Bloomington High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Bloomington, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1982 volume:

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Have and trlendlees, ignoring th 6fIf6l' Catharine Sykora - Chief Editor Photographer Sylvia King - Assistant Editor Chief Lay-out Elma Lopez - Copyist Diana Garcia - Picture Editor Lay-out Rosanna Garcia - Picture Editor Lay-out Saundra Waida - Lay-out Elizabeth Rush - Lay-out Doris Cann - Lay-out Artist Melissa Garrett - Lay-out Lisa Boehm - Copyist Lay-out Tiki Glover - Darkroom Lay-out Mrs. Lynda Hudson - Sponsor M .4 What goes on behind the Annual Staff doors? There are pictures to be taken, film to be developed, prints to be made, quad-paks to be planned, copy to be written, and cropping to do. There is not always enough time during class to accomplish all that is required of usg therefore, frequently we are called to devote our leisure time to completing the jobs essential to meeting our deadlines. We hope that our hard work will someday serve as a refresher of. . . Days Gone By! Seniors . . . Juniors .... Sophomores. . Freshmen A K 5 f --- if :- ff V-xi. , fig my V' .5- Q. s if XALLL rmvl is , ,, gr A r , X .. e e X - WU? 'uw wwii is- eeseee Q S s S essrrrrr me D With great respect, pride, and honor, we, the yearbook staff, dedicate the 1982 Bobcat to Bloomington High School's administration, faculty, staff, and student body. Without each individual playing a major role in establishing and conduc- ting the affairs of B.H.S., our school would not function properly and the process ot education would not be complete. 4 The 1981-82 school year was filled with a variety of academic and social activities. Whenever the students needed a break from their everyday routine of studying, they found time to play, dress up, act up, and sometimes, just rest. ...wi- Nz -..,,.. Q: I moomnsro H HIGH SCHOOL 4- X H Fnvonmss 'Km B wmflwsf-X 2 'l A 'X . I I fin,- . A 3 3 4? Q 'W 'QF Vw ?2t'fr' -' 3 1 .gag ,1 H K A V. sus 2.7.5. 7 S X-.Ernest Fudge Trevino, a Senior at BHS was selected Best All Around Boy. Fudge played football 3 years. He was selected Silly Sophomore, Jolly Junior, and Most Outgoing Personality. Fudge plans to get a good steady job but wishes, most of all, to stay in touch with his fellow classmates. Irene Garcia, a Senior at BHS was selected Best All Around Girl. Irene is active in volleyball and was selected 1st team all-district in 1981 and most valuable player in 1980. ln basketball, she was awarded Honorable Mention All-District and Defense Award in 1980-81. She was also selected Football Sweetheart in 1980-81. Irene is an active member in the NHS, Emerald Starrs, and Student Council. She likes participating in sports, reading, dancing, and riding on motorcycles. Irene plans to attend a major university, either for sports or a career in chemical engineering. - f borenzo Garza, a Senior at BHS was selected Mr. BHS. Lorenzo has lettered 2 years in football and basketball and 3 years in track. He was selected 2nd team all district corner back his Senior year. Lorenzo is the Senior class vice- president and likes sports and fishing. He plans to attend TSTI and study instrumentation after graduation. Sarah Rush, a Senior at BHS, was selected Miss BHS. She has made all-district Band and at- tended state Solo and Ensemble contest in Stage Band. Sarah was selected Homecoming Princess, Miss Senior, Band Sweetheart, and received a Division I rating in UIL twirling making her eligible for State competition. She is also an active member in NHS and secretary for the 4-H club. Sarah enjoys ceramics, sewing and raising dogs. She plans to attend The University of Houston at Victoria to study accounting. 19877-X2 Ernest Fudge Trevino, a Senior at BHS, was selected Most Spirited Boy. He has been a member of the Spanish Club for 3 years and the VICA Club where he served as the reporter. He was elected Emerald Starr Beau during the 1981-82 school year. Fudge likes to observe and participate in all kinds of sports. He is quite competitive in the skill of billiards, enjoys meeting girls, and particularly enjoys having a good time with his friends. Christine Boedeker, a Senior at BHS, was elected Most Spirited Girl. She has been a member for four years of the Student Council, the FFA for 4 yrs., and the NHS for 3 years of which she served as president. She also is active in athletics. Christine plans to go to college and major in Animal Science. She enjoys sports, reading, and working outside with the yard and plants. K.. ,gogi-larraid, Jr., ja Senior at BHS, was elected Most Hand- some. Bob was selected to attend the American Legion's Boys' State in the summer of '81. He won first place in the Voice of Democracy Speech Contest during his Senior year. He has been a member of the FFA organization for 4 yrs. where he served as the La Bahia District Vice-President. Also during his Senior year, he served as the FSA president. Bob lettered for three years in foot- ball and 4 yrs. in basketball. Bob plans to attend Victoria College and get a degree in the science related field from a major college. He enjoys playing and watching all kinds of sports. Sylvia King, a Senior at BHS, was elected Most Beautiful. She has been a member ofthe band for 4 yrs., the Student Coun- cil, of which she serves as the 1981-82 president, the NHS Organization, serving as secretary, the FHA, and is honored in the Who's Who Among American High School Students. This 1981-82 year she served as Miss Flame and Homecoming Princess. Sylvia plans to attend The University of Texas in Austin majoring in electrical engineering. She enjoys reading, jogging, calisthenics, and traveling. 3 , f. li , . ..,,,.,, , M W' ,VZ MR. and MS. SENIOR Marvin Wise Sarah Rush S0,1'Q'0r x . ., 4, .1 M lffkxk 'M ffffff,.f--' f. i-A , 'ISL' ' ' -.f-A2 . .,.k , ir. ' 7i t Q. nf X 1 R V Mm N X fl' X . .4 KV Ifq' . 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Rumaldo Martm TammyTargac X X l mg, ,f X STUDIOUS SOPHOMOFEES X XX 95:22 xx. i fff if 0 SENSATIONAL SOPHOMORES a John Chacon Elisa Lopez N Z Z X-egg ,gm 3:31833 0 SILLY SOPHOMORES C84- star Mark Reyes D onna Tomas ff 9 NWN MR. and Me. FRESHMAN 3, 9 Joel Lopez Mia Stubblefield X Il' 1 I e I 0. 'I BRILLIANT FISH I I q I 'II I Armando Zendejas Theresa Janis 'X 5 I? X Q , WA If Quia CUTEST FISH ' 0 avo Phillip Garcia Brenda Reyes XX 'fi f i- 'Q ' In XXCZ S A FRIENDLY FISH i 9' Joey Tomas Cindy Gonzalez : 5- 'X If, Football Sweethea lrene Garcra ,'Zfff,'3'fj!f 1 1 Q 4 4 x A lf, ' nlwvvlkii-'m, ffuwvff 4 fy ram .m,,,',, 3 Q- , 1 , 4 ak 1 Q . 4 r 'ff n'Q,nx 1 'li H v 15 5731 li A ff' f ' ' lu f f ,, f r L l H,'f', H L fm gr, ll A 'M ,U 1 1 ff . f ik If , Q!.if,'f',Q,W, fail ' a J .. , l M 1 '.' 1 wry ,linking 1 4 2 H ' s M ,, ,yy A Pram ,MW fr' M r,'14AziU ' ,f,,1J JVM fin' ' U'vaw,,, Basketball Sweetheart Irene Garcia FFA Sweetheart Brenda Mendez 0 aceo 4t?.'3f.S. ..A. -- - TEACHER OF THE YEAR: Mrs. Arm Zwerschke ,WWW UNION CARBIDE'S WASHINGTON TRIP: Darlene Schoener AGRICULTURAL SEMINAR: Kyle Studer BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE: Derek Newton and Elisa Hamilton OONIN IGH, SCI-I 0 sermons Geneva Baurnbacn Christine Boedeker Sterling Branscum Curtice Brennan Debra Briones Paul Canales Doris Cann Raymond Cardenas Tommy Derry Adolph Escalante Vwadeff Mario, Bob, and Eddie: The Three Musketeers I wish Mr. Z was here! Alex Drinks Up! Coke Does Add Life, Doesn't it Brian? Keith Keeps America Local Seniors Admire Austin Wildlife Kathey, Connie, Diana, Irene, - Posing Pretty We always aa...