Goliad High School - Mission Yearbook (Goliad, TX)
- Class of 1979
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Jl£ t, vUV SAJ SA. n m b M -j 7f cj 4) - 11 nu ill CLiAt ■' fe % V TS y A «.!?t i s l j : Paul Otwell takes a phone break from job at Mobil station to call Kori Kamei. Ace Joel Bego finally gets his wheels for graduation. ACTIVITIES 10 SPORTS 58 ACADEMICS 82 ALBUM 106 ADVERTISING 144 TfT ' ir La Bahia Mission stands as a reminder of Goliad ' s past. Hair stylist Bobby de la Garza makes GHS senior Rusty Ryan in by covering his ears. Our culture influences our daily lives in a variety of ways. Our entertainment, pastimes, and basic needs are indicative of our fast moving world. Our changing view, morals, and interests reflect the social and technological break- throughs made by our society. More important, our culture is a major factor in determining where we as a nation and a generation are going. However as we grow with progress, we must remember and cherish the values of the past that have made our lives richer. Henry Gonzales and Elizabeth Garza display the latest dance craze, Disco Fever. Harvey Hernandez grabs a fast bite before fifth hour begins. Reflections of each other Coach Ron Jenkins and Richard Diebel disci- Old men Gerald Hening and Wayne Hening take first place honors in Student Council ' s Hallow- pline themselves for upcoming class. een dress up day. Student Council members Rusty Ryan. Sandy The Fruits of the Loon. Tammy Preiss. Milzi Ressmann. Michele Bammert. and Mary Gay Von Haak and Mark Heil present skit for opening of Dohlen. nearly get peeled on Halloween, school year. As Hc grow, we establish close relationships with others who have common interests, goals and desires. We choose friends with whom we can share our feelings and follies. We join organizations with fellow classmates who like ourselves strive to make school a better place and ourselves better individuals. Special relationships with our friends, teachers, parents, and community reflect our ability to think, experience and most of all. to feel. Son a Lopez and Rud Guilerrez catch up on lalesi happenings during break in breezeway. Traci Mitchell as Petite in Christmas play wins James Flores against Devil. Danny Reyes. 5 Reflections of our goals Sponsor Jerry Dornak presents Becky Hagens. green hand, with her first year pin. (Dnnna rniippt hiiilH ; up her speed in short- hand. Pole hopping Freddie Bigby and Frank Rodri- guez build up muscles during off season. The Tiger Band blasts out with Tiger Ray after one of the Tigers ' thrilling touchdowns. Todd Smith prepares a scale model of the space shuttle for advanced science project. Through our hard work and wholehearted endeavors, we each use our given talents to reach the goals we have set. Our goals not only reflect our talents and ambi- tions, but also our society ' s demand for a better world. There- fore, we try to set high, yet realis- tic goals and use our talent to reach these goals. When we do accomplish our objectives, we can experience a feeling of self-satis- faction and contentment within ourselves. Vernon Garza cleans an oil pan for customer Emilio Rodriguez and Wayne Hening build a show box for project in Agriculture 11. in auto mechanics. Reflections of self The Thinker Michael Perry ponders a philosophical question, How do I get out of here? Raymond Garcia visits his natural habitat, the snack bar. H| H|. m aaiMflrtrr-joi - f n H jf ;9| ft m- ■J -ag . r ' - M • d Greg Marshall, visitor from outer space, wants to make friends. Lydia Mendoza reflects seriously about her next masterpiece in commercial art. InonemcBBnoBiaMu Jeff Stracener, senior, expresses enjoy- menl on the way to the science sympo- sium. Our individual style of living, along with our actions, interests, and abilities, is indicative of our purpose in life. Our unique char- acteristics distinguish each of us from any other human being. As we experience and react to the world around us, we begin to know ourselves fully. Our culture, Rela- tionships, and goals are all a part of the total self. One cannot sur- vive without the other. ' ■3 I Journalism ace Kori Karnei is completely tuckered out after meeting Tiger Growl deadline. Assistant principal James Franklinstein shows his true colors on Halloween. I I Rila Quillian. Tiger itiascol, salutes her com- mander, James Flores. The Tiger football team backed up by the student body attends the Homecoming pep rally. The scene of the bonfire before it was set aflame shows much work by the GHS classes. The raging Tiger bonfire, a symbol of Goliad ' s pride and determination, burns full into the night. Jessica Named First Queen I The Royal Court and their escorts surround Jessica Carrera Morris. 1978-79 Homecoming I Queen. Jessica Carrera Morris, senior, was crowned 1978-79 Homecom- ing Queen, the first in Tiger his- tory. Jessica was escorted by Greg Carrera. Runners up were Becky Palo- marez escorted by Abel Arriazola and Trudi Hencerling escorted by Harlan Henrichson. Duchesses were_Anne Shelton escorted by Brett Bu rilfr ' . Karen Jones escorted by Alfred Littles; and Amy Shelton escorted by Kevin Karnei. The Tigers won a smashing vic- tory against Industrial 54-6. Jesse Tijerina scored three touchdowns and Jackie Morris added two and Larry Jones, Mark Heil, and Ricky de la Garza made one each. Other activities included the bonfire, pep rally, and a dance in the cafeteria. I he pep rail y for this year ' s Honkcoming was held in Tig r S|adium instead of downtown. Before their victors against Industrial 54-b, I iger captains flip for goal position. Tiger varsity member Hjul ()iv«,ell begins the hghtingof the bonfire Seniors Mark Schoenherr and Mitzi Ressmann were elected by the student body as Mr. and Miss GHS. Mark participates in football, basketball, track and is a member of NHS. and FFA. He was a unanimous choice for all district football and basketball. He was chosen All State in football Mitzi IS president of FTA, a member of basketball, volleyball, track teams and NHS, Science Club, Student Council and Speech Club. Mitzi also 14 made all district in volleyball and basketball. Mark, Mitzi Chosen Mr. Miss GHS Mark ' s dry sense of humor makes him a favonle anywhere in school. Mark who has many versatile interests loves the outdoors. Mitzi ' s winnmg smile and outgoing personality make her many friends at GHS. One of GHS ' s favorite Mitzi characters is the lovable old biddy who comes to pep rallies J Russell Bego and Craig Dohmann try for one of the many prizes. High school and junior high students come early to the livestock barn to prepare their animals. Kurt Dohmann enters a pen of broilers as an FFA project in the County Fair. Debra Wilms prepares her animal for the big show. Susan Selected Goliad Queen Roland Garcia calms his nervous bull before putting him on exhibit. .. (ii,.-, S  I i •i ii Sandy Haak, Karen Ethridge, and Michele Bammert wait for the results of the Goliad Queens Contest. -llf:-T ' i :i. The Goliad County Fair gave GHS students the opportunity to display their hard work and talents. Students entered arts, crafts, food, clothing, sheep, chickens, and livestock in the fair and many received awards for their endeavors. Susan Mills, junior, was selected 1979 Goliad County Fair Queen, and Kori Karnei was named Miss Congen- iality. Paul Otwell presents Kori Kamei with the Miss Congeniality Award. Ernestine Williams, Debbie Schoenherr. Susan Mills, Kon Kamei, and Debbie Jones model dresses forjudges. Juniors Honor Seniors With Prom The 1979 Junior-Senior Prom was set to the theme of Sunrise Over the Ocean. For the second consecutive year, the prom was held at Weesatche Hall. Photographs were taken in front of a sun rising over the water with palm trees and sand in the foreground. Ms. Caramae Simmons, Commercial Art instructor, designed and painted this beautiful background. Music was provided by Crossover, and special lighting was created by Kenneth Eichman. The menu consisted of sliced ham and roast beef, vegetable salads, chips, dips, cake, and punch over dry ice. Mary Gay Von Dohlen, Junior Class President, gave the welcome, and Mitzi Ressmann, Senior Class President, gave the response. The invocation was given by Sandy Haak. Juniors, Brett Burris and Karen Ethridge, read the prophecies, while Seniors, Tammy Preiss and Trudi Henderling, read the wills. Tina Cardosa even looks for food on the floor. Members of the freshman and sophomore classes ate more than they served. ' i ..::m-yM 1 i r v l W ' - EWVF Prom goers eat, drink, and feel merry. Mitzi, Sandy, and Mary Gay try to decide who should go first. Cathy Lopez gives her debaters their second and third place ribbons. ■22 UIL Regional Contestants wine and dine in Robstown. Debbie Franke receives her 5th place ribbon in Prose from Mrs. Lopez. UIL PARTICIPANTS: 1st row — Brenda Parma, Margaret Arrodondo, Best Actress; Margaret Carbajal, 1st Prose, All-Star Cast; Debbie Franke, 5th Prose; 2nd row — Rene Ortiz, sponsor; Linda Snroyer, sponsor; Mary Rowell, sponsor; Todd Smith, 1st One- Act Play; Danny Reyes, 1st Poetry; James Flores, All-Star Cast, 4th Prose, 4th Feature Writing; Rita Quillian, William Reed, Mark Heil, 1st Editorial Writing; Kori Kamei, 2nd Feature Writing. 3rd row — Joyce Franklin, sponsor; Altha Houck, 6th Shorthand; Todd Oehike, Michele Bammert, 2nd Typmg; Sandy Haak, Elia Valencia, 3rd Spelling. 4th row — Darra Loest, 4th Spelling; Elizabeth Garza, 5th Ready Writing; Steve Lance, 3rd Informative; Catherine Gleinser, 3rd Debate; David Mullenix, 2nd Debate; Richard Scott, 2nd Debate; Emilio Rodriguez, Ava Liz Cabrera. 5th row — Carol Morgan, sponsor; Tammy Preiss, Honorable Mention All-Star Cast. 2nd Informative; Mitzi Ressmann, 1st One-Act Play; Mary Gay Von Dohlen, Rusty Ryan, 1st Feature_Wjiliiig th Headline Writing, 5th Newswriting; Mark Schoenherr, 2nd Ready Writing; Craig Dohmann, 1st Number Sense; Karen EthridgefBrett Bui™) 1st Science. Goliad Breaks UIL Record Craig Dohmann ' s hard work in Number Sense won him first place in District competition. While competing against students from Yoakum, Kenedy, Karnes City, Floresville, and Hailetsville, the Goliad UIL team acquired 228 points to capture and break the 29- AA district literary title. Goliad sent eighteen students to Kingsville to participate in the Regional Meet. Goliad places first with Hailets- ville in the One Act Play competi- tion. Margaret Arredondo received the Best Actress Award while Mar- garet Carbajal and James Flores were named to the All-Star Cast. Tammy Preiss received an Honora- ble Mention Award. Margaret Carbajal, James Flores, MaCaret Arredonda, and Michael Scott poini out to Mr. Franklin Goliad ' s outstanding«Nteress in UIL events. Irs. Mueller congratulates Rusty Ryan for inning first place in Feature Writing. BOYS SPORTS RECIPIENTS: Mark Schoenberr, defensive football, basketball Lions Club; Rusty Ryan, track; Larry Jones, offensive football; Robert Ybarbo, baseball; Kevin Beck, golf; Harlan Hendrichson, junior varsity football; Mark Heil, outstanding basketball, C. G. Copeland; Tommy Kallus, tennis. Coach Rowell chuckles as he awards Robert Super Nat Ybarbo the baseball award. Mike Morrow, guest speaker, talks to athletes and fans at banquet. Athletes Receive Honors Mitzi Ressmann, senior, receives the volleyball award from Athletic Director Doc Rowell. The Goliad Booster Club honored athletes with its annual sports ban- quet on May 17. The guest speaker was Mike Morrow, Executive Direc- tor of the Association of Texas Edu- cators. Awards were given to the out- standing girl and boy athletes. The recipients were selected on the basis of leadership, attitude, and depend- ability. The O. G. Copeland award was presented to the girl and boy athlete with the highest scholastic average. Mrs. Ruble Heil received the fan of the year award. GIRLS SPORTS RECIPIENTS — Lori Heil. golf; Mary Gay Von Dohlen, O. C. Copeland; Mitzi Ressmann, volleyball, basketball Lions Club; Dear- Ion Jones, track; Lisa Loest, outstanding basketball, tennis. Candie Ybarbo was the First Runner-Up jT ■' ' . , . in the Zaragosa Queen Contest. Becky Palomarez was named Zaragosa Queen for the Cinco de Mayo Fiesta. Mary Ellen Flores was selected Second Run- ner-Up. Candie and Becky stand pretty as Master of Ceremonies, Emilio Vargas, welcomes the audience. wmi - mmn State Representative, Tim Von Dohlen, biings greetings from Austin. Becky Crowned Zaragosa Queen Bands, pretty senoritas, Mexican food, and prayer contributed to Gol- iad ' s Cinco de Mayo Fiesta. The festivities were opened with a Mass at the La Bahia Mission. The Tiger Band provided music during the ceremony. Food booths, games, and exhibits were set up at the fairgrounds, and a nnette Hernandez (right), last year ' s queen, crowns Becky Palomarez as the 1979 Zaragosa dance was held for all to enjoy. VRAGOSA COURT: L to R — Melissa Perez, Annette Hernandez, Candie Ybarbo, Becky Palo- arez, Mary Ellen Flores, Michelle Rubio, and Melinda Aguilar. Mark Heil was the first recipient of the Hattie Swickheimer Mathematics Scholarship. Roy Hernandez smiles with joy as he receives the Boys ' P.E. Award from Doc Rowell. Tammy Preiss accepts congratulations from Superintendent Patrick Deviney for her Rotary Club Scholarship. 