Dobie High School - Roundup Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Q . yne Wallace. Andy Klalka. Mike Marrie Mark Manriquez. George King. Danny Stnwers. Tommy Rodriguez. Mike VonKreigengerg, David Ebert, BACK ROW. Linda Rodriguez. Kim Gyser. Sherry Protnot. Mandy Ferrer. Sharon Stevens. Robbie Brewer. Laura Dominguez. Mark Switzer. Brent Angle. Ed Robinson. Jett Schubert. Robin Tapper. Mike Parker. Karen Hanson. Rhonda Snell. Joan McClanahan. Keith Perry. Miriam e. Mark Bishop. Danny Kainer. Richard Dominguez. Chris Llnzza. SIXTH ROW. Fayellen Shreck. Jett Waddell. Blair Wells. Michelle Agrella. Baltazar Perez. Stephanie Anderson. Greg Lloyd. Kayla Tharp. Tommy son. Paul Starrett. Ed Smith. Tony Rivera. Aleta FLores. Rick Weidner. Margie Smith. Gary Bersinger. Czaruwitz. Barbara McClanahan. Kenny Sharoless. Starlet Hargraves. Rhonda Hasse. Laurabeth Keith. Julie Smith. Greg Montgomery. John Frazier. Jett Martin. Aaron Olivier. Tery Medack. Victor Ankenbruck. Lindsey. Jenniler Silva. Nancy Gage. as Bates. Lisa Bayer. Kay Noster, Denise Garlingtoin, Sunday Faulkner. Trent BLake. Rochelle Rentz.- Chris Williams. Cynthia Browne. Paul Kidd. Elaine Edwards. FOURTH RUW. Karen Sweet. Susan Calp. Osgood. Christy Munsch. Richard Scott. Kelley Raymond. Brent Norris. Keith Pinchbeck. Marian Geiger. ora. Tonya Miller. John Dusl. Patrick Reich. Nga Nguyen. Danny Pyper. Steve Bova. Claire Duport. Danetta Hawley. Bobby Reed. Pete Allard. NDT PICTURED. Tony Rivera, Tony Melinder, Seve Meza. Jay Vickers. Pat Perez. Carol Ha. BACK RDW. Eddie Wright. Jimmy Morris. Raymond Segura. Steve Uuade. Elizabeth Coleman. Van Tran. Kevin Jordan. Kevin Lewis. Dolph Larsen. Groups 291

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