Bay City High School - Black Cat Yearbook (Bay City, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1980 volume:

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In the case of Bay City High School, the agent for change over the past five years in our athletic program has been Athletic Direc- tor and Head Coach Ron Mills. Coach Mills has a low-keyed kind of energy . . . you don't hear about him until his successes become evident - and this year they have brought us to our first state playoff in football. ' He and his department have given us many reasons to cheer in all our sports programs. - And, so, it is to Coach Mills that this Energy for the Eighties 1980 Black Cat Annual is dedicated. 2 Congrats, Coach! Literally half of Bay City seemed to be at the Astro- dome to cheer on the Black Cats as they played their very first State Final game. At left, Principal Joe Gra- ham presents the UIL Trophy to Coach Mills at a spe- cial awards assembly honoring all of the school's lop- notch pigskin teams. Harold Smith tries medal for size. 3 Season to Remember P699 Heroes rewarded I xf X Half-time Shows Spirit Leading Cheerleaders u ' 'W' ' 1 1 I I When you,ve said CATS, y0u,ve said it ALL! Spirit-a-plenty. lu my W And more awards. And spirit to go. ' I if Riding high. It takes courage to wear your clothes inside out and backwards - but it was worth it to add a little spice to campus life! Nice tie, Michelle! Inside out and backward seniors. 7 O O A time to get out Mom's old poodle skirt and Dad's old letterjacket. if 49 HQPPY Days! Rice Festival ominees M, av Senior girls are top beauties hon- ored at International Rice Queen pageant and court. arades ,.gW'M, in-w 4geswQ ,Ha H V K ,y A ,. ! A . ww, l W W MKG W ' N 'F ,J .,.-fi',..l Deck the Halls Paint the Town K Q Never Forget a Face 1 f 'N1-. R x J X' 'H a -- I5 And Then, There Are Classes and Teachers Foreword: And so we came... With ENERGY. And this yearbook is a celebra- tion of that energy, the energy of Bay City High School in the fall of 1979 and the spring of 1980. For this energy, as manifested in the faculty, stu- dents, clubs, and sports programs, is what makes winners out of all of us who have known Bay City High. So, browse and enjoy. And as you remember, maybe a little of the old voltage will tingle through your system once again. Long live ENERGY! HIGH ENERGY ----- ------- Table of Contents Administration and Faculty LIVE WIRES ------- ------- C lass of 1980 REACTORS --------------------- Class of 1981 SEMI-CONDUCTORS ------- Class of 1982 ELECTROLYTES -------------- Class of 1983 POWER CELLS ---------------- COLLECTION PANELS ----- GENERAToRs ---------------- EQUATIONS ------- ------- FORCES -------- ------- I8 Organizations Honors ...... Sports ...... Big Events . . Advertisers . AAA Senior Football Finalists 'LQV3 i,,o. Cats ! CComposite Courtesy W The DailyTribunej slhs i-tsi A': g Q C' lock wise from lej: L. Brown B. Kitching M. Lemon H. Smith Coach Mills C. Seiferman G. Schuman W. Deadrick B. Reeder T. Brown H. Brinkley S. Fletcher G. Williams K. Culbreth C. Woods B. Booker 2l BOARD OF TRUSTEES - Standing Cleft to rightjz Taylor Steves, Lynn Quillin, Jimmie Parker and Frank Craftg Seated Cleft to rightjg Robert Bell, Dr. Wayne Slone and Dorothy Birkner. igh Energy .II Ail1lD + I IIlIS5 T WMXT HW IN HIFACMIIIIJY I 23 THE MEN AT THE TOP Superintendent- Dr. John Briggs 5 I X Q ,N , X X xi ag swf es W .-gb ally., K f ki - s . .i-aiu ,- gy, -5 X - 'il ' s . . . 'X 15 M .... , QI' 'N X FFQZ-Nr M i K if z is . s Qs?-ii! N -' ss s s K F ,L . i 3 si i....gf'5Uc., s,,,...a Sam Maglitto Eddie Jecmenek Curriculum Business Affairs !.....-.-- fx Welcome to BCISD! ur Leaders is 5 Joe Graham - Principal O. A. Schraub - Assistant Principal Thanks for Your Support- - - Q Peggy Schraub Linda Clayton Gevonna Frnka - Attendance - - Secretary - - Receptionist - 1--aw. eff F ., . Learning Center: Sally Arnold and Elizabeth Young Nanciruth Cox - Counselor 1:4 A'-y-g-fin a 'W' - ys '-t r is g f I ' 3 C 1 it . 4 '- 7 Q ,5 s ,U f' I 1 4 ' ANN? ix . ' V' . .NN f K .f In ,I 2 K NA six.. ' if . lg' 71 il Maintenance Personnel Virginia Jackson - Nurse 27 ul. . . We Couldn't Do Without You amor J an Counselors' Joseph M urphy Vocational Counselor 28 lf 'P S Cafeteria Staff Mollie May Lillian Willis Clerk Counselor l Robert Matthews gf C. tttt 5 R hmte Vocational Director 4 S '55 iff Gloria Brown Jan Brown Rosemary Faseler Thelma Fountain 5' 1 in V ? ' in 'Qi l -ev Charles Hann Jim Howze Helanie Klawon Susan Lang Maura Ludwig Nancy McClanahan Q . A ii. Xia X 'T Cerie Muecke Garth Parker Sallie Salas Tom Schneider w N r ia I I . ., J Cindy Johnson, Katherine Mays, Ruth Anderson, Diane Frankson, Diane McKelvy, Connie Cornman, James Coe. Vi Sullivan, Lottie Witherspoon, Brenda Pointer. k1'k- K E K' Eff. ,h J H ,F ly JK' 1 xxx .... ,rw A BUSH' U 0- 'fn O , H1 K I num, , so W R Standing Q1 to r.J: Charles Silvey, Beverley Leach, James Sowell, Jeanette Hale, Gerald Ussery, Norma Barnett, Bernard Graham, Shirley Hart, Jim Charltong Kneeling: Norman Acuff, Edward Webster. ll TUESDAY S 1 11 1: C S S PS5 wh, 32 'RET' 4, ' Myrna Pontiff - David Tidwell - Blanche Johnson ' v -:hav S nw wp, ' ,tt - i,:.m f. --mt. . f Nm, -M .,N1..e... .1 f . 1, .A.'fg.- f,-4:.il!Q' n egg--5, . ,Af'Jq,'L.' 4-wa . .5 1 ir, ,R mi . , 54 - ' 4 ,, ,N , k . ik f ?,Li3iQ:5iffQ, gf? - FQ? aet'fE'a5Q:,fgg:-,iigh 'F L1 , Y 'f -1,1 Uv. ,, . f L 'wx .. t EC! my HQ? - , , Q ,l I K- ' ,Lx e 5, , lu.'.f.,,l 4 ,., , , XTING ' tt HEA'-:THt , , , i 'ti Betty Coffer William Spacek Paul Pennington Q . - Y N - 2 1 3 . E v 'ii Dana Hamilton Speech - Drama .-1 I 4-.M ' -up . 1 . A .553 A. 4 .- , A Eugenia Littlefield won' I if, fa M im' .Ik if . if , ,nv M.---l e ffl N - Choir John Reinke Band Director E x The rts Linda Allison, Art x Robert Littlefield, lizind , Coaching Staff l 9 ,qi ANX I Standing: Edward Nelson, Hal Roberts, David Jones, David Tidwell. Walt Wendtlandg Kneeling: Dick Walton. James Adams, Ron Mills, Athletic Director: Marshall Brown, Louis Loyd. P a :yn 'x. ...+,,. V' Q. 'N S y if . I Q -fx K A 'gp' get we Jim Kirchmeier , X it it ' L 4,7-. ,i v WV 'gi 'VK -'. Q' ' fl' Qlfy H I V ll' .. X E , fl to rl: Mattie Sue Ringgold. Karen Wendtland. Karen Crain and Hope Flores Jan Brown Parker Eugemo Mrhan French German Spanish Pete Hale Plan A v-drier 'ig '43 5 ! Foreign Language O. D. Gray - Math Activators They help keep the groups moving. . . Gevonna Frnka - Receptionist X, - X R f John Reinke - Band Chief T lf? Q- S Susan Lang - Cheerleaders V' l Mattie Sue Ringgold - Girls' Sports 37 I -51.2 f Ness Vi -li it , ,xg SH 'Ea i y. , -.3 Seiya if 7 J, W P' fif- , 1 iffgtg, Q M. ' N. J ii Yr ,M Q SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - fl to rj: Patti Koudelka, secretaryg Rebecca Sitz, treasurerg Craig Estlinbaum, presidentg Kim McClanaham, reporterg Debbie Kovar, vice-president. Live Wires 38 T IME MNH IHII l The highest energy class of Bay City High School, the Seniors of Nineteen-Eighty. got their act together early, and kept going strong every minute, making for a powerful graduating year. A ':' B Beth Abshier Lenora Arias Susan Armatta 3- rv I in Devin Ball We March! Langston Hughes - Youlh as Terry Baros 0 Jesse Becerra Ora Bell Tommy Bennett Q4 1 tff f Virginia Ashworth mt. Barry Barbour f .ff .fe Mark Beasley Mike Billingsley 1 Pe 5, ,l l Charles Birkner Bubba Bodenburg Billy Booker Angie Bravo I believe in the God who shows himself y Russ Bremer Henry Brmkley in the orderly harmony of all that exists - - - ,f , Anthony Brooks Bobby Joe Brown T y Brow Gerald Brown Grace-Marie Brown Larry Brown Latricia Brown Sue Carlisle Todd Chambers 42 Sandra Cisneros Lizette Brown There is a great deal of human nature in people. Mark Twain Paula Brown Bobby Busha Elaine Cerny Marci Chapa Lane Claybourn l Nathan Coates Kyle Coldren fr r Mitzi Conner Varena Cook Greg Cotton Ah, but a man's reach should exceed 0 , ' Rod1iyCox or what's a heaven for? R b IB g Frank Craft Kenny Culbreth Jack Daugherty aren avrs I Allen Cox P11 Steven Cuellar amfa ZIVIS i I Warren Deadrick f . ,yr Bobby DeLeon Meyer Denn Tonie Dickens Be not simply good - ,f X I Terry Donohoei i Kenny Doty Robert Durgan 44 Gene Eidlebach Henry David Thoreau 1' Craig Estlinbaum Lora Edison ' 1 Mary Fair Theresa Fields r fff' Elizabeth Figueroa Diane Fisher Katrina Fisher Bobby Flannel Friends are the end and the reward l ' of l1fe. Michael Fraley Luther Franklin They keep us Worthy of ourselves. Robert Louis S Ievenson Denise Gann Nancy Garcia Rita Garcia Steven Garcia Andrea Gartica Victoria Garza 45 J J f David Gilmer K Marcos Gonzales Carl James Gormey O' Jacqueline Gipson Henry Gomez Ignore dull daysg forget the showersg keep count of only shining hours. Louis Untermeyer - Lesson from a Sun-Dial Ofelia Gomez Richard Gonzales Timothy Graeber B r I 46 Mark Griffin Steve Griffin Brenda Gutierrez Julie Hampton KatheyH y GracieHanna L H J h H d Those who know the truth are not equal to those who love it. Confucius Eric Hilllard Audrey Huebner Rodney Ilseng Ken Jahns Eddie J anise i Truth has no special time of its own. I Carlos Jaramillo T Sylvia Jaramillo always. Albert S chwez tzer Andrew Jimenez Carlotta Johnson 48 Brenda Jones Chawyer Jones John Jurek Winifred Kahn Clifford Kinard Steve Klingaman Susan Knight Mike Coursey Koonce Truth is stranger than he fiction - Diana Kopecky Vicky Kopnicky to some people. Mark Twain Patti Koudelka Debbie Kovar Keith Kridler Candy Lafayette James Latham Lewis Lawrence 49 M chael Lehmann Miko Lemon Larry Lewis Todd Linda Dost thou love life? Then do not squander B rbara Littlefield Quintin Littl t for that's the stuff life is made of. Benjamin Franklin nneth Luedecke Eve Luer Ricky Luera John Lusk Tony Mayberry Kim McCl time, r ' f fl , , Xl. Lisa McClary Michele McCloskey Tina McCrosky Dennis McCulloch I can live x for two months Mark McGill a Cindy Mcou i D good compliment. V Mark Twin Jay McKelvy Susan McMahon Margaret McMillan Daniel Medina David McLeod Guadalupe Medina 51 JoAnn Melvin Bonnie Mendiola V Judy Milberger V John Milner Only the educated Frances Minkert JOC Mitchell free. Epictetus Terry Montoya Donna Moon Paul Morris Jody Muniz Kara Murphy Mike New Chung Nguyen Toan Nguyen Hoang Van Nguyen Paula Nyga : 6 Our minds possess by nature 5' KC YO'B'ieH an insatiable desire g Guyogmf to know the truth. Cicero I Dwayne Opella Gregg Org Yvonne Orsak Paul Ottis Sharon Ottis Dina Owe 5 21 yf I L . . Greg Owen Kay Page Sonia Palmer Cynthia Parker The roots of education are bitter, Steven Pena Ernesto Perez the fruit is sweet Aristotle TA , 4 gl Michael Perez Mabel Pernetter 54 Sydney Pernetter Ann Phillips Kevin Phillips Connie Popek f 1 glas Purdy Kim Quinn Mary Quintanill Georg R B ce Ramsey Edueat1on makes a people easy to lead, u difficult to driveg .lame R d easy to govern, but 1mposs1ble to enslave Lord Brougham I' mmy Reece G S 4' B lly R g R y Carole Reynolds Denic R h y You can t get anywhere today if you are still 'Af Gardner S g t1ed down to yesterday James Sch 1 fl? Curtis Seiferm Linda Senkyrik Tonya S Q if f' TUV Gary Shuman Scott Sieben Angie Silva Diana Guebara Silva A friend 1S a present Abby Silvas l Gary Simons j yourself Roberl Louis Stevenson X I dl X It Rebecca Sitz Deborah Skinner Ast Kellie Slater Beverly Burt Sliva Bryan Keel Slone Debra Smith ffni 57 d Smith 1 ia Smith S k S esthaphunlarp 8 R Stanley Harold Smith Jack Smith Leia Smith Be cheerful. Of all the things you Wear, your expression is the most important. Shawna Stan Sharon Sm d Dale Sump Mark Svatek S ylvia Tan T Q Ass ina ao Carl Taylor Carliss Tayl Jacqueline Taylor T T yl Nothing is all Wrong. Even a clock Adeleide Tollaksen at h as Stoppe d 5 Ronnie Ton y runmng 1S right N twice a day. Angie Torres Tim Tramm ll X Michelle Turner Justin Tweedle Mary Valad .--if Anna Vega Jesse Villarreal Kathy Wade Britt Wallac Most of the shadows of this life are caused Cheryl Warner Jackie Smith W 1n our own sunshine. Ralph Waldo Eme Bret Weeks Sandra Wells K fa K A it il Veleda Wells Lee Wikoff Terry Wiley Alicia Willia ITI Greg Williams Teresa Williams Cedric Woods Sheryl Woods Lynda Yarb All of the flowers of all the tomorrows are in the seeds of today. 5? K ent Woo da Yarb Ng JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS - CClockwise from lj: Lisa Neuszer, treasurerg Sheri Lawrence, secretaryg Enoch Gatson, reporterg Julie Lowry, vice-presidentg and Pam Taylor, president. - C21ClOI' S 62 lllelllwlllll NIR S The second energy level of BCHS, the Juniors, strove continuously to live up to their slogan, We do things that can't be done - Senior Class of Eighty-One. On-lookers hoped that the Juniors wouldn't experience a melt-down in the process. 3 Q . 2 s 1 3 E E f r - 5 k E , Q 1 , -Q. i E 1 5 ' ! ! - E l 2 i 9 2 E N , 3 E I x x i Q x E - s 5 1 5 , 1 I f 1 V . . u W - i ,L l ' I V L ix -i .Wi iw:-si g - -:sz .Qu uf- N . fl xix- L r N .. gy A , K . . . ww, K Q uv' kifz m Q. 1 'V film .- x v X Cf? Qffpk F x f Ngsgxt ,' FUNNY FACES Pam Taylor Diane Huerta Imelda Mendiola lsidro Lopez 'X E SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS - fl to rj: Jerilyn Holubec, treasurer: Helen Silvas, secretary: Lori Graham vice-presidentg Veronica Morales, reporterg and Millie Crawford, president. Semi-Conductors 74 aff, i, A 8 if -'fg ' 1f .'f .A -fy S3 ll? llhllll Q Q IIN IIE S 4 The Sophomore Class was one of the ground levels of energy at Bay City High School in the year of '79-'80. Supporting their teams with all their might, they managed to conduct the excitement of the year throughout the school. l F W K ,Ls 4 O5 i s 4 . , I 'Q A I 'X , ' AQ. 5, ,N ,, .. 'V , 4 ' -asf L 'KES r 'Q 8 N S . .fx ngx S ' F f 0 his 1 xiii ' xi 13 QQ x r ifftllisffiiihdy L xi x .K xl. K i or L A X r 5-fxh gf kx KX I .L l -ix I 1 Msgs? ITL ' if A X Il: ,4- XX sa.. f ,ll ,. Q in Ur 21 i' ! f! 5 we M .. A XXV 'lxxlx -,v s 4 'Q v 9 xl s uf Mk ' L X. W Hunt, Martin L L l fiaeksoiiiiiiacqueline Jackson, Mairrlyn athan iff fX Iiifaniillo, Jose L Jerrickgkathleen Antiiony Johnson, Dennis ,IQhnson,,Jennifer Johnson. Jonathan Johnson, Lisa Jtihnston, Jennifer Kaiser, Steve L Kimsey, Patricia Kovar, Anne Elise Kruppag Kevin Kubecka. Sandra Lane, Danny Lemon,,A. Tyron Levereti, Marvin Levi, Shelley Lewis. ,Eric 1 Lewis, Joe Lewis, Lethia Lewis, Renata Libby. Christy Linn, Raef Lively. Stephanie Long, Helen Lopez, Alma L Lopez, Sandra Lowery, Ricky Luke, Kelley Lukefahr. Jeanette Lyle, Joy Lynch. Randy Martinez, Randy Matthews, Debbie Matthews. Mark Natura, Brenda Matura, Jr.. Leonard May- Qavid L L -Mayl Mandy ,McCrosky. Theresa McDonald Melissa ii JimMcDonald: Tracey 4 if ft W - Faces of Energy ,i FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS - fl to rj: Michael Tomek, presidentg Jessie Jecmenek, secretaryg Carla Salas reporterg Dane Simons, vice-presidentg and Danette Soileau, treasurer. Electrolytes 84 ll? W lug SS llllellll hm HIE IINW This was their first year in high school. What freedom . . . Fifties Day. Inside-Out and Back wards Day, Hat Day - Not to mention those gloriously crazy pep rallies for a winning team Who says that once you're in high school you have to act grown-up? l 5 gb 3 1 1 SJ veg? I 2 Q X fx-Wg. .- L 1 .,L1 A K ii, x fQ a W , . '.Q D 4 K' Z' I. . ' kj D' 135' E1 4 - . xl is X' K 'gil Q 1 ' ' , K M W a'. - ' f g 9 0 K l l l - V if B Q' Q! qx 1 i D X Q 5 X N Xl Y. A- in f e , f 5 be fa, 2 Q X U Q .,,n A qi if, if ff- Mi Q K D yy! 7' Jr - I. fe X fiis. S , L or 'fi' E X , . HYXSI 1 . L 1 1 ' i, ,L f I sa ' X . . ' s V. 