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"Year of the
Tiger"
A portion of the 1974-75 school year coin-
cided with the Chinese "Year of the Tiger."
The Tigerland Staff would like to present to
you. the Student Body. our record of how the
Consolidated Tigers set out to prove that in
everything we do. it truly is the .. Year of the
Tiger. ..
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Throughout
the Year
We Share
Different
Experiences
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We work. . . we laugh
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Spirit!
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are Proud. . .
And why?
Because
we are
the Tigers!
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Freshmen
Encounter
Seniority
Early Saturday, September 21, the freshmen
encountered an event that they will NEVER forget
and the seniors will ALWAYS remember. The initia-
tion took place at Hensel Park.:where the seniors went
to. work' 'beautifying" the' 'fish. " After a two hour
parade around town and across 'campus they were
treated to a Coke at Handy Burger.
(l-r) Debbie Davidson. Laura Burnett. ~nd Kim Caldwell demon-
. strate a drill of the "fish patrol. "
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Debbie Yeager and Georgia Arhoplos discuss the treatment they are
undergoing as seniors Carol Whitaker and Catherine Kapchinski
look on.
What's this. . the 1978 Miss America line up?
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Homecoming 1974
Homecoming '74 activities included a snake walk,
bonfire. and a special pep rally at Tiger Field. The
annual homecoming festivities were highlighted by
the crowning of the queen. The Tigers were victori-
ous over Brenham with a 13-0 win. To top the eve-
ning off, there was a dance in the cafeteria with
Aransas providing the music.
Ronald Woessner and Jeb Hensarling congratulate Homecoming
Queen. Lorena Thomas, as her father proudly looks on.
How sweet it is! Another Tiger victory! !
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Boppin'to
the 50's
For the first time the student council
sponsored a 50's day. Everyone came
to school dressed as those in the 50's.
The cheerleaders gave a 50's pep rally
to promote spirit for the football game
to be played against Huntsville.
A wards were presented by the Student
Council to those who were best dressed
forthe day.
The guys and gals meet at the malt shop for a
quick lunch.
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Abbie Van Doren proves to be the
"cat's meow" in the 50's day contest. .
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Bill Leland, "Joe Cool," was named
the best dressed guy of the 50's day.
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Sophomore and
Freshman Girls
Clash
The Sophomores and Freshmen once again meet on
the gridiron after long hard hours of practice. The
young ladies, suited up in their pads and helmets,
got ready for the big game. Dressed up as girls, the
guys of the freshmen and sophomore classes provided
an entertaining halftime show. In the end the fresh-
men were victorious over the sophomores with a win.
1974 Tiger Football Award Winners: (l-r) Doug Chester, Valuable Back;
Peter Gilmore, Valuable Lineman; Bill McGee, Most Valuable Player;
and Vernon Mobley, Tiger Award.
Football Players
Honored With
Banquet
The 1974 Tiger football players were honored by the
Tiger Club with a banquet Saturday, November 23. This
year the banquet was held in the high school cafeteria and
food was catered by 3-C Barbeque. Bob Davidson was the
gueSf,.~peaker and Ed Cooper was the emcee. Players were
honored, awards-were presented, and to top it off a dance
was held afterward with music provided by ARANSAS.
Howard Young, Philip llcken, and Richard Ilcken wait for the next
dance.
Christmas Ball
Highlights Season
The annual Christmas Ball, sponsored by the Sen-
ior Class, was held Thursday night, December 19, at
the Aggieland Inn. Music was provided by ARAN-
SAS. Everyone appeared to be in Christmas spirits
and looking forward to the forthcoming holidays.
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The ChrisTmas Ball was a success as can be seen.
Kathleen Waldon and Barbara Ford get down to the beat
of ARANSAS.
Grace Hood, Jim Case, Julie Diecken, and Eric Hood take a break.
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Choir Promotes
Talent Show
The Lions Club, in cooperation with the Music Department, spon-
sored the annual Talent Show, featuring student talent. Solo winners
included Pam Vinzant, first place, freshman-sophomore division;
Kathy Hancock, second place, freshman-sophomore division; Pam
Welky, first place, junior-senior division; Pam Path and Janet Alli-
son. second place, junior-senior division. Club ensemble winners
included Industrial Arts Club, first place; El Club Castellano. second
place; and Future Teachers 9f America. third place.
Contestants provide comedy.
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Banquet Honors
Basketball
Players
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The Tiger Club honored the 1974-75
Tiger Basketball Players with a Banquet
Monday, February 24th. The Banquet was
held in the high school cafeteria and food
was catered by 3-C Barbeque. Bob Gobin
was the guest speaker and Dr. John Randal
was the emcee.
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Pat Ranson and John Brannen "chow down" on 3-C Barbeque.
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Leave some for us Randy!
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Industrial
Arts
Sponsors
Basketball
Game
The Industrial Arts Club and WT A W
Disc Jocks promoted a basketball game in
order to raise money for the March of
Dimes. Students elected Mr. Morgan,
Mrs. Kieffer. Mr. Wilkerson, Mrs.
McCord, Mr. Ellis, Mrs. Goodwin, and
Mr. Pullen, who acted as cheerleaders for
the game. The Spanish Club and Black
Forces performed at halftime.
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Black Forces "Picken' Up The Pieces" at halftime.
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"No, No Nanette"
Is 'Super Hit
"No, No Nanette" was this year's musical pre-
sented by the A&M Consolidate~ choral department.
Leading characters were Tommy Davis, Peggy Kief-
fer, Gary Whitehorn. Pam Welky. Carol Staten,
Paul Witt, Helen Marquis. Scott Saunders and Sally
Hoover.
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Carol Staten and Paul Witt look "lovingly" into each other's
eyes as they sing "Tea for Two."
Tommy Davis looks as though he has his hands full!
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Student Council
Promotes
Interschool Dance
The second annual Interschool dance was held in the
Zachary Engineering Building on the 26th of April. It was
sponsored by both the Consolidated and Bryan Student Coun-
cils. It was a great success in promoting friendship among the
two schools.
Cun Lard. Helen Marquis. Susan Ridgeway and Bill Har-
per look as though they are taking a serious break.
As can be,Seen the dance consisted mainly of students from Consolidated.
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. A ward Winners
Named at
FFA Banquet
Wellborn's Community Center was the site of this year's
Future Farmers of America Banquet. A ward winners were
presented. Star Farmer A ward went to Mike Sayers. Star
Chapter Farmer was Mark Griffin and the Outstanding FFA
member was Ray Prieve. Ping pong was the main source of
entertainment .
Huebner.
Hungry FFAers stand in line for food.
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Students Receive A wards at Assembly
SPECIAL AWARDS
DAR - American History Award
Lisa Kuvlesky
DAR - Good Citizenship Cenificate
Peggy Kieffer
DAR - Scholarship Award
Sharon Cullen
KORA Outstanding Bandsman Award
Lisa Kuvlesky
ARTS COUNCIL OF THE BRAZOS V ALLEY A WARDS
An Achievement
Barbara Worley
Instrumental Music
Renee Hostetler
Dance Theatre of Harlem
Calvin Heard
Johnny Townsend
Michael Johnson
Drama
Sherry Powell
Vocal Music
Janet Allison
KIW ANIS AWARDS
Arion National Music
Award (Vocal)
Sally Hoover
Kiwanis Essay Awards
Tammy Berry
Donna Lenz
Cathy Hein
Ronald Woessner
Bill Ledbetter
Outstanding Choir Senior
Boy and Girl
Tommy Davis
Peggy Kieffer
Arion National Music
A ward (Instrumental)
Kieth Lancaster
Outstanding Student in
Homemaking Award
Tamero Gresham
Outstanding FHA Member
Irene Davis
Outstanding Bandsman
Boy and Girl
Tim Jones
Sherry Powell
Star Chapter Farmer Award
Mark Griffin
Outstanding HECE Member
Carol Warlick
Outstanding FF A Member
Ray Prieve
Star Greenhand Award
Mike Sayers
LIONS AWARDS
History Journalism Home Economics
Jim Nance Eric Lindquist Irene Davis
Government Chemistry Vocal Music Award to
Jeb Hensarling Kirk Schneider Outstanding
Spanish Physics Undergraduate - Helen
Marquis
Randy Ray David Stewan
Instrumental Music A ward
French Biology August Wenck
Gena McMullen Paul Bassett
Crafts
German Mathematics Rodney Zalobny
Sharon Neeley Kirk Schneider Rod Haney
English Typing Drafting
Peggy Kieffer Amy Plapp John Bryant
Kirk Schneider
Rotary Club Outstanding Shonhand
Bandsman v1<athy Beck Photography (Black and
MegBury White)
Julia Staw Accounting Greg Hostetler
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Speech . An Photography (Color)
Scott Saunders Vincent Kapchinski
Steve Posey
Drama
Virginia Koppa
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RECOGNITION OF ACHIEVEMENTS
.National Mathematics Association
, 1st Place Finish
, Don Mason
f,Industrial Arts Club Outstanding
. Senior Scholarship
.. John Bryant
Outstanding Achievement in Math and
Science
Peggy Kieffer
Electrical A ward
Bill Ledbetter
. Boys' State Representatives
(David Comstock
r Jim Nance
. Kieth Kuttler
Girls' State Representatives
Mala Farmer
Sara Feldman
OTHER AWARDS
Crisco A ward
Ann Molett
. Bausch-Lomb Award
Dinetha Richards
Betty Crocker A ward
Karen Belk
, John Phillip Sousa A ward
Paul Fredricksen
University National Bank
Outstanding Vocalist Award
Janet Allison
Brazos Valley Home Economics Assn.
Outstanding Girl in Home Economics
Diana Van Cleave
Poetry Society of College Station
Cindy Benton
STUDENT COUNCIL AWARDS
: Recognition of Clubs or Organizations
. with Outstanding Achievement
; Industrial Arts
A wards to Outstanding FT A Members
Renai Baker
Kim Moore
Perfect Attendance Awards
Arnold Ashburn
Roban Gaugler
John Gardner
Honor A wards For Academic .
Achievements
Bill McGee
Diana Van Cleave
Janet Allison
Brenda Rowland
Jeb Hensarling
Peggy Kieffer
Binda Sandstedt
Karl Kapchinski
David Stewan
Dinetha Richards
Choral Department point A ward
Sally Hoover
Spring An Festival-Certificate of
Merit
Barbara Worley
Dale Smith
Stage Center Drama A ward
Tommy Davis
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Students Run for
Offices
The elections for the upcoming year were held on
May 9. Candidates ran for the offices of Student
Body President, Student Body Vice President, Stu-
dent Council Representatives, Class Presidents,
Cheerleaders and Tiger Mascot.
Gary Moody. next year's Student Body President, gives
his election speech.
David Bagnall "stripping down" to a "Tiger. ..
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New Braunfels Site
for Senior Day
This year's Senior Class went to New Braunfels for
Senior Day. Activities included losing the way to Camp
Beans, swimming in freezing river water, riding the
rapids, roasting an armadillo and a few minor car
breakdowns. Even though the sun didn't shine, everyone
enjoyed their day off from school.
Rod Haney. Vernon Mobley and Broce Rose seem anxious to \'
shoot the rapids.
John Sowers. Ken Prow and Joe Denton enjoy a swim in the icy water.
