Bandera High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bandera, TX)

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At BHS each organiza- tion and individual strives to be the best they can be. This year is evident that their pride and deter- mination paid off. Through hard work and practice the Bulldogs drive for perfection, to become number one. Each possessing a dream that yearns to be fulfilled. They went after it and many succeeded others failed. But because they were bound to be better they picked themselves up and started again. Many times during the year we won and other times -- we lost but our attitudes and values made us unbeatable. Top: Coach Nuese, held by Dyke Ferrall and Ioe Kalka, is helped off the field after beating Ran- dolph in football for the first time in Bulldog History. Bottom: The Bulldog band watches the game quite intently. Their varied facial expressions show that bandmembers are all different in personality but they all agree that they love their Bulldogs. 8 Introduction O 1 ' df :it Mxus..1s...- ,. t. E. W-my t tt'

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ew. 5 ftugmjt' 'N tiki?-' this 'l IIB! '-l I xi X., 1 35' gi, -'N' , We sing the Alma Mater a million times, but it will always remain special. V'I'C'T'O'R'OOPS! Mr. Marsh ,lu zir- AJ' - I in. :Ill all and Jonathon puzzled again? . I O . ' Ik: ' --If eeaggqq , L. Ted Celis relaxes between songs. 4 n . o R a n d y says I've made this s h o t a m i l l i o n times. Toni Byam - 7

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fi 7 ' 1 li.: W' 'Se 6-4 .QQ Q Above: Shannon McMu11an Qalias The Blue Max, takes a rest during the pep rally. if 'W34 ex ' .iff , W Above: The helmet of Warren Clingon says many things about the Dogs winning season. I I 0 'Ol Nancy Herriott