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opening 1inside
the opening......................1
the activities..................12
the achievers...................58
the organizations...............74
the athletes...................128
the leaders....................232
the people.....................280
the teachers...................314
the advertisers................324opening 3
winning,
opening 56 openingthe ram pride shows through.
the band keeps the beat for the rams.
they were ram fans through thick and thin.
two of the many disco rams.
our faithful faculty.
10 dedicationwe held our spirit up through it all...
with their help.
they were tough but the rams loved them.
the hoopsters — a bunch of rowdy rams.
elsik participation has always been excel-
lent. the excellence has not come from the
majority of the school, but from the dedi-
cated supporters of the rams, the true ram
fans are outnumbered but they compensate
for this by working twice as hard, yelling
and cheering twice as loud and, smiling
smiles that shine with elsik pride.
it is all part of the rams dedication.
dedication 11the
12 activitiesactivities
activities 13anyihing goes
for a good cause
"don’t ask questions, just stick them together." — valerie summers
shoes only a penny a pair, bluelight special attracts many.
"this is almost anything goes, not a slumber party!"
14 almost anything goes
demonstrating this obstacle course really excites valerie
summers.
"i learned how to do this in the second grade." — theresa
swift"i don't know what the problem is, my trike at "if we’re lucky the cans will get crushed and we won't have to use them anymore." —
home takes the curves just fine." — karen kane lora parker, d'lynne harwell, debra sherrod, and lynn adkins
"come on red, you have to be the anchor on the tug of war team.” — gary gibbs and
jeff phillips
anything from your average clothes,
changing relay to an under-the-blanket
swim went this year at elsik’s second
annual almost anything goes, all pro-
cedes collected were donated to jerry's
kids with muscular dystrophy, although
the pep rally scheduled for the event was
cancelled because of apathy, the partici-
pation was high and the project was a big
success, when asked how he felt about
the project and the enthusiasm towards
it, jimmy sumruld said, “everyone
should give their support because if our
money only buys one new wheel chair it
will be worth all the effort."
almos t anything goes 15juniors do fhe
fwisf
three hundred seventy-five dollars, you've got to be kid-
ding! — samdoolittle
i can't believe he cut in front of us! — cory andrews and parris watson
i wonder what number i am? — kenneth franks and debby pierce
you're supposed to turn my ring not my whole finger! — jervaise
bauer
16 senior rings
why did you put a picture of yourself on your ring asks phyllis
watkins to todd kirkendall.pointing to where it's at, monica gildone and kelly northcutt show off
their rings.
juniors wait patiently in line.
1981 senior class rings.
the twist turn tradition came to
life again on december 10 as
anxious juniors received their
rings, along with the excitement
of “showing off” their prized
possession, the juniors felt one
step closer to becoming seniors.
oh, no! i forgot what number i was on says cathy me dowell.
senior rings 17we are from elsik
and proud of if!
the theme from popeye is played by the band, as the team captain approaches the mic.
— ram band
e l s i k, the ram band spells it out in their own special way!
"performance at its best." — varsity cheerleaders
shouting their class yell, the sophomores go for the spirit stick.
"if you got it, flaunt it!" — shawn smith, kevin brown, and gus
aljure
18 pep rallies
the crowd’s attention is drawn towards the var-
sity cheerleaders as they stack up with spirit.shaking their groove thing — scon Schumacher, robert alvarez, curtis hall, denis gav-
lik, and mark bias
“i can't believe the battalion copied our routine.” — revies
clapping to the beat, seniors show their super
spirit.
pep rallies 19as the result of much hard work, j.v. cheerleaders do a
superior job.
the "untouchables" leave the scene of the crime. —
lisa ford, thyra bergenheim, and dorrie morris
full figured guys find balancing a big challenge — junior powder puff cheerlead-
ers.
hang it up hastings — rocky ram
(shelly zwick)
fo’u c hdown, touchdown! — sherri
suhrand laura wright
"who spread it around that there was a pep rally this morning?" — freshmen "we just have to win the spirit stick this week." — faculty
class members
20 pep rallies.. and a special thanks to my mom and dad who made it all possible.”
— tim dark, junior
the bandaged bear expresses the battalion’s feelings about the
big game.
the three musketeers — in concert, juniors bubba ray, tim mor-
ris, and marc hayden.
waiting patiently for the next cheer. — freshmen class
the pride of alief makes a grand entrance.
the pride and enthusiasm shared by
everyone throughout the year made
our pep rallies a big success, on the
morning of a game, the gym would
quickly fill with students and teachers,
eagerly awaiting the arrival of the
cheerleaders and the football team,
with the start of the fight song the
cheerleaders would run into the gym
as a roar of chants soon filled the air.
although the season was an endless
struggle for the rams, the support and
loyalty of their fans and friends never
ceased.
“we’re from elsik and proud of it!" — varsity football team
pep rallies 21homecoming
1979-1980 homecoming queen — phyllis kiser
22 homecoming1979
senior nominee court — robin pavese, susan landry, phyllis kiser, robin bragg.
underclassmen court — freshman, mindy Campbell; sophomore, karen kane; jun
lor, tammy james.
presenting crown to phyllis kiser is last year's queen debbie king.
1979-1980 band sweetheart — jeane rummel.
date: november 2, 1979
place: a lief stadium
time: 7:30 p.m.
teams: elsik vs memorial
score: 27-0 memorial
court: phyllis kiser, mindy
Campbell, karen kane,
tammy james
band sweetheart — jeane
rummel
homecoming 23dancing to the music at the homecoming dance is michele ste- elsik fans watch the homecoming half time events,
vens and johnny cabera.
tension is released as phyllis kiser is announced homecoming queen.
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24 homecominglast year's band sweetheart.
stacie laycock, presents roses to jeane rummel
— band sweetheart.
strutting their stuff at dance is larry aikins and kaihy brown.
homecoming 25
awaiting the moment to crown the new queen is robert alvarez
and debbie king.seniors buff
the juniors
half time boogie — blue bombers.
line to line, both seniors and juniors are to play.
watching their teammates with victory in the air — seniors.
loss of yardage and a struggle to keep balance—
sherri luehr.
derrick dolls they are not — robert alvarez, cur-
tis hall, scott schumacher and mark bias.
26 powder puff
the super seniors.BURS
name that tune? — ram band.
showing off their figures and outlandish measurements the blue bombers pose for
photo.
the junior jockettes.
showing grace, the junior cheerleaders stack up in
stunt.
on november 30 the third annual powder puff game took
place, as the night grew dim and the locker rooms were filled
with chants of "let's kill 'em” from both teams, the players
came running out on to the field ready for action, during the
first quarter, sherri luehr passed to dana mattox to put the
seniors on the scoreboard, second quarter was scoreless and
the teams went into their locker rooms with the score seniors
8 and juniors 0. the wacky band and the blue bombers pro-
vided the half time entertainment, the teams came back on
the field with one thing on their minds — it was time to score
and win the game, as third quarter time ticked away, laura
wright scored to put the juniors on the scoreboard, in the
fourth quarter, the seniors felt the clinch that the lumors had
once felt earlier in the game, with one minute left in the game,
vicki kite broke through the junior defense and the seniors
won the game with a score of 14-8. all in all the game was a
lot of fun, even though it got a little rough.
charging through the spirit poster, the junior team gets rowdy for the game.
powder puff 27
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bclorc the half, sponsor ms. lowery and coach
denms kuithe watch seniors move on down the
field
we're 1 — you know that's true — donna coston and cindy stokes.
doing high kicks to keep warm? — powder puff cheerleaders.
yelling at the top of their lungs for the juniors to score are linda
price, sponsor ms. mcclure and jennifer defrance.
watching the juniors as they start to run their offense — cheryl clep-
per and leslie bowland.
28 powder puff
poor marky haskett feels left out as dennis gavlik keeps treonne blair
and jill wagner warm.look how can we get a first down with field position? — sherri luehr,
frank teers, kerry dale and vicki kite.
holding the ball tightly and surrounded by seniors, laura wright
gains yardage.
wacky band performs at half time.
top speed and an open field is the key as vicki kite runs to score.
prayers and promises made as second half soon begins —
seniors.
little legs but fast — zoryena cadungog.
not too happy with the penalties called — robin trosclair and lori weaver.
powder puff 2979-80 Christmas royalty
sophomores: top (lr) brett kasuls, griff
thomas. bottom (l r) sherri hankins, kath-
juniors: top todd kirkendall, kelly bean, bottom (l r) d’lynne harwell, maureen
molloy, lynn adkins.
30 Christmas dancesenior king and queen —
frank leers and georgina peraza
junior prince and princess —
grant smith and maureen molloy
sophomore duke and duchess —
griff thomas and fill lassiter
leen bowley, jill lassiter, Suzanne larson.
seniors: top (l r) tom vossman, frank teers, george ortiz, robert neal bottom (l-r) vonn kessler
georgina peraza, jill harrmgton, blair thomas.
Christmas dance 31tonight
yes tonight!
listening intently to the discussion — twila weaver, leslie bowland,
laura giese, susan landry, and kerry dale.
"praise ye the lord" — denise cox, vicki rummell, todd kirkendall sing
out loud.
participating in the skit — frank teers and twila weaver as he sews a patch on her pocket.
32 young lifeleading the group in song — leader ron cadit, leslie bowland and
laura giese.
showing off at the skating party — tim gandy and john wagner.
a pie in the face is worth a thousand words —
jimmy sumeruld.
relaxing after skating — jill lassiter and patty johnson.
alief high school students are
given the chance to meet new
people, learn more about them-
selves and Christianity, by partic-
ipating in young life, in the
words of leader ron cradit,
‘‘young life is a place where high
school lives meet and share sin-
cere, open, honest love."
singing before they skate the young life group gathers for meeting.
young life 33pocahontas piper pipes for her pals. — dana rodgers
godspell,
an ouisianding debui
the drama club didn’t need any signs, they were heard loud and clear.
34 godspellwatch a pro do it the right way — tracy ray.
superman takes a time out to help the little
lady. — mark bias and lisa loomis
this is as easy as a song and a dance says mark bias to sam doolittle.
listen mark if you don't get your lines straight! — sam doolittle to mark bias
i wonder what would happen if i turned on the blue light
instead of the red one. — neil starks
godspell, elsik’s first musical,
was truly the drama depart-
ment's "Christmas gift to alief.”
combining the talents of the
band, choir, and the art depart-
ments the december 7 presenta-
tion delighted the student body.
the play, based on the gospel
of matthew, was built by hours
and hours of practices, the days
and days of hard practices payed
off as their stage calls turned
into standing ovations, elsik’s
first musical was no doubt a
huge success.
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handing out kisses carey faires asks who is next?
ha ha ha i told you he liked me better — marky haskett and duane chick.
during the year, elsik had many dances for the enter-
tainment of the students, many alumni returned for the
homecoming dance which was held after the memorial
game on nov. 2. the next dance was the twirp dance
where the girls paid for their dates, this annual event is a
fund raiser for the junior class, last was the winter won-
derland dance sponsored by the revelliers. the attire for
the dances ranged from sweatshirts and jeans to semi-
formal attire.
showing off his date curtis hall thinks of getting in the dark room.
dances 37fads and
a three piece suit is everyday attire for gershon suan,
senior.
modeling her new spring dress, senior marisa gibson
sets the style for many.
38 fads and fashions
baggie jeans gained popularity fast. — sophomore robin wood and juniors joy
degruy, jennifer de france, and Silvia hernandez
versatile blazers proved to be a big favorite this year. — juniors debbie johnson
and laura robertsonfashions
designer jeans create a casual, but classy look. — juniors lori visser and
dorrie morris
no wardrobe is complete without a comfortable pair of over alls.
— senior leslie bowland and junior robyn scott
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slit and flair bottom skirts were a stylish favorite again this year. — sophomores kim theriot, cathy ramsey, shelly carr, leslie me afee, and jun-
iors kelly me donald, shauna marquardt „ , ,, ...
fads and fashions 39people's
pick of the flicks
1. the jerk •j’M
2. muppet movie
3. electric horseman
4. kramer vs. kramer
5. going in style " %■ ; ’
6. " 0"
7. monty python and the holy grail
8. life of brian
9. rocky two
10. the american gigolo
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long plays
1. long run — eagles
2. the wall — pink floyd
3. cornerstone — styx
4. the gambler — kenny
rogers
5. off the wall — micheal
jackson
6. the best — barbara
mandrell
7. on the radio — donna
summer
8. double livegonzo — ted
nugent
choice
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on the radio
. styx
2. bee gees
3. led zeppelin
4. pink floyd
5. commodores
6. earth. wind, and fire
7. heart
8. supertramp
9. little river band
7 0. charlie daniels band
grabbin a bite
1. sonic
2. mcdonald's
3. mrgattis pizza
4. del taco
5. pizza hut
6. jack in the box
7. taco bell
sex symbols
7. dint eastwood
2. bo derek
3. burt reynolds
4. cheryl ladd
5. robert red ford
6. suzanne somers
7. nick nolte
8. jane fonda
9. john belushi
10. gilda radner
on the tube
1. white shadow
2. m.a.s.h.
3. mork and mindy
4. love boat
5. ten speed and brown shoe
6. Saturday nite live
7. monty python's flying circus
8. the bennie hill show
9. soap
10. real people
people's choice 4 i'm sorry this is k-mart not crisis hotline, paul kelly — k-mart
42
no we don’t serve sharks here, sue yi — long john silvers
jobs
key chains, casual corner, or me says diana cernosek — starship
hallmark.you want a cash refund for all this laughs Kim head — susie’s i got click click spsss steam heat! says mark stewart — stelzigs
casuals
no i'm sorry but we don't sell army boots here says joy
degruy — j. harris
our special says limit 1 not 10 says lisa shumate
jobs 43i don't know where tinkerbell is right now. john dufour — long john silvers
they are behind the counter, just ask the pharmacist. —
teresa loftin — trademark pharmacy
i wonder if he is a big tipper says donald taylor — minimax
44 jobs
milton bradley's in this box says neil starks — circus worldsome elsik students use
their spare time by working
part-time jobs, the places
where most students work
are westwood mall, grocery
stores, drug stores, and k-
mart. most students like
their jobs and love making
the money, with the high
prices of gas and clothes,
students really feel like
they’re helping out their
families.
lobs 45hobbies
practicing the guitar takes up much of tommy beat’s
spare time.
body surfing is a favorite pastime for mike nadolski and george ortiz
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talented senior, gib gibson, plays and sings for a small crowd.
46 hobbiessmiling proudly, kassie calgrove poses with her prize-winning horse.
visiting the stable, Christine corn shows cindy kelly her horse, blue.
hobbies 47
Odifferenf sfrokes
for differenf folks
48 hobbies
va roomm grant smith flies through the air."you mean to tell me that zz topp started this way?” — larry harvey, billy lowery, and iohnny
swift
displaying his drawing of mrs. chapman, luong tuan minh shows his artistic ability.
many students who attend
school devote much of their
spare time developing talents
and pursuing interests, this year
the staff felt that a special sec-
tion should be used to recognize
some of these people for their
achievements, although every-
one could not be featured, a col-
lection of students’ various pas-
times are shown.
hobbies 49underclass
auciion
"if i eat slow enough, i won't have to do anything stu-
pid.” — tony mathiason
"okay, who's the wise guy that keeps grabbing my pad?"
— julie manfre
50 slave sale
"you want us to what!?" — kippy swan and missy terry
consuming mass quantities of cookies is terry’s secret to having a healthy cone.
— terry johnson and star sauersmile, you look ridiculous! — mike johnson
being an elsik cheerleader has always been their dream. — mark
schiendler and bobby givens
these freshmen seem to be enjoying themselves. — jimmy sumeruld,
derek dunaway, nick dela penna, and twila weaver
elsik's very own punk rock star. — ed lofton
this group may be good enough for the gong show. — nina sinha, terri brockman, and
kirn harper stove sale 51"they want us to do another number." — jackie snow and shonda
obrien
"with a quack-quack here and a quack there...” — jose mata and bobby wilhite
"okay sweetheart, give me your sexy smile." —
fred petersen and coach capchinski
struggling on the floor during an air raid. — Steve bivens
the new kkk president for 1979-80. — dexter webb
52 slave salemy mom still doesn't understand this," — thinks Christy ferguson.
you sing worse than i do." — lisa la blanc and lori loomis
table dancing is elsik's favorite lunchtime entertain-
ment. — tony mathiason and bobby wilhite
"pardon me sendr, have you seen my burro?" —
derek dunaway
each year as we enter the last months of school, stu-
dents anticipate many upcoming activities, probably
the one most looked forward to is the freshman sale,
the gym is crammed to full capacity with anxious
upperclassmen, eager to begin their bidding, nervous
groups line up as they prepare to enter the center of
the gym. ms. contine, our auctioneer for the past two
years, starts off the event as she opens bidding on the
first group, the following day freshmen are corralled by
their masters doing a variety of tasks, such as; carry-
ing books, kissing feet, escaping air raids, giving punk
rock concerts, and more, although this event can be a
little embarassing, the freshmen class members have
lots of fun and add more money to their prom fund.
slave sale 53midnighi
cowboys
"look billy, there is a camera in that bundle of hay.” —
george ortiz and billy jaynes
in
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performing after the rodeo, singer johnny duncan,
smiles for the camera.
54 kikkers
"if everyone smiles real big no one will notice that bubba has a dip." — oscar
garza, Christy ferguson, and angie salvato
"will it help if i count the steps aloud? eileen llorente"hey, i think i know that girl over there." — Steve harris and kim shuffling to the two step, elsik’s kikkers move with the crowd at a simon-
head ton dance.
waiting for the chute to be opened, bubba patterson watches the angry bull.
students always seem to divide
themselves into groups, and one of
the bigger cliques is the kikkers.
many of elsik’s kikkers spend their
Saturday nights at simonton, where
they watch an exciting, dangerous
rodeo and stay for the dance after-
wards. the guys frequently partici-
pate in “hard money” and other
rodeo contests, while the girls
cheer them on. many practice rid-
ing skills at circle 8 on tuesday and
thursday afternoons, one can easily
spot them because of their western
attire, the kikkers make up a large
portion of our school, and each one
will tell you — "i’m proud to be a
kikker!”
kikkers 55four de trance
rides again
getting ready for the race, linh tran and chan phan make minor adjust-
ments.
the french consulate to houston, leon simon, adds to the festivities.
waiting for the race to start. — joe sellers
riding on is yong choi.
pot holes will do it to you every time... joe schmidt.
56 tour de trancegetting his starting time. — dorian duplain
students cheer for their country members
gliding to the finish, scott mckinsey, shifts to 10.
eating an orange. — bobby elley
tour de trance is a bicycle race that is
run yearly in trance, this is the toreign
language department’s second year to
sponsor the race in aliet. many students
sign up and ride through the streets of
aliet on a predetermined course in hope
of reaching the finish line first, this year
the winners were, first place — dorian
duplain, second place — mike ingels,
and third place — kevin yeoman.
tourdefrance 57• the
58 achievers achievers 59
achieversanil sinha — valedictorian
accomplishin'
donna barr — valedictorian shawn smith — valedictorian
after four years of studying and hard work, the
1980 senior class, composed of 357 students, grad-
uated. the class ranks, which were based on the
grade point averages accumulated from ninth grade
through the second quarter of the senior year, were
given out in late march, one person with a perfect
4.0 average is usually chosen as valedictorian; how-
ever, this year the senior class had four valedictori-
ans: donna barr, anil sinha, shawn smith, and david
tsen — all with perfect averages, the other six pero-
pie that ranked in the top ten were (in the order of
their rank) peter ku, robert alvarez, valerie sum-
mers, Charles lundquist, Steve shrout, and donn
friedman.
60 academics5. peter ku 6. robert alvarez
seniors ranking in the top 15% of
1979-80 class: robert alvarez,
donna barr, bennett benoit, john
bolmanski, susan brown, lisa cam-
eron, marc calvert, michel chang.
christa coleman, gayla connaugh-
ton, sara dailey, dewana dorsey,
mike ernest, donn friedman, laura
giese, ginger hall, carla howell, jen-
ise jensen, peter ku, david law-
rence, wei-ann lin, Charles lund-
quist, greg maynard, kathy molloy,
chris moore, teryl morse, Stephanie
nelson, carmen osorio, bill papado-
poulos, robin pavese, shannon
payne, jenny peloquen, jeff phillips,
donna powell, regina ransom,
diana saiz, judy shafer, steve
shrout, kelly shumate, cathy
simms, anil sinha, shawn smith.
7. valerie summers 8. Charles lundquist
9. steve shrout
10. donn friedman
scott smitherman, kirn spragins,
michelle Stephens, valerie sum-
mers, david tsen, tom vossman,
david wall, mark wilkinson, karen
williams, lisa wills, jodi wood, ken
yawn, and insukyi.
academics 61proud of their awards, national council of teachers, shawn smit
and teryl morse
"try this, it's good for you." says tami littletown
a typical smart class...
writin'
"when i read some of the rules for speaking and writing
the english language correctly... i think
any fool can make a rule
and every fool will mind it.”
henry d. thoreau
even though this quote is realistic to many students while
they are struggling to remember grammatical do’s and
don’ts, the final results are beneficial not only in college
but later on in one’s career, the elsik english department
offers several courses focused on building better writing
skills and a stronger vocabulary; however, there are also
several courses designed to expand the uses of writing,
such as creative writing, the more advanced literature
classes are great for college bound students.
62 academics
... a typical rowdy class"i wonder if she'll notice, if i catch some winks." says missy mitchell.
"the history of the world is the record of a man in quest of his
daily bread and butter.”
h. w. van loom
the history department at elsik is one of the more active depart-
ments. students learn about life styles of countries and nations
as well as their politics, in american and world history there are
many opportunities to taste foreign and early american foods,
the classes also keep up to date on the current events to make
students aware of the future, elsik seniors take government and
economics to learn more about our government, also the stu-
dents learn about the stock exchange and how to keep accurate
records of their earnings.
"what did he say?" asked amy bean.
academics 63"it's alive!!!" herald fisher and friends. "look! there’s more letters than numbers." says robin scott and
rick rawls
figurin'
“he's so cute” ... thinks roxanne durman
mathematics — “a wonderful science, but it hasn’t yet
come up with a way to divide one tricycle between three
small boys.”
"she's still not catching on" ... gwen hopkins and coach ihrer
earl wilson
this is an example of a problem that math doesn’t
solve; however, in the math department students of all
ages work diligently at trying to solve these types of prob-
lems. one of the most frequently asked questions of the
math students is "why?”
64 academics
"how do you make this thing play games?” asks guy mclarenit’s shake n bake and weee helped." polly reynolds, jemse jensen
but I didn’t have breakfast this morning,” says Chris haigh
"the fin bones connected to the
gill bone, the..." sings kerry dale
"this beats reading a story in eng
lish," david jackson
no amount of experimentation can
experimeniin
"mmm this formaldehyde left over from the sharks tastes good." prove me right; a single experiment can
shelle strobel, glen forad, snehal patal
prove me wrong."
albert einstein
the science department has many differ-
ent subjects, elsik students study physical
science, biology, and chemistry, in first
year biology, they dissect earthworms and
fetal pigs, this year in biology II, they
observed the lives and mating habits of
fruit flies, then they went on to dissect
dogwood sharks and alley cats, in intro-
duction to chemistry and chemistry stu-
dents learn all about the labs and how to
work with the chemicals in them, environ-
mental science students learn about
plants and how to care for them, with all
the science courses elsik offers its stu-
dents, another einstein may pass through
elsik's doors.
"if you turn it upside down it resembles Cheryl Tiegs,” bubba
ray, glenn mclaren, torri morris
academics 65"if you can’t talk in Spanish, then i’m not talking to you!" kelly
macdonald to roy schneider
"quiero ir a mi casa (i want to go home!)" chasie hawk and "have you ever felt left out?” missy terry
jane martz
spea kin'
" there is no one able to speak who cannot learn some por-
tion ... of another language, and... put it to use.”
mario pei
apparently both the students and teachers involved in the
elsik hastings foreign language department agree with the
above statement, foreign languages are the most chosen
elective courses offered here. Spanish, french, and german
are all very popular and offer fun classes as well as useful
tools for later use among the activities participated in are spe-
cial holidays particular to each country, such as oktoberfest
for the germans and dia de los reyes magos for the Spanish,
dialogues are performed and discussed to orientate the stu-
dent with conversational abilities, the culture and history of
each of the languages' mother countries is also studied, but
the main result these courses are trying to achieve is being
able to understand and use the language when needed, since
in our modern world it is becoming increasingly important to
« have a second language.
66 academics
i m trying to hatch it! says eddie monn
"acting is not being emotional, but being able to express emo-
tion."
kate reid
the drama department, led by mrs. leathers, helps aspiring
actors and actresses to learn the necessary tricks of the trade,
such as controlling stage fright, improvisation, and use of the
imagination, drama la introduces students to all phases of the
theater — stage makeup, costume, stage lighting, and set
design, specialization comes in the following classes: 1b teaches
character acting; 2a develops the stage voice; 2b centers in on
the technical aspect of the theater; 3a teaches directing; and 3b
helps students with putting together a portfolio and auditioning.
speech classes, taught by mrs. starnes, involve many interest-
ing as well as practical lessons for the student interested in
speech making, speech 1 involves group discussions and public
speaking, the groups research and try to find solutions to such
major problems as abortion and the laws regulating it. other
speech classes, which go through 4a, include lessons in parlia-
mentary procedure, and interpretive reading (prose and poetry),
and, of course, every student learns from experience, because
everyone has to perform.
performin'
it's the mad hatter's tea party, allison nagel, noel price, and sherri smith
"play it again, jenme." speech 1 class
"to get your teeth the whitest, the bright-
est, use ultra-brite." neena sinha
"i wish i was an elsik revellier; that is what i truly
want to be e e." tammy pitts, olga aljure and mindy
Campbell
academics 67ha! ha! he’s shooting at the wrong basket!
"if you watch a game, it’s fun. if you play a game,
it's recreation.”
bob hope
physical education classes, an important part of
the required curriculum, offered recreation in
many ways for elsik students during the 1979-
1980 school year.
the regular p.e. classes participated in many
sports, among these were archery, badmitton,
gymnastics, bowling, softball, basketball, track and
field events, tennis and others, individual sports
classes were elective courses in which students
participated in off-campus sports, also, athletic p.e.
classes were held during off-seasons for elsik ath-
letes. these were used to keep the players in top
physical and mental condition, while teaching them
new skills.
health, another required course at elsik, is only
one quarter long and can be taken any grade level,
concentration was placed on familiarization with
drugs, alcohol, tobacco, diseases and disorders,
sex education, personality development, according
to mrs. contine, a teacher here since the opening of
elsik, the purpose of the course is "to teach stu-
dents about physical, as well as mental problems
that may occur to them throughout their lifetime.”
so, as you can see, physical education and health
are necessary parts of our curriculum.
68 academics
to coach corb teaching also involves participation.
pop goes his head, pat cherry and david leethis caricature was debbie watts’ impression "didn't you know my middle name is rembrandt?” asks laura robin-
of coach kopetsky. son as lynda coats looks on.
"there is nothing new in art except tal-
ent."
anton chekhov
art classes, located between elsik and
hastings, are always popular elective
courses for many students, besides
being fun, art also proyides a future
career for some young hopefuls, classes
cover everything from a very general sur-
vey of all aspects of art to specializing in
different sections, art la-lb is a basic cov-
the best part of this class is making paper dolls, david petersen
and john leonard.
erage of major topics, including drawing
to painting, lettering to paper mach6,
ceramics to textile drawing, with the sec-
ond quarter geared more toward paint-
ing and color theory, this course of study
continues on through lla and lib. then
with the promotion to art III, a variety of
unique course selections is offered,
included in these individualized classes
are understanding and working with
ceramics; textile design and techniques;
drawing and painting with an assortment
of materials; commercial artistry such as
lettering, illustration, and cartoons; and
finally, jewelry, but art isn’t just all learn-
ing, it also involves competition in such
events as the houston livestock show and
rodeo art contest, the scholastic art
awards contest, and the finger’s interior
design contest.
mighty mouse (sigh) — my hero, kathy molloy.
academics 69workin'
a continual dealing with the future... a continual calculation,
an instinctive exercise in foresight.
henry r. luce
while walking down the hall one hears the noises of tapping
typewriters and clicking calculators, it’s the business depart-
ment working hard on their assignments, some students take
courses like introduction to business to help in financial matters
and in the economic society, for their future, basic typing and
notehand classes are taken by almost everybody to help out in
college, for students looking more towards a secretarial career
they take more typing, shorthand and office procedures, classes
are available, recordkeeping and accounting deals with financial
management, data keeping, payroll, and taxes.
if i have to start this over, i’ll really punch it. david flores
mm
aaa space bbb space... todd black
i seeee you. justin rodriguez
only 17 mistakes in 2 pages, we’re getting better, teresa barr and chris meeks
70 academicson the count of three ... paula black
reporfin'
a news sense is really a sense of what is important, what is
vital, what has color and life — what people are interested inG
that's journalism.
bruton rascoe
journalism and mass media are active courses to take in high
school, the journalism classes are fun learning classes, stu-
dents write news and feature stories and learn the mechanical
aspects of the school paper, the rampage, journalism also
includes the production of the yearbook, ramblings. students
sell ads, draw layouts, and meet deadlines, students also learn
to use cameras and to develop pictures.
in mass media students learn about public relations, they also
learn all about the television industries, the news, movies and
advertising, they learn how to draw animated cartoons, elsik
students enjoy working in these classes and might even con-
sider the media as a career.
did you ever hear about the civil war soldier. .. peter urbanowiCznhs sponsor, mrs. malone, praises the graduat- candlelight illuminates the solemn faces of new member initiates,
ing senior members.
