Conroe High School - Flare Yearbook (Conroe, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 456 of the 1985 volume:

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The loyolty ond pride toword our school grew ond wos experienced by everyone who considered themself o Conroe Tiger. We sup- ported our school in every octivity ond worked hord to prove thot we were the best. Lifelong friendships were developed while o losting bond wos creoted between every student ond Conroe High. Conroe High School filled o speciol ploce in our heorts os eoch doy unfolded o new experience. Determino- tion ond competition wos the nome of the gome ond os the yeor come to o close - we knew we were still M. 9 a.-ff' jaw D t 5 - Destination An indescriboble spirit filled every student ot Conroe High. No motter if we were ot o pep rolly or we were in the clossroom, we were bound to hove fun. We strived to keep up the troditions which stood ot Con- roe High School ond odd new ones olong the woy. Even though eoch closs com- peted ogoinst eoch other ot the pep rollies, we were united os one in supporting our Conroe Tigers. We knew we were the greotest ond we plonned to stoy on top. Our individuolity olwoys peered through os we shored thot speciol spirit of being o Con- roe Tiger clnd pridefully song our school song. fl 1 .V QSC' Nm- ww-omg mc... wha is ow MY, ..1i . X . 7+ ': QW -NL kv ZS MS page ,Cm YW ww Www? me -Vx- Yiym. .. NU' QSM' W 7 49-n -5. t3'! 45 U rx 4 LQ- 1 ,f, W , u J mxp ly x , , , K ., V i -, y ff. r fm T 5 i x 10 - Advemures , FN, 3. ,f f V x s A FW I iw, V V kk- 'J 1 X ! f J , N 5 ' ' , 1, , f Q fx 7 ', x J N X-' 1 9 4 ,. f ' W . kj N-f' J, I' 1 Xu , 1 L x ! X 'fy v K jx, If ,L j 4 'f F :Q , 4 s , M, 0 .LY x X F Q N f ral, f I ,-xx ff Q. 1 ,fx L,' L Kr I W X' x 4 H ff, W. r Y N WH! w fl V K -'K 1 K X oxf , ,J f 1 , N , V , v- ,f ' - . lx ' k x ff J 1 h 1 4 I r 4 'M 'd 1 ff Ju ' V Q ,. xl. 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' ,, -,- -wigs -Q--1--1 --'z'f Wbe.,.' ww-' 0:-Q-I M, x K. ,E hw., ' rf 1 - me P ! .4 v j....-,-- W ., J Ll, 4,3 ff ' W. Ny 1 I' Fw. 1. lg, 14. N, - ,I - 4 ff .i, V sl .U spiwi. V-N, f 51.1 .- V all Q lV, 1-01' Crm-.f I H' .JM- i 35.4-A455 ' 4 'fi rf, A ' Q if- N, 1' :.f,:.1,, sm 4355, -1.f,fIg tigiiu' 2 iw. 5' 5, gs, ,V ' '- ' 1: ' J' rf , A group of students enjoy ci doy or the loke. Sheo Broom ond Condy Brown enjoy ploying golf during the summer. On the lost doy of school our dreoms become o reoli- ty, we hod three months of totol freedom. No more worries over tests ond homework, oll thot mottered wos to hove fun, whether it wos skiing ot Loke Conroe or just reloxing by the pool. As the doys rolled into mon- ths, we soon reolized thot summer proctice wos upon us. The Golden Girls, bond ond footboll ployers hod in- tense weelss of strenuous workout. We oll tried to get in oll the fun we could before school storted. When school did stort, we oll corried the fun ond excitement from our sizzling summer doys. Summer 0 13 X 14 - Pep Rollxes .,' 3 5 , , T .. ,- . 8 3 f 32' L P 'My f .,. 3 .. ky' 3, ,fl .J ,rw P ,. -mf on V 3 Q' 1 1 - ,x Golden Glrls odopr o new poslrion or rhe Pep Rollles. Q JA 5 . a ,'W eef Moybe somedoy . . , The Pep Rollies of 1984 had o very disrincr chonge of poce. Closses were reorronged, schedules confused, ond choices were mode. Hoving the Pep Rollies or 7:85 ond 1:55 gove rhe srudehfs freedom of choice ro orrend ond demonsrrore rheir true loyolry ro CHS. The remprorion fo sleep lore or hurry home wos very greor, yer rhe Tiger Pride olwoys won our. The SPIRITS SOARED obove the confusion ond remprorions ond mode the pep rollies worth the socrifice. uikf Sf WX bv1cMmfCmfwfafv141m4f Ocxvkgx CYCYSSOVLS -- sur all j0cufPyDr,-f Qi blaglf. ffm 1fe,0LHxf WM Wm VW QM 1 Ri if W., . , K wwx w 4 ' fr. 54 a'-v.,3,43 'q?f? 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X qcmmg S Vw 'V Wm IMI 269 So vvxcwx LO l WIMLF film f' do M YI Q YMZVLQ5 wowwcouxcnovemdov-ev' Y A 0 K A QNUV lawn nu MMJ ,WH M MQ ww au wwf mp, mm,MCWM MV WH CYOKM U Ol pwfwoli gmwl WML MV J ww K UIQ WY M MSU. Tlfkcdi Tgugi ,dung . SSL L N. V-A armkwuvk gufvi E, N ,K i y spam L ngpq fawm ww 2. Qui fsw M hw wf qw. QLQQQ umm 2 G1 Gd MNA Yugi, V- WJ Pepflll 15 0 to - Seniors N-1-f endafw The SENlORS of 1985 could not be coiled the typicol seniors, Eoch one hod their own unique woy of curing whot is commonly known os senioritis. Because of the excessive energy possessed by this closs, sometimes school octivitiesjust weren't enough, The thoughts of the future ond whor it held in store for them occupied much more time. The new lifestyle thot would be odopted seemed much more oppeoling thon onother yeor of high school. The ordering of senior pictures, cops ond gowns, ond filling our endless opplicotions for college just ontogonized this feeling. For everyone the future seemed like o much better opportunity for fun, ond the onricipotion showed on the foce of every senior, 4y'4G if C 'T' lE .Y ' '1 Speciol moments . . , The core-free life! Are we hoving fun yet? Lonce Reynolds enjoys o quicls snocls before closs. el' l hw... J. 3 'T -A ex IL-Nil 'x ix ,, , ' 51-'M Juniors Q-fvoit the starr of Mai rf- Corrie l-iocsis ond Sherri u.w1rs-'ri R r' f iixlldli - 5 '1 , r-r Ooooooooooo f 6 ,Y L-f753Yl5f7'i Junior guys having some fun in history. The Juniors got off to 0 greor Stott thiz year by rr spirit stick ot the first pep roily. They began tlwinle cb College, As the PSAT's were returned, feces briglllerzr J l . ond college choices were changed. lime Junior Qirla about the Powder Putt game ogcinsr the Senior girls i' i girls were reody to give oil they lied. Adding more ex i the Juniors' yeor wos the choosing ond receiving of the school yeor rolled around to the end, the Juncrs :- they hodjust one more ye-or ot Conroe High, i KZQIZQQVZQ N ,...,,,....,.-.....,.:..w-....-.,,- V. W-. M .. , ,, . 5:--.r Jr r.. ..-f' - f Q., ,. :.1:.7u. ,, -- -- ....e.....,...,........,,...-.-,1-,,e,M ,.,, 19.55 5 L img yzuewx , , ,941L:'fw+f,+-+L-,gesgagpfynvggwsu , if WU! -in 5? ,r KL tw FQ. xx' fi ya Y-0' I . -.f-vw -- 41- .Q- ' 122754 5145 1 1 'li X ggi As they arrived that first day of school, one would have thought it wos a race with the world being the prize. As this yeor's freshman bound up the stairs wide-eyed and excited toward their new home the fish rank. Little did they know that their new title of fish allowed such privileges as standing ot pep-rallies and receiving good-spirited abuse from their upper classrnon which was all token in good natured fun. As the year came to a close they were no longer fishing for fantasy, but getting ready to step to reality, They are the closs of 'BB and looking to show us who ond what rates. Freshman spirit ls looking up, Do you want to rogo? osl-rs Thesesa, Stephanie ond Clay. Brian Raupp thinks school isjust so exciting! Kelly Parsley has got that spirit! Freshman - 19 1 1s is The spirit wos in the oir. Homecoming '84 showed the reoccuring 1 excitement of every other yeor ond more. As the preporotions ond decorotions were being constructed, plons were being mode, When the night finolly orrived, the moment everyone hod been waiting for finolly come. Tino Singleton wos crowned 1964-1965 Homecoming Queen, Although it was well known thot the Tigers would hove no problem detecting their opponent, it wos 0 relief to see the finol score: Humble-7, Conroe 56! 1 3 Q 20 - Homecoming Y tn 'V r .,,,1,. W . up 'iii Y my 33-A -I , N fig. ,, ,, fp' -.. I A +1 4- L. In iq. nfw 5 1 116' 1' . 235 Homecomlng Queen candidates onticipote the onnouncemenr of Homecoming Queen 1064! Carolyn Fulton stonds with her proud uncle, James Fulton, 11 Lost yeor's homecoming queen, Srocy Holland crowns the newly elected Tino Singleton escorted by Rem Beitel, the class of 19112, X Students dlligenrly preparing for the hall decorations we-lcornrng Dock Homecoming - 21 Melina Arzzlrewy 22 ' Homecoming O All Carolyn Fulton Kimberly Bzzflener in Dana Bzzrtnn Lim iwdfinll Dam: K lzmfb Paula Rife Qfamecamdmy Zvceerfz 76144 Sdregffelaa Ill' Q' n i 24 - McCullough Take the sophomores advice-7 real menjust don't wear kilts. Easy Randy Street and Hollywood Henderson raise the spirit more. We know how to get down ro business. Let's start the game. 'W A.. si 4 f-A w g' 1. fi 1 ., . 'ab H ., N, V 3- M .. H ,su Q .T X V, I Q v A ff? E f .-' i. ':. ez!-W-70606 ln1974 Conroe High split into two different high schools - Conroe High ond McCullough. Ever since thot yeor there hos been on immense rivolry between Conroe ond McCullough. This yeor the gome wos on Fridoy, October 19. Even the roin could not drown Conroe's non-stop spirit. Conroe's spirit wos mognified both Thursdoy night ot the pep-rolly ot Inter- First Bonk, ond Fridoy morning's pep-rolly in the gym. Fridoy mornings pep-rolly wos not only speciol becouse the McCullough gome thot night, but D.J.'s from QOQ come to present us with o spirit trophy for winning teom of the week on their rodio stotion. At the pep-rolly the seniors won both spirit stick ond spirit choin. lt continued to roin throughout the doy but thot did not stop the gome thot night. The gome itself wos exciting with both sides of the stodium trying to motch eoch others spirit. Both teoms pioyed hord, but ot the end of the second quorter the score wos still OO. There wos no drill teom or pep-squod performonce during holf-time, but the bond pioyed brilliontly on the trock. Although these groups could not perform on the field their spirit showed through in the stonds. After holf-time the teoms entered the field ogoin with hopes of scoring in the third ond fourth quorters. McCullough mode o field gool in the third quorter moking the score O-3 for the rest of the gome. This mode McCullough the winners of this yeor's rivol gome. l've got him! l'm rolling! Cooch Borber knows how to roise spirit. X out McCullough! McCullough 25 26 ' Powder Puff P mf!! Joy Jenkins ond Colby Thames brief rhe Juniors before going our. Senior Dano Dorron gers reody ro spring into ocrion. A M. -wif? K aww' 50 '73 2 I yy, ,s ,.....2'w FV: 2,7 1 '1 J 23 'mf' , V w if 1 Steve Termeer ond Jeff Connon practice their rwirhng. Jr. cheerleaders strike 0 pose or practice. 1 ff ..,rf N r I W , ,A x. 4 , . , X , , Q. ,g W. g X 'e kb if A QS? X w X f xy f 0 , 1' fi ,fx-'N ,A ' fx. ' Cf! 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A F ' .4 5515 f r' 4d ' - K Ii X 4. j '-r 0 Freshmen ' B3 84 - Freshmen 'vi N, FQJAVYLQYL v-.ea 4 0 aa L4 v u.: Q , 4 7553! Ready . . , Dreok!! at Qs 88 I Freshmen - 85 My TT 1. .Aa 1 A . ' 'f 1 Q ,J ' af 1 r w Pot-o-coke, por-o-coke . . . y .-4 'C'- -as , se t-,7 48 wg-v Q1 , ' 1 .A 4-'v ' xii. ff 66 ' Freshmen gfeffllniefl mm 88 fx? Freshmen - B7 T'? My as QQ -1 -f KJ BB' Freshmen F25 H160 S . H-r 1 f ff Q if 7 , nl' ,I f 31 -,nv-Y' ,S- No! You've got to be joking! .1 88 Freshmen - 89 90 ' Freshmen r 'K ' W -f5f' J A L1 Living it up!! -af 'Qi- J. .. V we he 5 .1-I N ' ! .Q . w . '44 ,S cl L -J- 'rv 5 4 Q 5 .f , ' 5 6 . . - .fret Q. Q I A A N, gl e5Al'l'lel'L f Q-4 nl 1 fr K Ereshmen ' 91 ,Aw 3 W .. 'f' . xo W 92 - Freshmen -v -- rs, . V g .JT , x Q-.v - v x A., K X , il 1 N grerilzmen J If X X M., ri drmn .1 dunc hugby 11 L .runs zf-U. NL,ml fwff K :y rr I an The things people do for ottenrion! 88 fn un 'TP Kv'v fu .4- Freshmen 0 93 4 KET 94 - Freshmen 1 - ya' -2. +5 ' ..-nl L12 1 A ,6- 2 5 ,J ,, f of ig , e V .ma X I n , 1 E741 ,,.4... ,,,.. .. ,..,.-.,..., ,.,......f,., ,.---M... ,, ,,,,....-......,, I, . ,.,..--...M ,,,,..-Y--W K fx, .. T-....-'A'- n ,...., ,A f' ,Pm , tg, 1 fgio 1 Q 5 'Mk Well if you reolly wonr my opinion . , 3... I ,A A Q Qggw' Sg 'Q 11 : ow, J! B 1 34 l e.'fLl'Yl2l'l Q -rv .Sv .0 .3 -Q -on W 4'- 3' as wa 'rv Freshmen - 95 2- 3' -wk X... rv ..- 4- v A., -v , IN -Q M., d is 4. Z' X 1' vgr ag ox 1 lx.. J .v ,. ,a x , X Y, X , Q. rg f, Xxx 'w' -0 ,J rv sv .1 s- 96 - Freshmen A, Y 1 jl e5Al'l'l0l'l Q1 ff h l e'- ,I if Jeepers, Creepers, where d yo get those peepers? T Feshmen ' 97 '47 ,ik NA. Q., ,.. pu L v -- Y Xu, 1 -'S fw , N. 4 'PL 3 HV xii! Ei -7 .X .,.. . 5 f Y ' 9 4 Y 1 'fx B w WJ N 98 ' Freshmen 1 V I4 Are we hoving fun yer? A N I 2! ,K W Q V Aim ., .su- v f Q 9' . 4 '54, I'Q5lll'l'l0l'l Sf vvvmsy 'IQ . y -.. 'P 5 ji, . N- nav 1 I Freshmen - 99 : 5JfY353ff.:?, fl' f f N 3 4 X I fl 1i f,Tf l- HL 'f U f Wf f f P f h ' j 'gif' f 'A'w gpg, 'f' UXJEQXXH Y MU f M Ldkaggiilgk KM kfmxxx MAKfX 1k , M , x I fl ,Q VK 4 W ' r VA .H , ly f 5. ,V ,, ' Y A, -'Q 'IN -,5 ' . F' U LW 4 fi aw, 'TIM '5if: 4 Qf iwm W. f W 1 f' W M ' iq '45, Ml Nijfxkkjiv A. Rx V if x , ff lim 1WP,,' . ' C 5X'fgT lK 1 f 1' f Bm Mrk, vxfwaf fxf M Wff f H Q J 4 ' uf 1' 7' X Viv B1 1 V . Q X X Q V A . W' YM , F f , x WlXf'f' Y'+ff' a MQ ,fM Nf 9 KL f ,' ' V J ef f 1 fD'GuIdes M wwf wwf MMM W am iiwxeerzl WW. vmmww SGA PE , 'WMM Wfmvlfwqml mwiwmwm! iwq MW! Ms . W , W' , A LM AFPMM- Mmm WWW? MQ CMQWWQL .WMM wbwlvwolaikkwn, W MQWCWAW ww ww'iRIwwlZwr wwkvwuwwwxwi WVNUQMQCAKNNWNVGMWVQ AVWWWK Wfkirkffimwwlakmv- Mwwfwo vwmovqwwf 1 ,K-me w K M Www M-mfhw mwvww -T M W Mwwwikwmlwwokwf WNY WW' Administrative Assistant Principal 102 ' Guides Making Things Run Smoo v- KARL SARTORE Principal .411 W vi -fri J. M. GOLDING ex- tat' t5Q GLENN WINN Assistant Principal of Student Services ' ' MARY UNDERWOOD PrincipoI's Secretary i s... Q-N f'0, From athletics to English, the members Lf the CHS faculty put in lot of long hours for their students. After-school practices for the drill team, pep squad, cheerleaders, and athletics meant work for sponsors and coaches. Tutorial sessions twice a kept math, English, and social studies teachers after hours as Of course, there were the usual morning and afternoon sessions that teachers had to deal with - not to mention time spent at home grading tests and homework papers. Club also spent time organizing club activities and acting as All in all, the entire faculty spent many hours working help their students get a good education and have a fun and year at the same time. iii f .-1 I t 5 i QW' From the Top Dr. John V. Peet- President Dr. Donald R. Collins - Vice President Mrs. Jan Tickner - Assistant Secretary Dr, Roben H. Rabuck - Secretory Mrs. Martha Gustavsen Dr. Maple L. Avery Mr. Robert L. Dove Dr. Richard A. Griffin - Superintendent The beginning of the school year was also the beginning of the enactment ofa few new laws instated by the Texas State Board of Education's House Bill QF72. Some of the effects of the laws follow: - An average of 70 or higher must be maintained in order to receive credit for a course - Report cards must be signed by a parent or legal guardian and returned to the school every six weeks - Reported grades below 70 require teacher-parent con- ferences. and students with these grades may be required to attend tutorial services provided by the school - Students may not be exempt from classes in which others must take final exams - More than 5 unexcused absences in any class eliminate credit for that class - Assessment tests for math and language arts will be ad- ministered to ninth, eleventh, and twelfth grades - Any student whose score on the assessment fest is sub- standard will be provided with remedial instruction - Students removed from class for truancy or tardies may not be placed in unsupervised educational situations Guides '103 I O BOD EZELL 12th Grade Asst. Principol MIKE MILLIFF 11th Grode Asst. Principol GARY KRUGER 10th Grode Asst. Principal PAT YARBROUGH Oth Grode Asst. Principol ROBERT ZUBER 9th Grode Asst. Principal ELMER GIPSON 1012th Grode Counselor NANCY GUINN 1012rh Grade Counselor PAUL HARRIS Oth Grade Counselor BETTY SMITH 10-12th Grade Counselor SHARON WALTERS 1012th Grode Counselor VERA WELLS 9th Grode Counselor EARL COLLIER Freshmon Annex Supervisor DIANN BAILEY Clinic Heolth Services Coordinator DENISE ADAMSON Receptionist, Freshman JUNE DOERR Library Aide LISA DOYLE Workroorn Aide, Main Bldg. WILMA EATON Counselor Aide, Main Bldg. GRACE FAIR 5 GLAP Aide, Main Bldg. ' VIRGINIA GILBERT Receptionist, Main Bldg. JO ANN GOLDING Special Service Aide is JOAN HAMMOCK Receptionist, Main Bldg. JUDY KIDD Child Care Aide VICKY MCALISTER GLAP Aide, Main Bldg. ROBERTA MEEKS GLAP Aide, Main Bldg. JO ANN MEYERS FAYE NEITLES Library Aide ELLEN NEVES Receptionist, Main Bldg. ANN OGLESBY Attendance Clerk I BONNIE PRATT Dept. Heod Oi-lice 7 LOIS QUINN ' ' Registrar VIRGINIA SCHILHAB Attendance Clerk JUDY SOUPART Child Core Aide PEGGY STEADMAN Workroom Aide, Freshrnon Annex RUTH STROZIER Counselor Aide, Freshman Annex .... sf MARGIE STUDBS Financial Clerk, Moin Bldg. SHIRLENE VALIGURA arf, Counselor Aide, Main Bldg. KATHY WILLIAMS GLAP Aide, Freshmon Annex Making Things Easier Counselor Aide, Main Bldg. Guides ' 105 106' Guides Checking Your P' 6 Q' JANET DENIGER English ll LAURIE DEVEREAUX English I JEAN DINKINS English III ANN DOYLE English II, Ill, IV DAN EBERHARDT English I JANET EMMONS English II, III PAT EZELL English I GLENDA FRY English I, IV BETTYE GORDON English ll SUSIE KERR English Ill, Creorive Writing PEGGIE MILLER English III, IV FRAN MOTE English I LESLIE PATTERSON English Il, III, IV BEVERLY PERSON English IV, Business ELAINE SNIDER English II, III BETTY BROOKSHIRE English II LYNN CARTWRIGHT English I SHIRLEY COOK English ll STACEY DAVIS English Il, Sociology PAT RUTHERFORD Dept,Heod, English IV SALLY BEARD English I NOLA BOUGHTON English II I, ,gr A 4'- sv MARILYN SOMMERS Eng ish II, III MAVIS SULLIVAN English Il, Psychology -ov 'T ANNA THORPE 'Y English IV CAROL VERCELLINO English III ELMONA WOOTTON English I JANICE DUNN Dept. Head, Calculus, Independent Srudies PATSY BALDWIN Pre-Algebra I, Geometry SAM CABLE Consumer Math, Trigonometry, Algebra I, Geometry t 1 -'fr CAROLYN FANNIN Algebra I DON FRANCIS Computer Math, Algebra II, MARIANNE GORDON Math I DAVID GREENFIELD Geometry, MOCE SUZANNE HUBER Geometry, Algebra I, FOM PEGGY HYDE Consumer fi KAREN KNOTT Algebra ll KAREN LILLEY Math II, Trigonometry, Consumer Math KAY LYNCH Algebra II, Consumer Math, Geometry IVAN MADELEY Pre-Algebra, Algebra I lfsvl YI TIFFANY METZROTH Algebra I, Consumer Math DIANA OCHOA Algebra I, FOM I CAROL REA Trigonometry, Geometry WILLIAM RINGWALD Algebra I, FOM I, Computer Math VICKIE SWANZY ,'ol' v-1 MARION SZYMCZAK Geometry ' A BILL TRAYLOR I Pre-Algebra, Algebra ll JEANETTE VOLKMER Algebra II, Consumer Math Mr. Francis imparts humor to the classroom. Math Consumer Math, Math III, Calculus I, Algebra Il Probability and Statistics, Trigonometry, Pre-Algebra Algebra I, Pre-Algebra, J,V. Cheerleaders Multiplying Mathematical Skills Guides 0 107 106 - Guides KAY BAYNE Physical Science JOAN CARR Physical Science CHARLES DARDY Physicol Science BABEITE EIKENBERG Biology I JOSEPHINE MARSHALL Chemistry I, II ,iv EDWARD HULSHOF Physical Science STEVE KHATIBI NOVALENE THURSTON Dept Head Biologyl ll LOREITA ANDERSON Biology I DARLENE BASS Physical Science fb Physics GAIL MUIR Chemistryl Recording Grades: A chore to most, but a pleasure for Mrs Muir of KEYEA PETERS Biology I SHELBA RICHARDSON Biology I -ou KAY ROBINSON Physical Science PEGGY SKILES Physical Science AVA SPELL Biology I, Astronomy CINDY STORKEL Physical Science, Lab Management VIRGINIA TAMBORELLO Biology I, Geology VIRGINIA TERMEER Chemistry I, Applied Chemistry I The Scientific Method eeping Up With the Times ' L..--.. kilt' 'HA ,T 'Fx Uk: Mrs. Grohom fights desk clutter. DONNA KATTNER Dept, Heod, Government, Economics CAROLE DUSEBOUT Americon History, Advonced Social Studies Problems ANNETTE FERRELL Americon History, Vorsity Cheerleaders DOROTHY GRAHAM World History DON GRANGER World History LA WREN GUNTER World History VICKI JORDAN Americon History SHERRIE MEICHER World History JANICE MERRYMAN Americon History KAREN MILLIFF A Americon History FRANCE PEOPLES Government BRENDA PRESTAGE Americon History EARL RICHTER Government JOHN WlljON Amerlcon History JUDY ZIMMERMAN Economics, Golf Guides -109 MIKE BARBER Athletic Coordinator, Head Football Coach KIP ANDERSON Basketball, P.E. CHRIS BAILES Football, Basketball, P.E. KEN BURKHALTER Football, P.E. JERRY CARTER Track, World History FREDDIE CREED Golf, Sign Language, Am. History MIKE CROWL Football, Alg. I, Pre-Alg. KAREN DOVE Assistant Athletic Trainer, P.E. RONNIE EIKENBERG 7 Football, Health MIKE FERRELL Baseball, Football, X World History TOM HARWOOD Swimming, History .Q Coach Barber commends the team after a brilllant victory. Qi' Rising In The Fall BOYS BASKETBALL: Chris Bailes Tommy Johnson Harold Wilder GIRIS BASKEIBALL: Kip Anderson Marsha Porter VOLLEYBALL: Mary Jo Parker Carol Raica Joy Spears FOOTBALL: Chris Bailes Mike Barber Mike Crowl Ronnie Eikenberg Mike Ferrell James Howell Tommy Johnson Frank Romero Dave Smith David Webb Ron Wellborn SOCCER: Jack Richburg 4' -QFSXER 1 Coach Webb communicates with the pressbox On Your Mark, Get Set . . . 110 - Guides For A Course of Success BASEBALL: Mike Ferrell Frank Romero SOFTBALL: Joy Spears A TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY: ' Jerry Carter Laura Schmidt vflxxii Coach Richburg works on stats between games. HELEN HUBER Athletics Secretory TOMMY JOHNSON Football, Basketball, PE. MARSHA PORTER Basketball, PE. CAROL RAICA Volleyball, Biology I 25. MICHAEL SALY Head Athletic Trainer LAURA SCHMIDT Track, P,E. JOY SPEARS Volleyball, Softball, P.E. I Working Out Year-Round MILLY SUMMY Tennis, Typing DAVID WEBB ATHLETIC SECRETARY: Judy Zimmerman Football, Driver's Education, Helen Huber SWIMMING: Economics ATHLETIC TRAINERS: Tom Harwood , Karen Dove TENNIS: , Michael Soly Milly Summy 'V GOLF: Jim Hogg Freddie Creed Springing to Victory Guides ' 111 Teaching Special Subject BRENDA FASNACHT Special Services Aide LESA HOOKER Special Services MARIANN KAYE-JOHNSON Special Services KIM MOON Special Services VIRGINIA PLILER Resource English TERRI ROGERS Special Services JANET SMITH Special Services TERRI CARTER Latin SYLVIA CRUM Spanish VIRGINIA FERREY French, Spanish, LSL CHERYL JETT French BEA BARNEIT Special Services LYNN BLAIR Special Services MELISSA BYRD Special Services CHERYL DANIEL Special Services fa '8 PETER LINDEMANN 'German DIANNE POKORSKI Spanish SWANETTE SMITH Spanish, Pep Squad CLINTON USHER Spanish JEWEL MANDERS Art, English CYNTHIA REID Art STEVE BRETZKE Band CAROLYN DEAN Business MARGARET FRANCIS Business TIM HATCHEIT Business BARBARA LANDRY Business NITA MOORE Business CAROL PITI'S Business EVELYN SMITH Business N.,- MATTIE EHLER Ceramics ANN LEE Choir CHUCK SIMON 1.9 Drafting BECKY BELL Drama WILLIAM STEEN Driver's Education r-'rp DEBBIE MELTON Drill Team CINDY DODD Yearbook, Photography JOE CUDE Health PAT HILL Health MARY CROSSLEY Homemaking ' SHIRLEY PIPPIN Mrs. Quinn takes care of counselors' memos, wg Homemaking BARBARA POISSOIT Homemaking 4- DENNIS BALUSEK Industrial Arrs BARBARA MURPHY Speech, Debate MARY BETH PERKINS Newspaper, English, Journalism eveloping Individual Talents Guides '113 114 ' Guides HOWARD MOORE Vocotionol Supervisor LUAN EARTHMAN Vocotionol Secretory CHARLES PARSLEY Agriculture FRONCELL REECE Agriculture RICK VACULIN Agriculture CHARLES WELLMAN Agriculture fl:-C gf :U-fig 12 KIRK MASSEY Auto Body Repoir JACK MCCULLAR Auto Mechanic: , .v Mrs. Termeer gets mobbed by confused students. JAMES SUMMY Building Trodes L MARIAN PEARCE Child Core JOE JORDAN Construction Trodes EULINE BASILE Cosmetology MARY BECKER Distributive Educotion if ...fx I A Cultivating Abilities for the Future Today JEAN RIVET Health Careers SUZANNE HOLMES H,E.C.E. GARY BASS Marine Repair W' K g- Mrs. Gilbert gives instructions to Mimi Gay. fx it LOUISE JESSIP VOE Financial Clerk jg CYNTHIA ELLIOT VOE Lab j,g21Qg2,3i1SfI ROBERT HARRIS Meral Trades PATTI BECKER Occupational Investigation G' -gr 4? BETH CASSEI5 Office Duplication HOWARD JACOBSON Prinring Trades WILLIAM TABOT Radio and Television Repair PHIL RIVET Vocational Coop LINDY BINGHAM VOE Guides 0115 Sondro Ciowson keeps up with the fast-poced cofeterio line. FRESHMAN CAFEFERIA: Front: M, Zomoro, E. Fisk, D. Drewery. Bock: M, Genet, J. Perry, Z. Bcnks, 5. Beavers. MAIN CAFETERIA: Front: M. Gregg, M, Lucos, 5. Clousing, L. Grim, L. , Hoover, E. Patterson, D. Scroggins. - Bock: M. Haynes, B. Alridge, B Smith, F. Box, Z. Long, A. 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'fdgmelffee ........ 7690: Pnwe 'izefmvnpek . Q f f . 7207? 14 ......,, WweQ6 . WoeteannZD'zn,lz'dn9 ,. 767667 .......... fMe7 4555 ..,., 1,916 ,..n,,..n,. Zanng Denzaefznw .... Zanng 2 .. 130-131 174-175 ....133 . . . . 125 . . . . 173 179-131 163-170 ....142 ,...143 ...133 ....176 ..,.,. ,139 173-179 . ..... 163 ....164 1?4-196 166-167 132-133 211-213 134-137 193-19? ....224-225 146-147 .....140 ,...141 ....1?7 172-173 122 0 HERO Heoded in the Right Direction H.E.R.O. is o vocotionol closs designed to give students troining ond job opportunities in home economics reloted occupotions. The club helped members ossume respon- sibilities in todoy's working world. Students held port time jobs ot locol businesses where they become owore of vorious home economics coreers. Condy ond jewelry soles helped to poy for the club's sociol events of the yeor. These included o Christmos porty ond the Employer- Employee Bonquet held ot the end of the yeor. Unit ll H.E.R.O. members Sponsor Suson Holmes ond Unit I members 36 A-.gm Mrs. Holmes instructs students in bosic job skills. , ei 4 , 'Nc 'Z 7 mmap? who NN l 4 W X.. Michelle Stetson rnoking o sole ot Nielson's Rick Boorhmon working ot McDonold's. Unit III HERO Members is s.. an HERO HERO 0123 AUTO BODY The Body Builder i i i i I While learning the basic fundamentals of Auto Body repair and painting, students l learned how to use and take care of power tools and above all learned about safety. Students were taught not only through textbooks, but were also able to learn through firsthand experience from sanding off old paint to having a sparkling new automobile to admire with a feel- ing of accomplishment. Besides bringing in the new year, Auto Body students were also preparing for competition. District competition was held in March at Port Arthur, Texas, with students competing in skills from two to four hours long. These skills were performed in front of judges who judged on precision and workmanship, The students who received first place ribbons qualified for the state competiton held in April in Houston, Texas. Floyd Segrest sands a fender in preparation for painting, l psf? Eugene Jackson sands a truck bed ra perfection. Morning Auto Body class. Afternoon Auto Body class. E 124 - Auto Body The Mosters of Metol METAL TRADES OFFICERS: Russell Loird, Sec., Byron Frederick, Sgr. ot Arms, Richord Horris, Pczrliomenrorion, Kevin Venden, V.P., Scott Horlon, Treos., Mork Terry, Pres Jimmy Petty, Rep. Byron Frederick begins o project. Metol Trode club members. Russell Loird shorpens diligently. st- f if x A f 4' AL. . 5 nn f V! Hommering ond bottering moy oppeor to be oll there is to Metol Trodes, but nothing could be forther from the truth. Br- inging beouty to the ugly wos one of the moin gools of this club during the 1984-85 school yeor. Hours upon hours were spent constructing, reconstructing, ond perfecting vorious orticles, outomobiles, ond ony other projects honded over to the club. Literol mirocles were performed on beot up horse troilers thot were brought into the shop old ond rusty, Other projects during the yeor included refinishing o bor-b-que pit for o locol citizen, the reconstruction of their own welding booth, which wos greot- ly needed, ond individuol projects for district competition held in Port Arthur. Funds for the trip were provided through the selling of light bulbs by club members. Students joined this club with on eoger ot- titude, willing to leorn the cart of moking something out of metol ond most left with on inspirotion. ll.. METAL TRADES MerolTrodes 125 AUTO MECHANICS Auto Mechonics members tuned up their skills ond knowledge of outomobile engines ond mechonicol ports in preporo- tion for the busy yeor oheod of them. The students worked throughout the yeor on individuol projects for district competitions in Port Arthur in Februory. Their hord work ond determinotion led them on to the stote competition held in Dollos in Morch. With the end of the yeor before them, the members kicked bock for the onnuol end of the yeor porty. 126 ' Auto Mechanics Ricky Morthews ond friends work on o cor engine. Mr. McCullor instructs students on whot to remove next. Cronk It U Members work on chonging o tlq 1 .ras A My ZPL! ff f -. r 0 ...r 1964-85 morning closs. 1964-65 afternoon closs Students work on o Mustang motor. 'SLE AUTO MECHANICS Auto Mechonics - 127 128 ' Building Trades Afternoon Building Trades class BUILDING TRADES ' Building a Better Future Building industry fundamentals and leadership training are stressed in V.l.C.A. Building Trades at Conroe High School. Members of this club entered the district skill Olympics in February of '85 in Port Ar- thur where the winners received medals and ribbons. Winners at the district level advanced to state competition in Dallas in March. Students learned how to compete with others of the some trade and how to become involved with club activities. Building Trades students built this doll house as their major project, Q , its Morning Building Trades class 'Q Working at local businesses was only one way in which DECA members helped the community this year. ln November, DECA club sponsored a dance with pro- ceeds benefiting Spino Bifida. The club members also sold can koozies. DECA members participated in Area, State, and National competitions in Galveston, Fr. Worth, and San Francisco. Showing DECA was not all work, the members held an Employer Appreciation Banquet in the Spring. E. t.,., xii Y M X if gx 'S ' I ,. y , 3 . K 5 M . 4 , , f X vu U Commie Bright helps out at Beverly's Catering. Members enjoy the DECA Dance. John Acree organizes spools at Winn's. Marketing and Distributive Education ll members. Marketing and Distributing Education DECA Deca D 129 DATA PROCESSING As the computer rage takes shape in the world, students at Conroe High are not left out. The Data Processing room ar Conroe High is included in the rage. The purpose of this club is to teach the students how to work with others as a team while learning real time business practices in a data pro- cessing environment. Any student in Data Processing learns these important lessons, as well as leadership skills for the needs of our community. The Data Processing club had a very ac- tive social calendar this year which includ- ed a trip to NASA, a basketball and softball game, a picnic at Huntsville State Park, a trip to Waterworld and Astroworld, and a Christmas party. Their fund raiser for the year was selling M6M's and candy bars and their major project this year was preparing Christmas baskets for the elderly. In March the Data Processing club par- ticipated in competition in Austin, in which they competed in the Data Entry and Pro- gramming competitions. In the past, the club has won many trophies for data entry, programming proficiency, and for various programs. Mike Potter works on his assignment. Paul Sharp and Bill McTovish finish their work. The 195465 Data Processing Officers. 130 Data Processing Processing The Information of Tomorrow 1 . K -is qv iS I . -. .u ., if . yy Erlcka, l Y ,QL kk t x .J als. N. X . ,'AxA:' v .LXW . v-it -2 . ,,2f'.'-U.. 7? 'fi S.:-EK 'V v7ix: -. X? , V 3 .1?3f's..i X xf,:.+ . 4 T, 'gh -. 2 .J 'Nerf AT . .cet ff g :iff -vt J?- ' N I A. sfn ' N 'G H'-S ' i P35 if kf. ,Ari 1 Q 1. x,,x.,M.-53 3 I ,,QgE2a, 'iff K I 5 wa. X 1 5 The 1984-B5 Doro Processing Closs. Doro Processing members work on o progrom, Debbie Chorles, Morie Prigmore, ond Poul Shorp worch Mike Potter intently. DATA PROCESSING Doro Processing 0 131 While experiencing on the job troining, I.C.T. members not only become oble to foce life in the working field, but olso to better serve their community. The ln- dustriol Cooperotive Troining Students were employed in vorious locotions oll over town ond Ieorned to do their jobs better by studying reloted technicol infor- motion in closs. The members used the skills thot they leorned to compete in District, Regionol, ond Stote contests. Through I.C.T., the students set out to develop leodership obilities which will help them to become successful in their future positions in society. 1984-65 I.C.T. members 132'lCT. 'X 'r I.C.T. club officers I.C.T. student woxlng o cor ot Conroe Point ond Body Shop. Working Towords Tomorrow 1 1 . 5 i Staying Afloat With business coming in from all over Montgomery County, the Marine Repair students stayed busy throughout the year. During their two-hour shop class, they oc- cupied their time by repairing marine equipment. Mr. Bass, the course director, felt when the year was over that you couIdn't find better workers anywhere. Thanks to nearby Lake Conroe, the de- mand for skilled marine repair workers was great. It should be smooth sailing for 1984- 85 marine repair students. Mr, Bass instructs a student on repairing a lawn mower Afternoon Marine Repair class Marine students cleaning a boat motor. lli MARINE REPAIR Morning Marine Repair class 4 T 134 ' FFA 190 members participated this past year in Conroe's Future Farmers of America chapter. Competing with area high schools ond surrounding counties, the FFA brought home many awards to add their already awesome collection. Aside from working on their class projects, members traveled to Houston in February to participate in the largest Livestock Show in Texas. When March came around, Conroe's FFA could be found at the Montgomery County Fair where they proceeded to dominate the award winning. Members also learned to develop skills in public speaking, welding, horticulture, and woodworking, all of which are vital assets to a former's success. In order to finance their various trips, the FFA held o profitable fruit sale. Cultivating the F A, ,.ie.mf.-Q 1 2-fffqial' 2 1- f 1 A is .. lex'?4f:rS2 X Y. - hmm-ww K- wx -1 , Q 1 intl, ' n WW sf Ji i X , At A Sz 1 , A VL, nf,-:le 5 , ..,,, , '7 r 1 W Q I I ,. J fp 22 s. l 1 , Mr. Wellman discusses plans for a project. FFA officers, Kim Cooper - FFA Sweerhean. '77 Steve Willioms ge-rs reody to srorr o welding projecr. Todd Green ond his furry friend smile for 0 picture or the FFA Halloween porry, Ag I members, H xx!! FF A FFA '1G5 136 ' FFA FFA 'f-... FFA sponsors inspect o troiler mode by the students. ?1'-1275 AG Ill ond IV members. Soun Bryont ond Brod Smith move 0 groting to its proper ploce. . A .uw- xr.. wa. .W Y. -Nix: x Jeff McDonald welds his FFA project. Condy Weaver woters her plonts during Horticulture. Ag II members. Mike Meeks, Victer Syonny, ond Woody Arnsworrh work during Meot Lob, FFA 'ff-wiki t FFA 0 137 PRINTING TRADES if X 138 - Printing Trodes Morning Printing Trodes closs Afternoon Printing Trodes closs Steve Wolker prepores more-riol, Putting it in Print The Grophic Arts club begon working hord os school begon. The twelve members of Printing Trodes storted prepor- ing their printing moteriols ond developing their skill for competition, which begon in Februory. The club members printed moteriols for clubs on compus in order to roise money to go to district ond stote com- petition in Port Arthur ond Dollos. Medols ond ribbons for excellence were oworded ot both competitions. The students leorned to design o Grophic Arts project from the beginning loyout to completed printed product. Donny Womok ond Eduardo Gorcio observe Mr. Jocobsen's technique. QNPR ---...A-4 UI Tuning ln To Success The 36 members of the 1984-85 Radio and TV repair class were involved in many activities throughout the year. The club members spent the year repairing elec- tronic receivers and installing stereo systems. They traveled to Port Arthur for their district competition and to Dallas to compete on the stare level in February of '85. First, second, third, and fourth place awards were given. Morning 1984-85 Radio!TV Repair Class mes- ww-up-pq, Trevor Watkins repairs a tv. Bryan Armer thinking hard about a new project, Afternoon Radio and TV repair class, --T RADIOIT V Radio I TV 139 140 ' VOCCT VOCCT The Conroe Chopter of the Vocotionol Office Coreers Club proved very beneficiol to its members this yeor. Voluoble ex- perience wos acquired through closstime spent Ieorning the skills of office duplico- tion, The students were tought orgonizo- tion, leodership skills, ond mode more owore of opportunities ovoiloble in the of- fice occupotions oreo, The members tro- veled to Houston for oreo competition in Morch ond on to the stote competition held in Corpus Christi in Moy. After the work wos finished, the busy members found time to enjoy o Christmos porty ond on end-of-school porty. V.O.C.C.T. morning closs V.O.C.C.T. ofternoon closs COPY ,Kr 1984-85 club officers 5 i -52. Working for the Future VOCT 3385 under the direction of Mr, Phillip Rivet, ploced 26 students in vorious jobs oround town. The Conroe High chopter of the Vocotionol Opportunities Clubs of Texos supplied its club members with the chonce to goin experience in working with the public, The club members competed in district competition held here in Conroe in Morch ond troveled to Corpus Christi in April for stote competitions. Trophies were given ot both competitions. QPPURTUMX x 1 S W ff Q S Q E 7 S Q 5? , Slllll TEXAS r 1 f- ' ' 5 --f 4 femm- I 'Q .A , . ,., k'v,-.N'.R4UwMNA? A... ....,..,. ,- ,,,,r-nl-at wxsxu April McDonald works will o design on the light toble ot Stoingloss Overlay. 1964-65 VOCT M365 members Dione Yorbrough serving o customer ot Boskin Robbins. VOCT ai'-i385 OFFICE EDUCATION Learning Office Skills for a Secretarial Working with various business machines was only a small part of what members of the Office Education Association of Conroe High accomplished this year. These forty-six girls opened the year with a get- acquainted party to prepare themselves for the hectic year ahead of them. They wrote letters from Santa to the children at the CISD Resource Center and in February they hosted the Region Il Contest and sent Valentine messages to all CHS personnel. OE members participated in Regionals at CHS and State competition in Austin. Other OE club activities included the selling of M6M's in the fall, a Christmas party, and an end of school party, which helped develop friendship and leadership skills for all OE members. The 1984185 OE COOP class and officers. Deanna Bright, Tina Fisher, and Ruby Lorenz work diligently on adding machines. I 142 Office Education f l sub I1 i .,. --we .1 1? 3 S .Akfk ML if Morning Lob Students Afternoon Lob Students Lob students hord ot work. OFFICE EDUCATION Office Education - 140 144 0 HOSA HOSA Health Occupation Students of America learned to prepare and better acquaint themselves with their interests in health careers and to assist them in career choices this year. They participated in Area, State, and National competitions in Houston and Nashville, bringing home awards of ribbons and cash. The students learned entry level skills in several health professions by work- ing ot Jr. Volunteer Services and working with local hospitals and doctors. Through all of these activities, Health Occupation Students of America were able to go out and show others the results of their efforts. 