26 Anne Shelton received the Girls ' State Aware from the Ladies ' Auxiliary American Legion. Assembly Honors Students VOCATIONAL AWARD RECIPIENTS: 2st row =-Sjdiia.Aun Martinez, Distributive Educa- tion; Tina Cardosa, Vocational Office Education; 8 anda Weise Vlomemakine. 2nd row — J. W. Parr, Vocational Agriculture; Charles Eichman, Co-Op Ag.; Harvey Hernandez, Auto Mechanics; 3rd row — Randy Preiss, CVAE; Rusty Ryan, Norman Davis Vocational Award. All vocational departments recog- nized students for outstanding work at the Annual Awards Assembly, May 23, Rusty Ryan was awarded the top vocational honor by receiv- ing the Norman Davis Vocational Award. Each vocational teacher pre- sented students with certificates and gold medals for their hard work and whole-hearted efforts. Sylvia Ann Martinez accepts the Distributive Education Award from Mr. H. P. Clarke. Brettjl jj received the Boys ' State Award from he American Legion. Five Named to Who ' s Who The GHS faculty selected James Flores, Rusty Ryan, Jeff Stracener, Mark Schoenherr, and Mary Gay Von Dohlen to Who ' s Who. These students were chosen from six per- cent of the combined membership of the junior and senior classes by receiving 60 percent of the faculty vote. Selection to Who ' s Who is mainly based on the students ' scho- lastic achievement and participation in extra-curricular activities. Mark Schoenherr, senior, was elected Most Likely to Succeed and Mr. GHS. He was also President of NHS and was active in several sports. 28 llllllM II Rusty Ryan, senior, was President of the Art Club, Co-Editor of the Mission, and was active in sports, NHS, and FTA. ames Flores, senior, was Drum Major, Mr. Riger Band, President of the Band Council and Speech , lub, and was chosen Texas Mr. Future Teacher of America. Mary Gay Von Dohlen, junior, was president of the Junior Class, Co-Editor of the Tiger Growl, vice president of the Student Council, and was active in basketball and volleyball. ff Stracener, senior, participated in sports, FT A, FFA, NHS, and was named Outstanding GHS ilizen. Outstanding Students Honored At the annual Awards Day Assembly, outstanding students were recognized for their work done throughout the year. Each academic department selects the outstanding student who has demonstrated leadership and who has contributed significantly to the class to receive an award. Local civic organizational awards were presented and scholarship recipients were recognized. Over $19,000 in scholarships were awarded. Michele Bammert admires her typing award received from Mrs. Shroyer. ADACEMIC AWARD RECIPIENTS: 2st row — Mark Heil, Journalism; Mary Gay Von Dohlen, Bookkeeping; Rusty Ryan, Coramerical Art and Mission; Craig Dohmann, Math; Susan Mendoza, Art Appreciation; James Flores, Sgcial-Stadjes, English, and Band; Jana Beard, Choir. 2nd row — Ella Valencia, Spanish ; 5rett BunTs ience; Michele Bammert, Typing; Danny Reyes, Speech; Roy Hernandez, Boys Prfif - ' Mr. James White presents Craig Dohmann with the Math Award. 4ark Schoenherr was the recipient of the DAR ood Citizen Award. Rusty Ryan was presented with the Norman S. Davis Vocational Award, and Jeff Stracener was named Outstanding GHS Citizen by faculty. SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS: 1st row — Doug Lance, Texas A M; Lydia Mendoza, Bee County College; James Flores, TSTA, TEA, and Theater Arts Group; Candie Ybarbo, Zara- gosa Society. 2nd row — Rusty Ryan, Columbia College and Rotary: Belva Zavesky, Rotary; Mark Heil, Swickheimer Math Scholarship. 3rd row — Tammy Preiss, Victoria College and Rotary; Jeff Stracener, Texas A M and Houston Livestock. ilrs. Lopez congratulates Danny Reyes on ceiving the Speech Award. jK ' ¥.• III! -I .aj ' i Kori Karnei, Mark Schoenherr, Mitzi Ressmann, and Russell Bego were named Cum Laude grad- uates. James Flores, Highest ranking senior, receives his diploma. Alfred Littles looks to the future as he receives his diploma. Mrs. Vernell Dohmann congratulates Belva Zavesky. Abel Arriazola smiles as he receives his dip loma. Seniors Receive Diplomas James Flores, valedictorian, and Tammy Preiss, salutatorian, graduated Summa Cum Laude Ninety seniors received their diplo- mas at Tiger Stadium, May 28. The Tiger Band played the proces- sional and the National Anthem. Tammy Preiss, salutatorian, gave the invocation. Mark Schoenherr opened the cere- monies with a welcoming address. Mark Heil, Mitzi Ressmann, Jeff Stracener, Tommie Moya, and Lydia Mendoza led the class song, You ' ll Never Walk Alone , with Ms. Edie Brown and Kim Brooks accompaning. Rev. Clarence Hagens gave the main address to the seniors. Supt. Pat Devi- ney gave a Presentation of Awards fol- lowed by a farewell address by Mitzi Ressmann and certification of the class by Prin. James A. Young. School Board president Vernell Doh- mann handed the doplomas to the class. James Flores, valedictorian, gave the benediction followed by the singing of the school song and the throwing of the hats. Graduating Magna Cum Laude were Craig Dohmann, Jeff Stracener and Mark Hei Pnncipal James A. Young watches as Debbie Warrick receives her diploma. Artists Display Talents The Art Club had a very busy schedule during 1978-79. As one of their projects, the art students painted the backdrops for the Thea- ter Arts Group ' s play productions. They also designed and printed pro- grams for various clubs and deco- rated the gym for the basketball tournament. The club had its annual Christmas party and held a barbeque for the senior members in the park. Rusty Ryan, Outstanding Com- mercial Art Student, received an art scholarship to Columbia College in Missouri. ART CLUB OFFICERS: L to R -(Br ett Bu rns ice president; Rusty Ryan, Shelton, treasurer; Ms. Caramae Siitimons, sponsor; Lydia Mendoza, secretary; historian; Debbie Warrick, reporter. AR T CLUB: 1 s i row — Jayne Meyer, Lydia Mendoza, Debbie Castro, Gerald Henni ng. 2nd row — ( gfett Burrij t)ebbie Warrick, Ruth Ann WiHiams, Susan Mills, Elaine Arriazola, Qonna os-, .JejTlJasvji-t capke. 3rd row — Anne Shelton, Clayton Urban, Peggy Gohlke, Rusty Ryan, Joel Bego.xMimi BiUp! Ernestine Williams, Shirlene Perry, Henry Cantu. 34 Art students finish wmmmmm ■imH imifk him hi orating gym for basketball tourney Commercial Art students enjoy visit to Artmobile. Mr. Buck Lee gave the response at DECA Employ er-Employee banquet. Jo Lynn Soliz and Sylvia Martinez attend conference at Area 4 DECA Leadership Lab. Jo Lynn Soliz with her group The Seekers , work on production of Coat of Arms. DECA: 1st row — Jean Hernandez, Jo Lynn Soliz. pebbi6_EHUik, im Joh flsoiK Elva Salas. 2nd row — Tommy Smith, Sulema Hernandez, Carl Pffiimnger, Loretta SosaT Sandra Baker, Mary Flores, Alex Salas. 3rd row — Mr. H. P. Clarke, Pat Koliba, Maria Garcia, Gerald Hernandez, Tom Elston, Russell Schmidt. Mr. Clarke, DECA sponsor. w DECA OFFICERS: L to R — Mary Flores, treasurer; Jo Lynn Soliz, secretary; Sylvia Ann Marti- nez, president; Debbie Frank, reporter; Loretta Sosa. vice president. Sylvia Ann Martinez with The Red Hots discuss purposes and advantages of being a good leader. DECA Attends Conventions The Distributive Education Club of America is composed of students enrolled in Distributive Education. They attended the annual DECA convention in Corpus Christi and later attended a second convention in Victoria, participating in leader- ship conferences. The club held its annual banquet at the La Bahia Restaurant, where Mr. H. P. Clarke presented the members with certificates of accom- plishments. DECA enroliees learned skills needed for employment in retailing, wholesaling, and service occupa- tions. Students attend school in the morning and work in the afternoon. s care of daily business. Sylvia Ann Martinez, along wuh group The Red Hots , present Coat of Arms at Leadership Lab. 37 FFA Elects Trudi Sweethear The Future Farmers of America were actively involved in many pro- jects. The chapter participated in vari- ous fair activities and community serv- ice projects. The chapter elected Trudi Hencer- ling their sweetheart, and she competed in the district ' s Sweetheart Contest. At the Annual FFA Banquet, Jerry Domak, sponsor, presented outstand- ing members with awards. FFA OFFICERS: Bottom row — Sally Tijerina, Anne Shelton, Donna Cosper. Top row Domak, Tracey Foerster, Jeff Stracener, Paul Otwell, J. W. Parr, Charles Eichmann. FFA members watch American Flag burn at ceremony. 38 I - ' ( f 4 Trudi Hencerling was elected FFA Sweet- heart. AWARD RECIPIENTS AT FFA BANQUET: 1st row — Nolan Jacobs, Eric Scott, Juan Guerra, Steve Goynes. 2nd row — Brenda Parma, Roland Garcia, Harlan Henrichson, Diane Shellon, J. W. Parr. 3rd row — Kurt Jacob, Jeff Stracener, Charles Eichman, Leslie Zillig, Randy Riggs. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: Isl row — Mike Garcia, Denise Mapes. Dar l Mullenu, Eric Scott, Bill Morris. Trudi Hencerling, Kurt Dohmann. Sally Tijenna, Becky Hagens, Ruben Guerra, Jerry Domak. 2nd row — Steve Goynes, Tanya Dudersladt, Carol Fray, Joel Bego. Donna Cosper, Mayne Henning, Roel Castro, David Barrow, Cynthia Nail, George Shaw, Robert Mendoza, Harlan Jacobs, Kevin Willms, Shane Sullins, Troy Pantel. 3rd row — Barry Karnei, Brandon Hencerling, David Brown, Kevin Karnei, J. W. Parr, Nolan Jacob, Emilio Rodriguez, Darrell Mainka, Craig Barrow, Ivan Garcia, Jesse Rios, Betty Carbajal, Jerry Castro, Carl Pfen- ninger, Brenda Parma, Mark Hagens. 4th row — Paul Otwell, Jeff Stracener, Lonnie Gregorcyk, Charles Eichman, David Bruns, Russell Schmidt , Kurt Jacob, Leslie Zillig, Randy Edwards, Ray Parrish, Mark Schoenherr, Randy Riggs, Leo Rodriguez, Joseph Quillian, Rudy Gutierrez. Benja- min Garcia, John Cardosa, Juan Guerra, John Brown, Joe Hernandez. Jeff Stracener and Paul Otwell find Mr. Dor- nak ' s speech absolutely fascinating. FHA Holds Family Fiesta The Future Homemakers of America participated in many activ- ities during the year. The club, spon- sored by Mrs. Bobbie Bammert and Mrs. Bobbie Clarke, consisted of 49 members. A Family Fiesta was held for members and their parents. Mark Schoenherr, FHA Beau, was a spe- cial guest, and Pam Gisler, FHA President, was presented the Out- standing Homemaking Award. The FHA, along with the FFA, attended the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo in February. Anne Shelton received highpoint homemaker in the Goliad County Fair, and Darlene Karnei and Lavon Dreier were selected to attend the State Meeting. In May the senior members were honored with a Farewell Party given by freshmen members. Each senior was presented with a special gift. Mrs. Clarke gets some shut-eye on the way to the Livestock Show. FHA OFFICERS: Seated — Debbie Schoenherr, historian; Darlene Karnei, secretary; Lydia Mendoza, 5th vice president; Pam Gisler, president; Karen Ethridge, 2nd vice president. Standing — Lavon Drier, 3rd vice president; Patricia Complon, 4th vice president; Kori Karnei, 1st vice president; Trudi Hencerling, treasurer; Lisa Loest, parliamentarian. Patricia Compton and Anna Gonzales pro- vide entertainment at Parent-Daughter Ban- quet. Mark Schoenherr was elected FHA Beau FHA: 1st row — Jo Lynn Soliz, Lori Heil, Lisa Loesl, Trudi Hencerlmg, Kon Karnei. Donna Parr, Linda Krueger, Doris Shaw, Lorrie Curtis, Christy Oehlke, Sylvia Urban, Patricia Compton, Bob- bie Bammert, sponsor. 