Dimmitt High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Dimmitt, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1984 volume:

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Bookkeeper Nancy West Roxie Loudder 'S Y L Bookkeeper Special Delma Myers Secretary Maria Fuentes gg SCh00Il3 ilfd kn Odom, Fred Bruegel, Jr., Deanne Clark, Gene King, Business Manager, Charles Wales, Robert Ryan -erintendent, Stanley Nelson, Monty Boozer, Don Gregory. 'Bu 3 '1 .zsksqg ig, - N - fig .k N ' v R ,- A 5 A N. , , 5 T, re l ., ,, l .S f' y f N S , , wi ' . - sig Q 2 1' I, V si , ' .,,. Q, X 5 ,,. . U , ft, 4, A,-iw? F . 'Q' 5 e' ,Q M y ' U' f 'ig K rs Q ig, 4 ,sl 1 , ,ku ' ' rs - 'SFX .. . :X 1 ..4,' ' ' e 5- 5 ,l t fy.. 0, fi Tff':,if'3. ., f Jiri ' . :T-F4x.'5,?-L .ii ' I 'Qs Q-patina A rx I -' .Q l V in - . ' A I Q T -n-. Lucille Dollar Laverne Bernethy PrincipaI's Secretary, Bookkeeper Office Secretary a 1 People D.H.S. Administratio and Secretaries TX Ap .,.. 2 John Thomas Counselor Alex Glass f fizllllllll '04, E11 i Jackie Armstrong B.S. and M.S. Texas Women 's University Albert Back B.S. Abilene Christian U. Danna Beck B.S. and M.A. Wayland Baptist and Texas AGM Sue Broderson B.S. Midwestern U. Kenneth Cleveland B.S. and M. E. U. of Texas West Texas U. Libby Cleveland B.S. and M. E. U. of Texas West Texas U. Charles Cotter B. S. Abilene Christ. U. Jim Curlee B.S. Panhandle State Jon Davidson B.S. Texas Tech U. Bernadine Griffin B.S. Texas Tech U. Gene Griffin B. S. Texas Tech U. Melanie Hart B. S. Texas Tech U. People l 9 Robin Jackson B.S. N.M. State U. Nell Kelley B.B.A. Texas Tech U. Linda Lowe M.A. Texas Tech U. Cody Myers B.M.E. W. T.S.U. Ken Nordell B. S. Texas Tech. U. June Parker B.A. West Texas Sta te 10 I People Doug Henry B.A. and M.C.M. Houston Baptist U. S. W. Baptist Seminary Estella Hottel B.S. Lamar Tech. Beaumont Sue Howell B.B.A. and M.B.A. West Texas State George Rasor B.S. Wayland Baptist C. J 'Lyn Ryan B.B.A. Hardin-Simmons U. Lyman Schroeder B.S. Southwestern State U. Kim Smiley B.S. Texas Tech U. Joanne Snider B.S. Texas Tech. U. 'UA N Ed Standlee B.S. Texas Tech U. Alan Steinle B.S. Fort Hays St. U. Yvonna Vanstory B.S. Baylor U. Joyce Vuicich B.S. Abilene Christian College Paul Walden B.S. and M.S. West Texas State, U. of Michigan 1 i E UD 12 I People fa? r . Q P 'f':Z W I 'E ,B i L ,.s::... Q,... , ,. ,2i . ,,:..,i 'F F' .156 ff, 2 ,J Q ge 5 Sr ' 1 N 'X X, L mniwff in 3 X , Iv 'TXKH NXPL, me Q Ifli 'Q V as B X Mary Arce Kay Ballard David Barton Denise Behrends Becky Benton Anja Biester Kim Booker Mark Bruegel 4 Senior C ass fficers President - Brandon Cox Vice President - Robby Hottel Secretary - Kay Ballard ASU Treasurer - Roxanne Gabel Reporter - Dwight McDonald - 'he Edna Cantu Tommy Casas Cassie Chavers Gloria Chen -0 Brandon Cox Leland Creek Vickie Davila Betty Ellis j A, Adrian Espinoza Corky Esquivel . Q S Jerry Fuentes Rita Fuentes , N.. tu 'F Roxanne Gabel Frank Garcia l:l'i8I1dIieSI Owen Viles Anja Biester ,SP 14 Douglas Garibaldi Hal Gilbrearn K, flu W.. John Green Rhonda Heath Mary Ann Hernandez Cara Higgs Brad Holcomb Robby Hottel Kennen Howell Buddy Jennings MDSIL l'lillIdS0l119 and MDSI l38illItiflll Mark Bruegel Krystal Scott viii 55 A 'U' 7 f .5 fi' 'fa gm Q.g? gligg Q35?,u3..v A,Ws l H arm X 'K ,ffz g, H S . 7,534 ml: , - 15 ,S ii f Best -ff All Al'0Ul1d Dwight McDonald Becky Benton v .af-Q Rosa Jimenez Tim Kenworthy Scott Lane Todd Lively L? 16 Johnny Lopez Bridget Lowe Nathan Malone Trina Mandrel! sun as ,wifi M f x M, , : r . A 1. :FLM zPul I -.. if i':'i'i I F. U' 1 '--:Nfl 'Q lg-1 H -'A 3,3 ,4q5,j5p.. Mfg 0 9 'CFL' 'Q ' 9 fwRi,gmf . ,Q nh .. ' , 'agar xi 49' A.. lfdi V, 1 cl N O ,X - n. E 4 H Qfga ...7-Lula igjx 15AQ'u 3e,',t - 1 21' Sf: A 1o:,,'f' ' .Qi ux rf. mkqa 1' I Q ' .4 Nina Moberg Deanna Mullin Robert Nelson Scott Nelson Robin Parks Suzy Perez Vidal Perez Tony Puente 1' 2 Julie Reeve Vonda Richards Jerry Rickert Joe Sanchez 13 Ray Sanchez Richard Sauceda Debra Sava Sandi Schinkus Qhs at ...nA.... Krystal Scott Brett Sheffy Jody Short Scott Simpson in Mimi Soto Norma Soto John Paul Spencer Mike Stanford luv' Qt' Chad Thompson Tobby Tischler Victor Valdez Sylvia Vasquez sometimes when you reach for a dream, you have to leave something behind. Juanita Velasquez Owen Viles Glenna Wheeler 19 Delia i Arce Alan Armstrong ,N S 5 wx, W 1 Steven B B Bagley - i N' B W' . B Diane - : 1, Balderas - .Q H 4 43,5 1 ' Mimi Barrera Kyla Boozer Bruce Bryant Ray Cameron Manuel Cantu Don i w M Qlq LK Chavira - si. ' if . ix P fi? B 20 l People U Q' B X JUHIDI' Class 0ffICBl'S Ruben Espinosa Mary Flores Carla Frye Vicki Fuentes Elizabeth Garcia Mark Coker Curtis Daniel Dolores Duran Danny Dutton Ricky Enriquez Esmer Espinosa Norma Gonzales Connie Granado Shirley Hanson Scott Hays Kim Howell Stacie Jackson Debora Jordan Tammy Jordan Rachel Lara Alex Lopez Gloria Lopez Lydia Lopez Best All Al'0lIl1d Nathan Nelson Kim Howell Most Likely To Succee Michael Love Bobby Martinez Ricky McKay Tammy McMillon Susanne Mirelez Josie Molina Doug Nelson Nathan Nelson Bobby Nino Arnaldo Ortiz James Parker Charlie Perez People I 23 M0511 l'lill1dS0l118 and MOSt Beautiful Doug Nelson Kyla Boozer re xx i x , Tig Ii rf li ,'. i E, e rs L ri V If 24 I People Raul Ramos Sotero Ramos Joan Robel Connie Saenz Salinas Maria Sanche Greg Sava Joyce Schilling Kelli Small Norma Soler Lamaf Z if to' -:J -.J ti f' te ai' Q' fe fp si' David Stevens Jodi Stone lsidra Teniente Tricia Touchstone Mike Trevino Amy VanNatta Holly Waggoner Susanne Ward Darrell Washington Tammie Washington Tama West Michael Wilkerson People l 25 r Joe Alvarez Mary Anes Manuel Aranda Cruz Arce Yvette Barrera Robert Barrios Donna Behrends Amy Bennight Ben Benton Todd Braafladt , F, an Tod Bradley Blake Brown Mitchel Brown Jeff Butler Mary Cabrera Mike Cantu Lupe Carrillo Donna Casas Maria Casas Noe Castro Elroy Catano Sandy Chasco SOIClh0l110l'B C HSS 0ffiCBfS President- Marlene Nino Vice President- Wood Glass Secretary - Becki Gregory Treasurer - Mark Smothermon Reporter - Blake Brown People l 27 Jeannette Chavers Shawn Cotter Sue Crozier Richard Davila Matt Davis Donna Dominguez Amy Downing Wade Elliott David Ellis Mary Faulkner Nancy Flores Bernie Garcia Luz Maria Garcia Ricky Garibaldi Woody Glass Jimmy Glover Becky Gonzales Robert Green Becki Gregory Laura Hargrove Jay Hopper Darlene Howard 28 l People NNY' 859 -2 H - .1 ' f'.4,x Most Handsome and ost Beautiful Pat McDonald Marlene Nino Jeff Howell Eddie Jordan Silvia Juarez Stephanie Killings- worth Tony Lara Arthur Ledesma Kerry Lewis Olivia Lorez Isabel Luna LeAndre Lynn Tammy Malone Danny Martinez Jerry Martinez Pat McDonald David Mohon Leonor Muniz Jan Nelson Jill Nelson Karen Nelson Lisa Nelson Marlene Nino l I x Cindi Nutt Bill Patton Linda Perez Lori Potts Janie Ramirez Terrie Ramos Darla Rials Bill Robel Mike Robel Pete Roberts Lynn Roland Stephanie Ryan Lucy Sabedra Alex Saenz Julian Saenz Hector Sanchez Mike Schinkus Beck Schroeder l:l'iBl1dli6St Ricky Garibaldi Mary Cabrera .,f F, X. 30 l People C17 Mark Shackel- ford Karla Sheffy Adela Silva Sheryl Simpson Denise Smith Jill Smith Mark Smother- mon Raul Soto rife 7.412 in Ln' 'jf I ll i Most ikely To Succee VY 3 if 'VN Q Ben Benton Becky Schroeder Rebecca Soto Eric Stump Camille Summers Jimmy Thomas Sonccia Tischler Lidia Trigo Leo Vera Patsy Vera Leann Webb Sherrie Wheeler DeShan White Dirk Wright Terry Wright Darla Young Charlotte Zimmer '3t. 0.0 039' ' O . 01. can '3:. an 0390. 3'- '3 . .ao 0.0 People l 31 32 l People 154 il Mike Aranda Dora Barrios Cristy Barron Marc Bennett Scott Blackwell Linda Booth Tiffany Braafladt Cody Brock Sue Cabrera Milton Carrasco Becky Casas Raul Casas Angie Catano Kerri Collins FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President- Nadine Gauna Vice President- Raul Casas Secretary - Susie Flores Treasurer - Cindy Martinez Reporter - Cara Odom I mi, it l 1 ,4f 'H V W s. xff Cinnamon Cox Brenda Daniel Cathy Davila Olga Diaz Todd Durham David East Lupe Falcon Susie Florez Oralia Franco QT N l X Margie Galvan Delia Garcia Jason Garibaldi 33 Danny Gauna Nadine Gauna Kim Gleghorn Delia Gonzalez Jerry Gonzalez Tina Gonzalez Joe Granados Russell Heath Ricky Henderson Gloria Hernandez Junior Hernandez Paul Herrera Mandy Higgs Scott Hill Charlynn Hunter Kayla Jones Teresa Jurado Scott K illough 34 I People l:riBl1dIiQSt Tim Sims Jamie Reeve i Lisa Lara Mike Lara Noe Lara Garry Leather- wood Ronna Lewis Jacito Lopez Billy Martin Lupe Lopez Cindy Martinez t Edwin l Maxwell L l efff'-sn.. si E Most l'liiI1dS0l118 DSI Beautiful Oscar Medelline Jose Mendoze Chris Miller Trampas Moke Lydia Moreno Scott Morris Vickie Murillo Joel Nelson Laura Nelson Cara Odom Mary Ortiz Kirt Patel People I 35 MDN Likely to SUCC00 Scott Hill Cindy Martinez Melissa ii Quinterro Nellie Ramirez Jamie Reeve Billy Reynolds Sharla 36 I People Richards Frank Rodriquez Julian Sabedra Linda Saenz Arnold Peralez Anna Perez Danny Perez Priscilla Perez Vannessa Pigs Joe Porter Shannon Powers Shellie Proffitt Johnny Puente Ricardo Puente Phillip Vargo Rosia Vasquez Esmeralda Villareal Rene Villegas John Wait Molly Gay Waggoner Whitney Warren Kim Washing- ton Mark West Jesus Yanez Lisa Sanchez Mary Sanchez Brenda Schinkus Anessa Scott Tim Sims Chad Smithson Jackie Spinhirne Mark Standlee Jacalyn Thompson Albert Valdez I38St ll Around Milton Carrasco Molly Gay Waggoner S.. sf aa 1 People 4 4 I 4 .41 Q 7 1 555' wm'A f , i XX 5? 