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Juniors Honor Seniors
With Prom
The Junior Class honored the Seniors with a prom and break-
fast. This year the prom was held in the Zachary Engineering
Building. The breakfast was held at Hamp Keahey's home where
delicious hamburgers were served.
Having a swinging time at the Prom.
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Tiger Club Hosts
Steak Fry
for Spring Sports
Athletes
The Tiger Club honored the 1975 spring sports ath-
letes with a steak fry at Hensel Park. The sports rec-
ognized at the picnic were baseball. cross country,
golf, swimming, tennis, track, and volleyball.
Several students enjoyed a game of softball after
eating a good meal.
While Coach Scamardo recognizes the golf team everyone sits intently enjoy-
ing the cool spring evening.
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Students Return to Days
of the Old West
The student council sponsored a western day this year.
Teachers and students came to school dressed in their western
attire to fit the occasion. Some students rode their horses just
as they did in the Old West.
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Pioneer women pose for a snapshot.
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Riding horses was pan of the fun on Western day.
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Students Assume
Office Duties
for a Day
Once again the Student Council sponsored a Turna-
bout Day. Turnabout Day is the day on which student
council members assume the responsibilities of the fac-
ulty and administration. For those who participated it
was quite a learning experience.
Mr. Caskey giving Gary Moody some Administrative advice.
Commencement exercises for the Class of 1975 were
held on May 23rd at the High School auditorium. Out of
161 students forty of them maintained a 90 over-all aver-
age. Out of the forty, eighteen were honor graduates with
a 95 over-all average. Cathy Hein was named Valedicto-
rian and Ronald Woessner was named Salutatorian. Dr.
Lee H. Smith, President of Southwest Texas State Univer-
sity, was the speaker for the evening. Parents of the Sen-
iors'sponsored a party at the American Legion Hall follow-
ing the exercises.
Thomas Kelly eagerly adds the final touch to his
graduation attire.
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Regina Tippitt taking time out for quiet moments of
reflection.
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Graduation.
for Reflections,
Sadness, Happiness
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After receiving their diplomas. Seniors listen to the school song. sung by the
choir .
Honor Graduates: (I-r) Front row: Dinetha Richards. Sharon Neeley. Jeb
Hensarling. Brenda Rowland. Janet Allison. Cathrine Kapchinski. Second
row: Lester Byrd. Peggy Kieffer. Leslie Kieffer. Sharon Cullen. Carol
Staten. Jim Wick. Third row: Cathy Hein. Diana Van Cleave. Bill
McGee, Kirk Schneider. and Karl Kapchinski.
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Student Council
Presents
an Assortment of
Assemblies
The Student Council presented several assemblies this year
for the enjoyment of the student body. The assemblies
included; a karate exhibition by Steve Powell; a concert by a
local band, Cottonwood; a performance by the Harlem Bal-
let; and a show by the Claude Kipnis Mime Theatre. The
council also had a money making assembly for the student
lounge. They showed old movies for a small charge of 50lt.
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A new honor in the 1975 TIGERLAND is the Outstand-
ing Senior A ward. Fifteen seniors were selected by fac-
ulty vote. Voting was based on scholastic records, con-
geniality, leadership qualities and participation in
school activities.
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Student
Council
The Student Council was led by officers (l-r) Gary Keese. treasurer: Peggy Kieffer. .secre
Jeb Hensarling. president; Anne Bryant. vice-president and Tommy Davis. parl1amentari
Back row: Mrs. Hensly (sponsor). Gary Keese. Lauren Stacell. Gena McMullen. Martha Lamben. Eric Lindquist. Arnold Ashburn. A
Fitch. Terry Barnett. Phill1p Steen. John Brannen. Kevin Manning. Eric Pearson. Middle row: Cherly Cunningham. David Walker.
Garner. Damon BUffington. Anne Ferris, Debe McCandless. Garry Moody. Linda Preston. Ronnie Morgan, Jana Anderson. Front row:
Rowt;. Colen Ward. MarltRobeck. Jay Carlton. Jeb Hensarling. Anne Bryant. Mike Thomas. T. J. Wainerdi. Jim Case. Helen Marquis,
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The Student Council progressed in many
ways this year. Activities varied from a
Thanksgiving Turkey Raffle to raise money for
school projects to completely revising the Con-
stitution and formulating class chaners. Open
meetings were held for the first time this year.
Another first was the vast number of opinion
polls sent to the student body. Many times
throughout the year panies were held for the
faculty. All activities required the support of
members and outside students.
One big turkey and three big "hams."
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Kim Moore was chosen to represent the
Student Council in the Cotton Pag-
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Industrial
Arts
Members include. back row Jimmy Hirsch. Manin Haas. Mike Douglas, Phil Gaugler. Shawn Bovey,' Jo
Reed, Chip Keely. DerryI Elliot, Jon Hennigan. 11th row: Todd Bovey, Cynde Colson. Paul Painter. Joan
Perry, Beth Mamaliga, Joe Hutchinson. Eddie Hobson. 10th row: Tom Hansley. Ken Stover. Roben Earle
Terry Stover. Bill Ledbetter, Greg Gammon. 9th row: Kirk Schneider. Vernon Mobley. Patty Shannon. Rob-
en Morgan. 8th row: Dale ,Cox. Cindy Pettit. John Bryant. Lauren Stacel. Harold Home. 7th row: MarK
Dixon. Mark Schneider. Rex Janne. 6th row: Guy Moody, Chris Gehring. Steve Monroe. Mike Thomas. Mike
Earle. 5th row: George Spain, Ronnie Morgan. Tim Folts. 4th row: Ashraf Ayoub. Lester Byrd. Peter Bogucki
3rd row: Barbara Worley, Paul Haugen, Geof Gehring. Jay Carlton, Larry Williams, Scott Shafer. Front row:
Mr. Bernhardt (sponsor). Paul Basset, Deerick Shyrock, Pat Canwright, Arnold Ashburn. Doug Chester. and
Mr. Burke (sponsor).
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Officers are (l-r) Arnold Ashburn. president; Doug Chester. vice-president; Jay Carlton. secretary: Pat Can-
wright, treasurer; and Tim Folts, sergeant 'at arms.
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Club memberS take time out for fun at a Somerville
lake outing.
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Symphonic Band: BAck row: (l-r) Cunis Lard. John Vastano. Walter Scott. Paul Fredricksen. Gary Whitehorn. Manin Haas. Philip Gougler.
Mark Painter. Walter Boone. Cindy Feagan. Susan Ridgeway. T. J. Wainerdi. Third row: Mark Junek. Steve Bertrand. David Comstock.
Peter Gilmore. Ken Stover. Tim Jones. Tim Lyda. Joel Hall. Debra Zalobny. Linda Sandstedt. Sara Feldman. Diana Feltz. Second row:
Kathy Beck. Sherie Powell. Lisa Kuvlesky. Anne Ferris. Amy Plapp. Leslie Kieffer. Diana Van Claave. Karen Sackett. Kathy Smathers,
Meg Bury, Grant Wolfe. Greg Hostetler. Julie Diecken. Susan Sack!ltt. Michelle Burns. Front row: Pris Files. JuI1e Straw. Cindy Benton.
Mary Bogucki, Kris Smathers. Glenda Gates. Rene Hostetler. Marian Maxwell. Not pictured: Mia ZwoI1nski.
Concen Band: Back row: (l-r) August Wenke. Jack Lampkin. Vincent Kapchinski. Steve Sloan. Dan Hogan. Kevin Jacobs, Tom Wilkes.
Wesley Wayland. David Petit, Robin Bowman. Holly Harper. Third row: El1zabeth Hoover. Tern Niles. Steve Smith. Terry Stover. Carlton
Powell. John Hennigan. Roben Gougler. Chris Ramsey. Dennis Chester. Craig Thompson. Rodney Zalobny. Lorena Stancel. Sandy Sandst-
edt. Kieth Merrifield. Second row: Julie Lewis. Sylvia Medina. Lydia Hernandez. Rita Villarreal. Karen Anderson. Louis Castenon. Peggy
Kapchinski. James Storrs. Diana Zalobny. Many McGraw. Sheri Copp. Tina Dodd. James Stancil. Front row: Virginia Koppa. Donna Day-
hoff, Jackie Froid. !enine Holland. Diane Garrish. Teresa Bernall. Mary Hirsh. Toni Castenon. Wally Harwood, Roben Hunter.
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Tiger
Band
Diana Feltz: Assistant Dnun Major.
Drum Major 11m Wick takes a much
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Region Orchestra Winners - Joe Simmons and Paul Fre-
dricksen.
Area A ward Winner - Paul Fredrick-
son.
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Flute Trio Medalists. (Solo and Ensemble Contest)
French Hom Medalists.
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Twirlers
Sara Feldman
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Tina Dodd
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Honor Choir: (1 to r) First row: Sara Feldman. Cathy Benton. Terri Mitchum. Mala Farmer. Sally Hoover. Janet Allison. Kathy Simmons.
Helen Marquis. Susan Ridgeway. Second row; Jenny Hutchinson. Peggy Kieffer. Bonnie Bates. Kim Moore. Karen Dunkin. Abby Van DOle
Mary Bogucki. Brenda Rowland. Third row: Scott Saunders, Johnny Gierisch. Mark Davis. Craig Forehand. Lawrence Maninez. Cun Lard,
Ruthy Davidson. Pam Welky. Carol Staten. Founh row: Charles Byer. Doug Small. Paul Whitt. Terry Barnett, Gary Whitehorn. Rex Jann .
Scott VanCleave, Bill Landy. Chris McBride. John Brannen. '
Honor Boys' Choir: (1 to r) First row: Scott Saunders. Cun Lard. Craig Forehand. Second row: Mark Davis. Johnny Gierisch,
Terry Barnett. Lawrence Maninez. Rex Janne. John Brannen. Third row: Doug Small. Charles Byer, Paul Whitt. Chris
McBride, Gary Whitehorn, Scott Van Cleave. Bill Landy.
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Choral Department
Freshman Girls' Choir: (I to r) First row: Mana Coleman. Lesa Colson. Diana PfannstieI. Margaret Johnson. Kathy H
cock. Second row: Anne Stoner. Mindy Pierce. Jane Cluck. Kim Caldwell, Leah Hardcastle. Sharla Wallace. Third
Sarah Copp. Rosemary Behrens. Linda Smethers, Lisa Moore, Lynn Johnson. Patty Noel, Sally Donaldson. Founh
Karen Griffith, Laura Burnett. Annetta Harvell. Joyce Thomas, Carolyn Pritchard.
Choir members sing during Christmas week at the University National
Bank during the noon hour .
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lcers (I to r clockwise) are Peggy Kieffer. alto section
. :rerry Barnett, tenor section leader; Brenda Rowland, sec-
. iI'ommy Davis. president; Janet Allison. soprano section
, CUn Lard. bass section leader and Carol Staten. vice-pres-
All-Regional Choir Members: Front row: (I to r) Cathy Benton. Sally Hoover. Helen
Marquis. Second row: Peggy Kieffer. Janet Allison. Kim Moore, Doug Small. Top
row: Charles Byers. Pam Welky. Not pictured is Tommy Davis.
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Madrigal: Front row: (1 to r) Cathy Benton. Cun Lard. Helen Mar-
quis. Second ,row: Sally Hoover, Janet Allison. Scott Saunders.
