Clear Lake Intermediate School - Aerie Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1983 volume:

Top: Friends help psych-up some of the eighth grade A football players for the game after school. Bottom: Christine Ficarotto demonstrates how to strangle Trey Derrick. .. x XX ll l ll O ! ? 0 0 4 Creative Learning Is Best Creative learning in this school is the rule and not the exception. Advanced history students learned the judicial court system by participating in mock trials held downtown. Drama students learned what goes into a theatrical performance like the Halloween play. Students also learned the political plat- forms by listening to representative guest speakers during the campaign race be- tween Bill Clements and Mark White. They even held a mock oelection in which the students could cast their own votes. 0 Opposite page top: Jurors are sworn in for the mock trial. Opposite page' bottom: Jennifer Recer, Ross Lambert and Larry Nodarse act out a scene from the Hal- loween play that was given to sixth graders. Left: Stephanie Hannagan accepts documents from guest speaker Randy Pennington. XX xx fy 'sm ff 'fill' . X , inf I K I 'I . f 1 jf! V 5 .-dffd, fl, in ll I - lf, l X Ihr ' 'r '- The Best Time of Day Is With Friends The best times always inyolve friends. They share secrets, happiness and sorrow. They also help you get through the day! Top far left: Lunch would be nothing without friends and cafeteria food. Middle top: Eighth graders work off excess energy. Top right: The bike rack area is a popular meeting place after school for friends such as Jimmy Owens and Lance Evans. Bottom far left: Tammy Cobb and Michelle Bufkin see each other at lunch everyday. Middle bottom: In Mrs. Genelle Berry's English class Cathy Chilcutt, Angie Walker and Jen- nifer McMillan work on a writing exercise. S f X iilll J Xorg 'S . X I I I I l y fi C . , ' fl i f 0 f r ff M ff x if ' ' l I 1 . K X 1 , ' i U9 ,.il l ,f K I My IVV, l Hg I is ' i 'Ill Nl -Q-I H ct ff I ?1mnW to 'fa 0-0 Q11 K Top left: Students attentively watch and par- ticipate in the pep rally. Top right: The cheerleaders proclaim, We're Number One! Bottom left: The eighth grade Av football team is honored for their achievements during a pep rally. Bottom right: Halloween does odd things to change people such as these choir students. The Best Happenings X u 2 ll J XV . .. g lf' s , f lf W 1, F, Q Ml 1 0' , 5 'if alll! I I 1 xt . AZ Q: lll,' . , .lff7y4fQil1' A no i lf' f , . 1 'Ig' F Pep Rallies Boost Eagle Spirit Right: Cheerleaders raise the roof off the gym in Come on Offense. Left: Ms. Paula Bell talks to the students while Shawn Domingues looks on. Bottom: Seventh graders show their spirit while Katie Thurman shows hers by standing up and yelling. 'tis-W .nfl - . , . a W ,, W ' v '-':-. 2 K: .- I I ga 3: 3' A , N. F, -krsyj V A ' ' W. L fr ff N M Q V..+ is -,fu 3' W . ag , I Y JEJJ iv hi 'em V im'-A! ,VAZ f U a W 3 W Sw A ,QL 1 ' 3 vi' Q if H' gg-viw k V' 'V' MQ- ' ' 7 ' Q... U2 'Wk I' ,v 1 A 9 x Fashions and Music Gain Attention The year has introduced many different fashions and music trends. Fashions for girls ran along the lines of mini-skirts, leg warmers, Nikes, prairie skirts, tuxedo blouses, some Vans, and Fruit Boots. The guys wore spike haircuts and Vans. The Preppy look was also popular with guys wearing Polo or Izod shirts. Practically everyone liked to wear Ops and Town and Country surf designs. In music trends, the three most popular radio stations were 101 KLOL, 97 ROCK, and 93-79Q. Top: Mark Mayfield displays the surfer look with Vans and his Town and Country shirt. Bottom: Van Haler, ACXDC, Rush, Journey are just some of the groups that would be in a teen's album collection. 1 3 5 91 Top left: Scotty Burkes enjoys the style of Town and Country designs. Top middle: Pat McCabe shows his concert T-shirt of The Who. Top right: Mini-skirts were back from the '60s and worn by many girls. Left: David Brown likes the Town and Country look because it's casual. fo , I PENQ W Q in 5 J 2 xv ,, .A M W Q31 Q, 4-ff' -4 in i. ff? ,mf . A , M, A mr A 9, , X. X. rw ,Jfbfv 1 k - Q1 img, 3 M W Halloween Isn't just for Ghosts Halloween was really different this year. There were very few of the traditional witches, ghosts, and goblins. Instead, new wavers, babies, and bunnies were more than abundant. Everyone had a different idea of the perfect costume and came to school dressed that way. Top: Punk style haircuts, makeup, and colorful spray hits the Halloween chart. Bottom: Deena Chapman, Terri Hara rison, and Jody Elrich celebrate Halloween dressed in the most popular costumes of bunnies and babies. Freedom Iam Gives Free Concert The free concert that was given by Freedom Jam was sponsored by the stu- dent council. The group played numerous rock tunes and presented a skit on American history during the per- formance. The group also gave a night performance in which many students attended. Students Turn Into Dancing Valentines The lights were dimmed as the seventh and eighth graders stepped out on the gymnasium floor for the Valentines Day Dance. Students danced as they listened to songs by the Go- Go's, Sammy Hagar, Michael Jackson, and many others. Carnations were also on sale on Valentines Day. These were on sale by Mrs. Gerry Brown's reading classes. The profits were used to buy a printer and a monitor for the computer. The seventh and eighth graders that chose not to go to the dance went to the teaching theater to watch the movie, Star Warsf, Above: Alex Sarabia dances with Kim Walters. Bot' tom right: Mrs. Rosalind Ferrero dances with Tim Sullivan. Christy Van Horn burns up the dance floor Sixth graders participate in a dance of their own in a hallway. Sixth Grade Plays Paper Football While the seventh and eighth graders were at the dance, the sixth graders made paper footballs to have a paper foot- ball contest. Many sixth graders didn't participate in the paper football contest. Instead, they went to see The Muppet Movie. As the dance progresses, many students Paper football kicks off as the referee Mr Pau Shepich checks footballs loose their shyness and step out on the crowded gym floor. 19 Janet McDowell sings Can't Smile Without You. omni limi IZM Suzanne Knight and Jayme Wise sing a song about commercials. Quay McLean, Heidi Walters, Tonia Doerre and Paula Cole sing the tune One Fine Day. Singing Stars Shine The Pop Show, presented by the seventh and eighth grade choir was just as colorful and ex- citing as ever. There was new as well as old music presented. Some of the old music was Please Mr. Postman, Ain't That A Shame, Johnny B. Goode and Charlie Brown. Cool Jerk, an old song that was brought back by the Go-Go's gave life to the Pop Show. The new songs sung were Africa, Nobody, Swingin and Shadows Of The Night. One traditional song that is used every year is King Tut. The choir students showed much talent. Michelle Carter and Heidi Chumley sang Shadows Of The Night while Marci Mayfield sang a solo of Hard To Say I'm Sorry. Donny Gay, Chuck Magill, Jay Tanet, Geoff DeBerry, Steve Young, Chad Stewart and Greg Smith per- formed the traditional King Tut. To end the show, the group Intruder, consisting of Alex Sarabia, Carlos Gonzalez, Timmy Macik and Brett Rhoades sang the Def Leppard hit Rock Of Ages and Ozzy Osbourne's Paranoid Donny Gay fthe gorillal and Chuck Magill dance to 'iYello Polka Dot Bikinif, i Heidi Chumley sings Pat Benatar's Shadows Of The Night. 15+ Between acts, the choir sings Dream A Dream. gf 3 3 'Y History Fair Shows Projects The History Fair contestants tried their best and came out with many brilliant projects. There were over 100 students who received first, second or third places. Bret Benjamin stands proud of his first place Illustrated Research project on the cotton gin. f-9 , . ' Brandi Hobbs shows off her third place project in the models category. 22 Displayed is Katie Ramsey's third place sewing project on the flags of Texas. This project on tennis balls won a first place. r 1-M xr me. '-'Ts Plant growth was a popular topic and many placed. Projects on all sorts of topics stand proud in the gym. 44 EN Future Scientists Show Work The Science Fair contestants who went on to district, earned 479 points and a first place. Altogether the students won 11 first places, 12 second places, 5 third places, 13 fourth places, and 8 fifth places, also 11 honorable mentions were awarded. There were 60 total winners. Pictured above are the winners of the Greater Houston Science Fair. First row includes Nicole Wignall, Scout Oden, Lauri Reysa, Elsa Snyder and Heidi Muir. Second row includes Diane Bulger, Steve Harron, James McClure, Daniel Kim, Tommy Gibson, Roger Lilly, Ed Jung and Carl Smith. Top row includes Nicole Barzilla, Ivan Montoya, Duncan Nickerson, Mr, Barry Schlueter, sponsor, Dipu Bhattacharya and Robert Olen. 23 Mr Mike Skaer introduces the eighth grade finalists in the spelling bee. This past year's activities have been very colorful. One of the activities that all students participated in was the Spelling Bee. In the sixth grade, Ashley DeVries and Sourav Pod- dar won. Jennifer Baker won with Patrick O'Neill, in the seventh grade. Finally, Sangita Rangala and Robert Kwok won in the eighth grade. Sangita also won the school championship. Another activity that was held was the Birds of Prey assembly. Students watched Buck Bradley show us several different types of birds, including an eagle. He also told us some of the experiences that he had with these birds. Most of the birds he had brought had been hurt in some way and he had taken care of them. One other activity that some eighth graders participated in was the trip to Washington, D.C. Mrs. Pat Russell, Mrs. Rosalind Ferrero, Mrs. Pam Schaaf and Mr. Jim Hamilton were the chaperons. Some of the places they visited were the Iwo Jima, Lin- coln Memorial, Jefferson Memorial and many other ex- citing places in our nation's Capital. ax E .Ui S ..