1984-65 HOSA Officers. I9 Z, K , , DeDe Dublin practices her style on Charisse Cox. Margaret Schramm puts together on anatomical doll. 198485 HOSA members with sponsor, Mrs. Rivet. Learning About Health Career 's.. .X l vii . ..ti .-Q .- Building Blocks of the Future With the current housing shortoge, there ore more ond more demonds for workers in the construction field. This coll for workers opens mony opportunities to the VOCT club of Conroe High. These students form o new club eoch yeor dedicoted to pro- moting good working hobits, leodership, croftmonship, citizenship, ond to promoting good design plons. The students olso op- plied their knowledge to eorn extro money constructing ond repolring items for homes such os picnic tobles ond vorious other things. The members went to com- petition, odding even more to the recogni- tion to their club ond to their school. 1954-65 Construction Trodes members Student sows o piece of wood. r' KM Vfdnw 'C . M Xsi rx fj..5'?fhll Construction Trodes officers. CONSTRUCTION TRADES Construction Trodes 145 VOCATIONAL DRAFTING The twenty members of the VICA Draft- ing Club kept busy all year by building leadership and learning business pro- cedures and salesmanship. Members par- ticipated in the VICA Leadership Con- ference in November, the Area VICA Con- test in February, and in VICA State Leoder- ship and Skills Olympics in March. Everyone sold pecans for the annual fundraiser, and several parties were held including Christmas and end of school parties. An An- nual Banquet was held to give awards to the contest winners. All VICA Drafting members helped to make this year a suc- cessful one. Finding a New Angle Through Draftin The 1984-65 MORNING VICA DRAFTING CLASS. Laura Warren works diligently on her plans. Micah Wilson, Keith Merryfield, and Scott Erwin refer to a drafting book. 146 Vocational Drafting ies-5: F... my , X Joe Bush checks his plons. QV Trey Borlow cleons his pen before resuming his work, THE 1954-85 AFTERNOON VICA DRAFTING CLASS. Keith Merryfield, Micah Wilson, Charlie Phillips, ond Jerry Shelton roke rime our from decororing the Chrisrmos free. VOCATIONAL DRAFTING Vocotionol Drofring - 147 INDUSTRIAL ARTS The tolent ot C.H.S. wos represented well with the obilities of the lndustriol Art students. The Club consisted of boys ond girls who were currently toking closses in drofting, woodshop, ond metols. They ogoin sold Drix, o cleoner, ond olso spirit choins. The spirit choins were used os o fundroiser, for they were sold for o penny o piece. All of C.H.S. dug deep in their pockets trying to buy more choins thon Mc- Cullough, Agoin Conroe proved to be dominont ond the choins were cleverly loid out in o McCullough formotion. Some of the money eorned wos donoted to chorities ot Christmos ond the members olso pointed toys ond gove food to needy fomilies ot Christmas. It tools o lot of proc- tice ond potience to moster o new skill, but the students proved their tolents ond deter- minotion by winning mony honors ot com- petition. These competitions were held dur- ing the spring. They were locol in Conroe, regionols in Huntsville ond stote in Woco. The yeor wos brought to on end ot the on- nuol spring bonquet ond the members reflected the successful yeor, the friends they hod mode ond the skills they hod mostered. lndustriol Progr . ,fsgijs JW? kqevisr g'xw,rgf:!f.iR,1t?4,7i.s .axe . Q: C svvtef. -v..-x , 'f L., g 148 lndustriol Arts NM-Q Ad ' li '- .sf sg Mott Phillips working in metol sl McCULLOUGH BUSTE Joson Hopper receives help from his teoc is get-5 bf Gory Bryons is wotched by Mt. Burchett. Leslie Gunter, president of lndustriol orts, gets some poper, for o drowing. i .f' Keith Armstrong studies his drowing. INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS More Progress g,o f V TM!! M715 ATN.- CONIIOIIIIIGIISCIIOOI. Q l A NDUSTRIAL rw A I x I V it-,A Johnny Conyu sonds his project. Robby Holi working on his metal shop project. INDUSTRIAL ART TEACHERS: Gory Hohn, Mr. Reed, Mr, Burchett, Mr. Simon, ond Mr. Bolusek. 150' Industrial Arts .Q -, MT.: Glenn Singleton in wood shop. Terence Plumer concentrotes on his ossignment. , .fm W, A ,. ... .,.. DFFICERS: Leslie Gunter - Pres.: Tom Gonnucci - V.P. drafting: Johnnie Dixon - VP. metolsp Glenn Singleton - V.P. woodsy Sherry McGroth - Sec.y Chris -lightower - Treos.g Roy Yoke - Reporterg Robert Hightower - Sgt. ot Arms. INDUSTRIAL ARTS '1 lndustriol Arts - 151 COSMETOLOGY Throughout the yeor, Cosmetology members used their three hour closs period leorning obout the world of beouty ond personol improvement. Mrs. Bosile, the club sponsor, dedicoted two doys o week for clossroom lecture with the remoining three doys supervising the girls in their proc- tice of pedicures, monicures, molseup, ond hoirstyles, Not only devoting their time to personol improvement, the girls olso sold noils to students os o fundroiser. Other fundroisers were held to poy for other oc- tivities which included birthdoy porties, speciol holidoys, ond on onnuol supper. Cosmetology Club members Morie Philips ond Kristine Borber work with o curling iron while Kothy Peorson looks on Kristine Dorber ond Morie Philips olong with Kothy Peorson fix eoch others hoir. Polishing Up C H 5 '9 Zi ' ij 5 '---.fM...14 f-X 1 Cori Vitole woshes Eileen Grondjeon's hoir. 152 Cosmetology I . Q.- 5? 3 . if it er -Li:-53 1 9 U 'Y ,A .-, Y ,.... ,, . 35-AW,' 1, 23 V' . I ... ' f 5 R, , ' 'wp A , Q? JN -NQJVL' vw: px , . xxx. First Closs Cosmerology offlcers Dorlene Morsholl hor rolls Therese Self Second Closs Cosmetology offlcers Lolo Solls dues Toro Applegate 5 hon L' sul K bl I f , Y xf it f COSMETOLOGY 154 ' FCA FCA Strength is a relevant thing that helps athletes perform to the maximum of their abilities. This strength was a combination of physical and emotional qualities. Physical qualities were made strong by the athlete, but the emotional quality was achieved through fellowship with God. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes was a prime example of male and female athletes uniting together to serve Gad. They met weekly on Wednesday nights at 5:80 where they either had group discus- sions or fun nights. At many of the meetings there were songs sung, led by Gregg Burks and guitarist Heather Chancy. FCA held a successful fundraiser in the spring, and the money raised was used to send members to a retreat. The retreat proved to be a memorable and important learning experience, bringing the par- ticipants closer to each other and God. The year closed with many new friends being made and the feeling of satisfaction with themselves, that they had found through God. These things enabled them to be better people and athletes. The Strength Behind The Spor -ar., film. :Us I Hi is ,at ll ,,, Qlvv' 'v gl E' , fi tt Q 25, W, 5 , . ,V 'R - if if Hi T A D T 1 ,Ms wr - 3 nz V .gg L aw .gfgfigri Donnie Engelby attends an FCA meeting The girls chapter of FCA OFFICERS: Michelle Muller - Sec., Heather Chancy - song leader, Kim Buckner - V.P.: Lori Singleton, Tin Singleton - Pre I Kelly Holmes - V.P. -vx Xe? 54. OFFICERS: Brondr Dozier - Treos.g Joy Jenkinsg Todd Roobe - Pres.: Dovid Whire: Gregg Burks - song leoderq I of 1 The boys choprer of FCA. dd Roobe, Joy Jenkins, ond David White discuss sporrs ond religion or o meeting, SPONSORS: Cooch Ron Wellborn ond Cooch Ken Burkholrer, CA FCA 0155 156' FHA FHA Moking Life Eosier While leorning leodership quolities ond cooperotion, Future Homemokers of Americo members got o chonce to in- creose their homemoking skills ond suck cessfully compete omong eoch other by exhibiting those skills. The members were kept busy throughout the yeor with speciol service projects, club meetings, ond oreo ond Iocol trips. Toking time out for some fun, the members took port in mony pore ties. The students held o Christmos ond o Volentines Doy potty olong with o Senior Recognition Bonquet which took ploce ot the end of the yeor. F.l-l.A. preporecl its members for community involvement ond future home economics opportunities. All contributed to the cIub's better representoe tion of their school. 198485 FHA officers FHA King ond Queen condidotes -4 J. -f' 1 RQ x 5 via. 1984-55 FHA Members 5355 3 :ij-5 rs 2 9 4 fl ., 0 A 1 -Q4 Louonn Bloir shows off her baking rolenrs. FHA members ond guests gorher ro decorore the Christmas free, snock. Lcurie Hoyword, Ann Scholler ond friends enjoy o A FHA ' 157 158 ' FHA A W. Olaf.. i f-L . . Jennie Sreworr shows off her sewing skills. FHA SPONSORS: Mrs. Pippin, Mrs. Poissoit, ond Mrs. Crossley. Cynrhio Morgan, Rofoelo Serno, ond Corhy Runnels proctice plocing plotes. Teamwork olwoys quickens the poce. 17X nr 'SPI L Q it 3 improvising for the Future The purpose of the Home and Family Living Club was to show young adults how to handle everyday occurrences, both in and out of the home, responsibly, Students were advised on things ranging from set- ting up a new household to boy-girl relo- tionships. Weddings and divorces were staged to show the responsibilities involved with adulthood. To prove that life was not all hard work, the club held several get- togethers. The Home and Family Living club helped its members understand and be able to become competent adults in to- doy's society. , + gee.. ' R ., X X S - I me ,QF Q- ...W Q 0 xl ' z 3-N 6 YA ,fd I Fourth period wedding party, Michael Kent and Stephanie Barosh toast each other in the traditional wedding fashion Second period Bridesmaids, Kim Green, Gretchen Montgomery and Suzanne Graugm. Mrs. Pippin, Shari Beard and Cindy Iulo prepare for the reception second period. HOME AND FAMILY LIVING 160' Key KEY OFFICERS: Todd Roobe, Melisso Andrews, Kelly Holmes, Mr. Gipson - sponsor, Mott Whitney, Colby Thomes, Stephonye Scott, ond Blair Jenkins. The Keys to the Futur sn. -- W C . V, ' . iam. ima' O A little time, devotion, love, ond coring were just o few of the quolificotions re- quired to be in the Key Club ond C.H.S. students showed on omozing degree of these quolities. The yeor storted out with o telethon for the United Woy in which mony members porticipoted. This yeor the Key Club sponsored its first Porent-Child night which turned out to be o greot success. Soon ofterwords, members wormed the heorts of mony by bringing Christmos to underprivileged fomilies. For most, just knowing thot there wos o group of kids like this oround mode the future o little brighter. Todd Rocibe - Pres., ond Mr. Gipson - Sponsor ., G, Q , Senior Key Club members. ERESHMAN KEY CLUB MEMBERS iClass ol 'BSD Audirsche, Sivr Ayres, Gretchen Bell, Dubby Blechl, Alicia Bans Stephanie 'Dostrck. Sarah, Class Rep Broom, Shea Brown, Candy Dusbee, Terry Chrlslranson, Pam Chaore, Kari Cocktrll Michelle Cromwell, Kim Ecksttum, Kim Emmons, Anno Ferguson, Nicole Finley, Lisa Fortenbetry, Carla Gardner, Kim George, Alison Harvey, Tina Hasora, Sheri Hickman, Traci Htneman, Beth Hughes, Jefl Hvezdos, Shannon Jefferson, Nick Joiner, Rachel Legg, Leann Livingston, April Lolhle, tracy Lower, Merldith Moore, Danny Murphy, Michelle Pearce, Llso Pollock, Monica Posey, Kim Roddy Julie Shantz Michelle Siegel, Angel Seele, Stacy Topoel, Shannon Vick, Kristi Von Howard Ryan Webb, Shannon Welch, Lori SOPHOMORE KEY CLUB MEMBERS CCloss ol B73 Alexander, Derek Alvarado, Kevin Archinson, Linda Auld, Drion Avery, Keotha Baker Jono Banozek, Mark Oeckler Joy Beckwarrh, Kami Bertel, David Blair, Louonn Browder, Kim Butler, Mike Castleberry, Kevin Clayton, Lrso Cooke, Corbin Cook Mark Coumbe, Jamie Cox, Cathy Ellzey, Kim Ferrell, Russell Gore, Philltp C1teen,Mottrn Hopes, Matt Hasora, Kim Hayes, Andy Hayward, Laurie Jester, Paige Johnson, Warren Karikhoff, Suson Kianey, Ryan Kowalski, Sherri Larson, Grant Lang. Heather Lowe, Jennifer Morthews, Crndr McDaniel. Rhonda McHom, Staci McMillan, Ctndl Hiller, Joni Moore, Le'Ann Morgan, Kim Nunn, Christian Nunn, Clayton O'Roorke, Erin Parson, Allison Rankin, Joi Reed, Cynthia Reese, Vicki Ramlne, Steve Schm1nkey,Krm 'Scart, Srephonye Closs Rep Sebastian, John Senrmanat Martin Simpson, Scott Sorrentrno, Nick Steen, Michelle Taylor, Decca Tegerholf, Mary Jo Tetmatro John Thomas Laura Twlss, Leslie Vick Tora Walker, Kim Widmet, Kim Wtlburn, Shane Womack, Kim Young, Wendy JUNJOR KEY CLUB MEMBERS iClass of 'Bob Aduddell, Amber Agon, Mitch Albrecht, Brad Allen, Sherri Anderson, Madeline Archer, Michael Avery, Christy Botber, Jimmy Jr Beard, Bo Boughton, Lamar Boyd, Charley Butge, Krtsrr Burns, Kristen Cannon, Jeff Casinger, Jeff Choncy, Heather Coggins, Allison Coker, Angle Colrhorp, Tom Compton, Jenniler Conlin, Brent Cooper, Robbie Copeland, Kim Cox, Angle Creech, Deanna Davis, Frank Decurn, Chrissy Dickson, Steftey Dillman, Tim Dyke, Cary Elliot, Lisa Falco, Gail Finley, Susan Franks, Margaret Gibson, Lisa Griffin, Jon Griffin, Todd Hall, Amy Honkins, April Hayes, Holly Head, Steve Hicks, Jim Holick, Kim Holland, Amy Holland, Dianna Horn, William Huerrer, Gino lnnerarlty, Janice Issac, Cheri Jackson, Christy Jenkins, Jay Johnson, Jackie Johnson, Paul Johnson, Wes Janes, Blair Kendle, Michelle Kennemer, Steve Koesrs, Catrle Lee, Sandy Lentz, Bobby Letbetter, Tricia Lewis, Jamie Liddell, Greg Listen, Ronald Mashburn, Angie Massengill, Mark Moyes, Thereso McClg, Tina McWilliams, Michelle Moore, Buffy Muller, Michelle Nunn, Lori Olson, Michelle Owen, Lindo Padon, Rhonda Palmer, Samantha Parson, Lynn Pearce, Kerri Pentecost, Dena Phillips, Melanie Pllkenton, Denise Potter, Mike Pritchett, Jennrler Rash, Karin Rcrupp, David Reese, Randy Rice, Julie Riley, Michelle Robertson, Gayle Robinson, John Rogowskt, Johnny Rounrree, Ktlsren Rublo, Rabbi Russell, Rodney Seale, Jeff Senimanat, Kari Shelton, Todd Sheter, Darrell Shoemaker, Reed Srgnar, Sara Sowell, Krrsan Spengel, Erin Stanley, Lara Srtlckland, Melissa Sullivan, Michelle Swotman, Misty Termeer, Steve 'Thames, Colby, Sec Thornberry, Rachel Toler, Tino Vick, Kit Wein, Tinker Wessell, Brook Westergren, Steve Westmorland, Laura Whirney, Matt Wilson, Annette Wilson, Susan Witkowskt, Ambrose Woods, Cathy Ybarra, Gable SENJOR KEY CLUB MEMBERS fClass of 655 Adams, Joe Agee, Brad 'Andrews Melissa Sweetheart Archer, LoDonna Armstrong, Stacey Auditsche, Jefl Baker, Kim Dartan, Dana Deitel, Rem Brewer, Lori Brown, Hartwell Buckner, Kim Butler, Rocky Carter, Tim Caskey, Linda Childers, Vicki Coker, Cameron Compagne, Lisa Daly, Elizabeth Davis, Jennrler Day, Melanie Day, Suson Detson, Michael Dial Mia Dindot, Susan Dozier, Brandt Druly, Stephanie Etsses, John Engelby, Donnie Gay, Mimi Gibson Tino Gill, Jackie Godlrey, Tres Green, Kim Harrison, Calvin Hawthorne, Shelly Hayes, Angie Hedgecack, Kris 'Holmes Kelly, Vice-Pres Hughes, Amy Isbell, Leslie 'Jenkins Blort, Class Rep Johnson, Leah Jones, Allison Jones, Steve Kelley, Tim Ktng, Wayne Kutach, Dana Little, Wayne Loveless, Kim Logan, Pat Lowrance, Tori Mayes, Lisa Maynard, John McCoy, Melinda McDonald, April McMillan, Chad McWoshingron, Eltem Mlnler, Jill Mrntet, Michelle Montanarrr, P J, Montgomery, Desrroe Nelson, Steve Norton, Marrhew Powell, Jennifer Puckert, Lisa 'Raobe, Todd, Pres Reynolds, Lance Rice, Paulo Rice, Penny Richardson, Dona Sanders, Angie Sherrod, Grant Singleton, Tino Smith, Debbie Stetson, Michelle Stevens, Kristy Stockton, Gina Tetmeer, Tim Thompson, Suzanna Tustison, Lori Vespltllle, Pat Wagoner Yvonne Warnock Tomi KEY Key - 161 162 ' GSL GSL Although under fire from many sides, the Good Sportsmanship League held on to its pride to prove that being a good sport isn't all that difficult. Members spread their fun and good spirits to all school representatives they met, whether at the middle of a field in a stadium or at the center of a court in a QYVYW- Praying before basketball games was an experience for all the GSL members. They brought personal touches to these activities, and were well accepted by players as well as spectators. These members, sometimes confronted by testing situations, showed to oll what the meaning of Good Sportsmanship was, and they were congratulated and recognized for those virtuous qualities. Winning with Class GSL members exchange gifts and good luck ar Texas Stadium. P. J. Mantanori and GSL members wish the other team well. ' Lisa McDonald, Annette Putman, Kelli Kellen and Nancy LuPIace wait to present the widget . -I I ,L.,5L5'1' other team at homecoming- if sis? .is . .41 We Love Science Fiction! Alpho Megodon, or Science Fiction Club os it is more commonly known, provided o free otmosphere for Sci-Fi!Fontosy lovers to come together ond discuss books ond movies ond to ploy games such os Nucleor Escolotion, l.C.E., ond Chompions. The club held o Holloween porty, which wos o suc- cess. Other club octivities included Aggie- Con, Gaming, World-Con, ond ortending ond moking movies. During the yeor the students Ieorned to oppreciote other forms of literoture, to dismiss prejudices ond bioses, to oppreciote other lifestyles, to recognize other beliefs, ond to occept dif- ferences. This wos the club's sixth con- secutive yeor to be in existence, ond it wos onother truly rewording experience for its members. Rep., Susonne Arbuckle ond Treos, Andreo Hyde. Q- I . e 1984-65 Science Fiction Club. SCIENCE FICTION Science Fiction -163 SIGN LANGUAGE Learning to accept hearing-impaired peers and to understand communication between hearing and deaf students was what the members of the Sign Language Club learned this year. The club involved hearing and deaf students in activities together and promoted knowledge of sign language in Conroe High. The members participated in fundraisers, selling sta- tianery and holding a car wash to benefit the club. At Halloween, Christmas, and Spring parties, these twenty members truly enjoyed speaking their new language. The club signed their way through one more successful year. The 1984-65 Sign Language Club members. Roy Nichols poses for the camera. Sign Language Club members enjoy the Halloween party, The Sign Language Club signs I love you 164 Sign Language Signing Their Way to Success fn: . 46 J?- ,ii c -dw 'EM my 3 QQAQW ,Mr The Rembronts of CHS 2 . le:-N3 Rondy Jonowski ond Morlo Kelly work on o project. The 1964-65 Art Club Officers. The 1984-85 Art Club members. Porticipoting in the Annuol Pumpkin- corving Contest, sponsored by the Conroe Courier, ond ottending o field trip to the Scholostic Art Awords Show in Houston were only o few of the octivities thot the Art Club wos involved in this ye-or. Members sold Christmos gift wrop ond boxes to roise money for the club. .Ionuory ond Morch were olso importont to the Art Club os the Houston Livestock Show Art Show ond the Brozos Volley Art Show were being prepored for. Members closed the successful yeor with on end of the yeor porty to celebrote their honors. ART Art'165 li ix Y STUDENT COUNCIL As the new representatives assembled, the goal to make this year a success seemed evident in everyone. Student Council was accredited with many worth- while projects this year. The initiative and talent of these students, who were elected to serve on the council by their fellow students, could be seen in many ways. The annual bookfair was put on by the Student Council. The proceeds made through the year went to benefit the school, such as the new electric message announcer in the cafeteria. The Student Council did a fine job in serving their fellow students. They proved to be an active group interested in carrying on pride and tradition at C.H.S. Conroe High is truly lucky to have such an enthusiastic group. 1954-65 Student Council members. Students decide on buying books at the book fair, 7 'T' vera-I, TUPW 166 Student Council MDG c Learning Through L Mrs. Boughton thumbs through a book 'Q is Q X . . r .........-WRQ, '-' .xx K XX: jf' I 4. ..... PAC Komi Beckworth finds o book she likes. Students ore omozed ot the selection of books. OFFICERS: Vicki Childers - V. Pres., Rem Beitel Pres., Toro Vick - Sec., Melisso Andrews - Porl. 1' iv?- STUDENT COUNCIL Studenr Council 0167 168 - Norionol Honor Society Brod Agee Melisso Andrews Kim Boker Scott Borry Rem Beitel Tommy Benefield Mott Biggio Colleen Boynton Lorry Brontley Deboroh Briley Hortwell Brown Doniel Buckley Kim Buckner Rocky Butler Donold Compbell Alice Congemi Lindo Coskey Sonjo Choote Kimberly Cooper Jennifer Dovis Melonee Dovis Melonie Doy Steve Dezeeuw Cynthio Dioz Suson Dindot Louro Dockery Drino Dodson Stephonie Druley John Eisses Morie Elmore Jim Finley Ed Gollowoy Angelo Gordner Mimi Goy Trocy Gilbert Robert Gordon Kim Green Liso Green Poul Hogerry Colvin Horrison Christine Heimon Suson Hendrickson Kelly Holmes 84-85 Norionol TU! Honor Society Chris Holsteod Andreo Howard Victor Howord Leslie Isbell Michelle Joggors Scott Johnston Thomos Jones Mike Jones Kelli Kellen John Kline Bethony LeCureux Woyne Little Kim Loveless Peter Moilhes Suson Motthews Liso Moyes P. J. Monfonori Ngo Thi Nguyen Shoron O'Neill Dionno Poissoit Morc Pollock Michelle Priest Annette Putmon Todd Roobe Rick Reinholtz Nonnette Robinson Angie Sonders Robert Sorfin Rocky Seole Jill Seyfong Wendy Smith Stocy Sumroll Jonet Welch Dovid White Jomes Winslett Tommy Womock John Yonkers Kurt Zimmermon Noionol Honor 5ociery'169 170 ' NHS NHS Being selected to be o member of the Notionol Honor Society wos one of the greoter honors o CHS student con receive. Students were selected on the bosis of ocodemic ochievements os well os Ieodership, chorocter, ond service. The top ten percent of the senior closs was inducted in the spring of their Junior yeor with on odditionol 29 students in- ducted during their senior yeor. Ac- tivities this yecrr included the onnuol Christmos porty, Operotion Sonto Clous, ond on end of the yeor porty. Club funds were replenished by the selling of Tiger Booster stickers, The Notionol Honor Society helped students to develop leodership, chorocter, ond responsibility. NHS membersjoin in the school song. P. J. Monronori sronds reverenrly or NHS Foll Induction. NHS OFFICERS: Dovid White, Todd Roobe, Kim Green, Donold Compbell. Condles were lit during the Foll Induction Ceremony. The Creom of the Cro ' A If lf -7234 ff ' lu? f . X. -i'3'K?V' Pl :xii 9 warm 1 A L v , . l, ' 5 . gl X Q 19 is. i ,Q f 0-ffm The Democrats Have Arrived Due to the election year, the Democrats at Conroe High felt like they needed their own organization. Sa, under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Traylor, the Young Democrats emerged. As they plastered Mondale- Ferrara signs all over school, they had constant arguments with the Young Republicans. The Young Democrats members helped at Democratic head- quarters and assisted them at different tasks. They were big supporters at rallies for local and national campaigns. Though their candidate didn't win this year, the Young Democrats will definitely be a force to deal with in the future. 1964-85 Young Democrats I MW -C' Q Young Democrats officers: Racheal Irwin, Val Galloway, Margaret Franks, Hartwell Brown, Paul Kennedy, Greg Thomas. Hartwell Brown attending a Young Democrats meeting. , YOUNG DEMOCRATS Young Democrats - 171 YOUNG REPUBLICANS .... Reagan-Bush '84 During this past political year, this group of Young Republicans, under the leader- ship of president Steve Mayor and Vice President Robert Sartin, did on unparalleled feat. They made a clean sweep of all local elections along with the major elections. Frarn the beginning of school to November 6, these 76 activists participated in all fields of the political spectrum. When a can- didate needed help he came tothe Young Republicans and attended various parties, including a few of their own. 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A, sn ' 1 n- ' .- .. g , ff T r ' '-., - P A ,. . s- K , M ,A ,. ,, lffms. ? 3Xg.g. e,ffi,y 35, 4f,.-rig.-:,s3 .L -- S C, .. ,,4fQ,e--we greiy 5' yr ,fungi-7 k ,. na, ' Y' 0 fsfxws.-sxeww if5?'?i3'f5 ,qiiHff -:VJ gjfir V N Q ' Y i v ,if jvi, . 1 ,1 ,fi M . in T Ik QU -fs T' -' is Y .Qigzgwts T wi--ai g sr i ., f President Steve Mayor and Vice President Robert Sartin at Republic headquart YOUNG REPUBLICAN OFFICERS: Robert Sartin, Steve Mayor, Rocky Sei Tripp Haston, Robert Thomas, Donald Campbell, and Chris Widn Young Republican memt A- f My ,Jaffe I E - 533-3353 if 1, it A local Republican supporter makes his choice for president public. Young Republicans at a Republican rally. 'Q W ' 'fffz S'mm0,,W,rmrQ k .FY 51'fELf!lS1l7YllTlf lim rlmfilillifww 9 4,.....g A' rj, Q H55 -'--1-..-nu- ' I f' Frank Davis, Ryan Alworth, and Roger Moody pose by the Republican mascot. Ginger Beaver and Shawn Parsley take a break from election stress. YOUNG REPUBLICANS Young Republicans '173 174 - Leo Leo Club sponsor Mrs. Lynch LEO CLUB OFFICERS: Tori Lowronce, Kriston Donozek, Corrie Kocsis, Erin Wright, Kim Copelcind, Shoron O'Neill, Ryon Alworth, ond Ronold Liston. 1954-85 Leo Club members Doing For Those Who Con't Do For Themselves Personol generosity ond responsibility were the gools of the 1984-85 Leo Club. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Koy Lynch, the club members set out to serve the community ond the needy. Some mojor projects during the yeor included the Lion's Club cornivol ond Christmos boslsets for the needy. The Leo Club olso sponsored the onnuol Sodie Howlslns week ot Conroe High, This is the week of role reversol where the girls oslsed the boys out. The week wos copped off with the Sodie Howlsins donce. During this busy schedule. there wos still time for the Leo Club Christmos porty. Leo Club members mode things possible for people who couldn't do for themselves. 1 fv N 'i v x N x 9 2 Y' v pe-1 . 1 p . il ignawemw'NW A Tori Lowronce ond Ryon Alworth discussing business ot o meeting. -11f.,fr+f4- xfsrmnswnzw i sa X Q -es i Wt' ' 'MQW' Amy Culbertson ond Kristi Burge or o meeting. Jonerte Bryont tolks to other Leo Club members. i LEO ss PSYCHOLOGY The Psychology Club had their calen- dar filled with activities this year. Begin- ning these activities was a moonlight cruise at Del Lago Country Club. The Christmas spirit was celebrated through the making of Christmas cards and o party ot Kendra Baker's home, filled with fun, food, and caroling. Not only were the Psychology club members out to have fun but they also used their time to help give out baskets of fruit to the elderly at the Autumn Hills Nursing Home. Members of the club acquired many worthwhile opportunities - such as psychological concepts in practice, and providing them with social interests. Through these many learning ex- periences members were oble to apply these psychological principles to every- day life. FIRST PERIOD PSYCHOLOGY CLUB MEMBERS: For Right: Front Row: Desirae Montgomery, Treasurer, Jennifer Davis, Secretary. SECOND PERIOD CLUB MEMBERS: Goyla Sullivom, V.P., Blake Sanders, Pres., Kendra Baker, Hisf. Kim Morgan and Lisa Stiles try the food on the cruise. Blake Sanders and Vicki Ocker aboard the Love Boat Anke Bushman, Gaylo Sullivan and Paul Brittain aboard Del Lago's Lady. 176 Psychology Keeping Fun in Mina GQ my ,. ., ...- N Efijj' if Q W flu? 'fmi ft , NJ. X ffl' ' as 1 Q., . ,. .- 5 Tigers to Be Child Care was probably one of the busiest, yet most rewarding, clubs of CHS, Child Care consisted of 22 students, 18 children, and 3 sponsors, Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. Soupart, and Mrs. Kidd. This club taught the students responsibilities not only useful in day care and babysitting, but also for everyday living. The students planned meals, staged puppet shows, read stories, celebrated birthday parties, and perform- ed various other tasks for the children. While these students worried whether or not to fix corn or peas for lunch, the children were busy playing on the jungle gyms in the dressing area, picking out the next book to read, or working a puzzle. There was a section of the house for each of the children's favorite hobbies and pastimes. The students left the 1984-85 Child Care class with an incentive to do their best with kids and also that technical instruction for odds and ends that come along in dealings with children. iff A A few Child Care students sit in the reading area. Joey Weber works on his art project Child Care sponsors, Mrs. Kidd, Mrs. Pearce, and Mrs. Soupart High school helper, Allison Jones, assists Andy Baldwin with his art project. CHILD CARE Child Care 177 MU ALPHA THETA The elite group of Mu Alpho Theto members, led by sponsors Koren Knott ond Corol Reo, come together this yeor to shore their common interest in the fields of mothemotics. The members met once o month for meetings where they por- ticipoted in club octivities promoting understonding of mothemotics in high school ond how to hove fun in the process. ln the onnuol foll induction, mony new members were inirioted into the somewhot young club. The club's fund- roisers for the yeor were pencils, Conroe Tiger bookcovers, ond spirit buttons to show the club's support of our winning boslsetboll team. Sophomore ondjunior members Senior members YJ 175 Mu Alpho Theta Equoting The Futu Officers: Colvin Horrison, Melisso Andrews, Todd Roobe, Colleen Boynton, Suson Dindot, scHii01iiUS Q 1 W 1, rmwimrv uma ,- Ma' Let's Debate lt! Under sponsor Mrs. Murphy, The National Forensic League began a busy 1954-85 5. , year. They had approximately 10 preparatory tournaments to start things off. UIL District, Regionals, and State followed by TFA State Meet and NFL District meet came later in the year. The events in each tournament consisted of debate, dramatic, humorous, prose, poetry, oration, and duet acting. Points were received at these competitions bas- ed on participation and placement. After all this hard work, the NFL members were able to let loose and have fun at the Hallo- ween and Christmas party and then at the Awards Banquet in the Spring. 45 1964-65 NFL members Robert Sartin says, Thank God I qualified. Eenie, Meenie, Miney, Mo. . .Donald Campbell searches for the key ro the trophy case. NFL NFL 0 179 Mit: ? NFL - X . s 5 . Hoverft I seen you some place before? Four wild-ond-crazy guys!! Scott Polmer and Lorry Brontly discuss strategy. v S ffm I ahgwfwto dcamlf . , .og .. X 1 0 s m f 4 'lf M by 2 X 3 N A wr 1 as wsir H NW , I F Rf ' 1' ':'- fr Q55 f f - . ,J I IA' sf! 180 ' NFL I rhink they killed us, says Robert Thomas, Robert Sorrin, and Donald Campbell. ...And I Promise . .. Shawn Parsley and Roberr Thomas are ready for war! NFL NFL'161 TIGERETTES l This yeor os olwoys, the Tigeretre members eoch set out reody to promote discipline ond good sportsmonship in the field of girls othletics. The gools set by the girls were ochieved through long hours of strenuous ofter-school workouts. Tigerette members competed in vorsity ond junior vorsity events in boslsetboll, golf, swim- ming, tennis, trocls, ond volleyball. Finding time owoy from their respective sports, the Tigerettes porticipoted in the onnuol pop- py sole which benifitted the Conroe oreo Americon Legion. 1984-B5 Tigerette members The girls fight for o boslset during practice, - xy- 5' Kim Buckner goes for the boil while Heorher Choncy loolss on me-f 182 Tigerertes l Y 'I said I've gor ir!!! . , -- 'M- V 3 ' , ff x .. . 5 T rn. S xx ,gm Kelli Kellen goes up for rhe dink. Lokosho Sneed orremprs o highjump. -... I 1 . if, ,. TIGERETTES Tigererres '183 TRIUMPH STAFF N New 164 ' TRIUMPH . 4 ,i i -. ' f L N6 .' i , in 653 'Q .V '59 .n , .1 -, If u.. '4f, Y.i I 1. , .,. 'A '--l y, 'fa it rs-fs My -r-'Q-an T T, , W S 'ry ?'STff-i, 'f1e-Q-fl ,221-rf' p '1'45QiZ'M - 2 - -s.r:r-K- ffm LN A ,.-,-- I, , , M - T T vi S 1 s M-. ,,, U. ---new THE CAST Mike Edwards - The limo driver Jeff Sim - The caring brother Debbie Spence - The baby sister Robbie Opel- The innocent bystonder Curtis Dumesnil - The secret admirer of the wife Kelly Halschuh - The angel Theresa Thomas - Second cousin, twice removed Wendy Bryan - The nun Heather MacLaurin - The Murderess Lonnie Beard - The grave digger Kim Covarrubias - The mistress April McDonald - The loving Wild Steve Mayor- The priest Dana Richardson - The Wild Kurt Zimmerman - The motorcycle police escort Not pictured: Rem Beitel - The brother Lara Dockery - The nurse Steven Moore - The suspicious detective 3T'5f.'LT -155.1 Us Informed 3-. 1' 1 , Despite the Iiterol thousonds of students ottending Conroe High School, o speciol club seemed to be oble to keep the multitudes up to dote on the lotest school news, gossip, ond even throw in on interesting story now ond then. The school newspoper wos produced monthly by the Triumph Stoff, under the direction of editors Steve Moyor ond Kurt Zimmermon. During the yeor, the stoff ottended workshops, contests, ond Stote Convention ot the University of Texos! In order to keep the presses rolling ond the stoff fed ond hoppy during the working hours, severol fund roisers were monoged. The Triumph stoff orgonized ond sold foot- boll progroms ot oll home gomes ond sold ods to vorious Conroe businesses. Of course, the moin gool of this stoff wos to teoch students to produce o newspoper. But if you were to osk o member of the stoff whot they goined or leorned from hoving o ploce on the newspoper stoff the onswer would be o more detoiled one thon this brief synopsis. The Wondermon, Steve Moyor, ot his best. Loro Dockrey types coptions for o deodline. Jeff Sim gets blomed for lost negatives, Triumph stoff ortist, Robbie Opel, prepores o drowing. T TRIUMPH Triumph '155 186 'Triumph TRIUMPH r ...QAM-N if' 25N Anyone for Triviol Pursuit? TRIUMPH sponsor, Mrs. Perkins, colls someone who cores. What did I do ro deserve this? Kurt Zimmermon works diligently on his next deodline. s E i 2 --,- , ju- YQ? ,,,.,.V -f--. an 4 ' A? ,. . ' XXX , I ,...,q-ng, .Y K n K .- a ' if f vii--M..r.M,.., ,M N . ' ' ...MN . ' ' - x .A N T 52 '.Q -. 'limi f rr, , vi..i3gi,,J 5 , V myQ-ggsyfifuniiiigsfoifw--1 -Q54 aight Hfwmwe'Qf1:i,f.-swf. 'vi 1-1,, a?2:?tt, ffi wftzfigeagfgsiaffl - 1 cn, . -2'-fit-:fvigigwfw r , f:'f11tQazes .rf-52:1 W .QW eff -- 1 ggggsufzr-if-,xty.'s.yx wweszr, . Arai-7: ,. 'K -ws-mf , w fSSe'fsfWi::1ifz K V ,niiigli---Z ,QGHQQZQIISI :N ,,,959v,,n,,.--...vw- 'A -:Hin .1 .ai----lu, , A Q70HgQv:n':::: ::::fi-- ,. ga ff X Qs it Steve Moyor ossists Lora Dockery with on interesting story. Triumph editors, Stove Moyor ond Kurt Zimmermon. Jeff Sim prepores to lower the boom on Wendy Bryon. Wendy Bryon gozes over flowiess negatives. Mrs. Perkins gives lost minute instructions to Jeff Sim. TRIUMPH Triumph ' 187 GERMAN The Sauerkraut Crew The 1984-85 German Club of CHS received an extra special treat when they began their school year, Mr. Lindemann, an ex- change teacher was to replace Mrs. Sather in the United States while Mrs. Sather tools over Mr. Lindemann'sjob in Germany. The students adjusted very well to the change, and the club proved to be one of the busiest and biggest of the school. The German club began their year with a trip to the Bavarian Gardens for Oktoberfest and followed that with a Halloween bash. Prizes were at the party for most beautiful, most original, and funniest costumes. A Christmas party followed those events and each ac- tivity seemed to provide an extra sort of fun than the time before. Later in the year, German students took the AATG test, which com- pared them nationally with other German students. Many students participated in that event. The German Club proved that it is possible to have lots of fun and still learn about German cultures and language. . QA' Trey Gann, Anke Buschmann and Kay-Lynn Roberds discuss plans for contest. 1954-85 German Club Mr. Lindermann explains true German cultures to Rick Reinholtz and Michele Debreczeni. 188 0 German if My ...ff Lindermonn was the German sponsor on o teacher exchonge program. Ty Lee ond Lisa Elliott practice a dance for CODTQSY. .Traylor helped with the German Christmas potty. 0 members Kevin Vinther, Doug Johnson, Keith Jones, Tracy Lee and Noro Fulton enjoy themselves at party. GERMAN Germon - 169 LATIN The Language Lives On They may have been speaking a foreign language but that didn't bother the Latin Club members o bit. For over a decade, the Conroe High Latin Club has promoted the classics ond the passing of the torch and this year was no exception. After beginning the year with a back to school Togo Party, things really started to move. ln October, they sponsored the Halloween Party and for Thanksgiving they threw a pizza party. The Latin Club Christmas Party in December was a time of festivity, ln February, the Latin Club members attended the Area A Gulf Coast Classical Convention at Brazoswood High School. They then attended the Texas State Junior Classical League Convention in March at North Mesquite High School. The club members participated in Foreign Language Day in April. They rounded out the year with an Awards Day Banquet in May. Rem Beitel ot the Togo Party. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Rem Beitel, Rod Johnson, Matt Biggio, Susan Anderson, Monica Kullak, Michelle Riley, Annette Putman, Kristin Forsman, and Mrs. Carter. The Three Musketeers: Rod Johnson, Mark Stouffer, and Tony Plummer. Do I look impressed? Mirror, Mirror . . . 'l asf qi, ? J i n f'L' f i T J XX A if x .Sx qi f N .f - A ix 7 V K I L. I Steve Swoop ploys Sonro Clous or the Chrisrmos porry Am I cool or what? Am I deed yer? The Lorin Ciub exchanging gifts or the Chrisrmos porry. l-.i LATIN Lorin - 191 192 -French FRENCH The French Club members anxiously set out the yeor, ready to learn about French culture and how to speak the language. Mrs. Jett, the sponsor, ond the French Club officers planned many new activities for the betterment of the club. Troditions con- tinued and the annual parties were again held. The year started with 0 get ac- quainted party where the members met and plans were discussed for the coming year. The Halloween Costume Party pro- vided the members with the opportunity to dress in the costume of their choice, and it was again 0 memorable event. At Christmas the French Club enjoyed o tradi- tional French Christmas dinner ot L'Hotel S Offitel, To raise money members suc- cessfully sold colendors and monthly plan- ners raising o large omount of money for the following year. The members were of- fered the opportunity to attend the French Play The Three Muskateersf' A Valen- tine's Day Party was held and contests were held. Awards were won in many categories. The can-can dancers preformed and ecloirs were the French Club's dono- tion to Foreign Language Day. A scholar- ship was offered to o senior member and the yeor was wrapped up with an End of the Year Party. The Language of Lov Am V Q3 ' ff F K, Q , 6 F fs - - T' f s ' I V 'A L, . 