2nd row — Bobbie Lee Clarke, sponsor, Adelina Morales, Monica Lopez, Darlene Karnei, Lavon Dreier, Belinda Hilbrich, Debbie Jones, Palncia Vargas, Laura Ideus, Belva Zavesky, Volanda Rodriguez, Darra Loest, Amy Shelton. 3rd row — Anna Perales, Kristy Worley, Karen Ethridge, Carolyn Edwards, Peggy Gohike, Pamela Gisler, Catherine Gleinser, Mark Schoenherr, Susan Mills, Claye Curtis, Susan Mendoza, Debbie Schoenherr, Elaine Arria- zola, Lucy Pena, Evette Henderson, Denise Karnei. Pam Gisler welcomes members and parents at banquet. Senior members stuff their faces with spaghetti Altha Houck, Carol Lee, and Ronald Edwards enjoy themselves at Fall Convention. James Flores tries to relax before attending the TFTA Awards Program. Ia I 111 .. Lydia Mendoza and Elaine Arriazola were in charge of the Name Tag Contest at the District Fi Convention. FTA Jrs. SRS.: 1st row — Carolyn Edwards, Henry Gonzales, Diana Naranjo, Dons Shaw, Danny Reyes. Trudi Hencerling, Jayne Meyer, Margar Carbajal, Jana Beard, Jerri Bedwell, Susan Mills, Lydia Mendoza, James Flores. 2nd row — Belinda Hilbrich, Sandy Haak, Mary Nan Taylor, Miche Bammert, Kori Karnei, Belva Zavesky, Debbie Frank, Kim Johnson, Eam-fiajdez, Elia Valencia, Kenneth Eichman, Mary El.len-Fter«iFarris W liams, Teresa Franklin, Carol Morgan, sponsor. 3rd row — Tammy Preiss, Kevin Bego, Lisa Loest, Ray Parrish, Claye Curti d5oylS HoffrPaul Otwe Kathryn Avery, Elaine Arriazola, Susan Mendoza, Kim Brooks, Debbie Jones, Catherine Gleinser, Altha Houck, Mary AftfrPena, Mary Terri Pen 4th row — Lonnie Gregorcyk, Anne Shelton, Jeff Stracener, Craig Dohmann, Patrick DevineyJcSLThompson, Joel Bego, Russell Bego, Rona Edwards, Rusty Ry an, Mary G ayJVon Dohlen, Mark Heil, Mitzi Ressmann, Karen Ethridge,(Brelt BurrlspMelissa Boldt, Gail Elston, Debra Willir Cheryl RessmanlQ delanie BoldL ecky Palomarez, Abel Arriazola. ;_ . Flores Chosen Mr. FTA FTA OFFICERS: 1st row — Trudi Hencerling, secretary; Russell Bego, historian. 2nd row — Mark Heil, vice president; James Flores, District III Parliamentarian; Tammy Preiss, treasurer. 3rd row — Rusty Ryan, historian; Mitzi Ressmann, president; Lonnie Gregorcyk, parliamenta- rian. The Lloyd Gohlke FTA Chapter was one of the most active organiza- tions on campus during 1978-79. The chapter hosted the District III Fall Convention in October where Rhonda Preiss was elected District III Parliamentarian for 1979-80. At the Spring Convention in Whearton, James Flores won first place in the District Mr. FTA Con- test and received a $100 scholarship. James advanced to State and won the title of Texas Mr. FTA along witha $1,000 scholarship to the col- lege of his choice. Fourteen members attended the 30th Annual TFTA State Conven- tion in Fort Worth where James Flores also served as a voting dele- gate for District III. Mrs. Carol Morgan and Mrs. Joyce Franklin, FTA sponsors, also accompanied the group. The FTA ended the year with a bake sale and by attending the Dis- trict Installation Banquet in Victoria where Rhonda Preiss replaced James Flores as District III Parlia- mentarian. Margaret Arredondo wonders who sent her an FTA Valentme ' s Day carnation. - ' Si ' ' FTA FISH SOPH.: 1st row — Debbie Zambrano. Michelle Ruhio. Sonya Lope(B,.JRhondaJ CPreiss onna Parr, Sally Tijerina, Sylvia Palomarez. Linda Krueger. Renata Williams. 2nd row - Patncia Kiliba, Mike Garcia, Becky Matthews. Carol Fray, Phyllis Schultze. Danette Otwell, Den- ise Mapes, Becky Hagens, Paula Ybarbo, Linda Garza, Sylvia Urban. 3rd row — Joyce Franklin, sponsor. Amy Shelton, Elizabeth Garza, Sheila Edwards. Ava Liz Cabrera, Debbie Schoenherr, Carol Lee, Tammy Koenig, Tanya Duderstadt, Cynthia Nail, Estelle Barefield, Wynona Perry, Patricia Compton. 43 I . ' rf Inductees prepare to recite the NHS oath. Kenneth Eichman lights his candle from the name of knowledge. NHS OFFICERS: Jeff Stracener, treasurer; Mark Schoeherr, president; Tammy Preiss, secre- tary; and Mark Heil, vice-president. V. ' Trudi Hencerling signs the NHS membership list at Induction Ceremony. NHS Inducts New Members m Provisional members were introduced by the cast of Gone With the Wind. At the annual induction ceremo- nies, President Mark Schoenherr ini- tiated new members into the National Honor Society. NHS offi- cers gave short speeches on the four requirements for NHS — Character, Leadership, Scholarship, and Serv- ice. The members of NHS dressed up as characters from Gone With the Wind to introduce the provi- sional members. The NHS took a trip to Bracken- ridge Park and The Whitte Museum in San Antonio. NHS: 1st row — Janna Beard, Jerri Bedwell, Kori Kamei, Mary Ellen Flores. Margaret Carabajal, Pam Baldez, Sandra Haak, James Flores. 2nd row — Jeff Stracener. Lonnie Gregorcyck. Tammy PreiisT Michele Bammert, Anne Shelton, Kenneth Eichman. Melissa Boldt, Elia Valencia. Wanda Weise, Darlene Kannei. 3rd row — M ikSehQsnherr. Russell Bego. Joe Thompson, Rusty Ryan, Mark Heil, Mary Gay Von Dohlen ' firetl Buris aren Ethridge. Gail Elston. Cathenne Gleinser, Craig Dohmann, Mike Scott. =— — Soldier Joe Thompson and Craig Mr. Ken- nedy Dohmann announce new provisional member. OEA Prepares for Future The Office Education Associa- tion, under the direction of Mrs. Irma Flores, learned office proce- dures for future employment and careers. Money-making projects included several volleyball and basketball concession stands. The OEA held a Christmas party, and a luncheon at LaBahia where Mrs. Flores presented Tina Cardosa, OEA President, with a plaque and gavel for her hard work and efforts. OEA OFFICERS: L to R — Mrs. Irma Flores, sponsor; Tina Cardosa, president; Pat Schoenherr, parliamentarian; Robert Ybarbo, vice president; Jessica Morris, treasurer; Becky Palomarez, sec- retary. Not pictured — Vera Martinez, reporter. OEA: 1st row — Mrs. Irma Flores, Tina Cardosa, Romana Puga, Margie Castilla, Diana Naranjo, Laura Ideus, Tommie Moya. 2nd row — Yolanda Bermudez, Mary Linda Rodriguez, Pat Schoen- herr, Pat Garza, Pat Vargas, Robert Ybarbo, Becky Palomarez. 3rd row — Robert Quillian, Patsy Simoneaux, Mary Ann Pena, Jessica Morris, Carolyn Edwards, Edward Garcia, Abel Arriazola. 44 Margie Castilla and Carolyn Edwards sit qui- etly before going to La Bahia. OEA members thoroughly enjoyed themselves at LaBahia. Yolanda Bermudez prepares to munch out at OEA Banquet. Mrs. Flores rounds up the gang to eat at La Bahia. ■finishing his dinner, Edward Garcia begs Robert Ybarbo and Robert Quillian for a portion eir meal. CHEERLEADERS: L to R — Jessica Carrera Morris, Head, Yolanda Bermudez, Linda Garza, Trudi Hencerling, Kori Kamei, and Debbie Frank. PEP SQUAD OFFICERS: Bottom row - Patricia Compton, treasurer; Rita Quillian secretary. Top row — Anne Shelton, vic( president; Mary Rowell, sponsor. Not pic tured — Vera Martinez, president. PEP SQUAD: 1st row — CHEERLEADERS: Yolanda Bermudez, Trudi Hencerling, Jessica Morris, head, Debbie Frank, Kori Karnei, Linda Garza. 2nd row — Lydia Mendoza, Jean Her- nandez, Christy Oehlike, Amy Shelton, Betty Rice, Phyllis Le Gros, Esmeralda Salas, Rita Quil- lian, Patricia Compton, Mary Duncan, Eveette Henderson, Andelma Morales, Monica Lopez, Jo Ann Corlinas, Lavon Dreier. 3rd row — Lorrie Curtis, Darra Loesl, Denise Karnei, Elizabeth Garza, Maria Garcia, Debbie Schoenherr, Susan Mills, Jana Beard, Susan Mendoza, Norma Gar- cia, Jo Lynn Soliz, Darlene Karnei, Debra Willms. 4th row — Carolyn Edwards, Wynona Perry, Estelle Barefield, Karen Jones, Becky Hagens, Cathy Farek, Jerri Bedwell, Catherine Gleinser, Donna Cosper, Donna Parr, Carol Fray, Tanya Dudersladt, Ann Aguayo, Mar Simoneaus, Ann Shelton. Patricia Compton and Mitzi Viola R essmann get down at pep rally. ■W Pep Squad Maintains Spirit Pep Squad encourages Tigers to participate in District Wars. ' The cheerleaders and pep squad were busy throughout the year mak- ing spirit signs and decorating the halls and lockers during each sport season. They also attended the bi-district volleyball game to give their sup- port. The club ' s other activities included decorating for the Sports Banquet and participating in special ceremonies during Homecoming Week. Rita Quiilian and Patricia Compton work on Tiger Power sign. Pep Squad cheers Tigers on to victory. - Debbie Zambrano reads experiment instructions to Wanda Vega, but is she listening? Ivan Garcia innocently looks through microscope, while Cathy Farek looks around. SCIENCE CLUB, FISH SOPH.: 1st row — James White, sponsor, Karl Matthews, Darra Loest, Elizabeth Garza, Amy Shelton, Kathy Williams, Lorrie Curtis, Kristy Worley, Christy Oehlke, Donna Parr, Richard Scott, Michelle Rubio, Patricia Compton. 2nd row — Wynona Perry, Mary Chapline, Cynthia Nail, Karen Jones. Marina Moya, Debbie Schoenherr, Phyllis Schultze, Carol Fray, Tracey Foerster, Rita Quillian, Tjin ya Duderstadt, David Mullenix, Becky Hagen Rhonda PreisR 3rd row — Patricia Kioiba, Ava Liz Cabrera, Estelle Barefield, Carrie Bennett, Terri McDow, Linda Garza, Kevin Kamei, Carol Lee. Steve Goynes, Wayne Henning, Cathy Farek, Brandon Hencerling, Denise Mapes, Tammy Koenig. Professor Michael Lott conducts another shocking experiment. Science Club Attends Meets MENCI: CLUB OFFICERS: Anne Shelton, vice president; Trudi Hencerling, president; Kori irnei, treasurer; Karen Jones, secretary. The Science Club was composed of students enrolled in Physical Sci- ence, Biology, Chemistry, and Phys- ics. Michael Scott and Todd Smith were enrolled in an Advanced Sci- ence class where they worked on complicated science projects for their grades. The UIL Science Team sent Brett Burris to Regional as he won 1st place in the district contest. They also competed in several other meets in preparation for UIL. The club was sponsored by sci- ence teacher, Rene Ortiz. SCIENCE CLUB JRS. SRS.: 1st row — Belia Garcia. Danny Reyes. Jerri Bedwell. Jana Beard. Susan Mills, Jayne Meyer, Margaret Carbajal. Pam Balde?. 2n d row — Todd Smith. Sandy Haak. Belinda Hilbrich. Farris Williams. Altha Houck, Henry Cantu. Mary Ellen Flores. Trudi Hencer- ling. Kori Kamei. Debbie Frank, Belva Zavesky. Jo Lynn Soliz. Lydia Mendoza. Rene Ortiz , spon- sor. 3rd row— Jlenry Gonzales. Michael Scott. Mary Nan Taylor , Michele Ba mmert. Elia Valen- ci j-BoVTilSftY Alluyn Avery. Traci Mitchell. Karen Ethridee. CBrett Burr75 )Paul Otwell, Kim Brooks ' Cwan da Weise. J enneth Eichman. Oscar Zambrano, Tammy Preiss. Joel Bego. 4th row — Lonnie GregorcylT nne Shelton. Doug Lance. Russell Bego. Patrick Deviney, David Bruns. Joseph Quillian. Rusty Ryan. Mark Heil. Mary Gay Von Dohlen. Kevm Bego. Ronald Ed wards. Dominic Carrera. Claye Curtis, Milzi Ressmann, Gail Elston, Melissa Boldt, Debra WillmsCMeja- Jjiie3oW?, Shane Sullins, Charles Eichman, Clayton Urban. ivid Olive thinks he ' s rubbing a magic bot- with a genie inside. fSi ' : SPEECH TEAM: 1st row — Michael Scott, Mitzi Ressmann, Tammy Preiss, Marbaret Carbajal, MicheUe Rubio, Margaret Arrendondo, Kenneth Eichman. 2nd row — Christy Oehlke, Lorrie jg gj pi gj 3„j Margaret Carbajal hand Curtis, Debbie Franke. 3rd row — James Flores, Steve Lance, Kristy Worley, Traci Mitchell, Rich- Q awards at Speech Tournament Banquet ard Scott, Catherine Gleinser, David Mullenix, Pam Baldez, Danny Reyes. Tammy Preiss tells Mrs. Lopez, Speech tourneys are fun. Craig Dohmann tries to explain to Mary Chapline the meaning of Thanksgiving in Feast or Foot- ball. 52 The Speech Oass didn ' t have trouble learning how to leave a classroom m their Yuletide play, The Christmas Couriers. speech Club Sponsors Tourney OFFICERS: 1st row — Mrs. Cathy Lopez, sponsor; Pam Baldez, historian: Margaret Carbajal, vice president; Margaret Arredondo, treasurer. 