hu 3 'll 'ml 'I :-- 6 ' - l '4 Q -4 h f 1 14 E 1 U 2 K 1, . ,,-L5 ,. -H55 1 .- J, J s ,gg E11 .ill gn 'g ., .lg ,S ff 2' A .1 .1,x .2, W4 'Aff L if? 1 .,. 'fr ' . QM? 'law 'fwfr ii Q E. n Q1 E1 91. -. H . 4 QM . Fllllgxkw va..,m.. . ,. - 15.11-1'frf f' 'kf ,-- , ..,.x,,1sv':?:Q G N Hzw,-P.v,':?:5f5r,i'??7?'f'f' V ,V Wu . 3' .M ,-if-3, if 'X X. ,z -.r......,...... any QJJ7 ,ffcayiffy THE BADGER I ees From the Past to the Present The face of Bishop schools has changed greatly, from the small school shown at the bottom of the page to the aerial shot of the school plant at the right. The simple, but sturdy one-story buildings opposite this page depict the modern trend in architecture which our school has followed as it expands and expands, and expands. M CYMMAEKIJQM 3 1,f2 s:Lfp4Q J An aerial view of the Bishop High School campus in 1968. BHS has steadily expanded from an area no larger than a small city lot to an area now covering nearly five blocks. Through participation in the classroom, laboratory, office and library, the knowledge gained be- comes the most important contribution to the educated individual. Bishop School Board Standing L. to R.: W. Z.. Miller, Jrg R. G. Nelsong H. M. Tomlinson, Jrg David Theis, Srg Lawrence Wolterg T. O. Gilstrap, Sr, Milton Jirasek, and James Gillis. Seated L. to R.: I. Sankie Harlang Maurice Campbell, presidentg and C. B. Pinkston. Foreword The theme for the 1968 The Badger is Through the Swirl of Time. The Bishop school system was organized by F. Z. Bishop, founder of the town, in 1911. The school campus plant consisted of a three-room frame building. There were 16 pupils and two teachers. Through the years it has grown to what it is today -- a campus covering approximately five city blocks, an enrollment of approxi- mately 1500, and a teaching staff of 88. The men who work diligently for little or no recognition are our friends and neighbors -- the members of the school board. They are in a large way responsible for the attractive school campus as it is shown in the picture on the left. Here we assemble daily to study, to live, and to learn. It is here we gather the knowledge that will guide us through our future lives. May we always remember these years as the initial stepping stones that guide us Through the Swirl of Time. Table of Contents High School Section . . . 1 Administration . . . , 6 Classes .... . 19 Senior Section. . , 44 Organizations ....... . 59 Activities and Personalities . . . . 77 Sports ......... . . . . 113 Junior High School Elementary . . Advertising . . Autographs . . i Mr. R. G. Nelson, Business Manager i Mr. W. Z.. 'Mi11er, Ir., Superintendent S K, r 4 An Able Administration Denotes Mrs. Nelrose Lindsey, Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Eris IOHCS, Bookkeeper .l The Bishop High School Administrators are an inte- gral part of the high school plant. They skillfully guide the policies of BHS to enable it to uphold its reputa- tion of being a school withlhigh scholastic standards. The employment of outstanding teachers, meticulous choosing of a curriculum, careful counseling of stu- dents, and comprehensive selection of extra-curricu- lar activities round out the student's school life. , 1 1 r P l l i l Mr. James F. Gillis, Principal I 5 Successful School. r Mrs. Mildred Gerdes, Office Assistant and Mr. Leon Bertram, Assistant Principal Mrs. Dorothy Arnold, Secretary Mrs. Gwen Tilley, Business Mr. Hub Sherman, Related Math, Coach Mrs. Barbara Kelley, Shorthand SL English Business Develop Mrs. Leola Garrett, Typing Advanced Math Challenges Students . , X A Mathematics is an important part of the scienti- fic world in which we live today, and the Mathe- matics Department of Bishop High School is con- stantly seeking new and better ways of preparing stu- dents to meet future mathematical needs. Math courses offered at Bishop High include Re- lated Math I and ll, Algebra I and II, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Analysis. Mathematics is a course that can over-lap into many different fields. The variety also provides a background for business courses. Practical Skills fl GE if ae l Wm Y 5 t ids? Q15 2 sfgfrssa. aa sw tre- Bishop's Business Division offers training for all students who are interested in careers of pro- ficiency in the fields of business. Courses in- clude Typing, Shorthand, General Business, and Bookkeeping. Bookkeeping and General Business are two courses in which students gain a knowledge of business procedures that will aid them in the management of their personal affairs. Students taking Shorthand and Typing find that these courses prove invaluable in later life - especially in college or the field of busi- ness. Mr Rex Pinson Mathematics Mr. Gail Brown, Mathematics Mr. Mayther ogers, Mathematics 9 Mrs. Cecilia Espinosa, Spanish Communication Only Mrs. Lois Cook, English Mrs. Harriet Garrett, English SL Journalism l Is the Answer In our ever-changing world, the need for com- L munication is most important. The Language Arts ' Department, consisting of English, Spanish, and Speech, help to fill this need in Bishop High School T From the classics comes the panoramic parade Y of legendary heroes, great writers, poets, and dra- , matists who combine to offer a variety of cultural X experiences and many hours of enjoyment. l Spanish, in our bi-lingual area, also bridges the gap between two different cultures while Speech not only prepares the student to face audiences in many situations, but also provides help for the shy and hesitant student. l aul, English 5 5 Mrs. Terry lsenberg, English ? 3 2 r 5 2 e S 2 S 3 5 5 Mrs. Lily Thomas, Speech 11 Mrs. Louise Van Meter, Librarian Books Answer A Thousand Probing Questions The Library is a place for acquiring habits of diversified reading of good literature for knowledge and pleasure. Mrs. Queene Morgan, Assistant Librarian Science Wears Probing i N -4 .gi 5 Mr. Russell Goodwine, Biology Sc Coach The Bishop High School Science Department is , composed of five science courses: General Science, ,1 the study of the natural sciences that deal primarily i with non-living materialsg Biology, the study of i plant and animal lifeg Physical Science, an intro- ductory course for Chemistry and Physics-bound stu- dents, Chemistry, the study of the composition, structure, and properties of substances and of trans- 7 aThousand :aces f 1 P 1 V W l l l Mr. Tommy Odiorne, Science 85 Coach formations they undergog and Physics, the study of matter and energy and their interactions in the fields of mechanics, acoustics, optics, heat electricity, radiation, and atomic structure. The Science Department has long been known as one striving to provide the knowledge in the sciences at the high school level needed to assist students in future scientific studies. ' Mr. Thomas Shockley, Science 85 Biology Mr. Bob Lindsey, Science M Fitness Program Emphasized Electives Selected According Physical Education contributes to the total growth of the individual. Each student at Bishop High is required to take two years of P. E. Some of the activities are football, softball, soccer, basket- ball, volleyball, touch football, folk games, tum- f bling, archery, body conditioning, tennis, and track. The industrial Arts Department includes Draft- Q ing, Photography, Art, General Handicraft, and ' Industrial Arts. Students develop skills and talents' which will be useful to them throughout their future r lives. These classes provide an opportunity for those R students endowed with artistic abilities to express ' themselves. The Music Department, consisting of Choir and Band, provides an opportunity for students to develop their music talents. These organizations present musical programs for school assemblies and com- munity clubs. They also compete in state-wide music contests. E5 Q 6 r. Stanley McMillan, Industrial Arts p l 5 Q 1 1 I Q Mrs. Mary Parvin, Arts 85 General Handicraft Mr. Charles Schooley, Industrial Arts in P. E. Classesg to Interests Mr. Mrs. Peggy Laughlin, Physical Education Bill Appelt, P. E. 85 Coach l Mr. Myers Hudson, Band Mr. Norman Broom, Choir 15 Mr. Robert Johnson, Mrs. Barbara Kent, Civics 84 World History A Study of the Past Opens to the Future. History plays a vital role in helping students become more aware of their ever-changing world. The History Department of BHS offers three courses of study: World History, American History, and Civics. Through group projects, class discussions, films, and research papers, students develop a clear understanding of the American way of life and a realization of the rights and duties of a citizen in a democratic society. ' World History helps the student understanding of the peoples of the world - their points of view, customs, and ways of life. It there- fore unfolds the qualities of tolerance and open-mindedness - quali- ties which are very necessary in today's world. A . American History 84 Coach Door K ' 'A fa' 'E 4 Mrs. Lucille Manning, World History MW Mr. Leon Bertram, American History 8a Assistant Principal 17 Q 5? f- E Mrs. Laurita Chaffey, Homemaking For a party, snacks, or a family meal, M 85 M Grocery offers delicious attractions in every depart- ment. The meats are fresh, the fruits and vegetables crisp, and the canned and packaged merchandise is the finest, lt provides a learning situation for BHS home- making classes, and it is here that most of the supplies of the Bishop Homemaking Department are purchased. Learning by Doing The Homemaking Department consists of Homemaking I, Homemaking ll, and Home 85 Family Living. In Homemaking ISL ll the stu dents are taught the fundamentals of cooking and sewing, while in Home 8s Family Living, family life and child development are taught. Mrs. Elaine Culp, Homemaking V I 61515555 l xg t lxslsncphvelll d5Yrf9Y9M Jimmy Campbell President LeeT1l1er Treasurer Patty Berkman Secretary T1mHohon Vice President and Allan Davis Reporter Freshmen Face lst Year In BHS With Trepldatlon Adair, Vicki Alvarado, Rose Mary Arredondo, Lupe Bade, Linda Baker, Jerry Barron, Guadalupe Berkman, Patti Brown, Diane Bryant, Roger Bull, Danny Bustillos, Juan Cadriel, Connie Campbell, Jimmy Capeheart, Robert Collier, Mike Collins, Jack Contreras, Marta Cornett, Gary Cruz, Dora Lee Curnutte, Steve Davenport, Johnny Davis, Allan Deanda, Rosa De Leon, Diana Erskln, Gary Evans, Kathy Felder, Dan Figueroa, Diana Fling, Steve Garcia, Albert Garcia, Juanita Garrett, Lewis Garrett, Tommy Garza, Gilbert Garza, Oralia Gibson, Joleen Gilstrap, Ann Gomez, Guadalupe Gomez, Rogerio Ganzalez, Diana Gonzalez, Don Gonzalez, Ophelia lamamarmwfmmrr-,mmm 1-it r ..x.n-wwf,---1 -mmm--tm-W-in-n-1 -, we-wr rl, - HA H rr-awrmmlw-fl -f: J, I--fl f fra 1-nn--1 ----lm Gonzalez, Thomas Gonzalez, Yolanda Graves, Elizabeth Guitierrez, Gilbert Guitierrez, Manuel Guitierrez, Oscar Hanke, Ginger Harlan, Carol Herber, Claude Hernandez, Domingo Hernandez, Esther A Hernandez, Henry Hernandez, Yolanda Herne, Joanne Herrera, Lydia Herrera, Yolanda Hohon, Tim Holder, Arch Hudson, Kathy Jackson, James Jimenez, Janie Johnson, Brenda Jones, Stephen Kelley, Judie 21 Kelly, Bill Kurtz, Larry Landers, Hank Lawrence, Mike LeCompte, James Lee, Marsha Lerma, Joe Limas, Narcy Lindsey, Jerry Lindsey, Jo Ann Lira, Mary Lou Lockwood, Carol Longone, Robert Longoria, Alice Lopez, Frank McDonald, Connie McElroy, Susan Mayo, Rosemary Fish Make Fish Kelley, Berkman, and Moore en- joy the comforts of the outdoors while par- taking of their luncheon, compliments of the Seniors! l Q' First Dive. . A familiar sight at BHS is a group of girls congregated in the morning to talk over exciting happenings of the night he- 'fore. Here Freshmen Berkman, Schroeder, Harlan, Hanke, Nance and Lockwood have a gab session. Montalvo, Frank Montalvo, Sally Moore, Cynthia Morales, Mario Morales, Noe Morgenroth, Gayle Mrazek, Vivian Mumford, Helen Mumford, Rodney Nance, Betty Navarro, Mary McFerron, Cindy Mechell, Daniel Menjares, Rufino Moerbe, Dwain Moerbe, Lindell Moerbe, Marcella Moerbe, Randolph O'Connell, Colleen Ortega, Daniel Ortiz, Noe Ovalle, Consuelo Palacios, Librado Pearson, David Pitts, Jake Pizana, Oscar Prinz, Pamela Pruneda, Diana Pruneda, Manuel Ramirez, Connie Ramirez, Paula Ramos, Herminia Ramos, Victor Reinhardt, James Resendez, Juan Revilla, Roel Richter, David Rodriguez, Arnulfo Rodriguez, Benny Rodriguez, Edna Rodriguez, Tomas Romero, Anna Maria Freshmen Suffer the Senior Judy Wolters grins wickedly at her suffering fish. Neal, James E Newell, Russell 2 Nixon, Debbie 2 Indignities of Initiation. . Fish Lockwood, Schroeder, Prinz, and Wheeler at play, as fish will do. Salinas, Willie Saltonstall, Sammette Sanchez, Connie Sanchez, Esmeralda Sandoval, Eligio Sandoval, Robert Schroeder, Judy Schubert, Bruce Slough, Andrea Soliz, Juan Strahan, Kenneth Strickland, Belinda Suarez, Gloria Tamez, Delores Theis, Tommy Thomas, Steve Thomason, John Tiller, Lee Todd, Kelly Towery, James Trevino, Anselmo Urban, Debbie Vaquera, Marta Vasquez, Santos Wheeler, Janet Wood, Micky Z amora, Alfredo 25 Adair, Craig Aduddell, Larry Aleman, Consuelo Aleman, Jessee Alexander, Billy Alvarez, Olga Arnold, Phyllis Austin, Randy Baethge, Al Baker, Bryce Baker, Tommy Balboa, Felicita Bear, Patsy Benton, Linda Bradshaw, Beth Brittain, Richard Brown, Brenda Brown, Carolyn Brown, Stephen Brzozowski, Jerry Buendel, Jerry Clayton, John L. Collier, Beverly Cook, Mickey Coughran, Rick Creech, Betty Sue Cruz, Lupe Davenport, Billie Deanda, Richard De Leon, Arnold Deviney, John Dobie, Carol Edwards, Jill Ellison, Dale Esparza, Alicia Felder, Ted Fling, Danny Fuchs, David Gallardo, Jamie Garcia, Carmen Garcia, Oscar Garcia, Pablo -. l lv 1, r., ri -,f. mam, ,,., ,,,,-,f,,' , um-11- -W rx-.N-W1-aulmnm-mf-.