Gonzales High School - Lexington Yearbook (Gonzales, TX)

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Ml. Vyvjola explains an auto mechanic technique to student James Perkins. Mr. Glass presents a bouquet of red roses to Powder Puff Queen Petio Rodriguez while Homecoming Court members Darnella Mitchell and es- cort Leann May look on. Coach Fikac gives a few pointers to some Apache football players at prac- tice. Mrs. Pruett, Mrs. Mills, and Mrs. Maples try to escape ftom school by disguising themselves as football players. Mrs. Maples realizes they have been caught. IT ' S NOT ALL BLACK AND WHITE

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Real Teachers Who said teachers aren ' t real peo- ple? With hobbies like riding motorcy- cles for Mr. Daker. running in 10K ' s for Ms. Crazier, and watching T.V. for Mr. Bond, how could they not be real peo- ple? Like real people, teachers have dreams, too. When asked what these teachers would be if they weren ' t teachers, some very interesting an- swers were given. Mrs. Mildred DuDose would have been a psychologist. A me- chanical engineer is what Mr. Bond would have become. Mrs. Maria Mala- Mrs. Demenr. one of thie most famili ar faces in the office, does one of her many jobs. tek would have been a truck driver. And Mr. Baker has always wonted to be a teacher. Just as each year is different for the students, the same is true for the teach- ers. have enjoyed my new Biology II classes, they ' re fun, said Mr Bond. Mrs. Malatek said the ' 39 school year has been wild but fun! As the 1968-89 school year draws to a close and new group of seniors prepare to head out in the world, Mrs. Mildred DuBose summed it up in one word — Super! Now push the START button. Mrs. Fougerot. ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Mrs. Woolsey makes sure everyone is in their proper place and ready to go before the Homecoming activi- ties. Mr. Daker begins. ?fully looks over the roll before the class

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feU ff0 ' f Remember how every- one used to write doss of gg- everywhere? Remem- ber when it seemed a long, long way off? Not anymore. Eighty-nine has arrived. Now (GULP!) FREEDOM!? So, what ' s next? Many seniors are always so sure of their next step: to leave Gonzales. Up until May, that ' s always the plan, but when the time comes to leave, these seniors wake up and realize that this is it. No more Mom or Dad to tell them what time to be home or that they can ' t go out. Out now ' s the time to show their maturity and responsibility by making big decisions and setting good examples. It is time they grow up, whether they want to or not. Even though some felt that seniors were expected to do so much, the fact re- mained that they were the head honchos. It was evi- dent that the seniors were looked up to by the under- classmen. No matter how re- luctant they were to admit it, the seniors had their choice of seats in the gym. Well, hopefully, all of the members of the mighty class of ' 69 will look back on the year and see that it wasn ' t all black and white. It was pretty colorful! • ««» »• ' 26 THE CLASS OF 69 Senior doss favorites for the 1933-69 school year are Lori Janota and Peter Rodri. guez I