Fort Stockton High School - Panther Yearbook (Fort Stockton, TX)

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.Ay A lje h iu )ui u r .: . y U ' ' The corsages were plenriful and rhe spirits were higli as Home£6ming ' 85 Warm-ups, Nerds and colors were highlighred on special days during rhe weeU. A parade, mossive bonfire and pep rallies spurred on rhe inreresr and exciremenr leading up ro rhe naming of rhe new queen ' olly Hichmon reigned over rhe courr. Senior duchesses were Ann Goborioulr, DIXCJl Xo a Rr) r)l Rll O ' ' IWopz, Diane Ford and Myro Cordovo- LUMyyVL i y ■ 11 ■ Vicki Minrer was junior duchess while Jeono Co cy represented rhe sophomores riOrnOCOmiriQ and Momco Leyvo the freshmen yicft Of ilk. il4wvL J (J The Homecoming court indudes (front row) Myro Cordovo, ■ Hdly Hickmon, Diane Ford, (bocl row) Monico Leyvo, Vid i Minrer and Jeono

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n iding rhe bus. Earing in rhe cofererio. Shoring lockers. Cheering or pep rallies. Sirring in dosses. Tol-iing resrs. Wori- ing our in orhlerics. Singing in choir. Molding melodies in bond. Ordering senior rings. These ore rhe rhings which srudenrs and foculry experience rogerher as o family — o group of closely relored persons. In o sense, everyone faces rhe same challenges, wherher rhey be relored ro school, communiry, church or social ocriviries. All hove had ro deal wirh rhe srore-mondored no-poss, no-ploy rule as well as rhose of limired absences, srricrer worl our rimes and fewer assemblies ond pep rallies. How such chollenges hove been accepred, however, hove broughr our rhe individual rroirs which make up rhe whole of rhis school. Memories of rhe 1985-86 school year, no doubr, will pop up in rhe minds of rhis family for years ro come. Wherher rhey will be simply rhe royol blue ond whire, rhe Ponrhers, rhe Prowlers or rhe new reforms in educorion, srudenrs ond foculry olike will recall many rhings. Creoring bullerin boards full of spirir. Dressing as ghosrs ond goblins. Decoraring rhe halls. Coming ro school as Nerds. Weoring clorhes inside-our . . . -,Ai . : -aymyM ' ' Uyi — iJj uJi ' Sharing rhe old Col e Clossic after lunch were Laura Parrersan, Hearher Johnson, and Amie Hoiron. Panrher Mascor Ann Goborioulr rrodes in her drums for a coroner. . If Jl ( oJjJl k

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