Castleberry High School - Castleviews Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1988 volume:

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Not only is the air conditioning helping the students and the faculty, but it also symbolizes the personality of our school fron HOT items to COOL fods this year. Castleberry led the way in all sports and activities. Throughout the school year we left our competitors FROZEN solid a we passed by them in all areas of athletics. The band, choir, and the other school activities were also HOTTER than ever. The air conditioning is something that we have been waiting for and we will want to remember that all the hot days are finally over for the Lions There will never be another year like this year, and we have tried to capture all the special moments of your high school days. Here at Castleberry W' have always been COOL but this year more than ever FOR US IT’S TVCr llrtatr I 2 jfeUb L. o£ (XWl r j4’ X cL oorC coot evife cuziakrruc4' 46 XfotfafChUL yfyXWU, 7X AAjlJwz£a r e ioa nMpO onA OcruL 4 CtMe A l t 4 %. Ana tua vc ?4X FOR US IT’S The Castleberry School District had its beginning in the year 1898. It was a one-room frame building known as Marine School No. 3. In 1902, because of an increase in scholastics, another room was added to the one-room structure. This school, located where the present Castleberry Elementary now stands, was known as the Rosen Heights School No. 2 and served the community until the year 1919. To replace this two-room frame structure, a three-room red brick building was constructed on the one-ocre tract at a cost of $6,000. This building marked the real beginning of what was known as the Castleberry School since it was this structure that was named in honor of Uncle Zack and Aunt Fannie Castleberry who furnished water from their well for school use. In May, 1958 the first group of students became graduates of Castleberry High School. These first graduates posed a picture of enthusiosm, cooperation, school spirit and pride that has become a tradition at Castleberry. This year marks the thirtieth anniversary of the founding of that tradition. It is with great pride that we look into our past and with great hope that we look to the future of Castleberry High School. 4 Fit Mmi inii tw We praise thee Alma Mater Living truth and knowledge. All ever reoching for thy goal All striving t’ward an end untold. Thy hallowed halls are ringing. Thy song is never failing. We lift on high our voices praising To our Alma Mater. We're the Castleberry Lions hear us roar We’ll fight, fight, fight for every score We’re really on the beam watch us hit the other team. We’re the roaring scoring Castleberry Lions Lions Lions. When the crowd gives a yell go aheod We’ll shout for the boys in blue and red With a spirit brave and true Castleberry we’re for you We’re the roaring scoring Castleberry L-l-O-N-S! 5 Pot Havdy was born in Daytona 0eax , F[_. 3he attended F yne Uni verify � n Bhrcwnwood, p , fn m iqfe(o f0 |C 70. — — 6He graduated � n IHw u Vom Lap c WqH tchool — — in u Porte, Tx , a ‘suJou i? c4 Houston. ‘ lyunriq ner yeav at Itowuro r ne - r e cxr qirlfrjeM pulled a prarxVL on ano+Vier o named Pod §rovm. They wmi to -Hie rod� Station and dediaxiedeve y Soria u c from Pod rcvJr . J end o 33, She beuan ner f 'rvt orxJ cnw tcacn«nA |Oioa+ cv s «Vhio. 1 wen Stnefcn t Deqan itucbinq. tVie Vddt would call ncr “pa Party TYie f woutU u- t tvirovu a party in her room tor no reason, and SVie vA uld get in troufctc. She received hef masters degree i n IA ?( tvorvA Norm Texu State UniN rMty inDenton. Once TravoCrow pvxi Gtcm (a mannequin) — in her nadntxto and Me found it it e ncxrt m yrnmej . She Wcu j cty-ttagrdene£. She became tv� e ‘siuaerx Council Sponger CUon with Susan iyach non in • SlteuaVt aAcSVonce and WtereiAicxs a question about tv e aceat Irvsh Potato Fa m me. - Che Student vdrote aboui m e Potato Pharos who moq ed his victiiWi to death. on aruduanon nigni, UrH, she and Su a.n ftaasmen went around PudJtiviq-things in some c me graduates' yards. } J IA? ? . Tbe. CdStleviews AnnuaJ, Volum-e 30 was dedicated to Pat Howdy. Patricio Hardy contributes an enormous amount ot her time to the stuaents and faculty whom she has taught and befriended over the past seventeen years. Coming into high school as a freshman and having such a great and interesting teacher as Ms. Hardy for World History is a neat and memorable experience. Ms. Hardy credits W.O. Barnes, former principal of CHS, as being the most influential figure in her teaching career. She patterns many of her standards and techniques after his. Ms. Hardy enjoys being a teacher. She believes success comes from dealing with her students and not necessarily through money or prestige. Feeling that she improves with time, she plans to teach as long as the Lord allows her to. She says her main goal in life is, “To become a better Christian, which is a constant task.” Through the years, Pat Hardy, has consistently delighted students with her stories and clever teaching methods. This dedication of the annual is our way to show you how imponant you are to us. 6 DEDICATION STUDENT LIFE Most Likely To Succeed Mr. and Miss Castleviews Class Favorites Homcoming Fads And Fashions j: k0p- l-o Vl U' i lcxA. C-z-. L c L KjC, Kh. a STUDENT LIFE 9 Most Likely To Succeed 1 Stephanie Nall Stephanie Nall was chosen the girl Most Likely to Succeed. Stephanie has shown her promising qualities that will certainly enable her to succeed. Throughout her high school years. She was involved in cheerleading, National Honor Society, Vice-President and Secretary for Student Council, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Key Club and ‘‘Just Say No. 10 Student life V- Most Likely To Succeed Ryan Williams Ryan Williams was chosen the boy Most Likely To Succeed. Ryan has demonstrated his ability to accomplish, prevail, and triumph. He was involved in basketball, golf, football, band, National Honor Society, and was President of Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Student Life 11 Shawna Clark Finalists I Showna Clark was one of the finalists of Most Likely To Succeed. Shawna has showed her ability to strive for success. She was involved in volleyball, basketball, track, Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes, Math Club, Computer Math Club, Student Council, Annual Staff and was President of National Honor Society. Sammy Hopkins Sammy Hopkins was one of the finalists of Most Likely To Succeed. Sammy has shown his ability to accomplish and triumph over any- thing. Sammy was involved in choir, and National Honor Society. 12 Student life Noel Davis Noel Davis has shown her pos- itive attitudes and has dedicated a sense of responsibility. She was involved in volleyball, basketball, trock, choir, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Key Club, Math Club, cheerleading. Student Council, Just Say No,” Computer Math Club, and was Secretary of National Honor Society. Clint Robertson Clint Robertson has given his me and served the school during is four years of high school. Clint ras involved in choir, football, baseball, Annual Staff, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Just Say No,” Student Council, and National Honor Society. Student Life 13 s: MISS CASTLEVIEWS z Stephanie Nall M Studtat lift V- V MR. CASTLEVIEWS Jimmy Norton Sfud«nt Life 15 V - kt7 FINALISTS P 16 Student Life Student Life 17 Elizabeth Wise Bart Moore What is the thing you treasured most your senior year? I treasure the memories of years past-the football games, friends. The thing I treosure most is my friends. Whether they are freshmen or seniors, the] disappointments, achievements ond crazy weekends. Memories ore are all great, what I treosure mast of all because they last forever. 18 Student life 7 F INALISTS X What is the thing you treasured most your senior year? Scott Summers The thing I treasure most about my senior year is being part of the most successful season in football since 1964. The Intimidation Corp. 1987 50 Jill Shetter My friends are the things I have treasured most. I know that after we graduate we will always remain in eodi other’s hearts. What is the thing you treasured most your senior year? Trey Collard The thing I treasure most is remembering all the fun I hod as a junior in Mrs. Thompson's second period Biology II class. Michele Miller The thing that I treasured the most was all the wonderful memories of my friends, my treodiers, games, and all the other special times that I will always dear. Shxfcnl Lit 19 Jeff Birdwell Shirley Wasser If you could have two wishes granted, what would they be? 1. To get to play Brewer ogain. I would wish love and happiness for every person in this world 2. To beat them! and I would also wish that every person in the world could find the loving bond of God. 20 Student life If you could hove two wishes granted, what would they be? Chuck Wells One of my wishes would be to have a lifetime supply of wishes. The other one would be ... well, I don’t know, I guess I will wish for the next one when my lifetime supply of wishes gets here. Paula Wood I would wish that I could live in a medieval castle in England. Then I would wish for a hundred other wishes. If you could have two wishes granted, what would they be? Scotty Phelps My first wish would be to be with Ricki Ewing from now til eternity and with the second wish, I would wish for more wishes. Mandy White If I could have two wishes granted, they would be to have a successful life, and to be financially secure. Student Life 21 Thomas Sonnier Kim Geeslin What is your favorite animal? Why? A monkey because it is so cute, cuddly, crazy like me. A baby bear because it is so cute, ond it looks so soft and cuddly. 22 Student Life What is your favorite animal? Why? Faruk Caram My favorite animal is the Bull Terrier. Most Bull Terriers are white, (ute, and very playful. 8ock in the 1800's, they were called Glodiators because of their great couroge and ability to fight. Christy Moore A zebra so I can name it Spot. What is your favorite animal? Why? Curtis Davee I would be a wild horse so I could have my freedom and no worries. Kristy Williams A dalmation puppy because they look so cute sitting up there on those big red fire trucks. Student lift 23 FRESHMAN FAVORITES Nathan Cook Julie Hapkins What is your favorite kind of fish and why? 24 Student We My favorite kind of fish is a swordfish because it's sharp. My favorite kind of fish is a lionfish: need I say more? FINALISTS What is your favorite kind of fish and why? Ric Aguillon A shark becouse it can eat up all of the sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Kristi Novak It would be a downtrigger fish because it best explains my strange attitude. What is your favorite kind of fish and why? Simon Owen My favorite fish is the electric eel becouse of his shocking personality. Jennifer Crowell My favorite kind of fish if the sardine because he's always surrounded by friends. Shxfcntlih 25 Heidi Hedric Eric Maritn What will people best remember you for in 20 years? 26 Studwtlift The foct that I am a constant giggle-box. I’m such a strange person, that they could remember anything about me, but I guess it would be the way I moke people lough or listen to them when they need a friend. FINALISTS What will people best remember you for in 20 years? Lee Farlow I hope (hot in twenty years from now I will be remembered os o friendly person with a good sense of humor. Lisa Minarcik I'd like to think people will remember me for my in- tellegente, beauty ond humor but with my luck they will remember that I wos the skinniest girl jn my doss. rV What will people best remember you for in 20 years? John Brown I believe they will remember me for my ability to keep my sense of humor even in the fore of odversity. Lori Loftis It would have to be my dingeyness. People say this berouse I'm slow at getting jokes. What tan I say, other people are this way, too. We ore very unique. Stufot lit Phillip Kellogg Stacey Sharp If you could be a celebrity who would you be and why? 28 Student Life I would be Charleston Heston because he played Ben Hur and wow, what a show! Demi Moore so I could star in movies with Emilio Estovez and Rob Lowe. FINALISTS If you could be a celebrity who would you be and why? Shawn Robertson Jim McMann, so I can wear Raban waforer sunglasses and eat oil the Toco Bell food I want. Amy Ruffin Marilyn Monroe, because she was a legend in her time. If you could be a celebrity who would you be and why? Ronnie Barber If I could be a celebrity, I would want to be Arnold Swortzonagger then the cooches wouldn't bug me about getting bigger for sports. Rachael Southworth If I could be a celebrity, I would be Alt because I feel we hove some of the same characteristics. He's full of laughter ond mischief, ond his curiosity olmost always KILLS the cat. Shxfent lit 29 BEST ALL AROUND Greg Spiers Tonia Carr What is the best and worst quality about yourself? 30 Shxfcnt lift The best quality about me is I om always in a good mood. The worst quality is that I am a smart. The best quality about me is my personality. I feel like I om very outgoing and friendly to everyone. The worst quality about myself is my temper. I take things too seriously which makes me mod easily. FINALIST What is the best and worst quality about yourself? James Underwood i feel my best quality is my ability to make friends. I feel that my worst quality is my procrastination. Cheri Pippin My best quality is probably my smile. My worst quality is that I have o ternkxy to talk too much when I om not suppose to. What is the Lest and worst quality about yourself? David Jones My best qualify is my personality. I olways greet everyone with a smile and a laugh. My worst quality is that I tend to take things of importante for granted. Ricki Ewing I think my best quolity is S otty and my worst quality is oixe I start toughing, I on't stop. Orgnoiiotion 31 MOST SPIRITED Mattie Lee David Cook If you could be a piece of sports equipment, what would you be and why? I would like to be a pair of shoulder pods so I could always be with Gools-I would be the one to lift their spirits high, the Real Men . 32 Student life If you could be o piece of sports equipment, what would you be and why? Jon Rodgers I would be o discus because I think it would be neat to fly through the oir like they do. Carrie Piccoli A spirit stick becouse it represents good school spirit. If you could be a piece of sports equipment, what would you be and why? Toby Ashbranner If I could be any peke of sports equipment, I would be a basketball becouse I’m such a bosket cose. Kristi Smith The football team's helments so I'd olways be on their minds. Student life 33 Homecoming in ‘87 The 1987 Homecoming week- end was a weekend to be re- membered for many reasons. First of all the football game was an exciting Lion victory over Northside, 42-8. Many students and exes showed their spirit in many dif- ferent ways. The junior class truly showed their spirit by winning the Student Council spirit link contest. The Acappella Choir also produced “Best of Broadway ', their review of the twenty-five musicals they have produced. The homecoming parade and Thursday night pep rally will also be remembered in spite of the coldness of the day. The Friday pep rally was an ex- citing, fun-filled, crowded event. The Homecoming Court of 1987-88 was made up of three girls who were active in school, Queen Rachael Southworth, Princess Shawna Clark, and Princess Steph- anie Nall. Homecoming Queen of 1987, Rochoel Southworth. Homecoming Court: Mr. Jerry Nall, Princess Stephanie Nall, Mr. Jim Southworth, Queen Rochael Southworth, Mr. Fred Borney, Mr. Truman Noland, Princess Shawna Clark. ioming Home Court of 1987: Mr. Charles Felts, Rona Stratton Smith, Mr. Barry Mochos, Cindy Thyer The 1986 Queen, Tommy Lopez, hands over the Homecoming toberson, Mr. Lonnie Gouyton, Dodie Brewton Gouyton queen title over to Rochoel Southworth. aren Culwell Batts honors Movrine Kirkland with a plaque. The Lion team shows excitement as they return for the second half of the football gome. HOMECOMING Student Life 3$ Memories of ?e Y c - ryiM The lion teom breoks through the homecoming breaker, drawn by Ben Bortram. The varsity, junior varsity, and freshman cheerleaders show their pyramid ability at the homecoming pep rally. Bond members ond band exes look on as the senior’s gloves burn. 36 Student Life Homecoming The burning of the letters is one of the many traditions of the C.H.S. homecoming Mums ore o fun symbol of homecoming for girls! The lion moscot tries her hardest to lift the spirits of the lion fans. The homecoming pep rally is always full of spirited students and exes. Student We 37 Simon Owen, whose adorable smile mode the crowd scream, did a solo rendition of People in a Box . Jeremy Pent finally got his chance to wow the crowd with Axel F . Albert Cano, member of The Velvet Tur- tles, obviously gets into the beat! Guitarist Jeff Birdwell is really jammin' on “Blitzkrieg Bop . I d look over my shoulder too, Lodine, if I were in the same room with Igor. 38 Student Life gor's been eating that plastic gross Travis Hill of Run JET asks, “Can you rock igain. it like this? Chris Moore, lead singer of The Velvet Turtles belts out, Ay! Oh! Let’s go!!” STUDENT COUNCIL’S TALENT SHOW David Cook, Morvin Makorwich, Sean Phillips, ond Nathan Cook made up Four for One, who won the talent show with “J” and Davy D won second ploce with their song, Acappello . their rap. Studtflt Lite 39 Rebecca Wolker is in a school doze. Shawna Clark, Shane Miller and Penny Above.