Estacado High School - Matador Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1974 volume:

-‘fA V- . v- r. • -I . r. . : .km? re-- «c- . v • r - � V -� «’ “ ' J- . , •''' ' -. v. f t k J 2 A Powerful Force—Love To be in love It to touch things with a lighter hand. Gwendolyn Brooks 3 Man Has Power I shall not release you from the rope of words Binding you to the projection of stones Swinging you with all winds. I’ll wait until you dream a great dream. And stretch your hand to break its lions making them subordinate to your will. Then slowly snap their backs, as I watch when you have drawn their last breath I shall pull my sword and split the marrow of their bones. Making you see their emptiness. No more will you hold your faith in things. But sing the greatness of your blood. - Mazis i Kunene 5 6 Power Power 7 Like the winds of the sea are the ways of fate; As we courage along through life ’Tis these of a soul, that decides its goal; And not the calm or the strife. -Ella Wheeler Wilcox Powerful People Beautiful People I will hold beauty as a shield against despair. When my heart faints I will remember sights like these. -Elsie Robinson 13 All From an Inner Force The energy chest One keeps dipping in With the hand of one head And one’s chest is seldom empty. -Michael Benedikt Beauty Beautiful Faces are those that wear It matters little if dark or fair World-souled honesty printed there. -Ellen P. Allerton It are essential that you quick enroll ' in Senior English. Move ahead one space. Order invitations. Move ahead one space. 12 13 3 Senior Yearbook party- Go to cafeteria. World History is fun.... Well isn't it? You passed Government. Move ahead to World History, four spaces. Start Senior Privi ledge. Go home,... take a nap. Lose one turn. Senior Power Game Game Rules on Page 2 05 f Flunked MacBeth test. Go see coun- sellor. J Its demerit counting time. Counsellor sent for you. You might be able to graduate in January. Go discuss it with counsel- lor. Senior-itis strikes. Go back three spaces Counsellor's Office iiiiiiL Admin Office Kid Day.... Wear your kiddie clothes and take two baby steps back. Skip fourth period Go to cafeteria Go back to Admin Office for rein- statement. Cafeteria Eat three lunches. Skip one turn. Graduation Henry Acosta Lillian Adams Or vilia Aguirre Vanessa Alexander Leon Armstead George Altamirano Percilla Austin Dorothy Bass Norma Bass Eloisa Benitez Erma Berry Lupe Betancurt Donnie Bonds James boyd Arnet Bracy Hiawatha Cameron Teresa Cantu Lupe Capetillo Phyllis Benson Roosevelt Benson Kenneth Yates, Ronnie Ben- son, Leo Eddington, and sev- eral others were the first men to ever enroll in first year cooking class. 20 Jimmy Carr Irene Carrizales Noe Castro Janice Castilow Antonia Cervantes Janie Cervantes Diana Chapa Larry Chase Sandra Childress Debra Coffer Cynthia Collins Julious Connors Lamont Cotton Lupe Covarrubio Walter Crum Adelena DeLeon Joe DeLeon Trudy Davenport Kim Essix Pedro Fernandez Winfbrd Fillmore Rebecca Fino Hector Flores Janie Flores Joe Flores Danny Foster Wanda Forster 21 Top: EHS students enjoy the OEA Employer's-Employee's Banquet. Left: Billy Scott, Ray John- son and Larry Chase compare notes in the cafeteria. Middle Rights Harvey Wig- fall takes notes at a student Council meeting. Bottom: In Homemaking the girls are always cooking up a Ttorm. Here Doris Goodwyn and Ola Runnels are really fixing up a super meal, and enjoying it. Mandy Franco Bertha Fuentes Raymond Gallegos Adela Garcia Alejandro Garcia Elda Garcia Jose Garcia Mike Garcia Blanca Garibay David Garza Diane Gonzales Doris Goodwyn Patricia Gordon David Graham Rita Gray Linda Gutierrez Beverly Hall Gayle Hall Harold Hall David Hallum Jewel Harris Mary Harris Johnny Guzman Steve Guy ear Clarence Guyton Jesse Guzman ideas must be consid- ered. Decisions for the future are vital. Estacado has provided the opportunities but the end product de- pends largely upon each individual. Men and women making decisions-that is the power of educa- tion. Top Right: Kay Hood shows the student directories printed by OEA. Top Left: Pam Washington and Claik Davis really get it together at the Senior Car- ni vaL Bottom Left: Ola Runels seems to be looking forward to the future of being ahappy homemaker. Bottom Right: Shorthand does not seem hard for Sen- ior Danny Foster. 24 Wayland Hazel Ann Hernandez Elsa Hernandez Janie Hernandez James Herrera Juanita Herrera D. W. Holmes Thora Hood Diane Hooks Don Humphrey James Hint Bobbie Hunter Lena Ivory Gerald Jackson Perry Jackson Brenda Johnson Ray Johnson Wanda Johnson Luke Joiner Myra Jones David King Elaine Lambert Ricky Lawrence James Lewis Rodney Lewis Sherry Locke 26 Cecilia JLovato Terry Love Susan Luton Valerie McCloud Debra Man ah an Jeff Man ah an Ruby Manahan Emma Martin Ricky Martin Gustavo Martinez Patsy Miller Lawrence Milton Charles Mitchell Joyce Mitchell Isabell Martinez Sherra Miller The Home and Family Living classes always have several mock weddings a year. Two of this year’s participants were Frances Santos and Vance Henry. Larry Mitchell Ralph Moncivais Kenneth Monsey Glenda Mooney Glenda Moore Larry Moore Lorenzo Moore Isaac Mora Alicia Morales Jeanie Moreno Carolyn Neloms Wonder Nelson William Nichols Wanda Norris John Northcott Anselmo Ochoa Ramona Oliva Curtis Pegues Raymon Perkins Charles Perry Aurelio Pina Mike Pitifer Tara Price Ronnie Queenan Diane Quigley Ramona Ramos Larry Raven Rita Renteria Brenda Rhone Bernard Richardson Virginia Rios Flora Riviera 27 Sharon Roberts Herbert Robinson Joby Robinson Rhonda Robinson Janice Rodriguez Jose Rodriguez Clariss Rogers Debra Rolfe Billy Roller Ola Runnels Billy Scott Terry Sifuentes Alfredo Silvas Rey Silvas Martha Sims Gilbert Soto Joe Soto Sergurio Surita Beverly Taylor Sharon Taylor 30 Linda Umitia Sandra Walker Keith Walton Eddie Ward Patricia Williams Shelby Williams Annie Wilson Charlene Wilson Dejuana Wilson Sharon Wilson Kenneth Yates Josephine Young Renzie Wright Louis Zavala 73 Cfl Ingredients of Power: Beauty Seniors ...... Juniors ...... Sophomores.... Freshmen ..... Foundation Faculty ...... Unity Activities ... Integrity Honors ....... Pride Sports........ Consumer Ads........... Index ............. Autographs ONTENTS A Woman Power Man Power Beauty Beautiful eyes are those that show. Like crystal panels where hearth-fires glow. Beautiful thoughts that burn below -Ellen P. Allerton 8 9 Auditorium Go to Auditorium to order class ring. THE MINK - Junior Power Game Who was wearing that mink stole at the Prom? Move ahead two spaces. Game Rules on Page 205 Enrolled in POE move ahead five spaces. 36 Junior Power There is strength in belonging and unity in a common pride. An age of s t r o n g pride has come cou- pled with a desire to be gone and done with the monotony. The world is calling and decisions must be made. Perhaps it is time to go,... or perhaps it is best to stay a while longer. Top Left: The Spanish Club Luncheon involves senior Flora Riviera and junior Josie Vega. Top Right: Doing research in the Library room is necessary to all Juniors. Bottom Right: English seems to be easy for Ronnie Tatum. Bottom Left: Maxine Jackson seeks advice from Mrs. Pam Montford. 38 Rosie Aguiar Jackie Alexander Gladys Anderson Furnett Austin Sheldra Baker Linda Barber Linda Baree William Baree Shirley Bass Ronnie Benson Margie Berlanga James Berry Ricky Black Rigo Blanco Stanley Bolton Cynthia Bondoc Brenda Bonds Gary Bouldin Alvin Bracy Gelater Bradley Benny Burk Clifford Burrow Ricky Bustillos Barbara Caldwell Marilyn Cannon Linda Carr Jesse Cervantes Arnold Cervantez Robert Chadis Freddy Chavez Rita Chavez Linda Clay Marsha Cleaver Marvin Clewis Bill Connor 39 Dora Cristan Vicenta Cuevas Billy Cummings Ruby Davis Omeria Dcatherage Elizabeth Deleon Dwight Delgado Ruby Delgado Billy Duke Joantte Duncan Michael Dunlap Tony Escamilla D. G. Flewellyn John Ford Rex Fremont Sabrina Fulcher Alex Gaines Bennie Gaither Debra Gaither Eddie Garcia Frank Garcia Gilbert Garcia Lelia Garcia Raul Garcia Kathy Gamer Reba Gaiza David Giddens Kerry Grant Sheryl Green Albert Griggs Lillian Griggs Danny Gomez Henry Gomez Juanita Gonzales Mary A. Gonzales 40 Oscar Gonazles Robert Gonzales Ruby F. Goodwyn Mario Gutierrez Vanessa Hall Savoyne Hammons Diane D. Haney Doris Harrell Cynthia Harris Micheal Harvey Barry Hazel Armando Hernandez Daniel Hernandez Delia Hernandez Diana Hernandez Elias Hernandez Jesse Hernandez Joe Hernandez Pat Hernandez Robert Hernandez Teodora Herrera Victor Hicks Willie Hobdy Lenora Houston Lillie Mae Humphery Lorraine Hunter Samuel F. Hunter Armando Ibarra Estella Ibarra Gregory Jackson James Jackson Linda Jackson Maxine Jackson Paulette Jackson Sentha Jackson 41 James Jamison Phil Jimenez Denise Johnson Tommy Johnson Travis Johnson Loella Jones Sammy H. Jones C arl Judie Lemuel Judie Gerald Keele Danny Ray Kinney Debra Ann Kinney Mickey Kinney Aaron Lang Barbara Lang Donetta Joann Lay Joe Leos Winnie Lewis Albert Limon Ken Littlejohn David Locke Arthur Lopez Elubidia Lopez Larry Lovato Tricia Low Lela I. McComey Eunice McChristion Joanne McDaniel Cheryl McDonald Mike McKelvey Melvin Malone Sheila Marison Jesse Marquez Bobby Martinez Lucy Martinez 42 Rudy Martinez Henry Maserang Sherri Mask Susan Mata Polo Medrano Bernice Mendez Connaly Mitchell Tricia Mitchell Gloria Montgomery Pete Morales David Mora Amelia Moreno Betty Moreno Charles Moore Robert Moore Rodney Moore Olga Mosqueda Arthur Narvais Rayford Nichols Diahann Nunley Pete Ochoa Rosa Oyervidez Artis Parrish Katrina Patton Rosie Perry Gloria Perryman Danny Peters Michael Phillips Michael Phillips Edward Pittman Gilbert Ponciano Joyce Porter Elvan Price Becky Putman Lura Quigley 43 Elsa Ramirez Lloyd Raven Margie Raven Marcela Reyna Herman Robinson Irene Rodriquez Alica Romero Joe Ross Gilbert Salas Daniel Samudio Susan Sanchez Norma Sequra Daniel Sifuentes Olga F. Silvas Carolyn Simmons Velma Smith Karen Sneed Manuel Solis James Soliz Mark Souder Veronica Sowells Lawrence Spencer Calvin Stiggers Gerald Stevenson Ricky Suare Jackie Sumner Helen Surita Jersa Sursa Marion Sutton John Taylor Sharon Taylor Stevie Taylor Arthur Thomas Phil Thomas Ricky Thomas 45 Ernest Tigerina Silvia Tijerina Pamela Timms Johnny Torres Ray Torrez Pete Trevino Connie Turner Joe Urtado Darlene Vasquez La Donna Veal Josie Vega Elizabeth Velasquez Victor Velasquez Steven Vestal Paula W allace Sheila Walton Glynn Warwick Effie Lee Washingtor Michael Watley Cathy White Johnny White Paul White Brenda Williams Dianne Williams Jean Williams Joyce Williams Wanda Williams Alice Wilson Joe Wlison Kenneth Wright Vemell Wright Julio Zavala Alice Zuniga 46 Beauty Beautiful lips are those whose words Leap from the heart like songs of birds Yet whose utterence prudence girds -Ellen P. Allerton Willie Acosta Gary Adams Larry Adams Luther Adams Patrick Adams Bemie Adkins Linda Aguilar David Aguirre Arletha Allen Edward Alexander Kenneth Alsbrooks Armando Altamirano Noe Altamirano Debbie Anderson Kay Anderson Anna Arguelles Delores Arredondo Terry Banks Totsey Bass Marcos Belgara Tammie Belvin Ester Benitez Kenneth Benson Billy Berry Marita Berry Fred Betancourt Charles Bible Rubin Blakemore Raul Blanco Joyce Blaylock Joe Bolden JoJo Bolden Sharon Bonds Paul Botello Margarett Boyd 52 Sheila Boyd Ester Briseno Brenda Brown Connie Brown Isaac Brown Lisa Brown Ruthie Brown Wanda Brown David Buchanan Sharon Burch Sylvia C alderon Durwyn Carrington Rosie Carrizales Tommy Carrizales Jerome Carter Eva Casares Teiry Casarez Cruz Cavarrubio Carmen Cavazos Joe Cazares Carlos Chapa Gutinber Chapa Charles Christian Lloyd Christman Charles Clay Steve Cole Lorraine Collins Vanessa Cook Tommie Comelious Larry Crawford Larry Darthard Clark Davis Ray DeLeon Susie DeLeon Dawn Delgado 53 Eddie Delgado Ortencia Delgado Raymond Delgado Billy DeVore Peggy Dial Portia Dorsey Steve Dudley Elaine Duke Darlene Durham Freddie Eddington Daniel Erwin Annie Fillmore Irene Fino Cynthia Fisher Ann Foster Isreal Franco Santos Franco Sofia Fuentes Jessie Gallegos Andrew Galvan Brenda Gant Christina Garcia Sara Garcia Sylvia Garcia Johnny Gilbert Anita Gomez Ben Gonzalez Dora Gonzalez Lupe Gonzales Nick Gonzales Sylvia Gonzales Robert Goodnight Michael Gray Bobbie Green Vincent Green 54 Alice Gutierrez Frank Gutierrez Mike Gutierrez Florence Guyton John Guyton Dorothea Hachel Debra Hall Patricia Harkey Lonnie Harrell Gary Harris Kay Harris LaDresta Harvey Carolyn Henry Beverly Hereford Anita Hernandez Frank Hernandez Lee Hernandez Lillie Hernandez Ruth Hernandez Becky Hill Sally Hinojosa James Hobbs Milton Hobdy Rosemary Holguin Kay Hopson Claude Houston George Howard Peggy Hunter Alvin Hurd Crystal Jackson Gwen Jackson Patricia Jaushlin Barbara Jennings David Jemigan Judy Jimenez 55 Eugene Johnson David Johnson Joseph Johnson Paul Johnson Alfred Jones Della Jordon George Juarez Leticia Juarez Mary Juarez Denise Kenady Sophomore Power The feeling of be- ing an upperclass- man” is a new experi- ence. It means not only a feeling of accom- plishment but a time to set goals as well. It is time to begin thinking of a future, time to grasp what was learned in the past. Sophomore time is the time, as never be- fore, to climb into the roles of adulthood. Top: Algebra I is serious business to this sophomore class. Bottom Left: Sylvia Gonzales follows along as one of her classmates recites. Bottom Right: To be a suc- cessful reader, Sammye Simms must learn to com- prehend what he hears. 