-.W M-1-nf f f, ,,.,, L- .fs .Q--rv Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garrett, Richard Rolando Ruben Keith Gary, Maurine Garza, Abel Garza, Elbe Garza, Frank Gibson, lcie Gibson, Ocie Gilstrap, Richard Gonzales, Antonio Gonzales, Aracelia Gonzales, Consuelo Gonzales, Henry Gonzales Juanita Gonzales Rafael a Grebe, Donald Guajardo, Hector Hagood, Wanda Harlan, Nancy Hernandez, Alolf Hernandez, Dominga Hernandez, Flora 27 Johnson, Linda Johnson, Suzanne Johnson, Teresa Jungmann, Nancy Kelly, Janie Kelley, Karen Kelly, Nancy Kious, MaryJane Lawrence, Paul Longoria, Mary Lopez, Juanita Lopez, Noel Hernandez, Sylvia Hernandez, Teresa Hinojosa, Oscar Hodges, John Hohon, Sharon Jimenez, Elodia Jirasek, Jim Johnson, Beverly Johnson, Donna Sophomores Karen Kelley Olga Alvarez Beverly Collier, Frances Poldrack and Elva Salinas participate in a large school activity - talking Eager Sophomores Show Interest Making locker decorations for the Friday football games is another aspect of school life. Sophomores Beth Bradshaw, Juanita Rodriguez, Olga Alvarez, and Antonia Trujillo contribute their time in prepara- tion of the Poth game. in All Aspects of School Life Michalk, Kathy Milam, Delice Moerbe, Mike Moerbe, Stanley Moore, Jerald Moore, Martha Gail Morgan, Mary Lee Mueck, Gail Munoz, Mariano Myers, Judy Myers, Terry Nance, James Nix, Roy Palacios, Joe Palacios, Oscar Paree, Eugene Pate, Dale Patrick, Margaret Pfluger, Linda Pruneda, Ernest Puente, Xavier 29 In the Industrial Arts Department Paul Lawrence and Steven Rodriquez show their knowledge in working with machines such as the materials tester. Rasmussen, Christi Reyes, J anie Robinson, Rhonda Rodriguez, Juanita Rodriguez, Steven Salinas, Elba Sanchez, David Sanchez, Lupe Sanchez, Terry Sandoval, Verna Sarmiento, Lydia Scheible, Phyllis Schroeder, Malcolm Shafer, Ernie Shipley, Ian Smith, Allen Smith, Donald Joe Solis, Jessie Ramirez, Cecilia Ramirez, Gloria Ramirez, Janie Ramirez, Romero K , ..,, 4 -ag, -,Q-. ,.., , . . , 1- ,.. 7 gi? ' it l Q gk 5 ig, sgjf L Km X s , fx vlmsig Risky Btu A JH? S Jbgsf . ,.,. . .dash fr-, X , f s QRS Sw 2 ,wikis 51--n-an .agar .. ,.., ,,,,,7,,,,,,Vf,,, I m,,V, A zifszrifz-L' .-im i i-,fi ,Ml fj.fz,,: 55 1. ' 5 ' fi' ' .f -f,.,,..7: 5,3 ,ri'- w , nf, ,x ., Assignments and Hard Are Long . . . but Valuable i In Spanish, sophomores Carmen Cabello, Oscar Palacios, Maria Ibanez, Woody Hodges, and Linda Pfluger work diligently to increase their abilities in speaking another language. Strahan, Laurie Suarez, Enrique Sustaita, Ralph Tabb, Connie Tamez, Maria Tejeda, Enedelia Theiss, Gary Thiele, Dwain Thomas, Baldwin Thomas, Helen Thomas, Nancy Tijerino, David Trevino, Ray True, Dan Vela, Ianie Wheeler, Steve Whitaker, Mark White, Debbie Whitley, Donna Whitten, Nancy Willbern, Dennis Wilson, Sharon Winkler, Elizabetha Bonnie Moerbe, Reporter, Bill Picquer, Treasurerg Edna Hohon, Presidentg Scott Binnion, Vice-President, and CyndeeRe1nmert, Secretary. Juniors Work Hard On Prom and. . . Alexander, Johnny Alvarez, Arturo Arnold Denise Arredondo, Amparo Baethge, Lynette Baker, Juanda Balboa, Josie Barnes, Bill Barrera, Roel Beall, Pat Benton, Mike Berkman, Johnnie Binnion, Scott Bowie, Mary Brown, Lee Bradshaw, Clifton Buendel, Bill Cabello, Carmen Cadriel, Diana Cage, Kathy Castillo, Helen Contreras, Adolfo Davenport, Jo Beth Davis, David Davis, Mike Davis, Pat Delgado, Santos Denkeler, Mike Doedyns, Joanna Dominguez, Opelia Dorough, Frances Downing, Barbara Duniver, Dee Dee Edge, Ralph Edge, Rodger Elliott, Lee Estes, Tim Felder, Royce Figueroa, Reynaldo Garcia, Alice Garcia, Delia Garcia, Elpedia Garcia, Jacinto Garza, Oscar Garza, Yolanda Gerdes, Bobbie Gibson, Lorrell Gilstrap, Jimmy Gomez, Mary Helen Gonzales, Bonifacio Guajardo, Arnulfo Guajardo, Olga Gunter, William Hale, Ricky Hanke, Mike Hernandez, John Hernandez, Simon Herne, Donna Herrera, Rachel Hickman, Bobby Hohon, Edna Hunter, Janet Ibanez, Maria Jackson, Laura 33 Ovalle, Trinidad Paschal, Aine Paulk, Martha Peel, Shirley Petty, Bonnie Picquet, Bill Pfluger, Arthur Pizana, Susie Pohlmeyer, Judy Poldrack, Edwin Poldrack, Frances Puente, Mary Lou Remmert, Cyndee Reyes, Lupe Reyna, Palmira Richter, Garry Richter, Linda Richter, Patsy Rodriguez, Fidel Rodriguez, Oscar Romero, Estella Salazar, Abel Salazar, Dina Jones, Richard Jennings, Debbie Kieschnick, Carol Kieschnick, Mike Knippa, Connie Kubsch, Gerald Laechelin, Judy La Cour, Mary Grace Loyd, Sherry Manning, Carl McNair, David Miller, David Moerbe, Bonnie Mueck, Tommy Mumford, Richard Myers, Bonnie Nance, Robbie O'Connell, Kathy Marvin Rick and Russell display their wares Become Expert Salesmen. Salinas, Octavio Sandoval, Sixto Schlomach, Jim Schroeder, Nancy Schroeder, Shirley Schubert, Marvin Southard, Sharon Smith, Sheril Strahan, Karen Thomason, Donna Trujillo, Antonia Varnado, Susan Vela, Cesario Villarreal, Janie Voight, Linda Sue Waddell, Russell Wakeland, Rick Waring, Mike West, Fay White, Lanell Whittington, Glen Wolter, Jeanie Zentz, Jim Susan Poorman, Secretaryg Glenn Picquet, Presidentg Sherry Schweers, Treasurerg Johnny Culp, Reporter and Jimmy Dodson, Vice-President. Seniors Await the Future With Confidence. . Adair, Ronny Alvarado, Henry Alvarez, Rita Bade, Daniel 'f1'mL.a.....r Bear, Kathi Berkman, Geary Bertram, Betty Bradshaw, Sharon Britt ain, Martin Bryant, Janice C antu, Ruben Coughran, Gaye Cruz, Nasario Cadriel, Lily Culp, Johnny Davenport, Terry Delgado, Catherine Edwards, Jimmy Garcia, Gilbert Garcia, Santiago Garza, Alicia Dudley, ,Mike Dutschmann, Nancy Esparza, Robert Felder, Rich ard Dimas, Servando Dodds, Dorothy Dodson, Jimmy Ellison, James wit and mope awe. Garza, Janie Garza, Nita Gerdes, Jinr Gibson, Cheryl Gilliam, Bill Gomez, Olga Gilstrap, Tommy Gonzalez, Alfredo Guerra, Alba Elena Hayes, Patty Hernandez, Juanita Hernandez, Mike Higgenbotham, J an fiffv' Hightower, Kay efrrwf' www WW Jirninez, Benito Jiminez, Esther Irmenez, Ygnaclo Holder, Mary wit an tw- 'VX -5, Jimenez, Hector Lindsey, Tommy Menjares, Juan Moerbe, Walter Kaiser, Sandra Lewis, I udy Moody, Kathy Moody, Marilyn Morgan, David anxiety agony. Paree, Albert Mrazek, David Mumford, Robert Paul, Frank Petty, Patsy Ortlz, Ramon Picquet, Glenn Pinkston, John Pizana, Raymond Poorman, Susan Pruneda, Timmy Ramirez, Norma Richter, Sharon Rasmussen, Cathy l 1 1 E withl and Robinson, Randy Spiegelhauer, Jeff Springer, Billy Suarez, Ermila Rodriguez, Robert Schweers, Sherry Snow, Barb ara :ourage nostalgia Sumrow, Tom Tiller, Jim Todd, Barb ara Wallace, Karan Tomlinson, Cherie Urb an, Brend a zwmf, N Wilson, Kay Wolter, Judy V ela, Hild a Zacharias, Gerhard Zapata, Guadalupe Zavesky, Mike Rings and Cause Stir 2 Those beautiful rings! This only fits my little finger! You want how many mvitations? nvitations af Excitement Are you sure that's how much they cost? Now give 'em to Mom to address Only two more to go! at Can Can What a group! I'11go, I'11 go. There's safety in numbers. Who said it's not cold? .. Wm. MQW 1 S m f k , . f 'MANS I I u ,1 1 Q Q N- ,mf ,ww r.,,i,M N, . . 1 V , - 1 W N ,, M. - f.fs.r-.Qz:,:x 'f'5 ..,. A 'W r.Wx'mrf-- 14,1 'f'f w ferwrff A ,W . ,A . 17, 1 V - 1 r L t 1,:,r,,s, V 'L ' 'L' - f ,L., , ,441 , fi 4 fgijiv 513 ' - -r ags: - 'l,g',',gg,,,r My jpg...-.' y sg f '- - x ,.,,m Vkwf ,:.. K I i A ,. DW W -'-+f-MW - s .,- , K .--, 'ik -.,' f' ' ' K K M 4 ,QE izq5j'?f'i'F'kifwwliflfwarg V,w-m.,, Eat hearty. It may be your last. Tarzan? Mrs. Kelley, you're turning purple. SENIOR- FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME Seniors Stay Busy Entire hroughout 'ear FIELD TRIPS SENIOR PARTIES TEAS Seniors Leave BHS With Valedictoria-n Sgluratorian Richard Felder Nancy Dutschmann Memory and a Hope 933 Class of I968 Class song . . Impossible Dream Class colors . . .Green and Gold Class motto . . Tomorrow We Start The Great Journey Class flower . . . . . Yellow Rose J ..,, ., V,,, . f..-, Q .1 ,.Z: .Q 1. , Q3 as f. QLJ' W7-fr 4 ff ,jj If 5, 5.1551 ik. A M , T. l- P. L+? H ' 'fl 54' , L 2 , ., vggfrn, . , ., Y vs we 'for W ff s .1514-. ' ' 'r 1 JJ' , , Q 1 .. ...L,,,, . .... . N Q . .L ,Q 1 ,74 , .. 'gl ff - 'vig-3 :ffl ., ,513 Q ,Q -- f - ,rrp lr -ff ,pi gl f'T'v3:.w'f e v .. f 5 rv ly mf. 2 'CQ J lxvrefaff. Ni 52- 12 Q : - if -rf 'as '14'f,l,?'? l ',,.sgi,f ' fy gg' ' ,,VLQg,,!f 55 r are xg 1. Wil. 'L ' -vzlf. sql-523:-M15 J k.5 lgr 4 13 -my Q51 vfvfw- 1 is-' P ff: ff' ,gr 'Y- X Q ,.igwx..:r,-R ,gf -X egg if 'X'-',fs9 L. N 5'f'T 1,, -,gg fy X, 51'-13:38 I -Kgygqfu .LQ 'W' :fag . rl .Sas Graduating Class of I968 Second high-ranking girl and boy, Ronny Adair and Sherry Schweers. Adair, Ronny: District UIL '66, '67, Track and Science Contest, Regional UIL '67 Track, Football '64, '65, Track and Field '64, '65, '67, 2nd high-ranking boy, Honor Graduate, Alvarado, Henry: Spanish Club '66. Alvarez, Rita: FHA '64,'65,'66, Band '64, Pep Squad '65, '66. Bade, Daniel: Football '64, '65, Industrial Arts '64, '65, '67, 3rd Photography-State Art Fair, lst Plastics, lst and 3rd in Photography, 3rd Over-All competition at A 8, I Arts Fair, Annual Staff '67, Paper Staff Photo- grapher '67, Quill 8, Scroll '67. Bear, Kathi: FTA '64, FHA '64, '65, '66, Student Coun- cil '64,'67, Spanish Club '67, Band '64, '65, '66 Vice- Pres., '67 Pres., Drum Major '67, Stage Band '64, '65 District UIL '66,'67 Band, Regional UIL '66 Band, Vol leyball '64,'66, '67, Tennis '64. Berkman, Geary: Choir '65,'66, '67, Annual Staff '67, Paper Staff '67, Football '64, '65, '66, '67, Honor Grad- uate. Bertram, Betty: FTA '64, FHA '64, '65, '66,'67, Band '64,'65, '66, '67, Secretary '67, District UIL '65, '66 Band, Volleyball '64, '65. Brittain, Martin: Annual Staff '67, Paper Staff '67, Quill 84 Scroll '67. Bryant, Janice: FHA '64,'65,'66, Pep Squad '64,'67. Cadriel, Lily Cantu, Ruben: Band '64,'65,'66,'67, Stage Band '64, '65,'66, Library 'Assistant '65, '66. Coughran, Gaye: FHA '64,'65, '66, '67, Library Club '64, '65, '66, Pep ,Squad '64, '65, '66, Tennis '64, '65, '66, '67, Regional UIL '65 , District UIL '64, '65, '66, '67 Tennis, Paper Staff '67, Cruz, Nasario, Jr.: Spanish Club '65, Industrial Arts '67, Track and Field '64, '65. Culp, Johnny: District UIL lst place winner, '66 Ready Writing, Regional UIL '66. Davenport, Terry Delgado, Catharine: FHA '64, '65,'66, Spanish Club '66, Pep Squad '64,'65. Dimas, Servando: Spanish Club '67, Industrial Arts Club, Sgt. at Arms, '67, Dodds, Dorothy: Student Council '67, Spanish Club '65, Pep Squad '65, '66, '67, District UIL '66,'67 Ready Writing 8: Extemp. Speech, Farm Bureau Seminar '67, Fire Prevention Theme 3rd place '64, Citizenship Theme lst place '65. Dodson, Jimmy: Student Council '64, '67, Industrial Arts '66 Vice-Pres, Pres. '67, District UIL '64 Tennis, Ten- nis '64, '65,'66, Football '65, '66, '67, Basketball '64, '65, '67, Sophomore Favorite, Junior 8, Senior Vice- Pres. , Mr. BHS. Dudley, Mike: Student Council '65, '66, '67, Choir '64, '65, '66, '67 President, All-State Choir '67,'68, District UIL lst place '68 Prose Reading, Regional UIL lst place Prose '68, State UIL 3rd place Prose Reading '68, Boys State '66, BHS Singers, Football '64,'65,'66, '67, Track and Field '64, Who's Who '68. Dutschmann, Nancy: FTA '64,'65,'67, Vice-Pres.'67, FHA '65, '66, Pianist '66, Student Council '66,'67, Treas. '67, Choir '64, Pep Squad '64,'65, '66, '67, Bradshaw, Sharon: FTA '67, Duchess, FHA '65,'66, '67, Annual Staff '68, Paper Staff '68, District UIL '66 Typ- 3rd Vice-Pres. , '67 Outstanding Homemaking Award, Pep Squad '66,'67. ing, Regional UIL '66 Typing, Who's Who '68, Saluta- torian '68, Honor Graduate. 