Eunice High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Eunice, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1986 volume:

Contents Dedication. . . Administration Seniors..... Juniors................24 Sophomores.............30 Freshmen...............36 Organizations..........42 Elementary................76 Sports...................102 Jr. High Sports........126 Personalities............134 Junior High............56 Supporters.............150 Dedication The 1986 Cardinal is dedicated to Mrs. Linda Carmack. She has put countless hours of work and time into the annual for many years. Each year brings new challenges and ac- complishments in her work on the annual. There are literally thousands of pictures taken for the yearbook and Mrs. Carmack and her staff are highly selective in choosing the best ones. This dedication has made the annuals the fine productions that they have been. Mrs. Carmack is completing her 14th year at Eunice High School. This year, more than ever, she has rekindled her zest for life in and out of the classroom. The 1986 Annual Staff proudly dedicates this annual to Mrs. Carmack for her dedicated efforts and worthy achievements. Mrs. Linda Carmack Mrs. Carmack takes time away from Eunice to go to the Sta i'racK Meet with her students and take pictures for her school. 2 The theme of this ’86 edition is Special Times which is depicted in the following poem and pages: WE ARE THE CARDINALS — Pat Patterson Class of 1957 E.H.S. We are the Cardinals and always will be — Setting examples for all to see — The young ones know our names and we know theirs — Cause we’re all part of the Cardinal family that really cares — We walk down the halls of Junior High — and see the Cardinal spirit that will never die — We’ve hung up our numbers and met the challenge with Cardinal pride — Remembering times when we laughted and prayed — and fussed and cried — Volleyball was finished for the year we heard — but our girls went to state and finished third — Expecting to play basketball in the “Northern Pit” — Cause we’re not the kind to just stay home and sit — We think of the classes, proms, awards, and even times at the hills — Which have added up to be lots of thrills — Yes, we have met the challenge and passed the test — Because we’re the Eunice Cardinals and we’re the BEST — Pure Excitement wanes during a time-out Angela and Irma learn the basics of cooking. Eunice students show their support during the homecoming parade. 4 Excitement! Cathy, Amy, and Rosie doodle while waiting for the bell. Excitement fills the air as the girls return from winning the regional tournament. Kelly anticipates the inevitable balloon burst as mischievous Cody holds the balloon. 5 Frank, John, and David anticipate the steak and shrimp banquet dinner. Mike and Ranee work hard to THE RA1E 0 PHOTOSYNTHESIS problem RESEARCH CONCLUSION HYPOTHESIS experiment RESULTS a A Jimmy Benham earns a second place ribbon in the botany category at the science fair. Teresa looks for a prospective patient dur- ing the play. Challenges complete their stuffed animals. ‘Freshmen look excited to be in Typing I. The seniors wait to receive their caps and gowns. Beginning a Next to quest for peace, our nation's most important goal is the development of a high-quality educational enterprise that will prepare all youngsters for life in a fast changing and complex world. I believe that the philosophy of the Eunice Board of Education, Superintendent and Staff is, and will remain, student centered: a student is the most important person in the Eunice Schools a student is not an interruption of our work — he or she is the purpose of it a student is one who comes to us with needs and or wants — it is our job to fill them a student is deserving of the most courteous and attentive treatment we can provide a student is the lifeblood of this and every other school — without him or her we would have to close our doors. The focus of the future should be on service and excellence. I am pleas- ed, as Superintendent of Schools, to have the opportunity to serve and work with the students of Eunice High School. From the desk where I sit, the answer to world problems is found in a single word — EDUCATION. New Superintendent Mr. Don Herron smiles as 2-Mil Levy passes. School Board members consist of (sitting) President W. T. Huffman, Member George Benham, Member Charles Evans, (standing) Vice President Gailand Overton, and Secretary Libby Berry. 8 Norma Pickerel, June Walker, and Debbie Moberly pose around their tropical jungle. Superintendent Secretary Don E. Herron June Walker The Administrative Personnel are enjoying the Thanksgiving meal. Secretary Clerk Norma Debbie Pickerel Moberly 9 Leadership High School Principal Mr. Bill Robinson During his first year as principal of Eunice High School, Mr. Bill Robinson had to deal with the many responsibilities of coming to a new school. He used good judgment in making decisions to settle any differences between the student body and faculty members. Assisting Mr. Robinson in the office was Mrs. Gwen Hahn, long-time secretary and registrar. Dedicated and hardworking, Mrs. Hahn completed her 30th year in the office. She was invaluable in helping to keep the school running smoothly. Mr. Davis, Mr. Malone, and Mr. Robinson find a few moments to visit. High School Secretary Mrs. Gwen Hahn and Fellowship Al Arnold Industrial Arts Linda Carmack Business Ed. Annual Glenda Chapman English Judy Hiner Librarian English Dianna Manly Mathematics Connie Massey Physical Ed. Coach Ed Davis Jennifer Elliott Nancy Hicks Science Home Economics Science Coach Cheerleader Sponsor Coach Faculty Preparation Laurie Norman Choir Sam Oswald Art Kenneth Pittman English Government Coach Don Reese Athletic Director Social Studies Mrs. Chapman waits as her next class enters the room. The many duties of a cheerleading sponsor includes mopping the floor. 12 and Versatility Coach Schmitt is concentrating on making his semester tests. Mr. Davis is at a loss for words. The faculty wishes Mr. Robinson a “Happy Birthday” with a breakfast. Behind the The Custodians consist of Mary Zamora, Linda Fowler, Inglentina Rodriguez, (middle row) Bonnie Essman, Mildred Harless, BUI Trammell, Roger Brewer, (back row) Ramon Ramirez, Jacky Blancett, and Jay Seely. The Bus Drivers consist of Donald W. Gladden, Tonya Hodges, Blanche Bethany, Judy Landes, and Deborah Sue Beddes. 14 Scenes Preparing lunches for the students are Juanita Allen, Marla Collins, and Rosa Rios. Serving the food are Georgia Kuhn, Irene Lewis, and Linda Brewer. Looking like a new person is Nurse Lucille Kellum. 15 Class of 1986 Austin Williams and Joyce Martell prepare for the Student Council trip. Excited as they seem, Favorites Maria Alvidrez and Joe Charo prepare for graduation. The Senior Class Officers are (front) President Cody Patterson, Secretary Austin Williams, Reporter Royce Gould, and Vice President Ranee Turner. Class Motto: WITH THE ROPES OF THE PAST WE CAN RING THE BELLS OF THE FUTURE Class Flower: PEPPERMINT CARNATION Class Colors: RED AND BLACK Class Song: THAT’S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR ALEXANDER, STEVEN HECTOR Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Attendant 2; Homecoming King 4; All-District Football 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2. 4; Student Council Presi- dent 4; Class President 1; Class Favorite 1, 2; DAR Good Citizen 4; Mr. EHS 4, Hall of Fame 4 ATKINSON, JASON Baseball 1; Hall of Fame 4 ALVIDREZ, MARIA Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Drum Major 2, 3; Class Vice- President 1, 2; Varsity Mascot 2; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; NHS Secretary 4; Hall of Fame 4; Class Favorite 4 BENHAM, DARLA KAY Band 1. 2. 3; Twirler 1. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; J.V. Cheerleader 2; V. Cheerleader 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. Choir 4. Hall of Fame 4; Football Homecoming Queen 4. State Track Meet 2; Stu- dent Council 4; NHS Presi- dent 4 CHARO, WILLIE JOE Football 1, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Basketball Atten- dant 2; Annual Staff 3; All-State Football 4; All- District Football 4; State Basketball Tournament 2, 3; Hall of Fame 4; Class Favorite 4; Basket- ball All-District 4 CROCKER, STEPHEN LEE Annual 4; Hall of Fame 4 DAVIS, NATALIE SUSAN National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Basketball Homecoming Queen 4; An- nual Staff 2; Class Officer 2; Best All-Around 3; State Track 1.2 FRANK, TERESA DIANE Choir 1, 2, 4; Halloween At tendant 2; Football Atten- dant 3; J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2; V. Cheerleader 3, 4; Miss EHS 4; Hall of Fame 4 ESPINO, RITA ARMENDAREZ Band 1; Flag Corps 1, 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Student Council Convention 3; Hallo- ween Attendant 4; Office Aide 3, 4 GARCIA, CARMEN BERUMEN Spanish Club 1, 2; Office Aide 4; Hall of Fame 4 GARRETT, TIMOTHY GASS, SHAWN KAYE J.V. Cheerleader 1; Halloween Attendant 1; Student Council 2; Office Aide 3, 4; Special Pro- jects Wood Class 4; Choir 4; Baseball Manager 4; Art 4 19 GOOD, CATHERINE LEE Volleyball 1. 2. 3, 4; All- District Volleyball 3, 4; All-State Volleyball 4; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4. All- District Basketball 2. 3; Class Officer 1, 2; Stu- dent Council 4; Volleyball Regional Champs 4; Basketball Attendant 1; Band 1, 2; Class Presi- dent 3; Track 1, 2 GOULD, ROYCE Band President 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Class Reporter 4; Hall of Fame 4 HEADY, MELISSA FRAZIER Volleyball 2, 3; Office Aide 4; Annual 3 HERRERA, ARMIDA Volleyball 1. 2. 3, 4; State Volleyball 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; All-State Basketball 2, 3; Band 1, 2; Class Officer 3; Hall of Fame 4; Basketball Attendant 3; North South Volleyball 4. All-District Basketball 4 HEMMINGSON, MICHAEL SHANE Football 3; Band 1, 3; Class Favorite 2; Rodeo Club 1 HINER, SUSAN J.V. Cheerleader 1. 2; V. Cheerleader 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Baseball Manager 1; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track State Qualifier 2, 3; Student Coun- cil Convention 1 RAINES, RICHARD HOYT Rodeo Club 1; Science Club 1; VICA Vice- President 3 HUGHES, ANGIE LYNETTE J.V. Cheerleader 1; Hall of Fame 4 JAQUESS, LAURA JO ROBERTSON Volleyball 2. 4; Track 2, 4; Choir 4; Miss Cupid 1; State Track Qualifier 2; Cheerleader 1; Office Aide 3, 4; Teacher’s Aide 4; Volleyball State 4; Band 1; District Track Runner Up 2; Art 3 JAQUESS, PEGGY LAURANNA Cheerleader 1; Volleyball 1; Choir 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Girls’ State 3; Basketball Manager 4. Student Council 1. 4; Solo and Ensemble 3, 4; Football Homecoming Attendant 1,4; Hall of Fame 4 JORDAN, JIMMY PAUL Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Council Vice- President 4; Football Atten- dant 4; Basketball Attendant 4; Boys’ State 3; State Track 3; Annual 3, 4; Golf 1; Foot- ball All-District 3 MARTELL, JOYCE MARIE Volleyball Manager 2, 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Golf 3. 4; Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Choir Presi- dent 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; NHS Reporter 3; Student Council 3, 4; Hall of Fame 4; Flag Corps 1, 3, 4; Student Council Conven- tion 3, 4 JENKINS, TONYA RACHELLE Student Council 1, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council Secretary 3, 4; Student Council Convention 1. 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Flag Corps 4, Hall of Fame 4; Halloween Attendant 3; Choir Secretary 3. 4 LANDES, DEVIN SCOTT Rodeo Club 1; Football 4 MORROW, FRANCES MICHELLE Flag Corps 3; Choir 3; Annual 3, 4; Library Aide 3; Choir Officer 3; P.E. Aide 4; Hall of Fame 4 NELSON, CANDACE DAWN J.V. Cheerleader 2; V. Cheerleader 3. 4; Class Treasurer 1; Basketball 1, 2; Golf 1, 2. 3; Hall of Fame 4; Volleyball Manager 1, 2; Basketball Manager 3; Office Aide 3, 4; Annual 4 PATTERSON, CODY ALLEN Football 1. 2. 3. 4; All District Football 4; All- State Football 4; Basket- ball 1. 2, 3. 4; All District Basketball 4; Baseball 1, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3. 4; Class President 4; Basketball Homecoming Escort 1, 3, 4; North South Basket- ball 4; Boys’ State 3 PHILLIPS, MICHAEL CRAIG Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Football All-District 2, 3. 4; All-State 3, 4; Coca-Cola All American Runningback 3; Baseball MVP 3; Hall of Fame 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basket ball 1.2 ROACH, KELLY DON Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 3. 4; Football Homecoming Attendant 4 . SANTA CRUZ, CORINA RUIZ Class Favorite 1; Class Secretary 2; Spanish Club 1; Annual 3; Library Aide 4; Art 4 PHILLIPS, BYRON KEITH Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2; Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; Football All District 4; Class Officer 3; Halloween Attendant 3; Hall of Fame 4; Drafting 4 RENDON III, ANDRES SUNIGA Basketball 1; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Art I 3; Draf- ting 4; Principal’s Award 2 RODRIGUEZ, ALBERT Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Football 1, 3. 4; Baseball 1, 4; All- District Football 4 RUIZ, RUBELIA ARMENDARIZ Spanish Club 1; Annual 3; Library Aide 4; Art 4 22 RUTH, JOHNNY MACK Baseball 1, 4; Football 2, 3; Halloween Attendant 2; Hall of Fame 4 SALDANA, JUDITH SANCHEZ, JOSEPH Basketball 4 THOMPSON, TANNA JOLENE Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Basketball Homecoming Attendant 4; Choir Officer 3. 4; Academic Honor Roll 4; State Volleyball 4. Solo-Ensemble 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Office Aide 4; Lab Aide 4; 4- Candle Honor Roll 1 STEPHENS, TERESA KAY Band 1, 2; Annual Staff 3, 4; Basketball 1; Office Aide 4 TURNER, RANCE KEITH Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; All-District Football 3; Football Homecoming At- tendant 1; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4; Hall of Fame 4 WILLIAMS, AUSTIN NEAL Golf 1. 2, 4; Football 4; Baseball 3; All District Golf 2; Baseball MIP 3; Student Council Treasurer 4; Class Officer 3, 4; National Honor Society Vice-President 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Hall of Fame 4; Boys’ State 3; An- nual Staff 4 23 Class of 1987 Junior Class Favorites are Matt Robinson and Kristie Maltbie. Juniors As Angela Allen and Billy Jackson prepare for lab, they debate on what to use. Junior Officers are (front) President Gary Laing, Reporter Clint Walker, Treasurer Cathy Dlel, Secretary Patsy Albidrez, Vice President Kristi Maltbie. i 25 Spirit and Albidrez, Patricia Allen, Angela Charo, Anita Collins, John Cox, Kimberly Coy, Lisa Diel, Catherine Dobbs, Kimberly Espino, Eloisa Hatley, Kristi Cathy and Kristi look over their fund raiser. 