"render therefore to all their dues: tribute to
whom tribute is due; custom to whom custom;
fear to whom fear; honour to whom honour."
romans, 13:7 — 13:8
on may 12, 1980, the annual awards asembly
and national honor society (nhs) new member
installation was held, it began with a candlelight
ceremony to induct the new nhs officers and
members, next, mrs. o’donnell presented honor
collars to seniors who had kept their academic
records up to the nhs standards, each depart-
ment from elsik then gave awards (such as
medals, certificates, and scholarships) to the
students they considered outstanding, the
teachers of the year were then announced:
ninth grade — mrs. contine and mr. kapchin-
ski; tenth grade — coach pless and coach cop-
ley; eleventh grade — mrs. gattis and mrs. k.
Stephenson; twelfth grade — mr. engel, mrs.
graessle, and mrs. lowery. the ceremony was
then concluded and a short receptipn followed.
next year nhs officers are debbie foote, jeff pike, gretcher
pfalzgraf, robyn scott, and scott cummings.•teacher of the year," mr. engel, rises to all smiles, mike skinner,
the sound of cheers. accepts his award.
"so where's the beer?" debbie ladin, sherri luehr, lavonna
mckinzie, and kathy molloy.
the reception of honor collars was a moving event for most of the senior nhs
members, doug behseresht and mrs. o'donnelL
smiles and laughter were also part of the ceremony, michel chang, gayla con-
naughton, and dewana dorsey
"but nobody told me to wear a dinner
jacket." donn friedman
awards 73organizations“who said i wa$ too bossy?" wonders val-
erie summers
“when do the lights go out?” — shelle stroble,
shawn smith, and tammi littleton.
a human Christmas tree — fred peterser
and shessy thomas
the
congressmen
the perfect example of a student congress president? — robert
alvarez
“we can get paid for this at paramount pictures! — lita pizzitola
and vickie franks.
76 the congressmen
the elves of the student congress — vicki rummel, jill douglas, shawr
smith, and shelle stobel.
officers of the student congress hard at work.st row I to r — mrs. graessle, sponsor, lora parker, valerie summers, robert alvarez, darlene douglas, d’lynne harwell, mrs. arp, sponsor. 2nd
ow — karen williams, nina sinha, jennie salazar, sherly thomas, jennifer bray, fred petersen, cheryl cornett, susan shimatis. 3rd row — larry
iuntz, kerry dale, lita pizzitola, jill douglas. shawn smith, phyllis kiser, anil sinha, stepanie johnson. mike baker, linda salazar. 4th row — laurie
iaigh, tonja morris, kathy mock, lynn adkins, phyllis wernette, vicki rummel, jeanne gendron, debbie Sherrod, and kim cook.
'there must be some mix up because my legs are sexier than yours!" explains
:oach copley.
jreaming of their weekend — jill douglas, lynn adkins, phyllis wernette, and deb-
)ie Sherrod.
"who said life was a bowl of cherries?" — mike baker
through out the year the student con-
gress organized a variety of different events
for the students to get involved in. among
these events were the dance after the first
home game, student directories, and
almost anything goes.
in addition to these activities, the student
congress went to elementary schools dur-
ing halloween teaching a lesson in safety,
they also went to m.d. anderson for Christ-
mas and held a teacher appreciation day.
the congressmen 77the Christians
true grit! — greg wardlow
1st row I to r: kerry dale, david petersen, gus walsh, sponsor coach corb. 2nd row:
mark schindler, carey faires, todd black, kippy fletcher, paul follis. 3rd row: sponsor
coach kapchmski, jeff pike, |eff phillips, rogers mccarthy, keith schindler.
"my what big muscles you have dexter webb,” says greg wardlow.
78 the Christians
the athletes of fcato r 1st row: mary lee, beth tierney, dianna fulsom, christi carter. 2nd row: tommy jones, kelly
:aldwell, pam bilyue. brena bauman, lizetta braunschwcig, ron brown. 3rd row: delia fulsom,
;hari chometa, dallas hutton, charlotte marshall, jim tumblinson, and dcnms perry, sponsor.
it's too early in the morning to smile. — brena bauman
the first year for the fellowship of Christian athletes
was a big success, the athletes sponsored many differ-
ent activities including the arm wrestling tournament
and films about Christian athletes.
Christian life on campus is a club centered around
Christian life, the club invited many different speakers
for the students to enjoy, besides the meetings, clc
went on picnics and skating on the beach.
which one was swallowed by the whale? — charlotte marshall.
the Christians 79I to r Karen yust, eva poltorak, peter urba-
nowitz, valarie ingles, chris cooper, mike
synder, ieanegendron, mrs. thomas
the writers
the
spectators
mrs. thomas explaining the writing competition rules.
"please no spelling errors." mrs. thomas
"all i ask is to do your best." mrs. thomas and eva poltorak, chris cooper
80 the writers
what's that you say?" jeane gendronI to r paula black, kathy mclain, leslie axel, laura robertson, allan deluke, |eane gendron, lisa
deluke, mrs. parker
do you want some m m's? kathy mclain and susan scakamp asked gary wiener.
well i thought i had them. mrs. parker
the main events club is always on the
go. the students meet in the morning to
decide what they want to go see. the stu-
dents have seen annie, cherry orchard„
and other exciting plays and musicals, the
club has a good time venturing in the thea-
ters.
the literary club is a writing club that
learns how to write under pressure, the
club meets once a week in the morning to
write essays and to get ready for uil com-
petition. they will attend a workshop at the
university of houston to learn different
styles of writing.
the spectators 81the staffers
rub-a-dub-dub, 3 girls in a tub. student life — dorrie morris, lori visser, and leslie
bowland
how many times do i have to tell you? you can't put
that in a yearbook, mrs. lowers exclaims.
just hangm' around! sports — scott schumacher, jeff
pike, donn friedmann, and dewana dorsey
how's it goin'? don't ask! ads and index — glenn luke and vonn kessler
82 the staffers
reading is fun! academics — laura robertson and darlene douglas
..............- if you lake that picture, we'll jump! clubs — momca gildone. thyra bergenheim, putting their evil minds together, dewana dorsey and
and donna morris donn friedmann think of captions.
our wonderful leaders trying to look important, robin pavese — editor, ann lowers
— sponsor, lora parker — assistant editor
our favorite pastime is playing concentration, classes — robin harrell. sheila ball,
vanessa odom
creatures that lurk in the dark, photographers — curt
hall, michel chang, and paula black
neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor
gloom of third period keeps these dedicated
staffers from the swift completion of their
appointed deadlines, with the help of liquid
paper, pica rulers, croppers, and plenty of
film, the elsik ramblings staff worked hard
to produce a yearbook to please the student
body. the staffers 83the mathematicians
the scientists
"h e e e e rs mrs. pohla!" — michel chang
I to r 1st row — lony tsen. johnny shieh, vairavan viswanathan, oscar
nandez. vvong pham. Iinh nguyen, bao nguyen, mathew daniel 2nd rov
mrs. pohla, ui choe, anhguyen le, jenny Ian, nma sinha, rosana lm, d
keeney, miss montgomery 3rd row — david tsen, nick lyer, bobby elley,
sinha, gary wiener, jeff pike, michel chang.
"this is my fourth sheet of paper trying to ngure out pi. —
rosanalm
"forget the ribbons; where's my trophy!" wonders anil sinha, david
tsen, and tony tsen
84 the mathematiciansscience club at nasa.
"is that dinosaur alive?” — david wall and
Charles lundquist
left to right front row: david keeney, linh nguyen, ravi aswal. sujata desai, rosana lin. sponsor mrs. powers. 2nd row: michel chang, david tsen,
nick iyer, snehal patel, alex varela, david wall, valerie mgels.
the alief elsik math club partici-
pated in many math tournaments this
year, the major tournaments were
sharpstown, pasadena, san jacinto,
and university of houston. besides
tournaments, the club sold ram book
covers.
the alief elsik science club started
off the year with a bake sale to earn
extra money for their activities,
among their activities were field trips
to nasa, the environmental science
center, and baylor college of medi-
cine. also, various club members
served as science tutors.
first women astronauts — valerie mgels and rosana lin
the scientists 85"what? rolling stone wants us?!" — kelly north-
cult and linda gower.
"you should see the centerfold this
month!" exclaims barry hill.
"i'm a graduate of evelyn wood's speed
reading course." says diana cernosek.
"are we ever going to meet the deadline?" wonders rampage reporters "building” stories — ted o'donnell and sheri davis.
donna coston and laura giese.
future writers for newsweek magazine — lisa richau. editor, and kelly northcutt,
assistant editor.
86 the reporters
n mp (y
"mmm ... mmm ... mmm ... good," slurps pat
inderwish.dynamic duo — andy sacco and sheri davis.
the reporters 87los espanol
••don’t take my picture! my dentures
aren't in." — matt welch
I to r 1st row — levonna mckinzie, leslie axel, ileana fernandez, lisa deluke, scharlott seyffert,
2nd row — sponsor, mrs. mendel, kelly macdonald, larry pickens, david flores, alien deluke,
melanie choe, 3rd row — laura robertson, susan cofer, eric stamm, alex varela, robyn scott, roy
Schneider, and ms. foard, sponsor.
RatK'
SPEA'
SFAW
mm
i'd rather speak spainish!" — the Spanish club
88 los espafiol"are you suppose to kick the ball?"
scharlott seyffert asks teammate.
aren't you finished with my homework yet? — larry pickens and eric stamm
you mean that's legal in spam? — laura robertson, roy schneider, and kelly macdonald
the Spanish club, headed by presi-
dent matt welch, is geared to the stu-
dents. this year the club participated
in the soccer game between’the three
languages, also, they were involved in
tour de france. "working with the
other clubs, we met a lot of people and
had a great time!" explains laura rob-
ertson, vice president.
los espar’iol 89ihe honored
”i swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.” — mrs.
malone
a dutiful blood donor during n.h.s. blood drive. — matt welch
secretary and treasurer converse during the blood drive. — karen williams and
robert alvarez
n.h.s.
ing.
members listen intensely during a Wednesday meet-
"it says right here, you have to vote first."
"vonn, we don’t need blood that bad.? — jeff phillips
90 the honored1
1st left to r ght — Christine corn, kassie colegrove, mrs. maione — sponsor, valcne summers— pari., robm pavese — vice pres., shawn
smith — pres., karen williams — sec., roOcrt alvarcz — treas., dcbby ladm, zcwyena cadungog. 2nd — scott Cummings, judi Shafer, lavonna
mckinze, debbie pierce, lori fisher, susan presley. diana saiz. avonna kessler, regma ransom, laura parker, connie fullick, sherri davis, anna-
belle forgay. Stephanie nelson, illiana castillo, debbie foote, 3rd — lisa ford, donna barr, eiileen llorente. lisa richau, ginger hall, laura wright,
scott kelly, icnise iensen, sherri luehr, shannon payne, phylhs wernette, thyra bergenheim, mike russell, gretchen pfalzgraf, matt welch,
dafna giveon, 4th — michel Chang, kerry dale, valerie ingles, kelly shumate, robyn scott, doug behseresht. maureen molloy, mike snyder,
karen yust, laura giese, david tsen, laura robertson. snehai patel, dorothy bertelson. sieve d'amico. teryi morns, colleen conroy. 5th — mark
wilkinson, jeff hartsell, carol shiller, david wall, david lawrence, dewana dorsey. jeff pike, Steve shrout, bill papadopoulos, todd wise, jeff Phil-
lips. kathi molloy, peter urbanowicz, mike ernest, mark bias, scott smitherman, tom vossman.
an n.h.s. meeting brings out the best of everyone in the morning.
"are they still alive?"
? epyt ym uoy era — lavonna mckmze
the national honor society was
extremely busy during the 1979
1980 school year, not to mention the
effort by each member to keep his or
her average up to par, they also par-
ticipated and sponsored after school
and holiday activities, during the foot-
ball season, n.h.s. members sold
homecoming mums and in October
they held a halloween party for pres-
choolers. bake sales, tutoring, and
installation were also a part of the
busy school year, the most significant
achievements made by the n.h.s.
were seen in the first sale of candy
and puzzles during valentine's week,
and the blood drive which was a com-
plete success.
the honored 91die deuischen
dreaming about her german prince, shari chometa
gazes into space.
"who stole the soccer ball?”
92 die deutschen
"who says germans aren't sexy?” — filiz keyderrOW i | to r. ms. huffman, sponsor; tammy watson, terri opperman. donna morris, treasurer; filiz keyder, second row —
valerie ingels, secretary; mike ingels, vice president; tracy ratos, alex fuentes, tags representative; jerry von Sternberg, pres-
ident.
during halftime, frank vargas and ierry von Sternberg do the hustle.
tales of germany entertain tracy ratos and donna mor-
ris.
being a member of the german club takes
dedication and a great interest in the ger-
man culture, the students participated in
quite a few activities in the 1979-80 school
year, the germans won second place play-
ing soccer against the french and Spanish
clubs, they went ice skating at the galleria
and ate dinner at the brauhaus. six of the
students participated in the aatg standard-
ized test, in march the tags convention in
san antonio was attended by eight students.
die deutschen 93le francais
the officers of the french club — lisa richau, thui nguyen, susan schra-
kamp.
the honors for the tour de france are hand made with great atten-
tion geetha chandrahasan
special artwork for advertisement of the tour defrance
is displayed by kirn pham and david keeney.
do you think that everyone will come?" david keeney, rosanna lin, kyle Spivey.
"francesco, stop clowning around, everyone knows
you won." — mrs. hogshead
94 le francais"if you don't be quiet, we'll never get to start." mrs. hogshead.
the 1979-1980 school year
proved to be fun-filled accord-
ing to the busy members of
the french club, along with
the weekly meetings filled
with planning exciting events,
the french club also had
monthly activities, a picnic
and soccer game in October,
movies in january, a crepe
sale in february, and the main
event of the year, the tour
defrance, were all on the
agenda. f . ..
le francais 95
"what can i say, i do great artwork.” andrea lamphier
the french club wins, despite the hard efforts of the Spanish club.ihe rookies
Ihe 19791980 blue battalion sponsor — ms. sembera
officers front diane gehring, captam, iohnna thomas, 1st It., standing left tc
right julie manfre, ruthie garcia, alisa wise, Christy mata
ruthie garcia puts on her own halt-time performance dur-
ing the 4th quarter.
"we've got spirit, how about you?"
96 the rookies
the blue battalion does their stuff at the alief autumn festival
"thank goodness that's over with!"front seated diane gehring, captain, officers left to right, julie manfre, ruthie garcia, alisa wise, johnna thomas, Christy mata, 2nd row
debbie strube, gloria longoria, Sherrie zaragoza, mary chavez, kathy ball, sandy dark, chris burt, ui choe, mindy Campbell, kim blanken-
ship, dena bell, terri swift, Christy somner, sara pickeral, karen pollard, olga aljure 3rd row nina sinha, lisa engel, carol bongers, karen
anderson, pam morille, terri morgan, andrea rothbauer, marcia konrad, lisa cernosek, lisa howell, jerry taylor, Catherine taylor, shonda
o'brien, colleen baker, holly holland, laurie boydstun, dee ann smith, cheryl osborne, Stephanie johnson, kim garper, debbie endicoti,
Stephanie kubecka
the 1979-1980 blue battalion
proved itself to be an organization
compelled by spirit, throughout the
school year the blue battalion was
kept busy with practice; performing
at pep rallies and various games;
and of course, their biggest event
of the season, marching in the alief
autumn festival parade on oct. 6,
1979. their next big achievement
will be making it into the revelliers.
showing enthusiasm in the pep rallies is a generous talent of the blue battalion.
giving their helping hands to the football team is one of the battalion's
greatest goals.
executing their kung fu skills, Stephanie, cheryl, deeann and deb-
bie practice for this week's dance.
the rookies 97the entertainers
1979-1980 ram
98 revel hers
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ELSIK HIGH SCHOOL
LICF TEIIS
=— squad 1 back left to right, shari chometa, suzanne schroeder, tammy james, karen
keeney, cindy reynolds, denise barrios, ft. lori fisher. It., sherilyn youngblood, deedee
wilson, lora parker, sgt.
1
squad 4 left to right jane morrison, vonn kessler, sgt., robin wood, sheila ball, lynn
adkms. It., lauree franke, jill lassiter, kathleen bowley, diana barrios
WO the entertainers
squad 2 back left to right debbie sherrod, katty
mcclain, cyndi kelly, middle patricia purcell, jenist
jensen, suzanne larson, ft., phyliss wernette, blan
thomas, sgt.
top 3 officers, tracey oesch. It. col., georgina per
aza, col., kathi molloy, majora maior part of elsik's pep rallies is contributed by the revies.
the only alief drill team represented at the united way banquet. — military
officers with ron stone
squad 3 back left to right ginger hall, alane rothbauer, jill harrington, julie miller, lynda prather, darlene douglas, ft., danna
smith, sgt., demse duncan, susan schrakamp, share hankms, maureen molloy, It.
during the hectic schedule of the
1979-1980 school year, the revelliers
were able to show off our school in differ-
ent area events and in competition, in
October the ram revelliers marched in the
alief autumn festival parade and were
invited to the united fund organization
meeting with ron stone, in november
they cheerfully marched in the foley's
thanksgiving day parade, in which they
won honor drill team, the annual winter
wonderland dance was also a success, in
march they put on the spring show, not
to mention all their extra time in the sum-
mer and after school to brighten up the
sporting season.
the ram revelliers, 1979 1980 sponsor. — mrs. Stephenson
the entertainers 101the actors and speakers
who says beauty is only skin deep? ginger burkholder
102 the actors and speakers
•‘but i don't want to have another rehearsal."
colleen conroy and john shieh
"so this is a speech tournament!!" kim harper
and frienda family portrait, left to right — ginger burkholder, april youngblood,
tracy ray, and angie armstrong.
"and my show-and-tell project for today is ..." debbie pierce
a new ad for the armed forces??
it must be her perfume.
getting help from mrs. starnes, brett shine prepares his speech.
“the final reward.. .
together, we did this"
ginni leathers
the actors and speakers 103"forget the show on stage, we have our own show
up here!" — ginger burkholder and neil starks
practicing her speech, jennifer bray addresses her hand and ignores mike
snyder
"oops, that's not my cue!" — exclaims tracy ray to angie
armstrong
“believe it or not, finger exercises improve our acting." susan
shieh and debbie pierce
1 04 the actors and speakers
"have i got a girl for you!" dale peterson and mike robinson1st row I to r: Jennifer bray, pari.; ginger burkholder, v. pres.; colleen conroy, pres.; neil starks, sec.; pat cherry, treas.; paula black, publ.
relations. 2nd row: frank futrel. laura wilson, heather chunn, kathleen brewer, judy Shaffer, lujean kreisner, donita holt, lisa lyon, april
youngblood, renee bates, 3rd row: ms. leathers, sponsor; jeanne gendron, nina sinha, Shirley dipasupil, michele engelman. helen chang,
shessy thomas, brena bowman, wilda stuart, sherry follis. 4th row: mike peat, tracy ray. sally dipasupil, ui choe, debbie pierce, angie
armstrong, cathy simms, rosana lin, sandra mcgarry. 5th row: leah mccoy, gib gibson, leesa moreland, dana rogers, debbie wiener, mark
bias, brett shine, glen brewer, wayne longoria, mike snyder, susan shieh, john shieh. chad ladner, sam doolittle
eyes gleaming with dreams of stardom, mark bias relaxes with fellow thespians
tina leicht, ms. mcclure, debbie wiener, mike peat, and debbie pierce.
"no, tracy, that's not how you make hot tea!" — ginger
burkholder and tracy ray
"no, you may not pick my teeth with that backscratcher!” — angie armstrong and
april youngblood
this was the first year for the combined
elsik speech and drama club, the purpose
of uniting the two clubs was to encourage
the advancement of the performing arts at
elsik. this was first achieved by the produc-
tion of the musical “godspell.'’ it brought
together the dramatic and musical depart-
ments of elsik in a very successful perform-
ance. many speech tournaments were
attended in the 79-80 school year, awards
were won at most of the competitions, the
u.i.l. one-act play, "the effect of gamma
rays ..by paul zindel was also very suc-
cessful. by the beginning of april, the play
had won district and was on its way to area,
previously at zone the cast received "all-
star" cast and tracy ray won "best
actress.” it proved to be a very successful
year for the elsik’s speech and drama club.
the actors and speakers 105
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ihe musicians
twirlers I to r vickie (ranks, jeane rummel, valerie summers, deb-
bie borchardt
1st 1 to r tonja morris, julic price, jill douglas, valerie summers, shelley
hudsmith, scott smitherman. 2nd I to r david baker, fay bagarinao. jen
me salazar. cindy bems. sherilan youngblood, maree mulford. beth
toman, dma espinosa, vickie rummel 3rd I to r andrew jensen, tracey
garner, karen davis. roxanne durham, amy meyer, vickie farrar, diana
adams
1st I to r eugenia algaze, linda williams, debbie simmons, marcie
oursler, debbie oshaughnessy, susan presley 2nd I to r vickie
franks, susan van gilder, robin romero, gaye larose, gretchen
phalzgraf. scott kilgore
1st I to r becky mccoy, tma leicht, carolyn nelsen, dana rogers, demse
kuithe, debbie foote 2nd I to r lisa ford, sheri davis. linda salazar, sandy
mskeep, gim felton. kathy mskeep. cathy stump, |oy kennedy, shanna
poole •
m action ... the mighty ram band.
drum majors I to r scott cummings, mark wilkmson
108 the musicianslook what wmdex did for me ... cliff lee.
1st I to r mike mulford. shern ribble. paul russell, ieane rummel.
tom bono. ken martmez 2nd I to r jeff owens. mike ernest, kim
terry, don lewis, scott goelzer, 3rd I to r andy sacco, todd wise,
robert black, craig banning, mike robmson
1st I to r mike mulford. cathy leicht, brenda davis, mike russell,
gena stuchbery, 2nd I to r mark nelson, jim placette, brain meyer,
tony rocha. fred petersen. cale weaver, karla sorley, debbie bor
chardt. 3rd I to r david forfia, david van gilder, scott kelly, roland
romero, rick burns, phil roberts, oscar hernandez, shawn smith,
manuel martmez, kurt kuyendall
let me tell you about my great band ... mr. stuchbery
1st I to r eddie kelly, danny flores, arnold pavlicek, henry bransford.
becky turner, scott cummmgs. 2nd I to r mark wilkmson, gary ellison,
steve shrout, Steve d amico, jerry vonsternberg, fred Campbell, jeff
leone, atul shah 3rd I to r kelly mccoplm, cliff lee, ross paul, chuck
Campbell, richard edmgton, ken robmson, david brennan
1st I to r billy lowery, kurt meister, mark jarrard, iohnny swift, matt
welch, 2nd I to r michael espmosa, doug Campbell, ken bitz, chris goen
the alief elsik ram band is a group of dedicated stu-
dents who work very hard to show a great halft-ime per-
formance during football season, the band practices
every day after school and begins marching drills early in
the summer, this year the band marched in the alief
autumn festival, and in the foley's thanksgiving day
parade, under the direction of tom stutchberry, this
group had a very successful year.
the musicians 109-weren't we supposed to stop at mcdonald's?" asks debbie bor
chardt
the ram band supporting 100% during the pep rally.
the ever famous boog-a lou
showing their true talent m the Christmas concert.
110 the instrumentalists1st I to r dana rogers. todd wise, paul russell, mike mulford. jeane rummel, david baker
2nd I to r mark Wilkinson, jerry vonsternberg. kelly mccoplin, gary ellison 3rd I to r sherri
russell. Steve shrout, mark jarrard, matt welch, scott cummings, alan lloveras, mike rus-
sell, scott kelly, shawn smith, roland romero, karla sorley, mark nelson, fred petersen,
david forfia
"i’ve got the beat!" kurt meister
the stage band playing for the united way. “see how strong i am!" says david forfia
i wonder if anybody is watching my hands?" asked mr. stuchbery
a group of students who give concerts
for parents, students, and other schools
is our stage band, between the required
practices for marching band, these stu-
dents have to find time to practice and
perform at numerous other functions
such as the chili supper, college night,
eighth grade orientation, and open
house, this year the stage band gave a
concert at the marriot for united way. the
members of the stage band devotes
many hours of practice for their encore
performances.
the instrumentalis' 111everyone open wide and say at
‘•come on denise, put a little ‘umph’ into it." — cyndy kelly and denise king
112 the singers
a round of applause was given for their great perfori
ance.1st row left to right — ginger burkhokJer, angie Armstrong, cathy mcclure — director. 2nd row — chcryt turcotte. diana barrios, demse barrtos, michelle engelman. debtor pierce, demse king,
cathy simms. dana beckman. darla cottier, stacy !a plante, wayne longoria, gib gibson. andy Stoner, todd Schumacher. 3rd row — eva poltocak, donita holt, debi gehm, shcllic Phillips, dana
rogers. crin bergenheim. cyndi kelly, lisa loomis, debbie bayles. lynda calven. buddy celman. monte nealon. pat losack, kelly Shumate, top row — karen yust, kira cutler, kirn long, helen chang.
Ion davis. joamc knott. jiU lassiter. both bennett. andrea lamphier. colleen conroy, frank futral, fred landers, larry harvey. dale peterson, mike robin son
hard work and practice everyday makes elsik's choir the greatest.
alief elsik high school is proudly represented by the choir in the
Christmas program.
all concentration is directed
toward the diaphragm and ms.
mcclure.
because of much hard work
during class, the elsik choir of
1979-1980 was able to attend
various uil concert, solo, and
ensemble competitions, they
also performed at the elsik
Christmas show, spring show,
graduation, and the play,
godspell. several members
advanced to district competi-
tion and proved themselves to
be successful vocalists.
the singers 113ihe ariisis
”i believe in equal rights" — esmael
khansari
1st row I to r: marme martmez, suzanne edmundson, ted o donnell, mrs. hook, ms. sembei
neil stark, 2nd row: annabel forgay, ileana fernandez.
"maybe we should take the lean out of the tower of pisa." — ted o'don
nell and neil stark
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ted o’donnell displays a poster designed for the mime company.
JM the artists
the art show attracts many masterpiece hunters.”we lake master charge, visa, and american express.” — in action ms. chapman displays her ability of perfection,
julie robinson
art galleries never had such good stuff
•which one of my ladies should I send this valentine
to?" — ted odonnell
the art service club, directed by mrs. sara
chapman, was set up to teach students how
to develop and improve their artistic ability,
it teaches them new techniques of art and
how to put them to use. one of the main pro-
jects for the art service club is designing
posters and banners for the various clubs,
the art service club has contributed a great
amount of talent and time to both schools.
"i hope they don't catch me shop lifting." — robin bragg
the artists 115nhofo
"there’s nothing like coffee breaks." — rachel 1st row I to r: mrs. bodduker, susan walz, lisa wernette, mrs. aired, victor velez. 2nd row: ernest mon-
esparza, and melinda moore. tiel, barney patranella, jesse bannister, bill buckingham, dwayne caves, gregory didonato.
"could you put a little lemon in my tea?’
ms. falvey, and earnest montiel.
coke adds life!" — dwayne caves.
ms. fieldcamp.