'if ,gr . - QQ ' Q 9 s is ses F f -Q T T r w I ,,, ty , T':' A-VT ,' -Cy . F . gl fr ,L fi , - i y I li l y C Q.. T -T f 2: is .92 ef t m ? ..,:. ' . . ' w , ' r cg gy : T' . bg k .' i 1:54 3 ft. Xi-T I K A .M . I X T g P' x x. A . A N, ivhb i t , - 4- . OFFICERS: Joe Carroll - rep.: Joy Beckler - sec.: Ginger Deaver - v,p,y Angela Gardner - treasp Tracy Gilbe The B4-85 French Clu French club members enjoy o traditional Christmas dinne uyq-X W-Ls W 5 If v Drod Gillespie brings in the yule log, Kristen Knopp ond Brod Gillespie attend the Christmos dinner. ,If if-l 4 I . ,wwe , , costumed couple pose for o picture or the Halloween porry. hot o lovely group of French students. of i' , Mm French ' 193 SPANISH Speak The Language But Don't Drink The W i . 'Br -x Learning a foreign language has proven to be very useful to many students. With the many Spanish speaking countries within relative distance of the U.S., Spanish has come in very handy. At the Christmas party, students combined the traditional Texas Christmas with some Spanish customs. Throughout the year, the club did not forget about some of the all American pastimes. A football game with members competing against each other, provided laughs for all involved. Foreign Language Day was, as usual, a thrill for everyone. Spanish members had a chance to show of-f their gained knowledge through dances, songs, and food, all prepared and performed the Spanish way. Food sales brought in much of the money for club ac- tivities. Above all, Spanish club members learned how to appreciate Hispanic culture and have some fun while doing it. The WINNING football team. Angie Sanders prepares to dig in. Spanish club members. Hike. 5 .M ,var sua 51: ,ry Le Ann Moore grobs o coke or the footboll gome. Sponish Club III members. A' F' ,A MN K K.. ' ,R in Q :N g, g5Q'f, Ax, Ji X I IV' ' ra 4 c-A-1 ' 3 a 5f97'1+-' 4.5.2 . Q.-r ,:9?k.rf2 A55v,,r Qek a A . r r r if 9 ,,r ., 25251-1 9.35 1 ,e A 4 'Y 'V Y -mf.. 4' 2 1 'fa 1N ' ,'A:. , f:,. , F ,f y ' ' J iff 4 ,. ' wg: JJFJH , ref-g3,'?:u, '... a-. g . -4 .,1W- . .Y ' ' rs - gf . ,, mu. . f , ,N rta'y5,,wf1f-1. r-55 .eh -.., gf, 1- .54-'Q ,, . 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L 1 Members enjoy the refreshments ot the footboll gome. fav.-15. me , iw Xiffr' 'i , F it f J ii , ,' Q' X Joy Jenkins directs the Sponish club meeting. fd? I r I I t fkis U,,4 H f i f i- it 1 1 1 ' ' z , IV ,- K-f-- , fr' ff n N ' 4 :- I f 'f 111 i .555 X. Q ,IKW I If ' ,- -,T it J,-, , , ,tt .h ,-X N i ffjf' i 1 -f X 5 XFX' 3. xxx, f ,- -X I ggi, , L V X i ? X ' ' '- viz -fifwf it V Youth ond Christ Keeping Christ ot the top of their list of priorities, Youth for Christ held numerous meetings thot brought oiong with them mony guest speokers ond musicions. The guest speokers were usuolly youth direc- tors or postors or stoff members from vorious Conroe oreo churches ond they olwoys encouroged the students ond left them with o good feeling inside. A brood ronge of topics wos covered ond everyone involved in them leorned o lot. When it come to music, members of Youth for Christ proved to be multi-tolented. Sing- ing wos o fovorite postime for most members ond heoring them wos proof enough. YFC wos only in its second yeor of being o CHS orgonizotion ond wos spon- sored by Mrs. Grohom, who wos o role model in teoching students the mojor im- portonce of keeping Christ first in their lives, even ot school. YFC Group Mike Whiddon owoits his turn to speck or o meeting. Annette Putmon discusses plons for the trip to see People, K' OFFICERS: Scott Sonders, Amy Nichols, Kelly Pursley, Susie ond Cnot pictured? Annette Putmon. YFC YFC f 197 DRAMA - - Lights, Comero, Action The Conroe High Dromo Department ond Thespions, 70 members strong, wos very octive this yeor with their own pro- ductions os well os troveling to ploys by the Som Houston Store University Dromo Deportment, such os Blithe Spirit. The Conroe High Dromo Deportment held its own presentotion of 'Blithe Spirit in November os well os other ploys in the foll. They sold conisters for their fundroisers. The Dromo ond Thespions monoged to hove enough time ond energy left to schedule cost porties ofter eoch performonce. Shown Holes ond Srephonie Druley on the ser of Blithe Spirit. 1984-85 Thespions 198485 Dromo Club Dromo!Thespions officers. 196 Dromo!Thespions mount In if aw. , i - 'gs 5 if 3 JL 4 .441 ..f ' 553 Julie Powell ond Jim Hicks strike o pose, 1984-65 production of BIirhe Spirit. A dromotic performance on rhe- ser of 'Dliihe Spirit. 3 A THESPIANS Dromofihespions -199 BAND 84-85 Bond WM., QW..- V -f fx K I 'Q 5, f .. Q. 1 .A Hwg U iugqfagl- ,i ' If 5 :Q .D w . - M Z Q l - I K .I fluxes: :K 6 k . I . QQ' , if 'Qi 1. N ' , Q- - , ' V5 Kr' . . i'4 ,, A Af - 'fi 5 , -fe .m'1 fl, - M -- . K l -fx , Hifi 1 , - . : . ,, . 5 - . , , . . . fn Q. . Qi 9 4- . . 3 x If D I Q A , .JI Q2 X 111: mfg! 'G L M y 5, fl . M? if i M , 7 ' . 4 . L' -A N Tfk 'Q ' K - ' 'N A L Thu. ,K . .' A4 W Q, . f news- ,b NMA. hx Q Q ,- A in LM4 Q px L ' Q -3'- ' Sli' -- , 2 K fi-L-13 -' f'.Q ' -V 'KN A hx 'W Y Junk -nm-:WM ANY Q ,.. , ,, Mn, MA ,,,..,J4 ZIIR Eric Allen Madeline Anderson Melissa Andrews Natalie Arnold Christy Avery Kim Baker Angela Baldwin Gina Baldwin Diane Barber Melissa Baudat Amy Beck Robert Benefield Tammy Benefield Brad Berwick Matt Biggio Tamara Biggia Becky Bills Connie Bills John Bilyen Edward Blackburne Louann Blair Ken Boyer Susan Boynton Mike Briola Jolene Brister Hogan Brooks Shea Broom Lynne Broseman Kim Browder Cathy Bryant Jonet Burns David Butkawski Rocky Butler Bryan Carr Joe Carroll Victir Cavazos Craig Choate Sonja Choate Sheri Christian Nicole Clarke Robert Coker Del Collins Joy Colson Kim Copeland Matthew Copeland Sylvia Davila Kevin Davis Melanie Day Cynthia Dillman Tim Dillman John Dindot Susan Dindot Curtis Dumesnil Lisa Elliot Laura Engleby Camille Fain David Feagan Michelle Flores Robert Flores Kristin Forsman Lesah Fry Trey Gann Angela Gardner Bruce Gardner Mimi Gay Duke Geick Tina Gibson Tom Gindrup Chuck Golden Bob Gordon Davey Gowon David Graham Lisa Graham Eric Gray Melinda Gray Shelley Grayum Kevin Grimes Jerri Gunter Lisa Hamilton Jody Haneline Randy Hansen Chrystie Harris Sean Hayes Yvonne Haynes Kris Hedgecock Traci Hickman Becky Hicks Lisa Holk Chris Halstead Mischelle Hopper Chris Howard Kenny Howard Victor Howard Raymond Hudson Stephanie Hull Reeso Hyde Leslie Isbell Jana Jacobsen Mark Janowski Randy Janowski Doug Johnson Lisa Johnston Rachel Joiner Keith Janes Liz Judah Denise Keener Marla Kelly Danny Kennedy John Kennedy Eric Kellum John King Kathy Kirk Stephen Kloesel Glenn Kobes David Kratz Pam Krikorian Kim Krupala Scott Lang Janet Law Tracey Lee Charlie Lemma Ken Lynch Dennis Machajewski Richard Maher Elizabeth Mathis Holly Mathews Bobby McBride Stacey McClain Jan McGarrahan Cindy McMillian Dan McNeill Tim McNeil Trevor Miller -Denise Mills James Mills Steve Molohosky Kyle Montgomery Larisa Morgan Ray Morrow Regina Nelson Amy Nichols Kelly Norrid Kelly Norris Steven Oatman Cindy Parish Jeannie Parish Cheryl Perkins Jennifer Philips Elizabeth Pinkston Dianna Poissoit Jay Porkorski Milli Pope Lena Potter Chris Pratt Kim Records Vicki Reese Becky Richmond Dennis Richomnd Evan Roberson Mike Roberson Cathy Rose Shelley Sanders Dwain Saunders Greta Schroeder Lenais Schultz Dianne Sifferman Michael Smalley Karrie Spivey Mandy Stewart John Stodghill Tim Stone Doral Stoneham Tammy Teboe Kay Terry Amy Thaemar Danetra Thomas Melissa Thompson Kim Trero Victor Trevino Aaron Tucker Lesley Twiss Aaron Vader Andrew Vader Ron Vandervoart Kim Waddell Kelly Wagner Kim Walder Rena Walker Bob Wedward Danny Weyant Adam White John Wilcox Jean Williams Jim Winslett Zavier Witkowski Andrew Wong Stephen Wren Jennifer Wright Louis Zambrano BAND Bond 0 201 BAND Tiger Boogie, the school fight song, was proudly played by the Conroe Band to support the various teams. The band proved through their efforts in performances the quality they represent when they play the fight song. They received a new band hall in which to practice and new uniforms. The new uniforms earned them the title of Best Dressed Band in the Nation. The year was highlighted with superb achievements and honors all because of their hours of practice. Practice began three weeks before school started, and they learned new songs and drills for field, After a successful football season of performances, some of which were held at the Astrodome and Texas Stadium, it was time to prepare for contest. They attended the Golden Tornado Festival Contest in Sulfer, Loui- siana and U.l.L. at Cy-Fair Stadium in Houston in which they receiv- ed 1's in band, drum major, drum corps, and auxillary. Rain and bad weather was present throughout football season causing miserable practices and canceling their Tropicana exibition perfor- mance. The members had alot of success selling cookies and can- dy ond the Band Boosters sold smoked turkeys at Thanksgiving and Christmas. The four bands, which include: Wind Ensemble, Symphonic, Concert, and Gold held their annual Christmas concert in which they played traditional Christmas songs. Concert season followed in which various trophies were won. In February the an- nual Sweet-heart banquet was held and enjoyed by all. Mr. Rucker, the band director and his new assistant Mr. Bretyke directed the band through a very successful year. i l :W 2 f1:,, -eg 3 Mfg nf fe E ktlb .J ' U 4' s- ,,g. I ,gr , , A r S fr ,Q H A U' 1 W h J' il' Q e ,sw 4' g A,.L,, Q m J ' N' , ' V Y X lflb! 0 'HQ If . 4 , 9 N g .4 I, Q C, fa' . V K Bobby McBride, 0 mosked drummer. Bross Denise Mills received the honor of bond sweerheorr, 2.27 BAND Bond ' 203 204 ' Bond BAND The Tiger Boogie Bond com u PPI E X Eric Groy performing or o pep folly. The 84-B5 bond officers. Percussion fl V ' W s'vx--3 , ,f i Hy I-ga' ggi , V i Q i i z Feorure rwirler, Melisso Andre IX! K1 ,lf . Hx Y' ..f4S1f ' Qs I xx ' ' k Cynrhio Dioz ond Suson Dindot show their spirit ot o pep rciliy. TWIRLERS: Kim Records, Liso Elliot, Meiisso Andrews - Feature Twirler, Mimi Goy - Heod Twirler, Kim Copeland, ond Stocey McCIoin. he 84-85 Flog Corps. tocey McClain gets-down while performing during halftime, 5'- 1?S51:5f-X - - -. ..--,L rings , . s - F' M A' -, fi. 3 'W , ..4. -it -,, ,. .- -- Q . i.... . . A- -' -- s F- - ,v .S 1 , I. ' .K-, . ,A 'W ,., .y-3,.iQ.,.n4..kw : g.ggy,::rf , ':'r':.QI',i?' il, 1- ff, 1 Y ' ,ef 'Q 'f' -' A f !. i' 'M ff ' P 1 ,. 1 A 1?'ii, ., ' 9-1-2.7 -.,v,..-'AY-afwlsi? Q pow T ' L ' QE! 41, 21' '- f'1r'.f:RHf4f1'N',', t - f ff -5 .r-vs-- wwf- rgxsxrsmmf- wi - , H w , , f3'wQ.3-i'gfHf- - X L ' -y-:.f,114eyfQ X 1 1' .23115'.f?f?111 r'a-v,'sfS:sv:f:- Hggg, ,QM nz- ' .. f Q- f -s qtgaa 1 dm-sf-, fd- 2 aff' - V X, 'lg',g'fr5i.55j. 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The 1984-85 Show Choir members showed their tolents throughout the successful yeor. The 1984-85 Show Choir. Show Choir members dooce to their fovorite song. Show Choir members hom it up before o concert, The Show Choir performs ot the Christmas Concert. Puttin' Oh The 2 . V we . . 'VL 1' .. 1. ,, V Hg! 1 L 3 :M ,X B A . 5 6 Y 4 5 i . V 53' Q Q f 5 if XR . I I . K ,X Ks-lt I v1?'1',93t Ii . . 3 J- U w Q X . , A '13 if It A IF!- 494+ I2 Q L eng I vs. ' x- ix ,iv , X- The Voice of CHS The 1964-85 Acopello Choir. THE APPLIED MUSIC CLASS STUDENTS ARE: L-R: L. Rowlinson, T. Gogliono, ond G. Dritonok. THE ACAPELLA OFFICERS ARE: L. Vuckovic - Pres.: J. Bryont - Treos.: T. Giles - Librorionp A. Culbertson - V. Pres.y XV. Smith - Sect D. Binford -- Tenor Section Leoderq A. Hyde - Repq S. Dindot - Librorionp K. Burns - Boss Section Leodery D. Dockery - Public Relotionsp K. Pursley - Soprono Section Leoderg ond D. Ellis - Alto Section Leoder, Choir storted out with o bong this yeor ond things become more hectic cts the yeor rolled on. Members were involved in the CHS Open House ot the beginning of the yeor. With the middle ond end of the yeor, they held mony more octivities such os Choir Doy ot SHSU, Foil, Christmos, ond Spring concerts, ond numerous UIL contests. The fund roiser was the selling of cookie pies ond pizzos, with the profits being used to poy for uniforms. All the members por- ticipoted in the coroling done ot Christmos. It wos onother beneficiol yeor for the CHS Chorol Deportment. 208 0 Choir CHOIR - nr.. Q.. THE 1964-85 TREBLE CHOIR IS, Top Row, L-R: M. Monuel, A Cromwell, R Mirchell, K. Wilson. Middle Row, L-R: B. Sronron, K. Luehr, T Kuyl-rendoll Bottom Row, L-II: B. Mirocle. R. Rodenburg, C. Long. Treble Chorr members perfect their rechnlque. ' 4 0 .Q C . C H C' . . jf' ! tl T2 V! NAV!! J' 3 is S 5 J L . IS L .6 , I , V X I 45 It! an I I ' 1 Treble Choir members prepore for conresr. I K K .. . J ji F, K Ak . .... . fx W N I THE1984-BSTREBLE CHOIR OFFICERS ARE: Top Row, L- ' ' ' R1 D. Sronron, Pres f Kelly Wilson, V. Pres. Bottom Row. - If . I L-Ry c. Long. SSCJIYGOSJ r. Kuykendoll, Public . 8 ' ' ., Relorions, ond R. Rodenburg, Librorion J I Q , :M .. . , I z. x ki rg cs- W f , I . 'X i I A x 45' CHOIR Choir ' 209 210 - Choir CHOIR fa, I Choir members perform or the onnuol Chrisrmos Concert THE 1964-65 DISTRICT CHOIR WINNERS ARE: Top Row, L'R: K. Pippin, D. Binford, S Forrer. Middle Row, L-R: D. Ellis, D. Dockery, T. Bishoff, C. Miller. Dorrom Row, L-R: K Pursley, S, Dindor, T. Giles The Tiger Paw season was one of travel and fun. This yeor's football schedule called for many road trips and the pep squad made them all - through rain, cold, broken-down buses, victories, and even some losses. They added to the school spirit by cheering with the cheerleaders at games and at pep rallies and decorating the football players' lockers. As the Christmas season rolled around so did the time for parties, andthe pep squad wasn't left out. The annual Christmas party brought out the festive mood in all, as did the spring Banquet where awards were received. The Tiger Paws learned the warmth of friendship and the respon- sibilities of being a group member. Tracy Lubs and Jennifer Reese show off their sign- making skills, TIGER PAWS --...as -1 s.. JH' Ngmw, - ? 212 ' Tiger Pows 1984-65 OFFICERS: Sherry Choney, Michelle Sullivon, Tino McCeig, Glody Hernandez, ond Krison Sowell. Cissy Rivera grobs o bite before o gome. Tiger Pows show their school spirit by decorating buses. Tino McCeig ond Michelle Sullivon toke time out from the Christrnos porty to pose for o picrure, '? Cwf fr Trger Pows prepare ro go our on freld Kerry Word sells O program Sherry Chaney ond Trno McCeig rolse o breola from Crreerrng Trger Pows perform or half mme ws f 1 L A 4441 ff, 55' r U! - e.. TIGER PAWS Tiger Pows - 213 214' FLARE FLARE The 1984-1965 FLARE stoff begon its work, months before the rest of the students even storted thinking obout work. We kicked off the summer with comp ot Stephen F. Austin. Here the old stoff members were ocquointed with the new orriving members. As usuol, the Flore stoft monoged to excel ot their summer workshop. During the week, they plonned much of the 1985 yeorbook. The new members were introduced to the fine orts of copy-writing, loy-out designs, ond oll the other necessities of yeorbook creotion. All their work poid off os the Flore received the highest honor possible - Yeorbook of Achievement, lndividuol owords were olso given out. The 1985 FLARE wos olso selected os o Toylor Publishing Co. Somple Book for its bosis of loyout design, theme development ond utilizotion of grophic orts. It will be seen throughout the country. As the school yeor begon the Flore stoff begon their quest. They hod set their gools on mointoining the pride ond trodition instilled in the post yeors, despite mony obstocles the Fiore stoff prevoiled. With House Bill 72 limiting octivities ond eliminoting the doys for club group pictures, the stoff hod to put in o lot of extro hours. Breoking the monotony of the pressing deodlines wos the trodi- tionol Christmos potty. After bringing in the new yeor, members storted preporing for the Flore Coronotion. Two weeks of hord lobor went into the memoroble occosion. Finolly, we con't forget obout our hectic deodlines which fol- lowed Murphy's Low, Anything thot con go wrong, will, ot the worst possible moment. The moment the entire student body hod woited for finolly come with the orrivol of yeorbooks in Moy. The quest wos over. We hod leorned, experienced, ond ochieved the spirit of C.H.S. Creotors of the r Melisso Andrews - Flore Editor. Things get violent during deodlines os Rhondo Podon ond Mrs. Dodd seorch for negatives, while Vicki Childers foints. -rv' If '36 if g,,sQg4g' ,, 5 V .4n... 1. 1984-65 SPORTS STAFF Amy Beck, Robbie Cooper, Gino Huerrer ond Jennifer Prircherr Hiimw Y Elizoberh Wong, oss'Iediror,rol1esrhe eosy woy of rronsporrorion. 1984-85 ORGANIZATIONS STAFF: Vicki Childers, Rhondo Podoh, Sioci McHom, Lisa Giuffre, Sherry Chaney, nor pictured Kerri Pearce FLARE FLARE ' 215 . ....-.-...m..w,.... ..., ..,, ..,T,.-,,,V J . , . i 1381 ,aw -wiv' ,, . . t ww , x1.v4's Ei' -ff .1 k k ' .. I . -' . , mf' ,mx ,,,:f,.,-,,,,mgq,,,-Nw., .M .W . . :AJ 5 N , 51521 .igzssem . ,v . V..V . ., .,x,,,W, ,... W. .. iw f Wm' ,-w-- .uf ,ff-W ,1-.m,, ..,..W.., ,,,.,,..., ,,K,W.,., ,fm,..,. ,,W,, EW , A 4. ,W ,, Mczm. nML,,qW,M,,Ez?V,Miki L E 5 . 15 1 Q V :sf . 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Not Pictured: Liso Emrnick. 1964-85 ADS STAFF: Victor Trevino, Tricio Letbetter, Tim Holwos, Jennifer Dovis, Elizabeth Palmer, ond Tori Lowronce. FLARE FLARE ' 219 GOLDEN GIRLS New Foces New ldeos New At the close of the 1984 school yeor the Golden Girls were foced with o new director, seven new officers ond o level of excitement ond optimism thot sent them sooring into the school yeor. Mrs. Debbie Melton wos the new director ond not only wos she toking on o new job but o new woy of life os well, potterned to fit oround the time consuming job of director. At the beginning of summer Mrs. Melton took her new officers to two officer comps, getting ocquointed os they went. They performed o jozz routine choreogrophed by the officers ot eoch comp ond won mony owords. Among the owords received were sweepstokes, best of- ficer Iine, ond best home routine. lndividuol owords were re- ceived by Tinker Wein in solo division ond Miss Texos Drill Teom received by Tricio Letbetter for her never ending smile ond overoll performonce ot comp. Summer proctice come oll too eorly for oll the members. Three weeks prior to the beginning of school they leorned field routines, hond routines, ond got ocquointed with their new director, The procedure for the footboll gomes wos followed just os yeors before. Mrs. Melton hod her work cut out for her with oll the prob- lems footboll seoson could couse, such os performonce concello- tions for three gomes due to roin, ond supporting the footboll ployers through December for ployoffs. This mode footboll seoson long but the excitement of getting to trovel ond perform in the Astrodome ond Texos Stodium wos well worth it. The Booster Club supported the onnuol holidoy foshion show to roise money. The senior Golden Girls were the models ond mod- eled holidoy foshions on stoge ot Crighton Theotre. The holidoys were completed with the Christmos Bonquet which wos held ot the Texos Notionol Building. When they returned from the Christmos vocotion, competition plonning ond proctice storted. With three different competitions plonned ond three different donces to be performed, the pressure for perfection wos on. After two months of proctice the donces were performed ond once ogoin owords in oll cotegories were WOO. With the sotisfoction of o job well done, tryouts were held for new members ond new officers. At the Spring Bonquet the new officers were onnounced ond the Seniors reod their wills. The Spring Show wropped up the yeor. The theme wos The Ritz ond the donces were performed to o pocked house. A successful yeor wos over ond despite oll the struggles, it wos ogreed to hove been o yeor filled with hoppy memories. With chins held high, Debbie Smith ond Koty McAviney hold their ending poses. OFFICERS: Michele McWiIlioms - Lieut. of A, Tinker Wein - 2nd Lieut. of D, Rhondo Podon - Copt. of Donce, Gino Stockton - Copt. of A, Shor Keller - Lieut. of B, Hoyley Hill- Lieut. of D, ond Tricio Letbetter - Lieut. of C. 220 Golden Girls 'A - , Q... Gi Gi's performing ot o pep roily. Debbie Smith, Mrs. Meironfond Gino Stockton pose for o picture ot on cwoy footboil gome. Golden Girl President Peggy Fowler, ond Vice President Dona Krorner, whor HAMS! GOLDEN GIRLS Golden Girls 211 GOLDEN GIRLS germ ig hifi s 'kajlgf L7 3 J if E3 'wiki ps. 1 , U, sms -J fm W4 WYE cute COLG? U OUR A-MA Miltn, WUC gh fi'h-'v's :J YES we moss f.,fftetft ffg jff G G' Q G 'SYEAQX L f 'Wf-arrxfw 1772 my lang GOLDEN GIRL REPRESENTATIVES: Seniors - Angie Hayes ond Kothy Coleq Juniors - Kristen Bonozels ond Goil Folcoy Sophomores - Becco Toylor ondg Jennifer Lowe 222 ' Golden Girls Freshmen - Monico Pollok ond Shonnon Hevezdos Komi Beclsworth ond Kim Schiminlsey smile big os they hold their ending positions Golden Girls of the week Jumping High Rhondo Podon ond Gobbie Yborro smile os they perform Neva Von Deusen, Kofi Srofford, ond Kim Widmer pouse ot the Christmas Banquet to hove their pictures token at ,Q gr' ml ci Qa- ,S sren Donozek smiles os she receives her Christmos gift from Sonic Cllrondr Dozierlb iiley Hill ond Gino Stockton smile os they perform o pep rolly routine. wior officers, Tinker Wein, Michele McWilliams, ond Tricio Letbetter celebrote o Tiger victory. impony D GOLDEN GIRLS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Working for mony long hours during the summer ot cheerleoding comp ond ctfter school ot proctice sessions, the cheerleoders perfected yells, chonts, jumps, ond formotions to leod the Tiger teoms to victory. During the summer comp the cheerleoders won superior ribbons, spirit frisbees, ond olso brought home the fomed Piggy Aword. During school, the cheerleoders were often found ot vorious gomes such os, footboll, bosketboll, soccer, ond volleyboll. They olso found time to decorote lockers ond fieldhouses, ond point signs. They sold ribbons, pins, shoe- strings, ond pom-poms to replenish the cheerleading equipment. Working together with the cheerleoder sponsor, Mrs. Annette Ferrell, the cheerleoders com- bined precision ond enthusiosm, which in- spired the student body to support the teoms in o winning seoson. Tiger Support .ATG 65? ifhslxg .,, .... ,,...s...h.A Morgoret Fronks - Jr. Head Deonno Creech J br Kristin Rountree - Jr, 1984-85 Vorsity Cheerleaders 224 Vorsity Cheerleaders Rochel Thornberry -J Qs Vicki Childers - Sr. Head Jomie Lewis Jr. Vol Gollowoy -Sr ' N ,V yuys L 32 Erin Wright - Sr. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JV CHEERLEADERS 226' JV Cheerleaders Liso Cloyton - Soph. PROMOTERS OF 'sf' Q...p4' Kelly Wilson - Soph. Joy Beckler - Soph. The J.V. Cheerleoders hod onother suc- cessful yeor leoding the Conroe junior vor- sity teoms to victory. They sold ribbons, closs pins, key choins, ond bumper stickers to the Tiger fons during footboll seoson. Under the leodership of Ms, Vicky Swonzy ond Mrs. Annette Ferrell, the girls leorned o greot deol of cooperotion with eoch other ond fons, os they were led through their fourth yeor in existence. Thereso Moyes - Jr. Heather Long - Soph. Kim Mon - Soph. Donna Goodson - Jr. '41 we f ,ff J, Q .4 A Q: fag E ?'2 ?TFG5' .. . ' 455333 1 'Nix mega , -2,n:.'+.w ,fi f x' . 5,'1. 12,i4,'b,v?.f:' A L 'f- 'N. T il3'k1L,y'1.5? ffw 5?-wx , ' 5, ,QM ' . . . 4. W, ww' 4' -A, ff-. 41.243 ,5 , .155-'ifgg' C .f4n.f?f'Yi???' .54lf5Pfg'h1F5 Kim Ellzey - Soph. Sonjo Kullok - Soph. JV CHEERLEADERS JV Cheerleoders - 227 ll .... 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J. combined various club activities, golf, and school work to molse a very ac- tive four years, For four years, P. J, was a member of the Key Club, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and the golf team. P, J, excelled in golf, making the varsity team for three years. He was also a member of the Spanish Club for a yeor. ln his third year, P. J,'s hord work in academic subjects paid off as he was inducted to the National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta. P. J. was nominated as a Flare King Candidate, representing Mu Alpha Theta, and was chosen for Who's Who Among American High School Students as a senior. Robert Sartin qv' School Students. Debate was certainly Robert's most outstanding talent As a four year member of the National Forensic League, Robert became the NFL President his senior yeor He qualified for the Texas Forensic Association as o sophomore and became a District 16f5A Debate Champion, a Qualifier for TFA and a Finalist in the National Qualifying Tournament as a junior. Robert's many honors in debate grew in his senior yeor as he qualified for State, But Roberts activities went beyond debate As a sophomore, Robert placed in the CHS Science Fair He was a two year member of the Spanish Club, the tennis team, and the Young Republicans ln his final year Robert become Vice-President of the Young Republicans and a National Honor Society member. Robert was also chosen for Who s Who Among American High Susan Dindot Before moving to Conroe her sophomore year, Susan attended Edmond High School where she was a member of the symphonic bond and Region band. She was in the Junior National Honor Society as well as the choir. Susan also had a part in o school musical. Music continued to play a Rey role in Susan's life. At CHS, Susan was selected to the District and Region bands for two years and Region choir for one. Susan wos also a three year member of marching band and a two year member of symphonic band, serving os Librarian for one year. As a senior, Susan became a member of the wind ensemble band and its Librarian as well as flute section leader, A three year member of the Accapella I Choir, Susan also served as its Librarian her senior year. As ajunior, Susan had a part in the school production of Fiddler on the Roof and became a member of the National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta as well as being honored as o National Merit Commended Scholar. She was also chosen for Who's Who Among American High School Students os a junior and Who's Who Among American High School Students in Music her senior yeor - a fitting finish for so talented a student of music. if J it it Volleyball and Tigerettes were activities in which Annette invested time. She was A a member of both for four years. Three years on the varsity volleyball team brought Annette the honor of being named to the second team all-district as a junior and the first team all district and co-captain of the CHS team her senior year. Annette was also a three year member of the Latin Club. Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Officer for FHA, and Tigerette Treasurer became accomplishments for Annette as a junior. Still, Annette's senior year was truly her most outstanding year of achievements. ln addition to all her other honors, Annette became Latin Club Reporter and Youth for Christ President. She was also chosen for Who's Who Among American High School Students. ln addition, Annette found time to be in the Psychology Club. For Coronation, Annette represented the Latin Club as its Flare Queen candidate. Wayne Little Four years of basketball, including three years as a varsity letterman, kept Wayne very busy, but he managed to participate in various other activities as well. Wayne was a four year member of the Key Club, and a one year member of the Latin Club. For two years, Wayne was in the Spanish Club and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. in spite of his busy schedule, Wayne kept his grades up and was initiated into the National Honor Society as a junior. ln addition to joining the Leo Club and the Young Republicans, Wayne was selected for Who's Who Among American High School Students as a senior. Annette Putman 'NRJ' ,Q.wX Rem Beitel Rem was very busy with basketball, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and the Texas State Junior Classical League, since he participated in all these for four years. ln his first two years, Rem tools first place awards in the CHS Science Fair and then later placed in the Houston Science Fair both times. As a sophomore, Rem became a member of the Latin Club, of which he was elected Student Council Represent- ative hisjunior year and President his senior year. During hisjunior year, Rem con- tinued his routine of excellence with honors such as Student Council, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Who's Who Among American High School Students, and Best Latin Ill Student. Rem also placed in the Gulf Coast Classical Convention and the State Latin Convention. As a senior, Rem added still more items to his credit. Student Body President, Student Council President, Triumph Sports Editor, Good Sportsman- ship League, Flare King candidate, and Key Club member as well as Latin Club President. Rem was also selected as a National Merit Commended Scholar. Kim Buckner Athletics were important to Kim during her years at CHS. She played varsity basketball for four years and ran varsity track for two years. As a freshman, Kim made the second teom for all-district girls' basketball and first teom as a sophomore. Kim later received such honors as All-Greater Houston Area, all region, second team all state, and first team all-district due to her athletic talent in basket- ball. A four year member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Kim served as Treasurer two years and Vice-President for one. Kim was also a four year member of Tigerettes, for which she served as Vice-President her senior year. Kim was a two year member of the Spanish Club, Key Club, and Psychology Club. As a Repre- sentative of her class for two years, Kim was also a two year member of Student Council. Although Kim was very active in extra-curricular activities, she kept them in balance with academic subjects. Kim became a member of NHS as ajunior. ln her senior year, Kim was in the Good Sportsmanship League. She was nominated for Homecoming Queen and was also a Coronation Queen candidate, representing the Spanish Club. V A A i g 1:4 ll 33153 F 4 .W 3 '- g 1 . 1' -2 ' VI, 85, :Y ' L f 'QV 12 4 gi? if-1 L A 1 .aigixir .ayimgsi 9, ' J, 5 NF'-ff' wi . .V 'eg sf . ,-.'.- ' ,M -J ' w 'L A f to ,-: mv try Le :few Q..-w, John Eisses John was o member of the varsity swim team for four years. During that time, he amassed several swimming honors and awards. John was also a member of the Latin Club for four years and a three year member of the Science Club, As ajunior, Johnjoined the German Club. ln addition, Jahn's exceptional grades brought about his induction to Mu Alpha Theta and National Honor Society that some year. John added the Key Club to his list of activities as a senior. He was also chosen for Who's Who Among American High School Students. Kelly Holmes During his high school years, Kelly played football for four years and was a four year member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Key Club. Kelly filled the officer position af Vice-President of FCA for two years as well as Sergeant at Arms and Vice-President of the Key Club during his junior and senior years, respec- tively. At the end of his second season of varsity football, Kelly received an honorable mention for All-District football. For three years Kelly was a member of the Society of Distinguished American High School Students. He was also a three year member of the Latin Club, serving as Parliomentarian for one year. Kelly was named as a Boys' State Representative as ajunior and became a member of the National Honor Society as Senior. x ,. ik. For two yeors Kim wos o member of the bond ond the flog corps. As o sophomore she wos selected os o member of the classes stoff for the Fiore. Due to her excellent work on the stoff Kim wos chosen os closses editor for her junior ond senior yeors ln oddition Kim s excepnonol ocodemic performonce mode her o two yeor member of the Notionol Honor Society. Kim olso porticipoted in the Key Club for four yeors ond wos involved with the Sponish Club. Colvin bolonced o voriety of octivities during his high school coreer. He wos o four yeor member of the Key Club for which he wos Sergeont-ot-Arms os o junior, Colvin wos olso o member of the Fellowship of Christion Athletes for four yeors. He wos o two yeor member of the Leo Club the lndustriol Arts Club, ond the Sponish Club For the second of his two yeors in Mu Alpho Theto, Colvin become Vice- President He wos olso elected os Notionol Honor Society Representative to the Stu- Kim Loveless Bob Gordon For four yeors, Bob ployed in the morching bond. He wos olso o member of the symphonic ond jozz bonds os o junior ond o member of the wind ensemble ond jozz bonds os o senior. Bob served os Bond Equipment Mojor his senior yeor os well. He wos o one yeor member of the French Club, the Notionol Honor Society, ond the Young Republicans Club. Bob's greotest honors come in his senior yeor when he become o Notionol Merit Semi-Finolist ond wos chosen for Who's Who Among Americon High School Students. Hortwell ployed boseboll for four yeors, spending two yeors on the vorsity teom, In oddition, Hortwell ployed bosketboll for three yeors. A three yeor member of the Key Club, Hortwell represented the freshmon closs to Student Council his first yeor. As o sophomore, Hortwell become o member of the Sponish Club. He wos in- ducted into the Notionol Honor Society hisjunior yeor ond remoined o member into his senior yeor. Also during his senior yeor, Hortwell received the honor of being chosen for Who's Who Among Americon High School Students. Hortwell . Brown Colvin Horrison .gs Y. ' lla, I , . ., Swv f M b meg 4'9 1 ki , ,ir + 4 V I -r ,, l 9 Z 5 Noncy LupPloce Noncy ployed on the girls' vorsity bosketboll teom oll four yeors of high school. She wos olso o four yeor member of the Tigerettes Vorsity Club ond Fellowship of Christion Athletes. Noncy ron vczrsity trocls for three yeors ond wos o three yeor member of the French Club. As o junior, she wos nomed to the oll-district girls' bosketboll teom ond the Society of Distinguished Americon High School Students. To her octivities, Noncy odded the Good Sportsmanship Leogue os o senior. Also during her lost yeor, Noncy wos elected Vice4President of Public Relotions of FHA ond wos chosen for Who's Who Among Americon High School Students. Kelli Kellen KelIi's high school yeors were highlighted with severol honors ond activities, She ployed volleyboll for four yeors, moking first teom oll-district for the three yeors she wos on vorsity. As o senior, Kelli wos olso nomed to the oll-store teom ond co- coptoin of the CHS teom. ln oddition, Kelli wos on the trock teom for three yeors. For four yeors, Kelli porticipoted in the Key Club ond the Fellowship of Christion Athletes. She served os FCA Vice-President her junior yeor ond FCA Treosurer os o senior. Kelli wos olso elected os closs Treosurer ond Student Council member for three yeors. For the second ond third yeors of her three yeor membership to Tigerettes, Kelli wos the President. As o sporkling finish to her yeors ot CHS, Kelli wos chosen to Who's Who Among Americon High School Students, inducted to Notionol Honor Society ond nominoted os Fiore Queen Condidote, representing the Tigerettes. Donold Compbell A four yeor member of the Notionol Forensic Leogue Donold received the CHS Best Novice Deboter Aword os o freshmon, ond loter, the CHS Outstonding Deboter Aword ond the NFL Double Ruby, He wos olso o District 16-5A Debote Chompion, Region ll Semi-Finolist, ond o TFA Stote Semi-Finolist in Orotory ond Extem- poroneous. He wos olso second speoker ot the Woke Forest Summer Debote ln- stitute, ln oddition to vorious other debote honors, Donold quolified for Stote in his senior yeor. Still, debote wos only one thing in which Donold excelled. He wos o three yeor lettermon in footboll ond wos nomed to the oll-district teom his senior yeor. ln oddition to oll this, Donold wos olso o two yeor member of the Sponish Club, Fellowship of Christion Athletes, ond the Notionol Honor Society. To round out his yeors ot CHS, Donold odded severol officer positions besides NFL Vice-President. Donold wos elected Young Republicons Executive Representotive, FCA Secretory, NHS Communicotions Choirmon, ond senior closs Representative, os well os Student Counil member. David Randall White Todd Raabe k Ya. Variety sparked David's list of high school accomplishments. ln addition to four yeors on the varsity golf team, David was a football player for four years, including two years onthe varsity team, and a basketball player for one. As a senior Davids talents as a quarterback earned him a slot on the first team all-district and the ag? honorable mention list of the All Greater Houston football team. David also ' , ' displayed leadership qualities. A four year member of the Key Club, David was o if ' fir ' . , Representative as o freshman. He also served as Fellowship of Christian Athletes rv '--'f 'W Representative his third year in FCA and Vice-President his fourth. ln his years as an H underclassman, David was elected as President of his class. David participated in Stu- ' dent Council for three years and was o two year member of National Honor Socie- ty, of which he became Vice-President his senior year, A two year member of the I , V X Spanish Club, David represented this club as Flare King candidate. ' nf 5 A X Mi . L? ff' f -ff . z h ' i rs YA x Q3 if ,ifjxx V4 E A 1 ' ' Singleton F ' ' ' Tino combined student government, athletics, and vorious club activities during her yeors at CHS. After one year as a Class Representative, Tina was elected to the post of Class Secretary for three years. She was a four year member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, serving as Vice-President as a sophomore and later filling the position of President for her final two years. Tina was a three year member of the Key Club and a Key Club Representative for one year. For two years, Tina ran track and was a member of the Tigerettes. After three years of basketball - including one year on the varsity team - Tina ron on the varsity cross country team. Tina participated in the Spanish Club for one year and the Student Council for four years. As a senior, Tina received the outstanding honor of being elected both Homecoming Queen and Flare Queen. Tina represented FCA as a Flare Queen candidate. Excellence was Todd s goal. He managed to maintain straight A's through all four years despite the wide variety of activities he participated in. Todd received several awards for both CHS and Houston Science Fairs throughout his high school career. He also played football for four years - two years on varsity. He was a four year member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, serving as President dur- ing his junior and senior years. For three years, Todd wos a member of Latin Club and Mu Alpha Theta. He held offices of Sergeant-at-Arms of Key Club as a junior, and President as a senior. Todd was selected for the Society of Distinguished American High School Students and Whos Who Among American High School Students as a junior. During his senior yeor, he was elected to be President of Mu Alpha Theta and National Honor Society. ln addition to these honors, Todd also joined the Good Sportsmanship League and become a National Merit -Finalist. Brandt Dozier Brandt participated in a wide variety of sports throughout his four years at CHS. He played football for four years - two years on varsity, His senior year, Brandt was named to the 2nd team All-District and All-County football teams. Brandt also ran track for a year and played baseball for three years. As a junior, Brandt played varsity baseball, but when he became a senior, Brandt traded baseball for varsity tennis. He was a four year member of the Key Club and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, serving as FCA treasurer his senior year. Also as a senior, Brandt was in the Leo Club and Youth for Christ - for which he was nominated as a Fiore King Candidate. Tracy Gilbert Tracy's high school career was dominated by his achievements in cross country and track, He was a four year member of both teams and spent three years on the varsity teams. Tracy was named to the All-Region cross country team his last two years. As a sophomore, Tracy was a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He was also a two year member of the French Club for which he served as President for one year. ln addition, he was a one year member of the Science Club and Youth for Christ. Tracy's activities didn't interfere with his grades as his two year membership for the National Honor Society confirms, Colleen Boynton For three years, Colleen played in both the marching and symphonic bands. As a sophomore, she was selected for Who's Who In American Band Students. Later as a junior, Colleen was chosen for Who's Who Among American High School Students, Mu Alpha Theta, and National Honor Society. She was also Woodwind Captain of the band and a member of the Key Club in herjunior year. Colleen participated in the German Club for a year and was a two year member of the Latin Club. As a senior Colleen became Treasurer and Coronation Queen Candidate for Mu Alpha Theta, A Select Group A list of teachers' and sponsors' nominations was examined by a special com- mittee who chose each of these twenty-five exceptional students as Out- standing Seniors of 'BSI' Selections were based on teacher nominations, academic achievements, leadership qualities, and individual talents. 