Aledo High School - Ledoian Yearbook (Aledo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1985 volume:

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If a student feels that these activities are too time consuming, he might join one of the clubs such as FBLA which is related to the business world, the FHA which is concerned with homemaking activities, the FFA which deals with agriculture related activities, or the Literary Club for the literary minded student. If a student is a junior, then he had better be prepared to become involved since the juniors work very hard in the concession stands to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. If a student wishes to get involved on a short term basis, he might volunteer to be in a skit at pep rally. As one can see there are many different ways to become in- volved at AHS. Upper Right: Beauty or Beast? Craig Hargrove and Stacy Everett dress up as cheerleaders during a pep rally. Lower Left: May I help you? The Junior class works at the .i concession stands to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. Lower Right: Sounds good! Band members Kari Jergins and Kent McAnally practice for a half time performance. Opening 3 sw . .f.: .W ,f-1, K lfl ' fr " 3 .--.' 'ff--,Q ' f L Ii seee Upper Left: A Barber Shop Quartet! The Select Choir per- forms at the Christmas Concert. Upper Right: Would this impress Tom? Chris Palmer shows the proper way to serve a hall. Middle Left: "I canw but never "I can't,' - The varsity football team huddles for last minute instructions. Lower right: Julio himself - Jamie Deel sings a solo at the Christmas concert. Lower Left: Only a hop, skip and a JUMP! Gina Cunaca spikes the ball. Competltlon Km ,V 'V -.wgt..-wao- M ' Upper left: "Ain't no one Gonna Break my Stride" The Aledo crew comes up the stretch during one of the Cross Country meets. Upper Right: Touch Down! Bearcats are exuberant as the referee signals the touchdown. Middle Left: American Band Stand Here We Come! Band members play at the Christmas Concert. Lower Right: ls il as Incredible as the Hulk? Toby Watts lifts weights as Jimmy Don Brown spots. Lower Left: l-2-3-4 Smile! Drill team members prepare to enter the field for competition. Opening 5 N X wfwb L f 6 Opening Chool 1r1t YF 3 X A . 1 Q OP if 3 f hf - .. ' 5 .. Qw Rh: M Qi in A5 A6 pirit Overflows at Aledo Spirit at Aledo. It seemed almost too good to be true, but with a winning football team and energy unleashed, the school spirit came to life. There were signs and screams, and finally the pep rallies were not meetings of silence. anymore. Although the pep rallies were held bright and early at eight o'clock every Friday morning, everyone attended and the ex- citement was incredible. 'Born to Win' was our mot- to, and who could ever forget Curtis Hissam and the football teamis inspiring rendition of the Bearcat Chant? The varsity had an eight and two season, and the first eight games brought impressive wins. The senior boys even got involved at pep rallies by spell- ing Aledo and Bearcats out on the gym floor with their bodies. A Bearcat Trail sign was raised at the entrance to the high school to mark four territory'. Even the parents and friends got involved in the festivities. The Ballingers took an active role in pep rallies. They supplied us with the winning football from Cedar Hill and a Victory flag to raise on the flagpole. Mrs. Andrews, advanced art class stayed busy by painting everything with the Bearcat in- signia or colors. They painted 'Bearcat Pride' on all the trash cans, 'Home of the Bearcats' on the press box at the field, and a bearcat outside the team's locker room at the football field. Mrs. Dudek and the cheerleaders brought the spirit back to Aledo with locker signs, spirit poems, and an all out effort to restore the spirit we once had. That spirit was somehow recaptured this year and helped bring the fun back into football season. 1. Body Builders! S. Weekly, S. Everett, J. Henderson, C. Gilliland, and T. Exman spell out A-L-E-D-O. 2. The name says it all! A new sign marks the entrance to A.H.S. 3. Flying High! The flags at Aledo High wave victoriously in the wind. 4. Victory Forever! Mrs. Ballinger presents a victory flag to the student body. 5. Showing our Spirit! A poem by Kenny Vanover decorates the entrance hall. 6. Busy at work! The advanced art class posts a sign on the press box at the football field. 7. Crrrow! Matt Elrod and Greg Minter paint a bearcat on the field house. Opening 7 1. Seniors are the Best! Seniors enjoy the hallway during Homecoming week. 2. A perfect 10! Scott Weekly dresses up as a girl for a skit. 3. A normal every day locker! Mike Elrod proudly shows off his decorated locker. 4. The Mighty Fighting Bearcats! Varsity football team runs through the victory line. Homecoming '84 was one of the highlights of the year. Homecoming was a week long event with many fun-filled ac- tivities. Special dress-up days were declared including Western Day, Crazy Socks Day, and School Col- ors Day. On Wednesday there was a Bon-fire which drew a large crowd. Then, after school on Thursday many of the girls decorated the football players' lockers and the hallways. Finally, the big day arrived. It began with an 8:00 o'clock pep ral- gs 'QOH 8 Opening TUL 'I ly. Tlte gym was packed with Bear- cat fans. The cheerleaders had many special preparations in- cluding many cheers, the introduc- tion of the homecoming queen nominees plus "the last minute en- tries from each classf' and the presentation of the victory flag. After the pep rally the student hody was so filled with spirit that some of them even sprayed their hair orange! Then the climax of the day - the football game with Ferris. The Bearcats ended the day in fine fashion by defeating Ferris 1 3-12. 1. The big moment! ,83 queen, .lill Castleberry, congratulates '84 queen, Ellen Palmer. 2. An enjoyable evening! Princess Michelle Ingram smiles for the camera. 3. Bulletin board of Aledol The bon-fire was announced in the usual way 4 by pain- ting the railroad building. t. rf 'A YSSWIM D . 9 , 5' , f 4' Opening 9 Toga party? Bill Waldrup and Todd Duncan dress up in togas at a dance. 3 it I pl A' x 3' Genius at work! Kim Flack, library aide, checks in a returned hook. Be a Part of Your School If you are the type person who doesn't choose to be in band, choir, drill team or a club, you can still he a part of the activities at school. You might devote your energy toward academics taking advanced courses such as Spanish II, Chemistry or Com- puter Literaey. By your hard work you could become a member of the National Honor Society. Some students might choose to be a part of the teachers, aide program. These students devote their study-hall time to helping the faculty with many of their clerical duties. Or a student might choose to participate in a sport such as football, basketball, volleyball, track or baseball. Other students simp- ly choose to take part in the social ac- tivities. No matter what you do become a part of your school in some way. 1 0 Opening jlfscucha mel David Moore recenes assistance from Mrs. Seaman while the rest of the c ass seems to be assisting each other. ' sigh ..,' ' 1 .fi 'E 1. ' 4 ,, W I ft aff i K ... 1 J., 'Ex .F , i 3 , 'K' i F Q3 5 -L ' . Quad-Paks, Techni Croppers, Grease Pencils These names may not mean anything to the layman but they are everyday tools for the members of the year- book staff. The staff began preparing for the '85 year- details on the Senior pages ofthe yearbook. book in .lune of ,844 by attending a three day workshop at Tarleton State University. The staff members were awarded honorable mention for their layout designs at the workshop. When school began in August the staff immediately began planning the yearbook and raising money to meet the enormous cost of publishing the GLedoian. The staff sold advertising to area merchants, worked concession stands, and sold carnations for Valentinels Day to raise funds. The ,Ledoian was sold on October 16, and the staff was thrilled because more yearbooks were sold than ever before. The staff is a close knit group of friends who spend many hours of their time drawing layouts, writing body copy and taking photographs of the many school ac- tivities. In addition to the hard work, the staff has a lot of fun together occasionally going out to eat or at the 1 annual Christmas party at Friday's. ' The search for approval. Senior Denise Lee and Mrs. Rowe work out the 'A' " Left to Right: Mrs. Rowe, Advisor, Terri Wylie, Mary Norris, Penny Green, Amanda Carlson, Lundy Palmer, Kelly Stafford, Mrs. Gifford, Assistant Advisor. Seated: Jamie Deel, editor and Mike Doak, photographer. 12 Yearbook Staff , ,.x V, M i ' Mffzfef frlgifgrr elim "Looks good to me." Terri Wylie looks through some old yearlmoks to get some different ideas for the '35 Ledoian. f 1+-v4 f-4f 4 -f -nf f , . ff. ups! Amanda Carlson, Lundy Palmer and Penny Last minute touch Green show true dedication. "Get to ether ever one!" The earhook staff takes a uick break from S Y Y q cleaning the concession stand to pose for a picture. 2, Yearbook Staff 1 3 BE RC w Drum Major Deric Weiss It may not look like much, but it,s got a lot of talent hidden in it. It's the 1984-85 Marching Bearcat Band. The marching may look easy, but it took hours of prac- tice to learn the show. The Band started their practicing two weeks before school started. They practiced music from 4 to 6 pm, then they marched from 7 to 9 pm. Along with the start of school came Monday night and morning practices. All of this work just to support the team and school. Out of last year's group came many talented students. In December 1983, we had three of this yearis students make All-Region Band. They were Penny Green, Jamie Deel, and Deric Weiss. In January 1984, we had six students make All-District Band. They were Deede Miller, Jamie Deel, Deric Weiss, Kent McAnally, Penny Green, and Jennifer Marsden. UIL Solos came in April 1984. Four people played and three made First Divi- sions which took them to State, held in Austin. These three were Laurie Walker, Jamie Deel, and Deric Weiss. This year the Band went to UIL Marching Contest at the University of Texas at Arlington. Although the Band got a Third Division., Feature Twirler Kay Haney and Renee Pennington both got a First Division on their twirling solos. This first division will send them to State competition in June. 1 4- Band T PRIDE l M x-- 1 2' F. 'Wim' . On You Bearcats! The hand supports the Bearcats by playing the fight song! Rehearse, Rehearsel Many hours of practice go into a performance by the hand. 2' ,.,.-fr' Back Row 1: Thresa Lohmann, Tracey Carnes, Kim McEndree, Gail Schmidtzinsky, Holly Norman. Row 2: Michael Kszyminski, Kent McAnally, Toby Evans, 'Joh Presley, Joey Paul, Richie Jones, Trisha Brown, Tony Roden, Tommy Lochner, Brian Groh, Jason Weiss, Eddie Horton, Jennifer Marsden, Patti Wahlstrom, Penny Green. Row 3: Becky Mearns, Deede Miller, Amy Murphey, Sean Glazier, John Hancock, Scott Harmening, Dana Wollaston, Keri Jergins. Row 4: Deric Weiss, Chris Hankerson, Keith Hankerson, Jamie Deel, Kenny Vanover, Renee Penn- ington, Cliff Joseph, Kay Haney. Play that tune again! Band y members practice a song for Friday night's performance. in '84-'8 Follow the leader! Deric Weiss leads the band on the field at half-time. K Flags: Back Row: Tracey Carnes, Kim McEndree, Gail Schmidtzinsky. Front Row: Holly Norman, Thresa Lohmann. Feature Twirler Kay Haney Band 15 i. il. ...l Officers: Drum Major, President Y Deric Weiss, Vice President - Tohy Evans, Secretary - Penny Green, Treasurer e Richie Jones, Band Captain 1 Jamie Deel, Chaplain - Deede Miller, Librarians Y Becky Mearns, Keri Jergins, Equipment Manager 4 John Presley, Flag Cap- tain - Holly Norman, Co-Captain - Thresa Lohmann. 16 Band BAND SWEETHEART Standing: Kay Haney, Holly Norman, Penny Green. Seated: Band Sweetheart - Kim McEndree. A touchdown! The hand cheers during a football game. DRUM CORPS Cymbals Y Renee Penningtong Bass Drums Y Chris Hankerson, Keith Hankersonq Bells - .Iamie Deelg Snare Drums Y Kenny Vanover, Allen Wahlstrom, Kevin Hindermang Tri- Toms Y Cliff Joseph. ...na BRASS Trumpets Y .loey Paul, Michael Kszymin- ski, John Presley, Kent McAnally, Toby Evans, Deric Weiss, French Horns Y .len- nifer Marsden, Patti Wahlstrom, Penny Green, Tuba Y Tony Rodeng Baritones Y Tommy Lochner, Trisha Brown, Brian Grohg Trombone Y Richie Jones. WOODWINDS Bass Clarinet Y John Hancockg Tenor Sax- ophone Y ,lason Weiss, Eddie Horton, Alto Saxophone Y Scott Harmeningg Clarinet Y Sean Glazier, Keri Jergins, Lisa Gram- mer, Dana Wollaston, Flutes - Deanne Smith, Deede Miller, Amy Murphyg Piccolo Y Becky Mearns. Band 1 Sth Grade Band Row 1: Kathy Haney, DeAnne Smith, Kelley Crosby, Amanda Damron, Lisa Grammer, Jamie Thompson, Johnna Cline. Row 2: Steve Milton, Mike Creighton, John Wells, Deanna House, Craig Hawley, Tricia Brown, Brian Groh. Row 3: Tim Huddleston, Lance Eason, Mr. Anderson. This year the Middle School Band was arranged a little differently. Each grade had band a different period. In the past the Sixth grade had one class and the Seventh and Eighth grade had another one. Although the Seventh and Eighth grade hands didnlt prac- tice together, you couldn't tell the dif- ference when they played at the Mid- dle School Pep Rallies. The hands are planning on attend- ing the UIL Contest in the Spring. They also plan on going to Sandy Lake in Dallas for a festival. Not only are they working toward these goals, they are also having fund raisers, along with the High School Band, to raise money for their trips and the High School Band's Spring trip. So you can see band is not all fun and play. The members have to work very hard to do the things they do, especially Mr. Anderson! They really appreciated all the support they Twirlers J , Th A d D received from everyone this year, and Hnlle OIHPSOH, nlafl 8 BITIYOH hope to see even more in the future! 18 Bth Grade Band 7th Grade Band Row 1: Robbie Sheldon, Elaine Evans, Kimberly Burdette, Teresa Swor, ,Iuile Marquez, Lara Beverung. Row 2: Angela Segars, Christa Stemson, Rachelle Wright, Richard Bautista, Jay Ruebel, Kenneth Savell, Robert Harra, Steven Horton. Row 3: Shailar Brown, Darryl Mclindree, Chad Marlow, Courtney Pennington, Grant Lopez, Brian Tackett, Robby Wrinkle. Row 4: Kyle Brawner, Craig Carnes, Leon Stephens, Mr. Anderson. we J is .N V ig I C ww'-'57'M" ' Q to r P taaa i PM iae' Q P "--- if a r A ,,,..,,, , H V xngug. H M M.: C, ,fr " og , I , ,. if ' i M ry 9 71. C3 .au it 4 D Q . The woodwinds sing. MS band la s at a pe rally. Reach for the stars. MS twirlers ractice before a e rall . P Y P P P P Y 7th Grade Band 19 p 6TH GRADE BAN Row 1: Cindy Wells, Vicky Rickard, Joy Speck, Nancy McVey, Lisa DuBois, Nicci Droste, Lori Fruit, Jennifer Devoe, Cherie Ainsworth. Row 2: Stacy Crawford, Cindy Ashburn, Michael Savell, Kristi Russell, Gala Hecox, Joel Hancock, Nikki Blerins, Lisa Baker, Christine Hodges, Kyle Beaird, Dan White. Row 3: Tammy Christian, Jennifer Jones, SuMi Taylor, Chris Freeman, Chris Jones, Gary Sides, Shawn Stevens, Chris Rogers, Sammy Dudley, Scott Due, Michelle Frazier, Melissa Smith. Row 4: Mike Dohnisch, Marvin Walker, Kyle Baack, Aaron Stephens, john Glenn, David Colson, Paul Tauchin, Robert Barker, Jeff Wade, Jeremy Tomes, Mr. Anderson. Raise the baton! Drum major Deric Weiss directs the band as twirler Kay Precision Movements - Flag Corps member Gail Schmidtzinsky per- Haney performs. forms a flag routine at a pep rally. 20 6th Grade Band and HS Candids Geme Kelly Chris Robinson Young Palmer cot 7 Beau Rhonda Ham Stephanie Reid Michel Ingram arsity Cheerleaders 4 Upper Left: Weebles might wobble but do they fall down? Four AHS students dressed up to participate in a pep rally skit. Upper Right: Flying high! Varsity Cheerleaders fly high together as they build a pyramid. Lower Left: Hello, Mr. Ed! Stephanie Reid leads 'iWe're No. In chant. Lower Right: Who won the class yell? Bearcat mascot, Lisa Hutton throws out candy to the winners ofthe class yell. Varsity Cheerleaders 21 Y? ,,, i X ' " Upper Left: Practice makes perfect. Cheerleaders practice for pep rally in the gym. Upper Right: A motionless jump! Michel Ingram shows her spirit as she jumps with enthusiasm. Middle Left: Are you talking to me? Cheerleaders seem amazed as they watch the action ofthe football game. Lower Left: Friends are forever! Rhonda Ham and Chris Palmer demonstrate the friendship that exists between the cheerleaders. Lower Right: ls it Farrah, herself? Stephanie Reid practices a cheer. Varsity Cheerleaders 23 Christi Sears Donya Kuehl Debbie Davis, head Kelli N oonkester Sammie Lynch Kevin Widsor, Beau Missy Smith, not pictured Upper Left: Cheerleader Managers: Amanda Carlson, Paula Holley, Noel Stephens. Upper Right: A huddle? Cheerleaders huddle together to pose for a picture. Lower Left: The Enthusiastics? .IV Cheerleaders lead a chant at a football game. Lower Right: How long can they hold it? Cheerleaders exhibit their athletic ability as they build a pyramid. RR ilk it I 1 .. J min Aill V e - vwmvvfi 2 4 JV Cheerleaders Did You See My Locker Sign? If you were an athlete, in the marching hand or on the drill team, you announced this to the school with locker signs Qwhich included your title, position or in- strumentj made by the cheerleaders. Locker signs were one of the jobs six varsity and five junior varsity fone junior varsity member moved to Michigan in Novemberj cheerleaders had in addition to coordinating pep rallies, making uncountable spirit signs and cheer- ing at all the games. Cheerleaders prepared for their jobs with a week at SMU's cheerleading camp in August. There, the varsity won two superior, three excellent and one good ribbon, the junior varsity won one superior, three excellent and two good ribbons. Before school started, they practiced two weeks, during school, practice time averaged at least three hours per day. The groups raised money for pep rallies, spirit signs and anything else needed to keep spirit up by selling ads for the high school football programs. They then sold the programs at the varsity games. Mrs. Paula Dudek, sponsor, said the cheerleaders plan a cheerleading clinic for grades one through eight in February 1985. MM:-,r: . . asset' I 1 ., es 153 . ,asm n-sk I . Q., ,VVI 65 Upper left: A is for Aledo High: JV Cheerleader Missy Smith does a pom pom routine to the school song. Upper right: Born to Win! JV Cheerleaders Debbie Davis, Sammie Lynch, and Kelli Noonkester paint a sign to hang in the gym for a pep rally. Lower Left: Col Fight! Win! Sammie Lynch is caught in action during a cheer. Lower right: Who said everyone is perfect? Cheerleaders show their knowledge of the cheers. JV Cheerleaders 2 5 .lr Junior High Cheerleaders Cindy Littlejohn Angie Wylie Leslie Menzies Shelli Rainer Lana Cox Paula Brown Leslie Haile Rachel Ham Upper Left: All together now! Jr. High cheerleaders show their skills as they perform a cheer. Upper Right: Clap your hands! Cheerleaders Leslee Menzies and Paula Brown lead a chant at pep rally. Lower Ri ht: Higher and higher! Jr. high cheerleaders h . H. Cheerleaders A Volunteer? Cheerleaders recruit volunteers from the student body. V for Victory! Cheerleaders lead the yell "V-I-C-T-O-R-Y." 