- Renee Rial and Wendy Hanes We got you, Kristi Novak. Wharton watch Toby Ashabranner work discuss their weekend adventures during on the annual. break. Below: The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Right: What are Michael Boone and Tim are alwoys ready to pose for o picture. Grubbs eogerly watching? Every Day Life at C.H.S. 40 Student life Left: Sammy White Eagle successfully hichted a ride from Oee Oee Geeslin. v Above: Shelley Wood, don't give us at look! Faruk Carrom amd Commie Oean are stressed out with school. Penny Whorton is stuffing her foce, os usual, but Shannon Yzquierdo posses. Below: Soy what? exdoims David Pip- er. Below Left: Fadra Anderson tries to bum the answers off of Joey Gonzales. Student life 41 42 Stud«ni life Garret Martin is getting ready to be kissed by Cindy Frissel os the Spanish Club looks in. Right: Mike Richards mokes another devestating kick. C.H.S. shows its love for children. Amy Ruffin drops another person. Castleberry's own terrorist squad. Stud«m life 43 CLOTHES OF 1988 Clothes Polo Oxford............$65.00 Guess Jeons ....................$40.00 Weejuns ........................$75.00 Boss Shoes .....................$35.00 Converse Chuck Taylor’s . . . . $21.00 501 Acid Wash Jeans .......$40.00 Coca-Cola Shirt........$35.00 Keds ...........................$25.00 Denim Skirt ....................$30.00 Entertainment Movies......................$5.50 Movie Rental................$2.30 Putt Putt .......................$4.00 Pool ............................$1.50 Six Flogs ......................$18.00 Concert ...................$20.00 Toilet Papering ............$2.17 GoCorts ....................$2.00 Omni Theater ...............$4.75 Automobiles BMW....................$30,000 Jocquer .......................$41,000 Mercedes .................$40,000 Porsche ..................$52,000 Hyndai.................$5,600 Used Car ..................$1,000 DOMINO , PizzAl FOOD OF 1988 44 Student Life � 10 v s � A1 OM Levis MUSIC OF 1988 Foods Pizza $15.00 Tommy's Hamburger $2.00 lorge Fries $85 8ean Burrito $.95 Candy Bor $.43 Whopper $1.79 Potato Chips $2.69 Hot Fudge Sunday $1.59 Music Cassette Tope $8.99 Comport disk $13.95 Artists Dirty Doming Soundtrack Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me The Cure Nothing Like The Sun ... Born To Boogie Sting Honk Williams Jr. Cloud 9 George Harrison Tiffany Tiffony Forever and Ever Heaven Is A Pkxe On Eorf . Randy Travis Belinda Corisle Joshua Tree U2 Faith George Mkhoel Dear Mr. Jesus Power Source Miscellanes Maximum Speed Limit . . Annual .... 65 m ph $25.00 Gas $.89 Stamp $.22 Hoircul $8- $25 VCR .... $250.00 Lunch at C.H.S $2.50 Student lilt 45 ARTS AND ACADEMICS Choral Department 48a Band 54 Yearbook 63 46 48 Arts end Atodemks Am end Acodemks 48A r '4 umi'HtiTmin I CONCERT CHOIR 50 Am ond Atodemks Our own Trey Collord in a solo from 1776. The Gleemen soy Hello Dolly! A scruffy Eliza Doolittle sings to the tramps in My Fair Lady. 52 Arts and A(od«mi« Seniors go hillbilly in li'l Abner. I'm in love. I'm in love. I’m in love ... sing the girls from the first South Porific Finale Actl — Ihe King and I Is this o good example for the Soph- omores? Arts ond Acodomks S3 CASTLEBERRY y ; Directors: Phillip Aikman, Jeffery James Drum Majors: Krista Minarcik, Eric Martin Twirlen Lisa Purdue Tuba and Baritone: Paul Boothe, Ricky Garcia, Bobby Martin, Wayne Atchley, Daryle Hester; Flutes: Beatrice Baker, Jennifer Clark, Julie Ly, Darlene Me ail- lough, Michelle Ozborn, Christina Thompson, Leia Burran, Jamie Cas- tillega, Cynthia Galindo, Angela Johnson, Kathy Swanson, Tracy Phelps; Trombone: Jason Bernard, Mark Mangrem, Tommy Mouton, Russel rogers, Lisa Schafernocker, Edward Williams, Steven Kindiger, Jeremy Van Dyke, Chuck Wells,- Saxophone.- Melinda Parnell, Chris- tine Hodges, Malliga Collins, Trae Cummings, Jason dixon, Lee Farlow, Keith Kloberdanz, Tommy Raley, Juanita Serrano, Adam Wall; 54 Arts ond Acodemks LION BAND . joJLz L LsCLr-Z. a J }{jL£+y? stJjO 3!s s s-6-r S- Drum Corp-. Phyllis Atchley, Ranee Me Coy, Danielle Me Donald, Car- men Me Intyre, Sean Phillips, James Simpson, Rodney Wade, Robert Van Dyke; French Horn: Jennifer Hopkins, Kelly Hutchinson, Leslie Ruffin, Deana Starnes,- Flags and Rifles-. Amy Beavers, Chris Averitt, Suzanne Williams, Tyra Beavers, Angela Bruner, Julie Burgess, Tammy Burgess, Bill Crews, William Darden, James Gor- don, Jeremy Gordon, Scott Green, Terry Green, Christine Hatfield, JoAnne Holtman, Michelle Huskey, Paula Massey, Tammy Mulanax, David Payne, ShoShanna Payne, Roma Raso, Rawnda Rich- ardson; Clarinet: Ronnetta Carver, Davina Dennis, Regina Ellis, Renee Little, Jodi Sarber, Sarah Walker, Jennifer Wetzel, Valerie Wilson, Christi Hud- son, Wendy Madewell, Melanie Ruiz, Shelly Thetford Arts ood Acodemks 55 TOO MUCH CAN NEVER BE ENOUGH The band has earned over 200 trophies. Throughout the years of Castleberry High School, the band has accomplished a great deal. They hove received 231 trophies. From 1959 to 1979, the band only had 22 trophies. Since 1979, un- der Phillip Aikman’s direction, the band has won 209 trophies. The band has traveled to many states and countries. They hove been to Orlando, Florida where they came home with 15 trophies out of only three events. They also went to Mexico twice to the In- ternational Contest and won two gold medals, one for concert band and the other for jazz band. The band has been in the Rose Bowl Parade. They have also been to Louisiana, Colorado, Hawaii, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. The jazz band has travled over- seas numerous times. They were the United States Representative at Sean Phillips snickers at Phillip Aikman while Rodney Wode closes his eyes on the whole subject. the contest in Warsaw and they were the only high school jazz band to perform in the Soviet Union. They were invited by the gov- ernment to perform in Kiev and Moscow. They toured Romania and went through Daracula’s Castle. They have had four tours of Eng- land. The band has toured the British Isles in 14 days includig 17 performances. They have gone to Poland where they won 27 tro- phies. The jazz band won first place in every contest except for one in which they placed second. The Castleberry High School band has been very successful throughout the years. They are very well known and very well thought of. The band students should be commended for all their hard work and their dedicatin. The student body should be very proud of the Castleberry Lion Band. The characters of Wizard of Oz ore Dovid Payne-the Tinman, Bill (rews-the Lion, Suzanne Willioms-Dorothy, and William Dorden-the Scarecrow. Krista Minarcik and Eric Martin do their so ute at contest. Oh, we're off to see the Wizard, the Edward Williams and the rest of the wonderful Wizard of Oz. Boneheods ploy follow the leoder. Below: Mr. Aikmon wants us to do what?” queries Ronnetta Carver. Left: All these and good looks, too!1 exclaims Phillip Aikmon. Arts end Acodemks 57 $8 Am cH Atofcmks Left to right, standing: Jennifer dork, Ronce Mr Coy, Philip Kellogg, Jason Bernord, Tommy Mouton, Doryle Hester, David Bdderos, Rkky Garrio, Larry Scroggins, Teddy Neil,Dire tor — Jeffrey Jomes; kneeling: Nofhon Cook, Angie Johnson, Melonie Ruiz, Christine Hodges, Mofliga Collins, Melinda Parnell, Troe Cummings, Tommy Roley Am ond ktxkmxi 59 JAZZ BAND Front Ron Romo Row — It (olorguord (optoin,Renee Little — Librorionjulie ly — Office Secretory, Jodi Sorber — Reporter HistorionJennHer Clark — Bond Secretory,- Bor Jr Row: WiHiom Dorden — (oiorguord (optoin,Chris Show — Monoger.Eric Martin — Asst. Orum Mojor.Kristo Minorcik — Drum Mojor.Poul 8oothe — President.Peter Golindo — Vico President,Phillip Aikmon — Director Front How: Phillis Atchley, Rodney Wade, Sean Phillips, Nathan Cook, Robert Van Dyke, Back Row: Carmen Me Intyre, Danielle Me Donald, Rebecca Hutchinson 60 Arts and Arodemirs Hutchinson ploying French horn dur- o contest at UTA's Maverick Stodum. I wanno go home! soys Suzanne Wil- liams, portraying Dorothy in the Wizord of Oz. Got my charts! said Mark Mangrem about his lucky chorm just before UIL. The three Musketeers in the trumpet section, Joey Bain, Tony Hopkins, and Peter Galindo, worming up before com- petition. If I only hod a brain, maybe I could stay on my feet, said William Darden as the Scorecrow during a performance. Smile, Sean Phillips! You're on candid camera! Aril ond Acodcmus 61 (jetting Aeacii ¥ (ostieberry High School's 1987 — 88 yeorbook staff brought home 10 awords from the Heart of Texas Summer Publkations Workshop held ot 8oylor Umver — sity, July 8, 9. and 10. 1st p'oce (over Design Metmdo Wolfinborger Theme Development Stoff 2nd pkxe (option Writing Michele Miller 3rd pkxe (option Writing Jodi Sarber Outstanding Achievement Beginning Photo Qiurk Wells Beginning Photo. Oovid Autrey Oesign Exellence Michele Miller Speed Recognition Spread loyout My Gorrison Spread loyout Michele Miller Spreod loyout Poulo Wood Cheese, said members of our staff, while taking time out from a 3 — doy camp at Baylor. 64 Arts ond Aeodeenics Staff An Alcti on This year oar Annual Staff includes: Sponsors. Borbcro Ryon ond Joel Krouse Edifor:Jodi Sorbor Business Monoger: Michele Miller Asst. Business Monoger Penny Wharton Monoging Editor Kelly Gorrison ond Melinda Wolfinborger Copy Editor: Victor Moritn Photo Editor: Chuck Weis Photographer: Oovid Autrey Staff: Sho� no Clark, Ricki Eeing, Paulo Wood, Shone Miller, Toby Ashabranner, leuro (orrizoles, Suzoone Williams Our Staff brainstorming to meet a deodline due the next morning. Arts and Acodemics 6$ ARTI Rk Aguillon, Oovid Autrey, Ronnie Bar- ber, Joson Briggs, Jeremey Collins, Brion Clark, Rowdy Cooper, Terry Ferriss, Ste- phen Graf, Jeanette Gremm, Carmen Hernandez, Randy Little, Lisa Perdue, Jennifer Porterfield, Keith Ray, Roy Sand- ers, Frank S(hram, Roelio Serrano, Darrell Smith, Jimmy Stinnett, Jolene Summers, Chad Thompson, Mark Young Josie Alfaro, Christine Bush, Jon Gonzales, Sandra Gonzoles, Chris Green, Erica Grider, Gerald Griffen, Paulli Harbidge, Matt Harrison, Shelley Harmon, Tawono Lee, Renee Little, Shannon Mo(k, Deann Melanson, Shelly Mercer, LaShonna Morales, Kathy Nelson, Jorge Perez, Joe Porter, Michelle Romos, Jesse Ricardo, Mike Richards, Keith Stollins, Kathy Swanson, Tricio Toylor, Venita Young- blood 66 Am ond A odtmks Honey Biffle, Joson Cook, Renee (reswell, Trey Dovis, Oovid Oawson, Ester de Jesus, Bruce Dixon, Ed Eogleton, Shona Gorrett, Stephanie Kovalick, Thomas Lawler, Brad Leger, Shane Mack, Mara Mod, Gorrett Martin, Hector Orozoco, Dorothy Overton, Suzanne Taylor, Jennifer Witt, Elizabeth Zenteno, Randy Weinberger COMMERCIAL ART Colline Banks, Aimee Boecker, Tim Dovis, Sylvia Gonzoles, Casey Hawkins, Beth Huber, Missy Lowock, Joel Marquez, John McClanohan, (had Mitchell, Ronnie New- man, Jomie Sarber, Shelia Scott, Aaron Scozzorri, George Pearson, David Landers Arts ond Acodemks 67 Walter Burleson, Ralph Dovis, Tre Ealy, Matt Empson, Anna Endoya, Laura Evans, Cindy Frissell, Gina Funitello, Danny Gil- breath, Glen Hawley, Lisa Helbing, Jason Hill, Barry Ingle, Theresa Kotter, Lisa Langston, James Maritn, Shoshanno Payne, Danny Renois, Charles Rivers, Mi- chael Ruthesell, David Shuman, LeaAnne Sikora, Jason Thompson, Eddie Tincher, Shelby Tovar, Bobbett Wall, Jason Widman, Melinda Wolfinbarger ADVANCED AND BASIC OILS SPECIAL ART 68 Arts and Acodtmks David Dowson and Trey Davis are putting far below: LeAnno Byles tells Shawn Robertson and Bill Krista Minarcik and Eric Martin give Phillip the final touches on their works of art. Crews that the show must go on . Ailcman a solute os he observes the band. Joe Allen, a Castleberry ex, studies his during a dress rehearsal for their 25th performed to the theme of The Wizard of music for The Best of Broadway. musical review. The Best of Broadway. Oz. Arts and Arodtmks 69 WHO’S WHO The teachers of C.H.S. chose these students as the most outstanding in their department. The teachers then wrote a short paragraph describing why they chose them for the selection of “Who’s Who” for the 1987-88 school year. SEXTET — LeAnna is the 87-88 Music Queen. She is olso o three year choir member and two yeor sextet member. She is most creative, dependable, ond has a good attitude. ICT — Chris is the ICT-VICA treasurer, custodian of club funds and is responsible for club monies. He has leadership qualities ond is well liked by fellow students. GIRLS ATHLETICS — Showno wos nominated because she is an excellent athlete. She is also o very fine leader on and off the court. She has been involved in sports for the post four years. CVAE — Ben is president of the CVAE — VOCT club anc is an outstanding student. He works well with other officer and club members, and yet maintains friendship with all. ENGLISH — David seems to have o natural ability to excel in English. He is to be commended for this ocodemic achievement. 70 fine Arts FRENCH-Noel is aggressive in her approach to new challenges and ideas and always makes that attribute work toward her advantage. SPANISH-Marlo continued throughout her second year to disploy above average in Spanish. Her retention of gramatical structure was impressive. BUSINESS-Dawn has taken every business course offered at C.H.S. and personifies the qualities that lead to success in the business world. She is a dependable and con- scientious student. MATHEMATICS-Sammy has demonstrated his ability at several different levels, including trigonometry and computer mathematics. He is thorough ond analytical when solving problems. INDUSTRIAL ARTS-Gabriel hos taken classes in both wook and metal and has put forth effort well beyond what wos needed to excell in both dosses. SYMPHONIC BAND-Philip has been in the Castleberry Band program for four years. He hos been a leoder, not only in Symphonic, but also Concert ond Jozz Bond. Arts ond Atedemks 71 COSMETOLOGY-Angela is a very talented young cos- metologist who shows a lot of promise. She is a good hairstylist and has excellent speed. Marvin Makarwich A CAPPELLA (HOIR-Morvin was, not only A Cappella Choir President, but also spent a second year as a member of the Trebletones and Gleeman. DECA-Not only is Rhonda an outstanding student in Marketing Education, but alsp is outstanding at her job training station with J.C. Penney. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE-Michele is not satisfied until she knows she has done her best. Michele is industrious, competitive, responsible and a positive thinker. Beyond all these things, she is a compassionate individual. ART-Since her freshman year, Shannon has displayed qualities of the highest caliber in her art dosses. She is a very hard worker and a most cooperative student. Seon Phillips JAZZ BAND-Seon has been a Castleberry bond member for four yeors. He is a strong leader, very supportive, and a good Christian. 