53 Senior Achievements Reflect Four Productive Years Edwards, Jimmy: Band '64, '65,'67, Football '64,'65,'66. Ellison, James: Band '64, Industrial Arts '66, '67, Football Manager '65, '66, Track and Field Mgr. '66. Esparza, Robert: Spanish Club '64, '65, Industrial Arts '66, '67, Football '66, '67, Track and Field '66, Basketball '64, '65,'66,'67. Felder, Richard: Student Council '65, '67 Vice-Pres. , District UIL '65, '66, lst place Science and Slide Rule '67, Regional UIL '67, Who's Who '68, Football Mgr. '65, '66, Track and Field Mgr. '66, Sophomore Class President, Seventh Texas Nuclear Science Symposium '67, National Science Foundation Summer Science Training Program '67, National Merit Scholarship Pro- gram - Letter of Commendation, Honor Graduate, Valedictorian '68, Garcia, Gilbert: Band '64, Stage Band '64, Industrial Arts '65,'66, Football '65, '66, '67, Track and Field '64, '65, '67, Basketball '64,'65. Garcia, Santiago: Spanish Club '64, Garza, Alicia: Spanish Club '67. Garza, Janie: FHA '65,'67, Historian, Spanish Club '67, Library Club '64,'65,'66, '67, Sophomore Class Secre- tary, Science Club '64, '65, Speech Club '65. Garza, Nita: FHA '64,'65,'66, Band '64,'65,'66,'67. Gerdes, Jim: IA Club '66, Treasurer '67. Gibson, Cheryl: FTA '64,'65, FHA '64,'65,'66,'67: Student Council '65, Choir '66, Cheerleader '67, Pep Squad '64, '65,'66, Tennis '66, Sophomore Class Favo- rite, Junior Class Duchess, Junior Class Treas. , Senior Class Favorite, Homecoming Queen '67. Gilliam, William Roy: Library Club '64,'67 Reporter- Parliamentarian, Annual Staff '67 Business Mgr. , Paper Staff '67, Quill 85 Scroll, President '67, FFA '65, '66 at Charlotte and La Vega High Schools. Gilstrap, Tommy: Student Council '64, Spanish Club, President '67, District UIL '65, Texas Youth Confer- ence '67, Football '64, '65, '66, '67, Captain, All Dis- trict '67, Track and Field '64, Freshmen Class Favorite Freshmen Class President. Gomez, Olga: FHA '64,'65,'66, Spanish Club '65. Gonzalez, Alfredo: Spanish Club '65. Guerra, Alba Elena. Hayes, Patty: FHA '64,'65,'66,'67, Library Club '66, '67, Band '64,'65,'66,'67, District Band '64,'66,'67, Regional Band '67. Hernandez, Juanita: FHA '64, '66, Student Council '66, '67, Spanish Club President '67, Honor Graduate. Hernandez, Mike: Spanish Club '67, Track and Field '64, Higginbotham, Jan: FTA '64,'65,'66, FHA '64, '65, '66, '67, Pep Squad '64, '65,'66, '67, President and Duchess '67. Hightower, Mary Kay: FTA '64,'65, '66,'67, FHA '64, '65,'66, '67, Choir '65, Pep Squad '64,'65,'66, '6'7i Volleyball '64, '65,'66, Captain '66. Holder, Mary: FTA. '64, '65,'66, FHA '64,'65,'66, '67, Spanish Club '66, Pep Squad '64,'65,'66,'67, Annual Staff '67, Paper Staff '67, Quill and Scroll '67. Jimenez, Benito: Student Council '64, Spanish Club '65 Jiminez, Esther: FHA '64,'65,'66, Spanish Club '67, Pep Squad '64, '65,'66, '67. Jimenez, Hector: Spanish Club '67, Industrial Arts '67, Football '65, All District '65. Jimenez, Ygnacio Kaiser, Sandra: FTA '64,'65,'66, FHA '64,'65, Pianist '65, Spanish Club '64, '65, Choir '66, '67, Cheerleader B '65, Pep Squad '64,'65,'66, Quill 85 Scroll '66, Award, Girls State '66. Lewis, Judy Lindsey, Tommy: Industrial Arts '65,'66,'67, Secretary '67, lst at A851 IA Fair. Menjares, Juan Lopez, Hilda Vela: FHA '64,'65, Spanish Club '64, '65, Pep Squad '64, '65, Volleyball '64,' Moerbe, Walter: Football '64, Track and Field '64, Honor Graduate. Moody, Kathy: FTA '64,'65,'66,'67, Parliamentarian '65, President '67, FHA '64,'65, '66, '67, Student Coun- cil '64,'65, '66, '67, Secretary '67, Pep Squad '64,'65, '66, '67, Annual Staff, Assistant Editor '67, Paper Staff '67, Quill 8a Scroll '67, Vice-President, Texas Youth Conference '66, Delegate State Student Council Con- vention '66, Homecoming Duchess '67. Moody, Marilyn: FTA '64,'65,'66, '67, FHA, '64,'65, '66, '67, President '67, Crisco Award '68, Student Coun- cil '67, Choir '64, Pep Squad '64,'65, '66, '67, Annual Staff, Editor, '67, Paper Staff '67, Quill Sc Scroll '67, Treasurer, District UIL '66, Conservation Theme, lst place in District '67, Homecoming Duchess '67, FHA State Convention '66, Honor Graduate. Morgan, David Mrazek, David Mumford, Robert: Spanish Club '64, '65, Annual Staff '66, '67, Paper Staff, Editor '67, Quill 8, Scroll '67, Football '64, '65, '66, Honorable Mention '65, All District '66, Track and Field '64, '65. Ortiz, Ramon: Spanish Club '67. Paree, Albert: Spanish Club '66. Paul, Frank: Student Council '66,'67, President '67, Spanish Club '64, '65, District UIL Slide Rule, Tennis, lst doubles, Regional UIL Tennis doubles, Football '65, '66, '67, Tennis '64, '65, '66, Basketball '64,'65,'66, '67, Captain '67, Boys State '66, President Junior Class Who's Who '66, '67, Honor Graduate. Petty, Patsy: FTA '66, Spanish Club '66, Pep Squad '64, '65, '66, '67 Squad leader, Secretary Sophomore Class, Honor Graduate. Picquet, Glenn, Student Council '67, Spanish Club '64, '65, President '65, District UIL '65, '66, '67 Number Sense, Tennis '65, '66, Regional doubles '66, Football '64, '65, '66, '67, Captain '67, All District '66,'67, Track and Field '64, '65, '66, Basketball '64, '65, '67, Freshman Class Reporter, Senior Class President, Junior Class Favorite, Senior Class Favorite, Ronnie Bull Award, Who's Who, Honor Graduate. Pinkston, John: Choir '64, Football '64,'65,'66, '67, All District Defensive End '66, '67. Pizana, Raymond, Ir.: Spanish Club '67, IA '67. Poorman, Susan: FTA. '64,'65,'66,'67, Secretary '66, FHA '64,'65, '66,'67, Historian '66, Parliamentarian '67, Student Council '67, Choir '64, Cheerleader '65, '66, '67, Head cheerleader '67, Annual Staff '67, Paper Staff '67, Quill gc Scroll '67, District UIL '67, Who's Who '67, Freshman Class Duchess, Sophomore Class Duchess, Football Sweetheart '66, Princess, '67, Miss BHS '67, DAR Award, Class Favorite '64, '66, FTA State Convention '65, Junior Class Favorite, Graduation Usher '66, Freshman Class Parliamentarian, Sophomore Class Vice-President, Senior Class Secretary, Honor Graduate. Pruneda, Timmy: FHA '66. Ramirez, Norma: FHA '64, '65, '66, Spanish Club '65, Pep Squad '64,'65, '66. Rasmussen, Cathy: FTA '64,'65,'66, FHA '64,'65,'66, '67, Pep Squad '64, '65,'66, '67, Squad Leader '67, An- nual Staff '67, Paper Staff '67, Quill 85 Scroll '67, Homecoming Duchess '67, Tennis '65, Richter, Sharon Kay: FHA '64, '65, '66, '67, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, Library Club '67, Pep Squad '64, '65, '66, '67, Annual Staff '67, Paper Staff, Feature Editor, '67, Quill 86 Scroll, Reporter '67, Honor Grad- uate. Robinson, Randy: FHA Sweetheart '67, Industrial Arts, 3rd place purse, 2nd place picture, '66, '67, Football '65, '67, Rodriguez, Robert: Spanish Club '67, Band '64,'65, In- dustrial Arts '66, '67, Basketball '64, '65,'66. Schweers, Sherry: FTA '67, Student Council '67, Span- ish Club '65, Treasurer '65, Pep Squad '66,'67, Annual Staff '67, Paper Staff '67, Assistant Editor, '67, Quill 85 Scroll, Secretary '67, Regional UIL, Journalism '67, Senior Class Treas, g Farm Bureau Seminar '66, Senior Class Duchess, Second highest-ranking girl, Honor Graduate, National Junior Honor Society '64, New York, Drama Club '65, N.Y. Snow, Barbara Spiegelhauer, Jeff: Boys State '66, Football '64,'65, '66, '67, Track and Field '64, '65, '66, Vice-President Fresh- man Class, Reporter Sophomore Class. Springer, Billy: Football '64, '65, '66, '67, Track and Field '64, '65, '66, '67, Basketball '64, Honor Graduate. Suarez, Ermila: FHA '64,'65, '66, Spanish Club '67, Sumrow, Tom: Industrial Arts, 3rd place-metals '66, Tiller, Jim: Spanish Club '67, Industrial Arts '65, Treas- urer Freshmen Class. Todd, Barbara CGarrettJ: Library Club '66, Choir '66, '67, Pep Squad '66. Tomlinson, Cherie: FTA '64,'65, FHA '64, '65, '67, Spanish Club '66, Library Club '66, Pep Squad '64, '65, '66, '67, Squad Leader '67, Urban, Brenda: FHA. '64,'65, '66, '67, Pep Squad '64,'65 '66, '67, Squad Leader '67, Tennis '66, Football Duch- ess. '67. Wallace, Karan: FHA '64,'65, '66, Library Club '64, Pep Squad '65, '66, '67, District UIL, 3rd Ready Writ- ing, Americanism Theme, 2nd place, '66, Wilson, Kay: FHA '64,'65,'66,'67, Student Council '64 '66, '67, Library Club '66,'67, Vice-Pres. '67, District Secretary '67, Choir '64, '65, Pep Squad 64, '65, '67, Annual Staff, High School Editor '67, Paper Staff '67, Quill 85 Scroll '67, District UIL '64 Spelling, '67 Spel- ling and Journalism, Regional UIL 3rd place Copy- reading, Journalism '67, Volleyball '64,'65, '66, Honor Graduate. Wolter, Judy: FHA '64,'65,'66,'67, Student Council '65, Library Club '65, '66, '67, Pep Squad '65 66 Girls State '66, Volleyball '64, Zacharias, Gerhard: Spanish Club '65s District UIL 64 Debate, Football '65, '66, Zapata, Guadalupe: Spanish Club '65, Zavesky, Mike: Band '66, Stage Band '66, Choir 64 '65,'67. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Glenn Picquet and Sherry Schweers Scholarships, Tuition Grants Encourage Worthy Thirteen scholarships, tuition grants and special awards were presented to the above seniors during commencement exercises, Valedictorian Richard Felder received the Lions Club Valedictory Award, a Texas Education Agency tuition grant, a scholarship to Texas church-affiliated colleges, ,and an Opportunity Award from Texas ASLM. He was also the recipi- ent ofthe Texas Chemical Council Award. Nancy Dutschmann, class Saluta- torian, received the Bishop Elevator and Storage Company Scholarship and a church-affiliated college Scholarship. Frank Paul received the Texas ASLM Opportunity Awardg Johnny Culp was awarded the Harden Study Club Scholarshipg Kay Wilson received the Beta Sigma Phi Scholarshipg and Kathy Moody received the Bishop Classroom Teachers Scholarship. Two Lions Club Scholarships were given to Susan Poorman and Mike Dudley. Susan and Mike also were presented the American Legion Citizenship Award. Two LULAC Scholarships were presented to Norma Ramirez and Servando Dimas. Seniors Front Row: Norma Ramirez Kathy Moody Susan Poorman Kay Wilson Nancy Dutschmann Back Row: Johnny Culp Richard Felder Servando Dimas Frank Paul Mike Dudley 57 Celanese I Tomorrow We S tart the G Organizations Seated: Ann Gilstrap, Patti Berkman, Treasurer, Nancy Dutschmanng President, Frank Paul, Secretary, Kathy Moody, Vice-President, Richard Felder, Lorrell Gibson, Bonnie Meyers. Second Row: Donna Whitley, Coleen O'Connell, Cynthia Moore, David Sanchez, Jimmy Campbell, Juanda Baker Timmy Hohon, Edna Hohonx Jan Higginbotham, Billie Davenport, Juanita Hernandez, Kay Wilson. Third Row: Mike Davis, Richard Gilstrap, Tommy Gilstrap, Cynthia Remmert, Mary Morgan, Kathi Bear, Connie Sanchez, Susan Poorman, Sponsorg Mrs. Manning, Sherry Schweers, Patsy Bear. Fourth Row: Glenn Picquet, Mike Dudley, Marilyn Moody, Jimmy Dodson. ' Student Council Expounds BHS Students' Ideas ,, i President, Frank Paul led the student body O f th ' ' f h C '1 . me O e various pwlects O t e ouncl through a successful year in all aspects of 0 was Christmas door decorations. , BHS life. First Row CL to RJ: Mrs, Graham, Marilyn Moody, Sherry Schweers, Kathy Moody, Bill Gilliam, and Mrs. Garrett Second Row QL to RJ: Sharon Hohon, Sharon Richter, Kay Wilson, Susan Poorman, Mary Holder, and Cathy Ras- ITll.1SSSl'l Third Row QL to RJ: Martin Brittain, Fidel Rodriguez, Robert Mumford, and Royce Felder. Quill and Scroll First BHS Honor Society As a field trip, Quill and Scroll toured the Corpus Christi Caller Times Building. The 1967-68 Quill and Scroll Club became the first club in BHS to become affiliated with an Honor Society, The King High Quill and Scroll of Kingsville, Texas, presented the charter to the Bishop Club and initiated its six- teen members, The main purpose of Quill and Scroll is to encourage and reward individual achievements in journalism and its allied fields. Left to Right: Bill Gilliam, Business Manager, Cathy Rasmussen, Activities Editorg Marilyn Moody, Editor, Kathy Moody, Assistant Editorg Sonny Bade, Photographer, Kay Wilson, Class Editorg Susan Poorman, Junior High Editor. Long Hours and Numerous Deadlines Make Long Year for Annual Staff Susan, Kay, and Bill work diligently to meet one of those dreaded dead- lines. The annual staff worked many long hours both at school and outside of class to record for you the numerous activi- ties and social events of the 1967-68 school year. We sincerely hope that The '68 Badger will bring back fond memories in future years. Under the able direction of Mr. Charles Schooley, Royce Felder, Dan- iel Bade, Fidel Rodriguez, and Lupe Reyes provided the annual staff with excellent pictures. The sponsor was Mrs. Harriet Gar- rett. Left to Right: Sherry Schweers, Asst. Editorg Robert Mumford, Editorg Nancy Dutschmann, Typistg Martin-Brittain, Sports Editorg Sharon Richter, Feature Editor QL Proofreaderg Royce Felder, Photo- grapherg Geary Berkman, Asst. Sports Editorg Mary Holder, News Editorg Gaye Coughran, Business Manager, Hurricane, Sports, and School Activities Make Headlines for Paper Staff The Badger Speaks published 19 is- sues this year--l8 regular issues and a special edition on safety. The newspaper staff was rewarded for its work with a fourth in state ILPC competition in its division. Mrs. Harriet K. Garrett was the sponsor. Robert Mumford, Editor, puts in a few more hours typing up another edi torial. The Bishop Chapter of the Future Homernakers of America sponsored by Mrs. Culp and Mrs. Chaf- fey is active in both local and district activities. This organization participates in many activities throughout the year, such as sponsoring the Sweet- heart Ball, the Mother-Daughter Tea, Dress-up day, and selling candy. IJIII 1 K K. E Z Q r i Front Row qLeft to Righty: Mary Morgan, Sharon Bradshaw, Marilyn Second Row: Phyllis Schieble, Nancy Harland, Bonnie Moerbe, Third Row: MaryJane Kious, Margaret Patrick, lcie Gibson, Sharon Herrera. Fourth Row: Cynthia Moore, Marsha Lee, Carol Lockwood, Patti Urban, Kay Hightower. Fifth Row: Suzanne Johnson, Jan Shipley, Lanell White, .Donna Robinson, Christi Rasmussen, Karen Kelley. Sixth Row: Judy Wolter, Gail Mueck, Cherie Tomlinson, Bonnie ter, Vicki Adair, Belinda Strickland, Diane Brown. Seventh Row: Janie Garza, Marcella Moerbe, JoAnne Herne, Kelly, Debbie White, Beth Bradshaw, Phyllis Arnold, Connie Eighth Row: Judy Schroeder, Judy Kelley, Debbie Jennings, Helen Moody, Jan Higginbotham, Cheryl Gibson, Kay Wilson, Debbie Ninth Row: Juanda Baker, Teresa Johnson, Fay West, Nancy Lorrell Gibson, Cathy Rasmussen, Jill Edwards, Pam Prinz, Susan 1 N oody, Edna Hohon. nnie Myers, Cyndee Remmert, Susan Poorman, Sharon Hohon. ilson, Beverly Collier, Laurie Strahan, Edna Rodriquez, Yolanda rkman, Ginger Hanke, JoAnn Lindsey, Ann Gilstrap, Brenda itley, Nancy Whitten, Linda Benton, Carolyn Brown, Rhonda tty, Linda Richter, Kathy Michalk, Ocie Gibson, Sharon Rich- leen O'Connell, Carol Harlan, Mary Grace LaCour, Janie nchez, Terry Sanchez. umford, Gale Morgenroth, ,Toleen Gibson, Debbie Urban, Kathy 'xon. hroeder, Carol Kieschnick, Dee Dee Duniver, Laura Jackson, arnado. The main project of the FHA is to sponsor the Sweetheart Ball. Officers President - Marilyn Moody lst Vice-President - Mary Morgan 2nd Vice-President - Edna Hohon 3rd Vice-President - Sharon Bradshaw Secretary - Sharon Hohon Treasurer - Bonnie Moerbe Reporter - Bonnie Myers Publicity - Nancy Harlan Historian - Phyllis Schieble Co-Historian - Cyndee Remmert Parliamentarian - Susan Poorman First Row QLeft to Righty: Jimmy Dodson, Royce Felder, Tommy Lindsey, Jim Gerdes, Dan True, and Servando Dimas Second Row: Dan Felder, Steve Thomas, James Nance, Mike Collier, Jamie Gallardo, and Rick Coughran Third Row: Mr. Schooley, Henry Gonzales, Mike Hanke, Mark Whitaker, Nasario Cruz, and Mr. McMillian l. A. Club ls Outgrowth of Fine Industrial Arts Classes. Officers President - Jimmy Dodson Vice-President - Royce Felder Secretary - Tommy Lindsey Treasurer - Iim Gerdes Reporter - Dan True Sgt. at Arms - Servando Dimas Nasario Cruz works on drawing for drafting. Tommy Lindsey puts I.A. Club print through dryer. Steven Rodriguez and Paul Lawrence work at materials testing machine. Geary Richter at schematic machine making a drawing of a short wave radio. 