Burnet High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Burnet, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1988 volume:

Volume XXXI RNBT HIGH ESI PS’HTOttf'fcTi Burnet, Texas 1938 50 Years Celebrating the Building of Buchanan Dam Photo by Kelly Wilbourn 1988 Photo by Kelly Wilbourn HARVEST FESTIVAL ■ 1987 KING AND QUEEN Bubba Riley Bonnie Greenlees Senior Nominees Junior Nominees Sophomore Nominees Freshman Nominees Bubba Riley Travis Cravey Raymond KilJebrew Mike Choate Bonnie Greenlees Rachel Morris Shelly Brinkley Dana Short ■ HfiKUtb i rtbilUHL COUK’i PROGRAM Welcome Chris Black Master of Ceremonies You Are My Music, You Are My Song” “Somewhere Out There” Burnet High School Choir Introduction of Royalty Honor Guard Court This Is It’ Karate” Burnet Highlandettes Unified Tae Kwan-Do Crowning of Harvest Festival Prince and Prin- cess Pretenders” Fitness Unlimited Jazz Group Looking 4 a New Love” Roscoe Scott and Mitchell Maxwell Crowning of Harvest Festival King and Queen It’s Beginning to Look Alot Like Christmas Bluebonnet Belles My Country Tis of Thee Audience and Roy- alty BHS CHOIR Prince and Princess Jeff Rojas Joanne Morin HOMECOMING 87 Sunny Riley — Nominee Angela Stark — Nominee Michelle Solsbery — Nominee Mitzi Williams — Nominee Christi Smith — Band Sweetheart Melinda Gholson Football Sweetheart Mitzi crowned by Mona Clendennen Barnett Mitzi Williams — 1987 Homecoming Queen Dale hugs Christi The football captains congratulate Melinda The Homecoming Court 6 Custodians Aurther Problems Culley?! Snack Bar Ladies Who? — Delean! Highlandettes at Harvest Festival Bulldog Spirit Seniors 14 16A Texas Public EBchaol IDeeh □PEN HDU5E George T. Wright Superintendent This country has now endured for over 200 years. Government has changed considerably over those 200 plus years. So has public schools education. Today, every politician or politician-to-be spouts his or her own brand of education reform. We have — today — many overnight education specialists. However, at least most people have come to recognize the importance of education and have started to demand that government put as much energy and money into educating our future citizens as it has been putting into excessive welfare and political “pork-barrel” programs. After 200 years of refinement there are still many contradictions in this society of ours. It’s not unusual — for example — for the guilty to walk away from a crime penalty free — often based on some sort of enlightened ultra-liberal quirk in the law. But, somehow, even inequities seem to work themselves out given enough time. All we really need to meet our educational and citizen goals for the year 2000 — only 12 years from now — are more competent citizens, more knowledgeable citizens, more educated citizens and a good old fashion work ethic. Given these things — all the dreams of educational improvement will fall into place. George T. Wright Bonnie Fawcett, Secretary; Mary Williams, Bookkeeper; Sheryl Read, Bookkeeper. Dane Kerns Vice-Principal To the Right: Pete Wisener, Member; Pat Baker, Vice-President; Barney Baker, President; George T Wright. Superintendent; Gene Eddings, Busi- ness and Finance; Dr. Mike Matthews, Secretary; Beth Didway. Member; Camm Lary, Jr.. Member; Esther Warden, Member. Lonnie Seipp Principal Congratulations to the annual staff and Mrs. Smith for their dedication and hard work in the preparation of this year’s annual. I am very proud of the attitude of the students and faculty at BHS. I hope everyone will benefit from their time spent here in preparation for the future. Thanks to all for making this such a great place to work. Lonnie Seipp My wife and I are pleased that we made the decision to move to Burnet. The people in the town and the school system make it a great place to work. I would like to commend the faculty and students of Burnet High School for their hard work and accomplishments this year. I would also like to wish everyone luck and happiness in the future. Dane Kerns 17 ‘i Roy Berryhill — Tom Blasienz — Resource Britt Block — Drama; Julie Collins — Health; Ath.; Roger Daugherty — Chem. Chris Ferguson — Eng. I, Choir Band; BM SHSd Eng.; Content Mastery; BS Speech; BETC; BA CJTHonors; Major, Minor A M; Sr. Spon (H); Phy. Sci.: BS ASM; Jr. (H); Eng. Ill; Drama; (JIL; BA TA I: Jr. Spon Fresh. Spon. Spon. TSU; Sr. Spon. Margaret Fry — Eng. I; Eng Toni Garner — Librarian; Emma Jewel Goodwin — Amy Grant — Geom.; Inf. Rodger Grant — Ag Coop, Richard Grill — Ag Sci. Ag H; Eng. IV; BS SFA Fresh BAT. Minors SHSU HECE; Fam. Living; House; Geom.; Cak.; BS TTCJ; Student Ag Sci II. Ill; Ag Mech; BS Mech.; BS SWTSU; Soph. Spon : NHS Spon Child Dev.; Cons Ed. BS SWT Council Spon TSU, Soph. Spon.; FFA Spon. Spon.; FFA Spon SO; Soph. Spon ; FHA Spon. Walter Gutzler — ISS; BS. Theresa Ham — Alg II; Pre Bill Johnson — Alg II; Phys- Carolyn Johnson — Eng. Ill Cecilia Kasparek — Coun Diane Lillard — OE Aide Masters SHSU Alg ; Comp Math; BS SWTSU; ics; Drafting; BBA TA I; Soph (H); CLA III. BS HTSU; Soph selor; BA. Teaching Certifies Fresh Spon. Spon. Spon. lion. Masters SWTSU 18 Garland Lovelance — Cons. Math; Drafting; BS L(J; MED SPA; Sr. Spon. Billy Masslnngill — W. Geo.; A. History; BS, MS TSU; Soph Spon.; Ath. Spon. Rodney McGee — Health; Phy. Ed.; Ath.; BAT SHSU; Jr. Spon.; FCA Spon. Karen Mohan — Resource; BS UT, Soph. Spon.. Cheer- leader Spon. Michael North — Phy. Sci., Ath.; BS UT; Soph. Spon.; FCA Span. Candy Olson — Phy. Ed.; Ath.; Health; BAT SHSCI; Fresh. Spon. Lewis Phelps — Band; BM, Ann Price — Eng. I; Spanish Adele Quintana — Alg. I; Mike Quintana — Ath. Dir.; Jill Rlngstaff — Comp. Tooky Roberta — Registrar- MM HTSU; Sr. Spon. I; BA, Masters SWTSU; Sr. FOM; BS. Minor ASU; Certi Head Football Coach; BS. Mi Math; Trig.; Pre-Cal; OIL; BS. Teachers Aide; Assoc M Jr Spon. flcation Math. SWTSCI; Fresh, nor. Dr. ASU Masters UT; Sr. Spon College; Cheerleader CoSpon Spon. Suzanne 8chule — Eng. II, Albert J. 8mith — Intro. Judy 8mith — Secretary; BS (H); CLA II; Dance; V. JV Drill Bio.. Phy. Sci.; BS SRU UT Team BS UT; Sr. Sp.; High- landette Sp.; JV Drill Team Sp. Margaret Smith — Typ.; Pam Smith — VAC; Resource Susan Stewart — Bio.. (H); Acctg ; Yearbook; CIIL; BBA Math; Content Mastery; BA BS TTU; MED ASU; Jr. Spon. BU; MBA UT; Sr Spon TSU; Masters SWTSU; Fresh. Spon. Jay Templeton — Eng. I; Span. I; Swim Team Coach; BA HSU; Jr. Spon Mike Walzcl — W History. Ath.; BS HPU; Jr. Spon Cindy Weston — Art; Ath.. BS SRU; Secondary Art De- gree SRU: Soph Spon Minnie Mae Whyburn — F N; Hmk I; C T; OE; BS MHBU; Fresh Spon : FFA Spon. Don Yager — ECO-FE; BS. Minor MTSU: MPS AU; Fresh Spon Carolyn Young — Off. Pro; Typ. I; Wd. Proc ; VOE Co-op; BS. MA SRU: Jr. Spon 19 Above: William Miller. Below: Adele Quintana, Dorthy Steadman, Sherrie Ferguson. Above: L Io R: Billie Taylor, Cathy Reed. Nelda Tinny, Shirley Warwick, Sherrie Ferguson, Ernestine Baker, Dorthy Steadman, Valetta Gailand. Mot Pictured: Mildred Love, Wanda Box. Food Service Office explodes some popular misconceptions about food: 1. Fish is brain food. No one has yet proved the theory that food high in protein make the mind more alert. But fish is low in fat, so it may be a heart healthy food. 2. Eating carrots improve eyesight. Not so. Carrots contain vitamin A, needed by eye tissues, but vitamin A can’t improve vision. 3. Garlic lowers blood pressure. Eating 8 to 10 cloves of garlic each day for several weeks might lower cholesterol and triglyceride levels, but think what this would do to your social life. 4. Brown eggs are superior to white. No nutritional difference. 5. An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Would that it were true. 6. Vitamin C cures colds. Not proven. 7. Starchy foods are fattening. Not true. A small baked potato contains fewer than 100 calories, but watch the butter. 8. Athletes require huge amounts of protein. Only those involved in aerobics, and not much even then. Excess protein turns into fat, not muscle. 9. Chocolate aggravates acne. Only if there is a food allergy. 10. Afternoon fatigue is a sign of hypoglycemia. The fact that a candy bar in the afternoon picks you up is no sign of disease. We appreciate your participation in the Cafeteria, Snack Bar and Salad Bar. Cathy Reed, Ernestine Baker, Nelda Tinney, Valleta Gailand, Billie Taylor, Sherrie Ferguson, Dorothy Steadman, Shirley Warwick, Mildred Love, Wanda Box and Gene Van Horn. Right: Donna Da- vis, Maxine Hous- ton. 20 00 00 CD CD CD 03 CD CO 00 00 CD CD CD 03 CD CO 22 Shawn AI herding Jim Benton Anna Bergenstrahle Allen Ami don Renee Atkison Raymond Baladez Joey Tuten. Treasurer; Clay Fancher, Vice President; Valerie Valadez. Secretary; Steven D. Salinas, President. Dana Allen Sarah Arellano Laura Atkison Krystal Benson Shannon Barksdale Chris Black Henrik Bergman Monti Brunson Melissa Burton Leivis Bristow Lee Brumm Holly Chiles Rod Corbin Steve Choate jonathan Clark Linnie Copeland Stephaney Cox Darrell Crain Michael Culler Tiffany Curbo Michael Davenport Randy Denton Raven Donica CO CD CD CD CD CO 00 00 CO CD CD CD CD CD 00 00 23 00 00 CD co co cd CD 0D 00 00 CD Clay Fattcher Sonja Fisher CO CO CS Melinda Gholson Eric Eckert Stacia Edwards Logan Faris Steven Fisher Rebecca Franklin Glen Gilmore Bonnie Greenlees Wendy Ellett Paul Fickle Nathan Fry fudy Guzman 24 Tommy Hairgrove Carol Hall John Hardin Coley Harned CO CD Todd Harris jean Hernandez Larry Hullum Felicia Johnson ( hristy konarik Anftie Jackson Janell Jowers Dean Luedke Tonya Haynes Will Houston David Johns John Kay Laura Holley Rick lohnson Kevin Kennedy Linda McDonald CD (f) CD CD 00 00 CO CD CD CD CD CO 00 00 25 00 00 CD CO CD 03 CD CO 00 00 CD CD CD 03 CD CO 26 Michael McElroy Cathy Mata Charlie Mills Dale Myers Julie Paugh n Gary McFarland David Melancon Forrest Mize Kandie Owens Christie McHam Tammy Melancon Michelle Mosley Eric Phillips Jason Martin Scott Murrell Tom Pongratz Steven . Salinas Christi Smith Randy Reavis Robert Register Brett Russell Alan Rutherford Emily Shannon Stephen Shaw Henry Snow Michelle Solsbery £. E. Bubba Riley, Jr. Steven D. Salinas Barbara Schreiber Jennifer Shelburn Angela Stark CO CD £ co co co 00 00 CO CD CO CO CD 00 00 27 00 00 CJ) co C0 CD CD 00 00 CD CO CO CD CD CO 28 Shereen Steele Russell Tippie Tammy Waller Kandi Willard Tammy Wilson Joey Tuten Lori Warwick Shawn Willett Phil Wooldridge Kimberly Tar la Valerie Valadez Teresa Watkins Jeriann Williams Bill Worrell Mitzi Williams Lyle Wright SENIOR CLASS . . . looking back over the years — the times have changed Kindergarten Fourth Grade Fifth Grade SENIOR PROM 1988 HEY D. Allen L. Atkison R. Atkison R. Bradshaw J. Bur son M. Burton K. Benson J. Benton A. Bergenstrahle J. L. Canady H. Chiles S. Choate i V IV-V k R. Corbin S. Cox M. Culler T. Curbo R. Denton E. Eckert S. Edwards A. Ellett W. Ellett L. Faris F. Felan P. Fickle S. Fisher R. Franklin M. Gholson G. Gilmore B. Greenlees J. Guzman V Ir BABY! C. Rhoads B S Riley J. Shelburn C. Smith A. Rutherford M. Solsbery R. Tippie J. Tuten L. Warwik T. Watkins S. Welch SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS 9K«wn AJberriing — Football (9); District Champs Football (10-12); Varsity 2nd Team All-District Defensive End (II); 1st Team All-District Defensive End (12); All-Centex De- fensive Line (12); All-State Defensive Line (12); Basketball (9); Basketball (10); Junior Varsity; District Champs; Bas- ketball (11-12); Varsity; 2 Years All-District Honorable Mention; Track (9-12): Class Officer (9-10). Dana Allen — Tennis (9-11); Volleyball Mgr. (10-11); Spanish Club (9-11); FCA (10-11); MVP Tennis (11); Who's Who of American High School Students (12); A-B Honor Roll (12). Myra Allen — Drama (9): FCA (9): Hlghlandette (9-12); Best Fresh, in Highlandettes (9); 1st Lieutenant (11); 1st Div. Solo (11); 2nd in 3A State (12); A-B Honor Roll (12). Doyle Amidon — Band (9-12); Ag (9-11). Sarah Arellano — VAC (11-12). Laura Aficieoo — VOE (12); FHA(12); Key Club(11);OEA (12). Renee Afkieon — Highlandettes (9-10); FCA (9-11); Key Club (9-11); OEA (12). Raymond Baledez — Baseball (10-12); FFA |£-12 ; Track (11); Top Ag-Mechanics Award (12). 