72 Am ond Aredemks Mike Richords Clint Robertson OY'S ATHLETICS-Mike not only excelled on the field C regular ploy, but wos selected for several post- honors, omong them being named to the oil- strict and the oll-Torront County teams. PHISICAl SCIENCE-Clint is a devosted student, his per- formance in Physics wos the quality used to choose him os the nominee for Who's Who in Physical Science. HOMEMAKING-Rochel displayed an affinity for lead- ership both in ond out of doss. She wos elected president of FHA ond served the office with her best. 4 IE-Donielle is industrious, works well with others, ond I fill positions of responsibility. She has studied such irses os typing, accounting ond office education which s given her a background of education for the business ice. SOCIAL STUOIES-Ryan wos selected as the outstanding student in social studies because of his participation in the classroom discussion and for his ability to see the abstracts of social studies. SPECIAL ART-Melinda is a diligent and creative student who excels in the designing ond execution of special art projects. Arts ond Aredem 73 The next one I spit ot you. We (oiled this bus home for the whole day. 74 fin Arts Capitol Scholars Rhodes Scholar Have Social Studies. Will travel. left: Jodi, Stephanie, and Michelle went to the state copitol for 3 days during spring breok. The met Gib Lewis, talked to the cabinet members and repre- sentatives oi the House. They met Bill Hobby, who is Lieutenant Governor of Texas. Girls State flight: This summer I went to Texas Lutherian College for American Legion Girls State. We were there from about June 15-26 and there were around 580 girls there. We got to visit Austin and sit in on a special session. We [ormed city, country and state governments. I learned a ot and mode many new friends. iational Geography Awareness Week ovember 16 20 wos National Geography Awareness eek sponsered by the Notional Geographic Society. On le loud speaker, each morning of that week, there was trivia contest. The winner recieved an inflatable globe. At the end of the week, Ms. Hardy's classes hod a party where the students brought food from around the world as well os dressed in the countries' native dress. A good time was hod by all. Bobby Peck, a 1984 groduote of C.H.S., will be o Rhodes Scholar after he graduates from Princeton, this spring. Bobby wos o very octive student while ot C.H.S. He served os president of the Student Council, on outstanding member of the C.H.S. Band and wos the Valedictorian. Bobby earned the admiration and respect of both the students and faculty. Boys Stole The past summer I went to UT at Austin to represent Castleberry at American Legion Boys State. There were 957 other boys representing other schools. We studied government and ran for different oKices. I wos elected to top 28 Justice of Court of Appeols. We had to give 5 speeches if we ran for offices and the last one wos in front of everybody their. On the last day, I met Hobby and Clements. We had a lot of fun and got to play football in Austin Memorial Stodium. American Airlines Scholar I wos chosen as American Airlines Scholar ond went to Washington O.C. We spent two nights ond three days in the city ond toured all major sites, including the copitol, the White House and oil the monuments, including the Vietnom Memorial. I was choosen by the History De- partment to represent our school because of government and social studies advancements and conduct. I met many people, including this gorgeous girl from Springtown, The trip was a blast! Ryan Williams Fine Am 75 Move.- David Jones is looking better then Right: Jeff Birdwell looks down the toble ever ot the Holloween Dante. hoping one of his friends will shore their lunch with him. Right: The French and Sponish classes show their singing talent to the Ad- ministrators. Far left: Oonnie Pettis shows off his basketball talent while playing for the Hawks. Below: I wonder if I put on my RIGHT- GUARD this morning.'' thinks Paul Cook. fine Axis 76 Left: Is that o phone number or the answers to a test, Mkhoel Burk? Below: Surprise Sally Highfield, we got your picture. Above Left: Oh, Paul Mikel, is it really that bad. Left: Krista Minorcik shows us how she would look if she was a nun. fine Arts 77 1 SPORTS Varsity Sports Cheerleaders Fall Sports Winter Sports Spring Sports School Spirit 1=1 78 6 Casie Carter spikes ft ball os Cooch Bass tel Iodine that the ball is o our side. Ladine Thomos shoots c Kristy Williams an Dorene Hale go up for th rebound. 80 Sports VARSITY VOLLEYBALL START VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL 14 Matt Empson 15 Jason Hill 20 Mike Richards 21 Ryan Williams 22 Jeremy Hudson 23 David Cook 30 Barry Ingle 31 Todd Staley 32 Glen Hawley 33 Jeff Evans Senior Guard Junior Guard Senior Guard Senior Guard Junior Forward Senior Guard Senior Forward Senior Forward Senior Center Senior Forward 80d Sports VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL SPRING Track Returning Letterman; Left to Right: Rogelio Serrano, Paul Cook, Greg Spiers, Craig Murroh, David Piper, Albert Cano, Jimmy Norton, Miguel Serrano Track Returning Letterman; standing: Casie Carter, Shawna Clark, Penny Wharton, Angie Lawler, Dorene Hale, Stacey Sharp; kneeling: Shannon Yzquierdo, Iodine Thomas 80f Sports SPORTS Baseball Returning Lettermen: Back Row,left to right: Chuck Wells, Jason Hill, Greg Spiers, Mike Ruthesell, Jimmy Norton front row-. David Jones, Shelby Tovar, Mike Richards, Terry Wiley Tennis Returning Team: standing: Mike Burk, David Autrey, Greg Morris, Poul Golf Returning lettermen.- bark row: Ryan Williams, David Wayne, Todd Stoley front Stelton row-. Lee Fariow, Chuck Wells, Jesse Ricardo (Not Pictured) Sports 80g VARSITY CHEERLEADERS EADERS Christy Moore, Jennifer Sanders, Jennifer Crowell, Amy Ruffin, Julie Hopkins Sports 81 THE INTIMIDATION CORPORATION 8? Spom CASTLEBERRY FIGHTING LIONS avid Piper throws the Half Bo k Pass to perfection. Barry Ingle catches yet another touch down. Jason Hill drops back. le INTIMIDATION CORPORATION yds the offense agoin. Chuck Wells catches anothe pass. Sports 83 Steve Coroll, David Woyne, Trent Detamore, Tim Grubbs, Dove Emler, Pat Patton, John loven, Michoel Shobay, Steve Cofer Sweetheart — Shawna Clark Manager — Shay Rodgers Trainer — Chris Moore 84 Sports Chuck Wells and Joson Hill get ready for the parade. Junior football players show the spirit. ALL - DISTRICT PLAYERS Darrell Davis first team Defensive Line Mike Ruthesell first team Defensive Back Mike Richards first team Punter; second team Kicker and Linebacker Chris Kudrick second team Offensive Line Craig Murrah second team Offensive Live and Defensive Line Barry Ingle second team Offensive Reciever Jimmy Norton second team Running Back Tippy Underwood second team Defensive End Tony Carver second team Defensive Bock Sports 85 Junior Varsity Football Tommy Russell, Donny Gilbreath, Warren Rivers, Lorry Jenkins, Jason Bernard, Donny Renois, Brian Evans, Kevin Kottwitz, Jeff Rufhesell, Jason Thompson, Foul Cook, I Carlile, Albert Cano, Bubba Barnett, Kevin Filipowia, Keith Stallings, Thomas Sonnier, Bill Horvison, Jason Widmon, Ed Eogleton, Eddie Joines, Kevin Jockson, Brett Ramsey, Pa Portman, Lynn Sperry, Clint Walloce, Chris Kudrick, James Nelson, Bobby Lee, Troy Stillings, Chris Martin, Pete Cosorez, Troe Cummings, David Balderas, Poul Shelton, Jon Rogers Michael Forrester, Shawn Robertson, Eddie Tincher, Bryan Grounds, Dale Sewall, Curtis Davee, Michael Burk, Larry Thomason, Les Stephens 86 Sportt Sports 87 88 Sports 89 Varsity Volleyball The ‘87 volleyball season was destined for success. Throughout the year, the team proved that we were 1! Experience was the key this year. Six seniors is a big plus in any sport! The Lions finished with an unblemished district record. They recorded two first place fin- ishes in the Garland Tournament and Weatherford Tournament. The Lions overpowered Brownwood for the District title. In the Bi-District game, it was close but after an excting comeback the Lions re- mained victorious. They were at last ready for Pecos. After three games, the Lions fell short. Al- though their season was finished, they had acheived one of the best records ever (29-2) and were by no means the losers. Congratu- lations Spike Crew! 90 Sports A Year Full Of Dreams Sports 91 This years junior varsity team was very successful partly due to the fact that the team consisted of five juniors, four sophomores, and one freshman. A tremendous amount of team spirit and de- termination carried the team through the season. They worked out hard and always gave their best. Kristy Williams, Maria Hart, Kattiy Smith, Dianna Hawley, Becca Geary, Penny Wharton, Stella Williams, Rachel Kohles, Angie Lowle Janice Hughey I 92 Sports Freshman V-Ball This year’s freshman team put forth a superb effort throughout the season. Their hard work and de- termination was evident, just look at their record. These girls went through many tough games and almost always came out winners. 93 VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL Top: Ryan Williams, Todd Staley, Glenn Hawley, Jeff Evans, Barry Ingles Bottom: David Cook, Gnxk Wells, Jeremy Hudson, Jason Hill Minutemen show enthusiasm. Glenn Hawley starts the Lions off right. 94 Spom lEFENSE Glenn Howley owaits the boll. The G.M. watches from the stands. xh Shabay gives his advice. Ryan Williams plays the “0 ! Todd Staley swishes another one. Spom 95 J.V. AND FRESHMAN 96 Sport BASKETBALL Spem 97 VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's Varsity team was not built on height, experience, or raw talent. This team’s strength was their heart. Despite a slow start in pre-season, the Lady Lions completed district with a 7-3 record in a tie for runner-up with Poly. After an exciting overtime win, the Lions advanced to the play-offs to meet Stephenville. The Lions' sea- son ended there but they were not losers. They had achieved more than most people thought they ever would. These seniors will be greatly missed but next year's team will have the experience it needs to be successful. Congratulations on a great season! 98 Sports Sports 99 Junior Varsity B-Ball This team was awesome. Their dis- trict competitors were overpowered. This team will be ready to compete on the varsity level and to not just com- pete — but WIN! They ended their season in first place. Thanks girls for your hard work and determination! 100 Sports Freshman Basketball Top: Tammy Cariile, Lori Loftis, Corri Vanzandt, Josie Alfaro, Erica Olson, Judy Clark Bottom: Aikia Bonner, Caryn Freer, Wendy Bryant, Lori Snell, Anita Sanchez, Jodi Loftis This has been a great year for the freshman team. It was equipped with versatility and style. Under the coaching of Party Peg the “fishsticks” finished the season with a winning record. Their com- petitive spirit showed through in every game. Sports 101 Tonio Corr does The Lion Solute. Cheri Pippin ond Lisa Heibing do their favorite cheer. Reneo Denney turns away while wondering how long it's been since Pete brushed his teeth. Cheri Pippin shows her spirit by cheering for the Lions. 102 Sports ur theerleoders hove spirit, yes they do! Prove Leslie Ruffin and Lisa Helbing. 'C.H.S. is 1! , roars Pete. VOLLEYBALL Mansfield 15-11, 15-2 Seagoville 15-0, 15-1 Sunset 15-5, 15-10 Wilmer Hutcheus 15-5, 15-9 South Garland 15-3, 15-7 Aledo 15-5, 15-5 Granbury 15-6, 15-4 Northwest 15-12, 17-15 Azle 15-9, 15-4 Grapevine 15-8, 6-15, 11-15 Keller 14-16, 15-9, 15-8 Cleburne 15-12, 15-8 Boswell 15-10, 15-2 Denton 15-6, 15-3 Breckenridge 15-13, 15-9 Azle 16-14, 13-15, 15-11 Poly 15-2, 15-1 Carter 15-5, 15-1 Northside 15-9, 15-9 Everman 15-6, 15-12 Brewer 15-10, 15-11 Poly 15-7, 15-2 Carter 15-2, 15-2 Northside 15-0, 15-8 Everman 15-11, 15-12 Brewer 13-15, 15-13, 15-9 Weatherford 15-12, 15-4 Brownwood 15-13, 15-7 Graham 15-7, 12-15, 15-13 Pecos 15-12, 0-15, 3-15 c H S 1987-88 The Colony Joshua Aledo Diamond Hill Northwest Polytecnic Carter Northside Everman Brewer FOOTBALL C.H.S. 10-6 20-3 17-13 42-0 13-3 21-13 17-14 42-8 7-17 6-29 104 Sport GIRLS’ BASKETBALL BOYS’ BASKETBALL C.H.S. C.H.S. (eller 48 42 Springtown 81 47 Arlington Heights 75 26 Lake Worth 66 36 (eller 29 48 Joshua 64 73 ioswell 63 69 Graham 63 44 Medo 45 65 Lake Worth 63 40 Jecator 43 78 L.D. Bell 64 48 pringtown 71 18 Decatur 57 71 iainsville 50 57 Ponder 73 65 leburne 35 45 Boswell 47 58 Yichita Falls 51 45 Northwest 68 39 ichland 46 70 Burleson 64 48 pringtown 53 63 Azle 53 46 J Pierce 53 47 Aledo 59 50 AcKinney 50 56 The Colony 79 43 oshua 57 30 Granbury 63 59 olony 53 40 The Colony 63 51 verman 41 56 Joshua 81 75 rewer 51 29 Poly 65 54 oly 56 50 Carter 70 66 arter — Riverside 49 44 Northside 89 63 orthside 58 53 Everman 52 38 verman 34 40 Brewer 69 55 rewer 50 44 Poly 45 44 oly 36 45 Carter 73 61 arter — Riverside 56 45 Northside 58 67 orthside 76 62 Everman 55 75 oly (zone playoff) 45 42 Brewer 54 43 tephenville (playoff) 38 63 Sports 105 Soy Cheese! - Fromage or is it Kueso ? 106 Sports Mr. Duke ques the choir during o dress Cindy Frissell admires Korey Bush during rehearsal for their first show, The Best Mrs. Thompson's, fourth period, English II of Broodway . class. Thot boll wos in!” pouts Kothy Smith. Harold Huddleston and Roger Graves prove, time and time again, that friends that ploy together, stay together. (Trumpet, that is) “Hm, this tea tastes better than I thought! thinks Russell Rogers during first lunch. Sports 107 Let's give him o hand for his impression of a (lam!” Paul Cook joins in the Alma Mater tra- dition after a football game. The Orum Majors salute to judges at a contest at UTA's Maverick Stadium. Freshman Cheerleader Becky Moore and her friend Christi Hudson work on coloring a sign before the Everman basketball game. 108 Sports Let's go surfing now. Everbody's loomin' how. Come ond go Safari with me! sings Miquel Serrono. Sports 109 “Let’s beot those Steers. Right: In Ms. Hordy’s room all the world is a stoge. Dee Dee Geeslin, the teddy bear killer. Hey, Nick Wokeland, no food or drinks in the gym! “All right, coach, you hit the bird. left: Coach Wayne shows us his Mich Jockson moves. 110 Spom Sport 111 SCHOOL SPIRIT School spirit is best symbolized by the red ond the blue. Red symbolizes the love that oil stu- dents feel. Blue symbolizes the loyalty shown throughout four years in high school. Spirit dwells inside our school. It is in the gym during each pep rally. It is felt in the stodium during each game. It lives in the halls ev- eryday. There were times when spirit was divided among freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Each class tried to outdo the other in some way. When it truly count- ed, though, they all pulled together: the battle cry, the fight song, the alma mater. That is true spirit. That energy that sets you apart from the rest, yet unifies and strengthens the school. When the Lions needed him, Ben Bartrom come through with flying colors. 112 Spom Spem 113 ORGANIZATIONS National Honor Society 116 Student Council 118 Clubs 120 Vocational Organizations 134 ORGANIZATIONS 115 NATIONAL Making the Grade This year’s National Honor So- ciety consisted of seventeen seniors and nineteen juniors. The students that composed the National Honor Society were chosen not only based on scholastic achievement but also for their involvement in extracur- ricular activities. This year's mem- bers had teacher appeciation proj- ects once a month. The National Honor Society has been a great asset to the school as a leadership organization. OFFICERS: Showna Clork-President, Lodine Thomas-Vke President, Noel Dovis- Serretory, Sponsors-Willis Fisher, Caroline Wooten SENIORS: Front Row-. Lodine Thomas, Noel Davis, Shawno Clark, Stephanie Noll, Kelly Garrison, Renea Denney; Back Row: Jodi Sorber, Sean Phillips, Mott Harrison, Rya Williams, David Payne, Krista Minarcik, Mkhele Miller; Not Pictured: Krista Edenfield, Sammy Hopkins, Mike Richards, Clint Robertson 116 Organizations SOCIETY JUNIORS: Front Row: Naomi Daves, Lisa Perdue, Carrie Pkcoli, Lesley Ruffin, Danielle Me Donald, Casie Carter, Marla Hart Bark Row.- Amy Hanley, Paula Mulonax, Rachel Kholes, David Aulrey, Tony Carver, Doug Cason, Greg Morris, Darlene Me Cullough, Heather White, Shannon Yzquierdo, Aimee Boecker, Julie Ly Ryan Williams, Clint Robertson, and Matt Harrison discuss which teocher they have for their projects. Willis Fisher on the prowl in the library during a National Honor Society meeting. Left: Leslie Ruffin gives a weird smirk while she tries to find a seat in the meeting. Orgonizofons 117 STUDENT COUNCIL This years Student Council has been a very successful one, thanks to the cooperation and effort of all those involved. Our acivities, in- cluded dances, spirit links contest, o talent show, and more, aroused a great deal of school spirit and par- ticipation. In addition to these things, we introduced a new con- cept this year. A point systen was developed so that any student could work his way onto the council by earning a certain number of points. This proved to be very effective. We hope it will continue to be used in years to come. These things could not have been possible with- out the constant help and support of our sponsors, Pat Hardy and Sally Highfield. We truly appreciate and thank them for o gieat year. FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Fionl row: Simon Owens, Tiffany Frye, Shelly Richardson, Becca Geary Back row: Tim Davis, Nathon Cook, Chris Me Infyre, Daryn Williams, Coroyn Freer, Jennifer Carver OFFICERS Front row: Stephanie Nail-Vice President, Danielle Me Donald-Historion; Bork row.