- W... Senior Boys Try to Look Serious The invading Seniors told Bob he had a good 3 Adolph Feeds the Squirrel Swdafw' STERLING BRANSCUM - Drama 15 FFA 1 tGreenhand75 Swine Judging Team 2, 3, 45 Spanish 35 Letterman's Club 35 Vica 45 Football 1, JV 2, V 35 Basketball JV 25 Track V. 3. CURTICE BRENNAN - Letterman's Club5 Football J.V. 2, V. 45 Basketball J.V. 3, V. 45 Track V. 3, 45 Basketball Hustle Award. DEBRA BRIONES - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Public Relations Chairman5 FTA 1, 45 FSA 45 Drama 45 Spanish 45 Library 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad 1, 25 Drill Team 45 Volleyball 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 4 Mgr.5 District Crew for One Act Play5 Friendliest Fish Girl, Silly Sophomore Girl, Jolly Junior Girl, Most Outgoing Personality Girl5 Outstanding P.E. Student. DORlS CANN - Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer5 FTA 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama 1, 2, 4 Treasurer5 FSA 45 Ad Staff 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior Class Treasurer5 Athletics 1, 2, 35 Vars. Track 1, 25 Regional Alt. 15 JV Cheerleader 25 District Stage Crew 3, 4. ADOLPH ESCALANTE - FFA 3, 45 Spanish 3, 45 Letterman's 2, 3, 45 Football 1, V. 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, JV 2, V. 3, 45 1980-81 Football Honorable Mention OB and Honorable Mention CB, 1980-82 Outstanding Offensive Player5 1980-82 Basketball Outstan- ding Defensive Playerg Hustle Sportsmanship Award5 Outstanding Optimist Student of the Year5 Best Attitude Award. MARY ANN ESTRADA - Lib. 1, 2, 3, 45 FTA 1, 25 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish 3, 4 Pres.5 Volleyball V. 2 All-District Honorable Mention, 3 All-District First Team, 4 All-Dist. Honorable Mention and MVP Offense Awardg Basketball JV 25 Fund. of Math Award 15 Spanish Award 3. MARY ELMA GONZALES - FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 FTA 45 FSA 45 Lib. 1, 2, 3, 4 Treas.5 Spanish 2, 3, 4 Treas.5 Drama 35 Ad Staff 35 Pep Squad 1, 25 Volleyball 1, JV 2, V. 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, JV 2, V. 3, 45 Track V. 1, 3, 45 JV Cheerleader 25 Drill Team 3, 4. BOB HARRAID - FTA 2, 3, 45 FSA 3, 4 Pres.5 FFA 1, 2, 3 Rep., 4 Chapter Vice-Pres. and Dist. Vice-Pres.5 Drama 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres.5 Thespian5 Football 1, 2, 4 Honorable Mention5 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Honorable Mention5 1st place Science Fair5 DeKalb Award Dinner5 Who's Who Among HS Students and Athletes5 American Legion Boys' Stateg Veterans of Foreign Wars Voice Of Democracy Speech Contest Winner. TINA LICERIO - FHA 1, 25 FTA 2, 35 Spanish 2, 3, 4 Reporter5 Art 45 Sec. and Treas.5 Pep Squad 1, 25 V. Track 1, 2, 35 Basketball Mgr. 35 Regional Alt. Mile Relay. MARIO LISERIO - FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish 35 Football 1, JV 2, V. 45 Dairy Judging 35 14645 Livestock Judging 1, Grass Judging 2. EDDIE MARTINEZ - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Advisor, Football 1, Varsity 3, 4, Track 1, 3, Outstanding FFA Student From Bloomington at Victoria Chamber of Commerce Banquet 4, Dairy Production 2, Dairy Production 3, Beet Production 4. ALEX MUNOZ - Band 1, 2, Quartermaster 3, 4 Manager, FFA 1, 2, 3, District Band, State Contest 2 Years and Lettered in Band. VINCENT NEWMAN - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 President, Drama 1, VICA 3, 4 Secretary, Athletics 1, P.E. Award, Swine Production Award 3, 4, Participant of Calf Scramble in Houston. PETRA RIVERA - Drama 4, FFA 3, 4, FTA 1, Spanish Club 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 4. MARIA RODRIOUEZ - FTA 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, FSA 4, Spanish 4, Art Club 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention and Second Place in Art Show tor 1982, Lettered in Band. BETH RUSH - FTA 1, 2 High Merit Award, 3, 4 Secretary, Drama 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2, 3 Historian, 4 President, FHA 3, 4 Historian, Ad Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Thespians 3, 4 Vice-Pres., Stage Band 2, 4, Lettered in Speech 1, 2, 3, 4, One Act Play 1, 2, 3, 4 Asst. Director, UIL Poetry 1, UIL District Poetry 2, UIL District Prose, UIL Journalism 45 Place Second in Science Fair, Honorable Mention in Art Show 4. REBECCA SALINAS - FHA 1, 2, 3. KEITH TOWNSEND - FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Lone Star Farmers Degree, Star Chapter Farmer, Highest Point Individual on Dairy Team, DeKalb Award, Crop Production Award, Soil and Water Management Award, Power Mechanics Student Award. ERNEST TREVINO - Spanish 3, 4, VICA 3 Reporter, 4, Football 1, JV 3, Silly Sophomore, Jolly Junior, Most Outgoing Personality Senior, Emerald Starr Beau, Most Spirited, Best All Around Boy, Spanish 2 Award. SAUNDRA WAIDA - Choir 1, 2, FFA 3, 4 Vice-Pres., VICA 4, Annual Staff 4, Track 1, 2, Pep Squad 1 Team Captain, Cheerleader 2, Superior Choir Medal for Solo and Ex- cellent Medal tor Trio 2, Placed Second in Meat Judging Contest at Area Contest 3, Placed Seventh in Meat Judging Team at Area Contest 4, Radio Team Placed First District and Placed First in Area. DARLENE WELLS - FTA 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Pep Squad 1, 2. Su. Spicwd an 7Zew Zuumfefa E., 1 6 . Q 1 i A f. M ' Q if A' fr 'ill i M ,5,, ,ky K. L L, x L as 1 ,,. 1 'P 'K '4 in 1 -rg, f fl l 1' 5, endian On May 27 thirty-four Seniors traveled to New Braunfels for a day of swimming, sunning, and eating. An enjoyable time was spent at Schlitterbahn riding the rapids and water slides. A bar-b-que dinner was eagerly devoured by the tired, wet Seniors. The way home was spent laughing and singing. g 4 Loomusrou HIGH SCH-OOL JUNIORS ,f Q A . Us Bi NT' ' W EW .115k1 'BETH' E'm'ffiw.ElEwE L!3 M 1W ' S, .Y 5 Elroy Alex Lisa Boehm Bobby Carvajai Gilbert Charles Cecilia Diaz Machele Earley 'W-:21-...... Darlene Eilers Donna Escalante Steven Escalante oddie Escabar Melissa Garrett David Garza Tiki Glover iii M.: I ,ff Dorothy Gonzales Elisa Hamilton Jeff Henderson Joe Hernandez Jams Robert Liserno Matthew Martin Henry Martinez Aurora Moreno Hr' ,f , W' Ivan Mumphord Gary Naranjo Derek Newton Gracie Ortiz In W KW af Karen Parenica Ernest Pena Mary Phillips M ,l A fffffmw I Belinda Reyes Diana Rivera chard Robles Picflure No? Available Barbara Rodriouez Melvina Sanchez Darlene Schoener Deborah Shook Jeff Spence Kyle Studer Travis Tatom Mike Terrell WW Boy what a mess! Look, Tiki, Look Finally Looked Up To. Gilbert Hangs Grass. It's not that bad. Dorothy and Aurora fixing the tables. Moments To Remember was the theme selected by the Juniors for the 1981-82 Jr. and Sr. Prom. Music for the evening was provided by Dallaz. 7000 53 K Metissa says, mm . . . both too short. This is a work party? K W ki. ,X we Elisa Bored? NEVER Don't think too hard Henry. Whatcha looking for? No work, all play, GIRLS. Schomburg pretending he's working. Ill 776 Prom Servers 1982 Tommy, grab her hand and dance! Wx! W! The look of true love! 1 A 2616! we ff' What a lively bunch K Look out Gerald, Tiki, has that smile again! Love Birds! A K A u.. Come on Matthew, everyone else is having a good time. Ii ' L E I Where is your date Curtis? fl Dallaz provided great entertainment. Where is the punch? Mary Elma and Lorenzo getting in step 742 1 3 r . .ff ,ct Are you seeing stars Melissa? Having a good time Saundra? Sitting on glass is dangerous Maria is enjoying the punch. Jeit lets it all hang loose. right Beth'?! Fudge dreams about his singing career. I . I-Q45 we Q Q i ' sv ' ' K . ,ffm ' ,fs 5 WMA - What's the matter Lisa, Gayle leave his John and Catharine enjoyed the evening. Hector poses for a picture dancing shoes at home? IGH SCHOOL snmmnoaes A , f, , 4 , .. , .g ,577 an l fi, Chip Allbee Sylvia Alvarez Gayle Autry Leon Boehm --wr--gy Bobby Carnley John Chacon Jaime Diaz Homero Elizondo Ficlure Hoi' Availa ble Melanie Elkins Janie Enriquez Jo Ann Escalante Arlene Escobar Sally Flores Dolores Galvan Glendora Gonzales Michael Green ,N l Donald Harvey Elvira Hernandez Joe Hernandez Keith Hilscher 'ie Clifford King D SZ '06 Sally Luna Tracey Marshall Rumaldo Martin Gilbert Munoz Gerald Oliver Mark Reyes Ricky Riojas Patricia Robles Randy Robles Lupe Rodriquez Martha Sanchez Tammy Targac Wy. Donna Tomas Nora Vasquez Flene Vasquez Micheal Villarreal ,M-, Sherry Wells Terrie Wells Enrique Zendejas Maria Zendejas tgirl yf 1 srll in 1 Victor Zuniga Kevin Dixon S s 2 l l l i Donald willingly lends Joe a helping hand. S S 7 A by .x V I , i ' Q.. .- x 1 5' T f' t lil M51 4' A fi T Q' , . f jjai 2554.1 s .f 3 g , a 1,5 xnxx I rA 3 F 5 :J . ,Zi ,U W. . ., L, s . . ' J , -fr, -.