Hagerman High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hagerman, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1984 volume:

Collectively . . . 1 Physically ... 25 Academically . . 4 Bob Kitten ... 59 Looking back at all the treatises on American public education, spoken in the eighties, a classic quote by William Ross summarizes your education: One of the greatest accomplishments a man can attain is the power to put into words exactly what he means. That's one of the highest marks of an educated man. No matter how much schooling he may have had, he is not really educated until he has developed that ability. A few have this gift naturally. The rest of us have to work hard to acquire it, even in a limited degree. To do so is well worth all the effort we can put into it. L -i . . . THE WAY WE WERE LOOMIX LIQUID STOCK FEED SUPPLEMENTS GARVIN GRIFFIN Loomix Dealer Box 329 505 752-3719 Hagerman Sponsored by: Allwoods Roswell NM CLASSES 7-8 8th grade back row left to right: Delfino Martinez, Bruce Bailey, Tina Hall, Jennifer Hardcastle, Roy Dees, Michael Villa, Sonny Gutierrez, Eddie Lawler, Antonio Franco, George Carrasco, Ruben Abbott, Michelle Barela, Becky Sanchez, Middle row: John Hen-ery Munoz, Kathryn Troublefield, Erika Light, Nico Olivas, Sonnya Villa, Mike Tyler, Tammy Scrimshire, Michelle Aguilar, Susie Rodriguez, Bill Daleske, Lourdes Vega, Front row: Chrystal Burroughs, Peggy Barnett, Corina Fernandez, Denise Sanchez, Dawn Wallet, Magdelino Vega, Tim Jones, Dora Moreno, Carmen Nichols, Carmen Vasquez, Kneeling: Carlos Thouvenal, Melinda Lucero, Richard Peralta. 7th grade back row left to right: Crystal Layman, BJ Harshey, Eddie Gomez, Michael Silva, TJ Villa, Jerry Flores, Emilio Franco, Edie Beltran, Robert Dunnahoo, Junior Puentes, Lydia Eppler, Mireya Bejarano, Melanie Sutter, Terri Reveles, Middle row: Tricia Freeman, Jamie Luna, Landon Young,Tinie Ornelas, Dina Luna, Jennifer Mason, Junior Franco, Chrissy Cline, Tammy Hall, Rosendo Sanchez, Raul Duran, Lori Brady, Elvira Sanchez, Mark Smith, Front row: Clay Post, Donald Snyder, Johnny Gutierrez, Shawn Carter, Christy Finch, Joel Burroughs, Johnny Monyoya, Rosa Gomez, Tracey Allensworth, Vicky Guilez. Sponsored by: Hull Poorbaugh Roswell NM OFFICERS 8th Grade 7th Grade F D Electronics, Albu, NM FRESHMEN Top Row: Chris Franklin, Richard Beltran, Shannon Frankie Salas, Paul Troublefield, Matt Cline, Adan Ornelas, Maurilio Arevalos, 2nd row: Ricky Wall, Martha Calderon, David Medrano, Mary Dunnahoo, Stacy Sutter, Ronnie Wallet, Cindy Ramirez, Rosa Arevalos, Elizabeth Puentes, 3rd row: Otilia Flores, Julie Haddox, Isabel Garcia, Teresa Vasquez, Tammy Smith, Kneeling: Mac Griffin, Shayne Carter, David Thatcher, James Prudencio, Michael Montoya. Sponsored by: Martin Dist. Co. Midland TX. Class Officers SOPHOMORES Top Row: David Sandoval, Manny Fernandez, Jerry Stefhon, John Dunnahoo, Richard Villa; Third Row: Pam Barnett, Steve Luna, Tony Sanchez, Keith Monk, Manny Quiroz, Armando Primera; Second Row: Orlando Segura, Les Callaway, James Haddox, Debora Sanchez, Laura Allensworth; First Row: Cathy Thatcher, Lucema Franco, Dorthy Synder, Kelly O'Connor, (not pictured; Rudy Escondon, Jesus Soltero, Patricia Ortiz) THEY'VE GOT IT ALL The Sophomore Class was lead by President Richard Villa, as