- Jimmy Norton-Seargant at Arms, Greg Morris-Treasurer, Sean Phillips-President, Victor Martin-Secretory Sean laughs as he catches Marvin Makarwich coming in late to the Student Coum Meeting. 118 Orgoniroitons STUDENT COUNCIL SENATORS AND OFFICERS front row-. Toby Ashobronner, Tommy Mouton, Teri Allen, Ricki Ewing, Oanielle M( Donald, Louro Carrizoles, Renea Denney, Stephanie Nall, Showna dork, Erk Pointer; Bock row-. JeH Birdwell, Greg Morris, Philip Kellogg, Vktor Martin, Scotty Phelps, Jimmy Norton, Sean Phillips, Marvin Mokarwkh, Jermemy Pent; Hot Pictured: Paula Wood, John Heckart One of Castleberry's many attractions is our Elvis impersonator Doug Cason at the Halloween Dance. Organizations 119 FRENCH Front row-. Andrea Bullock, Toby Ashabronner Second row: Terry Green, Yassmin Caram, Sponsor-Vkkie Harris, LeAnna Biles, Darlene Me Cullough Third row: Commie Dean, Amy Hanley, Julie Laminock, Rigina Sisk, Scott Green Bock row: Naomi Daves, Tommy Mouton, Lee Farlow, Chris Shaw, Melinda Wolfinbarger This year has been a very suc- cessful one for the French Club. We have participated in many activities such as decorating the foyer for pep rallies and selling candy. We enjoyed a brunch at La Modeleine and a pizza party at Crystals with the profits of our fundraisers. This years officers have been very active with the club and have stimulated an interest in French among its other members. Many thanks goes to Mrs. Vickie Harris, our sponsor, who has been very supportive and creative throughout the year. OFFICERS: Julie Laminock-President, Vkkie Harris-Sponsor, Cammie Dean-Vice Pres- ident 120 OrganizoitoftS Doriene Me (ullough, Amy Hawley, Naomi Daves and LeAnna Biles seem to enjoy the meetings. President Julie laminotk gets things roll ing at the meetings. Uh, Stott, this way please. � rry Green doesn’t look too enthused. John Hetkart gives us one of those looks. Orgoouotiem 121 LOS LEONES ESPANOLES Standing.- left to right: Noomi Doves, Paulo Mulanox, Victor Reyna, Paul Mikel, Kathi Me Christion-Sponsor,Elizabeth Wise, Garrett Martin, Penny Wharton, Sarah Walker; Sitting: Amber Norris, Stephanie Craig, Commie Dean, Belinda Hernandez Membership for the year was small but solid. Members strove to promote the motto “progreso, cul- turo y educacion. Mid-December, members celebrated La Navidad with a Mexican food potluck at sec- retary Stephanie Craig’s house. There was the traditional pinata breaking and pasadas. In one major fund raising project, members sold Toberone candy, one of Spain’s most famous exports. In Feb. mem- bers loaded up and departed for Dallas to enjoy a day shopping at one of Dallas' well known malls specializing in Hispanic Merchan- dise. The day was spent visiting, sight seeing, and sharing incredible Mexican dinner. Early March, a se- lect group represented Castleberry at the annual P.A.S.F. convention in San Antonio. They were joined by other high school representatives through the entire state of Texas. In May, Cinco de Mayo, the most widely celebrated Mexican holiday, was celebrated at Castleberry with a musical assembly. Amber Norris-Tres, Stephanie Craig-Sec, Cammie Deon-Pres, Belinda Hernandez- Program, Kathi Me Chrislian-Sponsor 122 Ofgonizoitons DE CASTLEBERRY Stephonie Craig and Amber Norris ea- gerly await another meeting. I El Presedente, Commie Dean, demon- strates her now-famous Spanish duck coll. As usual, our sponsor is overloaded with a labor of love. Orgawofiwts 123 FELLOWSHIP OF bottom to top-, left to right; Lynn Sperry, Chris Martin, Lee Thompson, Les Stevens, Doryn Williams, Lodine Thomos, Noel Davis, Wode Bloke Mr. Williams, Tommy Mouton, Teddy Neil, Jerry Little, Miquel Serrono, Curtis Dcvey, Rocheol Southworth, Story Sharp, Jomes Hill Ryan Williams, Chutk Wells, Danny Renois, Greg Spiers, Jimmy Norton, Stephanie Nall, Kevin Kottwitz, Kevin Ingle, Chris Mr Intyre Steve Coffer, Pat Patton, Todd Staley, Paul Cook, Shawna Clark, Shonon Yzquierdo, Casie Carter, Kristy Williams, Marla Hart Jason Hill, Glenn Hawley, Greg Morris, Vktor Martin, David Jones, Stephen Carroll, Dave Emler, John Loven President: Ryan Williams Vice President: Jimmy Norton Secretary: Lodine Thomos Treasurer: Jeff Birdwell 124 Orgonizvtons CHRISITIAN ATHETES The Fellowship of Christian Athletes, gives to the athletes the challange and adventure of redeving Jesus Christ as their Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of their church. The activities consist of sponsoring the David Roever as- sembly, raising money at the FCA night at Crystals, meetings that include speakers dis- cussions and Bible studies. They host the varsity basketball tournament, go to area rallies, build leadership by sending dele- gations to state and national convention, softball competitions in the spring and then their year climaxes with a campout at Eagle Moutain Lake. Through these experienes taking place throughout the year they hope to accomplish their purpose. Jimmy Norton roods form the Bible at regularly-held meetings. left: Dave Emler presents the trophies at the Tip Off Classic. flight: Athletes share at the FCA meeting. Ryan Williams speaks at the FCA meet- ing. The Fighting Lions break before the an- nuol FCA Lion's Tip Off Classic. Organiictiom 125 PEP SQUAD Front to Bock; left to right: Kris 8oker, Kimberly Birdwell, Mottie Lee, Jeonnie Holtmon, Thomosine Reisch-sponsor, Mortho Me Geebee, Jolene Summers, Nilo Youngblood, Shorlot lewis, Louro Dillard, Sheila Watson, Diana Hubbard, Amy Porter, John Brown, Wendy Hanes, Gabbie Garcia, Trocey Jones, Greg Moson The Pep Squad is a group of students that strive to share, promote, and encourage school spirit. This organization is dedicated in assisting the cheerleaders, cheering the football team and basketball players at sports activities, and attending other athletic events. This group has many fund raisers. Some of these include bake sales, car washes, and selling items for special events and holidays. The money made on these projects goes towards the pom-poms and the mono- grammed shirts already purchased. The funds are a also used for art supplies,(to make posters, dec- orations, and banners) and for other necessities. The main point is to promote school spirit and demonstrate their love and support for the Castleberry Lions. 126 Orgonuoitom Standing: Kris Boker-Treosuror, Mortho Me Geehee-Publicity, Thomosine Reisch-Sponsor, Jolene Summers- Poriiomentorion, Hifo Youngblood-Historian; Kneeling-. Mottie lee-Vice President, Jeonnie Holtman-President, Kimberly Birdwell-Secretory First row: Jodi Sorber, Mkhele Miller; Second row.- Leanno Biles, Victor Martin, Melinda Wolfinbarger Quill and Scroll was organized ril 10, 1926 by a group of high ool advisors for the purpose of :ouraging and recognizing indi- ual student achievement in jour- ism and scholastic publications, ce its founding, charters have jn granted to more than 12,500 h schools in all 50 states and 41 eign countries. This is the first ir that Quill and Scroll has been jred at Castleberry High School, s year, membership consists of ; Annual Staff members. Be- se of these five students, our doI shall be a permanent mem- of Quill and Scroll. Quill and Scroll Orgonijorfons 127 Future Homemakers of America left to right; Fiisl row Kathleen Clausen, Doina Odom, Jill Shelter, Julie Wright, Rachael Soulhworth, Oeo Dee Geeslin, Shirley Wasser, Carla Haberzetlle Seron tow Slaty Sharp, Dana Judkins, Geogio Bokinlos, Kevin Kotlwitz, Lee Thompson, Cheryl Davis, Tratey Jones Ihird tow Jeanette Grimm, Down Finley, Kathy Swansoi Shannon Mock, Terry Green, Gerardo Perez, Jennifer Clark fourth tow: Jennifer Taylor, Marie Martinez, Amy Knudson, Jennifer Wetzel, Angela Bruner, Roma Rost Judy Oshields, Virginia Heurno tell to right: Judy Oshiolds-Sponsor Rathacl Soulhworth Julie Wright Kevin Koltwitz Jill Shelter Slaty Sharp Carla Haborzollle Shirley Wasser Virginia Hcatnc-Sponsor l?8 Oiguiiuailom Our students taking odvantage of the firedrill. Peter Galindo and Tyro Beavers prove that friendship ton never fail. Football games are just so much more fun at halftime. It's hard to be just another fore in the crowd, dressed like this. Marvin Makarwich and Heidi Hedric discuss what to do with their night life. Castleberry's melting pot is Ms. Hardy's classroom. Organizations 129 From left: President-Yossmin Carom, Vke President-Kelly Garrison, Minister of Propoganda-Melinda WoKinbarger Front row: Jennifer Taylor, Oieri Pippin, Paulo Wood, Donoe leMond, Jennifer Hannah, Louro Corrizoles, Kellie Wells, Amber Norris, Elizabeth Wise; Second row: Garrett Martin, Lynn Sperr Regina Sisk, Tonia Wakefield, Shelly Richardson, Amy Handley, Julie laminak, Yossmin Corom; Third row: Chris Martin, Jerry Little, Edna Daniels, Toby Ashobronner, Chuck Wells, Michele Miller Renea Deney, Paula Mulonax; Back row: Tommy Mouton, Jeremy Pent, Faruk Carom, Kelly Gorrison, Shane Miller, Albert Rivera, Anna Endaya, LeAnna Biles, Melinda WoHinborger Key Club is any organization that is sponsored by the Kiwanis. Oi teacher sponsor is Mr. Joel Krouse and our Kiwanis sponsor is Dr. Ke Brown who is a Castleberry Ex. Key Club is mode up of young men ar women who recognize the needs of our community and together try deminish them. The club has many members who participate in sever other activities in school and community. Meeting monthly the club discusses upcoming events. Such events a fund-raisers, the Chili Supper, the Pythian Home for orphans, and the cli convention in Oklahoma. The Club officers are: Kellie Wells-Vice Pres Michele Miller-Secretary, Kelly Garrison-Treasurer, and Melinc Wolfinbarger-minister of Propaganda. These young ladies together wi the members support the club and dedicate thier time for the preservatic and betterment of the community they live in. 130 Orgonuoitaw CLUB T 1 I I ' k r lennifer Taylor ond Melinda Wolfinbarger Obviously Mr. Borney is feared by oil his ire Key dub's offkial musk coordinators. students. These two seniors are perfect examples. Orgoniiotiom 131 Front row: Gabby Garcia, Elizabeth Wise, Rochoel Souttoworth, Monka Mokorwich, Nancy Brffle, Donna Whitson, Anito Stoms, Dawn Silvey, Terri Sparks, Stephanie Bakintas, Roger Roden; Bock r n Shown Precther, Paulo Snider, Shelly Jocobs, Doog Cason, Albert Cano, Mkhoel Humphrey, John Nix, Wesley Todlock, Tim Bean, Chris Barber, Rowdy Cooper, Leesa Crain, Christy Brke, Loree Bake Rodeo Club has been a activ group this year. They had planner for club jackets and they schedule a street dance for November. Sev eral of the club members are als part of the North Texos Rodeo Clu Association and will ride in som upcoming high school rodeos. Officers from left: Loree Boker-President, Shawn Preother-Vke President, Paula Snider-Secretary, Christy Brice-Treosurer, Leesa Crain-Ramrod 132 Orgonuoitom CLUB Far below: One of Rodeo Club’s octivities Below: Down Silvey enjoys riding horses, is riding bulls. bove: Some of the members enjoy etching the rodeo. Orgonizotions 133 Distributive Education Clubs of America The Castleberry DECA Club is made up of vocational students who are studying the field of marketing. They go to school for half a day and then report to a marketing, on-the- job training station. DECA runs the school store which provides snacks and school supplies for the students. The profits go toward scholarships, Muscular Dys- trophy, expenses to DECA com- petitions, nursing homes, special materials for marketing education classes, the Pythian Home, school needs, and many other activities. 0-hour M E. class: left to right; first row: DenHe Wilson, Wendi Christian, Melisso Botello, Diono Odom, Honey Biffle,- second row lisa Cox, Shelley Hormon,j Mono Martinez, Dellyn Rogers, Teresa Tittle; third row: Debbie Hix, Dawn Sdvey, Terri Sports, Jesse Ricardo, Steve Briggs, Adorn Geras, Gerardo Peroz; Second period M.E. dass: left to right; first row: Lisa Webb, Shonnon Deaton; second row.- Donna Gordon, Leticia Burns, Teresa Wotson, Mondy White, Amy Porter; third row: Kerri O'Neal, Virgil Boker Third period M.E. doss: left to right; first row: Belinda Hernandez, Morci Sanchez, Rhondo Lester Pauline Horbridoe, Juli Borges,- second row: Herb Alfrey, Virgil Bokor, Jill Shetter, Shannon Mock Jonies Lester, Christine Bush 134 Orgonizoitons )ECA offkers ot leadership school slumber party. DECA officers: left to right; Top row: Morti Sonchez-Historion, Jill Shetter-Vice President, Mondy White-Treosurer, James Lester-Reporter; Bottom row: Denise Wilson- Honorary-President, Rhonda Lester-President, Christine Bush-Setretary Orgonuotions I3S OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION COOPERATIVE OFFICERS Baker, Loree Baker, Kris Davis, Cheryl O’Neil, Norma Preather, Shawn Starns, Anita Underwood, Danielle Wright, Julie Clausen, Kathleen Crain, Leesa Me Kean, Jeffery Finely, Dawn Leesa Crain-Presicent Julie Wright-Vice President Norma O'Neil-Secretary Loree Baker-Treasurer Kathleen Clausen-Reporter Jeff Me Kean-Historian Shawn Preather-Parliamentarian Anita Starns-Sergeant-At-Arms Ujmpuir. Monitor DW 136 Ofgonijoitoni OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION PRE-EMPLOYMENT OFFICERS Hard Rodi Stocey Shorp-President Paula Snider-Vice President Randa (reswell-Secretary Amy Stone-Treasurer Barney Hill-Historian Amy Knudson-Parliamentarian CASTLEBERRY HIGH SCHOOL 1 fiord ffoc% Allen, Kathy Bloomfield, Joey (reswell, Randa Crowe, Denise Hebert, Rene Hill, Barney Knudson, Amy Meyer, Brian Rockwell, Darla Sharp, Stacey Smith, Cory Snider, Paula Stone, Amy White, Jennifer OfgorwotiwK 137 Vocational Opportunities Clubs of America The program allows students to get familar with the world of work thru participation in on-the-job training provided by local employ- ers. Vocational Opportunities Clubs of America (VOCA) promote lead- ership association and competition. Club activities are pizza parties. The most important is the em- ployee banquet at which the stu- dent and employers get to know each other better. Officers: President-Ronnie Peorson, Vke President-Mike Mokorwith, Secretory-Stocy Al Coy.Trecsurer-Melisso Dusbeiber, PoHiomentorion-Don Bersrter, Sergeont ol Arms-8en Bortron Reporter-Tommy Afterberry Front: Ronold Wilson, Theresa Kotter, Darren Dikes, Terry Hutchinson, Diane Barrera, Irene Arouza, Tammy Arterbury, Luly Valdez; Second: Tommy Hults, Richard Herbin, Ange Herbin, Melenda Bellows, Stacy Me Coy, Stocey Mink, Sam Dok; Third: Barney Hill, Roy Winstead, Richard Britton, Ben Bortrom, Shay Rodgers, Milessa Dusbeiber, Steven Poursi Donald Burstler; Fourth: Mike Jocobs, Chris Phillips, Clemente Guzman, Mike Mokarwich, Kevin Plumlee, Ronald Pearson, Joby Cherry; Fifth: Victor Wood 138 Organiiatiom Industrial cooperative training is ] vocational program designed to prepare students for skilled jobs in foe working world. The class meets )ne period eoch day and the stu- Jents work in the afternoon at their Industrial Cooperative Training highly skilled jobs. VICA or the Vocational Industrial Clubs of Amer- ica supports ICT and provides lead- ership training for the future lead- ers. Tim Bean-President, Ben Rains-Vke President-Sergeont of Arms, Troy Arnold-Seaetory, Jeff Cox-Reporter-Parliomentorion, Chris Barber-Treasurer Organizations 139 COSMETOLOGY Monka Mokorwkh Sfocie Peoton Veronko Rivero Liso Roden Rochoel Southworth Johnnie Russell MO Orgonizoitons SENIORS President: Rachael Southworth Vice President: Michele Ashley Secretary Treasurer: Monica Makarwich Reporter: Sheila Cacy Oh, Johnnie Russell, a few colors in your hair won't hurt! Rochoel Southworth and Mrs. Grey taking a moment of si lent prayer, in hopes that the rollers will stoy in this time. Orgonaotiom Ml COSMETOLOGY Jennifer Cecil Christy Nelson Condi Batson Kim Birdwell Clarissa Causey Denise Esparza Michelle Hayes Tiffany Me Keever Mattie Lee Rina 0' Gorman Cecelia Plangman Diann White Sidney Wilks Jeannie Holtman Regina Weatherly Rendo Sanders 142 Orgoauoitons JUNIORS President: Christy Nelson Vice Presdent: Rina O'Gorman Secretary: Clarissa Causey Regina Neathery Be still! exclaims Rendo Sanders os she gently applys Michele Hayes' eye make up. Cecelia Plongmon puts true concentration into doing Rino O'Gormon's hair eAnn White patiently curls Cecelia Plongmon’s hair. Orgoniiotions 143 COSMETOLOGISTS AT WORK Monica Mokarwich will do anything to try to improve her looks Look Johnnie Russell, NO HANDS! soys Angela Koholes. Oh trust me Mrs. Proffer! Remember, I've cut your hair before, quips Stacie Peaton. “Sbew-wee, I can't stand the smell of this perm any Michele Ashley. But Mrs. Heod there isn't any hair bock here to scrub, cries Lisa Rodei 144 Orgnoiiolions CLUBS IN ACTION Doming the night owoy ore Jimmy Norton ond Stephanie Nall. i 'ep squad member, Jeonnie Holtmon, shows her spirit at the football game. Stocey Sharp ond Shawna Gark always have time to support the football team even after their volleyball game. Key Club showed their spirit by derorating the foyer with their lion breaker. Student Council enjoying their Mondoy meeting on e ogain. Organizations 145 Joel Krouse, the Key Club sponsor, tells Key Club people that they will have to take the lion poster down. Ryan Williams, FCA president, supports his fellow FCA members by attending th football game. At the Halloween Don e, Laura Carrizoles and Heidi Hedrk enjoy themselves t dressing up. Yassmin Coram, Key Club president, explains to some members how to serve thili at the Chili Sup- per. Sean Phillips and Philip Kellogg, Student Council members, rest for a while at the Safari Dance. 