Gonzales High School - Lexington Yearbook (Gonzales, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1981 volume:

Dedication The editors and staff take great pride in dedicating the 1981 Lexington to a master teacher, civic leader, and a dear friend, Jesse A. Smith. Pix I.D. Opposite page: Everyone of us know of the little someone closest to his heart, his granddaughter, Casan- dra. We have also heard about his friendly turtle who has visited him each year for 15 years. Top: This is a picture from his earliest years of teaching. The most common site of Mr. Smith is in the midst of his students. Jesse Smith is one of the greatest men we shall ever know. We have felt his greatness in his love for us and we have seen it demon- strated in his love of Sod, his fellow man and his Country. As a master teacher, Mr. Smith has made every day a day of learning with an empha- sis on individual discovery. Without leaving the classroom he has woven the chemistry and physics of our very existence into the tapestry of our lives. He always has a warm greeting for us, and an optimistic forecast on the day. His educational degrees and certificates fill the pages of more than one book. His credentials were awarded at colleges and universities from coast to coast. Educators from all across the South have sought his counsel and many have tried to entice him to their districts. Possibly no other man in our community has been as lauded as Jesse Smith. Every major organization in Gonzales has been touched by his intellect and interest. What more can one be to a community than Man of the Year. He is head of the Science Department and holds, among others, the distinction of holding a perfect attendance record in the Gonzales Independent School District of 3! years. We want him to know that he is held in the greatest esteem with the deepest affec- tion. The magnificent play, Camelot, closes with Arthur saying . . . we are less than a drop in the great blue motion of the sunlit sea. But some of the drops do sparkle, they really do sparkle. Jesse Smith does sparkle and did, indeed, add that special sparkle to our sunlit years . . . sparkle that will never dim. CH ' i- arts. ij££LX±. ho on tneiz wau Jjui ins. msmozUi ixrz qainsx iPut a s-kine. on sxiah. nswr day! crj-i. aaxxrninq joilowi. aaxkne,i.±, So aomfozt foLLowa fiain. cTtna uxLtn me, new aay ' i. dawning We J iuE. OWL LvEi. aqaLnl Student Life 5 Come and Take it — 1980 Despite the rain and dreary weather, the annual Confie and Take It celebra- tion was a success. It all got under way Friday night at the Homecoming game where Lisa Brown was crowned queen and the Gonzales Apaches stomped the Antonian Apaches 55-0. Saturday ' s festivities began with a parade and contin ued throughout the day with the food booths, kiddie rides, a chicken flying con test, an arts and crafts show and a mechanical bull that was a new addition this year. The celebration ended Saturday with family night. a. JImbo Lamprecht rides the mechanical bull sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi. b. Terri Fox, Carl Hel- ler, and Jessica Malatek stop for a quick pose for the photographer, c. The Homecoming float won 1st place this year in the parade, d. Brenda Baker and Rhonda Avant bring back fond memories as they ride the kiddie rides, opposite page — a. Dorothy Pekar watches Donna DuBose show her skill in blowing on a horn. b. Joseph Matejcek won 1st place in the Chicken Flying Contest as his chicken flew 202 feet. c. Donnie Grauke looks like he was ready for a big weekend, d. Cathy Shuler advertises just how good the Drill Teams ' corn-on-the-cob was. 1 iHi if U U a_-«1 E n ■rpp; % ! E JT|b« ILii?AJ: 5wrf j m UffSf ir%.j j B F) y m E n iLm H B . - - ■ ■ ' ■ ' ■ ' - j HHHI j 6 Student Life a. William Ince will do anything to get in a picture, b. Terry Sparks dennonstrates that boys aren ' t the only ones who can ride the bull. c. Calvin Mayberry, Bobby White and Cleve- land Webb check out the Come and Take It activities, d. J. Lynn Barnick and Justin Johnson seem to have had their share of the weekend, e. Danny Vana contributes to Come and Take It by helping the St. James Youth Club sell bar-b-que on buns. 8 Student Life Keep That Spirit Up! a. Chris+i CoonoY, Mandy Bundlck, and Rhonda Mercer really do try to lift up the Apache Spirit, b. J. R. finds Apache spirit fascinating, c. Apache spirit must have been high for Robert Remschel was already at the top of the ladder at I 1 :35. d. Roy Lott and Oscar Grant watch attentively as Bessie gives the next cheer to be performed. Student Life 9 Everlasting Spirit ' ? ' ' ' j ' -l %- a .. ii«  Aiy -- HI a. Darryl Bennett shows off his Apache War d towel at the pep rally, b. As the Apaches explode through the sign the spirited fans burst Into an uproar, c. Each pep rally is closed with the traditional spirit train, d. Bessie Fryer is caught in action as she recites her weekly words of wisdom. e. Commie Hisey is the 1980-81 Apache mascot. 10 S+uden+Life 3 . a. Support for the Apaches is I all times, b. We could not have a rally without the Apache band. c. Smith speaks for the Apaches, d. Apache mascot assists the cheerle with new stunts, e. Daniel Alma wins 1st prize In the car decorating test. f. The senior football players. pep G. The ders guer Student Life I I Looking Back 12 Student Life AttheBO ' s opposite page — a. The 50 ' s deys didn ' t liter practice time as the Apache Flames get in a last workout, b. Is this P.D.A. Mr. Glass? c. Lynnette Stefinsky and Den- ise Kocian swing into the 50 ' s. d. To the Apache Band members early morning moans practice time. e. Mrs. Cynthia Crozier, senior English teacher, participated in the 50 ' s days. a. Every fall Friday morning begins with a pre-pep rally, b. Aren ' t these some tough looking chics? c. Could these really be the stars of the 80 ' $? d. These bubbly lovelies thoroughly enjoyed partici- pating in the 50 ' s dress-up day. e. That greased-down leather look, never looked better. Student Life 13 1 n 1 1 a. Gonzales at dawn. b. Caught you, Mi the Mr. Annerica contest? . The super 700! d. Is Jos Hastings trying out for opposite page — a. Practice makes perfect, b. My editors did what??? c. After a hectic day of work the school gets a little rest. d. Lisa Brown shines after she is crowned queen of homecoming. 14 Student Life 15 There ' s One in Every Crowd! %.%w a4f. Wendy Montgomery Brian Kuntschik compare whose tongue is the prettiest, b. The one and only Larry Lowe, c. Lori Hajovslty really outdoes herself in this picture, d. Some members of the foot- ball team display their spirit by doing some hand motions, e. When Shari Gibson speaks, the Flames listen, g. The photogra- pher finally caught Tammy at her best. h. That ' s a no no Mr. Glass, i. Is Claire Lenti trying to tell us something? 1 6 Student Life Lunch+ime at Gonzales High School is approximately for+y- minu+es short. Six-hundred and ninety-seven students spent this free time doing many different activities. But no matter what kind of activity they engage in they always seem to find time to eat. The options the students have include the choices of eating at home and watching the ever popular noontime soap opera, All My Children, grabbing a quick bite to eat at the many fast food places, going to Toni ' s for some scrumptuous bar-b-que, or feasting at the popular snack bar right here at G.H.S. Some prefer the 3-course meals over the 2-course meals. Others would rather soak up the noontime sun. These students can be found pitching washers, playing football, visiting on the benches or sitting out in the parking lot. But no matter how the students spend their forty-minutes, school always seem to be the last thing on their minds, a. Kenny Noack and Gary Behring enjoy Toni ' s bar-b-que. b. Brian Schauer and Paul Lentz show their skill in throwing washers, c. Sammie Idlett seenns to find the school ' s food very tasty, d. Chris Keeler takes his break in the school ' s stu- dent center, e. Donna Fink relaxes at her home while watching her noontime soap opera. Student Life 1 7 18 Who ' s Who Among American School Students Sharon Boysen Jeanette Burger Christ! Ehrig  . M m Steve DeLeon | H HI I Robert Bessie Fryer Greg Malatek ' .t. Glenn Menking Tannmy Matejcek Gay Schieberle 21 Board of Trustees Gonzales Independent School District Myra McCavi++, Secretary; Carol Wiley, Secretary; Connie Camarillo, Migrant Aide; Je oack, Secretary; Mildred Baker, Secretary; Gloria Grantham, Secretary; Margaret Zella, jcretary; Pauline Espinosa, Clerk Community Aide; Odelle Hamilton, Business Manager. Dir. of Special Education Barnica Somnrariatt 22 Gonzales High School Gonzales High School Administration Superintendent Fred A. Havel Jr. Assistant Principal Bill Glass Principal Thomas E. Burrows 23 Coach Borrer attempts to boost the spirit ot the student body as he Don ' t worry Mr. Smith. You ' re not getting older, you ' re getting better. speaks at one of the Apache pep rallies. Judy Autry,Pr...Voc., Rim. R..din, gttm Jj Mi Wirf.n Btktr, Am. SovK, Am HMor, ™ ' WTS 8 J.rry Bivini, WoHd Gto., P.E., Cojch Koyo Blunddl, Plan A Sharifi Bohm, Lilin i English Jamti Borrsr, Am. History, W. History, Coach Alma Brasfiald, Aida, Library Diana Brauna, Aida, Sp. Ed. Izora Brothars, Homamaking I, Pra-Emp. Nail Campball, Band Choir Erwin Ckodra, H.C.Ath. Dir.P.E. Pam Cola, English II 1 III Cynthia Croiiar, English IV John Davis, Worid Gao. i Am. Govt. Patsy Davis, P.E. John Floyd, Vo.-Ag, 1,11,111— Co-op. Ag. Gordon Franian, Phy. Sci.H. Ed.Coach Mary Friadrich, Custodian Clara Ffyar, Plan A Rasourca Norwood Gottwald, Vocational Diractor Carolyn Harrall, Sac. Tr. A Typing 4 ' ' ■ iM 24 6HS Custodians: (L-R) Cecil Johnson, OHo Hill, Carroll Erskin and Joe Polk. liii T ' ' 3 •IT .- 1 ♦i W i :i; ' -l Really? When? Who fold you? Ann« Havtl, Hamamikir 9 1 1 1 KMiwHiHtdrick, Vo.Ag.lt II Fnnk Hindi. Biology jMn Hindi, Journ«lisfn Eng. I Ocvid Huunann, H. Ed., Cocch Gr«y Jurott, Auto Mtchinict Tharmon Karloi, Dirt. Ed. 6ir fiyKaHo ,Vii.Aidi Coord. Mary Knight, Library Collaan Marak. Typing 1 1 R3M II Yvonna Marrou, Plan A Raiourca Mary Marking, Homamaking— HECEl HtFL Arva Nail Naadham, Homamaking I II Nail Nalion, Band Diractor KallarOglaiby, Radiol TV m Claranca Opiala, Building Tradai Claudia Parkar, Spoach, Eng. II t Drama Marilyn Parilay, Saomatry Shiriay Pirkia, In. Alg. II— POM I lr«ia Polauk, Aida— Voc. Building 25 Victor Saliur, Ptiy. Sci nc«, CMch ( roSaldan ,S|Mnilhl ll uptSaldana.Alg.l.lrrt.Alfl.l, Trifl. J«M Smith, Ch m. 1 Phyiici Linda VdUntlM, Ruding, Migrant Linda Z v dll.Engll h III The 1980-81 Bus Driven are: (L-R) Richard Whitaker, Brice Streety, Letter Henry, Thomai Irle; second row: Malcolm Reaves, Farris Bateman, Melvin Voight, Edwin Floyd, Davis Moore, Max Tieken, Melvin Simmons, Nesby Cochran, Bryan Polk; third row: Kinnard Cray, Sim Richter, Walter Johnson, Alto Mayberry, Rudy Herrera, and Kenneth Malatek. 9m . 1 ■ - The 1980-81 Cafeteria Workers: (L-R) Sylvia Rothrock, Mary Ella Gibson, Susie Canales, Mary Finch, Linda Richter, Olga Schumann, Madeline Cuvelier, and Bernice Helderson. 26 Our Far Out Faculty n the 50 ' s a. Mrj. Davii, Playmate of tli« yaar? b. The students really got a kick out of Mrs. Vollentlne ' s jacket, c. Mrs. Cole ' s Mickey Mouse sunglasses really helped in completing her outfit, d. Many teachers participated in this year ' s traditional 50 ' $ Day. 27 a. These three greet SHS visitors with a warm reception . . . usually. b. Coach Bivlns ... hard at work. c. Mrs. Mary Friedrich always seems to gat the job done with a smile, d. Thomas Irle can always be seen working to improve the GHS grounds. 