21 Dedication Henson, Bryan Hernandez, Siria Holt, Wendi Johnson, Aaron Laing, Gary Lane, John Lord, Le’Ann 27 Lyle, Robert Maltbie, Kristi Marshall, Scott Mauldin, Kelly Motes, Charles Overton, Dwayne Preparing to Kim tries to get her point across. Pickerel, Amy Robertson, David Robinson, Matthew Stasiuk, Dominic 28 Take Charge Velasquez. Dario Walker. Clint Webb. Michael Werner. Frank Class of 1988 Dale comments on Brandon’s new rodeo club jacket. Sophomores Sophomore Class Favorites are Donna Montanez and Billy Morrow. Class Officers are Secretary-Treasurer Wanda Kelton, Vice President Donna Montanez, and President Dale Jones. Sophomores — Clements, Tracey Conner, Jeffrey Coulter, Sara Dennis, Jim Edwards, Kelly Espino, Arsenia Fabela, Frederico Farrington, Tera Jo 32 New Skills Fite, Janice Fox, Lee Gaytan. Gabriel Gonzalez, Lucy Gonzalez. Maria Hardt, Jeffrey Herrera, Sylvia Hill, Gregory Jackson, Billy Jones, Dale 33 Kelton, Wanda Landeros, Celia Lyle. Christopher Montanez, Donna Morrissey. Lance Morrow. William Norman, Bill Reyna, Rosa Robbins, Brandon Rodriguez. Angelita Money-Raising 34 Projects Brandon Robbins and Wanda Kelton are the dishwashers for the enchilada supper. Ruiz, Adrian Ruiz, Consuelo Saenz, Dolores Serna, Estella Trevino, Robert Tucker, James Walker, Alana Weldy, Joy Worley, Kristin Yarbrough, Dawn 35 Class of 1989 Learning to shine goes with learning to drive! Freshmen — Adams, Cecil Albidrez, Daniel Allen. William Almager, Steve Barber, Eddie Barraza, Guerrero Bayes, Gail Benham, Jimmy Boatman, Shay Bowles, Angy Brasted, Valerie Caballero, Blanca Chaney, Doyal Conner, Lora Dobbs, Dawn Frazier, Robert 38 Starting Over Fuller, Michael Galindo, Octavio Garcia, Martina Gonzales, Herberto Good, Jeffrey Gould, Michelle Henson, Shelly Hernandez, Nanette Hiner, Misty Jett, JoAnna Judkins, Aaron Kelton, Elizabeth Landes, William Landreth, Rebecca Lord, Rodney McCasland, Mikea 39 Researching for McMahan, Charles McMahan, Donna Montanez, Doreen Morrow, Jeri Morrow, Wendell Motes, Larry Osborn, Justin Overton; Shane Parker, Michael Ramos, Billy Rangel, Martha Rangel, Sara Reed, Helena Reyna, Raul Sanchez, Annette Seals, Tyler 40 the Future Sims, Latoya Sims, Samantha Smith, Shawna Stasiuk, Jason Teague,Jo Velasquez, Donna Werner, Rose Whitfill, Mitzi Willoughby, Jimmy Whittlesey, Ruth Not Pictured: Johnson, Jeff Meridyth, Ronnie 41 High School Daria listens to Joyce as she explains the note posi- tion in choir. Jimmy Berumen sketches a cowboy fo £. s Hicks and Mrs. Carmack pose for the camera during slave day. Organizations Band members put on a concert for the high school students. Sophomores Alana Walker and Kristin Worley show off the cake served at the National Honor Society Installation. Band Plays The Band consists of (first row) Cameron Peckham, Celina Montanez, Tracey Clements, Shelly Henson, Doreen Montanez, Stephanie Jones, Jalena Hopper, Evette Sims, (second row) Leslie Rogers, Dawn Dobbs, Nancy Rodriguez, Shelly Hernandez, Jennifer McCasland. Hope Rawlings, Michelle Gould. Elizabeth Kelton. (third row) Jimmy Benham, Cris Diel, Shelly Bennett, Danny Deaton, Gregory Boatman, Donna Nemec. Bill Norman, Elaina Rogers, Sara Coulter, Joy Weldy. Mr. Bill Wise, (fourth row) Troy Frank, Royce Gould, Steve Almager, and Donny Hill. The band was a great success throughout the year. They helped the cheerleaders with their cheer- ing and supported the football guys by performing during halftime. Keeping the band well organized was director Mr. Wise. Assisting him as the drum major was Sara Coulter. The activities they participated in were marching in the homecom- ing parade, traveling to Artesia Bulldog Bowl to see band perfor- mances from other schools in the area, and playing in the Christmas Concert. The High School Band Officers consist of (front row) High School Representative Tracey Clements, President Royce Gould, (standing) Secretary Jimmy Benham, 8th grade Class Representatives Chris Diel and Celina Montanez. Christmas Concert Cornet players Jeff, Chris, and Danny read their music carefully. Assisting as Drum Major is Sara Coulter. The new band director Mr. Wise listens carefully. Drummers Troy, Royce, and Steve set the tempo. 45 Sounds of Music The Choir consist of (first row) Kelly Edwards. Claudia Saldano, Ana Ambriz. Mark Mauldin. Tanna Thompson. Teresa Frank. Tonya Jenkins, (se- cond row) Laura Jo Jaquess, Darla Benham, Shawn Gass. Joyce Martell, Susan Davis. Peggy Jaquess. Ruth Whittlesey, (third row) Sheila Carmack, Angelita Rodriguez, Shawna Smith, Deanna Jordan, and Jennifer Scarfe. Choir Director Laurie Norman and her students were busy during the year! They were successful at the solo and ensemble held in Roswell. Soloist Peggy Jaquess was honored with a No. 1 ranking, and several others received 2’s and 3’s for their hard work and dedication. Friends, faculty, and parents were able to enjoy holiday concerts and special performances throughout the year. The Choir Officers consist of Librarian Ana Ambriz, President Joyce Martell, Secretary Tonya Jenkins, Vice-President Tanna Thompson, Librarian Sheila Carmack, and Librarian Jennifer Scarfe. 46 Creative Talents Tony Berumen works diligently on his painting. Dario and Mr. Oswald show some printed signs that the art department has made. Enthusiastic and energetic art in- structor Sam Oswald led his students to create works of art that were displayed in the administra- tion office at various times. In addi- tion, he and his group contributed much toward the beautiful decora- tions at the prom. Receiving awards for their artistic talents are (kneeling) Laurie Collvins, Cecil Adams. Robert Lyle. Adrian Ruiz, (standing) Angy Bowles. Armida Herrera. Kristi Maltbie, Corina Santa Cruz, Wendi Holt, (top) Jo Teague, Lee Fox, Gary Barraza, and Michelle Morrow. 47 Hardworking The 85-86 edition of Student Council worked hard to raise funds to go to the State Convention is Las Cruces. Activities for raising funds ranged from selling calendars and washing cars to selling baked goods and creating an enchilada supper. The officers and members who par- ticipated in most of the meetings and events were allowed to go to Las Cruces. At the convention, the members learned about such things as getting along with the administration, coping with stress, and even making spending money go further at college. Many new friends were met at the conven- tion and the experience that were shared would remain for a lifetime. The officers and members worked with the administration by presenting them with ideas that would raise the morale at school. High in tradition, the Eunice High Student Council in- stilled pride in the student body. Th« Naakus of the Stvfnt Cosoacil are: (sitting} Joyce Martel!, Wanda Kelton, Donna Montanez, Tonya Jenkins, (standing) Steve Alexander, Doreen Montanez, Rodney Lord, Tyler Seals, Austin Williams, Brandon Robbins, Jimmy Jordan, Darla Benham, Dale Jones, Cody Patterson, Cathy Good, Peggy Jasquess. This year's Officer are: Reporter Cathy Good, Secretary Tonya Jenkins, President Steve Alexander, Treasurer Austin Williams, Vice-President Jimmy Jordan, and Sponsor Mrs. Chapman. NHS Has Dinner The qualifications for the Naitonal Honor Society are scholarship, character, leadership, and service. With these goals in mind, the committee chose students to become a part of the National Honor Society. Those selected to be members were installed in the fall. Each member worked to raise money for the annual Spring Dinner at the Cattle Baron. They also made fruit baskets for selected elderly individuals. With help from Mrs. Carmack, they worked with the administration to accomplish the gaols that they set. The Officers are President Darla Benham, Secretary-Treasurer Maria Alvidrez, Parliamentarian Susan Davis, Vice-President Austin Williams, and Reporter Peggy Jaquess. The Members are (front) Darla Benham, Maria Alvidrez, Peggy Jaquess. (back) Joyce Martell, Austin Williams. Susan Davis, Kristi Maltbie, and (not pictured) Patsy Albidrez. 50 Rodeo Club Gets Jackets The High School Rodeo Club worked hard to raise money by working concession stands and holding several ropings. This money went to buy EHS Rodeo Club jackets. The club also went to a rodeo in Odessa where they observed professionals in action. The Officer� are Reporter Dale Jones, Secretary Shelly Henson, Vice-President Brandon Rob- bins, and (not pictured) President Tim Garrett. 51 The Members are (front) Shelly Henson, Jimmy Dale Heck, Jo Teague. The staff was a very hardwork- ing group of young men and women who used good judgment in preparing the yearbook. Deciding for the whole student body what kind of cover, typestyle, and pic- tures would be best for the annual required dedication and talent. Helping to create the forty- fourth volume of The Cardinal were Steven Crocker, Elouisa Espino, Armida Herrera, Michelle Morrow, Candi Nelson, Cody Pat- terson, Teresa Stephens, Jimmy Jordan, Austin Williams, and Melissa-Van Maanen. Mrs. Car- mack, advisor, helped make deci- sions important to the outcome of the “1985-86 Annual.” Annual Staff. . . Second Semester members, Jimmy Jordan and Austin Williams, check over the pictures. We Do It All for You!” Eloisa and Melissa work hard to meet deadlines. Photgraphers Stephen, Armida, and Cody take time to get their pictures taken. Mrs. Carmack teaches Candi the basics of operating a 35mm camera. 