Harlandale High School - Redskin Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)
- Class of 1973
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I973 REDSKIN I-IARLANDALE I-IIC-BH SCHOOL SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS VOLUME 32 O K H 5? Q 3 f El' Z 4 ' V ,V ' - at A W? X' V If i WZ af 5 I ,W ng, f X 2 ff if H jf wma , ,I 13.1, 1,, Y, , 1 1 ! X T .Q ,fx Jw K .I s Q ,wx X r I, i dl 2 f .3 INTRGDUCTICDN 2 PCDPULACE I6 SPCDRTS I06 CLUBS I30 I-IGNORS I82 LIEE 208 ADVERTISE MENTS 220 RETROSPECTIVE 240 S , VV ,Mac V ' I Q W .Vk- Z U E H .5 4. 4? 1 'S W I ff L 0, ' A 1 1 is W K W X4 M 4, W Q , f i W 5 if . 7 N f 14 n i g'f t -1-gms ily, 1 ff 5 v, x -, ' Q 5 1 ' X V 2 Q ' ' il I . I gl , E., 1, gy .M v Y if al' D 1 ir? Fr? 1? w 'E '45 f ,swwlfwv mx. www ' W Q M mm I X 1.4 ' 7 M ' mf 1 A , N - f X w,.,,y,5,,,,1-f ,',, ' 5 A N, N' W '- ' ,,. w fm Q 'ww-'A' N 4' 312 Q mix, Q ,, a fe' JV E lr 5' t 5 I Aw- 1 s . , w ' Sm' v 'I' A . vw T - Y r .vh- . 1 v , , s X 4 W , he 1455 V . e 'W , J A. People make I'I'l'1E3ppGl'W 1 R - K gy y, fi-I Y X IL sw, W ,. , , 'fd 5 u J . ,B , E9 f 'Q-s'QJJ MDS' ,2- x 15, .. flz Y . 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X , vk., -- g-:lQQ::sQf1 -W -Xg 1.25 S, K x 3 if 1 KX 2 QA 545 - t W X QW fi, ' - N 3 - - Q ,ap-X-.XX - ' fx F 4 R ' 'Wxi 1 , L . :neural 3. I E 5.114 Xf' ' : iq 1 Q. FZ 1 -PXQXXV X va-ni - ga Vw A ix 5: in mag 2 Q ! 3 z , Ja L , f F-S.: 1 3 f, Lf ,, M A w ,Z ,P , V , lg if 7175 fi f Q 2 M 'W 4 QA 1r1i,,fx:j 4? 2 1, ' fifhwf - 1 f K M ' if 4 Q W ff f , gg, , ,fifw i h2 ' 1 V 35 Wi 'L UWM e U' 7,- Eg W if -,wi Ricardo Acebedo Connie Aceves Richard Acuna Debbie Adams Blanca E. Aguilar Joe Luis Aguilar Ralph Aguilar ,Q Elma Alaniz 'fwwwwff' Student council pusher ial A Harlandale Folder is just one of the many other merchan- dise sold at the Student Council store. Ada Chavez prepares to sell Grace Lujan one, while Nor- ma Avina watches. ibl While Ruth Magallanez watches the Q9 , ,af 'Kf V i P.T.A. sponsored movie, Imita- tion of Life , Bruce Bently and Jimmy Eckerman prepare to change proiectors. icl Most Spir- ited Boy award is just one of the awards presented during Spirit week. Head Cheerleader, Rosalie Urbanowich, presents Raul Her- nandez the award. 18 Seniors .-K in X V., t + 1 y ,, K W Q V fe ,,w.,1,wu 5 K X11 ,sm , 'x.R ' is xx iv 9 9 Ls : E5 A wr-N,,.,,,, in Gilbert Aleman Yvonne Alonzo Rose Alvarado Carmen Amons Linda Andrews Mary Jane Anthony Jesse Araiza Yamilet Arciniaga Esperanza Arcos Rosa Arellano Eugene Arcos James Arnold Lydia Arrandondo Helen Avina Mary Bailey Elizabeth Barboza Debbie Barnett Robert Barrientes Esperanza Barrios Belinda Bazaldua Mary Jane Beltran Gary Barkanbile Yolanda Bernal Mary Bitoni Joann Bowers Lynda Bratcher is ig 5 K if X S N . S-ez.. 1 A fi 5 'ww , Z1 :J5f1,g5ff., f,,' 49 f Tgvlfff 1, ,. . Q 'f A . 92,5 ef ,g,!fa.:z.teuz,, get if 1- ii' ' ' 'ii 5 F? .,,. ' f ' Wifi 'JWM as ,.,,r B. M - -A A -v-a -- W .,i. , , me f e,,. , ft .,,,i,, ,. we x , Q 'il i -,i, J' i ' , Q t QP' ,i ? iieif fqngwa, is ess -it s K, it X L. 3353? nv.. 7 as e,,, , ' M .v-.- fa f V ' ,. 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X I gr j 1 X ,M or s at What is it all about Juan Castillo Richard Castillo Carl Castoreno Grace Chacon lal Notesl In preparation for a test Rose Arellano studies her notes while Oralia De La Garza clamly munches on a Iollipop. lbi The library offers an ex- cellent environment for studying as shown by Debbie Thibodeaux. ici Janie Garcia and Maria Vargas ex- change ideas with McCollum students during the Har- Iandale-McCoIIum Round-up. . 3, t 'V I V lal After submitting his ballot, John Pawelek prepares to vote on the purposed amend- ments. lbl Mr. Bishop and some college bound seniors wait for their regular Thurs- day meeting to begin. lcl Having found they have a few extra moments before the bell, Byron Danielson and Placido Issac hold a conversation with their classmates. 9Sl Voting-another step Albert A. Chavera lf Ada Chavez Jerry Chavez M Carlos Contero 5,. , as V ' if- ,M ys, , 145 5 , 1 l , , Seniors X' Q : Q. ggtfewfwgitgkl A i - ' w K' Q ,N gf' we ,, www 3. 'OX I r X an Ya t . A K V . XVKLL L L ..e ,J E . i f . .egpyr i ' .-. gf ' . ,:i .:' fl it QA r Rudy Cortez Cynthia Cruz Byron Danielson Joe Manuel De La Garza Marianela De La Garza Oralia De La Garza Javier De La Torre Ida De Leon Kenneth Day Alice Delgado Irene Delgado Donna Desot Lupe Diaz Joe Dimas Alma Dominguez Helen Dominguez Stephen Dominguez Debbie Dugie Mary Dugosh Robert Duran 26 Seniors Z,,iJ -. Jimmy Eckerman Q 5 Stephanie Y. Ellis Hector Escobedo Linda Escobedo Gloria Escamilie Jessie Esparza Roger Esparza Lucy Esquivel Collen Evans Kathy Evans Vickie Favor Ana Fernandez Mary Fernandez Yolanda Fernandez Edward Flores Merisela Flores Roseiinda Fries f f 5 fp .Z X ' r , ' Z J 'Q-mi ' ,W 32 F I f egg f 4 , , X Worr' , 'VE 1' ' 1 ' fre- ,. , V ., , 'v' fb V ' gf . K I ,W , , W' z V W.-V .R - - F f' mf L ,, ,,,,,,,, V VV,, f? V W' .A ' F' F' ' P, :V , ' ,A J If W X 34 if M ,EV - 7 f Jesse Fritz I .':' gr L Q33 Arthur Fuentes lj! Liz Fuentes 'Y 'N i. I ,,,- V 2 , 5 4, - . Cynthia Galindo i ,Ley ' ' Rose Galindo -ff-'35, we ai 1 Brenda Galle Ramiro Galvez Yolanda Galvez Virginia Gaona efe'iW New electorate joins old N, , ,, M -.s W., , by ,gag Hi 'S-,, 'af 5, 1 lal Having given the peace pipe during half time cere- monies, Jack Youngs, Honor Guard Commander, chats with an R.O.T.C. cadet from McCollum. lbl Pat McElroy and Alex Bautista talk to Gary Berkenbile, while he waits for Maria Vargas to com plete his voter registration form, as Hoyle Heimsath looks on. Edward Gamez Valentin Gamez Dolores Garcia James Garcia Kal After choosing a quiet corner, Blanca Awilar finds time to read. lb! In the pro- cess of having his height recorded, Jerry Gonzales straightens himself up for a more accurate measurement by Jimmy Eckerman. 28 Seniors ww Idle momenis of leisure az s Q A K ., aw az 1 Q !1 4 v 6 , ' v 4 f W4 sf Y xr' fr J 4 2 9'-U , - ' Ljsvh, 9 Sylvia P. Garza Yolanda Garza Janie Garcia Johnny Garcia Martha Jo Garcia Mary Lou Garcia Rosemary Garcia Teresa Garcia Alma Garza Anna Marie Garza Cynthia Ann Garza Grace Garza Magdalena Garza Marlon Garza Irene Gasca Dora Gomez Isabel Gonez Danny Gonzales Delia Gonzales Delia F. Gonzales ' .Hlz ,,, -,- A Touch of Perfeclion Gloria Gonzales Johnny Gonzales Margarita Gonzalez Marie Ann Gonzales f V. X ,. an V 53,1 V ,,2 ' V -V me , nr -.NM-N -...mhm lal Adding the finishing touches Petra Guerra im- product. lcl Attending a meeting are Maria Vargas, proves her work. ibl While Eugene Arcos finishes his Helen Dominguez and Greg Luse. work, Marianela De La Garza examines the finished 30 Seniors 445 : ii- 3' 3 3 V ,pf Vu, .we V K? ' 1 ity L a -v '-7 We V i Q-'HP , .4 . ,wwf S , W .. 'XO f 3 X. 4 V ' .......--.-.....,,,..,....4:- pls 214 22 , A,A,1V' J? A i f P5 ie ' 2.. ' H L ,HH H K G q w K , F fl 7 Tl ze A' , ,' if F5 Af 3 erze ff! M wi uw -1 A 2 A 9 'i'?ul.'.1f2'. 35, L N W fwisljr ' .2 . '-- ,wavy We ' A,,,A ,fa ,,,A Y l . .. li Flobert Gonzales Roger Gonzales Rose Gonzales Sophie Gonzales Thelma Gonzales Emily Graham David Guerra Gabriel Guerra Mario Guerra Sylvia Guerra Jimmy Guerrero Connie Gutierrez Mary Gutierrez Charlie Herless John Hathaway Adolph Hernandez Maria Hilda Sandy Hernandez Victoriano Hernandez Yolanda Hernandez Expressing Christmas joy Irma Herrera Eugene Huerta Odilia Huerta JoAnn Huizar l my L, ni V :Ah fn, mf.: .im :'a,,2 ,i 373 ff' fzfsesfi ,, ffm ,iii - iyyfsiff , J lal During sixth period, Ralph Vallejo takes time out to talk to his friends. lbl Getting into the Christmas spirit, Rosemary Rivera paints the main entrance during art class. lcl Volunteering their time for the Senior Happen- ing after school, and adding finishing touches to the backdrop are a group of art students. 32 Seniors gg ,,ii . 1? g 2 ,5ii,g gf :A' ff ' lg rn., an Q P K Q ei a ' ,ff f K 2 ,5 ,.,..,.. 'V ff f A 7-M J? 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SK Z., at .fiisiwgii KS Don Leyva Zane Lindsey Dorothy Llewellyn Angie Lopez Jesse Lopez Richard Lopez Armando Luna Luis Luna Thomas Luse Darlene Lux Gregoria Macias Ruth Magallenez Debra Mahan Sonia Marroquin Connie Martinez Cynthia Martinez Diana Martinez Fernando Martinez Gloria Martinez Joe Martinez Persuasive speaking contestant Johnny Martinez Lucille Martinez 1 32 Norma Z. Martinez Raul Martinez Mary Martinez lAi During U.l.L. contest Mike Johnson rep resents Harlandale by giving an impromptu persuasive speech for which he was awarded third place. lBi Irene Lipsett, Carol Cox, and Alan Johnson relax in what home decorators feel to be the coming thing in home furniture. L Ruben Martinez Yolanda Martinez Julie Mwcar Ronda Masters Benny M. Mata Donna Mathis Janie Mayoott In Candelario McGraw John McRae 4 .,,. mt 11 r my Q 'r,' Mr Z,, , , f f f:mw-:,- 4, ,M NA , 2 4 M7 Ay? Qfifjjf 22' ,iff K M Wg? 2 222 f an A W2 ' ' M 'Q , K3 y A 5, K , ,C fm ., 2, 5 W W ,Q1.fe2A:v ez fPTf V ' , :M 91 Q ,Q -Ji w,,,w,mi L-V mv, 51,1 .Qs wh-,Q eazfffs wwf, .iam-3, '-Q 333 Q IV, nf 'V Ei My ft '59, hat fi Communica+ion leads 'ro unify ' 4' r-+153 ' f'?5-'24 hx n . 2 ,l ae, ff ,.. lal Joe Winters, Chairman, and Mr. Vivian DeSoto, Sponsor of the Presidents Council, discuss the number of people that are to be placed on the Fiesta Flambeau Float for the coming parade. lbl Dorothy Llewellyn reminisces the past through pictures. . ,W ww .. I 9 , i . Mr K ' N a fe... Jr' H n.. , kgs. . 1 . ' ' ' , J' i' 14.-fe' 5, , 4 f 415 -, 'Rf' 'IV if ' e f? Q51 f' Irma Medellin Tony Medellin Diana Medina Florinda Melendes Amalia Mendez Roman V. Mendez Jesse Mermeia Jackie Meyer Lucy Minor Susan Montalbo Angie Montelongo Sylvia Montemayor Roxanne L. Moore Blas Mora Susie Mora Robert Ortiz Gilbert Pacheco Irma Pacheco Maria E. Palacios Nazario Palacios Sylvia Palacios Karen Parchman Sheila Parsons Patricio Patterson Sylvia Pavia Bertha Moreno Nancy Moreno LaVonnia Moses Ceci Muilenburg Lucy Monoz Patrick Murphy Billy Newman Rosie Oliva Rudy Olivarri Trinidad Olvera Lupe Oranday Belinda Ornelas 1-Aw C ,,,' Nazario Palacios keeps his cool while wit- nessing the first blanket of snow. 38 Seniors ...MM y ,,,. QA' p isiti 4 1 ,cf 1 ' V b ,.V, ., 1,f his 'RZ Z J 3 , 1 ii, ll 5' 1 is . if -if tr f 'SN .LM K I ,, gy. R tw' ,, , 4 i ,,q,: ....y.,. wh, V , tt,yy its if To .K X . J, ,. AEN K .. il '-of --zz i qst 0 xx l D H X 'ai A I .ta l I A beauiiful siglwi R 335, iff- 5? WY? i , 37 5, wmiiw- - , fwfr 2 fzi2fi7ff'l , 1e1??2T'3S? 1+ -' ' 54' ' ., 3' mf' Z: . 6 P3 V . 1 fri ,V fl 0 I ,i i ,gag , f :es ii'-Z we A i ? 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Sepulveda Jocelyn Shockey Larry Smith Paul Soriano Diana Sosa Eva Jo Sosa Victor Sosa JoAnn Sotelo fl!! I .,., Y V 'f' ,. Y ,Wi wi ' K , , ,,r, f 7 R az f 'i siffswy MA Wm I A 'K M M HW if f 'K 21. 9: , L ' Joyus confusion . f' May! R ,,: ,V.i 2 -Pwdf ffl 754401 1, iz 5 w. 4 42 49 W ' ifik A Syn! !!'4 9I: '-M ww Q 1,L A w t ,f 'T iz VK ,wi Nr' 4 5 like Q 1 ,xl :Va 3' SE l X I aa at .Zi , f 2 1 1275 - i fV W Q t li Victor Sotelo Joe Soto Rachel Soto Carolyn States Mike Stiefer Jackie Stockton Janis Stockton Dalia Talamantez Dinise Teasley Sylvia Teieda Debbie Thibodeaux Katy Thompson Paulette Thompson Benny Trevino Grace Trevino Rachel Trevino Richard Trevino Robert G. Trevino Anthony Treio Estelle Trejo Ruben Treio Alfredo Tobias Concepcion Torres Herminia M. Torres Lydia Torres Senior class officers La- mar Rodriguez, Cynthia Garza, and David Guerra cheerfully accept orders for the senior group pic- ture. Ruben S. Torrez Rosalie Urbanowich Irene Uriages Victor Valdez Ralph Valleio Mercedes Valles Maria Vargas Irene Vasquez Mo nsie Vasquez Guillermina Vazquez Azalia Vela Mary Vela Michael Vela Leticia Venegas Linda Viera Irma Villalobos John Villanueva Pat Villarreal Peter Villarreal Rose Marie Villarreal lal Waiting in line can be tiresome for lnocen- cio Sanchez and Rose- mary Serrato but a Thanksgiving meal makes it worthwhile. lbl Long range walking between classes can be a disadvantage to some students. 42 Seniors M.. f ' x f 4 W ,, 2 Une way lralllc ' ,am f ,pf an me f 3' 1 e ,pf fa... 5 M' 5 ' , , I., if lf 'uf if M V A, V ,V.,:,,. V fi ' H 1 A V-z 7 4 V x N.h,f , f zy I A , f :gf if 1 ' vu f ' , ' 1. Q 14, . 5, ' 7 ' .., . ,,. , . -,,'..- I 'Z- 'P-.W F ' 4- ' 0' , df: 'xm ' V W0 2 , l gy 1 -'Y i 5-' , .f ,. ' ,M anim uf' ,J ann , W 4 . - 'L, ,a e f I, W V . Raul Villegas Kathy Weight Jay Alan Williams Michael Winkler Joe Winters Wanda Wood Oscar Yepez Veronica Younger Jack Youngs Dan Zaiontz Gerald Zaiontz Leonard Ziegler Connie Ziese Margaret Zuniga Norbert Zu niga Norma Zuniga A deceptive serve lal Showing off competitive talent, John Garza demonstrates a typical serve and catches his opponent com- pletely off guard. lbl As part of an annual Christmas Program several French students sing a Joyeux Noel. Armando Aceves l9l Frances Aceves l10l Eloise Acosta l11l Daniel Acuna l10l Dolores Acuna l10l Diana Adame l10l Arlene Aguilar l9i Esperanza Aguilar l9i Javier Aguilar l10l Miguel R. Aguilar l11l Richard Aguilar l10l Alma Aguirre l10i Diana Aguirre l9l Ron Aguirre l9l Evangeline Aleniz l9i Robert Alcantara i1 1l Mary Esther Aldana l10l Nancy Alderete l 101 Teresa Aleman l11l George Alegria l11l 44 Underclassmen 5 li! A ' was . 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Esther Alfaro l10l Julio Alfaro l11l Charles Allen l9l Laurette Allen l10l Henry Almendarez l10l Nick Almendarez l11l Elsa Alonzo l9l JoAnn Alonzo l11l Irene Alvarado l11l Jerry Alvarado l9l Paul Alvarado l10l Victor Alvarado l10l Barbara Alvarez l11l Brenda Alvarez l10l Connie Alvarez l9l Robert Alvarez l10l David Amaya l11l Steven Anderson l10l Edward Aniol l10l Arthur Anthony l9l Linda Anthony l10l Vickie Apolinar 1101 Annette Arciniega l11l Carlos Arcos l11l Randy Arguijo l11l Dora Arizpe l9l Emma Arizpe l10l Lydia Arizpe l10l Esther Arocha l9l Richard Arocha l9l Once over lightly lal Making practical use of skills taught her in cosmetology Lydia Arispe applies a facial to Christina Olmos. lbl Having no easy time, Mauricio Hernandez enlists the aid of Mr. Wil- Iiam Stoddard in solving an algebraic problem. Hilda Arredondo l11l Mary Arredondo l11l Humberto Arriaga l10l F ,Z Teresa Arriaga l10l 5,21 Rachel Arriola l11l - tw Rebecca Arriola l9l , 49' Ruth Arriola l9l Henry Avila l9l - Linda Avila l9l ' 'i 4' Norma Avina l11l l 1 Rosemary Badillo l10l .ff,a' , Y' il L as .a ,T we 3 li Cris Balario l9l In w 'fi P' df - . Antonio Baldaraz l10l l Edward Balderez l10l , Barbara Barbey l11l , A 2 Rita Barrera l10l U i Rossana Barrera l9l A Delia Baral11l V wi f 1, k Diana Barrientes l10l Q aa - Joe Barrientes l10l ' Karen Baumann l11l V 1 5 L - if , Barbara Benavidez l11l aw K Benitez Baldaman l1 ll , Diana Benavidaz l11l 1 V . ' John Bennett l10l Robert Bermudez l10l 2 Beatrice Bernal l9l ' V Q Estella Bernal l9l if Q 3 Y LEE.. uk Esther Bernal l11l Pam Bielefeld l11l ei? 46 Underclassmen 1 fu, ,Q er i I . ,E Q ,i 31 1 , j:.,5f,.'f'f1?:: 173452 - 'i l , lv. if 271- Tiff We 'Q fc 4' :lr Q ' 44 4 M, , , 'J - H -f ffw:':,,--,4-Q :'af .t.:f 16-g V if fr M i te ililllllilinauf J f Q ev I alarm- Q-it -A ricr W ill I l f f' W5 ,, ,,.. , ,,,,,,.,, .35 53531 5 I , .. gr, , K , . ,A r E: 'Cs ,WN W X NW' 'eh ' 'sf-.ay 4 'E fa-if 5 B l VVVV ' V , V,. K .2 H232 ff t ,, N: ar- IL 5 3 J fig ' 1' el ' 1 r ,,,,, , K ,l N, ,, r ,. Y -wr J we me ' ' : I ff 4 ,, ., Q -V-5 , -.fa x Qi 5 will 'W H l 1, 'Nl ggi if , .A SQA' ,W ,V W 1 in Qi 1 1 z- ll! Y ' 2 2 il 4, I r . 8 .. uf- A ,- r lllllv, gif' , ,. 15' f ' 5 3 Z A, Wx i e 2: me . .VF M 4 ' rl if fi, ,ag I er 2, if L ' ,ff 7 gifs lb'-ok W rv' Yi ff 2 ' l :rf 2, ' was 3 U54 1 Lb ig f Patti Black i9l Patricia Blancas i10l Shirley Blancas i11l Helen Bloch i9l Mark Blow i10l David Blue UO, Aurora Boledo i10l Jesse Bolado i10l Linde Bonilla i9l Dwayne Bowles i11l Kathy Branum HOD Sandy Bratcher i10l Jodee Brewer i10l Beatrice Briseno i10l Lorraine Brysch i9l Richard Burrell i11l Brenard Butler i11l Esther Cabera i9l John Cegle i11l Ema Calderon i9l Eva Calderon 191 Rachel Calderon 1101 Joe Camacho 191 Mary Helen Camacho 1111 Sylvia Camacho 191 En Rouie 'ro class Following in the footsteps of Kathy Elizondo, George Hernandez and San- tos Sonora keep their eyes front. 