Plainview High School - Plain View Yearbook (Plainview, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1984 volume:

1977 — Michelle Cook 1978 — Teresa Landry 1979 - Patti Frisbie 1980 - Mica Williams 1981 — Diana Hayes 1982 — Lisa Nolan 1983 — Bertha Sanchez PHS Graduates Back In the Classroom as teachers Have you ever wondered what happens to old Plainview High graduates? In case you did not know some of them have come back to haunt the classrooms of P.H.S. as teachers. Those teachers that were once in the same state of mind that students are in their classes are Mrs. Virginia Butler, Mrs. Nancy Baucum, Mrs. Cindy Young, Mrs. Regina Clark, Mrs. Paula Williams, Mrs. Sue Kidwell, Mrs. Lisa Kersh, Miss Cynthia Gregory, Mrs. Judy Buchanan, Mr. Greg Patridge and Sharon Harder. Yes, even your vice principal, Larry McBee is a graduate of PHS. Another member of the English department, Sue Kidwell, graduated in 1943. As a student here, Mrs. Kidwell participated in band. To further along her career after graduation, Mrs. Kidwell attended college at Texas Virigina Butler graduated from P.H.S. in 1956. She then went to attend Howard Payne University, where she majored in speech. As a member of the English department, P.H.S. is the only place she has taught since her graduation. When asked ws it hard to come back to the school, Mrs. Butler replied, ‘ No I felt like I was coming home.” Mrs. Butler is married has has three children. Paula Williams graduated from PHS in 1957. Mrs. Williams commented that Mr. Ryan was the only teacher from that time, that is still here. He was her junior high band teacher and was occasionally assisting the high school band director. After Mrs. Williams graduated, she continued her education at Texas Tech University. Her major ws in English. Mrs. Williams f:xm v.f It TV r •S ror i ?.� m 'W' W Plain Vie nine m m w TnvTew Texas Hi Advisor: Cynthia Gregory Editor: Marche ta Gat t is Camille Anderson 1 1 Am an American I am an American. I am youthful. My hands are strong and calloused. My shoulders are broad and firm and able to handle heavy loads. My feet are firmly planted in the soil from whence my strength comes. But my heart is burdened and sad from my father’s generation’s legacy. Apathy. Deterioration. Inflation. Unemployment. Taxes. A society that doesn’t or can’t work. A populace that is indifferent. Leaders that don’t lead. Why? I am an American. I love my country. The Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, Old Glory, The Star Spangled Banner, and the bald eagle are not just symbols of any nation, but of my nation. They are my life blood, my soul, my inspiration. They are more of me than I can ever know or ever admit. The Statue of Liberty is more than a statue. It is the guarantee that freedom and liberty do still exist in a cold and bleak world. And freedom are more than mere words. They are alive and a testimony that any man can reach his potential. I am an American. I love my country from sea to shining sea, from the Great Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. I love her institutions and sym- bols. I believe that she is the greatest nation. I am an American. I am the last of a dying breed. Are you an American? I am an American. But I need to know. Please answer me. Am I alone? by Donavon Luhning 1981-82 OEA National Secondary Treasurer 6 vlw 'i AW it 11 12 ■■ 17 18 19 The last one-third of this century belongs in large measure to you young people, It is yours to claim, yours to impoverish, yours to perfect. The quality and I dare say even the quantity of mankind will be determined by the quality and quantity of your thoughts, your actions, your judgments. Mankind’s future depends at least to a degree upon what you decide to do with the seed of learning planted in you at Plain- view High School. My hope is that you can go forth and be forever known as that generation that exalts not fads, but God and human reason that prefers to focus on integrity, justice, character, honor, and on such phases as faith in God and digni- ty of the human person. Lamont Veatch, Superintendent Neal Burnett, President Weldon Gregg, Vice President Douglas Whatley 20 Roger Horan Cynthia Pinnell Kenneth Bond Larry Mellee Assistant Principal Jerry Don George Principal Ronnie Wood James Starkey Freshman Dean Senior Dean Dorotliy Tullis Jim Berry Junior Counselor Senior Counselor Leon Kendall Sophomore Counselor In Memory 24 25 26 OFFICE WORKERS — First Row: Kim Johnson, LaDonna Huffine. Second Row: Cynn Hemphill, Melissa Nail, Liz Hart, An- na Bustos, Brenda Perez. Third Row: Sally Galvan, Don Fergeson, Allissa Flack, Marla Butlar, Kristi Richburg, Tonya Clark, Jason Wheeler. Back Row: Clay McPeek, Martin Barrera, Malcom Cowart, Randy Holahan, Jeff Stalcup. A Janis Loafman, Geneva Bailey, Dora McBee Left — Librarian — Betty McGhee Library Workers are: Geraldine Arroyos, Roy Thompson, and Cynn Hemphill. 28 Annie Baker Resource, English, History Robin Bass Homemaking 1 and 2. Consumer Ed . FHA, YHT Nancy Baucum Algebra 1R, Algebra 2R, Trigonometry, Elementary Analysis Renee Bell Typing 1, Business Law Eddie Benefield Biology 1 Jane Berry Algebra 1R, Computer Math 1 and 2 Margaret Berry Food and Nutrition, Housing and Home Furnishings, FHA Neal Billingsley Driver Education, Bowling, Boys P.E., JV and Varsity Football Jim Bob Brown American History, Free Enterprise, Varsity Football, JV Basketball Pat Brown English 1, II, III (Migrant) Wynken, Blynken and Nod. Curtis Beasley, Carl Price and George Franklin. Judy Buchanan Physical Science R and X Buck Buchanan Swimming, Health, Varsity Football. Girls’ Track Virginia Butler Language Lab. National Junior Honor Society Tate Casey World History, Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, JV Baseball Polly Christian Biology IX. Mini-Science Regina Clark Geometry X, Introduction to Algebra I, FOM I Janie Cooper English IB and IR. JV Girls Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track Bruce Cunningham Government, Free Enterprise, JV and Varsity Tennis Bob Dickson Introduction to Algebra, Algebra I Charlcey Dickson Home and Family Living. FHA 29 Terie Beth Dillard Art I, II, III, IV, Youth Art Council Paul Dobbins Vocational Drafting Joy Driver Special Education Aide Dick Dye Marketing and Distributive Education, DECA Barbara Eastman Deaf Education, Language, Speech, Communication, Government, English Linda Eversole Accounting I, II, Typing II Paula Finney VOE Co-op, VOE J’Melle Fletcher Physical Science George Franklin Introduction in Algebra, Cross Country, Freshman Girls’ Basketball, Girls’ Track Ke Garrison Spanish 1, II, Psychology Norman Goen Auto Mechanics Diane Goree Resource, Math, Health, Biology Cynthia Gregory Yearbook, Newspaper Advisor, Photography I, II Charlene Griffin CVAE Dan Hamrick American History, Head Varsity Boys’ Basketball Coach Sharon Harder English 10-R, 11-X David Harp Bible Linda Hatchel English I-X, IV R Alfred Henderson English I-B Marcie Hicks English II, French I, II, French Club John Hill FOM II, Algebra II-R, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, FCA Sandra Hofsommer English II X, II1-B, IV X Bobby Hudson General Wood Tom Jenkins ICT, VICA Virginia Johnson Resource Aide Ernie Kahn American History, Freshman Girls’ Basketball 30 Henryetta Kaiser VOE Lab Leon Kendall Trigonometry Pam Kendall World History, Latin I, II, Latin Club, Romanus Senatus Lisa Kersh Child Development, FHA Nancy Kidd FOM II, Algebra IK, National Honor Society Sue Kidwell English II Jerry Killion Marching Band, Concert Band, Freshman Band, Stage Band Joyce Kite Aerobics, Bowling, Racquetball, Swimming Ron Lange Choir A. B. Lyles FOM I, Geometry R, FTA Delores McCullough English II X. Ill R, III-X Jana Mapp English Second Language, Typing Kyle Maxwell Assistant Band Director Natalie Nally Girls' P,E„ PE. Tennis, Health Don Nilson Biology I-R, Environmental Science, Freshman Football Kevin O’Hair Biology, Freshman Football, Girls’ Varsity Track Steve Oldham Vocational Agriculture II, Co-op Agriculture I. II. FFA, FFA Booster Club, Plainview Young Farmers Marcia Parr Homemaking I. Clothing Textiles, FHA, YHT Steve Parr World History, Football, Varsity Boys’ Basketball Greg Patridge Vocational Electronics, VICA H. L. Pennell CVAE Co-op, VICA Carl Price English III-B, Speech, Girls’ Basketball. Girls' Track O. T. Ryan Bank Director, Director of Instrumental Music, Bandettes Greg Sherwood Athletic Director Ellen Sims English l-R, IX X Dale Smith Geometry 31 Mrs. Sandy Williams grades papers during her conference period. SMILE! It makes people wonder what you’ve been up to Mr. McBee. John Smith FOM I. Introduction to Algebra II Sue Stanford HECE James Starkey American History Becky Taylor Government. FT A Ronnie Teichelman Vocational Agriculture. I. III. IV. FFA. FFA Booster Club. Plainview Young Farmers Florabel Tisdel Language Lab. NJHS Dennis T omlin Science Government. Sociology. Varsity Football George VanHoose CVAE Lanee Warrick Business Head. Typing I, Shorthand. Record Keeping Lisa Watkins Drama. Speech. Debate. Technical Theatre. Thespians. Debate and Speech Team Coach Bobby White Building Trades Gene White Met Trades Paula Williams English I X. Corrective English Sandra Williams American History R-X, History Dept. Head. Gifted and Talented Coordinator Bennie Witherspoon World History. Freshman Football. JV Football. Basketball. JV Track Cindy Young English II-I1I, English Dept. Head Teachers are allergic to school also. Coach Price, shouldn’t you be in bed? 35 Mar Elsa Aguilar Ralph Aguilera Jesse Alcozer Cynthia Alonzc Camille Anderson Ken Anderson Lisa Andrews Bonnie Arnold Josie Arrizola Kelly Baker Kristi Lee Bennett Kristi Kaye Bennett Delia Bermea Diane Berry Johnny Blackwell Doug Blackerby Cindy Blankenship Tina Boatman Carla Bontke Brad Bowman Tim Brown Beth Burkhart Becki Canales Phyllis Cantu Lisa Cantu Cindy Cloude Peggy Contreras Robert “Wade” Cox Theresia Craft Cora Craven 38 Denise Davis Joel Daniel Richard DeLuna Sharon Dowis Keri Dunlap Sr. Randy Williams and his child; Mr. T I Brent Eberhart John Esquivel Pricella Ellis Donna Ferguson Don Ferguson Craig Etheredge Shelli Estep Felipa Flores Raymond Flores Gregg Forbes Willie Gallardo Sandra Gamboa Randy Green Paul Guajardo Debbie Gouldy James Grogan Ann Margaret Gutierrez Renea Hall Lamont Harper Christi Harrell Melinda Hall Nikki Harris Scot Havenhill Cynthia Hemphill Arturo Hernandez Gloria Hernandez 40 Jesse Hernandez Ernest Herrera Leslie Higdon Tracy Hill Cynthia Hinojosa Randy Holahan Marie Hooper Russell Horan Carol Home Braxton Howie Henry Hunt Randy Hyde Mandy Igo Kelli Johnson Shelia Landry Steve Lemons Nancy Lira Donald Loflin LeAnn Loafman Sandra Lugo Tammy Lung Leah Kay Lyle Stanley McCarty Wayne McDonald Trixie McNeill Clay McPeek George Martinez Mark Mathis Danea Mott Melissa Mull Eddie McWharter Jana Marshall Michael Matthews Estella Mendez Johnny Mulkey Diane Middleton Patricia Marshall Tracy Miller Stacv Mitchell Jessie Morales DeAnna Morgan Stephanie Morgan Stephanie Morris Cindy Morton Cara Oglesby LaDonna Owens Chris Parker Ronnie Ortegon Doug Petry Russell Ortiz Diana Pequeno 43 Brett Richburg Christi Rowan Patricia Rodriguez Virginia Rodriguez Roger Rosales Arthur Rodriguez i! i w f Carlos Rivera Richard Rios 44 Dee Dee Purdy Rhonda Ramsey Beatriz Rodriguez Cheryl Riggins Gina Reed Tony Raybal Janci Schwalm Tim Samsel Bertha Sanchez Mr. George presents Brent Richburg with his 10,000 Presidents Endowment Scholarship from A M. Looking on are his parents. Suzanne Sarabia Sonya Snelling Linda Spann I John Shores Joe Sanchez Stacy Smith Burton Smith