Vice-President Laura Allensworth, as Secretary Dorothy Synder (not pictured) as Reporter Kelly O'Connor, and as Sargent at Arms Rudy Escandon and John Dunnahoo. Top Row: Marcelo Aguirre, Fred Reveles, Jason Yarbrough, Tomas Williams, Felipe Jimenez; Middle Row: Connie Hess, Alicia Flores, Nena Becerra, Diana Ornelas, Yolanda Vega, Debora Garcia; Bottom Row: Deby Schrimshire, Corina Rodriquez, Kim White, Brenda Olivas. (Not pictured: Nancy Snyder, Jesse Williams, Sabrina Rogers) The Juniors are a small but diverse class. Nothing is ever plain and simple with the Juniors. Each one is unusual and definitely out of the ordinary. Members of this class stand out in the crowd. This class provides variety to daily life at HHS. One of the big responsibilities for the Junior class is planning the Junior Senior Prom. Although their financial status was iow, every one knew that the Juniors would pull through in the end. The Junior class is lead by Debora Garcia as President and as Vice President, Corina Rodriquez as she plots Debora's death so that she may take her place as the rightful leader of the Junior class . As Secretary, Diana Ornelas, divides her time between doing her nails and taking notes at the few meetings the Juniors had and also counting the class fortune . As Reporter, Connie Hess, she, ah, well, um, was Class Reporter. Sponsored by: Valley Glass; Roswell Rental, Roswell, N.M ourtesy Is A jfolncy, Nqfcjust A Slog, Romanti Strongest ,—w7 . Deodorant Dishwasher MOST UN- FORGET ABLE Wr tom DUNNAHOO Sponsored by: Sponsored by: Mr. Mrs. Barela SENIOR Parents And Sponsors We would also like to recognize our senior class parents who worked so hard for the Class of 84 . Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barela, Mr. and Mrs. Dross, Mrs. Shirley Bustamante. Western Computer Roswell, NM lonsored by K—Mart, Roswell NM Sponsored by Wesely And Marlene Dross Pg. 17 1. Cruz Chavez 2. Wayne Clyne 3. Randy Dross ONE TWO THREE Sponsored by J.D., Ann, Richard Franklin As we look back at our high school days, we see that we found happiness in our classrooms, halls, cafeteria, and in extra curricular activities. Wherever we go from here, there will also be happiness. For we will develop the joy we experienced in our high school days and use it to further enrich our lives. In later years as we think back on our high school days, we will be looking back at the way we were. ONE TWO THREE Sponsored by Moise Trujillo Pg. 22 1. Annera Sanchez 2. Jay Shaw 3. Martha Vega Pg. 23 1. Wanda Villa 2. Lori Whittington 3. Paul Peralta As time has passed, so have we grown. We have grown into the people, the finished product of our childhood. We have learned to respect and take part in what symbolizes our true meaning, in the Bobcat name handed down to all of us. From 8:30 in the morning to 3:00 in the afternoon, Monday through Friday, the halls of HHS resound with voices and footsteps of the people who inhabit it. With the rings of bells and slam of locker doors-the school day becomes a continuous living experience for nine months, and now we say farewell to each other as time runs out. ONE TWO THREE VALLEY GROCERY ANDREWS HARDWARE Football ... 26 Volleyball ... 31 Cheerleaders ... 32 Basketball ... 35 Track ... 