48 Underclassmen Cynthia Campos 1111 Virginia Canales 1111 Janie Cantu 1111 Joe Cantu 191 Nancy Cantu 191 Sam Cantu 1111 Susie Cantu 191 Sylvia Cantu 191 Teresa Cantu 191 Terry Cantu 191 My 1 Q 2 R ,W , . . f . ,V-V ,- . ., , A ,,, 1 M, W IS 4' Y 0 1 .J , 31 if , , 8 5 r, I W gg., Q . K if yi, if ,, We 12 119' , A M, f Q Lx ,, f l I Max Cabrera i10l Richard Careuial l9l Arturo Cardenas l10l JoAnn Carrillo l9l JoAnn Carr i10l Terence Carr i1 1l Jacqueline Carter i10l Marian Cesares i9l Deborah Casey l11l Mary Helen Casias i11l Ronnie Casillas l10l Hector Castaneda i11l Ruben Casteneda l10l Ernestina Castellano l11l Diane Castellanos i11l Belinda Castilleja i9l Dora Castilleja i9l Raymond Cestilleja i11l Antonia Castillo i10l Diana Castillo i9l Emma Castillo i11l Maria Castillo i9l Nick Castillo l11l Olga Castillo i9l Raul Castillo l9l Louisa Castoreno l9l Cynthia Castro l10l Gilbert Cavazos i10l Henry Cavazos l11l Carmen Cervantes l10l Connie Cervantes l11l Maria Cervantes l9l Johnny Chacon l9l Rosalinde Champion i10l Nancy Chapety i9l Those romantic: dictaphone blues Angie Chavez l9l Cynthia Chavez l10l Raymond Ciccarelli l10l Mary Alice Cisneros l9l Chris Clay l9l Y Abel Collazo l11l Edward Collazo l9l Diana Cook l10l Ida Combs l11l Donny Cook l11l Alfred Contreras l9l Fernando Contreras l11l Irene Contreras l9l Rebecca Contreras l9l Bertha Coronado l11l Gilbert Costello l9l Evangeline Cortez l11l M' Helen Cortez l9l ' ' ' f Patricia Cortez l9l Rachel Cortez l9l Cynthia Cox l9l Ronney Croan l10l Edward Cruz l11l Ida Cruz l11l 4' !n JoAnn Cruz l9l Robert Cruz l10l , gi ,- ,Qu Sonia Cruz l9l ' ,',, A, 'W K ' Rod cupples lei A t ' ' ff iw 4 Tracy Danielson l11l ff, A '-H 2 - -V ' Frank Davalos l10l W ki' ' , - M lal Oblivious to the world around her, Norma Avina listens to her dictaphone y murmuring sweet nothings into her ear. lbl As part of an ecology week assem- bly Mary Lou Morales and Rosemary Veracruz dissipate litter bags to beau- tify the school campus. ss. it X A i KKACA hw 50 Underclassmen ,S W-if K le, .Pr fn- 'A ,QW 1:1 HGV' Daniel Davila ill! Patricia Deans l10l Rusty Deans l11l Alice DeLaCruz l11l Juanita DeLaCruz l10l Ciro DeLaGarza l10l Arthur DeLeon l9l Alice Delgado i9l Alvina Delgado l11l Betty Delgado l9l Josie Delgado l10l Maria DeSantiago i9l Maria Estelle De Santiago i11l Rosalinda DeSantiago i11l Gloria DeLaRosa i10l Estela DeLaVega l10l Mike DeVoll l9l Edward Diaz l9l Elena Diaz H01 esse Diaz l10l if . V S gf l 1, ii. i 5 , 55.51 4 . ' J . Wei-5, ,WKAK K ig - E 1 is Hey- K -- ie. ' Y iii' f L .,...-'ea ' D 5 ix ?-J . - 5- 31,1 X ze. J ,,,, , ,K Ul'ld0l'Cl8QQ1Qh ., .r Friends helping one anoiher John Dickinson l10l Edward Dominguez i11l Evelyn Dominguez i10l Joe Dominguez i9l Norma Dominguez i10l Armando Donato l9l Leticia Dovaline l10l Rita Dove l10l Steve Dowell i9l Korette Dowlearn l11l Eddie Dugosh l9l Daniel Duran i9l Diana Duron i9l Kennie Dyer i9l Gloria Eberhardt l9l John Ekrut i9l Joyce Ekrut i9l Kathleen Elizondo l10l Salomon Elizondo i11l Stuart Ellis i10l . ik Vx ,Q , 4' x ,ae Xav- gi' . , 2 x ,A K - f 1? l KKK K in , 1 .gjiy ' N' k4.',Kk,-518-mx .. . i Q V A Q5 Q fzfj wi? . A 'QM N me S ' J ...lfigg E 1 - i Q' ' -.ef e P f P Nw. X FQQ- K XX KK? ,,,,. f fuer? K N K ,, i :Q 2 , 's..-W? 'F IL , :ff . KJ . ,ff-,- ' . . .-.. ...,, ,shy . .. X WM , 7 exp . , , J if f ff diff V3 ituznfr' - f 4 if 1 5- xr .. rl? 'KH J KKKKK .: y ei 1 ffzr I .. ie if fr- -f i 5 We I J . ',. . XY ..- 's av V1 if . er ' 3.5 P J' .,, . 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I Y, W , Johnny Ervin l10i Mary Ervin l10l Blanca Esparza l10l Esther Esparza l 10l Gloria Esparza l11l Marina Espinoza l11l Rosario Espinoza l11l RoseMary Espinoza l11l Abel Esquivel l11l Denny Esquivel l9l Norma Esquivel l11i Sally Esquivel l10l Celir Estela l10l Agustin Estrada l10l Diana Estrada l9l Linda Estrada l9l Ray Estrada l9i Roslyn Estrada l11l Teresa Estrada l11l John Evers l10i Alfredo Farias l10l Tim Favor l10l Rachel Felon l11l Alice Fernandez l10l Johnny Fernandez l9l Maria Fernandez l10l Maria Fernandez l9l Richard Ferry l11l Alfredo Fernandez l9l Debbie Fessenden l10l Consuelo Figueroa l11l Dolores Figueroa l9l Angel Flores l11l Angie Flores l10l Arthur Flores l10l Diane Flores l11l Gloria Ann Flores l10l Jacqueline Flores l1Ol Joe Flores l11l Linda Flores l10l Mary Alice Flores l11l Oscar Flores l11l Sylvie Ann Flores l9l Yolanda F lores l9l Zoile Flores l11l Michael A. Foytek l11l Patrick Foytek l11l Cindy Fraga l9l Leigh Fraga l10l Sylvia Fragoso l10l Herbert Frazier l11l Fernando Fries l'I1l Helen Fries l10l Alex Fuentes l9l Eddie Fuentes l9l Jerry Fuentes l11l Nancy Fuentes l10l Armando Galindo l9l Joseph Galind0 l10l Pamela Gallegos l11l Pauline Galvan l9l Hector Gemboe l11l Diana Gamez l9l Alice Garcia l9l Aurora Garcia l11l Catalina Garcia l10l 54 Underclassmen Pep rally gymnasl l X S . 'gi 11 eg, ,, A i fi 1: in ..,. ,M ., 2,4 W A f as V 1 V? mix, V . 4, I f 'F' al we W, 1, ak ' A- . :VQ A 4 fe A . ' If I M 6 I' 1 P l i , G , i 1 fy 4 f +. It 5 I , A ML,-V, 1' fi we 1- 'lf ff V: .2 ' , i , , K V ' V A lAl Exercising his spirit at a pep rally, Mario Conde enthusiastically leads the crowd into a cheer. lBl Old jokes can brighten up a dull day in school, as is expressed without doubt, by a group of friends. -f 'L Af gy xi... 6, , vs: X Nc..- Ni l.1 E ie- .. ,rm- :Xi . kv ,W I LJ, X X' 5 K fx Q A Catharina Garcia i10i Cathy Garcia i10i Daborah Garcia i11i Elida Garcia HOP Hactor Garcia i9i Hortancia Garcia i1 1i Joa Garcia i9i Loretta Garcia 111, Manual Garcia HOD Maria Garcia i9i Marie Garcia i1 13 Mary Alica Garcia i11i Raul Garcia i9i Raymond Garcia i10i Raymond Garcia 111i Rosemary Garcia i9i 55 Lazy clay check-up ia, As Mrs. Marie Jasik, school nurse, completes some unfinished work, Tony Hernandez leafs through a pamphlet. ib, Before reporting to the judge for cheer- leader tryouts, Linda Avila and Liz Vela run through their routine. Rosalinda P. Garcia 110, Ruben Garcia 111, Sandra Garcia 19, Sylvia Garcil 110, David Garza 19, David Garza 110, Diana Garza 111, Gilda Garza 111, Gloria Garza 19, Herbay Garza 110, Leticia Garza 111, Maggie Garza 19, Mary Garza 19, Mary Garza 110, Mary Ann Garza 110, Milly Garza 19, Rodger Garza 110, Rosario Garza 19, Sandra Garza 19, Thelma Giza 111, Yolanda Garza 110, Sylvia Gasaa 110, Johnny Gerardo 111, Rommary Gibbons 110, Dwight Goesch 111, Jimmy Gomez 110, Diana Gomez 110, Leonard Gomez 19, Leticia Gomez 10 sf ' ' 1 , Mary Jana Gomez 110, 56 Undarclasmen -3' ,. N' . ' ,v,., V ' N . , - -, ' Sree . ,Rs ' 1 1 -J W E -up 1 Wa. 1 as R m ww , w new V l V ,f W. af? ' vs l 2 I f ,M la f 0, ,fv- - 1 , as , if . :S 2, Q 'X wel Gif ff ,, ' gyfglfif ami. , , N . Y,,.,,,i. RoseMary Gomez l11l Rosemary Gomez l9l Carmen Gonzales l11l Carol Gonzales l11l Diana Gonzales l11l Ernest Gonzales l10l Irma Gonzales l10l Mario Gonzales l10l Mary Gonzales l11l Norma Gonzales l9l Olivia Gonzales l9l Robert Gonzales l9l Rosalinda Gonzales l10l Rosemary Gonzales l9l Rosemary Gonzales l9l Ruben Gonzales l9l Ruben Gonzales l11l Sandra Gonzales l9l Sandra Gonzales l11l Delma Gonzalez HOD Diane Gonzalez l10l Francisco Gonzalez l9l Grace Gonzalez l10l Judy Gonzalez l9l Kadelario Gonzalez l9l as James Goodwin l11l Kathy Goodwin l10l Karen Granato l10l Charles Gravitt l1Ol Alan Grimes l9l Gloria Guardiola l10l Christine Guerra l'l1l Ruben Guerra l11l Maria Guerrera l10l Dolores Guerrero l10l Maria Guerrero l11l Martha Guerrero l9l Yolanda Guerrero l11l Abel Gutierrez l9l Diana Gutierrez i10l Robert Gutierrez l1Ol Rosalinda Gutierrez l11l Sylvia Gutierrez l9l Cynthia Guzman l9l Pauline Hale i9l Cheryl Hall l10l Linda Hall i9l Cindy Hanna l10l Kenneth Harlan l9l Annette Hampton l11l Patrick Haskell l9l Cynthia Heimsath l11l Sylvia Heimsath l11l Debbie Henson l9l Sherry Henson l9l ,Mx ke, mm, if 'V 'Gi ' If f F . ,. milf tl f gi! - 'V VVIK - ' A' 'G I as I a n W ' , .X V, , Q Q69 V f 1 X ' f ,l, lal Just minutes before judging time, Irene Jimenez takes time for readjust- ments during advisory spirit competition week. lbl Making new friends is an undis- criminating pleasure for Mary Gordon and Marty Zuniga. l 4 ATM P X as Q0 'lewd-as p we g Enilwusiasfic acquainiance WW 11 f - J I i:5QeM5 ,z , Mew 1 1 ,, W f V W -M 1 W-q :,,af- V 1, gf f --, , H i? f' 1 , A , 1' Q 4 Ar- 1' if he J . 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Anthony Hernandez 1111 Gerald Hernandez 191 Geraldine Hernandez 191 Irene Hernandez 1111 Josie Hernandez 191 Julian Hernandez 1111 Lionel Hernandez 1111 Marcelina Hernandez 1111 Marcelo Hernandez 191 Mario Hernandez 1101 Mary Alice Hernandez 1111 Mike Hernandez 191 Raul Hernandez 1101 Stella Hernandez 1101 Yolanda Hernandez 1111 David Herrera 1111 Sandy Herrera 191 Rosalinda Herrera 1111 Sylvia Herrera 1111 Sylvia Herrera 1111 60 Underclassmen Michael Hilburn 1111 Fred Hildebrand 1111 Martha Jean Hill 1101 Gail Horner 1111 Gary Horner 191 Oral ia Hoyos 1101 Rosallnda Huizar 1101 Cheryl Huntress1101 Dora Hurtado 1101 Luis Hurtado1111 Richard Hurtado 1111 Janie Ives 1101 Mary lves1111 James Jackson 1111 Damon Jagge 191 Guadalupe Jasso 1101 Ricky Jimenez 1111 Sylvia Jimenez 1101 Lewis Johns 1111 Carolyn Johnson 1101 Marvin Jonas 191 Pearl Jordan 191 Norma Juarez 191 Tommyclielly 191 Carol illen 1111 Ida Kimball 191 Patric King 191 David Kosub 1101 Rosanna Lance 191 Debbie Landrum 1101 5 -, V I Nz. VN in 1 . f f ' ,qi H x ,. ., ,, , 1 wi ,l wif '41 1 J Q, G nm.. , ,. 3 , Mr K.. 1 V 1 L In vm 1 ' A 'Ziff , - 1 Y , 4 , 1 '1 A 1 -1 I. , 1 A 'ir ,122 1 PA Y 7 f , Praciice means perfeciion nn 1 A 1 hell wr V' , 9 N, Eff . iw' l an .:f,. ., ,fm if 1 1 Jo 0 1? - , 1 army, f f ,Y Pa 1? 22 Ja ev X, 1 1 A 5 1 ' ,J ,J ' 1 1 1 1 A 1 I an YVV, I ,. 1 1 x it ,, Eg 6 1 r , i My ,, . in QM V Q , f 1 Q 099 on it , wma, Testing his ability Ricky Domin guez, takes advantage of his free time during music class to play the piano. Linda Landrum i11i Hope Lara i11i Pam Laskowski i9i Kathleen Ledwig i11i Wayne Lebline i9i Peggy Legate i9i Lawrance Leyva i9i Leobardo Leija i9i Lynda Lieck i103 Gavino Limon 110i Diane Liserio i9i Dennis Limon i9i Rey Limon i9i Irene Lipsett i1Oi Richard Liewellyn i9i Morris Loeffler i11i John Longoria i11i Edward Longoria i11i Ramon Longoria i9i Raymond Longoria i9i Walter Longoria l9l Ernestine Lopez l11l Estella Lopez l10l Esther Lopez l9l Lupe Lopez l10l Mannuel Lopez i9l Mary Halen Lopez l11l Martha Lopez H0l Mirando Lopez l9l Irene Loredo l9l Diana Lorms i10l Diane Lozano l9l Mary Helen P. Luera i10l Gracie Lujan l11l Yolanda Luna l9l Janet Lutz l11l Elvira Macias l11l Frank Macias l9l Maria Macias l9l Magdalena Maggallanez l10l Patti Maguire l10l Tony Malacara l10l Carolina Maldonado l11l Norma Maldonado l1 Ol Yolanda Maldonado l10l Barbara Martinez l9l Becky Martinez i11l Calast Martinez l10l Diana Martinez l9l Edward Martlnez i10l Ernest Martinez l1Ol Farin Martinez l9l George Martinez l10l Irma Martinez l9l Irma Martinez l11l The personal Touch 't -K ' at Q: aw, 1 N kytil N s f' ,, 1 we 91-'Q X A-tr 3 X J f RQ I C 9 i if-if -. , .. .,,: 3 1 in ,. M W we f S 5 J, ,, V :Gr 5 Lz x is I . A ff 1 L. J E J 1? Q P gf Niwfil I 5 , A ,:Q ,Q . '1.. ' . Joann Martinez 111i Juan Martinez HOD Joe Martinez 1111 John Henry Martinez 1103 Larry Martinez 111i Luis Martinez i11i Maria Martinez i11i Martha Martinez i11l Mary Ann Martinez i1Oi Mary Jane Martinez i11i Melva Martinez i9i Nancy Martinez i9i Nick Martinez i11i Sandra Martinez C101 Santiago Martinez i9i Helping Rebecca Plata in En- glish assignment is Mrs. Stinson Solemn reverence lal Kneeling respectfully, Kenneth Groesbeck por- trays a Wiseman in a scene from the Spanish class Christmas program. lbl Preparing to vote, Yolanda Salazar waits for Mary Gonzales to verify that riQ1t. Susie Martinez l9l Susie Martinez l9l Sylvia Ann Martinez l10l Juan Marquez i11l Rosalinda Marroquin l10l Raymond Mescar l9l William Mascar l10l Debra Massey i11l Roxanne Masters l10l Anna Marie Mata l9l Yolanda Mata l10l Margaret Matheson l9l Debbie Mayer l10l Robert Mayoott l10l Patrick McElroy l10l Patricia Medellin l9l Dalia Medina i11l Connie Mejia l9l Martha Melendas l11l Shannon Mellene l11l Nadine Menchaca l11l Steve Menchaca l11l Alice Mendez l9l Belinda Mendez l10l 64 Underclassmen srl. , f-V - . .ww M 4 K . Q , 'fa fa U V ,L it -fr 'E r we ,J , I Y f 'Timur 3 'f I gs X H N ,M -nuerfxxw. - grew I X an 'iv' -u., Ly 4, w . L - ivsgff f V -n Q ng 3 ylx Q X ff . I I fr j :se had it r 'W R Q X K W 5 1 David Torres Mendez i11l Elsie Mendez i9l Gilbert Mendez i11l Hilario Mendez i9l Laura Mendiola i11l Rosita Mendiola i9l Ben Mendoza i10l Isabel Mendoza i9l Martha Mendoza i11l Vicki Meyer i10l Terry Meyer i10l Charles Migl i1 Il Stanley Migl l9l Glenn Miller i10l Gloria Mireles l10l Volunieer work Linda Moczygemba 191 Sandra Montalbo C91 Jorge Montalvo l11l Ricardo Montemayor 191 Elida Montel i111 Maria Mora l9l Rachel Mora l10l Aida Morales 1111 Carol Morales i101 Dolores Morales l9l Mary Lou Morales 1111 Melinda Morales l10l Sally Morales l9l Stella Morales l11l Sylvia Morales l9l Linda Moreno H11 Rosario Morgan 1111 Doreen Morin l9l 66 Underclassmen 1 4a4.f, ,,f.s A Ulluinix'x's li lx 1 1 ' ,. Q ,ffyq W nr an I 53 3i ,i , 1 ' 5 V as 1 it W wif, -lf, Qi- 1 ,.,4 , ' ' IW I M V gf 1 1 4 ,aff .4 ff ,gk , Anna Nieto 191 ' V' Terry Newman 191 ' Gary Newman 1101 1 Elsie Navarro 1101 is if M 1 M A '- Feliz Morin 1111 Y 1 If Y P M1528 -' 15' H A f 3' wil A ,Q 11 1 n 1 1 A ' 1 ff, 1 1 QL, I as , V, - r-4.4. M 2 , 5? , 4? 1 ,wa h A g I MMM , 1 U Humberto Nava 1111 Carlos Nava 1101 411- , Diana Narania 191 1 Oelia Naranja 191 'H' 1 ,1 Amelia Naranja 191 f . ' , Joseph Murrie 191 1- V we fu Mike Murphy 1111 '1 ,Q 1 , ' E Diane Murphy 1101 1 'M wwf' Raymond Munoz 191 f '55 ir . 1 .2-V- y Richard Muniz 1111 Y i,11 1? -f 1 1 J 'YN www ,..,,f Nancy Muniz 1101 Steven Mundine 191 Mark Mundine 1101 ' Linda Moss 191 Veronica Morin 191 1a1 Study Hall is used by some students in an effort to have an efficiently working school. Here, in the Principal's office Rachel Cortez answers the telephone as one of her duties. 1b1 Thirty minutes after school every Tuesday, with use of a slide rule, Joe Segovia picks up easier ways to solve problems. 68 U nderclassmen Geraldine Morin 1101 Nancy Nira 1111 Dennis Nolkamper 1101 Randy Nolkamper 191 Israel Obregon 1111 Lucia Ocampo 1111 Antonio Ochoa 191 Martha Ochoa 1111 Pete Ochoa 191 Sandra Ocon 191 Melinda Oebel 1101 Sandra Oefinger 1111 George Oliva 1111 Anthony Olivares 1101 Rosie Olivares 191 ., 21 1-is si sgs 1 f 451- fmwv 1 1 ' in ,, T bag? im 'mi ,E S-wa if 'A ,h , Wfwfif Ky? bw'-Y' Qffmf ,U ' 14 'Q ,., li 2 1. p ,, fk v 4 M I U21 Ng - Oralia Nieto 1103 Soila Olivarri 1113 Christina Olmos 1103 Terry Orta 1103 Emmajean Ortega 1103 Mary Ann Ortega 1103 Alice Ortegon 1101 Irene Ortiz 1113 Mary Ann Ortiz 1103 Myrna Ortiz 193 Oscar Ortiz 191 Sandra Othon 193 Cecilia Ovalle 1101 Luisa Ovalle 1103 Rosie Ovalle 193 George Ozuna 1101 Richard Ozuna 193 Brenda Pacheco 1113 Ronald Pacheco 1113 Teresa Padilla 1111 Maria Palacios 193 Rosemary Palocios 1101 x I If . 'f V. . X? , 3 - V in -1 1 A if gf , V ,... 6 PM -if I V ww, - ' Q fr flis 1 . 1 , i.aa1 4 31? yu Frank Palacios 1113 W mv 1A.3 Janie Perez, lndianette, aids in registration. 1B.l Lindy Avila, Diana Lorms, Olivia Canales, and Liz Vela bought offices to perform as cheerleaders Olga Olivarri i113 Rachel Paredez 4103 Ralph Paredez i103 Hal Parker 1113 Jesse Para l103 Kathy Pavelka l10l Lupe Paz i113 Debbie Psannstiel l93 Diana Pedraza i113 Jimmy Pena l113 Olga Pena l93 Yolanda Pena i113 Adelfa Perales l11l Gloria Perales i103 Annette Perez l93 Christine Perez l93 Debra Perez l93 Gloria Perez i103 70 Undarclassmen A momeni of concern avsm, ..: ,A Q x -. N ,L X. iw 1 H , 'gf ..1,,:.h a W ff g as W 'fa Q.. ' R . 2 5 - , Wkk H ,mil or Q J .,l,. l., , .ax xklqz Q gm 1 3 1 ' s ,K li 4 wr -we an W -N X Q1 .lik s R ' 'W r S Si 3 - -sa 4 3 4,1 v .ew X e ew. A a . X - af 311' .- X SX 'lr 5 .Qjflr xi X R wi af levy gill W...-. iw f ? 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OWN if QV ,sail m 5 we up J Q if y V . ,gi 2, I Q A.A,l , i,Z g i I . f ,.S V. s , 5 g ss- i ? - is fs 1f, fegwgi .,,,,,.. , Irene Perez i11l John Perez l9i Juanita Perez i10l Leticia Perez i11l Ray Perez i9l Robert Perez i11l Yolanda Perez l9l Cindy Perkins i9i Lilly Perryman i10i Steve Peterson i9l Patti Phillips i10l Rebeca Plata i10l Robbie Powell i10i Jack Price i10l Rosalinde Puente i10l Gvrv Pugh l9l Cecilia Quinonez i9l Peggy Ouintanilla i10i David Quintero i10l Randy Ouiroz l11l lal School is not ended by the ringing of a bell but continues through a more personal teacher! student relationship as Mr. Thomas has a private discussion with Dennis Erickson after class. ibl Practice in the simulator gives Marisela Flores experience in behind the wheel driving. i 'X i x iA.i Gilda Garza examines R.O.T.C. equipment. iB.i Wig styling is a valuable part of cosmetoiogy train- ing. iC.i Yolanda and Jo Ann find Mickey Mouse headgear funny. 72 U nderclassmen X9 ,K . . , gs 7 MJ 1, , 4 . Mfg' A 1 ff' Q .jk af fr 41, Q' 11. ,. 1 .3 . , 5 U' 'M L' ,Q mf 3 , 1 I A M 'i' , 5' fi I ae 1 ' - 1 A - - ' A .. 1111 . I E- ' 2 2, 1, jp: . ' i f m y '-1 if ' as fx ' 1 A 1 'A K nd, , 6 I ' - ,, ' 1-M ., 1 .14: .Aw-N.. za I f M Z 2 NW if A Q7 .fx , if Alta 1 I 1 4. 1 -fi' .. ,V 'f in gi was Q 2 25011 .