Brenda Sims Sherry Stair Jeff Stalcup Richard Stanley Danny Stefie f Ronald Swim Jane Ellen Taylor Sheila Thomas Roy Thompson Shawn Thompson Tammy inonuu Shannon Thrasher Tammy Thrasher Albert Vega Cheryl Vera Jerry Vera Benny Velasquez Nora Villareal Julie Watson 46 Lianne Watson Eric Weldenbach Holly Whatley Wayne White Cheryl Whitaker Tracy Wheeler Kathleen Wheeler Cheryl Wharton Christi Wilson Pamela Wilborn Christy Wilds Sandra Wood Kelly Yarbrough Connie Yarbrough Chris where are your manners!! Brett Wright Lori Yowell Leslie Younger Surprise! Surprise! It’s Randy Green saying what? 47 49 Kristi Aday Geraldine Arroyos Richard Adame Joey Ainsworth Patricia Alcozer Gary Alexander Dino Almendarez Sonja Alston Rolando Alvarez Becky Andrade Fernando Arellano Betty Aviles Naji Ayoub Elaine Balenton Martin Barrera Robert Ballard Rhonda Barron Julie Baucum Tim Baucum Trey Beasley Julie Bedford Christi Bentley Glenn Berry Kevia Black Jada Blackerby Sonja Blaylock Scott Bolding Jamie Bolter Kenit Bond Martin Borrego Heath Bozeman Ronnie Bradic Willie Bradley Sheila Bradshaw Julie Branch Chris Bratcher Doug Brown Anna Bustos Steve Butcher Robin Butler Cathy Caballero Gary Cabler 51 Betsy Calderon Pete Campos Diana Cantu Cheryl Evans, Kristi Aday, Kurt Moseley, Nikki McKinnis, Shawn Duncan, and Sheri Hunter get their picture taken at Running Water Draw Park. Thad Carthel Elizabeth Casanova Susan Castleberry David Cavazos Gilda Chapa Stephanie Chain Mechele Clark Wayne Cline Robert Coleman John Collins Carol Cork Shawna Cornett Mary Lou Corona Malcolm Cowart Luis Cordero Brent Cross Patrick Cross Ted Culp Clayton Cundiff Monica Davis Shane Davis Jeretha Derington Jimmy Diaz Marco Diaz 52 Veronica Diaz Misti Dickey Melissa Dorman Allen Douglas Shawn Duncan Susan Durham Diane Ebarra Milton Ellis Chad Englehardt Melissa Escobar Cheryl Evans Susan Fisher Norma Flores Kyle Foster Ricky Freeman Rusty Fulling Debs Fulton Brent Gabriel Lynda Gaither Lupe Gallardo Antonia Gallegos Herminia Gallegos Jeff Galloway Tana Gambell Students particpate in a Chemistry I lab. 53 54 Hope Gamboa David Garcia Louisa Garcia Nancy Garcia Paul Garcia Abel Garza America Garza George Garza Donny Gibson Maria Gonzales Angie Gonzales Lucy Gonzales Patti Gonzales Pete Gonzales Rosa Gonzales Sheila Hackett Dana Hableib Lisa Halley Tracy Hancock William Hancock Tim Hardage Sherry Harris Michelle Hart Lori Haydon Allison Hayes Rhonda Heflin Todd Heflin Shelly Hembree Bruce Hernandez David Hernandez Edith Hernandez Enrique Hernandez Janie Hernandez Diana Herra Valinda Hess Brent Hickey Theresa Higdon Karen Hill Kim Hinch Marzee Holland Walter Holt Shawn Hooks Lindsey Hooper Jo Betsy Hopson Jackie Houle Tessa Howell Michael Huffman Marty Hughes Tim Humphreys Jeanette Hunt Rodney Hunt Sean Hunter Sheri Hunter Gary Hyde Elsa Ibarra Jeff James Eric Jernigan Karina Jester Joe Jimenez Tom Johnson Tony Johnson Beverly Jones Kathy Jones Toni Jones Doug Kayler Anne Knight Nickoy Kunkel Shawn Lance 55 Christine Langston Frank Lemons Vicki Lockett Thurman Lockhart Juan Lopez Rene Lopez David McAdoo Bobby McCarty Shawn McCarty Dawn McGavock John McGee Nikki McKinnis Teresa McMennamy John McPherson Anastacio Macis Armando Magallanes Susan Martin Daniel Martinez Irene Martinez Ricky Martinez Patrick Mason Odelia Mata Mark Matsumoto Robin Mattews Kasey Mayfield Colin Miller Kim Miller Robert Mitchell A. C. Montelongo Nellie Montez Charlene Morales Lupe Moreno Kurt Moseley Kevann Mull Kelly Murry Don Myers Tracy Nance Scott Neeley James Nunez Mary Ochoa Melinda Oglesby Tony Ortiz 56 The band marches at Jones Stadium. Miles Owen Becky Padilla Guy Perrish Daniel Pena Mary Pena Alfred Perez Brenda Perez Melissa Perez John Peveto Eddie Pitts Ronnie Pratt Natalie Preuit Diana Quintero Sandra Quintero Becky Ramos Jackie Ramsay Eddie Ransom Tonja Ray Angie Reyes Epifanio Reyes Frances Reyes Steven Reece Chad Reed 57 Wresha Rhoderick Koy Rice Lorraine Rivera Raymond Rivera Eliza Rodriguez Ismael Rodriguez Kathy Rodriguez Lesa Rodriguez Martha Rodriguez Ruth Rodriguez Pete Rojas Michelle Rollins Lisa Rosenbaum Kim Ross Reed Rowell Ernest Ruiz Toni Ruiz Kevin Rupert Ada Russell Lois Russell Janine Sanders Lisha Sanders 58 Nita Sanders Rita Sanders Joe Sanchez Barry Sarver Lisa Sawaya Troy Scarbrough Tiffani Schwalm Richard Senter Angie Sepeda George Sewell Kim Shaw Joe Ky Schultz Jesse Sifuentes Mark Slack Lisa Smith Melissa Smith Sydney Snelling Greg Spears Trey Speck Shawn Stambaugh Chip Stanford Sonya Stanford Roger Starr Tonna Stuart Chad Taylor Stephanie Taylor Chris Thompson Chris Thompson Jeannie Torres Phillip Torres 59 Band marches at Jones Stadium. Johnny Trevino Kathy Tuckness Gene Turner Kari Tuttle Jimmy Tyler Melissa Urrutia Veronica Valenzuela Rosemary Vaquero Cruz Vasquez Derek Vaughan Gina Vera Hank Vera Larry Villarreal John Voyles Marie Voyles Tim Waldie Donna Walker Rhonda Walker Robbie Walker Brent Wall Wendee Wall Tanya Washington Angie Westbrook Landon West 60 Jason Wheeler Debbie Widger Kevin Weeland Kelli Wilson Dawn Winchell Robbie Wyatt 61 President — Glen C|J Moberly Vice-President Treasurer I] Shelly Voel Amanda Abbott Norma Aguirre Angie Aguilar Micky Alcozer Syliva Almaguer Mickey Almendarez Nellie Alvarez Rhonda Alvis Traci Alvis Tara Anderson Terry Andrae Shedra Ansley Bertha Anzaldua Delores Arellano Mary Ellen Arnold Maria Arroyo Bobby Asiatico Milly Asiatico Rhonda Atwood Patty Autry Teresa Bailey Robert Balderas Vicki Baldridge Criss Baldwin Janie Barrera Johnny Barrera Delbert Barrett Brent Barton Paul Barton Sheryl Bedwell Cynthia Bell Ginger Bell David Bicknell Raymond Billington Shannon Block Regina Boedeker Jana Bontke Ofelia Borrego Phil Borron Russell Bounds Barry Bowens Logan Bradley 63 Michelle Bradley Ronnie Bradley Pat Branch Brian Bratcher Mary Braxton Camar Brooks Scott Bryson Geresa Buchanan Donna Burns Marla Butlar Corey Caldwell Julie Campbell Laura Campbell Sherry Campbell Tim Canales Monica Cantu Veronica Carrillo Kip Cartright Edward Casanova Isabel Castillo Victor Castillo Ricky Clay Danny Castleberry Page Chambers Cory Chaney Becky Chavez Melissa Chiddix 64 Nathan Cleveland Cindy Cole LaShunda Collins Keith Collis Mike Cork Mike Cornett Efrain Cortez Thomas Curry Angie Dalton Mike Daniels Kim Davis Bert Deardorf Melissa Delgato Lazaro Diaz Jamey Dixon Laura Dobbins Wes Dorman Dwayne Dunning Monte Ebeling Lee Edmiston Janice Ellis John Ervine Marian Escabar Buddy Espinoso Greg Estep Connor Evans Vicki Falkenberg Ray Favela Alissa Flack Marcela Flores Mike Foster Dora Gallardo Rosemary Gallardo Sally Galvan Paula Galyean Ramiro Gamboa Mario Garces Elida Garcia Gilbert Garcia Luz Garcia Peter Garcia Sylvia Garcia 65 Angela Gardner Gabriel Garza Henry Garza Linda Garza MaryAnn Garza Todd Gilbreath Susie Giles Audra Gonzales Julie Gonzales Mario Gonzales Sibriana Gonzales Marina Gonzales MaryLou Griego Kristi Griffith Frederico Grinaldo Lori Guy Renee Haarmeyer Marsha Hall Larry Hallcey Danny Hancock John Haney Robbie Harris Stacy Harris Barb Hatchel Alan Hearn Robert Hembree, Carolyn Hernandez Joe Hernandez Lisa Hernandez Manuel Hernande2 Alfred Hervey Nellie Hinojosa Amy Hodges 66 Roxi Holland Robert Hooten Reid Horan LaDonna Huffine Gordon Hughes Frankie Islas Mike Jimenez Michelle Jiminez Freddie Joe Laura Jordan Sandra Juarez Tina Juarez Kristine Julian Kim Kayler James Kelm LaDonna Kelm Carol Kerns Carol Klemm Shahbaz Khan Kelly Kunkel Elida Landeros Joe Landrum Herlinda Lanalde Becky Leal Laine Lee Shane Lee Rodney Levra Nancy Leyva Kristie Lloyd David Lockridge Amy Loflin P. J. Looney Rhonda Looney Lupe Lopez Robert Lopez Pat Luce Amy Luna Viola Luna John Paul Lyle John Lyons Alex McAdoo Kim McAdoo 67 Shelley Noel, Freddie Joe and Stacy Rachel mug for the camera. Rob McBeth Monty McClain Jeff McClenney Stacy McCune Tim McDonald Jennifer McGann Molly McNutt Jesse Maldonado Randy Malone Stanley Marshall Connie Martinez Elizabeth Martinez Gilbert Martinez Joe Martinez Johny Martinez Susan Marse Mark Mathews LaWasia Mauldin 68 Robert May LeAnn Mayberry Grade Medina Stacy Miller Stephanie Miller Lora Mireles Glen Moberley Elida Montoya Richard Moreno Kayla Morphis Angie Morris Karen Myers Tamara Nazworth Trang Nguyen Shelly Noel Reynaldo Nunez Steven Nunez Roy Ochoa Tamara Offield Amy Olson David Painter Erma Paroio Dwight Parr Tammy Parvin Gilbert Patino Debra Peck Heath Pennell Carlos Perez Jerry Perez Rufino Perez Sandra Perez Justin Perry Francisco Pichardo Mia Pineda Clifton Pinnell Patricia Porias Jeana Posey Randy Powell Ray Puente Victor Quevedo Staci Rachel Brian Ragland 69 Edna Ramirez Juan Ramos Danny Reagan Rick Revilla Teresa Reyes Mathew Reynolds Vickie Richburg Ruben Riggins David Roberson David Roberts Lee Rocha Pete Rodriquez Peter Rodriquez Randy Rodriquez Yesinia Rodriquez Shara Rogers Isabel Rosales Marvin Rubac Ralph Ruiz Lisa Russell Virginia Saldana Angie Sanchez Ramiro Sanchez Ronnie Sanders Donna Sanderson Sandra Satterfield Sammy Saucedo Carmen Senter Angela Sepeda Louisa Sepeda James Smith Kelley Smith Steve Smith 70 Tracy Smith Laura Snelling Freddy Soto Tim Spears Shayla Stambaugh Kim Stark Jane Stroud Jason Stroud Thyson Stuart Kinde Swift Michael Swint Marc Taylor Elise Teykl Davillia Thompson Buffie Thornton Jessie Tinoco Allen Turnbough Bryson Vadder John Valenzualia Linda Valladarez Diana Vallin Steve Vannier Linda Velasquez AdLitha Villa Harry Villa Nina Voyles Angela Walker Kevin Walker Tanja Walker Bryan Wall Tim Warren Rickey Watson Todd Weatherford Pat Weatherred Connie White Debbie White Garrie White Wendie White Mike Widger Dan Wilkins Billy Williams Donnie Williams 71 Gary Williams Jennifer Williams Lance Williams Trina Wilson Carey Witherspoon Rhonda Wright Kristie Yarbrough Randy Ybarra Randy Youngblood Mark Yowell Joel Zamora Gracie Zapata Pracilla Zuniga 72 The P.H.S. Flag Corps practices for halftime entertainment 73 Coach Casey, Alex McAdoo, Clifton Pinnell, and Connor Evans watch as their team goes on to victory. George Aguilera Laura Aguirre Herminia Alcala Henry Alcozer Tonia Aldaco Jerry Alexander Marty Alexander Elaine Arnold Kathy Arroyos Lloyd Autry Eric Bailey Ilene Bailey Doug Baker Misty Baker Paula Baker Victor Balderas Karen Ball Dale Ballew Gabby Barrera Cynthia Barrientos Cynthia Basaldua Amy Blauchame Delaine Bek Laney Bennett LaShelle Black Ramona Black Claire Blankenship Dennis Block Mary Bowens Victor Bradic Ray Bradley Sandra Bradley Kevin Bradshaw Kiki Brooks Scott Buchanan Jeff Burkhart Dana Burnett Toby Burrell Julie Bustos Roger Bustos Boyd Butler Lisa Bye 75 Juanita Cabello Mickey Campos Ida Cansino Erma Casino Melissa Carter Tonia Carthel Elayne Caruthers Maria Casillas Gerado Castillo Ofelia Castillo Greg Cate Kim Cate Savas Chapa Victoria Chavez William Coleman Rudy Cortez Christy Crawford Philip Cruz Pat Daffern Angie DeBusk Billy DeBusk Sonia Degraffeneid Salvador DeLeon Lisa Diaz Mike Dickey Bernie Dietrich Jerry Dixson 76 Jay Drives Karen Dunn Rodney Ebeling Skip Eberhart Shane Edwards Travis English Yolanda English Romeo Enriquez Linda Escabar Michelle Escabar Linda Espinoza Mario Esquibel Fernando Falcon Mary Falcon Rosalinda Falcon Lori Ferguson Marcus Fisher Norma Fitchett Paul Forbes Denny Forb Darran Foster Kyle Gabriel Michelle Gaitan Sammy Gallardo Brian Gallaway Eliseo Galvan Melissa Galyean Ramona Gamboa Amanda Garcia Jessie Garcia The varsity cheerleaders cheese up to the camera as Suzy Rivera keeps her poise. 