-AL-.. , . .. I 1 ' Mr. Buck Bradley hosts the Birds of Mr. Buck Bradley shows the students PYQV assembly held in the Sym- his owl. Jennifer McMillan practices her writing skills. Jennifer McMillan died on March 13, 1983 due to a long, liver and pancreas disease called Cystic Fibrosis. Although she spent a lot of days on the home- bound program, she liked school, Santa Claus makes his appearance at the Winter Medley assembly. enjoyed writing and loved to sing in choir. The following poem she wrote is not about death, but life and how to live it. DEA TH Death is . . . When the sky opens up And all is quiet and peaceful. Death is . . . When you open the door Then close it gently behind you. Death is . . . The ending of one life, The beginning of a new. Death is . . . The one thing we all fear But the main thing that can 't be stopped. So live as you can And go quietly, gently, and peacefully. gg, A is 26 Top left: Mike Wilson, Preston Joy, and Greg Hernandez run for a first place during a track meet. Top right: Mike Williamson clears the top of the hurdle. Bottom left: Jeannine Jowid and Kathleen O'Donnell play aggressively against Webster. Bottom right: John Tempest runs for a touchdown during a seventh grade B team game. The Best Sports 'IW rs x X X X X 0 J WW' X , Inf' l i s ,l, f ' x x ' V j. , ff! lllf 47 it i l 'f 4 ' Football Tackles Gpponents Eighth grade A team members are C. Uranga, J. Haefke, R. Luce, T. Macik, S. Janney, B. Carraway, M. Nooney. Se- cond row includes G. Hernandez, J. Vienne, M. Carney, M. Wilson, A. Lopez, D. Brasseaux, B. Rexer, and P. Joy. Third row includes Coach L. Dorrington, M. Fogle, A. Gress, M. Stanley, S. Frasier, S. Seaman, B. Ebert, Coach R. Siebert, and managers E. Teller and J. Green. not ss WJWWW ' gg ala Q my 'Q' 3 A ij .- .s g ,. ,, s,. ' A Q-l 4 'l.31l 5s' l lmlg 1 is l ,A D .. , X . if -r 'N 5 :l .Q 13' wi-if 3 ...rs A f . Q fi-ws A lla , , ,. 4 my M' 3 l 'X I T Q -Q Mr v ' f Q L l ' .Ss . A 1 s ' e., Q A -6 S 5 ' E , , . - - , - -4. 5 wi ik Ffwax 10 A 1 'X gf' 1 5 sv- fl-t ,E'a1 e.l'f'f-' 3- Q ' . sw . JW . 3? F Q .X , it 0 c g X . ,K . .-.- .. V, lk If s N lf5:5agg?'f r.,f5.5gp:LsAy fi? fx Rk.,w. :1.i,,1. . ' . Mr- Q ,fs S i be L L f ..'5T2sgLyi22efi.24r?i9i--f .rf-1 Y-'vw'M ftTfi A 5 H . L. K., 'K 1,1 x 3,3 fwfr.. 1. . . '-n+-.'l? ifL-X.-,', - ' 1 so-,X Q .f -1?mbf,a1,siN,f4J51s- if - K ,g sv. p2?w.taMQ'ff, , ff. . ,-. KSQFQP :..4,lv155,t--W. e-stag, . A Q, A . . . au: -flirt, new 'i f .- Q .. ,Q xii ,f.i. ... , S ww- as as J . vgsllz' . , m.zgT,f..t 'S My N A, T Q CTW sg! S f .xf'i-L. 5' sv- if x v-ffQ1Ei. .. 5, 5 .1? TQw?-g ?,gw,gn gl, - .. 1 , . Dane Gordon runs for a touchdown with tacklers in pursuit. The eighth A team controls the ball. 8B Football orks As A Team , r , gf-Ei 4, .3 ...W Ur. gl, it is 1 gf, s A 'ir my 4 K lx Q w ri S rf' A 3' M , 'I N X .... , ... lgq i i . s s - . M Qbmiz- s 2? S9 Members of the eighth grade B team are manager R. Flowers, F. Palmer, P. Marks, M. Weddle, J. Fontenot, and C. Cannella. Second row members are B. Waggner, P. Haddican, P. Carlton, D. Gay, V. Vargas, G. Deberry, and E. Lemon. Third row includes S. Touchstone, C. Stewart, A. Sarabia, R. Cockrell, S. Flowers, J. Tanet, J. Lewandowski, and D. Carlton. Others in row four are Coach N. Wood, G. Ingram, K. Lardie, P. Barry, D. Ditmar, S. Stone, C. Stern, D. Bradshaw, S. Gognat, and Coach J. Hamilton. hnny Fontenot runs for yardage as Paul Carlton and Drew Carlton knocks back defender as he scores six points ex Sarabia clear the way. i-l.. . 7 Y 7A Finishes ith An Even Record 4 47 0 . reef' : l i5 98 5 Front row members include S. Johnson, L. Clarke, B. Taylor, M. Kloesel, G. Clarkeson, S. Gann, A. Hinsdale, and S. Grubbs. Second row includes M. Williamson, B. Winans, S. Wood, C. Sellers, M. Luedde, J. Guillory, T. Perry, S. Adair, and T. Saucier. Third row includes Coach R. Stunz, A. Jowid, B. King, P. Glenn, B. Minter, P. Olvasen, B. Hinkle, P. Schelfout, B. Barns, and Coach P. Shepich. A ' ...ia- Pat Schelfout runs from tacklers. Larry Clarke runs for the goal. F00ibH1l--li1HS Fantastic 5635011 A , p o 'YM Qi' maxi With a winning season of 7-1 the seventh B team members are M. Nelson, V. Lancaster, D. Murphy, J. Siddons, K. Lynch, D. Penning, K. Killebrew, J. Weghorst and J. Douthit. Second row includes T. Haise, A. I-luffstetler, L. Mater- son, P. Walker, M. Bonam, S. Miller and T. Clayton. Third row includes M. Morreale, E. Miley, E. Lyon, M. Palmer, C. Sumcox, J. McClure, R. Herrick and C. Cox. Row four includes Coach C. Spurlin, E. Sisk, G. Beuker, T. Valentino, J. Ulmer, J. Tempest, B. Griffin, J. Adkins and D. Foster. riff 5.51. John Tempest pushes the opponent out of his way. Coach Charles Spurlin advises Duane Penning. olle ball Comes Out on Top The eighth grade B team soared to the top this year with first place in their division. The :Eagles ended the season with 11 wins and one oss. The B team also competed in two tour- naments this past year. In the League Ci- tyfWebster tournament, they ranked second place and in the Bonnette tournament they won first. M..- x - ...W....,g 75 kk k A mf L X Qstfi --11 efgg'sssTK-Kwan-X ':s+Qs5s,. E .,,,. t ..., l t r W 1 K tt.s The eighth grade A team did equally as well with 10 wins and two losses. They played McAdams in the district playoff and were defeated by the score of 11-13, leaving Lake second in district. The A team competed in three tour- naments, placing third in the League Ci- tyfWebster tournament, second at Dickens and second in the Gentry tournament. Q W, iiii i ,, ,T ,,,, , ? Top left: Katy Rumford bumps the ball while Heidi Chumley and Jeannine Jowid look on. Top right: Coach Leobold talks to the eighth grade A team dur- ing a time out. Bottom left: Leanne Mashburn and Kathleen O'Donnell get ready to spike. Bottom right: Eighth grade A congratulates each other after a game. 3 as 'K Members of the eighth grade girls volleyball teams include in row one Deanna Bazar, Debbie Runco, Carey Mc- Cloud, Susan Musgrove, Leanne Mashburn, Kathleen O'Donnell, Jane Reece, Chrissy Etnyre and Carol Reed. Top row members include Shawn Castro, Katy Rumford, Jeannine Jowid, C. C. Moreno, Gina Light, Coach Carol Leobold, Jill Blumenstein, Jennifer Kitts, Tonia Doerre, Heidi Chumley, Mary Hammond and Rebecca Marak. N... 1 wi K. ,wr The girls prepare for an important district game. Volleyball Players Spike, Bump, Set The coach for the seventh grade A team was Antoinette Fonteno. She helped the seventh grade do a great job this year. The seventh grade A team ended their season with eight wins and four losses. The seventh grade A team also competed in Linda Jackson, Monique Solomon, Dawn Lostak, Renee two tournaments this year. They placed second Miller, and Nicole Hays talk to Coach Fonteno during an and consolation important time out session. The seventh grade A and B team players include in the tirst row Claudine Garcia, Linda Jackson, Patti Hickey, Bohne nie Inlow, Dawn Lostak, Cherolynn Simon and Kellie Preston. Second row players are Heather England, Deana Roberts, Renee Miller, Annette Carney, Adriana Cruz, Lee Bishop, Jennifer Murray and Tanya Glass. Third ro members are Coach Antoinette Fonteno, Nicole Barzilla, Kristen Marks, Pam McRae, Wendy Ward, Tricia Gangemi, Monique Solomon and Cecellia lcard. Dawn Lostak bumps the ball and gives all her effort to keep the volley going. Coach Fonteno calls out instructions from the bench during a game. I D fr The seventh grade B team worked hard as a unified group and placed third in their division. They completed their season with five wins and seven losses. The team attended two tour- naments in which they ranked third at one and did not place in the other. 35 Brad Godwin goes up for the jump shot against his opponent. Marty Carney shoots for two points over the head ofa defensive player. Basketball Ranks Second With 19 wins and three losses, the eighth grade A basketball team had a well performed season gain- ing a second place in district. The A team was hampered by Kevin Cohn's ankle injury early in the year and he was not able to play in many of the games. 36 The A team attended three tour- naments and placed at each. Brad Godwin was high point scorer overall with an average of 17.1 points per game. The B team high point scorer was Marty Carney. A., ,. .. Scott Frasier still gets the shot up even while being covered by three men. Members of the eighth grade A team are kneeling Eric Mikkelson, Alan Gress, Kevin Cohn, Brad Godwin, Maury Fogle and Matt Stanley. Standing are Shawn Gluhank, Dane Gordon and Burl Carraway. Steve Janney goes for two points. -..,x' Players on the eighth grade B team are in the front row Steve Janney, Scott Frasier, Brent DeSpain and Steven Peters. Standing are Mike Wilson, Roger Luce, Richard Baker, Marty Carney and Jeff Haefke. n 40 Alan Gress and Matt Stanley go up for the rebounds. 