Jesuit High School - Last Roundup Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1988 volume:

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RANGER DAY I-IGMECCDMING V. . - , ,Q wr , H-fvm-1 5 Ranger Day JESUIT +W'5'l 2.-f' Q ig if ws kk W My W M A., Q ,, ,J Q ww -A 1. x As . is if f xx ' km 'few-L 'i3iv45 1 i g fa N Q u 3 E 7 S .324 Sw. in . f .-.J r .Aj-... i 'I , X w . ,,.. , , r azz., za Hi YY! v gl K fi- C. 1-We :gg Q . .. f, wi? 1 988 TAKES UN LIFE! Class of '88 Works Their Fair Share . . . Community Service is an important part of the educational program at Iesuit College Prep. This gives the Iesuit Senior many opportunities to serve the Iesuit and Dallas Communities. Although volunteer work - becoming a Man For Others - is a commitment for life. At Iesuit, the Seniors must serve one-hundred hours ir1 order to graduate. This year the Class of '88 has gone way over the predicted . . . 8: More! number of hours made by Mrs. Louise Lambeny, the Community Service Coordinator. Serving the sick, the needy, the handicapped, the uneducated, and those less fortunate than us provides unique opportunities for us. It is the primary step in the Iesuit tradition to serve others!!! fl' xl :.F 5? ,1',. 1 gg z- We.- ' ' ft ,-me-rg , nidwf- ff' . . vf it ,-. , 3 . -.M 2 fav' 5-gli , iaeS3ftmSf'f i'if:95? ,f:filf ya , . EK 39? ..Z:: J - z-,xiii 'gfzlgli ,,:M ,Q., ff ff ,F 1' N f' A an .aif 51334 .M zggr, SE' 21:5 in Q23 4-r W 'ff-K. iirl ,, 4 ,Q-gg... 'fw- fiisn- of v Seniors get it together in a Daze As Freshmen one constantly hears about the privileges Seniors receive. During the Sophomore and Iunior years these privileges are seen and envied. Those benefits spoken of include: any blazer color and material, the coveted Senior court yard, off-campus lunch, and Community Service Wednesdays. The most important privilege a Sen- ior is granted, Senior Community Days, involves maturity and a sense of brotherhood and commu- nity for fellow classmates. This three day adventure allowed a class full of spirit and energy to develop a Closer stronger bond to one another. The journey was not paved for everyone. No set path was ever given to the class. Rather, obstacles, such as theft mixed with a few failures, had to be cleared off the path and bad seeds were thrown to the side. There are several misconceptions about Community Days one may have before actually experiencing it. From the outside Community Days looks just like another re- treat. UNTRUE! Another false im- pression is that good friends be- come closer while the rest of the class, some whom one may not want to know, are left in the cold. Before experiencing Communi- ty Days, I believed these un- truths. The three days away from school routines and the hustle- bustle of everyday city life gives a person time to step back and to look at his present friendships, perceptions about himself and others, and how to make friend- ships better. These group discussions give classmates time to talk to those who normally would never be seen together. The stereotypes placed on everyone over the years vanished. No one was re- ally excluded. I felt I was finally able to open up to people whom I knew on the outside but knew nothing about their feelings and emotions on the inside. The community spirit did nc stop at the words. lt continu through all free time allotted the athletically inclined class. one was declined the opportuni to participate in his favorite at tivity. 'I'he Senior Class of 1988 to advantage of the three day eil penditure. We knew our faul' and tried to repair them. Friencn ships were examined, repairea and some given birth. The perso in everyone seemed to Chang' No longer were we doing go just for ourselves but for thoj who surrounded us. Without th experience many of us would st be the same people - some bo ing, others rude, and some wlr would not extend a helping hant It seemed that what took thr years to build was torn down ali rebuilt three times as strong 2 just three days. - Mike Zar A190 ' 'PS 'SEQ 5 3 '52, fa Yi: fn.- Wrestling 3-4' Volleyball 4' In- tramurals 2-4' Spanish Club 3-4' IS 4' Honor Roll 4 Honor Roll l-4' Spanish Club 3' Latin Club 1' SADD 4' NHS 2-4' Who s Who 3 4' Tennis Kcaptainl 1-4' Lettermans Club 2-4' In- tramurals l-4' favorite quote: T.V. intelligent but functionally illiterate . . . SADD 2-45 Intramurals l-4: Bas- ketball l-45 Letterman's Club 4 Christopher Todd Adams 1984-88 ...X ,, v-gm' ' ' I K ,.....- W W' F Zachary Michael Alcins 1984-88 Robert Ronald Anderson 1984 88 3 4, 2 Akilan Arumugham 1984-88 Honor Roll l-4' Spanish Club 2' Latin Club l' Math Team 3 4' NHS 2-4' Debate 2-4' SADD 1' Lone Rangers 3' Intramurals ' trol 3-4' nickname: Gum' most memorable moment: Kayaking down the Yangtze River and dis- covering the city of Atlantis with Andrew White' favorite quote: Stallone is the disease and act- ing lessons are the cure. I I I BBC 45 Chess Club lg Student Pa- k l Iamile Abraham Ashmore Ir. 1984-88 Picture No Available 4 Christopher Stephen Atklns 1984 88 ll I R Wrestling fCaptainl 1-47 Football lg Intramurals l-45 Bowling Club 3-45 Sailing Club 3-47 Letterman's Club l-45 Son of Alumni 1-45 SADD 2-4' nickname: Iaybird' fa- vorite quote: Nothing in the world can take the place of per- sistence. Honor Roll 1 4 Latin Club l 3 Whos Who 3 4 NHS 2 4 Cross Country 4 Football 3 Soccer 1 Intramurals l 4 Debate 2 most memorable moment Capture the flag on Community Days favor 1te quote I didn t do it it s not my fault fe D, r H . liz! , ls., if F -: 1 : n ll 1 I l n n I I - t A A vxkk in Z I lf? i as-.. ' Xi - ,,,,, A 'L 7 N , X, SADD 45 Student Council 15 BBC 45 Slumco 2-45 Letterman's Club 2-45 Football lcaptainl 1-45 Soccer 3-45 Basketball 1-25 Track fcaptainl 1-45 favorite quote: Never say '1 can't.' Spanish Club 2-35 Newspaper 3- f f 4' Last Roundu 4 SADD 1-3 most memorable moment: Driv- ing to school with Matt G Honor Roll 1-45 Debate 2-35 Math Club 1-45 Latin Club 1-4: NHS 2-45 Who's Who 3-45 Newspaper 3-45 Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Soccer 1, 3-45 Letterman's Club 3-45 BBC 45 favorite quote: But I couldn't. I could not tell her. It would have been too dark - too dark alto- gether. - Marlow Louis Ioseph Balady 1984-88 1, ff Victor Eugene Barlow 1984-88 W? ,,,, Q - Iohnathon Brent Becker 1984 88 an Q 'f is , 1,5 5 Christopher Shane Beeson 1984-88 Stephen Carlton Bengston 1984-88 .14 Jclllzfzs Darren Raymond Bortel 1984-88 Honor Roll 1-45 Spanish Club 2-45 SADD 2-45 Volleyball 45 Student Patrol 3-45 Intramurals 2-45 Last Roundup 25 IS 45 nickname: B05 most memorable moment: Iesuit- Lewisville football game 1987: fa- vorite quote: Never ever give up. Honor Roll 1-2, 45 Spanish Club 2- 45 French Club 45 SADD 1-45 Stu- dent Council 45 Football 1-45 Soc- cer l-25 Track 2, 45 Weightlifting Club 35 Letterman's Club 3-45 ln- tramurals 1-2, 45 IS 45 nickname: B5 most memorable moment: Kicking the Winning field goal against Lewisville in the final second5 favorite quote: Don't ever tell anybody everything. If you do, you start missing eve- rybody. - Holden Caufeild Honor Roll 1-45 NHS 1-45 Physics Club 2-35 Tutoring Society 3-45 Latin Club 1-35 Math Team 15 Soccer 1-45 Intramurals 2-45 Ten- nis 45 SADD 1-35 nickname: Squir- rel: most memorable moment: Kevin Konte's speech on crumbly toilet paper freshman year5 fa- vorite quote: I don't need no arms around me, I don't need no one to call me - I have seen the writing on the Wall. Baseball 15 Football 1-3 Honor Roll l-45 NHS 2-45 Camera Club 15 Drama 15 SADD 3-45 BBC 45 Wrestling 3-45 most memorable moment: Looking out over Paris from the top of the Eiffel Tower: favorite quote: You should not assume, because when you as- sume, you make an ass out of u and me. - Benny Hill Honor Roll 15 Physics Club 35 Lat- in Club 2-35 Photojournalism 25 Bowling Club 35 Cross Country 2- 45 BBC 45 Intramurals l5 nick- name: Downtown5 most memora- ble moment: 1986 TCIL State Football Game5 favorite quote: 'tis only a scratch . . . just a flesh Wound. - Black Night in Monty Python's Holy Grail sf 'VN- A4-n Matthew Gregory Brennan l985-88 Iohn Francis Brodrick 1985-88 A Andrew Campell Brown 1984-88 6 , , Timothy Morrow Burbey 1984-88 Charles Christopher Burkhart 1984-88 Christopher Ierome Butler 1984-88 Honor Roll l-45 Spanish Club 2-35 NHS 2-45 Football 1, 3-45 Baseball 2-45 Basketball 1-25 Student Council 3-45 BBC 45 Letterman's Club 3-45 most memorable mo- ment: Top 10 - Baseball '875 fa- vorite quote: I believe that the Father invented man because he was disappointed in the mon- key. - Mark Twain Spanish Club 2-45 Intramurals 1- 45 Football 15 Ping Pong 3-45 Bowling 35 favorite quote: Why not? Honor Roll l-2, 45 Debate 2-35 Lat- in Club 1-25 NHS 2-35 Iournalism 15 Tennis 2-45 Cross Country 35 BBC 45 Philothespic Society 45 most memorable moment: 1988 Two Day Homecoming5 favorite quote: When you say it's going to happen now, what exactly do you mean? See, l've already waited too long, and all my hope is gone. Honor Roll 25 nickname: Scarbo: most memorable moment: Being thrown out of a two story window during a party in South America5 favorite quote: Success requires no explanation, failure permits no alibisf' - unknown Honor Roll 1-45 NHS 2-45 Last Roundup 2-45 Tutoring Society 2- 45 Philothespic Society 1-25 News- paper 2-35 Spanish Club 2-35 Physics Club 35 Band l-35 Iazz Band 2-35 Pep Band 1-35 Student Patrol 35 SADD 2-45 Lone Rangers 25 Cheerleader 3-45 Student Council 2-35 Letterrnan's Club 3- 45 nickname: Darkhorse II5 most memorable moment: trying out for Varsity Cheerleading without my glasses5 favorite quote: My word, it's all in the state of mind! - Iim Hankins Honor Roll 1-45 Spanish Club 15 Physics Club 35 Track 45 Band 1- 45 Pep Band l-45 Iazz Band 45 Bowling 35 Drum Major 45 CLC 2- 45 Musical 3-45 Last Roundup 45 SADD 45 Swim Team 15 In- tramurals 2-35 favorite quote: We are the knights that say Icky Icky Icky Zabang Zabang. :limi ' W 3951 AQ Victor Rafael Carbo III 1984-88 N1 354 zwgmmbwf I . i 1312: : ,kim ,po-si. Dv Ramon Datugan Casipit 1984-88 'Um Michael Ion Cassidy 1984-88 i X If' pr --0 -ff 5- 'ox 1 . 'Q Thomas George Charalambopoulos 1984-88 ki A emfx Honor Roll l-3: Latin Club lp French Club 2-47 NHS 2-35 Last Roundup 2-37 Debate 2-35 In- tramurals 1-35 HAP 35 most mem- orable moment: Nights at Willow and Crestline: favorite quote: The arrival, not the journey. Honor Roll 15 Latin Club 1-35 Baseball 35 Student Patrol 45 IS 3- 45 Last Roundup 25 Wrestling 45 Explorers Club 2-45 most mem- orable moment: Homecoming 19875 favorite quote: Does any- one have a quarter? Honor Roll 2-45 Latin Club l5 Spanish Club 2-35 SADD 2-45 Newspaper 2-45 Letterman's Club 2-45 Wrestling 2-45 Cross Country 3-45 nickname: Spike5 most mem- orable moment: Trying to cover the bill Homecoming night at Benihanna's5 favorite quote: We all get 24 hours a day. It's the only fair thing, it's the only thing that's equal. It's up to us as to what we do with those 24 hours. Football 3-45 Wrestling 45 Body Shop 3-45 SADD 45 most mem- orable moment: SADD movie night Iunior year5 favorite quote: I can't drive 55! - Sammy Haggar David Christopher Cheetam 1984-88 1 1 ft N , ff , 1-Lim I X X at . . . ... , . K 5. Iason Bradley Chester 1984-88 'C' 'h GL.. Y ll Terrance Chia 1986-88 George Robert Christon 1984-88 .ff J ' 4 ' 5, V ' .- 7 , A M,-ir , I -T15 X 'I, ' wrwwt ivwf 'fl I , ' E 1 1 ' .,f- ff 1 we - 5 Q ld hr 5 f ' n-qs it f - 4 Sis , t I 1 ' - mf V Ioseph Nicholas Christopher Ir. 1984-88 Stephen Oswalt Clements 1984-88 Honor Roll 4: Band CDrum Majorj 1-45 Iazz Band 1-45 Pep Band l-45 Baseball 3-45 Bowling Club 35 S.A.D.D. Qsecretaryl 2-45 BBC 45 Intramurals 1-45 Student Patrol 3- 45 nickname: Superman5 most memorable moment: my 17th birthday from Tammie, Colleen, David, Mike, Kyle, Matthew IV5 favorite quote: It's only paper - Sam Walton Honor Roll 2-45 NHS 2-45 Latin Club 15 Spanish Club 2-35 Cross Country 3-45 Bowling Club 35 De- bate 2-35 favorite quote: Chemists don't die, they just tail to react. - Mr. Dorsey Football 1-45 Track l-45 SADD 2- 45 Student Council 1-35 Letter- man's Club l-45 Student Patrol 4 Honor Roll 1-2, 45 Spanish Club 25 Iournalism 45 SADD 3-45 Cross Country 3-45 Student Patrol 3-45 Tennis 45 Trip to Mexico 45 nick- name: Flavious5 most memorable moment: TCIL State Football Game 19865 favorite quote: We're on a mission from God. - Elwood Blues Honor Roll 45 Spanish Club 2-45 Latin Club 3-45 SADD l-45 Foot- ball l-25 Bowling Club 3-45 Stu- dent Patrol 45 Intramurals 1-45 Weightlifting Club 3-45 IS 4: CLC 45 most memorable moment: Se- nior year, Homecoming night dinner with six couples and the bill at Benihanna's5 favorite quote: He that seeketh iindethg and to him that knocketh it shall be opened5 for only by patience, practice and ceaseless importu- nity can a man enter the door of the Temple of Knowledge. - Iames Allen Spanish Club 2-45 Intramurals l- 45 Basketball 1-45 SADD 2-45 Let- terman's Club 45 most memorable moment: Stopping at 7-ll before the Kimball Football Game5 ia- vorite quote: lust say no. Benett Reid Cloud 1984-88 ' wi Gary Woodson Cole 1984-88 Andrew Bryan Cook 1984-88 Ioseph Abraham Corrales 1984-88 -Z,,.,,...