9hannor Barksdale — Football (9-12); All Dist (11); ball (9-10); All Dist. (10); Basketball (9-10); Class Favorit% (9-10); Most Handsome (11-12); World Geograph HM Award (12). Kryatel Benson — Drama Club (9); Spanish FHA-Treas. (12); NHS (12); Annual Staff (12); J Roll (12); Top Homemaking Award (12). Jim Benton — FFA (9-11); VAC (9-12). Anna Berger,e+rsie — Tennis (12); Exchange Student from Germany (12); A-Honor Roll (12); Top Award in Speech. American History, and Spanish (12); Hon Men Home and Family Living (12). Bergman — A-Honor Roll (12); NHS (12); Ex- change Student from Sweden (12); HM US History Award (12). Chrie Black — BETC — Board of Directors (11-12); BETC (11-12); All Stai Cast (11-12); Chess Club (10); OIL in i Science 3rd and fhystcs 1st Place (10); NHS (11-12); Band (10-12): Drai (1w2); Presidential Academic Fit- ness Award (12), Robert Bradshaw — Football (9-12); District Champs (9) Track (9-11); Class Officer and Pres. (10); Sec and Ti (11); Soph Favorite (10); Advanced Art Award (11); (10); FCA (9-12); Friendliest (12): American Legion Ai icanism Award (12); Hon. Men Chemistry (12). Mike Breeding — Library Aide (11). Lewis Bristow — FFA (9-12); Rodeo Club (9-10); — Top Student in Class (12). Monti Brunson — Ag CO-OP (11-12); Vice Pres. Pho togrephy Club (12); Math Award (10). Burton — Tennis (10-12); NHS (11- or Roll (10-11); NHS Sec (12). Who's Who. ican High School Students (12); Spanish 11); A-B Honor Roll (12). Jo Leigh Canady — Volleyball , 11) ; Drama (10-11); FCA (9-12) 10): Key Club (9-10) Lewis Captain — HECE (11 Holly Chilec — NHS (11 -1and Reporter (12), A-B Honor Roll (10). PtjflEfKiuee for Food and Decorations (II). Am. H Hv(10). A B Honor Roll (12): Hon Men HECE Eng II (10) fiteve Choate — FFA (10); Junior Favorite (11) ; Basketball (9-12); All Dist. (12); Hon Men All Centex (12) ; Baseball (9-12); 2nd Team All Dist Pitcher (11); Track (9-12); Regional Qualifier Two Events (11); FCA (9- 12) . Jonathan Clerk — Athletic Trainer (10-12); A-B Honor Roll (12); Basketball (9). Unnie Copeland — FHA (12); Parliamentarian of OEA (12); VOE (12); High Honors CLA III (11). Rodney Corbin — Football (10-12); All Dist 2nd Team Det. Back (12); FCA (10-12); Track (10-12); Regional Qualifier Three Events (11): Annual Staff (12). Btephaney Cox — A-B Honor Roil (9-12); FCA (10); itte (10); 1st Lieutenant (11); Drama Club (9); High School Students (11). Darrell Crain — Football (9-10); FFA (9-10); Who's Who Among American High School Students (11); Algebra II Award (11); A-B Honor Roll (11-12); FCA (9-10); Top Student Drafting (12). Culler — Football (9); FCA (9-12); Basketball (9); Track (12); Cross Country (12); Key Club (9); A-B Honor Roll (12). Tiffany Curbo — Band (9-12); Key Club (9); FCA (12); Who's Who Among American High School Students (11); Senior Rep. (12); Twirter (11-12); Regional Marching (12 Michael Davenport — Band (9); Chess Club (9); Foo| (9-10); Track (9-10); Basketball (9); Swim Team A-B Honor Roll (9-12 Randy Dan ion — Fi 12); Baseball (9-1 (11-12); Who's dents (11-12). ‘Board of Directors (11- (10-11); Kef Club (12); First Ensemble Contest (12): A-B Honor rabie Mention Homemaking (10); 2nd in tnls (10); District and Regionals Band (11); jr- FHA (12); HECE (12); Library Aide (12). — 4-H (9-12); President (11-12); Council |j ): FFA (9-11); Secretary (11); Key Club (12); Society (11-12); Treasurer (12); Senior -President (12); A and B Honor Roll (10-12); rable Mention Award American History (10); Ag- ilture II Award (10); Who's Who Among American High rhqol Students; Choir (12); FFA Star Chapter Farmer Logan Farts — Football (9-12): Basketball (9-11); Track (9-10); Baseball (9-12); All-District Defensive End Hon- orable Mention (12); FCA (9-12); English Academic Award (9); Who's Who Among American High School Students (11). Felicia Felan — Spanish Club (9-10): Key Club (9): FCA (10-11); Office Aide (10-11); Volleyball (10); Baseball Stat. and Bookkeeper (11-12); Band (9-12); Section Leader (12). Paul Fickle — Football (9-12): Varsity Football (10-12); Honorable Mention Defense (12); Baseball (12); Track (11) ; Regional Qualifier 400 Sprint Relay (II); Basketball (9-10); FCA (9-10). Sonja Fieher — J.V Volleyball (10-11); Varsity Volleyball (12) ; District Champs (12); Bi District Champs (12); Area Qualifier (12); Track (10-11); J.V. Basketball (10-11); Choir (11-12); A-B Honor Roll (12). Bfeven Fisher — Basketball (9-12): FFA (9-12); Football (9); Track (II). Rebecca Franklin — Basketball (9); Track (9); FFA (9-12); Livestock Judging Team (9-11); Green Hand Parliamen- tary Team — FFA (9); GIL Extemporaneous Speaking (11) ; GIL Prose Speaking (12); Who’s Who Among Amer- ican High School Students (11); Voice of Democracy (12): FFA Extemporaneous Speaking (11-12); FFA Land Judg- ing (11); Rodeo Club (11); Top Agricultural Student Award (12) ; Honor Roll (12). Nafban Fry — FFA (9-11); VAC (9-12). Melinda Ohoteon — Basketball (9-12); Volleyball (9-12); Track (9-12); FHA (9); 4-H Club (9-12). FCA (9-12); Spanish Club (9-10); Senior Rep. (12). Football Sweet- heart (12), Chess Club (9-10); Student Council (12); 4-H Club Officer (9-12); 4-H Secretary (9-12); 4-H Delegate (10); making (9); (12). Chapter Conducting (9); Sr. Chapter Conducting (10); Range and Pasture Judging (12); Lone Star Farmer De- gree (11). Chriefina Oonzalee — Track (9); Basketball (9-10); Vol- leyball (11). Spanish Club Pres (11); Class Officer (9-10); Annual and Paper Staff (11); HECE (11); Library Aide (12); Teachers Aide (12). Bonnie Greenlees — FCA (9-10. 12); Expect the Best (11); Varsity Cheerleader (11-12): Harvest Festival Queen (12); Annual Staff (12). Who's Who Among American High School Students (II); Drama Club (9-10); Rodeo Club (9). Judy Ourman — A-Honor Roll (12); Drama (12); Home- Ing (11-12); Top Student Award Home and Family 02). . Hairgrove — Football (9): Baseball (9-11); NHS (9- f2): NHS Pres. (12); HM Physics Award (12). Carol Hall — Basketball (9-10): Drama (9-12); VOE (12); Track (10). Hardin — Band (9-12); Office Aide (12); Ag Mech. Hamad — FFA (9-12); Rodeo Club (9-11); Ag Mech. (11); Ag Skills Team (11). Todd Harr — Football (9-12); Track (9-10); Pres FFA (12); Pres. Jr Chapter Conducting (11); Pres Sr Chapter Conducting (12); Rodeo Club (9-12); Livestock Judging (10-12); Poultry Judging (9-10): 1st Team All-Dlst Of- fensive Lineman (12); 1st Place Speech Commercial Steer-Show (12); Member of Comm. Steer Show Com- mittee in Austin Livestock and Rodeo. Bean Haynec — Football (9-12); FFA (9-10. 12). Tonya Haynec — FHA (12); HECE (12). Chrte Hernandez — FFA (9-12); Lone Star Farmer Degree (12). Jean Hernandez — Basketball (9-12); Varsity (11-12); 1st Team All District (12); Track and Field (9-12); Regional Qualifier (9-11); State Qualifier (11); State (11); FCA (9- 12); A-B Honor Roll (12). Laura Holley FHA (12). Will Houston — Football (9. 11-12); Basketball (9-10). John Hudson — A-B Honor Roll (9-10); Attended Young Leaders Conference in Washington (12). Larry Hulkrm — Band (9-12); Academic Award in Pre Algebra (12); Academic Award Advanced Art (12). Angie Jackson — Office Aide (12): GIL Typing (9); Top Algebra I Award (9); Top Home Fum. Award (11); Who's Who Among American High School Students (11); Hon. Men. Child Development (11); A-B Honor Roll (9. 11-12); Top Honor Office Procedures Lamar Award (12). David John® — Football (9-12); FFA (9); Track (9-10. 12); Baseball (9); All Dist. Hon. Men. in Football (11); All Dial 2nd Team (12); Chapter Conducting Team (12); Disl Champ Shot-Put (12); Regional Qualifier in Shot-Put (12] Rick Johnaon — Basketball (9-12): 1st Team All Dist. (11 12); Ail-Centex Hon. Men (12); All Region 3rd Team (12) Felicia Johnaon — Gymnastics (9); Band (9-12); Cheer leader (10): Basketball (10): Art (9-12); Advanced Art Hon Men. (11); A-B Honor Roll (12); Reg Marching Contest (12). FFA (9): Band (9); VOE (11); HECE (12); ■ — Drama Club (9); Tennis (10); Volleyball (10) ; Class Treasurer (10); VOE (12); Library Aide (12); A- B Honor Roll (9); A-Honor Roll (12) John Kay — UIL One Act Play (9-12); Dist Winning OAP (9, 11-12); Dist Best Actor (11-12); Academic Award History (11). NHS (11-12) Drama Club — BETC (9-12); A-B Honor Roll (11); Hon. Men. All Star Cast — Area (11); Area Winning OAP (11-12); All Star Cast Area (12): Hon. Men Regional All Star Cast (12); GIL Scholastic Award (12); Presidential Academic Fitness Award (12). Kevin Kennedy — Perfect Attendance (9); Woodman of the World American History Award. World Merit Award (10); Boys' State. Education Se._______ (11) . English III Award (11); A-B Honor Roir (11). Key Club (12) ; OEA (12). Roll (9). FCA (10-11); Spanish Club (9) Oety McFarland — Football (9-12). Baseball (9-12): FCA (9-12); All Dist Football (12); All Dial. Hon Men. (12); All Centex (12). Christie McHam — OEA (12); Basketball (9); OEA Officer Reporter Historian (12). Jason Martin — Band (9-12); Track (9); Swim Team (9); Annual Staff (9-12); Outstanding Academic Award in Annual Staff (9); Key Club (9); Choir (9); Science Club (9). Cathy Mata — Spanish Club (9-10); FHA (11-12); HECE (12): A-B Honor Roll (12): Award CLA II (10); Award in World History (11). David Melancon — VAC (12). Tammy Malanoon — HECE (12); FHA (12); VOE (10-11). Chrie Miller - J.V. Football (11); Varsity Baseball (11-12). Charlie Milk Forrest Mize — FFA (9-12); Ag Mech. Judging Team (11 Michelle Moeiey — Tennis (9-10); NHS (11-12); Student Council — Senior Rep. (12); Highlandettes (11-12); FCA (9-11); Jr. Miss Burnet Bluebonnet (9); Miss Burnet (12); Office Aide (12); Who's Who Among American High School Students (11); A-B Honor Roll (9-12); Spanish C (11) ; Highlandette of the Year (12); Award from the Bur Masonic Lodge (12). 9oott Murrell — Art; FFA. Dele Myers — Band (9-12); Band Council (10-12); Band Council Pres. (12); Percussion Section Leader (11-12); Art (12) ; Band Academic Award (11); Math Academic Award (9); Regional Marching (12). Who's Who Among Amer- ican High School Students (11); A-B Honor Roll (12); Hon. Men. Advanced Art (12): Top Award in Annual Staff (12). Kartdie Owen — Spanish Club (9); Drama Club (9-10). Shannon Parker — Swim Team (9-10); SADD Sec Trees (9-11); Computer Club (9-11), Basketball (9); Student Council (9-11); Softball (9); Varsity Volleyball Mgr (12): FCA (12). Shawn Patterson — Student Council (9. 12); FFA (10-11); FFA Officer (11); Who's Who Among American High School Students (12); Golf (9); 4-H (9-12); Dist 8 4-H Council Delegate (11-12); 4-H Gold Star Award (11); I Dare You' Award (10); A-B Honor Roll (9-10); Perfect Attendance (9-10); High Agriculture Award (10); Hon. Men. Home Furnishings (12). Julia Peugh — NHS (11-12); A-B Honor Roll (9-12); Span- ish Club (11-12); Who's Who Among American High School Students (11); Drama Club (9-10); CJIL. OAP Crew (9 12); BETC Tech. Director (11-12); Hon. Men Award for Theater Production (12). Dreg Peavy — FFA (9-12). Eric PhiMipc — Football (9-12); Football Captain (12); All- District 2nd Team Defense Linebacker (11); 1st Team All- District Linebacker (12); Honorable Mention All Central Texas Linebacker (12); Basketball (9); Baseball (10-11); Track (9-12); Student Council (11); FCA (9-12); Vice Pres FCA (II); Boys' State (11); Rotary Youth Leadership Award (11); Who's Who Among American High School Football (12); American Society of Distinguished High School Students (12); B.H.S. Long Range Planning Com- mittee (12); Regional Qualifier and Finalist In Discus (12); Lamar Award for Outstanding Academics. Citizenship and Behavior (12). Tom Pongratz — Choir Librarian (9-11); Choir Vice Pres. (12); 2nd Highest Award Resource Biology (10); Resource Top Award Geogrophy (11); Top Award in Resource Phy. Sci. (12); Hon. Men. in Choir (12). Lanoa Ray — Baseball (11); Voc. Ag. (9-12). Robert Register — Recognition for Artistic Achievement in Texas Register Magazine (12). Bubba Riley — Barney Bulldog (11-12); Jr. Rep — Stu- dent Council (11); 4-H (9-11): Harvest Festival King (12). Who’s Who Among American High School Students (11); UIL Drama OAP (9-10): Prom King (12). Bunny Riley — Basketball (9-11); Track (9-11); Cheer leader (9); J.V. Head Cheerleader (10); Varsity Cheerleader (12); Class Favorite (9fc FCA (9-12); OEA (12); Prom Princess (11). Homecoming Duchess (12); 4-H (9-12); Annual Staff (12). Senior Class Favorite (12); Prom Queen (9); Varsity D. Balinae — FFA (9); FFA Skills Team (9). Football (9-12); Captain (12); Track (9-10); Football 2nd Team AU-District (10); Honorable Mention All-District (11-12). Drama Club (10): 7-11 Football Player of the Year (12); OIL One Act Play Crew (10); Who's Who Among American High School Students (11-12); National Merit of High School Students (12); Class President (11-12); Amer- ican Distinguished High School Students (12); FCA (910);- OIL One Act (11-12). ftteven J. Salinas — Spanish Club (11); Swim Teem (II); Who's Who Among American High School Students (11); Chess Club (10): Honor Award P.E. (10); UIL Science (10). Karri Sandars — A Honor Roll (11); A-B Honor Roll (9-10); Spanish Club (10): Choir (11); National Honor Society (12); A-Honor Roll (12); Hon. Men. Accounting and Govt. Honor Economics. Advance Math and Chemistry -H (9-12); Student h Honors Award r Greenhand (9): cal Science s (10): high Award (10); ii); Hi) (9-12); 2nd Alt 11) : Perfecti tional Honor Award (12); Preal UIL Scholar Award (12); High Honors Magna Cum Laude (12) Joce Sarrano — Exchange Student from Basketball (12); Varsity Track (12); Top World Award (12); Dist Champs in Sprint Relay (12) Qualifier in Sprint Relay. Emily Shannon aw — VAC (11-12). Jennifer 8heiburn — FCA (9-10); OEA (12); VOE (12);1 Best All Around (12). Chrieti Smith — Band (9-12); Band Sweetheart (12): Per- fect Attendance (9); Twirler (10-12): A Honor Roll (913 Band Librarian (10-12); Spanish Club (911); NHS (11-12fT Band Sec. Trees. (12): Awards: Top Grades Alg. II (9); Eng. I Honors (9); Health (9); Phy Science Honors (9); Top Grades Geo. (10); Bio Honors (10); Am. Hist. Honors (10); Span. II Honors (11); Top Grades English III Honors (11); W. Hist. Honors (11); Who's Who Among American High School Students (11); Most Likely to Succeed (12); Top Grades — Eco.. Govt.. Calculus. Eng. IV (12); Masonic Award, Presidential Fitness Award. American Legion Award (12). Henry 9now — FFA (912); Livestock Judging (9-12); Land Judging (II); Lone Star Farmer Degree (11); Hon Men. Ag. II (12); Hon. Men. Ag Coop (12); Gold Star 4-H (12). MicheMe Sokbery — Volleyball (912): Basketball (9-10); Track (911); Key Club (11-12); Spanish Club (10-11); Drama Club (9); Junior Favorite (11); Homecoming Nom- inee (12); OEA Club (12); FCA (9-12); Student Council (12); V B. 1st Team All Dist. (11-12). 