman, William 227 Collins, Carmen 246 Collins. Ignacio 198 Collingsworth, Gavia 162. 179 Combs, Deana 66, 67, 78. 93. 21 3 Cook, Anne 21 3 Cook. Douglas 227 Cook. Helen 174 Cook, Phillip 178 Cooke, Kecia 198 Cooksey. Thomas 213 Cooper. Leslie 213 290 Cop« Ronald 198 Copling, Terrence 46. 90. 92, 1 16. 1 18, 228 Corley. Melanie 1 10. 1 1 1 Cornish, Carol 213 Cothrum, Terri 7 1, 108. 228 Cox, Becky 65. 66, 67, 78, 164. 228 Cox, Mammon 178 Cox, Lisa 198 Cozart, Richard 228 Cozby. Pamela 198 Craddock, Anthony 144, 145 Crayton. David 126, 198 Crocker. Wilton 1 77 Crockett, Owen 2 13 Crotts. Cara 78, 213 Crotu, I.isa 74, 198 Crowder, Otis 150 Crowder, Tama 2 13 Crowsey, Angle 198 Cruz, Lucy 24, 65, 66, 67, 76, 88. 1 10, 11 1.246,268 Cruz, Lupe 190 Cuevas, Joe 1 58, 246 Curry, Iola 74, 199 Curtis, Charlotte 228 Curtis, Jay 246 Curtis, Michael 199 D Darden, Robert 199 Davenport, Vicki 108, 246 Davidson, Kathy 247 Davila, Dominga 160, 2 1 3 Davila. Rose 71. 104, 247 Davis, Barry 126, 140, 143, 144, 145, 199 Davis. Billy 166, 180 Davis, Dwight 141, 228 Davis. Joan 184 Davis, John 21 3 Day, Esther 228 Day, Pamela 2 1 3 Deal, Alicia 199 Dealey, Michael 66, 67, 93, 2 13 Dealey, Lewis 199 Dean. Diana 73. 78. 214 Dean. Jimmy 78. 108, 162,228 Deason. Tammy 71,78. 97, 110, 1 1 1.228 Degard, Dennis 228 Dehoyos, Sylvia 199 DeI.aCruz, Gloria 228 DeLaCruz, Tony 2 13 Delao, Josie 127, 228 DeLaRosa, Deborah 27, 51. 58. 7 1,96, 106. 107.247, 269 DeI.aRo a, Victor 67. 1 23, 1 24. 213 DeLaVega. Danny 84. 126, 199 DeLaVega, Robert 187 Delbosque, David 152. 155. 158.213 Deleon, Maria 247 Dewitt. Diane 2 1 3 Diener, Denay 71, 228 Diosdado, Rosa 213 Dodd. Jan 85, 199 Dominguez. Carlos 41,213 Dominguez, Edgar 199 Dominguez. Lorenzo 345, 2 13 Doster, James 31. 111. 116. 247 Douglas. Lionell 126, 127. 199 Douglas, Seretha 247 Driskill, Doug 108, 228 Duarte, Sheree 199 Duckworth, Jackson 94, 108. 136, 137, 248 Dunn, Catherine 187 Duran, Gabriela 213 Duran, Patricia 199 Dye. Amy 78,97, 110. 1 1 1, 188. 229 Dyess, Jonathan 78 E Earl. Freddie 123.213 Edwards, Dwayne 86, 199 Edwards, Marvin 181, 190 Edwards. Pamela 51. 7 1.80. 97. 108.248 Ehrhardt, John 23. 26, 76. 88. 132. 248 Eldredge, Carolyn 180 Eldridge, Artelia 199 Eldridge. Robert 144, 145, 199 Elizardo, Gigi 199 Ellis, Earnest 248 Elton. David 123, 199 Enriquez, Joseph 94, 158. 214 Eppright. Judy 182 Epps, Louie 229 Escamilla. Edward 97, 229 Esparza, Joel 158 Esparza, Norma 214 Esparza, Robert 199 Espinoza, Sonia 66. 78. 160, 21 4 Esquivel, Adrianna 72. 76, 248 Esquivel, Josie Esquivel, Mary 160, 199 Esquivel, Raul 148, 199 Estrada. Ann 78. 97, 248, 268 Estrada. Hector 140, 199 Estrada, Ruben 160, 229 Evans, Julie 249 Evans, Nova 184 Evans, Tony 94, 249 Everett, Tracey 71,88, 110, 111, 133. 229 F Fain. W esley 94. 229 Famiden, Williams 176 Farrar. Lisa 5. 74, 97, 229 Feelye, Maryhelen 173 Feltis, Robert 84. 199, 303 Fernandez. Mario 94, 363 Fierro, I.orene 78,214 Fierro, Martha 72, 229 Finger, Arlene 49, 96, 182 Fischer, Cheryl 66, 67. 