5 Q 1 K s gf. K . X . S 5 , Q Chad I h ITIDSU nd fy. A ' lllie Dee B V X . iwgifw ' QD Q K tl , K 'I Xfilfg' xx . V if .. ?'ifwL 'f+ h ,M?ff 'f -fn 'Qi 1, Q -Xf 'f ijwf ff A ww -Q at agfgv-aff-D--w'Q 'X'-like . 1'+. 'fx' if ' wr X MDSI l'li':ll1dS0l11B and l38illlIifllI Dobby l'l0tI0l and D8lIiS0 1 f SX . BBhl'BlIdS M,W People Courtesy Kim! and Queen Scott Slmnsen and Dexann Babel - m 40 l People l:l'iBI1di6St Brett Sheffy and Debra Sava Qf. .,.f, People l 41 flizlm in nd UEQII CAJ Flame King and Queen: Dwight McDonald and Julie Reeve. CBQ Jr. candidates: Michael Love and Stacie Jackson. QCi Soph. candidates: Mark Smothermon and Stephanie Ryan. QDJ Fresh. candidates: Johnny Puente and Jackie Spinhirne. 42 l People sf ra! 1' emeeemine Queen QAJ Homecoming Queen: Krystal Scott. iBl Jr. candidate: Tricia Touchstone escorted by Doug Nelson. QCJ Soph. candidate: Marlene Nino escorted by Woody Glass. QDJ Fresh. candidate: Jamie Reeve escorted by Joel Nelson. People I 43 Civic Club Sweethearts blElN5 ELIJB REFFHRY I2hlilB EYNIDI MHRSH mwsfrfnu sersrrfr KIWHNIS ELIJB BEEKY BENTISIN 5 1883-84 BHSKETBHLL EUJEEPI TOBBY TISCHLER 1883-821 FIQIQTBHLL QUEEN ROXANNE GABLE People l 45 l3i:lSk8IlZli:lII in nd U60 QAJ Basketball King and Queen: Dwight McDonald and Julie Reeve. Sr. Candidates for King: QBJ Rob- by Hottel and QCJ Robert Nelson. Sr. Candidates for Queen: QD! Becky Benton and QED Roxanne Gabel. QFJ Jr. Candidates: Darrell Washington and Tammy Washington. QGJ Soph. Candidates: Mark Smothermon and Jill Smith. QHl Fresh. Candidates: Scott Hill and Molly Gay Waggoner. 13... .15 1 rw J 46 l People 'LII ll, Club Sweethearts Q,- P P535-A Q INTERACT JULIE REEVE FFA SWEETHEART AND PLGWGIRL RCKANNE GABLE KIIYI HOWELL KEY ELUB DENISE BEHRENDS INDUSTRIAL ARTS RGBIH PARKS fr ' People l 47 AI11 l'iCilI1 l:i0ld S9l'ViCB , igweil x . 1 f Ania Biester Hi! I am so full of warm feelings for y'all that I do not know where to start. First of all I would like to thank you - the whole community, the teachers, the students, and especially family Boozer - for all the help, patience, and love you gave me. My family here in Texas, the Monty Boozers, are the best family I could ever get. My parents, Monty and Sue, were the greatest parents, and my brothers and sister, Robert, Britt, and Kyla, were just super.! When I first arrived in Dimmitt, some things seemed a little strange to me. There were girls with make-up and curly hair. There were also the football games which I had never seen before. But the fun- niest thing was when we went cruising! It did not take me very long, though, to adjust and appreciate it. Now I must say there is nothing I love more! We had so much fun, and I know, l'm gonna miss it very much when I go back to Germany. Before I finally have to say goodbye, you need to promise me to come and visit me in Germany whenever you get the chance. Since I have learned so much about your country, I would like to show you a little bit of mine. My family, who I thank very much for giving me this year, and I welcome you! Thanks again for making my year so special. I love you all!!! Tschiiss lByel, Anja 48 I People WSH iles Ketoa tHeIIoj, my name is Owen Viles. I am American Field Service student from Feilding, h- Zealand staying here in Dimmitt from July 1983 to ly 1984. I stayed with Doug, Cheryle, and Carla Pybus, 3 throughout the year were extremely good to me host family and as friends. I feel honored to h been placed with such a warm and open family! well as a great A.F.S. orientated town who have gi so much of their time, love, and friendship to me. so grateful for your support in so many ways. have all given me part of yourselves to make ' e . . C I year's stay here in Dimmitt more than just a mem To the football coaches who taught me their s ingly strange game, the band players and dire for fun band trips and sweet music, the Ag de ment for the pleasure of taking care of two ignc woolly sheep, and the fun of country dances, I tl you, for as students we can only do so much, you, people of Dimmitt, make our stay here what it i E noho ra ki tahi au acohag hoa a whaoau, kia lGoodbye to the ones I love, friends and family, tl youl. God Summer - AFS 54 ze its! N ' .fWa1?3IY'Q' rff f3?2-f ' 1 1 ,fl 4 fx',qQl5g 'a wr, qjlfl-4'f .-.:y,3:,Lr KF! yi, va I 'Qef,Wf swf , , 1 W 1 , ,JC x'f'f CARA HIGGS the summer of '83 I spent 7 weeks in st Germany. It was quite an adventure. n though there were hard times, I really oyed it. Everything from food to nsportation is very different. I learned a about new cultures and I hope that Izryone can someday travel to Europe and et its people. Language is a barrier but a ile goes a long way. My summer was the st yet and I learned things that will last a time. KYLA BOOZER The memories of Italy are still so very vivid in my mind that it sometimes seems I never left. In the short time I was there, I learned new customs, a new language, and made new friends. My family really became family in heart. I only wished my experiences could be shared with my friends back home. You, my friends, gave me the support I needed to go on this adventure and for this I thank you! QQWWW m miwm ,fr - 3 I-SF .-'I Qu- 1119, Jus-IW I People l 49 ,AI11Bl'iCitll1 i i i 1 i 50 l People 8Qi0l1 DVS' and Gil'lS' Sllilte and I3l'BSid6l1I1iill C HSSYDDII1 Greg Sava was chosen by the faculty to repr sent D.H.S. at a week-long seminar held Washington, D.C. After the week of lectures, tri to many places in Washington, D.C., meeting ne people and making new friends, students return to their hometown high school better inform about our government and ready to help othe understand more also. Boys' and girls' state representatives are spo sored by the local American Legion Chapter a the Republican Women's Organization. The girl meeting is held in Seguin and the boys' in Austi The students participate in many kinds of activiti that teach them about Texas government a politics. Il l2B9i0l1 Choir and l3i:ll1d Mary Sanchez Albert Valdez Kayla Jones Row: Chad Thompson, Denise Behrends, Brett Sheffy, Robby Hottel. 2nd Row: Carla Frye, Joyce Schilling, aura Hargrove, Nathan Malone. People I 51 Ton Scholastic Students ing f L J it Juniors Greg Sava Stacie Jackson Mary Flores Nathan Nelson Michael Love Kim Howell Carla Frye Joan Robel Steven Bagley Kelli Small is-,qs X l:I'BShll18l1 Jamie Reeve Jacalyn Thompson Ronna Lewis Kerri Collins Cinnamon Cox Cara Odom Laura Nelson Sharla Richards Jackie Spinhirne Scott Hill Seniors Chad Thompson Robert Nelson Sandi Schinkus Scott Nelson Julie Reeve Mark Bruegel Roxanne Gabel Debra Sava Kennefl Howell Denise B9hi'9l'ldS Sonhomores Jill Smith Laura Hargrove Donna Behrends Becki Gregory Woody Glass Amy Downing Kerry Lewis Denise Smith Ben Benton Mark Shackleford National I-lonor Society 1984 National Honor Society ll1dUCt00S ,MIM ... 1 olsi.-lite . L .L lil irst Row: Denise Smith, Donna Behrends, Jill Smith, Laura Hargrove, Jeff Butler, Becki Gregory, Vonda ichards. Second Row: Kerry Lewis, Nathan Nelson, Ben Benton, Amy Downing, Steven Bagley, Woody llass LIE REEVE - president NNEN HOWELL - vice president BRA SAVE - secretary 'BERT NELSON - treasurer CKY BENTON - reporter INISE BEHRENDS MARK BRUEGEL ROXANNE GABEL CARA HIGGS RHONDA HEATH SCOTT NELSON SANDI SCHINKUS RICHARD SAUCEDA CHAD THOMPSON BRIDGET LOWE MARIA FLORES CARLA FRYE MICHAEL LOVE STACIE JACKSON GREG SAVA People l 53 ibricl fy QS Rhonda Heath, Victor Valdez, Cassie Chavers, Martha Garcia, Rita W' -'fs '1-' f 012' t as A 5- ,Q no Sv 'I - omg fa dxf 2 '-W to ff ice A Us! rowy Tobby Tischler Tricia Touchstone Vicki Fuentes 2nd Mark 1 , , A I d e S Coker, Mark Bruegel, Connie Saenz 3rd Jody Stone, Mary Flores CC C I A C UI' lll1 hl'0 HIIIBS Vergie Moulten, Lucille Odom, Rhoda Mays, Charlene Howell Carol Phillips, Cora West X ix R u se X .. 