Bishop High School - Badger Yearbook (Bishop, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

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This is the purpose of the 1969 BADGER-to record the progress of modern times and provide memories of a year. in 2 4 1 7 my .1 an 5 ver H w'f'v'1'rrf,. up H . f-',,-3.5 lqmzg Zlfsshlf.1r,2ili2?i5'5 f555gfil?f55?f?3:f1.f' A e ' fgffu-'-.rgyrvrrkr ' . , 25.5-51,1 ii k igiwrfsrrrfrzfifizih!ff?e!,g52sirf.ef5.fQsg :twigfr:21.2fi2ze2sV3?lgsi'?Er2i21rQr.:5gia,,fas 1 1 , r.jf ' 1 1, ,g,7'-573'-Ku 'Tgifwfi gsfai??,. , H ww mg i, 4,1 ,. iiVi35fig!,liS',f fj if sifLif'f5g1f..g WELL,-S-E11flIf1flifi!rrgwiliiifiillgiiiw-Wi'riS. e sifsggrf-g52F.5'.fe,f if 1-ff Bishop High Table of Contents Campus Life . . . ' Faculty and Administration . . . Classes......... . Organizations . . . . . Personalities and Activities . . . . Senior Section . . . Sports ..... . . . Advertisements . . . . Index ....... . . Home of the Badgers As a student enters the doors of BHS, he enters a world of new experiences and takes another step toward a promising future. These experiences will include a new realm of knowledge, a new realm of friendships, and a new realm of accomplished goals. 1 n.. N 1 2 s i 3 6 4 Why do students journey through these realms? Maybe they journey out of pure curiousity. But the more probable answer to this question would be the desire to learn and expand the individual interest. The most obvious opportunity to learn at Bishop High School is when students are in class. They learn by listening to their teachers, through simple experimentation, and through amazing discoveries. Mark Whitaker is one student who learned through discovery. He dis- covered a comet, and he won world recognition through his discovery. Administrators are a guiding light to knowledge. They devote much of their time to teaching and helping students not only in acade- mic problems, but in personal pro- blems, too. I . . . Opportunities All the time at BHS is not devoted to only study. Much of it goes to the development of the students character. This character is developed through contacts with others, through influence, and through pure enjoyment of one's surrounding environment. This enjoyment is felt through sports, assemblies, leisure time, and class planned project, such as the junior sponsored Powder Puff football game. for Experimentation . . . Coach's pre-game strategy set the foundation for the enjoyment of a football game. Students talk during their leisure time and enjoy each other's company. The char- acter begins to flower and develop, and one of the many goals set at BHS is in the process of becoming a reality. Every individual at BHS needs some type of help from their in- structors and from themselves. Many more seek knowledge in their fellow classmates. One way the students at Bishop share experiences is by working together. Girls in homemaking classes prepare a dinner for the faculty, and they work together, as does the band and school clubs. The joy of youth is expressed through group participation. Many students enjoy a pep rally held at night. A feeling of excitement is felt, and this excitement seems to be one of the many strings that unites the students of BHS. and Individual Growth ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY A guiding light will lead a person through the darkness to his destina- tion. The BHS faculty and adminis- tration are the guiding lights that lead and direct students to know- ledge and to their future destina- tion. An efficient faculty instructs students in the various aspects of school curriculum. They lecture, demonstrate, and test the student to measure accomplished know- ledge. Our administration adequate- ly fulfills all teaching requirements as well as preparing the student for the future. School Administrators and Trustees Mr. W. Z. Miller, jr.-Superintendent Mr. David Coleman-Principal f 'fs Y N SCHOOL BOARD Standing: James N. Davis, Maurice Campbell, C. B. Pinkston, Jr., W. Z. Miller, Jr., Superintendentg R. G. Nelson Business Managerg Antero Garcia. Sitting: David Theis, Vice-Presidentg H. M. Tomlinson, Jr., Presidentg J. Sankie Harlan, Secretary. 1 Teachers' Aide-Mrs. Mildred Gerdes, High School Secretary-Mrs. Lois Wood, ASSiSfaI1t P1'iI1CiP2ll Student Office Assistant-Carl Manning Mr. Leon Bertram Mr. R. G. Nelson, Business Managerg Mrs. Eris jones, Bookkeeperg Mrs. Nelrose Lindsey, Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Isenberg English III Mrs. Paul English IV Mrs. Parker Speech Mrs. Flock English IV Enghsh I Mrs. Graham English II Language Arts The high school language courses consist of four years of English and two courses of Spanish. Under the guidance of Mrs. Olga Paul, who heads the English department, Mrs. Harriet Garrett, Mrs. Linda Graham, Mrs. Terry Isenberg, Mrs. Lois Cook, and Mrs. Jackie Parker do an excel- lent job in helping the students pre- pare for the future. Mrs. Celia Espinosa, who teaches both Spanish I and II helps to fill the bilingual gap. Mrs. Jackie Parker, speech teach- er, aids in closing the communication gap by encouraging oral communica- tion. Mrs. Garrett English 8c journalism Mrs. Espinosa Spanish Mr. Goodwine, Biology and Coach Mr. Linsey Science Mr. Rogers Mat hematics Mr. Shockley Biology 81 Science Mr. Pmson Mathematics Mr. Sherman Mrs. Brough Related Math 36 C02Cl1 Business 8: Related Math Mr. Odiorne Science 85 Coach Math clncl Science Math and science are two courses that almost go hand in hand. It is almost impossible to figure up experiments' without mathematics, and mathematics entail some knowledge of sci- ence. Math is a subject used every day in BHS, it is further ex- plored to help in higher educa- tion, and possible future voca- tions. Students were offered var- ious courses ranging from related math and algebra, to geometry and trigonometry. Scientific attitudes are de- veloped through the many sci- ence courses offered at Bishop. The clinking test tubes and smell of various chemicals is rather characteristic of the science courses offered here. Mr. Nietenhoefer American History 86 Coach History and , Library Mrs. Van Meter Librarian Mrs. Morgan Assistant Librarian Mr. Bertram American History 85 Assistant Principal . Mr. Gorbet , Civics 84 World History The library is an important place for every Bishop High School stu- dent. Much information can be obtained concerning knowledge and enjoyment. Among these, books of past civilizations aid students in the study of history. Through the three courses of- fered by the B.H.S. History Depart- ment, students learn to better un- derstand, not only their own coun- try, but all the countries of the world. World History provides a know- ledge of the growth of the world's people to their present peak of civilization. American History nar- rows the subject to the study ofthe development of the United States of America. Civics prepares the student for life as an active Ameri- can citizen. Mrs. Manning World History X O Electives Electives suppliment the basic required courses, add variety to the student's schedule, and help develop the students' talents. Art and general handicraft are taught by Mr. Lawrence Guess. Mr. Charles Schooley and Mr. Stanely McMillan teach industrial arts. Mr. Schooley also teaches drafting and photography. Mrs. Peggy Laughlin and Coach Bill Appelt help the students develop physically in the HPE classes. Mr. Hudson, Band ' c .f 22swe:f'sw141Si'iiwzif511554223lf2SQs2fi2zf?iilfltzifii,.1' 12' 'ivyQfilf3iWi:25i21fA,Eii?ifn?-2, 2 L., X EiY5f i 5i 'f1..2.g,2-wg. 'kaewssisigiL1'Z35ff2ts'zz.'1Q -fi-221.2l55fgs5?5f??sRi7.4i1E.siwJifaufN- if 3 t i V A ,. , 1. V Z ..., '..' . , ,,.. , ,, . i N n j 1 1 gf' gp ' L,.qf5f::,AgSQ1i1f12sg.f 33zi15gf.ig,gQtg1i.:t5.s gig' Jia:i??if'3Q3?1Pig?fw?-fxgfza g za 4 1 . 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' 4f:ff.l..,::gg:2.5::.g3g55'Hijf 5, , ,A ' ' Mr. Schooley i 1 1 Mr. Broom, Choir Mrs. Laughlin, HPE Industrial Arts Mr. Appelt P.E. 8: Coach Mr. Guess Arts Bc General Handicraft Mr. McMillan, Industrial Arts Mrs. Gwen Tilley Business Mrs. Barbara Kelley Shorthand 8: English Mrs. Leola Garrett Typing Mrs. Elaine Culp Homemaking Learning and mastering practical skills are an important part of a stu- dent's education. Girls learn to cook, sew, and prepare for home life in homemaking, under the direction of Mrs. Culp and Mrs. Hollingsworth. Typing and business skills are impor- tant for college and later jobs. Business classes are taught by Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Tilly, and Mrs. L. Garrett. Mrs. Hollingsworth Home making I Badger Burger Looking for a place to eat with fine food and service? The BADGER BURGER by the corner of 6th and highway 77 is the perfect place. Pictured from left to right: Janice Bryant, Mrs. Mumford, Mrs. Richter, Mrs. Kubsch, and Mrs. Dorough, proprietor. We CouIdn't Do Without Them Custodians: Mr. Fritz Zacharias, Mr. Andy Garcia, Mr. Pete Duarte, Mr. Chrescencio Rodriquez, and Mrs. Flora Garza. Bus drivers: Mr. Rip Adair, Mr. Ross Ward, Mr. Carl Zieschang, and Mr. Eddie Dutschman. Cafeteria staff : Mrs. Minnie Melde, Mrs. Mertschin, and Mrs. Soliz. CLASSES Bishop High School is not mere- ly the buildings in which classes are held but the people which attend these classes. Each person who attends does his part to make the school what it is, no matter how large or small his contribution is. It may seem that the individual is lost in the crowd, but although he may not stand out above the rest, he does influence the opinion others have of the school and the whole attitude of the school. The five who led the '68-'69 senior class, Qstanding from left to rightj were Bill Picquet, vice-presidentg Scott Binnion, presidentg and johnny Berkman, treas- urer. Seated are Bonnie Moerbe, reporterg and Joanna Doedyns, secretary. Senior Class of 1969 The last year in BHS holds many memories for all seniors. Having completed three years of their high school education, the senior class of 1968-'69 embarked on a journey through the 'most glorious year of their public school education. With the arrival of senior rings, the sen- iors quickly assumed their position as leaders of BHS. With many mem- orable occasions of the year still fresh in their minds, they look forward to graduation and the life beyond. Alexander, John Alvarez, Arturo Arnold, Denise Arredondo, Amparo Baethge, Lynette Baker, juanda Balboa, Josie Barnes, Bill Barrera, Roel Beall, Patricia Benton, Mike Berkman, Johnnie Binnion, Scott Bowie, Mary Bradshaw, Clifton Buendel, Bill Cadriel, Diana Cage, Kat hy Castillo, Helen Cobb, Cathy Contreras, Adolfo Davenport, jo Beth Davis, David Delgado, Santos Denkeler, Mike Denkeler, Pat Doe dyns, Joanna Dorough, Frances Duniver, Dee Dee Edge, Ralph Edge, Rodger Elliott, Lee Estes, Tim Felder, Royce Garcia, Alice Garcia, Delia Garcia, Jacinto Garza, Ab el Garza,'Oscar Gerdes, Bobbie Gibson, Lorrell Gilstrap, jimmy Gomez, Mary Helen Gonzales, Mike Guajar do , Olga Gunter, Bill Hale, Ricky Hanke, Mike Hernandez, John Hernandez, Simon Herrera, Rachel Hickman, Bobby Hohon, Edna Ibanez, Maria Jackson, Laura Jennings, Debbie Kieschnick, Carol Kieschnick, Mike Knippa, Connie Kub sch, Gerald Laechelin , Judy La Cour, Mary Grace Loyd, Sherry Manning, Carl H1 , mx. ai I Ib' ' mi 336521 '3.mf,,Eif,iw qigefmy ggfniiqziwgif nm , g. 