Eagle Pass High School - El Cenizo Yearbook (Eagle Pass, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1979 volume:

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Early in the year Super- intendent Dr. Garza, his staff, various Board members and students campaigned hard in favor of the promotion of the school expansion bond. However, the bond issue was voted down. These administrators of education initiated other projects during the school year to raise the quality of education to a higher plain in EP High and it has. xr'-'-fi -nts 44? X it JFS QQ . 535177 .H , 1 Y - Q s X Xu max 'isnt if -ffx fvzlwa' 4, Top right: Dr. Gonzalo Garza was Superintend- ent of our district for two years. He announced his resignation June 7,1979. Middle right: Rogelio Fernandez was the Assist- ant to the Superintendent, Bottom right: Members of the 78-79 School Board were from left to right: G. Bewley, N. Gon- zalez, Fl. Gonzalez, S. Ibarra, V. Perry, and A. Sanchez. a , , 111 1 F 3 Q ' X P 3 Top left: Once again Mr. Dan Bustamante was our guiding EPHS Principal. Middle left: Assistant Principal Mrs. Audrey Stone managed Special Affairs. Middle right: Mr. Ramiro Rubio was the Assistant Principal in charge of Curriculum. Bottom left: Taking care of Stu- dent Affairs was Assistant Prin- cipal Mr. Pete Castillo. More Students: ore Work 1978-1979 was a busy year for our principals. Along with doing their duties of managing general school functions, disciplining students, class- room instruction and paper work, these people had to work closely to manage an enrollment of about 2,300 in a campus built to accommodate only 1,400, Secretaries, Nurses, and Counselors The secretarial staff kept the school running smoothly. The nurses were ready to provide med- ical attention when it was needed. The counse- lors helped students make decisions about courses, jobs, and college. Top: The secretaries were Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Wise, Mrs. Mynar, and Mrs. Valdez. Middle left: A. Rodriguez was ready to help when medical' attention was needed. Middle right: D. Valdez kept the nurse's office open for the stu- dents. Counselors for the year were: Top Flow: G. Gonzalez, N. Brown, F. Kocher, Bottom Row: M. Lazare, G. DeLa Garza, and M. Contreras. 20 Top left: Mrs. Ramon took a break from her paperwork. Top right: Mrs. Perret stamped a book. Middle: The cafeteria work- ers served trays to the stu- dents. Bottom left: The security guard for the year was Mrs. Pheifer. Bottom right: Some of the custodians for the year were: L to Ft: H. Jimenez, J. Cal- deron, A. Martinez, E. Acosta, A. Cardenas, Ft. Guerrero, and A. Escareno. Librarians, Cafeteria Workers and Custodians The librarians helped students find materials that were needed for class. The cafeteria workers prepared and served breakfast and lunch to the students. The custodians kept the school clean and in working order. 21 Voca t1onaI Dept. The Vocational Department offered students various courses. Among them were: agriculture, where students learned about farming and ranching, welding, where students learned how to put metals together, and building trades, where wood-be carpenters learned a skill. I Top: M. Miller and L. Gonzalez exhibited their steers in the stock show. Middle left: Participants loaded their pigs in the chutes. Middle right: Sparks flew, as a welding student worked on the project for competition. Bottom: Building trade students hammered, sawed, nailed, and ,,,-f' created. 22 G. Parker LWMWW www v 1, yn- rv AZ IF Business The business department taught their stu- dents the skulls needed IH the world of bus: ness Some courses provided on the job tralmng with Hugh School credits Top left Mrs Hernandez explained an asslgnment to Tom Middle left Mrs Arredondo tried to explain an assign ment to O Menehea but somethlng else caught her e e Mnddle right Mr Olgum gave a student a few pomters concerning business Bottom rlght Mr Barrlentos lectured E. Bustamante H. Shuler , 195' Home Economics and Cosmetology Home economics students studied sewing, cooking, and other aspects of family living which helped prepare them for the future. Cosmetology pro- vided students the opportunity to study different hair styling techniques and grooming. Top right: Miss Blanearte dis- cussed cooking with one of her students. Middle left: Mrs. Brown gave Robert Perez a few pointers about sewing. Middle right: Miss Silvas showed Hector how to trim the hair at the neckline. 24 . if 5 A. Blanearte A. Brown G. Hall M. Silvas The DEEP and Remedial Reading teachers provided individual attention to their students so that the students could Top left: Mrs. Gray studied some of her students work. Top right: Mr. Morin checked papers. Middle left: Mr. Munoz worked with students in small groups. Middle right: Mr. Morin explained a lesson to his class. 25 English Dept. Throughout the year, E.P.H.S. English teachers did their best to enlighten their students and prepare them for future careers. Top right: Miss Urbina always found time to help students dur- ing her conference period. Middle left: Mr. Mills was caught in the action of picking up Eng- lish exams! Middle right: Teacher, Teacher, I declare . . . I see someone's answers, there. D. Evans J. Farias B. Garcia F. Jackson J. Salas T Top left: Mrs. Kaback gave her class some pointers on literature. X -A i KM... D. Sparks C. Veltman C. Wiemers Top right: Miss Abrams lectured to her class. Middle left: Mrs, Oliver kept her class busy. Middle right: Expressively, Mrs. Hogan enlightened her students on the finer parts of the English language. Fine Arts Dept. The Fine Arts department ran a busy schedule throughout the year. The Band had their Second Annual Banquet and the Speech and Drama Dept. took their One Act Play Dark of the Moon to area and placed Alternate for Regional. The Concert Choir competed in S.A. making a ll in concert and a IV in Sightreading. Also students in the art dept. worked on life drawings with student models and papier-mache sculptures. gtfdtzsfftgfsw-: T2E.Aww3.miMyiMI.VM,,:,i.,,wA,i, .W ,,I55..,,M.ft..,W,N41,,.-Us,,..t,.ef.t..1,.st.vmff'.s,..Q-11.1 me ,...W5t vs ' - ggglgszaffggtimfygsftag f.. , .,.,.. F :.T5Ei.i2o:!Pit:.5M5fliiiiif-155172:-115'-ii1?i!i:,d 'ffi N15-1' . -5 1 J 5 - , X t.1,Qytfttfssesg-f..ff:,:fsf.Qsffzfarasff elsrtfstziwi if 1' X fg 5? f sf N X Qt? Q -Raises: NSN E S . ., ,,,,, .. x 5, tt ' X Wilt? tt Qtek Wg is SX Top right: Mr. Edwards enjoyed teaching Art to his students. Middle left: Head Band director, B. Harper proudly conducted The Orange Band. Middle right: The talented Forest Oliver also played during his conference period. xfexseefftfffiff-te,sf.,.!t-tgjggmtlgj.fi-,1 ..,,,- k--,- fs f-f- .- A wt. -gsmitisw Siilav t kk'f I .... ,T X - 1 M A' if it t 5 sit st ...A as its Ffwvsfazz. Qf--gffi-Qxtftfgftsfvi Xt, W 5 Qs, .W F QF? T ' ' - 5- 551' - - ' 1 A its -A 5 'X f T es. f - 1 X f ,'.. 1 W 'ist ' 3 5Ss5m3SJ. - '--' E - V fs lfeefstfzff '-' : 'trr 1 fluff ff -gs .E l 3 . 4 .st iii 1 A F X fi sggt fret 1 , 5 v 't ,Q 2 m E. Cruz F. Oliver Mrs. Ftiskind Top: Art students creatively sketched for Mrs. Ftiskind. Middle left: Ismael was The Wiz in S.A.D.'s Canter- bury Tales. Middle right: The Second Annual Band Banquet, which was sponsored by the students, was quite a success. Foreign Language Dept. During the year, the foreign language department was involved in several activities. Students in French classes wrote to pen pals from other countries. Early in the year, the Spanish students listened to a presentation by Jaime Crosby. Later, the exchange students from Nicaragua informed students about their society. , Top: Miss Stone helped a student with class- work. Middle left: Mr. Gonzalez and his students gave their attention to a guest speaker, Middle right: Mr. Guerra was busy grading papers when the camera caught him una- ware. Bottom left: Mr. Moreno explained something to his class. S. Gonzalez T ,,., ' , 1, , If ruins' 5 vi v i T VIEW! 4 ' i W' , i, f If airs! y V f i , i ff M- i V ,- S ag 9+ .TEH I ,ii,:F Major Scott Sgt. Ftay Mitfffzfrigf., mf-sf: -iz:f'f 'i. k.-,V vw- i ROTC and Auto Mechanics The ROTC Texas 92nd Unit received a meri- torious unit award in overall state competition. The auto mechanic students learned how to build a car as well as how to change a flat. Top: Inspection time was a normal pro- cedure for ROTC students. Middle left: Mr. Perez helped his stu- dent with difficulties. Middle right: The difficulties solved and thejob must be finished. Bottom right: Major Scott prepared the class for a quiz. i , ..,l .... . 5 ' Q 5, ,rm--ggsfegfsieff-iff-,ffl-ii, f- -lf- g, -Q!f'1',-ifif-,QvgfSs7'ig3g:l'5,5i5?i'f 1' i-' Jfffsf-f. 5f:!'ff15if!!9 5' ., ,fgilfggf-5552555 szfiffii Q- .. 1-- J. ?':Zf.if?155 f?f55!F:'f5fjIf2f' . -.fsfff---wfsi-, - -V we Us-fm . ,.,.i,.,......, Z- .,,. ..,. 3l Math Dept. The Math department contained classes designed for all levels of student capability, which included the F.O.M. classes, interme- diate math courses, and advanced math classes. These courses provided excellent preparatory information for college and future careers. Top: Mr. Rodriquez was caught in the act of lecturing. Right: Miss Moses kept her class busy. I , , 4 A. Fernandez O. Hernandez M. Lee F. Perez R. Reyna Top left: Mr. Uriegas explained imaginary numbers to his class. Top right: Mr. Beza was always ready to give his students any assistance. Right: Mrs. Lee delivered another interesting mathematical lec- ture. Above: Mrs. Castillo asked her class a question. 33 Physical Education e Health and Drivers Ed P.E. teachers taught their students how to keep their bodies in shape and have fun with physical exercise. A wide range of topics were discussed in the health classes from daily diets to mental health. Students tak- ing driver's ed. learned the law of the road - includ- ing parallel parking and obeying traffic signs. :ti Top: Miss Cheatham kept up with sports in other areas during her sparetime. Middle left: Mr. Bustamante R' took time to check his sched- uleforthe day. Middle right: Mr. Ramirez gave a lecture and notes to his class concerning health, Not pictured: M. Sanchez. ' f E .i . '.g,. P. Lawrence J. Naegeli R. Ramirez P. Ritchie 34 Top: R. Contreras was the Eagles' head coach. Middle left: The P.E. girls jogged around the tennis courts Middle right: The P.E. boys played tag football. Bottom: Coach Casteneeda stopped for a rest. 'NWT M M f fe vw sf-1 new-l. gfg--':zls.1f,eff- Nw-W---'1.1.,-W-rf--Q '- . - --Q . we i -, .L .f,f ,. -. R -S .. ,. is .fm s: :af Q' - Glfxigss it X 1. .. .. .. '. 'Q ., ' . -- ---- ,. . Q.. , w estin . .. .5 ss...:.s.z an i I ' t ii 1 7 . . ,. .. .I - 1 ' . . A M .... , i ,. . .,LW, ,. .. ,. . if if G ffm - - G '. . , ,. . ,, 1 f U X 1 ff ,l.. HH, . ,I M, ,.,,. . -Wx' ..,, an G 5 --'-. 'i 1 r 5. 1, -s .. Q Chfiltl 44, ami Top left: Students listened to their instructor. Top right: Mr. Garcia demonstrates the anatomy ofa sponge. Right: Lizette Esquenazi, Suzanna Wilborn, and Yolanda de los Santos participated in a chemistry project. 1494? VV I K , J. Cumbie F. Garcia W. Johnson 36 G. Martinez D. Valdez 4 TR .. t. SCIENCE Department Teachers are spotlighted as they ponder examine and dis- The students fmd excitement in discussing and examining History Dept. The E.P.H.S. History department endeavored to teach their students the various historical facts and aspects of our world, country, and state. Films, games, presentations, and lectures were used to motivate the students to learn their study material. In all, the History department was very inventive. K . it tf. q5.y5.5.. .-ML, .. . Q.. , it . Top left: Mr. Galvan points out the various countries of the world to his class. Top right: Mr. Blanton lec- tured his class about the U.S. government. Right: Mr. Cerna presented some interesting facts about world history. Not pictured: H. Garcia. -LL. P. Arredondo L. Purcell S. Ftiojas as V. Sumpter 35? x vs wif , 1 7 A . 7 l 'L . We ' VM . X - 5 ' L -:E . 1 ..,:',L:Z1.f.,' f ' ,zsaasgeqi K jzzgiiggigfsggggtn as-s...s. v cz, Ur 1 - .fs , .,.., L. , s ww Q s mf Top left: Mrs. Mauldin looked over the day's assignment. Top right: Mr. Arredondo checks roll before starting class. Middle: Mr. Trevino helped one of his students through a lesson. Left: Mrs. Anderson found a whimsical moment during class time. 39 40 . . . Perched Sternly With Boldness Shmmg True ,.,, M , e'i2'fZt' . ,Q f-as Fam1I1eS 'Z lpifpti -,lf , - ,7 17 12.1 ' . l ' B ,.. ' .1 A 4 1 ,4 ,X f k ' X ,kggwwgwlnx ' '. ,f ' 'ff , ' I ' M W, f , f Sax Q! , X W 1 x x , 1 x 3,353- Building Santos, S. Esquivel, J. Castillo, J, Gonzalez, L. Barrien- Mr, J. Moreno, J. Trevino, A. Riojas, R, Martinez, M. Garcia , Aim. Kneeling: J. Herrera, N. Martinez, L. Castillo, F. Fernandez, C. Gile, Standing: R. Espi- u noza, J. Salazar, A. Martinez, A. Espinoza, R. Ramos, F. Martinez, Mr. A. Perez. Mechanics Not Pictured: Welders. Concert Choir First Row: G. Mar1inez,A. Tripp, C. Flores, P. Alaverez, J. Menchca, E. Saucedo, M. Hiller, M. Moreno, J. DeLuna, Second Flow: L Hickey, K. Peterson, H. Sanchez, E. Flodruguez, R. Uribe, A. Palomo, A. Mireles, M. Park, D. Botello, Third Flow: F. Oliver, L Lazano, A. Cruz, J. Chavez, T. Watkins, J. Airslie, A. Sanchez, R. Halkakis, S. Cuellar, Fourth Row: J. Alvaro, R. Besa, R. Gomez, M Munoz, A. Sanchez, F. Flesendiz, L. Hobbs, D. Del Rio, O. Resendiz, A. Mendoza. Beginners Choir First Flow: T. Garcia, I. Perez, I. lbarra, F. Oliver, Second Row: G. Flores, J. Castillo, B. Cardenas, J. Rico, Third Row: Q. Cardona, J. Gonzalez, A. Gomez, G. Ortiz. Cosmetology Kneeling: A. Villasenor, H. Barrera, J. Ferez, Standing: Fi. Fliojas, L. Cuellar, C. Rodriguez, M Ramos, Fl. Rena, C. Euresti. I U C O l D1str1but1 ve Ed uca tzonal C o-op Assn. Seated: B. Perez, L. Chavez, Fl. Talamantes, Standing: A. Yanez, N. Trujillo, G. Garza, M. Patino, J. De Hoyos, E. Jacinto. EI Cenizo Seated: S. Bass, F. Rodriguez, D. Vasquez, C. Garza, l. Sanchez, I. Herrera, O. Hernandez, F. Bowles, M. Gonzalez, M. Dominguez, Kneeling: C. Valdez, E. Barrientos, L. Chavez, B. McBeath, R. Perez, A. Orozco, R. Wilhorn, D. Sanchez, T. Oliver, J. Jimenez, J. Quinn, B. Mendoza, Standing: R. Perez, K. Grossenbacher, K. Mynar, D. Rodriguez, R. Cox, R. Besa. G. Carr, A. Villanueva, V. Juve, M. Robles, J. Wheeler, J. Caraveo, P. Gonzalez, R. Barrien- tos, R. Henandez, T. Pereda, T. Wehmeir, Not Pictured: R. Moneada, N. Torres, H. Pena, T. McBeath, K. Ferguson, Miss D. Sparks. - A - Future Farmers of America Kneeling, First Row: M. Lowe, J. Moreno, R. Tarin, P. Rodrigues, P. Gomez, M. Rodriguez, J. Lozano, Second Row: T. Sames, R. Lopez, M. Cunningham, S. Hernandez, B. Flores, T. Smith, M. Guillot, S. Tennell, C. Pole, T. McDavid, R. Rumbar- ger, P. Alonzo, R. Rodriguez, Standing, First Row: Mr. G. Parker, J. Rodriguez, W. Smith, K. Grossenbacher, S. Ramos, R. Garza, M. Schneider, L. Heredia, C. Smith, R. Annis, W. Bilski, R. Hinojosa, W. Bilski, C. Rodriguez, Mr. C. Houy, Second Row: T. Miller, J. Salinas, R. Trevino, H. Ramos, J. Villanueva, J. Riojas, M. Salinas, O. Castano, H. Valera, E. Fernandez, B. Bowman, J. Miller, A. De La Cruz, M. Hoelscher, M. Sanchez, M. Santos, L. Gonzalez, J. Villanueva, R. De La Cruz, F. Dena, F. Gonzalez. Future H omemakers of Am erica Seated: E. Salazar, L. Oviedo, L. San- tos, Kneeling: R. Carrillo, M. Guajardo A. Lazarski, N. Nunuez, D. Gutierrez, R Ibarra, Standing: E. Cardenas, G. Mata A. Felan, E. Garza, S. Perez, T. Lue- vano, A. Alfaro, J. Rios, J. Jaquez. I-Ii-Light Kneeling: T. Wehmeir, Miss D. Sparks A Lynn B Schneider, Seated: D. Bowman, L. Fernandez C Mireles, L. Salerno, M. Cowan, J. Salinas Top Row P. Hense, C. Abascal, M. Flores, D. Rowley H Fer nandez, M. Cortinas, M. De Hoyes. Industrial Cooperative Training Ueft to righ0 J. Saucedo, R. Snod- derly, R. Navejas, M. Reyes, J. Sotelo, J. Razo, J. Gonzalez, P. Gutierrez, M. Hinojosa, M. Rendon, M. Heredia, Not Pictured: G. Domin- guez, A. Sanchez, N. Romero. junior Engineering Technological Society Kneeling: D. Garcia, P. Ramirez, Mr. A. Fernandez, T. Oliver, Second Row: M. Cardenas L. Pastrano, N. Sanchez, O. Perez, B. Ritchie, P. Ramirez, M. Hiller, R. Sotelo, Third Row: L. Munoz, G. Santos, J. Moreno, M. Hinojosa, F. Rodriguez, L. Garcia, Fourth Row: L. Madera, D. Hiller, K. Bewley, R. Fresques, L. Ruiz. Office Education Association Seated: B. Garcia, B. Rodriguez, D. Rodriguez, Mrs. P. Hatzenbuehler, Second Row: M. Rivera, S. Martinez, R Garcia, R. Lopez, D. Kato, S. Martinez, P. Pena, T. Bustamante, M. Guevara, T Carmona, S. Bass, Back Row: T. Valdez, L. Roman, M. Martinez, M. Sorola, S. Simpson, M. Luna, A. Hernandez, J. Bilski. Traffic Con trol Kneeling: J. Ruiz, I. Trujillo, M. Ruiz, J. Cantu, M. Munoz, Standing: L. Pastrano, M. Felan, E. Lopez, N. Sanchez, L. Garza, I. Mendoza, M. Cumpian, M. Rodriguez, R. Sanchez, D. Garcia, G. Rodriguez, Mr. P. Castillo. 