'QM ' 5 slave p . m y ,i l Y, ,p . . Q p I:? .,.u, p. ' ,. r U a s 1, ee,, M ' . ig. Junior High Pep Squad lst Row: M. Ballinger Y Capt., ,l. Warlick, S. Patterson, L. Gunter, K. Kiper f Pres., L. Smart - Vice-Pres., D. Ray - Lt., K. Brown - Lt., T. Cochran - Lt. 2nd Row: W. Burkholder, N. Zimmer, T. Brown f Treasurer, J. Exman f Lieut., L. Blue., R. Castleshouldt, C. Garcia - Secretary, L. Brown. 3rd Row: K. Holder, S. Sanders, M. Walker, L. Beverung, S. Jackson, A. Segars, S. Moore, B. Sweetland, T. Swor. 4-th Row: K. Heuring i Lieut., S. Davis, D. Gordon, J. Camargo, L. Credeur, J. Marquez, H. Harriman. Not Pictured: D. Ford, K. Burdette, D. Smith, and T. Gilley. The middle school pep squad is an organization of lockers, cheering at all of the games, and by just giving girls in the 7th or 8th grade. These girls support the and having the spirit and charm to boost the boys to vic- junior high football teams by decorating the players' tory. Karla Kiper was the president this year. Jr. H. Pep Squad 27 ELECT CHOIR -Sf.. A iw ...,,: Select Choir Council: Back Row: .lohn Corr - V. Pres., Jerry Robin- son - Fund raiser chairman, Dodd Meadows - President. Front Row: Andrea Tuner - Publicity, Tia Young - Publicity, Dahna Clark A Secretary. 28 Choir Select Choir: Seated: Mrs. Howard. Row 1: Julie White, Galena Parenica, Dahna Clark, Melissa Smith, Andrea Turner. Row 2: Dodd Meadows, Stephanie Varuska, .lulia Her- r: :1.f'1 gg., nandez, Tia Young, Elizabeth Belt, Genie 3 .-:.1'-' .:'-. R obinson, Holly Norman, Debbie Jordan, John Corr. Row 3: Jamie Deel, Randall Grissom, .lerry Robinson, Toby Evans, Dar- by Patrick. inging uditions For the first time, the choir members at AHS found themselves trying outl The numbers in choir had grown so large that the choir had to be divided. The HSelect Choiri' began in August when auditions for this group were held. The Select Choir is now the performing choir and per- formed at many events including UIL contest, the TCJC Choir Festival fthe only 3A choir invitedj and several Christmas programs. The choir held the Second Annual Choir Follies which consist of individual and group performances in a variety of talent divisions plus choral group selections. Also, the choir produced a mini-musical for the first time this year. The choir conducted a very successful selling campaign to help defer the expenses for some of their performances. The choir has many talented members among them Crystal Shankel who received a one hundred dollar award to apply to the college of her choice and Jamie Deal who was selected to the All-District Choir. The senior members sang at the Senior pep rally and at Baccalaureate. The choir members work very hard and spend several months preparing for each of their special performances. CONCERT CHOIR l W Y Row 1: Mrs. Howard, C. Gravette, S. Rutledge, K. Gardner, K. Jungers, M. Hoff- man, C. Jordan, T. Wylie. Row 2: L. Bell, M. Dunn, K. Keen, G. Maples, H. Riney, L. Beal, K. Castleberry, A. Roberts, K. Harmening, J. Kszuminski. Row 3: P. Adkins, M. Harris, S. Grant, L. Dugan, S. Smith, K. Jarvis, D. Jordan, K. Tackett, E. Belt, K. Thouvenel, D. Rubenkoenig. Row 4: L. Walls, R. Box, R. Beene, T. Roden, B. Kennemur, G. Jackson, M. Elrod, B. Steed, J. Paul, P. Coleman. P? lfn.. 2 no 'E X6 5. We wish you a Merry Christmas! The concert choir joins the select choir for the Christmas concert. is . 3,-f 1 Concert Choir Council: Back Row: Christie Jordan, Pres., Mike Elrod, Publicity, Kelly Keen, Publicity. Front Row: Debbie Jordan, Fund raiser chairman, Missy Dunn, Vice Pres. Choir 29 TREBLE CHOIR 7 th-8th Songs of ghosts and goblins - A first for the choir this year was their per- formance at the Halloween Carnival. wifi. ' xo' Do, re, mi . . .l One of the select choir's many performances this year was for the PTO Christmas assembly. Front Row: Mrs. Howard, A. Matarese, D. White, L. Blue, S. Sanders, C. Joyner, R. Castleshouldt, K. Brown, A. Dunn. Row 2: C. Garcia, D. Stahl, N. Zimmer, T. Gardner, A. Dollar, T. Cochran, S. Stuard, F. Holloway. Row 3: C. Demby, M. Ross, K. Carter, S. Rivenburh, A. Jarvis, D. Ken- nemur, L. Gunter, C. Littlejohn, 30 Choir ASS CHOIR , Qin The seventh and eighth f1VL S grade choirs had a very ii m'5,l: successful and busy year. They spend many hours of hard work preparing for their Christmas concert. Later in the year they pro- duced a 'GTeen', musical and attended the Sandy Lake competition along with the sixth grade choir. " Row 1: J. Williams, R. Braly, R. Bow, T. Woods, P. Allen. Row 2: T. Holloway, S. Cargill, K. Gunter, Mrs. Howard, K. Class, S. Maness, S. Smith. 6th GR DE Row 1: K. Gardner, S. Montgomery, M. Hex, S. May, T. Gomez, K. Page, J. Bedwell. Row 2: H. May, P. Bagwell, K. Noonkester, B. Towles, C. Stoorza, B. McGrath, I. Nelson, C. Coleman, Mrs. Howard. Row 3: M. Brewer, M. Gardner, C. Bassler, A. Childress, R. Garmon, N. Kang, M. Hill. Row 4: C. Blanton, D. Woods, S. Childs, S. Duncan, C. Douglas, H. Bishop, D. McKenzie. Choir 3 1 Highsteppers ' The 1984-85 Highsteppers had a very successful year. The drill team members attended camp at Southern Methodist University in June where they were taught many of the routines that they performed at pep rallies and football games. Then in August the girls began to practice two weeks before the start of school in order to be prepared for their first performance. The Highsteppers is composed of sixteen very talented young ladies. They have received numerous blue ribbons at camps and clinics. Six of the girls - Galena Parenica, Laurie Christian, Patty Neal, Judith Sanchez, Tia Young, and Ellen Palmer - were selected from girls all over the state to perform at the Bluebon- net Bowl in Houston. Also, the entire group was invited to perform at Reunion Arena in December. In addition to the many hours of hard work devoted to perfecting dance routines, the drill team members conducted money raising projects to help pay some of the many expenses involved with being in drill team. This year they held several raffles giving away dinner tickets and a Cabbage Patch doll from Germany. How is it Steph? Stephanie Varuska, Aledo Highstepper, enjoys a sucker during lunch. Top Row, L to R: G. Parenica, L. Christain, E. Belt, S. Robinson, K. Jones, S. Varuska. Middle Row: L to R: P. Neal, J. Wade, E. Palmer - Lt., T. Young Y Capt., L. Martin Y Co-Capt., V. Littlejohn, J. Sanchez. Bottom Row, L to R: C. Jordan, A. Turner - Lt., D. Butler. 32 Drill Team Top Left: One more time! Highsteppers practice routines for pep rallies and games. Middle Left: Oh, these dentures! Drill team member, Christie Jordan, chats in the hall during passing period. Middle Right: Hut 2-3-4. Highsteppers line up and march off the floor with a little help from their captain, Tia Young. Lower Left: Here We Go Again! Drill team girls show their special abilities as they stand on the football field for another day of PRACTICE! Lower Right: Look at those legs! Officers of the Highsteppers line up in preparation for a halftime performance. Drill Team 33 5 '- .SE-'Tl-J Officers: T. Wylie A Sec., T. Young - V.P., M. Holley - Pres., P. Stavens - Treas., J. Deel - Hist., C. Jordan - Reporter, D. Lee - Parl. YUR First Row: K. Young, T. Wylie, C. Jordan, T. Young, M. Holley, P. Stavens, J. Deel, T. Born, R. Pennington. Second Row: C. Robinson, S. Robin- son, Mrs. Scott, K. Gardner, L. Bell, K. Flack, E. Bills, M. Ingram, L. Martin, M. Hoffman, V. Ford, S. Burton, M. LaVigne. Third Row: R. Wilkins, T. Dennington, J. Knoppel, S. Rainer, A. Dunn, T. Bell, J. Wade, S. Norman, K. Keen, K. Thouvenel, C. Hornick, C. Gravette, H. Nor- man. Fourth Row: P. Green, L. Christian, K. Boutwell, S. Tockey, B. Baker, M. Norris, L. Barclay, M. Gartman, J. Griffin, G. Murphy. Fifth Row: K. Haney, K. Stafford, S. Varuska, K. Hancock, B. Kennemur, D. Kesterson, F. Neve, V. Littlejohn, D. Butler, J. Sanchez, A. Ray, D. Young. 34 FBLA 'ww-Q-......,,,,, wh-. at -cz 25 IDI -.... -:amd T.- Dbl' so EET ...UQ ww - 0: 55 os. 52 T-Q ww SN' 25' .nic- 'BS' -n 53? P: 0 Es :ni S. Fw '1 N Q- cn W 'T' Q :' W : D- The Older and Wiser gives advice to the younger. Stacey Everett and Mike Youngers sit and converse before the installation dinner. The Aledo Chapter of Future Business Leaders of America is the fastest growing club on campus. This year there are fifty-nine members. FBLA holds monthly meetings and normally is involved in some type of project. In October the meeting was at the Old Spaghetti Warehouse for the installation of officers. Also, in October the FBLA members were involved in selling lace picture frames for one of their money-making projects. In November they sold Canisters 'n Corn. The money from the fund-raisers is used for chapter operating expenses and for the state leadership conference. Another activity was the creation of Free Enterprise appreciation notices which were included in all December statements from the Aledo State Bank. The service project for the year began in March which consisted of making buttons for pre-school children in case they are lost. The Outstanding Project Report, written mainly by Michel Ingram, describing the chapter's fingerprinting project won first at district and state and fifth place tout of over 100 reportsj at the national level. Members attended the area workshop in October and the state conference in March. The motto HGetting Involvedii truly fits the organization. I hear Congratulations are in order! Mrs. Ingram accepts a cer- tificate from FBLA president Mike Holley. Getting Involved FBLA 35 5 Upper Left: Bekins? David Hale, Keith Riney, and James Williams carry a door to be refinished into the VoAg Shop. Upper Right: Show and Tell. Darrin Young demonstrates the metal cut off saw. Lower Left: Sanders of America. Buddy Smith sands a shelf while Steve Blair looks on. 36 FFA FFA Sweetheart Lisa Hutton uture armers of merica The local chapter of the Future Farmers of America has traditionally been a very strong and active organiza- tion at Aledo, and this year has been no exception. The officers traveled to New Mexico for a week long meeting to plan the activities for the year in June. In July, they attended the State FFA Convention in Lubbock where they won the National Superior Chapter Award. Despite the new state laws, the FFA members par- ticipated in several livestock shows including the Parker County, the State Fair, the Fort Worth, Houston, and San Antonio shows. The FFA members have also received many in- dividual and team honors during the year. Tim Soules was elected District Treasurer. Three judging teams - Dairy Products, Poultry, and Dairy Cattle - went to state. At the District Leadership Contest five out of the seven attending placed. Some other activities for the FFA included sponsor- ing a Hunter Safety course, hosting a district meeting, attending the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, and selling fruit, turkeys and sausage in December for their major moneymaking project. Phil Bradford and Jack DeShazo, FFA sponsors., have done an excellent job in directing all of the activities. FFA Officers Jon Henderson 7 Reporter Brandon Hyles - Secretary David Hale - Treasurer Tim Soules - President Lisa Hutton f Sweetheart, Advisor Shane Binion - Sentinel Keith Riney - Vice President Greenhand Officers Perry Coleman - Reporter Kris Castleberry - Secretary Losinda Beal - Treasurer Todd Firkins - President Matt Dehnisch - Sentinel Jerrod Dixon - Advisor Craig Hargrove - Vice-President 3 lst Row: Mr. DeShazo, S. Taliaberro, C. Rubenkoenig, C. Huffman, T. Roden, J. Henderson, B. Hyles, T. Soules, D. Hale, L. Hutton S. Binon, K. Riney, J. Robinson, R. Brown, A. Aguilera, Mr. Bradford. 2nd Row: J. Pinkston, J. Goforth, M. Dehnisch, T. Parish, T. Garvey, B. Jordan, C. Gilliland, D. Young, L. Beal, K. Castleberry, C. Hargrove, A. Gibson, J. Jones, K. Thouvenel, K. Williams, G. Murphy. 3rd Row: S. Young, J. Lopez, S. Dugan, M. Koldin, L. Christian, S. Varuska, K. Stafford, D. Ames, T. Firkins, Z. McGlinchey, R. Mitchell, J. Wright, M. Coupland, R Chenoweth, M. Densmore, W. Ford. 4-th Row: C. Dempsey, R. Brake, B. Brown, T. Miller, T. Parish, S. Stellar, K. McBrayer, J. Dixon, K. Whit- mire, S. Kirkwood, R. Walker, D. Bagwell, M. Kuykendall, B. Prince. Sth Row: A. Grisson, T. Evans, E. Rodriguez, K. Sewell, G. Richardson, J. Schmidt, Ford, K. McAnally, C. Joseph, S. Glazier, J. Williams, S. Firkins, B. Smith, S. Blair, J. Thompson, D. Gritz. FFA 37 38F Future Homemakers Of America , 3 NC . w i' inf' ' fi' .1 E I V' .V .fn 5.511 lst Row: G. Schmidtzinsky, K. Jones, C. LaVigne, A. Ray, D. Clark, P. Stavens, T. Lohmann, D. Kuehl, A. Turner, L. Martin, J. Sanchez. 2nd Row: T. Dunlap, C. Hissam, C. Gilliland, G. Wathen, L. Hutton, K. Hinderman, S. Weekly, S. Reid, H. Norman, J. Hernandez. 3rd Row: D. Duf- fey, B. Mearns, G. Robinson, S. Norman, J. Wade, K. Boutwell, L. Christian, C. Marquez, S. Thompson. 4th Row: P. Wahlstrom, C. Hensley, R. Wilkins P D Davis D Jordan, S Lynch, N. Stevens J. Lee, S. Cacy. 5th Row: A. Gibson, T. Barclay, J. Jones, H. Riney, S. Wollaston, J. DRE ilgiii3i'i'ii A QW M2595 AME?-HCA The FHA is one of the most active organizations on campus. The members have had a very busy and rewar- ding year. All the planning began in June when the of- ficers attended a workshop where plans for the entire year were made implementing the year's theme, 'LReach for the Starsf' The monthly meetings began in August with a pro- gressive dinner with everyone dressing as a different star. ln September the new members were invited to the informal initiation with the theme being outerspace. In October the formal initiation was held at Ridglea Coun- try Club. The first meetings had been mostly fun, but in November the meeting took a more serious note as members of S.A.D.D. fStudents Against Drunk Drivingj conducted the meeting. Of course, December brought HA Cindy LaVigne, 3rd VP of Projects, Angie Ray, lst VP of Program, Dahna Clark, President, Phillip Stavens, Beau, Theresa Lohmann, 2nd VP of Encounter, Kathy Jones, 5th VP of Publicity, Judith Sanchez, Social Chairman, Lisa Martin, Historian, Gail Schmidtzinsky, Treasurer, Donya Kuehl, 4-th VP of Recreation, Andrea Turner, Secretary. the annual Christmas party at Cindy LaVigne's home. One of the big events of each year is Daddy's Date Night. This took place at Mr. Catfish in February. March brought FHA week and the election of officers for the next year. The area meeting in Stephenville and the state meeting in Houston took place in April in addi- tion to the Grandmothers' Tea and the Encounter Awards. The last monthly meeting in May was the tradi- tional farewell to seniors. The FHA is sponsored by Mrs. Linda Hailey and Mrs. Ann Reagan who are both very active in the local chapter and area and state activities. Mrs. Reagan retired at the end of this year and her hard work and devotion to FHA will be missed by everyone connected with the organization. Q Af N...n"""i we ,1' .tem was .9 ,,'uQs xi it 5 .O ' We 1,9 I told you to stay with me at all times! Senior Dahna Clark brings her mother to the FHA installation banquet. Total Confusion! FHA members are busy putting together their scrap book. QMAKUI Ol so, of snss H 'ah ' 61, " oh 4' Q5 Q it 74 ffl ff admin 2 EIl..+ IW Q ? 