Caprock High School - La Saga Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1980 volume:

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Tex. by Taylor Publishing Company. All copies of the 800 copy press run were printed on 70 lb. matte finish enamel paper. The embossed cover features two colors. burnt orange and white, with a whirlpool grain. Headlines were set in Palatino Bold with body copy being set in News Gothic 8 pt., 10 pt. and 12 pt. Portraits in the class and faculty sections and team pic- tures were taken by Blunck Studios of Clinton, Okla. The longhorns on page two were furnished by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department in Austin, Tex. Our thanks go to Ms. Kathleen Green for girls volleyball pictures and Ms. Cindy Ham for girls cross country pic- tures. Other photographs were taken by publications staff photographers Brent Bell, Linda Burch, Mark Carroll, Dante Cervantez, Robin Christian, Mike DeArmond. Duane Dilsaver, Ianet Duke. Veronica Fierro, Clark Greer, Billy Iones, Kim Oakley. Ioe Saavedra and Connie Samu- els and publications advisor Luinda Verden. Advertising rates for the La Saga are: full page, S1301 one-half page, S953 and one-fourth page, S75. Advertising is sold in conjunction with the other three Amarillo public high schools. The La Saga covers the school year from Sept. 4, 1979 through Feb. 12, 1980. La Saga holds membership in the Panhandle High School Press Association, Texas High School Press Asso- ciation. and lnterscholastic League Press Association. Taylor Publishing Company's representatives are Floyd Hobson and Doug Altom. Publications advisor is Luinda Verden. A V .. NX -S 44 . -1 !'X .M Q, cl PQ Sig: G N., W?WV'fYrrrfW, . W x A Q ? ft gg N L A V '-A mx if -1- ff' L A is -N I ,- Q' A X' N wg L X Qf43: gy, 73 , 1 ' fi mx--V ' - ff'-X M 3,439 1 Q fa' - vm M M, , V ' QA V 5' WN NIA 5 X X f cn N .QW Ns X .S 2 Xp fi fi . is iv K ' Q3 ,-1 ' - It ii A' Qx Annu. k ' ' 53 hx 'l-lg vii? ' 1 VA fix , Q3 Q 5 X6 Ru fxix A X253 QXRQ E fiif ' X Q x, - X s fx- YQ M N QM. QA xg, mfg, N. fxb 5, , X N mg ' is X REC X gs ' fx V X XX, fx- C0 154 KY- ' 546' rl, 25 Q Q C1 5 'E :Q .x ik KN it ,SSX Haixfrhif-Q,zQ Sy fmylffi ffl , 5 L . I I ll' E 2 'K While most people in high school live for the day that they will graduate, at sometime in our life we realize that high school was the best time of our life. For some of us, this becomes a reality as our senior year ends. For the first time we realize how much Caprock and our friends mean to us. For the first time we look at life seriously and talk to our friends of feelings and love. These are the times when we are close to each other, These are the times we'll never forget. 'Y S. . X XX :L QI 'NK ht O C75 4 C' Y N M ,, M .W-f 'n Iournalism Staffs Work Overtime The newspaper and yearbook staffs work extra hard all year long to make possible the Tumbleweed Times and La Saga for Caprock students to enjoy. Time is spent during and often after school into the late evening on these so that they may reach the students at the sched- uled time. First year journalism students learn about publications and think about being a part of the staffs next year. The newspaper is issued 12 times throughout the year. The yearbook contains 208 pages full of exciting school events. C11 Staff pyramid - Sara Errington, topg Griselda Hernandez and Veronica Fierro, middleg Helen Mor- eno, Paula Williams and Diana Long, bottomg Q21 Diana Long, Paula Williams, Sara Errington work to complete their sections of the yearbookg 131 Teresa Laster and Helen Moreno find cokes refreshing dur- ing the long hours after school that they spent work- ing on their sections: C41 Mark Carroll poses for the CHITIGFH. Iournalism 205 T i Tm C S S t a f f E I' S t a f f 9 I' S Iournali Tumbleweed Times staffers: bottom - Ieannine Pillow, activities, Robin Christian, photographer: Ieanette Mendez, advertising salesman, Ianet Duke, news editor: Lesli Cole, advertising manager: Robin Hays, organiza- tions, middle - Steve Rainwater, editor-in-chief, Clark Greer, co-sports editor, Scott Slater, editorials, Billy jones, photographer, Dante Cervantez, photographer: back - Mike Haynes, co-sports editor. Not pictured: Tammy Stanfield, features, Mike DeArmond, photographer. , ,A X ,jg A T- gy ,F F.--7+-:fvv ' M' f ...-f--'-v---- .-.,,.W....,.-.-ii-.ay J 0 , 1' 31 '.... 'f ' .44 . -. Aff, Ll H557 X ,.s. fi' Q -u : I , 1 .1 A-vs 'F Wm C ww vhs Y f. 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Banl-Iil 'lQ S E f VE S RFTIBNIICI ' Amarillo National Bank ' American National Bank ' Bank of the Southwest ' The First National Bank ' North State Bank ' Tascosa National Bank ' Texas Bank of Amarillo ' Western National Bank 174 Advertisements ogg! sy? Xibqgfg f N so 'DD U Q 2f'2?f2. 3 'EXPN bfdbj fide XJ 72 ,QCZVJQQQ QE ,Q ?fQ?Q5g 49 fu l J, ' X! AVJEQJ eff? Q, OLQA , K , W ,XILQ1 XZ fwffkffiq C Q56 K gy 1 YC' Vx Cf Q xi fxqkrf Q If Q , 16 Q? rw QW KQ?t,.kQOf4 QQ - P C 6. ,AL fax Y 7 Ji 72 aff' pig GQ, SQ 'Ci f 1f9f , 19 191,662 if C an Q gflqofimk 343 Q2 O31 9 Cuff Cz vw 51' fat' Wffiwf Xffjkgff K? QQQ QQQK If ffm Q22 Q if X ff!! M Q Q Mad. wwf WQU' 53? A-vl 172 Supporters Danny Young Roy Young Charlotte Youree Leanne Youree Cody Tredway Ramona Trevino Don Truelock Kim Tucker Lezlie Turrentine Aurelio Turrubiartez David Upton Donna Urias David Valdez Eric Valdez Selina Valverde Melanie Vaughn Martin Ventura Michelle Vigil Patsy Villasenor Kevin Walding Ianet Walker Lori Walker Mark Walker Terry Walters Russell Ward Melinda Watson Ioe Wesel Tonya West Mary Wetmore David White Larry White Tim Whitten Brian Williams Loretta Williams Iimniie Wilson Melissa Wilson Mark Wolf Ianet Woods Robyn Wooten Chris Wyble Sophomores 171 Ierri Lynn Stewart Carla Stimpson Tanya Stone Danny Struchen Kim Strueber Kristi Styve Diana Sustaita Rick Sustaita Tony Sustanita Stanley Swearnger Scott Tankersley ' Fayma Taylor Gary Taylor Phillip Taylor Shauna Taylor Terri Terrell Craig Thomas Mark Thomas 170 Sophomores iw 4.-.J 'S ,f Shari Thomas Cathy Thompson Kathi Thompson Bill Thompson Sherri Thorn Ionny Thurman Susan Thurston Shelly Tillman Yoli Tinajero April Toler Alan Adams Debbie Chavez Crystal Drake Rudy Fayardo Deanna Griffin Wesley Heath David Horton Vicky Iohnson Danny McNeeley Maria Nieto Greg Olguin Angie Perdigan Iohn Rodriguez Veronica Samora Iesse Serma Stephan Stafford if Sophomores Not Pictured Walter Thomas Margaret T11er1na Kenneth Trotter Eddle Valverde Iackie Walker Deborah Yarbrough Larry Atkinson Daniel Collins Ieanie Dupuy Giles Walter Eugene Hageman Iesse Hernandez Iay Iackson Randy Littlejohn Lawrence Montrose Rusty Nightengale Chris Reed Daniel Roberson Chad Rugland Iohn Schmidt Vicky Shelley Rayna Taylor Charlotte Tillman Benito Valdez Rebecca Vessel Leslie Wilcher Debra Brown Aurora Cruz Brenda Escalante Iohn Green Sherrie Hamon Gloria Hinojos I-lollx Iohnson Kent McKinney George Morey Ierry Nixon Scheryl Reed Diana Rodriguez Procodio Salas Linda Segler Kevin Sigler Wayne Thatcher Mary Thompson Gina Tillman Darin Valdez Royce Wainright Ed Wolford Iulie Youree Ranes Rollins Carlos Romero Mary Romero Cheryl Roper Mike Roper Scott Rouk Ianice Rudder Robert Ruiz Virginia Ruiz Ronnie Russell Tom Russell George Saavedra Daniel Saeger Liz Salazar Narciso Sanchez Iudy Sasueda Steve Saucedo Harold Saunders Felix Savala Marvin Schale Carmen Schmidt Scott Schmidt Pam Schulte Dawn Schultz Brad Scott Linda Segler Shondale Seymour Kathy Shannon Shelley Sharp Lisa Shepherd Steve Sierra Shirley Simpson Brandy Sims Ricky Sisneros Debby Slape Carla Smith Kelly Smith Iohn Snyder Tony Snider Delores Soria Rusty Spurgeon Steven Spurlin Kenneth Stacy Kynell Stanford Clarissa Startz Bob Steed Thomas Stephenson Iay Stevens Sophomores 169 A student listens intently to discussion in history class. 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Tricia Pearcy I - David Pemberton Israel Pena Angela Perdigan Debra Perkins if-'75 Ellen Perry Tammy Petrowsky Tracy Phillips Subrenda Pieper Hal Pierson Ronda Pillers if Clint Poynor Roya Poynor Robbie Preciado Tony Rael ff Pauline Rasco Cynthia Ray 'Y Chris Reed Rhonda Reese Carol Reighter Renee Reining Melissa Rekus George Reyes Ierry Reyna Ieff Reynolds Mark Rhodes Rena Ricci 'L' Clifton Ridenson Carolyn Roan 13' Nancy Roberts Iohn Robertson Diane Rodriguez Irene Rodriguez Q Lorenzo Rodriguez Terry Rojas 168 Sophomores Sydney McKinney Ieannia McMillen Zoe Mende Iohn Mendoza Ricky Messer Richard Milford Don Mims Vance Molesworth Craig Moore David Moore Dee Moore Larry Moore Michelle Moore Stacy Moore Paula Moreno Terry Morgan Chris Morin Polly Morin Meta Sue Morris Robin Moseley Randy Mumy Alberto Navarrete Bejie Neal Greg Nelson Iohn Newby Christie Newkirk Cynthia Newkirk Deanna Nichols Lilly Nieto Ioe Nirschl Iamie Noel Leeroy Nunez Tim Ollinger Esmeralda Orosco Liza Ortega Victor Ortega Marlene Otero Susan Pace Sophornores 167 Gary Herring Mark Hester Paula Hickenbottom Billy Higginbotham Greg Hill Tish Hinders Amanda I-linojos Priscella Hinojos Stephon Hodge Mike Holcomb Robert Holdaway Malissa Holland Danny Hoots Teresa Hopkins Lindy Hopper Kevin Houchin Earline Howard Iohn Hurst Diane Iaramillo Karen Iaramillo Kenneth Iaramillo Rose Ann Iasso Camilla Ienkins Russell Ienkins Benji Iiminez Ricky Iimenez Charles Iohnson Darrin Iohnson Gary Iohnson Iames Iohnson Iay Iohnson Lynne Iohnson Monty Iohnson Grady jones Kevin jones Terri Iones Theresa Iones Shelly Ioseph Iacques Ioubert Dennis Irioatt Kathy Iurado Elton Kaler Ieff Kalka Mindy Keeter Mark Kiggins Carla Kilman Bruce King Tonya King Sophomores 165 Kim Gonzalez Bobby Goodman Kenny Gore Katherine Graham Greg Grant Ierry Grant Teri Green Ron Greenwald Ioe Grigsby Robin Haiduk Brenda Haigood Cindy Hale Lisa Hampton Lori Hansen Penny Lee Harbin Lisa Rae Hargrove Kevin Harlow Curtis Harrison Iaekie Harvey I. D. Hassler Randy Hayes Darryl Hefley Kelia Heisch Wayne Henderson Iohnny Heredia Alejandra Hernandez Alex Hernandez Anna Hernandez Beverly Hernandez David Hernandez Griselda Hernandez Pete Hernandez Teresa Hernandez 164 Sophomores XR.-X 5 4- fu. '7 C' cv 'GP' .bv Brandy Sims and Iolaine Bakken are studying together for an English test. 'tv' Alicia Herrera Martha Herrera f. Ieana Gollihugh Edna Gomez Ianice Gonzales Tony Early Dinah Elkins Kim Elsey Rickey Errington Ioe Esparza Mario Esparza Christy Evans Phyllis Evans Bobby Fields Alicia Fields Ronda Fisher Ricky Flores Barbara Floyd Paul Floyd Brandy Foster Lance Fowler Robert F raunfelter Steven Frausto Byron Fritz Carol Fuentes David Gallaway Lily Galvan Iohnny Garcia Karen Garcia Michelle Garcia Mike Garcia Rosalie Garcia David Gauna Lisa Gauna Kim Gay Leland Giles Cookie Glancy Cheryl Glenn Brenda Godwin Marge Gold Mike Goldsmith Sophomores 163 Gabriel Chavez Gina Chavez April Clark George Clark Teresa Clemence Billy Clement Todd Colbert Glenn Collier Brent Collins Tonya Combs T. I. Conner Mitch Contreras Iudy Correa Veronica Cortez Maria Covarrubias Sharon Cowan Suzy Craig Lisa Craine Dale Crawford Ernie Criado Donna Crisman Mike Cruz Ioe Cuellar Gail Cuerton Frankie Dale Curtis Dalrymple Sharon Daniels Stan Daugherty Vic Daugherty Roger Davis Amy Davis Tammy Davis Simon DeLaGarza Lori Detten Steve Detten Randi Devine 162 Sophomores A ! Al K Luisa Diaz Manuel Diaz Vicky Diaz Lori Dickens Denise Drake Kevin Dunavin Andene Dunlap Bobbie Eakles Kay Eakles Rock Earle Kenneth Battenfield Carl Beckwith Carrie Begert Steven Beggs Robert Bennett Nita Bintliff David Betancourt Iunior Boroughs Iames Brewer Carmen Briones Iill Brock Scott Brooks Penni Browder Ricky Brown Tommy Brown Ianna Browne Kevin Brucker Delvin Bulls Mike Burns Clay Busby Betty lean Bustamante Ioann Bustamante Natalie Buttitta Carla Bynum Ronnie Byrd Bobby Cagle Cathy Cahill Phillip Calhoun Daniel Camarillo Geri Compos Ioe Cano Tammy Carlton Chris Carpenter Cary Carr Rito Carrasco Willie Carrillo Chris Carroll Russel Casteel Elvira Ceballos Iamie Chambers Iames Chapman Bryan Chavez Sophomores 161 We're On Our Wa Ianet Accurso Tina Aichlmayer Rachel Aguirre Greg Alderete -4--' Alma AIITIHHZH Lezlie Turrentine, vice-presidentg Scott Brooks, president: and Rena Rita Alonzo Ricci, secretary, were the 1979-80 sophomore class officers. Felix Alvarado Donna Alward Loretta Ames Mark Anderson Shelia Andis lose Angel Raul Angel David Annett Lupe Arenas Lourdes Arrieta Cheryl Ashlock Tony Askew Senja Ates Steve Austin Iudy Averett Arthur Baca Lora Baca Karen Bailey Ron Baker Iolaine Bakken Randy Barela Danny Barnes Ellis Barnes fn Richard Barnes I 160 Sophomores O O n I 8 ,.... ,. ,,,,. -M? sim 5 I arf! Gary Wise Ed Wohlford Lenis Woodard Rocky Wootton Al York Richard Zamora Iimmy Zeissel m Iuniors Not Pictured: Tana Alley Iohn Andresen Donald Ashcraft Gary Baker Troy Baker Alan Ballauer Donna Barnes Iouett Beverly Angela Black Bertha Boyer Bobby Cagle Stanley Campbell Anthony Chavez Tommy Chavez Ronnie Chennault Kyle Chester David Clancy Terry Clifton jeff Cook Charlie Cuellar Danny Cummins Iohnny Davis Marcos Dominguez Belinda Edwards Iohnny Flores Iames Forsha Steve Fowler Debbie Gonzales Dana Grounds Terri Gwin Michael Harris Kenneth Hart Elvira Hernandez Iames Hopper Mary Ivan Danny Ketcherside Daniel Linton Don Lofgren Iimmie Loftis April Lowrance Tammy Lowry Fidelia Lucero Mark Lucero Gloria Martinez Ricky Martinez Roy Martinez Russ McNeil Iames Mill Tracy Mock Dion Moore Cheryl Moree Arthur Morris Todd Mullins Rebecca Ornelas Raymond Orosco Eddie Ortega Pat Preciado Sammy Ramirez Edward Renteria Leonard Renteria Raymond Renteria Mark Riggins Tonya Roberson Manuel Salas Terry Short Dennis Sirratt Gerri Smith Dennis Stone Patty Taylor Dwayne Thompson Eddie Thompson Karen Tilton Freddie Valdez Robi Valdez Iesse Valle Debbie Vallejo Sandra Walding Gloria Wallar David Welch Marvin Garcia Art Nelson Rick Wetmore Iohn Geiser Gil Nicholson Richard Wilson Steve Getz Paula Nily Teresa Zapata Iuniors 159 Debra Smith Scott Smith Frank Soria Robin Spray Tammy Stanfield Iulie Stine Bobby Stockinger Duane Stewart Stacey Sutton Willie Swearingen Claudia Taylor Kyle Taylor Todd Tenorio Virgil Thompson Sally Thurston Robert Tickner Evelyn Tolbert Veronica Torres Mary Tran Iesse Turner Gary Upchurch Fonda Uselding April Valverde David Venske Rudy Villegas Dale Waggoner Sherri Walker Iill Walker Ierri Ward Ioe Ward Brenda Watts Tiffany Wilson Angie Williams Angie Wilson Mike Wilson Karen Wimberly 155 Iuniors 1' 413 ,, ,533 V ? Band visits while Mr. Maxwell watches the game. ji hui fi' if Kevin Sigler Ricky Sims Iulie Sisneros David Sissel Stacy Slater Brenda Smith Robert Ralston Audrey Randall Tammye Read Victor Redman Dee Dee Rehwalt David Renfroe Alan Reynolds