2nd Team All Dist. (10); Perfect Attendance (9). Angela Stark — J.V Cheerleader (9); Basketball (9). FCA (912); Harvest Festival Nominee (10); Hon. Men Eng. Ill Academic Award (11); Key Club (10); A-B Honor Roll (10- 12) : Who's Who Among American High School Students (12); Most Beautiful (12); A-B Honor Roll Award (12) 9hereen Steele — Volleyball Mgr. (11-12); FCA (11-12); OEA (12); Key Club (12) Basketball Mgr. (12). Chria Stain — Library Aide (12). Kim Tafia — FFA (911); A-B Honor Roll (911); NHS (11- 12); A-Honor Roll (12); Certificate of Merit FFA (10); Who a Who Among American High School Students (II); National Horror Roll 112). Rodeo Club (11); Merit Award in Govt, and Economics Honors (12): Lamar Masonic Award (12); High Honor Award in Honors Chemistry (12). Span PhysicMWd - WW Rumen Tippie — Football (912): Basketball (9-12); Base- baH (912); Track (912); Football — 2nd Team All State Tight End. All Centex Punter. All Dist. (12); Basketball — Four Year Starter. MVP. All Centex. All Dist. (12); Base ball — All Dist. (11); Track — Regional Qualifier: High Jump, and Hurdles (11); Most Athletic (11-12); MVP in Track (12). Joey Tufen — Basketball (912); Dist. Champs (11); Foot- ball (910); Tennis (9); Track (10): (J1L Science. Biology 1st in Dist. (10); (JIL Accounting 5th in Dist. (12); Alg. II Award (10); Biology Award (10); Spanish I Award (11); Chemistry Award (11); Computer Math Award (11); A- Hooor Roll (912); FCA (912): NHS (11-12): Who s Who Among American High School Students (11-12); Amer- ican Legion Boys' State Senator (11); Class Vice Pres (II); Class Treasurer (12); Volleyball Beau (12). Vaferie Vaisdaz — Varsity Volleyball (912): All Dist 2nd Team (10-11); 1st Team All Dist. (12). Basketball (9-12); AM Dist Hon Men (12); Track (9-10); Class Sec (12): Student Council (10-12); Stud. Coun. Vice Pres. (12); Key Club Vice Pres (12): FCA (912); OEA (12); Span Club Sec. Treas. (II); NHS (11-12); Bluebonnet Girls Stale (II); Harvest Festival Nominee (11); Vice Pres. (9): Drama Club (910); A-Honor Roll (9, 11); A-B Honor Roll (10); Who's Who Among American High School Students (12): Society of Distinguished High School Students (12); Phys- ical Science Award (9): Eng. I Award (9); Health Hon Men (9); Spaniel Award (10); Spanish II Award (11); A-B Honor Roll Aw« ri (12). aM — Basketball (9-10); A and A-B Honor Roil (9 !2®Wtlonal Honor Roll (12); Top Grades in Eng. Ili (11); Award In Chem. (11); CTC College English (12); HM Span II Award (12); HM — Economics (12); Top (12); Top Govt. Award (12); A-B Honor lammywaller — FHA (9); Vice Pres. OEA (12); OEA (12); VOE4J l-.l kTop VOE COOP Award (12). Lori Warwick — HECE (12): FHA (12); A-B Honor Roll (12). Terete Watkins — A-B Honor Roll (10-11); Spanish Club (11) ; HECE (12); Prom Committee (11); Dance (10); Who's Who Among American High School Students (12); Schol- arship for Capitol City Trade and Technical School (12). Shannon Walch — Drama (911); A-B Honor Roil (911); Drill Team (11-12); Highlandettes 2nd Place in State (12); ce Class (10); Key Club (9); FCA (91Cftj Honor Stu- t Algebra I (10); Honor Student English (10); Top isumer Education Award (12): AHoilbr Roll Award (12) . Kandi Willard — Volleyball (10); Basketball (10): Track (9 Chib (10); FCA (912); 1st Runner-Op and Miss in Miss BHS (10-11); Drama (9). ♦f — JV Tennis (10); Varsity Tennis (11-12); Honor Society (11-12); A-B Honor Roll (9. 11); hjb (9); Key Club (12); 2nd in District JV Doubles Roll (12); Presidential Academic Fitness Governors Recognition Award (12); OIL t (12) — Varsity Tennis (11-12); JV Tennis (9 (910); A-B Honor Roll (912); Who s Who ican High School Students (11); Drama Club Citizenship Award (12); Basketball Mgr [12); A-B Honor Roll Award (12). President (9); Key Chib (910); Class Favorite (10); Varsity (912); Student Council Pres High School Students All-District Honorable ; Regional Qualifier — (12); National Honor ); FCA (912); Spanish A-B Honor Roll (9 s — Word Pro- 02). (910) 00); Student G Basketball (12). Who's Who A; (II); 1st Team — Mention (10); All-District Track (911); Homecomi Society (11-12); Girls' Club — Historian (11) 10); A-Honor Roll (11-1 cessing and Spanish II Tammy Wilson — FHA (9); OEA — Pres- ident (12). Phil Wooldridge — Chess Club (10). BW Worrell — VAC (912). Lyle Wright — Football (912): Varsity (10-12): Honorable Mention Offense (10); Captain (11); All-District (11): 1st Team Offense. Player of the Week (11); Track (9-11); FCA (912); Key Club (910); Harvest Festival Prince (11); Basketball (9); Baseball (12): Who's Who Among Amer- ican High School Students (11). SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Margaret Smith Suzanne Schule Lewis Phelps Chris Ferguson Jill Ringstaff Julie Collins Garland Lovelace Ann Price 00 00 CO co (0 CJ 34 CLASS OFFICERS Steven D. Salinas.................... Clay Fancher ........................ Valerie Valadez...................... Joey Tuten........................... CLASS MOTTO When life gives you a wave, ride it to the end.’’ CLASS FLOWER Rose CLASS SONG Here I Go Again Whitesnake . . . . President Vice President . . . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer CLASS COLORS Red Silver PROGRAMS USHERS B.J. Hartsell Clay Arnold Chad Keele Liz Miller Brian Miller Chad Smith Steven Chambers SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarship Name Presenter American Legion. Kinsgland............................ Marie Carlsson Band (2)................................................. Noel Smith Beta Sigma Phi Sorority .............................Linda Ramsower T. D. Bryant.....................................Judge D. V Hammond Ward Wilson Memorial Judge D. V Hammond Burnet Booster Club (4).................................Lester Kinsey Burnet High BETC (Drama)...................................Britt Bloch Burnet Highlandettes..................................Suzanne Schule W.D. Corder...........................................Mary Ann Cure Epsilon Pi of ESA (2)..................................Sherri Wlsener Goodrich Ranch...................................................David Garrett Highland Lakes Bank (2)............................. Woody McCasland Hill Country Community Fund John Hoover • HCCF Marie Clark Galloway.......................................John Hoover • HCCF Wallace Riddell Scholarship John Hoover • HCCF Bess Northington Stone....................................John Hoover • HCCF Sylvester Reed Scholarship (4) ...................Alvin Nored • HCCF Rotary Club Scholarship............................. Gene Bird Kiwanis Club........................................ David Humphries Knights of Columbus...................................... James Parker Lions Club .................................................Glen Cole Masonic Valley Lodge .....................................Gus Grant Oatmeal Festival Association (2)......................... Linda Reed Pen Chat Club ........................................Naomi Wisener (JT Ex-Student Association........................................Jean Everett D. V. Stubbs Memoriol............... .....................Don Yager E. B. Goodwin Memorial...................................Done Kerns Herman's Sons of Kingsland. Lodge 317....................Dane Kerns Dr and Mrs. J W. Edgar...............................Cecilia Kasparek Highland Arts Guild . .............................Cecilia Kasparek Texas St. Colleges Clniv. Valedictorian ...............Lonnie Seipp Independent Colleges Universities of Texas ............Lonnie Seipp Additional scholarships If any...................................Staff • HCCF — Hill Country Community Fund Competitive. Non-local Scholarships to be Acknowledged Honor Students PROGRAM Processional Invocation . Rev. James Donnelly Student Speakers Kim Schilling....Salutatorian Joey Tuten . Highest Ranking Boy Christi Smith.....Valedictorian Awards Certifications.......... .................Mr. Lonnie Seipp Principal Remarks Presentation of Class ..............Mr. George T. Wright Superintendent Awarding of Diplomas............. .................Mr. Barney Baker President, Board of Education Benediction .... Rev. Noel T. Smith Recessional Christi Smith Joey Tuten Kim Schilling Valedictorian Highest Ranking Boy Salutatorian Junior Class Officers Natalie Bridges Steven Chambers Andrea Chick 36 Debra Cottrell Janna Cowan Travis Cravey Michelle Davis Linda DeHart John Drosche Hope Estrada Jeff Gipson Chad Hart Stacy Fancher Amy Goble B. J. Hart sell Jimmy Hardin Kevin Harrod Chris Gollnick Christy Haynes Dianne Flores Jay Haines Jason Havnes James Fergus Christina Escamilla Melissa Escamilla Jason Garcia Lemuel Foster A. J. Hays Roger Hernandez James Herren Kevin Herring Benton Hickman Denton Hickman Stephen Highsmith Matt Holland Melissa Hornsby Jennifer Horton Robin Hunt Laura Hunziker Pam Jackson Peter Jarvis Sue Ellen Jennings Trinket Jernigan Ray Johns Jessica Johnson Russell Johnson Chana Jones Allen Jowers Robert Jowers Gary Karels Chad Keele Dawn Kinsey Marc Krueger Bryan Lambert Jesse Leftwich Amy Lewis Elizabeth Lewis Tracey Lewis Joseph McCurry Patrick McElroy Frieda McEntire David McGinty Theresa McGuire tycuU vi Janine McVey Christina Mabe Cindy Maldonado Heather Martin Shawna Mayerson Keith Mayfield Brian Miller Elizabeth Miller Jason Miller Melissa Morgan Rachel Morris Clifton Myers James Phillips Thomas Reagor Amy Purcell Reavis Cristie Reavis Randy Reavis Sue Reavis Ted Reyes John Roberts Elizabeth Robinette Cindy Robertson Bill Robinson Sondra Roys pCi4ti Vt 39 Teresa Salinas Cindy Sandoval Carrie Sapp Wendy Schaefer Cindy Schilling Sandra Schilling Shannon Schooiey Sandra Scott Kenneth Shade! Sandra Sheehan Christine Simpson Chad Smith Sherryl Smith Tonyia Smith Paul Springer Sharon Steele Tom Tarla Christopher Tatech Tasha Thorp Mot Pictured: Shirley Johns Aaron Strong Joel Van Horn Raymond Veitch warren Waggoner William Waggoner Jerry Wallace Cowden Ward Johnny West Richard Wheeler Cleve Wiggins Robert Worrell Sheila Zimmerman 40 Seated: Kim Tarla, Barbara Schreiber. Christi Smith. Melissa Burton. Kim Schilling. Standing: Valerie Valadez. Michelle Mosley, Joey Tuten, Tommy Hairgrove, Mitzi Williams, Shawn Willett. READER AAD CHORAL THEATER Sophomore Class Officers Brownie Byrd Regina Cardullo Mark Cartwright Amy Champion Kevin Chandler Chad Childers 42 43 Troy Haynes Delean Hazelwood Stephanie Hensley Chris Hilliard Kristine Hocker Michelle Holstin Wendy Hornsby Renee Howard Shane Hunziker Dean Johnson Heather Jordan Wendy Kay Raymond Killebrew Kim Kilpatrick Nicole Kivel Richard Klaus Vickie Lake David M. Lewis Monica l opes Thomas Lynch Romann Lyons Ben McCoy Kristin McCoy r 44 Paul Moore Chris Mrosko Samuel Eric Murphy Michael Nagel Debra Neeley Christopher Noah Christv Patrick Elizabeth Phillips Victor Pierce Norma Porras Jon-Max Potts Becky Prince Tina Riley Michael Ringstaff Mike Robles Jeff Rueffer Robert Salinas Judy Salazar Kris Sandgren Tania Sargent Gary Schiffii Amber Seelke Andy Shackelford Shane Shannon Todd Shannon Alice Gray-Shin Chan Sisowath Gay Ion Smith Robert Smith Lori Snow Danny Springer Billie Sterling Kristyn Storms David Strasser Michael Taylor Tine Te Patrick Teague Roddy Theesfield Culley Traweek Elizabeth Tucker Michelle Tuten Daniel Vincent Misti Wagner Christy Warwick Kristy Welch Patty West Candace Wiggins Kelly Wilbourn Mol Pictured Robert Brown Rebecca Colbert Jason Counts Tracey Cross Tina Dulan Aaron James Stephen Wilkerson Chris Willard Marty Willett Kim Wise Can we take this picture again ... I wasn't ready! Freshman Class Officers Ryan Allen Keith Armentrout Debbie Arnold Kim Arrigo Jackie Ashlock Melinda Atkison Roy Atkison Wayne L. Bachmayer Karen Bailey Christopher Bean Elizabeth Benton Larry Bemal Angie Bishop Becky Bishop Christopher Felan Shanell Rncke Zora Flores Ronald Floyd Albert Lee Ford Clay Burton 1 Chris Christian Wayne Criag Travis Faris John Carney Sheila Carpenter Steven Carroll Leslie Chuang Danny Clayton Christina Clough Chris DeLill Patrick Dennison t v t ■ i Colby Denton Dianna Dittrich Chris Faris Jimmy Crawford Bobby Escamilla Daniel Delgado Cameron Culp V Robert Dee Ford Thomas Fritz Kateena Garcia Scott Garrett Dominga Gauna I « H Michelle Gonzales i Robert Gonzales Andrew Gould Camille Guthrie Stacie Haynes 4 i ♦ Michael Hentschel Vicky Hibler Lori Hill Richard Houston Tina Hunziker iik ■ kV Tamara Hutchinson Mark Jarvis Steven Johns Km James Johnson Daniel Jowers R i — Lisa Klaus 50 Chad Krempin Jeremy Laak Trey Lary Nicole Lastly Clarissa Ledesma Laurie McDonald Anetra McCurry Chris McCully Len McCormick Daniel Lucksinger David Maldonado Tina McVey Donald Me Means Kevin McKinnon Baron McEntrie Paula Martin Shoantel Millikan Terry Martin Susan Mize • ? Dandelion Matous ' L Kenneth Nagel Donna Mata Stephen Mock Michael Maxwell Nikol Meeks Cherie O Hair Dodd M Oldaker ?ie4 uttCK 51 Allen Petty Quintus Ploch Jesse Porras John C. Powell Michael Prather Rudy Quintero Christopher Rhoads Donnie Richards Cole Ricketson Jodi Riley Timmy Roberts Cory Robertson Marka Roys Ricky Rylant James Savage Richard Shane Schilling Rodger Schilling John Paul Scott 52 Marc Smith Albert Solis Rosalinda Solis Rhonda Speed Sam Stacks Darla Stein Lana Thompson Sindra Ulman Eric Usry Chad Vaughn Tiffany Vaughn Jamil Wakil John Watson Wendy Westerfield Marcy Weston Karen Whiteley Crystal Williams Jennifer Williams Mot Pictured Kenneth Armstrong Allan Brumley Eugene Butts Danny Clayton Devin Cummings Cornelio Escamilla Chris Hart Heather Haynes Maria Hernandez Mike King Steve McQueen Nonnie Porras Becki Robinette Troy Sylvester Chris Zuniga Michael Wooten Jesse Yanniell Teresa Ybarra Rene Zartman 54 'pteAhftCK VHRSITY FOOTBALL Row 1 (1 to r): Coach Massingill, Michael Ringstaff, Gary McFarland, Steven Salinas, Rod Corbin, Paul Fickle. Shay Brinkley. Robert Jowers, Coach t Walzel. Row 2: Coach Abernathy, Coach Weston, Randy Denton. Eric bU ert. Jay Haines, Eric Phillips. Shannon Barksdale. Robbie Bradshaw, Bryan Lambert, Coach Bush� Coach Quintana. Row 3: Coach McGee, Davia McGinty, Wilf Houston, Russell Tippie, Todd Harris, Shawn Alberding, Logan Farris, Sean Haynes, David Johns, Coach Keith, Coach North. ft ± It's hard to summarize the 1987 season in a few words. However, four years ago our program's goal was to be a district champion by this year. We were pre-season favorites by many polls and runner-up choice irt others. All three KEY games (Early, Marble Falls, and Lampasas) were on the road. Following an 0-2-1 start, our ‘‘DAWGS” went undefeated the remainder of the regular season. A second winning season, a play-off berth, and a district CHAMPIONSHIP were earned. Pride, Dedication, Sacrifice, Commitment, and most importantly CHARACTER enabled us to accomplish our goals. We thank all who supporjpd us an hope you received as much joy from our season as vpe did. The Seniors of 1988 have left our trow athletic complex undefeated and with its firj pistrict Championship. Nuff said: Love ya seniors and God bless. Coach Mike Quintana Scoreboard 36 We They Manor 15 6 Liberty Hill 16 16 Efgii 3 15 Dripping Springs 35 13 Blanco 35 3 Early 12 7 Comanche 28 7 Marble Fall£ 19 3 Lampasas 14 14 Llano 34 0 Row 1 (I to r): John Clark, Gary McFarland, ‘Steven Salinas, Rod Corbin. Paul Fickle Row 2: Will Houston. Randy Denton, Efic Phillips, Shannon Barksdale. Robbie Bradshaw. Erk Eckert. Row 3: Logan Faris. Todd Harris, Shawn Alberding. Ruaaell Tippie, Sean Haynes, David Johns. Captains V v. o ni i mi 11 iiiiiiii|| 30 IIIIHHII O llllllll|| ii:ki 1111111111 iiiilliin Hi::.. i'iiiii: no iiiiimn ' Suilli illllliin 111,0 ||miii|| MiiiiiiP iiiilliin m,o iiiiini|| 3D iiiiimn O iiiiiin|| Cl 1111111111 llllllllll ism BP m'U iniiiiiii o !nill!!!! CO Shannon Barksdale — DB yil 179 — Senior Robbie Bradshaw — TB 5'6 135 — Senior Jay Haines — TB 5'9 150 — Junior Todd Harris — T 6'5 255 — Senior Shay Brinkley — QB 5' 11V165 — Junior Shawn Alberding — FB 6'5 220 — Senior Robert Jowers — LB 5'9 165 — Junior Eric Eckert — G 5'10 200 — Senior Will Houston — FB 5'10 170 —Senior Randy Denton — C 5'10 195 — Senior Steven Salinas — G 5'7 180 — Senior Rod Corbin — DB 5'9 165 — Senior Michael Ringstaff 5'9 — Sophomore Eric Phillips — LB 5'10 170 — Senior Logan Faris — T 6'2 190 — Senior Gary McFarland — WB 5'9 160 — Senior Bryan Lambert — TE Paul Fickle — DB 5' 10 160 — Junior 5'6 135 — Senior Coaches Row I (I to r): Coaches: Mike Walzel. Ed Abernathy. Mike Quintana. Rodney McGee. Gary Keith Row 2: Tommy Weston, Billy Wayne Massingill Joe Bush, and Mike North 58 Sean Haynes — T 6'l 205 _ Senior David Johns — T 6'0 285 — Senior Russell Tippie — TF 6'5 190 — Senior Trainers (I to r): Mark Krueger, Brian Miller, John Roberts, John Clark. 