2nd row — Mitzi Ressmann, Parliamentarian; James Flores, president; Tammy Preiss, secretary. The GHS Speech Club and Speech Team participated in several activities throughout the year and were quite successful. The highlight of the year was the 16th Annual Goliad Speech Tournament held on January 19-20. The tournament, employing the theme of Follow the Yellow Brick Road. ended with an awards banquet at the Pnmary School Cafeteria. Victoria High School took the sweepstakes trophy for the second consecutive year, and Alice High School won the runner-up trophy. At the Victoria tournament, Margaret Carbajal captured third place in Senior Prose Reading, and Margaret Arredondo came home with a second place trophy in Bible Reading from the Calhoun tournament. The Speech Team ' s most successful tournament was in Katy as they captured four 1st place trophies. James Flores won first in Novice Prose Reading, Michael Scott in Novice Extemporaneous Speaking, and Tammy Preiss and Mitzi Kessmann in Duet Improvisation. At the Annual Awards Assembly, Speech Club sponsor, Mrs. Cathy Lopez, presented Danny Reyes with the Speech Award. SPEECH CLUB: 1st row — Debbie Franke, Margaret Carbajal, Michelle Rubio, Debbie Zam brano. 2nd row — Christy Oehoke, Lorrie Curtis, Amy Shelton, Karen Jones, David Mullertix, Richard Scott, Margaret Arredondo, Belinda Hilbrich, Danny Reyes, Maria Gonzales, Tanya Du derstad t, Melinda Aguilar, Sylvia Urban, Cathy Lopez, sponsor; Joe Balderas. 3rd row — iTenry Gonzales, Tammy Preiss, Kristy Worley, Christy Berger, Estelle Barefield, Jo Lynn Soliz, Kathy Willian s, Michele Bammert, Mary Chapline, Pam Baldez, Elia Valencia, Karl Matthews, Rhonda Preiss, Terri McDow, Kenneth Eichman, Mary Simoneaux, James Flores, Todd Smith, Candie Ybjtfbo. 4th row — Craig Dohmann, Doug Lance, Traci Mitchell, Ava Liz Cabrera, Greg j ' Waishall, Steve Lance, Carrie Bennett. Ronald Edwards, Catherine Gleinser, Rusty Ryari, Doyle • ' lio£f, Mitzi Ressmann, Tosca McCracken, Wynona Perry, Joey Flores, Clayton Urbaftr-Mike Scott. Margaret Arredondo gives her best actress smile for a picture. If Elia Valencia and Sylvia Palomarez prepare to ride in the parade. OFFICERS: 1st row — Lori Heil, PASF Chairman, Margaret Carbajal, treasurer, Jo Lynn Soli parliamentarian. 2nd row — Elia Valencia, vice president, Mary Ellen Flores, president. 3rd ro — Sylvia Palomarez, reporter, Becky Palomarez, secretary. Elia and Becky are serenaded by mariachis in San Antonio. Spanish Club Reorganizes WV ' r 0 mimim k-. ' Tc _ [yir: SPANISH CLUB: 1st row — Elva Salas, Jo Lynn Soliz, Belia Garcia, Romana Puga. Debbie Cas- tro, Sylvia Palomarez, Margaret Carbajal, Mary Ellen Flores, Danny Reyes, Margaret Arren- dondo, Doris Shaw, Diana Naranjo. 2nd row — Mr. Felix Perez, Jesse Tijerina, John Baldez, Lori Heil, David Mullenix, Lucy Pena, Mary Linda Rodriguez, Gracie Puga, Roy Hernandez, Pal Var- gas, Joey Flores, Becky Palomarez, Sally Tijerina, Henry Gonzales. 3rd row — Peter Naranjo, Clif- ford Boyer, Fernando Carbajal, Gail Elston, Elia Valencia, Debbie Warrick, Ronald Edwards, Harvey Hernandez, Alonzo Morales, Junior Trevino, Wanda Vega, Manna Moya, Ernest Guer- rero, James Flores, Mary Terri Pena. The newly-organized Spanish club became an affiliate of the Pan American Student Forum and was involved in several activities throughout the year. At the Fall District Convention, Jo Lynn was elected District Chap- lain for 1978-79. In January, the club successfully hosted the District PASF Spring Convention, Attend- ing the State PASF Convention in San Antonio were Margaret Carba- jal, Elia Valencia, Mary Ellen Flores, and Becky Palomarez. The Spanish Club also partici- pated in the Goliad County Fair and Fiesta Zaragosa in order to raise money. Mary Ellen Flores, Elia Valencia, Margaret Car- bajal, and Becky Palonarez attended the State Pasf Convention in San Antonio. The Spanish Club ' s entry won 1st place inthe Goliad Parade. Council Promotes Involvement The Student Council started plan- ning earl for the ■78- 79 school year as the officers attended workshop in the summer at TLC. The Council participated in vari- ous activities during the year includ- ing a Student Exchange Program with Victoria High School where Council problems were discussed. The Council also sponsored vari- ous activities during the year to pro- mote student involvement. Some of these activities included Senior Kid Day. Halloween Dress Up Day. two full-length movies, and a variety show. Money and toys were col- lected at Christmas time to assist a needy family and under-privileged children. Calhoun and Beeville hosted the fall and spring conventions, respec- tively. Council members actively participated in both of these conven- tions, discussing various school problems and their solutions. OFFICERS: 1st row — Trudi Hencerling. reponer; Kori Karnei. corresponding secrelar ; Sandy Haak, co-chaplain. 2nd ro — Michele Bammeri. ctxhaplain; Mar Nan Taylor, historian; Mike ScotL hislonan. 3rd row — Mark Heil. secretary; Mary Gay Von Dohlen. vice president; Mitzi Ressmann, treasurer; Tammy Preiss. president. STUDENT COUNCIL: Isi ro — Mary Rowell sponsor. Renala Williams. Altha Houck. Tern .McDo . Sandy Haak. Lisa LoesL Trudi Hencerling. Kon Kamei. Carol Fray. Elia Valencia. .Margaret Arredondo. Phyllis Le Gros. Rita Quillian. Amy Shelton. Sally Tijenna. James Franklin, sponsor. 2nd row — Darra LoesL Cher l Ressmann. Frank Rodnquez. Linda Garza. Mark HeiL Melinda Aguilar. Manna Noya. Richard Scotu Candie Ybarbo. Tina Car- dosa. Becky Palomarez. Jem Bedwell. [ ebbie Jones. Susan Mills. Cathenne Gleinser. James Flores 3rd row — Mark Schoenherr. Lonnie Gregorcyk. Rusty Ryan. Charlie Hernandez. Greg -MarshaU. Michael ScotL Kevin Bego. Mar Gay Von Dohlen. Paul Otwell. Michele Bam- merL Mary Nan Taylor. Tammy Preiss. Mit2i Ressmann, Joel Bego. Patnaa Compton. Randy Edwards. I jJ i. Danny Reyes received interesting responses to his f erformance of The Day is Done. Tnidi Hencerling and Jeff Stracener were selected Brattiesl Girl and Boy. Kon Karnei and Trudi Hencerling had ' em roliin ' in ihe aisles ai ihe Variety Show. ntomime on the lOMECOMING DANCE CONTEST WINNERS: L to R — Roger Worley and Linda Garza: lusty Ryan and Rita Quillian; George Cantu and Elizabeth Garza; Charlie Brown; Donny Jones . nd Sandra Johnson; Bruce Littles and Estelle Barefield. « i ? strops Sports w w Becky Chosen Football Sweetheart SCORES Goliad 34 George West 8 Refugio 19 54 Yorktown 24 Bloomington 10 54 Industrial District 6 23 Kenedy 42 7 Karnes City 14 Floresville 28 Yoakum 6 6 Halletsville 21 Larry Jones fights hard to get a first down for Goliad. Mark Schoenherr, senior and Larry Jones, senior, were chosen to the AA All State first team on defense. Becky Palomarez was chosen sweetheart by the football teams. The Tiger squad faces off against the Bobcats on a second down situation. IGER VARSITY FOOTBALL: 1st row — Russell Henry. Ray Salazar, Richard Diebel, Fernando Carabajal, Peter Naranjo, Robert Ybarbo. Jesse ijenna. Matt Rowell. 2nd row — Ricky de la Garza, Rusty Ryan, Joe Thompson, Edward Garcia, Nolan Jacob, Rudy Guilerrez, Mark Heil, Charles ayne. 3rd row — Randy Preiss, Jackie Morris, Larry Jones, Paul Otwell, Ray Parrish, Kevin Bego, Robert Quiliian, Lonnie Gregorcyk, Addis Roberts, th row — Russell Bego, Coach Jim Chandler, Coach Doc Rowell, Coach Gerald Henry, Coach Ron Jenkins, Coach Darrell Kahanek, Mark Schoen- err, and Jeff Stracener. 6) FISH: 1s t row — Freddy Bigby, Daryl Mullenix, Fred Naranjo, Kurt Dohmann, Karl Matthews. 2nd row — Joe Martinez, Raul Castro, Frank Rodriguez, Adam Salas, Robert Mendoza, Tommy Martinez, Derrick Franke. 3rd row — Charles Hausmann, Manuel Sandoval, Charlie Hernandez, Roger Worley, Greg Carrera, Armando Camacho, Roland Littles. 4th row — Coach Jim Chandler, Greg Marshall, Randy Edwards, Scott Lee, Tommy Trcka, Kevin Beck. Larry and Mark Make All-State Ian Mark Schoenherr looks for someone to ick. The Tigers practiced long and hard in the hoi sun in preparation for Friday nighls. 1st row — Victor Martinez, George Shaw, Avelino Hernandez, Benjamin Garcia, Tim John- I Tracey Foerster. 2nd row — Roland Garcia, Dominic Carrera, James Leatherwood, J. W. Ivan Garcia, Joseph Quillian . John Ca rdosa. 3rd row — Clayton Urban, Leo Rodriguez, fe Goynes, Robert Goehnng, ett BurrisT yarlan Henrichson, Kevin Kamei, Jerald Allen. 4th David Bruns, Ron JenkinsfCerald Henry, Darrell Kahanek, Randy Riggs. Robert Ybarbo hurdles over Robert Quillian while escaping a Yoakum player. Tigerettes Recapture District Title . The Tigerettes anxiously await the return of serve. RECORD Goliad 14,15 Ganado 12,7 15,11, 15 Woodsboro 2,15,4 Edna Tourney — 5th 15,13,15 Ganado 8,15,2 6,15,8 ElCampo 15,6,15 15,15 Tidehaven 10,3 16,6,15 Woodsboro 7,15,5 Cuero Tourney — 1st 15,15 Shiner 3, 9 15.15 Cuero 5, 3 15,15 Refugio 13,5 16, 10, 15 Edna 14,15,11 15,15 Industrial 1,11 District 15,15 Floresville 4, 8 15,15 Karnes City 0, 8 15,15 Kenedy 6, 4 15,15 Yoakum 7, 4 District Tourney — 2nd 17,15 Yoakum 15,9 15,12, 12 Floresville 15, 15 1 District Playoff 15,15 Floresville 1,0 Bi-District 13,8 Bishop 15,15 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: 1st row — Dawn Franke, Mary Nan Taylor, fcim Baldez. Debbi Schoenherr, Michele Bammert. 2nd row — Estelle Barefield, Lisa Loest, Sandy Haak. 3rd row - Cheryl Ressmann, Karen Ethridge, and Belinda Hilbrich. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL: 1st row — Audelia Carabajal. Yolanda Carabajal, Elizabeth G Glenda Weise, Amy Shelton. 2nd row — Dearylon Jones, Darra Loest, Renata Williams, Kristy ley, and Sheila Edwards. The Tigeretles celebrate after defeating Floresville in the District playoff. Sandy Haak returns an explosive spike. JV VOLLEYBALL: 1st row — Tammy Koenig, Carrie Bennett, Linda Garza, Sandra Johnson, Wynona Perry Kathy Williams. 2nd row — Cynthia Nail, Phyllis Schultze, Karen Jones, Carol Lee. Rita Quillian. Becky Matthews, Mary Chapline, and Tern McDow. Mary Gay Von Dohlen goes up for a block as setter Pam Baldez is on alert. TT Kim Brooks, basketball scholarship winner, waits for pass. JV eager Greg Marshall attempts to tip the ball to Dominic Carrera. Senior Rusty Ryan shoots over the head of an opposing Halletsville player. r Tigerettes Lose District Title to Yoakum TIGERETTE VARSITY BASKETBALL: Pam Baldez, Sandy Haak, Lisa Loest, Mary Nan Taylor, Jessica Carrera Morris, Mary Gay Von Dohlen, Mitzi Ressmann, Karen Ethridge, Michele Iliiiiei I, D twn Franke, Kori Kamei, and Kim Brooks. JV BASKETBALL: Donna Parr, Marina Moya, Phyllis Schultze, Debbie Schoenherr, Carol Fray, Wynona Perry, Carrie Bennett, Carolina Vargas, Estelle Barefield, Sandra Johnson, Terri McDow, Jerri Bedwell, and Cynthia Nail. Mitzi Ressmann, all district choice, shoots for two. After eighteen consecutive wins the Tigerettes fell to Yoa- kum in the first round of district play. Goliad came back in the second round, but lost the district playoff 57-46. For the first time in her coach- Goliad 50 Refugio 26 61 Yorktown 40 39 Yorktown 16 66 Austwell Tivoli 21 39 St. Joseph Goliad Tourney 1 st 29 41 St. Joseph 26 58 Odem 34 53 Edna 37 40 Ganado Austwell Tivoli 1st 27 54 Bloomington 43 39 Shiner 34 52 Luling 34 56 Cuero 39 ing career Coach Shirley Frnka ' s Tigerettes won three straight tournaments. The Tigerettes ended the year with an overwhelming 25-2 record. SCORES Yorktown Tourney 1st 49 Bloomington 41 41 St. Joseph 34 56 Cuero 37 37 Floresville 27 36 ♦Halletsville 19 35 Yoakum 42 43 •Kenedy 33 62 ♦Karnes City 31 57 •Floresville 28 40 ♦Halletsville 38 47 Yoakum 37 52 Kenedy 47 49 Karnes City 41 46 ♦Yoakum Playoff 57 ;Mary Gay Von Dohlen, all district honorable imention, guards a tough Hallestsville player. ♦district season record 25-2 district record 9-2 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Mary Simoneaux, Darra Loest. Evette Henderson, Amy Shelton, Sheila Edwards, Dearylon Jones, Mary Duncan. Renata Williams, Sonya Lopez, and Kristy Wor- ley. coring threat Mitzi Ressmann is boxed in by ' orktown. The Tigers made a mid-season comeback after a dismal beginning to take tiieir share of a three-way tie for the 29AA District Champion- ship. Goliad had a lopsided 1-7 NON-DISTRICT GAMES record at the start of the year but managed to bring it up to 14-14. The Tigers had a 7-3 record in district and tied with Floresville and Yoa- kum for the title. Goliad DISTRICT GAMES 47 Palacios 52 50 Bloomington 47 Goliad 46 Yorktown 48 60 Karnes City 39 54 York town 66 50 Floresville 68 33 Austwell-Tivoli 38 57 Hallettsville 55 34 Bloomington 39 41 Yoakum 62 41 Ganado 47 69 Kenedy 36 42 Odem 46 55 Karnes City 33 57 Austwell J.V. 34 56 Floresville 55 46 Austwell-Tivoli 39 53 Hallettsville 43 57 Palacios 56 • 46 Yoakum 67 55 Shiner 27 55 Kenedy 50 35 Moulton 41 Playoff 59 Sacred Heart 36 Goliad 59 Yoakum 66 46 Cuero 51 14-14 7-3 District 47 Cuero 57 40 Ganado 36 Mark Schoenherr wins the tip against Ha lettsville. JUNIOR VARSITY: Coach Darrell Kahanek, Dominic Carrera, Michael Perry, Charles Brown, Patrick Deviney, Addis Roberts, Leo Rodrigues, Jerald Allen, Richard Diebel, John Cardosa. Alfred Littles, all district 2nd team, fights o a Bloomington Bobcat for the rebound. 