77 Joe Garcia Jose Garcia America Garza Anna Garza Leticia Garza Rafel Garza Leslie Gattis Becky Gauna Bobby Gipsion Christy Goff Mitzi Gomez Armando Gonzales Ben Gonzales Herman Gonzales John Gonzales Lisa Gonzales Nina Gonzales Carol Grantham Russell Green Quyona Gregg Rodrigo Grimaldo Rose Guerra Janie Guiterrez Carey Gunter Keri Hamby David Haney Robert Hardy 78 Jimmy Hareford Jennifer Harrell Kenon Hastey Tonya Havis Calvin Henderson Christy Henegar Abel Hernandez Dee Hernandez Gilbert Hernandez Jasmin Hernandez Valentino Hernandez Sylvia Herrera Allan Herring Kirk Hess Bart Hickey Laura Hill Herbert Hinojosa Bahasar Holguin Aaron Helland Kathy Hoover Shawna Huddleston Tabetha Huddleston Chris Huggins Jackie Hunt Matt Hurley Javier Ibarra Gloria Islas Darla Jameson Sonya Jennings Alecia Johnson Reldon Johnson Paul Jones Tonya Jones Dot Jordon Debbie Juarez Mellissa Juarez Cari Knight Karl Knox Ben Lafuente Kerry Lambright Lane Lanford DeShawna Lee 79 Paige Lewellen Sanjuana Licerio Glenda Livesay Stella Longoria Arnold Lopez Chris Lopez Jerry Lopez Mary Ann Lopez Melissa Lopez Mandy Lozano Norma Lucio Carmen Luna Margie Luna Barbara Lusk Kate Lyons Francis Madrigal Arturo Magallans Karen Maham Connie Martinez Felix Martinez Isabel Martinez Carol Massie Antonia Mata Shellel Matthews Nora Mendez Roy Mendoza Mary Mercado David Mitchell Joe Moberly Tracy Mock Paul Mojica Steve Montez Aida Montoya John Moore Raymond Morales Sophia Morales Becky Morgan Ron Morris Ricky Morton Marilyn Mosely Joe Muniz Sylvia Munoz Heather McAninch Chris McBride Shane McCarty Mark McDonald Debra McKinney Don McMillon Nicole McNeese Manuel Nagar Barry Neal John Newman Eva Nolen Mary Nunez Teri Oates Billy Ochoa Tracey Oliphant Joey Parker Hema Patel Alfred Pena Bridget Pena Melissa Pena Miguel Peralta Anita Perez Lisa Perez Manuel Perez Mary Perez Tana Peveto Jeff Philips 81 Kember Phelps Kelly Pierce Kit Pinkerton Ruben Plata Herlinda Ponce Jimmy Poorman Denny Price Steven Pulido Joe Ramos Martha Ramos Susie Ramos Buffy Ramsey Michelle Rangel Jesse Reyes Christi Richburg Lisa Riggins Albert Rios Mary Rivera Suzy Rivera Donya Roberts Tonya Roberts Enda Robles Adrian Rodriquez Dalia Rodriquez Isidro Rodriquez Roland Rodriquez Stephanie Rodriquez Vidal Rodriquez Jeannie Rogers Mike Rollins Amy Rowell Fulicita Ruiz Kevin Russell Teresa Saenz Tina Saiz Lily Salazar Vicky Saldana Christina Sanchez Sonny Sarabia Carmen Saucedo Craig Scott Jerry Scott 82 Richard Scott Gregory Sears Mark Self Telara Shocaley Kim Shugart Rosa Sifuentes Lori Simmons Tracy Sims Debbie Skaggs Chaoletta Smith Stacy Smith Summer Smith Dee Sommerville Angie Soto Mark Spain Rhonda Springer Roderick Stacher Rachel Stalcup Richard Stepp Christy Summers Gregg Swim Matt Taylor Michelle Taylor Shayne Teichelman Michael Termin Michelle Termin Michelle Termin Elizabeth Thomaside Kitti Thompson Melissa Thompson Tory Thrasher Peggy Tijerina David Tombaugh 83 Cindy Torres Dean Trevino Delia Trevino Ricky Tullis Darin Turner Sylvia Urrutia Rebecca Valdez Becky Valenzuela Hilda Valles Marisol Valles Patricia Vaquera Chantal Varner Shelle Vaughan Micheal Vaughn Gary Veazley Maria Vega Johnny Velasquez Paul Vera Danny Villerreal David VonHagen Kenny Voyles Debbie Wafford Clint Wall Jimmy Wall Kim Wall Dennis Walters Terrence Washington Mike Watson Michelle Way Joy Webb 84 r Teddy Wheelei Keith Weiland Wayne Wemack Ron Wilder Christy Williams Donice Williams Robert Williams Thelma Williams Greg Wilson Mary Wilson Tracy Wilson Holly Witten Trish Wright Olga Ybarra Mark Yowell Rachel Zavala Susan Zeleny Cindy Zepeda Freshman Cheerleaders cheer during the bonfire. 85 I Io meconii ni� 1982 — Tite Unforgettable Week “Good afternoon, Plainview High; Beat Hereford!” Mrs. Beverly Lance’s phone greeting was only one of many phases of en- couragement that boosted Homecoming spirits. This year changes in the traditional ceremonies added to the excitement of the week. This particular year, Homecoming bout would be against Plainview’s arch rival, Hereford. Hall decorations rolled off the week to a great start. Competitions between the classes increased school spirit with the Juniors taking first place. Thursday night was almost as exciting as the main event itself. A car decorating contest began the evening at Bulldog Stadium. This was won by the cosmetology van and their group received a $ 50 cash prize. Participants of the contest and en- thusiastic fans formed a car caravan out to the bonfire. The bonfire was topped with a Hereford mascot dummy and cow. Cheers were sent up as both figures went up in flames. Although the excitement was tremendous, only Friday night’s activities could raise tensions further. With a sold out game, the Angry Red Bulldogs took on the Hereford Whitefaces with skill and determination. At half time the stands claimed with anticipation as Bertha Sanchez was crowned Homecoming Queen. Her court consisted of Kristi Kay Ben- nett, Liz Hart, Leah Kay Lyle, Gina Reed and Sonja Snelling. After the 21-7 romp over the Herd the evening ended in a full swing Homecoming dance. The efforts of the student body, Angry Red and PHS alumni resulted in one unforgettable week. Rita and Nita Sanders, Liz Hart lead cheers prior to the burning of the bonfire. Wresha Rhoderick twirls fire to “On Broadway.” Burn Baby Burn! 88 Angry Red Defense Stops the Whitefaces Left: Princess Gina Reed. Right: The Herd burns! Left: Queen Bertha Sanchez Right: Kristi Kay Bennett. 89 1983 Homecoming Queen Bertha Sanchez Queen Bertha and her escort Student Council President Tim Brown. The Hew Royal Court Tradition ‘83-81 Style Right: Gina Reed and Doug Barnes Below: Kristi Kay Bennett and Craig Etheredge. Class of 1984 Steve George Leah Kay Lyle Liz Hart and Russell Horan Sonja Snelling and Stacy McGuire Presentation of Lords and Ladies Cindy Bustos Stacy Mitchell Cindy Morton Cheryl Vera Lee Ann Loafman Sandra Lugo Christi Harrell Marcheta Gattis Mandy Igo JoAnne Franco Lori Yowell Melissa Gonzales Gloria Hernandez Sherry Stair Gayle Cork Donna Ferguson Brenda Sims Sheila Landry Sharon Dowis Pamela Willborn Tammy Thorton Kristi Lee Bennett Tracey Hill Cindy Blankenship Lisa Cantu Traci Wheeler Kay Nimmo Josie Arrizola Cheryl Riggins Shellie Trammell Nikki Harris Beth Burkhart Leslie Younger Keri Dunlap Kim Washington Shelly Bedwell Trixie McNeil Phyllis Cantu Holly Whatley Lisa Maldonado Dolores Gonzales Camille Anderson Melissa Nail Marie Hooper David Perez, Jr. Mark Mathis Richard Stanley Russell Ortiz Doug Perry Paul Guajardo Chris Dillard Don Ferguson Brent Richburg John Joe Perez Chad Cole David Perez Peter Guajardo LaMont Harper Johnny Mulkey Bill Bownds Tim Samsel Neal Gillespie Brent Eberhart J. P. Beauchamp Johnny Blackwell Michael Northup Danny Steffe Chris Goree Robert Pardo Randy Green Kelly Yarbrough Ronnie Ortegon Eric Nash Donald Kruse Chris Palmer Brad Bowman Kelly Pirkle Burton Smith Ernest Cleveland Todd Keller Gregg Forbes Randy Williams Jay Myers Jeff Stalcup Moses Castillo Kelly Baker Mike Baker Eric Weidenbach Coronation Traditions Change Tradition — modern tradition Bouquets — stem roses Princesses — princesses Court and royalty — royalty and court Coronation night; the presentation of royalty, the procession of Lords and Ladies and royal entertainment. These things have always been a j art of tradition. This year, coronation held a more beautiful arrangement of colors, styles and sequence. Bou- quets were replaced with delicate long stem roses. Queen Bertha and her court were presented to the audience. Afterwards, the Lords and Ladies took their positions. Royal Entertainment was provided by Secord Hour Band and Bennie Witherspoon. The court then dismissed and gathered at Saint Alice Catholic Church for the coronation dance. For Seniors, Coronation was the first of many parties in which seniors are exclusively together. They slowly begin to realize that soon these close friends will only be special memories of 1984. Top Left, Bottom Row: Kristi Lee Bennett, Nikki Harris, Marie Hooper, Sheila Landry. Top Row: Tracy Wheeler, Mandy Igo, Melissa Nail, Shellie Trammell and Kristi Kay Bennett posed for pictures. Top Right: Student Council President Tim Brown presents Bertha with her sceptor while Senior Class president Eric Weidenbach looks on. Bottom Left: Steve George and Princess Leah Kay Lyle. Bottom Right: Queen Bertha and her court Liz Hart, Leah Kay Lyle, Sonja Snelling, Kristi Kay Bennett and Gina Reed. 93 Leah Hay Lyle Named Lions Club Queen Senior Leah Kay Lyle represented the Plainview chapter of the Lions Club as their Lions Club queen. Patricia Barley was chosen her alternate. Other senior girls running were Liz Hart, Sonja Snelling, Keri Dunlap, Shellie Trammell, Leslie Higdon, Tracey Hill, Shelli Estep and Marcheta Gattis. The girls were presented at the Lions Club Sweetheart banquet. They were interviewed in a brief question and answer session in which each candidate was asked a completely unrehearsed question. A panel of judges from surroundings towns selected the winner and her alternate. Marcheta Gattis is questioned by Master of Ceremonies Tut Tawwater. Tawwater visits with candidate Tracey Hill. 94 Keri Dunlap answering her informal question with Tawwater. 95 Third Annual Teacher Olympics Held Feb. 22 The third annual Teacher Olym- pics were held February 22. The Student Council sponsored the an- nual event as their money making project. The teams were headed by the deans. James Starkey’s senior team won the event. Freshman dean Ron- nie Wood and Alfred Henderson, junior dean tied second place. Third place went to the Sophomore class with Dale Smith heading that team. Highlights of the Olympics was the egg toss. Chris Huddleston and Dale Smith won the event. Larry McBee munches down on his banana. 96 Cheerleader Don Ferguson sits back and takes it all in. Yum Yum! Linda Eversole enjoys her banana. Ellen Sims “munches” on her banana. Pam Kendall tries the “right” clothes on. Art, Photography Students Take Awards at Scholastic Arts Contest PHS art and photography students entered the North- west Texas Regional Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition in Amarillo. The exhibition was sponsored by Western Plaza. Seven students were Gold Key Finalist, two were Gold Key winners and fourteen received Certificates of Merit. All students that became Gold Key Finalists will have their works sent to New York to be judged on the national level. Finalists were Kevin Rupert, pencil drawing; Dana Halbleib, pastel portrait; Kristi Lee Bennett, pastel draw- ing and silk screen print; Sir James Block, charcoal draw- ing and Russell Ortiz, designer color illustration. Gold Key award winners were Nicole McNeese for her mixed media painting and Rhonda Barron for her scratch board painting. Certificates of Merit went to Susan Durham, pottery; Melissa Gonzales, watercolor painting; Wesley Mason, pen- cil drawing and ink drawing; Kristi Lee Bennett, pastel por- trait, designer color illustration and silk screen print; Sir James Block, pastel drawing; Anna Bustos, colored pencil collage; Alan Herring, mixed media drawing; Christy Henegar, ink contour drawing and Stacy Smith, acrylic painting. Also, receiving Certificates of Merit for their photography work were Elsa Aguilar, Tracy Wheeler and Kurt Moseley for one picture. Becky Ramos and Kristi Lee Bennett received certificates for two pictures. Kristi Lee Bennett displays her portrait that became a Gold Key Finalist. The portrait was sent to New York to be judged on the national level. W Christy Henegar won a Gold Key for her Rhonda Barron won a Gold Key for her scratch Dana Halbleib’s portrait also placed as a Gold Key ink contour drawing. board painting. Finalist. Melissa Gonzales won a certificate of merit with her watercolor