15 d , Q. 1 1 .. A r-K . cz: A xxx' 7 . X 2 IT , 1 . X Q, .X If 422. K 555. E X X K A NN 'Q at L y a. ...Se 3 6 'K R 7 +5 .Ji-, f sr' 12.5. u r ID lf' I Andres Navarro, Ramona Ramirez, Luis Pena Sl? xfff 93 -16?-A'-I J. .v,:f, 51 -lk 'X ' QB' F K 1 s '- Afvji fo- M l 7' 4 ,V ' I 1 y ,l .. . 'Q-'xp ?.!'... ,K X K I W ,I ' ,Ln 1 i' . 'N . V ,- 1' .11 -'N S 1 K , , i ' -f x ,D , 3. I , . . , : ,NN - A if f . LL if ..a...Q-N , K A --.L 1 . A 56 I Activity L.. 'SM 1 1 1 s 1 z Q ,Q 1 2, iw:-9 Ns I LHRF , rv l . E 9 Activity 1 57 ndu trial Arts 1983 84 The Dimmitt High School lndustrial Arts Club is an organization of, by and for students presently enrolled or were enrolled in Industrial Arts courses. The club itself pro- vides laboratory, research, experimental, organizational, and leadership activities for all active members. There are three major social activities which include a hamburger supper, Christmas supper, and an end of the year steak supper. Industrial Arts also has bake sales and give away projects for dona- tions. There is an annual, state competition in Waco, Texas and the members will take their projects along with a 1965 Thunderbird that the club restored in the spring. President - John Paul Spencer Vice-President - Mike Stanford Secretary - Debra Jordan Treasurer - Tammy McMillan Reporter - Joyce Schilling Sgt. at Arms - David Stevens Sweetheart - Robin Parks Tim Sims Maria Sanchez, Alex Lopez Elizabeth Garcia Gloria Chen Sponsor AI Back 2nd DeShan White Eric Stump David Stevens Shawn Cotter Jimmy Thomas Tammy Washington Soto, Bobby Nino, Norma Soto, Brad Holcomb Robby Hottel Scott Lane 3rd Row John Green Breugel, Brett Sheffy, David Barton David East Joyce Schilling Juanita Velasquez Bill Patton Ro Parks, John Paul Spencer, Richard Davila 4th Row Robert Green Terry Wright Ricky McKay John W Wade Elliot Pete Roberts, Gary Leatherwood Hal Gllbreath Mike Stanford Trampas Moke Mich scninkus, Russell Hearn. C 1st Row: Sponsor - Charles Cotter Ricky Henderson Eddie Jordan Debra Jordon Tammy t a 58 I Activity Industrial Arts Wins l3iQ at State Y' N! wa' an 1 'S . .,. W M L LA W W A f ' ,in ii i ' , A 'wif-:nn ,Q ' N WL J .L WI Activities I 59 l:UtlIl'B l:i:ll'l11Bl'S Df AII1 fi Z iihrisifi Efllflvllg N ll1l'IlN ' Hy, my .. MIAC' urs ng n H .. President - Kennen Howell Vice-President - Brandon Cox Secretary - Woody Glass Treasurer - Roxanne Gable Reporter - Bruce Bryant Sentinel - Ricky McKay Chaplain - Darrell Washington Parliamentarian - Tod Bradley XEYLKWNI' mr-rm V Higgs Sue Crozier Kim Gleghorn Cara Odom Anessa Scott Cinnamon Cox Arnold Perez Mark West Tod Sponsor Ed Standlee. 2nd Row. Mike Robel, Todd Durham, Billy Martin Curtis Daniel, Mike Wilkerson Tim worthy, Danny Dutton, Karen Nelson, Owen Viles, Dwight McDonald, Scott Nelson, Kennen Howell, Krystal Sc Karen Markley, Kay Ballard. 3rd Row: Shannon Powers, Joel Nelson, Mitch Brown, Mark Shackleford, Mark Smot mon, Trampas Moke, Bill Patton, Gary Leatherwood, Eddie Jordan, Douglas Garibaldi, Michael Stanford, Todd Liv Roxanne Gable. 4th Row: Mark Standlee, Chad Smithson, Joe Porter, Woody Glass, Robert Green, John Wait, Ste Bagley, Doug Nelson, Hal Gilbreath, Ricky McKay, Darrell Washington, Brandon Cox, Scott Lane, Bruce Bryant. 60 l Activity 1st Row: Sponsor - :lon Davidson, Charlyn Hunter, Linda Booth, Tammy McMillan, Cyndi Marsh, Kim T 1 I 'XA h 1 F - ' i . l x , 3 fi i x., -Q V - L . ,- 1- -f . 1 JM - ... ' ' A A ,4 ' L Q' fl' X . , x . -Q. , A 1 gf , . , if . H W ix M W QW 1, r i bi hi fi 4 4 eo- 0 2: ' 5 ix' 4,543 i fu . K If 551:10 AQFX il'-Q .H 0 pk- K , Q- , :- ',',k. sa, i . .,x . . 4 'if-Q.-. . w fp 55421: 'FF i - - ,M xl -.x ' A f zilmti A Activities 1 61 Art Club 1983 84 Art Club, a hard working organization at DHS, is very pro- ductive both in and out of school. The members have their own pro- jects along with many community projects. This year they will paint a wall at Granny's Chicken and Biscuit and will also take a tour of the art department at Texas Tech. President - Adrian Espinosa Vice-President - Ricky Enriquez Sec-Treas. - Mary Arce Project Chairman - Karen Markley Howard, Sylvia Vasquez, Lisa Martinez. 2nd Row: Cindy Jordan, Jason Garibaldi Mary Cabr Trigo, Theresa Ornales, Ricky Enriquez, Tammy Malone, Karen Markley Jay Hopper Hal uuorea Michael Wilkerson, Julio Fierro, Billy Martin. 3rd Row Janie Ramirez Eloy Catano Charlotte Zimmer OI Diaz, Priscilla Perez, Robert Barrios, Paul Herrera, Dwight McDonald Alex Lopez Douglas Garibaldi To 1st Row: Amy VanNatta, Billy Reynolds, Joe Alvarez, Delia Arce, Danny Perez Lucy Sebedra ' era I i c my Casas, Don Chavira. 4th Row: Ray Sanchez, Vidal Perez, Frank Rodriguez Sponsor Sue Broders Sotero Ramos, Adrian Espinosa, Mary Arce, Owen Viles, Charlie Perez Johnny Lopez 62 I Activity Xe' lub ACIliViIi13S 1' , l.,.,a 1 - i l ' 4' is - ii , if , iii -p u a I' K w ff E - ' i '- 'i i ' i ggi? -05 195 10: 1? -02 ,012 -3 53,05 0: Q- 1- vs 'si .,..- ,.-- , , ,h ,J igll' H , ,ohr 'il Ng i 5 g I 40 3 MQ I..Q 0 'L I If IW i ,uf 1 . inns g f' i fN'1 2 ,' P s ' I islupi iiuo' !'m5 1 ci i ' Gonl:S2000 1 :. U f..fl.i j .I ?g0g I I : i ws 1! .f iii-.B Activities l 63 ffice Educati n Association 1983 84 The Office Education Association of Dimmitt High School is a co-curricular organization. Many of their activities are integrated with their classwork. Annual activities include selling flowers for Na- tional Secretaries Week in the spring and an all-day field trip to a nearby city to observe businesses which implement the kinds of training the students are receiving in VOE. A service project is adopted each year also. The students participate in contests at the Youth Leadership Conference held each Winter. President - Cara Higgs Vice-President - Kim Booker Secretary-Treasurer - Mary Arce Reporter - Silvia Vasquez 1st Row: Sponsor - J'lyn Ryan Cara Higgs Juanita Velasquez Kim Booker Mary Arce 2nd Row Jimenez, Sylvia Vasquez, Lisa Martinez Edna Cantu 64 l Activity 1983-84 Ilhoir and Show Choir 1- Row - Della Arce, Suzy Perez, Lisa Sanchez, Rhonda Heath, DeeDee Mullin, Albert Valdez, Second SPONSORS: J81R PAINT 81 BODY SHOP AND PARSONS DRUG Angie Catano, Lynn Roland, Sandy Chasco, Mary Ann Hernandgz, Kathy Sanchez, Ray Sanchez. Row - Mary Sanchez, Darla Young, Kayla Jones, Dora Barrios, ita Fuentes, Lydia Moreno, Eloy h0W Chlbil' fright to lefty Le Ann Webb lsidra Teniente Darla Young Lynn Roland 661 ey Club President - Mark Bruegel Vice-President - Greg Sava Secretary - Denise Behrends Treasurer - Debra Sava Reporter - Kim Howell Sergeant-at-Arms - Dwight McDonald 1-Q i ki i First Row - Mark Coker, Debra Sava, Anja Biester, Denise Smith, Whitney Warren, Cara Bradley, Jay Hopper, Scott Morris, Anessa Scott, Sue Crozier, Cinamon Cox, Cara Odom, Hunter, Sue Howell - Sponsor. Second Row - Blake Brown, Roxanne Gable, Wade Elliot, Scott son, Michael Love, Tricia Touchstone, Nathan Nelson, Kim Howell, Cyndi Marsh, Kelli Small, Joyce ing, Todd Durham, Woody Glass, Kennen Howell, Robert Nelson, Kerry Lewis, Mark Smotherman. Row - Billy Martin, Donna Behrends, Nina Moberg, Doug Nelson, Billy Patton, Ricky Henderson, McKay, Karen Nelson, Lisa Nelson, Ben Benton, Stephanie Ryan, Becky Benton, Denise Behrends, don Cox, Bruce Bryant, Mark Standlee, Chad Smithson. Fourth Row - Gary Leatherwood, Owen Vil Dwight McDonald, Scott Nelson, Hal Gilbreath, Pat McDonald, Stephen Bagley, Greg Sava, Scott Ha David Barton, Brett Sheffy, Mark Shackleford, Eric Stump, Todd Braafladt, Scott Hill, Mark Bennet. Activities Scl 'WNW The 1983-84 Key Club made many con- tributions to its school and community. Throughout the school year, they served meals on wheels, kept the marquee up to date, and helped the Kiwanis Club with their activities. They sponsored a food drive and a blood drive at the high school, as well as a dance. Donations were made to the AFS program, the Tracy Hatla fund, and to the Presidential Classroom. Each year the club participates in slave day, when its members work for various Dim- mitt business for 1 day to raise money for its program. awk Activities l 67 3 . , 1 nf - V , ' 11-4 , , .., 1 5.4 1 at 111. - . Z gg :Y ,- n V 3 'f L ' - -S , T Q x .rx 1'..Q. L z x ll . fi f sz. ' W' ff in M l H ag 4-fi , A 34 . ' ff ggi? I Q ff l 1 X . -M , . SLN: L 'A , w K wk 6 V-.J xl' 1'-if' 5- A U' ,ff'? 