53 Future Government Leaders Girls’ and Boys’ State was an ex- perience that would long be remembered. It showed how the ci- ty, county, and state governments function. There were real elections in which the staters listened to and voted on candidates for governing offices. Staters also met with the present Governor of New Mexico, State Representative, and the Secretary of State. The Girls’ and Boys’ State was set up by the American Legion and the Ladies Auxiliary. The Girl Staters are Peggy Jaquess and Michelle Morrow. The Boy Staters are Jimmy Jordan, Cody Patterson, and Austin Williams. Principal’s Awards went to Freshmen Michelle Gould and Jim- my Benham, Sophomores Kristin Worley and Brandon Rob- bins, Juniors Cathy Diel and Gary Laing, and Seniors Darla Benham and Steve Alexander. Special Honors Presidential Academic Fitness Awards Recipients are (front) Teresa Frank, Tan- na Thompson, Susan Davis, and Darla Benham, (back) Andy Rendon, Joyce Martell, and Austin Williams Mr. Robinson gives Steve the DAR Good Citizen certificate. Receiving Honor Roll Certificates are (front) Jimmy Benham, Darla Benham, Teresa Frank, Peggy Jaquess, Patsy Albidrez, and Kristin Worley, (back) Dale Jones, Brandon Robbins, Joyce Martell, Kristi Maltbie, and Tanna Thompson. 55 Caton Sixth Grade Officers are (1 to r) Secretary-Treasurer Charlotte Jones. President Kerry Martin. Reporter Lori Hatley, and Vice President Cindy Benevidez. Going back to P.E. the junior high boys scramble through the senior parking lot. Eighth Grade Class Officers are (1 to r) Secretary Treasurer Leslie Rodgers, President Justin Hogue. Vice President Cameron Peckham, and Reporter Holly Huntsman. ixth grade students wait for a pep rally to start. Backing the Cardinals, the trumpet players play the fight song. Seventh Grade Officers are (1 to r) Sec. Treas. Cheryl Henson. Vice Pres. Laura Dennis, Pres. Kenny Cox, and Reporter Shelly Henson. T radition Mr. Don Jones incorporated new ideas and programs during his second year as C.J.H. principal. He was always available and willing to listen to the problems between students, teachers, and parents. Mrs. Robertson, in her first year at C.J.H., had to learn many new duties. Included in her responsibilities were entering grades on the computer, keeping reports on the cafeteria, and handling the mail. Jr. High Secretary Mrs. Charlotta Robertson Jr. fJigh Principal Mr. Don Jones 58 of Excellence Ball, Kenneth Reading Coulter, Craig Social Studies, Science Davis, Nell Science Goodman, Wallace Math i Miss Massey checks measurements on long jump. 59 Acosta, Scotty Ambriz, Ana Armijo, Eric Beck, Frank Bennett, Shelly Blackwell, James Boatman, Gregory Boggs. Lonnie Branch, Winford Cates, Christie Colvin, David Conner, Michele Cooper, Sonya Deaton, Danny Diel, Christopher Donoho, Melody 60 Austin works on his project. Grade Drake, Marjorie Fish, Ken Don Frank, Troy Gonzales, Tino Jr. Hemmingson, Kimberly Hernandez, Shelly Hill, Donnie Hogue, Jeramie Hogue, Justin Holt, Bob Hopper, Jalena Howard, Kimberly Howell, Rachel Hughes, Kenneth Huntsman, Holly Jones, Stephanie 61 62 Eighth Jordan, Deanna Leyva, Elvia Logan, Keith Mauldin, Mark McCasland, Jennifer Mitchell, Scott Montanez, Celina Morrissey, Desiree Morrissey, Heather Nemec, Donna Osborn, Austin Peckham, Cameron Prieto, Sergio Rackley.LaDonna Ramirez, Jessica Ramirez, Ramon Grade Rawlings, Hope Richardson, Christina Richardson, Jamie Roach, Chad Robinson, David Rodgers, Leslie Rodriguez, Nancy Rogers, Elaina Saldano, Claudia Saldano, Liliana Santana, Silvia Scarfe, Jennifer Torrez, Anna Waggoner, Michael Walters, Rebecca Williams, Tommie Not Pictured: Lester, Shaun Saldano, Laura 63 Seventh Able, Jennifer Armendarlz, Norma Arnold, Luke Beck, Shannon Boyd, Kendall Britton, Howard Britton, Laura Colvin, Kelly Copeland, Scott Coulter, Kimberly Cox, Kenneth Coy, Tammy Cueto, Cecelia Dennis, James Dennis, Laura Dennis, Rebecca England. Tania Espino Fernando Fox, Loyd Fuller, Michelle 64 Grade Galvan, Joseph Lee Giles, Melanie Gladden, Xan Gonzales, Theresa Grogan, Keith Hemphill, David Henson, Cheryl Henson, Julie Hernandez, Rachel Holland, Jennifer Hughes, Craig Jett, Cheryl Jones, Bryan Jones. Peggy Jones. Rebecca Jones, Sabrina 65 These students seem to be working. Seventh Judkins, April Kelton, Kristi Landeros. Lorena Landeros, Lucia Logan, James Logan, Wendy Lujan, Herlinda Martinez, Rosa Meridyth, Richard Miller, Bobby Miller, Danny Morrissey, Coleen Motes, Melissa Navarrete. Eric Parks, Christina Ramos, Steven A 66 Heath and Kim appear dazed. Grade Tania does homework with a little help from Christina. Rangel, Araceli Raybon, Brian Reese, Melissa Reyna, Fernando Robinson, Amber Serrano. Antonio Sikes, Bobby Turner, Misti Tyree. Mitchel Valensia, Lourdes VanMaanen, Tamara Werner, George Westmoreland, Laura Worley, Alan York, David Vozza, Aztrid Not Pictured: Collins, Michele Crider, Dixie Gallagher. Marcy Gallagher. Melissa Sanchez, Jose 67 Sixth Abrigo, Annabelle Abrigo, Amy Adams, April Aguilar, Stephen Alvardo, Danny Arcidez, Letisha Armendarez, Noel Armijo, Amy Benavides, Cynthia Bennett, Daniel Berumen, Steve Blackwell, Michele Blackwell, Patrick Blake, Patricia Boatman, Stacy Caballero, Juan Castillo, Victor Cates, Stephen Christopher, Ray Clements, Timothy 68 Grade Colvin, Daniel Conner, Jason Cooper, Clifford Cooper, Sean Copely, Jason Dixon, Melissa Dodson, Leah Galindo, Lorena Garcia, Estevan Gass, Charles Gaytan, Juan Gaytan, Octavio Gonzales, Brenda Gonzales, Cynthia Gooch, Jimmy Gray, Leaslie Harvey, Lance Hatcher, Jamie Hatley, Lori Hemmingson, Kandi 69 Sixth Hernandez, Ramon Hill, Sherry Johnson, Darrell Johnson, Pauline Jones, Charlotte Knight, Heidi Leyva, Elma Malone, Kellie Martin, Kerry McCasland, Mindy McLean Randall Moberly, Scott Montanez, Elaine Montanez, Michael Montoya, Ernestina Montoya, Javier 70 Grade Noble, Johnny Jr. Nolen, Robert Olson, Cheryl Overton, Shelly Parks, Michael Prieto, Gloria Ramirez, Emily Ramos, Alejandro Rendon, Dianne Roberts, Sonsceria Rodriguez, Matthew Ruiz, Elroy Rush, Amy Ruth, Joshua Saenz, Alberto Saenz, Annabelle 71 Serna, Paula Sims, Joe Stacy, Krisit Stephens, Williams Swezey, Dorothy Valencia, Naomi Velasquez, Veronica Vigil, Manuel Vozza, Armando Webb, Mickey Westmoreland, Shelly Whitfill, Angela Wilkinson, Dana Williams, Elton Yeager, Richard Zamora, Martin Zamora, Sonia Not Pictured: Dobbs, Angela 72 Young Riders and Ropers The Junior High Rodeo Club is made up of junior high students involved or interested in rodeoing. During the spring they sponsored a rodeo in which they worked the calf chutes, the concession stand, and other various duties. The club also operated the concession stand at junior high track meets. The money raised went to pay for their activities and their jackets. They also spon- sored a fun day otherwise known as Western Day at the junior high. Becky shows Bob the list at Rodeo Club activities for the week. The Club Members are Becky Jones. Sponsor Pat Patterson. Cheryl Henson. Jennifer Holland, and President Bob Holt, (not pictured) are Vice- President Jeramie Hogue, Secretary Kim Hemmingson, Treasurer Kandi Hemmingson, Justin Hogue, Kendall Boyd, Austin Osborn, Justin Osborn, and Brian Raybon. 