-me , . Z A V 'fift- , 1 X 1 1 1 Y 14 1 1 at 1 1 Donald Rackler 1111 Alice Ramirez 1101 Christina Ramirez 1101 Clara Ramirez 1101 Gloria Ramirez 1111 Janet Ramirez 1111 Johnny Ramirez 191 Linda Ramirez 1101 Maria Ramirez 191 Maria Ramirez 1101 Mary Ramirez 1111 Mary Lou Ramirez 1111 Mercy Ramirez 1101 Patricia Ramirez 1111 Raul Ramirez 191 Raul Ramirez Jr. 1101 Thomas Ramirez 1111 Eddie Ramon 1101 Gloria Ramos 1101 Hilda Ramos 191 Carlos Ramos 191 Jesse Ramos 1101 Teresa Ann Ramos 1101 Patricia Rangel 191 Zeferino Recio 1111 Sylvia Regalado 1101 Diana Rendon 1111 Martha Rendon 191 Olga Renteria 1101 Anita Reyes 1101 Emelda Reyes 1101 lrene Reyes 191 Dalinda Reyes 1101 Daniel Reyes 191 Robert Reyes 1111 Arturo Reyna 191 Jo Anna Reyna 191 Roman Daniel Reyna 1111 Rueben Reynosa 1101 Albert Rios 1101 Alma Rios 1101 Maria Rios 191 Tomasa Rios !9l Rebecca Rivas 49? Eva Rivas C93 Margaret Rivera HOD Elizabeth Robertson 11 13 Lynn Robertson 1111 Diana Robledo 110, Diana Rocha HO! ' F rv WN 4 t 'Pa N' si s 'Q l ef-Q Q cl: S 5 if fe :Mak K. if 74 Underclassmen S Library lucubraiion? fa' Qfb ff 417 vs , n E 'I 7 Mn .. 1 ,me A I fe X J I I is , ,af -. Q. W M 1 sm 3' A X . , 1 aye . ,Q-r ,A I . u 1 is Q 1 4' as ,. G7 .1 f W IH.. , 342 Q.. ga-.1 2 'gf at We Ophelia Rocha 1111 Ramon Rocha 1111 Rodolfo Rocha 1111 Rosaura Rocha 1101 Adelina Rodruguez 1101 Adriana Flodruguez 191 Alma Rodruguez 191 Carolina Rodriguez 1101 Carolyn Rodruguez 1111 Denise Rodriguez 1111 Diana Rodriguez 1111 Eddie Rodriguez 191 Gerald Rodriguez 1101 Gloria Rodriguez 1101 Gloria Rodriguez 1111 Hope Rodriguez 1111 Joe Rodriguez 191 John Rodriguez 1111 Josie Rodriguez 191 Mary Ann Rodriguez 1111 Mary Lou Rodriguez 1111 Robert Rodriguez 191 Rosalie Rodriguez 1101 Patricia Roe 1111 Melody Rome 1101 Joe Rosales1111 lrene Rosas 1111 Norma Rosas 191 Ricardo Ruiz 1111 Pam Russell 1101 1a1 Using the telephone by the gym after school George Gonzalez spends a dime to save himself from an afternoon stroll. 1b1 Out of study Hall, some students find the reference room a perfect place for conversation. 1c1 During a coffee given by the French Club, Tim Frazier portraying St. Nick asks the faculty what they want for Christmas. Rosie Sabala 191 Kathy Sainz 191 Lupe Salas 191 Viola Salas 1111 Diego Salazar 1111 Nadine Salay 1101 Erline Salazar 1111 Gilbert Salazar 191 Ignacio Salazar 1111 Martha Salazar 1101 Richard Salazar 191 Ruben Salazar 191 Sylvia Salazar 1101 Yolanda Salazar 1111 David Salinas 191 Emilio S. Salinas 1101 Roy Salinas 1111 Sylvia Salinas 191 Carol Samford 191 Ambrosio Sanchez 191 Belia Sanchez 11 O1 Carlos Sanchez 1111 Elizabeth Sanchez 191 Gene R. Sandoval 1111 Herman Sanchez 1111 Hermila Sanchez 191 Irma Sanchez 1111 Lydia R. Sanchez 1101 Margie Sanchez 1111 Mary Jane Sanchez 1111 N--sf - 1..,11 , ', - ar- a .. 1 -1 f ' Q V 11'1' N .1 - . ' .f- i ,7 :li 1' 3- c11 1 Gt Yiiafw was 3 is wi 311: : 1? ,M 090' gi na, 004 4. af- 51 Q jr ' , 'ww , WK X i ,ikej V 4: ,MA M 4 V,1, I SAR f gl 165 ?' ' i W , S V ., 5 M W 5 8 . pi ,f A .. 2 1 1-he l J S 'G-X 'Nr ri ,, J 1 , M E E' 1 ,I , W, all , , . V, , V' -. ff , ' SEEHM . S lx V -'l 4 Q f f, if QT' 4 4 ,-12 as an 2, l , 1 if' Olivia Sanchez l10l Patty Sanchez i10l Rosemarie Sanchez l1Ol Rudy Sanchez l9i Sandy Sanders l10l Sylvia A. Sanchez l11l Doris Sandoval l9l JoAnn Sandoval l9i Sara Sandoval l9l Teresa Sandoval l11l Rachel Santillan i11i Eva Saucedo i10l Stella Sauceda l9l Jose Segovia l9l MaryJo Serenil RoseMarie Serrato l10l Richard Serrato l11l Debbie Shatto i9i Pamela Shatto l11l Vivian Shelton l10l Anna Sheppard l11l Barbara Sheppard l10l Norma Sibrian i10i Glenda Simmons i9l Nancy Simmons l11l Guy Simpson l11i Mary Simpson l10l Debbie Skiles i10i Bobby Smith i10l Debbie Smith l1ol Donna Smith 193 Helen Smith 193 Karen Smith 1103 Rhonda Smith 193 Sharon Smith 193 Karen Smothers1113 Ray Snider 1103 Nancy Lynn Snyder 1113 Richard Snyder 1103 William Snyder 1113 Samuel Solano 1103 Gracie Solis1103 JoniSolsona1113 Joe Sorrano 193 David Sosa 1113 Rowland Sosa 1113 Grant Spencer 193 Alex Stall 193 Sharon States 1103 Lucinda K. Stephens 1103 Jim Stiefer1113 Charles A. Stockton 193 Forrest Stone 193 Joe Stone 1103 CindiSurber1103 Neva Tannehill1113 Shirley Tannehill 193 Mike Tapia 1113 Tarvin Sherry Kay 1103 Bruce Taylor 193 Douglas Taylor 1103 Alicia Tejeda 193 Frank Tejeda1103 Linda Tellez1103 Lydia Tenerias 193 Joe Teneyuca 1113 i my ' at it ,Wg fig ii ii fx Mak if -Hmm fl , V t i. 1, ' ' ' ' i V V 1. 1 ,, 1 A - 'vi' ctfffigg. I iff, V ' f 1 I if , -1 sf ' , . 3 , 7 1 V V' A gf'-1 1 5 ' g 'ii 1 M ' afiffk -fs? 2 Z lrtgf. at ,i 2- M1 t 'c 3 1 I A tr, J -.,, Q18 S gin my . 5 f I . , ' 1 fi 'f V N A' 1 3' A , Q A I 53 my -1 3,33r V -4 3 ,,. ' ' ' , ,,. , ig 3 y3, ' Q at 1 I t r 1 1 1 1 1 ' ril M A T f .R Andy Teran 1103 Reuban Thier193 Rhonda Thier1113 Mara Thomas 1103 1 1 37 1 Q, 1 it X ' 3 ave A f xiii? TQ: f 'AM f , ,yu 4 ,i ,lf 1 -E, -7. 4 5 -.XS 1 N, iz 1, 44' 7' H , 3.,, N msg. 1 1 it 1 Ll 1,1-Qlaiijlii S F1 Melody Thurmond 191 Thelma Tober 1111 Daniel Torres 191 Dorothy Torres 1101 Ernest Torrez 191 Maria Torrez 1101 Leandro Torres 191 Mary Torres 191 Raymond Torres 1101 Richard Torres 1111 Rosemary Torres 1101 Maria Trejo 1101 Gwen Trevathan 1101 Abel Trevino 1111 Leo Trevino 1101 Mary Jane Trevino 1101 Patricia Trevino 191 Silvia Trevino 1111 Adriana Tristan 11 O1 Maricela Tristan 1101 Analisa Trujillo 1101 Carlos Trujillo 1111 Efrain Trujillo 191 Emma Tucker 1101 Rich Turber 191 Debbie Twiss 191 Eddie Urbanowich 191 Adriana Uriegas 1101 Dalia Uriegas11,11 Irma Uriegas1101 Sylvia Uriegas 1111 Albert Valdez 191 Bobby Valdez 1101 Esther Valdez 191 Oscar Valdez 191 Ricardo Valdez 1101 Students find the time to help unload last years annual. Leticia Urena l11l Lupe Urguizo l10l Rose Valdez l1Ol Mary Lou Valenzuela i9l Janie Valle i9l Sylvia Valles l10l Juanita Vanegas l10l Norma Vaqueral10l Ernest Vargas l11l Lucy Vargas l9l Margaret Vargas l11l Camilla Vasquez l9l Carmen Vasquez l10l Diane Vasquez l9l Jacqueline Vasquez l10l Julie Vasquez i9l Mary Lou Vasquez l10l Middie Vasquez 191 Norma Vasquez l11l Rosario Vasquez l9l 80 Underclassmen f Ee, wr' l . 'W fri V -if 2 A 5 -We , ? 8 - WW is may ,Hr :J www . all 5 N 1' if ia ,..,, s W fl M V fy' ' af E Z , P' 4 an- 6 ff Q .. f 1 il. wg ,z,K g 95 , 2 R udy Vasquez i9l .K 'fffw J 'D-4.0 .8 fr 'US nv? , W' 'W W' 1 1 gpm Wm -an nm X f. -' .u :,,fwR.,: '4-Vx. vlfif, g feqms .sf .- .Q . -swryikk 6 A, as K 'Q swag 'N fn I I . 1,.,:H.. s, .V H r I Practice lal Emmajean Ortega and Lydia Acosta work hard to learn the fundamentals of yearbooks in journalism class. lbl Students enjoy book fair sponsored by the English department. lcl P.E. classes enjoy a fast game of basketball. ,A 5 i if-'S-H y 'er-' . , . .,1 l MSW it s at if l nvaeg Sylvia Vasquez l1Ol Sylvia Vasquez l9l Marie Velasquez l10l Teresa Vasquez l11l Veronica Vasquez l10l Carlos Vega l9l Ernest Vega l11l Paula Villagran l10l Lorinda Vega l1Ol Eddie Vela l9l Liz Vela l11l Nancy Vela l11l Ester Velarde l9l Pearl Velasquez l9l Rosemary VeraCruz ll ll Maricel Villa l11l Daniel Villalobos l11l John Villalobos ll ll Santos Villalobas l9i Diana Villanueva l10i Martha Villanueva l10i Raul Villanueva l'l1l Ruben Villanueva l10l Darlene Villarreal l11i Hilda Villarreal H11 Leticia Villarreal i11l Olga Villarreal l9i Stella Villarreal l10i Susan Villarreal l10i Edna Villarreal l11l Elisa Villarreal l9i Estella Villegas l9i Gildardo Villegas l9l Robert Villegas l'lOi Vincent Villegas l11l Mary Waclawczyk l11l Debbie Waight l10i Larry Welch l9l Bruce White l9i Nancy Wigley l9i Deborah Wiley l11l Linda Willford l9l Robby Williams l1Oi Carol Winkler l9l Robert Winkler i11l Trina Winkler l9l William Winston l9l Debra Winstead HOD Otis Winters 1101 Carolea Wise l11l Cindy Wood l1Oi Carol Wood l11i Billy Wright l9i 82 U nderclassmen is if ,,-' -'f rf ,, , 1 1 . 4 ,f 55 if - l ,-.ma .f as ' ,, 1 i s A-J' , V52 . .VN W., ,WM - T A ,girl 5 l 1 , , .. It Li! X Q 1 ,z 1 1 Qt X , K I it ' 2 ,,.,,K , Mg rrsl W r A, V ' L , -f E it 12 . -,ami-1 Af' . l 'ar' 'W V V if A ,, ,l V I Q , .,, fe., , 4 kk -HM , W-rf' ff K .W f h,., . ff iz f V, A- Q 1 ,ig , N U , if We-V y V. , ,,ll ,M A , V W., , 4 e . M, ., I 3 - f- g 'V hw, 3 Z , M.M,,,., - I X , ,- r We 1. l ' 5 4 f i - ff I L Q Mya A5335 i . ' 92 7 X fs f gf, -at tx, , l , 1 If ,I ,- . ' ,: 5 g 1 f .3 'V -2 - . ,, - t f r ' 'V V. 7 y 4' I - ' , if 2' .. ' 4 is, . -: 1 f . ' 'V , ,. si- v ff ,f y ,,R, . ,, 1 I If Melanie wragm Hoy Rosie Yanes 197 Consuelo Ybarra 191 I fa .nI ' . . , ., -N 'vn- ... .. Q frMf,.f R K -Wm. K ,mms KF. swwwgfkiuhk M . A P... - l9l Julie Younger l10l Sharon Younger l10l Allen Zaiontz l9l Michael Zapata l9l Joel Zepeda l11l Robert Zuniga 3, 4 ff Z., ,,v WAV! K' iw ff 1439, . Q 3 , X 5 W a.,- -V-V W M mf Q v Q , , ,J in 4 f 1 , A l p f l YJ f if ,A ,- fg Q r 9' A nd., ,,.. ' ,eer urre 9 552, L, , A Careful examination iAl Competing in advisory in lntramurals, Danny iCl One of many firedrills throughout the year give Macias attempts to score a point. iBl During the D- underclassmen a break in the day's monotony. iDl Day exhibit, Lucinda Stevens, Gary Newman and In Biology class, Rene Peralta carefully examines Edward Aniol eye the control panel of a helicopter. various slides through a microscope. My l, ,. .,,, N ,,ga,,4.. , 5,5522 - 1 , kt ft?i?ixv?fffwg Ziffff ' .. , Hsvwk , yew I gr :: , K f ,iirsryfw 1 'W-L . 1 .ff The board lal Holding a board meeting are lfrom left to rightl Mr. Edmundo Zaragoza, Mr. Sidney Simpson, Mr. Thomas Tes- son, Mr. Jesse Dunn, Mr. Charles Bog- gess, and Mr. Samuel Pack. lbl Board members for this year: ltop rowl Mr. Thomas Tesson, Mr. Sidney Simpson, Mr. George Killen, lbottom rowl Mr. Edmundo Zaragoaz, Mr. Charles Bog- gess, Mr. Samuel Pack, and Mr. Homor Utz. 86 The board lvlr. Nesrsta leaves The year saw many changes with most coming from the office of Mr. Frank Nesrsta, principal. As principal Mr. Frank Nesrsta is responsible for both the well being and educational betterment of the student body. In this function he has suc- ceded by reaching a rapport with the individual student, who was urged to come to his office with any academic problems confronting him. Assisting Mr. Nesrsta were the rest of the admini- strative staff: Mr. Sam Flores, vice-principalg Mr. Jack Mason, vice-principalp and Mr. Robert Pacheco assistant principal. Mr. Sam Flores is in charge of discipline for the eleventh and twelfth levels. Mr. Jack Mason is in charge of both the buildings and ninth and tenth levels. Mr. Robert Pacheco is in charge of student attendance. A major announcement made by the principal was that he was leaving as principal of Harlan- dale High School to head of Flanders Elementa- ry. Mr. Nesrsta further stated that replacing him would be Mr. Sam Flores. lal Mr. Sam Flores readies the intercom system for an announcement. lbl Mr. Frank Nesrsta holds the vollyball team trophy as he makes a congratulatory speech at a pep rally. lci Mr. Jack Mason and Mr. Frank Nesrsta chat at the McCollum Round-up Party. aw? Be' 14 Administration 87 L, 88 Administration vu Ck FEES 9 ' ww ima?-' i .aff mwww Key punch compuier lei Mr. Jack Mason, Vice Principal. ibi Mr. Robert Pacheco, Assistant Principal. ici Mr. Robert Pacheco speaks with Mrs. Helen Totten at day's end. idi Mrs. Odalee Schober is assisted by Yolanda Garza. iei Mr. Eugene Bishop shows the senior counselor's aides the new computer for college information. :suse . av-A-...,,,-hgh 'T' --..,,-'hh' , TRN-MN Student aides 89 90 Student aides ,gf-f' Files on parade lal Bookroom aids for Mrs. Nancy De Vilbiss are Jo Shockey, Donna De Sot, Cathy Latham, Sylvia Ruiz, and Sylvia Palacios. lbl Assisting in the workroom are Rose Revira and Carol Gonzalez. lcl Taking a break from their usual work in the counselor's office, Jackie Flores, Maria Martinez, Sharon Seal, and Liz Vela thumb through a maga- zine. ldl Library Aids for the year are Debbie Thobodeaux and Har- old Bruce Bentley. lei Seniors assisting in the attendance office by helping Mrs. Ginny Potts are Mary Bailey, Gail Ann Kosub, Connie Torres, Linda B. Viera, Hope Barrios, Gloria Gonzales, Florinda Melendes, Yolanda Hernandez, Diana Medina, Cynthia Cruz, lrma Villalobos, Mary Lerma, Irene Gasca and Lucy Ornelas. lfl Working quietly by herself Lucy Ornelas files cards. 92 Faculty 'XE' can K Q' Q.. 1, The death of two of Harlandale's most prominent teachers occurred this year. First that of Mrs. Dorothy W. Stinson and then that of Mr. Hamilton Dupont. After 20 years of dedicated service, Mrs. Stinson died on January 2 as a result of a heart attack. The following day a church service was held at Harlandale Methodist Church. She was survived by her husband, Thomas Stinson and two children, Tommy and Barbara. Mrs. Stinson had served as former sponsor of the REDSKIN and the CHIEF. She was teach- ing junior and senior English. Following 26 years in the Harlandale District and dedicated service to Harlandale High Mr. Dupont died on March 10 ofa heart attack. The service was held at Floy Akers Funeral Home on March 14. He was survived by his wife Lois Dupont and sons Douglas and Dwight. Mr. Dupont was Mathematics Director for the Harlandale lndependent School District and was teaching Analytical Geometry, Plane Geometry and Trigonometry. Coffee break John Arevalo ' History 1 Mikel Arnold Journalism f- f nf 1- 3 1 , k j wwf' english M Barbara Aschbacher 'P Q M Zed Aydelott , J . N ,rr,,f2 f Math Thelma Baily Math John Behrens Tommy Bennett -.rf , 2 me H History K ,WW kk? A J 3, Carolyn Bilhartz by Home Economics -. at wa lai Spending their leisure time in the cafeteria, Miss Karen Jacob and Mr. John Behrens find time to drink coffee. lbl Guarding the back door entrance to the Happening '73 talent show, Mr. Anastacio Bueno and Miss Christina Salvatierra find time for relaxation. lcl Before a faculty coffee, Mrs. Bilhartz inspects the table setting. ldl During her off-period, faculty pep rally Miss Molly Goodman portrayed a cheerleader to boost morale for the McCollum football game. 94 Faculty I.C.T. fl. 53? E 1 Y' -Q 1 Y X S A 'S s -hs ur mix e ,MM ,je g Q If L--L s, ..., ' r Q KUNG ,B- -, , is 49 5 . f I .j,.sgZ2 NW' . ' , 'T ,, mm WW E Q K' Q' fig . -wp-W'f?f .is as Write If , Q if X .2-fl: ff I I S 5 I I ' fihh pf, If If iff ,ll A ' f 'li 'l I fl Q mm Eugene Bishop Counselor Sandra Braun Home Economics Ja mes Breuer Science Anastacio Bueno History Charles Carlisle Welding G Ioria Connor Business Richard Brown Speech Hardy Cannon Sociology B everly Clark D.E. Sylvia Casanova English Sandi Carr English Lydia Carter Workroom Patsy Cotter Business lrene Crenshaw Science Valerie Cuming Science Isakel De Leon Custodian Donna DeLire Math Dominga DeLosSantos Custodian Vivian DeSoto Science Nancy Devilbiss Bookroom Emma Diaz English Cathy Dickey Home Economics Iris Dounson English Connie Corbell Art Hamilton Dupont Math James Dyer Flotc Cynthia Ellis Math Alvin Ericson Math Cecil Escalante Rotc Teresa Farias Attendance Frank Farris Counselor Clem Fritsche Business THQ' im it Mauve ., 2 - . .. gggw 5, H I gf 'MAN' ,-., R 1 ,S ,. ' , E N5 Fha. ' Vseffsk. 5 . Q gg , 'mn' e t - S K ' Q ' V : X Y 55 I '? fe A I Q yn - . if Ex I N ' - y,.e , il? 0 Q as- '- B - . ' .fre ,. ' 2 I - he S N: ' - 'f ' :H - V ff f E :ig as X - S. , f J' Q Q ihi . 1 4' B 'Q V, A- lal Coach Phil Rodriquez follows Mr. Sol Lopez's shot as Mr. Vivian DeSoto goes after a loose ball. lbl Mrs. Iris Dounson keeps taps on the money for the English depart- ment's Book Fair. lcl Miss Janice Hickman and Mrs. Dorthy Kerr pass time during a fire drill with a short conversation. mn 4 ' W W, A u : ,vw-'1 f9 ,Q Q , 'ual N ' ,fi 4 . Aiig, Facul+y su re-sho+s ,gggfffl M.. ,4,, wi, E A 4, ,, X Q. , Q A., , , gg 5 MW Janice Gallagher Counselor Richard Garcia Science Ursula Garcia Counselor's Secretary Juan Garza Custodian Elvira Gonzalez English Gerado Gonzales Math Molly Goodman English John Hartin Air Conditioning Richard Hill Science William Hilliard History William Himlin Metals William Hines P.E. Mona Hopkins Counselor Janie Hunt Science Nancy Hykel English Karen Jacob P.E. .Nil ,J Si! x xv 5. if N is s 'tt mi his W Y Q' i K -ft: : ws t . a ' 'ww' -L , . k N, Q. li , .. ,it .zsf-L , , -'req G 1 f i Ms sf--L ', , 'F' Ii X '-V ' so ,f 5 W1 4-'- ' zz 'I i n ., 1 leg 'L N ' 1 X rw, K -1-. svn -'ir s .-0 W br nf any X 1 it - fr -' x y X , ,S ,mt yt fx i .. E.. as its W s z 9 ,L ,las em ' 6 i IJ if wid fn, kVV,,. 1,- ,X 5 f I 5 . 'Q fl f 4 X Twinkle foes lal Discussion is assisted by a cup of coffee as Mrs. Landrum and Miss Ellis attend a teacher's coffee. lbl Portraying a homesick child Mrs. Lewis shows Mina Vasquez what could happen while testing a five year old child. lcl After several weeks in the hospital Mr. Lucas re- turned to school with crutches in hand. ldl During his off-period, Mr. Wade relaxes by drinking some milk in the cafeteria. .f Q if .. f in ... l f . I Ke 5 ' 'Y ': 1' ' pf.,j l f w wif . f ' 0 , , 1 sf V? 1 l'iA 'f 1 I v Barbara Jacoby Richard Joiner P.E. R.0.T.C. Clara Kennedy Thomas Lessner English Business its Take a Teacher To lunch L 100 Faculty M' Ruth Lewis English John Lile Music Salvador Lopez Counselor Robert Lucas Government I.E. Martin Science Carlota Martinez Spanish Olga Martinez English George McAnelIy Driver Education William McCauley History Ronny Mann P.E. Josephine Miller Librarian Teresa Miranda Math ,Ai -wr if f Ai 'QS 'Yi . if iiwst - 'OS , W 4553 wa 'N-.df fits W kiwi s 1 -15 :Z ,.