254 ' Conquests Conroe High School hos olwoys been noted for its ochieving students, The follow- ing poges were reserved to recognize these deserving students of Conroe High. The owords ond honors ottoined ronge from ocodemic excellence to othletic achievement, both in ond out of school. Eoch ond everyone of these ochievers strived for perfection in their own individuel cotegory. Conroe High School tools greot pride in these students ond opprecioted their tremendous efforts which were necessory to reoch their gools. Congrotulo- tions to these speciol students who upheld the CHS trodition of distinction ond set the poce for the yeors to follow. NATIONAL MERIT -FINALIST Todd Roobe ond SEMI FINALIST Bob Gordon. NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED STUDENTS: Suson Dindot, Rem Ueirel, and Poul Kennedy. BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES: Liso Moyes, Kelly Holmes, Melissci Andrews, ond Cnot picruredb Bo Alexander. A Time for Recognitioi 1C'15!Sf'f1e MCNQS' .X',,. k :,f,, f',fl: . ., .. ,, .i :,,Wf, A J EMXM 1 QQfQfSteQefEiiio??f : ' i2 ff IZA' m:! 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Stephonie Borosns nord work pond off os she eorned the titles of the 1981-64 Youth Rodeo Associotion Pole Bending Chompion She olso won both the Houston Livestock Show ond Rodeo Borrel Rocing ond Pole Bending Chornpionship in 1984, . - -: - - .uf , , worry, ..,, .1::1..w,, , rv sg' f . 1 256 - Conquests ALL GREATER HOUSTON HONORABLE MENTION: David White, Pat Vesperille, and Knot pictured? Ed Freeny, Bubba Jacques was chosen for the lst Team All-Greater Houston I MU, . , 5, ,V 2 Mg 5 I Ln . , ,,f:f4ff4il TTli A:T A is Y L N ug: ' f' ' 9, THE l964 ALL-DISTRICT lCr5A FOOTBALL TEAM MEMBERS: Front: Kelly Holmes - Honorable Mention, Chip Driscoll- Honorable Mention, Lance Reynoldl Honorable Mention, Gregg Burks - Honorable Mention, Larricls French - Honorable Mention, Brandt Dozier - 2nd Team. Back: Donald Campbell -Q Team, David White - lst Team, Pat Vesperille - lst Team, lay Jenkins - lst Team, Keith Sneed - 2nd Team, Tyke Tolbert - Honorable Mentioni Alexander- 2nd Team. Not Pictured: Buddy Daniels - lst Team, Ed Freeny - lst Team, Jack Lapham - lst Team, Bubba Jacques - lst Team, Todd Rac - Honorable Mention, Tim Kelley - Honorable Mention, Steve Westergren - Honorable Menti l VOLLEYBALL HONORS: Monica Kullak - 2nd Team All-Disrricr, Kelli Kellen - 1st Team All-District and All-State, Annerte Putman - 1st Team All-District, Julie Lewis 2nd Teom All-District. ' 7-I 'ff Q4 1 rv ' iii fr, I ,, TRICT GOLF: Brad Agee, Bo Beard, Mark Banozek, P, J. iari, Steve Termeer. Not Pictured: Mark Massengale ond David ilberr was a three year letterman in both Crass Country and I . . . . , in the state. .. w,.,.,,, ,f' ,xii Regional Qualifier in Crass Country, and one of the tap distance Q, L-,, :L Win? , Conquest: - 257 , 5 ' ab X 5 veg if ,xp wg x.,. ff' ix f PX '55 -X 2 W, 1 on F T 1-nf ,.. f if X- WX Digg WM MWWM W sw GVQJXXQWB W QQQQ W X X W EMS! qM AQ! YQ LCQNEWOQQE, A ,PHEZXQLQQL r XMW5 M N S5 W 2Qmpe,.,Q,5 Q?-SJ! 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A- . - , -Q' 'LN Q. ,, 'rf B g T' 'W - It-4, A 4.x . ,.L Tigers Spark Momentum With the help of 21 returning letterman and a tough pre-district schedule the Tigers were able to work the bugs out of their game plans to prepare for district play. At the season opener the team took to the field and were shaken up by the Bryan Vikings. Our defense shut down Bryan in the first half as the Vikings managed the first four downs, but added to that twelve more in the second half as their offense began to roll. Conroe's one score of the game came from a 16 yard pass from quarterback David White to Sr. Gregg Burks. Yet they were not ready to concede the war just yet, With the next opponents being Lufkin these young men got down to serious business. A 70 yard punt return by Junior, Bubba Jacques, with key blocking help coming from Steve Westergren, started the thrilling footrace down the sidelines to bring Conroe to their first victory of the season. For the third game of the year these athletes found themselves struggling with their opponent, with Tim Kelley leading the defense, varsity was edged by Aldine 18-14. For the last game before district play was to begin the Tigers rolled past Silsbee 19-O, with Tyke Tolbert being an offensive standout in this game. Coach Barber and his troops were ready to begin district play for the momentum had only just begun and the Tigers were on the prowl for another district title within their reach. lf we continue to play hard and we continue to get better each week like we have been doing, then we are going to be a pretty good football team some 4 or 5 games down the road. added Barber. But little did he know what was in store for the Tiger-Express. Iliff' i f ' and is , . ft' 'Z-ef- T-- Q 1 sift- ' e'.:3FfQ!1-is TV I-'VAX J i -lf-.,,...- -5' , 1 1' ,Q g gi- : 55,1 V' Q 'ff'Lq', Jef- 1..ff sfffis-'rife 3: -A - . -- it-ri. .W 1 , T :zu ,I ' ia ..,g - .. H9 L..- 1 - - . ,A-4? he , A, ...xx is i . t -' .ill ,, . - A I . ' ' - 'X . k I y ,' , Ja 1,2 . - . 3, ei - v- B N ' Q, ' 'il 1 'A 1 . , . 'I 4 1 , 0 Li 4 'fl L -its xs ' X ' 'V H'-'LN , . . X ,. uw! . . of Q 1 5' ' ,,.,a- L ' re The Shut-Out Conroe defense held back Lufkin. Anthony Placide shows his stuff. The Tiger Offense push for yardage against Aldine. Matt Whitney and Steve Westergren take down a Panther. FOOTBALL Football - 261 262 ' Foorboll Tiger Express Keeps Rollin' Cooch Borber's squod entered district 16-5A with high hopes for the 84-85 seoson ofter copturing the 84 district title, the honor seemed just within reoch. ln the first district bottle of the yeor the teom met with Humble to humiliote the Wildcots by o 56-7 morgin, The Vorsity defense held the hopeless Wildcots 85 yords rushing ond 144 yords totol. Next the Tigers were to toke on Westfield, ofter beoting the Mustongs out of o district honor lost seoson the teom come from behind ofter holftime to rope the Mustongs 23-17. Tyke Tolbert put on o show by connecting with Keith Sneed on o 32 yord holfbocls poss to help bring the Tigers bock from o holftime deficit. The teom could not hold on to the thrill of victory long, the following Fridoy night Conroe wos to foce their key motchup, Mc- Collough. The Tigers were oble to hold the Highlonders 169 yords totol. Vorsity fought o long muddy bottle on Buddy Moorheod Memoriol field only to foll to McCullough by o slim morgin of 3-O. The Highlonders were not going to dompen the Tigers hopes for the district crown, the Vorsity fought bocls to rottle Kingwood 14-7 with Senior strong sofety Tim Kelley occounting for two quorter- bock socs ond intercepting o poss thot killed o Mustong drive. The following week the Tigers demolished the New Coney Eogles 62- O, with scores coming from Seniors Gregg Burks, Anthony Plocide, Anthony Henry ondjuniors Keith Sneed ond Tyke Tolbert. The finol gome of the regulor seoson ond the bottle for the district co-chompionship wos ogoinst o tough Spring teom. The fons ond the teom mode the Lions feel the wroth of the eye of the Tiger thot Fridoy night os Conroe exploded for o 85-14 clutch vic- tory. Finishing district 7-8 overoll ond 5-1 in district ploy, outscoring their opponents 280-48 in chompionship ploy. After being nomed co-chomps for 1984-85 the Conroe Tigers set their gools for the Bi- District ployoffs. .r,C6. 7 Ar fir' f kry' ,. - ff ilf ff: 'Y A , rl1r,f lllff l'i 1 r'rf' L s ' Q.. 'Nl--.........s,, A, ,T ,,,y rucr 1 ,f The Tigers olwoys know where oction wos. Cooch Mike Borber wotches his Tigers with deep Opprovoll The Tigers keep control of the boil The outstonding Tiger offense does theirjob without ony problems Q3 -N -1 - ' , X , H Ed Freeny rrocks down on opponent, M. .9 f . 1... , .,,f,wJvv. . , L 1 v..,.4., rf 1-as ,z - , , k .' , Nz' , va... sg, A, , 4 ,, 1 'H hw Full speed oheod, Ed Freeny rushes on, -Q14 -qsgwk Tyke Tolbert runs by on opponent. n the run, Tyke Tolben tries to throw the boll ownfield. Footboll - 263 264' Footboll FOOTBALL Tigers: Ploying Hord . . . At the end of the 1984-85 regulor seoson, the Tigers were scheduled to meet the Klein Ook Ponthers ot CY Foir Stodium for the Bi-District motch up. The Tigers mode up their minds eorly not to repeot lost yeors loss in the Bi-district gome. With on inspired defense ond o tolented offense, the Tigers ron post the Ponthers on their woy to on impressive 31-7 win. Anthony Plocide highlighted the victory with o fourth quorter 70 yord touchdown romp. Conroe wos next motched up ogoinst o strong Temple Wildcots teom. Temple showed why they were scheduled to win os they led 6-O ot the holf. After o slow first holf, Conroe scored on the opening kickoff on o 66 yord touchdown drive copped off by o Keith Sneed touchdown plunge. The remoinder of the holf wos o defensive struggle with neither teom scoring. But with time running out, Temple drove deep into Tiger territory. As the entire crowd-packed Astrodome held their breoth, Bobby Arnold just missed o 82 yord field gool on the lost ploy on the gome. Thus the Tigers eosed their woy into the Regionol ployoffs. Conroe wos next pitted ogoinst o tough Plono Eost teom. It wos o defensive struggle throughout, but with 30 seconds left in the holf, Ed Freeny forced o fumble ot the Conroe 47 which resulted in o 45 yord poss to Sneed ot the Ponthers 2. Dovid White then threw onother 2 yord poss to Sneed for the go oheod score. The second holf turned out to be completely scoreless. With this win, the Tigers voulted themselves into the Quorterfinols, the Conroe history books, ond everyones' heorts. ?BVTEi5V ee ?if79M'f i'i r ' A I' ..., 1 sw 55,2 if 1: ., A ,gqgsu.wll1llH,, x T 1' l,i i g L. I , A NHTT1' 1 , :assi I- V 1fDNR sjig i 4 . 231: irg , 1 Tl , Q.. Q -f 1. A I-,imc-,. . t H 1-5 to 1 4 f T1 3 K 4 I , A , H.. 91 ,as L 9.7 fiih W., , ' 1 V iwcswf If 5 5EQVdhTs. fQQf -4 I, ,ft if 1 Q , 'askw law KN L V A A 'UQ V' ' L s ws' Tyke Tolbert sprints for extra yordczge in the 31-7 win over Klein Ook, Whot o crowd! Reed Shoemaker noils onother extro point. Anthony Plocide powers his woy through the Panthers. U I 'i NX . R, -2 ,.,...f,,?,....- w 7 MIJILQSMLQMI L'y'VD?Q'MMAgnfX?QotQ.nA jwgguvblwwqiaaet jffijlgfggiilyo W to wtpmuoufwg hibcfwlkg of-ff stwtlvli-QJMW UWM Keith Sneed cuts back on a Scot's player before cutting up field. Chip Driscoll applies the pressure during the Quarterfinal game. Tyke Tolbert looks for an opening. ,pn Emma T' Hr mm'-tticf... +'i . . Until The End For the first time in Conroe history, the Tigers had won three straight playoff games, This was the same team who had lost 2 of their first 3 games as well as being underdogs throughout the playoffs. But now the Tigers were ready to take on the Highland Park Scots in the Quarter-finals of the state playoffs. They struck early by taking the opening kickoff 80 yards for a touchdown by Tyke Tolbert from 8 yards out. Neither team was able to score in the third quarter. However they started another 80 yard touchdown drive behind the running of Anthony Placide and Tyke Tolbert. Sneed finished off the drive with a 8 yard sweep around right end. The defense was led by defensive end Steve Westergren who nabbed the 5cot's J. Stollen- wreck for a safety. But the determined Scot's fought back. The Tiger defense gave their best shot, but Stollenwreck was not to be denied as he punched the ball across the 5 yard line for the touchdown that gave the Scot's a 17-16 lead with only 1:43 left in the game. As in previous years, the clock ran out for the Tigers, as did their hopes of advancing in the state playoffs. But when it was all over, the Tigers held their fingers high to sing the school song and then walked off the field with their heads held high, for they knew they had given it their all, even until the very end. 266' Football Dominating District For the first time in Conroe football history, the Junior Varsity football team had a coach of their own. Behind the play calling of Coach James Howell, the Junior Varsity squad captured its first district crown in many seasons with a 7-1-1 record. The team was primarily built around the solid defense which was anchored by Demand Johnson and Donald Goodson, who were both moved up to the varsity team later in the season, Lamar Boughton and Waylon Cain also helped strengthen the team. The ball control offense, which was quarter- backed by Randy Reese, was also led by backs Charlie Boyd and Tam Rogowski as well as Iinemen Ronnie Davis and William Horn. Mike Archer was a major contributor on both offense and defense. Despite losing many key players to the varsity and suffering many injuries throughout the season, the Tiger Junior Varsity was able to dominate District anyway. A host of Conroe Tigers maui a Bryan oppponenr, Charlie Boyd speeds pasta slower foe. The 1954-85 Conroe Tiger Junior Varsity. rug . wfAtZ1w9c.4e.s, .. aswwzg' .Vasu V . .yf- 1: M N ff Mx.. 'K ,,.v,,, 1+ of l,,,N.s ny Y -nmac. ' mor, , wma: .. 72.01. 4345 , LINE? t . Ulfmm: Sophomores Reoch The Conroe High Sophomores gove it their oll throughout their winning seoson. Under the instruction of cooches Mike Fer- rell ond Chris Boiles the teom procticed endless hours to prepore for their seoson, ond o winning seoson it wos, The Tiger Sophomores come through the seoson undefeoted ond fought on to receive the District Crown. All their hord work poid off ond odded to the spirit, Cooch Ferrell soys it wos on excellent yeor ond feels the future looks very strong ond promising, x .3 'H :..- i f Q ii , -I- . r- - W t I ,V 1 :f T 1 7 .fl T, af Q A . V .s ,- J? 'W Y? , . V - lf L 4 , W ec T 5 T T ,I A. JVVL 2 L is f5,,,egix . Y ,KN Qin!! Q The Top Xffafu ww ciivif -5050 Cooch Ferrell wotches intently. The 1964-65 Sophomore footboll teom, Arthur Horris finolly ron our of bounds. Jomes Glospie on the run ogoin. . FOOTBALL Sophomore Football 267 FOOTBALL 266 - Freshmon Foorboll Cooched by Fronk Romero ond Tommy Johnson these newcomers to Conroe High school hod o lot to prove os freshmen. Q ,.'.,..f 1' V W rulmsseuvgfx-sggg-g ' Y Another Great Yeor For Conroe Freshm FJWN' ' ff as if cg , 'pg-5 W W 1, Not only did they hove to prove themselves to the cooches, but to the older ond more experienced boys os well, Both the A- Teom ond the B-Teom did o greotjob of it, too. The A-Teom finished 2nd in District while the B-Teom won their District title. They shored wins with defects over Ools Ridge, Westfield, ond Spring. The B-Teom beot McCullough while the A- Teom suffered o loss by one point. Romero commented thot they were Q group of outstonding young men who worked hord ond ployed hord. The success of the Freshmen Footboll Teoms gives us hope thot the future Tigers will be greot. With the upcoming yeor for proc- tice, these young men ore sure to Ieod us on to mony victories. 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V -, , .- ,. if Y A , H - I A . , WV Y Mn - A f E N 4 X - .FA , . Q. -, A I ' sf., ? A Vs , ,g A TR. M., .4-.lf--N sst' r,.. ' , -. J X- ,wgggtfff 'J Lui3frfii'f'l-Q-.i f,ff 2'd'??t '5l3ff? fZ .fL? r.'tf3l15,I-rfrt'-5331fQ-Sw QW f F lffrtfaf'i7fs'J3l'f'Qf.f,? T. T?-'35 15225 The 1964 Freshmen Footboll Teort lk A Teom ot Heort The Conroe High School Troining Stoff cored for oll the othletes in every sport. They were skilled workers who hod leorn- ed to prevent injuries thot did occur. Mike Soly ond Koren Dove were the two responsible odults who fought the students how to keep oll of the Conroe teoms reody for oction. The Heod Troiners were Chris Roon ond Efrem McWoshington. Thonks, troiners, for ojob well done, Mr. Soly ond Mr. McCormick wotch over the events. Troiner Coron Boyd hord or work. THE 19541-55 TRAINERS: Jimmy Murphy, Brett Bowden, Thereso De-Priest, Liso Peorce, Wendy Roe, Elizabeth Wong, Mr. Soly, LoDonno DePriest, Cotherine Dye, Stocey Steele, Christina Durbin, Coron Boyd, Trocy Sorterfield, And Dono Feuer. 5. is TRAINERS Troiners ' 269 TENNIS And As The Ball Bounces Countless bounces across the net, thousands of hard driving serves, and con- stant determination with o winning spirit were what made the 1984-85 Conroe High tennis team successful. They attended five tournaments and regional tryouts. The whole season was filled with challenges and competition and the Tigers rose to the occasions with on all out effort. Under the leadership of Coach Summy and Cooch Hogg the team grew to new heights in the finely tuned skills required of top notch ten- nis players. This yeor's teom was a young group and Coach Summy soid we could expect o fine ond conquering tennis teom. .,J, 2 if , ' '-,' 9 . 2 ,EN QM, 3 im-jffeff-R31 ,- . ', fi, .er v Nw g , ft fc C, 3,55 l , . ' i 'L 8 ' I W 5 :jr K T ,gg 1 270 ' Tennis A M W ., , M -M? .. ,Q , -fr 'tr'- , gc , The 1984-85 JV and Freshmen boys. Duke Coon serves it up. Heather Boughton concentrates on the game. E uv N 14 A 1 ref f r, . ff -'A Kill fy 4-Qi vs. vQf 43 I ' , . 2-1fv1X!I f iyni Jessie Word making on effort. 4-My ,' W , 4 '?' 4 if 'f' f A The 1984-65 JV ond Freshmen girls. -bvvQ14fW4 f ' 1 5 ' 1' f 1 ' 51' V7 I Kim Freeman volleys withoreommore. vvo,+- .vb-vv .,4,evs4vf+'0' . 1 , Comeron Cooke is reody for o ploy. Tennis 0 271 x X A f v 1 W 1 272 0 Tennis Robeftjorrin performs 0 bockhond. Royrmend Hudson gets enthused. x 'Cofbinxfooke displays excellent form. -NX. J , Y 1 x X -. , I 2 ff' -gf-. Kan. Q.. qv. ' 1 A wa -J'9'l N, -rs-3, if J ' ..N.,..l41..JfL C l rn.. Chris Widmer hos the look of dererminorion. Mork slices rhe boil ocross coun. 1964-1985 vorsiry rennis re-om. Cory ond Corbin have rhe GQ look for tennis. TENNIS SWIMMING Under the direction of cooch Tom Hor- wood, Conroe swimmers hit the woter in mid October with one objective in mind, thot to improve upon their fourth ploce district finish of lost yeor. They knew they needed olot of determinotion to over- come some top rivols like Kingwood, Mc- Cullough ond Cleor Loke. With district 16-5A being one of the most competitive in the stote, it wos going to be quite 0 chore ond the Tigers knew whot needed to be done, With greot stomino ond thoughtless hours of practice the Tigers were onxious for the spring seoson to begin. The Tigers hod ten returning lettermen out of those, seven regionol quolifiers, olong with o cost of copoble underclossmen to try ond obtoin their gools, Led by seniors John Eisses, Jim Finley ond Jockie Gill, the Tiger swimmers over- come mony rivols or duol meets which wos needed to get the Tigers reody for more serious competition which would leod to the ultimote gool, Jockie Johnson dives in for o good stort, Tony Plummer prepores ro meet the competition. John Mortoin plunges into victory. 274 Swimming Toking The Plunge ' if 9 1. . r,., X ,, KLA , K '- ,M 1 P A-rv , .gk M wmmfw 2-QQ' ,-0 ww Y ,, Mm-,. wifi J-:afsff:55f:Q- ,, v,,, I , Iwi' ff, 'q' Qf:,,, ,W ...,........ , Q, .N his in VOLLEYBALL The Girls Volleyball Team, coached by M. J. Parker, had a win- ning season right from the beginning. They finished 2nd in District beating Spring for an 11-8 district record. The team finished first in both the LaPorte and the Conroe Tournaments. ln the Bi-District game they lost to Cy-Fair 13-15 in the first game and 8-15 in the second. The varsity's two star players were seniors Kelli Kellen and An- nette Putman. Kelli will be playing in the Texas East All Star game this summer. Chances look good for both girls to receive scholarships. The starting line up for the team consisted of Kelli Kellen, An- nette Putman, Valerie Pomykala, Julie Lewis, Monica Kullak, and , er A little JV action. Teom work never hurts. THE 1984 VARSITY TEAM: Lisa Green, Tina Gardner, Monica Kullak, Monica Fontenot, Julie Lewis, Erika Acton, Valerie Pomykala, Kelli Kellen, Annette Putman, Roye Lesia Gibson. 276 Volleyball Spikers Volley For The To Erika Acton, the first three being seniors and the latter halfjuni Of these girls, Kelli and Annette made first All-District Team Julie and Monica mode second team. Other players are sent Tino Garner and Lisa Green and junior and sophomore, Ra- Lesia Gibson and Monica Fontenot, respectively. ' Coach Parker had the following comments: she felt that t had a very successful season, but of course every coach wishe go further and so does the team! She said that these girls w such a good group and that it was nice to coach them, Looking toward the future, coach sees only one problem, 1 loss of height on the team. They only lose three starters, and fi varsity members will be returning, They will be coming back nd season with a good defense, and a whole new year of winning A , 12a 851: g FS 8:2 11:-1 224: ,qw any t l' -1' 1' 4 '4:'-fL'd'?fi 0 ' l l X 4 V itrk txt-M -L Av ,sf---W+ Y l i The gong hoving o rop with cooch. The 1984 JV Volleyball Teom. Kelli Kellen stretches for o dink. Eriko Acton goes for perfection. 'QX NQE, VOLLEYBALL Fiiisfzzr. . L. It Volleyball - 277 CROSS COUNTRY The Tigerette cross country teom begon their seoson before summer wos even over, The biting heot wos not oble to stop these horriers. The girI's troining consisted of mileoge runs throughout Conroe ond Montgomery which coiled for o greot deol of determinotion, This teom hod high hopes for the meets thot prepored them for district ond o shot ot the stote finols in Dollos, Despite the lock of porticiponts in this yeor's teom ond only o smoll omount of returning lettermen, the teom proved strong in the events they entered. The in- dividuol efforts of eoch member led the teom to some top finishes in severol meets to find o ploce in district competition but they fell short ot stote. 278 Girls Cross Country Trocksters Ploce in Distric nsfwrm ure, Not even the heot con stop these runners. Mindy Cornwoll gets o good stretch before storting the workout, Condy Coin ond Tino Singleton root their fellow members on. The reom rolks obour the srroregy for the doys meer. ' 'T -f . W, N. 9 --na. 1. f . X rf e- 'sy :gui 1 s. ' S Liso Finley focuses on the finish. if-ff The 1984-1985 cross country reom. The Tigerettes ore reody ond reoring ro go. -Z-CROSS COUNTRY Girls Cross Country - 279 CROSS COUNTRY The Boys' Cross Country teom hod on excellent yeor, They won first ploce in the Alief Invitotionol. The teom wos runner-up in the District Meet ond o Regionol Quolifier. The stor of the teom wos undoubtedly senior Trocy Gilbert, who ploced thirteenth ot the Regionol Meet, The up ond coming runners for future seosons ore Kevin Fontenot, Greg Buford, Keith Isbell, ond Jeff Edwords. The other members of the strong teom were Chod McMillon, Brett Miller, Scott Housewirth, Dovid Schultz, Ross Wood, Eric Thompson, Moria Wotthuber, Dovid Roberts, Jimmy Anderson, Eric Dunn, Stuort Hendryx, George Leftwich, Potrick McKown, Todd Roinwoter, Joson Chitwood ond Tres Godfrey. Cooch Corter hod the following to soy obout his secson with these runners: ln o seoson morred by injury ond illness, the Tigers still monoged to quolify in the Regionol Meet for the seventh yeor in o row. We hod some of our younger runners moke greot strides of improvement, Thot helped us ochieve this level ogoinf' Keeping A Step Aheo 1 arf: 'lofi S V 4 t g.,. . ' ti y gg RH- , , jvqgdi a rr r , 4 , f .A ri'fQ,.l?:11.'. C . ., A 1 v ff an 'Z ,ii K 1 . f. A ! K Q uglgfu 1 I in I!! can :KT The Godfrey Style The 1964 Boy's Cross Country Teom The colm before the storm, ,Q T' fl it iq il Brett Miller concentrates on the rood oheod. Keith Isbell cools down ofter o run. Chod McMillan moves in for o fine finish. Scott Housewirrh heods for the finish line. f'i7 7E iK 51 E I gf CROSS COUNTRY Boy's Cross Country f 281 BOY'S GOLF T 282 ' B0y's Golf T Tigers Shine With T Experience After finishing third in state last year, the experience filled Tigers return for the 1985 season boasting seven lettermen who have two or more years of varsity fexperience apiece. With high expectations of the upcoming season, the boys put in many hours of serious practice during the summer in order to help the team. ,Before they knew it, it was February, which meant the beginning of the season. X V They worked hard throughout the season in preparation of the district meet in April or Walden, I expect them to win state. I'lI be disappointed if they don't , boasted Coach Freddie Creed of his talented Tigers. Leading the way to state were Tigers Brad Agee, P. J. Montanari, David White, Bo Ee-Tah Beard, Steve Termeer, Mark Massengole, and sophomore Mark Banozek, Y S ' ' John Sebastian tries for an eagle. Brad Agee and Steve Termeer await their turn to practice putting. Lance Waldie takes ir easy during practice. 'WG-20' 131 ,. . , I' John Sebosrion procrices his form, Mork Mossengole gives ir his oll. ,. 'ff' 759:31-L '9-., Wi i Q :W ,mil -Q, -Q. in . . f U ,Yi- 113' bard ' The 1984-65 Conroe Tiger Golf Team. BOY'S GOLF Boy's Golf - 283 GIRLS GOLF Tigerettes Go for Par The 1984-65 Conroe High School girls golf team faced a rebuilding year with a young team consisting of five juniors, four sophomores, and five freshmen. The team had to rely on their four returning lettermen and had many new faces competing for varsity spots, which often changed for each tournament. Upon the arrival of new coach, Judy Zimmerman, the girls worked hard at practices and dual matches with rival McCullough to prepare for the long season ahead. Under the leadership of junior Andrea Sechler and freshman Anna Emmons, the team began its season in the fall with four tournaments, unlike past years when there was only a spring season, This was due to changes in school policies. The girls participated in varsity and j.v. fall tournaments hosted by Dulles, Eisenhower, McCullough and their own tournament ot the River Plantation Country Club. As the final half of the year approached and the tournaments became more important, the girls golf team was well prepared. They would be tested after much hard work and long hours of practice and they would be looking forward to the district tourna- ment in April and then Regionals and a chance at State. ' -..,-Us 1 ' '-,r' 4- . ' 13215 ' - w ., ' . Wi .-' ':Q'f.'f'-'..-1. .J ,. -',+'I .' '-Ye W-.f ' .. ?f i' l . . s. .W ,., T. N., ,, ,,,, -.'... - Q. .fs...,,, A '.-.4 -C ,v3 4,...:-fnT'.- -1, ,M ' h , '-, -- -. ',p, 'Y I. ...x,:i,'lif-. 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H5itAA9Gl:',Q5x1b,,5..,wr,,t,.,3,?.-15.13, . , - .,. . , . 7 , 2 uT-2311163 H- xt , . .. 1- fra- Anna Emmons works on her swing. 1984-65 GOLF TEAM: Anna Emmons, Andrea Sechler, Meg Sullivan, Coach Zimmerman, Nicole Ferguson, Cynthia Reed, Christine Amato, Pom Wilson, Michelle Riley, Melissa Riley, Sherri Hasara, Judy Shaw and Pam Christianson, Nicole Ferguson prepares ro putt. Pam Wilson orremprs a purt as Melissa Riley and other team members look on. 284 Girl s Golf ,,,,,v-..f-,ser-'-' W...- kfx 'igia . .Me ,,,f:e., X nwnmwsfsrei 'vt -4-ff-gr r MD l' l -C -4. -sv ..- -1 , Cynthia Reed sinks o por, Y. W-,.5l.' u69!0e'PtZf.. rf ,Q of A t ' K - ..,, '--funn... Q .1 . . , N . . A ,,.,...L if ' v'.1'Kx V',V If ' - atv-1efft we ' - W- ' 'I 'f if-:- -1-'iw fn . 'ciww-J N'i'f-vi Auf 1-'l Ish.: , -1+--11bww -mf.-3w+,,e in 1 1 1. -f --, , J- v... J 'A 1 K., . .,, 'f X .ffm . f.- 1 ,, . 31, A-.nf .r G, , . Ly G- ,JA , ,Q .H, as ,ki - x is '.. ' v ,QQ nf- A xy. Nr f V .V .1 uCj1,,,j,, ??:t3:gkts+?' 13' Anno Emmons was o leading scorer for the freshmen. Sherri Hosoro follows through in the foirwoy. Cynthio Reed intently wotches her reornmote, Meg Suilivon. GIRLS GOLF i f Girls Golf ' 285 BOY'S BASKETBALL -' 286 - Boys Basketball J.V. Hoopsters Gain Experience Knowing that they would be the varsity team next year, this years Junior Varsity basketball team worked hard in hopes of impressing the varsity coach as well as polishing their skills for next year. Yet they never forgot what they were out there for . . . to have fun, And have fun they did. The young Tigers showed that they could have fun and still wins The team, which is coached by Coach Johnson, is led by Shelby Lewis, Randy Reese, Terry Jeffer- son, James Glaspie, Chris Newman, and Rodney McFodden. Shelby Lewis displays his defensive skills. Anthony Johnson goes over o defender as James Glaspie looks for the rebound. Terry Jefferson skies for ajurnp ball. ,pvf fini Q ,ffl 'bn Terry Jefferson uses his height to go over an opponent. -erm 2 rw L , ri. L 12 A ky x.., , 302 as J 5, Terry Jefferson struts his stuff. '--- Rodney McFadden prepores to inbound the boskerboil. Jon -rs Glospie onernprs to block o shor. Jomes Giospie goes ro the line. Wk . . ...mi THE 1964-65 JV BASKETBALL TEAM: Shelby Lewis, Todd Armstrong, Rondy Reese, Anthony Johnson, Chris Newmon, Terry Jefferson, Rodney McFadden, ond Jomes Glospie. ff '-' wife! ff f 1. 1 Q - ,. . , ..f ,, ,. ,.. K, U U- ' L22 ., 14' , ,, - '4f'3?7'53' ' -M fy, ,y, ' y wg Q ' BOYS BASKETBALL BOYS BASKETBALL Sophomore Success While everyone wos still cought up in the footboll ployoff excitement, the Sophomore bosketboll teom silently stortecl their ofter-school proctices in preporotion for the upcoming seoson. But when their seoson storted, they come out with o bong ond let everyone know they were there. Behind the cooching of Ron Welborn ond the ploy of such ployers os Andy Wotson, Donny Reed, Bubbo Arns- worth, Dovid Bietel, Bruce Gordner, Pete Edgemon, Seon Boily ond Brion Auld, the Sophomore bosketboll teom lived up to the rrodition of Tiger basketball, Fontostic Frosh With the vorsity teom os their role- models, the Freshmon bosketboll teom jumped into the seoson hoping to live up to the nome of Conroe Tiger Bosketboll, And jump they did, behind the greot ploy of the entire frosh squod cooched by Cooch Boiles. This impressive teom con- sisted of Dovid Greothouse, Mork Fowler, Joson ond Jeremy Loninghom, Odell Thomos, Mike Petro, Mike Powell, Tom Lit- tle, Seon Hoyes, Dovid Drouin. The 19541-65 Sophomore bosketboll teom. The 1984-B5 Freshmon A teom bosketboll teom, The 1984-85 Freshmon B Teom bosketboll teom, 286 Boys Bosketboll Conroe Tigers: Slomming Sensotions As the 1964-B5 bosketboll seoson opened, there wos o feeling of electricity in the oir, for the Tigers knew it wos going to be their seoson to toke commond. After finishing lost yeor ot on ostonishing SO-5, the Tigers felt they could better their old record,. Boosting o returning Iettermen, four of whom storted lost seoson, the Tigers were olreody used to second yeor heod cooch Horold Wilder's run, gun, ond hove fun style of bosketboll. The five slomming seniors who storted for the Tigers tore oport virtuolly every teom they ployed. Behind scoring sensotions Rod Jocques ond Kelvin Smith, ond the shot blocking defense of Keith Opperhommer ond George Thomos, the boords were opened up for Mourice Wright to do his stuff underneoth. But os in lost yeor's squod, this yeor's bunch wos olso full of depth. Whenever need- ed, shorp-shooting Woyne Little, powerful Rolph Arnsworth quick- thinking Prem Beitel, Speedy Comeron Cocker, ond Junior senso- tion Myron Wright, were reody to come in ond odd to the leod os well os tire out the opponent. Storting the seoson roted number two in the stote, the Tigers slipped bock to third ofter o couple of eorly seoson losses to Posodeno Dobie ond Koty Toylor. But the Tigers just used those losses os leorning experiences os they loid bock their eors ond took off, never looking bock with the exception of o slip ot 1341 lfilriy- ,' - M 24 f Xj.-f' Aldine Nimitz. After foiling lost yeor to the Byron Vikings in the ployoffs, the Tigers come bock on December 21 to overoge lost yeor's loss by ripping oport the defending Store Chomps in Tiger Pit. With hordly ony competition in their district, the Tigers eosily grobbed their second stroight district crown. However, os in every competition between Conroe ond McCullough, everyone got up for the big gome in Conroe. The stonds were over flowing with fons from both schools. The hoopsters gove them just whot they wonted, o run ond gun, slom-filled gome. But when it wos over ond oll the smoke hod cleored, it wos the Tigers who were on top of the Lonce Blonks show. It wos such on importont bollgome thot it drew the likes of Guy Lewis of the Cougors ond Shelby Metcoff of the Aggies into Tiger Pit to wotch the shootout. With on unblemished district record, the Tigers prepored for the long trip to Austin. With eorly ployoff wins over Klein Ook, Tem- ple, ond Dollos South Ookcliff, the Tigers reoched the Finol Four rolling with momentum. In the first gome of the finol Four Tourney, Conroe blosted C.C. King 107-76 with Rod Jocques hitting 36 points. After yeors of dreoming, the Tigers finolly reoched the Stote Chornpionship gome. Even though they fought hord, they were unoble to hold off the Modison Morlins who won 89-69. George Thomos ottempts to poss inside to Rem Beltel. Rod locques sloms one down. BOY'S BASKETBALL Boskerboll 259 BOY'S BASKETBALL 290 - Boys Bosketboll George Thomos, with little regord for his opponent, drives for the bosiset. Woyne Little drives down the court. Keith Oppenhommer, Rod Jacques, ond Kelvin Smith hove the cool-look, i- 1 Z' Mjr , . . , ' Q1 e gt, Q f- Vg 'r L 'Z b' 5Zgp 2, ff ,yi 26 , - . ss,-sff2w wT , V L i x Q 1 f frlwi ' L . sfiv ' '97 g rar 5 1 9 A, 1 ..:-' ' ' -es he ' . it Q ,' if 3 4 'N H t fm... ' v ff. 2 'iie Ryze ., '-MWF! Htl f-4 W I ff ,gir l P ss ...,............,,Lg:,j 9 , in A X -is isei riiii,re mf it W L is XL , M11 - L 4 W ---we - ' 1 1 'L I? ,:- mb gsm, ei af X ,L I td Keith Opperhommer shows hisjumping obility ogoinst McCullough. 'F nf ,' -I: I A M .WV 3:,,:,A -. , ,gs ,,,. 5 , 4 .K Q ,if s Jsmgqi ,tg Kelvin Smith ond Mo Wright opply the pressure. Leoping Mo Wright shoots for on eosy two. . wfwnnuurg fq BOY'S BASKETBALL Boys Bosketboll 0 291 -NJN-. 15. GIRLS BASKETBALL -mx ll' 292 - Girls Basketball Tigerettes Head for Play-Offs With a goal of regaining the highly recognized championship of 16-5A, on everyone's mind and a new ranking of iff? in the state of Texas, the Conroe Tigerettes, led by seniors Kim Buckner, Nancy LupPlace, and Jane Russell, came into the sesaon well prepared for the many battles that lay ahead. The season started early for the team, with Coach Porter leading them for the 16th consecutive year, as the one person who could ready these girls for the long haul to get to the top, After strenuous workouts and running cross- country, the time came for the players to sharpen their skills and began to pull their strategies together, The work eventually paid off, for in predistrict play the girls found themselves up against defending state champions, Yates. The Tigerettes lost by three points but this was the contributing factor for these girls to push for a chance in the state playoffs so as to have another try at the state champs. ln tournament play the girls placed 2nd in both the Conroe and Alief tournaments. As district play continued, the team took their opponents head on, wanting to come out on top, which they did, putting shame to such rivals as McCullough, Spring and Westfield. As coach Porter explained competition doesn't scare this team because they feel it only makes them push harder. Once the team did surpass the 16-5A district, undefeated, the team was ready to start the state playoffs. The depth in the team and the spirit of these Tigerettes were the two factors that would hopefully bring the team to the top ofthe long awaited goal. s, .,t: .,,,,,uw li ,irt iff f A-A-- rv Kim Holick and Kim Buckner watch for a sink. A Tigerette looks for an opening under the basket. Kim Buckner burns up the court, Dawn Rice tips in for the points, Cf. L. Q 'TT ., Qi. .QW w35a22f?' Hifi' L f. ix, .xr qw. fguglgh 3113345 Uhlqvmscweg, wwf in LWM'7f ' 4 '5 I E F621- L .., iw, 1 l . , ,, ,. 1' Vorsiry Tigererres, o winning team. Kim Holick fights for o rebound. Conroe borrles ir our with the Lody Mocs Misrie Swormon becomes oirborne. GIRLS BASKETBALL Girls Boskerboil - 293 GIRLS BASKETBALL J.V.'s Prove Powerful The Conroe Tigerettes .l.V. teom prepored for the seoson under the guidonce of Kip Anderson. After giving up most of their teom to,vorsity, the ployers thot remoined to moke up the teom were juniors Lindo McElroy ond Morlo Durrett, sophomores Jill McAviney, Vol Collord, Cothy Cox, Becky Dodson, Shonnon Forley, Jomie Featherstone, Lorie Singelton, Koren Stoggs, Diedro Welch, Wendy Welsh ond Kothy Yohner. The Tigerettes worked hord to prepore for the seoson, ending up with o 16-6 record. In predistrict they ploced third in the Huntsville tournoment. Overoll in the seoson, the teom ploced second in the districtjust behind Westfield. ., . 