A C Jones High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beeville, TX)

65 lmost every student dreams of graduating from high school to become something impor- tant-to hit the big time. But we've had some fun and some "big" times this year with students who in our eyes are just as spectacular as any silver-screen star 'or celebrity. While the world kept up with pros like Phil Simms and Larry Byrd in Sports Illustrated, we cheered on our own champion hr' 5 ., Wig, .K V, Y-1 .-Q A J , mph-,.hM,,t,Lm . -.. Q , x?a.g , t '9'-"' .rx at am 7:4 ' . W - L V A-'L F' we X 41 . . 'l' , .. ms... .,,. 5 V W We . t fs s l Rugs fi . g , , X sf. -' A J, 5 l x . Hamill r trr as-t L.. - ,X . it 'fs 0 Zggg .P at Q .t L gyhyl y U g. , t .TQAQ K ., N ' + EN kxxxhrhx W A V .ilk ik: jk t,..VJ,,k r A M :L , I Q 6 5, J.. will A. If 35151,-stu at W. ,.,r 5 Donald Herring, Joe Lewis, Troy Gallagher, W' s P, Terry Maldonado, and Alain Robertson con- 1 t A frvfg, centrate on a government assignment in ' ,,. fax. t. Mfg Mrs. Ford's Class. '-"t4.4,1Qg24 , , ':1-Z. :QQ Charles Stafford strives to keep ahead of it his cross-country opponents. N' , . 3 ada fwi llit' W 1 v 1 W Q athletes. Two Cross Country ru ners, Lupe Viduare and Dia Krawietz, advanced to regional ln track John TUerina mad headlines by making it to state i the long jump. In football th freshmen placed second i district, while JV tied for first. Th tennis team also gained recogn tion for their successes, inclu in a dual match record of 10-0-1. Other types of teams also ear ed big successes at regionals. 1 fix T? . 9 A :gl ,tl l -gs , , ,. xwjfi 'l" ' .' M, H K lll, 1 t A K KJ V 1 . I. tiftzflffrh