- , sf 4 5 3 at my vw sm ' ' S gtg sniff? wg 4, Q A Qi 'E . e . 4:r m 2' ,. ' V .V , l F J i gzi 5 , f Z Luis Murillo Math Jack Meyers P.V.O. Trina Noster P.E. Matine Patterson Business Raleigh Perkins Environmental Technology James Pope Math Ginny Potts Attendance Mery Preston Home and Family lal Acts of appreciation are received by Mrs. Matine Patterson and Mr. Thomas Lessner at a faculty coffee lbl Mr. Thomas Wilson finds trouble in filling his plate lcl l-lurrying to her next classroom, Miss Janice Hunt finds teaching tiresome at times. ldl Checking over his lesson plan, Mr. Robert Lucas prepares his lecture for the day. Dianne Ouigley English Vernon Rathcamp History Elida Rodriguez Spanish Lupita Rodriguez Science Phil Rodriguez P.E. Romeo Romero Spanish Ted Routon English Sheldon Rutman Math David Saenz Science Matilda Saenz French Delia Salinas Spanish Christi na Salvatierra Cosmetology Odalee Schober Secretary Bill Shively Business Natalie Simms Business lVlozell Slavich Attendance Doris Sly D.E. Janice Stanford P.E. 1 2 Faculty k -M.-aww A if y ge f A 1 2 is t 1, 6 5 5 , we 453 ,. 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'- I III II 'ff' :-:: Griclders snap With a season record of four wins, six losses, the Indians came out of the hole with Coach M. J. Trammell leading the way. After going through a winless season last year the Tribe tied for third place in district with a 3-3-0 record. At the beginning of non-district play the Chiefs suffered three consecutive losses. Signs were developing that another long year was just ahead. That feeling was shattered when the Tribe came back to defeat Central Catholic 28-20 in the last pre-season game. Momentum carried the Indians through their Ial Second efforts by Robert Duran give a McCollum Cowboy a hard time. Ibl Inches from the sidelines, Jimmie Guerrero heads for paydi rt. 108 Sports losing streak first two district games victoriously defeating Brackenridge 7-6 and Laredo Martin 21-0. Then the tide abruptly turned when the Indians were handed two straight losses by South San 7-16 and Laredo Martin 0-14. The taste of victory came again when the Indians dominated Burbank 26-14, but it disap- peared when the Tribe fell to McCollum in the traditional clash 0-26. Team captains for the year were Robert Duran, Greg Luse, and Raul Reynosa. All three captains, along with Anthony Trejo, made the All-District Team. - ' if Left to Right: lTop Rowl: J. Uriegas, L. Luna, R. Reynosa, D. Chavez, G. Luse, J. Hathaway, P. Soriano, N. Sandoval, J. Maldonado, R. Garza, J. Garcia. lMiddle Rowl Coach R. Menn, Coach B. Shively, P. Melendez, R. Ramirez, A. Trejo, R. Duran, C. Rodriguez, V. Gutierrez, E. Hernandez, L. Gonzales, R. Lipsett, Coach P. Rodriguez lBottom Rowl Coach K. Cooper, R. Williams, J. Guerrero, W. Snyder, B. Butler, J. Mermia, A. Farias, G. Gonzales, R. Dominguez, J. Santivanez, R. Gonzales, Coach M. J. Trammell. Football Scores Harlandale 12 Edgewood 13 Harlandale 0 Marshall 44 Harlandale 12 Edison 39 Harlandale 28 Central Catholic 20 'Harlandale 7 Brackenridge 6 'Harlandale 21 Laredo Martin 0 'Harlandale 7 South San 16 'Harlandale 0 Laredo Nixon 14 'Harlandale 26 Burbank 14 'Harlandale 0 McCollum 26 'Denotes District -me . ... . we R i- 5' Q32 .31 1. 3. - 5 .w- A ' Uris ' ..f f ' Fourfh in disfricf lAl Clearing the way for the ball car- rier is Johnny Garcia in a contest with Central. lBl Sure hands of Robert Ramirez hang on to the ball as an Edison defender plays keep away. lCl Out-maneuvering his opponents, Anthony Trejo races to the goal line. lDl Completion of a touchdown pass by Victor Gutierrez makes scoring look easy. lEl Student trainer Guy Simpson consoles an injured player on the sidelines. 112 Sports Preparafion for games N55-W y lAl Trying to tackle a NlcCollum Cowboy is Ricky Dominguez. iBi Setting their shoulder pads, Greg Luse and Nick Sandoval warm up before a game. iCi Minutes after catching a pass, Anthony Trejo falls to the ground in order to avoid a possible fumble. lDJ Side- stepping to avoid contact, Jesse Santivanez eludes a Laredo Martin tackler. lEJ Breaking away from a Laredo Nixon tackler, Anthony Trejo desperately tries to stay in bounds. Team potential becomes a reality The basketball team used enough talent and experience to finish second in district, after going through a disappointing season last year. They did this by winning 9 out of 12 district games. With Coach Pete Zuniga providing the in- struction, the team fell only to Brack and La- redo Martin while trying for the district title. Joe Gonzales, the team's leading scorer, averaged about 28.0 points a game to become the city's leading scorer. He alone scored 36 points against Marshall and again at Holy Cross. Non-district action also saw the Indians rack up 105 points against Marshall to set a school record for the most points in a game. Players making the All-District Team were George Gonzales, Charles Migl and Joe Gon- zales. Joe was also honored as 3OAAAA Player of the Year and given Honorable Mention on the All-City Team. Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale District Basketball Scores McCollum Nixon Burbank Martin Brackenridge South San McCollum Nixon Burbank Martin Brackenridge South San lal Varsity Basketball Team. First Row: Coach P. Zuniga Joe Gon zales, Mario Guerra, Robert Lipsett, Allen Zaiontz, Edward Gamez Charles Harless, Henry Lopez, Coach Trees, Coach P Rodriguez Sec ond Row: George Gonzales, Charles Migl, Joe Ramirez Jerry Fuentes Pat Patterson, David Mendez, Richard Guerrero, Tony Medellln Managers: Edward Flores and Michael Winkler. lbl Pat Patterson leaps high for the jump ball. , 'mmufmw ,.,. fggif, 4,21 rg 4 f'E, in.:Lse24qi'f2Uf3w5f ,f'f1 ':fg,,e!, x hw: .ww 5 ff? ,W35, ., . - .wfeagmnlggef lswzww M f?fv,wz, ,5 1 :Y ,H 5f:.,'2f,-P57515 ,V g49V ,V ' A v , gl'q1f:gj:5'1,,'Qg42Q?g miiiisi i L, ff' so ' ,A QQ? wi I , Q Q Q ' I ,V A My f M , ,Ms lal During the McCollum Game, Joe Gonzales goes for a lay-up. lbl Chiefs fight for rebound position. lcl On a partially blocked shot Charles Migl aims high against Brackenridge. ldl Shoot- ing for two points in a district game with Bur- bank is Edward Gamez. lel Coach Zuniga jumps to his feet as the action gets rough. VOLLEYBALL Winning Tradition still alive top row-Coach Hickman, Yolanda Martinez, Carmon Amons, Lavonia Moses, Carol Tuttle, Adela Reyna, Alma Garza. bottom row-Lynn Butler, Lamar Rodriguez, Irene Delgado, Irma Medellin, Donna Mathis, Cynthia Garza Angie Montelonga. 118 SPOYYS Keeping a steady momentum throughout the season enabled the volleyball team to reach its climax . . . third place in state playoffs. ln doing this, they ventured through 34 games, losing only four matches, and participated in city-wide and state-wide tournaments. Several of these tournaments included the Harlandale Tournament, North- east Tourney, and place in the Northeast Tourney, but took second place honors in the Harlandale and Arlington Tourneys. The team failed to go undefeated in district competition unlike previous years. Only McCollum managed to beat the Indians. Afterward the team met McCollum again victoriously in the district playoffs to take the title. Consequently they advanced to bi-district against Mission to win 15-2 and 15-4. With state just ahead, the Tribe met and defeated Robert E. Lee with scores of 15-2 and 15-6 in regional competition. Battling it out with South Park, the team ultimately 12-15 and 4-15. lal Giving it all she has, Adela Reyna spikes the ball. lbl Game action starts with Carol Tuttle serving the ball. lcl Eyes on the ball, Cynthia Garza sets up the play Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Harlandale Volleyball Scores 13115 John Jay 15115 Holmes 915 McCollum 15111115 South San 15115 Marshall 16115 John Jay 15115 Holmes 1418112 McCollum 15115 South San 13115 Marshall District Playoff 1418 McCollum Bi-District Playoff 15115 Mission Regional Playoff 15115 R. E. Lee State 1214 South Park 9110 618 1117 1211519 719 1416 110 8112110 418 1118 1119 214 216 15115 lal Returning the opponent's serve is Carol Tuttle. lb! Team members get ready for the serve. lcl Mrs. Hickman and her Tribe plan strategy for the next game. ldl High in the air, Alma Garza adds muscle to the ball as a team opponent attempts to block. Volleyball in , Individuals sparkle in feam effort With every year there is a change and Har- landale's Varsity Track team seems to have taken a change for the better. Coach Ronnie Menn accounts this deviation to more active participation and more productive points throughout the season. Having participated in several track meets, the Tribe placed fourth in district. Several of the track meets included the Alamo relays, Harlandale relays, South San relays, Edgewood relays, District Meets and the season's climax- the Regional Meet. This year saw many outstanding players compared to recent years. ln the high jump, Robert Lipsett placed first, Sam Salano took Members of the Varsity Track Team lfirst rowi Robert Sanchez, David Chavez, Greg Luse, Robert Duran, Johnny Gonzalez, Pete Rodriguez, lsecond rowi Paul McLaughlin, Chico Rodriguez, Ben Men- 122 Track fifth place and Paul McLaughlin sixth. Jim Perez got another first for Harlandale in the mile run followed by Louis Tejeda taking fifth and David Ericson sixth. Raul Reynosa placed fourth in both the 100 and 200 yard relay. The 440 relay team consisting of Anthony Trejo, Alfred Farias, John Garcia, and Raul Reynosa attained fourth place in the District Meet. Robert Lipsett also earned third place honor for the broad jump. There were two Regional qualifiers, Jimmie Perez and Robert Lipsett who for the first time since 1966, represented Harlandale in Regional competition. doza, Jimmie Perez, Louis Tejeda, Tommy Flores, Mike Pacheco, Coach Ronnie Menn. lthird rowl Sam Solano, Robert Lipsett, Alfred Farias, Robert Alvar- ez, Paul Alvarez, David Ericson. iai Distance men are itopi Jim Perez, Mike Pacheco. ibottomi David Ericson, Louis Tejeda ibi Weight men are Ben Mendoza, Greg Luse, David Chavez, Robert Sanchez, ici Pole vaulter Chico Rodriguez. l I swf Teams unite -w- ' MQ? lal Members of the hurdlers team are ltop lkb G QZQ we . rowl Johnny Gonzales, Pete Rodriguez, Robert Alvarez. lbottom rowl Paul Alvares. lbl Sprint relay team members are Pete Rod- riguez, Johnny Gonzalez, Robert Duran, Alfred Farias. lcl Paul McLaughlin, Sam Solano, and Robert Lipsett, are members of the high jump track team. 124 Track Linksmen place fourth Placing fourth in district play, the golf team saw competitive action against McCollum, Bur- bank, Laredo Nixon, Laredo Martin, Bracken- ridge, and South San. The golfers also participat- ed in the Harlandale Tourney where they swung for fourth place. Other tournaments included the Northeast and Lampasas Tourneys. Team coach, Mr. Pete Zuniga credits Bobby Valdez as being his most consistent player. With fine returning players, coach Zuniga foresees a good future ahead. g . 5 was N qv.- ' . K N f top row-Daniel Casanova, Hall Parker, Rick Garcia, Paul Martinez, Robert Martinez. bottom row Bobby Valdez, Catalino Hernandez, Donald Rackler, Kenneth Day, Morris Leffler, Otis Winters. Two reach district semi-finals Participation and daily prac- tice was the theme in mind of the Varsity tennis team. The team, led by Miss Goodman, took part in several tourna- ments. Their first tournament was at Kernfille where the team met stiff competition. They later attended the Uvalde ln- vitational Tournament where Alex Bautista advanced to the quarterfinals. Highlighting the season was San Antonio Spring Open where Stuart Ellis and Mark Blow outplayed their oppo- nents to become semifinalists in the boys doubles. ln the girls doubles Carmen Vasquez and Martha Villanueva along with Diana Lorms and Jackie Vasquez defeated their chal- lengers to also become semi- finalists. The year finished with Stuart Ellis and Tracy Danielson reaching the semi- finals in the District Tourna- ment. Team captains Alex Bautista and Yamilet Arciniega provid- ed the leadership throughout the season. top row-Alex Bautista, Mark Blow, Raymond Ciccarelli, Debra Barnett, Stuart Ellis, Gavino Limon, Seferino Recio, Tracy Danielson, Coach Molly Goodman. bottom row-Diana Lorms, Patricia Fernandez, Yamilet Arciniega, Cyn- thia Martinez, Joann Sotelo, Jackie Vasquez, Guillermina Vasquez. 126 Tennis Two reach semifinals Top Row: Cynthia Martinez, Maria Vargas, Oralia De La Garza, Alex Bautista, Mark Blow, Raymond Ciccareli, Carolyn Johnson, Stuart Ellis, Debbie Barnett, Gavino Limon, Seferino Recio, David Gonzales, Miss Molly Good- man. Middle Row: Pat Fernandez, Yamilet Arciniega, Guillermina Vasquez, Pamela Bielefeld, Jo Ann Sotelo, Margeret Vargas, Antonia Castillo, Liz Sanchez, Tracy Daniels, Rod Cupplesg Marvin Jonas. Bottom Row: Martha Villanueva, Carmen Vasquez, Sidney Ruiz, Diana Lorms, Jackie Vasquez, Rosalinda Champion, Kathy Lawrence, Rachel Alviar, Christina Perez. 1 2 i 5 Y i are nf 2 ii 5 at if iw ina? 3 1 1 as 1 1 1 Y Y in Hai f r f ' 'sg , , ,Q , , . g, I 5 ,' ,iff ' . i 'L C 3 1 Q I ' iai Raymond Ciccareli practices daily to achieve perfection. ibi Backhand swing is an important e lesson to learn in tennis. H .J , Batters swing third place Under the guidance of Coach Frazier, the baseball team did fairly well in suppress- ing challenging teams to cap- ture third place in district. The Indians finished the year with a season record of 12-11 and a district record of 7-5. Five players made the All- District Team. They were George Gonzales, Charles Har- less, Danny Villalobos, Charles Migl, and Joe Ramirez. Both George Gonzales and Charles Harless threw for a pitching record of four wins and two losses. Outstanding batting hit- ters were Charles Migl, 4155 Danny Villalobos, 4155 and Joe Ramirez, 382. Starting players for the year were pitcher, Charles Harless, second base, Ernie Tejeda, catcher, Jimmy Guerrero, first base, Robert Duran, third base, Charles Miglp shortstop, Danny Villalobos, and outfielders Don Leyva, Victor Gutierrez, and Joe Ramirez. Team captains for the year were Jimmy Guer- rero, Charles Harless, and Joe Ramirez. 59441 4'5- Ks xiiiiifr 1 Composing the varsity baseball team are members: Villegas, George Gonzales, Steve Barrera, Robert ltop rowl Coach Mike Frazier, Michael Winkler, Jimmie Duran, Jimmie Gomez, Eddie Ramon, Jackie Price, Guerrero, Charles Harless, Charles Migl, Pete Barrientos, lbottom rowl Richard Garza, Ernest Tejeda, Danny Ruben Martinez, Victor Herrera, Coach Terrell Wil- Villalobos, Don Leyva, Danny Duran, Sandy Sanders, Iiams. iMiddle rowl Robert De La Garza, Vincent Joe Ramirez, Ricky Garcia. 123 Baseball Top Row: Danny Duran, Ray Snyder Ruben Villanueva Ricky Garcia Eddie Ramon Jack Price Coach T Wil Iiams. Bottom Row: Roland Galvan, John Sanchez Jimmy Gomez Jacinto Preciada Hilarno Mendez Joe Bar rientes. District Scores Harlandale 7 McCollum Harlandale 11 Martin Harlandale 8 Burbank Harlandale 14 Nixon Harlandale 0 South San Harlandale 2 Brackenridge Harlandale 5 McCollum Harlandale 10 Martin Harlandale 1 Nixon Harlandale 7 Burbank Harlandale 4 Brackenridge Harlandale 0 South San fg was wax if QA is .Swv X X 'WP - . . V i . ' H. H, 9 ' , . . . . K H M X ll T A Q ' k A . A if sx .4 Q , rf-surf K , ' 5 . 7 . W K li' f . m Q si. ..,. ,. J T5 - lwx.. 1 vw- - X k , pn uf- -Q Q f pk A ,Em- By presenting the all school movie, this year entitled El Cid the Presidents Council was able to provide for an all expense paid trip for one se- nior to Washington D.C. Fly- ing to attend the presidential classroom this year by winning an essay contest was Joe Vil- lanueva. His essay was chosen first place by a panel of teach- ers. The Presidents Council was also involved with the school PRESIDENTS COUNCIL Peter Pan-Theme of Float float entitled Peter Pan . After asking all seniors inter- ested in riding on the float to submit their name, a drawing was held. The students that were chosen were Sylvia Mon temayor, Rudy Olivarri, Belinda Ornelas, Robert Tre- vino, Janie Valenzuela, and Joe Winters. These students appeared in the Battle of Flowers Parade. Members of the Presidents Council were also invited to the Round-up held at McCol- lum High School, which is an annual meeting of all club presidents. lt is held during Spirit Week. Officers for the Presidents Council, which consisted of presidents from every club on campus, were Joe Winters, chairman, Rudy Olivarri, co- chairmang Blanca Aguilar, secretary, and Mary Lou Morales, treasurer. wwf . WMM lal Anxiously awaiting the commencement of the parade are Belinda Ornelas, Janie Valenzula, Sylvia Montemayor, and Robert Trevino. lbl Members of the Presidents Council are ltop rowl John Villanueva, Peter Villarreal, Rudy Olivarri, Greg Luse, Joe Winters, Tim Frazier, Jack Youngs, Guy Simpson, imiddlei Mr. Vivian DeSoto, Roger Gon- zales, Debbie Adame, Belinda Ornelas, Katy Thompson, Carmen Amons, Jo Ann Sotelo, Maria Vargas, Sylvia Garza, Janie Garcia, Jackie Meyer. lBottoml Denise Teasley, Diana Lorms, Cynthia Ann Garza, Irene Lipsett, Angie Monte- longo, Blanca Aguilar, Ruth Magallanez, Gloria Gonzales, Mary Lou Morales, Pat Villarreal. lcl Joe Winters talks to Melissa Thornell of McCollum at the Spirit Week Round-Up. ldi Portraying Captain Hook, Joe Winters prepares to board the school float. 