Estacado High School - Matador Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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1. Freddy Pride joins Linder Mosley for an afternoon of relaxation at the South Plains Fair. 2. Diana Morales and Gloria Herrera try to do a little gossiping in class, checking to make sure the teacher isn't watching. 3. Betty Sursa tries to show Stella Herrera where her error is in their math class. Opposite Page T. Crystal Stevenson one of the flag bearers for the marching band relaxes with the band after presenting their half-time show. 2. Brenda Yett. Tammie Tims and Pat Rocha join the rest of the senior class in an assembly. Introduction 11

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Thoughts Unite “Unities, sir. . are a completeness. . a kind of universal dovetiless with regard to place and time.” This is unity as seen by Charles Dickens. But making a single thought out of separate ideas is what we at Estacado aim our knowledge and wishes toward. For when people work toward something they know what they are doing and enjoy it. When people do not like what they are doing, there is no use in doing it. 10 Introduction

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12 Unity-Our Search Being united to Matadors is to have but one choice, which is to make all thoughts as one. For they do not wish to conquer when they have won, just as they do not wish to become slaves when they have lost, but only to help others in their search to be united. “For death and sorrow will be the companions of our journey; hardship our garment; constancy and valor our only shield. We must be united, we must be undaunted, we must be inflexible.” Winston S. Churchill 1. Andrea Benitez waits for her baton to come down while she is performing at a football game. 2. Equilia Peoples prepares herself to return the ball to her opponents. 3. Linda Hunter and Tommy Jeffery listen to the program at a pep rally. Sport s Activities