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Rodriguez, Fidel Rodriguez, Oscar Romero, Estella Salazar, Abel Salazar, Dina Salinas, Octavio Sandoval, Sixto Sarmiento, Lydia Schlomach, Jim Schroeder, Nancy Schroeder, Shirley Schubert, Marvin Smith, Sheril Southard, Sharon Strahan, Karen Villarreal, Janie Voight, Linda Sue Waddell, Russell Wakeland, Rick We st , Fay White, Lanell White, Mary Whittington, Glen Wolter, Jeanie Woodall, James Zentz, jim Davis, Mike Reyna, Palmira Heading the Junior class for 1968-69, Qfrom left to rightl are Kathy Michalk, vice-president, Stanley Moerbe, president, Patsy Bear, secretary, and Nancy Har- lan, treasurer. Junior Class an 'f..:rf',fwiw ,r 1 f.,,,,,,A,, . H , , as-'15 2.2: .. is Mgbfl l V gi . ' .'-, 1fz5X,i ' if -. ' g fesziliiffk ' . ', :E49?il!'5iif:f it www: 3? :- nf assume M Q, ref. ,. 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Standing are Mike Lawrence, reporter, and James Towery, treasurer. f,::1J:i3.1z1g, fffiffisfvf , i L ,Q L ,aww ff-'ni - - f, fzgfssvf 1 QPF! vi hw, -if, ' 1 1 BQEQ ,fm 1 NW - 3 7iE'f:'116: 5 ,,,.,,, .. ,A 5- K ' . 2 f 'gk' rw fw.W2s X- , we 1 , Q G W A V an X ' s News--,f..f, - req-H -- M . ,xi f ' I , ' '-7 3 f .,- Mfr.-f, 9 ' wwf:-st,,, ,, W if Y Q' ,Q ,E fffwigjvlyjf - . s.., J HW ' Although the sophomores have spent only one year at Bishop High School, they al- ready have memories of their days here. They exhibited a well-adjusted attitude as they helped freshmen to become aware of the BHS way of life in the 1968-69 school year., With one year's experience behind them, the sophomores became a vital link in the esprit de corps of BHS through parti- cipation in many different ac- tivities. . ,?, , , W.. a TW ,L ' ,, f X fn, M 1 . . ,XE Y ' , ',-. x i-i', V ' 4 iii' 5 I- Q , -',,,, -r,-1 . -- V a ,.,'.-, 1 r'1 - N' Y iii A . 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Hernandez, Esther Hernandez, Flora Hernandez, Henry Hernandez, Yolanda Herne, Joanne Herrera, Yolanda Hinojosa, Oscar Hohon, Tim Holder, Arch Hudson, Kathy Jackson, James Jimenez, Janie Johnson, Teresa Kelley , Judi Kelly, Bill Landers, Hank Lawrence, Mike Lecompte, James Lee, Marsha Lindsey, Jo Ann Lira, Maria Lou Lockwood, Carol Longone, Robert Longoria, Mary Lopez, F rank McElroy, Susan McFerron, Cindy Mechell, Daniel Moerbe, Lindell Moerbe, Marcella Moerbe, Randy Moore, Cynthia Morales, Mario Morales, Noe Morgenroth, Gayle f ,E , : 1 5. -fm ,gg 2 ,,,, L ll, . ,,a.,,, ,L SK 4 g 'F . , Q, 4 X V' W , ,W Wi ,V hi I? , K 3' '15 -' ' 'y wi Iffll' Ll':5!?3-f:ff'i?' , 4 xr f l A 'QM v 34 3. Q E X ga 4 K V x 4 .mit vgyirzazk N awnribt .. . ,Wg e. p K Ja e 5 H f' me A' 1, H, X? Y Q K 201 3 Mi' 31 figs 5' isp ,ESA .grew f Q if , ix A if 4 M 'A ,, 'HQ , K My . , 1 K xg ga as M wr ,I 59 54 X Z 5? 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Through group pro- jects sponsored by the various clubs, the members gain a better understanding of others and are able to develop their individual personalities more fully. Front Row QLeft to Rightjz Edna Rodriguez, Sharon Hohon, Marsha Lee, Phyllis Schelble Edna Hohon Mary Lee Mor gan Bonnie Moerbe,Joanne Herne, Bonnie Myers, Janet Shipley Second Row: Mrs. Culp, Nancy Schroeder, Debbie Nixon, Denise Arnold, Judie Kelley Carol K1eschn1ck Colleen O Connell, Jo Anne Lindsey, Patty Berkman, Bobbie Gerdes, Icie Gibson, Judy Schroeder Janie Kelly Belinda Stuck land, Jane Jimenez, Connie McDonald, Mary Lou Lira, Esmeralda Sanchez Narci Limas Mary White Third Row: Terry Sanchez,Janie Reyes, Sharon Wilson, Ocie Gibson, Patsy Bear Phylhs Arnold Nancy Jungmann Sheril Smith, Kathy O'Connell, Brenda Brown,Jil1 Edwards, Kathy Hudson Laura Jackson Lanell White Lorrell Gib son Mary Jane Kious, Mrs. Hollingsworth, Blicki Adair Fourth Row: Vicki Adair, Olga Alvarez, Cindy McFerron, Betty Sue Creech Lynette Baethge Gall Mueck Debbie Jen nmgs, Patsie Richter, Cyndee Remmert, Connie Knippa, Helen Mumford, Dee Dee Duniver Joleen Gibson Connie San chez, Linda Richter, Linda Benton, Yolanda Herrera Fifth Row: Margaret Coleman, Gayle Morgenroth, Carol Harlan, Ginger Hanke Cynthia Moore Carol Lockwood Sherry Lloyd, Beverly Collier, Beth Bradshaw, Ann Gilstrap, Carolyn Brown, Nancy Whitten Delice Milam Mary Grace LaCour Debbie White, Karen Kelley, Betty Nance, Donna Whitley. President . . Vice-Pres. ..... . 2nd Vice-Pres 3rd Vice-Pres .... Treasurer . . . Recording Sec. . . Reporter ..... Publicity . . . Historian . . . Co-Historian . . . Parliamentarian . . Edna Hohon . Sharon Hohon Phyllis Scheible . Nancy Harlan . .Mary Morgan .Edna Rodriguez Bonnie Moerbe . . . Marsha Lee . Jo Ann Herne .Bonnie Meyers . . .Jan Shipley Senior FHA Front Row QLeft to Rightj: Yolanda Figueroa, Nelda Morales, Ester Tijerina, Dawn Donalson, Joy Wilson, Andranette Miller, Irene Villareal, Anna Soliz, Judy Myers Second Row: Rosario Ramirez, Alice Limas, Del Rhea King, Jo Ann Arnold, Yvonne Dube, Cynthia Hughes, Joy Huds peth, Susie Smith, Sharon Kempfhenkel, Jan Petty Third Row: Libby Graves, Rosemary Jimenez, Sylvia Gonzales, Velma Gonzales, jean Bradshaw, Linda Reinhardt, Kathy Fling, Janet McCullough, Diann Goericke, Kathy Fritz Fourth Row: Phyllis Gonzales, Susan Salazar, Pam Duniver, Lynette Felder, Brenda Kubsch, Patsy White, Nancy Curn- utte, Linda Gerdes, Rona Brzozowski, Karian Haygood, Ann Harlan. . Jumor F.H.A. Future Teachers of America First Row: Carol Lockwood, Carol Harlan, Bonnie Myers, Nancy Harlan, Janie Kelly, Nancy Whitten Second Row: Kathy Michalk, Jeannie Wolter, Dee Dee Dunniver, Laura Jackson, Mary Jane Kious, Donna Whitley Third Row: Suzanne Johnson,Jan Shipley, Kathi O'Connell, Joanna Doedyns, Connie Knippa, Cyndee Remmert Fourth Row: Denise Arnold, Bonnie Pettv, Cynthia Hughes, Ann Harlan, Joleen Gibson, Olga Alvarez, Martha Paulk Fifth Row: Mrs. Garrett, Helen Mumford, Ginger Hanke, Patti Berkman, Gayle Morgenroth, Libby Graves, Vicki Adair Sixth Row: Macky Johnson, Michael Schweers Officers President ....... Bonnie Myers Vice-President .... Denise Arnold Secretary . . . . . . Nancy Harlan Treasurer . . . ..... Janie Kelly His.-reporter ..... Nancy Whitten Librarian ........ Carol Harlan Parliamentarian . Carol Lockwood Sponsor ..... Mrs. Leola Garrett Spanish Club First Row: N. Kelly, O. Domin- quez, Mrs. Espinosa, J. Bustillos. Second Row: J. Villerreal, F. Bal- boa, O. Alvarez, M. Bowie, D. Garcia. Third Row: E. Salinas, H. Castillo, A. Arredondo, L. Sarmiento, M. Lira, P. Arnold, L. Moerbe. Fourth Row: C. Ovalle, L. Rab- bach, L. Voigt, D. Cadriel, D. Sala- zar, D. Wilbern, A. Alvarez, O. Gua- jardo. Fifth Row, F. Hernandez, C. Ale- man, D. McNair, J.Scl1lomach, X. Puente, A. Garza, D. Sanchez, M. Gonzalez. Emergency First Aid Team Standing: David Pearson, Kenneth Strahan, Ralph Sustaita, Domingo Hernandez, Robert Longone, Donald Longone, john Tabb, David Williams, Mike Denkeler, Macky Johnson. Sitting: Mr. Longone, Mrs. Longone, Aracelia Gonzalez, Teresa Esparza, Belinda Strickland, Judy Schroeder, Jo Ann Lindsey, Colleen O'Connell, Penny Longone. Library Club Seated: Phyllis Arnold, vice-presidentg Denise Arnold, reporter, Sharon Hohon, president, Mrs. Van Meter, sponsor, Phyllis Scheible, secretary Second Row: Edna Hohon, Margaret Patrick, Jo Ann Arnold, Del Rhea King, Margaret Coleman, Josie Balboa Third Row: Beverly Collier, Linda Pfluger, Steve Thomas, Jinny Beall, Karian Haygood The Library Club was a very active club at BHS during the 1968-69 school year. During the year members participated in the annual tuberculosis drive, district convention, and story-telling in ele- mentary. Members of the club were also responsible for the bulletin boards put up each month in the library. The club was led by Mrs. Van Meter, high school librarian. l First Row: Mrs. Grahan, Edna Hohon, Sharon Hohon, Bonnie Petty, Jeanie Wolter, Denise Arnold, Lorrell Gibson, Mrs. Garrett. Second Row: David Sanchez, Bonnie Moerbe, Linda Richter, Mary Lee Morgan, Craig Adair, Fidel Rodriguez, Royce Felder. Quill a. i Scroll The Quill and Scroll Club is the only honor society in BHS. This club's purposes are mainly concerned with journalism and all aspects of writing. The picture to the right was taken at the annual initiation. Royce Felder presented Mr. Charles Schooley with an award for his services rendered in aiding student ' photographers. N Band members practice hard to rank a top rating at concert contest. Bishop High School Badger Twirlers for the '68-'69 Badger Band are Qleft to rightj juanda Bakerg Suzanne Johnsong Janie Kellyg Donna Whitley, Drum Majorg-Ian Shipleyg and Mary Jane Kious. Band 1968-1969 FLUTES Vicki Adair D4' Janet Wheeler D4' Linda Voight D4' Suzanne Johnson 4' Laurie Strahan 4' Carol Lockwood 4' Pam Duniver Dominga Hernandez CLARINETS Kathy Hudson RD4' Donna Whitney 4' Julio Delgado 4' Del Rhea King 4' Ginger Hanke Mary Lou Puente 4' Yvonne Dube 4' Elodia Jimenez 4' Dee Dee Duniver 4' Janie Kelly 4' Irene Villarreal BASS CLARINETS Rosemary Alvarado D4' Joann Arnold D4' Joanne Herne Janie Reyes CORNETS Tommy Baker ARD4' David Sanchez D4' Fidel Rodriguez 4' David Tijerinz 4' Connie Sanchez Jimmy Campbell 4' Jerry Baker 4' Tony Morales 4' Sixto Sandoval Delmer Kubsch 4' Li.r1da Gerdes Gary Cornett Simon Hernandez FRENCH HORNS Libby Graves ARD4' Patsy Bear D4' Judy Laechelin 4' Susie Blanscet Cheryl Strahan 4' Cookie Davis 4' Maurine Gary TENOR SAXOPHONES David Davis 4' Ran1iro Ramirez 4' Xavier Puente 4' OBOE Dennis Wilbern ALTO SAXOPHONES Nancy Jungmann RD4' Juanda Baker D Donald Grebe 4' James Jackson Frances Garcia 4' Gail Mueck 4' lk BARITONE SAXOPHONES Arnold de Leon D4' Steve Thomas 4' TROMBONES Bill Kelly 4' Andrea Slough 4' Gene Hensley BARITONES