28 Faculty vs. Lettermen a. Clay Ckodre puts one up as the teachers watch with amazement, b. The faculty team warms up for an exciting game. c. Mrs. Croiier practices her lay ups before the game. d. Even though the letter- men made numerous baskets, the faculty still man- aged a victory by one point. Chella Alford 81 Bruce Allen 81 Duane Alnaguer 81 Martha Barker 81 Fannie Mae Brown 81 Jimi Lee Dechman 81 ' Karen Caad 81 Danny Cantu 81 David Cantu 81 ' Sonya Greathouse 81 Dana Benes 81 Lisa Brown 81, Nathan Barnett 81 Suzanne Baros 81 Pani Bennett 81 Sharon Boysen 81 Grant Erwin 81 Tamny Matejcek 81 Darryl Bennett 81 Wanda Bonds 81 David Casares 81 Cleveland Sampleton 81 Shirlette Hastings 81 Fernando Hernandez 81 Gabriel Espinosa 81 81 Amos Greathouse 81 81 Andrew Greathouse 81 Debbie Greathouse 81 Michael Gurleski 81 81 Wendy Montgomery 81 81 Ora Lee Rodriguez 81 | Linda Baker 81 Rosa Camaril Lynnette Stefinsky 81 Denise Milleford 81 Metchie Williams 81 Rebecca Benavides 81 Ricky Breitschopf 81 81 Daniel Almaguer 81 81 Carolyn Almaraz 81 81 Rachel Arellano 81 81 Albert Atkinson 81 81 Jeanette Burqer 81 81 Kenneth Davis 81 Alice Cantrell 81 David Clack 81 Sylvia DeLuna 81 ria Castillo 81 Suzy Clark 81 Anna DeLeon 81 Janda Clack 81 Linda Dyer 81 Donna Fink £;harisse Christian 81 Shiron Dove 81 Shawn Behlen 81 Mark DuBose 81 risti Cooney 81 Cheryl Caldwell 8 Carrizales 81 Carol Hernandez 81 81, Tommy Bishop 81 Sara Dupree 81 Bruce Eleby 81 David Dohoney 81 Pam English 81 Denise Quinney81 Kathy Choate 81 Leslie Dixon 81 81 Mary Ann Voges 81 81 Cleveland Webb 81 John White 81 Steve DeLeon 81 Bertha Erskin 81 81 Carolyn Tharp 81 Terri Fox 81 Christi Ehrig 81 David Erwin Sl KathyHall 81 Edward Frye 81 Anthony Hyde 81 Ricky Hull 81 Bessie Fryer 81 Patrick Koppen 81 John Jurek 81 Diane Garcia 81 Phynis Lowe 81 Kathy Glass 81 Shari Gibson 81 Stephen Mills 81 Tim Keeler 81 Ferry Gibson 81 Michael Oakes 81 Clay Mason 81 Oscar Grant 81 Michelle Reidel 81 Kim Miller 81 Johnny Guerra 81 Sylvia Guerra 81 Brian Kuntschik 81 James Lamprecht 81 Paul Harris 81 Alice Harrison 81 Debbie Haynes 81 Carl Heller 81 Josie Herrera 81 Brenda Muelker 81 Commie Hisey 81 Teresa Hood 81 Robert Kuck 81 lartha Perales 81 Kari Miller 81 Keith Page! 81 1 Edward Machicek 81 Calvin Mayberry 81 ammie Martinez 81 Alton Pakebusch 81 iane Esparza 81 Artie Lampkin 81 Charlie ValentaSl esse Polk 81 Rebecca .anders 81 1, G, Smith 81 Mark Reid 81 Danny Vana 81 Mil4red Perales 81 GabrieT Watt 81 Sue Richardson 81 Gay Schieberle 81 Michael Hunt 81 Michael Spears 81 81 Claire Lentz 81 Williani Ince 81 Aubrey Walleck 81 81 B onnie Linda 81 Johnnie ance 81 Jeff Smith 81 Starr Lowery 81 Rhonda Mercer 81 81 81 Carmen Molina 81 81 81 Debbie Pavliska 31 81 Martha Perez 81 81 81 Robert Remschel 81 81 Rickie Steemer 81 81 81 Nancy Mikesh 81 81 81 Gerald Tieken 81 81 81 Daniel Tomas81 Luisa Ramos 81 Grea Malatek 81 Terry Malatek 81 81 81 James McNabb8VHector Soto 81 Lisa Martinez 81 Glenn [i.enking 81 81 81 Linda Muelker 81 JudyTurner 81 Elsa-Martinez 81 Birte Rasmussen 81 81 Roger Rivera 81 Annie White 81 John Perfetto 81 Gean Tucker 81 James White 81 81 Mark Ploeaer 81 81 81 Todd Remschel 81 81 C.D. Rodriguez 81 81 Ruben SanMiouel 81 81 Keith Schauer81 81 81 Tyree Schuria81 81 81 Laura Seaura 81 81 81 Gilda Taylor 81 81 81 Penay Technik 81 81 81 David Thiele 81 81 81 Alice Valdez 81 81 81 Jeff Wishert 81 81 81 Meoan Wrioht 81 81- 81 Mona Yackel 81 81 30 Faces V t ' XT Ti The memories we gather put a shine on each new day. a. The Class of ' 81 show fheir support for the mighty Apaches every week at pep rallies. b. Sharon Boysen, Martha Perales, Bessie Fryer, Kathy Glass, and Gay Shieberle look on as Lisa Brown is being crowned Homecoming Queen for 1 980. c. As Greg Malatek can testify after his dar- ing leap, it ' s not the fall that hurts . . . d. It ' s the sudden stop. e. Commie Hisey fires up the crowd at a pep rally with a single bound. Faces 3 1 A sign, special to +he class of ' 8 1 was created by many of the class mennbers. a. Srs. of ' 81 assembled to make a sigr to tell people they are best. b. Ha vine finished the sign, they hung it for the whole area to see. c. Seeing the sigi completed and the people who createc it, one can see the class motto is true So for the gusto, go for the fun, go fo the Class of ' 81. 32 Faces «. Jimbo Lampracht, Michael Spaars, Keith Schaver, and Stephen Mills work in the library on the b. Cleveland Webb knows the secret that all most important paper o their High School career, their government research paper. the men want to know, how to get two women at the same time. Clwit AKord— 8 nd 9,10,1 1: Art Qub 10,1 h DriH Tmhi 12; FBLA 12; hhm Scimtith I2t FTA 1 1; JCL f.lO; UIL Rwdy- Writins 1 1 1 mI CommittM 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2. Bnic. Akn— htlutlMll 9,10,11,12; Favor M (0; Hom - cominfl 1 0; L.«.rni.n ' i Club 11,11 DanM Almaquar— bnd 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Art Oub 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2, Prat,. 1 1; Fuhira Scintiih 9,10,1 1,12, V!c Pm., 10,1 1, S«c., 12; GrMnhtndi 9; Pow Wow II; Th tpi ni ,12, VIo Ptm., 12; iBi I LK. 10,11, TrMi., R«ehtl AralUno— Oran« J cll l 9,10,11,12; MoHo ComtnWt 12. Albtrf Atklnion— Band 9,10,11,12; FFA 9,10,11,12; 6ra«ihandi 9; Honwcominf 9; Who ' s Who 12; FFA 6r i h ndi Viu Ptm., 9, TrMt,. 10, Ptm. 1 1,12; 6 k- dalgp ValUy DItfrict Roportar 12; land Rap. 10,11; tandCapt. I2;TLC Ar«iit Award in Parcuuion 10; FFA FInt DMricf Talanf Taam 1 1 ; FFA FM Farm Skitb Di - Wetll. Mar«ia lakar— (and 11,12; Mo«o Commi«aa 12; Junior Chaptar 1 2. l9,IO,ll.l2;Na«ionalHoflor Soci- a«y 1 1 , 1 2 ; TSatpiani 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2, Pro.. 1 2; Seianca Honor SocMy 1 0, 1 1 ; Dirirlct and Rational Band 1 1 . SiuannaBarot— Band 9,10,1 1,12; FBLA 1 1,12; Futura Scl- antiit 1 2; Latin Honor Sociaty 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; National Honor Sociaty 12; Wko ' i Who 12, Seianca Honor Sociaty ll,l2;na«Corpt 10; Corps RIfla Captain 11,12; JCL 9,10; UIL Typing Contaat Third in District, SiiKi In Shawn Bahlan— Band 9; FFA 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Futura Sciantist 1 2; eraanhandi 9; Latin Honor Sociaty 10,1 1,12; National Honor Sociaty 11,12; Pow Wow Editor 12; QuiH and icnl 12; Who ' s Who 12; Seianca Honor Sociaty 1 1,12; Studant Council 12; Raprasantativa; Boy ' s Stata 12; National h arit Scholarship, SamiRnallst 12; JCL 9,10; UIL Typing 10; UIL RaadyWrtting 11,12; UIL Number Santa 9,10; UIL CalcuUtor II; Bullatin Board Commtt- H 12; FFA Sacond Stata Poultry Production Award 1 1 ; Taias AIM PrMldant ' s Endowad SchoUnhip Raciplant l2;FFAStarSraanhand9. Rtbacca B.rnyid«l— Bind 9,10 34 SPB Kartn Caad— Apich«H«i «, 10,11,12: Apich Bind 9,10,1 I, I2t L«i« rm n-| Club «, 10,1 1,12; Track 9,10,1 1, 12; FHA Junior Chapter 9; Most Talantad 12. Charyl CaMwall— Apactw land 9,10; DECA-Raportar 12: Roia Caitiarlllo— Laiington Staff 12; Loi Amigoi 10,11,12: Oranga Jackah 9; Pow Wow S«at 1 1; Span. Ilti Honor Sociaty 12; Loi Amigoi Oub Swaattwarf 12. Alica Can«r ll— OECA 1 2; FBLA I I : FTA 1 1 , 1 2. 35 t. You can see how uny the class of 81 ii by juit looking at them. b. Mrs. Pariely has Robert grown anymore? e. Greg, did that hurt? FBLA9-l2;FTAII,l2a«ing oi ll Ani D L«on— Bind 911; National Honor Socioty 12; Spaniih Honor Sociaty 1012; Wlio ' i Who in Foraign Languaga; National Spanish Exam 9-11; Sanior Hoat Committaa, Band Sadion Loadar 10, Band Traaiurar dant 12: lit Division U.I.L Solo bra I; Vica-pratidant 12: Spanish Honor Sociaty Stava DaLaon — Band 9-12; National Honor Sociaty 12; Spanish Honor Sociaty 9,10; Who ' s Who 12; Scianca Honor Sociaty 1 1,12; Tannis 12; District Ragion Band Sylvia DaLuna— Art Club II; FBLA 12; La«ington Staff 11,12: Oranga Jackats 9,12; Quill and Sc roll 11,12; Chairman of Pra-Employmant in Food Sarvica; Campus LifalO,ll;Sr.C Laslia Diion— Art Club 9,10; HECE 12; Oranga Jackah 9.11, l2:Thaspians 9-12: Track 10,11 David Dohonay— Baskatball 10,11,12; Laiington 12; SoK 11,12 Shiran Dova— Art Club 9,10,11; Oranga Jackah 9,10; Choir9,IO,l2; HECE 11,12: HERO 11,12 Mark DuBosa— Band 9,10; Favorito II; Lattarman ' s Club 11,12; Lanington 12; National Honor Sociaty 12; Pow Wow 1 1 ; (Puill and Scroll 1 1 , Clau Officar 9, Sacratary; Tannis 10,1 1,12; Football 9, 1 0,1 1,12 UWI 36 Seniors s. Ml. Croiier ' s second period English class knows the meaning of the verb party, b. David Dehoney is one of the seniors who entered the Come And Take It run. Don ' t stop yet David, you have 2 more feet to go. Sara Dupra — Apacha Band 9,10; Drill Taam 1 1,12, Sr. L«. lApacha FlamatI; FBLA 10,11,12; Goal Committaa; FHA9 Linda D ar — Transfar sfudant Cliriiti Ehrij— Apacha Band 9— Fraih Rap., lO-Soph. Rap., II — Librarian, 12 — Vica-Prasidant; Fufura Scian- tii i I I— Sacratary, 12— Prat.; Latin Honor Sociaty 10,1 1,12; National Honor Sociaty 12; Track 9; Who ' s Who 1 2 ; Scianca Honof Sociaty 1 1 , 1 2 : Clau Off icon 9 — Vica Prat., 10— Sac; Studant Council II— Rap.; Who ' i Who Among Poraign Languaga Sfudants in Taiai i Oklahoma 10; U.I.L. RaadyWrifing II; Flag Corps 9,10; Sanior Committaa Chairman |Pos4ar) 12; Campus Ufa 9,10; Drum Major 10, Assistant, 11,12— Haad; J. C. L 9, 1 0; Most Likaly to Succaad 1 2 Bnica Baby— Baskatball 9,11,12; DECA 12; Lattarman ' s Clubll,l2;Track9.IO,ll,l2 Pam English— Apachaftat 10,1 12; Apacha Band 9; Drill Taam 10.11; FFA 9; Latin Honor Sociaty II; Lattar- man ' s Club 1 1, 1 2; Track 9, 1 0,1 1,12; FHA 9 arfha Erakin— HECE, HERO 6ra 9; FBLA 10,12; Homacoming ascort 12; Latin Honor Sociaty 9,10,1 1,12; Lattarman ' s Club 9,10,1 1,12; Laiingfon Staff 12; Track 9,10,1 1,12; Class Officars 9— Traasurar, 12— Traasurar; Solf 9,10,12; Football 9.10.1 1,12; J. C. L. Club 9; Jr. 10— Librarian, 11,1 2— Raportar, Quill and Scroll 1 2 I 9; DECA 11,12; Lattarman ' s Club 9; Track 9; Christmas Traa Committaa Gabrial Espinosa— Art Club 9,10,1 1,12— Pras.; Who ' s Who in Taias and Oklahoma Schools for Spanish; Sanior Car Committaa; National Spanish Eiam 9- 1 0; Most Tal- antad 12; Mr.GHS l2;Quilland Scroll 12 Donna Fink— Aaronauties Club I I— Sac.; Apacha Band 9,10; Drill Taam 10— Soph. Lt., I I ; Futura SciantisH 12; LatinHonorSociatylO,ll,l2; Laiington Staff 1 1 Tarasa Fos— Apacha Band 9,10; DECA 11,12— Pros.; FBLA 10,11— Traasurar, 1 2— Sacratary; FTA 12; Pow Wow Staff 12 37 Baikiiixll ,l2;C«pt. i«« 10; Hom«cominfl 10, Duel 10,11,12; Natioinl Honor Society 12; Spanlih Honor Soci« ¥ 10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Who ' i Who 12; Claii Offiear 9, 1 0, 1 1 Praiidant; Sfudant Council Prai. 12; Who ' l Who in Foraign Languagai; Rifla Corp. 12; Sr. Float Comm. 12; Campui Lifa 12; FHA Jr. Chaptar 9,10; FHA Sr. Chapfar 11,12; UIL Typing Tt. m 1 1; Bart AII ' Aroundl2;MiuGHSI2. Taam Maior 12; Favorifat 9; FBLA 9; Oranga Jackah 9,10; Row Wow Staff II; Studant Council Rap. 9; Otfi- car on Jr. Claiiical Laagua— Latin 9; FHA Jr. Chaptar 9; Chairman of Bullatin Board Committaa 1 2 Kathy Glaii— Band 9,10,11,12 Haad Twirlar 12; FBLA 9,10,1 I; Latin Honor Sociaty 9,10; Homacoming Princau 12; FFA Swaathaarti 12; Clau Officar — Traaturar 1 1 OKar Grant— Baikatball 9, 10, II, 1 2; DECA II; Radio 1 a. You can tell what Suiy Qark does in Journal •very day. b. The Senior Truck, Cheryl, Den and Sylvia look like they are having fun. 38 a. Student Council Representatives are: William Ince, Charisse Christian, Shawn Behlen. b. Mrs. Crozier ' s English IV students enjoy an opportunity to read outside on a warm fall day. Seniors 39 CUiri L nh— Ap ch«ttM 9,10; Bnkttball 9,10; DECA 12; FBLA II; L«tt«rmin ' i Club 11,12; L«ing«on Staff II, 12; Quill and Scrollll;Golf 10,11,12 40 Opposits page. a. All the Seniors ' 81 gather for their last time on the gym floor at the last pep rally, a. Mark Dubose is always clowning around in Journalism, b. Look you ' re on candid camera! Clay Maion— Bind 9,10; FFA 12; GrMnhandt 12; Elac- tronici 1 1 ; Stagaband 9,10: Orchastra 9, 10 T.mmy MaUjeak— DECA 12; FBLA 10,1 1.12; FTA 11,12; Latin Honor Sociaiy 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Pow Woo Staff I I ; Quill and Scroll I 1.12; Who ' i Who 12; Laiingfon Editor 12; Jamat McNabb— Auto Machanict Prai. 12; FFA 41 ■ SciantitH 12: L«+in Honor Society 10.11.12; Nationl Honor SocLty 11,12; Pow Wow St.ff 12; Quill .nd Scroll 12; Who ' . Who 12; Sci Honor Soci.ty 1 1.12; N.tion.l M«it S.mi.Rn.ll.t; JCL (Ljtin Clubl 9.10; U.I.L Typing 10; U.I.L Number Sci- •nc 9.10.1 I; Who ' i Who in Foraign Languages 10; U.I.L. Calculator II; Bulletin Board Comm. 12; K ost Studiout 12 Rhonda Mercer— Band 9.10; FBLA 9.10.1 1.12. Historian; FTA 12 Nancy Mikesh Kari Miller— Band 9.I0.II; Drill Team 10,11,12, Captain; DECA 12; FBLA 10; Leiington Staff II; Senior Flower Comm.; FHA Junior Chapter 9. 10; DECA 12; FBLA 9,10,1 1,12 ington Staff II: Pow Wow Staff 1 1 ; Student Rep. 1 1 ; FHA Junior Chapter 9 Stephen Mills— DECA 12; FFA 10,11; National Society 12: Spanish Honor Society 9,10,11,12; Senior Poster Comm. Carmen Molina— Le«ington Staff 12; Los Amigos 9.10.11,12; Sweetheart II Wendy Montgomery— Art Club II: FBLA II; FTA II; Leiington Staff I I : Orange Jackets I I Irenda Mualker— Apachettes 9,10; Art Club 10,11,12; FTA 11,12; Latin Honor Society 9; Leiington Staff 12; Orange Jackets 9,1 1,12; Quill and Scroll 12; FHA 9,10, I St Vice-pres.. 1 1 2nd Vicepres.. 1 2. President Linda Muelker— Apachettes 9.10.1 1.12; (Basketball. Track) FBLA 12: Latin Honor Society 10; Letterman ' s Club 9.10.1 1.12; Leiington Staff 12; Orange Jackets 9; FHA Johnny Nance— DECA 11.12; Greenhend FFA 9; Home- coming Escort 12; Radio T.V. 10 Michael Oaket— Baseball 9.11; Letterman ' s Club 11.12; Red iolT.V. 11.12; Football9,l0  . Tarry Sparks trial io giva har chicken encouragamant. b. Danite, David, and Russell seam to like those nachos. 42 «. The Senior Christmas Tree Committee tries to decide what to put on the tree. b. Bessie Fryer was Student Council President. Mirt Riid— Apicha Band 9-12; DECA 12; FPA 9,10,11; Futura Scitntiltl 12; SrMnhandi 9; Niiional Honor Socioty 12; Sci.nc. Honor Soci.ty II; Who ' . Who in Poraign Languaga 10. Robart Ramichal— BaiUtball 9 1 2 ; FFA 9- 1 2; Sr.anhand. 9; La mg on Staff l2;Tannli9-l2, Todd Ramichal— Auto Machanics 12; FFA 9; Graanhandt 9; Radio T.V. — Outstanding Studant — 10, lacond piaca in contatt, 1 1 ; Sanior Allay committaa. Sua Richard.on— DECA 11,12— V , Pra..; FFA 9,10,11; Sraanhandi 9; Sanior Allay ( 10,11,12. 1 2; Christmas Traa committaa 12. IP CiavalandSamplaton— FFA 12. Rabacca Sandars— Art Club 10; DECA 12; Oranga Jack- aH 1 1 , 1 2 ; Thaspians 1 0; H.E.C.E. 1 1 . Ruban San Migual— Radio t T.V. 