"there’s nothing like a vase of flowers to brighten up a table." — Stephen meyer
"tea for the lady." — earnest montiel and mr. benner
116 the chefs1st row I to r: rachel esparza, kim faulk, melinda moore. 2nd row: trey delay,
dwayne caves, Stephen meyer, oliver hilliard.
rs
"a pinch of chili powder will be enough!” — mrs. boddeker and bill buckingham
“a cart always saves on broken dishes." — barney
patranella and mrs. aired
fha-hero provides the students in the
food service class the opportunity to plan
and execute activities related to the food
service industry, the food service class runs
a short order business at the burger shack
and also prepares and serves special weekly
luncheons for the teachers at gourmet’s
delight, hero baked cookies for the big
brothers organization at Christmas and also
provided party refreshments for a nursing
home.
the chefs 117the teen-aiders
"let me help you. reach out and touch you." — debby
pierce.
learning about oneself through teaching, that’s what tars is all about.
caring about others helps one care about oneself — marilyn gilchrist, patti shreiner, debby pierce.
118 the teen aidersa special love is shared between members of tars and kids like tammy pierce.
the special Olympics is one event vicki sullivan and
debby pierce discuss at a meeting.
tars, teens aiding retarded students, is
composed of caring teens aiming to help
retarded students, in the past year they
held parties and supported the students’
participation in the special Olympics.
the teen-aiders 119"you just want me for my body.” — debbie isaacs
“all eyes to the front, you too recessor annie”
"i need my beauty rest.” — ardys fetter-
hoff!
granville wright speaks about the veteri-
narian career.
120 thepremedsbottom row l«ff to right — cathy thornburi, mansa rodnguez. bobbi Sheffield, rachel rennisoo. colleen furbacher. Christine voss, mrs. card scott — spon. 2nd row — lisa clauoch. rep., fynne
payne, rep., bilfy ford, hist., debbic glacser, treas., diana saiz, sec., robert afvarez. v. pres., illiana castillo, part,, mike baker, sgt, at arms, 3rd row — kassie ca(grove, debbie powefl. anabeth
mad lock, kelli cakVetl, regna ransom, pres., iudy mund, debb e isaacks, paula harris, melissa free, 4th row — glen Stratton. Wair booghton, rnahana white, orxfy ping, diana goga, cheryl
taylor, serene stein burg, vivian wheeler, ardys fettcrhoff. tre gdding, jeff palmentair
hosa members taking elsik student's blood pressure as a project.
and on today’s menu
glen Stratton
"whoever said i was a child abuser?" — robert alverez
hosa, health occupation students of america,
enlarged their outlook in the health field in the 1979
1980 school year, the members were active in al
events such as the annual haunted house, blood pres
sure screening and a candy apple sale, several mem
bers won area and state conference contest and trav
eled to nationals, members also held an employer ban
quet in april and an initiation installation in november.
thepremeds 121fhe businessmen
I to r 1st row: tama long, tern ©sina. anna henderson. taurie palmer, thercsa landrum, Karen williams, cathy
mcdawcn, mrs. mcclurg. sponsor. 2nd row: tommy follis, ed winston, Kim connaughton, joel slay, Charlie
starK, miKc mcentee. scott mcKee, miKe t»llenbacher, and alien roe.
forget the sale — we like to eat! — mike bollenbacher and
tawnya morgan
having a sweet-tooth attack, monica gildone buys out the m m's.
we really work hard don't we! — ed winston and mark fertitta what do you mean what are they for? — they are notebooks! — tama
122 the businessmen lon9 and slaYI to r — 1st row. kay rousseau, sosie brown, terry pucketl. |oann boynton, tammie coolidge, esther contreras. 2nd row:
sherri russell, dianna fulsom. robin bertin, mtchelle walker, myrna valverde, tammy mann, juanita yancey, terri sumler.
3rd row: tricia krzemmski, miriam valverde. jodi wood, ruth espinosa. darla dilloo. beth bennett. danelia moreno, char-
lotte marshall, susan landry. mrs. hipQinbothan. sponsor.
"i confess! i'm a user of nytol,” yawns jodi
wood.
smile you're on candid camera! — beth bennett
"i can hold my arm up longer than you can!” susan landry says to
charlotte marshall.
distributive education clubs of america is a program
designed for students who are interested in training in
retailing, wholesaling, and service selling, deca spon-
sors social activities, trips, and the deca school store.
vocational office education is a course that provides
on-the-job training in the office occupational areas for
students who show an aptitude for business skills, voe
trains students to operate office equipment and after
graduation they have the opportunity to go directly into
an office career.
"if you don't have this done by tomorrow we'll chain you to the type-
writers!” — danelia moreno
the businessmen 123the opportunists
cutting paper at a.c. graphics. — robert sepulveda
“don’t you be a bad influence on my class." — libby johnson
our "unsung hero” terri glaeser, is responsible for the type setting of
the super rampage.
little girls at national childcare really admire crosley’s talent for
putting on shoes.
busily working on their projects. — jan bernelle and mike rice
124 the opportunists
“sit down, we're almost finished." — selina lenart and jirr
lenart1st row I to r: jan bernelle, craig seimens, terri glaeser, crosley mathews, selina lenart. 2nd row: mrs. mays — advisor, therese lopez, martha
macdonald, libby johnson, lori williams, dusty miller, mike rice. 3rd row: bruce cosse, bruce achterhof. gwen hopkins, pat crossin, bruce smith,
jim lenart.ihe indusirious
1st row, I to r rene rameriz, ruben cspinosa. derck barren, eugene ping, barry titus, jose
gutierrez. 2nd row; monika haderlein, eileen llorente, susan shieb, anita perry, jill wagner.
gloria osorio, mr. bill martin, sponsor. 3rd row; rick pierce, kenny franks, tom vossman, bill
rios. johnny cabrera, jeH jaffurs. 4 th row: dwayne anderson, tony goodspeed, ulises larram-
cndi. pat patin, neil starks.
ict, I to r: kim weaver, jim lucker, jon crumpler, thomas mcgee,
kenny verastegui, david myers, leo bnggs, mr. thomas, sponsor.
1st row, I to r: ron coredro, brian walker, sandra foster, johnnie norman,
Charles rinaldo, james fleming. 2nd row: james carter, roy bowden, tommy
beal, Steve english, billy lawrence, lloyd green, mr. thomas, sponsor.
are you sure that if i turn this on it won't cut my leg off? — daryl berger,
building trades.
working diligently, susan shieh completes a masterpiece in
the art of drafting.
greased lightnin', go greaed lightnin'! — geoff cane and jon
lee.
126 the industriousauto mechanics, I to r: kent porter, chris martz. prant smith, lerov
williams.
building trades, 1st row, I to R: john du four, brian law, larry patterson, bubba
patterson. 2nd row: danny russell. daryl berger, chris zgabay, andy abbott. 3rd
row: keith whipple, kreg sorsoleil, wait thevenin, ken seagraves, cliff chandler.
and the ugly, where's the good?
— kenny verastegui and jon crumpler.
fa
i'm all for female draftsmen! — eugene ping.
vocational drafting, building trades, auto-
motive mechanics, and industrial coopera-
tive training are all part of vica, vocational
industrial clubs of america. they are
designed to train the student and prepare
him for employment in his or her chosen
field, in the ’79-’80 school year the clubs
participated in vica district and state com-
petitions. many outstanding projects were
entered in competition and received excel-
lent comments and many awards.
the industrious 127the621 suods
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ram supporters
constant endurance — varsity football
pride of alief, ram revelliers!!!
loyal fans
covering third — mike ernest
leading the rams
130 sportsalief elsik hoopsters!!
reading the green — david petersen
discus perfection — jeff pike
anticipating victory — stacy heil
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volleyball134 sports
pre-game ceremonies
and the rams are on the move!!ram fury; at the state meet.
underclassmen ramble onto the turf.
raising the roof!!!
ramrunners have endurance.
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defense attack ...hastings
district qualifiers
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mgrid daaboul
karen gremminger
robyn scon
marydeckard
missy mi)
staci hail
anthony wood
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41-38rambling on
watch out below! — diver mike wright
keeping the spirit up!
lunging forward, regional quai.fier, guy mcciaren.
138 sports
rams on the move, magic marc calvert blisters by his opponent.
awaiting the race, lora parker.
halftime is rolling
with the revelhers. muscle lean — betsy brady.
all around ram stud — dennis kuithe.
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baseball
cy-fair
aldineeisenhower
madison
jersey village
cy-fair
aldineeisenhower
friendswood
northbrook
dickenson
willow ridge
memorial
norlhbrook
spring branch
Stratford
spring woods
westchester
bastings
memorial
northbrook
spring branch
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spring woods
westchester
hastings
cy-fair
eisenhower
santa fe
bellaire
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katy
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hitchcock
memorial
willowridge
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northbrook
spring branch
spring woods
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westchester
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hastings
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Stratford
spring branch
spring wood
westchester
memorial
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alief jv, frosh
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freeport vars
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district prelims memorial vars, jv
finals memorial vars, jv
duties
alvin
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n. shore
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westwood shores
chigger creek
newport
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alief
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westchester
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channelview
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mustang relays
eagle relays
memorial jv, frosh
bayshore Olympics
macaruthur jv, frosh
waltrip relays
alief jv, frosh
tsu relays
clear lake jv, frosh
alief relays
hamilton relays jv, frosh
district
regional
state
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tennis
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hastings
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mccullough
katy
spring branch
sam rayburn
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northbrook
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oleander (galveston
°conroe
°la porte
°district "high jump barr — teresa
tough defense — mike skinner
volleying — ken yawn
making the play — mike ernest
smooth swing — justin rodriguez
M2 sportsleading off — dan zepeda
quick start — Steve harrison
swatting — elizabeth cnstadora
moving
on
100 yard dasher — laura wright
and to the tape — Chris meeks
birdie — glenn mcclaren
sports
143touchdown, the media arrived just in time to see parris watson score
elsik’s first points of the season.
lined up on the ball, the ram defense is set to go.
smile, you're on eyewitness news, brent kirkei
dall and trainer kapchinski.
looking into the sky, 86, mike skinner, awai1
parris watson’s spiral.
•‘do i really have to risk my life again???" "heads or tails," jeff phillips and ralph flores,
asks punter kerry dale.
144 footballleaping into the air, cornerback bobby flores prepares to introduce the brazos-
wood player to the ground.
struggling for his life ralph flores stretches forward,
never giving in.
brent, rick, and chuck watch the ram offensive
machine come to a screeching halt.
interpreting the signals the ram defense readies them-
selves for the next play.
preparing the defense, coach sciba signals.
football 145courage on ihe field
after recovering a fumble against Stratford, the ram defense heads
for the sidelines.
gazing at the field gary gibbs, Charles dickey, kerry dale, and don spearing is called on chuck murphy,
taylor watch as...cutting upheld, tom vossman, avoids the protected by the mighty ram offensive line, parris watson lets go of a perfect spiral aimed
defense. at 86.
as individuals we were accused of having
no class, as a football team we fought endless
odds, but as a school we held together.
through the first nine games of the 1979-
80 football season, our varsity football team
could not manage to put a single point on the
scoreboard.
on friday, november 16, 1979, the date of
game ten against our arch rivals from the
school next door, alief hastings; the rams
were ready, starting from their own 45 yard
line, they began to move, five plays later, jr.
quarterback, parris watson sprinted 29 yards
wide right and out of the history books,
ecstacy resulted! fans poured out of the
stands, for one moment the eyes of the entire
state were on the alief scoreboard, which
flashed: elsik 7 — hastings 0. eventually
hastings scored and took the lead, ending
elsik’s fantasy of victory.
dennis kuithe's 86 yard touchdown run was
elsik’s final flash of glory, this game marked
the end of a winless season, the mighty rams
had gained a reputation as competitors, well
coached but outmanned. as coach bryant
said, "we impress winning, i don’t enjoy get-
ting beat, but we've tried to impress upon the
kids that if they go out and do their best, then
they're winners." the student body was
behind the rams up to the final tick of the
clock, the rams, the band, the revelliers, the
parents, and the booster clubs never gave up
hope, the mighty rams never quit; for even
though the scoreboard could never show it,
the mighty rams were winners.
mike zwick and mike blodgett are overwhelmed by the referee’s ineptitude.
football 147
ram pride is shown by the fans...
... and the players!!!
148 football"hit the showers," mike blodgett is thrown out of the game.
"die mccullough," says rick rawls to his opponent.
left to right: front row: steve nelson, chuck murphy, bill wagner, kerry dale, billy baker, pat mderwish, rick rawls, parris watson, greg smith, mike
lee middle row: scott carleton, bobby flores, bill gelsthorpe, frank teers, blake carpenter, jorge ortiz, don taylor, ralph flores, tom vossman,
orlando alvarez, clif wall top row: Charles dickey, gary gibbs, greg pratt, brent kirkendall, jeff phillips, steve harrison. chris haigh, todd kirkendall,
mike blodgett, frank chismody, dennis kuithe, mike skinner, kelly bean
football 149j.v. fooiball
coaches, pless and ihrer, observe j.v. defense.
trying to find an open receiver — glenn mclaren
"no wonder i can't see, coach pless is standing in front of me." — marc hay- the referee moves the ball while bubba ray isn't watching,
den
150 footballwhere are my blockers? — james munoz
"oh-omaha. oh-omaha.” the mighty ram defense breaks.
block that pass! — greg wardlow the offensive line watches as joey Speer fights for the goal line.
despite constant effort by the coaches
and players, the junior varsity football
team came up on the short end of the
stick in eight consecutive games, even
though the offensive and defensive
teams gave 110%, as their coaches
demanded, it seemed as though the jr.
varsity rams were not meant to score,
much less win. but about halfway
through their tough season, they scored,
not one, but two touchdowns, the team
went wild with emotional excitement,
after that game the rams continued to
score but they had no wins to tuck under
their belt, their last game of the season,
against kaly, the ram defense allowed no
drives by the katy mustangs, the mus-
tangs scored after recovering an elsik
fumble and on a kickoff return, the rams'
first win kept the fans on their feet, there
was an emotional celebration in the
locker room after they finally earned
what they had deserved all year, after
seeing their ability when they beat katy,
it’s obvious that they have potential for
next year on varsity level.
"they took me out to tell me how good i was.” jeff pike
football 151team picture; left to right: front row: glenn mclaren, Steve mathiason, james munoz, todd black, kippy fletcher, marc hayden, joey Speer, tim
dark, second row: eddie howell, dwayne heard, louis montegue, david petersen, bert moore, don bock, tim morris, mark stewart. third row: tony
goodspeed, jeff pike, greg wardlow, brett tucker, eric wollf, bubba ray, del landrum, steve taylor, pat wilson, chad dela penna, gus walsh.
driving through the defensive opponent, mark stewart sets up another
touchdown.
152 football
celebrating another touchdown — joey speer, david petersen,
dwayne heard and steve taylor.ieff pike amazes opponents with his double neck roll.
the referee spies on defensive calls to tell the opponent.
stick it to 'urn defense!
"oh no. i missed my block!" — del landrum
football 153sophomores
"-$@£ %! !, you kicked my finger," yells eddie james to kicker mike
migues.
154 football
before getting mauled by defenders, eddie sets loose another
pass.
with a sheepish grin, mike migues fights for the pigskin.team picture; left to right: front row: Charles wolfe, guy duong, mike speanburg, larry walsh, Stanley rothman, brett kasuls, robert goemmer,
Chris willman, dan zepeda, jeff williams, griff thomas second row: lee motley, roger mccarthy, roy schneider, john rook, danny avery, doug
hearndon, mike migues, justin rodriguez, billy johnson, gene griffin, sammy reese third row: brad schoonmaker, anthony flores, mike cone,
keith schindler, mike miller, jim romano, eddie ball, Chris wilson, eddie james, john sacco, tommy scheffer, brian callahan
for no obvious reason, jim romano makes a frantic dive for the
sideline.
as mike cone looks to the sideline, the defense concentrates on the
upcoming play.
the sophomores were the only
elsik football team to end the
season with a winning record,
going into game ten, the sopho-
more team was still in the race
for their district crown, unfortu-
nately, they lost, finishing 5-4-1.
the athletes are looking forward
to proving their capabilities in
spring training and the following
season.
football 155frosh a
we love to protect our quarterback — ed loftin and david
walker.
setting up for the pass Chris tucker drops back into the pocket.
after getting the ball, jeff bryant finds a
hole. .
156 football
team picture: left to right: front row: dexter webb, jim milam, david lawerence, mike garrett,
david walker, larry haney, tony savely, andy cashiola, brett carleton second row: byron barber,
iohn vossman, ed loftin, jeff bryant, mike johnson, jose mata, chris tucker, wayne laplante back
row: tony rocha, derek dunaway, dwayne sparks, mark schindler, nick della penna, brian meier,
trey rutherfordcoming back for the pass, paul folse hears footsteps.
ftosh b
freshman defensive line concentrates on upcoming play
bryant and david walker.
— brett carleton, jeff
ream picture: left to right: front row: viem pham, brian shiller, mark carruba, armando ojeda,
chau phan, mike fort, rodney hradil, alex ziegler. second row: Oliver hilliard, greg avery, troy
lovetro, mandy pulido, Steve ward, bobby givens, pat losack. back row: david hodge, Steve
becker, paul folse, trey reed, john young, billy lowery, brian hood.
i
with outstretched hands, brett carleton makes
an awesome catch for a touchdown.
football 157a break in the action
gsl representatives shawn smith, susan landry, david sloma, and thyra bergen
heim.
homecoming spectators watch the special halftime high
lights.
elsik ram fans never let their hopes die.
58 half time highlightsthe blue battalion sets gym ablaze with spirit.
ooo! was that a bad call!!
"anyone for craps?" — revelliers wait to enter
field.
each passing year brings on
another thrilling season of half
time performances by the ram
band, revelliers, and blue battal-
ion. likewise each year, the
groups have added to their repu-
tations as excellent entertainers,
while the awards stacked up
from previous years, the groups
pushed on through the fall sea-
son with new routines and styles,
the groups have successfully
carried on an elsik tradition by
being the best in blue, and the
true pride of alief.
half time highlights 159cheers and fears
at the games...
and at camp...
and sad times ... soaring spirits!!
160 cheerleadersram power... varsity cheerleaders: top to bottom; left to right; marky haskett, laura wright, thrya bergenheim, nancy falleroni, dorrie morris,
tammy luark, lisa ford
old coach bryant had a team ... eeei eeei ooo
the cheerleaders season
began at the end of last year,
during the summer they spent
many long hours of hard work at
camp, they suffered through a 0-
10 football season, but the best
varsity basketball record in elsik
history helped raise their spirits,
their support was appreciated by
all of elsik's athletic programs,
they are truly the voice of elsik’s
rams on the move.
stacking up spirit
taking a break, the ram cheerleaders
force feed rocky ram
cheerleaders 161praefice makes perfeci
••practice makes perfect!” says kim theriot.building up ram spirit
f i g h t, fight rams fight, leading a chant the j.v. cheerleaders: top; shanna sayre, denise
king, terri haskett, kirn theriot, twila weaver
looking up to their varsity counterparts — denise,
twila, kimand terri
the members of the j.v. cheer-
leaders squad moved one step
closer to being on the varsity
level, after spending many hours
of their leisure time at summer
day camp, they proved that prac-
tice is the only way to improve.
as the j.v. cheerleaders pre-
pare themselves for varsity try-
outs they will all agree that prac-
tice makes perfect.
togetherness: rocky ram and co. lead the cheers.
cheerleaders 163v.b. — vi dory bound
concentrating intently, linda ryall assumes her court position.
watching the rest of the varsity team is surely amazing.
taking a time out, dana mattox poses for a picture.
"on the count of three, melissa. i’ll lift you up so you can bump
the ball ' says linda ryall.
cheering for the j.v. team, the ram varsity team members mentally pre-
pare themselves.
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.. better still..ms. brannan explains the new strategy against the
hopeless opponents.
the varsity team consisting of
two seniors, six juniors, and one
sophomore gained vast experi-
ence as they closed their season
with seven wins, they also took
consolation at the dulles tourna-
ment. with the nine possible
returning players, next season
should prove to be a bright one
for the ram volleyball team.
left to right, front row: judi shafer, melanie leach, melissa mozisek, linda ryall, dana mat-
tox back row: paula phillips, mgr., tresha robinette, shannon payne, leah bennett, carol
shiller, dee dee jones, coach ms. brannan.
volleyball 165set, spike, score
following the ball, melissa mozisek moves with grace.
layne's favorite exer-
arm wrestling for the starting line up, dana mattox and dee dee
jones battle it out.
• .Sr.
putting everything behind her serves, shannon payne starts
another rally.trying to be serious is very hard, as shown by melanie leach, tre- the revolving arms of melissa mozisek never misses a spike,
sha robinette and judi shafer. volleyball 167nei pay off
"coffee, tea. or me!" says darlene gibson to mike skinner.
taking off like a rocket, lennie ray dinks the ball.
planning a new strategy, the j.v. team confers in private.
168 volleyball
getting up off the floor, darlene gibson blocks a spike.left to right, front row: julie mattox, joy degruy, lori weaver, shari black, zoryena cadungog back
row: jayna brandes, lennie ray, coach: ms. toulmin, darlene gibson, michelle benoit
concentrating on her serves, jayna brandes scores
again.
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awaiting the ball, shari black prepares to set up a play.
showing her cheerleading abilities, lennie
ray plays volleyball.
playing pattie cake with extreme enthusiasm, joy
degruy and michelle benoit perform on the court.
the girls j.v. volleyball team
was off to a busy start in their
1979 season, victorious over st.
agnes in their first preseason
game, the team placed in tour-
naments the following two week-
ends. they placed third at the
clear lake tournament and con-
solation at the santa fe tourna-
ment where zoryena cadungog
was awarded all-tourney.
volleyball 169we've only just begun
V 1U J
"hey you can really see yourself in this concentrating heavily on the ball, lynice law-
thing,” says tamiko dunn. less sets up the winning point.
left to right: front row: kristi skinner, felicia seales, marlene nunez de villa, kim head, rhonda
miller second row: emma ledezma, theresa drummond, susan o'donnell, karen meeks, tam-
iko dunn third row: lynice lawless, lisa kite, michelle craig, lorie davis, karen gray, melissa
terry, coach: ms. brannan.
70 volleyball
"well... 3 heads are better than 1,” explains mic-
helle craig, marlene nunez and lorie davis.
bonded together at the knees, kristi skinner
uses her toe as a backstop.threatening the opponents with a knuckle sandwich, karen gray shows her stuff.
bumping the ball through the basketball qpal, kim
head scores 2 points.
hard work and long hours of
practice paid off for the girls
freshman volleyball team with a
season record of twelve wins and
five losses, taking first place in
the texas city tournament and
consolation at the katy tourna-
ment, also kept the sixteen
member team in high spirits.
freshman volleyball team shouts loudly as the male strippers walk onto the court.
volleyball 171ouch! rusty osborne gets an electric shock from the backboard.
starling from scratch with only one returning
varsity letterman, the aliel elsik rams surprised
everyone but themselves finishing this season
with 16 wins, one high point of the season was
winning a trophy m college station at the a m
cons, tourney.
starting the second half of district with wins
over branch, woods, and memorial catapulted
the rams into first place, they maintained this
position for three weeks until a six point loss to
westchester brought them back to earth, still
contending for the second half title, alief pride
received a blow as the rams lost to the bears of
hastmgs by three points, in this game the rams
led until the final quarter when the bears
attempted 11 free throws to the rams two. thus
all the dreams, hard work, and pain the basket-
ball rams had gone through; all the dedication
and love went for zilch, the district crown slip-
ped out from between the rams hoofs by the
reach of a zebra's whistle, yet life went on; the
rams were winners, as the season ended, it
was said, "we were teammates because we
were friends, not friends because we were
teammates, and this kinship will live on.”
"face, white boy” — the mean Philippine
gershon suan.
r
-heavenly father ..." marc calvert relies on his
faith as the ball heads upward.
172 basketballover the top, scott Schumacher goes in for two.
retching out tall, sweet nell, (chris nelson)
ugh with his opponent.
putting on the brakes, greg
maynard starts the play.
"come on conehead, play team ball...
... or i'll smash your face," screams bobby flores.basketttan ; 73hoishots
"stop yelling at me. and get open!" screams donn friedman.
displaying his muscular physique, larry harris screams... "foul!"
jumpshot. scoring on the court is easier than off the court
rusty osborne.
showing his soft
kuithe)goes up high.
174 basketballvictory, scott Schumacher leads the rams to a 40-39 upset of 4th ranked memorial.
offensive scoring machine marc and his Siamese
from Stratford charge toward the bucket.
the team: left to right, carey faires, jeff hartsell, scott Schumacher, donn friedman, dennis kuithe, Chris nelson, jeff cruce, coach bob kopetsky,
rusty osborne, jeff davis, larry harris, bobby flores, marc calvert, kevin brown, gershon suan, greg maynard.holmquisf's
hoopsters
shuffling up the ball, alex harris lays in two.
passing off, jim sumruld grits his teeth.
176 basketball
foul, Steve davis goes up strong.
soaring through the air, jim sumruld and alex varela fight for the
rebound.
launching a bomb, scott williams looks towards the hoop.
team picture; left to right: front row: oscar peraza, jim sumruld, scott williams, alex harris. jerry
hernandez; back row: richard burt, alex varela, ulises larramendi, Steve davis, coach holmquist
for the second year in a row
the j.v. rams finished their
season with the best record in
alief at 24-10. coming into the
year, eight boys without a
cause were molded into win-
ners by coach dave holmquist.
with the aid of two returning
varsity lettermen, these young
men form the nucleus of elsik
basketball for the future, their
gut determination, pride, and
desire to win will cause them
to push themselves harder
than any other team in the
area, this hard work will hope-
fully pay off with victories in
their varsity futures.
basketball 177fun and games
finishing their second year of high
school basketball was a relief for both
the coaches and players of the sopho-
more team, they ended the season
with a 3 and 3 district record, and a
16-14 record overall, not only did they
learn from their experiences, but they
had a winning season, as one of the
players jokingly said, “we may not
have won district or anything, but we
had a lot of fun making coach curlic
upset.”
amazed at his own ability, eddie james dribbles.
78 basketball
dream team member, kelly payne throws the ball towards the basket.
fighting for position, tommy garrett gets the rebound.are you going to blame this one on your knee, mike?
as a handicapped memorial opponent dives into him, Charles tic, tac, toe ... coach curlic wins again,
oesch hits the board.
team picture; left to right: front row: bill spicer, leo hernandez, don kriesel, mike migues, eddie
james, rob becker. steve shumate, Stanley rothman, back row: coach curlic, Steve fales, Charles
oesch, doug herndon, kelly payne, tommy garrett, edward ojeda, steve kendall, orlando alvarez,
todd schumacher
•‘the scoring machine,” orlando alvarez.
basketball 179con... cen ... tration — robert molloy goes for the gold.
aren't field goals worth 3 points? — jeff bryant
a-team: front row: left to right: ed loftin, chris tucker, nick della penna, mike chow, derek duna
way, back row: mike garrett, david shrout, trey reed, robert molloy, jeff bryant, coach noyola.
technical foul; derek dunaway shoots as
ed loftin and trey reed look on.
180 basketballb-team; front row: left to right: ronme roda, karl yust, al fernandez, tony mills, tim luce, darrin
watts, maurice brown, coach noyola. back row: david watts, john neuman, todd nicklas, tony
savely, robert middaugh, david lawrence, mike johnson, joe primo
‘‘who said basketball isn’t a contact
sport?" — karl yust
defenders watch helplessly as mike johnson scores again.
with high hopes, david watts jacks it up.
basketball 181ewes hoop if up
"w h a t! we don’t know that play!"
bingo, the injured ram, shannon payne, scores.
balancing the ball with one hand, betsy brady lays it
up.
defensive demon, dewana dorsey is aided by leah ben-
nett.playing touch defense the elsik zone keeps dickinson away from the bucket.
slam-dunk, linda ryall goes up strong.
showing her shotput form, carol shiller aims for
the hoop.
"that's another one in your face,” says junior, connie
,uH,ck' basketball 183ramettesgo 14-15
s-t-r e-t c-h, leah bennett goes up for the shot.
you have to get down low to play defense, demonstrates ms. spiller.
mozisek goes up for the shot.
finding a hole in the defense, melissasoft stepping through the air, shannon payne lays up the ball.
front row, left to right: connie fullick, linda ryall, shannon payne, jayna brandes, melissa moz-
isek back row: betsy brady, phyllis kiser, leah bennett, carol shiller, coach ms. spiller.