painting. Kurt Moseley won a certificate of merit with his photography Becky Ramos won two certificates of merit for her photographs. Anna Bustos won a certificate of merit with her colored pic- tured collage. President — Tim Brown Vice President — Brent Eberhardt Secretary — Sonya Snelling Treasurer — Randy Green Assistant Treasurer Lee Edmonston Chaplain — Todd Keller Parliamentarian — Shannon Block 100 Mr. George gives the student body their challenge for the year. Executive President Tim Brown outlines his plans for the year. Chris Dillard, Sonya Stanford, Randy Green, Lee Edmonston and Eric Wiedenbach listen as they take their oaths of office for the year. 101 Randy Williams Wins La Verne Award Ronnie Ortegan and Kristi Lee Bennett Win Best All Around Ronnie Ortegan, Kristi Lee Bennett, Best All Around winners with LaVerne Roach winner Randy Williams Randy Williams won the coveted LaVerne Roach Award at the annual yearbook presentation held April 19 at PHS auditorium. LaVerne Roach runner-up was Brent Richburg with Kristi Lee Bennett and Ronnie Ortegon winning Best All Around honors. Runners-up were Josie Arrizola and David Perez. Senior Favorites were Tim Brown and Melissa Nail, with Steve George and Leslie Higdon as runners-up. Junior Favorites were Sean Hunter and Tiffani Schwalm, with Julie Branch and Chad Taylor runners- up. Sophomore Favorites were Logan Bradley and Elise Tekyl with Sally Cal van and Mario Gonzales runners-up. Freshman Favorites were Paul Vera and Suzy Rivera, with Ramona Black and Rod Williams runners-up. A reception was held afterwards to honor the winners in the Home Economics living room. Randy Williams is announced as LaVerne Roach winner 102 Freshman Favorites Paul Vera and Suzy Rivera Junior Runners-up Chad Taylor and Julie Branch Lisa Andrews accepts Science Who’s Who from Polly Christian. Senior Favorites, Melissa Nail and Tim Brown Former Bulldog Kevin Igo is keynote speaker at the all sports ban- quet. Igo went on to play for the Oklahoma Cowboys. Kevin Igo is Keynote Speaker at Annual All- Sports Banquet Dan Hamrick and Steve Parr present Roy Thompson with the defen- sive player in basketball. Bruce Cunningham presents Tim Brown with the tennis award. Coach Greg Sherwood introduces award winners. Carl Price presents Susan Martin with the Scholastic Sportsman- ship in basketball. Coach John Hill presents Brent Richburg with the Golden Glove Award. 198ftAthletic Award Winners “Red White Blue Revue” Presents Jubilation Gospel quartet consists of Richard Stanley, Cheryl Bedwell, Shelly Bedwell and Todd Keller. Russell Ortiz performs “I Got the Music in Me” Cheerleaders perform PYT. Master of Ceremonies was Chris Goree Todd Keller “Moses” talks to “God” Tracy in “Go Down Moses” Stacy Harris performs “How Am I Suppose to Live Without You.” Tracey Hill and Julie Branch perform with the Chamber Singers. Connie Yarbrough and Gayle Cork sing “Fame.” 107 Summer Smith sings “Almost Over You. Craig Etheredge and Luz Hart performs “Reunited.” Leah Kay Lyle performs a piano piece. Right: Girls choir performs their winning numbers. 108 109 A'('appella Wins� Sweepstakes 1st Row: Liz Hart, Lori Guy, Donna Ferguson, William Hancock, Todd Keller, Kevin Wieland, Kathy Cabellero, Nita Sanders, and Rita Sanders. 2nd Row: Stephanie Miller, Stacy Harriss, Diana Herrara, Richard Stanley, Barry Bowens, Marcus Fisher, Amy Hodges, Connie Yarborough, Kevia Black, Stacy Rachels, and Sonya Snelling. 3rd Row: Leah Kay Lyle, Jeanine Sanders, Tonya Brooks, Monica Cantu, Jesse Alcozar, Toby Posten, Don Ferguson, Debra Peck, Michelle Hart, Sheila Hackett, Gayle Cork, Julie Branch. 4th Row: Syndey Snelling, Shelly Bedwell, Jennifer McGann, Vicki Faulkenburg, Sheryl Bedwell, Joe Schultz, Stacey McGuire, Russell Ortiz, Craig Etheredge, Kit Cartwright, Stanley Marshall, Kelly Murray, Barb Hatchell, Debbie White, and Tracey Hill. Officers include Craig Etheredge, Sydney Snelling, Donna Ferguson and Russell Ortez. 110 All Area choir members are Kelly Murry, Richard Stanley, Stephanie Miller, Clayton Cundiff, Todd Keller and Craig Etheredge All region members consisted of Craig Etheredge, Richard Stanley, Stephanie Miller and Todd Keller. 112 Golden Dreams — Your Life Has dust Begun Prom — April 19, 1981 Juniors decorated long hours for the prom. Roy Thompson and Cheryl Riggins have their picture made in between the banquet and prom. Over 350 students attended the banquet. 114 Don Ferguson and Russell Ortiz enjoy the prom festivities. Everyone enjoys the prom. A disc jockey provided music for the dance Lori Guy, Don Ferguson, Elise Tekyl, Julie Branch, Russell Ortiz, Stephanie Miller and Joe Ky Schultz enjoy the dance. LaDonna Owens and Randy Williams wait in line to have their pictures made. Charlcey Dickson helps them with their packets. 115 a Department Presents Aesop's Fables For Elementary Children May 1 an«l 2 Top Left: Darell Black, discusses his race with the rabbit and Cindy Cloude. Top Right: Randy Williams and Chris Goree cry over their reputations as wolves. Second Left: Williams and Goree try to improve their reputations. Left: Cindy Cloude keeps Darell Black from injuring Rabbit. Above: The sheep worry over the wolves. 116 The sheep worry that the wolves are coming. Darrell Black, Cindy Cloude, and Melissa Thompson, talk about the race with the rabbit and Mr. Turtle. Jump out of the Box! Chris Goree Melissa Nail 117 The group — Ramos, Shugart, Aguilera, Bennett Wheeler. Not pictured Kelley Pirkle are Teresa Islas and Neal Gillespie. 120 Elsa Aguilera Kristi Lee Bennett Tracy Wheeler Marclicta Gattis Plainview LaDonna Owcn§ ■Bulldog Karkcr Editor in Chief Editor-in-Chief Bulldog Barker — Plain view Randy Holahan and Butcher Hernandez Sports Editor, Ralph Aguilar and Business Manager, Linda Spann. Photo 1: Shellie Trammell, Stacy Rachel, Kristi Lee Bennett, Melissa Nail, Kim Keys, Cheryl Evans, Shelly Noel, Sheri Hatch, Niki McKinnis, Kristi Aday, Shawn Duncan, Trixie McNeill and Rhonda Wright. Rhonda Barron Tlie Work Xever Ends Charlene Morales, Irene Gonzales, Angie Reyes, Ruth Rodriguez, Carmen Landeros, Mary Lou Rodriguez, Gilda Chapa, and Anna Bustos. Lisa Smith swings along. Niki McKinnis, Cheryl Evans, Michael Jay Daniels, Kim Kaylor, Tara Anderson, Melissa Urrutia, Melinda Oglesby, and Sheri Hatch. Cheryl Evans and Niki McKinnis go for ride. Band officers are; Bottom Row: Sharon Dowis, Carol Horne. Top Row: Cheryl Vera, Braxton Howie, Jessie Alcozer, and Brent Eberhart. Not Pictured: J. P. Beauchamp. Drum Majors Julie Watson, Vickie Richburg ALL-AREA — Bottom Left: Laura Snelling, Sharon Dowis, Carol Horne. 124 TWIRLERS — Clockwise, Starting Left: Donna Burns, Vicki Baldridge, Kevia Black, Sherry Stair, JoAnne Franco, Wendi White, Wresha Rhoderick. RIFLE CORPS — Bottom Left: Becky Dunn, Misti Dickey. Middle: Jeana Posey. Top Left: Tamara Nazworth, Jeanette Hunt, Kay Dunning, Lisa Smith. FLAG CORPS — Bottom, Left: Tania Carthel, Kate Lyons, Mary Bowens, Edna Ramirez, Diana Cantu, Gina Vera, Angie Westbrook, Flag Capt. 2nd Row, Left: Laura Snelling, Lorraine Rivera, Ramona Gamboa, Delaine Bek, Melissa Thompson, Buffy Ramsey, Tamara Offield. 3rd Row, Left: Cari Knight, Debbie Gouldy, Kristi Kay Ben- nett, Flag Capt., Dana Burnett, Cindy Hinojosa, Flag Capt., Toni Jones. 4th Row, Left: Jeannie Torres, Jeretha Derington, Ginger Bell, Alissa Flack. 125 ALL-REGION — Bottom, Left: Misti Dickey, Wresna Rhoderick, Lea Ann Mayberry, Barb Hatchel, Melissa Dorman, Sharon Dowis, Debbie Skaggs, Carol Horne, Laura Snelling. Middle, Left: Braxton Ho- wie, Chris McBride, Kristi Richburg, Laura Jordan, Julie Watson, Dana Burnett, Amy Loflin. Top, Left: Danny Reagan, Glenn Moberly, Mark Mathis, Lamont Harper, Brent Eberhart. Not Pictured: Cara Oglesby. HONORS BAND FRENCH HORN AND CORNET SECTION — Bottom, Left: Barb Hatchel, David Bicknell, Melissa Dorman, Anne Knight, Cindy Morton, Elaine Balen- ton, Carol Klemm, Pat Cross. Top, Left: Glenn Moberly, Cheryl Vera, Tracy Nance, Sharon Dowis, Brent Eberhart, Mark Mathis, Jimmy Diaz, Martin Barrera, Rodney Hunt, Bert Deardorf, Danny Reagan. HONORS BAND SAXOPHONES AND BASS REEDS — Bottom, Left: John Es- quivel, Stacy Mitchell, Robert Balderas, Paul Garcia. Middle: John McPherson, Ton- ja Clark, Laura Jordon, Cara Oglesby. Top, Left: Chris McBride, Albert Vega, Debbie Skaggs. 126 HONRS BAND PERCUSSION AND OBOE SECTION — Bottom, Left: Angie Dalton, Vicki Baldridge, Julie Watson. Middle, Left: Tamara Nazworth, Sherry Campbell, Vicki Richburg. Top, Left: Lisa Sawaya, Susan Durham, Deanna Morgan, Eloy Gonzalez, Carl Knox, Lee Edmiston. HONORS BAND BRASS SECTION — Bot- tom, Left: Holly Whatley, Braxton Howie, Brian Bratcher, Bryan Wall, Eddie Ransom, Wade Cox. Middle, Left: Malcolm Cowart, Kevin Rupert, Wayne White. Top, Left: Chris Bratcher, Lamont Harper, Johnny Mulkey, Heath Bozeman. HONORS BAND FLUTE AND CLARINET SECTION — Bottom Left: Becky Dunn, Misti Dickey, Wresha Rhoderick, Lea Ann Mayberry. Middle, Left: Debra McKinney, Laura Snelling, Carol Horne, Tamara Of- field, Donna Burns, Sheila Hackett, Denise Williams, Lori Yowell. Top, Left: Leigh Rocha, Sandra Perez, Elizabeth Thomaside, Carla Bontke, Sherry Stair, Pam Wilborn, Davillia Thompson, Tracy Hancock, Kathleen Wheeler. 127 SYMPHONIC BAND FRENCH HOF AND CORNET SECTION — Bottom, Le Randy Youngblood, Kristi Richburg, Be Huddleston, LaDonna Owens, Gere Buchanan. Middle, Left: Marla Butlar, Kei Black, Paul Vera, Dale Ballew. Top, Le Bobby Asiatico, Angie Reyes, John Gc zalez, Aaron Holland. SYMPHONIC BAND SAXOPHONE AND OBOE SECTION — Bottom, Left: Todd Gilbreath, Jeanette Hunt, Alissa Flack, Cari Knight, Mechelle Clark. Middle: Sylvia Almaguer, Janci Schwalm. Top, Left: Jeff Galloway, Mark Self, Kende Swift, Victor Castillo, Stephanie Morgan. SYMPHONIC BAND CLARINET AN! FLUTE SECTION - Bottom Row, Lef Toni Jones, LaDonna Kelm, LaShell Blacl Teri Oates, Angie Westbrook, Ilene Baile; Lynda Gaither. Middle Row, Left: Jennif Williams, Nina Gonzalez, Sally Galvan, Dan Burnett, Christi Summers, Jeana Posej Kristi Kay Bennett, Rhonda Barron, Viol Luna. Top Row, Left: Ginger Bell, Ja Driver, Kim Davis, Bonnie Arnold, Laur Dobbins, Kay Dunning, Christi Crawforc Melissa Albro, JoAnne Franco. Not Pi tured: Melissa Urrutia. 128 SYMPHONIC BAND BRASS SECTION - Bottom, Left: Manuel Hernandez, Wesley Mason. Middle, Left: Brent Cross, Skip Eberhart, Robert Hembree, Jesse Alcozer. Top, Left: Kim McAdoo, Alex McAdoo, Johnny Barrera, Amy Loflin. SYMPHONIC BAND BASS REEDS AND PERCUSSION — Bottom, Left: Odelia Mata, Hermina Gallegos, Connie White, Monica Davis. Top, Left: Adrian Rodriguez, Scott Bolding, Shane Edwards, Ted Culp, Hermen Gonzalez. CONCERT FRENCH HORN AND COR NET SECTION — Bottom, Left: Elayne Caruthers, Alan Herring. Middle, Left: Michael Termin, Gabby Barrera, Steven Montez, Ernest Ruiz. Top, Left: Ofelia Castillo, Felicita Ruiz, Kathy Arroyos, Roberto Salinas, Ray Puente, Teddy Wheeler, Mark Yowell. CONCERT BRASS SECTION — Bottom, Left: Alfred Hervey, Steven Pulido, Kerry Lambright, Jesse Tinoco, Mitzi Gomez, Lazaro Diaz, Denney Price. Top, Left: Mike Dickey, Don McMillon, Shannon Block, Brian Galloway, Mark Matlock, Don Guerra. CLARINET SECTION — Bottom, Left: Diana Cantu, Quyona Gregg, Holly Vinton, Mary Bowens, Aida Montoya. Middle, Left: Virginia Saldana, Becky Morgan, Lorraine Rivera, Michelle Termin. Mary Perez. Top, Left: Hope Gamboa, San- dra Juarez, Lisa Smith, Sonya DeGraffenreid, Millie Asiatico. FLUTE SECTION — Bottom, Left: Kathy Hoover, Kate Lyons, Julie Campbell, Heather McAninch, Carol Massey. Middle, Left: Ramona Gamboa, Misty Baker, Darla Jameson, Amy Beauchamp, Tania Carthel. Top, Left: Charlotte Smith, Jeretha Derington, Debbie Gouldy, Wendi White. Stage Baud Marie Hooper Wins Gene Barnett Award Advisor Speck Cox. 132 Marie Hooper Brent Richburg 133 Academic Award Assembly Held Hay 8 Speaker for the event was Dr. Gale Shannon. Shannon is retiring president from WTSU. Richard Stanley and Neal Burnett. 