'f M F' 1 5 I 'fig 4 , F , P4 3 gf 'S F f I if M Rf lvyv I i L A X 51 , I, f , , R , i 6EN1s5 BEHRENDKS TRIGWXTOQQHSTQONEW' KELLI SMALL BECKY5ENTQNfq ' . - 4 J 'H sT73LCiE JACKSQN . Ygjf2pJUL'E if f5YLA BQ0ZE5 f, , n,-4 -, ,, , 'gy ,. , , . , - , ,K , , 57.31 . .. 4 1 - , 7 f J '- .,.wgsff'sw,..1fff f wi Y ' A ,. ,, CARLA elm TAMA FR WEST A DEBRA '3-YJ! 1 ' CYNDI SAVA , MARSH , f ww F v Wy, x ' +0 3 RCBXANNE S6 GABLE -aux W 2 ' W effliif W 5111 ur-ff I dH , - NE SANDI ' NINO SCHINKUS ntera ct i S President - Julie Reeve Vice President - Chad Thompson Secretary - Stacie Jackson Treasurer - Kyla Boozer Reporter - Lori Potts Sergeant-at-Arms - Nathan Nelson Front Row - Tiffany Braafladt, Jamie Reeve, Keri Collins, Camille Summers, Brenda Daniel Richards, Jacky Spinhirne, Brenda Schinkus, Sheryl Simpson, Jacalyn Thompson. Second Row McDonald, Chad Thompson, Hal Gilbreath, Robby Hottel, Nathan Nelson, Vanessa Pigg, Amy Julie Reeve, Sandi Schinkus, Kim Booker, Krystal Scott, Yvonna Vanstory, Sponsor. Third Row Porter, Stephanie Killingsworth, LeAndy Lynn, Sonccia Tischler, Darrel Washington, Becky Schroed Carla Sheffy, Jill Smith, Molly Gay Waggoner, Vonda Richards. Fourth Row - Tobby Tischler, Bra Holcomb, Stacie Jackson, Brett Sheffy, Kyla Boozer, David Barton, Lori Potts, Scott Blackwell, Jeff Butler 70 I Activities Il X Interact IS a service orgamzatlon for hugh school students and IS sponsored by the Rotary Club Projects for this year Included dances a food drlve and a bake sale Con trlbutlons were made to charltles and the AFS fund They helped the Rotary Club pay for 2 boys to go to Camp Flyla In New Mex lco Interact created Castro County s longest banana split and had a year end party 9 S iN .V 'sw SJ 1 Activities I 71 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ,T I I I I I I I I I I K 1 X X X X J 1 1 'SX vi 5 1 , , H 5. 5 ,.ff.j5J ff- X I . . 1- iv 'Y V' Q I fr ' D A , I 1 9' ?1i1N'xY l 1 1 ' ,A 4 -1, ' 1- ff? ' ' l f 5 '41 'Qt' LH 'V -rf 4- b Hb V- . 1 1,1 ,' t X 'fix Ugg 1 I I, 1' lx I fy iff. , an 14 4 -L x , , , f ffl if Q SW ' HQ qi ' , ca I-' -ff 'I ',' -, 1 1 ' KL '-,'? 1' 3. - 5' : L I T! 1'- ' ' '11' fig, , if 1. i :4,f. 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N l E if ,PQ Q 7 'lsr Front Row - Sue Howell - Sponsor, Esmeralda Villareal, Oralia Franco, Olga Diaz, Suzanne Isabelle Luna. Second Row - Josie Molina, Dora Barrios, Esmer Espinosa, Betty Ellis, Nellie Ramirez, Vasquez. Third Row - Jose Mendoza, Ruben Espinosa, Tony Lara, Mike Aranda, Noe Lara, Junior nandez. Fourth Row - Moricio Martinez, Jody Short, Sotero Ramos, Leo Vera, Jimmy Glover, Joe Julian Saenz 74 l Activities Snani h lub President - Mary Arce Vice-President - Delia Arce Secretary-Treasurer - Maria Sanchez Row - Susie Perez, Martha Garcia, Luz Garcia, Mary Faulkner, Gloria Hernandez, Suzanne Mirelez, Barrera, Diane Balderas, Maria Sanchez, Lisa Sanchez, Olivia Lopez, Isabell Luna, Donna Dominguez, Parker - Sponsor. Second Row - Gloria Lopez, Kathy Sanchez, Mary Flores, Delia Arce, Mary Ann andez, Betty Ellis, Vickie Fuentes, Lamar Salinas, Elizabeth Garcia, Connie Saenz, Tammy Washington, Fuentes, Edna Cantu, Adela Silva. Third Row - Jacinto Lopez, Danny Perez, Janie Ramirez, Becky Gon- , Sammy Mendez, Lydia Lopez, Lisa Martinez, Joe Granado, Mary Cabrera, Teresa Ornales, Lidia Trigo, ene Nino. Fourth Row - Junior Hernandez, Jesus Yanes, Vidal Perez, Mary Ortiz, Arnold Ortiz, Frank iquez, Mary Arce, Adrian Espinosa, Jerry Martinez, Cruz Arce, Rachel Lara, lsidra Teniente. Activities l 75 1983-84 Varsity Girls' Basketball Team A. D L B5 Jef, gf ge 3 A-RVQS J-.-1 5 J g H J .Y X 5, QA55I '30 J' l g Q i X i wi..' - 5 V if -if - Q , 0 1 x I I V if 1 5 diff X' ' xl 4 x., ' Q 1 Mp ' P' ghd C5 S fag 1 W - . V X , S L., w..f ' of iii A-5 we xg J I N. J my 'sf f' 4 l tStandingj - Becky Benton, Jill Smith, Kim Howell, Tammy Washington, Tobby Tischler, Julie Reeve, Bridget Lowe, Becky Schroeder, Holly Waggoner, Kim Booker, Stacie Jackson, Shirley Hanson. lKneelingl - Head Coach Lyman Schroeder, Manager LeAndy Lynn, Coach Ken Nordell. 1983-84 Varsity Boys' Basketball Team ' f V a a . QS! d' - Robert Nelson Dann M rt' flltlll' DI11 l11iik0l' llhiilltiil' I President- Lisa Nelson 1st Vice-President - Le Andy Lynn 4th Vice-President - Camille Summers 5th Vice-President - Stephanie Ryan eh' r Q31 Secretary - Lori Potts Treasurer - Lidia Trigo Historian - Laura Nelson Parliamentarian - Molly Waggoner Pianist - Jacqualine Thompson Front Row - Kim Smiley - Sponsor, Sonccia Tischler, Lori Potts, Camille Summers, Sheryl Crozier, Mandy Higgs, Kerri Collins, Le Anne Webb, Darla Young, Sharla Richards, Jacalyn Jamie Reeve, Shelley Proffitt, Estella Hottel - Sponsor. Second Row - Molly Gay Waggoner Braafladt, Karen Nelson, Lisa Nelson, Stephanie Ryan, Kim Gleghorn, Laura Nelson, Whitney Denise Smith, Tammy Malone, Laura Hargrove, Lucy Sebedra, Becky Gonzales, Angie Salinas, Lidia T Joe Alvarez, Cinammon Cox. Third Row - Gloria Hernandez, Sherri Wheeler, Darla Rials, Schinkus, Ronna Lewis, Jacky Spinhirne, Vanessa Pigg, Lupe Lopez, Eloy Catano, Teresa Jurado, Yve Barerra, Teresa Ornales, Marlene Nino, Lisa Sanchez, Percilla Perez, Charlynne Hunter. Fourth Row Becky Casas, Jill Smith, Karla Sheffy, LeAndy Lynn, Becky Schroeder, Donna Behrneds, Brenda Dan Cathy Davila, Delia Garcia, Danny Martinez, Angie Catano, Danny Perez, Rebecca Soto, Anna Perez, I- Was-hington. 78 I Activity Df America chapter ll Pl'GSidGl'It - Krystal Scott Historian - Darrel Pianist- Rhonda Heath , 9 as l l l ll H Front Row - Estella Hottel - Sponsor, Maria Sanchez, Delia Arce, Connie Granada, Elizabeth Garcia, Betty Ellis, Rosa Jiminez, Sandi Schinkus, Kelli Small, Carla Frye, Joyce Schilling, Juanita Velasquez, Trina Mandrell, Denise Behrends, Cara Higgs, Becky Benton, Joanne Snyder - Sponsor. Second Row - Tricia Touchstone, Anja Biester, Kyla Boozer, Glena Wheeler, Mimi Soto, Mary Arce, Maryanne Hernandez, Nor- ma Soto, Jerry Fuentes, Johnny Lopez, Ray Sanchez, Vonda Richards, Debra Sava, Julie Reeve, Kay Ballard, Krystal Scott. Third Row - Rachel Lara, Cathy Chavers, Esmer Espinosa, Cathy Sanchez, Rhonda Heath, Dianne Balderas, Mimi Barerra, Susanne Miralez, Lisa Martinez, Ricky Enriquez, Alex Lopez, Norma Soler, Joan Robel, Karen Markley. Fourth Row - Robin Parks, Holly Waggoner, Stacie Jackson, Lamar Salinas, Darrel Washington, Tobby Tischler, Sammy Mendez, Vicki Davila, Bobby Martinez, Frank Garcia, Dwight McDonald, Charlie Perez, Norma Gonzales. Activity I 79 1st Vice-President - Joan Robel 4th Vice-President - Robin Parks 5th Vice-President - Vonda Richards Secretary - May Ann Hernandez Treasurer - Trina Mandrell Washington Parliamentarian - Vicki Davila I J 2 I I 1 SPONSOR: BRUEGEL AND sons El.EvATons iSit0l' and friend, in When my mother, who was the first A.F.S. stu- dent in Dimmitt in 1960-61, told me that she was going to send me here I didn't really know what to think. The first thing that came to my mind was that it was going to be for such a long time and the whole thing kind of scared me. But then I thought it would be a lot of fun, and that it has been. I don't know how to thank y'all enough. lt has just been wonderful! When I first got here I was afraid of everything and very shy. I hardly ever said a word, but everybody was so friendly and helpful that I soon started to feel like at home. Staying with the Holcomb family this year has been a good experience! l don't have an older brother at home, but now I know what it's like after having Brad! Dickie has been a wonderful mother, although we were more like sisters. We always had a great time wherever we went! Again I don't know how to thank everybody enough for the wonderful year you have given me. l just know that this is something I will remember for the rest of my life! Hej dal lE'gyeI Nina Moberg - Finland Deeional Qualifiers Mary Flores Shorthand Brandon Cox Ready Writing Debra Sava Feature Writing SCiBI1CB fail' 42315 2744! : ,l0Ni 4. wx. W f asm f3?f25ll 3 Sue Crozier I y y 1st- Microbiology Q I Runner up - Best - ' 2-5, li y I project at the fair. - ' ' - l Certificates awarded 'tl ,, J nj from: 5 Ve! Ati, Marine Corps Air Force , M Army '3' If ' ' Medical Association Kyla Boozer 1st - Physics Certificates awarded from: Junior Engineering Association Marine Corps Activities l 81 Stud nt Senate 1983-84 A2 : Aptitude for better Attitude has been the Student Council theme this year to promote and maintain school spirit, to provide a medium of ex- change among students and to establish student cooperation and participation in the government of Dimmitt High School. Student Council, the elected representatives of the student body, begins in early August to plan activities DHS students enjoy throughout the year. Major ac- tivities this year include Freshmen orientation, all- school orientation assemblies, Homecoming, Basketball Spirit Week, Fun Day, Multi-Media Assembly, and the Christmas film. President - Chad Thompson Vice-President - Brett Sheffy Corresponding Sec. - RoxAnne Gable Recording Sec. - Stephanie Ryan Treasurer - Michael Love Reporter - Mark Breugel 1st Row: Brett Sheffy, Tim Sims, Bobby Martinez, Todd Durham. 