Estacado High School - Matador Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1973 volume:

1973 MATADOR Estacado High School Lubbock, Texas Volume 6 Matador Pride Here Comes The Sun The sun has come, I know, For yesterday I stood Beside it in the wood - But O how pale, how softly did it glow. - W. J. Turner (The Sun) 2 3 Smiles Returning to Their Faces Sun and Softness, Sun and the beaten hardness of the earth Sun and the song of all sun-stars Gathered together. - Langston Hughes (Sun Song) 5 I Feel That Ice Is Slowly Melting All day I've watched the water . . . splash into the bushes where the earth awaits it and sucks it up. Cold water! The grass exclaims. - Lou Lipsitz (Cold Water) 6 7 8 It's All Right Here Comes the Sun You cry, stretching your arms to heaven, your eyes stretched by all the half terrified joy of being in motion. - Robert Mezey (I Am Here) 9 c o N T E N T S Administration Freshmen 11 141 Activities Sophomores 23 157 Athletics Juniors 77 171 Seniors Advertisers 113 183 Favorites Index 129 210 10 rQ) rQ fty) School Board 1. BYRON MARTIN Secretary 2. BILL D. TUCKER President 3. CHARLES L. WATERS Vice-President 4. BOB MCKELVY Member 5. GARNET REEVES, JR. Member 6. JOAN Y. ERVIN Member 7. JOE R. HORKEY Member 12 Administrative Council ED IRONS Superintendent DR. E. C. LESLIE Asst. Superintendent for Administration HAROLD GLASCOCK Asst. Superintendent for Business Affairs JAY GORDON Asst. Superintendent for Instruction 13 Cafeteria Staff 1. IRENE MONTGOMERY 2. CORINE HORN 3. BEULAH SUMMERS 4. ESTHER SANCHEZ 5. MAGGIE CUMMINGS 6. FRANCES PARRISH 7. MAUDE STANLEY 8. LORINE ELLISON Manager 9. BONITA BROWN 10. ALINE CARPENTER 11. KATHERINE FANNIN 12. ILA WESTON 13. DORENE PACE 14. CATARENA URTADO 15. MAE BELLE WRIGHT 16. CARMEN MINJAREZ 17. REBA JOHNSON 18. TIM ROBERTS U Custodial Staff 1. EMANUEL CANTU 2. EUGENE WARD 3. TEMPLE HAMILTON 4. SAMMIE BEATY 5. ELVEN JONES 6. MOLLIE MOORE 7. LEON ARMSTEAD 8. JOHNNIE JERNIGAN 9. PRUDENCIO SUBIA 10. MARVIN TAYLOR Head Custodian 15 Secretarial Staff BETTY PETERSON Head Secretary ILOWAYNE HENRY MERL HOUGH BONNIE PAYTON RUTH RICHARDSON MARY TILLERY Senior Counsellor RALPH GEORGE Junior Counsellor DON JONES Sophomore Counsellor OKLA RICE Vocational Counsellor 17 18 EDGAR PAYNE Vice-Principal CURTIS GIPSON Asst. Principal RAMERO QUINTANA ROLAND DRAKE 19 Visiting Teachers Sarah Allman Tom Anderson Mary Bailey Roy Barbee Vicky Berry Nadine Boyd Dan Bray Patricia Brazell Pauline Bradley Bobby Brown Lois Cain Daisy Carr Imogene Chance David Chapman Barbara Clarkson Billie Conley Ralph Cox Susan Dahlin Clydene Damron Mary Davis Phil DeMasco Roland Drake Diana Garza Leo Goolsby Gilbert Gutierrez Janis Hayden Phil Higginbotham Verna Howard Maronee Janes Jackie Jarrett Harvey Jerdon Donna Johnson Roald Johnson James Kidwell Roy Lewis 20 Ann Linguist Terry McClain Joan McConnell James Miller Jacob Montoya Salvador Montoya Marilyn Nims Pat Nunley Dot Park Catherine Pendleton Raymond Peppers Katie Pettyjohn Odis Proudme Larry Pullin Sharon Reed Kathy Richardson Joe Sanders Johnnie Shafer Lena Mae Sheffield Pat Spiller Julie Storey Suzie Sterling Carrol Thomas Lillian Thomas Ruth Tucker George VanFleet Margaret Wade Jo Ward Sarah Ward J. J. Wood Julie Wyrick David Wyer Larry York 21 Staff Nurse 22 ACTIVITIES the first dream of the year; I kept it a secret and smiled to myself 26 Marching Band Begins Early A month before students began the 72-73 school year the band had already started preparation under the direction of Mr. Roy Barbee. A great year with D. W. Holmes as Drum Major began in Lowry Field when the Matadors hosted the Plainview Bulldogs. On September 25 the band participated in the South Plains Fair Parade and received a trophy for their performance. Later on October 6 a brilliant blue light show was presented on Homecoming. The Matador Band upheld the loyal tradition by organizing and presenting a superb Talent Show on March 1-2. This year saw the organizing of Estacado's first stage band, also directed by Mr. Barbee. To end a great year the Matador Band held a banquet at Vann's Catering on April 16. 27 Estacado Marching Band Clarinets VANESSA COOK BRENDA GANT BLANCA GARIBAY GERTHA GRANT ROSE HALLUM LOIS HARRIS ESTELLA IBARRA MAXINE JACKSON LUKE JOINER MYRA JONES joann mcdaniel GLENDA MOORE DIANNE QUIGLEY ROSE ROBLES DEBRA ROLFE RACHEL SALAZAR CAROLYN SIMMONS SAGRA RIO SURITA BEVERLY TAYLOR LETHA TIPTON DIANE WILLIAMS ANNIE WILSON SHARON WILSON Alto Clarinets MARSHA CLEAVER ANNIE CONTEE Flutes DEBBIE ANDERSON JOYCE BLAYLOCK MARGARET BOYD JANIE GUZMAN BONNIE PHILLIPS LAURA QUIGLEY MARGIE RAVEN Oboe BECKY HILL jane mcdaniel Cornets NOE ALTAMIRANO LUPE CAPETILLO TOMMY CARRIZALES FREDDY CHAVEZ TONY ESCAMILLA GUSTAVO GARZA JOHN GAYTON HENRY GOMEZ MIKE GUTIERREZ HAROLD HALL FRANK HERNANDEZ LEE HERNANDEZ FREDDY JUAREZ JOSEPH LEE MARK MONTEMAYOR HERMAN NICHOLS MANUEL PRIETO CONNIE TURNER HAROLD WALLACE Bass Clarinets EVELYN BAUCHAM ARTHUR BLACK GAIL HALL LUKE JOINER CAROL LEE VELMA SMITH ANNIE WILSON Trombone HENRY GOMEZ CURTIS WILLIAMS F-Horn FREDDY CHAVEZ VICKI ROLLER Bass JOHN HARVEY STEVE MANAHAN LARRY RAVEN GARY WILLAMS SAMMIE WISON Baritones BILL CONNOR ADELINA DELEON FRANK GARCIA JOHN GAYTON JED KNIGHTEN MANUEL PRIETO Tenor Sax jane mcdaniel diane McDonald JOHN RENTERIA Baritone Sax JANICE HOLLOWAY LEWIS ZAVALA Alto Sax DOTTIE ALTAMIRANO DELORES ARREDONDO PAM FLEWELLEN BECKY HILL DEMETRA MILLER JOE PRIETO ERNESTO TIJERINA Drums RICKY BUSTILLOS MICHAEL DUNLAP D. G. FLEWELYN D. W. HOLMES JOE LEOS WILLIAM NICHOLS CHARLES OSBY MANUEL SOLIS Bassoon DEMETRA MILLER VELMA SMITH 30 31 32 Leadership Is The Goal ROTC, in general, teaches military history, military courtesy, and prepares a person for military life. EHS had a new addition to the ROTC department this year - 119 female cadets. The total enrollment for the department was 238, the largest number of cadets ever enrolled in ROTC at Estacado. Rifle marksmanship, drills, and psychology of leadership are taught by Lt. Col. George VanFleet. SFC Harvey Jerdon, and SSG Salvador Montoya. Col. VanFleet is the Senior Instructor. The Drill Team, when working out with rifles, met after school to practice. The drill team began under the direction of SSG Montoya. The EHS rifle team met at the rifle range after school. Patsy Miller had the highest score for a females on the rifle team. For the males on the rifle team, Mario Gutierrez had the highest score. 