-V V lf only Mom could see me now! Don't they look eager to serve? 'SK Having fun boys??'? What have you done this time Gerald? What are you going to spend that money on, Leon? Look Ma, no cavities! Ftandy serenading Gayle. The Sophomore class sponsored a Mexican Supper on March 18, 1982 between the hours of 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. It was a great success with the help of cooperative sophomores and class sponsors, Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Whittington. The menu consisted of: 2 enchiladas, rice, beans, corn and floured tortillas, tea and the dessert of your choice. A child's plate was also served. The atmosphere of the evening was relaxing and enjoyable - Like being in the midst of the surroundings of Mexico! A img! Happy Eating, Gayle. Gerald tries to persuade Leon not to drink the whole 'La F x 2 X s X N ' I XQ74 K it T- RF' I got stuck with the dishes tonight, com- thing! ments Clifford. ll T l E if 3 y M E :gy 3' U J i ' .- 3 Q A f VVVV ,f t 3 X, aiaaa I K 5 'iii A G ia a y . . . K I Les I . , ,,,r,V . ' ' 2 M- l Q rr r T, ' f . . - I i ' it T 11 A Donna and Elsa try to play the role of Shy and Studious. Darlene and Sally pose for Teen Magazine. Patricia tells Gerald, lt's My Turn. Sally and Tony, Are what you call Puppy Love. Tracy and Sherry are caught close up and in action. IGH SCHO L o omns'roN FRESHMEN Anavely Andrade Aracely Andrade Martin Andrade Roger Barraza -. Charlotte Barree Robert Bickerstafl Dell Brown Jesse Cabrera Joaquin Cabrera Miguel Cantu Hector Cardona Thomas Carreba Elizabeth DeLos Santos Gloria Diaz David Dominguez Elvis Franklin ff! Stacey Flowers Alice Garcia Isabel Garcia Phillip Garcia I l Picfure No-I Available Alex Gonzalez G 1 f l, rr 1 lik Cindy Gonzales Leonard Gonzales Tommy Guest Dee Anna Guent if 5 fffffgll lx. er 'mn sw.-.1 'D' qv- Fionald Harvey Terry Hayes Pat Hernandez Rudy Hernandez Theresa Janis Kevin Jones Pat Licerio Joel Lopez YQ M Katy McKnight Darren Malone Demetruis Martin Becky Martinez .J Barbara Mendez Vickki Mitchell Monica Morales 49 l 50 L H 'Q -CW Frank Moreno Jo Ann Naranio Jennifer Neisser Jeff Parkinson 'SQ .. Sylvia Pena Alma Portillo Brenda Reyes George Rivera Mia Stubblefield Frankie Targac Joseph Tomas Deborah Vasquez Melanie White Robert Wilkins Robin Williams Ricky Winefeldt Armando Zendejas Carlos Zuniga h 1' sf . W.. 1 mwah 'W lalu M hard. Girls? Fill 'er up, Robin Debbie takes a break. Syivia's enjoying herself! 744 The 1981-82 Freshman Class held their annual carwash May 1. This year marked a first as the event was held at an actual carwash - Frank's in Bloomington. The money raised will be used to finance the Jr.!Sr. Prom as well as their Sr. trip. Everyone had a great time, and even if the freshmen did go home a little tired, and very wet, it was all part of the fun, wasn't it? Hector - Pretending to Work! Geri doesn't do windows. Mrs. Carter - Sponsor Barbara - on the Brenda loves her job. Tom likes the Wet Look Frank's Car Wash Sign Is that reall y locker? .Q iii K-as E ire., ...M .-,,,..,...-Jil ,.., 4 E ..-. A .. ...Ne FFSEFLEQ ?'I9Y'iIf3ff Skins as show their Alice is up to something! Armando at work x X il -F-'N i i N +9 as sy sf 9 Q, rrllrrr H rr.: f iat : ,rlrr f i fi rr-- , r Freshmen Boys at Rest ls Sylvia Passing Notes to Vickie? GH SCI-I0 nnmmsramun FACULTY 0 and QL to Fil 1 Ernest Moya, James Hilscher, Guthrie Sklar, Lucy Morales, Ed Adkins, Bacilio Cantu, Dickie Bubenik. Mr. Harraid Mr. Cummings Superintendent Princioal 4 0 Marcia Carter Doris Flush Edna M. Maroney Lena Heard Superintendent's PrincipaI's Tax Collector Assistant Secretary Secretary Tax Collector Without the janitorial and cafeteria staffs, B.l-l.S. would not be able to function properly. These individuals play major roles in running B.H.S.g the cafeteria staff prepares food Monday thru Friday while the custodians keep the school ground and equipment in top condition. The dedication and hard work they contribute could never be replaced or done without, and is greatly ap- preciated. We thank them very much! 'sv 2.7.5. 7 Atchley, Tony '75 Hamilton, Claude Jackson, Jeanie Cluiss, Debbie Goldman, Cody Hudson, Lynda Jackson, Dennis Carter, Maurine Harper, Janis Kronke, Barbara fb ZW Lee, Cindy Shafer, Gerald ., X r f if EF I Q Roundtree, Muriel Schomburg, Dwight Uecker, Myron Whrtmgton, Claudra Puckett, Larry Spoonemore, Bob Wilhelm, TONY Zwerschke, Ann . if e, . . 4, xii-'X eff? nigh M. ESSRSYQSZ Q55 't:75:.: ...T 7 -fu ' wx ,..,w ,W M as vu eff nv :,, :mmf ,, 3.7.5. damned! acted Zadg Top to Bottom lL to Rl: Ann Zwerschke, Sponsor, Rumaldo Martin, Elsa Lopez, Melanie Elkins, Terrie Wells, Diana Rivera, Mary Phillips, Cindy Janis, Melissa Garrett, Tammy Targac, Elma Lopez, Lorenzo Gar- za, Christine Boedeker, Kathey Leonard, Marvin Wise, Sylvia King, Darlene Schoener, Rosanna Garcia, Cecilia Diaz, lrene Garcia, Monica Morales, Deborah Vasquez, Gloria Diaz, and Frankie Targac. President - Sylvia King Vice-President - Darlene Schoener Recording Secretary - Rosanna Garcia Corresponding Secretary - Irene Garcia Treasurer - Cecilia Diaz 74e Www! .igaws First Row: S. Rush, T. Targacg Second Row: K. Leonard, K. Parencia, A. Wilhelm - Director, Third Row: V, Mitchell, M. Phillips, D. Cann, R. Williams, C. Gonzales, B. Rodriquez, M. White, S. King, E. Hernandez, T. Janis, M. Stubblefield, M. Sanchez, J. Disong Fifth Row: P. Robles, R. Robles, R. Bickerstaff, M. Morales, M. Green, J. Neisser, S. Pena, M. Reyes, B. Mendez, J. Tomas, Sixth Row: M. Rodriquez, D. Guenter, E. Rush, F. Targac, A. Munez, H. Martinez, B. Reyes, D. Martin, C. Janis, Seventh Row: M. Elkins, C. Diaz, G. Munez, C. Allbee, E. Hamilton, S. Wells, N. Vasquez, and D. Tomas. lt is with great pride and honor that we introduce the 1981-82 Bobcat Band, echoed across the playing field many times, and each time the mere mention of the band brought shivers of excitement from the faithful fans who had waited patiently to see and hear their favorite band. B.H.S. was the recipient of much hard work and spirit raised by the en- thusiastic voices as well as notes emitting from this year's band members. It was because of their enthusiasm and never quit at- titude that the season went ' l Twirlers: S. Rush, T. Targac, Head - K. Parencia, Drum Major - K. Leonard Lmdwnmed' 6 6,715 70645 S s. .- my 'ffu Senior Head Cheerleader Christine Boedeker Junior Cheerleader Belinda Reyes i Junior Cheerleader Junior Cheerleader Melissa Garreit Cindy Janis Stcwwcwd 2:60:52 A QL to RJ: Elsa Lopez, Glendora Gonzales, Mary Elma Gonzales, Alice Garcia, Elma Lopez CLieutenantl, Darlene Schoener fCaptainl, Irene Garcia. QL to RJ : Curtice Brennan, Victor Zuniga, Ernest Pena, Marky Reyes, Randy Robles, Adolph Escalante, Bob Harraid, Keith Hilscher, John Sullivan, Rene Vasquez, Ricky Fliojas, Albert Martinez, Tony Atchley QC iead Coachj , Lorenzo Garza, David Garza, and Gerald Oliver. 44764147 mm Varsity Seniors: Irene Garcia, Mary Ann Estrada, Debra Briones, Elma Lopez, Mary Elma Gonzales, Christine Boedeker, Petra Flivera. Juniors: Melvina Sanchez, Melissa Garret. Sophomore: Pat Flobles. Coach: Mrs. Cluiss. Jr, Varsity: Elsa Lopez, Dolores Galvan, Jo Ann Escalante, Glendora Gonzales, Donna Tomas, Becky Martinez, Melanie Elkins, Tracey Marshall, Coach Cluiss. The Varsity Lady Cats did not go high on the district ladder, but they stayed enthusiastic and made good showings at tournaments. The Jr. Varsity, an eager team of girls, really showed a great deal of skill while practicing, but during their scheduled games would, ac- cording to their coach, become too eager for a win and would make small mistakes that would set them back. Due to the lack of unscheduled games, the Freshman players didn't get the opportunity to show their fullest potential. Freshmen: Debbie Vasquez, Melanie White, Alice Garcia, Isabell Garcia, Monica Morales, Barbara Mendez, Brenda Fteyes, Coach Cluiss. gala Agberzdeace ew lL to Rl: Pal Flobles, Donna Escalante, Mary Gonzales, Christine Boedeker, Irene Garcia, Melissa Garrett, Mary Phillips and Karen Parenica. fL to Fil: Melanie White, Barbara Mendez, JoAnn Escalante, Glendora Gonzalez, Tracey Marshall, Nora Vasquez, and Tammy Targac. mem ,mm:'7u4 eww KL to Rl: Pat R., Petra R., Donna T., Mary G., Mary P., Karen P., Melissa G., Glendora G., Darlene Irene G Donna E Geneva B , and Coach Cluiss. H... xx Sprinter - Mary Kay Phillips Milers: QL to RJ : Petra Fl., Mary Elma G., Donna T., Karen P., and Glendora G. sgv' 'M Shotput and Discus: Darlene S., Melissa G., and Patrick R. The Lady Cats en- dured time and effort to make a successful year. The regional par- ticipants were Mary Kay Phillips, alternate for the 220 and Darlene Schoener, who placed fourth in the shot put and second in the discus throw. Hurdlers: Melissa G., Karen P., and Vickie M Christine, Geneva, Melissa, and Irene. . . Ride the Train! Coach Ciuiss gives a pep talk. Go ahead and dunk it, Christine! Irene has the long arm ofthe law r' '-lv' - ' Isabel uses KARATE? Mary teiis Chrisiine, It's my turn! Zzdaefanfde mm 1987 K- rigs ,gt J 1 1 iss M In x... V 1 Q Lx.