4 x Nfwtfl Let's see who really has the Sexiest legs! Seniors, Cindy LaVigne, Theresa Lohmann, Dahna Clark, and Gail Schmidtzinsky along with .lunior Kathy .lones tries to show who does have the sexiest legs. Can't we sit down yet? FHA officers lead the installation ceremonies. sl ' W 'WW gf t as X A l IS M X f 3 9 Literary Club Top Row, Left to Right: Philip Stavens, Stephanie Reid, Eddie Bills, Stacey Everett, Eddie Horton, Sean Thomas. Second Row: fSponsorj Brenda Bradley, Chris Gibson, Jodie McDonald, Donisha Huddleston, Amanda Carlson, Kim Tackett, Kathy Harmening, Holly Norman, Julia Hernandez, Jamie Deel, Deric Weiss, Charlie Hornick, Mary Norris, Shannon Norman, Marion Koldin, Mike Holley, Genie Robinson. Third Row: Paula Holley, .lonnye Roa, Debbie Jordan, Charlotte Hornick, Kelly Keen, Cindy LaVigne, Theresa Lohman. Bottom Row: Gina Cunaca, Ellen Palmer, Rhonda Ham. The Literary Club was under the direction of a new sponsor this year, Mrs. Brenda Bradley. The Literary Club met early in the school year to elect officers and make plans for a busy year. The purpose of the Literary Club is to explore cultural ideas such as reading and discussing literature, attending the theater and visiting museums. For one field trip, the members visited several museums in Fort Worth and ended the day by eating out. The club also had several meetings before school so the members could share reading experiences or personal writing. Poetry is a favorite literary form of many of the members so there is always an original poem available for reading. wp Stavens wrote a poem about the football team that became Mite of everyone. The Literary Club provided many cultural opportunities for its members. Officers Q Left to Right: V.P. Y Eddie Bills, Secretary Y Stephanie Reid, and President f Stacey Everett. M , I - 1 - ai t -- OFFICE HOURS 18171441-7181 BY APPOINTMENT ANSWERED 241 HRS- B 81 D Hardware, Inc. , ALEDO FAMILY MEDICINE 7. .wh Chase s CLINIC Grocery Store FARM nom 5 521 Farm nu. 5 N Downtown, Aledo P o sox 216 t - - l Aledo, Texas 441-9150 . . U Al-EDO, TEXAS 76008 Louis 81 Mary Ann Boubel L.G. Bunnows, o.o. J.N.SMITI-ls. 441-8779 n.o. . . , ., - ,,.. 1 M 40 Literary Club Aledo High School students participated in a UIL practice meet February 16, at Bridgeport High School. This meet was used to prepare contestants for District and State UIL meets. From the first practice meet the following awards were won: Ready Writing - Amanda Carlson lst Feature Writing - Paula Adkins 3rd Headline Writing f Randy Brown 3rd Science - Parnell McGlinchey 4th Dell Young 6th Curtis Hissam 8th David Moore 9th Spelling - - Traci Barclay 12th fl 'iTo be or not to be . . ."' Jeanette Lee practices for poetry reading. IL Number Sense f Amanda Carlson 13th These and other contestants attended a practice meet for math and science at Springtown on March 2. They also planned to attend more meets before the District Meet in March and the State Meet in April. Each activity was sponsored by a teacher who met with her participants at certain times before the con- tests. This time was spent on tutoring and critiquing their contestants. Two new categories were added for Literature and Accounting this year. As an extra reward for the participants, a dinner was given after the District Meet in March. Be sure to include a headline. Joey King, Paula Adkins, and Carla Smith prepare to participate in a Journalism contest. Exciting info! Participants isten carefully as they are told about the Bridgeport meet. UIL 41 42 UIL s T 1 5 Q K B. Chase, F. Neve, T. Young, D. Jordan, J. King, C. Stefanik, A. Gibson, J. Roa, N. Stephens, P Holley 'W Q 1 P. McGlinchey, K. Young, A. Carlson, M. Holley, D. Moore, D. Young, B. Brown E f 43 , T' 1. 1stRow: C. Gravette, B. Mearns, J. Lee, A. Roberts, T. Roden, D. McGinnis, J. Lopez, N. Stephens, J. Roa, A. Carlson. 2nd Row: S. Tockey, G. Schmidtzinsky, C. Smith, C. Smith, P. Adkins, J. King, R. Brown, M. Holley, D. Weiss, M. Norris, P. Holley, E. Belt UIL 43 ational Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organization for those who maintain high academic standards. Students are selected for membership by approval of administra- tion and faculty in areas of citizenship, service, leader- ship, and character and must have a grade point average of 88 or above. In February the members went to the Omni Theater and to eat pizza at Mama's Pizza. With our new sponsor, Mrs. Hoffer and our officers, this year has been a success. . . . .af . - - .-f.. . ...www a 'tta i 'H L , lst Row: S. Sebold, P. Green, K. Jones, C. Gravette, D. Clark, T. Young, K. Young, S. McDonald, M. Holley. 2nd Row: C. Schmidtzinsky, T. Carnes, D. Butler, A. Ray, P. McGlinchey, J. Sanchez, C. Palmer, L. Martin, A. Turner, G. Robinson, T. Exman. 3rd Row: C. Stefanik, C. Hissam, M. Koldin, G. Gunaca, R. Ham, D. Young, R. Hargrove, J. Paul, T. Soules, D. Stockstill, J. Deel. 44- National Honor Society STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization of students which represents the entire student body. One of the duties of the group is to raise money to be used to buy needed items for the school. The twelve member group is made up of three students from each grade who are elected by their class. The year began somewhat shaky. Mr. Rooney stepped in as the new supervisor of the group and things began to shape-up. Meetings began in early November and fl fl H 'i -55.1 ,WJ X. were held every other Tuesday during fifth period. Of- ficers were elected at the first meeting and then the group began work. The council bulletin which shows various group activities and notices was set up. The council also worked in the concession stand at many basketball games in order to raise money to buy a new trophy case for the school. The council attended the state convention for stu- dent councils in Austin during April which proved very beneficial to its members. TEHWI Officers: T. Young A Tras., C. Palmer - V. Pres., D. Young - Pres., A. Carlson - Sec., C. Hissam - Parl., Mr. Rooney - Advisor Ouch! Keith Riney removes chips from the oven during a basketball concession. llll QW ME UQ lst Row: T. Young, C. Palmer, D. Young, A. Carlson, C. Hissam. 2nd row: Mr. Rooney, K. Whitmire, T. Parish, K. Castleberry, K. Riney, J. Paul, P. McGlinchey, D. Kuehl. Student Council 45 TE CHER' IDE YYY fl High School Aides: lst Row: S. Varuska, K. Stafford, M. Hoffman, M. Doak, S. Reid, K. Flack, D. Clark, K. Gardner. 2nd Row: S. Tockey, L. Hut- ton, S. Rudtledge, S. Roberts, M. Williams, T. Carnes, S. Firkins, G. Murphy. 3rd Row: S. Grant, K. Knoppel, A. Gomez, B. Baker, S. McDonald, G. Wathen, J. Sanchez. 4-th Row: R. Chenoweth, M. Elrod, M. Holley, T. Bell, J. Wade, D. Robinson, J. Griffin. Q Xxx ............,...... f, fl The teachers aide program has been in existence for several years and has proven to be very effective both for the teachers and the students involved. However, with the educational reforms brought about by House Bill 76 the program is being curtail- ed and is in danger of being eliminated. In order to be a teacher's aide, the student must be approved by both the teacher with whom he or she will be work- ing and Mr. Scott, who is in charge of the program. Also the student must be a junior or senior and must be passing his or her academic classes. Students receive one-half credit for one full year of aiding. Right . . . Wrong . . . Right . . . Wrong . . . Stephanie Reid assists Coach Stalcup by grading papers. -Lf-1 X if ' . , wgsia.fQsv4.f 5251124 .-er..-:E E Ofblf Cleaners - ,ts Gateway Al-N9 Supply N Tl'3Vel Sf3fl0n 221 . Fl'0nt C P k g gvx. A 1 0 999 3' mee r Aledg Tgxgg ,. .,,,. . 1 ' H293 '::: 9 . F Hw 80 West . ...A ..t. 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Hoffman, M. Doak, K. Stafford, M. LaVigne, L. Christian, M. Smith, K. Young, P. McGlinchey, S. Everett, M. Crabtree -1 ms. ze f' 2zvxwri2..'Qi23gx zwfC'5?2ggge,.af BIG 8.TALL MENS CLOTHES Clos cAMP lows: nLvn, :no E. l.ANcAs1l:n W W '--f' 4 131-3691 5:4-nn ft i roar wonrn.1lxAl une Ianr wonrn, runs nm: 5 5' Q 5 ga Q- ., is felis Automotive Parts Co. 1404 S. Main St. Weatherford, Texas 817-599-8625 W ,A . 5 . . af KEILWEWEKQSKSB y.1sse,xf was MSS, 9551253 Q s.ggQPEsf:fg W QE." Q3 as Middle School Aides 47 Working Hard 7 3 .V l A Elementary Aides: C. Gibson, D. Young, K. Riney, S. Everett, C. Hornick, S. Norman, G. Kszyminski, S. Nowak, R. Shelton, J. Brown, L. Bell, V. Ford, C. Robinson, S. Sehold "A+" Stacey Everett grades papers for Mrs. Day during aide period. waxy: gy Are things running smoothly? Keith Riney gives a lesson on how to , Af work the laminating machine. .1 ,. V A V ' ' Y W ' 'WMM--W-NM -- -'H-fs 'J-'K'-?'W""!i' Q-mesf..,.-....emi3SWk 5'5 ,ei...Wl.l'.,.s....a.,.2.y1aemw.wa.....Mm..... i , -- as ..,... ewssrai 5?I.'Zi.,..Q:.'.::m.e . ff.:.1r'Ww-........... Earl W. Green Motion Pictures Inc. Producers of: The Ghost Squadron, To Otter the World, Tale of Three Cities, Journey to Dharan, fend many othersj Currently: LeMay 441-9631 48 Elementary Aides .1-:fa 4-Q w M, , 2 , I I Uver Hlll, Over Dell - The girls' and boys' cross country track team had a good year. Their new coach was Coach Ancona and practices began early in the school year. Plagued by in- juries, the girls' team dwindled to just a few girls. However, those able to compete did well. In the district competition, Lundy Palmer finished second, Sharla Rainer was fourth, Chris Palmer was eleventh and Johnye Roa was fourteenth. Lundy and Sharla moved on to regionals where they placed twenty-second and twenty-first respectively. All in all, their team did very 50 Cross Country C.C. Races to VlCtOfy well under the circumstances, and they are looking for- ward to next year. The boys' team had a good season also. Although the competition was tough throughout the year, they stood up to it. The boys all ran very well with good times. The course they run is three miles, whereas the girls run two miles. The boys team was a new addition to the athletic program this year. Their practice and competition should help them in the years to come. .m.- Upper Left: Looking it over. F. Garcia, S. Stellar, M. Richardson, B. Fielden, J. Han- cock, S. Firkins survey the race course before they run. Upper Right: A good finish! Bill Baker finishes up the race at the district meet. Lower Left: Models or runners? .l. Ron, C. Palmer, S. Rainer, L. Palmer and A. Dunn pose for a picture before the meet. Boys' Cross Country Team: Coach Ancona, M. Richardson, J. Hancock, S. Stellar, S. Firkins, B. Fielden, C. Hornick, B. Baker, F. Garcia. Not Pictured: E. Baker, J. Schmidt. Girls, Cross Country Team: J. Lopez, C. Palmer, S. Rainer, J. Roa, L. Palmer, N. Stephens, Coach Ancona. T ,.... .... .... ..... S... , , ,.. iz .-.ima-.....v- 'ref HQ ,,., W .- f - f. 1 x Q5 ... A - ' f . M- 1 . a Make sure they are tied! Chris Palmer gets ready for a cross country run. Off to a good start! The boyis cross country team gets a good start in the district track meet. Cross Country 5 1 Top Row: Shannon Roberts, Kelly Thouvenal, Donya Kuehl, Gina Gunaca, Angie Ray, Charlotte Hornick, Julia Hernade Bottom Chris Palm Wendy Hancock, Missy Williams, Sammy Lynch, Deede Miller. X Aledo 9 9 Aledo 5 0 Aledo 1 5 1 5 Aledo 1 5 6 9 Aledo 5 1 7 6 Aledo 1 0 1 0 Aledo 1 5 1 5 52 Volleyball Al FDU Springtown Aledo 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 Aledo 5 1 5 9 FW Christian Aledo 1 5 7 1 5 1 6 2 Springtown ' edo 8 4 , -.-R 1 0 . ' Hillsboro Aled 'Q 10 5 ,,of 15 . " " H " 'i , 1 5 l- Cedar Hill . : u 1 5 1' 15 V .mag fi i I 1 5 ' ' Q' . I Lake Worth Aledo 1 5 6 1 5 5 Red Oak Aledo 0 6 4 7 Se Red Oak 6 7 Alvarado 1 5 5 1 5 Midlothian 1 5 1 4- 1 5 Hillsboro 1 5 1 5 Cedar Hill 1 5 1 5 Lake Worth 1 5 1 5 Midlothian 1 5 1 5 Alvarado 1 5 15 is Missy Williams Gina Gunaca Charlotte Hornick Kelly Thouvenal y , ,,... n Chris Palmer Angie Ray Shannon Roberts Wendy Hancock Deede Miller Sammie Lynch Donya Kuehl Volleyball 5 3 ual 1 flj CHRIS IN ACTION! Chris Palmer bumps the ball for a perfect set. QZJMASS CONFUSIONI Volleyball team returns to the floor after a time out. CSD AN EXPERT AT WORK: Coach Tolbert shows the team how to take it easy after a hard game. JV: Top: Shelly Roberts, Amy Murphy, Tammy Dunlap, Tracy Barclay, Tanya Garvey, Keitha Thouvenal. Middle: Traci Parish, Jodi McDonald Sharla Rainer, Jeanette Lee, Amy Roberts, Christi Sears. Bottom: Rhonda Justice, Gina Maples, Shelly Mouer, Cathrine Maisel, Lasinda Beal. 54 Volleyball Scores Aledo 2 2 Aledo 3 0 Aledo 2 0 Aledo 2 2 Aledo 1 3 Aledo 6 1 Castleberry 1 5 Carroll 2 ' 0 L Crowley 3 ii , Hillsboro T0 ' N Ferris 1 2 ' Cedar Hill 6 iAledo 2 1 Lake Worth 0 I Red Oak 7 Midlothian 28 Alvarado 28 Overall Record 8-2-0 Aledo 2 1 Aledo 8 Aledo 1 8 i 4. ,- .r . Y Born to Win . . . M have yy .W IW' I ,M Coach Roberts' talk hit the spot . . . . as the team breaks out for Homecoming. . Av' Varsity Football: Row 1: Rusty Brake, John Pinkston, Richie Jones, Eddie Bills, Darren Young, Johnny Paul, Ricky Hood, Buddy Smith, Eddie Horton, Dale Stockstill, Keith Riney, David Hale, Coach Stalcup. Row 2: Coach Brown, Kevin Sewell, Allen Wahlstrom, Darrin Hunter, Randy Hargrove, Bubba Ken- nemur, Matt Elrod, David Moore, Mike Elrod, Greg Wathen, Brandon Hyles, Tim Soules, Coach Fain. Row 3: Coach Duncan, Coach Lindsay, Walt Ford, Kevin Hinderman, Phillip Stavens, Greg Minter, Brad Baker, Jerry Robin- son, Curtis Hissam, Toby Watts, Brad Hamilton, Dell Young, Coach Roberts. Coach Roberts takes over from the side line . . . as the team adds extra points to their SLOTS Dell Young Perhaps one of the most impor- tant points of this yearis football team was the MBorn To Win" clinic that our football players were involved in. This program ad- ded a new outlook on everything our football players were involved in - from the educational to the athletic. Proof of this is shown in the All-District teams. Many posi- tions were held by some of our players. Those on First Team Of- fense are Tim Soules, Toby Watts, 5 Kevin Hinderman, and Dell Curtis Hissam Young. Those on First Team Defense are Toby Watts, Curtis Hissam, and Kevin Hinderman. Curtis is also the most valuable Defensive Player on the First Team. Brad Hamilton holds a posi- tion on the Second Team Defense. Honorable Mentions are held by Allen Wahlstrom, Johnny Paul, ndon reg Minter, Mike Elrod:XlQQllgMBills Ricky Hood, and Mau Erma. Ae-21:9 N105 RAN 01 Toby Watts Z Kevin Hinderman X . ,.. .. X... Walt Ford Randy Hargrove ,-.. ,. ,,.- W Hwy. 5 N. QP.0. Drawer Ky 441-9551 5 6 Varsity Football Drive-In Window Open 8 A.M. Til 7 P.M. Mon. Thru Fri. Lobby Open 9 A.M. Til 2 P.M. Mon. Thru Thurs. Fri. 9 A.M. Til 2 P.M. - 4 P.M. Til 7 P.M. X' Matt Elrod iffsffiitffir Qliigglwil gas- 21 ' if if 2 . '- A ga . i if , Nm iQ-ppl, Greg Wathen Johnny Paul Jerry Robinson C Y 3 'x David Hale Eddie Bills Keith Riney ., K , A I I r 'i .11 gi 1,133 " Q- , iii we . sl. Li'i rx ,A Allen Wahlstrom Darrin Hunter Brad Baker J A - , - WNW we Q ' M ff ' ' 'Q i 452 A f 4 , E 'fin ,sl ,wa 5 113 Q ,N . W., ,Q if . 1, 4 , fx-, Z , A me gi to ,,wfQ,wa2r-1 .w x ff V In in If 'Z' v A A L rx A. . rw - . A 'Wt . is 1 V Jfwwwfffgfww XM N Fwgwf-Q 33214 H .2 2 WJ-1 V. 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BOX 395 701 FARM ROAD 5 N ALEDO. TEXAS 76008 ALEDO REAL ESTATE PO BOX 395 701 FARM ROAD 5 N ALEDO Tfxas 76008 441-9506 MJIIEUIWVFRSWAFRANW will l 441 -9506 60 Football Bearcat in Action Coach Roberts calls time out. Coach Stalcup talks as the team takes a rest! ..v J ' if Kevin Hinderman punts as a final effort to keep the opponents from Teammates block as Kevin Hinderman runs with the hall. scoring . K 1 , ,. ww-,W-A ,ff.fezw.:,z3g5g:ig1f.gef.g:41mv: fff.e1:w:ffg45i,g -siff Less: 4.4 ff if my ff' wil: 2 T - 'U 1 .1 -s 'A iv.. .f es' 1' I ' fi' 'f' ' 1+434512221'SSS:ssifsssimqgiggzfifgwisy imggjgffigleaqgnjH?ggiag,,,,zkWi.yM5.+,sx5gg1gQE',gQ,geg1'Lw..t- 5- . - Q-fe, , v 554' fs -aww, ig gi f 13? ii , 2 M J- V fi f w,-.mfwQ,eew.ef,rfz,,.-if--zu-,rieff:,QNQ.fmA-saw,,Wgsigg H A M so H' if W X ' Merchants and Farmers State Bank l Neighbors Serving Neighbors for over 65 years 102 N. Main, Weatherford Football 61 594-8721 Metro 441 -8284 Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo .,4.:m, ,. B Castleherry 8 Carroll 1 4- Crowley 1 4 Hillsboro 2 1 Ferris 6 Cedar Hill Red Oak 6 Midlothian 2 1 Alvarado Overall Record 4-2-2 Junior arsity C f B' il aaiia "io ay V , T fi ' l f , 6 1 ' A i o.' L' fi' Q A 'A A 21 if y i a'i A V 5 y , Q 7 ,r ' f,, ,f If y A f . If ,. l' 3 : a A' A s S9 lll N 23 .W,, ,J I 6 'Q A y can A ' R ' , Q il fa lqiem k , J , K 6 xv yy ik J 1 6 is 215 ' 'fi " M' JV Football Team: Row 1: Roy Bills, Aly Gomez, Keith McBrayer, Chris Steed, Mac Bennett, Jim Wood, Sean Thomas, Allen Grissom. Row 2: James Paul, Matt Dehniseh, Jimmy Don Brown, Lance Barclay, Eddie Rodriguez, Stacey Burdette, Carl Crenshaw, John Nor- ris, Bubba Steed. Row 3: Shane Binion, John Reimann, Parnell McGlinchey, Kevin Windsor, Tony Kang. Junior Varsity - always in the middle of things. WE ESQ M wmmfef, ,,, . L ,5 'Qu-M , me n N7 Dale Nlcholos Marble W he Emi ummm "" H K "WAC TRUCKS STEVE' TUIEKN QW Kblclemobdlle 0 Buick 0 Pomlac U G.M!.K?. WEATHERFORD'S oNLv Aumonnzzn GM DEALER PIO. Box We Service All GMCars Aledo, Texas G liligglsrgnllline 817-441-8970 1305 F.. wmh Hwy, 599-7381 441-7533 62 Ir. Varsity Football Freshman Team 2 3: gm ,D it , , ,Q 1 gfeaffat .. Freshman Football Team: Row 1: Keith Freeman, John Wright, David Bagwell, Randy Brown, Rick Andrews, Steven Kirkwood, Cole Grisel, Michael McBrayer, Zan McGlinchey. Row 2: Ronald Walker, Jesse Brewer, Rusty Bush, Dewey Ames, Perry Coleman, Todd Firkins, Steve Mar- shall, John Goforth, Maurilio Regino, Craig Dempsey, Ricky Kubicek. Row 3: Steacy Taliaferro, Scott Dollar, Spencer Hissam, Michael Coupland, Kevin Whitmire, Michael Densmore, Jason Robinson, Rickey Box, Lee Walls, Erick Baack. Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo 0 0 6 8 6 15 6 12 Castleberry Carroll Crowley Hillsboro Cedar Hill Lake Worth Midlothian Alvarado Overall: 2-5-1 26 22 6 37 10 0 14 6 The Freshman football team was coached by two new coaches to Aledo this year, Coach Duncan and Coach Lindsay. The freshmen re- mained scoreless in their first two games against Castleberry and Crowley. However, by the third game with Carroll the defense began to move. Running back Ricky Box scored the touchdown in the Car- roll game on a blocked punt and the Bearcats tied the game. In the Hillsboro game Steve Marshall scored on a 34 yard pass from McClin- chey and Lee Walls ran for the two point conversion: however, the freshmen still lost the game. When the Bearcats played Cedar Hill, it was Perry Coleman's night as he scored on a 17 yard pass from McG1inchey. Again the freshmen were defeated. The next Friday night found the Bearcats facing the Lake Worth Bullfrogs, and they came away with their first victory of the season. Box, Robinson, and Marshall scored the three touchdowns with Marshall kicking the extra point. The freshman team was defeated by Midlothian, but Box managed a touchdown on a 26 yard pass from McClinchey. The final game of the season against Alvarado brought a big win for the freshman Bearcats. Box scored the first TD on a 1 yard run and with the game tied, Kevin Whitmire scored on a 5 yard run to win the game. Although the freshmen had a losing record, they gained valuable experience both on and off the field. Season statistics found Ricky Box scoring 4- TDs, Zan McGlinchey threw 4 TD passes Y 2 to Steve Mar- shall, 1 to Box and 1 to Perry Coleman, Kevin Whitmire scored one TD. Jason Robinson and Lee Walls scored 2 point conversions and Steve Marshall kicked an extra point. Although all the scoring was done by just a few, the boys functioned well as a team. , , 'Q----gqfa'a w2 1 H M 'H -fass1sa.smas7 5mfssse",' W :,. 0a'.twsfea"'M.,,..-'----..1,:w-.m-s-afastat-smaeQ.f..fs Roy E. Ray, Ins. 705 Hwy. 5N Aledo, Texas 441-9053 9th Football 63 Eighth Grade .4ik.!1u . , , gggmgm A-I Row 1: Steve Milton, Michael Ames, Bryan Bragan, Duane Tockey, Rob Anderson, ,lim Ingram, Chris Jordan, Duane Baxter, Allen Cain., Ismael Regino, Brent Beasely, Mike Vakula. Row 2: Tim Huddleston, Mike Roberts, Craig Boutwell, Chris Jones, Bill Ray, Sean Pugh, John Nolte, Mike Creighton, Corey Colley, Donald Pointer, James Williams, Russell Wilkins. Row 3: Lance Eason, Todd Semple, Chris Shaw, Brian Scott, Roc Gunaca, Rolando Rendon, Chuck Bush, Matt Griffith, Brian Ainsworth, Randy Smelley, Preston Miller, Paul Jordan, John Wells. Row 4-: Heath Frazier, J. D. Cupps, Sol Konthack, Joe Derdeman, Kevin Glass, Matt Reimann, Clay McKenzie, Eric Sanchez, Larry Schmidt, Chris Ferrell. Go! Fight! Win! The seventh and eighth grade teams were coached by Coach Mathison and Coach Heckers respectively. This was both coaches' first year at Aledo, and they did an ex- ceptional job working with the teams. The seventh grade team had a losing season, however, they used this as a chance to learn and build a team for next year. The eighth grade team had a winning season with four wins and three losses. The season got off to an ex- citing start with a 28 to 22 victory over Crowley and finished with back to back victories over Alvarado and Lake Worth. The eighth grade team improved throughout the season and is looking forward to a suc- cessful season next year as big FRESHMEN! Coach Mathison and Coach Heckers "" 7'i5?WWf?L"'?'t'2Y'i"'m"r""'C'-f-1-1....r.1r:"A--i-M543-Ef...Q1.L..'f"Tf" JW ? I F' '--f 'WST-if'2+"fM'?"4?Wf1":T:f0'M5"'1""""i" 'V""'5"1'-1-"""" 'ii-W5 .. - 'W We ' i'i7'ff"'f 15 an M- - -sf fi' as f ' W""3' 11's "" Lfnm? - W f yn Q- -as V- Ye. . .s..---sf-A-we M- f f sw s m, Me w--we wg 5, a g 9 ,fs 3 3 Q 'Q' 3 Q, 3 W cj' .. -1 ff ' 1-M exam-1-ss,-mmm W . were-TL srfcgasf' "W7'i2f. . 5 1-A' - f -'ffl-fs-lf ffm .--mm'Ws??www.-:'s:a'z1mw-----T-W,,--Q-?3:...,. .swiss-W . .. ,, ,WWMWL --mw-me.-.:- , -,--:M-Wee""' - sf Century 21 Jim Duncan 137 E. Hwy. 80 West Willow Park "Serving Aledo - Willow Park Areas" Business 18171441-75751599-7611 Residence 1817i 834-3665 64 8th Football Seventh Grade 'Jihad' .fa sw yfvlllfgl J, a Jr, High Bearcats working on a victory. Jr. High Football players participate in pep rally. Row 1: Chad Marlow, Courtney Pennington, Matt Jackson, Brandon Ross, Paul Robinson, Kyle Brauner, Forest Martin, Steven Kilough, Paul Allen. Row 2: Corey Pennington, Steve Horton, Kevin Carlson, Mark Eveans, Jay Ruebel, Travis Wood, Robert Harra, Case Hudson, Robert Box. Row 3: Cary Waldrup, Brian Tockett, Noe McKenzie, Ricky Lewis, John Nykaza, Donald Greeson., Tim Burt, Darryl Mclindree, Sean Stefanik. Row 4: Ritchie Craig, Shailar Brown, David Gonzales, Marcus Robinson, Clayton Sustala, Brian Tackett, Robby Wrinkle. 5 ' fi if xx ' ' A. ' VWUJ il m f iliurat Mantua Qllgurrh df V 511 W A ff ' Po. Box 36 Aledo. Texas 76008 7 th Football 6 5 asketball Lady Cats Accept Challen es The varsity girls team faced a challenging season this year by play- ing excellent teams with more ex- perience and older players. The team had only five senior players, but they always worked to the best of their ability. Athletics was first period, to the dismay and amazement of all the players. That meant early practices at 7:15 and going to every class after first tired and weak. Yet, throughout grueling workouts, sprints, and some disheartening losses the girls' spirit never died. Every victory was fought hard and won with pride. The Lady Cats this year had speed, charm and a dazzling ability to win over the crowd in seconds. The final game of the year proved to be the heartbreaker. After being down once by ten, the tear fought back to within two points bu then lost to Cedar Hill. The senior had a season to reflect back on, bu the juniors and three sophomores hai seasons of the future to look forwari to. Things in the next coming season look like they will just get better ant better for the Lady Cats. S. Lynch., S. Rainer, M. Dunn, J. Marsden, A. Ray, D. Kuehl, T. Young, E. Palmer, R. Ham, S. Reid, M. Koldin OVERALL RECORD l l-15 Aledo Brewer Aledu Graham Albdll Crowley Aledo Grandview Aledo Joshua Aledo Red Oak Aledo Ferris Aledo Caatleberry Aledo Boswell Aledo Red Oak Aledo Crowley Aledo Godley Aledo Midlothian Aledo Lake Dallas 66 Basketball - Varsity Girls G au.: J , . "iff 1 '- R l '-'7.1'if- , 'V 4' , 'E .3f.', ,: ' 'I-1.2 sg- '. ' Aledo 55 Bridgeport 68 Aledo Alvarado Aledo Cedar Hill Aledo Hillsboro Aledo Lake Worth Aledo Ferria Aledo Red Oak Aledo Midlothian Aledo Alvarado Aledo Hillsboro Aledo Lake Worth Aledo Cedar Hill Missy Dunn Ellen Palmer Rhonda Ham Stephanie Reid Marion Koldln Angle Ray Tia Young Sharla Rainer Donya Kuehl Jennifer Marsden Sammie Lynch Careful on the line! Angie Ray shoots a freethrow dur- ing the varsity game as the other players prepare to rebound. The higher the better. Tia Young outreaches a Crowley player for a jump hall during a home basket- ball game. Basketball - Varsity Girls 67 . . Girls Being the Best They Can Be The Junior Varsity girls had a winning season with only two defeats. For the entire first half of the season they were undefeated. The first loss came to Midlothian in a one point upset. Yet, the rest of the season was marked iwth wins some large and some small. The team finished in a tie for first in the district. fy l They also shared the same workout time with varsity. Scrimmaging and practicing along with varsity helped the players gain confidence and knowledge that will help them later. They hope to have another winning season next year. 1 1 QSWW 1 5 ' .M ,W Q 2 ' fl First Row: A. Dunn, A. Carlson, D. Brookshire, C. Patton, W. Hancock, D. Miller Second Row: K. Garrett, L. Palmer, T. Bell, S. Ross, C. Palmer, Coach Walker. ,lump high! Lundy Palmer takes a jump shot in a game'as the op- ponents contest the shot. 68 Basketball - .IV Girls OVERALL RECORD 18-2 Aledo 7 O Brewer 5 4 Aledo 3 4 Graham 1 6 Aledo 6 7 Crowley 4 6 Aledo 59 Ft. Worth 36 Christian Aledo 4 7 Bowie 4- 1 Aledo 6 3 ,N . efiis 5 Aiea., 70 , iaac ' ,Bea 31. Aledo 42 f' 7 ,ynf , Midgqfitfag 41 Aledo 4 7 N A 3 7 Aiea., 553 ggtivmgqyg, 37 Medo ' 22 A1640 47 33 A1840 55 23 Aledo 39 40 Aledo 45 i5l31?i3ff5ii'E57ifiiidge 28 Aledo 26 Graham 38 Aledo 5 4 Alvarado 4 5 Aledo 39 Hillsboro 32 Aledo 7 5 Lake Worth 2 4 Aledo 5 7 Cedar Hill 2 3 Freshman Girls Enjoy a Winning Season 1st Row: A. Horton, C. Sears, H. Riney, N. Peterson, K. Castleberry, T. Parish, L. Beal, S. Thompson 2nd Row: D. McGinnis, A. Gibson, K. Thouvenal, T. Garvey, T. Barclay, .l. Jones, K. Jarvis, J. Burkett, K. Noonkester, Coach Walker Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo OVERALL RECORD 11-5 71 30 45 37 35 39 41 .. J f 57, 44? -15. mi . 34, 30 51 46 45 -4:4-. .X , Brewer Graham Crowley Mansfield iiii V. llJfi.l!liBBhfp Rsf1fQfik iiif Mfdlofhwni ,,, 7 .- .,- f..-,Q . iilvarado Lake Worth Cedar Hill Concentration is the key. Traci Parish carefully inbounds the ball during a freshman basketball game at Lake Worth. 6 The freshman girls, basketball team enjoyed a winn- ing season this year. From effortless wins to hard fought victories, the team never lost its excellent form. Throughout the year, the girls played tough, forcing their opponents to work extra hard. This team promises to bring exciting surprises in the years to come at Aledo. Basketball f Freshman Girls 69 Varsity Boys Strive for ictor The varsity boys basketball team had an exciting and winning season. Although basketball is a sport usually left in the shadow of Aledo football, the team proved what could be done this year in an all-out effort season: Consisting of only six players, this close band of team- mates and friends went through an almost flawless year of play. They just barely missed reaching the playoffs. Once the team began winning, there was no stopping the fans. Every home game brought a crowded humm- ing gym that literally exploded with the teams every move. A high point in the season came in a home game against Ferris. When the Ferris team tied the game with seconds to go, Kevin Hinderman brought the ball down the floor and shot from well beyond the free throw line. When the shot went in, the fans burst onto the floor screaming, cheering, and raising players on their shoulders like a scene from a movie. The team rallied to several last minute victories. In a dramatic finish in the last regular season game, the team held onto a tie and then won in overtime against Red Oak. The playoffs hopes soared and fell throughout the season, but the team did, not make it. However, the var- sity team had one of the best seasons in several years and their exciting season provided all the drama and thrills that basketball could possibly offer. A ledo A ledo A ledo A ledo A ledo A ledo Aledo A ledo A ledo A ledo A ledo A ledo A ledo A ledo A ledo A ledo A ledo A ledo A Iedo A ledo A ledo A ledo A ledo A ledo A ledo A Iedo A Iedo Aledo Aledo Aledo OVRALL RECORD 15- 1 S 59 Kennedale 41 Everman 48 Northland Christian 49 Dallas Christian 60 Fort Worth Christian 55 Castleberry 31 Corsicana 39 Ennis 53 ,af jiiiif xv 66 43555 jz,Qg5motuif?1pff sk gqgfligtv- MLnI56D5'113s , gk . A Gi-ha- Za ,stag 5, to 1 f' miwley it .scsi iliitiiiixaffi s. ga .Vi a l 7 359-5 ..i, A 47 2:5 -'ii . so if Q 63 Red Oak 53 Midlothian 73 Alvarado 53 Cedar Hill 75 Hillsboro 65 Lake Worth 54 Cedar Hill 54 Ferris 71 Red Oak Coach Duncan, K. Hinderman, P. Stavens, T. Duncan, B. Waldrup, S. Everett, M. Holley, Coach Ancona '10 Basketball Y Varsity Boys 1 if KJ tif Kevin Hinderman Phillip Stavens Mike Holley Stacey Everett Bill Waldrup Todd Duncan Karate kick in basketball? Lake Worth team members guard Aledo members as Philip Stavens sets up for a shot. Is practice out of control? During a varsity basketball workout, Todd Duncan hangs on the rim as other players gain valuable tips from Coach Duncan, Basketball - Varsity Boys 71 J.V. Boys Hoop It f X QM WJ R, Bills, R. Shelton, S. Nowak, J. Woods, M. Ceddie, P. MeGlinehey, J. Tremblay, Coach Duncan The Junior varsity boys, team, consisting of juniors and sophomores had an excellent season. Some early losses slowed the team down a little, but they held on to have a strong finish at the end of the season. The .l.V. team work- ed out along with the varsity team the last period of every day as well as after school. They all worked hard and with their excellent ballhandling skills, rebounding, and shooting ability, they ended up with a fine season and a good record. 72 Basketball Y JV Boys Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo 441 . -an-1 OVERALL RECORD 1 4-1 0 88 Kennedale 34 Everman 58 Boyd 5 1 Springtown 48 Castleberry 4 7 gm, .aiiligswell 52 A 4 ,lla 60 Q gffllgkiga qi Vgix fi Q !,lf+rigitj3.,Vfglky L 5 1 ,i ' ia Q ,. 'Cf0iQfley Q Nl gs if A 67 w e s th 63 ,Q -.-., al 7 2 Red Oak 4-9 Midlothian 50 Alvarado 7 1 Hillsboro 59 Lake Worth 52 Ferris 7 2 Red Oak Who's higher? Scott Nowak tips the ball to his teammates L Freshman Boys: Working Harder, Doing ore Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo So 25 OVERALL RECORD 7- 47 Kennedale 36 Everman 52 Springtown 30 Boyd 40 Afgv Y M Qagggleberry 30 4515? 9'sA L iKfllS'f.f2. bror n' 35aii51E25?W5t f Ttiriifviiefigtv as a A -my ,, 1 a3f1f5,yilx? Y in 5 N. 35 I ,X. fa ij ' 1 , wt Sig f KHGXES, MASQ' 57 50 32 48 55 44 36 4-4 .N j I .Mei W xtifw' is Ev: H11lSll0F0v itiekiiifhifliittf 'brth oak Midlothian Alvarado Hillsboro Lake Worth Cedar Hill Red Oak The freshman boys' team had a good year. Every game won was fought hard, and every victory was a milestone in their tough district. The boys played hard and worked hard throughout the year. Every morning, throughout the cold winter, they brought themselves into the cramped, old rock gym by the elementary. Getting good shots and striv- ing to win helped the boys have a confident season which can only get better as they get older. Watch the ball! All eyes look up as Steve Marshall shoots the ball during a Lake Worth game. lst Row: J. Hancock, T. Roden, K. Freeman, Z. McGlinchey, C. Hornick, R. Mitchell, M. Richardson 2nd Row: R. Brown, J. Brewer, J. Dixon, J. Robinson, E. Baack, D. Ames, S. Marshall, J. Coforth, Coach Lindsay. Basketball f Freshman Boys 73 Sth rade Ba k tball The 8th grade boys played a tough year of basketball. The teams were hard., yet the boys never lost their spirit or persistence to win. Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Overall Record 4-9 19 Mansfield 34 fffly fgaxside acyl? 63? iaskuhmt , ,WH fy 5-.swag . W 'ffgfiaqlf . WHS ffgfi iles , We Q5 ro fa '35 A X P f A . A - 'f- X 28 " ' illsboro 2 3 Lake Worth The 8th grade girls played an ex- cellent year of basketball. Their season had many impressive victories. Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Overall Record 10-1 35 Castleberry 29 Joswlaigua asdjgiixciigfijl - Tour. Qafswfwa . 251-if J 2523 ' " . ' I.: t W 74 Basketball - 8th Grade lst Row: R. Wilkings, M. Griffith, R. Anderson, S. Milton, M. Creighton, B. Grogan, C. Jones C. Jordan 2nd Row: C. McKenzie, D. Baxter, E. Sanchez, S. Kanthack, J. Derderian, D. Tockey: B. Ray, T. Semple el 23 Efifr lst Row: T. Cochran, L. Blue, T. Brown, P. Butler, C. Wills, C. Towles, S. Sandes, D. House, K. Heuring 2nd Row: M. Marshall, J. Thompson, K. Haney, C. Jones, J. Camargo, S Spain, T. Moore 3rd Row: T. Dennington, L. Cox, P. Brown, L. Smart, S. Rainer, K. Kiper, M. Matarese 4-th Row: S Gordy, H. Brown, H. Childs, R. Ham, D. Ray, J Warlick, M. Ballinger Sth Row: R. Castleshouldt, C. Garcia, P. Rodriques, A. Armer. lst row: J. Ruebel, M. Evans, K Brawner, D. Gonzales, J. Griffith, T. Burt, S. Blair, D. McEn- dree 2nd Row: K. Carlson, R. Lewis, S. Sustala, J. Nykaza, M. Robinson, S. Brown, R. Wrinkle, C. Waldrup, C. Berry, T. Wood, M. Jackson. Not Pictured: L. Stephens. lst Row: S. Moore, N. Walker 2nd Row: A. Segars, C. Joyner, L. Hale, H. Harriman, A. Tuller 3rd Row: J. Soules, L. Menzies, M. Primera, C. Littlejohn, K. Burdette, W. Burkholer 4th Row: B. Team Y B. Sweetland, D. Jackson, H. Clark, A. Wiley, A. Matarese, J. Ingram, D. Ford Sth Row: C. Stemson, S. Davis, A. Jarvis 6th Row: Mgrs.: T. Swor, P. Duggan, K. Holder. 7th rade Basketball citing season. Although the team was young and somewhat inexperienced, they managed to win several games. This team has a promising future together. Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Overall Record 3-11 2 Mansfield 16 ,Wayside 1 Z ya-s,J'os1'I:uajfVe g. fx f aq ' if A ,Q QQ, f ef f as---,, y..g fl N ESQ... . , am s . sg, X, Q f 1u 'qssgz 52,2 W 12 16 16 7 Hamm- E I Hillsboro Lake Worth 28 30 36 11 42 14- 47 38 6 28 24 32 48 24 The 7th grade girls' team had a good year. Through hard work and practice, they won many games and played well together. Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Aledo Overall Record 8-2 N'B11i?le5goli'ti5fQv Eour. 3515551 3 xggdigiii' ffl' si . af A2 ,Mr o ian Q J, Mfggfa as-. Q af. dl . f . .QV ,, . , . - , --:tim . 'M .. . eeaa zaas 1 'f 2. nas- ad x gg ,X Basketball - 25 14- 14 15 30 17 7 12 13 15 7th Grade 75 Basketball Candids Upper right: Fast breaks pay off. Jim Wood lets a shot off during an Aledo fast break. Upper left: Keep your eye on the ball. Angie Dunn watches anxiously after shooting a jump shot. Middle left: Defense! The varsity boys' team sets up their defense during a home game. Middle right: Get up high. Angie Ray wins a jump ball during the varsity game. Lower left: Up for the dunk. Bill Waldrup gets up high to make the basket in a varsity ballgame. Lower right: Perfect form. Traci Bell lets go of a perfect free-throw during a JV basketball game. 76 Basketball Candids laik N30 iQ v ,wma i A ,y my :Sv ' k - .uw ,W ' K ' -Hf:mQl,..wf" .,,111f"f f H -. 'f A f 'eil . '- ,iaseeii-Q ww, A 'sig . A- ' K ' . ' .S Q, 4 ,ik I I .5I 1,L7i1.i W Yii ' , Qu y ,I - 2, -1 , ajlbz ' "" Y' Q f P q mi? Y -' -- , , -:gf ":gf:'Q12!?!2i'122221 W x f 22' "M ' ' .mm-, f I 1 ' i4f'f'f'Q- iZ141'i"li' Y' Q ' J H' ' ' S932 - W ' A ' Q : N - H1 E L ' i . Y 5 . - "219is1,4i"A"L'f1!21''. , ng , ,rr . . , .. . , ff, - ,,,. , A , J ,, , .,,L: WA g M: ,, J Q .3- r ,,,,.,+A E g , J i I LL. ..-,...v-W" . ,,J..,...w , i 5 wig: . ' M, ,M ,. My A , - o X. s . ,nf ' :f, , WM" f X. , Afffff'LifI',l 5 5 x g W -W 5 .M f"-f'Hhf:1iQ xxx if v--K., - - , V .-M., A -..W MI, t x 5 x Sfffni 1' Faygorites cream:nmw:.:xw4rwvzw:zmzms,fsfsxM .W z.Q.,zM.a,w1, . V ,V . msn.. w wwf 'E ii ' ,A T KD' Sfya, fx 9H?'iZmf5s"ai tl 3!Z5ii31PM?E.5iW5Y."