'kk A le ' AL A N l Y J A lf' X e l :ei we - ,INA f Kinsey. Brian Kirby. Terri Kirkland. Jackie Kirk. Steve - . Kitching. Ken Kopecky. Adam Kaifi dler.'RosaIyn Lain. Kimberly Lehmann. Roland Lemon, Bevy L Lewis. Horace Libby. .lalisa Lopez. Arnold Lopez. Rene Lowery, Warren . Lowry. .lillif f Lozano. Martha Lynch. Judy L Maden. Terre Mailhos. Matthew Marshall, Spencer Martinezg Belinda Martinez, Francisco Martinezg Petra i Marting Kevin Mason. Billy h Mggxtthews, Kenneth Mature. John McClary. Brian NlfgiCloskey, Mike Mccumbef. John McDonald, David lsffzlieandggllennifer MeNeil Laura L Medina: Lydia Mejias.Vic1or g Melendez. Melinda Mendiola. f'Buddy Medinola. Julian Middleton. Bruce Milner, .lohnna Milton. Debbie Mirand, Debra Montague, Bobby Mi5ntoya,'Dennis' Moon, Debbie Moore. Eghel Mbore. Kaylene ,V 1. , we xx gxbi gt ' i wx ! Ni , Sh X gi KH I 'Y S Sl' tg ff KKI- kf.:1 ' k-L A .xx h l X b' uw , 5 , I kkg'-- . 'qbb A I, - 7 K 'f fu' f L I.i LLL-- L'W1' 5 - A LA.- gi. A, t if uv. j .3 , A 5 ' i f 1 ' 1 Q- , . ,5 K i 5' 3 Q. , ms - - 4Ps Vf ' .1p! 4-it 3 my X 1 'TT X X 54 1. 7 by lv .x -Q x if f 4 Fall Flood September's weather was worse than usual with flooding causing an unexpected extra holiday and parking lots became lakes. 5-if as A use ssgs s to t to , Nancy Garcia and friends play in patio pond. -pqkwvfx '-K' A Energy Days . ww xx in xx tk xx gm yy 1- nvilhrr 'H 'ii i Hanging tough 55 .1222 ff ig 6?4CKCP3 5, F ,J jf fl Q z Walking tall 94 Taking pride. Finding out. W ,ff M E Power Cells ,,.-Q 9 W,,W,,, ,,,,,.,.......,,,,x., - -W ..... ,.,. ....,. ...... , .5 T- N t Y N N, ,,,,-, ...,,, , .... .. Y i 5 'F INTER-CLUB COUNCIL OF BAY CITY HIGH SCHOOL IRQMlNlllllllZAT1Il44 S Annual Staff The 1980 Black Cat staff began labor- ing on the production of this year's book in the summer of 1979. During the school year staffers have worked in two separate periods. At right is the fourth period group consisting of Sylvia Tanner, Grace-Marie Brown and Marci Chapa. Below is the third period crew: Sherry Head, Gardner Savage, Angie Bravo, Nina Polk and Eric Hart. - Not shown, but usually in the photo lab, are Marc McSwain and Ricky Bostick. Sponsor is Mrs. Gloria Brown. , H A f ' A ' ' YI, s -- '. f iv 1' rbi, X ' !, li VN! 1- f 1 4 . H A X , X ' l tkerafr H lim - - A ,B N S Art Club Members of the Art club distinguished themselves in a variety of media. Some won national as well as district and regional honors. Sponsored by Mrs. Linda Alli- son. the group helped many other clubs who had special need of their artistic talents. The Annual Staff is espe- cially indebted to the Art Club for the striking representation of the 1980 Black Catcover which was the original design of staffer and Art Club mem- ber Sylvia Tanner and formed the backdrop for the Favorites Assembly. From row A Huerta I Mendiola D Huerta M Mailhos and C. Cook: Second row: S. White. J. Tanner. V. Cook. S. Sresthaphun- larp S Standiford and L Mendiola Thirdrow S Tanner, P. Taylor, L. Mailhos and N.Garcia. 99 w F .5-L' Military fficers 0-.au -,,.u, mm.-s i ' I Q . W Q q .L Q 4 fl to rj: A. Sliva. R. Sitz, T McCrosky. J. Hampton, V Hollas, captain. v . si? V Lf is Social Officers iQ Clockwise: A. Williams, D. Valenta, D. Skinner, P. Koudelka. 1 i N I A r 101 Homecommg Queen's Ride 5 .YE 4 F .W Mfg,-'W 3 .1 .pu W , , wi, J,-r ' It was a very good year for that famous Black Cat Band. They were noted for their exciting and inven- tive halftime performances, which featured such stars as Kermit the Frog and Superman. They wowed the judges at Marching Contest, receiving un unanimous ii l rating, and continued to do well in successive competitions. They finished off the year with a trip to Disneyland in California. In the Astrodome - - - runnin 4, '7.!Alll, I N I M 6 lmfslllgsgisy Qf,..3,l ffm .. . ,il .pl j , . . 5- fifiii 1ili iiUi ' Q 1 Officers 'N 'mr H -'B.EJ.W,. - fw '- . il, TV b . ,ga F' fc hat Famous Black Cat and Drum Majors T. Lindamood, K. Slater E . ,S tl to rj: A. Silva, Pres. P. Seeker. Sec. R. Farris. Rep K. Page, Veep l f! - H 6 , D M V r l ' Front row fl to rl: O Walton. N. Brown, S Schaal. S. Ottis. A: Sil- vas. L. Hampton, D White. D. Holubec Back row: C. Curnuitte. J. Davis. J. Holubec, C. Acheson, K. Crow. K Huebner, I. Quintanilla H.Silvas. 104 V fN fx QTY O M if A 5 X V ,fm ff if - 7 HQ ' , 3..a.f'f4 'I ,',4g, JP. Q Sf: 73. ...gf if 'V If 'X .XM ,Q ,-X ,, X mi Flag Rank Q .Q Q D D 3 p f ,wg X545-K 'XS 'VV , F Sophomore Squad CAboveJ: D. McKinney, T. Pool, K. Bush Junior Varsity fat lefty: K. Luke. Y. Woods, D. Chambers. Freshman Squad ,Lk 5, A YL' N Sf! if E 47 W 5 'xv Q K I Sz'!!'Sls!ii3I'I23ii . is K ' u S 1 f l -H 4- -,Q m ffi If-D P-f .3 ,Ft ii 1 A . r ---1 1I 'f.'l . l 1T CHOIR COMPLEMENT - Front row: T. Lindamood, E. Garza, L. Lopez. S. Jaramillo, J. Quillin, E. Figueroa. A. Silva, B. Abshier, J. Warner, D. Richards, l. Quintanilla, E. Ramosg 2nd row: S. Pointer, T. Bacon, E. Cervantes, M. Garza, T. Boatwright, L. Wilkins, D. Seaman, P. Nygard. D. Head- ley. M. Fair. P. Minkertg 3rd row: D. Figueroa, P. Koudelka, K. O'Brien. K. Coker, S. Lawrence, J. Hampton. A. Davis. D. Valenta, L. Graham. K. Jerrick. M. Brown. ft: Under the direction of Mrs. Genie Littlefield, the choir groups marked up another successful year filled with group and indi- vidual honors and the pleasure of entertaining audiences through- out the school and in the commu- nity. BOYS GROUP - Adding an extra sparkle to the productions put on by another school group was this informal boys' choir that was spotlighted in Desire Under the Dunes . the fall production of the speech and drama department. Front row: D. Garrison, R. Garcia, C. Zbranek, G. Austin: 2nd row: M. Good- man. J. Sandusky. D. Roots. IO9 Cosme- tolog Under the leadership of Mrs. Jeanette Hale, students complete a two-year course to prepare for a glamorous career in the field of cosmetology. CT? -1' . STATE COMPETITION FINALISTS - Yvette Woods. Renee Stanley. Bonnie lt' MKS Mendiola, Denice Richey, Lydia Gomez, and Angie Torres. Steady hands and nerves - sf' -I I ,7,L.W',4l5, Fifi' ' ' Witt' . a 'W L V, f-, 1247 I .94 :WL it Seated fl to rj: B. Mendiola, A. Torres, R. Leach, T. Coneyg Standing: S. Godsey, R. Stanley, V. Vasek, Y. Woods, S. Callas, D. Richey, C. Amick. 110 Drama and Speech Sounds g From row fl to fl to rj: G. Hayes, T. Taylor, D. Gann, L. Eaton, J. Lukefahr, V. Valentag 2nd row: B. Norris, K. Culbreth, D. Mudrick, M. Miller, D McKinney, S. Head. D. Acosta, P. Minkert, D. Cotton, C. Salas, 3rd row: R. Anzaldua, R. Kridler, D. Holubec, D. Robinson. H. Ford, Y. Guebaru D. Soileau. M. Powell, K. Wade, E. Figueroa, M. Denn, Back row: M. Muniz, T. Donahoe, C. Sira, S. Godsey. K. Staff. G. Cotton, L. Yarbrough. D Colton. F.C.A. fFelloWship of Christian Athletesj 1 3 r . N f' Front row fl to rj: G. Tomek, H. Polk, A. Barrera. T. May, E. Gatson, D. Garrison, K. Broussard: 2nd row: D. Walton. L. Loyd, M. Tomek, P. Worsham, R. Wainner, R. Lynch. D. Bowden, R. Barron, H. Smith. G. Williams, L. Criswell. G. Shuman, H. Roberts. lll a Future Farntersgolg America QFFAJ Ks ONE OF THE LARGEST v Sponsored by Norman Acuff and James Sowell, the FFA Chapter attracts a large number of students interested in varied as ects of voca- tional agriculture. lAll identifications are from left to right.j Squatting onthe bottom row: Ronney Ottis. Scott Steves. Tiffany Pruett, Blaire Burlord, Jaimie lgacon, Carne- lio Ruiz: Next row, kneeling: Mike New, Danny Hagaman, Weldon Thompson, Brett Attaway, Lee Criswell, Curtis Standlee, David Davis, Jack Smith: From row, :tand- ing: Christi Uher, Sharon Ottis, Denise Gann, Beth Abshier, Tracey Teutsch, Kent Savage, Debbie Kovar, Deborah Skinner: N xt row, at front and on hood: Mr. Acuff, Don Sidney, Mike Raybion, Greg Schroeder: Kneeling in truck bed: Ben Muniz, Charlie Eidelbach, Danny Raybion. DarrellgBartos, Raff Linn. John Jurek, Sandra Farmer. Bruce Ramsey. Mr. Sowell: Standing in lruck: Dennis Gann, David Gilmer, Justin Tweedle, John Mote, Larry Lewis: Leaning over hack oftrurk: Kirby Savage. Maurice Ashcraft. Tracy Williams, Teddy Melvin, Jim Slater. Tommy Brangan, Suzanne Efird, Carol Curnutte: On trailer gooseneck: Shelly Levi, Russell Reed, Daneil Quintania. Mike Sandusky: on trailer: Travis Williams, Kenneth Murphy, Darrell Tolson, Robert Smith. Carey Orsak, Mike Acuff, Neal Craft, Mac Bynum, Alan Hin- ton. Barry Barbour, Jody Muniz, Bubba Bodenburg, Rodney llseng. Brian Doss, Ed Connelly. FUTUP-5 J .J 'ik AMERICA 112 OFFICERS - Clockwise: B. Reeder, N. Garcia, D. Purdy, T. Hebert. R. Leach, Y. Orsak. D.E.C.A. The Distributive Education Clubs of America Chapter of BCHS provides an opportunity for students to learn merchandising and sales in a cooperative program with area business men and merchants. Students participate in a wide variety of learning experiences and compete in con- tests that lead to state recognition. Sponsors are Mrs. Norma Barnett and Mr. Jim Charlton. f A , .g I ,k J ,tstfbf f 51510 22 , ,,-R X 91 ex Qin' 5 .5 ' 'f Qf ow Tiff . ,E ' q, e A Back row: D. Narlock, S. Levert, K. Jahns, T. Sedam, B. Booker, E. Lewis, Q. Littleton, H. Cooper: 2nd row: D. Purdy, D. Medina, S. Lambert, G. Reed, S. Harris, J. McCord: Front row: T. Baros, T. Hebert, Y. Orsak, L. Rivera, M. McMillan. From row: C. Ainsworth, B. Brown, S. Morris, G. Phillips, M. Davila G. Hanna, J. Roberson, T. Moon: 2nd row: G. Collins, K. Standford G. Brinkley, F. Johnson, C. McGuirt, C. Jaramillog Back row: D. Roots. K. Odgen, J. Cockrell, M. Alexander, S. Shirley, M. Billingsley, D. Sanders. Front row Cl to rj: R. Luera, L. Raybion, Y. Briggs, L. Dobecka. M Young, A. Bruening: 2nd row: J. Garcia. J. Leal. K. Lankston, J. Webber J. Nash. W. Cox, M. McCabe: Back row: G. Williams, E. Geffert, R. Cor- tinas, T. Mayberry. B. Reeder, F. Craft. Jr. I I3 Fronl row: Mrs. J. Brown lsponsorj. R. Hobbins, L. Mailhos, D. Webster, G. San- chez: 2nd row: E. Cerny, M. Gauthier. A. Bravo, A. Tol- laksen: 3rd row: L, Olivarez, P. Martinez. P. Taylor, R. Donohoe: 41h row: B. Bur- ford. J. Culver. R. Cox, C. Nguyen. J. Lowry, L. Jack, J. Torgerson. K. Kurtz, A. Cantu. French Club FUUITC CElChGI'S of IIICIICEI fF.T.A IONIGHT Fran! row Cl to rj: R. Bossley, L. Andrews, D. Cotton, A. Sliva, R. Bremer, A. Wendt, S. Stone, J. Lowry M Gauthxer K Durett K Heubner K Busha Zndrow: J. Culver, D. Valenta, A. Kovar, C. Hollas, K. McClanahan, D. Acosta, M.Williamsg Back row P Koudelka G Cotton J Hampton D Kovar K. Wade. A. Williams, B. Barrett, L. Treude, L. Bell. K. Domstead, T. Wood. fNot shown: Mrs. B. Coffer Sponsorj erman Club . rf. From row: N. Glen, D. Opella, D. Hann, G. Robertson, D. Phillips, 2nd row: T. Graeber, T. Bennett. J. Lusk, V. Hollas, A. Stupak, G. Sweringeng Back row: S. Branton, T. Nunn, L. Nash, S. Heidrich, C. Dement. fNot shown: Mr. G. Parker, Sponsorj. H.E.C.E. From row fl to rl: J. Daugherty, K. Hoard, J. Melvin, S. Sresthaphunlarp, J. Hayden: 2nd row: M. Andrade, D. Brown. M. Griggs. P. Harding. L. Medina: 3rd row: L. Claybourn, J. Owen, V. Kopnicky, C. Morte. T. Williams, Mrs. A. Williams fsponsorjg Back row: C. Tweedle. M. Fraley, S. Pernetter, W. Dykes, B. Sullivan. v l 2 I S Q Leo Club The Leo Club is a service organization spon- sored on the BCHS campus by the Lions' Club of Bay City. Officers this year include Lee Cris- well, presidentg Sandra Stone, vice presidentg Jill Jones, secretary, and Eleanor Harrison, treasurer. K 0 5 C+ V34 V Q . AT RIGHT: Cbeginning if with back rowjz K. Ryman, G. Ussery, K. Slone, C. Estlinbaum, S. Griffith, E. Gay, B. Bur- fordg E. Tejml, P. Ottis, B. Weeks: D. Simons, J. Stewart, Kent Savage, Kirby Savage, L. Ander- son, K. Culbreth, R. llseng, M. Svatekg Sit- ting: K. Broussard, M. Estlinbaum, R. Sitz, R. Seidel, J. Thompson. CNot shown: sponsor G. Usseryj. Q D DEQ wwwgwsf IS' 5-.J Front row: K. Ryman, L. Andrews, K. Wade, E. Harrison, 2nd row: J. Jones, S. Johnson, J-C. Steves, R. Stanley, J. Popekg 3rd row: J. Muskiet, L. Anderson, E. Tejml, and L. Criswell. Interact CSponsored for community service by Rotary of Bay Cityj H6 Keywanettes UIIWFUQ' ey Club ,iQ Fronl row: R. Busha, J. Valadez. D. Roots, G. Simons, C. Eidlebach: Back row: P. Morris. W. Wallace, K. Dunn, L. Wikoff, M. Tomek, K. Sullivan, B. Wallace. B. Busha, M. McGill. T. Barker, T. Schneider lsponsorl. From row: D. Kovar. P. Nygard. A. Williams. K. Murphy 1pres.J. K. McClanahan. C. Hollas. M. Gauthier: 2nd row: T. Woods. K. Wade. B. Abshier. L. Andrews. P. Schilhab. J. C. Steves. T. Bacon: 3rd row: A. E. Kovar, R. Bossley. J. Jones. L. Treude. D. Cotton. A. Brainerd. S. Stone. E. Cerney: 51h row: J. Lowry. A. Sliva. J. Culver. R. Bremer. R. Owens, R. Stanley. T. Mcfrosky. R. Silz. L. Neuzser, K. Bishop. ff lf WA R 1' '9 Nam 1 x S.. R X NI 0 X 4' X Q 'I QNAQ21 H7 uture Homemaker Fronl row: A. Williams, T. Axel, L. Sharp. S. Branton, K. Bishop, K. O'Brien: 2nd row: H. Gomez. K. McKintosh. A. Reyes, T. Dobecka, M. Melat: 3rd row: V. Hollas, S. Sieben. E. Roberts. T. Bennett. Front row Cl to rj: J. Gipson, S. Carter, K. Owen, K. McKintosh, H. Long, B. Pointer fsponsorj 2nd row: E. Valdez, S. Jaramillo, S. Garza, N Ruiz, G. Goeway, Y. Ramirez, 3rd row: P. Sain, D. Landry, M. Svatek, J. Orr, K. Kridler, K. Matthews. ? ,J From row fl to rJ: J. McMahon, F. Axel. S. Hauff, L. Hennessy, M. Silva. P. Power, S. Yarbrough, J. Garza: 2nd row: D. Kovar, R. Sitz, C. Pena. E. Cervantes, A. Tollak- sen. R. Hart. D. Wiley, R. Hart, V. Bravo: 3rd row: B. Jones, C. Par- ker. R. Flannel, J. Lopez, F. Tre- vino. R. Silva, M. Alexander, J. Rutherford: 41h row: T. Rhodes, R. Lynch, D. Montoya, l. Edison, R. Busha, S. Cuellar, R. Mullen, R. Hernandez, T. Donohoe, T. Tram- mel. ll8 ,f. of America -- F.H.A. Front row tl to rj: K. Domstead. T. McCrosky. S. Head, L. Andrews, K. Wade, G. Reed. M. Fair: 2nd row: G. Yarbrough, C. Walton. D. Morris. A. Brain- ' erd, D. Holubec, L. Neuszer. Q. Dale, R. Ashworth: 3rd row: D. McLeod, G. Bennett. H. Polk, L. Flores. C. Mature, M. Riale. M. May, A. Smith. S. Fields, T. Bonner. B. Basquez. Front row tl to rl: K. Savage, J. Jones. C. Robinson. B. Wood, B. Mathews. C. Robinson, B. Mendi- ola, l. Gomez: 2nd row: C. Rey- nolds, T. Montoya, D. Richey. J. Slater, E. Smith, E. Moore, S. Palmer, T. Wiley. T. Davis, G. Lee. ' S. Carlisle. A. Grice, N. Saldana. H 4 1. 5.519 .. Back row: M. Ashcraft, T. Dickens, H. Brinkley, T. Stone, C. Johnson, L. Ryman, J. Taylor, K. Jahns, J. McKelvy, H. Smith, D. Eaton, D. Bowden, B. Hubbard, M. Sedillo, G. Hilliard, V. Perryg 2nd row: K. Armstrong, C. Williams, C. Watson, J. Owen, K. Owen, E. Luera. L. Lopez. L. Brown, R. Dunbar, W. Woods, D. Hogan, M. Denn, K. Huebner, D. Opell: From: S. Bartts. K. Smith, A. Silvas, M. Young, L. Riviera, M. Rico. B. Guiterez, P. Lozano, S. Riis-Due, H. Edwards, R. Ware. V.O.E. The Vocational Office Education chapter provides an opportunity for students to learn how to operate a vari- ety of office machines and obtain work experience in office professions. Spon- sor ofthe Office Education Association Chapter is Mrs. Beverley Leach. OFFICERS - Sealed fl to rj: K. Davis, L. Senkyrik, S. Smith, K. Quinn: Standing: D. Moon, A. Vega, F. Minkert, C. Warner. F 1 isp F Y L 'Q .... li s , -.L it , ta Seated: A.'Vega, D. Moon, K. Davis, L. Senkyrik, S. Smith, K. Quinn, F. Minkert, C. Warner: Standing: D. Smith, R. Garcia, L. Brown, T. Sherry, L. Arias, J. Zernicek, V. Cook, S. Holliday, L. Davis, P. Hubbard, C. Reyna, G. Sanchez. 120 - assi 'B is 'ff' .. 4: t . :E if ',q:i' asf i WJ' Slanding: Mrs. Sally Arnold fsponsorj, D-A Acosta, C. Salas, C. Dement. Z. Billingsley. D. Shook. Mrs. Elizabeth Young lsponsorj: Seated: D. Matthews, P. Minkert, D. Holubec, S. Schaal. :Q has 'iii A 3? I D M .4 ,. gr, .fvv spam h Ciub TALA The Teenage Library Association is sponsored by Mrs. Elizabeth Young and Mrs. Sally Arnold. Included in its service projects is the publica- tion of Kaleido- scope , a literary mag- azine of creative writ- ing from BCHS stu- dents. Reading from left to right at left: Fran! row: A. Vega. R. Garcia, M. Garcia. G. Garza. L. Arias: 2nd row: V. Morales. E. Cervantes, G. Sanchez. M. Valdez. E. Luera: 3rd row: L. Arias. A. Bravo. C. Chapa. L. Lopez. E. Valdes, J. Valdez. L. Flores, M. Chapa. M. Cantu. M. Cortes. J. Robinson. V. Bravo. F. Tre- vino. 121 Student Council Dedicated to the betterment of life for all students, the BCHS Student Council spearheaded many campus-wide pro- grams including the annual Blood Drive, the Homecoming Festivities and the plac- ing of a Time Capsule at the foot of the flag pole. The Council also helped individ- ual clubs. including the Annual's first sub- , scription Assembly program. 