Third row: Paul Whitt, Doug Small, Carol Staten. Founh row:
Peggy Kieffer. Charles Byer. Pam Welky.
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"BRAZOS" - Folk Group: (I to r) Kim Moore. Tommy Da
Brenda Rowland, Bill Landy and (kneeling) Mala Farmer.
Musical
Production
Takes Lots of
Practice
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Terry suppons her Tigers while Beth suppons her back.
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Bengal Belles Drill Team
The Belles and dates enjoyed the Tiger Troop Valentine banquet.
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Rita Villareal
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Tigerettes Vital
Part of
School Spirit
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are left to right back row Mary Ann Piazza. Belinda Scott. Jane Cluck. Marta Coleman. Leah Hardcastle. Kathy Hancock.
-wis. 7th row: Peggy Featherston. Pat Garrison. Cam Payton. Rosemary Behrens. Annette Eaton. Jackie Foresythe. 6th row: Lan-
,lngton. Debbie Harmel. Renee Riley. Sally Donaldson. Colette Osaba. 5th row: Andrea Keahey. Sharla Wallace. Jana Ander-
Caldwell. 4th row: Debbie Davidson. Debra Walters. Laura Burnett. 3rd row: Carla Price. Charlotte HODSOn, 2nd row: Nancy
Ann~toner. Barbara Co}C.,sylvia Medina. Lesa Colson. Front row: Becky Covington. Ted Richardson.
Tiger Troupe spirit never dies'
...... Tigerettes waii to perform.
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German
Club
German Club Officers: (left to right) Julia Straw. vice president: Dwayne Parsons. representative; Lola Fe
secretary; Keith Kuttler. ueasurer; and Unda Mullins. president.
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German Club members include (I to r) front row: Miss Kelly. Beverly Jones. Sandy Sandstedt. Cindy Jones. Kris Das. Robin Benignus. Jack!
Nutall. and Meg Bury. Second row: Mrs. Dunnam. sponsor. Cindy Benton. Betty Cochrane. Sarah Treybig. Mike Davis. Steve Kramer, JuliC
Straw, Kris Boatwright. Debbie Zolobny. Jack Lampkin. John Gardner. Linda Mullins. Tommy Schaffer, Lola Ferris. Gregg Schmidt.
Dwayne Parsons, K,eith Kuttler. Greg Moore. and Bill McGee.
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rbread house above was made by Betty Cochrane. After explaining how
~e the cake it was served as refreshments.
Mike Trevin. an exchange student from Austria who
attends Bryan High. spoke at one of the regular
meetings.
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mbers of the Edel weissgesellschaft meet monthly to learn more about the German language, literature,
ms and the country itself. The group sponsors a booth at the Annual People's Festival. Other highlights of
ear: attending the Wurstfest, folk dancing, skits and the Schnitzeljagd.
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El Club
Castellano
Que buen auo!
Dia de los muertos
Dia de las Lupitas
Las Posadas. .
Dia de los reyes
Convencion .
Brazoswood .
Trajes tipicos
La Primaria .
Parras de la Fuente!
Back row: Pat Canwright. Peter Elliot. Paul Fredericksen. Grant Wolfe. 5th row: Ran~y Ray, Joe Simmons. Marian Maxwell, Kevin Man-
ning. David Bagnall, Susan Pomenta, Paul Whitt, Mala Farmer. 4th row: Karen Duncan, Jim Case. Andrea Keahey, John Vostano. Gilben
Curiel. Mary Boguski. Steve Upham. Wally Harwood, Craig Thompson, Carol Staten, Tobi Pledger, Susan Pope, Bob Randall. Leslie Kief-
fer.Debbie Hamilton. Martha Lamben. 3rd row: Joe Wilborn, Cathy Hall, Tammy Berry. Grace Hood, Kieth Klatt, Russell Decastongrene
Ann Kettlebour9ugh. Debra Thomas. Dean Spannagel. Connie Tenorio, Teresa Collado. Lisa Sweet. Glenda Gates, Jeb Hensarling, Julia
Crawford. Bina Davis. 2nd row: Mr. Mike Barber, Mrs. Kitty Worley (sponsors). Polly Weise, Rita Villareal. Sylvia Medina. Karen Lewis,
Teresa Cooper. Kathy Smathers. Terry Niles. Karen Copp. Becky Rowe. Kathy Williams. Kathy Pettit, Debra Boren, Donna Phariss, Karen
Anderson. 1st row: Robin Bowman, John Jimeniz, Many McGraw. Kathy Simmons. Alex Datzschkowsky. Margaret Johnson. Sarah Copp,
Sharon Boatright, Cindy Pierc~, Mary Gerlow, Charlotte Cooper, Vivian Fredericks.
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Drama Clu
Back row: (1 to r) Karen Sackett. Rebecca Callaway. Keith Merrifield. Pam Welky, Carla Whitaker. Dan Hogan. Amy P1app. Joel
Hall, Terri Richardson, Pam Path, Craig Forehand, Jack Lamkin. Front row: Virginia Coppa, Cindy Beck. Sherry Powell, Debbie
Wagner. Scott Saunders, Diana Dotson. Bill Forehand.
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- Dan Hogan - Vice-President
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Thespians
Pam Path - President
Sherry Powell - Vice-President
James Dennis - Sponsor
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!,tlng: Becca callkway. Joel Hall. Clockwise around ladder: Virginia Coppa,
D1my Davis, Pam Welky, Brenda Rowland. Dan Hogan. Carla Whitaker. Jackie
,undo Peggy Kieffer. Scott Saunders. Sherry Powell, Kris Smathers. Dianne Nor-
, Jackie Nutall.
Thespian Review Board: Pam Welky. Tommy
Davis, Sherry Powell. Peggy Kieffer, Joel Hall.
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"Kaleidoscope III" was per-
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Gymnastics Club
The purpose of the Gymnastics Club is to give girls
a time and place to work out and perfect skills.
At left: Debbie Warden does a jump on the balance beam. Below:
Brenda Hayes does a forward roll stunt.
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Art Club
An Club members (l-r) are Martha Lofgren. Sharon Bergum. Karen Copp. Carla Whitaker. Charlotte Cooper.
Bernal, Bec~y Bagnall. Diana Dotson. Debbie Wagner. Becca Callaway. Mary Fredericks. and John Jimenez.
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In an effon to brighten the student lounge. an students spent hours painting the mUIal designed by Steve Posey.
Sherree Nesch. Sandy Dechiro display their talent in Brazos Valley
An Show.
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Future Teachers
Projects and activities that the Future
Teachers participated in this year are:
- hosting coffee for teachers in August
- raising membership to record high
- welcoming teachers with signs
the first day of school
- participating in district activities
- hosting "Open House"
- attending leadership workshop
- second place trophy for project
"Adopt a Grandparent"
- first place trophy for district scrapbook
- sick sacks for children in hospitals
a t Christmas
- State Convention in Ft. Worth
- Turnabout teaching days
- covered dish dinner
- formal installation of new officers
FTA Members: (left to right) Back row: Glenn Richards. Kathy Beck, Jane Cluck. Sixth row: Susan Ridgeway. Helen Marquis. Elizebeth
Gerlow, Belinda Scott. Fifth row: Michelle Burns, Alex Datscholski, Rosemary Barrons, Jeaneane Holland. Founh row: Mrs. Hensley.
sponsor. Debbie f-!armel. Pat Garrison, Cynde Colson, Kim Loveless, Laura Burnett, Faith Kuvlesky, Debbie King. Lanette Buffington,
Le&a.Colson, Debbie Yeager. Third row: Nancy Pedulla, Lynn Johnson, Sarah Copp, Debbie Scott, Brenda Hayes, Sally Donaldson. Sec-
ond row: Jana Anderson. Brenda Rowland. Mary Gerlow. Cathy Hancock, Kim Caldwell. Sarah Feldman. Pat Mcle. Tammy Gresham,
Cindy Beck. Front row: Renai Baker, Peggy Kieffer. Cheryl Cunningham, Diana VanCleave, Dinetha Richards. Linda Sandstedt, Carol
Staten, John Brannen, Scott VanCleave, and Doug Small.
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. Oneida Hensley (sponsor) is all smiles at the FT A Banquet
Cheryl Cunningham (historian) presents her with a potted
t. The A&M Consolidated FT A Chapter was renamed the
Ida Hensley FT A Chapter in her honor.
Dinetha Richards presents an unidentified patient at St. Joseph's hospi-
tal with a "sick sack. " one of the FT A projects.
Renai Baker (left) and Diana Van Cleave present a banner to Mrs. Riv-
ers - The school year's first teacher-of-the-month.
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Future
Farmers
Mark Griffin. Star Chapter Farmer.
Front row: (I to r) Kneeling: Paula Dooley. Mary Palazzo. Jeane Pateete. Brenda Honeycutt. Lvnell Divin. Nancy Redman.
Susan Honeycutt. Annette Harvelle. ~e, Donna Lenz. Bettv Freeman. Eddie Hill. Second row: Bob Kruse. Steve
Wythe. Hamp Keahey, Steven Bemand. John Redman. Billy Junek. Tommy Hodges. David Cole. Ann Huebner, Wesley
Hecox. Sherry Wade. Dale Hayes, Sue Smith. Nelson Surovik. Mike Divin. Ray Prieve. Clyde Bethard. Third row: Joel
Cowan. Mark Sandel, Mike Sayers. Terry Smalley, Steve Lewis. Buddy Wilson...MazlL\olilliams-.ayne Crenshaw, Billy
Pratt, .Jeff Boriski, Billy Smith. James Chambers. Thomas Coleman. Founh row: John Cooper. Mark Rogers, Mark Griffin.
~, Fay Arnold. Keith Wade. Mike Dooley, Joe Schoppe. Mark McCollough. Bobby Leeth.
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pter Officers (l-r) are Kieth Wade. secretary; Brenda Honeycutt. reponer; Lynell Diven. treasurer; David Cole.
-presIdent; Anne Huebner, sweethean; Hamp Keahey. advisor; Ray Prieve, president and Mark Griffin, sentinel.
Receiving the Star Greenhand award is Mike Sayers.
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Home and
Family
Li ving
F.H.A.
Chapter
H. and F.L. Officers are (1 to r) Brenda Rowland - president, Diana VanCleave -
president. and Irene Davis - vice president.
Home and Family Living Club members standing on back row (I to r) are Terry Barnett. Billy Leland. Gary Whitehorn. Greg Leeth. Jim
Redman. Bruce Rose. Pa~ Ranson. 3rd row: Teresa_Luedke, Sandra Dechiro. Lynell Divin. Dianne Bradley, Anne Huebner, Suzanne Hahn.
Kerfy Walker. June Glo~er. Mrs. Pam Gilmore - sponsor. Faith Mohr. 2nd row: Lorena Stancil. Karen Lyda. Teresa Bernal. Mary Whitely,
Lorena Thomas, Carla Poner. Carol Warlick, Sharron Mobley. Sitting: Vernon Mobley, Brenda Rowland, Irene Davis. Diana VanCleave,
Scott Shafer.
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ding cake.
Home and Family Living and Child
Development classes panicipated in the fol-
lowing activities this year:
painting the school office,
mock weddings,
visiting nursing homes,
pot luck suppers,
candy-grams and valentines,
Area and State Conventions,
and National F. H. A.
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FHA
Club
Senior FHA Officers: Standing: (1 to r) Advisor Mrs. Reed. Secretary Cindy Jones. Srd Vice President .