-a-f' Filippo Roger Costanzo 1984-88 Iarnes Michael Cuellar 1984-88 Spanish Club 2-35 Student Patrol 3-45 SADD 2-35 Photojournalism 25 Cross Country 2-45 Intramurals 1-25 nickname: Io-Io5 most mem- orable moment: Waking up to the Beave 5 favorite quote: The wait may be Worth it, but how can you Wait anymore when you're wondering what you're waiting for. - REO Speedwagon Honor Roll 45 Spanish Club5 Latin Club 15 Soccer 1-45 Track 2-45 Stu- dent Council 2, 45 Intramurals 1- 45 nickname: F loppy5 most mem- orable moment: Falling asleep at the Wheel in Abilene but being able to go to Taylors afterWards5 favorite quote: Life is something that happens While you are busy making other plans. - Iohn Lennon Honor Roll 1-45 NHS 2-45 Who's Who 35 Latin Club l-35 Football 15 Volleyball 3-45 BBC 45 Sons of Alumni 1-45 Intramurals 1-45 IS 45 favorite quote: Old World, new world, I know nothing but I'll keep listening. - INXS Spanish Club 2, 45 Explorers Club l-45 Football 3-45 Intramurals 25 CLC 3-4: SADD 1-4: Photojournalism 25 I.S. 45 nick- name: Coolerfellerg most memo- rable moment: 'cruising' with Chia: favorite quote: If you can't beat 'em, you might as Well join 'em5 and be glad to say that you were there. - Steve Vai Honor Roll 3-45 Track 2-35 Cross Country 3-45 SADD 45 Student Pa- trol 45 Lone Rangers 3-45 Band 35 Philothespic Society 2-45 most memorable moment: Senior Community Days5 favorite quote: Egad! Latin Club lg Baseball l5 Football 1-45 Track 2-45 Letterman's Club 3-45 Body Shop 35 most memo- rable moment: Going tree hunt- ing in Greenville for our Adopt-A- Familyg favorite quote: That man is truly tree who desires what he is able to perform, and does what he desires. if , V 1 1 l x l Q , AQ N- N -f-jg l 'G iii, 5 f 3 Iames Wesley Cullar III 1984-88 E -WM Michael Keith Currie 1984-88 Anthony Craig Davis 1984-88 Matthew Ioeseph Duncan 1984-88 Carl Frank Eberhard 1984-88 :Lis . . dim QCQM xi s R S , 'R tg? 1 at ,- : N. its fr' -, .,a, t 1 if . 1' ' t S k 5 f ki Brian Craig Edgar 1984-88 Honor Roll l-45 Spanish Club 25 NHS 2-45 Basketball 1-45 Student Council 45 Newspaper 25 Tutoring Society 45 CLC 2-45 Intramurals 1- 35 Bowling Club 35 Amigos 3-45 nickname: Mad Dog5 most mem- orable moment: Do I really need to tell you?5 favorite quote: It is not the arrival that is important, it is the journey. Philothespic Society 45 nickname: Guido, Ward5 favorite quote: Don't follow leaders, watch the park'n meters - Bob Dylan Honor Roll 15 Investments Club 45 Latin Club 1-35 Tennis 1-45 Bowl- ing 35 SADD 1-2 Honor Roll 1-25 Latin Club 1-3: Iournalism 45 Diving fcaptainj 1- 45 Baseball 3-45 Bowling 35 most memorable moment: Rearrang- ing the Marquee at the Gemini Drive ln5 favorite quote: I've been doing my best not to think about it, but by trying so hard not to think about it, I can't stop think- ing about it. -- Paul Zuvella Iournalism 1-45 Latin Club 15 Spanish Club 25 Mexico Trip 45 Philothespic Society 2-35 Musical 15 Young Democrats 1-45 CLC 2- 45 Center Stage Club 1-4 Honor Roll 1-45 Math Club 1-45 Latin Club 35 NHS 2-45 most mem- orable moment: Community Days5 favorite quote: Oh, aren't dogs cute when they try to com- prehend Quantum Mechanics, Scheuster. - Gary Larson SWK' Michael Bejamin Eltz 1984-88 Neil Patrick Emmons 1984-88 5- 7 'U Stephen Michael Enzone 1984-88 . 'X 'V' r K Thomas Albert Escott Ir. 1984-88 tg' 4. .-5.2 Hugh Leo Fagen III 1986-88 104' '55 3 Michael Louis Fazen 1984-88 Spanish Club 2-35 Football l-35 Track l, 45 Cheerleading 45 SADD l-4: BBC 4: Bowling Club 35 Ping Pong 35 Photojournalism 35 nickname: T5 most memorable moment: When I busted my knee Sophomore year5 favorite quote: Learn from your mistakes. Honor Roll 1-45 Newspaper 3-4, SADD tpresidentl 3-45 Cross Country 45 Track 1, 45 Band 1-35 Paramilitary Club 35 Intramurals 2-35 Bowling Club 3-45 nickname: Commando, Fazebo5 most mem- orable moment: getting sick from Fr. Deeves' S99 Menthol Ciga- rettes during the laser experi- ment Iunior Year5 favorite quote: I love the smell of Napalm in the morning. - Colonel Kilgore Golf 3-45 Student Council 45 SADD 3-45 Student Patrol 45 nick- name: Huge Honor Roll l-45 Latin Club l5 French Club 2-45 Who's Who 3-45 NHS 2-45 Sons of Alumni l-45 In- tramurals 1-45 SADD 45 Tennis l- 45 Cross Country 35 Letterman's Club 3-45 IS 45 nickname: F1ea5 favorite quote: These are end- less galaxies which are yours. You can journey to infinity though the Endless passages through the Cosmos. Even better this all belongs to you. This is your mind. - Ioe Hunt Honor Roll 45 Spanish Club 3-45 Soccer l5 most memorable mo- ment: Hitting a parked car5 fa- vorite quote: I think therefore I am. ' Honor Roll l-45 NHS 2-45 Latin Club l-35 BBC 45 Sons of Alumni l-45 Letterman's Club 3-45 Bas- ketball 1-25 Soccer 35 Golf 1-45 SADD 3-45 IS 45 Intramurals 1-45 most memorable moment: Seeing Tirebiter actually eat her food out of a boWl5 favorite quote: She puts the UGH! in Ug1y. - Brian Iones Marc Lawrence Feliciano 1984-88 Sean Killian Finn 1984-88 Colin Walter Fleming 1984-88 Travis Robert Ford 1984-88 will Charles Ewing Ganc Ir. 1984-88 '1 Q X Michael Anthony Gange 1985-88 Honor Roll 1-45 Latin Club 2-35 Who's Who 2-45 Baseball 3-45 Football 25 Intramurals 35 News- paper 45 Bowling Club 35 most memorable moment: Geometry with BOSS5 favorite quote: I didn't say everything I said. - Yogi Berra Latin Club 2-35 Spanish Club 4: SADD 45 Bowling Club 35 Silver Spurs 15 Basketball tmanagerl l5 nickname: Chuckles5 most mem- orable moment: Food fight at Community Days Honor Roll 2, 45 Golf 2-35 In- tramurals 2-45 nickname: Farmer Mike5 most memorable moment: Iunior Ski Trip and the Haunted House5 favorite quote: The world we know is just a holding place for our great souls and in order for us to achieve our full poten- tials, We must first overcome the fear of death. Honor Roll 1-45 Math Club 1-45 5 f French Club 2-45 Latin Club 15 NHS 2-45 Who's Who 3-45 Sons of Q Alumni l-45 Cross Country 2-45 Q? if fluo Intramurals 3-45 favorite quote: From the age of uniformity, from the age of Big Brother, from the age of doublethink - greetings! Honor Roll l-45 NHS 2-45 Who's Who 3-45 Spanish Club 3-45 Soc- cer 1-45 Cheerleader 45 Student Council 35 BBC 45 SADD 1-45 Let- terman's Club 3-45 nickname: G5 most memorable moment: Being crowned Homecoming King5 fa- vorite quote: Make sure you're home by l2! - My Dad Spanish Club 35 Last Roundup 3- 45 Newspaper 45 SADD 45 Foot- ball 1-25 Basketball l5 favorite quote: I cannot build a reputa- tion on what I am going to do. - Henry Ford 5,4 few ' 1 Q , 2 Alberto Garcia-Moreno 1984-88 51.5 Garrett Houston Garner 1984-88 N Michael Isaac Gast 1985-88 nv tu 'Hx Michael Scott Giard 1984-88 f f - ' Ioseph Iohn Gorfida Ir. 1984-88 Randall Charles Grayson 1984-88 Honor Roll l-45 Latin Club lp Physics Club 35 NHS 3-45 Track 35 Intramurals 2-35 Student Patrol 45 most memorable moment: Climb- ing the tree in Walnut Hill Park: favorite quote: Sometimes the World is a storm, one day soon the storm will pass and all will be bright and peaceful. Spanish Club 2-35 Photojournal- ism 25 SADD l-35 Last Roundup 2- 45 Student Patrol 3-45 most mem- orable moment: When Mark and I saw the Lion and heard the Go- rilla in Walnut Hill Park5 favorite quote: We'll take the best, forget the rest, and sometime We'll find that these are the Best of Times. - STYX Spanish Club 2-35 SADD 2-45 In- tramurals l-45 most memorable moment: Skiing down my last slope on the Iunior Ski trip5 fa- vorite quote: Don't take life so seriously, you'll never get out of it alive. Honor Roll 2, 45 Spanish Club 2-45 BBC 45 Intramurals 1-45 Student Patrol 3-45 Student Council 3-45 Wrestling 25 SADD 2-45 nick- name: Al Gute5 most memorable moment: Senior Community Days5 favorite quote: Not to de- cide is to decide. Soccer l-35 Intramurals 2-35 Vol- leyball 3-45 SADD 45 nickname: Nutt Honor Roll l-45 NHS 3-45 Who's Who 35 Latin Club l5 Tennis 2-45 favorite quote: I can't change the world. But I can change the World in you if I rejoice. Albert Gutierrez 1984-88 3 Iohn Campton Hall 1984-88 C- Bryan Wells Hambric 1984-88 . 0 Iohn Angus Hamer 1984-88 C11 Brian Dinsmore Hardwick 1984-88 all gin ,-1. Michael William Hayes 1984-88 Spanish Club 2, 35 Soccer l-4, SADD 3, 45 IS 3, 45 nickname: TNC Sneezep favorite quote: Papa Smurf don't do it that way. Honor Roll 1-4, SADD 1, 45 IS 3, 45 Basketball lp Soccer 2-45 Letter- man's Club 3, 4, Homecoming Committee 35 most memorable moment: A8zM Bonfire, favorite quote: If wishes were reality there would be no disappoint- ment. Honor Roll l-41 Spanish Club 2-45 Latin Club, Newspaper 3-45 ln- tramurals 1-45 SADD 3, 45 Bowl- ing Club 45 nickname: Lester Frito French Club 3, 45 Lone Rangers Cv.p.J 1-45 Intramurals 1-45 Letter- man's Club 1-45 nickname: Dia- mond Dave IS 3, 45 Latin Club 3, 45 SADD 2-45 Tennis 1-45 Son of Altunni 1-45 Letterman's Club 3, 45 Homecom- ing Court 45 nickname: Deli5 fa- vorite quote: BloW it off! Honor Roll 1-45 French Club l-45 Bowling Club 3-45 Latin Club 15 NHS 2-45 Who's Who 3-45 Golf 3, 45 Baseball 25 Intramurals l-35 SADD 2-45 BBC 45 Son of Alumni 1-45 nickname: Richie Rich5 favor- ite quote: Not to decide is to de- cide. David Hall Houston 1984-88 Ia-mcimws. -- - . I . , . , i 3 5 5 F i t is Francis Sutton Hubach 1984-88 , 'Qi ,VX Richard Monroe Hull 1984-88 Geoffrey Smith Irwin 1984-88 Y , . 5 1 N... ,M C1 - m.....,,., , 5 Matthew William Iohnson 1984-88 R1chard Chang-Whan Kang 1984-88 Honor Roll l-45 Latin Club5 NHS 2-45 Greek Club 2-35 Who's Who 3-45 SADD 45 Basketball 1-25 Baseball 3-45 Football 15 Student Council 45 Letterman's Club 2-45 favorite quote: H907-, of success is showing up on time. Honor Roll 1-45 NHS 2-45 Latin Club 15 Football l5 Rugby Club 25 Debate 2-45 SADD 4 Honor Roll 1-45 Latin Club l-45 Iournalism 3-45 Last Roundup 45 Photography 3-45 Wrestling 1-45 Football 25 SADD 45 Bowling 35 favorite quote: Life is difficult. - Scott Peck -una.. 40 iQ me 1, , .gsx , . v '32- 5 G, ,Vg 2' , .. 4:10, f sk ' E A uqfi. ay TH Ku: Picture Not Available Mark McNeil Kelly 1984-88 H Q- is j Q Prescoll Iason Kerutis 1984 88 Iustin Lee Kirby 1984-88 Spanish Club 2: Band l-4: Iazz Band 2-47 Student Patrol 3-47 most memorable moment: When I got accepted to the United States Navy and Im going to DG as- signed to an aircraft carrier arm- ing airplanes ' PGM W' Baseball 2 4 SADD 4 In tramurals l 4 Raquetball Club 4 French Club 2 3 Football 1: Tennis 1-2, 4: SADD 4: Intramurals 1-4: nickname: Kirbo: most memorable moment: Christ- mas Tree adventure Iunior Year fl? Honor Roll 15 Intramurals l-2: Baseball l-45 Football 1-2, 45 Let- terman's Club 2-45 IS 45 nick- name: K, TK, Buddha5 most mem- orable moment: Giving Mike Fazen a Helicopter ride free of charge Honor Roll l-4: Football 3-45 Let- terman's Club 3-45 Body Shop 35 most memorable moment: Hang- ing With the big boys in New Braunfels5 favorite quote: Mirrors on the ceiling, Pink champagne on ice, We are all just prisoners here of our own de- vice. - the Eagles Honor Roll l-45 French Club 2-45 NHS 2-45 Diving Team 1-45 nick- name: Iceman5 most memorable moment: Stock Market Crash - Down 508 points - October 19, 19875 favorite quote: Live fast, die young. Iames Dean 44 gi -QU- 5 hi' .vu , Timothy Paul Klingele l984-88 Robert George Kratsas 1984-88 Patrick Iames Kutac 1984-88 Wm., Mark Edward Labac 1984-88 Mark David Lackey 1985-88 Mark Nelson LaGrone 1984-88 Honor Roll 1-45 Spanish Club 2-35 Physics Club 35 Band 1-45 Iazz Band 2-45 Pep Band ldirectorl 2-45 Band Football 2-45 All Region Band 2-45 All State Band 2-45 CLC 2-45 Last Roundup 45 Student Patrol 3-45 SADD 4 Honor Roll 3-45 Basketball 2-45 In- tramurals 35 nickname: Lack At- tack5 most memorable moment: Sliding by Mark Labac in the Iun- ior parking lot with Gange5 fa- vorite quote: What's up? French Club 1-35 SADD 3-45 Stu- dent Council 25 Soccer l-35 Cross Country 45 Intramurals 1-45 nick- name: groanie5 most memorable moment: The Experience5 favor- ite quote: The rules are: there are no rules! Honor Roll 2-45 Latin Club 1-35 Tennis 1-45 Letterman's Club l-45 Student Patrol 45 BBC 45 Steering Committee 45 SADD 2-45 IS 45 nickname: Chunks5 favorite quote: do I really want to live forever5 forever young, never. Honor Roll 1-45 Who's Who 3-45 NHS 2-45 Latin Club 1-35 Triathlon Team 2-35 Intramurals 1-45 most memorable moment: Community Days5 favorite quote: Without the assistance of that divine being, I cannot succeed. With that assis- tance, I cannot fail. - Abraham Lincoln Sailing Team 1-45 CLC 2-45 Stu- dent Patrol 3-45 SADD 3-45 Cross Country 35 Football tmanagerj l- 25 Baseball tmanagerj l-25 Soc- cer l-45 nickname: SMO5 most memorable moment: Not being able to move on the Iunior Ski Trip5 favorite quote: Man was meant to fly. - SMO ft29?nf,zs,M Kevin Grahame Law-Smith 1984-88 L ,-,5 - V 1 . ,I V'kW A :iw 2. 