33 • -r v ;:i Staff Officers Cdt COL Danny Suarez Brigade Commander Cdt LTC James Dilli Bde Executive Officer Cdt LTC Evelyn Baucham Bde Executive Officer Cdt CPT Robert Thompson Bde SI Cdt Maj Bobby Putman Bde SI Cdt Maj Virginia Meza Bde S2 Cdt Maj John Harvey Bde S3 Cdt CPT Linda Collins Bde S4 Cdt Maj Janie Guzman Bde S4 Cdt CSM Kenneth Monsey Bde Sergeant Major Cdt LTC Charles Osby 1st Bn Commander Cdt LTC Frank Altamirano 1st Bn Executive Officer Cdt CPT Rachael Salazar 1st Bn Adjutant Cdt LTC Roy Trevino 2nd Bn Commander 36 Cdt CPT Gloria Garcia 2nd Bn Adjutant VICKIE ANDERSON ROOSEVELT BENSON ARTUR BLACK LINDA BURLESON THOMAS EDDINGTON KIM ESSIX JESSIE EVANS WILLIE BOB GSWEND ARMANDINA FRANCO CHARLENE JONES KATIE JONES SHERRY LEWIS VALERIE McCLEOD JEFF MANAHAN DANNY MANNIN CHARLES MITCHELL JIMMY MOORE LORENZO MOORE WONDER NELSON JOYCE PERKINS JOBY ROBINSON JANICE ROGERS CAROLYN ROJAS NINA WATKINS RUBY WILSON ALVIN WRIGHT 38 Choir Shows Outstanding Promise The EHS choir has distinguished itself during the past years under the direction of Mr. Philip Higginbotham, not only for its fine musical quality, but also for it’s varied repertoire. During the past year some activities of the choir have included contests, spring concerts, and singing at the baccalaureate and graduation ceremonies. The group improved this year in their concert work according to Mr. Higginbotham and showed outstanding promise in solo performances. The high point of the year was when Anita Padgett and Beverly Hereford received a superior rating at regional contest. 39 Estacado Orchestra Violin WILLIE ACOSTA PATRICK ADAMS GARY FORD BENNIE GAITHER. Section Leader FLORENCE GUYTON CAROLYN HENRY GWEN JACKSON MIKE McKELVEY CASSANDRA MURPHY DANNY PETERS TAMMY PRICE TARA PRICE DEBRA ROLFE, Concertmistress REGINA STUBBLEFIELD Viola CYNTHIA HARRIS JESSE MENDEZ, Section Leader Cello ANN HERNANDEZ, Section Leader ARTES PARRISH BILLY PITTMAN RENZI WRIGHT Bass SIDNEY HENDERSON JOHN ROBERSON DOYLE SNELL, Section Leader 40 Varied Activities Occupy Orchestra Under the direction of Mr. James Kid well, the orchestra has held •money raising projects as well as concerts. The various activities of the orchestra this year were many. In December, the group had a Christmas concert with the choir. Also in December the group performed for the City Council Christmas Luncheon. In the following months, the orchestra held a chicken supper and concert with Alderson Jr. Hi. to raise money for a banquet. The group packed up and went to the Greater Southwest Music Festival on May 4 in Amarillo. Later the group participated in the orchestra contest at Coronado. May 25 came and the orchestra played for the graduation exercises to close out a productive year. 41 42 You Gotta Have Art Ari is an important part of student life at Estacado. Whether it is a poster for a football game or a sculpture of a Matador, a piece of artwork has great meaning for the artist. Estacado offers many opportunities for a student to advance in any art field he chooses. Art 11-12 includes a variety of projects. It provides an excellent background for future courses. The advanced art courses offered are Applied Design 31-32, Pottery 31-32, Graphic Arts 31-32, and Painting 41-42. Mrs. Maronee Janes heads the department. 43 Students Study Business The Business Department has been very busy this year. Other than learning to type, keep-books, etc., students have done several interesting projects. In typing they did practice sets. Among these practice sets were the regular office sets and something new - the air force practice sets. In shorthand, aside from learning the basics, students took a couple of field trips. They went to Draughan’s Business College and to the Post Office. In UIL competition, Mrs. Barbara Clarkson had seven students entered. Lillian Adams placed 5th in typing at regional, and Johnny Torrez placed 4th. This year EHS had a new addition to the department. All the manual typewriters were replaced by new electric typewriters. Overall Estacado has had a very busy, but very good year in the Business Department. 44 45 46 Social Studies Focus On People Learning to appreciate our country and people of other countries was emphasized in all social studies classes. Government students learn their rights in the modern world according to the constitution. World History classes learned how to apply the happenings of yesterday. World Geography and World Affairs studied people and cultures of other countries while Hebrew history was the study of Bible students. Mrs. Lena Sheffield heads the Social Studies Department. 47 48 Homemaking Teaches Understanding Food nutrition, clothing, human development, and home management were spotlighted in homemaking classes this year. Mrs. Katie Pettyjohn directed the department's activities. Future Homemakers of America were given a boost when Mary Harris was elected FHA area second vice-president. HERO (Home Economics Related Occupations), a new organization, gave students the chance to work a half day in such places as nursing homes and cafeterias. The prime basics were shared in Home and Family Living where students were taught to better understand themselves and their home lives. They also discussed preparation for marriage and children. 49 Librarians Push Projects, Win Prize Mrs. Catherine Pendleton directed student librarians in several projects this year. These projects included selling paperback books, making book markers, and winning first prize in the Christmas door decoration contest. Not all activities occurred during school hours. Students from the Estacado Library attended a regional convention in Levelland and were represented this year at the state convention in El Paso. Leaders for Estacado's library club were: Dejuana Wilson, president: Tara Price, vice-president; Sherry Paul, secretary-treasurer; Bennie Gaither, historian; and Sandra Walker, reporter. WUKU73 50 � 52 Publications Grasp Changes The Estacado Publications classes have made some very imponant changes in the past year. Several money raising projects, such as candy sales, dances, etc., were held to help raise money for the yearbook. The goal for the yearbook was to have more color pictures and more student involvement. The Estacado Echo. which started out as a newspaper, was changed to a news magazine for the last issue of the year. Mr. Terry McClain, Publications Advisor, stated that the magazine format will be continued next year. Goals for the coming year will be to finance a bigger yearbook and strive for professional quality • in student publications. Sandra Garrett, Omeria Deatherage, and Louis Zavalo were co-editors of the Echo, while Valerie Waden, Brenda Rhone, Elaine Lambert, Perry Jackson, and Pat Gordon made up the editorial board of the Matador yearbook. 53 Science Labs Work Toward Discovery Classes proved to be enjoyable and interesting during lab periods in physics, chemistry, and biology. Each experiment was ended with discovery. Lab work provided students with ways of proving or contradicting theories. Such courses provide an open minded situation to anyone who wishes to explore the deeper and more exciting core of nature and it’s elements. Mrs. Susan Dahlin heads the Science Department. 