- BIF ltglgww, Top to Bottom QL to Rl: Jeff Henderson, Curtice Brennan, Eddie Martinez, Sterling Branscum, John Sullivan, David Garza, Coach Halper, Coach Atchley, Keith Hilscher, Gayle Autry, Rene Vasquez, Bob Harraid, Mario Licerio, Adolph Escalante, Marvin Wise, Lorenzo Garza, Steven Escalante, Ronald Harvey, Coach Heard, Coach Jackson, Mark Reyes, Albert Martinez, Paul Canales, Elroy Alex, Gerald Oliver, Ernest Trevino, Ernest Pena, Joel Lopez, Travis Tatom, Randy Robles, Ricky Riojas, Demetrius Martin, Alex Gonzales, Miguel Cantu, Jeff Parkins, and Donald Harvey. Coaches: fHeadl Tony Atchley, Dennis Jackson, l. H. Heard, and George Halper. A F1 x X ,., , t t N Z I is . . P, 1 t o . -V K K' Q l' . . .,-' , , ,N K Q, W ks f- ..,.. fs, -. f kiggjf- f- . I Qtswi 'f Managers: Mark Reyes and Donald Harvey. The 1981 season was a tough one forthe Bob- cats. They clawed their way through a rough non- district and district schedule with a O-10 record. They worked and played hard together as a team. Their enthusiasm and their will to win never faded in the heat of the game. But injuries to key players definitely hampered the Cat's chance of securing a good position in district play. Although it was not a winning season on the scoreboard, the Bobcat's continued to work hard and play with a winning attitude. 6414 2 '32 Varsity, L to R: Jaime Diaz, Paul Canales, Bob Harraid, Jr., John Sullivan, Terry Hayes, Curtice Brennan, Lorenzo Garza, Adolph Escalante, Elroy Alex, Bobby Carbajal, and Coach Larry Puckett, front. Jr. Varsity, L to R: Armando Zendejas, Donald Harvey, Joaquin Cabrera, Elvis Franklin, Keith Hilscher, Frank Targac, Randy Robles, Jeff Parkinson, Jessie Cabrera, Bobby Carnley, Miguel Cantu, and Coach Dennis Jackson. For the first year under a new coach the Bobcats did well. Alot of people were surprised and Coach Larry Puckett feels, brought respectability to BHS basketball. Two trophies were won by the team at tournaments held throughout the season. The seniors went out on a win- ning note by beating Halletsville by a one point margin after previously be- ing defeated by them. Awards for the year were, Most Valuable Defense Player, Adolph Escalanteg Most Valuable Offense Player, Bob Harraid, Jr.: Hustle Award went to Cur- tice Brennan. Seniors We'll Miss Ya!! cam Zo L.- Back Row QL. to RJ: Coach D. Jackson, L. Garza, R. Escobar, C. King, D. Martin, C. Zuniga, F. Moreno, C. Brennan, Mgr. J. Parkinson, Coach l. H. Heardg Front Row QL. to RJ: Mgr. G. Munoz, E. Pena, V. Zuniga, R. Vasquez, B. Carvajal, M. Cantu, D. Garza. Distance Team: Back Row QL. to RJ: R. Targac, C. Zuniga, R. Vasquez, Front Row KL. to RJ: M. Cantu, D. Martin, E. Pena, B, Carvajal. Hurdles, L. to R.: D. Martin, C. King, C. Brennan, L. Garza The 1981-1982 District 29-AAA track meet was held in Yoakum. Bloom- ington was well represented in the J. V. division as well as their Varsity division. Bloomington entered the 800, 1500, 3200 meter runs, hurdles, and the long jump. Other divisions entered were shotput and discus. The J. V. compiled a total of 42 points, while the Var- sity had a total of 40 points. Two members of the track team advanced to the Regional meet in Kingsville. B. Carvajal entered in the 3200 meter run and L. Gar- za entered in the long jump. Weight Men, L. to R.: V. Zuniga, D. Garza, C. Brennan The thrill of victory. . . . . . The agony of de feet. is... Sprinters, L. to R.: R. Escobar, F. Moreno L. Garza Q emiafw 'z?o4y:4 Curtice Brennan Football - J.V. 2, Varsity 4. Basketball - J.V. 3, Varsity 4, Track - Varsity 3, 4, .sat ' --1 Adolph Escalante 2, 3, 4, 1980-81 Football - F, Varsity Honorable Mention OB and CB, 1980-81 and 1981-82 Outstanding Offense Player. Basketball - F, J.V, 2, Varsity 3, 4, 1980-81 and 1981-82 Outstanding Defense Player. fs Pa l 'Z 9 ' K I add Sterling Branscum Football F, J.V. 2, 3, Varsity 4. Basketball - F, J.V. 2, 3, Varsity 4. Track - Varsity 3. .:. i A ' , 9 ' ,f , ,,,, .V I ,V.,, 37, Vili, , 'A ,... H rrk, Q I ,,.,,,v: yM:r V., MW X -an W iz , Is t X? Paul Canales Football - F, J.V. 2, 3, Varsity 4. Basketball - Freshman. Track - F, J.V. 2, Varsity 3. .WV W-,kg f M W C if AM' Lorenzo Garza Football - Varsity 3, 4, Second Team, All District Cornerback Basketball - Varsity 3, 4 Track - Varsity 2, 3, 4, Regional Long Jump. Alt. 300 meter hurdles 3 I? - to ,S R' Bob Harraid, Jr. . . Football - F, JV 2, Varsity 3 F tb H FE3d'?tMgrtTeZ Honorable Mention, High Point T00 ka F 3' a'S'Y ' Basketball - F, .sv 2, Varsity 3, An 'ac - ' Tourney 4, All-Tourney Leading Scorer Honorable Mention Y? 13 M tif 3, pe vi , I- new Albert Martinez Football - F, JV 2, Varsity 3, John Sullivan Football - JV 1, Varsity 2, 4 Basxetball - JV 1, 2, Varsity man's Club 2, 3, 4 4 3, 4, Letter- ...W I: ww Q2 + Q C? QQ S3 QB Q ZJZQS. 7.7,-i'. 79 tLett to Rightl, Front to Back: Lorenzo Garza, Sylvia King, Christine Boedeker, Sponsor Mrs. Kronke, Michael Stastney, Kathey Leonard, Diana Garcia, Felix Rubio, Sarah Rush, Rosanna Garcia, Geneva Baumbach, Elma Lopez, Tammy Targac, Melanie Elkins, and Mike Green. tLeft to Righty Front to Back: John Sullivan, Geneva Baulmbach, Beth Rush, Cindy Janis, Rosanna Garcia, Brenda Mendez, Diana Rivera, Elma Lopez, Darlene Eilers, Melissa Garrett, Sylvia King, Debra Briones, Barbara Mendez, Melvina Sanchez, Dona Escalante, Patricia Robles, Lisa Boehm, Beatrice Rivera, Dorothy Gonzales, Biery Hernandez, Nora Vasquez, Aurora Moreno, Arlene Escobar, Barbara Rodriguez, Debbie Shook, Mrs. Roundtree, Richard Robles, Bob Harraid, Jr., Rumaldo Martin, Catherine Sykora, Doris Cann, and Sarah Rush. 7.21. . dduvuy awe 4 644 QL to RJ: Irene G., Debra B., Diana G., Elma L., Mary Ann E., Elizabeth Fl., Brenda M., Diana R., Delores G., Elsa L., Petra Fl., Dorothy G., Maria R., Melvina S., Cindy J., Elvira H., Henry M., Arlene E., Aurora M., Alma P., Barbara R., Beatrice Fl., Darlene E., Mrs. Harper lSponsorJ. QL to Fil: Elma L., Rumaldo M., Elizabeth R., Mary Elma G., Irene G., Robert H., Diana R., Barbara M., Sally F., Elsa L., Donna T., Patricia R., Chip A., Melissa G., Mary Ann E., Debra B., Melvina S., Arlene E., Mrs. Jackson lSponsorl. W'76f-if 4mi??,4, Z , il ' Ei i ,E . - T I 5 x E .. 