67 Q gi 5,19 A Front row Qleft to rightj: Aine Paschal, Nancy Dutchmann, Kathy Moody, Donna Whitley, Nancy Harlan, Mrs Garrett, sponsor. Second row: Carol Harlan, Joleen Gibson, Patti Berkman, Olga A.lvarez, Christi Rasmussen, Janie Kelly, Denise Arnold, lcie Gibson, Ocie Gibson, Bonnie Petty. Third row: Cathy Cage, Marsha Lee, Mary Jane Kious, Lorrell Gibson, Ginger Hanke, Mary Grace LaCour, Sharon Bradshaw, Kathy O'Connell, Nancy Kelly, Linda Richter, Patsy Richter, Elizabeth Graves. Fourth row: Nancy Whitten, Carol Lockwood, Ann Gilstrap, Margaret Patrick, Sherry Schweers, Mary Kay High tower, Marilyn Moody, Susan Poorman, Joanna Doedyns, Debbie White, Linda Benton. FTA Encourages Teaching The BHS Chapter of Future Teachers of America strives to interest young men and women in teaching as a career. Programs are planned to provide its members with experiences in developing the qualities and aptitudes basic to successful teaching. Officers President --- ----- Kathy Moody Vice-president -- --- Nancy Dutschmann Secretary -- ---- Donna Whitley Treasurer --- -- Nancy Harlan Historian --- --- Bonnie Myers Parliamentarian --- --- Lanell White Librarian - - - - - - Aine Paschal First row fleft to rightj: Bill Gilliam, Kay Wilson, Edna I-Iohon, Denise Arnold, Steve Thomas. Second row: Janie Garza, Judy Wolter, Gaye Coughran, Patty Hayes, Phyllis Scheible, Phyllis Arnold, Sharon Ho hon, Mrs. Van Meter, sponsor. BHS Library Club Trains Future Librarians. The President ofthe Bishop Library Club, Edna Hohon, served as President of the District 4 T, A. L. A. during the '67-'68 school year. Denise Arnold was elected Corresponding Secretary ofthe '68-'69 District 4 T. A. L. A. First Row: Mrs. Laughlin, Bonnie Moerbe, Cheryl Gibson, Susan Poorman, Debbie White, Lorrell Gibson Second Row: Ann Gilstrap, Joanna Doedyns, President: Jan Higginbotham, Brenda Urban, Patsy Petty, Mary Kay Hightower, Sherry Schweers, Kathy Moody Third Row: Debbie Jennings, Aine Paschal, Cynthia Moore, Sharon Hohon, lcie Gibson, Judy Myers, Patti Berkman, Marsha Lee Fourth Row: Debbie Urban, Bonnie Myers, Helen Mumford, Joleen Gibson, Gail Morgenroth, Ocie Gib- son, Belinda Strickland, Carol Harlan, Fifth Row: Cathy Cage, Phyllis Scheible, Beverly Collier, Edna Rodriguez, Delice Milam, Carolyn Brown, Dorothy Dodds, Mary Grace LaCour Sixth Row: Barbara Downing, Patsy Richter, Bonnie Petty, Margaret Patrick, Linda Pfluger, Nancy Schroeder, Judy Kelly, Karen Kelly, Nancy Harlan Seventh Row: Rhonda Robinson, Karen Strahan, Beverly Johnson, Carol Dobie, Nancy Thomas, Nancy Dutschmann, Linda Richter, Beth Bradshaw, Linda Benton Pep Squad Adds Spiri1 The traditional bonfire is an event that all BHS citizens look forward to. This year the cheer- leaders and pep squad added much spirit and fire to the 1968 bonfire before the Taft game. 'xref V ' H I S T ilf iwifle l The BHS Pep Squad for 1967-68 worked diligently to help boost the Badgers on to an undefeated football season and the 28 AA District Championship. The girls showed their support by spending many extra hours preparing decorations for the halls and lockers and attending home and out-of- town games in their green and gold uni- forms to show the Badgers that the school was behind them all the way. 11155, and Soul to BHS Sports. 71 First Row QL to RQ: Debbie Nixon, Carol Harlan, Judie Kelley, Lee Brown, Geary Berkman, Barbara Todd Garrett Second Row: Carolyn Brown, Connie Tabb, Belinda Strickland, Bill Kelly, Mike Zavesky, Johnnie Berkman, Vivian Mrazek, Sharon Wilson, Ocie Gibson, Judy Meyers, Third Row: Bonnie Moerbe, Debbie Jennings, Karen Kelley, David Morgan, David Davis, Brenda Johnson, Joanne Herne, Christi Rasmussen, Debbie Urban, Judy Schroeder Fourth Row: Brenda Brown, Rhonda Robinson, Sandra Kaiser, Cyndee Remmert, Mike Dudley, Guadalupe Reyes, Kenneth Strahan, Carol Dobie, Nancy Thomas, Bobbie Gerdes, and Mr. Broom. Choir Adds Musical Highlights to Schoo The BHS Choir was one of the most ac- tive organizations in Bishop High School this year. They provided music for several of our assemblies, went to Hemisfair, pro- duced The Sound of Musicals for the public, and performed for numerous civic clubs. and Community E 5 2 5 1 2 5 ! 5 Director Myers Hudson conducts the BHS band during a practice 2 session. ? i 5 s Front Row fLeft to Righty: Linda Voight, Vicki Adair, Janet Wheeler, Suzanne Johnson Second Row.fLeft to Righty: Patty Hayes, Kathy Hudson, Dennis Willbern, Laur' Libby Graves, Patsy Bear, Elva Garza, Janie Reyes, Kathy Evans. Third Row fLeft to Righty: Elodia Jimene z, Jill Edwards, Nita Garza, Janie Kelly Grebe, Juanda Baker, Nancy Jungmann. Fourth Row QLeft to Righty: Mary Puente, Ginger Hanke, Donna Whitley, Dee Dei Xavier Puente, Ruben Cantu, Ramiro Ramirez, David Davis. Standing fLeft to Righty: Frank Lopez, Kathi Be ar, Phyllis Arnold, Mary Jane Kious Kelly, Tommy Baker, Ralph Edge, Fidel Rodriguez, Tim Hohon, David Sanchez Baker, David Fuchs, Connie Sanchez, Sixto Sandoval, Janet Shipley, Simon Hernandez Under the leadership of director Myers Hudson and assistant director Don Swain, eight Badger band members were named to the district band and five of these placed at the regional contest. Twenty-eight Band Getf members received Division I ratings at the UIL Solo 84 Ensemble Contest this spring. For the first time in four years, however, the band did not receiver a I in marching contest, eliminating their hopes of winning a Sweepstakes Trophy for the fifth straight year. The band was proud to be named Honor Band at ASLI University for Band Day, acting as host to other area bands. Also highlighting the year were the new uniforms which arrived in October. 4 1 74 J 1 aurie Strahan, Carol Lockwood, Dominga Hernandez. ackson, Mary Bowie, Sherry Loyd, Maureen Gary, Judy Laechlin, ablo Garcia, Roger Edge, James Jackson, Gail Mueck, Donald univer, Rosemary Alvarado, Steve Thomas, Arnold DeLeon, lary Jane Slough, Hank Landers, Myers Hudson, Director, Bill m Edwards, David Tujerina, Roy Nix, Jimmy Campbell, Ierry ary Cornett, Lanell White. dew Look for '68 The 67-68 Badger Band was led by QLeft to Righty Juanda Baker, Janie Kelly, Kathi Bear, Drum Major and Mary Jane Kious. Happy band members celebrate another Badger victory. First Row: QL to Ry D. J. Smith, Maria Ibanez, Juanita Hernandez, Linda Pfluger and Mrs. Espinosa Second Row: Trinidad Ovalle, Janie Garza, Carmen Cabello, Juanita Lopez, and Servando Demos Third Row: Noel Lopez, Dwain Thiele, Mike Moerbe, and Oscar Palacios. Los Talcoyotes First Row: QL to RJ Tommy Gilstrap, Kathi Bear, Ester Jimenez, Creg Adair, and Mrs. Espinosa Second Row: Linda Benton, Margaret Patrick, Ermila Suarez, Jeannie Wolter, Sharon Hohon, Alba Guerra, Alicia Garza, Rachel Herrea, Donna Herne Third Row: Mike Hernandez, Daniel Mechell, Jim Tiller, Clifton Bradshaw, Lupe Cruz, Eugene Paree, Oscar Garcia, Robert Rodriguez, Ramon Ortiz, Oscar Rodriguez. Activities and fersvnalifies fx .Queen Gheryl Gilman 1 r Homecoming Cheryl Gibson was escorted by Badger Co-Captair Tommy Gilstra ayalfy san Poorman was escorted by Richard Felder, Stu- nt Council Vice-president. Princess Susan Poarman Cathy Rasmussen Quill 85 Scroll Senior Class Sherry Schweers Brend a Urb an Football Sweetheart Sharon Bradshaw Maria Ibanez FTA Spanish Bonnie Moerbe Junior Class Duchesses Electec E I v i A 3 u 2 , 3 P Bobbie Gerdes Choir Mary Lee Morgan Ann Gilstrap Marilyn Moody Sophomore Class Freshman Class FHA o Homecoming Court N Kathy Moody i Student Council i M Judy Laechlin Lorrell Gibson J an Higginbotham Band Industrial Arts Pep Squad Cheryl receives bouquet from last year's queen, Lupe Aleman. Half-Time Activitie 82 E if 5 S Badgers receive last instructions before going on to win 64 - 10 ighlight Homecoming Game N, ,, You might know a norther would blow in! Richard Felder Richard, Valedictorian and outstanding science student, personifies the true Badger spirit, He served as Student Council vice-president this year and represented BHS in District UIL where he placed first in Science and Slide Rule. Who's Glenn Picquet Glenn, Senior Class President and favorite in his junior and senior years, was also chosen as the student most likely to succeed. For his outstanding ability as an all- around athlete, he was given the Ronnie Bull Award for 1968. Susan Poorman Susan was one of the most active Badger supporters this year. She served as head cheerleader, secretary ofthe senior class, was the winner ofthe DAR award, was edi- tor of Junior High and Elementary sections of the year- book, and participated in UIL. She was junior class fa- vorite, and in her senior year was elected Miss BHS by the student body. Fidel Rodriguez Fidel Rodriguez, President-elect ofthe '68-'69 Student Council, took 3rd place in State UIL in Persuasive Speaking. He was an active member of the Badger Band and was one of the yearbook photographers. Frank Paul President ofthe student body and a leader in all BHS ac- tivities, Frank exemplifies the standards most students strive for. He was the only junior to be named to Who's Who last year and served as president of the junior class. Besides his leadership abilities he participated and let- tered in football and basketball. Edna Hohon, a junior, is active in a large number of or- ganizations. She was President ofthe junior class, and also served as President of the BHS Library Club and Dis- trict 3 Library Club this year. She is president-elect of the FHA for next year. Nancy Dutschman As treasurer of the BHS Student Council, Nancy had a hand in many student activities. She was Vice-President of FTA and active in FHA, Pep Squad, and Journalism. By achieving the second highest average for her four years in BHS, Nancy was chosen Salutatorian of her class. Who Mike Dudley An outstanding vocalist, Mike has been a member of the All State Choir for the past two years. Besides his sing- ing ability and popularity, he participated in Prose Read- ing in UIL competition and won third in State this year. t 85 ,Mn arzdylfliss EHS y Dodson Susan Poorman Cheryl Gibson Lfaataaa Duchess aaa Sscari Senivr 60185 Zzcfaritcs Cheryl Gibson and Glenn Pi cquet junior 60155 Zzvoritcs Lorrell Gibson and Rick Wakeland Qreshmau 611155 Sizvorites Edna Rodriguez and Tim Hohon Saphvmare 611155 fkzwriics Mary Lee Morgan and Jim Jirasek The Ronnie Bull Award was given to Glenn Picquet, Marilyn Moody received a check from Mr. James F. Gillis who was the first to receive it since 1964. principal, for winning first place with her theme in the Dis trict Conservation Contest. Badger Burger la ' A Roig, KAK, A fV.7, , i,1,:,,4o,-wiv M1gvAf,sff.+c4e ' Z 5 A 'V' f K QC MT The Badger Burger, BHS student's favorite snack bar, has fine service and mouth-watering food, For a quick delicious meal, ear or stop by the corner of 6th and Highway 77 by-pass. Pictured from left to right: Mrs. Dorough, proprietor, Mrs. Kubsch, Mrs. Mumford, and Mrs. Richter. 90 1 1 1 L High School Seniors Acquire IeffSpiege1hauer, Frank Paul, and Mike Dudley represen ted Bishop High School this past summer at American Legion Boys' State. The boys' sponsors were the American Legion, Lion's Club, and Chamber of Commerce. Knowledge of Texas Government. Representing Bishop High School at the Blue- bonnet Girls' State were Judy Wolter and Sandra Kaiser. Judy was sponsored by the Ladies Auxil- iary American Legion, and Sandra's sponsor was the Lion's Club. Susan Poorman was elected DAR Good Citizen by the faculty. Obtaining the highest score on the Betty Crocker test, Sharon Richter was recipient of the Betty Crocker Award. BHS Students Exce MHFUYU MOOCIY received the Crisco Award f01' Sharon Bradshaw was selected as the Outstand- having the highest grade average in her three ing FHA Member of 1968, years of homemaking. n Various Activities The First State Bank Iuanda Baker, Kathy Cage, Carol Harlan, Aine Paschal, Col een O'Conne1l, Mary Grace La- Cour, and Barbara Downing rep- resented BHS in the annual Make It With Wool Contest in San An- tonio, Texas. President How ard Ptluger Vice- President ,,,',,, Ben Shackelfield Phone: :T-'42 Cashier 584-3526 ' 1 Mary Whittington 203 East Main Bishop, Texas BHS photographers, Fidel Rodriquez and Royce Felder, at- tended the Trinity University Journalism Workshop during the summer of 1967. They received honorable mention for the two photographs they submitted. Summer Workshops Provide Enlightening Experiences 94 Two BHS students, Sherry Schweers and Dorothy Dodds, spent five days at Baylor Uni- versity at the Farm Bureau Citizenship Seminar. There they studied democracy and how to recognize the sign- posts of Communism. Left to Right are: Kathy Moody, Tommy Gilstrap, Cathy Cage, Scott Binnion, and Joanna Doedyns. BHS Students Attend Youth Conference BA CKH OES D ITCHERS TRUC KS Compliments of C. B. PINKSTON AND EMPLOYEES of FIELD PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION PHONES: 584-2626 8a 584-2808 Nights and Holidays 584-2692 8: 584-3557 P. O. Box 331 Bishop, Texas 78343 BULLDOZERS COMPRESSOR INSTALLATIONS LEASE WORK E UIL Contestants Vie Wit DISTRICT CONTESTANTS Fidel Rodriguez--lst Boys' Persuasive Speaking Mike Dudley--lst Boys' Prose