Canutillo High School - El Conquistador Yearbook (Canutillo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

Q :X x X I Mg X 3 j sg X X A .xi 33 Q 3 .Aw ww-N NPN Pages fi Mr. Dowell Williams Mrs. Dorothy Nunn The ,1981-82 El Conquistador is proud to dedicate this year's edition of the yearbook to Principal Dowell Williams and Mrs. Dorothy Nunn. We have chosen Mr. Williams and Mrs. Nunn because of their love and concern for the students at Canutillo High School. Narrowing the choice down to two individuals was a hard decision, for we sincerely felt this honor could have been bestowed on a number of other deserving faculty mem bers. Mrs. Nunn has been involved in education for some 42 years, having received her bachelor's degree from San Diego State University and her master's degree in psychology from UTEP. Of those 42 years, Mrs. Nunn has been here at Canutillo for the last 16 years. When asked what major changes she had witnessed here in Canutillo, Mrs. Nunn replied that it has to be the size CHS has grown to. Mrs. Nunn feels that working with all of the students, teachers and administrators is the most rewarding part about her job. She has worked under eleven different administrations during her 16 years at CHS. As for the most frustrating part about her job, Mrs. Nunn replied she tried not to allow anything to frustrate her, as her philosophy is to take each day as it comes. Mr. Dowell Williams who has served as our principal for one-and-a half years, finds that his contact with the students is the most rewarding part of his job. Mr. Williams has been involved in education for 25 years, four of which he served as a math and science teacher at Presidio High School, Irvin High School, and Canutillo Jr. High School. As for the most frustrating part of his job, Mr. Williams cites changes that come too slowly and the paper work taccountabilityi which he points out is overwhelming. Concerning CHS' future, Principal Williams foresees an increase in student activities and an expanded cur- riculum, as well as an increase in physical growth with the additions of new buildings. ' Educationally, Mr. Williams received his BBA from UT Austin and his master's degree as an education specialist from NMSU. ln addition, Mr. Williams lacks only his dissertation to receive his doctorate's degree in education administration. After a hectic and busy day at school, Mr. Williams unwinds with sports and other outdoor activities. Table Of C0hteI11ZS THEME ........... ..... SEN IORS ....... ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS .......... ..... FAvoRlTEs .... I as ' . , ,, , 4- . . 'ig ' fx T.A 'i S W ff xx in nf X ,NK I' 1 . .'1,rl:'Nly -'X' W-me ru- iv J' 5' JL f ACTIVITIES ........ . . JuNloRs ............ . . SOPHOMORES ....... . . FACULTY! STAFF .... . ADS ............... . . Superintendent of Canzitillo Independent School District Gilbert S. Gil 3 mx W? Use 7 ' X' Y Board of Trustees 5 S ,.. SM if ,.-we S 3 so in v M ' X :. Ssit fe sll S as S SQ ,s.e s o se' fe ,s if ,, . ei X 3 I F , f E ff , fi is 5 fa f S f 1 1! lack L. Brewester Don Little Iose Damian 'Lee Iones lPresiden0 Nice-Presidentj KSQCFCYHFYY CBUSIUCSS Manager, ,QQ Graciano Ramirez 6 i s S 5- 'CJ X ,Q - : ' .. . xx K? . 5, 'P s . A - -0 Nix . S ix , Ruby Huffman Gas!-Far Tar 31180 1 ,, .N ,R 1 W: W , N We 'Ml ex v X X if X 31 a i Q mg GR ati Mark Perkins fCurricuIum Consu nanny 5322 gkf ii in NN-uf IgG Dowell H. Williams Fred Rosas Principal Xuan. Assistant Principal .. :QQ : . E s . f,kk dui' .5 .i ' Q NE: Q . ie ssss . I 5 i .fi i 'E 22 lsela Wendler Counselor LeeAnn Needham Counselor's Aide Smaller While the trend throughout most of the country saw schools continue to grow into seas of faceless students, here at Canutillo High School, thetrend was in the opposite direction. t With the completion of the new junior high school, the school board decided that the Freshman Class would be relocated to the junior high. As a result, CHS's student body was reduced from 580 to 430. This of course did not mean that we didn't have our share of problems - every family does. But, for- tunately, the problems were surpassed by beneficial and positive results. Overall, everyone seemed to en- joy more physical freedom' of movement, .more breathing space. Everybody seemed to bump into each other less in the halls as well as in the classrooms. ln many ofthe classes, teachers found they could afford s But BETTER their students more individual attention because of smaller classloads. In the cafeteria, students had to wait less time to be served and fewer students in the cafeteria also meant less blaring radios and thus less din during din-din. Discipline problems seemed to decrease because of the smaller number of students and because of the fact that upperclassmen, as a whole, were more mature than freshmen. So overall, the 1981-82 school year has to be looked at fondly and favorably, proving once again that good things often come in smaller packages. . fggi f Age- at V 5 SEINIGRS Cf 'Rosa Acostagflixwff Frank Alcala Laura Alderete Gwnuw. I ' 'iii 'mreapvfm U'-if'--ms-ew.,-..i grief Senior band members were recognized during halftime activities in the game with Kermit. They are fl. to r.l David Bosanko, Mike Yeater, Hevila Galan, Edilia Galan, Yolanda Retana, Susana Salcedo, Norma Jean Yglesias, and Elizabeth Cano. Q 'Ax ,MA N X Vxx M ii RW 'FQ-v .1 is Agig g 7 l l llii 1 E yi Cf Martha Almaraz 5, Ricardo Arellano if Josefina AvilaP X . YV fe - 1 x X f HQ' c eg, in 1 , - J. . . .4 , ' J f i f r s l for .l J f l l David Banda Ricardo Beltran Armando Benitez gli' l is I ig A Q i ee gi e r or B AX David Bosanko l ., l 4 A A W -i i,i,v i'Qi .gi B ' fl 'ii l I Manuel Ceja Mike Yeater hangs on for dear like as the 8-second buzzer seems to take forever to ring. ,,,,, ,,, k,,,kL ewan :,ifff:z,f1'i ,,,, 1 ,fy f1.f.,zw1 f- - i K If Af Elizabeth Cano Irene Castillo Alfred Cervantes X J is 1 t Q i 1' ,MQ Hector Chavel Patricia Chavira .,-f if A ' l A if 1 I J l i ! ff fi E i S ' X Elizabeth Damian Patricia Dominguez X53 b Johnny Durangg-m vb i ' S. iii a.i i riee if , L i..ir . ' gf K t l if Sergio Esparza Yearbook editor Alejandra Reyes looks for a negative to print a picture for her junior section. X ,.-M 3 Q Eulogio Fraire Edilia Galan Hevilia Galan Ex K n xy gf, Along with many other students, Laura Alderete, lsela Romero, Oscar Her- nandez and Mary Reyes found the levee to be a refreshing and peaceful sanc- tuary at noon. 5' S, Adolfo Garcia . fu, u f l 2 Marisa Garcia 'W' t Q-Ja' ,, 2 f 5 :f i fx , X 2 cg , 5 Y ,f ff uf ff CesaFGomggiL x VICt5Y'GUZm3UX E: 1ffeWW' 1 D at trt r fjs Elsa Gut leI'l'eZ X f Pablo Monrreal explains to Juniors Francisco Martinez and Greg Rijbio how to prepare one of the manygourmet dishes served in the cafeteria. . '- iii' M L ig of or Q 'N 9 'i Q . ' Y,lA'+f2'.f 1 i'iii s i WZLI 1 Y A iyli ,,'f ,, it nsi J i' 1 'i rrtt I !Af!if.4Xs-.Z.,,,-,,ff'f 'S,Xx ,ff Ng,ei,. f Xfx 4 ' , swf K i QQ 5 A Gloria Hernandez MRbsHernandefz y fXTJoseQHerrgzi1 , 1 NNY rf u ' -1- ,z. ss. gigs- .i--1f.2xsesrrQg - ' . Mesa xiii: N- , K .V-fn 1 .Xk.- sw 1 'yr ra Manuel Her? - RY. mmf, Bobby Sapien changes the spark plugs cn Chuy Ramirez's pickup truck during Mr. Arthur Stancliffs auto mechanics class. gf SX ig-sg? iff Q. X 'X S . is s . X sv f5Ng5hf5gEUC91f9fiEK Thlaria hriwnzafdo C-fi Rosemary Maldonecicb 1 We X 'L AN A Isela Limon 5 lk 2 4 ' ft a We had heard that some students had to be dragged to school but we dIdn't Alfredg Martinez believe lt untll we saw Norma Ygleslas carried to class by Ernle Espalln and Sammy Romero. , --qqlli' X La Tonya Martinez --9YM2Martinezj K Jose Medina -We Qgkiicexe x Y ,f f ,E il f f SA X lx X M0nlC8 Medina Cnstobal Medrano Elena Medrano xxx 1i q A X Linda Mendoza a Raul Miranda Pablo Monrreal Enrique M0fal9S Guadalupe Morales Rafael Morales N 41,3 X. Valente Morales M3 wx Quia 2 QXAW1--YTD Johnny Duran and Eddle Arnecke scrape the old palnt from a plckup truck durlng auto mechanics class. Raul Moreno Jose Najar - lf? if iii . f :JSR :ki X TN - I -'E i i X , . 'Q 2 f., -1. XXRS E 5 x Q0 ' X : en: - - - - - -L : i . 5 i 2. eww-wx Kelly Navarelte S A lid fff ' f riff Kimberly Olmstead M Mario Hernandez and David Bosanko check over their notes during a chemistry fl experiment. , R fir, e f XS and - L ' ,.l.. . - :.. . ' f7Sff .X 3' SLI --1:- 1 l r l 1. Eloy Orozco Eduardo Orozco Jose Paredes r l?'i Sylvia Pavia Cf Letty Porras N f ff! i Alejandra Reyes Renee Payan Sally Perez i if if AM' Rosa Maldonado models a dress from Gilbert's during the OEA Fashion Show held on Nov. 24. so , l S 1 Tomas Ramirez Mary Reyes ,-rfwspm Xu-f ' e r Gerardo Rivas ,1 A Jose Salas Sally Perez and lunchtime. ? ,?f Isela Romero Martin Ronquiilo 4 ,2f A H C f i , , rr 1 f V,Vr AA f fi if 'iv ' M 16,53 iXi.,31,W A ,I lk Mgw :init I .5 W6 ,- ,JN gl , X,5,3J0aisf.t F' ai m e , 1: 'KV A , Kim Olmstead get some ice for their cokes at Perez Produce during Susana Saicedo Ramon Sapien Socorro Sapien Cynthia Spence Like many other seniors, Sylvia Juarez, Lupe Morales, and Laura Alderete chose to eat at one of the many local spots around Canutillo. ff' ii Ma. Jesus Serrano if .f C . - e f f! S ,, fr' S S rrssr , - r :::.-- n -P Irs M iiii Martin Soltero ,fe---ffrs---1-,A Cecilia Sifuentes N -it eff tl 1 Q if we piiix' N iiiiiiikaiwf Y 75 i Q. L F 1' 3 Patricia Stewart it K -. ?5 Mist!! 1 I Heriberto Tena ,Z--M--A----.Tal ,, .V - i itt fti a1 f E slim m Wi Q ff ,M rw ' ' i X X 5510 e Id vu D , 62 b .v 1 a.