Annette Eaton. 2nd Vice President Philip Steen. Treasurer Sue Smith. 1st Vice President Cam Payton."
Historian Cheryl Weatherbee. Seated: President Jeff Rowe. Parliamentarian Bobby Gardner.
Senior FHA Members: Seated: (l to r) Laurie Clark, Pam Glover. Jeff Rowe. Bobby Gardner. Derrick Townsend. Standing: (1 to
r) Connie Teneiio, Cindy Jones. Mrs. Reed, sponsor, Savanna Calhoun. Cheryl Weatherbee, Philip Steen. Debbie King.
Annette Eaton, Billy Junek, Brenda Hayes, Pat McIe. Debbie Warden. Sandra Luedke, Sue Smith, and Cam Payton.
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William Carr. Brenda Mitchell. and Beverly Janac assist Don Williams in pack-
ing items collected in a school wide drive for the William's family after their
home and belongings were destroyed by fire.
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working with the Expanded Nutrition Pro-
gram at Lincoln Center during the summer
Homemaking Program,
Members of all FHA Clubs presented special pro-
grams to nursing homes in Bryan and College Station
at Halloween.
Brenda Williams serves refreshments.
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Junior
FPA
Junior FHA Officers: (1 to r) Debra Thomas. 4th vice-president; Deborah Jordan. 1st vice-president; Otha
Vaughn, parliamentarian; Teresa Featherston, president; Elizabeth Matous, 2nd vice-president; Cindy Mace.
3rd vice-president; and Annette Kettlebrough. 5th vice-president.
Junior FHA'ers and Sponsor: (I to r) Mrs. Owens. sponsor. Annette Kettlebrough. Lizabeth Hoover, Jill Von Roder. Linda Mullins.
Barbara Ford. Teresa Featherston. Charles Jones, Nancy Creagor. Debra Thomas. Larry Williams, Pat Thompson. Otha Vaughn.
Grace Hood, Terri Harris. Elizabeth Matous, Cindy Mace. and Brad Smith.
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guest speakers during FHA week.
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H.E.R. O.
HERO Officers for '74-75 are Sandra Broxton - 5th V-President, Bridgett Weise - Historian. Carol War-
lick - 6th V-President. Suzanne Hahn - Treasurer, Steve Posey - Yearbook. Vickie Broxton - 3rd V-
President. Jackie Nutall - Corresponding S retary, Brenda Williams - 1st V -President. Catherine
Kapchinski - Recording Secretary. a arren Earhan - President.
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HERO members standing (1 to r) on back row are Jackie Nutall. Debbie Borlski. Suzanne Hahn. Steve Posey. Catherine
Kapchinski. Vicki Broxton, Beverly Janac! Kenneth Payton. Regina Worsham. Second row: Terry Morgan. Carol Warlick,
June Glover, Sherri Williams, Brenda Mitchell. Jean Ford. Sandra Broxton. Bridget Weise. Cds McCommon. Front row:
Brenda Williams, Jill Von Roeder, Mrs. Harris. Karren Earhan. Shadotte Wade, Jim Elmquist. .
HERO projects for the school year
74-75 included:
Campaign to help family fire loss
Panies for older persons
Operation Big Sister or Brother
Secret Grandparents
"Appreciation-Employers' .
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gram to Vic Broxton. All seniors received a cenJficate.
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Every Wednesday night four students from Consolidated operate the KT AM Tigerland Turntable, Dedications
and requests are taken for one hour as favorite songs are played.
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National
Honor
Society
Officers:
Peggy Kieffer - President
David Stewan - Vice-
President
Sally Hoover - Secretary
Renee Hostetler - Treasurer
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Back row: David Bagnall. Kieth Kuttler, Karl Kapchinski, Richard Cox. Stephen Wythe. Bill
McGee. David Stewan, David Comstock. Third row: Doug Chester, Jim Nance. Carol Staten.
Paul Fredricksen, Janet Gardner. Kim Moore. Renai Baker, Lester Byrd. Jeb Hensarling. Second
row: Glenda Gates, Peggy Keiffer. Tobi Pledger. Janet Allison, Brenda Rowland, Donna Phariss,
Sara Feldman, Leslie Keiffer. Dinetha Richards. Front row: Krls Smathers. Margaret Adams, Cara
O'Conner. Cheryl Cunningham, Sharon Neeley, Sally Hoover, Renee Hostetler, Sharon Cullen.
Back row: (1-
Terry Miller,
"PIatt, Anne!
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The National Honor Society is an organization of students selected by faculty vote from the Junior and Senior classes. Candidates
are selected on basis of scholarship, leadership. character. and service.
Distributive Education
Distributive Education is a cooperative work program where students spend time in the classroom learning
management and business procedures. The principles learned are put into effect by working with cooperating
business firms.
Back row: (l-r) Larry Lisenbe. Ray Tank, Mike Creagor, Thomas Kelly. Mike Ramsey. Bruce Baldwin. 3rd row: Wayne Ward. Peter Bassett,
Terry Miller. Travis Tapley. Kelly Walker, Sunni Blinka. Kathy Williams. Sharon Cullen. Aneita Johnson. Mark Boller. 2nd row: Roben
l'Iatt, Anne Seaback. Steve Boyd. Ann Reed, Jane Tenorio, Darla Shryrock. Regina Tippitt. Front row: Ken Loveless, Tim Brundige. Danna
Shulz. and Iim Case.
Fellowship
of
Christian
Athletes
F. C. A. met every other Monday
night in the homes of various mem-
bers to hear occasional speakers,
sing songs, and enjoy refreshments
and games of ping-pong or pool. A
Homecoming Breakfast was spon-
sored as well as a March of Dimes
benefit basketball game. Members
also gathered for a picnic in the
spring.
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Officers: (l-r) Karl Kapchinski. treasurer; Greg Leeth. president; Cheryl Cunningham. sec-
retary; and John Brannen, vice-president.
Karl Kapchin
FCA Homeco:
Top lOW: Stephen Wythe,~Kyle Cunningham. Margaret Wythe. Laurel Keese. 2nd row: Mike Thomas. Vernon Mobley. Jimmy Redman,
Robin Bowman. Karen Anderson. 3rd row: Polly Weise. Keith Kutler. Tommy Wade, John Brannen. Scott VanCleave, Gary Keese. 4th row:
Mary Whiteley, Peggy Kapchinski, Kenny Davidson, Paul Gardner. Diane Bradley, Cindy Sikes. 5th row: Coach Wilson (sponsor). Renal
Baker, Doug Chester, Lester Byrd, Martha Lamben, Cynde Colson. Bottom row: Bill McGee. Diana VanCleave. Greg Leeth, Cheryl Cun-
ningham, Karl Kapchinski.
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Karl Kapchinski introduces Billy Lemmons. speaker at the
FCA Homecoming breakfast.
The faculty and FCA got together for a game of basketball to raise funds
for the March of Dimes.
Good Sportsmanship League
The Good Sportsmanship League is made up of five representatives from each school in District llAAA.
These representatives met at the end of each spons season to vote and present a Good Sportsmanship A ward.
This award is given to the school that has displayed the best sportsmanship throughout each different sport. The
above were selected to represent A&M Consolidated.
Back row: (l-r) Mr. Denton, sponsor; Gary Keese. Front row: (l-r) Brenda Rowland, Doug Chester, Sara Feldman and Renai Baker.
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the latest QU
Quill and Scroll
Quill and Scroll members are selected by scholarship and their
outstanding contributions to the PAPER TIGER and the TIGERLAND;
this is a recognition of dedication and effon for all.
Photography Club members are (l-r) Vincent Kapchinski, Travis Hughey. Peter Hoeve. Karen Sackett. Greg Hostetler. Steve Smith,
Peter Elliott and Randy Pher~s.
Mr. Hamilton reminds Greg that there are "no handouts" in
this business as Janeen Holland listens.
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Mosquitoes chased Steve Smith. Peter Elliott and Greg
Hostetler up the windmill at the club picnic while Vin-
cent Kapchinski and Peter Hoeve wonder where they'll
seek refuge.
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Club Officers: (l-r) Steve Smith. secretary: Vincent Kapchinski. president; Leslie King. treasurer; and Greg Hos-
tetler. vice president.
PAPER TIGER Staffers standing (l-r) are Eric Lindquist. Mrs. Crittenden. advisor; KItty Ellssalde. Pam Wade. Jayne
Gutcher. Kneeling are Lea Hill. Terri Benton. Debe McCandless and Joel Hall.
PAPER TIGER
Keeps Students
Informed
Editor Debe McCandless discusses headline with Joel Hall. headliner.
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Jayne Gutcher,
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Staff members I
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tor in assembling the PAPER TIGER.
Typists and reponers Karen Mallett and Cindy Feagan work to meet a
deadline.
Staff members seated (1 to r) are Bob Sowers,
is Dana Hoover.
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run on the offset press.
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Kneeling (l-r) are Barbra Worley. Steven Smith. and Vincent Kapchinski. Standing (l-r) are Iim Nance. Bob Randall, Dianne
Bradley', Karl Kapchinski, Cheryl Cunningham. Renai Baker. Cindy Sikes, Cindy Coison. Diana VanCleave, Bill McGee and Mrs.
Crittenden (sponsor).
TIGERLAND Staff
Editor-in-chief -n--Cheryl Cunningham
Sections: Introduction. Personalities.
Closing
Class Editors
Freshmen-nnn--nn---Cindy Sikes
Sophomores----nnn-Dianne Bradley
Juniors nnn-n----n-Cynde Colson
Seniors nn-n-nnnRenai Baker and
Diana VanCleave
Activities Editornnnn-Lorena Thomas
Sports Editors nn--nn-Bill McGee and,
Karl Kapchinski
Faculty Editorn-n-nn-n-Bob Randall
Advenisements -nn-Diana VanCleave.
Renai Baker. and Bob Randall Editor. Cheryl Cunningham and Mrs. Crittenden look over some negatives of prints
Organizations nnnnn---Cindy Sikes. for the annual.
Cynde Colson. Cheryl Cunningham.
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Photographers -nnn-nBarbara Worley,
Fm Nance. Stev~ Smith. Vincent
Ka pchinski
Lorena Them
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book.
TIGERLAND
Records
Year's Events
Staff Members: (l-r) Cheryl Cunningham. Dianne Bradley. Karl Kap-
chinski. and Lorena Thomas worked late hours to meet deadlines.
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Tigers Start Slow, Pick Up Pace in Zone.
Play
These players compiled a 2-7-1 record on their way to a third place finish in zone play. Front row (l-r): Doug Chester. Jim Redman. Keith
Wade, Garry Moody, Calvin Heard. Middle row: Brad Smith. Harold Eaton, Richard Cox, Sterling Whitley, Kevin Mollett. Top row: Ashraf
Ayoub. Peter Gilmore. Vernon Mobley; Greg Leeth. Mark Pantel, Jim Jewell, David Mitchell. Scott Van Cleave. Bill McGee, W. T.
Gilben. Hamp Keahey. Keith Kuttler.
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New Caney
Navasota
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An indispensable pan of the football team this year were the managers. They were
responsible for cleaning uniforms, repairing equipment. and quenching thirsts. They
are Front row (l-r): Ricky Wagner. Mike Douglas, Jerry Anderson. Russell~dke.