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looking for the open player, jayna brandes.
some tough breaks and a lot of
bad luck are all that stood
between the varsity and a win-
ning season, the varsity team
played well throughout the sea-
son but ended with a record of
14 wins and 15 losses, everyone
involved felt this season was a
vast improvement over last year.
basketball 185up ihe ladder
turning on her speed, tamiko dunn outruns the
opposition.
186 basketball
pointing out their end of the court, ms. brannon lectures to the team.finding her opponents flat footed, elizabeth hay goes up for the shot
dribbling by her opponent, michele craig prepares for the lay up.
playing follow the leader the ram team sets up the inbounds play.
left to right, front row: jan thompson, tamikodunn, connie kolodziejski, tresha robinett, michelle
craig, back row: elizabeth hay, kelly jones, lennie ray, kristi helton
running, jumping, and soar-
ing, the girls j.v. basketball team
ended their season with a record
of 21 wins and 9 losses, remain-
ing in contention for the district
championship for the second
consecutive year, they have set a
goal for j.v. players of the future
to achieve, many of these girls
will move up to varsity level next
year and hopefully will retain
their winning ways.
basketball 187fish fry
during a time out, mrs. smith explains the next play.
"this is a sure two points," says kristy skinner.
188 basketball
up, up, and away, marlene nunez soars towards the goal.
zeroing in on the goal, emma ledezma prepares for the rebound.left to right, back row: mrs. smith, marlene nunez, emma ledezma, lorie reed, lynice lawless,
missy terry, front row: rene bates, dawn sine, cindy benis, felicia seales, gwen puckett, lisa
mireles.
"i hate to inbound the ball," says lynice lawless.
"come on baby, get in there," says lorie
reed.
s f
thinking of her boyfriend, missy terry
tries to act ready for the rebound.
basketball 189each agonizing stroke pulls this elsik swimmer closer to a first place.
apparently other school 'frave troubles with their heat-
ing, too. robyn scott, ingrid daaboul, and lisa harr'
190 water spons
"hey, do you think i could use your comb?" andy forgayfemonstrating one of the more difficult dives, tammy aldridge performs
i cannonball.
[he winner of the telly savalas look-alike contest, mike nadolski
approaches the block to receive his award.
springboarders mike wright, tammy aldridge, and billy grabowski
take sun break.
"but i can't afford pilot’s lessons." ingrid daaboul
"concentration is the secret to a successful dive." curt hall
water sports 191aqua squad
on September 1, 1979, the a.i.s.d. natato-
rium was expected to open its doors, but
plagued by problems, it was delayed until after
the new year, even then, the first elsik swim
team was unable to use the pool because of
the lack of heat, but these difficulties did not
daunt most of our swimmers, "we lost over
half of the kids that first tried out for the pleas-
ure to work with,” said coach fick. they were
limited to training with weights and working on
"dryland drills” throughout the winter, "it
payed off, but at the time it seemed worthless
— we wanted to be in the water,” said lora
parker. and apparently it did pay off, because
at their first meet, the elsik swimmers
splashed to a victory over their arch rival —
hastings. the next week the district meet was
held and again the rams shone with guy
mcclaren, boys’ team captain, qualifying for
regionals in two events, this year, of course,
was only a beginning — just wait until next
year.
"look! he lost his bathing suit again!” says blair thomas to jenise jensen.
team pictures: left to right: front row: karen gremminger, mike nadolski, greg kelly, anthony wood, andy forgay, mike arrington, billy grabowski,
lora parker. middle row: tracey bush, missy mitchell, staci hail, ingrid daaboul, lisa harr, mary deckard, crystal duncan. back row: shauna mar-
quardt, mark baker, guy mcclaren, jeff phillips, barry hill, brian ward, todd hill, robyn scott, coach fick.
192 water sportsflexing his muscles, guy mcclaren lets everyone
know he’s a stud.
missy mitchell goes for the gold.
'what do you mean you don’t like the water?”
lays coach tick to jeff phillips.
“away we go." brian ward and mike nadolski
waiting for the bathing suit competition to end, greg kelly looks forward to the talent por-
tion of the pageant. , ,
a water sports 193swan divers
the elsik diving team, affected by
the a.i.s.d. natatorium’s delay, did
well on the whole during the season,
the team, which was approximately
fifty percent smaller than it was when
first formed, was forced to use dry-
land drills and trampoline exercising
to train during the fall months, then,
the trampoline privileges were taken
away because of insurance difficul-
ties, “the divers had only two and a
half weeks to learn dives and to
develop the timing and form needed
to be competitive,” claimed coach lie-
berFb'ut even witlv extremely lowered
morale and little experience, tn|Jram
divers competed against hastings —
and word the team is not expected to
grow much larger next year, but less
difficulties will surely result in a much
improved diving squad.
i
mam
"i’ll give her a 10," says coach lieber...
194 water sports
A W ,
"for originality!" — corby jansenteam picture: left to right: top row: robin pavese, Stephanie nelson, corby janssen, jane "yes, i hit my head on the board,” says robin
stavinoha, cathy bell, bottom row: coach lieber, mike wright, momca gildone, tammy pavese.
aldridge, lisa poe, theresa palumbo, curt hall.
• what do you mean back-busters aren’t regulation dives?” curt hall
take the nestea plunge, jane stavinoha
"am i supposed to have my arms down?" Ste-
phanie nelson water sports 195boys' cross counfry
the boys cross country team had a very
long season with few high points, the
highlight of the season took place at the
alien parkway meet, hosted by the uni-
versity of houston. the flash of the team,
john bolmanski, took sixteenth place and
received a medal, this was the first medal
received in cross country history, a few
weeks later, john set another elsik record
by running a 10:04 two-mile run at Strat-
ford. hard work and pride helped the
cross country team members complete
this cold and grueling season.
"my black rimmed glasses help me find the finish line,” john bolmanski.
196 crosscountry
out in the lead, joe sellers, accelerates.
modesty is not one of the boys c c teams’ greatest traits.
one of the team studs, kyu choi.bending his neck to best emphasize the airflow through
his nose, mark williams heads to the tape.
battling for position, the elsik runner emerges victorious.
pushing himself, doug behserehst starts the grueling second mile.
front row: left to right: roger falvey, darren watts, doug behseresht, joe sellers, john bolmanski back row:
coach pless, jeff davis, rusty osborne, robert neal, mark williams, david cox.
cross country 197girls cross counfry
i . T•, • ‘
aiming for the finish line, laura wright and donna morgan begin to pass
their opponent.
after playing in the mud like a pig, theresa barr continues the
race.
concentrating
down deep
198 crosscountry
team picture; left to right, front row: missi steele, Christine meeks, mary lenart,
donna morgan, zorlina cadungog, second row: theresa barr, donna barr, coach
toulmin, betty jo wessmger, lori adamson the edge of eternity donna barr and missi sieele give it their all. pacing herself, mary lenart has every-
thing under control.
m not a quitter," says donna morgan
strutting her stuff, state qualifier, Christine meeks wins another.
the girls cross country team had six pre district
meets and they took first place in all of them, when
district rolled around, injuries hit team members
missi steele and donna morgan. chris meeks took
first in region and fifth in state, while donna barr
took fourth in region and ended up twenty-second in
state, the girls hope their hard work will pay off in
the coming track season.
crosscountry 199varsity star trackster's...
"yes, sometimes we high jump," exclaims sunbather jeff cruce as lee motley catches
rays.
know you have a crush on me," dennis kuithe
see kerry run; kerry dale explodes out of the blocks in the 400
meter dash.
finish line — doug beseresht breaks the tape.
200 trackone heck of a handoff — kerry dale, and james munoz
"!@ ?! my leg hurts — “what devotion," mike
migues
gus walsh prepares himself mentally as well as
physically.
i shall put the shot” — clif "mike carter” wall.
fighting the g-force dennis kuithe hits the pits.
the varsity track team competed
in nine meets and finished the sea-
son fifth in district, members of the
team worked overtime and proved
their ability to themselves, their
coaches, and the track fans of the
17-4a district.
track 201... one year mission
finishing the 100 meter dash dennis kuithe takes first with room to spare.
ed purdy starts his kick
front row: left to right coach gary ptess, kerry dale, james munoz, trainer carey faires, clif wall back row: john blomanski, ed purdy, Steve harr
son, frank chismody, dennis kuithe, lee motley, jeff cruce, mike migues, mark williams, joe furman, robert neal, doug behseresht, anthony flc
rew, jeff pike
202 trackup and over — mike migues.
although he’s in lane 9, james munoz, takes the lead.
track 203discussing strategy, the ram team takes a break between races.
displaying perfect form, keith schindler eases over
the hurdles.
rounding the final turn, eddie james claims victory for the hold your breath — roger pandya skims over the bar.
rams.
204 trackront row: left to right: keith schindler, parris watson, louis montague, carlos vidal; back
ow: brett shine, roger pandya, gus walsh, eddie james, paul calandera, john sacco, bill
vagner, roger mccarthy, mike cone.
relay member, gus walsh, rounds the curve.
gritting his teeth parris watson hits the tape
athletic supporters — kelly bean, kyle spivey, john sanders, john wagner.
most of the athletes on the
junior varsity track team have
spent two to three years compet-
ing while wearing the elsik
emblem, the team has showed
its pride by doing their very best
each year, most of the members
will be moving up to varsity level
next year and will be great once
more.
shifting into high gear, roger mccarthy,
heads for the finish.
track 205v—
frosh boys show potential
“what am i supposed to do with this thing?” — mike johnson.
a quick start is crucial to the outcome ol
the race. — jeff bryant.
visions of victory are reflected in jeff bryant’s eyes. david walker prepares to have a cheap fling.Ir: mike johnson, karl yust, larry harvey, jeff bryant, rodney hradil, byron barber,
david walker, bobby givens, darryl townsend, dexter webb.
moving up...
... bobby givens passes another oppo-
nent.
for their first year in high school
competition, the members of the
freshman track team did well, the
young athletes impressed their
coaches with their potential for the
years to come, coaches and ath-
letes agreed that the abilities of the
team will continue to be exposed.
"don't look, some jerk is taking our picture.” — david walker, eddie james.
track 207ramrunnersi ramrunners small picture left to right: missi Steele, diana adams, teresa barr, capt. laura wright, lori weaver, brenda bragg, leah bennett, carol shiller, vie
ita, michelle craig, capt. donna barr, kristi skinner, tamiko dunn, Christine meeks back row: shari black, angie lewis, coach toulmin, betty jo wessinge
ma morgan
showing their trophy, baton, and teeth, the sprint relay
celebrates!
"you are a champion" couach toumin tells
chris meeks.
i.
••«I!!!! ', screams captain
donna barr.
track 209getting a fast start, tamiko dunn, runs for the relay team.
210 track
leaping with all her might, diana adams, soars through the pit.a quick hand off from lisa kite to vicki mata.
running the final lap kristi skinner sprints her way to the finish line.
a mr. pibb and a smile. — karen kane, vicki mata, and brenda bragg
district champions: a phrase muttered by player
and coaches alike as a goal, each time a sports sea-
son begins. 1980 marked the first time an elsik var-
sity team from a major sport could be labeled by this
term when their season came to a close, coach
marti toulmin’s ramrunners sacrificed, "strained,
and pained" through a tough season which
included meets at the astrodome and texas south-
ern university, the underdog ramrunners captured
the district crown from the grasps of the odds-on
favorites spring branch by two points (99-97) to
bring pride to all of ram country: all of alief.
keeping the pace donna barr takes it easy.
track 211watching the ramrunners move: kara cudler, missi Steele, coach toulmin, donna morgan,
mary lenart, diana adams, laurie boydstun.
spinning to victory: leah bennet
sprinting to the tape: laura wright
anticipating the start of the 800 meter run:
kristi skinner
using all her strength; carol shiller sends the discus into taking the hand-off from michele craig; brenda bragg sprints away.
oblivion.
212 trackgo for the gold: chris meeks qualified for state in the 1600 meter run. the bionic woman: missi Steele.
track 213shadows of champions
soaring into the pit — long jumper laurie boydston.
pushing on: julie helms
front row left to right: zorlina cadungog, lisa sperling, lisa townsend, laurie boydstun, middle
row: lisa kite, sharia cruce, karen meeks, michelle engelman, tammy pitts, back row: julie
helms, mary lenart, lori adams, bonnie kolb, kira cutler.
214 track
"young ladies, i wish would get tough
mrs. smith," and run when you are hurt.track 215play ball; victorious ai Iasi
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‘look towards third base to get your signals." says coach ihrer to oscar peraza
preparing to swing, cliff goecke strides into the pitch.
concentrating on the mitt, tony harmon follows through.
216 baseballthrowing
to the catcher, david kuffel cocks his arm.
looking over at the coach, mike skinner waits at first.
swinging down through the ball, danny zepeda fouls it off.
"winning is not everything, it is the only thing.” vince lombardi
baseball 217hii and run
taking a lead off second, mike ernest makes his move towards third.
getting his signals from the bench — first base
coach royce goodwine.
front row: left to right; paul follis, danny zepeda, billy baker, marly ogg, david kuffel, line meguire second row cliff goecke, marc calvert, ronnie
goodwine, tony harmon, john lakatos, buddy celman, oscar peraza back row coach copley. mike skinner, greg wardlow, larry gremmger, rey
hernandez, mike ernest, coach ihrer
218 baseballgetting a good lead — marc calvert
after two 1-27 seasons, the
varsity baseball team rebounded
this year with an amazing 7-17
record, hard work paid off to
overcome the apathetic environ-
ment from which they emerged,
according to coach ihrer, “these
young men overcame adversity
to become the first alief elsik var-
sity baseball team to win a dis-
trict game.”
baseball 219piich, hif and tun
coaching from the dugout, the j.v. players get involved in the
game.
preparing to nail the runner at second, orlando alvarez. the scoring
machine, cocks his arm.
220 baseball
getting a piece of the ball, bubba ray swings away.front row; left to right brett kasuls, john peraza, mike neal, lawrence hernandez, jeremey winston, stanly
rothan, paul delarosa middle row: left to right: eddie james, orlando alvez, john rook, steve mathiason, david
scott, chris tucker, keith schindler, roger mccarthy back row: left to right: coach coply, dennis williamson,
bubba ray, david shrout, trey reed, mike garrett, eric wolff, donald Sheridan, any cashioln
expressing disgust, david kuffel uses a hand
crouching in the infield, mike garrett watches the batter.
the junior varsity baseball
team played well for another sea-
son. the players and coaches
gave up many hours of their lei-
sure time to prepare for their
twenty four game schedule, fin-
ishing with a 7-17 record, they
are the hope for the future of
ramkind.
breaking towards second, paul delarosa gets a good jump.
baseball 221sophball
getting a good lead, tony mathiason prepares to steal another base.
front row — left to right — john furbacher, atul shah, albert oblepias, lawrence cruz, bob
becker, ronald roda, back row — larry walsh, doug herndon, todd Schumacher, robert
molloy, scott karel, tony mathiason
stepping off the rubber, robert malloy checl
the runner at first.
222 baseball
awaiting the throw scott karel makes a target"what do you mean that is only two outs?" — ronnie roda.
"hit the showers coach." says the umpire.
the formation of a sophomore
baseball team this season
allowed many young men to
compete in spring sports, who
normally would not have been
able to. even though the sopho-
more team played only 11
games, they gained valuable
experience, which should help
the ram varsity teams of the
future.
watching the pitcher, todd Schumacher awaits a good pitch.
strutting into home doug herndon scores.
baseball 223feed off
demonstrating a perfect swing is greg maynard.
over the bridge and through the woods... into the hole it goes — david kovarik.
concentrating on the ball, mike camp.
eyeing the ball michelle benoit concentrates.
224 golf
gosh, i'm a great golfer... says rick rawls.watching intently rick rawls' caddie anticipates a good shot.
praying for a good shot, david lawrence squats.
the gold team was split into two
competing squads according to sexes,
the boys team participated in eight
tournaments finishing third in district,
meanwhile, the girls team competed
only in the district tournament where
they finished fourth, both golf teams
represented elsik well throughout the
season and someday alief may
become golf high school u.s.a.
ending the ball to russia, david kovorik swings
lard.
shooting for a first place finish
david peterson.
golf 225swingers
demonstrating her form, zorina cadun-
gog cocks her golf club.
glenn mclaren drives the ball to the fair-
way.
226 golf
out of the sand trap, rick rawls has a chip shot.
back row: david lawrence, david kovarik, david petersen, rick camp, rick rawls, glenn mclaren,back row: lisa behseresht, patti burgess, becky ener, lori davis, front row: zorina cadungog, mic-
helle benoit, rhonda miller
perfect...
mike camp
.. putting ...
david lawrence
.. trio
greg maynard golf 227love on the courts
working hard at practice, tracey ratos prepares for an upcoming match.
diving for the shot, chris wilson gets ready to lob the ball over.
e ■ mc?, peter ku contemplates the theory of relativity.
"i find that closing my eyes is an asset to my game." charlotte schafer.
228 tennis
«i,
overhand smash — kelly shumateleering at her opponent, iracey ratos slams over the return.
"i hit just like jimmy connors” david sloma.
david cotes congratulates an imaginary opponent.
tennis 229
deedee jones launches the ball over the net.
keeping his eye on the ball, ken yawn shows off
his backhand.spring fever
“what’s for breakfast," anil sinha plays an early morn-
ing match.
displaying acute concentration, dede jones saves the shot.
the incredible hulk, chris wilson, attempts to swallow the ball.
230 tennisback 1-r mr. quail, charolette schafer, chris wilson, david sloma, kelly Shumate, randy
cotes, elizabeth cristadora, front — john pang, dede jones, kim baccus, ken yawn, david
dawson, tracey ratos.
"just another victory..john pang.
elizabeth cristadora rallies to save the shot.
david dawson smashes a forehand over the net.
hitting a forehand on the run — amy reynolds.
every year elsik faces several teams
in the hope of winning the district
crown, elsik high school, not to be out-
done, compiled a team of enthusiastic
and dedicated players, with the rising
popularity of the game, many new
faces, as well as old, were seen on the
courts, luckily, the winter of 79 per-
mitted the team to practice and play
often, everyday at 2:30, one could find
the team practicing everything from
basic shots to complex strategy, the
year as a whole was very successful,
and provided excellent competitive
experiences.
tennis 231leaders
leaders 233bruce achterhof: football 1,2; v.i.c.a. 4.
tamara aldridge: basketball 2; p. puff 2,3. 4; diving 4.
robert alvarez: band 1,2. sec. leader 1, 2. squad leader 2; span,
club 1, 2.3, treas. 3; basketball 1. mgr. 4; n.h.s. 2.3,4, treas.
4; stud. cong. 1,2.3.4. pres. 4; lit. club 3, pres. 3; best all-
round eng. stud. 3; h.o.s.a. 4, v.- pres. 4; p. puff cheerleader 4.
lose bagarinao: h.e.c.e. 4, publicity 4.
william baker: baseball 2.3.4; football 3,4.
louis ball: v.o.c.t. 4.
shiela ball: battalion 1; w. wonderland court 2. 3; revelliers 2. 3. 4.
rep. hist. 4; p. puff 2, 3, 4; choir 3,1 st solo and ens. 3;
ramblings 4.
donna barr: track 1,2,3, 4; c.c. 2.3. 4; n.h.s. 2. 3.4.
bonme beck: choir 1; math dub 1; h.e.c.e. 3,4, historian.
Charles bengc: c.c. t; football 1,2; track 1,2,3; v.i.c.a. 3, pari. 3,
bruce achterhof tamara aldridge robert alvarez jose bagarinao
william baker sheila ball duybao donna barr
scott bayne bonnie beck
jana basden
anita beckman
cyrus behseresht
debra bayles
234 seniorssgt. alarms 3.
doug behseresht: track 1.2,3. 4;c.c. 3,4; n.h.s. 4.
mark bias: choir 1,2.3. v.- pres. 3; m. events 2; drama club 1,2.
3.4, v.- pres. 2. pres. 3; speech club 4; p. puff cheerleader 4.
treonne blair: cheerleader 2; basketball 1,2,3; p. puff 2,4.
jim blanks: tennis 2; v.i.c.a. 2.3; v.o.c.t. 4.
K hn bolmanski: track 1,2.3.4; c.c. 3. 4; science club 3,4.
leslie bowland: battalion 1; revelliers 2; rampage 2. 3. editor 3,
roundtable 3; ramblings 2. 3.4. sec. editor 4; p. puff 2. 3. 4, t.
captain 3; cheerleader mgr. 3.4; prom comm. 4.
carol bradley: battalion 1; revelliers mgr. 2; cheerleader mgr. 4.
robin bragg: basketball 1; art serv. club 1.2.3; tennis 2; stud.
cong. 2. sec. 2; n.h.s. 3. 4; homecoming court 4.
leo briggs: i.c.t. 3.4.
ron brown: speech 1,2.3; c.I.c. 3.4. coordinating chairman.
gerrit bel
Charles benge
beth bennett
bennett benoit
donna berger
mark bias
treonne blair
sherry blodgett
david bogard
debra bolmanski
john bolmanski
leslie bowland
carol bradley
robin bragg
seniors 235
susan brown: track 1; band 1,2; tennis 1,2,3; n.h.s. 3,4; speech
3; drama 3; v.o.e. 4; p. puff 4.
ginger burkholder: drama 1,2, 3,4. historian 3, v. pres. 4; intern,
thespian soc.. 1st honor thespian for a.e.h.s.; speech 2; choir 4;
p. puff 4.
johnny cabrera: basketball 1,2;c.c. 1,2; football 1.2,3.
marc calvert: football 1; baseball 1,2.3,4; basketball 1,2,3.4;
science club 3. sec. 3.
lisa cameron: lib. club 1. 2; span, club 1, 2, 3,4; n.e.d.t. letter of
accommodation 2; tennis 2,3; best writer in eng. 3; n.h.s. 3,4;
lit. mag. 3, ed. 3.
elischa Campbell: art serv. 1; drama 1, v.- pres. 1; lib. club 1, sec.
1; span, club 1,2.4, sec. 2; stud. cong. 1,2,3,4, sec. 3; t.a.r.s.
2; j.a. 1.2, sec. 2; track 2,3; c.c. 3.
scott carleton: football 4.
leo briggs
juan cabrera
elischa Campbell
duane chick
ronald brown susan brown
marc calvert
lisa cameron
douglas Campbell
brenda cernosek michel chang
frank chismody
kevin brown
scott carleton
236 seniorsbrenda cernosek: basketball mgr. 1; volleyball 1; f.h.a. 1; m.
events 2; v.- pres. 2; prom comm. 4.
michel chang: basketball 1; math club 1,2,3.4, pres. 4; v.o.c.t. 2,
sec. 2; ramblings 3.4, photo. 3,4; n.h.s. 3. 4; science 4.
(rank chismody: track 1,2, 3,4; football 1. 4.
Cheryl clepper: band 1.2; basketball 1. 2. 3; p. puff 2. 4; track 3;
c.c. 3.
colleen conroy: drama 1, 2,3,4. v.- pres. 1. 3, pres. 4; speech; m.
events 2. pres. 2; choir 4.
donna coston: battalion 1; f.h.a. 1;p. puff 2.3. 4; span, club 2;
track 2; rampage 4. mgr. ed. 4.
duane cramer: annual 1; comm. 1; stud. cong. 1.2, v.- pres. 1; jr.
hist. 3. v.- pres. 3.
sara dailey: battalion 1; p. puff 2.3,4; revelliers 2; alt. ram mascot
4.
arlene dark
charyl clepper
Catherine coleman
mendy coleman
colleen conroy
tammie coolidge
carolyn cooper
gayla connaughton
bruce cosse
donna coston
richard crittendon
david cox
pat crossin
duane cramer
seniors 237kerry dale: track 1.2.3.4; football 1.2, 3.4; stud. cong. 2,3,4;
tlass pres. 2, 3,4; class fav. 3; f.c.a. 4, v.- pres. 4.
sheri davis: band 1,2, 3, 4, lib. 2,3.4; p. puff 2, 3; rampage 4,
Charles dickey: football 3,4.
dewana dorsey: battalion 1; span, club 1,2; basketball 1,2.3.4;
stud. cong. 2; revelliers 2; p. puff 2; n.h.s. 2. 3, 4; rampage 2. 3;
cheerleader mgr. 3; ramblings 4.
richard downing: football 1,2; track 2; baseball 3; swimming 4;
blue bombers 4; v.i.c.a. 4.
becky ener: basketball 1; volleyball 1; m. events 2; golf 2.3.4; p.
puff 4.
mikeernest: band 1, 2,3. 4; baseball 1,2. 3.4.
ruth espinosa: p. puff 4; span, club 4; v.o.e. 4.
lawrence ewing: football 1; b. bombers 3.
jeffcruce saradailey kerry dale marjoriedavidson
jeff davis sheri davis linda dawson Charles dickey
shirley dipasupil dewana dorsey richard downing david draper
cheri ducharme
gary ellison
238 seniorsralph floris: class lav. 1,2; p. puff 1.2; tennis 1,2.3; football 1,2.
4; most friendly 4.
lisa ford: drama 1; span, club 1; band 1.2,3.4, sec. leader 1.2.3,
4. squad leader 2,3. reg. band 3, dist. band 3.4; p. puff 3.4;
cheerleader 4.
vickie franks: band 1.2. 3. 4, twirler 2. 4. treas. 4; p. puff 2. 3,4;
stud. cong. 3.4.
brenda fullick: j.h.a. 1; f.b.I.a. 1; lib. coun. 1.2.3; y-teens 1.2,3;
pep club 2; homecoming comm. 2: w club 2. 3; prom comm. 4.
colleen furbacher: french club 1; h.e.c.e. 2; h.o.s.a. 4.
gary gibbs: football 1. 2. 3.4; track 2, 3; f.c.a. 4.
fredenck gibson: drama01. 2.4; choir 2. 3.4, most improved 2,
bass sec. leader 4.
rebecca ener steven enright
ruth espinosa
michael ernest
bobby flores
harold fisher jr.
vickie franks
Stephen fort
donn friedman
brenda fullick
lawrence ewing
mark fertitta
ralph floris
lisa ford
seniors 239marisa gibson: track mgr. 1; basketball mgr. 1, 2; volleyball mgr.
2; p. puff 4.
laura giese: battalion 1; stud. cong. 2; art serv. 2; choir 2,3, sec.
leader 3; revelliers 2,3; commun. comm. 2, exec. comm. 3;
n.h.s. 2, 3,4; p. puff 2. 4; rampage 4, ad. ed. 4; drama 4;
cheerleader mgr. 4.
dafna giveon: am. field serv. 1; math club 1, 2; french club 1, 2;
n.h.s. 2.3.4.
debbie glacser: band 1,2; h.o.s.a. 3.4, treas. 4.
jackie glagow: h.e.c.e. 3; d.e.c.a. 4.
royce goodwine: basketball 1; football 1,2; baseball 1,2,3,4;
science club 3, treas. 3; rodeo club 3.
Chris haigh: golf 1, 2,3; football 1,2,3,4; stud. cong. 2; rodeo
club 3.
laura giese
marisa gibson
frederick gibson
gary gibbs
jacquelin glagow
debora glaeser
dafna giveon
gregory gilbert
Christopher haigh
joni grimland
royce goodwine
joegoggan
ginger hall
curtis hall
240 seniorscurtis hall: football 1.2; p. puff cheerleader 3. 4; ramblings 3,4,
phot. 3. head phot. 4; rampage 3,4, phot. 3,4; diving 4; f.c.a. 4;
prom comm. 4.
tony harmon: baseball 1. 2. 3,4.
robin harrell: cheerleader 1,2; ramblings 4, sec. ed. 4.