59 d.V. F00TBflbb Row 1 (I to r): Chad Smith. Patrick Teague. Anthony Adamcik, Allen Jowers. Jon Potts. Chad Keele. Row 2: Coach Massingill. Bobby West. Troy Haynes, Steven Chambers. Raymond Killebrew. Mike Robles. Roman Lyons. Coach McGee. Row 3: Patrick McElroy. Ted Reyes. Clifton Myers. Ray Johns. Clay Arnold. David Lewis. 60 Don't Be Shy Freshman Football Row 1 (I to r): Bobby Escamilla. David Raby, Travis Stinson, Stephen Mock, Mike Maxwell, Roy Atkison. Ronny Floyd. Rodger Schilling Row 2: Coach North. Colby Denton. Chris Christian. Sam Stacks. Mike Choate. Chris Felan, Russell Parker. Rudy Quintaro. Keith Armentrout. Coach Walzel. Row 3: Anthony Parvin. Richard Houston, Shane Blair, Ryan Gosman, Travis Faris, Chad Krempin. Chris Faris, Larry Bernal. Ramiro Hernandez. Jesse Porras. 61 c-ctc frUct First Row (left to right): Shereen Steele Mgr., Lanette Butler, Nathan Mohan. Michelle Solsbery, Josh Ham, Christy Haynes, Shannon Parker, Video Tech Second Row: Coach Olson, Malinda Gholson, Lindsey Mohan, Valerie Valadez, Sonja Fisher, Audrey Mohan, Patricia Alexader Mgr., Renee Howard Mgr Third Row: Dawn Kinsey, Shelly Brinkley, Chana Jones, Christina Escamilla Varsity Volleyball Scores Johnson City Lake Travis Waco Gatesville Brown wood Gatesville Gatesville Lorena Waco G roesbeck Lake Travis Ingram Ingram Hamilton Hamilton Johnson City Hamilton Hamilton Copperas Cove Liberty Hill Marble Falls Marble Falls Lago Vista Marble Falls they we they 5 15 6 15 9 15 16 14 6 8 15 8 15 7 15 1 15 6 8 15 13 3 15 8 3 15 15 11 15 7 12 15 13 15 7 15 15 13 4 15 8 15 6 15 4 2 15 15 11 15 16 7 15 16 15 12 14 10 15 7 7 15 4 5 15 15 15 9 11 15 12 10 we they we 15 13 15 13 15 15 13 15 15 15 5 15 6 15 15 13 15 4 15 7 15 7 8 15 14 5 15 14 15 5 16 2 15 15 15 7 11 15 15 15 11 15 15 13 On August 12, 1987, a group of individuals with different ideas and different ways came into our gym to begin work as the B.H.S. Volleyball team. These diverse personalities and talents quickly established a tradition of unity based on individual hard work and dedication. Their successful season (21-10) confirms their esprit de corps. Highlights of the season include winning second in the Burnet and Gatesville tournament, third in Robinson. All tournament honors were won by Melinda Gholson in Gatesville and Michelle Solsbery in Robinson. After becoming the district champs; the girls won bi-district and became area finalists. In recognition of their abilities, eight of the team received District honors: First Team All Second Team All District District M. Solsbery M. Gholson C. Jones V. Valadez L. Butler C. Escamilla C. Haynes D. Kinsey We who stay behind as our Seniors leave will carry on the traditions that have been established so that our Volleyball team will continue to excel. Good Luck Seniors! 62 W.W.I.M.! C. Olson Christy Haynes Jr. 13 5 ft. 8in. Melinda Gholson Sr. 7 5ft. 2in. Michelle Solsbery Sr. 10 6ft. lin. Bi District Champions Bi District Shelly Brinkley Soph. 11 5ft. 2in. Dawn Kinsey Jr. 1 5ft. 5in. Lanette Butler Soph. 16 5ft. 2in. Christina Escamilla Jr. 19 5ft. 8' in. Chana Jones Jr. 9 5ft. 5in. Sonja Fisher Sr. 5 5ft. 4in. Valerie Valadez Sr. 18 5ft. 7in VoMey iCe First Row (left to right): Tiffany Vaughn. Paula Craig. Christie Shelburn. Second Row: Tammy Reyes. Camille Guthrie, Kim Sekaquaptewa, Leslie Chaung, Shannon Houlton. Third Row: Elizabeth Phillips, Cherie O'Hair, Sheontell Millikan, Lori Hill. Coach Weston. Not Pictured: Rene Zartman, Kim Arrigo and Stacie Haynes. First Row (left to right): Anetra McCurry, Karen Bailey. Marcy Weston, Brandi Allen Second Row: Kris Sandgren, Mona Kilpatrick. Rachel Longoria. Third Row: Coach Weston, Stacey Zwerneman. Shereen Stele. Jo Leigh Canady. Renee Howard, Shannon Parker, Patricia Alexander, Shannon Houlton, Elizabeth Phillips, Kristyn Storms. VARSITY Row 1: Shay Brinkley. Joey Tuten, Stephen Choate. Jose Serrano. Jay Haines. Row 2: Coach Abernathy, John Clark, Rick Johnson. Russell Tippie, Shawn Alberding, Jason Garcia, Coach McGee. Congratulations are in order to each of our basketball teams for having a winning season. After a slow start on the varsity level, they responded well in district play by winning 10 of 12 games and clinching a spot in the play-offs for the second year in a row. Thanks to each of our graduating seniors who worked hard and played well to support B.H.S. :ademy Lake Travis LaTce Travis j 'Dripping Sprj Blanco ''A San Saba r Johnson Ci J Marble FaHS| Early Opporfent b7 Comanche Lampasas Hyde Park Marlin RFC : 21-10 O co' 65 Jay Haines Steve Choate 5-10 Junior 6-0 Senior Jason Garcia 6-2 Junior Russell Tippie 6-5 Senior 66 Shawn Alberding 6-5 Senior Rick Johnson 6-4 Senior Front (I to r): Timmy Roberts, Travis Stinson, Kevin McKinnon. Joe Abernathy, Stephen Mock. Chris Christian, Mike Choate, Michael Maxwell Back: J. C. Powell — MGR . Roy Atkison, Jud Haines. Chris Faris, Ryan Gosman, J. J. Daniels. Scott Garrett. Arthur Valadez, Richard Houston. Ronnie Floyd, Coach North. Not Pictured: Chad Krempin, Trey Lary. Junior Varsity Burnet Opponent 44 Blanco 21 54 Elgin 51 58 Lake Travis 56 45 Fredericksburg 54 46 Dripping Springs 56 61 Leander 40 48 Lake Travis 21 32 Marble Falls 33 39 Lake Travis 46 59 Johnson City 38 46 Marble Falls 28 35 Early 14 48 Llano 42 42 Comanche 46 43 Lampasas 56 62 Marble Falls 36 36 Early 24 47 Llano 40 45 Comanche 46 56 Lampasas RECORD: 13-7 34 Burnet Opponent 61 Johnson City 31 44 Blanco 55 51 Elgin 49 65 San Saba 23 33 Hays Consolidated 34 52 Smithson Valley 40 42 Llano 40 46 Leander 51 55 Lake Travis 37 37 Marble Falls 38 57 Lake Travis 46 54 Jarrel (V) 32 33 Holland (V) 43 56 Hutto (V) 59 62 San Saba 25 75 Johnson City 34 57 Marble Falls 50 51 Early 46 72 Llano 41 47 Brady 43 45 Commanche 33 55 Lampasas 53 63 Marble Falls 53 69 Early 46 46 Llano 57 63 Brady 46 47 Commanche 40 60 Lampasas RECORD: 21-7 58 Front (I to r): Mike Robles, Derrick Graham, Marty Willett, Allen Jowers, Keith Mayfield, Larry Bernal. Back (I to r): Coach Abernathy, Jason Garcia, Danny Allen, Chris Northam, Billy Ezill, Chad Keele. 67 ICO Bottom Row: Trainer: Brian Miller 2nd Row: JoAnn Abernathy, Manager: Renee Howard, Tammy Ellis, Valerie Valadez, Christina Escamilla, Melinda Gholson, Manager: Patricia Alexander, Coach: Julie Collins. 3rd Row: Jean Hernandez, Cindy Benton, Kristyn Storms. 4th Row: Trisha Abernathy, Melissa Escamilla. 5th Row: Mitzl Williams. .. Q MOC The 1987-1988 season was season of constant change and improvement. This team had two things against them from day one — inexperience and lack of height. They recognized this and worked hard to overcome them. We as coaches saw this improvement in defense and the desire to work as a team. Every game they learned and improved both on offense and defense. This con- tinued all through the season. The last game we played, I believe, was the best game we played. The girls can always be proud of that. I know we will. One thing we will remember about this team — when we were announced before a game, the opposing team neuer knew who our post were because we were all the same size — short . . . Coach Collins Coach Abernathy This team will always be special to me. Their de- termination and desire to improve themselves on the court and in their lives, stands as an example to any athlete. Since I won't be coaching next year, this team will always have a place in my heart. I love you all. Coach Collins VARSITY Burnet Opponent 41 Johnson City 39 32 Smithson Valley 26 45 Leander 50 61 Liberty Hill 47 58 San Saba 16 50 Gatesville 47 39 Lampasas 43 38 Killeen 43 61 Evant 39 69 Lockhart 36 31 Hays 57 54 West Lake 59 50 Lampasas 52 44 Leander 49 40 Academy 45 64 Thorndale 30 49 Rockdale 35 41 Johnson City 36 31 Marble Falls 42 48 Early 37 58 Llano 54 60 Brady 28 42 Comanche 52 40 Lampasas 52 54 Marble Falls 57 59 Early 43 46 Llano 45 71 Brady 18 49 Comanche 53 68 Valerie Valadez (8R.) Wing 5'7 Cindy Benton (JR.) Wing 5'7 Melissa Escamilla (JR.) Wing 5'4 Christina Escamilla (JR.) Post 5'9 Melinda Gholson (8R.) Wing 5'3 Tammy Ellis (80PH.) Post yi- Jean Hernandez (SR.) Post 5'7 Trisha Abernathy (JR.) Wing 5 6 Kristyn Storms (SOPH.) Post 5'8 Mitzi Williams (8R.) Point 5'5 J.V. $ Burnet 42 Johnson City Opponent 26 44 Smithson Valley 22 40 Leander 58 51 San Saba 20 36 Lampasas 38 37 Marble Falls 26 19 Comanche 43 39 Lampasas 35 39 Early 40 35 Llano 47 45 Brady 41 54 Marble Falls 28 23 Lampasas 41 13 Johnson City 12 34 Marble Falls 14 23 Early 35 25 Llano 51 FRESHMEN Burnet Opponent 20 Smithson Valley 16 24 Leander 52 20 Brady 33 18 Comanche 63 20 Lampasas 38 13 Early 34 34 Llano 36 27 Marble Falls 42 10 Lampasas 49 15 Marble Falls 33 17 Early 43 26 Llano 41 J.V. Basketball: Front Row: Renee Howard, Patricia Alexander. 2nd Row: Coach: Joann Abernathy. Lanette Butler, Angie Bishop. Shelly Brinkley. Coach: Cindy Weston. Top Row: Stacey Zwerneman, Dawn Kinsey, Mona Fitzpatrick. Freshman Basketball: Row 1: Marcy Weston. Kim Sekaquaptewa, Christie Shelburn, Elizabeth Benton. Row 2: Karen Bailey. Annette Lillard, Jennifer Williams. Kim Arrigo. Christina Rash. Trainer: Mindy Darter. Coach: Cindy Weston, Julie Collins, JoAnn Abernathy. 70 Eric and Tony tearing up the turn. Takin’ it Easy Power Leading the Pack Shoot for the Sky Blazen Speed Super Stride 71 Left to Right: Steve Choate. Rodney Corbin. Tony Serrano. Richard Houston. Row Two: Coach Spring Relay: Left to Right: Rodney Corbin, North. Eric Phillips. Mike Culler. Danny Allen. Jay Haines. Jason Nolan. Roy Atkison. Coach Tony Serrano, Richard Houston, Steve Choate. Walzel. Row Three: Dave Johns, Shawn Alberding, Russell Tippie, Eric Eckert. Regional Qualifiers Left to Right: Rodney Corbin. Tony Serrano. Richard Houston. Steve Choate. Mike Culler. Russell Tippie. Jason Nolan. Jay Haines. Dave Johns, Eric Phillips. J.V. Track Left to Right: Mike Ringstaff, Mike Choate. Jimmy Hardin. Stephen Mock, Michael Maxwell Row Two: Coach North, Ryan Gosman, Anthony Adamcik, Arthur Valadez, Aaron James, Roger Schilling, Coach Walzel. BONER DISTRICT CHAMPS Back Row: Melinda Gholson. Mitzi Williams, Jean Hernandez. 4th Row: Coach Abernathy, Cindy Benton, Chana Jones. Chris- tina Escamilla. 3rd Row: Kristyn Storms, Shelly Brinkley, Lanette Butler, Tammy Ellis. 2nd Row: Jenifer Massoletti, Angie Bishop, Annette Lilliard, Stacie Zwerneman. Front Row: Coach Weston, Renea Howard, Patricia Alexander, Coach Olson. J.V. Girls: Bottom Row (left to right): Marcy Weston, Tammy Reyes, Brandi Allen, Kim Sekaquaptewa, Rebecca Bishop, Lori Hill. Top Row: Coach Weston, Keitha Baker, Dawn Mabe, Kim Arrigo, Coach Olson, Anetra McCurry, Rachel Longoria. Karen Bailey, Mindy Darter, Coach Abernathy. Row 1: Zan Nolan, Becky Prince, Shannon Houlton, Kristi Chris- tian, Crystal Williams. Row 2: Chris Christian, Andy Gould. Row 3: Carolyn Coberly, Mike Davenport, Daniel Lucksinger, Peter Jarvis, Ryan Allen, Mr. Templeton — Sponsor. This year was relatively successful for our team. We finished off the year with about twice as many participants as last season, with several swimmers doing quite well. In addition to the regular meets, we completed the season with the Burnet State Meet with two swimmers placing in their events and the team coming in second in the 4A and under di- vision. I’d like to take this opportunity to thank the team and everyone involved for their effort and dedication. Jay Templeton 1988 DISTRICT CHAMPS Back Row: Coach Quintana. David McGinty, Shannon Barksdale. Logan Faris, Russell Tippie, Chris Miller. Steve Choate. Clay Arnold. Front Row: Jay Haines. Gary Mcfarland, Paul Fickle. Chris Felan. Raymond Baladez. Randy Denton. Coach Massingill. The 1988 Varsity Baseball team was the epitome of the title “Junk Yard Dogs.” This team scrapped burnet and clawed their way to being represented in the 12 baseball circles. The leadership and willingness to 3 apply good fundamentals was the key to their sue- 12 cess. If patience is a virtue, then this team was virtuous. Although our road to success was slow 5 and shaky, Steve and Chris offered us exceptional 9 pitching, and the dedicated reserves or substitutes ® cannot be described any other way but TEAM 11 BULLDOGS! Thanks guys! Coach Massingill pro- 12 vided the team with an aggressive style of baserun- 22 ning which proved to be a difference in several of 3 our games. Thanks Coach! Hats off to a great season, DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 1988! Coach Quintana 2 VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES 1988 Gatesville Gates ville Dripping Springs Johnson City Manor Johnson City Dripping Springs Manor •Marble Falls •Lampasas Llano •Marble Falls •Lampasas •Llano •Marble Falls •Lampasas •Llano Liberty Hill Waco Robinson (Bi-district) OPPONENT 5 3 4 7 10 13 2 8 4 3 0 10 4 5 8 4 6 6 5 •denotes district Front Row: Ronald Floyd, Roddy Theesfield. Shane Schilling. Terry Martin. Eric Murphy Middle Row: Ted Reyes. Daniel Vincent. Mark Cartwright. Chad Smith. Mike Choate. Dewayne McCurry. Back Row: Coach Massingill, Darrell Flores. Chris Faris, Travis Faris, Jason Garcia, Kevin Chandler Clay Arnold. Chris Mrosko. VARSITY TENNIS jr r c 6 ,c v v r v «r ‘ We had so many tennis players this year! We also were very young overall on our varsity team. Each member of our team gave a great effort. I appreciate all of the hours of practice and tournament time that each one of you gave, and the hard work you put into our tennis program. We had so much fun on the tennis trips and you were a great group. Love to all of you, Mrs. JoAnn Abernathy P.S. I’m sorry all of your dreams did not come true, but we will try again next year. Varsity Boys and Girls Doubles Back Row: Tine Te — Number 1 doubles 4th at Brady Tournament 2nd Row: Jason Haynes, Jud Haynes — Number 2 doubles 1st Row: Shawn Willett, Amy Ellett — Number 1 doubles, Jeriann Williams, Melissa Burton Number 2 doubles 78 Varsity Boys and Girls Singles Back ftow; Joe Abernathy — Number 1 Marty Willett — Number 2 Front Row: Jennifer Williams — Number 1 Andrea Hamill — Number 2 J V Doubles — Boys and Girls Back Row: Travis Stinson — No. I doubles. Kevin McKinnon — No. 1 doubles Front Row: Christine Kuykendall — No I doubles, 3rd in J V District doubles. Anna Bergenstrohle — No. 1 doubles. 