56 Patricia Klenclo Jed Knighten Belinda Koonce Robert Kuraey Andre Laster Anna Lay Carol Lee Freddie Lee Joe Lee Herbert Lewis Theodore Lewis Curtis Lilly Edelmira Lopez Danny Love Henry Lyons Fred Maden Mary Manzay Tyrone Marshall Ray Martin Ronnie Martin Andy Martinez Benny Martinez Willie Martinez Sandra Martin Michael Masarang Albert Mata Charles McClain Eldon Me Claron Gayle McCleod Harold McCullough Jane McDaniel Yolanda Medellin Carlos Medrano Isabel Mendez Jesse Mendez 57 Mary Mendoza Sally Meza Demetra Miller Ehvin Monsey Irma Monte longo Mark Monte mayor Jesse Montie 1 Connie Moore Herbert Moore Dora Moreno Ray Mosley Cassandra Murphy Rudy Narvais Linda Nelson Herman Nichols Alma Norris Rosemary Ochoa Janie Orta Raymond Oyervidez Gilbert Padilla Diane Parson Mary Ann Pedroza Tina Perez Shirley Perkins Diana Perryman Ronnie Phenix Diane Phillips Paulette Phillips Gloria Picon Rosemary Pina Billy Pittman Authur Pitts Homer Pitts Virginia Ponciano Stacia Pope 58 Sandra Pratt Tammy Price Danny Prieto Sylvia Puga Hazel Queenan Walter Quigley Joe Ramos Mary Ramos Pablo Ramos Pete Ramos Sara Ramos Linda Randles Ralynn Redman Rosa Rendon Wilma Richard Connie Roach Pam Roberson Jarvis Robinson Sandra Roberson Rose Robles Forrest Roberts Felipe Rocha Elvira Rodriguez Frances Rodriguez Johnny Rodriguez Antonio Rodriguez Kenneth Rogers Steve Roller Ronnie Roland Cynthia Ross Franklin Salas Norma Salazar Larry J. Salinas Juanita Sanchez Mary Ann Sosa 59 Steve Sauceda Shirley Scales James Scoggins Bobby Scott Wade Scott Armando Sedeno Kathy Shelly Linda C. Simpson Albert Slaughter Burnett Smith Norman Smith Christina Soliz John Soto Tom Soto Maggie Solis Monte Spain Roy Spann Raymond Spencer Janice Stevenson Dairy Stiggers Sharon Stinebaugh Billy Stubblefield Regina Stubblefield Sarah Subia Brian Sumner Janet Sumner Shirley Taylor Lillian Thomas Norris Thomas Steve Thomas Elizabeth Tijerina Letha Tipton Lawrence Titues Bettie L. Tobe Joyce L. Tobe 61 Angelita Torres Elvira Torres Eddie Trevino Jerardo Urive Adam Valdez Daniel Villagomez Thomas Villarreal Billy E. Vinson Eddie Walker Janice Walker Ricky D. Walton Elvis W ashing ton Mary Watley Diane L. Watters Greg West Sammy L. West Bryan Wheeler Jimmy White Curtis Williams Cecilia Williams Jesse Williams Kathy Williams Larry Williams Linda Williams Tommy Williams Cherri Wilson Donald Wilson Roxie Wilson Sammie Wilson Sharon Wilson Tommy Wise Patrick Worthy Michael C. Yett 62 -Ellen P. Allerton Beauty Beautiful hands are those that do work that is honest and brave and true moment by moment the long day through 8 9 10 It’s Thursday and you forgot to wear your ROTC uniform. Go back two spaces You flunked Related Math test. Go back four spaces. 5 You went to Howdy Dance. Move ahead four spaces. w m i 4 If you stop here turn right for a short cut on your next turn. FI B 3 Remember to skip over emblem. 2 You just signed up for Journalism. Move ahead four spaces. Freshman Power Game 1 Game Rules on Page 205 Start 13 Ben Adams Gary Adams Cynthia Adamson Vera Adamson Ollie Adkins Richard Aleman Michael Alexander Ralph Alexander Molly Alvarado Peral Alvarez Priscilla Alvarez Rickey Anderson Vernon Anderson Ralph Andrews Cathy Arguello Linda Arguello Ellis Atkins Kim Ayers Sylvia Banks Cherry Barber Paula Beevers Rudy Bela William Bell Ann Benavides Eliseo Benites Kenneth Berry Denette Billingsley Cynthia Blaylock Charles Bolden Larry Bolden Daniel Bondoc Dana Boone Roscoe Boyd Lynn Bracy David Briseno 68 Billy Ray Brooks D. B. Brooks Linda Brown Beverly Buckner Danny Bunton Debbie Briones Eamestine Burleson Larry Burleson Amulfo Cantu Hortensia Cantu Janie Cantu Jesse Carr Nat Carrizales Ronald C arrington Jaime Castro Diane Cavazos Martha Cazares Gus Cebellos Letricia Cebellos Alvin Cervantez Vicky Chapa William Charp Carolyn Chase Sandra Chartham Gregoria Chavez Joe Chavez Cindy Childress Margret Childress Billy Cinnamon Dalia Cisneros Randy Coffer David Collins David Combs Barbara Conners De loris Conte e 69 Janie Conterras Cathy Caraway Loren a Cornelius Danny Covarrubio Mary Coy Margie Craigg Raul Cristan Jimmy Cuevas Pamela Curver Gerald Darthard Edna DeLeon Joe DeLeon John DeLeon Sammy DeLeon Johnny Cruz Albert Delgado Josie Delgado Steve Devore Jonita Dewberry Dana Doss Robert Draper Micheal Duff Kenneth Dunlap Ervin Eddington Eddie Elias Elsa Escamillo Roshon Evans Mary Farrias Arlene Foster Gabriel Flores Sylvia Flores Victoria Flores James Fond Dennis Foster Raymond Foster 70 Jo Ann Franco Ralph Franco Gwen Freeman Pat Fremont Debra Gamble Francis Galicia Feliciano Garcia Gilbert Garcia Lupe Garcia Mary Garcia Robert Garcia Salvador Garcia Virginia Garcia Pat Garibay Vernon Gamer Cathy Gentry Sherry George Carl Gidden Maria Glenn Ray Gomez Rosa Gomez Antonia Gonzales Fernando Gonzales Stella Gcnzales Karry Grant Jimmy Green Lesley Greene Jessie Greggs Ascencion Guerrero Hector Guerrero James Guinyard Isabel Gutierrez Andy Gutierrez Doug Hall Mary Haney 71 72 M. C. Harvey Debra Harris Emma Harris Renna Harris Betty Hastings Henry Hastings Mary Jane Hawkins Debbie Henderson Toby Hendricks Adam Hernandez Ben Hernandez Diane Hernandez Jesse Hernandez Norma Hernandez Rita Hernandez Roy Hernandez Velma Hernandez Guadalupe Herrera Joe Herrera Richard Herrera Larry Hobbs Darlene Hollings Left: Vera Adamson is a first violinist in the EHS orches- tra, a great accomplishment for a freshman. Right Coach deMasco ex- plains grammar to Debra Ri- ley and Joyce Jefferson. Freshman Power They begin... at first with hesitation, but they learn the ropes quickly. Estacado becomes their's as the fresh- manbuild pride in their accomplish- ments and excell in areas of interest. EHS offers varied experi- ences and educational opportunities. The freshmen realize it is time to begin. Left: Myrna Whitehead and Patricia Rolfe debate a sub- ject in debate class. Sharon K. Hull Ricky Humphrey Ronnie Ivey Gerald Jackson Rochelle Jackson Vera Jackson Shree Jamison Joyce Jefferson Harold Johnson Kenneth Johnson Mary Johnson Rosetta Johnson Willie Johnson Roy Lee Jones Charlie Jorden Albert Josey Louis Josey Morres Keele Larry Kerry Sherrie Kidd 73 Diane Koonce Joyce Lacy Bobby Lany D'nell Lester Don Lawrence Brenda Lewis Gerald Lewis Jean Lewis Madelne Lewis Ray Lilly Ruth Lopez Allen Love Joe Lozoya Micheal McCowan Lee McDonald Sonia McFarland Gloria McGruder Tami McGuire Jill McNeal Kathy McNeal Kathy Mackey Albert Maden Bobby Man ah an Jackie Manuel Martha Martinez Mary Martinez Jo Ann Maserang Jimmy Medrano Nick Mendez Jesse Meza Beverly Miller Barbara Mitchell Billy Mitchell Dorothy Mitchell Glen Mitchell 74 Freddy Montem ay er Carl Moody James Moore Tina Moore Albert Mora Robert Morono Olivia Mosqueda Lydia Munoz Eddy Nash Lonnie Nichols Richard Nombrano Robert Nombrana Mike Northcott Willie Nunley Joe Ochoa Helen Orta Mary Lou Orta Ruby Orta Diane Ortega Dolly Ortega Judy Out land Manuel Pacheco Steve Parker Mark Parson Brenda Patterson Debra Patterson Tawnya Patton Ricky Pegues Esquilia Peoples Micheal Peoples Dennis Perez Jo Ann Perez Freddy Perkins Patty Perkins Terry Perkins 75 Iana Perryman Joe Peters Deborah Phillips Tony Pitifer Ruby Pittman Larry Porter Debra Price James Prieto Linda Sue Prado Delia Pug a Mary Putman Jessie Quigley Valarie Quigley Janie Ramon Sylvia Ramos Teresa Raven Teresa Rashaw Clarence Reed Lillie Reed Ruben Renden Anita Renden Gloria Rendon Arturo Renso Ricky Renteria Irma Rezes Richard Randall Lawanda Randall Dale Richards Debora Riley Leo Rivera Erma Robinson Jerry Robinson Melvin Roberson Herminia Rodriguez Manuel Rodriguez 76 Mauro Rodriguez Cruz Rojas Brad Roland Patricia Rolfe Gracie Romero Rene Rominguez Fernando Romo Alvin Ross Calvin Ross Cecil Ross Jerry Ross Sandra Ross Loraine Rune Is Rose Salas S us ana Salas Delia Salazar Celia Saldana Martin Sanchez Oscar Sanchez Phillip Sandoval Diane Sauceda Rene Silvas Hubert Sims Anita Smith Barbara Smith Jimmy Smith Kenneth Smith Leon Smith Mike Smith Victor Smith Mary Solis Teresa Soto Lane Souder Ezekiel Sowells Ramona Spencer 78 Lydia Stevenson Martha Surtia Ruthel Swanger Mary Sweargin Norma Tanner C harles T ay lor Ernest Taylor Sam Taylor Anthony Thomas Bobby Thomas Carolyn Thomas Kenneth Thomas Rodney Thomas Vicki Thomas Rhonda Thompson Rickey Thornton Orlando Tijerina Tammy Timms Bobby Torres Robert Torres Eddie Torrez Oscar Torrez Sylvia Torrez Ray Travenia Blanca Trevino Jerry Turner Jo Aim Urive Mary Urive Wayne Urrutia Eva Valdez Elvis Vela Colleen Vestal Elias Villareal Mickey Villarreal John Walker 79 Mag Walker Kenneth Walton Raphael Walton Johnny Ward Mary Ward LaWanda Watley Mary West Natham Wheeler Dimple White Glenda White James White Jerry White Duncan Whitehead Myma Whitehead David Wiggins Thomas Wilkerson Annie Williams Daniel Williams Delores Williams Mary Williams Russels Williams Herman Wilson Rose Mary Wilson Rosie Wilson Blenda Woodruff Alisis Wright Brenda Wright Cecil Wynn Felipe Ybarra Brenda Y ett Charlotte Young Lewis Young Loretta Young John Zavalas Sylvia Zavala 80 Foundation We have faith in old proverbs full surely. For wisdom has traced what they tell. And truth may be drawn up as surely From them, as it may from a well. Let us question the honest and doers. And hear what they honestly say; And you'll find they believe like bold wooers. In Where there's a will there's a way. -Mazisi Kunene Charles L. Waters Vice-President Byron Martin Secretary Board of Education Mrs. JoanY. Ervin Joe R. Hotkey Bob McKelvy Garnet Reeves Jr. 84 Lubbock Public Schools Members of the Administra- tive Council discuss prob- lems and solutions of the school system. Ed Irons Superintendent Harold Glasscock Jay Gordon Dr. E. C. Leslie Administrative Council 85 Howard Price Edgar Payne Curtis Gipson Vice-Principal Asst. Principal EHS Administration Betty Peterson Ilowayne Henry Roberta Howell Debbie Stone Office Personnel Ralph George Senior Counsellor Okla Rice Vocational Counsellor Don Jones junior Counsellor Counsellor Staff Ann Linguist Sophomore Counsellor Deanie Bloomer Counsellor Secretary Custodial Staff Front Ishmal Perez Alvin Wright J. P. Crisey Johnnie Jemigan Willie Toliver Mollie Moore Back: Leon Armstead Clemmie Johnson Sammie Beaty Belzora Armstead Center: Mr. Leon Armstead and Mr. Sammy Beaty are keeping the school comfortable by keep- ing everything under control. Bottom Left Mrs. Mollie Moore does her work with a happy smile. Bottom Right Belzora Armstead helps clean the cafeteria after the lunch period. 