4 KQ' 294 ' JV Girls Bosketboll ' i , , nn gfly ' , 5 W'5Ul.4 2ll?5EQL.' lc Lindo McElroy's shoots the hoop. A Tigerette gives it oll she's got. Wendy Welch ond Morlo Durrett make the ploy work for them. Tigerette, Becky Dodson, pushes on through. 'IWWPV' Freshmen Excel in District The Tigerette freshmon teom held fost, for the combined offensive ond defensive strotegies to overcome the competition ond finish the seoson with o 17-1 record, undefeoted in district. Leoding the young tigers were Torsho Johnson ond Stephonie Peters. Other girls moking up the un- disputed teom were Sivi Audrisch, Liso Bur- rows, Michelle Burrows, Stocy Currier, Rhon- do Jones, Jerri McElroy, Jennifer Prigmore, Monico Roney ond Michelle Shontz. Cooch Collier emphosized the foct thot being o new squod they show o lot of potentiol. Michelle Shontz looks for o fellow teommote. The girls onxiously woit for the rebound. 'W -,Kms f-,-'gg' t ex, 1- as ,,., . A '- r x. KZ f. '- 1 . - .f 1 V yy W .pw--1 it .Lg I , ,H o 53.1.4 ,u..,..,....,.- ' , 4 3. s+-,Q l fmgdww . 3, if ,P Q f 1' '-' ffl SL , ' .Q 'W' ' J t , g njggj. L A 7- zz '39 . I4 ., r' Q71 tv ,L , . ,I , - .f-if I 5,-., -fy, .g g ,jg V0 V 2 gr Q g , , A Y , x r Q ,J l ' - 51 556, , s t, W ' 'Tia V Y, rf' g tefwx' ,,, 'T 3 V , ' H .lo Guest leods Tigerettes down the court. The Frosh shut out Humble with the lost winning gool .111 GIRLS BASKETBALL BoY's TRACK The Achievers Several key lettermen returned for the 1985 Track and Field Campaign. Among the veterans were seniors: Anthony Placide, who ranks very high in the state as a hurdler and o sprinter, Ed Freeney, also a rated hurdler and sprinter. James McFadden gave a solid performance as a sprinter along with newcomer Reggie Holiday. Tracy Gilbert, Brett Miller and Chad McMillan produced top performance in the distance races, and Leslie Gunter had many duties as sprinter and longjumper for the teom. Others who helped the team try to capture the 1oAAAAA Crown included: Neil Howell in the pole vault, strongmen: Steve Saunders, Brian Rickard, and Jeff West, sprinters: Tyke Tolbert, Keith Sneed, Albert Yates, and Arther Harrisp and hurdler Steve Westergren. At the beginning of the season Coach Carter said, We have a good year and should make a strong run at the District title, and could have some outstanding individuals and some of the relay teams rank high in the state. His boys have proved him well, and although the team will be losing many seniors, the remaining team members are looking forward to a good season next year as well. With the strong athletes that will be returning they are sure to be a tough team to meet in all of their meets, and with ex- cellent coaching will fight for District once again. 296 Boy s Track M X Q t c ,. iid' 4 V . ,r i ...KM Ag 4, 15, ,N F15 L43 Albert Yotes proctices the Iongjump. Anthony Plocide prepores for the hurdles oheod. Robert Johnson ond Mike Richardson work on their stomino. Joson Chitwood worms up for his workout. ,.rA:.ln Auf' , .pf 2 lf 5 8 M Wwig. ' ,nr -rs-fr ,t Lv -Q fa, was W ,4 5' if iifwgf, S,-f W . J vs 4 Wfwiit. BOY'S TRACK GIRLS TRACK l. Moving On The Tigerette track team looked for another district title in 1985. Training for these girls began in mid-January to prepare for the late February competition. With o team of 40 members strong the team prepared diligently under the guidance of Coach Laura Schmidt. With strength coming from returning let- termen seniors, Nancy LupPIace, LaDonna Archer, and Rhonda Paige along with juniors, Heather Chancy, Janice Jones, Mistie Swat- man and Allison Coggins all of which were also Regional qualifiers. Depth of the team came from all events. In distance the team had many of whom were cross country let- termen. While in the field events the team proved to hold their end with strong support coming from the junior varsity. The Tigerettes also have an outstanding group of freshmen. With such a strong team and experience of the team, the Tigerettes are looking for another winning season in 1985, Mauria Howard practices her highjump. LaDonna Archer goes full out to finish her run. Janice Jones clocks the fun with great efficiency. The Tigerette Track Team is bound for District. 295 Girls Track c V! 'rx K. fr :ff 1, lxrfffv ,V ftgffi Ky , 4, IL! K!! lffgf il f' if .ffl ' K Liso Finley runs with determination to win. The girls work horder thon ever to keepin good form. Stephonie Woldie uses precise execution in her hurdles, ov sf abt' GIRLS TRACK OOO ' Softboll SOFTBALL Crossing ,thot plote for the score wos the gool of .the 1985 Conroe High School Girls' Softbolll Teom..Scoring runs wos the result of this hord working group who gove their oll to true teom effort. It wos opporent thot the effort poid off in o winning seoson. The teom storted workouts in Februory, under the direc- tion of Cooch Joy Speors. The girls goin- ed skills to corry them through o full seoson of tough ploy. t-1 Q 4 Jr- AVQ ZQ? - ' - -' um, Q - Awww. , ., 'S , ww. 7.-f ty,-H: Y-1 1 ,M . . A . . -. if E. I 1 , ' W n. A' - , J ' 4' . 'l 'f--...i,.3' . ,A X. . . J .x,,,.-MI, K. ,Ju 4 .., .7 ge-m f , Q j ' - t., - k ,. . -Wt? - ..,-. . V, - .-. .,,..,'U,,.? w..,st.1.sL, ,:. h ,ggglwggiyg 3. W -6 .tc r,+..,., VT . My l R . g.!......i .. 5,-ipfz ltig 1- . 5332 1 t ' '+mf'H , 1 ., i 5 5'-,ff -' 1- rp -Mix : W Q' H' x :We -. - .... .,i,,15-.., 4 mms- -v - V' -M43--2 ff? ,,c . f 1.5, ,WM L, +- ,,,w,,vm ,-.V M A 'v,7,f:. A A f-mv ,J n V .-QV V. IWW. A., ' . wwf- ' at - as--f s'L.9f5s2i..a21Z'-Sig . ,wa - W.. . as-fc: A quick chor before the gome. Kim Cooper Ieoning in for o swing. Reach for thot extro step. Chris Hernondez proctices pitching. ,.....-- Preparing for o corch. Going for o rcig. Down Rice making o bum hviiui-,I Q...--S Cooch Speors wisely odvises the reom, 'f . Pa., ,,.k l '.Z ,BQ SOFTBALL Sofrboll - 301 SOCCER Although soccer is not os commonly spoken of os footboll in this growing town of Conroe, it does still exist. The Conroe Soccer Teom this yeor wos especiolly something to tolk obout. For o teom thot just received o new cooch ond hod only six returning Vorsity members, they were on excellent teom ond tough com- petition for every teom they went up ogoinst. Vorsity finished with o record of 13-6 ond the Junior-Vorsity finished with o 4-o-8 record. After the teom got to know their new cooch, Jock Richburg, they got down to work, Ieorning new techniques ond ploys. By the time the first gome rolled oround, ogoinst Westfield, Conroe wos more thon reody winning it with o close score of 4-3 in over- time. The teom hod o totol of nine shut-outs which included two shut-outs ogoinst McCuIIoughg the first SO ond the second 3-O. However, the teom suffered two heortbreoking losses to Kingwood, Losing 1-O the first gome, ond thot, my friend, is o gome of soccer, ond the second gome wos ployed in sleeting roin only to foll to o 5-2 loss. Clinching second ploce in District, the teom then went on to ploy Cy-Creek in Bi-District ploy-offs, enduring o ' 1 I1 ' , 255 . . .cf. n V , Li n2'ff,'--e-as ' ' 1' , Q -' ji, 'K A ff-T 1 U 31556. .. C of 1'-i?f?5 C, s i' ' 5311- - Q. R if' S The 1984-85 Vorsity Soccer Teom Cooch Richburg gives instructions to the teom. Kicking Towords Success loss of 2-1, ending o super seoson full of victories. This teom corried itself further thon ony Conroe Soccer Teom ho: ever been before. Some seoson record holders were Kelly Tischendorf, who broke o groduote of '84, Bernord Flynn's recori of 14 gools in o seoson with his totol of 19 gools. Scott Tischendor ond Rusty Wood ron o close second with neorly ten gools o piece ond o dozen ossists eoch. Every teom member had the opportuni ty to score except for Tom Colthorp, who wos working hard og Sweeper on the defense, Senior, Brondt Cornwoll, scored six gool: ond senior, Kevin Dye, the gool keeper for the teom, hod four. Cooch Richburg soid ot the beginning of the seoson thot We lost some ployers from lost yeor C105 ond nobody expects much but this teom is going to surprise some people, ond thot they most certoinly did, All in oll it wos o QFGOT seoson ond hopes fo next yeor look super due to the foct thot they will only be losing three senior ployersg Brondt Cornwcill, Steve DeZeeuw, ond Kevir Dye. Best of luck to next yeor's teom. XVe're oll looking forword to on even better seoson. ,fi ,wi f -4? 4 -of Woylon Coin hos the Ionelyjob of tending the gool. ' 4 5X ilu, ' K Croig Chombers crosses rhe ball. The 1964-85 Junior-Vorsiry Soccer Teom Cyril Lousrolors mokes o throw in. Kelly Tischendorf dribble-s rowords the gool. The reom congrorulores Greg Liddell on his Qool, ?'?'f'f A' SOCCER Soccer - 308 1304 0 Baseball Tigers Af Bat When practice began in early February, the Tigers knew they would have a strong club before the 1985 baseball season even began. After o successful season the previous year, the Tigers looked good in the American Legion and were ready to get the new seoson under way. There were many familiar faces on the veteran filled team as they gothered to begin the season. The only question was as to who would replace last years seniors. This made all of the other players work harder to impress the coach while at the some time raising everyones competitive spirit. Once agoin the team was looking towords veterons Bubba Jacques, Gregg Burks, and Prod Jacques to handle the in- field duties as ace pitcher Bubba Butler took the starting pitcher job. The ex- perience filled Tiger squad wos also hoping to receive help from Sophomores Russell Ferrell, Kevin Castleberry and Jeff Staples. With high anticipation for the upcoming seoson, the Tiger diamond men were determined to play together as o team behind the coaching of Coach Ferrell and to have a bit of fun while they were at it, too. img rms .- A 'fi M :Y if Tw ,i , 4 F ' , . 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Y Epi: ' ., in X , , fgffftvgs, - KW - l ,, Sys ' ,tp 1, 5 ,W ' , ,' it - 5- 'A J., s , l Ig.. ' Jn., 'BRN 5 - ' 1 4 -V, 'J' .1 .r it fbi, . -'-W .Us .,,,. Q.. 5' .Q I M' ,LN -, I - P. . -, f H iq F W ' V4 Cooch Ferrell gives the reom instructions before o rough workout. - y 'ali I 7' 1 ' 1-,,..,.,I Y . . Cooches Fronk Romero ond Mike Ferrell discuss strotegy while the teom stretches. Dubbo Butler worms up os Reed Shoemaker looks on. Boseboll v 305 f A... J ll, , z 1 v -.,, Q wry.: 'W X2 .. X ,xl F, vi Muln rolenred Rod Jacques holds o runners up or fursr Jimmy Barber stretches to moke rhe th1rd our John Wingate enjoys o snock before o gome. John Wingate sofely slides home. Gregg Burks sreols second bose. +'aw S. Y 'r...nii2Vf . f 'uni' A BASEBALL Boseboll ' 307 HISTORY MAKING TIGERS The Tiger Team of '54, Did something no one had before, You put us in Conroe's history book, And gave us that wonderful Regional Champs look! Look we did, all season long, This was the year everything went wrong, Too much rain, too much mud, It looked like the season was doomed to be a dudl It wasjust what you wanted, Our gold and white, A challenge to meet, You'd show us who was right! You banded together, United as one, The glory was yours, The season you'd wan. You went further on, Than ever before, Leaving a legacy and Challenge for those evermore! The sign at the field house, Is there to ready Let everyone know and Be proud of your deed. Your future's ahead, And it looks so bright, Do only the things You know are right. As you did in '84 Do your best, And with God's help, Yau'll handle the rest. 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Box 607 Conroe, TX 77301 NH, .rm f L N ,I IELIFLDIIISY , .. .. '-M119 . ,mid l r X 326 ' Supporters ,11- ....-un lrr I rr A 1 ilw-lirlrlrrr?rn.,..'. , 'rr ' .rr :mr rr Y Wu., 'plmwr rw'-'nr ,r ,nw 1 - , ' , J . r,, r -'-:V 'iikgrlmia' 4 5 - l O' n ' , . ,Q ,Y J wg- 'q,-Y. .frvv - r-rv: A U, RICARDO'S MEXICAN RESTAURANT 1027 West Loop 336 Conroe, Texas 77301 539-2277 Congratulations Seniors '85 92 A - Flowers and Gifts by: BARBARA 423 Mill sneer H Hog Owner - Barbara Poole S 2 WESTERN AUTO Wishes to Congratulate the Tiger Paws for a Good Year! 502 N. Frazier - Conroe 106 E. Montgomery-Willis S H0 PPE in London Town 804 W. Dallas Conroe, Texas 756-1900 fIffU v b M 2 xiii In RJ-L-2 328 ' Ads IUQS BIIITIINS Esprit Generra Hang Ten Zena Lee ciii9i5 Organically Grown 112 N. Frazier - Conroe Across From Sacred Heart Catholic Church Open Mon.-Sat. 10-6 44o9p 756-1345 Calvin Klein Jag Jordache Kardessa Ocean Pacific Ad 329 Petroleum Products and Equipment Q BRANNON DISTRIBUTING co., INC. 123 Avenue A - P.0. Box 1348 Conroe, Texas 77305 -lr -' -.-e,1,- -,, A , W TR A ' 95 -- . . ' 6, ' JEANNIE'S FLORAL D E SIG N Good Luck Seniors '85 Flowers and Plants tor All Occasions Wedding and Party Custom Silk R N B Consultations Arrangements F 'I B K I8 A neconns sr STUFF A X ' 156.4646 756-1556 760-3117 3207 w, Davis 4,25 Woodcreek Center Next to Doctors Hospital C0n 0e - - Ticketmaster wwe Sennces Computer Ticket Service Ats telatlora FTD visa Mastercard Tif:r1ETmH5TEa American Express ' COMPUTER TICKET ssnvlcf 330 ' Suppone vm 'P' 3 'f 5:'- ' -1-q41!I-gf: '! 1' V K ' K '1q,, ..-..,- A K al 3 T . ft: S MM In 'M'?Ai:F?' rn ff -Q3 .3 1.5 . . K QV. xii t lvl: f Y-...M :, 1 ! 1. I 4 I ' 1 f H 'A' 'lm' Q r I Q - gl I Y x rw - , ' 1 V, V . '.1, 1r,:'- rexfgo 1 1 3 9594 Pr 'QW ' ts , I I , ' K V 'Nl v Q lr t . ' v-:N y -4 I I 4 1 1 , 1 1 'Lf' 1 fr if ft- I . SL , ' 1' ' 3 A Y ' Q Q T'-.iriif . ,, 0, QIQQZ' ' 31353.21 4? 1 U L f f 1' Congratulations Tiger Band AMERICANA KCLLECTIONS 1 108-1 Loop 336 West Conroe, Texas 77304 SPP I- , '- Tig 5 T a foya H lv I , T I 1 I ' qi 1 ,f I :NNE 1- I 1. 4 Hlll ll1I l I u7e6rz7a1'y ,J gfoss Qeslyners For the Finest 310 Collins Conroe, TX 77301 756-9800 Maytag Amana SIMPSON-DABNEY INC. MAYTAG CONROE THE BLACK EYED PEA 1400 Loop 336 West Conroe, TX 77301 Congratulations to Seniors CO. Built-in Hotpoint Appliances 756-2125 Geo. Dabney David Dabney 202 N. Frazier Bob Simpson Conroe, TX Congratulations to Seniors of '85 From CRANFORD OFFICE SUPPLY We Take Visa and Mastercard One of Conroe's Leading , I Q, , M Office Supply Store I X L'1'fi'l,fl18 756-9115 X ' L Z i L p ffcamplere Line of or I- . H 1 XL ' Q - ! 1dih'iFi,.i JI Office Supplies Furniture 353-7810 5- 47555 W W .-11 and Machines 308 N. Main Conroe i p ll ' . ' ' u Free Delivery I 332 ' Support T if Q 4 W Nexogllle 0 ii 3? Conan: ICYX CCNROE BICYCLE SALES AND SERVICE 903-A Loop 336 756-3614 No Need to Goto Houston!! - Full Service Dept. for All Bikes - Complete Parts and Accessories Dept. - Full Line of Quality 10-Speed Bike - Big Inventory of BMX Bikes and Accessories Largest Selection of Bikes and Accessories North of Houston We Accept Visa and Master Card American Express Congratulations to the Conroe Football Team SDP It's on the Way YANCEY READY MIX 1316 Old Montgomery Rd. Conroe, Texas 77304 1409, 756-1151 539-1761 17131 353-9477 Bob Yancey - Owner CONROEEPEDIATRICS 334 ' Supporters JOE MYERS DATSUN 333 I-45 South 760-2100 Go Tigers!! SPD S I t 409-5323: ,W Gene and Norene H9197 937 if Reaves Records and Tapes f-F 33f!l'.3,??.?ZZLiZTL ZzTZZ,'Z?Jck,,, SUPPOYT the TERNO OCKGFiOLLOCl.ASSlCALOSOULlJAZZ Conroe Tiger Band! Congratulations Irwsuriarwce WM. fm, Vmup Graduates! Way to Go Tigers! L 1?32,?i'3305 Q409j5??9?ggg: 2116 W. Davis D Conroe Conroe INSURANCE 156-3302 09121 will SWIMMING POOL RESTAURANT PRIVATE CLUB WE HONOR MAJOR CREDIT CARDS COLOR TV IN ALL UNITS DIRECT DIALING TELEPHONES AIR CONDITIONED Elnn -- A f A' K 1 T :xg -V. I, sjoi ,N HI' 9 . fig-il.. J-X II ,N 5 - A NI AI -27-9 37215, , he ff '1': 1 , f , Aux ffgw' y - 'I .Jr L I 756-77 'I mmzsmr: 45 ui cuxosrsu. connos ,Q 4.4051 I-'lv .1 .J ' and .L,,2' -of I I A A ' 5 .ad X. Nz'-N 4 JZ' ww A ,wh-nf Q HERS 1418 Loop 336 Conroe, TX 77304 539-9777 Supporrers - 337 COCHRAN'S JEWELERS 914 West Dallas at Crossroads II Conroe, TX 77301 756-5542 Congratulations Seniors! TEXAS STATE OPTICAL Opthalmic Dispensers 1 148 W. Dallas Cross Roads Shopping Center 1713, 756-8622 Conroe, Texas 77301 This Ulcl 1-iovse 1229 S IH45 2104 AVE M 17131291-2421 539-3993 HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS 77340 CONROE, TX 77301 ELLEN BALKE I-IANDCRAFTED GIFTS DOROTHY ISBELL MINIATURES. JEWELRY WILTON CAKE SUPPLIES ART 5 CRAFTS SUPPLIES Wouble Take Bmtqu A Special Shop for: Dresses, A2 Q Sweaters, Sportswear, Lingerie, Accessories, and Lots More. Crossroads Center Conroe, TX 77305 lyenusfzy cfXJsf2ai'L ifonc Qsflirzy f Bzownfaa Ckufgffii cginca 1932 Y ZOI c3Lmorzforz ij Davin! Q?ufL5'c'Laz Comics, 'jr 77301 15351. fqoqf 539-9295 ffDgune: 756-2751 Watch and Jewelry Repairing on the Premises. Tux Rental 409-760-2502 Wafhyegc yfwma IVIONTGQMEIQY PLAZA Int. 45 - Loop 336 C0nI'0e, TX 77304 336 - Supporters Congratulations to the Seniors of 1985! gf ffQ?ff,.' ' :.fQ13m' 1 - I Q , 1 t ' Sli 112. l lil -my l Vihk nfgtlflfib anim, '- ' 115: ifiinwa 3 , winters. , ' , iii: ' ,X 7 Vi ,A W, T . ,ZW 'sf- Theresa Mayes Kim Ellzey Lisa Clayton Kim Mott Heather Long Kelly Wilson Sonia Kullak 'Joy Becklerv Donna Goodson Congratulations A ' bhllgfggggr senfofsfas... Personal Crmsures True a special boutique 1018 Houston St., Conroe, TX 756-5299 1 Block East of Frazier, Behind Kolache Shoppe CONROE FABRICATION 81 WELDING INC. Loop 336 and 105 East Conroe, TX 77305 409-756-4982 Go Tigers! 340- Supp OYISYS X 'Xf -if-f -f ..p- '1'-P' ' ' 'f ' hr- d'1':F :ff , -- . 1, 1 . A ,,.l,4 .',',j',. 31 y'.g 15351021 ' , X DANCE FANTASTIC Exercise Classes 2017 N. Frazier Complete Line of Enroll Wood Creek Shpg. Ctr. , Dancewear Now Conroe, Texas 77301 Authorized Dealer for: Cheryl Hutchins 7 ' Capezio 14095 539-5255 Danskin Caruska A Fleratard Gilt Ideas for: ,A , Recitals, Birthdays rl R Special Occasions fx Tanning Lounge 1 by Wolff System in 1 :Zim Son 842 0 Suppo .,.,: .W . . x CONROF 'iAR!2'9'ARE Conroe Open 7 Days a Week Hwy. 105 E. 11 Mi. East of Loop 3361 E Master Card and VISA Accepted -3342 .- THE KOLACHE SHOPPE Featuring Kolaches, Bread Cakes, Pies, Etc. Antiques 701 Waco T AR Conroe, Texas 77301 756-1711 Douglas B. Popp R PERHES A A 409-1255 9'A'2 2 22 A l O2 2 VV LEWIS CON R06 xi' TEXAS 7 '7 5 O J. ' ' 'i'f,'I,'.QVPETS Am NX'1:5 iaaaaaaaa Henry 8: Jenola Ford 1422 E Loop 336 West C' moe. T 1: 77304 4097 6 V88 DAILEY OIL TCOLS. TAKING NEWQ DIRECTIDNS FOR CONROE. 2507 NORTH FRAZIER - CONROE, TEXAS ' 77305 2866 ' M092 760-2625 lv A Laulvvnnhklloa 01:1 CONROE TRUCK AND TRACTQR Serving Montgomery County tor Over 50 Yrs. I FCI' 756-4464 Conroe M5 F 353-7964 Houston K Q, . CONROE MILL 81 SUPPLY CO. Industrial Supplies Machine Shop Stephen Law - President 820 East Davis 756 2731 Conroe TX 77301 344 - Supports Congratulations Seniors! Compliments of ERNEST COKER, JR. 11-XXTES fSfXVV CO.. l'Yf5 S ' SERVICE 'K '. 1 .g.:4 .Jxvv M:-'ffs:'swgu:mwr:w:mL-. 55.-,,. .. ' aw- -- P-H --v. 1, --MM -A .T.t..f...W.-1.w,.,. .. . .. f ,, N V , , K V A sibd C 0. Preferred by Favorite of Professionals Farmers and for 40 Yrs. 240 N. Frazier Construction Crews 756-2341 2 Mi. N. on Hwy. 75 756-3171 Supporters - C345 Congratulations Seniors!! REALTY WORLD BUFORD 81 ASSOCIATES ,.-' ' 1012 Cable SI. 756-1153 I f 6 That's Video LO Serving All Your Video Needs AIR CONDITIONING, INC. 1136W-Dallas 712 South Frazier ci23?3-IgII3-32301 755-5545 and 755-5583 9920 FM 1960 18519 Kuykendahl Air Conditioning and Heating HUmb'e, TX 77333 spring' TX 77373 Complete Sales and Service MORAN UTILITIES CO. 2108 N. Frazier Congratulations Seniors 85! 756-4431 O46 0 Supporre- E iw fed!! XX XXX, Qlf!,f X iw 'file K ul I 'Q, 51N Ml, N '22 1 Q, r , W 9 Q 62 ' fl jf fWfp1, Wvyfpy 1? ' ' ' W ' I Hifi? If ew 6019041 V I ' 12 Q' II K IK Romans 12:12 xW gf 'ITA I in I I I A717 x. I N 1 M341 1 -N in Sig' I II? I I ,Wm Wx I 1 Q slgg CongratuIationsA1985 Graduates SONRISE CHRISTIAN BCOK 81 GIFT SHOP 122 W. Davis Conroe, TX 77301 We Have Graduation Announcements Come and See! W -Hamwmal, Cmbp SCOTTS CARD AND PARTY Conroe Center, 756-7110 BLOSSOM FLOWER 1iU 4nA, 6' ' 1, og o 5 3 1 . 1' . ,. SHOP VJ' 171 V ., S ' A -. Ugglif, .. CONROE GYMNASTICS AND FITNESS - Boys and Girls Q3 and upj Gymnastics - Cheerleader Tumbling - Ladies Trimnastics - Creative Aerobics 'i F, - - -Karate Marcia Noyes 756-1599 Agnes Rommel 113 Rhodes - Wedding Arrangements - Corsages - Potted Plants and Gifts 909 Houston St. Conroe, TX 756-3513 l . - F'-'ENE I n K '- -' 1 ' rfb 1 C . . 925W LEWIS , ' 117 3 4 5222, , Qdoiffdff-s5Qf CONF1OE,TEXAS773f11 ' 1 1 K! l V E 'Zfi-9 - il Nl H., .1 T +...,.,,,. as P ff' 5' 1777 specmruzewcxm gf2 31f f ' Y Sacred Heart Parish - Masses - Saturday - 6:00 p.m. - Sunday - 8:00, 10:00 and 11:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Wed. Thru Fri. - 8:00 a.m. Confessions - 15 Minutes Before Masses Baptism - 1st Sunday of the Month - 12:30 p.m. 1Contact Parish Officej Marriage - Contact Priest 6 Months in Advance Rev. Laurence Connelly, Pastor 109 N. Frazier Conroe, TX 77301 Parish Offices Behind the School 1409, 756-8186 WICKEFX and PATTAN FURNITURE K6 Aoproprrare Accessorfesi FEEDER'S SUPPLY CIIUWS Zrlyf NlllIIJNA Q H U UTS! Stuart Taylor V Bill Bergfield 756-5599 S. Main - Conroe 348 - Supporters Congratulations Seniors of '85 .L Qwelers Q: EW i,'J5fAg4f.- - 1 E fi 'o'l'A fnl E .Q .E , 416 C Loop 336 West C4091 539-5151 Montgomery Plaza 539-1332 Conroe, TX 77304 5 pp 349 C I I t' ongra u a Ions M om, Suzangifayum Thanks for Everything. Class of 85 1 You and Dad Are Very Special. I Love You DR. EARL D. HAMMIT Ve'V 'c ' LD. AND STAFF 'anna Congratulations Srs.! Ladies Fashions, Shoes and H db an 395 81 SUPPLY 721 W. Davis 756-5831 101 E- Davis Conroe Genie' conroe, TX 77301 756-2423 - Y +4 I PHOTOSPORT PHOTOGRAPHY ROBERDS Pg V IL ezz:iz,1f2.1:s.s:,F PHARM ACY 333 N. Rivershire Dr. Conroe, TX 77304 14091 756-4254 Jodie Roberds Christian Enterprises, Inc Congratulations Seniors HAI R IN C . 14091 756-3944 1108 G Loop 336 539-1843 West U Conroe, TX 2021 Airport Rd. P.0. Box 1703 77301 Conroe, TX 77305 850 - Supporters UHVHI DEIH PHUTUBRHPHV2 P.O. Box 2488 Conroe, 77305 1409, 756-1861 - Corporate Meetings, Conventions - Commercialllndustrial 0 Portraiture , - Passports 'Q5 - Senior Portraits J, 4 -X - weddings ':'c?5.t f-The Professional Look 'N o 'fox N I 'fi hfki SHEPARD FURNITURE CO., INC. Two Great Stores Back to Back in Conroe 210 E. Davis Conroe 756-3363 110 W. Phillips Houston 353-2148 Finest in Home Furnishings Supp QC? MONCO MOTORS Quality Used Cars Since 1968 900 E. Davis - 756-7706 410 Loop 336 - 539-9880 g m: s spasm PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY 215 S. Washington - Cleveland Office Furniture Showroom Located at 1037 W. Austin Behind the Main Store v Printing - Blue Printing - Office Machines - Computer Supplies Office Supply Store est ? ' g Located at 1105 W. Dallas com-oe 539-2243 Bridal Services H t 353-5785 China - Crystal - Silver - Bath Shop - Candles ous on Gourmet- Jewelry - Gifts - Hallmark Cards .z-if Godiva - Antiques Montgomery Plaza Conroe: 756-7704 I-45 and Loop 336 Houston: 353-1077 Q., 2 ., iff? - 3 VAUGHN BOOKKEEPING Located at: 106 Gulf States Rd. Grangerland, TX 231-2251 Congratulations Class of '85! 352 ' Supporters Watch out cuz . . . Golden Girls of '86 are gonna rope you down! , .Lx ' a,.,f A, Together we stand, divided we fall, all for one and one for all! Not Shown: Tinker Wein, Kris Schminky, Amy Hall I W is Nw dwingn lin in Q,-:ILT W es YLW, 74 NX,fV'- FOREQETCH BARGAIN House, mc. Discount Western Wear Tl I ' 'r P.0. Box 719 - 516 E. Daivs Conroe, Texas 77305 , 4091539-2330 f Julius P. Foretich Julius C. Foretich President Vice President Come be part of something 55 'Zhi-5 different, at CONROE CHURCH OF NAZZARENEJ' Keven Wentworth - Pastor Dick Bergland - Youth test Pastor 354- Supporters m i Congratulations Srs. of 85! Best of luck Tennis Teams! Compliments ot: WARDZNEIFECTRIC SPP '.. Ll2ii.v',, '14 A. Ilr . ip ,,, ,Q L,,. ' -V - TX ' ' - af z ' zz' , .ww f-'it K , W A ., , ' ' Z JK,-f X. Congratulations to the Class of 1985ll Compliments of: GREAT HOUSE FOR CHILDREN 900 W. Dallas Store 1713, 756-6040 Conroe, Texas 77301 Office 1713, 756-6020 Congratulations Srs. of 1985!! x.4., ... 1 A Q in Zi. 0 + . - 1' is ' f, fa, 3401W-Dam SuiteB 7' M T U 1 is 539-9000 OFF THE WALL Records and Tapes 356 ' Supponers 1 X ' f . ' X J f ' u 'x f if Qu- - Y' 54- W4 Hough f5c:clQ33Cl-lfL1 ang? POHOCK A' 5+6PhNrye Q H Yann MQW W vwdmcff gxsxseun wand 'g,J3fw'Ju 5 Laura! gtyzmmlu 7 xqCK71?qyQlyJs5-vavlbrif lciuffd Nmvwmgw hij EAL if ', fmfmwf., ,o,Mlm AH K X Q WVQATWICVVB 5Uf1LQUilL5w5Uyg1 ' .Jar URIYZQ: Kj,2 l5QQfSI?33'dW3ON1 v71meFv Congratulations Srs. of 85! PEARCE CLINICAL LABDRATORIES 805 N. San Jacinto Conroe, Texas 77301 Congratulations Class ot 1985! ru 5-.','o--,.,,g.Q5f,' 1 A 2 I f ' VR 'ff,2:,i?, we ni':'1'w or I lI?Si2??5N5f2f?5?fsXfS9,11 -iir s:ivsz'i?5if9:ff -,-. ?'f!',h'v4,w3f Vrfm-f-.imiuz::+.1Q:ffmvae LONE STAR TIRE COMPANY 809 W. Davis Conroe, Texas 77301 4091539-9311 Tires - Batteries - Alignment - Brakes - Balancing - Shocks - Retreads 358 I Supporte Congratulations Class of 1985! I I QVILTWOQU I T5'j7IO?QX700d Congratulations Srs. of 85!! Compliments of: 1st UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 207 West Phillips St. Conroe, Texas 77301 756-3395 JUNIOR MISS MONTGOMERY COUNTY MARY ASHLEY PAUL Congratulates The Golden Girls and The Flare Staff for a good year. F- PRQA Congratulations Class of 85! Conroe 539-2184 Houston 353-4537 3504 W. Davis Conroe, TX 77304 ... 1 ...---,.. --:..- --...T .. ... i l J iv ...-- .. ,.. -...- .... -F, .. ... M .-- gjii ,.. R2 3 1r,f,,.-...ms 5' 7 an-siion vmS,:'f:'i'Z09d f Ofa G. Wrlyflllfllj' Cfmzm' .3'lm,f7j.v1'11g Cenler Owner - Mamgw 723 VV Daws 409 756-5005 Conroe, Tvxas 77301 062 - Supporters 'iihe 300 families worhing in The lhanding are proud to be a part of the growth and progress of ilhontgomerg iiountg. been nt mmm: Au Sfvfw cunts . 2 AD THE LANDING 55 ,,,-.1 Q0 7 MOM'S CERAMICS Congratulates Michelle and Tina 1984 85 Tiger Paw Majors 14 North Star Porter TX 77365 17131572-1527 MARSHALL BOOKKEEPING 400 North Main Conroe, TX 756-6160 364 ' Supporters STEAK AND ALE I Conroe, TX 77301 539-2169 STEAK f - nf X X X X X X b XS N 7'i.J , k O5QvbfYWC 0vQfYw'+L9JuiQ QKQLMYB CONROE OFFICE SUPPLY Everything for the Office 756-3341 2017 Frazier, Conroe, TX 77301 DIYXQJKQQ QQQNGOSQJUNQ , GW MW QQQQQI C513 X rw-nga. C 5 swf Congratulations JV Cheerleaders 539-4200 From Conroe, TX 77301 2017 N. Frazier 366 ' Supporters X wmwishwwq W C fKQ QQ JZCYYW I XQWLU Qmodam www wh wbmui, SWG W0 CWUU CGWWV LQLDLLLKW-E PIED PIPER UNH UAMMQQ MX C02 l'f?rfx22'l3201 QQMMU DUCUU3 HWLQJ fYLQJv47f 035651 539-5116 Lawn JQXQNQVQ UYNJfQJkC,9f5 Qfvwd upww QGLLEQHI- gg,-fwsw M 'sw if 'Q'o,Q!cga w V-ff' .Z--- Jw f QM., F., of' ' g.,.-- TOWNE A-W'-W ' i 4- - Bridal Registry - Fine Home Accessories Gift 906 North Frazier Conroe, TX 71301 4 4 4 V A 1 , -,Aff-'K' .,.. e.-ff'- 'A' ' f 756-9022 Q 5 I ' ,4 Y.. . V - 1, jx' .L r -- --sae - -,s 1 -'-1 -:Z ffif 1',.a4f f-V ' Lu ' 9. 4y '?f,i1 ' .. 71 ' , an . fkK1iw'Qi3g: 'T we ' Q? Q 11- .2 f ' 4 , We 0 ,---21144. , P4 N-QQC' ' -N - ' Ux- K 1 x , , i 1 - ' ,1 ,, fL '.a.. gf' V .i ...I-,113 W., A ,. 'YQVL Him? 'ff-.:.1.. 1 ' Jw- var wif A8zH ELECTRIC? C0. 756-0442 24 Hours Yi , K My W ,, - -M ,,,, Y 1'-as kv, V -'-3-...sy a. v--- .1 368 0 Supporters Congratulations Seniors Best of luck W in all your future endeavors e 'lheWbodlands A real hometownm for people and companies. Coke is it!!! COCA-COLA STAFF OF CONROE Highway 75 at League Line Rd., Conroe College education is an investment in the future! See Us for Your Student Loan 756-1144 704 E. Davis AMERICAN BANK P.O. Box 2428 370 S pp US. i Conroe High Schoolf' ., K . x ff 'AN 5 I ' ' 43,9 V .f XS I NX In You 5' 539 0299 'nts'-Fu-St Member Fmc gmgxlggst Bank 1 0,2 ..1.i '-L. - 'xx O W. c. W C X ' x S4 756-5666 E 'e N Montgomery Plaza ! ie2Af?'f g Shopping Center 3 t 1406B Loop 336 W. Conroe, Texas 77304 In 1408 W. Loop 336 Montgomery Plaza Conroe, TX 77304 372 S ppo r NATICNAL BANK OF CONROE Congratulates Conroe High Seniors 84-85 24 Hr. Teller - Drive In ' Open Saturday Locally Owned Independent Bank ..-v,. , .. X UW I Yi Rx QQ' 4 fy N. I xg? 3 , L Wilson Rd. at I-45 539-3535 350-Bank Member FDIC 5l-VP Mrs. Dodd, Thanks!! TIM HALWAS Srs. 86 Compliments ol JOHN COOK, Fire Chief City of Conroe Stephanie, Just yesterday you were our little girl. Today a young woman embarking on the future. You have made us so very proud. May all your dreams, goals and wishes be fulfilled. We love you. MOM AND DAD IKM cum rlv W. M was PL or rw-.4 rw Bonnze Faurt ZEN'S SEWING CENTER Vacuum Cleaners f Sewing Machines Sales - Service - Parts Authorrzed Dealer For Manager ,,4 ' Conroe The Woodland: 205 Slmomon Cmrrroadr Sbopping Center Woodwindx Sbopprng Ctr, ik' Conroe Texas 77301 1-45 Af Hwy. 105 1-45 At Sawdurx if 4054539-9195 Canme, Terai 77301 Spring, Texru 77380 539-2193 292-3385 On the Square 374 - Supporters ,.. , WP9 Congratulations Seniors!! Compliments of: Xmlff, Xxxlff, Wyman 4? WW 715A West Davis Conroe, Texas 77301 756-4000 John Stur is Custom Design 9 Master Jeweler and Manufacturing SPP is I I 1 1 r ' 1 f nv ' 'LMI I l:.,nQ::4 A 'P-.'-..-.-aol F I I is 3708 HE West Davis Conroe, Texas 77304 539-1566 Hey Tigers, You've got some new fans - in town!!! I-45 - Take Gladslell Exil 760-2446 376 0 Supponers Y 5 .np 1933 Suppo Since 1930 HAZEL 81 ALLEY MACHINE SHDP, Conroe, TX 77301 INC. Richard Benton, Machinist t d d sta s where it is Business goes where it is invi e an y well treated. 760-2622 604 Semands Houston 7131353-5566 Congratulations and Best of Luck to the Seniors of '85! Commendations to The Flare Staff for another excellent job! MOON 0 LACE 1104 South Frazier ace' 'mvumvr 756-4722 378 - Supporters Congratulations Conroe High School Band We Salute You! THE 45- eg reenhaas PLANTS 8:THlNGS 'QM Landscaping and Maintenance ALICE COKEF! 118 Rhodes Street 0 Conroe,Texas 44093 756-7171 5 pp 379 Specializing in Mulfi-Color Printing FULL COLOR BROCHURES CREATIVE DESIGN - COPY LAYOUT ART - STATIONERY CATALOGS - FOLDERS Coll 756-5988 OR HOUSTON LINE 353-1025 2208-B N. FRAZIER - CONROE LOCATED BEHIND PLANTATION PROP, BLDG. FARMS - RANCHES - RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL PILL Box UL DE J OW L LT' sosluoopasswesx F 2 an G' ef T A Congratulations CARL F. STROTHOFF ' 5eni0 9' REALTOR-AUCTIONEER C0nf0e, TX 77301 756-9781 P.0. Box 7044, Cut-n-Shool, Tens 77303 REALTOR nn. aosneo-1256 -H'- xx1.l,-Vg., il ry I I sr . i,'rw'. L' B 51 EL in , mu-ig EPRESCRIPTIONSV' ' N. if ' fn, Y' 'T ff -IL ill? E f, A 1 ' Q gl iiQQ.:3fQiQ4fx' Lib: F LA 7 7 V .YI ' IL fi..U7' . A . ii -F.f-,Viewg O 5 13 L ' ' A SCOTT PHARMACIES Conroe, TX 302 N. Main 77301 756-3514 Connie Ruppert 409-756-4426 H FASHIONS I J 4 COMPUTER CENTERS BY 62 CONNIE Montgomery Plaza Shopping Center 14l8 - Q lump 336 West SUN PARK CENTER CONROE, TX 77303 Cgnl-053, 'Ffgxgs 77304 1108P, LOOP 336W 14091 756-0380 380 ' Supporters JIM GENTRY 1- BUILDER 100 Commercial Curcle 756-1315 SPP s- ' CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH o eland DQDGE P 1014 Loop South P.0. Box 1309 MVASOTA 6 mms Navasota, TX 77868 fi ,, Leases - Sales - New ChrysIerlPIymouthl Dodge Cars and Trucks - Complete Service and Parts. Navasota Houston Conroe 19091 825-2220 1713! 373-9191 14091 756-1823 382 ' Supporre Compliments of: HARDLD EMMICK BUILDER CONGRATULATIONS FLAG CORPS COMPLIMENTS FROM: CLARKE CENTER Supp -Qt l1mREr- Men's and Women's Career Clothiers 1108 E LOOP 336 WEST - CONROE, TEXAS 77301 - 409-539-3034 385 5 pp Class of '87 .I L. t l s Wt - s is get QE? V Hail I There's no substitute for the BEST!! IZGCCCV 3 . Lg , I I. IMM-ff mlm W MN mmfx on-if i fowl www M1 oulow MH +1 HW. 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Love Elizabeth and Vicki ' , i . , 3,4 ' wvvm Q V . , s ,J ' R t I fy g f J' 4 1 1 AlN'T THAT AMERICA SENIDRS 'as X Congratulations Seniors! 1610 N. Frazier 756-1818 SPP .MfwnbM'H NW'w f K W1 V ' A DEQORATQR 5 DEPUT jU:pTOM MUMPS 392 S ppot CONROE rruulluu-.. Jun 'YlI1I1 ' We Sell the Bes 756-4005 and Crossroads Il Fix the R CONROE SCHNNXNN CYCLES l Congrat I S 98 Especially: Rusty, Stump, Tim, George Chris, Lance, Billy, Piggmy, Pat. lt's about Time!!! 3401 w. Davis hfllf dgf 5396200 . 4 xg ls. ,, af an fy fi? El ve? May our dreams carry us far. Thanks Mrs. Melton and our it little sisters for your loving support. Golden Girl Seniors of 1985! Congratulations 1985 Flare Staff And Seniors 1985!!! h ' A Compliments of: TINSLEY'S CHICKEN 'n RCLLS And the Boss Birds! o2E to Mg D gl-In so NF Mg D Hlt 9o5fwD Mg Cy th B k PIGGLY WIGGLY .- -u , A . f Q 'if'- A -. - ti 1 r.5 ,. . f35-23 'f Af' at -1+ ,, A.. V Mini' ' H . 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Qraprrifiball lodllru ATEN FORMEN . , , , , , . e74f -WI' 14414 911-nf-eff' Cfgafzdazuvsf gzame fgnofzfw 'Suit l Snort Coats -Underwear mac .pangs .p-10519,-y I ,r iiN'l15HlAwlNcs Nueva . .5 -ggfifffar -Jfffl igBraun's London Town 'zmisrggs :gggznes i LONDON TOWN-FRAZIER .1 DALLAS Phone 'li'-1'?63TE53el'T5Bm5S uy.-N-v 7' Q Q 756-5050 Reflections 3708-C W. Davis Conroe, Tex. 400 ' Supporters , , A , .X F rAII The Seasons of - rj 4 Your Lite ' . ft , lf i - , ' f 9 i C ONRUE as N60-t6':.AN:1?JRB wmv, mm N ...Q-1 West Conroe Baptist Church Y Sid Woodruff - pastor 4 I 6 W 632 v T' Z 5-1 -NL. Vlobadv wzwfle tv vc :Mme-I-f QQQQ odge City Tomball CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH DODGE Conroe it TOMBALL ii 539-9595 1713! 351-2000 New Dodge Cars 81 Trucks Leases Full Service Ronald 81 Kim Conroe Welding Supply fo ? Congratulations Srs. of 85!! Supp X X x X A C X , vi? M065 al-Kar Electrlc 1702 Teas nd. QODFCETTQQBS 77304 AQ ,,,,UQ!Pr' 1 r Good Luck to the Dale of '87! XX-X! 5-V51 XX Sincerely, Jennifer and Suanna e L Y , ggjfx, XV: 'OO 'tim W, . . G 'V ,J pm-gf! n X ' 12+ 'V Afi 404 - Supporre CASHNER TRUCK TRAILERS Short-term Rentals .': ,zj L I ,. 1,1 W 924' f ..L:,i . 1 'fwf ff We ' 4 ' T Yg,,4.iif-' f - M... ff,-5, V VY Iii ' qw Av , Long term Leasing 114 A f ,.n'i ' -g. I , bl Y? 3 Q- In u Storage trailers wx . ' . A :Qt fl Vqlli il I-521. ' ,Q-I-ff WM V xt 4 ' 3:1 Speciality and Reefer .Ax J Pkigd gl equipment Dick Gluffre - President 675-3251 801 Teas Rd. 14091 756-2126 FAMILY OWNED 81 OPERATED MD I I PRESIDENT: K. B. cAsl-INER IJIIIIII fwfwmff VICE-PRES.: JEFF CASHNER SALES MANAGER: DICK KRUEGER FUNERAL DIRECTOR: CHARLES WALKER TH E SAWH O RS E 1208 South Frazier Conroe, TX 77301 i X... -qi., Congratulations to Srs. of '85! Supporters' 405 ,, A, W X Good Luck '85 It's Your Turn '86 fQqhvw 4.45152 1,1 ' W' I I I ,,nV - A E I ' I ' X .,,. -,,..e,,-e5 .,,,.M ,Z I K, 1 f, in W ,. A f- 5 'WMI 244, 1 r r s x ? 4 E ! ' 1 -f Y ff-9 1' From: Deanna, Cherie and Circle Double C Contractors 406'Suppon Front: Jennifer Davis G hen Montgomery Back: Tori Lowra Andrews Congratulations Flare Staff and Seniors of '85 From: Richard and Kandy Davis W e.- .. ,c.-,..,-. Wg- 'V - .. A . EHNRL RATTAN INTERIURS gs' A me as an H N- Eb Q f Montgomery County's Finest Rattan, Wwker and Accessoriesj r Unique Home Furnishings ' 2: q I 1 -5 Sofas Baker's Racks Lamps ' 5 Sleepers Breakfast Sets Pictures Groupings Game Sets Brass Etageres Bar Stools Baskets TabIeslTea Carts Rockers Unique Gifts Specializing in Rattan and Wicker Furniture Large Selection With Everyday Low Prices Customer Satisfaction It FREE Delivery I Special Savings on Special Orders to your Specifications. Located in Montgomery Plaza t409l 539-4400 I-45 81 Loop 336 West Between RandaIl's 8. Wal-mart 1 F F521-A L,--A figs- -47 nm ,la ,L .gg 1 a A S - egos W ,..... ,gl my A--T-via Compliments of Balf0L1rQ and Larry Thompson 406 - Supporters Treasured Quilts 81 Gifts 908 Lewis St. Conroe, TX 539-3525 5- he +154 ! iii!! Congratulations Seniors '85!! SPP Shelby Chaney Masonry Congratulates the 1985 Flare Staff on a job well done I I C gratulations The Vltamm Center Ef MIg:'::hin9'0n 1418 B Loop 336 Eastwood Shopping Center Collins and Jah nson 756 8595 Funeral Home, Inc. W M k G d H llh E C e, TX 77305 756 2311 S11 gikid Chick- n char broiled chicken+ 756-7727 ACROSS FROM Conroe High Q m CI to roon MARKETS 225 South Main Conroe, TX Ph. 756-4315 3 Locations 17529 FM 1488 Magnolia, TX Ph. 356-1123 Open: 7 days a week 2490 Lakewood Estates Ph. 273-21 13 If!! 5773157 Qgfzffeadyzkyvzzfagzizkiedi Good Luck Christine Amato and The Class of 1987! Congratulations to the Seniors Happy Trails Jon, Matt, and Rick From Janie Jule V c if as ' Nfrzlis' , ll nj, A 1, Q 'PH ws Q3 ! A N5 pi?-Zgsq If J J J' 'fl ff' it M iff 'Q Q J gl V' lilissff S- Congratulations, John, Steve, Jim, Jackie, John, Tim 412 S pp ' Steve Jones H8555 Aloha Dudes! Sometimes you just gotta Say LATER isnft bm anouah 'YA k.fX!xxxxfx.Af'.!X.. vvvgf- VnAJvs lpfs-5 Q gg-Nas, sys! .91 Saw V-Q muer world Nuns. Sui Barvvufw- ff- Jrhaik okat. Tim Momma Mums ouiq mai is fm wie! 'M PGDYVL aub mem ot' Wu l'fmNm16 flfaws I Tho. uDR,,,,x,6 Nw g!X,5,g HOkl'tIsDMG!'l Coumtxl , M., Nami milf Mu? ffiia Homme News localw owuw f0Pemf1n Clmror. 'TSXQ-Lo39 i Houma ZSD-QO'Zb Gifts - Rentals - Moving Decorator - Office Supplies and Furniture 756-6444 SS , u Street u,S. Post 0 'i o .Z 2 . cu IC OFFICE CONCEPTS 1112 North Frazier Conroe, Texas 414 5 pp ,QQCGNROETIGER 2' move PA W1 BANDEW ,X . ,Z , Y ,I QI' PM f , I-A Later days Feag! Sincerely, The Yard Apes OF CARPETS I I CONROE 523 South Frazier C T 77301 Congratulations Seniors of 1985 TE XAS Car Stereos 1108F Loop 336 W. Boutique Sunpark Center Accessories 539-3770 We Made Ii!! Seniors85!! Gretchen and Jennifer 416 S pp rg 1 1 1. 1' .,-, .gy ,rf itiie fm - gg 1 gy 7 ' in f A-4:1 ,.:, ,5 if V j it, ag-,.ge,ag1gf JS' Q 51 'W P 7 :F All rv 2--, . M., 9 1- ff, 5, all Km - ii .5 muh- A .Y,J 45.1 -Lifes' 4 ii-ii :g,g:4i CONHOE TIGER if Buckalew Chevrolet Joe 6 Malda 1717 N. Frazier 1604 I-45 NOFUW 353-4453 - 756-1137 Q 9 Max Mahaffey Ford Smith oble Toyotaoo 800 W. Davis 443 MC-Jeep Q 443-1308 760 I-45 81 Hwy 105 353-0574 San Jacinto Motors Standard Motors John Wiesner Buick, Oldsmobile-Cadillac-Suburu Chrysler-Dodge Pontiac, GMC Trucksl' Q 930 S. Frazier 803 N. Frazier 815 W. Davis 443-1262 353-5416 443-8402 -4 ei ,. - - , ' ,,. 5 - E51 ., ' n CHEVROLET A O - ,,-it A 3? . 'iii frqlfflf '1 f :i.414323li GMC Tnugx :MDA 5 Q as EA Egmmc . 021829352 'Q ,va ' ' N, M: ai 1. Q-Q., U- Q' -V ah I , H, ,K TovoTA 105 :gg lifono w, 14' V f Q ws OLDS limi CADKLAC Y HONDA SUBURU . J to 1 ,-gy Pylibx I Conroe Ne 'wise egg- Trucls Qea ers 3 Supporters- A17 Pal Joey Pizza SUBS - SALAD Bar Tiger Plaza - Hwy. 105 next to High School 760-3355 BEVERLY BUTAUD SCHOOL OF DANCE Beverly Butaud - Vice President Dance Masters ol America South Texas Association of Dance Teachers - Chapter No. 3 Member of Cecchetti Council of America Since 1908 Everett Hardware Sporting Goods Housewares Paint, Lawn. and Garden Supplies 101 W. Davis P.0. Box 98 Conroe 756-5538 Visit The Phone Store CONROE TELEPHONE CO. 756-0611 2505 N. Frazier LIN'S Good Luck! with the store, sis! Junior-Missy Apparel Love, Lisa 416 - Supporters Congratulations to the Seniors of '85 And Good Luck to Kelly, Ray, Calvin Matt, David, Todd, and Rem. Q I From the Gang - We Love You!! a' - A v . 