-V, fa, Q- .X arxr1aira,9 .,t,., LQUQQQ Q, ' ' Qian ,YQQSXQQ Roberta Ornelas Ten Hut! Manny Ceja stands rigidly during the End-of-the-Football Season Parade. , 9 S! li gi xv 3 i I1 Michael Yeater g gigisg fiiiggi if .x. E , 'E XQRQQS Qi - .msd Vw, t fx .iii CDRGANIZATICDNS s i Y A -. . , Q - A...s, - . .K dr I ,.. A , K , M A y . , KKK ,+-g.3kn.x- K Ma, ,K K ' x K k - M . .,islm-..1.tN.6s,K'MK- + N Q K K X.. . x -W A 2 K 'X ' M x 'fi-.Aw-S K A .5 X 4 Q.. R X' - - Q M ' ..-. k WALK Q ' A Q. N K ' 3 3 K N. . K W,KM.. K, N A Q M,Qp,g 4 fi., K .., my L.,-Q.- . , .., A 1.-wwf' ww- -Nita ' .N .. , . ' 1, ' 9 ' ' , ,.,j m-ik.-Q3 mf, Vx ,.- ,Q , .K ,. -2.5. 'M ' Q Qld - 'W f-,-f ' ,KK N- '-1 's!s,,0.1.S.. K' K K 4? ,K .33 Q ,jm2L,,rK mlm- .Q ,. flgvlw ' . 'k,.?4x-xi ' :SNES -5' ' g - ' vs-4.'3'lf1 ky vu sf We ' jam 4 , 9' L K .-fa, Q. -as X-IL ,K 'JN' K, K .. Q vi., WWW K EA ww-Q: 'S-sf ,KK 533 - ' .MQ K' Q .. K 3' W'..w3r-YQQQM a' Ng 1 wx' Q AQ-. f xt, x ' .- ,Ll Some time around the middle of October, the school newspa- per, Eagle's Call, started under-going some changes. To begin with, Mr. Hector Castelo replaced Mr. Bert Salazar as the journalism teacher. Mr. Salazar resigned his position to finish working on his master's degree. A second major change was the size and format of the news- paper itself. A new size was initiated, increasing the size of the 8- page paper to a tabloid size. A concentrated effort was made by both the staff and the sponsor to produce error-free and well- written material. From the beginning, the goal of the staff was to improve with every issue. This year's staff was led by co-editors Pat Stewart and Aurora Castareda. After the first semester, the responsibility fell on Aurora's shoulders as Pat discontinued coming to school once she completed the necessary hours she needed to graduate. The rest of the staff was comprised of Rosa Acosta Qassistant editorl, Martha Gomez, Elizabeth Cano, Joe Medina, Lorena Zambrano, and Banti Gil. Ui Elizabeth Cano sets up a negative to make a picture for the newspaper. Q23 Bobbie Ornelas proof-reads some copy. t3l Martha Gomez checks over her Sen- ior profile Iayout. my Bobbie Ornelas and La Tonya Martinez worked together for a number of their stories. 1' ' .41 saw Doing It All for You! K U QW ' .1 YEARBOOK STAFF - Standing tl. to r.j Ron Morris, Alejandra Reyes, Robert Johnson, Jose Paredesg jsittingj Mr. Hector Castelo, Letty Silvia Pavia, Laura Trujillo, Elizabeth Damian, Marie Duby, Michele Jordan, Junko Yanagi. Adjusting to a new advisor two months into the school year was only one of the changes experienced by the yearbook staff. Along with advisor Hector Castelo, came new guidelines, a new layout format and other innovative ideas. As always, deadlines posed what at times appeared to be insurmountable obstacles. From the beginning, lack of photographic equipment made our task all that much more challenging but in spite of this and the pro- blems such as ruined rolls of film, lost negatives, and a Iackadaisical attitude by some staffers, we finally pro- duced our yearbook. With a year of experience under our belts and with the 28 expected acquisition of sorely needed equipment, next year's task should prove to be and an even bigger and better yearbook is already ing planned. This yearbook was spearheaded by editor Alejl Reyes who spent countless numbers of hours school and during holidays to make this book a rt Another staffer who also gave unselfishly of his time Other staff members included Elizabeth D Mane Duby, Richard Headley Peter Helfen Holland, Robert Johnson, Lupe Mata, Jose M Jose Paredes, Sylvia Pavia, Leticia Porras, Roberts, Laura Trujillo, and Junko Yanagi. Ron Morris. . . a . . C 1 1 N e S R 3. e . i ,Z i .f k . .M X -iw L ., . Q X X Q 4? xx ' 'if . e + K S ' A QFXXQ. WAN-Q!-.,31 Ui No, no, no. Do it this way! Elizabeth Damian, Letty Porras, Lupe Mata, and Syl- via Pavia prove once again that four heads are not necessarily better than one. i2l Michele Jordan snips away at a negative strip. i3l Hard-working Lupe Mata plays darkroom technician. Q43 Junko Yanagi spent countless hours working on the index and loved every minute of it. 153 Editor Ale Reyes looks for that shot that never seemed to be there. . g .MK 1 Military Court ro 'X EY' :, X ' 'yi Q ' -If f ix if lx '-Q , XX XX. X YN MILITARY BRASS AND BEAUTIES - ll. to r.l Juan Martinez, Teri Schuman, Ricardo Milian, V nica Gomez, Eloy Orozco, Elizabeth , Damian, Rosa Maldonado, Manny Ceja, Cecilia Rosales, Martin Soltero, Betty Gomez, and apien. X ggronica Ggmez, Patricia Dominguez, and Elizabeth Da- mian join Mrs. Dot Nunn in a breather after being in the gas chamber during ROTC training in San Diego. 30 Eloy Orozco and a fellow Navy enlistee relax during FTC training in San Diego Color 3 i Guard 3 1 ..-wr' Standard bearers were Patricia Dominguez, Elizabeth Damian, Alfredo Martinez, and Veronica Gomez K L I Boys' Drill Team - ll. to r.l Drill team commander Richie Cazares, Martin Soltero, Andy Ceja, Ricky Cazares, Alfredo Martinez, Tony Gavaldon, Richard Porter, Bobby Tarango, Rene Sapien, Ricardo Martinez, Ricky Ibarra, Manuel Ceja Jr., Albert Romero, Francisco Mar- tinez, Guillermo Martinez, Martin Balderrama, James Payne, Martin Frazzin. fNot shownl - Juan Martinez, Eloy Orozco, Dennis Marin, Juan Zavala, and Jacob Fraire. ,gfg 1 7 N'. ' 1197 f .f 5 f lg A 1. A J I Sikh. bx L-.. .mm'-'woe-43. , lv' 0. ' A 1-Q1 it-S Drill team in action - ll. to r.l Bobby Tarango, Richard Nevarez, Martin Balderrama, Andy Ceja, James Payne, Richard Porter, Ricky Ibarra, and Albert Romero execute an aerial rifle spin. 32 The ROTC Dept. consisted of 114 cadets, 56 of whom were ninth graders from the junior high. In January, the drill team com- peted in a city-wide meet at the EI Paso Coliseum. Later in the year, another meet was held at River- side, followed by another meet in Las Cruces. On Nov. 11, the ninth grade cadets marched in the El Paso Veteran's Day Parade and the CHS boys' drill team participated in the Las Cruces Parade. ln March, an inspection was conducted by the Area Manager, headquartered in New Orleans. Overall, the troopers fared well and Naval Science Instructor Capt. Charles Young and his assistant Chief Robert Taylor were well pleased with the results. One month later, 38 cadets journeyed to San Diego, Califor- nia to participate in boot camp and Fleet Training. There, the cadets got a chance to live and work like actual Navy enlistees. The cadets raised funds during the year by washing cars for Region XlX's Drivers' Ed. Dept., selling candles and calendars, Christmas candy canes, and by sponsoring a dance in November. The cadets were headed by Company Commander Martin Soltero, XO Jacob Fraire, Lt.'s Elizabeth Damian, Gloria Her- nandez, Veronica Gomez, Patsy Dominguez, Juan Cazares, Richie Cazares, Alfredo Martinez, and Eloy Orozco. QU Martin Soltero spins his rifle during after-school drill team practice 121 Elizabeth Damian couldn't help crack- ing a smile during a pre-inspection Q33 Capt. Young and Chief Taylor plot a navigation course. Student Council: Making Things Happen Pr if S - . A ua- SC MEMBERS - tStandingJ Jose Najar, Humberto Enriquez, Juan Martinez, Jesus Gonzalez, Michele Jordan, Jose Medina, Donna Gunter, Ricardo Milian, Josue Monrreal, Eddie Muniz, Mr. Nick-Kourabosg tsittingl Martin Soltero, Yolanda Retana, Kim Olmstead, Isela Romero, Mike Yeater, Jacob Fraire, Monica Gomez, Aurora Castaredag 11st rowl Stevie Saavedra, Martha Gomez, Didney Roberts, Dennis Pussman. Under the guidance of sponsor Mr. Nick Kourabos and the executive board, Student Council strove to achieve its two purposes of ill planning student activi- ties throughout the year and C21 implementing and coor- dinating Homecoming and Spring Fiesta activities. The executive board is comprised of eight students chosen by the student body the previous year. This year's XO's were Martin Soltero, president, Kim Olm- stead, vice-president, Isela Romero, treasurer, Monica Gomez, secretary, Jacob Fraire, parliamentariang Donna Gunter, historian: Martha Gomez, reporter, and Mike Yeater, activities director. ln addition to the board, SC was also made up of two senators and two representatives from each class, as well as of 15 members at large. Besides coordinating Homecoming and Spring Fiesta activities, SC members also were in charge of the pep rallies and the annual Parade and Homecoming bonfire. Mr. Kourabos added that the organization strove to be sensitive to the needs of the student body and of the faculty in an effort to make school as vital and interest- ing as possible. 