86 Cafeteria Staff Back Row: Alyene Arthur Maude Stanley Ila Weston Maggie Cummings Hattie Scoggins Maybe 11 Wright Vivian Reynolds Jane Carsico Katherine Fannin Banita Brown Front Row: Imogene Norris Irene Montgomery Mary Lou Poulter Kathy Urtado Francis Parrish Ester Sanchez Doreen Pace Tim Roberts Middle: May bell Wright, Katherine Fannin and Irene Montgomery wait on students at the snack bar. Bottom Left: Doreen Pace cleans up after lunch. Bottom Right: Maggie Cum- mings and Maude Stanley ley prepare to bring out more food to the lunch line. Lois Cain Johnnie Shafer Teachers' Aides Romero Quintana Roland Drake 90 Visiting Teachers Staff Nurse Pauline Bradley Activities Director 91 Raymond Peppers You qualify to sit on the far left side of the lounge. Go there now and watch how you vote in the next election. 9 Go try to borrow a projector from a neighbor. Two spaces back. 10 8 Lounge Relax and chat with Mrs. Garza. Lose one turn. Oops, you used a No. 3 pencil on the grade sheet. Start over. Finish June 1st 13 Game Rules on Page 205 Try to find Mr. Peppers. Go to Activities Office and lose one turn (at least). Teacher Power Game or Thirteen Easy Steps to Success Mr. Payne is calling for your overdue enrollment count. Pub office just gave 5 min. to com- plete voting for favor- ites, the office girl is in the doorway waiting for die absentees and you know who is swinging from the light fixtures. Tear up your contract and go immedi- ately to the rest home. Lose one turn. Activities Office t Rest Home Pauline Dan Patricia Bobby Bradley Bray Brazell Brown Lois Cain Daisy Imogene Barbara Billie Ralph Carr Chance Clarkson Conley Cox Clydene Mary Craig Phil Damron Davis Delman de Masco Roland Drake 93 jana Ellington Bobbie Ford Diane Garza Ralph George Curtis Gipson Ann Christine Terry James Pamela Jacob Linguist Maddox McClain Miller Montford Montoya Salvador Marilyn Pat William Larry Montoya Nims Nunley Oates Page Edgar Catherine Raymond Sarah Betty £atie. , Payne Pendleton Peppers Percy Peterson Pettyjohn 94 Kathy David Joe Johnnie Lena Sue Richardson Riker Sanders Shafer Sheffield Smith stack of papers to be graded. _ Carrol Ron George Pat Thomas Upton Van Fleet Walker Debra Frances )• ]• David White Winn Wood Wyer Julie Laxry Wyrick York 95 Unity We realize that this year, the today's and tomorrow's of yesterday, is... A SIGN OF OUR TIME C. C. Colton i 0 0 ality to prepare it's 7 H V ° K s udentsforth mm M for Iple, i n friction MOveldinfi� ‘ 3 ihinoMafciflgJ Jiij- Z 3 •IJoflyZrZ i a« i� , %r i ■ 3 fe$tCi 5l5t,ZcSn®1 S£y, “ Jpertuniti JtoJw$i£ Z ' kiJdZsZrZalZpes ti«nB ■ |«S1ZsZ,ZpZ(SvZcC23 z ■::: :: • ■ ‘‘i; H 1 1 •••••■ ■ I1 . -j J. 1 . ■ ■ • 3 Iliimmi 11 ■ • ■ ' ‘ ! Id 1 ■;;:::::: 1 .•■••■•••■a! ® • __aggaBBB • !■' i ■ • ■ ' a 1 ■!t y y Y ■ ■ s2 ■ tivvv ardson and Mr. Tom • Anderson asfeist stu- dents in E stacado's tetjwwwiewt program. Many of their students work 99 assists with any prob- lems that arise and in- struct their students in all areas of difficulty. In other ways as well, EHS stands as a leader in vocational training. Courses taught in the school's vocational shops in- clude Metal Trades, Mill Cabinet, Electri- cal Technology, and Auto Body. Students in these courses work three hours a day in classes. Vocational Students are also members of Vocation- al and Industrial Clubs of America (VICA). Club activities include several trips each year and competition in state contests. Metal Trades Technology provides instruction in welding and forming of metal. Mr. Bobby Brown teaches the course. Students learn to make metal furniture and to do general welding. 100 Upper Left: Sharon Burch and Alma Norris help get a film ready. Upper Right: Dora Moreno checks a number in the phone book. Middle Right: The System 80 machine helps Debra Thomp- son's learning ability. Middle: Alma Norris learns use of the classified ads. Lower Middle: Jarvis Robinson works out an assignment. Bottom Right: Welding pipes together is a joint effort for Harold Rutherford and Jerry Watley. Lower Left: How to use a weld- ing torch is one of the many trades Jerry Watley has learned in welding. Top Left: Tommy Williams cuts a piece of metal. 101 Middle Left: Norris Thomas tries for perfection by meas- uring and marking. Middle Right: Billy DeVore and Rex Fremont work togeth- er in welding. Lower Left: Phil Thomas wires a motor tor part of his electri- cal tech training. Lower Middle: To get a better cut Vernell Wright and Mich- ael Phillips use a miter. Lower Right: Working out a fender is Curtis Lillie. 102 ICT Noe Castro, president Terry Sifuentes, v. -pres. Ricky Lawrence, sec. Alex Garcia, treas. Larry Moore, pari. Brad Copeland, sgt. -at- arms Electrical Technology Bobby Martinez, president Jesse Hernandez, v.-pres. Freddie Walker, sec. Billy Pittman, treas. Fred Betancourt, pari. Victor Velasquez, sgt. -at- arms Joe Ray Urtado, reporter Metal Trades Rex Fremont, president Arnold Cervantez, v. - pres. Billy DeVore, sec. Freddy Lee, sgt. -at-arms Lee Hernandez, pari. Eldon McClaron, reporter VICA Officers Mill Cabinet Arthur Lopez, president Monte Spain, v. -pres. Armando Ibarra, sec. Norris Thomas, treas. Wayland Hazel, pari. Michael Harvey, sgt. -at- arms Patrick Worthy, reporter Auto Body Rey Torrez, president Homer Pitts, treas. Celestino Herrera, v. - David Aguirre, pari. pres. Tommy Johnson, sgt. -at- Jimmy Carr, v. -pres. arms Marvin Clewis, sec. Lawrence Milton, reporter 103 Mill Cabinet Tech- nology provides stu- dents with the knowl- edge and skills to as- sume unique jobs in the field of carpentry and cabinet making. M r. Dan Bray teaches the course. Instruction deals with designing and building cabinets, ta- bles, chests, and nu- merous other pro- jects. Mill Cabinet VICA students also participate in district and state meets. In still another vocational area, straightening out and refinishing dents, washing and painting cars were the main projects. Auto Body students, under the direction of Mr. David W y e r, prepared for VICA competition. Top Left; Mr. Dan Bray dem- onstrates a Belt Sander. Middle Left: Michael Harvey puts some finishing touches to a board. Top Right Mr. David Wyre helps a student with a car door. Middle Right Before the paint job, Marvin Clowis sands a car. Bottom Right Ronnie Phoe- nix fixes a dent. Classes in Elec- trical Technology re- ceive instruction in basic electricity and work on electrical ap- plication and repair projects. A major project each year is electrical wiring of a house built by Lubbock high schools. Mr. Roy Lewis teaches the course. Industrial Cooper- ative Training (IC T) provides students with the opportunity to work afternoons in industri- al type positions. ICT students take academ- ic classes and seek employment with the coordinating efforts of Mr. Buck Johnson. ICTmottois Pre- paring for Leadership in the W or Id of W ork. ICT students are also VICA members. This year's activities in- cluded 100 percent fair share partici- pation in United Fund Drive, Fall Leader- ship Conference, dis- trict ICT meet (at EHS this year), and the state meet in San An- tonio. Top Left: Luther Adams wraps wire while James Lewis assists. Top Right: Curtis Jones does some repair work on an elec- tric range. Bottom Left: Phil Thomas as- sembles a motor in an Elec- trical Tech project. Bottom Right: Larry Williams prepares to test the wiring of a motor. ICA students conduct a formal VIC A ceremony. Left To Right Are Alex Garcia, Larry Moore, Noe Castro, Ricky Lawrence, Arnett Bracy, and Terry Sifuentes. 107 Similiartothe ICT work concept, three other EHSprograms offer the student the opportunity to work af- ternoons. Vocational Office Education (VOE) provides quali- fied students the chance to work in the offices of cooperating businesses. Distribu- tive Education (DE) classes assist stu- dents in finding and holding sales posi- tions. Home Econom- ics Cooperative Edu- cation (HECE) allows students to work in Home Economics re- lated occupations. VOE classes are divided into two stages. Junior stu- dents may qualify to take preparatory Of- fice Education (POE) to learn the basics of office work. Then as Seniors, the students enter Cooperative Of- fice Education (COE) for more advanced study and hold office positions at local busi- nesses. Mrs. Dot Park teaches VOE and co- ordinates the employ- ment aspects of her students. Top Left: Susan Dirks, student teacher, helps Sharon Taylor with a problem in POE Top Right: Sheila Walton is learning to work the posting machine. Bottom Left: The OEA officer installation was hosted by Es- tacado. Middle Left: Typing her work is Marilyn Cannon. 108 OEA Officers DECA Officers Brenda Johnson, president Bennie Dunn, president 5 Jimmy Urive, v. -pres. Johnny Guzman, v. -pres. Dejuana Wilson, sec. John Ford, 2nd v. -pres. Sandi Walker, Treas. Linda Gutierrez, sec. Ramona Oliva, historian Dora Christan, treas. Elda Garcia, pari. Johnny Torres, pari. Ramona Ramos, sgt. -at-arms Joe DeLeon, sgt. -at-arms Blanca Garibay, reporter Erma Berry, reporter HERO Officers Rebecca Fino, president Ricky Suarez, 1st v.-pres. Jessie Guzman, 2nd v-pres. Brenda Cornelius, 3rd v. -pres. Josephine Young, 4th v. -pres. Pat Hernandez, sec.-treas. Bottom Left: Mrs. Parks ex- plains the work to Alice Ro- mero. 109 no The enrollment in DE has been on the rise these past years. Ac- tivities center on stu- dent involvement. The DECA motto is We can make it happen. DE students work on advertisement dis- plays, showcase dis- plays, salesmanship, etc. This year's club activities included a Halloween party, city- wide barbeque, bowl- ing, volleyball and Baby Day when DECA members dressed like babies. DE teacher is Mr. Ron Upton. Top Left: DE students help out the cheerleaders by painting a large drop sign for pep ral- lies. Bottom Left: Norma Segura and Johnny Torres get some pointers from Mr. Ron Upton about a newspaper ad. Bottom Center: Norma Segura likes the picture, but Patsy Wooten doesn't. Bottom Right: Sherry Locke enjoys measuring her work. Ill The remaining program which affords students the opportu- nity to work half days is called Home Eco- nomics cooperative Education (HECE). Students associated with this program work at jobs related to the field of Home Eco- nomics, such as res- taurant work, tailor- ing, and other such service areas. The associated club is called HERO meaning Home Eco- nomics Related Occu- pations. The club con- cerns itself with pro- jects to benefit its members and to pro- vide mutual support and assistance. A new course in Home Economics met with great success this Top Center: Busy deciding the next menu is Linda Ureste, Doris Goodwyn, and Elsa Her- nandez. Middle Right: Linda Ureste looks to find the right size measuring cup. Middle Left: Mrs. Damron ob- serves while Freshmen elect FHA officers. Bottom Left: Say Cheese , Mrs. Pettyjohn. Bottom Right: Tammy Timms is comfortable as she sews. 113 Being concerned with teaching the fun- damentals of home- making, the Home E- conomics department, of course, teaches cooking, sewing, and house keeping. The club for home- makers is Future Homemakers of A- merica which offers members a chance to participate outside of school activities. Ac- tivities included Big Sister - Little Sister- Big Brother get to- gether, a Halloween party, selling football programs, selling candy, and many other projects. The department of Home Economics is a strong, growing, vital part of Estacado's power, offering knowledge ranging from fundamental skills to economics theory. Emphasis i n life as it is and upon what the homemaker Top Right: Joannette Luton plans the centerpiece for Col- lege Night. Bottom Left: Kim Ayers, Iana Perryman, and Anna Williams all agree on a good looking pattern. Bottom Center: Speaking for FHA is Shiela Walton, presi- dent. Bottom Right: Roshon Evans receives hints in sewing. FHA Officers Sheila Walton, president Wanda Johnson, 1st v.