3rd in J.V. Boys and Girls J.V Singles Back Row: William Waggoner — No. I Singles 3rd in J.V. District in Singles. Chris Willard — Alternate — Singles. Not Pictured: Keith Mayfield — No. 2 Singles. 4th in J.V District Front Row: Li2 Benton — No. 2 Singles. Dawn Kinsey — No I Singles 2nd in J.V. District in Singles. Win Loss Blanco Lago Vista 11 16 Team Tennis 34 38 Westwood Tournament 9 13 Lago Vista 12 8 Florence 15 9 Mason Tournament 6 6 Brady Tournament 21 15 Team Tennis 22 25 (San Saba, Llano, Baird) Varsity District Tennis 6 8 Dual Matches 60 58 Tournaments 88 88 Total 148 146 District doubles Varsity Boys Track 1987-88 has been an outstanding year for Burnet High School. The completion of the Sports Complex, and the state play-offs, are only a few of the great things that happened to BHS. The 1988 track team did a super job! The seniors provided great leadership and everyone responded by doing their part to complete a very succesful season. All the seniors can leave knowing that they won the inaugural Burnet Relays, and in the process set 7 meet records. They won the Bluebonnet Relays, and then in front of the home crowd won the District 8-AAA Championship. The only goal that was not realized that everyone wanted to attain was, to participate in the State Meet. Good Luck to the seniors, we ll miss you. For those returning, let s successfully defend the district crown. Coach Walzel Varsity Girls Track The girls track team had another outstanding year. The team finished second in three meets and won championships at Llano and the district meet. The team outscored second place Lampasas 144-88 while winning its second consecutive championship. The team qualified for regional in ten events and finished second at the regional meet. Coach Abernathy 80 Mitzi Williams: New Meet Records at: Smithson Valley, Burnet, Mason, Boerne, Llano, and Regional, High Point Girl at Boerne. School Records. 43 Points in District Meet, Regional Qualifier in 5 events: 400 Meter Relay, 100 Meter Dash, 200 Meter Dash, Long Jump, and Triple Jump 100 Meter Dash 11.77 — Abilene 200 Meter Dash 24.87 — Boerne Region IAAA: 2nd — 200 Meter Dash 1st — 100 Meter Dash: New Regional Record 11.83 State Meet: 4th — 100 Meter Dash 3rd — 200 Meter Dash Chana Jones: New Meet Records: Smithson Valley, Burnet, Mason, Llano, Boerne, District, and Regional, Outstanding Performance Award at Burnet. School Records: Shot Put — 41®5' t — State Meet Discus — 139 10 — Regional Meet — Odessa Regional IAAA: 2nd — Shot Put 1st — Discus — Regional Record 139® 10 State Meet — Austin: 2nd — Discus 3rd — Shot Put Bottom Row (I to r): Glen Gilmore, Henry Snow, Randy Reavis, Lance Ray. Top Row (I to r): Chris Hernandez, Forrest Mize, Joe McCarty, Monti Brunson, Lewis Bristow, Mr. Grant. Not Pictured: James Herren, Coley Harned, Linda McDonnald. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Flrxt Row: Jo Leigh Canady. Kandi Willard, Jean Hernandez. Sunny Riley. Rachel Morris. Jeff Gipson. Angela Stark, Melinda Gholson. Shannon Parker. Michelle Solsbery Second Row: Chris Willard, Timmy Roberts, Roue belle Coppage, Keitha Baker, Shelly Brinkley, Rod Corbin, Jenifer Massoletti, Kevin McKinnon, Steve Choate. Mona Fitzpatrick, Tiffany Cur bo Third Row: Robert Smith. Ernest Jones. Jerry Wallace. Dewayne Graniger. Heather Martin. Christina Escamilla. Dawn Kinsey. Tammy Ellis. Mitzi Williams. Eric Phillips. Trisha Abernathy Fourth Row: Clifton Myers. Ted Reyes. Chad Smith, David Melancon. Joe Abernathy. Valerie Valadez, Paul Fickle. Lyle Wright. Mike Ringstaff, Mike Robles, Robert Jowers, Joey Tuten Fifth Row: Scott Garrett, Marty Willett, Allen Jowers. Christie Shelbum. Jennifer Williams. Tiffany Vaughn. Angie Bishop. Dana Short. John Clark. Jon-Max Potts. Chan Sisowath, Mike Culler Sixth Row: Ryan Gosman, Chad Krcmpin, John C Powell, Rodger Schilling, Mike Choate, Chris Faris, Jud Haynes. Travis Faris, Bonnie Greenlees. Ray Johns, Shawn Alberding, Robbie Bradshaw Seventh Row: Brian Miller, J J. Daniels. Stephen Mock. Chris Christian. Patrick Teague. Chris Bean. Gary McFarland. Chris Miller, Coach McGee. Coach North, Coach Quintana. Fellowship of Christian Athletes shared another great year. The group in its fourth year continues to grow in strength with meetings reaching 140 in attendance. Meetings sometimes featured special guests while others consisted of bible study or a Christian film. Special nights were the Kick Off Supper with music group Eternity”, Texas Bodybuilder Ron Goldman, professional football player Reese Morrison, and Baylor coach Joe Fix. Hopefully the excitement we have shared in Christ this year will affect our lives forever. 82 Annual Staff Members Michele Balzen Krystal Benson Rodney Corbin Bonnie Greenlees Matt Holland Amy Lewis Dale Myers Shelly Oliver Gail Paugh Cole Ricketson Sunny Riley Sherryl Smith Kelly Wilbourn Student Council: Top Row: Dane Kerns — Sponsor. Michelle Mosley, Melinda Gholson, Jennifer Williams. Christie Shelburn, Trey Lary, Kim Schilling, Sancy Scott, B. J. Hartsell, Jenifer Massoletti. Amy Grant — Sponsor. Bottom Row: Allen Jowers, Bonnie Driggers. Braye Bailey — Sec., Michelle Solsbery — Treas.. Valerie Valadez — V. Pres.. Mitzi Williams — Pres.. Danny Allen. Bryan Lambert. Ryan Allen. Tine Te. Not Pictured: Shawn Patterson. Kerns Coronation MC [Projects 1987-1988 'fir 1. Sold Mums 2. Homecoming Halftime 3. Homecoming Dance 4. Leadership Conference at U.T. 5. Leadership Day at Marble Falls 6. Shamrock Sales, Dance for Muscular! Distrophy (raised $186) 7. Wooden Newspaper Stand 8. Spirit Posters in Hall 9. Coronation Row I: Clay Fancher — Treasurer, Tommy Hairgrove — President. Melissa Burton — Secretary, Kim Schilling — Vice President Row 2: Barbara Schreiber, Kerri Sanders, Amy Ellett, Shawn Willett. Krystal Benson, Mitzi Williams, Christi Smith, Braye Bailey, Julie Paugh, Kim Tarla. Row 3: Wendy Schaefer, Michelle Mosley. Carrie Sapp, Russell Johnson, John Kay, Chris Black, Valerie Valedez, Holly Chiles, B. J. Hartsell, Mrs. Fry — Sponsor VOCATIONAL ADJUSTMENT COORDINATION 1st Row: Pam Smith. David Melancon. Dwayne Graniger. James Fergus. Kenneth Shadel. Doug Parker. Tracey Lewis. Dwayne McCurry. 2nd Row: Dean Luedke, Bill Worrell. Denton Hickman. John Drosche, Jerry Wallace, Jerry Ashlock, Benton Hickman. OFFICE EDUCATION COOPERATIVE TRAINING Front Row: Tammy Wilson — President; Alice Pue — Secretary Treasurer; Linnie Copeland — Parliamentarian; Barbara Angell. Second Row: Mitzi Williams, Kevin Kennedy, Tammy Waller — Vice-President; Sue Ellen Jennings, Sondra Roys. Hot Pictured: Christie McHam — Reporter Historian; Christy Rhoads. Jennifer Shelburn, Laura Hunziker, Chris Stein. John Clark. Sunny Riley, Michelle Solsbery. Shereen Steele, Valerie Valadez, Juan Martinez. Janell Burson Jowers. Linda McDonald, Sue Reavis. 88 CLUE Front Row: Clay Fancher, Shereen Steele — Secretary, Valerie Valadez — Vice President, B. J. Hartsell — Pres- ident, Sue Reavis — Treasurer, Liz Mill- er. Middle Row: Chris Willard, Candace Wiggins, Carolyn Coberly. Back Row: Michelle Solsbery, Amy El- lett, Shawn Willett, Keith Oestrich, Kevin Kennedy, Tammy Burton. Spon- sors: Dane Kerns, Lonnie Seipp. Not Pictured: Christy Petrick, Kim Wise, Michelle Holstin. Spaghetti Supper Officers Key Club is a student organization which operates under the direction of the local Kiwanis Club Chapter. Its main purpose is to instill a sense of patriotism and community service in its members. 89 Working? Tip. please. Are We Having Fun? I [III 1111111 Home Economics Cooperative Education •a Hay nes. Lewis Captian. Tammy Melancon. Row 2: Tonyia Smith. Wendy Ellett, Loura Holley, Debra Cottrell Row 3: Mrs. Goodwin, wick. Teresa Watkins, Holly Chiles, Natalie Bridges. Natalie, Dairy Queen. Tammy. Dairy Queen. Lori, Holley s Nursery. Cathy, Tender Loving Care. Holly, Tender Loving Care. Tonya, Fowler Nursery. Laura, Pizza Hut. Lewis Captian, Taco Bell Debra, Holley's Nursery. Tonyia, Burnet Elementary. f ar me rs oF 1988 FFA 1st Row (left to right): Mr. Richard Grill. Tod Harris (President). Sandy Schilling (Vice President). Amy Goble (Secretary). Cindy Schilling (Treasurer). Henry Snow (Reporter). Greg Baker (Sentinel). Mr. Roger Grant. 2nd Row: Andrea Chick. Melissa Armstrong. Kristi Hocker. Carter Patterson. Fawn Lynn, Karen Whiteley, Tiffany Vaughn, Raymond Baladez. Ted Reyes. Chad Smith, Keith Armentrout. 3rd Row: Daniel Jowers. Clay Burton. Albert Lee Ford. David Maldonado. Glen Gilmore, Devin Cummings. Peter Nowak, Chris Zuniga. Vicky Hibler. Becky Franklin. Russell Parker 4th Row: Tom Tarla. Billy Karl. Kevin Herring. Earnest Jones. Jeff Rueffer. Ben McCoy. Derrik Graham. Chris Hillard, Wayne Craig. Gary Bristow. Chris Barrow. Sean Haynes. 5th Row: Victor Pierce, Michael Prather, Robert Salinas. Chris Terry. Ronnie Floyd. John Thaman. Colby Denton. James Johnson. Eric tlsery. Greg Peavy. Charlie Burton. Wayne Lucas 6th Row: Clint Crawford. Sandra May. Laurie McDonald. Tammy Burton. Lewis Bristow, Forrest Mize. Coley Harned, Robert Jowers. Michael Ringstaff, Len McCormick, Bobby Huffstuttler. 7th Row: Trinket Jernigan. Charles Parker 92 Sean and A. J. on the lookout. Sr. Chapter Conducting 3rd at District (L to R): Tammy Burton, Ben McCoy, Billy Karl, Todd Harris, Amy Goble, Greg Baker, Andrea Chick. Jr. Chapter Conducting 1st at District (L to R): Chris Terry, Clint Crawford, Chris Hilliard. Steven Carroll, Daniel Jowers, Mr. Grill, Ronnie Floyd. Not Pictured: Mike Prather. Poultry Judging Cindy Schilling Albert Ford Ben McCoy Clint Crawford Chris Hilliard Land Judging Albert Ford Chris Hilliard Cindy Schilling Sandy Schilling Tammy Burton Dairy Products Sandy Schilling Andrea Chick Greg Baker Chris Barrow Steve Carroll FFA Creed Speaking 3rd in District Peter Nowak Livestock Judging Henry Snow Jeff Rueffer Kevin Herring Tammy Burton FFA SWEETHEART Sandy Schilling FFA Radio Team Sandy Schilling Kristy Hocker Not Pictured: Cindy Schilling FFA LEADERSHIP Extemporaneous Speaking Becky Franklin FFA Quiz 3rd in District Albert Ford, Susan Mize, Mr. Grill. Not Pictured: Laurie McDonald. The FFA chapter has accomplished many of the goals which were set by the officer team this year, and I appreciate everyone who helped the chapter achieve those goals. Many of those goals were set and achieved by the senior members, and you should be congratulated for your accomplishments. I challenge all the underclassmen to set their goals higher and achieve more of these goals so they may carry on the traditions set by the graduating class. Good luck to all of you in all your endeavors. FOR THE BIRDS. Richard Grill 93 Future Homemakers Future Homemakers of America is a youth centered organization open to the membership of students. This membership gives students the opportunity to participate in community activ- ities. This year the FHA contributed their time to give an Easter egg hunt for the Child Devel- opment Center and donated fruit to the area wide nursing homes. merica FHA: Row 1: President: Amy Lewis. Vice President: Debra Cottrell, Secretary: Laura Atkison, Treasurer: Krystal Benson, Reporter: Holly Chiles, Historian: Lewis Captain. Row 2: Carrie Smith, Tonya Haynes. Cathy Mata, Teresa Watkins, Vickie Lake, Natalie Bridges, Tammy Melancon, Lori Warwick, Wendy Ellett, Laura Holley, Christine Simpson. Sponsors: Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Whyburn. Hot Pictured: Christie Shelburn. Nursing Home Trip to the Day Care Center. OFFICE LIBRARY AIDER First Row: Angie Jackson. Linnie Copeland. Raven Donica, Emily Shannon, Kim Tarla, Tiffany Curbo. Second Row: Michelle Mosley, Myra Allen. Chris Stein, Tammy Waller. Rhonda Ballard, Wendy Schaefer, Christi Smith, Brownie Byrd. Mrs. J. Smith. Third Row: Russell Tippie, Tammy Wilson, Christy Rhodes, Barbara Schreiber, John Hardin. Not Pictured: Steve Shaw, Jeriann Williams. Back Row: Mrs. Garner. Steven Salinas, Chris Terry, Jeff Parks, Jimmy Colson, Jamil Wakil, Bubba Riley, Kevin Kennedy. First Row: Lisa Blacklock, Dana Allen, Gloria Ybarra, Jo Leigh Canady, Shawn Willett. Not Pictured: Renee Atkison, Janell Burson, Fawn Lynn, Forrest Mize, Chris Stein, Aaron Strong, Karen Whitley, Kandi Willard. 95 UIL University Interscholastic League Shawna Mayerson Calculator C and C — 2nd Dist — 5th Jason Miller Ready Writing 96 Dianne Flores Spelling Robert Worrell Spelling Calculator Peter Nowak Spelling Calculator Rick Johnson Poetry Interpretation Dist. — 2nd Kim Schilling Ready Writing Dist. — 2nd Science B. J. Hartsell Poetry Interpretation CTC — 2nd. Mason — 2nd Dist. — 3rd. Reg. — 3rd State — 4th Those who participate in GIL literary and ac- ademic contest go the extra distance to build their skills. Preparation for these contests is done out of class, which means that what might have been spare time for them was instead devoted to practice and going to sev- eral weekend tournaments. Stacia Edwards Literary Criticism Mason — 3rd Dist — 6th Prose Interpretation Mason — 2nd Robey Neeley Thomas Reagor Poetry Interpretation Calculator Dist. — 6th r CONGRATULATIONS Rick Johnson, Kim Schilling, and B. J. Hartsell for a great per- formance at regional. Joey Tuten Accounting Dist. — 5th Chris Black Science CONGRATULATIONS B. J. Hartsell for plac- ing 4th in STATE in Po- etry Interpretation. 