92, 2 14 Fischer, Donald 84, 86, 2 14 Fischer, Ronald 84, 86, 2 14 Fivecoat, Hope 229 Fleming. Alvin 61, 199 Fletcher, Angela 214 Fletcher, Barbara 249 Fletcher, Mamie 209, 2 14 Flores, Danny 249 Flores, Marsian 176 Flowers. Dennis 97. 104, 229, 283 Foley, Gloria 189 Forgey, Chris 132, 214 Fosmire, Jennifer 25, 26, 54, 67, 69, 78. 96, 133.249 Fossett, Byron 38, 116, 1 SO, 151, 214 Fossett, Tammy 199,318 Foster, David 66, 93, 199 Fox, Marquita 23, 37, 72, 76, 106, 107, 249, 269 Fraga, Christina 160, 199 Franco, Michelle 32,37. 71.88. 90. 96. 250 Franco, Susan 66. 67. 68. 74. 199 Fraser, Cara 93. 214 Freeman, Alphine 87, 1 79 Fugate, Rebecca 162, 250 Fulbright. Tara 71,97. 110, 111, 133, 229 Fuller. Debra 229 Fuller. Hodge 66. 150. 214 G Gaines, Linda 214, 229 Gaines, Lisa 108 Gamez. Higinio 229 Gann. Beth 214,319 Garcia, Alejandro 53. 229 Garcia, Alfonso 93, 158 Garcia, Antonio 214 Garcia. Fernando 250 Garcia. John 76, 97. 98. 108. 1 16, 150. 229. 281 Garcia. Michele 78. 2 14 Garcia. Ophelia 85. 189. 229 Garrett. Keith 230 Garrett. Lisa 250 Gartell, Tom 174 Gassett. Mancel 199 Gepp, Kathleen 2 14, 250 Gervers. Craig 18, 22. 53. 76. 98, 108, 117. 121,250 Giang. Tai 214 Gibson. Kirk 85. 188.214 Gindratt. Maurice 172 Glasper, Greg 1 16. 1 18, 150. 151. 230 Gomez. Mike 199, 21 1 Gonzales, Cesar 200. 347 Gonzales, Christina 160 Gonzales. Gilbert 66, 67. 158 Gonzales, Joseph 200 Gonzales, Juan 230. 373 Gonzales, Julie 250 Gonzales, Rodney 66, 215 Gonzalez. Albert 81.153. 200. 209 Gonzalez, Cind) 82, 200 Gonzalez. John 230 Gonzalez, Socorro 200 Goodspeed, Barbara 68, 87, 2 15 Gordon. Doug 25. 44. 46. 76. 90. 92. 102.251 Gorman. Merrill 7 1,88. 97, 230 Gosney, Shelley 38, 73. 77. 129, 133, 210 Gott, David 230 Grace, Ann 251 Graf. Sparky 21 5 Graham, Jeff 123. 125, 150, 151,230 Graham, Larry 228, 230 Graham, Stephen 116, 11 7, 118. 1 32. 230 Grammer, Doris 188 Granado, Jimmy 230 Green. Bob 132, 133. 154, 184 Griggs, Karen 93, 200 Groben, Virginia 71,90. 230, 239 Groner, Mystii 93. 133, 200 Grun, Michelle 215 Guensche, Barbara 200 Guerra, Mary 85, 145 Gutierrez, Jeannie 200 Guzman. Celeste 93. 200. 298 H Haden. Joel 190,239 Hall, Bootsie 78, 230 Hall. Carolyn 200.255 Hall. Reginald 14 1 Hamilton. Leon I 16, 122, 184 Hampton, David 251 Hand. Mike 215 Hankins. Jackie 21 5 Hankins. Tracey 36. 57, 1 16, 119, 230, 269 Hansen, David 230 Hardison. Missy 67, 200 291 Hardwick. Margie 38. 46. 54. 71.78. 90. 91.92.230 llarle, Gloria 1 77 Harper. Karen 251 Harrell. Michael 71. 251 Harrington. Amy 78 Harris. Belly 90.92. 230 Harris. Dorothy 65, 66, 67, 88, 93, 230 Harm. Keith 42. 230 Harm, Otia 1 16, 1 1 7. 1 36, 1 37. 1 39 Harm. Paula 186 Hartfield. Margaret 200. 382 Hartmann, Paul 275 Hataway. Mike 77. 126.200 Hawkins, Robert 251 Haynes. Amy 88. 97, 106. 1 10. I I I, 252. 268 llayne . Bert 1 23 Hearn, Cindy 93 Hearn, Sharia 21 5 Hclgeson, Sara 65, 66, 67, 88. 