146 Orgoniioitom At the Chili Supper, David Autrey savors the aroma of the wonderful food. )ECA girls: Mandy White, Jill Shetter, Christine Bush, Rhonda Lester, Denise Wilson, )aina Odom show love for each other. Sally Highfield and Joel Krouse show students how to donee at the Holloween Dante. Chariot Lewis ond her friend Eddie show that everyone (on have fun at the dance. Jimmy Norton does his impersonation of Daisy Duck at the Halloween Dante. Organizations 147 PEOPLE Administration, Staff, and Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen 148 j___ PEOPLE 149 SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Clarence Winn SCHOOL BOARD ISO People ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES Zella Perry Larry Westmoreland John Collie Secretory Director of Special Services Curriculum Director Susan Brogdon Food Service Director Dale Davis Business Manoger Gene Guy Accountant Dessie Berry Tax Collector .inda Jo Galvan Director of Compensatory Ed. Reba Reeves Secretory, Special Services Jane Portman Food Service Secretary Groce Fisher Tox and Business Office Clerk Valerie Wode Marci Stewart Curriculum and Accounting, Secretary Data Entry Clerk Ptopl 151 Vice-Principal — Jock Benton Vice-Principal — Bill Bryant Principal — Fred Barney ADMINISTRATION w 4k 'it «■ k Secretary — Sandra Pabalate Counselor — Barbara Me Pherson Counselor — Diane Gulick 1S2 People FACULTY Phillip Aikmon Band Director Mary Beth Bass Physical Education, Athletics Sybil Butler Student Assigniment Center Terie Campbell Science, Athletics Robert Butler Special Education Steve Cofer Science, Athletics Tommy Davis Mafhmotics, Computer Groce Burns Teocher's Aide Stephen Corroll English, Athletics Cari Douvry Special Education People 153 FACULTY Charles Duke Choral Director Tim Grubbs Mathmatics, Athletics Virginia Hearne Home Economics 154 ftofk Dave Emler Social Studies, Athletics Sheri Handy Attendance Office Sally Highfield English Willis Fisher English Patricia Hardy Social Studies Jim Hudson English, Athletics Vickie Harris French, Geography Gladys James Special Education FACULTY Elaine King English r Kathleen McChristion Spanish Jennifer Murphy Science Joel Krouse Science, Annuol Sponsor Susan Melanson Library Aide Judy O’Shields Home Economics John Loven Health, Athletics Cheryl Moddrell Mothmatics Ida Overman English Ella Martin Mathmatics Beverly Montgomery Attendance Office Pot Patton Social Studies, Athletics People 15$ Camilla Reid Sociol Studies Thomasine Reisch English, Mathmati(s Betsy Sheilder Special Education Mike Shobay English, Athletics Nancy Summers Government Morianne Thompson Science, English r Johnnie Russell Cosmetology Glenn Sperry Industrial Arts Barbara Ryon Business, Typing, Annual Sponsor Loren Stogsdill Mathmatics Peggy Wakeland David Wayne Mothmotics, Athletics Physical Education, Athletics 156 Ptople Shelly Young Science Leon Wilson Art Victor Wood Industrial Cooperative Training Coroline Wooton Librarian Sandra Zeller Mr. Barney alwoys has love to give to his students. Social Studies te boys othletic coaches show their skills os volleyball players. Trent Oetamore, on his way to the press box, to discuss the football game. People 157 Teachers Away From School Shelly Young shows her skiiing ability. Morianne Thompson likes to square dance out of school. Ido Overman loves to spend time with her tots. Betsy Sheilder travels to many differen countries on her spore time. Barbara Ryon is on her way to Camilla Reid sets her sights high on Glen Sperry practices for his ski show. Jim Hudson performs magic for au another vocation. Hawaii. diences. Kathi McChristian’s favorite pastime is horsing around Joel Krouse enjoys making people happy. Gladys James camps out whenever there is time, with her good friend, Maria. 1S8 People SCHOOL SERVICES People 159 SENIOR CLASS Left to flight, Back row: Sponsers-Glen Sperry, Eloine King, Jennifer Murphy, Mkhoel Williams Front row-. Bart Moore-Vke President, Elizabeth Wise-Serrefary, Kef Garrison — Treasurer, Marvin Makarwkh-President 160 People Adam, Misti — Commerciol ort; bosk oik; cosmetology 3, 4, VICA 3, 4. Allen, (om — Concert Choir, frock, Pep Squod, Key Club 3, 4; Just Soy No; Spanish Club. Atom, Irene Arnold, Troy Baker, lorte — Pep Squod; Ski Club; VOE, treosurer; Rodeo Qub, president. Boker, Kris Borber, Chris — ICT — VICA, treosurer, 3, 4; Rodeo Club. Bortrom, Ben Boon, Tim — Football; Lion Bockers, 2, 3; ICT — VICA, secretory 3, president 4; Rodeo Club. Beavers, Tyro — Bond Coiorguard 1, 2, 3, 4; Flog Captoin 4,- Winterguord Flogs 1, 2; Pep Squod; French Club; OECA. Biles, leAnna — Concert Choir, French Qub, Key Gub, A copello Choir 2, 3, 4, Section Leoder,- Sextette 3, 4,- Choir Princess 3; Musk Queen 4; Pep Squod; Yeorbook Staff, Closs Editor 3; Monoging Editor 4; Just Soy Ho 2, 3; Quill Scroll. Blonk, Rondy — Ski Chib; Concert Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Mordiing 8ond 1, 2,3, 4; 2nd Jan Bond 2; 1st Jon 8ond 4; Symphonk Bond; Mock Trial Competition; Sponish Gub. Boothe, Pool — Freshmon Football; Freshmon Basketball; JV Trock; FCA, Marching Bond 1,2,3,4; Concert Bond; Symphonk Bond 2,3,4; Society of Distinguished Amerkon High School Students 1,2,3,4; JV ond Vorsity Basketball Statistician 2,3,4; TWC Honor 8ond 3,4; Mock Triol Attorney 3,4; Boy's State Representative. Botello, Melisso Brire, Christy - DECA 3,4, Rodeo Gub. JS, Steve - Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; M.E. 3,4; Rodeo Britton, Richard Brovm, Deonno — Cosmetology, 2,3. Brown, John — Football 1,4; lionbockers 3,4; Trock ond Field; DECA. Burgess, Julie — Winterguord, 2,3,4; Colorguord, OECA. Woher - VOE - Volleyball 1,2; Bosketbal 1,2; Concert 3,4, secretory; FHA, Pep Squod, Key Gub. Yossmin Kim — Concert Choir 1,2, vke president; Pep French Oub 2,3,4; Key Gub 2,3,4, president 3,4; A Choir 3,4; homeroom representative. Roonefto — Mordiing 8and 1,2,3,4; Concert Bond, Bond 2,3,4,- Key Club 3,4; Sponish Club, Just Soy People (iork, Jennifer — Marching Bond 1,2,3,4; Concert Bond, 1,2; French Club 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Bond 3,4, Ull 1st division ol regionol competition, 2nd division ot state in quortetles,- Jcu Bond, Bond Office secretory; FHA. Clark, Shawna — VoBeyboll 1,2,3,4; Bosketboll 1.2,3,4,- frock 1,2,3,4; Key Club 1,2; Moth Club 1,2,3; FCA 1,2,3,4; Hctonol Honor Society 2,3,4, president 4; Computer Moth Oub; Student Council Senotor 3,4; Homecoming Princess, Yearbook Stoff. flower� , Kathleen — OCA 3,4, reporter, 4; FHA. (ollard. Trey — Footboll 1,2; Concert Choir; A coppello Choir 2,3,4, vice president; Sextet 3,4. Conwoy, Cothy — Bell Choir; Key Club 1,2,3,4,- Vorsity Cheerleoder; A copello Choir 2,3,4; FHA; Sponish Oub. Cook, David — Football 1,2, Bosketboll 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir,- A coppello Choir; JV Track; Key Club; FCA. Coo J nny - Footboll 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. Cox, Alkio Cox. Howord Croin, ieeso — Rodeo Club 2,3,4, ramrod 4; VOE 3,4, president. 4. Creswell, Hondo — Bond 1,2,3,4, secretory 4; Homecoming Princess 1,- All Oistrkt Bond 2,3; Ull Solo Bond; Flog Corp, Rodeo Club; VOE, secretory. Dorden, Williom — Winterguord 1,2,3,4. Texas Stole Color Guord Association Stole Champions; CoJorauord Coptoin. Davis, Cheryl — FHA 2,3,4; Junior Achievement; Sponish Chib; Just Soy No, OEA 3.4. Davis, Dorrell — Footboll 1,2,3,4. Davis, Hoel - Volleyboll 1.2,3,4,- Bosketboll, Bell Choir; FCA l,2,3,4;Key Club 1,2; Moth Oub 1,2,3; Baseball Statistician 1,2,3,4; Track; Cheerleoder 2,3,4, Heod Cheerleoder 4; Student Council 2,3; Just Soy No 2,3; Honor Society 2,3,4, secretory 4; Computer Moth Oub. People Denney. Renta — Bell Choir; (heerleoder 1,2,3,4; Key Club 1.2,3,4; Student (ounol 1,2,3,4; A Coppello Choir 2,3,4 — Secretory; Moth Club; Soph Fovor. Finalist; Just Soy No 3,4; Junior Fov Finalist; Musk Princess; Sextet; FCA Dennis, Dovino Koy — Bond 1,2,3,4; Student Recognition Award lor English ond World History Dixon, Jason — Jou Bond 1,2,3,4, 1st Choir; All — Region Joh 8ond; Morching Bond 1,2,3,4, Section leoder. Concert Bond, 1st Choir, Symphonic Bond 2,3,4. Idenfield, Krisio — Noitonol Honor Society 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Just Soy No 3,4; French Club 3,4; Cross Country; Trock; FCA. Rodeo Club. Impson, Motihew — Bond; Basketball 2,3,4. (was, JtH — Freshman Basketball, Varsity 8oskefboll 2,3,4. (vans, loora finley, Down — Concert Choir; Pep Squod; OEA, FHA Golindo, Feter — Student Council; Bond I,2,3 4, vice pres- ident; Honor Society 2,3; Jon Bond 2,3,4. Goody, liso Michele — Cosmetology 3,4. Gorcio, Gabriel Gorcio, Gobrielo — Pep Squod 2,3,4; Rodeo Oub 3,4. Gorcio, Ricky Gorrett, Shono — Volleyboll 1,2,3,4,- Bosketboll; Trock 1,4; Fa 2,3,4. Garrison, Kelly — Bell Choir; Student Council 1,2; Cheer- leader; A Capella Choir 2,3,4, treosurer; Notional Honor Society 2,3,5; Trock Stotisfkion 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4, treas- urer; Just Soy Ho , lievtenont; Computer Moth Oub, sec- retory,- Moth Club,- Yeorbook Staff 3,4; Girl STote Rep- resentative; Sextets; Choir Princess; Senior Class Treosurer Geeslin, Dee Dee — Volleyboll 1,2; Bell Choir 2; Annuol Staff; Key Oub 1,3; Fa 3,4; Mascot, FHA Gordon, Donna Green, Chris — Football l,2,3,4; Trock 1,2,3,4; Just Soy No 3,4 Green, Terry — French Club 2,3,4, secrefory trecsurer; Colorguord 2,4, solo 4; Rifle Corp 2,3; Winterguord 3,4, solo; Mock Triol Green, Timothy Grimm, Jeanette Derelyn — Just Soy No 1,2,- Pep Squod, 1.2, vke president; Spanish Club 3,4; Vorsity Monoger, volleyboll and bosketboll; Track Morrison, Mott Hole, Dorene - Voleybd 1,2,3,4; Bosketboll 1,2,4; Vorsity Track 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir; FCA; Just Soy No ; Key Club 3,4 Horbidge. Pottline People Harmon, Shelley lyn — Freshmon Volleyball. Freshmon Basketball; Bell Choir; Pep Squad 1,2; DECA Hawley, Glenn - Football 1.2,; Bosketboll 1,2,3,4; Trock 1.2.3.4; FCA 2,3,4; Key Club Herkort, John — Football 1,2; Bosketboll 2,3,4; Key Club; French Chib 3,4; Student Council Helbing, liso — Bell Choir; Versify Volleyball; JV Bosketboll 1,2; Freshmon Favorite Finalist; Student Council 2,3,4; Varsity (heerieoder 3,4 Hill, Barney H ykins, Sammy — Concert Choir,- Notionol Honor Society Huber, Beth Hvtrhinson, Kelly — Marching Bond 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2; Symphonic 8ond 3,4, VOE, doss president, Sponish Oub 3,4; Key Club Ingle, Bony - Footboll 1,2.3,4; Bosketboll 1,2,3,4; Trock 1,2,3,4; GoH; Key Oub Jacobs, Shelly — CVAE 2,3, treasurer 2,3; Rodeo Oub Jones, Tracey — Junior Achievement; FHA.-3.4; Sponish Oub 3,4; Pep Squod Judkins, Dona — Freshmon Volleyball; Freshmon Bosketboll; FCA; FHA 1,2,3,4; Rodeo Club 2,3,4, Ski Oub 2.3,- OEA 3,4, historion 4 Kellogg, Philip — Marching Bond 1,2,3,4; Concert Bond; Jan Bond 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Bond 2,3,4; Bond Vice President; Rodeo Club, Sophomore Favorite Runner — up; Student Coocil Senotor 2,3,4; Texos Junior Science Symposium 2,3; Most Attractive Knudson, Amy — Pep Squod; FHA; Concert Choir,- Just Soy No ; Sponish Club; Key Club Kohles, Angelo — Colorguord; Concert Choir 1,2; Winterguord, Cosmetology 3,4,- VICA officer; Outstanding Junior Cosmetologist People Kuhn, Deon — Footboll 1,3; Rodeo Gub; Voccfionol 3,4 Unit, Kenee — Morching Bond l,2,3,4; (orxert Bond 1,3; Symphonk Bond 2,4, Librarian; Spanish Gub Mod, Shannon — Pep Souod, OfcCA; FHA Mokonrirh, Monin — Athletks 1,2; Concert Choir; Nofionol Honor Society; Student Council 2,4,- A Capello Choir 2,3,4; Sponish Gub; Sextet 3,4; Senior Closs President Mokonrirh, Mike — freshmon Football; Freshmon Trock; Rodeo Club; CVAE 3,4, vke president 4 Mokonrich, Monko — Freshmon Athletics; Key Club 1,2,3,4,- Rodeo Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Squod; Bell Choir; Cosmetology VICA 3,4; French Oub Martin, Irovis frk — Freshmon Bcsketball end Track; Morch- ing Bond 1,2,3,4, Asst Drum Mojor 4; Concert Bond, Sym- phonk Bond 2,3,4; Joss Band 2,3,4; Sponish Gub 1,2,3,- GoH Team 2,- Key Club; Bosebal 4 Marline , Morio Cerilio — OFA, porliomentorion, FHA MrGehee, lonelte MrKton, Jeffrey Miller, Mirhele — Key Gub 1,2,3,4, secretory 4; Nofionol Honor Society 2,3,4; Just Soy No 2,3; Varsity Cheerleoder; Yeorbook Staff 3,4, Business Monoger 4; Sponish Gub 3,4; Moth Club; Capitol Scholof; FHA Minorrik, Kristo — Morching 8ond 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 4; Concert Band; Symphonk Bond 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Sponish Gub; Just Soy No- Moore, Donirt — Concert Bond; Symphonk Bond 2,3,- Sponish Oub; Key Club Moore, Boil — Football 1,2,- Basketball; Trock; Yeorbook Staff Photographer 1,2; Free lonce Yeorbook Photographer 3 Mttrroh, Craig — Football 1,2,3,4, All District 3,4; Trock and Field 1,2,3,4, Regionol Qualifier 3.4. FCA Moll, Stephanie — Cheerleoder 1,2,3,4; Student Council Senator 1,2,3,4, Secretory 3, Vke President 4,- Key Club 1,2; Bell Choir,- Notinol Honor Society 2,3,4; “Just Soy No 2,3,- A Coppello Choir; FCA 3,4 Morton, Jimmy — FCA 1,2,3,4 — Vke Pres.;8aseboll 1.2.3.4, - Footooll 2,3,4; Concert Choir, A Copello Choir; Just Soy No 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4 — Sergeont ot Arms; Trock 3,4 Odom, Doino - FHA; Rodeo Oub 2,3,4; OECA 3,4; Key Club O'Meol, Kerri - French Gub 1,2; Pep Squod, Key Gub; FHA 3.4, DECA Oneil, Mormo Jeon — AtblefkS; Bell Choir,- Rodeo Oub; V0€; Key Club Ozborn, Michelle - French Gub; Bond 1,2,3,4 ; All - Region Bond; Amerkon Musical Ambossodors; UIL First Division, Solo, and State Ensemble; Spanish Club Payne, David — Winferouord 1,2,3,4; Nofionol Honor Society 2,3,4; Colorguord 2,3,4; Texas State Colorguord Chompion; Outstanding Colorguord Member Perez, Gerardo - Football, 1,2,3; Track,- FCA 1,2,3,4; Spanish Oub 2,3,- Rodeo Club Phillips, Seen — Freshmon Football; JV Basketball; Tennis; Symphonk 8ond 1,2,3,4; Morching Bond 1,2,3,4; Joa 8and 2,3,4; French Gub; Notional Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council, treasurer 3, president 4; Drum Corps 2,3,4, section leoder 2,3,4; All — Region Bond; All — District Jozz Bond; Just Soy No Coploin People Phillips. Shannon Did someone soy the lunchroom's serving free rice? osks John Heckort. Pippin, Cheri -Freshmon Track; French Club 1,2,3, secretory 3; Key Oub 2,3,4; Just Soy No ; Concert Choir; A Coppello Choir,- Choir Princess,- Cheerleoder, FCA Porter, Amy Preoiher, Shown — FHA; Rodeo Club 2,3,4; OEA Vice President 4 Price, PotrUio — Student Council; Key Club; Frendi Oub; VOE; A Coppello Choir koines, Ben — ICT, VICA, Sorgeont — ot Arms 3,4, Podiomentorion 4 ioso, Homo — Key Club 1,2; French Oub 2,3,4, treasurer 3; Morching Band 3,4; FHA Kichords, Mike — Athletics 1,2; Concert Choir; Notiooal Honor Society 2,3,4; Key Club; Vorsity Football 3,4; Varsity Bas- ketball 3,4; Baseball 4; FCA Robertson, Clinl — Freshman FootboB; Vorsity Football 2; Varsity Baseball 1,2, Honorable Mention All District 1, All District 2,- Student Council Representative, Annuol Staff, Fresh- mon Editor 1, Sophomore Editor 2; Concert Choir; FCA 1,2,3; Just Say No 2,3, lieulenant 3; A