134 Glen Moberly receiving his award. First Row: Camille Anderson, Tonya Clark, LaDonna Owens, Holly Whatley, Deana Morgan, Tim Brown, Richard Stanley, Cindy Morton, LeeAnn Loafman, Sharon Dowis, Brent Richburg, Mandy Igo and Leah Kay Lyle. 135 It’s Almost Over Kelley Pirkle Makes 137 Laverne Roach Award Randy Williams 140 Laverne Roach Runner-Up Brent Richburg 141 Best All Around Ronnie Ortagon Kristi Lee Bennett 142 Best All-Around Runners Up Josie Arrizola David Pere 143 Senior Favorites Tim Brown Melissa Kail 144 tinnior Favorites Sean Hunter Tiffany Sehwalm 145 Sophomore Favorites Logan Bradley Elise Teky 1 146 Paul Vera Suzi Rivera 147 Junior Favorite Runners-Up Julie Braneh Chad Taylor Senior Favorite Runners-Up Leslie Higdon Steve George 148 Gene Barnett Award Marie Hooper 149 Sophomore Favorites Runners-Up Sally Galvan Mario Gonzales Freshman Favorite Runners-Up Ramona Black Rod Williams 150 Kristi Lee Bennett — Art Richard Stanley Instrumental Music and Latin 151 Marcheta Gattis Journalism and Homemaking LaDonna Owens Journalism Tim Brown — Social Studies Brenda Sims D.E. 152 Phyllis Cantu — Cosmetology Doug Blackerby — Auto Mechanics 153 Twylia Barnett — French Pam Willborn — Humanities Holly Whatley English Stephanie Morris ICT 155 157 National Honor Society NHS Members are Left to Right: Stephanie Morris, Camille Anderson, Tonya Clark, LaDonna Owens, Holly Whatley, Deana Morgan, and Tim Brown. Back Row: Richard Stanley, Cindy Morton, LeeAnn Loafman, Sharon Dowis, Marie Hooper, Mandy Igo, Leah Kay Lyle, and Brent Richburg. Sharon Dowis presents NHS Key to Melissa Dorman as Colin Miller looks on. 158 Encourages Academics LaDonna Owens presents Teacher’s of the Month to Polly Christian and Susan LaFonte. National Junior Honor Society Promotes Leadership Kelli Thompson, Ilene Bailey, Christi Richburg, Melissa Thompson, Buffy Ramsey, Shayne Teichelman, Kate Lyons, Miguel Peralta, Jay Driver Scott Bryson, Stacy Harris, Elise Teykl, Tara Anderson, Lea Ann Mayberry, Glenn Moberly, Robbie Harris, Greg Estep, Wes Dorman, Todd Weatherford, Laura Jordan, Carol Klemm. 160 FTA Attends State Convention in Austin Bottom Up-Officers FTA Shelly Bedwell — Pres., Angela Walker — V. Pres., Tamara Offield — Sec., Kelly Baker — Treas., Renee Hall — Chaplain, Tamara Nazworth — Parliamentarian, Cindy Cole — Asst. Historian, Cindy Morton — Manager, Sheryl Bedwell — Asst. Manager, Jana Marshall — Historian (Not shown) Bottom Up Renee Haarmeyer, Karen Ball, Mrs. Taylor, Gloria Hernandez, Mechelle Clark, LaWasia Mauldin, Paula Baker, Kenna Taylor, Tone Jones, Janine Sanders Stair — Bottom to top Shellie Bedwell, Tonja Clark, Angela Walker, Renee Hall, A. B. Lyles, Tamara Offield, Kelly Baker, Donna Walker, Tamara Nazworth, Cindy Morton, Cindy Cole, Sheryl Bedwell, Vicki Richburg FTA MEMBERS Renee Haarmeyer Karen Ball Gloria Hernandez Mechelle Clark LaWasia Mauldin Paula Baker Kenna Taylor Tone Jones Janine Sanders Shellie Bedwell Tonja Clark Angela Walker Renee Hall A. B. Lyles Tamara Offield Kelly Baker Donna Walker Tamara Nazworth Cindy Morton Cindy Cole Sheryl Bedwell Vicki Richburg 161 Sponsor: Mrs. Taylor Thespians Encourage Drama Students Top Row: Toby Poston, Chatel Varner, Julie Watson, Lee Ann Loafman, Melissa Dorman, Susan Castleberry, Gregg Harding, Becky Dunn, Chris Goree, and Kelly Baker. Bottom Row: Kimber Phelps, Melissa Thompson, Buffy Ramsey, Pam Wilborn, Dana Hablieb, Kristi Wilson, Misti Dickey, Karina Jester, Holly Whatley, Kelly Murry. Not Present: Kathy Jones. 162 French Flub Totals 21 Members Back Row, Left: Reed Rowell, Nikki Harris, Melissa Nail, Kari Tuttle, Colin Miller, Wendee Wall, Ronnie Pratt, Randy Youngblood. Middle Row, Left: Anne Knight, Mechelle Clark, Tonja Clark, Twyila Barnett, Tammy Parvin, Sydney Snelling, Irene Gonzales, Elida Montoya. Front Row, Left: Todd Gilbreath, Theresa Higdon, Camille Anderson, Sonja Alston, Angie Morris. 163 Latin Club Attends State Convention in Amarillo Left to Right: Todd Keller — Program Chairman, Cindy Morton — Treasurer, Becky Dunn — Secretary, LaDonna Owens — Publicity, Richard Stanley — Vice President, Brent Richburg — President. Left to Right, Front Row: Elaine Balenton, Cindy Morton, Nicki Alder, Mrs. Pam Kendall — Sponsor, LaDonna Owens, Todd Keller, Becky Dunn, Tame Pickett. Back Row: Brent Wall, Jennifer, Richard Stanley, Kathleen Wheeler, Kelly Baker, Carla Bontke, Tracy Hancock, Brent Richburg, Todd Weatherford. Not Pictured: Kristi Wilson, Stephanie Morris, Robbie Walker, Chris Bratcher, Bonnie Arnold, Clayton. 164 Spanish Club Travels to Juarez, Mexico Debi Widger, Student Council Representative; Butcher Hernandez, Reporter; Deanna Morgan, Secretary; Leslie Higdon, Treasurer; Hol- ly Whatley, President. Not Pictured: Lisa Andrews, Vice President. Front Row: Deanna Morgan, Roy Thompson, Janine Sanders, Sandra Lugo, Miguel Peralta. Second Row: Leslie Higdon, Nancy Garcia, Grade Zamora, Olga Longoria, Gracie Nunez, Veronica Diaz. Third Row: Butcher Hernandez, Theresa, Sheila Hackett, Susan Martin, Susan Castleberry, Melissa Dorman, Sonya Snelling, Renee Haarmeyer, and Kasey Mayfield. 165 FHA’cr§ Attend State in San Antonio Students who attended area convention in Amarillo were Julie Baucum, Cheryl Riggins, Renee Hall, Teresa McMennamy, and Doug Barnes. Patricia Barley, Doug Barnes and Randy Green participate in FHA installation. 166 Keri Dunlap participates in FHA installation. FHA sponsored a stew supper in February. Helping Mrs. Margaret Berry was Lisa Malsonado, Mandy Igo, Doug Barnes, Randy Green. Lee Jones 167 Vocational Drafting Procedure Team — Texas State Champions National Representatives — Louisville, Kentucky — June 25-27 Above: Back Row: Heath Bozeman, Treasurer; Ronnie Pratt, Vice President; Eddie Ransom, President and Martin Barrera, member. Right: Jimmy Diaz, Michael Matthews, Scott Hughes, and Clay McPeek. Ronnie Ortegon, Ronald Swim, Hank Vera, Paul Garcia, Tim Humphreys, John McPherson, Nickoy Kunkel. Key Club Attends State Convention in Dallas MEMBERS — Sonya Snelling, Debra Peck, Laura Dobbins, Teresa Buchanan, Norman Beardon, Susan Castleberry and Susan Harris 169 Susan Marse, Kristi Griffiths, Kristi Aday, Amy Hodges, Julie Branch, and Susan Castleberry FT A Promotes Agriculture Jim Hardage 170 Richard Senter Brent Richburg, Carol Kerns and Jennifer Harrell Marie Hooper Jason Stroud receives his award for showmanship in stock shows. 171 VOE Promotes Office Training Front Row: Becky Padilla, Lisha Sanders, Charlene Morales, Lucy Gonzales, Becky Andrade. Middle Row: Lesa Rodriguez, Odelia Mata, Irene Gonzles, Antonia Gallegos, Tana Gamble. Back Row: Louisa Garcia, Shana Cornett, Diane Ybarra, Gilda Chapa, Geraldine Arroyos, Kathy Rodriguez, Diane Berry. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Sheila Thomas, Doris LaFuente, Rhonda Ramsey, Cristi Jones, Jance Schwalm, Kristi Kaye Bennett, Trixie McNeill. Mid- dle Left: Lori Yowell, Renee Hall, Melinda Hall, Sherry Stair, Cynthia Alonzo, Cara Oglesby, Donna Ferguson. Top, Left: Julie Gonzales, Shelly Bed well, Dristi Rowan, Jana Marshall, Julie Watson, Raymond Flores, Lisa Cantu. Absent and Not Pictured: Diana Perez, Flores, Lee Ann Loafman, Liana Watson, Sandra Wood. 172 Front Row: MERIT AWARDS — Lori Yowell, General Clerical II; Julie Watson, Extemporaneous Verbal II; Lucy Gon- zales, Records Management I. Back Row: Lisha Sanders, Typing I; Advancing to State, Jana Marshall, Typing III; Cynthia Alonzo, Typing II; Merit Award, Shana Cornett, Promotional Display. Front Row: Julie Watson, President; Lisha Sanders, Vice President. Back Row: Lucy Gonzales, Chaplain; Don- na Ferguson, Secretary; Christi Jones, Reporter; Lori Yowell, Treasurer; Liana Watson, Parliamentarian; Becky Padilla, Historian. 173 DE Focuses Toward Work Program Members of the DECA DE I club are from Front Row. Left: Wresha Rhoderick, Vice-President, Angie Westbrook, Reporter Second Row Norma Flores, Kay Nimmo, Junior Garza, Marco Diaz, Tommy Sue Wheeler Third Row: Susan Fisher, Joe Gonzales, JoBetsy Hopson, Treasurer, Marie Voyles, Chris Thompson. Secretary. Alfred Perez, Beverly Jones, Parliamentarian, and Cruz Vasquez. Members of the DECA DE II are from left: Brenda Cornett, Shelli Estepp, President, David Perez Jr. Sgt.-at-Arms, Brenda Sims. Back Row: Mr Dick Dye, Sponsor, Jane Warren, Chris White, Richard Bradley, David Voyles and Doug Perry. iCT focuses toward job training Rear, Left to Right: Doug Brown, Ricky Martinez, Eric Jernigan, Shawn McCarty, Danny Steffe, Mr. Tom Jenkins. Front: Rhonda Heflin, Dawn McGavock, Sheila Bradshaw. 175 HECE Uses Homemaking Skills Left to Right, Front: Julie Baucum, Mechelle Rollins, Cynthia Hinojosa, Beth Burkhart, Marzee Holland. Back: Kathy Tuckness, Diana Cantu, Christy Wilds, Tessa Howell, Mike Vasquez, Kevann Mull, Julie Bedford, Advisor Sue Stanford. Left to Right, Front Row: Bobby Gutierrez, Bill Bownds, Leslie Younger, Keri Dunlap, Patricia Barley, Tiffani Schwalm, Asael Villarreal. Back Row: Carlos Rivera, Tim Waldie, Estella Mendez, Sonja Blaylock, Lisa Nunez, Henry Hunt, Carrie Shugart. Not Shown: Elsa Aguilar. 176 CVAE Aims to Gain Special Skills Front Row, Left to Right: Angie Sepeda, Penny An- zaldua. 2nd Row, Left to Right: Gary Cabler, Ernest Cleveland, Kenneth Cate, Robert, Coeman, Guy Parrish. Left to Right: Theresia Craft, Dora Gallardo, Adela Escalante, Sandra Gamboa. 1st Row, Left to Right: Rene Gonzales, Freddy Soto, Danny Ramos, Jessie SiFuentes, John Collins, Richard Rios. 2nd Row, Left to Right: Pete Rodriguez, Bobby Reid, James Grogan, Mark Voyles, Gary Moseley, Tim Samsel. 177 Varsity Cheerleaders Left to Right: Rita Sanders, Sonya Snelling, Leah Kay Lyle, Liz Hart, Sydney Snelling, Nita Sanders. Nita Sanders Junior Varsity Cheerleaders First Row: Viola Luna, Stephanie Miller, Julie Gonzales. Second Row: Lori Guy, Elise Teykl, Kristie Lloyd, Regina Bodeker and Sally Galvan. Freshman Cheerleaders ANGRY RED EEVER 1983-84 Varsity Coaches Buck Buchanan Greg Sherwood Ed Moore John Hill Bennie Witherspoon Jim Bob Brown Dennis Tomlin Monty Malcolm Neal Billingsley Steve Farr ’83-’84 STYLE Members of the 1983-84 Angry Red Football team are from the First Row: Aristeo Montelongo, Tracy Miller, Randy Gonzales, Barry Bowens, Eric Weidenback, Ronnie Ortegon, Steve George, Arturo Hernandez, Jerry Perez, Jerry Vera. Second Row: Kip Cartwright, Brett Hickey, Clifton Pennell, David McAdoo, David Perez, Ernest Herrera, Shannon Thrasher, Randy Williams, Don Ferguson, Thomas Curry, Ernest Cleveland. Third Row: Lee Jones, Stacy McGuire, Brent Richburg, Joe Ky Shultz, Brent Gabriel, Moises Castillo, Scooter Billington, Gary Alexander, David Cavazos, Craig Ethredge. Fourth Row: Marty Hughes, Roy Thompson, Chad Engelhardt, Chris Thompson, Richard Center, Chad Cole, DeWayne Dunning, Brent Barton, Jason Wheeler, Colin Miller. Top Row: John Collins, Reed Rowell, Ronnie Bradic, Tony Ortiz, Shannon Block, Wayne McDonald, Richard Deluns, Lelly Pirkle. 