Pablo Garcia 4' Martha Paulk 4' Sherry Loyd 4' BASSES Ralph Edge D4' Tim Hohon 4' Roy Nix Mackey Johnson David Fuchs 4' PERCUSSION Frank Lopez 4' Phyllis Arnold 4' Vell Johnson 4' Janet Shipley 4' Hank Landers 4' Lanell White 4' Mary Jane Kious 4' Alto Clarinets Laura Jackson Mary Bowie A All-Area Band R All-Region Band D All-District Band 4' lst Division Contest Solo-Ensemble First Row: Lorrell Gibson, Debbie White, Aine Paschal, Edna Hohon, Frances Dorough, Joanna Doedyns, Beth Brad- shaw, Bonnie Moerbe, Debbie Jennings, Cyndee Remmert, Margaret Patrick, Sharon Wilson, Sharon Hohon, Nancy Har- lan, Mary Lee Morgan Second Row: Carol Kieschnick, Ocie Gibson, Marcella Moerbe, Colleen O'Connel1, Judy Kelley, Bonnie Myers, Kathy O'Connell, Cathy Cage, Phyllis Scheible, Beverly Collier, Patsy Richter, Nancy Thomas, Patti Berkman, Judy Myers, Denise Arnold, Gail Morgenroth Third Row: Connie Tabb,Joleen Gibson, Nancy Schroeder, Pam Prinz, Bonnie Petty, Margaret Coleman, Angela Palmer, Cynthia Moore, Marsha Lee Carol Dobie, Terry Sanchez, Edna Rodriguez, Mary Lou Lira, Linda Benton, Icie Gibson Last Row: Judy Schroeder, Fay West, Carol Harlan, Mary Grace LaCour, Karen Strahan, Delice Milam, Nancy Whitten, Carolyn Brown, Martha Gail Moore, Karen Kelley, Jo Ann Lindsey, Ann Gilstrap, Jeanie Wolter, Mrs. Laughlin BHS Pep Squad The BHS Pep Squad worked hard all year to encourage and to boost spirit. Their efforts were very effective and they played a big part in the successful football season we had this year. Bishop High School Choir Bottom Row QLeft to Rightj: Ocie Gibson, Bonnie Myers, Carol Kiesehnick, Icie Gibson, Patti Berkman, Judi Kelley, Debbie Nixon, Nancy Schroeder, Jo Beth Davenport, Billie Davenport, Denise Arnold, Marc Kieschnick, Ricky Schubert Walter Landrum, Marvin Schubert Second Row: Jan Shipley, Sharon Wilson, Libby Graves, Margaret Coleman, Judy Myers, Marsha Lee, Andranette Miller Connie Tabb, Carol Harlan, Judy Schroeder, Belinda Strickland, Roel Barrera, Dennis Reiter, Lupe Cruz, James Pierce, Jimmy Creech, john Tabb Third Row: Pam Prinz, Cindy McFerron, Tereas Esparza, Vivian Mrazek, Carol Dobie, Kay Beall, Kathy Evans, Jo Anne Lindsey, Dawn Donalson, Wayne Voight, Donald Longone, Rick Robinson, Tommy Mueck, Albert Balderas, Don Gonza lez, Scott Daughtery Fourth Row: Beverly johnson, Nancy Thomas, Joy Wilson, Alicia Esparza, Elva Salinas, Bobbie Gerdes, Karian Hay- good, Jimmy Beall, Karen Kelley, Cyndee Remmert, David Davis, Mike Brouillette, Rodger Edge, Bruce Schubert, Lupe Reyes, Johnny Alexander, Johnny Berkman, Bill Gunter, Steve Curnutte, Norma Broom, Director Under the direction of Mr. Norman Broom, the Bishop High School Choir provided music for Bishop and surrounding communities. The choir program began early in the year when the Concert Choir and BHS Singers sang for the Thanksgiving assembly, the choir also performed at the Christmas assembly. The second semester brought the choir face to face with such challenges as contest and the spring concert, The Sounds of Movies. The choir closed the year by performing the concert for area towns and relaxing at the annual choir picnic. Through the competent guidance of Mrs. Harriet Garrett, this year's news- paper staff did an excellent job in reporting factual news stories and other stories of interest to the students at BHS. Newspaper Staff Members of the newspaper staff from left to right are: Jeanie Wolter, Mrs. Harriet Garrett Qsponsorj, Bonnie Petty, Rus sell Waddell, Richard Mumford, Bill Buendel, Mary Lee Morgan, Marvin Schubert, Lorrell Gibson, and Mike Kieschnick. Members of the Badger annual staff are: Standing, Edna Hohon, Editor, left to right Craig Adair Sports Editor Olga Alvarez, Organizations Editor, Royce Felder, Photographerg Denise Arnold, Class Ed1tor Linda Richter Activities Edl torg and Bonnie Moerbe, Assistant Editor. Annual Staff A memorable and permanent sum- mation of this year's events was the objective of the Badger annual staff. At the left Edna Hohon, ed., and Bonnie Moerbe, assist. ed., prepare layouts for the yearbook. To the left, the business manager, Rick, Walceland, and assistant business manager, Aine Paschal, file annual receipts. Seated: Mrs. Manning, sponsor, Donna Whitley Secretary LorrellG1bson Vice Presldent F1delRodr1quez President Cyndee Remmert, Treasurer Second Row: Tim Hohon, Jeanie Wolter Denise Arnold Bonnie Petty Bonnie Myers Marsha Lee V1Ckl Adair Billie Davenport, Edna Hohon, Nancy Kelly, Linda Benton Sharon Hohon Third Row: Mike Davis,juan Herrera, Davld Sanchez Tony Morales Yvonne Dube Edna Rodrlquez Susan Salazar Connie Sanchez, Mary Lee Morgan, Bonnie Moerbe Fourth Row: Vell Johnson, David Pierce Dan True Lupe Reyes Stanley Moerbe Mike Broulllette David Davis Scott Binnion, Richard Gilstrap Student Council The Student Council is the repre- sentative body of all the students who attend BHS. The Council enables legis- lation submitted to them through rep- resentatives of the various clubs and classes. They also sponsor many activi- ties, such as the Hootenany in the picture at the right. PERSONALITIES AND ACTIVITIES Without the personalities and extra activities at BHS, school would only be studies and classes. But it is the people and the extra time and effort taken to be a leader, a friend, or a competitor that keeps school interesting. The students and faculty each have a part in selecting the personalities from members of the student body whom they feel have done the most for their school. The students who have the initiative to enter into the various UIL contests are also rewarded with a sense of achievement if not also an award to show for their hard work. Queen Bonnie Moerbe was chosen by the student body to reign as the 1968 Homecoming Queen. Bonnie, head cheerleader, was escorted by Clifton Bradshaw. Mr. Jim A. Ross, one of the players on the 1920 football team, crowned Bonnie and presented her with a bouquet of roses. Homecoming Royalty Princess Susie Pizana, a member of the senior class was elected to reign as sie, escorted by Octavio Salinas was also crowned by Mr. J. A. Ross. Bishop High School 1968 V the 1968 Homecoming Princess. Su- Debbie Jennings Martha Gail Moore Judy Schroeder Senior Class junior Class Sophomore Class Homecoming Duchesses Social life in BHS has many spe- cial events that are exciting and memorable. One of the most exciting social events of the year was the 1968 Homecoming. This year's homecoming was in- deed memorable. Amidst a biting cold wind, the homecoming court was presented to a halftime football audience. The club duchesses and their es- corts were as follows: Quill and Scroll, Linda Richter, escort Bill Gunter, I A Club, Connie Knippa, escort Royce Felderg FTA, Bonnie Myers, escort Lee Elliotg FHA, Kathy O'Connell, escort Mike Kieschnickg Junior FHA, Joy Hudspeth, escort Danny Flingg Library Club, Edna Hohon, escort Steve Flingg Band, Donna Whitley, escort Richard Gil- strapg Choir, Nancy Schroeder, escort Arthur Pflugerg Pep Squad, Cyndee Re mmert, escort Jim Jirasekg Spanish Club, Mary Bowie, escort Jesse Ale- man. Lorrell Gibson, escorted by Rick Wakeland, was this year's Football Sweetheart. She also represented the Student Council. The activities were climaxed with a dance held after the game. Nelda Morales Kathy O'Connell JOY Hudspefh Freshmen Class Senior FHA Junior FHA l w Lorrell Gibson Student Council Football Duchess E sii Nancy Schroeder Choir Mary Bowie Spanish Club S Linda Richter Quill 8: Scroll Donna Whitley Band Connie Knippa Industrial Arts Bonnie Myers FTA Cyndee Remmert Pep Squad Edna Hohon Library Scott Binnion an outstanding ath lete and recipient of the Ronnie Bull Award, has shown his leader- ship ability throughout his high school career. He was also of the Senior class. Who's Who in Bishop High Schoo Edna Hohon, a leader in many school organizations and activities and president of the FHA, was also chosen DAR Good Citizen. Edna was also editor of this year 's THE BADGER and was selected outstanding Librarian of District IV TALA. Johnnie Berkman, co-captain of the 1968 football team and an active mem- ber of the choir, was elected Mr. BHS by the student body. For his outstand- ing participation in football, he was named to the second string State football team. Fidel Rodriguez was president of the Student Council and Saluta- torian of the Senior Class. He was a district winner in UIL Persuasive Speaking, as well as a band member for four years. or the School Year 1968-'69 Dwain Thiele, one of three juniors elected to this year's Who's Who, won sec- ond place in the State Number Sense Contest. As well as displaying outstanding scholastic ability, Dwain was selected to attend Boys State. A district winner in UIL Slide Rule Contest and a member of the '68-'69 football squad, Stanley Moerbe is also a delegate to Boys State and president of the Junior Class. Mark Whitaker was the winner of the district Science Contest this year, and gained world-wide fame for his discovery of a comet last summer. Juanda Baker, head twirler and an active member of the stage band, was this year's winner of the Betty Crocker Award. juanda was also a member of the volleyball team. Bonnie Moerbe Mr. and Miss BHS Mx. and Miss BHS are elected each year by popular election by the whole high school. The boy and girl chosen must be members of the senior class and active citizens of the high school. They are elected on the basis of leadership popularity with the students, achievements and participation in school spon- sored activities. Johnny Berkman .Nlinaix F is XE JJ' is vi A M, li 5 F Wuywiw' . A Vi: il 1 T7 ,QV 2 E li it 9 ' h N t he : Q K N I 'Q gif . 59j 1 fl g . 