46 Physically . Top row: Coach Robert Cobos, Michael Barela, Jason Yarborough, Tony Sanchez, Jay Shaw, John Dunnahoo, Tommy Dunnahoo, Melvin Franklin, Randy Dross, Manny Fernandez, Coach Frank Sandoval. Middle row: Paul Peralta, Keith Monk, David Sandoval, Rudy Escandon, Manny Quiroz, Michael Villa, George Salas, mgr. Richard Villa. Bottom row: Adan Ornelas, Ricky Walls, Alfred Reveles, Frankie Salas, Tommy Williams, Paul Troublefield, Tommy Barela JR. HIGH CATS Give It All They've Got For Victory Back row L to R: Antonio Vega, Emilio Franco, David Thatcher, Matt Cline, Manuel Duran, Robert Dunnahoo, Magdaleno Vega, 2nd row: Coach Omar Barragon, Bruce Bailey, Jerry Flores, Gerardo Carrasco, Delfino Martinez, Encarnacion Puentes, Orlando Carrasco, Manager. 3rd row: Mgr. Johnny Gutierrez, Shayne Carter, Ruben Abbott, Mac Griffin, Michael Silva, John Henry Munoz, Landon Young, Last row: George Franco, Donald Snyder, Joel Burroughs, Trini Ornelas, Shawn Carter, Richard Peralta, Jamie Luna. I M To be a member of the varsity football team means hard work and sacrifice especially with the new head coach Frank Sandoval. The climax of all this toil comes on Fridays and Saturday, when the team goes out on the field to display its skill, (and in the case of Hagerman Bobcats, this was quite a display.) In the preseason scrimmage against NMMI, Hagerman looked ragged, but in the next game the Bobcats came to life and tried their hardest to defeat the Demons. From here on the boys knew that if they were going to win, they would have to really try. And they came close to defeating Melrose and Capitan. On the other hand, the Jr. High, under coach Barragon, had one of their best seasons ever. Green And Mean Volleyball Team )w: eoach Mary rimshire, Eri- BEHIND EVERY GREAT TEAM . . . . 1st row: Peggye Barnett, Michelle Barela, Lydia Eppler, Chrissy Cline, Corina Fernandez. 2nd row: Chrystal Laman, Barbara Jo Harshey, Tri-cia Freeman, Michelle Aguilar. 3rd row: Jennifer Mason, Chrystal Finch, Chrystal Burroughs, Denise Sanchez. 32 Top to Bottom: Sandra Harshey, Kelly O'Connor, Lori Whittington, Dorthy Snyder, Tracey Freeman, Debora Garcia Mascot, Cathy Thatcher, Mary Dunnahoo. Not Pictured: Alicia Flores, Brenda Olivas, Diana Ornelas. 33 VARSITY BOYS AT THEIR BEST 34 Left to Right: Tommy Barela, Paul Peralta, Randy Dross, JoeRay Madrid, Michael Barela, Jerry Stefhon, Tommy Dunnahoo, Manny Quiroz, Jay Shaw, Alfred Reveles. Center: Mgr. Orlando Segura, Coach Robert Cobos, Mgr. Benji Prudencio X VARSITY PRIDE Left to Right: Asst. Coach Devra Post, Brenda Olivas, Diana Ornelas, Connie Hess, Wanda Villa, Tracey Freeman, Pam Barnett, Lori Whittington, Mary Dunnahoo, Sandra Harshey, Asst. Mgr. Stacey Sutter, Coach Frank Sandoval. Not Pictured Annera Sanchez, Mgr. Dora Salas. 37 NOI13V NI SA09 A f Top row left to right: Coach Ruben Campos, Steve Luna, David Thatcher, Paul Troublefield, Mattew Cline, Manny Fernandez, Tomas Williams, David Sandoval, Tony Sanchez, Frankie Salas, Keith Monk. Bottom: Mgr. Orlando Segura, David Medrano, Ronnie Wallet, Jesus Soltero, Mac Griffin, Maurillo Arevalos, Mgr. Benji Prudencio __________________________________________________________________________________ JR. VARSITY GIRLS NEVER GIVE UP Left to right: Mgr. Stacey Sutter, Diana Ornelas, Debora Sanchez, Rosa Arevalos, Jennifer Hardcas-tle, Edie Beltran, Shannon Marik, Mary Dunnahoo, Sonya