184 SEASON PROVES VICTORIOUS The 1983 Football season was one not to be soon forgotten. The Bat- tling Bulldogs tied for the crown along with Amarillo, Monterey, and Hereford. Amarillo managed to beat everyone else on the field, but Plainview, Monterey, and Hereford found themselves faced with a three way tie. The Angry Red fell odd man out in the first round of the coin toss, while Hereford went on to win the second toss against Monterey. The Bulldogs would have had an assured trip to Bi-District if only they had scored once more against Monterey or Amarillo. With experienced running backs and fresh new talent in the front lines, the Bulldogs pulled together for a successful season. The most flustrating games had to be against Monterey and Amarillo. These bat- tles were fought for desperately, but the Bulldogs simply ran out of time. Yet it is safe to say the happiest victory would be that of Homecoming night. The Herd fell before the Awesome Angry Red. With the end of the season, All-District teams were announced and the Bulldogs filled in well. 1st team offense: Chad Cole (tackle), Randy Williams (tailback), and Ronnie Bradic (Fullback). 1st team defense: Roy Thompson (end), David McAdoo (linebacker), and Moises Castillo (kicker). 2nd team offense: Steve George (quarterback), and Jerry Vera (guard). 2nd team defense: Jerry Vera (tackle), and Ron- nie Ortegon (defensive back). Honorable Mention teams included: Joe Shultz, Ernest Herrea, David Perez, Stacy McGuire, Col- in Miller, Don Ferguson, Lee Jones, and Brent Richburg. The fans remained ‘Loyal to Effort’ as the Bulldogs battled for distinction. Even though the Bulldogs didn’t see any Bi-District action. Coach Greg Sherwood, his coaching staff and the Angry Red Bulldogs proved themselves worthy of that loyalty. ANGRY RED NUFF SAID! STUDENT TRAINERS — Kneeling, Left to Right: Tim Humphreys (manager), Ricky Hallman and Todd Heflin. Standing: Coach Chris Huddleston, Head Trainer. , 1983 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OPP. PHS ESTACADO 17 14 TASCOSA 7 17 PALO DURO 21 30 AMARILLO 3 0 CORONADO 7 35 HEREFORD 7 21 LUBBOCK HIGH 6 35 MONTEREY 14 7 CAPROCK 7 35 185 ANGRY RED IS .. . GIVING IT AEE YOU GOT 186 8 Steve George — 35 Roy Thompson ANGRY RED IS ... LOYAL TO EFFORT 80 Don Ferguson 8 Steve George 58 Joe Ky Schultz 35 Roy Thompson 40 Craig Etheredge 1 Ronnie Ortegan 83 David Perez 191 1983 THE TEAR Members of the JV Red team from the First Row: Paul Barton, Stacy Golbert Martiniez, Isabel Castillo, Gilbert Paitno, Francisco Pichardo, Rob- Miller, Kenneth Smith, Nahtan Cleveland, Alex McAdoo, Roger Starr, by Pryatt, Lee Edminston, Philip Borron, Golbert Martinez, Freddy Joe, Joel Vollereal, Joel Zamore, Lonnie Bradley, Tracy Smith, Henry Garza, Larry Gloria, Bob May, Justin Perry, Raul Reyes, Shane Lee, Laine Lee, Ramiro Sanchez, Rodney Leura, Logan Bradley, Mathew Reynolds, Glen James Smith. Berry, Mike Coronette, Cory Caldwell, Mario Gonzales, Peter Garcia, Members of the JV Blue team from the First Row: Corey Chaney, Kelly Ronnie Sanders, Kieth Collis, Tom Johnson, Gary Williams, Randy Powell, Murray, Randy Malone, Randy Powell, Mike Cork, Billy Williams. Second Scott Bryson, Mike Swint, Coach Parr. Fourth Row: Kan Wilkins, Marvin Row: Steve Nunez, Lance Williams, Conor Evans, Monte Ebling, Brent Rubac, Rufino Perez, Junior Reyes, John Ervin, and Kevin Wieland. Wall, Alan Turnbough, Alan Hearn, Coach Monty Malcom. Third Row: 192 OF LEARNING Members of the Freshman Blue Team are First Row: Mike Rollins, Arnold Lopez. Third Row: Paul Jones, Bart Hickey, Boyd Butler, Leslie Gattis, Eric Bailey, Kit Pinkerton, Ricky Morton, Armondo David Tinoco, Armando Magellanes, Mark McDonald, Robert Arrodando. Second Row: Victor Bradic, Tory Thrasher, Rod Williams, Coach Nilson. Top Row: Terrence Washington, Ralph Williams, Greg Wilson, Victor Sarabia, Albert Rios, Sonny Sarabia. Garza, Ron Morris, Scott Buchanan, Albert Avalos, Henry Alcozer. Members of the Red Freshman team are, Keldon Johnson, Toby Burrell, Paul Forbes, Romeo Enriquez, Golbert Hernandez, Marty Alezander, Juan Quintero, Lanny Bennett. Second Row: Coach Beasely, Chris Garcia, Roy Mendoza. Salvador DeLeon, Dion Guerra, Grag Cate, Vidal Rodriguez, Jesse Reyes. Sammy Gallardo, Coach O’Hair. Third Row: Joe Garcia, Joe Guiterrez, Juan Castillo, Denny Ford, Ricky Tullis, Jommy Poorman, Bobby Gobson, Skip Eberhart, Darin Turner. Fourth Row: Robert Hardy, Keith Wieland, Pat Dove, Mychael Reyes, Clint Wall, Armando Borrego, Manuel Perez and Johnny Gonzales. 193 Cross Country Continues to Improve Varsity members are Eloy Gonzales, Mario Garces and Todd Keller. Second Row: Coach George Franklin, Raymond Thomaside, Doug Kaylor and Baldamar Lopez. 3 «- •% I Steven Garces, Frankie Islas and Victor Balderas. Second Row: Coach George Franklin, Rod Salinas, Frank Lemons and George Garza 194 Mario (iarccs Reaches Regional Todd Keller, Baldamar Lopez, Mario Garces, Eloy Gonzales and Raymond Thomaside prepare to run the district meet. George Garza, Rod Salinas, Frank Lemons, Steven Garces, Frankie Islas and Victor Balderos. 195 Cross Country Gaining Strides VfllH Front Row, From Left: Karen Mahan, Diana Gutierrez, Janine Sanders. Second Row: Coach George Franklin, Kim Kaylor, Kari Tuttle and Kayla Morphis. Diana Gutierrez, Kim Kaylor and Kayla Morphis ponder the district race. 196 Victor Balderos, Frankie I si as cheer Karl Tut- tle on during the Lub- bock district meet. 197 Janine Sanders, Kari Tuttle and Kim Kaylor. Varsity Basketball Team First Row Front: Left to Right Thomas Curry — Steve George — James Black — John Shores Second Row: Coach Steve Parr — Randy Williams — Shawn Lance — Ronnie Bradic — Randy Green — Jessie Sierra — Coach Dan Hamrick Third Row: Roy Thompson — Chris Parker — Henry Hunt — Mike Baker — Richard Senter PHS PHS 70 Clovis 79 63 Tascosa 64 69 Borger 51 59 Monterey 72 77 Midland 86 59 Coronado 48 47 Nazareth 42 49 Palo Duro 53 55 Andrews 57 57 Lubbock High 63 63 Dimmitt 55 58 Caprock 42 73 Midland 63 58 Hereford 50 63 Clovis 69 57 Amarillo 71 70 Hereford 49 49 T ascosa 41 53 Amarillo 69 42 Coronado 63 63 Borger 54 55 Palo Duro 56 41 Altus 66 48 Lubbock H. 44 49 El Paso (Austin) 58 65 Caprock 59 73 Irving 57 48 Monterey 55 198 The 1983-84 Varsity Boys Basketball season was one of learning to unify and work as a team. Lamed by last year’s graduation, this year’s team was composed of ten Seniors and two Juniors; all very talented young men. Returning from last year’s season were Senior starters Steve George, Roy Thompson, Mike Baker, and Randy Williams. With these men as leaders, the Bulldogs began the process of stabilizing the Angry Red team. The team pulled and struggled together, playing well yet finished the season with only a fair season. Seniors Williams, Baker, and George showed a persistent rate of leadership, while Juniors Richard Senter and Shawn Lance promised to lead next year’s team with experience. In the Pioneer-Lion’s Classic, the Angry Red won two out of three games and placed third in the tournament. During the Christmas Holidays the Bulldogs never stopped working and traveled to the Hobbs Tournament. Losing two out of three games to top qualifying teams the Bulldogs returned home with more experience under their belts. All district honors went to Randy Williams and Mike Baker, both on the second team. Steve George and Roy Thompson qualified for places on the Honorable Mention teams. Varsity trainers are Todd Heflin, Roger Starr, and Donald Loflin. Head trainer Coach Chris Huddleston. a Football players Craig Etheredge and Chad Engelhardt lead loyal students in cheers at home games. Determined Seniors Lead the Bulldogs 199 Right: Steve George one on one against Hereford opponent. Below: Roy Thompson stretches above the op- ponents to score. Below: Randy Williams soars to the basket as his opponents look back in awe. Below Right: The in- decisive moment as the ball bounces off the rim. 200 The Season of Teamwork Mikey Baker shoots as Roy Thompson and Thomas Curry watch. Mikey Baker goes for two as Randy Green guards a player Randy Williams goes for two. John Shues is behind 202 Above Left: Roy Thompson springs over his defenders to score. Above: Bulldog defense is caught off guard as a Palo Duro son rockets his shot. Left: Richard Senter scrambles underneath the Clovis defense on a rebound. 203 1983-84 Varsity Girls Basketball The 1983-84 Girl’s Basketball team came through the season showing great promises for next year and delightfully surprising fans this year, by doing much better than expected. Although most of the team graduated in ’83, Cynthia Hemphill came back this season and brought in a fresh new and eager Junior line-up. Hemphill, Christi Aday, Robin Matthews and Vicki Richburg were all secured starters at the first of the season, with many qualified teammates waiting to fill the fifth spot. The season rose and fell, then promised and then never came through. If anything was left it was the experience and promise for next year’s team. The Seniors for next year will show much ex- perience and lots of leadership. The season ended with All-District Honors going to Cynthia Hemphill and Ramona Black for Second team. SETTING GOALS LOR THE FUTURE Top: Mid Air anticipation as the ball heads toward the basket. Middle: Tanya “George” Washington breaks with the ball for a nice drive. Left: Vicki Richburg springs to shoot a free throw as the girls tensely watch. 205 GETTING A TASTE OF EXPERIENCE Right: An out of bounds ball is not too popular among Christi Aday, Cyn Hemphill and Vicki Richburg. Below: The girls suddenly lose sight of the ball against Canyon. Below Right: Christi Aday hurls above the Herds defense for two. 206 207 GIRLS FINISH SEASON 13-15 Below Left: Keri Tuttle protects her ball against the Sandies. Below: Vicki Richburg stretches to overcome the Herd defense. Bottom: Susan Martin, Cheryl Riggins, and Lisa Halley struggle for claim of the ball. 208 Top Left: Cyn Hemphill sails upward to another score against the Lobbos. Above: An Angry Red defender and Kristi Aday guard to intercept a pass. Left: Tanya “George” Washington jumps high to gain control of the ball against Amarillo. 209 Junior Varsity Provide Competition First Row: Milton Ellis, Patrick Branch, and K. T. Taylor. Second Row: John Collins, Brent Gabriel, Darrell Haley, Chris Thompson and Coach Monty Malcom. Third Row: Marty Hughes, Kurt Moseley, Mark Slack, Jason Wheeler, Alex McAdoo and Scott Bryson. Not pic- tured is Andrew Jackson. Andrew Jackson dribbles down court. Patrick Branch goes toward the goal. Above: Andrew Dunlap goes for two points. Left: Kurt Moseley goes for two as Landon West watches. Above Left: Ronnie Bradic tries to add two points to the score. 211 Sophomores Win District with record of 18-8 212 Front Row: Rueben Riggins, John Ervinc, Dwight Parr, Ricky Clay, Robbie Harris, and Lance Williams. Standing, Left From Right: Tracy Smith, Manuel Hernandez, Ricky Tullis, Clifton Pinnell, Corey Caldwell, Thyssen Stuart, Conner Evans, and Coach Casey. Rueben Riggins protects the ball as Randy Malone watches. (Left Above) Alex McAdoo aims for two as Rueben Riggins guards the opponent. Manuel Hernandez, John Ervine try to prevent Borger from scoring. (Above) John Ervine goes for two points. (Right) 213 Freshman Provide Road to Future Top, Left to Right: Manager Steve Pelido, Victor Bradic, and Jimmy Poorman. First Row: Kirk Hess, Mark Spain, Jeff Burkhart and Coach Don Nilson. First Row: Ron Morris, David Mitchell, Mark McDonald, Greg Cate and Toby Burrell. Second Row: Brian Wilder, Joe Moberly, Darren Foster, Chris Huggins and John Moore. 