2nd Row: Anessa Scott, Stephanie RoxAnne Gable, Anja Biester, Nina Moberg, Sponsor - Robin Jackson. 3rd Row: Scott Hill, Greg Dwight McDonald, Mark Breugel, Nathan Nelson, Woody Glass. 4th Row: Chad Thompson, Michael Todd Braafladt, Owen Viles, Robby Hottel, Sponsor - Dana Beck. 82 I Activity Rya Sav Lov f Q J 'L . all.- ,,,,.---nf' 5 u, .L - 4, T a L , ZS Iii! Activities I 83 ,: S 'I 0 SA, W f-3 Snlr rw i Q.. ,X xN 5'-2 'Ll' wif 8..- 84 I Activities ,G , ml' tf , ' I , ' -Q if B9 Vi XNNNM www KWSN X Q, QE i ' L Activities l 85 T6 BEATS HEIT5 W 3071295 fQ J 4 Qiggigw' ,dx ,J Rl vga.: 'Q 5:1 6 xT JS:- HIIZIIS as arg SE REITS ini h ith 4-I5 Season SMOTHERMAN DAVID BARTON MARK COKER JOE ALVAREZ BRANDON COX FBIE TBIDB WBIDB WBXDB FBIILB L. V4 XXX where are you going? The fun just You'II never stop us now! HOWELL SCOTT NELSON RICKY McKAY BRUCE BRYANT BOBBY NINO GXT TIOLB CXT TIT TIT CORKY ESQUIVEL LELAND CREEK DOUG NELSON TIT TIOLB TEIE riblll ln the dictionary he is described as a trainer of athletes. He is a man with a job. He must be a ruthless dictator at one moment, and a friend the next. He draws sweat and blood but, he also draws respect. He must collect and analyze the data he needs and make a deci- sion. If he makes the wrong decision, his team might lose, a wise decision could bring a win. His teams sink or sail because of his decisions. Players fear him. Players also respect him. He is mighty, he is strong, he is a COACH. He commands discipline. He must find a way to get his players ready for a game. He must reach into himself and find that spark that will light his players' fire. If they have not lived up to his expectations, he has to show his hidden side - and try to strike fear into his team. He is a professor of sports. Some like him, some don't. He must live with that. He is Jekyll, he is Hyde, he is COACH. In this world where sports are looked at almost as a religion, he must pretend to be a god. He is worshipped if he wins - and cursed if he loses. His moves are ques- tioned if unsuccessful by every parent and fan who ever saw a game. He is under scrutiny every time he steps on a field. One minute a man shakes his hand, the next, the man talks about him behind his back. He is flexible, he is harsh, he is COACH. What makes him tick? Why must he choose this pro- fession, when he could be getting paid more elsewhere? What qualities must he possess? He must be alert. He often has to make decisions in the flash of an eye. He must know what is going on at all times. DARRELL WASHINGTON TEIT J 1 I A 1lJf-fu r s fy , n V X , L . He is firm, he is intelligent, he is COACH. He chooses this profession because he loves it likes to teach his players what he was taught whe played. It won't make him rich, but it is a living. But in this man of many personalities lies a heart soul just like any other person. No bigger. He is both mentally and physically like any other man. l- no god, just a man with a job. He is good, he is sensitive, he is human. Eainsli n rience Well chaps, we're doing bloody well! Skwei A i ls it that bad, Coach Stienle? , fm! V' ,Q ,W - , QJYMMU 'A L A '1qgn9,W,fff' can , fy ,, 'WW AWESOME! wi my 4 7 Nui , B: of ,f-Ati?-'fs'r -1 SAL - l v',., v'i-V,-L., -fi, 1- li, Owen Viles, Deshan White, Mike Schinkus, Erid Stump, Coach Stienle. QW -1 .. x .fn ow Tod Bradley, Mark West, Jerry Gonzales, Jay Hopper, David Ellis, Jeff Howell, Joe Mendoza, Max Joel Nelson, Danny Perez. 2nd Row: Jason Garabaldi, Ben Benton, David Alfaro, Billy Martin, Mitchell Brown, Eddie Jordon, Gary Leatherwood, Mark Standlee, Scott Blackwell, Coach 3rd Row: Coach Nordell, Coach Fiasor, Trampas Moke, Mark Shackelford, Todd Durham, Marc Activity I 89 we They o 14 Floydada 14 Springlake 6 2 River Road 12 42 Olton 6 18 Boys' Ranch 7 6 Littlefield 28 O Muleshoe 26 6 Friona 28 6 Tulia 20 0 Abernathy 2 Don t worry Coach, they'II never get the ball! 'A' .P il . - X . 'X L ii X .. . -X Q X 'f Kxhx rw-- Qff X h '?'3 lf ' 7.. www? f 553, M N ., ' - .. 5 fl' 1 ' +111 X' in 5 I .fig M um. i 1 W ii 1 V S' Y Q Q x .Q . N L . it .. N . XA ,L . . Q.. --Ji -l... ii ii 5 Q, fi .-..- Activities l 91 cheats HHVB SBHSDI1 'X -L. n ' NLE 'Ziff' :exft lt's party time, Coach CleveIand's 600th WIN! Nick is ready for the rebound. Dwight's magic touch adds 1983-84 Season 20-14 They Lubbock Dunbar 49 46 Hereford 61 98 Petersburg 44 63 Slaton 44 59 Amarillo Caprock 69 55 Plainview 63 50 Canyon 48 47 Levelland 55 79 Slaton 34 62 Shallowater 65 85 Canadian 33 62 Kermit 44 37 Lubbock Coronado 58 51 Odessa High 56 55 Morton 67 88 Lockney 42 L.C.H.S. 46 Abernathy 46 Littlefield 47 Tulia 56 Friona 48 Muleshoe 50 Abernathy 55 g Littlefield 43 ' its Tulia 56 Friona 51 Muleshoe 53 Bovina 61 Borger 51 Spearman 57 ldalou 47 Crane 50 tt t ,, Abernathy 61 60 sg! A New Boston 75 45 46 93 62 60 54 62 52 73 80 84 47 69 61 59 63 59 92 l Activities Q DBI11 l11b I' Today Pat, tomorrow Dr. Mc! i, K, Y 22, at the same time! Richard can scream and do lay-ups hael you look Activities I 93 Smile for the camera Robert! Who's turn is it? 94 I Activities It's a bird, It's a plane, No it's i E Richard, we never knew you were ferocious! just Pat! Look what happens when Nathan gets serious! ........,, Q. MQW .. 6, if ., -J Any time now! is 1 - xt Year's Dromise Right. Coach Stienle, Arnold Peralez, manager, Mark Smotherman, Woody Glass, Darryl Todd Braafladt, Leo Vera, Jeff Butler, manager, Front row: Blake Brown, Joe Alvarez, Ray Todd Bradley, Matt Davis Activities l 95 A-L qK , , finualuul Todd looks for someone to dispose the ball tO! And it's Daryll, pride of the JR. class! Hwsxis t K . X. ' .bM,.,b. t Wwwxmwhxxt 96 l Activities Woody waits for the ball in midair. Mark is there for the rebound' Q O 5 l ' 2 2 2 0 I Q C g I Q I Blake poses for ww?- ' .iv W xi, if si-'im 2 1-.. ..S Q. A 13 9 if 9 vw' ja: gli? i flif-S u W,,. Q .-.. X 3 b.. as V 1' numb 31 Ni 'A 1 if Genuine Effort Makes 93' , ' fissxs. i nk - P Temmy's defense keeps the ball in Bob- bIe'S hands! Bridgette, is the sky falling? Kim points to the destination. f 'eg 'TW r Tobby asks, What is this, follow the leader? The defense doesn't scare Jill. 98 I Activities obbie's ID ud Q ' Julie will never let go! On your mark, get set, SHOOT! Everybody wants it! 1983-84 Season 1 5- 1 2 Morton Hereford Petersburg Plainview Lubbock Hlgh Littlefield Canyon Canyon Pampa Borger Slaton Clovis Sudan Coronado Littlefleld Morton Lockney Muleshoe Abernathy Littlefield Tulia Friona Muleshoe Abernathy Littlefield Tulia Frlona They 43 41 21 59 25 51 56 46 46 30 54 57 58 36 53 35 49 38 58 54 32 44 32 50 40 44 42 Perfect Poise Activities l 99 RS + .qi v.g. , 2- 'A' 'Afi-5' Q . i -- J 0 Q . .S es, Where is everybody? H ' ii, Kant Tobby says, I dare you to touch that ball! Yes, Stacie, that's the goal! 100 I Activities tt., 5 1, V lrl Have cellent Seaso oft to Right: Sonccia Tischler, Stephanie Killingsworth, Stephanie Ryan, Laura Hargrove, Cindi Nutt, Lisa elson, Karla Sheffy, Donna Behrends, Camille Summers, Sheryl Simpson, Darla Young, Coach Rasor, eAndy Lynn manager Q xx gg . . 5x E Z L l 4 l l .... Activities I 101 102 l Activities gf F eshm n irl Gainli erienc Cox E vc, X.: Curlee, Left to Right: Nadine Gauna, Becky Casas, Lupe Falcon, Cindy Martinez, Cara Odom, Molly aggoner, Charlynn Hunter, Kim Washington, Linda Saenz, Priscilla Perez, Kayla Jones, Susie Flores, -f' ,cf ,ff 44 v X. ii' S - is 3 . 5 :Q x s T isis t- s- X . . W. sts- Scf. . R Activities l 103 I3ilSk0Ib II ,Q W 'i - x . Y , W .1,. A 4 1 ', -' ,... -K -.,.,z-A Q A A 1 . Qui, . .. ' ' V ' . . V A :Max f' 104 l Activities W .XM 9 3 3 ! 3 I Snirit Wee LQ! if 4 I 'Wim HN Br . 5 Activities l 105 gn-I W1 A --- A 'fi 'sm 106 I Activities ......o2' ...N S ff!! L2 2 CYS' 'I-THC Row: John Howendobler, David Mohon, Mike Trevmo, DeShaun White. 