34 be EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS- Martin Soltero, Kim Olmstead, Monica Gomez, Isela Romero, Donna Gunter, Martha Gomez, Mike Yeater, Jacob Fraire, tcenterl Mr. Nick Kourabos. For those students who wished to express themselves in a creatively manual way, Building Trades and auto mechanics offered a unique opportunity. Under the expert guidance of Mr. John Boylan, students were given the opportu- nity to use their manual talents to build and repair items such as: weight room benches, VOCCT easels, science room faucets, office cabinets, a book drop for the library, a concession stand, and a mag- azine rack for the ROTC Dept. In April, Chris Medrano and Gerardo Rivas traveled to Houston, Texas after qualifying locally with their bench project. The boys built the bench out of a dead cot- ton-wood tree they stumbled across one day. Mr. Boylan said he was very pleased with the boys' performance, adding that if all the classrooms were filled with students like the ones in his classes, then he'd feel very confident about our future. Mr. Boylan's comments were also ech- oed by Mr. Arthur Stancliff, auto mechan- ics teacher. Mr. Stancliff's department was also represented in state competition by Art Lucero, who rebuilt an automobile transmission and by Jesus Gonzalez and Albert Morales who overhauled two auto- mobile engines. ln addition to their tasks, the boys also had to write a step-by-step procedure write-up. Mr. Stancliff added that the boys com- pleted their tasks with very little if any, teacher supervision. Ml Bill Hall lines up some lumber. 123 Mr. Art Stancliff explains some of the intricacies of a carburetor to Linda Mendoza. 131 Mr. John Boylan and Cesar Gomez work on a wood-working project. Step ing to the Beat P Us-M M M6 for ' A 'l IM' IM We-.A Xt ,Aves gk MUSIC-MAKERS - ttst rowl Rosa Munoz, Emily Marmolejo, Sandra Mejia, Norma Yglesias, Sandra Salazar, Shirley Sapuen Maria t2nd rowj Virginia Munoz. Susana Salcedo, Becky Schichtl, Virginia Olivas, Mary Lou Rocha, Patsy Munoz, Q3 rowl Susan Yglesias Gunter, Monica Gomez, Jorge Arroyo, Beto Enriquez, Cynthia Spence, Loretta Madrid, t4th rowl Mike Yeater, Hevila Galan Edllla Jesus Gonzalez, Scott Dowd, Jose Vasquez, t5th rowl Fernie Salcedo, David Johnson, Sammy Romero, Alex Arroyo, Ernesto Espalin Marmoleio, Dennis Pussmanp 16th rowl Rene Montes, Andy Enriquez, Elizabeth Gutierrez, Jose Urista, Alex Figueroa, Joe Zavala t7th David Perez, Hevila Ramos, Jose Aguilar, Eddie Clouse, Albert Lara, Scott Mann, Band director Mr. Robert Hernandez. The CHS Marching Band consisted of 46 students five of whom were seniors During the year the merry music makers received an 'Exellent rating for their performance in the El Paso Marching Band Contest On Feb 20 the band went to Andrew Texas to take part in UlL competition Nine of the students received first place awards in different areas of competi tion The recipients were Hevila Ramos tmarimba solol Rosa Munoz tflute solol Sandra Melia Shirley Saplen Rosa Munoz tflute triol Jorge Arroyo Beto Enriquez Cynthia Spence Jose Vasquez tsax quartetl According to director Robert Hernandez he was very satisfied with the band this year and he feels it is improving more each year Asked if next year s band would be bigger Mr Hernandez replied I m looking for quality not quantity Thats what we strive for all the time 36 i L N Eagle Band Fli Hi h ww Wilma., UNI A .A is v A ffrgkge. . .- s. 2 X, . . K NX.. - f' , . f 'WEQT EE' . 'ixx'3wY', , r ' f. is ' -' A-at 1' if Billie Ramos, Eddie Glouse, and Joey Aguilar drum up Eagle Monica Maldonado shows us her band techniques during a halftime spirit. performance. The Eagle Band bolstered dampened spirits during halftime performances. Qs.. L w .5- Y, V N 'UN.....3 S 1 VOCCT MEMBERS - lsittingi lrma Ramirez, Diana Valtierra, Terri Guzman, Veronica Gomez, Mrs. Gwen Keefer, Lorena Zamorano, Elizabeth Rodriguez, Irma Villanueva, Monica Muniz, Norma Maldonado, La Tonya Martinez, Nellie Lozanog istandingi Yvonne Duran, Tony Lugo, Kelly ee Fr S VO! I T A . f K., 1 VOCCT lvocational Office Careers Clubs of Texasl is the state organization of by and for students enrolled in office training blen ding intensive ofice skulls and academic training in a simulated business atmosphere with emphasis on reprographic processes in of fice machinery The main purpose of the club is to provide oppor tunities for students to develop their leadership abilities and citizen ship Programs were developed to give its members a chance to take part in educational community school social recreational and vocational activities VOCCT began early in the year to train and plan for their State Leadership Conference Competitions in Dallas Texas on March 10 11. With their own printing press they designed printed and sold a CHS Eagles Activities Calendar. A caricature of an eagle was depicted throughout highlighting many of the school s departments. Other worthy fund raising activities involved selling candies, snazzy pads, Val-O-Grams, and sponsoring a facultylstudent softball game. They didn't get rich, but they made enough to take several members to competition, spent time in Six Flags, several skating outings, a catered swim party, a trip to the health spa, and several field trips to local business establishments. Navarette, lsela Limon, Maria Serrano, Ruben Vogt, Ceci Arellano, Gloria Chavira, Carmen Gutierrez, lsela Ruiz, Eddie Orozco, and Ron Morris. L N 'eigg . . . , . , . . . . . . , - , 'h , A . . . . . - N V nz- . . . . . Y A sf - - XG gg, . . . . . . . . . - 1 ,',, 5 8 1 gy. H- . . . . 'G Qs l . . I .I 1 s 1 s xv I 4- . -1- N 4 -v 'Qu '7f, frsggf 'J 1 s t I I S K 1 ' I I 38 Mrs. Gwen Keefer was the club sponsor. hmmm'-1 'Q' VOCCT OFFICERS - ll. to r.J Ceci Nellie Lozano. , Mrs. Gwen Keefer helps Monica Muniz with her project which was entered in competition in Dallas. Veronica Gomez, Terri Guzman, Sponsor Mrs. Gwen Keefer, Kelly Navarette, Monica Muniz, and 4 l l' Q l E 1 x s l F VOCCT members demonstrated their creative talents with this colorful bulletin board made of colored pebbles. The bulletin board was entered in competition in Dallas, Texas. 39 CLUB OFFICERS - Sitting ll. to r.l Maria Maldonado, Sponsor Mrs. Floberta Henderson, Susana Moreno, Lilia Ramos Rosa Acostag lStandingJ Sylvia Martinez, Enrique Morales, Dale Deckard, and Patsy Chavira. The Vocational Office Education class, some- times referred to as the Trailer People, is an active group of students joined by their common goal to prepare themselves for a better place in the job market. lt has a club called The Office Education Association, which is considered a part of the cur- riculum. The program is designed to simulate an office setting with students going about their various jobs. People can come into the trailer at anytime and find some students working with calculators, others taking dictation, some typing or using the transcription machines, others working on record- keeping or filing packets. The students set their own goals and it is up to them to fulfill them. The program naturally has to make money to supporttheir many activities. This year's activities included a carwash, the fashion show, and candy sales. Last year, the club sold name necklaces, conducted bake sales, and did the Popular Depart- ment Store inventory. More ideas are planned for next year. This year's class decided to have uniforms for the club. The girls were asked to come on stage at the area competitions because they looked so nice. The area competitions resulted in four wir.- ners. Area winners went to state to compete again and those winners competed nationally. Unfortu- nately, CHS members have not gone to national competition yet, but that is their goal for next year. VOE also had many interesting field trips, which included El Paso Natural Gas Co., Trans-Mountain Campus of El Paso Community College, Wang Word Processing Center, and the Computer Cen- ter at UTEP. Club members wound up the year with their annual Pool Party. It was a nice way to end the year and say good-bye to its graduating seniors. 'li Q 5 X I 113 OEA Fleglonal Wmners Rosa Acosta Susana Salcedo Conrad Muller Monica Maldonado l2l Patrlcla Domlnguez practices her typing skulls Q31 Patncla Chavlra works on an accounting problem Q41 Rosa Acosta balances a ledger sheet 153 lsela Romero tran- Toward New Horizons 9902 FUTURE 'HAPPY' HOMEMAKERS - First row tl. to r.J David Johnson, JoNell Morce, Stanley Sandoval, Alfredo Burciaga, tsecond rowl Adolfo Garcia, Cindy Ortega, Judy Frietz, Sandra Rosenbaum, Donna Gunter, Martha Benitez, Mary Jane Kellyg fthird rowi Debbie Popa, Norma Ontive- ros, Margie Garcia, Sylvia Collazo, Judy Chavez, Mary Lou Rocha, Patsy Munoz, Sponsor Mrs. Nickie Weems. Future Homemakers of America is a youth leadership organization open to any student interested in improving and preparing for all the various aspects of home life. The club, whose motto is 'Toward New Horizons', was led by President David Johnson. David was assisted By Donna Gunter, first vice-president, Judy Frietz, third vice-president, Sandra Rosenbaum, photographer, Albert Morales, PR specialist, and Adolfo Garcia, secretary-treasurer. Other club members included Don Hecker, JoNell Morce, Patsy Munoz, Mary Lou Rocha, Martha Benitez, Judy Chavez, Sylvia Collazo, Norma Ontiveros, Cindy Ortega, Debbie Popa, Margie Garcia, Stanley Sandoval, Alfredo Burciaga, Wally Lozoya, Mary Jane Kelly and Dolores Kelly. FHA Sweetheart and Beau were Judy Frietz and David Johnson, respectively. Under the guidance of President David Johson and FHA Sponsor Mrs. Nicki Weems, the club participated in many local, area, state, and national- level activities. The main project undertaken by the club was divided into three categories: fit Healthy Babies - Chance or Choie? Q27 Student Body - Nutrition For Teens Q35 Handicapped Does Not mean Disabled fwhich coin- cided with National Year ofthe Handicappedl. Along with FHA members throughout the country, students also agreed to help fund the building of a national headquarters building outside Washington, D.C. In all, S6 million must be raised to make this building a reality. 