1 rt 1 Mme. Www 5? Q il il LANTANA DUCHESS 4 YE , NZ? -' 5? K sagem is - Tweg 1- 24253 Mike Kieschnick, Escort Cynclee Remmert, Lantana Duchess Boys State Fidel Rodriguez, Bill Picquet, and Scott Binnion represented Bishop High School at the Amer- ican Legion Boys State last summer. Their sponsors were the American Legion, Lion's Club, and Chamber of Commerce. At Boys State the boys learned how a state government is run. Fidel Rodriguez Bill Picquet Scott Binnion Governmental Training Develops Leaders Girls State Edna Hohon and Bonnie Moerbe represented Bishop High School at the Bluebonnet Girls State last summer in Austin. Their sponsors were the Ladies Auxiliary 'American Legion and the Lion's Club. The purpose of Girls State is to teach the girls the various processes of government. After being drilled on these proce- dures, the girls actually set up a mo ck government. Bonnie Moerbe Edna Hohon The following BHS stu- dents attended the Attorney General's Youth Confer- ence: standing, Qleft to rightj Danny Fling, Bill Barnes, and Dan True, Qseatedj Aine Paschal and Cyndee Remmert. Youth Conference and DAR Recipients DAR-Edna Hohon Aine Paschal, Bill Barnes, Cyndee Remmert, Dan True, and Danny Fling were chosen by the various service organizations to attend the Youth Conference. The conference, held in Austin, directed the participants in planning the youth activities for their communities. The Daughters of the American Revolution Award was presented this year to Edna Hohon. The faculty selects the recipient from the senior girls on the basis of leadership, dependability, patriotism, and service. The First State Bank President Howard Pfluger Vice-President BenShacke1fie1d Cashier Mary Whittington 203 East Main Street Bishop, Texas Phone: 584-3526 Member of Federal Insurance Corporation 315,000 Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor BHS Representatives to the Wool Contest r is sf ,S-L' - ' - 3 , H915 A I ' ,, y K M .awk J- M., sv so ttf'-wi T tat. 6, -at ,.7, t ,ufrmy V , V J, -- M-,mr--1. gfwi. f-in - ,ra wi.awf-Y Q 31 ' 33 ,fr5V154 24 iii? 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Phone: 584-2116 122 E. 4th Bishop, Texas Varsity Cheerleaders: Lorrell Gibson, Bonnie Moerbe QI-lead Cheerleaderj, Nancy Harlang Front Row: Debbie White and Mary Lee Morgan Cheerleaders Build Spirit The B-Team cheerleaders for this year areg back row: Colleen O'Con- nell, Judie Kelley, and Ann Harlan. Front Row: Sharon Hohon and Ann Gilstrap. UIL Contestants BHS had more than sixteen representatives participating in the district UIL contest in Sin- ton and Refugio. BHS students taking part in contest events practiced several months be- fore and after school with no extra credits involved. As a result of all the participants hard work, Bishop placed se- cond in the district meet. Stanley Moerbe-2nd in Slide Rule Mark Whitaker-1 st in Science Lee Elliott-2nd in Science Gary Theiss-Slide Rule Bill Picquet-Number Sense Sharon Hohon-Typewriting Edna Hohon-Journalism Meet Sheril Smith-3rd in Informative Speaklng Judy Pohlmeyer-Shorthand Martha Paulk-Debate Dwain Thiele-1 st in Number Sense Margaret Coleman-3rd place in Persuasive speakmg Ready Writing Linda Richter-Journalism, lst in Copy Readmg Del Rhea King-2nd in Spelling and Plain Wrltlng Bonnie Petty-1 st in Shorthand Fidel Rodriquez-1 st in Persuasive Speaking Left to right: Dwain Thiele, Mark Whitaker, Lee Elliot, Stanley Moerbe, Bonnie Petty. l UIL Regional Contestants Bonnie Petty ...... Shorthand Stanley Moerbe .... Slide Rule Lee Elliot .......... Science Mark Whitaker ....... Science Dwain Thiele . . . Number Sense UIL State Contestant Dwain Thiele represented Bishop High School for the se- cond year at the state meet i.n Austin. Dwain placed 2nd in the state meet competition in Num- ber Sense under the supervision of Mr. Pinson. District Band Members y First Row: Wcki Adair-Flute Janie Reyes-Bass Clarinet Libby Graves-French Horn Cathy Hudson-Clarinet Second Row: Janet Wheeler-Flute Joanne Arnold-Bass Clarinet Patsy Bear-French Horn Juanda Baker-Alto Sax Third Row: Tommy Baker-Cornet Linda Voight-Flute Arnold de Leon-Baritone Sax Nancy Jungman-Alto Sax AREA BAND CONTESTANTS REGIONAL BAND MEMBERS Libby Graves-French Horn Nancy Jungman-Alto Saxophone Tommy Baker-Cgfnet Tommy Baker-Cornet Cathy Hudson-Clarinet Libby Graves-French Horn District UIL participants BHS Singers First Row: Mr. Broom, Ocie Gib- son, Libby Graves, Carol Kiesch- nick, Icie Gibson Second Row: Kathy Evans, Sharon Wilson, Cyndee Remmert, Carol Dobie Third Row: john Tabb, Tommy Mueck, David Davis Fourth Row: Lupe Reyes, Michael Brouillette, Steve Curnutte, Bill Gunter Mike and Bill were members of t-he regional choir. FAVORITES Senior Class Edna Hohon, Susie Pizana, and Fi- del Rodriguez were selected as this yeaxi's Senior Class Favorites. They were chosen by their classmates on the basis of their leadership ability, general achievements, and persom ality. l Junior Class This year's Junior Class Favorites were Nancy Harlan and Jim Jirasek Both jim and Nancy were selected for their active participation in school activities and congeniality. ophomore Class Edna Rodriguez and Tim Hohon were chosen as Sophomore Favo- rites. Their hard work and wittiness won them this title. Freshmen Class The Freshmen Class elected Linda Barnes and Jimmy Whitley as favo- rites. Linda and Jimmy were named favorites because of their pleasant personalities and willingness to help others. Don't look down, Jerryg it will make you dizzy! That's right, Chris-watch Johnnyg you'll probably be putting up the next fifty! t I Q I A yyyy 1 l Q - Connie Tabb and Phyllis Arnold-Our Picasso's at work. Juniors Work Dil igentl This is the way Nancy sweeps the floor so early Saturday morning. The servers were, First Row: Cynthia Hughes, Yvonne Dube, Ann Harlan, and Joy Hudspeth Second Row: Ricky Schubert, james Wharton, Macky Ward, Marc Kiesch- nick o Honor Seniors of Annual Prom Denise Arnold and her date prepare for a Prom picture. The Junior-Senior Prom for the '68-69 school year was entitled Oriental Gardens. ' Much work was put into creating the foreign atmosphere and preparing the exo- tic foods of the Orient. The music was provided by The Driving Wheels. As always, the Prom was followed by the menial task of cleaning the party area of all decorations, which were not taken home the night before. Freshmen servers, James Wharton and Yvonne Dube, welcome jimmy Schlomach and Betty Nance to the Oriental Gardens. Each guest received a program and a pair of chop sticks as favors as they entered the Prom. ka. ,, X 4-.-... 'uh 96 Sweetheart Bull The Future Homemakers of Americafs main project for the 1968-1969 school year was the sponsoring of the annual Sweet- heart Ball. The Ball was held on February 15 in the Badger Gym with music provided by the Stereo Shoestringn of Corpus Christi, Tex- as. In preparation for the dance, FHA members spent long hours of hard work decorating to carry out the theme, Night in Paris . At the Ball Johnnie Berkman was named FHA Sweetheart and was presented a gift by the president, Edna Hohon. One Act Play AIRA da CAPO by Edna St. Vincent Millay . . . . . David McNair Columbine . . . . . Pierrot .... Cothurnus . . . Thyrsis ..... Corydon ....... Special Effects . . . Make-Up ..... Director . Margaret Coleman . . . . Jerry Moore . . . Steve Thomas . . . TOITIIIIY Baker . . .Mark Whitaker . . .Donna Whitley Chris Williams . . . .Mts. Parker Pierrot, played by David McNair, and Columbine, played by Margaret Coleman, represent the frivolous side of life. Thyrsis, played by Steve Thomas, plots the death of Corydon. f I E ? l f 2 E E 5 Corydon, played by Tommy Baker, hordes his fake jewels. l 3 if Mrs. Parker, director of the play, Make-up played a big part in the special effects of the play since it empha- spent many hours drilling the cast in sized the characters and made them more realistic. Donna Whitley applies the correct techniques of acting. make-up to Steve Thomas as Mrs. Parker looks on. Mark Whitaker was in charge of the The two shepherds were symbolic Cl'lI'iS Williams made UP .leffY MOOTC lighting effects during the play. of modern man's materialistic ways. Wh0 Played C0thU1'11uS- 5 Front Row: Royce Felder, Margaret Patrick, Linda Pfiuger, Connie Knippa, Frances Dorough, Gary Theiss Middle Row: Mike Benton, Larry Dodson, Arch Holder, Mike Denkeler, Tim Estes Back Row: Mr. McMillan, Ronnie Dow, Clif Bradshaw, Elmo Kieschnick, David Miller, Mr. Schooley Industrial Arts Club rye: 5525EEiW ' '. 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Vhyik my First Row: David Miller, Larry Dodson, Randy Moerbe, jim Zentz, Johnnie Berkman Second Row: Scott Daughtery, Gary Theiss, Steve Rodriguez, Mike Collier lil! ? r ' -ul X SOUTH TEXAS INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND VOCATIONAL ARTS CONTEST WINNERS First Row: Octavio Salinas,-Iim Zentz, Elmo Kieschnick, Larry Shafer Second Row: David Pearson, Gerald Kubsch, Arch Holder First Row: Robert Capehart, Ramiro Ram irez, Beverly Collier Second Row: Steve Rodriguez, Royce Fel- der, Ted F elder, David Williams was n The Industrial Arts Department at Bishop is noted for fine workmanship. The instruc- tors, Mr. Charles Schooley, Qupper right hand cornerj, with Mr. Stanley McMillan and Mr. Lawrence Guess, Qat leftj are credited with much of the department's success. ELAN ESE GHEIGEL PLANT BIS!-l0P.'l'EXAS The largest senior class in the history of Bishop High School graduated May 30, 1969 in Badger Stadium. The commencement climaxed the end of four years of fruitful endeavors, hard work, and enjoyable times. Following speeches by valedictorian, Jo- anna Doedyns, and salutatorian, Fidel Rodri- guez, the honor graduates were named. They were as follows: Denise Arnold, Scott Bin- nion, Kathy Cage, Pat Denkeler, Joanna Doedyns, Lee Elliot, Lorrell Gibson, Edna Hohon, David Miller, Bonnie Myers, Bonnie Petty, Bill Picquet, Linda Richter, Fidel Rodriguez, and Estella Romero. Two of these Students, Kathy Cage and David Miller, were the second highest-ranking girl and boy. The sponsors of the '69 senior class were Mrs. Terry Isenberg, Mrs. Barbara Kelly, Mr. Stanley McMillan, Mr. Rex Pinson, and Mr. Tom Shockley. AWARDS, GRANTS, AND VALEDICTORIAN SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Joanna Doedyns Every year several students are selected from the Senior class to receive cer tain awards, grants, and scholarships. These are awarded on the basis of career choice, need, scholastic ability, and desire. Several of these students were Selected through personal interviews, while others were selected through ap plications. 1 5 E ' F 5 Q 5 'i I Q Q 1 y X f N 3 The second highest-ranking boy and girl were David Miller and Kathy Cage. Many outstanding members of the Bishop Schools, churches, and leaders in the community occupied seats of honor at the graduation exercises. They presented some members of the graduating class with scholarships or grants to fur- ther their education, and awards to students for outstanding achieve- ments. The hardest-working group, the school trustees, are shown in the two pictures at the lower left. wmazf- --:ggi V . Ms, r , , . Joanna Doedyns and Fidel Rod- riguez seem to be relieved now that their valedictorian and salutatorian speeches are over. They had better enjoy this brief respite because this isjust the . . . end ofthe be- ginningf' Senior Year in Retrospect Senior Boat Ride Captain Clark's showboat hosted the '69 seniors on a sea cruise. A dinner was served, and music was provided for those who wished to dance. 