(ill harrmgton: p. puff 3. 4; revelliers 3, 4, rep. hist. 3. v. pres. 4.
leffrey hartsell: basketball 1.2. 3.4.
marky haskett: volleyball 1; basketball 1.2;c.c. 1. 2; rampage 2;
cheerleader 2,3,4, head 4; p. puff 1.4; class fav. 3.
tom heath: football 1; golf 2.3, 4.
shelley hudsmith: band 1.2.3,4. sec. leader 4; solo ensemble,
karen keeney: battalion 1, 2; revelliers 3, 4; p. puff 4.
avonna kessler. revelliers 1,2.3.4, sgt. 2,4; battalion 1; tennis 1;
p. puff 2.3, 4; class sec. 2, 3; n.h.s. 3. 4; ramblings 3,4, ads
brent harris
jill harrmgton
marky haskett
thomas heath
kenneth hoffman
carla howell
shelley hudsmith
kayla hughes
Steve harrison
jeffrey hartsell
debra hebert
barrett hill
tony harmon
robin harrell
senior s ?4)and index ed. 3, 4; w. wonderland court 3, 4.
pat mderwish: football 2. 3. 4.
kathy inskeep: band 1. 2, 3. 4.
jcmse jensen: battalion 1; math club 4; span, club 1, 2, 3;
revelliers 2, 3.4; drama club 2,3; discoveries 3; who's who in
am. high school 3; n.h.s. 3, 4; p. puff 4.
lohn iohnston: m. events 2; french club 2, 3.
brent kirkendall: football 2. 3.4.
phyllis kiser: track 1; basketball 1,2.3. 4, most val. player 2, capt.
2; stud. cong. 1, 2. 3,4; cheerleader 1,2. 3, head 2; p. puff 2:
class lav. 2; homecoming queen 4.
vicki kite: volleyball 1.2, 3; basketball 2. 3; p. puff 2, 4.
debbic kolojaCo: h.o.s.a. 3.
scott krakow: rampage 2. 3. news ed. 2. bus. mgr. 3; science club
dawn humes
pat inderwish
kathleen inskeep
david jackson
mark jarrard
billy jaynes
jenise jensen
judy jerng
lohn johnston
karen keeney
avonna kessler brent kirkendall
phyllis kiser
vicki kite
242 seniors2. 3.
peter ku: photographer 1, 2; tennis 1. 2. 3.4; math club 4; n.h.s.
4.
. denise kuithe: volleyball 1, 2, 3; band 1, 2,3, 4; p. puff 3, 4.
dennis kuithe: fresh, v. pres. 1; stud. cong. 1; t.a.r.s. 1; basketball
1.2, 3. 4; track 1.2.3,4; football 1,2.3.4; baseball 3; p. puff
4.
kurt kuykendall: art serv. club 1.2; band 1. 2, 3.4.
debra ladin: span, club 1,2; n.h.s. 4.
andrea lamphier: volleyball 1; science club 1; track 1,2; choir 1, 2.
3.4; french club 1. 2,3. 4, treas. 3, pres. 4; drama 1,4; lib. club
2; n.h.s. 2. 3.
theresa landrum: drama club 1,2; lib. club 1,2; band 1,2.3;
d.e.c.a. 4.
susan knight
sherry knouse
debbie kolojaco
alfred krakow
peter ku
denise kuithe
dennis kuithe
kurt kuykendall
debra ladin andrea lamphier
bruce law
daphne lawlis
theresa landrum
susan landry
seniors 243susan landry: cheerleader 1,2; stud. cong. 1; p putt 2, 3,4; l.h.a.
2; v.o.e. 3. 4, pres. 4; class treas. 3, 4; g.s.l. 4, homecoming
court 4.
daphne lawlis: span, club 1; choir 1,2, 3, 4, alto sec. leader 3,
pres. 4; drama club 1, 2. 3. 4; p. putt 4.
david lawrence: basketball 1, 2; band 1.2; golt 1,2, 3. 4.
Clifford lee: band 1, 2, 3, 4, squad leader
Christina leicht: drama club 1, 2; lib. club 1, 2; band 1, 2, 3,4;
track 2.
tamara littleton: volleyball l. d.e.c.a. 2; p pull 3, 4
eileen llorente: battalion 1. It. 1; span, club 1, 2. 3; revelhers 2;
f.h.a. 2; p. putt 2, 3,4; v.i.c.a. 3,4, treas. 3, pres. 4.
lisa loomis: f.h.a. 1; safari spotlight 1; f.c.a. 1, 2; track 1, 2;
volleyball 1. 2. 3; sprmgwoods beauty banquet 2; choir 3, 4;
david lawrence
Clifford lee
Christina leicht
darren lesage
angela lewis
susan lins
tamara littleton
earl longoria lisa loomis
therese lopez
tamara luark
selina lenart
eneen llorente
robert llorente
244 seniorsdrama 3.4.
lamara luark: band 1. 2. 3; p. puff 2, 3; cheerleader 4.
Sherri luehr: class fav. 1. 2; basketball 1. 2. 3. capt. 1; volleyball 1.
2. 3. capt. 1; stud. cong. 2. 3.4; p. puff 2. 3,4; n.h.s. 3,4.
sharon manfre: p. puff 3,4; rampage 3,4; d.e.c.a. 4.
charlotte marshall: band 1; p. puff 3; v.o.e. 3» 4.
vicky mata: track 1. 2, 3. 4; p. puff 3, 4, 5; stud. cong. 4.
dana mattox: stud. cong. 1; j.a. 1; basketball 1, 2. 3; volleyball 1,
2. 3. 4, capt. 2,4, most val. off. player 4.
greg maynard: basketball 1.2. 3,4; golf 4.
rebecca mccoy: band 1. 2, 3.4. sec. leader 2. 3.4, squad leader 2.
lib. 2. 3. 4; lib. club 2. sec. 2; p. puff 4.
lavonna mckmzie: band 1. 2; music club 1. 2; soccer 2; span, club
lavonna mckinzie guymclaren
sherri luehr
sandra mac donald
sharon manfre
leif marquardt
charlotte marshall
thomas masterson
victoria mata
letitica mathews
dana mattox gregory maynard
rebecca mccoy elizabeth mcdowell
seniors 2453.4; n.h.s. 4; p. putt 4; ach. award,
kurt meister: band 1,2.3.4.
nancy merrel: stud. cong. 1; j.a. 1; math club 1, 2; p. putt 4.
kathleen molloy: math club 1; span, club 1; battalion 1, It. 1;ac.
ach. in eng. 1; n.h.s. 2,3.4; revelliers 2.3.4, maj. 4.
Chris moore: span, club 1.2; math club 2; science club 3. 4.
danelia moreno: golf 4; v.o.e. 4; span, club 4.
james jorrison: golf 1. 2. 3.
teryl morse: volleyball 1; choir 1; ex. in am. hist. 1; n.h.s. 2. 3,4;
most outstanding writer 1,2; tennis 1. 2, 3; speech 2. 3.4.
outstanding ach. in speech 2; n.e.d.t. superior performance 2;
lit. mag. 3,4; ex. in bus. law 3; who’s who in am. high school
stud. 4; n.c.t.e. writing award,
chuck murphy: basketball 1; track 1, 2; football 1. 2, 3, 4.
kandria mcmillen
nancy merrel
bradley moore
william moore
danelia moreno
Charles murphy robertneal
Christopher nelson Stephanie nelson
kurt meister
paulla mohundro
kathleen molloy
teryl morse
james morrison
246 seniorsrobert neal: track 1.2.3.4; c.c. 3.4; w. wonderland court 3.
Christopher nelson: j.a. 1. pres. 1; track 1. 2; basketball 1,2. 3, 4.
Stephanie nelson: n.h.s. 1. 2,3.4; diving 1. 2, 4; j.a. 2, 3, asst,
treas. 2. treas. 3; who’s who in am. high school stud.; society for
distinguished high school stud,
pik chum ng: outstanding ach. alg. 3; science club 4; math club 4.
ted o’donnell: ac. ach. 2; art serv. club 2.3.4, hist. 3; ramblings 4,
cir. ed. 4.
tracy oesch: battalion 1, It. 1; revelliers 2,3.4. sgt. 2. It. 3. It. col.
4.
teresa osma: lit. club 1; band 1.2,3, lib. 2. 3; stud. cong. 1. 2.3.
rep. 1.2; phys. science award 3; d.e.c.a. 4.
robin pavcse: track 1.2; cheerleader 1, 2; rampage 2; class v. •
chinh nguyen
Stephen nelson
pik chun ng
scott newmyer
russel norris
paul nortin
ted o’donnell
tracy oesch
jorge ortiz
jerri osborne
teresa osina
stacy pace
carmen osorio
terri pace
seniors 247pres. 2, 3; n.h.s. 2, 3.4; p. puff 2,3, 4; who's who in am. high
school students 3; homecoming court 3,4; ramblmgs 3, 4. ed.
4; diving 4; quill and scroll 4.
shannon payne: track 1; stud. cong. 1.2, sec. 1, treas. 2.
basketball 1. 2. 3.4; volleyball 1. 2,3. 4; p. puff 2; n.h.s. 2. 3. 4;
most athletic 4.
michael peat: drama 2,3,4; discoveries, co ed 4.
georgma peraza: stud. cong. 1; battalion 1; w. wonderland court 1.
2, 3. 4, princess 3. queen 4; rcvelliers 2, 3. 4, high pt. revelher
of the year 2, It. 2, col. 4; p. puff 3.
Jeffrey phillips: track 1; basketball 1, 2, 3; football 1. 2. 3,4; math
club 2; p. puff 2.3, 4; n.h.s. 3.4; swim team 4; f.c.a. 4
michelle pitts: battalion 1; revellicrs 2; p. puff 2. 3.
Iita pizzitola: stud. cong. 1, 2; p. puff 3, 4; prom comm. 4
viet pham
vuong pham
william papadopoulos
jenny peloquen
georgina peraza
shannon payne james peat
judith person
elizabeth peterson
jeffrey phillips
shellie phillips
robin pavese
loan pham
hung pham
S48 senior slisa poe: art serv. club 1. 2; math club 1. 2; lit. club 1,2; t.f.a. 1.2;
french club 4; diving mgr. 4.
donna powell: creative writing 1; var. field hockey 1; band 1;
cheerleader 1; ac. excel, award in w. hist. 3; cc award,
susan presley: f.h.a. 1; span, club 1; band 1,2,3, 4, sok and ens.
1st div. 2; stud. cong. 3, 4.
kim pnmo: battalion 1; w. wonderland court 1; revelliers 2; class
v.-pres. 3; stud. cong. 3, 4; p. puff 3. 4; class fav. 4, misse.h.s.
4, most friendly 4.
Sharon propes: battalion 1; terfms 1,2; p. puff 2, 3, 4.
tracey pugh: battalion 1. It. 1; rampage 1; t.a.r.s. 2, sec. 2; w.
wonderland court 2; revelliers 2, 3; p. puff 2. 3,4.
Silvia pulido: span, club 2.
regma ransom: volleyball 1; outstanding eng. stud, award 1; span.
frank pierce
eugene ping
michelle pitts
lita pizzitola
Steven potenza donna powell
susan presley
kim primo
sharon propes tracey pugh
leslie raney
regina ransom
silvia pulido
maria quintero
seniors 249club 1.2, outstanding span. stud, award 1,2; science club 2,
sec. 2; outstanding p.e. stud, award 2; h.o.s.a. 3.4, outstanding
member award 3, treas. 3. pres. 4; n.h.s. 3,4.
richard rawls: golf 1,2; football 1,2.3, 4.
tina roach: track 2; ski club 3, treas. 3; gym club 3.
jeane rummel: band 1,2.3,4, twirler 4. band sweetheart 4.
timothy rush: football 1, 2. 3.
michael russell: band 1,2. 3,4. squad leader 2. 3.4, v.-pres. 3.
Stephanie russell: battalion 1; m. events 2; p. puff 3; prom comm.
4.
diana saiz: cheerleader 1; span, club 3; lit. club 3. treas. 3; t.a.r.s.
3.4; h.o.s.a. 4, sec. 4; n.h.s. 4.
al sanchez: football 1; p. puff 4.
theresa schriewer: math club 2; basketball 2.3; p. puff 2.4.
richard rawls
tracy ray
albert reese
polly reynolds
raymond rivera
tina roach
scott roberts
lisa robertson
dana rogers
jeane rummel
tim rush
john russell
mike russell
Stephanie russell
250 seniorsscott Schumacher: football 1; w. wonderland court 1; baseball 1, 2.
3, 4; basketball 1. 2,3,4; p. puff 2,4. king 2; ramblings 4; mr.
a.e.h.s. 4.
Steve shrout: band 1,2.3, 4, squad leader 2.3, 4; n.h.s. 2.3,4.
kelly Shumate: choir 1,2, 4; tennis 2. 3. 4; n.h.s. 3,4.
anil smha: german club 1. 2. outstanding german stud. 1; math
club 1.2. 3, 4. pres. 2. v.-pres. 3,3rd place math tourn. 1,
outstanding alg. 3 and 4 stud. 2.8th place math tourn. 4;
science club 2.3; stud. cong. 2.3,4. treas. 3; n.h.s. 2, 3,4;
tennis 3, 4.
shawn smith: band 1. 2. 3, 4. v. pres. 1, pres. 2; stud. cong. 1, 2,
3. 4, v.-pres. 2; baseball 1» 2. 3; n.h.s. 2. 3,4, pres. 4; g.s.l. 2. 3,
4; p. puff 3, 4.
scott smitherman: band 1. 2. 3,4. squad leader 3,4; n.h.s. 3.4.
scott schumacher judith shafer Stephen shrout kelly shumate
diana saiz
al sanchez
theresa schriewer
Catherine simms anil sinha
kim sledge
greg smith
kristi schmidt
mike skinner
joel slay
seniors 251shawn smith scott smitherman yamila solana kim spragins
michelle Stephens elizabeth stinneford cindy stokes shelle strobel
alexander stroplos gershonsuan valerie summers donald taylor
kim spragins: battalion 1.
carla spink: f.h.a. 1, 2; tennis 2; class lav. 2; baseball sweetheart
2; p. puff 4.
shelle strobel: track 1; drill team l.capt. 1; span, club 1; stud,
cong. 1,4; science ach. award 2; volleyball trn. 2, 3; basketball
3, trn. 2; p. puff 2,4; home and family award 3.
cynthia stokes: math club 1,2. 3, sec. 1; track 2; p. puff 2,3,4.
valerie summers: band 1,2,3,4, reb- 1, dist. band 1,2,3,4, sec.
2.3, area band 3, v. pres. 4; stud. cong. 1.2,3,4, pari. 2, 3, v.-
pres. 4; c.c. 2; p. puff 2, 3.4; n.h.s. 2, 3, 4, pari. 4.
frank teers: basketball 1; football 1.2.3,4; p. puff 2.3,4; baseball
3; span, club 3; w. wonderland court 3; n.h.s. 3, 4; golf 4; class
lav. 4.
blairthomas: stud. cong. 1; battalion 1; f.h.a. 2, v.-pres. 2. pres. 3,
frank teers jerithatcher
252 seniors4; revelliers 2. 3,4, sgt. 4; p. puff 4.
roberl thornton: football 1.
lesa ihrockmorton: math club 1; girls serv. club 1. 2.
david tsen: baseball 1; german club 1. 2. 3, treas. 2, v.-pres. 3;
math club 1. 2. 3,4, v.-pres.. Island 6th place math tourn. 2,
5th and 11th place math tourn. 3.6th. 8th. and 10th place math
tourn. 4; science club 2. 3,4, pres. 3.4. ex. in math and science
award 4; writing club 3, 4.
irene urbanowicz: baseball 1; tennis 1; choir 1; lit. paper 1; f.h.a.
1.2.3; p. puff 3.4.
tom vossman: football 3. 4; v.i.c.a. 3,4. sgt. at arms 4, district v.-
pres. 4; n.h.s. 4.
|ill wagner: choir 1.2; span, club 1. 2; p. puff 2, 3.4; v.i.c.a. 3.4.
sec. 4.
trina theriot
blair thomas
robert thornton
lesa throckmorton
randy tincha
greg toole
baotran
due tran
ai truong
david tsen
chuck turberville
irene urbanowicz
rosalinda velasquez
david van gilder
seniors 253penny wagner: f.h.a., sec. 3.
david wall: span, club 1. 2; n.h.s. 2, 3. 4; science club 2. 3, 4, v.-
pres.
debbie wans: span, club 1; p. puff 2. 4.
donna wans: banalion 1; span, club 1. 2. sec. 2; f.h.a. 2; revelliers
2; p. puff 2. 3.4.
man welch: baseball 1. 2. 3.4; band 1. 2, 3. 4, squad leader 3. 4;
n.h.s. 3, 4; p. puff 3.4; span, club 3,4, pres. 4.
Cheryl west: basketball 1, 2. 3; stud. cong. 2; p. puft 2. 4; golf 4.
mark wilkinson: band 1, 2. 3, 4, rep. 1, pres. 4, drum major 4;
n.h.s. 2.3.4.
karen williams: span, club 1.2; basketball 2; volleyball 2. 3; p. puff
donna velek
kenneth verastegui
jill wagner
penny wagner
david wall
cheryl west
deane whitehead
mark wilkinson
tam vo
Christine voss
tom vossman
debbie watts
donna watts
matt welch
254 seniorskaren williams
lori williams
leroy williams
preston williams
lisa wills
kelly wilson
lucy wilson
jodi wood
ken yawn
sherilan youngblood
maryam zahedani
mike zwick
2, 3. 4; stud. cong. 2. 3,4; n.h.s. 2.3. 4. sec. 4; class sec. 4.
Ion williams: c.v.a.e. 4.
lisa wills: basketball 2. 3; p. puff 2. 4; track 3.
iodi wood: battalion 1; revelliers 2.3. sec. 3. mgr. 4; v.o.e. 3,4,
sec. 3.4.
ken yawn: tennis 1.2. 3,4; math club 3.
msukyi: choir 1, 2.
sherilan youngblood: drama 1,2.3.4; speech 1.2,3.4, treas. 3,
rep. hist. 4; revelliers 3. 4.
mike zwick: baseball 1. 2. 3; football 1. 2. 3,4; p. puff 2.
class motto — life is fo live,
to share, and to remember,
class flower — the red rose
class colors — burgundy and
silver
class yell — we are great we
don't mean maybe, senior class
'80.
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seniors 255seniors...
fhe Iasi sireich
seniors are crazy. — tim rush, jeri thatcher, treonne blair,
marisa gibson, cindy stokes
discussing sneaky plans for the last powderpuff. —
theresa schriewer, cheryl west, leslie bowland, laura giese,
sherriluehr
256 seniors
cheese! — polly reynolds
what do you mean i am not going
to graduate. — dennis kuithesenior class officers
trudy lowery — senior class sponsor, the senior class would
never had made it without her.
president — kerry dale
vice president — robin pavese
secretary — karen williams
treasurer — susan landry
senior class officers 25 7bear creek birthday bash gathering
258 senior classhow do you like my shades?
guy mclaren.
hey, here i am — |oe furman.
straightening his collar for a neat
look, billy baker watches the girls.
senior class 259260 senior favorites
mr. and ms. aehs
scott schumacher — kim primomost athletic
dermis kuithe — shannon payne
senior favorites 261
most friendly
ralph floris — kim primo
most likely to succeed
valerie summers — robert alvarezmost talented
mark bias — tracy ray
most admired
frank teers — kim primo
262 senior favoritesmost attractive
robin bragg — george ortiz
most humorous
sherri webr —
denis gavlik
senior favorites 263in all
places
gayla connaughton, laura giese, carol bradley and leslie bowland recite the mickey mouse song.
264 senior candids
who needs the shortcake? colleen conroy goes for the topping.M
daydreaming about nighttimes is david jackson.
"but this my sexy look" says lita pizzatola.
a true ram fan from head to toe — dewana dorsey.
senior candids 265ihe
Iasi
waliz
"what's our table number', leroy williams
and Sylvia flores.
looking seductive, tammy luark holds frank
teers close.
dancing the night away — michel chang and
darlenedouglas.
266 prom
the beginning of a beautiful evening — phyltis werenette, guy mclaren, tracy oesch and brent
kirkendall sit to eat appetizer.
"who said three is a crowd?" denis gavlick and dates donna coston and eileen llorente.
watching the farewell presentation to senior sponsor — sherri luehr, theresa schreiwer and
marky haskett.the three stooges —
land.
lisa loomis, shern luehr and leslie Dow-
patiently waiting in line — ann
tran.
the love birds — ralph floris and robin
harrell.
"billy want a cracker?” — billy baker and alexis biklin.
table 4 — Stephanie russell, michel chang, diana saiz, tom heath, jeanne rummell and david
wall.
table 45 — mark jarrad, kurt miester, sandy mcdonald and denise kuithe.
hopelessly devoted — marc calvert and
suzanne larsen.
"i'm a high roller” — gershon suan.
prom 267offering a gift of remembrance to ms. lowery
is cindy stokes.
modeling with their limo is curt hall and dorr
morris.
"we are having a blast" susan landry anc
date.
take my hand and i'll show you the way - robert llorente. what a love|y couP|e ka,h''simms and wa'"'e lon9aria
268 promshowing their disco dancing abilities is daniela moreno and date.
kicking up her heels kikker style in her formal is denise juithe.
“hold me in your arms forever" — scott carle-
ton.
butler dennis kuithe serves the tea to table 13.
class: 1980
event: senior prom
date: may 10, 1980
time: 8:00-12:45
place: astro village ballroom
flower: red rose
band: j. r. brass
prom 269a radiant teryl morse receives her army r.o.t.c. scholarship.
amazed that it is all over tim rush and vamilla salona stare intc
the stands.
receiving the jewell elsik award is robin pavese.
“it's finally over” — bill papadopoulos and Steve
potenza.
f.
"over to the right” — kirn sledge
272 graduationlast but not least — mike zwick.
smiles, tears and a sigh of relief — Stephanie russle and shelle strobel.
commencement program
processional — “pomp and circumstance"..............edgar
alief elsik high school band
invocation f..........................1......robin pavese
class vice president
welcome address................................ kerrydale
"do you know where you are going to?"
class president
masser goffin
alief elsik high school choir
"fiddler on the roof" .. . .......................bock burden
alief elsik high school band
introduction to valedictorians...............karen williams
class secretary
valedictory address........................donna marie barr
anil kumar sinha
michael shawn smith
david wei-chung tsen
presentation of jewell g. elsik scholarship........jewell g.
elsik
presentation of michael kennedy scholarship........marceil
kennedy
introduction..................................robert v. burch
superintendent
presentation of graduates.................................ann o’donnell
principal
presentation of diplomas ..........a.i.s.d. board members
benediction......................................susan landry
class treasurer
recessional — grand march from "aida".....................
verdi eymann
alief elsik high school band
girnning from ear to ear chuck murphy walks off the field.
graduation 273ihe way
we were
blair thomas
o
vicki kite
shelle stobel
susan landry
colleen conroy
274 baby pictures
tedo'donnell
Cheryl west
avonna kessler
vicki franks
elischa Campbell
yamila solana
Chris haigh
kerry dalecarol bradley
debra bolmansky
leslie bowland
marky haskett
lisa loomis
jeane rummel
shannon payne
ruth espinosa
george ortiz
eugene ping
Cindy stokes
scott schumacher
Stephanie nelson
kathy inskeep
denise and dennis kuithe
kevin brown
frank teers
brenda fullick
judi shafer
baby pictures 275lisa wills
phyllis kiser
ralph (loris
goergina peraza
robin harrell
Steve nelson
dana mattox
kim primo
michel chang
cliff lee
ai trong debbie ladin regina ransom
276 baby pictures
susan presley
dawn humes
tracy oesch
rodney mathers
cathrine coleman
C
barry hill
tammy littleton
jeri jo hartung
kathi molloy
doug behseresht
I
V 7
dewana dorsey
karen williams
sheila ball
shelly hudsmith
sherilan youngblood
laura giese
matt welch
lita pizzitola
royce goodwine
. ,
debbie glaeser
baby pictures 277jeri thatcher
scott smitherman
cherly clepper
mike skinner
robert llorente
karen keeney
kim spragins
robin pavese
marisa gibson
sharon propes
lisa robertson
278 baby picturesdonna barr
donna coston
jill harrington
rick rawls
al sanchez
joni grimland
donna watts
ginger hall
jodi wood
curt hall
colly ewing
rick downing
sherry krouse
shawn smith
valerie summers
tammy luark
michele Stephens
dafna giveon
baby pictures 279the
280 peoplepeople 28 leslie
axel
david
baker
jeffery
baker
michael
baker
Christopher
barker
lervaise
bauer
brent
baumann
thomas
beal
andrea
adkins
larry
aikins
gustavo
aljure
patricia
alien
dani
allison
barbara
anderson
cory
andrews
monoel
athayde
james lisa leah michelle thyra alexis todd donald
bean behseresht bennett benoit bergenheim biklen black bock
michael margaret lizetta david dee dee michael richard james
bollenbacher branch braunschweig brennan briggs burns burt butschek
shelby zoryena lynda michael donald illiana buddy diana
cade cadungog calvert camp carpenter castillo celman cernosek
282 tumorscheyling lisa Cheryl timothy carolyn lynda kassie randall
cheng cherry Clark dark clauson coats colgrove collins
michael Christine brenda imelda Charles hope scott anton
cook corn counts cramer chrisman cristadoro cummings daaboul
Stephen karen karie Steven jennifer danial joy james
damico davis davis davis de trance dean degruy dehay
Paul Charles lisa angela charlane anthony teresa darlene
delarose della penna deluke depaul dilgen doria doughuit douglas
jill steven lohn denise victoria yvonne michelle Stephen
douglas drake dufour duncan durham elizondo engelman english
juniors 283"yes i did buy this shirt at k-mart for $4.49." — lora parker
jessie carey nancy diana vickie bradley Virginia ileana
esquivel faires falleroni faro farrar federwisch felton fermamdez
lori michael seldon david linda deborah annabelle kenneth
fisher fleer fletcher flores folse foote forgay franks
connie tammie michele william linda darlene monica terri
fullick galloway garris gelsthorpe gerver gibson gildone glaeser
Clifton diana authur irma tony ronnie william douglas
goecke goga gomez gomez goodspeed goodwine green green
larry kevin susan michael david dennise alan scott
gremminger griffin grzesik guthrie haley hall haney harris
"after his first day of cub scouts, carey faires displays his techni-
ques of tying knots." — tim dark
284 juniors"singing out the blues." — phyllis wernette
"who said humor was serious.” — laura robertson and darlene
douglas
james michael kwang susan valerie tammy corby andrew
hulson hurlbert hwang imboden ingels james jenssen jensen
debbie elizabeth Olivia keith dee dee james moses david
johnson johnson johnson johnston jones jorren keeling keeney
scott jeainne scott chris todd pamela debbie linda
kelly kerr kelgore king kirkendall knouse kolojaco laiche
sandra
harwell
darren
hassin
eric
haug
marc
hayden
dwyane
heard
jeftrey
heard
Charles
herber
reymundo
hernandez
william
howell
Silvia louis kelly michael gwen Stacey lisa
herandez hill hoffman hollis hopkins hosier houston
juniors 285"the guiding light.” — lori visser and michel chang "it’s just as good as xerox.” — greg lainhart
teri william john jeanne stacey ulises david billy
lainhart lainhart lakatos lambropoulos laplante larramendi larson lawrence
melanie jon Catherine selina charlotte alan tama ileana
leach lee leicht lenart lentz Noveras long lorenzo
Christina glenn robert kelly arthur tammy shauna Chris
lovett luck lucker macdonald mallernee mann marquardt martz
michael Catherine kriston michael . robert scott glenn mona
mathews mcdowell mcgowen mcqrath mcguire mckee mclaren mclennan
Christine paula amy maureen carlos robert dorrie timothy
meeks mendoza meyer molloy montoya moore morris morris
286 juniors"grin and bear is the lunchroom philosophy.” — lori nelms
”i wonder if college is going to be like this.” — michelle benoit
marc
prilliman
michael
nadolski
gloria
osorio
david
petersen
john
porter
felicia
restivo
halmude
naumann
rasiv
pandya
gretchen
pfalzgraf
robert
pratt
sherri
ribble
Carolyn
nelson
lora
parker
paula
Phillips
gina
price
lisa
richau
melissa
mozisek
kelly
northcutt
joseph
patin
alien
pierpont
judy
mund
tammy
orr
marga ret
payne
cynthia
ping
mitchell
reid
jaime
munoz
george
osborne
oscar
peraza
brent
poole
rachel
rennison
bao
nguyen
snehal
patel
debby
pierce
julie
price
Cheryl
rizzi
michael
mulford
vanessa
odom
russell
patterson
james
ray
juniors 287"how will we ever get through this." — peggy turpin, susan schra-
kamp
"our teacher must be joking if she thinks we can pass this test."