'mn D. Kovar. M. Denn. DQS s Xnrca ff T JUNIOR MEMBERS - Sealed: P. Seeker, L. Neuszer, L. Hampton: Standing: R. Seidel, K. Coker, P. Taylor, J. Robinson, J . Lo Lawrence, J. Stewart. l22 SENIOR MEMBERS - Sealed: D. Gann, P. Nygard. B. Abshierg Standing: G. Savage wry f 1 Q' P: 'V SOPHOMORE MEMBERS - M. Crawford, A. Huerta, K. Luke. fNol shown: D. McKinney, D. Simons, B. Williamsl. FRESHMAN MEMBERS - B. Norris, S. Steves. K. Culbreth. fNot shown: R. Anzaldua, M. Tomekj. OFFICERS - Sealed: P. Taylor, chaplain: M. Denn, pres.: J. Lowry, secretary: Standing: D. Gann. reporter: J. Robinson, vice-pres.: P. Nygard historian: G. Savage, historian: B. Abshier, treasurer: J. Stewart, parliamentarian. 123 H.E.R O 'Q-M Fronl, seated Cl to rj: G. Brown, T. George: Back: M. Gomez, D. Torres M Cook M Melendez D Caballera M Garza T Young L Medina. Front row Cl to rj: D. Kelg. S. Scheel. C. C. Crobock, P. Smith, L. Treudeg 2nd row: A. Cox, A. Card- well. L. Brown. J. Dobecka. D. Silva. G. Henry: Back row: Mr. Graham. B. Smith, B. Busha, L. Wikoff, G. Mitchell, G. Owen. B. Ainsworth, K. Hale. Fronl row: C. Neal, P. Morris. M. Howard, K, Fisher, M. Gonzales: Back row: B. Graham fsponsorl. K. Dement, J. Hayden, S. Fletcher, P. Ollis. M. McGill, B. Weeks. l24 A dw w AKD Welding git! CL to RJ Front row: G. Crain, R. Patterson, D. Ellis, T. Smith, M. Huerta, R. Garza, B. Debeon. Back row: G. Vacek, D. Johnson, B. Lee, H. Fitzgerald, S. Pena, D. Beane, J. Daughtery. Welding classes under the direction of Gerald Ussery attract area students who pre- pare for careers in this demanding field. Front row fl. to r.J: G. Alameda, E. Janise, D. Jackson, J. Fojtik, D. Hawkins, M. Beasley, H. Nguyen, Back row: W. Deadrick, J. Paris, G. Ogletree, P. Turnman, J. Hellman, C. Woods, G. Gardner, P. Gormey, T. Bonner. 125 In ascending order: S. Tanner, M. Chapa, V. Cook, D. Seaman, S. Srestphunlarp, B. Williams, C. Cook, K. Hairston, T. Docken, D. Robinson, M. Schlaifer, J. Duey, D. Matthews, S. Standiford, R. Barron. QNot shown: Mrs. Nancy Rawlins, Sponsorj. ma - 'fur '54 K of i ff' A -N .X A F Fronl: G. Ramos, G. Brown, K. Col- dreng Back: M. Chapa, R. Bremer, K. Pa e C Estlinbaum L Graham D S , - , - , - Opella, V. Cook, M. Lehmann, S. Tan- ner. CNot shown: sponsor, Mrs. K. Maysl. 126 Math Club Science Club 1 i ational Honor Society From row: Mr. O. D. Gray fsponsorj, K. Slone, P. Salvitti, T. Heathman. S. Wells. D. Moon, T. Taylor, P. Nygard. E. Cerny, P. Koudelka. G. Savage. S. Ollis. Mrs. C. Cornmang Second row: K. Coldren. S. Sresthapunlarp, D. Huerta, A. Brown, A. Dale, J. Quillin. P. Taylor. D. Seaman. T. Lindamood. V. Hollas. M. Lehmann: Third row: V, Cook. B. Muniz, B. Williams. M. McSwain. M. Chapa, K. Kurtz. P. Seeker. D. Valenta. L. Dobecka. L. Hampton. A. Sliva. R. Mullen: Top row: R. Arnold, D. White, G. Hayes. M. Miller, B. Burford. D. Bohne. R. Barron. C. Dunn. J. Stewart, J. Torgerson. iNol shownjz M. Gauthierj. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY l Vs 1.7 I27 IIN MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS - Terri Heathman, Bobby Joe Brown, Grace-Marie Brown Collection anels i HOMECOMING QUEEN NOMINEES - Leading off in a year filled with many student honors were the finalists for Homecoming Queen. Left to right, they included Debbie Kovar, Denise Gann, Angie Silva, Rebecca Sitz, and Sandra Wells. llQlllEl NlAhllllb IWW IIIESS Homecoming Queen RQ f O4129 is gifva DAR Citizenship Qafccfnefc :Savage Miss BHCS and Mr. BCHS Samlw flflfgffi and Uodfl Cfiamllm Most dependable girl and boy ' Aff!-.ry L. 11 i e N V ' gk :YL ' 1-Q' .K k 1 Q W K K' A Vw 1 .Y .Q v A xi .3 MW WH Ea,-mf' .,, ' , . gy my A I M, -4 N Benin Qamz and Jlffayaz L-Dann Most beautiful and Most handsome :Regina Sifz anal Ian gufgzsfg Most athletic girl and Most athletic boy 1 1 t V i '31 t J . tx A ' A wg - 9 ' . - K , I t , Q t 3 f ,wwf 'i A- g' fP 4 A ,, A ww i AA -. .ZOZQ fifiaon. aincf gag flflfilfiama I ,wa 1557 's 1, , in 1 we f if f J ,' ' ,V fig , . -if 1 V' . I 41 it q f - 1 r r at it i M-A :fx . ,,., N - i hifi f I4,.,W,l. b .1 ,Z L ,,' 1 School Favorites fl. to r. beginning on the bottomj: Meyer Denn, Todd Chambers. Ken Culhreth. Greg Williams. Gardner Savage. Larry Brown. Steve Griffith: Simon Fletcher. Keith Kridler. and Russ Bremer. 136 ,H-xxx y. f .JL'fJ xxx. , rx-, 1 ', W 'F !, M 2 N R I Q y a ,Q X 2 . S E, I R 459' A 1 -...Qs y ' Q X' , .- Class Favorite tl. to r.. beginning with bottom fowl: Bobby .loe Brown, Ruben Gomez. Chris Barela. Johnny Robinson: Tiger Barker, Kent Wade. Mike Tomek. Dane Simons: Kenneth Ryman. Ed Gay. Andy Huerta. Jay Stewart. Dereck Reeder: Britt Wallace. Ralph Seidel, and Gardner Savage. fNot shown: K. Culbreth. S. Griffith. D. Simons and 133 G. Tomekj. 0, ,nn at L? 1 WV' -..,sw 5-X r 'N' J.,--A N X - ...pf 'X , , 4 X Q P... Senior favorites Ebaggis Ufovaz anal Boggy joe Bw Junior favorites Wuatte qflfoocfa and gofimzy :Rafi Sophomore favorites f is o 1 o , I a X I an AJ o i ' .Q 12 : 5 k4-, ,M ., ,I , 1 -54,2 ' ,4 Q, up' f. X P Q' 1 .x -, 4 ' ' v ii A X ,I if-ft? Bening cgamgsu and 66164 Bafzsfa Freshman favorites . Y l I 0- , u, W rw Q4 M r . , 7 ,. Naam Sbazfa Uoffon, and wugin gomsz Sophomore sweetheart fbsniaa cgamgau Top in oho1astioAohie ement .-1!u:1' QA. ' ' W:----fra 1 14' as or--0' -wifi .fy , 'A . . 'W .J l 'Q 'i - , Q The 1980 Honor Graduates Reading clockwisefrom the left: Mike Lehmann, Marci Chapa, Paula Nygard, Russ Bremer, Gardner Savage, and Elaine Cerny: Lefl lo righ! on lhefronl row: Tina Taylor, Terri Heathman, Suwark fSueJ Sresthaphunlarp, Patti Koudelka, and Gerald Brown. 145 Q YL. i'Q'f' I ' X -A ' f , 1. -.W . 'A :K , N VV ff, HRH , x 'H In , gkyichyww. X A V . gy k,,LJ 'f 4 ,tg f-ffm 5 75. ny: xN.,..x ,Rf W , - , A -x ,:4: 1m f wx. , ' ,Q , K Q Lt4fgP5?Af4Y A M,-9 ' . V 1, 'V 'f ' 15 Q, M -fm, -If , A A X . Q ,q VALEDICTORIAN OF THE CLASXS OF' 1980 Terri Kaye Heathman -g S , l f E 5 ,S t V537 aa Q . f QV S , . vi 3 .gf 31 my t V .ag N my Q .K I x :vi MVA f'v fft'- J, Sa !m3.'.g? wwf , S1 izcafa W ,-..,'.J-M51 If f's x ' k,. .Syd- Q0 1 - X K, S A. g - MA N k xa, N -'L ' x X , ,, ,, Q .. ' X . exit 'xx ,V rw.. ,g ,MA d - - , fe mai.. F 3'-' EI ff 9' 1 S. . A iv S . S , ,WM I , M S , 5 , Q SALUTATORIAN OF THE CLASS OF 1980 Thomas Gardner Savage American Legion Award Terri Heathman and Gardner Savage ,xge-f SJ fy? ' ' , :Vi 'if J' i E ,ft X. - A e . rim ngrmili I S 4'x K Ai , - .Wm is ' ' 9 Ji - - K Nt- L, ' fi l A 9 5 S .. Delegates to Boys', Girls' State Each summer Bay City High School is invited to nominate representative young citizens from the senior class to participate as delegates to model governments set up as Boys' and Girls' State. Representing the senior class of l980 at the 1979 sessions were, left to right, Dwayne Opella, Patti Koudelka, Keet Slone, Sandra Wells, and Mike Lehmann. Fans came in all sizes Generator 150 QSKIIQ IIIRTS THE IGHT STATE 1979 was Front row Cl to rj: J. Guajardo, P. Sardelich, G. Shuman, L. Cnswell, L. Lawrence, E. Gay, B. West, T. Brown, G. Tomek, M. Lemon, L. Brown, K. breth, W. Woods, 2nd row fl to rj: D. Landry, B. Booker, R. Durgan, C. Seiferman, W. Deadrick, B. Kitching, J. Brooks, R. Wainner, H. Brinkley Worsham, H. Polk, C. Woods, R. Barron, B. Flannel, Back row fl to rj: J. Gipson, M. Moore, T. Mills, R. Martin, S. Shirley, A. Lewis, J. Mote, S. B. Reeder, H. Smith, P. Franklin, E. Gatson, G. Williams, B. Booker, D. Bowden. BLAC CAT FINALISTS C 1980 ' f 7 . ,a . . 'L - iff'-'Y mf wg. K , T, , DISTRICT SCORES STATE PLAYOFF B.C. Opponent 7 St. Thomas 0 6 Dickinson 8 Bi-District 41 El Campo 7 Bay City 23 S. A. Madison 0 43 Hnchcock 7 Quarter-Finals 26 safna Fe 0 Bay City I0 Gregoiiy-Portland I0 57 F nfndswood 3 3 Penetrations Penctrations I4 Co umbia . - Semi-Finals 24 Brazosport I9 - B 0 34 Sweeny 0 Bay City 7 eaumont 4l Wharton 28 Stale Bay City 7 McKinney 20 Way to Go, Cats! The Black Cat gridders set the pace for the 1979- 1980 athletic program by going all the way to the State Finals for the first time in school history. Greg Williams was named a blue- chipper and early scholarships were awarded to Harold Smith, Simon Fletcher, Billy Booker and Warren Deadrick. i Receptions. . . Sideswipes Charges . . . End-zone hopes. . . Running through . , , Sage advice . . . . . ' hu- i' . made them Grrreat! Junior Varsity Cl to rj Front row: C. Eidlebach, L. Anderson. M. Rico, R. Cortinas, J. Muskiet, R. Lynch, K. Preston, L. Robinson: 2nd row: D. Eaton, R. Mitchell, J. Stredic, J. Riedel, J. Stewart, R. O'Neal, T. Lashley, R. Basquez, B. Williams: Back row: J. Hellman, G. Clark, J. Perez, K. Dunn, D. Reeder, A. Wil- liams, R. Elliott, G. Ussery, E. Stevens, V. Perry. - Words of wisdom - Coaches with State t' Finalist Trophy Kneeling fl to rj: Dick Walton, James Adams, Marshall Browng Standing: Louis Loyd, Ron Mills fl-lead Coachj, Hal Roberts. Sophomore Team A J ra I in . ff C kx.. H E if .. S - -xg p M X A - 1' I-,g i-3 , Q gg b . , A ,., 4 . oqoooo X . 1.5 ' .1 R QL to RJ Front row: T. Hart, T. Lemon, L. Callis, M. Perez, S. Reddit, M. Quintana and R. Holt, 2nd row: K. Sullivan, J. Valadez, K. Dale, B. Tulley, E. Woodard, K. Davis, J. Orr and C. Cooper, Back row: D. Gerrion, C. Craft, W. Wallace, E. Lewis, H. Bailey and V. Cisneros. Freshman Team QL to RJ Front row: A. Tolley, B. Mason, D. Stavena, St. Steves, P. Royster, M. McCroskey and W. Foote, 2nd row: M. Tomek, D. Montoya, R. Gomez, N. Bustos, J. Duran, D. Pena, J. Evans, and T. Clarkg 3rd row: M. Raybion, L. Stavena, R. Johnson, J. Lopez, P. Garay, B. Montague, G. Robertson, B. Smith and E. Jones, 4th row: G. Saha, D. Simons, K. Martin, N. Craft, R. Lehmann, S. Sresthaphunlarp, B. Charlton. G. Tolson, D. Hines and R. Shaw, 51h row: A. Aguilar, B. Bradley, K. Kitching, A. Stupak, B. Dale, J. Griffin, L. Eaton, E. Stredic and J. Davidson. 157 -. B B 5555. e. V, 1121 . V 3 4 41 I If X T B eee 5 1 . - ...ag Varsity Cat Basketball Team Standing Cl. to rj: C. Estlinbaum, H. Smith. T. Chambers, E. Roberts, J. Gibson, G. Williams, and Coach Nelsong Kneeling fl. to r.J: B. Booker, l. Pettit B. Booker, D. Bowden. Pressm moment All-State - T. Chambers l58 .nb iii Y , -9? g'I D'vn ? K if A' ff ri ,f vm' . Touch me-not! - FRESHMAN B SQUAD fAboveJ - Front fl. to r.J: R. Royster, K. Kitching, A. Stupak, T. Cowart, A. Benevidesg Back: B. Suffling, S. Stavena, S. Marvin, S. Guzman, and L. Webster. ', sew, is Q if 1 I , , . X P ,, , NS Reach! - FRESHMAN A SQUAD fat lefty - D. Hines, R. Shaw, R. Eaton, B. Brad- ley, B. Woods, L. Callis, K. Wiley and J. Vaughn. 159 X ffxl 2 1 Hey, man, give mc the ball! ' It's mine! Nik Champion form . A 6,. M , Q,1Q .. X 'wil f f M si' K L xmgi A Q Y . E Q q V ,LF - .wi ,- Watch that foul! VARSITY SQUAD - J. Melvin, C. Roberson, T. Kirby, D. Grasmuck, P. Franklin, J. Jecmenek, J. A. Daughtery. FRESHMAN SQUAD - J. Bacon, S. Andrews, M. Franklin, M. Lozano, M. Solis, R. Fields, R. Fields, R. Williams, G. Thatcher, L. Fields, and Coach Flores. olleyb all Bringing the excitement of volleyball to BCHS this year were the nimble lassies coached by Hope Flores. Divided into two teams, the girls gave plenty of spirited competition to opponents in two rounds of action in their first year of competition. DISTRICT COMPETITION Round One B.C. vs. Hitchcock: 2-0, 2-0 vs. Santa Fe: 1-15, 3-15 vs. Wharton: 3-15, 6-15 vs. W. Columbia: 7-15, 6-15 vs. Brazosport: 2-15, 4- 1 5 vs. Friendswood: 3-15, 1-15 vs. Sweeny: 15-8, 4-15, 0-15 Round Two B.C. vs. Hitchcock: 7-15, 15-9, 15-8 vs. Santa Fe: 0-15, 4-15 vs. Wharton: 8-15, 3-15 vs. W. Columbia: 3-15, 15-1, 1-15 vs. Brazosport: 13-15, 3-15 vs. Sweeny: 8-15, 10-15 vs. Friendswood: 2-15, 4- 1 5 E61 Girl Varsity Squad Keeping the winner's torch burning high among Black Cat ath- letes, the girls' varsity cagers won the District I4 AAA title. This vic- tory gave the high school basketball program five district championships, including both freshmen and varsity coed champi- onshipsg and freshmen, junior varsity, and var- sity schoolboy champi- onships. . . .Way to go, Cats! l62 ' 9 Ba ketball Champions Pictured above is the Varsity Squad. Front row: K. Hall, T. Moore, R. Hobbinsg Middle: L. Neuszerg 2nd row: L. Edison, K. Stanford, Y. Woods, B. Matthews, A. Sulli- van: Back: D. Franklin, A. Smith, C. Robinson, P. Brown, A. Smith. Coach Ringgold and towel s ' s .M-N...N. as . E ... . , A, Q S E i s, X 5 . . my .W .a 3 I gl. My N , ' 4 L . -. .. .ai 5 A .3.-Nlstwg X K . Na H amp . 3 -.F Playing keep-away. Number ll J unior ars1ty Pictured at left: fl. to r.J: B. Redus, C. Deadrick, R. Perez, .l Duey, S. Gore, R. Lewis, M. E. Garcia, L. Flores, M. Jack- S0l'l. . Q 1 QF' -K . 1, Xi X J Li 1 , ii .,. .1 . .- 4 Q eeee . K xi .,..kh f .. 3 .. i 'ff , .R g A: 3 . im-guru ,,-fi . . . I .. K, ,... x - ag Nu . .X . fri Floating on air. 163 Team completes fourth year Boasting its strongest male contingent in a four-year history, the Black Cat Swim Team bravely met all comers in another season. Coach Jim Kirchmeier was at the helm for practices held in the cool of the evening as well as during class periods. Chill winter temperatures never faze the polar bears in their out- door pool! FIRST 4-YEAR MEMBERS 5, P SWIM TEAM LINE-UP - Top row fl. to rj: Garth Oliver, Jesse Morales, Kevin Phillips, Leslie Wilkins Grace-Marie Brown, Frank Paniszezyn, David Wolf, Ernesto Perez, Keith Kirdler, and Dana Philipsg Kneeli ing fl. to r.J: Mark Brown, David May, C. G. Daugherty, Jenifer Quillin, Kristi Sliva, Candace Townsend Laurie Bell, Bruce Tolley, and Kathleen Quillin, I64 :spasms 'sf' LFE-, n UNO ' ' One of the daily tasks for swim team mem- bers in December, January, and February is CQ k 'frxrix xx -5+ 1:11 :S ',s Q i K2 rg 1 .... X... ., .. , .. .. ,MXWN A ,gf as .. . x X . 'T J V w X s R9 i v 1 ' X' , Q ' x MA' to remove the bulky tarpaulin that covers the pool at night and helps keep the heat from evaporating. The tires help anchor the edges of the covers. - It's not so cold, if you stay in the water! N .. fanny, Q-.Cf ,Q sf -- WW, M M A ,Y ' ii if ess 5 M 1 ' i X Q , s .Mx x ,,,,,NN .M f ' no ss X N , Axle. M N ,,. xxkxh Q.. X M K 'tstxp g ,,,s-ref. wk A - ff s 1-- A . . 'awe Q wW'W is L s Q or s V 'ifisfifi N? . A sea. M.. . Q -4 - ' W .t M ' V A '- y an vu. I 4 K 1 5 . .. . is g ,i kb Q 1 t . R N 1. 1 4: ' ya li, .5-,yvrisi 'ggyzfv 'V' ' 'ig .A .s- ,. , A ...sf If Come on in - the water's fine! enni For the first time in a five-year period, the Black Cat tennis team qualified for the region tennis tournament in the spring of 1980. Four players pitted their skills against rivals at Huntsville in 3A play. Coached by Hal Roberts they included Michelle Miller in girls' singlesg Doyle Simons and Mike Sedillo, boys' doublesg and Robbie Dzuik, singles alternate. It was a great season for all the team. :sau Vw. .a WNW' , . i l, 7 l T i.xwxg.l,A24,X S 5' 'mahilg-rs... 1 '-ev Nm We . , 5.?f,M'e A man-X5 .t . V, f:Zffi s.Q,-.fav 4 i ' ' Y fe-Q'v'?2H: a?15LVi3? 'L ml it lz:'ffQM,f,,. 