Del Valle High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Del Valle, TX)

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SOPHOMORES Marvin Abshier Manuel Aguilar Barr Aleman Linda Anders Tanya Ard Lisa Arellano Mary Arellano Ten Ashley Jim Atkins Jay August Jeff Baker Christine Banda Stacy Barta Kim Battle Ivan Belen Barbara Bennett Charles Bertrand Mikel Borg Class leaders organize preparations for future Front row: Penny Ebbs, president; Judy Turtle, treasurer. Back row: Nidia Ruiz, vice president; Mysli Doshier, secretary. romoting good morale in the sophomore class was the main job of the soph- omore officers. Officers included Penny Ebbs, president; Nidia Ruiz, vice president; Mysti Doshier, secretary, and Judy Tut- tlc, treasurer. Being a class officer had many responsibilities. You have to promote spirit in the sophomore class, make post- ers and signs for the pep rallies and games, Tuttle said. Besides boosting spirit they also organized fund raisers to help them prepare for the junior year. Working together the officers, along with the sophomore class, helped to make activities the best possible. 168 V Sophomores

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Andy Voss Josh Walenta Jeffrey Webb Michelle Wharton Polly Whited Angle Whitehead Karin Wied Keith Wilcox Scott Wilhite Martha Williams Rhonda Woods Sok Tae Yoon Sok Koo Yoon Aaron Young Hugo Zabalza Marc Zajicek Outstanding girls dazzle audiences with dedication n every class there are al- ways those few who stand out. They are the ones who take their time to work hard at something they are good at and accomplish many things. Rebecca Chambers and Cissy Lewis are two of these people. Cissy Lewis spends her spare time in front of a camera modeling. She started at a very young age when she and a friend were watching a fashion show. I like knowing that when I ' m in front of a camera I ' m at the center of attention. Smiling in front of a camera makes me feel like I have a lot to offer to eve- ryone who sees my pictures, Lewis said. Chambers ' interest lie in an- other direction. She caught her audiences eyes through dancing. She ' s been dancing since she was 10 and she loved all the results. She won trophies in talent shows and did solo ' s in dance re- citals. She even went to Del Rio for a presentation, but her big moment came when she was se- lected to dance in the 1987 Alo- ha Bowl in Hawaii. I got sick of going to the stu- dio everyday and then having the feeling I got nothing accom- plished, but in the long run all the heartbreak and hard work paid off, Chambers said. Chambers wants to dance pro- fessionally . Both girls have high hopes and ambitions to one day be successful at the things they like to do, and with effort and hard work they hope these goals can be reached. Smiling at (he audience, junior Rebecca Chaml rs shows ofT her dancing talents. Photo b) Steve McCandless Modeling in her spare time, junior Cissy Lewis finds it to be an interesting as well as an enjoyable hobby. Photo by Mario Juniors x7 167

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Wayne Bourland Bobby Boyd Shawn Bradford Jack Bradshaw Carl Brown Frank Brown Iris Bullard Arlene Bunce Deana Burke Veronica Burrell Jack Bullcr Latoya Butler Lisa Butler Scott Cadwalder Joseph Calderon Jodi Caldwell Bubba Calhoun Jenny Campbell Missy Campos Tim Cantrell Stella Carrillo Chris Carson Denise Castillo Francisco Chapa Omar Chavez Kwan Hyun Cho Jennifer Clark Rani Collins Virgil Collins Valentine Constancio Melissa Crane John Cross Thomas Cross Amy Crump Mary Cuellar Reuel Culver Rosalinde Davidson Lee Dayries Delonda Dean George DeHoyos Nonnie Dela Cruz Oscar Delgado Quincy Dillard Troy Dixon Willie Drisdale Jim Dustcrbeck Chanty Dul Elizabeth Dzienowski Sophomores V 169 i