5 'Q mem Wm fLeft to Righty: Robert M., Mark K., Derek N., Brian M., Vincent N., Saundra W., Michael S., Paul C., Jeffrey S., Roddie E., Ernest T., Joe H., Henry Z., fSponsorJ Mr. Schafer, Gary N., Sterling B., Gilbert C., Michael T., Robert W. Nora V., Tarvis T., Cindy J., Robert B., Karen P., Terrie W., Alex G., Charles W., Kyle S., Michael S., Christine B., Bob H., Vincent N., Melanie E., Brenda M., Petra R., Tracey M., Tiki G., Lisa B., Saundra W., Monica M., Belinda R., CSponsorJ Mr. Uecker, Skip B., Randy R., Gayle H., Thomas D., Keith H., Albert M., Gerald O., Robert W., fSponsorJ Mr. Goldman, Jeff H., Brian M., Michael T., Keith T., John S., Sterling B., Gary N., Elvis F., Ernest P., Paul C., Mario L., Robert L., Matthew M., Donald H., Rene V., Adolph E., lvan M., Ronald H. cmdf4fdZZaZS4aw,4 ff Bottom to Top lL to Fil: John S., Bob H., Marvin W., Doris C., Petra R., Travis T., Christine B., Darlene S., Melanie E Donna E., Michael G., Debra B., Mary P., Tammy T., Joey T., Elizabeth B., Slyvia K., Kathey L., Fiumaldo M., Felix Fi Katy M., David G., Melissa G., Geneva B., and Elisa H. lL to Rl : Brenda Mendez, Maria Rodriquez, Tina Licerio, Beth Flush, Felix Rubio, Dorothy Gonzales, Aurora Moreno, Diana Rivera, and Darlene Eilers. JS Zia! 1g6efzdence7Zew7 Bottom CL to Fil: Bob H., Lorenzo G., Marvin W., Christine B., Catharine S., Donna E., Biery H., Pat Fi., Maria R., Travis T., Elma L., Sylvia K., Sponsor, Mrs. Whitington, David G., Sarah R., Tracie M., Daren P., Mary P., Clifford K., Felix R., lrene G., Beatrice R., Darlene S., Kathey L., Mary G., Debra B., Rosanna G., Geneva B., and Darlene E. Bottom to Top CL to Flj: Donna E., Elma L., Mary G., Mary Ann E., Bobby C., Petra Fl., Tina L., Diana Ft., Pat L., Christine B., Belinda R., Debra B., Beatrice R., Maria Fi., Anna A., Lisa D., Alma P., Fiumaldo M., lrene G., Albert M., Adolph E., Diana G. saws gh. Rosanna and Diana will laugh at anything. Diana and Beth take a break. Pi . Pose pretty, Saundra. Studious Sylvia. The Christmas party held by the Annual Staff enabled them to take a break from their daily work routine. The staff ex- changed jokes while enjoying cake, cookies, chips, and cokes. The class surprised their sponsor, Mrs. Hudson, with a gold charm holder and two charms. The staff seemed to be in great seasonal spirit! J. 2 Ei 1 HI X weasel! Melissa enjoys her thumb. '4 T 5 ' . I .5 Must have been the cake, Doris Mt., f..-..-.-W- lt's not that bad Diana! Elma's eating it Tiki and Lisa admire Mrs. Hudson's necklace is Stephanie Hill Karen Iones Christy Crocker Myra Ferracci Missy Hester 82 is r., Q X 95+ ss 4 , X NM Mrs. Willis Sponsor A M 4 , -.-..lV,,,3,, s . . s Y - umm 4,5 r K M M2 s. M -1-ff .. Q . f v ssQ M' - s-sQ msfx Q N M V, ,, 'ww A , M J' A -, .. 4 4 -gf 'i,X faf4sa-W-H. .sf 7' 1, .v A if Y ' ..uL-' 1 hmf.A':, ,LV Pep Squad K il 1 I ,. M . H. - I N ,K . . Bonnie Gillespie Mandy Carlisle Mascot Mascot its , - S I r r ,, .,,Xv,,...,L: Q r X , ti Jf -sw M its tx S g rt Q Q t t e President Umie Lewellin Vice-President Scarlett Spears 8 ww X. A, IL... Allen Garrard Tracey Hawes Most Valuable Players Team Captains Harmon Feather Tracey Havves Warren fones Shawna Malloy Best Defensive Players Charles Turner Awards Mike Herrington Elizabeth Spencer lon Butler julie Eubank Most Improved Players Best Offensive Players 87 53 - f1f ,ig IAXQTIIWIIITIIGI 1 EJ VTI377 Q4- rig: 'E Ugg j .1 'U ' ,EA f E3 M f- an ... Mr. and Miss CBS Shawna Malloy and Allen Garrard Most Beautiful and Most Handsome Tracey Hawes lon Butler Tracey Hawes lon Butler O S t A I h I e I i C 3 .MPX Lyle Malloy Tracey Hawes F 5' l v 0 r i I e S kiwi' Lyle Malloy Christy Crocker E i g F h a t v h o r G I r r a e d s e Kevin Byrd StephaniQ Hill N i F n a t V h 0 r G i r 't a e d s john Wong Shawna Malloy e Most School Spirited Tracey Hawes Allen Garrard Most Likely to Succeed Kevin Byrd Umie Lewelling :Ui-2 Pl -7fJI'E'LW QA! Christine and Darlene can make snow? Beth and Doris explain their project to the judges Ssssfswssw 'ss .air Catharine proudly displays her finished project Xxx X X :N -Q Er Geneva just learned her project doesn't work Milne . 'E . ,jjtt gg NX 1 -s L s '5 tif G f 1, it Xu Mary Elma and David are more interested in the refreshments than the Fair The Science Club sponsored their second annual Science Fair for the student body April 28. The students combined their interests, ideas, and knowledge in an effort to develop something or to explain past experiments, Projects for the fair were divided into three categories: educational, ex- perimental, and demonstration. Winners from the dif- ferent categories were: educational - first, Bobby Carnleyg second, Geneva Baumbachg honorable mention, Doris Cann and Beth Rush, experimental - first, Bob Harraid, Jr.g second, David Garza and Travis Tatomg honorable mention, Pat Robles, demonstrations - first, Christine Boedeker and Darlene Schoenerg and second, Felix Rubio. The pur- pose of the fair was to enlighten other students, as well as those participating, on the many interesting areas of science. All of the participants were a vital part of the fair, and their contributions, whether large or small, helped to make it a tremendous success! Geneva Baumbach f 5 Diana Garcia Rosanna Garcia 'Wann S I E sf Christine Boedeker Melanie Elkins NATIONAL HON OR SOCIETY '-. '-..'..: xx V56 is Lorenzo Garza Irene Garcia Mike Green Sylvia King Felix Flubio Micheal Stastny xcefm 77677-l?X2 f l i a Kathey Leonard l Sarah Flush John Sullivan Elma Lopez 4 I r r 11 it-5 I Mah: Darlene Schoener Tammy Targac 775 1 ide Wag L f 9 5 Senior Members: Michael Stastny, Diana Garcia, lrene Garcia, Lorenzo Garza, Felix Rubio, John Sullivan, Elma Lopez, Sylvia King, Geneva Baumbach, Rosanna Garcia, Kathey Leonard, Christine Boedeker, Sarah Rush. Junior Member: Darlene Schoener. Sophomore Members: Tammy Targac, Melanie Elkins, Mike Green. 4 1 51 1' K President: Christine Boedeker, Vice-President: Lorenzo Garza, Secretary: Sylvia King, Treasurer: John Sullivan. initiates: Tammy Targac, Melanie Elkins, Mike Green, Elma Lopez, Geneva Baumbach. Any student with a 90 grade point average from their Freshman year up until the time just before initiation is eligible for induction into the Carl L. DuBose Chapter of the National Honor Society. Before induction the students are rated by a panel of 11 high school teachers. The teachers rate them on three qualities. The qualities are leadership, service, and character with each quality carrying the same weight. donned ae4'7t'4Z6cm Student Council parents take pride in their work. Would anyone care for more pie? Rumaldo says, With Frankie's help everything will get done. E M-r fa as Qgia Q K ax :gi- M-.. K , X Beth and Elisa toast to a great success. He never gets enough to eat, comments Mrs. Kronke. lt's not all that bad. . . Every year the Bloomington High Student Council sponsors a Spaghetti Supper. This year it was held on February 18, 1982 at the B.H.S. Cafeteria. The meat consisted of spaghetti with sauce, batter bread, cole slaw, tea, and pie. Everyone had a good time and enjoyed the me-al. 6 loactdn ifdlw During the week-end of April 29 - May 1, the Student Council members who had earned enough merit points during the 81-82 school year traveled to our state's capital to embark on the State Student Council Convention. The privilege of attending the convention each year is a coveted reward that all Student Council members aspire towards. SAM: Owl' On March 9, 1982, the B.H.S. student body and faculty came to school whoopin' and hollerin' dressed in their best western clothes to participate in the Western Day activities. A Western Show was sponsored by the Student Council and Drama Club. Some of the games included the Stick Horse Race and the Lifesaver Pass. The Annual Miss Cowgirl and Mr. Cowboy Contest was held. Plaques were presented to Petra Rivera and Bob Harriad. Everyone enjoyed the afternoon of 04470 Western entertainment. - i Miss Cowgirl sitting pretty. Travis is thisthereal YOU? Saundra really loves her horse. teamwork. Ernest and Robert show their 47 Bob Harriad finally did it. Mrs. Carter shows us the right way to do it! Roddy is having a really good time. John plays his best for us. Tiki and Tommy strut their stuff. S yum. ails 6 J.. 1 P ' , MT . 5 I gi nigh A 1 is-' ,Q L- H: 1. . 5 . ,gf- HE L L ma U- .. f W -. xx -f quasi' x. 1. . .W ,li 1'5 + --M... 1 ,,, Wh 1 14 w' L x Aw 'S' ' S T l 77614 63645 Wafdd Open glance ln September of 1981, the Bloomington High School Building Trades class began the construction of a three bedroom home for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gladney. Students have worked hard throughout the year and had the house fully completed Cwith the exception of the cabinetsl on May 28, 1982. On May 14, the class and their sponsor, Mr. Gerald Schafer, held an Open House to give the public a chance to view the results. Beautiful work students and Mr. Schafer! CLASS 1 Saundra and Mrs. Gladney talk things over. Mike is proud of their work! 1.023 ttfrtl M . f' Vl- va Q ,rgk QV We . 