47 Spanish Club First Row: P. Blake, J. Fisher, E. Macias, Second Row: E. Gonzalez, S. Elizondo, D. Garcia, G. Rodri- gurz,.Third Row: A. Barksdale, G. Solorzano, A. Yebra. Speech and Drama Kneeling: M. Gonzales, R. Besa, E. Peters, A. Montalvo, K. Ferguson, N. Menchaca, P. Oviedo, M. Maldo nado, Standing: R. Gomez, L. Hickey, R. Besa, L. Rios, R. Ellis, T. Adams, R. Halekakis, T. Keenon, M. Flores, E. Cruz. Student Council 48 fl at - A km- SAS A K. Mynar, V. Juve, K. Bewley, B. Esquenazi, C. Mireles, A. Lynn, I. Madera, C. Trevino, G. Carr, H Johnson, L. Sanchez, L. Sanchez, C. Salinas, C. Carmicheal, M. Barnfield, S. Perez, J. Flores, S De La Garza, C. Acosta, B. Hense, J. Moreno, A. D. ldarra, D. Leema, C. Dickerson, B. Flores, M Carendas, G. Garza, C. Kinsall, Standing: U. Rodriguez, P. Gonzales, B. Mendoza, H. Cerna, R Moncada, H. Lettunich, J. Fuentes, D. Rodriguez, S. Wilborn, K. Peterson, S. Hogan, B. Burkhardt A. Elizondo, L. Rankin, R. Besa, Standing Back: O. Rodriguez, C. Schlegal, R. Ellis, E. Fortune, A Montalvo, A. Barksdale, A. Salinis, F. Resendiz. FY Future Teachers of America Sitting: E. Flores, E. Flores, N. Flores, N. Nunoz, Standing: M. Perez, B. Chavez, J. Salas, M. Mor- eno, N. Riojas. Iunior Historians First Row: P. Martinez, E. Peters, E Martinez, L. Johnson, A. Lazarski L. Carr, Second Row: A. Sifunentes P. Hense, M. Dominguez, L. Sal- erno, A. Rodriguez, Third Row: R Reyes, L. Sanchez, H. Cerna, C. Rit- chie, O. Paz Y Puente, M. Lazarski Fourth Row: M. Cortinas, M. Flores S. Garcia. National Honor Society Sitting: N. Sanchez, L. Ramos, A Moses, C. Trevino, J. Elguezabal M. Cortinas, V. Vielma, R. Besa, R Besa, B. Schieder, R. Hernandez, P Allen, J. Bllski, Standing: R. Mon- cada, H. Cerna, R. Ellis, K. Peter- son, G. Carr, L. Munoz, W. K. Smith L. Saucedo, G. Gonzalez, A. Aguil- era, R. Barrientos, R. Esquenazi, T Oliver, D. Marin, O. Perez, T. Ellis R. Cox, S. Bass. 49 ROTC First Row: M. Gomez, G. Mendez, C. Flores, J. Pena, M. Quinn, M. Adams, A. Alaniz, P. Rodriguez, G. Garcia, S. Gomez, S. Rodriguez, P. Gloria, Sgt. Crossan, Maj. Scott, Sgt. Ray, O. Rodriguez, J. Ains- lie, M. Nolasco, B. Garcia, V. Carrillo, M. Rodriguez, B. Mejia, L. Leija, G. Rodriguez, H. Rivera, E. Gonza- lez, J. Villa, Second Row: I. Hernandez, S. Flores, S. Pena, D. Gonzalez, J. Menchaca, E. Fisher, J. Ruiz, I. Trujillo, P. Cortez, Q. Amaya, M. Rodriguez, E. DeLeon, M. Balderas, J. Ramos, J. Flores, J. Rami- rez, M. Alonso, A. Rivera, P. Rodriguez, S. Hinojosa, R. Hernandez, G. Garcia, P. lbarra, T. Segura, R. Martinez, J. Tarin, Third Row: J. Torres, A. Martinez, N. Montemayor, M. Konishi, D. Mazuca, M. Cum- pian, E. Enrique, A. Montalvo, M. Hiller, A. Martinez, R. Polendo, R. Hernandez, B. Ritchie, A. Valdez, M. DelaGarza, B. Sanchez, B. Flores, M. Galvan, J. Gutierrez, L. Rodriguez, D. Rodriguez, J. Noldine, G. Morin, R. Halekakis, L. deHoyos, G. Ramirez, Fourth Row: N. Valdez, J. Maltos, T. Gaitan, P. Mancha, F. Shmerber, H. Frausto, S. Quinonez, O. Castano, J. Moreno, V. Nunez, E. Nolasco, S. deLeon, R. Lira, J. Fuentes, M. Guadalupe, J. Esquivel, J. Benavides, W. Rankin, J. Ramirez, V. Gonzalez, M. Mazuca, S. Lopez, J. Rodriguez, W. Hart, R. Medina, M. Lira, Fifth Row: S. Herra, J. Reyna, G. Valdez, H. Zamar- ripa, l. Coronado, M. Vasquez, D. lbarra, R. Gonza- lez, L. Torres, J. Pena, R. Gonzalez, H. Patino, J. Ayers, R. Gomez, L. Pointdexter, A. Benavides, M. delaGarza, V. Hernandez, G. Gonzalez, V. Ortiz, E. Torrez, M. Martinez, G. Cassio, D. Rockwell, H. Riv- era. 50 Band Twirlers: L. Hatzenbuehler, K. Mynar, S. Torres, L. Hobbs, First Row: L. Ibarra, C. Ramos, S. Lopez, L. Fernandez, S. Sumpter, A. Briones, M. Rhodes, R. Hernandez, V. Mata, A. Cruz, B. Botello, D. Jimenez, L. Esquenazi, L. Carr, G. Leal, O. Galvan, J. Link, A. Cary. L. Johnson, M. Hernandez, C. delaGarza, M. Carrillo, L. Puente, M. Garcia, Second Row: Drum Majors: E. Rodriguez, R. McLemore, E. Peters, M. Dominguez, B. arcia, J. Valdez, C. Sanchez, L. Garza, R. Barrera, A. Barrios, M. Leos, R. Roman, T. Estrada, P. Martinez, N. Venegas, B. Harper, S. Miller, C. Pope, D. Pierce, A. Alanis, J. Hernandez, R. Bar- rientos, D. Rodriguez, R. Gonzalez, L. Hickey, M. Pola, N. Castillo, L. Esquivel, C. deLeon, G. Fernan- dez, T. Johnson, M. Torres, C. Smith, M. Rodriguez, C. Carmichael, M. Castillo, J. Flores, B. Hernandez, Third Row: M. Soto, A. Escobedo, V. Rodriguez, M. Hurley, J. Luna, J. Garcia, A. Reyes, A. Palomo, D. Rodriguez, J. Perez, D. Marin, P. Barrios, L. Ruiz, P. Trevino, B. Hense, P. Velasquez, R. Torres, R. Bena- vides, R. Crowder, P. Polanco, M. Parks, D. Casares, R. Hernandez, Fourth Row: M. Chavez, J. Reyna, M. Yebra, E. Hernandez, R. Maldonado, G. Vasquez, J. Luna, S. Lerma, G. Casas, J. Escobar, G. Salas, A. Martinez, R. Hiller, M. Gonzalez, L. Saucedo, A. Moses, M. Maldonado, D. Riojas, L. Sanchez, D. Tor- res, E. Salazar, I. Leos, T. Smith, H. Johnson, M. Rodriguez, C. Trevino, B. Garcia, G. Sanchez, E. Her- nandez, D. Flores, D. Flores, R. Jimenez, C. Esco- bedo, M. Ramos, R. Clark, W. Rhodes, A. delaCruz, J. Perry, M. Munoz, G. Torrez, A. Maldonado, D. Hiller, R. Reynolds, P. Gonzalez, R. Saucedo, Fifth Row: J. Fuentes, A. Aguilar, P. Gomez, S. March, R. Villase- nor, S. Ballesteros, J. Morales, R. Vasquez, J. Reyes, G. Garcia, F. Resendiz, G. Keith, F. Rodriguez, S. Mal- donado, l. Martinez, M. Cardenas, L. ardiona, K. Bewley, R. Tello, J. Martinez, P. Hense, J. Benavides. 51 Orange Sundancers First Row: H. Ramos, E. Mercado, B Gutierrez, E. Leos, B. Garcia, O. Kypu- ros, L. Rodriguez, M, Cruz, R. Soto, L Stiesi, L. Pastrano, Back Row: B Marin, L. Kypuros, L. Guerra, L Oviedo, E. Flores, D. Kypuros, C Ramon, M. Alejandro, A. Venegas, P Blake, M. Lerma, S. Lerma, M. Patino. Pep Squad Cheerleaders Varsity cheerleaders: M. Moreno, V. Moncada, J. Quinn, C. Moncada, N. Dena, R. Cox, L. Pittman, P. Leija, O. Perez, First Row: Freshman cheerlead- ers: L. Rodriguez, K. Roper, K. Pittman, J. Benavides, L. Sanchez, S. Riojas, R. Rosas, B. Mendoza, N. Mendoza, P. Ritchie, A. Mendoza, M. Mora, H. Adams, Junior varsity cheerleaders: M. Morales, L. Gomez, E. Cano, I. Perales, R. Gonzalez, A. Orozco, Second Row: A. Rosas, C. Escobedo, V. Mazuca, M. Lopez, M. Ruiz, E, Sanchez, D. Mazuca, D. Guajardo, A. Sanchez, L. Perez, L. Rankin, D. Rankin, J. Fisher, N. Mazuca, R. Saucedo, E. Elguezabal, B. Mata, I. Hernandez, D. Gutierrez, Y. Perales, G. Martinez, J. Guedea, Not Pictured: A. Sanchez, G. Magallanes, J. Mora, M. Silva, M. Diaz, L, Rodri- guez. ww' . . These are the years of the everlasting eagle Ea glets V 'lw. 'l ff Z f' Qs: fffg r 7, I -x,-,XJ 1 Q ! Q N -i- 0' V 1 f Us Sa XS- xv G. ' ,S f' 2: 2 s! 1-I 9 .- f -f 3 5' ' I C 2'- '5f1e1 1, V A ' 'AQ ff ' ' A 2 62 ,I ' ' 5 g xx ff 4' X f - Pm x. A ' Q 4 f 1 fffif- ' K ' 1 W 1 3 as ' ' 55 J rrereaeerereers ii A e eeAe V A . ,,..iA 2 U Q aer l2 ' ' N 5 X, 'P 'iixxhh - Z f L 4 1523- Y ,ff . ' ' ' N' I' X 1 S465 Every Way CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORY Top Row R Monnada L Santos L Sanchez L Hickey A Salerno P Gonzales Bottom Row E Rodriguez President J Elquezabal Secretary J Jimenez Treasurer Not Pictured D Ramirez Vice Pres Semors il'l 4 S996 -- ' J J ' bay' A fl! X : t -4 A- ,Qi 1 rf 1' , 4-7 , f '5 if , -A , sa M of XX 'J yy J 1 'K if X x TNQ X X5 S 1 x,'N'3.X, Q5 S NE'-j g . I 5 li If TT 'Lfyf au N513 ya. my ,f wr A J XV i7'1','!.7px M f fran' . XI f A.E'F'QN 0 X f Z X Class Favorites F Eliseo Rodriguez and Martha Ruiz ff f ' f . . . A Mighty Eagle in Alma Aguilar Frank Aguilar Jose J. Ainslie Consuelo Alonzo Maria Alonzo Rene Auces Ricardo Avila Dora Balderas Roberto Barrera Rosario Barrientos Edna Barrientos Jeanie Basham Sandra Bass Ana L. Beattie Ricardo Benavides Nohelia Berrones Rolando Besa Kenneth Bewley Bertha Beza Janet Bilski William Bilski Carmen Botello Frankie Bowles Dawn Bowman Federico Burkhardt John Byrne Gloria Cabrera Martina Calderon Seniors showed the spirit of win ning. Olga Camacho Gerardo Camarillo 'Mario Campos Daniel Canales Pedro Cantu Yolanda Canlu Jose Caraveo Domingo Carrillo Rodolfo Carrillo Jr. Victor Carrillo Ana Maria Casares Jesus Castilla Jesus Costilla Juan Castillo Flolanda Castillo Anabel Cervantes Javier Chavez Amram Cruz Minerva Cruz Leticia Cuellar Michael Curry Honorato de Hoyos Leopoldo De Hoyos Maria de Hoyos Dora de la Garza Norma de la Garza Javier de Leon Pedro de los Santos Sonia de los Santos Victor de los Santos Maria del Rio Salvador del Fiio Norma Y. Dena Gladys Diaz Alma Dominguez Yvonne Duran Josie Elguezabal Tommy Ellis Romelia Escamilla Gloria Escobedo Elizabeth Esparza Raquel Esparza Ercilia Espinosa Cristobal Esquivel Sergio Esquivel Irasema Estrada Rolando Euresti Silvia Farias Jose Felan Katherine L. Ferguson Fernando Fernandez Louis Fernandez Cecilia Salinas and Roxana Wilborn took a break. Ricky Fernandez Susana Finan George Flores George Flores Jesus Flores Josefina Flores Norma Flores Raymond Fresquez Jesse Fuentes Anita Galvan Margarita Galvan Albert Garcia Angelita Garcia Antonia Garcia Eloy Garcia Jessie Garcia Jose Garcia Magdalena Garcia Maria Garcia Antonio Garza Blanca Garza Carmen Garza Lorena Garza Jose Gomez Mario Gomez Esperanza Gonzalez Eulogio Gonzalez Jose Gonzalez Patricia Gonzalez Sandra Gonzalez Kathy Grossenbacher Francisco Guajardo Romelia Guajardo Alma Gutierrez Mary Gutierrez Patricia Gutierrez Pete Gutierrez Peter Hense Raul Heredia Gloria Hernandez Jesus Hernandez Juan Hernandez Rodolfo Hernandez Ftomeiia Hernandez Ruth Hernandez Beatriz Herrera Lydia Hickey Martha Hinojosa Michael Hoelscher Suzanne Hogan Marisa Hurley Francisco ibarra Measuring for caps and gowns was part of senior Activities. My-ff -i 1. 8, xv M, NN, '65 Roxana Ibarra Jesse Jimenez Osualdo Jimenez Hazei Johonson Val Juve Dolores Kato Danny Kinsall Santos Landa Ramona Leal Juan Leija Patricia Leija Eunice Leos Theodore Levine Esperanza Lopez Jimmy Lopez Jose Lopez Juan Lopez Maria H. Lopez Rosa Lopez Lucio Luevano Jose A. Lopez Joe Luna Magdalena Luna Pete Macias Tere Macias Eduardo Maldonado Ruben Maldonado Olivia Mancha Seniors gathered at the site of the bonfire. Abel Martinez Elda Martinez Estela Martinez Graciela Martinez Gustavo Martinez Jaime Martinez Juan Martinez Norma Martinez Raul Martinez Rosantina Martinez Sonia Martinez Teresa Martinez Jesus Mata Ftoxsandra Mata Teresa McBeath Robert McLemore 9 Rhonda McWhorter Maria Mejia Robert Mello Jose A. Mendez Jose F. Mendez Aurora Mendoza Leticia Mercado Johnny Miller Michael Miller Christina Mireles Rossana Moncada Margarita Mora Maria Mora Angelica Moralew Juan Morales Marisela Morales Soccoro Morales Juan Moreno Melva Moreno Eric Munt Rosa Nandin Rosa Elia Navejas Elsa Nolasco Norma Nunez Armando Olivares Todd Oliver Erendida Olvera Gerardo Oniz Marla Padilla Ruben Pastrano Hector Patino Norma Leticia Patino Angel Pena Hector Pena Patricia Pena Tere Pereda Seniors, Bori Mendoza and Diana Sanchez swapped cards for their memory books. Jesus Perez Olga Perez Roberto Perez Flocio Perez Flosela Perez Sergio Perez Michael Pimente Elias Polendo Maria Puente Julie Quinn Virgilio Rabago Carmen Ramos Danny Ramirez Pedro Ramirez Susie Ramirez Raquel Ramon Hilda Ramos Juanita Ramos Jose Rangel Jose Razo Maria Regalado Miguel Rendon Manuel Reyes Jere Rhodes Alfredo Riojas Elsa Riojas Juan Riojas Yvetie Rios Martha Robles Beatriz Rodriguez Canuto Rodriguez Diana Rodriguez Eiiseo Rodriguez Jorge Rodriguez Juan J. Rodriguez Laura Rodriguez Margarita Rodriguez Margarita Rodriguez Maria Rodriguz Maribel Rodriguez Maria Alberto Rodriguez Noe Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez Rafael Romero Maria Ruiz Martha Ruiz Ruth Ruiz Ann Salerno Ana Cecilia Salinas Roxanna Salinas Tomas Salinas Seniors had fun during career day. Aijandro Sanchez Alma Sanchez Anita Sanchez Diana Sanchez Frank Sanchez Jose Sanchez Leticia Sanchez Pedro Sanchez Roberto Sanchez Sergio Sanchez Irma San Miguel Enrique Santos Leticia Santos Ernesto Saucedo Lorenzo Saucedo Mary Saucedo Brian Schneider Sibyl Simpson Karen Soret Maria Soroia Sabrina Sumpter Mary Thomas Edward Torres Nora Torres Sylvia Torres Arentina Trejo Juanita Trevino Fiosalinda Trevino A skit right out of the Senior Taler Sylvia Trevino Federico Valdez Jose Juan Valdez Jose Varela Dalia Vasquez Joel Vasquez Leopoldo Vielma Albert Villanueva Jose Luis Villa Timothy Watkins Nora Venegas Floxanna Wilborn Mando Yebra Elsa Zamarripa Martha Zamarripa Napoleon Zamarripa Martha Zapata Un, Jlffamofzy of olfeafofc QQULZEZ 935121 Bom o4pzif 26, 1960 - msc! dlflawg 25, 1979 Class Officers and Advisory Back Row: Ricky Reyes, Mary Cardenas, Second Row: Kathy Mynar, Trea- surer Ignacio Madera, Karen Peterson, Bottom Row: Omega Hernandez, Vice- President Bertha Burkhardt, President Adela Elizondo, Secretary Renee Cox, juniors xv X 9-3 :VW Xzfgt Aff jf 'Hx 77' ff' , . . and begin to fly, boldly Stn vmg to be a b11'd of przde 4 Class Favorites ' ' 'SX 1 Ricky gms. Veronica Moncada. -V VN ,xfwfify ' ' 'XWM J , 'fi 5 , ,,f' N t ffm Y . Q, ' , Pl i , 1 A jay, f I e rowdy s . jx faylflli U 8 7 ' ' f !' 'O A if Iif' 5 X I W 1 .... .J tg NQSSEQTE-55 -1 me - 11111: - , X J or L J N, A fii .,L, E Q is N ik 5' -as X iiiihifif' i , f- sttms -, L x QQZ 1. - - sk 1,53 K L when Carmen Abascal Josefina Aguirre Barbara Alcala Blanca A. Aldaco Rosa Maria Alfaro Santiago Alfaro Sonia Alonzo Juanita Alvarado Arturo Alvarez Leticia Amaya Robin Annis Jesus Ayers Khuram Aziz Maribel Balderas Sandra Ballesteros Manosalva Banda Jose Luis Banda Ana Barksdale Eusebio Barrientos Luis Barrientos Adolfo Beathie Arturo Benavides Jaime Bernal Romana Besa Ftomelia Besa Wayne Bilski Alma Buentello Berth Burkhardt Danna Bustamante Tere Bustamante Juan Camancho Hortencia Campirano Gene Campos Elva Cano Irma Cardenas Maria Cardenas Teresa Carmona Dora A. Carrillo Sonia Carrion Jaime Casas Maricela Castano Oscar Castano Juanita Castilleja Luis A. Castillo Pedro Castillo Hector Cerna Lisa Cerna Blanca Chavez Leticia Chavez Rebecca Chavez Sammy Chavez Jackie Cook Ana Linda Coronado Diana Cortez Juniors had a real winner. Liz Corlez Marisa Cor1inas Renee Cox Anuro Cruz Ricardo De Hoyos Amado De La Cruz Ricardo De La Garza Antonio De La Garza Gerardo De La Garza Mary De La Garza Norma De La Pena Ma. del Carmen Del Rio Diana Del Rio Arturo De Los Santos Nerii De Los Santos Raul De Los Santos Raul De Los Santos Rolando De Los Santos Jose De Luna Maricela De Luna Rudy De Luna Diane Devries Stephen Dickerson Arnulfo Diaz Maria Diaz Marina Dominguez Nora Ekar Alma Adela Elizondo Ricky Ellis Esmeralda Espinoza Juan Antonio Espinoza Raul Espinoza Bobby Esquenazi Santos Esquivel Sergio Esquivel Irene Euresti Albert Felan Robert Felker Erbey Fernandez Sarita Fernandez Enrique Fisher Belinda Flores Eddie Flores Elizabeth Flores Heliazar Flores Maria Dolores Flores Maria I. Flores Matt Flores Miguel Flores Norma Flores Raquel Flores Ricardo Flores Ernesto Frausto Carmen Fuentes Susan Galtan Raul Galindo Eunice Galvan Juanita Galvan Ana Lydia Garcia Hector L. Garcia Jorge Garcia Jorge L. Garcia Jose Luis Garcia Juan Garcia Julio Garcia Luis Garcia Magda Garcia Maricela F. Garcia Marissa Garcia Rebecca Garcia Sylvia Garcia Sylvia Garcia Henry Garza Gracie Garza Jesus Garza Maria Magdalena Garza Caress Gil Jaime Gloria Ramiro Gomez Salvador Gomez Adrian Gonzalez Carmen Gonzalez Dora Gonzalez Gracie Gonzalez Herby Gonzalez Jim E. Gonzalez Jose Gonzalez Jose Gonzalez Paul Gonzalez Rafael Gonzalez Rolando Gonzalez Myrna Guajardo Nora Guajardo Alejo Guedea Maricela Guedea Rosslynn Halekakis Lisa Hatzenbuhler Elizabeth Hense Alma D. Heredia Gloria Heredia Ana Hernandez Blanca Hernandez Elda Hernandez Elizabeth Hernandez Martha Hernandez Omega Hernandez Oscar Hernandez Rolando Hernandez The Junior Class stuck together during the Battle of the Classes. Rosa Hernandez ldalia Herrera Leticia Herrera Uriel Herrera Michelle Hiller Romana E. Hiller Velma L. Hobbs Abraham Ibarra Veronica Ibarra Yadira Ibarra Alma E. Jimenez Fidencio M. Jimenez Juan Jimenez Noe Jimenez Linda Johnson Raul Kato Timmy Keenon Gina Keith 2,9 WW ,wwx Annette Lazarski James Lazarski Miguel Ledezna Leticia Lejia Maria L. Leos Sammy Lerma Sylvia Longoria Gricelda Lopez Hector Lopez Robert Lopez Diana Lorena Lopez Mary Lozano Olga Luna Mario Luevano Jesse Macias Ignacio Madera Gricilda Magallanes Gracelia Maldonado Anita Maldonado Virginia Maldonado Gilbert Mancha Ricky Mancha Dacio Morin Sylvia Marines Abel Martinez Ana Leticia Martinez Araceli Martinez Carmen Martinez Catalina Martinez David Martinez Eddie Martinez Emma Martinez Gloria Martinez Paty Martinez Veronica Mata Diana Mazuca Blake McBeth Mike McCoy Rhonda McWhorter Beatriz Mejia Dora Melendrez Robert Mello Robert Mello Daniel Menchaca Norma Menchaca Noelia Mendoza Maria Mireles Cynthia Moncada Veronica Moncada Alvaro Morales Jorge Morales Mirna Moreno Patricia'Moreno Sarah Moiveno Alia Moses Diana Munoz Lourdes Munoz Bianca Muzquiz Raul Muzquiz Kathrine Mynar Syliva Nardin Jose A. Navarro Espartaco Nillo Mary Noiasco Tina Nowlin Maria Nunez Carmen Oliden Rosario Ornelas Angie Orozco Armando Ortiz Armando Palomo Patricia Pastrano Martha Patino Humberto Pena Ma. Isabel Perales Alberto Perez Belinda Perez Hector Perez Jose L. Perez ,Ma. Del Rosario Perez Mario Perez Karen Peterson Isaac Pimentelli Rosa Polendo Idalia Portillo Teresa Ouinonez Elizabeth Rabago Juan Ramirez Juanita Ramirez Marta A. Ramirez Juniors helped at regls tration. Sonia Ramirez Ana Rosa Ramos Petra Ramos Ricardo Ramos Zaragoza Ramos Diane Rankin 1 Guadalupe Rangel Felipe Resendiz Olga Resendiz Aida Reyes Juanita Reyes Ricky Reyes Juan M. Reyna Raymundo Reyna Rosario Reyna Drucilla Riojas Nora Riojas Rosalinda Riojas Jose Rios Leticia Rios Chris Ritchie Alma D. Rivera Carol Rivera Jorge Rivera Lois L. Robertson Alejandra Rodriguez Alex Rodriguez Aristeo Rodriguez Armando Rodriguez Sarina Rodriguez Carrie Rodriguez Consuelo Rodriguez David Rodriguez Dora A. 'fodriguez Flor Rodriguez Gregoria Rodriguez Gricelda Rodriguez Jesus Rodriguez Jose Rodriguez Martha Rodriguez Mary A. Rodriguez Oscar Rodriguez Patricia Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez Ruth Rodriguez Toni Rodriguez Lilian Roman Mauricio Rosales Adia Rosas Rosa Elia Rosas Carlos Rositas Ana M. Ruiz Javier Ruiz Jose Ruiz Junior, Robert Felker, had questions to ask. Estela Salazar Diana Saldano Alicia C. Salinas Javier Salinas Javier Salinas Joann Salinas Porfirio Salinas Roberto Salinas Albert Sanchez Carjetono Sanchez lsamari A. Sanchez lsamari M. Sanchez Lidiana Sanchez Robert Sanchez David Santos Jesse Santos Luz M. Santos Victor de los Santos Lety Saucedo Estela Segura Pablo Segura Martha Sepulveda Jose Armando Sifuentes Wanda Kay Smith Jesus Soliz Juan Pedro Soliz Miguell Soto Glenn Stiffler S. Julieta Tafa Eliona Torres Guadalupe Torres Nestor Torres Luis A. Tovar Celina Trevino Connie Trevino Jorge Trevino am' QL? Jose Zamarripa Robert Zapata Roberto Zepeda Eloy Vasquez Jaime Valdez Gustavo Varela Maribel Vasquez Richard Vasquez Sabino Velasquez Anita Venegas Veronica Vielma Carmen Villanueva Jose Villarreal Ricardo Villarreal Santa Villarreal Abel Villasenor Suzanna Wilborn Armandina Yanez Sylvia Yanez Jesus Yzquierdo Celia Zamarripa Juniors had fun on Tacky Day. K i Q Class Officers Top Left to Right: Patsy Blake Lisa Carr Bottom Left to Right: Martha S. Elizondo Jeanette Fisher. Soph om ores QW X li 1 ra Off? N N jf S fLfTx N , f r S52 X i :ff fc ' f 425.gif i I ff i f f X Ravi- --'12 V 1 It : . 1 we r ww yi' f it T' ' ,f . f, jf V 'fn ' ' ,f rrnf w - I I. 