97 Row One: Robin Hunt, Tasha Thorp, Jason Haynes, Wendy Hornsby, Tiffany Enell. Row Two: Peter Nowak, Dawn Fishbein, Betty Jo Hartsell, John Kay, Travis Cravey, Julie Paugh, Chris McCully. Row Three: Mrs. Block. Michelle Tuten, Wendy Kay, Chris Black, Michael Edwards, Zan Nolan. Michelle Davis, Stacia Edwards, Crystal Williams. HOT BETC Remember This: Tom Paine • The crew days • “George” MeCully • Friends Forever • When Tasha “the cake queen” got torn apart • Marathon pun-offs • Triple time rehearsals • The Crucible — at district, area, regionals • Climbing the mountain • Theatre sports • “How dare you” • The Shriners • 5:30 wake-up calls • Secret handshake • Zimba zimba ziah • Being an ensemble • Whoa dude . . . cervazes . .. excellent ...� Bessie, the martyred sewing machine, who gave her life for the Rev- olution • When Ms. Block told us she was leaving • Our Seniors — John, Stacia, Chris, Julie • Waco and Odessa • The preface judge • 8 hour mar- athon rehearsal • Ms. Block left her purse • Star Trek at Gatti’s • The buttro • “I like to dream” • McDonalds’ • Eat cake • “Chiquita” by Zan Nolan • “If this is a bear pit, why all the hay?” • The Lord’s Prayer Director’s Message: '87- 88 has been, indeed, the Rolls Royce of the years. Each of us will always treasure having been a part of an ensemble dedicated to excellence. I carry the best of BETC in my heart, always, as an example for my life. Thank you, BETC. Best Actor — District EMPLOYMENT RESOURCES Brinxinx PenpU 6 Johs Toxtlixr Expect The Best The Expect The Best pre- vocational class is a coop- erative project of the Burnet CISD and Williamson-Burnet County Opportunity, Inc. The ETB program is to give students direction in their educational choices. In ad- dition to pre-vocational training instruction, students spend 40 hours in hands- on vocational training at local business training sites. 1st Semester: Row 1: Rosalinda Solis, Andrea Chick. Patrick Dennison. Bobby Escamilla. Michelle Gonzales. Row 2: Rudy Quintero. David McGinty, Bobby West. Jimmy Crawford, Jake Liserio. Row 3: Jimmy Colson, Larry Bernal, Dewayne Graniger. Not Pictured: Debbie Arnold, Tom Fritz. 100 2nd Semester Row 1: Amber Seelke, Tina Riley. Vicky Htbler. Kristine Hocker. Tandra Sumner. Melissa Armstrong. Row 2; Dean Johnson. Chris Felon. Patrick Teague. Bobby Huffstuttler. Kenneth Armstrong Row 3: Jesse Porras, David Gilliland. Bobby Gonzales. Not Pictured: Jaimi Dickson. Janna Cowan. Janinc Ditsworth, Maria Hernandez. Paul Moore. Misti Wagner Row One: Elizabeth Phillips. Sonja Fisher. Nicole Meeks. Amy Brown. Kateena Garcia, Lori Teer, Alice Shin, Raven Donica. Patricia Alexander. Row Two: Becky Robinette, Billie Sterling, Laura Hunziker, Anna Bergenstrahle, Charissa Clements, Sandi Sheehan, Clarissa Ladesma, Darla Stein, Tonyia Sargent, Heather Theison, Debra Neeley, Elizabeth Robinette. Row Three: Thomas Pontgras, Robey Neeley, Henrik Bergman, Clay Fancher, Howard Ellett, Victor Pierce, Jason Counts, Eric Gsery. The Choir of ’87-'88 was very active in many aspects. Fundraisers consisted of bake sales, car washes and a snowcone booth at the carnival. They also performed for nursing homes and retirement centers. The Choir performed many concerts including the Harvest Festival, the Christmas Concert and Spring Show. Heather Theison was an outstanding member of the Choir. We congratulate her on her performance at the State competition. 8andi Sheehan President 101 Row One: Felicia Felan. Tiffany Curbo, Wendy Schaefer, Sherri Brakhage, Monica Lopes, Kristi Christian, Kateena Garcia. Row Two: Amy Ellett, Carrie Sapp. Niesa Brooks, Christy Petrick, Dianne Flores, Christina Mabe, Regina Cardullo, Cherie O'Hair. Row Three: Larry Hullum, Cindy Sandoval, Sherri Laak, Tommy Reagor, Scott Garrett, Chris Christian. April Siptak, Carolyn Coberly, Christi Smith, Jesse Leftwich. Row Four: Ryan Allen, Cory Robertson, Tena McCully, Sherryl Smith, Russ Johnson, Alan Rutherford, Clay Arnold, Shanell Finke, Jeremy Laak, Daniel Lucksinger. Row Five: Cindy Maldonado, Michelle Holstin, Michelle Curbo, Trey Lary, Brett Lee, David Reagor, John Hardin, Anthony Adamcik, Jennifer Balke, Crystal Williams. John Thamen, Heather Jordan. Kim Arrigo. Row Six: Kenny Taylor, Leslie Chuang, Sharon Arnold, Mark Jarvis, Chad Vaughn. Jason Martin, Darryl Flores, Dale Myers, Robert Worrell. Chris Black, Keith Oestreich, Culley Traweek, Cole Ricketson, Gail Paugh, Felicia Johnson. Not pictured: Daniel Adams, Shane Blair, Eric Gsery, Joel Van Horn. 103 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIORS HAVING FUN MR. PHELPS? SWEEPSTAKES CELEBRATION PAULA CRIDER U.T. MR. McADOW Row One (I to r): T Lary. R Johnson, G Paugh Row Two: C. Smith. D. Myers, T Curbo Bottom Center: T. Curbo, C. Smith Top: W Schaefer French Horns: B. to T. T Lary. M. Curbo. M. Holstin. C. Maldonado Baritones (L to R): K Arrigo, J Thaman. Sasophone (L to R): T Reagor, C. Christian. C. Coberly. C. Smith. A. Siptak. J. Laftwich. S. Garrett M Jordan. Percussion Bottom Row (I to r): L. Chuang. G. Paugh Row Two: C Vaughn. C Ricketson. K. Taykw. Cornets: (L to R): S Fincke. J. Look. D Lucksinger, C. Arnold. R Johnson. A. Rutherford. S Smith. T - Traweek, D. Flores. M Jarvis, E. (Jsery. Row Three: S. Arnold. J. Martin. D Myers. F Johnson. C. McCullv C Robertson R Allen l r r; Black. R. Worrell lU= CNEEBLEABEBS . . . y A B 9 i i Y Bottom Row: Sunny Riley, Barney; Bubba Riley, Bonnie Greenlees. Middle Row: Cindy Benton, Mitzi Williams, Angela Stark. Top: Braye Bailey. 9 1 9 9 106 Front Row (I to r): Norma Porras, Nicole Meeks. Wendy Hornsby. Michelle Davis, Carrie Sanders. Tammy Melancon, Carolina Perdoma. Jason Nolan. Patrick McElroy, Joey Tuten, Rick Johnson. Jeff Gipson, Shane Blair, Mrs. Shule Not Pictured: Clarissa Ladesma. Candi Wiggins: Corporal Kristy Welch: Sergeant m Bottom Row, (I to r): Rouchelle Coppage, Shanon Welch, Myra Allen, Elizabeth Lewis, Shannan Schooley. Middle Row, (I to r): Rachel Morris, Michelle Mosley, Sharon Steele, Keitha Baker, Shelly Oliver. Top Row, (I to r): Jessica Johnson, Bonnie Driggers, Charissa Clements, Lisa Blacklock, Amy Lewis. The Highlandettes of 1987-88 would like to thank everyone who supported us throughout the year. We would especially like to thank our director, Mrs. Schule, who helped us achieve our goal of going to STATE Competition. We were doubtful at first but after getting all l’s in Austin and advancing to State level we now know it was worth all the hard work and dedication we put into it. THANK YOU, THE HIGHLANDETTES 1987-88 Myra Allen. Senior Elizabeth Lewis. Junior Jessica Johnson. Junior Sharon Steele. Junior Four Year Member Third Year Member. ''Captain' Third Year Member Third Year Member. 1st Lieutenant Lisa Bbckkxrk, Junior Charissa Clements. Sophomore Rouchelle Coppage. Sophomore Kristy Welch. Sophomore First Year Member First Year Member First Year Member First Year Member. Manager 2nd In State (34M) ALL THE tVAY TC STATE HIGHLIGHTS 79SS HIGHLIGHTS 1988 Kids of Burnet Keilha Baker. Michelle Mosley, and Charissa Clements. Shelly Oliver. Shanon Welch. Rouchelle Coppage. Lisa Black lock, and Amy Lewis. J.V Dance Team Dance Class Sighlandancers Shannon Houlton Highlandettes Debra and Rhonda Cottrell Senior Highlandettes Bluebonnet Belles Highlandettes B H S Choir Seniors 88 Myra Allen Highlandette Officers Slide Show Highlandettes Special Presentation America Why Should I Cry Don't Leave Me This Way Fascinated Easy Street Friends Forever Tuxedo Junction ' Shout She's Like the Wind Contest Jazz Hall of the Mosaics' Gone at Last Seniors '58 So Emotional Let Me Dance For You” Then and Now Headed for the Future Highlandette of the Year DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE It seems that every year I learn something new about the Highlandettes. found out in past years how dedicated and enthusiastic all of the members are But this year I discovered even more; these young ladies love dance, perhaps as much as I do. This joy we share is evident in everything the group has done this year They have sacrificed much to do what they love most. Three special young ladies gave up a month of their summer to learn a lyrical dance for my college choreography class. The whole team gave up the two sun bathing, school shopping weeks at the end of August to practice skills and learn football and pep rally routines. And every day after school they worked for hours to make those routines the best ever. As soon as football season ended, our hardest work began — CONTEST! They eagerly welcomed the challenging routines and endured long hours of practice, even on weekends. Following contest preparations for Highlights’’ went into full swing. It seems we never stop! But all the work and sacrifices will not be remembered without the cherished moments they helped us achieve. Those three who helped me with my class will never forget the beaming face of my college professor last summer as she told them their performance was “BEAU-TI-FUL! All fifteen Highlandettes can probably still remember the pride they felt as they sat perfectly poised and still on their musical notes’’ before giving a flawless performance at the Marble Falls football game. And Sweepstakes at the Hill Country Classic speaks for itself. Getting all I s, Best in Class for our table routine, and qualifying for State Competition were all ‘‘firsts’’ for us. So was going to State, where we earned a Silver plaque. These accomplishments required more work than ever before, but I bet if you ask the young ladies who are proud to be Highlandettes of 87-88, they will all tell you that they wouldn' have settled for anything less! Through their love of dance, the Highlandettes have made many great memories for all of us, especially me. However, my fondest memory is not of any award winning performance or first time accomplishment. Instead, it is special gift from the team. When I returned to school after an illness, they surprised me with a performance they had worked on all week just for me. will never forget the love and pride we all shared that day, for dance and for each other. It is that kind of love and pride that will always keep the Highlandettes HEADED FOR THE FUTURE!” { t ____________________ Suzann Schule AMERICA Why Should I Cry Tuxedo Junction' Friends Forever Don't Leave Me This Seniors 88 112 7Wi. S ScM , IQitey Mcm ‘Tftitji 7tU££i Z K TfUtt rftMeUc J cc4AeC£ cutd TtteCiacOz ‘Tft at 7 £e«Uect £ac£ z t C Stacia Sctcuwut 116 ‘pniettctfce t 0?cutc6en cutcC %cufc ‘ScUtey Senior Favorites: Sunny Riley and Mike Culler; Junior Favorites: Trish Abernathy and Travis Cravey; Sophomore Favorites: Shelly Brinkley and Jason Nolan. Freshman Favorites: Angie Bishop and Stephen Mock. Junior Girls Prom Sponsors PROM 1988 Servers for Prom 1988 These Are Times To Remember We Are Having Too Much Fun Love Birds Hey Mom! 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Not Pictured: John Mead — Precinct 4; Katy Gilmore — Co. Commissioner. domplimenls of Benton and Company, Inc. Certified pulnic Accountants OFFICES IN BURNET AND MARBLE FALLS CAROL H. TORI AN PHONES HOWARD BENTON 512-756-4904 CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 512-693-4365 This years yearbook consists of. .. Korinna, standard headlines and body copy printed on West-vaco 80 pound enamel paper which is 7%xlOVfe trim size. The cover is silkscreen green lexitone base with silver applied on 120 pt. binders board. 300 copies of 156 pages each were printed by Taylor Publishing Co. Dallas, TX. The class pictures were done by Terry’s. The book was published by the B.H.S. Yearbook Staff. The total cost was $16,842.75. Special thanks to Jim — our Taylor Publishing representative for his time, effort and patience. 146 Hill Country Tire Garry’s Wrecker Service Garry Adams Owner SEIDENSTICKER’ INC. Complete Men’s and Ladies Shop Ladies 756-2026 ALLAN KATHY MAYER MeMauftitoi' Bu .,y Rudy Quintero Julie Everett Jean Reese Jerry Freeman Cindy Chapman Allan Mayer Kathy Mayer MAKE TRACKS TO ro ■ V ; «N : V ; THE LATEST t t . v SCOOP ICECREAM CANDY SHOP . SODA’S-SHAKES a®MALTS-SPLITS ,; ▼ FLOATS-CONES UNIQUE CANDY CREATIONS . IN RANCHHOUSE t Present This Handbill For t FREE DIP of ice Cream With Any Meal I 200 S. Water Hwv. 281 Burnet. Texas 78611 b i A V 147 1988 bChDGMIC WMDS, BHS Welcome Mr. George Wright Superintendent Invocation Valerie Valadez Special Recognitions GIL Literary and Academic Contest Participants GIL One-Act Play Cast and Crew All-State Choir Subject Awards Special Presentations A-B Honor Roll Presidential Academic Fitness Awards A Honor Roll Closing Remarks Mr. Lonnie Seipp Principal All are invited to the reception in the cafeteria. Refreshments prepared by Home Economics Department Program prepared by Office Education Classes speciN. pResoiTMioris Burnet VFW Post 6974 and Ladies Auxiliary — Stacia Edwards, Robey Neeley, Kim Schilling, Becky Franklin. Daughters of the American Revolution — Jeriann Williams Woodsman of the World — Jason Nolan GIL Award for Scholastic Achievement G.S. Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete Awards — Joey Tuten, Valerie Valadez Masonic Excellence Award — Lake Victor Masonic Lodge 1011 — Angie Jackson Bertram Masonic Lodge 456 — Kim Tarla Valley Masonic Lodge 175 — Eric Phillips, Michelle Mosley Mount Horeb Masonic Lodge 136 — Kevin Herring, Christi Smith Kingsland American Legion Post 437 and Ladies Auxiliary Girls' State — Braye Bailey Boys' State — Anthony Adamcik Scholarship — Christi Smith Citizenship — Kevin Kennedy Americanism — Robert Bradshaw Best All Around — Mitzi Williams Gniversity of Texas Ex-Students' Association — Ann Price Chris Black Clay Fancher Tommy Hairgrove John Kay Kim Schilling Barbara Schreiber Christi Smith Joey Tuten Shawn Willett The Presidential Academic Fitness Award is the culmination of academic achievement for the high school student. The recipients of this award embody the idea of scholastic excellence. To receive this honor, the students must attain 85 or better average for all classes I am pleased to honor the winners of the Presidential Academic Fitness Award for 1988, the fifth year of our program to recognize outstanding scholastic achievement among America's young people. The three million young men and women who have received the award exemplify those attributes that make for better students and better citizens. Your success paints a bright picture for our country’s future, and your fine example of what can be accomplished through hard work, dedication, and development of the mind will be a lasting inspiration to your fellow students. You, your parents, and your teachers should take pride in the standard of excellence you've set, and I want you all to know that I’m proud of you, as well. Nancy and I send our best wishes now and for the future. God bless you. CSV— 148 and these classes must include the “New Basics’’ established by the National Commission on Excellence in Education — English, mathematics, science, social studies, foreign language, and computer science. These students must also rank above the 80th percentile on a nationally recognized college entrance exam such as the SAT or ACT. In plain words, they are ranked scholastically in the top 20% of the nation’s students, not just in the county of Burnet or in the state of Texas. A HONOR ROLL A-B HONOR ROLL Danny Allen Anna Bergenstrahle Janell Jowers Kevin Kennedy Annette Lillard Jason Nolan Alice Pue Karri Sanders Kim Schilling Christi Smith Kim Tarla Joey Tuten Shawn Willett Mitzi Williams Elizabeth Lewis Monica Lopes Michelle Mosley Christy Petrick Carrie Sapp Wendy Schaefer Barbara Schreiber Sandra Scott Kimball Sekaquaptewa Angela Stark Kristyn Storms Kenny Taylor Tine Te Michelle Tuten Valerie Valadez Majid Wakil Shannon Welch Marcy Weston Jeriann Williams Robert Worrell Theresa Ybarra Anthony Adamcik Dana Allen Braye Bailey Karen Bailey Cindy Benton Henrik Bergman Amy Brown Melissa Burton Lanette Butler Holly Chiles Rouchelle Coppage Darrell Crain Stacia Edwards Tammy Ellis Clay Fancher Rebecca Fraklin Judy Guzman B. J. Hartsell Angie Jackson Russ Johnson Chana Jones Trey Lary UIL AWARD FOR SCHOLASTIC ACHICl CMCHT Tommy Hairgrove John Kay Michelle Mosley Kim Schilling Barbara Schreiber Christi Smith Joey Tuten Mitzi Williams Varerie Valadez Shawn Willett GOL'CRMORS RECOGNITION AWARD Kim Schilling Barbara Schreiber Shawn Willett PARTICIPANTS Adamcik, Anthony Allen, Brandi Allen, Dana Allen, Danny Allen, Ryan Arnold. Debbie Arrigo, Kim Atkison, Peggy Atkinson, Roy Bachmayer, Wayne Bailey. Braye Bailey. Karen Baker, Greg Baladez, Raymond Balzen, Michele Barksdale, Shannon Benson, Krystal Benton. Cindy Bergenstrahle, Anna Bergman, Henrik Black. Chris Bradshaw. Robert Bristow. Lewis Brown, Amy Brumm, Lee Burton, Melissa Butler. Lanette Byrd, Brownie Chiles, Holly Clements, Charissa Coppage, Rouchelle Craig. Wayne Crain. Darrell Cravey, Travis Crawford, Clint Dennison, Patrick Donica, Raven Edwards. Mike Edwards, Stacia Ellis, Tammy Enell, Tiffany Fancher, Clay Fishbein, Dawn Flores, Dianne Ford, Robert Franklin, Rebecca Gollnick, Chris Guzman, Judy Harris, Jimmy Hartsell. B. J. Hairgrove, Tommy Haynes, Jason Herring, Kevin Hickman, Benton Hocker, Kristine Hornsby, Wendy Howard, Renee Hudson, John Hullum. Larry Hunt, Robin Jackson, Angie Jennings, Sue Ellen Johnson, Rick Johnson, Russ Jones, Chana Jones, Ernest Jordan, Heather Jowers, (Burson) Janell Karl, Billy Kay, John Kay, Wendy Kennedy, Kevin Lary, Trey Lewis, Elizabeth Lillard, Annette Lopes, Monica McCoy, Ben McCulley, Chris McCurry, DeWayne McGinty, David Mabe, Dawn Mata, Cathy Mata, Donna May, Sandra Mayerson, Shawna Melancon, David Miller, Jason Mosley, Michelle Myers, Dale Neeley, Robey Nolan. Jason Nolan, Zan Nowak. Peter Parks. Jeff Patterson, Shawn Paugh, Julie Petrick, Christy Phillips. Eric Pongratz, Thomas Porras, Norma Pue, Alice Reagor, Tommy Reyes, Tammy Reyes, Ted Roberts, John Roys, Marka Donelle Roys, Sondra Rutherford, Alan Sanders, Karri Sapp, Carrie Schaefer. Wendy Schiffli, Gary Schilling, Cindy Schilling, Kim Schreiber. Barbara Scott. John Scott, Sandra Sekaquaptewa, Kimball Serrano, Jose Sheehan. Sandi Shelburn. Jennifer Simpson, Christine Smith, Christi Snow, Henry Stark, Angela Sterling, Billi Storms, Kristyn Strasser, David Tarla. Kim Tarla. Tom Taylor, Kenny Te, Tine Theison, Heather Thompson, Lana Thorp, Tasha Tuten, Joey Tuten, Michelle Valadez, Valerie Wakil, Jamil Wakil, Majid Waller. Tammy Welch, Kristy Welch, Shannon Weston, Marcy Wiggins, Candi Willett, Shawn Williams. Crystal Williams, Jeriann Williams, Mitzi Worrell, Robert Yanniell. Jessie Ybarra, Theresa a A a Abernathy. Joseph 48. 67. 78. 82 Abernathy, Trisha 36, 68, 69. 70. 82. 117. 118. 119. 120 Adamcik, Anthony 9. 12. 15. 36, 60, 72, 102. 103. 104. 105. 118. 119. 121. 148, 149 Adams. Daniel 13. 36. 103, 104. 105 Akers. Kim 36 Alberding, Shawn 6, 22, 56. 57. 61, 65. 66. 72. 73. 82 Alderete, Edith 42 Alexander. Patricia 41. 42. 62. 64. 68. 69. 70, 73, 101 Allen, Brandie 48, 64, 74. 148. 149 Allen. Dana 14. 22. 30. 66. 95. 119. 120, 148. 149 Allen. Danny 42. 54. 67, 72. 73. 86. 148. 149 Allen. Myra 2, 3. 13, 14. 15. 22. 95. 110. Ill, 120, 121 Allen. Ryan 15, 48. 54. 75. 85. 86. 102. 103. 104. 105. 148. 149 Amidon. Doyle 14. 22. 102, 103. 104. 105. 119. 120 Angell, Barbara 36 Arellana, Sarah 22 Armen trout, Keith 48. 61. 92. 93 Armstrong, Kenneth 100 Armstrong. Melissa 42, 92, 93. 100 Arnold. Clay 12. 36. 47, 60, 76. 77, 102, 103, 104, 105. 118. 119. 121 Arnold. Debbie 48. 100. 148. 149 Arnold, Sharon 7, 8. 16-A. 36. 47. 96. 102. 103, 104. 105. 119 Arrigo, Kim 47, 48, 64. 74. 102. 103. 104. 105, 148. 149 Ashlock. Jerry 36. 48. 88 Atkison, Carolyn Renee 22, 30, 66, 95 Atkison, Laura 22, 30, 94 Atkison. Lisa 42 Atkison. Melinda 48 Atkison, Peggy 42. 148. 149 Atkison, Roy 48. 61. 67. 72. 73. 148. 149 b B b Bachmayer, L. Wayne 48, 148. 149 Bailey. Braye 9. 12. 13. 14. 15. 36. 86. 87, 117, 118, 120. 121, 148, 149 Bailey. Karen 48. 64. 74. 148. 149 Baker. Greg Don 42. 92. 93. 148. 149 Baker, Keitha 2, 3, 13, 14. 15, 42, 74. 82. 96, 97. 110, 111 Baladez, Raymond 22, 76, 92, 93, 148. 149 Balke. Darrell 42 Balke, Jennifer 14, 42, 102. 103, 104, 105 Ballard. Rhonda 36, 95 Balzen, Holly Michelle 36. 84. 85. 148, 149 Barksdale, Shannon 14, 15, 22, 56. 57. 58, 66, 76, 115, 148. 149 Barrow, James Christopher 42, 92. 93 Bean, Christopher 14, 15, 48. 82 Benson, Krystal 9, 14, 22, 30, 84. 85, 87, 94, 119, 148, 149 Benton, Cindy 12. 14, 15. 36, 68. 69, 70. 73. 74. 118. 119, 120, 148. 149 Benton, Elizabeth 15. 48. 68, 69, 70, 79 Benton, Howard Jim 22, 30. 92, 93, 120. 121 Bergenstrahle, Anna 22. 30, 41, 79, 101. 148, 149 Bergman, Henrik 15. 22. 41. 81, 101, 119. 120. 148, 149 Bernal, Larry 48, 61, 67, 100 Bible, Elisha 36 Bishop. Angie 14, 48. 73. 82. 117 Bishop, Rebecca 48, 74 Black, Chris 8. 9. 15. 16-A, 22. 41. 87. 97. 98. 99. 102, 116. 119, 120, 148. 149 INDEX Black lock. Lisa 14, 15, 36, 95, 110, 111, 118 Blair, Shane 48. 61 Bradshaw, Robert 12. 23, 30. 56. 57, 82, 114, 148, 149 Brakhage, Sherri 14. 36. 102, 103, 104. 105. 120 Braley, Jason 48 Brandon. John 36 Breakey, Michael 42 Breeden, Brandi 36 Breeding. Bonnie 48 Breeding, Mike 23, 47 Bridges. Natalie 36. 90. 91. 94 Brinkley. Shay 12, 36, 56, 57, 58, 60, 65,66,81, 118, 120 Brinkley. Shelly 2. 3. 42. 62. 63. 68. 69, 70. 73, 74. 82, 117, 119 Bristow. Gary 48. 92. 93 Bristow. Lewis 23. 81. 92. 93. 148. 149 Brooks. Niesa 13. 15. 36, 47. 102, 103, 104. 105, 118 Brown. Amy 14. 41. 48. 101, 148. 149 Brumm, David 42 Brumm, Lee 23, 148. 149 Brunson. Monti 14. 23. 81. 119. 121 Burson, K. Janell 25. 30. 66. 95 Burton. Charlie 14. 48. 92. 93 Burton. Clay 49. 92. 93 Burton. Melissa 9. 23, 30. 41, 7B. 87. 148, 149 Burton, Tammy 14. 42. 85. 89. 92. 93 Butler, Glenda Lanette 42. 62. 63. 68. 69, 70. 73. 74. 148. 149 Byrd, Brownie 14. 42. 95. 148, 149 C C C Canady, Jo Leigh 23, 30, 64. 66, 82. 95 Captain. Lewis 23. 90. 91. 94 Cardullo, Regina 42, 102, 103, 104, 105 Carney, John 49 Carpenter, Sheila 15. 49, 110 Carroll. 8teven 49. 92. 93 Cartwright, Mark 42, 77 Chambers, Steven 36. 60 Champion, Amy 42 Chandler. Kevin 42. 77 Chick. Andrea 36, 92, 93, 100 Childers. Chad 42 Childers. Trlcia 49 Chiles. Holly 9. 14. 23, 30. 87. 90. 91. 94, 148, 149 Choate. Michael 2. 3. 49. 61. 67. 72. 77, 82 Choate. Stephen 12, 13. 23. 30. 65. 66. 71. 72. 73. 76. 82. 119 Christian, Chris 13, 47. 49. 61.67, 75, 82. 102. 103. 104. 105 Christian, Eric 43 Christian, Kristi 13. 14. 43. 47. 75. 102, 103, 104. 105, 118 Chuang. Leslie 7. 8, 14, 15, 47. 49. 54, 64. 102, 103 Clark. Jonathan 23. 56. 57. 65. 66. 82 Clayton. Danny 49 Clements, Clarissa 2, 3, 13, 14, 41. 43. 86. 101, 110. Ill, 119, 148, 149 Clough, Christina 49 Coberly, Carolyn 14, 43. 75, 85, 89, 102, 103, 104. 105, 120 Colbert, Rebecca 47 Cole, Patrick Lance 43 Colson, James 43. 95. 100 Contreras. Reuban 43 Copeland. Linnie 23. 88. 95 Coppage-Tietz, Rouchelle 14. 15, 43. 82, 96. 97, 110, 111, 118 Corbin, Rodney 23. 30. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61, 71, 72. 73. 82. 84. 85, 120 Cottrell. Debra 15. 37. 90, 91. 94. 110, 119, 120 Court. Jessica 43 Counts, Jason 41, 101 Cowan. Janna 2. 3. 14, 15. 37. 100. no Cox. Michelle 49 Cox, Stephaney 14. 23, 30 Craig, Paula 14, 49, 64 Craig. Wayne 49. 92. 93. 148. 149 Crain, Darrell 23, 148. 149 Cravey. Travis 2, 3, 16-A. 36. 37. 41. 98, 99, 117, 148, 149 Crawford. Clint 43. 92. 93. 148. 149 Crawford, Jimmy 49. 100 Crockett, Travis 14, 43, 47 Culler, Michael 14, 23, 30. 66. 71. 72. 73, 82. 117, 119. 121 Culp. Cameron 49 Cummings, Devin 92, 93 Curbo, Michelle 43. 102, 103, 104, 105 Curbo. Tiffany 7. 9. 14. 15. 23. 30. 66. 82. 95, 102, 103. 104. 105 d D d Daniel, J.J. 49, 67. 82 Dartar, Mindy 49. 74 Davenport, Michael 14, 23, 75 Davis. Michelle 14. 15, 37. 98. 119 DeHart. Linda 37 Delgado, Daniel 48, 49 Delill, Chris 14. 49 Dennison, Patrick 49. 100. 148, 149 Denton, Colby 49, 61, 92, 93 Denton, Randy 12. 23. 30. 56. 57. 76. 119. 120 Dickson. Jaimi 14. 43. 100 Dittrich. Dianna 49 Donica, Raven 23, 41. 95. 101, 148, 149 Driggers, Bonnie 2. 3. 43. 86. 96. 97. no. ill Drosche. John 37, 88 e E e Eckert, Eric 14. 15, 24. 30, 56, 57. 58. 60, 66, 71, 72, 73 Edwards. Michael 16-A. 43. 148. 149 Edwards. Stacie 14. 15. 24. 30, 41, 54. 66. 97. 98. 99. 116. 119. 120. 148. 149 Ellett, Amy 9. 14. 24. 30. 78. 85. 87. 89, 102 Ellett, Howard 41, 43. 101 Ellett. Wendy 24. 30. 90. 91. 94 Ellis, Tammy 43, 68, 69, 70, 73, 74. 82, 148, 149 Enell, Tiffany 14, 43. 86, 148, 149 Erwin, David Escamilla. Bobby 49. 61. 100 Escamilla. Christina 37. 62. 63. 68, 69, 70, 73, 82 Escamilla, Cornelio Escamilla, Melissa 14, 37, 68. 69, 70 Escamilla. Michelle 14. 43 Estrada, Hope 37 Ezell, Billy 67 f Ff Fancher, Clay 9, 14, 22, 24. 41, 85. 87, 89, 101. 117. 119, 148. 149 Fancher, Stacy 37 Faris, Chris 48. 49. 61. 67, 77. 82 Faris, Logan 12, 14, 24, 30. 56, 57. 58. 59. 76 Faris, Travis 49. 61. 77. 82 Felan. Christopher 49, 61, 76, 100 Felan. Felicia 9. 24. 30. 102, 103. 104. 105 Fergus, James 37 Fickle, Paul 24. 30. 56. 58, 59, 81,82 Fincke, Shanell 9. 14. 49. 102. 103, 104. 105 Fishbein, Dawn 43. 98. 148, 149 Fisher, Sonja 24, 41, 62, 63. 101 Fisher, 8teven 24, 30 Fitzpatrick, Mona 43, 68, 69, 70, 82, 119. 120 Flores, Darrell 8. 15. 43, 77, 102, 103, 104, 105 Flores, Dianne 14, 16-A. 37. 96 10? 103, 104, 105, 119. 148, 149 Flores, Zora 49 Floyd, Ronnie 49, 61. 67. 77. 92. 93 Ford, Albert Lee 14, 49. 92. 93 Ford, Robert Dee 14, 50, 148, 149 Foster, Lemuel 15, 37 Franklin. Rebecca 24. 30. 41. 92, 93. 97. 119, 121, 148, 149 Fritz, Thomas 50, 100 Fry. Nathan 24 9 G g Garcia. Jason 37. 65, 66. 67. 77 Garcia, Kateena 41, 50, 101, 102, 103. 104, 105 Garrett, D. Scott 8. 50, 67. 82, 102, 103. 104. 105 Guana, Dominga 50 Gholson, Melinda 4, 24. 30. 62, 63. 68. 69. 70. 73. 82. 86. 116 Gilliland. David 43, 100 Gilliland. Shell! 43 Gillmore. Glen 24. 30. 81. 92. 93 Gipson, Jeff 37, 82 Goble, Amy 37. 92. 93 Gollnick, Chris 37. 148, 149 Gonzalas, Michelle 50. 66. 100 Gonzalas, Robert 50, 100 Gosman, Ryan 50, 61, 67, 72, 82 Gould, Andrew 50, 78, 119, 120 Graham. Derrick 43, 67. 92. 93 Graninger, Dewayne 43, 82, 100 Greenlees, Bonnie 2. 3. 7, 12, 13, 14, 24. 30. 61. 66. 81. 82. 84. 85. 119 Guthrie, Camille 50, 64 Guzman, Judy 24. 30. 148, 149 h H h Haines, Jay 12. 37. 56. 57. 59. 65. 66. 72, 73, 76 Hairgrove, Tommy 9. 14, 24, 41. 47, 87. 148, 149 Halbert, Kevin 13, 43 Hall. Carol 24. 30 Hamill, Andrea 43, 78 Hardin, Jimmy 37, 72, 118 Hardin. John 14. 24. 30. 95. 102, 103. 104. 105, 119, 120 Harned, Coley 24. 81. 92. 93 Harris. Todd 25. 30, 56. 57. 58. 92. 93. 119 Harrod, Kevin 37 Hart. Emmett, Chad 37 Hart. Leslie 43 Hartsell, Betty Jo 9. 15. 16-A, 37. 41. 85. 86. 87. 89. 97. 98. 99. 148. 149 Haynes, Christy 37. 62. 63. 86 Haynes, Heather 14 Haynes, Jason 37, 78, 99, 148, 149 Haynes, Jud 50. 67. 78. 82 Haynes, Sean 25. 56. 58. 59, 92. 93 Haynes, Stacie 50, 64 Haynes, Tonya 25. 30. 90. 91. 94 Haynes, Troy 44. 60 Hays. A. J. 37 Hazlewood, Delean 8. 44 Hensley. Stephanie Robin 44 Hentschel, Michael 50 Hernandez, Chris 25, 81.92, 93 Hernandez, Jean 14, 25. 30. 68. 69. 70. 71. 73. 74. 82 Hernandez, Maria 100 Hernandez. Ramiro 50. 61 Hernandez, Roger 37 Hernandez. Tony 44 Herren. James 37. 81 Herring, Kevin 37, 92, 93, 118, 148. 149 Hibler, Vicky 50, 92. 93, 100 Hickman, Benton 37, 88, 148, 149 Hickman. Denton 37. 88 Highsmith, Stephen 38, 118 Hill, Lori 50. 64, 74 Hilliard. Chris 44. 92. 93 Hocker, Kristine 44, 92, 93, 100, 148, 149 Holland, Matt 38, 84. 85 150 Holley. Laura 14. 25, 30, 90, 91,94 Holstin, Michelle 9. 44. 47. 89. 102. 103. 104. 105 Hornsby, Melissa 38. 119 Hornsby, Wendy 14. 44. 98. 99. 148, 149 Horton, Jennifer 38 Houlton. Shannon 41. 44. 64. 75. 98. 118. 121 Houston, Will 6. 7, 25. 31, 56, 57. 59. 61. 72. 73 Howard, Renee 44. 62. 64. 68. 69, 70. 73, 148. 149 Hudson, John 25. 148, 149 Huffstuttler, Bobby 44. 92. 93. 100 Hullum, Larry 13. 25. 31. 102. 103, 104. 105. 119, 148. 149 Hunt, Robin 8. 14. 38. 81. 99. 118. 120. 148, 149 Hunziker, Kevin Shane 44 Hunziker, Laura 14. 38. 41. 101. 120 Hunziker, Tina 50 Hutchinson, Tamara 50 jJj Jackson, Angie 25. 31. 95. 119, 148. 149 Jackson, Pam 6, 14, 38 Jackson, Vickie 14. 50 James, William 72, 118, 119 Jarvis. Mark 8, 50. 54. 102, 104, 105 Jarvis, Peter 38. 