'I'-Siva? goin-, '54 was . my-3-,-...p 5 y . ,L .. .Q . gggw zz, .' ., 1,'1ggEr,igN,ci,x .S WWA .ivyi 1 if: fffff- Y we saggy. .. ., Y 371591-K WL . ui., .s..'n'3Lig'B4 V W-fm df 'J .1 ebf' Nick shot, Kim! I66 UFC Q gg '14 3. S in Akkk A es--ag i' i irys . when-5 t,t ity I A GIRLS' SQUAD - QL to RJ Standing: K. Durett, L. Spence, L. Ideus, K. Bishop, M. Miller and E. Figueroag Front row: K. Juke, S. Dziuk, P. Schilhab, K. McClanahan, and L. Andrade. EQ BOYS' SQUAD CL to RJ Standing: D. Gann, D. Simons, J. Torgerson, G. Shuman, B. Burford, E. Tejml, R. Dziuk and J. McMillang Front row: B. Middleton, S. Pederson, T. Morte, K. Wade, K. Ticer, and P. Lozano. olf cam fl to rj: S. Stone, R. Bossley, A. E. Kovar, T. Heathman. Coach James Adams' golf teams completed another successful season on the fairways. From row fl to rj: G. Ryan, S. Abels, M. Hamilton, A. Tolley, P. Woodsg 2nd row: K. Kruppa, D. Tolson, J. Evans, C. Kinard, T. Barker, A. Tolleyg Back row: M. Hunt, V. Hamilton, C. Riggs, J. Hellman, T. Bennett, C. King, G. Ussery. l67 Var ity Ba eball Warming up before a challenging game CL to RD Ist row.' A. Jimeniz, P. Worsham, C. Eidlebach, M. Svatek, C. Nelson, K. Matthews and R. Toney: 2nd row: Coach Tidwell, E. Gusnnan, J. Becerra, M. Melat, G. Organ, A. Hinton, R. Mullen and E. Gay. Junior Varsity , . - Ei N f . 'N . QL to RJ ls! row: A. Benivedes, L. Callis, M. Estlinbaum, B. Muniz and B. Mason: 2nd row: D. Pena, A. Jimeniz, R. Martinez and S Gasawayg 3rd row: W. Foote, R. O'Neal, E. Stevens, ane R. Lynch. It was a very disappointing year for the 1980 Black Cat Varsity Baseball team which became the only major var- sity-level group not to win a district championship. The team concluded the 1980 campaign with a heart- breaking loss to Wharton which became the District cham- pion. The Black Cats ended the season with an 11-17 record. But, despite the disappointments on the high school dia- monds, Bay City High earned its tab as the winningest' Class AAA school in Texas for the 1979-1980 year. ' ...Safel Boys' Track Coach Marshal Brown's track stars had another good year that saw the mile-relay team advance. Patrick Franklin qualified in the 100-meter dash while Simon Fletcher led the region qualifiers with a I7-6 discus throw, and Larry Brown clocked a 21.46 in the 200-meter dash. Britt Wallace won his second consecutive District title in pole vault and Todd Mills emerged as a 300-meter hurdles contender. Simon's frisbee game Q. wk ' Up and over, J jx an Britt! Q L 1fWs,Rl3's . VARSITY TRACK - QL to RJ Isl row: G. Tomek, D. Landry, J. Mitchell, B. Wallace, L. Brown, K. Preston and M. Lemon: 2nd row: J. DeLeon, .l. Jaramillo, L. Lozano. J. Robinson, T. Mills, E. Smith, D. Bowden and M. DeLeong Standing: R. Mitchell, J. O'Connor, S. Fletcher, P. Franklin, K. Lirgigcke, B. Reeder and M. Garzas. i -1 ' n-.- CL to RJ Ist row: R. Hobbins, B. Redus, K. Hall, K. McKinney, M. Jackson, M. May, L. Fields and C. Graesmuck, A. Smith, J. Duey and D. Franklin. Owens and R. Harrisg 2nd row: D. Robersong 3rd row: R. Lewis, D. Girls' Track Coach Mattie Sue Ringgold's cinder track squads qualified the mile-relay team for compe- tition in Region III-AAA. Annette Smith continued the type of athletic prowess that has won her top sports awards for three years . . . and she still has another year of eligibility! The mile-relay team included Annette, Karen Hall, Claudette Roberson and Debra Smith. I .agffigtgifigig fl I rx A E1 fi. its ppp-sf :g m , X 1 x.A.. V. R. Harris and R. Hobbins QW gay lf From rap: A. Smith, C. Roberson, K. Hall, D. Franklin, and L. IL to RJ: D. Franklin,D.Graesmuck and R. Lewis. Fields. l7l Equations QPeop1e Plus Energyj 49- AQ Tllllnwilnr TIM! IES 'E-' W IL Spring Regional Sports Continuing the winning pattern set by Black Cat Ath- letes in the fall, teams fielded from Bay City earned dis- ' trict and regional medals in spring events. Not shown are the swim team members who also eamed starting block positions at the Regional Swim Meet held in Spring Branch Independent School Dis- trict Natatorium at the close of Second Quarter. All other regional athletic events were held in Hunts- ville. TENNIS - D. Simons, M. Sedillo, M. Miller and R. Dziuk. 9254? I N J ..-m.I ' RELAY - From top: A. Smith, D. Franklin, C. MILE RELAY -T. Mills, L. Brown, J. Mitchell and J. Robinson. Roberson and K. Hall. I74 Regional Literary Science Contestants Not to be out-classed by school athletes and One-Act Play contestants, Black Cat Lit- erary, Science, and Speech enthusiasts also competed and won up to - and through - the regional level of University Interscholas- tic League competition. u- 'v A Q 1 1- ...- i .... In a special competition held for hand- held calculators on the District level, Bobby Williams made the highest score. He did not go on to further challenges this year, but next Spring the calculator contest will replace the slide-rule event. Two literary-science contestants and two speech winners joined the One-Act Play troupe at Austin where they participated in state-level competition. LITERARY-SCIENCE - Standing: M. Lehmann, G. Brown, T. Heathman and R. Bremerg Seated: S. Meyers, J. Quillin and B. Williams. , A--im, , ww... SPEECH-DEBATE - Clockwisefrom left: G. Hayes, G. Austin, S. Godsey, B. Blair, T. Taylor, K. Luke and M. Miller. I75 Black Cats and Champions in All Areas Top-rated spring athletes Front: T. Cham- bers, C. Estlin- baum, F. Pani- sczyn, M. Sed- illo: Back: D. Simons. M. Miller, A. Smith, D. Phillips, T. Heathmang Nor shown: S. Fletcher. I76 . . 33. xg f X 1 Kent Savage and Elaine Cerny 2' Cosmetology State Awards Choir Honors for Wilkins and D. Seaman DECA Trophy Winners Jazz and Sousa Awards for N. Coates and A. Silva First-Ever State-Level One Act Play Production for BCHS 1-N equiem by J. McDonough l l l l . Relentless Sergeant hunts Quarry. Death takes no holiday Soldiers relax before continuing search. 178 Weary children rest First State Drama for BCHS Directed by Dana L. Hamilton Cast of Characters: Death ...... ................... J ohnny Robinson' Sergeant .... ...... M eyer Denn' Father ..... .... M ike Billingsley Mother .... ...... D enise Gann ' Benjamin .... .... S teve Dmelinger' Anna ....... ...... ...... K e lley Luke' Cecilia .............. ..... B eth Norris Choms-Boy ........... ........ K ent Wade Choms-Director-Soldier . . . ..... David Holubec Chorus-Cripple ......... ..... R ay Garcia' Choms-Nurse ........ .... S tacey Schaal Choms-Girl ....... ......... C onnie Reue Choms-Soldier ........ ..... ....... C urt is Selferman Chorus-Soldier ........................... Gary Austin Chorus ................................ Terri Williams Crew: Jeff Zabranek, Tina Taylor, Ken Murphy Alternates: DorothylVIudrick, Trisha Ludwig, Ozella Walton 'YJ' fl l 'Honored for individual performances Who is the real winner, after all? L. Eaton DIRECTED by Mrs. Dana Hamilton, assisted by Tina Taylor C. Seifemian, M. Denn Gracious Consent .... Black Bart ......... Dummy Dolt ........ Judge Daniel Duval ..... Sheriff O.M.I. Overhung. . Lucinda Lovely ........ Dudly Dewrite . . . Alfred Aggie ..... Paula Pianissimo . . . Ophelia Overhang ...... Desiree Lovely .......... Boo the villian iffy V '.'i.s l . if , f l!AE'fJ Q? f in an ccDc-:sire Under the Dunes CAST OF CHARACTERS Salome Slinkworthy .............................. . . . . . . .Diane Morris ........BillBlair .Laurie Eaton David Holubec .......RayGarcia . . .Roger Donohoe . . . .Elizabeth Figeroa . . . . .Curtis Seiferman . . . . . .Meyer Denn . . . .Stacey Schaal . .Sherry Head ............,....ConnieReue S. Head, R. Garcia C. Reue, D. Morris E. Figue roa. B. Blair. L. Eaton si Q Student-Directed Spring Productions Choosing and directing a play during the Spring quarter is a high point in the careers of outstanding senior drama students. This year's productions were directed by One-Act Play State Finals stars Denise Gann and Meyer Denn. Louder I Canlt Hear You , directed by Denise, presented the talents of Stacey Schaal, Steve Druelinger, Sherry Head, Dinna Robinson, Ray Garcia and Diane ,rrr i T T . t c e 1 Morris with a crew composed of Ken Mur- N0 one listens to anybody! phy, Trisha Ludwig and Christi Libby. A Thurber Carnival, as interpreted by director Meyer, featured Roger N to Donohoe, Steve Druelinger. Laurie Eaton, Sandi Godsey, David Holubec. f N Dfw life Todd Lindamood, Jeanette Lukefahr, Connie Reue, Penny Sain. Tina Tay- sggg fj 2 lor, Valerie Valenta, and Terri Williams. Doubling as crew members were gt.s Todd and Steve. li? . ' 5 tat 'as ff Wai a:f 's r,,ii TTY f- ffffw N Doc and patient C 'V P ,p,sma.'.:ewimr i -as Presenting a Thurber cocktail party To Year 182 or Band at BCHS 4 ,t j i '99, V 4, M1 District and Region Band .X ,. N. 13- 0 4' A.. i -'-J.,- M, Leaders honored wid! Players honored I District winners in band competition Black Cat Band W 6 Presents Variety 1 Oppe f Show B tf I f tergalactic beaut d now, the 'udg C6 You had to see it to believe itw J es' de I83 The Aristocats Present 6On the Radio' Taking a look down memory lane by way of popular songs dating back to the '50s, The Aristocrats presented their annual spring follies in May. Special guest performers included a popular male dance troupe consisting of Link Anderson, Devon Ball, Karl Dunn, Steve Griffith, Clifford Kinard, Kevin Phillips, Gardner Savage, Curtis Seiferman, Scott Sieben, Dale Sump, Bubba Williams, Lee Wicoff, D. Sanders, John Muskiet and Dwayne Opella. And, it will be a long time before the audience forgets the timely quips exchanged by DJs Julie Lowry and Meyer Denn! Fam ous Aristocrats He's a pepper . . . I'm a pepper, too! 184 Dance line in action Drive MY car, Jeanette! We'll give these girls a lift- anytime NHS Leadership Banquet The National Honor Society Chapter of Bay City High School honors student leaders at an annual spring banquet and names the outstanding club and student leaders. Outstanding student leaders in 1979- 1980 were Angie Silva who was nomi- nated by the choir and the bandg and, X K, vs is ,MN wi Gardner Savage who was nominated by Student Council and the yearbook. sy. 1. g ' Named the top organization for the A A school year was the popular Aristocats g gg which has become well-known for beauti- Y ful half-time performances and special sa S1 dance exhibitions for local clubs. A Q kkgk 1 Q 4 t.rt1 s XX t . f' 1 , . ,C . wi ,tg XS ii 1 '-b l Q ii ii xg... syli NHS president, Terri Heathman welcomes guests as Principal Graham prepares for awards. 186 OUTSTANDING STUDENT LEADERS Gardner Savage and Angie Silva .1 f' -. Entertaining with a duet were Denise Seaman and Todd Lindamood Mayor Emest Opella gives thought-provoking talk on the true meaning of leadership in today's world. OUTSTANDING CLUB OF THE 1979-1980 YEAR - THE ARISTOCATS Officers put their best foot forward as Principal Graham awards the coveted plaque. l87 Science it 311' s The Science Fair annually brings keen competition from all fields of science at BCHS. Winning the most exciting award in the spring of 1980 were senior Kyle Coldren. He developed a computerized music pro- ject that demonstrated his talents in both music and physics. As a result, he became the first BCHS student to win a trip to the International Science and Engineering Fair which was held at St. Paul, Minn., in May. Top prize for Computer Music Project by K. Coldren 453-r we Y kg' 4? Energy projects rated high First award winners X I. ,IT ' t -ii , 1 f F Third place contest winners Second place science contestants 188 Nt X Senior English English - or Language Arts as some label the study - involves seniors in a variety of areas rang- ing from Chaucer and Shakespeare to the ancient classics and the modern newspaper. Shown are three classrooms whose activities were typical of those to be remembered long after the students have gone from the BCHS campus. It is possible to have fun while studying the Ludwig's literary lights mother longuel Ni ' 79 :av 'I ai My s.,w Schneider's Hump Day Club K f N . MYlh0l0Sy skits Wishy-Washy commercial l 89 Time Capsule Recognizing that this year's senior class will observe its 20th class reun- ion in the year 2000 A.D., the Student Council, with the cooperation of school organizations and Principal Joe Graham, put together memorabi- lia of this very energetic year. The time capsule was buried with appropriate ceremonies at the base of the flag pole. Local and state dignitaries made note of the many changes that have occurred in Bay City in the past 20 years and State Representative Tom Uher, who is an alumnus of BCHS, predicted that in 20 years there will probably be two high schools serving our town. Rep. Uher reminisced about his days at BCHS, l in toruo .Ipane- F, Qi' Closing the lid on the capsule intended to show Bay City citizens what our 1980 year of energy and many wins was like are Student Council members K. Coker, P. Seeker, J. Lowry, S. Lawrence, G. Savage and D. Seaman. 190 iii -Rx. .. 4 r , AAL? if , X, 'ffl s . L? new FW. 'Q jf.: ' xr 'NN Meyer shovels first load. Q ' 6 A ff HSSLLQSWW R' Ls... ,,, . Q- ' - X X -X 5 -N ' - 5.fs545 Y,g X Wh., N5 L nz Q, 39f:.LifLLL fgi,W- - xx' ,.v i . , -iSI.w ' 4:5.1 wk 2-. ikxeizttgtxgg. K 1,52 , . M' R. A Qs Mwifxxx 5 .. k , ,..,. 'TS 3 iss-V, 'f ' ' 'J s' .45 M - 1 1 . . Q 1 . P . 2- A w -s f ..'. sg.-Q ,l ,, -- .. '. x.,q:. My - .Mg . q,. El N 3 .-gi '.:f.,,1i 2.Q,+Sb. - M. Q . K - . .. X ll ., s 'R g. , g gsf K j ff' 8 ,l ,R , .E s 1950 - W L l if Qs? 'i igaiw Q Y, A X , ANlSQ l' a A . L 1 sL.. M ar, j - ', ' ' - 1 f - N . ls AALK ry X. K-gfxl ,M A f u ,cel-G,-z1.:...'se-..g 3, K s .. X . ' f x--- 1,3 SQA .1 .- s- - Q fs s- Y , X nf nf K 1 9 N ' .- N 1 '- . mf ' , 1 A ' L L f'h sl' fi -2 A..kk . Qi 4 71. - W3 K 4 1 k l M .erA?aS'f . 'L K 2- Finally - sealed under marble. l 91 Cheerleader Tr -Outs Trying-out for a spot on a cheerleader squad takes plenty of courage and determination. Girls work in groups of three and then present their demonstration cheers to a packed auditorium. A. Brainerd, J. Lowry, and N. Reyna T. Poole, K. Luke and L. Bell 192 D. McKinney, T. Fair and R. Perez D. Chambers. K. Coker and M. Garcia Lined up for a final review before the balloting begins as S5 gs Agri.. ' E NW- - Wg 4 - the Winners W -5 -qv if -' L - 1 f ,Q qw for 1980-'81 Are f ,eee ,s 5, ,kv NX W I Q. :TLD v . Q 4fXQ .g k L l 7 ..,. . T. Poole, D. McKinney and B. Norris ,4.- ..,,f L. Smith, N. Reyna, J. Lowry and D. Cotton T. Fair, R. Leach, M. Garcia, K. Coker and D. Chambers Memorable Moments From a - - my K ,K ..L.k ein, ff fig? 1 i Astrodome drama Classroom play-acting Mythology toga parties Winter swim meets Field trips x I gi Physics class experiments Drama clas productions was y C53 rw 194 go? X9 A 9 WN Year Charged With Energy QS .L ,,,, Marching Racing Climbing Walking UJEJ lil ' V 6 MCSE! MDA if Meir Vg t N ef ,-fi ' ia Q ni A ,N ? gh , U X ,V I -n I-,l A.'.-:id 'K A , , ,... Q lg .Gr r i' lii 'e-, we 'gi iii' -3 A.. fill .I i i H 1 .e Cooking Posing Wofking 0,1 iw. '41 Reading Calculating Surprising I - W-.p M . NX A S ., Nh G EJ :L ' Mzldfv' X 4 X 4 4- X 5 W -. ' N K fu v ,X , 1 Yi h 3' a. 3 W -Q-5Q i4,x,,' ' law.- Presenting the Class of 1980 ,L K L tx AQ! 5 4 N U' N X ,, , , ,V 1 K. , W 1 ak ' , Q' Av, ' . N . 4 K .. 'S H , , ,H b X 2 hw gs, ,R 4 N A 5 i A A 'L ' W., A A . f X M 4 X 3 Sf mm.. g ,445 di! , xg, .. 4S'fT f xp YE lx Q E-4 X ' LQ 5 gil' - R A I' ...as It Used to Be il E John H. Cherry Elementary School X'xt9J-fqxysj Tenie Holmes Elementary School 3 , Linnie Roberts Elementary School 532.1 1 N 9 t Z. xff 5' Le'- Mx L Chg. ZL M E ' Af5'fLl,.5 ' Si gel' , Q --1-u I E u M See last page of Senior Directory for Identification I97 Junior-Senior Prom Transformed into an exotic Hawaiian island by an imaginative Junior Class, the new Knights of Columbus Hall on Hamman Road was the scene of the Junior-Senior Prom. Pam Taylor was the driving force behind the traditional honor given to seniors by the juniors and her committee found their efforts appreciated by the swinging couples dancing to the live disco beat. Members of the One-Act Play cast and some UIL literary con- testants missed out on the fun because they had State Competi- 5 tion in Austin that Friday. 