-pres. Elaine Duke, 2nd v. -pres. Cynthia Collins, 3rd v. -pres Linda Simpson, 4th v. -pres. Sharon Taylor, 5th v. -pres. Linda Jackson, sec. Denise Johnson, treas. Mary Harris, pari. Sheryl Green, historian Top: In all the FHA activi- ties, parties are plentiful. Top Right: Priscilla Austin types an assignment in second year typing class. Top Left: Pam Timms is stu- dying her bookkeeping with obvious concentration. Bottom: Garye Price helps Wanda Johnson with a prob- lem in bookkeeping. Center Left: First year typing is a chore for Elvis Washing- ton. Many EHS de- partments are i n - volved in University I nterscholastic League (UIL) compe- tition. Academic ar- eas that participate are: Typing, Stenog- raphy, Journalism, Drafting, Speech, Drama, English (Spelling and Ready Writing), Math (Slide Rule and Number Sense), and Science. These depart - ments prepare stu - dents for competition in the annual district and state meets held in March and April. The E stacado Commercial depart- ment directed by Mrs. Barbara Clark- son, provides funda- mental training in typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, and ste- nography. Students gain experience by working for the de- partment's mock company, the Spen- cer Athletic Compa- ny, for about four weeks in simulated job situations. Other training is given through working practice sets which exercises the stu- dents' ability to com- plete office tasks. 117 A good back- ground in typing, bookkeeping, photog- raphy, art, writing, or salesmanship can be very helpful to a student of Journalism because all of these skills are put to use. Copy must be typed, ads must be sold, billed and en- tered in accounting books, pictures must be taken, processed, and printed, layouts must be drawn in a manner that is pleas - ing to the eye, and editors must work overtime to see that deadlines are met. In o r d e r to add more pleasing ef- fects to the school yearbook, MATA- DOR, and newspa- per, ECHO, Mr. Terry McClain, ad- visor, has called up- on student staff mem- bers to take on a heavier work load in order to keep ex- penses as low as pos - sible. This year's ECHO staff, for example, continued doing paste - up of the newsmagazine, a job which cuts about 40 percent off the print- ing cost. Another task which began just this year was that of setting type and fold- ing and s t a p 1 i ng of the magazine for an additional 20 percent savings. A new light table for paste-ups was built by theEHS mill cabinet classes and wired by Electrical Tech. 118 Middle: Newspaper staff members work on paste-ups at the light table. Top Right: Elaine Lambert and Perry Jackson work to- ward a yearbook deadline. Middle Right: Bernice Men- dez types copy for the year- book. Bottom Right: Louis Zavala works with the enlarger. 119 Top Left: Daniel Williams is making Paper Collages. Top Right: Kenneth Wright and Rudy Delgado are glazing their pottery. Bottom Left: As the wheel turns, Lupe Lopez makes her bowl. Bottom Right: One of the many projects of art students decorates the art room. This year in Art, students worked on many various proj- ects ranging to print- ing and silk screen- ing. Under the direc- tion of Mrs. Maronee Janes, students did op art,” which is art that causes opti- cal illusions. Stu- dents also did applied design and silk screen- ing. Mrs. Nadine Boyd taught her students crafts and the a r t of basics drawing. Mrs. Julie Story, on the other hand, taught pottery. Her students made molds, vases, pop art and sculp- tures. Every body ends up with dish- water hands! stated Mrs. Story. Drafting classes were taught this year by Mr. Craig Delman. Top Left: Mike Pitifer puts the finishing touches on his final draft. Bottom Left: Mr. Delman helps students to draw plates in drafting. Bottom Right: Ronnie Roland takes his work seriously. Top Right: Making his layout plans in drafting is Aaron Lang. Drafting students are taught basic industrial drawing and work toward participation in UIL Drafting contests. V 122 National Forensic League Officers William Nichols, president Wanda Johnson, sec. Carol Lee, asst. sec. Mary Harris, treas. Ricky Bustillios, debate captain Calvin Stiggers, oral interp. capt. William Nichols, extemp, captain Glynn Warwick, fund raising. The EHS speech club, National Foren- sic Association, has done a lot of speaking up this year, sending students to competi- tive speaking both in the city and out. Mrs. Jackie Jar - rett teaches speech with the motto Pro- ductive People Profit. Oral Interpreta- tion classes continued in excellent form with reader's theaters per- formed at both school and city functions. Debate team con- sisted of several en- thusiastic members competing in a power- ful year for EHS. Top: Patricia Rolfe, Myma Whitehead, and Glynn Warwick discuss an issue in debate. Center Right Presenting his selection is poetry reader Calvin Stiggers. Center: Ricky Bustillos points out a fact for debate. Bottom: De bate rs, Eddie Garcia, Daniel Samudio, and Joe Ross, often share materials. Top Left: Sylvia Gonzales, Carol Lee, Tammy Price, and Feliciano Garcia look over material for speeches. Top Rights Orator William Nichols is in deep thought. Centers One of the greatest assets to informative speaker Willie Martinez is a mag- azine. Bottom Lefts Extemporane- ous speakers, Tina Moore and Martin Sanchez, seem to be having fun. Bottom Rights Sharing a magazine are Larry Raven and Frank Garcia. 123 Under the direc- tion of Mrs. Jana El- lington, EHS drama classes have per- formed several suc- cessful plays. Once Upon A Clothesline, wa s a children's play about a female clothespin who falls into the clutches of a black spider. Luckily her boyfriend, with the help of their friends the beetles, grasshop- pers and ants, were able to save her by breaking the magic spell that the spider had cast. The play was pre- sented early in the school year to area elementary schools and to first period English classes. Just before Christ- mas the major produc- tion A Raisin In The Sun was performed. The play delt with the struggle of a black ghetto family to break the cycle that limited their existence. The movie of this produc- tion started Sidney Portier as Walter Lee whose father had just died and left his widow ten thousand dollars in insurance money. Such perform- ances will no doubt strengthen the drama department and rein- force the talent that exists at Estacado. Top; Bill Connorsreciteshis part as Oral Interpretation students perform for the Ro- tary Club. Middle; Everyone sits while Calvin Stiggers plays his part. Bottom: Becky Hill ex- presses herself well in the play. Larry Raven and Calvin Stiggers perform the parts of insects trying to break a magic spell on Sharon Taylor who plays a clothes- pin in the E. H. S. presen- tation of Once Upon a Clothesline. % Center Left: Slide -rule is dif- ficult but Kathy Shelly gets some assistance from Mrs. Mary Ann Davis. Top Right: Armando Sedeno takes a test in English. CenterRight: Mr. Joe Sand- ers is a lot of help to Gayle Hall on her English assign- ment. Bottom Right: Coach James Miller explains a few things to Ray Dell Martin on how to run a film projector. 126 A strong back- ground in b a s i c aca- demic courses is es- sential to a powerful future. Courses such as English and Math give a firm foundation for growth. Other courses, like Science, Social Studies, and Foreign Language help round out a person's knowl- edge and character. English depart- ment chairman is Otis Proudme. Seniors study Eng- lish Literature while the Junior's main area is American Litera- ture. Freshmen and Sophomores spend most of their class time studying basic grammar and litera- ture. UIL competition includes Spelling and Ready Writing with sponsors Miss Pam Montford and Mrs. Sharon Reed. The Math depart- ment sponsors UIL competition in the form of Number Sense and Slide Rule direct- ed by Mrs. Julie Wy- rick and Mrs. Mary Ann Davis. Math department is headed by Mrs. Patricia Brazell. Right: Mr. Larry Page de- monstrates static electricity with the Van-deGraff gener- ator. Top Right Freddy Chavez listens hard in language lab- oratory. Left Discussion leads to dis- covery in Mrs. Sue Thomas' science class. Top Left World History isnot ElvanPrice's favorite subject but Coach Pat Walker can sometimes come to the res- cue. Middle: Elvis Vega, Arnulfo Cantu, and Albert Mora seem to be enjoying themselves at the Spanish Club luncheon at Poncho's. 128 EHS offers a vari- ety of science courses ranging from basic physical sciencetobi- ology, to physics, etc. Activities include field trips and lab experi- ments as well as par- ticipation in UILcom- petition. Mrs. Sue Thomas heads the department while Miss Debra White sponsors Sci- ence UIL. French and Spani- sh are taught by Mrs. Pat Nunley. Coach Jacob Montoya teach- es a class of Spanish. Language Lab ac- tivities reinforce stu- dents learning of the languages. Thelaben- ables each student to listen to the language spoken correctly and to practice speaking. French students attended the annual French Symposium, featuring contests in French grammar, art poetry, and vocabu- lary. A speaking-up program was initiated this year by Social Studies chairman, Mrs. Lena Sheffield. Student Forum, a cur- rent events club made a come back this year, under Mrs. Sheffield's direction, with such appropriate devices as letters to the editor of the local newspaper. 129 The library could be called the hub of all really worthwhile learning activities at EHS. Students found the library remodeled this year with new book shelves spaced stra- tegically a r o u n d the entire room. Carpet was added over the Christmas break and a quiet study atmos- phere became even more dominant. Mrs. Catherine Pendleton is Estacado's librarian. Stud ent assistant participated in the dis- trict Teenage Librar- ian C onventi on, held in Lubbock, and the State Convention held in San Antonio. Top Right: Student librarians move furniture to make way for the new carpet. Top Center: Juanita Thomas checks out books. Top Left: Mrs. C atherine Pendleton is always busy shelving books. Bottom Right: Marking books to be shelved are Pam Timms, Beth Putman, Roy Scoggins, Tara Price, and Tammy Price. Bottom Left: Dana Doss and Tami McGuire reshelve books. 