70 Varsity Cagers Tie for District Title VARSITY: Coach Gerald Henry, Russell Henry, Mark Heil, Rusty Ryan, Russell Bego, Jeff Stracener, Mark Schoenherr, Jackie Morris, Alfred Littles, Kevin Bego, Rudy Guitierez, Roy Allen, Ray Parrish. FISH: Coach Jim Chandler, Kurt Dohmann, Frank Rodriguez, Richard McHorse, Manuel San- doval, Kevin Beck, Randy Edwards, Greg Marshall, Scott Lee, Derrick Franke, Charles Haus- mann, Roger Worley, Greg Carrera, Joe Martinez, Tommy Martinez. Jackie Morris sets his sights for the net while Mark plays for position. Mitzi Ressmann High Jump 1st, Sandra Johnson Shot put 2nd, Karen Jones 220 yd dash 2nd — 4th (regional), Estelle Barefield 100 yd dash 1st — 3rd (regional), Trudi Hencerling 440 yd dash 2nd — 3rd (regional), Dearylon Jones 440 yd dash 1 St — 2nd (regional) 6th (state). Linda Garza, Karen Jones, Mary Duncan, Estell Barefield, Sprint Relay 1st — 2nd (regional). Karen Jones, Estelle Barefield, Trudi Hencerling, Mary Duncan 880 Relay 1st — 4th (regional). Trudi Hencerling, Glenda Weise, Mitzi Ressmann, Dearylon Jones Mile Relay 2nd — 5th (regional), Carrie Bennett (alt.). Senior Mitzi Ressmann displays the form that won her the district title in high jump. REGIONAL QUALIFIERS: Estelle Barefield, Karen Jones, Linda Garza; Mary Duncan, Carrie Bennett, Sandra Johnson, Mitzi Ressmann, Trudi Hencerling. Dearylon Jones, and Glenda Weise. Sandra Johnson prepares for her competition. Five Tigerettes Compete at State riGERETTE TRACK: 1st row — Theresa Franklin, Trudi Hencerling, Estelle Barefield, Karen Jones, Linda Garza, Glenda Weise, Evette Henderson, iCrri Bedwell, Yolanda Carabajal. 2nd row — Kristy Worley (mgr.), Sandra Johnson, Donna Parr, Carrie Bennett, Dearylon Janes, Mitzi Ressmann, ■lenata WiMiams, Sheila Edwards, Traci Mitchell, Mary Duncan, Cynthia Nail, Mary Simoneaux, Christine Brown, and Kim Brooks (mgr.)- Estelle Barefield and Mary Duncan practice handoffs before the finals start. Dearylon Jones breaks the tape in the 440 with Trudi Hencerling close behind. i iM Thinclads Compete at Regiona Senior speedster, Larry Jones, placed second at District and 5th at Regional in the 100 yard dash. VARSITY TRACK: 1st row — Jesse Tijerina, Richard Diebel, Greg Carrera, Kevin Kamei, Fer- nando Carbajal, Tracy Foerster. 2nd row — Roy Allen, Larry Jones, Ray Parrish, Rusty Ryan, Charles Hausmann, Harlan Henrichson, Gerald Allen. 3rd row — Addis Roberts, Mark Schoen- herr. Randy Edwards, Scott Lee (mgr.). Tracy Foerster vaults over the bar.  « % uv% syss is Rusty Ryan beats a Karnes City competitor to place first in the district high hurdles. District. Regional Meets Discus Mark Schoenherr 3rd 880 Fernando Carbajal 5th 440 Relay Gerald Allen 4th Ray Parrish Rusty Ryan Jesse Tijerina 120 High Hurdles Rusty Ryan 330 Hurdles Ray Parrish 100 Yd Dash Larry Jones High Jump Rusty Ryan Mile Relay Addis Roberts Gerald Allen Rusty Ryan Jesse Tijerina I St 5th 2nd 6th 4th Jesse Tijerina, senior, was Goliad ' s top broad jumper. Sophomore Addis Roberts competes in the 440. Mark Schoenherr starts the 220 with a deter- mined look. U ' Jd VARSITY: Rita Quillian, Mary Nan Taylor, Lisa Loest, Mary Gay Von Dohlen, Dawn Franke, Patricia Compton. J.V.: Audelia Carabajal, Sonya Lopez, Darra Loest, Coach John Fox, Jerri McDow, Amy Shelton, Elizabeth Garza. Tommy Kallus, District Champion in Boys ' Singles, warms up. Patricia Compton and Rita Quillian, District Doubles Champs, practice for Regional Carl Pfenninger displays his Jimmy Con- nors backhand. m Tennis Teams Sweep District Dawn Franke shows she can laugh and play ennis at the same time. VARSITY: Richard Scott, Tommy Kallus, Carl Pfenninger, Kevin Bego, Mark Heil, J.V.: David Willms, Kurt Dohmann, Coach John Fox, Eric Scott, Bill Morris. Lisa Lx est, District Champ in Singles, returns a high shot. unior, Mary Gay Von Donlen, returns a hot trve. L to R — Kevin Bego, Kevin Beck, Carl Pfenninger, Coach Tom Beck, Mark Heil, and Russell Freshman M.V.P., Kevin Beck, shows good Bego. form. Lori Heil, recipient of Girls ' Golf M.V.P., prepares to send the ball for a ride. TWT Lori, Kevin Golf M.V.P. ' S ([or, Belinda Hilbrich, packs a mighty lig. il L to R — Lori Heil, Belinda Hilbrich, Coach Tom Beck, Pam Baldez, and Sandy Haak. Sandy Haak, junior member, keeps her eye on the ball Kevin Beck poses next to father and coach, Tom Beck. p SCORES Goliad 19 Refugio 24 7 Falls City 9 11 Three Rivers 1 20 Pettus 2 11 Pettus 6 10 Yorktown 6 1 Floresville 14 7 Karnes City 6 Floresville 9 4 ♦Halletsville 17 2 Yoakum 3 2 Kenedy 7 6 Kenedy 11 6 Edna 7 3 Yoakum District 6 Robert Ybarbo, senior, connects with a Yoakum fastball. Richard Diebel warms up between innings. ' Freshman starter Frank Rodriguez prepares to take a mighty swing. Tigers Improve Baseball Record Team members relax before a game with visiting opponent York town. Dominic Carrera keeps his eye on a curve ball. i SEBALLTEAM: L to R, 1st row— Ricky De La Garza. Karl Matthews. Freddy Bigby. Frank Rodriguez. Adam Salas. Kurt Dohmann. 2nd row ommic Carrera, Charlie Hernandez, Richard Diebel. John Cardosa. Jesse Tijenna. Joe Martinez. Greg Carrera, Robert Ybarbo. 3rd row — Coach erald Henry, Robert Quillian, Leo rodriguez, Addis Roberts, Randy Edwards, Derrick Franke, Rudy Gutierrez, Emilio Rodriguez, Coach Jim Chan- iier. 81 anvrw; scimedacA Academics J. W. Parr prepares for work in the coal mines part of vo ag ' s on-the-job training. Norma Garcia irons her gingham garment that she made in Homemaking. Joe Hernandez shows Donald Danish how the experts do it. Ag, H.E. Teach Practical Skills Tina Cardosa bar-b-ques chickens in Home Family Life. Home economics was both educa- tional and enjoyable for students this year. Mrs. Bobbie Bammert and Mrs. Bobbie Clarke taught their stu- dents how to cook and sew. They also dealt with other interesting top- ics including money management, party planning and entertainment, and consumer education. Mr. Jerry Dornak led the vo ag students in a busy year full of physi- cal and mental education. The stu- dents studied about grass and soil, worked on record books and parlia- mentary procedure. They learned to use hand and power tools and were taught welding and woodwork. Lonnie Gregorcyk and Debbie Jones cut their cake at mock wedding. 85 Mark Perez uses torque wrench to work on Rene Gonzales, Jesse Tijerina, and Ray Salazar try to figure out where the engine is. auto part. Susan Mendoza does her own thing in commercial art. Artists, Mechanics Learn Trade •i k Wy Sj ■' imp — ■- « Ji JW Rusty Ryan, chosen Outstanding Art student, creates another masterpiece. Commercial art and auto mechan- ics train students for jobs immedi- ately after graduation. Art students applied their skills on projects such as designing program covers and painting back drops for the local theater arts group. Students learned composition and design and worked in various art media. Mechanics learned to use various tools in repairing automobiles such as volt meters, gauges, and analyz- ers. Students worked overhauling and tuning meters and repairing transmissions. Mike Young files engine part along with his fingernails. •e Roland Littles is proud now that he has his mow- ing license. Gerald Allen cleans part before master repairs. i . j; ii ■' Sl CVAE: 1st row — Adam Salas, Rene Rodriguez, Roland Littles, Robbie Fox, Joe Martinez. 2nd row — Mark Lopez, Doug Helms, Ricky Davis, Armando Camacho, Gregory Pierce. 3rd row — J. C. Thompson, Randy Preiss, Michael Perry, Gerald Allen, Charles Brown, Addis Roberts, and Manuel Sandoval. Mr. Tom Lehman tries to get out of the cage he built around himself. CVAE Students Work on Motors Adam Salas and Manuel Sandoval repair one of the many lawnmowers the CVAE worked on. The Coordinated Vocational Aca- demic Education class learned many practical skills in motor repair. The students sandblasted, painted and overhauled small motor golf carts, lawnmowers and other small appliances. Welding was a new skill added to the program this year. Manuel Sandoval puts on the finishing touches after major overhaul. Michael Perry welds part for tractor repair. 89 Darlene Karnei types letter from shorthand transcription. f h -, « rv -- Kim Brooks checks her speMing for shorthand notes. Patsy Simoneaux works on Vocational Office Education assignment, y Bookkeeping students attempt to balance their books. Books balanced the Students View Business World Debbie Franke. DE student makes sales ticket at Stitches and Stuff. Business subjects taught at GHS included typing, shorthand, book- keeping, distributive education and vocational office education. With emphasis on job related skills students learn skills that will help them obtain employment while in high school or immediately after graduation. breathe a sigh of relief.. Fifth period typing students buzz through routine assignments. Choir members Lucy Pena, Texana Sandoval, Christy Berger, and Sylvia Martinez practice with Ms. Brown for concert. CHOIR: 1st row — Sylvia Martinez, Lucy Pena, Selsa Saldana. 2nd row — Miss Edie Brown, Christi Berger, Texana Sandoval. 3rd row — Doug Helm, Jana Beard, Mary Martinez, Ruth Wil- liams. 4th row — Christi Harris, Mary Duncan, Elvin Brown, and Traci Mitchell. Choir takes a break for a few laughs. Choir Adds Bells lana Beard and Cathy Farek, along with other choir members, begin practice on the long awaited bells. 3FFICERS: Top Ruth Ann Williams, )resident; Jana Beard, vice president: and -ucy Pena, secretary-treasurer. Coach Ron Jenkins gives another handout in history. Coach Gerald Henry tells his American history class the tragedy of war. ' Mr. Leroy Cooper ' s geometry class was famous for their constant alertness David Bruns gives up Hope on Kurt Jacob in math class. 