'W' , 5 'lg-L rr Jiri ,Q E ,bf A v HX f 'W-fi-.ze-g,, Z ..f, . . . golden eagle so eager and pure . . . Class Favorites: Patsy Blake and Ricky cn Sum. s'l'? i PM W'v ' swag, axe? Carol Acosta Adan Guadalupe Antonio Aguilar Maria Aguilar Freddie Aguilera Mario Aguilera Luz Aguinaga Juana M. Almaguer Luis A. Almanza Graciela Almendarez Sandra Altamirano San Juanita Alvarado Socorro Alvardo Victor Alvardo Pedro Alvarez Rene Andalon Francisca Arevalo Jose Avila Melanie Barnfield Pedro Barrios Ricardo Besa Sandra A. Betancourt Patsy Blake Benny Botello Karen Bunsen Armando Bustamante Thelma Caballero James Cain Maricela Camarillo Maria Campirano Guadalupe Canales Rolando Cano Humberto Canto Sylvia Cantu Tony Cantu Carlos E. Cardena Guadalupe Cardona Alma Rosa Cardenes Sheryl Carmachael Lisa G. Carr Edna E. Carranza Sonia Carrion Ann Cary Rhoda Lynn Cary Francisco Casalez Gilbert Casas Leticia Castano Marla E. Castillo Nora Castillo Arturo Castillon Miguel Chavez Ricky Chisum Leticia Cirilo Robert Clark Some Sophomores stud- ied a bit more than others. Ricardo Contreras Alfredo Contreras lrma Coronado Rafael Cronado Anama Cruz Ftogelio Cuellar Javier Curi Alma David Aracely De Hoyos Guadalupe De Hoyos Jorge De Hoyos Luis De La Cruz Nana Albesa De La Cruz Maria De La Garza Selina De La Garza Alicia Del Rio Noela Del Flio Adrienne Denming Frank Dena Cruz Diaz Elias Diaz Ernesto Diaz Gilbert Diaz Jr. Manuel Diaz Mary Lou Diaz Norma Angelica Diaz Pedro Duenez Vicente Duenez Jerry Edwards Marta S. Elizondes Oresimo Elizondo Ftefugio Elizondo Maricela Escobar Cuahtimoc Escobido Maisa Martha Escomitta Alia Escontias .l Javier Espinoza Florencia Espuivel Lizette Esquinazi Norma Esquivel Suzette Estrada Tomasa Estrada Elizabeth Euresti Robert Euresti Freddy Farhat Amalia Fernandez Hector Fernandez Lilia Fernandez Jeanette Fisher Consuelo Flores David Flores Juanita Flores Leonor Flores Victor Flores Elizabeth Fortune Armando Franco Hector Frausto Javier Fuentes Dora Fuentes Tomas Gaitan Armando Galindo Oscar Galvan Alfa Garcia Alma Garcia Arturo Garcia Diana Garcia Diana Garcia Elizabeth Garcia Elva Rosa Garcia Graciela Garcia Jaime Garcia Maria Garcia Martha Garcia Norma Garcia Blanca Garza Erlinda Garza Hector Garza Jose Garza Juan Garza Fteymundo Garza Roy Garza Vianna Garza Christina Gloria Jose L. Gloria Leon Gloria Alvaro Gomez Ana Patricia Gomez Armando Gomez Ludivina Gomez Luis Gomez Ana Gonzalez Elsa Gonzalez Geronimo Gonzalez Jamie Gonzalez Jesus Gonzalez Jorge Gonzalez Maribel Gonzalez Rosie Gonzalez Rudy Gonzalez Jeanie Graham Eddie Guedea Diana Gutierrez Dora Gutierrez Julian Gutierrez Martha Gutierrez Leticia Heredia Alma Hernandez Alma R. Hernandez Some Sophomores stud led a lot. Armando Hernandez Dora Hernandez Edgar Hernandez Henry Hernandez Javier Hernandez Jose Hernandez Maria Isabel Hernandez Ruth Hernandez Duane Hiller Rosalinda Hinojosa Martha Ibanez Ismael Ibarra Mona Liza Ibarra Oscar Ibarra Patricia Ibarra Roberto lbarra Rosa E. Ibarra Estela Jacinto get i ' H V, 'ici' X Adriana Jimenez Brenda Jimenez Dora Jimenez Jose Jimenez Juan Jimenez Marivel Jimenez Rolando Jimenez Victor Jimenez William Jimenez Mercedes Konishi Esteban Laredo Gilberto Leal Diana Leija Efrain Leija Marica Lerma Javier Libson Jodi Link Bertha Lopez Diana Lopez Diana Lopez Georgina Lopez Guadalupe Lopez Maribel Lopez Micheal Lowel Eugenia Lozano Elva Luna Javier Luna Ann Lynn Elva Macias Alfredo Maldonado Juan Maldonado Maria Maldonado Norma Maldonado Freddy Martin Jose Luis Martin Armando Martinez Carlos Martinez Edith Carmen Martinez Elida Martinez Felix Martinez Francisco Martinez Jesus Jaime Martinez Laura Martinez Mary Martinez Patricia Martinez Ramona Martinez Raul Martinez Flogelio Martinez Veronica Martinez Rolando Medina Demetrio Mejia Raul Mello Sylvia Mello Eloisa Menchaca Patricia Menchaca Mari Mendez Belinda Mendoza Martha Mendoza Patricia Mendoza Alma Mireles Isidro Mireles Martha Montemayor Noemi Montemayor Ricardo Montes Jose Mora Evelio Morales Jose Morales Jesus Morales Mary Moreles Patricia Morales Alma Rosa Moreno Carlos Moreno Jaime Moreno Gricelda Morin Carolina Murga Richard Nolte Debbie Noriega Eduardo Olivarez Martin Olivaes Enriqueta Ontiveras M. Lourdez Ovieda Luis Orozco George Ruis Ortiz Victor M. Ortiz Patricia Ozuna Sonia Pacheco Maria C. Patino James Pecos Jose Pena Robert Pena Sophomore, Jaime Mor- eno took care of the school store. Maribel Pena Charles Pepper Xavier Pereda Francisco Perez Graciela Perez Marcelino Perez John Perry Elizabeth Peters Liz Pittman Miguel Ponce Steve Poe Ariadna Polanco Nora Pola Charlette Pole Juan Puente Sylvia Puente Simon Quinonez David Ramirez Everardo Ramirez Jose A. Ramirez Joe Ramirez Rogelio Ramirez Romelia Ramirez Gilberto Ramos Jesus Ramos Mary Jane Ramos Lisa Rankin Arthur Ray Richard Rese Jose R. Reta Diana Reyes Diana Reyes Norma Reyes Maria E. Riojas Maricela Reyes Walter Rhodes Jose Rico Alma Leticia Riojas Gloria Riojas Rolando Riojas Eilzabeth Rios Norma Rios Blanca I. Ritche Eduardo Rivera Hector Rivera Richard Rivera Blanca E. Ruiz David A. Rodriguez Diana M. Rodriguez Dolores Isabel Rodriguez Dulce Rodriguez Jorge A. Rodriguez Jose A. Rodriguez Jose Rodriguez Sophomores enjoyed a friendly chat with some Freshmen. Lazaro Rodriguez Maria Rodriguez Maricela Rodriguez Martha A. Rodriguez Monica G. Rodriguez Pedro Rodriguez Ricardo Rodriguez Ugo Rodriguez Gricelda Romo Alberto Rosas Carmen Ruiz' Jesse Ruiz Reynaldo Ruiz Blanca Ruralcaba Estela Salazar Carla Salerno Miguel Sanchez Frederico Salinas Patricia Salinas Roberto Salinas Tom Sames Bertha Sanchez Pedro Sanchez Rosalinda Sanchez Yolanda Santos Luis A. Saucedo Maria Lourdes Saucedo Salvador Saucedo Craig Schlegel Ricardo Segura Teresa Segura Samuel R. Sifuentes Rudy Sifuentes Cynthia Smith William Smith Mario Sorola r Lb Lety Yzquierdo Humberto Zamarripa Rosario Sotelo Lisa Stiesi Gracia Stock Mario Talamantes Rosalinda Talamantes Sherri Tennell Greg Torres Jorge Torres Maria del Jesus Torres Maricela Torres Juan Antonio Tovar Victor Tovar Enrique Trejo Jr. Ignacio Trevino Raul Trevino Angie Tripp Ignacio Trujillo Raul Uribe Alberto Uriegas Danny Uvalde Hector Uvalde Teresa Vasquez Rosa Vasquez Roman Vasquez Margarita Vasquez Rudy Valdez Graciela Valdez Bertha Velasquez Lorena Velasquez Juanita Venegas Guadalupe Vidaurri Josefa Villa Diana Villanueva Elvira Villanueva Ricardo Villarreal Juan Villas Suzanna Wilborn William Yancy Josefina Yebra Rodolfo Yebra Sergio Yebra Gloria Yzquierdo Class Officers PresidentA. D. Ibarra Secretary Lupe Pastrano Vice President Lico Rios Freshmen K, 5 46597, I A Qigx U lm 0 qi 4 i'iIE9g-,371 0 'Q Nx ,wydg nb q ' AN .ag 641, Q lunged 'Q lex Us -saw aw 'ww Q A XA QI' RQ 1 M ,ff sa is s . yy '-as ' - 4 -ev Li A1 s ' fh v . . . From the Second They Hatch . . . 1-wif 5 Makin GN. ,. In v, 94558, - I 3' gh!! Diana Kypirgsssngilgrlggs h e -. AK, 45 mb ..,, L U .1 S ' ' 'A 5 A -. ' My 4' 'X 55 . 'Q 1 digg? i - ' ' , .J A sr Q Hilda Adams Moffat Adams Tricia Adams Everista Adan Cermandina Aguilar Tomas Aianiz Marcos J. Alcaba Maribel Alcaba Nancy Alcala Robert Alcala Ana Paula Aldaco Maria Alejandro Alfredo Alfaro Maria D. Almaya Valderiosa Alvarado Juan Alvares Quirino Amaya Marcela Amaya Sonia Anzaldua Eller Ariaga Juanita Arroyo Apolinar Aguiniaga Miki Asai Yuji Asai Glenda Avalos Rosa Avila Mike Baily Arturo Balderas Martha Balderas Sylvia Balderas Jose Ballestero Oscar Banda Rosa E. Barba Rosanna Barrera Alma Barrios Hector Fl. Battie Julie Benavides Lorena Benavides Rosa Besa Norma Besa Karen Bewley Keith Barnhart Ben Bowman Adriana Briones Martha Ftosa Calderon Pauline Camargo Norma Camarillo Alva Campos Maria D. Cano Beatriz Cantu Gloria E. Cantu Maria Del C. Cantu Jaime Capetello Amador Cardenas Some freshmen were shy and small. Blanca Cardenas Luis Cardenas Enrique Carmona Alma Carrillo Jesus Carrillo Juan Carrizoler Tere Casales Diana Casarez Ruben Casas Gabriela Cassio Guillermo Cassio Roberto Castillo Manuel Castano Armando Castillo Armando Castillo Richard Castoreno Juan Chavez Lydia Chavez Marisol Chavez Aracely Cisneros Arturo Coronado Pete Cortez Maria E. Covarrubias Luis O. Crisalle Maricela Cumpian Bill Cu ry Javier Davila Ricky Davis Sara De Hoyos Armando De La Cruz Jesus De La Cruz Jesus De La Garza Tere De La Garza Sergio De La Rosa Maria Del Canipo Carolina De Leon fffgmgeylwf l l Eleonor De Leon Eneredia De Leon Jose De Leon Alejandro Del Rio Alejandro Del Rio Rudy De Luna Giselle De Los Santos Jose L. De Los Santos Veronica De Los Santos Graciela Diaz Maria Diaz Roberto Diaz Carol Dickerson Esperanza Duenez Martin Duenez Juanita Duque Richard Duran Elvia Elquezabal Simon Escamilla Juan Escobar Abram Escobedo Joe Escobedo Raul Espinoza Braulio M. Esquivel Cesar Esquivel Jaime Esquivel Jose G. Esquivel Jr. Leticia Esquivel Maria T. Esquivel Rosa Esquivel Teresa Esquivel Martin Estrada Javier Euiesto Salvador Felan Abigay Fernandez Carmen Fernandez Maria G. Fernandez Rosalinda Fernandez Cesar Flores Dora Flores Elvira Flores Irma Flores Jorge Flores Maria Flores Rafael Flores Ricardo Flores Robert Flores Alma Fuentes Jesus A. Fuentes Patricia Gaitan Gerardo Galvan Jerry Galvan Jorge Galvan Kevin Galvan Manuel Galvan Armandina Garcia Edna E. Garcia Graciela Garcia Martin Garcia Hector Garcia Jose Garcia Juanita del Carmen Garcia Leonando Garcia Ricardo Garcia Rodolfo Garcia Yolanda Garcia Alina Garza Celia Garza Enrique Garza Elizabeth Garza Elizabeth Garza Elsa Garza Freshmen getting the facts of life from Health teacher, Miss Naegeli Hermilinda Garza Leticia D. Garza Martin Garza Ralph Garza Sandra Garza Terry Garza Yarina Garza Eric Lane Gomez Gustavo Gomez Pedro Gomez Alicia Gonzalez Fernando Gonzalez Freddy Gonzalez Maria Gonzalez Maria Guadalupe Gonzalez Martha Gonzalez Rey Gonzalez Santiago Gonzalez Tom Gonzalez Yolanda Gonzalez Alberto Guajardo Arturo Guajardo Diana Guajardo Diana Guajardo Hector Manuel Guajardo Ricardo Guajardo Juan Guardiola Julieta Guedea Leticia Guerra Jose Angel Guerrero Mary Guillot Blanca Gutierrez Elsa Guitierrez Jose A. Gutierrez Juanita Gutierrez Maria Gutierrez Yolanda Gutierrez William C. Hardt Greg Head Bertha Hense Blanca Hernandez Eddy Hernandez Iris Guadalupe Hernandez Jesus Hernandez Juan Hernandez Leticia Hernandez Maria A. Hernandez Maribel Hernandez Rafael Hernandez Rene Hernandez Rita Hernandez Ruth Hernandez Santiago Hernandez Sonia Hernandez Valentin Hernandez Veronica Hernandez Arturo Herrera Elizabeth Herrera Jose A. Herrera Lilia Herrera Maria Lydia Herrera Sergio Herrera Azucena Hinojosa Andy Holcomb Steve Holcomb Julian Hooper A. D. lbarra Belia E. lbarra Benjamin lbarra Dora lbarra Grace A. lbarra Leticia lbarra Sandra Ibarra Reynold Iruegas Jesus Javier Jacquez Yvette Jenis Armandina Jimenez Carmen Jimenez Cynthia Jimenez Diana A. Jimenez lrma Juanita Jimenez Manuel Jimenez Janet J. Johnson Rudy Johnson Teresa Johnson Cindy Kinsall Diana Kypuros Laura Kypuros William Kypuros Lisa Lazarski Juan A. Leal Hector Leandro Juan Leandro Delia Ledezma Diana Leljia Hortencia Leija Maribel Leija Irene Leos Eddie Lerma Velma Denise Lerma Helen Lettunich Miriam Libson Mario Lira Humberto Longoria Abram Lopez Frank Lopez Irma Lopez Isabel Lopez Freshmen were eager to pose for the camera. Jose A. Lopez Jose M. Lopez Rogelio Lopez Sandra Lopez Sonia Lopez Sonia Lopez Jackye Lowe Jesus Lozano Teresa Luevano Maria Luna Mario Luna Yesenia Luna Teresa Mabs Pablo Macias Luisa Madera Armando Maldonado David Maldonado Graciela Maldonado Martin Maldonado Rolando Maldonado Maria Mallen Hector Mancha Miguel Mantes Sean March Bertha Marin Pete Marquez Alejandra Marquiz Benigna Marquiz Arturo Martinez Carlos Martinez Clara Martinez Delia Martinez Dolores Martinez Eddie Martinez Elsa Martinez Jose L. Martinez Magdalena Martinez Maria Martinez Ftefugio Martinez Sergio Martinez Wilfred Martinez Carlos Mata Maria Mata Victor Mata Noemi Mazuca Brian McCalip Tammy McDavid Ana Medellin Norma Medina Maribel Medrano Hector Mello Manuel Mello Gloria Mendez Jose Mendez Freshmen showed their spirit. Ricardo Mendoza Rogello Mendoza Emma Mercado Timmy Miller Jeff Mills Jorge A. Miranda Sandra L. Miranda Tommy Mireles Eduardo Moncada Joe Moncada Sabrina Moncada Teddy Moncada Alma Sonia Montalvo Irma Morales Jose Oscar Morales Martin Moreno Silva Moreno Benjamin Morin Ana Munoz Elifonso Munoz Oscar Munoz Rodolfo Muzquiz Irene Navarro Juan Navarro Rolando R. Negreto Raul Nillo Maria Nunez Maria Ofalde Rafael Olivares Rafael Olvera Maria Ontivernos Lucy Orozco Samuel Ortiz Patrick Oviedo Beatrice Pacheco Maria Palomo Mary Park Guadalupe Pastrano Sandra Pena Sandra Pepper Eloy Perales Lourdes Perales Perla Perales Yolanda Perales Carolina Pereda Angelia Perez Donato Perez Evaristo Perez Janina Perez Leticia Perez Marcos Perez Sylvia Perez Victor Perry Mickey Peters Fransico Pina Juan Pina Polla Pingenot Kathy Pittman Larry Poindexter Martha Pola Oscar Polanco Paul Pruitt Ana Puente Diana Puente Robbie Quinn Martha Quinonez Efren Rabago Daniel Ramirez Diana L. Ramirez Elsa Ramirez Francisco Ramirez George Ramirez Gerardo Ramirez Gloria Ramirez Graciela Ramirez Maria R. Ramirez Raquel Ramirez Rita Ramirez Rosalinda Ramirez Ruth Ramirez San Juanita Ramirez Carmen Ramon Hilda Ramon Humberto Ramos Irma Ramos Laura Ramos Martin Ramon Minerva Rangel Luisa Resendiz lrma Reta Jose Angel Rangel Ana Reyes Angie Reyes Anita Reyes Amanda Reyes Diamantina Reyes Jose Reyes Raymundo Reyes Rosario Reyes Teresa Reyes Alma Leticia Reyes Rafael Reyna Manuel Reynolds Martha Rhodes Kimberly Ricks Norma Riojas Sylvia Riojas Federico Rios Freshman, Jeff Mills, con- sults with Mr. Castillo. Juan Rios Rene R. Ritchie Teresa Rivera Elsa Rivera Hector Rivera Henry Rivera Helen Roberts Maria Robledo Dan Rockwell Alfredo Rodriguez Consuelo Rodriguez Domingo Rodriguez Domingo Rodriguez Elizabeth Rodriguez Elizabeth Rodriguez Elva Rosa Rodriguez Griselda Rodriguez Jimmy Rodriguez N ly 2 at L..anDN Jose F. Rodriguez Jose R. Rodriguez Leticia A. Rodriguez Luis Rodriguez Manuel Rodriguez Maria E. Rodriguez Mario Rodriguez Marisela Rodriguez Martin Rodriguez Nora Rodriguez Oiiverio Rodriguez Patricia Rodriguez Ruben Rodriguez Sandra Rodriguez Katherine Roeper Arnulfo Romo Norma Rosales Rosa Rubie Johnny Ruiz Linda Ruiz Rolando Ruiz Bobby Rumbarger Diana Ruvalcada Martha Salazar Norma A. Salazar Benjamin Salerno Ana L. Salinas Martin Salinas Angelita Sanchez Anita Sanchez Celia Sanchez Cynthia Sanchez Eddie Sanchez Gerardo Sanchez Laura Sanchez Lucy Sanchez Micheal Sanchez Natalia Sanchez Petra Sanchez Ricardo Sanchez Roberto Sanchez Romberto Sanchez Rosa Sanchez Susana Sanchez Adriana M. Santos Joe Santos Sylvia Santos Frances Saucedo Jesse Saucedo Ricky Saucedo Roxanna Saucedo Molly Schneider Doralina Segouria Ruben A. Servellon Mario Serrato Joe Sifuentes Maria de la Sigala Elmer Simpson Stafford Sinclair Norman Smith Terry Smith Manuel Solis Andres Sora Victor Soto Shaun Stiffer Christina Sumpter Freddy Talamantes Jose Tarin Maria Tilbes Victor Thomas Alma Torres Enrique Torres Olga Torres Armandina Trejo Patricia Trevino Robert Trevino Leonel Trujillo Patricia Uribe Eddie Valdez Juanita Valdez Lorenzo Valdez Juanita Valdez Otela Vallejo Hector Varela Hector Vargas Daniel Vasquez Juan Vasquez Maria Magdalena Vasquez Maria Vasquez Peter Vasquez Freshmen receive a les son for the day, I Q +91 Q -1,- h , ,KLP 1 f , wi . I fi 1 :Q , , 53. ymlu X :ft fa it u l A Sandra Vasquez Saul Vasquez Hilda Velasquez Ruben Velasquez Albert Venegas Rodney Venegas Rosalinda Vielma Juan Villanueva Guadalupe Villareal Guillermi Villareal Saul Villareal Ralph Villasenor Victor A. Wheeler Angie Willars Maria Willars Hector Zamarripa Jose V. Zamarripa Antonio Zavala Interested Freshmen at the voting booth. The Seven ties Decade: What Has The 70's - Living and learning new and old mistakes Wanda Kay Smith 5 This decade of 1970-1980 has meant that some of us will live and will take a look, but some others will not see the truth. The 70's - There will never be another like it Senior '79 Jorge Adrian Garcia The fantastic discos and disco dances were very popular. Griselda Lopez The 70's as a whole have affected everyone, but to me they will hold many memories. They will mark my first year in high school and the start of a new decade. Ralph Garza 1970's - Carrying the Cross is Get- ting Harder. Irene Euresti The 70's decade has been the most dynamic and phe- nomenal one so far. The advancements made during this decade are incredible: the medical breakthroughs, advanced space technology, recorded UFO incidents, the greatest movies and talents yet, etc., the list is endless. But I think the most significant accomplishment the USA has made is their success in pulling out of war and staying out of war. Katherine Louise Ferguson A decade is just a feeling going away bringing new feel- ingsto our veins. Anonymous As the world turns, Peace, Inflation, and Survival. Alberto Felan It Meant to You? The Seventies l think of the 70's as the time that 5 had the most funfilled years I have ever lived. Teresa Quinonez L K 5' 2: gf- uv Ll- W avi.. .. .. ,eev ...e 1 1er.e err so A . . -- ' T ..,, 1 ' fx r.:r- 2 lg, N ' , N ' 3. L.bL fwfr-,,,,,W v A ' .. v. I v-,-Y- k-1k sv ' E WW' . ' ' K H rre' . 7 .. gb. Q . Q v ve 1, rerrr . . . , 1 re 53 ss. -- . .t - Qeree if .V . ,.,. 5 . . V. - , M ' ' ee'r- . r - .,:, - - . , , kj-MNQ, Q ,a ww .W A, s., 5,. . W ,..ss -tg..-ss ...a r .. , ugh 5 K The 70's were a decade of much change, this change occur- ring both locally and globally. Globally man has learned a little more about lasting peace as well as exploring deeper into the unknown reaches of space as well as understanding himself better. Locally, progress has creeped into our little society and pushed Eagle Pass into a realm not quite predicted so early. Therefore, to me the 70's mean Change. A change that has touched every aspect of our human existence, even if only minutely. We have explored, fought, and made peace. Change andfor transition, that is what the 70's mean to me. Oscar Rodriguez It represented to me the century of the Space Age astronaut. Rudolph Munoz I think that this decade has been one of the most important decades of the 20th Century. Development in technol- ogy and in science have seen its great- est achievements during this decade. The space shuttle is one of the many important inventions that the 70's have left to future generations. Anonymous Ten more years are just another step to make us aware of another ten more years. Herbey Gonzalez. The 70's were an easier decade than the past ones. After years of war, people finally relaxed and did their own thing. Anonymous 10 years is a period of time where you know that time is no less than the clock taking us to a possible retreat of memories. Oscar Garza Decade What Has It Meant to The 70's have been a time when people have found out who they are and what they want to be. People have found that it is better to be themselves than to conform to everyone else's idea of what they should be. The 70's have been described as The Lost Decade because there were no wars, no tremendous conflicts, only self-discovery and healing. All in all, the 70's can be compared to a flower coming into full bloom after passing through the ravages of winter. Brian Schneider The 70's were the best years of my life because they were the times when we graduated from Jr. High and entered High School. They were also the best times I had with my friends. WaIdo's Idea The Vietnam War endedg the World is in a lot of trouble with the energy crisis. Jesus Soliz The 70's for me was a time of crisis. Gregoria Rodriguez Well, these past ten years have been my growing up years and l've really changed from year to year into who I am right now, and I wouldn't change to be anyone else because l'm satisfied being Me! Julie Quinn ttist T ,.. The last 9 years have meant that l'm almost through with High School. Many great politicians have been thrown out! We finally met the energy crisis. Air disas- ters have taken their toll of lives. This decade was not very good. Joe De Leon You? The Seventies Decade: What It 70's: We the People, sex, violence, crime. The last 9 years was when I com- pleted 33A of my schooling. That's important to me. Vietnam ended, Watergate and the impeachment of Nixon took part, the energy crisis and oil shortage happened. Many great groups debuted inthe 70's: KISS, Bos- ton, Foreigner, Styx, Billy Joel, Steve Martin, The Village People, and Aeros- mith. Bobby Rumberger No gas, no vacation. Lisa Well, the 70's to me have been a time of growing up. This year has been the most important time of my life. So many changes have happened to the world: peace, energy crisis, inflation. The fads and fashions have been ever-changing. I might have changed a few things, but overall it was fantastic and I'm glad I was a part of it. Thanks World! Kathy Grossenbacher The 70's have been a period of small change. The 70's have gone slow and I feel everyone has enjoyed it. People have found themselves and I feel everyone feels that there is a need for peace, and is realizing that war is meaningless. To me the 70's have been like a slow ride down a sparkling stream. Anonymous The 70's: When you , rarfri , .sr look back these years , 4 ,,, .. f I have passed so fast. The ' iii 1 .wt-: tf. 1 . T happy times, the sad I rtr tr. . , times, they are all memo- ..f,.ye,, g izg gggzg g ries we will reassure for . respect and Cfv 1 P, Q 1 Ve'0 'Ca Mata ,iasi Watergate - When P r,.r eirt ,.. I bad things about our . govt. were exposed. illl l'ti,'r Raquel Flores f. , , , - fu 'ga' mania?