37 Marvin Bailey goes up for the lay up. A TEAM RECORD 10 wins 9 losses MAJOR VICTORIES 50-12 over McAdams 57-17 over League City 56-24 over Baker 38 7th Grade Slams Season The seventh grade B team had an almost perfect record. They only lost one game out of 15. This team had 11 people and did very well against the rest of the basketball teams. The seventh grade A team had a good season. This 10 man killer team took on the other basketball teams and won over 50 percent of their games. Players for the seventh grade A team are Brad Bruce, Sean Wood, Chris Sellers, Bret Griffin, Mark Luedde, Shelby Johnston, Troy Valentino and Adam Hinsdale. Not pictured are Lance Evans, Jude Guillory and Pat Schelfhout. Members of the seventh grade B squad include Manager, Brian Taylor, Tim Sullivan, Greg Smith, Jaime Moreno, Aaron Zoerner, Phillip Glynn, Steve Gann, Marvin Bailey and Eric Messing. Not pictured are Robert Kyle, Todd Burrows and Steve Lacy. - ' -- -P -1 3 'ff --i .: 1 ' 1 .:. -ini. .-'1l:'5' 5 xiE'Es1-'S '1? E5w:i:5fi?E f 1 MM N G Qi W - f - x-,A . W., .... G.. ..,,... 1 fsi 1, lfiiiraxii ivfn. -. - A S 1 1: I i E 4 .Q S! a -V ,. w, The Eagles go for the rebound. Jamie Moreno fights for the jump ball. B TEAM RECORD 14 w1ns 1 ross MAJOR VICTORIES 59 14 over League Crty 40 18 over Webster 38-22 over McAdams 39 Leslie Jackson goes for the jumpball. Gina Light struggles for the jumpball. .ii so . l S A A I Xez. t- YW. Michelle Ecord guards the ball. '77 l Girls Dribble to Victory The eighth grade A team had a terrific season by defeating LaPorte and taking first place in district. The A team ended their season with 17 wins and three losses. The A team also competed in three tournaments. Placing first in Webster, first in Seabrook, and first in Santa Fe. The eighth grade B team did a fine job with 12 wins and two losses. In the district playoff, Lake defeated LaPorte by the score of 27 to 23, winning first place in district. The eighth grade B team also went to one tournament. At the Webster tournament, Lake played six games, winning them all, and brought home a firstl place trophy. l l The bottom row represents the B team members. They are: Deanna Bazar, tmanageri, Monica Davilla, Michelle Ecord, Debbie Randall, Courtney Young, Meg McCarthy, Michelle Berger, Melinda Holum, Carol Reed, Stephanie Murray, Julie Madison, Leslie Jackson and Charlene Hardy, imanagerl. Standing are A team members: Jeannine Jowid, Shari Liebman, Chrissy Etnyre, Stephanie Small, Sharise Fowler, Jill Blumenstein, Mindy Kryder, Susan Musgrove, Eleanor Clag- gett, Kathleen O'Donnell, Heidi Chumley, Shawn Castro, Coach Sue Garza and Jane Reece fmanagerl. ,t lf , 5 -W. , f Q ,ug ,gnu M X ' ' 5 5 3 -' I , . X . . . .,j 5.' -K K5 3 F 1' x 5 X Q 4 I .fi fi :ik:A QR, L . ? Y N ..-ag, PK Wins Dominate in Basketball The seventh grade A team won a near victory in their division with a second place. The B team did almost as well with a third place in their division. The B team competed in the League City f Webster Tournament. They received a third place. The A team competed in two tournaments which were the Clear Lake Tournament, placing second, and the League Cityf Webster Tournament in which they walked away with a third place. Amy Sparks lays the ball up. U0 Paula McDonald tips the ball. 42 I it A team members are Kellie Preston, Cece lcard, Cherolynn Simon, Patti Hickey, Peree Fullen, Amie Greenshields, Shannon Bulloch, Nicole Barzilla, Pam McRae, Hope Cavan, Annette Carney, Jennifer Murray, E. A. Getteau, Tanya Glass, Kit Pongetti and Coach Antoinette Fonteno. All of the players anticipate the rebound. B team members are Kellie Preston, Cece lcard, Rene Miller, Kristen Nelson, Robin Berry, Roxanne Rodriguez, Heather England, Deana Roberts, Jen- nifer Rogge, Paula McDonald, Kathy Schneider, Erin Ryan, Heidi Walters, Linda Jackson, Melissa Gardner and Coach Antoinette Fonteno. ' 'L 41.4, ,, 1 '05 l K, . Nl.: Heidi Walters jumps high. 1-.4 ' ul- W v -nv Lake gets ready to receive the ball. 43 Shannon Touchstone hands the baton to Mike Wilson. Preston Joy clears his hurdle and looks toward the finish line. Members of the eighth grade track team are: iBottom Rowl Coach Paul Shepich, Dane Gor- don, Chris Abell, Tim Macik, Marty Carney, Maury Fogle, Preston Joy, Donny Gay, Claudio Pineda and Coach Randy Siebert. lMiddle Rowl Eric Lemon, Sean Stone, Carrie Uranga, Matt Stanley, Kenny Saxton, Scott Frasier, Johnny Fontenot, Mike Wilson and Coach Lary Dorr- ington. lTop Rowl Quinn Dahlberg, Shannon Touchstone, Greg Hernandez, Bill Petchprom, Bobby Hickman, Chris Cavalier, Alex Lopez and Scott Seaman. Members of the seventh grade track team are: lBottom Rowl Coach Paul Shepich, Aaron Zoerner, Scott Jones, Chris Kirchmer, Adam Hinsdale, Eric Miley, Duane Penning, Steve Mosley, Travis Perry, Coach Randy Siebert and Coach Lary Dorrington. Middle Rowl John Tempest, Evan Kirk, Pat Donohoe, Jude Guillory, Paul Olavesen, Bruce Minter, Pat Schelfhout, Lewis Garcia and lvan Montoya. lTop Rowl Brad Bruce, Chad Syncox, Brian Taylor, Shelby Johnston, Chris Kiske, Eric 44 Lyon, Tim Sullivan, lrwing Stewart, Robbert Herrick and Jimmy York. Mike Wilson strives for the tape during a district track meet. 3 4 i 5 1 1 hannon Touchstone keeping the pace. Bo s Keep The eighth and seventh grade boys track team had a very ac- tive year. All the members work- ed hard in their particular events. The team went to five meets: North Forest Relay, Dickinson Relay, Pasadena Relay, Clear Lake Invitational and the district meet. They did not place first at any meet, but they did place in the top third in every event they entered. The coaches selected the members to go to each meet by Greg Hernandez clears his height. Marty Carney keeps the lead. rf-ng. ii 1 the Pace first having them work out for a couple of weeks. The coaches then devised a plan as to where each athlete would succeed the most. The athletes then worked out in that event until tryouts were held to see who would go to the meet. Clear Lake's highlight of the year in track was when they came from behind to place se- cond in the district meet out of seven other schools. Jeannine Jowid hands off to An outstanding track season was accomplished when the eighth grade girls won the district title at the Clear Lake High School track meet. In ad- dition to this, they won first place at Webster and second place at both Dickinson and Deer Park. The seventh grade victorious as the eighth grade. But they won fifth place in Dickinson, Deer Park, and Webster. They received seventh place in district and they are hop- ing for a better season next year. To celebrate their vic- tories, the entire girls track team went to didn't manage to be as Astroworld. B Sarah Prouty practices her throw in discus. 4 - Members of the girls track team are in the bottom row: Coach Carol Leobold, Karen Rhorer, Stephanie Gibson, Kristen Voigt, Jill Haddican, Jennifer Goodwin, Roxanne Rodriguez, An- nette Carney and Kellie Preston. Second row members are: Tricia Ebert, Nicole Barzilla, Sarah Prouty, Hege Nordberg, Pam McRae and Cherolynn Simon. Third row includes: Jane Reece, Gina Light, Christie Longnecker, Stephanie Murray, Kathleen O'Donnell, Susan Musgrove, Marcia Mayfield, Jeannine Jowid, Jill Blumenstein and Stephanie Solomon. Fourth row members are: Siva Barnwell, Becky Marak, Kim Fletcher, LaShaunda Allen, Heather Mack, Michelle Ecord, Monica Davila, Lisa Pyer, Julie Madison, Heidi Chumley, Deanna Bazar, Michelle Carter and Shelly Talasek. 46 Stephanie Solomon in the 440 relay 'rl , fi- f ,I K A f fTg,Q.- ' '.,f.Ji?'4 ff' A 5 it QF T.. s.rfi,gff'Xf 2 -'S -'zfsgge c -: is , tw,-q, , g,,sJ:.-,, , j FV. . gl A' ., F. ' ' Pin 3? f ,p f ..- W . 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L Q -tx, at WSH F Michelle Carter passes the baton to Kim Fletcher during the 880 meter relay. . -htt it r 7.12 47 q , J Y It r Z fa,-3, 'Lg a,,u,.v. we V r 'Q NI , 'dl52Q 1'l1',f fit 532 ' V ,I V, V, . ,, L ,g i na ,4,,,,,4rA,,, M ,N V ,.. A 3 R fikfbywqfyxih, ,,L,r , M :wi Z. .. L 42 2 Members of the girls tennis team are in row one: Wendy Taylor, Patti Hickey, Amy Sparks, Laura Gonzalez, Jennifer Murray, Andrea Hyland, Bohnnie lnlow, Lee Bishop and Karen Wehner. ln the second row are: Chrissy Etnyre, Laura Gostenhofer, Staci Smith, Monica Norris, Kathy Schneider, Brooke McDaniel, Hiedi Muir, Robyn Berry and Karen Shelton. Third row members are: Kim Ochs, Shawn Dom- ingues, Stephanie Hannagan, Heather Lindsay, Karen Schuhmacher and Coach Sue Garza. Boys tennis team members are in row one: Jim Morgan, Blake Lilly, Lance Lewis and Eddie Jung. Second row members are: David Namazy, Pat O'Neill, Kevin Khalili, Todd Burrows and Steve Lacy. Standing in the third row are: Satyen Suresh, Will Bratcher, Alan Beaujon, David Greenlee, Robert Kyle and Coach Norman Wood. L iiii Alan Beaujon serves the ball to his opponent. Karen Schuhmacher, Heather Lindsay and Shawn Ca stro wait for a serve. 