75 Jennings, Sue Ellen 38, 47, 88, 148, 149 Jernigan, Trinket 38. 92. 93 Johns. Carl Ray 12. 14. 38. 58. 60. 61.82, 118, 119 Johns. David 14, 25. 56. 58, 59. 71. 72. 73 Johns, Steven 50 Johnson. Billy Rick 25. 31. 41. 65. 66. 120, 148, 149 Johnson, Dean 44, 100 Johnson. Felicia 8. 15. 25. 31. 102. 103, 104, 105 Johnson, James 50, 92. 93 Johnson, Jessica 2. 3, 8. 15, 16-A, 38, 96. 97. 110. Ill, 118, 121 Johnson, Russell 9, 12. 14. 15. 38. 47. 87. 96. 102. 103. 104. 105. 118. 148. 149 Jones, Chana 38. 62. 63. 73, 74, 80. 148. 149 Jones, Ernest 44. 82. 92, 93. 148, 149 Jordan. Heather 44, 102, 103, 104. 105. 148, 149 Jowers, Allen 38. 47, 60, 67, 82, 86. 118 Jowers. Daniel 50. 92. 93 Jowers. Robert 12. 14. 38. 56. 57. 82. 92. 93 k K k Karels, Gary 38 Karl. Billy 44. 92. 93. 148, 149 Kay. John 9. 15. 25, 41. 54. 87. 98. 99. 148, 149 Kay. Wendy 14. 15. 44. 99. 148. 149 Keele. Chad 12. 38. 60, 67 Kennedy. Kevin 25. 85. 88. 89. 95. 148, 149 Killebrew, Raymond 2, 3, 44, 47, 60 Kilpatrick, Kim 44. 64 Kinsey. Dawn 38, 62, 63, 68, 69, 70, 79, 82 Kivel, Nicole 44 Klaus, Richard 44 Kremplin. Chad 50. 61. 67. 82 Krueger. Marc 38 1 L 1 Laak, Jeremy 50, 102, 103, 104, 105 Laak. Sherri 14. 44, 102, 103, 104, 105 Lake, Vickie 44. 94 Lambert. Bryan 12. 38. 56. 58. 86. 119 Lary, Trey 16-A. 41. 47. 50. 54. 67. 86. 102, 103, 104, 105, 148, 149 Lastley. Nicole 50 Ledesma, Clarissa 2, 3. 14. 15, 41, 50. 101, 110 Lee. Brett 51, 102 Leftwkh. Jesse 13. 15. 38. 47. 102. 103, 104, 105, 119 Lewis, Amy 2. 3, 14, 15. 38. 84. 85. 86. 94. 110, 111, 119 Lewis. David M. 12. 44. 60 Lewis. Elizabeth 2. 3. 6. 8. 13. 14. 15. 38. 119, 120, 148. 149 Lewis. Tracey 38 Lilliard, Annette 51. 73. 148. 149 Lindsey, Mark 51 Lisero, Jacob 51, 100 Longoria, Rachel 51, 64. 74 Lopes, Monica 44. 47, 102, 103, 104. 105. 148, 149 Lucas, Wayne 51, 92, 93 Lucksinger, Daniel 14, 51, 54, 75, 102, 103, 104, 105 Luedke, Brenda 44 Luedke, Dean 25. 88 Lyons, Roman 12, 44, 60 Lynch, Thomas 14. 44 me MC me McCarty, Joe 25, 81 McCormick. Len 51. 92. 93 McCoy, Ben 44, 92, 93, 148, 149 McCoy. Kristin 44 McCully, Chris 51, 98. 99. 148. 149 McCully, Tena 14. 45, 102, 103, 104, 105, 118 McCurly, Charles McCurry, Anetra 51, 64. 74 McCurry, Joseph 38, 77, 88. 148. 149 McDonald. Laurie 51. 92. 93 McDonald. Linda 25 McElroy, Mike 25. 38. 118, 120. 121 McElroy, Patrick 14, 60 McEntire, Baron 51 McEntire, Frieda 38 McFarland. Gary 14. 15. 26. 56. 57, 58, 59, 76. 82 McGinty. David 12, 14. 38, 56, 58, 61, 76. 100, 118. 120. 148. 149 McGuire, Teresa 38 McHam. Christie 26. 31 McKinnon, Kevin 51. 67. 79. 82 McMeans, Donald 51, 92. 93 McVey, Janine 39. 100 McVey, Tina 15, 51 m M m Mabe, Christina 13. 39. 102, 103, 104. 105. 120 Mabe, Dawn 47, 51, 74, 148. 149 Maldonado, Cindy 14, 39, 92. 93, 102. 103. 104, 105 Maldonado, David 51 Martin. Heather 39. 82. 119 Martin, Jason 8. 15. 26. 31. 47. 102. 103, 104, 105, 120 Martin, Paula 51 Martin, Terry 51, 77 Martinez, Juan 45 Massoletti, Jenifer 45. 60. 61. 73. 82. 86, 94, 120 Mata, Cathy 26. 31. 90. 91. 94. 148, 149 Mata, Donna 51, 148, 149 Matous, Dandelion 51 Maxwell. Michael 51. 61, 67, 72 May. Sandra 45. 92. 93. 148, 149 Mayerson, Shawna 14, 39. 96. 148. 149 Mayfield, Keith 13. 36. 39. 67. 79. 118 Meeks, Nikol 14, 41, 51, 101 Melancon, David 26. 82, 88. 148. 149 Melancon, Tamara 14, 26. 90. 91. 94 Miller. Brian 39. 68. 69. 70. 82 Miller. Chris 14. 26. 76. 82. 119. 121 Miller. Elizabeth 14. 39. 79. 85. 89. 118, 119 Miller, Jason 16-A. 39. 96. 148, 149 Millikan, Leonard 45 Millikan. 8hoentel 51. 64 Mills. Charlie 26. 47 Mize. Forrest 26, 81. 92, 93. 95 Mize, 8usan 51.92 93 Mock, Stephen 51,61,67, 72, 82, 117 Montgomery, Mike 45 Moore. Paul 45. 100 Morgan, Melissa 39 Morris, Rachel 2. 3, 13, 14. 15. 16-D. 39.82. 86, 97. 110, 111, 119, 120 Mosley. Michelle 2, 3. 8, 9. 13. 14. 15, 26, 31, 41. 66. 86. 87, 95. 110. Ill, 121. 148, 149 Mrosko, Chris 45. 54. 77 Murphy, Samuai Eric 45. 77 Murrell, Scott 26 Myers, Clifton 12. 39. 47. 60. 82 Myers, Dale 5. 6. 8. 14, 15, 26. 31. 84. 85. 102. 103, 104. 105, 148. 149 n N n Nagel, Kenneth 51 Nagel, Michael 45 Neeley, Debra 41, 45. 101 Neeley. Robert 39. 41. 97. 101, 148, 149 Noah, Christopher 45 Nolan, Jason 14. 45. 47. 72. 73. 117. 148, 149 Nolan, Zan 39. 41. 54. 75. 98. 99. 148. 149 Northam, Chris 45. 67 Nowak, Peter 16-A, 45, 92. 93. 96, 98. 99. 148. 149 O O O Oestreich, Keith 39. 89. 102, 103, 104, 105 O’Hair. Cherie 14. 51. 64. 102. 103, 104, 105 Oldaker, M. Dodd 51 Oliver, Shelly 2. 3. 8. 13. 14. 15. 16-A. 39. 84, 85. 110, 111, 119, 120, 121 Owens. Kandie 26 p p p Parker, Charles 52. 92, 93 Parker, Doug 39 Parker, Robert 14. 39. 120 Parker. Russell 52. 61. 92. 93 Parker, Shannon 26. 31. 62. 64. 66. 82 Parks, Jeffery 45, 95, 148. 149 Parvin, Anthony 52. 61 Pate. Lavern 52 Patterson, Carter 52, 92. 93 Patterson, Shawn 26, 66. 86. 148, 149 Paugh. Gail 8. 9, 14. 15. 45. 47. 54. 84, 85, 102. 103. 104. 105 Paugh, Julie 26. 87, 98. 99. 148, 149 Payne, Wendy 52 Peacock, Author 8, 45 Peavy, Greg 26. 47. 92. 93 Petrick, Christy 8. 9. 13, 14. 45. 89. 102, 103, 104, 105, 119. 121, 148, 149 Petty, Allen 52 Phillips. Elizabeth 41. 45. 64. 101 Phillips, James 39 Phillips, John Eric 5, 26, 31, 56, 57, 58. 59. 60. 66. 71. 72. 73. 82. 120, 121, 148, 149 Pierce. Victor 41. 45. 92. 93. 101 Ploch, Quintus 52 Pongratz, Tom 15, 26,41, 101, 119, 120. 148. 149 Porras, Jesse 52, 61, 100 Porras, Nonnie Porras, Norma 2, 3. 8. 15. 45. 148. 149 Potts. Jon-Maxi 14, 45, 47. 60. 82 Powel, John C. 52, 67. 82 Prather. Michael 52. 92. 93 Prince, Becky 14. 45. 75 Pue, Cheryl 14. 45. 88. 119, 148, 149 q Q q Quintero, Rudy 52. 61, 100 r R r Raby, David 52 Rash, Christina 52 Ray, Lance 27. 81. 92, 93 Reagor, David 47. 52. 102. 103. 104. 105 Reagor, Thomas 16-A, 39. 97. 102. 103, 104. 105, 148. 149 Reavis, Amy Purcell 39 Reavis, Cristie 14. 39 Reavis. Randy 14, 27. 39. 47, 81 Reavis. Shelly 52 Reavis, Sue 14. 39, 81,85, 89 Reed, Connie 52 Register. Robert 27 Reyes, Tammy 52, 64, 74. 148, 149 Reyes. Ted 39, 60. 77, 82, 92, 93. 148, 149 Rhoads, Christopher 52 Rhoads. Christi 25. 31. 95. 121 Richards, Donnie 14. 52 Ricketson. Cole 8. 52, 54, 84, 85, 102. 103. 104. 105 Riley, Earl (Bubba) 2, 3. 6, 12. 13. 14. 27.31.66. 95. 114. 118. 119 Riley. Jodi 15. 52 Riley. Joseph Riley. Melva Riley, Sunny 4. 5. 12, 13. 27, 31. 66. 82. 84. 85. 117, 118 Riley, Tina 45. 100 Ringstaff. Michael 12. 42. 45. 56. 57, 59. 60. 72. 82. 92. 93 Roberts, John 39. 148, 149 Roberts. Timmy 52. 54, 67. 82 Robertson, Cindy 39 Robertson. Cory 12. 52, 102, 103, 104. 105 Robinson, Bill 39 Robinette, Becky 41 Robinette, Elizabeth 39. 41. 101 Robles, Mike 42. 45. 60. 67. 82 Roys, Marka 52. 148. 149 Roys, 8andra 39. 88. 148. 149 Rueffer, Jeff 45. 92. 93 Russell, Brett 27 Rylant, Ricky 52 s S s Salazar, Judy 46 Salinas. Robert 45. 92. 93 8alinas, Steven D. 13. 14. 16-A. 22. 27. 56. 57. 58. 61. 66. 118. 120 Salinas, Steven J. 5. 27, 95 Salinas, Teresa 14. 40. 116 Sanders, Karri 9. 27. 31. 87. 119. 148, 149 Sandgren, Kris 46, 64 Sandoval. Cindy 14. 40, 102, 103, 104, 105, 119 Sapp, Carie 9. 13. 14. 40. 87, 102, 103, 104. 105. 118, 119, 148. 149 Sargent. Tania 41. 46. 101 Savage. James 52 Schaefer, Wendy 7. 9. 40. 87. 95. 102. 103, 104. 105, 119, 148. 149 Schiffli, Gary 46, 148. 149 Schilling, Carla 31 Schilling. Cindy 40. 92. 93. 148. 149 Schilling, Kim 9. 14. 27. 41. 86. 87. 97. 148, 149 Schilling, Richard Shane 52. 77 Schilling. Rodger 14, 52, 61. 72, 82 Schilling. Sandra 40. 41. 92. 93. 121 Schooley, Shannon 2. 3, 14, 15, 40, 97. HO. Ill Schreiber. Barbara 9. 27. 31. 41. 87. 95. 96. 148. 149 Scott, John Paul 52. 148. 149 Scott, Sandra 14, 40, 86, 119, 148, 149 Seelke, Amber 48. 100 Sekaquaptewa. Kim 53, 64, 74. 148, 149 Serrano. Jose 27. 65. 66. 71. 72, 73, 148, 149 Shackelford, Andy 46 Shadel. Kenneth 40 Shannon, Emily 27. 95 Shannon, Shane 46 Shannon, Todd 46, 92, 93 Shaw. Stephen 27, 95 Sheehan. Sandra 40. 41. 101. 118. 119, 121. 148. 149 Shelburn. Christie 14. 48. 53. 64. 68. 69. 70. 82. 86. 94 Shelburn. Jennifer 27. 31. 114. 148. 149 Shin. Alice-Gray 14. 41. 46. 101. 118. 121 Short. Dana 2. 3. 53. 82. 121 Simpson. Christine 14. 15. 40. 94. 110, 148. 149 Siptak. April 53. 102. 103 Sisowath. Chan 46. 82. 119 Smith, Carrie 14. 53. 94 Smith. Chad 14. 36. 40. 60. 77. 82. 92. 93 Smith. Christi 4. 5. 6. 9. 14. 15. 27. 31. 41.47. 87. 95. 102. 103, 104. 105. 115. 119. 120, 148. 149 Smith. Gaylon 46 Smith, Marc 14. 47, 53 Smith, Robert 46. 82 Smith, Samanitha 53 Smith. Sherryl 15. 40, 47. 84. 85. 102. 103. 104. 105 Smith, Tonyia 40. 90. 91 Snow, Henry 14. 27. 81. 92. 93. 119. 148. 149 Snow. Lori 14. 46 Solis. Albert 53 Solis. Rosalinda 53. 100 Solsberry, Michelle 4. 12. 13. 27, 31. 62. 63. 81. 82. 85. 86. 89 Speed, Rhonda 53 Springer, Danny 40. 46 Springer, Paul Stacks. Sam 14. 15. 53. 61 Stark. Angela 4. 5. 12. 14. 16-D. 27, 31. 47. 82. 115. 119, 148. 149 Steele. Sharon 2 3. 6. 8. 14. 40. 110. 111, 118, 119, 121 Steele. Shereen 14. 28, 31, 62. 64. 66. 81. 89 Stein. Chris 14, 28, 31. 95 Stein. Daria 14. 41. 53. 101 Sterling, Billie 41, 46, 101, 148, 149 Stinson. Travis 14. 53. 61. 67. 79. 118. 121 Storms, Kristyn 46. 64, 68. 69, 70, 73. 74. 119. 120. 121. 148, 149 Strasser. David 46. 148, 149 Strong, Aaron 95 Sumner, Tandra 100. 120 t T t Tarla, Kim 28. 41. 92. 93. 95. 148. 149 Tarla, Tom 40. 92. 93. 148, 149 Tatsch. Christopher 40 Taylor. Kenneth 8. 15. 53. 54, 102. 103. 104. 105, 148, 149 Taylor, Michael 14. 46 Te, Tine 42. 46, 78, 86. 148, 149 Teague, Patrick 46. 60, 82. 100 Teer, Lori 14. 15. 41. 53. 101. 110 Terry, Christopher 14. 53. 92. 93. 95 Thaman. John 53. 92. 93. 102. 103. 104, 105 Theesfield, Roddy 12, 46. 77 Theison, Heather 15. 28. 41. 101. 119, 148. 149 Thompson. Lana 53. 148. 149 Thorp, Tasha 8. 14. 40. 98. 99. 148. 149 Tipple, Russell 6. 14, 15, 28, 31. 56. 58. 59. 61. 65. 66. 71. 72. 73. 76. 95 Traweek. Culley 8. 46. 54. 102, 103. 104. 105. 119. 120 Tucker. Elizabeth 46 Tuten, Joey 6. 14. 22, 28. 31. 41. 65. 66. 81. 82.97. 115, 119. 120. 121. 148. 149 Tuten. Michelle 16-A. 46. 98. 148. 149 u U u CJIman, Sindra 14. 15. 47. 53. 110 Usery, Eric 8. 15. 41. 47. 53. 54. 92. 93. 101 v V v Valadez. Valerie 6. 22. 28. 31, 41.47. 152 62. 63. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70, 81,82, 86. 87. 89. 119. 121. 148. 149 Van Horn, Joel 102, 103, 104, 105, 118. 119 Vaughn, Chad 8. 47, 53. 54. 102. 103. 104. 105 Vaughn, Tiffany 53. 64, 82. 92, 93 Veitch, Raymond 40 • Vincent, Daniel 46. 77 w W w Waggoner. Warren 15. 40. 86 Waggoner. William 14. 40. 79 Wagner. Misti 14. 15. 46. 100 Wakil, Jamil 53. 95. 148. 149 Wakil, Majid 28. 148. 149 Wallace, Jerry 40. 82. 88 Waller, Tammy 14. 28. 88. 95. 148. 149 Ward. Cowden 40 Warwick. Christy 14. 15. 46. 110 Warwick,Lori 28, 31. 90. 91. 94. 120 Watkins. Teresa 28. 31. 90. 91. 94 Watson, John 14, 47. 53. 119. 120 Welch. Kristina 2. 3. 14. 15, 46. 110. 111. 148. 149 Welch. Shanon 2. 3. 14. 15. 28. 31. 96. 97. 110. 111. 148. 149 West, Bobby 12. 40. 60. 100. 121 West. Patty 46 Westerfield, Wendy 14. 53 Weston, Marcy 53, 64, 68. 69. 70. 74, 148. 149 Wheeler, Richard 40 Whitley, Karen 53. 92. 93. 95 Wiggins, Candace 14. 15. 46. 89. 110. 148. 149 Wiggins. Cleveland 40 Wilbourn, Kelly 16-B. 16-C, 84, 85 Willard. Chris 47. 79, 81.82, 85, 89 Willard. Kandi 14. 28. 31. 81. 82. 86. 95. 119 Willett. Marty 67. 78, 82 Willett. Shawn 9. 14, 28, 31. 41. 78, 85. 87. 89. 95. 148. 149 Williams. Crystal 13, 14, 41. 53, 54, 75. 98. 99. 102. 103, 104. 105. 148, 149 Williams, Jennifer 48. 55. 68. 69. 70, 78. 82. 86 Williams, Jeriann 14. 28. 31. 78. 95. 148. 149 Williams. Mitzi 4. 5. 12, 28. 31. 41. 66. 68. 69. 70. 71. 73. 74. 80. 82. 86. 87, 88. 114, 119, 120, 121, 148, 149 Wilson, Tammy 14, 28. 31, 88, 95, 119. 121 Wooldridge, Phil 14. 15. 16-D. 28. 31. 47. 86 Worrell. Bill 8. 28. 88. 120, 121 Worrell. Brenda 120 121 Worrell. Robert 16-A. 40, 96. 102. 103, 104, 105. 148, 149 Wright. Lyle 28. 58. 82 y Yy Yanniell. Jesse 148. 149 Ybarra, Teresa 95. 148. 149 Z Z Z Zartman. Rene 64 Zimmerman. Sheila 14. 40. 54. 121 Zuniga, Chris 92. 93 Zwerneman, Stacey 15, 64, 68, 69, 70. 73 FACULTY Abernathy, Edwin 18. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 73. 74 Allen. Sarah 18. 120 Berry hill, Roy 18, 54, 104 Blasienz, Tom 18 Block, Britt 18, 99 Collins. Julie 18. 68. 69. 70 Daugherty. Roger 18. 118 Ferguson, Chris 16-A. 18. 97 Fry, Margaret 18, 87 Garner. Toni 18. 95 Goodwin, Emma Jewel 18. 90. 91. 94 Grant, Amy 18. 81. 86 Grant, Rodger 18 Grill, Richard 18 Gutzler, Walter 18 Ham, Theresa 18 Johnson, Bill 18 Johnson, Carolyn 18, 120 Kasparek, Cecilia 18. 81 Kerns. Dane 17. 81. 86. 89. 121 Lillard, Diane 18 Lovelace. Garland 18 Massingill. Billy 19. 76. 77 McGee, Rodney 19. 65. 66. 81. 121 Mohan, Karen 19 North. Michael 19. 67. 72. 73. 81 Olson, Candy 19, 62, 63. 73. 74 Phelps, Lewis 19. 54. 104, 120 Price, Ann 19 Quintana, Adele 19, 20 Quintana, Mike 7. 19, 76 Ringstaff. Jill 19 Roberts, Tooky 19 Seipp, Lonnie 16-A. 17. 54. 89. 96. 97 Schule, Suzanne 19. 118. 120. 121 Smith, Albert J. 19 Smith, Judy 19, 95 Smith, Margaret 19. 85 Smith, Pam 19. 88 Stewart, Susan 19. 118 Templeton, Jay 19, 75 Walzel, Mike 19. 72, 73 Weston, Cindy 19. 68. 69. 70, 73. 74 Whyburn, Minnie Mae 19. 94 Yager, Don 19 Young, Carolyn 19 Davis, Donna 8, 20 Houston, Maxine 8. 20 Miller. William 8. 20 Waddell, Cindy 8. 20 Harvest Festival 2-3 Homecoming 4-7 NH8 10. 87 Band 11 Pep Rallies 12-13 Dress Up 14-15 Senior Skit 16 Administration 17 Faculty 18-19 Auxilliary 20 Seniors 22-31 Juniors 36-40 Sophomores 42-47 Freshmen 48-54 Football 56-61 Volleyball 62-64 Basketball 65 70 Track 71-74, 80 Swim Team 75 Baseball 76-77 Tennis 78-79 FCA 82 Annual Staff 84-85 Student Council 86 OEA VAC 88 Key Club 89 HECE 90-91 FFA 92-93 FHA 94 Office Aides 95 Library Aides 95 UIL 96-97 BETC 98-99 Expect the Best 100 Choir 101 Band 102-105, 122 Cheerleaders 106-108 Dance 109 Highlandettes 110-111 Spring Show 112-113 Coronation 114-117 Prom 118-121 Ads 124-147 In loving memory of Bernice Elzey who taught Vocational Of- fice Education for thir- teen years at Burnet High School. Mrs. Elzey was not only an inspiration but also a great influence on eve- ry student she taught. She was truly loved by all who knew her. She will definitely be missed. 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