Coppello Choir 2,3,4; Notionol Honor Society 2,3,4; Sextet 3,4 Koden, Uso — Concert Choir 1,2; Cosmetology 3,4; VICA 3,4; Rodeo Club Rodgers, Shoy Kvthesell. Michael — Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; FCA 1,2,4; Baseball 3,4 Soncher, Morci — FHA; Pep Squod; DECA 3,4, Historian 4; DECA Restaurant Monogement Competition 3 Sorber, Jodi — Morching 8ond 1,2,3,4,- Concert Bond, 1,2,3,4; Computer Math Club; Key Oub 2,3,- Notional Honor Society 2,3,4; Just Say No 2,3; Sponish Oub; Capitol Scholar; Yeorbook Staff 3,4, Editor 4; Bond Reporter Historion Schofemocker, Uso — Concert Bond; Second Jau Band 1,2; Symphonic 8ond 2,3,4, Section Leoder 4,- 1st Jozi Bond 3,4; Sponish Club 3,4 People Senano, Juoaito Serrono, ftogelio Sbo p, Sfocey - FCA 1.2.3.4; Volleyboll 1,2.3.4; Bosketboll 1.2.3.4; Concert Choir; A Coppello Choir, Trock 3,4; fHA; VOE Shelter, Jill- Arhlerks, FHA 1,2; FCA; Rodeo Club 2,3,4; Key dub, DECA 3,4, Vke President 4 Snider, Foula - Rodeo Club 3,4; DECA; OEA, FHA Southworth, Korhoel — Volleyboll 1,2; Basketball; FCA 1,2,4; Bell Choir; Freshmon Favorite Finalist; Key Club 3,4, Vke President 3; VICA 3,4, Vke President 3, President 4; Rodeo dub 3,4; FHA 3,4; French dub; Stoley, Todd — Morching Bond 1,2,3; Symphonk Bond 1,2,3; Key dub; Fa 1,2,4; GoH 1,2.3,4; Bosketboll 1,2,3,4; Foofboll; Moth Club; Baseball Storm, Anita Pep Squod 1,2,3; VOE — OEA Stone, Amy — Bell Choir — Princess; A Coppello Choir 2,3,4; Key dub 2,3,4; French dub 2,3,4; Pep Squod; FHA 2,4; Just Soy Ho” 3,4; OEA 4 — treasure Summers, Scoff — Football 1,2,3,4; Trock 1,2,3,4; Computer Moth dub 1,2,3; Fa 1,2,3,4; Boseboll Swanson, Kathleen — Morching Bond 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,- Symphonk Bond 4, Librarian 4; FHA 3,4; Spanish dub 3,4; Key dub; Fa; Cross Country; Trock; Rodeo Club Toyilor, Jennifer Foige — Concert Choir; A Coppello Choir 3,4; Key dub 3,4; Sponish dub 3,4; FHA 3,4 Thomos, Jason — first Ploce, Wood Shop State Competition,- World Geography Aword; Trock; Cross Country; Football Thomos. Iodine — Volleyboll 1,2,3,4,- Bosketboll 1,2,3,4,- Trock 1,2,3,4; Fa 1,2,3,4, Secretory 4; Moth Club 1,2,3; Notionol Honor Society 2,3,4, Vke President 4,- Key dub; Thompson, Christino — Concert Bond 1,2,3,4; FHA; Morching Bond 2,3,4 Toror, Shelby - Foofboll 1,2,3,4; Fa 1,2,3,4; Trock 1,2,3,4; Computer Moth Club 1,2,3; Bosebol 2,3,4 Underwood, Donielle — FHA 1,2,3,4, Historion 3,- Pep Squod; OEA 3,4 Underwood, James — Bond, 2nd Jon Bond; French Club 1,2,3, President 3,- Trock 2,3; Foofboll 2; Vorsity Foofboll 3,4; Student Council Representative,- Fa Voider Laly Wolker, iebecco — Morching Bond 1,2,3,4; Concert Bond, Symphonk Bond 2,3,4; UIL — first Division Trio Stote Ensemble AII Region; Notionol Honor Society,- French dub Webb, lisa Wetzel, Jennifer — Morching Bond 1,2,3,4; Concert Bond; Symphonk Bond 2,3,4; Concert Choir; Notionol Honor Society 2,3; Sponish dub; FHA White, Monico Wigley, Deboroh People Williams, Idword — Marching Bond 1,2,3,4,- Contort Bond, 2nd jazz Band 2,3,4; Spanish Club; Just Say No Willioms, tyon — Freshman Football; Basketball 1,2,3,4, 1st Teom All District 3,- Golf 1,2,3,4,- Notionol Honor Society 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4, President 4 Wise, (lirobeth — Concert Choir; Freshman Voleybal; Fresh- men Basketball; Trodt; FCA; A Cappefla Choir 2,3,4, Reporter 3, Trecswer 4; Pep Squod, Key Gob 3,4, Just Soy No; Spanish Club 3,4,- Student Announcer 3; Choir Princess 3; Sextet; Rodeo Club; Senior Class Secretory Wolfinborger, Melindo — Key Club 2,3,4; Yeorbook Staff 3,4; Just Say No; French Qub Wright, Julie - Vdleyboll 1,2; Track 1,2; Rodeo Club 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2; Key Qub; Student Announcer 3; Student Council Homeroom Representative; FHA; VOE People TOUCHING SHOULDERS There’s a comforting thought ot the close of the day, When I'm weary and lonely and sad, That sort of grips hold of my crusty old heart And bids it be merry and glod. It gets in my soul and it drives out the blues, And finally thrills through and through. It is just a sweet memory that chants the refrain: I'm glad I touch shoulders with you! Did you know you were brave, did you know you were strong? Did you know there was one leaning hard? Did you know that I waited and listened and prayed, And was cheered by your simplest word? Did you know that I longed for that smile on your face, For the sound of your voice ringing true? Did you know I grew stronger and better because I merely touched shoulders with you? I am glod that I live, that I battle and strive For the ploce that I know I must fill; I am thankful for sorrows, I'll meet with and grin What fortune may send, good or ill. I may not have wealth, I may not be great. But I know I shall always be true, For I have in my life that courage you gove When Once I rubbed shoulders with you. Author Unknown People 161 1. LeAnno Biles 11. Dorene Hale 2. Ronnetto Carver 12. Jennifer Taylor 3. Michele Miller 13. Shawno (lark 4. Shelby Tovar 14. Bart Moore 5. Jodi Sorber 15. Amy Slone 6. Iodine Thomas 16. Stephanie Nall 7. Renea Denney 17. Jimmy Norton 8. Kelly Garrison 18. Melinda Wolfinborger 9. Cheri Pippin 19. Craig Murroh 10. Mike Richards 20. Oee Dee Geeslin 162 People 1. Roma Raso 2. Krista Edenfield 3. Christine Bush 4. Lisa Schafernocker 5. Jennifer Wetzel 6. Ronny Cook 7. Down Finley 8. Shelley Hormen 9. Shay Rodgers 10. Lisa Helbing 11. Daina Odom 12. Clint Robertson 13. John Brown 14. Shawn Preother 15. Cheryl Davis 16. Michael Ruthesell 17. Kathy Swanson 18. Angela Kohles 19. Moria Martinez 20. Oavina Dennis Peoptt 163 1. Renee Little 11. Jill Shetter 2. Tyro Beovers 12. Danice Moore 3. Dona Judkins 13. Amy Knudson 4 Jesse Ricardo 14. Stacey Sharp 5. Rogelio Serrano 15. Marci Sanchez 6. loree Baker 16. Krista Minarcik 7. Cathy Conway 17. Juanita Serrano 8. Barry Ingle 18. Jennifer Clark 9. Normo O'Niel 19. Debbie Hix 10. Patrica Price 20. Rochoel Southworth 164 People fi Beaizti f 3akj... 12. Christina Thompson 13. Darrell Dovis 14. James Lester 15. Rhonda Lester 16. Oanielle Underwood 17. Tim Beon 18. Coron Allen 19. Monica Mokarwich 20. Marvin Mokarwich 21. Leesa Crain 22. Shannon Mack 1. Kathleen Clousen 2. Steve Briggs 3. Misti Adams 4. Chris Green 5. Glen Hawley 6. Jeanette Grimm 7. Tracey Jones 8. Rebecca Wolker 9. Alicia Cox 10. Beth Huber 11. Paulo Snider inwiHmm As time goes by and we recall our Senior year, we remember all the precious times spent at Castleberry High School. We remember the games, the long half — times, the seemingly endless practices, the fun times just joking around, and the special friendships. We remember the special moments shared with our friends, the secret thoughts, the hurt for each other, and the laughter. 166 People High School 1988 iiiimiiiiii||iiisiiiiiiMi We treasure our friendships because they are special to each one in our own way. Each friendship and memory is a part of us as we go through life. Together we have weathered the changes, more years of English, math, and science, along with more of the no pass — no play rules. We have survived. We have finally made it. Together, as one, we are the class of 1988! People 167 JUNIOR CLASS The class of ‘89’ has to be the pride of C.H.S. Our class spirit blows away that of any other class. We are the three-time winners of the Spirit Link Contest and are on our way to the fourth and final victory. The Junior Class possesses outstanding acheivers in every field — Choir, Band, Athletics, and most important, Acedemics. We are leaving a legacy at Castleberry High School os The Best ! Way to go Juniors! 1. Scotty Phelps gets o drink of water in his new (osual wear. 2. Janke Hughey looks determined. 3. Jeff Birdwell flicks a paper football towards an unseen goal. 4. Jerry Little ond Tommy Arterbury stroll down the hall discussing Jim and Tammy Baker. Left to Right, Back row: Sponsers-John Loven, Virginia Hearn, Judy O'Sheils, David Wayne Front Rod Doug Coson-Vice-President,Leslie Ruffin-Treasurerjonice Hughey-Secretory,Jeff Birdwell-President 168 Pecple JUNIORS Herb AKrey Phillis AtcWey Dovid Autrey Joey Bain Condi Batson Donald Bersrier Robert Bird Jeff Birdwell Kimberly Birdwell James Bloomfield Joey Bloomfield Aimee Boeder Mike Boone Richard Britton Angie Bruner Leticia Burns Leroy Byrom Albert Cano Tonia Carr Cosie Carter 169 Tony Corver Pete Cosorez Doug Coson Jenny (hurth Deno Colton Paul Cook Jeffery Cox Stephanie Craig Denise Crowe Edno Dantel Jonathan Daves Naomi Daves Cammie Dean Shannon Deaton Eddie Donohue Randy Draper Tre Ealy Chris Eskue Lee Farfow Storey Farmer Paul Frye James Gordon Kenneth Grimsley Carla Haberzettle Amy Hanley Marla Hort Rene Herbert Richard Herbin Jason Hill Jeannie Holtman 170 People David Jones os a mime, is silent for once. Tony Hopkins David Hubbard Jeremy Hudson Janke Hughey Kevin Jackson Angie Lawler Jerri Lawler Khanh Le Mattie Lee Jerry Little Julie Ly Mark Mangrem Victor Martin Paulo Massey Penny Mathis People 171 172 Darlene McCoullough Darlene McDavis Danielle McDonald Carmen McIntyre Paul Mikel Lisa Minarcik Stacey Mink Chris Moore Greg Morris Tommy Mouton Paula Mulanax Regina Neothery Teddy Neill James Nelson Kristian Nielson Rina O'Gormon Hector Orozco Robert Owens Eric Painter Steve Parker Lisa Perdue Scotty Phelps Carrie Pkcoli David Piper Luke Richardson Teresa Riojos Albert Rivera Charles Rivers Darla Rockwell Delyn Rodgers Danielle McDonald comes to the dance dis- guised as a raisin. Russell Rodgers Lesley Ruffin Joe Russell Amber Schulthus Shelia Scott Raymond Seogroves Miguel Serrano Chris Shaw Dawn Silvey Regina Sisk Vicki Slobodien Cory Smith Terri Sparks Greg Spiers Keith Stollings Deane Starnes Jennifer Toylor Danny Thomas dee Thompson j SLck. Teresa Tittle Sarah Wolker Adam Wall Shirley Wasser Tereso Watson Chuck Wells Kellie Wells Mike Westbrook Steve Westbrook Penny Wharton Heather White Jennifer White Mondy White Donna Whitson Ronold Wilson Paulo Wood Shannon Yzquierdo Albert Cano gets the bacon out of his beard. 174 People SOPHOMORE CLASS ih to Right, Backrow: Nkk Wokelond-Vice President,Mrs. Young-Sponser, Jeremy Pent-President; Front Row-. Stocy Crist-Treosurer,Ricki Ewing-Se retory People 175 Teri Allen Sandy Amaya Tammy Arterbury Toby Ashabranner Chris Averi� Beatrice Baker Georgia Bakintas Stephanie Bakintas David Balderas Poola Boldizon Colline Bonks Ronnie Barber Jimmy Barnett John Basham Joson Bernard Tom Block Donny Bowman Tammy Bridges Sheila Brossett Andi Bullock Tammy Burgess Michael Burk Korey Bush SOPHOMORES 176 People Kocy Connon Faruk Carom 8ryan Cargill David Corlile Laura Carrizales Ronnie Carver Ryon Chapmond Brian Clark Corina Clark Tony Clifton Beth Cornwell Karen Corpier Bill Crews Sta y Crist Trae Cummings Curtis Dovee Ed Eagleton Regina Ellis Anna Endayo Brian Evens Rkki Ewing Kevin Filipowia Angela Flournoy Michael Forrester Cindy Frissell Lee Ann Furrh People 177 Kim Geeslin Danny Gilbreath Reno Gipson Virginia Gomez Sandra Gonzales Roger Graves Bryan Grounds Michelle Gutierrez Wendy Hanes Jennifer Hannah David Harris Bill Horvison Christine Hotfield Diana Howley Heidi Hedric Cirenio Hernandez Melissa Hernandez Tina Hernondez Daryle Hester Jo Ann Holtman Jennifer Hopkins Trocy Jackson Mike Jacobs Trocy Jobe 178 People Eddie Joines m Sherry Jones 0 Toro Kindiger Lee Ann King Keith Kloberdonz Danae Le Mond Patty Lepard Randy Little Melissa Longoria Chris Martin Garrett Marlin Ranre Me Coy Martha Me GeeHee Diane Miller Shane Miller Marty Montgomery Christy Moore Devin Morrow Tammy Mulanax Jeanette Munoz Brenda Newman Amber Norris Melissa Norton Erica Oldham Dorothy Overton Christy Parnell People 179 Jeremy Pent Steve Perry Donnie Pettis Joe Porter Poul Portmon Tom Roley Brett Romsey Danny Renois Victor Reyna Renee Rial Barbara Roberts Charles Robinson Shawn Robertson Jeff Ruthesell Aron Scozzari Claudia Serrano Dale Sewoll Paul Shelton Lee Anne Sikora Kathy Smith Sheila Smith Thomas Sonnier Lynn Sperry Joson Springs 180 People Keith Steele Les Stephens Troy Stillings Cathy Stone Jolene Summers Linda Thames Larry Thomason Kim Thompson Carrie Ann Thorpe Rodney Wade Nick Wakeland Bobbette Wall CLint Walloce Tina White Sammy White Eogle Jason Widman Terry Wiley William Wilkerson Kristy Williams Stella Williams Suzonne Williams Volarie Wilson Roy Winsteod Shelley Wood Vanita Youngblood People 18) FRESHMAN CLASS Julie Hopkins watches all the funny freshmen. Left to Right, Bockrow: Nathan Cook-President, Chris Me Intyre-Vice-President; Front Row: Amy Ruffin-Secretory, Becca Geory-Treosure Amy Ruffin and her friend down around os Gina Funiceilo has fun at one-of-many Student they watch people dance. Council sponsored dances. 182 People Brenda Aguillon Ric Aguillon Josie Alfaro William Alfrey Brian Allen Fadra Anderson Teresa Anderson Larry Areguillin Wayne Atchley Gory Barnes Billy Bortram Melba Barrow Bill Bearden Amy Beavers Wode Blake Alica Bonner Jason Briggs Debbie Brown Joe Bruner Wendy Bryant Cossie Bullock William Bumgarnon Michael Burks John Burns James Burris Tammie Carlile Jennifer Carmichael Jennifer Carver People 183 Jamie Costillego Misty Chappell Pat Chatkin Ricky (hewning Judy Clark Jeremy Collins Malliga Collins Betty Cook Joson Cook Nathan Cook Rowdy Cooper Jason Cottongame Erk Cox Quintella Creswell Lori Crow Jennifer Crowell Chris Culver Debra Davis Trey Davis Tim Davis David Dowson Jason Dickson Darren Dikes Laura Dillard Melissa Eostin Rachel Espinosa Tammy Ferris Terry Ferris Emmet Fox Caryn Freer 184 People Tiffany Frye Vikki Fullerton Gina Funkello Cynthia Galindo Berea Geary Joey Gonzales John Gonzales Sylvia Gonzoles Jeremie Gordon Tony Goss Stott Green Betty Guzman Mark Hartronft Kelli Hatfield Erin Hathaway Casey Hawkins Reisha Hayes Tammy Henderson Lee Hernandez James Hill Karen Hobbs Christine Hodges Anno Hoover Julie Hopkins Cynthio Howard Diana Hubbard Harold Huddleston Christi Hudson Michelle Huskey Berea Hutchinson ftofk 185 Kevin Ingle Michael Jackson Angela Johnson Michael Johnston Pomelo Kennedy Tammy Keseley Steven Kindiger Tonya Lambert Gary laninghom Lisa Langston Brandy Lee Sharlet Lewis Jodi Loftis Lori Loftis Stephanie Loyd Michael Luther Shane Mock Wendy Modewell Mora Moo Joel Marques Robert Martin Andreana Martinez Greg Mason Richard Me Alpin Chris Me Intyre Chris Me Kown Vanesso Me Nolly Shelly Mereer Chod Mitchell Susanne Moobery 186 People Cliff Moore Rebecca Moore LaShonna Morales Kafhy Nelson Brandy Nevins Ronald Newman Stocey Nix Kristi Novok Erica Olson Simon Owen Ryon Porker Melinda Parnell Mellissa Parten Bryan Pate Horacio Patino Shoshannoh Payne Carol Peters Morvin Pettis Troci Phelps Jennifer Porterfield Shawn Prater Tonia Purser Bonnie Raines Michelle Romos Brandon Ray Keith Ray James Redwine Rawndo Richardson Shelly Richardson Joy Rodgers People 187 Jon Rodgers Carmen Rodriguez Aleshia Rodgers Amy Ruffin Melinda Ruiz Carmen Rush Heath Russell Anito Sanchez Jennifer Sanders Roy Sanders Jomie Sarber Frank Schramm Larry Scroggins Jason Simpson Micheal Sloan Darrell Smith Doug Smith Kristi Smith Lori Snell Andrea Solano Jason Stephens Craig Stephenson Ronald Stone Brian Stringer Eddie Taylor Suzanne Taylor Trick) Taylor Shelly Thetford Cbod Thompson Diane Thornton 188 Peopt Dione Thornton Aoron Throne Blake Throne Billy Timor Brett Timerlake Borboro Torres Shane Trahan Chris Trevino Jeremy Van Dyke Robert Van Dyke Carrie Van Zandt Mike Vargas Tammy Worren Shelia Watson Randy Weinberger Bryan Westbrook Delanie Westerfield Barbara White Down White Laura White Jomes Whitley Melinda Wilkerson Daryn Williams A school of fish gather together. People 189 KEEPING COOL AT C.H.S. Far Right: Joy Rodgers, Horold Huddles- ton, Steven Kindiger ominously wolk to the bond hall. Suspicious of who is behind her, Janice Below: Virgil Baker shows us his results of Hughey terns around to store. riding in a golf cart. Lynn Sperry gives us one of his famous looks. 190 People Gerald GriHen wonders why no one will left: John Basham and Joey Bloomfield loan him lunch money. are the smiling faces of the control booth. Mr. Krouse's students have fun but this is taking it a little too far. If Kevin Anderson soys C.H.S. is 1 thon it must be true! People 191 Right: Amber Norris listens contently to Laura Carrizoles os Laura describes her weekend. , jM r tM! Jodi Sarber turns away from Michelle Below: David Cook seems to have Lisa Miller because she con not handle her Minarcik around the neck but Lisa seems looks any longer. ®ni«y if- Below: Garret Martin and Shone Miller makes you wonder what they are in- tensely staring at. 192 People left: Michael Ruthesell smiles at the com- ero while Tood Stoley and Greg Spiers give their own look for the camera. Above.