54 56 Best Year Ever For EHS Speech- Drama This school year has been a very productive year for the Estacado Speech and Drama Department. In the best competitive year ever, the EHS speech team traveled to several tournaments and placed in almost every event. In ten tournaments, Estacado placed 29 times. Alfred Mitchell went to state in poetry and took second place. In the drama department there were many things achieved. There were several plays presented. They were The Perils of Priscilla, The Star of Bethlehem,” The Crucible, and Green Pastures. The latter play placed second in regional competition with Franklin Rutherford and Calvin Stiggers being named to the all-star cast. The Oral Interpretation classes gave two Reader's Theaters for English classes. Mrs. Jackie Jarrett teaches Speech and Drama with the motto Productive People Profit. 57 58 Math Builds Firm Foundation Related, Consumer, Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and Trigonometry are all firm foundations of mathematics. Mathematics challenge the student’s ability to learn. Related and Consumer math provide a basic approach for all students. Advanced math courses promote the students thinking and better prepare him for life. Students -with college in mind are urged to build a solid background in mathematics. Head of Estacado's Mathematics Department is Miss Patricia Brazell. 59 60 Students Train For Career In Sales Distributive Education is a two year cooperative instruction and training program for high school students interested in careers dealing with retailing, wholesaling, or distribution after graduation from high school. A DE student attends school in the morning for three periods. The student studies salesmanship, merchandising, and related business information in the DE classroom for one period under the direction of Mr. Ron Upton Then, after two other academic classes the student leaves school in the afternoon for work in an approved distributive occupation. DECA the program associated club holds an annual Employer-Employee Appreciation Banquet, which honors the employers and thanks them for cooperating in the program. DECA president was Jan Horn. 61 Office Work Develops Needed Skills Vocational Office Education is a training program for students interested in a career in the office occupations. There are two programs in the Vocational Office Education Program. Preparatory Office Education is a two hour block course for junior students; it trains them in the use of office machines and procedures. Cooperative Office Education is a program for seniors in the field of business. COE students divide their time between study in school and practical work experiences in business. During the afternoon with teacher-employer supervision, they work in approved office jobs. Thus businesses and the school cooperate to develop the graduate with needed vocational skills. President of Office Education Association was Delia Carrizales. 62 « o o Students Smooth Dents Autobody technology is designed to train boys interested in a career in autobody repair. Three hours a day are spent in the autobody technology program and the rest of the day in the academic program where a student enrolls in three other courses. A boy interested in taking autobody must be 16 years old, physically fit and have personal habits favorable to an employer. Autobody technology is a two-year course instructed by Mr. David Wyre. It is recommended that the course be taken during the junior and senior years. Three credits per year may be earned in the program. VICA president this year was Frank Aguilar. 64 Elec. Tech. Teaches Basic Electricity Electrical Technology is a course designed for students wishing to go into the electronics and electrician field after graduation. It is a two-year program and a three-hour-a-day course. In the classroom Mr. Roy Lewis teaches basic electricity and electronics. Students wire houses built by students in other vocational courses. Electrical motor repair, remote control wiring, and small household appliance wiring are other projects of students in the program. Money making projects that send students to district and state competition include motor repair, small appliance repair, and installation of equipment for school. These appliances are brought by the teachers and others for the students to repair in class. Electrical Tech VICA president for the year was Felipe Juarez. 67 Cabinet Construction Taught Mill Cabinet courses are designed to give broad basic instruction in all processes of cabinet construction and finishing. The program consists of a two-year course of instruction which could prove beneficial not only to students interested in a career in the mill cabinet industry but also to college students of architectural engineering and teachers of industrial education. Mr. Dan Bray, instructor, stated that students of Mill Cabinet may go on to become journeymen, cabinet makers, foremen, or superintendents. The goal of the program is to give interested students a firm background in a job for the future. Wayland Hazel was VICA president for Mill Cabinet. 68 69 Metal Trades Studied Metal Technology is a two-year program of instruction for boys interested in a career in one of the metal trades. The student spends three hours a day in metal trades with the remainder of the day devoted to academic work, taking three other courses. Metal Tech is taught by Mr. Bobby Brown. Metal trades prepares high school youths for initial employment as welders, sheet metal workers, and ornamental iron workers. In order to qualify, a student must be 16 years old, be physically fit, and have a desire to become a metal worker in the future. As with other EHS vocational programs, Metal Tech students participate in Vocational Clubs of America. The club president in 1972-73 was John Northcott. 70 English Classes Set Pace English classes kept a steady pace this year as always in the past. Senior English revolved around Shakespeare's classics while the Juniors main study was American Literature. Basic literature and grammar usage were the highlights of Sophomore and Freshman lives. All students received training in the basic techniques of written and oral expression. Mr. Otis Proudme heads the English Department. 72 Y-Teens Support Activities The Club that undoubtedly had the most school spirit was the Y-Teens. Supporting all sports activities, the Y-Teens gave the football team a party and sold mums for the Homecoming game. Club members also visited rest homes, sponsored the selling of sweetheart grams, and worked at elementary schools. Other activities included a salad super, initiating new members, and working with the United Fund. Summer training program will conclude the year’s activities with Sharon Hyder and Glenda Moore attending a workshop in Dallas. Leading this year's 37 members are Lois Harris, president; Glenda Moore, vice-president; Margie Raven, secretary and treasurer; Vaneesa Alexander, chaplain. Sponsers were, Mrs. Ann Linquist Mrs. Dianne Garza and Mrs. Janice Hayden. 74 Drafting Shows Improvements This year the Estacado Drafting Department has shown a lot of improvement in achievement and population in classes. Mr. Gordon Russell drafting instructor, had a student to place in UIL competition. Harvey Locke placed second at the state contests. Drafting is composed of drawing layouts and a lot of planning. This has been a splendid year for drafting but drafting can and will get better, says Mr. Russell. 