3 Reservations check at the door 'I t T X I, 5 , 52,1 if f .'Vi'gfP-E' L5 Z :Q N' ' fat' 'kv' J,,.,.A Q--.,v-ve, Sitting out is fun. too. Lining up for that all-important picture. l98 I 1 3- Q! l . Punch and cake keep up a dancer's energy. Keeping that beat going. .. Swingin' out Discodoll . .. E -.5-is i . WD U Presenting the Bay City COLORS: Blue and Gold FLO WER: Yellow Rose I MOTTO: Yesterday is gone - Tomorrow is still a dream - But we still have today. A LMA MA TER Proudly We Hail The Cherished Gold and Blue To Our Dear High School, We'll Ever Be True. While Years Go By, We Place None Above You. Bay City High School, We,ll Always Love You. 200 i sk Ffa High School Class of 1980 E Mighty Valiant Senior Da H Traditionally Sen- ior Day marks the beginning of the count-down days that bring to a close the four-year adventure that is High School. Students swim in the Celanese Pool, dunk a few favorite teachers and feast on barbeque before set- tling down to gradua- tion week ceremonies. i Running bases - Just walkin !l14f' 202 -r Just sittin' and talkin' - fi Baccalaureate Practice 'Wihwumum L xi Lynda's new curly locks Terry's ready, and so's Alicia! 1, -f L 'L nz 'W :ww Hag Q ll if Anyone going our way? 7.as,N Dale's delighted Harold's happy Baccalaureate Service Seniors put on their unfamiliar graduation caps and gowns to participate in Baccalaureate Services held in Keye Ingram Auditorium on the Sunday evening preceding graduation week. ,.-arf' YQ' NGS' - ' .. w as S ' .. .. If RX A J - e .N V .n r-A fa 7 F ' S . . F ff A t' mv W - - XX x ge. . iu x 4 . K QQN V ,L ef 25 Q K fm. t . L 1 gf K K .1 1.55,-5 . ..S:e...e,5: k ,kgggh - s i S at bf i Ky . fe-if 51352 RP LKVLL is 4. . , 1 . sg . A sg . + t W 5 : .f t 1 A W Y. -.-is-.-. 44 ' s Ill s . X 13? f f rf. Mrs. Allison checks line up. The cap sits flat, Kay. Just one more word of advice is offered by Mrs. Lang. 204 . x, if r kg ,f I i Q 'ia :L mst? ta fi Y 2? tix S JL? Waiting - Marching - Waving - Leaving - Anxious anticipation ,f -QW . ,. 'f . --g-3 . 5 2 -Za I A 5 , V ft -A .- if 4 , s' -.3215 3 , Q. K fi? , 1 , 5 . Af We're ready! fri , 1 H ,ei .pf it :Q Q5 i 5 if - .i 4 2 ' 4 5 A: X . . it - K f , V t if? i i ., . till' N3 On their way to first formal ceremony Lt J. in lil 4 ,ii .i-.. S 'N W. w 205 Graduation ight i May 31,1980 Line up again M Waiting out 1 9 3 X X E+ iv ir' 'N , , J ' x WX X X 'li gk Q W sv 5 J ' K in 1 a ' jgl .3 4 if in fi gig 0 Q H ' 1 ,Q 8 S i yd JN ..x 1 1 5 ,, S Q 1 x 'O I 3 iii Q N ii qi . 'ff ' X K Q , f x . XR is 52, J W ' x A last visit A las Looking for Mr. Graham's signal to commence A K'. :.. .,::. . 206 X 4 i ll : 5e'T'ttf 4 .ik T' From father to son Janice gets last one gg, Q J' X kkq ' 09 ' W 'Y-xc 7 iq, 0 0x 44. ' 'f,91 , s Threatening skies and a few drops of rain could not dampen the enthusiasm of the Class of i980 and their friends in Memorial Sta- dium on graduation night. Always punctual Princi- pal Graham delayed the start of the ceremonies for a few minutes and the clouds moved out. We've waited four years for this night and a few thunderstorms aren't going to drive us away, declared Class President Craig Est- linbaum as the last rites of graduation finally began. ff' t -A , Q , as t l -. ts in at 4 . Q., P te . . if K ,wif C 4 X 'Sr X ,A , 1 R .se ' fill-S fi 'nt nt ww , C . I AMO' 1 s as J, six 'l f s ls.-as 'Vi 'Q It's that famous final scene - Class song wins ovation was g in 1 X Q I on . as ff, 1 Q . -sfsQs..: Q . 207 ,s RY -A SEQSHIOI' Direct fy X Q XQS, ,mxAAi gf? HIER, BETH - Choir 76-80 moas. BRANSON, MIKE- BUSHA, ROBERT - Football 76-77, F 9-803, Student Council 77-80 CHist. Key Club 79-80, ICT 79-80, FHA 78- 8-725-TrSas. 79-801, FFA 77-80 BRAVO, ANGELITA -- Basket l 76- 79. 'fgoinstanding Girl, 77-78, Treas. 79- X 77, Art Club 76-77, spanish 1 77- 7 801, JV Tennis 76-66, Sophomore ' 80, Fgench Club 78-80 Cihp j, CARLISLE, SANDRA fSueJ - FHA 79- Sweetheart '78, Class Favorite Nomi- 'i Ge Club 78-79, Annual Staff 80. nee'78,Golf g y 78 801 ecoming Queen Nomineej. ' it I QERNY, ELAINE - Basketball 76-78, ARIAS LENO g 7-Black Cat A BREMER, DAVID R. Golf 76- FCA 76-78, FFA 76.30 7566, 78-79, lub Qvice 78, Science Lone Stay Farmer Degree Club- 77-78, 5 Student of Kiwanettes 78-80, NHS 78-80, Soph- N0mmee'80 VOE 79e r omore Sweetheart Nominee, French f Club 79-80, Top Ten of '80. A, SUSAN - Choir 7.65 , Am. Assn. of 76-78,,Mixed 78-79, Enstmbfe, 4-H,-,Gold Star '79, Nike Cl ig Award 79 and 80, Scholarship, Top Ten of - Freshman Foot- ball, 76-80 fist team All team All State 78-79, DEGA 79-80 vmcl ' 1 - BOBBY FHA, Track Nw JESS SCOTT Science Class 79 fist Favorite ARRY Spanish FHA U IL BAROS trial Arts Fair lst tine Morgan 76-78 Math Schol- Club fv.p. BROWN, GERALD 79, HERO 79 Qtreas. 791, Sophomore '78, NHS 78-80, Student 80, Science Club 79-80, Top Ten Band 'so. XM Ca' Bend 79-80, Re gion BROWN, GRACE-MARIE I Team 76-80 COu-tstanding' and '79, Dist. Fly,'78, '80, lst t Free Relay '80, Regional 78-795 Speech Club 76-79 Creporter '79J UIL Joumalism G D.., .I awards for Solos in Class I Who in Louis Arm- 80, E.T.S.U. Play Final 2nd in istnct 78, 2nd1 Regional - at 78-791. ' 44 Teenpage editor .77li79, Who's ,State Finalist '78,,Feature 7 -District lst '79J, German Club -Annual Staff 78-80 fEdtitor Among American High BLAIR, 80, BSA YoungjAmerican 79, and SW-Bel National Merit Scholarship to Rice g NHS Club 76-3-0 1980, Most Athletic Girl QPYCS- Science Fall BODENBURG, tian Student 77, Track 79, UIL 3-A State Speech Vo-Ag 76-78, Cop Ag BOOKER, BILLY - Football 76-80 QAII Dist. 2nd Team r.b. '78, lst Team All Dist. 79, best running back '79, All 80, Library Literary Award -f Football 76-80 flst Dist. Receiver 79-80, Best 79-80, Secondary Hon. 79-801, Varsity State Track 76- '76-80, , Intemational Science and En 'neer S1 ing Fair at St. Paul, Minn. '80 ffirst ' BCHS-student to earn this recogni tionj, Regional Best of Fair, Out standing Science Student '80. ' QCOLLINS, GUY - Football 76-78, Vo - ketbau 76-77. -X.. . Ag 76-79, LAYER Wihnef 780, Most Athletic Nominee 80, Bas- stato toggle Greater Houston Foot- anowN, Limuc1A -A g f f lpe, it ee andisingl, DECA Scholarship ao. ball and oolboy honor rollj, Bas- 7 7 I , e Q, , ketball76-8QCState79-80J,DE 79-80. fi .,BRYANT,,ALLEN-- e--- e-,-, jf,CONNO ARK- , f s o g F I effigy , Black Cat Band Mention at 31st participant in General Mer coNNoR, MIKE - COOK, VARENA - Math Club 77-80 fpres. 78-79j, Science Club 78-80, Sci- ence Fair 3rd place '80, Art Club 78- 80, VOE-OEA 79-80 f3rd in Area Contest, OEA sec. 79-801, NHS 79- 80. COTTON, GREG - Football 76-77, Speech and Drama Club 77-80. FCA 76-77, Key Club 77-78, FTA 78-80. COURSEY, MIKE fKooncel - COX, RODDY - French Symposium 76- 80, French Club 77-80, Science Fair Regional winner '79. COX, WAYNE ALLEN - CRAFT, FRANK - Golf 76-79, Black Cat Band 76-78, DE 79-80. CUELLAR, STEVEN - CULBRETH, KENNETH - Football 76- 80, Swim Team 76-79, Track 76-77. Student Council 76-77, Freshman and Sophomore Class Favorite, Interact 79-80, Most Handsome Sen- ior Boy '80. DAUGHERTY, JACK - VICA fWelding 79-801. DAVIS, KAREN -- OEA 78-80, 43rd in General Clerical, Ist at area. Treas. 79-801, FHA 79-80. DAVIS, TAMRA -- DEADRICK, WARREN - Track 76-80, Football 76-80 flst Team All Dist. 78-80, Best Defensive Lineman 78- 803, DECA 78-79, Welding 79-80. DENN, MEYER - Student Council 76- 80 fpres. 79-805. Key Club 76-80 fDist. Lt. Gov. 77-78, pres. 78-791, Speech and Drama Club 76-80, One- Act Play '77 tall-star castj, '79 fBest Actor and All-Star Castj, '80 State Finals OAP fDist. all-star cast, regional honorable mentionj, Direc- tor, Thurber Carnival '80, FHA 78- 80, Freshman Class President, Who's Who Among American High School Students 77-78, TALA 77-78, Mr. BCHS Nominee, Most Dependa- ble Boy '80, Kiwanis Scholarship Award. DICKENS, TONIE - DONOHOE, TERRY - DOTY, KENNY - DUNBAR, RICKY - Senior Directory EATON, BRIAN - EDISON, LORA -- Girls' varisty sports, Basketball and Track 76-80, Most Athletic Girl '80, FCA 76-80, Most Beautiful Nominee '80, All-Ameri- can Athlete, FHA. EIDLBACH, GENE -- VICA 77-78, 79- 80, Athletic Trainer-Manager 76-77. ESTLINBAUM, JOHN CRAIG - Bas- ketball 76-80, Baseball 76-80 CMVP '80J, FCA 76-80, Football 76-77, Interact 78-80 Qsec. 79-801, Spanish Club 77-78 fv.p. 77-783, Boys' State Alternate '79, Student Council 79-80, Senior Class President, Honorable Mention American Legion Award. FAIR, MARY - Varsity Cheerleader 78- 80, Choir 76-80 fGirIs' 76-79, Mixed 79-80, Solo and Ens.J, Track 76-77, Basketball 76-77, Gymnastics 76-80. FIELDS, MARILYN - FIELDS, THERESA - FHA 76-80, Library Club 76-78 fBest Librarian Award '77J. F IGUEROA, ELIZABETH - Choir 76- 80 fReporter 79-80, lst in Class II Solo and Ensemble, Ist in Experi- mental Ens. '80, Dist. and Reg. 78- 791, Tennis 76-80, COutstanding Girl Player 79, 3rd in El Campo Tourn. '79J, Basketball 76-78, Speech and Drama Club 79-80, Who's Who Among Distinguished American Stu- dents 78-79. - FISHER, CORDELIA DIANE - Track 76-78 Cregional 880 in 783, Student Council 78-79, Annual Staff '79, VICA Qsec. 795 79-80, Grace Norene Young Scholarship 80. FISHER, KATRINA - FLETCHER, SIMON - Varsity sports, letterman and outstanding player. FLORES, JOSEPH CPatJ - Varsity sports, GI Forum Scholarship '80. FRALEY, MICHAEL - FRANKLIN, LUTHER - Football 76- 79, Track 76-79, FCA 77-80, HECE 78-79, FFA 79-80. GANN, DENISE -- Speech Club 76-80 tReceptions 77, Most Improved stu- dent 7-8, Representative 79, v,p. '80, Sweetheart '80D, Student Council 76- 80 fReporter 803, One Act Play tcrewj '78, '79 QZone Best Actress, District Honorable Mentionj, State OAP Contest '80 fZone Best Actress, District All-Star Castl, Director: Louder I Can't Hear You '80. Cheerleader 76-77, 79-80, Freshman Favorite Nominee, Homecoming Queen Finalist, Most Dependable '80, FTA 78-79, FFA 79-80 tlst in hog showmanshipl, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 79-80 , Society of Distin- guished American High School Stu- dents 79-80, Panhellenic Associa- tion Scholarship '80. GARCIA, NANCY - Black Cat Band 76- 77, Aristocats 77-78, Art Club 78-79. DECA Homecoming Nominee, DECA 79-80 Cv.p. and letter jacketj. GARCIA RITA - Spanish Club 77-80 ttreas. 79-809, Nike Club 77 and 78, OEA 79-80, Lulac Scholarship. GARCIA, srr:vEN - GARTICA, ANDREA - GARZA, SARA - GARZA, viCroR1A - GILMER, DAVID - FFA 76-80 QFish and Wildlife management 76-77, Blue Ribbon hog '78, Lone Star Farmer Degree 79, Farm Rodeo Team lst in District 79-80. GIPSON, JACQUELINE - FHA 76-80, HECE 79-80. GOMEZ, HENRY - Football 77-80. FHA 79-80. GOMEZ, OFELIA -- Speech Club 76-77, Black Cat Band fConcert 76-78, Sym- phonic 79-80, Flag Rank 78-79, Dis- trict 79-805. GONZALES, MARCOS - GORMEY, CARL JAMES - Welding 79-80. GRAEBER, TIMOTHY - Black Cat Band 76-77, German Club 77-78. GRIFFIN, MARK - Basketball 77-79, Baseball 79-80, Interact 79-80. GRIFFITH, STEVEN - Swim Team 76- 79, Interact 77-80 tv.p. 79-801, FTA 76-77, FHA 78-80, Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior and Senior Favorite Nominee,-Most Handsome Nominee, David Polk Scholarship '80. GUTIERREZ, BRENDA - HAMPTON, JULIE - Aristocats 77-80 Qsec. 78-79, 2nd lt. 79-805, Choir 76- 80 fRegion 77-80, lst div. exp. ensm. Act Region op Ten Senior Durector 78 80 lst div solo 77 78 lst div 79 80 fAut0 Mechanics Awardj. Black Cat 76-so, Wx Club LEMON, Mnco - UNDAMOOD, TODD Cat Band 76-80 Cfeatured drum major 78-80, 80, all region 77-79, L solo 76-80, solo 70, piano 76-70, 79-80, exper. ens. solo and Among clans J 80 cast LAWRENCE, LEWIS - LEHMANN, MIKE - German Club 77- 79 Cv.p. 78-791, Boys' Slate 79. NHS 78-80 ltreas. 79-803, Science Club 79- 80 fprograms directorj, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, UIL Science State Finalist 80, Junior Service League Award '80, Top Ten of '80. 80, Football 76-80 80j Track 78 LARRY - DECA 78-79, Ag 76-79, piano NHS and 77 and Senior Football 76-77, Mos: 55355 mejjggg' I Y 7 Nike Club 77- 76 78. 78 79 MCCLOSKEY, MICHELE - 77 791, our- High 76-77. 78-79, FHA McCORD, JOHN - McCROSKY, TINA - Aristocats 77-80, flst lt. 79-803, FHA 78-80, Kiwan- ettes 79-80, Basketball 76-77, Who's Who Among American High Schools. McCULLOCH, DENNIS- A '---- 7 8 McGILL, MARK - Key Club 77-78, German Club 78, ICT 78-80. ' MCGUIRT, 78-80 gewmwws-M 79-80. Educational Assoc. ScholarshiQ '80, McMILLAN, GARET Councililfl - . Choir 17-7 , DE 78-80 MEDINA, XIEISQ- CA FHA-7827 9. --sss A MEDINA, 76-79. MELVIN, ANN - Aristocats 78-80 803 Club JUDITH DOBECKA - JOHN - F00tball'Q-78. 78-80, FHA 79-80. ' FRANCES 79-80 DONNA -- T 77- Kiwanettes Band 76-77, OEA 79- State 79 79' is onblm ckscc lst placesl. ,E Baseball 77 X ensemble 77-80j, Key Club 78-80 fv.p. 79-801, D.E., Kiwanis Scholar- ship '80. RUTHERFORD, DAMON -- SALVITTI, PAMELA - Speech and Drama Club 76-78, Band 76-80 fflag rank 77-805, NHS 78-80, French Club 77-78. SANCHEZ, GLORIA - Band 76-77, Nike Club 77-78, Spanish Club 78-80, French Club 78-79, OEA 79-80. SAVAGE, GARDNER - Speech and Drama Club 76-77 QOne-Act Playj, Swim Team 77-79 fmost outstanding boy swimmer '78 and '79l, Sopho- more Class president, Student Coun- cil 77-80 tv.p. 78-791, class favorite nominee freshman, sophomore, jun- ior and senior year, NHS l978-80 fv.p. '79-805, French Club 78-80, '80 Annual Staff fassociate editorl, NHS Leadership Award '80, Nominee for Most Dependable and Mr. BCHS, D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award '80, American Legion Award '80, NHS Scholarship 80, Top Ten of '80, SAVAGE, KENT - FFA 76-80 fv.p. jr. team 76-66, vp. 78-70, v.p. sr. team 78-79, pres. 79-80, pres. sr. conduct- ing team 79-80, Dist. III reporter 79- 80, Lone Star Farmer Degree 79-80, outstanding student '80j. Interact 77- 80 Qtreas. 79-805, FHA 78-79. Inter- club Council 78-80. SCHEEL, JAMES - SCHUTZ, DEREK - SEDAM, TOMMY - Tennis 76-78. DECA 78-80. SEIFERMAN, CURTIS - FFA 76-77, FCA 76-78. Football 76-80 tlst team all dist. defensive back 79-80, most valuable def. back 79-80, team capt. 79-805, Interact 77-78. FHA 78-79, Key Club 78-80, Speech and Drama 78-80, Leo Club 79-80, State One-Act Play Cast 80, Nominee for Most Handsome and Mr. BCHS. SENKYRIK, LINDA - Band 76-80 ttwir- ler 77-805, FTA 78-79, VOE 79-80 Qv.p.l. SHERRY, TONYA - Band 76-80 Qsym- phonic 76-801, OEA 79-80 tv.p.J. SHUMAN, GARY - Basketball 76-77, .Football 76-80 Cmost fun award 79- 801, Band 76-80 tstage 78-79l. Tennis 79-80, FCA 79-80. SIEBEN, SCOTT - Football 77-80. .. T i 'A' C iii. Qkisili' it 7 it 7 ...iff-ingegg-yy,,.gggef1,.f,Qsg:,.,ggQ---:gf--me we --suse ,gt .z ns .1 1 ........,.. ..... s .. .. .... ,. .... ....,..: , L ,,,,. .C - -is , ,. . X J., tl . C +f-te12S'ti.,:ss-'rms6 as-seesie-was-f1.s'f.i'-6?1 ---fziiis -- z T ,,.,,. .W gi. ,. tiki? .., , ., Senior Directory FHA 79-80 treporterj, .--- Key rt. Cl '78-g 6 gf 80 fpres. 79-801. ' 7 SILVA, ANGELA - Band 76-80 Qdist. 77-78 and 79-80, lst div. solo 78-80, ensemble 77-80, head twirler 79-80, lst div solo and ensemble 76-80, pres. 79-801, Basketball 76-77, Spanish Club 77-80 tsec. 77-80, reporter 79- 801, TALA 78-79, FHA 78-80, Inter- club Council 78-80, Choir 78-80, fGirls' Madrigal 78-80, mixed madri- gal 79-80, region choir 79-80, area choir 79-801, Class favorite 78-79, Homecoming Queen, NHS Leader- ship Award, John Phillip Sousa Award '80, W.C.J.C. Scholarship '80, SILVA, DIANA - Band 76-78 Qlst div. ens. 76-77, stage 76-771, FHA 78-so, ICT 79-80 Ctreasl. SILVAS, ABBY - Band 76-80 Csym- phonic 77-80, Flag Rank 77-80, Capt. 79-80, dist. and region 78-80, lst div. solo 78-791, FTA 78-80 Qjournalist 79- 805, Speech Squad 79-80, FHA 79-80, W.C.J.C. Scholarship '80. SIMONS, GARY - Football 76-78, Track 76-77, Outstanding off-season achiever 76-77, Band 76-77, Swim Team 77-79 Cdist. and region 78-795, Interact Tl,-?8-, Key Club 79-80, Choir 79-80, 'Kiwanis Scholarship '80, SITZ, REBECCA - Aristocats 77-80 12nd It. 78-79,' lst lt. 79-805, Nike Club 76-77, Kiwanettes 79-80, Inter- act Sweetheart, Homecoming Nomi- nee, Most Beautiful Senior Girl '80. SKINNER, DEBORAH - Aristocats 76- 80 fpres. 