214 Front Row: Tracy Mock, Lisa Riggins, Joy Webb, Lopez. and Coach George Franklin. Second Row: Susan Zeleny, Teresa Shaw and La La First Row: Dee Summerville, Elaine Curruthers, Rhonda Springer, Charloetta Smith, and Coach Ernie Kahn. Second Row: Shawna Hud- dleston, Tonya Aldaco, Lisa Gonzales and Peggy Tijerena. JV’crs Have Good Season 216 Kelly Smith goes for the ball. H Hi The JV team from First Row: Patty Autry, Kim Kaylor, Jana Bonkte. Second Row: Kayla Morphis, Page Chambers, Melissa Bigham, Krisri Yar- brough and Carmen Center. Third Row: Sonja Alston, Coach Cooper and Kelly Smith. Sheryl Bedwell jumps for the ball as Kristi Yarbrough, Sheryl Bedwell, Kim McAdoo, and Coach Ernie Khan look on. Kelly Smith tries to decide where the ball should go to Kim McAdoo or Jana Bonkte. 217 Dogs� Reach Playoffs� 218 First Row: Rod Williams, Tony Ortiz, Paul Vera, Raymond Rivera, Johnny Trevino, Jerry Perez, Paul Garcia and Jimmy Diaz. Second Row: Coach John Hill, Jay Myers, Ronnie Ortegan, John Joe Perez, Jerry Vera, John Shores and Coach Tate Casey. Third Row: Kurt Moseley, Thad Carthel, Mark Slack, Chad Englehardt, Jason Wheeler, Eric Weidenbach, Kevin Weiland. Not Pictured is Marty Hughes and Ron Patrick. JUNIOR VARSITY BULLDOGS — First Row: Juan Ramos, Shane Tichelman, Terrance Washington and Scott Buchanan. Second Row: Greg Wilson, Justin Perry, Randy Malone, Roy Mendoza, Gilbert Garcia, and Phil Borron. Third Row: Paul Forbes, Jerry Alexander, Tracy Smith, David Haney, Reid Horan, Sonny Saucedo, and Flakes Riggins. Ron Patrick, Thad Carthel, Marty Hughes, and Coach Tate Casey cheer the Dogs on to victory. Coach John Hill Jf Paul Garcia Eric Weidenbach arms for third barefoot. Team Meeting. 219 Ronnie Ortegan — He Hakes It Look So Easy 220 Coach John Hill gives instructions to Ronnie Ortegon. Us Them Abilene Cooper J.V. 14 6 Abilene High 4 8 Big Spring 10 5 Abilene Cooper 9 10 Snyder Lubbock Dunbar 22 18 Lubbock Estacado 5 10 Snyder 5 4 221 Paul Garcia at bat. Girls Track Begins Rebuilding Members of Girls track are Vickie Richburg, Elaine Car ruthers, Kristie Yarbrough. Second Row: Lisa Riggins, Lisa Hallcey, Kim Kaylor, Sheryl Bedwell, Tracy Spunger. Coach George Franklin, Janie Cooper, Carl Price and Buck Buchanan. DISTANCE — Top: Sanders, Basadua, Kaylor and Morphis. Regional qualifier is Tanya Washington. RELAY TEAMS — Spunger, Hernandez, McAdoo and Smith. 222 Sprinters are: Top: Carruthers. Second Row: Smith, Hallcey, Riggins and Webb. Third Row: Washington, Spunger, Hernandez, McAdoo and Sanders. Jumpers are: Carruthers. Second Row: Riggins, Kaylor and McAdoo. Third Row: Smith, Spunger and Webb. Shot Discusers are: Top: Carruthers. Second Tanya Washington. Row: Smith, Yarbrough. Third Row: Richburg, Washington, Bails. 223 Angry Red Gains Regional Rerih The boys golf team members are from Top, Left: Pat Weatherred, Hank Vera, Kirk Hess, Heath Pennell, Russell Green, and Steve Geroge. Bottom, Left: Kevin O’Hair, Kyle Gabriel, Brain Ragland, Kevin Walker, Trey Speck, Jamey Dixon and Dwayne Dunning. The Varsity Boys Golf Team members are from Front Row, Left: Gary White, Hank Vera, Ron Morris, Kyle Gabriel, Carey Gunter, Loyd Autry, Chris Huggins, and Kirk Hess. Middle Row: Coach Kevin O’Hair, Eric Bailey, Tod Weatherred, Trey Speck, Kevin Walker, John Paul Lyle, Greg Harding, Dwayne Dunning, Russell Green, Steve George. Back Row: Pat Weatherred, Brian Ragland, Heath Pennell, Jamey Dixon, and John Lyons. Girls Kuril Sixth Place in District The girls golf team consisted of Susan Castleberry, Amy Hodges, Susan Marse and Teresa McMennamy, Leslie Younger, Christi Bently, Debra Peck, Karina Jester, and Jennifer McGann and Melinda Oglesby. The girls placed sixth overall in District. Bad playing conditions and inexperience hampered the girls winning any major tournament. Amarillo High’s team placed first in the district and advanced on to the regionals. 226 Karina Jester Teresa McMennamy Susan Marse and Melinda Ogelsby 227 Tennis Team Successful Tim Brown Reaches Regionals The Varsity Tennis Team from First Row: Louisa Garcia, Kristi Griffith, Vicki Falkenberg, Laura Dobbins, Tommy Marlock, Bert Deardorf and Tim Brown. Se- cond Row: Coach Bruce Cunningham, Scott Neeley, Wess Dorman, Ginger Bell, Stacy Harris, Kasey Mayfield, Paul Guajardo, Nickey Kunkel, and Mark Yowell. Third Row: Scotty Havenhill, Kyle Foster, Lisa Andrews, Jason Beard, Burton Smith, Glenn Berry and Jeff James. Not Pictured: Mandy Igo. Front Row: Connie Martinez, Kim Wall, Summer Smith, Keri Hamby, Tonya Roberts, Lisa Bye, Michelle Taylor. Top Row: Greg Estep, Rodney Ebel- ing, Scotty Dillard, Berry Sarver, Brian Gallaway, Ricky Watson, Monty McLean. 228 Mandy Igo Tim Brown Randy Williams, Mike Northup Travel to Regionals First Row: Shane McCarty, Freddy Joe, Mario Garces, Raymond Thomaside, Kelley Pirle, Allen Hearn and Barry Bowens. Second Row: Mark McDonald, David McAdoo, Robert Pardo, David Perez, Roy Thompson, and Randy Williams. 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When Jesus came to Plainview, we simply passed Him by, We never hurt a hair of Him, we didn’t cause Him to die; For men had grown more tender, and we would not give Him pain, we only just passed down the street, and left Him in the rain. Still Jesus cried, “Forgive them, for they know not what they do.” And it continued to rain the winter rain that drenched Him through and through. The crowds went home and left the streets without a soul to see, And Jesus crouched against a wall, and cried for Calvary. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Student Ministry 205 W 8th 296-6318 Plainview, Texas 244 JODI’S Edgemere Center 2413 Yonkers Plain view, Texas 293-3717 SOUTHWESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY 121 West 7th Plainview, Texas 296-2731 Gas is the most efficient of all the major energies. So it’s the economical way to heat your home and water, cook meals, and dry your clothes. And today’s new appliances make gas even more efficient with energy-saving features that use less fuel than ever GAS Energy... 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Wayland takes special pride in its “personal touch” approach to Christian education, as the university’s 1,800 students enjoy a faculty-student ratio of about 1:12. The beautiful 80-acre campus in the heart of Plainview provides the finest in facilities—from the stately administration building, Gates Hall, to the ultramodern McClung University Center. A major addition to the library is already under construction. 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Who’s Who Among American Students. Camille Anderson French Club, Key Club, Science Club, Pub. Club, Quill and Scroll. Elizabeth Andrews Fresh Class — Treas., Spanish Club — V.P., Science Club, Var. Tennis, NJHS, NHS, Academic Award - 2 Yrs. Bonnie Arnold Senior Credits Band, FHA, Latin Club, Symphonic Band. Josie Arrizola Cosmo Ml, VICA - VP, Fresh, J.V. Cheerleader, Class Rep., Class Fav. Runner-Up, FTA, FHA, St. Comp. Eddie Arteaga Art I, II, III. Kelly Baker Thespian Officer, FTA, Chaplain, Treas., “Odd Couple”, “Livin De Life”, “Diary of Anne Frank”, “Camelot”, Latin Club. Mike Baker Var. Basketball, All-Dist. Tech. I II, Fresh. J.V. Basketball. Patricia Barley Fresh., Var. Twirler, Band — Treas., Bandettes, JNHS, NHS, Class Rep., HERO — Treas., VP of Pub. and Pro. Events, FHA V.P. of Programs, and Programs, Who’s Who in Homemaking, Nom. People to People Am. HC Can., Pro. Business Women’s Girl of the Month, Honor Roll, HECE I II. Twila Barnett French Club, Band, Stage Band, Pub. Civic Theater, “Music Man”, Norman Bearden A Cappella, VICA, Key Club — President, Band, Drafting I II. J. P. Beauchamp Band — V.P. Shelly Bedwell A Cappella, “110 in the Shade”, “Camelot”, VOE Lab and Coop, FTA — Pres., Dist. Rec. Secretary. James Black American Leg. Boys State, Who’s Who Among High School Students, Var. Basketball, FHA, Student Council. Johnny Blackwell ICT I II, Bowling Ml. Cindy Blakenship NJHS, J.V. Cheerleader, J.V. Ten- nis, FTA, FHA, French Club. Kristi Kaye Bennett Band, Bandettes, Flag Corps — Capt., FHA, OEA, VOE Coop, HC Princess. Kristi Lee Bennett 268 Fresh Class Fav., Soph. Class Pres. Key Club, NJHS - VP, Nom. Girls State, Latin Club, Pub. Club, Stu- dent of the Month for PBN Club, Student of the Month for Rotary Club. Diane Berry NJHS — Treas., Fresh Basketball, VOE Lab. Kristeena Boatman Track, FHA, FT A, Band. Carla Bonkte Band, Bandettes, Latin Club, 4-H. Troy Boutler Tech. Theater, Industrial Arts. Robert Bowman ICT Mil, VIC A, Pres., Sgt-at-Arms, J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball, Spanish Club. Joe Dale Bradshaw ICT HI, Photo HI, VICA, Band. Tim Brown Student Council, Student Body Pres., Jr. Class Pres., Soph. Class V.P., Var. Tennis MVP, Boys State Delegate, Chamber of Commerce Student of the Month, Jr. Lion of the Month, Chambers Singers, Latin Club, NHS, NJHS - Pres. Cynthia Bustos Cosmo HI, VICA - Rep, VOCCT — Sec., FHA, St. i-isa Cantu OEA — V.P., Records Man. II, 2nd in Area, 7th in State, Queen Can. FHA, Student Council Rep. Merit P. Gregg Caroll Metal Trades, Chamber Singers. Phyllis Cantu Cosmo III, VICA - V.P., VICA - Pres., FHA, State Comp. Albert Chapa ICT HI, VICA. Cindy Cloude Band, Drama, “Livin de Life”, “Snow White”. Chad Cole Fresh., J.V. Var. Basketball, A1I- Dist. 1st Team, All-South Plains 1st Team, Globe News 1st Team, FCA, Student Council Rep., Boys State Nominee. Tonja Clark NJHS, NHS, Band, FTA, UIL Typ- ing, French Club, All Region Band, Variety Show, Honor Roll, Flag Corps, People to People Candidate, Who’s Who. Peggy Contreras FHA, Spanish Club. Victricia Cowart ICT HI, VICA, VOE-Lab., OEA Club, Band. Wade Cox Band, Stage Band, FHA. Cora Craven ICT HI. Joel Daniel Electronics — Rep., Indus. Arts Club. Denise Davis ICT HI, VICA, Band. Chris Dillard A Cappella, Chamber Singers, All- Region Tenor, V.P. Executive Council, Chaplin, “110 in the Shade”, “Red, White and Blue Revue”, “Camelot”, “Charlie Brown”, “Charlotte’s Web”, Basketball, Key Club — V.P., Key Club Winner St. Comp., Latin Club, Thes. Sharon Dowis Band, Bandettes, All-Region, All- 269 Area, Stage Band, NJHS, NHS Sec., Pres. Pub. Club, Bulldog Barker, News Ed. Basketball, Stu. Council. Keri Dunlap Band, Flag Corps, Student Council, FHA, HERO - Pres., HECE HI, Professional Women of the Month. Rebecca Dunn Band, All-Region Rifle Corps, Thes — V.P., “Diary of Anne Frank”, “Snow White”, “Charlie’s Aunts”, Latin Club — Sec. Kay Dunning Band, Bandettes, Rifle Corps, Capt. Var. Golf, FTA. John Esquivel Band, NJHS, Honor Roll, Stage Band, Cosmo HI. Shelli Estep DECA — Pres., Pub. Newspaper Staff, J.V. Tennis. Craig Etheredge A Capella — V.P., Pres., V.P. Senior Class, Chambers Singers, “Camelot”, “110 in the Shade”, Fresh., J.V. Var. Football, Fresh. J.V. Track, Fresh. Basketball, FCA, Boys State Who’s Who, UIL, All Star Cast Thespians. Don Ferguson Treas. Senior Class, Off-Season Award, Var. Football, A Cappella. Donna Ferguson A Cappella — Sec., “110 in the Shade”, VOE Lab, Coop - Sec., FHA. Raymond Flores Who’s Who, VOE, OEA, Pub. Club, UIL Typing, Merit “P” Award, NJHS, Honor Roll. Jo Anne Franco Spanish Club, Band, Bandettes, Fresh. Var. Twirler. Willie Gallardo Metal Trades, VIC A, Industrial Arts. Sandra Gamboa CVAE - Coop, FHA. Marcheta Gattis Soph. Class — Sec., Who’s Who in Journalism, Editor-in-Chief, FHA, Pub. Club, J.V. Tennis, Girls State Nom. Steve George Var. Basketball, Golf, Football, Amarillo Globe News, Soph, of the Year, Boys Rep., Lions Club Stu. of the Month, FFA, FCA, Chapter Sec. Dolores Gonzales Cosmo HI, VIC A — Rep., FHA, Band, Latin Club, St. Comp. Eloy G. Gonzales Band, Stage Band, Var. Cross Country, French Club, President, Var. Track Team, Class Rep. Irene Gonzales French Club, Acc. I, VOE Lab, Journalism I, Pub. Club, Spanish Club, OEA Club, Swimming. Julie Gonzales VOE