75 Student Council Promotes Pride The Student Council of 1972-73 had its ups and downs, but overall it was a very productive year. The President, Alfred Mitchell, felt that most members were creative, dedicated, and hard working. Each representative of the Student Council gave a unique contribution to the school. The main goal for the year was to promote spirit and pride to the student body. The Student Council sponsored many enjoyable activities during the year including dances, plays, and speaker assemblies. Alfred felt that the year was a truly fantastic experience for himself, and for his officers. Student Council 76 Sports Contents Football 80 Queen 88 Trainers 89 JV Football 90 FR Football 92 Cheerleaders 94 Basketball 98 JV Basketball 104 FR Basketball 106 Track 108 Girls' Sports 110 Tennis 112 79 00 o I [ W 'ifc. '! , I I f£5 ' f � k J � ' . l ’ • FIRST ROW: Coach Miller Mgr. Mitchell 83 - Price 10 - Williams 41 - Connors •� , 81 - Robinson 60 - Garibay 54 - Garcia 11 - Humphrey 21 - Barree Matadof football Team ‘ ; 80 - Ross 74 - Gonzales 24 - Isaac SECOND ROW: 40 -Rodreguiz 12 - Freudenrich 85 - Bouldin 31 - Bracey 4- V v H • As 30 - Scott . 52 - Burrows 22 - Lewis ♦ 44 - Yates 62 - Moore 64 - Shell Coach Murray 73 - Easter i- y; ’t' • — i ? S Mgr. - Manahan.r . • • % •Mgx. - Wright - Matadors 72-73 Scoreboard OPP. EHS Plainview 14 7 Ft. Terrell 26 6 Coronado 6 17 Monterey 17 15 Brownfield 21 6 Colo. City 0 14 Sweetwater 7 6 Lamesa 16 0 Lakeview 0 10 Dunbar 17 7 81 84 Matadors Suffer Slump Season Estacado's football season for 1972 was a very disappointing one for the Matadors. The Matadors opened against Plainview and were defeated, 14-7. Later, they traveled to Ft. Worth to receive another loss. The Matadors returned to Lowrey Field to win over Coronado by a score of 17-6. Another return to Lowrey Field to be hosted by Monterey meant another defeat by a score of 17-15. Opening in District play Estacado met with Brownfield and lost their first district game ever by 21-6. Traveling to Colorado City, the Matadors stomped the Wolves 14-0. By this time EHS was in second place for District, but was upset by Sweetwater 7-6, and also Lamesa 16-0. The final game of the season was against Dunbar. For four consecutive years Estacado was victorious over Dunbar, but records are to be broken, for the Matadors lost to the Panthers by the score of 17-7. (continued) 85 Matadors (continued) Head Coach Pete Murray was pleased with the coaching staff of '72. Coaches were James Miller, Jr., offense; Larry Pullin, defense; Pat Walker, assistant; Carroll Thomas, assistant; and Jacob Montoya, trainer. The staff was pleased to have certain players receive awards for outstanding play. Larry Isaac, Kenneth Yates, Hillary Hutchinson, and Doyle Snell received top football awards at the annual All-Sports Banquet. KENNETH YATES Offense Award LARRY ISAAC Most Valuable Player HILLARY HUTCHINSON Defense Award 86 DOYLE SNELL Best Blocker Award 87 Homecoming Honors GLORIA GARCIA, Homecoming Queen LOIS HARRIS Football Sweetheart 88 VIRGINIA MEZA 1st Runner-Up ELAINE WARD 2nd Runner-Up Trainers STANDING: Marvin Clewis Morris Ford Steve Dudley Coach Jacob Montoya KNEELING: Pierre Laster Calvin Stiggers 89 Picador Football Team FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: Mgr. Hines Mgr. Benson Bolton Moore Peters Thomas Harvey Johnson Phillips Wright Moore Warwick Thomas Giddens White Limon Spencer Narbaez Price Lovate Hunter Coach York SECOND ROW: FOURTH ROW: Christian Esoarza Judie Wright Hobdy Hall Raven Wheeler Moore Williams Blance Tatum Ross Benson Copeland Moore Phillips Berry Perez Mgr. Taylor Picadors 72-73 Scoreboard OPP. EHS Brownfield 8 20 Dunbar 6 8 Monterey 0 7 Lubbock 0 31 Plainview 6 7 Sweetwater 18 19 Coronado 0 32 Plainview 12 42 Dunbar 6 0 Coronado 0 58 Won 9 Lost 1 District Champs 90 JV Wraps Up District Estacado Junior Varsity had a tremendous season this year, by wrapping up the District Championship. The season record was 9-1. The Picadors won over Brownfield 20-8, then played Dunbar for another victory 8-6. Later, they skidded by Monterey 7-0. The JV’s then blanked Lubbock High 31-0. It seemed they couldn't be beaten as they continued to win over Plainview 7-6. They took the road to Sweetwater to win only in the last few seconds of the game 19-18. The Picadors hosted Coronado for the first time in the season, and blanked them by a score of 32-0. The second time around with Plainview, left the Bulldogs looking around wondering what happened, with the score 42-12. The next to the last game of the season the Picadors came away with the first loss as the Panthers stopped them 6-0. But with the pride of the Matadors they came back home to wrap up their first district crown by slaughtering Coronado 58-0. 91 Conquistador Football Team FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: Blakemore Worthy Maden Sedeno Scott Clay Adams Urive Green Crawford Quigley Pittman Gayton Adams Pratt West Guiterrez Kinney Gray Wise SECOND ROW: Robinson McCullough FOURTH ROW: Washington Galvan White Pitts Hurd Chrisman Moseley Dunn Wilson Moody Alsbrooks Phenix Spencer Guyton Martin Williams Johnson Benson Smith Carrington Mgr. - Titues Coach deMasco Coach Wood Conquistadors 72-73 Scoreboard OPP. EHS Atkins 0 16 Wilson 6 28 Hutchinson 0 37 MacKenzie 0 6 Slaton 6 36 Thompson 0 20 Evans 7 0 Matthews 0 18 Evans 28 6 Won 7 Lost 2 City Finals 92 Freshmen Reach Finals The Conquistadors started the season with a win over Atkins, 15-0, and followed with another win over Wilson, 28-6. They then tromped over Matthews, 37-0, and MacKenzie, 6-0. The following week the Conquistadors continued on in fine style by eliminating Slaton, 36-6. Again the Conquistadors were flying high as they ran by Thompson, 20-0. Then the team suffered its first loss of the season by losing to Evans, 7-0. The Conquistadors got back their winning streak by slapping Matthews, 18-0. The City Championship game was set for Estacado and Evans. The Conquistadors lost by the score of 28-6. Coach J. J. Wood headed the freshman team with Coach Phil deMasco assisting. 93 Left: Gloria Garcia Head Cheerleader Right: Virginia Meza Middle: Bill Connors 94 Upper Left: Brenda Rhode Middle: Terri Wilcox Right: Margie Raven 95 Below: Patricia Gordon 96 Cheerleaders Prompt Spirit The cheerleaders of 72-73 tried to promote spirit at pep rallies as well as at games. During the summer, the cheerleaders went to a summer camp at Texas Tech where they practiced and competed with other cheerleader groups. They also exchanged ideas on things like pep rallies and locker tags. Other activities of the cheerleaders included painting signs and selling ribbons. The squad was guided by head cheerleader Gloria Garcia. 