2 15 Hensley. Phil 200 Her. Bee 2 1 5 Her. Lor 201 Her. I.ue 2 1 6 Herb. Patricia 86, 87, 252 Hernandez, Ann 73, 2 16 Hernandez. Antonio 230 Hernandez, Carol 160, 2 16 Hernandez, Cynthia 200 Hernandez. Delores 230 Hernandez, Ernest 93 Hernandez. JoAnn 200 Hernandez. Joe 200 Hernandez. Juan 230 Hernandez. I.isa 200 Hernandez. Margaret Hernandez. Marie 38. 160 Hernandez, Miguel 216 Hernandez, Otto 158. 230 Hernandez. Paul 155. 156. 230 Hernandez. Steve 126. 150. 151.200 Hernandez. Tina 84, 252 Herrera. Arlene 252 Herrera. Joe 155, 158 Herrera. Juan 200 Herrera. Martha 230 Herrera. Oscar 94, 97, 230 Herrera, Rogclio 94 Herrick, Vivian 189 Hester, Carl 230 Hcwett. Glynis I 10. Ill Hicks. Lance 78. 230 Hicks. Lorna 200 Hill. Amy 72. 76,90.92.230 Hill. Barbara 182 Hinch. Rozanna 189 Hipps. Lisa 230, 93 lliser. Tracy 23, 26. 35, 51, 71,88. 96. 106. 110. 111. 153.252,269 lliser, William 66. 67. 77 Ho, Van 200 Hodge, Willie 123 llodnett. Mary 92. 97, 230 Hoefnagcl, Rachel 189 llofelt. Carl 252 lloggard. Charles 1 16.1 44, 145. 1 86 Holloway, Chris 86, 126, 153,200 Hollywood, Shirley 230, 200 Holmes, Richard 84. 86. 241 Hostetler, Katherine 88, 92. 94, 253 Houston, Clifford 200 Houston, Verlene 1 7 2 Howard, Jimmy 94, 57. 94, 116. 118. 121 Howell. Celeste 65. 66. 67, 68, 74, 88 89 96. 108.253.269 Howell, Jane 66, 67. 68, 74, 88, 97, 23 I Howell. Luara 231 Howell. Pam 77. 88. 200 Hughes, Kasandra 74, 93. 201 Hughes. Leroy 1 23, 1 50, 2 16 Hughey, Robert 84 Hunter. Aaron 216 Hunter. Nathan 253 Hutchinson, Craig 216 Hutson. Michelle 201 I Ibarra. Felipe 231 Inmon. Richard 126, 201 J Jackson. Barbara 65. 66. 67. 69. 92. 2 16 Jackson. Charles 1 32. 231 Jackson. I.avernc 182 Jackson. Mary 71.92. 231 Jackson. Stephen 22. 76. 90, 108. 253 James. Andy 81, 132, 231 Jameson. Eugenia 49, 96, 1 86 Jantz. Barbara 231 Jantz. Gail 189 Jantz. Margaret 77. 78. 88. 216 Jantzen, Angela 33. I 33 Jasso, Cesar 216 Jasso. Dora 88 Jasso, Juan 201 Jasso, Maria 231 Jefferson. Adam 97, 253 Jimenez, Priscilla 216 Jimenez, Rita 201 John. Millicent 71,88. 253. 106. 253 Johnson. Calvin 104. 2 16 Johnson. Carolyn 2 16 Johnson. Darrell 231 Johnson. David 92. 2 I 6 Johnson. David G. 66. 1 26 Johnson. Esther 1 20 Johnson. Jennifer 34. 71,231 Johnson. Jerry 84, 174 Johnson, John 92. 116, 1 18, 231 Johnson, Kevin 140, 141, 231 Johnson. I.esa 84, 2 16 Johnson. Ollie 188 Johnson. Rodney 201 Johnson. Tim 151, 151 Johnston. Bobby 231 Jones, Betty 1 89 Jones, Danny 1 77 Jones, Debra 216 Jones, Greg 66, 67. 216 Jonrs, Marsi 92, 216 Jones. Russell 76. 108. 1 55. 225. 231 Jones, Shelia 254 Jordan. Derek 216 Joyce. Shelley 38. 72, 76, 78. 108. 225, 231 Juarez, Jesus 158. 21 7 Juarez. Maria 71.82. 1 10. I I 1,231 Juarez, Martin 84, 2 I 7 Jung, Karen. 71.97. I 10. 11 1.231 K Karl, Bobby 123. 155. 217 Karl, Tim 66,67. 120 Kazcc. James 231 Kenney, Rhonda 2 1 7 Keller. Rickey 1 16, I 18. 231 Kelley, Jennifer 1 76 Kelley, Robert 2 1 7 Kelly. Gregory 23 1 Kelly, James I 85 Kelly. Joseph 2 1 7 Kelly. Tavies 21 7 Keomalithong, Phoukhong 201 Kerb). Mike 123. 