48 Lance Evans receives a serve. ha. Monica Norris follows through with her forehand. siii2i, ,- S fis , .... Q Andrea Hyland takes a swing at a high ball. Staci Smith hits the ball as Kristy Taylor prepares to volley. Racquets Slam, Swing Tennis players had the skill and technique behind them to take them to the top. The girls won district with a first place and a final team standing of 7-O. The boys team fell short by one match, causing them to finish in second place. According to the ten- nis coaches, the top players were Monica Nor- ris, Lee Bishop, Alan Beaujon and Steve Lacy. Both teams participated in tournaments hosted by Friendswood and League City. 49 3-M didn nl 'ln 4 42 Ht' A , . ..' - Y'-sw , 1 -nf ff ,, T 5 . Q ' is .. H typ.. .tiyt 0 f, L.. , ff .11 M, . ..,.,g,. Wd.. ,A X f , it I--N., , .71 . ,V,,V .V M ,. , . it M ' ff MW .Mi M., f W- J U ..L, raw . fm- .. ,gif .W W, .. f W . - f ' f . f N T Jw. vw me ,LW . ,.4t,Q, if . . , , ., tm ,. .,. .. M, . W. W, : ff . M,,,, -Ji ,,, , . ., , ,A, - - Q ' L,..a21,f.:1-, .,. 'lr ft A0 fg. ' W umwfim W, ' fm ww Mr . Top left. Members of the math team are S. Holkan, J, Brast, A. Haluska, B. Norbraten, R. Strenio, J. McClure, T. Flesinger, B. Warburton and D. Kim. On row two is Mrs. Kay Baxter, P. Hsieh, S. Yom, D. Lawrence, S. Choi, J. Liu, A. Lin, M. Farrior, S. Poddar, T. Dunn, R. Rayburn and E. Peck. Seated on the top are H. Chumley, C. Mar- riot, C. Ware, A. Rogers, A. Li, T. Robertson, S. Rangala, M. Wallner, M. Levine, P. Clemans, S. Young, K. Wilmeth, D. Bhattacharya and H. Pan. Top right The group shot of photographers. They include J. Vienne, R. Wyrick, B. Rex- er, K. Hellen, L. Theiss, R. Pitts, L. Politte, R. Slack, C, Abell, C. Lancon, T. Roth, R. Nelson, J. Tanet and C. Can- nella. Bottom left' Library Association members are in front E, Kurek, J. Woodward and C. Siemers. Second row in- cludes M. Farrior, G. Staley, W, Brown, E. Neason, T. Vanlandingham and K. Harrelson. Last row members are B. Dowling, M. Carpenter, L. Evans, T. Trondsen, B. Jackson and D. Hulbert. Not pictured are H. Nygren and K. Fletcher. Bottom right K. O'Donnell types copy for the EAGLE IMAGES. The Best Organizations If XX X f y t in v X V I, 1 V y t I, ,fl 5 K S j ' f if l. 1 ff . 5 fda KVI! ! , acla . ln i WWF' 9 y . K , , ,- X. . ' 4' ' Student Council Provides Activities Student Council is an organization which is design- ed to promote school spirit and provide activities for students. It is also a chance for students to see how a representative form of government functions. The organization is made up of 42 students. The group sponsored the State elections simula- tion, the food drive, the Freedom Jam concert, and the Valentine's Day dance and party. Seventh grade members are David Carl, Betsy Dowling, Jennifer Baker, Eighth grade student council members are Stephanie Han- nagan, Albert Lopez, Jennifer Menchaca, Alex Sarabia, Karen Schuhmacher, Dipu Bhattacharya, Toni Leago, Cary Uranga, Heidi Chumley, Dane Gordon, Stephanie Tomek, Chrissy Et- nyre, Robert Kwok, and Laurie Garza. Nicole Leago, Steve Grubbs, Eric Lyon, Keith Lynch, Susan Lem, Quay' McLean, Troy Valentino, Tod Clayton, Jennifer Goodwin, Cynthia Moreman, Patti Hickey, Paula McDonald and Mrs. Ferrero. Sixth grade members are Pat Mc- Cabe, Jennifer Abramson, Craig Guidry, Angie Harris, Ashley DeVries, Jill Stubee, Josh Hinsdale, Rand Hopkins, Kristy Baccus, Tchad Robinson, Kelly Glebe, Karen Bell, Justin Kerr, Mrs. Ferrero. Officers include Kristy Bac- cus, Stephanie Hannagan, Toni Leago, Eric Lyon, and 52 r David Carl. Kim Ochs, Heather Lindsay and Shelly Talasek perform a precision cheer. Cheerleaders Raise Spirit Spirit, vocal qualities, and hard workers are characteristics of the cheerleaders. They spent two weeks at summer camp in Pasadena. While at camp, they won seven first place ribbons and one second place ribbon. The squad also won first place in the junior high division at the Baybrook Mall Yell-Off competition. The sponsor for the cheerleaders was Ms. Paula Bell. Bobye I-lirschfield winds up forajump. Brisk winds don't hamper the Shawn Dommgues gives a big cheerleaders, enthusiasm. Smile during a pep rally. Forming a giant pyramid are lbottoml Michelle Carter, Bobye I-lirschfield, Shelly Talasek, Kim Ochs, and Shawn Domingues. On top are Kim Walters, Shawn Castro, and Heather Lindsay. 53 Pupils Converse in Spanish Class Spanish was one of the two languages taught here. Students learned the language by the audio-visual method. Ms. Caroline Perez was the Spanish teacher and she taught six classes. At the end of each learning unit some of the students were required to do a summary. They sometimes learned Spanish songs too. At the end of the year they had a fiesta where students were asked to bring Spanish foods. During this event they broke a pinata. Above: The group picture of Spanish students. Right: Students listen and interpret dictado la source of learning to write Spanishj C A 5 af We Future Actors Produce Plays Speech and drama students first learned how to act from a written script to improvisational acting. Then later they learned how to give per- suasive speeches, how to pantomime and after- wards had a radio and T.V. unit where they made their own presentation. Speech students and non-speech students also went to speech tournaments. They competed for a prize trophy or trophies. Mrs. Keeler was the teacher who coached these students who where interested in the performing arts. Between the Speech I and Speech ll classes, speech students produced 12 plays. Top left: Cindy Garcia, Roma Sheth, and Christie Taylor practice a commercial. Middle: The speech and drama students line up for their picture. Bottom left: Peree Fullen, Melanie Masterson, Cari Orenstein, and Jane Algermissen hold a light conversation. Homemakers Show Gff Their Stuff Homemaking students learned about relationships, cooking, groom- ing, child development and sewing. They also studied interior design, col- or schemes and fashion trends. They surprised the faculty with pumpkin bread loaves on Halloween and hosted the Holiday Tea Party for parents, teachers and themselves. Top left: Tina Cooper gets her hair done when Visible Changes came to her class. Top right: Sharise Fowler and Siva Barnwell munch-out after the Holiday Tea. Center right: Ms. Mary Liz Curtner helps a student while Lisa Harrison gives a surprise look to the camera. Bottom right: Homemaking students finish up another day in class. 56 fggkfjfq Artists Acquire Creative Talent Art classes affect students by giving them an opportunity for creative thoughts and a creative release. Many students get the chance to show their talents in several contests throughout the year. Some of the contests entered are the Houston Livestock and Rodeo Art Show, the PTA Reflections contest, and the Scholastic Art Awards. This year, students did projects in pointillism, clay and glazes, batik, calligraphy, watercolor, and pastel. Upper left: Mrs. Tina Farrell's third period class have an art celebration. Lower left: Jeff Lester writes manuscript in calligraphy. Below: Arnold Fikkert shows artistic ability. E Lv 9' ix. i 'i' The following students participated and or won in an art contest: front row, Trey Derrick, Amy Muse, Bridget Boeneman, Reuben Thaker, art teachers, Mrs. Laura Liccketto, Mrs. Sharon Chumley, Mrs. Tina Farrell, Kim Miller, Jackie LeJune, Susan Mao and Suzanne Bui. Second row, Donald Sjostrom, Lorie Alee, Lizabeth Theiss, Leslie Jackson, Meghan McCarthy, Chris Jones, Anna Diaz, Claire Harvey, Aimee LaChance, David Kumashiro and Chuck Fowler. Third row, Poppy Grimes, Julie McClellan, Evelyn Ding, Teresa Taylor, Mary Malleson, Ann Geiger, Carla Goode, Cheryl Price, Rod Wyrick, Karen Clark, Trey Saucier and Paul Morken. Last row, Claudio Pineda, Jay Long, Kristy Blakeney, Vadran Manuel, Carl Teixeira, Chuck Warnement, David Greenlee, Ed Jung and Jude Guillory. Not pictured was Jimmy Simmons. 57 journalism ls Creative in Several Ways Sixth period journalism were the writers for the EAGLE IMAGES newspaper. They are beginning at the bottom P. Piassoli, laidei T. Leago, M. Ahr, S. Griffing, B. Forbes, L. Shirley, A. Arnold, D. Crook, L. Mashburn, G. Gon- zalez, M. Jenkins, L. Clamen, K. O'Donnell, C. Reed, K. Clark, B. Cook, K. Cohn, D. Gordon, P. Joy, T. Prock, G. Hernandez, D. Bhattacharya and M. Passarieu. Journalism art students are J. Sepeda, J. Bradley, T. Taylor, A. Keiper, L. Nodarse, B. Ebert, S. Talasek, J. Jowid, B. Hickman, J. Kamman, K. Gilbert, L. Willett, M. McPher- son, D. Davis, T. Hachett, D. White and L. Gostenhofer. Yearbook staff includes L. Jackson, C. Jones, J. McClellan, S. Williams, J. Steinwachs, M. Kochis, S. Solomon, M. Dean, J. McNeely, M. Kryder, K. Bralow, T. Guillory, B. Guthrie, M. Davilla, S. Anderson, A. Sarabia, B. DeSpain and T. Ward Jeannine Jowid and Teresa Taylor cut hearts for the Valen- tine heart sale. French Students Tangle with a New Tongue Above: The French I and II students line up for their picture, Top right: Oral questions are a part of the work in French class. Middle right: Madame Al-Sayed explains in French. Bot' tom right: Students listen to their classmates with the Eiffel Tower lumbering in the background. N as A l.!'aEr,,,5 Support your local hr' 'Wa This year French I students got their first try at a new language, while the nine French II students started on some new lessons and learned the tenses of verbs. Madame Al-Sayed is the teacher for both classes. She teaches French with an audiofvideo system and stories of Monsieur Thibaut. The French II classes put on a play for French I and had a French food day. Au revoir! Wa GSW o O., .4 ways 5, Q w N ,ix ,. nw l' 2 hat a Successful Year The Had Symphonic Band, directed by certs and pep rallies. At the formed excellently at UIL contest Mrs. Kelly Grems, and Concert Galena Park contest, both bands held at Deer Park High School. Band, directed by Mr. Dean received trophies for getting The bands had a very successful Muths, attended contests, con- straight onesf' They also per- year! A lf' .