2nd Row: Bruce Bryant, Bobby Mark Shakelford, Tony Melendez, Mark Coker, Brandon Cox, Dwight McDonald. 3rd Row: Milton Greg Sava, Mark Smotherman, Ben Benton, Jay Hopper, David Ellis, Joe Alvarez, Hector San- Woody Glass, David Barton Willy H in P 1 Q.. -..mc QNX N077 mil! 1 Josa Mendoza, Jacinto Lopez, Albert Valdez, Perez. 2nd Row: Garry Leatherwood, Scott John Waite, Todd Durham MW 'l. ll bg Xt lv . gig, pw 'B im 'Wa 1-. t at , 4 ' 9 Q - Q . ,J,3vf':4k Ebb X 1 V 1 ,, ,,. ., aria- AIX, .1 .,,. H A 1.g.g,1 , , , ,, Y, f. .. .-l .w g.5,,,9? , it .E Regional qualifiers: David and Joe 2 n , 1 . by f 9 Q V 5, , ::'rff:,:a'.a-i . i ,L-W0 W I Q Q V 4 4 Q 5 4 . . . mfr A K Q ' 0 0 W' 1 5 ' 0 0' ' 0 ' 0 ' it 5 ' , I o 0 O ,J - . 2 if A +0 it ,U 0 0 0 12. 51 J - ' A r 'Y Q - 4 xr! X D: W, 'C ' 5 f' uf' J Q18 , B . In I I, In MI'-D , f- ,Q I Activities l 107 Girls' vilfSil THICK 1st Flow: Tobby Tischler, Angie Salinas, Nadine Guana, Kayla Jones, Lisa Nelson, Becky Schroder, 2nd Row: Stephanie Ryan, Coach Schroder, Sonccia Tischler, Sheryl Simp- son, Cara Odom, Karls Sheffy, Stephanie Killingsworth, Molly Gay Waggoner, Coach Flasor. fal Regional Qualifiers: To Stephanie, Nadine, and ll Gay. , lb7Sheryl, Karla, and wave to the crowd. 1 . 5 .......-,funn if ' ' M., I 'T' L-1 9 L .,X. film, L! f' l VW I If .hw b A . V,K:VV Vyvy A V ,L 1 l, ,iw 108 I Activities fuiflux, i 'Y x a - ---Q-Q-.--n-,........ .iff -254,3 f:4 y:',.. Q, nr-pau: , ' n 5 , , . n ' 1 ' , 1 . 6 I , , nv , , fo W: pi f,:.fg5W ' S ,KI VV X , ,.,, .L , A RQBBQEE Q3B3::.El M f ,fi Q: 'L , VFU, 'Q ,I MW ,V 1 if 5 Ve. 5 Q 1 :rf x..'ff'1' .5-was 4, J -X. V v .443-' ,.,, K ' 'L '1-Q - - - - X i. ,- R A i A. f H Q. . ef-'f...'.'. . ' . 1.:.-. FY '. 1fx '.'x-99' ' Iii: 'Tv . - f ...v i h,Q,T,gi . Nd, ',f4,4,M,g,kl l4 I UF . l NI Q 9' 0 -5--.4 , i , , 5' l, I x . -vr N, li T 'xy A-hi ' .L.wLM1k'l1f,lM! A . U - N .- 1 . Q, P t i Q I 4 Q yzluvk 'NJ' 'Qg.,f' ff 'f i.l1:sA J 4 -:-1 -f no .i f A. - 'V ' S-llQ,N,,,,ii . X? 'A V x 'fi . ' ,. . A .. A 7 Q 5 Q. 0' i i -i X - . I Y S I - r p W Ei ,I i . A J ' 4 Q - - in L in ALJ X r . , ' ,vs-Q :', P' 7 i M Lv , sg' -lr K 'A i fx, M 1 ,I L : xxwilg if i. 1 - .. f bn, MTV- ,.g-.nw Q xg I . ---,ga gnu-'H' 'L 551 i . Q ' x sgix 3 wg, . gkujk Q I K Q ix A' - r -' 1 W M x i C I i ,,....-unuvff . 41 77 W: .,... X- 'A ,J-5 Z ' K ' , TM. ...M ,.a , On your mark, Get set, GOI!! Activities I 109 Boys' Varsity and J Tennis K f ' - K V -s..L.,.L..-X . . 5 Q 3 I J ?-I ' ,Dv l lt's Mr. Cool! Varsity: Brett Shefly, Bobby Martinez, Richard Sauceda, Scott Hill f-ef+ 'rr' l A l JV: Scott Morris, Tim Sims, Billy Patton, Owen Viles 110 l Activities Bobby gets into the game! ,fmt ik --E ,.. s v 'K As Owen would say, lt blood well better be good. if' 9 I1l1i g i Ersity: Tobby Tischler, Joyce Schilling, Patsy Vera, Amy Bennight, Tricia uchstone, not pictured - Brenda Daniel. sn, ....-... w -H -f Ilf l ' , J by ml 'hx V K f ' i -A ' 5 ' ' 5 M I ' fr 1215.3 'fa in 3' Kktx ym Jil Y . K , x , . Q . . , ggi. X Q-1' ' ., . . 1 1 . x in , 1 5 '. S: wud J.V. - Nina and Anja X , 0 K ' I X. I V .Jr X . , l is .-M , A ,W 2 .f Q 1,1 5 jA,fa0fNra-S Activities l 1 1 1 CYS, and il'lS9 Golf Gil'lS9 -I-GEIII1 Stacie Jackson Holly Waggoner Bridget Lowe Becky Benton oys' Team Q , ' x , xv' ' n l C i - 01:-, ggi.. I s Xgwgx: K2 kv mix ts Y :gil ' .Amr-.. .. -. . Laing 'fi- , 'fix wif , Q ' uf -xwff' -- l ,-,wife Y + t H T- ll fl QQJ Nathan Nelson, Jeff Butler, Tod Bradley, Brad Holcomb, Hal Gilbreath, Scott Lane, Scott Nelson, Mike S ford, Mark Standlee, Blake Brown. 112 UI' IZUI1 DH H --:- Vi w Q f vm, ,3- ' Q-11 ,,, wc lAl There's Bobcat spirit in their smiles. CBD Cheering with Purple Pride. QCJ And this is our Student Council. lDl Richard Simmons eat your heart out. iEl Kennen, don't fall now. IFJ Kennen speaking for the team. QGQ Roxanne sure has strong lungs. Movin' with thi? QYDDVB IDBI! Dilllies JSJ 'N .. .. 'wg Q. 'H -iv k. Tk' f ' 2'-'..T'-:'.':.'.::'-r-f' , as ' -.:r- --f , f.. I-X N A rx ,f ,A t -1- f- s . of s s S I1 . svr Y X 5 it U I1 K 1 -X I X Z , 'gf' ima f X , X ., f s f ,hx ,M -h? .ff D '-3 Q fiiiiwgqri' ee M3 55' w-, Z i , Q. x ' A vv 1st Row Mary Flores -- Shorthand, Suzanne Ward - Poetry Reading, Vonda Richards - Journalism Schinkus - Science, Debra Sava - Journalism, Roxanne Gabel - Journalism, Denise Smith - Typing, Lewis - Typing, Jill Smith - Typing, Laura Nelson - Typing, Amy Downing - Spelling. 2nd Row Jacalyn son - Spelling, Nathan Malone - Prose Interpretation, Kennen Howell - Reading Writing, Chad Thompson Science, Danny Dunton - Extemp, Brandon Cox - Ready Writing, Mark Shacklefor - Science, Mark Bruegel Ready Writing, Kerry Lewis - Science, Jamie Reeve - Spelling. This Page Sponsored By: CENTRAL PLAINS SAVINGS ASSOCIATION TRENT DOWNING FARMS, INC. ! K BOB S 116 Une Act Dla : Breakin Hard to ritt n b - nnis Snee C Brett Sheffy .......... . Debra Sava ........ . Nathan Nelson ...... Tiffany Braafladt .... Michael Love ..... Kyla Boozer .... Billy Reynolds .... Crew: Dwight McDonald Vonda Richards Cyndi Marsh All star honorable mention: Debra Sava 'T ast: Roxanne Gabel . . . .,. . . Narrator Jonathon Margaret Bob Doris Marshall . Carolyn boy i Best Beau Banquet fflslands in the Stream! Miss FHA Chanter Une Molly Bay Waeeoner Chanter Two Krystal Soott EI1I1Bl'ti':lil1I118l1Il lt's Goint to Be Easy From Now On. Sung by Karen Markley Let's Fall to Pieces Together. Sung by Woody Glass IK a-li Best Beau Chanter Dm Blake Browr Chanter Twe Bobby I-Io 4'--A-ng-,, b M, X, fzff fy? ,fn , s V .. I' , ,f. -1 is-ki N TEX Vi, I' . w QA '4..., Q 5 K.. .Lv 1 ----...Q Ei.. ,flqf -Q thl tiCl3iiI1llll Il Football: ', ', Q 0. ', a Offense - David Barton , .U 0' a . . .ol 1 Defense - Kennen Howell ', '. ' 5 9 '. Q I g MVP - Scott Nelson 4 I 0 I 0 : ' Fighting Heart - Brandon Cox Boys Basketball: MVP - Dwight McDonald Fighting Heart - Robert Nelson Girls Baketballz MVP - Tobby Tischler Fighting Heart - Julie Reeve Boys Track: MVP - David Barton Fighting Heart - Joe Alvarez Girls Track: MVP - Tobby Tischler Fighting Heart - Molly Waggoner Boys Tennis: MVP - Richard Sauceda Brett Shelly Fighting Heart - Jeff Butler Girls Tennis: MVP - Tobby Tischler Fighting Heart - Tricia Touchstone Boys Golf: MVP - Brad Holcomb Girls Golf: MVP - Camille Summers ,. . .. - M: 120 l Activities 4! XJ! wk , f,41 Activities I 121 l1IlBl'iiCt Daffy 5 M..w. X-if Y- ' S+' -K I 'W 'ix 1984-85 Officers President - Woody Glass Vice-President - Greg Sava Secretary - Donna Behrends Treasurer - Lisa Nelson Reporter - Stephanie Ryan Sgt. at Arms - Mark Coker Mark Shackleford 1983-84 Key lub Q I I Mark Bruegel former President fsv iinqll Il Installation of officers presented by Stephen Hacken. is M x ., f . gg' Woody Glass , 'X President 1984-85 5 'Hyi E-L-AN1 wi g JI . l' Q 1 ff Q? -,J 5 X 1 . Els! W N'5i9??!' , fl 5 , Denise Behrends and Debra W 4 Sava presented a gift to the X sponsor, Mrs. Sue Howell. ' A .tilts .mf Activities l 123 984 Band BHIICIU t lAl James Parker was awarded the Most Improved Player award. QBD The Outstanding Sophomore award went to Sheryl Simpson. Kerri Collins was the outstanding freshman. KCJ Debra Sava re- ceived the Outstanding marcher award. QDD Robby Hotteland Owen Viles were the outstanding bandsmen. The outstanding junior was Mimi Barerra. The outstanding musicians were Sandi Schinkus and Denise Behrends. Robby Hottel and Denise Behrends were the band favorites. gf? up ,. 5 ..t- .K - ...S . ,SF 5,1 . A . 1+ X -i T ., . . ff -. L. .q- t - 5, - Q - . Q. Q - fl 'Q' ix S gi? K, T rs R . i t tif 1 1, iii'Q.f L f .FW F4 . -iiilrf t l 3 X f Q ii? i E 69 it S X I Xi -:fwfr - 'M its if Sf 31 'L - ... . - sit? ' , . X . QQ -1 5- - 5 we .fs S. t 1 . - X jBi wi 5 E X i X tt '39 W . X E3 S w X 2 E X Q Y E 5 1 , ig 5 X Y .i my xr ...f . . Q . j gk r 155. 2 ...Q - g sg gt st. 2 Lea- . 5 ... X - X , , . . - S se- ' '.'v 4 X ' mag- K ,.r t U f ' ' 1 . , - . . . Q Q K . 535 K . 1.5, 3 3 vi D' - G. 8 3 A 'E s , ,., . gl 4 A , .V i 1. b . vfxigi' 'X sys., - . .tb 5 Q15 . ls r. Q 3 '. gfwiiiif . ' ' 3 - . f .tww- 3 ,,.. ..... is -x W si f KD? 124 l Activities K ,vw YP A h0il' Awards BEIIIIIU I n ard WVil1l1Bl'S Dutstanding Soloists Kayla Jones and LeAnn Webb Dutstanding Choral Members Mary Sanchez and Rhonda Heath .dost Improved Eloy Catano and Darla Young Jlost Dedicated Mary Ann Hernandez, Sandy Chasco and Lynn Roland Iipecial Recognition Dwight Joiner and Rita Fuentes Jlusic Honor Award Ray Sanchez if XJ Activities I 125 The 1984 I30bI3i':lt Annual -f Sllilff V 3 PHOT Q 4. 