144. 187 Khang. Chai 201 Khaodeuanephen, Vong 201 Khoummoung. Kongseng 21 7 Kickham. Gabrielle 88. 217 Kino. Chariel 88, 231 King, Alexis 120 King. Mike 67, 123, 150, 151. 217 Kirk. Nelda 174 Kirkland. Craig 254 Kohulek, Albert 254 Kohutek, David 21 7 Kopecky. Julie 78. 201 Kozarevich. Janis 78,217 L Lace), Jean 176 LaCour. Alfonso 140, 141 I.ambert. Michael 153.201 I .a redo. Angel 67. 78 lusher. Lee 201 lavender, Michael 21 7 Lawton. Ricky 104, 231 I.cachman. Amy 67, 68. 201 (.eachman, Robert 86. 1 10. 111, 231 Leggc. I.orri 231 l.eggctt. Michael 3 1.44. 90, 92 I.eos. Cantilo 1 81 l.erma. Ernesto 1 85 Itlhtf, I-ee 201 Lew is, Georgia 176 l.ewis. Michael E. 231 Lewis, Michael W.217 Lightner. Jessica 78, 217 Linden. Evan 162,217 Lindsay, Virginia 201 Lira. Emilio 21 7 IxM'kridge. Viola 201 Lofti . Rick 1 16. 150.254 l-ong. James 21 7 Long, Jerald 2S4 Long.John 21 7 Looney, Dean 254 Lopez, Albert 158. 159, 232 l.opez, Julia 255 I opez. Leticia 232 Lopez, Tony 93. 158. 217 I opez, Victor 78. 201 Lord. Elizabeth 74. 178 I.oredo. Angel 66, 201 Lott. Alta 201 Low rey. Dora 21 7 Lowry, Robert 1 32, 232 Lozano. Benny 158, 232 Lozano. Ivctte 26, 7 1.97, 255 Lozano. Norma 232 Lueke, Dean 97, 123. 150. 151.232 Lueke. Kim 56, 72. 106. 1 10. 111. 255. 268 Luna, Loren 201 Lundh. Margarclte 182 Lundy, Gina 201 I.upo, Velma 1 77 Lyon. Katherine 97. 255 M Major. Antoine 78. 201 Maldanado. Alma 73. 78. 88. 2 18 Mallewick, Marlene 182 Malone. Floyd 173, 173 Malone. Terry I 16, 136, 137 Malone. Vicky 255. 269 Malone. Vivian 51.71, 76. 256. 269 Manak. Sally 201 Munay. Craig 93 Manhard, Michael 232 292 Manning, Amy 36, 38, 57, 88, 96, 97, 106, 256.269 Markiewicz. Dale 202 Marks, Ken 126.202 Marquez, Miguel 256 Marsico. Alan 108. 123.232 Martel, Jesse 256 Martin. Catherine 232 Martin, Daphrene 185 Martin. Gloria 256 Martin, Ida 201 Martin. Jacqueline 182 Martin. Rosie 66. 67. 218 Martin. Shirley 218 Martinez, Elizabeth 232 Martinez, Gerardo 84, 218 Martinez, Gilda 218 Martinez, Margaret 202 Martinez, Maricela 201 Martinez. Mary 160, 202 Martinez. Susan 232 Martinez. Veronica 256 Martinez. Vickie 160, 202 Martinez, Yolanda 202 Mask. Willie 217 Mason. Richard 1 16. 1 19. 120. 122. 179 Massey, Sherrye 218 Mata. George 1 26. 202 Mata. Gracie 202 Mauseau. Craig 202 Mayer, Kathleen 51,72, 106. 108. 164, 257 Mays, Wanda 187 Mean . Kevin 140. 141.217 Medina. Ernest 232 Medina, Marcella 2 1 8 Medina. Maria 202 Medrano. Rose 1 83 Mcgaha, Liz 202 Mena. Kimberly 93, 2 1 8 Mendoza. Sophie 232 Meza, Roberto 78, 2 18 Michado, Vidal 255 Michel, Hilary 160. 2 18 Miera. Maria 160. 202 Miller, Jennifer 202 Miller, Joseph 126. 158, 187 Miller, Yolanda 84. 218 Mills. Borrtta 86. 218 Mills, Kenita 181 Milstead, Johnny 1 16 Minera, Dina 104. 232 Miramontes, Lisa 85, 2 18 Miranda, Bertha 202 Mitchell. John 171. 173 Mitchell, Sekethia 218 Moncibais, Melissa 38. 73. 77,93, 218 Moncibais, Sandra 202 Money, John 202 Monrail. Marc 93 Montoya. Michael 150. 