-L.. Symphonic Band belts out a terrific tune at the pep rally. 9-x, Steve Johnston and Eric Lowell practice at section rehearsal in preparation for contests. Concert Band per- formed at two concerts. One at Christmas and one in the spring. 61 The Symphonic Band plays for the Winter Medley. Melissa Wilson and Eric Andrews prac- tice hard during class. The boys get together to show their stuff. This is the group shot ofthe cadet band. 62 Mrs. Grems gives individual instruce tion while the beginner clarinet players warm up. The beginner woodwinds stand together with their instructors Mrs. Grems and Mr. Muths. The beginner brass smiles for the camera on the stage. Beginners alue Music The second and third bands attended two of the pep rallies so they could have the chance to play for the school. They played songs like the school song, We Got the Beatf' and many others. The two band instruc- tors were Mr. Dean Muths, who directs Concert and beginner bands, ancl Mrs. Kelly Grems, who conducts Symphonic, Cadet and beginner bands. 63 Advanced viola players Craig Schulenberg, Angela Ouellette and Jesse Jost play in class. Stringed Instruments Make Beautiful Noise Clear Lake City Orchestra is sponsored by the or- chestra director, Mrs. Alice Steele. She teaches classes of beginners, intermediate, and advanced or- chestra students. There are forty beginner students who have learned to read music, to play scales, and various dot- ted rhythms. The twenty intermediate students have increased their repertoire, learned key signatures, and basically as a group have moved into second position. The thirty-two advanced orchestra students made up of mostly eighth graders have improved their play- ing skills by performing in the community and school. The orchestra participated in UIL Contest, PTA Homemaking Style Show, a String Fling, which is a concert from combined school orchestras and solo and ensemble contest. Twelve seventh and eighth graders participated in Regional Orchestra tryouts. Five eighth graders and one seventh grader were chosen. A Beginning orchestra students stand with their Director, Mrs. These students make up the intermediate orchestra. Alice Steele. 65 Suzanne Knight, Susan Pitts, Carole Smith and April Ferguson dance their number. Ms. McLeod sells tickets to her sixth grade class. K, X Qt Choirs Sing Sweet usic Concert Choir is the most prestigious choir on campus. This group, directed by Mrs. Linda McLeod, competed for All-Region Choir, performed in the Holiday Show, Spring Festival and the Pop Show. These students learned how to read music and project their voices correctly. Fourteen members of this choir made All-Region. Clear Lake's Mixed Choir, also directed by Ms. McLeod, consisted of both guys and girls. This large organization participated in fund rais- ing, the Holiday Show, pop groups, Spring Festival and the Pop Show. Some students in Mixed Choir also were involved with the choir depart- ment play. .Jllsl l - , ricturea above are members of the Concert Choir. Members of the Mixed Choir are pictured above. wx Qs M X , S .S Aa, if ,P . eff Q 1- 5, Q E 3 ii' 2 QM E vie These girls make up the sixth period girls choir. The main stairway was the perfect place to pose the first period girls choir. l I sa Choirs Sing to Perfection There were two classes of girls choir that were directed by Ms. Linda McLeod. The girls had either soprano or alto voices. They participated in the Holiday Show, pop groups, Spring Festival, the choir department play entitled Coming of Age and the Pop Show. Mrs. Janis Shivers directed the sixth grade choirs. Despite that they are not all in the same class, they came together for such performances as Sis-Boom-Bah,', the Holiday Show and Spring Festival. The sixth grade singers did not compete in any con-i test, but they had an excellent oppor- tunity to get started in choir. Z.. ' llzz A Laurie Garza and Ryan Nelson model their clown costumes. 2, 2 if Ti Ja W F X -1 Fifth period choir receives in' structions on voice control. 4, A sixth grade choir class gathers on stage to take their picture. The choirs combined with band and orchestra to per- form A Winter Medleyf' Craig Guidry gives a big smile while in sixth grade choir. 69 ' ' ,Es x E I 2 , ,.,x V ,ss I nn., V., as X V' N fn Kiyu Top left: Mrs. Laurie Etnyre looks as if the day will never end. Top right: Coach Randy Siebert blows the whistle signaling the end of P.E. Bot- tom left: Mrs. Dianne Vogt tells a student what her grade is. Bottom right: Principal Ross McGlothlin takes care of paper work needed by the Central Office. The Best Faculty f pill N Q XX , ' , 1 'W AQE,9 nl Faculty Quality education is the main goal for faculty members at Clear Lake. They are a group of individuals who work hard and strive to be the best! Above: Principal Ross McGlothlin. Top right: Assistant Principal Alan Schultz. Bottom right: Assistant Principal Elliott Hebert. Ms. Laura Al-Sayed Ms. LaVon Amlee Mr. Mark Alfieri , Qt Qt Ms. Kathy Barrett Ms, Kay Baxter Ms. Janet Bell Ms. Paula Bell Ms. Genelle Berry Ms. Lynn Borengasser Ms. Civille Brown ,415 xl t I ' I S N i Q at x Q Q 61' a 5 WIS Q.. K 44' 'K tr k, i K ' ky 5,5 k,.. 1 sa I' .. . may fi 1, Javelin -4 9 Q B K fffr 1 WR ,J . X t QF l 'l .. S Q f ss-sv., X A5 , 1 T z Top left: Mr. Art Foust records grades in his grade book. Bottom left: Mr. Lary Dorrington explains a science lesson. Above: Ms. Paula Bell explains her theory of Rate, Base and Part to her math class. I .Q .. if A , Ms. Gerry Brown Mr. Dick Carrier Ms. Valerie Cayan Ms. Jeri Chilcutt as i ' 5 X 5 ll Q... .W R Q by s SN i ., . sssst x Ms. Sharon Chumley k.:'g X, K L lei is lr is Ms. Kathy Clausen Ms. Mary Liz Curtner .3 ,. - 13 W S' X13 1 . Ms. Beth Daich Ms. Nancy Davis Mr. Lary Dorrington Ms. Ruth Dowling Ms. Sarah Ellis Ms. Bettina Ennis Ms. Laurie Etnyre Ms. Tina Farrell ihas Ms. Janice Farris Ms Judie Ferguson Ms. Rosalind Ferrero Ms. Antoinette Fonteno Mr. Art Foust Ms. Pam Gallnitz Ms. Sue Garza Ms. Cathy Gawloski 'EN t 5 x Slug xi lt ii Ms. Peggy Glover Ms. Kelly Grems Ms. Hellen Holt Ms. Sandy Hooks Ms. Janice Hunter ,vi .. ig .. 'N t 5. X 1 . i x.. 1 5 X E' f S.-. 5' X K 'T-L L. -. unc -. x if . x.. ,Q - i1.s:f2Qsgi.i1ksg G ., .t N! K was ...sq S M K f. s in t lakh 'Y 1. 9' sr ' If 6 J. . ,E 5-.. ii? 3 X J... Z fi! X 1 W x QT? s:'i'1 : E- R, . . X X X Q ss- ig e -. ' 'E 5 1:1 ..- . . I . 3 -X 2. YM.. iv .hh 5 5 X N . if Ms. Kathy Johnson v- ,, Ms. Sally Jones Ms. Linda Keeler ' IQ ttia ' Ms. Amber Kilgore ' is Ms. Carol Leobold X K Ms. Laura Liccketto V - is Ms. Mary Luedde -.7 ' Ms. Emily Marsh .. M '- Ms. Beth Marshall Ms. Linda McCleod Above: Selling carnations on Valentine's Day is hectic for Mrs. Gerry Brown. Right: Ms. Mary Liz Curtner discusses home designs. east if 'Q ax .1 vs gs is... .K K . t Ji Y .. W l Xa ,N 3, ,N - Ms. Nora McVeagh ,V N - . N SN ,ty Ms. Melinda Mills Q' ' A ,r 1 , Ms. Alma Moore R i S ' ., 7 Mr. Dean Muths Q X X f Ms. Joan Olson F 1 K .,-,, I I RPNFUQQ 12? 5 ,M . gs' . M X. 'lf i , 5 i r 21 X S WWW 'if Y gzg - Ms. Kim Osterman .tg A fi E . Ms. Caroline Perez . Ms. Jane Pool ge. it Ms. Wilma Raborn Mr. Greg Rios fl... 5 Left: Mrs. Sally Jones conducts a lecture in her science class Above: A student receives help in Texas History from Mr Norman Wood. . an Ms. Patricia Russell A ss f Q A i . Mr. Jim saxe S 'X QQ? ' I it Ms. Pam Schaaf Xl K , qgqh ' A Mr. Barry Schlueter Jw, N Q l it .:.,. Q Ms. Cindi Scott is f' l ,..f . Ms, Sheryl Sears M is P hizih Mr. Paul Shepich t U jg l SSRN? li' Mr. Don Shigekawa -- X S Ms. Janis Shivers X 11 ,E Mr. Randy Siebert is , A x I S P Sw WWW Above' Taking roll is one of the daily duties performed by Mrs. Sue Garza in P.E. classes. Right: Refereeing the spelling bee com- l petition is Mr. Mike Skaer. Mr. Mike Skaer Mr. Charles Spurlin Ms. Allie Starrett Ms. Alice Steele Ms. Helen Stephens Ms. Sherry Straight Mr. Raymond Stunz Ms. Harriett Sweatt Ms. Jeanne Taylor Ms. Diane Thomas ld! ,,, vii K3 S v X Q' .xx A t ff E Q. . W .T .S S it . dj 'fs -Ji is E W 'QT .'. 'G l 1- x K . if gi' ,E mW .. Ms. Martha Tijerina A , , 5 Mr. Bert Todd I as ZVA Nr LM, Ms. Patricia Ulrich s 'X h ' uq H 'Q ii Mr. Tom Underkircher ji 1 .X NM? Ms. Nancy Vernooy a A... K .5 i-1- W. Ra A f . 5. isis l ' issi 7 5 ' my :fx 'sw am, 25 f' 9 ' asv is Qi? Top: Friday afternoons during their conference period, Mr Barry Schlueter and Mrs. Pat Ulrich practice strumming tunes. Left: Mrs. Linda Keeler staples worksheets. Above: Ms. Valerie Cayan helps her student with his library assignment. ' i f-,5 .45 A Ms. Dianne Vogt Ms. Dawna Whitehead if Ms. Beverly Wilson Mr. Norman Wood Ms. Judy Wyrick ' ' ... eq . f i ..,. sp 1 i t . K . - ff X LEE skik Q mash? 1. ,un- Q 1- 1 -:Mr . X 3237 Koi fy!! f 'V x - Q sf . K A - ,f 'li un . 