- Jeff Evens, Pam Kennedy, Kathy Nelson, Carrie Ann Thorpe enjoy going to class with each other. doting 193 Faculty Memories Some ore full of frustration. Some memories ore happy. Our memories are shored with you. Others ore very personal. We thank you. 194 Owing Class of 1988 As seniors graduates, we want for you to have good memories. We — Jodi Sarber, LeAnna Biles, and Michele Miller — want to leave some thoughts from high school days and what is in the future. Each of us wrote on, either, the past, present or future for the class of ’88. When you look back and read this, we hope you can remember the special moments from C.H.S. THE PRESENT he things that we do in the present will affect us for the rest of our ves. Everyone knows that a parent’s favorite line is, Enjoy high chool while you can because things will never be the same. Well, for one, believe them. low is the time to enjoy spending time with your friends, who you lay never see again after this year. You have to make things appen sometimes and to make your Senior year the best you ossibly can. This is one of the most important things you can do. THE PAST v jr The past is memories. Memories of good times and bad. It is re- membering your first date, football games, falling in love, breaking up, getting back together, having fun with your friends, going out on Friday nights, the dances and especially the few special friends that you lose touch with over the years. j 4 It is remembering your being a Freshman and trying to find your classes on the first day. You remember those special teachers you had who didn’t make you feel like a kid. The past is remembering your Sophomore year. You remember trying to figure out chemistry and trying to get that special person to notice you. As you look back to your Junior year, you remember thinking I am almost out of here. It is remembering Physics and, for some of us, not having Mr. Fisher. Now that we are Seniors, you think Boy! Time flew by! Whatever you do with your life, please don’t forget THE FUTURE Our future is filled with many decisions and opportunities. After high school the graduates will be entering the real world. A world full of choices, experiences, and confusion. Some of us will leave our homes and some of our friends behind to foce a new life. Those going to college will best prepare themselves for their careers. Others will have to decide where they will go in the future. Most of us will experience the happiness of getting married, having children, pursuing careers, or reaching for our goals. Graduates, I hope that you will reoch all of your goals and that all of your dreams become a reality. I wish all of you good luck in whatever choices you make and whatever you do. Thanks for making my Senior year at Castleberry special! 'OrM ' 7WUc doling 195 TMIAJYKS TO YOU, Walter Adams, Taylor Yearbooks Fred and Carolyn Ashabranner Davis Electric Lee’s Wholesale Candy and Tobacco Company C.C. Makarwich Sr. North Fort Worth Bank Phillips Electric Signs Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wharton lone Star Gas Winstead Paint Body A Friend IT’S AO SWEAT! 196 doting Athletics kims, Jennifer (09) ... ...... 18lJ%eorden. Bill (09)............. 183 loms, Misti (12). 140, 144, 160, Beavers, Amy (09)...... 55, 58, 183 Ikinson, Koren (09)................. 183 juillon, Brenda (09)................ 183 juillon, Ric (09) 25, 66, 183 kmon, Phillip 54, 59, 60, 62, 69, 153 cers, Denise.........................142 faro, Josie (09)......... 66, 101, 183 frey, Herb (II)............... 134, 169 frey, William (09).................. 183 len, Brian (09)............... 109, 183 len, Caron (12)............... 160, 165 len, Teri (10)............77, 119, 176 naya, Sandy (10) ................... 176 iderson, Fodro (09)..............41, 183 iderson Kevin (II).................. 191 iderson, Teresa (09)................ 183 ouzo, Irene (12).............. 138, 160 egullin, Larry (09)................. 183 nold, Troy (12)................139, 160 lerbury, Tammy (10) .... 138, 168, 176 habronner, Toby (10) .. 33, 40, 65, 119, 120, 130, 176 hley, Michele......... 140, 141, 144 :hley, Phillis (II)....... 55, 60, 169 Wey, Wayne (09)........... 54, 59, 183 trey, David (II) . 64, 65, 66, 117, 147, 169 eritt, Chris (10)......... 55, 58, 176 Band in, Joey (I I)..........59,61, 169 ker, Beatrice (10)..............54, 176 ker, Kris (12).......... 126, 136, 160 ker, Loree (12).... 132, 136, 160, 164 ker, Virgil............. 134, 153, 190 kintas, Georgia (10).......... 128, 176 kintos, Stephanie (10) 132, 176 Ideros, David (10)..............86, 176 Idizon, Paolo (10).................. 176 nks, Colline (10)...............67, 176 rber, Chris (12)........ 132, 139, 160 rber, Ronnie (10)......... 29, 66, 176 rnes, 607 (09)...................... 183 rnett, Jimmy Bubba’ (10) 86, 176 rney, Fred........................... 34 rrero, Oiane (10) .................. 138 rrow, Melba (09) ................... 183 rtrom, Ben (12) .... 80, 112, 138, 160 rtrom, Billy (09)................... 183 shorn, John (10).........176, 190 is, Mary Beth....................... 153 fson, Condi (II)......... 142, 169 an, Tim (12). .132, 139, 160, 165 165 Beavers, Tyro (12) . 55, 58, 129, 160, 164 Bellows, Melenda (10)................ 138 Benton, Jack......................... 152 Bernard, Jason (10)........ 54, 86, 176 Berstler, Donald (II) ..........138, 169 Biffle, Nancy (10)......... 67, 132, 134 Biles, leAnno (12) . 51, 69, 120, 121, 127, 130, 160, 162 Bird, Robert (II).................... 169 Birdwell, Jeff (11)... 38, 76, 80, 119, 168, 169 Birdwell, Kimberly (11). .126, 142, 169 Block, Tom (10)...................... 176 Blake, Wode (09)..................... 183 Blank, Randy (12) ...............59, 160 Bloomfield, James (11)............... 169 Bloomfield, Joey (II) 137, 169, 190 Boecker, Aimee (II)... 67, 117, 169 Bonner, Alicia (09) .... 101, 159, 183 Boone, Mike (II)........... 40, 80, 169 Boothe, Paul (12) .... 54, 60, 75, 160 Botello, Melissa (12)...........134, 160 Bowman, Donny (10) .................. 176 Brice, Christy (12).............132, 160 Bridges, Tammy (10).................. 176 Briggs, Jason (09) ............. 66, 183 Briggs, Steve (12) .... 134, 160, 165 Britton, Richard (11).. 138, 160, 169 Brossett, Sheila (10).................176 Brown, Deanna (12)....................160 Brown, Debbie (09) .................... 183 Brown, John (12) 27, 80, 126, 160, 163 Bruner, Angie (11) .55, 58, 128, 169 Bruner, Joe (09)........................ 183 Bryant, Bill............................ 152 Bryant, Wendy (09)................ 101, 183 Bullock, Andi (10)................ 120, 176 Bullock, Cassie (09).................... 183 Bumgarner, William (09) ................ 183 Burgess, Julie (12) . 55, 58, 134, 160 Burgess, Tammy (10)________ 55, 58, 176 Burk, Michoel (10) .. 77, 80, 86, 176, 183 Burleson, Walter (12)...............68, 160 Burns, Orare............................ 153 Burns, John (09)........................ 183 Burns, Leticia (II)........... 134, 169 Burran, Leia (09)........................ 54 Burris, James (09)...................... 183 Berstler, Donald (II) .................. 138 Bush, Christine (12) 66, 134, 135, 147, 160, 163 Bush, Korey (10) ................. 106, 176 Butler, Robert.......................... 153 Butler, Sybil........................... 153 Byrom, Leroy (II)..................... 169 Choir Cacy, Sheila............... 140, 141, 144 Cambell, Terie ....................... 153 Cannon, Kacy (10)......................177 Cono, Albert (11) ... 38, 80, 86, 132, 169, 174 Corom, Foruk (10)........... 23, 130, 177 Carom, Yassmin (12) . 120, 130, 146, 160 Cargill, Bryan (10)................. 177 Corlile, David (10) ..............86, 177 Carlile, Tammie (09)............ 101, 183 Carmichael, Jennifer (09)........... 183 Carr, Tonia (II)........... 30, 102, 169 Carrizoles, Laura (10). 64, 65, 119, 130, 146, 177, 192 Carroll, Stephen..................84, 153 Carter, Casie (II).. 80, 91, 117, 124, 169 Carver, Jennifer (09)............118, 183 Corver, Ronnetta (12)... 55, 160, 162 Carver, Ronnie (10) ................ 177 Corver, Tony (II)..........80, 117, 170 Cosarez, Pete (11)................86, 170 Cason, Doug (11) 80, 117, 119, 132, 168, 170 Castillego, Jamie (09)........... 54, 184 Causey, Clarissa................ 142, 143 Cecil, Jennifer.....................142 Chapmond, Ryon (10)................. 177 Chappell, Misty (09)................ 184 Chotkin, Pat (09) .................. 184 Chewning, Ricky (09)................ 184 Christian, Wendi (11)............... 134 Church, Jenny (11).................. 170 Clark, Brian (10).................66, 177 Clark, Corina (10).................. 177 Clark, Jennifer (12) .. 54, 59, 60, 62, 128, 160, 164 Clark, Judy (09)................ 101, 184 Clark, Undo.........................159 Clark, Shawna (12)... 12, 16, 34, 40, 65, 80, 84,91, 116, 119, 124, 145, 160, 162 Clausen, Kathleen (12).......... 128, 136, 160, 165 Clifton, Tony (10).................... 177 Cofer, Steve......................84, 153 Collord, Trey (12)................19, 160 Collins, Jeremy (09)............. 66, 184 Collins, Malliga (09)....... 54, 59, 184 Colton, Deno (11)................... 170 Conway, Cathy (12).............. 160, 164 Cook, Betty (09).................... 184 Cook, David (12)......... 32, 39, 80, 94, 160, 192 Cook, Jason (09)............ 48, 67, 184 Cook, Nafhon (09) .24, 38, 39. 59, 60, 118, 182, 184 Cook. Paul (11).......... 76, 80, 86, 108, 124, 170 Cook, Ronny (12)......... 80, 160, 163 Cooper, Rowdy (09) 66, 132, 184 Cornwell, Beth (10)................ 177 Corpier, Karen (10) .............. 177 Cottongome, Jason (09)............. 184 Cox, Alicia (12)............. 160, 165 Cox, Eric (09)..................... 184 Cox, Howard (12)................... 160 Cox, Jeff (11)............... 139, 170 Craig, Stephanie (11) .. 122, 123, 170 Crain, Leesa (12) .... 132, 136, 160, 165 CreswelT, Rondo (12)..........137, 160 Creswell, Renee (09).......... 67, 184 Crews, Bill (10) .. 55, 56, 58, 69, 177 Crist, Stocy (10) 81, 100, 175, 177 Crow, Lori (09).................... 184 Crowe, Denise (11)........... 137, 170 Crowell, Jennifer (09)... 25, 81, 109, 184 Culver, Chris (09)................. 184 Cummings, Troe (10) .... 54, 59, 86, 177 Determination Daniels, Edna (II) .... 109, 130, 170 Darden, William (12) . 55, 56, 58, 60, 61, 160 Davee, Curtis (10) .. 23, 86, 124, 177 Daves, Jonathan (II).............. 170 Daves, Noomi (11) ... 117, 120, 121, 122, 170 Davis, Cheryl (12)________ 128,136,160, 163 Davis, Darrell (12)...... 80, 160, 165 Davis, Debra (09).................. 184 Davis, Noel (12) ... 13,71, 116, 124, 160 Davis, Rolph (12)................... 68 Davis, Tim (09) ......... 67, 118, 184 Davis, Tommy....................... 153 Davis, Trey (09)......... 67, 69, 184 Dawson, David (09) ...... 67, 69, 184 de Jesus, Ester (09)................ 67 Dean, Cammie (11) _______ 41, 42, 120, 122, 123, 170 Deoton, Shannon (II).......134, 170 Denney, Renea (12) .. 102, 116, 119, 130, 160, 162 Dennis, Davina (12) ... 55, 160, 163 Detamore, Trent............ 84, 153, 157 Dickson, Joson (09)................ 184 Dikes, Darren (09)........... 138, 184 Dillord, Laura (09).......... 126, 184 Dixon, Jason (12)........ 54, 59, 160 197 SDolc, W7 9)........................ 138 y ' Donohue, Eddie (11). 170 Dowry, Cori...................... 153 Draper, Randy (11)............80, 170 Duke, Charles.......51, 69, 106, 154 Dusbeiber, Melissa (11).......... 138 Excellence Eagleton, Ed (10)_____67, 80, 86, 177 Eoly,Tre'(f j..................68, 170 Eostin, Melissa (09)................. 184 Edenfield, Krista (12)......... 160, 163 Ellis, Regina (10).............55, 177 Emler, Dove............... 84, 125, 154 Empson, Matthew (12) . . . 68, 80, 160 Endoya, Anna (10)......... 68, 130, 177 Eskue, Chris (II) ................... 170 Esparza, Denise.......................142 Espinosa, Rochel (09)................ 184 Evans, Brion (10)..............86, 177 Evans, Jeff (12) .80. 94. 160, 192 Evans, Laura (12)..............68, 160 Ewing, Rkki (10) 31,65, 109, 119, 175, 177 Fun Forlow, Lee (11).... 27, 54, 59, 120, 170 Farmer, Stocy (11)...............119, 170 Ferriss, Tammy (09)................... 184 Ferriss, Terry (09).............. 66, 184 Filipowia, Kevin (10).............86, 177 Finley, Dawn (12).......... 71, 128, 136, 160, 163 Fisher, Willis.............116, 117, 154 Fletcher, Birdia...................... 154 Flores, Ester..........................159 Flournoy, Angela (10) 177 Forrester, Mkhael (10)............86, 177 Fox, Emmett (09)...................... 184 Freer, Caryn (09)..........101, 118, 184 Frissell, Cindy (10) . 43. 68, 106, 175, 177 Frye, Paul (II)..................169, 170 Frye, Tiffony (09)...............118, 185 Fullerton, Vikki (09)................. 185 Funicello, Gina (09)....... 68. 182, 185 Furrh, Lee Ann (10)................... 177 Grades Galindo, Cynthia (09)............ 54, 185 Galindo, Peter (12). 59, 60,61, 129, 160 Gandy. Lisa (12)...........141, 144, 160 Garda, Gabriel (12)...............71, 160 Garcia, Gabriela (12) .126, 132, 160 Garcia, Ricky (12)................54, 160 Garrett, Shone (12) .......67, 91, 160 Garrison, Kelly (12) .... 64,65, 116, 130, 160, 162 Geary, Becca (09)....... 92, 100, 118, 182, 185 Geeslin, Dee Dee (12) . 41, 110, 128, 160, 162 Geeslin, Kim (10)...............22, 178 Gilbreath, Danny (10). . 68, 86, 178 Gilstrap, Wanda......................159 Gipson, Reno (10)................... 178 Gomez, Virginia (10)................ 178 Gonzoles, Joey (09).............41, 185 Gonzoles, John (09) 66, 185 Gonzales, Sandra (10) ..........66, 178 Gonzoles. Sylvia (09).......... 67, 185 Goras, Adam (II).................... 134 Gordon, Donna (12)............134, 160 Gordon, James (11).........5$, 58, 170 Gordon, Jeremie (09) .... 55, 58, 185 Goss, Tony (09)..................... 185 Graf, Stephen (09)................... 66 Graves, Roger (10)........ 59, 107, 178 Greane, Wayne........................159 Green, Chris (12) . . .66, 80, 160, 165 Green, Scott (09) 55,58,120,185 Green, Terry (12) .. 55, 58, 120, 121, 128, 160 Green, Tim (12).................80, 160 Grider, Erica (12)................... 66 Griffen, Gerald (11)............66, 190 Grimm, Jeanette (12).. 66, 128, 160, 165 Grimsley, Kenneth (11).............. 170 Grounds, Bryan (10).............86, 178 Grubbs, Tim............... 40, 84, 154 Guilman, Joyce.......................159 Gulick, Diane....................... 152 Gutierrez, Michelle (10)............ 178 Guzman, Betty (09).................. 185 Homecoming Haberzettle, Carla (11).......128, 170 Hale. Dorene (12)......... 80, 160, 162 Hamilton, Sue........................159 Handy, Sheri........................ 154 Hones, Wendy (10)......... 40, 126, 178 Hanley, Amy (11). ... 117, 120, 121, 130, 170 Hannah, Jennifer (10)... 49, 130, 178 Hardy, Patricia Ann____6, 7, 75, 110, 119, 129, 154 Harmon, Shelley (12) .. 66, 134, 160, 163 Harris, David (10).................. 178 Harris, Vickie................ 120, 154 Harrison, Matt (12) ... 66, 116, 117, 160 Hart, Marla (11)... 71, 92, 108, 117, 170 Hartranft, Mark (09) ............... 185 Harvison, Bill (10) ...........86, 178 Hatfeild, Kelli (09)................ 185 Hatfield, Christine (10) ... 55, 58, 178 Hathaway, Erin (09)................. 185 Hawkins, Casey (09)................. 67, 185 Hawley, Diana (10)...... 92, 100, 178 Hawley, Glen (12) ... 68, 80, 94, 95, 124, 160, 165 Hayes, Michelle........... 142, 143 'Hayes, Reisha (09)................. 185 Hearne, Virginia........ 128, 154, 168 Heckart, John (12)........ 121, 160 Hedrk, Heidi (10) 26, 81,129, 146, 175, 178 Helbing, Lisa (12)...... 68, 102, 103, 160, 163 Henderson, Tammy (09)............... 185 Herbert, Rene (II)...... 137, 170 Herbin, Angela (10)................. 138 Herbin, Richard (11)......138, 170 Hernandez, Belinda (12).... 122, 134 Hernandez, Carmen (09)............... 66 Hernandez, Cirenia (10)............. 178 Hemondez, Lee (09).................. 185 Hernandez, Melissa (10)............. 178 mwndez, Tina (10)..................81, 178 r, Daryle (10)..... 54, 59, 178 , Sally .119,147,154 Barney (12)......... 137, 138, 160 flames (09)...................... 185 Hill, Jason (II). 68, 80, 83, 94, 124, 170 Hindstom, Richord....................159 Hix, Debbie (12).............. 134, 164 Hobbs, Koren (09)................... 185 Hodges, Christine (09) ... 54, 59, 185 Holtman, Jeannie (11)......... 