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2. Michalla Riadal 44 Seniors 45 Ptflgy Ttchnik— Apach. Band 912; FBLA 11,12; Fu ur. 5ci.n irt. 12; La«n Honor Sociaty 10,11,12; National Honor Sociaty 12; Scianca Honor Sociaty 11,12; U.I.L. Typing 10; Rag Corpt 9,10; Rifla Corpi 11,12; Junior ScholaiticLaagua9,IO. CarolynTharp— FBLA ll,l2;Choir 12. David Thiala — Auto Maclianiei 12. Sanior Float Committaa 12. Danial Tomal— Auto Machanici 1 1; FBLA 10; FFA 10,12; Graanhandi 9; Sanior Sift Committaa 1 2. Gaan Tuckar— Apacha Band 12; Futura Sciantilti. Judy Turnar— FBLA 1 1 Historian, 12V. Praiidant; FTA 12; La«ington Sta« 12; Oranga Jackati 9; Row Wow Staff 1 1 ; Quill and Scroll 11,12; Choir 1 1 ; FHA Junior Chap- B B3 Aliea Valdai— Art Club 1 1,12 lacratary; Laiington Staff 11,12; Lot Amigot 10,11,12 traaturar; Orango Jaclcats a. Don ' t fall off Jame$! b. One of this year ' s pep rally signs expressed sentiment at the year ' s end. 46 Seniors a. William Inca tries to act macho by carrying some band instruments, b. Cheryl and Denise look like they are studying, but are they really? Best All Around Bessie Fryer and Greg Malatek Most Likely to Succeed Christi Ehrig and Robert Remschel 48 Most Talented Karen Caad and Gabriel Espinosa Most Studious Jeanette Burger and Glenn Menking m Most Athletic Linda Muelker and William Ince Friendliest Judy Turner and Albert Atkinson 50 Girls and Boys State Shawn Behlen Sharon Boysen Jeanette Burger William Ince Greg Malatek Class Favorites Linda Muellcer and Darrell Bennett 51 m LYNNETTE STEFINSKY DAVID DOHONEY LISA BROWN We have come to the end of one phase of our lives . . . We now face the beginning of another. We can now say that GHS has been the most important phase we will ever experience. We anticipated the beginning of the year to finally be considered SENIORS, and pre pared diligently for the future. Now it has come. What do we do? Where do we go? DECISIONS. DECI- SIONS, DECISIONS. Yes, numerous seniors remain undecisive as to where the future will take them. As the year has passed, we as SENIORS have filled the WELL with many memorable events. We began the preparatory phase of our year with PRACTICE, PRAC- TICE, PRACTICE!!! (For as you know, practice makes perfect!!!) We as SENIORS were involved in various activities . . . Some included: football, basketball, band, rifles, flags, drill team, and other organizations. TOSETHER-ness was definitely a part of the CLASS OF ' 81. We truly partied, but we always managed to get our work done . . . The Halloween Party was a BLAST . . . This ghostly affair included the HULK, A PLAYBOY BUNNY, AND ESPECIALLY THE BIG BUTT FAMILY . . . We also held a car wash to raise funds. Air horns, screams, bluejeans, T-Shirts, overalls, and bal- loons were all a part of Friday football action. The pep rallies were always the scene of many diversified activi- ties ... The familiar phrase THERE WILL BE A RUNOFF BETWEEN . . . was a regular routine of class meetings. We will cherish these memories forever. We have reached the peak of our heights within the halls of GHS . . . YOU DON ' T MISS THE WATER, ' TIL THE WELL RUNS DRY truly exemplifies the true feelings of we as SENIORS, for we truly will miss GHS . . . BNF . . . 52 Go for the Gusto, Go for the Fun, Go for the Class of 81 HOME ADDRESS: 8 Ayliff Street Grahamstown 6140 South Africa HOST ADDRESS; P.O. Box 60 Gonzales, Texas 78629 U.S.A. SPONSORED BY ROTARY CLUB OF GRAHAMSTOWN a. You can !•• in Mr. Baliar ' s Sovernment class parties take a big part when holidays came around, b. Marius Raazelman moved here from South Africa to see what American life is like. He has already finished school and is top in his class. He will finish school here and then go back to his home in South Africa in January of 1982. He quickly became a special friend to all of us. 53 «. Student Council for the 1980-1981 school year are: Scott Starr, Frank Fryer, Eric Clack, and Lisa Montgomery, b. Junior Class Favorites are Greg Eckols and Valerie Wals- hak. c. Ren ee Hoist is the Junior Duchess and her escort is Ricky Morrow, d. Junior Representatives are Susan Lockstedt, Renee Hoist and Betty Shoves. 54 Valari Acker Eric Allan Alvarez Dorothy Bartholomeu Gary Behring Darrel Bell David Benei Delorii Bennight Darrin Berry Stewart Blacliwell Steven Bolech John Boothe Dowel! Bridwell Tina Briicoe M. L. Brown Amanda Bundicli Leslie Burns David Camarillo Lorenzo Camarillo Mike Camarillo JoAnne Floyd looks like she had a little too much ot Coma And Take It. 55 Sammy Cantu Michael Carrizalat Walter Carfar Carol Chapman ClayCkooIra Batty Lou Clack Eric Clack Barrett Clark Patty Clark Frank Contrarai te Pete DeLuna I Dreyer Donna DuBote Dee Dee DuBote Lori DuPree Elvira Lopez and Patty Clark poie for the photographer attar a pep rally. 56 Clay Ckodr •njoyi the convcrxtion and faslivi- ♦i« ofC4T.L. jpi| Greg Echoli Jaisa Ertdia Laficia Espinota Ermalinda Euraita Aca Fairchild Nodia Pannall Gaorga Finli . Floyd Bruca Fortnay Daka Fry Elixabath Garcia Slyvia Garcia Jamai Garnar Baafrica Gana Nallia Gayfan John Gonzalat Joal Granado Dabbia Grantham Ronnia Graathousa Carolyn Graan Jackia Graan 57 t. H«r« ar « few of clowni at e.H.S. Robert Gusrra RoImH GuHeslii Alicia Hagan Maggie Hardaway Ronnie Harper Charles Harrison Clara Hastings Debra Hastings Joe Hastings Lanette Hastings 58 Patricia Jalufka Thomai Jalirfka Darrall Johnson GlynaH Johnson illi Ma Johnson Jamas Kocian 5fe ' Kanna+h Kuntschik - ' AdolphoLaal Crystal Lanii Linda Lastar Eva Lawis Sonia Lockstadt Susan Lockstadt John Lollls Emma Longoria Edward Lopaz Elvira Lopaz - M m a. Roy Lott shows his gymnastics skills In this backwards flip. 59 What a fun babysitting job Susan has. Manual Lopaz Esthar Lopaz ' Sabas Lopaz Cathy Lott Susan Malatak | Russall Martin Warren Massay Donna Matias Diana Manking Danny Mandaz Marland Marcar Rosa Marriweather Roosevelt Marriweather Reginald Miller Ronda Miller Lisa Montgonnery Domingo Moreno Ricky Morrow Frank Munguia Kelly Munson j « Glen Murray pr Janet Netardus Paul Neuse j| S% Veronica Ornalas ' ( 60 LafayaHa Samplafon b. Jamas, Brian Gena ara waiting fo go to 61 Audelia San Miguel Johnna Schweda Bet+y Shows David Slaskey Bryant Smith Dennis Smith Swen Smith Robert Smith Scott Starr Roy Allen Staton Susan Sweeney Ruben Tabera Barbara Taylor Dorothy Taylor Elizabeth Tolbert Dick Carlos Torres Lee Torres Ricky Tovar Tammy Tucker Jimmy Turner 62 Opposite page a. Florence Venegas looks surprised as the photographer snaps her picture. b. Some of the Junior girls catch up on the latest gossip before going to class. 63 iiiita Sheryl Breitschopf Clayton Brom Glen Brown Zlllman Brown Allen Bnoiowjki Michael Brzozowski Mary Camarillo Rita Camarillo JbJ[ik Marlcelia Castro Brent Christian Darrel Clack Deborah Clack 65 Michelle Clark BillCline Clifford Coffin La W«na Colvin Laland Ray Copeland Michael Crabtraa Kenneth Davis Patrick Davis Rene DeLeon Ronald DaBose Debra Hodge represented the Sophomore class 66 Sam Forbes Londa Freeman Wilbert Freeman Abel Garcia Ernest Gana Joe Garia Mary Jane Goniales Joe Granado Russell Grant Donnie Grauke Richard Guerra Sandra Guerra Lori Hajovsky Shelly Hardaway Dell Harper Donna Harris Kennard Hastit The Sophomores con- tributed their share to the success of Friday pep ral- lies. 67 Rosie Hastings ' Jamie Hayes ' f 9 Alfred Trey Herman Debra Hodge Adam Holland Kathyin Freeman Hoist Robert Hoopingarner Sylvester Howard Rosa Kluting Denise Kocian Mary Ellen Kridler Susan Kuck 68 Tracy Kuenstlei Cynthia ' Gloria Lampki Robert Leal p: m Jeiie Liguei Laurie Logan Sonia Lopez Steven Lopez Larry Lowe Rhonda Ludwig eien Malatek Rex Malatek Bryan Milcesh Danny Mikesh Blake Miller Gary Miller Sophomore Class Officers for 1980-81 are: Pres. Leslie Hudson, V. Pres. Fenita Brasfield, Sec. Lori Simper, Trees., Debra Hodge. 69 Patricia Mills Denise Mitchell James Moeller Joe Molina Robert Molina Kenneth Molnosky Joe Morales Rachel Moreno Kathryn Morris Marvin Morris Wade Needham Karen Nowotny Scott Oalces John Olmos David Ornelas Bobby Pakebusch l -ir ; Biology labs are made easier when FenHa Brasfield and Maricella Castro work together. 70 Willie Pakebusch Jerome Pavllska Sean Person Larry Peterman Terry S. Pirkle Sharon Polk Andrew Rivera David Rodriguez Peggy Roegner Lee Romines 71 Russell Sanders Islada San Miguel Leah Schacherl Steven ScoH 72 a. Steven Lopez checks the water plants !n biology ior an experiment, b. These are just 8 of the spirited Sophomores that make up the 1980-81 Sophomore class, c. Ronnie Dubosc waits patiently for help in Mrs. Den- man ' s English 73 Freshman Duchess — Lisa Hanks 74 Freshmen Deeana (DeDe) Almaguer Huberf Almaguer Henry Alvarei Sandra Ara Frank Atkinson Deborah Baker Lynn Barnick Chad Basque! Rene Benes Randy Berger Charlotte Brasfield Tony Bridwell Jeff Brisco Brian Buessing mz imm. . •9tte. -•s- ;i •- ' i MB i % trz ' P ' SL mm 8il Ji SSMim IHij Stfs diilfeifl Christine Cagle Maria Camarillo Martha Camarillo Steven Cantu Bryce Carleton Elisio Carrizales Dana Carroll Darlene Cerda Jerry Cheathanr) Michael Cheatham Bryan Clack Marcel Clark Sharon Clark Linda Contreras Becky Cook Beverly Cox Patrick Crabtree Tim Decker Terri Dolezal Freshmen 75 Ken DuBose r ' • Debra Duderstadt V i Lisa Ehrig U Jaime Eurejte Dora Flores ) ' Gina Fox jIs Jotle Gonzales Ronnie Gonzales Virginia Gonzales Yvet+e Grant James Green Mark Hagen Lisa Hanks Eric Hardwell Cathy Hastings Cynthia Hastings Karen Ivey Darrall Janota Curtis Johnson Justin Johnson Lisa K elley 9 Kevin Kelso 76 Freshmen Ben Knesek James Koehler William Komoll Jeff Koricanak Shari Kunfscik Pauline Lara Juan Lerma Daniel Leazer Karen Lehnerf Paul Lenh John Luke Linda Luna Tina Macias Jessica Malatek Steven Malatek Clay Marek Randy Martin Joseph Matejcek Denise McKinney George Mendaz Billy Mills Christine Mills Lillie Miller Veronica Molina Greg Pagel Roger Pena George Perez Michael Poehle Bill Polk Kent Pruetf Freshmen 77 The freshmen watch attentively as the cheerleaders perform a stunt at a pep rally. 78 Freshmen a. Brian Clack, Josephine Gonzales, Ralph Walker, Charlotte Brasfield, and Sammy Idlett enjoy This first big step to adulthood will • free moment in Mrs. Finley ' s English class, b. Billy Mills really participated in one of the pep , „_U™J ,, t l.« U«, rallies, c. Elisio Carriiales and Ray Suarei listen attentively to Coach Bivins. d. DeDe Almaguer remembered as one ot the best «««ms to be a million miles away while Kyle Reynolds puts on a show for the photographer. years of our lives, and the now ' little fish ' will be heard from much more in the years to come. J. Lynn Barnicic Freshmen 79 % Karen Lehnert, Lisa Ehrig, and Donna Hearn find something very amusing in Mrs. Bohm ' s class. Laurie Vela Lee Villa Sana Leslie Vivian Monica Vrana Dorothy Walker Ralph Walker Christine Washington Nathan Watt Betty Watts Dennis White Beverly Wolf W ' . Jesse Zumwalt ' Ja 80 Freshmen Class Favorites Jessica MaUtek and Bryan Clack Class Officers L to R: Lisa Hanks, Traasurer; Wanda Fryer, Vica-Prasidant; Jay Lynn Barnick, President; and Candy lley. Secretary. Class Representatives Lto R: ©ina Fox, Curtis Johnson, and Betty Vana 81 a. Paul Lenti and Brian Schauer munch out at Come and Take It. b. Tim Decker helps load up band instruments to go to contest, c. Sandra Ara, Tonya Schacherl, and Cynthia Hastings count votes for freshmen class favorites, d. Cynthia grins shyly as she tries to avoid the Lex camera. 82 Our First Year at G.H.S. a. No one !s safe from the Apache photographer, b. Kevin Hunt and Nancy Oncken listen intently to Mrs. Finley ' s lecture, c. Nancy Onclen and Sharl Kuntschik attend the pep rally in their appropriate attire for 50 ' s Day. d. Lisa Sofka was another freshman who participated in 50 ' s Day. Miss GHS Bessie Fryer 84 Mr.GHS Gabriel Espinosa 85 1 I In m «. Top Row — LiM Brown; Granf Erwin; Kafhy Glajs; Danny Vana; Sharon Boysen; William Inco. 2nd Row — Mar+ha Perales; Fernando Hernandez; Baiiia Fryer; Bruce Eleby. 3rd Row — Johnny Nance; Say Schieberle; Ricky Morrow; Rene Hoist. Bottom Row — Brian Schauer; Lisa Hanks; Debra Hodge; Kennard Hastings, b. Standing — Sharon Boysen — Sr. Princess; Kathy Glass — Sr. Princess. Sitting — Lisa Brown — Homecoming Queen, c. Top to Bottom — Rene Hoist — Jr. Duchess; escort — Ricky Morrow; Debra Hodge — Sophomore Duchess; escort — Kennard Hastings; Lisa Hanks — Freshman Duchess; escort — Brian Shauer. Opposite Page — a. Kathy Glass — Sr. Princess; escort — Danny Vana. b. Lisa Brown — Homecoming Queen; escort — Grant Erwin. c. Sharon Boysen — Sr. Princess; escort — William Ince. d. Martha Perales — Sr. Duchess; escort — Fernando Hernandez, e. Gay Schieberle — Sr. Duchess; escort — Johnny Nance, f. Bessie Fryer — Sr. Duchess; escort — Bruce Eleby. 