'tl i Top left: A group of seventh graders in Mrs. Rosalind Ferrero's class are put out of their room due to the History Fair. Top right: Eighth grade girls stand up and cheer during a pep rally. Bottom left: Sixth grade students in Mrs. Cindi Scott's class enjoy their holiday party. Bottom right: Eighth grade guys gather during lunch to discuss the day's happenings. The Best Classes X ,ll XX I J 'WI' K3 i r'it ff l t ' ' .iff X b N ,f V .ff 3 37 A' v , 181 if Eighth Grade The class of '87 was a spirited and active group. They were very fashion conscious and enjoyed shopping at the nearby malls. They also enjoyed meeting friends at arcades, playing video games and eating pizza. Their spare time was spent at the movies too. The most popular movies were ET and Tootsie . ss i Abell, Chris Abrams, Gary Adam, Cassandra Ahr, Missy Alam, Ruhul Alanis, Theresa Allee, Lori Allen, LaShaunda Anderson, Shawn Ansari, Mariam Arbet, Jennifer Archambault, Ellen Armstrong, Patrick Arnold, Amy Ashton, Lea Aubry, Amy Baker, Kimberly Baker, Richard al W VT H 1 f ,i XV 'Y 4: um 71:-1 sg N iv ,. , if , 'rf , ' if M, 2, , 'Wrffv' A ' i www Cl' A W' mxruum. iuum' VV an m,,,,,,,Q,, im, t Q V ...J rnrmiml f 5 Q 5 ,u4 1.lr.g 5, m am' 94' ' l' 'W if tx P A it 4 - ri fo' r 5 ff QQ' , 'Yi' Q 1 , wi T ,A M .A ,fx . 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Barnes, Corallyn Barnwell, Siva Barron, Jill Barry, Patrick Bazar, Deanna Bearley, Joy Beaujon, Allen Benjamin, Bret Berger, Michele Berman, Daryl Bertschler, Lisa Best, Chris Bhattacharya, Pradipta Birkenseher, Sheila Blakeney, Kristy Blumenstein, Jill Bogard, Alex Bonilla, Steven 81 Bostick, Denise Boyd, Catherine Braddy, Anna Bradley, Jill Bradshaw, David Bralow, Ken Brandt, Angela Brasseaux, Darin Brasseaux, Kevin Bright, Carla Brown, Carol Brown, David Brown, Robert Brown, Thomas Buchanan, Lisa Buckley, Thomas Bulger, Diane Burton, Brent Buzzelli, James Cannella, Cory Carlson, Gregory Carlton, Andrew Carlton, Paul Carney, Martin Carraway, Burl Carter, Michelle Castro, Shawn Cavalier, Chris Chadwick, Frank Chandrasekhar, Geetha Chapman, Deena Chapman, Donald Chase, Amy Chauvin, Cathy 82 X M ' ESE: S. i f g 2 I ' . K pd! H A ,I WWE 39' : . ,.. QM , ' - Wa- . r,., . 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XXX H 1 , I . In . rl 5 1 x ' , Qi ai 1'-,. A X 5534 K Q Lkia N in L 1 fe 1 f QWPQ 1 -. C ,. C - . - st- , . ,'h A i f --rrl sy S sv' 1 V x . ' -My P is 5 ,, A x- , Q. CJ Choe, Caroline Choi, Shaena Christi, Michael Chumley, Heidi Clacher, Dawn Claggett, Eleanor Clamen, Liane Clark, Karen Clem, Susan Clemons, Paul Cockrell, Jami Cockrell, Russell Cohn, Kevin Cole, James Coleman, Edward Collins, Christine Collins, Regina Como, Angela Cook, Bill Cooper, Christina Costin, N.J. Cox, Gary Crawford, Aileen Crawford, John Crittenden, Tina Crook, Dawn Cummings, Alex Cummings, David Cutler, Deborah Dahms, Bruce Daigle, Danee Dake, Alisa Davila, Monica Davis, Dawn 83 Davis, John Davis, Laurie Dazzio, Faith Dean, Marianne Deberry, Geoffrey Deering, Deborah Dell Osso, Lori Denfeld, Terese Derrick, Danya DeSpain, Brent Diaz, Anna Dineen, John Ding, Evelyn Dinwiddie, Kathleen Ditmar, Dean Dix, Kristen Dodrill, Susan Doerre, Tonia Domingues, Shawn Donaldson, Robert Dowling, Ella Drastata, Nancy Duarte, Rene Duffy, Gerard Duncan, Marc Dunn, Todd Duran, Martin Durden, Sharrell Earles, Jill Ebert, Billy Ecord, Michelle Edge, Laura Edwards, Kristal Ehrlich, Jodi 84 xr WDQY 4' ei , J, , Q . iv z, y..,.,f sim 'QL X X il :R- s 2 X we E , ..,5 ,. 1 ' 'f X N, 2 3' SE. i ,f A Q ix X 9 A XL L 're' qi X J ic . if 1 1 if q 3 S 5 Q1 Ii: A i J X R is Jill Blumenstein and Jeannine Jowid talk about plays in volleyball. ls., 2 --gf r F 2, - X :L 1. :ff 5 FY - - .......'L -'J 3-'BL 'VY Q: I .f l., , si, SM, Q J .Q Sf ft WIT? WF' his ,wa Espinoza, Michelle Etnyre, Christine Evans, Lisa Ewbank, Michelle Ewen, Scott Farladansky, Daniela Ferguson, April Fernandez, Alex Ferolito, Elaine Feuquay, Jane Ficarotto, Chris Fierro, Priscilla Fikar, Dallas Fikkert, Arnold Filburn, John Fisher, Stephanie Fitzjerrell, Jennifer Fletcher, Kimberly Flowers, Robert Flowers, Steven Fogle, Maury Fontenot, Johnny Force, Paige Fowler, Sharise Frasier, Scott Frey, Todd Gaines, Paul Galvez, Laura Gantz, Jeff Ganyard, Brett Garcia, Cynthia Gareri, Chris Garza, Laurie Gay, Donny 85 Getteau, Richard Gibson, Connie Gibson, Kelley Gibson, Stephanie Gilbert, Kelly Gildon, Kenneth Glandorf, Sally Gluhank, Shawn Godfrey, James Gognat, Steven Gonzalez, Carlos Gonzalez, Gloria Goodrich, Karen Gordon, Dane Gostenhofer, Laura Gott, Karen Greco, Michael Greenlee, David Gress, Allen Griffing, Sandra Grimes, Poppy Guillory, Todd Guss, Elizabeth Guthrie, Bill Haddican, Patrick Haefke, Jeffrey Hagler, Bruce Hajdik, Lisa Halford, William Halter, Donald Hammond, Mary Hanak, Alfred Hanchett, Troy Hannagan, Stephanie 86 :WD 'L 'J K , ,Ge l N N if M sf F W ww 33. . crm, . fi to 4 J G wax .. it X if fi 1, fr- ., S . 1' -X l if W , . 5 l V X . 4. pk ,... k , S ,,,, , X Q r'l' i f ,Q W Q l L ii- i X Q' f Q 3 .air . K, Q63 f iw X H X' W ll .rfb Shawn Domingues fires up the crowd during a pep rally. 2 rf, i's1 ij 5.4 it -ei ,. Y - . -fri ,oso Q 'swif- X, X S Rf H - 5 1 K K ,Q-S vu W v sf '- -,...a cttt ,xvrf .kg r, ww- l X gf7,f'.:'1 , ,Q .. Qs .S si! J 1 we I qw- fs. 5 ,,S,-,. ,. Wm.- X K QM S ,5- Z wv r , 5 , ffrfxi- , . fl'-' it alt It 'K l If E5':i f?i'iVl'4 . E. Ll tilkeati-Iifit N il 2 f .L 1 l n 4 X A W ,,,, f SI , X lr Xl . ,n x .:.sf::s:S1' ,- x 'ii QQ W , , ,ttf ,VA . 1, swf is-4 ali' Ax fx f,','I KN . ,,,r ts L , sz, new ,..,,-s. I l :ILL Y we ,y l Q2 , A , - . ,,., W Sud ag' Q f wx. 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Jackson, David 87 Jackson, Leslie Jacobs, Sheri Jambor, Sarah Janacek, Donald Janney, Steve Jenkins, Martha Jodon, Lisa Jones, Andre Jones, Ashley Jones, Bette Jones, Chris Jowid, Jeannine Joy, Preston Jung, Ed Kamman, Jennifer Kan, Steve Keiper, Amanda Kelley, James Kenefic, Erin Kenyon, Sharon Ketchum, Melinda Khalili, Kevin Kim, Daniel Kirkpatrick, Jeanine Kitts, Jennifer Knight, Suzanne Kochis, Mike Kowalski, Curtis Kress, Lisa Krieger, Wendy Kryder, Mindy Kuenneke, David Kuper, Stanley Kwok, Robert 88 -ff y ' 1 N f x X- x l , X L as , y ,tif ' , X X M I Q.. ,f i QQ, 'J 1 ,,, r' 'QE ii-' -fi' I A A E. - be kk r v V - V 5 , 1, v ,., X Xi g fs , Wai - l 2. L, Q i ,rv .1-A 5, if . i tt ft M R ,f ss, ' pk QF' .s. N ,i, ati fill. l 1 ew!! 9 ST? V 5 X 'Sm Heather Lindsay and Kim Ochs display balance and enthusiasm. if if N R Q S 1 3, 5 -. Q If , .P r , . R N at . sf S - ,. ,Ni 9 I I f,., 5 ,,Q S, X QQ my F ' 5 lk -we V AVN. sp . is X in 5 3 H ,.' -. 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V 9' K ' A. .wx l,.r.,m - - K ' rrlll J 4' 'f-- ' - sl J ' If WM I H 'f'cnf TW V I M HSXV- ' f ,.., , r,li,, J W 5, , ZW 1 f ef, ff' xl - 1 'X 1 't s 5 ,J liz 'Q , fa a ,.. Kristy Blakeney's eyes turn U ,M L as something interesting passes by. A If 'Wim in fl i ,QM Jw ' E l H -'W EW? ,, is J' W 6 Q if ,t A ,,, 3? fo, ' . , , W: 41 'Eff 35, X, V gf, , X nf ,wi ,wer QV -awry 41 J Q ,J .Nl vf f - Rx 5 fs 24 u ,,,..,,f X R . lk. , . ,,- S . ' .-ii -t QV' a My V fm. W - X . N, h 6 so ' , gli., K sw 1, W get ft I Q- 9 J mr! 1 , ' is , s f.. . 313 5.5. fi., X my 1, .sv 7 I. inn? F . L -f- ' 'Q' u . ., JJ Lunch is the perfect time for birthday celebrations. , bw xiii . .h ?i 'i iaspw ' , a at ' - 5 t .. N 2 r X 1119. S:- , -- . . 1 W, f in ,, .. '93 - L. 4' p iic . vm. Q. Menchaca, Jennifer Mikkelsen, Eric Miller, Darin Miller, Kimberly Miller, Martha Miller, Tammy Mills, Amy Mireles, Rachel Mixon, Michelle Mobley, Gary Montoya, Ana Moore, John D. Moore, John H. Moore, Kathy Moore, Richard Morell, Charles Moreno, Carmen Morken, Paul Moss, Shelly Muller, Erika Murphy, Elissa Murray, Stephanie Muse, Kimberly Musgrove, Susan Namazy, David Nance, Michelle Nelson, Ryan Nickerson, Brian Nix, Barclay Nock, James Nodarse, Larry Noessel, Stacey Nooney, Melissa Nooney, Michael 91 Norris, Monica Northam, Stacie Nygren, Heidi O'Donnell, Kathleen Ochs, Kimberly Oldham, Steve Omeara, Doniel Orenstein, Cari Ouellete, Angela Owens, James Padinha, Cheryl Palmer, Frank Parks, Yolanda Passarieu, Murray Patrick, Eric Patterson, Cynthia Payne, Tanya Pedersen, Stacey Penny, Jennifer Perez, Patricia Petchprom, Bill Peter, Stephen Piassoli, Patricia Piedra, Cathy Pineda, Claudio Pinkerton, Audrey Pippert, Jon Pitts, Rome Pitts, Susan Politte, Leslie Ponzar, Melissa Potter, Russell Poyner, Clinton Predmore, Kathy 92 aww . . me ff? T ll-SK SQ it , an .gps-f' 21 it ,- ., HS Q EQ xxx! ,,,- ', in Y X Q yy G X S iv? q KQV :Nil Tom Schmitt, Tony Prock and Jeff Haefke prepare to eat nachos. , K In rw L x 5 X 1. W, -1, Nu-rf ,... I , 5 :,.,f Q S Xxx- '- as dl , :. i, ?Z , my 1 1 5 .55 49 my .. ,W I 6 :vw ..t., Q Qi 5 Mak. my 5 F , r r 4 J . . so 3- 1 'f' N X X cr . S6315 fa. X . 1 . :Vi X r r D f - p Q. we y I -. , r N A H 1' P 0 1 all , r E si ' 2 limb- 'Q E h S H V si, W f, , L p 'ti' k 1 E X522 S 2 j it i LWZZ. . 