Margaret Reynozo Gene Robertson Ianet Robertson Tammie Rodgers Rosemary Rodriguez Kent Rohrs Steve Roper Iohn Rosas Dedra Rowell Ieff Rowland Travis Russell Tony Saavedra Danny Sanchez Elizabeth San Miguel Harold Scarbrough Gene Schmidt Robert Scott Dagny Scroggins Edwin Seymour Albert Sifuentes juniors 157 Barbara Meyers Marcy Meza Kevin Miller Kim Miramontez Crystal Mitchell Melanie Mixon Kelly Montes Denise Moore Kim Moore Tammie Moore Rose Morales Teresa Morin David Morris Bruce Moseley Michele Mott Iohnny Mullins Scott Murdock Tommy Murdock Nancy Neusch Mitchell Nirschl Cheryl Oakley Iesus Oliva Roy Orosco Teresa Ortega Kenny Owens Pam Palmentera Paula Palmentera Lewis Parker Malia Parnell Cheryl Parsons Bill Pearson Eddie Perez Ruben Perez Carl Pinkert Phil Pinkert Pam Pinson Phillip Platt Deborah Polelli Debbie Pompa Mike Porter Karen Price Teddy Price Rhonda Proctor Lane Provence Henry Provence Tim Purviance Than Rabb Martin Raef 156 Iuniors f wr- C71 1 1' rim E-1' lt., by X I ! ' TK C1 u N +- 'C -J 'af- in 1 Tony Heath Vivian Hefner Mark Henthorn Barry Hernandez Eddie Hernandez Evelina Hernandez Ermelinda Hernandez Kim Hernandez Susie Hernandez Veda Hernandez Kenneth Hertel Carla Higby Ricky Hollabough jeff Holland Glen Hollon Rusty Holt Larry Hooley Rita Hopkins Troy Hopkins David Horton Iennifer Huggins Lewis Iackson Darla Ianney Esther Iaramillo Brandon Ienkins Brenda Iennings Cindy Iohnson Holli Iohnson Kathy Iohnson Shanna Iohnson Charlie Iones Donna Iones 154 Iuniors We-ff Wx C? 6. Irma Flores Robert Flower Iamie Fly Veronica Frausto Dustin Fry Randy Garrett Ieff Gerken Robert Getz Roy Gibbs Ieff Giesler Dewayne Gimpel Darryl Glenn Stephen Godwin Louella Gomez Doug Gordon Belinda Graham Iodi Grant Dena Green Mark Green Tanya Greenwald Clark Greer Trinnie Griego Matt Griffith lay Griggs Larry Guerrero Marilynn Guzman Shette Halford Beverly Hall Dickey Handley Mike Haynes Mike Harris Olen Harris Ieanette Hart Dean Hart Lewis Hassler Robin Hays Iuniors 153 Brian Battenfield David Beal Criss Beals David Beals Shaney Bennett Kathy Bishop Dorrane Black Antoine Blackshire Margie Boehning Rodney Bohannon Steven Bowling Brad Brake Rhonda Breeding Greg Briles Carlos Briones Ronnie Brooks Randy Broom Barry Brown Ginger Brown Margaret Brown Roger Brown Teresa Brown Gary Browning Iimmy Burrell Paige Burrough Rebecca Bustos Ioe Bustoz Tracy Byars Ivan Calhoun Ervin Campbell Chuck Canfield Denise Canon William Carroll D'Anna Caudy Yvonne Cervantez lim Chambers Evelyn Chasteen Ernie Chavez Sandra Chavez Leah Chism Tommy Chisum Robin Christian Cathy Clemans Allen Close Debby Coll Vicki Cole Donald Coles- Larry Combs Iuniors 151 Iunior class offices are Kim Miramontez, secretaryg Sonia Lara, president: Rachel Marti- nez, treasurer: and Yvonne Cer- vantez, vice-president. Ierry Adams Sissy Adams Domon Akins Francine Alderete Carl Alford Alecia Allen Brad Allen TaDawn Allen Lynda Alley Randy Alonzo Tony Alonzo Lydia Alvarez Iohn Amen Arnold Angel Dana Ape-land Robert Arenas Carol Armstrong Mike Arriaga Frances Baca Debbie Bagrich Tate Baker Danny Barela Karl Barnett Pam Bartlett 150 Iuniors We're Almost There! ,.f J, qw- Roddy Youree Ian Boykin Bill Kirchgessner Iames Bolton Bertha Boyer Roger Williams Craig Nunn Seniors Not Pictured Alvino Alverez Larry Ballin Donna Barnes Iames Bolton Bille Bolden Kenneth Bintliff Mitch Brown Sequin Carlson DeeDee Carroll Edward Cuellar Ernie De Moss Margie Diaz Robert Diaz Alan Donald Rusty Draper Chuck Eccles David Gideon Barry Gollihugh Manuel Gonzales Ronnie Gray Tim Hall Iohn Harris Darrell Hart George Hernandez Knicky Hanks Robert Hulsey Linda Iaramillo Bettye Iohnson Ronald Keeton Alex Martinez Michael Montrose GllN1Ch0lSOD Craig Nunn lose Ortega Iody Parades Iohn Perry Danny Porras Clint Price Iohnny Quintana Mike Reed Thomas Rodriguez Robin Sanford Luis Sisneros Mitchell Stephens Ierold Stewart Melinda Stine Raymond Terrazas Wally Tretow Terry Thompson Cindy Upton Freddie Valdez Kathy Valverde Sylvia Valverde Iesse Vidarri Sophie Vigil Gloria Waller Charis White Rodger William lay Wilson Robert Wilson S Carrie Woodard Shawna Wormsbaker Cheryl Wyatt George Yancey Ideana Young Seniors 149 Iohnnie Toler April Tucker l..aDonna Turrentine Debbie Upton Barry Vaughn Gina Velarde Iulie Villasenor Vera Waddell Brenda Warren Mike Watson Tim Weaver Cindy Webster April White Brian Wilcox David Wilkerson Paula Williams Robbyn Williams Mark Wilson Richard Wilson jeff Wing Traci Wolken 148 Seniors Connie Samuels Cara Satterfield Greg Schulte Stevie Sena Rick Shelton Bobby Short Avery Sisco Scott Slater Sherri Smith Terry Smith Connie Snider Pat Solis Robert Solis Santos Solis Robbie Spruell Iames Stovall Shannon Stuart Gary Sustaita Coy Taylor Ieff Taylor Karen Taylor Tonja Tebo Kerry Thompson Scott Thompson Iulie Threet Eddie Ortega Tommy Ortega Kathy Owens Teresa Pace Iackie Pacino Linda Packenbush Carla Peak Roson Pearson Albert Perez Donny Perkins Charles Perrin Eddie Perry Sherri Phillips Kerry Pierce Dennis Podzemny Mark Quintero Steve Rainwater Danny Ramos Lorita Ream Iohn Reighter Valerie Renegar Carlos Rivera Iames Roberts Armando Rodriguez Cindy Rouk Debbie Rowell Iimmy Russell Leslie Rutherford Ioe Saavedra Diana Salazar 146 Seniors Roger Moore Helen Moreno Lynette Morgan Laura Moulder Brian Mullins Michelle Mullins Frank Muro Scott Nall Kelly Nelson Tammy Nelson Alice Newsome Patricia Norman Kim Oakley Lupe Ochoa Garey O'De1l Teresa O'Grady Danny Oliver Raymond Orosco Seniors 145 Cindy Lyons Avery Maixner Mike Martin Nelda Martinez Valorie Mask Ierry Massey Debra Matthews Ieff Maxwell Greg Mayes Eleanor McCormick Iessica MCI-Iugh lose McKinney Robin McMasters Ronald Meeks Kristy Melton Rosalie Mendoza Tim Miles Albert Montoya Alfred Montoya Teresa Montoya Gary Moore 144 Seniors Billy Iones Darla Iones Glenda Iones Karen Iones Sharon Iones Shelba Iones Terry Iones lean Kalka Mona Keeble Lisa Keesee Russell Kelly Terry Kennedy Channon Knowles Nicky Knutson Ioann Koepp Sheila Lamb Ernest Lancaster Bobby Lane Stanley Leal Susan Ledbetter Mark Lee Regina Lobdell Iohnny London Diana Long Brian Long Becky Lockingbill Michael Lopez Rachel Lopez Ruben Lopez Barbara Lybrand Seniors 143 Bo Goodson Marlin Graham Darrell Green Tamara Gregg Maxine Griego Larry Bennett David Hampton David Harlow Gloria Harris Sammy Harris Tim Harris Kevin Hart Iimmy Hartline Laurie Herber Frank Hernandez Ianet Hernandez Rose Herenandez Yolanda Hernandez Mikel Hess Marget Hickman Sherry Hilton Andy I-linojos Winford Hodge Tim Hodges Deina Hughes Brenda Hunt Wayne Hunt David Ingels Doug Iohnson Steve Iohnson 142 Seniors Swv- -X71 Iv' flqwt 65' Tammy Dickerson Duane Dilsaver Alan Domme Sandra Donald Iohnny Duerksen Steve Dunavin Spike Dunlap Rick Durman Ieannine Easterday Pillow Matt Eastland Rocky Eckles Renee Edwards Durinda Elkins Iohn Elkins Sara Errington Doug Eudey Thomas Evans Kerry Fahnert Aas Fattah Sid Felton Sheila Ferguson Veronica Fierro Esther Flores Leah Floyd Danny Frausto Debra Fulkerson Gilbert Gallegos Allen Garrett Patrick Gauna Steve Goldsmith Seniors 141 Terry Cherry Sandra Childs Timmy Chism Carla Clark Keevin Clark Iamie Clink Lesli Cole Iames Cook Iessica Cortez Debbie Cosper Iohnny Cox Iennifer Craddock Kurt Craig Ionathan Craine Randall Craine Ray Crawford Debbie Crosby Mike Cruz 7 Tim Dalton Kip Daniels Steve Davidson X- -Q Debbie Davis J Mike DeArmond Teri DeSpain 140 Seniors Deanna Arroyos Danny Baca Richard Baker Debra Barnett Steve Barrera Anita Bass Danny Bates Kathy Beck Norman Beggs Sherri Belfield Brent Bell Beverly Bellar Carla Bierwirth Dena Boulden Raymond Boynton Donnie Bray Darrell Brazel Shellie Brinson Carlos Brockington Debbie Brown Tanya Brown Dwayne Bull Linda Burch Richard Burge Rhonda Campbell Mark Carroll Iennifer Carter Cecilia Cervantes Dante Cervantez Temmie Chambless Seniors 139 WE FINALLY MADE IT! That is the phrase written on the faces of all the 1980 gradu- ates. This is the last year of a simple life full of fun and games, and the beginning of a mature way of life. We are now ready to face all the responsibilities and problems, but also the freedom and bene- fits of the adult world. We say goodbye, now being proud of being a Longhorn and a part of the people that made Caprock a great school in 1979-'80, Leading the senior class as officers were: Tommy Ortega. presidentg Diana Long. treasurer: Esther Flores, secretary: and Winford Hodge, vice- president. Cindi Adams Leloy Adcox Aida Aldape Bill Alexander '7 Maribeth Alford Kim Allen Roxie Allen Iohn Alonzo Rudy Alonzo Gerry Altendorf Teddy Alward Lois Amen Susan Anderson Diane Anthony Melissa Aronson 138 Seniors We Finally Made It' lk' Il ,if R , 3' if-Xp N-L' an 31 'A mg, 39 1 1' ' ' X. 'xv 1 1 Gif!! i 2455 f 92 2Z?f!95q gif 51 ZF JZZZVXEYK Q fi 252555 9 53 'QM' F 23 2 136 Cla r Vs 552 jg l 1' fr Custodians and Cafeteria Workers Help Out Our custodians start early in the morning and stay late at night to make our sur- roundings much more pleas- ant. They work very hard to make Caprock the school that we are all very proud of. Each cafeteria worker comes in the morning to pre- pare the students and teach- ers with breakfast and lunch. Custodians!Cafeter1a 135 Library, Nurse, and Study Hall Provide Useful Services Maurine Strickland and Iackie Taylor are in charge of the library. They try to interest students in using the many facilities that are available. Opal Sims serves as Caprock's nurse and Bonnie Rogers assists her as her aide. Rogers comes on every Thursday while Sims goes to another school. Study hall is a period given to those who do not have a class to go to. It is there for students to study or catch up on some homework. Study hall is under the direction of Cleo Morgan and Aleida Adcox. ' MY' - ft 4 In-wa aii S., ii use 1. I f, 134 Library!Nurse!Study Hall ig. nn- C47 Maurine Strickland J! Iackie Taylor Opal Sims Cleo Morgan Alcida Adcox 45' -4' ' we .ww Fran Cawthorne Charlene Cole Michaela Cortez Norma Dalton Rose Devine lean Howe Patsy Huff Ianice Reynolds Secretaries, Office Aides and Teachers' Aides Are Helpful Caprock secretaries, office aides and teach- ers' aides are kept busy by everyone here at Caprock. Secretaries in the office are Patsy Huff, office secretaryg Norma Dalton, financial sec- retaryg lean Howe, senior attendance clerkg Fran Cawthorne, attendance clerkg Charlene Cole, counselors clerkg and Michaela Cortez, aide. Serving teachers in the lounge are Ianice Reynolds and Rose Devine. Secretaries!Aides 133 Counselors Work With Student Schedules Caprock's four counselors work hard on schedule planning and straightening all yearlong. Iune Darnell works with student's schedules whose last names begin with the letters A-F. Charles Bacon has stu- dents whose last names begin with the letters C-N. Gloria Ramirez has stu- dents with the last names beginning with the letters O-Z. Mr. Ion Leasure has students in the vocational program. These four counselors must keep up with the count of students in each class. They are also in charge of registering students and giving them schedules. 132 Counselors fc ,,,,., Charles Bacon Iune Darnell Ion Leasure Gloria Ramirez . f S, 1 . ! rr 1' yay - if if, C' if xi I ' 4. - it t it ,Z fic Xu 'C ,T xx ' g . O . it 3 u ' F M Iune Legacy Bob Andrew A- all m X David Stults Ierry Raines Administration Keeps Us in Tune The administration at Caprock consists of Iune Legacy, principal: and the three assist- ant principals: Bob Andrew, Ierry Raines, and David Stults. These people are here to enforce the rules at Caprock and help students to get the edu- cation they need. They take care of students who do not follow rules, and do not conduct themselves in an orderly fashion at school or school sponsored activities. The sophomores are handled by Raines, the juniors are taken care of by Stults, while the seniors keep Andrew busy. Our principals not only discipline stu- dents, but help students with problems despite doing all their other work. They are usually busy, but are willing to take time out of their schedule to help a student. Administration 131 Resources Provide Help The resource program gives academic aid to stu- dents who are having problems in the classroom. The classes are set up on a rate so that each student can learn at a pace which is best suited for his or her needs. Mrs. Iohnnie Perry, Mrs. Sherry Frazier, and Mrs. Carolyn Walker work with these students on regular basis. Sherry Frazier Iohnnie Perry Carolyn Walker I 1 1 . l I I Q.: A-.f-4,1 il. 130 Resources if-HM-vit N '47, . . . .4-- 1 ' . .. -.--- we Q - W I ' ' 1. --1 qaalivqvanafvtf-uname.-. .,- .,. W , --.. -wmv-in-an-Q-.v.VM4.,...,,.. .H u.f.-naman... ,..v-vw'-1 f - -...ms va. ff -.... 1 S ' 4 4 1 S Q-44 g ra. rs ' J a 1, M ' .,1 -sg Fred Davidson Kathleen Green Bob Link Ierry Pybus 1 Drafiugp Physical Education Adds Fun to Good Health How much more is there to physical education than running and exercises? Some of the programs included in phys- ical education classes are tennis, bowling, archery, softball, flag football, skiing, and many other fun activities. Students are required to have six quarters of physical education. The most important thing about physical education is that students are enjoying building a good health pat- tern. Physical Education 129 Science Is Required 5 High school students are required to pass two years of 1 7 iv' science. Classes required are Physical Science and some 5' X type of Biology which includes Biology I and Biology ll. I 5' K Other classes in the science field are Chemistry and Physics ff ti for those who wish to continue in this area. Science Club takes field trips concerning areas of math or science. They meet the first and third Thursday of every month before school. The officers are President, Lesli Coleg Vice-President, Ianet Dukeg Secretary, Iill Brock: and Pro- 4 gram Chairman, Nancy Roberts. 'fi an 11' - 4. 'S a X 'Sv' pw-- we bl f r Sherri Arbeiter Larry Bahner Ray Basinger Barbara Dillard Richard LaFavers lack Morrison 5- 128 Activities l he .4 Rick Berry Ian Bowser Tommy Cole Ioyce Davis Don Martz Eddra McPherson .... ......... W .5 -fs - -N-V..,,..i .,.,.........-- .,........-... .4.........-1 ,.......A- ,....,.-.H Don Carper 3.0 ,ws-H Richard W. N. Elam Eddleman David Ream Bill White ,.,,,,,..,..,..-.---- ,.,.-Q H ,,,,,...,...