233 Monzon, Ana 218 Monzon, Dora 232 Moore. Carolyn 233 Moore, Ivory 218 Moore, Karen 202 Moore. Marilyn 84. 86. 131,232 Moore, Rhonda 2 18 Moore. Ronald 126. 203 Moreno, Consuelo 257 Moreno, Esther 24, 38, 62, 63, 72, 76. 106, 107,257. 269 Morgan, Bruce 203 Morgan, Pamela 203 Morris, David 233 Morrison. Dorothy 233 Moya, Tina 160,203 Meuther, Shannon 162, 203 Mullin. Etta 38. 72, 258 Munoz, France 258 Munoz, Maricela 203 Murphy, Susan 219 Musgrove, Nancy 188 Musso, Sam 233 McCaa. Kathleen 66. 93. 202 McClafferty, Jerry 52, 116, 150, 257 McClafferty, Kevin 78, 232 McClary, Obie 202 McCracken. Susan 71, 106, 108, 164, 257 McCullough, James 202 McDowell. Charles 101,257 McDowell. Heather 232 McDowell. Ron 123. 232. 155 McGee. Elaine 65, 67, 108. 164, 232 McGregor, Karen 78, 21 7 McKenzie, Andre 202 McKinney. Alan 123. 150. 232 McKinney, Brian 1 26, 144, 202 McManus, Scott 126. 153,202 McPherson. Kim 21 7 McSpadden, Ann 183 N Nauman, Helen 173 Navarro. Deana 160, 219 Navarro, Lydia 160 Navarro, Noe 219 Neal. Darrell 126. 153.203 Neel, Sylvia 67, 219 Nelson, Glenn 233 Nelson, Martha 177 New, Jeff 203 Newman, David 66, 67 Newman. James 66, 2 19 Ngo, Thoai 203 Nguyen, Cue 233 Nguyen, Huong 219 Nguyen, Mai 258 Nichols. Carolyn 233 Nichols. Dennis 123, 2 19 Nichols, Devena 258 Nieto, Francisco 233 Nilsson, Beth 158, 2 19 Nobles. John 78. 133, 219 Noriega, Irene 174 Nuno, Guillermo 203 O O'Brien, David 203 Odom, Rose 93. 219 Ogburn, Carol 71,258. 268 Olivares. Rodolfo 203 Ollis, Scott 233 Olvera, James 203 Olvera. Joe 219 Ordaz, Richard 203 Orona, Raul 203 Ortega, Arleen 131. 203 Ortega, Arturo 126, 127, 203 Ortega, Celia 233 Ortega, Estela 160, 2 19 Ortega. Ingris 131,146,147,148. 149. 233 Ortiz. Arturo 219 Ortiz, Maria 176 Ortiz, Martha 219 Ovallc, Dorothy 219 Owens. Earl 219 P Padilla, Louis 203 Padilla. Michael 258 Padilla. Richard 259 Page. Pam 219 Palomo, Luis 150. 151,233 Papanikolaou, Lee 203 Parish. Celeste 66, 67. 203 Parish. Cynthya 66. 67, 82. 108, 233 Parker, Angela 233 Parks, Mary 176 Parra. Jesse 203 Parrett, Belly 183 Pate, Joan 38. 133, 203 Pate. Preston 27. 1 1 1, 132. 166, 167. 259 Pate. Susan 38. 71, 76. 133, 233 Patterson, Randy 66, 67. 233 Patton, Margaret 71,259, 269 Payne. Gery 66, 67, 219 Pearce. Dorris 1 75 Pearson, Eleanor 180, 181 Peavy, Melissa 233 Peck, Charles 66. 67, 220 Peck. Michael 203 Pena, Marya 220 Pendergrass, Kristy 65, 66, 67, 97, 1 10, 1 1 1,259.268' Pennington. Rosie 85. 220 Pennington, Tina 85. 203 Perez, Edward 204 Perez. John 204 Perry. Anthony 204 Perry, Cassandra 223 Perry, Tina 22, 62, 63, 259 Peters, John 233 Peter . Vicky 259 Pham.Van 158,204 Phelps. Peggy 183 Phillip, Gerard 78, 204 Phillips, Detria 204 Phillips. Garry 1 36. 1 37. 220, 260 Phillips, Greg 1 36. 1 37. 139. 220 Phillips. Raymond 137. 138. 139,234 Phipps. Bobby 132, 164, 220 Phommasone, Bounsong 220 Phouthakhio, Kangkhom 158,220 Pierce, Wayne 182, 190 Pina. Miguel 150, 154. 