2 5 Q1 to ali Lizabeth Theiss performs her duties as a science aide. D , s i ,EE is . t i f i,P.,' 1 1-Q ,iQ , '4'if 'l' .N K ,A r wr A , r s 3 ,, T T 4, all TL an Prock, Tony Proctor, Alan Purkey, John Pyer, Lisa Rader, Timothy Ralston, Roger Randall, Deborah Randles, Robert Rangala, Sangita Rawlings, Deborah Recer, Jennifer Redmon, Jeffrey Reece, Jane Reed, Carol Repetski, Jacquelin Rexer, Bernie Rhoades, Michael Rhorer, Karen Richards, James Rivas, Lucy Roberson, Carrie Roberts, Mark Robertson, Tracey Rogers, Audrey Rosenbower, Tim Roth, Todd Roy, Michelle Royles, Philip Ruesch, Carol Rumford, Katie Runco, Debra Russell, Raney Sabayrac, Barry Sachnik, Rachel 93 Sangi, Neda Sarabia, Alex Saunders, Paul Sawchak, Kari Schatz, Lisa Schmitt, Thomas Schuessler, Barbra Schuhmacher, Karen Schulenberg, Mike Schultz, Lisa Schultz, Scott Schulze, Gunther Schwartz, Paula Scott, Patricia Seabourne, William Seaman, Scott Sepeda, Julia Sheldon, Scott Shirley, Leanne Simmons, James Sjostrom, Donald Slack, Randi Slagle, Michele Small, Stephanie Smith, Carole Smith, Nicole Smith, Tasha Smith, Staci Smith, Vicky Soles, Kim Solomon, Stephanie Sorenson, Michele Spell, David Spencer, Graca 94 is 5 l 'W it 'nxt' 'H if ., Q , is' , -Sf xxx 'R is Et .1 N SX. .. ,E X 1 X x X x N e, ' 'Ss W s fx Wit up 'Skirt ' 4? is ..- fs ig y ' 'H 5 X t '!! 'g XX X 9 X WSSQGW as ' .xx 1 , 13' at iw -mx ,, 'e t- wax? 'L f' ,, -. 1' , . ,,,. . ,I kt mf . 'bw .. fm g Q 'lx . ' 'Xt x if 5? ' ic. 5 X t . X Q l fff l 5 N i, i R Sidi ' 3 T? fx H N L-if .. ..k: Ev WM 1, Leslie Jackson gets a basketball during the B team practice asses' FU S -- ' ' X sott P A XX ,,, . l .: , xx A loocll Q' N XX. ' X ' E X V23 . K S 1 Ilia-,, i bf s I N ,, , In -V ' ' ,- fr. r ii' l ihk ' Q K at V7 v. , s N Q I ' y , i ggcg gzq .... -4 ,J sw f . s in , of l as 2 i . 1 wc by .T , Nw X swf 1, ix T g ' if g XX Q E els be lx s fs .. S i 'I' lb Y wfxxzby- ..,-xx ..,, ,Vx S ng Q 0 '.. 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Ackerman, Kristine L' Adair, Scott X 5' wtf' 5 ' 2 1 4 , l' Adam, Clinton Adkins, John Adrion, Mark Akin, Christine af X 97 Alam, Syed Alexander, Jason Alford, Scott Algermissen, Jane Amox, Leslee Ardila, Suzanne Aseltine, Clifford Aue, Richard Aumiller, Shanley Azevedo, Brian Badyrka, Diane Bahl, Anjili Bailey, Marvin Baker, Jennifer Baker, Kelly Bangle, Andrew Banks, Kevin Barnes, Brad Barrett, Jeffrey Barzilla, Nicole Beal, John Bear, Eric Beaty, Jefferson Beaugh, Jerel Bechel, Heidi Beckman, Michelle Belcher, Vincent Benedict, Hal Berry, Ann Berry, Cathryn Berry, Robyn Bert, Claudine Berti, Chris Beville, Larry 98 K A, ez it ' 1, gi r I. X r UP S K Saagf g. S ., amos, Q Mmm 'KLJJ5' X Ev.. P X .Q 3. fr si . ff iff? Wi: i -rr , Jennifer Zimmerman and Darren Crystal obey Mrs. Peggy Glover Wg? g Sk .,.' M 1 S We . K if . 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Casey, Jennifer l Catter, Sara - ' K Chai, Jin 55- f Chatham, Lee - 'Q 4 Y xx bww' Cheek, Rebecca , Cheek, Rosemary 5, in Cheek, Scott Chilcutt, Kathy M , , Chism, Edward Clacher, Deborah Clarke, Larry Clarkson, Greg YN - K.. 'Vai I . i ,B .1 r s , ' 2 52m t MX 74' - 6' ei , eff' ' N, ,XR K, X 3 T ,r, ,r K 4 wg y , ,-f.,:A- Claunch, Amy A M , .,,. N ' as-ww? Clayton, Tod jri ' N t iz., , ' W X Clemishaw, Boyd E wt Nl ' L. Cobb, Tammy -Q9 -1 A YW' - . Coblentz, Catherine 216 ' .E JA Cochran, Mike ':' ' I . ilzl ' rf 3. ilffsaxle l Cole, Cynthia Q 1 T Cole, Paula .3 A Coleman, Marcus A X V 'rn' as C 'l Collins, Susan QS' . ,ML .,,,,ia fin 5 Cooley, Eric , 5 W 9 - , C Coomer Allce 'fi-. Q 'C ':': C I . 9 V A ' s fn' .. - 'V ' 1, fx rv' ,P rx . ,X -M. Vqlfiq. r il l 3' if :fl I A -N e- ' . Cooper, Stephanie A ., , 3 :Wi . ' ,, , - ' Couch. James ly Q' X S N Q ., ' ' - ,, . .. N , Covan, Candace 5 '5 XJ, , K :M V V b ,, K x y M C0xfBeVe'lV ,,, C , C . 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Nat air- as - s .Q -. lv X 1 if 1 -it t T' S t 'fl' i--' 1 rs ' fx X 'Y M .Nt 2 l fx 1 . .: -got ',- A wi M '1 3-'S tsl 'fi K, ,S M Q... 1... -'h: S x x ,,,.,. r '- -f,: i I .f , ,,f t ZKA I . si ,,, M xixb so ,X I i s is 'Q'-' Ki Golub, Kel Gonzalez, Laura Goode, Carla Goodwin, Jennifer Goolsby, Curtis Gorrell, Debra Grahm, Todd Gray, Katherine Green, Lori Greenshields, Aimee Gregg, Stephanie Gregg, Tom Gregory, Karena Griffin, Bret Grubbs, Steven Guenther, Thorsten Guerrero, Cheryl Guillory, Jude Gurich, Doug Haddican, Jill Hairston, Leah Haise, Tom Hallmark, Jeff Hang, Jeff Hanks, Chad Hardin, Kristina Harrelson, Kristin Harris, Krista Harron, Katherin Harvey, Claire Haught, Chris Hayes, Nicole Haynes, Ousa Hector, Alisha 103 Hedtke, Kelly Herrick, Robert Hickey, Patti Hicks, Sharon Hill, Kenneth Hiner, Heather Hines, Chadwick Hinkle, Bradley Hinsdale, Adam Hiott, Kristi Hirsch, Michele Hochstein, Kurt Hollingsworth, Stephanie Holloway, Scott Holmes, David Holomon, Leslie Hopkins, Phillip Horne, Misti Horner, Katya Hsieh, Peggy Hudson, Patricia Huffstetler, Andrew Hughes, Mark Hughes, Michelle Hyland, Andrea Icard, Cecelia lckes, Mark Inlow, Bohnnie Jaax, Bryan Jackson, Linda Jadhav, Leena Johnson, Dara Johnson, Erik 104 QE . ,ss ff it A K rx, nw 'ix - ,A i ' r MAS Mi A X' 'L ' L x , I K Q L... f' L A N A-QVKLQ Q ' X - ...fn Q ,- slli, r it st QE - t g' R iw was 4 if N r is ,.....,.: - is f xr i mann-use wants . iq, TA? 1 if 1 A .... x, N1 35:12 K ' in , S g ,P ,,. X f K .. f,...X n 31-fit . ,1 'S K ,N W st .. fr- - ,... sw , ,Jug k J x 1 W llls ,r , A eg V M . RW - in---n N l all 5 ..,M . ,w x P W., it 11 'er g ,p,,,,1 . ,g M-wx fi r s X 4 wi A A tk s, 1 - Lx A. , tgps i 2 3 A r if A L if ,rs A--fifsvsrai .' if 1 E I V 5 , 5 g ki, s fx Q il f it K1 . s X E . 1- ' , npr Seventh graders pay for their lunches. -- :: 5.1. . f 5 vv'N its 4 3 , i s L AE . ,Q , Y' W Q .- K - I Al, it l 'k s ' 2 .lf ' -X 1 '. i iii: an as K K J X . - 5 Q. 9 uxfv Jill IQ, 3 '-my Y- , rg ,J ,S 5 , . S s an X A 5 3'-ku...?ifaxl ,, , J sp ,S 5 91 Ruff-5 The hallways are noisy and packed between classes. A s,l 7 , . Y , 1 X .5 ,.: i EE' L x i i . ff- S i .,':,,:: A shy Y E. ,Ari . X K' , 15? .,,,.. fu. E . N, ...w 4 , l Na. W, A mwah x ,W rw .. .... tm' A i V . E ' - L X ssss I 2 Johnston, Steven Johnston, Terrill Jones, Scott Joseph, John Jost, Jesse Jowid, Anthony Joy, Mary Kahler, Amber Kelly, Michael Kern, Michelle Killebrew, Bill King, Kerri King, Bill Kirbie, Joanne Kirchmer, Chris Kirk, Evan Kirkland, Mellissa Kiske, Chris Kitchens, Sean Klein, Lynne Kloesel, Mike Knapp, James Kniffin, Mary Knippa, Herschel Knochel, Scott Koontz, Chris Kumashiro, David Kyle, Robert LaChance, Aimee Lacy, Steven Laird, Paul Lancaster, Vaughn Landry, Walter Landt, Stephen 105 L Larkins, Cheryl Laskoskie, Deidre Lasseter, Tedmond Lawrence, Deborah Leago, Nicole edsinger, Alexander Lem, Susan Lew, Stephen Lewis, Lance Lilly, Blake Lindsey, Cheryl Linnstaedter, Emily Liu, Helen Liu, Jerry Long, Jennifer Looker, Shantel Lopez, Lorena Lorcy, Alex Lostak, Dawn Lucid, Shandara Luedde, Mark Lui, Mei Lynch, Chris Lynch, Keith Lyon, Eric Mabry, Teresa Mann, Shannon Marcinkowski, Danielle Marks, Kristen Mason, Chris Materson, Larry Matthews, Valerie Mayer, Danny Mayes, Heather 106 ,Fw 'Wal' an S , S, . lm- exp, Q in .QL .KK..Q,. l yi :Q ,QQ X I rc , wx , , Na ll 1 1' f 'la Matt Doan, David Duren, Eric Hochstein, and Robert Kwok believe practice makes perfect. -.041 r vw wgw las' X., E Z.. 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KC 3 3 ' 1 P ,Q X 'gg Mayfield, Marcus Mays, Tommy McClure, James McClendon, Sally McCreary, Kenneth McCullough, Arron McDaniel, Jason McDaniel, Brooke McDonald, Paula McKay, Chris McLean, Quay McMillan, Jennifer McRae, Pam Meadows, Michelle Mehlhouse, Kathryn Mendell, Jason Messing, Eric Metten, Chris Miley, Eric Miller, Brian Miller, Deborah Miller, Renee Miller, Steven Minter, Bruce Mitchell, Jennifer Mize, Krista Moerschel, Eric Molder, Brian Moncrief, Jason Montoya, Ivan Monzingo, Catherine Moreman, Cynthia Moreno, Anna Moreno, Juan 107 ,,, Morgan, James Morreale, Mark Morreale, Toni Morris, Shea Mosley, Stephen Muir, Hiedi Murphy, Carol Murphy, Clayton Murphy, Duane Murray, Jennifer Nagy, Stephen Neill, Nancy Nelson, Kirsten Nelson, Marcus Nelson, Patricia Nettles, Steve Nichols, Norma Nickerson, Duncan Nolan, Steven Nordberg, l-lege Nyquist, Annalisa Oden, Elizabeth Olavesen, Paul Olen, Robert Oliphant, John Oneill, Patrick Onizuka, Janelle Orenstein, Glen O'Toole, Andrea Padinha, Eric Pagan, Vanessa Palmer, Mike Pan, Huei Ren Patlan, Jerome 108 , f. i t v 1 x -in if , f it A xt, L., 1 ,tr X 'X K ,qs , t ix' ,.-.H . 4, , -,. , a QM .. K KY r J V W Qs , x .gi 5 , 5 AR . V Y V I . 3 N 2 Sri. 7 I X await Q X J V -t iti- ss ,Y t w 'Q' ix li 3, tv. ,iw v Rah ' xr :ff K 7-at mae,-1 'K fi' s ' ik: K it ssc 35 ? Mrs. Dianne Vogt's classes donate items to a needy family. sw fi cr Q t S.. , , g r at J X rii j x ' i. .' Q .'r. 1 A . SSH lat ,,. M , -vs E N J K i S 3 X fx sm si TENS if sd . iik .ss r i wa 5 X ff? 1 4,9 -li- Ref' s . EB-0 if? Ma ,cf ' 1 ll Zgkx wk. l rx KW! '-all .R , :H :A . 'GQ A v , 1- Jw X X-s JQNL 94:2 'Q-P' 'iw as E, - S , wi 'V mi, H KY Ss P -Y QE l W. 9 N. , t, NEMA is 'ks ' I .. K V L: s f- ., - --,aw ,. ' , ...fx f - f,.l I.. Q ' V 4 .., R QI, , .e,...