5, 53 Z .am 1 M' Mr. Schafer is asked to explain. Mike has lots to show you Keith. l 1 FHA girls serve refreshments. . . and. . . register all guests. 105 ' elif!!! if 2 . fc I Q 77614 EAM Brian practices for District Carpentry Contest. Gilbert knows precision counts. A Q t.tt t t AK? , if l I t fig! ' Roddie tries to light up the world! Robert says, This is Fun! Derek didn't know nailing was so hard Enrique plays Sparky Jeff turned into the Hunchback of Notre Dame! MQ 3' 'ui task Saundra wins Fifth place in District Carpentry Contest. Joe tries anything to stay awake. Vincent is between a rock and a hard place. Vti. . , ' i V' , X A Mark looks so enthused, Mike we know you're just posing Q. --M, Ernest takes lessons from Paul. Sterling is the reflection that bad? QEXAS' W Q we sm Outsltanding Rubio - Ch y 'K ce H.E. I, Diana and Felix Ou mhw, English, Art, and Speec Stud ts: Darlene En ? Tammy Targac - English I and nxnubio - Art and A. .. 5 ,, , zL1 l m, 3 . 23.2 ? L121 - Baumbach - NSY W4 Outstanding Athletes: Cecilia Award and 4 Michael 2, 5' King rlene 109 g wing I. 4' utstandin KU! Boedeker , 1, if +sitfQwf , A 1 3 gy .. g X3 1 k .NS 2 CP Ca nn and t Trevino - Spanish Il, Mary Philiips - Shop, 704 ,-4 e 1-f ff f fe Q bl WM Www-1 M, 3' iiimffwfg 1' E7 gyyff, 4 - kkkk as fr, .- f i .l .kth Q 5. I- a,, , 5, X. .3 , i ,st I. .-as A,zL . .. . X Sm r U ,..... s X x s 1 sssi.i +R we-s-,,-s.., - - .i .. 'V if -- its -- . .?g, - . , , :kk , ., ff? r S Q Q5 ti 4 3:5 -' fiilf:-:E ' 1 . ,, :hh , , , . F Y Q e 5 A ,:if- 7 ir .L'i - 2151? is Boy and Girl Who Contributed the Most to Athletics: lrene Garcia and Lorenzo Garza Football: Most Valuable Offensive Player - Adolph Escalante, Basketball: Most Valuable Defensive Player - Adolph Escalante, Hustle Award - Gayle Autry, Most Valuable Defensive Player - Hustle Award - Curtice Brennan, Most Valuable Offensive Player Ernest Pena 1 fr E ? Most Valuable Track Boy: Bobby Carvajal at .is - Bob Harraid Jr. :sr .Ag 3 Most Valuable Defensive Basketball Player - Christine Boedeker, Most Valuable ffensive Volleyball Player - Mary Ann Estrada, Most Valuable Of- fensive Basketball and Defensive Volleyball Player - Irene Garcia Zt.'7..4'. P Journalism: Beth Rush, Lisa Boehm, Tiki Glover, Elma Lopez, Diana Garcia, Syvia King, Rosanna Garcia, Catherine Sykora, Kathey Leonard and Irene Garcia Science: Darlene Schoener, Kathey Leonard, Christine Boedekerg Number Area Contestants: Rosanna Garcia, Ready Writingg Elisa Sensei Rumeldo Maffinr Deborah Vasquez ine' Plefufedl- Afmende Hamilton, Poetry Interpretation: and Lisa Boehm, Editorials Zendeias, Frankie Targacg Typewriting: Melanie Elkins, and Knot picturedj Robert Liserio and Elsa Lopez 6 it N n T ig . A N 3 S5 'ff P -Y 1 R L 2 E V ' ' r xx Q 2 T x 'Q - . t,,,,, . H Y' Spelling: Tammy Targac, Darlene Schoener, Geveva Baumbach, Franlie Targacg Informative Speak- ing: Felix Flubio, Micheal Greene, Knot picture-dig Poetry Interpretation: Elisa Hamilton, Tammy Targac, and Melanie Elkins: Prose Interpretation: Elizabeth Flush, Darlene Eilers, Kathy McKnight fnot picturedj . 3. Irene Garcia 194.5899 CLUBS: FHA 1, 2, Chairman 3, 4 St. Conven. 3, 43 Spanish 2, 3, Treas. 43 GCAME 2, 3, 43 Drill Team 3, 43 Ad Staff 33 Annual Staff 33 Library 3, 43 Stu. Coun., 3, 43 Sec.3 FTA 43 FSA 4. HONORS: Class Pres. 1, 33 Athletics 1, 23 NHS 2, 3, 43 Sensational Soph., M.V.P. Volleyball 3rd Team All-District Basketball: Ms. Jr.3 Most Scholarly JF.: Lettered Volleyball and Basketball 3, 43 3rd Place Regional Featuresg Alt. Girl's State3 Alt. Wash.3 Track Manager 43 UlL Joun. 43 Who's Who 43 Best All-Around 43 Homecoming Princess 43 Football Sweetheart 43 Basketball Sweetheart3 1st Team All- Dist. Volleyball, 2nd Team All-Dist. Basketball. AWARDS: Yrbk. Award 3, Def. Basketball 3, Offense Basketball 4, Defense Volleyball 4, Bill McAfee Award 4, Contributed Most to Athletics 4. 7:14 75 Su. 1. Geneva Baumbach 195.9623 CLUBS: FHA 1, 2, Best Mem., and Pres., 3, 43 FTA 1, 2, 3, Treas. 43 4-H 1, Nat'l Tour Wash. 2, Best Mem., V- Pres., Craft proj. 1, 2, 4 - State, Tx. Congress 33 Thes- pian Pres., 43 Library 2, Ad Staff 3, Features 3, Drama 2, 1-Act 3, 4. HONORS: NHS 4, Who's Who 33 UIL Spell. 4, Volleyball 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, and lettered both 3, 43 UIL Typing and Journ. 33 Valedictorian 43 Yrbk. 33 21st Tx. Energ. Sci. Sym.: UlL Poetry 4th Dist., 2. AWARDS: Optimist and DAR Citizen and Vistron Academ. Awards: FSA 3rd, place 3, 2nd place 43 FTA High Merit 43 Chem., Alge. ll, FFA Speech, Account., Eng., IV, and Physics Awards. 2. Christine Boedeker 195.7451 CLUBS: Stu. Coun., 1, 2, Treas. 3, 43 FFA 1, 2, Sweetheart, St. Ouiz Team 3, Treas., 4, Most Ded. Of- ficer, Radio Broadcast Team 43 4-H 1, 2, 3 Pres., and Tx. Congress3 Reserve Grand Champ Hog 43 Spanish 43 FSA 3, 4, Treas. 1st place3 Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, 1-Act 3, 4. HONORS: Vars. Chrleader 2, Head 3, 43 NHS 2, 3, 4 Pres.: Vars. Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Most Val. Player3 Vars. Track 1, 2, Regional3 Salutatorian. AWARDS: Bill McAfee Award3 Union Carbide Wash., D.C. 33 All Girl's State Alt. 33 Leadership Award, Who's Who 33 History, Geometry, Typing l, Most Spirited, and Best Attitude Awards. 4. Sylvia King 195.6943 CLUBS: GCAME 2, SCOPES 3, 43 FHA 2, Sec., 3, 43 Science 3, 43 FTA 3, 43 Drama 1, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 State3 Ann. Staff 3, Asst. Ed. 4. HONORS: Who's Who 33 Ms. Fresh.3 Beautiful Jr., and Sr.3 Ms. BHS - Most Beautiful3 Vars. Chrleader 33 UIL 3, 43 Stu. Coun., 1, 2, 3 V-Pres., Pres. 43 NHS 2, 3, Sec., 43 Ms. Flame 43 Homecoming Prin. 43 Dist. 1-Act 4. AWARDS: Tx. Achiev. and Vistron Academ, Award E. E. Hatchett, UT Ex-Stud. and United Steelworkers of Amer. Scholarships. 5. Rosanna Garcia 195.8981 CLUBS: FTA 1, 2, 3, V-Pres., 4, Pres.3 Stu. Coun., 2, 3, 4, Sec.3 Band 1, 2, Lib. 3, Sec. 4, Pres., FHA 3, 4, Pres. GCAME 2, 33 FSA 3, 43 Ann. Staff 3, 4 Pic. Ed. HONORS: NHS 2, 3, 43 All-Dist. Band 4, State Solo And Ensemble 2, 43 Who's Who 3, 43 2nd Dist. UlL Readywriting3 Soph. Sec.3 Studious Soph. AWARDS: English land Il Awards3 UT Ex-Stu. and American Business. Assn. Scholarships. 8. Lorenzo Garza t94.000l CLUBS: FFA 23 FFA Regional Ouiz Team Contestant 23 NHS 2, 3 Treas., 4 Vice- Pres.3 FSA 3, 4 Vice-Pres.3 Letterman's 3, 43 Spanish 33 Student Council 3, 43 Freshman Class Pres.3 Senior Class Vice-President. SPORTS: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track. HONORS: Emerald Starr Beau 33 Regional Qualifier in long jump 43 alter- nate in 300 inter. hurdles 43 Basketball Beau 43 2nd Team All-District Cornerback. AWARDS: Typing 23 MVP Track 33 Basketball Hustle 33 Bill McAfee 4. 9. Sarah Rush 193.6365 CLUBS: Student Council 13 Drama 13 FTA 1, Merit Award 2, 3, Merit Award 43 Band and Lib. 1, 2, 3, 43 Dist. Stage Crew 43 Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 43 4-H Council Delegate 1, Sec. 3, Rec. Leader 23 FSA 1. HONORS: lst Band Solo and Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 43 All-Dist. Band 23 Twirler 3, 43 1st rating Twirler3 JV CheerIeader3 Band Sweetheart 43 UIL Typing 1, 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 Ms. BHS 43 Homecoming Princess 43 Who's Who 43 Ms. Senior 4. AWARDS: Band Scholarship: John Phillip Sousa Award3 English II3 Accounting Award 23 Shorthand 23 Typing ll 43 Govt. 43 Citizenship 4, 7. Kathey Leonard f94.021l CLUBS: Band 1, 2, 3 Treas., 4 Pres.3 Drama 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3, 43 GCAME 2, 33 NHS 2, 3 Vice-Pres., 43 FSA 3, 43 FTA 43 Yearbook Staff 33 Ad Staff 3, 43 Sports Writer for Newsletter 33 Sophomore Class Vice-Pres.3 Junior Class Vice-Pres.3 Senior Class Pres. SPORTS: Athletics 1, 2. HONORS: Bluebonnet Girls' State 33 Who's Who 33 Selected to attend Virginia Tech. for Engineering Program 33 1st rating on Ensemble 3, 43 placed 2nd in Editorial Writing 33 UIL Journalism Partici- pant 3, 43 Attend Solo and Ensemble State Contest 43 Most Likely to Succeed 43 Physics UIL Participant 43 Drum Ma- jorette 4. AWARDS: Outstanding History Award. 6. Michael Stastny 194. 