220 Tlnson, Leatrice 204 Piper, Renee 204 Piper, Stuart 97, 234 Pippin. Rosilyn 10b. 183 Pitts, Bobby 141,234 Pitts, Roderick 220 Ponce, Janie 85, 220 Porter, Melvin 94. 123, 150. 234 Posey. Garry 260 Posey, Gwen 234 Posey, W ayne 77, 84, 153,204 Powell. Kimberly 77, 204 Powers, Grady 176 Prestridge. Christi 102, 204 Pride, Karla 66. 67. 93. 131,234 Procter, Barbara 234 Proctor, Clifton 132,260 Prosser, Dean 204 Pruitt. Janise 220 Pruitt. Robert 76, 1 23, 234 Puente, Dagoberto 234 Pugh. Barry 204 Pulte, Kathleen 186 Q Qualls, Roger 86.234 R Ramirez. Alejandra 220 Ramirez. Blanca 38, 62. 76. 106, 107, 260,268 Ramirez, Maria 234 Ramirez, Ralph 234 Ramirez, Tina 260 Ramo«, John 260 Ramon, Joseph 204 Ramo«, Kcrrington 82. 94, 204 Ramon. Marcos 204 Ram ey, Belinda 38, 71, 234 Ramsey, Le ia 38, 77, 261 Raybon, Clayton 123, 220 Rearden, Bradley 124, 126, 204 Reece, Brigetle 261 Reed, Carla 235 Renfroe, Mildred 220 Reynolds Michelle 261 Reynolds, Patti 235 Reynoso. Joe 220 Richardson, Claude 96, 116,150, 261 Richardson, Susan 66, 67, 220 Rickard. Charlene 100, 101,261 Rico, Ana 235 Rider, Wilford, 77, 99. 116, 122, 261 Riggan, Todd 123, 177, 220 Rios, Sandra 220 Rivera, Rebecca 131,235 Robertson, Thomas 84, 235 Robinson, Ken 220 Robinson, Lewis 127 Robinson, Stacey 220 Robison, Steve 235 Rodriguez, Albert 77, 158, 262 Rodriguez, David 20, 32, 65, 66, 67, 77, 90. 106,241,262,269 Rodriguez, Janie 235 Rodriguez, Oscar 204 Rodriguez, Raul 158, 235 Rodriguez, Ricky 204, 220 Rodriguez, Sandra 204 Rodriguez, Tina 220 Rodriguez, Viviano 136, 137, 139, 150, 154,262 Rogers, Brian 116, 118, 136, 137, 139, 268 Rogers, Jane 87, 262 Rogers, Mark 220 Rogers, Vernon 204 Rogers, Virginia 177 Rolland, Craig 116, 150 Roper, Dana 67, 68, 78 Rose, Mitchell 220 Rose, Sandy 204 Ross, Allison 204 Ross, Martha 235 Royal, Randy 126, 153,204 Ruiz. Paul 126, 144,204 s Sadecky, Lisa 71, 76, 235 Saenz, N'orma 172 Salazar, Ana 235 Salazar, Yolanda 221 Saldana, Delfino 144. 150, 158. 210, 22 1 Saldana, Rosie 205 Salinas, Alma 205 Salinas, Mary 235 Sanchez, Gloria 131,221 Sanchez, Maria 235 Sandejas, Ignacio 126, 205, 221 Sanders, Brenda 221 Sanders, Delores 262 Sanders. Harold 1 36, 137, 138. 221 Sanders, Kenneth 205 Sanders, Otis 221 Sanders, Sam 24. 98. 108. 116, 121. 122, 262.269 Sanders, Sophia 205 Sattersfield, Clarce 263 Saunders, Kenneth 132, 221 Saxiones, John 116 Scammel, Rosemary 236 Schwartz, Richard 236 Schwen, Jerald 116, 263 Scott, Kirk 106, 132, 166, 167, 263 Scott. Steve 120, 137, 181 Seeker, Betty 51, 7 1, 106, 107, 263 Self. Gavla 67. 68, 78,221 Self, Lee 188 Selman, Mark 236 Sendejas, Jimmy 221 Shamblin, Kara 38, 77, 1 33, 196, 205 Shaver, Daniel 66, 164, 205 Shaw, Kimberley 205 Sheaner, Patricia 93, 1 33, 221 Shelton, Cynthia 221 Shephard, Paul 2 1 1 Sheppard, Marcello 221 Sheppard, Shelton 85, 236 Shepherd, Shannon 263 Sheth, L day 221 Shoemaker, John 116, 119, 236 Shurtleff, Stephanie 99, 221 Shurm, Jerome 263 Siddlc, Cheree 101, 106.236 Siddle. Michael 78. 162, 205 Sideris, Katerina 71,97, 236 Sidcris, Pamela 72. 