Top row: Donald Blavier, Mark Griffin, Ricky Garrison, Billy Cochrane, Karl Kap-
chlnski.
The coaches are the backbone of all
football programs. Their efforts are
reflected in the desire and discipline
shown by the players each Friday night.
This year's coaching staff gave their best
efforts and gained the respect of the play-
ers. They are (l-r) Fred Warhol, Tommy
Goodwin, Jack Wilson, Larry Linder,
Head Coach and Athletic Director Bob
Mcleroy, Grant Lee, Charles Pullen, and
Larry Ellis.
Pride is another name for the tough Tiger defense shown here lining up to do battle with New Caney.
An unidentified Tiger latches onto his prey as
Harold Eaton (22) and Garry Moody (87) give
chase. Following close behind are David
Mitchell (89) and Peter Gilmore (75).
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Tigers Take Homecoming,
Beat Brenham 13-0
Doug Chester (36) sweeps around left end for yardage with Calvin Heard (40) and Bill McGee (10) leading interference.
Fullback W. T. Gilben comes off the field for a much
needed rest while Coach McLeroy looks on.
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"Watch your step." says Vernon Mobley (62) to a flying Tiger.
Mobley puts the sleeper hold on his opponent as Keith Kuttler (64) and
David Mitchell (89) wait for the stretcher.
Watching anxiously on the sideline are Mark Pantel (60), Kevin
Mollett (88), Vernon Mobley (62), and Captain Jim Redman
(12). Trainer Karl Kapchinski paces grimly.
Touchdown! Tigers!
These men were honored as the outstanding football players for
the '74 season. Front row (l-r): Doug Chester, Most Valuable
Back; Brad Smith, 2nd Team All-Zone; Vernon Mobley, 1st
Team All-Zone, Tiger Award. Back row: Bill McGee, Cap-
tain, Most Valuable Player; Ashraf Ayoub, 2nd Team All-
Zone; Peter Gilmore. 2nd Team All-Zone, Most Valuable
Lineman: W. T. Gilben, Captain, 1st Team All-Zone.
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JV's and Freshmen
Break
Losing Streaks
This year the Junior Varsity broke into the win column after three years of frustration by cElmpiling a 4-5 record. Members of the future
varsity are Front row (l-r): David Heyde, Chris Gehring, Dean Spannagel, Billy Dean. Middle row: Jim Bowman, Reggie Carr, Greg
Schmidt, John Watkins. Top row: Mark Dixon, Tim Lyda, Bruce Woods. Tollie Thompson, Steve Boatright, Maynard Tucker, Sammie
Jones, Kenny Davidson, Paul Gardner. Dale Cox. Not pictuted: John Brannen.
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The lV's were more than scrimmage bait to the Varsity
this year. Besides acting as the opponents for the week,
they put together a consistent and spirited team effon. At
left the IV line presents a formidable wall to attackers.
Below, Tim Lyda uncorks a pass behind good protection.
The Freshman team won their first game since they staned in 7th grade this year, compiling a 3-6-1 record. Front row (l-r): Dennis Mobley.
Derrick To~send, Kevin Schlllidt, Randall Brown, Chet Churchill, Mike Thomas. Middle row: Pat Clarke, Mark Harville, Scott Stewan.
Bobby Gamer; Jerry Dayton, Mike Sayers, Mark Williams. Top row: Ross Naugle, Richard Clark, Randy Miller, Wayne Crenshaw. Gary
Jewell, Thomas Coleman, 'Charles Jones, Jeff Rowe, Roben Phillips, Glenn Richards, Chris Bryant, Colin Ward, Billy Junek, Billy Thayer,
Scott Sutphen, Kyle Cunningham, Claude Brusse.
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Tigers Trapped in Land. ofCiants
The 1974-75 Varsity Boys Basketball Team: The team members are (l-r) Lester Byrd, Pat Canwright, Geof Gehring, Phillip Steen, Joe Den-
ton, Scott Shafer, Gary Keese, Greg Moore. Larry Williams, and Pat Ranson. In the middle, kneeling are Mgr. Kris Das, Coach Jim'Fore-
man, and Mgr. Karl Kapchinski. SEASON RESULTS: 10-18. DISTRICT RESULrS: 3-7.
The 1974-75 Varsity Coach, Jim Foreman.
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The award winning boys basketball players are Pat Ranson (1.) selected for
the Sponsmanship Award and Scott Shafer voted Most Valuable Player and
selected to the second team all district.
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Coach Foreman gives instrUction to the Tiger Varsity in practice.
Phillip Steen hauls down a rebound against Tomball.
"Spitz" Williams guns up a jumpshot.
Scott Shafer was the leading rebounder and scorer with 142
rebounds and 318 points.
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Scott Shafer is barely out-tipped as Phillip Steen and Pat Ranson await the
outcome.
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Lester Byrd and Scott Shafer attempt to tip the ball to a waiting
Phillip Steen.
The Junior Varsity Boys Basketball Team: The players are Standing (l-r): Chris Gehring, George Hilton, Ronnie Morgan, Kevin Mollet,
NickBorelli, Maynard Tucker, Paul Gardner, Bob Randall, Tollie Thompson, Brad Smith, Greg Schmidt, John Brannen and Calvin
Heard. Kneeling center are Coach Larry Linder and Mgr. Kris Das.
JV's Start Slow
End Strong
J. V. SEASON RESULTS 7-17
FROSH SEASON RESULTS
"A" Team 5-13, "B" Team 6-11
Members of the Freshman Basketball Team: Front
row: Kevin Schmidt and Mgr. William Bouse. Sec-
ond row: Derrick Ford, Jamie Wainerdi. Dennis
Mobley and Derrick Townsend. Third row: Jerry
Dayton, Scott Stewan, Roben Ondrasek and Doug
Hutchinson. Fourth row: Kyle Cunningham, Claude
Brusse. Jeff Rowe, and Richard Clark. Top row:
Assistant Sam Oglesby, Scott Sutphen, Charles
Jones, Ross Naugle. Randy Miller and Coach Grant
Lee.
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Girls Face Tough Foes
The 1974-75 Girls Tiger Varsity Basketball Team: Back (l-r): Mgr. Karen Mallet, Coach An Bright and Mgr. Sandy Mohr. The team
members are Debbie Quitta, Beth Mamaliga, Cathy Hein. Julia Crawford, Susan Pope, Minette Manin, Martha Lamben, Mary
Whiteley and Debe McCandless.
SEASON RECORD 5-12
Minette Manin and Debe McCandless put the evil curse on a Tiger
opponent.
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DISTRICT RECORD 0-8
The award winners in Girls Basketball are Beth Mamaliga (1.) Most
Valuable Player and Cathy Hein, Best Sponsmanship Award Win-
ner.
Co-Captain Cathy Hein was the high scoring girl with 332 points.
The Girls Junior Varsity Basketball,.Team: Front row: Cindy Feagan, Denise
Brown, Faye i.'rnold and Linda P'reston. Middle row: Pat Garrison, Nancy Crea-
gor, Julie Diekert and Debbie Harmel. Top row: Bina Davis, Margaret Wythe,
Peggy Kapchinski. Laurel Keese, and Coach Art Bright.
Girls coach An Bright gives instructions to the J. V. players.
Co-Captain Beth Mamaliga wins the tip of a jump-
ball situation.
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Volleyball District Gets Tougher
Karen Lyda uses her ballet form in returning the ball
as Nancy Creagor awaits results.
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The Girls Junior Varsity volleyball team membeIS are front row (l to r) Kevier
Ludke, Rosemary Behrens and Linda Preston. Middle row: Lauri Clark, Pat Garri-
son, and Pam Wade. On the top row are Coach Tommy Goodwin, Robin Bosman.
Sherri Wade, Bina Davis and Mgr. Jackie FoISY the. Not pictured are Sue Smith
and Karen Anderson.
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Debbie Quitta. shown making a return hit, was voted
most valuable player.
Boys'Doubles, Girls' Singles Advance to
Regional
The giru and boys tennis squad. The members are front row (I to r) Terry Niles, Mary Gerlow. Gena McMullan. Elizabeth Gerlow, Lola Fares ,
and Janet Coom:od. Middle row players are Debbie Hamilton, Margaret Wythe, Manha Lamben. Cheryl Cunningham, Renai Baker, Raben
Hunter, Chris Gehring, and Peter Elliot. The top row boys are Glenn Heyman, Mark Davis, Tom Wilkes, Peter Hoeve, Paul Gardner. Jim
Nance, Bob Randall. Tommy Schaffer and Coach Mike Mills. Not pictured are Jeb Hensarling, Clayton Hall, Eric Hood, and Gary White-
horn.
Gena McMullan was girls district singles champion and was voted
most valuable player at CHS.
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Jeb Hensarling ana. Clayton Hall were
the boys' zone doubles champions.
Bob Randall serves in zone singles competition. ,
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Golf Team Shares District Crown
The Varsity golf tearn was this year's district co-champions with Aldine-Eisenhower. Members of the team are (l to r)
Steve Hensel, Rex Janne, Coach Steve Scamardo, Pat Ranson, Jerry ~anin, Phil Gougler and Tim Jones.
Jerry Manin prepares to hit an iron shot out of the rough.
Steve Hensel cocks back to chip the ball onto the green.
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The newly formed girls' golf team coached by (back row) Coach Steve Scamardo are (I to r) Marion Maxwell. Karen Sackett, Barbara Cox,
Janeen Holland and Sally Donaldson. The boys freshman and junior varsity golf team are August Wenck, Jeff Hutchinson, Claude Brusse,
Darrell Elliot, Kim Mayo. Scott Saunders and Randy Miller.
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Here Marion Maxwell shows her form.
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Cross Country Wins State
For their work and dedication, the Cross Country team finally received the recognition they deserve by grabbing first,in the state
meet. We are proud to call them STATE CHAMPIONS. Standing (l-r) are Louis Castanon, Joe Wilborn, Mark Schneider, Allen
Kunze. John Bassett, Jay-Carlton, Chris Powell, Damon Buffington, Nelson Surovik, David Bagnall.
Top Ten Times In Cross Country
PLACE
NAME
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TIME
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running while at right three Tiger runners pace each
other in the early goings of the state meet.
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10.11
10.15
10.18
10.19
10.26
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Joe Wilborn
Jay Carlton
Chris Dale
Chris Powell
John Bassett
Dennis Gimlin
Nelson Surovik
Kevan Staten
Damon Buffington
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V ARSITY TRACK RECORDS
EVENT NAME DATE TIME & DISTANCE
Mile Relay Steen, Johnson, 1975 3.22.8
Chester, Eaton
440 Relay Rose, Steen, 1975 43.0
Johnson, Jones
2 Mile Relay Wilborn, Chester, 1975 8.04
Eaton, Carlton
4 Mile Relay Whitten, Surovik. 1975 19.01
Powell, Bassett
Mile Medley Eaton, Brannen. 1974 3.34.2
Johnson, Rose
880 Yd. Dash Iim Brannen - 1974 1.54.8
State Champ
120 High Hurdles Larry Holcomb 1971 14.1
100 Yd. Dash Steve Roop 1970 9.8
440 Yd. Dash Rasteen Wilson 1968 50.2
330 Int. Hurdles Mike Dehaven 1972 40.4
220 Yd. Dash Steve Roop 1969 22.8
Mile Run John Bassett 1975 4.33.8
2 Mile X Country Louis Castanon 1974 10.09
High Jump Harold Steen 1970 6 ft. 3 in..