-r f Q: I .1 ,f s l . r Pegg, Leetza Pell, Pam Penn, Joel Penning, Duane Perez, Beatri Perez, Robert Perkins, Heather Perry, Jeffrey Pettit, Malinda Platt, Laura Poling, Kenneth Pongetti, Catherine Pore, David Preston, Kellie Price, Cheryl Prouty, Sarah Rader, Jennifer Radford, Tim Ramin, Elizabeth Ramke, Mike Ramsell, Todd Ramsey, Kathryn Reed, Rene Reese, David Reysa, Lauri Rich, Bonnie Riedmueller, Tom Roach, Don Roberts, Deana Rochelle, Derek , ,f '- A Rodriguez, Manuel N 1 all ---fl Rodriguez, Roxanne s rl ,tw K ,. X X. . .k--. .X K X xl so 3 5, , X Rogers, Amy ,s fi-53' Rogers, Dorothy . .. it ' itt S . ' E is The hallways are always crowded with smiling students. I jg l I , ' 't 5 P l it 109 is A f , r f- fi' K - . . Q V .' X QYK X , 0 g ,ff ,J Rogge, Jennifer gg ff , ,, VA., I A it 4 Rose, Kathleen .Q 'S h as if l ' Y y y nw' gr R' r V - v i g V5 . , Jo. x is 9'g2 gX, 7?' X Roth, Rachel Rougeau, Brent Rowe, Wayne Ruckman, David Rudnicki, Mike Russell, Robbin Ryan, Erin Sachnik, Alphie Sachnik, Edward Sadd, Daniel Sahinkaya, lrem Saldana, Darrell Sapire, Joshua Saucier, Merrick Sawchak, Kelly Schacherl, Monica Schelfhout, Patrick Schell, Jennifer Schiller, Tiffany Schneider, Katherine Schofield, Mel Schuchard, Jeff Schuh, Tracy Seaman, Rachel Sellers, Chris Selman, Chad Shaffer, Andy Shaw, Steve Sheets, Jessica Shelton, Karen Sheth, Roma Shin, Mike 110 l ,lsr Jarrett Coleman receives a private trombone lesson. , N, 1. s, it . K 'i ,. K Q6 , s A gi sr s r it , X K tl rr, , 5 K kr v .EX A K 'X . at w . , - Q R .. '-- - Q lu! ,r'-, ANL., A ll-., ,fig Q' MAX S V' Y S Q' sf. is ,ax r st 'Ta .. 'vw S- L fs , 'tr , , .sr A , . 1 I I 2 X Ag, fe. K V . ls K . 3? ul - . W 'mls ,if - ', .gg S 1 5 +41 fl.. 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' N' hi' 'W' 9-1 ,sew 'f'f Q, 1 to 1 g at we Siddons, Jason Simon, Cherolynn Simon, Hugh Sisk, Eric Smith, Amanda Smith, Carl Smith, Drucilla Smith, Gregory Smith, Gretchen Smith, Blake Snyder, Elsa Soles, Angela Solomon, Eleshia Solomon, Lance Spahn, Debra Sparks, Amy Speight, Jennifer Spell, Amanda Spiker, Ike Starling, Dee Stephens, Scott Stephens, Tom Stewart, Irwing Stewart, Stephan Stoddard, Jasper Stokes, Elizabeth Stolarski, Joe Stone, Kevin Strenio, Ricky Strickland, Mary Stuhlman, Kevin Sullivan, Tim Suresh, Satyen Sutterby, Wendy ie 111 Swartley, Julie Sybert, Christina Symcox, Chad Tamburino, Krista Taylor, Brian Taylor, Mary Taylor, Wendy Tempest, John Terrell, Jan Thomas, Kim Thompson, Lori Thurman, Katherine Tibbetts, John Timmermeyer, Doug Tomaski, Michelle Toombs, Brenda Trahan, Jolie Trent, Steve Trust, Jason Tucker, Jennifer Turany, Tom Tuttle, James Ulmer, James Ulrich, Samantha Valentino, Troy Valenzuela, Jay Van Landingham, Tracey Vick, Kara Visentine, Paul Voigt, Kristen Waegner, Richard Walker, Angela Walker, Philip Walls, Steve 112 W Q 1 51 5 1: -, t 3 Fi, . ., iz: 5' ' Q it , ,. .431 a, '9 ' Q asf .ldlfgllrltl .4'4 ' -f 1. wr . ,V Y. ,. . ' n.1:, J - . :sg A , C R Q! i Q, -t K 1+ ui fgfy l -' 1 fl 1 QI' rl 'H WY X ,gg ,X-Na, 5 ri? ,IQ ggi., f?af.'f:?l:si2v3, T X x ' a sf? , X . . .tw 5 .- g J, ,, , 'K it x S 1 'I 3 the 3-f s as . K we sri L ,'....d ix NL 55 V v , ai I 1 SW, ,ty iff? 4' ll at s kip , sk I t . tix, vu, .Q '-' . Q 7 'iff :Wt Jennifer Goodwin sees something funny and tries to hide her laugh. it E' X J XY 1 ' li X Xl a-S, p,u--. 'J f't Ml f, if--M ...a 4 .b : . x J 55 , .1 N 1 1 X , . -ff, - 3 as Af, we ' xfv 5, kgs.. ,-1 - . iv, -t 'N ,Q , ,5W!,f,a 4,j.Q':j ff Q l.. '. if - 'I ' 41 T AN' f ' ..........:t 4? Q 'iz-P E R67 S -I A' ::. , V -as --A T. A ,Q i ,W N. x tbt- ,,... Q, n in 4 t 1 ' o A P we s of S I ,eff Y K S x . -P 1. ri J S K V, i K Y . gk -,,. , I X ' kr S fy? . , , N f S' . ' ' .Q ut3?'B!S2 1 1.4 . K J .R X ' i M Wi QQ 'N ss 'K 5. gr. Q' ss if if ,S , Q , ij i 1. f 3, 1 7 ' -if f A if X' i fl M E X H 1,-V Q Q' , I .. ff- X 1-'gym' -, fv- rslwlk X . M ,. i i':i -. r , ss 'WG W- 7 X ' -11- h , as fx, E ,K ,A ,S f ' rsrrs f 5, m y .,m,?5 X i s F 2- A 4, 5 Q' Q .. ,--, '. Lk f D ' ik I L Q-rv Mx f- was N ,,,v- ' Tig 5 , .. .sr ras 4' A - .A is kwa .. is it J .il The poster proclaims WIN lWriting Is Necessaryl. Walters, Heidi Warburton, Bayfield Ward, Wendy Warnement, Tom Warren, Kathleen Weaver, Jeff Wechtrenhiser, Kim Weems, Shari Wegener, Scott Weghorst, John Wehner, Karen Wiedeman, David Wignall, Nicole Wilkins, Tessa Willard, Charles Williams, Karen Williamson, Scott Williamson, Mike Wilmeth, Kevin Wilmoth, Shay Winans, Bradley Winburne, Brian Winston, Lisa Winters, Robert Wise, Mike Wood, Andrew Wood, Brenda Wood, Sean Woodyard, Harry Yom, Sue York, James Younger, Donna Zermoglio, Maria fr o m 1:1 fi L - 2 ff- , A ' gn? 4 ' -.,V ,xg A Zimmerman, Jennifer . il-51 ' .V fr ' Zion, Scott . ,V W jf -. : Zoerner, Aaron , 1 K S, .. for ,MN 113 Sixth Grade Abramson, Jennifer Adam, Shannon Adams, Michael Adler, Sean Ainsworth, Jason Akin, Melissa Alex, Steven Alexander, Latasha Alford, Craig Allcorn, Wendy Allen, Angelia Allen, Sean Anderson, Robert Andrews, Eric Andrighetti, Norman Arbet, Thomas Armbrust, Karl Armstrong, Kimberly 114 Sixth graders demonstrate that lunch is a crowded situation in the CO!TlI'1'10l'1S. t is . iw 5 i, YN' Q IVV' 'S . .,, N, 1, , r, 1 ft , WF, ' 1 'f 1 '15 EN ,.-g .ki I li Aii ts 'WN Q -I . .X . ff' any W I ' - sg, , Ha y r- Y . 41. is X7 -'i' iw-Naf, ar ' IQ 'RS' x 1 Q seg ' H, 5 a 9 x Jennifer Kuhl gathers her books for her next class. S 1' fa Q 5 C ibm 1 E V zAA: A J b': 5 ,,.,, ' 1 5 C ag as 'f . n ' or R5 z ,:.: s o J ,,:'2:: ei - - I Q Sl 5 mf .:,, I fx . qgv Klub as ik ff J ,gr Asuncion, Cyril Awan, Aamir Baccus, Kristy Ballard, Julie Baloun, Sabrina Barker, Travis Barnes, William Barnwell, Amber Barry, Michael Bass, Richard Bay, Jeffrey Bays, Dana Bazar, Mary Beall, Tracy Beaupre, Heather Bell, Bradley Bell, Karen Belshaw, Scott Bentley, Jason Berg, Charles Berlet, Sheryl Bess, Deborah Best, Darrell Betters, Joseph Bimler, Paul Blakeney, Paul Bloom, Christina Boer, Charity Bonilla, Rachel Braddy, Sean Bralow, Roger Brast, Jeannie Breeding, Lucinda 115 Bricker, Kristin Bridges, Michael Bright, Amanda Brown, Rachel Brown, Scott Brown, Sean Brown, Wilbert Brush, Bert Bryant, Eric Buchanan, Raymond Buesing, Kirby Bui, Suzanne Burkes, Kevin Burrows, Scott Bustos, Alejandro Calder, James Camera, Raffaela Campbell, Amy Campos, Cheryl Cannone, Shawn Cappel, Ginger Caraballo, Albert Carpenter, Melissa Champiny, Douglas Chandrasekhar, Manjunath Chen, Walter Chiles, Michelle Choe, Rachel Choppin, Stephen Clark, Michelle Clarke, Robert Clause, Emily Clements, Alicia Cole, Adam 116 15, X N 'N . My 2, ...a . - fr 9' A . Qt v tiff .f ,. 1 1 hu. Q Holly Ward, Aaron Short and Beth Watson converse in the hall .. A A E t L' . ,-'Q n ie X A W? , qprvs 3 We . 9 fs Q It K ' S I x A 5' 1 M213 ' EH- K A -get s , :I k f R' 94 1 X se News 'Q -: . X 5 Wifi? 5 . , is 55' J if S f x K as 3 Y. E ir --six. .. .,, , 3 i- q ntgl Vi - P aqgfg, if In -NN Y - -..- ' ' sie., ' L , - 'i s r , g ,,,Q v P L r , 5 A X gf ,zhz ,N D 'K ' 'V .. - 'D' , 'r' of L' 1 A f Qt ,. - r f fr , A W - ' A Qu., Q - . ...... i ,4l-1 1 - . 2 T - V ar 53- ' 4 J' a- sua-w , X t yxl 1, W 1. .f 5 s Q HN mu. It 2 35 Ju F 3 1 ug S155 is Lf' PNK A , , A. ,.,,,,.t gin 'll . ilfi :E'EW ' if 5 Br Lge. Q39 Good friends cut up between lunch periods. V ,P ff-. Concepcion, Eric Cook, James Corbet, Pamela Costin, Tad Couch, Allison Cowherd, John Cox, Jennifer Craig, Nathan Cramer, Andrea Cramer, Antony Crawford, Kevin Crawford, Michelle Crawford, Tim Crawford, Traci Crowley, Colleen Cuddeback, Kelly Culley, Allen Daigle, Chris Daly, Dan Davila, Sandra Davis, Greg Davis, Kelly Dawson, Chanda Derrick, Leslie Desai, Himanshu DeVries, Ashley Diaz, Beatrice Diefenbach, lzaak Douglas, Nathan Doyle, Mary Draper, Stacey Duke, Derek Dunn, Toby Dwyer, Colleen 117 Easterling, Michael Edwards, Timothy Erickson, Clark Espinosa, Amanda Essary, Vicki Etnyre, Randall Evans, David Fails, Heather Fain, Meredith Farley, David Farley, Steven Farrior, Mark Feicht, Shawna Feldman, Cristen Ferguson, Eric Ferguson, Kelly Finley, Stephen Fischer, Benjamin Fitzsimmons, Scott Flores, David Fong, Fleur Franciotti, Kristen Freitag, Aimee Gaff, Heather Gainous, Urica Gallaway, Denny Galor, Lisa Galvez, Zenia Gantz, Bryan Garcia, Richard Garcia, Theresa Garner, Gregory Gass, Shani Gates, Brandon 118 Jw X 2 E E X. x .ck 6 A 'ii as 3 ,ri in N A M...-e I i X Y R x :t S. l X , 3- X ,. 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Kesten, Andrew Kevan, Scott Keys, Latrice Killian, Nancy Kinateder, James King, Angela King, Danny Kiovsky, Sylvia Kirk, Stephen Kirk, Tony Knabb, Kenneth Knorre, Jennifer Krieger, Todd Kryder, Scott Kuhl, Jennifer Kuo, Iris Laird, John Lake, Christopher Lamoreaux, Julie Lassiter, Heath Leboe, Elliot Lee, David LeJune, J acquelyn Leon, Joseph Leslie, Miranda Lessner, Amy Li, Ellen Liller, John Lin, Alexander Lloyd, Rodrick Locke, Theresa Lococo, Giovanna Loden, Stephen Longrigg, Mark 121 Lord, Brenda Lowenkron, Robin Lui, Stephen Lundgren, Tina Lusk, Amy Madden, Michael Maddox, Lee Madison, Amy Malik, Alya Mannon, David Mao, Susan Marcantel, Brian Marks, Chris Martin, Brooke Martinez, Sonya Mayfield, Paul McCabe, Patrick McCarteny, Steven McCloud, Renee McCracken, Shawn McDonough, Teann McFadden, Michael McGill, Alice McGough, Shannon Mears, Maria Meneses, Erica Meyer, Karen Mikulencak, Meredith Miller, Amanda Mills, Laura Mire, Joseph Moorjani, Harish Morneau, Jocelyn Moscueda, Jeanette 122 fd' 13- - MMM, L NNWWH5 ,cccc.,,c -A X ,fm -4 Q ,- ff: , K X ,- I , s 2: H. si gd -wi ji L- is 1 A, S V 4 AN' 1-if We Qi ,fic f s M 'x 1 E. 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