42 uf'. iiii g s A ,swf ,df A . -NN 113 Danny Marmolejo learns how to boil watery Q25 Martha Almaraz Castillo per- forms one of the drudgeries around the kitchen - washing dishes: 131 Beatriz Ordaz puts some invisible cupcakes into the oven. 43 The Dramatic Experience .K .. . .s S CHS THESPIANS - iKneelingl Laura Alderete, Bobbie Ornelasg lSittingl Andy Enriquez, Richard Smith, Laura Trujillo, Marcelina Ayala, Sandra Mejia, Michele Jordan, Susan Yglesias, Dora Salas, and Melissa Leos, iStandingJ Rene Montes, Beto Enriquez, Joe Zavala, and Dennis Pussman. The Drama Club was headed by Mrs. Winifred Cowley who joined the CHS fac- ulty staff this year. Under her directorship, the club per- formed two plays for the school as well as for the community. They were 'A Charley Brown Christmas Play' and 'I Never Saw Another Butterfly'. The latter play was entered in UIL competition. Club members also participated in a speech tournament in Las Cruces and in Clint. The club's executive committee con- sisted of Marcelina Ayala, Michele Jordan, Rosa Acosta, Richard Smith, and Dennis Pussman. ill Long hours of rehearsals paid off for Dennis Puss- man and Laura Alderete, whos are shown reading 1 their lines for the play, 'I Never Saw Another But- terfly.' A. v, X v 0 4190 ' VW79-WA' f-U'- a n , J . QQ M50 Jw . 5 V FXS' f V gp-u-, . L 0' K - U ' I 2 - . ' K 'gh - - LL-.,-- , , X , , X S .- KKK .QW , - . K -K :K K 1 K 2... ,--- J?KKfQ.ii?sKK KK A - ..K-sK'1K ..KKK' K. ill KS . K K ,K .... - K. 1 -:K :-' ' 4. . -s.,H..1sf .PKK 'ns..f......,f-ff.SAK:Kssefkss.,......-:-.-H ....-gf. KK K 1. K.::KK - ' A . .. 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Q W L ,T V ,L X , ' if - of i ,L S1125 A X A A K A -A fm. sq 3 N K . 3 :,.. sxl sk, .3 t ' lssslf .st t ,. , If ., L . . , f t Ll - iv, AN fc -t 12 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM - First Row fl. to r.l Mario Hernandez, Jose Aguirre, Jaime Gutierrez, Josue Monrreal, Steve Saavedra, Alfredo Martinez, Cesar Gonzalez, Juan Regalado, Manny Solterog fSecond rowl David Moreno, Jay Tullos, Ricky Love, Stewart Welch, Arturo Lucero, Sammy Payan, Danny Marmolejo, Eduardo Durang lthird rowj Paul Moreno, Pablo Monrreai, Armando Benitez, Cesar Gomez, Frank Alcala, Ricardo Arellano, Victor Guzman, and Arturo Alderete. fly Trainer Jose Scott i2l Assistant coaches Edmundo Reveles and Cliff Baker flank Head Coach Robert Castaneda. ff 1 W' an Q1 r nr' it 'I QA-1, if-r,, :t gp f L L .N, Iffbg' -1 - v-,k .--: I , C EAGLES 4 6 5 EAGLES EAEM? p S.. r 1 Z 'ft x in t 4 l i J - I or ff Sammy Payan Raul Moreno Armando Benitez Victor Guzman Trainer Jose Scott wraps Cesar Gomez thigh with tape, as Cesar squints to catch a glimpse of the action against Kermit. gf EY 5:3 i 1, 3 1 'hux . EAGLES EAGLES Steve Saavedra 1 x ., ' The Canutillo Eagles football squad gives a yell of encouragement as they raise their helmets during a spirit huddle. as It I V . t iiii QA C EAGL5 at ashes X: ttttttr 5 .X Me . t , i Frank Alcala Arturo Lucero II t lr X . EAGLES sw: ss: so is-its Q s A wg , xx m t fs wt Q , .t...tt.t Q if is Jose Soltero EAGLES A s -tr' s I.. tl. t .. W i 'j I 5,,: f 3 L, .. Q L i ', Arturo Alderete Pablo QMoosel Monrreal banny Marmolejo Jose Monrreal Buss S lf 1' Eduardo Duran K .K A KF' ' if gy t .k,, q T , EAGLES A t , . .,XA. X wfwt' L . ' fry X . at 5,1 gg 5 ft- , A it L, W , N A .. Q Y.. A r f , X t. Q l t....., A t swgfwmxww' : 4 5' - Q-'h'- - Q . .. A . .,, . 9 X---- X A E K-ix .-3 1, iir ' e if David Moreno Mario Hernandez Stewart Welch Ricky Arellano I X 251.3 4 .ax , K 235325 ' ues. gg S Jaime Gutierrez Cesar Gonzales 7? FY- mmf Q QV. f ,... . M? Z? .. ts 1: vll S -t:. . x 5 . . ae. .N My X 'X Cesar Gomez Cesar Gomez 6122, fights to gain some tough yardage against Alpine 1 ip Q - 5 is f ,, X 3 Q 1 N-Q . i X ,i, 4 llfamifg WX S , 'R m. We www 1' W if KLQQPLGJQP5 .Y S Laura Alderete Q12 X ' t NX , gylfxfr Lg Donna Gunter iw. E rj Q Renee Payan YL? Aurora Castafeda Banii Gil 9313 X il Elena Medrano Brenda Murphy Ki 2 ,dd Dawn Hecker Mrs. Sandra Minjares E fi 4, xg., 1 ' .1 1. ? A sk .. , A A xigg ,P 3, N Ex A 1 6, , I 1 K . l ' X gs W 4 ' 1 M ,, , 4' Q . . H V K - -. -L.. K if A E ,gy ma A K X l , . , V Q V X18 my .. A kv: ,M K: ski Sf, . t , X 5. ,Q f R2 , ,. Af If + we M .9 I . I J ' , kk., 'L ' wx A 1 r I it 'L 'K a- M ' 4 - ' . 1-gm INS. K' 'KJ SY . D ' ' z K ' wil K i :ik 4 'w..... ' . Q K- m 3 ,. ' X A rA'q.L'7 'X , mf 9' '1 K Q3 . , , iq' 1 ai' x 7 A 'S :5,! R - S 1 K . Q as .QQ M i . 'Q . f-ev' g . kg xv - f B fe' K f ff 3 1 M' it X .., ST' M M f L15 Sift-: '.rfp',1-vf ' I ,,' N f as sf A365 4' 4 J 1 A ' , in Y 'fer P ff ff 4 L. X L 1-,uf G.. W f if Sifgfiff In 7 1 5 +, K J -. ,.f W, rj ' f . , J, 5 7 K ' 2, :M A as pk nl i L.. N Uflz' hw , ff if slim 1 x YA 1 5 I I 3 I I , ! fl I-VA ' .. -7 , 1 Q X Yu ? 24' A Q ,h fa. we .ef fm 3 fax Andy Burton 'R 554 all-qs, Jonell MOFCG .li fees Ten Schuman Michele Jordan ' -fe - - .if Kim Barnes 'ff Cross Country Team. Standing il. to r.l Alex Arroyo, Eddie Tena, Marcos Esparza, Jesus Hlgareda, Jose Paredesg fslttlngl Hector Gamboa an dra Leos, Coach Wlllle Tlnnln, Emlly Marmolelo, and David Perez. I felt that for the most part we had a real good season, said Coach Willie Tinnin, commenting on her cross coun- try team. i Even though the harriers faced tough competition against 5A schools, Coach Tinnin felt our team performed well. Our runners performed so well, in fact, that for the first time in eight years, our CC team made it to state where they placed seventh against 14 other schools. Although Coach Tinnin expects next year's team to be smaller due to the fact that some seniors will be graduating, she is hopeful that new replacements will be found. If genuinely-interested replacements, especially more girls are found, Coach Tinnin feels confident that we can have a formidable team next year. 56 ,M ,, f ,,,, ' ,, ,fig XMXFH' P 3? i zfwf ,gl K ,',, f 'A , ,W L , f Xgfcqiam, y K ' myam, ft. , ., -,A Jose Paredes and David Perez stretch before thelr Rlverslde meet wf V+ X ,xi we E x ' haf We A A x .., .. .kk- if M3 e r f - me ff T, .... I... K C is Eddie T608 Jose Paredes Coach Rudy Fellx and Coach Wlllle Tlnnln check In- dlvldual tlmes after the Rlverslde meet. x X ENN Eggs be we Alex Arroyo Sandra Leos Marcos Esparza JGSUS Higareda xv!! David Perez Hector Gamboa Jesus Hlgareda beats out a Coronado competitor durlng a cross country meal. Emily Marmoleio Coach Willie Tinnin an 81-82 District Cham s P Lt 'lr I 5 s l g X sis N Letty Porras All-District i Sylvia Pavia Yolanda Retana Laura Alderete MVP All-District All-District Virginia Flores All-District jf W Destre Danley Dora Quinonez Marie Duby S Dawn Hecker X S1 Coach Willie Tinnin ,..go ' Arce Grado Terry Schuman Peggy Ramirez The Thrill Of Victory! The girls' varsity basketball team carried the victory banner all the way to district. Under the able guidance of Coach Willie Tinnin, the lady round ballers showed determination and a strong will to win as they conquered one op- ponent after another. r Sylvia Pavia proved to be the team's high scorer, averaging 14 points per game. Yolanda Retana and Virginia Flores also exhibited outstanding performances throughout the season. 5 3 Q S 'Ee' swf' 'P 4 wN1u--,. , M ,,,, WXXXXA L Z ddeeeee , , 1 1 Bowie 27 Canutillo 51 San Eli 19 Canutillo 37 Fort Han. 44 Canutillo 47 Andress 43 Canutillo 30 Roswell Tour. 4th place E.P.H.S. 18 Canutillo 45 Canutillo Tour. 1st, Place Clint Tour. 5th Place Anthony 33 Canutillo 58 Ysleta 65 Canutillo 39 Gadsden 35 Canutillo 44 Van Horn 44 Canutillo 34 Alpine 23 Canutillo 31 Clint 75 Canutillo 36 LPI 17 Canutillo 38 Clint 64 Canutillo 33 Alpine 36 Canutillo 39 Van Horn 45 Canutillo 36 Fabens 29 Canutillo 63 LPI 24 Canutillo 52 Riverside 54 Canutillo 32 Fabens 17 Canutillo 43 Bi-District Goahoma 57 Canutillo 29 1 1 f 'M 'B- 1 'TQm,. Q tak J v a J fx H 3 . 1. 1 ... 9 -e ,.... M 'U' 3. Ui Sylia Pavia scores a free throw against Clint. Unfortunately, the Eagles still lost to the Lions. Q23 Arce Grado pulls in a rebound against LPI f3i Virginia Flores shoots oer her LPI opponent as Peggy Ramirez and Sylvia Pavia look on. Debbie Popa KU IA Monica Lowenburg lays up a shot against a Lion defender. Martha Gomez Tencha Milian Junior-Varsity Basketball Team Ronnie Mendoza W' ss Tencha Milian scores a free throw against Clint. Unfor- tunately, the Eagles still lost to the Lions. fx S sw X a SK s ebsei ' isi- .- . I l ARES? 4 Q N ,,,. N .- 1 L -- ? P be W w My ... , - , Q Monica Lowenburg Lorie Muniz Maria Chavira .Y Debbie Popa, Martha Gomez, and Ronnie Mendoza await the rebound in a game against Clint W 'J V , we 1. mm 1 h 1 J -4' Q.: J 'Q A . 1 J 1 aft 'K B75 K -Ve: 'Hitt 'Ez A Attffi-t,' get fig? 542 Q2 14 5? A 1 t Zpcvlfi fi' is f QIP' 65 ggi .Ea .df I Q Swingers Tee Off Golf Coach Joe Scott view- ed this season as a building year as most of his team was inexperienced as a whole. Coach Scott expected tough competition and he wasn't disappointed. This year's swingers in- cluded Franky Reyes, Chris Nevarez, Arturo Alderete, and Ernie Espalin. Coach Scott stated that he expects his team to be much more improved next year since the boys will have learned a lot from playing the formidible opponents they faced this year. 413 SWINGERS - fl. to r.l Frank Reyes, Chris Nevarez, Ernie Espalin, and Coach Joe Scott 121 Chris Nevarez practices his teeing. 1 ,. ,.s......s ,Nw gN,,,,,...........v+nv- ni 1 t s s tt.tt ,... 