Discus Steve Parsons 1961 183 ft. 10 in.
Pole Vault Mike Litterest 1969 12ft.6in.
Long Jump Phillip Steen 1975 21 ft. 11 in.
Shot Put W. T. Gilben 1975 54 ft. 2 in.
Distance Medley Mollett, Chester, 1975 10.52.5
Relay Wilborn. Bassett
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Doug Chester. Harold Eaton. Phillip Steen, and Larry John-
son combined their running talents to set a new school
record of 3.22.8 in the mile relay.
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girls were (l-r) Sherrie Williams, Pat Thompson, Debe
McCandless, Diane Bradley. Beth Mamalagia.
Bruce Rose explodes from the blocks in the 100.
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Members of freshman track included top row (l-r) Billy Thayer, Thomas Coleman, Charles Jones, Pat Maninez, Scott
Sutphen, Dennis Chester, Richard Clark. Middle row: Bobby Leeth, Mike Sayers, Johnny Gerrish, Colin Ward, Bobby Gar-
ner, Jeff Rowe, Kyle Cunningham, Roben Phillips. Front row: Roy Brown. Paul Bassett, Jamie Wainerdi, Roben Ondrasek,
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ford, Sherri Willia~s, Betty Cochrane, Pat Thompson, Peggy Kapchinski, Faye Arnold, Debbie Quitta and Mgr. Karen Lewis.
Coach An Bright had six track gizls qualify for regional, and the mlle relay team
went on to state. The regional qualifiers are (1 to r) Julia Crawford, 220, Mile relay.
440 relay, Sherri Williams, mile relay, 440 relay; Beth Mamaliga, mile relay;
Peggy Kapchinski. Mile relay, 440 relay; Pat Thompson. 440 relay; Debbie Quitta.
shot put.
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Tiger Tankers Finish Third Overall
These swimmers finished third in the State Water Polo Tournament after losing to a tough laMarque team. the eventual
state champs. They are standing (l-r) David Stewan, Bill Kuvelsky. Bill Leland, Bill Harper, David Comstock, Chris I
McBride. Kneeling: Russell de Castogrene, Mark Robeck. Steve Kramer. Mike Kramer, Chris Stephenson. f
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This year thll boys' swim team placed second in the state meet while the girls took third, resulting in a third place finish overall.
They are top row (l-r) Bill Kuvlesky, Bill Leland, Bill Harper, David Comstock, Chris McBride, Chris Stephenson, Paul Whitt.
Middle row: Mrs. Mary Leland, Roben Elkins. David Stewan, Russell de Castogrene, Tom McGraw, Mark Robeck, Steve Kramer.
Mike Kramer. Bottom row: Hollie Harper, Linda Sandstedt. Diana Dotson, Car1a Whitaker, Many McGraw, Faith Kuvelsky.
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David Stewan, Most Valuable Swimmer, advances ball in water polo actioD.
BUl Leland dares his opponent to keep that arm up.
Swimming the butterfly, Mike
Kramer eyes the finish.
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Tigers Swing Into Third in Zone Play
Tiger Baseballers held their own this,year by posting a 5-5 record for a third place finish in zone play. Team members are standing (l-r)
Coach Fred Warhol, Karl Kapchinski, Gary Keese, Tom Smith, Greg Leeth, Stephen Wythe, Richard Cox, Coach Bubba Pqllen. Kneellng:
Walter Boone, Jim Redman, Garry Moody, Mark Pantel, Bill McGee. Sitting: Tim Lyda, Jay Ward, Lester Byrd, Colin Ward, Ronnie Mor-
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The squad voted Lester Byrd most valuable player while the
coaches presented the Wayne Smith Memorial Award to Bill
McGee.
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Karl Kapchinski gets a kick out of the pick-off attempt of Lester Byrd and
Jay Ward.
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Garry Moody returns to plate after planning strategy with Walter
Boone.
Lester Byrd tells another of his .. sure - fire jokes" to an opponent.
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JV Baseballers Turn in Successful Season
Bill McGee applies.the tag as another prospective base-stealer bites the
dust.
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T. J. Wainerdi shows off his "golf swing" to Leah Hardcas-
tle and Terri Richardson, Tiger bat girls.
Officers
Austin Fitch - Pres.
Karl Kapchinski - V. Pres.
Guy Holt - Treas.
Dianne Bradley - Sec.
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Carla Adams
Becky Barker
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Bruce Baldwin
Robin Benignus
Dianne Bradley
Kathy Anderson
Terry Barnett
Mariela Blasini
Pete Bradshaw
Renai Baker
John Bassett
Sunni Blinka
Vicki Broxton
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Lorena Thomas and Karl Kapchinski find a more enjoyable way to sell
yearbooks.
Jennifer Cannon
Jim Case
Cynde Colson
Kathy Carlton
Christy Cass
Julia Combs
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Tim Brundidge
Charles Byers
John Bryant
Lester Byrd
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Night.
During the Homecoming pep rally Peter Gilmore gives a rous-
ing speech as Beth Mamaliga cheers him on.
Chosen as finalist for Best Dressed on nf-
ties day is Stephen Wythe.
Mrs. Goodwin presents a carnation to Cynde Colson and Diana Feltz at Senior
Night.
Sharon Cullen
Cheryl Cunningham
Ruthie Davidson
Tommy Davis
Joe Denton
Lynelle Denton
Raymond Henderson socializes with an underclass-
man.
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Karren !':;lThHt..
Jean Ford
Diana Feltz
Janet Gardner
David Stewan and Guy Holt advise Bill Kuvlesky on the neat ways to make money - "by using cups out '
of the trash can. "
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Geof Gehring
Mary Gerlow
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Suzanne Hahn
Frank Hall
Wanda Heard
Reliving the days of the fifties at a "Malt Shop" are Kim Moore,
Carla Porter, Joe Hutchinson, Dianne Bradley, and Bob Randall.
Russ Reed assists a junior in the delicate procedure of dissecting a
shark.
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Cathy Hein
Glen Heyman
Jeb Hensarling
Mary Hirsch
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Sally Hoover
Guy Holt
Renee Hostetler
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Steven Honeycutt
Anne Huebner
Joe H
Jim Jl
Joe Hutchinson
Jim Jewell
Mon Inglis
Aneita Johnson
Rex Janne
Micheal Junek
Ca therine Ka pchinski
Gary Keese
Karl Kapchinski
Thomas Kelly
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Leslie Kieffer
Bill Kuvlesky
Teresa Lee
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Peggy Kieffer
Bill Ledbetter
Greg Leeth
Andy MacFarland
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Senior Carol Whitaker gives finishing touches to an "inferior" fresh-
man.
Austin Fitch and Peggy Kieffer preside over the first Senior Class
meeting.
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stage band performs.
Bill McGee
Ann Molett
Terry Miller ,
Guy Moody
Anne Huebner, Pam Welky, and Kathy Carlton reluctantly find
references for their research papers.
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Margie Nonon
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Pam Path
Cindy Pettit
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Sharon Noel
Diane Norman
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from Beth Mamaliga.
Carol Staten, Pam Path, Bill McGee, and Diana Van
Cleave show signs of disapproval during a class meeting.
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Is this a typical day in Senior English?
Paul Phillips
Steve Posey
Janet Gardner gives a heany Heave-Ho with a sledge
hammer in the Tiger Troope sponsored car bash.
Sherry Powell
Pat Ranson
Ray Prieve
--!immy Redman
Ken Prow
Dinetha Richards
Donna Putz
_Karen Rogers
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Rex Janne and Bill Ledbetter pay close attention to an
Industrial Ans Lecture, or are they day-dreaming?
Linda Sandstedt
Patty Shannon
Kathy Simmons
Kirk Schneider
Cindv Sikes
John Sowers
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Diana Van Cleave
Jill Van Roeder
Eileen Want -
Trevis Tapley
Abbie Van Doren
Charlotte Wade
Wayne Ward
Linda Sandstedt and Carol Staten join other senior Belles
In their last football dance of the season.
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Carol Whitaker
Kathy WilH'ms
Stephen Wythe
. Pam Welky
~jl:r1;ng Whitley
Ronald Woessner
Mary Zingery
Gary Whitehorn
Bridget Wiese
Grant Wolfe
Clendon Adams
Jim Wick
Gail Williams
Barbara Worley
Gilbeno Curiel
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They sought
And found
To become one mind
One soul
They grouped
They loved
They sought
And found
To become one
individual
Themselves
They changed
They left
C. J. Carnes
Margaret Adams
Brenda Allen
Arnold Ashburn
Ashraf Ayoub
David Bagnall
Julie Baker
Peter Bassett
Mary Beathard
Kathy Beck
Mike Bell
Cathy Benton
Sharon Bergum
Teresa Bernall
Tammy Berry
Charlee Black
Teddy Blanks
Mary Bogucki
Nick Borelli
Jeff Boroski
Todd Bovey
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Steve Boyd
Sandy Broxton
Anne Bryant
Lisa Byrd
Mike Carr
Reggie Carr
Pat Can wright
Frank Casimiro
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Doug Chester
James Chambers
Clyde Clark
Jeff Clark
Billy Cochrane
David Comstock
Karen Copp
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Richard 'Cox
Mike Creagor
Irene Davis
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Chris McBride and Tod Bovey listen to picture critiques in photography.
Mala Farmer loans the car key to Bill Leland
"just one more time."
Sandy Dechiro
Lynell Divin
Mike Divin
Karen Duncan
Louisa Dunn
David Edwards
Karen Eimann
Elizabeth Evans
Mala Farmer
Mary Favreau
Sara Feldman
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Cindy Feagan
Bob Frank
Kent Gent
Martin Haas
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Anne Ferris
Paul Fredricksen
Elizabeth Gerlow
Robert Pratt and Carol Warlick exchange laughs.
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Debbie Hamilton
Cheryl Hanks
Chuck Hayes
Joel Hall
Bobbi Hampton
Bill Harper
Wanda Heard
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Steve Hensel
Dan Hogan
David Heyde
Eric Hood
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Harold Horne
Brenda Huneycutt
Philip Ilcken
Kevin Jacobs
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Henry Johnson
Karen Johnson
Larry Johnson
Randall Johnson
Cindy Jones
Robin Jones
Sammy Jones
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Mark Junek
Hamp Keabey
Leslie Kieffer
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Terry Morgan,CIis McCommon and Gary
Spencer look over the final copy of the maga-
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decide which end is up! !
Kieth Klatt
Sheila Kocher
Yvonne Kote
Allen Kunze
Keith Kuttler
Lisa Kuvlesky
Bill Land y
Cun Lard
Suzette LeBeouf
Bill Leland
Donna Lenz
Randy Lewis
Bud Linklater
Larry Lisenbe
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Wanda Luedke
Kevin Manning
Joe Marshall
Debe McCandless
Karen Lyda
Minette Manin
Don Mason
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Mike Watkins works on his woodshop project.