132 clubs Les N.l-I.S. Those of outstanding merit Distinct from all other clubs on campus be- cause of its high criteria is the National Honor Society. lt consists of those students who have achieved an average of 92 as juniors or 90 as seniors. Besides academic scholarship, member- ship is based on leadership, service, and citizen- ship. Activities throughout the year included a fall induction for seniors, a spring induction for juniors, and a tutoring service for students needing assistance. In December, several mem- bers also volunteered to sort and giftwrap Christmas presents for the Christmas Clearing Bureau of San Antonio. ln Nlay the installation of officers for the following year was held at a banquet at Brit- tany Buffet. Officers Greg Luse, president, Robert Duran, vice president, Blanca Aguilar, secretary, Wanda Wood, treasurer, and Irene Uriegas, historian installed the new officers. Sponsors Mrs. Janice Gallagher, Mr. Hardy Can- non and Mrs. Ruth Lewis also attended. Blanca Aguilar Elma Alaniz Yamilet Arciniega Daniel Casanova Oralia De La Garza Alice Delgado Robert Duran Alma Garza 552 affair if Representing the different qualifications for membership into the NHS are Belinda Ornelas, service, John Villenueva leadership, Cynthia Garza, character and Ruben Torres, baliff. an wr 4? fy-W wfggfgi srfjfeg f.g,t,'k5f:?' ,. ' 7 1?2 ?12 7 ' l'53fwf,' f:f:.,,w5f i iw J ef ? .- H- fa - ' x ew ag giw, .3513-ff' ----2. ag A f ffwffi lx, w w ifi , -5 'i ' 5 fm-,. 'MQ-', .f L M -, , '- H , 1 I AY. . M V I K , Q M V A In V ,. I 1, W' 1 . 1 1' ' , V ,gear . 35,5 g ' Lfwff ' 1 8 X iiiiftai g?4s,jgf2? ff. f . W- L w - J' 'W 1 ia 2 1' , I A . ff- ' ' - WW. 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M , M' . w., ,gaam 1, ,fs .-,wuz -f fm , ,-,ff , mf , , L v. af ' KW H A . -41 'f 1 . ,f 9? .-fm. fe, - 4 gg,W??m i' ? a 3 ' V ' ' 2 3 Kriif-i?sf2,'f greg .5511 -5-ef if 5 :ff W W 3, ,151 zz k eys --'wi- iff 'J Q. Q M agi., hw M' I- f Ma, V 'ig ggzgxd f. f'?g.Sfg1 15,S,S', ., if ' If , fe K M7,,,Y V W Q, z,.,g,f . ..,.- . L- we K L Cynthia Garza Mary King Richard Lopez Greg Luse Darlene Lux Ruth Magallanez Donna Mathis Jackie Meyer Billy Newman Rudy Olivarri Belinda Ornelas George Paz Jocelyn Shockey Armando Segovia Jo Ann Sotelo Katy Thompson Ruben Torrez Guillermina Vasqu Irene Vasquez Mary Vela Leticia Venegas John Villanueva Kathy Waight Wanda Wood 62 Members are ltopl: Arnufo Esparza, Reorge Olivo, Dwight Geosch, Armando Garza, Brenard Butler, Charles Mlgl Robert F. Winkler, Steve Menchaca, lmiddlelp Mr. Cannon, Mrs. Lewis, Lary Duran, Soila Olivarri, Carol Gonzales Martha Melendes, Margaret Vargas, Leticia Perez, Sandra Oefinger, Doris Boswell, lbottomlp Mr. Jefferies, Mrs. Gal lagher, Thelma Tober, Maria Martenez, Mary Camacho, Margaret Yzaguerra, Karen Smothers, Marina Espenoza, and Linda Fuchs. O.E.A. Benefit given Developing occupational skills, knowledge, and abilities in the field of office education is the prime objective of the club. This they put into practice in several of the conferences at- tended by the OEA students. They participated in the Area Youth Workshop in Kerrville and in the State Youth Conference. lt was, though, in the Area Youth Conference in Brownsville that an OEA student placed fifth in the scrapbook competition. High point of the year was the OEA trip to Six Flags. The event was made possible by funds raised in a cake sale and a kit sale at Christmas time. Their most note-worthy activi- ty included a Halloween Trick or Treat spon- sored by the club at the Baptist Children Hos- pital. lnstallation of offices was held on Febru- ary 16. Officers for the year were president, Sylvia Garza, vice-president, Rachel Soto, second vice- president, Diana Sosa, third vice-president, Yo- landa Galvez, secretary, Lucille Martinez, his- torian, Yolanda Garza, and parliamentary! chaplain, Mary J. Beltran. Sponsor for the year was Miss Doris E. Sly. lal Receiving the VOE award from Mrs Sly is Johnny Castillo Members are ltopl JoAnn Campos, Darlene Lux, Gloria Rios Lucy Minor Linda Andrews Teresa Casillas Linda B Viera Debbie Mahan, lda Deleon, Sharon Landry lmlddlel Linda Rosas Gloria Martinez Jose: Champion, Suzanne Carranco, Alma Dominguez Minerva Salazar Elisa Gome Sheila Parsons Lynda Bratcher, Ceci Muilenburg. lbottoml Yolanda Garza Diana Sosa Lucille Martinez Sylvia Garza, Rachel Soto, Yolanda Garza Sophie Gonzales Mary Jane Beltran Johnny Castillo DECA I Sponsor retires After eighteen years of dedicated service, Mrs. Helen Totten retired from her post of club sponsor of Distributive Education Clubs of America l. As sponsor, Mrs. Totten helped develop leadership, a sense of individual respon- sibility, and tried to create an understanding of our free competition enterprise systems within her students. Activities for the year included a daily class on various business procedures, a bottle drive, a picnic at Landa Park, and the annual Employ- er-Employee Banquet. During the banquet, Armando Segovia was awarded a scholarship because of outstanding progress throughout the year. Honors received by members included a first place honor on Medal Self-Demonstration by Debbie Casey. Also recognized was Armando Segovia as the all around state treasurer while at a state meet in Houston. Officers for the year are Joe Villanueva, president, Devra Casey, vice-president, Victor Zapata, treasurer, Lucy San Miguel, secretary, and Hilda Hernandez, reporter. ifirst rowl Mary Dugosh, Rosario Morgan, Stella Cruz, Gregoria Macias, Lupe Diaz, Yolanda Martinez, Rose Al- varado, Odilia Huerta, Delia Garza, Janie Maycott, Debra Casey lsecond rowl Rene Morales, Ruben Trejo, Gilbert Mendez, Victor Zapata, Estella Cruz, Joe Villanueva, Ramiro Gonzales, Armando Segovia, Stephanie Ellis ithird rowl Mike Hilburn, Joe Garcia, Alfred Martinez, James Pearson, Melvin O'Neil, Mrs. Totten, Lucy San Miguel. D.E.C.A. II Members affend conference Increasing the welfare of vocational students enrolled in cooperative Distributive Education classes is the purpose of the club. With this in mind they participated in the Area IV Conference in February held in San Antonio. Nominated students who also com- peted in the State Conference in Houston held in March. The year came to a close with a faculty coffee which was also used to Award Outstanding Students. Leading the club was Helen Dominguez, president, Gilbert Pacheo, vice-president, Sam my Ciscerno, second vice-president, Ester Salazar, secretary, Susie Mora, treasu rer, Yolanda Martinez, historian, Joe Serna, chap- lain, and Rosemary Garcia, reporter. Sponsor for the club was Beverly Clark. DECA Il members are lbottom rowl Patricia King, Rosalinda Frias, Mary Bitoni, Helen Dominguez, Gilbert Pacheco Esther Salazar, Susie Mora, Maria Gonzales, Hector Garcia. lsecond rowl Linda Escobedo, Yolanda Martinez, Diana Gonzales, Sammy Cisneros, Rhonda Thier, Kathleen Ludwig, Janice Stockton, Margie Sanchez, Marlon Garza, lthird rowl Mrs. Clark, Isabel Perez, Billy Leopard, Yolanda Bernal, Joe David, Bessie Janavaras, Henry Galvan, Abel Arocha, Richard Acuna, Carriono Sanchez, lfourth rowl Carlos Maciel, Raul Ybarra, Raul Esquire, Victor Sosa, Hugo Bustos, Richard Lara, Sepriano Garcia, Stanley Lindsey, Jesse Quintero, Edward Longoria, Isaac Gomez, Leti cia Urena. 138 Clubs , ,L F.T.A. Judges choose runner-up Members of the Future Teachers of America headed by Miss Nancy Hykel, attended several dis- trict and state conventions. The district conference held in Kernfille, Texas was the main attraction. There, Carolyn Johnson was chosen as runner-up for Miss F.T.A. Guy Simpson, junior, ran for state vice president at the conference held at the Convention Center in San Antonio. F.T.A. members actively participated in a rose sale for Mother's Day, an egg sale, a Christmas party and sponsored the annual cornyation. Members also taught at elementary schools in the Har- Iandale Independent School District. Itanium-.pups-u-w uggigg, .,, ffhivmwmx lvQiiiunr-' -.......4 Ei H1 Bottom Row: Sonia Cruz, Miss Nancy Hykel, Guy Simpson, president, Richard Jimenez, Carolyn Johnson, Jackie Vasquez, Henry Martinez, Irene Lipsett, Jesse Parra. Second Row: Roslyn Estrada, David Gonzales, Maria Teresa Martinez, Lynda Lick, Diane Murphy, Diane Cook, Jackie Flores, Barbara Munoz, Irma Sanchez, Dina Fernandez, Kathy Lawrence, Cindy Fraga, Diane Lisero. Third Row: James Jones, Marie Velasquez, Roy Perez, Jerry Alvardo, Carolea Wise, Cynthia Salvera, Karen Smothers, Cynthia Heimsath, Delia Bara, Rose Marie Serrato, Veronica Morin, Sylvia Trevino, Debbie Munoz. Fourth Row: Nancy Muniz, Jo Ann Huizar, Mary Bailey, Brenard Butler, Sandy Bratcher, John Longoria, Diane Gomez, Roxanne Masters, Laurette Allen, Cindy Cox, Chuck Allen, Robert Alcan- tara, Patsy Deans. Fifth Row: Diana Lisero, Charles Migl, Robbie Williams, Tim Frazier, Joe Winters, Gerald Rod- riguez, Daniel Reyes, Larry Welch, John Brown, Oralia Hoyos, Pete Ramirez. Sixth Row: Joe Stone, Allen Zaiontz Gerald Hernandez, Eddie Aniol, Kathleen Elizondo, Arthur Sepulveda, Mike Mora, John Mata, Roy Talamantes, John Garza, Debbie Waight, John Ebut. Cufsfanding members chosen Sponsored by Mrs. Caroline Bilhartz and Elaine Green, the Future Homemakers of America involved themselves in various school activities throughout the year. They sold pins and football booster ribbons, sponsored a faculty coffee, went to FHA State Convention and attended the Area Vll meeting in San Marcos. A picnic was held in September and a party was given at Christmas time. A Sweet- heart Banquet was in February at which time Carol Gonzales was named FHA Sweetheart and an Awards banquet was held in May. Stella Morales, Soila Olivarri, and Sandra Gon- zales were chosen Outstanding FHA members for the year. Officers of the club are Irene Lipsett, presi- dent, Carol Gonzales, vice-president, Soila Olivarri, treasurer, Stella Morales, secretary, Nadine Menchaca, social chairman, Sandra Gonzales, parliamentarian, and Sylvia Cantu, reporter. lAl Placing crackers in an artistic display, Carol Gon- zales and Sylvia Cantu prepare food for a Christmas party. lBl Future Homemakers of America are: lbot- tom rowl Irene Lepsett, Carol Gonzales, Stella Morales, Soila Olivarri, Nadine Menchaca, Sylvia Cantu, lmiddle rowl Yolanda Martinez, Eva Saucedo, Mary Serenil, Alma Rodriguez, Alice Mendez, Rita 140 Clubs Dove, Norma Maldonado, Alia Garcia, Milly Garza, Norma Rosas, Connie Ybarra, ltop rowl Amelia Naranjo, Yolanda Munoz, Sandra Sanchez, Leonor Montoya, Rachel Alviar, Manuela Chavez, Yolanda Perez, Sandra Herrera, Diane Lieserio, Cindy Fraga, Sonia Cruz. BUSINESS CAREERS Houston frip a success Learning more about the business world is the purpose of the organization, the Business Careers Club. With Mrs. Ferguson, Miss Ellis, and Mrs. Patterson as sponsors, they visited the Astro- dome, the Galaria, and the J. F. Kennedy Memorial in Houston. Other activities included a Christmas Banquet, and speakers discussing Real Estate, and Dictaphones. The only fund raising activity, a candle sale, was used to raise money for the Houston trip. Officers for the year are Denise Teaseley, president, Jackie Meyers, vice president, Rhonda Masters, Treasurer, Norma Zuniga, Secretary, and Maria Vargas, Reporter. Business Careers members are: lfirst rowl Mrs. Gloria Lillian Riojas Mary Lou Garcia Sandy Hernandez Conner, Maria Vargas, Norma Zuniga, Jackie Meyer, Miss C Ellis lthird rowl Patricia Huizar Ruth Magal Ronda Masters, Denise Teaseley, Mrs. Ferguson. lsec- lanez Diana Almendarez Irene Alvarado Janet Casil ond rowl Mrs. Patterson, Nancy Moreno, Violet las Sylvia Pavla Dolores Gonzales Bertha Coronado Leyva, Connie Torres, Elsa Sanchez, Linda Verer, MEDICAL CAREERS Career day held Aiming towards careers in medicine, Medical Careers Club members get a head start. Throughout the school year they listen to professionals speak about their careers during the meetings held twice a month. One of the highlights of the cIub's functions was a Health Careers Day held in the audio visual center. Sales activities included cake sales, Christ- mas chimes and Stanley Products. Officers are Ruth Magallanez, president, Mary Gonzalez, vice-president, Linda Wilson, secretary, Maggie Magallanez, historian and Manuel De La Garza, treasurer. Mrs. Lupita Rodriguez and Mr. William McCauley are the sponsors. lal Speaking with a guest speaker is I, Ruth Magallanez. lbl Members of K . the club are ltopl John Villanueva, Belinda Ornelas, Anne Chavez, Sonia Cruz, Cindy Fraga, lmiddlel Mr. McCauley, Gerald Rodriguez, Km Diana Gamez, Diane Liserio, Miss Carr, lbottoml Mrs. L. Rodriguez, Ruth Magallanez, Mary Gonzalez, Linda Wilson, Maggie Magallanez, and Manuel De La Garza. by lr CHORAL CLUB Performance To perpetuate an interest in choral music, the choral club practiced continuously for Christmas Concert, Honors Night, and University Inter- scholastic League Contest. This year's Christmas Con- cert was performed in assis- tance with Gerald Elementary School. Then returning the visit the choir visited their school to extend appreciation and give another Christmas Concert. A third Christmas Concert was given at San Jose Mission. Highlighting the years activ- ities was UI L Contest. Receiv- ing a one in Solo Ensemble, Mike Bryant and Debbie Bar- nett were qualified to attend State Contest. In June in state contest Debbie Barnett took a two rating and Mike Bryant took a one. Officers for the club con- sisted of Debbie Barnett, presi- dent, Evie Caballero, vice-presi- dent, Vincent Villegas, trea- surer, Becky Valdez, secretary, and Mr. Lile, sponsor. Ial Choir members are lbottoml Gregoria Macias, Margaret Gonzalez, Marisela Flores, Vincent Villegas, Becky Valdez, Evie Caballero, Debbie Barnett, Yamilet Ar- ciniega, Linda Castillo. lmiddlel Mr. John Lile, Irene Vasquez, Cindi Surber, Janie Garcia, Shannon Mellene, Anastacio Reyna, Charles Harless, Mike Bryant, Jesse Fritz, Roger Gonzales, Rose Rivera, Mary Ybarra, Sylvia Diaz. ltopl Veronica Younger, Cheryl Hall, Jo Ann Martinez, Tony Malacara, Miguel Medrano, Alex Bautista, Ernest Martinez, Robert Orta, Richard Gon- zales, Randy Aguirre, Robbie Powell. LQ Banquets honors members Teaching ICT students how Mr. Behrens found students activities, a banquet was held to get a job, and how to keep various jobs, and showed them to honor the most outstanding it, Mr. Behrens assisted many job opportunities. members: Armando Alderete youths. Throughout the year, At the end of the year's and Henry Galvan. lCT members are: lfirst rowl Joe Aguilar, Henry Gal- Salazar, James Arnold, Patrick Murphy, lthird rowl van, Alfred Tobias, Roland Cantu, Nat Rodriguez, Javier De La Torre, Fermin Perales, Alfred Pineda, Jerry Jones, Mr. Behrens lsecond rowl Edward Cerna, Ruben Cavazos, Bennie Trevino, Zane Lindsey, Her- Abel Salazar, Manuel Medina, Gilbert Ornelas, Gilbert man, Steve Winston. lndianeffes parade in new uniforms INDIANETTES Kai While marching in the Battle of Flowers Parade, the Indian ettes display their new uniforms. fbi In order to raise money for Indianette senior trip, officers auctioned off their offices . here Carol Cortez acts as IVIajor. ici Unused megaphone and pompoms sit on field during game. INDIANETTES Work and determina- tion prove a success Beginning with the summer, the lndianettes had both an active and successful year. A bake and tamale sale were used to start the year's money making projects, while officers, cheer- leaders, and dance team members attended camps to prepare themselves for a full year of activity. Near the end of the summer a picnic was held at Brackenridge park so that old and new members could become better acquainted. Football season brought a flood of activity for which the lndianettes had so hard prepared. Besides preparing halftime performances for the games they were busy selling various kinds of tickets, mums for special games, and ball- oons. ln order to attend a football game in Laredo they sold Haunted House tickets. Basketball season was just as busy. The Dance team provided the halftime entertain- ment at the games. For the first time in many years the lndianettes sponsored a basketball sweetheart. Grace Garza was this year's sweet- heart. ln addition to attending basketball games there were calendars and tickets to faculty games to sell. ln their spare time the girls helped with the Muscular Dystrophy and March of Dimes campaigns. Some of the larger projects were the Saint Patricks Day Dance and the production of the Same Time, Same Station Show. The biggest event of course was the Maroon and Gold Prom which was held April 28. To finish off the year the lndianettes held a small banquet where the outstanding girls of the year were announced. They were sopho- more, Diana Lorms, junior, Feliz Morin, and senior, Jocelyn Shockey. The seniors closed out the year with a trip to Galveston and on Seniors Honors Night Pat Villarreal was given the lndianettes award. Officers for this year were: Colonel Pat Vil- larreal, Lt. Colonel, Kathy Waight, Major, Rose- mary Perez, Senior Captain, Irma Ramirez, Ju- nior Captain, Feliz Morin, President, Gloria Gonzales, and Dance Team Captain, Jocelyn Shockey. The sponsor of the lndianettes is Miss Emma Diaz. lAl After formal initiation, new members recite the oath with a lighted candle. lBl During the initi ation ceremonies, Miss Diaz presents new member with necklace, as Pat Villarreal awaits to congratu- late. lCl Saluting, while singing the school song are the cheerleaders with the majorettes in back- ground. 