Reading Dwain Thiele--lst Number Sense Richard Felder--lst Slide Rule and Science Contest Lee Elliott--2nd Typewriting Kay Wilson--2nd Spelling and Plain Writing Tim Estes--2nd Spelling and Plain Writing Dorothy Dodds--3rd Girls' Extemporaneous Speaking Karan Wallace--3rd Ready Writing Glenn Picquet--3rd Number Sense Bill Picquet-- Number Sense Susan Poorman-- Shorthand Stanley Moerbe-- Slide Rule Garry Theiss-- Slide Rule David Sanchez- Boys' Debate Steve Thomas-- One Act Play l STATE CONTESTANTS Mike Dudley Dwain Thiele 3rd-Boys' Prose Reading 2nd-Number Sense 5ther Schools for Top Honors REGIONAL CONTESTANTS Dwain Thiele--lst Number Sense Kay Wilson-- Journalism Mike Dudley--lst Boys' Prose Reading Richard Fe1der-- Science Contest and Slide i Lee Elliott--3rd Typewriting Rule Sherry Schweers-- Journalism Fidel Rodriguez-- Persuasive Speaking A lot of hard work and hours of practice go into being a musician. Being chosen to participate in a dis- trict, regional, or state music con- test is a great honor as well as due recognition for much practice, pa- tience, and persistence. This year, one choir member from BHS was named to the all-state choir, three choristers were selected to the regional choir, and eight band members were named to the all- district band. Patty Hayes, Libby Graves, Linda Voight, Kathi Bear, Nancy Jungmann, Patsy Bear, Kathy Hudson, Ralph Edge--District Band. Talented BHS Musicians Place in U. I. L. Music Contests Mike Dudley- -All- State Choir. Lupe Reyes, David Davis, Mike Dudley--District Choir. Mr. Schooley, named out- standing l. A. teacher from the Coastal Bend Association, led BHS students to a success- ful year at regional and state l iexas ASLM State Industrial Arts lst Place Winners: Jerry Buendel, Steve Rod- lguez, Claude Herber, Fidel Rodriguez, Mike Denkeler, Daniel Bade. i Dan True 3 Woods, Group 2 5 lst Place and Grand Prize i contests. He was assisted by Mr. McMillan and Mrs. Par- vin. Industrial Arts Students Rank High in Regional And State Meets Texas A841 Industrial Arts Fair lst Place Winners: Jerry Buendel, Steve Rodri- guez, Claude Herber, Ray Trevino, David Pearson, Mike Collier, Mark Whitaker, Fidel Rodriguez, Richard Mumford, Robert Capeheart, Nasario Cruz Don Gonzalez, Daniel Bade, Mike Denkeler. Mrs. Chaffey and Mrs. Culp worked hard to make the Sweetheart Ball a swinging success. Open - as usual! ! We danced and danced and danced some more. 100 Love Predominate J va ,W Q,,,.fQvfw1, ai faigff f. W ,WG 2?QvifzQjgw,, 1 R jH,,,fw ,, am ,W . 5 ,ii-gg . f L 'vw' gy., wise .- . .Jim 06 wwf. . f . - gil 9, .5 5 Jima J , 1 g5a,,f ,:. H Va . f, V in vi - ,- Y QQ . ev 1 J L ,. M ww' vT.f ' l, if Tfxfff 559157 9492! 9 1. x z 09' Og ff ' ' ' . J I fSli?f9Xfzm:iFffYff-?7f?ff2.if 'f .f -fffl .-we ,La -. wi .ww fr w,J':e.-M -f.-w-na-.fcfifv-waz my ,f ,AQ y ,,.., . 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W Lindell did an excellent job as the Timothy as the mime, showed prom Lovely Jan as the Prologue, kept the interpretation of the play run- Edna even made the job of the milkmaid ir ning smoothly. teresting. IIL Competition. Mrs Thomas directed the cast in the play which proved a successful and an entertaining production. Fidel as the blindman, again proves his versa- tility in all speaking events. Six Who Passed As the Lentils Boiled Steve Thomas --- Betty Nance ---- Fidel Rodriguez David McNair --- Mike Dudley --- Timothy I-Iohon Ian Shipley -- Edna Rodriguez Stagehand Lindell Moerbe CAST --- Boy --- Queen -- Blindman -- Headsman Ballad Singer --- Mime - Prologue -- Milkmaid Director Mrs. Thomas David's portrayal of the headsman was a very clever and outstanding interpreta- tion. 107 , BHS Students Cover Soutl Marsha Lee Comme Sanchez Diana Pruneda 395 1 a 3 -M Bobbie Nw. Q . 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Classroom Clipboard , ' A wf -4 + V 51 t . ,554 A - g 5 gf ,p, v -W V - -mf H 'Q f i, w . - ff W , 2 ' - 5927?--x 1 3' ?f' A . , , ,tgp 'gs f 'jf -' K f :s'ff'73lf W. ' t. L! H 1 ,I .tv K W '1 ' ,. ,ng ' ,,,,-Q,f.ffjM Wt ...wr-.-wx L.,wfMvf?-:,a' SA .Q g A k M , W my, ,w g '- H K f . ---'-w w-: xv H ii 7 'awk' 53,43 2 Li: ., H Fi V , ,.., f ' 5 g 5 W 'X QM - , . A iii' .- Y 141 ,- 'WWW W - ' fi . nw : W Sprfrfs 4 I 1 Varsity Cheerleaders: Lorrell Gibson, Cheryl Gibson, Susan Poorman, head cheerleaderg Bonnie Moerbe, and Debbie White. Cheerleaders head the march to the bonfire. Enthusiastic Cheerleader The BHS cheerleaders are the spark behind the Badger spirit. These girls organize our enthus- iasm and direct it toward one 1 goal - that of showing the players and coaches that we are behind the squad one hundred percent. Without their effervescent per- sonalities the ball games would be just another game. You'll find us ready, Earnest and steady, Boosting for Bishop High! oost Badger Spirit There goes a week's work! B-Team Cheerleaders: Patsy Bear, Ann Gilstrap, Nancy Harlan, head cheerleaderg Karen Kelly, and Kathy O' Connell. Q ,- IS n,'f,? 3 Q, f f ,,.. N 5 be ,f We L if Z L Tommy Gilstrap Glenn Prcquet Fullb ack 2 - year Letterman 3 year Letterman District '67 Badgers Compile Successful 9 I O Season The Bishop Badgers, headed by Co-Captains Tommy Gilstrap and Glenn Picquet, finished the 1967 football season in a blaze of glory, defeating Tuloso-Midway by 40 points, taking an undisputed District Championship, and placing nine men on the A11 District Team. The Badgers passed, tackled and defended their way to the Bi -District play-off only to be defeated by 7 points Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop Bishop SCORE BOARD Sinton Rio Hondo Rockport C al allen Gregory -Portland Tuloso-Midway Ingleside Aransas Pass T aft Poth X, 'mm li Q Mike Dudley Geary Berkman Jimmy Dodson Tackle End Tackle 2 - year Letterman 2 - year Letterman 2 - year Letterman Senior Letterman End H :gl John Pinkston Randy Robinson Jeff Spiegelhauer Fullback Guard Halfb-HCR 3 - year Letterman 1 - year Letterman 3 ' YGH1' LCIICIIUHH District '67 ., QR P - r 'xr' K' L gig L 5. wx E 1 - year Letterman Robert Esparza Gilbert Garcia End Halfback 1 - year Letterman 1 - year Letterman District '67 ichool Career in Triumph. Billy Springer Frank Paul End 2 - year Letterman End gleside. The tough Badger defense puts an end to another offensive drive by In 1 g ,Vn ,W it 352115 f Johnny Aiexander End 1 - year Letterman Binnion fights for yards despite tackle. I Johnny Berkman Scott Binnion Guard Halfback 1 - year Letterman 3 - year Letterman District '67 District '67 New Coaching Staff Lead Mike Kieschnick Quarterback 1 - year Letterman District '67 na. W3 Mike Davis Ralph Edge Bill Gunter V Tackle End Tackle ' 1 - year Letterman 1 - year Letterman 1 - year Letterman l l I'he Badgers to Victory. Bill Picquet Lupe Reyes Rick Wakeland Tackle Tackle Guard 1 - year Letterman 1 - year Letterman 2 - year Letterman District '67 L :, .5m.., 'Ni'-it it E QU , fv,g,aaef ' 'if v v,.u-A , w ' RiChard Gi1SIr2-P Jim Jirasek Baldwin Thomas Center Halthack Fullback 1 - year LGIICIIT1-HH 1 - year Letterman 1 - year Letterman District '67 Bishop Boys Meet Gpponents With Enthusiasm Top Row: I. Pinkston, R. Esparza, F. Paul, B. Springer, B. Gunter. Second Row: R. Goodwine, R. Johnson, M. Hanke, I. Spiegelhauer, T. Gilstrap, S. Binnion, M. Kieschnick, J. Alex ander, R. Edge, B. Appelt, T. Odiorne. Third Row: M. Dudley, B. Picquet, R. Robinson, G. Picquet, I. Dodson, L. Reyes, G. Berkman, R. Edge. Bottom Row: B. Thomas, R, Wakeland, G. Garcia, I. Berkman, M. Davis, R. Gilstrap, I. Iirasek. Coaches: Richard Holloway, Russell Goodwine, Robert Johnson, Hub Sherman, Tommy Odiorne, and Bill Appelt. ' wiiilllillllllllllll :llIllESfllllllllI nislli un Illrll , if . r , 'rrifaef R' ,M af ..r, il Q1 Wifi: Q ' if -k,,4:' Vi Mi' 15 r . er olsfl s e l l The Badgers execute a series of drills before each game. Mr. Stubbs is the team maSCOt. Gilbert heads for another T.D. Managers: Arch Holder, Rick Coughran, Tim Estes, and D. J. Smith. During the many skull sessions the Badgers reviewed films of previous games and learned of their mistakes. The picture below shows the results of diligent work. difafgm P. O. Box 112 418 East Kleberg - Telephone LY2-2661 Kingsville, Texas 78363 L. to R. : Buddy Childs, Ownerg Henry Greebeg James Rayburng Ricky Reynoldsg Max Gaitherg Bill Helleng Alex Larag Payton McNeillg Sam Hollingsworth, General Managerg Bill Maca. The Kingsville-Bishop area has for 33 years been faithfully served by K. A. Childs Motors. Cars, both new and used, are ofthe ut- most quality and the prices are ad- justed to fit any budget. K. A. Childs is also noted for its fine car. care and service departments. Buddy Childs extends a wel-4 come to all Bishop citizens to coni by the showroom and see the new line of FORDS and MERCURYS. .JM B Team Football Bottom Row qLeft to Righty: R. Jones, B. Barnes, I. Deviney, D. Tijerina, N. Morales, A. Alvarez. Second Row fLeft to Righty: R. Waddell, M. Denkler, J. Moore, J. Kubsch, A. Contreras. Third Row qLeft to Righty: P. Garcia, P. Lawrence, I. Nance, M. Hanke, O. Gutierrez. Fourth Row qLeft to Righty: S. Moerbe, R. Brittain, G. Theiss, E. Pruneda, A. DeLeon. Fifth Row fLeft to Righty: R. Edge, J. Gilstrap. Freshman Football Bottom Row fLeft to Righty: J. Pitts, T. Hohon, L. Tiller, D. Bull, R. Moerbe, B. Schubert, A. Davis, J. Brzozowski. Second Row fLeft to Righty: B. Kelly, A. Baethge, B. Alexander, C. I-Ierber,4H. Landers, S. Fling, R. Cape- heart, G. Cornett, D. Richter, T. Theiss. Third Row QLeft to Righty: T. Holloway, H. Sherman, F. Lopez, R. Sandoval, M. Lawrence, R. Mumford, D Pierson, M. Wood, K. Strahan, G. Erskin, J. Lindsey, J. Towery. Top Row: Bill Picquet, Frank Paul, Le k k Bottom Row: Mike Kieschnic k, Glen Badger Basketba! k k I 1 . T I k 5 , 5 k L 1 1 I 1 F k . i Badgers defeat Ingleside 71'33- Basketball Sweethearts??? lliot, Coach Goodwine. icquet, Scott Binion, Bill Barnes. 'eam Shows Promise. . Both leadership and ability made this year's Bad- ger cage team one of the most successful and power- ful in recent years. The team, led by returning let- termen Frank Paul and Mike Kieschnick, finished play with a 17-6 season record and a 10-4 third place standing in the district race. The Badgers showed spurts of brilliance through- out the entire season and overcame terrific odds to win many of their games. Bishop opened the season with a 100-16 surprise victory over the Riviera Sea- hawks and ended season play with a 48-39 loss to the Taft Greyhounds. The 1967-68 cage team will be remembered by Badger fans for years to come. ' We try harder! !! Managers: Rick Coughran and D. I. Smith Distric Bishop E Bishop 7 Bishop 4 Bishop E Bishop E Bishop 4 Bishop 4 Bishop E Bishop 7 Bishop S Bishop 5 Bishop 6 Bishop 6 Bishop E i Lee Elliot i lyf' Letterman . . Skill and Ability Coupleq FIBER Paul Mike Kieschnick Scott Binnion X 3 yr. Letterman 2 yr, Letterman 1 yr. Letterman District '68 3 i ,4 w 2 ws, Qi q:,1.,. - is -W , isuysfiw ff7m1,w.- IOFES ckport 45 gleside 33 egory Portland 49 ,lallen 21 ansas Pass 47 ,loso Midway 47 ,ft 54 ekport 30 gleside 63 .lallen 51 egory Portland 46 ansas Pass 37 loso Midway 49 ft 48 fith Good Sportsmanship Glenn Picquet Bill Barnes 1 yr. Letterman 1 yr. Letterman misfit? ' ' , . .wzagie as ' ,f1g,,,,h , , L MM ,E :,,, ,, , -251:95 ff 2 I xr ff in Y f fix '61 2 taee 5 ew aw .eiiirikgqa , Ill kf'Wf'zf'fF+f.w1 fl 's A ia. Q Q. fire? Q - wiiwfxgs Wuxi if 5. N 216 ff E Qfgr Q Q tw ,fig ,QQ rn ,wi 'K v Mr? ix 'W E! as ta 4 RMK? 'N 1 ' 4 if 1, f S, 4 4 RX 1 r 42 dt, , wigggrri f t 1 1 E,i1:rfi?f?15d 5 f' w Lf: f , e . 'iilda 4 J .ff 5 . 5 Skim? 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Bottom Row: Benito Rodriguez, David Tijerina, Dale Pate, Larry Aduddle, and Victor Ramos. B and 9th Grade Teams Work Diligently. 9TH GRADE: Top Row: Tim Hohon, Mickey Wood, Mike Lawrence, Billy Alexander, Danny Bull, and Coach Hollaway Bottom Row: Ernie Shafer, Larry Kurz, Claude Herber, Jerry Brzozowski, Lee Tiller, and James Towery 131 Bottom Row: B. Picquet, R. Waddell, R. Jones, B. Alexander, B. Thomas, B. Gunter. Second Row: E Pruneda, B. Springer, B. Barnes, D. Fling, S. Moerbe, S. Binnion. Third Row: A. Holder, R. Brittain R. Adair, R. Gilstrap, M. Kieschnick, T. Estes. Top Row: Coach Appelt, J. Gilsrrap, J. Deviney, R. Wakeland, N. Lopez, Coach Johnson. THE VARSITY TRACK TEAM. ABOVE AND THE FRESHMEN TEA.M BELOW HAVE WORKED DILIGENTLY TO COMPETE IN TRACK EVENTS DURING THE SPRING SEMESTER, 1- 1 J - 1 Bottom Row: D. Bull, A. Davis, J. Towery, L. Tiller, C. Herber. Second Row: J. Lindsey, S. Fling, M. Lawrence, M. Wood, G. Erskine, J. Creech, Coach Holloway. Track--a Sport of Many Faces Exertion. . .strain. . .total exhaustion. These are the re- wards of running track. Track is an individual sport rather than a team effort. Each man competes against himself to turn in a better performance--to do his best, This requires stamina, determination, and strength of character as well as body, 133 A Sure Sign of Spring A familiar sight at BHS since February was 30 boys running around, around, and around the track. This vigorous training resulted in Mike Kieschnick and Ronny Adair going on to the regional meet in Kingsville on April 20, where Ronny placed 6th in the hundred-yard dash. L 'Mari . sis-4-Jzfww. Haizfaffif aww, , 4erfiwzwaegfit , , Q, rr-,,, m,1,W,fr,, . , , Q- f.f w'.zr f1fSf's W :aerwfwkmisfbrlplswwr ,. . ., rr, W WSW -wr ri , -W . 