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

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Vincent Washington Ernest Weiss Christie Welch Dean Wells David Whaley Cindy Whitaker Lillian Whittaker Nichole White Done Whited Joyce Whited Stephanie Whitley Tralinda Wilkins Deshoun Williams James Williams Ryan Williams Sonja Woodcock Michelle Woodworth Lori York Anthony Young Joe Young Class gains experience after many pep rallies s unexperienced as the freshmen class was , they still managed to show some support of the team by making signs during the last few pep rallies. We made signs during the Homecoming spirit week and fi- nally made signs for the last few pep rallies, president Natasha Jackson said. Front row: Natasha Jackson, president; Jhe claSS SOld Candy in Feb- Ursula Henderson, vice-president; Back , c ..u • :. row: Tina Herring, treasurer; Sheila ruaT tO pay for the Spint COm- Jones, secretary. mittee bills and to save up for their year as the sophomore class. Each year the classes try and save money to pay for expenses. Even though the freshmen showed little spirit during the first pep rallies, they made a slow comeback toward the end by cheering. We were just new and didn ' t know what to do, we finally fig- ured it out ,but we couldn ' t get enough people to participate, Jackson said. The freshmen were inexperi- enced to high school life, but they took lessons from the other classes and plan to be even more involved. The freshmen class officers included Jackson, president; Ursula Henderson, vice presi- dent; Sheila Jones, secretary; Tina Herring, treasurer. 176 V Sophomore Freshmen 1 1

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Slephcn Thompson David Thyssen Sieve Tooley Chris Torres Jason Trantham Lone Trejo Adolfo Trevino Manuel Tujillo Judy Tuttle Nora Moreno Valadez Janice Valencia James Vallejo Amy Van Deusen Kimberly Venegas Chris Villanueva Cory Walker Clance Warren Nicole Washington I Sophomores anticipate arrival of their licenses - — -ost sophomores were | | just waiting for their six- teenth birthday to come so they could go down to the De- partment of Transportation, take their test, and become legal driv- ers. It was so hard to wait for my birthday because getting a license ment I could have a lot more free- dom. sophomore John McCoy said. Getting a license was not to be taken lightly though. Having the right to own a license held a lot of responsibility. Drivers who were just starting out had to remember they held the lives of others in their hands. When I get my license Vm go- ing to be very careful that I don ' t break the rules because I take the privilege of having a license se- riously. sophomore Kennie Lightle said. If they were lucky, they al- ready had their license by the time the year started. I took my drivers ed last summer so I was able to have the freedom of going where I wanted and not have to rely on someone else. With a car I know that when I need to be some- where on a short notice I won ' t inconveniance anyone. , soph- omore Judy Tuttle said. Sometimes getting a car is much harder than getting a li- cense. When I get my car I don ' t care what it looks like as long as it has four wheels that go in the same direction! , McCoy said. Sooner or later, with spoked wheels or old junky hubcaps, every sophomore anticipated getting his license and driving away in their first car. i Insuring the safety of fellow Austinites sophomore Pom Pena, takes a visual test in preparation for her upcoming dnvers exam Pholo By Sieve McCandlcss Sophomores 175 P W

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FRKSHMKN Debra Abercrombic April Adams Kim Adams Lisa Adams Chris Alcman Paul Alcman Norma Almendarez Diana Amezquita Larry Ancira Olga Ancira Chris Andrist Richard Angeles Esmeralda Armendariz Edward Armonta Sandra Arnold Pedro Arriaga Edshone Atwood Tiffany August Adele Austin Eva Ayala Jimmy Bailey Andrew Baker Vicki Barbato Brigitte Barber Rebekah Barboa Carolyn Barnes Diana Ban- Mike Battiston Lendetta Baylor Joel Beard Avery Bedford Solomon Bedford Mark Belcher Ali Bell Nicole Bell Jose Betran Freshmen J 177