2 ' , INDIANETTES Morale boos+ers vii ,Y 1 K 'Nr QI f ' r ing, 5. 3, WF- m - wx 'M - Q . -A , -. -Q 4.1, H, 'az- Q. 2 , Af,J:f.?i 'If' 4 ' '.., ii u jg- 5 148 Clubs 9' fn 1 V 3' 15? V' kr ara. , lndianettes are: ikneelingl Mario Conde, Gilda Garza, Mary Gutierrez, Rosalie Urbanowich, Elma Alaniz, Wanda Wood, lsittingl Sylvia Montemayor, Angie Soto, Mary Jane Sanchez, Irene Uriegas, Dolores Garcia, Carolina Cortez, Terri Ramos, Mary Vela, Dalia Tala- mantez, Ana Fernandez, Barbara Alvarez, lrma Ramirez, Kathy Waight, Miss Emma Diaz, Pat Villarreal, Ms. Marquez, Rosamary Perez, Feliz Morin, Dolly Reyes, Celeste Martinez, Jackie Fores, Maria Martinez, Liz Vela, Delma Gonzales, Esther Garza, Sharon Seal lthird rowl Rosalinda Marroquin, Diane Gutierrez, Esther Alfaro, Linda Ramirez, Nancy Fuentes, Irma Martinez, Loretta Garcia, Diana Lorms, Janie Perez, Betty Riojas, Mary Gonzales, Leticia Dovalina, Sylvia Saenz, Mary Lou Garcia, Janie Gaitan, Mary Simpson, Rosemary Palacios, Brenda Pacheco, Cynthia Heimsath, Gloria Sanchez, Hilda Villarreal, Gwen Trevathon, Cindy Wood, Susan Villarreal, Rachel Paredez, lfourth rowl Gloria Rodriguez, Leigh Fraga, Oralia Hoyos, Maria Fernandez, Rosemary Sanchez, Marianela De La Gar- za, Melanie Wright, Ana Tesa Trigilio, Rosemary Gib- bons, Diana Villanueva, Mary Jane Trevino, Olga Olivarri, Paula Villagran, Debbie Fesenden, Irma Vil- lalobos, Mary Lerma, Yolanda Pena, Helen Guerra, Margaret Rivera, Clara Ramirez, Beatrice Briseno, Lydia Arredondo, Grace Gonzales lfifth rowl Dance Team: Thelma Tober, Grace Garza, Gloria Gonzales, Lindy Avila, Carol Wood, Rosemary Espinoza, Sylvia Guerra, Olivia Canales, Jocelyn Shockey, Yolanda Hernandez. iBl Within the crowd during a football game, lndianettes help boost morale for the B-team. lCl Head cheerleader Rosalie Urbanowich leading cheers before a game. l is Life ra ry works Write On is the main activity of the Bards and Scribes, a creative writing club. With the help of their sponsor, Mr. Robert Trigilio, the mem- bers learn the basic skills of writing and publish monthly a booklet containing poems and short stories. The material sub- mitted is written entirely by the students and is used as a moneymaking project through out the year. Members of the club who received honors for their writ- ing ability this past year are Blanca Aguilar, who placed first and Elizabeth Peters com- ing in second in a Ready Writ- ing Contest at the University Interscholastic League Literary Meet. Patricia Roe received a certificate of acceptance from the National High School Poetry Press Association for a poem she submitted to this contest. Club officers are Blanca Aguilar, president, Rose Marie Galindo, secretaryp and Patricia Roe, treasurer. lal Members top to bottom are Jimmy Eckerman, Bruce Bentley, Mr. Trigilio, Carlos Nava, Kathy Waight, Nancy Snyder, Ada Chavez, Elizabeth Peters, Blanca Aguilar, Rose Marie Galindo, and Patricia Roe. lbl Always ready with helpful criticism, Mr. Robert Trigilio has taken on a very active part in the Bards and Scribes. 150 Clubs VICA I26 Meet attended Attending an area five dis- trict meet at John Jay High School won the main event for VICA 126 this year. Along with Mr. Himlin and John Pawalek, president, students from the vocational class also attended a leadership con- ference. The purpose of VICA 126 is to teach students and to show them how to operate machinery. lal Working with a machine, John Powalek gets on the job training while in class. ibl Members of VICA 126 are lbottom rowi John Powalek, Jerry Gonzales. Ruben Guerra, John Villalobns, John Cagle, Joe Morogin, ii. riddle rowl Thomas Saucedo, Domingo Auina, Arturo Zuinonez, Gilbert Mendez, Thom Almendarez, Nazarie Palacias, ltop rowl Robert Taffy, Ray Ham- monds, Ronnie Quiroz, Raymond Ramon, Jesse Vara, Manuel Rendon. VICA l9O Girls place 3rcl in state Various hairdressing awards were won by girls in this year's VICA 190. After attending a district meet at Roosevelt High School, Martha Yvarra placed third, Angie Montelongo, fourth, and Rosie Montez, fifth in the hairdressing com- petition. ln the job application category Angie Montelongo won the first place honor. This enabled her to advance to state competition in Fort Worth, Texas where she placed third. In February Miss Chris Sal- vatierra, sponsor, along with seven girls from the club, at- tended the Texas Cosmetology Convention. slz MQ: lal Members of VICA 190 are ltop to bottoml Leticia Garza, Chris- tine Olmos, Aido Morales, Lydia Arispe, Yolanda Martinez, Helen Cabrera, Irma Cortez, Rosalinda Reyes, Diana Sanchez, Cathy Donahoe, Estella DeSantiago, Debbie Garcia, Margie Gamez, Irene , Garcia, Magdalana Garza, Sherrane Montgomery, Angie Montelongo, Bertha Moreno, Martha Ybarra, Rosie Montez, Teresa Garcia, Grace Trevino, Lupe Paz. lbl Rosie Montez practices wig styling, one of the many skills taught in VICA 190. 152 Clubs lil L5 'V Le Cercle FRANCAIS lvlagnifiquel Flying to Dallas, Texas for the annual Jesuit Prep School French Symposium was the main event for Le Cercle Francais this year. Chap- eroned by Mrs. Matilda Saenz, French teacher and her husband, Mr. Ruben Saenz, fifteen students participated in prose, poetry, art, vocabulary, and grammar contests, and Le Tour de France bicycle race. After being honored with La Victoire Award, given for sports- manship and spirit, and a third place ribbon in the art division for Karen Phillips, the group spent a day at Six Flags. The trip was made possible by cake sales held in September and October, a Christmas candy sale and a St. Patrick's carnation sale. Coordinating these activities were officers Belinda Ornelas, president, Sylvia Herrera, vice president, Karen Smothers, secretary, Rudy Olivarri, treasurer, Sonia Hernandez, parlia- mentariang and Roxanne Masters, reporter. Throughout the year, the club and other French students attended a French play by Moliere at Our Lady of the Lake College and a French movie at Trinity University. A banquet was also held at the Swiss Chalet in May. 'sss L .r.r r . . fir .451 Attt it . L 'Q ...T ' ' lAl Racing in Le Tour de France bicycle race is Randy Ouiroz. lBl Mem- bers of Le Cercle Francais are lfirst rowl Mrs. Matilda Saenz, Roxanne Masters, Sonia Hernandez, Sylvia Herrera, Belinda Ornelas, Karen Smoth ers, Rudy Olivarri, lsecondl Robert Trevino, Rhonda Smith, Yolanda Anthony, Rosalinda Ruiz, Dalia Medina, William Mascar, lthirdl Emma Tucker, Sylvia Trevino, George Martinez, Randy Ouiroz, Debbie Smith, Gabriel Lara, lfourthl Jim Stiefer, Jack Youngs, William Snyder, Tim Frazier, Karen Phillips, Carlos Arcos. lCl Serving eclairs at a coffee given during Christmas are Sylvia Trevino, Emma Tucker, Karen Smothers, and Mrs. Matilda Saenz, LOS HISPANQS 'Morning has broken' Serenading to their mother's Las Mananitas on Mother's Day and having a hard time choosing the two most active senior club members to award them with 375.00 scholarships kept the Spanish Club in a rush. The two were Janie Garcia and Rosemary Perez. Also, the club sponsored three car washes, two bake sales, a Christmas card sale, sale of stationery and a Mexican breakfast for the faculty. Socially, the Spanish Club attended a Halloween party, an Installation Banquet, and a picnic at Brackenridge Park. F First Row: Rosemary Perez, Miss Wilson, Miss Rodriguez, Janie Garcia, president, Carol Cortez, Delia Bara, Luis Martinez, Elizabeth Barboza, Mr. Romero. Second Row: Grace Garza, Yolanda Hernandez, Mary Jane Sanchez, Rosemary Espinoza, Lindy Avila, Rita Barrera, Yolanda Arredondo, Maria Fernandez, Ana Maria Fernandez, Hilda Villarreal, Jesse Alvarez, Carlos Castillo. Third Row: Ernest Jasso, Abel Cerda, Javier Bustos, Robert De La Garza, Steve Menchaca, John Villalobos, Mary Lou Ramirez, Jorge Montalvo, Alfredo Tobias, Rebeca Plata, Frank Davalos, Jim Reyes. CHESS CLUB Diva caissa Members of the Chess Club have maintained a high quality of play as evidenced by their performance this year. From a membership of fif- teen, the club sponsored two teams of four players each, to play in several high school tournaments. Because of high costs to the players leach player had to pay an average of two dollars per tournamentl, as a money making project the chess club sponsored a chess tournament of their own. The tournament was both a financial and team success with the chess team placing third and the net total being over one hundred dollars. This year also gave members a chance to see grandmasters of chess from all over the world play, includ- ing three players from the Soviet Union. The grandmasters played at the Church's First International Chess Tournament at the Hemisfair area. A special treat was the arrival of current World's Champion of Chess, Robert Fischer at the tour- nament. Members were able to attend free of charge through the generosity of Church's Fried Chicken lnc. who gave members free tickets. Officers for the year were, Peter A. Villarreal, president, Bruce Bent- Iey, vice-president, Jim Eckerman, treasurer, Cynthia Campos, secre- tary, and Thomas Ramirez, statisti- cian. lal Members top to bottom are Raul Martinez, Robert F. Winkler, Abel Trevino, Emilio Flores, Ben Rodriquez, Armando Garza, Carlos Castillo, Lewis Johns, Mr. V. V. DeSoto, sponsor, Pete A. Villarreal, president, Bruce Bentley, vice- president, Jimmy Eckerman, trea- surer, Thomas Ramirez, statistician. lbl Thomas Ramirez and grandmas- ter Henrique Mecking. lcl World's Champion Robert Fischer. ldl Con- centration is the name of the game. The first time ever sponsoring a class, the P.T.A. sent parents on the senior trip to Astro World in May. Also after sponsoring a Christmas dance in cooperation with the senior class to raise mon- ey for four 375.00 scholarships, the P.T.A. do- nated money to the Dorothy M. Stinson schol- arship fund. The four 375.00 scholarships were presented P.T.A. Schola rships awarded to Irene Gasca, Jerry Jones, Lucia Ornellas, and Esther Salazar. Winners to the memberships drive were also announced. First place winners were the senior advisory of Mr. Romeo Romero, Mrs. Elvira Gonzales second, and tied for third were Mrs. Mikel Arnold and Mr. James Breuer. The P.T.A. also donated money to help John Villanueva attend the President's classroom in Washington D.C. Back Row: Dora Cabrera, Carol Cortez, Dolores Garcia, Susan Montalvo, Ernest Jaramillo, Allen Johnson, Robert Black, Allen Jacques, Joe Dimas. Front: Irene Vasquez, Mary Jo Garcia, Mrs. Alvarado, Mrs. Meyers, Mrs. Alfred Carrillo, president, Mr. Romeo J. Romero. MNQ xx . NN egg , L NNN - X,kk S .. X N., N, . -.wx T H.-mg-fweei i . ,. , ,A ,,t,-Am. . ,se ft. ELCOME ST DiVlS!ON ANDAL x we-2 ,. E: .r ,U . .- ra W... Nj?-M-'0 5 is Q XXX K ,K ,...,,x :.,. ., 'N-B.. illgwwif lx Ai Sign at Motor Hotel acknowledging the In- dian Band's achieve- ment. Bi Checking last minute details before departure to Galveston, Texas are Ricky Jim- enez, Otis Winters, and Tim Frazier. BAND Q Al Assembling the band together at the Southwest Sea-Arama Band -f gi: ' .sl -.,- . Festival is Mr. Charles Arsuaga. Bi in L The cornet section play a tune for . B the Spring Concert. T P ..,: , Q Activities for the Indian Band this year were numerous and well rewarding. Under the direction of Charles Arsuaga, band members found themselves participating in everything from football festivities to an opening ceremony at Centeno's Market Place, as well as the annual Senior Honors Night, Spring Con- cert and commencement exercises. Competing in University lnterscholastic League con tests brought the band a ll division in marching and a l division in inspection. Spring concert season brought higher awards. The band entered UI L Concert and Sightreading Contest and earned a ll in both events. A Qvf The following week the band traveled to Galveston, ' Texas where they entered in the Sea-Arama Southwest 7 . . A F Band Festival and received three first divisions and no-Q ,X were runners-up for the Sweepstakes Award. X , is E Q . ff! Other competitions brought individuals high place- ments and first division medals. At Majorette Twirling Contest twelve medals were brought home by the majorettes. At UlL Solo 8: Ensembles Contest 16 musicians received first division medals. For district tryouts Carmen Amons, Belinda Gutierrez, Mary Ann Martinez, Billy Newman, Gary Newman, Dennis Nol- kamper, and Richard Ozuna were all accepted into the district band. Belinda Gutierrez and Billy Newman were qualified to go on to Area Band tryouts. Fund-raising projects for the year consisted of candy sales and calendar sales, a spirit chain, car washes, and the third annual Mexican Supper. At the Spring Concert, Billy Newman was awarded the John Phillip Sousa Award and Blanca Aguilar was announced Band Sweetheart. Officers for the year were Carmen Amons, president, Roy Talamantez, vice-president, Janet Ramirez, secre- tary, Cindy Hanna, financial secretary, Mary Lou Ramirez, treasurer, and Blanca Aguilar, reporter. Military officers were Tim Frazier, drum major, Mary Bailey, assistant drum major, majorettes: Debbie Adame, Delia Bara, Lamar Rodriguez, Karen Smothers, Sylvia Teieda, and Carolea Wise. 'H as 'F X it . BAND VkV,- eggs' A 5 'S 5 1 F Q-,gjpl Al Katy Thompson toots her flute in the Battle of Flowers Parade. Bl Sac Tejeda, Rachel Trevino, Billy Newman, Hector Gamboa, and Gary Newman play a feature number at the Senior Honors Night ceremony. I Band members are: ltopl Richard Torrez, Cindy Han- na, Dennis Nolkamper, Albert Rios, Arthur Selpul- veda, Otis Winters, Alfred Carrillo, Oscar Valdez, Richard Snyder, Terry Newman, George Ozuna, Ernest Vega, Kenneth Harlan, Mike Bryant, Leroy Kramm, Pete Ramirez, Jasper Winters, Mark Mundine, Leo Trevino, Irma Sanchez, Mary Bailey, Robert Black, Randy Arguijo, Ruben Casteneda, Jose Segovia. lsec' ondl Jackie Vasquez, Robert Rivas, JoAnn Huizar, Rosalinda Herrera, Connie Figuroa, Diane Murphy, I. I. 1 4 Jesse Montalvo, Robert Rosales, Joe Mata, Max Cabrera, Richard Jimenez, Allen Jacques, Richard Muniz, Carolyn Johnson, John Rodriguez, Bruce White, Gary Newman, Eddie Dugosh, Raul Herrera, Hector Gamboa, Stanley Migl, Sacremento Tejeda, Rosanna Lance, Edward Babida. ithirdl Yolanda Her- nandez, Mary Ann Rodriguez, Teresa Vasquez, Irene Vasquez, Dolores Figuroa, Mary Ann Martinez, Diana Robledo, Kathleen Elizondo, Helen Block, Anastas- scio Montoya, Richard Ozuna, Carmen Amons, Billy STN 1-3 I 'X Newman, Maria Palacios, Alfredo Fernandez, Alan Stockton, Frank Thompson, Rebecca Herrera, Belia Sanchez, Veronica Vasquez, Mary Lou Ramirez, Linda Swank, Rachel Trevino, Melody Rome, lfourthl Mr. Charles Arsuaga, Ernest Heimsath, Pamela Gal- legos, Diana Cook, Belinda Gutierrez, Cheryl Huntress Dora Cabrera, Deana Barrientes, Janet Ramirez, Vickie Favor, Cindy Perkins, Rosario Vasquez, Tim Frazier. lbottoml Sylvia Heimsath, Andrea Saucedo, Norma Dominguez, Linda Lieck, Myrna Ortiz, Irma X , ,f 'um I Martinez, Connie Mejia. Annette Arciniega, Jerry Alvarado, Rudy Vasquez, Henry Almendarez, Martha Jo Garcia, Edward Sonnen, Robert Montalvo, Robert Cruz, Roy Talamantez, John Bennett, Victor Alvarado Nick Almendarez, Richard Elizonda, Silvia Trevino, Kathryn Thompson, Cynthia Salvera, Paulette Thomp- son, Blanca Aguilar, Corina Vasquez, lmajorettesl Debbie Adame, Lamar Rodriguez, Sylvia Tejeda, Carolea Wise, Karen Smothers, Delia Bara. BAND Arsuoga directs award-winning band AJ The band prepares to line up for inspection prior to a football game. BJ Directing the band during the Spring Concert is Mr. Charles Ar- suaga. Ci Playing at the Spring Concert are Pete Ramirez, Irma Sanchez, and Carolea Wise. 162 clubs ' s , , a ' r .fl Af' '-Q... 