126, 142, 145, 170 Holtman, Jo Anne (10)... 55, 58, 178 Hoover, Anna (09)................... 185 Hopkins, Jennifer (10).........55, 178 Hopkins, Julie (09) . 24, 81, 109, 182, 185 Hopkins, Sammy (12)_______12, 71, 160 Hopkins, Tony (II)......59, 61, 171 Howard, Cynthia (09)................ 185 Hubbard, David (11)................. 171 Hubbard, Diana (09).......... 126, 185 Huber, Beth (12) 67. 160, 165 Huddleston, Harold (09)........59, 107, 185, 190 Hudson, Christi (09) .... 55. 108, 185 Hudson, Jeremy (II) . 80, 94, 171 Hudson, Jim.................. 154, 158 Hughey, Janice (11) ... 92, 100, 108, 168, 171, 190 Hults, Tommy (11)................... 138 Huskey, Michelle (09) .55, 58, 185 Hutchinson, Becca (09)........ 60, 185 Hutchinson, Kelly (12) .. .55,61, 160 Hutchinson, Terry (II)............... 138 Improvement Ingle, Barry 12; 68, 80, 83, 9 160, If Ingle, Kevin (09) .......... 124, IE Juniors Jackson, Kevin (II) ..........86, 17 Jackson, Michael (09)......... IE Jockson, Tracy (10)........... 17 Jacobs, Mike (10)............. 17 Jocobs, Shelly (II)........132, IE James, Gladys .............. 154, If James, Jeffery............ 54, 59, f Jenkins, Larry (10)............... E Jobe, Tracy (10).............. 17 Johnson, Angela (09) ____ 54, 59, IE Johnston, Michael (09)........ IE Joines, Eddie (10) 86, 17 Jones, David (11) .... 31,76, 80, 11 Jones, Sherry 17 Jones, Tracey (12) ... 126, 128, 16 If Judkins, Dana (12) 128, 160, If Knowledge Kellogg, Philip (12) 28. 59, 71. 10 119, 146, If Kennedy, Pomela (09)......... 186, If Keseley, Tammy (09)............... If Kindiger, Steven (09) .. 54, 186, 1‘ Kindiger, Taro (10)............... 17 King, Elaine..................155, If King, Lee Ann (10)................ lJ Kloberdanz, Keith (10) ... 54, 59, M Knudson, Amy (12) 128,137, 16 If KoWes, Angela (12) ... 72, 144, 16 If Kohles, Rochel (11).. .. 92, 100, 11 17 Kotter, Theresa (12)...........68, 1; Kottwitz, Kevin (II) 86,124,12 17 Kovalkk, Stephanie (11)............ f Krouse, Joel 43, 65, 146, 147, 15 158, If Kudrick, Chris (11)....... 80, 86, 17 Kuhn, Dean (12)................... If Lions Lambert, Tonya (09) ............... 18 Lominock, Julie (11).. 120, 121, 13' 17 Landers, David (09)................. E Langston, Glona.....................15 ngston, Lisa Wff .... [168,186 nigham, Gary (09)............. 186 ssrtig, Tomrg� ' . 80, 92,100,171 iter, _- wler. Thomas f09j........ f omA 8tMM e, Brandy (09) £V? .......... 186 � . John (10)....................86 b. Mattie (11) 32,126,142,171 , Tawana (09) i............... 66 pard, Potty (10).............. 179 iter, James (12)___ 134, 135, 165 iter, Rhonda (12) ... 72, 134, 135, 147, 165 vis, (hoHot (10).... 126, 147, 186 tie, Jerry (11) 124, 130, 168, 171 rfe, Randy (10)...............66, 179 rfe, Renee (12)... 55, 60, 66, 160, 164 tis, Jodi (09)...........101, 186 tis, Lori (09)...... 27, 101, 186 igoria, Melissa (10)......... 179 fen, John........... 84, 155, 168 vock, Missy (10).............. 67 'd, Stephanie (09) .......... 186 her, Mkhael (09)............. 186 Julie (11)...........60, 117, 171 mi Memories ck, Shane (09)........... 67, 186 ck, Shannon (12)____ 66, 72, 128, PT 134, 160, 165 dewell, Wendy (09) 55, 186 kanridi, Marvin (12) 16, 39,72, _____9, 129, 160, 165, 191 korokh, Mike (12).......138, 160 korwkh, Monica (12) .... 132, 140, 141, 144, 160, 165 ngrem, Mark (11) . 54, 59, 61, 80, 109, 171 ), Maro (09)............ 67, 186 ■tin, James (10).............. 68 •quez, Joel (09)........ 67, 186 iin, Bobby (I0 rtin, Chris (10) . 86, 124, 130, 179 iin, Ella.................... 155 rtin, Eric (12). 26, 54, 56, 69, 160 Iin, Garrett (10).... 43, 67, 122, 130, 179, 192 Iin, Victor (11) .... 65, 106, 118, 119, 124, 127, 171 linez, Andreana (09) ........ 186 tinez, Maria (12) . 128, 134, 160, 163 an, Greg (09).......... 126, 186 ;sey, Paula (11).... 55, 58, 171 his, Penny (11)............. 171 Alpin, Richard (09).......... 186 Me Intyre, Chris (09) . 118, 124, 182, 186 Maean, Jeff (12)...............136, 160 Me Keever, Tiffany..................142 Me Kown, Chris (09)................ 186 Me Nolly, Vanessa (09)............. 186 Me Pherson, Barbara................ 152 Melanson, Deann (12)................ 66 Melanson, Susan.................... 155 Mercer, Shelly (09)................ 66, 186 Meyer, Brion (11) ................. 137 Mikel, Paul (11) 48, 77, 122, 172 Miller, Diane (10)................. 179 Miller, Michele (12) .19, 64, 65, 72, 116, 127, 160, 162, 192 Miller, Shane (10) . 40, 65, 130, 175, 179, 192 Minorcik, Krista (12).. 54, 56, 58, 60, Minarcik, Lisa (11). 27, 172, 192 Mink, Stoccy (11).............138, 172 Mitchell, Chod (09)................ 67, 186 Moddrell, Cheryl................... 155 Montgomery, Beverly................ 155 Montgomery, Marty (10) ............ 179 Moobery, Susanne (09).............. 186 Moore, Bart (12) 18, 160, 162, 191 Moore, Christy (10) Moore, Chris (11) Moore, Cliff (09) Moore, Danice (12) Moore, Rebecca (09)............ 108, 187 Morales, LaShanno (09)......... 66, 187 Morris, Greg (11) . . .. 117, 118, 119, H 124, 172 Morrow, Devin (10)................ 179 Mouton, Tommy (11) .. 54, 119, 120, 124, 130, 172 Mulanox, Paula (11)... 117, 122, 172 Mulonox, Tommy (10) ... 55, 58, 179 Munoz, Jeanette (10).............. 179 Murphy, Jennifer..............155, 160 Murrah, Craig (12)...... 80, 160, 162 Novelty Neotbery, Regina (11) . 142, 143, 172 Neil, Teddy (11).........124, 172 Nelson, Christy................... 142,143 Nelson, James (11).................86, 172 Nelson, Kothy (09)........ 66, 187, 192 Nevins, Brandy (09)................... 187 Newman, Brenda (10)................... 179 Newman, Ronald (09)............... 67, 187 Nielson, Kristian (11)................ 172 Nix, Jimmy (09)....................... 132 Nix, Stacey (09)...................... 187 Norris, Amber (10)... 122, 123, 130, 179, 192 Norton, Jimmy (12) ... 80, 118, 119, 124, 125, 145, 147, 160, 162 Norton, Melissa (10)..... 100, 179 Novak, Kristi (09)........ 25, 40, 187 Nall, Stephanie (12) . 10, 14,34, 116, 118, 119, 124, 145, 160, 162 Occasion 0 Gorman, Rina (11) .. 142, 143, 172 0 Neal, Kerri (12) 134, 160 0 Neil, Norma (12).... 136, 160, 164 0 Shields, Judy........ 128, 155, 168 Odom, Daino (12).... 128, 134, 135, 147, 160, 163 Oldham, Erica (10)........... 179 Olson, Erica (09).............101, 187 Orozco, An a (10) ................. 58 Orozco, Hector (11)................67, 172 Overman, Ida................ 155, 158 Overton, Dorothy (10)..............67, 179 Owen, Simon (09) .25,38, 118, 187 Owens, Robert (II) ............... 172 Ozbom, Michelle (12)...............54, 160 Prom Pabalate, Sandro............. 152 Pointer, Eric (11)............119, 172 Parker, Ryon (09)................. 187 Parker, Steve (11)................ 172 Parnell, Christy (10)............. 179 Parnell, Melinda (09) .... 54, 59, 187 Parten, Mellissa (09) ............. 187 Pate, Bryan (09)................... 187 Patino, Horocio (09)............... 187 Patton, Pat....................84, 155 Payne, Dovid (12)... 55, 56, 58, 116, 160 Payne, Shoshonna (09). 55, 58, 68, 187 Pearson, George (11)............... 67 Pearson, Ronnie (12) .............. 138 Peaton, Stacie .............. 140, 144 Pent, Jeremy (10) .... 38, 119, 130, 175, 180 Perdue, Usa (11) .58, 66, 117, 172 Perez, Gerardo (12) .128, 134, 160 Perez, Jorge (09).................. 66 Perry, Steve (10).................. 180 Peters, Carol (09)................. 187 Pettis, Donnie (10)................76, 180 Pettis, Marvin (09).................... 187 Phelps, Scotty (11) .119,168,172 Phelps, Traci (09)................ 54, 187 Phillips, Sean (12) ... 39, 55, 56, 59, 60,61,72, 116, 118, 119, 146, 160 Phillips, Shannon (12)................. 160 Piccoli, Carrie (11)........33, 117, 172 Piper, David (11) ... 41, 80, 83, 172 Pippin, Cheri (12)......... 31, 102, 130, 160, 162 Plangmon, Cecelia ............... 142, 143 Porter, Amy (12)........... 126, 134, 160 Porter, Joe (10)...................66, 180 Porterfield, Jennifer (09) ............ 187 Portmon, Paul (10).................86, 180 Prater, Shawn (09)..................... 187 Preother, Shawn (12) . 132, 136, 160, 163 Price, Patricio (12)............. 160, 164 Purser, Tonic (09) .................... 187 Quizzes Roar Raines, Ben (12).................139, 160 Raines, Bonnie (09) ................. 187 Raley, Tommy (10).......... 54, 59, 180 Ramos, Michelle (09)............. 66, 187 Ramsey, Brett (10)................86, 180 Roso, Romo (12).... 55, 58, 60, 128, 160, 163 Ray, Brandon (09).................... 187 Roy, Keith (09).................. 66, 187 Redwine, James (09)............. 187 Beid, Camilla........................156, 158 Keisch, Thomasine................... 126, 156 Renois, Danny (10).. 68, 86, 124, 180 Reyna, Vktor (10)................... 122, 180 Riol, Renee (10)......................40, 180 Ricardo, Jesse (12)....... 66, 134, 164 Richards, Mike (12) .. 43, 66, 73, 80, 160, 162 Richordson, Luke (11)........... 172 Richardson, Rawnda (09).. 55, 58, 187 Richardson, Shelly (09)............. 118, 130, 187 Riojos, Teresa (11)............. 172 Rivera, Albert (11)................. 130, 172 Rivero, Veronica.................140 Rivers, Worren (11)........ 68, 86, 172 Roberts, Barbara (10)........... 180 Robertson, dint (12)....... 13, 49,73, 117, 160, 163 Robertson, Shawn (10) ... 29, 69, 86, 180 Robinson, Chories (10).......... 180 Rockwell, Dario (II)............ 137, 172 Roden, Lisa (12).......... 140, 144, 160 Rodgers, Aleshio (09)............... 188 Rodgers, Oelyn (II)................. 172 Rodgers, Joy (09)............. 187, 190 Rodgers, Jon (09).............. 33, 188 Rodgers, Shay (12).... 84, 138, 163, 218 Rodriguez, Carmen (09).............. 188 Rogers, Russell (11) .... 54, 59, 107, 173 Rogers, Ruth ........................159 Ruffin, Amy (09) ... 29, 43. 81, 182, 188 Ruffin, Lesley (11) .... 55. 103, 117, 168, 173 Ruiz, Melanie (09)........ 55, 59, 188 Rush, Carmen (09)................... 188 Russell, Heath (09)................. 188 Russell, Joe (11)................... 173 Russell, Johnnie....... 140, 144, 156 Russell, Tommy (10).................. 86 Ruthesell, Jeff (10) 86, 180 Ruthesell, Michael (12) . 68, 80, 160, 163, 192 Ryon, Barbara.................. 65, 156, 158 Seniors Sanchez, Anito (09) .......... 101, 188 Sanchez, Marci (12) .. 134, 135, 160, 164 Sonders, Jennifer (09)..........81, 188 Sanders, Renda................ 142, 143 Sanders, Roy (09).............. 66, 188 Sarber, Jamie (09)............. 67, 188 Sarber, Jodi (12) ... 55, 60, 64, 65, 116, 127, 160, 162, 192 Schafernocker, Lisa (12) 54, 59, 160, 163 Schramm, Frank (09)............ 66, 188 Schulfhus, Amber (11)............... 173 Schuman, David (12).................. 68 Scott, Sheila (11)........ 67, 68, 173 Scozzari, Aaron (10)................ 180 Scroggins, lorry (09) .............. 188 Seogroves, Roymond (II)........... 173 Serrano, Claudia (10)............... 180 Serrano, Juanita (12) .. 54, 59, 62, 160, 164 Serrano, Miguel (11) .. 80, 109, 124, 173 Serrano, Rogelio (12) ... 66, 80, 160, 164 Sewall, Dale (10)...............86, 180 Shabay, Mike 84, 156 Sharp, Stacey (12) . 28, 80, 91, 124, 128, 137, 145, 160, 164 Show, Chris (11) 59,60, 120, 173 Sheilder, Betsy............ 156, 158 Shelton, Paul (10)..............86, 180 Shelter, Jill (12) . 19, 128, 134, 135, 147, 160, 164 Sikora, Lea Anne (10) ..........68, 180 Silvey, Dawn (II).... 132, 133, 134, 173 Simpson, Jason (09)................... 55, 188 Sisk, Regina (II)........ 120, 130, 173 Sloan, Micheal (09)................... 188 Slobodien, Vicki (II)................. 173 Smith, Cory (11).................137, 173 Smith, Darrell (09).............. 66, 188 Smith, Doug (09) ..................... 188 Smith, Kathy (10)........ 92, 107, 180 Smith, Kristi (09)............... 33, 188 Smith, Sheila (10)................81, 180 Snell, Lori (09)................ 101, 188 Snider, Paula (12).. . 132, 137, 160, 165 Solano, Andrea (09)................... 188 Sonnier, Thomas (10)_______ 22, 86, 180 Southworth, Rochel (12) .. 29, 34, 35, 73, 124, 128, 132, 140, 141, 144, 160, 164 Sparks, Terri (11)....... 132, 134, 173 Sperry, Glen............. 156, 158, 160 Sperry, Lynn (10) . 86, 124, 130, 180, 190 Spiers, Greg (11) ... 30, 80, 83, 124, 173, 192 Spiers, Linda..........................159 Springs, Jason (10)................... 180 Stoley, Todd (12) 80, 94, 95, 124, 160 Stallings, Keith (II).... 66, 86, 173 Starnes, Oeano (II)............. 55 Starns, Anita (12)....... 132, 136, 160 Steele, Keith (10)................ 181 Stephens, Les (10) 86. 124, 181 Stillings, Donna ......................159 StiKngs, Troy (10).....................86, 181 Stinnett, Jimmy (09)............66 Stogsdill, Loren............... 156 Stone, Amy (12) 49, 137, 160, 162 Stone, Cathy (10).............. 181 Stringer, Brian.................109 Sommers, Jolene.......... 66, 126, 181 Sommers, Nancy................. 156 Swanson, Kathy (12)______ 54, 66, 128, 160, 163 Teachers Todlock, Wesley (12) ................. 132 Taylor, Jennifer (11)............173, 191 Taylor, Jennifer Paige (12).. 128, 130, 131, 160, 162 Taylor, Suzanne (09)............67 Taylor, Tricia (09)............. 66 Thames, Lindo (10)..............181 Thetford, Shelly (09).................. 55 Thomos, Donny (11) ................... 173 Thomas, Jason (12)................ 160; Thomos, Lodine (12) 80,91,116, 124, 160, 162 Thomason, Lorry (10)...............86, 181 Thompson, Chod (09)................. 66 Thompson, Christina (12) 54, 160, 165 Thompson, Jason (10)............68, 86 Thompson, Kim (10)................ 181 Thompson, Lee (11) ... 124, 128, 173 Thompson, Marianne..........156, 158 Thompson, Patsy 159 Tincher, Eddie (10).............68, 86 Tittle, Teresa (II) .... 42, 134, 173 Tovar, Shelby (12)...... 68, 160, 162 Trung, Vu..........................159 Unity Underwood, Danielle (12) ... .73, 136, 160, 165 Underwood, Tippy (12)... 31, 80, 160 Victories Valdez, LuJy (12) 138, 160 Van Dyke, Jeremy (09) .... 54 Van Dyke, Robert (09) .. 55, 60 Vantreose, Harold 159 Vanzandt, Carri 101 Weekend Wode, Rodney (10). 55, 56, 60, 181 Wakefield, Tonia (09)....... 130 Wakelond, Nick (10) 110, 175, 181 Wakeland, Peggy............. 156 Walker, Rebecca (12) .40, 160, 165 Walker, Saroh (11)..... 55, 122, 174 Wall, Adam (11).................54, 174 Wall, Bobbette (10) ............68, 181 Walloce, Clint (10) ............86, 181 Wosser, Shirley (11)...128, 174 Watson, Sheila (09) ............... 126 Watson, Teresa (I I)...134, 174 Wayne, David 80,84, 110, 156, 168 Webb, Lisa (12)........134, 160 Wells, Chuck (11) . 48, 54, 64, 65, 80, 83, 94, 124, 130, 174 Wells, Kellie (11)..... 130, 174 Westbrook, Mike (11)........ 174 Westbrook, Steve (II)....... 174 Wetzel, Jennifer (12) .. 55, 128, 160, 163 Wharton, Penny (11) 40, 41, 48, 65, 80, 92, 122, 174 White, DeAnn.................. 142, 143 White, Heather (II).......117, 174 White, Jennifer (II).......137, 174 White, Mandy (11). 134,135, 147, 174 White,'Monica (12).......... 160 White, Tina (10)............ 181 White Eagle, Sammy (10) 41, 80, 181 Whitson, Donna (II)..........132, 174 Widmon, Jason (10)....... 68, 86, 181 Wigley, Deboroh (12)............... 160 Wiley, Terry (10).................. 181 Wilkerson, William (10) ........... 181 Wilks, Sidney......................142 Willioms, Doryn (09) 118, 124 Williams, Edward (12) .... 54, 59, 160 Willioms, Kristy (10).... 23, 80, 92, 108, 124, 181 Willioms, Michoel...... 124, 157, 160 Williams, Ryan (12) .. 11, 73,75,80, 94, 95, 116, 117, 124, 125, 146, 160 Williams, Stella (10)..........92, 181 Williams, Suzanne (10)... 55, 56, 58, 61,65,81, 175, 181 Wilson, Denise (12). 134, 135, 147 Wilson, Leon....................... 157 Wilson, Ronald (11) ......... 138, 174 Wilson, Volarie (10)...........55, 181 Winsteod, Roy (10)............138, 181 Wise, Elizabeth (12) ... 18, 122, 130, 132, 160 Witt, Jennifer (09)................ 67 Woifinbarger, Melinda (12) .... 64, 65, 68, 73, 120, 127, 130, 131, 160, 162 Wood, Paula (11) . . .64, 65, 130, 174 Wood, Shelley (10).............41, 181 Wood, Victor....................... 157 Wooten, Caroline..............116, 157 Wright, Julie (12)...... 128, 136, 160 X-tracurricular Years Young, Mork (09)................. 66 Young, Shelly.......... 157, 158, 175 Youngblood, Venita (10)........66, 126, 181 Yzquierdo, Shannon (11).. 41, 80, 91, 117, 124, 174 Z-end Zeller, Sandro........................... 157 Zenteno, Elizabeth (9).................... 67 If s oJ= M I vfip Autographs = -T ‘Z'S % X va o Os . 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