73 Junior High The Sixth Grade Choir Members are (1 to r. from bottom) Heidi Knight, Sonia Zamora, Annabelle Abrigo, Sean Cooper, Angela Whitfill, Cynthia Gonzales, Elaine Montanez, Noel Armendariz, Sheila Kirtland, Letisha Arcidez. Ernestina Montoya, Amy Armijo. Mindy McCasland Matthew Rodri- quez. Kellie Malone, Melissa Dixon. Jennifer Newton. Gloria Gaytan, Michelle Blackwell. Dorothy Swezey, Juan Caballero, Patty Blake. Naomi Valencia. Shelly Overton, Maria Folk, Dana Wilkinson, Amy Rush, Leah Dodson, Amy Abrigo, Willie Stevens, and Joey Scarfe. T ,V€ thr GradeLChoir membcr8 (I to r, from bottom) Shannon Beck. Kelly Colvin. Eric Armijo. Xan Gladden. Christy Collins. Jennifer Able, Wendy Logan. Tama England. Michelle Fuller. Joe Galvan. Kendall Boyd. James Logan, Brian Raybon, Laura Street. Melissa Motes, Becky Dennis, Craig Hughes, Howard Britton, Richard Meridyth, and James Dennis. Music Programs The Sixth Grade Band Member are (I to r) Charlotte Jones, Lori Hatley, Pauline Johnson. Johnny Noble. Danny Colvin. Victoria Saenz. Sherry Hill Lorena Galindo Cindy Benavides. Veronica Velasquez. Shelly Westmoreland. Elton Williams. Clifford Cooper. Steve Berumen. Michael Montanez. Danny Alvarado. Darrell Johnson’ Lance Harvey. Tim Clements. Jerry Hemphill. Robert Motes, Jason Conner. Charles Gass. Ray Christopher. Jimmy Gooch. Joshua Ruth. Mr Wise. Manuel Vigil’ Richard Yeager. Daniel Bennett. Robert Nolen. Joe Sims. Ray Hernandez, and Steve Garcia, (not pictured) is Patrick Blackwell The Seventh Grade Band Members are (I to r) Amber Robinson, Tamara Van Maanen, Melissa Reese. Laura Dennis, Melanie Giles, Julie Hen- son. Misti Turner. Mr Wise. Alan Worley. George Werner, Kim Coulter, Tammy Coy, Cheryl Henson. Kenny Cox. Luke Arnold. Fernando Espino. Keith Grogan, and Bobby Sikes, (not pictured) is Laura Westmoreland. 75 Mettie Jordan Dressing up is the main event for Halloween. Elementary Melissa Davila and Melissa Galvan smile for a snapshot. Students relax on the patio between classes. 77 Elementary Principal Mr. Gary Johnson Mr. Gary Johnson completed his ninth year as the principal of the young Eunice students. In addition to his regular duties, he found time to attend principal’s meetings and conventions in order to bring new ideas and techniques to the school. Mrs. Bobbie Miller completed her twenty-seventh year as the secretary at the elementary school. She took care of the secretarial duties, cafeteria reports, and numerous other activities. Leaders of the Students have many questions to ask the mayor. _ ,Ur r Sehr Secretary J Elementary Secretary Mrs. Bobbie Miller Young Coulter, Pat Ed Diagnostician, Special Ed. Coordinator Ferbrache, Karen Aide Fisher, Pam Home School Coordinator for Special Ed. Herron, Frances Chapter I Jung, Karol Special Education Lee, Minerva Kindergarten Aide Partin, Maurice Resource Room Patterson, Kay Special Education Richardson, Deanna Special Education Schmitt, Darlene Special Ed., and Natatorium Aide Westmoreland, Sheron Library Aide Wink, Evelyn Special Ed. Aide Able, Jason Acevedo, Rocio Armendariz, Celia Berry, Jessica Cates, Jamie Contreras, Yvonne Cueto, Maria Fino, Jill Garcia. Jessica Gray, Beth Haase, Jennifer Hatcher, Carrie Johnson, Bobbie Meek, Jason Nemec, John Nunez, Ricardo Parker, Brett Pilcher, Sammi Rivas, Lupe 80 Saenz, Israel Seals, Ryan Smith, Vanessa Whittlesey, Melissa Willson, Tami IP Fifth Grade Mrs. Lee Anne Burton Mrs. Mary Jo Hamrick Saldana, Ramon Santa Cruz, Lisa Templeton, Tanisha Ambriz, Angelica Anders, Fred Bulman, Heather Campos, Susana Carrasco, Allison Criswell, David Fuller, Terry Gaytan, Sandra Gould, Perry Henson, Clabe Hughes, Gayla Jones, Shannon Juarez, Jimmy Leyva, Belia Nicely, Jeana Nunez, Angelica Rodriguez. Geisha Ruiz, Abel Ruiz, Belen 81 Alvarado, Dinah Brewer. Darrell Davis, Candida Evans, Natalie Ferbrache, Belinda Gladden, Randy Graham, Kathryn Hensley, LeeAaron Hunter, April McLean, Lance Moreno, Pablo Olson, Robert Owen, Laci Palmer, Hank Patterson, Chad Rivas, Frank Rodriguez, Mario Sediilo, Elizabeth Teague, Janice Fifth Grade Mr. Pat Patterson Usener. Amber Webb, Mitchell Whitfill, Trey Williams, Casondra Worley, Taresa 82 Fifth and Fourth Grades Adams, Tonya Conner, Joseph Copeland, Keith Farrington, Angela Grado, Oscar Gutierrez, Georgia Jordan, Lisa Juarez, Norma Montoya, Elias Pitts, Chasity Rawlings, Frankie Zeigler, Shawna Fifth Fourth Ambriz, Maria Isela Caballero, Eduardo Crowell, Brian Harris, Dawn Knight, Jimmy McReynolds, Elyn Navarrete, Amy Nicely, Dave 83 Bishop, Christa Castillo, Christina Conner, Jack Craig, Deena Jo Gonzales, Arturo Hensley, Eric Herrera, Belinda Hice, Kristi Hodges, Brent Logan, Gwen Manly, Kryssia Marshall, Pamela Montoya, Jorge Olivas, Edmund Pierson, Chad Remagen, Tammy Rivas, Pablo Roberts, Delma Robertson, Monique Sanchez, Carmen Sanders, William Slate, Damon Tipps, Benton Not Pictured: Lujan, Claira Fourth Grade Mrs. Tracey Davis 84 Mrs. Murl Hammond Fourth Grade Teague, Shirley Terrell, Chris Zamora, Sofia Ziegler, Brandon Carrillo, Michael Cole, Glen Contreras, Sergio Cueto, Patty Davila, Melissa Dixon, Barbara Doyal, Grady Flenniken, Misty Galvan. Melissa Hopper, Randall Jordan, Rebecca Juarez. Rosalinda Kelton, Angela Motes, Angela Rangel. Gerardo Robinson, John Sanders, Renate Santana, Juan Sutton, David 85 Adams, Delta Arnold, Paul Brasted, Guy Caballero, Nancy Donoho, Dee Drake, Sarah Galvan, Jerry Garcia, Erika Gonzalez, Manuel Hill, Amy Hodges, Scot Howell, Jeffrey Landes, Jack Langley, Wendy McCasland, Matthew Montanez, Marty Nolen, Mendi Rivas, Maria Saenz, Veronica Fourth Grade Torrez, Melissa Tyree, Kirt Weldy, Belinda Wilmot, James Woodring, Bradley 86 Aguilar, Matthew Armendariz, Andy Boyd, Kelly Carrasco, Crystal Criswell, Jay Goforth, Tonya Guenther, Jeremy Jenkins, Phillip Jones, Kathrine Lujan, Mayra Massingale, Michelle McBee, Robert Morrissey, Dean Norvell, Willie Ortiz, Daisha Parks, Melissa Rhodes, Chris Rios, Ramon Rivas, Tommy Rusk, Belinda Saenz, Beatrice Templeton, DeVain VanderLaan, David Wigley, Larry Woodring, Jonathan Not Pictured: Gaytan, Pedro 87 Arcidez, Felisha Beck, Timothy Boggs, Stephanie Burcham, Jacob Carrasco, Keith Clark, Cami Clouse, Rodney Dodson, Kevin Ferguson, Willie Folk, Sherri Gould, Lance Harlan, Michael Johnson, Gary Jones, Doug Kawecki, Teresa Luster, Roxie Nemic, Mark Oswald, Jason Rackley, DeAnna Rhodes, Dustin Rivas, Michael Saldevar, Christina Sanchez, Mario Serna, Ramon Valencia, Rigo Williams, Jaimie 88 Acosta, Timothy Armijo, Jennifer Barber, Shane Chaffin, Matthew Daniels. Tiffanie Dodson, Keith Gaytan, Maximo Grado, Hugo Heady, Gary James, Ryan Kelton, Richard Landes, Chrissy Meek, Jaime Newton, Michael Nunez, Guadalupe Palmer, Kenny Rice. Jamahl Rivas, Lee Roy Rogers, Heather Ruth, Shelby Serna, Christina Soriano, Alberto Stone, Jeremy Swezey. Mavis Velasquez. Cecilia 89 Armendarez, Minnie Bulman, Jon Michael Drake, Della Fields, Chanda Folk, Scotty Gallager, Vicki Grogan, Shannon Huntsman, Charles Jones, Kevin Massingale, Charles Naegele, Joseph Ramos, John Ritchey, Jennifer Santa Cruz, Brenda Soriano, Juan Stone Michael Valencia, Jesus Waters, Crystal Wilson, Travis Young, Timothy Not Pictured: Miller, Kristi 90 Albidrez, David Caballero, Raquel Canafax, Tory Conner, Gabriel Coulter, Matt Fisher, Bert Hatcher, Michael Holland, Chris Johnston, Slade Locke, Marsha McCasland, Misty Moore, Chuck Moreno, Cheo Rathbun, Amanda Roach, Kevin Rush, Clay Saenz, Larry 91 Barry, Courtney Blair, Amanda Borden, Brooke Caballero, David Carrisco, Jose Collins, Katandra Criswell, Brian Guenther, Jennifer Harris, John David Kendrick, Robert Montes, Candelario Rhodes, Thomas Sanchez, Aracely Sanders, Emery Smith, Rusty Snitker, Douglas VanMaanen, Jonathan Velasquez, Eliseo Weaver, Chad Young, Meranda Second Grade Mrs. Pauline McLean 92 Second Grade Mrs. Kathleen Parker First Grade Saenz, Cynthia Craig, Krisite Criswell, Greg Dean, Chad Montanez, Randall Montanez, Ryan Pitts, Christopher Robbins, Ashley McBee, Timothy Rhodes, Sandra Rogers, Michael Sedillo, Annette Black, Chad Caballero, Daniel Gaytan, Maria Gutierrez, Martin Jones. Shainna 93 Bittle, Christal Blevins, Tabatha Bowden. Bobby Carrasco, Soyla Carrillo, Janette Dunson, Neandra Galindo, Veronica Garcia, Enrique Gonzales, Linda