-',,. . - 1 za . ,,. 5 '32, I . H 70's: It meant to me Happi- ness. FlaulMuzquiz In the 1970's there have been very many happenings that are hard to forget. Like the energy crisis, oil embargo, and the best discos with the neat disco fashions. Frances Saucedo Spec1aI Fnends S mir WSJ 11 ,r!f,'. vi! Q ff ai' S K if'-G a X , 1 F . Q nmfifg! 5 f iv, 5 s ' , ff 3-Q if 'f, 313, 1 I W 4 .Atv A 'is i ' 5 FQ gr., K, 17: 2 if mfr: -ff' 2 Various Ven tures Top right: Much to the students' dismay, Registration Day did arrive. Middle left: Mike and Carmen exchanged thoughts. Middle right and bottom: Comfortably, E.P.H.S. students thumbed through the new EI Cenizo. Workshops The various U.l.L. workshops as well as the yearbook workshop were attended by the students of E.P.H.S. The yearbook workshop consisted of seminars on the aspects of yearbook publication. U.l.L. included workshops in mathematics, ready writing, slide rule, journalism, number sense, spelling, and science. Most of the students that attended these workshops found them interest- -f3Ri..f ing and very informative. i 2 T . . wet, 'pg' , , N., as - 'N --fe'---M y T A tl-e Q it --.- 1 - V - ,, - ' -' EW-lafl .9F'i'T ':,' ' ' Q - ,.,Ng2' l A I l 'fi -. -,, , -K ' 'z -- - ' - V jk- V '- r , .N i Qg,,1Hi,,h it mf -..-:nf I -Jew' V E E m y l.,i:tT1's-K ,xg if 7-1-:reall y ff: Top: Todd attended the year- book workshop. Middle left: Miss Sparks and others looked at year- books. Middle right: Stu- dents took a tum- ble in the sun after the U.l.L. work- shop. Bottom left: Stu- dents also took time out in the shade. Bottom right: Igna- cio Madera took notes. H5 Spirit Week W i ' T121-73: D az . gen., 1 1 Y Y 1 l i 1 X 1 f l l ji jl U , .mf fm- Top right: The Freshmen participated to their fullest in the Battle of the Classes. Top left: Celina Trevino did her part for Tacky Day. Middle right: The Pep Squad kept spirits high. Middle left: Ann Lynn put in her two cents worth. Bottom right: Javier Libson passed the orange to Ari Polanco. 116 l 5 - -- - - 7 V , -- A . t Top left: Stud. Council, President, Bobby Esquenazi, presented the Spirit Stick to the Senior Class. Top right: Coach Contreras received a cake from the Pep Squad. Middle right: The seniors worked hard to build the bonfire. Middle left: The juniors voiced their spirit. Bottom: Coach Contreras and the cheer- leaders showed spirit at the pep rally. 1 17 d5',f:,,4es ff'-'fs Sweethearts for Homecoming Queen were: Cleft to rightj O. Hernandez, R. Sanchez, O Perez, M. Jimenez, D. Sanchez, S. De La Garza, L. Lazarski, A. Montalvo, J. Cook, R. Cox T. Wehmeir, C. Moncada, A. Orozco, P. Blake, E. Barrientos, S. Tennell, S. Ramirez, J Ramos, M. Mora, and L. Pastrano. ,ww Homecoming Queen and Princesses The climax of Spirit Week was the election of the Home- coming Queen and Prin- cesses. Celina De La Garza was elected Homecoming Queen. Princess of the North was Angie Orozco and Lupe Pastrano was Princess of the South. 119 E55 Q .4-gif,-if -. . T Hel- - 'sf 4-' ' Holiday Happiness Season's joy filled Eagle Pass during Christmas. The annual High School Christmas dance was held in the student activity center. The theme for the bulletin board decorations was Holiday Windows. ,ig -L-f Q.- 0 ,x ,...l,-., -A.1.., , .. ,- .. tg? lww l . .l UL fl Ll 3 'l f 1 , l ll' 4 vi ll: lf lj: - ' a fl 1 ll '. N 4 l , T . twgwvlxttf will Top left City Hall put up a beautiful Christmas tree Top right The Court House was deco rated in lights. Middle: Santa Claus was photo- graphed on a front lawn. Bottom: The winning bulletin board was in Mr. Cruz' homeroom. l2l Livestock Show After many months of good, hard work, FFA mem bers showed and sold their projects with pride. Top: Eagerly, the FFA awaited the judge's decision. Middle left: Everyone hoped for the best, perhaps a blue ribbon. Bottom: Lety Santos proudly exhibited her Grand Champion steer. 122 'i .Til Li l 'f i tg,-.f t 'N 1 ii 'm'f 7-ef 'HI ' 1 l . , V Q J ,,,- b:gs,:ffw, , .. hawaii 't A K ..v. my k br A :SV Q5 Q. ' ' sss ' 1l i t l i Vk.V ,MIC IWIQVIV Vkkrk .1 'Q fl ' I ' ',,. I ' 'L'L 1 Y ffii Q - jeff LVWI ,ff Mxrv i 4 K W I K K D ffl., Ak:,7 K 'i' i ,, . . .,-- Q, I Top: Grooming was not a small detail for Ft. Sifuentes. Middle right: Local artists showed their works at the Stock show, also. Middle left: Cakes and other goodies were displayed and sold. Bottom: With much pride, J. Fiiojas exhibited his animal. 123 Spirit at E.P.I-LS. l ' A v -w 2 Q.- Y ,-:sr r fit, l- if y 1: Q ,, i. ,,,. ,kkr . .. ,. . ..,,.,,.ym1Q:zgs1s2z15,gffg , ,, ., 1kfilf, i , Q1? Ei Qi l QQEQ Q or W ' .. M.,-,fri -,., ,E ..,- m:f1,w,,e ,,., ,., ,. H if tz- .,,,,, , ,,,,. , W ..,,,L. r 1 ' ww,1,-W,.,,,1.g2,.,W,-K,rligffii W , ,- we wg- r 5 ,.-, ,,,., ,, P fTff1Wl 51?7i2!riE9!, r '1i27 ,iwv 'V 5 -Y Hz I H , f ,, is 1 ,ww if yin? v 1 jjfgf 4 y 4 l f 5.51 -w -'gg jr, ..s,ilf ezzzfw ,.,, , - ,r ff-, tw ,,: l t ,.11-, 1 fi,. . ,.. ,,h- , l 1 E253 'Q L V, AZ Fl 1- ,,.., J we l , .,,.., lf,i,,ii l 'ja lj e f ,Q l 1 sg M ,' I Ml: fl Q i 1 A ',1A ',.1 1 a , i l N s lijyegeg Q. , my 2 gi-15 h'g' 'g l ' :Img-Arg! A A E 9, K t' Wy ', ' flfll iizilwzfwl ' .,,,., , W ,,,,AA, ,,,, fl, ll lw , ill l . .-Ni K ,, ,il 'Sam :fl . J, Top right: Liza skillfully did her routine for the Pep Rally. Top left: It was the first year for the Sun Dancers. Middle left: Kathy's smile was too much, Middle right: The girls success- fully danced tothe music of the Eagle Band. Bottom: The cheerleaders received many honors at camp. l24 f looloel H y if l 5954 if X 4 'f,!'W'f2W' ra iff V 14 Jw!! if CJ , f T Wm-f , M4 f 1252 3.4 f My . 'Z' ffti 'ft r ., ,, .7..4',,f ' Q-as ' W. 'ffgf ff'-.ft Pep f O 3 RaII1es Friday after- noons, for many, , were full of sur- : prises for all to participate in and l y enjoy. l l l l l l l l. 'l l A l i l l l l it l. Top: The cheerleaders created many new formations. Bottom left: Mr. Evans was a special treat for Eagle fans. Bottom right: With a little help, the football players a game. Iso performed before the 125 Varied Ventures Top: Students made payments on their portraits. Middle left: The March of Dimes sponsor gave an interesting lecture. Middle right: Seniors gathered to gaze at their group picture. Bottom left: The band hall looked nice. Bottom right: Ah, memories from the sum- mer band trip. 126 Student Council an Active Year All sorts of projects and events were sponsored by the Student Body throughout the academic year. Top: Mr. Hernandez battles with a Califor- nia Cutie. Middle left: The Food Drive was hard for some of the girls. Middle right: But where are the boys? Bottom: President, Bobby Esquenazi, was put to the test. 127 i' Exciting E p1sodes 3 ' '-,.:-- --'- .-:Q-- 'l-5 if A l T ll - w -:-+,----w-5, 1- .---ie----.L-,-,- Top Mlss Rltchue was presented sere naded by the Arr Force band Mlddle left E Nolasco was honored as Mllltary Ball Queen Middle right The muslc for the evemng was terrlflc Bottom left Sweetheart A Orozco and Beau J Menchaca were announced at the Valentine Dance Bottom rlght Trafflc Control sold and delivered carnations 'U e P s-,Qf- -le I .ht Drama Rehearsals The Speech and Drama Club presented the play The Dark of the Moon this year. lt took lots of hard work and practice. They were constantly reminded of the stiff competition they had, so they had to perfect every scene. They went to Del Rio for rehearsal and practiced diligently to become accustomed tothe stage. I' , Top: The witches 1Alma Montalvo and Renee Coxj tease the Witch Boy fTimmy Keenony. Middle left: Preacher fRaul Melloj sympathizes with Barbara Allen's father fFlolando Besaj. Middle right: Bar- bara Allen's mother CBertha Burkhardtj comforts her fKathy Fergusonj after the death of her child. Bottom left: I said I aim to dance with Barabara . Bottom right: Liz- zete Esquenazi entertains the audi- ence with singing. 129 Activities Two of the activities at Eagle Pass High School were the Victory Trees Ceremony and Career Day. During the ceremony a tree was planted in the cir- cle in front of the school for each of the games that the Eagles won. The plant- ing ceremony was held after school and the players were present to help. During Career Day representatives from various universities and careers were present. Each representative talked to juniors and seniors concern- ing future plans and careers. Top: Coach Contreras told of his admiration for the Victory Tree project. Middle left: Career Day proved to be interesting and educa tional. Middle right: Football players planted the Victory Trees Bottom: Students lined up to question college representa tives. I 30 SAD Presented School Plays X, Q 1 -if Q wx' ...,, 5 ,lei QM 45' . M' Q, Y, wifi Z fm i tff:iS2,. . , 11... jf - M I ','g f 4 I l Top left: Jack-of-all-Trades, Bobby E., delivers a royal message. Top right: Princess Oscarina, Yolanda, weeps for hertrue love. Middle left: Sir Gallant, Timmy K., whirls Lady Fumble in his arms. Middle right: Raul Mello as Felix is the tar- get for murder. Bottom: Jesse commits murder. 131 juniors Grand Illusion The Juniors of 1979 presented their first talent show as Grand Illusions. An illusion which looks into the future and strives to succeed in life. Each junior represented their illusions through a variety of songs, dances, and comical skits. The talent show was a big success with natural talent. Top: Matt Flores boogied to the solo Too Hot to Trot . Middle left: Juniors opened the talent show with THE TIME WAFlP. Middle right: Ricky Ellis and Renee Cox dipped during their dance. Bottom left: The Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders were the highlight of the show. Bottom right: Rosslyn H. was a hula contestant in the 51.98 Beauty Show. Top: Everyone at the restaurant feared the deadly fork. Middle left: Martha Sepulveda was eaten by the Land Shark. Middle right: Ricky Mancha played the well- known clown Cepillion. 3 Bottom left: Veronica Moncada made a lovely ballerina. Bottom right: The MC's shared their Grand Illusions. Seniors Stepping Out The graduating Seniors of 1979 once again gave the public of Eagle Pass a fine display of their talent. They had skits, dances and songs matching with the running times. The Sen- iors even had their own live band. Their performance revolved around the theme of Stepping Out into the world. Right: Eliseo Rodz serenaded Jackie fPauIaJ Menchaca. Middle left: K. Bewley questioned T. Oliver if physics can be fun? Middle right: Senior's macho guys danced to Macho Man. Bottom left: The Senior Band played l Will Survive! Bottom right: Kathy Grossenbacher was Charlotte's Angels Tarzana. Top left: Go away, is what Jorge Besa said to little girl Sandra Gonzalez. Top right: Fiossana Moncada and Edna Barrientos stepped out to disco. Middle right: Gifted Seniors did the 11 o'clock News. Bottom left: Tommy Ellis brought ELVIS back to life for minutes. Bottom right: Stepping Out M.C.s did a top hat and cane routine. 135 Twirp Week Was a Big Success The annual EPHS Twirp Week, in which the boys and the girls exchanged roles, was held on April 22 through 27. On Monday of that week the selling of twirp ribbons began. Kiss Day was Tuesday in which chocolate kisses were sold. The Jewelry Swap was held Wednesday, when the boys and girls wore each other's jewelry. The Battle of Classes was held the following day after school. The Powder Puff, the Legs Contest and the Twirp dance climaxed the week's activities on Friday. Top: Flossanna M. helped make Eliseo R. Most Twirp Boy. Bottom: The Junior and Sophomores represented the WHITE DESTROYERSJ' Q l ',.. ... Q. ill Top left: Jackie M. was named Twirp King. Top right: Oscar P. had the best legs in school. Bottom: The Seniors and Freshmen repre- sented the ORANGE WARRIORS. 137 Various Events That Happened at School These are just some of the events that took place on campus towards the end of the 1978 1979 school year at Eagle Pass High School Top right: Patti Leija smiles bravely as a nurse prepares to give her the TB test dur- ing a clinic held in school in early May. Middle left: A tennis tournament was held here on a cold day and Lety Sanchez, Paty Gonzalez and Lety Santos cuddled together as they stood by for any hungry customers. Bottom left: Just about ready to board the bus to go to District competition were Kenneth Bewley and Marilyn Cowan. Bottom right: Here Matt Flores pointed out the boxes where the latest scores of our District Feature and Head line competitors had placed in their match. iii Bottom left: Mr. Bustamante and Mr. Harper hosted the Corps Style clinic instructors. Vario us Even ts Top left: FFA boys sang country music at the Banquet. Top right: These girls are a few of the FFA people who received awards at the 1978-1979 FFA Ban- quet which was held on May 20. Middle left: Our Student Council attended the State Convention of Councils which was held in San Antonio. Bottom right: Some 79-80 E.P. Band members learned the basic Corps Style of marching during a clinic in June held by Corps Style, Inc. from Sylvo, North Carolina. 139 Clubs and Organizations Eagle Pass High School had a wide variety of clubs and organiza- tions. Each club worked hard to accomplish their various goals. They also devoted time and effort for the benefit of our school. Most clubs held fund-raising projects to attend annual conventions and sponsor banquets. Eagle Pass High School would have never reached its highest standards, if not for the support from clubs and organiza- tions. Top: ROTC performed during football half- time shows. Middle left: Gentry Carr was Student Council's State Vice-President. Middle right: NHS inducted eight new members during their ceremony. Bottom: Debate Team and High-Light members enjoyed a picnic. 140 Top: Coach Contreras presented an award to Richard Ritchie at the Sports Banquet. Middle left: DECA's homecoming car was decorated as an eagle. Middle right: ICT planted their club tree. Bottom: Timmy Keenon won the Best Actor award. W Q4-HmB9f We May Never Pass This Way Again We may never pass this way again, was the theme for the 1979 Jr.-Sr. Prom. The annual activity was held May 11, in the stu- dent activity center. Students enjoyed danc- ing to a variety of music provided by Infinity from San Antonio. The prom was beautifully decorated with a maypole as the center- piece. Top: Jonny Miller and Celine Tre- vino made a lovely couple. Middle left: Anne Salerno and Joel Vasquez lived it up on prom night. Middle right: Val Juve and Lisa Carr gave photographers a great big smile. Bottom: Everyone enjoyed dancing. ,ff lg Top left: Jrs. decorated the activity center for the prom. Top right: Adela E. brought an armload of refreshments. Bottom left: Every girl wore a beautiful corsage. Bottom right: Just having a great time together were Gentry Carr, Patty Gonzalez, Brian Schneider, and Christina Mireles. New Certificates for Eagle Pass Hi Awards Day 1978-1979 was held on May 21 in the gym. This year marked the start of a new tradition in E.P. High by awarding top students with a certificate trimmed with gold or silver encased in a frame. Top right: Miss Sparks pre- sented Kathy Ferguson with her third Who's Who in '79 award. Middle left: Superintendent Dr. Garza received a special certifi- cate from Coach Contreras for - his fine performance as our school's leader. Middle right: Mr. Harper gave Olga Ftesendiz her certificate as the Outstanding Choir Girl. Bottom right: The ROTC cadets presented the colors as the beginning of the assembly for the Pledge of Allegiance. In-5 mia 144 l Top left: Several ROTC cadets were awarded with pins for their outstanding workin the ROTC Department, Top right: Brian Schneider received the Who's Who in Social Studies award for 1978-1979. Middle left: Jaqueline Kocher was titled the top student of the Health Department by Miss Patty Ftitchie. Bottom left: As Mr. Bustamante looked on, Mrs. Stone presented various UIL trophies and certifi- cates to chosen students. Good Food and Games ade the Ir.-Sr. B-B-Q May 19th was a nice sunny day, just right for the annual Jr.- Sr. Bar-b-que. The J. C. Park provided many facilities for such sports as tennis, softball, football, and other summer delights. Top: Eliseo Rodriguez was the target for the shaving cream. Middle left: The gang is ready for action. Middle right: Veronica Moncada decided to take a mud bath. Bottom left: Tommy Ellis and Ricky Fernandez are on the war path. Bottom right: Oh, no. . . right in D. Rodriguez'sface. Top: Jonny Miller is congratulated for his 3rd plate of food. Middle left: Cynthia Moncada pushed her friends into the battle field. Middle right: Hector C., Michael M., and Michael C. enjoyed the bar-b-que. Bottom left: Ah . . . isn't Julie cute? Bottom right: Karen Soret and Lydia Hickey prepare for an attack. I47 Senior Class Travels to Astroworld The Senior Class traveled to Houston, Texas for a fun-filled day at Astroworld. The Texas Cyclone and Greased Lightning were among the Seniors' favorite rides. Everyone enjoyed a day of sightseeing and entertainment. Top: Seniors arrived at Astro- world. Middle left: The Astroworld globe stands in the entrance. Middle right: Many attractions and rides were found at Astro- world. Bottom: Seniors enjoyed the Texas Cyclone. 148 Top: Greased Lightning was a famous ride. Middle left: The Astrodome can be seen from the lower. Middle right: The log ride was a splash. Boltom: Rolando, Tommy, and Ricky teamed up for excitement. 352 Seniors Graduated Commencement exercises for the Senior Class of 1979 were held May 30, at the Eagle Field. After the tradi- tional invocation, salutatory and valedictory addresses, and presen- tation of scholarships, 352 seniors received their high school diplomas. Top: Olga Perez was the salutatorian for the Class of '79. Middle: Anita Sanchez was the class Valedic- torian. Bottom: Robert Tarin received a scholarship. 