— bubba ray and greg wardlow
laura laura eddie laura marisa cristen karen roland
roberts robertson robinson robinson rodriquez roessler rogers romero
karen
rudder
joe
sellers
danna
smith
daniel
russell
lanett
shaw
grant
smith
sherri
russell
kelly
sherbit
michael
snyder
andrew
sacco
debora h
sherrod
antonio
solana
john
sanders
susan
shieh
david
starks
suzanne
schroeder
carol
shiller
robyn
scott
lisa
shumate
leslie mark
steele Stewart
alane
rothbauer
ana
seiglie
donn
sloan
288 juniorsrobin brett bobby peggy eugene mary allison alejandro
trosclair tucker turner turpin urbanowicz urbanowicz vagel varela
gregory carol elizabeth lori bill brian clifton michael
varley veazey vidal visser wagner walker wall walling
augustine brian gregory Catherine phyllis parris lori donald
walsh ward wardlow warren watkins watson weaver webb
phyllis be tty-jo glenn sheri gary trisha lacie mark
wernette wessinger wipple white wiener wilhelm williams williams
deborah laura lori Patrick edward todd helmuth elaine
wilson wilson wilson wilson winston wise wolff wood
juniors 289favoriies
laura
wright
nicholas juanita insuk karen
wright yancey yi yust
maryann
zohedane
martha
zepeda
paul
zermeno
eduardo
zubizarreta
lori fisher — favorite
tray naumann — favorite
290 juniorsofficers
vice president
david peterson — treasurer
cathy mcclure — sponsor
glenn mclaren — president
cairey faires — secretary
juniors 291kristen
auringer
diane
barrios
danny
avery
rodger
bates
kim
baccus
rosario
bautista
Steve
baker
lisa
baldwin
edward
ball
teresa
barr
denise
barrios
douglas
allison
orlando karen todd michael
alvarez anderson anderson arrington
robert dana erin daryl thomas tina paula robert
becker beckman bergenheim berger bins biondolillo black black
shari deidre julie jane debra kathleen robert betsy
black blair blasingame board borchardt bowley boyne brady
brenda jayna jennifer william bernard debra james kathleen
bragg brandes bray brogan brown brown brown brown
sophomores pray for the spirit stick.
"i didn't know playgirl came in hard cover!” — donna morris and
paula black
292 sophomoresjohn patti jeffory zorlina mary Charles laura shelley
bruce burgess burnett cadungog camacho Campbell carlson carr
laura lisa angela mary patrick shari shari richard
carter cernosek chatman chavez cherry chometa chometa Cleveland
susan darla lorri michael patricia gregory cheryl marian
cofer collier collins cone connor coomes cornett cox
cynthia
sharia
lawrence
lacklme
daher
brenda
davis
david
dawson
cramer
cruce
cruz
sujata
desai
connie
downman
dawn
dunaway
Pamela
durham
david
dwyer
robert
ed wards
danny
dell
Sylvia
eichert
todd
denson
robert
elley
"do you think i have a chance at mr. universe?" — lawrence cruz
a demonstration of the only way to pass biology. — sandra mcgarry,
dawn whitehead, and Steve hayden sophomores 293Clinton debra james paula michael david eugene Steven
ellison endicott ener english espinosa ethridge faircloth tales
roger aida kenneth anthony cynthia paul edward jesse
falvey fernandez fletcher flores flores follis folse font
susan david larry lauree carol michael alma delia
foote forfia foster franke frazier fredrickson fronek fulsom
johnny angela frank jonathan timothy lewis diane tammy
furbacher furman futral gallahar gandy garrett gehring geise
jeanne jerri lisa scott robert william jorge gregory
gendron gerhardt gerl goelzer goemmer golden gonzalez goodman
kim theriot studies the sleeping habits of homo sapiens.
294 sophomores
“i want to know who said i was a two-timer.” — kathleen bowley,
brett kasuls, and sheri hankinsa If red
griffin
daniela
guarches
monika
haderlein
laurie
haigh
Sheri
hankins
william
harbour
kennedy
harris
vicki
harris
keven
harrover
terri
haskett
mary
hay
jeff
heath
kristi
helton
mehrdad
hematian
david
henson
lawrence
hernandez
linda
hernandez
oscar
hernandez
douglas
herndon
Catherine
herrmann
montie
hicks
kimberly
hodge
eric
hollander
donita
holt
scon
holt
joni
houston
nathan
hoyt
chris
huber
andrew
hulse
sherry
hurley
michael
engels
michael
ingram
sandra victor david billy patricia richard keli Christopher
inskeep james |ennings johnson johnson johnson jones journigan
“what's wrong with wearing shorts to school?" — susan schra-
kamp, rosana lin, and mrs. hogshead
“i'm really a cowgirl, but i lost my hat.” — shelli lawrence
sophomores 295janet kandace karen robert
jung kahl kane karel
brett
kasuls
sherri
kinser
chad
ladner
david
lee
cheryl
lyngaas
mark
kelley
sophie
kiskinis
lisa
landau
donald
lee
monti
manis
cynthia
kelly
Charles
knox
debora
landrum
michael
lee
joseph
marino
suzanne
larsen
i'll
lassiter
brian
law
shelli
lawrence
john
leonard
teresa
loftin
tuan minh
luong
connie
kolodziejski
tracey
lang
james
lenart
manuel
martinez
Steven
kendall
david
kovarik
joy
kennedy
■a
donald
kriesel
rhonda
kime
a
Christine
kubes
denise
king
rosana
lin
david
kuffel
while falling asleep, lauree franke pretends to be working.
296 sophomores
"you think i am going to dissect a fetal pig? you must be joking."
— vicki rummel and rochelle webergail julie leslie roger kathryn kelly martha sandra
mashburn mattox mcafee mccarthy mcclain mccolpin mcdonald mcgarry
anne scott jon sandy michael julie kimberly amos
mcgaughy mckinzie meyer meyer migues miller miller mills
edward melissa bertran michael leesa donna tonja jane
minter mitchell moore moore moreland morris morris morrison
diane mark juanita theresa earl myhoang yvonne melissa
morse nelson neptune nestor newcomer nguyenba nichols nortin
alberi Charles martin edwardo terri cheryl kathleen theresa
oblepias oesch ogg ojeda opperman osborne oshaughnessy palumbo
getting involved with the pep rally, Shelley carr and julie mattox
show their spirit.
"how did you know about last Saturday night?” — lisa gerl
sophomores 297chun-john shilpesh supen william kelly
pang patel patel paul payne
staci
pelham
juan elizabeth
peraza petley
■
marc lien kirk tammy alien belinda mark
pfalzgraf pham pierce pierce placette plazinich poling
lynda
prather
haven patricia Catherine timothy dedra Christine tracy alena
pucek purcell ramsey ramsey randel ransom ratos ray
robert robin sammy william monica callie
rayburn reese reese reichardt reid rennison
amy cindy
reynolds reynolds
dana john rebecca phil tresha kenneth michael justin
rhodes ritchel roach roberts robinett robinson robinson rodriguez
sophomores show their spirit during the pep rally. — karen kane
and sharia cruce
298 sophomores
cafeteria rule: see no food, taste no food, and smell no food. —
larry walsh, chris willman, and billy johnsonjames Stanley andrea victoria paul john linda angela
romano rothman rudder rummel russell sacco salazar salvato
shanna jeannette keith roy susan Christopher scharlott monoj
sayre schied schindler schneider schrakamp schumacher seyffert shahi
donal robin johnny susan david torri Steven deborah
sheridan sherrod shieh shimaitis shine short shumate simmons
michael joseph dana Stephanie david bruce Sherri tammy
simms simone sloan sloan sloma smith smith smith
brenda
smitherman
dayna
snyder
Christy
somner
Patrick
spanel
michael
speanburg
william
spicer
kyle stuart
spivey spunt
"i'm just an evil woman." — leslie mcafee
making goo-goo eyes at his teacher, albert oblepias tries to get an
"a" in the class.
sophomores 299stacy greg Caroline gena anjanette theresa kim kimberly
Stanford Stephens stuart stuchbery Sutherland swift ta terry
lori dena kim betty griffith johnna evelyn janice
thatcher theriot theriot thevenin thomas thomas thompson thompson
robin
thompson
kevin
throckmorton
jean
thyrring
beth
toman
linh
tran
hoa
truong
tony
tsen
teresia
turanyi
robert kevin Sylvia louise vairavan john lawrence mary
turner vangilder velasquez vessichelli viswanathan wagner walsh watts
bretl kasuls — treasurer and favorite
class favorites
karen kane — president and favorite
300 sophomorestwila rochelle laura kelly marlin jeff jimmy john
weaver weber wells white white williams williams williams
melanie dennis Christopher chris david pamela jeffery patrick
williams Williamson willman wilson wilson wilson winfield witzelberger
robin brant jimmy michael april tara kevin kathleen
wood worth wright wright yeager yeilding yeoman youngblood
sponsor — susan contine
r •:
shelley
zwick
officers
Ihomas
zamudio
anthony
zaragoza
tiffeney
zeagler
daniel
zepeda
dana beckman —
secretary
tonja morris —
vice president
sponsor — len smith
sophomores 301‘‘you take the blonde and i'll take the brunette." — pat losack and
mark varley
"i told you it wasn't miller time." — jerri hartung, mindy camp-
bell, ruthiegarcia
diana
adams
lori
adams
teresa
arnold
milton
baker
brena
baumann
jennifer
berendt
olga
aljure
scott
alien
brett
anderson
carne
anderson
karen
anderson
glenn
angel
jeffrey
baker
dora
bates
robert
bennett
eugenia
algaze
kathy
ball
deborah
baxter
cathy
berney
sylvio
athayde
gregory
avery
fay
bagarinao
craig
banning
dara
atchison
rayon
austin
colleen
baker
Ian
bao
bryon
barber
wayde
barksdale
angela
barrett
amy Stephen Catherine
bean becker bell
lacinda
benis
john
beury
vernon
beyer
mary
bins
Stephen kimberly
bivens blankenship
302 freshmen"look mom, no cavities!" — fred peterson
"pep rallies just make our day." — the fantastic frosh
carol toni bonnie laurie henry kathleen steven terri
bongers bono bowdren boydstun bransford brewer brezik brockman
james robert larry melina rick jeffrey kenneth jay
brooks broussard brown brown brown bryant bryson burgess
Cheryl Christina
burnett burt
sheryl tracey
bush bush
anthony shelly
butler cade
frederick mary
caldwell Campbell
I
gina Christopher
campos cannon
regma
cantu
helen
chang
hector
cardoza
edward
charlez
brett
carleton
gloria
Chavez
mark
carruba
kevin
chema
andy
cashiola
hwi
cho
carol
castillo
yun
choe
mike
cernosek
troy
cernosek
freshmen 303”what the teacher doesn't know is that i brought my own personal "and they said high school was going to be hard." — terry cole,
tape." — joe primo and alex zieglar jennifer berendt, and mindi Campbell
michael heather sandra terry barbara kathleen Christopher karen
chow chunn dark cole coley conley cox cox
carol ingrid mathew cherly lorie Stephen marcelo nick
craig daaboul daniel davis davis davis de souza della penna
alien nicole kammy felicia sally sean tammy theresa
deluke diaz diedrich dimitroff dipasupil doherty donald drummond
terise lisa derek tamiko ly richard lesa rachel
duckworth dugan dunaway dunn duong edington engel escobedo
dina pauline anthony yolanda ernest Christy harold alberto
espinosa esquivel faro farrington fendt ferguson ferguson fernandez
304 freshmen"can you find the missing glove?" — alisa wise and lisa howell
battalion members strive for perfection.
kimberly dereick julie leslie michelle diane michael nghiem
head heard helms hemstreet hicks hill hill ho
ruthie
garcia
tracey
garner
michael
garrett
bobby
givens
wing
90
jessica
gonzales
neisy
gonzales
john
grantham
karen
gray
deidre
greene
shana
greer
staci
hail
robert
hanks
julius
haro
kimberly
harper
lisa
harr
linda
harrover
conme
hartman
larry
harvey
jerry
haskett
ashraf
hassoun
eric
hatch
cynthia
hawkins
tandi
hazlewood
M
daniel
flores
sherry
follis
paul
folse
luis
font
andy
fargay
michael
fort
ann
french
arun
gaalla
freshmen 305"are you sure this part is right for me?” — neal wiseman and jenni-
fer bray
"would you believe neighbors would do this to each other?" —
lisa lyon
david lisa bonnie marcia lujean Stephanie reginald peter
kerr kite kolb konrad kreisner kubecka kubes kuffel
carrie
jasek
james
jones
tammi kim
jordan kao
gregory billy
kelly kelsoe
hung
hoang
thuy
hoang
david troy
hodge hoffman
jewel
hoffpauir
johnny
holden
holly
holland
sheila
holly
m
william
hood
lisa
hoxwell
rodney
hradil
stace
hunt
mary
hunter
launa
hurst
barry
hydo
michael
Johnson
Stephanie
johnson
therese
johnson
teresa stephenie lisa jacquelin jenny robert colen joseph
lacount laflamme lainhart lambert Ian lane laplante laratta
306 freshmen••is that really me in that picture?" — debbie weiner and sally dis-
pasupil
• i warned you to leave me alone!" — sherri smith, allison nagel,
theresa palumbo, neol price, and tony powell
gaye shahed lynice david dona emma karen donald
larose lateef lawless lawrence lear ledezma lee lewis
joel kimberly gloria lori annette robin dulce patrick
loftin long longoria loomis loper lorino lorita losack
troy billy anthony john lisa bridget julie anthony
lovetro lowery loyal lumley lyon mahoney manfre margiotta
julie timothy Carolina kennelh marnie jane Christina anthony
martin martin martinez martinez martinez martz mata mathiason
crosley kimberly marty susan lee michael janis jerry
matthews matthews matthews matthews mccoy mcfarland mcgaughy mchazlett
freshmen 307"i bet my blood pressure was normal until you came.” — billy kelsoe
and gary peat
mike
miller
rhonda
miller
scott
miller
dona Id
mills
james
minkel
jane
minnick
lisa
mireles
robert
mitchell
katherine robert ernest kimberly terri pam marian maree
mock molloy montiel moore morgan morille mosley mulford
"what do you mean i'm talking, no one is sitting around me." —
gloria shaffner
james james
mikulencak milam
vivian montgome maryjo john gregory chingshan kitchun todd
musil nealon nelison neuman newmyer ng ng nicklas
john
mcmahan
kelley
mcvay
karen
meeks
angela
meinecke
denise robert
meyer middaugh
marlene
nunez de villa
susan
o'donnell
shonda
obrien
tina
odom
armando
ojeda
tina
olivier
deborah marcie
oshaughnessy oursler
308 freshmen"if we look like we’re working, the teacher can't complain." —
robin romero and troy lovetro
"when in doubt, use the buddy system.” — mandy polido and study
buddy
fred
petersen
barney
patranella
lisa
patranella
arnold
pavlicek
mark
paddon
ronald
parks
karen shanna antonia neal noel joseph john Oliver
pollard poole powell price price primo propes protomartir
lynette gwendolyn armando jorge kirn alicia laura luke
provenzano puckett pulido quirch rainey randall reed reed
Christine dora jacqueline lisa michael victor clint cheryl
rice richards richardson richardson rickard rigutto roach robinson
freshmen 309nickie jose ronald kathryn michael robin randolph andrea
robinson rocha roda rogers rollins romero roten rothbauer
richard darryl lorraine trey juanita sana michael star
royster royston rudder rutherford salazar saoud sargent sauer
anthony
savely
jon
sharp
renee
sherengo
brian
shiller
james
sierzega
mairim
Simon
Stephen
sinders
renay
scheffer
mark
Schindler
patti
Schreiner
andrew
scott
felicia
seales
kimberly
seeley
gloria
shaffner
neena kristi carrie Christopher dee paul scott jacque
sinha skinner smith smith smith smith smith snow
310 freshmen"another friday night wasted." — tammi jordan. lori williams, ies-
sica gonzales, and lisa harr
"it can’t be that bad." —
barney brown and david hodge
dwayne
sparks
kipperly
swan
sherly
thomas
kirk
trascher
teena
twitty
bruce
speer
johnny
swift
alex
thornton
binh
truong
lisa
vaba
eric
stamm
Catherine
taylor
teresa
tolibas
Chris
tucker
michael
van hoy
jane
stavinona
jerry
taylor
a my
toole
cynthia
turberville
susan
vangilder
kimberly susan
taylor taylor
darryl lisa
townsend townsend
paul
sowa
debborah
strube
melissa
terry
nancy
tranum
donna
twitty
melissa
steele
Catherine
stokes
karla
sorley
henry
strong
kelly
turner
mark
varley
thalia
vergara
john
tepolt
linda
tranum
elena
tussy
lodie
turnell
freshmen 311favorifes
ngoc john david Steven lee
vo vossman walker ward warren
darrin
watts
dexter
webb
david
watts
Sylvia
weaver
trances
webster
lori
williams
linda
williams
denise
wilson
louis nikita
wilson wilson
robert molloy — favorite kristi skinner — favorite
312 freshmenclass officers
diana adams — treasurer
missy terry — secretary
tracy april sherri
young youngblood zaragoza
richard
wilson
jeffrey
wilton
jeremy alisa
wmston wise
howard
wiseman
mark
womack
anthony
wood
rene
woodring
judith
woody
anna
yee
maria
yeyille
john
young
jane stavinaha — vice president
melaniechoe — president
freshmen 313
teachers
teachers 315faculiy
kathleen aired kayarmstrong carol arp charlene baker
food service business english counselor
jackie basham sayeed beg dorothy boddeker theresa brandt janis brannan
library science voc. food serv. social studies p.e.
wesbryant Stephen capporricio sara chapman carolyn dark sandy click
p.e. social studies art counselor english
,san contine
nealth
linda copley
asst. reg.
robert copley
dr. ed.
chuck corb
p.e.
martha cranor
math
marilyn crump margaret davis francesde paolo debbiedix patelley
attendance registrar spec. ed. math workroom
316 teachersdirk engel
social studies
regina evoritt
business
lorena foard
german
faye fontenot marita foreman
health english
janegattis
social studies
deborah gervasi
attendance
johnny glaze
g.m.r.
pamgoddard
reading
linda graesle
social studies
margaretgreff charmagnegwynn nita habermacher noma hall beryl hogshead
science science library science french
dave holmquist claire hook patsy hoover marietta hostak leeibrer
business art math science math
edith johnson
english
carl kapchinski
health
beth kennedy
english
deanna kessler
secretary
bob kopetsky
p.e.
teachers 317william kurelic karen kutiper donna lauter ginni leathers linda lewis
ind. arts english english drama math
marsha lilly
math
ann lowers trudylowery nancy malone rita mays
journalism math social studies c.v.a.e.
cathy mcclure margurita mcdonald carolan mendel
choir secretary Spanish
brian mikeska
social studies
susan montgomery
math
jan moore kay moore
science english
marcos noyola
social studies
mary newcomer
social studies
jerry orgeron
science
donna parker
math
sandy parker
english french
alice pierce
english
gary pless
dr. ed.
318 teachersbarbara pohla cheryl powers joy puckett don quail anita richmond
math science workroom social studies workroom
judyrucker johnruff julia schaudies mikesciba sally sembera
english science library dr. ed. art
theresa shiller
secretary
ida silva
english
roger simmons
auto mech.
joyce singel
math
marcia sloma
secretary
len smith susan smith ric soohoo pat spiller katie starnes
science science math p.e. speech
bunny steele kay Stephenson nancy Stephenson gloria stubbs tomstuchbery
english social studies math secretary band
teachers 319maxine thomas
english
phil thomas toy thomas dorothy thompson
ind. arts librarian english
charlotte thornton gwen tooke martitoulmin
counselor math p.e.
custodians — fidelina davila, maria joramillo, margaret guzman, Sofia zepeda, amalia alvarez, carmen gonzalez, praxedis reyna, lupe her-
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320 teachersterry waddell
business
dick whatley
couselor
carol whitlow donna woods julia wrotenbery
english business english
head of food service — peggy gray
teachers 321
assistant superintendent of high schools — al hook
322 teachers
principal — ann o’donnell
members of school board — granville wright. j.c. wright, bob cummings, blanch wilk-
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teachers 323
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bagarinao, fay d. 108, 302
bagarinao, lose v. 234
baggett, mary k.
baghbeh, shahrdad
bailey, curtis
baker, charles
baker, colleen 97, 302
index
baker, david a. 108, 111, 282
baker, leffery h. 282
baker, jeffrey 302
baker, mark c. 912
baker, michael l. 77, 121, 282
baker, milton r. 302
baker, william r. 149, 217, 218,
234, 259, 267
baldwin, lisa r. 292
ball, edward d. 155, 292
ball, louis l.
ball, marissa k. 97, 302
ball, sheila a. 83, 100, 234, 277
banfield, darren
banning, craig 109, 302
bao, duy p. 234
bao, lan p. 302
barber, byron c. 131, 156, 207,
302
barberena, andres
barker, christopher 282
barksdale, wayde I. 302
barr, donna m. 60, 91, 129, 135,
198, 199, 209, 211, 213, 234,
279
barr, teresa d. 70, 135, 198,
213, 292
barrett, angela d. 302
barrett, derek o. 126
barrios, denise 100, 113, 292
barrios, diana 100, 1 13, 292
basden, lana g. 234
bates, dora r. 189, 302
bates, rodger c. 292
bates, tina a.
bauer, lervaise 16, 282
baumann, brena v. 79, 302
baumann, brent d. 127, 282
bautista, rosario b. 292
baxter, deborah a. 302
bayles, debra l. 113, 234
bayne, scott m. 234, 278
bays, duane
beadle, susan
beal, thomas 46, 126, 282
bean, amy d. 63, 302
bean, lames 30, 149, 205, 282
beasley, leffery t.
beck, bonnie a. 234
becker, stephen e. 156, 302
becker, robert i. 179, 222, 292
beckman, anita m. 234
beckman, dana m. 1 13, 292, 301
beeson, lora j.
behseresht, cyrus 91 , 135, 197,
200, 202, 234, 277
behseresht, lisa 225, 227, 282
bel, gerrit 235
bell, catherine I. 195, 302
bell, deborah
bell, dena b. 97, 302
bell, eric e.
benge, charles f. 235
benis, Iacinda k. 108, 189, 302
bennett, beth a. 113, 123, 235
bennett, leah a. 135, 165, 167,
182, 184, 185, 209, 212, 282
bennett, patricia m.
bennett, robert
benoit, bennett a. 235
benoit, michelle m. 169, 224,
227, 282, 287
berenato, domenic
berendt, lennifer d. 302, 304
bergenheim, erin e. 113, 162,
163, 292
bergenheim, thyra c. 17, 20, 83,
91,135,158,160,161, 281,
282, 291
berger, daryl I. 126, 127, 292
berger, donna l. 235
berger, duane
bernelle, janet k. 124, 125
berney, cathy r. 302
bertelson, dorothy b. 91
beury, lohn d. 302
beutell, lavier
beyer, vernon e. 302
bias, mark 13, 19, 26, 35, 91,
103, 105, 235, 262, 265
bielefeld, lori a.
bielefeld, lynn a.
biklen, alexis s. 282, 267
bins, mary h. 302
bins, thomas e. 292
biondolillo, tina 55, 292
bitz, ken 109
bivens, stephen f. 52, 302
black, paula i. 71, 81, 83, 105,
292
black, robert I. 109, 292
black, shari a. 169, 208, 209,
292
black, todd d. 70, 78, 152, 282
blair, deidre l. 292
blair, treonne n, 28, 235, 256,
278
blankenship, kimberly a. 97, 302
blanks, lames e.
blanks, kimberly a.
blasingame, lulie k. 292
blodgett, michael v. 147, 149
blodgett, sherry 235
board, lane a. 292
board, mark
bock, donald c. 152, 282
bogard, david c. 235
bollenbacher, mlchael l. 122,
282
bolmanski, debra e. 235, 275
bolmanski, lohn v. 135, 196,
197, 202, 235
bolmanski, william
bongers, carol s. 97, 303
bono, toni m. 108, 303
borchardt, debra 109, 110, 292
boughton, elizabeth b. 121
bowdren, bonnie e. 303
bowland, Ieslie c. 15, 28, 32, 33,
82, 235, 256, 264, 267,
bowley, kathleen n. 30, 100, 292
boydstun, Iaurle l. 97, 212, 214,
303
boyne, robert I. 292
boytor, andrew
bradley, carol e. 235, 264, 275
brady, betsy l. 139, 182, 184,
185, 292
bragg, brenda f. 208, 209, 21 1,
212, 292
bragg, robin I. 23, 115, 235, 263
braly, michael
bramlett, david
branch, margaret p. 282
brandes, layna I. 12, 169, 185,
292
bransford, henry p. 109, 303
braquet, edward
braunschweg, lizetta m. 79, 282
bray, lennifer i. 77, 104, 105,
281, 292, 306
brennan, david l. 109, 282
brewer, glynn s. 105
brewer, kathleen a. 105, 303
brezik, steven w. 303
briggs, delia l. 282
briggs, leo i. 126, 236
brockman, terri I. 51, 303
brogan, william e. 292
brooks, lames r. 303
broussard, robert 303
brown, bernard t. 292, 31 1
brown, debra f. 292
brown, glenda l. .
brown, lames k. 292
brown, kathleen d. 25, 292
brown, kevin s. 18, 131, 173,
175, 236, 275
brown, lan'y g. 303
brown, maurice 181
brown, melina 303
brown, rick a. 303
brown, ronald 79, 236
brown, susan m. 123, 236
brownlow, karey e.
bruce, lohn r. 293
bryan, carl b.
bryan, richard I.
bryant, ieffrey t. 156, 157, 180,
206, 207, 303
bryson, kenneth 303
bul, khanh p.
bul, nhu d.
bul, trinh
burgess, lay f. 303
burgess, patti e. 227, 293
burke, lames r.
burkholder, ginger I. 102, 103,
104, 105, 1 13
burley, benita
burnett, cheryl 303
bumett, jeffory 293
bums, michael p. 282
burt, christina f. 97, 303
burt, richard 177, 282
bush, sheryl a. 303
bush, tracey 192, 303
butler, anthony m. 303
butschek, james 282
byrd, chris
byrd, tyrone
cabrera, luan a. 24, 126, 236
cade, shelby 282
cade, shelly t. 303
cade, steven
cadungog, zorllna 120, 198,
214, 293 V
cadungog, zoryena m. 29, 91,
69, 227, 282
calandra, paul 204, 205
calandra, theresa
caldwell, frederick w. 303
caldwell, kelly 79
callahan, brian 155
calvert, lynda 113, 282
calvert, marc 36, 131, 138, 172,
175, 217, 218, 236, 267, 274
camacho, mary c. 293
cameron, lisa 236
camp, michael l. 224, 227, 282
campbell, charles a. 109, 293
campbell, douglas w. 109, 236
campbell, elischa d. 236, 274
campbell, mary m. 23, 67, 97,
302, 303, 304
campos, gina m. 303
cane, christopher
cane, geoffrey t. 126
cannon, christopher 303
cantu, fred
cantu, mark
cantu, regina m. 303
carbenia, sheila
cardoza, hector 303
carleton, brett s. 156, 157, 303
carleton, scott a. 236, 269
carlson, laura s. 293
carpenter, donald b. 134, 149,
282
carr, shelley a. 39, 293
carruba, mark c. 303
carter, debra
carter, james
carter, laura a. 293
cashiola, andrew f. 156, 221,
303
castillo, carol a. 303
castillo, iliana m. 91, 121 , 282
castillo, madelein
castillo, nancy
caves, howard d.
celman, laddie v. 113, 218, 282
cernosek, brenda l. 236
cernosek, diana m. 42, 86, 87,
282
cernosek, lisa 97, 293
cernosek, mike j. 303
cernosek, troy n. 303
chang, chungmin 48, 83, 84,
85, 91 , 236, 2 6, 267, 276,
286
chang, faith k.
chang, helen 105, 113, 303
chang, suwe
charalambidis, theodosia
charlez, edward 303
chatman, angela 292
chavez, gloria d. 303
chavez, mary y. 97, 293
chema, kevin r. 303
cheng, chey-ling i. 283
cherry, lisa a. 87, 283
cherry, patrick j. 105, 293
chesnut, micheal t.
chick, duane a. 37, 233, 236
chismody, frank g. 149, 202,
203, 236
chisum, sharon
cho, hwi c. 84, 105, 303
choe, yun c. 88, 97, 303, 313
choi, chong p. 56
choi, kyu h. 135, 196
choi, young s.
chometa, shari l. 92, 100, 293
chometa, shari y. 79, 293
chow, michael y. 180, 304
chunn, heather m. 105, 304
clark, arlene 237
clark, cheryl f. 283
clark, sandra k. 97, 304
clark, timothy r. 21, 130, 152,
283, 284
clauson, carolyn j. 283
clepper, charyl k. 28, 237, 278
cleveland, richard m. 293
cleveland, vickie
clifford, nancy a.