'im '?,3iQCf.' xi f F 1' i STUDENT COUNCIL Ecology week highlights year The Student Council remained busy throughout the year as in previous years. While selling school supplies and other items in the stores, they sponsored many of the all-school events. Regular activities throughout the year included the presentations of the peace pipe at all home football games, I.D. cards, dances, and a teachers coffee. New events held were a student opinion poll on drugs and Ecology Week. In April Student Council elections were held and a record total of 1,457 students voted for the offices of president and vice-president. Mr. James Breuer, who has sponsored the Student Council for 5 years turned in his resignation this year. At the banquet held in May a loving cup was presented to him. Also awarded at the banquet were outstanding members that contributed much of their time and efforts throughout the year. They were outstanding freshman, Rey Limon, outstanding sophomore, Terry Meyer, outstand- ing junior, John Rodriguez, outstanding senior, Helen Dominguez, outstanding roving member, Randy Ouiroz. The most outstanding member over-all throughout the year was awarded to Joe Wayne Winters, president. S.C. executive board members are lfirst rowl Mary Jane Sanchez, spirit committee, Mary Lou Morales, parliamentar- ian, Lindy Avila, chaplain, Denise Teasley, corresponding secretary, Cynthia Garza, recording secretary, Pat Vil- larreal, illustrations committee lsecondl Joe Winters, president, Maria Vargas, decorum committee, Carmen Vasquez, publications committee, Rosemary Espinoza, safety committee, Sylvia Sanchez, reporter, Gavino Limon, finance committee lthirdl Jack Youngs, first vice-president, Jackie Meyer, second vice-president, John Villanueva, finance committee, Terry Vasquez, historian, Daniel Casanova, treasurer, Mr. James Breuer. lAl Senior S.C. members are lfirstl Helen Dominguez, Irma Villalobos, Margaret Gonzalez, Suzanne Carranco, Rose Marie Galindo. lsecondl Cynthia Salvera, Rosa- linda Frias, Yamilet Arciniega, Oralia De La Garza, Darlene Lux. lthirdl Leo- nard Ziegler, Diana Medina, Susan Mon- talbo. lfourthl Henry San Miguel, Paul Soriano, Edward Flores, Pat Patterson. lBl Junior S.C. members are lfirstl Ed- ward Menchaca, Richard Burrell, Guy Simpson, Randy Quiroz, Charles Migl, Delia Bara, Mary Gonzales, Carol Gon- zales. lsecondi Robert De La Garza, Aurora Garcia, lrma Martinez, Diana Benavides, Karen Baumann, Mary Ybarra, Teresa Martinez, Evline Salazar. lthirdl John Villalobos, Mary Ramirez, Leticia Perez, Luis Martinez, Corina Vasquez, Yolanda Pena, Rachel Santillan, Roslyn Estrada. lCl The Student Faculty Forum consists of S.C. members as well as students chosen at large. Members discussing school problems are Jo Ann Sotelo, Galvino Limon, Jackie Meyer, Mr. Trigilio and Joe Winters. lDl Sopho- more S.C. members are lfirsti Emma Ortega, Marie Velasquez, Leticia Dova- lina, Jackie Flores, Sharon Seal, Delma Gonzales, Tina Viagran. lsecondl Terry Meyer, Debbie Waight, Rosalinda Garcia, Maria Fernandez, Rosemary Sanchez, Oralia Hoyos, Dennis Erickson, lthirdl Lydia Acosta, Rosalinda Gonzales, Alma Sanchez, Diana Gomez, Rose Serrato, Jackie Vasquez, lfourthl Jesse Parra, Sandy Bratcher. Martha Villanueva, Diana Lorms, Emma Tucker, lfifthl Mike Medrano, Frank Thompson, Carolyn Johnson, Irene Lipsett, Martha Hill. Z s mf viii! Dunant' i. . STUDENT COUNCIL Forum solves problems STUDENT COUNCIL Peace pipe ceremonies QA! Presenting the peace pipe to students representing Breckenridge High School are Terry Vasquez, Daniel Casanova, and Maria Vargas. N CBJ Freshman Student Council memi bers are ifirst rovvi Sandra Garza, Ann Chavez, Janie Fresniilo, Diana Salinas isecondi Nancy Cantu, Doreen Morin, Margaret Mendez, Diana Aguirre ithirdi Gerald Hernandez, Veronica Morin, Walter Hindberg, Gorge Montalbo. N Q21 l W, ff .kiwi li R.O.T.C. Sharpshoofer places first in cify Keeping their rating in the annual Federal inspection, the Brigade Staff, C!Lt, Col. Jack Youngs, C!Capt. Steven Campa, CfMaj. Robert Ortiz, and C!Lt Col. Richardo Lopez, made sure that throughout the year cadets practiced to get different drills correct. Activities for the year in- cluded Federal lnspection, ann- ual corps day, National Guard Display, the Military Ball, and various money making projects. For the first time in the history of ROTC, there was a parent booster club for all teams pertaining to the corps. The purpose of the club was to assist ROTC cadets and teams in various activities. The Boos- ter Club helped sponsor the Military Ball, the Rifle team trip to Houston, the drill team's trip to Kingsville and Arlington. In eighteen shoulder-to- shoulder matches the varsity rifle team placed third in city, and in individual competition, one member, Robert Ortiz, placed first in city. The Varsity Drill team won two team trophies, and later performed at the Fiesta Flambeau Parade along with the Freshmen Drill team. The Freshmen Drill Team later attended the Alamo Drill Meet and won four team trophies. ial Standing at attention during the annual Federal Inspection are the Brigade staff members, C I Lieuten- ant Colonel Jack Youngs, C 1' Cap- tain Steven Campos, C! Lieuten- ant Colonel Richardo Lopez, and C X Major Robert Oritz. MTW' Ai Members of the Freshmen Drill Team are: M. Medrano, J. Glando, A. Duron, J. Rodriguez E. Fuentes, R. Castillo, C. Rivera, M. Rivera, R. Ramirez, T. Houston, D. Ramirez, G. Ramirez. 168 Clubs ROTC Cadets lake aim Bl Testing medical equipment are Shirley Blancas, Hermilia Sanchez, and Becky Plata. Cl Interests in different types of gun is displayed by Abel Limon and other R.O.T.C. cadets. Members of the Drill Team are: ltop rowl Rudy Gar- tinez, Steve Campa, lcenter rowl: Jack Youngs, za, Allen Ballesteros, Joe Juarez, Robert Ortiz, Andy Edward Youngs, David Herrera, Robert Reyes. lbot- Martinez, Edward Reyna, Robin Ballesteros, Gabriel tom rowl: Gilbert Cilendez, Fernando Frias. Guerra, Richard Luna, Ronnie Quiroz, George Mar- 170 clubs swf, Corpsdettes Drill Team members are: Al lfirst rowl: Martha Lopez, Mary Luna, Leticia Gomez, Hermina Trevino, Teresa Arriaga, Diana Lopez, Blanca Garcia lmiddle rowl: Ester Bernal, Hermilia Sanchez, Elvia Macias, Pat Blancas, Diana Duron, Josie Rodriguez, Becky Gonzales, Mary Medrano, Shirley Blancas, Janie Lopez ltop rowl: Monica Guerrero, Virginia Canales, Frances Aceves, Irene Canales, Irma Ramirez, Delia Garza, Yolanda Mata, Rosalinda De Santiago, Bl Taking care of merchandise to be sold is Shirley Blancas. Cl Practicing for accurateness is Inocencio Sanchez. Dl Corpsdettes mem- bers are: Shirley Blancas, Irene Rosas, Rosalinda De Santiago, Janie Lopez, Leticia Perez, Connie Aceves, Ester Bernal, Martha Lopez, Diana Lopez, Elvia Macias. lsecond rowl: Janie Cerda, Frances Aceves, Teresa Arriga, Delia Garza, Irma Ramirez, Virginia Canales, Maria Salas, Mary Medrano, Monica Guerrero, Becky Plata, Herminia Trevino, lrene Canales. lthird rowl: Cindy Riojas, Janie Garcia, Becky Gon' zales, Pat Blancas, Diana Duron, Maria Aguero, Yolanda Mata, Leticia Gomez, Mary Luna, Josie Rodriguez, Hermilia San- chez. ltop rowl: Maria Casillas, Blanca Garcia, Olga Reyes, Estrella Villegas, Norma Rosas, Sylvia Salazar, Isabel Garcia. fm ROTC Sharpshocfrer 5 f i it . 121 .51 g p .Mimi R.O.T.C. lnvolvemenl lAl R.O.T.C. Rifle Team members are: ltop rowl J. Gonzalez, S. Garcia, S. Villegas, J. Cerda, M. Salas, F. Garcia, I. Sanchez. lbottom rowl: A. Cerda, R. Gutierrez, O. Lopez, V. Rivera, C. Trujillo, J. Torres. lBl After cleaning his rifle, Joe Sanchez replaces his artillery in proper place. 2 Q 'ua A , ,sax-sa v-,gy 'flflf f 5 5 5 M SZ a as ij 2 'Way A FM .1 9 A iz yd J ,- V .5 K Y l f 4 xzJ3if?e2 , ,A W , Happiness is fs A kaleidoscope n n 1 Touring museums and visit- ing various cultural institutes, the Kaleidoscope Club intro- duces its members to the fine Mr. William Stoddard and Mrs. Connie Corbell, the club has visited such places as McNay Art Institute, First Repretory Company to see Canturbury Tales , and to the Mexican Cultural Institute to see films on the Mexican Revolution. They have had such projects as painting clown faces for hospi- talized children, a bake sale, and a picnic. Club officers are John Villa- Garza, vice-president, and Anna Fernandez, secretary- treasurer. lal Ada Chavez, Barbara Alvarez, Patti Roe, Nancy Snyder, Eugene Huerta, Leticia Venegas, Sylvia Palacios, Lydia S. Torres, Connie Corbell sponsor, John Villanueva, president: Manuel DeLaGarza, vice-president, Anna Fernandez, secretary-treasurer, Wm. Stoddard, sponsor. lbl Admiring some of the work at the McNay Art Institute is Lydia Torres. lcl Eugene Huerta and Leticia Venegas look at one of the many abstracts at the McNay Art Institute. arts. Along with their sponsors, nueva, presidentg Manuel DeLa- Girl Sporfs Members affenci Dude Ranch The Girls Sports club con- sists of the varsity, B, and freshman volleyball teams. With a large membership they were able to hold various ac- tivities throughout the year, which included a faculty cof- fee, candy sale, and a sweater and T shirt sale. During spirit week feathers were sold and ments were sold. These activities aided the girls to take a trip to the May- an Dude Ranch in May. Officers were Cynthia Gar- za, President, Lamar Rodri- guez, Vice president, Patricia Huizar, secretary, LaVonnia Moses, treasurer, Lynn Butler and Irene Delgado, historian. du ri ng tournaments refresh- pai lal Members of the Girls Sports club are lfirst rowl Miss Jacobs, Donna Mathis, Angie Montelongo, Irene Delgado, Irma Medellin, Yolanda Marline, Cynthia Garza, Miss Ybarra. lsecond rowl Miss Tijerina, Janet Lutz, Lynn Butler, Gerry Morin, Diana Pena, Lamar Rodriguez, Miss Hickman. lthird rowl Carmen Amons, Adela Reyna, Jean Hill, Carol Tuttle, Lavonia Mosses, Q . Mu. Alma Garza, Pat Huizar. lbl ltop rowl Jo Ann Carr, Carmen Babida, Laura Herrera, Sylvia Camacho, Sylvia Gasca, Jackie Carter, Leticia Garza, Adriana Rodriguez, Diana Almandarez, Janie Venegas, Connie Figueroa. lmiddle rowl Veronica Morin, Inez Medellin, Sandra Garza, Doreen Morin, Diana Vara, Julie Cervantes, Nor- ma Vaquera, Shannon Mellene, Gracie Solis, Rose W5 i Jackie Carter, Leticia Garza, Adriana Rodriguez, Diana Al- mandarez, Janie Venegas, Con nie Figueroa. lmiddle rowl Veronica Morin, Inez Medellin Sandra Garza, Doreen Morin, Diana Vara, Julie Cervantes, Norma Vaquera, Shannon Mel- Iene, Gracie Solis, Rose Val- dez. lbottom rowl Martha Mo- reno, Teresa Cantu, Gloria Mejia, Cindy Gaona, Pearl Velasquez, Cynthia Guzman, Susie Flores, Melva Martinez, Diana Rodriguez, Irene Alva- rado, Rosemary Serrato. lcl At the volleyball pep rally Alma Garza rises when her name is called. SPEECH 84 DRAMA Parficipafion The main event for the Speech and Drama Club this year was the production of a comedy entitled George Washington Slept Here . With the assistance of Mr. Richard Brown, sponsor, and many long hours of rehearsal, the 16 members were prepared to present the play March 1st and 2nd. After the play a cast party was held March 8th at the Plaza Dinner Theatre where the cast was entertained. A play entitled The Les- son was performed for the University Interscholastic League One-Act Play Contest held March 31st, This play brought Michael Johnson membership in the All-Star Cast. Mr. Ted Routon also helped Mr. Brown with the production of this play. The following week Donna DeSot won third place in per- suasive speaking and Michael Johnson received third place in informative speaking at the Ul L Speech Contest. At the annual Senior Honor's Night Donna DeSot and Michael Johnson were awarded with the Speech and Drama Award. Club officers are Katy Thompson, president, Mary Bailey, vice-president, Donna DeSot, secretary-treasurer, and Debbie Munoz, reporter. 176 Clubs n' I H l lAl Members of the Speech and Drama club: lfirst rowl Roger Gonzales, Denise Teaseley, Mary Bailey, Katy Thompson, Donna DeSot, Jocelyn Schockey, Yolanda Hernandez. lSecond row:l Peter Villarreal, Carol Wood, Dorothy Lewellyn, Maria Vargas, Sylvia Guerra, Gloria Gonzales, Vicci Favor, lThird rowl Rudy Olivarri, Mike Johnson, Mike Bryant, Robert Martinez, Mr. Brown. lBl Scene from the Speech and Drama club play, George Washington Slept Here. CAMPUS LIFE rapid action in CL Heard of any unusual things happening late- ly? Whatever it is Campus Life is probably in- volved. For example, some of their strange V ifiii projects are: Burger Bashes, the famous Haunted House, the Pie-in-the-Face Machine, , , Y and infamous Campus Life Electric Chair. E ,A an B T Campus Life is not an ordinary club. There ' are no dues or membership requirements. lt is r C an organization packed with action and excite- L ment. Campus Life really does make things W 'fix-wg, happen. M J flies it l i lal Members of Campus Life frolic on the rapids of the Colorado River at the National Convention. lbl Members of Campus Life are ltop to bottoml Pete McLaughlin, Pat Patterson, Guy Simpson, Joe Winters, Richard Burrell, John Longoria, Mario Guerra, Micky Winkler, Edward Gamez, Charles Harless, Debbie Barnett, JoAnn Martinez, Rose- mary Rivera, Roxanne Lance, Cynthia Salvera, Carolea Wise, Irene Rosas, Irene Lipsett, Robbie Powell, Nancy Lyn Snyder, Cris Alarin, Cindy Surber, Angie Montelongo, Trina Winkler, Dina Hernandez, Terry Meyer, Kathy Lawe- rence, Robert DeLaGarza, Norma Rosas, Richard Snyder, Debbie Waight, Jim Morrisey, Miss Donna DeLire, Roger Gonzales, Lynn Butler, William Snyder, Pamela Bielefeld, Debbie Adame, Juan Valverde, Tony Malacaie, Robert Bermudez, Carlos Martinez, Ernest Garza. y i THE CHIEF Coverage While publishing monthly issues of THE CHIEF, staff members attended many activities throughout the year. In December six members, Sandy Bratcher, Donna DeSot, Rudy Olivarri, Katy Thompson, and Robert Trevino, attended the Texas High School Press Association in Denton, Texas. They were accompanied by Mrs. Mikel Arnold and Redskin Staff members. At the University lnterscholastic League competition Belinda Ornelas won two third place medals in feature and news writing, and Rudy Olivarri placed third in editorial writing. Throughout the year students interviewed Dave Madden, celebrity ofthe Partridge Family TV show and Denise Nichols of Room 222. They also attended many political rallies. Over- all the rating of THE CHIEF this year was an All-Texas rating from the THSPA and an award of merit from the lnterscholastic League Press Conference. At the end of the year a banquet was held at Karam's Restaurant. This year also marked a five year time period of sponsorship for Mrs. Mikel Arnold. Resigning from her post as spon- sor, Mrs. Arnold left Harlandale High School to teach in California. , w. 4 1 5,1 A was me-5, We sq .i,M, S sf nulsnlutuilni'1i 1' i P vP!r:avlQp K 1 Q gif - , -... -up ,osx fr 1212 l J I ,f ,fi l 3 Mil: 6' M Q. lai Lecturing students in Journalismll class, Gary De- Laune speaks on television broadcasting. lbl Members of THE CHIEF staff are ibottom rowi Carol Tuttle, Rosemary Perez, Emmajean Ortega, Robbie Powell, Sandy Bratcher, Rose Marie Galindo, imiddle rowi Patricia Roe, Nancy Snyder, JoAnn Alonzo, Gloria Esparza, Jesse Parra, Brenda Galle, Manuel DeLaGarza, itop rowl Rudy Olivarri, Katy Thompson, Donna De- Sot, Belinda Ornelas, Robert Trevinio, John Villanueva, ici During the press banquet, JoAnn Alonzo, Gloria Esparza, Rosemary Perez, and Luis Martinez await their next course. ldl Discussing the format for the next issue of THE CHIEF are Mrs. Arnold and Rudy Olivarri. ldl While at the THSPA Contest at Denton, a hobby horse arouses the memories of childhood for Donna DeSot and Katherine Elizabeth Thompson. REDSKIN U.I.L. winners Writing copy, cropping pictures, construct- ing layouts, and even taking, developing, and printing their own pictures are only a few of the tasks done by Redskin members who also help finance the entire yearbooks by selling advertisement in their spare time. Working together with Mrs. Mikel Arnold, sponsor, the section editors hurry to finish the yearbook so it can be distributed in the fall. In addition to the yearbook staff members are involved in such activities as a Newsfoto Yearbook Convention held at El Tropicano Hotel, a seminar at Trinity University, Univer- sity lnterscholastic League Contest in Denton, Texas, a Christmas party and the annual press banquet. While attending UI L contest in Denton, Joe Castillo placed second and Ben Sosa placed third in feature photography. Officers for the year were Peter A. Villarreal, editor, Jimmy Eckerman, senior editor, Ruben Torrez, sports editor, Edward Reyes, clubs editor, Peter A. Villarreal, Edward Reyes, and Leonard Ziegler, photographers, honorary members included Rudy Olivarri, Katy Thomp- son, and Jocelyn Shockey. lal Photo-editor, Peter Villarreal, files pictures and negatives after printing. lbl Opening her Christmas present, Mrs. Mikel Arnold awaits with curiosity. lcl Members of the REDSKIN staff are: lbottom rowl Edward Reyes, Alma Garza, Pat Huizar, Sylvia Herrera, Freddie Serna, ltop rowl Leonard Zieglar, Ruben Torrez, Peter Villarreal, Jimmie Eckerman, and Roger Gonzales. ldl During the Denton trip, Peter Villarreal and Sylvia Herrera walk down the stairs as Jimmie Eckerman floats through the air. lel Work- ing diligently to finish the yearbook Edward Reyes rushes to complete his section. ww xx .... , A . ww WW i .. 