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B-Team Volleyball: Top Row QL to RQ Ocie Gibson, Beth Bradshaw, and Phyllis Arnold. Fourth Row: Ann Gilstrap, Mrs. Laughlin, and Edna Hohon. Third Row: Vivan Mrazek and Janet Wheeler. Second Row: Christi Rasmussen and Debbie White. Bottom Row: Vicki Adair and Ginger, Hanke. A-Team Volleyball: Top Row QL to Ry Ocie Gibson, Beth Bradshaw, and Phyllis Arnold. Fourth Row: Rachel Herrera, Mrs. Laughlin, and Kathi Bear. Third Row: Mary Morgan and Bonnie Moerbe. Second Row: Beverly Collier and Sharon Hohon. Bottom: Phyllis Scheible , il52EZ4v?Ef. 5i' still? UA? Those making the 1967-68 All District Football Team are left to right: Bill Picquet, Robert Esparza, Tommy Gilstrap, Mike Kieschnick, Glenn Picquet, Scott Binnion, Baldwin Thomas, Johnny Berkman Places Captured in District Mike Kieschnick made the 1967-68 The following boys took second place in District Golf: Larry Adud All District Basketball Team. dell, Gary Whittington, Rick Coughran, Donald Joe Smith 1 1 f 4 J 1 A Milton Jirasek, Principal of junior high William Tiller, Assistant Principal Mrs, Doris Adair Principal-West and Eastside Elementary School side Elementary School Junior High and Elementary School Administration Mrs. Donna Kious, ' Secretary Mr. Tiller aids in all activities in junior high and elementary. This time he is winding the movie projector for use in one of the classes. Mrs. Lucy Barrier, Supervisor Ima Jean Bauer Health 85 Physical Ed. Fran Gary Remedial Reading Barbara Humes Science - Social Studies Dorothy Monday M ath Norman Broom Lu Brown Chorus Language Arts ,M 1 ,. '.-: f :'. I Q 1 A Q. at fi,,.qE,f.z? V2 X, . W ' 9 cts, Qi I L We s sl ' JV if M , W 1 P wi sal I ' 'Q r T' rl S as , 1 'ny ,gmt HQ, K it ,ugly .9311 I ff s , .,. + f Lillie Gilbreath Janet Gillis Art Librarian Junior High Faculty and Staff 'S . 'xl s 1 J' , ir .9 A 3 we ,ml X , .52 sf' v'.fi1:tn - : iii' wzasqw Doris Kelly Roy Kurtz Social Studies Science - Asst. Coach . . -..w.M ,,,,,,,M W, ,..t rw. wt L r B bb , -. V g35lQg'5rjQfr.2'h2uf,151 ,L V :,.ss,gf g's'- 'i,1Q3'f 1,31,amiEfiffiiifsiiitffiff it Mar ge: fft, Q ' ' A an 1 23 .' 'qgifl-,,7 33. 4. 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K ,f-,vi I af ' M A,'Q:'sifeiisziirsisrlslilhffiam -,gi his ' I Wy? , Mayme Schroeder Language Arts, Math Gloria Whitley Social Studies Junior High Faculty and Assistants The teachers' lounge is a favorite spot for the faculty to assemble. There they grade papers, run-off tests, and dis- cuss the happenings in their classrooms. Doris Kelly, Early Rogers, and Barbara Humes spend their off periods grading tests and having their occasional cup of coffee. Lyda Garcia Library Asst. Jo Ann Dow Aide Dorothy Kaiser Aide Lflasscs Arnold, Jo Ann Austin, Danny Baethge, Lorin Baker, Don Balboa, Carlos Balderas, Albert Barnes, Linda Beall, Jinny Blanscet, Susie Bradshaw, Carol Jean Branham, Larry Brouillette, Mike Brzozowski, Rona Carrnona, Henry Casper, Jimmy Clacks, Clyde Creech, Jim Curnutte, Nancy Daugherty, Scott Davis, Cookie Janet McCullough, Vice-Presidentg Marc Kieschnrck Presr dent. Eighth Grade Delgado, Julio Dodson, Larry Dominquez, Joe Dominquez, Mary Jane Donalson, Dawn Dow, Ronnie Dube, Yvonne Duniver, Pamela Eaves, Dudley Elliott, Tommy Figueroa, Yolanda Fling, Kathy Fritz, Kathy Garza, Leandro Garza, Linda Gerd es, Lind a Gillis, Clay Goericke, Diann Gonzales, Danny Gonzales, Pedro Gonzalez, Phyllis Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gu aj ardo, Gu aj atdo, Rosa Sylvia Velma Jesse Ignacio Gutierrez, Willie Haygood, Karian Harlan, Ann Harrison, Brenda Su Hensley, Gene Herrera, Juan Hightower, Gordon Holder, Charles Howell, Belinda I-ludspeth, Ioy Wllrlzwzi-'flyv -41 , Q -3g,,,,, , ww. , V . Moody, Russell Morales, Nelda Morales, Tony Munoz, Mario Ortega, Albert Ortega, Joe Ovalle, Esperanza Ovalle, Juan - Palmer, John Pierce, James Queen, Ruby Mae Ramirez, Rosalie Ramos, Lupe Reyes, Joe Robinson, Rick Longone, Donald Lopez, Estella Lopez, Jose ,J . I Wils- xs f ' 3 1, 0325 - -ai,-,, - , -wp, if W ' A McCollough, Janet Miller, Andranette Montoya, Johnny Hughes, Cynthia Anne Jimenez, Rosemary Johnson, Macky Johnson, Mike Johnson, Paula Johnson, Vell Kieschnick, Marc King, Del Rhea Knippa, Scott Kubsch, Delmer Kurtz, Gary LaCour, Ed Landrum, Walter Lawrence, Donald Limas, Alice Eighth Grade , S Rodriquez, Tim Romero, Humberto Salazar, Susan Sandoval, Sylvia Schubert, Rickey Schweers, Michael Shafer, Larry Smith, Susie Soliz, Anna Strahan, Cheryl Tabb, John Trujillo, Oscar Varnado, Ashlea Vela, Clemente Villerreal, Irene Voigt, Wayne Wallace, Jerry Ward, Macky West, David Whitley, Jim If we don't win I'l1 Jump Diana Sandoval, Secretary, Diana Sanchez, President Judy Jirasek Vice President. Anderson, Carl J Baldwin, Leslie Baldwin, Weslie Baker, Mike Barrientes, Oscar Balboa, Betta Boswell, Bill Brown, Julia Chatwell, Jimmy Clark, Carole Clayton, Debbie Collier, Janet Contreras, Adrian Cornett, Cathy Cruz, Lucy Cruz, Ricky Creech, John Cude, Stacy Danmier, Jere Kay Davila, Carmen Seventh Grade DeLeon, Agapito Fuentes, Armando Gallardo, Anna Gallardo, George Gallardo, Rudy Garcia, Armando Garrett, Donna Garrett, James Garza, Ernest Garza, Eulojio Garza, Hector Gibson, Lark Georicke, Lee Gonzales, Esther Gonzalez, Anna Gonzalez, Consuelo Gonzalez, Juan Gonzalez, Mimi Gonzalez, Rachel Gutierrez, Joe Hagood, Brenda Kubsch, Lynette Keown, Robert Hagood, Daniel Hall, David Helmke, Jimmy Keown, Leslie Kelly, Ellen Hernandez, Rebecca Herne, Mary Herrera, Benancio Herrera, Rosie Jirasek, Judy Johnson, Laura Johnson, Lyn Johnson, Randall A-'Qpvsff X ,X ,,,,,.f s f 1 Wg? 5 0 .U Q 9,43 fa N.. . 1, ali 321' X 9 f 'ki ' 'Q L J' :w':ff , 3 . ,g 1' 5, ,WI as ,W ,.,, , , LL,, . ,Q , ff'f ,w.san1pM,,. .,,,, ..,,r,,-7, , ' ' l 4 X 'FE-2'E's1 f ly 1 av-. 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'. - Newell, Philip O'Connell, Debbie Ortega, Mike Ovalle, Estefana Perez, San Juanita Pfluger, Joan Puente, Annabelle Ramirez, Joe Redding, Jerry Reville, Robeline Reyes, Becky Richey, Debra Robinson, Flora Rodriquez, Candy Rodriquez, Jane Laechelin, Rexanne Landers, Bob Lawrence, Nancy Magby, Gary Mares, Paul Marshall, Charles Mayo, Josephine McElroy, Tommy Meier, Walter Mendez, Emilio Milam, Cynthia Mirelez, Daniel Montalvo, Joe Moreno, Arnaldo Moreno, Felix Moreno, Lino S event' Morgan, Jane Ja Mumford, Marvin Myers, Katie i,,Wf- ravi in R as Y Rodriquez, Patsy Romero, Gloria Salazar, Daniel Salazar, Delia Salinas, Hector Sanchez, Diana Sanchez, Emelia Sandoval, Carlos Sandoval, Diana Schroeder, Janet Schroeder, Denise Schweers, Susan Shafer, De Ann Shafer, Ken Simank, Larry Erade Smith, Jeri Ann Smith, Mike Spiegelhauer, Dena Staff, Douglas Strickland, Tommy Strong, Dana Suarez, Pablo Tijerina, Raul Tiller, Travis Tomlinson, Howard Trevino, Olivia Trevino, Oralia Trujillo, Arnold Trujillo, Esther Truitt, Janet Wharton, James Wheeler, Bob Whitley, Janet Whittington, Gary Zentz, Donna Alexander, Tres Anderson, Chris Baethge, Ronnie Baldwin, Debra Baker, Mike Barrera, Apolonio Barrera, Olga Barron, Hectar Bennett, Lynn Bertram, Dwight Beyer, Charles Beyer, Donna Bolland, Nancy Branham, Lamar Brouillette, Jennie Brown, Bolar Cage, Jody Cage, Taylor Carmona, Noe Clack, Io Nell Contreras, Alfredo Cook, Donald Coughran, Scott Creech, Bob Cruz, Maria Gary Humes, Secretary, Debby Iirasek, Vice President Bob G11 lis, President. Sixth Grade 'Sl- '-ww er Curbow, Darla Dobie, Bill Dominquez, Sylvia Dow, Nancy Ellison, Cheryl Ev ans, C athy Evans, Jeff Evans, Jill Figueroa, Celia Frels, Mark Gallardo, Alfredo Gallardo, Linda Garcia, Delma Garcia, Hector Garcia, Frank Garcia Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Gloria Ralph Robert Rosem ary Garza, Israel Garza, Robert Garza, Ruben Gillis, Bob Georicke, Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Guajardo, Gutierrez Gutierrez Gutierrez Tola Alma Delia Christi Edward Librado Manuel Norma Oscar Paula Sylvia San Juanita Bertha Delia Hector Marshall, Mike Michan, Judy Mireles, David Morgan, Robert Mumford, Bruce Nix, Larry Nixon, Janet Olivarez, Dolores Ortega, Sylvia Pinkston, Darrell Prichard, John Prinz, Danny Rasmussen, Mark Ray, Fritz Recio, Teddy K Nr 'P' F. , 2351. - nam I :fl ,U , W x gixi' 1 r 6 . . ' , ff':' :'E l' f it Q if Y 15 I3 S is Q . JM 1' X., t, X A , Jw -- W .. 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'Y al' ffflw .ia xv. 1 fi is ' Q: Q, A tif 1 in as Smith, Celeste Strahan, Angela Suarez, Diana Suarez, Ernesto Su arez, Javier Suarez, Oralia Sumrow, Michael Theiss, Jeannie Thomas, Debra Ann Thomas, John Thomason, Gary Trevino, Gloria Truitt, Wanda Villarreal, Melba Villarreal, Estella Villarreal, Julie Voigt, John Waring, David West, Melvin Wilson, David Wolter, Hardie Zieschang, Ioan Zavesky, Susan --H '-- r-v 4 f- ,,nT'- if n0 ',.-n-P ,.ow Q-l ',,..d: 5- SIXTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Bob Gillis and Kay Kieschnick Gary Whittington and Jane Morgan Junior High Class Favorites Chosen by Students EIGHTH GRADE David West, Linda Barnes, and Leandro Garza Front row: Lynn Bennet, Rexanne Laechelin, Debby Jirasek, Marc Kieschnick, Lark Gibson, Yvonne Dube, Macky Ward, Pedro Gonzalez, Marvin Mumford, Diane Sanchez, Kay Kieschnick, Scott Coughran. Back row: Bob Gillis, Darryl Pinkston, Vell Johnson, Carl Anderson, James Pierce, Clay Gillis, Julio Delgado, Jose Gonzalez, Dudley Eaves, Russell Moody. Student Council Sponsors Activities Mr. Holloway conducted an extensive course on anatomy in his science class. Lynn Bennet, Bob Gillis, Danny Prinz, Alan Rollins, and Gary Humes exhibit bones and structures they have studied. Row 1: Cathy Cornett, Pam Duniver, Judy Jirasek. Row 2: Lynn Johnson, Lynette Kubsch, Jerri Smith, Jo Ann Arnold. Row 35 Julio Delgado, Yvonne Dube, Dianne Georicke, Rexanne Laechelin, Del Rhea King. Row 4: Bob Wheeler, Tommy McElroy, Irene Villarreal, Debra Richey, Annabel Puente, Douglass Staff Row 5: Howard Tomlinson, Jimmy Chatwell, Sheryl Strahan, Susie Blanscet, Cookie Davis, Philip Newell, David Hall, Row 6: Delmer Kubsch, Agapito Deleon, Tony Morales, Tommy Strickland, Diana Sanchez, Stacy Cude, Linda Gerdes, Mike Smith. Row 7: Adrian Contreras, Bill Boswell, Lee Georicke, Ricky Cruz, Mike Baker, Jerry Wallace, Larry Simank, Gene Hensley, Macky Ward. Row 8: Clay Gillis, Lesly Baldwin, Wesly Baldwin, Mackey Johnson, Randall Johnson, Bob Landers, Row 9: Travis Tiller, Vell Johnson, Debby O'Connell. Junior High School Band TWIRLERS AND DRUM MAJOR Cookie Davis, Jo Anne Arnold, Pam Duniver Cheerleaders: Dena Spiegelhauer, Jane Morgan, Linda Barnes, Ann Harlan, Judy Jirasek. lst row QL to RJ: Kathee Fritz, Janet Nixon, Debbie Shafer, Nancy Dow, Darla Curbo, Jennie Brouilette, Tola Goericke, Delma Garcia, Delores Olivarez, Sylvia Dominquez, Sara Harlan, Debby Jirasek. 2nd row: Cathy Fling, Susie Smith, Laura Johnson, Debbie Clayton, Angela Strahan, Joan Ziechang, Nancy Bol- land, Wanda Truitt, Linda Gallardo, Janet Truitt, Susan Zavesky, Kay Kieschnick. 3rd row: Cynthia Hughes, Janet Whitley, Consuela Gonzales, Rosie Herrera, Jane Rodriquez, Becky Hernandez, Anna Maria Salinas, Sylvia Gonzales, Denise Schroeder, Susan Schweers, Mary Herne, Donna Beyer. 4th row: Brenda Harrison, Anna Soliz, Estella Romero, Sylvia Ortega, Candy Rodriquez, Becky Reyes, Patsy Rod riquez, Velma Gonzales, Alice Limas, Dawn Donalson, Joy Wilson, DeAnn Shafer. 5th row: Cynthia Milam, Katie Meyers, Jere Kay Danmier, Carole Clark, Ellen Kelly, Nancy Lawrence, Jill Evans, Debra Baldwin. Junior High Cheerleaders and Pep Squad The cheerleaders for the 67- 68 year added vitality and enthusiasm to the events of the entire year. The squad, consisting of Jane Morgan, Dena Spiegelhauer, Linda Barnes, Ann Harlan, and Judy Jirasek, worked hard to back the Kittens and Poochies in all sports. A Team Football in Junior High Develops Character KITTENS: First Row qLeft to Righty: Bob Creech. Mgr., Dudley Eaves, Vell Johnson, Henry Carmona, Gene UB!! POO Hensley, Gordon Hightower, David West, Marc Kieschnick, Marvin Mumford. Second Row: Darrel Pinkston Mgr., Ed LaCour, Rick Robinson, Jim Whitley, Tony Morales, Carl Anderson, Macky Ward, Juan Herrera, Jimmy Casper, Jim Creech Mgr. Third Row: Coach Nietenhoefer, John Palmer, James Pierce, Scott Knippa, Oscar Barrientes, Larry Branham, Clay Gillis, James Wharton, Mike Brouillette, Coach Oefinger. Team CHIES: First Row qLeft to Righty: Donny Lawrence, Larry Shafer, Ficky Schubert, Gary Kurtz, Emilio Men- dez, Bob Wheeler, Bob Landers, Ricky Cruz, Howard Tomlinson, Gary Whittington. Second Row: Larry Dodson, Leslie Baldwin, Bill Boswell, Stacey Cude, Charles Marshal, Mike Johnson, Leslie Keown, Tommy Strickland, Bob Wolter, Walter Mier, Alfred Contrerar Mgr. Third Row: Bruce Mumford Mgr., Robert Keown, Carlos Sandoval, Adrian Contreras, Larry Simank, Ken Shafer, Lark Gibson, Walter Landrum, Mike Smith, John Creech, Doug Staff, R. G. Kurz, Coach. UB!! T Basketball Develops Skills A Team l Standing CLeft to Righty: Coach Oefinger, James Wharton, Ronnie Dow, Scott Knippa, Scott Daugherty, Clay Gillis, Oscar Barrientes, Carl Anderson, James Pierce. Sitting QLeft to Righty: Librado Gonzalez, Darryl Pinkston, Larry Shafer, Vell Johnson, David West, Marc Kie- schnick, Michael Johnson, Garry Kurtz. Bam Standing fLeft to Righty: Coach Kurtz, Darryl Pinkston, Librado Gonzalez, Gary Whittington, Lark Gibson, Robert Keown, Ajapito DeLeon, James Pierce. Sitting fLeft to Righty: Stacy Cude, Bob Wheeler, Marvin Mumford, Ken Shafer, Walter Meier, Tommy Strick land, Wes Baldwin, Lynn Newell. Kittens Front row QL to RJ: Librado Gonzales QMgr. J, Marc Kieschnick, Dudley Eaves, Vell Johnson, David West, Tony Morales, Juan Herrera, Danny Austin fMgr. J. Back row: Scott Knippa, Coach Nietenhoefer, Oscar Bar- rientes, Larry Branham, Mike Brouillette, Jim Whitley, Clay Gillis, James Pierce, James Wharton, Coach Oefinger, Junior High Kitten and Poochie Track Teams Poochies Front row QL to Ry: Ricky Schubert QMgr. J, Travis Tiller, Tom Strickland, Howard Tomlison, Jimmy Chatwell, Charles Marshall, Bob Wheeler, Danny AustinCMgr.j. Back Row: Librado Gonzales fMgr. J, Marvin Mumford, Coach Nietenhoefer, Gene Hensley, Lark Gibson, Gary Whittington, Ken Shafer, Agapito DeLeon, Coach Oefinger. First Row fLeft to Righty: Walter Landrum, Arnold Trujillo, Hector Garza, Ernest Garza, Emilio Mendez, Daniel Sa lazar, Lorin Baethge, Janet Truitt, Brenda Hagood, Jane Morgan, Debbie Clayton. Second Row: Ken Shafer, Lee Gonzalez, Albert Ortega, Andranette Miller, Donna Garrett, Debbie O'Connell, Jean Bradshaw, Anna Soliz, Patsy Rodriquez, Gloria Romero, Ellen Kelly. Third Row: Ricky Robinson, Carl Anderson, Marc Kieschnick, Dennis Reiter, JoAnn Arnold, Jane Rodriquez, Oralia Trevino, Katie Myers, Nancy Lawrence, Cynthia Milam. Fourth Row: Norman Broom, Director, Scott Knippa, Mike Brouillette, James Pierce, Diane Hudson, Ginny Beall Karen Hagood, Kathy Hales, Rosie Herrera, Nancy Curnutte, Susan Salazar, De Ann Shafer, Joy Wilson. After enjoying the pleasure of singing during choir, the students have to go back to their studying. Here Nancy Curnutte, Jean Bradshaw, and Mike Brouillette go to work in Mrs. Luehrs' English class. Junior High Choir tlswwwwvf The 7th and 8th grade party brings a close to the social events for the students. Charlie Brite, emcee for the dance, added excitement and fun to the four hours of dancing, eating, and having loads of fun. am nior High holds its cheerleading tryouts during April. Here are st a few of the slightly nervous contenders. Mr, Jirasek displays the outstanding homemaker trophy. This year's recipient- was Esperanza Ovalle. iz,-.A vi , 4 A' 5, i 'Q y Y , ' ' 513-gift Fai 'J ,. .Haig-, Mi.: I K ,X 7 ' , ' ,i.j',Tfny7. gg?