130 FIRST ROW: Irene Carrizales Rosie Aguilar Adella Garcia Oscar Gonzales D. G. Flewellyn Roosevelt Benson Ken Littlejohn John Joiner Sheryl Green Claudia Williams Cecilia Lovato Janie Flores Beverly Hereford Estacado Choir SECOND ROW: Cynthia Harris Clariss Rogers Barry Hazel Calvin Stiggers Charles Mitchell Lorenzo Moore Bill Connors Joe Wilson Shirley Bass Anna Walters Carolyn Simmons Linda Barree THIRD ROW: Lorraine Hunter Rodney Lewis Joby Robinson Shelby Williams James Hunt Jeffery Manahan Carl Judie Garye Price Diane Haney Alice Wilson Joannette Luton Becky Portee Wonder Nelson 132 Choir members gained in stature this year under the direc- tion of Mr. Phil Hig- ginbotham. With hard work the group has improved greatly throughout the year. Activities included contests, concerts, Christmas caroling, and singing at the bac- calaureate and gradu- ation ceremonies. Top: Mr. Phil Higginbotham spends a lot of time at the pi- ano. Middle Left: Kenneth Little- john and Bill Connors sing out in choir practice. Middle Right: Waiting for their entrances are Joannett Luton and Beverly Hereford. Bottom: Carl Judie works on his solo. 133 Orchestra Officers Debra Rolfe, president Ann Hernandez, v. pres. Bennie Gaither, sec. -treas. Tara Price, chaplin Sidney Henderson, sgt. -at- arms Debra Rolfe, sweetheart EHS Orchestra Willie Acosta Cassandra Murphy Florence Guyton Regina Stubblefield Gwen Jackson Patrick Adams Tammy Price Kenneth Berry Tara Price Vera Adamson Danny Peters Debra Rolfe Bennie Gaither Jesse Mendez Cynthia Adamson Ann Hernandez Standing: Mr. James Kidwell Mike McKelvy Equilia Peoples Sidney Henderson Sitting: Carolyn Henry The EHS Orches- tra has been involved in concerts, money raising porjects, and UIL competition. A continued push for excellence is maintained by Mr. James Kidwell, direc- tor. The group strives to hold a fine musical quality that develops the talent of it's young members and may give many of them a direc- tion in life toward a musical career. The orchestra generally performs at several concerts each year and plays at grad- uation exercises in May. TopRight Sidney Henderson gets involved with his instru- ment, the bass violin. Top Left Busy with their vi- olins are Casandra Murphy and Kenneth Berry. Center Right: Equilia Peo- ples and Willie Acosta con- centrate on their music. Center Left Mr. JamesKid- well directs his orchestra. Bottom Center: Gwen Jack- son and Regina Stubblefield are doing their thang. FIRST ROW: Mr. David Riker Gary Williams Ken Littlejohn Becky Hill Marsha Cleaver Gail Hall Jo Ann McDaniel SECOND ROW: Debbie Anderson Ruth Lopez Sharon Hull Patricia Mitchell Rosetta Jonson Lura Quigley Margie Raven Sharon Hall Glenda White Ruby Pittman Matador Marching Band Margaret Boyd THIRD ROW: Jane McDaniel Dennette Billingly Maxine Jackson Dedra Harris Berlinda Woodruff Myra Jones Letha Tipton Mary Johnson Vanessa Cook Kathy Williams Beverly Taylor FOURTH ROW: Velma Smith Lynn Bracy Kathy Caraway Lena Harris Carolyn Simmons Brenda Grant Loma Cornelius Debra Riley Shree Jamison Myrna Whitehead FIFTH ROW: Joe Prieto Delores Arredondo Tawnya Patton Cruz Cavarrubio Teresa Raven Judie Outland Roshone Evans Estella Ibarra Rose Robles Hortensia Cantu SIXTH ROW: Tommy Carrizales Patricia Rolfe Manuel Prieto Isaac Brown Victor Smith Carol Lee John DeLeon Sandra Chatham Demetra Miller Diane Phillips Debra Hall SEVENTH ROW: Lee Hernandez Joseph Lee Connie Turner Joe Peters Ralph Moncivais Joe DeLeon Lewis Zavala Willie Johnson Karry Grant EIGHTH ROW: Harold Hall Mike Gutierrez Herman Nichols Donald Dunlap D. G. Flewellyn Joe Flores Ricky Renteria Adelina DeLeon Frank Garcia NINTH ROW: Harold Johnson Steve Thompson William Nichols Larry Raven Sammy Wilson Joe Leos Ricky Bustillios Manuel Solis EHS Band set some records this year re- ceiving a rating of superior early in the school year, the first such rating in Esta- cado's history. The band director, Mr. David Riker, be- lieves that rigorous practice sessions are beginning to pay off for the marching band. Apathy about perform - ances has slowly been removed as band mem- bers develop confi- dence in their skills. Even beginning band students have added to their repertoire, Mr. Riker indicated. Top Left: Members of B Band practice their skills. Top Right: Band can be a- musing as well as serious for Teresa Raven. Middle Left: Drummer Man- uel Solis keeps a steady ca- dence on Fair Day. Middle Right: Matador Band finishes a halftime perform- ance. Bottom: Trumpeterssoundoff at a pep rally. 137 138 Top Right: The Band enters the Broadway Street under- pass on the way to the Fair Day Parade through down- town Lubbock. Top Left: Concentration is a must for a smooth band per- formance. Middle Left: Mr. DavidRiker displays his Mr. Nice Guy personality. Bottom Left: Carol Lee studys her music carefully. Bottom Right: Drum Major, Gary Williams, steps up on the directors stand to direct a special number. Band participation includes contests, half time performances at football games, spon- soring of an annual talent show, stage band, and other enter- taining and money raising activities. Money raised by the band is used for the upkeep of uniforms and equipment as well as for an annual ban- quet. Band Officers Gayle Hall, president Joanne McDaniel, v. pres. Margie Raven, sec. Velma Smith, treas. Color Guard, Right: John Soto, Daniel Erevia, Johnny Gilbert, Wade Scott, and Nick Gonzales. Rifle Team, Upper Left: Mar- io Gutierrez, Victor Velas- quez, Freddy Chavez, and Mike McKelvy. Drill Team, Right: Kneeling; Freddy Chavez, Jimmy Cue v- eas, Fernando Romo, Jaime Castro, and Rene Silvas. Standing: Jesse Montiel, Gloria McGruder, Martin Sanchez, Manuel Pacheco, Velma Hernandez, Jessie Quigley, Cruz Rojas, Teresa Soto, Daniel Erevia, Wade Scott, and Raymond Galle- gos. Staff Officers David Hallum Cdt LTC Bn Cmdr Steven Guyear Cdt Maj Bn Exec Off Mary Harris Cdt Cpt Bn S-l, A dm Ann Hernandez Cdt Cpt BnS-2, PIO Gary Price Cdt Maj Bn S-3, Tng D. W. Holmes Cdt Cpt Asst Bn S-3, Tng Alfredo Silvas Cdt Cpt Bn S-4, Supply Kim Essix Cdt 1LT Asst Bn S-4, Supply Olga Silvas Cdt SFC Opn Sgt, S-3 Christina Garcia Cdt SSG Personnel Sgt, S-l 140 Army JROTC pro- vides the opportunity for students to learn rifle firing, close or- der drill, and other military and leader- ship fundamentals. Activities of ROTC include various money raising projects such as candy sales to pro- vide funds for the an- nual Military Ball. The Ball, which has met with great suc- cess, is held each year at Vanns Catering a n d is climaxed with crowning of the Sweet- heart. Students who take ROTC in high school often find that it pro- vides them with an edge in meeting their military obligation af- ter school. Often, too, ROTC at the college level along with vari - ous military scholar- ships, provides stu- dents with the oppor- tunity to get an educa- tion and at the same time get a head start on the military obli- gation. Top: Lillian Adams checks to see if her platoon is in line. Upper Left Mike Gutierrez practices on the rifle range. Middle: Elvan Price barks out orders to ROTC cadets. Bottom: Close order drill is part of the ROTC program. Right: ROTC class seems to astonish Francis Galicia. 141 142 Right: Wanda Norris has a listless look for the photogra - pher. Top Left: Ray Johnson expe- riments with a rangefinder scope. Middle Left: Marksmanship is one of the skills taught in ROTC. Bottom Left: SSG Salvador Montoya conducts one of his ROTC classes. 143 Y-teens is a group of girls that really get involved in and out of school. Activities include selling mums, volun- teer work for United Fund and American Cancer Society, and several parties throughout the year. Club sponsors this year were Mrs. Janis Hayden and Mrs. Diana Garza. Another of Esta- cado's looks to the fu- ture is Driver Educa- tion. In the required 30 hours of the class- room phase, regula- tion and safety are taught. Students who successfully complete the course find getting their license a simple matter. Top: Gelater Bradley brings up an issue in a mock session in the council chambers at City Hall. Middle: Y-Teens girlsdiscuss a city model of Lubbock dur- ing a field trip to City Hall. Bottom: Rodney Lewis and Kenneth Yates enjoy a few snacks at a Y-Teens party after workout. Estacado Physical Education Department includes com petition athletics as well as a varied program of physical activity. Students are taught a wide range of sport skills and are con- ducted through many physical training ex- ercises. The program is intended to help round out a person's life by providing him with instructions in health and physical fit- ness. Promoting school spirit and pride in the job of the Student Council. The councils main purpose is to get people involved in E H S . Involvement is Estacado's power, and the environment of the school's classes and organizations is a di- rect line to the future of Estacado's people. 146 Top: Mrs. Francis Wynn shows her health class a drug identi- fication kit. Middle Left: Alvin Bracy swings on the monkey bars while Micheal Phillips gets ready to join in. Middle Right: P.E. classes gives volleyball a try. Bottom: Basketball is another sport played in P.E. classes. Lorenzo Moore President Student Council Officers Gayle Hall Ricky Bustillos Treasurer Vice-President Luke Joiner Secretary 147 Integrity And we wait as if time had stopped, for today. C. C. Cotton Mr. EHS Bernard Richardson Charles Mitchell First Runner Up Runners Up Joe Garcia Second Runner Up Dana Doss Albert Delgado Freshman Who's Who Martin Sanchez Tina Moore Bennie Gaither Junior Who's Who Calvin Stiggers Pam Timms Teodoro Herrera 155 Brenda Rhone Pride The Spanish bulls are beaten, the crowd is soon beguild The Matador is beautiful, a symphony of style Excitement is esthetic, passion place bets. Gracefully he bows to ovations that he gets. -Phil Ochs Diane Hooks Pat Gordon Joyce Jefferson Freshman Cheerleaders Linda Nelson Sylvia Gonzales Dedra Harris Brenda Rhone Head Cheerleader Margie Raven Velma Smith body. Under the lead- ership of Head Cheer- leader Brenda Rhone, pep rallies were per- formed, ribbons were sold, signs were painted and a general effort to create spirit was evident. With the support of all concerned, 1973- 74 athletics gained momentum with full expectation of even better things ahead. Top: Brenda Rhone is really serious about her movements. Left: The school song ends each pep rally with a beauti- ful performance. Middle Right Dancing at a football game is one form of togetherness displayed by the cheerleaders. Bottom Right: The cheer- leaders always have some- thing to talk about with their sponsor Mrs. Richardson. 159 Homecoming Queen Brenda Rhone 160 Patricia Gordon Diane Hooks Middle: Dorothy Bass bumps the ball to her DibbockHigh opponents in an Extramural volleyball game. Above: Effie Washington goes up for a lay-up in girls P. E. Top Left: Miss Chisolm shows a student how to get in position for a free throw. Top Middle: Maiy Mitchell guards while Janie Cantu tries to throw the ball in from the sideline. Top Right: Gelater Bradley practices dribbling during her P. E. class. 162 EHS girls partici- pate not only in PE classes but also in extensive intramural and extramural activ- ities. The intramural program ranges from jacks and dominoes to basketball free throw and volleyball com- petition. Extramural teams are chosen to play other area schools i n basketball and volleyball. Miss Pat Spi 1 ler directs the Estacado girls athletic pro- gram. 163 Above: The Matadors foot- ball team are always hon- ored at pep rallies. A great emphasis is placed on football at Estacado. As dust set- tled at the close of 1973 season, the Matadors were not satisfied with their comebac k at- tempt. The previous year had been a disappoint- ment as the footballers closed out on the tail end of district play. A strong comeback season was necessary not only for the pride of the team, but the pride of the entire school as well. It was a strong comeback as the pre- vious year's powerful JV's moved into the ranks to take up slack. A hard fought season showed a considerable improvement as the Mats finished up with a 5-5 record. Head coach of the Matadors is Pete Mur- ray. James Miller coaches offensive line; Pat Walker, offensive backfield; and Larry Pullin, defense. Top: Curtis Pegues gains a few yardswhile Victor Hicks shows his excitement. Middle Left: Don Paul Humphrey is dropped after a large gain in the Monterey game. Lower Left: Stanley Bolton gains yardage forthe Mat's. Right: James Jamison is ready on the side lines to play in the game. 165 William Rigo Gary Julius Eddie Barree Blanco Bouldin Connors Garcia David L. V. Micheal Victor Willie Don James Giddens Hall Harvey Hicks Hobdy Humphrey Jamison David Rodney Albert Charles Lorenzo Robert Rodney King Lewis Limon Moore Moore Moore Moore Curtis Danny Micheal Garye Billy Lawrence Ronald Pegues Peters Phillips Price Scott Spencer Tatum Norris Glenn Tommy Verne 11 Kenneth Thomas Warwick Williams Wright Yates Matador Varsity Football 166 Bobby Jeff Manahan Manahan Charles Joby Mitchell Robinson Varsity Managers See More Football in September's Summer Supplement Below: Stanley Bolton carries the football in a TD attempt. Estacado Trainers Providing a strong backup for the varsity, the Estacado JV's have always boosted a fine record. The Picadors won district this year showing no losses with four shutouts and a powerful defense hold- ing the remaining op- ponents to no more than one touchdown. At the same time the JV offense ran away to score 40 or more points in half the sea- son's games. Coach of the Esta- cado Picadors in Lar- ry York. Assistant is Carrol Thomas. Top: Ronnie Roller shows the Picador's Power by forc- ing his way through Dunbar's defense. Middle: Carlos Medrano breaks into the clear on the way to a score for the Picadoes. Bottom Left: Lemuel Judie tries to break-away for a touchdown. Bottom Right: Gary Adams reaches high to snag a val- uable pass for the Picadors. 