97 •o oo Matador Basketballi m 111 f I 22 - Humphrey 22 - Outland 24 - Isaac 14 - Luton 42 - Williams 30 - Bracy 10 - Boyd 52 - Snell Coach Thomas 99 WILLIE OUTLAND All-City, All-District All-South Plains Most Valuable Player Matadors 72-73 Scoreboard EHS OPP. 80 Palo Duro 78 65 Frenship 34 54 Lubbock 52 64 Friona 53 56 L.C.H.S. 53 58 Friona 50 101 Ralls 43 65 Lakeview 52 46 Lamesa 57 81 Sweetwater 57 63 Brownfield 80 82 Colo. City 60 62 Dunbar 53 109 Lakeview 47 59 Lamesa 70 67 Sweetwater 58 79 Colo. City 36 49 Brownfield 63 75 Dunbar 91 Won 14 Lost 5 TOMMY WILLIAMS Honorable Mention in District Outstanding Sophomore LARRY ISAAC All-City A11-District 102 Matadors Show Best Year The Matadors had an outstanding basketball season with a record in district of 14 wins and 5 losses. Coach Carroll Thomas was pleased with the performance of the Matadors in their best year of Estacado's history. Senior Willie Outland closed out his performance for the Matadors with a total of 530 points averaging 19.7 points per game. The Matadors will lose seniors Outland, Larry Isaac, Leon Luton, Doyle Snell, and Bobby Adams. Back next year will be Tommy Williams; ball control leader, Don Paul Humphrey; James Boyd; Victor Hicks; Charles Moore; and Ronnie Tatum. Brenda Rhone was named the year's basketball sweetheart. 103 Picador Basketball Picadors 72-73 Scoreboard Team EHS opp. : 61 Palo Duro 50 STANDING: 78 Frenship 26 : Coach Wood 58 Lubbock 71 Richardson 69 L.C.H.S. 38 Lewis 47 Friona 44 King 111 Ralls 34 Tatum 68 Lakeview 72 Moore 59 Lamesa 52 Hicks 68 Sweetwater 48 Warwick 81 Brownfield 50 Harris 73 Colo. City 49 Scott 67 Dunbar 57 Jackson 69 Lakeview 63 KNEELING: 62 Lamesa 73 Hunt 69 Sweetwater 49 Gaijnes 81 Colo. City 51 Wigfall 79 Brownfield 67 66 Plainview 67 68 Dunbar District Co-Champs Won 17 Lost 4 65 104 JV Share District The JV shared the district championship with Lamesa ending the season with a 10-2 record. The last game victory over Dunbar cinched the share of the district crown. District season began with a 69-63 victory over Lake view followed by a loss to Lamesa 73-62. Coming back to beat Sweetwater 69-49, the Picadors followed through with a great victory over Brownfield. The Picadors defeated Colorado City 83-53 leading up to the 68-65 victory over Dunbar. Ronald Tatum was the high scorer in the Dunbar game with 22 points followed by Victor Hicks with 13 points. 105 Conquistador Basketball Team STANDING: Maden West Benson Williams Phenix Guyton Wilson Chrisman Pitts Dunn Coach deMasco KNEELING: Alsbrook Green Martin Boldon Clay City Champions Won 17 Lost 2 Conquistadors 72-73 Scoreboard EHS OPP. 69 Thompson 24 56 MacKenzie 54 60 7 Slaton 33 80 Atkins 31 75 Wilson 43 73 Matthews 15 53 Evans 57 50 Thompson 32 45 MacKenzie 44 55 Evans 44 47 Hutchinson 48 47 Thompson 31 49 MacKenzie 28 53 Slaton 43 60 Watkins 46 70 Wilson 40 61 Matthews 10 42 Evans 31 91 Hutchinson 47 106 Frosh Roll to Best Year The Conquistadors compiled the best record of freshman history at Estacado by winning 17 and losing only to Evans and Hutchinson and 4 and 1 point deficits. To assure themselves of a City Championship, the Conquistadors had to defeat Evans 42-31 with some fine off the bench play by Donald Wilson after Ronnie Phenix got in foul trouble with 7:01 left in the game. The Eagles began to chop at the Conquistador's lead as they got within 3 points. Then with 3:38 remaining to play, some beautiful steals by Ray Martin and Clark Davis led to precious layups as they stretched their lead to win by 11 points. 107 Matador Track Team FIRST ROW: John Joiner Garye Price Greg West Kenneth Yates William Barree Julious Connors Coach James Miller SECOND ROW: Robert Gonzales Larry Harris Arnett Bracy Robert Moore Joe Ross Larry Moore Larry Jackson THIRD ROW: Rodney Moore Brad Copeland Pete Trevino Samuel Hunter Tommy Williams Charles Moore Ronald Tatum Lemuel Judie 108 Track Team Competes At State Coach James Miller and 5 of his Estacado Matadors traveled to Austin for the state track meet on May 2. The Matadors competed in three events in the meet. The Matador's sprint relay team, composed of Greg West, Garye Price, Julious Connor, and Kenneth Yates brought home the first place plaque with a time of 41.6, their second best time of the year. Yates came in with a time of 9.8 for second place in the 100-yd. dash. With the meet just about over, junior speedster Price showed a very exciting performance in the 220-yd. dash as he was nipped at the tape to place second with a time of 21.9. In the overall meet, the Matadors came in fourth place with 34 points. 109 JV Girls Place Second At the city track meet at Coronado on May 4, six JV girls from EHS won second place among the five local high schools. Estacado won first place medals in the 440-yd. relay with Ann Foster, Velma Smith, Margie Raven, and Diane Parson with the time 56.9. Diane also placed first in the 220-yd. dash. Loraine Collins won first in the 440-yd. dash and Ann Foster won fourth in the 100-yd. dash. Margie Raven won third in the 220-yd. dash while Velma Smith placed fifth in the 100-yd. dash. In JV field events, Lillian Griggs won first in shot put with a distance of 34' . Diane Pearson placed second in the running broad jump and Velma Smith took fifth in the high jump. Estacado’s only entry in the Varsity Division was Brenda Johnson who placed first in shot put. Other activities in Girls’ Sports throughout the year included basketball, volleyball, jacks, and dominoes. no 111 Matador Tennis Team Jesse Mendez Coach Ralph Cox Gerald Keele Bobby Putman Gary Harris Henry Maserang Pam Roberson Marilyn Cannon Kathy Shelly Ralyn Redman Liz Irwin Karen Cannon Michael Maserang Patrick Adams Albert Mata James Scoggins Cynthia Fisher Brian Wheeler Pery Jackson nt flowl also that ob; Senior Class Officers LARRY ISAAC President Bobby Adams: Football, 1-2-3-4; Basket- ball, 1-2-3-4; Baseball, 1; Student Coun- cil, 1 Frank Aguilar: Football, 1-2-3-4 Stena Alexander: Cheerleader, 1-3; Choir, 2-3; Student Council, 1-3 Vivian Alexander: Basketball, 3; Volley- ball, 3; Thespian Club, 1; Publications, 3; Y-Teens, 3-4; NHS, 3-4; Who's Who, 4 Arturo Altamirano: Football, 1-2-3 Dionilia Altamirano: Band, 1-2-3-4 Frank Altamirano: Football, l;ROTC,3-4 Ricky Alvarez: Football, 2 Greg Anderson: Football, 1 Vickie Anderson: Choir, 1-2-3-4; Vice- President (choir), 4; FHA, 3; HECE, 4 Mary Andrews: Basketball, 3; COE, 4 Joyce Baucham: Band, 1-2-3-4; ROTC, 4 Katherine Beaty: DE, 4 Chester Benson: Football, 1-2-3-4 Joe Betancourt: ROTC, 3-4 Shirley Betts: Choir, 1-2-3; Publications, 2-3-4; FHA, 3-4 Arthur Black: Band, 1-2-3-4; Feature Twirler, 2-3; Plays, 3-4; Choir, 2-3-4; Student Council, 1 Patricia Blakemore: Band, 1-2-3-4 115 Beulah Bradley: Basketball, 3-4; Y-Teens, 3; SID. 4; Volleyball, 3 Kenneth Bunton: Football, 1-2; Track, 1-2- 3; SID, 4; Publications, 2-3-4; Sports Editor, newspaper, yearbook, 4; Student Council, 1; Plays, 2-3 Linda Burleson: ROTC, 4; Choir, 1-2-4 Sylvia Bustillos: Basketball, 3; POE, 3; COE, 4; FHA, 1-2-3; NHS, 1-2-3 Delia Carrizales: Basketball, 3-4; Track, 3; COE, 4 Curtis Caudle: DE, 4 Connie Chandler: COE, 4; NHS, 