86 % 1j A W a 89 a. Members are: (L to R) — Stephen Mills, Peggy Technik, Suzy Baros, Chrisli Ehrig, Jeanette Berger, Catherine Wilson, Josie Herrera, Debbie Haynes, Danny Vana, Keith Schauer, Mark Dubose, Debbie Pavliska, Anna Deleon, Steve Deleon, Bessie Fryer, Shawn Behlen, Scott Star, Clay Ckodre, Nathan Barnett, Robert Kuck, 6len Menking, Greg Malatek, Mark Reid. b. Members are: (Lto R) — Front row — ©rant Erwin, Judy Turner, Claire Lenti, Tammy Matejcek, John Boothe, Sharon Boysen. Second row — Brenda Muclker, Sonia Lockstedt, Sylvia DeUna, Gabriel Espinosa, Usa Martinez. Third row— Danny Vana, Greg Malatek, Shawn Behlen, 90 . M«mb«n of Hit Spanish Honor Society are: (L for R)— Row I :Anna DeLeon, Emma Longoria, Lisa Juarez, Marcella Castro. Row 2— Susan Loekstedt, Susan Malatek, Gabriel bpinosa, Rosa Camarillo, Bonnie Trevino, Becky Benevidas, Carol Chapman. Row 3 — Sonia Lockstedt, Karen Nowotny, Manuel Garcia, Brian Pirkle, Jerry Pavliska, Bessie Fryer. Row 4— Genero Saldana — Sponsor, Daria Raid, Mary Ellen Kridler, Mike Rainey, Brent Christian, Scott Starr. b. Members are: (L to R)— Tanya SehacheH, Debbie Vana, Susan Cook, Peter Dunn, Darrel Bell and J. Lynn Barnick 91 Gonzales High School Band J... ........... — __„ ,, l t row: Mary Elian Kridlar, Yvette Grant, Laurie Logan, Valarle Walshak, Anna DeLeon, Peggy Zumwalt, Jessica Malatek, Rhonda Avant, Tammy Tucker, Bessie Fryer, Christi Ehrig, Jeanette Burger, Peggy Tecknik, Suiy Baros, Cynthia Hastings, Debbie Hastings, Kathy Glass, Laura Helton, Lisa Solfka, Mariha Perales, Becky Benavides, Catherine Wilson 2nd row: Mr. Nelson (Director), Lydia Tabera, Pam Bennett, Laura Segura, Peggy Roegner, Nancy Onken, Barbara Taylor, Carol Chapman, Fenita Brasfield, Wanda Fryer, Denise Quinney, Nathan Barnett, Lisa Ehrig, Leticia Etpinosa, Elizabeth Garcia, Maricela Castro, Janet Netardas, Lisa Hanks, Rene Benes, Mary Esther Camarillo, Josie Herrera, Donna Harris, Mr. Pope 3rd row: Brenda Philips, Bonnie Trevenio, Sammy Martinez, John Perfetto, Mark Hagen, Kathryn Morris, Warren Massey, Wade Needham, Sonia Lopez, Shari Kuntshick, Suzanne Tolbert, Valerie Acker, Betty Vana, Mildred Perales, Elisa Juarez, Lupe Rodriguez, Bryce Carleton, James Koahlar, Dan Hiiey, Patrick Crabtree, Rene DeLeon, Daria Raid, Susan Petras 4th row: Debbie Pavlislia, Emma Longoria, Liz Tolberf, Huberf Almaguar, Roberf Hoopingarner, John Navajar, Linda Contreras, Jesse Carrizales, Dorthy Taylor, Mark Raid, Ralph Peterman, Scott Oakes, Jesse Eredia, William Ince, Daniel Almaguer, Candy lley, Clayton Brom, Kent Pruett, Gina Fox, Steve DeLeon, John Reake, Alice Harrison 5th row: Faye Vanegai, Daniel Roegner, Brian Buesing, Steve Scott, Bryan Mikish, Margaret Yackle, Abel Garcia, Ruben Tabera, Clifford Coffin, Terry Gibson, Randy Berger, Tim Decker, Philip Perfetto, Daniel Klapuch, David Ornales, J. Lynn Barnick, Micheal Crabtree, Larry Peterman, Gene Tucker, Martha Barker, Londa Freeman. Not Pictured Are; Albert Atkinson, Veronica Ornales, Darin Kuntchick, Duane Almaguer, Barrett Clark Director Neil Nelson 92 Drum Majors Christi Ehrig and Janet Netartas Asst. Director Clay Pope 1. Chritti Ehrig halts each show by jumping off of her podium. 2. Pam Bennett and Kathryn Morris apply healthy lungs to their instruments. 3. Four out of five dentist surveys show that playing the clarinet is more likely to cause cavities. 4. Band students take a break while performing at a pep rally. 5. Members of the Apache band show their skill as they play at halftime. 6. Within the halls of G.H.S. the percussion section plays on. 93 Percussion Flutes ?B S5i- ' , EMa@ B A N - ( D ' ' ' m Bassoons Basses French Horns 94 95 Head Twirler Kathy Glass Twirler Cynthia Hastings Twirler Rhonda Avant 96 Twirler Peggy Zumwalt Twirler Debbie Hastings Twirler Jessica Malatek 97 Rifle Corps I . M mb n of the Rifle Corps: Baitie Fryer, Jeanette Berger, Peggy Technicit, Tammy Tucker, Suzie Beros. 2. The Rifle Corpt and band show their talents at a state marching contest in Austin. 3. Bessie Fryer, Jeanette Berger, Peggy Technicit and Suzii Baros reflect Apache pride while performing at a football game. 98 Flag Corps I. M mb«rt of +h« Hag Corp: Bonnie Trevino, Lydia Tabara, Londa Freeman, DaHa Raid, Donna Harrif, Susan Pefraf, Kafherine Wilton, Brenda Philips. Debbie Pavliska, Alice Harrison, Mary Ellen Kridler, Faye Venegas. 2. The Flag Corps use their talent at they perform at a pep rally. 3. Susan Petrat, DaHa Raid, and Mary Ellen Kridler perform to a tong played by 99 Drill Team Sara DuPra Senior Lieutenant Tammy Havel Junior Lieutenant Cathy Shuler Sophomore Lieutenant 100 Opposite Page. a. The Drill Team for the 1980-81 year are front— Cathy S., Kar! M., Shar! e., Lisa B., Sara D., Second Row— Mitchie W., Leah S., Denlse K., Debbie P., Jimi Lee D., Lynnette S., Say S., Brenda B., Third Row— Suian L., Renee H., Tammy H., Jo Ann F., Chella A., Terry M., This Page. a. Nine drill team embers were honored as Flame of the week. They are Denise K., Brenda B., Leah S., Debbie P., Jimi Lee D., Lynnette S., Susan L, Ranee H., Karen N., b. The drill team shows pre-pep-rally spirit, c. It might take a little time, but sooner or later they all get together, d. High-High-High— KICKS o. Coni H. was picked as Drill team Spark. This honor is given to the person who supports the Flames and boosts the spirit of everyone. 101 Varsity Cheerleaders Kelly Munson D«« Dm DuBom 102 Opposit page a. Johnna and Dae Dee yell hard all fhe way through a routine, b. Lisa wai awarded the NCA All-American cheerleader at camp last lummer. Thif page a. The Lion Hunt was one of the many skits put on by the varsity cheerleaders this football season, b. Dee Dee takes a rest before a breathtaking pep rally, c. The 1980-8! var- sity cheerleaders with their mascot, Commie Hisey. d. The cheerlead- ers take warming up before a pep rally seriously, e. Kelly gives an extra boost for spirit on 50 ' s Day. 103 a. Peter Allen was selected as Orange Jacket Sweetheart, b. The OJ ' s were proud to rep- resent the GHS during Come And Take It. c. First Row— Rachel A., Kelly M., Lisa H., Johnna S., DeeDee D., Luisa R., Darlene C, Second Row— Debbie B., Charolette B., Joann R., Cindy S., Karen I., Jackie W., Rosa K., Rachel S., Third Row— Denise M., Terry D.. Gilda T., Lesly H., Beverly W., Maureen Z., Cebra D., Denise M., Fourth Row— Rhonda L., Jamie H., Janice H., Sheryl B., Sharon C, Brenda E., Tereasa C, Candy I., Fifth Row— Denise B., Viola W., Maria C, Betty Lou C, Carolyn G., Sylvia R., Tina M., Betty W., Sixth Row- Karen v., Elsie M., Ermelinda E., Sylvia G., Linda L., Diane M., Chris M., Beverly C, Seventh Row— Sylvia G., Brenda M., Linda B., Annie A., Birte R., Jackie R., Patty C, i-:- -: m-«; - ■] ' i: ■ ' ' tfltl - 105 J.V. Cheerleaders a. The 1980-81 Junior VartHy Cheerleaders are: (L-R) Lor! Hajovsky, Lori Spahn, and Lori Simper, b. The J.V. Cheerleaders listen closely to one of Bessie ' s weekly poems at a pep rally, c. All three of the Lori ' s show their enthusiasm at the SO ' s Day pep rally. 106 Freshman Cheerleaders a. Rachel S., DarUna C— Head Chearlaadar, Oanisa M., Candy I. b. Paople may not know the Freshmen cheerleaders by looks but they are always able to recognize their voices, c. The freshmen cheerleaders help the varsity get everyone to yell. d. The freshmen cheerleaders always show a lot of enthusiasm during the pep rally. 107 Lexington Staff The Lexington staff of the 1980-81 school year consists of a handful of dedicated students. They are the students who enjoy capturing all the happenings within Gon- zales High. Endless hours are put into the produc- tion of the Lexington. Only a few students take on this task with determi- nation. The teacher, Mrs. Jean Hinds, does not have to carry all the burden. Tammy Matejcek and Sharon Boysen are always there to help their staff. The staff would not be complete without those phtographers. Without photographers, forget the yearbook! All of us have enjoyed putting this book together. a. Starting on the bottom row: Susie Clark, Dae Dee DuBose, Johnna Schweda, Bonnie Linda; iecond row: Sylvia Daluna, Sharon Boyien, Tammy Matejcek, Judy Turner, Lynnette Steflnfky; third row: Linda Muelker. Terry Sparks, Claire Lentz, Sonya Greathouse, Brenda Muelker; fourth row: Danny Vana, Stuart Blackwell, Walter Carter, David Dohoney; fifth row: Greg Malatek, Robert Remschel. 108 109 Pow Wow Update Pow Wow Update is a magazine published by the 5th period journalism students. It was printed every three weeks by Mrs. Gayle Alters, CVAE teacher at Gonzales Junior High School. All the stories are written by the stu- dents and the page layout and photo page design are the responsibility of the editor, Shawn Behlen. Glenn Menking took over the editorial responsibilities for two of the issues in Shawn ' s absence. Four students from this class were the UIL entrees in the annual contest. They were Sonia Lock- stedt, Shawn Behlen, Glenn Menking and Gabriel Espinosa. Members of the class are: Valerie Acker, Charisse Chris- tian, Susan Petras, Sonia Lockstedt, Amos Greathouse, Donna Damon, Terr! Fox, Audeiia San Miguel, Sylvia Gar- cia, Beatrice Garza, Sylvia Riojas, Manuel Garcia, Shawn Behlen, Glenn Menking and Gabriel Espinosa. 110 a. Susan Pe+rai puh the final touches on her story for the magazine. b. Teri, Slen and Shawn read the layout pages for errors, c. Gabri Espinosa wrote most of the features and did a superior job at It. d. Valerie Acker finishes her copy for the deadline. Ill Ad Class M mb r include: Cherly Caldwell, Birfa Ratmuuen, Leslie Burnt, Jo Ann Ramos, Rachel Arellano, DuBote, Dana Benes, Quincy Johnson, Gerald Tielien, Granf Erwin, Else Carrizales, Joe IHaynes, Carme ' n Alice Valdaz, Lisa Montogonwry, Renee Hoist, Ricky Breifschopf. Eureste, Lisa Martinez, Donna , Sylvia Guerra, Rosa Camarillo, A] Lisa Martinez and Donna DuBose were named Edi- tors of the Ad Cla.. The adverfising class sells ads to merchants to help support the 1980-81 Lexington yearbook. They are a vital part of Gonzales High School Publications. 112 Photographers 113 Brian PirkU and Gerald Teiken drive the FFA tractor in the Come Take It parade. KathyGlauittha 1980-81 FFA Sweetheart. Members Include: I jt row — Frank Fryer, David Kapavik, Albert Atkinson, Gerald Tieken, Scott Starr, Brian Pirkle; 2nd row— Willie Pakebusch, Jene Dreyer, John Boothe, Ricky Bazan, William Soefje, Brian Mikesh, Tres Pearson, Kenneth Molnosky; 3rd row — lames Reed, Clifford Coffin, Danny Vana, Mary Ann Voges, Roy Garcia, Lee Romines, Donnie Grauke, Charles Harrison; 4th row — Charlie Valenta, Daniel Tomas, Robert Kuck, Shawn Behlen, Keith Pagel, Walter Carter, Marvin Morris, Tim Kardoia; 5th row— John Perez, Shelly Hardaway, Alton Pakebusch, Andrew Greathouse, Bobby Pakebusch, Daniel Pekar, Ace Fairchild, Patty Clark. 114 Vo. Ag. teacher John Floyd enjoys a unit on parliamentary procedure during a naeeting. Members include: 1st row — Brian Schauer, Justin Johnson, Clay Mason, Paul Lentz, Kenny Noacit, Patrick Davis, 2nd row — Pablo Ramos, Lee Romlnet, James Garner, Glen Glass, Steven Malatek, Joseph Matejcek, 3rd row — Randy Martin, Kevin Kelso, Sammy Idlett, Chris Reininger, Eric Hardwick, Christine Miller, Kerry Morgan, 4th row — Jesse Zumwalt, Jeff Koricanek, Ben Knesek, Allen Dyer, Jerry Cheatham, Mike Pagel, Mike Cheatham, 5th row — Larry Peterman, Kevin Hunt, Tim Decker, Bryan Buessing, Randy Berger, Clay Marek, William Komoll. 115 Junior Classical League Mtmberi include: Isf row — Suun Kuck, Monica Vrana, Laura HeHon, Sandra Ara, Tonya Schacheri, Bryce Carleton, 2nd row — Sharifa Bohm, Dana Carroll, Doann Hearn, Karen Lehnert, Lisa Ehrig, Debra Duderstadt, Jerry Cheatham, 3rd row — lustin Johnson, Candy Idlet, Lisa Hanks, Kent Pruett, Mark Hagan Future Scientists Members include: I st row — Suzy Baros, Daniel Almaguer, Christi Ehrig, Terry Gibson, Shawn Behlen, Donnz DuBosa, 2nd row — Jeanette Burger, Valerie Walshak, Catherine Wilson, Janet Netardus, Nathan Bernett, Charisse Christ ian, 3rd row— Billy Mills, Robert Kuck, Glen Menking, Steve Scott, Frank Arkinson, 4th row — Donna Harris, Susan Kuck, Mark Reid, Gene Tucker, Mr. Jesse Smith (Sponsor) 117 y ' mm V. V H I (above) Pam Allen Price furnished the entertainment tor the installation. Officers Include: (L-R) Carol Chapman — Secretary, Sonya Greathouse — Treasurer, Bessie Fryer — 1st Vice President, Brenda Muelker — President, Susan Lockstedt— 2nd Vic President, Betty Shows— 3rd Vice President, Sonya Lockstedt — Parliamentarian, Annie Bell — Recreation Leader. JJJJI HSHHI Members Include: 1st row — Brenda Muelker, Mrs. Menking (Sponsor), Martha Barker, Susan Lockstedt, Sonya Lockstedt, Betty Shows, 2nd i Wanda Bonds, Sonya Greathouse, Carol Chapman, Bessie Fryer, Mrs. Brothers (Sponsors) 118 b. Mamban Includa: 1st row — L ura Hilton, Ranee Benes, Betty Vana, Jamie Hayes, Donna Harris, Mary Ellen Kridler, Karen Nowotny, Susan Kuck, Daria Raid, Monica Vrana, 2nd row— Tonya Schacherl, Sheryl Breitschopf, Laura O ' Neal, Terry Doleial, Liliie Miller, Sharon Clark, Wanda Fryer, Karen Lehnert, Candy lley, 3rd row — Lisa Hanks, Sandra Ara, Brenda Kalisek, Polly Technik, Fenita Brasfield, Charlotte Brasfield, Denise McKinnay, Jessica Malatek, Gina Fox. 119 IR t ' a. Mamberi Include: lit row — Maureen Zumwalt, Shiron Dove, Judy Watts, Monica Ivey, Donna Smit, Carolyn Sreen, Peggy Zumwalt, Betty Watti; 3rd row— Carolyn Tharp, Steve Scott, John Perez, Abel Garcia, Nolbert Garcia, Kathy Hall. b. Sections receiving special work with Mr. Campbell enhance the choir ' s sound. 