4 X 0 182 184 Honors Math Along with a A average, Greg Luse is presi- dent of the National Honor Society, received the Who's Who award, and is a member of the Spanish National Honor Society. These achievements and many others helped to bring him the Math Award. He plans to attend Trinity University and a study computer programming. Such achievements as membership in the National Honor Society, and an A average in math for her four years at Harlandale help- ed to bring Jocelyn Shockey the Math Award. She plans to attend Trinity University and major in computer science. 'dwe- English Working more than required, four years of English, and en- thusiasm in writing earned Ruben S. Torrez the English Award. He is a member of the National Honor Society. He also plans to major in medicine at Incarnate Word College. Having received a first place in ready writing in the U.l.L. contest and maintaining a honors grade average enabled Blanca Aguilar to receive the English Award. Blanca has had several short stories published. Blanca will be attending Our Lady of the Lake College where she plans to obtain a masters in social work. S E We . -. wwf sc... ,N 186 Honors Science Rose Marie Galindo is secre- tary of the Math and Science club. She plans to attend Saint Mary's University and com- plete her PhD at Texas Medical School. Rose is also secretary of Bards and Scribes. By maintaining an A aver- age in Biology Il as well as be- ing one ofthe most Outstand- ing Teenagers of America Robert Duran earned the Science Award. Robert plans to attend Trin- ity University after graduating from Harlandale. Social Science Along with maintaining an A average, Tomas Avila received the Ameri- can Legion Award and the I Dare You Award. These academic achieve- ments helped to bring Tomas the Social Science Award. He plans to attend Trinity University and major in business laccountingl. Maintaining an A average through American government and Advanced government helped Oralia De La Garza to win the Social Science Award. She plans to attend San Antonio College then further her studies at Our Lady of the Lake College. Journalism Attending the journalism convention in Denton, Texas and holding the office of business manager for The Chief were some of the achievements which brought Katy Thomp- son the journalism award. She plans to further her education at South- west Texas State Unviersity. 188 Honors 1 ' ,ff lg' f it34,,..,f T -A y , r W ,i V , il, N 4 Rudy Olivarri has been the newspaper staff for three years. Sewing as editor-in-chief of The Chief, winning various journalistic honors and maintaining an A average earned him the journalism honor. He will attend Texas A8aM this fall where he will major in journalism. Spanhh Keeping an A average for his three years in Spanish qualified Juan Castillo for the Spanish Honor. Juan also showed interest in exhibitions dealing with the cultures of Spain and Mexico. Assisting Mr. Romeo Romero in keeping his records straight, Lucy Ornelas received the Spanish Honor. Planning to attend San Antonio College, Lucy intends to earn a Spanish teaching certificate. She plans to return to Harlandale to teach. French Having an A average for two years qualified Belinda Ornelas for the French Honor. Belinda was also president of the French Club, and attended the French Symposium in Dallas. Ari' Yamilet Arciniega having won second place an lntefpfefef- ' . at the P.T.A. Art Show and maintaining a high TWO VBHVS Of aft and 3 high lnfefesf dls' average in Art II was presented with the Art plaved bvth at Sqhool and at hvme earned Award on Honors Night. Stephen A. Dominquez the Art Award. Yamiget plans to go to the University of He plans to further his studies in art at San Texas at Austin after which she will become Antonio COHSQB- 190 Honors Band Bill Andrew Newman has been an outstand- ing member in the Indian Band for four years. This year he won an Ensemble Class I Medal and placed first chair in District Band. He also was admitted into Regional Band. His plans are to attend college, major in music, and be- come a band director. V tivde Aff Q fag Music Serving as President of the Choir Club, Deb- bie Barnett is also in the San Antonio Youth Choral Club. She received a First Rating Gold Medal in the University interscholastic League contest. She plans to further her studies in voice by attending music college. 192 Honors Physical Education Maintaining an A average over four years and being honored at the sports Banquet are but few of the things which brought Robert Mendez the Physical Education Award. Robert is currently undecided as to the future. ?' lla, ,L 1, m ff- 'wi I QW. wt 'rvv -juli ,fi ' ..,,f'. sa ...Q iii 'fs f Q 483 JP Q95 Pat Villarreal was chosen as this year's out- standing lndianette. She was Colonel this year and was Junior Captain last year. All these factors won for Pat the lndianette Award. Homemaking George Ramirez feels his strong belief in God helped him get the Homemaking Award. He plans to attend Dallas Baptist College. He wants to be a ministerial student. Because of her high average and exceptional character Gloria Gonzales was awarded the Home- making Award. Gloria is undecided as to any future plans. I-l.E.C.E. Margarita Gonzalez plans to go to San Antonio College, and major in Bookkeeping. She is a student council representative and was named outstanding girl at Globe Shopping City. Margarita was awarded the Home Economics Cooperative Education Award. Speech 8: Drama The Speech 84 Drama award went to Michael Johnson this year. Michael had the leading male role in the University lnterscho Iastic League one act play The Lesson and was chosen to be on the all star cast. He also participated in the all school play and in UI L informative speaking, in which he placed third. He plans to attend the University of Arkansas and study architecture. Participating as leading actress in the all school play George Washington Slept Here and in the University interscholastic League one act play The Lesson gave Donna DeSot the credentials for the Speech and Drama hon- or. Donna holds the office of secretary trea- surer of the Speech and Drama club and plac- ed third in the UI L persuasive speaking com- petition. Her plans are to attend San Antonio College to receive an associates degree in broadcasting. R.O.T.C. Connie Aceves, this years Corps- dette Commander, was honored with the R.O.T.C. Award. She participated in all activities and received a medal for academic achievement on Corps Day. She will attend San Antonio Col- lege this fall and will go into the medi- cal field as a lab technician. This year's male R.O.T.C. honor went to lnnocencio Sanchez. Through out the year he maintained outstand- ing leadership and an A average. He was also cocaptain of the Rifle Team. lnnocencio is undecided as to his fu- ture plans. me 196 Honors Cosmetology Various hairstyling awards, including third place in state and fourth place in district, and presiding as V.l.C.A. 190 president aided Angie Montelongo in earning the Cosmetology award. Her future plans include attending St Phillips College and working as a hair- dresser. Environmenlal Technology Jim Reyes was the recipient of this years Environmental Technology Department Award. He maintained a high average through- out the year and worked hard. He plans to at- tend San Antonio College and work as a com- pany lawyer. Electrical Trades Honoree for this year's Electrical Trades department was Dan Zaiontz. Dan has com- pleted two years of Electrical trades sustaining an A average, and was treasurer of V.I.C.A. 126. He plans to attend college and major in bio- logical sciences. Commercial This years male honoree for the commercial department was Ruben Rivas. He attributes his award to the A average which he held in business classes. Ruben plans to attend San Antonio College and later transfer to St. Mary's University ma- joring in criminal law. Presiding over the Business Careers club and maintaining an A average in business classes including secretarial training, aided Denise Teasley to acquire the Commercial depart- ment honor. She plans on continuing her edu- cation in the field of business by attending Our Lady of the Lake College and aspires to be a legal secretary. 200 Honors in , A 2 5 I J ri 4 5 1 . 'fill Y. A .- D.E.C.A. Armando H. Segovia received the Out- standing Salesmanship award and outstand- ing in general merchandising. He received the Joske's outstanding D.E. scholarship. He plans to attend San Antonio College for the first term then proceed to the Univer- sity of Texas. Helen B. Dominguez the recipient of the Distributive Education award is the presi- dent of D.E.C.A. ll and was an Outstanding Salesmanship Award winner. She has been in D.E.C.A. two years and plans to attend San Antonio College majoring in Business. l.C.T. As one of the first members ofthe Industrial Co' operative Training program at Harlandale and be- cause of his high average Armando Alderete was honored with the Industrial Cooperative Training Award. During the year, Armando also participated in both the Cornyation and V.l.C.A. contest as his clubs' representative. Armando plans to further his learning by study- ing to become a lab technician. , , ,.,. ,, ...,. ,Y K.-J 202 Honors lk A -a fe,-SA iv V.O.E. Johnny Castillo feels that he was awarded with this year's Vocational Office Education honor because of participation in all club functions and a high average. His future plans are to attend San Antonio College to major in business. By maintaining a high average in the V.O.E. program and participat- ing in the state Office Education Association convention, Teresa Casillas earned the credentials for the V.O.E. honor. She plans to continue working at her job at Baptist Memorial Hospital. I ur , nligs.-4 M, y, 53, va i'Q4a. Q.. up 'fa 2 04 Honors Seniors' highlighl S lleft hand pagel The most coveted awarded presented on Senior Hon- ors is that of Most Outstanding boy and girl. This year it was presented to Robert Duran and Yamilet Arciniega. After a year of hard, ded- icated work seniors, who had proven themselves above average in their en- deavors, were honored on May 21 by being recognized in Honors Night ceremonies. Students later attended a Senior's Night dance and slide show. Senior Officers lSenior Officersl form left to right: Yamilet Arciniega, Vice-President: Cynthia Garza, Treasurer: David Guerra, President: Marie Ann Gon- zales, Reporter: Lamar Rodriquez, Secretary. Junior Officers Uunior Officersl From left to right: Mary Lou Morales, President: Yo- landa Hernandez, Vice-President: Leticia Perez, Secretary: Teresa Vas quez, Treasurer. 206 Class Officers I Sophomore Officers lSophomore Officersi from left to right: Diana Lorms, President, Ra- cheal Paradez, Vice-Presidentg Shar on Seal, Secretary, Jesse Parra, Treasurer. Freshmen Officers lFreshman Officersi from left to rid1t: Margaret Mendez, Secretary: Hilda Ramos, Treasurer: Adriana Rodriquez, Vice-President: Julie Vasquez, President. QN vs 4, T ar, ,,,, -129,3 a 3 55 if' V' , ,f 1 W , , V nw U' V 1 K am M Q 1- giu' :M M' 4 1 WE 1 if V 474 I ., . fr Attw 3-QL, ,. .f W duff- gf':3:.xxH aiiuai ' . Q M If-L .gi .N 3 i ,ie vw. 4 Ja A r' .MN W 'hi 1 W z N45 Q. K QQ, Those in the spollighl' Of all evenings during the social break for the students, year perhaps the most eventful but also it is on that night the is that on which the Maroon new cheerleaders, majorettes, and Gold Prom takes place. and student officials are Not only is it important as a announced. lai As one of the newly announced maiorettes for the coming year Lynda Lieck walks through the sabre guard as the record breaking crowd looks on. lbi Overcome with joy at being announced as one of next year's Jr. cheer- leaders Diana Lorms is congratulated by her friends. lci Gilda Garza, as the new head cheerleader walks proudly forward to be pinned with a sash name- ing her so. ldi Looking happily ahead, Tim Frazier walks hurriedly on. lei With shakey composure Feliz Morin pins Mrs. Emma Diaz with the sponsors sash. 210 Activities Wm QE mwq , N xx ggi, 9, kg . JM., Y A Aff my In i , A A if A ij? 'P f' 2, ,i f l fi if 'ii i :M . . x lal As co-chairman of the see sawathon, Donna DeSot continues in the fight for Mental Health. lbl Participating in the seeqsavva- thon is Jocelyn Schockey. icl At a rally held in San Antonio, George McGovern raises his hand to quiet the audience. ldl As Karen Phiips finishes the basic features ofa bust, Jerry Chavez, and Rhonda Smith watch with admiration. iel Admir- ing the float are Belinda Ornelas portraying Peter Pan, and Mike Johnson. lfl Kaleidoscope members admire famous art works at McNay Art Institute. igl The coronet sec- tion plays during the spring con- cert. 212 Activities Parficipafion in and ouf of school I TW ial With eager anticipation students wait to be served Thanksgiving lunch of turkey. lbl Surrounded by a seemingly myrid tangle of wires and brick a lone worker keeps the construction of the girl's dressing rooms in steady pace. ici Putting out a grass fire for which no cause was found, is Robert Bequar. idl Thomas Ramirez visually demon- strates the effects of light reflection off a thin film surface. iel Alex Bautista takes a break between songs at Honor's Night. ifi Char- lette Valdez plays with a mouse used in experiments in Biology Il. 214 Activities Bubble, bubble toil and trouble Students showed through- out the year lively interests in many various activities. Wheth- er it was physics, biology, choral lor Iunchl Harlandale threw itself whole heartedly into it. V is lal After a day spent in the rain trying for as much fun as possible, weary seniors make ready for the long trip back. lbl Robert Duron, Ruth Magal- lanez, Rachel Trevino, Yolanda Martinez wait for the Astro World Western Country Train to take them through Western Country. lcl From the sky- ride a view of the entire grounds is available to any student wishing the windy ride. ldl Three Indians enjoy the view of Astro World's Himalayan Mountain. lel A watery end to a fast ride on the water log ride. 216 Activities l N at Q 3 s it ......t,,.......t....., W tx as as Senior trip begins in showers and ends in moonlight For the first time in over four years seniors were able to sponsor for themselves a class trip. The trip was to Astro World in Houston, Texas. AI- though rains were heavy throughout the day the seniors were determined not to let it interfere with their fun. if .4 Q if e it Commencement exercises After twelve years of schooling, graduation night is min- utely short in comparison. Yet graduation is not soon easi- ly forgotten by seniors. Often it is on commencement night that many friends are lost and new hopes gained thus leaving all with mixed feelings after the ceremony has ended. lal Sylvia Garza receives her diploma from Mrs. Mikel Arnold. lbi Over twenty-seven persons received scholarships during graduation ceremonies surpassing all past graduating classes. lcl Dolores Gon- zales receives her folder from Mr. Samuel Pack. ldl David Guerra looks over the stack of diplomas to be awarded. lel Graduation draws a full house. lfl Mrs. Vakey discusses stage procedures with Yamilet Arciniega. 218 Activities iiaza Mil 1, Z 5 1 ' 'TE My A . 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Military Dr. OPEN EVERYDAY 8 10 EXCEPT SUNDAY 4 A world always changing Today's world is moving culturally at an unprecedented speed. The amount of know- ledge available doubles almost every decade. These times re- quire a more flexible society, one which is able to meet with variables as the come along. To cling to traditions which have proven themselves out- dated is to live in a culture lacking in its full potential. If there is a need for change then the initiative must be taken. Whether it be fashion, com- munication, or technology we must live for today while thinking of tomorrow with the past behind us. ll f,.t Wi. 7' ' JBA! av Y Q A 'M -.. , ,,.W 19. An ' J g I , .te 2 as ? - with the population over the apart. but wdfw at an amazing rate of cause Th'-W seem as though being. ln order to titudes, people tend dent body of gether into an .... mit' g a arge an easy 1ob.narlJndale their attempt. With the various classes, and the been achieved. The clubs play e ing of the usually bring th at Harlandale it this coalescence ball game and pep rally. ing with excitement, begins to join in with the pep squads the singleness of this group is unmistakable. T1 s Q . e The various classes have a' different approach to uniting the students. They move in a round i about way, kind of like reverse psychology. Be- cause of the rival hat exists between the classes it see s though they are pulling e fa 244 Retrospective Muscula money. The and the ou will see money cam- activities promoting and the faculty all harmony, but the most a union are the it IS thewggnts who with eir fellow of their respon- growing, and mak- After the union there is an overwhelm- harmony, and accom- to see the real meaning of such a little word who it means so much. .Jnmvf W. ltr- i , i i FL H. H V! W 3 1 1 7 -1 'i S 'Z ,A !'L K . H 'n n 1 J 5 :T ,S JL? wi' M . : 1:5 til- '1 1 1
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