1-2-3-4 Cheryl Clark: Class Secretary, 1-2-4; Stu- dent Body Treasurer, 3; Band, 1-2-3-4; Publications, 3; Speech, 3-4; NHS, 4 Willie Clay Michael Cole Marilyn Cook: Girls Glee, 1; Y-Teens, 1-4 David Crenshaw: Student Council, 4; DE, 4; NHS, 1-2-3-4 Carlos Cristan: DE, 4 Dennis Crum: ROTC, 3-4 Debra Davis: COE, 4; Publications, 4 Jackie Davis: Track, 3; Choir, 2-3; ROTC, 4; Publications, 3-4 Kenny Dennis ROTC, 3-4; NHS, 1-2-3-4; Speech, 1-2-3-4 James Dilli: ROTC, 3-4 116 Sara Dunn: FHA, 4 Henry Faster: Football, 1-2-3-4; Basket- ball, 2-3-4; Publications, 4 Thomas Eddington: Choir, 1-2-3-4; Plays, 3-4 Koyce Ethridge: Football, 1-2; NHS, 1-2- 3-4 Jessie Evans: Basketball, 3; Volleyball, 3; Choir, 1-2-3-4; President (choir), 4; Student Council, 1-2-3 Larry Evans: Basketball, 3 Trudy Fair Mae Faulk: Choir, 1-2; Student Council, 1 Matthew Fillmore: Football, 1-2 Pamela Flewellen: Cheerleader, 1-2; Band, 1-2-3-4; Plays, 4; Speech, 4; Y-Teens, 2 David Flores: DE, 4 Linda Flores: Publications, 4; Girls Glee, 1 Gary Ford: Training, (football, basketball, track), 1-2-3-4; Orchestra, 1-2-3-4; Publications, 4; Library, 3-4; Speech, 4 Jacklyn Forester: Publications, 3-4 Andy Freudenrich: Football, 1-2-3-4; NHS, 1-2-3-4; Who’s Who, 3-4; Publi- cations, 2-3-4 Victor Galvan Gloria Garcia: Cheerleader, 2-3-4; Head cheerleader, 4; Homecoming Queen, 4; Publications, 4; Student Council, 1-2- 3-4; First runner-up, Miss EHS, 4 Olga Garcia: DE, 4; Publications, 3 117 Seniors Push For Excellence 118 Haul Garcia: ICT, 4 Gilbert Garibay: Football. 1-2-3-4 Sandra Garrett: Publications, 2-3-4; Editor (newspaper), 3-4; Student Council, 1-2 Gustavo Garza: Band, 1-2-3-4 Martin Gonzales: Football, 1-2-3-4 Scott Gordon: ROTC, 4; Publications, 4 Steve Grant: Football, 1-2-3-4; Student Council, 1-4: Third runner-up, Mr. EHS 4 Oscar Gray: Plays, 4 Willie Gschwend: Choir, 1-2-3-4; NHS, 1-2- 3-4 Ester Guerrero: Tennis, 2-3; Basketball, 3- 4; COE, 4; NHS, 1-2-3-4 Frances Gutierrez: Basketball, 3; COE, 4; Publications, 4 Joe Gutierrez Ora Guyton: Choir, 1-2-3-4 Janie Guzman: Band, 2-3-4; ROTC, 3-4 Ronald Hall: Band, 1-2-3-4; Choir, 1-2-3 Wanda Hall: Band, 1-2-3-4; President (Band), 4; Speech, 3-4; Publications. 3; Forensic Club, 3-4; Secretary of Student Body, 4 Larry Harris: Football, 4; Track, 2-3 Lois Harris: Band, 1-2-3-4; Football Sweet- heart, 4; Y-Teens, 1-2-3-4; Student Coun- cil, 4; Class Favorite, 3; Miss EHS, 4 119 Beckie Harrison: DE, 3-4 John Harvey: Band, 1-2-3-4 Frank Henderson Jesse Hernandez Charlotte Hill: Cheerleader, 1; Y-Teens, 1; Speech, 4; Band, 2-3-4 Nathaniel Hines: Football, 1-2-3; Basket- ball, 3; Track, 1-2-3; Class favorite, 3 Janice Holloway: Band, 1-2-3-4; Librarian (Band), 4; Basketball, 3 Grant Hood: Band, 1-2-3-4; Publications, 3-4 Jan Horn: DE, 3-4 Hillary Hutchinson: Football, 1-2-3-4 Larry Issac: Football, 1-2-3-4; Basketball, 1-2-3-4; Baseball, 1; Track, 1-2-3; Pub- lications, 2-3-4; Student Council, 1-2-3- 4; Class President, 4; Mr. EHS, 4 Denise Jones: Choir, 1-2-3-4; COE, 4; NHS 1-2-3-4 Jo Ann Jones: FTA, 4; Student Council, 1; Publications, 2-3-4; Class Secretary, 3; Y-Teens, 1-2-3 Katie Jones: Basketball, 4; Track, 3; Y- Teens, 3-4; Choir, 4 Peggy Jones: Basketball, 1-2-3; Volley- ball, 1-2-3; Y-Teens, 1-2-3-4; Plays, 3-4 Felipe Juarez Bobby Kenady: Football, 1 Mark Knapp: DE, 4 120 Rosa Lara Phyllis Leonard: Student Council, 1-4 Sherry Lewis: Basketball. 1-2-3; Volley- ball, 1-2-3; Y-Teens, 2-3-4; Choir, 1-2-3- 4 Harvey Locke: Publications, 3; Student Council, 1-2-3; Band, 1-2 Kathy Locke: Publications, 2-3-4; Choir, 1-2-3 Leon Luton: Basketball, 4; Student Coun- cil, 1-2-3-4; Publications, 4 Tony Luton: Football, 1-2-3; Publications, 4; Student Council, 2 Ruthie Lynch: DE, 3-4 Jacquin McCastle: COE, 4; Publications, 4; Speech, 3-4 Ruth McCauley: Basketball, 2; Who’s Who, 1; COE. 4; NHS, 1-2-4 Everett McCutcheon Oiane McDonald: Band, 1-2-3-4 Barbara Maden: Y-Teens, 1-2-3-4; Student Council, 1-2-3-4; COE, 4 Stevie Manahan: Track, 1; Plays, 4; Speech, 4; Band, 1-2-3-4; ROTC, 3 Danny Mannin: Trainer (football, basket- ball, track), 1-2-3-4; Choir, 1-2-3-4; NHS, 1-2-3-4 Joe Martinez: Speech, 3; DE, 4; Student Council, 1-2-3-4; Boy's State Delegate, 3; Who’s Who, 2-3; NHS, 1-2-3-4: Teen of the Month, 2-3-4; Class President, 2; Vice-President of Student Body, 3; Drama, 3 Genevieve Matthews: Basketball, 3; Vol- leyball, 3; Choir, 2 Andrew Mendez 121 Johnny Mendoza Virginia Meza: Flame Girl, 4; Cheerleader, 4; First runner-up, Homecoming Queen, 4; Student Council, 4 Alfred Mitchell: Student Council, 1-2-3-4; Class President, 3; Student Body Pres- ident, 4; Speech, 2-3-4; Plays, 3-4; Cheerleader, 3; First runner-up, Mr. EHS, 4 Willie Mitchell: Student Council, 3-4; ROTC, 3-4; Cheerleader, 3 John Mojica: DE, 4 Mary Mota Loretta Newton: Basketball, 3; Volleyball, 3 Dolores Nombrano: Plays, 4 Thomas Norris: Choir, 2 Mary Oliva: COE, 4; NHS, 1-2-3-4 Janie Orta: COE, 4; POE, 3 Charles Osby: Band, 1-2-3-4; Choir, 1-2-3; Plays, 2-3-4; Student Council, 1; ROTC, 3-4 Norris Osby David Patterson: Football, 1; Track, 1-2 Eugene Patterson: Football, 1-2-3-4 Sherry Paul: Publications, 2-3-4; Library. 3-4; Secretary (Library), 4; Student Council, 3-4; FHA, 1 Angel Perez Joyce Perkins: Y-Teens, 2; Basketball, 3; Choir, 2-3-4; Publications, 4 122 « Roy Perkins Willie Perkins: KOTC, 4 Bonnie Phillips: Band, 1-2-3-4; Y-Teens, 1- 2-3-4; Plays, 3-4; Speech, 4; Student Council, 4 Nunzio Pitifer: Student Council, 4 Bobby Putman: Football, 1; KOTC, 3-4; Orchestra, 1-2 Anne Ray: Publications, 4 Johnny Renteria: ROTC,3-4; Band, 1-2-3-4 Oscar Reyes: Speech, 2-3-4; NHS, 1-2-3-4 Amanda Rice: COE, 4; Student Council, 1; Who’s Who, 1-2-3; NHS, 1-2-3-4 Debbie Roberson: Student Council, 3; NHS 3-4 Dewayne Roberson: Football, 1-2-3-4 Armando Rodriguez: Band, 3-4 Gilbert Rodriguez: ICT, 4 Johnny Rodriguez: Football, 1-2-3-4; Bas- ketball, 2; Track, 1-2; Class President, 1; Who’s Who, 1; Student Council, 1; Publications, 4 Janice Rogers: Student Council, 1-4; Y- Teens, 4; Publications, 4; Choir, 1-2-3-4; Treasurer (choir), 4; Plays, 4; Class favorite, 4; NHS, 2-3-4 Sammy Rogers: ROTC, 4 Carolyn Rojas: Basketball, 3; Volleyball, 3; Track, 3; COE, 4; Choir, 3 Vicki Roller: Band, 1-2-3-4 124 Chester Ross: Football, 1-2-3-4 Jeff Ross: DE, 4; Student Council, 4 Jurldene Runels Franklin Rutherford: Football, 1-2-3-4; Basketball. 2: Student Council, 4; Pub- lications, 3-4; Plays, 2-3-4. ROTC, 3-4 David Salas: Band, 1-2-3-4; ROTC, 3-4 Rachel Salazar: Band, 1-2-3-4 Elizabeth Saldana: HECE, 4 Cruz Sanchez: Football, 3-4; Choir, 1 Luis Sanchez: Football, 4 Linda Sayles: Speech, 4 Jesse Serda Kenneth Shields: Football, 1-2-3; DE, 4 Doyle Snell: Football, 1-2-3-4; Student Council, 4; Orchestra, 1-2-3-4; Basket- ball, 1-2-3-4; Baseball, 1; Publications, 2; Class favorite, 4; Second runner- up, Mr. EHS, 4 Danny Suarez: Band, 1-2-3-4; ROTC, 3-4; DE, 4 Bobby Swinney: Football, 1-2-3-4; NHS, 1- 2-3-4; Who’s Who, 4 125 Samuel Tatum: Football, 1-2-3-4; Track, 3 Rita Thompson: French Club, 1-2 Robert Thompson: ROTC, 3-4 Delbert Toines: Football. 