coates, randy s.
coats, Iynda a. 68, 283
coats, randy 209, 231
cofer, susan l. 88, 293
cole, elizabeth
cole, patricia
cole, terry l. 304
coleman, cathrine c. 237, 277
coleman, mendy r. 237
coley, barbara m. 304
colgrove, kassie 47, 91, 121,
283
collier, darla a. 113, 293
collins, lorri a. 293
collins, randall d. 283
cone, michael I. 155, 205, 293
conley, kathleen a. 304
conley, mark d.
conley, ted
connaughton, gayla s. 237, 264
connaughton, kimberly a. 123
connelly, mark
connor, patricia c. 293
conroy, colleen m. 91, 102, 103,
105, 1 13, 237, 264, 274
cook, kimberly d. 77
cook, michael 283
cooke, steve w.'
coolidge, tammie I. 123, 237
coomes, gregory s. 293
cooper, carolyn d. 237
cooper, catherine j.
cooper, christopher 80
corn, christine 47, 91 , 283
cornett, cheryl j. 77, 293
cosse, bruce w. 125, 237
coston, donna m. 28, 55, 86, 87,
237, 264, 266, 279
counts, brenda k. 283
cox, christopher 304
cox, david a. 197, 237
cox, karen p. 304
cox, lisa d.
cox, marian d. 32, 293
craig, carol m. 170, 187, 209,
210, 212, 304
cramer, cynthia I. 293
cramer, duane j. 237
cramer, imelda a. 283
cranford, paula d.
creasy, carol m.
crisman, charles w. 283
cristodoro, hope e. 231, 283
crittendon, richard a. 237
crossin, patrick s. 125, 237
cruce, jeff a. 131, 175, 200, 202,
238
cruce, sharla b. 214, 215, 293
cruz, lawrence 222, 293
cummings, scott r. 91,109,111,
283
curren, catherine e.
cutler, kira 113, 212, 214
daaboul, anton j. 283
daaboul, ingrid u. 190, 191, 192,
304
daher, elizabeth
daher, jackline 293
daher, sam g.
dailey, sara e. 238
dale, kerry d. 29, 32, 65, 77, 78,
91,134,144,146,149, 200,
201, 202, 238, 257, 274
damico, stephen d. 91, 109, 283
damron, david c.
daniel, mathew 84, 304
darji, udayan
davidson, marjorie 238
davidson, randal
davila, orlando s.
davis, brenda k. 109, 293
davis, cherly a. 304
davis, jeff s. 131, 135, 175,197,
238
davis,
davis,
, lorie I. 113, 170, 227, 304
davis,
238
davis
karen e. 108, 283
karie a. 283
sheri I. 86, 87, 91, 108,
davis, stephen c. 304
davis, steven I. 131, 176, 177,
283
dawson, david d. 231, 293
dawson, douglas
dawson, linda d. 238
de cuba, gerard
de france, jennifer m. 38, 283
de souza, marcelo s. 304
dean, daniel 283
deaton, michael
degruy, joy m. 38, 43, 169, 283
dehay, james I. 283
delarosa, paula. 221, 283
dell, danny I. 293
della penna, charles m. 152, 283
della penna, nick a. 51, 156,
180, 304
deluke, allen c. 81, 88, 304
deluke, lisa 81, 88, 283
denning, jeanne I.
denny, daniel a.
denny, douglas a.
denson, todd n. 293
depaul, angela 283
desai, amit p.
desai, sujata h. 85, 293
diaz, nicole b. 304
dickey, charles d. 12, 129, 146,
149, 238
diedrich, kammy I. 304
dilgen, charlane m. 283
dimitroff, felicia I. 304
dimitroff, howard d.
dings, cynthia
dipasupil, sally 105, 304
dipasupil, shirley 103, 105, 238
do, dung
doherty, sean r. 304
donald, tammy a. 304
doolittle, samuel k. 16, 35, 103,
105
doria, anthony s. 283
dorris, sharon l.
dorsey, dewana a. 63, 82, 83, 91
182, 238, 265, 277
dougherty, daniel
douglas, frances d. 77, 101, 266,
283, 285
douglas, jill 76, 77, 108, 283
douthit, teresa d. 283
downing, richard c. 238, 279
downman, connie y. 293
doyle, julie a.
drake, steven 283
draper, david w. 238
drummond, theresa I. 170, 304
ducharme, cheri I. 238
duckworth, terise I. 304
dudley, gina I.
dufour, john-pier 44, 127, 283
dugan, lisa d. 304
dukes, robert j.
dunaway, dawn e. 293
dunaway, derek c. 51, 53, 156,
180, 304
duncan, crystal 192
duncan, denise m. 101, 283
dunn, tamiko m. 170, 186, 187,
1
209, 210, 213, 304
duong, ly n. 304
duplain, christopher
duplain, dorian
duong, quy h. 155
durham, iuan e.
durham, pamela r. 293
durham, phillip w.
durham, victoria r. 64, 108, 283
dwyer, david j. 293
echiverri, mariglo b.
edington, rlchard l. 109, 304
edmiston, kurt w.
edwards, robert m. 293
eichert, sylvia h. 69, 71, 293
eisenring, karl m.
elizondo, yvonne 283
elley, robert r. 57, 84, 293
elliott, jeffrey
elllson, clinton r. 294
elllson, gary b.109,111, 238
endicott, debra k. 97, 294
ener, james m. 294
ener, rebecca a. 227, 239
engel, lisa m. 304
engelhaupt, shelley
engelman, michelle m. 105, 113,
214, 283
english, linda d.
english, paula 294
english, stephen t. 126, 283
enright, sallle m.
enright, steven j. 239
erath, wayne a.
ernest, michael d. 91, 109, 130,
218, 239
escobedo, juan
escobedo, rachel 304
espinosa, dlna e. 108, 304
esplnosa, michael d. 109, 294
espinosa, ruben j. 126
espinsoa, ruth j. 123, 239, 275
esquivel, jessie m. 284
esquivel, johnny I.
esquivel, paullne m. 304
ethridge, david e. 294
evans, brent w.
ewing, gregory h.
ewing, lawrence c. 239, 279
faircloth, eugene o. 294
faires, carey w. 37, 78, 175, 202
204, 284, 291
fales, steven b. 179, 294
falleroni, nancyj. 135, 160, 161,
284
falvey, roger n. 197, 294
fann, tracey e.
faro, anthony a. 304
faro, diana m. 284
farrar, vickie a. 108, 284
farrington, yolanda I. 304
fattig, stephen
index 353
faulk, daphne
faulk, kimberly k.
federwisch, bradley g. 284
felton, virginia 108, 284
fendt, ernest e. 304
ferguson, christy 53, 304
ferguson, darryl j.
ferguson, harold d. 304
fernandez, aida o. 294
fernandez, alberto 181, 304
fernandez, ileana 88, 114, 284
fertitta, mark j. 123, 239
fetterhoff, rebeca j.
fincher, lee a.
fisher, Iori c. 91, 100, 158, 284,
290
fisher, harold s. 64, 239
flszer, abraham s.
fleer,
michael a. 284
fleming, james w. 126
fletcher, kenneth w. 294
fletcher, seldon c. 78, 152, 284
flores, anthony 155, 202, 294
flores, daniel 109, 305
flores, david r. 70, 88, 89, 284
flores, roberto l. 145, 149, 173,
175, 239
flores, sylvia 266
floris,
ralph c.134,144,145,
146, 149, 239, 261, 267, 276
floris,
floyd,
foard,
follis,
follls,
robert m. 127
thomas w.
glen 65
paul g. 78, 130, 218, 294
sherry 105, 304
folse, edward a. 294
folse,
folse,
font, j
font, I
foote,
foote,
linda a. 284
paul j. 157, 304
esse m. 294
uis a. 305
deborah a. 91 , 108, 284
susan I. 294
ford, lisa j. 20, 91, 108, 130,
135,160, 161, 239
forfia, david p. 109, 111, 294
forgay, andy c. 190, 192, 305
forgay, annabelle 91, 114, 284
forsythe, herbert t.
fort, michael g. 157, 305
gaalla, arun k. 305
gallahar, jonathan t. 294
galloway, tammie I. 284
gandy, timothy l. 33, 294
garcia, anna I.
garcia, ruth r. 96, 97, 302, 305
garcia, sara f.
garner, tracey e. 108, 305
garrett, lewis t. 178, 179, 294
garrett, michael p. 156, 180,
220, 221, 305
garris, michele l. 284
garza, merecilda
garza, rebecca
gates, callie s.
gavlik, denis j. 19, 28, 263, 266
geary, alice I.
gehm, deborah d. 113
gehring, diane I. 96, 97, 294
geise, tammy r. 294
gelsthorpe, william 134, 149,
284
gendron, jeanne m. 77, 80, 105,
294
gerhardt, jerri a. 294
gerl, lisa d. 294
ghanayem, dianne e.
gibbs, gary w. 15, 149, 240, 258
gibson, darlene m. 134, 168,
284
1 69,
gibson,
frederick m. 34, 46, 105,
113, 240
glbson, marisa y. 38, 45, 240,
278
256,
giese, laura m. 32, 33, 86, 87,
91, 240, 256, 264, 277
gilbert, gregory r. 240
gildone, monica I. 17, 83, 122,
195, 284
givens, bobby s. 51, 157, 207,
305
giveon, dafna 240, 279
glaeser, debora I. 121, 240, 277
glaeser, terri e. 124, 125, 284
glagow,
glagow,
deborah
jacquelin 240
go, wing h. 305
green, william l. 126, 284
green, douglas e. 284
greene, deidre j. 305
greer, shana l. 305
gremminger, karen 192
gremminger, larry j. 218, 284
griep, michele k.
griffin, ashley k.
griffin, karen k.
griffin, kevin b. 284
griffin, alfred e. 155, 295
grimland, joni j. 240, 279
grundemeier, tybe l.
grzesik, susan 284
guarches, daniela 295
guerrero, robert
guthrie, michael h. 284
guzman, john p.
haderlein, monika f. 126, 295
haigh, john c. 65, 149, 240, 274
haigh, Iaurie j. 77, 295
hail, staci y. 13, 131, 192, 305
haley, david m. 284
hall, curtis j. 19, 26, 37, 83, 191
195, 240, 268, 279
hall, dennise r. 284
hall, ginger g. 91, 101, 240, 279
hall, kevin g.
han, esther
hancock, douglas m.
hand, donna m.
haney, alan r. 284
hanklns, sheri d. 30, 55, 101,
295
hanks, robert g. 305
hansen, david e.
happ, gail m.
harbour, william 295
harmon, tony e. 216, 218, 241
haro, julius n. 305
harper, kimberly k. 51, 102, 305
harr, lisa e. 190, 192, 305, 311
hassin, darren s. 285
hassoun, ashraf t. 305
hatch, eric s. 305
hatfield, veronica j.
haug, eric c. 285
haug, gregory a.
hawk, chasie m. 66
hawkins, cynthia e. 305
hay, mary 187, 295
hayden, marc d. 21, 150, 152,
285
hayden, steven t.
hayes, kim a.
haynes, angelia m.
hazlewood, cheri r.
hazlewood, tandi d. 305
head, kimberly k. 55, 170, 305
heard
, darrellyn r.
heard,
heard,
heard,
, jeff s. 295
heath
heath
heath
dereick I. 305
dwyane a. 152, 285
jeffrey 285
kevin
,thomas w. 241, 267
hebert, debra e. 241
heil, michele
heine, karl a.
hellrung, tracey e.
helmke, harold t.
fort, steven j. 239
foster, larry d. 294
foster, lawrence o.
franke, lauree 100, 294, 296
franklin, bobby w.
franks, kenneth I. 16, 126, 284
franks, vickie I. 45, 76, 10'
274
frazier, carol j. 294
frazier, nancy
fredrickson, michael d. 294
freeman, michalene
french, ann y. 305
friedman, donn m. 61, 82, 83,
131.174,175, 239
frizzell, selena g.
fronek, alma 294
fuhrman, rodney
fullick, brenda I. 239, 275
fullick, connie d. 91, 129, 183,
185, 284
fulsom, delia r. 79, 294
fulson, dianna m. 79, 123
furbacher, colleen m. 121
furbacher, johnny e. 222, 294
furman, angela m. 294
furman, joseph h. 202, 203, 259
futral, frank h.102, 105, 113, 294
index
goan, christopher 109
goecke, clifton j. 216, 218, 284
goelzer, scott 109, 294
goemmer, robert a. 155, 294
goga, diana 121, 284
goggan, joe d. 240
goggan, wesley p.
golden, karen I.
golden, rhonda g.
golden, william l. 294
gomez, arthur a. 284
gomez, irma a. 284
gonzales, jessica m. 305, 211
gonzales, patrick a.
gonzalez, fernando v.
gonzalez, jorge i. 294
gonzalez, neisy 305
goodman, gregory d. 294
goodspeed, tony I. 126, 152, 284
goodwine, ronnie 218, 284
goodwine, royce 240, 277
gordon, kimberly a.
gordon, patricia I.
gower, linda l. 86, 87
grabowski, billy a. 192
grantham, john a. 305
gray, karen m. 305
harrell, robin a. 83, 241, 267,
276
harrington, jill a. 31, 101, 241,
265, 269, 279
harris, brent e. 241
harris, james a. 176, 177
harris, kennedy I. 295
harris, larry d.131,174,175
harris, scott s. 284
harris, vicki I. 295
harrison,
harrison,
241
harrover
hartman
michael m.
steve I. 55, 149, 202,
, keven t. 295
linda s. 305
harrover,
, connie s. 305
hartsell, jeffrey c. 91 , 130, 175,
241
hartung, jerri jo. 277, 302
harvey, larry d. 49, 113, 207,
305
harwell, saundra d. 15, 30, 77,
285
haskett, jerry c. 305
haskett, terri I. 55, 162, 163,
295
haskett, yolonda y. 28, 37, 135,
161, 241, 266, 275
haskin, kimberly a.
helms, julie a. 214, 305
helton, kristi I. 187, 295
hematian, mehrdad b. 295
hemstreet, jeffrey h.
hemstreet, Ieslie 305
henderson, annamarie 122
henry, greg
hensley, murray d.
henson, david 295
herber, charles 285
herber, john d.
hernandez, gerardo 176, 177
hernandez, lawrence g. 221, 295
hernandez, leo 179
hernandez, linda 295
hernandez, oscar 84, 109, 295
hernandez, raymundo
hernandez, reymundo 218, 285
hernandez, silvia a. 38, 285
herndon, douglas w. 155, 179,
222, 223, 295
herring, sharon r.
herrmann, catherine m. 295
hicks, michelle y. 305
hicks, montie 295
hill, barrett 1.86, 87, 162, 241,
265, 277
hill, diane 305
hill, louis c. 285
hill, michael 192, 305
hilliard, oliver 157
ho, nghiem u. 305
hoang, bich nga
hoang, hung n. 306
hoang, thuy t. 306
hobbie, stephen m.
hodge, david e. 157, 306, 311
hodge, kimberly 43, 295
hoffman, eric h. 45
hoffman, kelly I. 285
hoffman, kenneth s. 241
hoffman, lisa
hoffman, troy 306
hoffmann, christine r.
hoffmann, connie I. 281
hoffpauir, jewel d. 306
holden, johnny e. 306
holland, holly a. 97, 306
hollander, eric p. 295
holley, sheila p. 306
hollis, michael d. 285
holt, donita j. 105, 113, 295
holt, scott a. 295
hood, william b. 157, 306
hopkins, debra k.
hopkins, gwen I. 64, 125, 285
hosler, stacey a. 285
houston, joni I. 295
houston, lisa 285
howell, carla g. 241
howell, james g.
howell, lisa r. 97, 305, 306
howell, william e. 152, 285
hoyt, nathan d. 295
hoyt, roshella m.
hradil, rodney h. 157, 207, 306
huber, chris h. 295
hudsmith, shelley I. 108, 241,
277
hughes, kayla 241
hulse, andrew w. 295
hulse, james t. 285
humes, dawn r. 242, 276
hunt, stace s. 306
hunter, mary 307
hurlbert, michael 42, 285
hurley, sherry d. 295
hurst, Iauna y. 306
huynh, loc p.
hwang, kwang j. 285
hydo, barry j. 306
i
imboden, susan 285
inderwish, pat w. 86, 87, 146,
149, 242
ingels, michael d. 93, 295
ingels, valerie a. 80, 85, 91, 93,
285
ingram, michael I. 295
inskeep, kathleen s. 108, 242,
275
inskeep, sandra l. 108, 295
ivey, donna
iyer, niranjan g. 85, 324
jackson, charlotte d.
jackson, david a. 65, 242, 265,
278
jackson, dana
james, tammy r. 23, 100, 285
james, victor e. 154, 155, 178,
179, 204, 205, 207, 221, 295
janssen, corby l. 194, 195, 285
jaramillo, james r.
jarrard, mark a. 109, 111, 242,
267
jasek, carrie 306
jaynes, billy j. 54, 242
jennings, david l. 205
jensen, andrew k. 108, 285
jensen, jenise l. 65, 91, 100,
192, 242, 277
jerng, judy 242
jerng, linda
jett, sammy j.
jilla, behram
jobe, lorelei e.
johle, lisa c.
johnson, billy g. 155, 295
johnson, curtis
johnson, debbie 38, 285
johnson, elizabeth a. 285
johnson, marion
johnson, micheal 51, 156,181,
206, 207, 306
johnson, olivia m. 124, 125, 285
johnson, patricia 33, 55, 295
johnson, richard a.
johnson, stephani 77, 97, 306
johnson, therese m. 50, 306
johnston, john b. 242
johnston, robin k, 285
jones,
jones,
christopher I.
clifford w.
jones, james b. 306
jones, julie k.
jones, keli d. 186, 187, 295
jones, mary a.
jones, randy j.
jones deedee 164 165 166
167, 229, 230, 231, 285 '
jordan, tammi j. 306, 311
jorren, james l. 285
journigan, christoph 295
jung, janet c. 296
juson, francisco e.
kadwell, elisha
kadwell, michelle
kahl, kandace b. 296
kaiser, douglas e.
kane, karn m. 15, 23, 211, 296
kao, kim l.
karel, robert s. 222, 296
karimi, rafiq
karr, kathleen a.
kasuls, brett 30, 155, 221 , 296
keeling, moses 285
keeney, david v. 84, 85, 94, 285
keeney, karen k. 100, 242, 278
kellermayer, miklos
kelley, kim r.
kelley, mark b. 296
kelly, cynthia 47, 100, 113, 296
kelly, greg t. 192, 193, 306
kelly, eddie 42, 108
kelly, scott a. 75, 91,109,111,
285
kelsoe, billy h. 306, 308
kendall, steven m. 179, 296
kennedy, joy e. 108, 296
kerr, david 306
kerr, jeainne 285
kessler, avonna d. 31, 75, 82,
91, 100, 233, 242, 274
keyder, filiz 92, 93
khan, ahmad z. 108
khansari, esmael g. 114
kilgore, scott k. 285
kime, rhonda s. 296
king, chris a. 285
king, denise c. 12, 113, 162,
163, 296
kinser, sherri I. 296
kirby, richard c.
kirkendall, brent s. 144, 145,
149, 242, 266
kirkendall, todd 16, 30, 32, 149,
285
kirkpatrick, mike f.
kirshy, john w.
kiser, phyllis a. 22, 23, 24, 77,
185, 242, 276
kiskinis, sophie 100, 296
kite, lisa l.211, 214, 306
kite, vicki l. 29, 242, 274
kitzmiller, shirley
knight, franky m.
knihgt, susan d. 243
knott, joan m. 113
knouse, pamela 285
knouse, sherry a. 243, 279
knox, charles h. 296
kolb, bonnie 214, 306
kolodziejski, connie I. 187, 296
kolojaco, debbie I. 243, 285
konrad, marcia a. 97, 306
kovarik, david 224, 225, 296
krakow, alfred s. 243
kreisner, Iujean I. 105, 306
kriesel, donald w. 179, 296
kroneman, ana
ku, peter 228, 243
kubecka, stephanie a. 97, 306
kubes, christine a. 296
kubes, reginald 306
kuczynski, henry I.
Iaplante, stacy r. 113, 286
laratta, joseph d. 306
larose, gaye a. 108, 307
Iarramendi, ulises a. 131, 177,
286
larrea,
maurice
larsen, suzanne k. 30, 100, 267,
296
larson, david a. 286
larson, kent m.
lassite
296
r, jill 30, 33,100,113,
Iateef, shahed 307
latte, william c.
law, brian k. 296
law, bruce a. 243
lawless, lynice 170, 188, 189,
307
Iawlis, daphne a. 243
lawrence, billy j.
lawrence, david r. 156, 181 , 227,
307
lawrence, david s. 59, 91 , 225,
227, 244
lawrence, shelli d. 296
Ie, anhquyen 84, 95
le, quoc
le, thuy
leach, melanie d. 164, 165, 167,
286
lear, dana l. 307
Iedezma, emma 170, 188, 189,
307
lee, clifford e. 109, 244, 276
leblanc, lisa
lee, david m. 296
kuffel,
kuflel,
kuithe,
275
kuithe
149
243:
kuntz,
1
david 217, 218, 296
peter 306
denise l. 108, 243, 267,
dennis r. 28, 139, 146,
174,175, 200, 201, 202
256, 261, 267, 269, 275'
lawrence h. 77
kuo, yi-shio
kuykendall, kurt 109, 243
lacou nt, teresa I. 306
Iadin, debra n. 91, 243, 276
ladner, chad j. 105, 296
laflamme, stephenie g. 306
laiche, linda a. 285
Iainhart, lisa m. 306
lainhart, teri 286
lainhart, william 55, 286
Iakatos, john a. 218, 286
lambert, jacqueline 306
Iambright, lisa a.
lambropoulos, jeanne 286
lamphier, andrea g. 1 13, 243
lampkin, lisa l.
lan, jenny 84, 306
landau, lisa l. 296
landers, frederick 1 13
landrum, debora I. 296
landrum, james I. 152, 153
Iandrum,tl1eresa l. 122, 243
Iandry, susan m. 13, 23, 32, 123,
158, 243, 257, 268, 274
lane, robert r. 306
lang, tracey 296
laplante, colen w. 156, 306
lee, donald w. 296
lee, jon s. 126, 286
lee, karen r. 307
lee, michael a. 149, 296
leicht, catherine m. 109, 286
leicht, christina s. 108, 244
Ienart, james c. 124, 125, 296
Ienart, mary e. 198, 199, 212,
214
Ienart, selina 124, 125, 244, 286
Ientz, charlotte 286
leonard, john m. 296 '
leone, jeffry g. 108
lesage, darren 244
lewis, angela m. 209, 244, 277
lewis, debra
lewis, donald d. 109, 307
lin, rosana 84, 85, 94, 95, 105,
296
lin, wei-ann
lin, wei-jun
Iinares, carlos
Iinares, oscar a.
lindsley, guy w.
lins, susan 244
little, kenneth r.
littleton, tamara r. 62, 76, 244.
277
llanes, maria c.
llorente, eileen 54, 91 , 126, 244.
266
llorente, robert j. 244, 268, 278
lloveras, alan g. 75, 111, 286
loftin, joel e. 51, 156, 180, 307
loftin, teresa l. 44, 296
long, kimberly a. 113, 281, 307
long, kimberly l.
long, tama s. 122, 286
longoria, earl 59, 103, 105, 244,
268
longoria, gloria 97, 307
loomis, lisa k. 15, 35, 113, 244,
266, 275
index
355
m00I'9, f0l'l'lmY
martin
Ioomis, lori I. 307
Ioper, annette s. 307
lopez, kurt
lopez, therese a.
lorenzo, ileana 286
lorino, robin m. 307
Iorita, dulce m. 307
Iosack, patrick d. 113, 157, 307
Iovetro, troy v. 157, 307, 309
Iovett, christina m. 286
lowenthal, charles d.
lowery, billy s. 49, 109, 157, 307
loyal, anthony p. 307
Iuark, tamara I. 130, 135, 160,
161, 244, 279, 266
Iucich,
Iucker,
donna m.
heiko r.
Iucker, james r.
Iucker, robert 286
luehr, sherri I. 26, 29, 91, 245,
256, 263, 266, 267, 278
luke, glenn k. 75, 82, 286
Iumley, john m. 307
lundquist, amanda l.
Iundquist, charles 61, 85
Iunsford, mark k.
Iunsford, todd k.
Iuong, tuan minh 49, 296
ly, dung a.
lyngaas, cheryl a. 296
lyon, lisa a. 105, 306, 307
ma, uo n.
macdonald, sandra j. 245, 267
macdonald, kelly 39, 59, 66, 88,
89, 286
macdougall, jeffrey d.
mahoney, bridget n. 307
maler, jud r.
mallernee, arthur w. 286
malone, james c.
manfre, julie d. 50, 96, 97, 307
manfre, sharon e. 245
manis, monty 296
mann, tammy g. 123, 286
manno, peter s.
manual, janice e.
margiotta, anthony I. 307
marino, joseph 296
marquardt, leif 245
marquardt, shauna 39, 192, 286
marroquin, jose r.
marshall, charlotte m. 79, 123,
245,
279
martin, edwin s.
martin
martin
, julie a. 307
, michael Y
martin, sheri a.