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David Mitchell
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Vicki McMillin
Sharron Mobley
Sharon Neeley
Craig Meade
Garry Moody
Sheree Nesch
Dennis Meade
Terry Morgan
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Kara O'Connor
Mark Painter
Paul Painter
Kenneth Payton
Eric Pearson
Donna Phariss
Jenifer Phillips
Toby Pledger
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Susan Pope
Chris Powell
Robert Pratt
Debbie Quina
Jane Ramirez
Mike Ramsey
Bob Randall
Anne Reed
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John Reid
Chris Saul
Danny Sch~
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Donny Simpson
Tom Smith
Joe Schoppe
Kathy Smathers
George Spain
Darla Shryock
Billy Smith
Lorena Stancil
Anne Seaback
Jack Shute
Gayla Smith
Philip Steen
Pam Seydel
Joe Si~~,~~ \\'vq l1JQ~
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J ames Storrs
Ken Stover
Mike Stribling
Alex Tenerio
Margaret Thompson
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Becky Tippitt
Mike Toth
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Johnnie Townsend
Otha Vaughn
Pam Wade
Steve Wagner
T. 1. Wainerdi
Kelly Walker
Jay Ward
Carol Warlick
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Mike Watkins
Kenny Watson
Tim Weiner
Dan Webster
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Don Williams
Bruce Woods
Mary Whiteley
Larry Williams
Rodney Zalobny
Paul Whitt
Sherri Williams
Mia Zwolinski
Hamp Keahey and Walter Boone "stick wrestle" in off-season pro-
gram.
Brett Whitten
Connie Winters
Brenda Williams
Johnny Winters
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Officers
Gena McMullen - Pres.
Chris Gehring - V. Pres.
Laurel Keese - Sec.
Brad Smith - Treas.
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Jerry
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Becky Bagnall
Bonnie Bates
Cindy Benton
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Patty Bergum
Steve
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Steve
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Kris
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Patricia
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Walter Boone
Debra Boren
Bill Boswell
Debbie
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And please bless this experiment whispers Paul Gard-
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Teresa Collado
Charlotte Cooper
John Cooper
Theresa Cooper
Dale Cox
Terry Crabtree
Julia Crawford
Nancy Creagor
Ruth Daron
Kris Das
Donna Dayhoff
Susan Davilla
Kenny Davidson
Mark Davis
Mike Davis
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Billy Dean
Russel de Ca
John DeLoac
Julie Dieken
Mark Dixon
Marian Maxwell, Theresa Cooper, Cathy Smathers and
Martha Lambert express their opinions at a class meeting.
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Russel de Castongrene
John DeLoach
Julie Dieken
Mark Dixon
Tina Dodd
Mike Dooley
Diana Dotson
Mike Douglas
Brenda Dove
Donna Dunlap
Mike Earl
Harold Eaton
Ed Elliott
Roben Elkins
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Pris Files
Agnes Flowers
Bill Forehand
Vivian Fredericks
Jackie Freund
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Wayne Gable
Greg Gammon
Paul Gardner
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Chris Gehring
Dianne Gerish
Mark Griffin
Roy Guajardo
Tom Haensly
Blair Halliwell
Wallace Harwood
Dale Hayes
La wrence Heads
Calvin Heard
Henry Hecox
Lydia Hernandez
Leslie Hewitt
Lea Hill
Eddie Hill
George Hilton
Elizabeth Holmgreen
Kate Holt
Grace Hood
Lisabeth Hoover
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Susan Huneycutt
Debra Hudson
Jenny Hutchinson
Richard llcken
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John Jimenez
Michael Johnson
Bill Johnson
Candy Jones
Sandy Jones
Cindy Kay
Peggy Kapchinski '
Annette Kettleborough
Laurel Keese
Renea Koehler
Melissa Koldus
Virginia Koppa
Mike Kramer
Steve Kramer
Manha Lamben
Milly Landy
Elizabeth Lawhon
Andria Leabo
Karen Le wis
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Steve Lewis
Martha Lofgren
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Tim Lyda
Cindy Mahoney
Karen Mallett
Helen Marquis
Elsie Maninez
Kim Mayo
Marian Maxwell
Mark McCulloch
Gena McMullen
Sylvia Medina
Keith Merrifield
Karen Mitchum
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Sandy Mohr
Kevin Mollett
Steve Monroe
Roben Morgan
Ronnie Morgan
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Linda Mullins
Leslie Noe
Patty Noel
Karen Olree
Vincent Palazzo
Mark Pantel
Richard Parsons
Jack Perkins
Kathy Pettit
Dianna Phillips
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Cynthia Pierce
Amy Plapp
Mike Posey
Randy Ray
Johnny Redman
Maryellen Reid
Dianna Rex
Desfee Richardson
Susan Ridgeway
Ra y Riley
Rebecca Roe
Mark Sandel
Sandy Sandstedt
Scott Saunders
Tommy Schaffer
Gregg Schmid
Gail Schmidt
Mark Schneider
Walter Scott
Dede Sidles
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Bill Sloan
Doug Small
Brad Smith
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Dale Smith
Dean Spannagel
La.ll1en Stacell
Starla Steen
Julie Sua w
Bobby Strawn
Nelson Survoik
...Kathy Smathers
Debra Thomas
Vicki Thomas
Craig Thompson
Linda Thompson
Tollie Thompson
Tcherlindro Townsend
Sarah Treybig
Patty Bergum models one of the latest fashions of the 50's when
the Student Council sponsored 50's Day.
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Tommy Wade
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Roben Walker
Debbie W al terscheid
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Mike Thomas - Pres.
Linda Preston - V. Pres.
Debbie King - Sec. -
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Shirley Caner
JoAnn Chambers
Chet Churchill
Tami Alexander
Jana Anderson
Karen Anderson
Georgia Arhopulos
Faye Arnold
Mary Ann Banks
Paul Bassett
Cindy Beck
Debra Bernal
Donald Blavier
Peter Bogucki
Mark Boller
Lawrence Boughton
William Bouse
Shawn Bovey
Robin Bowman
Rosemary Brehens
David Brown
James Brown
Randall Brown
Claude Brusse
Chris Bryant
Bob Buchanan
Lanette Buffington
Laura Burnett
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Laurie Clark
Pat Clarke
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Jane Cluck
Mana Coleman
Thomas Col"m~1L
Lesa Colson
Janet Coonrod
Ricky Cooper
Sarah Copp
Becky Covington
Barbara Cox
Tina Cox
Dirk Crawford
Kyle Cunningham
Ronda Dawson
Debbie Davidson
Bina Davis
Jerry Dayton
Paula Dooley
",,, Sally Donal!l'son
Alex Datshkousky
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date.
Sheryl Dunn
Tammy Earhan
Annette Eaton
Kitty Elissalde
Darryl Elliott
Peter Elliot
Phillip Fann
Lola Fares
Peggy Featherston
Tim Folts
Derrick Ford
Craig Forehand
Jackie Foresyth
John Fossum
Mary Fredericks
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Bobby Garner
Pa t Garrison
Johnny Gierisch
Pam Glover
Robert Gou,gler
Tamara Gresham
Karen Griffith
Alvin Hall
Kathy Hancock
Holli Harper
Leah Hardcastle
Debbie Harmel
Terri Harris
Da vid Hart
Annetta Harvell
Mike Harville
Paul Haugen
Brenda Hays
Ella Heads
Cynthia Heard
Jon Hennigan
Ginger Henry
Adi Hillel
Jimmy Hirsch
Tommy Hodges
Peter Hoeve
Janeen Holland
Dana Hoover
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Greg Hostetler
Travis Hughey
Robert Hunter
Doug Hutchinson
Dale Jacobs
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The freshman Tiger Troupers were on Tiger Field for
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Lynn Johnson
Margaret Johnson
Reginald Johnson
Beverly Jones
Charles Jones
Deborah Jordan
Billy Junek
Vincent Kapchinski
Andria Keahey
Chip Keeley
Debbie King
Leslie King
Jan Kluszczynski
Faith Kuvlesky
Jack Lampkin
Bobby Leeth
Kathy Letzring
Julie Lewis
Pa t Lott
Kim Loveless
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Kevier Luedecke
/...'/ Sandra Luedke
Cindy Mace
Karen MacKinnon
Shoala Maghaddam
Lawrence Maninez
Elizabeth Matous
Debra May
Pam McDowell
Tom McGraw
Patricia Mcle
Randy Miller
Dianne Mitchell
Dennis Mobley
Lisa Moore
Mike Moore
Ellen Morrison
Ross Naugle
Roben Ondrasek
~'. Colette Osoba
Mary Palazzo
Mike Parker
Camillia Payton
Nancy Pedulla
Jean Peteete
David Pettit
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Diana pf annstiel
Randy Pharess '
Laura Phillips
Roben Phillips
Mindy Pierce
Susan Pomema
Carlton Powell
Bllly Pratt
Linda Preston
Carla Price
Kim Priesmeyer
Carolyn Pritchard
Trini Ramirez
Cris Ramsey
Pauline Rangel
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Nancy Redman
Glenn Richards
Teri Richardson
Mark Robeck
Mark Rodgers
Jeff Rowe
Karen Sackett
Mike Sayers
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Kevin Schmidt
Garry Schulz
Belinda Scott
Debbie Scott
Tim Scott
Patricia Seaback
Mark Shipley
Peter Schorn
Deerik Shryock_ _
Terry Smalley
Deborah Smith
Sue Smith
Lauren Smith
Steven Smith
~ddie Sta~
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Chet Churchill and Dennis Mobley discuss the 5 to 1 odds
on who' 11 finish first.
James Stancil
Bruce Steen
Chris Stephenson
Hugh Stearns
Scott Stewan
Connie Stone
Anne Stoner
Terrance Stover
Kevin Stroud
Norman Sturm
Scott Sutphen
Lisa Sweet
Connie Tenoria
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Mike Thomas
Marcia Thompson
Bill Toth
Derrick Townsend
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Joe Uzzel
Pam Vinzant
Sherry Wade
Debbie Wagner
Ricky Wagoner
Jamie Wainerdi
David Walker
Sharla Wallace
Colin Ward
Debby Warden
Kenneth Watkins
Nancy Weiner
August Wenck
Cheryl WeTherbee-
- Tom Wilkes
~ark Williams
Debbie Yeager
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The Members of the Board of Education are: Seated (l-r): James Teer. vice-president: Mrs. W. E. Donaldson. secretary.
Standing (l-r): Mr. Charles Hensarling. president: Dr. O. C. Cooper. Mr. William Lancaster. Mr. Lamben Wilkes. and Dr.
Jon Botsford.
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Superintendent of Schools
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MR. F
MR. JIM FOREMAN
Asst. Principal
MR. ALLEN DENTON
Counselor
.. I got you again. Jim. tic. tac, toe!"
MRS. IAN YEAGER
Secretary
MRS. ROBIN RASKA
Secretary
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Social
Studies
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MRS. HARRIETT
SPERRY
Am. Hist.. Tex.
MR. BEN
DELAMA TER
Am. Hist., W. Hist.
MRS. ONEIDA
HENSLEY
Gov., Adv. Gov.
MR. ROBERT
McLEROY
W. Geo.. Ath. Dir.
MR. LARRY LINDER
Eco., Am. Hist.,
Coach
""". Mrs. Valerie Goodwin and Mr. Charles Maxwell present awards and flowers to Senior band mem-
bers and Belles at the annual Senior Night.
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Are you pushing for another term paper?
MRS. EDITH
COMSTOCK
Eng. II, Soc., Adv.
Soc.