5 2 Top: Graduates awaited the invocation. Middle left: Seniors prepared to play the school song for their last time. Middle right: Dr. Garza addressed the seniors. Bottom: Val Juve smiled after graduation. l5I School Is Out for Summer Once the year ended each student and teacher went their own way for their summer vacations. Many students stayed in town to work at a summer job. Others just enjoyed the weather and played around. Some even left to spend their vacation elsewhere, and a few former Seniors left for college. 'T Top right: Tere Pereda and Jaime Martinez were shopping for some of the latest hits. Middle left: Ann Salerno seemed to be sunbathing, but she was actually on the job as a summer life guard. Bottom right: Tommy Ellis worked at Goodyear's Tire Cen- ter during the summer. Top left: Julie Quinn packed up to go to Camp Jo Dan Van in Barksdale, Texas on June Srd. Middle right: Christina Mireles was a real business realtor and would always greet you with a nice smile. Middle left Even on the job Janet Bilski still had to clean floors and keep up the shop. Bottom left Some kids never grow up, but their toys get bigger like the one Gentry Carr had. l P iw. f Av . ,-L, H35 5 :14 I ' E aw ' . NWS CE .. Akira. - .. VV,. ' K l V- In ,Sm .dis ,. , .11 'QW if K as as , Z , 3 RWM Sf Qi ' W M .W .. 1 - ., .. 9 my 1' mf- if :sexi K ,Qzgkfz . fs: :V A 2 is W Q iw ,, xl 'fl ., Wy M, 5 .. ,gb . ma4gE-Ny ,QW kg Q, SN if Mft Q-'Sa wmv 4 i Q Miixfk ,,, ,. Vkkz, E? L , 5 AMW M V ' ' ' A ,,,., L' S ' J - lii W . ' 'A f ' i ,.b. ,khw Q , ., V L N 1 , . if . kk k:,, k V f K i K LL ,, A ' Lk l.A fw L H H L ' ' .K my ,ykj . ::g,:-55 ,,f:Q .W ,G i - ' Ili . - - 'L . 5 -fl xi,r f ' M-uk., , W 5 K fin . . . Keenly They Learn to Hunt Their Feast or Prey . -. . E l Hun ters e e ,eg ' . 'Tl gtk, :Zi-iiQ in QW ' U L e ' fp f WF ESE The 1978-1979 Vars1ty Eagles Bottom J Miller, R. Fernandez, T. Carrillo, R. Chisum,J. Fuentes,J.Garcla A de Los Santos T Salinas R Rodriguez D Ramirez B Middle R Carrlllo, T. Watkins, R. Perez, R. Felker, A. Garcia, J. Villasenor G Varela J Mendez T Ellis R Rodriguez B Garza J Top J Garcia J. Rodriguez, M. Pimentelli, J. Lopez,J. Lopez, S. Perez P Vielma J Ainslie R Lopez A Sanchez R Ellis R Carba jal R Besa Not Pictured: M. Miller. Eagles Victorious The Varsity Eagles of E.P. High came a long way this past season. The team gained four victories in their second year after having been placed in District 34AAAA. Our Eagles also gained a repu- tation for perseverance and endurance amongst the other football teams in our tough district. ln our school's eyes our Eagles, too, are victorious. Right: Albert Garcia dodges the defense with the ball. Top: Tim Watkins - 32 and Arturo de los Santos - 20 made a great Eagle tackle. z Middle: Tim Watkins kicks for the extra point. Bottom: It took teamwork for the Eagles' Defense. Top left: Eagle defense stops a Minuteman. Top right: Coach Ramirez was the Head Trainer for football season. Middle: The Mighty Eagles recover a Ram fumble. 5 - if , ,W,. 1 ,,-i Q Y -ml-X, n ,ev 9 g .8 f 4 T ffl f 5.1 f x . 4. ,, , .gf K' 'PSV l y A 5 few QL ,..-1 Bottom left: Alben Garcia scores. Bottom right: J. Fuentes, T. Ellis, J. Lopez, and T. Wat- kins were named All District Football Players. Left: Robert Perez takes off as he is being pursued by a Wildcat. Middle left: The Varsity Eagles coaches were Head Coach Fl. Contreras, L. Tre- vino, B. Hernandez, and O. Villasenor. Middle right: Tommy Salinas meets up with Marshall Rams as he gains Eagle yardage. Bottom left: Ricky Ellis jumps for joy as the Eagles score. Bottom right: Jesse Fuentes flies through the air as he brings down a ram. az- . Q I i Iunior Varsit Eagles Top Row: Nestor Torres, J. Solis, A. Estrada, R. Nolte, A. Rodriguez, C. Martinez, E. Martinez, J. Cain, A. Ray, R. Lopez, E. Olivarez, R. Arredondo, M. Ponce, Second Row: J. Morales, R. Munoz, M. Sifuentes, W. Juarez, V. Ortiz, R. Uribe, M. Sorola, J. Puente, S. Cuellar, R. Garza, R. Besa, J. Ruiz, Third Row: V. Jimenez, J. Bernal, A. Sanchez, R. Reyes, H. Zamarripa, R Sifuentes, G. Gonzalez, F. Perez, F. Martin, L. Gloria, A. Bustamante, R. de Los Santos, J. Pecos, R. de los Santos, J. Zamar- ripa. Bottom: J. Casas, R. Pena, U. Herrera, T. Cantu, I. Pimentelli, D. Martinez, D. Rodriguez, R. Ruiz, F. Casales, F. Aguilera, A. lbarra, M. Soto. A v. ir Q at Q3 . M , ..... ...W H.. W ,,,,, , , , ...AM .. , . . , . klkzxg , . V M ,V M lf M H , 1. L A ... S it F' L ... A We fi. w F 'F R N I .,,. ,, if NN ,,,. V W X- .' 'V-feast' . 'f- , W, R , ,Q . ' A 'f 'V' 'H ,,L -A in ,,. ,. if egg, 5 E mi MQ' - ,,.,k V J. -4 F' 'Q Fagan ,ry A U it . ., , ,. f ,. ' , f , ...,, .l ,' '. . 1 '- . , 4- -- ' - X , eff :P ,.,. an 'Q 1 K ..,, .M ,, I -f 1, , N Wi A .. ..ae A i t 1' . . , - .. . . . . t. if , r 9 In ' 'S I sz A '- 9 4 ' atm 5? err, A . L . f A A .L .. -FF.,.,.t' 5 L,-gr 5 gf . ,Lea - ' -. -5 iif .1F 'i.i F't1i' q Frtt Wi . F' r'ii 'W ' N ir'i .....,L iliii iii'i ,,,,.. ,,. r.... .r'. i Wrhr is ,.ks it .,...2 '- 1 . - -X 1i'e ..,'1 1 I rlt A rri, 1 irri. i'2- 5. ...A. ',1. -'- .lii 'f,'i -rf, 2 '1-' x rrri ,..12 , . T: me Emi sim. Bottom left: L. Rodriguez had his turn to be in thetub. l A .3. I 41 l r 4, Aggm f 'W ilii252z3,1nai.sfM f, ' Wm , at f f '49 tiff, .f Q' Top left: R, de los Santos carried the ball for J,V. Bottom right: A. Ray moves swiftly as he is being pursued by a Ram. Bottom left: Coaches for Junior Varsity were J. Rodriguez, E. Mello. Freshman Football Top Row: A. Talamantez, A. Alfaro, W. Kypuros, V. Mata, E. Galvan, R. Venegas, V. Perry, J. Mendez, B. Salerno, A. Morales, T. Moncada, S. Villarreal, Second Row: R. Johnston, R. Davis, B. Bowman, R. Etter, A. lbarra, T. Gonzalez, J. Escobedo, J. Guardiola, M. Cruz, J. Lopez, H. Beattie, P. Marquez, P. Vasquez, C. Martinez, M. Peters, G. Ramirez, M. Moreno, C. Mata, J. Martinez, J. Carrillo, Third Row: J. Rodriguez, A. Borrego, E. Hernandez, A. Romo, J. Morales, J. Escamilla, R. Sanchez, R Garcia, E. Martinez, J. Sifuentes, E. Sanchez, A. Guajardo, R. Servillon, Gerardo Galvan, J. Navarro, G. Ramirez, Bottom Row: M. Rodrigues, R. Nillo, R. Rivera, B. Curry, P. Pruitt, J. De Leon, M. Castano, B. McCaIip, L. Rodriguez, J. Ruiz, J. Euresti, R. Hernandez, B. Rumbarger, M. Fresquez. i Q.. 5,3 J- z.. . . Q L me , ., Q 'ii N. ,z-T .A F 15, Sn.. M M ss. I. F: . A . .'fw, N :P 1 . 61.41, F.,-1: ,,,: E. ,. 1 1 .. . ,.,.,,.i k. t 5 - a J .safw W SHN 21: ' , gs: , ' , ' , 1 - an . its I A . -A . I 1 Q 5 ' 'g n N . , 2 .- -f f -- .. -i .,.. , .5 ' ' r ' -f '. '- i y x ki K 1, H .. I , K K5 .i : 1 - - z - ' . -Ex, 1:1 3, SN A- st -gil' - t ...T . .-.r t ...ts H . A' A 'Q B .,.. Y . in . A . kgyh Q I Q ,Q M . , K .A A . V5.1 V s is P T A 1 A . V - . is . .. . X s , Q A i n S J ,Q ' 3 A -. V . ' tl -t r - 1 .... ..-... ji ' NK A T 5 6 A x s. 'K i A his . si . - . .-.- .... . -'-. f - W - . - -. .. .,..... lsr ....l.. '...'-. r.ii. ..il ...... liee ...V S... P , v . . I H l Ev,,,,., 4.1 ', 1 5' iiiis V 5' E 2 T it ij , Q . 5 fl argl ! . rlle 11 2 2 fffi ..,. Laredo SDWSJS RIO A -2'1 hilvalde Carrlzo 13 A , W 'o'f leafedff A at ' lro' ,... aide ' W0 - A i A ' i ' A , iff?-ifffli f Middle right: A. Alfaro escaped from Uvalde. Bottom right: Eagles were able to bring down a Coyote. 162 Rfk Di l M.. Top left: V. Perry completes a pass even with distractions. Middle right: R. Garcia has help as he glides along. Bottom left: R. Galvan, J. Guerra, and H. Garcia were freshmen coaches for the 1978 football season. Prosh Football The 1978-79 Freshmen team Wee e Small were not many, this young team showed their and eegef SVQUP- 'fe 0UTeTeVld'VlQ Dlebfefe Wefe ability to win, lose, and to learn. Most important Rudy Gelele ln the VUVWVWQ Qeme and Alfredo they showed theirtalent to become Eagles. Alfaro at the defense helm. Though their wins 1978-1979 Va1's1ty G1rls Volleyball Standing: Coach R. Cheatem, L. Pittman T Nowlln T Rodriguez D Melendrez Manager P Moreno KneeIing:J.Basham, D. Vasquez, D. Carrillo C Perales R Halekakls L Gomez I . Girls Volleyball The Girls Varsity Volleyball team had a fairly good season this year. Out of fourteen games the varsity squad was able to bump, set, and spike their way to five victories. Eagle player, Dalia Vasquez, was named to the All District Volleyball Team. .. ,. f ,, ,... , . iii! glz ,, -' ' . gf- ' Q 4' ' - I H auf! e nLw',f : W 'V - ' 'i my wt - -Q -f ,1:.1::- w f m, 1 , H fr 5 -f:,.f,.. f , v ,fi .9 . ., i W 2 fvf 5' ' 91. iff, .'sf 523'Y9 g I 1 H Y -wk... gf:,f5w,g,,gff,3,pf51-:qw W., ,g,,,,-exif, .fwfrggg..tfz,gfey.,:fs:n ,,5:5,..5, ,, .. W. ., , Www wi! W' two, , ,Q fy :rf,-f'Q:f1.Jsffg1l:qff:f5Qff egftglssnfszsfzrfew. 'f Top left: D. Melendrez spikes the ball. Middle left: D. Melendrez is up and ready to hit the ball. Middle right: L. Pittman was ready to set it up. Bottom left: Two Wildcats were all stretched out to try and return the ball hit by D. Vasquez. 166 1978-1979Iuni01' Varsity Girls Volleyball Standing: Coach D. Bowers, M. Pena, L. Carey, Fl. Besa, E. Villanueva, S. Carrillon, E. Ramirez, Kneeling: K. Pittman, D. Villanueva N. Maldonado, S. Maldonado, L. Martinez, S. Pepper. I. V. Volleyball The Junior Varsity Volleyball Team met up with tough competition this year. Out of twenty-two games this season, they spiked their way to seven victories. Top left: D. Villanueva sets up an Eagle score. Middle right: L. Carey made that point. Bottom left: N. Maldonado was on her toes. Boys Varsity Basketball Team Standing: Coach M. Canfield, G. Ramos, J. Libson, C. Elizondo, J. Caraveo, A. Coronado, C. Schlegal, E. Garza, G. Reyes, J. Garcia, E. Hernandez, Not Pictured: M. Olivares, Kneeling: Trainers and Managers, G. Cantu, M. Aguilera, A. Uriegas, and A. Mendoza. Season Ends With Six Wins in Basket The Boys Varsity Basketball Team ended the 1978-1979 ath- letic season with several wins in their basket. The wins were true results ofthe hours of hard training the basketball Eagles worked for. Though the team had some losses they still strived harder to achieve the goal of being the Mighty Eagles. With the help of their trainers and managers and the encouragement of their head coach Mike Canfield, the basketball team proved to their school that they deserve to be called the Eagles . Ger- ardo Reyes was named All District Player in 30 AAAA. +L 3 A .varsity P l..l A QiBasketballfS.cgfesl ' J EP t ,OPP 73 39 64 Carrizo Springsliil J 42 67 fgaredo Martini. 990 65 T it .63 T John J-Havre - J Tom' ..... ....,...,,,. . .. . ...... 73 Y, 3 If fa-,V 'x fa w e z-wwf .. rshall J A P ts. iiii rsi. srei .ti 21' 2 - iiir - 542 ..i. P . ,g,- f g . 1 se.. ieise , , ..,,,,, ,N ,,,. , ,..,,,,,, . ,,,, ..,.,,..W. ite 0 A 'A K , , ,kr '68 J t 1 ,,,, , Top lefl: Coach M. Canfield tells the Eagles they're lookin' good. Mirdle Flight: J. Caraveo shoots for 2 pts. Bottom middle: Coach M. Canfield and Eagle players look on with interest. XX' x H' E ' 169 Top right: C. Schelgal shoots against the Minuteman. Middle: G. Reyes and a Wildcat fight for the ball. Bottom right: C. Elizondo jumps to steal the ball. 3.3. 170 x A .fi :-' ttf. GQ - 1, f is ,. ffh, .LV ' K b. ,h . i G ,-L L L,m,:, f mK',1 ' f . WLA' l...ts 7 'viii ..Qq.5g25'1i9'fw g i. Q 9 g 5 Ja K V, 1.5 W-,L . . .2,., i LLZL 1 H1 Q fv: G vmvm ' fs ' . sis. - at . ...Q Mi. .. -- . 3 -. f . Ei ,'-b L,-L G . 3 - ' - X W- . - .. 121 ge is .,'-L i ' . ',:h L,L, . . . Top right: Eagle player is down after trying to save the ball. Middle left: A. Coronado sets up 2 pts. against Carrizo. Middle right: G. Reyes is able to score for the Eagles. Bottom left: G. Ramos passes the ball to J. Garcia. 171 1978-1979 I. V. Eagles Basketball Team Standing: N. Rodriguez, O. Elizondo, H. Lopez, S. Yebra, L. Davila, Coach E. Garcia, Kneeling: J. Rodriguez, P. Olivares, J. Mora, M. Perez, O. Paz y Puente. J J . . g g..... . g . y I un1 or Varsz ty Basketball The JV Boys Team was a young and strong team. The Junior Varsity Eagles were able to come out with seven wins out of g.y.y Jyy g y,g J fourteen games. They are well prepared for the coming bas- llfi f fe' ketball season and hope to encounter many victories iilr 5 i .s.. .e... 1 .l..1 T OPP' 172 . .,.,.,.,.,,, ... , ., ..,. ,krl , , .,,,..,.,, , ., ' , ,. ,,, V.. ,- dowxon 66 ....e3 T .l 31 75 .A We S0UfhSid6 T ..,: J t'lil T... T . lT. '-'-',' '-'- ..,'.- , .'-- I-:1 '-'f . I .lf ..,.. , ,-.- . ...f .. . .QV f f ,, J . ...- ffff. ,., . ,.,.V,g. Igg tfg FH 36 r.!:a.redqgNlx0n. 1 A Freshman Basketball Team Standing: Coach R. Galvan, A. Alfaro, J. Martinez, F. Lopez, J. Escobar, J. Euresti, R. Behal, Coach E. Mello, Middle: F. Talamantes O. Munoz, R. Gonzalez, J. Chavez, R. Olvara, A. Borrego, R. Johnson, J. Ballesteros, Bottom: J. Escobedo, F. Ramirez, E. Martinez R. Garcia, R. Garcia, J. Euresti, P. Cortez, J. Sifuentes. Freshman Boys Basketball Scores EP F OPP 28 Uvalde 31 67 Del,Rio 72 56 Carrizo rings 49 42 Crystal ty X44 9 Asnensgn 59 Del11l?liP 5? 42 .rlll 46. H7 47, .Laredo ll Qartili i'ii'i ff il'iii Freshmen Basketball Like all freshmen teams, the Freshmen Eagles were young and had the spirit to win. The team was up against tough schools, but pulled through with four wins. This freshmen team will become stronger and will have the ability to win and be Mighty Eagles. Varsity Girls Basketball Team Standing: Manager, T. Rodriguez, R. Halekakis, L. Pittman, T. Nowlin, D. Bowman, E. Villanueva, Trainer, D. Carrillo, and Coach R. Cheatem, Kneeling: S. Carillon, K. Roeper, V. Moncada, D. Villanueva, D. Vasquez. .-I l,m..,,,.. . Eagles Place One on All District Team Despite a disappointing season, the Eagles man- aged to place one player, Rosslyn Halekakis, on the Honorable Mention, All District Basketball Team. The girls team proved themselves to be Eagles by 40 determination and hard work. 44 38 45 35 31 40 41 39 40 31 37 49 EP 1 Basketball Scores sopp erton 54 South , ':s'lllW ..'- eu: 2 6 ' e are 44 lll . - 42 ti. N izl 1 'Ifr- V,.f kxiir k:Z'kkk , . ,148 John 2 ilsll.sle f 1689 .Tqmclark .,il T . 4,35 4 Marshall 1160? 1 Memorial 59 T Del Rio 41 Kennedy 47 Top left: L. Pittman was up ln the air to block the ball. Middle right: T. Nowlin jumped for the Girls Varsity Basketball. Bottom left: S. Carrillon and L. Pittman doubled on an opponent. 175 Top right: T. Nowlin shoots at the free throw line. Middle left: Varsity and Junior Varsity girls got together to ham it up. Bottom right: S. Carrillon was all alone to shoot for two. Top left: E. Villanueva was being pursued by the defense. Middle left: Fl. Halekakis and V. Moncada were out to stop the opponent. Middle right: T. Nowlin struggled and took the ball away. Bottom left: K. Roeper sinks a basket. 1978-1979 I. V. Girls Basketball Team Kneeling: M. Cortinas, H. Adams, N. Riojas, N. Maldonado, L. Carey, M. Pena, L. Martinez, Standing: Manager, E. Ramirez, M. Guil- Iot, L. Rodriguez, D. Garza, Fl. Besa, K. Pittman, D. Gutierrez, L. Gomez, Coach D. Bowman. -ek VKAV . . I un1 or Varsl ty Basketball The past season for Junior Varsity Girls was quite satisfying. The team was able to win four games out of eight. The JV girls are very excited about next season, as they hope to take on many Competitors and vioiofios- EP 30 42 49 43 .T ll' Z l'i l f is W ,.LI ' 178 1 4 T i .:. stas ,...,,.. , ,,., -1.. iii.. ,isy .1 ,.,- i, 1f'.i:sjif,f!Y ' '1--i :ti-i f ff-' ffl gg:-e.w1s:2ft11f.,ffs ,S - 'fi-A -,V ,,,., ,.t,sRw,., mst- .,-f t',... T s ..i' - ' e'i' . New 's ki Q 5 .... W - wx i'-.- ,i,.- . lllll Uvalde. Top left: Ft. Besa makes a basket. Middle right: K. Pittman jumps for the ball against it tsts 3 tlll lstt t , : K .'-1 'i 1 . ' NL A tk ,, 1: , be - - -n-11'e1wvws1- K ,lm tem, ' - s A 1215532-iff, i-l- f 1' ..,li . FSENKQQQS i5-Ek YQ s. it ,snag xg Ii .,,E3gk,w,5.. v.,. ,.l, v ,,.. . H 4 ,,,, 3. it -. 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'.... it f f ' ---, 45 i 't M' , r 3- 55323 5 t ,, t - I Y , ' T f,.,- I J ,.: y -- ' l,,, Bottom right: The Junior Varsity Girls won 2nd in the Eagle Pass Basketball Tournament. 179 Boys Varsity Track The Varsity boys track team had an excellent season. They won many trophies and medals. The team is fast and will be faster for competition next year. The varsity team participated in seven meets including district. They are looking forward for next year's season and hope to be victorious. Top left: M. Miller was a high hurdler. Top right: J. Escobedo is ready for the hand off from R. Chisum. Top Row: Coach J. Guerra, F. Sanchez, P. Vielma, J. Miller, C. Schelgal, A. Sanchez H Zamarripa Coach J Rodriguez Middle: Head Coach B. Hernandez, R. Ruiz, L. Orozco, P. Ramirez, G. Ortiz, P Perez Coach L Trevino Bottom E Ramirez D. Ramirez, J. Escobedo, D. Martinez, R. Garcia, Not Pictured: R. Perez, M. Miller 180 Top left: The varsity relay team consisted of J. Esco- bedo, R. Chisum, H. Zamarripa, Ft. Garcia. Middle: A. Sanchez warms up for competition. ' Bottom left: After district, the team was all smiles. I. V. Eagles Bring Home F Trophies This 78-79 Track season has certainly been the best for the Eagles Junior Var- sity Track Team. The J.V. boys placed and took awards at each meet they partic- ipated in. Many track records were bro- ken by the boys in various field and run- ning events. Such as the Pole-Vault record broken by Ricky Chlsm at the Comstock meet, the High Jump by Craig Schlegel who also placed lst in the Shot- Put event, and the J.V. Eagles Relay team consisting of Mike Bailey, Joe Escobedo, Raul Garcia, and Everado Ramirez. The team considered the Comstock meet held in Del Rio to be their most significant track meet. There the boys competed against Del Rio's Class B Varsity athletes, and the J.V. Eagles walked away with all the trophies from each event. Iunior Varsity Track Team Standing: D. Ramirez, R. Uribe, W. Kypuros, L. Ruiz, A. Gutierrez, C. Schlegel, M. Bailey, F. Martin, L. Orozco, J. Escobedo F. Sanchez, Kneeling: I. lbarra, E. Ramirez, P. Marquez, R. Ruiz, R. Servellon, J. Gonzalez, R. Garcia, F, Perez, J. Menchaca Seated: A. Gonzalez, A. Romo, R. Sanchez, R. Gutierrez, B. McCaleb, Not Pictured: Head Coach Humberto Hernandez and Coach Joe Guerra. Top left: Members of the 1978- 1979 Relay team were E. Flami- rez, M. Bailey, J. Gonzalez, and Fl. Servellon. swf-1 . gf l if .2 s W6 Middle left: The Shot-Put was heavy, but no problem for Fl. Uribe. Middle right: W. Kypuros was preparing lo lhrow the discus during training season. Girls Track The Girls Track Team was quite young, but with enough experience to place in track meets this year. The team consisted of two juniors, four sophomores, and two freshmen. Lety Martinez was the mile run- ner. With hard training and determination, Lety placed fourth in district. She will be back to place even higher next year. The mile relay team placed fifth in district and is eager to take on the challenge of next year's competition. Lizzie Rodriguez and Kathy Roeper were long jumpers. Both girls placed in the long jump event. Top right: L. Martinez was the mile runner on the team. Bottom: tleft to rightj L. Carey, L. Gomez, M. Pena, V. Moncada, Kneeling: K. Roeper, D. Gutierrez, L. Rodri- guez, L. Martinez. 