Hargues, Daniel Hill, Richard Wayne Hodges, Brad Morris, Grady Newton, Alisha Ortiz, Penny Pierson, Travis Rodriguez, Genoveva Sanders, Charles Jacob Spalding, Gerald First Grade Mrs. Brenda Dodson Turner. Courtney Velasquez, Alonzo - 94 Templeton, Kendra Walser, David Wilmot, Otis Mrs. Barbara Osborn First Grade Ashlin, Christy Baker, Eddie Berry, Shaun Cates. Kasie Cueto, Daniel Faulkner, Crystal Flynn, Crissy Gladden, Jerad Graham, April Hernandez, Elizabeth McCasland, Manda Moberly, Kyle Montoya, Angela Nunez, Lori Ann Rodriguez, Carlos Rogers, Jennifer Slate, Derek Soriano, Patricia Stone, Brandi 95 Beck. Lagina Bustamante, Robert Chavez, Beto Daughtry, Bruce Donoho, Cassandra Evans, Nicholas Fisher, Charlie Gonzalez, Candy Harlan, Christina Koeberle, Christi Langley, Lynnzi Lujan, Maira Manly, Jacob Newton, Debbie Nicely, Rickey Olson, Timothy Radcliff, Rachel Rivas, Melissa Roberts, Rod Santana, Juan Terrell, Jeremy Yarbrough, Kyle Not Pictured: Serna. Gilberto 96 Alien, Bridgett Boggs, Leah Cooper, Ryan Gutierrez, Charbel Hackett, Diana Harper, Samanda Jenkins, Paul Juarez, Andres Landeros, Ruben Lawson, Kara Leyva, Amuifo Najera, Erica Olson, David Parker, Brian Payne, Nathan Ramos, Patricia Sims, Bianca Stoffer, Jacob Tipps, Mickala 97 Kingergarten — A.M. Armendariz, Omar Baker, Amber Beck, Ernie Benavides. Marina Caballero,Rosendo, Jr. Clouse, Joel Collins, Joe Willie Galindo, Guadalupe Gonzales, Elizabeth Harlan, Monica Anne Heady, Helga Lujan, Margoby Pando Morris, Ronnie Morrow, Jo Newton, Christina Patterson, Andy Pitts, Elizabeth Radcliff, Crystal Remagen, Chrystal Ritchey, William Runyon, ShayLe Saenz, Elias Sutton, Laura Thompson, Adam Tyree, David Waters, Robby Ms. Ruth Alexander Wilson, Kristen Whitaker, Kyle Not Pictured: Faris, Christy M 98 Ms. Perri Hathorn Kindergarten Ambriz, Veronica Anders, Shawn Bishop, Monica Black, Keegan Breznick, Jody Dixon, Edmond Forrester, Jennifer Gonzales, Gerardo Hernandez, Aldo Herrera, Carlos Locke, Michael Miller, George Moore. Christy Moran, Steven Newton, Veronica Olivas. Esther Olivas, Ramon Prather, Adrianne Rackley, Billy Rawlings, Bobby Rodgers, Matthew Santa Cruz, Sandy Serna. Fernando Skinner, Jeffrey Stone, Tracy Jean Van Maanen, Jason 99 Alvarado, Raymond Anderson, Chrlstl Beldzig, John Bishop, Cody Carey, Chelcie Davis, Kristi Dean, Heath Dunson, Shawndra Epinosa, Luplta Evans, Tina Hahn, Beth Hood, LaKrisa Jones, Cody Lawson, Dana Luster, Cody McManes, Michael Nunez, Elizabeth Ramos, Macaria Reese, Luke Sanders, John Allen Shugart, J. T. Kindergarten — P.M. Soriano, Grasieia Terrell, Joshua Valenzuela, Veronica Whittlesey, Kenneth 100 Smith, Trisha Torrenz, Yvette Valdez, Arturo Wilkinson, Gina Young, Eric Kindergarten — P.M. Blair, Angela Blevins, Bradley Bundick, William Caballero, Miguel Gutierrez, Christina Herrera, Jason James, Tobie Leigh Lujan, Alfonso Ortiz, Beaudray Oswald, Philip Palmer, Christi Parks, Carla Parks, Patricia Payne, Brooke Rackley, Billy Reyes, David Ruiz, Brandon Rusk, Eric Schmitt, Kelli Serna, Erica Shakra, Joshua 101 High Schoo The line awaits the snap of the ball Cathy leaps for the ball •teve slides back to the base? 1985-86 Spirit EUNICE CARDINALS J.V. Cheerleaders are Jo Teague, Valerie Brasted, Michelle Gould, Misty Hiner, Donna Velas- quez, and Elizabeth Kelton. 105 Susan, Candi, and Darla show spirit at the basketball game. The Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders attended Texas Tech University Cheerleading Camp last summer, which was a very enlightening experience. On June 16, they piled into the van and headed north to Lubbock. In addition to sore throats and aching muscles, they learned different routines and cheers. Attending this camp helped them to cheer the Cardinals on to victory, they have also had the backing of the athletes and fans. “To all the 1985-86 Football and Basketball players, we say — CONGRATULATIONS — it was great cheering for you. To all the Cardinal fans — THANKS — for your support, and to all the future cheerleaders, have fun, stick together as a team, and keep up that Cardinal spirit!!” ’85-’86 Cheerleaders Miss Elliott is entertained by the varsity squad. Cardinals Back to Basics The 1985 Football Team consists of (1st row) Jeff Good, Chris Lyle, Clint Henson. Dario Velasquez. Michael Parker, Ranee Turner. Tyler Seals, Shane Charo, Albert Rodriguez, Jimmy Jordan, Gary Laing. Jeffrey Johnson Craig Phillips, Bill Norman. Austin Williams, Kelly Roach, Cody Patters . a— Walker. Eddie BarberfJimmy Benhpm. (2nd “row) Coach Pittman. Brian le Overton, Gary Barraza. Coach B. YorTT, (3rcl ow) Billy Morrow Joe � row) Coach Saldevar, a. “INTENSITY!” are Steve, Keith,and INTENSITY, the basic theme of the 1985 football season, was powerful enough to make the Cardinal football team have aggressiveness and the desire to win. Compiling his team with that thought in mind, Coach Schmitt taught them to think of their group as a family. There were extra challenges as many of the returning players had to learn the rules of their new positions because the coach shifted personnel. Although the team had a 4-5 year, they were a dedicated group who had the support of the fans, cheerleaders, and student body. Seniors Members are (front) Steve Alexander, Albert Rodriguez, Ranee Turner, Jimmy Jordan, Joe Charo, (back) Devin Landes. Austin Williams, Kelly Roach, Cody Patterson, Keith Phillips, and Craig Phillips. 107 Cardinals —a ALL-DISTRICT 1st team Craig Phillips Def. Linebacker Off. Back Steve Alexander Def. Linebacker Off. Split End Cody Patterson Def. Lineman Off. Center Honorable Mention Keith Phillips Def. Lineman Joe Charo Def. Secondary Albert Rodriguez Off. Guard ALL-STATE 1st team Craig Phillips Def. Linebacker 2nd team Craig Phillips Off. Back Cody Patterson Def. Tackle Honorable Mention Joe Charo Def. Secondary The Waders of the Cardinal are (kneeling) Head Coach PhD Schmitt, (standing) Buddy York, Kenny Pittman, Dwaln York, and Scott Saldevar. Intensity fills Cardinal sidelines. 108 Smashing Success The Lady Cardinal volleyball team won third place in the state tournament. In the first round they defeated Cuba, but lost to Jal in the second round. The girls played Crownpoint for third place and easily won the match. In order to reach the state play-offs, the varsity and junior varsity players prepared themselves for a hardworking year. To be a member of one of the most prestigious pro- grams on campus took discipline, skill, dedication, sportsmanship, and a winning at- titude. New Head Coach Nancy Hicks, with the help of Asst. Coach Connie Massey, taught the girls to play with togetherness. This brought about the volleyball term “T N T” which means Tough and Togetherness. After receiving a wild card berth and win- ning the regional championship by defeating Estancia and Hope, the team was on its way to the state tournament for the first time. Cathy Good and Alana Walker were selected to the All-District Team. Kim Cox and Cathy Good were chosen as All-State Honorable Mentions. Senior members are Armida Herrera, Cathy Good. Tanna Thompson, and Laura Jo Jacquess The Lady Cards are (front) Le Ann Lord. Kim Cox. Armida Herrera. Tanna Thompson. Kristin Worley, (middle) Cathy Diei. Alana Walker. Principal Bill Robinson. Laura Jo Jacquess. Sara Coulter. Mgr Eloisa Espino, (top) Coach Connie Massey. Head Coach Nancy Hicks. Cathy Good. Rosie Zuniga, and Mgr Amy Pickerel. E.H.S. Spikes 110 It to State! 