5 31 V 'N Al 'mls an I A . ' wif A ,fiffllhit t 3' x 'Z -4 I fl T?3l?3!f1Cr'f9: -' 't W , 5 'QEQJH - swat: A fi ft in nf, L- X ' 1 tv Vdfff I I .Q TLT A xxx! vin-:Env . swf -. -5 .. ae- A4 Kevin Patrick Lavery 1984-88 . -iv- wNmu, .,,,.,, , ,M ,X vwrgt .w 1 'ei ,k'z M ,,,,,, 3 5,5 3. 4' I K I 5 I g 5 x 'H I GV 'Y X-..,, t , - I Jzfilxlt 711 vs K x x E Q - klltllttl ' Nw 1 ' ,, ,. -xx ,V nf, , ,, H K Stanley Baldwin Ledford 1985-88 Martin Thomas Lehman 1984-88 us e ,Qt 1 'S' af A I .,,.. ff I I Benny Ray Linex II 1984-88 William Edward Lokey 1984-88 Wrestling 2-35 Letterman's Club 2-37 BBC 4, most memorable mo- ment: Community Daysp favorite quote: These are the things I prize and hold of dearest worthy Light of the sapphire skies, Peace of the silent hills, Shelter of the forests, comfort of the grass, Mu- sic of birds, murmur of little rills, Shadows of clouds that swiftly pass, And, after showers, The smell of Flowers, And the good brown earth - And best of all, along the way friendship and mirth. - Henry van Dyke Physics Club 35 Soccer l-4, In- tramurals 1-45 favorite quote: Three in a row! And you can go! Football 2-45 SADD 3-45 Wres- tling 3g Letterman's 2-4 Latin Club 15 Debate Team 2-3: Intramurals I-4 Honor Roll 15 French Club l-45 Football 15 Wrestling 2-45 Slumco 2-45 Iournalism l-25 IS 3-45 Let- terman's Club 3-45 Bowling 35 nickname: Willie Molano5 most memorable moment: IS road trip to San Antonio for the 1987 bas- ketball playoffs5 What does IS stand for? - Father Dillon Spanish Club 2-45 SADD 2-45 Last Roundup 3-45 Newspaper Staff 3- 45 BBC 45 Student Patrol 3-45 Stu- dent Council 1-25 Explorers Club l-45 Football 2-45 Basketball l-45 Baseball 3-45 Swimming 25 Trackg Soccer: Cross Country5 Wrestling ttrainerjg Intramurals 1-45 Volley- ball frefereej 3-45 nickname: Sergio5 most memorable moment: Hearing Coach Carter say Run the clock, run the clock 5 favorite quote: This is my gun, Clyde! So ask yourself a question. Are you feeling lucky today? - Dirty Harry A Thomas Ierome Lynch II 1984-88 'TF' William Iames Lynch Ir. l984-88 Iosef John Maca 1984-88 QP- U' 6 4 , is Mark Egon Macenzie 1984-88 X5 Tommy Ray Marion 1984-88 --': ffiiefiifsf.-Q ,.Wk: rf.: f ir-' v i ' it Sq +15-tai 1 4. stiff 1 ' 35 X 5,,f 'F... mf ff Eric Houghton Marye 1984-88 Honor Roll 1-45 NHS 3-4: Latin Club 2: Debate 2-35 Football 35 Computer Club 3-45 Iournalism 2- 45 Last Roundup 3: Philothespic Society 2, 45 Chess Club 2-35 SADD 1-45 Intramurals l-45 nick- name: SpudS5 most memorable moment: Running through the Se- nior Courtyard Freshman year French Club 2-45 Spanish Club l- 45 SADD 1-45 Band 1-45 Iazz Band 25 All-Region Band 2, 45 All State Band 2, 45 Student Patrol 45 BBC 45 nickname: Dirty Tommy5 most memorable moment: Community Days5 favorite quote: Dead or alive you're comin' with me .. . Your move creep. - Robocop Honor Roll 1-45 Latin Club 1-35 Who's Who 3-45 SADD 45 Cheer- leader 45 Cross Country 3-45 Iour- nalism 1-45 Intramurals 1-45 fa- vorite quote: We Were only trying to straighten it, sir - hon- est. Honor Roll l5 BBC 45 CLC 3-45 Bookstore Staff 1-45 Football 1-45 Soccer 1-45 Intramurals l-25 Let- terman's Club 3-45 most memo- rable moment: Shooting my first turkey5 favorite quote: Go for lt! Honor Roll l-45 Baseball l-45 Let- terman's Club l-45 Intramurals l- 45 NHS 2-45 Who's Who 3-45 Stu- dent Patrol 45 Basketball l-25 Football 15 nickname: Robby5 most memorable moment: Road- trip to San Antonio - 19875 fa- vorite quote: Dear Mom5 Can't find the zone. I'm coming home. - Baseball Team Honor Roll l-25 French Club 2-35 Intramurals 2-45 Weightlifting Club 35 favorite quote: No Pain, No Gain. Ieffery Reese McCrea 1984-88 Robert Dennis McCutchan 1984-88 Iohn Eamon McGarry 1984-88 5-is--Q tw' Daniel Christopher Mehl 1984-88 Todd Gardiner Mitchell 1984-88 :Ks 598 ffflf' 5 fmifiikilfifiiff? Brett Casey Moneta 1984-88 Honor Roll l, 35 Latin Club 35 Sons of Alumni 1-45 Band l-45 Iazz Band 2-45 Pep Band 3, 45 Band Football l-45 Rugby Club 25 Ur- suline Musical 3-45 All-Region Band 45 All-State Band 45 most memorable moment: Freshman year when Mr. Kratville dumped his coffee all over Mike Fazen for smarting off. OOPS!5 favorite quote: Umm I-I-Arrgh, I WANT A YACHT! . . . Thank you very much! Honor Roll 35 Spanish Club 25 Soccer 1-45 Letterman's Club 3-45 nickname: Mitch5 most memora- ble moment: Building and Work- ing at March of Dimes Haunted House Honor Roll 1-45 Newspaper 2-45 Computer Club 35 Forensics 2-45 Spanish Club 2-35 Latin Club 15 NHS 2-45 Football 35 Intramurals 1-45 VOB 45 BBC 45 Student Patrol 45 Light Crew 2-45 SADD l-45 Philothespic Society 2-45 nick- name: BM, VOB5 most memora- ble moment: Announcing at Homecoming and at Ranger Day5 favorite quote: Begin at once to live . . - Seneca Honor Roll 1-45 NHS 3-45 Math Club 2-45 Physics Club 3-4: Latin Club l5 Biking Club 1-45 Triathlon Club l-45 Rugby Club 25 In- tramurals 1-45 most memorable moment: The day I was diag- nosed as having acute amnesia: favorite quote: For best results: Hand wash or Machine Wash in Warm Water. Do not twist or wring. Reshape dry flat. Do not dry clean or bleach. For not as good results: drag behind car through puddles and blow dry on roof rack. - author unknown Honor Roll l-4' Latin Club l-3' SADD 2' NHS 2-4' Football l-4' Baseball l-4' Intramurals 1-2 4' Lettermans Club 1-4' Student Council 2 4' Whos Who 3-4' fa- vorite quote: Life moves pretty fast' if you dont stop and look around once and a while you could miss it. - Ferris Beuller Daniel Timothy Mongoven 1984-88 iff' Donald Clinton Morris Ir. 1984-88 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 I H 1 1 11 s 0 Baseball 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Let- terman's Club 1-45 Sons of Alum- ni l-45 SADD 1-45 nickname: The Thief: most memorable moment: Winning a State-Championship in baseball my Freshman year5 favorite quote: No pain, no gain. M Andrew Clint Morrison 1984-88 Iohn William Morsbach III 1984-88 Honor Roll 1-4' French Club 2-4' Whos Who 4' Basketball l-2' Cross Country 4' SADD 4' In- tramurals l-4' most memorable moment: The Experience' favor- ite quote: It is a funny thing about life' if you refuse to accept anything but the best you very I Bl! F R ll 'R S I I ' , often get it. - S. Maugham ,N t 5 u 5 t INWEN 0 pf X l ' A X I 1 Paul Richard Moser 1984-88 'GN Francis Anthony Murphy l984-88 Honor Roll l-45 NHS 2-45 Latin Club l-35 Newspaper 45 Student Council 45 Wrestling 2-45 Letter- man's Club 3-45 Sons of Alumni 1- 45 SADD 2-45 Intramurals 1-45 Bowling Club 3-45 IS 45 most memorable moment: At the Sev- en-Eleven before the Kimball Game5 favorite quote: There is no such Word as CAN'T. Honor Roll 2-45 Spanish Club 25 Student Council 45 Football l-45 Baseball l-45 Letterman's Club 3- 45 SADD 1-25 Intramurals l-45 nickname: Farvis5 The many ad- ventures of the Camouflaged Halloween Gang 86-875 favorite quote: Today is the first day of the rest of your life. - Anon- ymous 'Qt' Timothy Patrick O Mahoney 1984-88 Marcus Sanvictores Ozaeta 1984 88 SADD 1-35 Latin Club 1-3: Foot- ball 1-45 Baseball 1-45 In- tramurals 1-35 IS 45 nickname: O5 most memorable moment: Run- ning through the fields of East Texas with Craig' favorite quote: Lets just say I was testing the bounds of reality. 1 was curious to see what would happen. Thats all it was: just curiosity. - im Morrison Honor Roll l-45 Math Club l-45 Latin Club 1-3' NHS 2-4' Who's Who 3-4' Intramurals 1-4' Track 3' BBC 4 I was Homecoming K1 To me, being elected King was a wild experience for me. For one, I didnt think I had a chance of even making the court. After that I really never thought that I would win. Even after winning I really don't know what it is I've won. Sure, I did receive the honor of Homecoming King, but what does this mean? Its hard to tell ii it is a joke or something serious. The Burger King Crown was cool be- cause it was kind of a median from seriousness to silliness. The part about being King I liked the most would have to be when my classmates the Senior Class chanted 'Way to go Garrett, way to go! This made the event special in itself. I also enjoyed seeing my picture in the Texas Cath- olic. I don't know if the title of Homecoming King is an honor or not but to me it is an event and an honor that I will probably remember for the rest of my life. - Garrett Garner ng' Ieffrey Iohn Padberg 1985-88 .4-5 -v W A ' l , ' s 5 1 ., l X GH, Jgl Y as 1 t 1' 4 0 K Paul Vincent Pascal 1984-88 David William Peters 1984-88 French Club 2-45 Sons of Alumni 2-45 SADD 45 Track 3-45 nick- name: Ocamus5 most memorable moment: When Chuck got it in the face with an Almond during the movies at community days5 fa- vorite quote: When the going gets Weird, the weird turn pro. Honor Roll 1-45 NHS 2-45 Who's Who 3-45 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 1-45 Tennis 1-45 BBC Steer- ing Committee 45 Forensics 3: nickname: Motorcycle S1ayer5 fa- vorite quote: Life is what hap- pens to you while you are making different plans. - Iohn Lennon Honor Roll l-45 Latin Club 1-35 NHS 2-45 SADD 2-45 Soccer 15 Bowling Club 35 Intramurals l-45 favorite quote: T.V. intelligent, but functionally illiterate. Honor Roll l-25 Latin Club 15 French Club 2-45 NHS 3-45 News- paper 45 Intramurals 35 nick- name: Gruzer, Gretsky and Fer- nando5 favorite quote: You are all my children now. -- Freddie Kreuger Spanish Club 2-35 Philothespic Society 1-45 Stage Crew l-45 Lone Rangers 1-45 Bowling Club 35 SADD 45 Intramurals 2-45 nick- name: Bouffant5 favorite quote: Do unto others before they do unto you. - Unknown Honor Roll 1 4 Spanish Club 2 4 Intramurals 2 4 Bowling Club fav'- Russel Stephen Phillips 1984-88 Duane Iohn Prefume 1984-88 Gabr1elRangel 1984 88 Ka - ' . - l 5 1, :...,. Mark Richard Rauschuber 1984-88 Michael Francis Reilly 1984-88 David Iason Rericha 1984-88 RLUSCH 5 f . xg ii , , Honor Roll 2-45 Band l-45 Iazz Band 2-45 Band Football 1-45 CLC 2-4' Last Roundup 4' nickname: Rausch Chowder' favorite quote: Good gosh it s Rausch! -- Mike Urban Honor Roll 1-45 NHS 2-45 Latin Club l-45 Who's Who 3-45 News- paper 45 Cross Country 1-45 Track 1-45 Letterman's Club 1-45 BBC 45 most memorable moment: Winning the Cross Country State Championship in course record time5 favorite quote: Shorty, there's no such thing as a shy Water buffalo. - Archaic Buf- falo Honor Roll 1-45 Latin Club 3-45 Wrestling 2, 45 Intramurals 25 Football 15 Track 15 Letterman's Club 2, 45 most memorable mo- ment: Graduation5 favorite quote: Go forth, be fruitful, and mul- tiply. - GOD Honor Roll l-45 Latin Club l-35 Iournalism 3-45 Football 1-25 Track 15 Wrestling l-35 Cheer- leading 45 Philothespic Society 35 nickname: Crazy Korean5 most memorable moment: Gaining 18 pounds in one week5 favorite quote: David, button your col- lar. - Iesuit Faculty Honor Roll 15 Latin Club 15 Span- ish Club 25 Swimming 45 Cross Country 25 SADD 25 nickname: Doug5 favorite quote: l wasn't asleep. Honor Roll 15 Latin Club 2-35 Iour- nalism feditor in chiefl 2-45 Cheerleading 4: Cross Country 2- 35 Swimming 15 SADD 2-45 Philothespic 25 nickname: Ducky5 most memorable moment: Going out for refreshments after having a get together at Mike-'s house after the Plano Game5 favorite quote: To achieve greatness all one has to do is be himself. David Hyung Pthee 1984-88 1 R ...vita 5 K we .lf 55 4- 1 Iohn Douglas Roberts 1984-88 Luis Xavier Rojas 1984-88 I ff' it ,ar Mark Aaron Ruiz 1984-88 Ieffrey Victor Rutledge 1985-88 David Michael Saidl 1984-88 Spanish Club 2-35 SADD 1-45 Stu- dent Patrol 3-45 Last Roundup 2- 45 Photojournalism 25 most mem- orable moment: When Ioe and I saw the Lion and heard THE GO- RILLA in Walnut Hill Park5 favor- ite quote: So when you reach the bottom line, the only thing to do is climb. Pick yourself up off the floor: anything you want is yours. - Big Audio Dynamite Honor Roll 3-45 SADD 45 French Club 2-45 Student Patrol 45 nick- name: Biff Chex: most memora- ble moment: Having to choose paper or plastic for the first time5 favorite quote: I'll get you, my pretty, and your little dog too! Honor Roll 1-45 Spanish Club 2-35 Latin Club 15 Intramurals 1-45 Bowling Club 35 SADD 1-35 Ping Pong Club 25 nickname: Sister Saidi5 most memorable moment: The Iunior Ski Trip and throwing a surprise birthday party for les- sica Hanibal5 favorite quote: lf you can get away with it, go for it! Honor Roll 15 Latin Club 15 French Club 25 Football 35 Diving 45 Band 1-45 Iazz Band 2-45 nickname: The guy with the Green Cup Spanish Club 2-45 Philothespic Society 2-45 Soccer l5 Basketball 2-45 Football 45 Intramurals 3-45 CLC 2-45 SADD 2-45 Collector's Club 3-45 BBC 45 Student Patrol 45 nickname: Rog5 most memorable moment: Sleeping in class5 favor- ite quote: You just mad 'cause you're a scrub, scrub. - Eddie Murphy Honor Roll 2, 45 Thespians 25 Lone Rangers 35 most memorable moment: Waking up every morn- ing5 favorite quote: It's gonna Work cause it's gotta Work and it's gotta Work 'cause I said so. -- Iames Dean ll : Q.: Q Kristian Ioseph Sandoval 1984-88 Rogelio Sandoval I1 1984-88 'P lf Eric Iohn Schmidt 1984-88 Picture Not Avaala ble V iff Stephen Louis Shopbell 1984-88 D N . 