79-801, Vo-Ag'76-80 fLone Star Farmer Degreej, Kiwanettes 78- 79. SLATER, KELLIE - Band 76-80 fist div. twirling solo 76-79, ensemble 79- 80, Symphonic band 79-80, wood- wind ensemble 78-80, 2nd div. oboe solo '79-80, stage band 79-80, dist. band 79-80, twirler 77-80, drum major 79-803, FHA 76-77, 78-79, FTA 79-80, W.C.J.C. Scholarship '80, SLONE, BRYAN KEET - Interact 77-80 fpres. 79-801, NHS 78-80, VICA 78- 79, Boys' State '79, Football 76-77, ' Freshman Favorite Nominee. SLIVA, BEVERLY BURT- SMITH, DEBRA - VOE 79-80. SMITH, EDWARD -- Basketball 76-77, Track 76-80 lregion 77-80l, Cross country Cstate 78-80, region 77-785, FHA 76-77, 78-80. SMITH, HAROLD - Football 76-80, f -Basketbau issiiols FHA 79-80, Q I swim-i, JACK - FFA qoireeiniand, Chapter Farmer and Lone Star Farmer pinsj. SMITH, LEIA - SMITH, PATRICIA - Basketball 76-78, FHA 77-78, ICT 78-80. SMITH, SHARON - Track 76-77, Vol- leyball 76-77 fmgizj, OEA 79-80 fpres.J. SNEED, RONALD - SRESTHAPHUNLARP, SUWARK tSueJ - Choir 76-70 Qlst ensemble 76-77, solo and ensm. 77-781, Math Club 77- 80, Art Club 77-78, HECE 79-80, NHS 79-80, Top Ten of '80. STANDIFORD, SHAWNA -- Gymnas- tics 76-78, French Club 76-78, Bas- ketball 76-78, Cheerleader 77-78, Math Club 78-80, Art Club 79-80. STANLEY, RENEE - Basketball 77-78, Sophomore Sweetheart Nominee, VICA 78-80 12nd dist. 78-79, lst in dist. 79-80, cosmetology pres. 79-801, Leo Club 79-80, Kiwanettes 79-80, Homecoming Nominee. SUMP, JOHNATHAN fDaleJ -- Band 76-80 fstage 79-803, Baseball 76-77, German Club 78-79. SVATEK, MARK - Baseball 76-80, Interact 78-80, FHA 79-80. TANNER, SYLVIA - Art Club 77-80 Qv.p. 78-793, Math Club 77-80 Qv.p. 78-795, UIL Number Sense 76-78, Science Club 78-80 fsec. 78-791, Scholastic Art Awards, Annual Staff 79-80 fClub Editor, Chief Photogra- pher, cover designl, Art League Award'80. TAYLOR, CARL - FHA 76-77, DECA 78-79, HECE 79-80. 4 TAYLOR, JACKIE - TAYLOR, TINA -- Speech and Drama Club 76-80 Qreceptionist 77-78, v.p. 78-79, pres. 79-801, UIL 3rd in Dist. informative speech 77-78, best speaker and Most Dependable of Speech Club in 78-79, State One Act Play crew 80, Spanish Club 76-77, NHS 78-80, UIL Joumalism 77-80, Ord Dist. headlines 79j, Outstanding Girl Nominee, Honorable Mention American Legion Award, Prep Bowl Scholarship, Top Ten of '80, TONEY, RONNIE - Football 76-78. Basketball 76-78, Baseball 76-80. treasurer St ent Council 78- 78 80 Qre rter 79-801, Ten- WOODS, CEDRIC - etb 76-77, FT - - , T wh GREG men. all 79-80 79-80, 78-80, state finalist team all-star team 79-801, ldist. championship champions 77-801, co-champs,.77- FCA 77-80 Most standing standing ship AdM WILLIAMS, TERESA 78-80 Drama club vs-so Freshman HERO 79-80. A 77 Basketball 76 80 rack Favor- 77-80, FHA 78-79 an Senior ,N WOODS, KENT - Golf 76-80, French Club 76. BCHS' woons, SHERYL- eam l976-79, YARBROUGH, GLYNDA - Band 76- 78, FTA 78-79, French Club 76-77, 79-80, Kiwanettes 79-80. 77-80 YARBROUGH, LYNDA - FTA 77-80, Kiwanettes 77-80, Band ZERNICEK, JAN ICE - . Q, 1 aa, W J-. Joe Brown, Adam Torres, Jesse Buberia, Joe Oros, Helen Kara Murphy, Renee Riley. Holmes Elementary School: On m row: Sandra Rodriguez, Pam Douguet, Bonnie Good- man, Mary Betancourt, Denise Gann, Mary Sneed, Sylvia Jaram- illo, Kathleen Hammong On 2nd row: Guy Collins, Dewayne Stredic, Lewis Lawrence, Tim Trammell, Joe Mitchell, Troy Brown, Kent Savage, Mark Howard, On top row: Mike Ware, John Furse, Bobby Flannel, Grace-Marie Brown, Rebecca Sitz. Linnie Roberts Elementary School: On bottom row: Elizabeth Figueroa, Kim Thomas, Sandy Hudson, Susan Amiatta, Patti Melaas, Lynda Yarbrough, Dina Owens, Beth Abshierg On 2nd row: David Mayer, Greg Cotton, Jay McKelvy, Herbert Ainaworth, Terry Wiley, Kory Shufflebarger, Kenny Culbreth, Chris McQuigeg On top row: Glynda Yarbrough, Brenda Ellis, Annette Woellert, Simon Fletcher, Bruce Ramsey, Terri Heathman, Audrey Huebner. they were? M J 'V 4 SENIORS A Ahshier, Beth 10.40. 108, 109. 122. 200-201, 252 Arias, Lenora 40. 200-201 Armatta. Susan 10. 40. 177. 200-201 Ashworth. Virginia 40. 200- 201 Avants. Peggy 200-201 B Ball, Devin 40. 200-201 Barbour, Barry 40. 200-201 Baros. Terry 10. 46, 200-201 Barrett, Monte 200-201 Beasley. Mark 40. 200-201 Becerra, Juan Jesse 40. 168. 200-201 Bell, Ora 40 Bennett. Thomas 40. 167. 200- 201 Billingsley. Mike 40. 177.200 701 Birkner, Charles 40, 200-201 Blair, William S. 95, 180, 182, 200-201 Bodenburg, Gerard tBtthhal 41, 200-201 Booker. Billy 4. 41. 152.200- 201 Bravo, Angelita 41, 98. 189. 200-201 Bremer, David tRussl 41, 136. 145. 200201 Brinkley, Henry 41, 152. 200- 201 Brooks, Anthony 41, 200-201 Brown, Bobby Joe 28, 41, 128. 140, 200-201 Brown, Elton Troy 41, 153, 200-201 Brown. Gerald 41, 145. 200- 201 Brown, Grace-Marie 7, 10, 28. 41,128.164.189,200-201. 235 Brown, Larry 4.41, 136, 152, 200-201 Brown. Latricia 42, 200-201 Brown, Lizette 42. 200-201 Brown, Paula 42 Buckner. Linda 42 Busha, Robert 42. 189. 200- 201 I C Carlisle. Sandra Sue 42. 200- 201 Cerny, Elaine 42. 127, 145. 176. 200-201 Chambers, Todd 42. 108. 132. 136. 160. 176. 200-201 Chapa. Maricela 16, 42, 98. 126. 127. 200-201 Cisneros, Sandra 42 Claybourn. Guy Lane 42. 200- 201 Coates, Nathan 42. 177. 182. 200-201 Coldren, Kv1e11,42. 127, 182. zoo-201 ' Collins, Guy 177. 200-201 Conner. Mitzi 43 Cook. Varena 43, 99, 126. 127, 200-201 Cotton, Greg 7, 13.43.200- 201 Counter, Paul 43 Cox. Roddy 43. 200-201 Cox, Wayne Allen 43, 200-201 Craft, Frank 43, 200-201 Cuellar, Steven 43, 200-201 Culbreth, Kenneth 9. 43, 135, 136, 152, 200-201 D Daugherty, Jack 43. 125, 200- 201 , Davis, Karen 43. 120. 200-201 Davis, Tamra 43. 200-201 Deadrick, Warren 44, 152. 200-201 DeLeon, Robert 44 Demi. Meyer 44. 83. 122, 133. 136. 180, 239. 200-201 Dickens, Tonic 44. 200-201 Donohoe, Terry 44. 200-201 Doty, Kenny 44, 189, 200-201 Durgan, Robert 44. 200-201 E Edison, Lora 14. 44. 135. 162, 200-201 Eldlbach, Gene 44, 200-201 Estlinbaum, John Craig 7. 38, 44. 168, 176, 200-201 F Fair. Mary 4, 44. 106, 108. 200-201 Fields, Theresa 44. 200-201 DEX Figueroa, Elizabeth 45. 108. 109. 166. 180, 189. 200-201. 252 Fisher. Cordelia Diane 45. 200-201 Fisher, Katrina 45. 200-201 Flannel, Bobby 45. 152 Fletcher. Simon 136. 153. 170 200-201 Fraley, Michael 45, 200-201 Franklin, Luther 45. 200-201 G Gann, Denise 4. 8. 14, 45. 106. 122. 120.133.137. 139. 177 200-201.249 Garcia, Nancy 10.45. 83. 93. 99. 200-201 Garcia, Rita 45. 177. 200-201 Garcia, Steven 45. 200-201 Gartica, Andrea 45, 200-201 Garza, Victoria 45. 200-201 Gilmer, David 46, 200-201. 244 Gipsnn, Jacqueline 46, 189. 200-201 Gomez, Henry 46. 200-201 Gomez, Ofella 46. 200-201 Gonzales. Marcos 46. 200-201 Cormey. James 46. 200-201 Graeber, Timothy 46, 200-201 Griffin, Mark 46. 189. 200- 201 Grillith, Steven 46. 136. 200- 201 Gutierrez. Brenda 9. 46. 200- 201 H Hampton, Julie 46, 101. 108. 200-201 Haney, Katherine 47, 200-201 Hanna, Gracie 47, 177. 200 201 Hauff, Lisa 47 Hayden, John 47, 200-201 Hayes, Ronald K. 47. 200-201 Head.Sherry 10, 47, 98. 180. 189, 200-201, 247, 289 Heathman, Terri 10. 47. 83, 127, 128, 145. 146. 148, 167. 189, 200-201 Hebert, G. Michelle 47, 200- 201 Hebert, Terri 47, 200-201 Hilliard, Eric 47 Hinton, Alan 168, 200-201 Hollas, Veronica 47. 100. 101. 127. 200-201 H0ward,'1Vlark 47, 200-201 Huebner. Audrey 48. 200-201 l llseng, Rodney 48, 200-201 J Jahns. Kendyl-18, 200-201 Janise. Eddie 48. 200-201 Jaramillo. Carlos 48. 200-201 Jaramillo. Sylvia 48. 108, 109. 200-201 Jimenez., Andrew 48. 168. 200- 201 Johnson, Carlotta 48. 200-201 Jones, Brenda 48 Jones. Chawyer 48. 182. 198. 200-201 Jurek, .lonathan tJohnl 48, 200-201 K Kahn. Winifred 48 Kinard, Clifford 49. 167, 200- 201 Kitching, Brantley 21, 152. 200-201 Klingaman, Steve 49 Knight, Susan 49, 200-201 Koonce. Mike Coursey 49, 200-201 Kopecky. Diana 49 Kopnicky, Victoria 49. 200- 201 Koudelka. Patricia 10. 38, 49, 100, 101.108.127. 145.149 189. 200-201. 224, 252 Kovar, Debbie 38, 40. 122, 129. 139. 140. 200-201 Kridler, Keith 49, 136. 169. 200-201 L Lafayette. Candy 49. 200-201 Latham, James 49. 200-201 Lawrence, Lewis 49. 200-201 Lehmann, Mike 50, 127. 145, 149. 200-201 Lemon. Miko 50, 145. 152, 200-201 Lewis. Larry 50. 152, 200-201 Llndamood, Todd 50, 103. 108, 109. 127, 182. 200-201, 252 Littlefield. Barbara 50. 200- 201 Littleton, Quintin 50. 200-201 Luedecke, Kenneth 50. 189. 200-201 Luera, Eva 50, 200-201 Luera. Ricky 50. 200-201 Lusk. John 50. 200-201 M Mayberry. Tony 50, 200-201 McClanahan, Kim 38. 50. 166. 200-201 McCIary. Lisa 51. 200-201 McCloskey. Michele 51. 200- 201 MeCroslty. Tina 51, 100. 101. 200-201 McCulloch. Dennis 51. 200- 201 McGill. Mark 51. 189.200- 201 E McGuirt. Cynthia 51. 177. 189. 200-201 McKelvy. Jay McKelvy. Jay 51. 200-201 McLeod, David 51, 96. 164. 182. 200-201 McMahon. Susan 51. 200-201 McMillan, Margaret 10. 51. 200-201 Medina. Daniel 51. 200-201 Medina. Guadalupe tl.upe1 51. 200-201 Melvin, Jo Ann 52. 200-201 Mendiola, Yvonne tBonn1e1 52. 110. 200-201 Milbcrger. Judith Doheclta 52. 200-201 Milner, John 52. 200-201 Minltert, Frances 52. 120. 200-201 Mireles, Jesse 164 Mitchell. Joe 52. 200-201 Montoya, Terry 52. 200-201 Moon, Donna 52. 120. 127. 139. 200-201 Morris. Wm. Paul 52. 189. 200-201 Muniz. Jody 52. 200-201 Murphy. Kara 52. 200-201 N Nauyen. Chuna 53 New. Michael 52. 200-201 Ngwyen, Toan 53 Nguyen, Thoana 53 Nygard, Paula 53, 108. 122. 127. 139, 145. 200-201.252 O O'Brien. Kelly 10. 53, 108. 200-201. 252 Ogletree. Guy 53. 200-201 I DEX Opella. Dwayne 53. 149. 200- 201 Organ. Gregg 53. 200-201 Orsak. Yvonne 53. 108. 200- 201 Ottis. Paul 53. 200-201 Ottis. Sharon 53. 102. 109. 127. 189. 200-201 Owen. Dina 53. 200-201 Owen. Donald Greg 54. 200- 201 P Page. Linda Kay 54. 96. 103. 200-201 Palmer, Sonia 53. 200-201 Parker. Cynthia 54 Pena. Steven 54. 200-201 Perez. Ernesto 54. 164. 200- 20 1 Perez. Michael 54. 200-201 Pernetter. Mabel 54. 200-201 Pernetter. Sydney 54, 182. 200-201 Phillips. Ann 54. 200-201 Phillips. Kevin 11. 54, 95. 102. 164. 182. 200-201 Popek. Connie 54. 200-201 Purdy, Douglas 55. 200-201 Q Quinn. Kimberly 55. 120. 200- 201 Quintanilla. Mary 55 R Ramos. George 55. 200-201 Ramsey. Bruce 55. 200-201 Redus. Stanley 55. 200-201 Reece. Tommy 14. 55 Reed, Ginger 55, 200-201 Reeder, William 55. 153. 200- 201 Reyes. Roger 55. 200-201 Reynolds. Carole 55 Richey. Deniee 39. 55. 110. 200-201 Robinson. Carmen 56. 162. 200-201 Robinson. Michael 56 Roots, Donnie 56, 108. 189. 200-201 Rutherford, Damon 56. 200- 201 S Salvitti, Pamela 56. 127, 200- 201. 247. 257 Sanchez. Gloria 56. 200-201 Savage. Gardner 9. 56. 98. 99. l22.127.131.136.145,1-17. 148. 190. 201.1-201. 247 Savage, Kent 56. 176. 200-201 Scheel. James 56, 200-201 Sedam. Tommy 56. 200-201 Seilerman. Curtis 4. 56. 152. 177. 180. 200-201 Senkyrilt. Linda 56. 104. 105. 120 Sherry.'1'onya 56. 200-201 Shuman. Gary 57, 152. 200- 201 Sieben. Scott 57. 200-201 Silva. Angie 57. 102. 103. 104. 105. 108. 109. 123. 130. 177. 200-201 Silva, Diana 57. 200-201 Silvas. Abby 57. 104. 182. 198. 200-201 Simons. Gary 57, 108. 200-201 Sitz. Rebecca 38, 57. 83. 100. 101. 129.13-1,139. 200-201 Skinner, Deborah S. 9. 57. 100. 101. 200-201 Slater, Kellie 15. 57. 96. 102. 103, 182.200-201 Sliva. Beverly Burt 57, 200- 201 Smith w Bryan Keet 57. 127. Slone. 149. 200-201 Debra 57. 200-201 Smith. Edward 58. 200-201 Smith 201 Smith Smith. Smith. Smith 201 . Harold 3. 58. 153.200- . Jack 58. 200-201 Leia 58. 200-201 Patricia 58. 200-201 . Sharon 58. 120. 200- Sresthaphunlarp. Sue 58. 99. 127. 126. 145. 200-201 Standiford. Shawna 58. 99. 127. 200-201 Stanley. Renee 39. 58, 1 10. 167. 200-201 Sump, Jonathan Dale 58. 96. 200-201. 245 Svatek. Mark 58. 168. 200-201 T Tanner, Sylvia 12. 58. 98. 99. 126. 200-201. 247 Taylor. Carl 59. 200-201 Taylor. Carliss 59 Taylor. Jacqueline 59. 200- 201 Taylor. Tina 8, 59. 127. 145. 200-201 Tollaksen. Adeleide 59. 94. 83 Toney. Ronnie 59. 168. 200- 201 Torres. Angie 59. 1 10. 200-201 Trammell. 'l'im 59. 200-201 Treudc. Laura 1 1. 59. 200-201 Turner. Michelle 9. 59. 200- 201 Tweedle. Justin 59. 200-201 V Valadez. Mary 16.59. 200-201 Vega, Anna 60. 120. 200-201 Villarreal. Jesse 60 W Wade. Kathryn 8. 9. 60. 200- 201 Wallace. Britt 60. 170. 200- 201 Warner. Cheryl 60. 120. 200- 201 Webber. Jackie Smith 60. 200-201 Weeks. Bret 60. 189. 200-201 Wells. Sandra 60. 94. 106. 127.129.132.137.139.I49. 200-201. 249 Wells. Veleda 60 Wikoff. Lee 60. 189. 200-201 Wiley. Terry 60. 200-201 Williams. Alicia 60. 100. 101. 200-201 Williams. Greg 4. 61. 135. 136. 152. 160. 200-201 Williams. Teresa D. 61. 200- 201 Woods. Cedric 61. 153. 200- 201 Woods. Kent Phillip 61. 200- 201 Woods. Sheryl 61. 200-201 Y Yarbrough. Glynda 1 1. 61. 100. 200-201 Yarbrough. Lynda 61. 100. 200-201 Z Zernicek. Janice 61 . 200-201 JUNIORS A Alexander. Morris 6-4 Alltov. Douglas 64 Allen, Darla 64 'lv 1 Guzman. Eddie 67 Allen. David 64 Amick. Cheryl 64. 1 10 Anderson., Link 64 Anderson. Tammy 64 Andrade. Maria 64 Andrews. Lori 64. 100 Arnold. Regina 64. 94. 127 Ashcraft. Maurice 64 Austin. Gary 64. 108 Avants. Peggy 64 Averell. Beth 64 Averett. Dixie 64 B Bacon. Tracye 64. 108 Baker. Belinda 64 ' Balusek. Glenn 64 Barker. William 64 Barrett. Becky 64. 100 Barron. Richard 64, 126. 127. 150. 152 Bartos. Darrell 64 Basquez. Robert 64 Bennett. Gregg 64 Bishop. Karen 64. 108 Bohne. Derek 64. 127 Bonner. Shannon 64 Bonner. Terev ea 64 Booker, 64. 152 Boudeu. DcWayne 64. 153 Branton. Sherri 64 Robin. Bremer 65. 100 Brewer. Todd 65 Briggs. Yolanda 65 Brooks. John 65. 122 Brown. Alice 65. 127 Brown. Michael 65. 108 Brown. Neidra 65. 104 Breuning. Auneva 65 Bryant. Allen 65 Buff. Troy 65 Burlord. Bret 65. 127 Busha. Ricky 65 C Callis. Sharon 65. 1 10 Cantu. Monica 65. 100 Cashion. Steve 65 Cervantes. Elizabeth 65. 108 Chandler. Daniel 65 Chapa. Cesar 65 Clark. Greg 65 Cloutler. Ricky 65 Coker. Kerri 4. 15. 65. 196. 108. 122. 190. 224. 249 Conner. Carl 65 Coney. Terri 63. 65. 1 10 Cooper. Herbert 65 Cortez. Melinda 65 Cortiuas. Robert 65 Criswell. Lee 2.65. 94. 152 Crozier, Linda 65 Culver. Jami 65 D Dale. Angela 65. 127 Dale. Quenna 65 Daugherty. .loanne 66 Davila. Martha 66 Davis. Amy 66. 108 Davis. Lanie 66 Davis. Randell 66 Dean. Carolyn 66. 104. 105 DeLeon. Mark 66 Dickson. Ronnie 66 Dinh. Thai 66 Dobecka. Latlsha 66. 100. 127 Domstead. Kim 66. 100 Donohoe. Roger 7. 66 Dunn. Karl 66. 127. 182 Durham. Russell 66 Dykes. Wilma 66 Dziuk. Robbie 66 E Eaton. Darryl 66 Eidlebach, Caryn 66 Elkins. Carol 66 Elliott. Michael 66 F Farmer. Sandra 66 Farris. Robin 66. 103 Fernandez, Orlando 66 Fields. Marilyn 66 Fields. Sherrie 14. 66 Fitzpatrick. Darren 66 Gardiner. Guy 67 Garza. Gilbert 67 Garza. Janie 67 Garza. Raul 67 Garza. Lorraine 67 Garza. Margaret 67 Gatson. Enoch 1 1. 12. 62. 67. 153. 198 Fletcher. Warren 66 Flores. Lisa 66. 163 Fojlik. Jim 66 Franklin. Debra 66. 162. 171 Franklin. Patrick 66. 153 G Candy. Angel 66 Garcia. Alfredo 66 Garcia. Johnny 66 Garcia. Gilbert 67 Garcia. Mary 9. 67. 163 Garcia. Ray 67. 108. 180. 182 Gatson. Zucchini 67. 83 Gauthier. Michelle 67 Gay. Ed 67. 95. 152 Gelfert. Euerst 67 Gipson. Jimmy 67. 152 Godsey. Sandra 67. 1 10 Goeway. Jarryld 67 Gomez. Irma 67 Gordon. Evelyn 67 Gore. Stephanie 67. 163 Grice. Arlene 67 Griggs. Tamyra 67 H Hale. Kenneth 67 Hall. Karen 67, 162, 171 Hamilton, Vaughn 15. 67. 167 Hampton. Laurie 64. 104. 122. 127. 139 Harris. Lisa 4. 67. 106. 249 Harris, Marjorie Shava 67 Harrison. Eleanor 67 Haverlah. Alfred 67 Hawkins, Sidney 67 Hayden. Jonna 67 Hayes. Grace 127 1-1ellmann.Joe 68. 167 Hernandez. Raymond 68 Heard. Kim 68 Hobbins. Renee 1 1. 12. 68. 162. 171 Holliday. Sandra 68 llolubec. Drenda 68. 104. 173 lluerta. Diana 16.68. 71. 99. 100. 127. 