120 EHMEB __ Members Include: 1st row — Kevin Hunt, Able Garcia, Larry Petermen, John Lollis, Bobby irleski, Mlcheel GurleskI, Mr. John Davis (Sponsor) 2nd row — Deke Frye, Beverly Cox, Lisa Kelly, Betty Watts, Peggy Zumwalt, Chris Reininger. Members Include: JoAnn Royd, Alice Cantrell, Pam Bennette, Sharon Boysen, Tammy Matejcek, 2nd row — Rhonda Mercer, Jimi Lee Dechman, Judy Turner, Denise Quiney, Leslie Hudson, 3rd row — Brenda Muelker, Lisa Martinez, Terri Fox, Mona Yackel, Tammy Havel 121 s 1 l a. lit row: Mri. Saldana, Gabriel Espinosa, Alice Valdez, Branda Muelker, Daniel Almaguer 2nd row: Vera Lopei, Roiie Haitings, Willa White, Bobby Joe White, Debra Hodge 3rd row: Elena Vega, Teresa Ramos, Islada San Miguel, Margaret Yackel top row: Mona Yackel, Mrs. Karlos b. Islada, Teresa, Vela and Rosie participate in the club ' s activities on club days. 122 _aJ l iiliLl:iii|iItnillki I . lV ' i£! Jl - ' -_fc r i. The Members of Arts Crafts don ' t tn!nd getting their hands dirty when it comes to ART. b. Gabriel proves that there is more to drawing than the pencil. Arts Crafts is a very active club at SHS. They do 5 major pro- jects a year. They submit art pro- jects to the Houston Livestock show. 123 Lettermen a. Members Include: front row — Terry Sparks — Treasurer, Bessie Fryer — president, Linda Muelker — Vice-President, Lisa Hood — Secretary; second row — Andrew Greathouse, Grant Erwin, David Clack, Alice Harrison, Fenita Brastield, Susan Malatek, Barbara Taylor; third row — Bruce Eleby, Frank Fryer, Shirlette Hastings, Michael Spears, Darryl Bennett, Claire Lenti, Valerie Walshak; fourth row — Amos Greathouse, David Turk, Michale Oaks, John Gonzales, Manuel Lopez, Tom DeBerry; fifth row — Roy Lott, Mark Dubose, Eric Clack, Thomas Jalfuka, Keith Schauer, William Ince, Brian Pirkle, Jeffery Wishert; top row— Greg Malatek, Dowell Bridwell, Clay Ckodre, Jimmy Turner, Carl Heller, Bryant Smith, Sammy Martinez. Future Business Leaders of America b. Members Include: front row — JoAnne Floyd — Treasurer, Rhode Mercer — Historian, Jimi Lee Dechman — Reporter, Greg Malatek — President, Terri Fox — Secretary, Judy Turner — Vice-President, Susie Baros — Parliamentarian; second row — Janet Netardus, Susan Sweeny, Sharon Boysen, Tammy Matejcek, Sara DuPree, Chella Allford, Jeanette Burger, Cathy Shuler, Peggy Technick; third row — Valerie Walshak, Mona Yackel, Lori DuPree, Donna Mafias, Leslie Hudson, Mark Barnett, Rhonda Avant, Carolyn Tharp; fourth row — Debbie Haynes, Commie Hisey, Lisa Martinez, Linda Muelker, Terry Sparks, Debbie Parsley; fifth row — Grant Erwin, Brian Kuntchisk, Kim Miller, Donna DuBose, Tammy Havel, Kelly Munson. 124 Home Economics Related Occupation  . Roil Hastings works ai Gonules Bank as part of her job related with Home Economics, b. Linda Baker ' s job at Cake Emporium is also associated with Home Economics, c. Members of HERO Include: bottom row — Karen Vega, Yirgie Vega, Vera Lopez, James Garner, Wendy Montgomery; second row — Gilda Taylor, Rosie Hastings, Annette Walker, Leslie Dixon, Rhonda Miller; top— Orpha Porras, Mrs. Menking. d. Claudia Hastings, Jackie Green, Veronica Oranales, Rhonda Mercer, Tina Brisco, Lusia Ramos, Martha Perez, Betty Lou Clack, Fannie Mae Brown, Linda Baker, Ora Lee Rodriguez, Nancy Mikish, Shiron Dove, Bertha Erskin; top — Mrs. Mary Menking. 125 RADIO AND TV I. Radio and T.V. members and Mr. Oglesby relax during class, b. Members  orl( with televisions while they catch the photographer taking their pic d. Members include: (L-R) Andrew Perez, Adolpho Leal, Chris Cantu, Robert Leal, John Olmos, Mr. Oglesby. 2nd Danny Mendei, Pete DeLuna, Henry Fonseca, Jesse Liquez, Mike Jones, Oscar Grant. 3rd row— Ross Pruett, Ricky Hull, Michael Oakes, Michae Brzozwski, Kevin Thompson, Hector Soto, Ruben San Miguel. 126 a. Pete DeLuna and Ricky Hull sfert to work with a television, b. Danny Mendei works with the television, while a classmate offers assistance, c. Ross Pruett and Michael Broioiowski concentrate on fixing the wiring of a television, d. Radio and T.V. members work with the inside of another 127 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA a. Mr. T. L. Karlos i$ the Distributive Education Coordinator. b. Officers for the Distributive Education club for the year 1980-81 include: Cheryl Caldvrell— Treasurer, Denise Quinney— Secretary, Carl Heller — Reporter, Donna Mafias — Vice-President, and Terri Fox — President. I  s.f $im ' ■.t ' i m-MM ' ' ' ' :, m f A M ■MvTfm b d. Members Include: (L-R) front row— Rebecca S., Cheryl CDenise Q., Carl H., Donna M., Terri F., Bruce F., Jeff S. 2nd row— Annie A., Sara P., Alice C, Claire L, Darryl B., Sharon B., Tammy M., Daivd C, Robert G. 3rd row— Danny C, K. K. Hood, Diane E., Karen D., Kim M., Bonnie L, Amos S., Fernando H., Johnny N. 4th row— Bruce E., Cleveland W., Stephen M., Steven B., Lori D., Sue R., Slynette J., Christi C, David C. Johnny ©. 5th row— Ricky S., Joe S., Alice V., Lorenzo C, Frank C, Denise W., Kari M., Ricky B., Mike P., 128 Distributive Education a. Terri Fox works at Wues+ ' s grocery store everyday after school. b. Darryl B«nnett helps his dad at Bennett ' s gas station as part of D. E. c. The D.E. members man the snack bar at lunch everyday of the school year. Amos Greathouse does his part. Each year funds from the snack bar pay for some project around the . H. S. campus. 129 AUTO MECHANICS a. Mr. Jurek works with the air chisel on a part while John Gonzales looks on. b. JeH Wishert helps John Gonzales on the engine during the Auto Mechanics nnorning class, c. Members include: (L-R) — front row — John Hornung, John Jurek, James McNabb, Anthony Hyde, James Kocian, George Fink, Janina Hyde, Brian Novak. Second row — Jeff Wishert, Daniel Roegner, Stewart Blackwell, John Gonzales, Reginald Miller, Todd Remschel, Robert Gurleski, Ricky Tobar, Mr. Jurek. Third row — Tyree Schurig, Deacon Fry, David Thiele, Gerald Tieken, Eddie Frye, Brian Kuntschik, Gary Behring. 130 a. Mr. Jurek helps Daniel Roegner with a tune-up. b. Stewart Blackwell does a brake job on his car during the afternoon class, c. Tyree Schurig operates the oscilloscope. J 131 Building Trades iB «• Th« Buildingi Trad«i clasi worki hard on the roof oi a house, b. Rex Mala- tek concentrate! on lawing the lumber for one of the houiet, while other $tu- denti look on. c. Joe Granado works hard to finish one of the houses during clau. b. 1st row — Marc Bennett, Rex Malatek, David Turk. Billy Hunt. Roy Lott, 2nd row — Lane Zumwalt, Marland Mercer, Lee Torres, Danny Mikesh, Doug Erwin, Ricky Perez, 3rd row- Ricky Vara, Rusty Martin, Kirk Bennett, David Rodriquez, Richard Guerra, 4th row — Salvador Sirilo, Joe Granado, Ronnie Harper, Roger Rivera, Andrew Rivera, Sammy Canta. 132 Los Amigos Los Amigos is an organization o f students sharing an interest in the Spanish culture. Throughout the year they participate in several fund raising projects. a. Officen include: (L-R) — fronf row: Anna DeLeon, president; Becky Benavldet, secretary; John Raeke, reporter; back row: Alice Valdai, treasurer; Rosa Camarrillo, sgt.-at-arms. b. Members include: (L-R) — front row: Alice Valdei. Rosa Camarillo, Anna DeLeon, Becky Benavides, John Raeke, second row: Laura Segura, Mildred Perales, Maricella Castro, Marfha Perales, third row: Elisa Juarez, Leticia Espinosa, Fenita Brasfield, Darlene Cerda, back row: Mr. Saldana, Joe Morales. 133 134 Athletics 1 35 Apache Football  Wk- , r « ' ,A. ' (L-R} front row: Charlie Valenta, Jeff Wishert, Carl Heller, John Gonzales, Michael Spears, James White, Shawn Cook, Jim Lamprecht, Greg Eclcols, Dowell Bridwell. middle row: Adolfo Leal, Albert White, Bryant Smith, Frank Fryer, Barrett Clark, Eric Clack,- 1. S. Smith, Brian Pirkle, Ricky Vera, Jimmy Turner, Clay Ckodre. back row: Andrew Greathouse, Amos Greathouse, Thomas Jalutka, Manuel Lopez, Otis Johnson, William Ince, Bruce Allen, Keith Schauer, Mark Dubote, David Clack, Grant Erwin. 1980 Foofball Captains William Ince Bruce Allen GONZALES HIGH APACHE SCHEDULE 1980 (GONZALES) (OPPONENT) 6 7 WESTLAKE 20 7 LOCKHART 26 13 YOAKUM 55 ANTONIAN 7 KENEDY 19 7 NEW BRAUNFELS 14 16 CUERO 15 10 ♦CANYON 6 28 ♦KERRVILLE 7 BOERNE •DENOTES DISTRICT SEASON RECORD 6-4 a. CiMrlia Valenta throws a good block, b. The Apaches show excitement after beating New Braunfels. c. Thomas Jaluf ka makes a tackle while Bruce Allen prepares to assist him. 137 Apaches Close Bruce Ailen 2-Yr. Let+erman I.S.Smith l-Yr.Let+erman MarkDuBose 2-Yr. Let+erman Carl Heller 2-Yr. Let+erman James Lamprecht l-Yr. Le-Herman Grant Erwin 2-Yr. LaHerman Albert White 2-Yr. Letterman David Clack 2-Yr. Lettormar Keith Schauer 2-Yr. Letterman Season with 6-4 las: rz m f ' . vlichael Spears -Yr. Letterman JeffWIshert 2-Yr. Let+erman Charlie Valenta 2-Yr. Letterman James White 2-Yr. Letterman William Ince 2-Yr. Letterman Amos Greathouse I -Yr. Letterman Apache Sweetheart Sharon Boysen 139 9 : M . m Apache Coaching Staff: (L-R) — Kneeling: Jamej Borrer, Donnie Pruitt, Wayne Larson, Larry Starnes, Victor Salazar. Standing: Jerry Bivins, David Hutmann, Erwin CIcodre, Frank Fryer, John Bamgerdneer, Gordon Franzen. 140 .f, a. David Clack gets good yardage! b. The Apache defensive line pre- , •1 pares for Westlake. c. Greg Eckols sprints hard for some extra yardage. d. Brian PirHe falls while trying to block. J.V. Warriors (L-R) — Front row: Freddie Vera, Chris Can+u, Mike Rainey, Glen Brown, Shelly Hardaway, Lee Romines, Terry Pirkle, Ruben Tabera, Darrell Clack, Mgr. Second row: Coach Bivins, Trey Hernnann, Joe Garza, Vernon Winters, Charles Harrison, Zillman Brown, Russell Grant, Robert Leal, Lorenzo Camarillo, Scott Erwin, Coach Borrer. Back row: Coach Husmann, Sean Person, Jerry Pavliska, Wilbert Freeman, Andrew Rivera, Ricky Morrow, Donnie Grauke, Allen Brzozowski, Sylvester Howard, Quincey Johnson, Ressie Miller. GONZALES J.V. WARRIORS SCHEDULE 1980 GONZALES OPPONENT 7 WESTLAKE 13 12 LOCKHART YOAKUM 29 ANTONIAN 35 KENEDY 8 NEW BRAUNFELS 33 •20 CUERO I2 CANYON ♦ KERRVILLE 7 BOERNE SEASON RECORD 8-2 a. Chris Cantu makes the tackle while Zillman Brown assists him. 142 143 Fresh men (L-R) — Front row: Frank Atkinson, Mgr., John Navejar, George Perez, Freddie Garcia, Steven Cantu, Ben Knesek, Curtis Johnson, Hubert Almaguer, Ken DuBose, Bobby Padilla, George Mendez, Nathan Watt, Andy Scott, John Luke, Coach Salazar. Back row: Coach Larson, Juan Lerma, Lee Villatana, Tony Bridwell, PatCrabtree, Bill Polk, Paul Lentz, Darron Hunt, Marcel Clark, Rayfield Taylor, Brian Schauer, Rodney Steen, Henry Alvarez. GONZALES FRESHMEN SCHEDULE 1980 GONZALES OPPONENT 12 14 WESTLAKE 6 2 LOCKHART 12 7 YOAKUM 14 6 ANTONIAN 26 6 KENEDY 20 CUERO 42 CANYON 6 21 KERRVILLE 28 BOERNE SEASON RECORD 7-2 a. Freshmen show good team effort as they tackle their opponent. 144 a. Paul Lenfz and Bill Polk make the tackle as George Mendez looks on. b. Warriors get ready for a tackle, c. Bobby Padilla struggles for some yardage. 145 Front Row— Terry Sparks, and Barbara Taylor, Middle Row— Fenita Brasfield, Karen Caad, and Lisa Hood, Bacli Row— Alice Harrison, Bessie Frye Linda Muelker, Jackie Rawls, and Shirleffe Hastings. a. Apachettes take a quick break to discuss defense, b. Linda Muelker gets up high for another two points. 146 a - V i j HP Ui ►.-. ' 1 yr 1 Miiii riiil lt:i P Ss - SObi mmf il H U Linda Muellier — Senior, 4 yr. letterman, Captain, plays post. Bassie Ft7er — Senior, 3 yr. letterman, Terry Sparks — Senior, 3 yr. letterman, Captain, plays post. plays point guard. Alice Harrison— Senior, 1 yr. letterman, plays forward. Shirlatte Hastings — Senior, I yr. letter- man, plays post. Karen Caad — Senior, I yr. plays post. Lisa Hood lunior, 2 yr. letterman plays point guard. _ ' gj - -| Fenita Brastield— Soph., 2 yr. letterman, plays forward. 148 a. Betila praparm to thoot a free throw, but has a distraction. b. Linda jumps high and gets the tip. c. Barbara you didn ' t break your wrist! 149 Gonzales High School Apachettes Basketball Schedule Varsity 1980-81 APACHEHES OPPONENT 78 51 Bastrop 2nd place San Marcos Tournament 55 63 Seguin 79 18 Smithson Valley 69 59 Seguin 62 42 Bastrop 74 62 Round Rock 1st place Pleasanton Tournanient 68 44 Victoria Stroman 68 61 Smithville 66 55 Corpus Christi Miller 86 43 LaGrange 65 34 LaGrange 66 49 New Braunfels 68 47 ♦Cuero 59 26 ♦Canyon 59 49 Kerville Tivy 45 54 Boerne 0 V 35 ♦New Braunfels 99 42 ♦Cuero 65 40 ♦Canyon 60 43 58 41 ♦Boerne 43 34 ♦Boerne-Zone Playoff 44 32 ♦Fredericksburg-District Playoff 36 53 ♦Bay City-Bi-District Playoff (Season Record 25-4) a. Linda shows great form as she shoots, b. Fenita gets up high to put I c. Barbara it ' s not half time yet! 150 : 1 . 1 4 - . ■ , ? • 91 ii ' k { ;A ... li m M 1 IJ Mi P ir ' n j: fWSr V ■ il . HHRII ■■■nmiiiii I 1 1 i 1 m § i 1 l S Siil t a. LiM pufs it up for two. b. Terry that ' s what you call a foul! c. Jump ball- Fanita. d. The Apachett dafonsa works hard. 151 Hvi- 1 1 m ■ i 152 a. Linda Muelker shows her great talent as she lays it in. b. Linda has good defensive position, c. Linda adds two more points. She ended the season with 2272 points, and the recognition of the all time leading scorer at GHS. The 1980-1981 basketball season was a great one for the Apachettes and Linda Muelker. First, Linda, the Apachette scoring machine, ended her high school career as the all time leading scorer with 2272 points. Second, she helped lead the Apachettes to a goal which was to win the 1 3AAAA district championship, a first in SHS history. This year the Apachettes had the longest winning streak of fifteen games since the program was started in 1977-1978 and completed an outstanding season with 25-4. The Apachettes consisted of ten girls who brought pride and honor, not only to themselves, but to their school, student body, faculty, and commu- nity. The Apachettes would like to thank Mrs. Patsy Davis and Coach Jerry Bivins for their time and patience in helping the team. Mrs. Davis has been with us through thick and thin, and it will be hard to tell her good-bye. We wish her the best of luck, and memories of her will be with us forever. Apachettes ' 8 1 153 L. +0 R.