2$ ircicr J.V. Cards are (front) Coach Connie Massey. Elvla Leyva. Samantha Sims. Elizabeth Ketton, Shelly Henson. Sylvia Herrera. Helena Reed. Mgr Lora Conner, (top) Lotoya Sims. Rose Werner. Doreen Montanez. Jeri Morrow. Misty Hiner, Dawn Dobbs. Angela ADen, and Stria Hernandez. Varsity Opponent Capitan Denver City Lovington Cloudcroft Canutillo Hatch Carlsbad Tatum Lovington Carlsbad Tatum Plains Dexter jd -y_jb a ftT 1 j Dexter Region G Tournament (Champions) Estancia 3-0 Hope 3-1 State Tournament Cuba .Jal Crownpoint J.V Opponent Capitan Denver City Lovingtor Carlsbat Tatum Lovington Carlsbad Tatum Hobbs Tournament Clovis Brownfield ■Jal Ja! ss Jal lexter 3-1 0-3 3-0 Us Them 0-2 0-2 0-2 0-2 0-2 0-2 0-2 0-2 0-2 0-2 2-1 2-0 0-2 2-0 2-1 f Cathy attempts a block. Ill New Coach With a TW Basketball tewa consists of (L to R) Jeff Good. Bryan Henson. Joe Charo. Matt Robinson. Albert Rodriguez. Jimmy Jordan. Cody Patterson. Tyler Seals. Bra Robbins. Dale Jones. Michael Parker. Dario Velasquez. Coach Pittman. Mgr Steve Alexander, and Coach York. Boys' Basketball Scores jor 1986 Opponent Us Them Kermit 65 91 Ft. Stockton 73 91 Andrews 59 124 Santa Fe Prep 61 90 Carrizozo 68 76 San Jon 68 56 Hagerman 59 57 Union 67 64 Plains 74 95 New Deal 79 72 Tularosa 68 111 Kermit 60 108 Lubbock Christian 53 64 NMMI 50 65 Hagerman 49 74 Dexter 68 86 Lubbock Christian 49 56 Floyd 63 64 Jal 67 92 Dexter 68 78 Jal 59 105 NMMI 45 74 District Tournament: Dexter 74 81 The Seniors are Joe Charo. Jimmy Jordan, Cody Patterson. Albert Rodriguez, and Not Pictured: Joe Sanchez. 112 Different Philosophy The J.V. Team consists of (L to R) Jimmy Benham, Chris Lyle, Jimmy Willoughby, Shay Boatman. Eddie Barber, Jeff Johnson, Jeff Hardt, Jeff Conner. Bill Norman, Gary Laing, Joe Sanchez, Gary Barraza, Daniel Albidrez, Octavio Galindo. Gabriel Gayton, and Coach Pittman. Albert awaits his chance for a rebound. Matt goes up over defenders for the bucket. 113 Joe shows form and concentration on the free throw line. Reacting Jimmy goes up for two as Cody positions himself for a rebound. 114 Cody drives to the basket to add two more points to the score. Coach York prepares to make substitutions. Tanna forces her opponent to pass the ball Cathy takes an inside move to the basket. Kim drives in for the easy lay up. Alana tries to improve her free throw average. 115 Ladies The Lady Cardinals picked up right where they left off at the end of the 1984-85 season. The ladies started the 85-86 season with two goals in mind. The goals were to beat Jal and to win the state title — both of which would be a first in Lady Cardinal history. With these goals in mind, the ladies approached each game as though it were a state contest. After the regular season, the Lady Cards had a record of 13 wins and 5 losses. By defeating Dexter in a fierce district tournament game 48-47, the ladies entered the regional tournament, in which they lost their opening game to Hatch 56-59. This ended a fantastic season for the “EUNICE LADY CARDINALS ’ with a final record of 14 wins and 11 losses. Susan takes an inside jump shot against Carlsbad. Seniors are Cathy Good, Susan Hiner, Tanna Thompson, Armida Her- rera, and Susan Davis. Sara, Jen, and Michelle work hard to defend the goal. 116 Regional Bound The Girls' Varsity Basketball team consists of (L to R) Kim Cox, Alana Walker. Susan Hlner, Sara Coulter. Susan Davis. Misty Hiner, Cathy Good. Armlda HerTera, Tanna Thompson, Kristin Worley, Donna Montanez. Coach Massey and Coach York. Undefeated in district play, the JV basketball team consists of 0 to r) Shelly Henson, Joy Weldy, Latoya Sims. Helena Reed. Doreen Montanez. Jen Morrow. Mis ty Hiner. Sara Coulter. Elizabeth Kelton. Michelle Gould. Donna Velasquez, and Coach Massey 117 Racing to State Jimmy “Air” Jordan places 6th at the State track meet with this jump. Cody reaches the finals at State with th throw. Matt and Jeff advance to State with their speed and skill in running the 110 meter high hurdles. 118 Participating in Track are (front) Matt Robinson, David Robertson, Gabriel Gaytan. Gary Barraza, (back) Jimmy Jordan. Jeff Johnson, Cody Pat- terson, Clint Walker, and Joe Charo. Joe shows that he is number one by winning the 100-meter dash. Seniors are (I to r) Jimmy Jordan, Susan Hiner, Cody Patterson. Irma Valencia. Armida Her- rera. and Joe Charo. 119 Running to State Girls' Track Members are (bottom) Heather Morrissey, Donna Velasquez. Alana Walker, Kristin Worley. Christie Cates, Siria Hernandez. Le’Ann Lord, (top row) Kim Cox, Celina Montanez. Armida Herrera, Misty Hiner, Jeri Morrow. Susan Hiner, Rosa Zuniga. Amy Pickerel, and Angela Allen. Kim puts out a good effort at the State track meet. Full of energy Siria races to the finish line at the State track meet. 120 Le’Ann takes a good hand off from Susan in the 1600 meter relay at the State meet. Armida’s practice is rewarded with a trip to state Kristin starts her cool down after winning Alana’s efforts are good enough for a fifth place ribbon in the Tatum Relays, her heat of the 100 meter dash. 121 Swinging to Win Seniors are (front) Steve Alexander, Robert Boman, Johnny Mack Ruth, Joe Charo, Jimmy Jordan, (back) Keith Phillips, Kelly Roach, Cody Patter son, and Craig Phillips. ' v The Baseball Team consists of (front) Manager Shelly Henson, Robert Boman, Shay Boatman, Steve Alexander, Jason Stasiuk, Manager Michelle Gould, (middle) Gary Barraza, Michael Fuller, Johnny Mack Ruth, Joe Charo, Michael Parker, (top) Assistant Coach Dwain York, Jimmy Jordan. Craig Phillips, Keith Phillips, Kelly Roach, Cody Patterson, Gary Laing, and Head Coach Kenny Pittman. 122 Batter Up! • «■ : £ • VtS Jimmy swings for a base hit. Keith and Craig warm up before the game. 123 The team waits for Gary to loosen up. .ikH Perfection to a Tee The Members are (front) Joy Weldy, Kerri Ross, Donna Montanez, Dawn Yarbrough, (middle) Doreen Montanez, Sara Coulter, Teresa Frank, Wanda Kelton, Joyce Martell. (back) Jeff Good, Coach Ed Davis, Austin Williams, and Jimmy Benham. The seniors are Teresa Frank, Austin Williams, and Joyce Martell. Jeff, Wanda, and Jimmy examine Dawn’s grip. 124 Austin blasts the ball out of the sand trap. Kim tries to dink the ball. Beating the Odds The defense struggles to make the tackle leter dash at the state track meet 125 Junior High Junior High Cheerleaders Add Color to Athletics Tania and Kim keep spirits high during a football game. Junior High Cheerleaders are (bottom row) Cameron Peckham, (middle row) Julie Henson and Christie Cates, (top row) Kim Hemmingston ant Melanie Giles, and (not shown) Tania England. 128 Facing a Challenge Coach Coulter discusses the next play. Junior High Football Members are (1st row) Bobby Miller. Alan Worley. Kenny Cox. Eric Navarrete, Heath Boatman. Scotty Acosta. David York. Eric Armijo, (2nd row) Mgr. Kelly Colvin. Danny Miller. Kendall Boyd. Brian Raybon, Brian Jones. David Hemphill. Jeramie Hogue, Donny Hill. (3rd row) Coach Coulter. David Colvin, Craig Hughes. James Dennis, Bobby Sikes, Kenny Hughes, Chad Roach, and Coach Ball Learning the The 7th Gradeconsists of Ronnie Raybon, George Werner, David York, Danny Miller, Keith Grogan, Kenneth Cox, Alan Worley, Kendall Boyd, (back row), Coach Ball, Bryan Jones, James Blackwell, and Craig Hughes. The 8th Grade consists of Donny Hill, Scotty Acosta, Eric Armijo, David Robertson, (back row), Chris Diel, Justin Hogue, Shawn Lester, Chad Roach, Scott Mitchell, Mgr. David Colvin, and Coach Coulter. 130 Fundamentals The 7th Grade consists of Wendy Logan, Jennifer Holland, Cheryl Henson, Tania England, Melissa Reese, (back row) Mgr. Shelly Hernandez, Kimberly Coulter, Becky Jones, Sabrina Jones, Amber Robinson, Misti Turner, and Coach Saldevar. The 8th grade consists of Christie Cates, Leslie Rodgers, Celina Montanez, Shelly Bennett, Jennifer McCasland, Cameron Peckham, (kneeling) Hol- ly Huntsman, Nancy Rodriguez, Stephanie Jones, Mgr. Shelly Hernandez, and (back row) Coach Saldevar. 