264, 268 Sides, Susan 77, 205 Simmons. Lucinda 205 Simpson, Orlando 144, 236 Simpson, Robert 48, 158, 159, 205 Sims, Stephanie 38, 236 Singleton, Carla 221 Smith. Adrian 123, 144, 236 Smith, Calvin 144 Smith, Carlo 153, 205 Smith. Charlene 129, 146, 147,236 Smith, Charles 264 Smith, James 221 Smith, Jerri 211 Smith, Joseph 236 Smith. Kern 81,90, 132, 162, 269 Smith, Phillip 6, 64, 90, 106, 269 Sobcranis, Gerardo 205 Sofge, Timothy 221 Solis, Carmen 221 Solis. Delores 84, 86, 205 Solomon, Paul 126, 205 Sookma, Inez 65, 66, 67, 77, 221 Soto. Diane 76, 153 Soto, Elizabeth 222 Soto, Suzanne 62, 108, 264, 269 Soun, Ravt 205 Spates, Frankie 205 Spath, Gordon 205 Spiros, Avie 72, 236 Sprague, Gladys 108, 236 Spratlen, Pansy 205 Sprentall, Charmaine 236 Starling, Kenny 222 Starling, Patricia 264 Staten, Brenda 236 Staton. Mark 126,205 Steen, Sandra 177 Stefanos, Gina 222 Stone, Amy 222 Stone, Marie 164, 264 Stovall. Sarah 172 Stratton, Doris 186 Stroud, Paul 116, 236 Strubble, Ruth 173 Stultz, Lucian 222 Stultz, William 158, 205 Suarez, Yolanda 205 Surratt, Gina 21,22. 27, 37. 38. 44. 46. 54,71,76.90.96.265 Surratt, Janet 189 Swann, Kathleen 27. 97, 110, 111, 265, 268 Sweet, Becka 31,78,97,133,236 T Talbot. Rustv 116. 1 18. 121. 1 22, 180 Tallis, Kathy 133,205 Targton, Natalie 231 Taylor, Charlotte 67, 222 Taylor, Marie 205 Taylor, Robbie 205, 265 Taylor. Robert 84. 126 Taylor. Taney 51. 71.90. 97. 237 Teer, Louise 205 Tercero, Hilda 72, 265, 268 Terrell, Tommy 84 Thammuwongsa, Kong 158, 159 Thomas, Dawn 205 Thomas. Helen 205, 222 Thomas. Joann 265 Thomas. John 222 Thomas, Kevin 222 Thompson. Anthony 123, 124,222 Thompson, Brad 55, 98, 116, 166, 266 Thompson, Darla 71, 110, 111, 162,237 Thornton, Charlene 67, 69, 266 Thornton, Michelle 266 Thornton, Ronald 205 Tidwell, Josie 222 Tinncy, Reba 176 Toliver, Bobby 116. 117 Topalovich, Nancy 100, 101, 237 Torres, Debbie 237 Torre , Gilbert 205 Torre . Gracie 237 Torrez, Irene 176 Tovar, Benny 95, 126, 205 Tovar, Rosa 160, 237 Tovar, Tony 126, 155, 179 Tran. Anh-Tu 27, 77.96. 110, 1 11,266, 269 Tran. Due 222 Trevillo. Carlos 94 Trevino. Deborah 266 Trevino. Maria 222 Trevino, Martin 1 23, 237 Trevino. Olga 237 Trevino, Ralph 94 Trevino. Robert 54, 222 Trevino, Roque 47, 54, 1 16, 1 18, 121, 155,225,237 Trevino. Rosie 205, 230 Truitt, Tammilce 205 Truitt, Thomas 81,86. 87 Trujillo, Juan 222 Truong, Phuong 205 Tucker, Glenn 185 Turner. Bill 187 Turner, Wanda 205 Tuya. Nelson 155, 156, 266 V Valtierra, Sandra 205 Van Fleteren, Roger 46, 205 Vang. Pao 222 Vang, Sue 205 Vanlandingham, Patricia 133. 205 Vargas, Mike 205, 237 Vasquez, Javier 126, 205 Vasquez. Willie Ray 158 Vation. Edwin 24, 77, 136, 137, 138, 139, 142, 266 Vation, Glenn 126, 144,205 Vation. Kenny 140, 141, 222 Vaughan, Tracy 51. 