'Q - ' MCK LUY lm. som snsl -?2.l'f' H Off T 1-----.. 3 ai! ff H 3255 533 af ff get ' . ff D DE X332 furniture 322 COLLINS Liddell Furniture wishes to congratulate Coach Jack Richburg and the Conroe Varsity Soccer Team for making it to the bi-district playoffs and with 10 returning starters, good luck to next year's state champs. The 1985 FLARE Staff would like to thank all the advertisers and the community for their continued support. Without your help, this yearbook would not be possible. Thanks! Fae Bedjbrdk FABULOUS FORMAIS 115 Chelsea at Camelot Conroe, Texas 77304 14091 756-3602 Wedding Gowns L3 Party Dresses 420 ' Supporters In loving memory Michael Graydon Harrison January 25, 1967 - December 13, 1984 Beloved son, brother, grandson, best friend to some, true friend to all. Humanitarian. He knew what love was and how to give it. He was the life ofthe party. A real leader. He always took up for those who eouldn't defend themselves. He will be missed by all. Love, Mom, Dad, Teresa and family RUSSELL ADAMS, Fr. Soph. Ind. Arts, Jr. Ind. arts. Sr. JERRY ALLEN, Fr. Soph. Jr. Var. Bsbl. Mgr., OEA, Spanish Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students,. Sr. Oea Par., Var. Bsbl. Mgr. BO ALEXANDER, Fr. Ind. arts, Soph. Var. Ftbl., Ind. arts,. Jr. Vars. Ftbl., Key Club, Boys' State, Sr. Vars. Ftbl. second team All-District. LAURA ALEWINE, Fr. Soph. Art, Jr. Homemaking Sr. Cosmetology. RYAN ALWORTH, Fr. Ftbl., Spanish Club, Track Soph. Ftbl., Spanish Club, Science Club, Leo Club, Jr. Var. Ftbl., Key Club, Leo Club, Science Club, Sr. Debate, Leo Club Pres., Young Republicans, Spanish Club, FLARE king Cand. BRAD ANDERSEN, Fr. Soph. Jr. VICA, SR. ICT-VICA, TERRY ANDERSON, Fr. JV track, Tiger Paws, Soph. JV Track, Tiger Paws, Jr. O.E.A. Sr. O.E.A. MELISSA ANDREWS Fr. Key Club, Marching Band, Flag Corps, Student Council, Fr. Class Vice-Pres. Soph. Key Club, Marching Band, Twirler, FLARE staff, Soph. Class Vice-Pres. Jr. Student Council Sec., Key Club, Band, Feature Twirler, FLARE staff Asst. Ed., Mu Alpha Theta, NHS, JR. Class Vice-Pres., Girls' State Rep. Sr. Student Council par., Key Club Sweetheart, Band, Feature Twirler, FLARE editor, Mu ALpha Theta sec., NHS, Homecoming Queen Cond., Sr. Class Vice-Pres., FLARE Queen Cand. La DONA ARCHER, Fr., FR. Bskbl., JV Track, FCA, Soph. JV and Var. Basketball, Var. Track, FCA, Key Club, FCA, Key Club, Sr. Var. Track, FCA, Key Club, FCA, Key club, Society of Distinguished American High School Students. STEVE ARIE, Fr., Ftbl. Soph. Jr. Sr. CATHY ARMSTRONG, Fr. Soph. Jr. Key Club, Sr. OEA, Spanish Club. STACEY ARMSTRONG, Fr. Key Club, Soph. Key Club, Jr. Key Club, Sr. Key Club, Home and Family living Club. RAPHAEL ARNSWORTH, Fr. MontGomery High School, Soph. Bktbl. Jr. JV Bsktbl., French Club, Sr. Var. Bskbl., French Club, Sociology Club. DAVID ARTIFICAVITCH, Fr. Ind Arts Club, Marching Band, Soph. Ind. Arts Club, Marching band, Jr. Ind. Arts Club, Sr. Ind Arts Club. JEFF AUDRISCH, Fr. Soph. Jr. Singapore American School, SR. Spanish Club, Key Club. KARI AUMILLER, FR. Key Club, Spanish Club, Athletic Trainer, FCA, Soph. Key Club, Spanish Club, Golden Girls, Jr. Key Club, Spanish Club, Golden Girls Jr. Rep, Sr. Who's Who Among American High School Students. MELISSA AYRES, FR. Golden Girls, Key Club. Soph. Golden Girls, Key Club, Spanish Club, Sign Language Club, Leo Club, FCA. JR. Golden Girls 2nd lieut. of company D, Key Club, FCA, Spanish Club. Sr. Golden Girls, Key Club. CHERYL BABB, Fr. Soph. JR, Sr. ANNE BAREFOOT, Fr. Soph. Spanish Club, Psychology Club. Jr. Spanish Club, Key Club, OEA. Sr. OEA Vice-Pres. DEBBIE BAILEY, Fr. Spanish Club. Soph. Spanish Club. Jr. Spanish Club, NHS. Sr, Mu Alpha Theta, NHS, Who's Who Among Ameican High School Students. KENDRA BAKER, Fr. Calvary Baptist High School. Soph. Jr. German Club, Key Club, Sr. German Club, Psychology Club, Key Club. KIM BAKER, Fr. Key Club, Marching Band, Flag corps, Soph. Key Club, Spanish Club, Marching Band, FLag Corps, Jr. Key Club, Spanish Club, Marching Band, Flag Corps, NHS. Sr. Key Club, Spanish Club, Marching Band, Flag Corps Captain, NHS. STEPHANIE BAROSH, Fr. Youth Rodeo Association. Soph. Youth Rodeo Association. Jr, Texas High School Rodeo Assoc., Youth Rodeo Assoc., French Club. Sr. Youth Rodeo Assoc., Texas High School Rodeo Assoc., Home and Family Living Club. DANA BARTON, Fr. Student council, Golden Girls rep., Key Club, Fr. Rep. Soph. Student council, Spanish Club, Key Club. Golden Girls, Soph Rep. Jr. Student Council, Head Cheerleader, Home and Family Living Sec., Key Club, Leo Club, FCA Jr. Rep. Sr. Student Coun- cil, Key Club, Leo Club, Homecoming Cand. RICHARD BAUERLE, Fr. Willlis High School, Ftbl., Bsbl., FFA, Spanish. Soph. Willis, Flbl., Bsbl., FFA. JR. Automechanics. Sr. Automechancis. SHARI BEARD, Fr. Marching Band, Flag corps, Soph. Marching Band, Flag Corps. Jr. Spanish Club. Sr, Psychology CLub, Spanish Club, Home and living club. STEVEN BEATON, Fr. Winnebago High School, Wrestling, Ftbl., Track. Soph, Winnabago High, Wrestling, ftbl. JR. Wrestling. Sr. REM BEITEL, FR. Bsktbl., FCA, JCL. Soph. Bskbl., Latin Club, FCA, JCL. JR. JV Bsktbl., Student Council, NHS, FCA, JCL, MU Alpha Theta, Latin Club Rep. Sr. Var. Bsktbl. Student Body Pres. Latin Club Reps, Student Council, NHS, FCA, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Triumph staff, Sports ed., Who's Who Among American High School Students, GSL, National Merit Commend. Scholar. LISA BELL, Fr. VOCCT. Soph. Childcare, FHA. JR. VICA, SR. VICA. TAMMY BENEFIELD, FR. Marching Band, Concert Band. Soph. Marching Band, Spanish Club. Jr. Marching Band, MU Alpha Theta, NHS. Sr. Marching Band, MU Alpha Theta, NHS, Who's Who Among High School Students. SUZANNE BENNETT, Fr. Golden Girls, Soph. Golden Girls, Key Club. JR. Golden Girls, Key Club, Spanish Club, Sr. ALEX BERWICK, Fr. Spanish Club, Gold Band. Soph. Spanish Club, Concert Band, JV Soccer. Jr. Symphonic Band, Var Soccer. Sr. Band, German Club. MARC BIEHL, Fr. Marching Band, Science Club, NFL, Young Republicans, Soph. Marching Bnd Science Club, NFL, Young Republicians. JR. Latin Club, NFL, Young Republicans, Who's Who Among American High Schoool Students. Sr. Lating Club, NFL, Young Republi- cians, Key Club. LORI BIEWEN, Fr. JV Bsktbl., JV Track, Spanish Club, FCA. Soph., Var. Bsktbl., VAR Track, Spanish club, Tigerette club, FCA. JR. Varsity Bskbl., var. track, psychology club, FCA, Tigerette club, Key club. SR. Psychology club, Key club, Who's Who Among High School Students. MATT BIGGIO, FR., Marching Band, Soph., Marching Band, District Band, Latin Club, JR. Marching Band, Latin Club, NHS, MU Alpha Theta. SR. Marching Band, Latin club rep., Student council, NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, Who's Who Among American High School Students. CHERI BISHOP, Fr. Soph. JR. MU Alpha Theta, Art club, French club. SR. Art club, HERO. ADAM BOHANAN, Fr. Soph. Spanish club. Jr. Spanish club. Sr. RICHARD BARKLEY, FR. bsktbl, Spanish club. Soph. JV bsktbl, JR. VICA, Auto body, Sr. Auto body Vlca. ELIZABETH BOX, Fr. Montgomery high School, Band, NHS, French club. Soph. Montgomery High School Band, French club. JR. Teage High School, Band. Sr. FLARE Queen Cand., HEROXHECE Pres. JCCWQC4 422 Senior Achievements COLLEEN BOYNTON, Fr. Marching Band, Soph. Latin Club, Marching Band. JR. NHS, Mu Alpha Theta Latin club, Key Club, Marching Band, Sr, NHS, Mu Alpha Theta treas., German club, Psychology club, FLARE Queen Cand. STEVE BRAND, Fr. Soph. Ind. Arts CLub. JR. Ind. Arts Club. SR. Ind. Arts Club. BRIDGEITE BRITANAK, Fr. Key CLub, Sciene Club. Soph. French Club, Science Club. JR. French Club, Key Club, Psychology Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. SR. French Club, Psychology Club, Key Club. VAN BROOKSHIRE, FR, Marching Band, FFA, Junior leadership team, 4-H officer. Soph. FFA chapter farmer degree, 4-H, Var. bsbl. mgr. JR. FFA, Chapter Advisor, Senior leadership team Sr. Who's Who Among American High School Students, FFA Chapter treas., 4-H. HARTWELL BROWN, FR. Key Club Rep., Bsktbl., JV Bsbl. Soph. Key Club, Spanish Club, Bsktbl., JV Bsbl., Jr. JV bsktbl., Var. bsbl., NHS, Who's Who Among American High School Students, SR. Key Club, Var. Bsbl. LYNNE BROSEMAN, FR. German Club. Soph. Marching Band, German Club. Jr. Marching Band, German Club, Spanish Club. Sr. Mar- ching Band, Flag corps, German Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. BEAU BROWN, Fr. FFA, 4-H, Bsktbl., Crockett High School. Soph. JR. Ind. Arts Club. Sr. TAMMY BROWN, FR. Dickinson High School, Student Council, track, Soph. Dickinson High School, Student council, Crosscountry. JR. Central High, speech. Club, Track, crosscountry. Sr. Spanish club. KELLI BRUSTER, Fr. Tiger Paws, FCA. Soph. Key Club, Leo Club. Jr. Key Club, Sr. WENDY BRYAN, Fr. Soph. Psychology Club, French Club, JR. Psychology Club, French Club. Sr. French Club, Triumph staff photographer, young Democrats Reporter. RODNEY BRYANT, Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. DANIEL BUCKLEY, Fr. German Club, Soph. German Club, YFC, Jr, German Club, YFC. Sr. German club, NHS. KIM BUCKNER, Fr. Var. bsktbl., Var. track, FCA, Tigerettes. Soph. Var. bsktbl., var. track, FCA treasurer, Tigerettes, Spanish Club. Jr, Var. bskbl., all Region, FCA treasurer, NHS, Tigerettes, Student Council, Jr. class Rep. Psychology club, Key club. Sr. Var. bsktbl., NHS, GSL, FCA Vice-Pres., Tigerettes Vice-Pres., Student council, Sr. Class rep., Spanish Club, Key Club, Psychology Club, FLARE Queen Cand,, Homecoming Queen Cand. KEITH BUDRO, Fr. French Club, Soph., Jr. Spanish Club, Sr. Spanish Club. SUSAN BURKES, FR. Soph., Jr, Deer Park High School, VICA, Sr. VICA, Cosmetology photographer. KIRK BURNS, FR. Ftbl., choir, track, Soph. Ftbl., Choir. Jr. Choir, Mu Alpha Theta. Sr. Choir, Mu Alpha Theta, FLARE King Cond. ANKE BUSCHMANN, Fr. West Germany, Bsktbl., Soccer, Track, Volleyball, Soph. Jr. Sr. Band, German Club, FCA, Art club, FLARE Queen Cand. BUBBA BUTLER, Fr. Ftbl., JV bsbl., FFA. Soph. VAR. Bsbl., FFA, Var. Bsbl., Spanish Club. SR. Var. bsbl., Who's Who Among American High School Students. KATHERINE CAIN, Fr. Volleyball, FHA. Soph. FHA, Vor. Volleyball Mgr., Tigerettes. Jr. FHA, Var. Volleyball Mgr., OEA. Sr. FHA, OEA, Var. Volleyball Mgr. LISA CAMPAGNA, Fr. Soph. Key Club. Jr. Key Club, OEA. Sr. Key Club, OEA Pres., VAC Reporter, Who's Who Among American High School Students. DONALD CAMPBELL, Fr. Ftbl., NFL. Soph. Var. Ftbl., NFL, Spanish Club, Jr. Var, Ftbl., NFL, FCA, NHS, Spanish Club, NFL Double Ruby, CHS Outstanding Debater. SR. Var., Ftbl., NFL Vice Pres., SR. class Rep., Young Republicans Executive Rep, FCA sec., NHS com- munication Chairman. JAMEY CAMPBELL, Fr. Ftbl., Ind. Arts Club. JR. JV Ftbl., track, Ind, Arts Club. Sr. Var. Ftbl. ALICE CANGEMI, Fr. Soph. Jr. Mu Alpha Theta, OEA, NHS. Sr. NHS, OEA, Mu Alpha Theta, Who's Who Among American High School Students. TROY CARLILE, Fr. Ind. arts club. Soph. FFA, 4-H. Jr. FFA, 4-H, Youth Rodeo Assoc. Sr. FFA Chapter Farmer Degree, Youth Rodeo Assoc., Texas High School rodeo Assoc. BRYAN CARR, Fr. Band. Soph. Bond. Jr. Bond, Spanish club. Sr. Band, Spanish Club. LINDA CASKEY, Fr. Soph. Key Club, VICA. Jr. Key Club, NHS. Sr. Key Club, NHS, Spanish Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. AVERY CHATHAM, Fr. Soph. JR. Voct. Sr. Voct. ' VICKI CHILDERS, FR. Key Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, Golden Girls, Fr. class Rep., Soph. Key Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, FLARE staff, Golden Girls, Soph. Class Rep. JR. Key Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, Jr. Class Rep. Leo Club, FLARE staff, Var. cheerleader. Sr. Key Club, Leo Club, Student Council, Student Body Vice-Pres., FLARE staff Var. cheerleader, Young Republicans, FLARE Queen Cand. SONJA CHOATE, Fr. Flag corps, Band, French Club, Soph. Flag corps, Bond, FHA. Jr. Flag corps, Band, French Club, Mu Alpha Theta, NHS. Sr. Flag corps Major, Band, Mu Alpha Theta, NHS, Science Fiction Club, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Who's Who Among American High School Students. NICOLE CLARKE, Fr. Marching Band, Flag corps, Soph. Band, Flag corps, Jr. FHA-Spanish Club, Band, Flag corps, Sr. FHA, Vice-Pres. of Projects, FLARE Queen Cand., Band, Flag corps, Who's Who Among American High School Students. ALICIA COLBY, Fr. Soph. Key Club, Spanish Club. Jr. Spanish Club. Sr. Spanish Club. CATHY COLE, Fr. Golden Girls, Fr. rep., Student Council, Fr. class Rep. Soph. Golden Girls, Student Council, Soph. class Rep., Key Club, Jr. Golden Girls, G.G's. Student council, Jr, class Rep., Key Club, Spanish Club. Sr. Golden Girls, G.G.'s Sr. Rep., Student Council Key Club, Sr. Class Rep., Psychology Club, FLARE Queen Cand,, Who's Who Among American High School Students. CAMERON COKER, Fr, Bsktbl., Spanish Club. Soph. Bsktbl., Jr. JV Bsktbl., Spanish Club, FCA. SR. Var. Bsktbl., Spanish Club, FCA, Key Club. ANGELA CONWAY, Fr. Soph. Key Club. Jr. Key Club, VOE-OEA Parl. Sr. VOE-OEA Pres., VAC - treas. KELLY COOK, Fr. Soph. Albeghamy County High School. Jr. Sr. HECE - treas. KATHY COOPER, Fr. Soph. Child Care. Jr. Sign Language Club, Cosmetology. Sr. Cosmetology. KIM COOPER, Fr. Greenhand Degree. Soph. Chapter Farmer Degree, Softball. Jr. Lone Star Farmer Degree, Key Club, Softball, SR. 00l9eI Senior Achievements 423 Ag. pres. Chapter sweetheart, Key Club, Softball, VAC, FLARE Queen Cond. JOHN CORLEY, Fr. Soph. Jr. Spanish Club. Sr. Spanish CLub. BRANDT CORNWALL, Fr. Soph, JV Soccer. Jr. Var. Soccer. Sr. Var. Soccer. STEPHEN CORRELL, Fr. Ftbl., Ind. Arts CLub. Soph., Art Club, Ftbl, Jr. Art Club. Sr. ANGIE COTTON, Fr. Soph. Jr. Key Club, Sr. Home And Family Living. KIM COVARRUBIAS, Fr. Bsktbl., Tigerettes, FCA, Key Club. Soph. Tigerettes, Key Club, FCA. Jr. Triumph staff, Psychology Club, Key Club, Spanish Club, Sr. Triumph staff, Psychology Club, Spanish Club. CHARISSE COX, Fr. Drama Club. Soph. Jr. Sign Language Club. Sr. German Club. JOHN CRAIN, Fr. Stratford High School, Ftbl., German Club, Drama Club. Soph., JV Cross Country, JV track. Jr. Shawnee Mission West High School, Cross Country, Swimming, German Club, track. Sr. Var. Cross Country, German Club, FLARE King Cand. CAM CRIPPIN, Fr. LaPorte High. Soph. LaPorte High. Jr. Choir, OEA. Sr. OEA, FLARE Queen Cond. TROY CURTIS, Fr. FFA.. Soph. FFA. JR. FHA. Sr. Drama CLub. BETH ANNE DALY, Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. Key Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. BILLY DAVIDSON, Fr. Drama Club, Thespians, Finian's Rainbow . Soph. Drama Club, Thespians, Music Man , Choir. Jr. Drama Club, Thespians, The Man Who Came To Dinner , Fiddler on the Roof , Show Choir. Sr. Drama Club, Thespians, Blithe Spirit , Grease , Show Choir. CHRISTINE DAVIS, Fr. Soph. Art Club, Jr. Cosmetology, VICA. Sr. Cosmetology, VICA - vice-Pres. JENNIFER DAVIS, Fr. Band, Flag corps, Key Club, FCA, Science Club. Soph. Band, Flag corps, Key Club, Spanish Club, Science Club. Jr. Band, Majorf- Flag Corps, Key Club, Spanish Club, FLARE staff, French Club, Sr. Key Club, Spanish Club, French Club, FLARE staff, Psychology Club Sec., FLARE Queen Cand., NHS. MELONEE DAVIS, FR. Band. Soph. Band, German Club. Jr. Band, German Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Sr. Mu Alpha Theta, NHS, German Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. REGE DAWSON, FR. Ftbl, Track, Choir. Soph. Ftbl., Track, Choir. Jr. Ftbl., Ind. Arts Club. Sr. Ftbl., Ind. Arts Club. MELANIE DAY, Fr. Westerville North High School Spanish Club, Band. Soph. Band, Jr. Band, NHS. Sr. Band, NHS, Who's Who Among American High School Students, GSL, YFC, Key Club. SUSAN DAY, Fr. Flag corps, Band, Green hand Degree. Soph. Flag corps, Band, Chapter Farmer Degree, Softball. Jr. Key Club, Spanish Club. Sr. FFA, Key Club, Spanish Club. PETER DEAR, Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. Young Republicans. MIKE DEISON, Fr. French Club, Bsktbl. Soph. French Club, Key Club, Jr. French Club, Key Club, Sr. Key Club. COLLEEN DEMENT, Fr. Golden Girls, Spanish Club, Trainer, Spanish Club, Jr. Spanish Club, Key Club, FLARE staff - Activities Ed. Sr. Key Club, Psychology Club, reporter, FLARE staff Activities Ed., Who's Who Among American High School Students. STEVE DEZEEUW, Fr. Chess Club, Latin Club, Soph. Latin Club, JV Soccer, Chess, Club. Jr., Science Club, Latin Cub, NHS, JV Soccer Cap- tain. Sr. Mu Alpha Theta, NHS, Science Club, Var. Soccer, Young Republicans. MIA DIAL, Fr. Golden Girls, Key Club. Soph. Golden Girls, Key Club. Jr. Golden Girls. Key Club, Spanish Club Sec., Sr. Spanish Club, Key Club, Leo Club, YFC, Young Republicans. CYNTHIA DIAZ, Fr. Band. Soph. Band, Latin Club, Jr. Band, Latin Club, NHS, Mu Alpha Theta Sr. Marching Band, NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, Who's Who Among American High School Students. LAURA DICKENS, Fr. Soph. Huntsville High School. Jr. Ind. Arts Club. Sr. French Club. SUSAN DINDOT, Fr. Edmong High School, Band, Choir. Soph. Band, Choir. Jr. Band, Choir, NHS. Mu Alpha Theta, Fiddler on the Roof , Who's Who Among American High School Students. Sr. Band, Choir librarian, Mu Alpha Theta, NHS. JOHNNIE DIXON, Fr. FFA. Soph. Ftbl., Ind., Art CLub. Jr. Ind. Arts Club, Youth Rodeo Assoc. FHA. Sr. Ind. Arts Club Vice-Pres., Who's Who Among American High School Students. LARA DOCKERY, Fr. Band. Soph. Band 4-H, Science Fiction Club, Troika Ed., Spanish Club. Jr. NHS, Science Fiction Club, Student Coun- cil, Troika ed., Drama Club. Sr. NHS, Triumph staff, Young Democrats, FLARE Queen Cand. DRINA DODSON, Fr. French Club. Soph. French Club, Art Club. Jr. Art Club, Troika, NHS. Sr. NHS, Art Club, Drama Club. ELIZABETH DOMINICKS, Fr. Ohio, Science Fiction Club, Soph. Science Fiction Club, VICA. Jr. VICA, Cosmetology. Sr. BRANDT DOZIER, Fr. Ftbl., Track, JV Bsbl., FCA, Key CLub. Soph. Ftbl., JV Bsbl., Key Club, FCA. Jr. Var. Ftbl., Var. Bsbl., Key CLub, FCA. Sr. Var. Ftbl., All-District, FCA Treas., Key Club, Leo Club, YFC, FLARE King Cond. CHIP DRISCOLL, Fr. Key Club, FCA, Spanish Club, Ftbl., JV Bsbl. Soph. Key Club, Spanish Club, Var. Ftbl., Var. Bsbl. Jr. Var. Ftbl., All- District, Var. Bsbl., All-District, Key Club. Sr. Var. Ftbl., All-District, Var. Basbl. STEPHANIE DRULEY, Fr. Bellaire High School. Soph. Drama CLub, Music Man , Up the Down Staircase , Thespians. Jr. Drama Club Jr. Rep., Latin Club, JCL, Key Club, Science Club, Fiddler on the Roof , The Man Who Came to Dinner , Thespians. Sr. Drama Club, Vice-Pres., Thespians, Key Club, Latin Club, JCL, NHS, FLARE Queen Cond., Thespians, Who's Who Among American High School Students. RENEE DUNHAM, Fr. Soph. Childcare. Jr. Childcare. Sr. CHRIS DUNN, Fr. Ind. Arts Club. Soph. Ind. Arts Club, Jr. Ind. Arts Club. Sr. Ind. Arts Club. EVIE DUNN, Fr. Volleyball. Soph. Jr. VOE. Sr. VOCT. STEPHANIE DUNN, Fr. Soph. VICA, Cosmetology. Jr. Cosmetology, VICA. Sr. DECA. TIM DUTTON, Fr. Soph. Jr. OE Vice-Pres. Sr. OEA. BARBARA ECHAURI, Fr. Band. Soph. Band. Jr. OEA. Sr. OEA. MIKE EDMONSON, Fr. Soph. Jr. Latin Club. Sr. Latin Club. STEFAN EHRHARDT, Fr. German Club, Soph. German Club. Jr. German Club. Sr. JOHN EISSES, Fr. Latin Club Var. Swimming, Science Club. Soph. Latin Club, Var. Swimming, Science Club. Jr. Latin Club, German Club, Science Club, Var. Swimming, NHS, Mu Alpha Theta. Sr. Var. Swimming, German Club, Latin Club, Key CLub, NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, Who's Who Among American High School Students. Corky 424 Senior Achievements CAMILLE FAIN, Fr. Band Soph. Band, FHA, Spanish CLub Jr. Band. Sr. Band, Psychology Club. DAVID FEAGIN, Fr. Band. Soph. Band. Jr. Band. Sr. Band. JIM FINLEY, Fr. Swimming. Soph. Swimming, German Club. Jr. Swimming, German Club, NHS, Sr. Swimming, NHS. TINNA FISHER, Fr. VOCCT Vice-Pres. Soph. VOCCT Sec. Jr. VOCCT Vice-Pres. Sr. VOEXOEA. KATHLEEN FLYNN, Fr. Science CLub Soph. Key Club Spanish Club, Jr. Key Club, Spanish Club Hist., Sr. Key Club, Spanish Club, Young Republicans. MICHAEL FOLTERMANN, Fr. FFA, Ftbl. Soph. FFA. Jr. FFA. Sr. FFA, German Club. JANEY FONSECA, Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. OEA. ANNA FORTENBERRY, Fr. Tennis, Drama Club Soph. Key Club, Drama Club, Up The Down Staircase, Var. Tennis Mgr., Thespians, Science Fiction Club. Jr. Drama Club, NFL, Thespians, French Club. Sr. Drama Club, Thespians. CHRIS FRIEND, Fr. William Tennent High School, JV bsbl., JV bsktbl., Soph. Bsktbl., Spanish Club, Jr. Spanish Club, Bstbl., Sr. Who's Who Among American High School Students. CAROLYN FULTON, Fr. NFL, Soph. Jr. Sr. Spanish Club, Homecoming Queen Cand. NORA FULTON, Fr. Choir. Soph. Jr. Drama Club., French Club. Sr. Drama Club, French Club, German Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. ED GALLOWAY, Fr. Golf, Science Club, French Club. Soph. Golf, Science Club, French Club, Jr. Golf. Sr. NHS, YFC, Young Republicans, Who's Who Among American High School Students. VAL GALLOWAY, Fr. Tiger Paws, track. Soph. JV Cheerleader. Jr. Var, Cheerleader. Sr. Var. Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Young Democrats. THOMAS GANNUCCI, Fr. Ind. Arts Club. Soph. Ind. Arts Club. Jr. Ind. Arts Club. Sr. Ind Arts Club - Drafting Vice-Pres. Spanish Club. ANGELA GARDNER, Fr. Ottawa High School, Band. Soph. Flag Corps, Band, French Club. Jr. flag corps, Band, French Club. Sr, Flag corps Lt. Major, Band, GSL, FHA, NHS, French Club reporter, FLARE Queen Cand., Who's Who Among American High School Students. STEVEN GARDNER, Fr. Ind. Arts Club. Soph. Spanish Club. Jr. Ind. Arts Club, Spanish Club. Sr. Psychology Club. TINA GARNER, Fr. Sign Language Club. Soph. JV Volleyball, Sign Language Club, Tigerettes, Softball, Jr. Vars. Volleyball, Tigerettes, Softball. Sr. Var. Volleyball, Tigerettes, Softball. JOE GARRETT, Fr. Soph. Jr. French Club, Sr, French Club, Young Republicans, Psychology Club, Choir, FLARE King Cand. JOHN GARRETT, Fr. Diboll High School. Soph. Jr. Sr. ROXANE GARZA, Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. DECA. MIMI GAY, Fr. Band, Flag corps, Spanish Club, Key Club. Soph. Band, Feature Twirler, Spanish Club, Key Club, FLARE staff Jr. Band, Twirler, Key Club, Spanish Club. Sr. Band, Head Twirler, Spanish Club, Key Club, NHS, Who's Who Among American High School Students. RICK GEORGE, Fr. Var. Tennis, Key Club, FCA. Soph. Var. Tennis, Key Club, Spanish Club, Science Club. Jr. Var. Soccer, Key Club, Science Club, Young Republicans, Student Council, Jr. Class Pres. Sr. Key Club, Young Republicans, Student Council, Senior Class President, FLARE King Cand. TINA GIBSON, Fr. Band, German Club Soph. Band, German Club, Jr. Band, German Club. Sr. Band, Key Club. TRACY GILBERT, Fr. Cross Country, Track. Soph. Var. Track, Latin Club, FCA. Jr. Var. Track All-Region, French Club, Science Club, NHS. Sr. Var. Track, All-Region, French Club Pres. NHS, YFC, FLARE King Cand. TRACI GILES, Fr. Choir, Drama Club. Soph. Choir, French Club, Drama Club, Thespians Jr. Choir, French Club, Sr. Choir Librarian, Choir, Who's Who In Music. JACKIE GILL, Fr. Var. Swimming, FCA, Key Club. Soph. Var. Swimming, FCA, Key CLub, Spanish Club Jr. Var. Swimming, Key Club, FCA, Spanish Club. Sr. Var. Swimming, Key Club, FCA, Who's Who Among Americon High School Students. HEATHER GILLESPIE, Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. ERIC GOFORTH, Fr. Soph. Jr. VICA. Sr. LISA GONZALES, Fr. Sign Language Club. Soph. Sign Language Club. Jr. OEA, Spanish Club Sr. OEA. IRENE GONZALES, Fr. Band. Soph. Band Jr. Band, VOE Sr. VOE. BOB GORDON, Fr. Band, Chess Club. Soph. Band, French Club. Jr. Band. Sr. Band, NHS, Young Republicans, National Merit Semifinalist, Who's Who Among American High School Students. GREG GORDON, Fr. Var. Tennis. Soph. Var. Tennis. Jr. Var. Tennis. Sr. Var. Tennis, Young Republicans. TRES GODFREY, Fr. Ftbl. Spanish Club. Soph. Ftbl. Cross Country, Track. Jr. Cross Country, FCA, Key Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. Sr. Cross Country, Key Club. SHARON GOULD, Fr. Tiger Paws. Soph. Jr. Sr. NATHAN GRAF, Fr. Spring High School. Soph. Jr. DECA. Sr, VOE. DEBBIE GRAVES, Fr. Volleyball, Choir Tiger Paws. Soph. Vollyball, Choir, Jr. DECA. Sr. DECA Pres. VOC. MELINDA GRAY, Fr. Band. Soph. Band. Jr. Band. Sr, Band. SUZANNE GRAYUM, Fr. JV Tennis, FHA. Soph. Volleyball, FHA, Key CLub. Jr. Key Club, FHA Historian, Spanish Club, Sr. FHA Vice-Pres. Spanish Club, Home and Family Living Club, Sign Language Club. KIM GREEN, Fr. Science Club, Leo Club, Trainer, Fr, Class treas., NFL. Soph. Spanish Club, Var. Trainer. Jr, Psychology Club, Key Club, NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish Club. Sr. Key Club, Home and Family Living Club Vice-Pres. Leo Club, Young Republicans, Spanish Club, NHS Social Chairman, Who's Who Among American High School Students. LISA GREEN, Fr. French Club. Saph French Club, Tigerettes, Volleyball, Softball Jr. FCA, Key Club, Tigerettes, Volleyball, NHS. Sr. Tigerettes, Var. Volleyball, NHS, Who's Who Among American High School Students. TODD GREEN, Fr. FFA Greenhand Degree, 4-H Vice-Pres., Band. Soph. FFA Chapter Farmer Degree 4-H Pres., Band. Jr. FFA Reporter, Lone Star Farmer Degree, 4-H Youth Rodeo Assoc. Sr. FFA Vice-Pres., 4-FH, Youth Rodeo Assoc. KATHY GREER, Fr. Tiger Paws. Saph. Tiger Paws. Jr. Spanish, Psychology Club, Sr. Spanish Club. Feel' Senior Achievements 425 MISSY GUAJARDO, Fr. Spanish Club, Key Club. Soph. Spanish Club. Jr. Spanish Club, Sr. French Club, Spanish Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. SONYA GUIDRY, Fr. Band. Soph. FHA. Jr. FHA, 4-H, Track. Sr. FHA, OE. LISA GUILLORY, Fr. Soph. Jr. Childcare. Sr. LESLIE GUNTER, Fr. Track, Ind. Arts Club. Soph. JV Track, Ind. Arts Club - Vice-Pres., Jr. JV Track, Ind. Arts Club, - Pres., German Club. Sr. Var. Track, Ind, Arts Club, - Pres., FCA. DARREN HAARMEYER, Fr. FFA Greenhand Degree. Jr. Soph. FFA Chapter Farmer Degree. FFA. Sr. FFA. PAUL HAGERTY, Fr. Spanish Club, Cross Country, Track. Soph. Spanish Club, JV Cross country, JV track. Jr. Spanish Club, JV Cross Country, JV Track, NHS. Sr. Spanish Club, NHS, Who's Who Among American High School Students. CALVIN HARRISON, Fr. Key Club, FCA, Leo Club, Ind. Arts Club. Soph. Key Club, FCA, Leo Club, Ind. Arts Club. Jr. Key Club, FCA, Spanish Club, Mu Alpha Theta, NHS. Sr. Key Club, FCA, Spanish Club, Mu Alpha Theta Vice-Pres., NHS. TIM HATFIELD, Fr. 4-H. Soph. FFA, 4-H. Jr. Mu Alpha Theta, Latin Club, JCL 4-H, FFA, Sr. Mu Alpha Theta, Latin Club, JCL 4-H Parl., FFA, Who's Who Among American High School Students. ANGIE HAYES, Fr. Key Club, French Club, Tiger Paws, Soph. Key Club, French Club, JV Cheerleader. Jr. Key Club, Golden Girls. Sr. Key Club, Golden Girls, Gi Gi's AUDREA HAYNES, Fr. FHA. Soph. Jr. OEA, Sign Language. Sr. OEA, Young Democrats. KRIS HEDGECOCK, Fr. Band. Soph. Band. Jr. Band, Latin Club. Sr. Band, Latin Club, Key Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. CHRIS HEIMAN, Fr. Show Choir. Soph. Show Choir Librarian. Jr. Show Choir - Vice Pres., Sr. Show Choir, NHS, Psychology Club. SUSAN HENDRICKSON, Fr. Soph. FTA. Jr. German Club. Sr. German Club, NHS, Who's Who Among American High School Students. ANTHONY HENRY, Fr. Ftbl., Track, Bsktbl. Soph. Ftbl., Track, Bsktbl. Jr. JV Ftbl., JV Track, Bsktbl. Sr. Var. Ftbl. MICHELLE HERNANDEZ, Fr. Band, Key Club. Soph. Var. Softball, Key Club. Jr. Var. Softball. Sr, Var. Softball, Spanish Club. DENISE HILL, Fr. Bsktbl., JV track. Soph. Spanish Club, FCA, JV Bsktbl., Cross-Country, Tigerettes, Youth Rodeo Assoc. Jr. Cross-Country, Youth Rodeo Assoc. YFC. Sr. Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Cross-Country, YFC, FHA, Texas High School Rodeo Assoc., Who's Who Among American High School Students. KEENAN HINTON, Fr. Ftbl., Ind. Arts Club. Soph. Ftbl., Ind. Arts Club. Jr. Ind. Arts Club. Sr. Spanish Club, Ind. Arts Club. KELLY HOLMES, Fr. Ftbl., Bsktbl., FCA, Key Club. Soph. Ftbl., FCA, Key Club, Latin CLub. Jr. Var. Ftbl. FCA Vice-Pres., Key CLub, Boys' State Rep., Latin Club Parl. Sr, Var. Ftbl., NHS, FCA Vice-Pres. Key Club - Vice-Pres., Latin CLub, Society of Distinguished American High School Students. KELLY HOLSCHUH, Fr. Partner Club, FCA, Key CLub, Bsktbl., Spanish Club, Tigerettes. Soph. Bsktbl., Key Club, FCA, Partner Club, Spanish Club, Tigerettes. Jr. Triumph Staff, Key Club, Latin CLub, Spanish Club, FCA. Sr. Key CLub, Triumph Staff, Young Republicans, Sociology Club, Psychology Club. CHRISTOPHER HOLSTEAD, Fr. Band, Spanish Club. Soph. Band, Spanish Club. Jr. Band, Spanish Club, NHS, Who's Who Among American High School Students. Sr. Band, Spanish Club, Band Colonel, Sociology Club, Young Republicans, NHS. GREGG HOPE, Fr. FFA, Ftbl., Track, Drama Club, FCA. Soph. FFA,. Ftbl., Track, Drama Club, FCA. Jr. FFA, Ftbl., FCA. Sr. FFA, Var. Ftbl., FCA, Key Club. JASON HOPPER, Fr. Ftbl. Soph. Ind. Arts Club. Jr. Spanish Club, Ind. Arts Club. Sr. Ind. Arts Club. VICTOR HOWARD, Fr. Band. Soph. Band, Spanish Club, Jr. Band, Spanish Club, Mu Alpha Theta. Sr. Band, NHS, Young Republicans Mu Alpha Theta. AMY HUGHES, Fr. Swimming, Key Club, Science Club, FCA. Soph. Key Club, Spanish Club, FCA, Var. Swimming, Jr. Key Club, Spanish Club, Var. Swimming, Who's Who Among American High School Students. Sr. Spanish Club Vice-Pres. Key Club, Leo CLub, Home and Family Living Club, Young Republicans. MICHELLE HUGHES, Fr. Band, Drama. Soph. Band. Jr. Spanish Club, Psychology Club. Sr. Psychology Club, Art Club. VICKI HUXEL, Fr. Bsktbl., Spanish Club. Soph. Spanish Club, Track. Jr. Sr. ANDREA HYDE, Fr. Drama Club, Finian's Rainbow . Soph. Drama Club Up the Down Staircase, The Music Man , Science Fiction Club. Jr. Drama Club Sec., Fiddler an the Roof , French Club, Science Fiction Club, Choir, NHS. Sr. Drama Club Pres. Thespian, Blythe Spirit , Grease , Choir, French Club Treas. Science Fiction Club, NFL. RACHEL IRWIN, Fr. Soph. Track Jr. Sr. Young Democrats. AMBER ISBELL, Fr. Track. Soph. Track Mgr. Jr. Key Club. Sr. Key Club, OEA, VOE Sec., Who's Who Among American High School Students. LESLIE ISBELL, Fr. Band, Flag Corps, YFC. Soph. Band, Flag Corps, YFC. Jr. Band, Flag Corps, YFC, Spanish Club, NHS. Sr, Band, Flag Corps, YFC, Key Club, NHS, Who's Who Among American High School Students. CINDY IULO, Fr. Klein High School, Soph. Klein High School, Jr. VOE. Sr. Vo-op. LISA IVORY, Fr. Newman Smith High School. Soph. Key Club. Jr. Home and Family Living, Key Club. Sr. Key Club, Sociology Club. JERRY JACKSON, Fr. Ftbl. Soph. Jr. Auto Body. Sr. Auto Body. VICA Sec. KIM JACKSON, Fr. Soph. Tiger Paws. Jr. Sr. DECA. STEPHEN JACKSON, Fr. Swimming, Spanish Club. Soph. Swimming, Spanish Club. Jr. Swimming, Spanish Club. Sr. Swimming, Spanish Club, French Club, Key Club. MICHELLE JAGGARS, Fr. Soph. Jr. German Club. Sr. German Club, NHS, Who's Who Among American High School Students. RANDY JANOWSKI, Fr. Band, Ind. Arts Club, Soph. Band, Art Club, Ind, Arts Club. Jr. Band, Spanish Club. Sr. Band, Art Club, FLARE King Cand. BLAIR JENKINS, Fr. Ftbl, Key Club, FFA. Soph. Ftbl., Key Club, FCA, Jr. Ftbl., Key Club, FCA Sr. Ftbl., Key Club, FLARE King. MINDY JERNIGAN, Fr. Golden Girls, Spanish Club. Soph. Golden Girls, Sign Language Club, Spanish Club Sec. Jr. Golden Girls, Gi Gi's, Key Club. Sr. ALLISON JONES, Fr. Golden Girls, FHA, Soph. Golden Girls. Jr. Golden Girls, Key Club, Spanish Club. Sr. Golden Girls, Key Club, Spanish Club, OEA Parl., Who's Who Among American High School Students. uajar 0 426 Senior Achievement KEITH JONES, Fr. Band, Latin Club. Soph. Band, Latin Club. Jr. Band, Spanish Club, NHS Sr. Band, German Club, NHS. JAYSON JONES, Fr. Chantilly High School. Soph. Jr. JCL. Sr. JCL. JENNIFER JONES, Fr. Soph. Key Club, FHA. Jr. Psychology Club, Home and Family Living. Sr. Home and Family Living. JOHN JONES, Fr, Ind. Arts Club, Ftbl. Soph. Ind. Arts Club, Ftbl. Jr. DECA, Ind. Arts Club. Sr. DECA, MIKE JONES, Fr. Ftbl., FCA, Spanish Club. Soph. Ftbl., Spanish Club. Jr. JV Ftbl., Spanish Club, FCA, NHS, Sr. Var. Ftbl., Spanish Club, FCA, NHS, YFC, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Psychology Club, Society of Distinguished American High School Students. SHARLA JONES, Fr. Soph. Golden Girls, Key Club, French Club. Jr. Golden Girls. Sr. FHA, HERO treas. STEVEN JONES, Fr. Ftbl. Soph. Ftbl Golf. Jr. Key Club. Sr. Key Club. TRACI JORDAN, Fr. FHA. Soph. FHA, Jr. Home and Family Living, VICA, Cosmetology. Sr. VICA, Cosmetology, JOEY JOHNS, Fr. Ftbl, Ind. Arts Club Soph. Ftbl, Ind. Arts Club. Jr. Spanish Club, Swimming, Sr. GEORGE JOHNSON, Fr. Ftbl., Ind. Arts Club. Soph, Ftbl. Mgr., Ind. Arts Club. Jr. Var. Ftb. Mgr., Ind. Arts Club. Sr. FHA, HERO, HECE. VINNIE JOHNSON, Fr. Soph. FHA. Jr. Key Club. Sr. Key Club, Child Care, Sociology Club. SCOTT JOHNSTON, Fr. German Club Soph. German Club, Jr. German Club NHS, OEA, Sr. German Club, NHS, Young Republicans, Who's Who Among American High School Students. NANCY JUDGE, Fr. Science Club. Spanish Club, JV Golf. Soph. Science Club, Spanish Club, JV Golf. Jr. Science Club, Spanish Club, Psychology Club. Sr. Spanish Club, Leo Club. ANGELA KEATING, Fr. FHA, Soph. Willis High School, Drill, FHA treas. Jr. Spanish Club. Sr. Sociology Club. KELLI KELLEN, Fr. Key Club, FCA. Soph., Key CLub, FCA, Var. Volleyball, Soph. Class treas., Tigerettes. Jr. Key Club, FCA Vice-Pres., Var. Volleyball Jr. Class treas. Tigerettes Pres., Student Council Sr. Key Club, FCA treas., Sr. Class treas. Var. Volleyball, Student Council, Tigerettes Pres., Who's Who Among American High School Students, NHS, FLARE Queen Cand. BRENDA KELLEHER, Fr. Latin Club, Tigerettes. Soph. Jr. French Club Sr. SHAR KELLER, Fr. Golden Girls, Art Club, Key Club. Soph. Golden Girls, Art Club, Key Club. Jr. Golden Girls, Gi-Gi's, Art Club Hist., Key Club, Sr. Golden Girls, Gi-Gi's, Lt. of Co. B, Art Club Pres., FLARE Queen Cond., Student Council, Spanish Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. CRISTINA KELLY, Fr. Band, Science Club, Spanish Club, San Marcos High School. Soph. San Marcos High School, Band, Science Club, Spanish Club, Jr. San Marcos, Annual staff. Sr. DENISE KELLY, Fr. Show Choir Soph. Show Choir Libr., Music Man Jr. Show Choir Treas,, Sr. Show Choir. MELANIE KELM, Fr. Soph. Psychology Club. Jr. Sr. PAUL KENNEDY, Fr. Tennis, Chess Club. Soph. French Club. Jr. French Club, Sr, Young Democrats Pres., French Club, Spanish Club, Na- tional Merit Commendation, Who's Who Among American High School Students. MICHELLE KINDLE, Fr. Band. Soph. Spanish Club, Key Club. Jr. Key Club, Spanish Club. Sr. Key Club, Young Democrats, Who's Who Among American High School Students. MARY KING, Fr. Poynd High. Soph. Southeast High. Jr. Choir.. Sr. WAYNE KING, Fr. FFA, Ftbl. Soph. Ftbl., FFA. Jr. JV Ftbl., FFA, Key Club. Sr. Var. Ftbl., Key Club, French Club, FFA. JOHN KLINE, Fr. Ken Carl High, Student Council. Soph. Columbine High. Jr. Columbine High. Sr. Young Democrats, NHS. JUDY KOHLLEFFEI, Fr. Spanish Club, Bsktbl., Track, Speech Club. Soph. Sealy High, Bsktbl. Mgr., Spanish Club, Speech Club. Jr. Sr. Sociology Club. ANGEL KOTH, Fr. FFA. Soph, FFA, Spanish Club. Jr. VCO, FFA. Sr. Who's Who Among American High School Students, Psychology Club. DAND KRAMER, Fr. Golden Girls, FHA. Soph. Golden Girls. Jr. Golden Girls, Key Club, Spanish Club. Sr. Golden Girls Vice Pres., OEA Vice-Pres. DANA KRATZ, Fr. Art. Soph. Cosmetology. Jr. Cosmetology, Art, VICA. Sr. Art Club Hist., Spanish Club. LEWIS KRAUSE, Fr. Golf. Soph. Key Club. Jr. OEA. Sr. Home and Family Living. DANA KUTACH, Fr. Bsktbll., JV Track. Soph. Spanish Club, Track. Jr. Key Club, Var. Track, Crosscountry, VOE. Sr. Key Club, VOE Hist., Homecoming Queen Cand., FLARE Queen Cand. CAROLYN LANG, Fr. Tiger Paws. Soph. Tiger Paws, Choir. Jr. VOE, Sr, DECA, LAWRENCE LAPERNA, Fr. Soph. Co-op. Jr. Sr. JACK LAPHAM, Fr. Ftbl. Soph. Ftbl Jr. Ftbl Sr. Ftbl. All-District. MELISSA LAWRENCE, Fr. Band, Art Club. Soph. Art Club. Jr. Art Club, Spanish Club. Sr. Art Club, Spanish Club. HAROLD LEBOEUF, Fr. Ind. Arts Club, Latin Club, Soph. Willis High, Latin Club, French Club. Jr. Latin Club, French Club. Sr. Drama Club, Latin Club. BETHANY LECUREUX, Fr. Choir. Soph. Jr. OEA, YFC, NHS. Sr. OEA Treas., YFC, NHS, Who's Who Among American High School Students. BECKY LEONARD, Fr. Partners Club, Bsktbl., Key Club. Soph. Trainer, Key Club. Jr. German Club, Key Club. Home and Family Living Club, Sign Language Club. Sr. German Club. SCOTT LEVANTINO, Fr. Ftbl., Ind. Arts Club. Soph. Ftbl., Key Club, Jr. Sr. LAWRENCE LIGHTNER, Fr. Ind. Arts Club. Soph., Ind. Arts Club. Jr. Ind. Arts Club. Sr. VICA, Young Democrats. JIM LILLEY, Fr. Ftbl. Soph. Jr. Sr. WAYNE LITTLE, Fr. Bsktbl., Key Club. Soph. Var, Bsktbl., Key Club, Latin Club. Jr. Var. Bsktbl., Key Club, Spanish Club, FCA, NHS. Sr. Var. Bsktbl., Key Club, Spanish Club, FCA, NHS, Young Republicans, Leo Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. TRACY LOIHLE, Fr. Band. Soph. Band. Jr. Key Club. Sr. Key Club, Sociology Club Sec., Psychology Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. PAT LOGAN, Fr. Spanish Club. Soph. Cross Country. Jr. Key Club. Sr. Key Club. RUBY LORENZ, Fr. Soph. Jr. OEA, Sr. OEA. 0l eflZ Senior Achievements 427 KIM LOVELESS, Fr, Flag Corps, Marching Band, Soph. Flag Corps, Marching Band, FLARE staff. Jr, FLARE staff classes ed., Spanish Club, NHS. Sr. FLARE staff classes editor, Key Club, NHS. LESLIE LOWE, Fr. Soph. Jr. Data Processing Club. Sr, Data Processing Club Hist., OEA Treas. TORI LOWRANCE, Fr, Key Club, Leo Club, FCA, Partners Club, Drama, Choir, YFC. Soph. Key Club, Leo Club, FCA, Partners Club, FLARE staff, Head JV Cheerleader, YFC. Jr. Key Club, Leo Club, FCA, FLARE staff ads ed., Var. Cheerleader, Latin Club, YFC. Sr, Key Club, Leo Club, FCA, FLARE staff, Psychology Club, Student Council, YFC, FLARE Queen Cand., Who's Who Among American High School Students, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, NANCY LUPPLACE, Fr. Var. Bsktbl., FCA, French Club, Tigerettes. Soph. Var. Bsktbl., Var. Track, FCA, French Club, Tigerettes. Jr. Var. Bsktbl., Var. Track, FCA, French Club, Tigerettes. Sr. Var. Bsktbl., Var. Track, FHA, GSL, FCA, Tigerettes. Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Who's Who Among American High School Students. NANCY MADDOX, Fr. Bsktbl., Spanish Club, FCA. Soph. JV, Bsktbl., Spanish Club, FCA. Jr, Spanish Club, Key Club. Sr. Young Republicans, Sociology Club. PETER MAILHES, Fr. Latin Club, Bsktbl. Soph. Latin Club, Bsktbl. Jr. Ind. Arts Club, JV Bsktbl., Latin Club, FCA, Who's Who Among American High School Students. Sr. Young Republicans, Ind. Arts Club, NHS, Society of Distinguished American High School Students. KELLY MANGUM, Fr. Ind. Arts Club, Soph. Ind. Arts Club, Key Club. Jr. Ind, Arts Club, Spanish Club. Sr. Ind. Arts Club, FLARE Queen Cand. ANTHONY MANLEY, Fr, Ftbl., Track. Soph. Ftbl., Track, Bsktbl. Jr. Ftbl., Cross Country, Track. Sr. Var. Ftbl., Var. Track, Art Club. JENNIFER MARGESON, Fr, Moore High. Soph. Montgomery High. Jr. Sr. PATRICK MARION, Fr. Spanish Club, Ftbl., FCA. Soph. FCA, Science Club. Jr. VICA Pres., Science Club. Sr. DECA Sec. CHRIS MARTIN, Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. RAYMOND MASSEY, Fr. Const. Trades. Soph. Auto Body. Jr. Auto Body. Sr. Auto Body. SUSAN MATTHEWS, Fr. Art Club, Key Club. Soph. Key Club, Jr. Key Club. Sr. NHS, Key Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. LISA MAYES, Fr. Golden Girls. Soph. Golden Girls. Jr. Key Club, NHS, Psychology Club, Girls' State Rep. Sr. Key Club, Psychology, Young Republicans, NHS, Who's Who Among American High School Students. JON MAYNARD, Fr. FFA. Soph. JV Tennis, Key Club. Jr. Key Club. Sr. Key Club. STEVEN MAYOR, Fr. Track, Cross Country, Soph. Triumph, Track, Cross Country. Jr. Triumph Ed. Sr. Young Republicans Pres., Student Council, FLARE King Cand. Triumph Ed. TONYA MAYS, Fr. Soph. Jr. OEA. Sr. OEA. KATY MCAVINEY, Fr. Golden Girls. Soph. Spanish Club. Jr. Golden Girls, Key Club, Sr. Golden Girls. BOBBY McBRlDE, Fr. Band. Soph. Band. Jr, Band. Sr. FLARE King Cand., Band. SAM MCCLERY, Fr. Soph. Ftbl. Jr. Ftbl., Spanish CLub. Sr. MELINDA McCOY, Fr. Var. Swimming, FCA. Soph. Var. Swimming, Key Club, FCA, Spanish Club. Jr, Var. Swimming, Key Club, Spanish Club. FCA. Sr. Key Club, Spanish Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. KATHLYN MCCRAY, Fr. Bsktbl., Spanish Club, FCA. Partners Club, Key Club. Soph. JV Bsktbl., Spanish Club, FCA, Key Club. Jr. FCA. Sr. OEA. APRIL McDONALD, Fr. Track, Key Club. Soph. Jr. Key Club, Spanish Club, Psychology Club. Sr. Key Club, Triumph Staff. CRAIG MCDONALD, Fr. Bsbl., Ftbl., FFA, Track, Soph. Ftbl., FFA. Jr. FFA. Sr. FFA. JEFF MCDONALD, Fr. FFA. Soph. FFA. Jr. FFA. Sr. FFA. LISA MCDONALD, Fr. Band, FHA. Soph. GSL, Partners Club, FHA. Jr. GSL, Sign Language, Club Sec., Leo Club, VOE-OEA Treas., Home and Family Living Club. Sr. GSL, Sign Language, VOE-OEA Treas., Who's Who Among American High School Students. JAMES MCFADDEN, Fr. Bsktbl., Ftbl., Track. Soph. Bsktbl. Jr. Track. Sr. Track. JIM MCKENZIE, Fr. Student Council, Fr. Class Rep., Spanish Club, Key Club, FCA, JV Bsbl., Ftbl. Soph. Spanish Club, Key Club, FCA, Jv Bsbl., Student Council, Jr. GSL, FCA, Key Club, Var. Bsbl. Sr. GSL, Key Club, Home and Family Living, Var. Golf, FLARE King Cond. CHAD MCMILLAN, Fr. Cross Country, Track. Soph. Key Club, Var. Track, Var. Cross Country. Jr. Key Club, Cross Country, Track, FCA, Spanish Club. Sr. Key Club, Var. Cross Country, Var. Track, Young Republicans, Spanish Club, FCA, Leo Club. EFREM MCWASHINGTON, Fr. Choir, Partners Club, Ftbl. Mgr. Soph. Ftbl. Mgr., Choir, Partners Club, GSL. Jr. Ftbl. Mgr., GSL, Drama. Sr. Ftbl. Mgr., Young Democrats Vice-Pres., Key Club. DOUGLAS MENEKE, Fr. Soph. Ind. Arts Club. Jr. Ind. Arts Club, Mu Alpha Theta. Sr. Mu Alpha Theta, OEA. STEPHEN MIDDLETON, Fr. Bsktbl, Band, Cross Country, Bsbl. Soph. Jr. Speech, OEA, Sr. OEA. BRETT MILLER, Fr. Cross Country, Track, German Club. Soph. JV. Cross Country, JV Track, German Club. Jr. Var. Cross Country, Var. Track, German Club. Sr. Var. Cross Country, Var. Track, German Club, Young Republicans. DENISE MILLS, Fr. Band, French Club. Soph. Band, French Club. Jr. Band, French Club, Psychology Club. Sr. Band, French Club. J. D. MIMS, Fr. Ftbl, Bsktbl., Soph. Ftbl,, Bsktbl, Jr. Sr. JILL MINTER, Fr. Flag Corps, Band. Soph. Flag Corps, Band. Jr. Captain Flag Corps, Band, French Club. Sr. French Club, Key Club, Leo Club, Psychology Club. P. J. MONTANARI, Fr. Spanish Club, Key Club, FCA, JV Golf. Soph. Key Club, FCA, Var. Golf, Jr. Key Club, FCA, Mu Alpha Theta, NHS, Var. Golf. Sr. Key Club, FCA, Mu Alpha Theta, NHS, Var., Golf, Who's Who Among American High School Students. DESIRAE MONGTGOMERY, Fr. Flag Corps, Band, Fr. Class Sec. Soph. Flag Corps, Band, Science Club, Spanish Club. Jr. Flagg Corps Captain, Band, Science Club, Spanish Club, Key Club, Sr. Psychology Club, French Club, Leo Club, Key Club, Spanish Club. GRETCHEN MONTGOMERY, Fr. Soph. Jr. Latin Club. Sr. FLARE staff Photographer, Home and Family Living Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. CAROL MORGAN, Fr. Willis High, FHA, 4-H. Soph. Willis High, FHA. Jr. DECA, 4-H, FHA. Sr. CYNTHIA MORGAN, Fr. Flag Corps, Band, Drama Club. Soph. Flag Corps, Band. Jr. Flag Corps, Band, Latin Club, YFC, Sr. Latin Club, YFC. FHA Sec., Psychology Club, FLARE Queen Cand., Who's Who Among American High School Students, Society Of Distinguished IOUQAAA 428 Sensor Achievements American High School Students. GEOFFREY MOORE, Fr. NFL. Soph. NFL. Jr. NFL, Mu Alpha Theta. Sr. NFL, Spanish Club, Mu Alpha Theta. KIM MORGAN, Fr. Spanish Club, Tiger Paws. Soph. Spanish Club, Tiger Paws, GSL, Partners Club. Jr. GSL, Leo Club, Sign Language Club Treas., OEA Reporter, Home and Family Living. Sr, Key Club, Leo Club, Psychology Club, Sociology Club. SOCORRO MORENO, Fr. French Club. Soph. French Club. Jr. HOSA. Sr. HOSA Parl. SUZI MOLLOHAN, Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. Spanish Club, YFC Vice-Pres. KIM NAYLOR, Fr. Bsktbl., Tigerettes Club, FCA. Soph. JV Bsktbl., Key Club, FCA, Partners Club, Tigerettes, Softball. Jr. Triumph staff, Key Club. Sr. Who's Who Among American High School Students. CHERIE NELSON, Fr. Golden Girls, Key Club, FCA, Partners Club, Student Council. Soph. Class Rep.. Jr. Golden Girls, Key Club, FCA, Partners Club, Student Council. Jr. Class Rep. Sr. Who's Who Among American High School Students, Key Club, FCA, FLARE Queen Cond, Home and Family Living. JUNE NELSON, Fr. Tiger paws. Soph. Jr. FHA, Key Club. Sr. FHA. SHAWN NELSON, Fr. Soph. 4-H. Jr. VICA, 4-H. Sr. VICA. STEVE NELSON, Fr. Ftbl, Track. Soph. Ftbl., FFA. Jr. FFA, Key Club. Sr. Key Club, Science Club. NGA NGUYEN, Fr. Soph. French Club. Jr. NHS, French Club, Mu Alpha Theta. Sr. NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, French Club, Who's Who Among American Students. ROY NICHOLS, Fr. Ftbl., Sign Language Club Vice-Pres., Partners Club. Soph. Ftbl., Sign Language Club Vice-Pres., Partners Club, Jr. JV Ftbl., Sign Language Club Pres.. Sr. Var. Ftbl., Sign Language Club Pres. FLARE King Cond. VERONICA NICHOLS, Fr. FHA. Soph. FHA, Jr. Sr. Psychology Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. JIMMY NORVELL, Fr. Bsktbl., Track. Soph. Ftbl., Bsktbl. Jr. Ftbl. Sr. JIM O'DONNELL, Fr. Ftbl., Ind. Art Club, Soph. Ftbl., Ind. Arts Club, Jr. Spanish Club, Sr. TOMMY OLIVER, Fr. Ind. Arts Club, Soph. Jr. VICA, Sr. VICA. SHARON ONEILL, Fr. Soph. Jr. Leo CLub. Sr. NHS, Lea Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. KEITH OPPERHAMMER, Fr. Bsktbl. Soph. JV Bsktbl. Jr. Var. Bsktbl. Sr. Var. Bsktbl. GREG O'RORKE, Fr. Soph. Jr. Ind. Arts Club. Sr. Young Republicans Club. GWENDOLYN OSBORNE, Fr. JV Track, Tiger Paws. Soph. JV Track. Jr. Key Club, HECE. Sr. OEA. MONTY OWEN, Fr. Ind. Arts Club, Key Club, Ftbl. Soph Ind. Arts Club, Key Club, Ftbl. Jr. Ind. Arts, Spanish Club. Sr. Home and Family Living. KAREN PADDOCK, Fr. Math Club. Soph. Science Club, Spanish Club, YFC. Jr. YFC, Spanish Club, Science Club. Sr. Spanish Club, YFC. MIKE PALMER, Fr. FCA, Football, Key Club, Leo Club. Soph. FCA, Football, Key Club. Jr. FCA, Baseball CJVD, Spanish Club, Key Club. Sr. Key Club, Spanish Club, Sociology Club. STEVEN PARKS, Fr. Gordon Technical High School. Soph. Jr. Sr. Latin Club. CIRO PEREZ, Fr. Woodworking I, Ind. Arts Club. Soph. French Club. Jr. Sr. Vocational CO-OP, VOCT Club. STACY PERUZ, Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. CHARLES PHILLIPS, Fr. FFA. Soph. Spanish Club. Jr. VICA club officer. Sr. VICA. KEVIN PIPPIN, Fr. Marching Band, Concert Band. Soph. Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Drama Club, Acapella I Choir. Jr. Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Drama Club, Acapella I Choir, Show Choir. Sr. Drama Club, Thespians, Acapella I Choir, Show Choir. ANTHONY PLACIDE, Fr. Football, track. Soph. Football, track. Jr. JV football, Var. track. Sr. Var. Track, Var. football. MIKE PLILER, Fr. football, JV track, Key Club, Leo Club. Soph. Football, track. Jr. OEA Club, Track, Spanish Club. Sr. DIANNA POISSOIT, Fr. FHA Marching Band, Gold Band. Soph. FHA, Student Council, Marching Band, Concert Band, French Club, Jr. FHA, French Club. Marching Band, NHS. Sr. NHS, FHA, Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Student Council. MARK POLLOCK, Fr. Tennis, Spanish Club. Soph. Tennis, Key Club, Ind. Arts Club. Jr. Spanish Club, Key Club, Varsity tennis. Sr. Key Club, Young Republicans, NHS, Var. tennis. VALERIE POMYKALA, Fr. Soph. Jr, Var. volleyball, track, FCA, Tigerettes. Sr. Var. volleyball, Tigerettes. LEEANNE POOL, Fr. Soph. Tigerettes. Jr. Spanish Club. Sr. Spanish Club. JENNIFER POWELL, Fr. JV tennis, Soph. JV cheerleader, Key Club, Spanish Club. Jr. Var. cheerleader, Key Club, Spanish Club, Psychology Club. Sr. Key Club, Spanish Club, Sociology Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. VALLIE PRICE, Fr. NFL. Soph. Spanish Club. Jr. Spanish Club. Sr. Who's Who Among American High School Students, Troika. MICHELLE PRIEST, Fr. Tiger Paws, Choir. Soph. Tiger Paws. Jr. OEA, Latin Club. Sr. NHS, OEA, Latin Club. JON PUCKET, Fr. Football, Key club, Arts, FCA. Soph. Football, FCA, Ind. Arts Club. Jr. Football, FCA, Ind. Arts Club. Sr. Key Club. RHONDA PUCKETT, Fr. Spanish Club, Band. Soph. Spanish Club. Jr. Spanish Club. Sr. Data Processing. ANNETTE PUTMAN, Fr. JV Volleyball, Tigerettes. Soph. Var. Volleyball, Latin Club, Tigerettes. Jr. Var. Volleyball, Mu Alpha Theta, NHS, FHA, Latin Club, Tigerette Treas. Sr. Var. Volleyball, YFC, Latin Club Reporter, Mu Alpha Theta NHS, Tigerettes, Psychology Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students, FLARE Queen Cond. TODD RAABE, Fr. FCA, Latin Club, Ftbl., Soph. FCA, Latin Club, Ftbl., Mu Alpha Theta. Jr. FCA Pres., Latin Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Var. Ftbl., Key Club. Sr. FCA Pres., Key Club Pres., Mu Alpha Theta Pres., GSL, Var. Ftbl., NHS Pres., National Merit Semifinalist, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Society of Distinguished American High School Students. SCOTT RAGGETI, Fr. Pasadena High. Soph. Jr. OEA. Sr. OEA, French Club. RICK REINHOLTZ, Fr. German Club. Soph. German Club. Jr. German Club, NHS. Sr. German Club, NHS, Pres, German Club. SONIA REEVES, Fr. Soph. Jr. Key Club, VOE-OEA. Sr. Spanish Club. DUANE REYNOLDS, Fr. Bowell High. Soph. Northwest High, FFA. Jr. Bradly Central High. Sr. BILL RHEA, Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. DONITA RHODES, Fr. Partners Club. Soph. Volleyball, Softball, Spanish Club, Tigerettes, Partners Club. FFA. Jr. Volleyball, Softball, Key Club, Tigerettes, Partners Club, Sr. Volleyball, Softball, Key Club, Tigerettes. MOJQ5 Senior Achievements 429 JODY RHODES, Fr. Ftbl., Ind. Arts Club, Soph. Ftbl., Ind. Arts Club. Jr. Ind. Arts Club, FFA. Sr. Ind. Arts Club. PAULA RICE, Fr. JV Bsktbl., Key Club, FCA, Tigerettes. Soph. JV Bsktbl., FCA, Key Club, Student Council, Tigerettes, Jr. Spanish Club, Key Club, FCA. Sr. Key Club, FCA, Homecoming Queen Cand. PENNY RICE, Fr. Volleyball. Soph. Jr. OEA Treas., Key Club. Sr. OEA, Key Club. STEPHANIE RICHARD, Fr. Golden Girls, Drama Club. Soph. Golden Girls, Spanish Club, Key Club. Jr. Key Club, Spanish Club. Sr. Young Republicans Club, Psychology Club, Spanish Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. REBECCA RICHMOND, Fr. Band, Debate. Soph. Band, Speech. Jr. Band, Spanish Club. Sr. Band, Spanish Club, FCA. BEVERLY RICHARDSON, Fr. Willis High, Band, Speech Club, Class Rep., Science Club. Soph. Willis High, Band, Class Rep. Jr. Willis High, Band. Sr. FFA. DAVID RICHARDSON, Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. MICHAEL RICHARDSON, Fr. Ftbl., Bsktbl. Soph. Ftbl., Track. Jr. Ftbl. Sr. Ftbl. NANETTE ROBINSON, Fr. Willis High. Soph. Spanish Club, Swimming. Jr. Sr. NHS. JANE RUSSELL, Fr. Band, Bsktbl., Tigerettes. Soph. JV Bsktbl., FCA, Tigerettes. Jr. JV Bsktbl., Tigerettes, Psychology Club. Sr. Var. Bsktbl., Psychology Club, Tigerettes. MICHAEL RUTHERFORD, Fr. Band, Ftbl. Soph. Victoria High, Band, Latin Club. Jr. Band, Latin Club. Sr. VICTOR SAIENNI, Fr. FFA. Soph. FFA, Track. Jr. FFA, Spanish Club. Sr. FFA, Art Club. RYNA SAMMONS, Fr. FFA. Soph. Spanish Club. Jr. Psychology Club, Key Club, Sign Language Club. Sr. HERO, VICA. ANGELINE SANDERS, Fr. FFA, Band, Flag Corps. Soph. FFA, Band. Jr. Spanish Club, NHS, Sr. Spanish Club, Key Club, NHS. GSL, Young Democrats, Who's Who Among American High School Students. DENISE SANDERS, Fr. FHA. Soph. Jr. Sr. WENDY SANDLIN, Fr. Bsktbl., Partners Club, Key Club, Tigerettes. Soph. Bsktbl., Partners Club, Key Club, Tigerettes, FCA. Jr. Triumph Staff, Key Club, Track. Sr. Sociology Club, Psychology Club. ROBERT SARTIN, Fr. NFL. Soph. Spanish Club, Young Republicans. Jr. Double Ruby in Debate, Spanish Club. Sr. NFL Pres., Young Republicans Vice-Pres., Who's Who Among American High School Students, NHS. JAMES SCAIFE, Fr. ftbl., track. Soph., Ftbl., JV Track. Jr. Var. Ftbl., Spanish Club. Sr. Var. Ftbl. JAY SCHLOSSER, Fr. Bsktbl., Key Club, FCA, Spanish Club. Soph. Bsktbl., Spanish Club. Jr. Golf, Key Club, FCA, Spanish Club. Sr. Var. Golf, Key Club, FCA. ROCKY SEALE, Fr. Golf, French Club. Soph. Golf, French Club Treasurer, Science Club. Jr. Golf, NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, Science Club. Sr. NHS, Mu Alpha Theta, Young Republicans treas., Key Club, Leo Club. SAM SENOR, Fr. Ind. Arts Club. Soph. Ind. Arts Club. Jr. Ind. Arts Club, Spanish Club. Sr. Spanish Club. JILL SEYFANG, Fr. Soph. FHA. Jr. NHS, Spanish Club. Sr. Spanish Club, OEA. THERESA SLADE, Fr. Soph. Jr. OEA. Sr. Psychology Club. ALICIA STEVENS, Fr. Willis High. Soph. Jr. Sr. MIKE SHARP, Fr. Ftbl., Ind. Arts Club, FCA. Soph. Ftbl., Ind. Arts Club, FCA. Jr. Smithson Valley High. Sr. Ind. Arts Club. GRANT SHERROD, Fr. Band. Soph. Band. Jr. Band. Sr. Key Club, DIANNE SIFFERMAN, Fr. Band, Key Club, FCA, Science Club. Soph. Band, Key Club, FCA, Science Club. Jr. Band, Key Club, Science Club. Sr. Band, Young Republicans, Who's Who Among American High School Students. PAUL SIMS, Fr. Brenham High, Choir, Ftbl., JV Bsbl. Soph. KingWood High FFA, Jv Ftbl., FFA. Jr. Sr. FFA. TINA SINGLETON, Fr. FCA, Student Council, Bsktbl., Key Club, Track, Tigerettes, Fr. Class Rep. Soph. FCA Vice-Pres., Student Council, JV Bsktbl., Key Club, Spanish Club, Track, Tigerettes. Soph. Class Sec. Jr. FCA Pres., Student Council, Class Sec., Var. Bsktbl. Sr. FCA Pres., Student Council, Var. Cross Country, Key Club, Sr. Class Sec., FLARE Queen, Homecoming Queen. DEBBIE SMITH, Fr. Golden Girls. Soph. Golden Girls, Key Club, FHA. Jr. Golden Girls, Key Club, Home and Family Living Club. Sr. Golden Girls, Key Club, OEA, Gi'Gi's, Who's Who Among American High School Students. DENE SMITH, Fr. Ftbl., Track. Soph. Ftbl., Track. Jr. Sr. KELVIN SMITH, Fr. Bsktbl. Soph. Var. Bsktbl. Jr. Bsktbl. Sr. Bsktbl. RONNIE SMITH, Fr. VOCT. Soph. Jr. VICA. Sr. HERO, FHA, HECE. WENDI SMITH, Fr. Band. Soph. Band. Jr. Spanish Club. Sr. WENDY SMITH, Fr. Chair. Soph. Choir. Jr. Choir, Key Club, Spanish Club. Sr. Choir, NHS. RICHARD SMITH, Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. HECE. LUANN SPENCER, Fr. Choir. Soph. Choir. Jr. Chair. Sr. Choir, VOEA-Coop. CLINT SPRINGER, Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. Soccer, French Club. MICHELE STANLEY, Fr. Tiger Paws. Soph. Tiger Paws Lieut. Jr. Triumph Staff - Photographer. Sr. CHERISH STARLING, Fr. Tiger Paws. Soph. 4-H treas., Drama. Jr. Sr. DECA Parl., FLARE Queen Cand. MICHELLE STETSON, Fr. FFA. Soph. FFA. Jr. FFA. Sr. Key Club, HECEXHERO TIM STEGALL, Fr. Ftbl. Soph. FHA. Jr. JV Ftbl. Sr. Var. Ftbl. WALTER STEPHENS, Fr. Soph. Ftbl., Key Club. Jr. Var. Ftbl., Key Club. Sr. Var. Ftbl., Key Club. KRISTY STEVENS, Fr. Downers Grove North High, Drama, Thespian. Soph. Key Club, Science Club. Jr. Key Club, Science Club. Sr. Key Club, Psychology Club Vice-Pres., Sociology Club, FLARE Queen Cand. NIKKI STEVENS, Fr. Band. Soph. Band. Jr. Band, Flag Corps, YFC. Sr. Psychology Club, Society of Distinguished American High School St dents. RHONDA STEVENS, Fr. Golden Girls, FHA Vice-Pres., Spanish Club, Key Club. Soph. Golden Girls, Spanish Club, Key Club, FCA. Jr. Var. Cheerleader, Key Club, FCA. Sr. RODNEY STEWART, Fr. Soph. Cosmetology. Jr. Cosmetology. Sr. Cosmetology Club, FLARE King Cand. LISA STILES, Fr. Soph. Jr. Home and Family Living. Sr. Psychology Club. GINA STOCKTON, Fr. Golden Girls, Key Club, Class Rep., FCA. Soph. Golden Girls, Key Club, FCA, Drama. Jr. Golden Girls, Key Club, model 400 Senior Achievements Spanish Club, Softball. Sr. Golden Girls, Key Club. DEAN STOKELY, Fr. Key Club. Soph. Key Club, Science Club, FHA. Jr. OEA, Key Club. Sr. OEA Treas., Key Club. JULIE STROUSE, Fr. Cross Country, Track Mgr., Art Club. Soph. Diving, Art Club, VICA Reporter, Psychology Club. Jr. Sr. VICA Pres. STACY SUMRALL, Fr. Santa Fe High, Track, Volleyball, Bsktbl. Soph. Sante Fe High, JV Track, Bsktbl. Cap. Jr. Santa Fe High, Volleyball, Softball. Sr. Spanish Club, Psychology Club, Softball, NHS. MARSHA TEAGUE, Fr. FFA. Soph. FFA. Jr. DECA. Sr. DECA. TIM TERMEER, Fr. Swimming, Key Club, Spanish Club, FCA. Soph. Student Council, Key Club, Swimming, Key Club, Spanish Club, FCA, Science Club. Jr. Key Club. Sr. Key Club, Who's Who Among Ameican High School Students. BILLY THOMAS, Fr. Track, Art Club. Soph. 4-H. Jr. Ftbl., FFA. Sr. JACKIE THOMAS, Fr. Spanish Club, Leo Club, Key Club. Soph. JV Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Leo Club, Key Club, FCA. Jr. Golden Girls, Leo Club, Key Club. Sr. Spanish Club, Key Club. RODNEY THOMAS, Fr. FFA. Soph. FFA. Jr. Sr. TROY THOMAS, Fr. Soph. VOCT Co-op Reporter. Jr. Voct Coop Reporter. Sr. SUANNA THOMPSON, Fr. Var. Golf, Key Club. Soph. Var. Golf, Spanish Club, Key Club. Jr. Spanish Club, Key Club. Sr. Key Club, Spanish Club, Psychology Club, Sociology Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. BECKY THUMANN, Fr. FHA. Soph. FHA. Jr. FHA. Sr. FHA, FFA. JULIA TIPPIT, Fr. Soph. Jr. OEA. Sr. OEA. ANNA TUPA, Fr. JV Track, Art Club, Key Club. Soph. Var. Track, FCA, Key Club. Jr. Spanish Club, Art Club, Key Club, Sec. and Treas. Art Club. Sr. Spanish Club, Art Club, Key Club. LORI TUSTISON, Fr. Latin Club. Soph. Key Club, Spanish Club. Jr. Key Club, Spanish Club. Sr. Key Club, Leo Club, Psychology Club. TOMMY TYRONE, Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. TONY VILARDI, Fr. Ind. Arts Club. Soph. Ind. Arts Club. Jr. Sr. LISA VUCKOVIC, Fr. Choir. Soph. Show Choir Sec., Music Man . Jr. Show Choir Sec. Sr. Acapella Pres., Grease , KEVIN VINDEN, Fr. Ftbl. Soph. Ftbl., Ind. Arts Club. Jr. Ftbl., Spanish Club, Ind. Arts Club. Sr. VICA, KIMBERLY WADDELL, Fr. Tiger Paws, FHA. Soph. Tiger Paws Lieut. Jr. Band, Flag Corps, Latin Club. Sr. Band, Flag Corps, Latin Club, Psychology Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students. YVONNE WAGONER, Fr. Band, Key Club, Latin Club, Leo Club, Partners Club, FCA. Soph. JV Track, JV Tennis, Spanish Club, Leo Club, Key Club, FCA. Jr. Key Club, Leo Club, Partners Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Young Republicans. Sr. FHA, FLARE Queen Cond., Psychology Club, Home and Family Living, Key Club, Leo Club, Drama NFL, Young Republicans, Who's Who Among American High School Students. RENA WALKER, Fr. French Club, Band. Soph. French Club, Band. Jr. French Club, Band. Sr. French Club, Band. AMY WALLACE, Fr. Soph. Child Care, Jr. Psychology Club. Sr. BOB WALLACE, Fr. Ftbl., FFA. Soph. Ftbl., FFA. Jr. JV Ftbl., FFA. Sr. FFA, Var. Ftbl. TREVOR WATKINS, Fr. Marine Repair. Soph. Auto Body. Jr. Sr. TOMMY WEAVER, Fr. FFA. Soph. lnds. Arts Club. Jr. Ind. Arts Club. Sr. FFA. SCOTT WEHENYERS, Fr. Soph. Jr. VICA, Spanish Club, JV Ftbl. Sr. VICA. DAVID WHITE, Fr. Key Club, FCA, Ftbl., Bsktbl., Var. Golf, Fr. Class Pres., Student Council. Soph. Key Club, FCA, Ftbl., Var. Golf, Soph. Class Pres., Student Council. Jr. Key Club, FCA, Var. Ftbl., FCA, NHS, Spanish Club, Student Council. Sr. Key Club, FCA, Var. Ftbl., FCA Vice-Pres., NHS Vice-Pres., Spanish Club, FLARE King Cond., Var. Golf, All-District Ftbl. DAVID RAY WHITE, Fr. Soph. Jr. OEA, Ind. Arts Club, Spanish Club, Bsbl. Mgr. Sr. OEA, Spanish Club Treas., Baseball Mgr. KERI WHITE, Fr. Conroe Christian Academy, Cheerleader, Volleyball. Soph. Spanish Club. Jr. Spanish Club, YFC. Sr. Spanish Club, Sign Language Club, Vice-Pres., FLARE Queen Cond. THOMAS WHITE, Fr. Soph. Jr. HECE. Sr. HECE. CHRIS WIDMER, Fr. Tennis, Key Club. Soph. Var. Tennis, Key Club, Latin Club, FCA. Jr. Var. Tennis, Key Club, Latin Club, FCA. Sr. Var. Tennis, Key Club, Young Republicans, FCA. JANI WILEY, Fr. Tiger Paws, Key Club. Soph. Tiger Paws, Key Club, Spanish Club. Jr. Key Club, Spanish Club. Sr. Spanish Club, VOE. VICKI WILLIAMS, Fr. Soph. Jr. Key Club, Softbl. Sr. Key Club, Softball. STEVEN WILLIAMSON, Fr. Key Club, Ind. Arts Club, Ftbl. Soph. Key Club, FFA. Jr. Key Club, FFA, Young Republicans, Science Club. Sr. FFA, Key Club, Young Republicans, Leo Club. ELIZABETH WILSON, Fr. Soph. Jr. VOCT Coop Parl. Sr. VOCT Coop Reporter. JIM WINSLETT, Fr. Band, Science Club, Ind. Arts Club. Soph. Band. Jr. Band, German Club, Mu Alpha Theta, NHS. Sr. Band, German Club, Mu Alpha Theta, NHS, Who's Who Among American High School Students. GEORGETTA WINSLOW, Fr. FHA. Soph. FHA. Jr. Cosmetology, VICA. Sr. VICA, Cosmetology. TRUDY WISE, Fr. Spanish Club, Band. Soph. Jr. VOE. Sr. VOE, OEA. XAVIER WITKOWSKI, Fr. Band. Soph. Band, Ind. Arts Club. Jr. Band, Ind. Arts Club, Spanish Club. Sr. Band, Ind. Arts Club. TAMi WOMACK, Fr. Spanish Club. Soph. Jr. Sr. Key Club, Sociology Club, NHS, Who's Who Among American High School Students. MARTIN WORLEY, Fr. Spanish Club. Soph. Spanish Club. Jr. Sr. ERIN WRIGHT, Fr. Soph. Science Club, JV Cheerleader. Jr. Leo Club, Science Club, Var. Cheerleader. Sr. Leo Club, Var. Cheerleader, Ke Club. MATJRICE WRIGHT, Fr. Bsktbl., French Club, Ftbl. Soph. Var. Bsktbl., French Club. Jr. Var. Bsktbl., Jr. Class Rep., French Club. Sr. Var. Bsktbl., French Club, Young Democrats. JOHN YONKERS, Fr. French Club. Soph. Jr. Mu Alpha Theta, NHS. Sr. Mu Alpha Theta, FNHS, Young Republicans. WENDY YOUNG, Fr. Tiger Paws. Soph. Tiger Paws. Jr. OEA. Sr. OEA, Who's Who Among American High School Students. KURT ZIMMERMAN, Fr. Bsktbl., Golf, Science Club, Key Club. Soph. Golf, Science Club, Latin Club. Jr. Golf, Latin Club, NHS, Triumph Staff. Sr. Triumph staff, FLARE King Cond., Psychology Club, Young Republicans. -.:-Q Lzmmerman Senior Achievements 461 NDEX 432 - lndex Abell, Allen 54 Abell, Mark 84 Abercrombie, Rachelle 54 Abramovich, Danna 32 Abramovich, Judy 54 Abramson, Ann 84 Acree, John 54, 129 Acreman, Shielo 84 Acton, Erika 54, 276 Adams, Chris 68 Adams, Joseph 54 Adams, Russell 32 Adams, Stephen 68 Adamson, Scott 68 Aduddell, Holly 68 Aduddell, Amber 54 Agan, John 54 Agee, Brad 32, 282, 257 Ainsworth, Jason 84 Albrecht, Elizabeth 54 Albritton, Shana 68 Alewine, Loure 32 Alexander, Derek 67, 68 Alexander, Mike 32 Alexander, Phillip 32, 256 Alexander Tekoro 84 Alford, Thomas 84 Allen, Eric 32 Allen, Francis 32 Allen, Jerry 32 Allen, John 68 Allen, Rikki 54 Allen, Shannon 68 Allen, Sherri 17, 54 Allen, Terry 32 Altman, Scott 54 Altman, Wayne 54 Alvarado, Kevin 68 Alvarez, John 84 Alvarez, Robert 54 Alworth, Ryan 173, 174, 240 Amato, Christine 68, 284 Amberson, Bruce 84 Ambrozaitis, John 68 Anders, Brandi 68 Anderson, Betty 54 Anderson, Cecil 84 Anderson, Denise 54 Anderson, Elizabeth 84 Anderson, Gidget 54 Anderson, Grant 84 Anderson, Harald 54 Anderson, Jason 84 Anderson, Jeanine 84 Anderson, Jimmy 83, 84 Anderson, Luis 84 Anderson, Madeline 54 Anderson, Michael 54 Anderson, Scott 83, 84 Anderson, Susan 54, 190 Anderson, Tami 54 Anderson, Todd 68 Andrews, James 84 Andrews, Melissa 22, 31, 32, 160, 167, 204, 214, 237, 244, 254 Applegate, Taro 54, 153 Arbuckle, Susanne 32, 163 Arcand, Kellie 84 Archer, LaDonna 32, 298 Archer, William 54 Arevalo, Cara 54 Arie, Tammy 84 Armocost, Robert 68 Armocost, Ronald 32 Armenta, Javier 54 Armer, Bryan 54, 139 Armstrong, Billie 54 Armstrong, Cathy 32 Armstrong, Charlene 68 Armstrong, Dolly 68 Armstrong, Gary Armstrong, Jeffrey 84 Armstrong, Keith 804, 149 Armstrong, Stacey 32 Arnold, David 68 Arnold, Natalie 54 Arnsworth, Oscar 68 Arnsworth, Woody 54, 137 Arquette, Michelle 54 Arrazate, Rebekah 84 Ashford, Anthony 54 Ashorn, Brian 32 Ashworth, Ron 84 Atchison, Linda 54 Atkins, Thomas 54 Audirsch, Jeff 32 Audirsch, Sivi 84 Aumiller, Kari 32 Austell, April 68 Avenell, Kimberly 68 Avery, Axton, Keatha 68 Laura 68 Ayres, Cindy 84 Ayres, Gretchen 84 Ayres, Melissa 32 Ayres, Tammy 54 Babb, Cheryl 32 Bagley, LaJuonda 54 Bailey, Judy 68 Bailey, Randy 68 Baird, Delton 54 Baird, Doyle 32 Baker, Jana 68 Baker, Joann 84 Baker, Jonathan 84 Baker, Kathrine 68 Baker, Kendra 32 Baker, Kimberly 32 Baker, Starla 84 Baker, Tami 84 Bolagtas, Joanne 84 Baldridge, Kevin 68 Baldridge, Michelle 54 Baldwin, Angela 84 Baldwin, Ethan 84 Baldwin, Gina 54 Baldwin, Jennifer 54 Ballard, Billy 68 Bonazek, Kristen 54, 174, 222 Banazek, Mark 68, 257 Banks, Janet 68 Barber, Diana 54 Barber, James 54 Barefield, Kevon 54 Barefoot, Martha 32 Barker, Donnie 84 Barker, Jason 68 Barkley, Richard 32 Barnes, Monica 84 Barosh, Stephanie 32, 255 Barrentine, Terry 84 Barrera, Gloria 68 Barrera, Oseil 84 Barrera, Ricardo 84 Barrera, Servando 68 Barrett, Roy 68 Barrow, Shelly 32 Barry, Scott 32 Bartek, Juanita 84 Bartlett, David 54 Bartlow, Michael 54 Baron, Dana 22, 26, 32 Basham, Brent 84 Basham, Eddie 54 Basham, James 68 Bashara, Donna 54 Bates, Dorenda 84 Baudat, Melissa 54 Bauer, Forrest 84 Bauerle, Richard 32 Bauerle, Trena 84 Buamann, Theresa 54 Baxley, Connie 32 Beard, Ebane 54, 257 Beard, Shari 33 Beaton, Steven 33 Beaver, Ginger 54, 173, 192 Beavers, Billy 84 Beck, Amy 68, 215 Beck, Jason 84 Beckler, Joy 68, 192 Beckmeyer, Tejon 84, 226 Beckworth, Kami 67, 68, 167, 222 Begley, Simone 54 Beheler, Jeffery Beil, Jack 54 Beitel, David 68 Beitel, Remsen 21, 33, 167, 190, 238, 254 Bell, Lisa 33 Bell, Deborah 84 Bell, Tammy 68 Beltran, Moria 54 Bemrose, Rose 54 Benefield, Tamatha 33 Bennett, Charlotte 33 Bennett, Scott 68 Benton, Shannon 84 Berger, Joseph 33 Beringer, Danette 84 Beringer, Darrell 54 Berlehner, Brant 68, 84 Bernsen, Audra 54 Berry, Charles 33 Berwick, Alexander 33 Berwick, Brad 84 Besser, Gwen 33 Beyan, Polycarp 84 Biehl, Marc 33 Biehle, Deanna 84 Biewen, Lori 33 Bigger, Henry 68 Biggio, Matt 33, 190, 240, 255 Biggio, Tamara 84 Billnoski, Marion 33 Bills, Constance 54, 255 Bills, Rebecca 54 Bilyeu, Dennis 84 Binford, Daryl 54, 207, 210 Bingham, Cynthia 84 Bishoff, Tammy 54, 210 Black, Michael 68 Blackburn, Trebot 84 Blackburne, Edward 84 Blackman, Sheryl 68 Blackwell, Jason 84 Blair, Charles 84 Blair, Louann 68, 157 Blair, Scott Blake, William 54 Blakemore, Eric 54 Blalock, Edna 54 Blalock, Leslie 84 Blechl, Alicia 84 Bledsaw, Amy 84 Blood, Michael 54 Blue, Russell 68 Bluford, Aaron 68 Blum, Ronald 69 Boatman, Marie 69 Boehler, John 69 Bohanqt, Adam 33 Bahanan, Debra 84 Bahanan, Laura 69 Bolton, Jay 84 Bain, James 33 Bonner, Dewey 84 as N BannerfKris 54 Basket, Anthony 84 Boothman, Rick 123 Boris, Chrisflne 54 Boris, Stephanie 85 Barnes, Bryan 85 Bastian, Carren 85 Bostick, Sarah 83, 85 Boswell, Brent 54 Boudreaux, Carey 85 Boudreaux, Patrick 54 Boughton, Heather 85, 270 Boughton, Richard 54 Baurasa, Deana 69 Bowden, Brett 85, 269 Bowen, Cristyan 54 Bowen, Laurie 54 Bowen, Melania 17, 54 Bower, Danny 69 Bower, Robert 33 Bowers, Todd 85 Box, Charles 69 Box, Elizabeth 238 Boyd, Caron 69, 269 Boyd, Charles 54, 265 Boyd, Robert 85 Boyd, Teresa 33 Boyer, Ken 54 Boynton, Colleen 33, 241 Boynton, Susan 85 Bradford, Cassandra 55 Bradley, Lynn 85 Brand, Stephen 33 Brannon, John 69 Brantley, Larry 33 Braswell, Lance 85 Braswell, Tommy 85 Braun, Hayden 55 Brennan, Robert 55 Bressner, Kimberly 55 Brewer, Kenneth 85 Brewer, Terrence 69 Brewer, Tracy 55 Brewick, Jeff 85 Bridges, Angela 33 Bridges, Kelli 85 Briers, James 69 Bright, Cammie 55, 129 Bright, Kathy 85 Briley, Deborah 33 Brister, Jimmy 55 Brister, Jolene 55 Britanak, Bridgette 33 Britanak, Geannine 85, 207 Brite, Deanna 33 Britton, Joseph 69 Britton, Paul 155, 176 Brodie, Chris 85 Brooker, Jerry 55 Brooks, Hogan 69 Brooks, Peggy 69 Brookshire, Van 33 Broom, Shea 13, 85 Broseman, Lynne 33 Broussard, Calvin 55 Browder, Kim 69 Brown, Beau 33 Brown, Candace 13, 85 Brown, Christoph 85 Brown, Christoph 55 Brown, Donna 85 Brown, Hartwell, 33, 171 Brown, Janice 55 Brown, Jimmy 85 Brown, Kevin 69 Brown, Patricia 55 Brown, Paulo 85 Brown, Reginald 85 Brown, Sharon 69 Brown, Shawnda 55 Brown, Stephen 69 Brown, Tammy 33 Brown, Tonia 69 Bruce, Bryan 69 Bruce, John 55 Brumek, Raymond 69 Bruster, Kelli 33 Bryan, Bryan, Shelly 69 Wendy 33, 187 Bryans, Gary 69, 149 Bryant, Cathy 69 Bryant, Chris 69 Bryant, Constance 33, 175, 207 Bryant, George 85 Bryant, Janette 233, 33 Bryant, Sean 55, 136 Buchanan, Marsha 55 Buchanan, Yvette 55 Buckaloo, Gary 69 Buckner, Charles 55 Buckner, Kim 22, 31, 34, 54, 243 292 Budde, Jeffrey 69 Budro, Keith 34 Buentello, Gene 69 Buffamante, Anita 55 Buffamante, Eric 85 Buford, Gregory 55, 256 Bugher, Timothy 34 Burca, Luciano 85 Burden, Philip 85 Burge, Burkes, Burkes, Kristi 55, 175 Gregory 55, 55 Susan 34 Burks, Gregg 34 Burleson, Jackie 69 Burnett, Erika 85 Burnitz, Jeromy 69 Burns, Janet 85 Coon, INDEX Burns, Kirk 64, 266 Chambers, Jason 66 Cook, Allen 56 Call, Chris 35 BUVRS Klmfefl 55 Chambers, Michelle 56 Cook, Heath 67 Culley, Buddy 70 Burns, Lisa 55 Champion, Jill 66 Cook, Mark 70 Cummings, Donald 67 Burrow. DOVIQ 69 Champion, Kelly 56 Cook, Mike 67 Cunninghan, Robert 67 Burrow, Robbie 65 Chaney, He-Omer 56, 54 Cook, seen 70 Currier, siocey 67 Burrows, Lisa 65 Burrows, Michelle 65 Durrus, William 64 Bursiel, Charles 65 Busbee, Terri 65 Buschmann, Anke 64, 176, 267 Bush, Joe 47 Bushong, Tanya 65 Bussell, Toni 69 Butler, Bubba 605 Butler, Mike 69 Butler, Norman 64 Butler, Rocky 64 Bybee, Sandra 55 Byrd, Tonya 65 Byrns, Kim 69 Cadle, Christine 66 Caesar, Craig 69 Cagle, Odis 55 Cohoe, Theresa 69 Cain, Billy 55 Cain, Candace 55 Cain, Jason 66 Cain, Katherine 64 Cain, Waylon 55, 602 Caldwell, Kelly eo Coldwell, Kelly eo Caloway, Steve 69 Camilla, Angelic 69 Campa, Troy 55 Campagna, Lisa 64 Campbell, Charlene 64 Campbell, Donald 61, 64, 256 Campbell, James 64 Campbell, Sandro 64 Cangemi, Alice 64 Connon, John 55 Cannon, Jeffery 26, 55 Cannon, Steven 69 Canny, Edward 55 Cantrell, Kathy 66 Cantrell, Richard 55 Cantrell, Wilma 69 Cantrell, Scott 64 Cantu, John 55 Capehart, Brian 69 Capps, Michael 55 Carden, Christina 66 Cardini, Carla 66 Carey, Cynthia 55 Carlile, Kayla 66 Carlile, Troy 64 Carnes, Bryan 66 Carr, Bryan 64 Carr, Julie 55 Carroll, Joe 69, 192 Carroll, Stacie 55 Carroll, Yvonne 66 Carter, Jeannie 66 Carter, Mike 66 Carter, Torik 56 Carter, Timothy 64 Cartwright, James 69 Case, Mike 69 Casinger, Jefferey 56 Caskey, Linda 64 170, 172, Castleberry, Kevin 69, 196 Castleschouldt, William 69 Castro, Noemi 69 Castro, Sarai 66 Caron, Carrie 56 Cavazos, Daniel 56 Cavazos, Susan 69 Caylor, David 66 Cefielski, Mike 66 Cegielski, Zandro 66 Cessna, Kim 56 Chadwell, Amesha 69 Chadwick, Mike 56 Chadwick, Shrodna 66 Chalmers, Linay 69 Chambers, Craig 56, 606 Chambers, Deanna 66 Chaney, Sherry 69, 212, 215 Chaney, Tammy 69 Chapa, Mike 56 Chapa, Mundo 6 Chapman, James 56 Chapman, Kenneth 66 Charles, Deborah 56, 161 Charles, Stephen 66 Chatham, Avery 64 Chatham, Frank 69 Chauvin, Lynette 56 Chouvin, Sharon 69 Cherry, Melanie 56 Cheshire, Melissa 69 Cheshire, Suzie 69 Chhim, Sina 66 Chhith, Sitha 64 Chhith, Sophiny 64 Childers, Denise 66 Childers, Vicki 64, 167, 215, 22 Chirwood, Charles 66 Chate, Anna 66 Choate, Craig 69 Choate, Kari 66 Choate, Lisa 56 Choate, Sonja 64 Christensen, Tray 66 Christian, Laura 69 Christian, Shannon 69 Christian, Sherri 69 Christian, Steve 66 Christianson, Pamela 66, 264 Christoffersen, Donald 69 Cisneros, Janie 66 Clatdy, Stacy 69 Clark, Cynthia 56 Clark, Sandra 66 Clark, Stacy 56 Clarke, Nicole 64, 266 Clousing, Branon 66 Claver, Elaine 56 Clay, Sarah 69 Claybroak, Melissa 69 Clayton, Lisa 69, 226 Clayton, Ted 69 Clement, Holly 66 Cleveland, Dwayne 56 Clifton, Roxann 66 Cline, Greg 69 Coats, Christie 66 Cochran, Lindo 56 Cochrell, Midge 67 Cackrill, Michele 67 Coggins, Allison 56 Coker, Angela 56 Coker, Cameron 64 Coker, James 67 Colby, Alicia 64 Cole, Catherine 61, 64, 222, 2 Cole, Troy 70 Coleman, Margaret 67 Coleman, Randall 56 Collard, Valerie 70 Collier, Mary 67 Collins Collins Collins Collins , Chris 67 , Claudio 67 , Delbert 70 , James 56 Collins, Keith 64 Collins, Robert 56 Collins, Shannon 67 Collins Collins Collins , Tim 70 , Tina 67 worth, Annette 76 Colson, Joy 67 Colson, Ronald 70 Coltharp, Tom 56 Coma, Tony 67 Compte, Ricky 67 Compton, Jennifer 56 Conlin, Brent 56 Conway, Angela 64 Conway, Deborah 66,69 Conwell, Ronald 64 5, 2 42 46 Cook, Tanya 67 Cooke, Cameron 67, 270 Cooke, Corbin 70, 270 Cooke, William 56 Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Cooper Duke 70, 270 , David 67 . Doanna 70 Cooper, , Tammy 56 , Joseph 67 Eva 70 Kathryn 64 i Kelley 70 , Kim 65, 164, 265, 600 . Melissa 70 Randall 70 Randy 56 Robert 56, 215 . Tomia 70 Curry, Tammy 57 Curtis, Brian 57, 70 Curtis, Tray 65 Curtsinger, Lisa 70 Czajka, Fred 67 Dabrowski, Dorota 67 Dalton, Mike 67 Dalton, Raymond 67 Daly, Elizabeht 65 Daniel, Cliff 67 Daniel, Buddie 66 Darland, Cheryl 67 Darnell, Regana 67 Dorsey, Patrick 70 Dorsey, Steven 67 Daughrey, Joe 66 Davdson, Gene 67 Davidson, Russel 57, 70 Coop, Anobeth 56 Copeland, Kim 56, 174, 205 Copeland, Matthew 70 Copeland, Stephen 67 Copley, Jeff 56 Corbin, Mike 70 Corbit, Devin 65 Corbitt, Mike 67 Corley, John 65 Cormier, Brad 70 Cormier, Cary 67 Cornell, Carolyn 56 Cornell, Randell 70 Cornett, Fred 56 Cornwall, Brandt 65 Cornwall, Mendee 67, 276 Correll, Sabrina 67 Correll, Stephen 65 Coumbe, James 67, 70 Counts, Pasha 67 Courtney, Sharon 67 Covarrubias, Carlos 67 Covarrubisa, Kim 65 Covington, Gary 66, 67 Davidson, William 66, 244 Davila, Sylvia 70 Davila, Tana 57 Davis, Davis, Davis, Adrian 70 Candy 66 Cassandra 57 Davis, Christine 66 Davis, Cindy 66 Davis, .Jacquelin 57 Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis Frank 57, 176 Jennifer 66, 176, 219, 266 Karen 57 Kevin 57 Laurie 70 Mathew 57 Davis, Melissa 67 Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, on, Reginal 66 Daws Melonee 66 Ronald 57 Ronnie 70 Scott 57 Tracie 67 Vera 70 William 57 Cowort, Donnie 70 Cowey, William 67 Cox, Angela 56 Cox, Brenda 70 Cox, Edward 56 Cox, James 67 Cox, Kathy 70 Cox, Lorie 70 Cox, Melody 56 Cox, Patrick 67 Cox, Ramona 56 Cox, Rebecca 70 Cox, Renne 67 Cox, Robert 65 Cox, Robin 65, 70 Cox, Sherry 70 Cox, Sina 67 Cox, Tiffany 57 Croft, Belinda 70 Croft, Carl 57 Crain, John 65, 267 Crain, Laura 57 Crane, Joe 67 Cranfill, Feldon 57 Crawford, Allen 70 Crawford, James 67 Crawford, Kevin 70 Creamer, Julie 67 Creech, Deeann 57, 224 Creel, Thomas 67 Crieghton, Charles 67 Crenwelge, Deeann 67 Crippin, Cam 65, 264 Cromwell, Amanda 67, 206 Conk, Ricky 57 Cross, Donald 70 Cross, Marnelle 57 Crouch, John 67 Crow, Lisa 67 Crow, Michelle 67 Crump, Tony 67 Culberson, Amy 65, 175, 207 Dawson, Rhando 57 Day, Alicia 57 Day, Donald 57 Day, Melaine 66 Day, Susan 66 Dear, Peter66 Debreczeni, Michele 57 Decorte, Robert 57 Decuir, Edith 57 Deggs, William 70 Deison, Michael 66 Delleney, Katherine 57 Deloge, Ernest 57 Dement, Colleen 66, 219 Denman, Eric 67 Denton, John 70 Depriest, LaDanna 70, 269 Depriest, Teresa 67, 269 Derkowski, Lisa 67 Derr, Alecia 57 Deveny, Tina 70 Dewitt, Anthony 57 Deyoe, Raymond 70 Dezavala, Michelle 57 Dezeeuw, Steve 66 Dezeeww, Eric 67 Dial, Mia 66 Diaz, Cynthia 66, 205, 262 Diaz, Luis 70 Dibala, Shelly 57 Dickens, Lauar 66 Dickey, Tracy 70 Dickson, Audra 56, 57 Dill, Robert 67 Dillman, Christina 70 Dillman, Timothy 57 Dindore, Howard 57 Dindot, John 67 Dindot, Susan 269, 254, 255, 66 Dockery, Lara 245, 66 Dodson, Becky, 70, 294 Dozier, Brandt 245, 256, 66 Index ' 436 INDEX 434 - index Driscoll, Chip 256, 265, 36 Druley, Stephanie 244, 36 Dunn, Dunn, Chris 36 Eric 66 Dunn, Evelyn 36 Dunn, Stephanie 36 Duplichan, David 66 Durbin, Christina 66, 269 Durrant, Mark 70 Durrett, Marla 57, 294 Dutton, Timothy 36 Duval, Tina 70 Dye, Catherine 70, 269 Dye, Tina 70 Dye, Stephanie 66 Dyer, Scott 66 Dyer, Terry 66 Dyke, Cory 57 Earp, Daryl 70 Earrhman, Steven 57 Eason, Andrew 70 Echauri, Barbara 36 Eckstrum, Kim 63, 66 Edeker, Paula 57 Edgmon, Peter 70 Edinburgh, Ronald 57, 70 Edmunson, Janice 57 Edmunson, John 57 Edmunson, Michael 36 Edwards, Jeff 70 Edwards, Jimmy 57 Edwards, Michael 36 Edwards, Patricia 57 Edwards, Robert 66 Ehrhardt, Stefan 37 Eisses, John 37 Eisses, Michael 70 Eitze, Douglas 37 Elizanda, David 57 Elledge, Shannon 57 Elliott, Lisa 57, 205 Elliott, Steven 57 Ellis, Chris 37 Ellis, Deborah 57, 207, 210 Ellisor, Darrin 70 Ellzey, Kim 71,227 Emery, Sharon 57 Emmick, Lisa 71 Emmons, Anna 66, 264 Engel, Kristine 57 Engel, William 71 Engelby, Donald 37, 154, 231, 235 Engelby, Laurie 66 Ensey, David 37 Erb, Ryan 57 Ernst, James 71 Erwin, Lori 37 Erwin, Phillip 57,146 Esposito, John 66 Evans, Jimmy 57 Evans, Melissa 57 Evans, Robbie 66 Evanson, Andrew 66 Fain, Camille 37 Fairchild, David 66 Fairchild, Robert 66 Faith, Christine 71 Falco, Gail 57, 222 Farmer, Bobby 71 Farmer, Jessie 71 Farmer, Julio 66 Farmer, Lauren 37 Farrer, Jonathan 71 Forrugia, Theresa 57 Fash, Amy 66 Fash, Jenny 66 Fasnachr, Kelly 57 Faubion, Marlyna 57 Fausek, Jane 37 Feogan, David 37, 232 Featherstone, Jamie 71 Featherstone, Jennifer 66 Felder, Robert 66 Ferguson, Nicole 66, 264 Ferrell, Russell 71 Fester, Steven 66 Feuer, Dano 239 Finley, Lisa 299 Fowler, Peggy 236, 36 Freeman, Kim 270 Freeny, Edward 31, 36, French, Larrick 36, 256 Friend, Chris 36 Fry, Lesah 71 Fry, Michael 71 Fulton, Carolyn 21, 22, Fulton, Dayna 71 Fulton, Nara 36 Fultz, Thomas 57 Furby, Scott 71 Furrer, Timothy 66 Gagliano, Tim 56, 207 Galloway, Edward 36 Galloway, Johnnie 66 Galloway, Sarah 66 264 36 Galloway, Balencio 36, 22 Gandy, David 56 Ganek, Heather 66 Gann, Clifford 56 Gannucci, Thomas 36, 151 Glover, Cynthia 71 Godfrey, John 36, 260 Goetzman, Mark 36 Goff, Amy 69 Goforth, Eric 36 Golden, Danny 69 Golden, Tambre 56 Gomer, James 71 Gonzales, Alfredo 56 Gonzales, lrene 36 Gonzales, Juan 72 Gonzales, Ray 72 Gonzalez, Maria 69 Goodman, Robert 72 Goodrich, Robert 36 Goodson, Donald 56 Goodson, Donna 56, 227 Gordon, James 36 Gordon, Robert 36, 254 Gore, Philip 72 Gorski, Jr, ,Iames '72 Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Andrew 56 Fred 7 John 56 Rebecca 56 Richard 66 Garcia, Santiago 66 Garcia, Sonia 59, 56 Gardner, Angela 36, 192, 236 Gardner, Bruce 71 Gardner, David 66 Gardner, Kim 66 Gardner, Mike 234 Gardner, Tim 56 Gardner, Tracie 71 Garner, Robin 66 Garf, Nathan 242, 36 Garner Garrett. Garrett. Tino 36, 276 Garner. , Valencia 66 Jose 36, 242 Mark 71 Gossage, Julia 72 Gould, Bettina 56 Gowan, Jr., Joe 72 Gower, Susan 59 Grace, Senna 69 Grafft Angelo 69 Graham. Jerry 56 Graham, Robert 