151 J J ackson. Darryl 68 Jahns. Dean 68 Johnson. Charles 68 Johnson. Gary 68 Johnson. Larry 68 Johnson. Susan 68 Jones. Esther 68 Jones..lil168 K Kaiu. Tommy 68 Katzer. Cheryl 68 King. Beth 68 King. Carl 68 Kurtz, Karen 68. 127 L Landry. Cheri 68 l.andry. David 68. 152 Lane. Rhonda 68 Lashley. Todd 68 Lawrence, Sheri 69. 106. 108. 122. 190. 249 Leach. Terrissa lRissaj 68. 1 10 Leal, J immy 68 Leissner. Gus 68 Leverett, Steve 68 Lewis. Anthony 68. 162 Longoria. Jesse 68 Lopez. lsidro 68. 71 Lopez. Janie 68 Lopez. Lora 68. 108 Lopez. Ricky 68 Lowry. Julie 8. 68. 100. 122. 190 Lozano. Paul 69 Lozano. Lupe 69 Ludwig. Trisha 69 M Mailhos. Lisa 69. 99 Mnrdis. Mike 69 Martin. Rudolph 69. 152 Masters. Bryan Matthews. Bonita 14. 60. 162 Matthews. Kevin 69 Mature. Charles 69 May. Tommy 69 Mayer. David 69 McCabe. Mike 69 McGrue, Edwin 69 McMahon. Jimmy 69 McSwain. Marc 69. 127 Melat. Mike 69 Melvin. Julie 69 Mendiola. Ida 69 Meudiola. Imelda 60. 71. 100 Meyers. Mike 69 Meyers. Susan 69, 175 Michalec, Leah 69 Midgley. David 69 Mills. Todd 1 1. 69. 152 Miller, Michelle 69. 127. 166. 176 Moon. Tannny 69 Moore, Elliot 69 Moore. Therdsa 69. 162 Morales. Hortencia 69 Morte. Christy 69 Mote, John 70. 152 Mullen. Ronnie 70. 127, 168 Muniz, Ben 70. 127 M uskiet. John 70 N Nash. Johnny 70 Neal, Chris 70 Nelson, Carroll 70. 168 ' Neuszer. Lisa 70. 122. 162 Nguyen, Chinh 70 O Oliver. Garth 70. 164 Oros, Steve 69 Orr. Cassandra 70 Owen, Kim 70. 171 P Panisczyn. Frank 70. 164. 176 Perez, Jesse 70 Perez, Jesse L.70 Perry, Vincent 70 Phillips. Dana 70. 164. 176 Pointer. Deniese 70 Polk, Henderson 70. 1513 Popek. Johnnie Sue 70 Quillin. Jennifer 70. 100. 108. 127. 164, 175 Quintana, Terry 70 R Ramirez, Ysidro 70 Rasmussen. Shawn 70 Rayban. Leona 70 Reinke. John 1.1.0.1 70 Reyna, Connie 70 Reyna. Becky 70 Rico. Magdaleno 70 Riedel. Jamey 70 Rivera-Perez. Eduardo 70. 164 Rodriguez, Albert 71 Robinson. .lohnny 71. 122. 141 Roberts, 1-Iddie 71. 160 Robertson. Prince 71 Roberson. Jalynn 71 IDEX. Rivera. Sonia 70 Rouse. Scott 71 Ruiz. Norma 71 S Saldana, Nelda 71 Salinas. Myra 71 Salvitti. Angela 71 Sanders, Jeff 71 Sandusky. Jeff 71. 108 Sardelich. Philip 71. 152 Savage, Kirby 71 Schaal. Stacey 71. 104. 177 Scheel. Sylvia 71 Scheppan, Kirk 71 Seaman. llelen Denyse 71. 108.127.177.190 Sedillo. Michael 71 Seeker, Party 71, 103. 127. 139 Seidel, Ralph 71. 122 Sepassi. Hojat 71 Semassi. Homayoon Sharp. Linda 71 Shires, Vicky 71 Shirley, Scott 71, 152 Silva. Randy 71 Slater. Jim Sliva, Allison 71. 100. 101. 127 Smith. Annette 71. 162. 171. 176 Smith, John 71 - smith. Kun 71 A Sneath, Tracey 71 Spiller. liarl 71 Standifortl, Heidi 72 Standlec, Curtis 72 Stanford. Kennetha 72. 162 Stephens. F,ar172 Steves, Jean Claire 14. 72 Stewart. Jay 72. 122. 127 Stone, Sandra 72 Stone. Teky 72 Stredic. Louis 72 Sullivan, Susan 72. 139 Svatck. Anita 72 T Tatum, Jim 72 Taylor, Pamela 71. 72. 83. 95. 99. 122. 127. 139 Teffetalor. Vicki 72 Terrazos, Silvia 72 Tinnin. Ben 72 Tomek, Gregg 72. 153 Torgerson, Jim 72, 127 Trevino. Anita 72 - Trevino, Frank 72 Trevino, Martha 72 Turman. Paul Tweedle, Charles 72 V Valadez, Joe 13. 72. 173 Valenta, Denise 72. 100. 101. 108. 127 V argas. Tony 72 Vasek, Valerie 72. 110 Vincent. Sandra 72 Volltmer. Michele 72 W Wainner. Robby 72. 153 Walton. Ozella 72, 104 Ware, Karen 72 Ware, Kim 72 Webster. David 72. 108 Wells. Rhonda 72 Wendt. Angela 72. 100 West, Brian 73, 152 White, Diane 73. 104. 127 Wiley, Dawn '13 Wilkins. Leslie 73, 108, 164. 177. 224 Williams, Alfred 73 Williams, Bobby 73. 126. 127. 175 Williams. Samuel 73 Wilson. Jacquelyn 73 Wolf. David 73, 164 Wood, Terri 73. 100 Woods. Warren 73. 152 Woods. Yvette 14. 73. 107. 110,139.1-41.162 Worsham. Phil 73. 153 Y Yarbrough, Shirley 73 Young. Marcy 73. 100 SOPHOMGRES A Acosta. Dee Ann 76 Aguilar. Fernando 76 Alameda, Augustine 76 Alexander. Robert 76 Alexander. Rudy 76 Aliaro, Rosa 76 Alvarez, Angela 76 Allen. Charles 76 Anchieta, Rosario 76 Andrade. Linda 76. 166 Anzaldua. Aysn 76 E Arias, Dora 76 Arias. Lisa 76. 100 Armstrong. Kenneth 76 Arnold, Donna 76 Attaway. Bret 76 B Bailey. Harry 76 Barela. Chris 76. 142 Barker. Cindi 76 Barker. Scott 76 Barefield. Felicia 76 Barlow. Stephen 76 Baskin. Bill 76 Baxyer. Julie 76 Bell, Laurie 76. 164 Benavides. David 76 Billingsley, Zena 76 Blair. Veronica 76 Bossley. Rebecca 76. 167 Bouldin, Cindy 76 Bowden, Christine 76 Brainerd, Angie 76 Bravo. Vicky 76 Briggs. Maria 76 Brinkley. Rebecca 76 Broussard. Kip 76 Brown, Gienna 76. 100 Brown, Mark 76. 164 Brown. Malinda 76 Brown. Pamela 76. 162 Burton. John 76 Busha. Kim 76. 107 Bynum, Mac 76 C Caballero, Daniel 76 Camacho. Johnny 76 Cameron, Mike 76 Campbell. Alex 76 Candelaria, Salvatore 76 Cardwell, Clifton 76 Carroll, Mandy 77 Carter. Shiryl 77 Ceruy. Sherry 77 Chambers, Denise 77, 107 139. 142. 144 Chapa, Eddie 77 Chavez. Kim 77 Cisneros, Victor 77 Claybourn. Mike 77 Cook. Curtiss 77. 99. 126 Cooper. Curtis 77 Cornelius. Connie 77 Cortez. Diana 77 Cotton. Dana 75. 77, 100 Craft, Chris 77 Crain. Robert 77 Crawford, Millie 74. 77. 123. 139 Crow. Karen 77. 10-4 Curtis. Dee Anne 77 D Dale. Kervin 77 Davis. David 77 Davis. Kenneth 77 Deadrick. Crystal 77. 163 DeLeon.. Joe 77 DeLoach. Vada 77. 100 Dockens. Debbie 77 Donamaria. Ron 77 Doty. Scott 77 Druelinger, Steve 177 Duey..lan 75, 77. 104. 105. 126. 163 Durett, Kathy 77. 166 Durgan. Gregory 77 E Eaton. Laurie 77. 180 Edison. Amanda 77 Edison. Ira 77 Efird. Suzanne 77 Eidiebach. Charlie 77. 168. 169 Eldridge. John 77 Elkins, Dickie 77 tznima. Ricky 77 Elngbrock. Lisa 77 Escobedo, Angelica 77 Estlinbaum. Mike 77 F Fair.Terri 192. 193 Fields. Donna 77 Figueroa. Diana 77. 108 Fivecoat. Shawn 77 Ford. Helen 77. 100 G Gallegos. Ricky 77 Gann, Dennis 77 Garcia. Alice Garcia, David 78 Garcia. Joe 78 Garrison. David 78. 108 Garza Dellina 78 Garza. Delia 78 Garza. Grace 78 Garza. Martin 78 Garza Rafael 78 Garza. Sophia 78 Gasaway. Steve 78 George, Kim 78 George, Tracy 78 Glassett. Kerry 78 Goewey. Darryld 78 Gomez. Zeke 78 Gomez, Mary 78 Goodman, Mark 78. 108 Gore. Jackie 78 Graham. Lori 74. 78. 108 Gray. Francis 78 Green. Joslynn 78 Green. Milton 78 Griffin. .lim 78 Gnajardo..1oe 78. 152 H Hairston. Keri 78. 126 Hagarnan. Danny 78 Hagaman. Richard 78 Hale. Ronnie 78 Hall, Lenora 78 Hamilton. Greg 78 Harrison. Radonna 78 Hart. Eric 78. 98. 245 Hart. Tony 78 Haufi. Sherry 78 Hawkins, Roberts 78 Hennessy. Laurie 78. 104. 105 Hernandez. Marina 78 Hicks. Becky 78 Hill, Cynthia 78 Hoffman. Theresa 78 Hulbert. Booker 78 Hellas. Celeste 4. 78. 100 Holt. Pam 78 Holubec. David 78. 180 Holubec. .lerilyn 74. 78. 104. 139 Hosmer, Ronnie 78 Huebner. Karen 78. 104 Haerta. Andy 79.99. 123 Hunt. Marty 79. 167 l ldeus, Lisa 70. 166 J Jackson. Jackie 79. 100 I DEX Jackson. Mairrlyn 79 Janise, Nathan 79 Jaramillo. .lose 79 Jerrick. Kathleen 79. 108 Jimenez. Anthony 79. 169 Johnson. Dennis 79 Johnson. .lennifer 79 Johnson. Jonathan 79 .1ohnson. Lisa 79 Jonstnn. .lennifer 79 K Kaiser. Steve 79 Kimsey. Patricia 79 Kovar. Anne Elise 79. 167 Kruppa. Kevin 79. 167 Knbecka. Sandra 79 L Lane. Danny 79 Lemon. Tyron 79 Leverett. Marvin 79 Levi, Shelley 79 Lewis. Eric 79 Lewis. Joe 79 Lewis. Lethia 79 Lewis. Renata 79. 163. 171 Libby, Christy 79 Linn. Ray 79 Lively. Stephanie 79 Long, Helen 79 Lopez. Altria 79 Lopez. Sandra 79 Lowery. Ricky 79 Luke. Kelley 8. 70. 107. 122. 139. 166. 177 Lukefahr. Jeanette 79. 100. 185 Lyie. Joy 79 Lynch. Randy 79 M Martinez. Randy 79 Matthews, Debbie 79. 126 Matthews. Mark 79 Matura. Brenda 79 Matura. Leonard 79 May. David 79. 164 May. Mandy 79. 171 McCrosky. Theresa 79 McDonald. Melissa 79 McDonald, Tracey 79 McElroy. Debbie 80 Mclntosh. Laurie 80 McKinney, Daphne 80. 107 McMillan. Jeff 80 Mejias, Freddie 80 Melvin. Teddy 80 Meyers. Ronnie 80 Minkert. Paula 80. 108 Mitchell. Roland 80 Moore, Layleen 80 Moore. Micbae180. 152 - Morales, Jesse 80. 164 Morales. Martin 80 Morales. Veronica 74. 80 Morris. Diane 80. 180 Murphy. Kenneth 12. 80 N Nunn. Teresa 80 O 0'Neal. Ronnie 80 Opella. Diane 80. 100 Oros, Joe 80 Orr. James 80 Ottis. Ronny 80 Owens. Rosaliue 80. 100 P Parr. William lSkip1 80 Peckinpangh, Robert 80 Perez. Emilio 80 Perez. Mac 80 Perez. Renee 80. 163 Pelill. Pettie. Ivan 80 Pam 80 Pohhneyer. Jeff 80 Pointer. Michael 80 Polk, Nina 80. 98. 247 Pool. Tuyya 80. 107. 192. 193 Pope. Angle 80 Preston. Kenneth 80 Pnlido. Joe 80 Q Quintanilla. Maria 80. 104. 108 Quintana. Mark 80 V R Ramirez. Rachel 80 Ramirez. Richard 80 Ramirez. Roger 80 Ramos. Elizabeth 80. 108 Redditt. Shawn 80 Redus. Bonnie 80. 163 Redus. Ronnie 80 Reeder, Derek 81 Reed, Russell 80 Rene. Connie 81. 139. 180 Reyes. Alice 81 Reyes. Sandra 81 Reyna. Victoria 81 Rhodes, Bonnie 81 Riis-Due. Suzette 81 Robertson. Kelli 81. 127 Robinson. Diuna 81 Robinson. Larry 81 Rodriguez, Abel 81 Rouse. Melvin 81 Ruiz, Aline S1 Ruiz. Cornelio 81 Ryman. Kenneth 81. 22-1 Ryman. Lisa 81 S Sabrsula, Lee Roy 81 Sain. Penny 81 Salazar, Joe 81 Salinas, Maria 81 Scheel..1ack 81 Schilhab, Patty 81. 166 Schlaifer. Marissa 81. 126 Schurtz. Jody 81 Sedam, John 81 Shepard. David 81 Shirley. Paul 81 Shook. Darlene 81 Sidney. Don QD. JJ 81 Silvas, Helen 81. 74. 104 Simmons. Patti 81 Simmons. Roland 81 Simons. Doyle 81. 166. 174. 176 Simpson. Pam 81 Sliya. Kristi 11. 81. 10-1. 105. 164 Smith, Allen 81 Smith, Audrey 81. 162 Smith, Randy 81 Smith, Sharon 81 Solis. Lisa 81. 100 Southcrland. Robin 81 Spence. Lora 81. 166 Staff. Kim 81. 100 Stanley. Bart 81 Steele. Georgeena 81 Stewart. Jane 81 Stredic. Bobby 81 Sullivan. Kevin T Tanner. Janice 82. 99 DEX Tate. Leah 82 Taylor. Paula 82 Tejml. Emil 82. 166 Thompson, .1 erry 82 Teutsch. Traci 82 Ticer. Kevin 82. 166 Tolley. Bruce 82. 164 Tolson. Darrell 82. 167 Townsend. Candace 82. 164 Trevino. Bennie 82 Treybig. Carson 82 U Uber. Christi 82 Ussery. Gary 82. 167 V Valader. John 82 Valdez. Elia 82. 108 Valenta, Valerie 82. 100 Vasquez. Enedina 82 Volkmcr. Randy 82 W Walker. Bret 82 Walker. Glenn 82 Wallace. Jason 82 Wallace. Wayde 82 Walton, Chris 82 Ware. Jerry 82 Weaver. Toby 82 Wells. .lacqueliue1Cookie1 82 Wells, Lane 82 Weudel. Mary Ann 82 Wiley. Charlie 82 Wiley. Keruin 82 Wilkins. Nancy 82 Williams. C. tBubbaJ 82 Williams. Cheryl 82 Williams. Melinda 82 Williams. Terri 82, 104. 105 Williams. Tracy 82 Winfrey. Kimberly 82. 104. 105 Woods. l.aWana 82 Wright. Jamie 82 Y Young. Forrest 82 Z Zamora. Moses 82 Zbrauek. Chris 82. 108 Zbrauck, Jeff 82 Zepeda. Lupe 8,2 Zernicek. Joseph 82 FRESH MEN A Abcls. Scott 86 Acheson. Connie 86. 104 Acnna. Josephine 86 Aguilar. Armando 86 Albrecht. Michael 86 Alkoy. Elizabeth 86 Allen. Julie 86 Alyarez, Angela 86 Andrews. Sylvia 86 Anzaldua. Randy 86. 139 Axel. Freddy 86 1B Bacon. Jamie 86 Bailey. Kathryn 86 Bailey. Michael 86 Barker. Duane 86. 167 Barlovi. Adam 86 Baros. Kristie 86 - Barrera. Armando 86 Base. Connie 86 Benayidcs. Arthur 86 Bernard, Jo Ann 86 Boatwright. Tammy 86. 108 Bonner. Wendy 86 Borak. Leo 86 Bradley. Bill 86. 159 Brasher. Cheryl 86 Brooks. Clarence 86 Brooks. Early un 86 Brooks, Lerly nn 86 Brown. David 86 Bry ant. Christy 86 Bryant. Jerry 86 Bryant. Kimberly 86 Buriord. Blaire 86 Bustos. Nat 86 C Camacho. Stephanie 86 Camp. Arthur 86 Cantul. Angie 86 Carlisle. Shelly 86 Casanoy a. Norma 86 Charlton. Bi1l 86 Clark. Lorie 86 Clark. Tony 86 Coates. Wanda 86 Collins. Greg 86 Connolly. lid 86 Cortez, Johnny 86 Cotton. Darla 86. 107. 139 143 Cowart. Tim 86 Craft. Neal 87 Crain, Randy 87 Cuellar. Elizabeth 87 Culhreth. Kay 87. 123 D Dale. Bouvier 87. 150 Dale. Denctra 87 Daugherty, C. C. 87. 164 Dayidsou,.1ohn 87 Day is. Julie 87. 104 DeLarosa. Belinda 87 Del,eon. Beatrice 87 Demeut. Clint 87 Doliccka. Lisa 87. 139 Dodd. Carmen 87 Dagger. Sarah 87 Dunbar. .lattice 87. 108 Duran. Jo1m 87 Durgau. Sarah 87 Dziuk. Stacy 87 E Edmonds. llolly 87 Ebrhart. George 87 liseohar. Rebecca 87 Estraca, Santos S7 Evans, Jerry 87. 167 F Falks. Robin 87 Fields. Angela 87 Fields. Jerry 87 Fields. Lisa 87. 108. 171 Fletcher. Sheldon 87 F lorcs. Thomas 87 Foote. Wesley 87 Franklin, Mary 87 Franklin, Peggy 87 Frost. Virginia 87 G Gandy. Michael 87 Garay. Adolf 87 Caray. Paul 87 Garcia. Gilbert 87 Garcia. Gloria 87 Garcia. Mary Alice 87 Gartica. Caleda 87 9 Gartica. Nedra 87 Garza. Diana 87 Garza. Eloise 87. 108 Garza. Emma 87 Garza. Hector 87 Garza. Linda 87 Garza. Lorenzo 87 Garza. Melba 87 Garza. Rafael 87 Gatson. Tarnmetrea 87 George. Diante 87 George. Kathy 88 Gilmer. Sheryl 88 Glenn. Natalie 88 Gomez. Ruben 88. 143 Goodman. Pamela 88 Gormey. John 88 Grambort. Scott 88 Grasmuck. Dennis 88. 171 Grasmuck. Donna 88 Green. Robert 88 Griffin. Jerome 88 Guajardo. Jerry 88 Guebara. Yvonne 88 Guzman. Steve 88 H Hagaman. Robbyn 88 Hall. Jessica 88 Hamilton. Marc 88 Hamilton. Mark 88 Haney. Tiffanne 88 Hann. Danny 88 Hanna. Karen 88 Hargrove. Sandra 88 Hart. Regina 88 Hawkins. Marvin 88 Hays. David 88 Headley. Dana 88. 108 Heidrich. Sharon 88 Hernandez. Lee 88 Hilliard. Grover 88 Hines. Derwin 88. 159 Hogan. David 88 Horne. Kendall 88 Hubbard. Brian 88 I lboral. Diana 88 J Jack. Laurie 88 Janak. Denise 88 Janise. Gary 88 Jaramillo. Luis 88 I DEX Jecmenek. Jessie 84. 88 Johnson. Dorothy 88. 108 Johnson. Frances 88 Johnson. Robert 88 Johnson. Tracy 88 Jones. Eddie 88 Jones. Lawrence 88 Jurek. Sarah 88 K Katzer. Lori 88 Keck. Frances 88 Kennedy. Kim 88 Kerr. Stanley 88 Kinsey. Brian 89 Kirby. Terri 89 Kirk. Steve 89 Kirkland. Jackie 89 Kitching. Ken 89. 159 Kopecky. Adam 89 Kridler. Rosalyn 89 L Lain. Kimberly 89 Lehmann. Roland 89 Lemon. Bevy 89 Lewis. Horace 89 Libby. Jalisa 89 Longoria. Pete 89 Lopez. Arnold 89 Lopez. Jimmy 89 Lopez. Rene 89 Lowry.JiIl 89. 107. 139 Lowery. Warren 89 Lozano. Martha 89 Lynch. Judy 89 M Maden. Terre 89 Mailhos. Matthew 7. 87. 99 Marshall. Spencer 89 Martin. Kevin 89 Martinez. Belinda 89 Martinez, Francisco 89. 108 Martinez. Petra 89 Mason. Billy 89 Matthews. Kenneth 89 Mature. John 89 McClary. Brian 89 McCloskey. Mike 89 McCumber. John 89 McDonald. David 89 McKeand. Jennifer 89 McNeil. Laura 89 Medina. Lydia 89 Mejias. Victor 89 Melendez. Melinda 89 Mendiola. Buddy 89 Mendiola. Julian 89 Middleton. Bruce 89 Milner. Johnna 89 Milton. Debbie 89 Mirand. Debra 89 Montague. Bobby 89 Montoya. Dennis 89 Moon. Debbie 89 Moore. Ethel 893 Moore. Kaylene 89 Morte. George 90 Murdrick. Dorothy 90 Muniz. Melissa 90 Murphy. Kenneth 90 N Nash. Lisa 90 Q5 Nelson. Shari 90 Nichelson. Stella 90 Norris. Beth 90. 107. 123. 139. 177 - Nom. Theicsig 90 0 Olivarez. Leticia 90 Oros. Mario 90 Orr. Charles 90 Orsak. Carey 90 Orris. Sherri 90 P Palmer. Colleen 90 Paris. Azilea 90 Pederson. Scott 90. 166 Pena. Daniel 90 Peralis. Theresa 90 Perez. John 90 Pham. Nguyet Kim 90 Powell. Mary 90 Power. Penny 90 Pruett. Tiffany 90 Q Quallis. Kevin 90 Quillin. Kathleen 90. 164 R Ramirez. Tony 90 Ramos. Cecilia 90 Raybion. Mike 90 Reaume. Eddie 90 Redus. Archie 90 Reese. Charlotte 90 Reyna. Nora 90 Rhodes. Teresa 90 Richards. Dawn 90. 108 Riedel. Melinda 90 Riedel. Melissa 90 Riggs. Calvin 90. 167 Roberson. Annette 90 Roberson. C ludette 90 Roberts. Norma 90 Robertson. Greg 90 Rodgers. Debbie 90 Rodriguez. Betsy 90 Rodriguez. lsabel 90 Ross. l.aFunja 90 Royster. Phillip 90. 159 Rudolph. Evelyn 90. 182 Runyan. Jimmy 90 Rutherford. John 91 Ryan. Gordon 91 Ryman. Teresa 91 S Sabrsula. LeeRoy 91 Saha. Greg 91 Salas. Carl 84. 91 Salinas. Cheryl 91 Sandusky. Michael 91 Sardinea. Runa 91 Saucerman. Denise 91 Savage. Keith 9. 91 Shaw. Roderick 91. 159 Silva. Margaret 91 Simons. Dane 84. 91 Simpson. LaDonna 91 Sira. Christine 91 Smith. Avis 91 Smith. Brian 91 Sntith David 91 Smith. Dennis 91 Smith. Edwin 91 Smith. Karen 91 Smith. Kathryn 91 Smith. Leanne 91. 100 Smith. Marsha 91 Smith. Todd 91 Soileau. Danette 48. 84. 91 Solis. Mona 91 Spacek. Becky 91 Spann. Lonnie 91 Sresthaphunlarp. Suwan 91 Stavena. David 91 Stavena. Leonard 91 Steves. Scott 91. 123 Stredic, Errol 91 Stupak, Anthony 91. 159 Styer, John 91 Suffling. William 91 Swearingen. Gerret 91 T Tatum. Arthur 91 Taylor. Ray 91 Thatcher, Gina 91 Thompson. Weldon 91 Tolley. Charles 91 Tolley. George 91. 