..1.. Y QW' 5 :4 FW 5.2 3? as Q. 4 N X. A. 81, W Mm 1 up f gtask 1- Q QA EiXUyH!a WXYJWFISSX ?b2'i"'4'2S: umiwe S51 'ZW n Q -ff, 4 r U, ,V ,X 1 ff . kggwii 1 -Vai 31. 252 , , ' aw :9f2'l:-gg 1 HOMECOMING QUEEN Ellen Palmer i Ellen Palmer is a senior in high school. She has been Drillteam. She is currently lieutenant. She is active in a cheerleader two of her high school years and the other such sports as basketball and track. Congratulations! two she has been a member of the Aledo Highsteppers 84 Homecoming Queen PRINCESSES Father kno 5 hes!! Ellen Palm poses for Area photographers ' h 1983 s Homecom'ng ueen and their fathe s. Michel Ingram Angie Dunn Angie Ray QHomecoming Prin Michelle LaVigne Donya Kuehl Traci Parish Banda Creswell Best and Most BEST ALL ROUND Stephanie Reid Toby Watts MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Amanda Carlson Dell Young MOST WITTY Tim Exman Chris Palmer MOST IRRESISTABLE Angie Dunn Jon Henderson Best and Most H I Q I K X li: W W is is 2 if ff A X i we v, N xi? is . , ,,, xL1Ll, S L +L Fl 4.1. s K .4 9 , mm, is e x - , , 5 'M ,A ,,,K W ' ' ii3Z53gg:,':,E Liu, ...J E S. 2 nil 5, MOST SPIRITED Stephanie Reid Curtis Hissam MOST FRIENDLY Ronnie Wilkins Johnny Paul BEST DRESSED Michel Ingram Bob Brown iv MOST SHY Walt Ford Melissa Crabtree Outstanding Students Business Kelly Thouvenel Computers Stacey Everett 2 f' S1 fi it xx vniilliixxfn N 4' 'sf , A Qt' English David Moore ,,,. ,,, X 'M -' " Science Sharon McDonald Social Studies Mary Norris nmfw. Math Dahna Clark David Moore Spanish Elizabeth Belt Outstanding S d 89 Band Derie Weiss Choir Jamie Deel Debbie Jordan 900 dgsd Hard Work Pays Off if f V0-As Tim Soules 2 153 Art Erie Baker Bill Baker Not Pictured Athletics Chris Palmer Toby Watts , x ' ii: K 1 li Drafting Brad Hamilton Home Economics Dahna Clark Johnny Paul uv' I f-"Qi 1 X -457' XT7' .,,44 Lx XX0 O xi? Q L 7 1 Wg, 3 ,- 5? ,, K ' 'yn ,rf ' 1 . l Q, . z . X if + 4 all 'rf W , , 4 W 'fi 59 2 K. , fx , ,I Z1 W V A ,, 5: J. 1 M , ffl U 1 X , ' ? rr R Al' X I ii W , - 5 V.V. 372 .1 In , . V ' f l I ' , 4 Q e ' v 1 " , 5 Q 'J- :1 ,"h Qm' , n ' , Q' 2 , Ia -1i3 v3?21. jf 2 f A A 4' i , 1. 5 2 I d iv. 5, W. kN I , ,. , V Q, 1 V7 U, K Ax L 1 I W - - y, We at 1 G - z t , - ,ng QP W Q 'S ,Q gg , 35 ig, 6 sr 95 Qs, is 4 wg 5- 3: fszf5wsK92NwE5WN'4LrIf2f' gfwsfwfff-7I-Mwst V. I, A g , , 'Q ff A we This is Mr. James Warlickis first year as superintendent of the Aledo ISD. He has had a wide background of education. The colleges he at- tended were: NTSU graduating with a BS in scienceg Southwest State graduating with a Master of Education Certificate and a Prin- ' cipal's Certificate, Tarleton State 'f--f University graduating with a superintendentis certificate. Before coming to Aledo, he spent 3 years at Arlington, 1 year at Gatesville, 2 years at Luling, 4 years at Clifton, 1 year at Santo, and 4 years at Midland. Among some of his special in- terests are hunting, fishing, watch- ing athletic programs, and collec- ting ducks. Mr. Warlick has worked hard so far to maintain high standards for 'r-' Aledo schools and hopes to con- tinue doing so. . f- rs if ,ztss-.-,same ,ls fp 211-f f I ,,WV Q K " 'NM ,Q K , 41, 2 +V . f - : ,-ff. f Q ,A ,,,f,-.,- fa A ., . t I t f w'M'77v ,ft ' L+ , 1 'Q-My Work or play? Mr. Warlick is caught taking a hrief rest from the demanding work of being superintendent. 9 2 Superintendent 2 What a car! Mr. Warlick takes time for a pic- ture before leaving on one of the many trips connected with his joh. E Q .,,.. mg5.2,g,Qgg,Qvffg::.sgq2mw:fga,.112s.s,,2sf-W -- , H.. ,N,W,..-gm?,.f,E:i..,....mf,...WK,asses X., Q, .13 6 N A ,, i 5 X .tg A, 2 . .AH S ' ., Le' Q . 5 el gf.. ,la 55, ,fs H. fn, ,gf Q. 4. ,, 3 1, 1 , , ,.. .. ,. . , W .. -. sm.. sqm W is X M.. fs 1 K 7' W. 4 Q w Q ga 72,5 13: as vs? 215 w . fi?M"1 is lififgjsifai .. .W ,g,..,,, 1, if ...-,W as wt. . .1 ,fs VV.. . fvffetwf:,sys.fssQ :H'f271ff?2f225'ffisflafxsf weft. fflf P . . 1 Deane Glenn has been working at Aledo for twenty-nine years. For twenty-five of those years, he has served as the principal of the high school. Before becoming principal, he taught mathematics. Incorporating a high standard for the students at Aledo has been a goal that Mr. Glenn has accomplished with pride, as well as keeping open lines of communication between faculty and students and maintaining high levels of academic excellence. Mr. Glenn received his Bachelor's Degree from Texas Weslysan, and he completed his work for a Master's Degree at Texas Christian University and North Texas State University. Vice-Principal James Scott began his teaching career at Aledo in 1976 as a history teacher and coach. In 1983 Mr. Scott became the first vice-principal at Aledo. He says that he enjoys his work very much and that his favorite part is working with the faculty and student body. Mr. Scott completed his BS degree at East Texas State University and his Master's of Education Administration and Mid-level Management at Texas Christian University. Counselor This is Linda Hoffer,s first year at Aledo. She is the counselor for Grades K-12. She feels that this is a very large undertaking but that it is well-worth her time. Mrs. Hoffer brings a great deal of en- thusiasm and a fresh ap- proach to the counseling position. Mrs. Hoffer has a B.A. in French and English from TCU and a M.Ed. in Ed. Psychology from UT at Austin. H.S. Administration 93 , I ,Q A, ,XG if ,J 1 ' Q s a 5 A- 5 f Eg 'Eg 16 it X Stubblefield, D. J. - Secretary to the Principal, Brantley- Draughon Business School Ancona, Lee - Health, FOM, Cross Country, Basketball, North Texas State University Anderson, Kevin - All-level Band, Texas Christian University Bradford, Phil - Vo-Ag II and III. General Agricultural Mechanics, Texas A8lM University Bradley, Brenda - English II and IV, UIL, Literary Club, Troy State University, Troy, Alabama Brown, Charles - Science, Foot- ball, Baseball, University of Texas at El Paso Cowser, Charlotte - Trig- onometry, Elementary Analysis, Geometry, Computer Literacy, Drill Team, UIL - Math, Texas Wesleyan College DeShazo, ,lack Vo-Ag I and II, Co- Op, Texas ASIM University Duncan, James - American History, World History, Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, University of Texas at Arlington Fain, Warren - American History, Football, Track, Nor- theastern State University Fitzhugh, Kathleen - English III, Pre-Algebra, UIL - Ready Writing, Spelling, Tarleton State University Gifford, Lauri - English I, Asst. Yearbook Advisor., UIL - Jour- nalism, University of Texas at Austin, North Texas State University 94 H. S. Faculty 3 f .lik!f'?i16ff'ls"fe ff? 5" is '9-' J' ,Q ! f we 1 4- W , 4' 1 5 fn I ,' R, wh 'I gk .j. 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Choir, Drill Team, Baylor University Lindsey, David - English II, Football, Basketball, Track, Midwestern State University Moore, Cynthia - Chemistry, Physics, Physical Science, UIL - Science, Southeastern State - Oklahoma, University of Texas at Arlington Reagan, Ann - Consumer Home Economics, Junior Class, FHA, North Texas State University, M.A. from Texas Woman's University Rooney, John - Government, Economics, World Geography, AA - Weatherford College, B.S. - McMurray College, M.E.D. - Texas Christian University Rowe, Sheryl - Jr. H. and H.S. Librarian, Yearbook Advisor, Tarleton State University, Texas Woman,s University Scott, Betty - Business fTyping I and II, Accountingj, Junior Class, FBLA, Midwestern University Seaman, Bobbie - Spanish I and II, Midwestern University and Texas Woman"s University Smiley, Barbara - H.S. Resource, University of North Carolina Swinney, Daryl - Girls' Athletics, Midwestern University H.S. Faculty 95 Walker, David - American History, P.E., Girls' Basketball - Freshman and ,l.V., Jr, H. Trackg Tarleton State University Barclay, Lana - H.S. Resource Aideg Oklahoma State University Not Pictured: Andrews, Gloria - Art and Drafting, North Texas State University Dudek, Paula - Biology, Cheerleader, UIL - Scienceg Bluffton College, Bluffton, Ohio, Texas Woman's University Roberts, John - Athletic Directorg Head Football Coach, Texas Tech University Stalcup, Charles - PE., General Business, Consumer Math, Football, Track, Central State University, Ed- mond, Oklahoma Tolbert, Beale - Athletics, P.E., Volleyball, Texas Tech University ,Q XT, YXBX IL x W , WWA. 5? X . Upper Left: Lee Ancona - no just Lee Cassonova! Coach Ancona works on class preparations. Upper Right: Mr. Hayes gives that familiar look! Mr. Hayes is caught in action teaching his algebra class. Lower Right: The Hulk! Mr. Scott aims high! 96 HS. Faculty 1 -vw vid. ll , . N W , as ls. Q N fu vat' ,H 'E - 'igx fi 53' . 2 T39 X W s 'T 'vv- Hffk ,,., ,gwm ' -L -. 11 wm a, ,E is .,.. z.1a 4M?..MML, 'f1's'?'ffuH21-Wi"N .... fftmw.. WWW Q. ... W, m mm. an , , - aessfm.,..Qwwwwwws.. -'?If'?flf2ww1'M-'-ct'WHwwfas1v ,'- W1 ,M., f- .- - - f-vwr:'- upper leftj Hugging a Bearcat? Greg Wathen poses with Lisa Hutton, Aledo mascot. lower leftj Hey Matt, Looks good! Matt Elrod helps the cheerleaders out by drawing the school mascot on a megaphone. rightj "Look at that groupln Seniors goof off between classes. ummm-...... L ' Xwuqssz You finally made it! You were a real life, honest-to- goodness, big, bad senior. College always seemed so far off, but believe it or not, this was it - graduation year. Freshman thoughts of, MI hope my hair stays curled at least until lunch," or "I hope I don't get lost," changed in four short years to HI hope we have a senior skip day soonf, and MSO what if I'm a slobg I'm a senior!" Privileges came with seniority. Instead of looming in the distance, senior prom and other Hsenior only" activities suddenly became reality. Events became sentimental: it was your last Homecoming, your last football game, your last pep rally at Aledo. Thoughts turned to life after high school, and plans and decisions were made. Graduation came and high school came to a close. The class of 1985 made its mark at Aledo, as well as friendships and memories that will last a lifetime. Most importantly you learned that graduation was not only an end, but a beginning! Seniors 97 Baker, Brad -- Football, Golf 11-41, FCA 11-31, FBLA 13-41, Basketball 111 Beene, Russell -f-- Vo Ag 11-21, Choir 13-41 Bill' e Y fasebal , -2, 41, Spanish 13 ewspaper Staff 131, Liter ' 1 Blair, Steve 7 Vo Ag 11-41, Pre-LalJ141, Boxing 12-41 Clark, Dahna f Select Choir, Secretary 141, Choir 11-31, Outstanding Choir Student 131, FHA 11-41. Sergeant at Arms 121, Social Chairman 131, President 141, Volleyball 131, Literary Club 121, Who's Who 131, Aide 141, NHS 13-41, UIL Solo 12-41, Home Economics 11-41 Coleman, Cathy f FBLA 111, FHA 121, Home Economics 11-31, Aide 131 Corr, John f- Football 11, 31, Choir 11-31, Select Choir, Vice President 141, Accounting 131, Home and Family 141 Crabtree, Melissa Z Home Economics 11-41, Aide 141, Typing 1 121, Spanish I 141 Det-I, Jamie f Annual Staff 12-41, Editor 13-41, Band, All-District 11-41, Band Captain 141, Drum Corps 12-41. All-Region12-41, UIL Solo 12-41, State Solo 131. UIL Typing. Spelling 131, Select Choir 141. FBLA 13-41, Historian 131, Treasurer 141, Literary Club 12-41, NHS 13-41. Whcfswho 131, National Merit Science Award 12-31. National Merit Spanish Award 121 Dunn, Missy - Basketball 11-41. Track 11-21. FBLA 111, Choir 11-31, FCA 111. FHA 111. Pep Squad 111 Elrod, Matt Y Football 11-41. Track 11-41. Basketball 111. Powerlifting 121. FCA 131 Elrod, Mike Y Football 11-41, Track 13-41, Art 11-41 98 Seniors ,gXXX1,Xw wX,XXAXXX,,X X, ,,,,,,, X ,,,. , X. X, X K, ,,,, QM ,Lad , -YQV ,Y if ,,,V XXXXXs'X-1-XNX X-X+XwXXX1X X ,G-525: Z :fag-2-,ygrezf-3 - "'1sXX11XXX1'1N1X1X11'W1HXW1XX1v X X XX X XXXX XXXXXXNXXXXX X X11 X WX XM 1XXX,XX1n1v XX M11-XvX91 1311101 tXXXXXXX0EXXW1XX,11wXX1XXXXXXXXXdX XM' X 1X ,MXXXXX XXXQX X1wXX1XXwX c1WgXX'11c'X'XM,X,t1 XXXXXXXXXXXXX1XXXX1XXXXXXXXX1X1X XXX, -XX. X 11 1 X XXXMXX XXX-XX X X X X X XvXq1X+XX11111XXX1X11XAX1XXE1XXfX111XX-X 1 X1 1 X L XQXXXXAXXX X11 XXMXXX XX-1X'.sXX.s X-XXXX-1X1MX-XwX1X.X XXXX XXuX1,fX-X1XXX.X Evans, Lois 7 Art 13-41 Everett, Stacey 7 Basketball, Golf. FCA 11--11. Speech 11-21, Business 12-31, LIL Business 131. Literary Club 11, 3, 41, Spanish 131. Computer Literacy 141, Aide 141 Exman, Tim 7 Football 11, 31. Baseball 11-31, FFA 11-21, UIL11-41, NHS 131 Firkins, Scott 7 FFA 11, 3, 41, Livestock Judging Team 11-21, Cross Country 141 Flack, Kim 7 FBLA 111-1, FHA 11 1, Choir 111, Aide 13-41, Home Economics 11-41 Ford, Walt 7 Football 11, 2, -1-1, Tra1ck1l-31, FHA 141, FFA 11-41, Chicken Judging Garrett, Kandi Gartman. Mike 7 Student Council 111. Honor Society111, FBLA 13--1-1, Spanish 11-21, Drafting 131, Art 141 Gibson, Chris Home Economics 111, FBLA 13- 4-1, Literary Club 13-41, Track 11-31. Cross Country, District Champs 11-21, Regional Qualifiers 11-21, Aide 13-41, Art 1, Il 13-41 Giles, Tonya 7 Art 13-41, Band 11-31. Basketball 11-31, Volleyball 11-3, Track 11-41. Regional Qualifier 131, All-District Volleyball 131 Griffin, Gary 7 FBLA 131 Griffin, Jerry 7 FBLA 13--L1 Seniors 99 . .,::' :5f. ,E'.-, ,E,5.,: . v.,:, , , ff,,., . , . - "nr" H W -as--AQ1atz4wsazx ff-Sze-asa... Tim., mah ' "The best was making a lot of friends. The worst was Qisj seeing them all leave. Also, the worst was taking Senior Englishf, Randall Grissom The best was I got to be on the Aledo Varsity Team - the worst was I got sick the first two weeks of the seasonf' Keith Riney "The worst was having to put up with 3 years of mediocre upperclassmen f' David Moore "Good stuff happened every daylw Jon Henderson "The worst was when my car wouldn't start in the high school parking lot for one week straight!" Cathy Coleman "The best was when I got honorable mention in basketballf, Missy Dunn "'The best thing that happened to me was encountering the Aledo cooking staff ."' Eddie Horton "The worst thing was my Lflying wreckif' Tonya Giles "My best was sitting in Mr. Rooney,s refrigerator." Jamie Deel "The best was making a lot of new friends, and the worst was studying for tests." David Vaught "The best was getting an education and making many friends. The worst was seeing friends leave school and taking English IVY' Randoll Grissom "The best thing was when I was elected head of the decorating committee for the prom." Kelly Keen Most likely to succeed. Mike Elrod sets an example for the underclassmen. 1 00 Seniors "The best was playing football, the worst was taking Marsha Johnson,s chemistry classf' Brandon Hyles L'The best was becoming mascot, the worst was taking chemistry." Laurie Knoppel Brilliant personalities stick together. Mary Lane and Chawn Gilliand enjoy Art class. ' f K , X ,,,,,..,..u-n-M' 1 he s W Vv-A- "Do your homework, and you'll be o.k.,, Melissa Crabtree "Stay away from Coach Scott - he drinks Donald Duck orange juice." Kim McEndree uEnjoy school while you can because one day it wonit be there." Dale Stockstill G'Enjoy it - it goes by fastf' Holly Norman "gBe cool and don't haze." Scot Weekly 6'If you have a dream - do your best to fulfill that dream "Be a good sport and a true friend." Missy Williams and enjoy these years." Stephanie Reid "Hang in there - it gets better." Dodd Meadows "Get it while you can." Thresa Lohman "Don't ever ask, because you can't be told nol lv Christy Jordan 4'Grin and bear it!" 1 Mike Gartman "Sta in school, learn all ou canf, James Smith Y Y "Good luck - that's all I can say! l" Dell Young '4Don't smart off to upperclassmen! l" Jerry Robinson for lunch. 'clmagination is the key to opening your mind." Lois Loise Evans "Avoid taking any Language but English - which is confusing enoughlw David Moore "Always eat candy you can swallow fast. And keep an innocent look on your face." Marylane Norris L 'Tind a dream. Follow it. And don't let anything or anyone hold you back - EVER! ln Eddie Bill Deric Weiss has been an outstanding member of the Senior Class who participates in numerous activities in and outside of school. Last summer he toured Romania, Austria, and Hungary with the Youth Orchestra. He is drum major and president of the A.H.S. Band, and is an avid member ofthe Literary Club. 1 Aledo cooking staff bombarded by the Only the strong survive. Seniors visit during nugget seekers. Seniors can hardly wait lunch. Seniors 1 0 1 Grissom. Randall - Choir 11-33, Select Choir 143, Art 1 and I1 13-43, Aide 133, Athletics 11-23, Football 113, Basketball, Track 123, FBLA 133 Cunaca, Gina Y Volleyball, Basketball 11-43, Tennis 12-33, Track 113, NHS 13-43. FHA 113, Literary Club 13-43 Hale,1Javid -- Football 11-43, Track 133, Power Lifting 123, Vo Ag 11-43, Chapter Vice President 133, Chapter Treasurer 143 Ham, Rhonda ' AIFS133, Wbo's Who143, Volleyball 113, FHA 113. Basketball 11-43, Track 11, 2, 43, Cheerleading 13-43. Drill Team 123. NHS 13-43, Literary Club 13-43, FBLA 133, Homecoming Princess 123, Tennis 133 Hargrove. Randy ff Football, Baseball 11-43, All- District Receiver 13-43, All-District Catcher 12-43, Captain 133, Basketball, FCA 11-33. SecretaryfTreasurer 123, Class Vice President 113, Class President 133, Track 113, NHS 13-43, Vice President 133, FBLA 133, 1111. Literary 133, Aide 123, Moe-at Friendly 123, FFA 11-23, Greenband Officer - Sentinel 113, Chapter Vice President 123. Parliamentary Team 11-23, Lard Judging Team 11-23 Henderson. ,lon - Basketball 123, Student Council Council 133. FFA 11-43, Chapter Reporter 12-43, National Convention 123,Co-op133.Pre-Lab 143 Hernandez. Julia 7 FHA 11-43, Basketball Manager 123. Volleyball 133. Volleyball Manager 143. Choir 11 3, Select Choir 143, Spanish Hinderman. Kevin Y Football 11-43, Basketball 11-43. Baseball 11-33, Track 113, Band 11-43. Stage Band 12-33, FHA 143, Literary Club 133, FCA 12-33 llissam. Curtis Y Football 11-43, All-District Second Team, Off. Tackle Honorable Mention, Def. Tackle 133. Track 12-43, Basketball 113, FFA 11-23. FHA 143. Class Vice President 133, NHS 133, National Merit Scholar 123, Most Spirited 133 Hoffman. Mary -- Vo Ag 113, Speech 113, Track 113, Originators of Constitution for Student Council 113, Volleyball 113, Vo Ag Speaking Award 113. Basketball 11-23, EIL Poetry Reading 123, Baseball Manager 123. Spanish 123, Choir 12-43, Art 143. FBLA 143 Holley. Mike -f Golf, Basketball, FCA 11-43, Regional Qualifier I Golf 1 1, 3. 