Villa, Julie Haddox, Brenda Olivas, Ruby Munoz. Center: Coach Devra Post and Frank Sandoval. FUTURE CHAMPS L to R: Richard Peralta, Mike Tyler, Emilio Franco, Delfino Martinez, Pancho Rey, Antonio Vega, Bill Daleske, Sonny Gutierrez, Bruce Bailey, Magdaleno Vega, Center: Coach Omar Barragon. L to R: Trini Ornelas, Sam Smith, Jaime Luna, Jerry Flores, Robert Dunnahoo, Michael Silva, George Franco, Johnny Gutierrez, Donald Snyder, Center: Coach Omar Barragon. L to R: Coach Devra Post, Dinna Luna, Chrystal Cline, Denise Sanchez, Melanie Sutter, Terry Re-veles, Peggye Barnett, Tommie Jo Villa, Barbara Jo Harshey, Tricia Freeman 43 Sponsored by Southwest Bearing Roswell NM Academically CLASS OF 84 Sponsored by: Pat Irwin Sponsorei Mr., M First Photo-top row: Jeff Porter, Devra Post, Anna Hansen-Lane, Pat Irwin, Mark Rappe, Frank Sandoval, Howard Wright, Robert Cobos, Bottom row: Margret Thouvenel, Delia Bailey, Rissie Daubert, Reba Savoie, Lois Har-shey, Marty Garcia, Ruben Campos, Letha Jo Denning. Second Photo-top row: Pat Chavez, Marla Casey, Jewel Garner, Betty Jo Smith, second row: Dr. Ivy, Sandy Porter, Mary Barela, Naomi Ward, Carol Bremner, Marlene Dross, Margaret Campbell, Pat Cohorn, third row: Juhree Miles, Sherry Lewis, Annette Mahan, Omar Barragon, Bobby Hartwig, Ruth Waide, Wi-lora Bryant, Adelina Cordova. ADVISOR: Mrs. Marty Garcia EDITOR: Todd Golliet ATHELETIC'S: Diana Ornelas, Wanda Villa CLASSES: Joe Ray Madrid, Alicia Flores ADS: Paul Peralta, George Salas ORGANIZATIONS: Dora Salas ELEMENTARY: Nena Becerra TYPIST: Annera Sanchez CAT PRIDE TIMES! ADVISOR: Mrs. Savoie EDITOR: Joe Ray Madrid ASSISTANT-EDITOR: Wanda Villa, Jerry Stefhon FEATURE-WRITES: Wanda Villa, Nena Becerra CIRCULATION MGR: Richard Villa ASSISTANT-MGR: Tony Sanchez SPORTS EDITORS: Jerry Stefhon, Wanda Villa, Keith Monk, TYPIST: Corina Rodriguez REPORTERS: Sammy Romero, Dora Salas, Manny Quiroz, Joe Ray Madrid. CHOIR Top left to right: Debora Sanchez, Julie Had-dox, Sandra Hershey, Tracey Freeman, Pam Barnett, Tommy Dunnahoo, Jason Yarborough, Joe Ray Madrid Bottom left to right: Dora Salas, Diana Ornelas, Alicia Flores, Nena Becerra, Brenda Olivas, Tricia Ortiz, Jim Bob Haddox, Randy Dross, Jay Shaw, Teacher Mrs. Hansen Lane. Top left to right: Dora Salas, Manny Fernandez, Cruz Chavez, Jerry Stefhon, Martha Vega, Ruben Campos. Bottom left to right: Ricky Walls, Nena Becerra, Richard Villa 54 Sponsored by: Mr. Mrs. Frank Glass FHA: Cruz Chavez, Diana Ornelas, Nena Becerra, Dora Salas, Sponsor: Marty Garcia, Corina Rodriguez, Alicia Flores, Martha Vega, Richard Villa. FFA: Kim White, Les Calloway, Shayne Carter, Ruby Munoz, Manny Fernandez, Mac Griffin, Keith Monk, Sammy Romero, Jim Haddox, Paul Troublefeild, Sponsor: Jeff Porter, Tomas Williams, John Dunnahoo, Orlando Segura, Jason Yarboughor, Tom Dunnahoo, Matt Cline. OEA: Joe Ray Madrid, Sandra Harshey, Tracey Freeman, Lori Whittington, Sabrina Rogers, Mike Flores, Debra Sanchez, Laura Allensworth, Lucema Franco, Rosa Arevelos, Sponsor: Mary Sue Kuykendall. Sponsored by: Earl Grussie SCHOOL BAND f Jerry Stefhon, Joe Ray Madrid, Kelly O'Connor, Julie Haddox, Laura Allensworth, Cathy Thatcher, Shayne Carter, John Dunnahoo, Adan Ornelas, Orlando Segura, Chrystal Burroughs, Martha Calderon, Montoya, Mrs. Hansen-Lane. Elementary ... 