'S 'E 3 N -I-IIB lll1i0l SBI1i0l' l'0l11 y 128 I Activities ,ff -x.. sn QXOHT Incl Activities l 129 130 l Activities 6, - s Y . . . ,tt X lg w N MQ The Bobcat Band took a four day trip to Oklahoma City and to Enid where the band marched in a con- test. Friday evening was spent in a mall and Saturday after marching the band visited the Cowboy Hall of Fame, the Zoo, and the Omniplex. The band members stayed all day Sunday at White Water swimming and freezing. Mr. Meyers did a wonderful job organizing the trip 'and it was surely enjoyed by all who went. ' si ' QE Li 5 ,t A xl, - Ch0if 'I-fin Fikazfv.- K seaw- iv' 'M was Wm K - ,,,Mv,v,A-f-f Ql- 'fw ,ww K N ,f WNNN' A WAN A ,gf ' ' ww,fs,i 'm'AMw,NL.mk3 A ' M Www -L New 3 1 af ai M '+w... Mi e 'W ,J .Wm hw, 7 A. If 1, ,l F, 2255184 If ff A ,ru ff it 11211 as 9 fs- 3' 1:5 4 Y Sem r Assembl Will Tony own an onion shed? Will Dwight be a famous playboy? Will Owen defy the Queen? Will Julie own a Chevrolet house? These are only a few of the many questions that the Seniors of '84 must answer. 63 It s no fun . being an illegal alien! Activities l V VHIBdiCt0l'ii:ll1 Saluta 5'HNl9l SEHINKIJS 84.81 134 I Acfviti EfH'Hl9 'FHIEJMPSIQN 35.55 an Dresidenfs Message I cannot express in words how much 1is year has meant to me. It has truly en a privilege to serve as president of ch a great student body. It has been allenging as well as a rewarding ex- rience. The support of the student body d the faculty has been tremendous in roviding for an extremely successful Ear. I would also like to sincerely thank e excellent Student Council and its ponsors with whom I have had the rivilege of working. I wish each of you the est of luck in all of your ,future en- Eunters. I will always cherish the ex- riences of this memorable year! God Bless You, Chad 31+ :W I 'HA If WX c R' xg- , V , . VM , ,. R , N x 7 ' 0 f fag 5 M . A - X X 1 5 Wx , f -fe f I 6' 5 5 In 1 4 ' 1 W f ,i K .L As ' ,k.W. ,ff f,?E 3 4 . +5 x ' 3. E ft' 7 L .f . N ,.,SkM . ,A . U 11 M ' . A Hi, if 5 .i ,, 1 X war 45 E M 2 fx 4 .-wx N V Q 1 .xwxw y 'N Now, as you look at this - or even twenty years from now when you look at this - maybe take a moment and reflect over some incidents that have been fun, touching, sad, and even frustrating. We have changed, grown, and learned from all the experiences that we have had together. We have shared so many things - good times, adventures, disappointment, and sometimes just the silence. These memories will be captured in our hearts forever. Wherever we will go, whatever we may do, we will be a part of one another. Soon enough, we must gather all our courage and walk out into a larger world casting away all our childish fears. . . ready to make decisions, mistakes, and to find ourselves. So laugh while the laughing is easy and cry if it is worthwhile for we will never pass this way again. Activities l 137 Game by Game T ey Ma A little bit of heaven! The starting line-up strutting their stuff at the Drum! Dwight and Brad make the Lions lose their courage! Area. . . 138 I Activities i it 1 1, X xtqj r V1 ' , ,few I xg? 1 ,Q ni V' .fc X. I he Bi-District . . . h ir Wa Au tin Pat easily claims the ball. 1 No gold, but lots of respect! That was the headline in the Castro County News and the sentiments ol all the fans as well. Living in the shadow of last year's 38-0 season, the Bobcats came along and ended up the regular season with a 16-12 record and second in district. The Bobcats seemed to have reached a new plateau upon the entrance of the play-offs. The bl-district game with Spearman was just an indication of the kind of team effort which was to come. Their victory was sweet at 69-57. Then the area game victory over ldalou at 61-47 was the last step into the regional tourney.! These guys. called Destiny's Dwarfs by the Amarillo Globe, became giants! The first game with Crane was hard fought but with a seven-point flurry in the last two minutes the Bobcats were once again victorious with the final score being 59-60, The tension and excitement were at an all time high as the Bobcats entered the game with Abernathy - our district rival who had come out a one-point vlctor In both the district games. Lots of fans and students were repeating the long-time addage and proven point that You may beat Kenneth Cleveland's team twice in a season, but it's nearly impossible to do it three times. The game was exactly what everyone thought it would be - tight from beginning to finish - and what a finish! Wlth six seconds showing and the score tied, Brad Holcomb passed the ball to Dwight McDonald who went the length of the court and pulled up iust inside the free throw line, and with an Abernathy player trying to block his shot, he lumped and Iofted the ball in the final second - the ball swished through the net, the buzzer sounded, and the col- lseum exploded with the sudden sonic boom of 4500 voices - the Bobcats win 63-61 - and with the victory their third regional championship in three yearsl The trip to Austin began with a send-off breakfast for the Bobcats attended by hundred of fans, Probably peo- ple all over the state wondered if they could stay on the floor with the New Boston Lions who were 32-0, but the cat fans didn't wonder - we knew the Cats were for real. The game was close and again the Bobcats had a gasp chance to produce yet another miracle with three seconds left, but is was not to be. The shot missed and New Boston won 60-59. As Don Nelson wrote, The Bobcats may be wondering what if, but their fans aren't. For their followers had had the thrill of seeing a bunch of develop into a great Bobcat team. This year pro- the first team in Dimmitt High School history to win in the state tournament three years in a row. Dwight McDonald became the first Bobcat to go to state tournaments. Brad Holcomb's selection to the ite Class AAA team made him the 30th all-state DHS in boys' basketball. Q S-rs Q' n X l A . ' 5 x ' me ws- -s...-as Regional Championship! '63 ,M 5- 1 ' 'fl I L lQHilllPlONSl i P .Q N rn - I' N Q E f TPDJLS A Q 54 . .N , w - A , .....atT '- ,, 2 ' vm , ' it ' :A H And they're off! .. A x . if Q t ' 0 W M 3... M Brad, All-State Robert gives it all! Activities l 139 K . K 140 I Ad 3 xf 7'mfAX m EW' wr ww di QW 'A' . x .1, VISDI1 CASTRO COUNTY NEWS 108 WEST BEDFORD DIMMITT, TEXAS 79027 647 3123 Box 989 W. Highway 86 Dimmitt, Texas 79027 806-647 5116 CONGRATULATICNS SENIORS Hyman FARM SERVICE Inc. P.0. Box 277 Harold Hyman Office 647-41 Owner-Mgr. Mobil 647-21 Tam Anne Location 647-5537 Res. 647-22 Liquid Fertilizer - Hi-Boy Equipment 1 0 5 DIMMITT i Q .Qnrznzfff 1 B BAK E 8- F.'-Ettm MUFFLER E JUNE sy to 6 647 5717 211 E. Jones 4 it 7 i n 1,9 ' s 5 PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 114 E. Jones 647-3169 Bill Harmon Ann Armstrong my afum ancfm WILSON REAL ESTATE H-SON 541.445 102 W. Bedford DDIQI Mwim M 647-4487 W 1 Call on us for all occasions If . A ,,.,r,...,.A,.,,.-,M m'vm I CETIIQ CcTQowen Cpatcbn rr'4 I ' I 4 I 111 Em Bedford f ' X123 . Dimmjtt, Texas 79027 Q susmess Phone ceosm 647-2104 -it 'VLV I I TOTS and TEENS 101 E. Bedford 647-2650 KENNETH JACKSON DITCHING N. Hwy. 385 647-3294 Compliments of JIMMY L. ROSS JCNES- RAWLINGS AGENCY 121 E. Bedford 647-5244 fwwxdlff 4 'M v Si i1'w,g,uL.l ..- I3 DIMMITT CONSUMERS 217 E. Broadway 647-4134 THE SWEET SHDP 103 N.W. 4th 647-4253 6 am-12 noon daily doughnuts, twists, sweet rolls . . . Come in or use drive up window Karry Kleman, Owner LA COIFFURES 118 S. Broadway . Dimmitt, Tx. 79027 647-5501 Congratulations Seniors Compliments of JIMMY DAVIS County Attorney 647-4445 RIVERSIDE CHEMICAL 647-4125 Hubert Backus - Manager Jim Hoelting - Salesman Mark Gerber - Plant Operator Violet Barton - Secretary E.B. AND EVELYN NOBLE SEARS CATALCG MERCHANT 210 W. JONES Dimmitt, Texas Phone 647-2172 B S ' I -- BRAWLEY CATTLE SUPPLY, INC. 319 S. Broadway Phone 1806! 647-5181 Richard Catoe w- Gay Mayhew ' -- Mike Anthony SEALE FLORIST 301 N. Broadway 647-3554 YMW, -.Mg a:,,,,.M . 1 Y 'XM Sb 4 1 aV4 Y aim. .,.-,.,U,, i ' - M a as 4. mack KILLINGSWORTH TRUE VALUE 4 :jg HARDWARE s'ronE 4 4 4 647-3141 The HEADHUNTERS Hair Styling for Men and Women 409 NW 4th 64,-4159 1,3 COBB'S 1 17 E. Bedford Dimmitt, Texas 79027 647-3 1 64 I - 1 W' In continuous operation since 1909 COWSERT ABSTRACT 81 TITLE CO. corner of Bedford and Broadway DIMMITT, TEXAS 79027 Member of TEXAS LAND TITLE ASSOCIATION LARA N. VICK wner-Manager Phone 1806! 647-3154 nf 1 . ,,,. 