1-2; Basketball, 1; Publications, 4 Carmen Torres: COE, 4; Class Secreatry, 4; Girl’s State Delegate, 3; Student Council, 4; NHS, 1-2-3-4 Mary Torres Roy Trevino: Football, 4 Rodolfo Valdez: Football, 1; ROTC, 3-4 Taryn Veal: COE, 4; Publications, 4 Valerie Waden: Basketball, 1-2-3-4; Volley- ball, 1-2-3; Track, 3; Choir, 2-3; Girl’s State Delegate, 3; Speech, 4; Plays, 4; NHS, 1-2-3-4; Secretary (NHS), 4; Publications, 2-3-4; Editor (yearbook), 4; Y-Teens, 4; Student Council, 4 Harold Wallace: Band, 1-2-3-4; Speech, 3- 4; Plays, 4; Student Council, 1 Elaine Ward: Secretary of Student Body, 4; Class favorite, 1-2; Student Council, 2- 3-4; Choir, 3; Second runner-up Homecoming Queen, 4 Elizabeth Watkins: NHS, 4; ROTC, 3; Y- Teens, 3 Nina Watkins: Basketball, 3; Plays, 4; ROTC, 3; Choir, 2-3; Y-Teens, 3 Terri Wilcox: Cheerleader, 4; Speech, 1-2- 3- 4; Who’s Who, 1-2-4; NHS, 1-2-3-4; Student Council, 3-4; Forensic Club, 2- 3-4; Miss Lubbock Civic Improvement, 3; Third runner-up, Miss EHS, 4 Howard Williams: Publications, 4; Plays, 4 Ida Wilson Ruby Wilson: Basketball, 3; Volleyball, 2-3; Student Council, 4; HECE, 4; Choir, 2-3-4; FHA, 3; Y-Teens, 2-3 Janice Woody: COE, 4; NHS, 1-2-3-4; Student Council, 1; Latin Club, 1; Thespian Club, 2 Alvin Wright: Choir, 4; Football, 1-2-3-4; ROTC, 3 Michael Wright: Football, 1-2; ROTC, 3-4 126 And The Sun Sets And a Season Ends 127 128 FAVORITE Favorites: Honors One male and one female student from each class, selected by their classmates Mr.-Miss E.H.S.: One male and one female student selected by the student body as representative of the ideals of the school Who's Who: Two male and two female students from each class, selected by the EHS faculty on the basis of academic achievement, leadership, and character Special Awards: Certain Awards are made annually on the basis of various traits of leadership, citizenship, character, integrity, or scholastic potential. Awards noted are Danforth Award, PTA Scholarship, Boys' State and Girls' State SENIORS: Doyle Snell Janice Rogers JUNIORS: Winford Fillmore Brenda Rhone MR. EHS - Larry Isaac MISS EHS - Lois Harris SENIORS: Bobby Swinney Andy Freudenrich Terri Wilcox Vivian Alexander JUNIORS: Lorenze Moore Perry Jackson Mary Harris DeJuana Wilson DANFORTH: Steve Grant Terri Wilcox PTA SCHOLARSHIP: Janice Woody BOYS’ STATE: Lorenzo Moore Harvey Wigfall Don Paul Humphrey GIRLS’ STATE: Mary Harris Wonder Nelson Recipients SOPHOMORES: Victor Hicks Sharon Hyder FRESHMEN: Ray Del Martin Jane McDaniel SOPHOMORES: Calvin Stiggers Teodore Herrera Bennie Gaither Sharon Hyder FRESHMEN: Johnny Gilbert Edward Alexander Sylvia Gonzales Beverly Hereford Class Favorites Mr.-Miss EHS Who's Who Danforth PTA Boys' State Girls' State 131 Seniors Class 134 Miss EHS Lois Harris 135 Seniors % W Andy Freudenrich Vivian Alexander Who Juniors More Sophomores r r Mary Harris Wonder Nelson Girls' State 4i Janice Woody PTA Scholarship Steve Grant Terri Wilcox Lorenzo Moore Harvey Wigfall Don Paul Humphrey Boys' State 140 Danforth Award MEN simple trust; do not the petals flutter down just like that? Freshman Class Officers CURTIS WILLIAMS President 142 MR. JOE SANDERS Sponsor CAROLYN HENRY Secretary MRS. MARY BAILEY Sponsor Willie Acosta Wallace Actkins Gary Adams Glenn Adams Larry Adams Luther Adams Patrick Adams Ronnie Adams David Aguirre Linda Aguilar Abel Altamirano Armando Altamirano Noe Altamirano Kenneth Alsbrooks Arletha Allen Edward Alexander Kay Anderson Debbie Anderson Rosie Arguelles Roy Arguello Dolores Arredondo Hosea Austin Totsey Bass Marco Belgara Tammy Belvin Esther Benditez Kenneth Benson Lee Benson Richard Berlanga Billy Berry Marita Berry Fred Betancourt Ruben Blakemore Raul Blanco Joyce Blaylock Joe Boldon Sharon Bonds Raul Botello Margaret Boyd Shelia Boyd Shirly Bradford Brenda Brown Connie Brown Gloria Brown Isaac Brown Lisa Brown Ruthie Brown Wanda Brown Fernando Caballero Sylvia Calderon Joe Campos Rosie Carrizales Tommy Carrizales Eva Casares Carmen Cavazos Martha Cavazos Joe Cazares Romero Cazares Dube Ceballos Troy Chaney Gregoria Chavez Irma Chavez Lloyd Christman Charles Clay Stevie Cole Loraine Collins Vanessa Cook Tommy Cornelius Emma Covarrubio Larry Crawford 144 Larry Darthart Clark Davis Nathaniel Davis Loretta Dean Albert Deleon Joe Deleon Jose DeLeon Roy DeLeon Susie DeLeon Dawn Delgado Eddie Delgado Ortencia Delgado Raymond Delgado Billy Devore Peggy Dial Ralphie Dominguez Camell Drones Steve Dudley Elaine Duke Darlene Durham Freddie Eddington Annie Fillmore Irene Fino Cynthia Fisher James Foster Rickey Foster Sofia Fuentes Jesse Gallegos Andrew Galvan Brenda Grant Christina Garcia Mary Garcia Richard Garica Sara Garica Sylvia Garica 145 John Gayton Johnny Gilbert Anita Gomez Ben Gonzales Dominga Gonzales Dora Gonzales Lupe Gonzales Nicholas Gonzales Sylvia Gonzales Robert Goodnight Michael Gray Bobbie Green Vincent Green Ralph Guerrero Ruben Guerrero Alice Gutierrez Irma Gutierrez Mike Gutierrez Florence Guyton Terry Guyton Dorethy Hachter Debra Hall L. 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Broadway Bus: 744-1441 Home: 744-3641 Lubbock, Texas 203 .. .We Get Personally Involved McLain Oil Company Goodyear Tires — Antifreeze Gasoline — Motor Oils Serving this area for over a quarter century We invite you to trade at Ivey's Parkview Shamrock 1401 Parkway Drive 762-0432 OFFICE WAREHOUSE 317 Avenue H RCA VICTOR — ZENITH RADIO TELEVISION CENTER Whirlpool Appliances 1501 Ave. Q Briercroft Center i€th Q SH7-3591 Phone 765 5704 Phone 747-4134 Lubbock, Texas 204 Serving Lubbock — And the Southwest Southwestern Public Service For Complete I 120 Main 763 2881 BRUNKEN TOYOTA — SAAB Get Your Hands On The Gas Savers — You'll Never Let Go 5209 Loop 289 SW 795-7165 £sbada Radio Seruice 205 WHERE YOU BUY THE BEST FOR LESS FTJ '•I I Lilt GIBSON'S DISCOUNT CENTER 50th and Slide Road 50th and Ave. H. GIBSON’S BUILDING SUPPLY 3117 Ave H. JAMISON SON FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1522 East Main 747-2731 FELIX WEST PAINTS 2319 Clovis Rd. 763-3444 206 Hope Is In A Smile, Hope Is Caring Enough To Show 1+ 207 Hope Is in Knowing That the Sun Will Shine Tomorrow Here Comes The Sun GABRIEL RAMOS Died in his Junior year at Estacado A MEMORIAL one generation passeth away and another generation cometh but the earth abideth forever the sun also ariseth Index of student names excluding class sections Activities Acosta, Willie: 40 Adams, Lillian: 40 Adams, Patrick: 40 Aguilar, Frank: 64 Alexander, Vanessa: 74 Altamirano, Dottie: 30 Altamirano, Frank: 36 Altamirano, Noe: 30 Anderson, Debbie: 30 Anderson, Vickie: 38 Arredondo, Delores: 30 Baucham, Evelyn: 30, 36 Benson, Roosevelt: 38 Betts, Shirley: 215 Black, Arthur: 30,38 Blaylock, Joyce: 30 Boyd, Margaret: 30 Bunton, Kenneth: 215 Burleson, Linda: 38 Bustillos, Ricky: 30 Capetillo, Lupe: 30 Carrizales, Delia: 62 Carrizales, Tommy: 30 Chavez, Freddy: 30 Cleaver, Marsha: 30 Collins, Linda: 