5 ,Qi Y V ,f w Zfiillawsf . .- Todd Vincent Sluder 1984-88 'X I of Steven Christopher Smith 1984-88 Honor Roll l-45 Student Council 45 Physics Club 35 Latin Club l-45 Whiz Quiz 1-35 CLC 2-45 Band 1-45 Iazz Band 2-45 All-State Band l-45 All-Region Band 1-45 Newspaper 45 Last Roundup 4: ICL 1-45 NHS 2-45 Student Patrol 3-45 SADD 1-45 Breakfast Club 45 BBC 45 ln- tramurals l-45 most memorable moment: Latin IV class5 favorite quote: All the World's a stage, And all the men and Women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances5 And one man in his time plays many parts, - William Shakespeare French Club 2-35 Letterman's Club 45 Basketball Trainer 2-45 Football Trainer 45 SADD 2-35 Racquetball Club 45 Bowling Club 35 Intramurals 3-45 Collec- tor's Club 2-45 nickname: Scooter5 most memorable moment: August l5th5 favorite quote: Go ahead and do it because it is easier to be forgiven than to ask permission. Last Roundup 45 Bicycle Club 45 Intramurals 1-45 SADD 45 Philothespic Society 25 Silver Spurs l Honor Roll 1-47 Band 1-41 Iazz Band 2-47 Pep Band 1-47 Soccer Band 47 Band Bowling 47 CLC iPresidentJ 2-41 Intramurals 1-27 IPFL 47 nickname: STYXQ favorite quote: I may not know you, but I know I want to get to know you. Honor R011 1-41 NHS 2-47 Latin Club l-41 Who's Who 3-47 Swim- ming 2-47 Student Council 2-47 In- tramurals l-47 Last Roundup 2-47 Letterman's Club 2-41 BBC 47 IS 3- 47 nickname: Lance7 most mem- orable moment: Seeing Colin go out with a girl that really was Worth it7 favorite quote: Live for today7 hope for tomorrow. -- lef- fery Ozbourne Honor Roll 37 Latin Club 37 Cy- cling 1-42 Light Crew 2-47 Philothespic Society 2-47 Cross Country 47 Soccer 17 favorite quote: OOOH, I burnt the clams! f, 5 Iohn David Spurgin 1984-88 Nicholas Thomas Stafford IV 1984 88 Gregory Paul Stanley 1984-88 sv--. ,, t .niet 1. B I M AKQ. Iames Ronald Stovall Ir. 1984-88 i2 .Hs as Q 53' 5 I - -atv David Kendall Straley 1984-88 M1chae1 Trent Testa 1984-88 Q5 5 O 4 E My 2 3' ng '52 'Q ,QI Honor Roll 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 NHS 2-45 Who's Who 3-45 Cross Country 3-45 Intramurals 1-45 Bowling Club 3: SADD 2-45 Iour- nalism 2-45 Last Roundup 1-35 Philothespic Society 45 most memorable moment: Iunior Ski Trip5 favorite quote: The greatest thing in the World is not so much Where We stand as in what direction We are moving. -- Anonymous Honor Roll 1, 3-45 Latin Club 1-35 Swimming 35 Football 2-45 Soccer 1: SADD 3-45 Water Skiing Club 2: favorite quote: The Words I thought I brought I left behind so never mind. Honor Roll 1, 35 Spanish Club 2-45 Latin Club 15 Sailing Team 3-45 Wrestling 2-45 Football 15 Letter- man's Club 2-45 Slumco 45 SADD 3-45 IS 3-45 most memorable mo- ment: The night before the Lynch game5 favorite quote: Who's wearing the 'Helmet of Shame'? Honor Roll 45 Latin Club l-35 Philothespic Society 2-45 In- tramurals l-45 Student Council 1- 25 Football 15 Basketball 15 Ex- plorer's Club 2-45 most memora- ble moment: Every weekend of my high school career: favorite quote: Are you experienced - Iimi Hendrix Spanish Club 3-4: SADD Z-45 Bowling Club 35 Ping Pong 35 Soc- cer l-45 Volleyball 45 Intramurals 2-35 Letterman's Club 3-45 nick- name: Chipper5 most memorable moment: When I saw Hank Wendorf throw a punch5 favorite quote: Have you ever chipped? Honor Roll l-45 Student Council 2- 45 Latin Club 1-45 Math Club 25 NHS 3-45 Who's Who 3-45 Soccer 1-45 Letterman's Club 3-45 In- tramurals I-45 BBC 45 IS 3-45 Bowling Club 3-45 most memo- rable moment: San Antonio road trip5 favorite quote: Now and then it is good to pause in our pursuit of happiness and just be happy- Ierome Paul Tilliotson 1984-88 'E NFB-4. ,:., . ..,. Timothy Peter Trevino 1984-88 PF JESUIT Michael Edmund Tullis l984 88 'EMW- 554 Michael Charles Urban 1984-88 lg - l 4,51 1 a1aQ I --...Ion F ln.. Torence Gregory Vane III 1985-88 Robert Velasco II 1984-88 French Club 25 Band l-45 Iazz Band 2-45 Pep Band 45 All-Region Band 3-45 Band Bowling 45 Band Football l-45 CLC 2-45 Last Roundup 45 Rock Club 25 nick- name: Chuck5 favorite quote: Dig yehselif' - Bob Dylan Honor Roll 1-45 Debate Z-45 Who's Who 45 NHS Z-45 Latin Club 15 nickname: Bob: favorite quote: Life is more like a tree than a pool. - Fr. Pat Phillips S.I. Honor Roll 1-45 Latin Club 1-35 Bowling Club 3-45 Basketball 15 Soccer 2-45 SADD 2-45 In- tramurals 2-35 Letterman's Club 3-45 most memorable moment: San Antonio road tripg favorite quote: Others see things, and say 'Why?', but I dream and say 'Why not'? - G. B. Shaw Football 3-45 Letterman's Club 45 Newspaper 3-45 Chess Club 1-45 Weightlifting 45 nickname: Speedracer5 most memorable moment: Looking at the bricks on my windshield Honor Roll 1-45 Computer Club 3- 45 NHS 3-45 Physics Club 3-45 Math Club 1-45 Spanish Club 2-45 SADD 1-45 Intramurals 2-45 Bowl- ing Club 35 Chess 3-45 Student Patrol 45 Last Roundup 35 favorite quote: The sky is the limit, you can do anything that you really Want to do. - my parents F .QESUIT Richard Henry Wachsman Il 1984-88 4252:-l I 5:,ZV ,,, .2 Robert Sean Walker 1984-88 'I L 'Cb X lm--:wr il Joseph Michael Wall 1984-88 Na., , William Todd Wallace 1984-88 fig Aaron Ladd Watson 1987-88 1' :-fff2+1r- 'Qtr xiiggi. 'Ei 'Va - 1 vi t Q , v . TJ? 'll I5 . -I il It 5 1 Pi , x fl! 4 f x s l I Corey David Welp 1984-88 i -n , MW .M Soccer l-45 Football 45 In- tramurals l-45 Ping Pong 35 Let- terman's Club 2-45 Bowling Club 35 most memorable moment: Win- ning TCIL State Soccer Cham- pionship Honor Roll 45 NHS 45 Basketball 4 Honor Roll 15 Latin Club 15 French Club 2-35 Basketball 15 Volleyball 3-45 SADD 35 Forensics 25 most memorable moment: First night of the Iunior Ski Trip Soccer 3-45 Intramurals 1-45 Latin Club 15 Spanish Club 2-35 SADD 1-45 Student Patrol 45 IS 4 Last Roundup 2-4 teditor 4l5 Band I-45 Iazz Band 1-4 Band Bowling 45 nickname: Watermelon5 most memorable moment: Something in between then and now5 favor- ite quote: Everything is utterably weary and tiresome. No matter how much we see, we are never satisfied. No matter how much we hear We are not content. So I saw that there is nothing better for man than that they should be happy in their work, for that is what they are here for and no one can bring them back to life to enjoy what will be in the future so let them enjoy it now. - Eccle- siastes Honor Roll l-45 Spanish Club 2-45 NHS 2-45 Math Club 4: Student Patrol 3-45 Intramurals I-45 Base- ball 25 Swimming 45 IS 45 Track 45 favorite quote: Did you decorate this place yourself or did Mrs. Chief of police help you out? - Fletch HPV' 0 , .a,..,..:,R:g -?0,::gA ew Henry Louis Wendorf IV l985-88 Louis Iason Westerman 1984-88 Iohn Michael Whisler 1984 88 'fix Andrew Olin White 1984-88 David Zachery Whitten 1986-88 Honor Roll ' 4 Physics Club 3 4 5 J ' Z spQniShc1uiS254-NHsz-4-W1-135 Who 3 4 favorite quote Alright Gentlemen time to start Kevin Guilfoyle Honor Roll 3-4' Spanish Club 3' NHS 3-4' Who s Who 3-4' Football 3-4' Baseball 3-4' Latin Club 3-4' Intramurals 3-4' IS 4' most mem- orable moment: Halloween Bunch of 86-87' favorite quote: Success is a chance of fate. Ask any failure. 3 W ' NNI 1 , , , M-,c 'I ' I f ' ' ,C 1. 5. , sf. 'g I 3 . f O P 2' 'ls 1 - I 'ri' ,I 3 l 5 , M, ft I 'xl ff 'lf , l . I , X ' l Y ,x l 4 .H Q58 1 it w X , , , , , , , , , , , , V ., Rv- ,, lu. Iames Reilly Wilson 1984-88 Honor Roll l-45 Spanish Club 2-45 NHS 2-45 Debate 2-45 Drama 25 most memorable moment: Com- munity Days5 favorite quote: Look to your right and left, they will be gone. Honor Roll 25 Spanish Club 2-45 Sailing Team 3-45 Intramurals 1- 45 Philothespic Society 2: Light Crew 25 Volleyball 4 Honor Roll 2-45 Spanish Club 2-35 Last Roundup 35 Student Patrol 35 Golf 3-45 Intramurals 1-45 Photojournalism 35 nickname: Starkee5 most memorable mo- ment: Halloween night at the Old Gemini Theatre5 favorite quote: They may be sons of bitches but they're our sons of bitches. LBI Philothespic Society 2-45 News- paper 2-45 Last Roundup 45 Vol- leyball 45 Student Patrol 45 Silver Spurs 15 Intramurals 1-45 Light Crew 1-45 nickname: Zanger5 most memorable moment: Call- ing Kidd Kradick Iunior Year and hearing about it until the next day5 favorite quote: We love you Zang! B. David Patrick Wire 1984-88 in Kelby Glenn Woodard 1984-88 Michael Ioeseph Zang 1984-88 HOLARSHIPS AND HONORS ary M. Akins reighton University, Campaign Creighton Scholarship ' an Ammugham ational Merit Finalist, University oi Pennsylvania enesslaer Medal tor Excellence in Science! Math niversity of Texas, Achievement Scholarship ile A. Ashmore alifornia State University, Athletic Scholarship hio State University, Athletic Scholarship niversity of Minnesota, Athletic Scholarship niversity oi Pennsylvania, Athletic Scholarship istopher S. Atkins arrolltonf Farmers Branch Soccer Association armers Branch Civic LeaguefTexas A8cM University exas Wesleyan College, Academic Scholarship niversity ol Miami, King Scholarship ' I . Balady ice University, Athletic Scholarship rent Becker erst College, Academic Grant uke University, Academic Grant ovemor's Recognition Award, State of Texas avertord College, Academic Grant ational Merit Corporation, Academic Scholarship obert C. Byrd Honor Scholarship, State oi Texas warthmore College, Academic Grant rinity University, Presidential Scholarship niversity of Notre Dame, Notre Dame Scholar assar College, Academic Grant Shane Beeson ational Presbyterian Scholarship! Rhodes College rren R. Bortel ROTC Scholarship, University ot Texas at Arlington drew Mellon Scholar! National Merit Hispanic Scholarship Program reighton University, Academic Scholarship int Edwards University, Presidential Scholarship niversity ot Colorado, Engineering Scholarship niversity of Texas, Merit Scholarship othy M. Burbey mory University, Dean's Scholarship rinity University, Presidential Scholarship or R. Carbo ur Lady of the Lake University, Academic Scholarship on D. Casipit ACT Finalist, Dallas Morning News University ol Dallas, Merit Scholarship Presidential Scholarship mmy G. Charalambopoulos Austin College, Charles Morris Memorial Scholarship Eorge R. Christan oyola University ot New Orleans, Merit Scholarship seph N. Christopher Wartburg College, Presidential Scholarship phen O. Clements ice University, Athletic Scholarship es M. Cuellar University oi Dallas, Merit Scholarship University oi San Diego, Presidential Scholarship atthew I. Duncan reighton University, Campaign Scholarship ACT Winner, Dallas Morning News jchael B. Eltz Air Force R.O.T.C. Scholarship lArmy R.O.T.C. Scholarship, University ot Tampa McMurray College, Academic Scholarship Spring Hill College, Dean's Scholar University of Tampa, Academic Scholarship iomas A. Escort Ir. Blass of 1988, 154 strong, earns 124 scholarships worth over S1.4 million. Spring Hill College, Achievement Award Michael L. F azen Army R.O.T.C. Scholarship, Texas A8tM University Marc L. Feliciano University of Texas, University Scholarship Colin