1635 CLUBS: NHS 3, 43 FFA 1, 2, 3 Sentinel, 4 Tf63S., FFA Quiz Team Participant, won 1st in Dist., 1st in Area, and ninth in state3 Vica 4 Pres.3 Vica Club Carpentry Con- test Participantg Building Trades 3, Secretary 4. SPORTS: Basketball 1. HONORS: Most Likely to Succeed 43 Boys State Alternate 3. AWARDS: Biology 2, P.E. 23 Building Trades 33 Vo. Ag. 1. 10. Diana Garcia t93.61Ol CLUBS: FHA 1, 2, 3 and 4 Project Chair- man3 GCAME 2, 33 NHS 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 1, 23 Spanish 2 Vice-Pres., attend- ed State Convention, 3 Pres., 43 Lib. 2, 33 Annual Staff 3, Newspaper Staff Editor and 4 Picture Editor3 Freshman Class Secretary, AWARDS: 1980-82 Yearbook Award3 1980-82 UlL Feature Writing Participant. 13. Beatrice Rivera 490.875 CLUBS: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA 2, 4: FSA 3, 4: Spanish club 4: and Statistician tor J.V. and Varsity Basketball Team 1981-82. 11. Felix Rubio 192.8645 CLUBS: NHS 3, 4: FFA 1, 2: GCAME 2, 3, 4. HONORS: Outstanding Science Student for 1982: Mr. Irresistible for 1982: Let- tered in Speech in 1982: UIL informative Speaking Participant for 1982. AWARDS: Gardening Award for 1978- 79: Demonstration placed second in the 1982 Science Fair: Best ot Show in the 1982 Art Exhibition: Art award: Chemistry award: Service award: Best Speech I student: Who's Who Among American High School Students: Texas Chemical Council Award. 12. Elma Lopez 191.3705 CLUBS: FHA 1, 2, 3 Treasurer, 4 Recrea- tion Chairman: FTA 2, 4: FSA 4: GCAME 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3 Sergeant-at- Arms, 4: Library Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary: NHS 4, Student Council 4: 4-H 1, 2: An- nual Staff 3, 4 Typist and Newspaper staff writer: Ad Statf 3, 4: Pep Squad 1, 2: Emerald Starr 3, 4 Lieutenant. SPORTS: Volleyball 1, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 3. HONORS: UIL Feature Writing Partici- pant for 3, 4: Outstanding Pep Squad Member 2: Outstanding Emerald Staff Member 4: 1982 Homecoming Princess. AWARDS: Science 1978-79: Yearbook 1980-81: M.V.P. Hustle Award 4: General Shop 1980-81: Best Athletic Sportsman- ship Award. 14 John Sullivan 189.965 CLUBS: Drama Club 1, 2, 3 Reporter, 4 President: FTA 1, 2, 3, 4 Reporter: FSA 2, 3: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: NHS 2, 3: Student Council 2: Thespian Society 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Football 1, varsity 2, 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, varsity 3, 4: Letterman's club 2, 3, 4. AWARD: Placed 9th in state Quiz Team in 1978-79. 15. Catherine Sykora tae. 1675 CLUBS: FTA 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, 3: FSA 3, 4: FHA 3: Spanish club 2: Annual Statf 3, 4: Editor and photographer. HONORS: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4. IGH SCH 00L an e -zfeeagus Where are you leading them Mark?? Elma counts the days Felix prays humbly Curtis lends a hand in last minute preparations Sarah fixes her cap nn Kathey and Alex pray to be let in Beth don't worry, you'Il make it!!! Keep praying Eddie and maybe you'II make it!!! Petra puts forth her best foot Senior sing proudly! Sylvia and Beatrice gossip before mass ls this PauI??'? 7 7064? The cat that ate the rat Like the attention Geneva'P'7'P Guest speaker: Mr. Tony Gordon Looks like you made it alter all Sterling! fl L 1 . X , tf s , A Don't look so sad. On May 28, the graduating class of 1982 held its commencement ex- ercises. Guest Speaker, Mr. Tony Gordon, spoke on goals, achievements, and positive at- titudes. Many scholarships and awards were given to outstanding Seniors. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '82 71 70641 S .,.e,wm Q o A ft it QQQAA Saundra posing for picture. . . Finger licking good. . . i 3 , 1 3-outlaws Fudge listens well S-M-I-L-E .t iiiii t W we Mark wonders where the zz's are coming from. . . Seniors in action. . . Enjoying yourself? Pay Attention, Saundra. togetherness. . . Surprise, Suprisel The posse's ready to ridel 3 5 Q H , if ' ZJA' . . Q H . ' g f ' :fill ',6ffV5 ' QCII 5322 4, i A . Ia :TW , 11177 f THU! W ll TEXAS LIQUID VICTORIA FARM EQUIPMENT FERTILIZER C0 INC John Stockbauer Jr. 2501 Callis St. Johnny Kusak Victoria, TX Rueben E. Laza 573-2497 Da Costa Bus: 5121578-8445 Specializing in Farm and Ranch Fencing No Job Too Large or Too Small I512I 573-9097 3-B FENCING NORTHSIDE AUTO 1512i 897-1546 SUPPLY P-0- BOX 163 3508 Sam Houston Drive Victoria, TX Hubert Bell Placedo, Texas Buuders and gevelopers 1411 Port Lavaca Drive Richard Cisneros . . . Victoria, Texas 77901 President 576-2532 15421 575-8943 Victoria, Texas FESCO, INC- GOODLE-QIAEERVICE Petroleum Engmeers A Division ofthe Goodyear Tire and Rubber David Marsh 575-7533 Company - - 575-6387 Manager vlctona' Texas 2905 N. Laurent Victoria, TX We'd Like to Be Your Bank FIRST ST TE PORT LAVACA. TEXAS Memoefrowc ?:.S.w':Q2:1 P-0.852322 V'CT0H'A BEAWNG oc mg If n. IC orla, ex. 81 INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY MARTIN 81 TURNER INC. INSURANCE AGENCY, 1103 N- Navarro Distributors - Gulf Coast Area P.C. Bearings, Seals, Belts 24 H S ' Dan Martin Dale Turner 2:1 jrvlce Res. 15121578-1223 Res. l512l 573-3837 Q512, 575-7473 Day gr Night GULF BOLT 81 SCREW Fastener - Distributor LIGHTFOOT BUILDING Bolts All Thread Washers C O M PA N Y Nuts B-7 Studs Stainless Zgfws 2-H Nuts Socket Prod. Residential 512-575-6441 V L'9ht - 1708 N. wheeler si. .33 5 C0mme'C'a' 5 F 901 Sam Houston Dr. I'i .mum 'Ln S Victoria, Texas N 3 A I ' Victoria, i ' 77901 ' Texas VICTORIA SADDLE SHOP 306 W. Rio Grande Saddles j- 5' Billfolds sill, N Boots f Belts 0 Saddle Repair General 4512, 575-4282 Leatherwork and Riding Equipment Butch Fancher Chuck Gibbons ZALES The Diamond Store 245 Calhoun Plaza 552-7521 Mgr. Clay Watson 149 Victoria Mall 576-3126 Mgr. John Parton 2904 N. Laurent Victoria, Texas 575-4521 Mgr. Billy Springer VIC-CAL GRAIN CO. P.O. Box 84 Placedo, T 77977 Phone: 897-631 1 CANALES SERVICE STATIO N S Bloomington Road, Victoria 3208 N. Navarro, Victoria C nales Auto Sales Placed I R I dS kB PI CANTU'S QUICK STOP SERVICE STATION 81 J0E,5 GRQCERY GROC. 3, SERVICE STATION tBeer, Ice, Soft Drinks, B.B.Q., Snowcones, Cigarettes! 503 Placedo Hwy. BI mington, T 897 1579 Farm Road 616 Placedo, Tex. 897-1222 0 M d lvl R y c 1 d D James Mclntyre 24 Hr. Service VICTORIA WELDING 81 OIL TOCL SERVICE, INC. Applicators of Tungsten Carbide Rt. 2, Box 128J Victoria, Texas 77901 t512l 575-8402 Pager - 576-7130 CRANFILL ELECTRIC CO. Residential - Commercial Industrial Evenings and Weekends 108 W. 3rd Bloomington Ph. 897-1891 Kenneth Cranlill Operator and Owner E Licensed Electrician 'M . xx l l Master CD CITY PLBG. SUPPLY OF VICTORIA, INC. Box 2665 VICTORIA PLUMBING A- INC. 0 5 6:.:::,:: m gfgfssati I I 575-6478 WESTERN AUTO Associate Store Home-Owned Lamar Mark Collins 108 North Liberty - Phone: 573-4911 Victoria, Texas 77901 lConvenient-Credit Availablel SLUMBERLAND Bed and Bath Boutique 2902 N. Laurent Phone 575-3791 - Victoria CHUBBY'S COUNTRY STORE Congratulations Highway 185 Victoria, Tex. Always Quality Merchandise IAQ? 1 NWT 215 s. Bridge sf. 575-1487 lgnffg ' Groceriesand Recreation!! LAURE NT HARDWARE 1504 Laurent Phone: 576-3197 111 - 2604 Pt. Lavaca Drive 578-3596 L 81 S AUTO SUPPLY fr '- Quality Hardware and More!!! lDiscount on all Partsl Victoria, Texas 112 - 1212 West Moody 578-9934 Compliments of: VICTORIA CLEARINGHOUSE ASSOCIATION Bobby Shafer Dean Shafer QHBIUII1 5 ORf,NgfG6O0'5 X 512-51a-9936 2310 N. Navarro Men and Boys 512-578-6621 Victoria, Texas 77901 Tots to Teens K'MART Infants Juniors Boys Girls Congratulations Seniors Victoria, Texas Congratulations Seniors Servic: Town ,LEO li Ca feriflg .gzerllilie Cgaxgxrjis 1-'13 Il I Out of Town at-, by D A g BIB-QRS Steak -' Sfamod S Anniversaries cocktans Wedding Receptions AND FEEDLOT 2106 Port Lavaca Hwy. Phone: Victoria, Texas 77901 578-9381 or 575-3031 Owned By: Leo Anderson THE BULLET HOLE GUNSHOP 3311 N. Navarro Victoria, Texas 77901 Guns and Accrs. - Reloading - Black Powder p Archery - Pellet and Air Guns Paul Wauson - 0wnerlGunsmith 7 COMPLETE FLORAL 8. RENTAL SERVICE 504 ,. Q I I! -g hd, 0 N iIifQ1'w' CQuzLu'1 5 Qfozaf 2002 ciflfll Bm goufan Qjicfozia, Ux. Q36 - 575-7137 DECORATIONS FOR WEDDINGS BABY SHOWERS 81 PARTIES ,,Anything,, 512-573-5471 That Professional Wkdys. -I Shoots Gunsmithing 9:00-6:00 Sat. - 9:30-5:00 Best Wishes KLOESEL CLEANERS 3802 N. Laurent Victoria, Texas Phone: 573-4231 77901 60101 TRY RADIO CLAY'S APPAREL .1-':'4,,i bi, Jfllffgigit-,, 711:-32.5-I vi r --Msg.,-555 ...I -, . Women's Apparel Classic Fashions I Curtis Clay 3 Delores Clay 1307 E. Airlineg 512-578-8072 Victoria, Tex. 779011 If Compliments of CO FARMER FIRESTONE Retail Stores Official State Inspection Stations 201 W. Rio Grande 2809 W. Laurent Truck Tire Center .205 W. Rio Grande 576-4141 Congratulations Seniors xsrdma .. n nu x... . 