--- I Marian Laubhan it 'QV 19' Pat Williams Social Studies - Past and Present Graduating students are required by the Texas Edu- cation Agency to take four courses in history. Classes offered include World His- tory, American History, Gov- ernment. and Economics. Social studies has the pur- pose to teach the students about the past. Economics teaches the stu- dents the value of our mone- tary system. Sophomores and juniors study World and American History. Seniors are required to take courses in Govern- ment and Economics. UD Mr. Tommy Cole, 121 His- tory class Social Studies 127 Math Program Offers More Than the Basics 126 Math A high school student is required to take at least two years of math. There are many courses offered in the field of math. Courses such as Algebra I, Algebra ll, Geometry. and Calculus are offered for those who wish to further their education in math. B. C. Calvert Billie Love Sheldon Marsh Iohn McConnell Ron Rhodes George Stone a- -...A' N L1-m'5k g 5 i x k Q i English Devotes Time to Students The English department gives several differ- 2- ent types of courses. These include regular Eng- position, and reading. Betty Alderete Nancy Bursey Beryl RiCl1Z-1I'dSOr1. Iammaye Chapman Terri Cox Wanda Dement Letha Green A TS- A X l .. Cynthia Ham Betty Phillips Beryl Richardson Pat Roland 1' ik Virginia Schwind Darlene Tiffin Iudy Turner Luinda Verden lish, Vocabulary, Composition, and advanced English. Students learn spelling, grammar, com- ,,.? The English department is headed by Mrs. English 125 rad an ' '33, 5-, l Qs, i J J I mmk, ls-1. I - Z -T ffm .. T - I Flin 4 5, '-l ' ' X! K L.. - s , ' Business Classes Provide Training for Future Careers Business students learn many things that are helpful to them now and in the future. Classes included in the business field are Typing I, Typing ll, Business Law, Shorthand and Book- keeping. These are all elective classes. The skills these students learn may help them later with a job. They may also learn many things that will help them in their every- day life. These courses are available to anyone who may be interested. Nancy Brown Bob Flanagan I + 3 5 , X K 124 Business K 1, so W' V -ff Y ifi n : srs ' f fi! Art Students Show Creativity Art is an elective class. Art classes are taught by Ms. Marie Dean and Ms. Elaine Maples. Students in these are given a chance to show their creativity. These people work on projects such as water painting, finger paint- ing, sketching, drawing and many others. Divisions included in art are: Art I, Art ll, Art Ill, and Arts and Crafts. 122 VOCT ill Students Get Iob Training Through VOCT Program The Vocational Opportunity Clubs of Texas program is led by Mr. Ierry Bailey. The club is designed to help disinterested students get a job and graduate from high school. The group takes part in a leader- ship training program, learns basic elements of organization and parliamentary procedures. til FRONT ROW: Mr. Ierry Bailey, Gene Robertson, Terry Clifton, Albert Montoya, Evelyn Tolbert, Donna Barnes, Irene Rodriguez, Tim Croft, BACK ROW: Ken Bintliff, Barney Car- cia, Ierry Adams, Alfred Montoya, Rob- ert Stallings, Terry Short, Daniel Lin- ton, Terry Iones, Iack Deal, Iimmy Ler- mon, Brandon Ienkins, Kip Daniels: f2J Mr. Ierry Bailey. lt! 1 ' ' A :exif if C Building Trades Classes A Ni MN-bg '-x- . 4 X xx ig Ps.. Q 1.3 120 Bmldmg Trades L 4. M, ,wo pv- 3. 5, , ,Il Ii Spay If' ,-.. 1 5 ' .5 x- V 'V,yf.7 '1 -! Electrical Trades and Bricklaying Classes Help in House Project OJ Electrical Trades: back - Mr. Raymond Custer, Iohn Andreson, Mitch Landry, Duane Stewart, Clay McKinney, front -Bobby Cagle, Cary Moore, and Brad Allen. x.!' '! 'QF C21 121 Bricklaying: back - Thomas Rodriquez, Mr. Hubert Wilhelm, David Welch, Manuel Diaz, Thomas Chavez, Rick Wet- more, Gabriel Chavez, front- Scott Smith, Carlos Navarro, Dean Hart, and Iuan Diaz. Electrical Trades, Bricklaying 119 Building Trades and Plumbing Classes Tackle House Project ' T lr I - fm A ..f S ,,. l Ill L A ,S Q 'kwf' ill C11 Building Trades: back - David Sissel, Danny Bates, Norman Beggs, Mark Meredith, Spike Dunlap, Mr. Gene Davis, Roger Liedtke, Ioe Bustozg front - Iohnny Toler, Kenneth Stacey, Iimmy Russell, Iames Lozano, Carl Pinkert. C A ,g '-HE llly ' ' D A f v 09 if f s T 1 W1 C21 Q21 Plumbingi back - Mario Salazer, Harold Saunders, Olen Harris, Rudy Fajardo, Mr. Charlie johnson: front- Willie Carrillo, Ric y Hollabaugh, Iames Cook. 118 Building Trades, Plumbing Mechanics Students Learn Automotive Needs Auto Mechanics, a vocational course which teaches students the basics and ground rules of the automotive needs. These students learn how to do major overhauls on automobiles. They do this for the cost of the parts. This organization gives the students the experience they need to perform these tasks on an automobile. C11 back row - Barry Gollihugh, Iames Hopper, Sammy Bernal, Steve Iohnson, Robert Arenas, Steve McMillen, front - David Emory, Ieff Giesler, Charles Leard, Allen Beverly, Mr. William Kelley. Auto Mechanics 117 ...M ICT Instructs and Develops Industrial Training The Caprock Industrial Cooperative Club consists of students who wish to learn the industrial trade of their choice before completing their last year in school. The club competed in many conventions, contests, and fun-filling activities. They placed first in the trash can contest. The sponsor is Mr. Gwindle Chamberlain. U1 SPONSOR, Mr. Gwindle Chamberlaing Q21 OFFICERS: Steve Goldsmith, Tim Miles, Iody Paredes, Iohn Perry, and Ray Craw- ford, C31 back - Gary Upchurch, Donnie Bray, Mike Martin, Rick Shelton, Alex Martinez, Roger Brown, Iohnny Mullins, middle - David Horton, Ervin Campbell, Luis Sisneros, Barry Brown, Allen Close, Mark Lee, Bill Alexander, Dennis Sirrattg front - Iohn Perry, Scott Thompson, Steve Goldsmith, Tim Hodges, Iody Paredes, and Keith Fansler. 5 v x , t2l 116 ICT lift if-271. 1 Ns. 413 Hi-Tri-Hi-Y Is Government Oriented Hi Tri Hi Y is a government club in which students attend sessions of senate-like situa- tions. The students make bills, debate on them and pass or reject them. They attend district and state contests in which they are judged on their abilities to handle these situ- ations, along with other things. Q11 HI-TRI-HI-Y members: kneeling - Sherri Smith, Aas Fattah, Connie Samuels, Kathy Beck, Iessica Cortez, Lois Amen, middle - Iohn Elkins, Iennifer Carter, Steve Goldsmith, Karen Iones, Debbie Brown, Regina Lobdell, Darrell Brazilg back - Iohn Amen, Danny Frausto, Steve Fowler, Tim Harris, Kerry Fah- nert, Iohnny London, Ieff Taylor: C21 Hi Tri Hi Y offi- cers: Ieff Taylor, Lois Amen, and Iohn Amen, C31 Mrs. Eddra McPherson fsponsorl. Hi-Tri-H1 Y 115 in y Y f 'F 'f ww Chess Club Learns to Concentrate The Caprock Chess Club, sponsored by Mr. Tommy Cole, learns to concentrate on the chess board. Practice for the club is usually held in the morning or afternoon in the peace and quiet ofthe school library. Here the students are able to concentrate on the moves and strategies of their opponent. They also learn how to play the game of chess in a very detailed manner. 114 Chess Club SPANISH CLUB: front- Rosie Lucero, Iessica Cortez, Debbie Polelli, Leloy Adcoxg middle - Vickie Diaz, Donna Urias, Loretta Williams, George Saavedra, Pina Cantu, fsponsorjg back - Mike Lopez, Ioe Grigsby, Todd Tenorio, Eddie Perez, Cecilia Cervantes, Karen Bailey. adn' 'Que' The 1979-80 CHICANO CLUB consists of: front - Cathie Cortez, Karen Iaramillo, Lisa Salazar, Margret Otero, Vickie Diaz, Lisa Herrera, Liz Ortega, middle - Robert Raymos, Rosalie Mendoza, Mrs. Sherri Frazier fsponsorl, Rosemary Rodriguez, Ieanette Mendez, Frances Baca, Rosie Morales, Yolanda Hernandez, Mary Dominguez, Alma Almanzag back- Charlie Cuellar, Diana Salazar, Mike Arriaga, Pat Soliz, Ramona Trevino, Cecilia Cervantes, Nelda Martinez, Danny Frausto, Liz San Miguel, Iessica Cortez, Iosie Cruz. Spanish!El Chicano 113 French and Latin Classes Learn New Language ,O Ill LATIN CLUB: back - Mrs. Virginia Schwind, Michelle Mott, Iohnny Rodriguez, Kevin Harlow, Craig Moor Struchen, Senja Atesg front - Shauna Taylor, Evelyn Chasteen, Karl Barnett, Willie Swearingen, and Susie Pace. 'SNK X e, Danny 123 f2l FRENCH CLUB: back - Roger Moore, Danny Eady, Robin Spray, Ian Rudder, Pam Schulte, Iimmie Wilson, Iudy Iohn- son: front- Dana Apeland, Stacey Sutton, Karen Price, Rachel Martinez, Vicki Cole, Stacy Slater, Ideana Young 112 French, Latin ,,, mx 4 3 nv The 1979-80 Industrial Arts Club consists of Q15 opposite page: back - David Moore, Greg Lamm, Randy Broom, Allen Garrett, Mike Cruz, Iim Chambers, Mark Wilson, Dennis Pod- zemny, Eddie Perry, Steve Beggs, Kim Long, David Renfroe, Greg Hill, Tom Russell, less Roan fsponsorlg second - Cindy Parker, Carlos Iohnson, Larry Moore, Kim Streuber, Mona Keeble, Margie Boehning, Renee Reining, Kent McKinney, Scott Rouk, Mike Goldsmith, Sid Felton, Ami Davis, Ron Baker, Tony Alonzo, Gary Minor fsponsorl, Doug Eudeyg third - Debbie David, D'Anna Caudy, Kristi Styve, Lane Provence, Terry Cherry, Mark Meredith, Scott Brooks, Matt Griffith, Roddy Youree, Tim Dalton, Dewayne Gimple, Ieff Gerken, Russell Kelly, Carl Pinkert, Tracy Byars, front - Iohnny Heredia, Ioe Ward, Bruce Moseley, Kevin Iones, Carey Herring, Randy Barela, Greg Frant, Bobby Lermon, Chris Reed, T. I. Conners, Kevin Houchin, Iamie Noel. Officers for the club are Q11 This page: back - Terry Cherry, Ieff Gerken, Tim Dalton, Roddy Youree, Scott Brooks. front - Matt Grif- fith, Dewayne Gimple, Mark Meredith. 113 I lit ',f. A ,...-n-ming N X id A-.gt nw ..r . 2- C, 5 , .,,f,,. . it A.,- Industrial Arts 111 1 I 5 ' 3 7 49 x I CIA Works Hard for Caprock The Caprock Industrial Arts club works hard all year long to represent Caprock well. The Club works on many projects outside of Industrial Arts, they contributed food to the Faith City Mission for Thanksgiving, participated in the canned food and money drive for the Children's Cottage and Chil- dren's home at Christmas time. The club also takes student projects to local and state contests. They sponsor dances and run the concession stand here at Caprock during volleyball and basketball games. The Industrial Arts Banquet was held on December 20th in the Caprock Commons. Several awards were given out and students were recognized for their accomplishments. The club contributed to the spirit of the school by putting together Ralph, the Caprock mascot. Ralph comes to all the pep rallies and games adding enthusiasm. Caprock's Industrial Arts club is sponsored by Mr. less Roan and Mr. Cary Minor. 110 Industrial Arts ,gf Opposite page: til Miss Leatherneck for 1979-80 - Roson Pearson, C25 men's drill team performing, C31 men's drill team at WTSU's halftime: C41 women's drill team - Tammy Nelson, Margie Boehning, Maria Covarrubias, Carmen Briones, Roson Pearson, and Tamara Gregg, t5J women's drill team at port arms. This page: til men performing at WTSU's halftime, Q25 Robert Wilson going through double line, C31 after school practice, MJ women's drill team practices before competi- tion - Margie Boehning, Tammy Nelson, Maria Covarru- bias, Roson Pearson, Tamara Gregg, Pam McCubbin, Car- men Schmidt, Dana Apeland. 4,1 C43 ROTC 109 ROTC Promotes Leadership The Reserve Officer Training Corps pro- vides an educational background for leader- ship training while learning the rules and reg- ulations of the United States Marine Corps. ROTC cadets learn to read maps, fire various types of rifles and drill. Leadership qualities are evident in the drill teams and how they perform. The drill and rifle teams compete and perform in the area several times yearly. ROTC cadets also travel to a Marine or Naval base in California each year. 'R I 125 I 108 ROTC .. , .. ,,,.,,,,. 9 . . A -. I H M- 'mi 4'-A A S , plleaisf Drama Presents A Christmas Carol Drama presents A Christmas Carol in the program for the children from the Children's home. They have also had other performances one of which was Lightshine held on Novem- ber 19 and 20 for parents and other guests in the Caprock Auditorium. The drama department also participated in a workshop this year. The drama class this year includes: QU Front Row: Barbara Meyers, Debbie Perkins, Veronica Fierro, April Tucker, Kristi Melton, Charis White, Iennifer Carter, Paula Mor- eno, Mike Roper. 2nd Row: Winford Hodge, Durinda Elkins, Robin Williams, Ioanie Detten, Ami Davis, Ianet Duke, Becky Lookingbill, Laura Moulder, Wanda Kite, Debbie Fleming, Shelba Iones. Back Row: Robin Mcmas- ters, David Upton, Avery Maixner, Danny Oliver, Scott Nall, Rick Durman, Tim Purviance, Mark Wilson, George Yancey, Matt Eastland. Q21 Ierome McDonough Csponsorl. Drama 107 W I Speech Team Prepares for Tournaments The speech team has participated in many speech tournaments this year. Students enter in the tournaments in different areas, those which they feel they are best suited for. These areas include: prose, poetry, oratory, duet act- ing, and others. The sponsor of the speech team for the 1979-80 school year is Mrs. Pat Roland. The speech team consists of ill Front - Shondale Seymour, Paige Burrough, Shette Halford, Yvonne Cer- vantez, Stacy Slater, Lorita Ream, Rachael Martinez, Debbie Polelli, Roya Poyner, Debbie Fleming, George Yanceyg back - Pat Roland tsponsorl, Kathy Knapp, Kerry Fahnert, Karen Bailey, Iill Brock, Barry Vaughn, Senja Ates, Russell Ward, Brent Collins, Kevin Pillow, Tim Purvianceg C21 Mrs. Pat Roland fsponsorlg Q31 Offi- cers: Lorita Ream, Kerry Fahnert, and Sonia Lara. 106 Speech Team The Key to Life Kiwanis Educate Youths Club is an organization for stu- dents to participate in helping the community. The Key Club gathers together at weekly meetings to decide on various projects. They do such activi- ties as join walk-a-thons, col- lect for the Arthritis Founda- tion, and pass out posters for some businesses. Heads of the Key Clubbers are Mr. David Stultz and Miss Nancy Brown. KU OFFICERS: Sherri Smith, Iennifer Carter, Terri DeSpain, Penni Brow- der, and Tim Hodges KZJFRONT ROW: Penni Browder, Connie Samu- els, Iennifer Carter, Sherri Smith, Stephen Fowler, MIDDLE ROW: Tommy Ortega. Winford Hodge, Steve Goldsmith, Scott Brooks, Tommy Rodriquez, Spike Dunlap, Tim Hodges, BACK ROW: Miss Nancy Brown, Tim Harris, Veronica Fierro, April Tucker, Cindi Adams, Cindy Rouk, Carrie Woodard, Lesli Cole, Susan Ledbetter, Melissa Wil- son, Terri DeSpain, and Iohn Amen. t 13 2' S 1, 'tx 2, -we ' , 1:0 I 'Vt C29 Key Club 105 Anchor Club Supports Caprock The Anchor Club has been at Caprock for four years now. It is a service organization for business women. Members are selected according to their scholas- tic, character, and leader- ship ability. Girls must be either juniors or seniors. Sponsors ofthe club are Mrs. Iune Darnell and Mrs. Gloria Ramirez. C11 Lois Amen, Karen Iones, Shelba Iones, Carolyn Roan, Vicki Martindale, Cathy Cle- ments, Sherri Walker, Belinda Mata, FRONT ROW, L to R, Susan Thurston, Esther Flores, Leanne Youree, Vicki Cole, Karen Price, and Evelina Her- nandez, 121 OFFICERS, L to R, Karen Iones, Shelba Iones, Lois Amen, Vicki Cole, Cathy Cle- ments, and Susan Thurston, C31 SPONSORS, Mrs. Iune Darnell and Mrs. Gloria Ramirez. f ix 5,1 ...