W. Fleming Creighton University, Carl M. Reinertf Nora Condon Academ Scholarship Residence Life Grant Notre Dame Club of Dallas Scholarship Providence College, Academic Scholarship Springhill College, Honors Scholarship Alberto Garcia-Moreno University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame Scholar Albert Gutierrez Creighton University, Academic Scholarship Santa Clara University, Academic Grant TACT Finalist, Dallas Morning News Brian W. Hambric Trinity University. Presidential Scholarship Michael W. Hayes Loyola University ot New Orleans, Dean's Merit Scholarship Trinity University, Dean's Scholarship Weyerhaeuser Scholarship! National Merit Corporation Richard M. Hull Emory University, Dean's Scholarship Geoffrey S. Irwin Boston College, Gassonflgnatian Scholarship Matthew W. Johnson Loyola University of New Orleans, Presidential Scholarship Patrick I. Kutac Farmers Branch Civic League ScholarshipfGeorgetown University Kevin P. Lavery Georgetown University, Academic Grant Govemor's Recognition Award, State ot Texas Texas ASIM University, Presidential Scholarship University ot Houston, Merit Scholarship National Merit FinalistfNational Merit Scholarship Corp. University of Texas, Achievement Scholarship Benny R. Linex ll Centenary College, McMillan Scholarship Mark E. Mackenzie Creighton University, Academic Scholarship Loyola University ot New Orleans, University Scholarship Eric H. Marye Southem Methodist University, University Scholarship Robert D. McCutchan American Airlines Scholarship! National Merit Scholarship Corporation Army R.O.T.C. Scholarship, Princeton University Princeton University, Academic Award University oi Notre Dame, Notre Dame Scholar Brett C. Moneta Loyola University oi New Orleans, Dean's Merit Scholarship Donald C. Morris Ir. Navy ROTC Scholarship, University of Pennsylvania Paul R. Moser Santa Clara University, Academic Award Southem Methodist University, Academic Award Texas Christian University, Academic Scholarship Marcus S. Ozaeta Boston College, Gassonflgnatian Scholarship Marquette University, Academic Scholarship University of Dallas, Merit Scholarship University of Notre Dame. Holy Cross Award Paul V. Pascal Loyola University oi New Orleans, University Scholarship David W. Peters Creighton University, Academic Scholarship Saint Louis University, University Scholar Gabriel Rangel HACER Foundation, National Hispanic Scholarship Southem Methodist University, University Scholarship Mark R. Rauschuber Southem Methodist University, Music Scholarship Michael F, Reilly Govemor's Recognition Award! Princeton University I.B.M.fWatson Memorial Scholarship! Stanford University University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame Scholar David I. Rericha Hendrix College, Dean's Scholarship David H. Bhee Columbia University, Academic Award National Merit Finalist! National Merit Scholarship Corporation TACT l-'i.nalist, Dallas Morning News University oi Chicago, Academic Award Stephen L. Shopbell Boston College, Academic Merit Scholarship Fairfield University, Academic Award Santa Clara University, University Scholarship Nicholas T. Stafford Winthrop Smith Memorial Scholarship! Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Finner, 81 Smith Company Iames R. Stovall Ir. Regis College, Iesuit Scholar Southem Methodist University, Easterwood Foundation Scholarship University Scholarship Texas A8zM University, Priester Scholarship Trinity University, Presidential Scholarship University oi Texas, Dallas Chapter - Texas Alumni Assoc. Scholarship Timothy P. Trevino Oklahoma City University, Athletic Scholarship Michael E. Tullis Boston College, Ignatian Scholarship Robert Velasco McDonald's CorporationIU.S. Congress Hispanic Caucus Intemship Southem Methodist University, University Scholarship Richard H. Wachsman ll University ot North Carolina - Chapel Hill, Athletic Scholarship University of North Texas, Athletic Scholarship Wake Forest University, Athletic Scholarship Ioseph M. Wall Farmers Branch Civic League Scholarship! Purdue University William T. Wallace Oklahoma City University, Athletic Scholarship Corey D. Welp Creighton University, Academic Scholarship Andrew O. VVhite Santa Clara University, Honor's Scholarship David P. Wire Loyola University ol New Orleans, Dean's Merit Scholarship Kelby G. Woodard University ol Dallas, Southwest Presidential Scholarship 7l Class of 1 988. Graduation MICHAEL REILLY -- SALUTATORIAN ADDRESS MAY 28, 1988 YOUR EXCELLENCY BISHOP TSCHOEPE, REVEREND FATHERS, DISTINGUISHED FACULTY, PARENTS, FRIENDS AND LLOW CLASSMATES: THE IESUIT SYSTEM OF EDUCATION IS BASED ON THE CONVICTION THAT EDUCATION IS NOT MERELY THE EN- KDURAGEMENT OF KNOWLEDGE BUT ALSO THE CULTIVATION OF STRONG, RESPONSIBLE CHARACTER. EACH GRAD- ATING CLASS, MUST DETERMINE, IF IT HAS BEEN SUCCESSFUL, IN REALIZING THIS PHILOSOPHY. THEIR SUCCESS, IS A NIQUE COMBINATION, OF TALENT, AND THE COURAGE TO PURSUE ITS DEVELOPMENT. THIS GRADUATING CLASS IS ESTAMENT TO THAT DEFINITION OF SUCCESS. WHILE THE CLASS OF 1988 HAS INDEED SOUGHT ACQUISITION OF NOWLEDGE AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE MIND, WE HAVE RIGHTLY PLACED MORE IMPORTANCE ON MATURATION OF HAS SPARKED A CURIOSITY IN MYSELF AND MY CLASSMATES THIS CURIOSITY IS NOT RESTRICTED TO THE RATHER OUR DEVELOPMENT OF MIND HAS OCCURRED PRIMARILY THROUGH EXPERIENCE AS A CLASS H VE THE COURAGE TO QUESTION AND TO PURSUE ANSWERS. THIS TENACITY HAS SECURED MORE KNOWLEDGE PROVIDED IN ALL OUR TEXTBOOKS. IT IS THE KNOWLEDGE OF REALITY, RATHER THAN THEORY: IT IS THE OF PRACTICE FOUNDED UPON PRINCIPLE. A DEVELOPED MIND IS RENDERED USELESS BY AN INACTIVE BODY. THE CLASS OF 1988 IS NOT A STAGNANT OF DEVELOPED MINDS. INSTEAD, WE HAVE SOUGHT TO DEFINE AND ESTABLISH OUR CHARACTER. THIS IS FAR MORE IMPORTANT AND MUCH MORE DIFFICULT THAN THE ACQUISITION OF KNOWLEDGE. KNOWLEDGE AND E VAL UATES OPTIONS,' CHARACTER SELECTS AND IMPLEMENTS THE APPROPRIATE ONE. IT GOVERNS EACH WE MAKE. OUR PURSUIT HAS ENDED IN TRIUMPH. SENIOR YEAR HAS ESTABLISHED OUR COMMITMENT TO OTHER. OUR ENTHUSIASM AND SUPPORT WAS INITIATED AT SCHOOL ATHLETIC EVENTS. THESE GAMES, UN- N IS A PRINCIPLE FOCUS OF THIS HIGH SCHOOL. A SOUND EDUCATION IN BOTH THE SCIENCES AND THE A , . . Y DID NOT OCCUR DAILY CONSEQUENTLY THAT SUPPORT AND ENTHUSIASM FOR EACH OTHER WAS ALSO PRESE T EACH DAY. COMMUNITY DAYS INVITED US TO MAKE A DAILY COMMITMENT. WE HAVE ACCEPTED THE AND RESPONDED THOROUGHLY. OUR SENIOR LOUNGE PERFECTLY ILLUSTRATES THIS DECISION. AT ANY MOMENT, CONVERSATION COULD SWITCH FROM SCHOOL WORK TO THE MAVERICKS' GAME, FROM THE MIDDLE EAST TO CHILDHOOD CARTOONS. IN EACH CASE, RESPECT AND ADMIRATION FOR OUR CLASS- MATES DETERMINES THE TOPIC AND TONE OF THE DIS- CUSSION. THIS REVERENCE IS OUR CHARACTER. IT GOVERNS OUR ACTIONS AND PROVIDES OUR SUCCESS. THE CLASS OF 1988 HAS TESTED THE IESUIT PHILOS- OPHY. THE IESUIT PHILOSOPHY HAS ALSO TESTED THE CLASS OF 1988. TODAY, WE ARE GRADUATED AS YOUNG MEN OF CHARACTER. WE HAVE DEVELOPED THE KNOWLEDGE AND CONVICTION TO SEEK IUSTICE. WE SHALL CONTINUE ITS PURSUIT. IT IS OUR NATURE. TODAY, WE CONFRONT THE FUTURE. BUT IN DOING SO WE MUST ALSO REMEMBER THE PAST AND GIVE THANKS TO THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR OUR DEVELOP- MENT. I WISH TO THANK THE FACULTY FOR THEIR CONCERN, AND ESPECIALLY MY COACHES FOR THEIR ENCOUR- AGEMENT. TO MY PARENTS, I VALUE YOUR INSPIRATION AND SUPPORT. TO MY BROTHER MATTHEW, I WISH YOU EVERY SUC- CESS AND HAPPINESS. AND TO MY FELLOW GRADUATES, I OFFER MY AP- PRECIATION AND GRATITUDE. YOU HAVE GIVEN ME THE STRENGTH TO DEFINE MY CHARACTER AND THE COURAGE TO FULFILL IT. 1988 PRCIVI 74 ome Kind of Wonderful. 76 9 5 fkwi-Q L. 1 1 Iesuit Advances in T.C.I.L. Playoffs Iunior Trey Hammond's one-yard touchdown run with 20 seconds remaining after successfully re- overing an onside kick gave Iesuit a 34-29 victory over Central Catholic. This enabled the Rangers to :dvance to the T.C.I.L. Championships against St. Thomas. After Hammond cut Iesuit's deficit to 29-28 on a 12-yard scoring reception from quarterback Louis Lalady with 1:08 left in the game, Hammond was stopped short of the goal line on a two point conversion Lttempt. The official told me that We were four first downs behind and that the only way to Win Was to go for two voints, Iesuit coach Pasqua said, referring to the tie-breaker rules. I told the official that we would ecover the onside kick and then win it. Pasqua's prediction proved prophetic as the rangers recovered an onside kick at the Central Catholic 4 to set up the game-Winning drive. Tr A ,ar 1 .3-,ggggunn-uuvv-n , QM ,, ,M , 7.1 fr 4,g,JfV,5 ,W ffiawimw Y, Q. I fm5izw,y, ,4f'vQyL f -K N 1 I , I ,,,, , .,,,,,, , .,,.g1,1 1' f ,7 xQ V E ' 'i?ifffi'3'f ' ' M- STATE FINALS: IESUIT 22 ST. THOMAS 0 Ri' . Q. i gf M - H .1 ewan f 94,6Hs2Y3?H26te5!lrYU'a 573,545 . , fl N I, 1 iff, L If UNDEFEATED STATE CHAMPS Steve Clements ran for 145 yards and scored two touch- downs to lead Iesuit to a 22-0 victory over St. Thomas in the state T.C.I.L. class 4A championship game at Dyer Stadium in Houston. It was Iesuit's thirteenth state title since the Texas Christian Interscholastic League began play in 1950. Steve Clements, a 220-pound Senior fullback, carried nine times for 97 yards in the first half. St. Thomas never got its offense on track as it suffered from poor field position. Iesuit scored two touchdowns early in the second quarter to go ahead, 14-0. Clements capped an 81-yard drive with a 10- yard touchdown run. On their next possession, the Rangers took advantage of a 15-yard St. Thomas punt to gain good field position at the Eagles' 34. From there, Senior Louis Balady scored on a 31 run with 8:09 left in the half. MM f.- --M ' . A L,1,L. 1. 1 I 2 2 I ! .a V 2 Q iff' M Mak I? 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A Core of Talent on the Track The 1988 Iesuit Track Team began the year in traditional fashion. The first two weeks of the season enabled the team to run across the fields of the Hockaday campus. As usual, a large number of runners partici- pated at the beginning of the year. However, not everyone remained for the entire season. The few dedicated athletes that made the sacrifice to be a member of the team became a unified group. Iesuit had an early experience with suc- cess when they journeyed to Fort Worth for the first meet at PolyTech. Things were al- ready looking promising for this young squad, Unfortunately, the team suffered many setbacks as the season progressed. Injuries plagued the Rangers, especially the relay teams. For many meets, last minute substitutes were necessary to fill the spots vacated by an injured runner. Surprisingly, the substitutes responded well. The Rangers gathered a strong team and headed for Rockwall. There, the team won First Place hand- ily, with many individuals capturing first place. At the TCIL state meet, the Jesuit team faced stiff competition. A fourth place finish would have been a safe prediction for the team. How- ever, Iesuit began with a strong performance in the field events. Steven Clements handily won the discus and Co-captain Louis Balady won First Place in both the long jump and the Pole Vault. Mike Reilly won the gold for the 3200 meters and 1600 meters runs to lead the Rang- ers in the running events, but the second place win was a result of the effort of the whole team performing personal bests. In the end the Rang- ers beat out third place St. Thomas and gave Strake Iesuit a scare. - Mike Reilly Z Y Q ' 2 ti , 1 g W., ., Www' gi ,,..-W. 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Things started to look up this year however when Chris Bowles, a Iesuit grad came back to Dallas to bring Iesuit back to the top of Texas Swimming. Having coached many top swim teams, Coach Bowles went right to work. He ar- ranged to rent Hockaday's pool enabling the team to work out together for the first time in two years. Only eight swimmers and three divers came out for this year's team. But knowing this is just the first year in a long term building process, Coach Swim Team Rebuil Bowles was not discouraged. He sched- uled the best teams in the area including Pearce, Berkner, and Richardson, three teams who placed high in the public school state meet. The Iesuit swimmers were pushed toward personal achieve- ment and growth of team unity rather than victories. Gaining confidence after every meet, the team finally won their first dual meet against Newman-Smith. New optimism for the future started to form as Don Whitaker and Ron Cullars caught their stride showing that they are ready to lead the team next year. Doug Roberts be- came the top scorer in the fly and back stroke and Lance Stafford served as the utility man by filling the 500 Free style slot instead of the 50 free. The rest of the te members provided the team with supl and every one showed great imprc ment. Although the team finished fifth at State Meet in overall competition, the fort was judged as a success beca every swimmer shaved their times 4 set up a strong base for next year's te which already has promising recr coming to Iesuit next year. The wl' year came to a climax when the te was awarded with the Spirit Awc showing that Iesuit is serious about turning to the front of Texas Swimrrr not only TCIL but all of the state. - Lance Staff it. is r Ei an .p' is akZg?l',2-, cy . ,wt -M-Jammu. 