— Gloria Taylor, Catherine Hastings, Christine Mills, Lawana Colvin, Missy Flo Grant, and Wynatta Steamer. Maggie Haraway, Michelle Clark, Susan Malatek, Yvette l -r .1 31 l a. Wynetta and Dorothy keep a close eye on the ball. b. Susan Malatek is down and ready for defense. 154 Gonzales High School Apachette Basketball Schedule Junior Varsity 1980-81 APACHEHES OPPONENT 56 40 Bastrop 38 35 Yoakum 42 53 Seguin 44 28 Smithson Valley 26 40 Seguin 46 42 Bastrop 27 35 Round Rock Consolation Seguin Tournament 52 45 Victoria Stroma n 28 26 Smithville 37 28 Corpus Christi Miller 50 33 LaGrange 36 26 LaGrange 36 26 New Braunfels 31 19 Cuero 30 26 Canyon 27 15 Kerrville Tivy 40 21 Boerne 24 34 New Braunfels 36 39 Cuero 40 38 Canyon 30 34 Kerrville Tivy 37 18 Boerne (Season Record 18-7) a. Jackie Rawls seems to get the tip. b. Missy Flowers puts it up for two. 155 1980-81 Apaches L to R— 0$car Grant, Sam Forbei, Billy Joe Hunt, Bruce Eleby, Robert Remschel, Calvin Mayberry, David Dahoney, Frank Fryer, Otis Johnson, and Roy Lett. B wm ■ ' Jr Hrs E I mE Vi P HM| tm W 1 w9pm ' 1 F M ' AiV ' l Calvin seems to have more footage than Otis Johnson! 156 Gonzales Apaches Bruce Elleby ,i - David Dahoney Coach Vic Salazar 157 K V. a. David Dahonay drivat against the Unicorn detente, b. Coach Vic Salazar taket a time-out to talk to the Apaches, c. The Apache defense stays on their toes. d. Otis Johnson puts the ball up. J .. B |Q 9 wlSl l V l V J s9j iAi| IB iil ■KJ k m W mK liJV i M .. ' '  1 1 M .r ZONE 1 1 1 ■ ■ ■■ ,et-- ' •y « i a. Bruce Eleby puts if in for another two. b. Robert Rem- schel jumps high to get the tip. c. Oscar and Calvin wait to see where the ball is going. a. Robert jumps high to block the ihot. b. Otcar Grant puts the ball up for two. c. David Dahoney shows good free throw form. d. David jumps high for another rebound. Gonzales High Schoo Apache Basketball 1980-8! APACHES OPPONENT 82 59 Yoakum 39 41 Luling 64 33 Southside 2 San Marcos 72 62 LaGrange 2nd place Gonzales Tournament 48 47 Hays 2nd place Elgin Tournament 65 42 Lockhart 58 57 Luling 48 33 Yoakun 59 3! Southside 55 49 LaGrange 6! 34 Lockhart 43 50 Hays 39 35 Dripping Springs 43 44 Smithson Valley 48 41 ♦New Braunfels 54 53 ♦Cuero 55 35 Canyon 52 Kerrville Tivy 46 51 Boerne 58 35 New Braunfels 50 42 Cuero 56 50 •Canyon 42 46 Kerrville Tivy ■niPl «. Robtrt-keapfhota hands up! b. Bruce layj it up for two. 162 163 J.V. Warriors Front Row (L to R}— Wilbert Freeman, Russell Grant, Sam Forbes, Darrell Clack, Henry Fennell, Bad Row (L to R)— Coach Grady Montgomery, Kennard Hastings, Eric Allen, Kerry Morgan, Otis Johnson, Tim Kardoz, Dell Harper, and Quincy Johnson. Gonzales High School Warriort Basketball 1980-8! WARRIORS OPPONENT 67 41 Yoakum 66 26 Luling 71 46 Southside 2 San Marcos 79 38 La Grange 1st place Hays Tournament 66 38 Hays Consolation Ratonia Tournament 76 44 Lockhart 85 5! Luling 60 23 Yoakum 42 38 Southside 76 SI LaGrange 60 51 Lockhart 60 66 Hays 58 S3 Smithson Valley 35 56 St. Stephens 42 61 ♦NewBrauntels 38 43 ♦Cuero 65 38 ♦Canyon 49 S3 Tivy 54 58 ♦Boerne 35 61 New Braunfels 61 SS ♦Cuero 75 45 ♦Canyon 67 SS ♦KerrvilleTivy 164 Freshman Front row (L io R) — Bryan Clack, James Koehler, CurKs Johnson, Andy ScoH, Ralph Walker, Steven Cantu, and John Navajar, Back row (L to R) Coach Wayne Larson, Rayfield Taylor, Jimmy Barnick, Bill Polk, Darron Hunt, Patrick Crabtree, and Ken DuBose. Gonzales Ninth Grade Basketball 1980-81 APACHES OPPONENT 66 42 Yoakum SB 30 Luling 41 55 Victoria Stroman 2nd place Hays 9th Tournament 48 55 New Braunfels 5! 33 Yoakum 56 54 Luling 43 40 Lockhart 2nd place Gonzales 9th Tournament 63 39 Cuero 56 50 New Braunfels 46 44 Cuero 67 60 Smithson Valley (Season Record 1 3-4) 165 166 167 e yt«AUr«.J«mM Afford, Emmtt B«k r, Ruby B«rg r, SuMn Booths, Juli Bosc mp, John Bum9«rd«n«r, Mrt. Catarsy, Lind Coffin. Chrii Dohon«y, Donald Conni Gipson, Linda Graukt, Herman Harris, CUtrct Hood, Ullia Hor«eb, Anita Homung, Maria Langford, Karan Marrou. Loii McGarrty, Lynda McKm, Sandra Millar. f t MuMchow, K«y N«uM, Sylvij PtralM, kvttjy Pnak, Ltwr«l P Mk,Ariir Pttui, Cl y Pop , Donnit SchI b H«, Dm Ann Schl b rl ,P tScl urig, Diana Slaughtar, Hanay Carolyn Allan, Donald Bakar. lalitta Barnicit, John Baros, laria Bartholomaw, Glynall Ba«ai, Billy Banai, Sandra Caria Caad, Patricia Caad, Watlay CaldwaH, Andrai Camarillo, Harlinda Dorothy Cantu, Virginia Cantu, Jo Carrizalas, WailayCartar.Fraddia Caurat, Dabra Chumchal, Nicola Christian, Carolyn Ckodra, KathrynCUck. Willia Clack, Laigh Ann Clamon,, Jamas Cockroft, FidalContrara ,Nora Contrarai, Maliua Curria, Craig D barry,5gian TW fWim ik 168 Sara Otiaon, Eloi ' ia Daluna, Todd Oickinton. ScoM Dolaial, Kan DuboM, Kara Erwin, RoMlinda Eipana, ChriiEipinoM, Brant Fahnai Katia Rnlay, Gloria Rorat, Roal Horaj, Ronnia Roratjohnny Foniaea, Danial Garcia, Unda Garcia DanialGaru.DanaGilkay. Hardawway. Shiriay Julia Haitingi, Sharon Haifingi, Vivian Hariinqs, Vivian Haval, Jo Blan Hiwy, 6wan Hodgot, Allan Hoarif, Wayna Hobtain, Sunny BlBlilBBiP wmmPBBBm ■BRBiiBEH Irla.MargaratJalufta, Irian Jural, FraddiaKapavi Chris Kappmayar, Lana Kallay, Donii KKar, Rhond. M1chaallJ«u«i.Joa I, Tina Milt, Laura Francis Morano, Larry Claranca Owant. Gary Mallna Ralningw, Mika Rodriguai, Ricardo 169 Mich ll« Smit, krry Smiiti, Patrick Stonum.JuliulTHW, AndrM Thornton, St«van Tucy, Rutui Tumlinion, Jarry Vara, Jaan Vaughan, Joa Va9a,MargiaVaga. Nancy Va9a,Glan laVala, Norma Vara, RoiKa Vaiaraal, Julia Walkar, Mark Waif, Clif«on Whittad, Halan WoK,i BanYbarbo,[)aborahZalla, Jarry Allan, Gilbarf Alvarai Jr., Jimmy Alvarai, Eliiabaiti Avant, Lori Balcar, Sharman Bakar, Gloria Banda, Da.id Barnatt, Ronna Bahlan, Lou Ann Bannatt, Pamala Braifiald, Karl Braiftchopf Maliua Braittchopf, Camilla Bumi, Garald Burfon, Anna 9 t Camarillo, Maliisa Timorty Carlaton, Robart Carrtzalat, Darrall Catctiingt, Manila Carda, Brandon Cook, John Cravan Jr., Kannard Cray, Jtnvi Curria, William Damon. Ronnia Oavii, Jana DaLuna, WMca, Kyla ' , Darran Fry, K4onicaGallardo,Rabacca Garcia, Diana Gana, Vickia Gana, Naraida Gaytan, 170 Gary Htndmhot, Mtlitu mam M liH HrlMok, TwiU Hutxr, Sally Huff, Dabra Hunt, Marilyn Hurrt, Vicfor Ivay, Oannli Jahnt. Stavan Jamat , Arthur Juaraz, Lorl Kapavik, Tammy Katto, Khrtln«, Timothy KnaMk. PPRiPiHiWi BIB Malatak, Dwayna Malatak, Kally Martin, Wilbart McKnIght, Tammy McNabb. Mandai, Sandy Mandai, CaH Mlkaih, Gragory Miliar, Dabra Mrtchall, Daborah OII«ar, Waiard O ' Naal, _ Dorothy Pagal, Billy Parkar, lUpN Tracy Park, Suun Pakar, Joa Pafai, C hrl« Patanon. ' BIPBiTHSw?! Pick, 6rag Poa, Joyca Polk, Rodriquaz, Lisa Rodriquaz, Ricky Rodriquaz, Donna Ruddock. Ronald Runnlnf. KaHhRutMll.WaynaSoldal, AlfonioSirilo,JaniaSirilo, ChariM Smith, Pamala Smith, 171 Audrc StAinty, DougUl Staton, Chtryl StMX, MiclwlW Stafniky, Johnny Stavcni, R«b«cc« Syk«), AKrad Taylor, Eric Ttytor, Kimborty Taylor. Torrot, Royca Towni III, Malilta Trajo, Norma Travino, Cynthia Vara, JaanattaVara.Latha Vaughn, BtttyVaia. rry Vigil, Rodnay Villaraal, ilyVorpahl,DarrallV ilay, Lonnia William., Wandy JohnZavadilJr.,Oabbla Zavala, Julian Aguirro, Calvin Allan, Juana Almaguar, Eliiabath Alvarai. mmWW r Estaphina Camarillo, Camarillo, Maria Camarillo, Cauandra Candalaria, Laura Cantu, Liu Thomas Caitillo, Elvia Carda, Martha Carda. 1 Ear Colaman, Lourl Contrarrai, Matt Cook, Laticia Cordona, Ernatt Coi, Julia Crabtraa, Barbara Cray, ElainaCurtii. I Daaniia Davit, Jon Dawa, Tommy Daborry, Rutty Cynthia Dubota. Michaal OuboM. Maria Estrada, Randall Farrar, Mark 1 ► k ' -IM f, Harris, Elvis Hart. 172 4. ..t mmBmWmM ■PIIBIE PRPRBBB BBPIPii jMMH rt ngiJr.,Mlri[ H i«ing , MIchMlJ. Ht[lm«n, J«nnif«r Htrntndn, Anni Hidalgo, Johnny Hodgoi, Nicolo Holn)«s, PantaU Howard, Frtdarick Hunt, Michaal lakopo, Daria May, Matt Llia O ' naal, Rirtd Parirar, Daana Panlay, Unda Pakar, Marcatia Paralat, Bryan Pargram, Brad Patanon, Monica Proa, Frodarick Albortllodrigu i,Latlcla RoMi, Ronald Rusting, Darral Ruual. Michaal Ruiial, Miehalla Salaiar, Darran Schauar, Raginald Scott, Clyda Sapada. IPiEHP Hi Dwayna Waitilngton, Sandra Wabb, Richard Whitakar, FradarickWiidom,Garalyn Whitahaad.WaalayWoW, Tarau Wright, Branda 173 8th Grade Band 8th grade band members are: Front row — Debra Chumchal, Kara Erwin, Melissa Barnick, Rhonda King, Phylls Biundell, Tina Mills, Lisa Koehler, e-c Stephanie Lehnert. Second row — Debbie Zella, Julie Walker, Andrea Thorton, SerrI GurleskI, Rosalind Hallmark, Julie Hastings, Katie FInley, Leigh Ann demons, Carolyn Ckodre, Sunny Hooplngarner, Donlse Kiter, Kathy Clack, and Nancy Vega. Third row — Alfonso SIrllo, Nicole Christian, Chris Kappmeyer, Todd Dickinson, Rhonda Lester, Brenda Scott, Melissa Currie, Susan Miller, Glenn Pruess, Jay Mason, and Danny Sanchez. Fourth row — Virginia Cantu, Jennifer Miller, Brian Roegner, Ken Dubose, and Gary Page!. J 7th grade band members Include: Front row — Jerry Allen, Carl MIkesh, Billy Hornung, Wayn Side!, Cindy Koehler. Second row — Becky Sykes, Matt Atkinson, Arthur Juarez, Norma Trevln Rebecca Garcia, Deborah Moeller, Cynthia Vara, Susan Cakes, Camilla Brom, Michelle Stefinsk ' Audra Stessney, Wendy Evans. Third row — ChristI Burns, Twilla Hubor, Roger Glldersleevr Marsha Cerda, Ronna Behlen, Stacey Gibson, Karen Brasfleld, Melissa Breltschoph, Monlc Gallardo, Susan Rainey, Rochelle Hallmark, Dede Gibson, Sally Huff, Elizabeth Rodrlquez, Lo Baker. Fourth row— Gary Hendershot, Billy Parker, Wendy Wolffe, Stephanie Oliver, James Cloe Luke Haynes, Greg Phlllipus, Winston Mcknight, David Vega, Royce Towns, Donnle Dubose, Jane Currie, Darrel Catchings, Kyle Fortenberry. Fifth row— Debra Mitchelle, Derek Walton, Gen Kridler, Greg Miller, John Hoist, Darin Fry. 174 6tti grade band mambars are: Rnt row — Darla Hay, Linda Pakar, and John Hidalgo. Second row— DeAnn Parsley, Michelle Salazer, Laura Goss, Kathy Harrii, Julie Crabtree, Melissa Trejo, Noel Reese, Mark Fi+nimmons, and John Ylbarbo. Third row— Will Oliver, Virginia Longoria, Bryan Pargren, Janet Hollenback, Alice Fredrick, Sheila Wallace, Stella Floras, Rachel Reyes, Donna Nelson, Veronica Matehula, Denise Davis, Lisa O ' Neal, Pam Briscoe, Laura Liquez, and Brad Peterson. Fourth row — Matt Kappmeyer, Michelle Velasquez, Tom Lester, Geralyn Whitehead, Cynthia DuBose, Steven Coleman, Ernest Box, Jon Tom Dawe, Jay Granthum, Fredrich Wisdom, Martha Cerda, Cassandra Candelaria, Elvia Cerda, Marcella Perales, Dennis Tumlinson, and Elvis Hart. Back row — Daryl Russell, Eddie Washington, Fredrick Hunt, Leonard Chapman, and Calvin Allen. Leading the Gonzales Junior High Band for the 1 980-8 1 school year is drum major, Kara Erwin. 175 «. Southwest Championthii Wrestling at iti best. 176 1980-81 Class Officers and Representatives t. 8th grade— (from left to right), Clif Whitted, sergeant at arms; Margaret Jalufka, vice-president; Kara Erwin, representative; Marilyn Nowotny, treasurer; Rosalind Hallmark, secretary; Dorthy Cantu, reporter; and Mary Ann Perales, representative, b. 7th grade — (L. to R.) Wayne Seidel, reporter; Billy Hornung, representative; Gene Kridler, sergeant at arms; Twila Huber, treasurer; Lisa Guarra, secretary; Lori Kapavik, vice-president; Lori Baker, president; and Dotty Pagel, representative, c. 6th grade— (L. to R.) top: Geralyn Whitehead, representative; Linda Pekar, representative; Mike Dolezal, sergeant at arms; middle: Kathy Harris, secretary; Daria lley, reporter, Michelle Salaiar, treasurer; bottom: Pam Briscoe, vice- president; and Rynda Grauke, president. Papooses 177 e? Hf9S, ' -VA k;; N -HV A a. Sth grade football players Include, (L to R)— front row: W. L. Johnson, D. Kotiebue, A. McCormkk, J. Baros, W. Caldwell, R. Flores, H. Porras, M. Riofas, C. Whitted, R. Scott, J. DeLeon. Second row: J. Tealer, Mgr., F. Sepeda, M. Johnson, W. Holstein, C. DeBerry, B. Jurelc, E. DeLuna, S. Dolezal, T. Posey, D. Sanchez. Third row: A. Rivera, J. Burton, J. Hunt, D. Hunt, M. Spahn, R. Flores, B. Fehner, F. Contreras, J. Mason, B. Hansford, J. Hastings. Back row: Coach L Starnes, C. Owens, D. Brzozwski, M. Mills, J. Longoria, H. Sreathouse, C. Espinosa, M. West, e. Page!, W. Carter, J. Vara, Coach D. Pruitt. b. The 8th grade cheerleaders are |L to r); Katy Finley, Kayla Martin, Lana Kelly, Sandra Benes. Front row: Rhonda King, Head Cheerleader, c. The 8th grade players seem to be enjoying the pep rally, while Johnny Hunt, and Douglas Hunt find something else to be amusing. :■%. ■■ . laiiV: . ' ,iS!.