-wi, - lff.z,,.'lf J, I. , ., . - ,,..-up., Leo Club Takes Part in Helping the Needy The Caprock Leo Club is mainly a service organization and is a branch of the Downtown Lions Club. They try their best to help the needy families as much as possible. Mr. Ion Leasure sponsors this fine club. C11 SPONSOR, Mr. Ion Leasure C21 back - Barry Vaughn, Terry Smith, Allen Garrett: middle - Shondale Seymour, Rachel Martinez, Mary Dominguez, Ginger Brown, Senja Atesg front - Edward Her- nandez, Tim Croft, and Albert Perez. .f fr 3 Q 'Qui' Ill 2 Leo Club 103 e my ,Z-.4 47' . is 1 102 SAC 1. Ai- .Q.1 1 1 as 5,1 ., X' I jffhg 1 '15 fl SAC Helps Out Caprock The responsibility of the Student Advisory Committee is to provide a way for the students and faculty to communicate. They also help by putting up pos- ters of the rules and regulations the school must go by. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Betty Alderete. C11 SPONSOR, Mrs. Betty Alderete, C21 back - Sheila Lamb, Scott Murdock, Stephon Hodge, Iessica Cortezg front - Francine Alderete and Andene Dunlap. 1 l 1 11 I 4 1 Iii W1l1'1z1' :Li h ! '1x1i1x1x1' '1111.. 1 UIXQNT V 111111 Yllfl 1 I'-'I 1.133111 1'1l1l1'1l ' '1'1'1'1l aw Will: xx.. th ' 'M S ! 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'QIKIQ1 153 5' IN' National Honor Society Sets Standards I H1 gh Students in the National Honor Society must maintain a high grade point average. They must display a high level of character and maintain a respectable reputation. The club holds an annual banquet in which they install new members for the following year. The club consists of Iunior and Senior stu- dents whose qualifications meet the requirements for entry. The 1979-80 Honor Society consists of Q11 Front Row: Regina Lobdell, Leloy Adcox, Shawna Wormsbaker, Aas Fattah, Teri DeSpain, Gara Satterfield. Back Row: Greg Mayes, Russell Kelly, Ioann Koepp, Avery Maixner, Lois Amen, Ieff Taylor, Sheila Lamb. C21 Officers are: Regina Lobdell, Teri DeSpain, Sheila Lamb, Ieff Taylor. C31 Sponsoring the club are Mrs. Ian Bowser and Mrs. Wanda Dement. National Honor Society 101 56 FTA Plans Ahead This organization helps to prepare the mem- bers for future careers in the teaching field. Stu- dents get actual experience by observing and teaching at schools in the area. FTA members gather up cans in the teachers' lounge and use the money they collect from them for the club. This year the FTA consists of the following: 111 front - Rhonda Pillers. Leloy Adcox, Shirley Simpson, Randy DeVine, Lesli Coleg back - Mrs. Terri Cox fsponsorj, Car- lina Lancaster, Sherri Evers, Vicki Davidson, Paula Lea- sure, Regina Lobdell, Valerie Leasureg Q21 This year's offi- cers are Leloy Adcox, Carlina Lancaster, Tammy Stan- field, Valerie Leasureg 135 Mrs. Terri Cox tsponsorj. 100 FTA I x 'fNN - f 'NUI - I 1. Y. 'l1,-- . .J . --Q- K Student Council 99 IU Student Council Works on Projects Some of the projects sponsored this year by the Caprock Student Council include the Christmas canned food and money drive for the children in the Children's Cottage and High Plains Children's Home. Another is the Iunior Olympics which were held in the Caprock gym. Many of the clubs and organizations participated in this. The Student Coun- cil has also sponsored several dances and a Iunior High Workshop headed by the students. The Teachers Appreciation Commit- tee, of the council, was formed as an effort to make teachers' lives a little more bearable. Council members chose a faculty member to be their secret pal and did things to make their days brighter. C11 The Iournalism team won first place in the Iunior Olympics. Team members are: front - Veronica Fierro, Dante Cervantezg back - Ioe Saavedra, Ieanette Mendez, Kim Oakley, Brent Bell, Linda Burch, Clark Greer, IZJ Student Council sponsor, Mrs. Billie Love, Q31 Assistant Principals Ierry Raines and David Stultz climb laddlers as part of the pep rally during spirit wee . 98 Student Council X .QQ ' UL Student Council 97 til Student Council Gets Involved Caprock's Student Council, headed by Mrs. Billie Love consists of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. These students get involved in school activities. They attended the district conference at West Texas State University. At this conference, Caprock was chosen as secretary-treasurer for the district office. The student council members also get involved by sponsoring dances, work- shops, and working on other projects throughout the year. flj Students at council meeting: C21 Senior, Mark Quinterog f3j Student Council President, Kerry Fah- nert. Opposite page: C11 sophomore representatives: front - Victor Ortega, judi Correa, Nancy Roberts, Carla Kilman, Helen Lara, Sherrie Thorn: back - Penni Browder, jill Brock, Melissa Wilson, Lezlie Turren- tine, Karen Bailey, CZJ junior representatives: front- Margie Boehning, janet Duke, Sonia Lara, Denise Moore, Shette Halford, Francine Aldereteg middle - Ivan Calhoun, Al York, Robin LaFavors, Tammie Moore, joannie Detten, Stacy Slater: back - Martin Raef, Antoine Blackshire, jeff Cerken, Sherrie Evers, Carlena Lancaster, Leah Chism, Kim Fielg f3j senior representatives: front - Veronica Fierro, Helen Moreno, Sheila Ferguson, Esther Flores, Leslie Cole, Aas Fattah, Kathy Beck: middle - jackie Pacino, Linda Burch, Lois Amen, Terri DeSpain, Steve Goldsmith, jennifer Carter, jeff Caunag back - Roddy Youree, Kerry Fahnert, Mark Quintero, Cary Sustaita, Roson Pearson, Tommy Ortega. 96 Student what a 1 1 .. .M t 'Y' X 1 2. , ' f can Fellow Christian Athletes gathers once a week to study religion and sing songs. FCA is not for athletes only, it is for everyone. Sponsors of FCA are Doc LaFavors, Bob Link, and Cindi I-lam. The Bible teacher is Mr. lim Martin. Q11 Bible teacher, Mr. lim Martin, 121 back, Shawna Taylor, Iackie Pacino, Melissa Wilson, Linda Burch, Bobby Short, Veronica Fierrog front, Gina Escajeda, Iill Brock, Tiffany Wilson, Beverly Bellar, and Susan Ellis, 131 SPONSOR, Cindi I-Iam: Q41 Bible class. 5 Q' A A 'AY ina- ,fv 1 af- ,. I-L my A 141 FCA, Bible 95 FCA and BibleClasses Get Involved cu 123' 9 . ' . A ' 4' Y M fy A' fggsj ' A - , o o 123 94 FCA Blhlo 1-J u n1uiu CU Bible class Sponsor KZD SPONSOR Bob Link, f3j Doc LaFavors -qs li1-u----- V1 FFA Learn All About Farming Future Farmers of America has many goals to obtain such as leadership, service, and agriculture FFA participates in numerous contests They attend area and state conventions Sponsors are Mr. Bob Harsh and Mr Myron Finley. CU back - Myron Finley, Don Lofgren, Ieff Kalka, Alice Newsome, Wally Tretow, Ieff Cook, I. D. Has- sler, Bob I-larshg front - Vance Molesworth, Ianet Woods, Charlotte Youree, Danny Cummins, Les Wil- cher, Arthur Baca, Butch Stamps, Gerry Altendorf, Rock Earle, Steve Getz, and Dan Strucheng Q21 Iohn Harris, Iames Cook, and Don Lofgren. FFA 93 7M-X' 92 FHA kj A41 Wx , 3 X if 5 --yu A Ui FHA Look Forward to Future Careers Future Homeinakers of America is made up of many classes at Caprock. Projects inelude selling eook books and having hake sales. Some classes teach at loeal day care centers. Several speakers come and talk to the students. Officers differ from class to class. Sponsors of this club are Billie Garri- son. Nancy McNabb. and Yvonne Wright. Ui FHA: back - Carrie Begert. Ieannine Pil- low. Tim Harris. Kevin Pillow. Barry Vaughn. Allen Garrett. Terry Smith. Frank Muro. Ste- phen Fowler: second -Lisa Hargrove. Belinda Mata. Albert Perez. Danny Ramos. Veronica Fierro. Winford Hodge. David lngels, loe Ward. Dinah Elkins. Lori Walker. Michelle Mott: third - Brenda Palacio. Deh- bie Coll, Tina Celey. Teresa Dodson. Tammie Moore. Ioanie Detten: front- Donna Marti- nez, Denise Canon, Ellis Barnes. Teresa Laster. Brenda Smith. Sheila Ferguson. Iill Walker. Susie DeArmond. Pam Bartlett, Kim Elsey. Kathy Bishop. KZJ FHA OFFICERS: back - Danny Ramos. joe Ward. Ieannine Pillow. Kevin Pillow, Tim Harris. Frank Muro. Stephen Fowler: middle - Tammie Moore. Pasty Villasenor. Kathy Bishop, Vero- nica Fierro. Dinah Elkins. Lori Walker. Win- ford Hodge: front - loanie Detten. Brenda Palacio. Pam Bartlett. Sheila Ferguson. Kim Elsey. and Shelly Sharp. ,ns m X ,f X XF FN +-.av 5 -' T11 -rv 1 A fx 1' VOE Provides Secretarial Trades for Students Vocational Office Education is a pro- gram provided for seniors who are interested in office occupations. Members attend area, state, and national contests throughout the year. Mr. Eugene Trader is the head of the VOE program. OJ back - Mr. Trader, Steve Barrera, Valerie Renegar, Ioanne Koepp, Charles Perrin, Karen Iones, Margaret Hickman, Gloria Harris, Teresa O'Grady. middle - Patricia Norman, Linda Packenbush, Diana Salazar, Anna Almanza, Michelle Mullins, Shawna Wormsbaker. front - Cecilia Cervantes, Iulie Villasenor, April White, Mona Keeble, Sara Errington, and Paula Williams. C21 OFFICERS Sara Errington, Mic- helle Mullins, Gloria I-Iarris, Steve Barrera, Charles Perrin, Cecilia Cervantes, Paula Wil- liams, and April White. C31 SPONSOR, Mr. Eugene Trader. VOE 91 OEA Helps Build Business Skills The OEA Club practices for future skills in the busi- ness field. Office machinery, telephone usage, and filing are just a few of the techni- ques practiced by Pre- Employment Lab. Miss Cindy Shoemaker heads the Office Education Association. 111 back - Karen Price, Vickie Davidson, Teresa Cooper, Liz San Miguel, Stacey Crawford, Sheila Ferguson, Linda Burch, Miss Cindy Shoemaker, Iackie Pacino, front- Vicki Cole, Laura Kinney, Sandra Martin, Teresa Ortega, Kim Oakley, and Ideana Young, Q21 OFFICERS Vicki Cole, Teresa Ortega, Sheila Ferguson, Linda Burch, Ideana Young, Kim Oak- ley, Liz San Miguel, Teresa Cooper, and Karen Price: 131 Cindy Shoemaker, sponsor. G I ways nam, we is -aaa aww 4 ' SA 435 IU DECA Works in Superdance USA Students in Distributive Education go to school half of the day and work the other half of the day. These students obtain and work jobs in retail. They may work in department stores or clothing stores or even grocery stores, just as long as their work involves selling and relating to customers. This year the D.E. club helped sponsor the Superdance USA for the Muscular Dystrophy Associa- tion along with KPUR. Caprock had the most attendance at the dance and therefore won a free dance for Caprock. This year's club consists of KU bottom - Diana Long, Debbie Crosby, Chanon Knowles, Deina Hughes, Sheila Lamb, Barbara Branstatt, Craig Nunn, and Dennis Podzemnyg second - Traci Wolken, Cindy Rouk, Vivian Hefner, Veronica Diaz, Glenda Iones, Ieff Rowland, Valerie Leasure, Iay Lamb, and Thomas Evans, 3rd - lean Kalka, Debbie Fulkerson, Valorie Mask, Tammy Stanfield, Sissy Adams, Denise Moore, Shanna Iohnson, David Beals. back - April Tucker, Edwin Seymour, Dewayne Bull, Scott Dancy, and jesus Oliva. The officers are as follows C31 Dennis Podzemny, Presidentg Craig Nunn, Sgt. at Armsg Diana Long, Reporter, Barbara Branstatt, Parliamentariang Sheila Lamb, Secretaryg Deina Hughes, Treasurerg Deb- bie Crosby, Vice-Presidentg Chanon Knowles, Chaplain. C21 Mr. Cecil Hamm fsponsorj. DE 89 ,ft 'iid HO Sponsors: Annual Blood Drive Health Occupations classes sponsored the Blood Drive this year as they do every year. lt was held on Dec. 12 and 13 all day in room 604. Students were given passes to get out of classes to give blood. These HO students workin hos- pitals, dentists offices, and other health related jobs. C15 back - Terri Gwin, Larry Guerro. Nelda Keith, Tony Alonzo, Brenda War- ren, front- Claudia Taylor, Debbie Smith, Kim Moore, Kathy Martinez, and Ianet Robertson. IZJ Kurt Craig and Richard Baker participated in the HO blood driveg Q31 SPONSOR, Nell Burrous. L41 OFFI- CERS: Terri Gwin, Claudia Taylor, lane! Robertson, and Brenda Warren. 41,5 R e if ' lu I .. . I X , -fs -, . ,gif K S ,Q . 4 li-E ,au l,.w T.-fl. uf ,. and x X as ew .par 88 Health Occupations Al iw ' , r l'rr.'r.:..,.W.. W -W ,,MV.. K-+-nmqwvws HECE Strives for Homemaking Skills Home Economics Co-operative Education pro- vides students a chance to learn in a classroom as well as on the job. Students work in motels, restau- rants, etc. This club is a branch of FHA. Mrs. Mary lean Turner is the head of the club. C15 OFFICERS: back - Lesa Cosper, Carlos Briones, Dickey Hand- ley, Doug Iohnson, Pat Soliz, Roson Pearson, front - Debbie Cos- per, Teresa Montoya, Annette Mata, and Mike Kunkelg Q21 SPON- SOR, Mrs. Mary lean Turner: Q31 back - Teresa Montoya, Manuel Gonzales, Santos Solis, Dickey Handley, Ronald Meeks, Doug Iohnson, Richard Zamora, Kerry Thompson, Ester Iaramillog front - Nelda Martinez, Bryan Battenfield, Mike Kunkel, Sandra Childs, Roson Pearson, Debbie Cosper, Susie Hernandez, and Kathy Clement. X X w w... ju 3,4 7 1 A b T 5 . Ni? . , . .' Q ea C PELE Designs Interior of House The Pre-Employment Laboratory Education is a Chapter of Future Home- rnakers of America. They help by way of decorating the house the building trade classes built. Mrs. Gail Greer is the sponsor of this club. Q11 SPONSOR, Mrs. Gail Greer, C21 Lydia Alva- rez, Karen Tilton, Iulie Stine, Lisa Hampton, and Rosemary Rodriguez. -H -ve - - . 1 GU 8il8Cl P ii- l 1 A 'CS 'K 1, M 86 PELE X ? 1- 1f ,T 1,-...Q-.-.. , 'W ,..,-W if bf us ffm' 2125-A Orchestra 85 ,,,-,,...i---A I' YV, ,,,L Li.-3 4 OD Orchestra Provides Music The Caprock Orchestra provided music for the Queen's Coronation this year along with the Favorites presentation. The orches- tra attends several contests where they are judged on their instrumental abilities and music reading skills. The 1979-80 Caprock orchestra consists of Q11 front - Michelle Mott, Kevin Harlow, Karen Bailey, Iill Brock, Marty Raef, Cary Carr, Randi Devine, Avery Maixnerg second - Sherrie Evers, Patsy Villasenor, Greg Hill, Beverly Hall, Debbie Brown, Shirley Simpson, Tommy Fagang third - Carrie Begert, Liz Ortega, Maribeth Alford, Iay Griggs, DeRima Little, Rhonda Pillers, Helen Mor- eno, Teresa Clemens, Iames Bolton, Calvin Kimballg back - Dewayne Gimple, Terry Davis, Harold Scarbrough, Scott Nall, Christy Evans, Geary Martin, Alan Domme, Cheryl Oakley, Greg Schulte, Tim Purvi- ance. C21 Kevin Harlow and Liz Ortega. 