94 ■ip w. ii . i . I  ■■T r. Cooper decides if he draws the class a picture they may, just may, understand his concepts. Students Solve Complex Problems The departments of social studies, math, and science offered GHS stu- dents a wide variety of academic levels. The science curriculum offered phys- ical science, chemistry, biology and physics. The required social studies were American history, world history, and civics. Students could elect to take bus- iness law, world geography or contem- porary problems. Students were able to find a math to suit their abilities and needs. Funda- mental math, introduction to algebra, algebra, geometry and trig were offered. Another fun day learning of war, plague, famine and death Communication Skills Practicec Completing the fourth and final cycle of the Phased English pro- gram, students studied quarters of grammar, creative writing, and the mass media. Students made their own creative writing books filled with poems, stories, and illustra- tions. In addition to studying the newspaper, radio, television and film, students created their own media messages by using various media instruments. The Spanish classes not only learned to speak espanol, but stud- ied the culture. They presented a posada with the customary pinatas which they designed themselves. In art appreciation they learned drawing techniques such as pen, and ink, ink wash, and water-color. Classes worked on plaster castings, litho-sketch and wood cuts. Jeanie Reed, Elvin Brown, and Carolina Vargas prepare newspapers for Mass Media English qua ter. BiV Bl U Hj H i Wf s M E - m ' HB - fr ' .JE Hi t. ' ALj jjr WmpK ' James Flores, Joe Balderas, Todd Smith, Kenneth Eichman, and Tosca McCracken work on advanced speech project. ■--. v f Kris Kreneck, art student, works on his ai appreciation. _i Russell Schmidt, art student, plans and plans and plans before putting it on paper. Mr. Felix Perez. Spanish instructor, thumbs through new book up for adoption. -5 m7 f 7 , ' T r % Phase III English students Carol Fray, John Brown, Carol Lee, Kevin Karnei, Steve Lance and Lisa Loest plan their media project. t ' ' rs. Cathy Lopez explains to her Speech iss, how life is rough. Lydia Mendoza and Vera Martinez prepare copy for TIGER GROWL. Candie Ybarbo, Belva Zavesky, Lydia Mendoza, and Vera Martinez finish up ice cream cones. Mrs. Mueller ' s treat. MISSION co-editor, James Flores accepts ribbon from Mrs. Mueller for UlL feature win. TTWC i Big S Wins at UIL, ILPC Roel Garcia and Candie Ybarbo work on MISSION copy. Winning awards of achievement and several individual awards, the TIGER GROWL and MISSION staffs met deadhnes and prepared two publications. At the Interscholastic League Press Conference in Individual Achievement, Kori Karnei placed first in feature, and Rusty Ryan placed first in student art, first in printed illustration, and third in col- umn writing. In UIL competition Mark Heil placed first in editorial writing, Rusty Ryan placed first in feature, fourth in newswriting, and fifth in heads, Kori Karnei placed second in feature, and James Flores placed fourth in feature. Staff members sold ads, wrote copy, made layouts, took and printed pictures. Kori Karnei and Mary Gay Von Dohlen, co- editor of TIGER GROWL, plan layout for MISSION. o-edilor of TIGER GROWL Mark Heil Rusty Ryan, co-editor of MISSION spends ceives 1 st place editorial ribbon. many hours in the darkroom. The physical education classes provided both mental and physical activities for GHS students. Physi- cally, the students lifted weights played volleyball, tennis and basket- ball. They tested their skills in the physical fitness test. Mentally, the students studied health, a course which taught them about their bod- ies and how to take care of them. The Plan A Vocational Program prepared students to enter the world of work. The students received a combination of academic and voca- tional training tailored to fit their individual needs. The students can receive additional training at Bee County College Texas A M and other vocational schools. P.E., Plan A Develop Skills P.E. Classes take a conut break. Will Jesse Tijerina experience the thrill of vic- tory or the agony of defeat. Tnwr Ricky de la Garza thinks about which interesting book to read from the many selections on the reading carrel. Mrs. Carol Morgan. Plan A instructor, thinks her students are Number 1 . Ricky de la Garza, Martha Morales, and Mrs. Morgan prepare lesson in math. I Kevin Bego — after a long workout. Tammy Preiss and James Flores were elected TWIRLERS: Mary Nan Taylor, Terri McDow, Debbie Jones, Patricia Garza, and Karen Eth Mr. and Miss TigerBand. TIGER BAND: 1st row — K. Ethridge, D. Jones, P. Garza, T. McDow, M. Taylor. 2nd row — S. Lopez, M. Arredondo, T. Franklin, M. Cowan, Y Carabajal, A. Carabajal, E. Guerra, M. Rubio, M. CarbajairD. Zambrano, M. Aguilar, S. Salazar, D. Franke, G. Puga. 3rd row — R. Puga, M. Pena, B Palomarez, R. Castro, P. Schulze, K. Brooks, T. KoenigwR. Preiss, . Haak, B. Hilbrich, M. Flores, B. Garcia, D. Dohmann, B. Zahbesky, D. Shaw, D Naranjo, T. Pfenninger, J. Flores. 4th row — E. WilliamsrsrTohnson, M. Boldt, T. Preiss, A. Houck, S. Edwards, F. Williams, T. Mitchell, K illiam s B. Matthews, C. Ybarbo.,£ aldez, M. Rodriguez, M. Pena. 5th row — H. Gonzales, K. Matthews, M. Berger, F. Naranjo, C. Lee, C. AverXM JfiUU D. Jones, M. Bammert, CResSnrarTn, C. Curtis. 6th row — G. Marshall, E. Guerreo, R. Hernandez, K. Eichman, R. Scott, O. Zambrano, D. Reyes, F Rodriguez, K. Preiss, F. Bighv, E Brown 7th row — R. Schmidt, R. Edwards, P. Deviney, C. Dohmann, M. Lott, D. Franke, T. Kallus, J. Fibres, R lci;ri.s, M Brown, TJohnv;. ' ' ' •rwf Band Rates High in Competition Karen Ethridge presents James Flores with boulBnniere. Ms. Delia Quintanilla directed the Tiger Band to a successful year. At UIL competition, members received a II rating in Concert, a I in Sightreading, and a II in Marching. The band participated in the Cuero, Yorktown, and Karnes City parades and received a first place trophy at all three. They also marched in the Goliad Fair Parade. BAND COUNCIL: Altha Houck. quartermaster; Terri McDow, soph, rep.; Patricia Garza, senior rep. 2nd row — Debbie Jones, senior twirler; Belinda Hilbrich, James Flores, president; Tammy Preiss, secretary. 3rd row — Candie Ybarbo, vice president; Mehssa Boldt, junior rep.; Margaret Arredondo, quartermaster;_Ea m Baldez , treasurer. 4th row — Russell Schmidt, quartermaster; Danny Reyes, quartermaster; Meimaa Aguilar.Treshman rep.; Ernest Guerrero, quartermaster James Flores served as 1978-79 Tiger Band Drum Major. 103 MASTER MUSICIANS: 1st row — Kim Brooks, Debbie Jones, Belinda Hilbrichffam_Baldez, James Flores, Craig Dohmann, Candie Ybarbo. 2nd row — Mary Nan Taylor, Sandy naaK, ' Danny Reyes, Patricia Garza, Tammy Preiss. 3rd row — Melissa Boldt, Kenneth Eichman, Belia Garcia, Michele Bammert, Cheryl Ressmann, Altha Houck. 4th row — Russell Schmidt, Patrick Deviney, Oscar Zambrano, and Henry Gonzales. b Ms. Delia Quintinilla directs band at Spring Concert. - TTIK? Band Visits Six Flags STATE SOLO ENSEMBLE PARTICIPANTS: Isl row — Kim Brooks, Melanie Boldt, AKha Houck, Flue Trio. 2nd row — Belinda Hilbrich, Melissa Boldt, Michele Bammert, Clarinet Trio. 3rd row — Kenneth Eichman, saxophone; Pjni-Baldezjiercussion; Jayne Meyer, baton. To raise money for their annual trip, the band had a magazine and tape sale, a salad supper, bakesales, and concession stands. At the end of the year, members went to Dallas where they visited Six Flags, Forum 303, the Wax Museum, and performed at the Uni- versity of Texas at Arlington. DIVISION I MEDALISTS: 1st row — Mary Cowan, Debbie Franke. Debbie Zambrano, Melinda Aguilar. 2nd row — Sonya Lopez. Belinda Hilbrich, Jayne Meyer, Diane Dohmann, Patricia Garza. 3rd row — Shila Edwards, Margaret Arredondo, Danny Reyes, Becky Matthews, DeArylon Jones, James Flores, Michele Bammert. Mary E. Flores. 4th row — Altha Houck, Tern McDow, Tommy Kallus, Renata Williams . Pam Bald ez. 5th row — Henry Gonzales. Ernest Guer- rero, Kenneth Eichman, Patrick Deviney. Melissa Boldt, Melanie Boldt. and Kim Brooks. wirlers present flowers to Miss Tiger Band, ' am my Preiss. 105 sessalO Classes j «)M Mr. Harry Stracener supervised the vocational departments and transportation. Principal James A. Young directed all GHS curriculum areas and initiated new programs to the high school. Mr. Ralph Bego directed the Plan A Co-Op for several school districts. School Board members Leo Gleinser, E. G. Rubio, Marshall McDonald, Vernell Dohmann, presi- dent, Leonard Von Dohlen, and Mrs. W. B. Scott set policies for the betterment of GISD. TOE District Awarded ESAA Grant r. Patrick Deviney, superintendent, implemented the ESAA program and began plans for a new iddle School Resource Center. The Goliad ISD was funded $197,490 by the Emergency School Aid Act in 1978-79. These funds were used to hire teachers and aides to help students with poor reading abilities. The board also approved a new building for the Middle School to contain a Band Hall, a Vocational Shop and a Learning Resource Cen- ter. The library centers were updated with video tape players and cam- eras. Mrs. Leticia Robinson coordinated several pro- grams for the district. At. James Franklin, vice principal, kept discipline at GHS and sponsored the student Council. Teachers aides Mary Jean Loest, Mary Jane Montgomery, and Nila Lopez helped students and teachers in different areas of high school life. Mrs. Mattye Tumlinson was secretary to Principal James Young. 4 .-, CAFETERIA STAFF: Abigail Carabajal, Agnes Oehlke, Chonita Gonzales, Lucille Duderstadt, Mitzi Lude, Maria Elisando, Mrs. Albrecht, Ruby Jank. director, and Mrs. Jones. Mr. Jim Carbajal kept GHS campus looking 95 . Mr. E. J. Bammert, tax collector, and Mrs. Adeline Haak, assistant, operated the tax office. Personnel Keeps GHS Smooth ecretaries to the central office were Mrs. Pat Gunter, Mrs. Dorothy Foerster, and Mrs. Ruth rank. Important to any school system is its personnel. These dedicated and talented people keep the school sys- tem operating at a progressive level. From keeping the building clean and preparing food to aiding stu- dents and teachers the personnel keeps the entire system together. Not only do these people work all the school year, many of them work during the summer to prepare GISD for another great year. 4 3 a Feeding GHS students in the Snack Bar were Mrs. Rose Perry and Mrs. Elodia Camacho. Mrs. Mary Ramirez and Mrs. Leia Salas kept GHS spic and span. Faculty Come Alive in ' 79 Coach Kahanek yells, Hey, guys, don ' t start Little Carol Morgan, Mama Barbara Basham, and Wild Felix Perez become over melodramatic at the game wiihout me. pep rally. BOBBIE BAMMERT Homemaking BARBARA BASHAM Librarian JIM CHANDLER Govenmient, Coach English BOBBIE CLARKE Homemaking H. P. CLARKE Distributive Education LEROY COOPER Algebra, Geometry JEROME DORNAK Vocational Agriculture IRMAFLORES Office Education ujumu JOHN FOX Coach, Physical Science JOYCE FRANKLIN Math SHIRLEY FRNKA Physical Education Coach, Health RON JENKINS Physical Education Coach, Health CATHY LOPEZ English, Speech CAROL MORGAN Plan A Chandler tells the spectators, I did so make the right call. Faculty Supports GHS Activities The Pep Squad did excellent type casting for the skit at pep rally. Bobbie Bammert makes another earth shat- tering decision. DOCROWELL Athletic Director MARYROWELL English LINDA SHROYER Bookkeeping, Typing Shorthand CARAMAE SIMMONS Commercial Art BRENT TRUITT Art JAMES WHITE Science, Math Fish Hit GHS With Splash FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Tommy Martinez, vice president; Darra Loest, president; Elizabeth Garza, secretary; and DeArylon Jones, treasurer. Ann Aguayo Melinda Aguilar Valentine Arriazola Charles Bartlett Kevin Beck Michael Berger Herbert Bigby Christina Brown Armando Camacho Audelia Carabajal Betty Carabajal Yolanda Carbajal Greg Carrera Mary Cowan Lorrie Curtis Kirt Dohmann Mary Duncan Maria Edison ►- 1 - I '  - f • T Randy Edwards Sheila Edwards Cathy Farek Robert Fox Debbie Franke Derrick Franke Mike Garcia Norma Garcia Teresa Garcia Elizabeth Garza Maria Gonzales Ester Guerra Charles Hausmann Douglas Helms Evette Henderson Charlie Hernandez Mario Hernandez Yolanda Hernandez Harlan Jacob DeArylon Jones Denise Karnei Chris Kreneck Patricia Koliba Scott Lee Charles Hausmann and Kevin Beck get the tough assignments in off season. Lorrie Curtis practices modeling for the FHA style show. Tracy Lee Phyllis LeGros Roland Littles Darra Loest Ronald Lopez Sonya Lopez Michael Lott Marilyn Mainka Greg Marshall Joe Martinez Tommy Martinez Karl Matthews Richard McHorse Robert Mendoza Maria Moreno Bill Morris Darryl Mullenix Fred Naranjo Adam Salas gives the Easter Bunny competi tion. AW Elizabeth, Tommy Favorites Tracy Lee stuns her friends with the juicy details of the day ' s events. Mad scientists Sonya Lopez and Randy Edwards cook up wild concoctions during science class. Christy Oehike Todd Oehike Florinda Perez Martha Perez Teresa Pfenninger Robert Mendoza, fish football ace, lends a hand in support of the Tiger varsity at pep rally. Freshman volleyball team radiates with happiness after victory over Woodsboro. ? ' - isypK: Fish Participate in Activities Sylvia Urban, Lome Curtis, Denise Kamei and Evette Henderson discuss plans for style show. Charlie Hernandez made a new friend during Halloween dress up day. vlary Simoneaux, freshman in physical science, pre- lares the bunsen burner for experiment. Eric Scott Amy Shelton Mary Simoneaux Tommy Trcka V Sylvia Urban Wanda Vega Enedian Venecia Glenda Weise Renata Williams Kefin Willms Krisly Worley Debbie Zambrano Sophomores Work Toward 1981 SOPH OMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Debbie