- L«i 178 Papooses r a. 7th grade football playes Include, (L to R)— front row: D. Killeen, J. Hoist, R. Towns, D. Wiley, C. Peterson, K. Noach, M. Atkinson, J. Navejar, V. Ivey, C. Milcesh, F. Walker, M. Longoria, R. Villareal, T. Knesek. Second row: L Chapman, Mgr., L. Vigil, S. Hendershot, R. Floras, R. Rodriguez, B. Hornung, W. Siedel, G. Phillippus, D. Walton, B. Ludwig, K. Cray, G. Kridler, J. Flores, J. Craven, W. O ' Neal, F. Goniales, B. Ledlow, D. Washington, Mgr. Third row: R. Runnig, J. Koricanek, Brandon Avant, T. Carieton, R. Lopoi, J. Gonzales, B. Cook, David Vega. R. Carriiales, G. Burton, Kyle Fortenberry, B. McKnight, G. Alvarez, D. Fry, 0. Muenchow, J. Zavadil, G. Miller, Johnny Stevens, D. Catching, J. Longoria, A. Taylor, R. Flores, C. Smith, Darren Wilson, L Haynes, W. Mayberry, J. Cantu, L Williams, B. Damon, R. Cantu, D. Staton, R. Davis, Coach J. Bumgardner, Coach F. Fryer, b. The 7th grade cheerleaders are (L to R): Dotty Pagel, Michelle Stefinsky, Karen Brasfield, Head Cheerleader; Melissa Breitschopf, Diane Garza, c. 7th grade players glance at the photographers. Papooses 179 Barnhill Poultry Supply P.O. Box 191 Pumps Service Is Our Business Jim Hayes Gonzales Pump Service Co. P.O. Box 470 Gonzales, Texas 78629 Phone 5 1 2 540-4377 OrPi 101 8. ST. JOSEPH e06 ST. UOUI8 PHONBi e7S-9930 RESj RFD 8. BOX 4 a7s-mio PHONE a7 -33as S7 -T«64 W. C. WiNKlE McKNIOHT McKNIOHT ENTERPRISES BAIL BONOS • NOTARY PUBUC -ASK ME - I CAN OET IT- BILL WALDEN AGENCY MANAGER GONZALES COUNTY FARM BUREAU Office Phone: (512) 672-7518 Res. Phone: (512) 672-2154 Sammy Gibson General Contractor Phone: 672-3305 Gonzales Ads 181 1 CHEVROLH j M-TTuTN J L T-shirts Unlimited Gonzales 7 19 St. Paul 672-7213 Perry ' s 508 St. Mathew Gonzales JIM VORDENBAUM GRACE VOROENBAUM (S12I 37S-3SeO OWNin Kjonzated 624 St. Paul 672-2863 Allen Chevrolet Company Hwy 90A Bypass Gonzales Wuests 728 St. Joseph Gonzales 182 Ads Gonzales Food Market BAR-B-Q HOT SAUSAGE BEER. ICE AND GROCERIES PHONE «7MIM VV PERSON S FLOWER SHOP (,f lO.WSt. loyis (512)672 2883 ■ GONZALES, TEXAS 78629 y J. Dvbbie Tieken ' Evelyn Tieken Lillie Pilsner HARRELL CATTLE CO. P.O. Box 925 Gonzales Gonzales, Texas 672-6504 b PROFESSIONAL PLANNING SERVICES Hwy-90-A Gonzales, Texas 672-7536 TUCH TIRE SERVICE Waelder Rd. Gonzales, Texas 672-3527 183 GONZALES PROCESSING R+. 2 Box 25 Gonzales, Texas 78629 I— 512— 672-2135 GIBSON ' S 6l9U.S.90-AByPass Gonzales, Texas 78629 I— 512— 672-2813 BRASFIELD GARAGE P.O.Box 1014 Gonzales, Texas 78629 1—512—672-6529 184 DuBose b Insurance J. B. White Co. 51 3 St. Joseph Store 12 Gonzales 826 Hwy 90 Bypass Gonzales Ads 185 Johnnie Marrous Pest Control 419 St. James 672-2897 Cannonade Ranch Gonzales, Texas Discount Motors Inc. 708 St. Louis Gonzales, Texas 672-6014 672-3985 Wholesale Retail Cowboy Store 672-7391 Gonzales Johnsons Hardware 672-361 1 Gonzales 186 Ads KYLE V. CROZIER General Contractor Inc. 1 1 • b c GONZALES MANUFACTURING BREITSCHOPFBROS. GROC. MKT. COCA COLA CO. Industrial Parle Gonzales 415 St. James Gonzales Cuero Ads 187 Lindemann Fertilizer Star Route, Gonzales Cost, Texas Phone 437-2269 Call Lumber Co. Drawer F Gonzales, Texas Phone 672-381 1 188 Ads UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE Gonzales 78629 b HOLIDAY FINANCE CO. 506 St. Paul Gonzales c CITY UTILITIES OF GONZALES 820 St. Joseph B. Gonzales 189 DeLeons Grocery 672-3410 525 St. Johns St. Gonzales Buffington Funeral Home 672-3322 424 St. Peter Gonzales Erwin ' s 672-2313 521 St. Joseph Gonzales 190 Ads Valdez Cleaners 31 7 St. George Gonzales, Texas 672-3016 Ernest ' s Hairstyling Highway 90-A Gonzales, Texas 672-7107 Country Corner Restaurant P.O. Box 746 Gonzales, Texas 672-771 1 Ads 191 PLOETZ TRANSPORTATION, INC OFFICE PHONE: AC 512-672-6563 • RESIDENCE PHONE: AC 512-672-3113 P. 0. BOX 726 • G N Z A L E § , T E X A 78629 Dixie Cream Donufs 509 Sf. Joseph Gonzales 672-9932 DuBose Foods Inc. Industrial Development Gonzales 672-2856 192 Ads mmmmmtm MMMMMMMMM if member FDIC Continuous Service Since 1868 Ads 193 HaRT AUTOMATIC POULTRY SYSTEMS BEN DAVIS EXXON STATION 805 Si. Joseph Gonzales, Texas 672-3632 H. W. HART MANUFACTURING CO. P.O. Box 926 Industrial Park Gonzales, TX 78629 512—672-7502 GOLDEN FRIED CHICKEN 672-7114 2231 2 St. Joseph 194 Ads J B Sausage Waelder Boothe Feed Mill 721 St. Andrew 672-3710 Gonzales A-1 Answering Service P.O. Box 275 672-7481 Gonzales J B Sausage Co. Waelder, Texas 665-2131 Ads 195 J1m t qmlHy Bt iP Uj g ' jJ M E a Joe Mateicek Construction Co. RM, Box 104 540-4719 Gonzales b SommerlaHe ' s Art Gallery and Studio 171 2 Sarah De Witt 672-6588 Gonzales c The Pantry 941 St. Joseph Gonzales d Liebermant Dept. Store 423 St. George Gonzales 196 Ads GONZALES PROCESSING Rt. 2 Box 1 5 672-2135 Gonzales GIBSON ' S 6l9Hwy90A 672-2813 Gonzales BRASFIELD GARAGE 229 Carroll Street 672-6529 Gonzales Ads 197 The Gonzales Inquirer Gonzales County ' s Best News Source Since 1853 Edward Reese, Publisher b Cartwheel Lodge of Gonzales 1800 Cartwheel Dr. Gonzales 198 Ads m 1 1 0 •J?77? 5T FlOT fi?M?l Tomorrow ' ! fashion . . . today Transit Mix Concrete 672-2325 Gonzales John ' s Flower Shop John Tabera, Owner 672-6123 Gonzales Kenwin Shop and Boutique 419 St. George Gonzales Ads 199 Janota Trenching and Wholesale Supply 1 034 St. Vincent Gonzales 672-3112 The Clothes Tree 612 St. Joseph Gonzales 672-6333 State Farm Insurance Companies Orville Dierlam Agent U.S. Post Office BIdg. 200 Ads 1 U-STOR-IT ' Sf3 t- ' . ' B: I B L;ise:iqI,S W ' JBtSk ' iiiibifls! I BS COW PALACE RESTAURANT Hwy90A Gonzales 672-6814 Open 7 days a week SMITH ' S EXXON STATION 326 St. Louis Open 6- 1 Mon through Sat 8:30- 10 Sunday 672-7195 James H. Smith ' EHRIG AND KAPAVIK FARM SERVICES CURTIS GRAY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY —OWNERS— Ernest Fred Ehrig Ernest Kapavik SHULER GRAIN CO. Distributor of CasaBlanca Fans Complete line of feed seed and fertilizers 672-2803 Ads 201 Guadalupe Valley Electric Co-Op Quality and Service Hwy 90A Bypass Gonzales b Burchard Abstract Agent for Stewart Title Guaranty Co. 503IA St. Joseph Gonzales H.E.B. Food Store 424 St. Matthew Gonzales 672-2690 202 Ads Gonzales Auto Supply 526 St. Paul 672-6415 Ads 203 I ' lili ' Gonzales Motor Company 304 St. Louis Ford Mercury Dealership 204 Ads C. F. POE ELEaRIC 672-2568 Route 2 Box I05AA Gonzales REMSCHEL BROS LUMBER CO 672-2115 603 St. Andrews Gonzales WESTERN AUTO 672-7505 613 St. Joseph Gonzales Ads 205 Wal-Mart Hi-Way 90-A and Robertson Gonzales, Texas 78629 1—512—672-7573 P.O. Box 21 5 206 Ads t Torrn F«nc A NurMiy 9l5St.Jo$.ph 672-6437 b Th Toggsry 523 St. Joseph 672-2433 c GonzolM Commission Company SanAn+onio Hwy eonzaU. d PlunlcoHs Grocoryft Morlcot 1430 St. Paul Gonial ! 207 Pirkle ' s Exxon 723 St. Lawrence 672-301 1 Donnie ' s Western Wear 61 7 St. Joseph Dairy Queens of Gonzales Dees ' Enterprises Jack Dees 208 Ads JOE ERDMAN MOTORS JOE ERDMAN OFFICE. (512)672-7022 RES. (512) 293-6849 Bulloch Feed Company 672-2838 a b Gonzales Marble GIndlers and Dept. Stores Granite 672-3140 672-3712 820 St. Peter 601 St. Joseph Gonzales Gonzales Ads 209 INDEPENDENCiT ISAVINGSALOANjJ Gonzales, Texas 78629 615 St. Paul 512—672-7541 Barbara ' s Aloe Vera Cosmetics By Lady Venus 202 St. Paul Gonzales 672-7686 Boothe Hatchery 1 025 Oakland Avenue Gonzales 672-2233 210 Ads Kotzebue Drug Store The Rexall Store 525 St. Joseph Gonzales KCTI Radio 1450 on your dial 425 St. George Gonzales King Pontioc Oldsmobile 672-3021 1031 St. Joseph Gonzales Ads 211 oufiLiy Pfiini SHOP PHONE 672-3919 - 1310 ST. LOUIS GONZALES, TEXAS 78629 Medi Save Pharmacy 1314 Sarah DeWitt Dr. Gonzales L.K. CATTLE COMPANY • The Corral 672-6389 522 St. Paul Gonzales Gonzales High School Home of the Bl-district Champion Apachettes 212 Ads Yoakum Federal Savings and Loan Association P.O. Box 573 Gonzales Boysen ' s Food Market 672-3349 1 020 St. Louis Travis Arnold Jewelers 672-6067 Gonzales Ads 213 rri J Southern Clay Products 1980 Homecoming Court Mission Ice and Fuel 205 St. John Gonzales Gonzales Title Company 315 St. Lawrence Gonzales 214 Ads and Catering CompUtv, Imagindtiv S«rvic« For appointment call 672-201 3 Polly Knl, Ownar HOLMES-CROZIER REALTORS Gonzales KOCHES HAIRSTYLING 672-7430 619 St. James SHELTON AGRI- SUPPLY Ads 215 GONZALES BANK The Friendly Bank Member FDIC «. Glann Mtnking it visiting with Leslie Ploeger, Jr. about a career in benlting. b. Keith Schauer is opening a new savings account with Deanne Hagen at Gonzales Bank with money he received for graduation, c. Michael Oales is talking to Kenneth Schauer about financing a new car with Gonzales Bank. d. Kathy Glass is making a deposit to her checking account with Mary Benes at Gonzales Bank. 216 TONI ' S FOOD STORE 209 St. Lawrence GonzaUs GONZALES ANIMAN CLINIC Hwy90A onzal s WAL-MART DISCOUNT PHARMACY 672-2811 HwyWA JIM RODRIGUEZ PAINT BODY SHOP l839St.Lawr nc« Gonulai 217 DIXON INSURANCE AGENCY 51 6 St. Paul 672-6518 Mohrmann ' s Drug Store 4 1 3 S+. George Gonzales 673-2317 Dixon ' s Insuronce Agency 516 St. Paul Gonzales Storey Jeweler 607 St. Joseph Gonzales 672-2402 218 Ads SCHMIDT SONS INCORPORATED GASOLINE OIL Gonzales 672-2018 RIG WELDING WAYNE BROWN WELDING SERVICE Rt.3Boxl60A 512—437-5184 Gonzales MAULDINGS COUNTRY STORE 672-2018 Gonzales 219 MUNSON RANCH Breeders of Fine Race Horses LYNN THEATRE 510 St. Paul Gonzales AIRPORT-INN MOTEL Hwy I83N Gonzales 220 Ads Congratulations to the Senior Class THE DRLGMUD CO. Houf+on,T.x. (713)493-9993 Ann Briico WarehouM Manager Office eonial...Tex. (512)672-7591 HOSKINS MEN ' S WEAR 602 St. Paul Phone 672-2 1 19 Gonzales, Texas 78629 CLYDE ' S WHITE AUTO PARTS 715 St. Paul Gonzales RALSTON PURINA CO. Hwy 90A Gonzales 221 Bryan, Texas 713—822-3781 Congratulations Seniors! BREITSCHOPFREAL ESTATE 672-2522 1331 St. Joseph Gonzales b WEST MOTORS 302Hwy.90A Gonzales e BEN FRANKLIN STORE 401 St. George Gonzales 222 Ads Gonzales County Savings and Loan Assn. Federal Savings Loan Insurance Corp. Your Savings Insured to $100,000 Member FSLIC 223 Ind ex Acker, Valorie 92 Aguilar, Victor 65 Alford,Chella3l Allen, Bruce 136, 138, 162 Allen, Eric 164 Almaguer, Daniel 13, 92, 116, 117, 122 Almaguer, Deeanne (De De) 75,79 AInnaguer, Duane Almaguer, Hubert 75, 92 Almaraz, Carolyn Alvarez, Annie 128 Alvarez, Henry 75 Ara, Sandra 75, 117, 119 Arellano, Rachel Atkinson, Albert 50, 114 Atkinson, Frank 75, 117 Avant, Rhonda 6, 65, 92, 96 Baker, Brenda 6, 65 Baker, Deborah 75 Baker, Linda 3 I Banda, Oscar Barker, Martha 92 Barnett, Mark 65 Barnett, Nathan 90, 92, 116, 117 Barnick, Lynn 8, 75, 81, 91, 92, 165 Baros, Suzanne 13, 90, 92, 117 Basquez, Chad 75 Bazan, Ricky 65, 114 Behlen, Shav n 43, 51, 90, 114, 117 Behring, Gary Bell, Darrel9l Benavides, Rebecca 91, 92, 133 Benavides, Victor Benes, Dana Benes, David Benes, Rene 75, 92, 119 Bennett, Darryl 10, 51, 128 Bennett, Kirk 65 Bennett, Marc 65 Bennett, Pam 92, 121 Bennight, Deloris Berger, Randy 75, 92, 115 Berry, Darrin Bishop, Tommy Blackv ell, Stewart 131 Bolech, Steven 1 28 Bonds, Wanda Boothe, John 90, 114 Boysen, Sharon 6, 13, 31, 51, 90, 121, 128 Brasfield, Charlotte 75, 79, 119 Brasfield, Fenita 65, 69, 70, 92, I 19, 133, 146, 148, 150, 15! Breitschopf , Ricky 1 28 Breitschopf , Sheryl 65, 119 Bridv ell, Dowell 136 Bridwell, Tony 75 Brisco, Jeff 75 Briscoe, Tina Brom, Clayton 65, 92, 116 Brown, Fannie Mae Brown, Glen 65 Brown, Irene Brown, Lisa 6, 13, 14, 31, 35, 100 Brown, M. L. Brown, Zillman 65 Brzozowski, Allen 65 Brzozowski, Michael 65, 126, 127 Buesing, Brian 75, 92, 1 15 Bundick, Amanda 9 Burger, Bernice 75 Burger, Jeanette 13, 32, 49, 51,90,92, 117 Burgess, Linda Burns, Leslie Caad, Karen 49, 146, 148 Cagle, Christine 75 Caldwell, Cheryl 31, 38, 47, 128 Camarillo, David 128 Camarillo, Lorenzo 128 Camarillo, Maria 75 Camarillo, Martha 75 Camarillo, Mary Esther 65, 92, 133 Camarillo, Mike Camarillo, Rita 65 Camarillo, Rosa 91, 133 Cantrel, Alice 3 1 , 121, 128 Cantu, Chris 65, 126 Cantu, Danny 128 Cantu, David 128 Cantu, Sammy Cantu, Steven 75, 165 Carleton, Bryce 75, 92, 117 Carrizales, EUsio 75, 79 Carrizales, Elsa Carrizales, Jesse 65, 92 Carrizales, Michael Carroll, Dana 75, 117 Carroll, Ken 65 Carter, Walter 114 Casares, David Casares, Teresa 65 Castillo, Maria Castro, Maricella 65, 70,91, 92, 133 Cerda,Darlene75, 133 Chapman, Carol 91, 92, 118 Cheatham, Jerry 75, 115, 117 Cheatham, Michael 75, 115 Christian, Brent 65, 9! Christian, Charisse I 17 Ckodre, Clay 57, 90, 136 Clack, Betty Lou Clack, Bryan 75, 79, 81.165 Clack, Darrel 65, 164 Clack, David 135, 136, 138 Clack, Deborah 65 Clack, Eric 54 Clack, Wanda Clark, Barrett 133 Clark, Candace Suzy 31, 35, 38 Clark, Marcel 75 Clark, Michelle 66, 155 Clark, Patty Ann 114 224 Clark. Sharon 74, 75. 119 Cline, Bill 66 Coffin. Clifford 66. 92, 114 Contreras. Frank 128 Contreras. Linda 75, 92 Colvin. La Wana 66. 155 Cook, Becky 75 Cook, Shawn 136 Cooney, Christi 9, 128 Copeland, Leiand Ray 66 Cox. Beverly 75. 12! Crabtree. Michael 66. 92 Crab+ree, Patrick 75, 92. 165 Craven. Traci Damon. Donna Davis. Kenneth (Sr.) 3 1 Davis. Kenneth 66 Davis. Patrick 66. 115 DeBerry. Tom 1 36 Dechman, Jimi Lee 43, 121 Decker, Tim 75, 92. 115 Dees, Karen 128 De Leon, Anna 90, 91. 92. 133 De Leon, Rene 66. 92 DeLeon. Steve90, 92 De Luna, Pete 126, 127 De Luna. Sylvia 38, 90 Dixon. Leslie Dohoney. David 32. 134, 156, 158, 160, 163 Dolezal. Terri 75 Dove, Shiron Dreyer. Gene DuBose. Donna 7. 117 DuBose. DeDe 102, 103 DuBose. Ken David 76, 165 DuBose, Mark 41, 90. 136. 138 DuBose, Ronald 66 Duderstadt, Debra 76, I 1 7 DuPree. Lori 128 DuPree, Sara 37. 100 Dunn. Peter 9 1 Dyer, Jean 114, 115 Dyer. Linda 37. Eckols. Greg 54, 57. 1 36 Ehrig. Christi 32, 37. 48, 90, 92. 117 Ehrig, Lisa 76, 80, 92, 117 Eleby, Bruce3l,37. 128, 156, 157, 159 English. Pam 37 Eredia, Jesse57, 92 Erskin, Bertha 37 Erwin. David 37 Erwin. Douglas 66 Erv in. Grant 31. 32. 37. 90. 136, 138 Erwin, Scott 66 Esparza, Diane 37, 128 Espinoza. Gabriel 31, 37. 49. 90. 9 1 . 1 22 Espinoza. Leticia 57, 92. 