1969 Graduates Proudly Display Senior Achievements Alexander, John: Choir '68-69, Industrial Arts '66, District UIL '68-69, Football '65-68, All District '68, Track '65-69, Basketball '65-67. Alvarez, Arturo: Spanish Club '68-69, Football '66-67. Arnold, Denise: FTA '67-69, Vice-president '68-69, FHA '65, '66, '68-69, Student Council '68-69, Library Club '66-695 Secretary '68, Historian '69, Band '65-66, Choir '69, Pep Squad '67-68, Annual Staff '69, Class Editor, Quill And Scroll '69, District UIL,Typing '67, Ready Writing '69, Honor Graduate, District Secretary TALA '68-69. Arredondo, Amparo: Spanish Club '68-69, Volleyball '65. Baethge, Lynette: Band '65, Choir '66, Pep Squad '65. Baker, juanda: FHA '65-67, Betty Crocker Award, Stu- dent Council '66-67, Library Club '65-66, Stage Band '65, '67-69, B-Team Cheerleader '65, Volleyball '65-69. Balboa, Josie: FHA '65-66, Spanish Club '66, Library Club '69. Barnes, Bill: Football '65-68, Track '65-67, Basketball '65-69. Barrera, Roel: Choir '69, Industrial Arts '67-69. Beall, Patricia: Spanish Club '66, Choir '68-69, Pep Squad '66-69. Benton, Mike: Industrial Arts '68-69. Berkman, Johnnie: Student Council '69, Class Treasurer '69, Choir '67-69, vice-president '69, Football '65-68, co-captain '68, All-District '67-68, All-State '68. Binnion, Scott: Student Council '68-693 Class President '69, Vice-President '65-67, Texas Youth Conference '66, Boys' State '68, Football '65-68, Track '65-69, Basketball '65-69, Honor Graduate, All-State '68. Bowie, Mary: FHA '65, Spanish Club '68-69, Library Assistant '65-69. Bradshaw, Clifton: Spanish Club '67, Industrial Arts '68-69, Treasurer, Football '66. Buendel, Bill: lst in A851 Open Division '65, Annual staff '69, Paper Staff '69, Football '65, '66. Cabello, Carmen: Spanish Club '67. Cadriel, Diana: FHA '65, Spanish Club '69, Pep Squad '67. Cage, Kathy: F.T.A. '65, '67, '695 FHA- '65, '66, Student Council '65, Spanish Club '66s PCP Squad '65-'69, Texas Youth Conference '67, Honor Student '69. Castillo, Helen Cobb, Cathy: F.H.A. '69. Conturas, Adolfo: Spanish Club '69, Industrial Arts '65, Football '67. Davenport, Jo Beth: F.H.A. '66, '67, Choir '694 PCP Squad '66, Volleyball '65. Davis, David: Student Council '69, Spanish Club '67, Band '65-69, President, Stage Band '67, 69, Choir 67, '69, District UIL 65-'67, Regional '67, BHS Singers '67, '69. Davis, Mike: Student Council '67, '69, Industrial Arts '65, '66, Football '65-'69, Track and Field '65, '66, 4-H Club '65-69, President and Council Delegate. Delgado, Santos: FHA, '65, '66, Spanish Club '66. Denkeler, Mike: Industrial Arts Club '66, '69, Golf '65, '66, Football '65-'67. Denkeler, Pat: F.T.A. '65, '66, Pep Squad '65, '663 l'l0l101' Student '69. Doedyns,joanna: F.T.A. '65-69: F.H.A. '65, '663 Spanish Club '66, Secretary: Pep Squad '65-69, Squad Captain, District UIL '66, '67, '69, prose, typing, and slide rule: Texas Youth Conference '67, Volleyball '66g Soph. Class reporter: Senior Class Secretary: Honor Student: Valedictorian. Dorough, Frances: F.H.A. '65-'69g Band '65-665 Pep Squad '67-'6S5 Squad Captain '68, I.A. '68-'69, Officer: District UIL '69, Poetry Reading. Duniver, Dee Dee: F.T.A. '66, '69g F.H.A. '65-'69g Band '65-'69, Representative '67. Edge, Ralph: Student Council '65g Band '65-'69g Stage Band '66-'69g District Band '67-'68g I.A. '69, Tennis '66-'693 Football '65-'69g Track and Field '65-'68, Basketball '66-'67. Edge, Rodger: Band '65-'68g Choir '68g Football '65-'69g All-District offensive end: Track and Field '66, '68, '69, Basketball '66-'67. Elliott, Lee: Spanish Club: 66: District UIL '67-695 Re- gional UIL '67-'69, Basketball '67-'69, All-Zone '69: Honor Graduate. Estes, Tim: I.A. '65-'69, District UIL '68 '69, Football, Student Trainer '66-'68: Track, Student Trainer '67: Basketball, Student Trainer '69. Felder, Royce: Student Council '66, '68: I.A. '66-'69, Vice-Pres., President: Annual Staff '67-'699 Quill and Scroll '67-'69g Journalism Institute '67g Photographer '67-'69, head photographer '68-'69, lst at South Texas I.A. Fair '67, woodworking: Grand Prize at Fair '67. Garcia, Alice: Garcia, Delia: F.H.A. '65-'68: Spanish Club '68-'695 Pep Squad '65-'67. Garcia, Jacinto: I.A. '66-'67, 3rd place regional: Track And Field '66-'67. Garrett, Keith: Garza, Abel: Spanish Club '68-'69g I.A. '65, '69. Garza, Oscar: Spanish Club '65-66. Gerdes, Bobbie: FHA '65-695 Student Council '65g Choir '67-695 Librarian for choir '67-69. Gibson, Lorrell: FTA '65-679 FHA '65-69,SfudC11f Coun- cil '65-69, Vice-President '69, Spanish Club President '66: B-Team Cheerleader '65-66, A-Team Cheerleader '67-68, Paper Staff, Quill and Scroll '69g Second Place Tennis UIL '69, Tennis '65-69, Spanish Club Duchess '66, IA Duchess '67, Student Council Duchess and Football Duchess '68g Class Favorite '65-67: Freshmen Class President '65g Farm Bureau Seminar '68, Student Council Convention, State '67. Gilstrap, jimmy: Spanish Club '69g Football: '65-68: Track '65, '67g Basketball '65. Gomez, Mary Helen: FHA '65-66. Gonzalez, Mike: Spanish Club '69. Guajardo, Olga: FHA '65-665 Pep Squad '65. Gunter, Bill: Band '65, Choir '69gFootball '65-67gTrack '65-675 Basketball '65gBHS Singers '69. Hale, Ricky: Hanke, Mike: Industrial Arts '65-67: Football '65-68. Hernandez, John: Track '65-66: Basketball '65-67. Hernandez, Simon: Band '65-69. Herne, Donna: Spanish Club '65, '67: Library Assistant '68-69. Herrera, Rachel: FHA '65g Volleyball '65-68. Hickman, Bobby: Photography '69. Hohon, Edna: FHA '65-69, Paliamentarian '66, Vice- President '67, President '68-'69: Student Council '65, '67-695 Spanish Club '66g Library Club '65-69, Presi- dent '675 Pep Squad '66-68, Squad Captain '66-685 Annual Staff '69, Editor '69g Quill and Scroll '69g District UIL Journalism '69, Who's Who '68-69: Girls' State '68: Volleyball '67-68: District President TALA '68: DAR Recipient: Outstanding District Librarian '69g Junior Class President '68: Outstanding Home- maker '69. Ibanez, Maria: Spanish Club '67: Spanish Club Duchess '67, Jackson, Laura: FTA '66, '69: Library Club '65, '67: FHA '65-69: Band '65-69. Jennings, Debbie: FHA '65-69: Student Council '65-66: Choir '66-67: Pep Squad '65-68: Freshman Class Duchess '65, Sophomore Class Duchess: Senior Class Duchess '68. Kieschnick, Carol: FHA '65-695 Choir '65-66, '69g Pep Squad '65-683BHS Singers '69. Kieschnick, Mike: Student Council '655 Choir '65-66: Industrial Arts '65-66: Paper Staff '69: District UIL Track Jumpj: Regional UIL Track lHigh Jumpjg Football '65-69, All District '67g Track 65-67: Basket- ball '65-69, All District '67-69. Knippa, Connie: FTA '67-69: Industrial Arts '69, Tennis '66-69, IA Duchess '68. Kubsch, Gerald: Industrial Arts '65-66: Football '67-68. Laechelin, Judy: FHA '65-66: Band '65-69. Lacour, Mary Grace: FTA '66-67: FHA '65-695 Spanish Club '65-66: Pep Squad '65-68. Loyd, Sherry: FHA '65, '695 Band '65-69: Volleyball '65-66,'69. Manning, Carl: Tennis '65. McNair, David: Spanish Club '69:Band '65: One Act Play '67-69, Honorable Mention '69. Miller, David: Spanish Club '66: Industrial Arts '67-69: Honor Graduate '69: Regional UIL, '69. Moerbe, Bonnie: FHA '65-'69, Co-Historian '66, Treasurer '67 Reporter '69: Student Council '66, '69g Choir '66, '67: B-Team cheerleader '66, Varsity cheer- leader '67, '69, Pep Squad '65-'69: Annual Staff, Assistant Editor, '69: Quill and Scroll '69: Girls State '69g Volleyball '67, '69g Homecoming Queen: Junior Class Duchess, Miss BHS. Muech, Tommy: Choir '65, '69: Industrial Arts '65, '66: District UIL '65, '66g Track and Field '65, '66, '67. Mumford, Richard: Paper staff '69g Football '65, '66. Myers, Bonnie: FTA '66-69, Historian '67, President '695 FHA Reporter '67, Co-Historian '69, Student Council '67-69: choir '69: Pep Squad '67-68: Quill and Scroll '66: Honor Graduate '69, O'C0nnell, Kathi: FTA '65-66, '69g FHA '65-66, '69g B-Team Cheerleader '67: Pep Squad '65-68: Volleyball '65g Tennis '66: FHA Duchess '68. Ovalle, Trinidad: Paschal, Aine: FTA '65-69, Librarian '69g FHA '65-66: Student Council '65g Library Club '65-67: Pep Squad '65-685 Annual Staff and Paper Staff, Assistant Busi- ness Mamager '695 Texas Youth Conference '68. Paulk, Martha: FTA '69g FHA '66-675 Library Club '65-66: Band '65-695 District UIL '69g Girls Debate. Peel, Shirley Petty, Bonnie: FTA '66-69: FHA '66-'67: Student Coun- cil '66, '69g Pep Squad '65-68: Paper Staff '69, Assistant Editor '69: Quill and Scroll President '69: District UIL '69, journalism: First in Shorthand: Regional UIL '69, Shorthand: Honor Graduate. Piluger, Arthur: Industrial Arts '65-66: Football '65-67: Track '65-66. Picquet, Bill: Spanish Club '66g District UIL '66-69:Boys State '68: Football '65-68, All District '67: Track '65-67: Basketball '65-69: Honor Graduate '69g Treas- urer of junior Class: Vice-President of Senior Class. Pizana, Susie: FTA '65: Spanish Club '65-66: Home- coming Princess '68. Pohlmeyer, Judy: FHA '66, District UIL '69, Shorthand, '69. Poldrack, Edwin: Spanish Club '66. Puente, Mary Lou: FHA '65, Band '65-69. Remmert, Cyndee: FTA '67-69, FHA '65-69, Co-Reporter '66, Historian '67, Student Council '67-69, Treasurer '69, Choir '66-'69, Secretary-Treasurer '67, Vice-Presi- dent '69, Pep Squad '65-69, Squad Captain '67, President '68, Texas Youth Conference '68, Volleyball Manager '66,Tennis '66-69, BHS Singers '67-69. Reyes, Guadalupe: Student Council '66, '69, Choir '65, '67-69, Choir Representative to Student Council '69, Regional UIL '69, Choir, Football '66-67, BHS Singers '69. Reyna, Palmira: FHA '65-66. Richter, Garry: Choir '65, Industrial Arts '65-67. Richter, Linda: FTA '67, FHA '65-69, choir '66, Pep Squad '65-68, Annual Staff '69, Quill and Scroll '69, District UIL '67-69, Typing '67, 1st Place Copyreading '69, Honor Graduate '69,Quill and Scroll Duchess '68. Richter, Patsie: FTA '67, FHA '65-69, Library Club '66, Pep Squad '65-68, Industrial Arts Secretary '69, District UIL '66. Robinson, Randy: Industrial Arts '67, Football '67, FHA Art-2nd place art fair. Rodriquez, Fidel: Student Council '69, President '69, Band '65-69, President '67, Stage Band '65-66, '69, Industrial Arts '69, Quill 8: Scroll '67-69, District UIL 1st place Persuasive Speaking '65-69, One Act Play '67, Regional UIL '66, '69, Who's Who '67, Boys State '68, journalism Institute '66, Freshman Track '66, Honor Graduate '69 , Freshman Class Secretary. Rodriquez, Oscar: Spanish Club '67. Romer, Estellaz FHA '65-66, Spanish Club '66. Salazar, Abel: Industrial Arts '67, 2nd place wood's Regional competition. Salazar, Dina: FHA '65-66, Spanish Club '69, Salinas, Octavio: Football '65-66,Track '65-66. Sandoval, Sixto: Student Council '65, Band '65, Stage Band '65. Sarmiento, Lydia: FHA '66, Spanish Club '69, Schlomach, jim: Spanish Club '69, Industrial Arts '65-66. Schroeder, Nancy: FHA '65-69, Choir '65-66, '69, Pep Squad 65-69, Choir Duchess '68. Schroeder, Shirley: F.H.A. '65, 3rd at I.A. Fair '66, Metals Division. Schubert, Marvin: Choir '68-'69, Paper Staff '68-'69, Circulation Manager. Smith, Sheril: F.H.A. '65, '66, '69, Library Club '65-66, Pep Squad '65-66, Quill and Scroll '65 District UIL '68-69. 