84 Orchestra .f cya 5 yfgl xx X Af t .tt its - I M l M , C25 '15, 5 W,lB- 'm1,g, was N l ill Q . gi 'mx 3? iffy' Fl Band Provides Support The Caprock band provides support by attending football games and adding music and enthusiasm to pep rallies. The band attends several contests which include UIL and Greater Southwest concert and marching contest. The stage band attended a jazz festival at West Texas State University. The 1979-80 band consists of 111 opposite gage: back - Debbie Brown, Mitch Nirschl, Elton Kaler, Terry Davis, Dwayne Gimple, Larry White, Harold Scarboroug , ocky Wooten, Carlina Lancaster: Q21 front - lay Griggs, Maribeth Alford, Mary Dominguez, Robin LaFavors, Vicki Davidson, DeRima Little, Iolaine Bakken, Donna Luna, Teresa Brown, Rhonda Pillers, Kelly Smithg back - Kenneth Drake, Brenda Godwin, Liz Ortega, Robbie Spruell, Ginger Brown, Michelle Vigil, Ideana Young, Helen Moreno, C31 front - Craig Moore, David Provence, Dan Saeger, Kevin Sigler, Ioe Nirschl, Rodger Davis, T. I. Conners, Gary Taylor, Mark Quintero, Alan Domme, Geary Martin, Richard Burge, Bruce Mosely. This page: C11 This year's Stage Band consists of: back - David Provence, Bruce Mosely, Alan Domme, Geary Martin, Mark Quintero, Kevin Sigler, middle - Wayne Hunt, Terry Cherry, Ieff Maxwell, Greg Schulte, Cheryl Oakley, Maribeth Alford, front - Scott Nall, Rhonda Pillers, Ideana Young, Helen Moreno, Robbie Spruell, lay Griggs, Kenneth Drake, Robin LaFavorsg f2J Band Council: Maribeth Alford, Dewayne Gimple, Cheryl Oakley, Rhonda Pillers, DeRima Little, Mar- ibeth Alford, and Ideana Young. Band 83 B ...a....-b.-- f- 1, , R N5 N jk 4 fk I 1 ..' ' ,I 'K K 1 M! f QQ: 4 m X Ll F N van.-, if Vi-f A lr - ii i' ' 5 . ,ik ,ic 'ii . '- , H v'-Y-, v . 5,9 Q? - -. 1 1. .. ' I 5 ,, 'nf' 9 ?'ff 'Q i 4+ '4i X fi I' J V. ... IA A- x f, , , , Xllfvg- X fg Vt . R ' 9 , -Fi fi ' ' 1. . ,M - ,. , if 1' . Y up f , L f 1' 4135? W :Emi FiW'1t'I' h 1- - , .J ?iw,f,.' i,,Z.,.j-L ,QQ way- .,,..x ..L,' WX S.: A W - E V r .A K -V I - 7 1---, - if 1111 11 X ' A V -V Y QQ Y , Y ls Q! ,-. ... -YW . .. -,-w,-.. - X A I 7 ' - 3 ' 11 ,, MM, -,. , . , , ,U ,,............. V W mf- W MY- , i A 1 ,,N ,,,H,,,, , , , - 3 Qi .. E x .f 1- Sunshine Singers I x fx' I I fx 'fx 'Y ,.....,..,.,,..f---M W- ' sie ,,..... nw' 125 t3l ill Sunshine Singers: back - Leah Chism, Tommy Ortega, Ruben Perez, Brad Davis, Frank Muro, Rudy Villegas, Antoine Blackshire, Chuck Canfield, Sherri Smith: front - Penni Browder, Wanda Kite, Melissa Wilson, Carolyn Roan, C21 Mr. Gordon Suits, 133 Students rehearsing. Sunshine Singers 81 Caprock Choirs Enjoy Singing ...Q-s.. .,...... I I C 4' v- ig : wht 1 F'-E I A CHOIR: back - Mr. Gordon Suits, Wanda Kite, DeeDee Rehwalt, Roger lordon, Iohn Daniels, Brad Davis, Steve Lummus, Danny McKinney, Carldgia Lancaster, Connie Samuels. Carolyn Roan: second row - Shelba lones, Karen Wimberly, Temmie Chambless, Ricky Hollabaugh, Adrian Cleveland, Matt Eastland, Brad Dawson, Frank Muro, Tamara Gregg, Susan Ledbetter: third row - Leah Chism, Penny Tally, Tommy Ortega, Darrell Brazil, Al York, Chuck Canfield, Chuck Eccles. Trini Crego. Laura Moulder: front - Nikki Craig, Mary Dominguez, Tracy Byars. David Malacara, Karl Barnett, Ruben Perez. Patsy Villasenor. Irma Flores. . fl 1 fffsxyis' l . M , jf' KZJ SOPHOMORE CHOIR: back - Teresa Hopkins, Carla Stimpson, Ronnie Byrd, Tony Early, Ieff Parsons, Gary Iohnson, Cheryl Glenn, Crystal McCandlessg second row - Tonya Combs, Irma Martinez, Leroy Nunez, Rusty Bartlett, Cathy Cahill, Shelley Sharp, Iudi Correa: third row - Mr. Cordon Suits, Michelle Vigil, Polly Morin, Bonnie Oliver, Kenneth Iaramillo, Melissa Wilson, Roya Poynor, Alicia Herrera, front - Ienny Gutierrez, Rosie Lucero, Ianet Accurso, Penni Browder, Donna Crisman. Tammy Carlton, Nancy Larson, Lisa Crane. 80 Choirs Mg, QVJLL Agmwckliag 'QLLLLP milk JHOUQ bw 6X Q, Quai w,5Z0c1cLonQ!9LQ,UmaL AAJLCUJL 'hawk gpm QM 0, .ogipwki Qwwow fm .fwmgf H+ LZBQLL Lui LQ bpm LWQLQ Oubuucupf Li Ol Glam JfY1uQmol,. Kami Jgucfz UN -uwmgfw mmfyg. LQQUV WX iw ggiwxauui LW JCQfL 4Q?pV bfoue cpunoxyj, x9,WClJ'LJinAL, QWQJ i WI 78 Activities Y K Naam Make Room for r. Rock A L Q Q Ea ,. we X bu! K is H g M535 r 1 Y, 5 V hi, ig' 5 , Y I ' f K , 3 Q' Q k ' Q V A' ix? A 2--f W I Q b ' ,.' V' - A 2 ff ,:. . Nurd Garrett i L . X 4 1 gr? 1 id . , I Mr. Rock 77 Homecoming 1979 . A1 , , ' P' ' f y 4 I 4 f 4 , q , , . 4 , I , f H .l is r .f l ' Dx 'f w I Homecoming Court: back - Dennis Podzemny, Bryan Sheila Lamb, Tammie Moore, Denise Moore, Sonia Lara Long, Iohn Reighter, Kent Rohrs, Iohnny London, Darrell Esther Flores, Robin Haiduk, Lezlie Turrentine, Anna Her Green, David Moore, Ioe Cuellar, Mike Cruz: front - nandez, Melissa Wilson. f Esther Flores was chosen by the sen- ior class for Homecoming Princess. Flores was escorted by Iohnny Lon- don. 76 Homecoming QI A V 4' nb 4 1.4. .J A, ' M The junior class chose Sonia Lara for Darrell Green escorted Robin Hai Homecoming Princess, escorted by duk, sophomore Homecoming Prin Kent Rohrs. cess. Seniors Honored Each Month as LOM SEPTEMBER . . . SHEILA LAMB . . . Student Council 2 yrs .... Danforth I Dare You Award . . . Student Advisory Committee 2 yrs. Who's Who . . . KERRY FAHNERT . . . Who's Who . . . Speech Team, President . . . I-Ii-Tri-Hi-Y. OCTOBER . . . LOIS AMEN . . . National Honor Society. . .Choir 2 yrs .... VOE . . .FTA 2 yrs.. . . WINFORD HODGE . . . Football 3 yrs .... Base- ball 3 yrs .... Vice President, Senior Class. NOVEMBER LORITA REAM Speech Team, Debater ... FCA ... Trainer for girls' teams 2 yrs .... SID FELTON . . . Football 3 yrs. . . . Baseball 3 yrs .... FCA. DECEMBER . . . LINDA BURCH . . . OEA, Trea- surer La Saga, Associate Editor Young Life . . . BOBBY SHORT . . . All District Football 3 yrs .... All District Baseball 2 yrs .... Track 2 yrs. IANUARY . . . KIM OAKLEY . . . OEA, President .. . La Saga, Photography Coordinator IEFF TAYLOR . . . Hi-Tri-Hi-Y, President . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . All Region Orchestra. FEBRUARY LELOY ADCOX National Honor Society Spanish Club ... FTA . .. GREG MAYES Football, Helmet Award Student Council . . . Football 2nd Team All Dis- trict 2 yrs. MARCH . . . KATHY BECK . . . Hi-Tri-Hi-Y . . . Longhorn Spirits Student Council, TCU Workshop . .. GEORGE YANCEY Drama 3 yrs .... Football 2 yrs .... Speech. APRIL . . . SHEILA FERGUSON . . . Cheerleader 2 yrs .... OEA . . . Student Council . . . FHA Par- liamentarian . . . MIKE CRUZ . . . Cheerleader . . . Student Council, Vice-President . . . Wrestler. MAY ESTHER FLORES Cheerleader 2 yrs .... Student Council . . . Senior Homecoming Princess ... Anchor Club ... RAYMOND BOYNTON . . . Football 3 yrs .... Baseball 3 yrs. Longhorns of the Month Longhorns of the Month IIMH 1 . , f 36 Linda f 74 Lo ghorns of the Month H ,V ,hi f 'J' Ng mv . .xx , Lois Amen ff I WS. .' , f i, Q Q 3' x ,L . kQ' beorge Yancey Kar Ixones - , L P7 Wh0's Who 73 Seniors Earn Who's Who Honor DIANA LONG . . . DECA Reporter . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . La Saga Staff. . . Queen Run- ner-Up. DENNIS PODZEMNY. . . DECA 2 yrs .... DECA President . . . CIA lst place in State jr. yr. KATHY BECK. . . Miss CHS . . . Student Council 3 yrs .... Band 2 yrs .... FHA 2 yrs. GREG MA YES . . . Football 3 yrs .... Baseball 3 yrs. Danforth Award National Honor Society. SHEILA LAMB . .. Queen of Caprock Bas- ketball 3 yrs. . . . National Honor Society Presi- dent. . . DECA Secretary. BOBBY SHORT. . . Mr. CHS . . . Football 3 yrs. . . . Baseball 3 yrs .... FCA. HELEN MORENO Band Queen Band 3 yrs .... Orchestra 2 yrs .... Twirler 2 yrs. SCOTT NALL Band 3 yrs. All Region Band . . . Orchestra 3 yrs .... All Region Orches- tra. LINDA BURGH . . . Tennis Team 3 yrs. . . . Stu- dent Council 3 yrs .... FHA. . . FCA 3 yrs. . . . La Saga Associate Editor. LOIS AMEN. . . Basketball 3 yrs .... Hi-Tri-Hi-Y 2 yrs .... DAR History Award . . . Anchor Club 2 yrs. KERRY FAHNERT . . . Student Council 2 yrs., President sr. yr. . . . Speech Team 2 yrs. . . . Key Club . . . Hi-Tri-Hi-Y. IEFF TAYLOR . . . Hi-Tri-Hi-Y 3 yrs., President sr. yr .... Spanish Club 3 yrs .... National Honor Society. . . FTA. GEORGE YANGEY. . . Drama 3 yrs .... Football 2 yrs .... Speech . . . Longhorn of the Month. KARENIONES . . . Hi-Tri-Hi-Y 2 yrs .... Anchor Club 2 yrs., President sr. yr .... School Musical 2 yrs .... National Honor Society, Secretary. 72 Who's Who ri ,hrfN,. Strueber, Hodge Honored as Sophomore Favorites Sophomores chose Stephon Hodge and Kim Strueber as class favorites. Hodge was a member of the Student Advisory Committee. He participated in football, basketball and baseball. Strueber was active in vol- leyball, basketball and track. She was also a member of CIA. I -lll Sophomore favorite runners-up were David Moore, Lezlie Turrentine, Robin Haiduk, and Scott Brooks. Moore played football and basketball and was a member of CIA. Turrentine was in Student Council and played .M volleyball and basketball. Haiduk played volleyball and was elected sophomore homecoming princess. Brooks was a member of CIA, sophomore class president, and played baseball. Sophomore Favorites 71 juniors Choose Alderete, Hernandez as Favorites The junior class chose Fran- cine Alderete and Bobby Her- nandez as this year's class favorites. Alderete was a cheerleader and a member of Student Council and Student Advisory Committee. Hernandez played football his freshman year, and played on the junior varsity team this year. Hernandez has also been in Drama for 2 years, and is in FHA. iv is Q -CN I' x . i it Other nominees for junior favorites were Tommie Murdock, Tammie Moore, Kent Rohrs, and Sonia Lara. Murdock is a varsity tennis player. Moore was a member of Student Council and Anchor Club. 70 junior Favorites 1 1 Univ- -- ses 'sqgxw' QS I F X -by t .Ax . .QQ -V Q ' 1' desi'- I sL'4fya'5,'vf Q me A K? X '5 mx l lx N ': 3'V' ig :QW SV'-'-5 'W Hi, -. .,-. She was also nominated for junior Homecom- ing Princess. Rohrs is a varsity wrestler. Lara is junior class president and a member of Student Council. She was also chosen as junior Home- coming Princess. London, Flores Elected Senior Favorites 1 YI U 'U I1 Y IH H H1 H t r rw -:rf :rr eraliaaigg U F3570 FI li 'I 4 klcxny London git . London is a member of Hi-Tri-Hi-Y, FCA and Young Life. He escorted the senior Homecoming Princess during Homecoming activities. Miss Flores has been a varsity cheerleader for two years. She was junior class favorite runner-up. Miss Flores was chosen senior Homecoming Princess. She participated in Student Council. 'lv 36: A .L in me-I Pictured above are the runners-up for senior class favorites: Richard Baker. Linda Burch, Sid Felton and Sheila Ferguson. Baker was a varsity football player. 1,-.-4 Burch was a varsity tennis player. Felton played varsity football. Ferguson was a varsity cheerleader. Senior Favorites 69 Short, Beck Chosen r. Sz Miss CHS fkrX W:-:V Short has been on the varsity football team for the past three years. He has also participated in baseball and track. He was a class favorite runner-up his freshman and soph- omore years. lgthy Beck 1 Miss Beck served as secretary of her junior class. She was in OEA as a junior. She has been in Student Council for the past three years. S GW O nXoX Pictured above are the runners-up for Mr. and Miss CHS: Brian Long. Deanna Arroyos. Maxine Criego and Winford Hodge. Long has been a swimmer for three years. Mr. and Miss CHS Arroyos has been a volleyball player for three years. Griego was a member of El Chicano Club. Hodge played varsity football for two years. Long, Bellar Serve as Ladies-in-Waiting K e e1 Wg' T vf9 'r gg. n'ff'mf.f1?ix K if one fi The Queen's ladies-in-waiting were Beverly Bellar and ing Princess. Diana Long. Miss Bellar's escort was Iohn Reighter. Terry Miss Long was academics editor of the 1980 La Saga. Kennedy served as Miss Long's escort. She was senior class treasurer and DECA reporter. Miss Bellar was a member of the varsity volleyball team Pictured above are Terry Kennedy, Diana Long, Beverly and Student Council. She was nominated for Homecom- Bellar and Iohn Reighter. Ladies-in-Waiting 67 Lamb Crowned 1979-'80 Queen of Caprock uv'-vw-H Sheila Lamb was crowned Queen of Caprock Nov. 12 to reign over the Longhorns for i 1979-'80. 4 H ' After being crowned by Principal Iune Legacy, Miss Lamb was presented the tradi- tional bouquet of roses, scep- to. and senior glass gift. Miss Lamb has been a mem- ber of the varsity basketball M team for three years. She was chosen for the All-American Team last year. Also last year she was elected Homecoming Princess and class president. - V - l i 1' ' .A . .1 q , ' ff?-. I Senior Garey O'Dell was Miss Lamb's escort. O'Dell was in IV football his junior year, and varsity football this year. 66 Queen :Q .L um 'lzarfvwf M in If er 1.1 . . . . if , . ,, . ,. -- 1 ..- ,u.,f?.'7'.aH 1 K 'WB' :ave ef-v hbvwzw Miss Lamb has participated in National Honor Society and the Student Advisory Committee. Aas Pattah From Indonesia in f viii! .ll11 m..s ' ilw-rg. Aas 65 64 Aas Caprock's Foreign Exchange Student i Noor Asni Fattah, more commonly known to Caprock student as Aas, arrived in Amarillo on Iuly 21, from Indonesia. Aas lived this year with senior Teri DeSpain's family. One of Aas, more exciting experiences was seeing snow and ice for the first time. She was even known to throw a snowball or two, despite saying she was allergic to the cold. Other firsts for Aas included ice skating and seeing snow covered mountains. Aas' smiling face was seen in a variety of places and as part of a variety of groups. She was a member of National Honor Society, Hi- Tri-Hi-Y, journalism and Student Council. Her smiling face was often seen at pep rallies, assemblies and sports events. And who could ever forget her squeal of delight at the Christmas assembly when she dis- covered cowboy boots, jeans, a vest and a west- ern hat, shirt and belt in the many packages pre- sented by various organizations. 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Q-.NNN Q N 'f 62 Honors W Ralph and Spirits dd Spirit to Caprock Changes were made on the cheerleading squad for this year. For the first time in seven years we had men cheerleaders on the cheer- eading squad. Ralph and the spirits are a change for this year also. Ralph and the spirits have added some spirit to Caprock. Ralph par- ticipated in the pep rallies with the cheerlead- ers while the spirits cheered in the stands. The spirits also painted signs. The 79-80 edition of the cheerleaders were: Francine Alderete, Dante Cervantez, Mike Cruz, Sara Errington, Esther Flores. Sheila Fer- guson, Darrell Green, Mark Quintero, Gary Sustaita and Gina Velarde. Their sponsor this year was Miss Cindy Shoemaker. 111 Varsity Cheerleaders: Bottom Row - Gary Sus- taita. Francine Alderete, Darrell Green, Dante Cer- vantez, Mark Quintero, Esther Flores, Mike Cruz, Top Row - Sara Errington. Gina Velarde, Sheila Ferguson 121 Spirits: Kneeling - Andene Dunlap, Phyllis Evans, Sissy Knutson, Kathy Iohnson, Ian Rudder. Pam Schlute, Lori Detten, Teresa Hopkins: standing - Nancy McClain, Vickie Cole, Iennifer Carter, Marilyn Iackson 1sponsor1, Lenis Woodward, Carol Reighter, Liz San Miguel, Iessica Cortez 131 The crowd at a pep rally sings the school song. 141 Cheer- leaders in action at the pep rally. Op osite page: 111 Our mascot Ralph poses after pep rally. This year's mascot was D'Anna Caudy. 