61 Advertisements ... 69 Bobkitten . ORAWLR S 505 752-3239 HAGERMAN. B6232 RES 7 52-35iO Hagerman Lumber Supply Barn Building Builder s a. Farmer s hardware LEE SANDERSON MARK SAISiDERSOM First National Bank of Roswell HAGERMAN — DEXTER BRANCHES A Friendly Bank in a Friendly Town Member of FDIC ROAD-FIELD FARM SERVICE Hagerman Tire Supply New And Used Tires All Sizes Leonard Ferguson 101 S. York (505) 752-6625 Hagerman, NM 88232 HAGERMAN IRRIGATION CO. BOX 507 Phone 752-3273 Robert Salas Hagerman Office: 752-3273 Home: 752-3319 SPECIAL ED. Ms. Yorsky's C D Resource room is based in the elementary building. We have students from Kindergarten to twelfth grade. In our classes we work on reading, writing, math, spelling and lasting life skills where we work on cooking and cleaning skills. We also work of our athletic abilities to prepare ourselves for spring summer Special Olympics. 61 Francisco Sanchez, Mrs. Yorksy, Onoria Sanchez, Jessie Shed, Maris Rey, Mrs. Bryant, Toby Copeland, Ryder Sherwood, Tricia Ortiz, Fran Henson. Mario Morales, Jared Langenegger, Orlando Romero, Angela Salas, Julie Harshey, Jess Carlton, John Sanchez, Jason Bealer, Kris Luna, Marla Ivy, Lee Guess, Jennifer Kuykendall, Jason Kuykendall, Lucio Cerceda, Mari Franco, Josephine Alonzo, Brandon Ward, Rene Lucero, Ricardo Moreno, Leana Barela, Nicky Moreno, Sonyia Ford, Marcello De La Pena, Lance Woody, Benny Madrid, Gabriel Rincon, Clay Cohorn 62 WARD'S: 1ST - BREMNER'S: 1ST Missy Carter, Lalo De La Rosa, Ramon Velo, Brandon Summers, Adam Barela, Max Flores, Heather Aguilar, Carol Laman, Christine Moreno, Celeste Haley, Liliana Acosta, Barry Andrews, CL..ici Amanda O'dell, George Olivas, Christina Reveles, Rosa Rey, Valerie Hernandez, Jeff Silva. 63 Billy Ervin, Cody Munson, Deli Olivas, Nancy Becerra, Ramon Velo, Eric Madrid, Efrin Juarez, Tommy Powell, Pedro De La Pena, Dolores Sanchez, Jose Rey, Justin Noles, Steven Alonzo, Max Flores, Bea Velo, Kammy Hess, Veronica Gomez, Kristie Barela, Josh Summers. 2ND GRADE You would have to be in the second grade to really appreciate what memories are made of. Life is full of interesting things such as squiggle books and morning messages, Halloween plays and puppet shows, friendship stew and eating with chopsticks and plenty of hard work too. We may decide to stay here forever. Tobby Baxley, Evarda Ray, Kimberly Sims, Flor Hernandez, Erica Gomez, Zeki Gomez, Luz Maria Sanchez, Robert Henson, Leah Langenegger, Jacob Shipman, Adan Becerra, Veronica Morena, Carmen Quiroz. 64 3RD GRADE The 1983-84 Hagerman third grade class of 29 students was taught by Mrs. Karen Franklin the first semester and by Ms. Sharry Lewis the second semester. The class was made up of 18 boys and 11 girls. The mothers who served as aides in the classroom were, Mrs. Eugene Haley and Mrs. Jimmy Copeland. In addition to the regular classes, the third graders participated in enrichment activities, computer training, physical education, music, and art. Special room projects such as baking cookies and celebrating special holidays made a happy busy class. 1st Row: Mario Moreno, Frankie Franco, Byron Haley, Pat Lucero. 2nd row: Barry Guess, Rigo Chavez, Clint Dees, Monica Reveles, Mona Villa, Michael Mendoza, Paula Kent, Raudel Juarez. 3rd row: Oscar Flores, Bobbie Jo Romero, Christina Martinez, Ivon Mendoza, Jason Sweatfield, Joel Martin. 