3rd place. Strahan, Karen: F.H.A. '65, Student Council '67, Library Club '65, Pep Squad '65-68, Volleyball '65, General Handicrafts Arts Fair '67, 2nd place in leather kits. Villarreal, Janie, GHA '65-67, Spanish Club '67-69: Pep Squad '65-68, Volleyball '65-66. i Voigt, Linda: FHA '65, Spanish Club '69, Band '65-69, District Band '67-69. Waddell, Russell: Paper staff '69 Tennis '67-69, Foot- ball '67-68 Track '67. Wakeland, Rick: Industrial Arts '65, Paper Staff '69, Business manager, Football '66-68, Track '67-69, Treasurer of Freshman Class. West, Fay: FHA '67-69, Student Council '67, Pep Squad '66-69. White, LaNell: FTA '65-67, Parliamentarian '66g FHA '65l69g Student Council '65-669 Band '65-69, State Band Ensemble QDrums2 '69. White, Mary: FHA '65, '69g Library Club '65g Choir '66g Pep '65, '68, Whittington, Glen: Spanish Club '65-665 Industrial Arts '65gGolf '66-693 Regional Golf '67g Football '65. Wolter, Jeanie: FTA '69g FHA '65 Student Council '693 Library Club '65-663 Pep Squad '66-685 Annual staff and Paper Staff '69gQuill 8: Scroll Secretary '69. Woodall, James: Zentz, jim: Mr. Gorbet, civics teacher at BHS, helps Bobbie Gerdes with an assignment. 113 Have Bus . . . Will Travel Students from BHS who are in choir, band, journalism, and various other organizations take trips to learn and to enjoy themselves. .. - :wi , X ly ,fgwWs.,..,, - 7 Q gk 2 This year the clubs journeyed to cities to put on concerts and to tour. 114 Will Work . . . Will Play. Mr. Stubbs-Our Mascot i Speech students celebrate after a trying rehearsal. Ahh-Daddy Appelt will make it well again. These students believe in the old' adage N a11 work and no play make Jack a dull boy. Jerry Buendel, Steven Rodriguez, and Paul Lawrence-future photographers for the Journalism staff. Beware Students of BHS! - - WN q,., ,. ,. . W 5, , 5w:EEp5:5h?5::1' - . AL K' ' k 773' Tfyflll ,ml Q, TQ'v1wfG4'B'A,.v,,Z2Q5i'1f4i'f,.S 7 . QwmEgi:QifgQ,, I . fkj h isiiiiiiiim f- -- W?????5?9f5WfW?Z5f?if4sssx2f5ff Qi Qwjg I A - 'yfwzwmMm,en ' im537:if2.s'4m-ggzffWi mx? we mf Qivgiiiiwsfezsgewfe My V gk ' 3Y4fEfSHfSfgfa?ifm1Q.Wi.f J 5 V w-mv-1,::fs,r:gage51ff . -- -2 pg s.!:2:EI,2iff,-2??SE5sE2?:iiigvsriliiii-asaff ,. :. f Y , ..., ..,, V A Q-Viz. Ti: 3 ..,z: '- 5?f3!f15f4512M?3?iW- N ' fyif gf' 1 6 M : , - ,Q - .kms fa QQQQL Compliments of C. B. Pinkston and Employees of Ffill Backhoes Bullclozers DltCl'lCI'S Compressor T1'UCkS Installations Lease Work School and Badger Boosters Pipeline Construction Phones: 584-2626 86 584-2808 Nights 8: Holidays 584-2692 86 584-3557 P-O- BOX 331 Bishop, Texas 78343 ,n Aura 1 , A eftet f MANNING INSUMN LIULU-.Jolt ,illggllllm-.-f-T or faq INSURANCE - 'N Q lildifk ffk m A f X 0 iiti m a fw m ?i'1 l A A - --' -ff . 2 .. -' fl M40 '- xlN5up4lflE - Fire, Life 'rnzruous LY z-nos Windstorm, Loans ' Inland s Member T.A.I.A. Mg MERCANTILE is 5 Bishop, Texas NATIONAL BANK OF KINQSVILLE sos scum 14-rn smear Kingsville, Texas n. r. onn. 'mmm E. MARTINEZ N T m-N 229 E. Richard 1 X M 1 Kingsville, Texas ' Q- 3 Z 592-2181 A' rf 118 SPORTS Sports play an important part in the extracurricular activities at Bishop High School. Not only do these sports include the coaches and the members of the team, but the whole student body and faculty become involved in participating in pep rallies and attending games. The spirit that is found throughout the school has a way of uniting the students into one body, a student body which is proud of its athletes and their achievements. Athletics require hard work, determination, and most of all, the ability to work well with others. , W K awww HW vi.,-.aaa ,glib 'QNWW K ig?-fsllf' fig' . ,V . ' g ..y!w,X5fV , I uzirzs. K N V . V.,p. ,tx I , . K p. hugs' K , , .N X . 1 Ulf' f-if i V. ' , f W , f W m .,-1,g:r.',1.:.?5fg,:,:.gfg,'5gf.,:gyPE3q,.g'gT3:53a 1.f.:., ,. ,ea -E.-rffzfiiitI.f5'lZ':?.. 5!M3 A, uflfvs .... .. 2 -1-:rf iii 6?1 wi-:vf1 :'F'iw - 'ifafiiw tzvtpgiix-fi - 'nw fmimz- . - - A .f. ' '1 . 'f.'iILE'Ze zas1?'.mif.E .,e'.'Fk12,kj'J ' 2 ' 25- -I Wfmff0wwfffsffw '. w ays' 1.1 V, . W W if ,s2f'?i2'fIf51?5.'Ei'TQS755.7.ifliiiiidiirkfiifeffiftivqxii f?12'5'i5?1i llQ,l5ii!ii5Q L- ifffa afigzgmffizffiri5thisi?255S2i2sEl5Q??za?4rz.inwmil! +9 w e 2? The sports section of the 1968-69 BADGER is dedicated to Mr. Sankie Harlan. As an active citizen of Bishop High School, he participated in sports throughout Mr. Harlan concentrates as he approaches the line. his high school years. He still keeps in excellent shape through the sport of bowling. Mr. Harlan has taken an active part in community life and devoted much time and effort to- wards the improvement of the school and community. He is now serving as secretary of the School Board. Behind every great man-a great woman. Mr. Harlan marks his score for the first frame. 'I u j P f 121 4 Quads, The Kingsville-Bishop area has for 34 years been faithfully served by K. A. Childs Motors. Cars, both new and used, are of the utmost quality and the prices are adjusted to fit any budget. K. A. Childs is also noted for its fine car care and service departments. Buddy', Childs extends a Welcome to all Bishop citizens to come by the showroom and see the new line of FORDS and MERCURYS. P.O. Box 112 418 East Kleberg Telephone LY2-2661 Kingsville, Texas 78363 Left to Right: Alfred Herrerag Buddy Childs, ownerg Bill Macag Henry Grebe, sales managerg Ricky Reynoldsg Alex Larag and Bill Hellen. Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop 'Bishop BADGER SCOREBOARD 1 96 8 0 Refugio 47 5 5 Edcouch-Elsa. 7 6 F alfurias 1 6 7 Gregory-Portland 0 3 5 Tuloso-Mi dway 0 71 West-Oso 0 8 Robstown 7 27 Sinton 0 1 9 Flour Bluff 1 6 6 Aransas Pass O 6 Refugio 28 Play-off for the 14AAA District Championship 123 Top Row: D. Nietenhoefer, T. Odiorne, R. Gilstrap, G. Kubsch, R. Edge, J. Alexander, S. Moerbe, J. Moore, B. Appelt, R. Holloway Second Row: J. Deviney, R. Brittain, G. Thomas, R. Waddell, B. Barnes, S. Binnion, M. Kieschnick, M. Hanke, J. Gil- strap, B. Picquet Bottom Row: J. Jirasek, R. Edge, R. Jones, M. Davis, J. Berkman, R. Wakeland, T. Hohon, M. Morales Undefeatecl South Zone Champs Varsity Football Team Coaches: Top Row: Bill Appelt, Dennis Nietenhoefer, Hub Sherman Bottom Row: Tommy Odiorne, Richard Holloway, and Russell Goodwine Managers-Woody Hodges, Arch Holder, and Tim Estes-kept the Badgers moving by keeping the equipment in fine order. The managers were also res- ponsible for cleaning the locker rooms, repairing equipment, giving sound and whirlpool treatments, repairing shoes and shoulder pads, and sacking the laundry after each game. Having been named undefeated South Zone Champs, the Badger Football Team was presented this trophy at the annual football ban- quet. D. J. Smith was student trainer for the 1968-69 year. He was responsible for taking care of minor injuries in- curred by Badger players. Through his work, D. -I. had a part in the Bad- gers' victorious season. K. -xx .. I johnny Alexander Bill Barnes johnny Berkman End End Guard 2-year Letterman 1-year Letterman 2-year Letterman District '68 District '67-'68 Second String Allstate Varsity Football Scott Binnion Mike Davis Ralph Edge Halfback Tackle End 4-year Letterman 2-year Letterman 2-year Letterman District '66-'68 Second String All-State Roger Edge End 1-year Letterman jimmy Gilstrap Mike Hanke Back Tackle 1-year Letterman 1-year Letterman Varsity Football Richard Jones Back 1-year Letterman Richard rushes to aid Johnny as he struggles to gain needed yardage against the West Oso Bears. ff ,' f .t ,.,, - A . , '9 Mike Kiesclmick Quarterback 2-year Letterman District '69 Varsity Football ,gi at I ,, 923512:-if , N 22145-siizzkngl' f A 'aff' ' :gurl-1-ima?-V Bill Picquet Center Tackle 2-year Letterman District '68 Gerald Kub sch Guard 1-year Letterman Russell Waddell Guard 1-year Letterman X A N ,zz-:fs:'E5,::5..:, , 4. ag ..-. , :-:f..f...5.'.:.:. , x Rick Wakeland Guard 3-year Letterman District '68 aryt L r Richard Brittain Johnny Deviney Back Back 1-year Letterman 1-year Letterman Varsity Football Richard Gilstrap Jim Jiraselc Stanley Moerbe Center Quarterback Encl 1-year Letterman 2-year Letterman 1-year Letterman District '68 rw, W1 . f msilwgtezykfwzv ,,,m,,.,fSsg ' - we ,gf wks 15,4 M y f if 1 ,f Wi!-. f',.- J ' f '- . 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' - w w f f Jerry Moore Tackle 1-year Letterman Varsity Football Baldwin Thomas Mario Morales Tim HOl'10Il Linebacker Tac kle Fllubfwk 2-year Letterman 1-year Letterman 1-year Letterman District '67-'69 B Team Football Back Row: Paul Lawerenceg Micky Woodgjames Neal, Gary Erskineg Rodney Mumford, Ramiro Ramirez, Jimmy Creech Middle Row: Louis Lopezg Al Baethgegjerry Lindsey, Gary Cornettg Hank Landers, Lee Tiller, Frank Herberg Steve Fling, Danny Bull, Henry Hernandez, Coach Richard Holloway Front Row: Noe Morales, Mgr.g Bobby johnson, Frank Lopez, Allen Davisg-lake Pitts, David Tijerinag Robert Capeheartg Randy Moerbegjames Toweryg Victor Ramos Freshmen Football Team Back Row: Coach Hub Sherman, Gene Hensley, Dudley Eaves, Jimmy Whitley,James Wharton, Duke Vaden, Scott Knippa, Jimmy Casper, Walter Landrum, Coach Dennis Nietenhoefer Middle Row: James Lee, Danny Gonzales, Velljohnson, Macky Ward, Marc Kieschnick, David West, Russell Moody, ' Philip Felder Front Row: Glenn Estes,jack Wehrheim, Gordon Hightower, Danny Hernandez, Loren Baethge, Larry Shafer, Ricky Schubert District 14AAA Basketball Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop: 9 Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Sinton 72 West Oso 48 Robstown 35 Flour Bluff 29 Tuloso Midway 44 Gregory-Portland 71 Aransas Pass 33 Sinton 4 5 West Oso 59 Robstown 55 Flour Bluff 48 Tuloso Midway 37 Gregory-Portland 51 Aransas Pass 37 Coach Sherman: I think we've got problems! Coach Goodwine: Why? Coach Sherman: Mike K. just threw a 20 yard pass, and what's worse, Scott caught it and made a touchdown. Varsity Basketball Squad The '69 varsity basketball squad includes: David Tijerino, Larry Aduddell, Ernie Shafer, Bill Picquet, Mike Kieschnick Thomas Gonzales, Lee Elliott, Jerry Moore, Scott Binnion, Ramiro Ramirez, Dale Pate, Jerry Brzozawski, and Victor Ramos. Mike Kieschnick 3 yr. Letterman District '68-'69 Lee Elliott 2 yr. Letterman District '69 ep few fee: CF L L mpegs?n,:s1?'5f-rat7i'g5!5fQ1g?wf, ',aggsvggf 3 ,A tttt , L, it,t ggi iw :tl ikl fi flI'4lw.,fa'ff'zzg,r gm? S - s-v2M:3l1EyE',,s' :ell f-,,??