121 Francine and Darrell pose after the first pep rally. 131 Mike Cruz with Ralph. 141 Ralph in a pep rally cheering beside Gary Sustaita. 151 Cheerleaders standing at attention dur- ing the National Anthem. 161 The skit: Search for Our Mascot. It was the first time we had seen Ralph. It put spirit in the crowd. 171 Stretching is an essential for being a cheerleader. Muscles must be in good tone and very limber. The cheerleaders' muscles could be torn or pulled bad and that smarts!!! S ,js fx-If 60 in 1,'R,6?- .. i.,.,31, ,g M nf ,Q mocha L, ,.f25 L,0m W., H ,A -.Q 'I ..w-lf. A - , A , , . .. ,lv -'f' W X.-., WX M ,, wzfff 1 . P4 ,V la' 13 . , mains 5 g,,1a,fm af, Lg5LH,,.La,w6 , :yn fb V , I 5 1. , f --z-2:55gif'f:?1': 21Q2Q,.u,5f5X'p?54eL3f?f'2g2'X f.M,5g 2, ' ' 1 'ff' gg- W' H ' ' I A 2 .V .I-:,bsfQW'Qww.agMf ,ffg2f5'i'2?ww:1'agff-'w5,ak,, f - - V- e' 1 ew, ,ff br: gnaffp. 5, 1 - fa ,ggg.,fgg?gfa'gs,gg,L Season s Record Amarlllo Hlgh Boys Ranch Tascosa Tascosa Amarlllo Hlgh Boys Ranch Goddard Carlsbad Boys Ranch 9 we opponents they 33 ' ' 30 36 27 57 Palo Duro 6 47 17 42 15 23 ' ' 33 33 25 61 2 35 26 42 12 UD C31 143 IV Wrestling 59 IV Ends With a 9-3 Season Our IV wrestling team ended their season with a 9-3 record. There are 12 weight divisions in which the wrestlers compete. In each weight division only two men wrestle and must weigh in before each match begins. IV wrestlers have gained very valu- able experience which they will add to the varsity team next year. A wrestler's workout is very stren- uous. A wrestler's workout usually consists of weight lifting, jumping rope, long distance running and of course, practicing. The boys wrestled under the direc- tion of Coach Fred Davidson. C11 IV wrestling team: sitting - Ionathan Craine, Ernie Criado, Scott Rouk, Kent McKinney, Robert Hollaway, Eddie Hernan- dez: kneeling - Pete Hernandez, Iohn Rosas, Brad Dawson, Bill Thompson, Robert Ruiz, Randy Craine, Danny Ramos, third row - Bobby Lermon, Lane Provience, Augustine Luera, Steve Sauseda, Allan Reynolds, Larry Martinez, Mike Garcia, Cameron London, back - Coach Fred Davidson, Greg Alder- ete, David Harlow, Kelly Malone, Clint Price, Iohn Hurst, Iohnnie Garcia, Darrell Green, David Hampton, CZI An unidentified Long- horn puts the hold on a Boys Ranch wrestler, C3I Danny Ramos. Opposite page: UI The pretzelg Q21 an uniden- tified Longhorn is pinned, f3I Eddie Hernan- dez shows his opponent the mi ht of a Long- horn: MI Eric Valdez shows Tiis opponent who's the best. 58 M w-. -,js'r7wuuns,e-' ua C t W- .,, . We . .. QW V-fgemvlxn hm., ,,,,,,,,,.............a.,--- -.,sN,:.h'AM' U .W .. 1. gg.. V . My-w,,ffv A Wx .. . L mai, V- .,,t . , 3 Hu+wi..af1 .V , . Q- . f f ' f is 1,-f-,af 1. 'Mums fvflfw Season's Record we opponents they 29 Amarillo High 19 34 Boys Ranch 23 47 Palo Duro 10 40 Tascosa 18 Tascosa Amarillo High Palo Duro Austin El Paso Goddard Carlsbad Boys Ranch l4J Varsity Wrestling 57 Varsit Ends Season With a 9-2 Record Our mighty wrestling team has done very well this year. They have a 9-2 record this year. This year there was a tie for the round robin between Caprock and Amarillo High. It has been many years since the wrestlers have lost the round robin award. Through Coach Fred Davidson's workouts. it was almost a cinch that they'd win. In the Dell-City Tourney. Eric Valdez received a first place. Iames Stovall, Leo- nard Renteria. Albert Perez. and Sammy Harris received fourth places. In the Cheyenne Wells Tourney. Albert Perez and Eric Valdez won their weight divisions out right. Kent Rohrs received a second place in his division. Persons receiving third places in their divisions were: Darrell Green. Steve Bar- rera. Curtis Harrison. Iames Stovall. Fourth places were grabbed by: Iohn Hurst. Bill Thompson, and Kevin Clark. ln the Amarillo Open. Albert Perez received first: Kent Rohrs, secondg Eric Valdez. third: and Curtis Harrison. fourth. In the City Tourney. many first places were won by: Albert Perez. Sammy Har- ris, Darrell Creen, Kent Rohrs. and Eric Valdez. Second places were received by: Curtis Harrison. Rudy Alonzo. and Iames Stovall. Keevin Clark, Leornard Renteria. and David Valdez all received third places in their weight divisions. Under the direction of Coach Fred Davidson the wrestlers will continue to grow in strength. CU Varsit wrestling team: front - Travis Russell. David Valldez, Sammy Harris, Albert Perez. Rudy Alonzo: middle - Eric Valdez, Tim Medley, Ioe Ward. Larry Moore, Steve Barrera, Keevin Clarkg back - Coach Fred Davidson, Kent Rohrs. Curtis Harrison. Iames Stovall, Harvey Mosbey, Roger Brown. Curtis Harrison: 121 Albert Perez tackles his opponent: t3l Fred- die Valdez puts a good hold on his opponent. Opposite page: til One of our mighty Longhorn pins done by Eddie Hernandez: C25 Albert Perez shows this opponent who is the boss of this match: t3j Leonard Renteria puts on one of his famous holds: t4J Curtis Har- rison is in quite a twist here. 56 Varsity Wrestling U U .Y Y-1 xg ,R . I C49 455 Fall Record CHS Opponent They 15 Palo Duro 9 5 Dumas 4 24 Pampa 3 18 Borger 3 16 Hereford 9 19 Canyon 2 Tennis 55 The varsity tennis team is striving to improve their con- sistency and depth. With five seniors and 11 juniors, the team is looking for a successful spring season. For the fall, the boys team was undefeated. They also placed second in city competition. The number one dou- bles team, Ieff Gerken and Duane Stewart, were city champions. The number one girls doubles team consists of Linda Burch and Stacey Sutton. The co-captains for 1979-80 are Roddy Youree and Linda Burch. For the fall, the team was assisted by student teacher Iako Garos from WTSU. C13 Varsit tennis team: back - Mitch Landry, Duane Stewart, Ieff Gerken, Barry Vaughn, Savid Wilkerson, Steve Iohnson, Roddy Youree, Coach Ierry Pybus: middle - Linda Burch, Iackie Pacino, Leland Giles, Tommy Murdock, Matt Griffith, Stacey Sutton, Robin Christian, front - Than Rabb, Brandy Foster, Kynell Stanford: C21 Duane Stewart practices his serves. Opposite page: KU Roddy Youree, co-captain: C23 Linda Burch, co-captain: C31 student teacher, Iako Garosg 141 IV tennis team: back - Laurie Lisby, April Luttrell, Dale Wag- goner, Kevin Harlow, Lynne Iohnson, Lorraine Hansen, Coach Ierry Pybus: middle - Shelley Ioseph, Donna Crisman, Tammy Petrowski, Scott Lill, Becky Lucero, Carla Bynum, Dawn Schultz: front- Michelle Moore, Tracey Phillips, Sally Thurston, Iudi Corgea, Maria Herrera: Q53 Brandy Foster: Q61 Coach jerry Pybus demonstrates for his stu ents. , --- - 'A -7'-- r l ' 'z .---, s, f- 2 . ru: 5 5 'i'-. - l 5 if! -.ea-Q P? 5 i ?f' 1 1 L-..- s.-' 1 '-: I : f z H: U ,Q :Vu - - - -f A4 ,Y , V 'fl-X .1 ....., 13'--' ' 'N 1' Q' -1- ., refer-Ni , 1 .1 ... -9 ' 1 Wi-'i '-A '41 it Y ' ' I l An. l I L 1 ill 54 Tennis Gerken, Stewart Capture Cit Doubles Spring Schedule Wichita Falls Tour. San Angelo Tour. Midland Tour. El Paso Tour. Amarillo Relays District Feb. 15-16 Feb. 22-23 Mar. 7-8 Mar. 20-22 Mar. 28-29 Apr. 11-12 Crown 1g,. L 0 X T W 1 2 ' Z W W C11 BOYS RECORD We Opponents They 9 Coronado 42 27 PaloDuro 102 13 Pampa 62 GIRLS RECORD We Opponents They 34 Coronado 32 87 PaloDuro 34 42 Pampa 36 IU Swimming coach Bob Link. Wwjliifjif Swimming 53 Girls End Season ndefeatedp a B Building Year for the Boys This is the first year the swimming team has had a roster large enough to compete in all of the events. The girls swim team has done well this year. The girls have won all of their dual meets and usually place their free relay and medley relay in the finals at large invitational meets. The girls team this year is larger and stronger than the boys team. All of the boys team are first year swimmers, so this had been a building year for them. Coach Bob Link feels that the lack of their success is dup to very few students trying out. Swimming has many different races. They are as follows: 220 yd. medley relay, 200 yd. frees- tyle, 200 yd. individual medley, 50 yd. freestyle, 1-meter diving, 100 yd. butterfly, 100 yd. frees- tyle, 500 yd. freestyle. 100 yd. backstroke, 100 yd. breaststroke and the 400 yd. free relay. Our swim team has many outstanding girls. Mary Wetmore is the team's highest scorer in dual and invitational meets. Wetmore is an outstanding freestyle swimmer and is a good diver. Dinah Elkins is the fastest freestyle swimmer on the team and is a member on the free relay. Phyllis Evans has the record in the individual medley. Cathy Clemens was the team's best dis- tance freestyler, and an excellent butterflyer for a relay. Deanna Nichols was the team's best breaststroker and holds the school record in the 100 yd. breaststroke. Lynne Iohnson was the team's best backstrokeli. Iohnson was a member of both relays with school records. The boys swimmers and divers include: Damon Akins fdivingl, Hal Pierson fbackstroker and freestylel, Kerry Pierce findividual medley, backstroker and distance freestylel, Tony Snider fswan all eventsl, Iohn Elkins fsprint freestylel, and Robert Ralston 1100 and 200 yd. freestylej. All of these boys are first year swimmers. All have done well in what they swam and will be stronger next year. 52 Swimming .--v'tSVfm ' ., ,mer-I ,, ,. Y my, . fs . 4 Q, 2' .. yy, r. 'W' f ,,,.. ,Mm W QTY 2-' 3- E X I ,, .aff N. 4 . if fs x W J R K .A.,h, ,MF ffw 145 C35 Golf 51 A cgpkw 5, Iflw Golfers Strive for Low Score Golf is different from most sports. Golf has a fall season and a spring season. Both teams practice year round and during the cold winter months they were usually forced to play outside as much as possible. When someone goes into golf, they are usually taught the fundamentals. They practice hard every day to acquire the skill a golf player needs. The object in golf is to hit a low score. The boys team played under the supervision of Mr. Don Martz. The girls were under the guidance of Mrs. Marie Deane. U1 Girls Golf Team - KNEELING: Shauna Taylor, Michelle Vigil, Ianice Gonzales, Bejie Neal, STANDING: Teresa Long, Carla Stimpson, Marie Deane, Ianice Rudder, len- nifer Carter: H21 Boys Golf Team - KNEEL- ING: Roy Orosco, Scott Whitten, Russell Kelly, Tracy Byars, lay Stevens, STANDING: Alex Lortscher, Don Mims, Terry Davis, Iohn Amen, Craig Moore, Don Martz. Opposite page - 111 Ianice Rudder practices on a cool afternoon with a smile. 121 A few of the golfers pose. On the ground: Tracy Byars, Iennifer Carter, Shauna Taylor, 2nd row: Shette Halford, Ianice Gonzales, Roy Orosco, Bejie Neal, Michelle Vigil, Randy Davis, Ian- ice Rudder, 3rd row: Russell Kelly, Carla Stimpson, Iohn Amen, Alex Lortscher C31 Carla Stimpson practices putting in prepara- tion for her upcoming season, 141 Alex Lortscher practices driving the ball down the field on a cool winter day. 121 Girls BOYS Location Played Place Location Played Place - Pam-pa Invitational 8th Sfginiisramem 53251222 Qgggllolnvitafional gg Borger N0 Place City Tournament sth 50 Golf 7 ' ty! ,CW-175.2 ' K '- Q Dpafz, 'C' ff! fi I 5 fi ,K , 4-' '15 CU 5 if '+,. ,,4A-.5 In , .,, , 'G pg wx, .w'w Q in fe1 2?b1 ' ,-As, ,av ,,. , 0. 3 ,, 4 I Q -Ya ' , 1, 'Q .W V vw 5 + gp .WP - , N, Z- 4' F., ,fr ff lb fy , V ,f ff 4 -cf mg X, , .' .J C23 B2 Y' 'Eff ' s 5 , -0 N, .. N 5 Maxx.,- ','g ,, 1 , fi ' V x 2 B jhixmmlf ,- af' Wy' Mgr ,- w, 5 - , i!L ' 3 5 M E 2 My A . , ' ' , W . ' 3- ...- 'P' ' Q 4 . , ' ' l A ' W ,Y ... ,ff . ,S Q, ii ,,. X .-7 'A 4 'LA A , K vv I -s .. , V , x rw .f . y. vw asf-f . arf,-L C33 141 Cross Country 49 Cross Countr Teams Sweat It Out The girls' cross country team improved timewise but they didn't succeed in overcoming Amarillo High. The girls' goal for this year was to defeat Amarillo High. The girls ran under the first year direction of Cindy Ham and Iammaye Champ- man. Unlike the past, the boys' cross country was coached by Don Carper. Last year the boys were coached by Iohn McGuire, but due to the fact that he is the athletic director, the boys are now coached at their own schools. The UIL rules have changed this year. Last year, to qualify for region- als you had to be in the top ten peo- ple or the top three teams. This year, the top five people and top two teams qualified for regionals. Due to this change, the girls narrowly missed sending Kim Gonzales to Regionals. Gonzales placed sixth in district. Both the girls and boys cross coun- try teams were small again this year. They ran many miles in practice to prepare for the meets. Everyone lived through it, and sometimes it takes guts to keep on going. The boys finished their season last in district and third in city. The girls finished up third in district and city. C11 Girls Cross Country team: kneeling - Debbie Pompa, Frances Baca, Susan Ennis, Teresa Laster, Vicky Diaz: standin - Coach Iammaye Chapman, Sherri Thorn gmanagerl, Tiffany Wilson, Kim Gonzales, Iosie Cruz, Vera Armijo, Angie Williams, Gina Escajeda ftrainerl, Coach Cindy Hamg C21 Boys Cross Country team: kneelin - Albert Perez, David Hernandez, Iohn Nfendoza, David Val- dez, Mike Lopezg standing - Rudy Villegas, Ranes Rollins, Darrell Green, Armando Rodriguez, Miguel Arriaga, Temmie Cham- bless, Coach Don Carper. Opposite page - C11 Temmie Chambless practices sprinting around the track to improve his times in the meetsg C25 Kim Gon- zales battling it out with Lubbock Monterey: 131 Vera Armijo sweating it out to the very end in the Hereford Invitationalg C41 Armando Rodriguez practices hard for his cross country meets. 48 Cross Country .