Schoenherr, treasurer; Karen Jones, vice president; Rita Quillian, president; and Terri McDow, secre- tary. Gerald Allen Margaret Arredondo Estelle Barefield Carrie Bennett Charles Brown Elvin Brown Melvin Brown Ava Cabrera Lenora Carabajal John Cardosa Ruby Castro Patricia Compton JoAnn Cortinas Gary Cortinas Ricky de la Garza Diane Dohmaim Lavon Dreift Tanya Duderstadt 122 3155? Elvin Brown checks out his first quarter progress report. Rhonda Preiss finally reveals the Big Red identity. Harlan, Karen Elected Favorites Harlan Henrichson and Karen Jones were elected sophomore favorites by their classmates. Kathy Williams takes a think break . Linda Krueger, Mary Chapline, and Denise Mapes overlook t e student body at Friday ' s pep rally. -ww Darlene Karnei and Donna Parr enjoy the entertainment at the Hvestock and rodeo in Houston. Gregory Pierce Randy Preiss Rhonda Preiss Graciela Puga Rita Quillian Jeanie Reed William Reed Randy Riggs Mary Ann Riley Maria Rios Addis Roberts Emilio Rodriguez Leo Rodriguez Rene Rodriguez Adelmira Rojas Esmeralda Salas Debbie Schoenherr Phyllis Schuize Richard Scott George Shaw Lynda Sweat J. C. Thompson Sally Tijerina Carolina Vargas Kathy Williams Paula Ybarbo Sylvia Ybarra Kiss me, you fool. Carol Fray patiently waits for varsity Tiger Joe Thompson to turn around. No Fools, No Fun irlan Henrichson thinks Ag makes a lot jre sense bottoms up. Michael Perry takes a free ride on the mechanics creeper in CVAE. J ling in front of the primary students ' sign. Wayne Henning shows his enthusiasm for Tiger bas- iball. Steve Lance checks out the chicks at the Gol- iad Speech Tourney. Juniors Plan for Big Year LASS OFFICERS: Mary Gay Von Dohlen, president; Karen Ethridge, treasurer; Srett Bu rris ice president; and Mary Ellen Flores, secretary. Gail Abrameit Elaine Arriazola K.athrvn Ave ry Sandra Bakef ' N ■c— EamelaBaldez Michele Bam mert I Jana Beard] Jerri Bedwell Kevin Bego Christy Berger . yO- John Brown David Bruns Joe Camacho Henry Cantu Margaret Carabajal Dominic Carrera Donna Cosper Claye Curtis . Donald Danish Patrick Deviney , .v ok Richard Diebel 4 Ronald Edwards Kenneth Eichman Karpn FlhriHf) I Mary Ellen Flores I Dawn Franke Teresa Franklin Bella Garcia Benjamin Garcia Raymond Garcia Roland Garcia Vernon Garza Catherine Gleinser Rene Gonzales I How Sad! Catherine Gleinser had to wake up to do her assign- I ents. Rudy Gutierrez Sandy Haak Lori Heil Gerald Henning Elva Hernandez Salas Sule ma H ernandez eitndu iTitbrich ;1)oyle Hoff) AW a44oiIck Kurt Jacob Nolan J acob (JCitnberlyJohnson_, Barry kamei Darlene Kamei Pat Koliba Lisa Loest Mary Alice Martinez Susan Mendoza Jayne Meyer Susan Mills Traci Mitchell Little Tippy Toe Sandy Haak displays her dancing expertise for pep rally skit. Fana, David Chosen Favorites Jana Beard and David Bruns were chosen Junior Class favorites And Lori Heil ihoughl Office was going to be easy. f rk HeU, self appomted Senior Romeo, tnes to enchant underclassman. Mary Gay Von Dohlen. Elame Arriazola takes a milk break between classes. Juniors Active in GHS Events Belinda Hilbrich and Sandy Haak compare progress reports. Making time for their favorite sport Richard Diebel, Kurt Jacob, and Dominic Carrera clown around. Alonzo Morales Martha Morales Peter Naranjo Johnny Parr Ray Parrish Lucinda Pena Mark Perez Melissa Perez Joseph Quillian Cheryl Ressmann Danny Reyes Frances Reyes Jesse Rios Alejandro Salas Russell Schmidt Doris Shaw Anne Shelton Jo Lynn Solis Shane Sulhns Mary Nan Taylor Jesse Trjerina Clayton Urban Elia Valencia Mary Ggy Vnii nnhlpn anda Weise ) Cool Mama Traci Mitchell was aroused from bed t o participate in GHS pep rally. Seniors End Seige at GHI5 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mitzi Ressmann, president; Tammy Preiss, vice president; Jessica Morris, treasurer; and Trudi Hence ling, secretary. Roy Allen Abel Arriazola Joe Balderas John Baldez Joel Bego Russell Bego Yolanda Bermudez Clifford Boyer 134 Kimberly Brooks Melody Brown Fernando Carabajal Tina Cardosa Jessica Carrera Morris Margie Castilla RudolfoCastilla Debbie Castro Jerry Castro Craig Dohmann Bertha Edison Carolyn Edwards Charles Eichman Thomas Elston Adan Flores James Flores Mary Flores Ricky Flores Debbie Frank Edward Garcia Maria Garcia Roel Garcia Patricia Garza Pamela Gisler Peggy Gohlke Lonnie Gregorcyk Mark Hagens Mark Heil Mr. John Hausmann, government teacher, acquired a large fan club because of his easy quizzes Russell Bego, varsity eager, prepares to home after a hard workout. wipy Seniors elected Robert Ybarbo and Jessica Carrera Morris Senior Class favorites. Jessica, Robert Named Favorites Joe Hernandez Laura Ideus Debbie Jones Larry Jones 137 Mark, Mitzi Named Most Likely to Succeed Toscana McCracken Lydia Mendoza Jackie Morris Tommie Moya Diana Naranjo Paul Otwell Rebecca Palomarez Joe Pena Mary Ann Pena Lonnie Gregorcyk takes the pain like the httle man he is. Wild West Debbie Jones steps back in time at the Houston Livestock and Rodeo. Reynaldo Salazar Mark Schoenherr Mike Scott Patsy Simoneaux Todd Smith Tommy Smith Loretta Sosa Michel! Dale Stehling Jeff Stracener Joe Thompson Esmiejildo Trevino Patricia Vargas Debbie Warrick Ernestine Williams Candie Ybarbo Margaret Ybarbo Robert Ybarbo ll Patricia Young Schoenherr Oscar Zambrano Belva Zambrano Senior Accomplishments ROY ALLEN Basketbain. 4. Football 3; Track 4; ABEL ARRIAZOLA — OEA Club 4 Mexican-American Seniors 4; Baseball 2 Letterman ' s 2; FTA 3, 4; JV Football 3 Careers Club 4. JOHN BALDEZ — Spanish Club 4; Mexican-American Seniors 4; DECA 3; Sports 1. RUSSELL BEGO — Football 2, 3. 4: Let- ter 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 4: Ten- nis 1, 2. 3: Golf 1, 2. 3,4; Golf Award 2; Band 1; NHS 3, 4; Careers Club 4; Sci- ence Club I, 2, 3,4: FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Histo- rian 4. YOLANDA BERMUDEZ — Pep Squad 1 . 2,3, 4; Cheerleader 4; OEA Club 4. CLIFFORD BOYER — FFA 1, 2; Bas- ketball 2, 3; DECA 3; Spanish Club 4; Mexican-Amencan Seniors 4. KIMBERLY BROOKS — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; State Qualifier (Flute Trio) 1, 3, 4; John Philip Sousa Award 4; Master Musician 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Varsity 3, 4; Track 1, 2; 3rd Place District (880-Yard Run) 1; Student Council Rep. 2, 3; Sci- ence Club 4; FTA 2, 3. 4. JOE BALDERAS — French Club (Victo- ria High) 3; Speech Club 4; 5th Place UIL Spelling 4. TINA CARDOSA — Student Council 1, 2, 3,4; Parliamentarian 4; FTA 1, 2: FHA 1, 2; Volleyball I, 2; Basketball I; Careers Club 4; OEA Club President 4; Mexican- American Seniors 4. MARGIE CASTILLA — DECA 3; Trea- surer 3; OEA Club 4; Mexican-American Seniors 4. CRAIG DOHMANN — Band 1, 2, 3,4 Master Musician 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 4 Science Club 3; FTA 3, 4; NHS 3, 4 Careers Club 4; UIL Typmg (3rd Place) 3; UIL Number Sense 3. 4; 1st Place 4; UIL Spelling 2; Typing Award 3; Mathe- matics Award 4. JAMES FLORES — Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Executive Council 2; Treasurer 3; Pres- ident 4; Speech Team I, 2, 3, 4; Debate Award 1, 2; 2nd Place District Debate 1; 3rd Place District Debate 2, 3rd Place Debate (George West Tourney) 3; One- Act Play 2, 3, 4; District AU-Star Cast 2, 3, 4; Drama Award 2; 1st Place Novice Prose Reading (Katy Tourney) 4; 4th Place Distnct Prose 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Dis- trict III Parliamentarian 3, 4; Mr. FTA Contest 2, 3, 4; 2nd Place District Mr. FTA 2; 1st Place District Mr. FTA 4; 1st Place State Mr. FTA 4; Voting Delegate to Sute Convention 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Freshman Representative 1; Treasurer 3; President 4; Drum Major 4; Mr. Tiger Band 4; Master Musician 3, 4; Outstand- ing Male Drum Major (Sam Houston State University Drum Major Camp) 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; UIL Ready Writing 1; UIL Spelling 2; 4th Place 2; UIL Typing 3; UIL Journalism 4; 4th Place Feature Writing 4; Mission Editor 4; Bee County College U.S. His- tory Contest 1 ; BCC World History Con- test 2; BCC American Government Con- test 4; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 4; Who ' s Who 3, 4; Valedictorian (Summa Cum Laude) 4; Band Award 4; English Award 4; Social Studies Award 4; TSTA Scholarship 4; Theater Arts Group Schol- arship 4. MARY FLORES — Spanish Club I; Band 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Careers Club 4; DECA Treasurer 4. RICKY FLORES — FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Careers Club 4; Auto Mechanics Club 3, 4; Mexican-American Seniors 4. DEBBIE FRANK— Track I, 2; FTA 1, 2, 3,4; Science Club 2, 3,4; Pep Squad I, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; Cheerleader 2, 4; DECA 4; Reporter 4; Careers Club 4. MARIA GARCIA — Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Careers Club 4; Mexican-American Seniors 4. ROLL GARCIA — FFA I, 2, 3, 4; DECA 3; Vice President 3; Tiger Growl Staff 4; Mission Staff 4; Freshman Class Treasurer 1. PAM GISLER — Volleyball 1, 2; Track I, 2; FTA 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3; FHA I, 2, 3, 4; 3rd Vice President 2; Parliamentarian 3; Pres- ident 4; OEA Club 4; Tiger Growl Staff 3; Mission Staff 3; FHA Award 4. PEGGY GOHLKE — FHA I, 2, 3, 4 Historian 3; FTA I, 2; Science Club I, 2 Volleyball 1, 2; Track 1. 2; Art Club 3. 4 Treasurer 3; Historian 4; Pep Squad 1, 2 Tiger Growl Staff 4; Mission Staff 4; Stu- dent Council 2; Careers Club 4. LONNIE GREGORCYK — FFA I, 2, 3,4; Star Greenhand 1; Area Chapter Conducting Team I, 2; Merit Award 1; Star Chapter Farmer 2; Star Lonestar Farmer 3; Vocational Ag Award 3; FFA Treasurer 3; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Parliamenta- rian 4; Science Club 2, 3; NHS 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Let- terman ' s 3, 4; 2nd All-Distnct Team 4; Track 3. MARK HAGENS — FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Auto Mechanics Club 4; DECA 3; Foot- ball 1,2. ALFRED LITTLES — CVAE 1, 2; Foot- ball 1: Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Baseball 3; Auto Mechanics Club 3, 4. 4; Spanish Club 4; Mexican-American Seniors 4; OEA 4; Band (Flag Corps) 3, 4. PAUL OTWELL — FFA I, 2. 3, 4; Presi- dent 4; Chapter Conducting Team 1, 2; Area I, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; All-District Honorable Mention 4; Basketball I, 2, 3; Baseball I. 2; FTA 2. 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4. BECKY PALOMAREZ — Football Sweetheart 4; OEA Secretary 4; Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Mexican- American Seniors 4; President 4; Careers Club 4; FTA 4; Pep Squad I ; Band (Flag Corps) 2, 3, 4; Captain 3, 4; 2nd Class Musician 4; Student Council 1,3,4. TRUDI HENCERLING — Cheerleader 3, 4: FHA 3, 4; Treasurer 4; FFA 1, 2; FFA Sweetheart 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Secre- tary 4; NHS 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; President 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Reporter 4; Home- coming queen Candidate 4; Volleyball 1; Basketball 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; District Champs Mile Relay 1, 2, 3; District Champ 440-Yard Dash 3; District Champs 880-Yard Relay 4; Regional Mile Relay I, 2, 3, 4; Regional 880-Yard Relay 3; Regional 440-Yard Dash 3. 4; State Mile Realy 2, 3. DEBBIE JONES — Band I, 2, 3, 4; Mas- ter Musician 3, 4; Quarter Master 4; Twir- ler 2, 3, 4; Head Twirier 3; Division I Twirling Solo I, 2, 3; Division I Twirling Ensemble 3; FTA 2, 3, 4; FHA 3. 