4th row: John Aguilar, Blu Bryant, Rene Mendoza, Chris Villa, Bill Post. FOURTH FIFTH GRADE Tony MonDragon, Conrado Bejaranno, David Munoz, Ronald Glass, Justin Munson, Elgie Romero, Lali Chaves, Elizabeth Soltero, Susan Reveles, Angie Becerra, Ernesto Romero, Ana Fram, Max Thouvenel, Rodrigo Martinez, William Males, Sammy Gutierrez, Michael Carrasco, Elvia Cerceda, Joe Alonzo, Daniel Montoya, Joe Hernandez, Mario Garcia, Ezequiel Juarez. Our fourth-fifth combination class has had many challenges to meet this year. But this great group has pulled through every time. We've published an issue of the Cat Pride Times. Our Christmas dance performance was exciting and many of us have read stories to the younger grades. We are a very busy place with two grades in one room. One thing it isn't, is dull. Michael Olivas, Krissy Dun-nahoo, Margaret Trouble-field, Steve Paden, Jesse Post, Gustavo Vega, Myra Flores, Melissa Montoya, Trecy Frame, Aaron Shipman, Chris Kuykendall, Melissa Lewis, Sharon Batista, Jason Salas, Romolo Rey, Sheila Hoover, Missy Sanders, Virginia Carrillo, Javier Flores. 66 5TH GRADE The fifth grade of '83-'84 is one of the most enthusiastic groups Mrs. Garner has ever taught. They are eager to learn the basics in English, reading, math, science, health, spelling, and social studies. They used the elementary science table to perform every science experiment in their textbook and two other supplementary science books. The boys did more experiment in their textbook and two other supplementary science books. The boys did more experiments than the girls. Those who need extra help in reading go to Mrs. Waide's Chapter I class. Those who need help in math go to Mr. Barragan's Chapter I class. Twenty of our twenty-one students chose to participate in Mr. Barragan's Math-a-thon to help St. Jude's Hospital. Mrs. Waide is starting a Read-a-thon now. Students with special needs in several subjects attend Miss Cordova's classes in the resource room. Two of our students participate. Two new courses were added this year: Music twice a week with Mrs. Hansen-Lane and computer classes each day in the computer lab. Besides the basic courses the class enjoys writing book reports, memorizing poems, producing plays, and having parties and pinatas on holidays. Fifth grade is a special time of growth in a student's life: Mentally, emotionally, and physically. Within that school year they change from early childhood to adolescence, and start to become caring, responsible members of society. Sitting: Idali Mendoza, Tracie Contreras, Gloria Carrillo, Raquel Flores, Naya Paden, Marisol Pizarro, Toni Gomez, Rody Hoover, Tommy De La Rosa. Standing: Tracey Huddleston, Jay Kent, Coy Hopper, Shawn Ward, Daniel Hardcastle, Chris Peralta, Richard Franklin, Joe Williams, Krystal Hall, Marcos Rey, Lalo Gomez, Chris Fernandez, Clay Martin, Angelo Madrid. 6TH GRADE Sixth grade has been interesting this year, if for no other reason than having to adjust to three different teachers. The year began with Mrs. Phyllis Sewell who was replaced by Mrs. Cindy Freeman in October. Due to family illness Mrs. Freeman left at the end of the first semester and the year was completed by Mrs. Bobbye Hartwig. 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