Gonzales High School - Lexington Yearbook (Gonzales, TX)

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Following Bad Company was the second group to form. In- spired by a chemistry teacher, the five girls call themselves The Wild Bunch. They are Sandra Scholton, Berny Ste- finsky, Carolyn Havel, Lynna Lockstedt, and Charlene Cockroft. These girls like to share dreams, similar exper- iences, future plans and the goals they look forward to in life. Having fun Is the main purpose of their clique. Enter- tainment includes dancing, eating out and riding around together. Charlene Cockroft commented, In friendship we find nothing false; everything is straight forward, and springs from the heart. All in all, these girls feel that by having their clique life is more enjoyable. Other groups formed mainly because they felt their group friendships were worth being identified. And so the Gonzales High School campus has four more cliques which attract the attention of fellow students and teachers alike. They are: Brown Sugar, consisting of Josie Rameriz, Linda Camarillo, Sally Molina, Rose Garcia, Florence Rivera, Diane Leal, and Sarah Espinosa; Kiss Destroyers including Merilyn Sam- ple, Janelle Christian, Cheryl DuBose, and Terri Schom- burg; Black Foxes made up of Darlene Smith, Albertha Har- rison, Lillian Dennis, Casandra Clack, Elizabeth Satter- white, Connie Harrison, Sandra Kylandez, and Linda Garner and finally Rocky Horrow which includes Nini Hull, LaFern Motal, Debra Petras, Rosie Roegner, Cindy Peterek, Jessica Wilkerson, and Emily Hardt. A friend is a rare book, of which but one copy is made. f ob al2 Five other cliques that define themselves with T-Shirts are from top to bottom: Rocky Hor- ror- Emily Hardt, Nini Hull, LaFern Motal, Roxanna Brom, Rosie Roegner, Debra Petras, Cindy Peterek; Kiss Destroyers- Teri Schomberg, Cheryl DuBose, Janelle Christian, Merilyn Sample; The Wild Bunch- Lynna Lockstedt, Charlene Cockroft, Sandy Scholton, Carolyn Havel, Perny Stefinsky; Black Foxes- Darlene Smith, Albertha Harrison, Elizabeth Satterwhite, Casandra Clack, Lillian Dennis, Sandra Kylandes, Connie Harrison; Brown Sugar- Sara Espinosa, Diane Leal, Florence Rivera, Rose Garcia, Linda Camarillo, Josie Rameriz, Sally Molina. Student Life 17

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Cliques Identified By T-shirts Friendships everywhere, not merely friendships among two people, but friendships among small groups, can be expressed by the following poem: Life is sweet because of friends we have made, And the things which in common we share. We want to live on, not because of ourselves. But because of the people who care. It ' s in giving, and doing, for somebody else. On all that life ' s splendor depends. And the joys of this life, when you ' ve summed it all up. And found in the making of friends. Symbolizing the unified friendships cf our times and en- hancing the friendships of certain Gonzales High School stu- dents is the belonging to a particular clique established by the students themselves. Some of these cliques are identified to the student body by the wearing of T-shirts with the title of the group on fron. and the member ' s given name or nickname on the back. Forming in 1975 was the first group to have T-shirts called Bad Company. This clique consists of four girls, Sheila Fehner, Lee Nagel, Bar bara Boysen and Betty Kapavik who have been friends since the first grade. Since their closeness was known to the student body as a foursome, the girls de- cided to identify themselves as a group, and Bad Company seemed to be a good name because the girls have exuberant personalities, but most of all are always full of wit. One- fourth of Bad Company, Barbara Boysen stated, Being able to confide and trust in one another and knowing there is al- ways someone to talk to is a great asset to our friendship. One for all and all for one. MF A. Bad Company is known for being together in the yellow truck. There they are shown kidding around with each other. B. Members of Bad Company, the first group to identify with T- Shirts, are from left to right: Betty Kapavik, Sheila Fehner, Barbara Boysen, and Lee Nagel. C. Another group to be identified by T-shirts was the Wild Bunch. They enjoy eating lunch together as well as riding around with the top down. They are from left to right: Berny Stefinsky, Sandy Scholton, Charii Cockcroft, Carolyn Ha- venl and Lynna Lockstedt. .= 16 Student Life

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18 Personality