-,- . .1 L,-1 121 7 Season s Record Girls Place Boys Varsity IV Varsity IV sth place 2nd Pampa No place 2nd 7th 5th Hereford No place 5th 6th 3rd Lubbock 16 Didn't enter 4th 3rd Brownfield 12th No place 4th 2nd Amarillo 9th No place 3rd No record kept District Didn't enter No record kept 3rd No record kept City 3rd No record kept '39 Girls Track 47 Tracksters Strive for a Strong Team The girls track team is quite small this year, but is growing larger every day. Each year the team is a little larger. This year's coaches are new to Caprock and want to build up a strong track team. It will take at least one year for them to build up the team. Cindy I-lam and Iammaye Chapman are the coaches who will be able to build up Caprock's track program. The coaches are enthusiastic and feel they can accomplish a lot this year. The girls practice outside in cool weather. If the weather is too cold, the girls are usu- ally forced to work out in the weight room. This year. since the weather has been so bad, the girls have been confined to the gyms. 111 Girls track team: kneelin - Sherri Thorn, Teresa Laster, Natalie Buttitta. Kim Conzales, Angie Williams. Kim Oakley. Anna Hernandez, Frances Baca. Vicky Diaz, Becky Bustos, Tiffany Wilson, Cina Escajeda: standing - Coach Cindy Ham, Roson Pierson, Rena Ricci, Vicky Potts, Liz SanMiguel. April Toler. Lezlie Turrentime, Camilla jenkins, Melissa Wilson, Sabra Ladd, Iulie Stine, Clarissa Startz, Susan Ennis. Coach Iammaye Chapman: t2I Milers and half-milers Frances Baca, Debbie Pompa and Susan Ennis, practice pacing around the track. Opposite pa e: Q15 Stretching is a very important part of track. Sabraiadd demonstrates the back bend: KZI Tara Murray and Debbie Pompa demonstrates one of the many partner stretches used in track: l3J Iulie Stine works very hard on the hurdles: C41 Rena Ricci and Tif- fany Wilson work very hard on the 440 relay handoffs, They missed but that's what practice is for. Spring Schedule Date Place Feb. 22-23 Burges Inv. Mar. 1 Brownfield Inv. Mar. 7-8 Plainview Inv. Mar. 22 Big Springs Inv. Mar. 28-29 Amarillo Relays April 9 District fAmarilloI April 18-19 Regionals fLubbockI April 25 City Meet May 2-3 State Meet fAustinI 46 Cirls Track 1' Q 3 . I is . 3 IW. 4,1-if , I 'H f H ' sv Y '.' ?r , f I , . . HRM! f 1 l 1 P' .1-4-f .Lf 9 5 1 . f- ' ' 1' ' 'A' ' I -A4 '- .' 1 4 Y 55 rg, v ,. 4 ' ZZ' -45 , .qylfw at , -' 1 K., w ... fsfg K.-'gf ' ' 1' I . - il I .. I I ' 7 . apr- r ,, -f f ulo .. f- - , -A .. 4 h.'.2',f, ' ' ' . A 1 . .N Qfxffjf '4' 1, I ,R 1. f ' 5, ' -M-'I fu. 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Their team will be strong with the many returning seniors and juniors. Many of the sophomores will gain valuable experience which they will add to next year's team. Unlike the girls team, the boys have more than one coach. Richard Eddle- man has discus and shot putters. Larry Bahner has the l-lurdlers, and the sprint relay, Don Carper generally takes interest in everyone but he usu- ally takes care of the sprinters and the jumps. Rick Berry has all the long distance. The boys' head coach is Don Carper. t1J Leonard Coulter poses in front of the high jump: 121 Coaches Pat Williams and Don Car- per keep a close eye on track practice. Opposite page: Q11 Scott Slater practices hard on the hurdles: 121 Avery Sisco demonstrates his ability to pole vaultg 135 Kenny C-ore prac tices on the shot put: MJ Steve Roper, Randy Broom and Mark Wolf work on speed work y, .1 AQ' 4 121 44 Boys' Track X gg. - ' 'gales Date March 1 March 7-8 March 21-22 March 27-28 April 4-5 April 11-12 April 19 April 25-26 May 2 May 9-10 Spring Schedule Place Lawton Amarillo Borger Plainview Dumas Amarillo Relays District tPampaJ Regionals fLubbockJ City Track Meet State Meet fAustinJ lhiueneag ,, ,.. WW, 1 i .,.. , H z ,, ,.--.-..,.,... 411 f4J IV Second in District The Volleyball girls are moving on up! Last year they were last in District but they happily accepted 2nd place in District this year. The girls started off their season defeating Borger 15-13, 15-3. They won 7 games in a row after their City Tournament which gave them a 7-3 record. In District the team defeated Pampa 15- 2, 15-85 Palo Duro 15-10, 13-5 and 15-9. They were defeated by Tascosa 10-15 and 11-15. The 1st half record was 3-1. In the 2nd half they received a 2-2 record. They defeated Palo Duro 15-8 and 15-113 Tascosa 6-15, 15-3, and 5-153 by Amarillo High 12-8, 15-3. and 15-12. The IV Volleyball players did well this year. They finished the season with a 5-3 record in District and with an overall record of 12-6. Their coach was Barbara Dillard. 111 IV Volleyball team: kneeling - Tonya King, Le Anne Youree, April Clark, Pam Palmentera, Lezlie Turrentine, Tammy Davis, Lori Baca, Sharon Cowan: back row - Barbara Dillard, Kim Strueber, Rena Ricci, Shondale Seymour, Debbie Bagrich, Camilla Ienkins, Robin Haiduk, Kristi Styve, Senia Ates. 121 Before the game April Clark and Tonya West warm up. Tonya spikes the ball as April goes up to block. Opposite page: 111 Debbie Bagrich spikes the ball as Kim Strueber moves into position to bump the ball. 121 Lezlie Turrentine warms up by spiking the ball at the net before the game. 131 Camilla Ienkins in action. 141 Pam Palmentera sets the ball during warm up before game. Season's Record opponent score Borger 15-13 15-13 City Tournament Amarillo High 14-12 9-15 10-15 Tascosa 15-11 13-15 0-15 Palo Duro 11-15 14-16 Borger 15-6 10-'15 'll-'15 Perryton 15-5 15 1 Plainview 15-3 15-4 Hereford 15-6 15-4 Lubbock 15-3 15-3 Dumas 15-B '15-4 Lubbock 15-3 15-7 District Pampa 15-12 15-8 Amarillo High 9-15 15-3 15-8 Palo Duro 15-10 13-15 15-9 Tascosa 10-15 11-15 Pampa 16-14 11-15 5-15 Amarillo High 12-8 9-15 5-15 Palo Duro 15-8 15-11 Tascosa 6-15 15-3 15-12 District Record 5-3 Overall Record 12-6 42 pmirff opponents Borger Tasc oba Pa 0 Taseosa Am irillo High Borger Perryton Wes! Tr,x'is Stale Purryton Borgnr Amarillo High Palo Duro Plainview Hereford Sweetwater Bangs Abilene Cooper Palo Duro Lubbock Dumas Lubbock Pampa Amarillo High Palo Duro Tascosa Pampa Amarillo High Palo Duro Taseosa Season s Record scores 15 6 15 10 Cily Tournamen! 7151115 Duro 614 1511 12 14 15 5 15 4 5 15 5 15 4 15 12 15 15-1. 15-6 Tournament 15-1.15-3 15-12.16-14 6-15.1-15 15-10.11-B 12-10,15-9 15-2,15-5 Abilene Tournamenl 15-0. 15-6 15-2, 15-11 15-8, 6-15, 15-9 15-10, 7-15, 7-15 15-4, 15-5 15-6, 13-11 17-15,16-16, 15-2 Dislric! 2-15, 3-15 2-15, 6-15 15-7, 15-7 15-6, 11-6 15-12, 10-12, 4-15 6-15, 8-15 14-16, 15-4, 2-15 13-11,13-10 QQ ii ' ' - ,,q,.ng.4.A1W 'fm' lr 1 4 3 ---'W 14' f w 4.2 .- - if ,TM q11 '.'h-'M Q it 'wa :Q C 'X av Li f if 'M , H .. he -N 4: A E 131 Varsity Volleyball 41 Varsity Grabs 3rd in District Last year the varsity volleyball girls received a last place in district. This year the girls grabbed onto a 3rd in district. Globe-News chose two of our girls for their team. They are as follows: first team - Deanna Arroyos: sec- ond team - Cara Satterfield, Arroyos made the first team on the Coaches All-Dis- trict team: Lisa Saavedra made the second team. They started out their season defeating Borger 15-6. and 15-10. In the city tournament, they were defeated by Tascosa 7-15, 11-15: Amarillo High 5-15, and 5-15. The girls defeated Palo Duro 18-14 and 15-11. They turned around and defeated Tascosa 12-14,15-5,15-4. ln the West Texas State Tournament, the girls won all their games except the one against Amarillo High. They were defeated 6-15 and 1-15. The Abilene Tournament was a good tournament for the girls. They lost to Palo Duro which was their last game in the tournament. In district the girls earned a 3-5 record. Their overall record is 18-10. The girls had a good season this year under the direction of their coach, Kathleen Green. Volleyball is a sport in which you must work very hard to improve and do well. The girls have worked very hard and it paid off. 111 Varsity Volleyball team: standing- Kathleen Green, Connie Snider. sitting - Beverly Be lar, Paula Palment- era, Celene Felton, Deanna Arroyos, Dena Green. Kathy Knapp, Rhonda Proctor. Gara Satterfield, Lisa Saavedra, Anita Bass, Q21 Rhonda Proctor i241 and Deanna Arroyos 1271, go up for a double block. Lisa Saavedra 1301 gets ready to bump the ball if the ball should pass through the double block: C35 Celene Felton bumps the ball to set. Opposite page: C11 Deanna Arroyos bumps the ball and teammate. Anita Bass runs to get into the action: C21 Gara Satterfield 1285 and Lisa Saavedra 130i show team- work as they go up for a double block: 131 Working together! lr, I -1 53.2 - A at ,-..1.::- - ,W -. E-3 q-'t' M can 121 40 Varsity Volleyball 4 1 ' Q , 1 if-4? ' , x D -A , it 4. , . -3,1 -' yy ' 1 Qi , f3J IV Basketball IV Wins Their District Our IV girls basketball girls were also chosen to be last in their District but turned out to be if1! In the first game of the season they were defeated by Borger 84-34. They defeated Coronado 34-31 but were then defeated by Dumas 45-32 and were narrowly defeated by Lubbock 39-37. The girls then picked up steam and weren't defeated until the second game in the second round of District play. They ended their season with a 7-1 District record. Our mighty IV team played under the direction of Barbara Dillard. C13 IV Basketball team: Kim Gay tmanagery Laura Baca, Crystal Mitchell, Camilla Ien- kins, Kim Strueber, Coach Barbara Dillard, Ellen Perry, Lezlie Turrentine. Tammy Davis, Rhonda Breeding, Claudette McGowan, Lori Detten: C21 Sorry AHS, this one is ours! seems to be Tammy Davis' thought. Opposite pa ez UI Nancy Neusch heads down court HB1 steam: 121 Laura Baca jumps up for a rebound: C31 The bench intently watches the IV game: C41 Everyone seems to be in all the action. Season's Record we opponents they 34 Dumas 84 34 Coronado 31 32 Dumas 45 37 Lubbock 39 30 Borger 23 80 Hereford 31 40 Plainview 42 no place City Tournament 40 Hereford 34 65 Lubbock 21 First Round of District Play 42 Palo Duro 21 60 Tascosa 56 85 Pampa 22 41 Amarillo High 27 Second Round of District Play 48 Palo Duro 36 40 Tascosa 45 69 Pampa 19 50 Amarillo High 31 38 IV Basketball AX .A H1 275 53 If 1 1 'Ii -Ei -. .,-,,,X gin., MW ..A.,,,.-mann-usa11'T' mm C31 MJ Varsity Basketball 37 Varsity Captures 3rd in E District Our varsity basketball team was picked to be last in their district but they proved every- one to be wrong about them as they captured third. The girls were defeated in their first three games but came back and defeated Lubbock 41-33. They narrowly missed defeating Bor- ger 41-40. Here came back and defeated our basket- ball team 50-25. They were also defeated by Plainview 57-443 Hereford 57-51. They then defeated Lubbock 49-36. In the first round of district play they were defeated by Palo Duro 42-28: Amarillo High 52-42. but came on through defeating Tas- cosa 53-46 and Pampa 58-57. This gave them a 2-2 district record at the end of the first round. In the second round of district play, our Lady Longhorns were defeated by Palo Duro 41-315 Pampa 55-54 and Amarillo High 51-37. They defeated Tascosa 53-48. The team has had a pretty rough time this year but next year they will be much stronger. The girls played under the direction of Darlene Tiffin. This is her first year at Caprock, and she will have her team built next year. 111 Varsity Basketball team: Celene Felton, Iill Walker, Regina Lobdell, Melanie Mixon, Lois Amen, Coach Dar- lene Tiffin, Rhonda Proctor, Nancy Neusch, Gara Salter- field, Terri DeSpain. Sheila Lamb: 121 Sheila Lamb shoots a freeshot in the last game against AHS. Opposite page: IU The Varsity team in a huddle decid- in what to 0 next. C25 Sheila Lamb about to throw the bail back in boundsg C35 Iill Walker out jumps an AHS pla er. C43 Doc LaFavers is a familiar sight at a basket- balllgame, along with Senja Ate ta trainerj. 9 Season s Record we opponents they 24 Dumas 74 41 Coronado 49 25 Dumas 66 cons. El Paso Tournament 41 Lubbock 33 no place ' Levelland Tr. 40 Borger 41 25 Hereford 50 44 Plainview 57 3rd City Tournament 51 Hereford 57 49 Lubbock 36 First Round of District Play 28 Palo Duro 42 53 Tascosa 46 58 Pampa 57 42 Amarillo High 52 Second Round of District Play 31 Palo Duro 41 53 Tascosa 48 54 Pampa 55 37 Amarillo High 51 36 Varsity Basketball fir ,pw IV Basketball 35 IV Defeats Pampa in District Play Our IV boys basketball team had a fairly good sea- son, but it was pretty rough like the varsity team's sea- son. They started out their season defeating Canyon 44- 35. They lost the next two games to Borger 51-41 and Coronado 48-41. They narrowly defeated Lubbock 37- 36. They then defeated Canyon with a three point spread 57-46. Hereford defeated the IV 54-46. In the city tournament, IV placed third. In an over- time game with Plainview, they were defeated by a 14 point spread Q66-52I. Lubbock was defeated by our guys 42-39. They were defeated by Hereford 54-43 and Dumas 65-58. ln the first round of district play, they defeated Pampa 51-49. They were narrowly defeated by Amar- illo High 56-54 and Tascosa 45-44. Palo Duro defeated them 56-51. At the end of the first round of district play, they have a 1-3 district record. Their coach this year was Sam Steen. f1J Victor Redman shoots a free shot: C21 Todd Tenorio shoots a free shot. Opposite page: C11 Phillip Platt waits for the tip from Dustin Fry, Q2 Victor Redman readies his shot while Leonard Coulter, Greg Ewing, and Phillip Platt anxiously await the resultg f3I After a jump ball, Greg Ewing, Phillip Platt, Leonard Coulter and Todd Tenorio wait for the ballg 141 junior varsity basketball team: back - Art Nelson, David Moore, Victor Redman, Kevin Houchin, Iay Iohnson, Tom Russell, Coach Sam Steen, middle - Mark Ander- son, Bob Steed, Gary Mayes, Ieff Parsons, David Calloway, Tim Dunavin, Iames Lozanog front - Iohnny Thurman, Chris Morin, Stephon Hodge, Gary Sustaita, Craig Moore. Season s Record W opponents they Canyon Borger Coronado Lubbock Canyon Hereford r City Tour Plainview Lubbock Hereford Dumas First Round District Play Pampa Amarillo High Palo Duro Tascosa 34 IV Basketball I 4 f ,J I-' P ' .J tp .. 4' x ' ,f X J i V .nr I Q I. I i 'TWP --I ...L ff. 5 I 1' xs I I S l L is Q Ii. 4- N. K W2 Varsity Basketball 33 Varsity Faced Another Rough Season Our varsity boys basketball team faced another rough season this year. The boys were defeated by Can- yon 71-603 Borger 82-59: and Coronado 67-63. ln the El Paso Tournament, they placed eighth over- all. They were then defeated by Lubbock 52-49. In the Amarillo Invitational they also placed eighth overall. They were defeated by Canyon 75-60 and Hereford 75- 63. ln the city tournament, the boys placed third. Plain- view was the first team they defeated this year. They defeated them 59-58. They lost the next two games to Lubbock 73-59 and Hereford 55-47. Dumas was defeated next 80-73. ln the first round of district play, varsity lost to Pampa 77-73, Amarillo High 63-553 and Palo Duro 85-63. They defeated Tascosa 56-53. Since this team has only two seniors, next year's team will return lots of experienced players. Coach Wally Elam will have seven returning lettermen to build with. C11 Victor Redman shoots a free shot while Leonard Coulter watchesg C21 Todd Tenorio shoots a free shot. Opposite pa e: C13 Phillip Platt waits for the tip from Dustin Fry, F21 Victor Redman readies his shot while Leonard Coulter, Greg Ewing, and Phillip Platt anx- iously await the result, 131 After a jump ball, Greg Ewing, Phillip Platt, Leonard Coulter, and Todd Teno- rio wait for the ball: C41 Varsity basketball team: back - Albert Navarrette, Greg Briles, Calvin Kimball, Phil- lip Platt, Mike Watson, Dustin Fry, Ivan Calhoun, front -Todd Tenorio, Greg Ewing, Coach Wally Elam, Leo- nard Coulter, Bo Goodson, Victor Redman. Season's Summary we opponents they 60 Canyon 71 59 Borger 82 63 Coronado 67 8th El Paso Tour. 49 Lubbock 52 8th Amarillo Inv. 60 Canyon 75 A 63 Hereford 75 3rd City Tourn. 