43. State Qualificr143. Football 113, Student Council 11-23. FBLA 13-43. President 13-43, Aide 12-43. Literary Club 13-43. FFA 113. NHS13-43 Hood, Ricky -' Football 11-43, Baseball 11-43, All-District 13-43. Literary Club 143. Student Council 143 102 Seniors 1 'tg-Q' , - F111,E111't1Q1?OI11M1WR1M11I,"E11W161 Yw1i?'W11111WW11"N11'11.1E-FWWY11112111442111 ve-f'1' f"'MT -cfs' Hornick, Charlotte 7 Volleyball 12-41, Literary Club 111, FBLA 141, Spanish 11-21, U1L Typing 131, Choir 111, Drama 111 Horton, Eddie 7 Band 11-41, Athletics 13-41, National Science Merit Award 121, Literary Club 141 Hunter, Darrin 7 Football 11-41, Basketball, Track, LD1 Hutton, Lisa 7' Basketball 11-31, Class Favorite 131, FHA 12-41, FFA 11-31, Typing 1 Mascot 141, Pre-Lab 141, Literary Club 131, FFA Officer 13-41, Track 11-41, Mile Relay, District Champ, Regional Qualifier 440 Relay 111, Mile Relay State, District Champ, Regional Qualifier 880 Relay 121, District Champ., Regional Qualifiers Mile Relay 131, Aide 13-41 Hyles, Brandon 7 Football 11-41, Baseball 131. FHA 141, FFA 11-41, Treasurer 121, Sentinel 131, Secretary 141, Power Lifting 121 Ingram, Michel 7 FHA, FCA, Class Secretary. Annual Staff 111, Art, Aide 12-41, FBLA 13-41. Who's Who 131, Homecoming Princess 131, Cheerleader 11 , 3, 41, Head Cheerleader 141. Drill Team 121 Jackson, Greg 7 FFA 11, 2, 41, PE 11-21. Co-op 131 Jones, Richie 7 Band 11-41, Stage Band 12-31, Vo Ag 111, Athletics 13-41, Track 131. Football 141 Jordan, Christie Basketball. BW, Track 11-21, Pep Squad 111, Drill Team 12-41, Choir 12-41, FBLA 141 Keen, Kelly 7 Basketball 111, Volleyball 11-21, Tennis 11, 2, 41, FFA 111, FHA 111. FBLA 13-41. Literary Club 13-41. Choir 141, Art 131. Typing 13-41 Knoppel, Laurie 7 Mascot 131. Art 12. 41. Home Economics 11-21, FHA 11-21. Choir 11 1. Aids-131 Koldin, Marion 7 Basketball 11-41. Track 12. 41. FFA 12-41, FHA 111, Literary Club 141. Drill Team Manager 141 Seniors 10 3 131: ":-,'... ..,,: , . :'2- W ef. :,.. ...-11-, .:,-,' ,-,- ,. Q- -1f., Q :'. :-- ':-,-f- , me 4'Hang Tough." Tonya Giles a dream of happiness., and every tomorrow a vision of hope." Charlotte Hornick G'Commies are red, violets are blue, Aledo High, Iill miss you!" Scot Weekley "Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference." Jamie 'LHave fun, but not too muchlw Terri Wylie Deel 'GParting is such sweet sorrow. Let the dead past bury 'Tm finished Keith Riney its dead -3 I shan't return." Eddie Horton H I . , w i "Everywhere we go, people want to know - who we - are - so we tell Llfe alfl I 3 hed of roses! Jerry ROIJIHSOH them - WE ARE THE BEARCATSY, Varsity guys stand to sing with spirit. 4'Far or near, our hearts are still heref, Buddy Smith NI get by with a little help from my friends." Deric Weiss HGO for it!" Laurie Knoppel "It was real, and it was fun, but it wasn't realfunff' Brandon Hyles and Ellen Palmer Hlf life is a bed of roses, watch out for the pricks! li' Darren Young V "I would like to say I am proud to represent the Seniors of '85, and to he a part of such a close hunch if of friends." Dale Stockstill '4Live fast, love slow, die happy." Mary Hoffman L'We'll never forget the times, will we?" Cindy LaVigne 'GHave faith and patience in teachers, coaches and most of all yourself." Rhonda Ham GGParty and enjoy." Julia Hernandez "Yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today, well lived, makes every yesterday 3 1 X. New - is if yzcwyligiiusvv M 1.104559 . 5 b,-'f - ,M W. I .a "Parting is such sweet sorrow . . ." Seniors stop in "Modern technology attracts all the hall for a quick snapshot. kinds!" Seniors goof off during Com- puter Literacy class. 104 Seniors -f : rn. f H W ,, ,WMM 'N aff ' 2 : A X i U . s V 4 if L. k 1 I x J!! as X41 'S f' 3-gf Sr. Baby Pictures Kszyminski. Michael 7 Band 11-41, Stage Band 11. 31, Literary Club 131, UlL 13-41 LaVigne, Cindy -7 FHA 11-41, FHA Officer 12-41. Literary Club 12-41, Aide. Art 131 Lee, Denise 7 Basketball Manager 11-31, Basketball Manager Varsity 12-31, Volleyball Manager 11-31, FBLA 13-41, Parliamentarian1-41. Annual Staff 13-41. Art 12-31. Choir 141 Lohmann. Thresa 7 Typing 121, NHS 13-41, FHA 11-41, FHA Officer 12-41, Basketball 11-21, Track 11-21, Aide 13-41, Band 11-41, Home Economics 11-41, Flag Corps 11-41, Flag Choreographer121, Flag Co-Captain 13-41 McDonald. Sharon 7 NHS 11-31, Math Club 11- 21, Student Council 121, Varsity Volleyball 11-21, FBLA 131, Cheerleader 141 1VlcEndree, Kim 7 FBLA 121, FHA 11-21, FCA 111, Flag Corps 12--1-1, Band 12-41. Flag Lieutenant 141. Band Sweetheart Nominee 131, Library Aide 12-31 Meadows, Dodd 7 Choir 12-31. Select Choir, President 141, .Athletics 11-31, Home and Family 141 Moore, David 7 Football 11-41, FFA 11-31. National Convention 131. FBLA 141. NHS 13-41, Most Likely to Succeed 121, Outstanding Math Student 121, Outstanding Science Student 131, Regional UIL Spanish 13-41, FCA 12-31, American Scholar 131 Norman. Holly 7 FHA 11-41, FBLA 13-41, Band 11-41. Flag Captain 13-41, Choir 11, 3, 41, Librarian 131, Band Sweetheart Nominee 131, Select Choir 141, Aide 131 Norris, Mary 7 Speech 11, 31, Spanish 12-31, Typing 13-41, Literary Club 12-41, Newspaper Staff 131, UIL Poetry Reading 11-31, UIL Writing 11. 31. FBLA 141, Annual Staff 13-41 Palmer, Ellen 7 Basketball 11-41, Cheerleader 11, 31. Drill Team 12, 41, Lieutenant 141, Class Vice President 111, Class Secretary 121, Student Council 121, Homecoming Princess 11-31, Class Favorite 121. Literary Club Treasurer 131, FHA 111 Paul. johnny 7 Football 13-41, Baseball 11-41. All-District Baseball 13-41, Class President 141. Home and Family 1-1-1 106 Seniors Q7 "' N,--.--f' ifl, 15 Nu' Phillips, Patty 7 FHA 11-21, Annual Staff 12-31, Aide 131 Rt-id. Stephanie 7 Basketball. Track 11-41, State Track 121, Cheerleader 13-41, FHA 11, 41, Literary Club 13-41, FCA 111, Aide 141, Drill Team 121 Riney, Keith 7 Football 11-41. Baseball 11--11. Track 11-21, Basketball 11-21. FFA 11-41, Chicken .Iudging11-41 Robinson, Dusty 7 Football 11-31. Vo Ag. Pre Lab 11-31, Computer Literacy 141 Robinson. jerry 77 Art 121, Drafting 111. Athletics 11-41, Home and Family 141, Choir 131. Select Choir 141, Aide 13-41 Rutledge, Sheila Art 13-41. Home Economits 11-21 Schmidtzinsl-ty. Cvail 7 Pep Squad 111, Band 12-41, Flag Corps 12-41, Second Lieutenant 141, FHA 11- 41, Officer 7 Historian 12-31, Treasurer 141. Honor Society 131, National Science Merit Letter 121, Who,s Who 131, National Leadership Merit Letter 121 Smith, Buddy 7 Athletics 11-41, Vo Ag 11-31. Pre-Lab111, Home and Family111. Typing 1 131. Power Lifting 121 Soules, Tim 7 FFA 11--11, Greenhand President 111. Chapter Secretary 121, Chapter President 13- 41, District Treasurer 141, Football 11-41. NHS 13- 41, Student Council 131, FFA National Convention 121, FFA State Convention 11-31. Livestock Judging Team 11-41, Area Star Lone Star Farmer 131. Power Lifting 121 Stavcns, Philip 7 Football. Basketball 1l. 3. 41. Golf 12-41, Literary Club 13-41, FFA 111, FHA 141, FBLA 13-41, Officer 141, Class Secretary 141, Most Preppy 121, Best Dressed Stockstill, Dale 7 Football 11-41. Baseball 13--1-1. Basketball 121, NHS13-41. Spanish 131. Art 11-21, Home and Family 141 Thompson, ,lamcs 7 Vo Ag 1l-31, Pre-1,ab1f11. Art 111, Athletics 111 Seniors 1117 08 Sr. Baby Pictures x SN v my X wt x QQ, 1.151455 We---mlil , " gg? T21 : fl - W K Wig .Zim-.,,' -"T E.S1iiEZ:-EBSQ!! Nh 'Pin fx gg, V . -- .f-P xi l V Q lb N31 ' . . F' i K f A vz. Rx , Lli' ' DL' 'Nba f A ,:'f X ,5,. HZ 2 QQ' ,mi " F 'K . Iw- LAA zz, f --v Q , ' b. hy' x'4fw ?w.. lass -sy: ' , 57 7 , LM ,L M M- My" 85X Sr. Baby Pictures 109 Thouvenel, Kelly 7 FHA 111, Band 111, Basketball 11-21, Track 121, Volleyball 11-41, FBLA 141. Choir 141 Vaught, David 7 Vo Ag 121, Athletics 111, Boxing Club Wahlstrom, Allen 7 Football 11-41, Band 11-41, Stage Band 11-41, Track 11, 3, 41, Regional Qualifier 100m Dash 131, Baseball 11-21, Aide 131, Choir 111 Wathen, Greg 7 Football 13-41, Spanish 13-41. Vo Ag 111, Military Science 11-21, Fencing 111 Watts. Toby 7 Class Favorite 12-31, Football 11- 41, All-District Tight End, Line Back 121, All-Area Sophomore of the Year 121, All-Area Punter 131, All-DistrictPunter131, Basketball 11-31, A11- District Team, Baseball 11-21, All-District Outfielder 7 Second Team 121, Track 11-41, Regional Qualifier Shot-Put 11-31. Class President 121, Most Friendly 111, Most Irresistible 121, FCA 11-21 Weekley. Scot 7 Football 11-21, Vo Ag 11-21, FHA 141, Track 111, National FFA Convention 121, State FFA Convention 121, Most Witty 131 Weiss. Deric 7 Band 11-41, Drum Major 141, Band President 141, Band Secretary 131, Stage Band 11. 3, 41. Literary Club 12-41, UIL Poetry Reading 11, 31, FBLA 131. UIL Typing 121, Tennis 11-41. District Champs 11-21, All-District Band 11- 41. All-Region Band 13-41, UIL Solo 11-41, Who's Who 131, National Merit 12-31 Williams, Missy -7 Home Economics 11-41, Typing 13-41, Art 131, Volleyball 12-41, Aide 12-41 Wylie. Terri 77 Home Economics 111, FHA 111, Pep Squad 121. Choir 141, Aide 13-41, Annual Staff 13-41, FBLA Secretary 13-41, Art 11-31 Young. Darren 7 Football 11-41, Track 12-41, Baseball 111. Vo Ag 11-41 Young, Dell 7 Football 11-41, All-District Honorable Mention 111, All-Distrit FS 121, All- District Honorable Mention QB 131, Team Council 141. Basketball 11-41, Track 111, Student Council 11-31, Vice President 121, President 131, NHS 13- 41, President 131, FCA 11-41, President 121. FFA 11-31, Sentinel 121, UII. Science 131. FBLA 141, Aide- 12-41 Gravette. Cherrie 7 Graduating Junior 7 Choir 11-41. Choir Officer 11-21, Spanish11-21, Basketball 111 110 Seniors if!!- -af-K A xA - x , i f X p fx Home and Family mlais making plans! H and F living, dans does not hesitate to stop and pose for the Far or nz-ar our hearts are still here . . . Varsity cheerleaders, Stephanie Refill and Michel lngram embrace. 55512 52455 ,ww j,Qgi'fif 5 is Ywmfg VS 21125 JM N we ,xgfgywafi Q w SMQkw'mzz? 5 JWWDQW . Q2 W E We Mwgizi? by WO fgqbyfgfg QQW QQ gMww i?Qg?QWw fH wi MMG K WWQQWMZWQQM 'jg Qi?kQWTWg95J?w gwygwgg f Ziff M WWW wwf X22 S milf JZMJW E wgwymnw ' ggfabzfx Q WW Hi 1, 'X W vy QWQW 222125 WW Hopes and Dreams "The day will be here before we know it." This is a quote that you often hear from seniors. The seniors of '85 have added the following: "Our Hopes and Dreams will soon be celebrated on what lies ahead of usf, -fe ' N Q 3. Q .V ,gym A 1 E i if i f iii. 1 if fl t . A 1 if .4 ,.., ,.,. N H A 1. . is t 5 I ww ,, X M ., ,ga . 3 i,ie , ye' 5 N Senior Class Officers: Dell Young, Vice-Pres. Johnny Paul, Pres. Phillip Stavens, Sec. Sorrow rises again. Seniors gather around to show their deep emotions as they are honored at the last pep rally. "Don't Fall!" Seniors build pyramid during the senior pep rally. 113 ,.V Mmm WMM -' mu E We mum, lK1 "Finally upperclassmen, not yet over the hill. Sometimes silly, sometimes serious, holding on and not quite letting go.', These are the words used to describe the Seniors of 986. The junior class worked very hard in 1984- and 1985 to earn the respect of the underclassmen. They ran the concession stand during the first 5 home games and made money for the Junior- Senior prom. After waiting 10 years for class rings, the few short weeks until they were delivered seemed to go by quickly and when the rings arrived there was a feeling of newness and accomplishment among the class. 3 A BIC DAY FOR JUNIORSU Some of them order their class rings during lunch. 1 1 4 Juniors Class Officers: L to R: Pres. - Fln Neve, Sec. Treas. - Chris Palmer, V. Pres. - Jimmy D. Brown. A new look for Varsity cheerleaders! Bruce Frazier and Bill Waldrop dress up as cheerleaders for a skit during a pep rally. Q 'i.t5 :'1' Aguilera, Joe Baker, Bill Barclay, Lance Bell, Liz Bell, Tracy Born, Traci Boutwell, Kelly Brown, Jimmy Don Burdick, Darren Butler, Donna Carnes, Tracey Chenoweth, Robert Christian, Laurie Crenshaw, Carl Dennington, Tammy Doak, Mike Dugan, Lori Duncan, Todd Dunn, Angie Evans, Garren Evans, Toby Evans, Tracy Ford, Vicki Frazier, Bruce Gomez, Aly Grant, Stacy Green, Penny Grissom, Allen Gritz, Darryl Hamilton, Brad Juniors 1 1 5 Hancock, Kris Haney, Kay Harris, Marsha Jackson, John Johnson, Wendy Jones, Kathy Jordan, Bill Kennemur, Bubba Kesterson, David Kirkwood, Ken Kszyminski, Glenn Another exciting day in Co class. Juniors take interest in Watch out CQ! Jim Wood, Bill Jordan, and David Matarese read in the library. 1 16 Juniors y .A .. ,e ,I ' :-a 31 1 ' K H: , k ":i,:Wi5uI1 si. ach Brown's Biology Science. 5 - ,L V ' -11 FWENY ' sb X S? 5 elie, 1 'P S bv 9 1 , , K 71, , Y, . S Freshmen watch Juniors. Perry Coleman watches Mike Doak and Donna Butler at work on the computer. Littlejohn, Vicki McBrayer, Keith McGlinchey, Parnell Martin, Lisa Miller, Taylor Minter, Greg Murphy, Gary Neve, Fln Norman, Shannon Nowak, Scott N 4 5' fy-J 3 X ' 5 'Wf'f- ' " NWQI V' 'A 3 "g f?B,1f2 1 if ' Y 'I Q P 5 if? , rs: :jx gtk .. am WSL KW , Z t " rpg, law , G5 J, . -- rf '55 A YM Q ii "ah 21 K aw if Sidi? K5 K4 Sr 'sK " - A , A . ...I -'M W -- -' , K .. . w as Y "rr- 1 N 0-1 1 it Wk arf? 21,2153 ' " -T 'ireziv' K 55 -' Zgfffiw H, ' , X X XKXR X 5 in Palmer, Chris Parenica, Galena Parish, Todd Pennington, Renee Prince, Brad Juniors 117 Rainer,Sharla li Q Ray, Angie S Reimann, Carolyn Roberts, Shannon Robinson, Genie X 4 ies? 11, J ss Q ,gg as si J , Q sw WZ . ak , E 3 Robinson, Sheryl Roden, Tim Rubenkoenig, Dena Sanchez, Judith Sebold, Sandi Exif ' 1 - If ,V i . is . 'E ., g f W . ii s iihi i kai t . as V N Q? flu W Shelton, Ron gf? Smith, Melissa ' Stafford, Kelly Steed, Bubba ,Q Stefanik, Chris I -r H Q xx' ii J 1 F d ' un RHISCIS The Junior class slaves in the kitchen, hardly gourmet cooks, but good enough , 3 to make almost 352000 dollars towards V S ' the Junior Senior Prom. The juniors V ' L . worked in the concession stand during v 3 - V, ag e,,, B' fr, the Jr. High, freshman, and J.V. football 2 i games. , L to R: Angie Dunn., Tia Young, Jill Knoppel, Traci Born, Renee Pennington, Tam- my Dennington, Kathy Jones. 1 1 8 Juniors Lift Ea S- Will they survive? Juniors enjoy lunch in the cafeteria. Tockey, Sherri Trewin, Michelle Turner, Andrea Vanover, Kenny Varuska, Stephanie Wade, Jackie Waldrup, Bill White, Lisa Williams, James Williams, Paul Nobody's bored here! Students find time to pl Not Pictured: Baker, Eric Coupland, Craig Culp, Donna Erwin, Chance Gilliland, Chawn Knoppel, .lill Kutch, Rodney Malarese, David Rama, Trisha Taliaferro, Bridget Young, Kelly Young, Tia ay. Juniors 1 19 rs f 4 ar, ws 7 T Q X Q f M55 gs -1 M 3 A 1 M F ,L .M +R -'Wwe'-g' 15,3-W' memes W, sig? .. . g c . .. .. .. QEre..ig.gkLQLkt . W W msg-V 1. , W ek ZW, ..,,,,, . K .,41,,.2...,,. g., i I-yd., ,. YQ... . ..4...S,g.. .,, SS, . s.. , ,5i..x . verse fs f:i"f'ff:.rvvtefM.f:fQJ w as fs s-We R as s f HW fgms5Z+as?a1sssatx ii S sm iii? 1 tfgxiifi' Lf' vs Kilim ,ww WS fril gw gvtiw rf Qf5aQEw 5 my is Sr . X y is ska Q 155.5-if .1 . ' W QT? 5' ma wi if he ': we? - e 5935 f Q JS? A 'Nil-.. i-ff rrzffjgfe frm-f.e,-. .ng Args. -:egg ?s.,z11,g,.aQzf f 1' ' ' .fizif M , sffs ,JM Q51 if ggi Q as Qgv ,Wg ,511 , f7?,,,J,g s The sophomore year at Aledo High School began fresh and exciting. There were no more freshman jokes or timid questions to ask upper classmen. There were more freedoms and opportunities for everyone. Although classes were harder and scholastic achievement was important for the future, students found time for fun. Time outside school was oc- cupied in various activities from dating to driving and more. Times with friends and fun provided a social life never to be outdone. The sophomore year was not just the se- cond year of high school - it was a collage of people, places, and fun times for the class of ,87. 120 Sophomores 2' :sz 5 Q K T 5 Upper Right: Hustle! The sophomore girls on the Varsity volleyball team form a huddle during the game. Lower Right: Smile - You're on candid camera! Sophomores Ron- nie Wilkins, Patty Neal, and Kirsten Garrett pose for a picture before going to class. Upper Left: A line up? Sophomore football players prepare mentally before their game. Class Officers: Vice-Pres. Bob Browng Sec.-Treas. Julie Watheng Pres. Shane Binion. 2 -' . f Af 1 ai Ji 'sf Ma we-ft W2 YK 5 R W ,fffaigief sfafgg 1. f 2 ww. i lift we W an 1 Q, -1.1 fag Q? 3: Q -Q mm -ff, H - 'gf ,312 s f as I , we 3 if sfhaff -, an swift J 'sf 1553:-fmfss' 1 ' sei V tariffs 2 A 'sf 5 'iw fl? S .x wi -xii 'R - X, Q, 9,1 -5 2223225-22,f Qt, - wx ,f- f' Ball Brandon is Belt, Elizabeth ff. Bennett, Mac Bills, Roy . gf-5 .Q Binion, Shane x Q Q sm .4 , X X J 2 A V We .a ,j"::' s..f' Qxbvj' - X2 4. ,J f' x ,,- 'T"' V fge---,if AJ, ., .. gui AWQSS3' Brake, Rusty 'i Brookshire, Diedra :B ' Brown,Boh Burdette, Stacy .Q - Burton, Susie -- , ,M y Q ' t xfi f aaai B K it -iii L i..E S7 3 0 Carlson, Amanda X, -k,- 5 3 3 Colson, Tamara li , W Craig, George ki w i 'fi A Cox, Cathy ' V K Davis,Dehbie Davis, Max Dehnisch, Matt Dooly, Jamie Drake, Joe Dugan, Sheri A vf Farnham, Mike Gardner, Kim Garrett, Kirsten Garrett, Larry Gartman, Kim Geddie, Matt If Glazier, Sean Greeson, Billy s ss-:. .