Lab, Swimming. Melissa Gonzales Fresh. Jr. Class Rep., J.V. Var. Basketball, J.V. Var. Track, Fellowship of Christian Ath. Christopher Goree Thespian — Pres., “The Odd Cou- ple”, “Livin de Life”, “The Diary of Anne Frank”, “Snow White”, “Barefoot in the Park”, “Glass Menagerie”, “The Bad Street”, “No Time for Sargeants”, Var. Tennis, NJHS, NHS, Key Club — Rep. Randy Green FHA - V.P., VIC A - Draft, Stu- dent Council, Ex — Treas., Var. 270 J.V. Basketball, Var. J.V. Baseball, NJHS, Fresh. Football. Paul Guajardo Key Club, All-Region, Band, J.V. Tennis, Var. Tennis. Melinda Hall VOE Lab, Coop, OEA Club. LaMont Harper Band, Stage Band, All-Region. Christi Harrell Band, Bandettes, J.V. Tennis, Spanish Club. Nikki Harris Honor Roll, French Club, NHS, Fresh. Cheerleader, People to Peo- ple Ambassador. Liz Hart Cheerleader — Fresh., J.V., Var., A Cappella, Key Club, FHA, Stu- dent Council, Homecoming Princess, French Club, NJHS. Scottie Havenhill Tennis, Woodwork. Aturo Hernandez Var. Football, Spanish Club, Pub. Club, Bulldog Barker, FCA. Ernest Herrera Var. Football, All-District 2nd Team, Band. Leslie Higdon Spanish Club — Sec., Var. Tennis, Latin Club, FHA. Tracey Hill Plainview Singers, A Cappella Chamber Singers, “Livin de Life”, French Club. Cynthia Hinojosa Band, Symphonic, Honor, Flag Corps — Capt., HECE, HERO — Sec., Second V.P. Randy Holahan Var. Track, Cross Country, FHA, Bulldog Barker. Marie Hooper Student Council — Sec., Class Rep., NJHS, NHS, FFA - Pres., Reporter, Outstanding Voc. Ag Mem., “Livin de Life”, “The Odd Couple”, Key Club, Latin Club. Russell Horan Fresh. Football, J.V. Basketball, Drafting, J.V. Var. Baseball, People to People. Carol Horne Band — Sec., Stage Band, Bandet- tes, NJHS, NHS. Braxton Howie All-Region, All-Area, NHS. Mandy Igo NHS, Var. Tennis, FHA, Spanish Club. Christi Jones Band, FTA, Acapella, “110 in the Shade”, “Red White and Blue Review”, VOE Lab Coop. Kent Jones VICA, Bowling, Elect. Tech. HI, Treas. Lee Jones Fresh. Class President, Soph., Jr., Sr. Rep., NJHS, NHS, FHA - Treas., Var. Football, Honorable Mention. Todd Keller A Cappella, All-Region, All-State, All-Area, Finalists, “Bye Bye Bir- die”, “110 in the Shade”. Donald Kruse FFA, Coop — Ag, Basketball, Track, Rodeo Club. Doris LaFuente Band, OEA Club, VOE - Lab, VOE - Coop, FHA. 271 David Landrum VIC A, Electronics, Tech MI, “Camelot”, and Children’s Shows. Nancy Lira Cosmo HI, VIC A — Sec., Track, Cross Country, FHA, Class Rep. Lee Ann Loafmen NHS, NJHS, Thespians, Voe — Lab, VOE - Coop, “Who’s Who Among American Students,” Honor Roll, Merit P, FTA, FHA, “Snow White”, “Livin de Life”, “Camelot”. Donald Loflin Football, Electronics Tech. HI, VIC A, Student Council. Baldmar Lopez Var. Cross Country, Var. Track, A Cappella. Nina Lopez FHA — V.P., Publications Club, French Club. Leah Kay Lyel Cheerleader — Fresh, J.V., Var., A Cappella, Key Club, NJHS, NHS, Latin Club, HC Princess. Sandra Nellie Lugo Band, Spanish Club, FHA, Jr. Girls, Office Aid. Wayne McDonald Football, Electronics, VICA — V.P., Indus. Art. Stacy McGuire Var. Football, Honorable Mention — WR, Indus. Arts. Trixie McNeill Student Council, VOE — Lab, VOE — Coop, Pub. Club, Band. Jana Marshall A Cappella, FTA — Sec., Hist. VOE - Lab, VOE - Coop. George Martinez Metal Trades, Golf, VICA. Michael Mathews Voc. Drafting HI, Rodeo Club, VICA. Mark Mathis Band, Stage Band, All-Region, Peo- ple to People Ambas., Rugby and Polo Team. Tracy Miller J.V. Var. Football, Spanish Club. Stacy Mitchell Band, Stage Band, All-Region Band, Who’s Who, Spanish Club, Key Club, “Diary of Anne Frank”, “Snow White”. Alfredo Moralez Metal Trades, VICA, FHA. Jessie Moralez VICA, Electronics Tech HI. Deanna Morgan Band, Bandettes — Pres., NHS, NJHS, Student Council, Spanish Club Treas., J.V. Tennis. Stephanie Morgan Band, Rifle Corps, Stage Band, HECE, HERO. Cindy Morton FTA - Treas., NJHS, NHS, Treas., Latin Club, Treas., “Livin de Life”, UIL Math and Science, Band, Honor Band. Mark Mull Fresh. Football, Fresh., J.V., Var. Basketball, FFA, Rodeo Club. Damea Mott ICT I II, Rep. Key Club, Latin Club, Band, FTA. Jay Myers Band, Var. Basketball Mgr., Var. Baseball, Spanish Club. 272 Melissa Nail J.V. Cheerleader, Key Club, Choir, FHA, Who’s Who, Spanish Club, French Club, Pub. Club. Kay Noel Track, FT A. Kim Norris Band, FHA, Fresh. Basketball. Cara Oglesby Band, All-Region, Bandettes, VOE Club, Who’s Who Among American Students, Honor Roll. Ronnie Onsrud ICT — II, French Club, Football. Ronnie Ortegon Fresh., J.V., Var. Football, Fresh., J.V., Var. Basketball, Fresh. J.V., Var. Baseball, Newcomer of the Year, Sophomore of the Year, All- Dist. 1st Base, Pitcher, Fresh., Soph., Jr. Favorite, Jr. Lion of the Month, Draft, V1CA — Pres. LaDonna Owens Fresh. Class Rep., Soph. — Treas., Honor Roll, NJHS, NHS, Key Club, Band, Bandettes, V.P., All-Region, Who’s Who Among American Students, People to People Nom., Math and Science Club, Latin Club, Bulldog Barker Editor, Pub. Club, LMS, TSJCL. Robert Pardo Var. Track, Var. Football, Bi-Dist. Finalist, VICA — Treas., FHA, Class Rep. Sanjay Patel Spanish Club, Tennis. Diana Pequeno FHA - Sec., VICA, VOE - Lab. David Perez Jr. DECA - I II. David Perez Var. Football, All-Dist. Var. Track, VICA Metal Trades, FHA - Treas., Student Council Rep. Diana L. Perez Band, Symphonic, OEA, FHA, Bandettes, VOE — Lab, Coop. John Joe Perez Elect. VICA — Sec., Fresh Foot- ball, J.V. Baseball, FHA, Student Council Rep. Roger Perez Elect. Club, Ad. Doug Perry DECA HI. Lonnie Pierson Cosmo HI, “Red White and Blue Review”, “110 in the Shade”, VICA — Sgt-at-arms. Kelley Pirkle Track, Var. Football, Pub. Officer, Photo I, FCA. Toby Poston A Cappella, Drama, Debate Team, Key Club, Sec. Treas. Rhonda Ramsey VOE Club. Tony Raybal Spanish Club, Photo HI, DE, DECA. Domingo Reyna Auto Mech., FHA, VICA Club. Ben Reyes J.V. Track, FHA Chairman of Hosp., Art HI, Art Club, Spanish Club. Brent Richburg FFA — VP, Var. Football, Boys State Delegate, Latin Club, NJHS, NHS. Cheryl Riggins 273 Basketball, Track, FHA. Beatriz Rodriguiz CVAE. Patricia Rodrguez Band, Bandettes, Flag Corps, FHA, HECE, HERO. Ramon Rodriguiz Metal Trades, VICa inausi. Arts. Virginia Rodriguez Cosmo I II, VICA — Treas., FHA, St. Comp. Kristi Rowan FT A, VOE — Lab. Coop FHA, A Cappella, “Red White and Blue Review”, “Camelot”, “110 in the Shade”. Larry Ruiz Elect. HI, VICA, Club Pres. Bertha Sanchez HC Queen, Cosmo HI, VICA — VP, FHA, Class Fav. Runner-Up, Class Rep. St. Comp. Janci Schwalm Student Council, Band, Bandettes, Flag Corps. John Shores Fresh., J.V., Var. Basketball, J.V., Var. Baseball, Elect. Tech HI, VICA. Carrie Shugart Fresh. Basketball, Spanish Club, HECE, FHA, HERO, Pub. Club, Photo HI, Journalism. Brenda Sims DECA Club, FHA, NJHS, Band, Ri- fle Corps, Key Club, Who’s Who Among American Students. Stacy Smith FHA, DE. Nicky Smothermun ICT HI. Sonya Snelling Band, A Cappella, Fresh., J.V., Var. Cheerleader, NJHS, Key Club, FHA, HC Princess, Who’s Who, Honor Roll. Linda Spann Band, Pub. Club, Bulldog Barker Staff. Sherry Stair Band, Bandettes, Fresh., Var. Twirler, J.V. Tennis, VOE — Lab, Coop, OEA, Who’s Who Among American Students, Honor Roll. Jeff Stalcup Drama, VICA, Fresh., Varsity Foot- ball, Electronics Tech. HI, Indus. Arts. Richard Stanley A Cappella, Chamber Singers, All- State Choir, NJHS, NHS, Latin Club — Pres., “Camelot”, ‘‘Red White and Blue Review”, NSJCL. Ronald Swim Voc. Draft, VICA. Jane Ellen Taylor NJHS, NHS, Thespians, “The Odd Couple”, “Livin de Life”, “Diary of Anne Frank”, “Snow White”, Science Club, French Club, Pub. Of- ficer, Flag Corp. Co-Capt., People to People Norn.; Band, Bandettes. Sheila Thomas Rodeo Club, VOE — Lab, Coop, FHA. Raymond Thomashide Track, Cross Country. Roy Thompson Boys State Rep., All-Dist. Football, Math and Science Club, Var. Team, Honorable Mention, Honor Roll, Basketball. Shannon Thrasher Football, Elect. Pari. Officer, Indust. Arts. 274 Shawn Thompson Cosmo HI, VICA Sec., FHA Sec., St. Comp Tammy Thrasher ICT HI, Rodeo Club, Cross Coun- try, VICA, Treasurer, Pari. FHA. Shellie Trammell French Club, Pub. Club, Who’s Who, FHA. Noe Valles Var. Cross Country, J.V. Track. Benny Velasque VICA, Metal Trades, Pari. Indust. Arts, Debt. State. Cheryl Vera Who’s Who, Honor Roll, Band, Stage Band, All-Region Band — Treas., Key Club, “Camelot”. Albert Vega Band, Stage Band, Spanish Club, Voc. Draft, VICA, Boys State Cand. Jerry Vera Var. Football, Var. Baseball, VICA Club, Metal Trades, Trades V.P., Pres., FHA, NJHS, Student Council Rep. Nora Villarreal VOE, Spanish Club. Kim Washington Cross Country, Track. Julie Watson Band, Bandettes, All-Region, Drum Major, “Diary of Anne Frank’’, “Snow White”, “Charley’s Aunt”, Honorable Mention, Actress, “Livin de Life”, VOE — Lab, Coop, OEA, Spanish Club. Liana Watson Band, FHA, OEA, Pari., Fresh. Twirler, NJHS, Flag Corps, VOE Lab. Eric Weidenbach Var. Football, Var. Baseball, Key Club, Jr. Class V.P., Sr. Class Pres., Sophomore Class Fav. Runner-Up. Holly O. Whatley Sec — Math and Science Club, Pres — Spanish Club, Sec. Jr. Chass Student Council, Band Sgt- at-Arms, Thesp. All-Region. Tracy Wheeler Fresh. J.V. Cheerleader, Key Club, Pub. Club, NJHS, French Club, FHA Merit P, Student Council, FT A, NJHS, NHS, Thes., Math and Science Club. Cheryl Whitaker Rodeo Club, Var. Track, Cross Country, ICT HI, VICA, Sr. Sec. Wayne White Band, Stage Band, Mach. Woodwork. Kristi Wilson Latin Club, Thes. Officer, “Music Man”, “Camelot”. Sandra Wood VOE - Lab. Brett A. Wright ICT HI, VICA Off. Pari., Spanish Club. Connie Yarbrough A Cappella. Kelley Yarbrough FFA, Coop Ag., Voc. Ag. Leslie Younger HECE I, HECE II, FHA - Hero, Pub. Club. 275 Table of Contents Opening Seetion- Amer ica Our America Page 1 Basic Training Page 18 Veterans Page 34 Ranks Page 48 Life in the Trenches Page 88 Cadets of Distinction Page 138 Regimental Flanks Page 154 On the Front Tines Page 178 War Time Contributions Page 230 Senior Credits Page 268 1977 — Michelle Cook 1978 — Teresa Landry 1979 — Patti Frisbie 1980 - Mica Williams 1981 — Diana Hayes 1982 — Lisa Nolan 1983 — Bertha Sanchez PHS Graduates Back In the Classroom as teachers Have you ever wondered what happens to old Plainview High graduates? In case you did not know some of them have come back to haunt the classrooms of P.H.S. as teachers. Those teachers that were once in the same state of mind that students are in their classes are Mrs. Virginia Butler, Mrs. Nancy Baucum, Mrs. Cindy Young, Mrs. Regina Clark, Mrs. Paula Williams, Mrs. Sue Kidwell, Mrs. Lisa Kersh, Miss Cynthia Gregory, Mrs. Judy Buchanan, Mr. Greg Patridge and Sharon Harder. Yes, even your vice principal, Larry McBee is a graduate of PHS. Another member of the English department, Sue Kidwell, graduated in 1943. As a student here, Mrs. Kidwell participated in band. To further along her career after graduation, Mrs. Kidwell attended college at Texas Virigina Butler graduated from P.H.S. in 1956. She then went to attend Howard Payne University, where she majored in speech. As a member of the English department, P.H.S. is the only place she has taught since her graduation. When asked ws it hard to come back to the school, Mrs. Butler replied, “No I felt like I was coming home.’' Mrs. Butler is married has has three children. Paula Williams graduated from PHS in 1957. Mrs. Williams commented that Mr. Ryan was the only teacher from that time, that is still here. He was her junior high band teacher and was occasionally assisting the high school band director. After Mrs. Williams graduated, she continued her education at Texas Tech University. Her major ws in English. Mrs. Williams