1 i new fig! 9151 ,Q ,-f' so fff if ,A in .,...,.lu 4-'-if ..f,., 1 -. . f : ' fM ':' - ' , ' Qi, - K, ,,,.,-ff' M 4, ,. fx ,W f- .. if K , 2 . .5f:g:.'f 4 .. ,wx px ' . .w x 25 , -.,- Q 2 1 QF . QQ gg., 'M may vw Sign book your here Sign book our here Sigr book your here. A',' 'VL' L' , , ,, . - ,,,, M V . f ' Q ,E MJ it V, Z , 4' W' ' ' I ' i ir' -' i 0 K 4 Z I QW, yr. jg ' 1 M M ' 5341.3 1 ',, ., ' 2 'fy 4, ,. 5, fa 'Q vii - 'W ,ew ,.'f3:,,,,d In ' M' -.. , f' 'A I I 4 1 , ' A ,, , fu. , 4 an f 1' 'A V 7' ' JH' 1., Af , ' , p f , 151' 11 ' Z ' f , . ' ' H if 3' ,, ,L,, 1 if ,,.' 6 if - 'Q gwriiff i ,gfy fy -g-' 4 A ' 'W , ,, 1 ,ff fm V M ' 2 ,Q 5 . , ' ,, 4 , ' 4 2. .4 ff M, 77,5 , 955. Vkrrk V grid: . . 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Q, ti' T7 Andrew Matthew Iames Tony Michael Horlock Housey Hudson Izquierdo Iohns Iuniors Take Cn Life At the end of my Sophomore year, I didn't know what to expect in the coming year. I changed so much while I was a Sophomore, and I looked forward to being a Iunior. It was fun at the time, but it was time to move on. But to what? Would this year be better than last year? What exactly does it mean to be a Iunior at Iesuit? Now, during the neverending weeks of Iunior year, I realize what it is to be a Iunior. It is a time for growth. Former Sophomores grow into future Seniors who, in turn, become ready to take on the challenges of the world. Both in his school life and personal life, the Iunior takes on more responsibilities. He learns how to approach life in a way that benefits him as a person, physically and mentally. That is the purpose of the Iunior Cross Mass. It symbolizes class unity and the community that is Iesuit. He gains freedom whether he is ready or not. Iuniors find themselves with more opportunities than they had in previous years. Iunior year offers its many challenges. All of a sudden, Iuniors start worrying about such things as college requirements, the SAT and ACT, the right choice of a college, and the future itself. There are some advantages of being a Iunior. You still have football and basketball games to go to so you can scream your head off. It also seems that the parties and friends are more abundant. There are also things to look forward to. You finally get the chance to order your class ring, and there is the long awaited prom. Being a Iunior at Iesuit means being able to accept the responsibilities that will be given to you your Senior year. Iunior year means growing into mature people who can be role models for younger students and, at the same time, being happy with who you are. - Chris Goodson Picture Not A v a il a bl e Eric Abraham David Mitch Brian Iohn Iubin Kang Kassen Katosic Koepnick Kostohryz Iefi Cole Kratz Kricken Roland Daniel Lund Madden x Edward Steve David Chris Brent Iames Languell Larsen Libby Logan Ieff Maher all V U. s William Mallillin Martinez McGraw 4-A me 'xr' Carter Chris Gary Charles Michael Ierry McNabb Meadors Melle Miller Moran Morgan Andrew Lamont Morrone Moss Patrick Shaun Geoffrey David Mullen Murphy Neal Netherland Pnc'l'ure No? Available Roben Nichol af. , Anthony Dcxmel Mlchcxel Ben Prieio Purtdl Puscten Ouresh oe Mark Chf1S oe ohn Kevm Ramuez Ramos Rehczgen Reyes Reynolds Rlce Miguel Victor Eric Michael Brian Patrick Rivera Rojas Rossol Rubenstein Samonek Sanders Scott Iohn Erich Stuart Michael Brian Savage Schell Schulz Schutze Schutz Schwartz 'Orff l with J , if . 'ii' W Eg, .r,ui 1 i' iv Sean Ivan Sculley Simonetti Tim Scott Smith Soignier Tracy Ieif Spaight Stivers f f vp- war Swift V l ,f xN.....j .5 , , f ,ig mn Qi s mm. 1 L-4. mm 3 in , aw W, .,.f..,,,x, F Q , Q MWAWW mw ,, , ,V vfzwewy. f'f WJ N 55 -' A Q - g,,,,,, V 4 ' 5 M 'Www Www V , 4 fy Maw If fa ' , . Lf 3 if QW din 'TKA' Y . 5 143 A 1 X , .1 2- ., .... fy U 4 E X ,QQ ,S wi we .z :- 1 ,, ,-Mai -t - 3 ,J 13: , 'ff 'ang ,, f1g,: 'Sli 134 t Cheerleading contends. It seemed just like any other cheerleading workshop: tryouts when April came. But Iesuit was in for a big surprise. When tryouts were over, eight guys and eight girls, of astronomical talents were chosen for the varsity squad and ten girls, equally as talented, if not more, were chosen for the junior varsity squad. The outcome that could be produced from the two would be one of grandeur and awe. Led by their captain, Stacie Peake, the varsity squad immediately went into preparation for camp in Iune, as did the junior varsity, helped by Katie Galagher. In the beginning of the last full Week in june of 1987, both squads went to SMU's Summer Cheer- leading Camp. With a full schedule of activities, workshops, and competitions, The Iesuit Cheer- leaders attended more than just an ordinary workshop, but also developed an injury list a mile long. This however didn't stop them from receiving excellent scores at competition, two All-American Cheerleading nominations for --w s , Iohn Harrington and Karen Phillips, and nom- f-in V , M... IVA, ations from floor competitions to go to nationals. Competition did not end after camp though. The Varsity got back together in August to prepare for the Foley's xmpetition at Colin Creek Mall. For two weeks, every morning, they practiced a new routine. Their hard word work at them into the finals for the following week. As the school year began the cheerleaders led the football team to yet another state victory. Modeled after college juads, the varsity incorporated many intricate partner stunts that colleges use, and as a result, not only did they ad the fans in cheers, but also gave them a show. With their strength, talent and determination, the Varsity and the I.V. with the help of NCA coaches Bobby Deitrick nd Stacie Deavers, prepared for the Regional competitions at Arlington High School. Starting out from scratch again, they learned new routines with the use of all the talent they had. Alter extensively orking for two months, both the Varsity and I.V. squads captured Regional trophies and places at the National ,nals held in Dallas on December 27-28, 1987. Both squads showed that cheerleading is not just having a loud voice and spirit, but requires discipline, atermination and dedication. - Xavier Rojas 135 -fue .1 as if 'ig 'IF Q3 'SJ ix Q. mug 5 f - MA v an x 1 1 on omouz 4 --is- ' Since 1963, the Lone Rangers have been running nrong at Iesuit. The organization was started by a small roup of students and is now the primary student spirit rganization at Iesuit. Iesuit students recognize Lone Cxngers by their shirts which are worn on Fridays. The oup is most commonly noted for their spirit and art. The Lone Rangers express their spirit through cheering t the games, selling spirit pins, ribbons and programs, nd also producing art announcing dances, contests and Emes. Many school functions such as Decoration Night d Ranger Day are sponsored by the Lone Rangers. Art the most readily visible product of the group's efforts. hey meet every Week to make the signs you see in the reezeway. They are responsible for all of the run- troughs at the games. They also make the murals which ccasionally appear in the cafeteria. - Mike Currie Lone Rangers Are Clearly Visible. ft to right, back row: Pat Morley, Dan Purtill, Miguel Rivera, Clint Cantwell, Ieff Maher, Brian Koepink, :ephen Blair, Mr. Leise, Mike Currie, Duane Prefume, David Houston. 2nd row: Chris Maraverra, Iason arver, Pat Schuster. front row: Scott Phillips, Scott Rylander, Robert Barretto, Quan Phan, Iamey Welch, itch Katusic. As The Band Played Cn . . . As the TCBA State Champion Iesuit-Ursiline Ranger Band embarked on another season, hopes were high. Since the band had lost a number of good players, some people in the band were rather pessimistic about the upcoming season. Despite this, the band went on to show up every band they marched against, during the halftimes. Spirits were high as the year progressed. Led by drum majors Mike Cassidy and George Christon, the band prepared for their first competition ol the year, The Parade of Champions. Realizing of course that they would be marching up against all oi the best bands in the state of Texas, they put on a spirited show. Spirits were still high as the IURB started to prepare for the State Competition that was soon to follow. Going on to State Marching Contest, the band captured the Best Homline Trophy. The Best Drurnline Trophy, and the Su- perior Trophy. Later into the year, concert season started and the band put on a fine Christmas concert. The State Concert contest was soon to come. With the help oi directors Mr. E. Thaynye Tolle, Ms. lane Chambers, and Mr. Robert Ledbetter the Band went on to do well in state. Even more was accomplished when the State Iazz Contest came along. The Iazz Contest was perhaps the best best showing of the band's full talent. Capturing the state title, about eighty percent ot the band went on to play in the All Star All State Iazz Ensemble as part of Iesuit's Art Festival to the first weekend of May. . '-r, , ' , -. v- , - , U A ' K .Ati .-' Y F :Vlxf .,..., .Q XR . kLk,rk.V!.sk v K., 751' . .,rsi 1 W-+.t'.1-Q 1 A g - T . - rx A , '.,...g ',..,,f 'i 1 -. ' t w Fa w'TT '..se .. ., .,.,, M ., . t. . it J. .f--- -we-ff.,tr.f,, , . , A g L :ra Q L no O 0 r .ffbf el fs' f St. - is 3 ' Jwilffik 'lf ...tai 36,7 ' J Fog' K k 0 t A .. . 1 N . F 1 . W ..,.,,. ,sg 1, ' l A ' tl 5 , , . .,,1.', 4 1 ,- A -f ws - 1 vs ' ' is O,,g,,,Q, 1, 3 Q N- .1 1 f , . Q . A f - W'-'. f- f -- -M . .....,.. ' R 3, 'i W..k .1 ' 1 Y il : S' M' xg, ff . -F A I'1-'af Nm QW 1 fi' GQ IS What else can be said? Student Council has a full activities schedule. The Iesuit College Prep Student Council's success is measured by its accomplishments. This year's ouncil, under the guidance of second year moderator Diana Mason has accomplished plenty. tudent Body Class President Matthew Duncan, Vice-President Tim Burbey, Senior Class Vice- resident Mike Tullis and Iohn Hamer highlighted the first semester by securing the first two day omecoming in the past four years. Senior class President Robert Velasco spear headed an xtensive Community Service Program which included painting an elderly woman's house, the anned Goods Drive, the Adopt-A-Family program, the Easter Basket program, and fund raising alent Show. The intramural format of Albert Gutierrez and Lance Stafford proved successful and e Council cooked supper for the Faculty and made breakfast for the resident priests. The Iunior nd Senior Prom in April capped off the l987-1988 school's year and the social responsibilities of the ouncil. The only thing left to do was to induct the new Iesuit Student Council of 1988-1989. - Tim Burbey my S i ' ',.. r as Z. .A xx ront row, left to right: Mike Tullis, Francis Muphy, Alberto Guttierrez, Matt Duncan. 2nd row: Lance litafford, Matt Zimmerman, Paul Moser. 3rd row: II Fendrick, Charlie Hohenshelt, David Languell. Lth row: Iohn Ledforcl, Tom Malardy, Todd Wimpey, Bob Mizzah, Liam Gowing. 5th row: Iason Apple White, Charlie Peters, Rob McGee. u FH left to right: Tim Burbey, Robert Velasco, Clint Morris. f-l- f-I'- HI H IZ IZ . II, qs! X left to right, back row: Ricky Aguilar, Arturo Armenta, Chad Herring, Christian Oliver, Ms. Ianice Sullivan. fro row: Ieff Amy, Mike Phillips, Iason Railsback, David Paul. PF. -ig, -' - X as is Us . - t t, 615.321 , f f-'favs ng , Q its 'A P ' lfqctivi A ' ., '45, , '.. ,, . '- 4? WW Y i V'wlK5'f A T MT.. if f gf N ' - P41552 at is A, TWC P' 2 A- Ca . 3Wilfa.'