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Girls Sports 1, 2; Basket- ball 1, 2; Golf 2; Regional Golf 2. KORl KARNEI — Pep Squad I, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Volleyball I; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA I. 2,3, 4; First Vice Presi- dent 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Class Representative 2; Corresponding Secretary 4; FFA Sweetheart 3; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; 2nd Place UIL Feature Writing 4; Careers Club 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Miss Congeniality 4; Cum Laude 4. DOUGLAS LANCE — Student Council (W. B. Ray) I. 2; Math Club (W. B. Ray)2; Speech Club 3, 4; Speech Team 3; Science Club 3, 4; 2nd Place District Per- suasive Speaking 3; One-Act Play 3; Swimming Team (W. B. Ray) 2; Opportu- nity Awards Scholarship (Texas A M) 4. ELVIRA MARTINEZ — Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4: President 4; FTA 2, 3; FHA 2; Careers Club 4; Speech Club 3; OEA Club 4; Reporter 4; Tiger Growl Staff 3, 4; Mission Staff 3,4; Student Council I. SYLVIA ANN MARTINEZ — Basket- ball 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; FTA I, 2; Sci- ence Club 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club I, 2, 4; Careers Club Presi- dent 4; DECA President 4; Band 2, 3; Pep Squad 1.2; DECA Award 4; UlLSpelhng 2. 3; UIL Journalism Alternate 3; Persua- sive Speaking 3. TOSCANA McCARCKEN — Band I; FTA 1, 2. 3; Pep Squad 2, 3; Science Club 2, 3; Speech Club 2, 3, 4; Speech Team 3; 6lh Place District Prose Reading 3; NHS 4; Careers Club 4. LYDIA MENDOZA — Commercial Art Club 3, 4; Secretary 3. 4; P.E. Award 3; Band (Flag Corps) 2; FHA 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Science Club I, 2, 3, 4; Span- ish Club 1 ; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Tiger Growl Staff 4; Mission Staff 4; Speech Club 2; Track 2; Student Council 2; Careers Club Secretary 4; Mexican-American Seniors 4; Secretary 4. JESSICA MORRIS — Pep Squad 1, 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Head Cheerleader 4; Basketball I, 2, 3,4; Track I, 2, 3; OEA Club 4; Class Favorite 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Homecoming Queen 4; All-District Basketball 3, 4; Track Award 3; Basketball Award 3; VoUeyball 1, 2. DIANA NARANJO — Pep Squad I, 2; FHA I, 2: FTA I, 2,3, 4; Careers Club 3, MARY ANN PENA — Band 3, 4; Flag Corps 3, 4; 2nd Class Musician 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Careers Club 4; OEA 4; Mexican- American Seniors 4. MARY TERRI PENA — FTA 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad I, 2; Band (Flag Corps) 3, 4; Second Class Musician 4; Mexican-Amer- ican Seniors 4; Careers Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4. ROMANA PUGA — FHA 1, 2; FTA I, 2; Pep Squad 1, 2; Careers Club 3, 4; OEA 4; Mexican-American Seniors 4; Spanish Club 4; Band (Flag Corps) 3, 4. TAMMY PREISS — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Soph. Rep. 2; Aaron Award 2, Division I Ensemble 2; Secretary 3, 4; Master Musi- cian 3, 4; Miss Tiger Band 4; Senior Award 4; FTA I, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; Treasurer 4 Student Council I, 2, 3, 4; Fish Rep. I ; Soph. Alternate 2; Vice Pres- ident 3; President 4; Careers Club 3; Jun- ior Class Treasurer 3; Senior Class Vice President 4; Girls ' State Alternate 3; Speech Club 3, 4; Secretary 4; 1st Place Duet Improvisation (Katy Tourney) 4; One-Act Play 2, 3, 4; District Honorable Mention 4; Area OAP 3, 4; UIL Ready Writing 2, 3, 4; 2nd Place District 3; 5th Place Regional 3; 2nd Place District Informative Speaking 4; Regional Finals 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; NHS 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Salutalorian (Summa Cum Laude) 4; TLC Govern- ment Contest (3rd Place Team) 4; TSTA Vocational-Technical Scholarship 4; Vic- toria College Music Scholarship 4. ROBERT QUILLIAN — JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; AU- SSBi istricl Football 3. 4; OEA Club 4; Sci- ce Club 3: Mexican-American Seniors 1 Dare You Award 3; JV Football ayerof the Year2. Debate 2; 3rd Place District Debate 4; Regional Quarterfinals 4; One-Act Play 2, 3, 4; 1st Place 3. 4; District Honorable Mention All-Star Cast 3; Area Honorable Mention 3; NHS 3,4. ence Club 3, 4; Mexican-American Sen- iors 4; Volleyball 2; Track 2; Tiger Growl Staff 4; Mission Staff 4; Zaragosa Schol- arship 4. ITZl RESSMANN — Student Council 4: Representative 3; Treasurer 4; eech Club 3. 4; Parliamentarian 4; One- it Play 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer NHS 3, 4; FTA 1. 2, 3, 4; President 4; ind 1.2; Librarian 2; Sophomore Class cretary-Treasurer; Junior Class Presi- ■nl; Senior Class President, Miss GHS Most Likely to Succeed 4; Jim and aty Dye Award 1 ; American Legion axiliary Bluebonnnel Girls ' State 3; Bas- Iball 1, 2, 3. 4; All-Distnct 2, 3, 4; Out- inding Basketball Player 3; Lion ' s Club VP Basketball 3, 4; Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4; J-Dislrict 2, 3, 4; Outstanding Volley- II Player 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4; District igh Jump I, 2, 3, 4; Temiis 1, 2; TLC esident ' s Scholarship 4; TLC Athletic holarship4. ARY LINDA RODRIGUEZ - Span- h Club 1. 4: Band (Flag Corps) 4; areers Club 3, 4; OEA Club 4; Pep |uad 3. USTY RYAN — Football I, 2, 3, 4; All- istnct First Team 4; Letterman ' s 4; Bas- tball I. 2, 3, 4; Letterman ' s 3, 4; Track 2, 3,4; Letterman ' s 2, 3, 4; District hamp High Jump 3; District Champ igh Hurdles 4; Regional 3, 4; Outstand- g Junior in Commercial Art 3; FTA 2, 3, Historian 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; )eech Club 3, 4; Careers Club 4; Vice esident 4; Art Club 3, 4; President 3, 4; HS 2. 3, 4; Class Vice President 3; Tiger rowl Staff 4; 1st Place State ILPC ewspaper Illustration 4; Mission Co- Jitor 4; 1st Place State ILPC Yearbook ustration 3; 1st Place District Feature riling 4; 3rd Place State ILPC Column riting 4; Graduation Usher 3; Who ' s ' ho 4; Columbia College Art Scholar- lip 4; Rotary Scholarship 4; Track ward 4; Mission Staff Award 4; Com- ercial Art Award 4; Norman Davis xational Award 4. TRICIA SCHOENHERR — FTA I, 3; Science Club 2, 3; OEA 4; Parlia- entanan 4; Careers Club 4; Basketball 2; Volleyball I. ICHAEL SCOTT — Science Club I, 2, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Co-Chaplain Historian 4; Speech Club 2, 3, 4; leech Team 2, 3,4; 2nd place District TODD SMITH — Science Club 2, 3. 4; Speech Club 3, 4; 6th Place District Slide Rule 3; 6th Place District Science 3; 1st Place San Antonio District Model Rocket Contest 4; 2nd Place Tex-Reg Model Rocket Contest 4; Private Pilot 4. JEFF STRACENER — FFA I, 2, 3, 4; District President 3; Chapter Vice Presi- dent 4; Lone Star Farmer Degree, Dekalb Award Winner. Star Chapter Farmer, Greenhand and Chapter Farmer, Chapter Conducting — 2nd Place District, Grass Judging; NHS 3, 4; Treasurer 4; FTA 1, 2, 3, 4; Football I, 2, 3, 4; Varsity 3, 4; Basketball I. 2, 3, 4; Varsity 4; Golf 1, 2, 3; Track 3; All-Tournament Team (Aust- well-Tivoli Tourney) 4; Who ' s Who 4; Science Club 3; Houston Livestock Award 4; Outstanding Citizen Award 4; Texas A M Scholarship 4. JOE THOMPSON — NHS 3, 4; FTA 4; Football 4; Careers Club 4. DEBBIE WARRICK, — FTA 1,2; Choir I. 2; Science Club 2; Art Oub 3, 4; Span- ish Club 4; Careers Club 4. CANDIE YBARBO — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Master Musician 3, 4; Quarter Master 2, 3; Most Improved Bandsman Award 2; Speech Club I, 2, 3,4; Executive Council 2; Student Council I, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Careers Club 4; Sci- ROBERT YBARBO — FFA I, 2; Varsity Football I, 2. 3, 4; Varsity Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Careers Club 4; Mexican-American Seniors Parliamentarian 4; OEA Vice President 4; Class Favorite I, 4; Class Vice President 1; Baseball Award 4. OSCAR ZAMBRANO — Band 1, 2,3, 4; NHS 4; Freshman Class President; P. E. Award I; Science Club 2,3, 4; Master Musician 3. 4; Careers Club 3. BELVA ZAVESKY — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 1, 2, 4; FHA 4; Science Club 4; Careers Club 4; Tiger Growl Staff 4; Mis- sion Staff 4; Student Coimcil I; Volley- ball I; Track 1; Basketball I. MARK HEIL — Football 2, 3. 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3,4; Letterman ' s 3, 4; All- District Honorable Mention 4; Tennis I, 2, 3, 4; Utterman ' s 2, 3, 4; Golf I, 2, 3, 4; Letter- man ' s I, 2, 3. 4; Student Council 3, 4; Sec- retary 4; NHS 2. 3, 4; Vice President 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Band 1; Boys ' Slate 3; Jour- nalism Award 4; Tiger Growl Editor 4; UIL Typing 2; 1st Place District Editorial Writing 4; Regional Qualifier 4; Book- keeping Award 3; Outstanding Basketball Award 4; O. G. Copeland Award 4; Magna Cum Laude 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3; Outstanding Young Americans 4; Hat- tie Swickheimer Mathematics Scholarship 4. gnlsitrevdA Advertising GOLIAD DAIRY QUEEN -O DAIRY QUEEN ' A- o. Q r k -Jc 4NAD0-C O ' .-4 o ° . .- WE LIKE TO THINK WE TREAT YOU BETTER Goliad: Cuero: Edna: Ganado: Refugio: Gonzales: 207 E. Pearl 802 N. Esplanade 700 W. Main 771-3326 202 N. 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Young Independent Recording Agent If It ' s Valuable to You It ' s Insurable to Us For All Your Insurance Needs P.O. Box 5 1 7 — Goliad, Texas Goliad Ins. BIdg. Courthouse Square GENERAL REAL ESTATE Hwy. 59 500 W. Pearl Mrs. Beverly Hoff, Broker Office 645-2261 Goliad, Texas Bill ' s Dollar Store Courthouse Sq. Home 645-3886 FOBS HUDSON (iKilsD ' R AiSiicTEl -[BOBIQE ? VICTORIAv— iPORTaAVAGA — ; i GOLIAD t The 1979 Mission Staff EDITORS Rusty Ryan and James Flores PHOTOGRAPHY Rusty Ryan, Mary Gay Von Doblen, Mark Heil, Joel Bego COVER and Division Pages Rusty Ryan COPY-LAYOUTS. SALES, ADS James Flores, Peggy Gohike, Roel Garcia, Mark Heil, Kori Karnei, Lydia Mendiia, Vera Martinez, Rusty Ryan, Mike Scott, Candie Ybarbo, Belva Zavesky OPENING AND CLOSING James Flores ADVISOR Mavis Mueller Reflections From Classmates . . . K% i ' ii, 5Vc t ' (0 J- . o ? r f ' c - V -n _ 1 . % ■a . ' % U ' L (7 liSft j l,!lip|iin,n Reflections From Teachers . . . Reflections From Someone Special . . . o%: 3 i :2: - ' .. ' l -t7 V y :?J Reflections From Friends . . . .( o l Gwm-9Y0 M rr 0 fnob 7Q n jf -p M hoiv Reflections of GHS j J ' ' W WM H -- iM A A, A A ' j : v ? j ' ■- .x A ' 36 . N A --v ; a Gerald Allen prepares to weld in CVAE. One of the many who did not escape, Elvin Brown has two more years to serve. Brandon Hencerhng, Kevin Kamei, and Tracy Foerster show prerequisite for taking ag. Seniors install their symbolic feelings about Goliad High School. ., fy; ;„fM N i Robert Quillian prepares to hit another home run for GHS. Like all good things, a school year must also come to an end. As we reflect on 1979 at GHS, we will not only see the good times but the hard times as well and the things we accomplished as well as those that we failed to accomplish. In doing so, we should be proud of our achievements and, at the same time, strive for an even higher standard of excellence in order to reach the top. Senior football members participate in Homecoming ceremony. ' [ ' ( - f ?! Rusty Ryan, dislrici winner, practices for regional event. Reflections of Life . j Iff; ' lA 1 l -m J pi 1 ISipiK ii - i K 1 h ' L ■11 A Jl Barry Karnei entertains other FFA members and FHA members by reading to them about rodeo. Dignitaries visit GHS representing another minority group. Mark Schoenherr displays his usual enthusiasm. Spectators take in the JV Bengals ' game. As we climb the Ladder of Suc- cess, we should be careful not to step on another ' s rung in the proc- ess. Success serves men as a pedes- tal; it makes them look larger, if reflection does not measure them. A truly successful man is also a conscientious man. Members of the scourge gang prepare another warfare strategy. Mary Nan Taylor peps up for the big game. David Bruns, Charles Eichmann, and Brandon Hencerling, the Redneck gourmets, live it up at the DQ. Reflections of ' 79 By reflecting on our past experi- ences, we can better understand our downfalls and upgrade our per- formances. Reflecting can also serve as a cleansing of the soul and of the mind. He that will not reflect is a ruined man. Regional participants Carrie Bennett, Dearylon Jones, Glenda Weise, and Sandra Johnson anticipate a great day. Mr. Buddy Clarke, DE instructor, gives a sample of his charming smile and winning personality. After a big day at the rodeo. Harlan Hen- richson, and Lisa Loest snooze on the way home. y :a y 4 JC ' i ,0 u ' . ' t ' ' y { h- U V fj y .X ii . 4!iji. fv ,;;i 25ta i;SS£i 4 - ' , 6Ul- -oJ ' '
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