56 Graham, Thomas 72 Granger, Steve 72 Graumlich, David 69 Groves, Debbie 36 Gravette, Jeff 72 Gray, Carl 69 Gray, Eric 56, 204 Gray, Melinda 36 Grayum, Shelley 69 Grayum, Suzanne 39 Greathause, David 69 Green, Dana 72 Garrett, Stacey 66 Garrett, Tisuh 56 Garza, Alfredo 66 Garza, Arthur 66 Garza, Cynthia 66 Garza, Johnny 71 Garza, Raul 71 Garza, Ricardo 66 Garza, Sam 56 Garza, Soul 66 Goss, Catherine 56 Goss, Valerie 66 Gates, Dennis 66 Gates, Vincent 66 Gay, Miriam 36, 205 Gay, Rhonda 71 Geick, Nathan 71 George, Alison 66 George, Rick 36, 31, 243 Gibson, Alida 71 Gibson, Brian 66 Gibson, Julie 66 ibson, Lisa 69, 276 Gibson, Roye 56 Gibson, Tina 36 Gilbert, Kriisti 56 Gilbert, Ronald 56 Gilbert, Tracy 36, 192, 236, 257 Giles, Robert 69 Giles, Stephanie 69 Giles, Traci 36, 207, 210, 255 Gill, Gregg 71 Gill, Jacquelin 36 Gillespie, Brad 71, 193 Gilley, Billy 36 Gilliland, Dianna 69 Gilmore, Joel 69 Gilsdorf, Michael 71 Gilstrop, Gene 69 Gindrup, Tom 69 Gluffre, Lisa 71, 215 Gladden, Jeff 56 Gladden, Melinda 69 Glaspie, Derrick 69 Glaspie, James 71, 266, Glass, Everett 69 Glassel, Heather 69 Glenn, Robert 71 Green. , Joey 69 Green, Green, Green, Green. Green, Green. Green Dianne 69 Kim 39, 170, 241, 245 Lisa 39, 276 Martin 72 Phillip 72 Sharon 72 Todd 36, 135, 235 Greenwood, Roberta 69 Greer, Kathryn 39 Gregg, Chad 69 Gregg, Gina 56 Gregory, Tina 69 Griffin, Alphonzo 69 Griffin, John 72 Griffin, Jon 56 Griffin, Marvin 56 Griffith, Erin 39 Griffith, Ward 69 Grimes, Kevin 69 Grimmer, Christine 72 Grischowsky, Frank 39 Griscom, Scott 72 Griswold, Melissa 72 Groves, Jody 72 Gruber, Steven 56 Guajardo, Marici 69 Guajardo, Melissa 39 Guest, Jo 69, 295 Guest, Lislie 72 Guidry, Sonya 39 Guillory, Lisa 39 Guinn, Kendra 72 Gunter, Jerri 72 Gunter, John 149, 151, 39, 239 Haarmeyer, Darren 39 267 Hager, Kim 69 Hagerty, Paul 39 Hogood, Shane 69 Haight, Don 56 Haines, Kim 72 Hajdler, Mitze 69 Holdeman, Debra 56 Hales, Karen 56 Hales, Shown 56, 196 Holferty, Amber 56 Hall, Amy 56 Hall, Robert 56, 150 Halwas, Timothy 56, 219, 240 Ham, Bobby 69 Hamilton, Lisa 72, 216 Hammond, Patricia 72 Hancock, Coby 72 Hancock, Jason 69 Handley, Eric 72 Haneline, Jody 56 Hanna, Linda 69 Hansen, John 72,69 Hansen, Paul 90 Hansen, Randy 72 Hopes, Matt 72 Hardy, Diann 56 Hare, John 72,90 Hargis, David 72 Horgarove, Katherine 90 Hark, Rebecca 90 Harlan, Holt 56 Harlan. Vincent 39 125 Harper, Willie 90 Harris, Arthur 267 Harris, Chrystie 56 Harris, Donald 90 Harris, Geroge 90 Ho'ris. Michael 56 Harris, Rhonda 90 Harrison, Caela 39 Harrison, Calvin 40, 241 Harrison, Michael 56 I-lari ison, Teresa 72 Hart, Potiick 90 Hart, Paula 72 Harris, Renee 90 Hartley, William 56 Hartman, Dryan 72 Harvey, Christina 90 Hasara, Kim 72 Hasara, Sheri 90 264 Hastan, Fred 56 Hatoway, Kaoren 90 Hatfield, Timothy 40 Hawthorne, Shelly 56 Hay, Janice 72 Hayes, Angela 222 Hayes, Holly 56 Hayes, Robert 72 Hayes, Sean 90 Haynes, Audrea 40 Haynes, Patricia 90 Hayward, Laurie 72, 157 Haywood, Mechelle 72 Head, James 56 Heape, Shannon 90 Heckman, Jennifer 72 Hedgecock, Kris 40 Heiman, Christine 40 Helm, Charles 90 Helmick, Steven 90 Henderson, Audrey 72 Henderson, Gene 72 Henderson, Gracie 56 Henderson, Janice 72 Henderson. Lena 90 Henderson, Pamela 56 Henderson, Paul 56 Henderson, Wanda 56 Hendrickson, Janet 73 Henderickson, Susan 40 Hendryx, Stuart 90 Henley, Clifton 56 Hennigan, Larry 40 Henry, Anthony 40 Henson, Trent 73 Henson, Vance 73 Herd, Eric 90 Hernandez, Arcelia 73 Hernandez, Christina 73, 300 Hernandez, Glody 56, 212 Hernandez, Jaime 90 Hernandez, Michelle 40 Hersom, Sonya 73 Hewitt, Heather 73 Heyland, Barbara 90 Hickl, Jeff 90 Hickl, Julie 73 Hickman, John 90 Hickman, Traci 90 Hicks, James 56, 199 INDEX Hicks, Laura 90 Hicks, Lloys 73 Hicks, Sharon 90 Higgins, Ginger 73 High, James 56 Highsmith, Shannon 90 Hightower, Chris 56, 151 Hill, Amy 90 Hill, Denise 40 Hill, Douglas 73 Hill, Gregory 56 Hill, Hayley 40, 220, 223 Hill, Jeanette 56 Hill, Kelly 90 Hill, Lisa 56 Hill, Louis 40 Hineman, Beth 90 Hines, Arlaina 56 Hines, Gary 56 Hines, Nancy 73 Hinajoas, Juan 90 Hinajasa, Mario 90 Hinson, John 56 Hinton, Douglas 40 Hippie, Melanie 73 Hobbs, Ann 90 Hobbs, Kevin 40 Hobbs, Michael 40 Hobbs, Rabie 73 Hobbs, Terry 56 Hach, Jeff 90 Hack, Lisa 73, 163 Hodges, Jimmie 90 Hodges, Pamel 73 Hadgkins, Cameron 90 Haffland, Michael 73 Hagan, Jesse 40 Hake, Todd 73 Holder Glenda 91 Holick, Kim 292, 293 Holk, Lisa 73 Hollabaugh, Billie 56 Holland, Amy 56 Holland, Dana 56 Hallansky. Lisa 73 Halley, Kassandre 73 Hudspeth, Debra 56 Huerter, Regina 56, 215 Huffaker, Etta 73 Hughes, Amy 40 Hughes, Jeff 91 Hughes, Tammy 56 Hull, Stephanie 91 Humansky, Melissa 91 Hunt, John 73 Hunt, Lisa 56 Hunt, Melissa 91 Hunt, Russell 56 Hurn, Trenton 91 Huxel, Vicki 40 Hvezdos, Shannon 91, 222 Hyde, Alexis 91 Hyde, Andrea 40, 163, 207 Hyde, Reesa 73 lmhaff, Melissa 73 lngle, David 73 lngle, John 59 lngrando, Clayton 40 lnnerarity, Janice 59 Irwin, Rachel40 Irwin, Sheila 73 Isaac, Cheri 59 Isbell, Leslie 40 Isbell, Keith 73, 261 Isbell, Raymond 73 Isbell, Tonya 73 Iulo, Brian 59 Iulo, Cynthia 40 Ives, Robert 91 lvester, Bruce 91 Iverson, Steve 21 Jack, James 40 Jacks, Larry 73 Jackson, Barry 73 Jackson, Chris 91 Jackson, Christina 59 Jackson, Edgar 59, 124 Jackson, Jeff 91 Jackson, Kim 40 Jackson, Sabre 73 Jackson, Stephen 41 Jacobsen, Jana 73 Johnson, Leah 41 Johnson, Marquis 59 Johnson, Robert 59, 297 Johnson, Roderick 73, 190 Johnson, Tami 59 Johnson, Vinnie 41, 73 Johnson, Wesley 59, 91 Johnson, Willie 91 Jahnst on, Jacquelin 73 Johnston, Jennifer 91 Johnston, Jonathan 59 Johnston, Lisa 73 Johnston, Scott 41 Joiner, Rachel 91 Jones, Jones, Alfred 91 Allison 41 Janes, Craig 59 Jones, Floyd 91 Jones, Janice 59, 296 Janes, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jayson 41 Jenice 59 Jennifer 41 John 73 Jones, John 41 Jones, Jonathan 59 Janes, Judy 73 Janes, Julie 91 Janes, Janes, Janes, Kathryn 41 Blair 59 Michael 41 Jones, Michelle 73 Janes, Pamela 91 Jones, Ronda 91 Janes, Shorla 41 Janes, Janes, Janes, Sharon 91 Shawna 59 Shelley 73 Jones, Sherry 73 Janes, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Janes, Steven 91 Steven 41 Thomas 91 Thomas 41 Thomas 41 Virginia 73 Jordan, Tracie 41 Halley, Monte 56 Holm, Micheal 56 Holman, Weldon 91 Holmes, Kelly 40, 155, 160, 244, 254, 256 Holquin, Hector 91 Holschuh, Kelly 40 Hostead, Chris 40 Holt, .Ieff 56 Holzman, Holly 91 Hooper, Christeen 91 Hope, Gregg 40 Hopkins, Guy 73 Hopkins, Laura 73 Hopper, Jason 40, 146 Hopper, Mischelle 73 Hapsan, Jr., Herlon 73 Horam, Rodney 73 Horn, William 56 Hartan, Shelly 40 Jacques, Bubba 256 Jacques, Darrell 59 Jacques, Roderick 41, 269, 296 Jaeger, Darrell 91 Jaggers, Tiffany 41 Jamail, Kelly 73 James, Brant 91 James, Teresa 91 Janowski, Mark 73 Janowaki, Randy 41, 165, 232 Jarmaluk, Johnnie 91 Jaromin, Tony 59 Jarvis, John 59 Jeardoe, Shelly 91 Jefferies, Robert 51 Jefferson, Nicholaus 9 Jefferson, Terry 73, 266 Jenkins, Blair 41, 60, 230, 237, 240, 244 Joseph, John 91 Jay, Kevin 74 Judah, Elizabeth 74 Jusge, Nancy 41 Kane, Donna 91 Karge, Troy 74 Karickhoff, Susan 67, 74 Keener, Denise 91 Keeshan, Tad 41 Kelleher, Brenda 41 Kellen, Kelli 31, 41, 162, 163, 276, 232, 244, 245, 257 Keller, Kelly 91 Keller, Shar 41, 220 Kelley, George 74 Kelley, Kris 91 Kelley, Tim 41 Kelley, Trenton 91 Kellogg, James 59 Kellow, Angela 74 Kellum, Eric 91 Hostetter, Marcus 73 Houllhan, Mike 91 Hauseman, Mary 91 Howard, Housewir Howard, Howard, th, Scart 40, 261 Chris 91 David 91 Howard, Joseph 73 Kieu-von 56 Jenkins, Jay 26, 53, 59, 155, 196, 256 Jennings, Thomas 73 Jensen, Dana 91 Jernigan, Brian 91 Jernigan, Mindy 41 Jester, Allison 73 Jeter, James 73 Jett, Carrie 59 Kelly, Kelly, Kelly, Kelly Cristina 41 Darin 41 David 59 Denise 41 keiiyf Marla 59, 165 Kelly, Kelm, Kelm, Robin 91 Melanie 41 Michael 74 Howard, Mauria 73, 296 Howard, Victor 40 Howard, William 56 Howell, Deanne 91 Hawitt, Sallie 91 Hruska, Russell 91 Hubacek, Kerri 56 Hubbard, Angela 73 Hubbard, Anthony 91 Hubbard, John 73 Hubbard, Karen 91 Hucke, Melissa 73 Hudson, Leah 56 Husdon, Michelle 91 Husdon, Raymond 91 Jezek, Allan 73 Jimenez, Hope 91 Johle, Kim 59 Johns, Jae 41 Johnson, Barry 91 Johnson, Becky 73 Johnson, Berle 73 Johnson, Clyde 73 Johnson, Donald 91 Johnson, Douglas 73 Johnson, George 41 Johnson, Jacquelyn 59 Johnson, James 73 Johnson, John 59 Johnson, Jon 67 Kennedy, Clay 91 Kennedy, Daniel 91 Kennedy, John 74 Kennedy, Paul 41, 254 Kennemer, Steve 59 Kent, Annette 74 Kent, Mike 59 Kent, Scotty 91 Kea, Dara 91 Kea, Laeup 74 Kikc, Knute 74 Kidd, Brad 91 Kidd, Terri 59 Kiely, Darren 74 Kilgore, Denise 41 Killingsworth, Kirsten 91 King, Billy 74 King, Celeste 91 King, Charles 92 King, Jeff 92 King, John 92 King, Kelley 59 King, Mary 41 King, Patrick 92 King, Shawn 59 King, Virginia 92 King, Wayne 41 Kinney, Ryan 74, 216, 231 Kirby, Laura 74 Kirk, Kathy 74 Kirkland, Lonald 74 Kirkland, Michael 92 Kirtley, Stacy 74 Kleiber, Michael 74 Klein, Keith 74,92 Kleine, Jared 74 Klements, Mary 92 Kline, John 42 Kloesel, Stephen 59, 202, 255 Klotz, Steven 92 Klusmann, Jan 59 Knapp, Kristen 59, 93 Knight, Sherry 74 Knowles, Daryl 92 Knowlton, Keith 74 Knox, Ricky 59 Kobes, Gleen Kocsis, Carrie 17, 59, 174 Koehne, Raymond 92 Koenig, Elizabeht 92 Koenig, Sherri 59 Koerner, Monty Kahlleffel, Judy 42 Kolb, Alex 74 Kotenbrink, Blake 59 Kath, Angela 42 Koth, Monica 92 Kowalski, Sherrie 74 Kramer, Dana 42, 221 Kratz, Dana 42 Kratz, David 74 Krause, Lewis 42 Krikorian, Pamela 92 Krischke, Kim 59 Kropik, Vivan 92 Krupala, Kim 74 Kuehler, Deborah 59 Kuehler, Mary 60 Kuhn, Howard 42 Kullok, Monica 60, 190, 276, 257 Klullak, Sonja 74, 227 Kutach, Dana 22, 42, 242 Kuydendall, Tamra 92, 206 Kuykendall, Mauri60 Lacarter, Roger 60 Lackey, Valerie 74 Laird, Russell 60, 125 Lake, Chris 92 Lambert, Carroll 74 Lambert Kenneth 42 Land, Tracy 74 Land, Wendy 92 Lang, Carolyn 42, 206 Lang, Scart 92 Langley, Julian 60 Laningham, Jason 92 Laningham, Jeremy 92 Laperna, Lawrence 42 Lapham, John 42 Larson, Grant 74 Larson, Jamie 92 Lashbrook, Cassandra 92 Lavergne, Lania 74 Law, James 42 Law, Janet 74 Lawernce, Melissa 42 Lawson, Phillip 42 Lawson, Tina 74 Lee, Linda 60 Lee, Russell 74 Lee, Sandra 60 Lee, Tammy 92 Lee, Tracey 92 Lee, Vivian 42 Index ' 435 Miracle, nde Leftwich, George 92 Maddox, Nancy 42 McCoy, Patricia 75 Minieri, Janice 61 Legg, Leann 92 Maddux, Curtis 74 McCoy, Steven 75 Minor, Peggy 93 Leggett, Dawn 60 Madeley, Claudette 74 McCrary, Mike 93 Minter, Jill 44 Lehman, Steven 92 Leigh, James 42,74 Lejeune, Jay 74 Lemmo, Charles 92 Lentz. Leona Letbetter, Tricia 53, 60, 2 223 Levan Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Bobby 60 rd, Rebecca 42 tina, Scott 42 Andrew 92 Cale 74 Cecil 92 Lewis, Jamie 60, 225 Lewis, Julie 60, 276, 257 Lewis, Kendra 60 Lewis, Leanne 60 19, 220. Lewis, Scott 92 Lewis, Shelby 287 Lewis, Stacy 92 Liddell, Gregory 60, 303 Lightner, Lawrence 42 Liles, Melhanie 60 Lilley, Arthur60 Linker, Johnny 74 Lisembee, Wanda 92 Lisenbe, Kimberly 74 Liston, Perry 60 Liston, Ronald 60, 74 Little, Jack 42 Little, Michael 74 Little, Thomas 92 Little, Wayne 42, 290 Livingston, April 92 Lloyd, Charles 42 Lloyd, Scott 92 Lofton, Curtis 74 Logan, Patrick 42 Lohr, Troy 74 Loihle, Tracy 42, 231 Lokey, John 92 Lokey, Michelle 60 Lomax, Will 92 Long, Heather 74, 227 Lopez, Louis 92 Lopez, Mydia 92 Lopez, Rhonda 92 Lopez, Robin 60 Lorenz, Dawn 92 Lorenz, Ruby 42, 142 Loustalot, Cyril 60, 303 Louviere, Charles 42 Lovelody, Floyd 60 Lovelady, Rodney 74 Loveless, Kim 42, 218 Loving, Tray 92 Lowe, Lowe, Lowe, Lowe. Lower Lowra 240 Edward 92 Jennifer 74 Leslie 42 Metidith 92 y, Steven 74 nce, Tori 42, 174, 219, 235, Lowry, Jeffrey 92 Mahajan, Vaishali 74 Maher, Richard 74 Mahoney, James 92 Mailhes, Peter 42 Maley, Derek 74 Mallard, Fred 74 Mollett, Rae 74 Manders, Jody 92 Mangum, Kelly 42, 239 Mann, Lisa 60 Mann, Phillip 74 Manuel, Michelle 92, 208 Margeson, Jennifer 43 Marion, Patrick 43 Marquardt, Melanie 74 Marsh, Robert 92 Marshall, Betty 43, 153 Marshall, Darlene 233, 43 Marshall, Shelly 92 Marshall, Timothy 92 Martin, Billy 92 Martin, Christoph 43 Martin, Eric 92 Martin, John 43 Martin, Kenneth 92 Martin, Kevin 92 Martin, Melissa 92 Martinez, Alma 93 Martinez, Maria 60 Marvez, William 74 Masbruck, Craig 93 Mashburn, Angie 50 Mashburn, Lee 74 Mason, Tina 93 Mason, Virgie 74 Massengale, Terry 60, 263 Massey, Donna 43 Massey, Raymond 43 Massey, Walter 74 Massie, Elizabeth 74 Mastin, Willard 93 Mathews, Jeffery 75 Mathews, Richard 60 Mathey, Kimberly 75 Mathis, Calvin 75 Mathis, Donnie 75 Mathis, Elizabeth 93 Mathis, Keith 93 Mathis, Veronica 93 Matson, Lisa 22, 43 Matthews, Cynthia 75 Matthews, Michael 75 Matthews, Susan 43 Mayes, David 93 Mayes, Lisa 43, 226, 254 Mayes, Theresa 60 Maynard, Jon 43 Mayold, David 75 Mayor, Steven 43, 172, 155 Mays, Tonya 43 Maywald, Mark 75 Mazy, Billy 43 McAlister, Paul 93 McCroy, Kathleen 44 McCreery, Angela 75 McDaniel, Rhonda 67,75 McDaniel, Stacy 60 McDaniel, Tammy 75 McDaniel Toni 44 McDonald, April 44 McDonald, Craig 44 McDonald, Jeffrey 44, 137 McDonald, Lisa 44, 162 McDougal, Amanda 93 McElroy, Jerri 93 McElroy, Lindo 61, 294 McFadden, James 44 McFadden, Rodney 75, 287 McGarrahan, Jan 93 McGarrahan, Laura 61 McGrath, Sherry 61, 151 McGuire, Jerry 75 McHam, Staci 75, 215 Mcllvain, Walter75 McKenzie, James 44, 238 McKinney, Charles 61 McKinney, Robert 95 McKnight, James 61 McKown, Patric 93 McLaren, Clinton 93 McLaren, Jayna 75 McMillian, Christoph 44, 281 McMillian, Cynthia 75,255 McMinn, Lena 44 McNeel, Christine 75 McNeeley, Charles 93 McNeeley, Rusty 61 McNeill, Daniel 61 McNeill, Timothy 61 McShan, Christoph 61 McShan, Michelle 61 McSwain, Tommy 75 McWashington, Efrem 44 McWhorter, Shannon 93 McWilliams, Michele 61, 220 Medley, Karen 75 Meehan, Anna 75 Meeks, Floyd 61, 137 Meeks, ReBecca 93 Meloncon, James 75 Mendez, Abisay Mendez, Adorjana 83, 93 Mendez, Angela 75 Mendiola, David 93 Mendiola, Jae 93 Mendoza, Melissa 75 Meneke, Doug 44 Mericle, Leslie 93 Merritt, Beth 44 Merryfield, Keith 44,146 Merryfield, Jonathan 75 Merryman, Jeffery 61 Metz, Scott 75 Meza, Emma 61 Mihalka, Debbie 61 Mihalka, Stephanie 75 Minton, Monica 75 Minton, Stacey 93 Miracle, Barbara 206 Callie 61 Mistric, Kimberly 61 Mistric, Michael 76 Mirchan, Michelle 44 Mitchell, Angelia 93 Mitchell, Elizabeth 93 Mithchell, James 93 Mitchell, Tony 93 Mize, Laura 61 Mabley, Mary 61 Mallohan, Suzanne 44 Molohosky, Stephen 94 Montonari, Patrick 44, 162, 170, 241 257 Montgomery, Desiroe 44, 176 Montgomery, Gretchen 231, 44 Montgomery, Erich 94 Montgomery, Kyle 76 Montgomery, Marla 96 Montgomery, Tim 76 Moody, Lauren 76 Moody, Lillian 61 Moody, Roger 61, 173 Moon, Michael Moore, Barry 94 Moore, Beth 94 Moore, Cecil 76 Moore, Cheryl 44 Moore, Christoph 44 Moore, Cory 94 Moore, Darrell 61 Moore, Emma 53, 61 Moore, Eric 94 Moore, Geoffrey 44 Moore, J ay 61 Moore, Leann 67, 76, 195 Moore, Michael 94 Moore, Paul 94 Moore, Reginald 76 Moore, Rodney 76 Moore, Steven 61 Moreno, Socorro 44 Morenus, Mio 76 Morgan, Morgan, Morgan, Morgan, Morgan. Morgan, Morgan, Adeana 76 Allen 76 Author 61 Cynthia 44, 245 John 94 Kim 61 Kimberly 44, 176 Morgan, Larisa 76 Morgan, Laura 94 Morgan, Rhonda 44 Morgan, Stacy 94 Morrison, David 61 Morrison, Joseph 76, 94 Morrow, Kevin 76 Morse, Jae 61 Mosley, Bert 94 Mott, Denise 44 Lubs, Diane 60 Lubs, Tracy 92, 211 Lucius, Carl 74 Luckey, Tracy 74 Luehr, Kim 92, 208 Lujan, Maria 74 Lukasheoy, Billy 92 Luke, Sammie 92 Lupplace, Nancy 42, 162 Lutonsky, James 92 Lutz, Ronda 92 McAviney, Jill 75 McAviney, Kathleen 43, 220 McBride, Bobby 44, 203, 236 McBride, Pinkie 75 McCallum, Rodney 75 McCallum, Scott 60 McCants, Jeano 93 McCarthy, Kelly 75 McCarthy, Lance 93 McCarty, Melvin 60 McCeig, Tina 60, 212 Miles, James 61 Miles, Miller, Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Stephany 93 Amy 61 , Brett 44, 281 , Candace 75, 210 , Diana 93 , Joni 75 , Kimberly 61 , Lisa 61 , Paul 93 , Randall 75 Mott, Kimberly 76, 227 Moya, Hilda 61 Moya, Norma 94 Muckelray, Keith 94 Mueller, Edward 76 Mueller, Heinrich 76 Mullane, William 94 Muller, Michelle 61, 154 Muller, Patrick 94 Mullett, Stephen 94 Mumford, Matthew 94 Lutz, Sheila 42 Lynch, Lynch, Billy 74 John 92 Lynch, Keith 74 Lynch, Kenneth 60 Mabry, Ronald 60 MacDonald, Shannon 92 Mochajewski, Dennis 60 Machala, Jerry 92 Mack, Kevin 92 MacLaurin, Hearher60 Madden, Stephanie 60 McClain, Stacey 60, 205 McCleery, Som 44 McClellan, Shane 93 McClellan, Sherrie 93 McCloud, Erica 93 McCloy, Mark 75 McClung, Theresa 60 McCord, Elisa 93 McCowan, Betty 75 McCawn, Christina 75 McCoy, Melinda 44 McCoy, Melissa 75 Miller, Randall 61 Miller, Trevor 75 Milliken, Stacy 75 Mills, Denise 44, 203 Mills, James 75 Milne, Christopher 75 Milne, Sabrina 75 Mila, Lakeshia 61 Milo, Mike 61 Mims, Joe 44 Minchew, Bobby 93 Minieri, Elisa 75 Muratorri, Michael 76 Murphy, Brenda Murphy, Chip 94 Murphy, James 94, 269 Murphy, Michelle 94 Murray, Alan 94 Murray, Shawna 61 Musgrave, Mike 76 Myers, Troy 94 Napiorski, Kelly 94 Nash, Scottie 94 Naszcyniec, Edward 94 Phllley, Neil 95 lnde Naylor, Kimberly 45 Parker, John 95 Pippin, Kevin 210, 234, 239 Reeb, Brian 62 Neal, Allen 94 Parker, Karma 76 Pittman, Irma 95 Reed, Cynthia 77, 264 Neal, Dc-,niet Q4 Parker, Kathie 76 Placide, Anthony 46, 261, 264, 296, Reed, John 96 Neal, Patrick 94 Parker, Scott 95 297 Reed, Melanie 77 Neece, Luci 76 Needham, Douglas Nelius, Tiffany 76 Nelson, Cherie 45, 236 Nelson, Joey 61 Nelson, John 76, 296 Nelson, June 45 Nelson, Michael 45 Nelson, Regina 61 Nelson, Shawn 45 Nelson, Steve 45 Nehan, Jerry 94 Neuffer, Shannon 94 Newhouse, Brian 76 Newkirk, Connie 76 Newman, Christoph 76, 267 Newsom, Theresa 76 Nguyen, San 61 Nichols, Amy 61 Nichols, Roy 45, 242 Nichols, Susan 76 Nichols, Veronica 45 Noakes, Morgan 61 Nobles, Gerald 94 Norling, Jason 76 Norman, Toni 76 Norrid, Kelly 94 Norris, Kelly 76 Norton, Matthew 45 Norvell, Jimmy 45 Norvell, John 45 Nowell, Cassandra 94 Nunn, Clldf-QL-L9 Nunn, Claytodn 76,' NUh:rTI5fT461 ' O'Haver, William 61 O'Donnell, Kiven 95 O'l-lair, Christie 95 O'Neill, Sharon 174, 45 O'Steen, Carlla 95 Oatman, Steven 61 Obannon, Wanda 95 Obregon, Anthony 76 Ocker, Vickie 61, 176 Odom, Clif 95 O'DonneIl, James 45 Offutt, Erika 95 Oliver, Cary 95 Oliver, Thomas 45 Olivo, Richard 61 Olson, Sonja 61 O'Neil, Shirley 45 Opel, Robert 61, 165 Opel, Roy 76 Opperhammer, Eric 76 Opperhammer, Keith 290, 291 Oppliger, Chad 61 Ororke, Robert 46 Oriega, Jaime 76 Osborne, Gwendolyn 46 Ott, James 76 Owen, Monty 46 Owens, Leavy 95 Owens, Linda 61 Pace, Jason 95 Pack, David 46 Paddock, Karen 46 Paddock, Melville 76 Padon, Rhonda 61, 215, 220 Page, Rhonda 61 Palmer, Elizabeth 46, 219 Palmer, Mike 46 Palmer, Melissa 95 Palmer, Michael 61 Palmer, Samantha 61 Palmer, Scott 46, 160 Palmer, Shawn 95 Palmer, Stephanie 76 Palombo, Jimmy 95 Pardue, Kimberly 61 Parish, Cindy 95 Parish, Jeannie 61 Parker, Bradley 61 Parker, James 95 Parker, John 76 Parker, Steven 46 Parker, Tommy 61 Parker, Bennie 76 Parks, Wendy 61 Parrish, Stephen 77 Parsley, Kelly 19, 95, 268 Parsley, Shawn 61, 173 Parson, Allison 77 Parson, Claudia 61 Pliler, Michael 46 Plude, Christine 77 Plumber, Terence 62, 151 Plummer, Anthony 77, 190 Poissoit, Dianna 46 Pokorski, James 62 Pollack, Angela 77, 222 Pollock, Marc 46 Pollock, Monica 95 Pascarella, Nicole 61 Pate, Lori 77 Pattin, Charlynn 61 Patterson, Debra 95 Pomykala, Christopher 62 Pomykala, Valerie 46, 276 Pool, Damian 77 Pool, Leeann 46 Paul, P kttttp 77 Payne, Heather 95 Payne. Payne, Peace, James 95 Mark 95 Robert 77 Pearce, Kerri 61 Pearce, Lisa 95, 269 Pope, Mlllicent 95 Pearce, Richard 77 Pearson, Chad 95 Pearson, Dionne 77 Peet, John 95 Pells, Catherine 61 Pells, Lesley 95 Pells, Linda 77 Pena, Carlos 77 Pennington, Gary 46 Pennington, Lahna 77 Pentecost, Dena 61 Pepper, January 77 Popp, Jennifer 95 Porter, Anne 77 Porter, Dana 95 Porter, Deana 95 Posey, Anne-Marie 77 Posey, Kimberly 95 Posey, Patricia 62 Potter, Adam 62 Potter, Lena 95 Potter, Michael 62, 160 Potter, Shannon 62 Potter, Shay 95 Reel, Brad 62 Reese, Helen 77 Reese, Jennifer 96, 211 Reese, Monica 96 Reese, Randy 62, 267 Reeves, Bradleyf77 Reeves, Edward 96 Reeves, Sonia 47 Reilly, Edward 47 Reinholtz, Richard 47 Renard, Billy 96 Reno, Theresa 47 Renteria, Charlene 96 Revia, Charles 96 Reynolds, Dennice 62 Reynolds, Dennis 62 Reynolds, Jerry 47 Reynolds, Lance 16, 47, 256 Reynolds, Laurie 96 Reynolds, Stephanie 77 Rhea, Jennifer 77 Rhea, Ruby 77 Rhea, William 47 Rhoden, Jefferson 77 Rhoden, Jody 47 Peregrin, Susan 95 Perez, Perez, Perez, Perez, Perez, Anjanette 77 Ciro 46 Joshua 95 Judith 95 Rafael 46 Perkins, Cheryl 95 Perkins, Jeff 61 Perry, Perry, Perry, Perry, Claudette 77 Scott 77 Stacy 46 Steven 61 Potts, Michelle 62 Pouncey, Vickie 77 Powell, Angela 95 Powell, Eric 77 Powell, Jennifer 46 Powell, Julie 62 Power, Amanda 77 Power, Larissa 62 Prak, Sarim 95 Prater, Guy 95 Pratt, Chris 95 Price, Mark 46 Price, William 62 Priest, Michelle 46 Prigmore, Jennifer 95 Prigmore, Marie 62, 131 Pritchett, Jennifer 62, 215 Przyborski, Shelley 95 Rhodes, Donita 47 Rice, Ashlea 96 Dawn 77 292 600 Rice, , , Rice, Julie 17, 62 Rice, Kelly 77 Rice, Lisa 47 Rice, Paula 22, 47 Perry, Susan 61 Perry, Tina 95 Peters, Stephanie 95 Petersen, Amber 95 Peterson, Tommy 46 Petro, Michael 95 Puckett, Jonathan 46 Puckett, Lisa 77 Puckett, Lisa 46 Puckett, Michelle 95 Puckett, Rhonda 46 Puckett, Tanya 46 Petro, Petty, Petty. Petty, Valerie 46 Angela 77 Jimmy 125 Kimberly 61 Petty, Tiffany 95 Pever, Phelps Philips, Julie 77 , Veronica 61 Jennifer 61 Phillips, Charles 46, 147 Phillips, James 77 Phillips, Johnny 61 Phillips, Julia 77 Phillips, Kevin 95 Phillips, Mark 62 Phillips, Marvin 62 Phillips Matt 46, 146 Phillips, Melanie 62 Phillips, Michelle 95 Phillips, Pamela 95 Phillips, Steven 62 Phillips, Teresa 95 Phillips, Travis 95 Phipps, Teresa 77 Phythian, Jay 77 Pickle, Thomas 62 Pilkenton, Denice 62 Pilkenton, Robert 95 Pillow, Kassandra 62 Pinchback, John 62 Pinkard, Sharon 46 Pinkerton, Kimberly 95 Pinkney, Paula 62 Pinkston, Elizabeth 77 Pippin, James 95 Pugh, Angie 77 Purselley, Gary 95 Pursley, Kelly 62, 207, 210 Putnam, Elizabeth 46, 162, 190, 276. 240, 245, 257 Quentin, Vicki 95 Raabe, Todd 46, 155, 160, 170, 239, 254 Rabon, Timothy 77 Rabon, William 46 Rocca, Ronald 77 Rader, Joseph 77 Radke, Lee 77 Roggetr, Douglas 47 Rainwater, Todd 95 Randall, Charles 62 Randall, Ronnie 77 Raney, Monica 95 Rankin, Betina 95 Rankin, Josephine 77 Rosberry, Robert 62 Rasco, Bryan 77 Rash, Karin 62 Rash, Leslie 77 Raupp, Brion 95 Raupp, David 62 Rawlinson, Lisa 77 Read, Melvin 95 Ready, Phillip 96 Reagan, Randy 96 Real, Donnie 77 Records, Kimberly 62, 205 Reaves, Shawn 96 Reddick, Linda 77 Redeo, Willie 62 Rice, Penny 47 Rice, Robert 96 Rice, Stephen 77 Richard, Stephanie 47 Richards, Belinda 77 Richardson, Dana 47 Richardson, Michael 46, 297 . Richie, Jason 46 Rickard, Brian 62 Ricklin, Laurel 96 Rickman, Melanie 96 Rightmer, Sharon 62 Riley, Melissa 96, 264 Riley, Michelle 62, 190, 264 Ringo, Pete 77 Risha, Annie 96 Rivera, Cecelia 62, 212 Rivera, Jesse 96 Rivera, Jose 46 Rizzo, Ronald 77 Roan, Christopher 48 Roark, Theresa 96 Roberds, Kay 77 Roberson, Dennis 96 Roberson, Evan 62 Roberson, Michael 77 Robertson, Scooter 77 Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Roberts Danih 77 Roberts, , James 96 . Jeffrey 96 , John 77 . Marcus 77 Paul 96 ,Rex77 Robertson, Chris 77 Robertson, Gayle 62 Robertson, Rebecca 72 Robinson, Harold 96 Robinson, Jonathan 62 Robinson, Lee 77 Robinson, Nanette 46 Roch, Nancy 96 Roddey, Wynette 96 Roddy, Julianne 96 Rodenburg, Raye-Dawn 76, 206 Rodgers, Timothy 46 Rodkey, Billy 62 Rodriguez, Ed 96 Rodriguez, Jose 96 Rodriguez, Moria 62 Rodriguez, Mark 62 Rodriguez, Veronica 62 Rodriguez, Vincent 62 Index 0 437 Snae, INDEX 468 ' Index Roe, Wendy 62, 269 Rogde, John 96 Rogers, Lee 96 Rogers, Penny 78 Rogers, Tracy 48 Rogerson, Elizabeth 76 Roggeman, Joan 96 Rogawski, Thomas 62 Roland, Ronald 62 Roland, Yvette 96 Romero, Darrell 62 Romero, James 96 Romine, Steven 76 Roaks, James 96 Roper, John 62 Rose, Catherine 62, 255 Rose, Daryl 76 Ross, Brady 96 Ross, Jacquelin 78 Rountree, Kristin 56, 62, 224 Rouse, Allen 78 Rowell, Randy 96 Rubio, Robby 62 Rucker, Sherri 62 Runge, Greg 48 Runnels, Catherine 96 Runnels, Kevin 62 Runnels, Robin 78 Rushing, James 62 Rushing, Kevin 62 Russell, Jane 46 Russell, Robert 62 Russell, Rodney 62 Rutherford, Garland 76 Rutherford, Michael 46 Rutledge, Lea 62 Saari, Dano 96 Saari, Dawn 96 Sage, James 76 Saienni, Kenneth 62 Saienni, Victor 48 Salinas, Silvia 96 Sallas, Lola 62 Salter, Amy 78 Sammons, Ryna 241 Sanders, Angeline 48 Sanders, Gary 62 Sanders, James 62, 176 Sanders, Lonnie 96 Sanders, Mark 96 Sanders, Molena 62 Sanders, Scott 62 Sanders, Shelley 76 Sandlin, Wendy 46 Sarabia, Maria 76 Sarabia, Maritza 96 Sargent, Donald 96 Sartin, Reed 96 Sartin, Robert 48, 172, 270 Sattetfield, Tracy 76, 269 Souls, Teri 76 Saunders, Carol 62 Saunders, Cindy 48 Saunders, Dwain 76 Saunders, Steven 62 Savoy, Deirdre 96 Saxon, Dustin 76 Saxon, Lisa 46 Scaife, James 48 Schaller, Ann 78,157 Schleisner, William 78 Schlosser, Jay 48 Schmidt, Jason 78 Schminkey, Kim 78,222 Schminkey, Kris 62 Schroeder, Greta 76 Schramm, Margaret 62, 144 Schramm, Tina 48 Schultz, Alan 76 Schultz, Harold 62 Schultz, Lenois 76 Schumann, Theresa 76 Schur, Anita 96 Schuster, David 76 Schuster, Linda 76 Schworzburg, Brandon 96 Schwenk, Deann 62 Scism, Michael 76 Scott, Angela 96 Scott, David 62 Scott, Errol 66, 96 Scott, Jody 76 Scott, Mark 62 Scott, Robert 76 Scott, Stefan 96 Scott, Stephanye 67, 76, 160 Seabolt, Brent 96 ' Seale, Rocky 46, 172 Seale, Jeffrey 62 Searcy, Shellie 96 Sears, James 76 Seay, Denise 62 Sebastian, John 62, 266 Sechler, Andrea 62, 284 Secord, Mark 76 See, Ron 66 Segrest, Joe 76, 124 Seifried, Jack 76 Self, David 78 Self, Teresa 66, 156 Self, William 78 Sellars, Lisa 66 Sengstock, Arthur 96 Senor, Sam 48 Sentmanat, Katy 66 Sentmanat, Martin 76 Serna, Rafaela 96 Severa, Brian 96 Seyfang, Jill 48 Shantz, Michelle 96, 295 Shantz, Timothy 66 Sharp, Michael 48 Sharp, Paul 66, 160 Shaw, Judith 66, 264 Shaw, Tricia 76 Shelton, Cathy 96 Shelton, James 66 Shelton, Jerry 147 Shelton, Richard 96 Shely, Shelli 96 Shely, Tim 66 Shepherd, Don 96 Sherburne, Edward 66 Sherer, Darrell 56, 66 Sherer, Stacy 96 Sherrod, Grant 48 Shipman, Joseph 66 Shoemake, Fenton 46 Shoemaker, Reed 66, 264, 604 Sides, Dwayne 96 Sieber, Douglas 96 Siegel, Angela 96 Sifferman, Dianne 46 Signor, Sara 66 Signor, Sylvia 46 Signorelli, Daniel 96 Sim, Jeffrey 66, 165 Simmons, Arthur 66 Simmons, Chantel 96 Simmons, Frankie 96 Simmons, Kevin 96 Simon, John 66 Simaneaux, Todd 66 Simpson, Christoph 76 Simpson, Ronald 76 Sims, David 48 Sims, Paul 48 Sims, Tara 96 Sims, Tomitra 66 Simutis, Nancy 78 Sinclair, Steven 97 Singer, Tina 66 Singleton, James 78, 151 Singleton, James 66 Singleton, Lori 67, 76, 154 Singleton, Sharon 97 Singleton, Tina 21, 26, 61, 46, 154 276, 260, 265 Sink, Kevin 66 Sirleaf, Miata 97 Skelton, Charlie 66 Skero, Larry 78 Skinner, Tammy 66 Slade, Theresa 48 Slocum, Shelia 66 Slusser, Tonya 66 Smalley, Michael 66 Smith, Charles 97 .605 Smith, Deborah 46, 220 Smith, Greg 66 Smith, Smith, Smith. Hershall 48 Hugh 78 Janet 66 Smith, Karen 66 Smith, Smith, Smith, Kelvin 46, 290, 291 Kevin 78 Karin 97 Smith, Kristen 97 Smith. Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Marc 97 Mark 66 Michael 76 Paula 97 Randy 78 ReBecca 76 Reed 49 Richard 49 Ricky 66 Robert 66 Robert 78 Ronald 49, 268 Shannon 97 Stephanie 97 Tanya 66 Tina 97 Tina 66 Wendi 49 Smith, Wendy 49, 207 Smaorenburg, Myron 97 Smyrl, Louis 97 Sneed, Keith 66, 256, 265 Sneed, Lakasha 97 Snider , David 49 Snider, Karen 78 Snider, Linus 76 Snider, Tammy 64 Amy 97 Stevens, Nikki 49 Stevens, Rhonda 49 Stevens, Roxanne 49 Stevens, Tracy 97 Stewart, Amanda 97 Stewart, Bredgett 97 Stewart, Joyce 97 Stewart, Rodney 266 Stewart, Teresa 64 Stiles, Lisa 49, 176 Stillian, Chris 79 Stites, Kelly 97 Stites, Tammy 79 Stock, Carolyn 64 Stockbridge, Richard 97 Stockton, Gina 49, 220, 246 Stodjhill, John 97 Stokely, Dena 49 Stone, Timothy 49 Stone, Veronica 79 Stoner, Rodney 79 Stoner, Sherry 49 Storie, Keri97 Stouffer, Mark 79, 190 Stover, Eric 79 Strong, Patrick 79 Straughan, Jeri 79 Strawn, Bryan 64 Street, Calvin 97 Stret, Jeffrey 64 Streiff, Michael 97 Strickland, Melissa 64, 219 Strouse, Julie 49 Suarez, Ana 97 Sublett, John 79 Suchors, Leslie 97 Suchors, William 64 Sullivan, Gayla 64, 176 Snae, Angela 64 Sobon, Shane 64 Solis, Diane 76 Solis, Pedro 64 Solomon, Shelly 97 Sopchak, Carolyn 76 Sorrentino, Nicholas 78 Sowell, Kimla 64, 212 Sponn, Jimmy 97 Sponn, Lisa 97 Spaulding, Shannon 78 Spence, Carol 64 Spence, Debby 76 Spence, Kimberly 97 Spencer, Chizue 97 Spencer, Luann 49 Spencer, Sean 64 Spengel, Erin 64 Spikes, Grady 97 Spivey, Karrie 64 Spoon, Jason 78 Springer, Clint 49 Squyres, Linda 97 Staat, John 97 Stafford, Kari 78, 222 Stafford, Todd 64 Sraggs, Karen 76 Stalinsky, Eric 78 Stalinsky, Jimmy 49 Standley, Lara 64 Stanley, Michele 49 Staples, Jeff 76 Starks, Charles 76 Starling, Cherish 49, 264 Starmack, Carole 76 Steagall, William 78 Stebbins, Brenda 64 Steele, Stacy 97, 269 Steen, Michelle 67, 78 Steffen, Devin 49 Steinway, Andrea 64 Stepanski, Lisa 78 Stephan, Gwenda 97 Stephens, Bridget 78 Stephens, David 78 Stephens, Kimberly 97 Stephens, Lewis 64 Stephens, Walter 49 Stetson, Michelle 49, 126 Stevens, Alicia 49 Stevens, Kristina 49, 269 Sullivan, Margaret 64, 284 Sullivan, Mary 79 Sullivan, Michael 96 Sullivan, Michelle 64, 212 Sumrall , Stacy 49 Sumrall, Steven 79 Sunday, Everett64 Surguy, Tracy 96 Sutton, Sutton, Lisa 79 Sherry 79 Swaim, Ricky 98 Swain, Stephanie 79 Swanson, James 64 Swanson, Jeff 96 Swanson, Thomas 79 Swatman, Misrie 64, 296 Sweat. Kevin 79 Swedoski, Robin 49 Sweeten, Daniel 79 Swinne y, Dara 79 Switzer, Bryan 98 Switzer, Marcus 79 Swoap, Steven 64, 191 Swoap, William 79 Tackett, David 79 Tan, Monita 96 Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Billy 79 Curtis 64 Fritzgear 96 Jerry 96 Taylor, John 64 Taylor Katrina 64 Taylor, Michelle 79 Taylor, Taylor. Taylor, Nichelle 64 Rebecca 79, 222 Robert 79 Taylor, Stacey 98 Taylor, Taylor. Wanda 79 Yolanda 64 Teague, Marshall 49 Teboe, Tammy 96 Teele, Stephanie 79 Teeter, Gregory 79 Tegethoff, Mary Jo 79 Tehas, Lynn 96 Terence, Teresa 79 Termeer, Steven 26, 64, 257 Termeer, Timothy 49, 262 Termotta, John 79 Terry, James 89 Terry, Kathy 64 INDEX Terry, Kay 64 Vader, Aaron 65 Weaver, Tina 65 WJISOB. KGHY 51 Terry, Kevin 79 Vader, Andrew 65 Webb, Shannon 66, 99 WilSOr1. Micoh 65. 146 Terry, Lonney 65 Valentine, Paula 60 Wedward, Bob 61 WiISOr'i. POmelO 65. 264 Terr Mark 49 125, 241 vaiio, Ricky eo xvedward, Devin 65 Wilson. Timothy 65 Y. . Tew, Terence 79 Thoemor, Amy 79 Thames, Colby 26, 65, 160 Thibaudeau, Elizabeth 96 Thiel, Bryon 96 Thiel, Marc 79 Thigpen, Timothy 96 Thomas, Amy 96 Thomas, Billy 49 Thomas, Danerra 96 Thomas, Darrell 65 Thomas, Darwin 96 Thomas, George 269, 290 Thomas, Jackie 49 Thomas, Konia 49 Thomas, Laura 79 Thomas, Melanie 79 Thomas, Odell 96 Thomas, Robert 65, 172 Thomas, Rodney 50 Thomas, Tammy 96 Thomas, Theresa 50 Thomas, Timothy 65 Thomas, Doug 49 Thomas, Yolanda 79 Thompson, Eric 79 Thompson, Melissa 79 Thompson, Suanna 50 Thompson, Thomas 96 Thompson, Treasa 79 Thornberry, Rachael 53, 65, 224 Thornton, Melissa 96 Thorpe, Gillie 65 Thorpe, Rhonda 79 Thorpe, William 65 Threadgill, Monique 65 Thumann, Rebecca 50 Thurman, Susan 79 Tibbs, Christina 79 Ticer, Patrick 65 Tiller, Tonya 60 Tippit, Julia 50 Tischendorf, Kelly 65, 603 Tischendorf, Michael 65 Tischendorf, Scott 65 Titterington, Samuel 96 Tolbert, Leon 65, 256, 263, Toler, Amy 96 Toler, Tina 65 Tolleston, Valeria 96 Tooke, John 96 Toppel, Shannon 66, 96 Torres, Andy 60 Torres, Javier B0 Trader, Coy 50 Trader, Roy 50, 234 Tran, Binh 96 Travers, Wendi 60 Traylor, Jeff 60 Traylor, Monica 50 Traylor, Shantone 96 Trero, David 60 Trero, Kimberly 65 Trevina, Robert 65 Trevina, Victor 60, 219 Ttuelock, Wade 60 Tucker, Aaron 96 Tucker, Lorna 60 Tucker, Sherry 65 Tumlinson, Alon 60 Tupa, Anna 50 Turner, Daniel 65 Turner, Virginia 50 Turpin, David 96 Tustison, Danny 96 Tustison, Loretta 50 Twiss, Lesley 60 Tyler, Robin 60 Tyminski, David 96 Tyrone, Tracie 96 Tysan, Kari 60 Tysver, Jay 60 Uhlenkott, Michelle 60 Ullrich, Jeffrey 60 Underwood, Kelley 65 264, 265 Van Robays, Jason 96 Van Wagner, Dawn 60 Vanderlinden, Sheri 96 Vandervoort, Ronald 60 Vandeusen, Neva 60, 222 Vanis, Laura 65 Vann, Sor 96 Vaughn, Jimmy 50 Valazquez, Jose 96 Venden, Kathy 96 Venden, Kevin 50, 125 Vermillion, Brett 60 Versprille, Edward 50, 256 Versprille, Stephen 96 Vick, Keith 65,60 Vick, Kit 65 Vick, Kristy 96 Vick, Tara 67, 60, 167, 163 Vick, Weldon 60 Vickers, Thomas 65 Vidler, Sherry 60 Vilardi, Anthony 50 Villarreal, Brenda 60 Villarreal, Martin 65 Vincent, Helen 65 Vinson, Michael 99 Vinson, Nichola 60 Vinson, Nicholle 99 Vinson, Raymond 65 Vinther, Kevin 65 Vitiaci, Mari 65 Vohsen, Phyllis 60 Voigt, Craig 65 Vondra, Tommy 60 Vuckovic, Lisa 207 Vyoral, Paul 60 Waddell, Kim 50 Wade, Charles 99 Wageman, Tammy 99 Woggoner, Jennafer 99 Wagner, Christopher 65 Wagner, Kelly 65 Wagner, Steven 65 Wagoner, Yvonne 50, 234 Waldie, David 60, 262 Waldie, Keith 99 Waldie, Stephanie 60, 299 Waldorf, Audra 99 Walford, Tammy 60 Walker, Elizabeth 65 Walker, Kathy 60 Walker, Kimberly 60 Walker, Margaret 50 Walker, Pamela 60 Walker, Richard 99 Walker, Steven 166 Walker, Tomato 99 Walker, Tina 50 Wallace, Amy 50 Wallace, Mark 99 Wallace, Robert 50 Wallace, Thomas 60 Wallett, Tina 60 Walton, James 99 Ward, Bryan 60 Ward, Jesse 99, 271 Ward, Kareece 60 Ward, Kelli 60, 213 Ward, Michael 65 Ware, Beatrice 60 Ware, Donna 60 Warren, Debbie 60 Warren, Steve 65 Washington, Ted 99 Wasson, Craig 50 Watkins, Rachel 60 Watkins, Trevor 169 Watson, Adam 65 Watson, Andrew 61 Watson, Charles 61 Watson, Dorothea 60 Warthuber, Mark 61 Watts, Joseph 61 Weaver, Candle 137 Weaver, Randy 61 Weed, Melinda 99 Weeks, Mary 99 Weese, Sue 65 Wehrmeyer, Scott 50 Wein, Traci 65, 220, 223 Weinzettle, Michaels 99 Welch, Deidra 61 Welch, Janet 50 Welch, Jennifer 65 Welch, Lorrie 99 Welch, Travis 99 Wells, Kenneth 99 Wells, Shelly 61 Welsh, Wendy 61, 294 Wetby, Olivia 61 Wessel, Brook 12, 65 Wessel, Rebecca 99 West, Anthony 99 West, Curtis 99 West, Jeffrey 65 Westbrook, Walter99 Westergren, Autumn 65 Westergren, Stephen 65, 261 Westmoreland, Anne 65 Weston, Matthew 65 Weyant, Terrance, 61 Wheaton, Tonya 61 Whiddon, Amy 61 Whiddon, Cherish 61 Whiddon, Michael 65 White, Adam 61 Wimp, Jeffrey 65 Windsor, Melinda 99 Wingate, John 51, 266, 304 Winkler, Joseph 99 Winn, Donna 99 Winn, Eric 65, 61 Winslett, James 51 Winslow, Georgetta 51 Wise, John 65 Wise, Trudy 51, 142 Witkowski, Ambrose 65 Witkowski, Xavier 51- Witt, Teri 61 Wittig, Kimberly 99 Womack, Kimberly 61 Womack, Tami 51, 104 Wong, Andrew 61 Wong, Elizabeth 65, 269 Wood, Jacquelyn 61 -- Wood, Russell 65 Wood, William 65 Woodall, Debra 65 Woodard, Sheryl 99 Woods, Aaron 99 Woodside, Dennis 65 Woolley, Warren 65 Wooten, Brent 99 Wootton, Christina 99 Workman, Richard 99 Worley, Martin 51 Wren, Stephen 61 White, David 50 White, David 50. 155, 170, 243, 256 White, Dennis 99 White, Karen 61 White, Keri 50, 242 White, Lydia 61 White, Steven 61 White, Thomas 50 Whitehead, Ginger 99 Wtidet, Sandra 99 Wright Wright Wright Wright Wright Wright Wright Wyatt, Erin 51, 174, 225 : Jennifer 99 Laura 65 Z Mary 99 . Maurice 51, 291 Z Tami 61 Kim 65 Myron 65 Whitehorn, Donna 99 Whiteley, Kristopher 65 Whitley, James 65 Whitmore, Amy 61 Whitmore, Jeffrey 65 Whitney, Matthew 65, 160, 261 Whitten, Angela 99 Whitton, Barbara 99 Whirworth, Rebecca 99 Widmer, Christian 61 Widmer, Christopher 50, 172, 276 Widmer, Kimberly 61, 222 Widmer, Sharon 50 Wienecke, Duane 99 Wiggins, Christa 99 Wiggins, Micah 61 Wiggins, Troyce 50 Wilburn, Shane 61 Wilcox, Jonathan 65 Wilkerson, Chandra 99 Wilkerson, Linda 50 Willett, Jeff 65 Willhoite, Williams. Williams, Terry 61 Audrey 61 Brandy 99 Williams, Jean 99 Williams, Jeffery 99 Williams. Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams. Williams. Williams, Kimberly 65, 216 Lashawn 61 Laurie 99 Lucretia 65 Marla 99 Marlin 61 Melissa 99 Wyatt, Mitch 99 Wyatt, Monica 99 Yoke, Ray 61, 151 Yarbrough, Diane 51, 141 Yates, Albert 61, 297 Ybarra, Gabrielle 65, 222 Yeary, Donald 61 Yielding, Richard 99 Yohner, Kathy 61 Yonkers, John 51 Yorek, Karen 61 Young, Charles 99 Young, Kathryn 99 Young, Kristina 61 Young, Marcus 99 Young, Phil 61 Young, Wendy 51 Zambrano, Luis 99 Zemencsik, Jeffrey 61 Ziegler, Angelique 99 Zimmerle, Doug 61 Zimmerman, Kurt 51, 166, 245 Zimmerman, Scott 61 Zingelmann, Leona 99 Williams, Tracey 61 Williams, Vicki 50 Williams, William 61 Willrich, Geraldine 50 Wilson. Wilson. Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Annette 65 Brandon 99 Christopher 99 Clinton 61 Elizabeth 51 Kathryn 99 Kelly 61, 206, 226 Index 0 439 HxJ1E15 .l,1'. 5 Q i 3' 'fr'-Q ,K X, all QT? J ,Mi h gf , ' ln - I y I. tt'54.11.1.n1 fi? pn n 1 1 u 41-1 1 nw 1 I 1' ni' Wu: M,1 ' U ' fl 14 sq lu X61 wb 5 ,r .2 1 .il ,. ' IT. . T qi t 1 I I ll T I f I ll U I VP' 1 .1 f c ,Q . -s f. fQ' 'ff Recollecting An Unf . C- , J, , , 'Aw Ywvflff 4' f As Moy 31st drew neorer ond neorer, we begon to itch for summer. We were oll reody for thot speciol seoson filled with fun, enjoyment, sun, friends, ond no more homework. Mony were onx- ious, but there were olso those who were reluctont to port with their old, foithful friend - Conroe High. We shored o grond yeor in Conroe ond were thonkful for it. Every student coptured memories of 1984-85 to recoll mony yeors from now. For in- stonce we experienced: o new principol, o roined- out powder-puff, o history-moking Piegionol Chom- pion footboll teom, o Stote-Finolist bosketboll teom, o successful Jr. Mogozine Drive olong with o memoroble prom, ond the troditionol Sr. Blood Drive. The student body of CHS upheld oll of the troditions thot stood ot Conroe High ond formed more to be upheld. Thot 'ltiger experience would be continued next yeor, ond the yeors to follow. The freshmen would glodly initiote new freshmen, ond the sophomores were reody to moke themselves known, while the juniors prepored to become the 'lruling closs. But, 5 ttoble Yeor J .I 91' B' 4' 5 9 SQ? -hs gas 2 cz 5-.2 S,' is -I .Z 09 2 'z gb if' 3 if: the seniors reolized thot their time hod come to - move on to bigger ond better things os they owoited groduotion doy. Even though the seniorse I would be porting, they hod the sotisfoction of knowing whot it wos like to be o True Tiger. D p tures-441 f Fllmfp --,-......... i M---M 1-fn- 5 ff, All in oll, The quest nod nor ended. For if would continue ro burn brightly deep wirhin every srudenr. Eoch ondvevery one of Us would go our seporore Woy ond find the life rhor fits us. Bur weowould olwoys shore the memories .of our CQUESTAT CON- RoEHGHScw3oL 'fk'1.'q' L, ,,,,,.4 v Q 1 . ,,4 Rf'-.f,. V , , , f ,f If . 1 0 A i e 'f K J N 'i 'l XXL' fix -,J Ii 'rf t J i i e ii- ii in ri i X, .ff Y Jw f N T A5 My 'K ff? 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