1: alll 2 3 Locations . , ' 2215 E. Lone Tree na. .... 1302 Crestwood The best pizza in town. 701 s. Moody f i Victoria, Texas 3706 Navarro Office Alvin A. Wynn Victoria 897-1 1 12 Phone: 573-2412 , FLQHERS , SH, , vlcTon1A Nunsrsnv 'lil' ---- --wif 2302 N. Main 573-6671 Victoria, Texas 77901 Owners: Mike and Roxy Warner A. M. WYNN 81 SONS INC. P.O. Box 38 Bloomington, Texas 77951 Lease Crews Backhoe Sandblasting and Painting Grande Sl. ESTRADA'S COMMUNITY STORE Open 7 days - 6:30-10:30 p.m. Placedo, Texas Owned and Operated by: Estrada's Family ,l-. f I BQOGERS PPHARIVIACYT y In Mockingbird Plaza 1209 Mockingbird THE MEDICINE MAN He Can Save You Moneyl Senior Citizen Discount Generics - PCS - Wellare Gifts Greeting Cards Q Q o o H W 9 Sick Room Supplies Delivery 578-3521 129 VICTORIA IMPLEMENT COMPANY South Loop 175 6123575 7331 P.O. Drawer 1998 Jon, Dun Victoria, Texas 77901 Phone 15121 578-1571 TOLL'S AUTO SERVICE - cmvauaeroe a. TUNEWUP specmusr Tornrny Kline ,M ALTERNATOR, STARTERS En BRAKES Office: 512-578-2952 Lid-C0-f Res-2512-518-6644 NATHAN TOLL 701 EAST JUAN LINN Loop 175 EN O VICTORIA TEXAS 77901 P.O. Box 2485, Victoria T CD' axe . . . IVIICJFUIRIIPI .- 042 Happiness is . . . Patrick Ford , 16660 1411 Airline, Viclxazlaager I Featuring Red cross and cobbies Shoes 2810 Port Lavaca Highway Victoria, Texas 77901 45121 s1e-s1o1 VAUGHN'S GUARANTEE SHOE STORE T-V- SALES 3- SERVICE 832 W. Main Phone: Port Lavaca, Texas 512-552-3131 Viking Mall 552-3354 Port Lavaca, Tex. 77979 Quality Shoes for the Entire Family! MCFARLANE OIL COMPANY, I INC. P.O. Box 268 Placedo, Texas 77977 LESLIE 81 WOODROW MONTAG MONTAG FOOD INC. 1606 N. Navarro Victoria, Texas 77901 130 ESTABLISHED IN 1902 P.O. Box 2488 Victoria, Texas 77902 Telephone: I512I 573-9121 LEONARD KOVAR FORD Tel: 512-578-3605 COMPANY 5 S P.O. BOX 1130 M.J. Harwood Co., Inc. Victoria' Texas 77902 Your Jewelry Headquarters ' VOIKSWHQOH 578-2888 Open Early no Late Lincoln Mercury Y f 7 Days H Week ff HI-Lo J L . ---F WALT NICOL Auro SUPPLY 5101 N. Navarro 15121575-7424 Victoria, Tex. Victoria, Texas 77901 3402 N- Na ' 77901 3 A H 'QP OF CO M M ERCE f gh I U 1900 North Laurent it 2202 N, Ngyafrg Victoria, Texas 77901 4' Victoria, Texas i512i 575-4574 3305 N. Ben Jordan 2101 E. Lone Tree Rd. -1 573-5712 575-1827 SL 'A X - Afggggj? Q MRS L fe 7 f fe: ' A-' nfvs - f ' 7 ' ' iff he Triangl - Cleaners Baked With Family Pride 1008 N. Laurent 3208 B Sam Houston Victoria 573-0844 Phone: 573-3234 JACKSON Pl-loTocnAPHv B'T5 81 SADDLES Where Photography Meets Art w t 575 2046 M t da h 224 w. Main Pt. Lavaca, Tex. 552-2935 522,22 p.,c,Q.,, Tex, ar ifting 0 n Arabian P.O. Box 347 Port Lavaca, Tex. 2 ' 0 am 4, 1.-. f i-3222 ZALES 1 ' 'if f' Men S Fashions The Diamond Store 2523 N. LAUQEN1' Ph0l'le 512-552-7521 512 - 573-6421 vlc'roRlA. TEXAS 77901 245 C8lh0Ul1 Plala Port Lavaca, TX 77979 131 X X MANNING DODGE BETTWS CAFE . Owned and Operated by: 900 N. Highway 35 Po Lavaca' Texas 204 She le B227-gszgler Blo 'n 1 n Phone 552-7471 P V 4512, 897-1443 om' 9 0 , DEAN TRUMAN VAN 81 SASSMAN S OFFICE STORAGE X, SUPP'-V tAIlied A entl 102 N. Main 575-0277 1507 N- Ben Jordan Victoria, Texas 77901 -I: he Complete Pet Supplies ip ' 3 - Birds Freshwater and Marine Fish LUMBER COMPANY 901 East Juan Linn Phone 573-4325 Victoria, Texas 77901 313 E- Ri0 Grande Victoria, Texas Better Groceries X51 MWA HE 'Xxx LESLIE Foon , STCRE P.0. Box 36 Phone 897-1411 Bloomington, TX BILL'S GULF SERVICE Second and Shepley Sts. Bloomington, Texas 77951 Flats Fixed Batteries Tires Ice GULF TRUCK AND TRACTOR CO. I 2605 Port Lavaca Drive Victoria, Texas 575-1481 ZAC LENTZ HARDWARE HARDWARE STORES -SQ 'Z 304 N. Navarro Victoria, Texas WESTERN WORLD Everything for the Horse and Horseman -Tony Lama, Nocona and Wrangler Boots -Resistol and American Hats -Wrangler and Levi Jeans -Panhandle Slim and Wrangler Shirts -Tex Tan Saddles and Tack Open Mon.-Sat. 9-6 Thursday 9-9 4102 N. Navarro 573-6551 LYDIA V. ESPINOSA the Computer Place 512-578-6396 507 E. Commercial Box 2571 573-4334 Victoria, Texas 77902 McADAMS FLORAL 1107 E. Red River Victoria, Texas 0 575-2307 SOUTH TEXAS SAVINGS 1205 North Navarro - Post Office Box 2118 - Victoria, Texas 77901 - Telephone 15121 573-5241 ,names E. Blair President Branches: Hallettsville Yorktown Sinton Cuero Port Lavaca 2nd and La Grange E. Main at Church 311 West Sinton Street 102 East Main 302 North Virginia 798-3927 564-2171 364-1261 275-6636 552-7411 1512, 573 3271 EAST END LUMBER C0 BuIlding Materials ' Home Building Jack Hamilton 302 N. Hummel 1810 N Navarro Owner Victoria, Texas 77901 2005 Lawndale ,,,,,,,, K Victoria Texas F 7790l THE APOTHECARY Phone f5'23 ,A 578-457I VICTORIA TEACHING a OFFICE SUPPLY, INC Stove Brashear Congratulations Semors' From: ANNUAL STAFF CITY PEST 81 TERMITE CO. Scientific Pest and Termite Control Roaches Rodents Ants Silverfish Scorpions Fly Control Bird Control Smoke and Odor Control Tree and Lawn Service For Best Results Call Jack Bourland Free Inspection 573 9936 712 E Red River VIctorIa I H wwvms- R 8' R PRINTING 230 W. Main En M ,A Phone 575-4791 Lo by Ph 552-7479 A B C PLAN LOANS Res' and relax' ind Danny Urbano Loans Elizabeth Estrada leave all yOUf pflhflhg Manager Signature - Furniture - Auto Asst. Manager needs to us. 305 N- Main Exclusive Designs V'c'0'ia' Texas , , WAYNE CURLY GILBREATH L All Business Forms NCR Bumper Stickers E Business Cards Brochures T I Wedding Invitations Books and Etc. Satellite Manager v A . . Tide Products, Inc. Victoria Res. 573-7947 V Owners: Marian and Frank Hilscher placedo, Texas Bus. 897-1441 SKYMASTER TRAVEL INC. CAP AUTO PARTS AND MACHINE SHOP souTH TExAs Limousine sEnvlcE ' F0f9i9n ' TFHCIOI' Debbie Hamilton - Domestic - Industrial Manager, Branch Office e Trucks . Diesel 2006 N. Navarro St., Victoria, Tex. 1595 N, Navarro C5123 576-1145 Victoria 1005 N. Virginia, Port Lavaca, Tex. l 2 I' 8 I' O U 1 l PHOTOGRAPHY Photographic Craftsman Master of Photography ues . Congratulations BUGMOBILES . TEXAS SANITATION CO., INC. Scientific Pest and Termite Control 2305 N. Laurent Les Meis Victoria, Texas 77901 Q 5121575-6401 135 NEISSER BLACKSMITH AND WELDING Adolph Neiseer Rt. 2, Box 152A 573-4085 Victoria, TX ZARSKY LUMBER COMPANY Building and Oil Field Material P.O. Box 2527 - A.C. 512-573-2479 Victoria, Texas 77901 Oven DUANE COOK A Q i 24 Hours Broker - Owner my up u I 7 DSYS Ren cmpera -Week P.O. BOX 2661 8 502 Mockingbird Victoria, Tex. 77901 Located at 1309 E. Red River Bus. 15121578-2958 at the Intersection Bus. 15121 578-1128 of Laurent St. HELDT BROS, TRUCKS JOHN DODD PHARMACY John L. D0dd R. Ph. 1202 N. Virginia Port Lavaca, Texas Ph. 552-2941 ' ' X N X ff, sg 4,0 50 Years of Service X40 'f' 1931-1981 1901 N. Laurent Phone 515-472s Victoria, Texas 77901 I STOCKTON OFFICE MACHINES A Phono: AIC 552-2412 Sales, Service, Rentals, 5 5 . 5524707 and Furnnure - COASTAL REFFIIGERATION - Joe Stockton 8205 lflallelsville Hwy. 824 Hwy- 35 BPP859 Dial 573-7936 Victoria, Texas Port LBVBCB, TUX- 77979 ARNOLD V. H. Arnold By: TV 3, AppLlANCE P d FLORAL Laverne Everitt. Victoria, Texas 578-1503 ARTS Phone 5735314 . 'Q F . .. , ' ', . Sf., . ., M ,, - W - K' Q- A ff , ., 5, ., ik.. , . in Z Ny, 1 is if , L '74 'W' ' if Ag if ? HA ,, 1- ,. Mn A 1 +754-uf' Ab fy' Q fp 5-Q 'ip 3 Env x 4 1 ' Ei. . , ' ,-? -375,-34E'f5.. -'L L'-15 Q? 3 ,,-if 1 1 ' -1.. 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