-f - Griffin, Billy ' - Hancock, Wendy 2 X .gi " iPffJ17','i' -553:55 A ,D ,ctt A ,J ' ,, f ,K xg Q . ,M i ss IR.. A , ,I as a vi Sophomores 1 21 1 2 2 Sophomores Hankerson, Chris Hargrove, Craig Harmening, Kathy Holley, Paula Jackson, Jason Jergins, Kari Johnson, Tina Jordan, Debbie Joseph, Cliff Kuehl, Donya LaVigne, Michelle Lopez, Juliana Lynch, Sammie McAnally, Kent McCormick, Rick lsn't geometry fun? Mrs. Cowser's class encounters the toils and troubles of Geometry im Mm 'W ' ' MW" in kv blql 1 if N b,b.. ,,.Q V.,,.. s ss sssasasss, s s new em. so ,fr lQf 1 Raise your hand if you,re sure! Sammie Lynch serves the ball during a volleyball gafne. Marcum, Vicky Marsden, Jennifer Mearns, Beki Miller, Deede Neal, Patty Nelson, Missy Owens, Kim Palmer, Lundy Patton, Carla Paul, James Peterson, Robert Pinkston., John Presley, John Reimann, John Richardson, Gary Roa, .lonnye Sophomores 12 3 124 Sophomores Now what? Debbie Davis and Vicky Marcum gossip in the halls. Rodriguez, Eddie l 'X 5" ' Rubenkoenig, Carla P' M N J ,. I 3 X H E9 fif xzisgzi-ivsfgpzff-,215 f1.f M1 14,3 t :Q ss, Q Sanderson, Missy t 72523 Schmidt, John I Schnerzinger, Eric . - - ' ,N Sewell, Kevin ,QR f Shelton, Rona A Q K is as sei .K -Lh,. 1 mf ,A 5 K is . S st Smith, Rhonda Steed, .lohn Stella r, Sean Stephens, Nfrel e K - t 5 t enee Tackett, Kim 1 iii' ' 'it Thomas, Robert P.D.0.A.? Sophomores Jennifer Marsden and Craig Hargrove enjoy their time together during the passing period. W xbiyg p ' l ' W ' ,f i 5 4 if l . es. , is 5 ,gr SX S sl? X f ,ds I g 7 ' N Q J- 1 sg, Kam N if f YQE A ' fy, f - - 2Yi.5 . ' .I 5 is '31 i Wilken ue , c . ,, , all .u . s A. 3 . 'R . .0 .., , Mx ....LL X. X S. Ll 3 . Y x F23 5 X v Val gps N Q . self Egg .1 gg 4 Q 'Q E w s 3 - gy e s , gs. , was-cv Friendships flourish. Kim Owens and Michelle LaVigne show their friendship. if + ji? '- S . . -H1651 IU VS Brazzel Isham, Norris, Trembl White, togethe 'M any I Vonli, Lisa Wathen, Julie s, Ronnie Windsor, Kevin Wood, .lim Trena Not Pictured: l, Gary Caslleberry, Jon Lance Justice, Mark John ay, Joseph Sherri Sophomores play in the halls. Donya Kuehl, Jennifer Marsden, Amanda Carlson, Michelle LaVigne, and John Norris get r for a picture. V 1 ' ,. M fmwlif- My f.. ik A-Q is lim vw we 2 wi fi? SK ,gsgf f V 2. A f. . sq -as ., A in ' H T35 -. - - ya. T ss, www -..ermmv . Q Sophomores 12 5 E ' 'H ...L, -ft . 'L Only last year, High School was a dream in the minds of the Seniors of 1988. This year it became a reality amid the confusion of big- ger lockers, more friends, and harder classes. Welcoming the challenge with excitement, the Freshman class began enjoying all of the benefits that come from hard work in high school. Pep rallies, FBLA, FFA, Homemaking, FHA., and Vo-Ag were among the new ac- tivities that the Freshmen ex- perienced. Suddenly, graduation didn't seem so far away, and the Class of '88 felt the pride of being a student at Aledo High School. Freshman Class Officers: Sec.-Treas. Heather Rineyg Pres. Joey Paulg Vice-Pres. Amy Murphy. FRESHMEN OUT ON THE TOWN: Dana Walloston, Angie Gibson and Jennifer Burkette attend the FHA Formal Initiation. 1 26 Freshmen HOMECOMING QUEEN NOMINEE? Jarrod Dixon participates as freshman homecoming queen nominee in homecoming skit. ,, , ..:. ' H 43593 WE i if Adkins, Paula Aguilera, Joe Aguilera, Yolanda Akins, Jason Ames, Dewey Andrews, Rick Baack, Erick Bagwell, David Barclay, Traci Beal, Laainda Box, Rickey Brewer, Jesse Brown, Randy Burkett, Jennifer Bush, Rusty Carlton, Blake Cacy, Sheila Casey, Mark Castleberry, Kris Chase, Brian Chenoweth, Richard Coleman, Perry Coupland, Michael Crabtree., Mike Creswell, Rands Dempsey, Larry Densmore, Mike Dixon., Jerrod Dollar, Scott Duffey, Darla Freshmen 127 Dunlap, Tammy Fielden, Brian Firkins, Todd Ford, Quint Freeman, Keith Gallegos., David Garcia, Frankie Garvey, Tanya Gibson, Angela Goforth, John FIENDISH FRESHMEN? Freshmen scheme in the halls between classes. 1 2 8 Freshmen Gregory, David Griffin, Russell Griffith, Kari Grisel, Cole Hancock, John Hankerson, Keith Harmening, Scott Hensley, Carla Hissam, Spencer Hornick Charlie 2. Qi rw. .N I ' a 5 , 1- ,sf . 3, X Xe 4 P X 1 f .. c ,.,. , we--af 4 K, 'm "SQ Q l ime V- Rap, V Q N X . 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No, just freshmen after school! 130 Freshmen , -, 'glee' w ' 41 wr 1 , A , , .Q 0, Lk 13 lic? MA ,I ,,5,,,,Lx?.,lMN,W,,:: .wixwjwqqi.,g.w,W?S-iff, -J fi if f.L,7, :ff ,-,ff 3, fm,-E-., My-:lf W af www. 'WW We ' r 1 , M me mf-swf-fm' lg iemc+fZ+--fwfl:f.,v'Q if-: mf f-ff-gf ,n1f:-fm:-'aw ,aswsf :few H1 Q, an it as -fi' .2 mi f, ,ff-i zz - - we my wail-sm-ef , e.,WWmL: KEN K5,..f,m?Z!g'gf2f fFf,e-Wes, SQA! mg Q5 Hb- '55 Eiga U f if vi- as uw? --fin ,, ,N-Q, ff ff ww -A , www an ' - , Q,,1Q5mm,.v...X.,W .twuwwtwsw.iw WM ,lsvmmgiMy,4,Mm1ssafa5msaf,,iv we Rf 915151 J- ..,fl:?v,f Q, -X -1 -, ss.: . .Mm M , .H W A ' ' sp K - rims i . faxgwj S gg .fait K , - K .wt Q , . .:,., . R is . :M,,,s, 3 - . W ' -im -12 1: ' Q , '--" ,. " M ' -1 - Q. V, X-A wi " ff , sk . . Wy i 5,9 x eg X , QL V f it . ,. we fi 1 Ag yzl., 3 , ' ,A fe rv Q 1 i N ,, 3 - if -X, I Q '352Q1r9 My V ..,-mx fs I . R aw. l for rw 'fy E x X' .flux as s N l il X w 5 www- :tm '43, .m?5fl5ifFa:'s.S15lK":..:-'s-ga Y if K V iff'-i lgg,gfggff,g.f4::,1 :QQVEFEQQ1 ff: ' it " ' is -- .35 rg. eree es M fs iw 1 W Q A X S .L we 25 xi , Q. F251 Sew Q ag X Q i 5 fr 5 fe , ,M , 13138 . ,. fee. sf. -5 wfi ef. Mm T QE? A X fl ,f :-lei? -' Q. -W f:22 '?'i'wa. 'K a me , V -Q: M -'W "ff.-fm. 'efff :ff as wffgg mai :EELS we Mwsfm, zfgneslsvf - fe i f f: lg ffm . ,,, ' X in it-. ,. ... flew. B5 1 7 A - PM Thompson, Clinton Thompson, Shannon Thouvenel, Keitha Wahlstrom, Patti Walker, Ronald BUSY BETWEEN CLASSES Freshmen still have time to pose for a picture. Walls, Lee Weiss, Jason Wetzel, Chris White, Julie Whitmire, Kevin Freshmen 1 31 Williams, Shellie Wollaston, Dana Wright, John Wylie, Tyann Young, Scott LEARNING THE ROPES: Freshmen at the first pep rally wonder what to do. B00 WHO? Boo Knoppel and classmates prepare for next class! 132 Freshmen Not Pictured: Gillispie, Louis Holmes, John Kang, Tony Knoppel, Boo Smith, Sandra Tomas, Sean Van Camp, Eddie Williams, Kenneth x?'9fi'iiuY f 1 2453511 .S Q ' .mg -X Q ,- J X . 1 ,S5sfi.,i it . is W iw, A X S W ffw- K f . 4 Hfgtf fsf, t ,W .. - ,K N . ,V, p . p -as s Q W Ks, ,wif it ,gth E EK K ,A E 1 si', SEEN?" 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He attend- ed the Aledo schools from his seventh grade year through his twelfth grade year. He received his B.A. degree from the University of Texas at Arlington in 1967 and his Master of Education from North Texas State University in 1977. Before becoming principal, Mr. Turner taught mathematics in the high school for six years. This year as in past years, he has successfully set a high priority on improving students' academic achievement. Crenshaw, Ann - Middle School Secretary Adams, Pinkie - Math, 7th and 8th, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, Illinois Beacham, Tracye - Home Economics, Texas Christian University Cabluck, Sondra - Earth Science, 8th, Life Science, 7th, Texas Christian University Dalton, Pam - MathfReading- Resource, Texas Tech University Dally, Georgette - Social Studies, Texas History, Texas Christian University Heckers, Joseph - Physical Education, Football, Basketball, West Chester State Hill, Paulette - Science 6th, Life Science 7th, Winthrop College, South Carolina, Mercer Univer- sity, Georgia Hiltbrunner, Betty - English 6, Reading 7, Social Studies 6, East Texas State University, West Texas State University Jr. H.S. Faculty Hughes, Vicki - Resource QEnglish and Readingjg Texas Christian University Karnes, Gloria - Texas and American History, Texas Chris- tian University Latham, Beth - Reading 7 and 83 Baylor University McCarthy, Michele - Reading 6 and 7, English 7g Texas Chris- tian University Mathison, Tony - Computer Science, Mathematics, Jr. High Coach, Texas Christian University Pyle, Carol - English 8, Reading 7, East Texas State University - Bachelor's and Master's degrees, Tarleton State Universi- ty 4 post graduate work Speck, Sherry - Math 6 and 8, Midwestern State University Woods, Drusilla - Reading - Communications, Stephen F. Austin University Dobbins, ,lane - Library Aide Norris, Julia - Resource Aide Towles, Connie - Resource Aide Hunger Strike? Junior high faculty members take time to visit during their lunch break. W W we L? mfg, QQ' f ig Q4 - ' mm. -af- Ainsworth, Brian Ames, Michael Anderson, Roh Armer, Andria Ballinger, Mistie Baxter, Duane Beasley, Brent Becker, Troy Bererung, .lohn Blue, Tonya Boutwell, Craig Brown, Kristina Brown, La Tricia Brown, Paula Brown, Tami Bush, Chuck Bush, Vickie Butler, Pam Cain, Alan l Camargo, Jennifer Cargill, Stanton Castleschouldt, Rena Q Q Q, -f K 1 Q -, A , ka v " 4 N 5 6 mg Q K x L, ar 3 Childs, Holly Cline, .lohnna Cochran, Tonya Colley, Corey Cox, Lana Creighton, Michael Crosby, Kelley Cupps, J. D. Eighth Grade 13 5 136 Eighth Grade Demby, Cathy Dennington, Tisha Derderian, Joseph Dollar, Andrea Dunn, Amy Eason, Lance Exman, Joy Ferrell, Christian Frazier, Heath Fruit, Michael Garcia, Claudia Garcia, Vincent Gilbreath, John Glass, Kevin Gordy, Stacy Graf, Timothy Grammer, Lisa Griffith, Man Grogan, Brian Groh, Brian Gunaca, Roc Gunter, Kurt Haney, Kathy Hawley, Criag Heuring, Katherine House, Deanna Huddleston, Timmy Ingram, James .lones Cheryl Jones, Chris is Us A 411 ,.L wi , i . blflx """ 7 ,, 9 .. K 7, W f Q i 55, iww wfiiie, 'W?WY'l55WW5"7'?"g My Y K' WT T m?f'Nwfi' 1i "Wg "Q "" A . mm 425, egg s . , ,L WWE ,Q wa 36955 9 ass' Q Q22 ni S? Q 5 5553 ai 3? fa ?f'f 1 Y ,I I , 9 ' 'tg L WM ia' H A eteamz, mama me waiwff Q "' 1.2: Q a , l, . ,.,, ,. a or N --f- 1 ff'- I , Q at 1 ax , 3 is ,. '-" 'N ,af ,-W- V K H 1 , fi, 4. .-, -. -X V ff--V 1 Jordan, Lhrls iff " -'- , J d p I - f L 1 e u 0' an' au he X t l Kanthack,Sol ' M :5 77 H , I Keath, Colby , N 1 -- " . Kennemur, Debra 'fe ,w x - r A -- .,- 'im H X :A I L It ., ., QQ i f! W -121251: ' .Q T ,LL'. fv . A , - 4, V Klper, Karla 23,1 I .2 E. ,si McKenzie, Clay '--Q Marshall, Melinda ' W X '-,Q -' Q Matarese, Maria fi X 'Q 1 no K Miller, Preston Q , ' 0, , li I 1 V, R A -L1-.- P , A Milton, Steven . 731 Moore, Tiffaney it Nolte, ,lohn ,gg W Pointer, Donald 7 - X X Pugh, Sean I is l E is ' ,sf I P, -0 ?i KH:-.. .' S -ar., n llnn ' A W e ii K if 4 ,,,-x,,, ., . ,H -vvl W .,....,, , y , M, VL , x ' ,f-f--4' --' W ',,,..---Q "S, 5 What's up? Eighth graders enjoy afternoon classes at Aledo. Rainer, Shelli Ray, Billy Ray, Desiree Reams, Bryan Regino, Ismael Reimann, Matthew Hendon, Rolando Richardson, Kimberly Rivenburg, Shannon Roberts, Michael Eighth Grade 137 1 38 Eighth Grade Rodriguez, Paula Rosa, Joey Ross, Mari Sanchez, Eric Sanders, Sheila Schmidt, Larry Scott, Brian Semple, Todd Shaw, Chris Smart, Lesli Smelley, Randy Smith, Deanne Smith, Shawn Smith, Dianne Spain, Shanna Stafford, Danny Straub, Ricky Stuard, Sarah Swartz, Joseph -.af f....s1-5, ,,,,, px .fn 1- ohms QfSft K? 'YW' i 09 l"3iPag-gpg ,gig iiii :EEL:xr1z5i ww: aries, --5 , --'- 1: ignites. .. ,,..... Q VH ,. . . ,. .,..,. a M ..,,,..,, ,s.,.,., ,.,,. , ,.,,..,..,, r , K ' ggi ,',t5g,YE25Eggigg:,E?'7 " f. .':zz:, . eff- ,Qefff -V uf Q Am bfi Www Ula it Ov. U I Q we 5 'X ifliii' - f'. " - PQ", ' if ff! 'f if .N K f' .,, " , fi' XY -X t . ' rf x X ' by 1 5 V ,af It gr, , 2 ,L WM 1, y ftitigxg S -f'-, 'fx ' f as 'lf , , -s- -S1 wi- 5 V kjfiizgg "ll ,as S ' a. S' S1 1 i E V54 X Q Q x J 1 S Library relaxation! The junior high library provides a quiet atmosphere for students to read and study. r. . -ay H v.: ,:s,..1,- ,V t if 1 . , Q ' I lit V , --hh yi, ,. ,. i r - f 1 f ioi' M alaa o ,,,.,,,,,,, 3i!3w?2f'35ii522 V V if ,V A ,gy 5 an , ,,., .1 . . :IV , IW , -, I ,, ,tg v, -si X .A 4 if : , Qt y V E 2 'rx Those crazy eighth graders! periods draw excitement in the halls. Passing 1 as ' , . 1 11 , X 3 li J Q x J f A J J r' i 1 - . wa s W i qi -I 4 wi. -'fl 5' Y I lil X V . , y Q ii, ,. - V SJ5: , w i ff fx' , V I ygqi ' it 'A X- I 'ii A ' 'J 1 . i,ri 7 1, J A i1'i iiii fi irii J , .:iff'if:f' ,J ,, ' V52 , W' LT' f if 1 e . ge 'Q ,. ii H -A is 'iii J i 1 ' Q - ,y i K ' . is ' 21 . ff: k'V- K ' V- I ' ' ' X' as if J ag? I Y A fy-Je, .. . 'uf ' ' iff' N595 3f??:f3I"' iiiliw 1' 252: y w My . fl . ,ff 'K X st f Q 3 .. ...... a Tenseth, Amy Thompson, Jamie Tockey, Duane Tolliver, Karla Towles, Christie Vakula, Michael Valderrama, Tanya Walker, Melissa Warlick, Jamey Wells, John Wilkins, Russell Williams, James Wills, Chrissy Young, Sandra Home Ec at Aledo! Students take a break from home economics. Eighth Grade 139 'l "5..T',4 W1 1'f?1?i'55'ff?J"W 5,'::"q::'q,'L,"Yi? -' :53 7f i":?Fi'l5'-7. "Y5,3l'5?355 1 X 'f'155G'5S2?Qii5:lL"e'2T?i7 '71 V'llQ?5ilf5Zi3iFxll'?7ll'Ifllfwgfhglf,'KV - ff'f- 7 fp ag' if? 'W Me' wth, , f ,ig E L:-L, . f W A tf - ' iaith, Q,,? t x, ,fQ-qi :QQ J' , 5 5 N Allen, Paul Berry, Amy Beverung, Lara Blair, Scott Bow, Robbie Box, Robert Brawner, Kyle Brown, Shailar Burdette, Kimberly Burkholder, Wendy Burt, Tim Cacy, Michael Calhoon, Kimberly Carlson, Kevin Carnes, Craig Craig, Ritchie Credeur, Laurie Davis, Stephanie Duggan, Paula Eichenberger, Renee Evans, Mark Evans, Elaine Ford, Denise Gardner, Tracy Gonzales, David Gordon, Dawn Creeson, Donald Gunter. Laura Hale, Leslie Hancock, Heather lil-0 Sew enth Grade sl I-6 ,.,,,y-W .,'1 1' E A' O 'wa' i. , ..f W ,5 1 , g 2 2 QQ 1 9 if 4 6! f f, 5 ,M .4 5' if . K ,ai My 3gM?i.M'?z . , ,,.., M. .,,- V 5, -'MA ' 1 ,E,,., ., f m 3 YQ, .f ,V 2 - he 1 V 1 94' I a .1 S, l ,if H., , , ,,,.,.s .V,,,,, , ,,,A.,, K Harra, Robert Harriman, Heidi Holder, Kara Holloway, Felicia Holloway, Tony Horton, Steven Hyrhorchuk, Dina Hudson, Case Ingram, Jenny Jackson, Darla Jackson, Matt Jackson, Stacey Jarvis, Angela Joyner, Chrystal Killough, Steven Littlejohn, Cynthia Lopez, Grant McEndree, Darryl McKinzie. Noe Maness, Stephen Marlow, Chad Marquez, Julie Martin, Forrest Mask, Jennifer Matarese, Amy Menzies, Leslie Moore, Shari Nykaza, John Patterson, Shea Pennington, Corey ffm K . . '1 Wigs. , ew Z5 YQ 55 f 1 few iw: L sf 5 f was we li X , as N' sP s Q 22,215 W Q M 1, 2 -s w Q we Wag S2 X gg -Q Qs. gp: X il lb as Q as ss, ss f ,w ie me Q S ,, - vsp 3' W M if if w , z 'l , , L Seventh Grade 141 Pennington, Courtney Not Pictured: Gilley, Terry Ross, Brandon 1 42 Seventh Grade Powell, Dwayne Primera, Melanie Robinson, Marcus Robinson, Paul Sandidge, Jimmy Savell, Kenneth Segars, Angela Sheldon, Robbie Soules, Jennifer Stefanik, Sean Stemson, Christa Sustala, Clayton Sweetland, Buffy Swor, Teresa Tackett, Brian Tuller, Amy Waldrup, Cary Walker, Nicole Wiley, Angela Wood, Travis Wrinkle, Robby Zimmer, Nichole . ,,,t Y ,.,,.,g,,. 6 .,,, mwfiw' 1 -"' , aww, QW A f ,ff 2 ' tgp fwwf . I I, f 'Qz -Z :" 'f2' -1 A ,f - ,, 1? "' ., ,, W S : f , ' ,VE W ,W at 1 'WY' if 5 f 'P f f f if Q, Nr W 5 if Exit, ., S x 4' mf S wi ew ,W 4 ' aw if C yyye f ,H ,Q we K ,g ' li I M A 0 fav' s -, ML an ,- A . n J r We L- Q " , PM AQ- A - :' 652-' .. Q 1 t 3 f, V wand, O Ruebel, Joseph Snyder, Gerald Stephens, Leon Y L: fi so ' Q73 Lit L ,, ,iff , e A 4 lx M7 X Yr M "' K 4 v Y , ' " ' . AW " " '. , e 'V' 'fi , ,f E' i SM il V .31 ff 9 ,ff 5: p - - 5,3 X H 'G if Class of 790 Studious? Of course, Mrs. Pyle's class is always busy reading! 'I ff. ,, , W g - ,, .swf , im - K - . l eq Ainsworth, Cherie Baack, Richard Bagwell, Brian Bagwell, Paula Baker, Lisa Barker, Robert Bassler, Charnie Bautista, Richard Beaird, Kyle Beasley, Stacy Becker, Kimberly Bedwell, John Belt, Justin Blanton, Cyndi Blevins, Nikki Bishop, Heath Brake, Shelley Brewer, Merleena Bush, Lana Childress, Amy Childs, Sharon Christian, Tammy Coleman, Carter Colson, David Constable, Dianne Coupland, Kevin Cowser, Reed Creswell, Renee Dehnisch, Michael Devoe, Jennifer Sixth Grade 1 43 1 44 Sixth Grade Douglas, Chet Drosle, Nicci DuBois, Sammy Dudley, Sammy Due, Scoti Duer, Cory Duncan, Shana Earp, Shelly Frazier, Michelle Freeman, Chris Fruit, Lori Gardner, Karen Gardner, Melissa Garmon, Rachel Gilhreath, Jerry Gilley, Patty Glenn, John Gomez, Tigger Goodman, Gayle Gunaca, Vince Hancock, Joel Hecox, Gala Hill, Mike Hill, Thomas Hix, Mandi Johnson, Jessica Jones, Christopher Jones, Jennifer Kang, Nam Keller., Jeni IM -as 14 wmv M 2 ,, aa z 1212? 1 "?'e"i'l 5 5 72253 me gy, - ,gg,,fy,.1 Kimbro, Heather Leake, Jennifer Luce, Tina McGrath, William McKenzie, Cara McKenzie, Daniel McVey, Nancy Marshall, Chad May, Hilda Montgomery, Sara Noonkester, Kerry Page, Kelly Palmer, Rachel Pfleider, Holly Rasor, Jennifer Regino, Domingo Rickard, David Rickard, Vickie Robinson, Krista Robinson, Shylee Rogers, Chris Rubenkoenig, Charles Russell, Kristi Savell, Michael Semple, Heather Sewell, Keri Sides, Gary Smith, Melissa Speck, J oy Stevens, Aaron M W I ' .-.., N may aegis Q I Q ea ag l WYE iig 5 Sixth Grade 145 Stevens, Shawn Stinson, Mike Stoorza, Chris Tauchin, Paul Taylor, Su Mi Thompson, Lori Tomes, Jeremy Towles, Becky Turner, Carmen Van Camp, Joey Wade, Jeff Walker, Marvin Wallis, Layla Wann, Jimmy Watts, Ryan White, Dan Woods, Dawn Wright, Tammy York, Sloan Not Pictured: Ashburn, Cindy Crawford, Stacy Hodges, Christine Reed, Thomas They decided to try something new this year - sixth graders exercise in the new eo-ed PE 'C class. 