4,5 DIMMITT FARM 81 BEARING 305 S. Broadway 647-4128 . . ss. M.- s,s,,...s,,.. V ,,., , N.e- swtwsm'g.,31 s,g.,0w, ws .. I , . . .. i.,,,... ..s.s V ,... -... ..m,,,,,.i.,.,, .,,, . .H I A 1. - , .. 4 I -.1 ..,.,,,, Congratulations! 320 South Broadway Oleta Raper 647-5996 County Treasurer R E D 'X l I Seniors ot '84 PARSON'S FUNERAL HOME 210 W. Halsell 647-5171 BIG T PUMP K -'ff co. S. Hwy. 385 647-4171 SHEFFY RUNNING M WESTERN WEAR BOOT SHOP 119 S.E. 2nd 107 N. Bdwy. 647-3444 647-4264 150 I HEREFDRD CREDIT Unlon 212 W Bedford Dlmmltt, Texas 647 5169 THE FUN SHOP 116W Bedford 647-5533 W t-4902, Dao Moron coMPANv 18063647 2268 W- Dunn 647-3321 CASTRO CCUNTY FARM BUREAU Perry Gruhlkey - Agency Manager Gary Richardson - Agent 304 N. Broadway 647-5106 CONGRATULATIONS Al-VIN'S semons THOMAS DRIVE-IN OF 1984 JEWELRY CLEANERS COMPUMENTS 107 N BROADWAN 104 NW 3fd 0F DIMMIT, TEXAS 647-3225 RUSSELL A. 647-3525 MORAN DIM MITT PRINTING UIMMITT PRINTING AND 6: OFFICE SUPPLY OFFICE SUPPLY 200 E. BEDFORD nuvnvnrr, TEXAS 647-3286 CONGQQJJIIAEQTIONS OF 1984 COMPLIMENTS Bows OF GARAGE 210 W- BEDFORD MARSHALL .31M-T'-T01f'EDx'X2 SUITE c YOUNG 647-5448 547-3733 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE D'MM'TT HENDERSON Moron co. HARMAWS TV 201 E. Bedford 100 Svuih gl APPLIANCE Dimmitt, Texas Bf03dWaY , 647-3228 79027 Dlmmlff, Texas C. B. Lunsford 547-4533 79027 Stan McDaniel 6474342 GEORGES DIMMITT MEAT CO. EXXON Custom Slaughtering COMPLIMENTS 04 North Broadway - Home Fed Beef gf Dlmvgghlexas 200 N. Ph0I1e DIMMITT, TEXAS 79027 5474641 v. c. HoPsoN TAYLOR 81 SONS 600 N. Broadway Dimmitt, Texas 79027 647-3476 M ,A . I!!! ' STAN BYRN ES ci FORD Box 859 Dimmitt, Texas 79027 647-2115 Cledn, If tg s yourbesie gyby . because o n tw k I underground p p I s delivers e gy d IIy Ad H 3-WAY FARM sEnvIcE o K 55: INC- SSBTISG OUSCI WISG . ' Efficient GAS .your best energy buy , Pio' Box 995 NERGE Drmmrtt, Texas 79027 EIII I fGcsEn5gyforWestT:xosw Ronnie Gfeller and Charles Summers CCNGRATULATICNS T0 THE CLASS OF 1984 Quality Senior Portraits Anderson's Studio, 210 W. Bedford, Dimmitt 647-3726 THE CDMPANY STCRE P.O. Box 231 - Phone 938-2138 Hart, Texas 79043 NNADE BROWN, GRAHAM, MAYNARWS HCXMWPANY AUTOS DfJf.'?,.YYE?Fe'12'i'?5321 UNLIMITED 6474136 202 North Broadway 641-3402 GECRGE REAL ESTATE P.O. Box 7 Dimmitt, Texas 79027 647-4174 COLEMAN PHARMACY 104 N.W. 2nd at B 647-3151 . A I Your health is a ., ,. , 1. . H 4 --1- A personal A . 9 D f thing to us. EZAA Dimmitt Upholstery 81 Garage Wright's Auto Center 214 N. Broadway 608 S. Broadway Auto Glass 641-2534 e41-3221 Snider Insurance Agency Queens Cabin 112 w. Bedford For All Your Beauty Needs I 6474652 1124254.22668 DIMMITT TV CABLE COMPANY 103 N.W. 3rd 647-2364 IEMMITT AGRI INDUSTRIES Q.-ww eww! . Ia- Y- . ., 4.-.f. .H , ,MV . .. . l . 'hm , , , 1 . , A ' I. .N ' ' 1 Y .L . - ' ' 2 ' p . 4. , o ' f ' a ' . - , . ' . , , ' . 5 4 . - . ,,..,--.,,, ' .. ,,.,.,.,,- ,,,,,,, ,,,,....,.....--yu , Nil V,-, . ......x.. f ,. Q 4 , , 4 ,lv t . - V D 13, 45, -.q. H DIMMITT AGRI INDUSTRIES EAST HIGHWAY 86 647-2141 RONNIE PARKER INSURANCE AGENCY 304 W. Bedford 647-5366 f ,f PAXTON TIRE 81 SERVICE 603 S.W. 3rd Dimmitt, Texas 647-4121 DAIRY QUEEN S. Hwy. 385 647-3405 FAST STOP 419 N. Broadway 647-3446 RHOAD'S MEMORIAL LIBRARY 103 SW 2nd 647-3532 C. R. ANTHONY'S 117 SE and 647-5484 THIS 'N' THAT SHOP 119 E. BEDFORD 647-3595 EL KITTRELL ECTRONICS 103 W. BEDFORD 647-2197 ,um .H,, Qi MOOA' YQEH . I T T R E 1, L numiiliinuimuiiiuniiimniiini ' CTRUNIC 9 +- 1 K . ef S CHET BRAAFLADT CHUCK BRAAFLAD VARDELL FUEL COMPANY VARDELL FUELS E. Hwy. 86 Box 98 Dimmitt, Texas 79027 647-3174 Linda and Crew helping to serve you. PIZZA HUT 216 S. Broadway Dimmitt, Texas 79027 647-4233 V. R. NELSON TRUCKING 500 S.W. 2nd St. Dimmitt, Texas 79027 647-5384 ANN'S STEAK HOUSE 113 SE 2nd 647-5354 L. KENT BIRDWELL FfUT0'fs7'4 INSURANCE 116 E. JONES DIMMITT, TEXAS KE AUTO W5 647-3427 3 4 - , 0- N , I X x, ,K 3-Q, 4 A ' inks- 7 ' 7 , T , x QNX FEDERAL A ' 2 LAND ' f 3 7V A 4 A 1 wfvjm 7 VK ,Y MAL' ,,.1,7,M.il?uLvMsk'jY-if.?,:,RMK M I , K k 4 Aww. ,, I K MMM L VW,f jx ., , X L.tL,,J,,LMQMiwL .T M Z7 , M M-.Hia VA A K .,2.7-Z?l1lvTi'7Tf3'iiigiifjw 7 7 DIMMITT, TEXAS , ...LT,f7?,,1 li LLT1 ,777 k 13 Lrlk A .7 N , ..,.,, ,..V ww w,,,LK ,WW,,M,li.ML.,i,C Ai. 3i3g' V t fif' 7' all . iii fg A ss 1 . A -,fggriL'Ni11,: 7747 A 647-4178 - A 757 , LAx 5 f3:fWgI,Lf:S3'Q17 7 Dmmnht READY AMX 718 Bedford 647-3171 Aerial Spraying and Dusting A Sw 9? BXWMMSWWW. P O Box 769 - - Phone-18063647-2550 DIMMITT, TEXAS 79027 Allan Webb 647-3298 James Bradford Donald Wright 647-4275 647-4361 MODERN CARPET CENTER 319 N. Broadway Dimmitt, Texas 647-3452 Fl ik! YI DIMMITT INSURANCE AGENCY 113 E. Bedford P.0. Box 8 647 3176 so Dimmitt DIMMITT Equipment EQUIPMENT 411 s.E. 2nd 647-2573 Hair Skin Care Nails Cosmetics SONNY'S SALON 221 North Broadway 647-3413 Ear Piercing Hair Removing W W CATTLE CCMPANY 301 s. BROADWAY olMMrr'r, TEXAS 647-3132 conN W ILLIS CAT GL Wu A T Eugen . . N. HWY. 385 w w W'L' ' X' 'r'. iff Wh .,..,,':s1,8:zm 455331-E C0 647-2217 jf 313551 .Q lffnmfgmiwfwwff-'..1-13.g' COLONIAL INN 320 N. BROADWAY DIMMITT, TEXAS 647-2177 ' REEVE-FLEMING CHEVRCLET, PONTIAC, INC. S. Hwy. 385 Dimmitt, TX 79027 647-3111 ' :,s.fsf'1i . A A W . 4 .fsx - DIMMITT FEED YARD Clovls Hwy West of Dimmitt 647-2108 ESIHIQI KW DIfT1fTIITT THRIFTWHY 103 West Belsher Dimmitt, Texas 79027 647-2488 - FCDDS INC Mask STORE MFFILIATED Ms ' Ll DIMMITT CAR WASH 208 Broadway Dimmitt, Texas 79027 647-5236 Garner and Randy Ball CCNGRATULATICNS SENIORS!!! CASTRO COUNTY ABSTRACT AND TITLE CO. INC. 105 E. Bedford 647-3519 GREAT PLAINS CHEMICAL OF TEXAS Box 818 Dimmitt, Texas 79027 647-2164 Mel Steffensmeier General Manager AMSTAR BRYANT'S SALES 81 SERVICE Heating, Plumbing, Electrical and Refrigeratidn New Owner: Marvin Bryant 121 S.E. 3rd 647-314 SALES t SERYKE T IC I M' B' ,IH A1 45, ok, , ,, : 'y'f 'w ' w'4'H.,1 7' V ' ' ws 5 ' .4-Q. 4 -.x v31'ffs7 ,.'1' fl. 'S.Qff3Mw if 1 i4. l.L':! M HIGH PLAINS 0IL 81 GAS 206 SE 2nd 647-4549 ,JN . . . . I ,,., '- ' I 'W It . .--v4v..,.,gwP u -..,.. ..-- -- -- THE VILLAGE SHOP 204 W. Bedford 647-2405 I , . , I S.LSL , 4, 47-iT ' A 4S ' - W .4.. I A ' W ' X x..A ,Af , f-ff' .-.A ' N ,,. . - .. Y :EFT I z. , X 9 MTS. l'i0ttBl D8til'BS Estella Hottel came to Dimmitt in 1958, and has taught in Dim public schools 25V2 years. She moved from Beaumont to Dimmi July, 1958. In the fall of .1958 she taught sixth grade in the N Grade Elementary building iMiddle school nowi. In the fall of 1 1960, and 1961, she taught biology and homemaking l in high scl from then on she taught full time homemaking classes. She r ' . s ' n' taught Homemaking I, ll, Ill, IV, and HECE. Freshmen through se have been in her classes She has also helped sponsor cla Future Homemakers of America, and Young Homemakers. She homemaking interesting for her classes and her teaching wil greatly missed by the students of Dimmitt High School. ati: q': ' Q2i'Q2 Q:': 42 e13'lZ: e:: dsqi ali' 02:'ioI: .e'f' Q: The Bobcat annual staff hopes that this yearbook will be a special one for you. We have tried to record all the events of the year in the hope that this history book will help you recall fun times and good memories. Special thanks goes to Don Nelson at the Castro County News. We appreciate his willingness to help us with pictures, write ups of games, and advice when we ask. Thanks also to the Don Gregory's and the Stan Byrnes' for the use of their homes for our favorites' pictures. Class Sections - Becki Gregory Sports - Cara Higgs Adslthe Color Picture Section - Nathan Malone School Favorites!Honors - Lori Potts Administrations!Faculty - Delia Arce Clubs!Spring Events - Amy Downing Photographers - Scott Hays and Kelli Small Advisor - J'Lyn Ftyan 172 I Activities it is hard to feel the hand of death arrest one's steps, throw a chill blight over all one's budding hopes, and hurl one's soul untimely to the shades, lost in the gaping gulf of blank oblivion. in memory of our classmate and friend: Douglas Garibaldi March 19, 1964-May 13, 1984 -any , .lg 'i g O O I ,ln ,ft D: ll IE .93 ,UQ 0- ' 0 gs' 5- 1- Q: sz o- g' I. 'I ' .' U O O. T Pu, ' ll : 5 l 1 Slialiii Activities I 173 NW... W V , --mpwmmf 5- 'M 174 I Closing 0 6' 0 '- I 6 ' .o.' .0 I '. ...I . 9' U. Q ' U ,O . U 9? 5.2 02 Q: Q X xx yivgwfxx . A -, L r. ' X ,P A 117 .- 5 A' 3.92. . , ,Uv , X w 4' , , ,QA f' ull... I I 0 0 .M a 0 0 . 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