-sv.: .. U. swf 11-gem .,,. ,M P rf H? Kfixxwz ,. V. ..,, f -f . .A-as ,ri,,-.wggw Q ii Q :?r,l 2.fgl ,s :e:,z:'f:5El Qi, si mga J ,if--2f:- Ei e 55 1 , f 4, Z. 3? . 1 f . 'V f',,' 'Mi' 5 my Y 3 553. --sf w J T55 if Qii s 1 N 15 263 H i NW ff m.- J. 7555. 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Letterman B -Team and Freshman Team B-TEAM: Top Row: Claude Herber, jimmy Campbell, Jerry Baker, Lee Tiller Second Row: james Towery, jerry Lindsey, Duke Vaden, Jimmy Creech Third Row: Hub Sherman, Mike Lawrence, Jerry Moore, Micky Wood, Danny Bull FRESHMAN TEAM: First Row: Danny Hernandez, Larry Dodson, Ricky Schubert, Mike Johnson, Larry Shafer, Glenn Estes Second Row: Marc Kieschnick, David West, Charles Holder, Tommy Elliot, Walter Landrum, Ed LaCour, Lauro Gon- zales Third Row: James Wharton, Scott Knippa, Wayne Voight, Ronnie Dow, Mike Brouillette, Scott Daugherty Basketball Action Varsity Track Jim begins to develop a skill in discus throwing. First Row: Jimmy Creech, Jim Jirasek, Noel Lopez, David Tljerina, Victor Ramos Second Row: Richard Gilstrap, Johnny Deviney, Ernest Pruneda, johnny Alexander, Jerry Lindsey, Scott Binnion Freshman Track First Row: Frank Lopez, Jimmy Casper, Macky Ward, james Pierce,Jim Whitley, Duke Vaden Second Row: Juan Herrera, Dudley Eaves, Gordon Hightower, Allan Davis, james Lee, Vell Johnson Third Row: Danny Bull, Steve Fling, James Wharton, Mike Brouillette, Scott Knippa Vell johnson strives to take a place for Bishop. , ' 53 :5-1 . . - sr, f f f 1' . , , . ' F. ,Y see' ' V, '- . . M ,,,, , , ' .1 iz' ' wx- Iss, 1 1-- -Qi? We ev' f - 7 - if.f'ffY,, fv ww e' . www-H. , ze: , .. Jie, :, -Q ff,.- 1 5: - QE5,gWgL f2i.2fW,f 3 . , Y , , ,, ,. . ,, sau: ... f, -, Kp ,, ,, ,- V. , ,,.:- ,E --., an-5,,.f5,1: - , ,, if 1 s . . , fa ,fy 5 .,:, .K th, , , :g1f..fq-,Misa-,,,, li F U H f it e ' , , 4-,',..'-251 , L Cifiyiif , ' 5 fllfvkiiiwif J L ,f if f-,V-'Lk' 'if 7 ' if-: I-5571- --, 7 NV' f f-1 ' V2 - ' .f Q esac- A -11 ' lm 5. ' ---- 1 K ' Q ,, 2' 'gg n fs: Q ', 51:3 ' -f r F ,sf -1: 'sf . . W- f Freshman track provides a back- ground for participation in all sports throughout the high school years. The track team must practice long and hard during the warm spring days. These boys learn en- durance and perserverence, and at the same time build strong bodies and minds. The Freshman Track Team did well this year and placed in every meet in which they partici- pated. A-Team Volleyball First Row: Phyllis Arnold, Mgr., Beth Bradshaw Mgr.g Sherry Loyd, Beverly Collier, Phyllis Scheible, Mary Lee Morgan, Bonnie Moerbe, Mrs. Laughlin, Coach Second Row: joy Wilson, Sharon Wilson, Sharon Hohon,-Iuanda Baker, Kathy Fling B-Team Vol Ieybclll First Row: Phyllis Arnold, Mgr., Connie Sanchez, Carol Lockwoodg Yvonne Dube, Frances Garcia, Jinny Wooclall, Beth Bradshaw, Mgr., Mrs. Laughlin, Coach Second Row: Vivian Mrazek, Jean Bradshaw, Karen Kelley, Debbie White, Cynthia Hughes if Glen W Varsity Mr. Tomm Coach hlttlngton Golf Teams Rlchard GIISURP Golf is coached by Mr. Tommy Odiorne. Jr. Varsity Wayne Voight Gene Hensley James Towery Jr. Varsity jr. Varsity Ir- Varsity Standing Nancy Whitten Qmg-r.j, Lorrell Gibson, Nancy Harlan Cyndee Remmert Nancy Kelly Sr d1V Linda Rein hardt jr d1V J, Mrs. Laughlin fcoachj Kneeling Ocie Gibson QSr. div.Q, Kathy Fling, Jan Petty Jr div Tennis Heralds the Arrival of Spring with the coming of warm and sunny spring days, the tennis team begins to practice. Braving the strong South Texas winds and the hot sun, each member puts in hours of diligent work almost every day. By an intramural tournament, the winners are selected to represent Bishop at the District Meet. ADVERTISEMENTS The annual staff would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the merchants in the advertising section and throughout the annual for their supportg for without their support, publication of THE BADGER would not have been possible. ANDREW'S BARBER SHOP ,f3l'E AZ' C A AND BERKMAN s I LAUNDRY 3, CLEANERS TIRES 8. 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ANTHONY COMPANY KINGSVILLE 8 Foremost in fine LoAN AssoclAnoN Clothes S X 323 Kleberg X f I Phone LY2 2636 phone LY2 6571 X 0 ,U 13 fs I I fy? i i Kingsville, Texas ,J I K K1ngsv1Ile, Texas . f Ill 152 High School and Faculty Index Adair, Craig 40,65,70,71,117 Adair, Vicki 46,60,62,67,72,90 Aduddell, Larry 40,132,133,134,137,142 Aleman, Consuelo 40,63 Aleman,jesus 46 Alexander, Billy 40 Alexander , john 4,24,69,96,104,107,121 , 122,124,127,138 Alexander, Larry 52 Alvarado, Rose Mary 46,67 Alvarez, Arturo 24,63 Alvarez, Olga 40,6O,62,63,70,71 Arnold, Denise 24,60,62,64,65,68,69,71 , 72,95,104 Arnold, Jo Ann 7,52,61,64,67,9O Arnold, Phyllis 23,40,60,63,64,67 ,93,11 7, 140 Arredondo, Amparo 24,63 Arredondo, Lupe 5,40 Mr. Appelt 6,19,11 5,124,130 Austin, Danny 52 Austin, Randy 40 Bade, Linda 46 Baethge, Al 40,131 Baethge, Lorin 52,131 Baethge, Lynette 25,60 Baker, Don 2,52 Baker, Jerry 4,46,67,136 Baker, Juanda 25,66,67,79,86,90,140,141 Baker, Tommy 40,67,90,98,99 Balboa, Carlos 52 Balboa, Felicita 40,63 Balboa,Josie 25,64 Balderas, Albert 52,69 Barnes, Bill 25,825,121 ,124,126 Barnes, Linda 52,93 Barrera, Roel 4,25,69,73,114 Barron, Guadalupe 46 Beall, Jinny 52,64,69,114 Beall, Patricia 25,69,114 Bear, Patsy 40,43,60,67,90,117 Benton, Linda 40,43,60,68,72 Benton, Mike 25,100 Berkman, Johnnie 8,24,25,69,78,80,96,101, 102,104,107,116,121,122, 124,126,129 Berkman, Patti 46,48,56,60,62,68,69 Bertram, Leon 9,11,17,106,117 Binnion, Scott 15,24,26,36,72,78,82,85, 104,119,121,122,124,126, 132,134,135,137,138 Blanscet, Susie . 7,52,67 Bowie, Mary 8,26,63,67,114,116 Bradshaw, Beth 6,40,43,60,68,97,114,140 Bradshaw, Clifton 26,74,96,100 Bradshaw, Jean 52,61,108,14O Brittain, Richard 40,121,122,124,129 Broom, Norman 18,69,91 Brough, Judy 1 5 Brouillette, Mike 52,56,69,72,91,136,139 Brown, Brenda 41,60 Brovsm, Carolyn 8,41,60,68 Bryant, Roger 46 Brzozowski, Jerry 8: Rona 41,132,135-52,61 Buendel, Bill 26,70 Buendel, jerry 41,116 Bull, Danny 46,131,136,139,142 Bustillos, Juan 46,63 Cabello, Carmen 107 Cadriel, Connie 46,63 Cadriel, Diana 26 Cage, Kathy 26,68,106 Campbell, jimmy 4,46,67,96,13 6 Capeheart, Robert 46,101,131 Carmona, Henry 52 Casper,Jimmy 52,115,116,117,131,139 Castillo, Alice 52 , Castillo, Helen 26,63 chapa, Ernest 52 Clayton, John 41 Cobb, Cathy 4,26,45,107,1 Coleman, David 10,106 08,117 Coleman, Margaret 46,60,64,68,6 Collier, Beverly 7,41,43,60,64 117,140 9,88,98 ,68,101, Collier, Michael 19,46,101 ,102 Collins, Jack 52 Contreras, Adolfo 26 Contreras, Marta 52 Cornett, Gary 47,67,131 Mrs. Cook 12 Coughran, Rick 41,112 Creech, Betty Sue 41,60 Creech,-Iimmy 6,52,69,121,131,136, 138 Cruz, Dora Lee 47 Cruz, Lupe 41,69 Culp, Elaine 9,2O,60,96 Curnutte, Nancy 53,61 Curnutte, Steve 53,69,91 Daugherty, Scott 53,56,69,101 Davenport, Billie 6,41 ,69,72 Davenport, Jo Beth 27,69,107,108 Davenport, Joh nny 47 Davis, Allan 46,47,97,102,131,139 Davis, Cookie 53,67,73 Davis, David 4,27,67,69,72,91,108 Davis, Frankie 53 Davis, Mike 39,72,121,124,126,128 Deanda, Richard 41 Deanda, Rosa 53 De Leon, Arnold 41,67,90,114 Delgado , Julio 53,67 Delgado, Santos 27,107,108 DeLion, Diana 47 Denkeler, Mike 27,63,100,107,108 De nkeler, Pat 27,86 Deviney, Johnny 41,94,121,124,129,13s Dobie, Carol 41,68,69,91 Dodson, Larry 53,100,101,136 Doedyns, Joanna 24,27,62,68,104,106 Dominquez, Joe 53,63 Donalson, Dawn 53,57,61,69,117 Dorough, Frances 27,68,1O0 Dow, Ronnie 53,57,100,136 Dreyer, Stanley 53 Dube, Yvonne 53,61,67,72,95,140 Dudley, Dick 53 Duniver, Dee Dee 28,60,62,67 Duniver, Pam 53,61,67,114 Eaves, Dudley 15,53,131,139 Edge, Ralph 28,36,67,121,124,126, 129 Edge, Rodger 2s,69,1o7,124,127 Edwards, Jill 41,60,116 Elliott, Lee 28,88,89,132,133,134, 135,137 Elliott, Tom 53,116,136 Ellison, Dale 41 Erskine, Gary 47,102,131 Esparaza, Alicia 41,69,73 Espaxza, Teresa 58,63,69 Espinosa, Celia 9,13,63 Estes, Glen 53,131,136 Estes, Tim 28,100,104,125 Evans, Kathy 47,59,69,91 Felder, Dan 8,41 F elder, Lynette 53,61 Felder, Philip 53,131 Felder, Royce 28,65,71,100,101 107 Felder, Ted 41,101 Figueroa, Diana 47 Figueroa, Yolanda 53,61 Fling, Danny 41,83 Fling, Kathy 52,53,61,140,144 Fling, Steve 47,131,139 Fritz, Kathy 23,53,61 Fuchs, David 41,67,73 Garcia, Albert 47 Garcia, Alice 28,114 Garcia, Carmen 4,41 Garcia, Delia 29 Garcia, Francis 53,67,114,140 Garcia, Jacinto 29 Garcia, jeffrey 53 Garcia, Juanita 47 Garcia, Noel 54 Garcia, Oscar 41 Garcia, Pablo 4,41,67 Garcia, Richard 47 Garcia, Rolando 42 Garcia, Ruben 42 Garrett, Harriet 13,65,70 Garrett, Leola 20,62 Garrett, Lewis 47 Gary, Maurine 42,67,115 Garza, Abel 29,63 Garza, Frank 42 Garza, Leandro 54 Garza, Oscar 29,107 Gerdes, Bobbie 29,60,69,107 Gerdes, Linda 54,6l,67 Gerdes, Mildred 11 Gibson, Icie 42,43,6o,6s,69,91,117 Gibson, Joleen 47,59,6O,62,68,73 Gibson, Lorrell 29 ,59 ,60 ,65 ,68 ,70,72,77 , 85,87,104,108,119,144 Gibson, Ocie 23,42,43,60,68,69,91, 144 Gilstrap, Ann 47,49,6O,68,87 Gilstrap, jimmy 29,108,124,127 Gilstrap, Richard 42,72,121,122,124,127, 129,138,143 Goericke, Diann 54,57,61 Goodwine, Russell 14,73,132,137 Gomez, Guadalupe . 