3 I has E Top: Cleft to rightj D. Gutierrez, K. Roe- per, L. Gomez, and M. Pena were the mile relay runners. Bottom left: L. Rodriguez and K. Roe- per were long jumpers. Varsity 8: I. V. Tennis This year's tennis team had a very good sea- son. They had numerous tournaments to com- pete in before district and won awards in them. The team was coached by Miss Jeanette Naegli, who coached tennis in Pearsall and went to state, before coming to EP. In district competition the team had many victories in the 1st round. The team will have experienced players next year and is looking forward to bringing home many tro- phies and awards. Top right: L. Sanchez served her winning serve. i l ..... Varsity Team Standing: U. Rodriguez, Fi. Fernandez, B. Schneider, R. Rodriguez T Ellis J Vasquez Coach J Naegli Kneeling L San chez, D. Vasquez, C. Trevino, S. Wilborn, A. Lynn, J. Quinn. 1.1 l l l Top left: Doubles team A. Lynn and J. Quinn played against Del Rio and defeated them. Middle left: Coach Naegli and Miss Bowers were tired after a long day at the tournament. Middle right: J. Vasquez served against his opponents. . V Team Bottom left: Standing: A. Guajardo, A. Aziz, R. Fernandez, Ft. Saucedo, M. Rhodes, N. Menchaca, J. Mills, Kneel- ing: D. Maldonado, D. Lerma, J Kocher, L. Lazarski. 187 Golf This year's Golf season was very satisfying and the team shows promising victories for the coming year. The golf team consisted of a girls team and boys team. The girls team competed in many tournaments and overall placed third. The boys, too, participated in tournaments and were up against tough competition, but were able to place fifth in overall tournaments. Top right: A. Villanueva putts as Coach Cerna looks on. Bottom: Cleft to rightj M. Asai, Fl. Wiborn, C. Abascal, S. Ballestreros. Top left: Standing: J. L. Martin, T Sames, H. Leandro, A. Villanueva Coach A. Cerna, Kneeling: W. B Flhodes, H. Mancha, Fl. Flitchie. . A V.. V5 wqk Z e L ' Q 1.1 l 7' ii, ,gf 25 Lf. - . - - . Middle left. J. L. Martin got caught up In the bunker. . i.f, - - - l A c ,.,,,,.wL..fQf1'fQ.w.,.,f.,..f.....,.Q,,eikfw , M , W f WJMG, .5 .1 'l Middle right: Looks like a hole in one for R. Wilborn. 189 Eagles Flying High 1 ' e 1 1 :i , - 'A' 7: . As another baseball season passed, the Varsity baseball team proved to their fans and spectators to still be on top of the ball and the game. The 1 zfst. Eagles had many successful wins this year and presented the sport with new aspiring baseball athletes who will continue to keep the E.P. High Baseball Eagles flying high. Q M tt ,i,.,t . ..,..,,..,. Q... +1 , :,t . ti' X meg E- Q sg X 'F li--' stirs Del R13 9 1. . . .,.,. . ,.,,,.,... ,,., . kKennedy , a iil,l Medibria' ga - X Rt we E l me ai 1, N fm ,, i ie mg.. ?' is No tx l f i Q I QNX ft , tx S gk 'KX swear we Q x K Q gg t ' gg t' K3 fig X As w as 2 is Eig a.: ' . R .. 5? Palm xt QQ gigs?-'YHSYQI K B N we W.. W. S1 EEK E -. ag-Q 1 ' weffvlgiii 11 M . as wg, is 2,533 ! ' f ' W ' ,'i5:fiif:'g:fif.-gfzwizfizzfizi1- 'Qi'fiisizsfzgliieiffief' E S ws... .,.. , K Q . ,gas 1 .s if x ' Msg wt X ' 3 X .. ..., A ,.,, . . ,,.... 5 N 5 ' ,.t... f Q .. Edgewood . . Q ,S ri ii ,S 8 1 ' ' gt 6 S at 7 DBlf.R1Q... . .,y,.yyggggy . . g . i 12. .- 7 5. J Kennedy John Jay ,4 1 9 i . J Clark J s 9 g s .llstitit s Edgewood ' '7 .. Marshall. gy . 1. ...1 ,,.. , ,4 . . - ,Qelihof y g . af S1 Y H8 95 Middle: Head Coach - Polo Moncada, A. Gar- ..ll..,V. Q my i M- Miller. H- Gem- H- Hefedia- H- Valdez, J- srl. ssotili Fuentes, Coach - Rolando Moncada, Kneeling: Vgllxg ' R. Musquiz, M. Olivares, R. Nillo, L. Garcia, T. .gzff Watkins, J. Pereda, J. Jimenez, Seated: J. Mon- X ' ' i:::'1:-t': U K cada, R. Trevino, J. Puente, J. Valdez, B. gig H ' g gzg V McBeath, L. Tovar, J. Mora, A. de los Santos, M. V ff fgggi f K. ..,,. Moncada. ,... slili ' 'Nli -:1. f ff .J - ' .k., fgyg V.'i: Kgxhg v .tak . LL ILV VrrL'kA . A A 5 R i- .- 7 .l.. --. Bottom flgmi A Ram Sudes lf' fhlfd as - 9 r f 190 , . V. A .. ,,,. ,V .l.. i K I - K N, .Q i H I . .,., fl- -f - .. k M - K ' .. .1 fx, Q4 .-. - ..f:, K' 'z e-we: ,Men f . it - .ew tgi gg., I YE ' W' ,, Qi' ' 'i:E'f.:?,gi?gZ,,g' x . 1 : Egfatf f .ff f ' K -W N, , H .,.v ' 6 ,::,t g j ' 'fifiiiii Top left: Nice catch, Art! Middle left: J. Puente was ready to come home. Bottom left: M. Miller heads in at the end of an inning. Bottom right: H. Cerna gave all he had in this pitch. fe --.- - - L figs, 3- fa.:--ft-l Top: An Eagle swings for a hit. Middle: J, Puente behind the mound and the mask and breast plate and , .. Bottom: The baseball stars. Top: M. Miller sends the ball flying into outfield. Left: A. Garcia relays the ball home. Below: Eagles put down a strike on a Ram. . 4 3 ,, 4. t 5 f ,.,,, , . , t . J if wif t - -L fw,, . ' 5' ,Q 5 Q 'f ' 1 gv 1 ., , , , W 'rw-I-5.1-.V --W 4 y -f V rm, W A W 6' -A .,,. , ,,,,,., Y ' Top left: J. Pereda prepares to steal a base. Top right: A. de los Santos throws to first for an out. Middle right: J. Puente in the hot box. Bottom right: T. Watkins sets up a hit and run play. was misss? . tm- , ., ,,-- .. r..,wQw,f f-ff-ff 11- ...Mn . - - f- --Q ,-,-W-ft.. ,- fl,-wff-1:11.-:ff --ww 1: -r-mf-1 .ft W, M, W ,. .,.,,,,. V -.-:Wy W ,Af 5 is 5 ri. Lrwjitg 2 , t f ' , in ,,. ,H M s , f rf .ff X ggflg,-sf.-f ,gf ,V sim 1, S 43 gm uf ni fm sw., ,Q 2 f X 1 r . - .. at l ,,:,, - V fi,-,L W RSX .fijglj i ff 58531551-atate --1--.1 f, ..,'-':11f1f'ffi2.L, -W - 'fri' r--, V ggigg,-,V -4- gg-f.-gtg--1-555,11---1. f' -,fs-f--'Lv -2, ff--fy,-1. ,,, , .,,. , M,k,.,.gg -- 11 junior Varsity Eagles Standing: Coach Juan Farias, E. Valdez, F. Lopez, E. Lerma, L. Rodriguez, S. Yebra, L, Almanza V Perry R Siffuentes R Rivers, J. Escareno, Seated: J. Beattie, D. Ramirez, R. Flores, R. Nillo, R. Saucedo, R. Garcia, A Chavez AD Ibarra J Rico J--as.-1s...t.s.,.t,..as1f.e,aflwe.t- W.:-sl.sWm..,1g , O O IV S RISIH8 5fH1'5 ER gl' ...i g J . .. lazl lr.s. The 1978-1979 J.V baseball team was a young and inexperienced group of boys but 1413 that did not stop them from scoring more wins 5 issrstri fglfl than losses. These aspiring Eagles showed 07 lss. ji much determination and energy throughout 45 s.e1 1 the rainy baseball season They learned more 10 lg L yyyg k about the challenging sport from the mistakes 4 R 7 . rtstye 2 l.ts ' they made on the field from each game The 3 tge. gf 1iZ .5fj5. J.V. Eagles ended their season with an overall 4 gffifg slrl 5 rygs 7 wins and 4 losses. With these statistics in mind, the Varsity team for next year has some De' stis .r.1 S77 7 s... ..e. 7 stl. R prospective players. Comes to RBCEI ve a Medal of Honour Honours IW' ,Jw ' ' X273 5 59 A o X f Y E fy o 'k, foi i , , I any ' o , of l , o o 1 QM - CA YW X. , ' An -f ' 'M - Xi? F R of X QNX xi , r, L1 f?jf I N 5 A l w X Q, q X X f f X7 N df I K jk lf X QQ if i f VV X 5 'F ' f X X Q? xg? f f X I f 4 I 5 ix fwfr' 4, It X KRS K 3' R L R. 'V . ' X, XIX A fr- f f egg o 1. , 'X J ,,. Lg- H QT zo? TN W Q 5 Q A V1 1 -5,55 X 'fljpf R x 1.1 i YH- X 1 ', ' A-'iw 'i q PQ? f pf ' at Q iv A7471 ? 4: X ' f X ff I f I l X-it X Xi 7 ff of W 14' ST W 5 1 fx UIL UIL Contest winners s participating at the l Regional level were: C. Abaseal - Feature F Writingg I. Madera - Newswritingg K. Bewley A - Slide Ftuleg T. Ken- non - Proseg Fl. Besa - Alternate Persua- i'ir sive Speaking. Hispanic Prose 8: Poetry Winners at the Prose and Poetry Contest were: L. Robert- son - 1st in Beginners lg A. Barksdale - Finalist in Advancedg P. Gonzalez - 3rd place in Beginners llg G. Solo- rano, our exchange student from Nicaragua won second in Advanced Ievelg K. Ferguson - Honorable Mention in Beginners lg Ma. Garcia - 2nd place in Intermediate llg and E. Olvera - Honorable Mention in Intermedi- atell. American Legmn Award Sarina Rodrigues, Oscar Rodriguez, and Joe Ainslie won the 78-79 American Legion Award. VI CA Ana L. Coronado placed 1st at District level in the Nurses Aid Skill Contest. She also went to State Competition. I A u Auto Mechanics participated in District and State Competition. Their class project EAGLE l won 1st place at district competition and second place at State competition. Left to right are: Ft. Espinozag J. Villarrealg Class President and Leader of EAGLE lg S. Maltosg A. Martinezg J. Martinezg N. Ftodriguezg and Instructor A. Perez. O J. Gonzalez placed 2nd at District and M. Medrano placed 3rd at District. The contest consists of weld- ing, in all positions with MIG and TIG, and regular arc welding. The saw in the center of picture won second place at District. Fifty Q RE FARM Straw t 35513 FFA The FFA Chapter won several awards in different levels of competition. Officers for the 78-79 school year were: Robert Tarin - Sentinelg Michael Holecher - Presidentg Belinda Flores - Secretaryg Kathy Grossenbacher - Reporterg Wanda K. Smith - Vice- President, Center: Mark Baker, State President. M. Ramos, C. Euresti, A. Rosas, J. Basham, R, Riojas, D. Gonzalez and A. Villasenor all par- ticipated in open and closing ceremonies at District level. A. Villasenor also placed district 4th in skill, 2nd in open and closing ceremonies, and 1st in individual project. His project also won first at State. R. Reyna fnot picturedj won 1st at District in wig comb out and 3rd place at state. H. Barrera Crightj won 2nd in speed and skill. Band .I L Winners in Band U.l.L. competitions were Bot tom Row: fleft to rightj Alla Moses District Band, Maria Rodriguez - District and Regional Bands, Sabrina Sumpter - District and Regional Bands, Top Row: fleft to rlghtj Cuauhtemoc Escobedo - District Band, Robert McLemore District, Regional, and Area Bands Joe Luna District Band. Choir .I.L. U.l. L. Ensemble winners were Ueft to rightj Lorrie Hobbs Olga Resendiz Tim Watkins Felipe Resendiz Armando Palomo Karen Peterson and Lidia Hickey. Band Solo Ensemble Winners at Band Solo and Ensemble were: Bottom: fleft to rightj Maria Rodriguez, Mary Lou Leos, Lety lbarra, Paty Martinez, Elizabeth Her- nandez, Dolores Flores, Sabrina Sumpter, Second Row: Cleft to rightj Marina Dominguez, Linda Johnston, Martha Rhodes, Lisa Hatzen- buehler, Jodi Link, Ann Cary, Yvette Rios, Romelia Her- nandez, Top Row: qleft to rightj Amado de la Cruz, Robert McLemore, Cuauh- temoc Escobedo, Alfredo Maldonado, Duane Hiller, and Sammy Lerma. H41 , t it 4 l 3 A, 1 l. l li i :. W V , AKAL Vki, 4, S rr f Kit' af 5a'4f ef if i 'E v 4 fr Y A , E Lv . fi to K ,.If15jfiili?1irf::lf2 f if , '14 x K' Ef- ' 'I 3. lzfffr Z 'I , 4 M 9 it 4 2 M , A One Act Play The one act play placed in area for the first time ever. Members of the cast were Renee Cox - All Star Cast Zone, Rolando Besag Ana Laura Barksdale - All Star Cast in District and Zone, Ricky Ellis, Alma Montalvog Raul Mellog Timmy Keenon - All Star Cast in Zone and Area, Kneeling: Bobby Esquenasig Kathy Fergusong Martin Maldonado - Honorable Mention at Districtg Lydia Hickey, Rosslyn Halekakis, Gracie Gonzalez, and Bertha Burk- hardt - All Star Cast in Zone, Not Pictured: Norma Menchacag Trish Adams - All Star Cast, and Jessie Fuentes - All Star Cast in Area. State Solo Sz Ensemble Cuauhtemoc Escobedo and Romelia Hernandez both received 1st Division Medallions at State Competition held in Austin, Texas. Cuauhtemoc played a Trombone Solo and Romelia played a Flute Solo. Star Chapter Cynthia Smith, an FFA member, won the Star Chapter Award in District. 203 Principal 's Awards Pictured From Left to Right: Maria Dolores Garcia Traffic Control, Bobby Esquenazi - All Around Boy Renee Cox All Around Girl, Julie Quinn - Most Spirited Student S.A.D. Most Active Club The most active club on campus this year was the SAD. Pictured are the 1978 1979 officers: Cleft to rightj Rosslyn Halekakis - Historian, Reporter, Ignacio Madera Treasurerg Alma Montalvo - Vice Pres: dent, Kathy Ferguson - President Bottom left: Christina Mireles and Bobby Esquenazi received the Counselors Award for Leadership. Bottom right: Romana Besa, Ricky Ellis, and Romelia Besa are the Eagle Pass candidates to attend a Seminar on Citizenship at Baylor University in Waco, Texas. 204 Dare to Be Great Raul Trevino received the Counselor's Award as Dare to Be Great. UIL Kenneth Bewley received a patch at the Awards Assembly for having competed at District U.l.L. for four years and advancing to Regional. Not pictured is Marilyn Cowan, who also received this award. Student Council Na tional Advisory Board Ann Lynn was chosen to serve on the National Advi- sory Board for Student Councils. She represented the Texas Region which consists of 22 states. She has and will travel to various places for workshops and swap- shops. 205 Anita Sanchez Olga Perez Valedictorian - 96.046 Salutatorian - 94.440 Honor Grad ua tes Kneeling: Tim Watkins - 94.1845 Joaquin Gloria - 91.9545 Brian Schneider - 91.1995 Pedro Ramirez - 90.9945 Middle Row: Christina Mireles - 90.0385 Olga Perez - 94.4405 Norma H. Flores - 91.7755 Kathy Ferguson - 93.6985 Alma Aguil- era - 93.1975 Rosario Barrientos - 93.1005 Sabrina Sumpter - 90.8245 Back Row: Sandra Bass - 91.4655 Edward Todd Oliver - 93.2395 Rossana Maoncada - 90.3705 Romelia Hernandez - 94.0155 Tommy Ellie 91.2275 Rolando Besa - 92.0005 Not Pictured: Marilyn Cowan - 93.9035 Ninza Sanchez - 93.8685 Honorato de Hoyos - 93.4105 Tina Wehmeir - 93.0895 Robert Tarin - 92.1285 Edmundo Perret - 91.8425 William Bilski - 91 .839. Who's Who Awards Kneeling: Cleft to rightj Dolores Flores - French: Sarina Rodri- guez - ROTC: Kathy Ferguson - English, Drama, Yearbook: Alma Montalvo - Speech: Standing: Cleft to rightj Robert McLemore - Band: Ignacio Madera - Citizenship: Tim Watkins - Choir: and Bobby Esquenazi - Leadership: Not Pictured: Jose Luis Martinez - Spanish: Honorato de Hoyos - Math and Science: Brian Schneider - Social Studies: Jesse Fuentes - Drama: Tina Wehmeir - Newspaper: Robert Tarin - Co-op fagriculturej: Michael Hoelscher - Agriculture Production: Tony Mejia - Homemaking: Juan Gonzales - Welding: Jaime Marti- nez - Auto Mechanics: Sonia Carrion - Girls Sports: Albert Garcia - Boys Sports: Abel Villasenor - Cosmetology: Gustavo ROTC. l T.H.S. Personalities ,rti Sept. - Brian Schneider Oct. - Romelia Nov. - Anita Sanchez Dec. - Richard Ellis Hernandez Feb. - Kathy Ferguson Mar. - Bobby Esquenazi Apr. - Romana Besa 207 Varela - Art: Juanita Ramirez - DECA: Oscar Rodriquez - Julia Jmafcffla :Ruiz Jlflfz. 2193.0-Lf.CS'. Joaquin Jlflancgaaa L, , W X mf .figafy fo AXLLCGEECZ BO!! Efiaso cfocffzig uaz Jlfloaf .fifaafy fo csuccsscl grill, Qfga 935752 Jlfloaf Bsaufifuf Awuzcuzfza. Qinan 1 1 oat cvlfcmcfaoma Uimmy 1 Jmiffsz Jlfloaf fpofzufafz Boy fflflacflagf fflflaffgfc Jlffoaf .QDOIZLLICUZ Q ifzf flfgwnam fflflfmaafla ,ff S R 4 x1 5 Un t1I a new generatmn as begun git- Patrons Qx 5 N01 QQ :fx BFE M WX ily 1 ,EX M M f x iff iiffymmsm Eagle Pass Drug Company Cerna Money Exchange I89 Commercial ...J f -r V-M 1,-'-'- f . -c -1 - ' 'r -, - ZALES The Dia mond S+ore 295 Commercial S+. 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BOX IO44 FRIEDRICH CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING EAGLE PASS, TEX. 78852 PI1one:I5I2I 773-5777 OLI M PIA PRECISION BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Eagle Pass Furni'rure One of Texas' Newesi and Finesl Slores Azfec Mall iusl off Loop 43l wwsunetni omon RUSS ' R- I2-L,-15, 55-1 - ggppy Ealing ,E F ,gli X' ruff- ,J ., To 'E T7 2447 Main Eagle Pass, TX . 773-3946 Taco House l792 Main Eagle Pass, TX M Riskind Inc. 364 M Green's Jewelers Famous For D d l56C I nab 6oL AJJQ E2Z'ELL U09 EL OIVE' 3 D131 39 d H CE 17 X , 4 ,av i lIHl f'.-!gg Q . H1 NLM? fs. A wwz 1 2 12 Associa+es Minerva G. Rioias Ca rlos Fra us1'o Schafzie Holloway R. REALTY RIO GRANDE T.V. CABLE 2 I3 Jefferson CO. Associales Caroline Ray Larry Holloway TH'ina Sa r+orio Anfonio G. Rodriguez, Jr. Real+or 24 44 Eagle Used Ca rs Florence S+. 773-6 I 24 C. B. Ce n+er Sales and Service on all brands Professional Ins+alla+ions Midland Cobra Royce High Gain Presiden+ and o+l1ers SXB wave leng+h an+ennas and o+l1er accessories 258 Ford S+. 773-8803 Mon+gomery Wards 40I Quarry S+. 773-533I Congra+ula+ions +o +l1e Class of '79 HILLCREST WASH- ETERIA 802 Bibb Dr. 773-9800 Open from 7 a.m.- I I p.m. Ci+y D 81 D Cleaner 8: Laundry Au+o Par+s Linen Supply Service FM 93 Aufol Trac-for, and Exper+ Cleaners 8: Pressing lmplemem Pap-+5 Fas+ Owner Pick UP and dellVefY K E Daniel G. Valdez Manager MQV- 8' Owner l27Q Kh Daniel Valdez Pablo Garcia Jr. , I27 Kilowa++ 773-9247 230 WaShinQ+0n l20l Main Si- 773-95l8 773 95I9 r T5 ' Vf77 , q f ' 'c 'fix N Y A W f' my FJ :EMF Vim 'jg fie if U f if If ' yi H 1 Q-'Pi V 'ff K' T lg W gfkm-I 14 N HW' 4 Qu 'df X k xx 1 , MQ? if W ' x X NLN .17 Xiang ' fgoekf 46 -A- ALMA DELIA AGUILERA Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Solo 81 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 43 District Band 23 NHS 2, 3, 43 Talent Show 3, 43 World History Certificate 13 Typing Certificate 23 Am. History Certif- icate 33 Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 Honor Grad- uate 4 -3- GRACE GLENDA BALDERAS Junior Historians 1, 2, 3, 43 Speech 8t Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 43 JETS Club 1, 43 Class Treasurer 23 Student Council 23 Band 13 Photographer for El Cenizo 33 Debate 33 Talent Show 3, 43 Camera Club 23 Oral Roberts University Semi- nar, Tulsa, Oklahoma 4 EDNA G. BARRIENTOS Marching Band 1 , 2, 33 Concert Band 1, 23 Track 1, 23 2nd Class Solo I 13 Jr. Historians 1, 23 Speech Bt Drama 2, 43 Camera Club 3, 43 Sweetheart 43 Pow- ger Puff 23 Talent Show 3, 43 El Cenizo ,4 ROSARIO CHARI BARRIENTOS Marching Band 1 , 2, 3, 43 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 43 1st Divisions: 3rd Class - Cornet Solo, 2nd Class Coronet Solo, 1st Class - Trumpet Trio and 1st Class - Cornet Quartet3 Solo 81 Ensemble Region 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2, 33 Parliamentarian 33 NHS 2, 3, 43 Service Committee Chairperson 43 Texas Farm Bureau Citizenship Seminar Representative 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 Jr. Historian 1, 23 JETS 13 Pow- der Puff 1, 23 Jazz Band 23 Talent Show 3, 43 Honor Graduate 43 Who's Who Among High School Students 33 Distin- guished ociety of American High School Students 3, 43 World History Award 13 Am. History Award 33 Typing Award 2 SANDRA BASS JETS Club 1, 2, 33 Treasurer 43 Jr. His- torian 1, 23 Camera Club 23 NHS 3, 43 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2, 33 Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 33 Talent Show 3, 43 Women Engineering Award 43 English ll Award 23 English Ill Award 33 Bookkeeping Award 33 Interact Club 43 UIL Work- shop 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 33 El Cenizo 43 VOE ll 4 JORGE ROLANDO BESA Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 13 Honor Roll 1,33 Talent Show 3, 43 Outstanding Student Drama ll 8t Speech Il 43 U.l.L. One Act Play 43 District One Act Play Medalist 43 Area One Act Play Alter- nate Medalist43 El Cenizo Beau Repre- sentative 43 Member of Society of Dis- tinguished Am. High School Student 33 Senior Index National Honor Society 3, 43 Honor Graduate4 KENNETH BEWLEY 1st Class Ensemble - 1st Division Regional Solo and Ensemble 1, 23 Competed State Solo and Ensemble 1, 23 