2 'gl T ,K ik 2 ,jf it ww , -7 -s ,,, , V, K C' N t is W' 4 y' I J M 1 X 1 ' K , .5 ...af 55' - S h.. M, JN ' 1 ttgt. 3 , ht is Q- we 1 i ... x New Q is 3 S 3 TENNIS TEAM - First row ll. to ri Hevila Ramos, Donna Gunter, Noemi Harmon, Banti Gil: second row - Coach Sandra Minjarez, Eddie Solis Arturo Limon, Mickey Garcia, Ralph Venegas. Netters Look Ahead Newly-appointed tennis Coach Sandra Minjarez started the season with only one experi- enced player, Hevila Galan. Coach Minjarez, evaluated the boys overall performance like a weather report From fair to moderate Mrs. Minjarez said the team needed to con- tinue to improve. District players were Mickey Garcia and Ralph Venegas who played no. 1 doubles. Eddie Solis played no. 1 singles and Arthur Limon played no. 2 sin- gles. 64 In the girls division, Hevila Galan played in the no. 1 sin- gles, Donna Gunter and Banti Gil played in no. 1 doubles. Because CHS doesn't have any courts the netters were compelled to practice at the ele- mentary school. Commenting on the situation, Coach Minjarez said, this made things very difficult since we were unable to host any matches, which compelled the team to travel all season. Still the team participated in 11 dual matches and one dis- trict tournament. - I F . Ralph Vengas demonstrates his inimitable backhand flick. 'Nd X pt iiliil 1 2 . ' 7 'wa v- -hir. -' -:M ,, , X 1 :wiv xr -Q R .V A M imi my t Q ,v,?b.:,Z.g2 if - . tiff., ,has B i Ag gi, ' r it Q ,, , s ,Maori ,4 Q N K MQ Q is ai- ,K 1, ' egg, .V 5 5 :g'V' A i Q13 Where's the ball? Banti Gil worked hard to perfect a fluid serve: 12, Arturo Limon smashes one of his ace-causing servesg Q33 Nohemi Harmon found that her short height sometimes helped her out with her ground strokesg i4J Eddie Solis shows the impor- tance of keeping one's eye on the ball. 65 4. GIRLS' VARSITY TRACK TEAM - First row ll. to r.l Martha Gomez, Teri Schuman, Sandra Leosp lsecond rowl Monica Gomez, Emily Marmolejo, Sylvia Savory, Maria Miranda, Gloria Doradog lthird rowl Coach Willie Tinnin, Kim Olmstead, Marie Duby, Ceci Solisg Sylvia Pavia, Letty Porras, Sally Perez, Dawn Hecker, and Coach Cathy Dickason. Cecilia Solis practices the 880-relay handoff with Sylvia Pavia, 1. . 2 is X l1l Sally Perez shows the winning form that enabled her to take first place in the Fabens Cotton Relays 123 Who says running is all hard work? Martha Gomez seems to think it's fun. 133 Letty Porras hands off the baton to Marie Duby dur- ing a late afternoon practice. S Ui Cesar Gomez clears the high hurdle during practice 125 Long Distance Runners - Standing fl. to rj Marcos Esparza, Jake McDanieIs, Alex Arroyo, fKneeI- ingl Manny Ibarra, Mgr. Ascen- sion Duran, and Jesus Higareda. .vf- , t l L , , 1 1 NX , yy .da 4-1 X 1 tiki-W ul, fir il, mi FIELD EVENTS' TEAM -- Standing ll. to r.J Richar Love, Frank Alcala, John Mills, Cesar Gomez, Mando Benitez: tKneeIingJ Danny Gutierrez, Cesar Gonzalez, Adolfo Garcia, Robert Sapien, David Gutierrez, and Manager Ascen- sion Duran. 2 2 V i il ,f xl .. N5 7 fi J .. Wa 1431375 ASM! A RELAY TEAMS - Standing fl. to r.J Jose Paredes, Juan Martinez, Mando Benitez, David Gonzalez, fKneeIingJ David Gutierrez, Danny Gutierrez, Cesar Gomez, Cesar Gonzalez, and Adolfo Garcia. Q1-ili-A 'nur VARSITY SQUAD: kneeling lleft-rightl Andy Saavedra, Joey Aguilar, Eddie Muniz, Raul Zamorano, Joe Salas, Lorenzo Ruiz ,m X, Duran, Qstandingl Adolfo Garcia, David Gutierrez, Stewart Welch, Jose Herrera, Danny Gutierrez. The Varsity basketball team ended their season with an overall 11-19 record and a 2-4 record in dis- trict play. According to Coach Bill Sanders, next year's team should be more impressive since we will have four returning starters. David Gutierrez, Danny Gutierrez, David Moreno, and Stewart Welch. Stewart, David Moreno and David Gutierrez were named all-District. All three, according to Coach Sanders, possess lead- ership traits in addition to possessing good ball han- dling ability. The round baller squad will lose Seniors Aldolfo Garcia, Joe Herrera, and Joe Salas. While he admits he could have had a better season, Coach Sanders said he was satisfied with the prog- ress made this year, especially since this was his first year here, but he added that he looks forward to a much better team next year. 70 High scorer Stewart Welch scores two against Kermit Yellow Jackets Adolfo Garcia f o U '70 :QQ ff- Sl 0 L :.iif-x 4' ' il Q M . ,.,,:,, A x , ,. u .. M : I Joe Herrera Jose Salas Joey Aguilar ,. ,. Via , Q - -f .- ' X ei W W X ,QQQ S Danny Gutierrez l X QV. X David Gutierrez . ..., 1, Q L- G x if ,,::l ww LA , ,,,,,, ul. A E David Gutierrez lays up one against his Kermit opponent Lorenzo Fluiz Eddie Muniz W cf 9 F fwm xo - Stewart Welch Raul Zamorano Coach Bill Sanders 71 B-TEAM CAGERS - Kneeling QI. to r.J Mgr. Steve Saavedra, Jesus Higareda, Andy Acevedo, Louie Aguirre, Jaime Gutierrez, Jacob Fraire mgr. Ascension Durang iStandingi Jose Soitero, Richie Gomez, Jaime Salcedo, Juan Cazares, Jay Tullos, Jake McDaniel, Jose Loya, and Luis Balder- fama. 3 I js ix X f Y Z E 'Q X, ' ix A s. be scei I, KX , NM X U 72 Jiii ,---i ,guunsogmmul lh K- an Q .f VK 3 V X -3 ' Q rm Y S55 N 3 tg: , ma E555 Tian' '- if iw Q N- Q Q N Y il 3. Opposite page Ui Juan Cazares throws the ball in bounds against the Alpine Bucks. The Eagles lost to a stronger teamg 121 Jay Tullos uses his fade-away iump shot to score twog Top l3l Juan Cazares leaps high to draw some bloodg Q45 Joey Aguilar awaits the rebound as his Buck opponents do the sameg 157 Joey Aguilar keeps an Eagle eye on a fast-moving ball. Diamondmen Score High 4 r 5 'iii-, v ' wx, Q . '14 Q N 1 is 3 Robert Flueda Scott Mann Eddie Clouse Perfecto Valdez Trinidad Hernandez NPV' l fi K I XM 1 , ,P E, , . Qi la yr S Q :jriii Jay Tunes 1 my is 2 s --,,.V..s , L i Mm. .W.:I..4i..'1lsQQ.44,, ,,,,,,,,, . - . - Fly- L., - N --'rf ' , - , ff. Q- if 'f Y L , X ' A ' ,3?f' .- ,'1'i 5X4f f? . vfzwezvl .f Kizwlfzafkf' fl - r . L L mi- f..,..4:,,,if , R .i.. -, V mflixjiiiggwtwi k,isg-Nifgg fi ....a,fpXp,i.-'1 f kfifzf-'k:':, K flt44?Z+?i' ' .if -A ' A 1viMf.E7fMf'i,:E1i-Q., N4 - h ii J - wwf. . 'Q' W Y ...ia Ag , A i . . .N . . as I. I ii,-wi -f-pfff1mfww.-11-Ia.,-f M..f' ' - 6 MN ' Jorge Gomez Catcher Samuel Mills looks on in dismay as an Andress Eagle Jose Vasquez scores. Alfredo Burciaga Andres Acevedo Joey Aguilar Jose Najar Sammy Payan Juan Ruiz Samuel Mills Jose Luis Aguirre Ruben Garcia Coach Don Smelser sz 4 . Q . i - .- L' H 2 ,Q in -, , L an K gmw r. ,h , I N N 5 ,W,ig:. i ,... s - pl. , , .. X P S1 vas ' if Q- ri is it s mg .L ,, .. M Sammy Payan burns one in against Andress. l , Q sf W 1 gush , M? W 3 r Z +, , 'iwgryfi' wfvuut., ,, U'lUHmlam1t,, F . l - 59' 'f.h.x. ' , A -M: H A L i N' 'Maxi 1 , fig V ., ,E , - tj i ' ' L' 4 ?- . A Z' ,, - 'Tr ,V ,,m Y Z 2 ., V '?:'sH,' A E f N -. .21 , I 2a.,i,t,g,-gt' AI m.4,Ui.i .. .Qi I' Z-My ,Riff W 11 .-. 423,-'if-l fy , , '12 A -. ..4Q. m Q K E: Q - ,a,.R' ,ahL-.eit ,, -Jtfluf fv+,.f f5 f., f'1ee4', .. ' 5 X5-'i'Ws'3i4s Y K ., ev, V r A, K . ,fu 's ., ..+... A+ wi, , . ff r -.tw-Q , 4. Y ' -' , ' it Aw, 1- 'K'??i. f '29-77m . .lf .,r'f,i' .1 f A fdf,, A '+ I W., . , wfs.: Mi' ,Walk My xii?-gi ,L Q,-Af 4h . , K A . M- M J- 1-' . -1 V WW Robert Flueda slams in a homer against the Eagles. 7 Ks, lf' 1 ,ii Z-sir l P i x Ui Mary Ann Boyd setsg Q21 Virginia Flores leaps high as she gets ready to slam one back: Q33 Sylvia Pavia bunts back a hard-hit serve. 77 ...WW Q13 Carmen Reyes bumps the ball to Rosemary Morales. 121 Carmen Reyes sets up against Alpine Q33 Laura Chavira spikes one against her Fabens opponent. ,QSO mil: FAKICDRITES Queen Elizabeth Dami an 1 - +- I . Z H W V ,X xv 1 K 5 fl L ' I -- 9 f Kung Martin Soltero ' ' A l,,, , ' ' I .... , -' - .rr Y V M ' , - A H . 3 -WHS f . , k W: ' . Letty Porras S Jose Salas 7 N Jackie Hernandez Adolfo Garcia 1 1 sglkfiwr Carmen Reyes MQK Cesar Gonzalez ,.. .iw ,YQ 55:1 Sprin Fiesta aulll - Xmnnlu 3 Lady-in-waiting 81 Prince 7? PHS wg Al'6ll8nO Each year CHS students vote and elect a royal court to represent our school in our Spring Fiesta Celebration. These students selected are usually chosen because of their popularity. This year's court was headed by King Frank Alcala and Queen lsela Romero. Both Frank and lsela are seniors. The Lady-in-Waiting was Sylvia Pavia and Ricky Arellano was chosen Prince. Ricky and Sylvia are also seniors. Class representatives were: Senior Cecilia Rosales, Junior Monica Gomez, and Sophomore Josephina Damian. Spring Fiesta Court - il. to r.l Sophomore Representative Josephine Damian, Lady-in-waiting Sylvia Pavia Queen lsela Romero Sensor Representative Cecilia Rosales, Junior Representative Monica Gomez. E 1 ,X 11 A ni:-2 svigm-35..g 5512151 wx lg ' 5 QA X ww.. .. X K- ieiiie Q.. Q sl- .: wx QS ON wx Q .2 ii 11111 . '. .. ---:: i. fm- f -- X.. :ww f 11. .vi QE.. .1 -., 5 .. .. X A L... . Q sy 2' 'S .2 -, .. -. . se Q f . , HY. XX.. N 83 NN L L X . 1 ,. 3 ,Ag W 4 . SM Dm N xi 4 .f ,NL E Lady-in-Waiting Letty Porras si e it exe, A Prine ! Orozq ' . if ii 1 s S 5 Senior Representative Laura Alderete COURT 0. to r.i Laura Alderete, Eloy Orozco, Letty Porras, Queen La Tonya Martinez, King Oscar Hernandez, Junior Lorena Zamorano, Sophomore Representative Carmen Reyes. 