.f A771 - f if ,- 1 ,, 'J' 5,5 Lf' '45,-5 ,A ' ' 'V 7.1 ' If 1 A' ff., ,D eff 'gr-r - x 6.3,-f 4, 1 t 4 v ,N . alphabetical order according to classes: Todd Adams, Zach Akins, Akilian Arumugham, Brent Becker, Shane eeson, Darren Bortel, Iohn Brodrick, Tim Burbey, Ramon Casipit, Michael Cassidy, Ioe Christopher, Iamie uellar, Matthew Duncan, Stephan Enzone, Marc Feliciano, Colin Fleming, Alberto Garcia-Moreno, Garrett tarner, Mike Giard, Bryan Hambric, Rich Hull, Ieff Irwin, Matt Iohnson, Richard Kang, Pat Kutac, Kevin Lavery, fark MacKenzie, Robby McCutchan, Brett Moneta, Dan Mongoven, Clint Morris, Paul Moser, Marc Ozaeta, Paul ascal, David Peters, Russell Phillips, Mike Reilly, David Rhee, Stephen Shopbell, Lance Stafiord, Iamie Stovall, fike Tullis, Robert Velasco, Ioe Wall, Andrew White, Zach Vlfhitten, lim Wilson, Brian Bird, Kevin Boneberg, Kevin iavarra, Brian Coffey, Ion Costello, Mike DeGuzman, Chris DeMeo, Timmy Dean, Matt DiCicco, Rob Donnelly, res Fromme, Rob Hawkins, Steve Hebert, Charlie Hohenshelt, Eric Iubin, Roland Lund, Mike Moran, Shaun Iurphy, Dave Parkerson, Mike Phillips, Iohn Schell, Stuart Schutze, Brian Schwartz, Sean Sculley, Tim Smith, left livers, David Sung, Patrick Swift, Iohn Tolle, Louis Wilson, Matt Zimmerman, Art Armenta, Manny Barraz, Kevin uer, Iason Carver, Vince Cordero, Curt Cronister, Tyler Davis, Marc DiGiacomo, Pat Galligan, Lia Gowing, Edell Hill, Young Lee, Augie Lee, Bill Little, Chip Mappus, Kevin McCracken, Ashby McDonald, Casy O'Shea, rson Railsback, Matt Shannon, Iamey Welch, Todd Wimpey. Z O III U2 0 Q Z 'il 5 2 DP' l1'l .3 gf e t l rf left to right, back row: Mr. Peter Billingham, Iohn Tolle, Pat Galligan, Rob Schultz, Bill McGraw, Iason Carve Yeung Lee. i 3 . st left to right, back row: Dale Fridrick, Dan Lcmichek, Lynn Ngyun, Chris Maravilla, Mr. Ioseph Ccssazza. 2nd row Glen Fitzmartin, Rob Hawkins, Mike Tullis, Todd Hardwick. front row: Iohn Pitraora, Chris Hebert, Tim Dea Oswald Carroll. W 1954? .ol , V, gil , 'mi in .E 0 to right, back row: Ms. Nancy Van-Ness, Icxson Rcxilsbcxch, Arturo Armenia, David Davis, Ashby McDonald ront row: Trey Rcxtcliffe, Iamie Welch, Vince Cordero, Byron Witty. L5 E U 1 n 1 I-I left to right, back row: Brent Becker, Tommy Marion, Iohn Broderick, Bubba Maca, Garratt Garner, Ben Linex. 2nd row: Alberto Garcia-Moreno, Michelle Cassidy, Mike Reilly, Marty Lehman, George Christon, 'I Burbey. front row: Marcus Ozaeta, Colin Fleming, Roger Sandoval, Louis Balady, Iamie Cuellar, T. I. Esc: Rich Hull, Steven Shopbell. ' F xi! is S Q U left to right, back row: Kevin Law-Smith, Paul Pascal, George Christon. front row: Robert Velasco, Akilc Arunugam. - K v' X to right, back row: Matthew Iohnson, Steve Hebert, Akillcm Amnaghcm, Eric Boneburger, Tyler Davis. front v: Mr. Michael Speer, Robert Velasco, Kevin Ciaverrcz. ww., ,Z QW' FW f 'f f?k Q 3 4 I f L, mf, ,, , ,, ,gk f' Ygjj fit! X V' I Q N, l ,, ,I I is . gli, ,' E-I U2 I'-IJ L,-I . W , . W 4 ws ,M sw ,gg Zi, 1 I 1 E 1 1 1 QU ,Mi ..f 3f' . df , ,' x ,.' AA ' vu, 5 f .kt ww wg N ' - 5-WV, X g 1 --v f , xx -q 52 1. 11, 'Q ff gf can .-ea V.-0 'Nw Mi. VIS- 1 . 4 k s f ki :X .,, pv 'Q 4 WP . , A, , elf-:zzz ,. 5 gr L Ui apr if ., tx J! 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Znd row: Ms. Pat May, Michael DeGuzman, Tres Fromm Chris DeMeo, Kevin Ciaverra, Steve Hebert, Chris Goodson. front row: Ricky Agular, Tony Prieto, Pa Suddreth, Will Hall, Mike Urban. not pictured: Mike Cassidy. 1 4 an ...Q .1 ,Lv 5 , 9. left to right, back row: Ted Wilbert, Tres Fromme, Iim Hudson, Patrick Mullen, Brad Perry, Iefi Maher. 2nd ro' Mrs. Clarice Kearley, Chris Larsen, Daniel Purtill, Matt Frye. front row: Michael DeGuzman, Matthe Bennison, Iohn Doe, David Berryman, Rolund Lund. 5 X i w 3 aft to right, buck row: Casey Baker, Iohn Doe, Glen Fitzmcxtin, Iohn Tolle. front row: Ms. Clarice Kearley, Jcmny Kcmg, Vince Corrdero, Ieff Currie. D-I E' U2 l1l X U2 E' I'-IJ .JI I-J I-'I I-I l1'l Left to right, back row: Carl Eberhard, Peter Scott, Ricky Aguilar, Mike Pusateri, Mr. Vaughn, Ms. Linda Felice, M1 Bone Burg. 3rd row: Mark Mcxcenzie, Chad Wagner, Icxmes Stovall, Duane Prefume. 2nd row: Scott Phillips, Tin Dean, Paul Bunderrcx, Brian Coffey, Mike Phillips, Eric Rossol. front row: Mcxtt Bennison, Mike Currie, Bret Moneta. -7' Z i to right, back row: Mike Currie untwell, Eric Rossol, Mike Zcmg. my i Brian Bader, Mike Phillips, Duane Prefume. front row: Cole Cricken, Iohn I-I I-'I J V I X V Q t David Berryman, Henry G left to right: Iack Spra , ' orth. Ben Q uershi, Iason Colhngsw rosel, Brad Perry, Ieif Nea 1, Marc Ramos, Matt Ben nis xg, 'r W '--l CD cn E. S1 Q N N I1l 2-I' E-I U2 m 2 'fri I-I I-:I I-I 2 E-4 'sri Z LIZ L-J H E :JI P' U2 E Mg 1 5 yt . , 4 GQ V, -2 4 ,til left to right, back row: Chris Larsen, left Neal, Brian Clark, Mitch Armstrong, Ben Quershi, Matt Bennison, Smith, Iason Collinsworth, David Langue-ll, Roland Lund, Ieff Macher. 2nd row: Iohn Toile, Garrett Tres Fromme, Eric Iubin, David Barryman, Iohn Harrington, Matt Lerhiield, Scott Phillips. front row: Wilson, Matt Frye, Brett Wilson, Brad Perry, Dan Muldoon. left to right: Phillip Mayher, Will Hall, Dan Purtill, Mr. Michael Earsing, Sean Murphy, Preston Polter, Rok: Hawkins, Iason Carver, Paul Betancourt, Bobby Barretto, Matt Murphy. 1 nb ft to right, back row: Iim Parker, Arturo Armentcx, Curk Crossen, Pat Galigcm. front row: Dave Parkerson, Mr. :bert Lanier, Ie-if McCrec. K ' ffl- 1. -ix :Ibn-.3 ,mn Q 5, X 4 v avi' X ff, , 1 Q gg-hui Q ' 5. - 1 .Ln 2 Q' vs , ' 'Q' A 1- -,4,, , tug... 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But Wait, you exclaim, I thought that was what Sophomore Year was all about! Never fear. They say Sophomore Year is the forgotten year. They're wrong. Too many unforgettable events happen to you when you are a Sophomore. First of all, you acquire a new respect. The teachers respect you more, as do the upperclassmen and, of course, the Freshmen. Along with this esteem comes responsibility. Your teachers and you yourself expect more out of you, and everyone expects you to set an example for the Freshmen. This may seem pretty tough, but if you can live up to everyone's expectations, you get a feeling of self- pride that is hard to beat. Hmm, you're thinking, so far Sophomore Year sounds like a lot of work. lust be patient, I haven't gotten to the good part yet. Since this class has had a year to make some friends, they now have an opportunity to meet all the others in their class. Not only do they make friends within their class, but Sophomores can and do make friends with the Freshmen and the upperclassmen since they don't have to worry about the lowly freshman barrier. In short, during Soph- omore year, you form friendships that will last the rest of your life. Wow, you say, maybe Sophomore Year is something to look forward to. - Scott Rylander Mazen Chris Brent Ruben Ladell Fred Hamza Hatcher Heinen Hernandez Hill Hopkins Pat Malt Bernard Ioshua Adaryll Daniel Huff Irwin Iezercak Iohnson Iordan Kang Chris Pat Klee Lancaster Iohn Young Ledford Lee ufW Daniel Lanicek Picfure Noi Available Augustin Lee Peter Travis Chris Katcha Kee Kelly X ,frda H Matt Ion William Lehrfeld Lenzer Little George Pat Brian Rudolph Lucas Lynch MacMaster Mappus IV Chris Maravilla 4599 Ioe Michael Kevin Matrone McConnell McCracken Piciure No? Available William Marsaw . r ' .v Mx S ii me X 3 is W. 3' ' 1 L '-Q 1-Vic. .1 .. ff l :I Ashby McDonald Av- Ionathan Pal Iames Daniel Moneypenny Morey Morrone Muldoon Iason McGee Robert Musso Erick Miller Piciure No? Avaliabie Michael Nasky Linh Pat Nguyen Nolan ..,,,...f A 9-L ' .asf W, ,A Michael Robert Pat William O'Shea Orta Osbaldeston Peppard ,iw 'W Michael Quan Scott Pfaff Phan Phillips S David Iason -u O UI CD 'C .. rf :J cz I3 UI rr Q 0 F' Uldrick Ray Iohn Ramirez Ratcliif Reed Ronald Brian Regan Roach Erin Scott Scott Peter Romeo Rylander Schenitzius Scott Chris Matt Scott Scott Douglas Matt Sefcik Shannon Sieb Stebbins Tate Taylor K , 'UM' '2 LSY Troy Brian Iorge Testa Tusa Ucecla l -,,..-ww- ' Q my 'V I Greg Carlos N v Vandelune Villarreal ld 21 WQIW Ruben Iamey Kenneth Villareal Welch Whisler Donald Carl Philip Bryon Shane Raul Whitaker Wilbert Wimpey Witty Yarbrough Zarate l 174 K. ' if 1 Q if 'w'..-aw if . IPR ii? xx K F2 X Q 3 'IE s' 3,9 ,,gx.,f , Nm. at fi. N . 'Y P v -,xi if W .-1' F 53. -wr 4 F Q is N m - ' K '- f V . 'ss if KK'L ': A It gi - 'N e- 6 M . i Q ' Y W --L. if fr . if 1- 1, :H '-Q1 we is .:.- VX Wk its b .sqi Q Q , xy 'S i, ., - . V. , Q Q m , iw k:. ' i l , AP,. : 'X'zvnf'C f 1-w,yi'-Q i 5,3 ' .59-HY 'Y' A , N , V 'V S: S , .1 Another Change of Guard Fr. Michael Alchediak, S.I. President May 4th of this year, Dallas Iesuit was introduced to the n president, Fr. Michael Alchediak. Fr. Alchediak joined the soci after graduating at Iesuit High School in Tampa, Florida, at the c of 18 and began his 4 years of studies at St. Charles College Louisiana. The first teaching job Fr. Alchediak had was at his Alma Mate: Tampa from 1960 to 1963. After studying theology at St. 1966 he vi ordained. In 1967 he came to Texas to serve as Principal at Strc Iesuit Prep in Houston for three years. The next ten and a half yec from August of 1970 to Ianuary of 1981, he served as president Strake Iesuit. Then he was asked to help in the Iesuit Seminary a missionary Bureau from 1981-1987 as a fund raiser. In Ianuary '87 he came to Iesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas. l've always been interested in working in high schools a teaching. He felt very welcome from the moment he got here. Everyo has been very helpful. Fr. Alchediak has set many goals which he hopes he and 1 school can achieve together. The first is a goal the school has h for many years to raise the school's endowment to ten milli dollars by 1992, Iesuit's 50th Anniversary. Another goal he hopes attain is to refurbish Iesuit's athletic facilities including a new trat weight room improvements, restoration of the tennis courts, a renovating Haggar Stadium. A last goal he hopes to attain is improve Iesuit's visibility in the Dallas community and irnpro public relations. I'm happy to be here, he says, and 1 am impressed by ma aspects of the school, and I'm looking forward to working here. - Brett Mone , 'Q .fe Mr Mike Earsing Assistant Principal, Discipline Mr. Dave Tickner Assistant Principal, Academics Fr. Ieff Dillon S.I. Principal Ms. Pat Axnbrozy Secretary to Mr. Oglesby Y Mr. Peter Billingham Xxm. Nanmml .gmxaixt-miie t -.umshk ' A5 '87 vig ,nw 1 WN' y, uno!! 7 1211 11- 1 '98 Q 'filxgk' Mr. Randy Best Physical Education Analysis Computer Programming Math Club Dr. Anne Brockette English Ms. Betty Bomar Algebra Mr. Ioe Casazza Latin Latin Club Mr. Iack Brockette Art i Ms. Anne Buckley Records Office Mr. George Coelen Counselor Basketball Fr. Iack Deeves Physics Cheerleading Mr. Charlie DeLong Athletics Physical Education Mr. Don Dorsey Chemistry Mr. Robert Donahue History Mr. Iay De Meo Geometry Ms. Thelma Dotson Finance Office Picture Not Available Mr. lack Eifort Computer Center Ms. Bernadette Feeney Computer Programming Ms. Terry Ferguson Secretary to the President Ms. Linda Felice Philothespic Society English Ms. Mary Felix Theology Mr. Icxck Fitzsimmons Alumni Director Ms. Kay Frigo Theology 'fl X.. Ms. Lorretta Gibbons Finance Office Ms. Gretchen Haviland Fine Arts - Ceramics Mr. Tom Haller Algebra Analysis Ms. Io Ann Grindinger Alumni Secretary Fr. Wayne Herpin Theology Mr. Mike Iensen Athletics Physical Education Ms. Ianet Iones Biology Picture Noi Available Ms. Audrey Koehler Secretary to the Principal Ms. Louise Lamberty Director of Community Service Ms. Clearice Kecirley History Horticultural Society Mr. Ioe Kratville English Newspaper Track Cross Country Ms. Karen Lahey Spanish Mr. Bob Lanier Biology Adventurer's Club Ms. Theresa Marion Asst. Librarian Mr. Leo Liese Theology . Fr. Charles Leininger Latin Mr. Tommy Marion Spanish Ms. Diana Mason Chemistry Student Council Ms. Pat May Christian Life Community Theology Mr. Pat Naughton Iunior Counselor Theology Ms. Elaine Meyer Algebra Mr. Daniel Menchaca Spanish Spanish Club Mr. David Oglesby Senior Counselor English Amnesty International Ms. Agnes Olney Development Secretary Mr. Gary Pasqua Athletic Director Football Coach 2-si mix V1 , M + Gail Riebenspies Calculus Analysis Mr. Keith Reese Freshman Counselor Theology Big Brothers Fr. Pat Phillips Theology Director of Campus Ministry Ms. Elizabeth Robinet Secretary Mr. Charles Rothermel Economics Government Tennis Coach Ms. Sheryl Row English Literary Magazine Mr Mlke Speer Economics Government Debate Mr. Thczyne Tolle Band Director Music Fr. Richard Toye English Ms. Maria Vierrcz-Williams English Lone Rangers ' ik Ms. Marie Wiemer Asst. Librarian Mr. Iames Walsh Director of Development in 'ui Ms. Nancy Van Ness French ai .1-, 3,4 'SQ 4 Nxgyagm gy wg . Q W , Usa my W fn., ..m.: . A... ,,,, x L ,QF -.K 'V i ,... Q iw H313 6 f3'Wm?::SeQf N X X xii , . KN l F K 5 . m S Q? 5 is 5 1 N as 5 ,gf ,Km 1 ,gf saw as X A X 5 2+ Y 1 A 'Q X 'WAFS ,ge A Y , 4 A S I 1 Q .W 'L A f'Jeff5fiQ' Q is -6.