71, 78, 97, 267, 269 Vega. Raul 222 Velasquez, Arabella 205 Vera. Michael 205 Veylia, Karen 67, 223 Vidal, Nova 97 294 Vielnta, Thomas 223 Villalpando. Alonzo 1 58, 1 59, 237 Villalpando, Maria 176 Villalpando, Nohemi 206 Villanueva, Martin 223 Villapondo, Fred 154 Villarreal, Jaime 206 Villarreal, Richard 1 26, 206 w Waddell, Juanita 206, 237 Waddell. Willaim 237 W afford, Kathy 93. 131 Wagner, Larry 94, 164, 237 Wale . Darren 98, 123,223 Walker. Karen 66,67,206 Walker, Margaret 188 Walker. Robert 223 Ward, Brenda 223 Ward, Mary 183 Ward. Sherry 93. 206 Warren, Juliu 123.223 Warren, Nathan 223 Warren, Sherry 206 Washington, Carol 206 Washington, Hara 129, 206 Washington. Patricia 71,231 Watson, Julia 66, 67, 206 Watson. Michael 150, 154,223 Watts. Nena 206 Wauson, Rodney 237 Weaver, Darron 84. 144, 206 Weber, Scott 48. 76, 1 16. I 19. 121, 150, 151,238 Wegerer, Carl 94, 267 Wells, Gregory 206 Wells, Kim 223 Wcrnsing, Debbie 131,206 Westbrook, Dion 144 W heeler, Kendell 206 Wheeler, Marv 206 White, Bradley 223 White, Hope 206 W hite, Jerdell 144 W hitfield. Joey 93,223 Wilcox. Barry 108, 141, 238 Wilcox, Bruce 97, 162.238 W ilk, Robert 172 Wilkins. Della 57. 206 Williams, Angela 78. 223 Williams, Arnold 67, 238 Williams, Debbie 66. 67, 74, 206 Williams, Glenn 33, 223 W illiams, Floyd 123, 150 Williams, Kenrick 84, 206 Williams, Matt 84, 126, 141,207 Williams, Patricia 223 Williams, Ruby 176 Williams, Ruthie 238 Williams, Sheila 153,207 Williamson, Mary 67, 68, 207 Williamson, Paul 164.267 CONGRATULATIONS AND SPECIAL THANKS to those Crusader staff members who made this yearbook a priority in their lives. Each of these students spent hundreds of hours working to insure the production of the 1981 Crusader. Editor Tracy Hiser’s organization was essential. Zina Castanuela’s bookkeeping insured the funds needed for printing costs. Steve Cargile’s cover design captured the staff’s theme in a striking manner. Kathleen Swann’s dedication as head photographer enabled the staff to meet deadlines. Kathleen, along with other photographers — Amy Dye, Melanie Corley, and Allyson Aynesworth, put in many long, nerve-wacking hours. The dedication and responsibility exerted by these staff members, as well as section edtiors, made the 1981 Crusader a reality. Wilson, David 207 Windstcin, Mike 207 Wingo. Sally 183 Wong. Chu 150. 154 Wonzer. Ronnie 223. 259 Wood, John 107,207 Woods, Anne 238 W'ortham, Helen 66. 67, 207 W ren, Yolanda 74,207 W yatt. Stephen 116,267 Y Yates. Rebecca 65. 66, 67, 97, 238 Ybarra. Alexandra 207 Ybarra, Virginia 207 Ycllowfish, Ricky 155.223 Yellowfish. Terry 155.223 Yetu, Chris 158, 207 Yells, Richard 1 23, 155. 156, 238 Young, April 88, 207 Young. Beverly 129, 146, 147, 153,207 Young. Blair 132,238 Young. Debbie 38. 129. 146, 147, 207 Yruegas, Maricella 238 Yzguierpo. Roberto 165. 238 z Zamora, Olga 188 Zarate, Frank 155, 223, 296 295 RONE of Dallas 1826 Abrams Rd. 823-4793 Atarkliam Style Inru ?itor Shop OLD TOWNER BARBERS Stylists Old Town in the Village Lovers lane at Greenville Ave. DALLAS • For Appointment Call • ICilk Haile 691-5750 296 WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL • 1981