-h o f I J iz! lf! T -. j iff ikil fiik gtta sf- '2 W . A 'Wa is rr f - F, ri, 'H' 35: egg' . 2 f. f. ,X 't X I 5i'Z1 ? ,, 7 .,'. W e ' :cf wr '- .t V ' fig it , is , A it f ,Elf S iii? ,, tt- A W? 3 ..., X if , ' iff .--i gf ff' t , Av WE: . . Q V, K 3 g i i , A .I VV ....,.rt r.,, ,,r., Z , iii? .,,, M 1' ' t, ' 'W in 2 ,j -la - ' ' ....., ,,.,., fi- If-Q: V. , - f -.: me The girls model their projects from their homemaking class. Clay Gillis received first in his division for playing a selection on the piano in the Music Talent Show. Jane Morgan and Deana Spiegelhauer try hard to concentrate during Mr. Kurtz's class. Eastside and Westside Doris Adair Lynda Appelt i E1Si6 Baker Third Grade Second Grade l SGCOHG GTP-Cie Principal Westside Elementary Elaine Bennett Annette Chiles Virginia Cobb Sofia Davilla Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Fifth Grade Third Grade Westside Elementary June Dodson Ruth Fisher Anita Garcia Elida Garcia Fifth Grade First Grade Aide Aide Westside Elementary Westside Elementary Elementary Faculty Yolanda Gonzalez Eileen Hanock First Grade First Grade Westside Elementary Westside Elementary With the participation of their students, the faculty planned a pep rally for the Poth game. gg, aw, Patricia Hines Marjorie Hohon Christine Jervis Jay Jevis Fourth Grade Fifth Grade First Grade Fifth Grade Alene Johnson Frances Mason Marolyn McMillan Mercy Miller Fifth Grade First Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade 169 Suzanne Murphy Ophelia Nelson Mary Parse Henrietta Pearson Second Grade Second Grade Westside Elementary Fourth Grade Second Grade Georgia Pitts Rosabel Salazar Mary Smith Iune White Third Grade Westside Elementary Westside Elementary Second Grade First Grade Second Grade Mrs. Kious, secretary in the junior high office, works just as hard for the elementary as for the junior high. She keeps the everyday routine running as smoothly as possible. res: n A v N Q 1 v r 1 f A r A 7 1 Alexander, Marjorie Arnold, Lyn Balboa, Juan Bauer, Marsha Bennett, Cheryl Benton, Connie Bertram, Amy Bishop, Jaxie Boggs, Jamie Brahnaham, Joy Brown, Ginny Campbell, Kenny Carmona, Leonisio Chatwell, Ricky Clark, Lisa Creech, Linda Cruz, Rosie Danmier, Cindy DeLeon, Betty Dierke, Dub g g 'ug ' 225,11 I ?, 'A-4... V7 - if ' , 5 iff. 01 ' ,A -5 s 5 -vw .l in . as . we fsiff a so iw '22 ,fr i fs vp if if U Qkgfh, .,,, , , fs: . if ,K W ,1 'L-if iikfi.. 2 in Z B. 1 X, M .4 f , ff FX , rw Q Vik U ' ' Naaxv 5' ,' , gf. Q i 'S' br V ,,kk x Q xt U -r ,ri n V ,Lp ,, M ,Q hi fi 5-XA, ma 2 H61 as 1 Y as , .2 'i 'K ,Q z, 3 A R? mf 5? S, ww ' :Q ,,,,,., ,x' V -fr xv , ,afar 5 ' . F - . ' 1 s .st r s. -ef M .. 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' 54 31 .., ,a I iff Hudson, Debbie eaar a ll 1 my Rae r w g Q-f- ' Aszv Justice, Dudley 'Vi Laechlin, Frank Magby, Debra Mares, Vicente McCann, Shannon McCollough, Harold Melton, Jeanette Mireles, Bobby Moore, Philip Morales, Belinda Morales, Juanita Morales, Martha Moreno, Amelia Moreno, Esrnualcla Morrison, Larry O'Connell, Steve Olivarez, Robert Ortiz, Ernest Ovalle, Carmen Patrick, Douglas Pfluger, Byron ,wi ss . ,pr 132 t54t h. Kelly, Tommy Keown, Jamie Kieschnick, Brian Kieschnick, Bruce Kunz, Rochelle , 32 x I . , VV,, , , , J -ser, .... ,, ssys g zip , .. , ,X qgiqimii Z-zmxliza . Plunkett, Rodney Pruneda, Oscar Puente, Jaime Queen, R. L. Rasmussen, Dane Resurez, Edwardo Revilla, Maria Rhodes, Gail Richey, Arlene Richey, Vance Robinson, Jerry Rodriquez, Alice Rodriquez, Rosalinda Romero, Ernesto Salazar, Beatriz Salazar, Joel W' , ,J ,t,. t ,,,X,, ' gtg, J ,J ,,,,, , -if ,,, ,vw 2 li it Q, rv. . Wg 1 Eff' , , grill, ff Eamff .,-'ja ff w,,.q.5 , fa' I f i ip J is if is J Fifth Grade Salinas, Juanita Sanchez, Yvonne Sandoval, Gracie Sandoval, Yvonne Schlomach, Terry Schweers, John Schulze, Donna Shafer, Randall Smith, Edna Soza, Nelda Staff, Patty Thomas, Pamela Z T Waring, Mark Worley, Jackie Zamora, Armando revino, Jose amora, Noe Writ! Z if-. A ' Z , 1 f - i I 0 , i f gi 'En 34531, I VY - Q, , E' ff Grade Garcia, Olga Garza, Max Gillis, Scott Goericke, Mark Gonzales, Eulalio Guajardo, Ernest Guajardo, George Gutierrez, Danny Hagood, Chester Hall, Linda Harlan, Joe Bill Harris, Leslie Hernandez, David Hernandez, Jaime Hoff, Sherry Hohon, Mary Hoskins, Kathryn Hudman, Todd Johnson, Rachel Jones, Wayne Anderson, Scarlett Baker, Pamela Baker, Stephen Bernal, Norma Boyd, Angela Contreras, Abel Creech, Lynn Ellen Cruz, Abel Cruz, Anna Cruz, Rose Ann Cude, Donna DeLaRosa, Mary DeLeon, Ray Donges, Melody Dow, Gerry Evans, Susan Flores, Elvira Gallardo, Jesus Gallardo, Joe Garcia, Delma Kampfhenkel, Alfred King, Billy Ray King, Glenann Kunze, Herman Kurtz, Brian Kurtz, Chris Lawrence, Kay Lee, Gregory Lopez, Eldifonsa Lopez, Irma Lopez, Johnny Lopez, Leonard Lopez, Mary Martinez, Ruben McCoy, Dorothy Mcintyre, David Meyer, Michael Milam, Richard Morales, Luis Moreno, Presiliano Muennink, Louis Nixon, Randy Nixon, Suzanne Ortega, Mary Ann Paschal, Ralph Perez, Jose Perez, Mercedes Ploch, Roger Plunkett, Terry Puente, Robert Ramirez, Cecilia Ramirez, Robert Ramirez, Rose Marie Ray, Denise Resendez, Rita Resurez, Arturo Richter, Al Rodriquez, Anna Rodriquez, Hortencia Rollins, Kenneth Y 3 2 i li S Fou Towery, Pamela Trahan, Linda Ruth Trevino, Celia Trujillo, Samuel Tyerino, Johnny Vernon, Donna Kay Villareal, Armando Villarreal, Rosalinda Voigt, Kathy Ward, Susan Wharton, Thomas Wilson, Dale Ann Wolter, Danny Woodward, Renda Ybarra, Andy Zavesky, Mark Zieschang, Peggy Salazar, Rosario Schroeder, Lois Shafer, Ronald Shipley, Don Smith, Jacqueline Solis, Gracie Soliz, Linda Spiegelhauer, Bob Stauffer, Loujean Stewart, James Strahan, Eugene Strickland, Michael Strong, Paul Suarez, Horacio Suarez, Molly Suarez, Ociel Suarez, Paula Tejeda, Anna Maria Thomas, Jeffery Thomas, Patricia nstlliiiiiilfi .faas Baker, Rebecca Baldwin, Mark Bennett, Lori Bolland, Douglas Boyd, Danell Brittain, Shirley Cruz, Rudy Curbow, Paula Daughtry, Donal Daughtry, Donna Dobie, Susan Doedyns, Cathi Diller, Debra Kay Elliott, John Garibaldo, Patricia Garza, Aurora Garza, Marcelino Gonzales, Nydia Gonzales, Sylvia Graves, Paul mul-L, A 1,Q'. m1 Third Grade I-lumes, Phyllis Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Danny Johnson, Johnny Knapp, Cindy Kubsch, Cynthia Lawrence, Ray Lopez, Ramona Magby, Michelle McCoy, Sandra McBee, Calvin McElroy, Linda McKinny, Gwynell Meier, Pat Meyer, Melody Michalk, Shirley Miller, Kent Miller, Molly Miller, Richard Moore, John Thlrd Grade Morgan, James Muennink, Joe Pinson, Danny Rabel, Kelly Richter, Barbara Sanchez, Edna Simank, Ronald Staff, David Sumpter, Leslie Teas, Tommy Theiss, Shirley Thompson, Timmy Trafton, Tammi Vela, Domingo Whitley, Jonny Zieschang, Cathi Second Grade Alexander, Carol Anderson, Russell Arrington, Howard Baethge, Paul Barkley, Susan Boyd, Larry Brown, Karen Brown, Presley Brzozowski, John Clowers, Darlah Contreras, Terry Cornelius, Robert .a Cruz, Israel DeLeon, Linda Denda, Bertha Diller, Deanna Gallardo, Janie Garrett, Kelly Gonzales, Delia Gonzalez, Hector Gonzalez, Nora Graham, Justin Graves, Shirley Green, Robert Gutierrez, Dariela Hagood, Carrie Gerrera, Cecilia Hoskins, Brenda Johnson, Sandra Laughlin, Sarah Limas, Oscar Lopez, Norma Si-wlsfgsfqg-rr I 41' Us 4 E Wiz 3 ' r are Lopez, Ricky Magby, Michael Marshall, Karren McCoy, John Mendez, Eva Meyer, Bruce Meyer, Johnny Miller, Vicki Morgan, Mary Munoz, Hector Myers, Laura Newell, Kellam Olivarez, Belinda Ortiz, Baldomero Palmer, Beth Paschal, Randall il E 51 5 11 fl , E fi fa QA E. Seconq rade Thompson, Stacy Thomas, Jennifer Tilley, Joy Tiller, Richard Varnado, Kim Villerreal, Victor West, Margaret Wheeler, Janice Whitlow, Sherry Whittington, Gaye Whittington, Randy Whittington, Terry Pfluger, Greg Powell, Lloyd Ploch, Steven Rabon, David Ray, Curtis Richter, Debbie Rodriquez, Julian Rodriquez, Olga Saunders, Dana Schlomach, Nancy Schulze, Randy Shuttlesworth, Susie Smith, Jeanne Soza, Ray Strahan, James Sumpter, Cindy Trahan, Richard Wilkerson, Charles Wilkerson, Mark Wilson, Melody Wolter, Cynthia Zieschang, Sharon Adkins, Caldwell Bolland, Judy Bounds, Marion Bruno, Jim Casey, Chris Chatwell, David Coe, Laura Cornelius, Rhonda Coughran, Robert Cruz, Roel Cruz, Rosemary Cruz, Yolanda Curbow, Laura Curbow, Leslie Daughtry, Debbie Davis, Lisa Davis, Mark DeLeon, Cris Dierke, Kathalyn Dierke, Mike Diller, Donald Duarte, Joe Frels, Carrie Gallardo, Jimmy Garcia, Andy Gonzalez, Nilda Hagood, Sidney Hanna, Connie Herrera, Yvonne Hoff, Dale Hoff, Gale Johnson, Rebecca Johnson, Robin Jones, Constance Kieschnick, Jane irs1 Srade l Trafton, Edward Trahan, Jerry Truitt, Terry Upton, Dena Vela, Ronnie Reyes, Gloria Richey, David Richter, Debbie Richter, Doug Rivera, Regina Rodriquez, Ricky Ryland, Darlene Schwierzke, Patti Scott, Jody Shafer, Terri Stinson, Mike Strahan, Darryl Kieschnick, Joan Kunze, Barbara Landers, Mary Helen Longone, Penny Marrow, Lane Menn, Johanna McCoy, James McIntyre, Gary Morrison, Jerry Munoz, Rolando Murdock, Mark Nixon, Mary Ortega, Magdalena Ortiz, Edwardo Pinson, Rexana Pitts, Kathyren Putman, Christine Ramos, Dalia Every year the lower grades have their Valentine parties. Here the first and second grades celebrate with hearts, candy, and lots of fun. f , -1. ,fwrww-I -nsmumumi1ng- Teachers: Yolanda Gonzales and Rosabel Salazar FIRST GRADE Westside Elementary Teachers: Mary Parce and Eileen Hanock FIRST GRADE Teachers: June White and Mary Smith SECOND GRADE Westside Elementary Teachers: Sofia Davila and Doris Adair THIRD GRADE 1 1 . Q BILL'S LYNN'S OFFICE SUPPLY LITTLE Remington Rand 66 Typewriters - Adding Machines LY 2-92 C 1 ulators fliingsvillel a C Italian American Restaurant I Ly 2-7211 220 112 E. Kleberg 15 l O N. Armstrong For Complete Office Needs 1 Block From .Iavelina Stadium ALLEN FOOD STORES 1412 S. 14th. an PR' With Convenient Stop-N-Shops IIUD5 C.. I EosTERC PHARMACY ' 817 S. King Bishop, Texas Phone: 584-23114 'fffli' Our Q: Q .. ,ff af,1 4' g,v.,:C 'DEPENDABLE 1 in Kingsville, Bishop 9 and Alice gg, Dkueslsr CENTRAL POWER y AND LIGHT co. ,E EEEE 3- I, ,, . -oi, . . .In town or on the farm I'm I ATFS v -, : ready to serve you every hour. 