167 Tolson. Gale 91 I DEX Tomek, Michael 48. 84. Trevino. Jimmy 91 Trevino, Rita 91 Turner. Alan 91 Turner, Tracie 92. 108 V Valdez. Jackie 92 Vargas. Ricky 92 Vaughn. Jimmie 92. 159 Vaughn, Lisa 92 Vincent. Lisa 92 W Wade. Kent 92 Ward. Kyle 92 Ware. Billy 92 Warner. Jody 92. 108 Warren. Sherri 92 Watson. Craig 92 Weathers. Carla 92 Weaver. Angel 92 Webber. Karen 92 Webber. Kim 92 Webster. Lorne 92. 108 White. Jeff 92 White. Susan 92.99 Wiley. Stanley 92. 159 Williams. Lesa 92 Williams. Patricia 92 Williams. Rosa 92 Williams. Stacey 92 Willians. Travis 92 Wilson. Sharon 92 Wisdom. Dwight 92 Woodard. Earnetta 92 Y Yarbrough. Mark 92 Z Zernicek. Steve 92 DIRECTORY OF FACULTY AND SUPPORT STAFFS Page 22 - BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Robert Bell, Dorothy Birk- ner. Frank Craft, Jimmie Parker. Lynn Quillin. Taylor Steves, Dr. Wayne Slone Page 24 - SUPERINTENDENT: Dr. John Briggs Page 25 - FINANCE AND INSTRUCTION: Eddie G. Jecmenek and Sam Maglitto Page 26 - PRINCIPALS: Joe Graham and Asst. Principal O. A. Schraub Page 27 - STAFF: Sally Arnold. Linda Clayton, Nanciruth Cox, Gevonna Frnka. Virginia Jackson. Peggy Schraub, Elizabeth Young, and Maintenance Personnel Page 28 - STAFF: Jan Langston. Mollie May. Robert Matthews, Joseph Murphy, Lillian Willis. and Cafeteria Personnel Page 29 - ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Gloria Brown, Jan Brown, Rosemary Faseler. Thelma Fountain, Charles Hann, Jim Howze. Melanie Klawon. Susan Lang, Maura Ludwig, Nancy McCIanahan. Cerie Muecke, Garth Parker. Sallie Salas. Tom Schneider Page 30 - SOCIAL STUDIES: Annette Abels, Henry Black, Don Haley. Dorothy Holloway. Cindy Johnson. Doris Manuel Kre- nek. Bonnie Law tNot pictured: Joy Gilll MATHEMATICS: Ruth Anderson. Lee Baca, Patricia Ellis, 0. D. Gray. Amy Hellman. William Minkert. Cathryn McSwain. Nancy Rawlins. Virgil Tanner tNot pictured: Marilyn Cookseyl Page 31 - SCIENCE: Ruth Anderson, James Coe. Connie Corn- man, Diana Frankson, Cindy Johnson, Katherine Mays, Diane McKelvy HOMEMAKING: Brenda Pointer, Vi Sullivan. Lottie Witherspoon Page 32 - VOCATIONAL: Norman Acuff, Norma Barnett, Jim Charlton. Bernard Graham. Jeanette Hale, Shirley Hart. Bev- erley Leach. Charles Silvey. James Sowell. Gerald Ussery. Edward Webster tNot pictured: Carrie Williamsl BUSINESS: Blanche Johnson, Myrna Pontiff. David Tidwell Page 33 - HEALTH: Betty Coffer INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Paul Pennington. William Spacek Page 34 - FINE ARTS: Linda Allison. Dana Hamilton, Eugenie Littlefield. Robert Littlefield. Dean Parsons. John Reinke Page 35 - COACHING STAFFS: James Adams. Marshall Brown. Karen Crain, Hope Flores. David Jones, Louis Loyd. Ron Mills. Eddie Nelson, Mattie Sue Ringgold, Hal Roberts, David Tidwell. Dick Walton. Karen Wendtland. Walt Wendtland Page 36 - FOREIGN LANGUAGES: Jan Brown. Eugenio Milian. Garth Parker PLAN A, RESOURCE: Pete Hale. tNot pictured: Daisy Perezl G Q1 Forces ANINDWIUENIWXIll!QSllNI1N Qi BERT'S J. P. GRAHAM WELL RV CAMPER PARK SERVICE. INC. Salufes Honors 'The Class fha of Senior Class l980 A ross From Lefulle Park P G hem P d M Hwy. 35W 245 SIS' 4309A F 245 4526 B c+ T GS Wishes for 'Y Fufure COTTON'S CLARK PHARMACY MARTIN TIRE COMPANY B.FGoodrlch We re .the f fx O'II1er Guys! ,' ' : ' I22I Seven1'hS+. I 245-8329 I BEST WESTERN WorId's Largesf Lodging Chain Q in Con'I'inen'I'aI U.S.A. Dial Toll Free I800I 528- I 234 Furniiure Cenier Hwy- 35W 245 556l 20I0 Avenue 245 636I Hawk SHIPLEY Do-Nui Shop 'rhe Greaiesi' Name in Do-Nu+s The MuIIens' - Ronnie, James, and CIi'ff - Cheer 'Ihe Class of '80 2709 Seven+h S+. 245 887I The Place +o See. TEXAS STATE OPTICAL 36 I 2-A Avenue F Ba Cify Texas foo! CRAFT'S CUSTOM FLOORS Carpei and Vinyl Floor Coverings Good Luck, Seniors of I98O GRANNY'S RESTAURANT lFI1 S GOOD FOOO YOU lAl1'-- A- A P A N wif Now Open in Bay Ci+y H y35E lS+ In ASmilelsTl'1eirU b II Welcome +o a Treasure H use of U I G'f+ T H s surf cguniv 'o. 51, sw, JIM S PAWN Y J c J efwtflok SHOP We Buy Sell Trade James and Beffy Smlfhey Owners HEB Supersfore Sunday 8 am 9 pm Monday Safurday 8 am I2 pm I IBIS FUR IBSDN S DISCOUNT PHARMACY 2455727 Monday fI1ru Friday 9 a m 7 p m Safurday 9 a m 6 p m Hwy 35W Lef Yourself Go fo Pizza Huf 2600 Sevenfh Sfreef Bay Clfy Dme In Of Carry Oul 270I 7+h Sf 245 760I THE DAILY TRIBUNE PCJLK TRAVEL 245 5555 AGENCY J K The D,-,lly Trlbune Alrllne and Sfeamshlp TICk8'I'S Cruuses and Tours E Where You can Read Aufomoblle Renfals Hofel Reservaflons Q1 Aboul' People Thal You Personalized Planning af Know No Addifional Cosf fo You Com plimenfa ry Coffee Color Cable TV N J O N Dlrecf Dual Phones Conference Room SOUTH TEXAS INN V ' Q SeeUSfo'Y0u'F'oWe's Corsa ges and Glffs Maycel Hlxon and Peggy On Hwy 60 Near Hosplfal Dodd l7I3I244 I432 II2IAve F I 'V 'wnmvounvuvsuuv n 1 Liss .lf 1 ' -sb I I 5 il' of 1 I f irif. 64 3-,N. 1Ig .l Q - LHVVV 4 E MoneyfoLoan . 1.5 f 'I l I . .- . . 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Commercial RGIIFIQGFBIIOD Sales and Servlce Scoisman Ice Sys+ems 1' Refrlgera+ed Boxes and Reach-Ins -k Founfam Drunk Sysfems i- Liquor Sysfems Mug Beer Boxes and Fros+ers if Ice Cream Machines -k Frozen Food Boxes and Reach-ms 1' Ice Dlsp Boxes Il ' ll .I I o s no . Q I u u o Q u 4 0 . a Q 0 0 l l THESI-loEl-louse mcwedmcghoppe 81 bump lvnxemuecxe R Ph CompIe+e Lme of Shoes MANAGER Purses and Accessories O M d Th F d Men s CIo+hmg pen 9 REA 'IV 6 r' av Masier Chage and Vlsa Welcome Sahlrda 9 XM +0 I PM nos s.x+h s+ree+ 254 I462 2808 M S+ Y 244 ,772 RHONDA 8: C0 Congra+uIa+es REALTOR N El','1YI, 244 IZOO I n . . I 2 2 22 2 . Nihon! unpno 1 . I l C . I I I I I e . , - ., O The Semor Class of I98O Q K DISTRIBUTOR AMOC0 PROD - A'Has Tires, BaH'eries and Accessories Office Phone 245-298I Highway 60 Norfh Bay Cify, Texas Memories +o Ch h 1 . 0 0 0 0 ' ,.:.::g:gzgs5s5sEs:a1:- ' ' o I ' ' s Q o 0 0. .0 4 o 0 Q ' . . '. . 0 lE552-Z-I-I-2'.g:E55:5::. ..... S:E:E::EiSSE5::- ..S. 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ON THE SQUARE BAYClTY,TX a d iff H POLK'S AUTO S815 TEA ROOM Aufhenhc Chinese Food 2 A F 245 '54' sro A 245 4522 c L Pouc ED Pouc J C BAY EQUIPMENT Ma+agorda Plaza B yC'I'y T QMUV INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER WARD Rlll ESTATE 3500 Aye F 245 5521 B yc+y 245 8383 o +h Wh H H M I ELSCH MOTOR Congrafulahons Sensors I' S PARIS A SMITH INSURANCE 980 AGENCY E Ph 245 aao4 N dh H Y 60 rumsun 245 295, I 7 I Es'E CONSPIRACY CRAFTS OF BAY CITY INC dW y SI 245 9I2I asoo 7+hS+ S may 245 nos BYCTYT 74'4 Byc+yT I7I3I245I706 PCDOL WELL SERVICING COMPANY Serving I'I1e Bay Clfy and Gulf Coas+ Area Wn+h Workover and Well Servicing Rugs and Equlpmeni' 34l2Ave-F I7I3I244 I2I4 Bay Cify, Texas Y Fl Ill, ' nlnvnl wg., .,,,, - 0 ' CO Q SaIu+es he eniorCIass ' of I c II one ' h ' I I ' S ow 360 'I' S . . ' - JI nXa+h::m ay a i . a 6 I ' as : I tie A Across From Ihe Cour'rI1ouse S+eaIcs u ' Seafood Salad Bar Haskell Simon an a ne one Phone: - . 7 I7 I 7 evenfh Cwners - a ' ' axes a I , exas - jaw FRANICS J P. O. Box 1287 Counhy S+Yle Bay City, Texas 77414 4 Bar-B-Que A Tofefl Salon for Men ancl Ca+ering Women Service Gene and Carole Kre+schmar , V 245-9I8I II, l ml I7 I 3I 245-660: 2805 Seven+h '-as XI 9-Vg':'fLf'nl .181 M Sl' 'I 571 JE 1 . L.g7fif'2 'fF?' , f, I -f You Deserve 'rhe Besl' Pholography by Norma Color Specialisls .dh llll an kv 7I 3-245-2 I 32 7 I 3-245-8039 Oufdoor Formal Informal Women Children Men I8l5 Sevenfh SI. Bay Cily, Texas 774l4 A grea'r place +o kick off your boofs' cm um. X2.f.:4 A N r+h H'gh y60 B yc+y T 77414 7I3 245 3464 B I428T ph 24527II2452I3I WB MEP: MATAGCRDA TRACTOR 81 IMPLEMENT CO INC ByCIyT 744 G W TOWNSEND LEASE SERVICE INC W r'I Hgh y Byc:+yT 74I4 I7l 31 245 8345 PP R B l s +hs + B yc'+y C ngra+uIa+lons, Seniors 80' GERNAND BUILDERS SUPPLY Palnfs Lumber Hardware 23I4 I0'I'h SI 245 2783 B y C fy ULIUIIIIHIES Inu J S 'I B yC+y T Seniors 80 Number I' A xx 4I25 even Iree, a I I L. 2:3 : I I V 143' Q o s wa a i , exas I I I I P.O. ox eIe one - - 0 a i , exas 7 I ' I Combines Tracfors , Lawn Tracfors Renfal Equip. Service I I I I I o I , I727 evenIh S reef a i , exas ha on i wa a i , exas 7 . , , 'Board Roads ' I elines ' Lease Crews ' BGCIKIYOBS 'Shell oads ' ulldozers . M ' 'I 236 ELAN ESE CHEMICAL CUMPANV Bes+ Wishes 'ro 'rhe Seniors of l98O CELAN ESE An Equal Oppor1'uni'ry Employer Bay Ci+y, Texas BAY CITY ABSTRACT 3. TITLE co A N D R S VernonA LeIssner Owner ..- ,fx f xx ,Q MWNJQ ,., Ponhac ,, I If If I Ods 222302132182 CadIIIac Bay Crfy Texas 774I4 G M C Telephone 245 632I Congra+uIa'rIons, SGHIOTSI 4400 Sevenih S+ Wes? CoIumbIa HIghway 245 639I 24 2I I Insured Savings AccounTs Morfgage Loans Home Improvemen+ Loans I IO0 Sevenih S+. l . , to ' I Aff, 54 ' ,III '75 h ZIIII? 454145 , Z, XX UI 5,fF?IIIyji-- ' ,, , WD , lf' Q ' v! 7, V If ' 42 X I2 II ,I ,f ,V ' VI' I .'fN4 f,' flft I' lv, . I o c 0 - 5-I I I I ' DENN :mos Ll-gay X ffggx X SemorsofI980 ,, MD , B, Y MARDIS AUTO PARTS INC Suppl s n upmen 300l 7+h S+. 245 553I JEWELERS Bay Cify, Texas 2 I 79 Ave' Complimenis of WALKER SEED 81 GARDEN CENTER Over 68 Years in Bay Ci'I'y THE HOBBY HOUSE An c f+ an-1 bbys ppl RT C 'H'yTh g Ph 2458772 WI dBy B yC'I'y T . -X 'f 5 7 XJAM., I f7 Eat 4 ' 0 pi COMPLETE X PRESCRIPTION Srrwct X 7 DAYS EACH WEEK BAMTOBPM am s Sunday 9 AM - 6 PJ E . 245-4500 BX woo nu sr icl' 8- Carolyn Burford - Owners T O 00 own own a CH l I l I I ' X I ' ff 1 Xll I ie a d Eq i 1' , . Sl l909 ' G Bay Cify, Texas , ra s,an o u ies A . m ra in s ng... for . M. 'T-- ' 4 Cra'f+y People one ima an r an McDonald a i , exas We SaIu+e 'rhe Young America Bay Cl'ry MID COAST CABLE TELEVISION 3 5 Y Q Bwcgg Q 53.55535 orfgu Q9 X7 V W U mv gf ELZARAPE QD J? O CAFE CEET LEEXIV D QNQQRCXSNLIIEQQQ Q Q I-QA KIQWAIQDEC L mx EX I fo CJ' - E FX 245-55I I Q -ix . X Ex - X ' X II f A I W Q ' vw ,fd A X Q3 I x Q X ' I P50 . 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CAR LA COURTS f Dalrq HM ml! yr V K X Queen ISL 4 lf NGlXlNc-6379 ,fr 3 KM Famuly :ze Rooms Camper Space Mobule Home for Reni' Kl'rcheneH'es Prlvafe Lughled Pler Weekly Rafes 24 X DBox I22 Ma+agorda Texas 77457 For Reservahon Call 7I3 863 7755 C Ma rgarei Richardson Owner f V Sensors 80 Number Bay Clfy Nexl' +o Gibson s 245 90IO 1 X Bay CITY 292l 7+h a+ Peach 245 7358 i Mu . . .V V . . ' . X l l l I fir--I y if C 7 C1 V C C3 fy. feisgv 'mal fig, fy 71631 rv-Q fl T1 T l' 3' S .Qfgf ui h 'Ci mf' ill lr Kyra, ll NFx'1f lfwpr-5 hi Elk' l:ll1 W'lfl X?Qf,l' L x,.3 T25-s Xjflif ll 'f lf -fi. A G47 C575 l E C , 'ANA V Allr lnxq fjj . ly CF carl Yu lf ' l A Cs YW il 7 ,J Lf 2 -' 15 - f , I I at 5,4 fi- l- ' 'J' 4 fir' T Il fl-fray, I I rf 'A lv Q V' 0 f , L l ,N so ..,, f, f1lQ,l X cl ' 'EQ y 4-fx-'X is-Z. X54 A - fx Zfuj lv ' ,f-.X SK C1V'.Cl l Y'wC-f B o Q a ' I f-Eff? X - 0 ll O .fy ' ' , . Qs- 0 Qi I 5 1, .--- ' 1. ' if l cllxt D I . I - - T Q .4 yg 4Y'A - , - A hlsn ,lm A 'l-D '1f,..ki,1x9 .l 4l'5 CU llsb' N 2 ' J T D We ?f554 pzdfw -M' Vtczfdcw featammuf HOME OWNED AND OPERATED . 3'l0l 7TH ST. 245-6791 BAY CITY Pizzas I Italian Foods Italian Desserts Omaha Steaks Sandwiches Beverages Salads TAKE PRIDE IN QUAl.ITY8. SATISFACTION SERVING BAY CITY SINCE 'I967 Congratulations Seniors Class of I98O GILMER'S BAIT CAMP Congra'ruIa+es Seniors of I980 C' WJCWZICFS An a. e YY e A B yc+y TX 174u4 7I3 245 2598 THE BAKERY I8 I 8 Nichols 245-0642 X BI..!j if II do ' Q33 Q , wsu FRANCO S FOOD MARKET an TACO HOUSE Specializing In FIour Tacos I I504 I I+h S+ Bay Cl+y Texas 245 I273 J maze? 'IEW VND I LI ? Y Cinnamon Rolls Cheesecakes I Cookies - Pies - Special Occa C If Mafagorda - 4 Miles Soufh of Bridge 863-7248 I I I I I I :www-fa-sa 1,71 O I I O -4 ,n en a' reen 5.2.4 i, 1 4' 41 I II , W I I lulfe -X I' 2I2I ve.G 5 . I A 1 8 I , j 'L I II I 'ph' ,V ,ii . ' Tv I I I 1 HIT-I 'I' ' AM- ',' 21,5 1 ',i'1:'-:.g.. ,i,v'!1, A ' I I I SUMP'S APPLIANCE CARE Congra'ruIa+es Class of I980 ri H MII Besi of Luck I'oII1e Seniors of 980 G FI 1136 6+h S+ 245 5581 GWB? WaI'I1 G+ C a WI'I1Rp 245 4646 I 720 6I'I1 SI'reeI' On +I1e Square BELL RINGER FURNITURE MART wry:-Id 'I' I'ryAIq I Seniors 80 Number II I800 SIXII1 S+ree'r On I'I1e Square 245 024 I .JEWELERS t Hom IB d IR 'Iry Service B C+ 'I' c es 'I' Diamonds 'I'SiIver 'I' if s 'I' hin 'I'JeweIry 'I' a c e airs ll ll Wha on ighway 3 B 'I Wishes 'fhe Very New and Used Furnifure e r ar er CompIe+e Furnishings for he Home I Qua i n i ues and Col ec'rabIes iffs and ower' . l for All - Q Occasions 46 t's never too late to order your class rmg. DROP BY OUR STUDENT CENTER WEST E MER emi' t 16 LG BALFOUR 2930 CHIMNEY ROCK , Mig souwwest View M OFFICE HOURS 8:30 am -- 4:30 pm Weekdays 8:30 - 12:00 Noon Saturdays L.G. Balfour Company o 2930 Chimney Rock o Houston, Texas 77027 7131784-4990 R Balfour jliNYlfl,RY'S HNHSI' CR.Xl 'l'SNllfN QUALITY - Crafting gold and silver is both a science and an art , . . No one does it better than Baltour. SERVICE - Balfour is nationwide with Houston Plant and Student Center, GUARANTEE - For the lifetime of your ring. RELIABILITY - Baltour has served the students of America for over 60 years. The l98O Annual S'raff Salu+es BCHS . may 'rhe memories of 'rhis exci'ring year remain forever brigh'r! U I .-V .aff M MATAGORDA COUNTY SAVINGS ASSCJCIATICJN sis Y SAVIIIIQQ QQQQQSIS 245-575 I Passbook Savings Cer+ifica+es of Deposi+ Real Es+a+e and Mor+gage Loans Hours: Mon. Thurs. 9 am +0 3 pm Fri. 9 am 'ro 6 pm 3 I O9 7+h Sfreei' Fu+ure Home Office a+ 2200 7+h S+. 2 ' . 3. ' S fs. 1 A S ... . I b m p - X V ,, X Q-AN Q n , vii ,E ' -X L X 7 Q -1- ... W .. s.... .. S igisi Xxx' - N.. .X-,, s ' X ACS S .1 3 nllnQ X YFF wi' ggi ilwfiiisv D ll Calvm Morehead Plnlue Billingsley 402l 7+h Sl Mafagorda Plaza Broker - Developer Broker - Real Esfale 24 -6377 Sales Manager 5 4545 s Hwy 60 Bay Cliy Texas 774I4 Ph 7I3-455-l645 P XXV!-19 R Aqua sporl' Invader Ski Barge Ceramics - Supplies - Kilns Monark Boa+ Trailers v I P Pho e 7I3 245 3779 E VIITRUDE E Wt sales 6' SSN ce Mrs Pal Rafhff 28 I 2 Nichols Phl 245 6I05 Bay Clfy Texas Mafagorda Hwy P O Box I505 BayC fy Te as Go Calsl BCHS Cheerleaders Courfesy of DON WELLS AUTO SALES 242I 7+h Sfreef Bay Crly Texas 774l4 774I4 249 O Q . P s , , . . Congra+uIa+ions, Seniors '80! EDWIN GAY INSURANCE AGENCY 'I' A Ir L ab I I'y 'I' Homeo e 'I'Hosp I'aI a+ o 'I' Worke s Comp 245 I 669 COASTAL ELECTRIC MOTORS IBA? .I iso A ByC+yT F y M s M 9 245 2897 Complimenfs of OSH MAN'S Ave 2I05 Ave G 245 2I35 245 228I Seniors Goi +I1e Power' LANDMARK REAL ESTATE 2044Ave F H N MLHI o+h ReaI'ror 245 0940 3333E 'I7+I1 245 469I yR U dC dq BAY CITY AUTO 81 SALES COMPANY INC 2I I3 . G . I O I I I I u o 'I' I I I 'I' Fire wners 'I'Li'I I iz I n I' . arry orris- . . ae n eSquare-Bay Ci'Iy l I vvvfh:-Nfl-Nvvw-J vvvvvwlvv-Nmn---avg.. 5 ' ' f I I I- -' 0 . 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Sansing - Owner JERRY'S FLYING SERVICE INC. .WJ Ii 9: L fi . .. fy , riff N' Imp if ai ' I3 rlxlkfij Lfftx II n LU AQJI f' - - r f , . II' 0 0 0 I ,x 3 II QW-1, U Seniors, se+ your slgI1+sI1lgI1I XQIJIIII .a I'VLM, IIN -.f ' H ff ' My , LII . 2 ,W fi Iwi PI I I wx , fin' 1' KU 'f l if I Fer'riIizing - Spraying Wharfon Highway Seeding - DefoIiaI'ion 245-8323 X I, TIQIJ 245-33I 'TyIji'II'f mf IK f ffiw I -ifIfiII N ilggdxvxl. - A IAQXI-fr :I I' gg I ,Ii f ,If i 4 if v ,A gg, g 'II 'IIII ILIIIIXII iI,f IfI'.:I,W Inriii '-IQYI II WJ 9 AV ' ii I ij iw wi ig Q IJ IIIII w',fiw!S mix S 'gb 5' -FII' QU if II 32 I Q9 iiIv W I Iiyy W Qj i f gb 5312 I ii I I ,I .f N ,iii JIIJDQI I M i Nw Q1 QKX644 . W Jw I f 254 -I N NI i,,f 456 fd ,681 TRIANGLE CATTLE WW ZW jfffpfj ,MW TWM WQWQALU ES rw ,, W THE SENIOR CLASS OF I980 The Fu+ure of Tomorrow ls In Your Hands rirfjifd ,L T fwfjfwr jj JW , MMM yr W LNW' rw? 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