59 Plainview 58 59 Lubbock 73 47 Hereford 55 80 . Dumas 73 first round district play 73 Pampa 77 55 Amarillo 63 63 Palo Duro 85 56 Tascosa 53 t2l 32 Varsity Basketball fy' KU I ev ' Il Q Q Q ..., wlynoi ' A x 55 - ' t tar -4 V L l .-.,.:.- 4 --..--.i.. . - .T . A . if 'xl Ur --0 5 i 3 A A-Ur -- . A I if QY' 4 1 1' 'K . . Q W wp 'v ,...,- , , , 5 ' I I , q.h'5x - pf ' ' :ff-1'-.6 win QX in .sqf- .J-l -'x . Xfld GJ BasebaH 31 '19 Baseball Team Hopes for Nice Weather Baseball is one of our many Spring sports. llue to bad vveather the baseballteani has been forced to practice inside a lot. The team is praying for nice days in which to practice in, but theyll pracuce inside vvhich is the nextbestdnng The baseball team has quite a few seniors and juniors returning to this year's team. The team had many first year players and they will gain very valuable experience which they will add to next year's team. Our base- ball team should be strong this year. The team is under the guidance of Pat Williams andl avKlReanL t1JVarsity Baseball team: front - Greg Mayes, Ray- mond Boynton, Iohn Reighter: middle - Sid Felton, Garey O'Dell, Steve Sena, Winford Hodge, Carlos Navarro, Nick Knutson: back - Coach Pat Williams, Greg Ewing, Rodger Liedtke, Manuel Diaz, Bobby Short, Todd Tenorio, Iames Lozano, Wally Lundberg: 121 Bobby Short fires another one in there. Opposite page: L11 Seniors Steve Sena and Bobby Short are glad to see that practice is over: C25 I.V. Baseball Team: front - Iohnny Heredia, Billy Higginbotham. Bobby Cagle, Phil Pinkert, Martin Renteria, Robert Martin: middle - Chris Reed, Ricky Sustaita, Bob Steed, Kim Long, Ricky Errington, Gary Mayes, Steve Fowlerg back - Victor Redman, Stephon Hodge, Ionny Thurman, David Moore, Scott Tankerslyg Q31 Todd Tenorio concentrates on batting: 141 Longhorn swings a good one. Spring Schedule Date Opponents Site March 3 Hereford Hereford March 4 Borger Borger March 7 Burges Tournament El Paso March 8 Burges Tr El Paso March 15 Irvin CEI Pasoj Caprock March 18 Plainview Plainview March 20 Canyon Canyon March 21 Dumas Dumas March 24 Coronado lLubbockJ Lubbock March 25 Borger Caprock March 29 Plaim new Caprock March 31 Canyon Caprock First Round District April 3 Pampa Caprock Apr1lB Amarillo Caprock April 11 Tascosa Tascosa April 18 Palo Duro Caprock Second Round District Play Apr1l22 Pampa Pampa April 25 Amarillo Amarillo Aprl129 Tascosa Caprock May 5 Palo Duro Palo Duro 30 Baseball if at Y , 5 . ,,.v---n...,.., Ll I y 1 my 'v V. x, -Q., Season s Record Opponent They Palo Duro Amarillo High Tascosa Palo Duro Amarillo High 12 Tasoosa 35 14 Amarillo High 21 6 Palo Duro 21 17 Tasoosa 0 Record - 1-8 Sophomore Football 29 Sophs Have Tough Season This year's sophomore football team has had a tough season. They ended their season with a 1-8 record. They began their season defeated by Palo Duro 41-6. They narrowly missed defeating Amarillo High 8-6. They lost to Tascosa 21-83 Palo Duro 35-213 Amarillo High 14-83 Tascosa 35-122 Amarillo High 21-14 and Palo Duro 21-6. Biggest surprise the Sophs had this year was defeating Tascosa 17-0. This was the highlight oftheir year. This year's coach was Sam Steen. C11 Sophomore football team: back - Ricky Sisneros, Cary Herring, Cody Tredway, Russel Casteel, Kevin Houchin, Vic Daughtery, Gary Upchurch, Iamie Brewer, Ieff Taylor3 second - Coach Sam Steen, Vincent Palacio, Steve Sasueda, Chris Carpenter, David Galloway, Roy Price, Paul Floyd, Kenneth Iaramillo, Brad Davis: third - Rickey Errington, David Annett, Ricky Brown, Phillip Cal- houn, Kenny Gore, David White, Billy Spruell, Ranes Rollins3 front - Iohnny Hurida, Robert Martin, Mike Cruz, George Arenas, Ioseph Cuellar, Arthur Baca, and Victor Ortega3 C21 Leonard Renteria and Randy Broom warm up before the game. Opposite Page: Q11 Coach Ray Basinger and Coach Don Carper discuss plays with player: Q25 Rudy Villages assists Doc LaFavors3 Q31 Richard Baker and Iames Lozano protect kicker Steve Sena3 C41 Richard Baker, Rocky Eckels, Greg Mayes, Bo Goodson, and Mike Watson stops the offense. 28 Sophomore Football J.r-4' 1-M., I-lg ' Ta: ina. Season's Record We Opponents 14 Coronado 28 Lubbock Plainview Monteray Hereford Palo Duro Amarlllo l-hgh Tascosa Borger Record 6 3 They '15 7 C23 IV Football 27 IV Wins City This year the IV football did well. They finished their season with a 6-3 record. They started out their sea- son defeated by Coronado 16-14. They defeated Lub- bock 28-7 but narrowly lost to Plainview 7-6 and Monte- rey 24-20. They then had a winning streak and defeated Here- ford 29-14g Palo Duro 42-143 Amarillo High 15-73 Tascosa 19-8 and Borger 35-0. This year's coach is Pat Williams. 111 IV Football Team: back - Danny McKinley, George Escam- illa, Ricky Flores, Richard Milford, Simon DeLaC-arza, David Moore, Stacy Moore, Teddy Price, Coach Rick Berry, middle - Coach Pat Williams, Eddie Perez, David Upchurch, Scott Tankersly, Wally Lundburg, Kim Long, Royce Wainwright, Tony Saavedra, Cur- tis Harrisong front - Bobby Her- nandez, Dino Diaz, Stephon Hodge, Craig Moore, Al York, Ivan Calhoun, Chris Reed: f2l Coach Williams, Coach Basinger, and Coach Ream discuss their strategy during half time. Opposite pai-eg Q11 On the side- lines the coac es watch the game intently, C21 The team watches an important play: 131 Doc LaFavor's watches from the sidelines, wait- ing to be of assistance in case of injuries. 26 IV Football pf, in 5 sa -fills , Q ,Mis K f 2. , . A, A Q ' 3 f' . N 1 Q 3 nl sk. a lx , I i 1 ,, 4,2 .X 2 f A 1 2 145 ' v 8 v ff' .. W I I . vm! .. X Q61 WJ Varsity Football 25 Varsity Gridders Finish j Season at 3-7 Despite preseason predictions of plac- ing second in district standings, varsity gridders finished a disappointing last with losses to all district opponents. The 3-7 season did have its bright spots. Wins over Odessa Ector, Canyon and Lev- elland were convincing as the Longhorn defense held each team scoreless. Bobby Short, senior running back, finished the season as the second leading rusher in dis- trict 3-AAAA. Senior running back Mark Carroll was injured in the Pampa game and was lost for two games. His hold on the district scoring title vanished with his injury. Senior Raymond Boynton, defensive back: junior Leonard Renteria, offensive guard: and Short were first team all-dis- trict choices. Second team selections were seniors Rocky Eckels, offensive guard: jimmy Hartline, offensive tackle: Greg Mayes, linebackerg and Mike Watson, defensive tackle. Coaches included Ray Basinger, David Ream, Don Carper, Richard Eddleman, Larry Bahner, Rick Berry, Sam Steen, Pat Williams. OJ Football coaches - Kneeling: Don Carper, Ray Basinger, Richard Eddleman, Larry Bahner. Stand- ing: David Ream, Sam Steen, Doc Lafavors ftrainerj, Pat Williams, Rick Berry. Q21 Kneeling: Terry Kennedy, Rocky Eckels. Steve Sena, johnny Toler, Raymond Boynton, johnny Cox. Greg Mayes, Tomm Rodriquez. 2nd row: Nicky Knutson ltrainerj Sid Felion, Richard Baker. Winford Hodge, Bobby Short, Manuel Diaz, Garey O'Dell, Brandon jenkins, Tim Weaver. 3rd row: Scott Slater, Mike Watson. Steve Beggs. Calvin Kimball, Billy jones. Roger Liedtke, Randy Broom, Frank Soria. Back row: Mark Carroll. Bo Goodson, Leonard Renteria, jimmy Hart- line, Tim Dalton, Frank Muro, james Lozano, Kurt Craig, Terry Cherry. f3j Bobby Short makes a long gain as his teammates clear the way to the goalline or him. Upposite page: Raymond Boynton warms up before the football game. i2j Frank Soria kicks the extra point. Q31 james Lozano and Bo Goodson warm up before the game, MJ Enthusiastically our team- runs out on the field ready to win. f5j Coach Eddle- man explains second half strategy in the locker room at half time. f6j Team members gather on the side- lines at Dick Bivens before the Homecoming game. 171 Rocky Eckels blocks for Bobby Short. 24 Varsity Football Opponents Ector Andress Canyon Leveland Borger Lubbock Pampa Amarillo High Tascosa Palo Duro They 20 34 33 22 13 A ,-f M6 34 0,5 mme WKQWQEYTJUHQKW Un , . , . ill N Z3 P QQQ E ilwb JMQUQWWQ www 72mm 0 R T S -,,..... in Aki: 'I.f?'!'F'-P1 :dim . 1- 41 3-513, .FH mW , ,- . ' 31 f ' 1 V I wa U Lg 'fr ' 1 22 Sports 4.0 9 VTP After the Game, the Nlght Life Begins Going to the game is a time to meet with your friends to talk about the latest gossip, to find out who is dating whom, or just to have a good time. But after the final score and the singing of the school song, where does everybody go? For some it is off to see the newest show or to shoot some pool down at the arcade. Some- body can almost always be seen at Harvey's or on Teckla. There is always a group of friends planning to meet at Pizza Planet or Taco Villa. N0 matter where you go, there will always be memories of the things that you do and the places you go after the game. , 20 After the Game, the Night Life Begins 9 .4 . , ,-- A . g M O vu 'I sQ', X 'S-Anil'-' ' 45ge.,..., A f my nf X , 'Li A I x - , g 'fliiwf ,fm if . , if .Lkk 5 .w - Q . .tj , wa M ig -W k M A ff EL 'kfi fif' i A ww, .f 3w,,, W X -, i.....,,i.a':.,gg ig, K W.. QL L. xx 1 xkkfw, L .F Nh -.fm ., Xh-g,,LW '32 - .wi 'v W W il-5 .A - - I , r 'T , get Q L , g. 'L A '. ,V -wa, k V1 3 'Q , k 5 KM . ' Q1 . - M ' M Nm. 1 41' is A ,, ,S ,I , Ri M- 1 5 ,'k ' M ' '- .L -5-,B 11151-if .,g,L 1 b KU M ,,.,......-an -1-al! ,-7,5-n5M?',,.3 M-f ,Mfr - f-- ,H-Ag: ...rg iwlf Q31 l4l In the early mornings and afternoons the ath- letes of Caprock practice to make our team the best. As the old saying goes, Practice makes perfect. C11There always has to be a clown in the group. Steve Sena shows off his cheerleader qualities. C21 Gary Odell scoops up a grounder. C31 Basket- ball team practices hard in the afternoon. Opposite: C11 Becky Bustos practices her hur- dling. C21 Todd Tenorio tries to block Greg Ewing's pass. C31 Track girls running around the too familiar track. C41 Victor Redmon tries for a jump shot. 1 uI.' , ff -lf 18 Athletes Sweat It Out Athletes Sweat It Out .,- 1 - j 'Q . KV..Q'v ...A-sf--A :JI . wh-:H C11 -nillli 23? it Y ...M-' JM V . A WW. A. ,, . W ,W.,.-wmfy ' b , W v '4- if 1 5 . 'wa , h 3, ,,th4l.4 1. ,x W - Q' ' K . The Day Wears On 17 The Day Wears On Sometimes it seems like it takes forever for the bell to ring at 3:35. Why do the last Classes of the day always seem to be the longest? This is the time of day when just about anybody can be found daydream- ing or thinking about what will be going on after school. If the bell ever does ring, it means just one less day of the week to struggle through. But it also means that it is time to get ready for tomorrow and hope that tomorrow will be better than today. 16 The Day Wears On .. y. ,M ,XX ,, .Q Xiu in-A ld 2 U -V or--I fi . 4 M041 3 2 Q. '-1' J., Q J' V , After Lunch, It's Back to Classes '15 After Lunch, It's Back to the Classes ' After lunch it's time to return to the classroom and get back to the books. Sometimes it is hard to settle down and concentrate on what's going on in the room. lt seems like you just can't get your mind back onto the subject your teacher wants to talk about. sp-vlv 14 After Lunch, It's Back to Classes W . ---ll-' 7-fs Teresa Dodson enjoys her lunch with a few friends and talks about how her day has gone. Sheila Ferguson spends some of her time stud- ying, but Mike Cruz distracts her. Tommy Ortega looks for an empty chair after he gets his tray of food. Veronica Fierro finds a cure for her Big Mac attack at McDonald's. tll Lunch Rolls Around lust in Time igguaadiillwmf- , , When the clock strikes 12 noon, many people race to be first in line at the cafeteria. Others hurry to their cars for their daily trip home or to a fast food restaurant. Whichever the case, those people who have first lunch are envied by the rest of the students and teachers. Scott Brooks races down the hall before the bell to be first in line at the cafeteria. Rhonda Procter spends part of her lunch break vis- iting with friends. Mr. Bob Flanagan enjoys his lunch with his fellow workers, 3 I 1' f lab ,,,....x,,...,......,.... ,..,...W, Mm, . , ,..m..,..,,,.,V,.-,. ,,,.,A,.., H - X 3 ,,.,, -...,,,...,,,..,....,...-. , V, .WW W.- .,.,,,-,M.-,b,,,,,,..N.,.....4..,...,....g.,,a. Kham ma 0 Vv! .4 ,,-J,-, 'pilr ., ,, M T kv, , M,,,,..,..W,.......M...,.......,.Q...4........ Classes Begin 11 10 Classes Begin Classes begin promptly at 8:30 a.m. on most days. Subjects range from Chemistry to Economics to English to Woodworking to Auto Mechanics. We all come to school to learn and prepare ourselves for the world outside. We also come to he with our friends and to make relationships that will stay in our minds and hearts forever. . . . The Classes Begin if vw Al R- '--'wud H- 'M ,522 ' ' if fwfmi' .war 1' 5.1 J ig . , A-a' g . 1 0' ' ,............-Q-M 1 if ,..u ' ,,,,,,,...,....-:sw--mu... ...rv ,....., I N . ,. .......A....,,,.m.W.,,W.Y- ..,,M.,,A, -V . -il!'itIl'v ' -r a1u.L' VVhen the Bell Rings 9 When the 8:25 bell is heard it's time to find your books. say see ya after Class to your friends, and march into the classroom to start another day of typing, Algebra, history and of course the dreaded English class. When the Bell Rings . Mflflilb 9 6 6 4 8 WhentheBellRings J,-..., .'f ' 55,3 xv if -4 gov' g Before School 7 What Do You Do Before School? Before school is a busy time for a lot of stu- dents. Some study in the library. The ROTC drill teams practice in the cold morning. Some just go through the halls talking with friends and teachers. Students also enjoy going to the commons and meeting friends, or they meet in their favorite parking lot and listen to their Car radio, waiting for the bell to ring and start off a new day. .........,,....,,,,.....-.-----' 6 Br fore School 3 gg i? when in X H, V at Monday Morning 5 obod Likes Monda Morning The Monday morning hlahs are common for Caprock students and faculty. Monday brings an active weekend to an end. and it is time to settle down and get to work. Monday. we gather our strength and face the classes. teachers. reinstatements and unfinished homework. Doc Lafayers doesn't seem ready to start his Monday morning. Mrs. Eddra McPherson doesn't do anything without her Neil Diamond shirt. Doing a favor for all his friends. Iohnny London hrushes his teeth. Sherri Smith gets ready fora big day. Laura Moulder starts her day with Cocoa Puffs. Gotcha! Steve Goldsmith finds it hard to he careful this early in the morning. 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