131 Spikes and Serves 132 The 8th Grade Volleyball consists of (sitting) Leslie Rodgers. Holly Huntsman, (kneeling) Christie Cates. Kim Howard. Shelly Bennett. Rachel Howell, (standing) Coach Davis. Elaina Rogers, Stephanie Jones, Celina Montanez, Deanna Jordan. Hope Rawlings, (last row) Mgr. Jalena Hopper. Michelle Conner, Christina Richardson. Shelly Hernandez, Cameron Peckham, Heather Morrissey, and Jennifer McCasland. The 7th Grade Volleyball Team consists of (sitting) Melissa Reese, Kristi Kelton, Cheryl Henson. Rebecca Dennis, Kim Coulter, (kneeling) Xan Gladden, Misti Turner, Jennifer Holland, Peggy Jones, (standing) Coach Davis, Mgr. Laura Dennis, Amber Robinson. Rebecca Jones, Sabrian Jones. Rachel Hernandez. Julie Henson, and Melanie Giles. Racing to the Future Junior High Trackatera arc (front) Jeramic Hogue. Scott Mitchell. Craig Hughes. Ken Don Ragland, (second row) Heather Morrissey. Christie Cates. Ana Ambrlx. Celina Montanez. Melanie Giles. Melissa Reese, (third row) Kim Coulter. Jennifer McCasland. Kenny Cox. Alan Worley. Brian Raybon, Eric Navarrete. Tama England, (back) Mark Mauldin. Justin Hogue. Mike Gnnnell. Jamie Richardson. David Colvin, and Luke Arnold Tania. Melanie, and Heather listen for instructions before they run. Celina Montanez runs hard to finish the relay in good time. High School 134 Laura Jo and Darla accompany Miss EHS Teresa Frank at the Banquet. Shawn Gass and Kristi Hatley play grandmothers in the play “Don't Rock the Boat.” Personalities Mr. and Mias Prom are Steve Alexander and Susan Hiner. Mr. Sam Oswald was elected Teacher of the Year for the 1985-1986. Football Homecoming Queen and King are Darla Benham and Steve Alexander. Teresa is surrounded by the other lifeguards. 136 During the spectacular prom. Miss E.H.S. Teres moment to pose for a picture. Miss E.H.S. Teresa Frank Miss New Mexico signs an autograph for Teresa. E.H.S. Steve Alexander Steve compares ties with Robert Frank and Mr. E.H.S. Steve Alexander take a Steve is congratulated by his teammates after a homerun. 137 Victorious Homecoming! Peggy Jaquess and Jimmy Jordan are aenior attendants. Amy Pickerel and Bryan Henson are junior attendants. Donna Montanez and Chris Lyle are sophomore attendants. Shelly Henson and Tyler Seals are freshman attendants. 138 The Royal Court is Shelly Henson, Donna Montanez, Amy Pickerel, Queen Darla Benham, and Peggy Jaquess. Queen Darla Benham and King Steve Alexander show their happiness. The football team selected all escorts and attendants to the Homecoming Royal Court. This set a precedent in the procedures used in selecting the court. The outlook of the game was not good, as the Cardinals were down 13-7 at halftime to the Alpine Bucks. During intermission, the fans were treated to an excellent ceremony. All attendants and their escorts were announced and then the King and Queen were presented to the crowd. The Cardinals came back on the field fired up after Coach Schmitt told them that they could win if each man did his job. They then proceeded to roll over the Bucks 41-19 in an exciting finale to the evening. 139 The 1986 Basketball Homecoming was off to a great start as the Lady Cardinals stomped the Hagerman Bobcats 57-52 in an exciting game. Before getting the boys’ game underway, the Royal Court was presented. All attendants were selected by the boys’ team and all the escorts were elected by the girls’ team prior to the evening. The names of Queen Susan and King Cody were announced to the crowd and the ceremony began. After presenting Susan with a beautiful bouquet of carnations, an autographed basketball, a necklace, and a tiara, Cody finish- ed the coronation with the “Traditional Kiss.” The boys’ game got underway with emotions running high. The boys were down 21-41 at halftime and could not come back from the deficit, losing 49-74 to finish the homecoming festivities. Rhythm of King Cody Patterson and Queen Susan Davis smile while getting their pictures taken. Tanna, Kim, Alana, and Michelle pose with Queen Susan. 140 The Night Juniors — Dario Velasquez and Kim Cox Freshmen — Jeff Good and Michelle Gould Sophomores — Bill Norman and Alana Walker Senior attendants are Rita Espino and Jimmy Berumen. Freshman attendants are Dawn Dobbs and Michael Parker. A Ghost Junior attendants are Wendi Holt and Clint Walker. Sophomore attendants are Wanda Kelton and Billy Morrow. of a Time The 1985 Halloween Carnival was exciting to everyone. There was plenty of food and games as children of all ages showed up for the different events. The main con- test was the crowning of the King and Queen, who received the honor of being crowned if their booth made the most money. The attendants were: Freshmen — Dawn Dobbs and Michael Parker, Sophomores — Wanda Kelton and Billy Morrow, Juniors — Wendi Holt and Clint Walker, and Seniors — Rita Espino and Jimmy Berumen. The 1985 King and Queen were Wendi Holt and Clint Walker. There were some interesting booths this year. The freshmen had “Pound the Pan- thers,” sophomores operated the Spook House, juniors ran the Jail, and the seniors handled the Fortune-Telling booth. 143 1985 Halloween Carnival Queen and King are Wendi Holt and Clint Walker. Hall of 144 Best All Around are Peggy Jaquess and Joe Charo. Most Intelligent are Austin Williams and Joyce Martell. Most Bashful are Carmela Garcia and Stephen Crocker. Most Talented and Most Likely to Succeed are Darla Benham and Jimmy Jordan Fame 1986 Biggest Flirts are Johnny Mack Ruth and Tonya Jenkins. Most Forgetful are Angie Hughes and Jason Atkinson. Most School Spirited are Candi Nelson and Ranee Turner. 145 Friendliest are Royce Gould and Teresa Frank. Looking Best Dressed are Keith Phillips and Maria Alvidrez. Most Athletic are Annida Herrera and Craig Phillips. Best Looking are Steve Alexander and Angie Hughes. 146 Wittiest are Darla Benham and Robert Boman. Honorable Junior High Awards First Place Winners in the Science Fair are (front) Laura Dennis, Alan Worley, Kenny Cox, David York, Melissa Reese, (back) Kim Coulter, Becky Jones, Cameron Peckham, Bobby Sikes, Luke Arnold, and Stephanie Jones. Chris Diel receives a band certificate award. I Basketball awards are Nemec. presented to Cameron Peckham and Donna 147 Graduating with Pride Senior Graduates for 1986 are (front) Susan Davis. Robert Boman. Carmela Garcia. Rita Espino. Maria Alvidrez. Rubelia Ruiz. Corma Santa Cruz. Melissa Heady Tonya Jenkins Shawn Gass Ranee Turner. Cathy Good, (second row) Susan Hiner. Steve Alexander. Teresa Frank. Joe Charo. Candace Nelson. Royce Gould. Angie Hughes. Joseph Sanchez. Darla Benham Johnny Ruth' Peggy Jaguess. (third row) Teresa Stephens. Jimmy Berumen. Laura Jo Jaquess. Richard Raines. Tanna Thompson. Stephen Crocker. Michelle Morrow. Andy Rendon Joyce Martell Deviri Landes, (back) Armida Herrera. Craig Phillips. Albert Rodriguez. Kelly Roach. Cody Patterson. Austin Williams. Mike Hemmlngson. Jason Atkinson. Jimmy Jordan, and Judith Saldana Graduating with honors are Susan Davis (high), Darla Benham, Maria Alvidrez, and Joyce Martell (highest). Peggy marches proudly down the aisle. 148 Class of 1986 Seniors pose for one last picture before graduation. Johnny Ruth receives his diploma from Mr. Benham. After the graduation ceremony the seniors wish their classmates good luck for the future. 149 The following patrons have each contributed $ 100 to help finance the 1986 CARDINAL: Eunice % ABC Rental Tool Company First Interstate Bank of Lea G Gold Star Service Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kennann Mrs. PatSims-Ml Y’T Vrl Hobbs t 150 The following supporters have each contributed $50 to help finance the 1986 CARDINAL: 152 The following supporters have each contributed $25 to help financ the 1986 CARDINAL: Eunice A-l Auto Supply Hardware Allsup’s Anadarko Production Company B H Construction Bo-Kay Flower Shop Si Class of 1986 Eunice Gulf Service Eunice Locker Planf John H. Hendrix Cpvrp. Johnston Construction Leavell Danford Insurance Agency, Lin’s Hair Design Brass Gift Shop -L. McCasland Hardware and Sporting Goods McCasland Services Red Bird LP Gas Go., Inc. Reliable Pumping Service Scott LumbeF Supply,Trier. Southwestern Instrument Compe Standard Welding Works, Inc. Vanity Fair Styling'Genter and Boutiqu , Hobbs Jp Cobra Industries, Inc. Eddie Horn Oldsmobile-Cadillac, GMC, Datsun, Inc. Forrest Tire Co., Inc. Hobbs Cleaners Hobbs Muffler Shop Saloga’s Jewelry Drawing by Jimmy Berumen