82 Sweethearts an d Beaus Track Sweetheart Basketball Sweetheart and Beau Letty Porras Virginia Flores 8 Ricky Arellano 5 Yearbook Sweetheart and Beau Jose Paredes 8t Alejandra Reyes Q Newspaper Sweetheart and Beau La Tonya Martinez 8. Joe Medina Bulldmg Trades Sweetheart and Beau VOE Sweetheart 81 Beau Laura Trujnllo and Johnny Duran Isabel Maldonado and Henry Morales .xyxxx .. if .L-gefl Drama Sweetheart and Beau Band Sweetheart 8 Beau Norma Turv LIITIOTI and Rnhnrfn Ornnlae V ' 1 S ACTNITIGIS Cafeteria goblins - QU Maria Orozco, Socorro Alderete, Dolores Diaz, Evangelina Ftubio, Petra Rueda, and Connie Shockley dressed up in Halloween garb to show school spirit. i2J Donna Gunter hams it up for Punk Rock day 133 Sid Roberts and Sonya Holland play Indian as they display their headbands. 2. fn - x 90 l1l Wade Welch unwinds after a hard day of hitting the books l2l Dawn Hecker and Martin Chacon fly high on their way to Wylie for a football game. 5 Ns T N we so-.1 -- 92:-f Q13 CHS lnvades the Q - Sid Roberts, Bobbie Ornelas, and La Tonya Martinez joined Jeff Scott one day they decided to go visit the popular rock station 121 Sandra Rosenbaum crashes out on her way back from an Ysleta FHA workshop 133 Mary Reyes shows she's got spirit. 1' ' i 'TW' , S Wi , IX . ' ,H ,Q -.x. ,W SL ' A 5 K 1,4 fe 4? 4 -. Q A515 sw ' Nu.- N . at N .ifl 'L xv f N twet,-g . 2' .1 .E ' ,.'- A . , . - 4 ,bg , rf . Ao' W' - at. g E. Q -- .v z fy 1 is ,i.',5.g N A . '-.. av' A gr . . ,iv 5 - , r-Nfl? g,iv,L W X ' X, Ji 'g gsf'? ,A fx. gg-.....o into 1 - ' wfkgsirifrwte ' wif f .ff .ve ', ..-W s ,fb v ' -S. e iaztgrs . ., .N,,. w A i f ww .A ,YM X - t X yr, . it ,x -4. K ' i ..., .- Q S.. at '21 ,,1 HJ The blazing Homecoming bonfire lit the evening sky with school spirit on Oct. 15 t2J LaTonya Martinez gets creamed with a snowball by Elizabeth Cano during a freak snowfall in January q3i Elizabeth Damian gets soaked as she learns how to repair a leak in a ship's hull during ROTC training in San Diego. u....,. 'Q' Suv' Ui CHS GHOULS - Beatriz Ordaz, Paula Holderfield, Dawn Hecker, Pat Stewart, Kim Barnes, and Norma Yglesias were among some of the students who dressed up for Monster Day l2l Dawn Hecker found that she could make many new friends while in drag Q33 Howsabout a date, honey? The KINT bird quickly made friends with Junko Yanagi during the Faculty!Stu- dent game. ill FOREIGNER IN CONCERT - A lot of CHS students flocked to the Pan-Am to see the popular rock group Feb 10 Q23 Danny Marmolejo, Dennis Pussman, and Wade Welch attended the Foreigner concert l3l Ron Morris during one of his more quiet moments Q43 The Kids Are Alright - Dray Burch, Wade Welch, Debbie Smith, Lanny Martinez, Laura Trujillo, and Dennis Pussman warm up under Ol' Glory, ,- .f ill Andy Burton and Dawn Hecker stick it to Missy Piggy in Mr. Fleming's biology class i2l CHS students built a giant snowman during an unexpected snowfall. i3j Bobbie Ornelas and Tonya Martinez demonstrate one of the latest crazes - leggings. is- s S.. R' K I Q13 Rack Headley and Dray Burch duscover a new way of stlckmg together 123 Chns Yglesias gives has opmlon of the cafeteria food 13D Debbie Smlth brldles up her horse for the school parade 97 Thanks Whew! lt's finnally over. After all the hard work, deadlines, afterschool-and holiday-hours, messed-up pictures, ruin- ed rolls of film, and a lot of hectic moments, we finally came out with our yearbook. Looking back we can all smile and relax - now that it's over. And as we reminisce, we would be amiss if we didn't thank the many people who helped us throughout the year. To start off with, we wish to give a world of thanks to La Tonya Martinez who unselfishly lent us her camera with which we took the majority of the pictures in this yearbook. We hope her dad won't get too upset when he finds out. We also wish to thank Andy Burton for not only lending us her camera on a couple of occasions, but also for taking a couple of the football games for us. Secondly, we wish to thank all the teachers who were very understanding and cooperative when they allowed our staff members to occasionally finish their assignments during their class. We can't forget to thank Mr. Jerry Fleming for allowing us to use one of his thermometers and we also couldn't forget to thank Mr. Don DeLaune and Taylor Publishing Co. for their patience and understanding - especially when it came down to deadline times. Thanks should also be accorded to Principal Dowell Williams for allowing us to use our facilities after school and during the holidays so that we could meet our deadlines. I would personally like to thank those hard-working staffers who gave their all, including their extra time, to help make our yearbook a reality. And last, but not least, I couldn't forget to thank Mr. Hector Castelo, yearbook sponsor, for having a lot of patience with the staff and for all the support he gave us. Thank you Mr. C. for doing a good job. With much love and appreciation, Alejandra Reyes, yearbook editor ill.- JUNICDRS Jose Aguilar Martin Aguirre Arturo Alderegge lvette Orranlia freaks out on Aurora Castaneda's electrifying hairdo. Cecilia Arellano Aleiandro Arr0v0 Luis Balderrama X Rhen Bowden Mary BOQJ Aurora Castafieda i Q is x lsela Castillo ' Juan Caiares D Richard Cazares Dolores Chavez Judy Chavez Gloria Chavira - . if yiiii, . 1 I A :.. 2f2 fm EL .q-qf X Q aaaa uu of H 'Sylvia i7v'i?Mx2x 'Lb X, ,1 . X NY! 1 Destre Danley X X xx 3 nur ,-1 S8 ' A K X Ben de la Rosa Ernesto Espalin Marcos Esparza 'U 7 - it 410' 'E 5' r, 'N ,Mn ,A--A 4 X1 Vriginia Flors Q X xx Q 5235 X x X- Acension Duran Eduardo Duran Yvonne Duran Q X X Q4 Frietze YNQQQ Jacob Fraire ' Q Eduardo Garcia- V Q W Riiiigigx EMA f.h- K Y ig S if QSSKW Michael Garcia K X N ikx Banti Gil ' .af f-f if b N X by Martin Gomez , 1' Sandra Leos iuas aniong the rriany people 'Q mystified by one of the most popular crazes - ihe Rubik Cube. Did you finally f W9 get it, Sandra? ff ffsanna Gunteri' i 4 s p -as-. Monica Gomez is e Richard Gomez Veronica Gomez 'ii ,, 7 . in , , W ,,,,, z W Q, k1,NSQ?2XiN Q, CHS's own Bozo fDanna Gunterj skated around campus, spreading Christmas cheer. Daniel Guiieffel David Gutierrez Jesus Lupe Gonzalez TSYGSH Gulman NQQQ5JQxwi I ,X f 1 f ii 5 2 o X ix .im Q X zzz ezee Q S Richard Headley Carlos Hernandez Hector Hernandez Jesus Higareda Ike Jones vi :rx VS A .1 Xkfi xx Sandra Leos Mary Ann Boyd and lsela Castillo run off some dittos in their ODP class. Arturo Limon Martina Lopez y Noemi x 1I'RTKlQsXQX Ri? we 'F nfl Antonio Lugo Norma Maldonado W ft i Daniel Marmolejo Francisco Martinez y ' 'ig ij' ,, , Flichardo Miliarl Laura Trujillo proves that auto mechanics is no longer restricted only to boys Robert Montoya Alberto Morales Monty ,Susana Moreno X Flon Morris . -t N 5 7T'T'9 Hxxxyxbxtt 1 ' YNKQWX E5 tt I CMonica Mi.inizf X Murphyx xQgRi2.?X?,S.tD XQQQQQ QX W, Chris Nevarez David Perez Norma Ontiveros X Fernie Ordonez Cynthia Ortega SBFFIFUY Payan FA ...I L1 Arturo 'Twinky' Lucero practices his arc welding during second period class. Q. X. Debbie P91939 Dennis Pussman Eddie Arnecke and Albert Morales perform a valve job during auto mechanics. Maria Ramos Frankie Reyes Greg Rubio Juan Ruiz Hevila Ramos Juan Ruiz Martha Gomez proves girls can be as strong as boys as she presses 100 pounds. Lorenzo Ruiz Sandra Salazar Fernie Salcedo Sally Sandoval Raul Santiesteban xi' 'S ,f - .i., f- Af ., Ilf 4, Rosela Sapien Cecilia Solis Eddie Solis Jose Soltero Sikhs Susie Telles Cecilia Trujillo Ralph Venegas Cf Irma gy . gxmxsbx Q YM.- 4 - , ,:,. K , g . .. WDN7, ef 5, .f ,. , N ., we 1- ' 3 ' ,f S-in sr, ,. 4, T31 ' X423 . f-1 - ,M -.Ms W ,,.,ve. x it . , ,, 'X K v hw---isis 1., N.. N YP? Q K li if x xx l f i X-,,l I --l.- - T E . ,ef-1 kkrr i f 1 3 Junko Yanagi Genevieve Zambrano Rf' Jmiv.. . it a...sv.n .L :ffm .wsu .. :ua 'A ,. '- ' ' .L . 'W of S . , Q ,,, . Q ' Jigs? S 5ww,xw.. Wiffglfe ,.,f....'w -wr .- s xx .M i1Qf 5 A if . A ! 1 fyvw-f 'N' S :M as ,WN- .... . A x vm. .. w M. ,,w wily . ,,. , X , . is , ,gill X A,?:53f:ig3fi.L 3 2.1 , ,f wfgmwi H 1 re , wiv if L57 . A as f f .N 4 -, Ji ' Kilim l' .su 51-.Q2'!5,1. y .vw f fav - P' ' urns- f' f.. l 1 'W I X ss.-A sswf.s.g..sew'Hf e Jose Zavala is Y ...K X dw , A fu Q, .v . ., A-.A we La Tonya Martinez smashes Martha Gomez with a snowball during a freak snowfall Jan. 13. Unfortunately, not enough snow fell call off school. sowomolzezs ,,..gq. R3 A '- . ss: ,z Cs- - . . X iv Q .. X -. '68 2 xxx 3 Al Jose Aguirre Manuel Alonzo Lorena Alvarez Lisa Apodaca lbs: - SF f?!i7 i ikk, 'ii ' . fix, 5 1 ' XXX Jorge Arroyo N P Q tx A 1 YE S t C .. , i Ns . CH ,,,,t.s1s,'hWi'M sg 5 .st X Qi as EVROiLETQf?'h Q X : 3 ss.. sM Rick Smith's pickup shows sophomores could have used a little help with their spelling. ,EQ ., P j - ..-f. . N X x ,KK 'U fi ' Q X 1 NLFMXSX xx ,. X ifxswfzfviiif i Ayalang Kimberly Barnes Martha Benitez W S.. --. , t., Q- A x Q ..-f Xml: I JM g E Douglas Bosanko s 'I Q , X 5 K ' 'ilu' Sha' X Alfredo Burciaga Andy Burton Christina Calderon 110 Esther Castillo X X is px x 4 gt Jana Bowden Dray Burch 51.55 1 :ss wtks- . f tt ii' NE R wx X fx Yi s X Jose Ceja was Ismael Chavez ai, 9 A x , , .R fy. su S Q kt . A 5 ., an will A as A Q x K t t t tt t g X X .. , - tt, , 1 3 ,xx 5 J 1 . . x is wt .E . Q : X . . ..-,......,..z. , - N if -'Sylvia Chavezi Laura Chavira Eddie Clouse 'xYyxS2A'S?e5.KX'2 Andres Enriquez Q Q .Q ' sig 4 I K ' , . ' M i ai, ll 3, Xl so E Ruben Garcia Norma Gavaldon Minerva Gaytan Esther Gomez Qi Humberto Enriquez .