133 Eureste, Ermelinda 57 Eureste, Jamie 76 Faircild. Ace 57. 114 Fennell. Henry 66, 164 Fennell, Nodie 57 Fink, Donna 17.37 Fink, George 57, 1 3 1 Fitisimmons, Michael Flores, Dora 76 Flowers. Trevinia 66, 1 55 Floyd, Jo Anne 57, 12! Fonseca. Henry 66. 126 Forbes. Sam 67. 156. 164 Fortney. Bruce 57, 128 Fox.Gina76,8l.92. 119 Fox.Teresa6, 31.32. 37. 121. 128 Freeman. Londa 67, 92 Freeman, Wilbert 67. 164 Fry,Deke57. 12! Frye. Edward 31. 38. 131 Fryer. Bessie 6, 10.31.35.38. 48, 90, 91. 92. 118. 146, 148. 149 Fryer. Frank 54. 57. 114, 136, 156 Fryer, Wanda 76. 81, 92. 119 Garcia. Abel 67. 92. 116, Garcia. Diane 38 Garcia, Elizabeth 57. 92 Garcia, Freddie 76 Garcia. Manuel 57. 91 Garcia, Nolbert 76 Garcia, Robert 76 Garcia, Roy I 14 Garcia, Sylvia 57 Garner, James 57. 115 Garza, Beatrice 57 Garza. Ernest 67 Garza. Joe 67 Gaytan. Nellie 57 Gibson, Shari 16.38,43, 100 Gibson. Terry 38. 92, 117 Glass, Glenn 76. 115 Glass. Kathy 6. 31.38.92,96 Gonzales. Becky 76 Gonzales, John 57, 131,136 Gonzales, Josephine 76, 79 Gonzales. Mary Jane 67 Gonzales. Ronnie 76 Gonzales, Virginia 76 Granado, Joe 67, 57. 128. 132 Granado. Joel Grant, Oscar 9, 38, 126, 156, 157, 159, 160 Grant, Russell 67, 164 Grant, Yvette 76. 92, 155 Grantham, Debbie 57 Grauke, Donnie 7. 67. 114 Greathouse. Amos 19, 32, 38, 128. 136 Greathouse. Andrew 38, 114. 136 Greathouse, Debbie 38 Greathouse, Ronnie 57 Greathouse, Sonya 38. 118 Green. Carolyn 57 Green, Jackie 57 Green, James 76 Guerra, Jesse Guerra, Johnny 38, 128 Guerra. Richard 67 Guerra. Robert 58, 128 Guerra, Sandra 67 Guerra, Sylvia 225 Gurleski, Michael 121 Gurleski, Robert 58, 1 2 1 Hagen, Alicia 58 Hagen, Mark 76, 92. 117 Hajovsky, Lori 1 6, 67 Hall, Ka+hy Hanks, Lisa 74, 76,81,91,92, 117, 119 Hardaway, Maggie 58, 155 Hardaway, Shelly 67, 114 Hardwick, Eric 76, 115 Harper, Dell 67, 164 Harper, Ronnie 58 Harris, Donna 67, 92, I 17, 119 Harris, Paul Harrison, Alice 92, 146, 148 Harrison, Charles 58, 114 Hastings, Catherine 76, 155 Hastings, Clara 58 Hastings, Claudie Hastings, Cynthia 76, 92, 96 Hastings, Debra 58, 92, 97 Hastings, Joe 14,58 Hastings, Kennard 67, 164 Hastings, Lenette 58 Hastings, Rosie 68, 122 Hastings, Shirlette 146, 148 Havel, Tammy 58, 100, 121 Hayes, Jamie 68, 1 19 Haynes, Debbie 3 1 , 90 Haynes, Joe 58 Hearn, Donna 76, 80, 117 Heins, James 76 Heller, Carl 6, 32, 128, 136, 138 Helton, Laura 76. 92, 117, 119 Herman, Alfred Trey 68 Hernandez, Carol Hernandez, Fernando 31, 128 Herrera,Josie90, 92 Hilger, Dale 58 Hisey, Commie 10, 31, 32, 103 Hisey, Dan 76. 92 Hodge, Debra 66, 68, 69, 122 Holland, Adam 68 Hoist Freeman, Kathlyn 68 Hoist, Rhonda Renee 54, 58 Hood, Lisa 58, 102, 103, 146, 148, 151 Hood, Teresa (KK) 128 Hoopingarner, Robert 92, 116 Hornung, John 58 Howard, Sylvester 68 Hrbacek. Sandra Hudson, Leslie 68,69. 121 Hughes, Jack Hull, Ricky 3 1 , 40, 126, 127 Hunt, Audrey 58 Hunt, Billy Hunt, Darron 76, 165 Hunt, Kevin 76, 83, 115, 121 Hunt, Michael 40 Hyde. Anthony 40, 1 3 1 Hyde, Janina 58, 131 Idlett. Sammy 76, 79, 115 lley, Candace 76, 81, 92, 117, 119 Ince, William 8, 31. 32, 40. 47.50,51,92, 136 Irle, Brenda 68 Irle, Chester 58 Ivey, Karen 76 Ivey, Monica 68 Jackson, Robin 58 Jalufka, Patricia Jalufka, Thomas 136 Janota, Darrel 76 Johnson, Charles 68 Johnson, Curtis 76. 8 1 , 1 65 Johnson. Darrel Johnson. Slynnete 128 Johnson, Justin 8, 76, 115, 117 Johnson, Lillie Mae Johnson. Michael 68 Johnson. Otis 1 36. 1 56. 1 57, 158. 163. 164 Johnson, Roger Quincy 164 Johnson, Tom 68 Jones, Albert 68 Jordon, Bobby Juarez, Elisa9l.92 Juerk. John 40. 131 Kalisek. Brenda 68. 119 Kapavik. David I 14 Kardosz. Tim 40. 68, I 14, 164 Keeler, Chris 68 Keeler, Tim Kelly, Lisa 76, 121 Kelso, Kevin 76, 1 1 5 Kiefer, Allen Klapuch, Daniel 68, 92, 116 Kluting, John 68 Kluting, Rosa 68 Knesek, Ben 77, 115 Kocian. Denise 13. 68 Kocian. James 131 Koehler.James77.92. 165 Komoll. William 77, 115 Koppen, Patrick 3 1 , 40 Koricanek,Jeff77, 115 Kridler, Mary Ellen 68. 91, 92, 119 Kuck, Robert 40, 90, 114, 117 Kuck,Susan68,9l, 117, 119 Kuenstler. Tracy 69 Kulhanek, Cynthia 69 Kuntschik, Brian 16, 31, 32. 40, 131 Kuntschik, Darin 1 16 Kuntschik, Kenneth Kuntschik. Shari 77. 83. 92. 116 Lampkin. Artie 40 Lampkin. Glory 69 Lamprecht. James 6. 33, 40, 136, 138 Lara, Pauline 77 Leal,Adolpho 126, 136 Leal, Robert 69, 126 Leazer, Daniel 77 Lehnert, Karen 77. 80, 117, 119 226 Lentz, Claire 16, 31, 40, 90. 128 Len+z, Crystal Len+z, Paul 17,77, 115 Lerma, Juan 77 Lester, Linda Lewis, Eva Liquez, Jesse 69, 126 Linda, Bonnie 31, 41, 45, 128 Lockstedt,Sonia90,9l, 118 Lockstedt, Susan54,9l, 118 Logan, Laurie 69, 92 Lollis,John 121 Longoria, Emma 91,92 Lopez, Edward 60 Lopez, Elvira 1 22 Lopez, Esther 60 Lopez, Manuel 136 Lopez, Sabas60 Lopez, Sonia 69, 92 Lopez, Steven 69 Lott, Cathy 60 Lott, Roy9, 134, 156 Low, Phyllis 4 1 Lowe, Larry 16, 69 Lowery, Starr 41 Ludwig, Rhonda 69 Luke, John 77 Luna, Linda 77 Machicek, Edward 41 Macias, Tina 77 Malatek, Glen 69 Malatek, Greg3l,32,4l,45, 48,51,89,90 Malatek, Jessica 6, 19. 77, 81,92,97, 119 Malatek, Rex 69, 132 Malatek, Steven 77, I 1 5 Malatek, Susan 19, 60, 91, 155 Malatek, Terry 13,41 Marek, Clay 77, 115 Martin, Randy 77, 115 Marin, Russell 60 Martinez, Elsie 4 1 Martinez. Lisa 31. 41, 90, 12! Martinez, Sammy 4 1 , 92 Mason, Clay 41, 115 Massey, Warren 60, 92 Matejcek, Joseph 7, 77, 115 Matejcek, Tammy 13. 16. 31. 41.90, 121, 128 Matias, Donna 60, 128 Mayberry, Calvin 8, 156. 157, 159 McKinney, Denise 74, 77, 119 McNabb, James 41, 131 Mendez, Danny 60, 126, 127 Mendez, George 77 Menking, Diane 60 Menking, Glenn 31, 42, 49, 90, 117 Mercer, Marland 60 Mercer, Rhonda 9, 3 1 , 42, 121 Merriweather, Rose 60 Merriweather, Roosevelt 60 Mikesh, Bryan 69, 92, 114 Mikesh, Danny 69 Mikesh, Nancy 42 Miller, Blake 69 Miller, Christine 77, 115 Miller, Gary 69 Miller, Kari 42, 43. 45, 100, 128, 180 Miller, Kim 19,42, 128 Miller, Lillie 74, 77, 119 Miller, Reginald 66 Miller, Rhonda 60 Mills, Billy 77, 79, 117 Mills, Christine 155 Mills, Patricia 70 Mills, Stephen 31, 42, 33, 90, 128 Minear, Steve Mitchell, Dora Denise 70 Moeller, James 70 Molina, Carmen 42 Molina, Joe 70 Molina, Robert 70 Molina, Veronica 77 Molnosky, Kenneth 70, 114 Montgomery, Lisa 54, 60 Montgomery, Wendy 16,42 Morales, Joe 70, 133 Moreno, Domingo 60 Moreno, Rachel 70 Morgan, Kerry 115. 164 Morrow. Ricky 54, 60 Morris, Kathryn 70, 92, 116 Morris, Marvin 70, 114 Moseley, Jeanie Muelker, Brenda 31, 42, 90, 118, 121, 122 Muelker, Linda 31, 42, 50, 51, 146, 148, 149, 150, 153 Munguia, Frank 60 Munson, Kelly 60, 102, 103 Murray, Glen 60 Nance, Johnny 31, 42, 128 Navejar, John David 77, 92, 165 Needham, Brian Wade 70. 92 Netardus, Janet 60, 92, 117 Neuse, Paul 60, 116 Noack, Kenneth 17, 77, 115 Novak, Bryan 131 Nowotny, Karen70,9l, 119 Oakes, Michael 18,42, 126 Oakes, Scott 70, 92 Oliver, Jason 77 Olmos, John 70, 126 Oncken, Nancy 77, 83, 92, 116 O ' Neal, Janice 77, 119 Ornelas, David 70. 92 Ornelas. Veronica 60 Padilla. Carolyn Padilla, Robert 77 Pagel, Greg 77 Pagel, Keith 43, 114 Pagel, Michael I 15, 128 Pakebusch, Alton 43, 114 Pakebusch, Bobby 70, 114 Pakebusch, Willie 70, 114 Parker. Patty Parker. Sarah 128 Parsley. Debra 227 PavlIska,DebbIe43,90,92 Pavliska, Jerome 71,91 Pearson, Tres 71, 114 Pekar, Daniel 71, 114 Pekar, Dorothy 7, 71 Pena, Roger 77 Perales, Martha 6, 31,43,92, 133 Perales, Mildred 43, 92, 133 Perez, Andrew 1 26 Perez, George 77, 114 Perez, John 71 Perez, Martha 43 Perez, Ricky 7 1 Pertetto, John 18,43,92 Perfetto, Philip 71, 92 Person, Sean 71 Peterman, Larry 71, 92, II 5, 121 Peterman, Ralph 92 Petras, Susan 92 Philips, Brenda 92 Pirkle, Brian 91, 114, 136 Pirkle, Terry S. 71 Ploeger, Mark 43 Poe, Toni Poehler, Michael 77 Polk, Bill 77, 165 Polk, Charles 43 Polk, Jesse Polk, Sharon 71 Porras, Orpha Price, Pam Allen 118 Pruett, Kent 77, 92, I 1 7 Pruett, Ross 18, 126, 127 Purcell, Wesley 78 Quinney, Denise 43, 92, 121, 128 Raeke,John7l,92, 133 Rainey, Michael 71,9! Ramirez, Tony Ramos, JoAnn Ramos, Luisa 43 Ramos, Pablo 71, 115 Ramos, Teresa 71, 122 Ramos, Trina 71 Rasmussen, Birte43, 180 Rawls, Jackie 146, 155 Rawls, John Reed, James 71, 114 Reid.DarIa 71,91.92, 119 Reid, Mark 90, 92, 117 Reidel, Michelle Whitehead Reininger, Chris 78, II 5, 12! Remschel, Robert 9, 32, 48, 156, 157, 159, 160, 162 Remschel, Todd 13! Reynolds, Kyle 78, 79 Rezelman, Marius 53 Rhodes, James 78 Richardson, Sue 128 Riojas, Roxann 71 Riojas, Sylvia Rivera, Andrew 71 Rivera, Lupe Rivera, Roger Roberts, Daphne 78 Roberts, Kelly Rodriguez, C. D. Rodriguez, David 71 Rodriguez, Lupe 92 Rodriguez, Ora Lee Roegner, Daniel 92, 131 Roegner, Peggy7l,92, I 16 Rommines, Lee 71, I 14, 115 Rother, Sharon 78 Russell, Michelle 78 Russell, Shari Salazar, Rachel 78 Sampleton, Cleveland Sampleton, Lafayette Sanchez, Rudv Sanders, Reis ca 128 Sanders, Russell 72 San Miguel, Audelia San Miguel, Islada 72, 122 San Miguel, Ruben 126 Schacherl, Leah 72 Schacherl, Tonya 78,91, 117, 119 Schauer, Brian 17,78, 115 Schauer, Keith 33, 45, 90, 136, 138 Schieberle, Gay 6, 13,31,32, 45 Schurig, Tryee 18,45, 131 Schweda, Johnna 102, 103 Scott, Andy 78, 165 Scott, Steven 72, 92, 117 Segura, Laura 45, 92, 133 Shaw, David 72 Short, Jackie 72 Shows, Betty 54, II 8 Shuler, Cathy 7, 72, 100 Simper, Lori 69, 72, I 16 Sirilo, Salvador 72 Slaskey, David Slaughter, Brent 78 Sofka,LIsa78,83,92, 116 Smit, Donna 72 Smith, Bobby 72 Smith, Bryant 136 Smith, Dennis Smith, Gwen Smith, I. G. 11,45, 136, 138 Smith, Jeff 45 Smith, Robert Soefje, William 72, 114 Soto, Hector 3 1 , 45, 126 Spahn, Lori 72 Sparks, Terry 8, 13, 31, 42, ' 45, 146, 148, 151 Spears, Michael 33, 45, 136 Starr, Scott 54, 90, 91. 114 Staton, Roy Steemer, Ricky 45, 128 Steemer, Wynetta 72, 1 55 Steen, Rodney 78 Stefinsky, Lynnette 13, 31, 32,45 Suarez, Roy 79 Supak, Cindy 72, 116 Sweeney, Susan 18 Tabera, Lydia 72, 92 Tabera, Ruben 92 Taylor, Barbara 92, 146, 148, 149, 150 Taylor, Dorothy 92 Taylor, Gilda 45 Taylor, Gloria 78, 155 228 Taylor, Rayfield 72, 165 Tealer, Helen 72 Technllc, Peggy 90. 92 Technik, Polly 72, 119 Tharp, Carolyn Thiele, David 131 Thomas, Damon 78 Thompson, Kevin 126 Tieken, Gerald 114, 131,180 Tolbert, Elizabeth 92 Tolbert, Suzanne 72, 92, 116 Tomas, Daniel I 14 Torres, Carlos Torres, Lee Tovar, Ricky Trevino, Yvonne72,9l,92 Tucker, Gean 92, 117 Tucker, Tammy 92 Turk, David 72 Turner, Jimmy 136 Turner. Judy 31, 50, 89. 90, 12! Valdez. Alice 122, 128, 133 Valen+a, Charles 114, 136 Vana, Bet+y 78, 81, 91, 92, 119 Vana, Danny 8, 31, 90, 114 Vara, Linda Vaughn, Diana 78 Vaughn, John Vaga, Elena 72, 122 Vega, Karen Vega, Virgie Vela, Laurie 80 Venegas, Faye 72, 92 Venegas, Florence 62. 180 Vera, Freddy 73 Vera, Ricky 63, 136 Villareal, Robert Villasana, Linardo80 Vivian. Leslie 80 Voges, Mary Ann I 14 Vrana, Monica 80, 117. 119 Walker, Annet 63 Walker, Dorothy 80 Walker, Ralph 78, 80. 165 Walleck, Aubrey 47 Walshak. Valerie 54. 63. 92, 116, 117 Washington, Christine 80 Watt. Gabriel 47 Watt. Nathan 80 Watts. Betty 80. 12! Watts. Judy 73 Webb. Cleveland 8. 33. 47, 128 Whiddon. Clay 63 White. Annie 47. 118 White. Bobby 8, 63, 122 White, Dennis 80 White. James 47. 136. 138 White. John 136 White. Vella 73, 122 Whitted, James 63 Willeford, Denise 31, 38,47. 128 Williams. Karen 80 Williams. Mildred (Metchie) 13,47 Willis, Jackie Wilson, Catherine 63, 90, 92, 117 Winters,Vernon 73 Wirtz, Danny 63 Wishert, Jeff 32, 47, 131, 136 Wolf, Beverly 80 Worthington, Clifford 73 Wright, Megan 47 Yackel, Margaret 122 Yackel,Mona 31,47,92, 121, 122 Zumwalt, Jesse 80, 115 Zumwalt. Lane 63 Zumwalt, Maureen 73 Zumwalt, Peggy 73. 88. 92. 97. 12! Zumwalt. Wayne 73 229 230 231 The Lexington is like a day. It begins with sunshine and happiness and ends with a captivating sunset with untold memories of all shades. So much happens within a school year, that it is very difficult to capture it all, but as editors of the ' 8 1 Lexington we feel we have gathered the high- lights of the 1 980-8 1 school year and compiled them in this memorable book. But the credit alone does not go to us. There are so many people who took time out to help make this book possible. Our first thanks goes to Mr. Burrows and Mr. Glass for their support and guidance. They them- selves know just how special they really are to us. We also would like to thank our teachers, employers, and families for coping with us through deadlines, balloon sales, and our own everyday ups and downs. A special thanks goes to the handful of staff members who really devoted their time on this book. There ' s no way we can ever begin to personally thank them. A few other very important assets to the Lexington that we would like to thank are the photographers. An annual without pic- tures is like a day without sunshine. Last but not least, a very special thanks goes to our Aunt Jean. At times we were like a collapsing frame and she was our pillar support- ing us and giving us strength at all times. She ' s a very spe- cial lady and we love her very much. We ' ve been like one big family sharing each other ' s hopes and dreams. Now we must break away from each other, walking into our own sunrises and begin living these hopes and dreams. Farewell . . . — Sharon and Tammy — { c :j £,±t xday vjai, but a dxsxim, omoxxovj may not bs., So [ t ' ± makz £,(jE.%ij ns vu today cfi U7£,st % aUty! J, 232 W4 e 5 Face ' ; 10 VfMm 88 4getic5 134 JFbpoo e loo y dv ertKer|er|f l80 ar d Ir d(y