146 Sixth Grade , Ll iii aa V5 Qu 'eff Haile, Lillian - Sec. Blackwell, Margaret - Res. Wingo, Betty - Carlson, ,Io Anne - Nurse Aide Glenn, Bernice - Lib. Y? Detherage, Verda - Aide Willard Stuard has been involved in the Aledo School District for 23 years. His first three years were spent teaching seventh and eighth grade science, and he has been the elemen- tary school principal for the past twenty years. Mr. Stuard grew up in Aledo and attended the Aledo schools. He earned his bacheloris degree from Texas ASIM and his master's degree from North Texas State University. Although he is very busy throughout the year, he finds time for relaxation in gardening and ranching. He enjoys working with children and in the field of education. His understanding and compassion have enabled him to be a good principal and keep up the Aledo standard of excellence in the elemen- tary school. Mr. Stuard is a special asset to the Aledo school system. Al Lee, Maurie - Speech Eastman, Leta - Aide Elementary Faculty 1 47 J' '1 Q. k L Q f 2 fuses: H iw Y 6, af t K E. ,, , www---,Q -. I .. V-24 A . , A 3 sf Y A X 4 2 ,, F 3 1,1 Q f mi t 0, M, , af gg me A A if Nga . ,, . X Q K M , , av I f esismt.,,t,1,smsssga5s ,miiiwiis fails-,iw ,aft fit? iiifimisfmgtixt e z 5355 ? A H ,ti Yt,V,,g,g, gpg, N, M, , ,Es Qi f Y ,f ' is ' 3 1 f ng ,ga ws li fit X ff,g3f+f,g,, y 1 Q t 5-iigQ, , . '+ - ,, f wgf? N ' f S If, ,vim 6, , A E fa, i f n A ' i" 7'f'x is -if - ifilweshwp' L, we was -W 5211555-I , -PM-. ii' We 5' W 35 A- f f if P V -"' A QW 1 31 9 1?itf"f5iff5E'Q1l2g f ig. Hifi V 55 Mrs. Sherri Brady V Allen,,l oe . Allison, Miki ' Q '-g--r f B riley, James ,fg2f:iQ"', j Dugan, Toby ' " Gallegos, Greg Gray, Crystal Harra, Brett Jones, Catherine Jungers, Aileen Kuykendall, Melissa Light, Brent Marsden, Beth McDonald, Lisa Mooney, Sam Nolte, Mechelle Parish, Tiffini Peterson, Mindy Sandidge, Beth Sneed, Matthew Towles, Robbie Westmoreland, Missy Winegar, Max Mrs. Nell Duke Absher, Michelle Ashburn, Debbie Bailey, Jaime Ballinger, Christie Bridger, Stephanie Brown., Kim 14-8 Fifth Grade Y Brady and Duke ,Ze Q M . ,f ,W f 't, ' . ,, :bf 1, , ,X . 1 ,B M Q , 1, +1 ,,..1 Z W L Y J it 4 9 l i X s Z r , sw 2 49 E - 3 ..t,' e "' 7 f . L fig! " J i ., ky., . 1 . 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'Onan' 2 f , fp! 1 - 'kk' ,I 4 Stone, Jacob Van DuZee, Vikki Walker, Keith Wahlstrom, Mary Young, Michael Mrs. Shele Laminack Anderson, Angela Arthur, Celeste Baldwin, Jeff Burt, Stephen Butler, Price Chastain, Amber Clark, James Davis, Jennifer Dean, Michael Earp, Andrea Eckelbarger, Roy Cordon, DeeAnn Holder, Amy Koonce, Ben Kos, Anne Minshew, Tiffiny Morgan, Karen Rickard, Larry Roberts, Stephen Moretz, Michael Payne, Essie Spraggins, JoAnne Laminack 5 Fourth Grade 151 Robinson, Tonya Scott, Crystal Thompson, Wendy Tinsley, Jayson Wood, Dennis Woods, Jamie Mrs. Sally Neff Anderson, Jason Bow, Randy Brogan, Heather Daily. Erik Duer, Brandon Dutton, Jason Foilcs, Jeremy Gardner. Lisa Goodman, Wade Hill, Mary Hix, Carey House, Misty Jackson, Dawn McElroy, Dawn McNutt. Christian Marshall, Jennifer Martin, Mindy Nelson, Jason Roland. Brian Ruebel. Amy Smith. Missy Speck, Julie Stinson, Trisha Not Pictured: Vilamonh, Vongsasonh 112 Fourth Cradt 2- Neff ' Q 'W' ay 'A ,M- A ' ff . v 'N f 1 Z r 1 X' , fy f- MM A ,W ff 1, A f 4, a E W, ,AR ,pf if 2' 91. Nl , ,Q . tg ,, R Z .syy M ,, .,.,,,,.,,, J , ,,,, J s s J .f " if-I I J ' ,zz 1 5, A 1 up va: l P . V, gg tt ,,,,,i,, if 'S' Y ,ga 5 2 ' 2 ' V+ ' 5 Q JA Lg. ,N Y . I .Q ff 4 J J f V, . X, . 2 ii? J 5 3 Xi vs X fa- r-1 ' A AW .W 1 5' gf ,, 0 gf I 4 if 175: Mi, ' 1 1 X any 12: fin w..,,., : J , Q- 'f , X L Wg W S. a M 1' 45 K a f NX 4, - ix iii ' . kk 'ffnbi , ,- X . 5' :fl.1 iii 5 5- . ,wif x' 5, W " f,L.-: J f-:- P R4 'I 9 be fi ' Qtif i: .- I I 3 Qm : kg RW I l x 3 - --Qt : I' ' - 'QS 4 '--Q X ' J L X W, ,JM a, - ei. J if D! K s t fi:4:i5...::E:s:s:-Wifsiikw .. ,..,,, A.... t . L ,tgigg sake: f,,, ,. ,,,, 9 4 e Sf Q5,E..t V ' i , W .1:l.x Q, ,s J. s ww S ,X N , X ff Walker, Kim Wayland, Brian Woerly, John Mrs. Anita Reisdorfcr Adler, Melanie Bautista, Pete Belt, Rachel Brock, Johnnie Carson, Greg Childress, Russell Deal, Christina Duggan, Michael Cage, Brandi Hawley, Curt Heineman, Amy Johnson, Kevin Jordan, Jennifer Leonard, Dusty McNaughton, Brian Meuir, Chris Pennington, Chari Pettijohn., Aaron Schmidt, Missy Story, Chris Spradley, Rainbow Sustala, Lynn Towles, Trena Wenham, Juston Wrinkle, Brian Not Pictured: Holbeck, Kim Latham, Chris Reisdorfer f Fourth Grade 1.13 Mrs. Carol Stuard Baack, Chris Baldwin, Barbara Brown, Mark Current, Jason Mrs. Stuard Dehnisch, Mark Ilya. V Droste, Mendy ,M Freeman, Alison , Carmon, Aaron Ceddie, John i f x i f ks 42 Q L., A wi A 0 W4 W , . 1' M I LaBar, Sholon IM, 1 .V v A Lacefield, Julie 1 McKenzie, Jessica ' Mizell, Steve Z , Q ,f if I f r 1 K W' f 'Q' l ' af- a Reams, Stacey , Reeves, Kristina , w 1 Hoa, Steven ,,, L , Thomas, Rebecca V - ' ,, Watts, Callie Wiley, Jason Mrs. Kathy Dewbre Ballinger, Lacie Barker, J. P. Brown, Kristin af i 2' fi 4' f W , , , AQ' Pg, 4 a . y If ' vs Casey, Stefanie W " 'M' ' Eason, Angela ' my Geiser, Lauren King, Kelly i I Lemons, Kim fi: ff' . 7 ' in , -as g r f Not Pictured- L Ya? 5 4' ' ff? Boultmghouse, Jessica ' " , ,f W Moffett, Robyn I ' Q . ' tii' Hodges, Marsha 4 t . 1- ,V yy h "S : Z L- , :vii :z, , ' 1- 'S' '. WT 'QM 'sf MV- N 'V5'?sW 2221- -fi ,if .. ,i: f 7 , l f . RTM A tx:-E ii' " '.l V at i he . , . a if M Q' 154 Fourth Grade - Stuard XIII? ,fl 'F ,- . 'xii' l Marshall, Kesley Mask, Lindsey " Murdock, Mikala Needham, Shane ,V Nolan, Christina f , 5 .Q S 'G x I Patrick, Jeremy Peterson, Joshua Pritchard, Brent Regino, Jr. Roden, Wesley ni E Shotwell, Amanda Swor, Matthew Steinway, Tami Westendorf, Brian "'-95, , -42 1--.+ fx- Woods, Deri ,ff aux D , r ,...'?,v-1 Zeller, Ryann Mrs. Brenda McW'horter Bagwell, Randy e ac VW" H Q A iv K i lx , A Qi' , ,, Q -N . Y ' L, .. ' 1 v ' 4 Q i' W If Bookwalter, Carri Burton, Candy Cornutt, Tony Davis, Cathy Golden, Billy Hamil, Chris Hensley, Eddie Holcomb, Amy Jenkins, Alayna Johnston, Kim Leake, Jason McElroy, Billy Not Pictured: Winchell, Tina Dewhre and McWhorter Y Third Grade 155 McGinnis, Nicole Marvin, Toby Mechler, Tara Morgan, Charles Morgan, Joey Pinson, Robyn Segars, Jennifer Smeal, Kalen Walker, Casey WallowingBull, Vaughn Warlick, .lessica Mrs. Arlie Norman Christian, Lindsey Clark, Casey Colson, Troy Constable, Blanca DuBois, John Franklin, .losilyn Garvey, Bryan Callaway, Chucky Jones, Jessica Justice, Wendy Koch, Ismael Koonce, Daphne Lopez, Derek McKinzie, Robert Miller, Monica Miller, Ryan Mixon, Natalea Reeve, Angela Not Pictured: Coker, Crystal Nelson, Wendy 156 Third Grade Y Norman 1 ! If , .fr 2 4 df nb: .rr M 7 - ' 4. yi iv QE X I . ,ffffi f' 1 W ' ' fx W l ffgfw Q Urea 4 . cw gi' airing' I M. .. ' ' fa sl' Q 5 f - ga I fi 1 IP If wessffa1ef2WmmfW,,.,.,f,,., X f l fx 1 ': ,, .. 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C aw V ,,fff 11-H, .f H, s : If ,. , , 7 A 2 W M nf , at , M L 'Q Z 2, A I i,,Z , ,Y Lfv"'A: lid' Smith, Royce Stufflebeam, Rachel Tremblay, Diana Valderrama, Claudia Weber, Josh Weems, Kylan Mrs. Jo Ann Guest Allen, Danny Ballard, Sarah Brogan, Shawn Brown, Jennifer Cantrell, Jeremy Cornelius, Tammy Dehnisch, Meredith Dennie, Chuck Freeman, Deborah Hardin, Steven Harrod, Kelly Jackson, Tanja King, Jared Lacefield, Chad Larance, Keith Light, Jennifer Mankin, Carey Moore, Tina Morgan, Julie Needham, Shannon Phillips, Jason Shaver, Greg Thomas, Chris Guest - Second Grade 157 Westmoreland, Katherine Mrs. Darlene Kszyminski Brassfield, Joshua Brock, Mary .lo Calhoon, Andrew Childs, .leremy Curry, Jennifer Estergalyos, Heather Fowler, Millie Hall, Zachary Haseloff. Candice Joyner, Dusty Kos, Paul Linders, .lason Miller, Nicholle Mooney, Starsky Reeves, Kristopher RubenKoenig, Shelly Sanford, Kevin Scott, Michael Slaughter, Amy Watts, Kristal Williams, Michael Wolfe, James Young, Cheryl Mrs. Rita Stinson Andrews, Melissa Arthur, Bobby Ashburn, .lohn Atkins, Sarah Not Pictured: Taylor, Jessica Vongsasonh. Vilasonh X 'im '-tba, I f' fr- A I '. nf i 'F 4' f A 9 Hr, ,, 4 M ' Q , vV,2M.,,. , 4 x 4 A K E 7' 1 2, f'W?" M ' i it? f- -ur. v i',, 5 4 ,4-ff: fx:-z zz,-' ,V Latham, Shawn Long, Heather Sanford, Travis 158 Second Grade - Kszyminski and Stinson 1? Y , at , Z' ss 4 M t r' 15 ,-,. , h., H --V- if QW!! W .. af' - i f rn, Jil ii xm, W., KW ,, ssei , ifrt , f 'Lt gp ' li 5 ' l 1721 734' , 1 i 'MW ' " ,' -f--1 f , Y .. MN, N V, .,, My-H ., , , " I I .Z 4 1,4 5 lx 4 , 5 r if ' QL' ,.i, 1, 5 'F yyii , fi W X .sf I it if s 'i , C .N a . Q y I "x ,,,-rf ,.,-f",M W U r 1 W , 4 N ,f""- .sift M 94' , fx 4 HUGE N S55 Lia' I , YM-'r e PM ,M M, th' W f i si X ,. 05-.aw 1 fl' T 1 Q it ttl tora M , , , 1 wif i J' ,,, M A ' f"vf1w--MH. . , we ,f 55ifffiQ,EfT'f 1' 5 " 'D - A, ,, ,- ' ,ff f. - 7,1 4 mf, 5 1 ' a w " ' K , ,,,,, V f K .04 A , ,Q W V A K Q 4 E li ,wg l 1' if h .,1. M as. P "', T ff f ii 5 YT ,f f Beshara, Matt Blanton, Wayne Brown, Donald Dixon, Monica Harlan, Micole Harris, Matt Kang, MiWon Killough, Chris Lacefield, Desiree Lee, Apryle Lemons, Corey McGinnis, Scooter Moore, Robert Morrow, .leff Robinson, Melissa Sanchez. Renee Walker, Kerry Wallis, Justin Winegar, Angela Wylie, Tish Mrs. Sammie Suitt Adler, Jonas Bailey, Heather Box, Everett Collins, Michael Corley, Kevin Easley, Angela Ford, John Hardin, Amanda Hudson, Beck Not Pictured: Hodges, Leah Suitt -- Set-ond Grade 159 w e x mm -an Z4 tfvg- ggimwy--'Mfg W ., . ,,,. ij,l:k:fg,ggl5:i.E:,,,-,hai, 'W F. , mniiwr-'SIQL-NVQWNQVWWSXN-E ,C f Luce, Amy Maenis, Patrick Murdock, Brad O'Neal, Jessica Page, Megan Perry, Ryan Primera, Miguel Rickard, Wade Villarreal, Claire Wilkins, Rodney Mrs. Gail Blair Addison, Kelly Attebury, Danee Altehury, Michelle Baugus, Edward Burdette, Robin Calhoon, Benjamin Dorohiala, Cindy Eason, Billy Fitzhugh, Bridget Ford, Chris Gerslner, Laurie Hogue, Stacy Lode, Cody Maisel, David Misner, Matt Norris, Ashley Richmond, Chester Rodriguez, .lose Turner, Marty Not Pictured: Caudle, Elisa Hecox, Denise 160 F1rstGrade 7 Blair Q L :-E, my f is , m-nw X ,,,-1'f' 1,,, -- 7 A if , 2 5 ,. . ff wif : ,,,, m y , ' l l 1 ,A i a 31 ' ., . . 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Steven Valderrama, Gabriel Yelloweyes, Thomas Miss Ellen Hiben Atkins, Ami Barker, Tammy Belt, Robert Bryant, Brittany Cowser, Wade Croyle, Jenny Cypert, Slarla Duvall, Julie Elliott, Joe 162 First Grade - Hiben Il K A Ns is J V W X .D ,, In 5 - lr, in . Lk V if i , ieet r.. ss x a s sf D J 'N , , , .. ' v Xie' 'Q --: ' s as ,,..,.. . ,. S 5 ,GQ A'-' , me 4 . is Y Miss Hiben ,js ll :Lt t s ws eis' 9'- hs,-,..4 wi i N tl K A ,tax Q Y Q- W x -" ... - sr gi .s -S. .,.,,,.,,.. x -,vas D ,EER i , 3 Q 4 K in as ' ,, Q. tx . -H if g lx X X e 9 X 5- 5- "-N -J ,nw :g,,H,,...,,,,,, . K , 1 tt, . ' 1 '. ' - ' 1 ni . E- 5 1 A 1 lx ,- ,Q 1 ' xg , af 3 9 iw t asv' ii its ., 3 L. ttif N - , f '- if 2 ' J tif- -- iv A X ,fig-to S HE ,E 2 - We ,. , , 1 t X . V ' iii V , N? 55 x . ix 3 N .l f M t M 5 x Q, A .-A ', V s, l 1 ax -M' ' 1 J N s Q X N Q , l in ' K2 pi ,, 9-'17 J W I X 6 it ,Ft A i X E Q 4 ' 'le , f H 1 ,411 -mmm, ,.,,, . B is i"' " 1 t .mf 4, J eel to l nv- ,K ,---. , . 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Mandy Foiles, Jeffrey Hernandez, John Hix, Cody Jones, Charles Koch 7 First Grade 163 Kos, Kristi Lodato, April McVey, Larry Mullins, Andrew Pettijohn, Kelly Roden, Bryan Sanford, Brandi Scott, Shannon Yelloweyes, Brandi Mrs. Debbie Reedy Atkins, .loy Ballard, Joe Beshara, Luke Burton, Arthur Clark, Kelly Cronkite, Jennifer Crosby, Staci Dean, Brad Eichenberger, Kevin Ford, Anita Hanna, Zach Hardison, Holly Jones, Erin Moore, Mary Morris, James Newkirk, Hollie Priest, Kourtney Spruce, Troy Stark, Devin Not Pictured: Calderon, Telisha Pace, Kendi 164 Kindergarten : Reedy A if J 'T iff il' , t A irgvfa f ' fm" ,xv-'L gi A t ha ' va an 1 .V K i a a V189 . ' pt , V 52 fl '4- NM,,4., .. . ,,,, W. .,. at A ,-f, Nu.. ,,., . , ,, ..,. fa, , ' rf' -e.,, A I ,mul 53-nw, ',,t M'- vs.......--f"' -1... iq' uni iL 5- vs-r"' -da ...an -V: ' f F 1 ""4' V' .,,, f . M ltt a t Q ' 2 wif li Z li , f ,I Q, ' D A ly K, k ' ,, f , ' ,',, A f Q 5 it A if X, ,,,, K PW' fn Mk I 2222. 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Two elementary students dressed as a doctor and a nurse carry a Cabbage Patch Kid on a stretcher during the Halloween Carnival. The Halloween Carnival was a big event for the elementary students in addition to being a big fund raiser for the Lions Club and the PTO. "1.. -.."'2."7-' +11 51.-f .gf Not Pictured: Key, Monty Kirk, Chris Murray, Beth ,,'fT,J Unruh, Brett V 1' 1. Vongsasohn, Power 115 ii up Ford, Alan I, ' Hodges, Stephen ma. Q. , , , 166 Elementary Candids vt., 7 JM. r eaaa fi S v L Food or Fame? Elementary students perfer to pose for the photographer instead of concentrating on lunch. Future Artist! Mrs. Gibsonls class works diligently on an art project. 3 ' V- . 1 HS 1 .-.M , M . x . h. .V 'H ' A iTV"X'g:-F ff -'-' : 1.. . 'W A -Wk "- ": "1:1e?,vr,1A.w: xl, , .Az --NWKQ. , Nz: X , -www, W2 , .. 'fi W 7, k i my 5 ."'0nu,. ,- Ag. - 'xy-1 , K 'DY' br-'ul' XI' li:-'2'3"9PfQ:i, k - 5. ,M V - ---. my fm. w K 32 Q, X 9 cf Q 0 0 X2 Q S 9 Q 9 0 YJ 'Y 9 'L O Our Choice Box Office Hits Of 784 - 785 Beverly Hills Cop Purple Rain Red Dawn Ghostbusters Terminator Karate Kid Flamingo Kid Missing in Action Sudden Impact iii. i..i,-i. A I i ,L H.. Y ".' 5- ' ii '-.' 4' gi xv . V. I . -,.', Ti '-' lvozxs, 'fv',',', In 'itil lil' IBIRIERIX HI x9 X0 v."'i,:Z'l D EVERY ?EOPLE CNOCKOUT OF no nm C9 3 Y X The It's time for ff iii pq 170 -A ff fi 1 N M 1 ' ' 'J I if Jl f I f"'f'if,X' L' :J fl Q fifiifxififl fl, 1 YXX5'!v -f- lil' , , .1 L fwfr tI,' f"-f K,A.- If , K ,if Q J, V Poll f 'Y' twin. " ' Our Favorites: Actor Eddie Murphy Clint Eastwood Rob Lowe Matt Dillon Tom Cruise Mel Gibson Svlvester Stallone Timothy Hutton. Burt Reynolds Sean Penn ' Actress Rachel Ward Bo Derek Goldie Hawn Sally Fields Heather Locklear Meryl Streep Heather Thomas Teri Garr- Marilyn Monroe Jessica Lange Car S sg Porsche Corvette Mercedes" Lamborghini Ferrari Monte Carlo SS Jaguar Chevy Truck BMW Trans Am 280 ZX J Place to Eat Z lVTcDonald's Friday Go ueno, Pancho's Red Lobster Pizza Hut Taco Bell 'Bearcat Cafe Steak8zAle Burger King Bennigan's rcia's ff 'C Song l Can't Fight This Feeling You're the Inspiration Naughty-Naughty Hard Habit to Break Baby's Got Her Bluejeans On Blame It On Mexico Group Led Zeppli Chicago Van Halen Alabama Boston Duran Duran Journey ZZ Top Cars Reo Speed- Wa 'ss Whom CharlesDaniels' Band Singer George Strait Robert Plant Sammy Hagar Prince David Lee Roth Madonna Phil Collins Billy ldol Hank Williams, Jr. Steve Perry Sport Football Basketball Baseball Rodeo Track Volleyball Tennis Raquetball WaterandSnow skiing Hobby Sports Horseback riding Hunting Fishing Dancing Motorcycle riding Talking on the phone Snow ski- ing Eating Listening to music TV Show The Cosby Show Miami Vice Charles in Charge Simon and Simon Dynasty Magnum PI Paper Dolls Family Ties Three's Company Video Hot for Teacher California Girls Like a Virgin Wild Boys Can't Fight This Feeling I Can't Drive 55 Careless Whisper Thriller Congratulations As the school year advanced many students received honors that were not known in time to be included with the team or organization pages in the yearbook and others were not known in time to be included in the yearbook at all. So, congratulations to the following students and all others who receiv- ed special awards through the remainder of the year. Bluebonnet Bowl Participates: Patty Neal, Laurie Christian, Ellen Palmer, Judith Sanchez, Tia Young, Galena Parcencia 4699 All District Football lst Row: T. Soules, B. Hyles, J. Paul, E. Bills, R. Hood, A. Wahlstrom, M. Elrod, R. Hargrove, M. Elrod, D. Moore, D. Hale 2nd Row: T. Watts, C. Hissam, B. Baker, W. Ford, D. Hunter, D. Young, K. Hinderman, B. Hamilton, G. Minter, B. Kennemur. 170 Special Honors All-District Volleyball Shannon Roberts, Missy Williams Drill Team Managers: Chris Gibson, Marin Koldin, Melissa Smith Beau Y Allan Wahlstrom In Closing One Last Look At A Typical School Day. . CLASS - sometimes strange things occur! LUNCH - provides an opportunity to talk with friends. CLASS - Chawn Gilliland and Greg Minter have a conference with Mrs. Andrews. PASSING PERIOD - a chance for a brief break and some time to goof-off. From The Editor ? After seven short months and four deadlines we finally finished another volume of the ,Ledoian. The staff worked extra hard to capture all the memories of the '84--85 school year, but we could not have done it without all the help from our sponsors Mrs. Rowe and Mrs. Gifford. Without them this yearbooli would not be complete. This yearbook is for all the faculty and students of Aledog but most of all to the Senior class of '85. We may not have captured all the memories due to new state laws, but we hope a smile will come to your face as you flip through these pages ten years from now. We hope you will remember the good times, the sad times, but most of all the fun times. The past three years on the Annual Staff has been a lot of fun and a lot of hard work. To all the Annual Staffers in the past three years, remember: trips to the storeg talk of ordering out for pizzag Christmas parties at TGI Fridayisg yearbook seminarsg getting out of class to help with picturesg learning the real skill of cropping and numbering picturesg carnation salesg copy writingg doing and redoing quad-paksg getting to know Walterg and last, but not least, Closing 171 remember your beloved editor. 17 2 Dedicatio QT:-M DEDICATION In appreciation for the many years of hardwork, time, devo- tion, and love that was given to the Aledo schools, the yearbook staff dedicates the 19841-85 'Ledoian to Mr. Charles MeAnally, who retired as Superintendent in June, 1984. S Fflffll 0 TEXAS if Darlin Jill" Five Times Grand Champion Heiier 1983-84 Grand Champion of Longhorn Youth Shows . f 99 Q We Registered Longhorn Cattle George 81 Shirley Doak 48171443-0206 - Rt. 17, Box 410 - Ft. 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