1st Place District Editorial Writing 13 3rd Place District Sliderule 3, 43 All Dis- trict Band 1, 33 World History Certifi- cate 13 American History Certificate 33 Journalism Award 13 Math Award 2, 3, 43 ROTC Merit Award 23 ROTC Supe- rior Achievement Award 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Edgewood meet- 6th place Sli- derule 2, 33 Lanier meet - 3rd place Sliderule 23 Foxtech meet- 4th place Sliderule 33 Robert E. Lee meet - 3rd place Sliderule 43 Band Officer 43 Stu- dent Council Vice-President 43 Who's Who Among American High School Students 43 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 43 Swimming Team 43 Debate Team 33 JETS Club 43 Interact Club 4 BERTHA BEZA Spanish Club 1, 2, 33 ECO Club 1, 2, 33 DECA 3, 43 Treasurer 1, 2 ,JANET K. BILSKI UIL Literary Competition 13 Editorial Writing District 2nd place 13 NHS 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 3, Sweetheart 33 Distinguished High School Student 3, 43 Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 33 Outstanding Student in Home- making 23 Outstanding Student in Geography 23 OEA Member 43 OEA Area X Competition, 5th in Job Inter- viewsll4 FRANKIE BOWLES El Cenizo 2, 3, 43 Class Editor 4 -C- JOSE E. CARAVEO Art Club 13 Speech 81 Drama 33 UIL Number Sense 23 Track 33 Basketball 3, 43 Student Council 43 El Cenizo 4 GENTRY DEAN CARR Math Club 23 Jr. Historians 2, 33 Band 2, 33 NHS 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 23 Vice-President 33 Presi- dent 33 District President 33 State Vice- President 43 Voice of Democracy 23 English Award 23 History Award 13 Who's Who in Leadership 33 Who's Who Among American High School Students 33 The Society of Distin- guished American High School Stu- dents 2,33 Freshman Class Favorite3 El Cenizo 3, 43 Honor Roll 1, 23 Class Advisory3 DOMINGO CARRILLO Football 1, 2, 43 Captain 43 Basketball 1, 2, 33 One Act Play 23 Powder Puff, Head Coach 43 SAD Club 23 Talent Show3 JESUS ARTURO COSTILLA DECA 3, 43 Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 33 World History Award 23 Achievement Award in Petroleum 4 MARILYN COWAN JETS Club 1, 2, 43 Marching Band 1, 2, 33 Concert Band 1, 23 UIL Journalism 1, 2, 3, 43 District: 2nd Features 13 2nd Headlines 23 1st Headlines 33 1st Fea- tures 43 3rd Headlines 43 3rd Headlines Regional 8t Roosevelt meet 33 Honor Graduate 43 Distinguished American High School Students 3, 43 NHS 33 PSAT Semifinalist 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Outstanding in World History 13 Out- standing in English 2, 33 Outstanding in French 23 Band: 2nd Class Solo I 1, 2nd Class Quartet I 1, 1st Class Solo I 2, 1st Class Trio I 2, Regional3 1st Class Solo ll 23 1st Class Trio ll 2, State3 1st Chair Flute 23 Feature Editor 43 Feature Writer3 MICHEAL L. CURRY Football 1, 33 Track 23 Golf 1, 2, 33 Ten- nis 23 Student Council 23 SAD 2, 3, JETS 43 Talent Show 3, 43 UIL Science Competition 43 Interact 43 Honor Roll 3 -D- MARIA DE HOYOS Marching Band 1, 2, 33 Concert Band 1, 2, 33 All District Band 1, 2, 33 All Regional Band 23 Second Class Solo 13 3rd Class Quartet 23 1st Class Solo 23 1st Class Quartet 23 1st Class Solo to State 23 Hi-Light Staff Member 4 DORA G. DE LA GARZA Band 1, 2, 33 Concert Band 1, 2, 33 Solo 8. Ensemble 1 , 23 Concert Contest 1, 2 NORMA YOLANDA DENA Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 2, 33 Pep-Squad Club 1, 2, 33 Mascot 43 Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 4 -E- JOSIE ELGUEZABAL El Cenizo 43 Student Council 13 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President 43 J.V. Volleyball 23 NHS 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, President 33 Class Secretary 3, 43 Talent Show 3, 43 Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 43 World History Award 13 Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 33 The Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4 THOMAS DEAN ELLIS Football 1, 2, 3,43 Captain 43 All-District 43 NHS 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 1, 23 Talent Show 3, 43 Tennis 2, 3, 43 Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 3, 43 Who's Who Among Football Athletes 43 Society of Distinguished American High School Student 3, 43 Junior Advisoryg Debate Team 33 Honor Graduate 45 Outstanding Ath- lete in Harris Rating System 35 Out- standing Actor Award 35 English Award 15 History Award 2 -12- KATHERINE LOUISE FERGUSON Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Certificate of Honor for Scholastic Performance 1, 2, 3, 45 Speech 8. Drama 2, 3, 45 President 45 Who's Who in Drama 45 UIL One Act Play 2, 3, 45 UIL One Act Zone Honora- ble Mention Actress 35 Who's Who in English 45 Who's Who in Yearbook Journalism 45 Class President 35 Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 45 World History Award 15 American History Award 25 National Poetry Contest Winner 15 Who's Who in Poetry 15 Who's Who in Yearbook 25 Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 3,45 Inform- ative Speaking Award 25 Spanish Prose and Poetry Honorable Mention 45 Tal- ent Show 3, 45 NHS 45 Personality for Month of February 45 Jr. Livestock Show 15 El Cenizo 2, 3, 45 Editor 2, 4, Theme 8. Copy Writer 2, 3, 45 SAD Eddie Award, Most Promising Actress 25 Best Supporting Actress 35 Who's Who in Drama Award 35 16th Annual High School Drama Workshop in Aus- tin 45 Honor Graduate 45 Band 15 Soci- ety of Distinguished American High School Students 45 Spanish Club 45 Most Valuable Member of the Speech 81 Drama Dept. 45 Director of School play TeII-Tale Heart 4 RICKY FERNANDEZ FFA 2, 3, Reporter 35 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Outstanding Back of the Year Award 45 Junior Advisory5 Track 35 Tennis 2, 45 Debate Club 35 Talent Show 3, 45 Speech Award 15 Voice of Democracy 25 FFA Star Greenhand 25 FFA Show- manship Award 35 FFA Poultry Judging 35 FFA Parliamentary Procedure Team 2, 35 Honor Roll 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 45 Society Distinguished Honor Students 4 JESUS A. FLORES Basketball 35 Track 3, 45 Talent Show 3, 4 JOSEFINA FLORES Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Solo 8 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 Talent Show 3, 45 Spanish Certificate 25 Art Award 3, 2nd placeg Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 -G- DAVID GARCIA Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 15 Talent Show 3,4 JOAQUIN GLORIA Ill Transfered From Phyllis Wheatly High School San Antonio5 English Award 15 World History Award 15 Honor Roll 2, 3 JOSE INES GONZALEZ JR. Perfect Attendance 15 English Award 25 Physical Science Award 15 Biology Award 2 PATTI GONZALEZ Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mascot 2, 35 Speech 8. Drama 25 Hispanic Prose and Poetry 3, 45 Advisory 3, 45 Talent Show 3, 45 El Cenizo 45 Powder Puff 15 Spanish Cer- tificate 35 Student Council 4 SANDRA GONZALEZ Band 1,25 Talent Show 3, 45 OEA 4 KATHY GROSSENBACHER FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA Secretary 3, 45 Mav- erick County Jr. Livestock Show 1, 2, 3, 45 San Antonio Stock Show 3, 45 Hous- ton Stock Show 3, 45 FFA Judging Team 1, 2, 35 Speech 8. Drama 1, 25 Powder Puff 1, 25 Class Treasurer 15 Talent Show 3, 45 Marching Band 15 El Cenizo Business Manager 3, 4 -H- PETER HENSE Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Historian 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 35 SAD 2, 3, 45 Traffic Control 1, 25 Talent Show 3, 45 ll Division Class One Ensemble 45 Hi-Light Staff 4 ROMELIA HERNANDEZ Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Jazz Band 25 UIL Solo 81 Ensemble - Class ll Solo 1st Division 15 Class I Solo 81 Ensemble 1st Division 2, 3, 45 State Solo 8. Ensemble Competition 2, 3, 45 Band Award 2, 35 Most Leadership in Band 45 Jr. Historians 1, 2, 3, Parliamentarian 1, Secretary 2, 35 Spanish Award 15 Class Favorite 15 NHS 2, 3, 4, President 3, October Personality 45 JETS 2, 35 World History Award 25 Talent Show 3, 45 Debate Team 45 Interact Club 4, Board of Directors 45 International Stu- dent Congress Participant 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 35 Student Council 3, 45 Soci- ety of Distinguished American High School Students 45 El Cenizo Honors Editor 45 Honor Graduate 45 Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4 LYDIA L, HICKEY Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-President 25 SAD 2, 3, 45 Good Cracker Award 25 One Act Play 2, 45 Most Distinguished High School Student 35 Choir Madrigt Ensemble 4, 1st Division5 Powder Puff 2, 3, 45 Talent Show 45 One Act Play Zone, District 8. Area 45 Student Coun- cil 4 MARTHA B. HINOJOSA Student Council 15 ROTC Drill Team 1, 2, Historian 25 World History Award 15 SAD 25 JETS 3, 45 Spanish Club 3: Who's Who Among American High School Students 35 Rotary Student Congress 35 Am. History Award 35 Eng- lish Award 35 Honor Roll 35 ICT Parlia- mentarian 45 VICA Advisor 4 MICHAEL HOELSCHER FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Crop Pro- duction 15 Star Chapter Farmer 25 Beef Production 35 Lone Star Farmer 35 High Point Livestock Judging 35 Dairy Judg- ing 15 Grass Judging 1, 45 Livestock Judging 2, 35 Meats Judging 1, 25 Agri. Business 4 MARTHA SUZANNE HOGAN Rice High School 15 Varsity Tennis 2, 35 Student Council 2, 45 SAD 2, 35 Who's Who Among American High School Students 35 Choir Club 35 Talent Show 3, 45 Hi-Light 45 English Award 25 El Cenizo4 -1- ROXANNA IBARRA Pep Squad 15 ROTC 1, 25 Talent Show 3, 45 Powder Puff 4 JESSE R. JIMENEZ Ill Football 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 45 Track 1, 25 Basketball 15 Debate 3, 45 Spanish Club 1, 25 Class President 15 Class Treasurer 45 Talent Show 3, 45 Who's Who Among High School Students 35 Jr. Historian Reporter 45 Drama 45 EI Cenizo Photographer 3, 45 Debate Honor3 VAL E. JUVE Marching Band 1, 25 Concert Band 1, 25 Solo 81 Ensemble 15 State Solo 8. Ensemble 25 Tennis 35 Jr, Historian 1, 25 Student Council Parliamentarian 45 EI Cenizo Staff 8. Photographer 45 Stu- dent Congress 1, 2, 3, 4 -K- DOLORES KATO FTA Treasurer 35 Spanish Club 2, 35 OEA Award 5th Place 35 Talent Show 3, 4 -L- PATRICIA LEIJA Student Council 15 Cheerleader 3, 45 Spanish Club 25 VOE Vice-President 45 Volleyball 25 VOE Sweetheart 4 EUENICE LEOS Drill Team - Lt. Com. 45 Talent Show 3, 45 Pep Squad 1, 2, 35 Student Con- gress4 THEODORE ROSS LEVINE FFA Club 1 , 25 Area 81 District Livestock Judging Team, District Meat Judging Team, Area Dairy Judging Team5 Ten- nis 35 Golf 3 -M- OLIVIA MANCHA Talent Show 3, 45 Powder Puff 3, 4 JAIME MARTINEZ District Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Region 3, 45 1st Division Solo 8- Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 State Solo 81 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Award 2, 45 Math Award 25 Spanish 24 48 Award 3, Jr, Historian 1, 2, 3, 4, Trea- surer 2, JETS 3, 4, Spanish Club 1 MARGARITA MARTINEZ FTA 2, 3, Secretary 2, OEA 8. VOE Club 3, 4, Basketball Team 2 TERESA E. MCBEATH SAD 1, 2, 3, 4, UIL One Act Play 2, Track 1, Publications 8t El Cenizo Pho- tographer 2, 3, 4 ROBERT MCLEMORE Student Council 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All District 2, 3, 4, All Region 2, 3, 4, All Area 4, Region Solo 81 Ensemble 1st Class 3, 4, Head Drum Major 3, 4, Americas Youth in Concert3, 4 JOAQUIN MENCHACA Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 4, ICT 3, Class Favorite 3, Valentine Beau 4, Mr. EPHS 4, TalentShow 3, 4 JOSE ANGEL MENDEZ Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Welding Club 3 AURORA MENDOZA Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Pow- der Puff 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4, Camera Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, Student Council 2, 4, EI Cenizo Index Editor 4, Talent Show 3, 4 MICHAEL MILLER Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, SAD Club 1, 2, 3, Actor of the Year 1, Student Council 1, Debate Club 2, 3, FFA Grand Champion Steer 2, Most Popular 4, Athlete of the Year SAD 3, Showmanship Award 3 RACHEL CRISTINA MIRELES SAD 1, 2, Secretary 2, Student Council 1, 4, Historian Reporter 4, Class Vice- President 3, Typing Award 2, English Award 1, 3, Who's Who Among High School Students 3, The Society of Dis- tinguished Am. High School Students 3, 4, Hi-Light 4 Ad 8 Business Manager 4, EI Cenizo 4, Talent Show 3, 4, SAD Award 2, 3, UIL Persuasive Speaking 3, UIL Editorials 4, Debate 3, Honor Grad- uate 4, l Dare You Award 4 ROSSANA LORENNA MONCADA Marching Band 1, 2, Concert Band 2, NHS Club 2, 3, 4, El Cenizo 3, 4, El Cenizo Sweetheart 3, Editor in Chief 3, Photographer 4, SAD Club 1, 2, Pow- der Puff 3, Golf 1, 2, Who's Who Among High School Students 3, The Distinguished Society of American High School Students 3, Student Council 4, NHS Sweetheart 4, District Medal for Golf 2, French Award 2, World History Award 2, Spanish Award 1, Talent Show 3, 4, Honor Graduate 4, Class Advisory 4, 1st Place Ribbon in Art Contest 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, Interact Club 4 JUAN MORENO FFA 3, 4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3, 4, Meats Team 3, Grass Team 3, 4 GLORIA MUNOZ Camera Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Powder Puff4 -N- NORMA ALICIA NUNEZ FTA 3, 4, Talent Show 3, 4, FHA 4, Treasurer 4, FTA Vice-President 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3 -0- EDWARD TODD OLIVER JETS Club 3, Secretary 4, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2, 3, 4, English Ill Award 3, English I Award 1, World History Award 1, American History Award 3, EI Cenizo 4, Talent Show 4, UIL Ready Writing Workshop 3, 4, Student Council 3, Honor Graduate 4, NHS 3, 4, Advanced Math Roosevelt Meet 4, JETS 3, 4, Honor Roll 1 , 2, 3, 4, Interact 4 ERENDIDA A. OLVERA Hispanic Prose 8- Poetry 1, 2, 3, 4, Award 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Society of Dis- tinguished High School Students 2, 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students3 -P- HECTOR ARNULFO PATINO Student Council 2, 3, 4, ROTC 2, 3, 4, Executive Officer 4, SAD 2, 3, Traffic Control 1, FTA 2, Pep Squad 3, 4 EVELYN PATRICIA PENA Traffic Control 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 2, Sweetheart 3, Class Treasurer 3, Tal- ent Show 3, VOE Club 4 SYLVIA TERESITA PEREDA Debate Team 3, Secretary 3, JETS 4, SAD 2, 3, Talent Show 3, 4, Student Council 4, Am. History Award 3, Eng- Iish Ill Award 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Publica- tions 4, El Cenizo Photographer 4 OLGA PATRICIA PEREZ JETS 1, 2, 3, 4, Sweetheart 4, Society of Women Engineers 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble Medal 1, 3, Section Leader 3, NHS 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, Health Medal 1, English I Award 1, Typing I Award 3, Honor Graduate 4, Rotary Club Student Congress 3, Spanish Club 3, Shorthand Competition 4, Most Promising Actress 1, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head 3, Talent Show 4, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4, Most Likely to Succeed Girl4 ROBERT PEREZ Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Track 1, 4, El Cenizo 3, 4 ROSELA PEREZ Pep Squad 2, EI Cenizo 4, Sweetheart 4 SERGIO PEREZ Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Baseball 1, Track 1 , Talent Show 3, 4, FHA 4 JULIE ANN OUINN Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Cheerleader 4, Talent Show 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, Track 1, EI Cenizo 4 -R- PEDRO JAVIER RAMIREZ JR. English I Award 1, Algebra I Award 1, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, World History Award 2, Perfect Attendance Award 2, 3, Bookkeeping Award 3, American His- tory Award 3, Junior Engineering 8i Technological Society 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4, NHS 3, 4, Track 3, 4 CARMEN C. RAMOS Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, UIL Solo 81 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 1st Division Solo 81 Ensemble 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Sec. 3, Talent Show 3, DECA 4, Secretary 4, UIL Advertising Services Finalist 4, Outstanding Student in DECA 4, Talent Show4 DANNY M. RAMIREZ ECO 1, 2, Vice-President 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Class Vice-President 4, Talent Show 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 3, Base- ball 1, 2 JOSE I.. RAZO Art Award 2, 4, ICT Club 4, Talent Show 4 JEREMIAH NEWCOMER RHODES SAD 2, English Award 1, 2, History Award 2, Golf Team 2, 3, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents3 I YVETTE RIOS Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Historian 1, 2, Solo 81 Ensemble 1, 2, 4, Talent Show 3, 4 MARTHA G. ROBLES J.V. Cheerleader 1, Class Secretary 2, Student Council 3, Powder Puff 1, 3, Choir Club 3, EI Cenizo Faculty and Academic Editor 4, Talent Show 3, 4, SAD Club 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, Camera Club 1 CANUTO RODRIGUEZ FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Greenhand 1, Chapter Farmer 2, 3, 4, Lone Star Farmer 3, Beef Production Award 3, Fish 81 Wild- life Award 2, Grass 81 Soil Judging 3, Livestock Judging 25 Student Council 15 Co-Op 4 ELISEO RODRIGUEZ Class Vice-President 15 Class Presi- dent 2, 45 Class Favorite 2, 45 Most Likely to Succeed Boy 45 Mr. Band 45 Marching Band, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Music Tour of Europe 45 Asst. Drum Major 3, 45 Jazz Band 35 District Band 35 Region Solo 8 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, State Solo 8. Ensemble 1, 2, 35 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 SAD 1, 2, 35 Jr. Histo- rians 1, 2, 35 Choir Club 4, Treasurer 45 Tennis 45 Pep Squad 45 Talent Show 3, 45 Debate Team 25 Algebra UIL Work- shop1 JORGE RODRIGUEZ Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4 MARGARITA I. RODRIGUEZ JETS 1, 45 No. Sense 15 Certificate of Honor in Algebra I 15 Honor Roll 35 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3 MARTHA A. RUIZ Camera Club 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 Student Council 15 Track 25 Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 Princess of the North 25 Most Beautiful 35 Class Favorite 45 J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 Miss EPHS 45 Talent Show 3 -5- ROXANNA L. SALINAS Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, Solo 8 Ensemble 1, 25 Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 35 Talent Show 3,4 ALMA L. SANCHEZ Camera Club 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 1, 2, 35 Student Council 15 Track 15 Powder Puff 1, 2, 35 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Favorite 35 Talent Show3 DIANA L. SANCHEZ Jr. Historians 1, 25 Concert Band 1, 2, Marching Band 1, 2, 35 Spanish Prose 81 Poetry 45 Debate Team 45 World His- tory Award 25 El Cenizo 4, Sweetheart 45 SAD Club 15 Speech Trophy 15 Tal- ent Show 4 LETICIA SANCHEZ Marching 8. Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Sight Reading and Concert 1, 2, 35 Solo 81 Ensemble 2, 45 SAD 1, 2, 35 Jr. Historian 45 JETS5 Talent Show 3, 45 Class Advisory 45 Student Council 45 Camera Club 15 Powder Puff 15 Golf 35 ROTC 15 Who's Who Among American High School Students 35 Debate Team 3 LETICIA F. SANTOS JETS 1, 4, Sweetheart 45 SAD 2, 3, Sec- retary 35 Student Council 3, 45 Interact Club 45 Class Advisory 45 Powder Puff 1, 25 Track 15 World History Award 15 American History Award 25 Voice of Democracy Finalist 25 Who's Who Among American High School Student Award 45 UIL Spelling 2, 45 UIL Ready- writing 45 Talent Show 3, 45 Grand Champion Steer 45 Debate Club 3 MARY SAUCEDO Scarbrough High 15 Band 2, 3, 45 FHA 25 DECA 35 Powder Puff 4 KURT W. SCHLEGEL Football 1,2 BRIAN SCHNEIDER Certificate of Honor for Scholastic Achievement 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 NHS 2, 3, 45 Vice President 45 SAD 1, 2, 45 One-Act Play 25 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Talent Show 3, 45 JETS 45 UIL Spelling 35 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2, 45 Rotary Exchange Student 25 Interact Club Director 45 Jr. Livestock Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Rotary Congress 2, 3, 45 Honor Graduate 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 El Cenizo 35 Tennis Eagle Award 45 Per- sonality ofthe Month September 4 SIBYL LINDA SIMPSON FTA Club 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 3: Honor Roll 35 Who's Who in Homemak- ing 35 OEA Area Competition 45 OEA Club 45 Talent Show 3, 4 KAREN SORET Marching 8 Concert Band 15 SAD 2, 35 Talent Show 35 Powder Puff 3 MARIA R. SOROLA Pep Squad 15 J.V. Cheerleader 15 Stu- dent Council 25 Honor Roll 3, 45 OEA Club 45 OEA Area Finalist 45 Shorthand Mock Meet 4 SABRINA MARIE SUMPTER Marching 8- Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Jazz Band 25 All District Band 1, 2, 3, 45 All Regional Band 3, 45 Regional Solo 8t Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, 45 State Solo 8t Ensemble Contest at U.T. 2, 3, 45 2nd Class Solo Medal 1, 1st Class Medals in Solo 81 Ensemble 2, 3, 4, 1st Class Solo Medallion at State 35 Outstanding Musician 45 Jr. Historian 1, 2, 3, Corre- sponding Secretary 35 JETS Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Talent Show 3, 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 35 Society of Distin- guished American High School Stu- dents 35 Honorable Mention 2, 3, 4 -jr- ROBERT TARIN English Award 15 NHS 25 FFA Live- stock, Soils 35 Honor Graduate 45 FFA Grass Team 4 SILVIA TREVINO JETS President 45 World History Award 25 Tennis 15 International Rotary Club 35 College Summer Course in Thou- sand Oaks, California 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 Slide Rule UIL 45 Honor Graduate 4 -V- LETICIA VALDEZ Camera Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Student Council 25 Powder Puff 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 45 Class Favorite 2 DALIA VASOUEZ Track 15 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 El Cenizo 3, 45 Talent Show 45 All District Volleyball 2, 45 All District Basketball 2, 35 All Tour- -pament Carrizo Springs Volleyball 4 JOEL ALFREDO VASOUEZ Marching 8. Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Solo 8 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, State Solo 8t Ensemble 2, All District Band 1, 2, All Region Band 2, Jazz Band 25 Jr. Histo- rians 1, 25 Tennis 45 Talent Show 3, 4 LEOPOLDO VIELMA Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Tal- ent Show 45 All District 45 Perfect Atteridance1 ALBERT VILLANUEVA Golf 1, 3, 45 EI Cenizo Photographer 2, 3, 45 Number Sense Team 2, 3, 45 Dis- trict No. Sense 2, 35 Talent Show 3, 45 American Government Award 35 Math Award 35 Honor Roll 3 -W- TINA MARIE WEHMEIR Arkadelphia High School 15 The Soci- ety of Distinguished American High School Students 45 Tennis 2, 35 SAD 2, 35 Who's Who Among American High School Students 35 Choir Club 2, 3, Secretary 35 Talent Show 3, 45 EI Cen- izo 3, 45 Asst. Editor 35 Hi-Light Editor 45 NHS 45 English Award 1,25 French ll Award 25 American History Award 25 Hi-Light Sweetheart 45 Honor Graduate 4 ROXANNA RENEE WILBORN SAD 1, 2, 3, 45 JETS 45 Band 1, 25 Golf District 8. Regional 45 Talent Show 35 Powder Puff 2, 35 Hi-Light 35 El Cenizo 4 ...y.. JOSE ARMANDO YEBRA Marching 8. Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Class ll Medal Quartet 1, 25 Class ll Medal Solo 1, 25 Jazz Band 35 Talent Show 3, 45 Spanish Club 4 O Index of Calendar Even ts Aug. 28 - Registration for the 78-79 school year began . . , Seniors and jun- iors registered . . . I.D. and school pic- tures were taken. Aug. 29 - Sophomores and Freshmen register . .. I.D. and school pictures were taken . . .Approximate enrollment for the year was 2355. Sept. 5 - First day of classes. . . Sept. 7 - Girls Varsity and JV Volley- ball vs Asherton . . . Both teams won. Sept. 8 - The Varsity Football team opened their season against Carrizo Springs and won. Sept. 12 - The Girls JV Volleyball team played against Hondo and won. Sept. 14 - Freshman Football team tied against Laredo Martin. Sept. 15 - Varsity Football team defeated Crystal City. Sept. 21 - JV Volleyball team attended tournament in Carrizo Springs... Sept. 22 - Varsity Football team defeated Kennedy for their first district win. Sept. 23 - E.P.H.S. hosted their first volleyball tournament. Sept. 23 - Volleyball team defeated Edgewood in their first district game. Sept. 26 - Members of the annual staff attended a workshop in Uvalde. Sept. 30 - Girls JV Volleyball team placed second at Carrizo Springs tour- nament. Students attended UIL work- shop in Austin. Oct. 2 - Annual Homecoming activi- ties began. The theme for this year was Eagles striving together will rule the world forever. Seniors took first place in Tacky Day competition Home- coming parade was held . . . SAD took first place in car decoration competi- tion ... Seniors placed first in float competition . . . Oct. 3-5 - Senior portraits were taken. Oct. 3 - Deadline for Homecoming wing decorations was 9:30 p.m .... Oct. 4 - Deadline for the class song and cheer . . . Juniors took first place in Battle of the Classes held after school . . . Seniors were awarded first place in wing decoration competition The Scavenger Hunt was won by thejuniors . .. Oct. 5 - Hat and Label Day was won by the seniors Seniors took first place in the Spirit Bucket Competition ,. , Seniors sponsored the bonfire . . . ROTC began the sale of hair products. Oct. 6 - Orange and White Day com- petition was won by thejuniors. . .win- ners of the Spirit Stick, the seniors, were announced at the pep rally . . . lt was cold and rainy when the Eagles kicked off against Clark for the Home- coming game at 7:30 p.m .... Selina de la Garza, representing Student Coun- cil, was announced Homecoming Queen during half-time ceremonies. . . Princess of the North was Angie Orozco, representing Pep Squad Princess of the South was Guadalupe Pastrano, representing Traffic Control .. . The Homecoming Dance was held after the game with Street People from San Antonio performing a mid-air collision between a PSA 727 jet and a single engine plane resulted in the deaths of approximately 143 peo- ple when it fell to the ground in the San Diego neighborhood. Oct. 8 - After only 34 days at reign, Albino Luciani, Pope John Paul I, age 65, died of a massive heart attack. Oct. 12 - VICA attended a Leadership Training Workshop in Pleasonton. Oct. 13 - Varsity Football team defeated Edgewood. Oct. 16 - First issue of the Hi-Light was sold . . .End of first six weeks. Oct. 18 - Girls Varsity and JV Volley- ball teams defeated Edgewood . . . FFA Land Team placed second at area competition in Sinton, Texas. Oct. 19 - Freshman football team defeated Carrizo Springs. Oct. 24 - PSAT tests were adminis- tered. Oct. 25 - Jury Exams for District Band were held. Oct. 27 - Halloween Carnival was held from 7-10 p.m. . .. Hector Cerna was sold at a slave sale for 513.00 . . .a dance was held afterwards . .. The Witch was Tita de la Garza, represent- ing SAD, Warlock - Todd Oliver, rep- resenting JETSQ Witch of the South - Mary Cardenas, representing FTAg Warlock of the South - Ignacio Mad- era, representing Hi-Lightg Witch of the North - Jackie Cook, representing Hi- Lightg Warlock of the North - Martin Maldonado, representing SAD. Oct. 28 - Liz and Kathy Pittman placed first and second respectively at a cross country track meet in Laredo. Oct. 31 - El Cenizo held Autograph Party . . . Nov. 11 - Veteran's Day parade Tennis team traveled to Laredo Martin to compete in dual match . . . Nov. 14 - Student Council attended district meeting at John Jay. . . Nov. 16 - Tryouts for school plays were held . . . Nov. 19-20 - Band traveled to Mon- clova to participate in parade. . . Nov. 21 - Choir Concert performed four concerts ... seniors viewed proofs of their portraits . . . Nov. 23-24 - Thanksgiving Holidays Nov. 27 - Band started candle sale . . . Nov. 28 - Girls Varsity and JV Basket- ball teams vs Asherton . . . both teams won. Nov. 29 - Over 900 faithful followers of Rev. Jim Jones, those of the Peo- ples Temple Cult, committed suicide in Guyana. Nov. 30 - Retakes of school pictures were taken. Nov. 30-Dec. 2 - Girls Varsity Basket- ball team attended tournament in Uvalde . . . Liz Pittman was named All Tournament Player. Nov. 30 - End of second six weeks. Dec, 1-2 - FFA Radio Broadcast team placed fifth at state competition in Huntsville. Dec. 2 - Band traveled to UIL District Trials . . . eight students made the dis- trict band ... four advanced to regional. Dec. 6 - Varsity and JV Girls Basket- ball teams defeated La Pryor. Dec. 7-9 - Girls Varsity Basketball team attended tourney in Pearsall . . . received consolation place. . . Rosalyn Halakasis was named All Tournament Player. Dec. 9 - Student Council held food drive . . . Robert MacLemore received first chair in regional competition. Dec. 10 - March of Dimes Walk-a- Thon was held . . . Dec. 11 - Elections for Interact Club were held. Dec. 14-16 - Girls and Boys JV and April 18, 1979 ,X... ..s . 4gg , , k L , lt ... . . 1. t 55 i?h ' ii 3tE?....t.g.. f ,.li ?,i' Yfsfttts May zo, 1979 October 4, 1978 January 24, 1979 Varsity Basketball teams competed in Bracketville tourney. Dec. 16 - Cosmetology students held a clinic that was open to the public. Dec. 18 - Judging of the homeroom bulletin boards Mr. Cruz's home- room class placed first, Mr. Wiemer's - second, Mrs. Arredondo - third, Mr. Purcell received honorable men- tion. Dec. 19-20 - Senior portraits arrived. Dec. 19-23 - Choir went caroling. Dec. 21 - ROTC sponsored a dance at the American Legion JV Boys Basketball team vs Asherton and won Dec. 22-Jan. 2 - Christmas holidays Dec. 25 - Campus Life members started on week-long trip to Colorado. Dec. 27 T JV Boys Basketball team hosted Laredo Nixon and won. . . Dec. 28 - Varsity Boys Basketball vs Laredo United and won . . . Jan. 2 - Classes resume Jan. 3 - End of third six weeks Jan. 6 - JV Boys Basketball vs Laredo Nixon and won. . . Jan. 12 - JV Girls Basketball vs Del Rio and won.. . Jan. 12-13 - Student Council spon- sored District XV Workshop. Jan. 13 - Freshman Boys Basketball vs Del Rio and won.. . Jan. 17-20 - Maverick County Live- stock Show was held ... grossed 586,122.70 Jan. 18 - Boys Varsity Basketball team hosted John Jay and won. Jan. 19 - ROTC held Military Ball . .. Elsa Nolasco was crowned Queen. Jan. 22 - California Cuties competed against High School faculty and won .. . Varsity Girls Basketball team vs Tom Clark and won . . . Jan. 24 - Group pictures were taken. Jan. 25-27 - Student Council sent three members to Mid-Winter Advanced Leadership Workshop. Jan. 26 - First JV Basketball tourney held in Eagle Pass. Feb. 3 - Multi-millionaire, Nelson Rockefeller, died at the age of 71. I '1 52 Feb. 7 - Band Banquet held. Feb. 8 - Four trees were planted at Victory Tree Ceremony . .. Junior class held re-elections . . . Feb. 9 - Student Council sponsored Valentine's Dance. Feb. 9-1 O - Boys Golf team competed in first golf tournament of the season. Feb. 12 - Pre-registration for juniors. Feb. 13 - Varsity Boys Basketball vs Del Rio and won Pre-registration for sophomores . . . Feb. 14 - JET Club sold candy grams .. . Traffic Control sold carnations . . . FHA held mock wedding . . . Pre-regis- tration for freshmen Run-offs for junior class elections. . . Feb. 15-16 - Girls Golf team com- peted in San Antonio. . . Feb. 15-17 - SAD presented school plays to public . .. Feb. 16 - Career Day . . . tennis tour- ney held here . . . Varsity Girls Basket- ball vs Kennedy and won . . . Feb. 17 - Band attended Solo and Ensemble contest. . . Feb. 19 - Student Council began candy sale . . . Feb. 23-24 - Boys Golf team com- peted in tournament at Kingsville VICA attended district meet . . . Feb. 26 - Girls Golf team competed in San Antonio . . . placed third. Partial eclispe of the sun and moon witnessed here . . . Mar. 1 - Girls Golf team placed fifth at Judson tourney. Mar. 3 - Concert Choir attended Solo and Ensemble contest in San Antonio ... JV and Varsity Boys track team attended Winter Garden Relays in Car- rizo Springs Mar. 5 - End of fourth six weeks . . . JV and Varsity Baseball teams defeated Uvalde. . . Mar. 5-9 - Texas Public School Week . . . Student Council honored teachers in various ways such as Secret Pals and BIONIC bumper stickers. .. Mar. 8 - Boys Golf team competed in Fredricksburg. . Mar. 8-10 - Baseball tournament was held in Eagle Pass ' Mar. 9-10 - Boys Golf team partici- pated in Carrizo tournament and placed fourth ...Girls Golf team placed third in Del Rio tournament . . . Varsity track team traveled to San Antonio. . . Roosevelt Invitational meet was held in San Antonio . . . Lupe Pas- trano and Ignacio Madera placed fourth. Mar. 10 - Spanish Club attended His- panic Prose and Poetry Contest. Mar. 12 - Girls Golf team placed third at Carrizo Springs tourney. Mar. 12-16 - Nominations for Person- ality elections were taken. Mar. 13 - Varsity Baseball defeated Kennedy. Mar. 15 - Jets attended Annual State Conference at A8tM . . . Band attended concert contest Chemistry ll and Physic classes attended Science Sym- posium in lnvalde . .. Mar. 16 - Applications for NHS mem- bership were due. Mar. 16-17 - Student Council traveled to Wimberly Convention and won Dis- trict Parliamentarian race. Mar. 17 - Boys JV Track team were champions at Laredo track meet. Mar. 19 - JV Baseball team defeated La Pryor. Mar. 22 - Elections for personalities were held. Mar. 22-25 - Rotary Clubs from Eagle Pass and Piedras Negras sponsored International Student Congress. Mar. 23 - Track team attended Queen City Relays in Del Rio. Mar. 26 - Filing for Student Council offices began . . . lsrael's Prime Minis- ter, Menachem Begin, and Egypt's President, Anwar Sadat, signed a Mid- east Peace Treaty at a White House ceremony. . . Mar. 27 - Varsity Baseball team defeated Edgewood. Mar. 28 - Near disaster at the nuclear power plant at Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania sent an estimated 60,000 residents from their homes. A bubble of highly volatile hydrogen gas mysteri- ously appeared in the top of the reac- tor's core. The accident resulted in no deaths or serious injuries, but it did show the nation that nuclear power plants were not prepared to handle emergencies. Mar. 30-31 - SAD presented play for UIL zone and district competition. Mar. 31-Apr. 1 - Varsity Track team traveled to Seguin JV Track team won at Del Rio . .. Apr. 2-3-6 - VICA students competed at state competition in Houston. Apr. 6 - JV Baseball team defeated Del Rio. Apr. 6-7 - Students attended UIL competition at John Jay . .. placed third overall. Tennis team hosted dis- trict tennis meet placed fourth in total team points. Apr. 7 - SAD presented play at area . . , placed as state alternate. FFA Meat Judging team placed first in area com- petition. Apr. 10-11 -Jr. Talent Show . . . Apr. 11 - Yusufu K. Lule became President of Uganda ending eight years of rule by ldi Amin. Apr. 12-16 - Easter Holidays Apr. 17 - End of fifth six weeks. Apr. 17-18 - Supreme Court ruled that public figures suing for libel may probe the state of mind of reporters and editors who have prepared the story. Apr. 18 - NHS inducted nine mem- bers. Apr. 19-20 - Girls Golf team com- peted in regional competition in Cor- pusChristi. Apr. 20-21 - Five students competed at regional in Corpus Christi . . . Junior Historians received Outstanding Chap- ter Award for seventh consecutive year .. .Seniors presented Talent Show Apr. 23 - Twirp Week began . . . twirp ribbons were sold . . . Apr. 24 - Student Council sold choco- late kisses . . . Apr. 25 - Jewelry Swap Day . . . Vot- ing for Twirp King was held. . . Apr. 26 - Leg Contest held . . . Battle of the Sexes held after school . . . Apr. 27 - Powder Puff game ended in a tie ... Dance was held after the game. Apr. 27-28 - Boys Track Team trav- eled to regional track meet in Corpus Christi. Apr. 28 - Kiwana's sponsored Sports Banquet .. . guest speaker was Rich- ard Ritchie, assistant coach to Fred Akers of UT. May 2 - FFA attended District compe- tition. May 3-5 - Student Council attended State Convention in San Antonio Gentry Carr represented EPHS as .. , X 5 October 5, 1978 January 22,1979 April 6-7, 1979 State Vice-President . .. Mr. Purcell was elected to serve on the TASC state executive committee. . .Ann Lynn was chosen to serve on the National Advi- sory Board for Student Councils. . , May 4 - Mr. Bustamante participated in a panel discussion at the Student Council Convention . . . only three prin- cipals in the state were chosen for this board , . . May 5 - Cheerleader tryouts were held. May 6 - New wings were opened .. . Ricky Ellis and Fiomelia Besa were chosen to attend a seminar on citizen- ship in Waco. May 8 - Student Council attended picnic at MacArthur Park. May 9 - Drum Major and twirler try- outs were held. May 11 -Jr.-Sr. Prom . .. May 11-12 - FFA Area competition. . . May 13 - Maverick County Rodeo held in Quemado . .. May 18 - Awards Day. .. May 19-Jr. Sr. Barbeque. .. May 20 - FFA Banquet was held . .. Hi-Light and Debate members gath- ered for a picnic on the Nueces River May 21 - SAD sponsored banquet. May 23 - EPHS Music Dept. pre- sented spring concert. May 25 - The crash of an American airlines DC-10 at Chicago's O'Hara International Airport resulted in the death of more than 270 people. . . May 27-28 - Seniors traveled to Astroworld. May 27 - NHS held picnic at the JC park. May 30 - Graduation ceremonies May 31 - Last teaching day. , . end of sixth six weeks. . . June 11 - Summer school began. June 11-15 - Bryan Harper spon- sored Corps Style Clinic. . . June 12 - Actor, John Wayne, died at the age of 72. 4 ,fx A Vw A i4,,wgyi'55a3 may I :'fG- VkV,,. ..VV L' i I V,:::A ' :V , -' A MW ,fir , f ' -2 1- H , I ' E J' -an-w ' This Yeafs Eaglet Has Grown and Left the Nestf Now the Others Prepare for the Test. sri J m,i5g5W11,,i3,1.f5 ., .,,., , ,,,, ,,,W, ' ,.,A , ,, i .,,. 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