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L: I 1 SHOP Home-cooked Foo W Phone: 584-2611 X ad Q Private ,K 5 Mrs. Leonard Setliff X Q Dining Room ' Owner jr For F! 9 Dinners 8: Partie 584-2234 Bishop, Texas 193 BISHOP DRUG COMPANY A Walgreen Agency Fountain Drugs Gifts Photo Supplies i PRESC J IONS ' KAISER'S FLOWER SHOP 584-2400 584-2.717 Bishop, Texas Bishop, Texas FLOWERS FOR ANY OCCASION HARTGRAVES HARDWARE H ETT,S Bishop, Texas 584-2614 DRESS SHOP llllllslvllllis 1002 South 141:11 Kingsville, Texas QNARDWHREQ The Latest Fashions-For Any .id . -- 'aa ' O c c a s 1 o n' ' P M , H N xx 5 .34 4 I lp GIF? FERGESON JEWELERS Kingsville, Texas Ly 2-3291 43 5+ Zzgcuecte femehq A YOUNG S PIZZA an 'ht -9 , If ,O x x 14th at King Ly 2-9179 1 I I S '-wgt, f X 7 .M 194 xi Eat Em Here or Take Em Home Appelt, Bill 15, 116,122,123,124,132 Bertram, Leon '7,17,111 Broom, Norman 15, 72, 73, 141,108,111 Brown, Gail 9 Caffey, Laurita 9,18,100,111 Cook, Lois 10 Culp, Elaine 18,100 Espinosa, Cecilia 10, 76 Garrett, Harriet 1 0, 61 , 49 Garrett, Leola 8, 68 Gillis, James 5,7,90,47 Goodwine, Russell 13 , 104, 122,123, 127 Graham, Linda 11,61 Hudson, Myers 15,74 Isenberg, Terry 11 Johnson, Robert 16,116,123,132 Kelley, Barbara 8,47 High School Index Faculty Kent, Barbara 16,104 Laughlin, Peggy 15,70,71,136,137 Lindsey, Bob 13,135 Manning, Lucille 17,60 McMillan, Stanley 14,66 Miller, W. Z. 5,6 Morgan, Queene 12 Odiorne, Tommy 13,116,122,123,47,48 Parvin, Mary 14,102 Paul, Olga 10 Pinson, Rex 9 Rogers, Mayther 9,47 Schooley, Charles 14, 66,99,111 Sherman, Hub 8,123,125,130 Shockley, Thomas 13,102,104 Thomas, Lily 11,107 Tilley, Gwen 8 Van Meter, Louise 12, 69 Adair, Craig 26,76 Adair, Ronny 36,53,132,134,46 Adair, Vicki 20,64,74,137 Aduddell, Larry l5,26,130,135,l38 Aleman, Consuelo 26 Aleman, Jessee 26 Alexander, Billy 26,125,130,l32 Alexander, Johnny 32,120,122,124 Alvarado, Henry 36 Alvarado, Rose Mary 20,75,110 Alvarez, Arturo 32,125 Alvarez, Olga 26,28,29,68 Alvarez, Rita 36,46 Arnold, Denise 32,68,69,71 Arnold, Phyllis 65,69,74,137,26 Arredondo, Amparo 32 Arredondo, Lupe 20 Austin, Randy 26,83 Bade, Daniel 36,62,83,99,49,l1O B ade , Linda 20 Baethge, Al 36,125 Baethge, Lynette 32 Baker, Bryce 26,82- Baker, Jerry 20,74 Baker, Juanda 32,60,64, '74, 75,93 Baker, Tommy 26, 74,109 High School Index Balboa, Felicita 26 Balboa, Josie 32 Barnes, Bill 32,82,125,l26,127,129,l32 Barrera, Roel 32 Barron, Gradalupe 20 Beall, Pat 32 Bear, Kathi 36,60,74,75,76,98,l37 Bear, Patsy 26,6O,74,98,114,115 Benton, Mike 32 Benton, Linda 26,64,68,70,76,110 Berkman, Geary 37,104,118,119,l22,124,63, 110 Berkman, Johnnie 32,72,73,104,116,120,122,1 138,108 Berkman, Patti 20,22,23,60,65,68,70,l12 Bertram, Betty 37,71 Binnion, Scott 32,95,102,1l6,119,120, l22,126,l27,128 l29,132, 138 Bowie, Mary 32,75 Bradshaw, Beth 18,26,29,65,7o,71,1o1, 137 Bradshaw, Clifton 32,76 Bradshaw, Sharon 37,65,68,80,83,92,44,49 Brittain, Martin 37,6l,63,44 Brittain, Richard 26,124,125,132 Brown, Brenda 26,72 Brown, Carolyn 26,64,7o,72,8s,1o9 Brown, Diane 20,65 72, 73 24, Brown,Lee 32,72 Brown, Stephen 26 Bryant, Janice 37 Bryant, Roger 20 Brzozowski, Jerry 26,125,130 Buendel, Bill 32 Buendel, Jerry 26,99 Bull, Danny 20,l25,13O,l32,1 Bustillos, Juan 20 Cabello, Carmen 3l,32,76 Cadriel, Connie 20 Cadriel, Diana 32 Cadriel, Lily 37 Cage, Kathy 32,68,70,93,95 Campbell, Jimmy 20,60,74,103,1ll Cantu, Ruben 37,74 Capeheart, Robert 2O,99,l25,l36 Castillo, Helen 32 Clayton, John L. 26 Collier, Beverly 18,28,65,7O,71,1 Collier, Mike 20,66,99 Collins, Jack 20 Contreras, Adolfo 125,32 Contreras, Marta 20 Cook, Mickey 26 Cornett, Gary 20,74,125 33,135 37 Dodson, Jimmy Coughran, Gaye 2'7,63,65,69,100,136,108 Coughran, Rick 27,66,lO4,l23,124, 127, 36,38,60,66,71,86,104 115,116,118,122 Doedyns, Joanna 33,68,70,95,l12 Dominguez, Ophelia 33 Dorough, Frances 33 Downing, Barbara Figueroa, Reynaldo 135,138 Creech, Betty Sue 27 Cruz, Dora Lee 20 Cruz, Lupe 27,76 Cruz, Nasario 37,66,67,99,112 Culp, Johnny 36,87,57,46,47 Curnutte, Steve 20 Davenport, Billie 27,60,71 Davenport, Jo Beth 18,32 Davenport, Johnny 20 Davenport, Terry 37 Davis, Allan 2o,125,132,111 Davis, David 33,'72,'73,74,98,lO9,111 Davis, Mike 33,60,104,115,116,l21, 122,l23,l24,11O,1l1 Davis, Pat 33 Deanda, Richard 27 Deanda, Rosa 20 De Leon, Arnold 27,741,125 De Leon, Diana 20 Delgado, Catherine 37 I Delgado, Santos 33 Denkeler, Mike 33,99,'104,125,45 Deviney, John 27,82,125,l32 Dimas, Servando 38,57,66,76,44 Dobie, Carol 27,70,72,73 Dodds, Dorothy 38,70,94,96 33 , 70 Dudley, 38,57 97, 98 Du11iver 33,64, ,93,112 Mike 6O,73,85,91,96, 106,118,122,124,47 Dee Dee 75,112 Dutschmann, Nancy 38,57,60,63,68,70,71, 85,108,44,45,50 Edge, Ralph 33,74,98,121,122,123,124, 125,133,l36,109 Edge, Rodger 33,75 Edwards 27,65 ,74, 112 Edwards, ,83,116,124, 134,109 Jill Jimmy 38, 75,87 Elliott, Lee 8,33,96,97,126,127,128, 131,112 Ellison, Dale 27 Ellison, James 38,33 Erskin, Gary 21,125,132 Esparza, Alicia 27 Esparza, Robert 38,lO4,119,l22, 12 Estes, Tim 33,96,104,123,l32 Evans, Kathy 21, 75 Felder, Dan 6,138,118 21,66 Felder, Richard 14,38,57,6O,79,82,84, 96,97,50 Felder, Royce 33,63,66,61,82,94, 105,108,109 Felder, Ted 27 Figueroa, Diana 21 33 Fling, Danny 27,132,133 Fling, Steve 21,125,132 Fuchs, David 27,111 Gallardo, Jamie 27,66 Garcia, Albert 21 Garcia, Alice 33 Garcia, Carmen 27 Garcia, Delia 33 Garcia, Elpedia 33 Garcia, Gilbert 38,104,116,119, 123,124 Garcia, Jacinto 7,33,112 Garcia, Iuanito 9,21 - Garcia, Oscar 27,33,76 Garcia, Pablo 27,75,125,130 Garcia, Richard 27 Garcia, Rolando 27 Garcia, Ruben 27 Garcia, Santiago 38 Garrett, Keith 27 Garrett, Lewis 21 Garrett, Tommy 21 Gary, Maurine 27,74 Garza, Abel 27 Garza, Alicia 33,38,76 Garza, Elva 27,74 Garza, Frank 27 Garza, Gilbert 21 1 Garza, Janie 39,64,69,76 Garza, Nita 39,75,112 Garza, Oralis 21 Gerdes, Bobbie 33,72,80,101,108,110 Gerdes, Jim 39,66,82 Gibson, Cheryl 39,65,70,78,82,87,88 114,115,105 Gonzalez, 21 Gonzales 27 , 66 Gonzales 27 Gonzalez, 21 Gonzales 27 Gonzalez 21 Gonzalez, Don Henry Juanita Ophelia Ra faela Thomas Yolanda Gibson, Icie 2'7,65,68,70,71 Gibson, Joleen 21,64,68,70 Gibson, Lorrell 33,60,64,68,70,81,82, 88,101,102,103,105,114, 136 Gibson, Ocie 27,64,68,70,72,136,108 Gilliam, Bill 39,61,62,69,47,49 Gilstrap, Ann 21,60,64,70,81,83,115, 137,111 Gilstrap, Jimmy 33,83,104,124,125,132 Gilstrap, Richard 27,6O,116,122,123.132, 134,109 Gilstrap, Tommy 11,16,39,60,78,82,95,116, 117,122,123,76,138,44,46 Gomez, Guadelupe 21 Gomez, Mary Helen 33 Gomez, Olga 39 Gomez, Rogerio 21 Gonzalez, Alfredo 39,44 Gonzales, Antonio 27 Gonzales, Aracelia 27 Gonzales, Bonifacio 33 Gonzales, Consuelo 27 Gonzalez, Diana 21 21 Graves, Elizabeth 21,68,'73, 74, 75, 98,108,110 Grebe, Donald 27,74 Guajardo, Arnulfo 33 Guajardo, Hector 27 Guajardo, Olga 33 Guerra, Alba Elena 39,76 Guitierrez, Gilbert 21 Guitierrez, Munuel 21 Guitierrez, Oscar 21,125 Gunter, Bill 33,104,121,122,123,132 Hagood, Wanda 27 Hale, Ricky 33 Hanke, Ginger 21,23,65,68,74,134 Hanke, Mike 33,66,104,122,125 Harlan, Carol 15,18,21,23,65,68,70, 72,93,136 Harlan, Nancy 27,64,68,7O,83,115,136 Hayes, Patty 39,69,74,98,45,44 Herber, Claude 21,99,125,130,132 Hernandez, Adolf 27 Hernandez, Dominga 27, 74 Hernandez, Domingo 21 Hernandez, Esther 21 Hernandez, Flora 27 Hernandez, Henry 21 Hernandez, John 33,130 Hernandez, Juanita 39,60,76 Hernandez, Mike 39,76 Hernandez, Simon 33,74 Hernandez, Sylvia 28 Hernandez, Teresa 28 Hernandez, Yolanda 21 Herne, Donna 33,76 Herne, Joanne 21,65,72 Herrera, Lydia 21 Herrera, Rachel 33,76,137 Herrera, Yolanda 21,64 Hickman, Bobby 10,33,83 Higginbotham, Jan 7,40,60,65,80,81,83 Hightower, Kay 4O,64,68,70,71, Hinojosa, Oscar 28 Hodges, John 28,31 Hohon, Edna 32,33,60,65,69,7l,85 103,137 Hohon, Sharon 28,61,64,69, Hohon, Tim 20, 21,60, 75, 125,130 Holder, Arch '70,76,13'7 89,106, 21,104,123,124,13O Holder, Mary 40,61,63,108,44 Hudson, Kathy 21 , 74, 75, 98 Hunter, Janet 33 lbanez, Maria 31,33,76,80 Jackson, James 21,74,104 Jackson, Laura 33,64,76,98 Jennings, Debbie 34,65,70,72,73,l09 Jimenez, Benito 40 Jimenez, Elodia 38,74 Jimenez, Esther 40,76,46 Jimenez, Hector 40 Jimenez, Janie 21 Jimenez, Ygnacio 40 Jirasek, Jim 28,71,89,116,122,l24 Johnson, Beverly 28,70,71, Johnson, Brenda 21,72 Johnson, Donna 28 Johnson, Linda 28 Johnson, Suzanne 28,64,75 Johnson, Teresa 28,64 Jones, Richard 34,125,132,134 Jones, Stephen 21,110 Jungmann, Nancy 28,74, 98 Kaiser, Sandra 40, 72, 91 , 45 Kelley, 26,28,65,72, Karen Kious, Mary Jane 28,64,68,75 Knippa, Connie 34 Kubsch, Gerald 34,135 Kurtz, Larry 22,130 La Kour, Mary Grace 34,64,68,70,93 Laechelin, Judy 34,74,a1,82 Landers, Hank 22,25,125 Lawrence, Mike 22,125,13O,132 Lawrence, Paul 28,30,67,125,112 LeCompte, James 73,83,79, 71,114,115,110 KelleY, Judie, 8,21,22,64,70, 72,102,109,110 Kelly, Bill 22, 72,74, 125 Kelly, Janie 28 , 64, 68 , '75 Kelly, Nancy 28 , 68 , 136 Kieschnick, Carol 18,34,65, 102 Kieschnick, Mike 10,34,104,116,120,122,126 127,128,129,l32,135,138,48 22 Lee, Marsha 22,64,68,70,108 Lerma, Joe 22 Lewis, Judy 40 Limas, Narcy 22 Lindsey , 22,83 Lindsey, 22,64 Lindsey, 40,66 Jerry ,125,132 Jo Anne Tommy ,67,46 Lira, Mary Lou 10,22 Lockwood, Carol 8,22,23,24, 25 74,104 Longone, Robert 22 Longoria, Alice 22 Longoria, Mary 28 Lopez, Frank 22, 74, 125 Lopez, Juanita 28,76 Lopez, Noel 28, '76, 132 Loyd, Sherry 34,75 Manning, Carl 34 Mayo , Rosemary 22 McDonald, Connie 22 McElroy, Susan 22 McFerron, Cindy 23 McNair, David 34,107 Mechell, Daniel 23,76,112 Menjares, Juan 40 Menjares, Rufino 23 Michalk, Kathy 26,29,65 Milam, Delice 29,70 Miller, David- 34 Moerbe, Bonnie 32,34,65,7O,72,73,80 82,101,105,114,114, 137,108,112 Moerbe, Dwain 22 Moerbe, Lindell 22,106,110 Moerbe, Marcella 22,64 Moerbe, Mike 29,76 Moerbe, Randy 72,125, 110, 111 Moerbe, Stanley 29, 96,125, 132, 135 Moerbe, Walter 40, 82 Montalvo, Frank 22 Montalvo , Sally 22 Moody, Kathy 7,41,6O,61,62,64,57, 68,70,81,83,95,45 Moody, Marilyn 41,60,61,62,65,90,92 81,83,101 Moore, Cynthia 22,6O,64,7O,ll1 Moore, Jerald 29,125,13O,136 Moore, Martha Gail 29 Morales, Mario 13,22 Morales, Noe 22,125 Morgan, David 41,72,82,46 Morgan, Mary Lee 29,60,64,8l,82,89,l37 Morgenroth, Gayle 22.,65, 70 Mrazek, David 41,112 Mrazek, Vivian 22,72,126,l37 Mueck, Gail 29,64,65,74,45 Mueck, Tommy 34 Mumford, Helen 22 , 65, 70 Mumford, Richard 34, 98 Mumford, Robert 41,61,63,108,49 Mumford, Rodney 22,125 Munoz, Mariano 29 Myers, Bonnie 34,60,65,7O,71 Myers, Judy 29,70,72,73 Myers, Terry 29 Nance, Betty 22,23,107 Nance, James 29,66,125,49 Nance, Robbie 34 Navarro, Mary 22 Neal, James 24 Newell, Russell 24 Nix, Roy 29,74 Nixon, Debbie 24,64-,72,73,108,110 O'Connell, Colleen 24,6O,65,93,136,110 O'Connel1, Kathy 34,68,114,115 Ortega, Daniel 24 Ortiz, Noe 24 Ortiz, Ramon 41,76 Ovalle, Consuelo 24 Ovalee, Trinidad 34, 76 Palacios, Joe 29 Palacios, Librado 24 Palacios, Oscar 29,31,76 Paree, Albert 41 Paree, Eugene 29,76 Paschal, Aine 34,68,70,93 Pate, Dale l5,29,13O,136 Patrick, Margaret 26,29,64,68, Paul, Frank 41,6O,57,73, 116,1l9,122, 70,76 85,91,104, 123,126, 127,128,129,l31,44,46,48 Paulk, Martha 34 Pearson, David 24,98,125 Peel, Shirley 34 Petty, Bonnie 13,34,65,58, Petty, Patsy 4l,70,103,47 Pfluger, Arthur 14,34,104 Pfluger, Linda 29,31,70,76 Picquet, Bill 8,32,34.96,1 70 o4,119, 121,122,126,129,132, 133 , 138 , 109 Picquet, Glenn 36,41,60,83,104,116, 117, 122,123,125,127,129,131, 56,88,9O,96,183,84,44,46 Pinkston, John 41,104,105,l Pitts, Jake 24,125 Pizana, Oscar 24 l6,118,122,48,11O,11l Pizana, Raymond 41 Pizana , Susie 34,108 Pohlmeyer, Judy 34 Poldrack, Edwin 34 Poldrack, Frances 28,34 Poorman, Susan 36,42, 60, 64,82, 104, l05,114,115,6l,68,7O '7l,57,62,79,86,92,96 84 Prinz, Pamela 24,25,65 Pruneda, Diana 24,108 Pruneda, Ernest 29,125,132 Pruneda, Manuel 24 Pruneda, Timmy 42 Puente, Mary Lou 34,74 Puente, Xavier 29,74,111 Ramirez, Cevilia 30 Ramirez, Connie 24 Ramirez, Gloria 30 Ramirez, Janie 30 Ramirez, Norma 42,57,46 Ramirez, Paula 24 Ramos, Herminia 24 Ramos, Victor 130,24 Rasmussen, Cathy 42,65,8O,83,6l,62,47 Rasmussen, Christi, l3,26,30,65,68,7l,72 l37,73,108,109 Reinhardt, James 24 Remmert, Cyndee 32,34,60,65,101,72 136,109 Resendez, Juan 24 Revilla, Roel 24 Reyes, Janie 30,75 Reyes, Lupe 34-,83,l04,12 124, 72, 73,98 Reyna, Palmira 34 Richter, 24,125 Richter, 34,67 Richter, 34, 65 Richter, 18,34 Richter, 42,64, David Garry Linda ,68,'7O Patsy ,68,'70,103 Sharon 100,61,63,92,1O Robinson, Randy 42,82,101,104,116,118, 122,71,44,110 Robinson, Rhonda, 30,64,7O,72 Rodriguez, Arnulfo 24 Rodriguez, Benny 24,130 Rodriguez, Edna 1,122,123, 8,44 24,64,106,70,'71,89,11O Rodriguez, Fidel 34,75,94,107,61,96, 97,99,84 Rodriguez, Juanita 29,30 Rodriguez, Oscar 34,76 Rodriguez, Robert 42,76 Rodriguez, Steven 3O,67,99 Rodriguez, Tomas 24 Romero, 24 Romero, 34 Salazar, 34 Salazar, 34 Salinas, 28 , 30 Salinas, 35,82 Salinas, 25 Anna Maria Estella Abel Dina Elba Octavio Willie Saltonstall, Sammette 25 Sanchez, Connie 10,25,60,65,75,108 Sanchez, David 30,60,75,96 Sanchez, Esmeralda 25 Sanchez, Lupe 30 Sanchez, Terry 30,64 Sandoval, Eligio 25 Sandoval, Robert 25,125 Sandoval, Sixto 35,75 Sandoval, Verna 30 Sarmiento, Lydia 30 Scheible, Phyllis 3O,64,69,70,71,137,110 Schlomach, Jim 35 Schroeder, Judy 23,24,25,64,72,73,108,109 Schroeder, Malcolm 30,112 Schroeder, Nancy 35,65,83,70 Schroeder, Shirley 35, Schubert, Bruce 25,125,136 Schubert, Marvin 35 Schweers, Sherry 36,42,60,80,82,94,105, 61,63,53,68,70,71,56, 9'7,45,46 Shafer, Ernie 30,130 Shipley, Jan 30,64,75,106 Slough, Andrea 25,75 Smith, Allen 30 Smith, Donald Joe 3o,1o4,123,124,127,76, 135,138 Smith, Sheril 35 Snow, Barbara 42 Solis, Jessie 30 Soliz, Juan 25 Southard, Sharon 35 Spiegelhauer, Jeff 11,42,91,104,118 122 124,102 ,44 Springer, Billy 42,104,119,122,l32 102 134,46 Strahan, Karen 35,70 Strahan, Kenneth 25,125,72 Strahan, Laurie 31,64,75 Strickland, Belinda 25,65, 70, 72 , 126 Suarez, Enrique 31 Suarez, Ermila 42,76 Suarez, Gloria 25 Sumrow, Tom 43 Sustaita, Ralph 31 Tabb, Connie 31,72,73 Tamez, Delores 25 Tamez, Maria 31 Tejada, Enedelia 31 Theis, Tommy 25,125 Theiss, Gary 3l,125,96 Thiele, Dwain 31,76,96,97 Thomas, Baldwin 31,116,122, 123,124 132,102,138 Thomas, Helen 31 Thomas, Nancy 31,70,73 Thomas, Steve 25,66,'75,106,107 6 96 Thomason, Donna 35 Thomason, John 25 Tijerino, David 31,74,125,130 Tiller, Jim 43,83,76,46 Tiller, Lee 2O,25,125,13O,132 Todd, Barbara 43,72 Todd, Kelly 25 Tomlinson, Cherie 43,64,47 Towery, James 25,125,130,132,111 Trevino, Anselmo 25 Trevino, Ray 31,99 True, Dan 31,66,99,111 Trujillo, Antonia 29,35 Urban, Brenda 43,64,8O,83,70,71, 102 Urban, Debbie 25,64,'70,72 Vaquera, Marta 25, Varnado, Susan 35,64 Vasquez, Santos 25 Vela, Cesario 35 Vela, Hilda Vela, Janie 31 Villarreal, Janie 35 Voight, Linda 35,'74,98 Waddell, Russell 35,125,132,136 Wallace, Karan 43,965,102 Wakeland, Rick l7,35,82,83,104,116, 121,122,123,132,88, 103,133 Waring, Mike 35 West, Fay 35,65 Wheeler, Janet 24,25,74,136,l37 Wheeler, Steve 31 Whitaker, Mark 31,66,99 White, Debbie 31,64,83,105,114,115, 68,7O,l37,l11 White, Lanell 18,35,65,14 Whitley, Donna 26,31,6O,65,74,68 Whitten, Nancy 13,31,e5,68,i36 Whittington, Glenn 35,135,183 Wilbern, Dennis 31,74 Wilson, Kay 43,60,65,100,61,69,57, 62,96,97,47,49 Wilson, Sharon 31,65,72,108 Winkler, Elizabeth 31,110,111 Wolter, Jeanie 35,76 Wolter, Judy 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