168 Gary Adams Larry Adams Kenneth Alsbrook Kenneth Benson Rubin Blake more Larry Burleson Darrell Carrington Germ one Carter Charles Clay Larry Crawford Vincent Green Terry Guyton Roy Harris Alvin Hurd Henry Lyons Fred Maiden Ray Dell Martin Ronnie Martin Carlos Medrano Carl Moody Edward Pittman Homer Pitts Jerry Robertson Ronnie Roland Burnett Smith Phil Thomas Lawerence Titues Elvis Washington Brain Wheeler Jimmy White Larry Williams Donald Wilson Herman Wilson Joe Wilson Tommy Wise Patrick Worthey Picador Football Team 169 170 Freshman football is a very competitive league but the power- ful competitors of the EHS team took it in stride. The Conquistadors suffered a loss in mid - season to Slaton by a score of 14-13. The freshman attempted to win with a two point conversion but fell short to take the loss. In the city playoff the Estacado men crushed Matthews 31- 12 to take the city championship. Coach J. J. Wood leads the Conquista- dors. Assistant is Phil de Masco. Top: It takes a lot of strength to pull down Gary Adams. Middle: The Conquistadors appear to hustle hard with the ball as Sammy Sims goes through the middle. Bottom: The J.V. defense shows Ricky Pegues on top of the situation. Ellis Actkins Ben Adams Gary Adams Butch Alexander Charles Boulden Jessie Carr John Ford Raymond Foster Feliciano Gaxcis Robert Garcia Savador Garcia Leslie Green Hector Gurrero Andy Guiterrez M. C. Hawkins Ricky Humphrey Roy Lee Jones Bobby Larry Kerry Larry Gerald Lewis Keith Morrison Donnie Newman Ricky Pegues Greg Peikins Dale Richardson Manuel Rodriquez Brad Rolan Calvin Ross Cecil Ross Jerry Ross Sammy Sims Jimmy Smith Zeke Sowell Ernest Taylor Anthony Thomas Rodney Thompson Steve Thompson Jimmy Turner Michael Wheeler James White Jerry White Duncan Whitehead John Wilkerson Lewis Young 171 Continued im- provement is the word for Estacado basket- ball as each season proves better than the last. Added experience of such strong com- petitors as Victor Hicks, Ronald Tatum, and Ronnie Phenix has keyed the Mats into strong contention for the district title. This year's record of 18-9 can only be in- terpreted as a definite threat to district lead- ers. Next year shows a bright promise for the EHS roundballers. Head basketball coach is Carrol (Butch) Thomas. Assistant coach is J. J. Wood. Left: Tommy Williams drops in two points from six feet out. Middle: Lloyd Christman fights to get the ball up in the seasons closing game against Dunbar. Right: Ablockgoes up as Ronnie Phenix takes aim. 173 Matador Varsity Basketball J ames Boyd Lloyd Christian Alex Gaines William Barree Terry Guyton Victor Hicks Top: Harvey Wigfall runs the length of the basketball court many times in games and workouts. Right: Grabbing a rebound is Victor Hicks. 174 Don James Rodney Fred Charles Humphrey Hunt Lewis Maiden Moore Tommy Williams Ronnie T atum Harvey Wigfall Ronnie Phoenix The JV Picadors had a real cozy season with a record of 12-4. They defeated every other team in the first round of play and started on the good foot the second half. The four games lost were to Dunbar, Monterey, Brownfield and Lakeview. A strong season for Coach J. J. Wood's JV's makes it look like even better days ahead as the players move into varsity slots next year. Top: Alex Gaines stretches for a layup. Left: Terry Guyton prepares to shoot. Middle: William Bell drops in another basket for the Pica- dors. Right: Alvin Hurd watches for the rebound. 176 William Bell Charles Clay Verdell Dunn Vincent Green Alvin Hurd James Jackson Henry Lyons Homer Pitts Clarence White Donald Wilson Picador Basketball Team Middle: Lloyd Christman goes up for two against Colorado City. Bottom: Curtis Lilly attempts another two points for the Pic- adors. Right: Alex Gaines fires at a basket. 177 The Freshman basketball team s t a r t ed playing bas - ketball in the same spirit as they did foot- ball. Very quickly they displayed themselves as dominent. The sea- son's only loss was to O. L. Slaton as the EHS Freshmen scrambled again this year into the City Championship title. Freshman coach is Phil deMasco. Assist- ant is J. J. Wood. Top: Jimmy Cotton attempts points at a free shot as fel- low players watch. Left: Rushing for a rebound are Jimmy Smith and Char- les Bouldin. Middle: Jimmy Cotton shoots while Sammy Sims looks on. Right Sammy Sims shots at a free throw. 178 Charles Jimmy Ray Bouldin Cotton Drones Ricky Dale Ceciel Pegues Richardson Ross Right: Ceciel Ross springs for two for the Conquista- dors. Left: Raymond Foster puts in two. Conquistador Basketball Team 179 William Barree Julious Connors John Joiner Rodney Lewis Charles Mitchell Robert Moore Rodney Moore Gary Price Bernard Richardson Greg West Tommy Williams Kenneth Yates i I... .1 EHS Track Team The late winter months will always find Estacadotrack- sters husseling to get in shape. Team mem- bers often are driven three to five miles out and dropped off near the airport. They then run back to EHS. Coach James Mil- ler invariably sends speedsters to the state track meet in Austin with high expectations for state trophies. Great improve- ment in Tennis was quickly evident as the Estacado Tennis Team dominated early sea- son tournaments. Tennis coach Ralph Cox expects his young team to lead district play in future years. Center: Matador Track Team warms up forworkout in preparation for the first track meetinlateFebruary. Lots More Track and Tennis Will Appear in the September Supplement 180 Patrick Adams Stevie Cole Dawn Delgado Dana Doss Cynthia Fisher Kariy Grant Gary Harris Ronnie Ivey Morris Keele Jed Knighten Tami McGuire Mike Maserang Jesse Mendez Tony Pitifer Beth Putman Ralynn Redman Melvin Roberson Pam Roberson James Scoggins Kathy Shelly Charles T ay lor Brian Wheeler Michael Yett EHS Tennis Team Top Left: Pam Roberson concentrates on the ball in her match with a district op- ponent. Top Right: Gary Harris puts some spin on the ball with his backhand. Bottom Left: The Ball is lobbed high beyond the reach of Cynthia Fisher and Kathy Shelly. Bottom Right: Raylynn Redman easily returns a forehand shot. 181 Consumer If you were sold the merchandise. 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In case of tie, drawing will be held to determine winner. 197 m Index | Students | Acosta, Henry: 20 Acosta, Willie: 52,134,134, 135 Adams, Ben: 68,171 Adams, Gary: 52,68,168, 169,170,171 Adams, Larry: 52,169 Adams, Lillian: 20,140 Adams, Luther: 52,131,134, 181 Adamson, Cynthia: 68,134 Adamson, Vera: 68,72,134 Adkins, Bernie 52 Aguilar, Ollie: 68 Aguilar, Linda: 52 Aguilar, Rosie: 39,132 Aguilar, David: 52,103 Aguirre, Orvilia: 20 Aleman, Richard: 68 Alexander, Butch: 171 Alexander, Edward: 52 Alexander, Jackie: 39 Alexander, Michael: 68 Alexander, Ralph: 68 Alexander, Vanessa: 20 Allen, Arletha: 52 Alsbrooks, Kenneth, 52,169 Altamirano, Armando: 52 Altamirano, George: 20 Altamirano, Noe: 52 Alvarado, Molly: 68 Alvarez, Peral: 68 Alvarez, Priscilla: 68 Anderson, Debbie: 52,136 Anderson, Gladys: 39 Anderson, Kay: 52 Anderson, Ricky: 68 Anderson, Vernon: 68 Andrews, Ralph: 68 Arguelles, Anna: 52 Arguello, Cathy: 68 Arguello, Linda: 68 Armstead, Leon: 20 Arredondo, Delores: 52,136 Atkins, Ellis: 68 Austin, Fumetta: 39 Austin, Percilla: 20,116 Ayers, Kim: 68,114 Baker, Sheldra: 39 Banks, Tenry: 52 Banks, Sylvia: 68 Barber, Cherry: 68 Barber, Linda: 39 Baree, Linda: 39,132 Baree, Willliam: 39,166, 174,180 Bass, Dorothy: 20,163 Bass, Norma: 20 Bass, Shirley: 39,132 Bass, Totsey: 52 Bee vers, Paula: 68 Bela, Rudy: 68 Belgara, Marcos: 52 Bell, William: 68,176,177 Belvin, Tammie: 52 Benavides, Ann: 68 Benitez, Eloisa: 20,68 Benitez, Ester: 52 Benson, Kenneth: 52,169 Benson, Phyllis: 20,161 Benson, Ronnie: 20,39 Benson, Roosevelt: 20,132, 207 Berlanga, Margie: 39 Berry, Billy: 52 Berry, Erma: 20,109 Berry, James: 39 Berry, Kenneth: 68,134,135 Berry, Marita: 52 Betancurt, Lupe: 20 Betancurt, Fred: 52,103 Bible, Charles: 52 Billingsley, Denette: 68,136 Black, Ricky: 39 Blakemore, Rubin: 52,169 Blanco, Raul: 52 Blanco, Rigo: 39,166 Blaylock, Joyce: 52 Bolden, Larry: 68 Bolden, Joe: 52 Bolden, JoJo: 52 Bolton, Stanley: 39,165 Bondoc, Cynthia: 39 Bon doc , Daniel: 68 Bonds, Brenda: 39 Bonds, Donnie: 20 Bonda, Sharon: 52 Bonne, Dana: 68 Botello, Paul: 52 Bouldin, Gary: 39,166 Boyd, James: 20,174 Boyd, Margarett: 52,136 Boyd, Roscoe: 68 Boyd, Shela: 53 Bracy, Alvin: 39,146 Bracy, Arnett: 20,107 Bracy, Lynn: 68,136 Bradley, Gelater: 39,144,163 Briones, Debbie: 69 Briseno, David: 68 Briseno, Ester: 53 Brooks, Billy Ray: 69 Brooks, D. B. : 69 Brown, Brenda: 53 Brown, Connie: 53 Brown, Issac: 53,136 Brown, Linda: 69 Brown, Lisa: 53 Brown, Ruthie: 53 Brown, Wanda: 53 Buchannan, David: 53 Buckner, Beverly: 69 Bun ton, Danny: 53 Burch, Sharon: 53,100 Burk, Benny: 39 Burleson, Eamestine: 69 Burleson, Larry: 69,169 Burrow, Clifford: 39 Bustillos, Ricky: 39,122, 136,147 Calderon, Sylvia: 53 Caldwell, Barbara: 39 Cameron, Hiawatha: 20 Cantu, Amulfo, 69,129 Cantu, Janie: 69,163 Cantu, Hortensia: 69,136 Cantu, Teresa: 20 Cannon, Marilyn: 39,108 Capetillo, Lupe: 20 Cathy, Caraway: 70,136 Carr, Jesse: 69,176 Carr, Jimmy: 20,103 Carr, Linda: 39 Carrington, Durwyn: 53 Carrington, Ronald: 69 Carrington, Darrel: 169 Carrizales, Irene: 20,132 Carrizales, Nat: 69 Carrizales, Rosie: 53,207 Carrizales, Tommy 53,136 Carter, Jerome: 53,169 Casares, Eva: 53 Casares, Terry: 53 Castilow, Janice: 20 Castro, Jaime: 69,140 Castro, Noe: 20,103,107 Cavarrubio, Cruz: 53,136 Cavozos, Carmen: 53 Cavazos, Doane: 69 Cavazos, James: 69 Cazares, Joe: 53 Cazares, Martha: 69 Cebellas, Gus: 69 Cebellas, Leticia: 69 Cervandes, Alvin: 69 Cervandes, Antonia: 20 Cervandes, Arnold: 39,103 Cervandes, Jesse: 39 Cervandes, Janie: 20 Chadis, Robert: 39 Chapa, Carlos: 53 Chaoa, Diana: 39 Chapa, Gutinber: 53 Chapa, Vicky: 69 Charp, William: 69 Chase, Carolyn: 69 Chase, Gregoria: Chase, Larry: 21,22 Chatham, Sandra: 69 Chavez, Freddy: 39,129,140 Chavez, Gregoria: 69 Chavez, Rita: 39 Chavez, Joe: 69 Childress, Cindy: 69 Childress, Margret: 69 Childress, Sandra: 21 Christian, Charles: 53 Christman, Lloyd: 53,173, 174,177 Cinnamon, Billy: 69 Cisneros, Delia: 69 Clay, Charles: 53,169,177 Clay, Linda: 39 Cleaver, Marsha: 39,44,136 Clewis, Marvin: 39,103,105 Coffer, Randy: 69 Cole, Steve: 53,181 Collins, Cynthia: 21,115,131 Collins, David: 69 Collins, Loraine: 53,207 Comb, David: 69 Conners, Barbara: 69 Conners, Bill: 39,124,132, 133 Connors, Julious: 21,166,180 Contee, Deloris: 69 Cook, Vanessa: 53,136 Copeland, Brad: 103 Cornelius, Brenda: 109 Cornelius, Lorena: 70,136 Corelius, Tommie: 53 Cotton, Lamont: 21 Covarrubio, Danny: 70 Covarrubio, Lupe: 21 Coy, Mary: 70 Craigg, Margie: 70 Crawford, Larry: 53,169 Cristan, Dora: 40,109 Crum, Walter: 21 Cruz, Johnny: 70 Curver, Pamela: 70 Cuevas, Jimmy: 70,140 Cuevas, V icent a: 40 Cummings, Billy: 40 Darthard, Gerald: 70 Darthard, Larry: 53 Davenport, Trudy: 21,207 Davis, Clark: 24,53 Davis, Ruby: 40,112 Deatherage, Omeria: 40 Delacuy, Johnny: DeLeon, Adelena: 21,136 DeLeon, Edna: 70 DeLeon, Elizabeth: 40 DeLeon, Joe: 21,70,109,136 DeLeon, John: 70,136 DeLeon, Ray: 53 DeLeon, Sammy: 70 DeLeon, Susie: 53 Delgado, Albert: 70,152 Delgado, Dawn: 53,181 Delgado, Dwight: 40 Delgado, Eddie: 54 Delgado, Josie: 70 Delgado, Ortencia: 54 Delgado, Raymond: 54 Delgado, Ruby: 40,120 DeVore, Billy: 54,102,103 DeVore, Steve: 70 Dewberry, Jonita: 70 Dial, Peggy: 54 Dorsey, Portia: 54 Doss, Dana: 70,131,152,207 Draper, Robert: 70 Drones, Ray: 179 Dubose, Frankie: 21 200 Dudley, Steve: 54,167 Duff, Micheal: 70 Duke, Billy: 40 Duke, Elaine: 54,115 Dunlap, Donald: 21,136 Dunlap, Kenneth: 70 Dunlap, Micheal: 40 Duncan, Joantte: 40 Dunn, Benny: 109 Dunn, Berdell: 177 Durham, Darlene: 54 