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MRS. BETTY RIVERS
Eng. IV, Fren. I-II
English
MR. STEVE
SCAMARDO
Eng. I, Coach
MR. JAMES DENNIS
Eng. III, Speech
MRS. PATTY PARKER
Eng. I-II
MRS. SANDRA
PARKER
Eng. I
MRS. ETTA
CONNELL
Eng. III
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Science
MR. RON BURKE
Phys. Sci., Gen.
Elect.
MR. BARRY
WILKERSON
Chem., Bio.
MR. KEN MORGAN
Zoo. , Bot., Bio.
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MR. JAMES M.
BARBER
Biology
MR. GRANT LEE
Bio., Coach -
This guy thinks I'm just another easy pick up!
MRS. M;
SAW
Pre. Alg
Ma
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"whole" th
MRS. MARILYN
HOOD
ReI. Math, Cons.
Math
Math
MR. ART BRIGHT
Adv. Math, Alg. I
Girls' Ath. Coach
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MRS. GRACE KIEFFER
AIg. II, Geom., Trig
Adv. Geom.
Physics class conducts one of their many experiments.
MRS. MARY LELAND
Geom., Coach
MR. LARRY ELLIS
Pre. AIg., Alg. I
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Home
Economics
Vocational
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MRS. THA Y OWENS
Home Econ. I-II
MR. JERRY
BERNHARDT
Drafting
MR. VERNON FILES
Dist. Education
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MRS. JANIE HARRIS
H.E.C.E.
MRS. ROWENA REED
Home Econ. I
MR. LOUIS BOND
Woodshop
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MRS. PAM GILMORE
Child Dev., Home
and Family Life
MR. ROBERT KRUSE
Ag., Ag. Coop.
Come on, it's only my second serving.
Mrs. Perr~
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MRS. F
CRITTI
Jourm
MRS. HELEN PERRY
Art
Photo
Journalism
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HAMIL TON
Photography
Music
MR. CHARLES
MAXWELL
Band
Foreign
Language
MRS. RITA DUNN AM
German
MRS. KITTY
WORLEY
Spanish
I tell you it was this big!
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Business
MRS. DIXIE
WOODELL
Typing I-II
Shorthand
MISS MARSHA TIGGS
Typing I,
Accounting
Physical Education
MR. JACK WILSON
Boys' Phys. Ed.,
Coach
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MRS. CHARLOTTE
POTTER
Girls' Phys. Ed.
On 50's Day, Mr. Caskey and Mrs. Potter demonstrate
the "jitterbug. "
Special Services
MRS. PENNY
PATTEE
Special Services
MRS. CATHERINE
FOLEY
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Bengal Be
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PETTIT. Cl~
1. Band, Ell!
2. Band. POI
3. Band T iI
4. Indus!
PHILLIP
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Bryan-College Station
, Fashion Leader
MICKTHEA KENNELS
BR
Al Robinson
BROWNIS
SHOE PIT COMPANY
103LA Walton Dr. College Sta., Tex.
846-8484 or 846:.6292
210 Bizz
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822-1239
Downtown Bryan
American Water Spaniels
West Highland White Terriers
Custom
Boot Makers
CO!TIplete Shoe
Repair Service
THERMASOL
STEAM BATH
Pool.
Color TV
8 Hr. Valet
Meeting Room
24 Hr. Restaurant
1601 Texas Avenue (Highway 6)
Bryan, Texas. 77801 Phone (713) 823-5454
201 N. 11
Porto-Pep and Portage Shoes
Men and "Big Boys"
(Sizes to 14 Available
JUSTIN BOOTS
LEA THERGOODS
SAK-N-PAK
HOLICK'S
BOOT SHOP
Recoveril
208 Jersey
846-:3404
A&M Since 1891
Owners:
Johnnie and Charline Junek
Nonh Gate
College Station
846-6721
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Free Estir
~nh Gate
846-2828
Weddings
Portraits
Dances
Groups
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SHOP
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210 Bizzell
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Bryan, Texas
. Guns - Gun Repair - Gun Accessories
Fishing Tackle - Reel
Shop Phone 822-0316
THE FABRIC
SHOPPE
201 N. Main Downtown Bryan
Recovering
Styling
Re pairing
Fabrics and Vinyls
LOUIS KAPCHINSKI
UPHOLSTERY
2202 Texas A venue S.
College Station, Texas 77840
Phone: 693-7073
Free Estimates
Pick Up and Delivery
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"Let Us Fill Your Next Prescription"
Since 1946
$INC~~46..:tIA
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Southside and Redmond Terrace
Bryan. Texas 77801 2707 Texas Ave.
"". BRAZOS liRE SERVICE, INC.
822-1425 or 823-0551
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South of Kyle Field
"ON TH( coRNER"
Bryan, Texas - Irvin Carroll Class of '40
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PAINT & GLASS CO.
HARDY
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AND GARDEN CENTER
. Paint
. Glass
Picture Frames
1127 Villa Maria Rd.
Bryan
Phone 846-6319
Dandy Lion
Manor East Mall
Phone 822-1822
2301 Texas Ave.
College Station
Phone 846-1932
P.O. Box 3806
Phone 822-3741
2111 College Road
Bryan, Texas 77801
In the Brazos Valley
EMBREY'S JEWELRY
la6hionJ
415 University Drive
College Station, Texas
846-5816
Bulova and'Seiko Watches
For Women and Children
Keepsake
Traditional Wedding Rings
Means
SOUTHSIDE BARBER SHOP
oLedler j
Downtown
Villa Maria
Dow Groce - Barber
846-8945
Specialize in= Men's and Women's
. Shags
. Layers
. Styles
Congratulations to
A&M Consolidated H. S.
Class of 1975
COMMUNITY SAVINGS
AND LOAN AssN.
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~a= Corp.
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3609 Texas Ave. I Bryan /846-8876
Ridgecrest Shopping Center
P.O. Drawer 2800
College Station, Tex.
Phone:
(713) 846-7774
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CLEARING HOUSE
ASSOCIA TION
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BANKOFA&M
.' 411 Highway 6 South - 846-5721
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301 South Texas Avenue - 823-5402
FIRST BANK & TRUST I
101 North Texas Avenue - 823-8031
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
120 North Main - 823-5471
UNIVERSITY NATIONL BANK
711 University Drive - 846-8751
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Travel Any Where, Any Place, Any Time
A & M TRAVEL SERVICE
DRAWER Be - COLLEGE STATION. TEXAS 77840
COKE WELLMAN,MGR.
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RAMADA INN LOBBY
713-846-8881
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Intimate Apparel Shop"
(713) 846-1515
3618 East 29th
Bryan, Texas 77801
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
College Station
High School Graduates 1975
Cannon Perdue
Cia yton Hall
Cynthia Colson
Cheryl Cunningham
Donna Dotson
Cindy Pettit
Dinetha Richards
Brenda Rowland
Jay Dixon
CONGRATULATIONS
WE
WELCOME YOU
WITH A PROGRAM
FOR
YOUTH
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- Coffeehouses in the Fall- Singing Groups - Musicals - Retreat
- A Summer Youth Director - Summer Trips to Glorieta and Ridgecrest
..,....- Youth Rap Sessions - Banquets - Adults that Listen - Fellowship
- Special Bible Study - Recreation
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- A new ~ctivities Center With Indoor Skating, Shuffleboard, Ping- Pong,
Volleyball, Badminton, and Basketball
Renai Baker. Lester Byrd. Kim Moore
Recognition Award Recipients Counesy of
BANK OF A&M
~IM~~DseR;OOM
@ MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY
THE GENTLEMAN'S
QUARTER
Town & Country Center. 3731 E. 29th
(713) 846-4708 Bryan, Texas
See Us for Your Tuxedo
Rentals for the PROM!
Calla~a'J - Jone"
Open Mon. -Sat.
9:00-6:00
3705 East 29th Street
(713) 846-1706
Bryan, Texas
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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(713) 822- 3717
3001 S. College Ave.
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i!{uth's 1flashions
3616 E. 29th "Where Fashion Begins"
For great looking hair
Me Laughlin 5
of corpus christi f}
317 Patricia
DI~[ou~
Redmond Terrace, C.S.
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.vt!J AND STYLING SHOP
Phone 846-8130
(Appointment If Desired)
800 Villa Maria
823-8213
Open Tues. Thru Sat. 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.
Arthur Vinzant
Barber
1408 Hwy. 6 South
College Station. Texas
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Congratulations
to the Class of 1975
UNIVERSITY NATIONAL
BANK
..... . ~ "On the Side of the Tigers"
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CENTRAL TEXAS
HARDWARE CO., INC.
"If it's Hardware we have it. "
Downtown. Bryan
822-1388
Louie and Jimmie Walston
clVan ':1 <B(oJJom Cc:;rlO/1
FLOWERS FOR YOU
1105 South Texas Avenue
Bryan. T exos 77801
713/822-1658 Night 713 I 822-3505
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Reloading
Fishing
Archery
Puma Tennis Shoes
TRI-ST ATE
A&M, INC.
3600 Old College Rd.
and South College
Bryan, Texas 77801
Roben C. Holmes
713/822-4328
A t the Triangle doing business on the square.
9~'l~f(,
GWiogs
BOOK & GIFT
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205 SULPHUR SPRINGS ROAD
BRYAN, TEXAS 77801
~MIKE MISTOVICH"-
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DOUGLAS JEWELRY
212 N. Main
Bryan, Texas
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919 TEXAS AVENUE
BRYAN. TEXAS
PHONE 822-1486
822-2631
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108 NORTH BRYAN STREET. BRYAN, TEXAS 77801
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floral
center
Where you can buy flowers
for ANY occasion
2920 E. 29th
Bryan
Located Next to Hospitals
~o~PO~(f)
BOOKS & BRITCHES
- Where the La test
Fashion Is the
Name of the Game -
North Gate - Across from the Post Office
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417 UNIVERSITY DRIVE
COLLEGE STATION. TEXAS 77840
THE A8tM UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
P. Q. DRAWER BE . PHONE 846.8731
THE A8tM UNITED METHODIST WESLEY FOUNDATION
P. O. DRAWER K - PHONE 846.6014
JAMES A. BRANNEN, MINISTER-DIRECTOR
LARRY J. GRUBBS, CAMPUS MINISTER.PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Rov B. SHILLING. MINISTER OF EVANGELISM
WYATTIS SPORTING
GOODS
505 University Dr. - Phone 846-6715
College Station, Texas 77840
Adidas Shoes Converse Shoes
Tiger Shoes Puma Shoes
Good Luck
Class of
1975!
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- TIGERLAND Staff
- Thanks Advertisers
The.TIGERLAND Staff, the students, and faculty, extend our very sincere thanks and appreciation to
you as an advertiser in the 1974-75 yearbook. It is our hope that you, as advertising patrons of ours, will
reap a harvest of increased business and better profits as a reward for being a friend to all of us at A&M
Consolidated High School.
We would like to remind parents and other school pauons that our advenisers make it possible for you or
your child to HA VE a yearbook. We can return this favor by trading with them.
Advenisers, again we wish to thank you!
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Lodge. Standing left to right are Charles Byers. Renee Hostetler, Charles Gilmore, Karl Kapchinski, Eric Lindquist. Renai Baker, Kirk
Schneider, Eileen Want, Tommy Davis, Gary Keese, John Basset, David Stewan, Brenda Rowland, Bill McGee, and Kim Moore. Seated are
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