54 Gomez, Mary Helen 30 Gomez, Norma 54 Gomez, Roy 47 Gomez, Terry 54 Gonzalez, Antonio 42 Gonzalez, Aracelia 42,63 Gonzalez, Danny 54,1 15,1 31 Gonzalez, Henry 42 Gonzalez, Juanita 42 Gonzalez, Lauro 54,1 36 Gonzales, Mike 30,63 Gonzales, Pedro 54 Gonzales, Thomas 47,132,1 34,135,137 Gonzales, Rafaela '42 Gonzalez, Don 54,69,73 Gonzalez, Ophelia 47 Gonzalez, Phyllis 54,61 Gonzalez, Rosa 54 Gonzalez, Sylvia 54,61 Gonzalez, Velma 54,61 Gorbet, John 17 Graham, Linda 13,65 Graves, Libby 23,47,61,62,67,69, 90,9 1 Grebe, Donald 42,67 Guajardo, Hector 42 Guajardo, Ignacio 54 Guajardo, Olga 30,63 Guess, Lawerence 19,102 G unter, Audrey 54,117 Gunter, Bill 30,69 ,72,91 ,108,116 Gutierrez, Gilbert 47 Gutierrez, Manuel 47 Gutierrez, Oscar 47 Hagood, Wanda 42 Hagood, Karian 9,54,61 ,64,69 Hale, Ricky 30 Hanke, Ginger 23,47,60,62,67 Hanke, Mike 3O,121,124,127 Harlan, Ann 54,61 ,62,87,95 Harlan, Carol 47,51,60,62,68,69,96 Harlan, Nancy 7,23,40,42,43,62,68, 87,92,94,115,144 Hensley, Gene 54-,67,73,131,143 Herber, Claude 47,1 31 ,136 Hernandez, Adolf 42 Hernandez, Danny 54,131,136 Hernandez, Dominga 42 Hernandez, Domingo 54,63,67 Hernandez, Esther 48 Hernandez, Flora 48,63 Hernandez, Henry 48,131 Hernandez, john , 30 Hernandez, Jose 54 Hernandez, Simon 30,67 Hernandez, Sylvia 42 Hernandez, Teresa 42 Hernandez, Yolanda 48 Herne, Joanne 48,60,67 Herrera, Juan 54,72,139 Herrera, Rachel 31 ,108 Herrera, Yolanda 48,60 Hickman, Bobby 31 Hightower, Gordon 54,131,139 I-Iinojosa, Oscar 48 Hodges, John 42,125 Hohon, Edna 31 ,60,64,65,68,71 ,72, 77,78,82,83,86,88,92, 96,104 Hohon, Sharon 42,60,61,64,65,68,72, 87,88,114,116,140,141 Hohon, Tim 4,23,46,48,67,72,93, 121,124,130 Holder, Arch 48,100,l01,125 Holder, Charles 55,136 Hollingsworth, Laurita 21,6O,96,97 Hudson, Kathy 48,60,67,9O Hudson, Myers 18 Hudspeth, Joy 55,61,76,95 Hughes, Cynthia 55,61,62,95,14O Ibanez, Maria 31 Isenberg, Terry 12 Jackson, Andy 55 Jackson, James 48,67 Jackson, Laura 31,60,62,67 Jennings, Debbie 3l,36,60,68,76 Jimenez, Elodia 8,67,114 Jimenez, Janie 42,48,60 Jimenez, Rosemary 55,61 Jirasek, Jim 4,42,92,l22,128,129, 138 Johnson, Beverly 42,43,69 Johnson, Bobby 55,131 Johnson, Macky 55,62,63,67 Johnson, Mike 55,115,1l7,136 Johnson, Suzanne 43g62,,66,67,97 Johnson, Teresa 48 ' Johnson, Vell 52,55,67,72,73,131,139 Jones, Eris 11 Jones, Richard 96,121,124,127 Jungrnan, Nancy ' 8,23,43,60,67,73,90 Kelley, Barbara 5,9,20 Kelley, Judi 48,60,68,69,87 Kelley, Karen 43,48,60,69,14O Kelly, Bill 4,48,67 Kelly,Janie 7,43,60,62,66,67 Kelly, Nancy 43,63,72,1l4,144 Kempfhenkel, Sharon ' 55,61 Kiesclmick, Carol 31,68,69,91 Kieschnick, Elmo 55,100,101 Kieschnick, Marc 55,69,95,131,136 Kieschnick, Mike 31 ,70,81,96,104,119,121, 124,128,132,133,134,135, 137 King, Del Rhea 23,55,57,61,64,67,73 Kinsey, Glen 55 Kious, Mary Jane 8,43,60,62,66,67,73,117 Knippa, Connie 32,6O,62,77,1O0 Knippa, Scott 55,131,136,139 Kubsch, Brenda 55,61 Kubsch, Delmer 55,67 Kubsch, Gerald l9,32,101,12l,124,128, 130 La Cour, Ed 55,136 La Cour, Mary Grace 32,60,68,116 Laechelin, Judy 32,67 Landers, Hank 48,67,73,131 Landrum, Walter 15,55,69,116,131,136 Laughlin, Peggy 18,68,97,144,146 Lawerence, Mike 46,48,136 Lawerence, Paul 43,116,131 Lecompte, James 48 Lee, James l5,55,131,l39 Lee, Marsha 48,68,69,72,84 Lindsey, Jerry 55,131,136 Lindsey, Jo Ann 48,59,60,63,68,69 Lindsey, Charles 14 Lindsey, Nelrose 11 Limas, Alice 55,61 Limas, Narcy 55,60 Lira, Mary Lou 49,60,63,68,117 Lockwood, Carol 49,6O,62,67,14O,141 Longone, Donald 55,63,69 Longone, Robert 49,63 Longoria, Alice 55 Longoria, Mary 49 Longoria, Oralia 56 Lopez, Gilbert 56 Lopez, Frank 49,67,131,139 Lopez,Jose 56 Lopez, Juanita 43 Lopez, Luis 56,131 Lopez, Noel 43,138 Lopez, Rosalinda 56 Loyd, Sherry 32,6O,67,14O,141 Lugaresi, Gerald 56 Manning, Carl 1 1 ,32 Manning, Lucille 9 ,17 ,7 2 Mayo, Rosemary 56 McCollough, janet 56,61 McDonald, Connie 5 6,60 McElroy, Susan 49 McFerron, Cindy 49,6O,69 McMillan, Stanley 19 ,100,102 McNair, David 33,63,98,11 5 McNair, Donald 5 6 Mechell, Daniel 49 Michalk, Kathy 4O,43,45,49,62 Milan, Delice 4 3,60,68 Miller, Andranette 56,61,69 Miller, David 33,100,101,102 ,104, 106,107 Miller, W. Z., jr. 10 Moerbe, Bonnie 23,24,33,40,60,65,68, 71,72,74,80,82,87,l08 116,141 Moerbe, Lindell 49,63 Moerbe, Marcella 49,68 Moerbe, Mike 43 Moerbe, Randy 49,101,102,131 Moerbe, Stanley 40,43,72,79,88,89,102, 117,121,122,124,129 Montoya, Joh nny 56 Morales, Mario 49,124,130 Morales, Nelda 516,611 ,76 1 Morales, Noe 49,131 Morales, Tony 56,67,72 Moody, Russell 56,131 Moore, Cynthia 49,6O,68,97 Moore, jerry 43,94,99,121,122,124, 13O,132,134,136 Moore, Martha 23,43,49,68,76,114 Morgan, Mary Lee 43,59,6O,65,68,70,72, 87,114,115,140 Morgan, Queene 16,64,140 Morgenroth, Gayle 4,46,59,60,62,68,96 Mrazek, Vivian 49,140 Mueck, Gail 23,43,45,60,67,96,115 Mueck, Tommy 33,69,91 Mumford, Helen 49,60,62,96,97 Mumford, Richard 33,70 Mumford, Rodney 49,131 Munoz, Mariano 49 Munoz, Mario 56 Myers, Judy 43,48,61,68,69 Myers, Bonnie 33,6O,62,68,69,72,77, 96,108 Nance, Betty 49,60,95,96,97 Nance, James 4,43 Navarro, Mary 56 Neal, james 131 Nelson, R. G. 11 Newell, Russell 50 Nietenhoefer, Dennis ' 16,124,131 Nix, Roy 43,67 Nixon, Debbie 56,60,69 Odiorne, Tommy 9,15,124,142,143 O'Connell, Kathy 34,36,6O,62,68,76 O'Connell, Colleen 50,51 ,6O,63,68,87 Ortega, Albert 56 Ortega, Daniel 56 Ortega, Joe 57 Ortiz, Noe 57 Ovalle, Consuelo 50,63 Ovalle, Esperanza 57 Ovalle , Juan 57 Ovalle, Trinidad 34 Palacios, Librado 50 Palacios, Oscar 44 Palmer, Angela 50,68 Palmer, John 57 Palmer, Marian 44 Park er, Jackie 1 2 ,99 Paschal, Aine 34,59 ,68,71 ,83 Pate, Dale 4,43,44,132,134,135 Patrick, Margaret 44,68,100,114 Paree, Eugene 44,114 Paul, Olga 1,12 Paulk, Martha 34,62,67,88 Pearson, David 50,63,101,102 Peel, Shirley 34 Perez, Edward 57 Petty, Bonnie 34,62,65,68,7O,72 88 89 104,108,115 Petty, Jan 57,59,61,144 Pfluger, Arthur 7,34 Pfluger, Linda 44,64,100 Picquet, Bill 24,34,8 2,88,108 ,1 24,1 28, 132,133,134,135,137 Pierce, James 52,5-7,69,72,73,139 Pinson, Rex 15 Pitts, Jake 50,131 Pizana, Oscar 57 Pizana, Susie 35,75,92 Pohlmeyer, Judy 35,88 Prinz, Pam 50,68,69 Pruneda, Diana 50 Pruneda, Ernest 44,138 Schroeder, Shirley Pruneda, Manuel 57 Puente, Mary Lou 8,35,67,108 Puente, Xavier 44 ,63 Rabbach 4 5,63 ,67 , Louise Ramirez, Connie 50 Ramierz, Gloria 5 ,44 Ramirez, Ramiro 45,67, 131,1 32,134,135,137 Ramirez, Rosario . 73,101,114,116, 57,61 Ramirez, Janie 44 Ramos, Herminia 57 Ramos, Victor 50,131,132,133,138 Reinhardt, James 50 Reinhardt, Linda 57,61,115,144 Reitter, Dennis 57,69 Remmert, Cyndee 35 ,59 ,6O,62 ,68 ,69 ,72 ,77, 81,83,91,108,144 Resendez, Juan 50 Revilla, Roel 50 Reyes, Lupe 35,69,72,91 Reyes, Janie 8,44,6O,67,90,117 Reyes, Joe 57 Reyna, Palmira 39,107 Richter, David 50,73 Richter, Garry 35 Richter, Patsy 35,60,68 Richter, Linda 35,49,60,65,70,71,77,88 Robinson, Randy 108 Robinson, Rhonda 43,44 Robinson, Rick 57,69 Rodriguez, Arnulfo 50 Rodriguez, Benny 50 Rodriguez, Cresencia 50 Rodriguez, Edna 50,6O,68,72,93,114 Rodriguez, Fidel 8,36,65,67,72,78,82,92, 104,105,106,114 Rodriguez, Juanita 44 Rodriguez, Oscar 36,57 Rodriguez, Steven 44,101 ,1 16 Rodriguez, Tomas 50 Rodriquez, Oscar Rogers, Mayther 14 Romero, Anna Marie 50 Romero, Estella 36 Romero, Humberto 57 Salazar, Abel 36 Salazar, Dina 37,63 Salazar, Susan 57,61,72 Salinas, Elva 44 ,69 Salinas, Emilia 57,63 Salinas, Octavio 7,75,101,104 Salinas, Willie 4,58 Saltonstall, Sammette 50 Sanchez, Connie 50,60,67,72,140,141 Sanchez, David 23,44,63,65,67,72 Sanchez, Esmeralda 4,5O,60 Sanchez, Josie 58 ' Sanchez, Terry 44,6O,116,168 Sandoval, Robert 51 Sandoval, Sixto 37,67,107 Sarmiento, Lydia 37,63 Scheible, Phyllis 7,43,60,61,64,68,117 140 Schlomach, Jim 37,63,95,97 Schooley, Charles 18,65,100,102 Schroeder, Judy 51,59,60,68,69,76 Schroeder, Nancy 37,60,68,69 ,77 ,104,107 37 Schubert, Bruce 37 Schubert, Marvin 37,59,69,70,116 Schubert, Ricky 58,69,95,131,135 Schweers, Michael 58,62 Scott, Deborah 58 Shafer, Ernie 44,132,133,135,137 Shafer, Larry 38,101,131,136 Sherman, Hub 15,131,132,136 Shipley, jan 44,62,66,67,69,9'7,117 Sho ckley, Thomas 15,56 Slough, Andrea 67 Smith, Allan 8,44 Smith, Donald Joe 6,44,125,142 Smith, Sheril 36,38,60,84,88,108 Smith, Susie 57,58,61 Solis, Jessie 44 Soliz, Anna 61 ,68 Soliz,Juan Southard, Sharon 38 Strahan, Cheryl 58,6'7,73 Strahan, Karen 38,68 Strahan, Kenneth 51,63 Strahan, Laurie 44,67,73,114 Strickland, Belinda 4,51,59,6O,63,69 Sustaita, Ralph 44,63,102 Sustaita, Juan 58 Tabb, Connie 45,68,69,94 Tabb, John 58,63,69,91,116 Tamez, Delores 59 Tamez, Maria 45 Tanton, Bertha 58 Theis, Tommy 51 Theiss, Gary 45,88,l00,101,102 Thiele, Dwain 45,79,88,89,117 Thomas, Granville 45,115,124,130 Thomas, Helen 45 Thomas, Nancy 45,68,69 Thomas, Steve 51 ,64,67 ,97 ,98,99 ,102, 115 Tijerina, David 45,67,114,131,132,134, 138 Tiierina, Esther 58,61,115 Tiller, Lee 51,97,131,138 Tilley, Gwen 20 Towery, james 46,51,131,136,143 Trujilla, Oscar 58 True, Dan 45,72,82,115 Turnbull, Mary 5,9 Urban, Debbie 51 Vaden, Duke 58,131,135,139 Van Meter, Louise 16,64 Vela, Clemente 58 Villarreal, Irene 58,61,67,116 Villarreal, Janie 38,63,108 Voight, Linda 38,63,67,90,108 Voight, Wayne 58,69,136,143 Waddell, Russell 38,70,104,121,122,124,128 Wakeland, Rick 7,38,71,104,108,121 ,124, 128 Wallace, Jerry 58 Ward, Mackey 58,95,131,139 Wehrheim, Jack 58,131,136 West, David 58,131,136 West, Fay 38,68 Wharton, james 58,95,131,136,139 Wheeler, janet 5l,67,90 Whitaker, Mark 5,45,79,88,89,99,117 White, Debbie 45,6O,64,68,87,140 white, LaNell 39,60,67 White, Mary 39,60 White, Patsy 52,57,58,61,84 Whitley, Donna 8,43,45,6O,62,66,67,72,73, 77 Whitley, Jimmy 58,93,131,139 Whitten, Nancy 43,45,60,62,68,117,144 Whittington, Glen 39,108,142 Wilbern, Dennis 45,63,67,114 Williams, Chris 45,64,94,99 Williams, David 4,6,51,63,101 Wilson,Joy 58,61,69,140 Wilson, Sharon 43,45,60,68,69,91,116,117 140,141 Winkler, Elizabeth- 45 Wolter, Bob 58 Wolter, Jeanie 39,59,62,65,68,70,72 Wood, Lois 11 Wood, Micky 51,131,135,136 Woodall, Claude 51,131,135,136 Woodall, James 39 Woodall, jenny 51,140,141 Worley, Deborah 58 Zentz, jim 39,101,102 TO ALL, BOTH PAST AND PRESENT, WHO HAVE MADE THE COMPILATION OF THIS VOLUME A PLEASANT DUTY, OUR SINCERE AND HUMBLE THANKS. Royce Felder Bonnie Moerbe, assistant editor, and Edna Hohon, editor, try desperately to plan a layout while Carl Manning, their favorite pest, looks on! PV ,. W 4-Q.- 'vM Bonnie Moerbe, assistant editor, types on an annual layout. .M t,,s Wi THE BADGER staff would like to take this opportunity to give a special thank you to all those who helped in making this production possible. Many long hours of hard work have gone into this yearbook, and without the help of many of the faculty and students it would not have been possible. A big thanks goes out ot Mr. Charles Schooley and to Royce Felder for their untiring effort in the photography department. We also want to extend a special thanks to Mrs. Harriet Garrett, without whose help we could never have put out the annual. We would like to extend our deepest appreciation to the Bishop and Kingsville merchants, who sup- plied a large amount of the capital for the production of THE BAD- GER. We invite you to shop with our advertisers. 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