Eddington, Ervin: 70 Eddington, Freddie: 54 Eddington, Leo: 20,21 Elias, Eddie: 70 Erwin, Daniel: 54 Escamilla, Tony: 40 Escamilla, Elsa: 70 Essix, Kim: 21,140 Evans, Roshon: 70,114,136, 140 Erevia, Daniel: 140 Farrias, Mary: 70 Fernandez, Pedro: 21 Fillmore, Annie: 54 Fillmore, Winford: 21 Fino, Irene: 54 Fino, Rebbeca: 21,190 Fisher, Cynthia: 54,181 Flewlyn, D. G.: 40,132,136 Flores, Gabriel: 70 Flores, Hector: 21 Flores, Janie: 21,132 Flores, Joe: 21, 136 Flores, Sylvia: 70 Flores, Victoria: 70 Ford, James: 70 Ford, John: 40,109,171 Forster, Wanda: 21 Foster, Ann: 54 Foster, Arlene: 70 Foster, Danny: 21,24 Foster, Dennis, 70 Foster, Raymond: 70,171, 179 Franco, Israel: 54 Franco, JoAnn: 71 Franco, Mandy: 23 Franco, Ralph: 71 Franco, Santos: 54 Freeman, Gwen: 71 Freemont, Pat: 71 Freemont, Rex: 40,102,103 Fuentes, Bertha: 23,31,151 Fuentes, Sofia: 54 Fulcher, Sabrina: 40 Gaines, Alex: 40,174,176, 177 Gaither, Bennie: 40,134,154 Gaither, Debra: 40 Gallegos, Jessie: 54 Gallegos, Raymond: 23,140 Galvan, Andrew: 54 Gamble, Debra: 71 Gant, Brenda: 54,136 Grant, Karry: 181 Galicia, Francis: 71,141 Garcia, Adela: 23,132 Garcia, Alejandro: 23,103, 107 Garcia, Christina: 54,140 Garcia, Eddie: 40,166,122 Garcia, Elda: 23,109 Garcia, Feliciano: 71,171,123 Care a, Frank: 40,123,136 Garcia, Gilbert: 40,71 Garcia, Jose: 23,150 Garcia, Lelia: 40 Garcia, Lupe: 71 Garcia, Mary: 71 Garcia, Mike 23 Garcia, Raul : 40 Garcia, Robert: 71,171 Garcia, Salvador: 71,171 Garcia, Sara: 54 Garcia, Sylvia: 54 Garcia, Virginia: 71 Garibay, Blanca: 23,109 Garibay, Pat: 71,81 Garner, Kathy: 40,207 Garner, Vernon: 71 Garza, David: 23 Garza, Reba: 40 Guyton, John: 55 Gentry, Cathy: 71 George, Sherry: 71 Gidden, Carl: 71 Giddens, David: 40,140, 166 Gilbert, Johnny: 54 Glenn, Maria: 71 Gomez, Anita: 54 Gomez, Danny: 40 Gomez, Henry: 40 Gomez, Ray: 71 Gomez, Rosa: 71 Gonzales, Antonia: 71 Gonzales, Diane: 23 Gonzaels, Fernando: 71 Gonzales, Juanita: 40 Gonzales, Lupe: 54 Gonzales, Mary A. : 40 Gonzales, Nick: 54,140 Gonzales, Oscar: 41,132 Gonzales, Robert: 41 Gonzales, Stella: 71 Gonzales, Sylvia: 54,56,123, 153,158 Gonzalez, Ben: 54 Gonzalez, Dora: 54 Goodnight: Robert: 54 Goodwyn, Doris: 22,23,113 Goodwyn, Ruby: 41 Gordon, Patricia: 23,155, 158,160,207 Graham, David: 23 Grant, Brenda: 136 Grant, Carey: 136 Grant, Karry: 40 Grant, Kerry: 40 Gray, Michael: 54 Gray, Rita: 23 Green, Bobbie: 54 Green, Jimmy: 71 Green, Sheryl: 40,115,132 Green, Vincent: 54,169,177 Greene, Lesley: 71,171 Griggs, Albert: 40 Griggs, Jessie: 71 Griggs, Lillian: 40 Guerrero, Ascencion: 71 Guerrero, Hector: 71,171 Guinyard, James: 71,179 Gutierrez, Alice: 55 Gutierrez, Andy: 71,171 Gutierrez, Frank: 55 Gutierrez, Isabel: 71 Gutierrez, Linda: 23,109 Gutierrez, Mario: 41,140 Gutierrez, Mike: 55,136,141 Guyear, Steve, 23,140 Guyton, Clarence: 23 Guyton, Florence: 55,134 Guyton, Terry: 169,174,176 Guzman, Jesse: 23, 109 Guzman, Johnny: 23,109 Hachet, Dorothea: 55 Hall, Beverly: 23 Hall, Debra: 55,136 Hall, Doug: 71 Hall, Gayle: 23,126,136, 139,147 Hall, Harold: 23,136,207 Hall, L.V.: 166 Hall, Sharon: 136 Hall, Vanessa: 41 Hallum, David: 23,140 Hammons, Savoyne: 41 Haney, Diane D.: 41,132 Haney, Mary: 71 Harkey, Patricia: 55 Harrel, Doris: 41 Harrel, Lonnie: 55 Harris, Cynthia: 41,132 Harris, Debra: 72,136,148 Harris, Emma: 72 Harris, Gary: 55,181 Harris, Jewel: 23 Harris, Kay: 55 Harris, Lena: 136 Harris, Mary: 23,155,122, 140 Harris, Renna: 72 Harris, Roy: 169 Harvey, LeDresta: 55 Harvey, M.C.: 72 Harvey, Micheal: 41,103, 105,166 Hasting, Betty: 72 Hasting, Henry: 72 Hawkins, M. C.: 171 Hawkins, Mary: 72 Hazel, Barry: 41,132 Hazel, Wayland: 25,103 Henderson, Debbie: 72 Henderson, Sydney: 134,135 Hendricks, Toby: 72 Henry, Carolyn: 55,134 Henry, Vance: 26 Hereford, Beverly: 55,60, 63,132,133,153 Hernandez, Adam: 72 Hernandez, Anita: 55 Hernandez, Ann: 25,29,134, 140 Hernandez, Armando: 41 Hernandez, Ben: 72 Hernandez, Daniel: 41 Hernandez, Delia: 41 Hernandez, Diana: 41,72 Hernandez, Elsa: 25,41,113 Hernandez, Frank: 55 Hernandez, Janie: 25 Hernendez, Jesse: 41,72,103 Hernandez, Joe: 41 Hernandez, Lee: 55,103,136 Hernandez, Lillie: 55 Hernandez, Norma: 72 Hernandez, Pat: 41,109 Hernandez, Rita: 72 Hernandez, Robert: 41 Hernandez, Roy: 72 Hernandez, Ruth: 55 Hernandez, Velma: 72,140 Herrera, Celestino: 103 Herrera, Guadalupe: 72 Herrera, James: 25 Herrera, Joe: 72 Herrera, Juanita: 25 Herrera, Richard: 72 Herrera, Teodoro: 41,154 Hicks, Victor: 41,165,166, 173.174 Hill, Becky: 55,124,136 Hinojosa, Sally: 55 Hobbs, James: 55 Hobbs, Larry: 72 Hobdy, Willie: 41,166 Holguin, Rosemary: 55 Hollings, Darlene: 72 Holmes, D.W.: 25,140 Hood, Thora Kay: 24,25 Hooks, Diane: 25,158,160 Hopson, Kay: 55 Houston, Claude: 55 Houston, Lenora: 41 Howard, George: 55 Hull, Sharon K.: 73,136 Humphrey, Don: 25,165, 166.174 Humphrey, Lillie Mae: 41 Humphrey, Ricky: 73,171 Humphrey, Ronnie: Hunt, James, 25,132,174 Hunter, Bobbie: 25 Hunter, Lorraine: 41,132 Hunter, Peggy: 55 Hunter, Samuel H.: 41 Ibarra, Armando: 41,103 Ibarra, Estella: 41,136 Ivey, Ronnie: 73,181 Ivory, Lena: 25 Jackson, Crystal: 55 Jackson, Gerald: 25,73 Jackson, Gregory: 41 201 Jackon, Gwen: 55,134,135 Jackson, James: 41,172,177 Jackson, Linda: 41,115 Jackson, Maxine: 38,41,136 Jackson, Paulette: 41 Jackson, Perry: 25,118,155, 206,207 Jackson, Rochelle: 72 Jackson, Sentha: 41 Jackson, Vera: 73,165 Jamison, James, 42,166 Jamison, Shree: 73,136 Jaushlin, Patricia: 55 Jefferson, Joyce: 72,73,158 Jennings, Barbara: 55 Jemigan, David: 55 Jimenez, Judy: 55 Jimenez, Phil: 42 Johnson, Brenda: 25,109 Johnson, David: 56 Johnson, Denise: 42,115 Johnson, Eugene: 56 Johnson, Harold: 73,136 Johnson, Joseph: 56 Johnson, Kenneth: 73 Johnson, Mary: 73,136 Johnson, Paul: 56 Johnsno, Ray: 22,25,143 Johnson, Rosett’: 73,136 Johnson, Tommy: 42,103 Johnson, Travis: 42 Johnson, Wanda: 25,115, 116,122 Johnson, Willie: 73,136 Joiner, John: 132,180 Joiner, Luke: 25,147 Jones, Alfred: 56 Jones, Curtis: 106 Jones, Loella: 42 Jones, Myra: 25,136,151, 161 Jones, Roy Lee: 73,171 Jorden, Charlie: 73 Jordon, Della: 56 Josey, Albert: 73 Josey, Louis: 73 Juarez, Mary: 56 Juarez, George: 56 Juarez, Leticia: 56 Judie, Carl: 42,112,132,133 Judie, Lemuel: 42,168 Keele, Gerald: 42 Keele, Morres: 73,181 Kenady, Denise: 56 Kerry, Larry: 73 Kidd, Sherrie: 73 King, David: 25,166,207 Kinney, Danny Ray: 42 Kinney, Debra Ann: 42 Kinney, Mickey: 42 Klenclo, Patricia: 57 Knighten, Jed: 57,181 Koonce, Belinda: 57 Koonce, Diane: 74 Kurney, Robert: 57 Lacy, Joyce: 74 Lambert, Elaine: 25,118, 206.207 Lang, Aaron: 42,121 Lang, Barbara: 42 Larry, Bobby: 74,171 Laster, Pieire: 05,153,167 Lawrence, Don: 74 Lawrence, Ricky: 25,103, 107 Lay, Anna: 57 Lay, Donetta: 42 Lee, Carol: 57,60,122,123, 136,138 Lee, Freddie: 57,103 Lee,Joe: 57.136 Leos, Joe, 42,136 Lester, Dnell: 74 Lewis, Brenda: 74 Lewis, Gerald: 74,171,179 Lewis, Herbert: 57 Lewis, James: 25,106 Lewis, Jean: 74 Lewis, Kerry: 171 Lewis, Madelin: 74 Lewis, Rodney: 25,132,144, 166,174,180 Lewis, Theodore: 57 Lewis, Winnie: 42 Lilly, Curtis: 57,102,177 Lilly, Ray: 74 Limon, Albert: 42,166 Littlejohn, Ken: 42,132, 133,136 Locke, David: 42 Locke, Sherry: 25,111 Lopez, Arthur: 42,103 Lopez, Edelmira: 57 Lopez, Elubidia: 42,120 Lopez, Ruth: 74,136 Lovato, Cecilia: 26,132 Lovato, Larry: 42 Love, Allan: 74 Love, Danny: 57 Love, Terry: 26,207 Low, Patricia: 42 Lozoya, Jow: 74 Luton, Joannette: 114,132, 133 Luton, Susan: 26,207 Lyons, Henry: 57,169,177 McChristion, Eunice: 42 McClain, Charles: 57 McClaron, Edlon: 57,103 McCleod, Gayle: 57 McCloud, Valerie: 26 McComey, Lela I.: 42 McCowan, Micheal: 74 McCullough, naroxa: 57 McDaniel, Joanne: 42,136, 139 McDonald, Cheryl: 42 McDonald, Lee: 74 McFarland, Sonia: 74 McGruder, Gloria: 74,140 McGuire, Tammy: 74,131, 181.207 McKelvey, Mike: 42,134, 140 McNeal, Jill: 74 McNeal, Kathy: 74 Maden, Albert: 74 Maden, Fred: 57,169,174 Mackey, Kathy: 74 Malone, Melvin: 42 Manahan, Bobby: 74,167 Manahan, Debra: 26 Manahan, Jeff: 26,132,167 Manahan, Ruby: 26 Manuel, Jackie: 74 Manzay, Mary: 57 Mar, Albert: 57 Marison, Sheila: 42 Marquez, Jesse: 42 Marshall, Tyrone: 57 Martin, Emma: 27 Martin, Ray: 57,126,169 Martin, Ricky: 26 Martin, Ronnie: 57,169 Martin, Sandra: 57 Martinez, Andy: 57 Martinez, Benny: 57 Martinez, Bobby: 42,103,142 Martinez, Gustavo: 26 Martinez, Isabell: 26 Martinez, Lucy: 42 Martinez, Martha: 74 Martinez, Mary: 74 Martinez, Rudy: 43 Martinez, Willie: 57,123 Maserang, Henry: 43 Maserang, Jo Ann: 74 Maserang, Micheal: 57,181 Mask, Sherri: 43 Mata, Albert: 57 Mata, Susan: 43 Mata, Albert: 43 Medellin, Yolanda: 57 Medrano, Carlos: 57,168, 169.207 Medrano, Jimmy: 74 Medrano, Polo: 43 Mendez, Bernice: 43,118, 207 Mendez, Isabell: 57 Mendez, Jesse: 57,134,153, 181 Mendez, Nick: 4 Mendoza, Mary: 58 Meza, Jesse: 74 Meza, Sally, 58 Miller, Demetra: 58,136 Miller, Beverly: 74 Miller, Sherra: 26 Miller, Patsy, 26 Milton, Lawrence: 26,103 Mitchell, Barbara: 74 Mitchell, Billy: 74 Mitchell, Charles: 26,132, 150.167.180.207 Mitchell, Connally: 43 Mitchell, Dorothy: 74 Mitchell, Glenn: 74 Mitchell, Joyce: 26 Mitchell, Larry: 26 Mitchell, Mary: 163 Mitchell, Tricia: 43,136 Moncivais, Ralph: 26,136 Monsey, Elwin: 58 Monsey, Kenneth: 26 Monte Ion go, Irma: 58 Montemayer, Freddy: 75 Montemayer, Mark: 58 Montgomery, Gloria: 43 Montiel, Jesse: 58,140 Moody, Carl: 75,169 Mooney, Glenda: 26 Moore,Charles: 43,166,174 Moore, Connie: 58 Moore , Glenda: 26 Moore, Herbert: 58 Moore, James: 75 Moore, Larry: 26,103,107 Moore, Lorenzo: 26,132, 147,166 Moore, Robert: 43,166,180 Moore, Rodney: 43,166,180 Moore, Tina: 75,123,152 Mora, Albert: 75,129 Mora,David: 43 Mora, Isaac: 26 Morales, Alicia: 26 Morales, Pete: 45 Moreno, Amelia: 43 Moreno, Betty: 43 Moreno, Dora: 58,100 Moreno, Jeanie: 26 Morono, Robert: 75 Morrison, Keith: 171,179 Mosley, Ray: 58 Mosqueda, Olga: 43 Mosqueda, Olivio: 75 Munoz, Lydia: 75 Murphy, Cassandra: 58,134, 135 Narvais, Arthur: 43 Narvais, Rudy: 58 Nah, Eddy: 75 Neloms, Carolyn: 27 Nelson, Linda: 58, 158 Nelson, Wonder: 27,132 Newman, Donnie: 171 Nichols, Heman: 58,136 Nichols, Lonnie: 75 Nichols, Rayford: 43 Nichols, William: 27,122, 123,136 Nombrano, Robert: 75 Nombrano, Richard: 75 Norris, Alma: 58, 100 Norris, Wanda: 27,143 Northcott, John: 27 Northcott. Mike: 75 Nunley, Diahann: 43 Nunley, Willie: 75 Ochoa, Anselmo: 27 Ochoa, Joe: 75 Ochoa, Pete: 43 Ochoa, Rosemary: 58 202 Oliva, Ramona: 27,109 Orta, Helen: 75 Orta, Janie: 58 Orta, Mary Lou: 75 Orta, Ruby: 75 Ortega, Diane: 75 Ortega, Dolly: 75 Outland, Judy: 75,136 Oyerridez, Raymond: 58 Oyerridez, Rosa: 43 Pacheco, Manuel: 75,140 Padilla, Gilbert: 58 Parker, Steve: 75 Parrish, Artis: 43 Parson, Diane: 58 Parson, Mark: 75 Patterson, Brenda: 75 Patterson, Debra: 75 Patton, Kathrina: 43 Patton, Twnya: 75, 136 Pedrosa, Mary Ann: 58 Pegues, Curtis: 27,165,166 Pegues, Ricky: 75,170,171, 179 Peoples, Equilia: 75,134, 135 Peoples, Michael: 75 Perez, Dennis: 75 Perez, Jo Ann: o Perez, Tina: 58 Perkins, Freddy: 75 Perkins, Greg: Perkins, Patty: 75 Perkins, Raymond: 27 Perkins, Shirley: 58 Perkins, Terry: 75 Perry, Charles: 27 Perry, Rosie: 43 Perryman, Diana: 58 Perryman, Gloria: 43 Perryman, I ana: 76,114 Peters, Danny: 43,134,166 Peters, Joe: 76,136 Phenix, Ronnie: 58,105,173, 174 Phillips, Deborah: 76 Phillips, Diane: 58,136 Phillips, Michael: 43,102, 146,166 Phillips, Paulette: 58 Picon, Gloria: 58 Pina, Aurelio: 27 Pina, Rosemary: 58 Pitifer, Mike: 27,121 Pitifer, Tony: 76,181 Pittman, Billy: 58,103 Pittman, Edward: 43,169 Pittman, Ruby: 76,136 Pitts, Arthur: 58 Pitts, Homer: 58,103,169, 177 Pitts, Yvone: 27 Ponciano, Gilbert: 43 Ponciano, Virginia: 58 Pope, Stacia: 58 Portee, Becky: 27,132 Porter, Joyce: 43 Porter, Larry: 76 Prado, Linda Sue: 76 Pratt, Sandra: 59 Price, Debra: 76 Price, Elvan: 43,129,141 Price, Garye: 116,132,140, 166,180 Price, Tammy: 59,123,131, 134 Price, Tara: 27,131,134,207 Prieto, Danny: 59 Prieto, James: 76 Prieto, Joe: 27,136 Prieto, Manuel: 27,136 Puga, Delia: 76 Puga, Sylvia: 59 Putman, Becky: 43 