, timothy a. 307
martines, daniel m.
martinez, carolina 307
martinez, kenneth j. 109, 307
martinez, manuel 109, 296
martinez, marnie 114, 307
martinez, mary e.
martz, chris a. 127, 286
martz, jane a. 66, 307
martz, jeff a.
mashburn, gail I.
master, walter c.
masterson, thomas f. 245
index
mata, christina I. 96, 97, 307
mata, jose e. 53, 156
mata, victoria r. 209, 21 1, 245
mathers, rodney 276
mathews, letitica n. 245
mathews, michael 286
mathiason, anthony w. 50, 53,
222, 307
mathiason, stephen I. 78, 152,
221
matthews, crosley r. 124, 125,
307
matthews, kimberly l. 307
matthews, marty 307
matthews, susan l. 307
mattox, dana k. 164, 165, 166,
245, 276
mattox, julie m. 168
maturan, johan c.
maynard, gregory k. 128, 139,
173, 175, 224, 227, 245
mc gee, thomas p.
mc afee, charles t.
mc afee, Ieslie 39
mc cain, scott
mc carthy, roger a. 78, 155, 205
220, 221
mc clain, kathryn j. 81, 100
mc colpin, kelly s. 109, 111
mc coy, lee a. 105, 307
mc coy, rebecca I. 108, 245
mc coy, robert
mc daniel, james
mc donald, martha
mc dougal, john r.
mc dowell, catherine l. 17, 122,
186
mc dowell, elizabeth a. 245
mc farland, michael g. 307
mc garrh, mitchell w.
mcgarrh, timothy a.
mc garry, sandra 45, 105
mc gaughy, anne m.
mc gaughy, janis a. 307
mc ginnis, kenneth w.
mc gowan, tracy l.
mc gowen, kjiston 286
mc grath, michael w. 286
mc graw, patrick m.
mc graw, scott b.
mc guire, robert l. 218, 286
mc hazlett, jerry 307
mc kee, scott b. 122, 286
mc kee, stuart b.
mc kinzie, Iavonna I. 88, 91, 245
274
mc kinzie, scott h. 57
mc laren, glenn a. 17, 65, 150,
152, 286, 291
mc laren, guy e. 64, 138, 192,
193, 245, 259, 264, 266
mc Iennan, mona 286
mc mahan, james d.
mc mahan, john t. 308
mc millen, kandria k. 246
mc minn, tamera
mc vay, kelley m. 308
meador, teri d.
meeks, christine m. 36, 70, 129,
135, 198, 199, 209, 213, 286
meeks, karen r. 170, 214, 215,
308
meier, bryan
meinecke, angela g. 308
meister, kurt l. 109, 246, 267
meister, lisa
mendoza, able
mendoza, mike
mendoza, paula 286
merrel, nancy r. 246, 276
mesrah
i, alireza
meux, marian
meyer,
meyer,
meyer,
meyer,
amy j. 108, 286
denise I. 308
jon p.
sandy d.
meyer, stephen j.
michalak, cindi
middaugh, robert e. 181, 308
migues, michael 154, 155, 179,
201, 202, 203
mikulencak, james e. 308
milam, james c. 156, 308
milan, kenneth w.
miller, christy
miller, elizabeth a.
miller, j
ulie k. 101
miller, kimberly j.
miller, mike 308
miller, rhonda s. 170, 227, 308
morris, tonja m. 77, 108, 301
morrison, james e. 246
morrison, jane a. 100
morse, diane I.
morse, reuben
morse, teryl l. 62, 91, 246
mosley, marian 308
motley, wilbur I. jr. 155, 200,
202
mount, lisa
mozisek, melissa m. 139, 164,
165, 166, 167, 184, 185, 287,
289
mraz, freddie j.
mueller, william g.
mulford, maree a. 108, 308
mulford, michael f. 109, 111,
287
mullally, rebecca
mund, judy a. 287
munoz, isabel m.
munoz, jaime a.151,152, 201,
202, 203, 287
r
miller, ross
miller, scott f. 308
miller, stacey
miller, susan I.
miller, travis w. 125
mills, amos r.
mills, angela l.
mills, donald t. 181, 308
minkel, james d. 308
minkel, patricia a.
minnick, jane e. 308
minter, edward t.
mintz, alejandro r.
mireles, lisa a. 189, 308
mitchell, douglass
mitchell, melissa a. 192, 193
mitchell, robert e. 308
mitsakos, theodore
mock, katherine e. 77, 308
mohundro, paulla a. 246
molloy, kathleen m. 68, 246, 277
molloy, maureen j. 30, 91 , 98,
101, 286
molloy, robert j. 180, 222, 308,
312
monico, leigh a.
montague, william I. 152, 204,
205
montiel, ernest 308
montoya, carlos a. 286
1
ITIOOYS,
m00f8,
ITIOOYB,
I'I100Y8,
m0OI'B,
bertran 152
bradley c.
kimberly a. 308
michael r. 127
robert m. 286
moore, william c. 246
H1073 fl,
robin a.
moreland, leesa 105
moreno, carolyn m.
moreno, danelia 123, 246, 269
moreno, michael a.
morgan, donna j. 198, 199, 209,
212
morgan, ruthie r.
morgan, tawnya 122
morgan, terri m. 97, 308
morille, pam 97, 308
morin, edward
morris,
morris,
donna k. 83, 93
dorrie I. 17, 20, 39, 82,
130, 135, 160, 161, 268, 282,
286
morris, penny g.
murphy, charles a. 145, 146,
149, 246
murphy, lucrecia
murray, steven
musil, vivian l. 308
musslewhite, scott a.
nadolski, michael t. 46, 191,
192, 193, 287
nagel, allison k. 67, 289, 307,
10
nash, phaedra
nauman
neal, ml
n, halmude 287, 290
chael
neal, robert I. 31, 135, 197, 202,
203, 246, 278
nealon,
nelms, I
montgome a. 113, 308
ori e. 287
nelson, carolyn k. 108, 287
nelson, christopher c. 63, 131,
173, 175, 246
nelson, mark a. 109, 111
nelson, stephanie l. 91, 195,
246, 275 K
nelson, stephen e. 149, 246, 276
neptune, juanita b.
nestor, theresa m.
neuman, john 181, 308
newcomer, earl k.
newman, aaron m.
newmyer, gregory d. 308
newmyer, scott r. 247
newton, arthur
ng, chingsnan 308
ng, kit-chun 308
ng, pik chun 247
ngo, long d.
ngo, to loan t.
morris, timothy w. 21, 152, 286
nguyen, bao h. 84, 287
nguyen, canh q.
nguyen, chinh t. 247
nguyen
ng uyen
, dung q.
, dzung-quo b.
nguyen, huong-lan 95
nguyen, Ian
nguyen
nguyen
nguyen
, Ilnh b. 84, 85
, nam son
, nguyen p.
nguyen, phuongui
nguyen
, tai h.
nguyen, tuan
nguyenba, myhoang
nichols, yvonne
nicklas, todd p. 181, 308
norris, russel w. 247
norris, shelly
north, brant d.
northcutt, kelly I. 17, 86, 87,
287
nortin, marit e.
nortin, melissa m.
nortin, paul c. 247
nowamooz, ashkan
nunez de villa, marlene
oblepias, albert e. 222
obrien, shonda I. 52, 97, 308
ochoa, alfredo
odom, tina 308
odom, vanessa k. 83, 287
odonneII,j. 1.86, 87,114,115,
247, 274
o'donneII, suan m. 170, 308
oeffner, richard e.
oehrle, deane I.
oesch, charles I. 178, 179
oesch, tracy I. 247, 266, 276
ogg, martin a. 218
ohm, mee
ojeda, armando n. 157, 308
ojeda, edwardo 179
okeefe, timothy p.
olivier, tina r. 308
o'malley, michaela m. 87
opperman, terri I. 93
orr, tammy l. 287
ortiz, jorge I. 31, 46, 54, 146,
149, 247, 263, 275
osborne, cheryl k. 87
osborne, george r. 36, 129, 135,
172,174, 175,197, 287
osborne, jerri I. 247
oshaughnessy, deborah c. 108,
308
oshaughnessy, kathleen a.
osina, teresa l. 122, 247
osorio, carmen 247
osorio, gloria 126, 287
osorio, romulo e.
osorio, sandra
oursler, marcie a. 108, 308
owen, jeff b. 109
ozio, angela k.
ozio, daniel r.
pace, stacy n. 247
pace, steve k.
pace, terri I. 247
paddon, mark 309
padora, abner
palumbo, theresa m. 195, 307
pandya, rajiv g. 204, 287
pang, chun-john m. 231
papadopoulos, william g. 91, 248
parker, Iora a. 15, 59, 77, 83,
91, 99,100,158,181, 192,
284, 287
parker, michael d.
parker, ted
parks,
ronald w. 309
parsons, ronald g.
partai
patel,
patel,
patel,
patel,
patel,
patel,
patel,
patel,
patin,
n, roger a. jr.
dilip
hiten r. 309
sanjiv
sheila
shilpesh s.
snehal s. 85, 287
supen r.
virenkuma
joseph p. 287
patranella, barney I. 309
patranella, lisa k. 309
patterson, james I. 55, 127
patterson, russell 287
paul, william r.
pavese, robin r. 23, 83, 91, 195,
248, 278
pavlicek, arnold j. 108, 309
payne, kelly l. 178, 179
payne, margaret I. 121 , 287
payne, shannon l. 68, 91, 135,
165, 166, 182,185, 248, 275
peat, gary a. 308, 309
peat, james m. 105, 248
peck, michael s.
pelham, robin g.
pelham, staci j.
peloquen, jenny I. 247
pena, janet
peraza, georgina 31 , 247, 276
peraza, juan c.
peraza, oscarj. 130,131, 139,
177, 216, 218, 287
perez, phillip
perry, ronald
person, judith f. 247
petersen, david 78, 131, 152,
225, 287, 291
petersen, fred I. 52, 76, 76, 109,
111, 303, 309, 310
peterson, dale r. 104, 113
peterson, elizabeth 247
peterson, leon p. 309
petley, elizabeth a.
pfalzgraf, gretchen k. 108, 287
pfalzgraf, marc e.
pham, hung 247
pham, lien
pham, Ioan 247
pham, nhung k. 94
pham, thuy
pham, vlem t. 157
pham, viet 247
pham, vuong 84, 248
phan, chau n. 57, 157, 309
phillips, jeffery a. 15, 78, 90, 91,
134, 144,149, 192, 193, 248
274
phillips, paula j. 165, 287
phillips, shellie l. 113, 248, 274
r
piccolo, guy '
pickens, larry 88, 89, 309
pickeral, sara w. 97, 309
pieper, don c. 309
pierce, debby 13, 16, 75, 91,
102,103,104,105,113,118,
119
, 287
pierce, jeffery d.
pierce, kirk t.
pierce, rodger d.
pierce, tammy 119
pierce, frank r. 126, 249
pierpo
nt, allen I. 287
pike, jeffery a. 78, 82, 91, 131,
151, 152, 153, 202, 287
ping, cynthia s. 221, 287
ping, eugene c. 126, 127, 249,
275
pittman, james l.
pittock, robert b.
pitts, michelle I. 249
pitts, tamara r. 67, 214, 215,
309
pizzitola, lita r. 76, 77, 247, 249,
265, 277
placette, allen w.
placette, james e. 109, 309
plazinich, belinda
poe, lisa r. 195
poling, mark e. 309
polk, mia
pollard, karen a. 97, 309
poltorak, eva 80, 1 13
poole, brent a. 287
poole, shanna c. 108, 309
pope, jack f.
porter, john k. 287
porter, joseph f.
porter, kent 127
posey, travis b.
potenza, steven n. 249
pourshahbazi, sankhoo
powell, antonia e. 307, 309, 310
powell, barry r.
powell, donna I. 249, 277
prather, Iynda b. 101
pratt, michael
pratt, robert g. 149, 287
presley, susan I. 91, 108, 249,
276
price, cindy d.
price, gina 7. 287
price, julie m. 108, 287
price, neal c. 309
price, noel c. 67, 307, 309, 310
prilliman, marc a. 287
primo, joseph w. 181 , 304, 309
primo, kim a. 233, 249, 260,
261, 262, 276
primo, robert w.
propes, john d. 309
protomartir, oliver f. 309
propes, sharon r. 249, 278
provenzano, Iynette m. 309
pucek, haven v.
puckett, gwendolyn m. 189, 309
pugh, tracey I. 249, 278
pulido, armando I. 157, 309
pulido, silvia m. 249, 274
purcell, patricia I. 100
purdy, dane
purdy, ed 202
quintero, maria c. 249
quirch, jorge 309
rainey, kim a. 309
ramirez, zeke
ramkumar, rajendra
ramone, patrick
ramsey, catherine j. 39
ramsey, timothy
randall, alicia d. 309
randall, kris r.
randel, dedra e.
raney, leslie 249
raney, robert
rangel, anna m.
ransom, christine r.
ransom, regina m. 91 , 249, 276
ratos, tracy g. 93, 229, 231
rawls, richard i. jr. 64, 126, 145,
147, 149, 224, 225, 250, 264
279
ray, alena m. 168, 169, 187
ray, james a. 21, 65, 71,15O,
152, 220, 221, 287, 288
ray, tracy f. 35, 103, 104, 105,
250, 262
rayburn, robert j. 95
reagan, joseph a.
reed, laura 189, 309
reed, luke I. 157, 180, 309
reese, albert f. 250
reese, robin a.
reese, sammy h. 155
reichardt, william d.
reid, mitchell s. 287
reid, monica f.
rennison, callie
rennison, rachel 121, 287
restivo, felicia j. 287
reynolds, amy
reynolds, cindy s. 100
reynolds, polly 59, 65, 250, 256
reznicek, larry d.
rhodes, dana I.
ribble, michael a.
ribble, sherri a. 109, 287
rice, christine r. 309
rice, michael I. 124, 125
richards, dora I. 309
richardson, jacquelin r. 309
richardson, lisa r. 309
richardson, stephen g. 45
richau, lisa a. 74, 86, 87, 91, 94,
95, 287
rickard,
michael c. 309
rigutto, victor v. 309
rios, reynaldo
ritchel, john w.
rivera, david j.
rivera, raymond m. 250
rizzi, cheryl a. 287
roach, clint d. 309
roach, rebecca s.
roach, tina r. 250
robards,
roberts,
roberts,
roberts,
roberts,
roberts,
marietta m.
kandace b.
laura a. 288
phil r. 109
scott t. 250
valerie
robertson, laura e. 38, 81, 82,
88, 89, 91, 285, 288
robertson, lisa I. 250, 278
robinett, tresha I. 164, 165, 167
186, 187
robinson, cheryl s. 309
robinson, eddie m. 109, 288
robinson, kenneth w. 34, 109,
159
robinson, laura I. 68, 63, 288
robinson, michael e. 103, 104,
1 13
robinson, nicke
robinson, nickie 310
rocha, jose a. 156, 310
index 357
roda, ronald a. 181, 223, 310
rodriguez, justin c. 70, 155, 227
rodriguez, marisa 121, 288
roessler, christen 288
rutherford, trey 310
rogan,
rogers,
rogers,
1 08,
rogers,
rogers,
rogers,
rollins,
karen e.
angela d.
dana I. 34, 103, 105,
111, 113, 250
karen s. 288
kathryn a. 310
richard r.
michael t. 310
romano, james p. 155, 325
romero, mario d.
romero, robin e. 108, 309, 310
romero, roland a. 109, 111, 288
rook, john 155, 221
roten, randolph s. 310
rothbauer, alane 101, 134, 288
rothbauer, andrea 97, 310
rothma
221
n, stanley a. 155, 179,
royster, ricky r. 310
royston, darryl w. 310
rucker,
rudder,
rudder,
rudder,
rumme
109,
rumme
108,
clayton k.
andrea
karen m. 288
lorraine 310
I, jeane m. 23, 25, 108,
111, 250, 267, 275
I, victoria 32, 76, 77,
296
rush, timothy s. 250, 256
russell,
russell,
russell,
91
russell,
russell,
russell,
daniel a. 127, 288
john r. 250
michael 109, 111, 250,
paul f. 109, 111
sherri I. 111, 123, 288
stephanie I. 250, 266
rya11,1inua b. 135,164,165,
183,
185, 289
sacco, andrew t. 87, 109, 283,
288
sacco, j
ohn j. 155, 205
saiz, diana 91,121, 251, 267
salazar, jennie 108
salazar
salazar
,juanita I. 77, 310
,linda m.77,108
salinas, michael j.
salvato, angela f. 54
sanborn, cynthia s.
sanchez, alfonso 251
sanders, john h. 205, 288
santiago, alina m.
saoud,
sana 310
sargent, john a.
sargent, michael n. 310
sauer, star c. 50, 310
savely, anthony g. 156, 181, 310
sayre, shanna r. 162, 163
schafstall, roxanne
schattel, kenneth w.
scheffer, renay 310
scheffer, tommy f. 155
schied, jeannette r.
Schindler, keith d. 78, 155, 204,
205, 221
358 Index
schindler, mark a. 51, 78, 156,
310
schmidt, joseph c. 56
schmidt, kristi I. 251
schneider, roy 66, 88, 89, 155
schoonmaker, bradley t. 155
schopp, lorie a.
schrakamp, susan I. 71, 94,101,
288
schreiner, patti s. 118, 119, 310
schriewer, theresa a. 251, 256,
266, 278
schroeder, suzanne b. 100, 158,
288
schumacher, christopher t. 12,
113, 179, 223
schumacher, scott d. 19, 26, 82,
131,173,175, 222, 251, 260,
269, 275
schumate, kelly 228, 231
schumpert, kathryn j.
scott, andrew 310
scott, deborah a.
scott, robyn g. 39, 64, 88, 91 ,
190, 192, 288
scrivner, jeffery s.
seales, felicia a. 170, 189, 310
seeley, kimberly 310
seepersaud, rohan
sego, annette m.
segura, rudy
seiglie, ana s. 95, 288
seimons, craig 125
seitz, michael a.
sellers, joe 56, 196, 197, 288
sepulveda, roberto 124
settle, james a.
seyffert, scharlott 88, 89
shafer, judith m. 91, 105, 164,
165,167, 251, 275
shaffner, gloria 308, 310
shah, atul 109, 222, 310
shahi, monoj
sharifi, haleh
sharp, jon m.
shaw, Ianett 288
sherbit, kelly 288
sherengo, renee 310
sheridan, donal r. 221
sherrod, deborah k. 15, 77, 100,
134, 288
sherrod, robin
shieh, johnny 84, 102, 105
shieh, susan 104, 105, 126, 288
shiller, brian d. 157, 310
shiller, carol d. 63, 91, 135, 164,
165,167,183,185, 212, 288
shimaitis, susan p. 77
shine, david b. 103, 105, 205
short, torri s.
shrout, david p. 180, 221, 310
shrout, stephen m. 61, 91, 109,
111, 251
shumate, kelly g. 91, 113, 251
shumate, lisa a. 43, 288
shumate, steven b. 131, 179
siemens, craig a.
sierzega, james 310
simmons, deborah 108
simms, catherine m. 105, 113,
251, 268
simms, michael g. 69
simon, mairim e. 310
simone, joseph
sinders, stephen r. 310
sine, dawnann 189
sine, eric j.
sinha, anil k. 60, 77, 84. 230,
251
sinha, neena k. 51, 67, 77, 84,
97, 105, 310
skinner, kristi I. 170, 188, 211,
212, 310, 312
skinner, thomas 164, 149, 217,
218, 251, 278
slay, joel 122, 251
sledge, kimberly a. 251, 278
sloan, dana c.
sloan, donn c. 288
sloan, stephanie g.
sloan, steven
sloma, david b. 158, 229, 231
smith, bruce w. 125
smith, bryan g. 149, 251
smith,
smith,
smith,
288
smith,
carrie I. 310
christopher f. 310
danna m. 98, 99,101,
dee a. 96, 97, 310
smith, glenn b.
smith,
glenn b.
smith, grant 1. so, 48, 127, 2a3,
zaa
smith,
smith,
hollis d.
michael s. 18, 16, 62, 75,
76, 77, 91,109,111,158,
252
smith,
smith,
smith,
smith,
smith,
paul 310
rebecca I.
roger a.
scott f. 310
sherri I. 67, 307
smith, tammy d.
smitherman, brenda k.
smitherman, thomas s. 91, 108,
252, 278
snedecor, tina
snow, jacque a. 52, 310
snyder, dayna e.
snyder, michael v. 80, 91 , 104,
105, 288
solana, antonio 288
solana, yamila 252, 274
268, 275
stoner, joseph a.
straubinger, robe?t
straughan, floyd j. 288, 95
strobel, shelle m. 65, 76, 252,
256, 274
stroer, eric I.
strong, henry 31 1
stroplos, alexander 127, 252
stroud, candace d.
strube, deborah k. 97, 311
stuart, alwilda 105
stuart, caroline e.
stuchbery, gena r. 109
stump, kathy 108
suan, gershon g. 38, 172, 175,
252, 267
suh, june j. 288
suhr, sherri r. 20, 135, 160, 161
sumler, terri d. 123, 288
summers, valerie f. 4, 61, 76, 77
91,108, 252, 256, 261, 279
somner, christy 97
somner, richard
sorley, karIaj.109, 111, 311
soucy, mona I.
sowa, paul t. 311
spanel, patrick j.
sparks, dwayne I. 156, 31 1
speanburg, michael j. 155
speer, bruce 31 1
speer, joey s.78, 151,152
sperling, lisa 214
spicer, william s. 179
spiller, troy s.
spink, carla I.
spivey, kyle 94, 205
spragins, kim I. 252, 278
spunt, stuart d.
st. romain, lee e.
stager, mark a.
stamm, eric m. 88, 89, 311
stanford, stacy I.
starks, david n. 35, 44, 102,
104,105,114,126, 288
sumruld, james e. 33, 51, 176,
177, 288
sutherland, anjanette
swan, kipperly j. 50, 311
swetlik, elizabeth j.
swift, johnny c. 49, 109, 311
swift, theresa 96, 97
ta, cuong g.
ta, kim t.
taghavi-bayat, masood
taylor,
taylor,
252,
taylor,
taylor,
catherine 97, 31 1
donald j. 44, 146, 149,
269
jerry I. 97, 311
kent a.
taylor, kimberly m. 311
taylor, steven r. 152, 288
taylor, susan 311
teers, frank j. 29, 31, 32, 149,
252, 262, 275, 266
tepolt, john s. 311
terry, kimberly a. 109
terry, melissa b. 50, 66, 189,
311, 313
thatcher, jeri 252, 278, 256
thatcher, lori a.
theriot, dena I.
theriot, kim I. 39, 162, 163
theriot, trina k. 253
thevenin, betty I.
thevenin, walter m. 127, 288
thomas, blair a. 31 , 100, 192,
253, 274
thomas, griffith j. 30, 155
thomas, johnna j. 96, 97
thomas, sherly a. 76, 77, 311
thomas, shessy 105
thompson, evelyn a.
stavinoha, jane e. 195, 311, 313
steele,
steele,
Ieslie r. 288
melissa m. 135, 198,
199, 209, 210, 212, 213, 311
stephens, greg a.
stephens, michelle a. 24, 252,
279
stewart, mark r. 43, 152, 288
stinneford, charles I.
stinneford, elizabeth j. 252
stokes, catherine 31 1
stokes, cynthia 28, 252, 256,
thompson, janice I. 187
thompson, jerry r.
thompson, robin c.
thornton, alex g. 31 1
thornton, robert k. 253
throckmorton, kevin d.
throckmorton, Iesa a. 253
thyrring, jean m.
tidwell, gary I.
tincha, randy 253
tolibas, teresa 31 1
zahedani, maryam 255
toman, beth e. 108
toman, richard j. 288
toole, amy e. 311
toole, gregory t. 253
townsend, darryl 207, 31 1
townsend, leslie e.
townsend, lisa I. 214, 215, 311
towsley, tracey
trabulsi, fuad v.
tran, bao n. 253
tran, anna 267
tran, duc I. 253
tran, Iinh g.
tranum, linda a. 311
tranum, nancy I. 311
trascher, kirk I. 31 1
tripicchio, joseph i.
trosclair, robin m. 29, 289
truong, ai p. 253, 276
truong, bingh t. 31 1
truong, hoa t.
tsen, david 60, 84, 85, 253
tsen, tony 84
tucker, brett 152, 289
'tucker, chris w. 156, 180, 221,
31 1
turanyi, teresa
turberville, charles a. 253
turberville, cynthia l. 311
turcotte, cheryl k. 113
turnell, jodie I. 311
turner, bobby 289
turner, kelley I. 311
turner, ray j.
turner, rebecca r. 109
tumer, robert w.
tumer, roy d.
turpin, peggy 288, 289
tussy, elena r. 311
twitty, donna l. 311
twitty, teena j. 311
urbanowicz, eugene 71, 80, 91,
289
urbanowicz, irene s. 253
urbanowicz, mary j. 289
van, manh h.
van, vu h.
van gilder, david 253
van hoy, michael n. 311
vance, sheryl l.
vangilder, kevin
vangilder, susan e. 108, 311
varela, alejandro 85, 88, 131,
177, 289
varley, gregory 289
varley, mark a. 31 1, 302
veazey, carol l. 289
velasquez, rosalinda 253
velasquez, rudolpho r.
velasquez, sylvia
velek, donna m. 254
velek, jerry d.
velez, ruben
veomett, sally I.
vera, juan g.
verastegui, kenneth 126, 127,
254
vergara, thalia 311
vidal, carlos 205
vidal, elisabet
villarreal, beth
villarreal, beverly
visser, Iori e. 39, 82, 134, 286,
289
viswanathan, vairavan 84
vo, loan t.
vo, ngoc b. 312
vo, tam b. 254
vorllstfrnberg, jerry c. 93, 109,
voss, christine i. 121, 254, 233
vossman, john w. 156, 312
vossman, thomas e. 31, 91, 126,
147, 149, 254
wagner, bill m. 149, 205, 289
wagner, jill a. 28, 126, 254
wagner, john a. 33, 205
wagner, penny 28, 254
wakeland, lynn m.
walker, brian n. 128, 289
walker, david d. 156, 157, 206,
207, 280, 312
wall, clifton 149, 201, 202, 289
wall, david a. 85, 91, 254, 267
walling, michael j. 289
wallman, glenn m.
wallman, mark
walsh, augustine w. 78, 152,
205, 289
walsh, lawrence g. 155, 201, 222
ward, brian e. 192, 193, 289
ward, steven l. 157, 312
wardlow, gregory d. 78, 151,
152, 218, 288, 289
warren, catherine 289
warren, lee w. 312
warren, susan f.
watkins, phyllis a. 13, 16, 289
watson, parris v. 16, 130, 144,
147, 149, 205, 289
watts, darrin181, 197, 310, 312
watts, david w. 181, 312
watts, deborah a. 68
watts, donna j. 254, 279
watts, mary e.
weaver, Iori a. 29, 164, 169, 289
weaver, sylvia c. 109, 312
weaver, twila g. 32, 51, 162,
163, 301
webb, dexter d. 52, 78, 156,
207, 281 , 312
webb, donald e. 289
webb, wrandall h.
weber, rochelle s. 296, 301
webster, frances m. 312
welch, matthew w. 43, 88, 90,
91,109,111, 254, 277
wells, anthony b. 312
wells, laura b. 301
wentz, eugene m. 312
wernette, lisa g.
wernette, phyllis 77, 91, 100,
285, 289, 325, 266
wessinger, betty jo 98, 209, 289
west, cheryl 254, 256, 274
wheeler, mihael r.
wheeler, tina u.
whippl
white,
e, glenn k. 127, 289
barbara 312
white, kelly
white,
white,
white,
white,
martin 301
sean d.
sheri r. 289
tammie
whitehead, dawn m.
whitehead, deane 254
wiener, debra 102, 105, 307,
312
wiener, gary a. 102, 103, 289
wilhelm, trisha I. 289
wilhite, bobby 52, 53, 288
wilkinson, james m. 91 , 109,
111, 254
willert, david m. 312
williams, arter p. 255
williams, frances I. 108, 312
williams, jeff w. 155, 301
williams, jimmy 301
williams, john s. 177, 301
williams, karen m. 77, 90, 91,
122, 255, 257, 277
williams, lacie d. 289
williams, Ieroy e. jr. 127, 255,
266
williams, linda k. 108, 312
williams, Iori e. 125, 255
williams, mark I. 197, 202, 289
williams, melanie I. 311, 301
williams, ronald d.
williams, sharon d.
williamson, dennis c. 221, 301
willman, christopher d. 155, 301
wills, lisa j. 255, 276
wills, michael h.
wilson, brent t.
wilson, chris 155, 228, 230,
231 301
1
wilson, david b. 301
wilson, deborah d. 36, 100, 289
wilson, denise e. 312
wilson, kelly s. 255
wilson
, laura l. 105, 289
wilson, Iori I. 289
wilson
wilson
, louis p. 312
, lucy l. 255
wilson, nikita d. 312
wilson
wilson
wilson
, pamela 301
, patrick 152, 289
, richard d. 313
wilton, jeffrey s. 313
winfield, jeflery 301
winston, edward j. 122, 289
winston, jeremy d. 221, 313
wise, alisa m. 96, 97, 305, 313
wise, todd k. 91,109,111, 289
wiseman, howard 306, 313
wiser, robert d.
witzelberger, patrick 301
wolfe, charles w. 155
wolff, helmuth e. 152, 221, 289
womack, mark w. 313
wood, anthony j. 192, 313
wood, elaine c. 289
wood, jodi l. 123, 255, 279
wood, robin d. 38, 71,100, 301
woodring, renee r. 313
woody, iudith g. 313
worth, paula j.
wright, laura j. 20, 29, 91, 130,
135,160, 161, 209, 212, 290
wright, michael 138, 191 , 195,
301
wright, nicholas e. 290
wynhoff, robert m.
yale, marilyn a.
yancey, juanita d. 123, 290
yameau, herman g.
yawn, kenneth 229, 231, 255
yeager, april m. 301
yee, anna d. 313
yeilding, tara l. 301
yeoman, kevin r. 301
yeyille, elizabeth 59
yeyille, maria e. 313
yi, byung t.
yi, lnsuk s. 42, 290
young, jelisa
young, john 157, 313
young, scott e.
young, tracy l. 313
youngblood, april 102, 103, 105,
313
youngblood, kathyleen 301
youngblood, sherilan 100, 108,
255, 277
yust, karen 80, 91, 1 13, 290
yust, karl f. 181, 207
zamudio, thomas c. 301
zaragoza, anthony r. 301
zaragoza, sherri 97, 313
zdobylak, christoph r.
zeagler, tiffeney c. 301
1 a, daniel m. 155,'217, 218
501
zepeda, martha g. 290
10fll10l'l0, paul 1. 290
ziegler, alex
zubizarita, eduardo 290
zuhlke, richard a. '
zuhlke, ronjld c.
zwick, michael l. 147, 255
zwick, shelley l. 20, 301
index 359
ihe ram power...
360 closingafter a year filled with dis-
appointments, the rams per-
formed with determination
making everyone see the
value in unity and belief in
self, together the rams over-
came obstacles and gave elsik
high school a reputation, one
described as a never yielding
effort that has gained the
rams respect throughout the
district, reflecting on the year,
it is clear that you, rams, were
on the move.
closing 361colo
body style — news gothic - 23
paper — matte 80 lb.
binding — smyth rounded and backed
headline style — impact italic -60
theme — rams on the move
362 closing
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closing 363autographs
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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.