Bandera High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bandera, TX)

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THE BULLDUG Volume XII ' 1984 Bandera High Schoo Bandera Texas TABLE OF C Honors 12 High School we 28 Academics and Staff 46 Organizations 58 Sports 94 Senior Activities A 124 Iunion High ' 134 Elementary 1. 164 Advertisements 182 F 1 It , ToniByam- ff

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depth conversation about life - football. After an ALS field trip, Steve and Ioy share their dreams. Sharing times together makes high school a lasting and special memory for each of us. Whether you share a com- mon bond or share a shoulder, memories will naturally be kept, good or bad. Often lines such as - You remember the time We . . . or I'll never forget . . . make high school friendships a strong bond. Years from now, even if you and your friends have lost touch those special friendships will be fresh in your mind. Unique memories can only be made by friends and times spent together. Friendships are built through par- ticipation in different activities, many hours spent practicing or studying together. Critical times that lead you to share a little of yourself with someone can build a special bond that too, will last a lifetime. Sharing a superior rating, a trophy, a victory or a defeat can strengthen a bond. So it is for BHS students. They bond together to share some of the happiest times of their lives. They grow and learn together and leave BHS with many memories. imma ME Ann and Catherine clown around be- tween classes. Bruce McMeans leads an in- 2 Introduction