- i Iason Brett Chris Louis William Omar Abel Abernethy Abohosh Adams Adams A1-Rikabi Wi Alling Dean Chris Iohn Ieffrey Nathan lay Arnberg Ampil Amy Anderson Applewhite Pidure No? 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Kevm Chns Ion Phxlxppe Chad Russell Hastcoat Hebert Hendrickson Herndon Herring Hogan aw- 3 'H V 'ifgfi W Ioal Iames Iames Hufi Ireland Irvin 3 Ieffrey Iacobson ff' Robert Iason Kauffman Keller YR 'K William Iin Iin Soo Kelly Kim Kim Andre Steven Michael Kizzee Klingele Labac Nuff' lay Eric Ernest Lane Lavery Liebrecht is Peter Michael Mandon Lee Tyler Ioaquin Loh Mallardi Maloney Manzke Marquess Matinez 2 1 J' . Iason Pat Iohn Sean Sean Iames Masino Massey McAteer McCarthy McClure McCollum he f Z Robert Scott Ryan Derek Iason Michael McGhee McLauchlan McMullen Meyers Mongaras Mullen s . if Matt Gavind Ray Chad Stephen ohn Murphy Niamatali Nikel O Brian O Donnell O Rielly QL Af-'A' Chris William Daniel Oliver Pardue Parkerson ini Samuel Charles Robert Parks Peters Podowski ,faqs , 4 ,, v was .4 Freshman Frustrations After receiving my I D card fwhich was a portrait of a lens capl I was a Freshman at Iesuit I had been hoping that perhaps some voodoo priest in South Brazil would find some way to make me a Sophomore but that guy was run over by a swift moving glacier I was learning painfully that my luck had turned sour I started to pray that 4 273 569 pounds of ground hamburger would fall onto Mr Oglesby my English teacher, or that the computers were secretly suicidal. After several weeks, I learned many different things, such as how to make a B in Honors Biology using a Latin book, a Latin verb synopsis equals the square root of two, that the Killer Mutants are attacking antagonistic students Clike mel, and we are all going to explode. Many entertaining new phrases were donated by Seniors such as Where's your name tag? We want to know your name so We can give you P.H. for not wearing it. Well, that does it for Freshman year. I have two thousand four hundred eighty one words worth of essays to write for Mr. Oglesby on the virtue of keeping my mouth shut. Farewell. - Phillippe Herndon Davin Preston Iay Potts Poulter Reese William Matt Steven Theoderich Ieffrey Iason Reid Reilly Rhee Rickert Riscigno Rivera Picture Not Availa ble Ricardo Stuart Peter Chris Steven Stephen Rivera Robinson Rosenfeldt Ryan Sandovol Schillinger 4 Robert Christian Stag Schweizer Sendra Sendga Ioshua Iames David Sheffield ' Stover Spurgin ,,,e,, 1 in x VK Iohn C. Iohrl D. Kevin Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan Thomas ose Davxd Phllhp Steven Iamas Sulhvan Tello Trammell Trevlno Tnpp Tsevoukas N1colas Chns PYGDCISCO ohn Bnan Michael Uauy Vau hn Vle ra Vuckovlch Wall Wallace Robert Young .f.x1N'f1i' Jw SUPERLATIVE5 Runners Up Runners-Up M1ke Rellly Garrett Garner Steve Shopbell Mike Testa B M 1' O 9 S n t t P Q Z 2, B o 3 e e p i ttttttt g Ll ,,,fg k1,V,V ig. I 1 C u 5,3 I. tn-fri, t. k 1 ,ettl 9 H fy N 'bn X xx ,, af- X it Qi 0 i LM Runners-Up Ioe Krcxtville Bob Lanier C h a r 1 e s R o t h e r m e .- Trey Morsback db' 'R Runners-Up Tim Trevino Mike Tullis ' He N 5 ' id r + wifi' V V ' Eff rf- e z ' fi Styx -j f w -- w g, S X2 9 Runners-Up Robert Velcrsco s s e d F R Zia h ' ' 5' A' A LM rdf' ,Q A B ' 1 K f I .i 1 0 h:gg': M A X , - b S X sssa' R t , 4 ' A Y I 4 1 s a w C f:. M O 1, 0 e d a Q T I 1 d v e i IIW , M' ' ig M ' I Q RUnU9fS'UP Runners-Up Robert Velasco Russel Phillips Matthew Duncan Iohn Spurgin S C h O Mo O1 Xavi Rojas T S Runner-Up P i I' i Mike Tullis t l W M i k 6 WMM-iw, T -1? U. 1 1 1 S 'MJ' 3 Runners-Up Runners-Up Ieff McCrecr Pat Kutcrc Garrett Garner Bill Lokey I Robby Krcxtscrs 1 1' M S CI t r r T i Runners Up o e d B 9 Clint Morris Runners Up Steve Clemonts Runners Up Matthew Duncan Nell Emmons T1m Burbey 3-ws HEY Runners Up Robert Velcrsco Bryan Hcrmbnc M o s t C o n s 1 d e r ct t e f . ' gf 531 , 75 , V 0 ff T . V L u K U n1-s R ' s'rs r Q e e - rrsrr T russ r A 55 1 Y , rx Y Y Best Representative of the Class of '88 Tim Burbey 1'1.1I'1I'19I'S-Llp Matt Duncan Mike Reilly DVERTS The Childhood day. Congratulations. T J. and Iesuit Class of '88. Mom, ssa ad, Betsy, Molly 8: Alison as Morning shows the Milton CONGRATULATIONS, IASON ihqfq T Continue to seek The Impossible Dream and do your best! We're proud of your achievements. Mom and Dad M, CHARLES AK cnmsrormzn Awww sumo-'Am SA WM 'K X Wk? f ? rf -- -XMXXX E - I NV cz T11 's 0K ?11ffulT1g11f1Ic55n of fat? 611611 01113. Jules Jusseravad Love, Mom, DAD, RYAN, NucHAsL. 7 CONGRATULATIONS! LOVE, HOPE THE FUTURE BE- LONGS TO THOSE WHO BELIEVE IN THEIRDREAMS 218 DEAR GEORGE, FROM YOUR PAS TO LONE RANGER TO BASKETBALL AND SOCCER TO GIRLS AND CARS TO BAND, CLARINET AND DRUM MAIOR TO COLLEGE YOU HAVE ACCOMPLISHED MUCH AND THE WORLD IS AHEAD OF YOU! WE LOVE YOU! DAD 8: MOM 8a IENNIFER 8: IOHN 8c PATCHES Congratulations Todd! Love, Dad, Mom, Bev, Katie, Adam, Iake, and Buford Z19 Then, Now and Always i s 4 .f We love you, Ieffrey, Our dependable and industrious son and brother. Love, Dad, Mom, Cyndy 8: Chase sv WWs Congratulations Todd Wallace We're proud of you with Love flom, Dad, Brian, Michael 8: Sarah. X asf ,ik 1. t ,S Congratulations, Steve You're on your Way! Love, Mom Dad Becky Kristy Congratulations to the newest Aggie! Love, Mom, Dad, Ieff, and Tabby Congratulations, Brent Life is a challenge Be all you can be With love and pride, Dad, Mom, Ioel, 8: Kelcey Congratulations, Mark! 1 Sk..-A We're proud of you! Love, Mom wwf W E Lookin' good! . ,M jg. o Michael 1 an-P' Feeling great! Ierome, Congratulations on getting your wings. Now go for the Great Adventure! Mom, Dad 53, Iohnny, Iames 79, Iefi 80, Ioe 86 41 , . W k mine... A A .L .. V ,Y ,ugh - A I A' -A V ' :- Wf, 3 l g.-1 ,.,, Sx 9 gl ', -,,-?,.W,.-.-. Thanks for the memories of the Past cmd the good times to come we love ya lots! Dad 8: Ieanie Mom 8: Ted 8c Brandon E 5 ,ak , X, ' up 0 ,, -'f-M' ffaf4?W KUNG? EHEAEBMNS EC EAMEE mth tht QIUIASS Uf 'P Q. ...wx t N Nui is , se. gm THE PROPHET ' i f ON CHILDREN - T Vt- I I a woman who held a babe against her bosom said, Speak to us of Children. r g , ' 3 And he said: Q- Your children are not your children. M They are the sons and daughters of Life's longing for itself They come through you but not from you, And though they ate with you yet they belong not to you. 2 2 aa You may give them your love but not your thoughts, For they have their own thoughts. You may house their bodies but not their souls, For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams. You may strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you. For life goes not backward not tarries with yesterday. You are the bows from which your children as living arrows are sent forth. The archer sees the mark upon the path of the infinite, and He bends you with his might that His arrows may go swift and far. Let your bending in the ArCher's hand be for gladnessg For even as He loves the arrow that flies, so He loves also the bow that is stable. B Y KAHLIL GIBRAN May the Holy Spirit of God guide you always, Love, Dad,Mom and Hope IAY Iamile Grand-Pa was always Proud of you just like I am. Love you Grand-Ma l We are proud of you - cmd Love you - Dad, Mom 8a Belinda l Congratulations, Andy! We are proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad, Chris and Greg Y We are proud of you Congratulations. Love, Tigger 8: Bags The man vvho says, 'lt can't be done,' is nterrupted by the man who is doing it. - Theodore Roosevelt ,' , Congratulations, Paul, On a job well done. We are so proud of you! With love and admiration, Dad '59, Mom, and Kelly Stephen The Point We love you. H.L.W. IV trty Thanks for the love - the iOY the memories - the H laughter. Congratulations - We Love You Patrick, Elizabeth, Dad, and Mom T Congratulations Clint And the Class of '88 Q love Mom, Dad, and the Girls You've come a long vvay Bubbie! Congratulations Jamie! .ove, Mom, Dad .aurie, Leigh Ann lob, Scott md Granny We Are so proud Qf you love you now, we will love you Always, Congratulations. Vlivuqppw Ne love you for ALL you are God bless you always. Mom and Dad Mom, Dad 8: Carrie Eric Schmidt Some might have wondered but WE never had a doubt 4 ' Congratulations 1 kkk. W 3 4 GET Q Robby Love Mom, Dad, Bagan + Snowy Congratulations, Akilian ---118' WE LGVE YCDU. WE ABE PRGUD QF You AND WE WISH You ALL THE BEST. Mom, Dad, and Clmthre Our sincere thanks to Iesuit ,Q C law 4 ...'5' ,nu 1 A Congratulations, Kelb3 May you Always a man for others We love you Dad, Mom Kevin + Gregg I . - ' . sw ffl.. , r , . ., ' -'Q Z - - 5'E' iwfi ' t .15 t ' . K - s wg. .kgxs5Ee13,, t- x,, 9-, tt, l n N uf ' y Ay y i t.ytst V,w,,.., r,,-.,-Msn., .r,r www' , YW Congratulations, Aaron! Congratulations We're proud of You Iustin You are our pride and joy Love, Mom, Dad, Noel Mom, Dad. 36 lay iWe wish you happiness for t your future. We hope all of your lofty dreams come ssf l t' .. Terry - is , .-ai Keep on going. We IOVG YOU! E , Mom, Dad, and Tracey Love Mom, Trooper, 8a T.C. 233 l Q' 'Q 'lie Y in 'Q Us , it Wfl-.g,N,,1 i t W9 ,z'A ,A b m,V. V Q :Q F, ,m:::. Z A m. i . if . me it ,'g' t fi : --.-fi 1 ?5fs :.- Q2 K gig, y J , M - , .ir Wi I W kV..k . x f , A . . .,..K.,. , t itl fs s f stirs Congratulations Todd! What an extraordinary young man you have become. We are so proud of you. Remember always hovv much we Love You - Mom, Dad, 8: Lisa Congratulations 'YZ Mark Ruiz Thank You Jesuit 4Unto us a child was given.' One of our greatest blessings has been to see you smile, to listen to your ideas, to Watch you grow and learn and become your own person. We all love you. Monica Sz Stephanie 234 'H Mom Sz Dad, David, Philip, John, The End of an ERA , X - N. ww, We're Proud of you Mike Mom, Dad, Debbie Karen, Bill, and Mike Congratulations Chuck Love, Mom, Dad, Congratulations, Mikey! 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Through all the count- less hours I have spent on this project, I never thought it would get finished. Partly because of the economy. This year, Iesuit didn't bother to hire a moderator for the yearbook, therefore, no photographer. The whole book was left up to the students, which was fun in a Way. For the first time in my yearbook career, it was me who actually edited the book. In the past, it was the moderator. Not to mention that Fr. Mike was a good moderator, but being the president of the school, he was absent from most of the meetings. I do wish to thank him for the good job he did. You might have noticed that there are only Senior ads in the back of the book. What happened to the business ads you ask? Well, ever since that fateful day in October, Dallas has really been watching its money, as it went out the window! Even though we lowered the costly ads prices for them, they still would not bite. I would like to apologize for any inconvenience this might have cost you. Also I would like to thank all the parents who contributed to the book by purchasing one of the forementioned ads. As I said before, the Whole book was left up to the students. I would like to thank Mike, Dax, Beak, Mark and Shane for helping me with the photography. To the writers, Michael, Tim, Mike, Chris, Scott, Lance, Ed, Xavi, Phillippe, Garrett, Mike, and Brett, without your help the book would only be a picture book. To the faculty and administration, thank you for the memories before, during, and after school. Those are among the most treasured. Thanks especially go out to Mr. Oglesby for lending a helping hand and a listening ear whenever I needed it. To my fellow peers and close friends, I wish you all the best. Thank you for helping get through the challenges and hardships posed by Iesuit for me in the past four years. Our class is very fortuitous in that as a group we are all very different. It is now time for us to move on. All of our per- sonalities and strengths shall go out into the world and lead it closer to perfection, because it needs all the help it can get now. If there was one saying that can sum up my Iesuit career, it would be: 'A fine time was had by all.' With fond memories and hope for what is to come. Iason Westerman Editor-In-Chief Last Roundup 1988