Putman, Mary: 76,131,181 Queenan, Hazel: 59 Queenan, Ronnie: 27 Quigley, Diane: 27 Quigley, Lura: 43,136 Quigley, Jessie: 76,140 Quigley, Valerie: 76 Quigley, Walter: 59 Ramirez, Elsa: 45 Ramon, Janie: 76 Ramos, Joe: 59 Ramos, Mary: 59 Ramos, Pablo, 59 Ramos, Pete: 59 Ramos, Ramona: 27,109 Ramos, Sara: 59 Ramos, Sylvia: 76 Randall, Lawanda: 76 Randall, Richard: 76 Randles, Linda: 59 Rashaw, Teresa: 76 Raven, Larry: 123,127,125, 136 Raven, Lloyd: 45 Raven, Margie: 45,47,136, 139 Raven, Teresa: 76,136,137 Reed, Clarence: 76 Reed, Lillie: 76 Redman, Ralynn: 59,181 Rendon, Anita: 76 Rendon, Gloria: 76 Rendon, Rosa: 59 Rendon, Ruben: 76 Renso, Arturo: 76 Renteria, Ricky: 76,136 Renteria, Rita: 27 Reyna, Marcela: 45 Reyes, Irma: 76 Rhone, Brenda: 27,151,155, 158,159,160,206,207 Richard, Wilma: 59 Richardson, Bernard: 27,31, 150,180 Richardson, Dale: 76,81, 171,179 Riley, Debra: 72,76,136 Rios, Virginia: 27 Riviera, Flora: 27,38 Rivera, Leo: 76 Roach, Connie: 59 Roberts, Forrest: 59 Roberts, Sharon: 28 Roberson, Melvin: 76,181 Roberson, Pam: 59,181,207 Robertson, Jerry: 169 Robinson, Erma: 76 Robinson, Herbert: 28 Robinson, Herman: 45 Robinson, Jarvis: 59,100 Robinson, Jerry: 76 Robinson, Joby: 28,132,167 Robinson, Rhonda: 28 Roberson, Sandra: 59 Robles, Rose: 59,136 Rocha, Felipe: 59 Rodriquez, Antonia: 59 Rodriquez, Elvira: 59 Rodriquez, Frances: 59 Rodriquez, Herminia: 76 Rodriquez, Irene: 45 Rodriquez, Janice: 28 Rodriquez, Jose: 28 Rodriquez, Manuel: 76,171 Rodriquez, Mauro: 78 Rogers, Clariss: 28,132,207 Rogers, Kenneth: 59 Rojas, Cruz: 78,140 Roland, Brad: 78,171 Roland, Ronnie: 59,78,121, 169 Rolfe, Debra: 28,134 Rolfe, Patricia: 73,77,78, 122,136,180 Roller, Billy: 28 Roller, Ronnie: 168 Roller, Steve: 59 Romero, Alica: 45,109 Romero, Gracie: 79 Rominguez, Rene: 78 Fernando, Romo: 78 Ross, Alvin: 78 Ross, Calvin: 78,171 Ross, Cecil: 78,171,179 Ross, Cynthia: 59 Ross, Jerry: 78,171 Ross, Joe: 45,122,207 Ross, Sandra: 78 Runels, Loraine: 78 Runnels, Ola: 22,24,28 Rutherford, Harold: 28,101 Salas, Franklin: 59 Salas, Gilbert: 45 Salas, Ross: 78 Salas, Susana: 78 Salazar, Delia: 78 Salazar, Norma: 59 Salinas, Larry J.: 59 Saldana, Delia: 78 Samudio, Carlos: 28 Samudio, Daniel: 45,122 Sanchez, Danny: 28 Sanchez, Juanita: 59 Sanchez, Martin: 77,78, 123,140,152 Sanchez, Oscar: 78 Sanchez, Richard: 28 Sanchez, Rosario: 28 Sanchez, Susan: 45 Sandoval, Phillip: 78 Santos, Frances: 26,28 Sauceda, Diane: 78 Sauceda, Steve: 61 Scales, Shirley A.: 61 Scoggins, James: 61,131,181 Scott, Billy: 22,28,166,174 Scott, Bobby: 61 Scott, Wade: 61,140 Sedeno, Armando: 61,126 Segura, Norma: 45,111 Shelly, Kathy: 61,126,181 Sifuentes, Daniel: 45 Sifuentes, Terry: 28,103,107 Silvas, Alfredo: 28,140 Silvas, Olga: 45, 140 Silvas, Ray: 28 Silvas, Rene: 78,140 Sims, Hubert: 78 Sims, Martha: 28 Simms, Sammye: 56,170, 171,178,179 Simmons, Carolyn: 45,132, 136 Simpson, Linda C. : 61,115 Slaughter, Albert: 61 Smith, Anita: 78 Smith, Barbara: 78 Smith, Burnett: 61,169 Smith, Jimmy: 78,171 bmith, Kenneth: 78 Smith, Leon: 78 Smith, Mike: 78 Smith, Norman: 61 Smith, Velma: 45,136,139, 158 Smith, Victor: 78,136 Sneed, Karen: 45 Soliz, Christina: 61 Soliz, James: 45 Solis, Maggie: 61 Solis, Manuel: 45,136,137 Solis, Mary: 78 Sosa, Mary Ann: 59 Soto, Gilbert: 28 Soto, Joe: 28 Soto, John: 61,140 Soto, Teresa: 78,171 Soto, Tom: 61 Souder, Lane, 78 Souder, Mark: 45 Sowells, Ezediel: 78,171 Sowells, Veronica: 45 Spain, Monte: 61,103 Spann, Roy: 61 Spencer, Lawrence: 45,166 Spencer, Ramona: 78 Spencer, Raymond: 61 Stevenson, Gerald: 45 Stevenson, Janice: 61 Stevenson, Lydia: 79 203 Stiggers, Calvin: 44,45,47, 122,124,125,132,154,167 Stiggers, Darry: 61 Stinebaugh, Sharon, 61 Stubblefield, Billy: 61 Stubblefield, Regina: 61, 134,135. Suare, Ricky: 45,109 Subia, Sarah: 61 Sumner, Brian: 61 Sumner, Janet: 61 Sumner, Jackie: 45 Surita, Helen: 45 Surita, Martha: 79 Surita, Segario, 28 Sursa, Jerry: 45 Surron, Marion: 45 Swangen, Ruthel: 79 Sweargin, Mary: 79 Tanner, Norma: 79 Tatum, Ronald: 166,173, 174 Tatum, Ronnie: 38 Taylor, Beverly: 28,136 Taylor, Charles: 79,181 Taylor, Ernest: 79,171,179 Taylor, John: 45 Taylor, Sam: 79 Taylor, Sharon: 28,45,108, 115,125 Taylor, Shirley: 61 Taylor, Stevie: 45 Thomas, Anthony: 19,171 Thomas, Arthur: 45 Thomas, Bobby: 70 Thomas, Carolyn: 79 Thomas, Juanita: 30,131 Thomas, Kenneth: 79 Thomas, Lillian: 61 Thomas, Norris: 61,102, 103,166 Thomas, Phi11: 45,102,106, 169 Thomas, Ricky: 45 Thomas, Rodney: 79 Thomas, Steve: 61,136 Thomas, Vicki: 79 Thomson, Debra: 100 Thompson, Rodney: 171 Thompson, Rhonda: 79 Thompson, Steve: 136,171 Thornton, Ricky: 79 Tijerina, Abe: 30 Tijerina, Elizabeth: 61 Tijerina, Ernest: 46 Tijerina, Orlando: 79 Tijerina, Silvia: 46 Timms, Pamela: 46,116, 131,154 Timms, Tammy: 79,113 Tipton, Letha: 61,136 Titues, Lawrence, 61,169 Titues, Loretha: 30 Tobe, Bettie L. : 61 Tobe, Joyce L. : 61 Todd, Freddy: 30 Torres, Bobby: ;79 Torres, Angelita, 62 Torrez, Eddie: 79 Torres, Elvira: 62 Torres, Johnny: 46,109,111 Torrez, Oscar: 79 Torrez, Ray: 46,103 Torres, Robert: 79 Torrez, Sylvia: 79 Trevino, Blanca: 79 Trevino, Eddie: 62 Trevino, Pete: 46 Trevina, Ray: 79 Turner, Connie, 46,136 Turner, Jerry: 79 Turner, Jimmy: 171 Ureste, Linda: 30,113 Urive, Jerardo: 62 Urive, Jerry: 62 Urive, Jimmy: 30,109 Urive, Jo Ann: 79 Urive, Mary: 79 Urrutia, Linda: 30 Urrutia, Wayne: 79 Urtado, Joe: 46,103 Valdez, Adam: 62 Valdez, Eva: 79 Vasquez, Darlene: 46 Veal, La Donna: 46 Vega, Elvis, 129 Vega, Josie: 38,46 Vela, Elvin: 79 Velasquez, Elizabeth: 46 Velasquez, Victory: 46,103, 140 Vestal, Colleen: 79 Vestal, Steven: 46 Villagomez, Daniel: 62 Villarreal, Elias: 79 Villarreal, Mickey: 79 Villarreal, Thomas: 62 Vinson, Billy E. : 62 Walker, Eddie: 62 Walker, Freddie: 103 Walker, Janice: 62 Walker, John: 79 Walker, Mag: 80 Walker, Sandra: 30,109,207 Wallace, Paula: 46,207 Walton, Kenneth: 80 Waltan, Raphael: 80 Walters, Anna: 132 Walton, Keith: 30,155 Walton, Ricky D.: 62 Walton, Shiela: 46,108,114, 115 Ward, Eddie: 30,80 Ward, Johnny 80 Ward, Mary: 80 Warwick, Glynn: 46,122, 166,180 Washington, Effie Lee: 46, 163 Washington, Elvis: 62,116, 169 Washington, Pam: 24,30 Watley, Jerry: 101 Watley, Mary: 62 Watley, Lawanda: 80 Watley, Michael: 46 Watters, Diane L.: 62 West, Greg: 62,180 West, Joe: 80 West, Mary: 30 West, Sammy: 62 Wheeler, Bryan: 62,169,181 Wheeler, Nathan: 80 Wheeler, Michael: 171 White, Alfred: 30 White, Cathy: 46 White, Clarence: 177 White, Dimple: 80 White, Glenda: 80,136 White, Greg: 180 White, James: 80,171 White, Jerry: 80,171,179 White, Jimmy: 62 White, Johnny: 46 White, Paul: 46 Whitehead, Duncan: 80,171 Whitehead, Myma: 73,80, 122,136,180 Whitehead, Russel: 30 Wigfall, Harvey: 22,29,30, 174 Wiggins, David: 80 Wilkerson, Thomas: 80 Wiliams, Annie: 80, 114 Williams, Brenda: 46 Williams, Claudia: 132 Williams, Curtis: 62 Williams, Daniel: 80,120 Williams, Delores: 80 Williams, Diane: 46 Williams, Gary: 30,136,138 Williams, Jean: 46 Williams, Jesse: 62 Williams, Joyce: 46 Williams, Kathy: 62,136 Williams, Larry: 62,106,169 Williams, Linda: 62 Williams, Mary: 80 Williams, Patricia: 30 Williams, Shelby: 30,132 Williams, Tommy: 62,101, 166,173,174 William, Russels: 80 Williams, Wanda: 46 Wilson, Alice: 46, 132 Wilson, Annie: 30 Wilson, Charlene: 30 Wilson, Cherri: 62 Wilson, Dejuana: 30,109,207 Wilson, Donald: 62,169, 175,177 Wilson, Herman: 80,169 Wilson, Joe: 46,132,169 Wilson, Rose Mary: 80 Wilson, Roxann: 62 Wilson, Sammie: 62,136 Wilson, Sharon: 30,62 Wise, Tommy: 62, 169 Wooten, Patsy: 111 Woodrow, Berlinda: 136 Woodruff, Blend a: 80 Worthey, Patrick: 62,103, 169 Wright, Alisis: 80 Wright, Brenda: 80 Wright, Kenneth: 46,120 Wright, Renzie: 30 Wright, Bemell: 46,102, 166 Wynn, Cecil: 80 Yates, Kenneth: 20,30,166, 144,180 Ybarra, Felipe: 80 Yett, Michael: 62,181 Young, Charlotte: 80 Young, Josephine: 30,109 Young, Lewis, 80,171 Young, Loretta: 80 Zavalas, John: 80 Zavala, Julio: 46 Zavala, Louis, 30,118,136, 207 Zavala, Sylvia: 80 Zuniga, Alice: 46 Faculty and Admin Allman, Sarah: 93,114 Anderson, Tom: 93,100 Armstead, Belzora: 88 Armstead, Leon: 88 Arthur, Alyene: 89 Baily, Mary: 93,95 Beaty, Sammie: 88 Bloomer, Deanie: 87,93 Boyd, Nadine: 93,113 Bradley, Pauline: 91,93 Bray, Dan: 93,105 Brazell, Particia: 93,127 Brown, Banita: 89 Brown, Bobby: 93,100 Cain, Lois: 90, 94 Carr, Daisy: 93 Carsico, Jane: 89 Chance, Imogene: 93 Clarkson, Barbara: 93,117 Conley, Billie: 93 Cox, Ralph: 93,180 Crisey, J.P.: 88 Cummings, Maggie: 89 Camron, Clydene: 93,117 Davis, Mary: 93,126,127 Delman, Craig: 93,121 deMasco, Phil: 72,93,170, 178 204 Drake, Roland: 90,93 Ellington, Jana: 93,124 Erwin, Joan: 84 Farmin, Katherine: 89 Ford, Bobbie: 93 Garza, Diane: 93, 144 George, Ralph: 87,93 Gipson, Curtis: 86,93 Glascock, Harold: 85 Goolsby, Leo: 94 Gordon, Jay: 85 Hayden, Janis: 94,144 Henry, Ilowaine: 86,94 Higginbotham, Phi 11: 94,133 Horkey, Joe R. : 85 Howell, Roberta: 86,94 Irons, Ed: 85 Janes, Maronee: 94,121 Jarrett, Jackie: 94,122 Jerdon, Harvey: 94 Jemigan, Johnnie: 88 Johnson, Clemmie: 88 Johnson, Donna: y4 Johnson, Roald: 94,106 Jones, Don: 87,94 Kidwell, James: 134,135 Leslie, Dr. E.C.: 85 Lewis, Roy: 94,106 Linguist, Ann: 87,94 McClain, Terry: 94,118 McKelvy, Bob: 84 Maddox, Christine: 94 Martin, Byron: 84 Miller, James: 94,126,165, 180 Montford, Pamela: 94,127 Montgomery, Irene: 89 Montoya, Jacob: 94,129 Montoya, Salvador: 94,143 Moore, Mollie: 88 Murray, Pete: 165 Nims, Marilyn: 94 Norris, Imogene: 89 Nunley, Pat: 94,129 Oates, William: 94 Pace, Doreen: 89 Page, Larry: 94,127 Park, Dot: 94,109 Parrish, Frances: 89 Payne, Edgar: 86,94 Pendleton, Catherine: 94, 130,131 Peppers, Raymond: 91,94 Percy, Sarah: 94 Perez, Ishmae: 86 Peterson, Betty: 86,94 Pettyjohn, Katie: 94,113 Poulter, Mary Lou: 89 Price, Howard: 85 Prieto, Maria: 95 Proudme, Odis: 95, 127 Pullin, Larry: 95,165 Quintana, Romero: 90 Reed, Edward W.: 86,95 Reed, Sharon: 95,127 Reeves, Garnet Jr. : 84 Reynolds, Vivian: 89 Rice, Okla: 87,95 Richardson, Kathy: 95,100, 159 Riker, David: 95,136,138 Roberts, Tim: 89 Sanchez, Ester: 89 Sanders, Joe: 95,127 Scoggins, Hattie: 84 Shafer, Johnnie: 90,95 Sheffield, Lena: 95,124 Smith, Sue: 95 Spiller, Patricia: 95,163 Stanley, Maude: 89 Stone, Debbie: 86,95 Storey, Julie: 121 Thomas, Carrol: 95,168,173 Thomas, Lillian: 95,129 Toliver, Willie: 88 Tucker, Bill: 84 Upton, Ron: 95,111 Urtado, Kathy: 89 Van Fleet, George: 95 Walker, Pat: 95, 129, 165 Waters, Charles: 84 Weston, I la: 89 White, Debra: 95, 129 Winn, Frances: 95,146 Wood, J.J.: 95,170,173,176, 178 Wright, Alvin: 88 Wright, Maybell: 89 Wyer, David: 95,105 Wyrick, Julie: 95,127 York, Larry: 95,168 Power Game Rules 1. Take two dice, throw one away and use the other to play this game. 2. Choose a token to move through the game path. Tokens may be rubber bands, paper clips or other school type objects. 3. Roll the single dice and move your token the number of spaces indicated. 4. Follow the path by way of the numbered blocks except when following instructions in a block. 5. To finish, you must roll the exact number of spaces needed to land in the last block. 205 Middle: Matador staff dis- cusses final woik to be done in the yearbook. Middle Left: The enlarger keeps Perry J ack son busy meeting deadlines foryear- book. Bottom Left: Pat Gordon crops pictures in order to show the printer the proper part to use. Bottom Center: A test strip shows Brenda Rhone that the enlarger is set correctly. Bottom Right Elaine Lam- bert prepares a page of the yearbook. 206 Matador Staff Editors; Perry Jackson, format Elaine Lambert, format Pat Gordon, theme Brenda Rhone, copy Photographers; Carlos Medrano Joe Ross Ad Sales Personnel: Jeff Man ah an Charles Mitchell Sandra Walker Dejuana Wilson Staff Assistants: Roosevelt Benson Rosie Carrizales Loraine Collins Trudy Davenport Dana Doss Kathy Gamer Harold Hall David King Terry Love Susan Luton Tami McGuire Bernice Mendez Tara Price Larry Raven Pam Roberson Clariss Rogers Paula Wallace Louis Zavala Advisor: Terry McClain 207 208