-.N A kk - . . , -f 1, - X X t xi NN NX if Is? by 1 1 AX-- Cesar Gonzalez XS: David Gonzalez Lupe Gonzalez CIHSS. Popa demonstrates her artistic talents as she decorates a cake in Mrs. Weems' Arcelia Grado ' ws Elizabeth Gutierrez Ramon Estrada rl a Noami Gutierrez Ricky Guxierrez Jose Hefnanel Agustin Herrera SYS. Maria Herrera Rosalba Herrera Dennis Pussman and Dray Burch show off their spacey threads during Punk Rock Day li N Q ' vm Q . sa l Phxw N l 'fo K az R Juanita Highet Manuel lbarra Robert Johnson Michele Jordan , s 1 gi I 'll' -as 1'f'f 4 xg , f 1 ,rc vw 'A I, L , xl A 'x .fm .sfglmq . wr-. in ielfxmes s Albert Lara Melissa Leos Julian Lopez Veronica Lopez Richard Love X,,,., .... .MNA Jose LOYS W3 sVf9?9Y? IZXQQ kills Andy Burton tells the crowd who she ihinks Numero Uno is. CfC:iTQM,QlQQQdC? C E rhiliayarmoleg Lupe Marquez WwXfM5l 'J wsgfssxngx--N X! Cesar Gonzalez strains as he benches 150 pounds. 'GaBrielgMart.inez, Juan Martinez Maria Mendoza Martha Mendoza Maria Miranda Josue Monrre -'shi i L 'H 'L 1 r 'L ' 4. 7 yi '1 Q1-Hr yd-' Q gli Rene Montes Joel Morales ff--W-N i M 6Hortencia Milianp JoNell Morce QKQg'Q'Xt3r 5 114 Chuy Chavez soaks up some rays as he jams down with his radio. at v N O Eduardo Muniz .Q-, i- .' ' as 2 as Vi.. 'QX K 5 ,d X, : from ,' 4 2533 John Ontiveros ik 5 ,. eb 5: Patricia Munoz Virginia Olivas Q7eiie'6rrQi5P Faviola Parra Fedirnando Parra Peggy Ramirez xi: 'QQQHW5 we ,M Q t . Qi N si sy' X Ernesto Rlvas Mary Rocha Jesus Rodriguez Sammy Romero ...Q-o-1 sz ,1 irfgiz XSQQWJV Y N Steve Saavedra ES A Dora Salas Jaime Salcedo 3 Q S Yolanda Salinas Rebecca Schichtl Q' QA 1, Teri Schuman LFE: S ' X N Griselda Zamorano gets a royal snow job from her cousin Jesus Rodriguez. ,Q .X nr x Q xv ff l .Q Ruben Salinas S A-H -Mee f Fxizfiifsirs Stanley Sandoval Shirley Sapien X M . NX-X X X Sylvia Savary S .. ,Q J-V Cheerleaders Kim Barnes, JoNell Morce, Andy Burton, and Michele Jordan show their appreciation to the football team by baking the team a scrumptuous Cake. V Cesar Gonzalez joins Peggy Ramirez, Araceli Grado, and Virginia Flores as they await second-round action during a basketball tournament. - .-k- fc :-, .-:, A Ng? lfx I' Nc of X Debbie Smith Richard Smith sandra Telles Jay TUIIOS 'WS i-'L Q Peggy Ramirez applies a final drab of mascara during the OEA Fashion Show. Jose UI'lSf8 il' Rudy Villanueva if J , .Bridget Vincent hi-flXSg1wibQ XKTKYN Jose Vasquez T si P' ,fs . Susan Yglesias Juan Zambrano Griselda Zamorano Raul Zamorano Michelle Zapata 5 Dawn Hecker sticks it to Miss Piggy during Mr. Flemings class Several students give their own version of Canutillo welcome to the yearbook photographer. FACULTY Juvencia Aguilar Attendance Ofiice Sue Bruun English Martha Caballero Nurse's Aide . x f-eil-f Mr. Wayne Mantooth never looked quite so chic as he did during the VOE Fashion Shaw Robert Castaneda Hector Castelo Athletic Director Journalism Winifred Cowley Speech and Drama Jessie Dozier Accounting and Typing Catherine Dickason Coach and English , 1' .. ' . . t 1. f. Jerry Fleming Biology and Chem f 5 E . X 3 Let me outll Assistant Principal Fred Rosas behind bars l Mr. Dowell Willi ams and Capt. Charles Young discuss an Q-N., ROTC inspection with Sgt. Maj. Black. 'Vilma seems to be caught Q 5 fs. es. if Q i H Q Charles Gardner Carmen Guzman ' Drahing Teacher's Aide , 3 S L Q K if s Q xc 5 Mrs. Gwen Keefer was one of the teachers who participated in the Robert Henderson Robert Hernandez VOE Fashion Show. VOE Band Gwendolyn Keefer VOCCT 122 Ho! Ho! Ho! English teacher Nick Kourabos takes a break from his busy schedule as Old Saint 'Nick.' Nick Kourabos Celso Lamberty Jerry McMahan Wayne Mantooth English Special Education Math History Coach Robert Castaneda discusses next year's football schedule with Superintendent Gilbert Gil. , K, .... X My .t.. iw, at .5 J . ' 1y',. A ti .,',-- :A 113' R S 14 l, un , F '1.,'1?- 'U 3g 'f'g' Z' 5 t 5, v tom .4 lu A .tt at 051, ' Sandy Minjares Dorothy Nunn Lupe Ostos Helen Peinado Government St Health Business Math Teacher's Aide Registrar at Typing HJ Coach Cathy Dickason lays one up for the faculty during the Faculty!Senior game while Coach Willie Tin- nin looks on 121 Coach Ed- mundo Reveles and Mr. Nick Kourabos haul the KINT-98 Super Duck off the court. fill Coach Willie Tinnin swishes two in for the oldsters. if QELCE Rita Sanich Jose Scott Jr Librarian Government Don Smelser Arthur Stancliff Biology Auto Mechanics to ,.. ?' if IZ. I it 'B . -NSD - . . K - -me, i . awaits. ,J if .l X gg .gt N X 'X k 3. if f' Chief Robert Taylor Rebecca Tillotson Nickie Weems Capt. Charles Y0ung NJ ROTC English Home Economics NJROTC ww-.-4 qw? -s...,,4 r Ui Mrs. Dot Nunn and Mr. Edwin Coats look on as the KINT-98 Super Duck gets fresh with Frank Miranda. i2l Keeping the students' shot records up to date was one of the many duties performed by nurse's aide, Mrs. Martha Miranda 2. S S fi . Q ix 3 gf Qlwivg rj? -X 3+ 555 ,V ,.. .T Mai.. sis? is S RX X is :ii 5' ill Biology teacher Jerry Fleming points out the starfish rays to Lupe Mar- quez and Rene Montes as a dead shark looks on. i2l Coach Bill Sanders out- dribbles David Banda. We wonder if Coach Sanders sleeps with his cap on. 133 Manny Herrera commits an offensive foul against science teacher Don Smelser. 126 +5 'ssl X 'Sis--wvwwxwwv S fi . l :it S' Mrs. Sandra Minjarez N When asked how she felt about being chosen, Mrs. injarez replied, I was very honored and surprised. I m very grateful to the students who chose me. Mrs. injarez coaches the tennis team and teaches health nd government. Mr. Hector Castelo was chosen as 'Male Teacher of e Year.' Asked for his reaction, Mr. Castelo said, To say that I was surprised is an understatement. lease express my gratitude to all those students who oted for me. Mr. Castelo teaches journalism and SL. Top Teachers Every year Student Council picks two teachers Imale and femalel that they feel have done a lot for the school and for the students they teach or work with. SC Sponsor Mr. Nick Kourabas said that this year's decision was very difficult since there were a lot of qualified teachers. After some deliberation, however, SC members chose Mrs. Sandra Minjarez and Mr. Hector Castelo as this year's recipients. Mr. Hector Castelo 127 Doin it With Tast Q A 1 Q2 .....v.... K N I ,, W .. -.................. X v g if, at -swim vt 15 , as . N XE S if Q l l in alia Q X ,Q I 1 QA. CHS GOURMET COOKS - iStandingl Maria Orozco,-Dolores Diaz, Connie Schockley, isittingl - Petra Rueda, Alderete. Starting at 7 a.m., the busy cafe- teria crew began their day before most teachers and administrators even arrived. Before ending their day at 3:30 p.m. the ladies fed on the average of 530 people - 180 for breakfast and 350 for lunch. Manager Mrs. Dolores Diaz said the most frus- trating part of her job was stu- dents not even trying the food they worked so hard to prepare. One food item students did seem to like were the hamburgers, which Mrs. Diaz said, were among the easiest to fix. Mrs. Diaz said they received a number of complaints about the lack of variety offered, but she pointed out that the variety and quality of food was limited by the quantity and quality of food they had to work with. hm s 5-'tr Mrs. Petra Rueda and Mrs. Maria Orozco prepare the day's daily salad. 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HALL'S LOUNGE a d GRILL Q 1 Acevedo, Andres 1101 74, 72, 110 Acosta, Gloria 1101 - Acosta, Rosa 1121 12, 40, 41, 88 Acosta, Sandra 1101 Aguilar, Jose 11 11 36, 37, 70, 71, Aguirre, Jose 1101 48, 110 Aguirre, Louie 1101 72 Aguirre, ManueIa1111 Aguirre, Martin 1111 100 Alcala, Frank 1121 12, 48, 50, 69 73, 74, 75, 100 Alderete, Laura 1121 12, 15, 23, 44, 45, 53, 59, 85 Alderette, Arturo 11 11 48, 50, 100 Almaraz, Martha 1121 12, 43 Alonzo, Manuel 1101 110 Alvarez, George 1101 Alvarez, Lorena 1101 110 Apodaca, Lisa 1101 110 Arden, Matthew 1101 Arellano Ricardo 1121 12, 48, 51, 83, 86 Arnecke, Eddie 11 11 19, 106 Arroyo Alex 11 11 36, 56, 57, 68, Arroyo, Jorge 1101 36, 110 Avila, Josefina 1121 12 Ayala, arcelina 110144, 45 Arellano, Cecilia 11 11 38, 39, 100 M Ayala, Margarita 1101 110 Baker, Andrew 1121 Baker, Robbin1101 100 Balderrama, Luis 11 11 72, 100 Balderrama, Martin 32 Banda, David 1121 13, 126 Barba, Juan 11 11 Barnes, Kim 1101 55, 94, 110, 116 Becerril, Gerardo 1101 Beltran, ReynaIdo1101 Beltran, Ricardo 1121 13 Benitez, Armando 1121 13, 48, 4 Benitez, Martha 1101 42, 110 Bermudez, Gerardo 1101 Boonshim, Wanchai 1101 Bosanko, David 1121 12, 13, 20 Bosanko, Doug 1101 110 Bowden, Jana 1101 110 Bowden, Rhen 1111 100 Boyd, Mary111176, 77, 100, 103 Briones, Cruz 1101 9, 69 Index Burch, Dray110195, 97, 110, 112 Burciaga, Alfredo 110142, 74, 110 Burton, Andy 1101 55, 96, 110, 113 Calderon, Christina 1101 110 Calderon, Robert 1101 cane, EIizabeth1121 12, 13, 27, 93 Cano, Victor 11 11 Carrasco, Salvador 11 11 Carrillo, Alicia 1101 S , , ,V,. .-,' E Castaneda, Aurora 11 11 34, 53, 100 Castillo, Esther 1101 110 Castillo, Graciela1101 Castillo, Irene1121 13 Castillo, lsela1111 100, 103 Castro, Yvonne 11 11 Cazares, Juan 111172, 73, 100 Cazares, Norma 1121 Cazares, Richard 111132, 100 Ceja, Andy 1101 32, 110 Ceia Manny 112124, 32 Cervantes, Alfred 1121 14 Chacon, Martin 111191 Chavez, Dolores 1111 100 Chavez Hector 1121 13, 14 Chavez, lsmael1101 110 Chavez, Jesus 1101 114 Chavez, Judy 11 11 42, 100 Chavez, Sylvia 1101 111 Chavira, Gloria 11 11 14, 38, 100 Chavira, Laura 1101 78, 111 Chavira, Maria 62 Chavira Patricia 112140, 41 Clouse, Eddie 1101 36, 37, 74, 111 Cobos, Victor 1101 Collazo, Sylvia 11 11 42, 101 Damian, EIizabeth112114, 28, 29, 30 31 33 80 81 93 Danley, Destre111159, 101 Deckard, Dale 1101 40 De La Rosa, Benjamin 1111 101 Diaz, Maricel1101 Dominguez, Patricia 1121 14, 30, 31 41 Dorado, Gloria 1101 Dorado, Raul 1111 Dowd, Scott 110136 Duby, Marie 1101 28, 59, 67, 76 Dungan, John 1111 14 Duran, Ascension 111168, 69, 70, 72, 101 Duran, Gerardo 1101 Duran, Johnny 1121 19, 87 Duran, Socorro 11 11 Duran, Yvonne 11 11 38, 101 Enriquez, Andres 1101 36, 44, 45, 111 Enriquez, Humberto 1101 34, 36, 44, 111 Escareno, Bertha 1121 Espalin, Ernesto 11 11 18, 36, 101 Espalin, Mark 1101 Esparza, Francisco 1101 Esparza, Marcos 11 11 56, 57, 68, 101 Esparza, Sergio 1121 14 Estrada, Jael 1101 Estrada, Maria1101 Estrada, Ramon 1101 111 Figueroa, AIejandro111136 Flores, Virginia 11 11 59, 60, 76, 77, 86, 10 Fraire, Ernestina1111 Fraire, Eulogio1121 15 Fraire, Jacob 11 11 34, 72, 101 Frazzin, Martin 32 Frietze, Judy 11 1142, 101 Galen, EdiIia112112, 15, 36 Galen H Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia, Gavald eviIa112112, 15,36 a, Hector112156, 57 AdoIto1121 15, 42, 69, 70, 71, 81 Eduardo1111101 Efren1111 Margarita 1101 42 Marisa 1121 15 Michael 111164, 101 Robert 1121 Ruben 110175, 111 n, Norma1101 111 Gambo o o Gavald Gaydos Gaytan, Gaytan, Gil, Ban Gomez Gomez Gomez Gomez Gomez Gomez Gomez, Gomez, Gomez, e e Gonzal z, Cesar110148,49,51, 69,81, 111, 114 117 Gonzal Gonzal Gonzal Gonzal Gonzal Gonzal e e Gonzal Grado, n, Tony 32 h, David1111 Cesar1111 Minerva1101111 ti111153, 64, 65, 101 ,Betty 191 30 , Cesar1121 16, 35, 48, 51, 68, 69 ,Esther1101111 ,Jorge 1101 74 ,Martha111127, 34, 61, 62, 67, 107, 108 ,Martin1111101 Monica 11 11 34, 36, 76, 83, 102 Ricardo 11 11 72, 102 Veronica 11 11 30, 31, 38, 39, 102 Z, David 110169, 111 oz, Elsa 1121 16 z, Guadalupe 11 11 z, Jesus 110134, 36, 102 ez, Joel 1101 ez, Lupe1111102, 111 ez, Ramon 1121 ArceIia110159,60,111,117 Granados, Alejandro 1101 Guerrero, Alex 1101 Gunter, Donna 11 11 34, 36, 42, 53, 64, 90, 102 Gutierrez, Carmen 112138 Gutierrez, Daniel 111169, 70, 71, 102 Gutierr Gutierr ez, David 11 11 69, 70, 71,102 ez, Elizabeth 110136, 111 Gutierrez, Jamie 11 13 48, 51, 72 Gutierrez, Mercedes 1123 16 Gutierrez, Noami1103 112 Gutierrez, Ricardo 1103 112 Guzman, Teresa 11 13 38, 39, 102 Guzman, Victor 1123 16, 48, 49 Hall, William 112335 Harmon, Nohemi 110364, 65 Headley, Rlck 111396, 103 Hecker, Dawn 1103 53, 59, 91, 94, 96, 118 Hellen, Peter 1123 Hernandez, Carlos 11 13 15, 103 Hernandez, Eusebio1113 Hernandez, Gloria 1123 16 Hernandez, Hector 1103 103 Hernandez, Jacqueline 11 13 81 Hernandez, Javier 1123 Hernandez, Jose 1103 112 Hernandez, Mario 1123 16, 20, 48, 51 Hernandez, Martin 1113 Hernandez, Oscar 11 13 85 Hernandez, Trinidad 1113 74 Herrera, Agustin 1103 1 12 Herrera, EIise01103 Herrera, Joee1123 16, 70, 71 Herrera, Manuel 1123 17, 126 Herrera, Marla1103 1 12 Herrera, RosaIba1103 112 Hlgareda, Jesus 11 13 56, 57, 68, 72, 103 Highet, Juanita 1103 113' I-linoioe, Alex 1123 17 Holdertleld, Paula 11 13 94 Holland, Sonya 11 13 90 Ibarra, Manuel 110368, 113 lbarra, Ricky 193 32 Johnson, David 111336, 42 Johnson, Martin 11 13 Johnson, Robert 111328, 113 Johnson, William 11 13 Jones, Ike 11 13 103 Jordan, MicheIe1103 28, 29, 34, 44, 45, 5 Juarez, Sylvie1123 17, 23 Kelley, Dolores 1103 Kelley, Mary Jane 1103 42 Lancto, Randy 1103 Lara, Albert 1103 36, 113 Leos, Mellssa1103 44, 113 Leos, Sandra1113 56, 57, 101, 103 Limon, Arturo 111364, 65, 87, 103 Limon, laeIa1123 17, 38 Lopez, Julian 1103 113 Lopez, Luclo1113 Lopez, Martlna1113 103 Lopez, Veronlca1103 113 Love, Richard 110348, 49, 69, 113 Lowenburg, Monlca193 61, 62 Loya, Jose 1103 72, 113 Lozano, Noeml1NeIIle3111338, 39, 103 Lozoya, Wally 1103 113 Lucero, Arturo 11 13 48, 50, 105 Lucero, Santoe1123 17 Luevanos, Pedro 11 13 Luevanos, Sofla1103 Lugo, Antonio 11 13 38, 103 Lugo, Sonla1103 Luna, Luis 11 13 Luna, Sergio 1123 Monrreal, J0sue1103 Macias, Davld1103 Madrid, Loretta 11 13 36 Magallanez, Manuel1103 Maldonado, Carmen 1103 113 Maldonado, Marla 1123 17, 40, 87 Maldonado, Monica11 13 37, 38, 41, 104 Maldonado, Norma 11 13 104 Maldonado, Roea1123 17, 21, 30 Mann, Scott 110336, 74 5,113,116 Marmolejo, DanleI111336, 43, 48, 50, 95, 104 Marmoleio, EmIly110336, 56, 57, 113 Marquez, Lupe 1103 126 Marquez, Maria 1101 113 Martinez, Alfredo 1121 18, 31, 32, 48 Martinez, Franclsco1111 16, 32, 104 Martinez, Gabriela 1101 114 Martinez, Guillermo 19132 Martinez, Juan 110130, 34, 69, 114 Martinez, La Tonya1121 18, 27, 38, 8 Martinez, Lanny 1101 95 Martinez, Ricardo 1111 32 Martinez, Sylvia 1121 18, 40 Mata, Lupe 1101 29 McDaniel, Jake 1101 68, 72 McDaniel, James Medina, Jose1121 18, 34, 86 Medina, Monica 1121 18 Medrano, Cristobal 1121 18 Medrano, Elena 1121 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Laura 62 Munlz, Monlca111138, 39, 105 Munoz, Miguel 1121 Munoz, PatrIcla110136, 42, 115 Munoz, Rosa110136 Munoz, Vlrginla110136 Murphy, Brenda 11 11 53, 105 Naiar, Joae112120, 74, 34 Navarette, Kathy 11 11 20, 105 Navarette, Kelly 1121 38, 39 Nevarez, Chrls1111 105 Nevarez, Martin Nevarez, Richard 32 5, 86, 92, 93, 96, 108 Olivas, Virglnia110136, 115 Olmatead, Kim 1121 20, 22, 34, 76 Ontiveros, John 1101 115 Ontiveros, Norma 11 11 42, 105 Ordaz, Beatriz 11 11 43, 94 Ordaz, Guillermo 1101 Ordonez, Fernando 1101 Ornelaa, Bobbie 1121 24, 27, 44, 87, 92, 96 Orozco, Eduardo 1121 20, 38 Orozco, EIoy112120, 30, 85 Orrantia, Ivette1101 100, 115 Orrantia, Javier 1101 Ortega, Cynthia 11 11 42, 105 Ortiz, Bertha 1101 Ortiz, Elizabeth 1101 Paredes, Jose 1121 20, 28, 56, 57, 68, 69 Paredes, Juan 1111 Parra, FavioIa1101 115 Parra, Ferdirnando1101 115 Parra, Maria1101 Pavia, Sylvia 112121, 28, 29, 59, 60, 76, 77, 83 4 Payan, Renee 1121 21 , 53 Payan, Samuel 11 1148, 49, 74, 75, 105 Payne, James 191 32 Perez, David 111136, 56, 57, 105 Perez, Sally 112121, 22, 67 Pickens, Robert 1101 Pina Emilia 1121 Popa, Debbie111142, 61, 62, 106, 111 Porraa, Letty112121, 28, 29, 59, 67, 76, 81, 85, 86 Porter, Richard 19132 Proapero, Moiaea 1121 Pussman, Dennis 11 11 34, 36, 44, 95, 106, 112 Qulnones, Dora 11 11 59, 106 Quintana, Rosa 1101 Ramirez, Armando 1111 Ramirez, lrma111138 Ramirez, Jesus 11 11 106 Ramirez, Peggy 1101 59, 60, 115, 117 Ramirez, Thomaa112121 Ramos, Billie 11 11 37 Ramos, Hevila111136, 64, 106 Ramos, Lilia 40 Ramos, Maria 11 11 106 Regalado, Juan 110148 Retana, Yolanda 1121 12, 34, 59 Reyes, Aleiandra1121 14, 21, 28, 29, 86 Reyes, Carmen 110178, 81, 85, 115 Reyes, Frank 11 11 106 Reyes, Mary 1121 15, 21, 81, 92 Ricci, Martha 11 11 Rlvas, Ernesto 1101 115 Rivaa, Gerardo 1121 22 Rivas, Maria 1101 36 Roberts, Sidney 1101 34, 90, 92 Rocha, Mary110136, 42, 115 Rodriguez, Agustin 1101 Rodriguez, Elizabeth 11 1138 Rodriguez, Jesus 1101 115 Rodrlguez, Jose 11 11 Rodriguez, Ped ro 1101 Rodriguez, Ramiro 1101 Rodriguez, Sofia 1101 Romero, Albert 19132 Romero,laela112115, 22, 34, 41, 82, 83 Romero, Samuel 110136, 115 Ronguillo, Martin 1121 22 Roaalea, Cecilia 1121 22, 30, 83 Rosenbaum, Sandra 1101 42, 92 Rublo, Greg 1111 16, 106 Rueda, Roberto 11 11 74, 75 Ruiz, IeeIa112138 Ruiz, Juan F. 1111 74, 106 Ruiz, Juan R.1111 106 Ruiz, Lorenzo 11 11 70, 71, 107 Saavedra, Steve 1101 34, 48, 49, 70, 72, Salas, Dora 1101 44, 116 Salas, .loee112122, 70, 71, 81 Salazar, 1Weiss1 Sandra 11 11 36, 107 Salcedo, Fernando 11 11 36, 107 Salcedo, Jamie 1101 116 Salcedo, Susana 1121 12, 22, 36, 41 Salgado, Jaime 11 11 72 Salgado, Marco 11 11 Salinas, Ruben 1101 116 Salinas, Yolanda 1101 116 Sandoval, Sally 11 11 107 Sandoval, Stanley 1101 42, 116 Santiesteban, Raul 1111 107 Santiesteban, Socorro 11 11 Sapien, Armando 11 11 Sapien, Ramon 112122, 30 Sapien, Rene 32 Sapien, Robert 1121 17, 69 Sapien, FtoseIa1111 107 Sapien, Shirley 1101 36, 116 Sapien, Socorro 1121 23 Sapien, Carlos 11 11 Savory, Silvia 1101 116 Schichtl, James 1121 Schichtl, Becky 1101 36 Schuman, Teri 110130, 55, 59, 116 Serrano, Ma. Jeaua1121 23, 38 Shaw, Christopher 1101 Sifuantee, Cecilia 1121 23 Smith, Debbie 1101 95, 97, 117 Smith, Richard 110144, 117 Solis, Cecilia 11 11 76, 107 Solis, Edwardo111164, 65, 107 Solis, Joseph 1101 Solis, Victor 1101 Soltero, Jose 11 11 50, 72, 107 Soltero, Manny 11 11 48 Soltero, Martin 112123, 30, 32, 33, 34, 80 Spence, Cynthia 1121 23, 36 Stewart, Arthur 1101 Stewart, Pat 112124, 94 Tarango, Bobby 191 32 Telles, Sandra 1101 117 Telles, Susie 11 11 108 Tena 10rdaz1 Heriberto112124, 56, 57 Thompson, William 1111 Torres, Eva 1101 Trujillo, Cecilia 11 11 108 Truiillo, Laura111128, 44, 45, 57, 95, 104 Tullos, Jay110148, 72, 73, 74, 117 Urista, Jose 1101 36, 117 Valdez, Blanca 11 11 Valdez, Perfecto1101 74 Valtlerra, Dianna 11 11 38 Vasquez, Jose 1101 36, 74, 117 Vasquez, Samuel 112124 Vavro, Richard 1101 Venegas, Rafael 111164, 108 Villalobos, AdeIina1111 Villanueva, Daniel 1121 Villanueva, Irma 11 11 38, 108 Villanueva, RoynaIdo1121 24 Villanueva, RofoIfo1101 117 Vincent, Bridget 1101 117 Vogt, Ruben 1121 24, 38 Welch, Stewart 11 11 48, 51, 70, 71, 108 Welch, Wade 1101 91, 95 Yanagi, Junko 111 11 28, 29, 94, 108 Yeater, Mike 1121 12, 13, 24, 34, 36, 87 Yglecias, Norma 1121 12, 18, 36, 87, 94 Yglecias, Chris 1101 97 Yglecias, Susan 110136, 44, 45, 118 Zambrano, Genevieve 11 11 108 Zambrano, Juanito1101 118 Zamorano, GriseIda1101 116, 118 Zamorano, Loreno111138, 85, 108 Zamorano, Raul 110170, 118 Zapata, Michelle 1101 118 Zavala, Jose 11 11 36, 44, 45, 108 ,81,88 82 EL CONQUISTADOR X - X Y KVVF , V , K. 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