36 Contee, Annie: 30 Connors, Bill: 30 Cook, Vanessa: 30 Davis, Debra: 215 Davis, Jackie: 215 Deatherage, Omeria: 53 DeLeon, Adelina: 30 Dilli, James: 36 Dunlap, Michael: 30 Easter, Henry: 215 Eddington, Thomas: 38 Escamilla, Tony: 30 Essix, Kim: 38 Evans, Jessie: 38 Flewellyn, D. G.: 30 Flewellyn, Pam: 30 Ford, Gary: 40,215 Franco, Armandina: 38 Freudenrich, Andy: 215 Gaither, Bennie: 40,50,215 Gaither, Debra: 215 Gant, Brenda: 30 Garcia, Frank: 30 Garcia, Gloria: 36,215 Garibay, Blanca: 30 Garrett, Sandra: 53,215 Garza, Gustavo: 30 Gayton, John: 30 Gomez, Henry: 30 Gordon, Pat: 53, 215 Gordon, Scott: 215 Grant, Gertha: 30 Gshwend, Willie: 38 Gutierrez, Frances: 215 Gutierrez, Mario: 33 Gutierrez, Mike: 30 Guyton, Florence: 40 Guzman, Janie: 30, 36 Hall, Gail: 30 Hall, Harold: 30 Hallum, David: 76 Hallum, Rose: 30 Harris, Cynthia: 40 Harris, Lois: 30,74 Harris, Mary: 49 Harvey, John: 30, 36 Hazel, Wayland: 68 Henry, Carolyn: 40 Henderson, Sidney: 40 Hereford, Beverly: 38 Hernandez, Ann: 40 Hernandez, Frank: 30 Hernandez, Lee: 30 Hill, Becky: 30 Holloway, Janie: 30 Holmes, D. W.: 26,30 Horn, Jan: 61 Hyder, Sharon: 74 Ibarra, Estella: 30 Isaac, Larry: 215 Jackson, Gwen: 40 Jackson, Maxine: 30 Jackson, Perry: 53,215 Jones, Charlene: 38 Jones, JoAnn: 215 Jones, Katie: 38 Joiner, Luke: 30 Jones, Myra: 30 Juarez, Felipe: 66 Juarez, Freddy: 30 Knighten, Jed: 30 Lambert, Elaine: 53,215 Lee, Carol: 30 Lee, Joseph: 30 Leos, Joe: 30 Lewis, Sherry: 38 Locke, Harvey: 75 Locke, Kathy: 215 Locke, Sherry: 215 McCleod, Valerie: 38 McDonald, Dianne: 30 McDaniel, Jane: 30 McDaniel, JoAnn: 30 McKelvey, Mike: 40 Manahan, Jeff: 38 Manahan, Steve: 30 Mannin, Danny: 38 Martinez, Isabell: 215 Mendez, Bernice: 215 Mendez, Jesse: 40 Meza, Virginia: 36 Miller, Demetra: 30 Miller, Patsy: 33 Mitchell, Alfred: 56,76 Mitchell, Charles: 38 Monsey, Kenneth: 36 Montemayor, Mark: 30 Moore, Glenda: 30, 74 Moore, Jimmy: 38 Moore, Lorenzo: 38 Murphy, Cassandra: 40 Nelson, Wonder: 38 Nichols, Herman: 30 Nichols, William: 30 Northcott, John: 70 Osby, Charles: 30, 36 Padgett, Anita: 38 Parrish, Artes: 40 Paul, Sherry: 50,215 Perkins, Joyce: 38 Peters, Danny: 40 Phillips, Bonnie: 30 Pittman, Billy: 40 Price, Tammy: 40 Price, Tara: 40, 50 Prieto, Joe: 30 Prieto, Manuel: 30 Putman, Bobby: 36 Quigley, Dianne: 30 210 For Normal Alphabetical Class Listings See Class Sections . . . Seniors, p. 113; Juniors, p. 171; Sophomores, p. 157; Freshmen, p. 141 Quigley, Laura: 30 Simmons, Carolyn: 30 Waden, Valerie: 53,215 Raven, Larry: 30 Smith, Velma: 30 Walker, Sandra: 50 Raven, Margie: 30,74 Snell, Doyle: 40 Wallace, Harold: 30 Raye, Ann: 215 Solis, Manuel: 30 Ward, Elaine: 76,215 Renteria, John: 30 Stiggers, Calvin: 56 Watkins, Nina: 38 Rhone, Brenda: 53,215 Stubblefield, Regina: 40 Williams, Curtis: 30 Roberson, John: 40 Suarez, Danny: 36 Williams, Dianne: 30 Robinson, Joby: 38 Surita, Sagrario: 30 Williams, Gary: 30,76 Robles, Rose: 30 Taylor, Beverly: 30 Williams, Howard: 215 Rodriguez, Johnny: 215 Thompson, Robert: 36 Wilson, Annie: 30 Rogers, Janice: 38,215 Tipton, Letha: 30 Wilson, Dejuana: 40 Rojas, Carolyn: 38 Tijerina, Ernesto: 30 Wilson, Ruby: 38 Rolfe, Debra: 30,40 Torrez, Johnny: 40 Wilson, Sammy: 30 Roller, Vicki: 30 Trevino, Roy: 36 Wilson, Sharon: 30 Rutheford, Franklin: 56 Turner, Connie: 30 Wright, Alvin: 38 Salazar, Rachel: 30, 36 Veal, Taryn: 215 Wright, Renzi: 40 Zavala, Louis: 30, 53 Varsity Athletics Adams: 80,103,112 Harris, Lois: 88 Pigues: 80 Altam arino: 80 Hicks: 80,103 Price: 80,108,109 Barree: 80,108 Humphrey: 80,98,103 Putman: 112 Bonds: 80 Hunter: 108 Raven, Margie: 95 Bouldin: 80 Hutchinson: 86 Redman, Ralyn: 112 Boyd: 98,103 Irwin, Liz: 112 Rhone, Brenda: 95,103 Bracey: 80,98,108 Isaac: 80,86,98,102,103 Roberson: 80 Burrows: 80 Jackson: 108,112 Roberson, Pam: 112 Cannon, Karen: 112 Jamison: 80 Robinson: 80 Cannon, Marilyn: 112 Johnson, Brenda: 110 Rodriguez: 80 Clewis: 89 Joiner: 108 Ross: 80,108 Connors: 80,108,109 Judie: 108 Rutheford: 80 Connors, Bill: 94 Keele: 112 Scoggins: 112 Copeland: 108 King: 80 Scott: 80 Dudley: 89 Laster: 89 Shelly, Kathy: 112 Easter: 80 Lewis: 80 Snell: 80,86,98,103 Fisher, Cynthia: 112 Luton: 98,103 Stiggers: 89 Ford: 89 Mannin: 80 Tatum: 80,103,108 Freudenrich: 80 Maserang: 112 Trevino: 108 Garcia: 80 Mata: 112 Ward, Elaine: 88 Garcia, Gloria: 88,94,97 Mendez: 112 West: 108,109 Garibay: 80 Meza, Virginia: 88,94 Wheeler: 112 Gonzales: 80,108 Mitchell: 80 Wilcox, Terri: 95 Gordon, Pat: 95 Moore: 80,103,108 Williams: 80,98,102,103,108 Grant: 80 Outland: 98,102,103 Wright: 80 Harris: 108,112 Phillips: 80 Yates: 80,86,108,109 Favorites Alexander, Edward: 139 Alexander, Vivian: 136 Fillmore, Winford: 132 Freudenrich, Andy: 136 Gaither, Bennie: 138 Gilbert, Johnny: 139 Gonzales, Sylvia: 139 Grant, Steve: 140 Harris, Lois: 135 Harris, Mary: 137,140 Hereford, Beverly: 139 Herrera, Teodoro: 138 Hicks, Victor: 133 Humphrey, Don: 140 Hyder, Sharon: 133,138 Isaac, Larry: 134 Jackson, Perry: 137 McDaniel, Jane: 133 Martin, Ray: 133 Moore, Lorenzo: 137,140 Nelson, Wonder: 140 Rhone, Brenda: 132 Rogers, Janice: 132 Snell, Doyle: 132 Stiggers, Calvin: 138 Swinney, Bobby: 136 Wigfall, Harvey: 140 Wilcox, Terri: 136,140 Wilson, Dejuana: 137 Woody, Janice: 140 JV Athletics Benson: 90 Berry: 90 Blance: 90 Bolton: 90 Christian: 90 Collins, Loraine: 110 Copeland: 90 Esearza: 90 Foster, Ann: 110 Gaines: 104 Giddens: 90 Griggs, Lillian: 110 Hall: 90 Harris: 104 Harvey: 90 Hicks: 104,105 Hines: 90 Hobdy: 90 Hunt: 104 Hunter: 90 Jackson: 104 Johnson: 90 Judie: 90 King: 104 Lewis: 104 Limen: 90 Lovato: 90 Moore: 90,104 Narbaez: 90 Parson, Dianne: 110 Perez: 90 Peters: 90 Phillips: 90 Price: 90 Raven: 90 Raven, Margie: 110 Richardson: 104 Ross: 90 Scott: 104 Smith, Velma: 110 Spencer: 90 Tatum: 90,104,105 Taylor: 90 Thomas: 90 Warwick: 90,104 Wheeler: 90 White: 90 Wigfall: 104 Williams: 90 Wright: 90 212 Freshman Athletics Adams: 92 Alsbrook: 92,106 Benson: 92,106 Blakemore: 92 Carrington: 92 Chrisman: 92,106 Clay: 92,106 Crawford: 92 Davis: 107 Dunn: 92,106 Galvan: 92 Gayton: 92 Gray: 92 Green: 92,106 Gutierrez: 92 Guyton: 92,106 Hurd: 92 Johnson: 92 Kinney: 92 McCullough: 92 Maden: 92,106 Martin: 92,106,107 Moody: 92 Moseley: 92 Phenix: 92,106,107 Pittman: 92 Pitts: 92,106 Pratt: 92 Quigley: 92 Robinson: 92 Sedeno: 92 Scott: 92 Smith: 92 Spencer: 92 Titues: 92 Urive: 92 Washington: 92 West: 92 White: 92 Williams: 92,106 Wilson: 92,106,107 Wise: 92 Worthy: 92 213 214 � 9 Matador Staff Editorial Board: Format Editors: Special Editors: Valerie Waden Elaine Lambert Pat Gordon Gary Ford Debra Gaither Sherry Paul Sports Advertising Staff Assistants: Ad Sales Staff: Jackie Davis Sandra Garrett Frances Gutierrez Jo Ann Jones Bernice Mendez Howard Williams Shirley Betts Henry Easter Ann Raye Janice Rogers Brenda Rhone Perry Jackson Bennie Gaither Isabell Martinez Kenneth Bunton Andy Freudenrich Gloria Garcia Scott Gordon Larry Isaac Sherry Locke Elaine Ward Debra Davis Kathy Locke Johnnie Rodriguez Taryn Veal 215 !,6 Wmt ‘ife: