Hermleigh High School - Cardinal Call Yearbook (Hermleigh, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1980 volume:

Q ' vw M Q, 4 if 1: f' ' A ,Y 1' W av I , .U 1llUlq,,,,av! m ig Wm, if Qu wmv W SW' QM .H F Fl W' W ,, Y' 1 1- e 1 E I 1 giglmjgiww . 3 cARulNAL 'I- S C A L L .S 'QARDIITZTMJEEVER' 1 9 8 O cg W Table of Contents Dedication 3 Opening 4 Administration and Staff 8 Student Body 14 Royalty 36 Sports 42 Organizations 68 Activities 74 Advertisements 96 Closing 133 Index 134 In this yearbook, the 1980 Cardinal Staff would like to bring back some of the memories of the past year. This, our last year at Hermleigh High, has brought us many happy times as well as some sad ones. We would like to share some of these memories with you, and hope you experience some of the symptoms we have enjoyed in catching the Cardinal Fever. DEDICATION- TO OUR ABSENT CLASSIVIATE . . .A Vm , He walked with us, And talked with us, Then, he went awayg But, his memory is with us On graduation day. Terrel Wayne Feaster 5 Eiglwfkg l V x f r r .i ,f- It 2 ,, if . U' 33 ,,, 2 t his -:V , , , Y I ' , Cardinal Fever-Catch lt! Cardinal Fever? Certainly teachers have it, too. A few moments of silent meditation in hopes of a victory. The high school boys' team pauses to plan their strategy for the second half. f Cardinal Fever knows no age barrier as shown by 4 year old Stephanie Gannaway. Fifth and sixth grade cardinals sing carols at the Christmas program. :W 4 ' so ' r rt r ' l I I y , jf I , Q' +1 , I is :l.:k 'Vi Q X 'Mita or or r rrr y g gr Af 5 j I , F f . ' Q s'-.164 tfl. ' ,L jf A it 'H feanfxf, ' trr t -am if 1' +n...-.qi i A :z'R 'k-sztiiqzfkl 2, .4 its th-' l'm sure l'll feel better when it's time for a ballgamef' Cheerleaders display severe symptoms of Cardinal Fever. Football fans are entertained by Cardinalettes at halftime to the music of Yankee Doodle Dandy. Academics are always an important part of one's school days at Hermleigh. An extraordinary afternoon snack for James Melton. 'W-w-., aw at ffl:-5 tr, Q. W , R iff 'ik .f Q L ' 13 1 . .. , an fn ..,.. la . .meal .- . . ..F.:,1xg1s, 5 1, 4' ...,,,. . N Maxx ty.. jg new 'ii '. .s1L5l.S1w1: ' t as ,E 5- t : V in was 251 We . igss-fl ., ,ig ik x R is iggiw S 5 tx Q . 3 vii! x E to ...... .... pg . .eff-5..X.. K f-,Tg..f-W.. . if .35-555 ,A - tis 5 R . lg X, st get Saga 5 ft N, S tha s SU , 'S' 2' 2215345 t fff ' , ,. ji ,M , 5 . A, X.- ,, - N' This page sponsored by Merle's Beauty Shop ,ff Y, lliizl' ' l'ii f AQ Cardinal Fever- incurable KSNY announcers perch atop a school bus in freezing weather to broadcast the Hermleigh vs. McCaulley football game. Lower elementary students given their Christmas version of The Old Woman Who Lived in the Shoe. Mr. Riley displays an unusual act of self control. Here's my pencil, here's my ruler, now what? 5 asks Ricki Gannaway. Dennis Jones sweeps right to try to avoid a pack of Highland Hornets. L. This page sponsored by MR. AND MRS. BUBBA WARREN FACULTY Img .....l.nsr .J 'ati .....,,,,-uh.-W-7 awww A mf? Staff The staff at Hermleigh has one goal and one motto-- The students and children of the community are priority No. 1. Debby Sandefur, school secretary, may occasionally be found keeping class! A pre-schooler, Little Miss Anderson, some- times feels the need for some baby sitting from high school principal, Mr. Riley. Dee Creswell represents the cafeteria staff, who works to keep the staff and students well fed. Coach R. Peel often gives students words of encouragement in both academics and athletics. Coach Peel is shown making a speech at a pep rally. Mrs. Ruth Davis serves as the librarian for both elementary and high schools. She works diligently to keep all books in order and to assist students and teachers in any way possible. 9 Administration Mr. Jerry Church, Hermleigh l.S.D. Superintendent, says he feels it has been a successful school year and feels that the entire student body has made great strides in academic and social achievements. Mr. Church is looking forward to future years at Hermleigh. Mr. Tommy Riley performed his duties as High School principal but he also taught in history, health, and government. Mr. Riley also sponsored 7th and 8th grade classes. Mr. Billy Haynes served as Elementary School principal and supervised the activities of the faculty and students. He also teaches some 5th and 6th grade classes. i milk i ,...,..............--f-.- K rt? i . f , . 0 D B2 '1 '- l i ,L 'x E fl W 'hs tx. iw, MK: 4 VY' xx t .V. Y f ' ll 1 1 ,Q XA g ...X --.ini-.E This page sponsored by PENNY LANE 10 4-nik ' dnb- , Schoolboard Schoolboard members meet the second Tuesday of every month to discuss the matters on the agenda. Schoolboard officers are: President, Larry Farr, Vice President, Juluis Roemisch, Secretary, Doug Foster. Qifw, Members of the Schoolboard are QL to Ri: Jimmy Williamson, Rex Glass, Dub Kimzey, Juluis Roemisch, Jerry Gannaway, Doug Foster, and Larry Farr. 'nur' unwar- E.. This page sponsored by Superior Logging S1 f .wr fn :ff f , 5 ,X Randy Peel P.E. 8. Math Jr. Sponsor C. Spieker H.S. Coach Jr. Sponsor Joyce Fuqua 2nd Grade Darlene Peel Sth Grade 'A A if I' 7 Nb- 'Vvz :Q-M wwf ,gg . 'sf , VT lf. fb' ' 4? 1, 1, .' it a r d . J H n -0' . 1, , I a I Mike Brown Science Soph. Sponsor Cheryl Hines Title I H.S. Drill Team Brice Fuqua 3rd 8. 4th Grade Bertha Holdridge Title I Aide mm' 4' . r 3 C 1 I Brenda Row H.E. Jr. Sponsor Phyllis Smith Business Sr. Sponsor Johnnie Riley Title I Aide Jackie Sealy Kind. and 1st X - ,-1. A. . . T ' f 3 g 4'.w:.'fI'.'g1: .1 ,, 2 jp Jane Ramey English Fresh. Sponsor Richard Smith AQ Sr. Sponsor Phyllis Johnston Migrant Aide Nell Henry Migrant Teacher Grades B 11 Vu ,r O X , ,JA ' H X' ' , V7 2 b, - A, avi, i A - ,fe 9 0 Q - . , Q - x 553 , - P if as yy 0 o 4 T p it .'f5i'Vf. F' 'Q' , . X W ,. I h any iii 0 iii. is J yi ciiy J . . .V .J Mm ...J I PZ i t ' xl ZK, . Ay 5 . r W il P I C fi' . 4 FS s tif Pl f gd am! ix Q'-ire i . W 5 2 gina i 4 if T q pif f r' IA f' Jerry Church Superintendent Billy Haynes 5th Grade Elem. Principal Charlene Dacus Bus Driver Jerry Vernon Aide K 'eau 5 ii' V iiyii ,,:.:, b as wh ta.. wi af K Q Al' 'X' I i, t ff- v 4. Tommy Riley H.S. Principal 7th 8t 8th Sponsor Debbie Sandefur Secretary Francis Thomason Bus Driver Ruth Davis Green Thumb Q., .QV VICT lf 4 00' 90,9 v'0 004 D. Leatherwood Cafeteria Employee M. Ammons Cafeteria Employee Cotton Stahl Green Thumb Rella Young Green Thumb xx 'vs .Q a 'if avi as X i Q t f. ke my A ii X C' 1 ii ini. .:s,k KKWVL 5 . is-ffiia sf'3xHii Dee Creswell Cafeteria Employee Glenda Kincaid Cafeteria Employee Jack Kincaid Custodian Bus Driver Edna Merrel Plan A gifs: i i-:fs -:sig . -Q A QQ Ri 5 Nw Q5 -, I ,W, 5, ggi I J N if I , 5 CLASSES Englwfg .S r J Km 'M D IL 1 , an ' my 4 . '71 .:-, 5 nm -' -, 'SWS'-1' 5. n I i J'- A 130 ' ' The Senior class sponsored various activities throughout the year in order to raise money for the Sr. trip. Some of the major activities included: a homecoming dance featuring Hoyle Nixg the selling of magazinesg and the publishing of the Cardinal Call. The main source of income was the gathering of green cotton bolls which brought in over 35500. Left: Ascension Fuentes and Theresa Whitt are Class Favorites for the Sr. Class. Below: Officers for the Sr. Class are from leflg Julie Roemisch lTreas.l, Tim Stahl QPres.l, Flicki Gannaway lSec.l, and John Williamson QV. Pres.l. 15 Ellen Allen Bsktbl., 1 yr., transferred from Houston, Jr. yr., F. H. A., 4 yrs., Track, 2 yrs., Who's Who Among Am. H.S. Students, Jr. Play crew, Jr. yr., Yearbook staff, Sr. yr. l L A F Kay Botts Band, 2 yrs., Transferred from Snyder, Jr. yr., Miss H.H.S., Sr. yr., Ftbl. Att., 1 yr., Swtht., Sr. yr. Cl. Fav. Sr. yr., Stu. Council, 1 yr., V.P., Sr. yr. Cl. Sec., Sr. yr., F.F.A., 2 yrs., Sec., Sr. yr, F.H.A., 1 yr., Drill Team, 2 yrs., Golf, 1 yr., 1st. place, Reg. Qual., Jr. yr., Beta Club, 1 yr., Treas., Sr. yr., Yearbook Staff 2 yrs. 1 Wh.. Bobby Don Ford Transferred From Snyder, Sr. yr. Russell Fletcher Ftbl., 3 yrs., Capt., Sr. yr., Bsktbl., 3 yrs., Track, 1 yr., Golf 1 yr., Jr. Play, Jr. yr., F.F.A., 4 yrs., Who's Who Among Am. H.S. Students, Yearbook Staff, Sr. yr. Ascension Fuentes Bsktbl., 4 yrs., Hon. Men., Sr. yr., Ftbl., 4 yrs., Capt., Sr. yr., All-Dist. Cen., Jr., Sr. yrs., Alt. All-Star, Sr. yr., 2nd Team All-Area Cen., Sr. yr., Ftbl. Att., Sr. yr., F.F.A., 4 yrs., V.P., Sr. yr., Golf, 1 yr., Beta Club, 2 yrs., Cl. Fav., Jr. yr., Stu. Coun., Sr. yr., Yearbook Staff, Sr. yr.. Ramon Fuentes Ftbl., 4 yrs., Bsktbl., 3 yrs., Track, 4 yrs, F. F. A., 4 yrs., Treas., Sr. yr., Cl. V.P., Soph. yr., Jr. Play, Jr. yr., Yearbook Staff, Sr. yr. James Melton Ftbl., 2 yrs., F. F. A., 4 yrs., Beta Club, yr., Yearbook Staff, Sr. yr. Ricki Gannaway Drill Team 4 yrs., Co.-Capt., Soph. yr., Capt., Jr. yr., Golf, 3 yrs., 1st place, Soph. yr., 2nd place, Jr. yr., Reg. Qual. 2 yrs., Bskbl., 2 yrs., Track 2 yrs., Tennis, 1 yr., Beta Club, 2 yrs., F. F. A., 4 yrs., Treas., Soph., Sr., yrs., Sec., Jr. yr., Jr. Play, 2 yrs., Cl. Fav., Soph yr., Ftbl Att., Jr. yr., Who's Who Among Am. H.S. Students, CI. Sec., 4 yrs., Yearbook Staff Sr. yr. Andrew Rodrigues Bsktbl., 4 yrs., Hon. Men. All-Dist., Sr. yr., Track, 2 yrs., F. F. A., 4 yrs., Yearbook Staff, Sr. yr. Lois Hess Drill Team, 4 yrs., Bsktbl., 3 yrs., Golf 4 yrs., lst place Soph. yr., 4th Med., Soph. yr., 2nd place, Jr. yr., 2nd place, Sr. yr., Fleg. Qual., 3 yrs., F. H. A., 4 yrs., Beta Club, 3 yrs. U.I.L. Newswriting, 2nd place, Jr. yr. Feature writing, 2nd place Jr. Sr. yrs., Cl. Treas., Soph. yr., Who's Who, Sr. yr., Yearbook Staff, Sr. yr. A - ,gi if im. . ik 'l Wire- flgg V K . Q5 VJXQQZN, ,J R-,y 'fb 4,1-5333, aff? U 1 Chip Roemisch Ftbl., 4 yrs., Capt. Sr. yr., Hon. Men. All-Dist. Q.B., Jr., Sr. yrs., All-Dist. Def. L. B., Sr. yr., All-Area 2nd Team Del., Sr. yr., West All-Star Team, Sr. yr., Bsktbl., 4 yrs., Hon. Men. All-Dist., Jr. yr., All-Dist., Sr. yr., All-Tourn., McCauIIey, Jr., Sr. yrs., Tennis, 2 yrs., Track, 2 yrs., Golf, 3 yrs., Beta Club, 4 yrs., Flep., Soph. yr., Sec., Jr. yr., Pres., Sr. yr., F. F. A., 4 yrs., Rep., Soph. yr., V. Del., Jr., yrs., Stu. Coun., 2 yrs., Rep., Fr. yr., V. P., Soph. yr., Cl. Pres., Jr. yr., CI. Fav., Soph. yr., Ftbl. Att., Jr., Sr. yrs., Hero, Sr. yr., Best-All-Around, Sr. yrs., Bsktbl. Hero, Sr. yr., Soc. of Dist. Am. H. S. Students, Soph. Jr. yrs., Who's Who Among Am. H. S. Students, Sr. yr., Jr. Play Jr. yr., Yearbook Staff, Sr. yr., Valedictorian. Julie Roemisch Bsktbl., 4 yrs., Hon. Men., All-Dist., Jr., Sr. yrs., Capt., Jr., Sr. yrs., Chldr., 4 yrs. Head, Jr., Sr. yrs., Drill Team, 4 yrs., Ftbl. Att., Soph., Sr. yrs., Best All-Around, Jr., Sr. yrs. Cl. Fav., Fr., Jr. yrs., Who's Who Among Am. H. S. Students, Jr., Sr. yrs., One Act Play, 3 yrs., All-Star Cast, Jr. yr., Crew, Soph. yr., Beta Club, 3 yrs., Treas., Jr. yr., Sec., Sr. yr., Stu. Coun., 1 yr., Sec. Soph. yr., Track, 1 yr., Tennis, 2 yrs., F. F. A. 1 yr., F. H. A., 4 yrs., Sec., Soph. yr., Sec., Jr., Sr. yrs,: Jr. Play, Jr. yr. Cont. For All-Star Queens Cont., Jr. yr., Cl. Treas., Sr., Jr., Soph. yrs., Yearbook Staff, Sr. yr., Highest Ranking Female. Theresa Whitt Bsktbl., 1 yr., Transferred from Eagletown OK., Soph. yr., F. H. A., Jr. yr., Cl. Fav., Sr. yr., Yearbook Staff, Sr. yr. Flavio Sosa Bsktbl., 1 yr., Track, 1 yr., F. F. A., 4 yrs Yearbook Staft, Sr. yr. .6591 Timmy Stahl Ftbl., 2 yrs., Capt., Sr. yrs., Bsktbl., 4 yrs, Golf, 4 yrs., Beta Club, 4 yrs., V. P., Sr. yr., Stu. Coun., 1 yr., Treas., Jr. yr., F. F. A., 4 yrs., V. Del., Sr. yr., Cl. Pres., Sr. yr., Who's Who, Sr. yr., Yearbook Staff, Sr. yr., Salutatorian. John Williamson Ftbl., 4 yrs., Capt., Sr. yr., All-Dist. D.L., Sr. yr., Hon. Men. All-Dist. R.B., Sr. yr., Bsktbl., 4 yrs., All-Dist. Sr. yr., Track, 3 yrs., Tennis, 2 yrs., 3rd place, Sr. yr., Ftbl. Att., Jr., Sr. yrs., Bsktbl. Hero, Jr. yr., Mr. H.H.S., Sr. yr., F.H.A. Beau, Sr. yr., F.F.A., 4 yrs., Sent. Jr. yr., Pres., Sr. yr., Cl. Fav., Fr. yr., Jr. Play, Jr. yr.g Yearbook staff, Sr. yr. 'WR'-mu-,,., Julie Floemisch and Tim Stahl look on as Chip Floemisch is presented awards by Principal Tommy Fiiley. Ascension Fuentes anxiously marches into the auditorium for commencement exer- cises. Andrew Rodriguez and Theresa Whitt enjoy the entertainment on the river boat cruise on the Cumberland Fliver. Lower Left, Chip Roemisch, Flamon Fuentes and Andrew Rodriguez work cotton. Lower Right, Mike Lambert, the bus driver, and James Melton clown around at the Country Music Hall of Fame. I K .......... ti The Junior class sponsored the food booth at the halloween carnival as their first money- making project in preparation for their senior year. Other activities sponsored by the Junior class included the Jr. play and the Jr.-Sr. banquet. Right: Chosen as class favorites for the Junior class were Melvin Wallace and Fioxie Shoemaker. Below: Officers were Fioxie Shoemaker lvice-pres.l, Michael Castillo lsec.l, Greg Kimzey ipresl, and Lori Fuqua ltreasq. Juniors 20 Johnny Arellano Michael Castillo Lori Fuqua .,,,..., Greg Kimzey Barbara Leatherwood Stanley Mireles 6 BFOD BC in Bl' by , ..,':..,.,:1 Q NO PHOTO AVAILABLE - . . Roxie Shoemaker 1 1 N Melvin Wallace A gf Tracy Warren ' Kaye West it a 5 it V ... it ' ' .i.i.5f ,i X w-...wg Left: Jr. Class provided refreshments at th during the district track meet. Above: Jrs. anxiously await the bell. The Sophomore class spon- sored the football and basketball throw at the halloween carnival. During the school year, the Sophomore class was introduced to typing. This proved to be a new experience for them. Flight: The Sophomore Class chose Jackie Williamson and Kenny Riley as class favorites. Below: Officers elected by the So- phomores were Eva Floa ltreas.l, Johnny Molina lsec.J, Darrell Mayo lvice-pres.l, and Ray Fuentes lpres.l. Sophomores . S , Q , 5 0 5' N ,ff wmsmw ' ,,,-W ' ' ---...,-nw. ,Je 19' ai' xg 22 in-N -...4-4. WEA -QPSSF' K9 'ZW' .--f l l 'shi ,-. s f J 51? Q. so ' . l Josie Castillo Doug Davis Becky Digby Ann Fletcher Flay Fuentes Von Dale Henry Dennis Jones Pat Kincaid Daniel Martinez Darrell Mayo Johnny Molina Robert Mullins Ted Olsen Kenny Riley Eva Roa Melinda Floemisch Adelpha Sanchez Anthony Tate Billy Wallace Jackie Williamson l It Sophomore girls reluctantly pose for a quick picture in the H E room, The Freshman class sponsored the hayride at the annual hal- loween carnival. Being their first year in high school, they began participating in high school events and athletics. Right: Class favorites for the 1979-80 school year were freshmen Michael Nachlinger and Kim Davis. Below: Officers chosen by the freshman class were Kevin Ftoemisch lvice-pres.l, Daryl Nachlinger ftreas.l, Donna Johnston isec.l, and Terri Sue Feaster 1pres.l. Freshmen . . 1 X X A 24 9 In-.pd '-af, -...gall 3,15 LCZI3' Angie Alaniz Mary Baker Kim Davis Terri Sue Feaster ,fn 'di , npr fa 41 ,, I +..,,,,..,.., James Ford Tom Henry Erlinda Hermosillo Jesse Hermosillo Donna Johnston Daryl Nachlinger Michael Nachlinger Davy Peterson sa, i tw, -f if .i Q , Q ei' We Ak. Gerald Rodriguez Kevin Roemisch David Sosa Roy Sosa it If V' hh 4.5 I Pictures left: Freshman boys sing their hearts out to the tune of We are Freshmen at the Christmas party, Above: Freshman classmates exchange ideas during first period. 25 Conky Alaniz Danny Arellano Wayne Batchelor Melinda Castillo Joe Digby Dale Dunnam Troy Ford Martin Fuentes Melody Gray Elizabeth Guzman Gerald Johnston Bertha Martinez Anthony Ftoa Maria Roa Delfino Rodriguez Paul Romero Irene Sanchez Candy Shoemaker Several eighth grade students concentrate earnestly on their classroom assignments. 26 Eighth Grade 'fd 1-vf .., M -.au Q-.-49 1-1'7 43,719 'lf sf , ,wir .l,, A Ni fe- t t rttr va' A ,Jar , x, W L -et? ii, 't,- ' 554' E ff! X 1 x A A - Ag. 'tl V D W Ye, K' ,y 's , ,I v Q' .5 vb 7 Ni 'Tig 'r l , A J t S73 ,rf fl il' 9 4, y X 1 4 A ls g Y' x tc' pmol if , urn- e ID?- Aw Seventh Grade g,,,,t S g,ff1,,,ft IW ' mv' . --1 K . ,pil 'ft 31 Q, ,ro 'iii ff! nhl I Pwr .ap- 'W mr' -ull 7? -7' ,I .9-J sf -an -mi' YW t t Y 1 ww- Flichard Alaniz Alex Castillo Wayne Choate Todd Dunnam Kim Fletcher Marcos Fuentes Sonny Garrett Cynthia Guzman Sylvia Hermosillo Darren Hughes Carmen Mireles Virginia Rodriguez Matilda Romero Michelle Spieker Carrie Turner Jeff West Seventh grade students work diligently in the library. Alex Castillo, Jeff West, and Wayne Choate give award winning performances during the seventh grade play of Scrooge , 27 Sixth Grade Patricia Jones, Patricia Romero, and Mary Jane Rodriquez sing carols at the Christmas program. Andy Alaniz Eddie Arellano Oorylane Burleson Donnie Davis Tibbie Fletcher Patricia Jones Sonny Martinez Chris Olsen Mary Jane Rodriguez Patricia Romero Robert Romero Rosendo Sanchez Hal Turner Sixth graders enjoy a period ol free reading. w l f he M S S P, ff-It P ..,,. W 'M' ' -L? i we-4 , x Viy- I . as Q . 5 S v I ,,-' if Q, ' N 5 ii , Q A. x ' , 4 l ,, 6- 'f it Q r M , as 5 ' - ,E - t :fl ' NI, 1 'vi m A l, in G- 1, as fm . if ,r ' ' fri' a,,....---- f . -.. 4 ii'i Ni S M f- iiii V' P '..1 i P - Q' i i S S irrc fr ssassc t A J its so g of fl F Wx f 3 4 Ffa F rw ,f 1 if '.:' i A-M Zi - In , intl. JI ' 4' 1 0 K 5 Jr. Castillo ' :11 Minnie Fuentes sa., ' ' f., ' yi, x my Gregg Glass , l K if l eee iff, at gg he 5 . F V M :,A 1 A Lzr' m T' A vs Z -f gr 1 Saw 2 ...Q 1. .A - fx-far y Q2 I ' i e'- 51 L sa' Q-'Q' ,, . ,.,a,.,: .Jw , ZHoYo5RA,N , - r4,,4aA'tf .. f F 'Q ' f mf J ,ikl it ...kx g Qi: L ,. 'Q F Fifth Grade Jill Roemisch gets approval from her YGHCYISF. Filth graders study solar energy Edward Guzman Teri Sue Henry Kenneth Holder Sheila Johnston Scott Kincaid Tim Kotrla Joe Limones Ritchie Mullis Anna Mireles Eric Nachlinger Tom Olsen Jeff Roemisch Jill Roemisch Mark Spieker Kay Turner Raul Villa Fourth Grade Fourth graders enjoy posing for pictures. Roy Alaniz La Fonda Ford Rodney Foster James Gray Lucy Elsa Greg Melissa Eva Raymond Limones Martinez Martinez Martinez Romero Romero Authur Sanchez Isabel Sosa Fourth graders have fun on the playground. ,ffw if 2 F , N, , H 4 k 'Q x 11 f WV fi? ' ,J ci l by -pd ' -,V , -.1 .,, . 1, N if .f I . Ben Smith 1 V 4, . I Lori Tate f ' ' fo Q- I 5 . . W o as in Q toou , V vw g i 1. tva. 5 a o R is ,oe , 'R kr xg- K, nj : ' t x f- . Vk k k : K, . ' ik H u k li.g, g ,l .. b 3, M 1 F r a F pose for the camera Danny Baker Larray Farr Billy Joe Gannaway James Henderson Rebecca Hermosillo Mark Kuss Brenda Limones Gabriel Martinez Joe Mireles Lucy Mireles Karen Olsen Daniel Ramey Johnny Joe Rodrigu Robert Romero Ernie Salgado Michael Salgado Beverly Sandefur Not Pictured: Alicia Vi a Santa and his reindeer work on delivering toys to the children of the world Second Grade Second graders Crystal Church, and Sandy Choate enjoy watching the annual Christmas play. Becky Alaniz Melissa Anderson Manuel Castillo Sandy Choate Crystal Church Tammy Davis Mande Henry Allan Jones Second graders look as Mrs. Fuqua il'1SffUCtS 8 SYUGBHI. QU 4 V y t. iff ,W a 1 TX x 'ax +fWx 'iv 2 is Elizabeth Martinez Simon Mireles Mario Sanchez is 4 'sus if -sa L...-J Vg. N31 3 S Q 'S S 'f in-av + W -sy -me. is - , f .if t. K A 'Yin T V A 1425 3 : f i 7 , Q' sf 5 tai X .3 . K 5tfE?'t-ixsassiii 'Y - L rf' sf' wx wx I ,P w er ' - - S-nr -nv A Gif W3 My Q L gs vt ZX it yr 'Wi f T 'S . 1' .15 I l 2- fi .,.,.. ii Sufi? i 4 sf, sf? as A Andrea Smith Tammy Townsend Not pictured- Irma Villa .4 t f -48 First Grade The teacher plays an important role in the lives of first grade students. Lisa Choate Elizabeth Digby Charles Holder Cris Jones Rosa Linda Martinez Angie Mireles Ann Mullis Andrew Sanchez These youngsters seem to enjoy a day's work. Kindergarten I + ' School days are filled with adven- ture for Joe Dan. Kindergarten students enjoy an S treat tsuckerj as they study the sound of HS . , .5 it X r W i Vx if ' ff, ,, Q-,.,,,.. 'sifffis Joe Dan Collier Ken Farr Daniel Hermosillo Rene Limones Reynaldo Limones Joey Mathews Mandy Olsen Becky Ramey il .5 Q 'Wiser' 3 ull' -it n L .af X 'if tf,,t N s .,. f -v vw- vi ,gre ff -N - rv' g . E 5 A. ,K.. . . -F M X 4' V, ,. 1 5 ,Q Q gg '19 'f2f'? 4', N ,. , I ,k. 'd7: 1 ,1 'Fw t!f c -,Q -b I-an , Www.. M. AA l Special 1 Prverams ' l k S t . .wwf , mt. N., , Bti an is 1 gh 6 Q 4' Q M. 3 X -wt., ' - if i' Cheryl Hines is the reading teacher for Title l. The students' reading problems may be major or minorg but, when corrected or coped with, can make future years T much more enjoyable. . I Q f ,.s.. l 'K 'X Edna Merrill lleftj is the resource room teacher. Many students, all grade levels, are given assistance in overcom- ing or adjusting to learning weaknesses by Mrs. Merrill's guidance. Jerry Vernon inot picturedj is the resource room aide. Marilyn Threlkeld lrightj is the co-op counselor. She works with all grade levels. She is most helpful to older students in selecting vocations, schools and obtaining financial aide for further education. The Migrant Program is for students whose parents are involved in agricul- ture, many ol whom move frequently. .lt . Nell Henry irightj is the teacher for this 'VR' program. Phyllis Johnston Qleftj is the aide. as-3' gym 3 '5 .Q Q HON giglwfy IVIr. and Miss H.H.S. s.,-,df ,uf X,- fi? ' x Best All-Around Mr. and Miss H. H. S. was chosen by the student body in grades 9-12. Only students in grades 11-12 are eligible to receive this honor. Lori Fuqua and John Williamson were elected Mr. and Miss H. H. S. Lori, a junior, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brice Fuqua and John, a senior, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Williamson. Students in classes 9-12 elected one boy and one girl whom they considered Best All-Around. Any students from these grades are eligi- ble to receive this honor. Chosen as Best All-Around were seniors, Julie Floemisch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Juluis Roemisch and Chip Roemlsch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Roemisch. 37 Most Popular was chosen by the students from grades 9-12. Any student from grade 9 and up is eligible to receive this honor. Names Most Popular were Jackie Williamson and Ascension Fuentes. Jackie, a sophomore, is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Jimmy Williamson and Ascension, a senior, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Fuentes. F.F.A. Sweetheart was chosen by members of the Future Farmers of America and F. H. A. Hero was chosen by members of the Future Homemakers of America. The honors of F. F. A. Sweetheart and F. H. A. Beau were received by Lori Fuqua and John Williamson. Lori, a junior, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brice Fuqua and John, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Williamson. 38 Nlost Popular W-'kffxf 'NJ' sr' I . , 1'7.,,, , FFA Sweetheart and FHA Beau Basketball Sweetheart and Hero 'W Basketball Sweetheart and Hero are selected by the boys basketball and girls basketball teams. Barbara Leatherwood, a juniorg daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leatherwood, and Chip Floemisch, a seniorg son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Roemisch, were chosen as Basket- ball Sweetheart and Hero. Q-we One girl and one boy are selected by the teachers as Who's Who. The students are selected only from grades 11-12. Lois Hess, a seniorg daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hess, and Tim Stahl, a seniorg son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stahl were elected as Who's Who. 39 Football Sweetheart was chosen by members of the high school football team. Drill Team Hero was elected by the drill team. Lori Fuqua and Chip Roemisch were selected as Football Sweetheart and Drill Team Hero. Lori, a junior, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brice Fuqua. Chip, a senior. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Floemisch. The high school football team selected five girls as nominees for Football Sweetheart. The drill team selected five boys as nominees for Drill Team Hero. Two of the attendants chosen for homecoming were Julie Roemisch and Ascension Fuentes. Julie, a senior, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Juluis Roemisch. Ascension, a senior, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Fuentes. 40 Football Sweetheart, Drill if .nv -Qs... , ,Sir 'K 5f '-ix 'Fit NPN, iu....fr Q Si 9. Team Hero, and Attendants E K gb, 'N LZ I X, Q , W Other attendants for the homecoming activities were: left, Donna Johnston and John Williamson. Donna, a freshman, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Johnston. John, a senior, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Williamsong below left, Barbara Leatherwood and Dennis Jones. Barbara, a junior, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leatherwood. Dennis, a sophomore, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jones: and, below, Jackie Williamson and Kenny Riley. Jackie, a sophomore, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Williamson. Kenny, a sophomore, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Riley. , ' V- . Aa , My as ,ar f ' i Ax E1 I K 1 . ,,.- His' 1 ,V X , 7. A,,,, U vt , J fs X 423 J . 1 ' ' 114' as 1 , ,x ,. , V. I, y Y .J X Y Q ,,.,,,'- I , , 1,,, . 4 e M 1 , 1 .t f . , . ,J , y .. fl I ff Q if 'lf ' ' ,V -nm ' ya' ,V 'sm ,K , fr, ...if 1.51551 W ,,.V in ,, L . . I, K, ,. , , .q...7Z-: ,..-W ,, l f ' 7 4 W' f K lfa' ,'f'f T f alfiiff ','i I' I - sstatt 3 . at . - 'ff-I , li' 41 SPORTS Sig hm f Qi jf f' ff f f f f I f I l' .J if K Y in VU' A. l A .fx Cardinals wish each other luck as they prepare for the second half. Chip Roemisch tries an extra point against the lra Bulldogs. The cardinal line awaits the snap, to rush the Southland Eagles. wr' if WG Dennis Jones runs in desper- ation to avoid a Trent Gorilla. of 43 High School Football L to R: Daryl Nachlinger, Daniel Martlnez, Tom Henry, Johnny Arellano, Michael Nachlinger, Dennis Jones, Kevin Roemisch, and Micheal Castillo. fMiddle rowl Coach Clarence Spieker, Darrel Mayo, Greg Kimzey, Ted Olsen, Melvin Wallace, Kenny Riley, Timmy Stahl, Robert Mullins, and Coach Randy Peel. fTop rowl Flay Fuentes, Billy Wallace, Ramon Fuentes, John William- son, Russell Fletcher, Chip Roemisch, James Melton, and Ascension Fuentes. Chip Roemisch and Ascension Fuentes in pursuit of a Ira Bulldog. This page sponsored by Butch Nachlinger Rx Cardinal Defense ls. , . 4 :aiu ' K '5 151. miie- ' N -tu lf' i X ' I I gr I . . 1- J ' S fu. QM af 1. an - v- K fs I is , -Nw 4- f atfv is IN at ' it 'T Q 1., B 4 S M -3? ,N - A- .. Front row: Ramon Fuentes, James Melton, John Williamson, Back row: Chip Ftoemisch, Ascension Fuentes, Pug Fletcher, Tim Stahl. i The Cardinal defense attempts to hold back a strong opponent. sw I aw. Flamon Fuentes makes a shoestring tackle on a Hobbs Panther. ,, . . 1 Cardinal Offense 1 1 1 5 - s . A ' Q' 5 in ll N? fk --I 4- , .1 I . .mtff , - k M VW - k ' ml g-S 3 A v N gf I I -9.355 if il' - -mx H l 4.14 yt 1.. s-w,.w,w- :idk ' ' ' ' K l MVN-1-wfvids 7 , stil ,. A ' 'S' . . , 'p' L , w . sv . ' M- I 11 I .L ,, -Q N, , f -A. A 1 ., .. 4 spar... ' f- - M ,- J ..f.- ' -tis-l 3. t- X g, aw' so Qin. AGN k , ,' 1 s ,-mf ' .X : ,f s -sw AMY ra' -X -in Q' - it , Front row: Pug Fletcher, Ascension Fuentes, Kenny Riley Back Row: Chip Roemisch, John Williamson, Dennis Jones. .t ' - mess Xi ' .2 A 9 Pat Kincaid and Mike Nachlinger wait for the signal. 'v f-my ' an s sssss Hermleigh waits for the signal as they run over Southland Eagles. gk. Jl - s J. . Qi Q XS gy. 10 .- Q l T- , . N r' ' - i . 1 if .E r s-S lkk . V V T u 3 -o 'wi ' sls 1 . 5 ,W V. 7' , .. Q, . ,, ,V ' .. 'Q .s ' 'lwii f ' Q Q19 -A y Eh A . W w g 3 Nik ' In Mm Q . 1 , .VDAM f .farce rr f xwz fam ' g h I ,,.:,,, W A-, , i 'V I nt T itw J 'f J as ' '- I ', ,g, g - ' ' ,' A -eww X Yr 1 980-Sports The high school football team evened out the season with a 5-5 record. The junior high boys brought the season to a close with an 0-6-1 record. All-district honors went to: Offense: Kenny Riley and Ascension Fuentes Honorable mention: Chip Floemisch and John Williamson Defense: Chip Rowmisch and John Williamson The Basketball teams met with a successful season. Both the high school boys' and girls' teams went to the district tournament. The junior high boys managed to win 2 games while the girls had 4 wins. All-District honors: Boys: Chip Roemisch and John Williamson Honorable mention: Andrew Rodriquez and Ascen- sion Fuentes Girls: Barbara Leatherwood Honorable mention: Jackie Williamson and Julie Floemisch Kenny Riley advanced to regional in the shop-put with the possibility of advancing to State. Many students participated in golf and tennis with the girls' team making their last efforts at the regional level. But . . . win, lose, or draw Cardinal Fever raged uncontrolably throughout the year. 5 .t it iw: 5 a is ix 3 47 Cardinalette Drill Team The Cardinalettes worked hard from the start of the season to the end, on their high-stepping drills to be performed at each game. Each member enjoyed performing at half time as they all caught the spectators' eye. Winning or losing, the drill team kept the spirit up and helped the football team push for another victory. The drill team enjoys performing to the music of lf They Could See Me Now at the McCaulley football game. Drill Team members are: fclockwisel Kim Davis, Terri Feaster, Kellie Robbins, Tracy Warren, Jackie Wil- liamson, Flicki Gannaway, Julie Roemisch, Lois Hess, Stephane Gannaway, Lori T Fuqua, Kay Botts, Barbara r. f Leatherwood, Kaye West, if ' if V5 it .. 'Wy 1. :Q - is X .izvzf .5 .- pri ' Melinda Ftoemisch, Ann Fletcher, Donna Johnston, and sponsor Cheryl Hines. an-fm-QQ. at F, X? Members of the 1979-80 cheerleading squad are lfront rowj Jackie Williamson, Stephanie Gannaway lMascotl, and Donna Johnston. Qsecond rowl Julie Floemisch lHeadl and 1 Barbara Leatherwood. The cheerleaders lead the crowd in some cheers while waiting for the Mighty Cardinals to enter the Victory line. Pep rallies raised high spirits. i Stephanie participated in Friday evening pep rallies. 4 This page sponsored by-H-Western Wear High School Boys Basketball Varsity 'Nc ---...W 0---.N B k Johnn Molina, John Williamson, Kenny L. to R. Front row: Chip Roemisch, Coach Randall Peel, Dennis Jones, ac row: y Riley, Ted Olsen, Andrew Rodiquez, Timmy Stahl, Pug Fletcher, Ascension Fuentes. This page sponsored by DENNIS PFllNTlNG Q. 993. it l ,ff t i .sts . at if s i ' C u . f . .. l .... it QS if John Williamson attempts a free throw as the Cardinals are on their way to their fifth consecu- tive 1st place win at the McCaul- ley tournament. Cardinals were on the move during the Trent tournament. Chip Hoemisch puts up a suc- cessful shot against Blackwell. 5 't?'f ,Lf Chip Roemisch shoots over a Blackwell Hornet. Cardinals await the decision ofthe officials during a game with the Roscoe Plowboys. Pug Fletcher takes a jump shot against Blackwell. Kenny Riley gets high during the upset of Blackwell. This page sponsored by the LOTA' BURGER 52 R ff 5 Q' kvmffag xy ---4... 4 0 my , gr! Q it High School Boys Basketball 1 MR U, ,K V' Jr. . , Q ,iw Nl' X lBack Rowj Davy Peterson, Mike Nachlinger, L. to Fl. lFrontl Rowl Billy Wallace, Coach Randall Peel, Melvin Wallace, ' ' D vis, Ray Fuentes, Daniel Martinez, Kevin Roemisch, Gerald Rodriguez. Michael Castillo, David Sosa, Doug a This page sponsored by BUDDY'S AUTO SUPPLY 53 High School Girls Basketball From L to R: front row: Kaye West, Sharon Nachlinger, Ann Fletcher, Becky Digby, Kim Davis, Lori Fuqua, Julie Roemisch, Terri Feaster, Jackie Williamson, Barbara Leatherwood, Von Dale Henry, Donna Johnston, Adelpha Sanchez, and Josie Castillo. Back row: Ricki Gannaway, lmanagerl Coach Spieker, Melinda Roemisch, lmanagerl. The Hermleigh Cardinal girls basketball team won 8 games and lost 14. The girls got to play in District playoffs for the first time in 21 years. Coach Clarence Spieker and captain Julie Roemisch lead the team. This page sponsored by C. R. ANTHONY Girls in Action , , 5 S I 4 2 ,, ,N 'L f Q 3 . 1 fn, Za i . 5' 'rbi ., f ' ' 1 ...V ' -ff' 'V 5 1 ' rr -t . ,1 .1 .Lv un. 3 , -fit, Q 'E 1, 1 ,ix ,if 4 2 1 : xi . 'X 2' 1 , 1 . 4, .Q M' W sr S, WWW ii- Et ,ff 1 1 Lori Fuqua 1313 attempts a shot as Julie Ftoemisch 1253 awaits the rebound. Jackie Williamson 1413 struggles to keep the ball away from Ftotan while Donna Johnston is ready to help. Von Dale Henry 1103 dribbles down court to set up for 2 points against Westbrook. The Cardinals scramble for the ball after a free throw which was attempted by Becky Digby. Julie Roemisch 1253 shoots for 2 points as Barbara Leatherwood 1153 Lori Fuqua 1313 and Sharon Nachlinger 1453 get in position for rebound. 55 is 8 1 Q 5 ' ,,,. 1 A ' .- .. if ,Q if The Hermleigh Cardinals warm up before a game during the Trent tour. Barbara Leatherwood 1143 and Becky Digby 1225 are in good form for a rebound. Adelpha Sanchez 133i fakes a pass against Westbrook. Sharon Nachlinger 1455 shoots a jump shot, as Lori 1313 gets In position for a rebound. Cardinal girls in the midst of a game at the Trent tournament. cf' E ' .:,-:. . -f-ziifii -. . .5 ' -:'f 1 . - rkkh, i 5 . 1 Julie Roemisch 1245 gets high to jump a Trent defender. Julie f24l shows good form as she attempts a free throw. Barbara Leathenlvood 114i and Jackie Williamson l40J wait for the rest of the girls to get set up. Lori Fuqua f31l boosts the Cardinals from the bench. The Hermleigh Cardinals warm up to take on the Trent Gorillas. 57 H.H.S. Tennis JC . J A X ,W , f The Hermleigh High School tennis players had a reasonably good season. One of the strengths of the tennis squad was John Williamson, all-around athlete, who ended up third in tournament play. fag we G' . JH 8. t. Us X Hermleigh was represented in ten- nis by llst rowj Lori Fuqua, Jackie Williamson, Tracy Warren, Floxie Shoemaker, 12nd rowl Michael Castillo, Barbara Leatherwood, Davy Peterson, Melinda Fioemisch, 13rd rowj Doug Davis, John William- son, Melvin Wallace, Cary Gunset and Pat Kincaid. The end of the season found the team all smiles. ii -Q F. Gi H.H.s. Golf WN I f ,ty l e lr, E S it if i X if f 5 1 L Xi , I V... . .,.m.,,,,,,,,,,,.lp-.l ff 5-g, mn 1. 6, I Golfers for H.H,S. were: Von Dale Henry, Tom Henry, Lois Hess, Donna Johnston, Melvin Wallace, Teri Feaster, Cary Gunset, Kim Davis, Timmy Stahl and Coach Randall Peel. ,, 1:1 to , Jill' 5 Girls' team-Donna John- ston, Von Dale Henry, Lois Hess and Teri Feaster. lNot pictured-Kim Davisl Boys' team: lseatedl Robert Mullins, tstandingl Cary Gun- set, Tom Henry, Melvin Wal- lace, Davy Peterson and Timmy Stahl. Kim Davis concen- trates on a drive at .il . Lin' VN , A W vp the Sweetwater golf course. Lois Hess and Donna Johnston search for a tee shot. W 59 1980 H.H.S. Hermleigh High School students participating in track, as pictured, are: llst rowj Lori Fuqua, Jackie Williamson, Von Dale Henry, Becky Digby, Donna Johnston, i2nd rowl Michael Castillo, Belinda Gannaway, Ellen Allen, Teri Feaster, Kim Davis, lbackt Kenny Riley, Daryl Nachlinger, Billy Wallace, Stanley Mirales, Doug Davis, Tom Henry, John Williamson, Dennis Jones, Melvin Wallace, Robert Mullins, Greg Kimzey, Johnny Arellano, Ramon Fuentes, and Russell Fletcher. fNot pictured-Ann Fletcherj 'i A.5..,.,.'.'. -H -.A 'H-ax ,Y f. - ' hx.. , . Q. an , . ? E54 SR- -gf if - 1 1.. U 144 k , , ' -5- '31 3.-'.r:A' ' ...,.. ,gg?,i.,,3 F , A -4-W, ' ,,s ' , . mg. I ' ' Shi l . Q - Q., .EY Becky Digby makes good time on her leg x 1 X wwf - y of the girls' relay. AgVg ,A 'L-Y' A . ea 'I ' - Von Dale Henry, Teri Feaster and Kim if .fmt Davis attempt to stay warm for upcoming Af V 4' ' events. ., ' . A 'F as 'R ' tg T ttc be ii 4 R 'J Mfaef.. ,,,,, -'11 .5-1, ice-Elle, , egg. K - A A l F 4,gg,g Russell Fletcher awaits the next event in which he will participate as Ricki Gannaway and Greg Kimzey give him encouragement. 60 'V J , iw Tracksters Kenny Riley placed first in the shot-put when the final tabulation of f results were announced at the district track meet in Snyder. Kenny 1 ' advanced to regional and placed f sixth. X ok '-1'--bv SEQRES! . .n Q an I '1-M- :' 'Wt'-use ' 9. f, .. 4 ' , ,,. Cine' 'ered .. 1- L - ' gg, mg' - . .rg '12 rs riff . . 'i,,g 1, 'X-Swag? ' Ygivz... - 5 ,hi i ,, W:g.T . 1 at 5 Q A..j.f.4 l,!,,g, M .X-se... W3-4 Kim Davis takes off on her leg gh lm ' , g g ,l,1 of the girls relay. ., . 1 L f' Jackie Williamson makes a dash for the finish line. 2' , 4 , i Dennis Jones lower left, as ,Q .N R if Q g ' ag,+f's 'ml erl- ti always, puts forth his best aj f t P - g tif. effort. 1 K, LL N x . Ui N 0 A ,Mig K, ' N Ellen Allen Qpictured rightl 4 , gives the shot-put a good -4 K. e.,, . ....., 1. V- it if throw at the district meet. if VA I k,.. A A M ah.. .f.....,,. t.- A- U W, at it , .... an g et rit K ... as ' mf' 4Q t4f5.. 'J t ,, g A k NR, sf Q E '- .azfxz M .., .,,:V U g K . ,... fi kk f 4 Lx t ga. - , - ..tt' N A g '--- 5 .Q a t e . This page sponsored by Mas. DUPREE ALLEN Junior High Football G.. 3.l',g.... fx s.-, fa, 6 ' Lgggq Q -. yn J 'gm A W 0 A 1 ' . '-L1 ff! 'rl v' ' V f 1 V, , ,,'?4'i ,- .fi - sr' , ,nr , Ja, n y , ,f ff ff. ' ' Zz L to R: front row: Darren Hughes, Wayne Choate, Alex Castillo, 'Todd Dunnam, Danny Arellano, Jeff West, Troy Ford, back row: Dale Dunnam, Marcos Fuentes, Paul Romero, Anthony Floa, Coach Randy Peel, Wayne N Batchelor, Martin Fuentes, Joe Digby, Gerald Johnston. . is ' A ? P 'A' A , ' K I . qty' ' 1 A ,K F I Y ,,, B ,gi ' i n A ,,,, 1, i Q' 1 A ' ' -HT 'l This page sponsored by BUCHANON IMPLEMENT 62 ft - ., W. V A f W K ' -A 4 ' lf' . I .,.. fzfqrf f-,, f ' f , Anthony Ftoa and Candy Shoemaker Homemaking Hero and Sweetheart. Junior High Pep Squad and Cheerleaders ,. IX Q Jr. High Pep squad did an outstanding job in cheering for their team. The squad showed their spirit, no matter how the game turned out. Pep squad members are ffront rowj L to R: Kim Fletcher, Kimberly Matthews, Michelle Spieker, Becky Romero and Candy Shoemaker, tback rowj Matilda Romero, Carmen Mireles, Irene Sanchez, Melody Gray, Bertha Martinez, Elizabeth Guzman, Maria Roa, and Cynthia Guzman. Below: Cheerleaders Kim Fletcher, Mi- chelle Spieker, Candy Shoemaker, and mascots Kimberly Matthews and Becky Romero cheer for the Cardinals. 'Q 63 Junior High Basketball H'-gf' '-'Nm.NM,,.f- - il .-1' f ,il We L to R front row: Gerald Johnston, Todd Dunnam, Alex Castillo, j Troy Ford, 2nd row L to R: Coach Randy Peel, Paul Romero, Martin Fuentes, Danny Arellano, Jeff West, back row L to R: Marcos Fuentes, Anthony Floa, Dale Dunnam, Delfino Rodriquez. Q Coach Peel gives instructions during a time out. ' Q 'V 1 u l . gh gr it A A Vi ww f If ,,,,-vs 4 fi , ',', Junior High Boys Track and Tennis Junior high tracksters gather for the district meet in Athletes in junior high gain much experience for upcoming year. Pictured left: flst rowl Gerald Johnston, Jeff West, Richard Alaniz, Troy Ford, Darren Hughes, Alex Castillo, Q2nd rowl Martin Fuentes, Joe Digby, Anthony Ftoa, Jeff Gan- naway, Delfino Rodriguez, Marcos Fuentes and Danny Arellano. Tennis Players: Todd Dunnam, Jeff West, Darren Hughes, Jeff Gannaway, Wayne Choate and Joe Digby. Junior high students, just as older students, must maintain academic standards in order to participate in sports. 65 Junior High Girls Basketball Team members are: fseatedl Bertha Martinez, Kim Fletcher fFirst rowl L. to R. Patricia Jones, Irene Sanchez, Matilda Romero, Maria Roa, fSecond rowl L. to R. Patricia Romero, Mary Jane Rodriguez, Candy Shoemaker, Michelle Spieker, Tibbie Fletcher, and Liza Guzman. High School students boost the Jr. High to a VICTORY!! Team members race for a rebound. The girls started slowly, but they gained valuable experience. They struggled to a 3 win 10 loss season, but they earned a consolation trophy at the Divide tourney, and a third place trophy at the Highland tourney. 66 -are is ., ly Dv-W. . M . if V X 4 . 1 fs 9 . - V , Fw Nr- 4 9,1 ' ' fx . . 'V V 4 Junior High Girls' Track and Tennis The Jr. Hi. Girls did a swell job this year. They each participated in a well organized program. This experience they have gained for the upcoming years. Tennis Members are: CL. to RJ Michelle Spieker Melody Gray, Kim Fletcher, Candy Shoemaker, Marla Roa 4 Spiker, Sheila Rios, Irene Sanchez. meter run. ey QP , i,,,,,,m.,.,.., M, ,,,.,, .. 3 v NJ rt it as i ' ' -an-Q-1 - g . A W t., 'f X 1 942? ' 4 Qi, ' ., --f ' e , ...,1s..f:.',1 Ex In ee. 2 A 6 I 'W fini. ...A ', ': 2' ' . ss- . 4 Q sg tf flf- 4 .Q ' . M . , A .ggi . A ki 5- ga' a -'l' . N r' l,. Track Members are: iL. to RJ Front Row Matilda Romero, Maria Roa, Elizabeth Guzman Back Row Candy Shoemaker, Melody Gray, Kim Fletcher Michelle Left: Irene Sanchez looks for a win in the 800 meter run. Right: Irene is shown finding first place in the 800 ORGANIZATIONS Qighfxg WK N, f7 f X QN 0 N o R 4' 5 ggW.: Q H N 1 1QaQgfll' S3 :Q ' C ' lj, '-':'m. Q A ' 'IEW , xb I IAQXK X T E-Xlffg' 5 E3 E 1 J , , x 2Qy+'9 + a Xiiff s 2 if S- X QcxAp.kfp5O n A- f . b' 1 ' Qi W 4, QA ff g X 12 N r f jj W L.SCe' 4 Q, FH7,NFW'HCQ P! Beta Club 3 The Beta Club is composed of students who have achieved and maintained a high standard of academic excellence. Nineteen students qualified for membership during the 1979 fall semester. Beta Club members are: 11st rowl Melinda Roemisch, Donna Johnston, Sharon Nachlinger, Ricki Gannaway, Julie Roemisch, Kevin Roemisch, Davy Peterson, Kay Botts, Tracy Warren, tback rowl Adelpha Sanchez, Ray Fuentes, Lori Fuqua, Johnny Molina, Timmy Stahl, Lois Hess, Kenny Riley, Anthony Tate, Ascension Fuentes, Chip Roemisch and Mr. Tommy Riley, sponsor. Beta Club officers: Vice-pres.-Timmy Stahl, Secretary-Julie Roemisch, Mr. Riley, sponsor, Tres.-Kay Betts, and President, Chip Roemisch. Student Council CLASS REPRESENTATIVES First row: Tom Henry--Freshman Tracy Warren-Junior Michael Nachlinger-Freshman Pat Kincaid-Sophomore Darren Hughes-Seventh Grade Second row: Johnny Arellano-Junior Anthony Roa-Eighth Grade Ted Olsen-Sophomore Ramon Fuentes-Senior Standing: Ascension Fuentes-Senior FHA '7 127 vw' ,105 Z4 r F. H. A. olticers are: Julie Roemisch, president, Sharon Nachlinger, historian, Lori Fuqua, secretary, Barbara Leatherwood, vice-president, Ricki Gannaway, treasurer, Mrs. Flow, sponsor. Promoting an appreciation of homemaking, Mrs. Row worked with F. H. A. girls to develop sewing, cooking, and economic management skills. Members of the club: are: seated-Sharon Nachlinger, Barbara Leatherwood, Julie Floemisch, Lori Fuqua, Flicki Gannaway, Brenda Flow, istandingl Von Dale Henry, Kaye West, Ftoxie Shoemaker, Josie Castillo, Ann Fletcher, Melinda Floemisch, lsecond rowi Tracy Warren, Kellie Robbins, Donna Johnston, Kim Davis, Terri Sue Feaster, Lois Hess, Jackie Williamson, Ellen Allen if i 'higyvii Q egggiill .... I a M - ,I ' ' M I-NM' ' VL .sew - as - - ...... .f FFA I I he FFA members: tfront rowy Darren Hughes, Jeff Roemisch, Gerald Johnston, Todd Dunnam, Mark Spleker, Greg Glass, Scott Kincaid, Ben Smith, Rodney Foster, Bllly Joe Gannaway, Jeff West, 12nd rowj Melvin Wallace, Bllly Wallace, Kenny Riley, Kim Davis, Kevin Roemisch, Lorl Fuqua, John Williamson, Mlchelle Spieker, Patricia Jones, Mr. Richard Smith lsponsory, 13rd rowy Robert Mulllns, Dennis Jones, Donna Johnston, Russell Fletcher, Kaye West, Melinda Roemisch, Ray Fuentes, Andrew Rodriguez, Ramon Fuentes, Tom Henry, l4th rowt Anthony Tate, Darrell Mayo, Pat Kincaid, Von Dale Henry, Jackie Williamson, Timmy Stahl, Ricki Gannaway, Ascension Fuentes, Michael Nachlinger, 15th rowy Eric Nachlinger, Stanley Mirales, Michael Castillo, Martin Fuentes, Marcos Fuentes, Cary Gunset, Daryl Nachlinger, Davy Peterson, 16th rowj Greg Kimzey, Kay Botts, Chip Roemisch, Johnny Arellano, Gerald Rodriguez, Bobby Ford and James Ford. i'i is J fi FFA officers: V , H . fi A :A My Pres.-John Williamson rril an rrerrerr A Vlce-pres.-Ascension Fuentes ,, , M ' 4 Secretary-Lori Fuqua Tres.-Ramon Fuentes , t Sentinel-Melvin Wallace ,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, R eporter-Kenny Riley .tr an 6 1 .af 'AA ,Q 4 fl, ' Sweetheart-Lori Fuqua , fu . g' ,, . , Q.: ,,,,,, -l 1 i ,la if rt K-f iii 3 Many students take an actlve part In g M 1. Q, . 21 5 4x J g gg, FFA activities. Third grader, Billy Joe f f- - 'ii T f 7,5 l Gannaway, shows his lamb which took M g gvg W f 'f E reserve champion honors at the l'Ai we iiiil' Hermlelgh Stock Show. f' , FFA voting delegates: Timmy Stahl, Kenny Rlley and Chip Roemlsch. This page sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gannaway. 71 Annual Staff The 1980 Senior Class served as the Cardinal Call staff. Each student was assigned certain pages to complete. Yet, we feel this annual is a total effort, not just individual pieces. All staff members worked on pages other than those assigned, and assisted other staff members as much as possible. We hope you enjoy this yearbook as much as we have enjoyed working on it. Cardinal Call Staff Specific assignments as follows: Co-editors-Julie Roemisch Chip Roemisch Ad. Mgr.-Timmy Stahl Layout design and elem.-Lois Hess Staff, drill team, dedication-Ricki Gannaway Photographer-Russell Fletcher H.S. and royalty-Kay Botts H.S. boys' sports-John Williamson Ramon Fuentes H.S. girls' sports-Ellen Allen Theresa Whitt , Jr. Hi. boys' sports-Ascension Fuentes Andrew Rodrigues Jr. Hi. girls' sports-Ricki Gannaway Julie Roemisch Graduations-Andrew Rodriguez Organizations-Flavio Sosa Activities-James Melton Pictures ftop to bottomj Lois Hess, Timmy Stahl, Julie Roemisch, and Chip Roemisch double check some last minute details. Andrew Rodrigues, Flavio Sosa, and Ramon Fuentes assist Ellen Allen and Theresa Whitt with girls' sports pages. Ramon Fuentes fseatedj shows Russell Fletcher, photographer, just which pictures are needed. John Williamson worked very hard on high school boys' sports section-most of the time, anyway. James Melton Qleftj looks for a picture as Ellen Allen, Ascension Fuentes and Kay Botts help Ricki Gannaway. 4 The 1980 Cardinal Call Staff gives a special word of recognition and thanks to the girls of the junior class who have typed and helped with this yearbook in many ways. 72 t l ,,-sv-vw., ,.m,..:7-:mv-'A X., ' . iw .gf -on .4- .,. .. s Q A fl M. Q if Scouts Mrs. Caroly Kuss, James Henderson, Danny Ftamey, and Mark Kuss making kites during a regular meeting. Cub scouts saluting the flag are ffrom left to rightl: Danny Ftamey, Micheal Salado, Mark Kuss, Ben Smith, Rodney Foster, James Henderson. Cub Scouts and Webelos lfrom Ft to Ll Joe Mireles, Danny Ramey, Mark Kuss, James Henderson, Rodney Foster, Ben Smith, Billy Joe Gannaway, fback rowl Mark Spieker, Tim Kotrla, Junior Castillo, Edward Guzman, Jeff Roemisch, Eric Nachlinger, and Gregg Glass. lthird rowl Mrs. Shad Nachlinger and Mr. Mike Brown. 75 .S C ACTIVITIES giglwg 9 9 Programs and Assemblies Hermleigh students enjoyed and performed in a variety of programs during the year. 5- Q r r s r ! H X -ifi Y Senior Citizens entertained the student body with a delightful program. Mrs. Mildred fSimmonsi Lewis, pictured with microphone, is a retired Hermleigh teacher. Several classes added to the Christmas spirit by presenting plays. The seventh C A grade presented the old Christ- mas favorite, Scrooge A group of fourth grade reindeer chat with Santa tBen Smithj. Andrea Smith acts out her role as Little Bo Peep while other first grade and kindergar- ten students watch. sei James Hender- son flefti and Mark Kuss frt.j watch as J. Cas- tillo does his part as a reindeer. The high school drill team per- forms for the Community As- sociation judging. V' Y I v -..............M....t ,,.. cw... .... tt 75 Elementary Activities Fifth and sixth graders provided Christmas carols during the Christmas programs. Elementary students entertained each other a number of times throughout the year. Mario Sanchez watches as Sandy Choate portrays a turkey for Thanksgiving. Many students entered the elementary track meet at Highland. They proved be real Cardinals by themselves to bringing home a slew of ribbons. Mande Henry trightl makes a quick dash for a ribbon at the Highland meet. Several girls tgrades 1-67 took twirling lessons after school from Miss Cheryl Hines. In the group picture tleftl are: A. Smith, M. Henry, C. Church, S. Johnston, L. Tate, B. Sandefur and L. Farr. tNot pictured-J. Hoemischl The twlrling team trt.l waits for a turn to perform for the Community Associa- tion judging. .-l szi g k k -S i Q. ' 5 in , , . yi N.., L ...' .Jt. N-,S Little Cardinals grow to be big Cardinals, support them now and they will make us proud. . f W Halloween Carnival X , 'Aff wg L. 91 f4 , .. ei ff 5 Ex' V f V Q -.2 W4 f Andrew Rodriguez calls numbers while it . . 7. - we f 2? 4' a C fpgvgzf is Q Ap if B' A if i 'lv ig Chip Roemisch takes money for the Senior Bingo. Two-faced ag teacher wins contest. All kinds of people show up for the Halloween Carnival. Doug Davis and Laurie Peterson demonstrate their ability to make funny faces without going to the face-painting booth. Peter Pan and friends enjoy the carnival. Mothers help out at the Jr. food booth. Jerva Farr dresses up as a keystone cop for the face- palntlng booth. 77 District The Migrant District Competitive Events were held in Sweetwater. Hermleigh students competed against students from Sweetwater, McCaulley, Loraine and Trent. Hermleigh walked away with first place with an average of over 17 points per student. The following students placed in the top three at district, qualifying for regional, in at least one academic or athletic event and many of them qualified in several events. 1st grade- Ann Mullis, Andrew 2nd grade- Sanchez Melissa Anderson, Tony Lopez, Elizabeth Martinez, Mario Sanchez, 3rd grade- Larray Farr, Danny and Ramey, Raymond 4th grade Romero, Arthur San- chez, Beverly Sandefur 5th grade Minnie Fuentes, Teri and Henry, Sheila Johnston, 6th grade- Sonny Martinez, Ritchie Mullis, Robert Rios, Robert Romero, Rosen- do Sanchez 7th grade- Marcos Fuentes, Martin and Fuentes, Gerald John- 8th grade ston, Bertha Martinez, Sheila Rios, Matilda Romero, Paul Romero, Irene Sanchez, Candy Shoemaker Also participating in the events were Adam Lopez, James Henderson, Mark Kuss, Elsa Martinez and Gabriel Martinez. Pictures top to bottom Arthur Sanchez, Raymond Romero and Elsa Martinez proudly display the first place trophy. James Henderson prepares for the standing long jump and Mark Kuss gives encouragement. As the day proved qulte cold, Minnie Fuentes, Robert Rios, Mrs. Johnston and Terl Henry pull cover. Thlrd and fourth grade boys wait their turn for athletic events. 78 Annual Migrant 'Nl' 1 X ge, - 4 .. 21 ..t ,Ui R ,MN F, .,.. . .gf Akai ...L F ...A . Competitive Events . -,, 5 t. fix -+ :' N 1, Q We I t - :mpeg fext- Becky Ramey and Ken Farr display the trophy won by the Hermleigh Klndergarteners. Nell Henry accepted the trophy for her students. Prior to the final results being announced, Hermleigh students anxiously waited. Regional Hermleigh students competed against students from 17 other schools in the region. Kindergarten students were in a division separate from the elementary and junior high students. Hermleigh took 2nd place throphies in both divisions. Students winning honors were: Kindergarten Becky Ramey-1st Eng. Oral Inter., 1st Art, 1st Craft, 1st Girls Broad Jump Ken Farr-1st Boys Softball Throw, 3rd, Boys 50 yd. Dash Michael Benavides-2nd Art 1st Grade Ann Mullis-1st Craft, 1st Eng. Oral Inter., 2nd Girls 50 yd. Dash, 3rd Girls Broad Jump, 3rd Girls 100 yd. Dash Andrew Sanchez-1st Math, 2nd Boys Softball Throw 2nd Grade Melissa Anderson-3rd Craft, 3rd Girls Broad Jump Elizabeth Martinez-2nd. Girls Softball Throw Mario Sanchez-2nd Eng. Oral Inter., 2nd Craft, 1st Boys Softball Throw, 1st Boys 50 yd. Dash 3rd and 4th Grades Danny Ramey-1st Craft, 1st Art, 3rd Math, 2nd Spelling, 1st Eng. Oral Inter. Larray Farr-2nd Eng. Oral Inter. Beverly Sandefur-2nd. Girls Broad Jump Raymond Romero-1st Boys 100 yd. Dash, 2nd. Boys 50 yd. Dash, 1st Boys Broad Jump Arthur Sanchez-3rd Boys Softball Throw 5th and 6th Grades Sheila Johnston-2nd Craft Richie Mullis-1st Creative Comp., 1st Boys Broad Jump, 2nd Boys 100 yd. Dash Minnie Fuentes-3rd Craft Rosendo Sanchez-2nd. Math, 2nd Boys Broad Jump, 2nd Boys Softball Throw Robert Romero--1st Boys 100 yd. Dash, 1st Boys 50 yd. Dash Sonny Martinez-1st Math 7th and 8th Grades Matilda Romero-2nd Craft, 3rd Girls Broad Jump Marcos Fuentes-1st Craft Sheila Rios-3rd Eng. Oral Inter. Gerald Johnston-2nd Craft, 3rd Spelling Paul Romero-3rd Boys Broad Jump Irene Sanchez-2nd Spelling, 1st Girls 50 yd. Dash, 1st Girls 100 yd. Dash, 1st Girls Bd. Jump Candy Shoemaker-1st Creative Comp., 1st Eng. Oral Inter., 2nd Girls Broad Jump 79 Stock Shows Hermleigh student projects fared well in the Scurry County Show. Right is Greg Kimzey whose steer took the Grand Champion honors. Pictured below is Darrell Mayo displaying the award for his Grand Champion duroc. Chip and Melinda Roemisch, a brother-sister team, show sheep. Chip took Grand Champion with his lamb. 9 ' a - ' 1 f. ,, . , , , l L ' 'A . :flu . ' ' J rf ,., Michael Nachlinger anxiously awaits the judges decision. This page sponsored by Dub and Ruth Kimzey. QM Stock Shows liifibgfil 'f q 4 l Ramon Fuentes displays his Reserve Champion hog at the Kenny Riley positions steer at the local show. Hermleigh Show. The top honors in the lamb division went to Flicki Andrew Rodriguez took Grand Champion honors at the Gannaway. Hermleigh Show. This page sponsored by JACK NACHLINGER. 81 Jump-rope-a-thon American Heart Association Hermleigh students participated in the American Heart Association Jump-rope-a-thon. Students were placed on teams of six with each student working to get as many pledges as possible. A team was to have one member jumping rope at all times for as long as possible with a maximum time limit of three hours. This proved to be a total school effort with students in k-12 participating. Total money raised by the event was 351086.15 Kindergartener, Joey Matthews, worked hard at his effort. Mark Kuss, third grader, takes a turn at jumping for his team made up of elementary school boys. og it . M i ! 'Gaw- r., Q VV Y 5- Von Dale Henry, a sophomore, seems to be enjoying this unique way to spend a Friday afternoon. Nell Henry, who organized the event, and Johnnie Riley keep an eye on the jumpers. OMR Q Trip to Abilene Shopping Spree for Students Junior high and high school students chose to go to the Mall of Abilene for their end-of-school event. Students voted to buy gas for buses so they could spend a day shopping, in lieu of a picnic or some other activity. Students unload and head for the mall fand the escalatorj. 5' 4...- f WWW Donna Johnston and Teri Feaster look J E at a purchase made by Josie Castillo E tfrontj. H. l Darrell Mayo seems to have had a good time. Junior high students get on the bus for the trip back to Hermleigh. il . ' 5 1 'Q M to lg 83 UIL High School Students from Hermleigh participated in almost all league events. Those placing 1st, 2nd, or 3rd at District qualified for Regional events. Three high school students placed 4th in District qualifying as alternates to regional. Kenny Riley Shot put 1st Dist 6th Reg Marla Roa 3rd Triple Jump 4th High 3rd Editorual Wrt. Jump, 5th Mile Relay .V- Anthony Tate-3rd News Writing lrene Sanchez-2nd Triple jump, 1st 880 Dash 'sb ,, Tracy Warren-2nd Poetry Interpretation, Lori Fuqua-Alt. Editorial Wrt. 1 ' 3rd Headline Writing Lois Hess-2nd Feature Writing Pat Kincaid-Alt. Editorial Writing ya -au! isdn' Greg Kimzey-2nd Science , , my 4, Q ,H Michelle Spieker-Dist. 3rd -if Melinda Roemisch-Alt. 'K ' . 1. 220, 6th 880 R l ' P I t t t' eay 0 g rose n erpre a ion 84 Elementary is Crystal Church, second grader, was the youngest member of the elementary participants. L E She entered story telling. 5th and 6th Graders Corylane Burleson-Poetry interpretation Tim Kotrla-Spelling, Picture Memory Edward Guzman-Spelling Robert Romero-Spelling Patricia Jones-Poetry interpretation Patricia Romero-Poetry Interpretation 'ti f- F' C' Larry Farr and Beverly Sandefur, third graders, participated in story telling, while fourth grader, Lori Tate entered picture memory. Chris Olsen and Donnie Davis repre- sented Hermleigh at the annual Scurry County Spelling Bee. 1 Qi One Act Play Co-winner at district Placed as alternate at area DISTRICT: Michael Castillo-all star cast Tracy Warren-best actress Honorable mention-Donna Johnston Melinda Roemisch AREA: Tracy Warren-best actress Honorable mention-Michael Castillo Jackie Williamson lfjig E Michael, Pantalone fwood- carvery presents his wooden creation to the world. . Q. Julie, Arlecchino fCrickety and Jackie, Pulchinella fpup- pet mastery prepare their marionette dancers, fKaye West and Kim Davisy for their debut. was al? l .J Jackie, Pulchinella fpuppet mastery Donna Johnston, Razullo fthe foxy Tracy Warren, Pinocchio, Melvin Wallace, Deltramo fthe caty, Ann Fletcher, Columbina fthe spirity persuade Pinocchio to accompany them on their journey to the ,J th88f8l'. ' Anthony Tate, Josie Castillo, and i' Ray Fuentes, work behind the scenes in the one act play. Michael, Pantalone fwoodcarvery Jackie, Pulchinella fpuppet mastery Julie Arlecchino, fCrickety 86 .,,. 6. ,- 1 0 X ,,-9 Q7 SP ' as l f Q. ft. One Act Play The foxes hair is piled On top of her head. Everyone's lips are all Painted red. The puppet master is as Mean as can be. The cricket and Pinocchio End up at the sea. Geppetto is old and Almost senile. The spirit flies through The air awhile. The fool is running around With a hood. The cat and fox are up To no good. There's marionette dancers, Dancing on stage. This play has all of 1 Us fifty years aged. T ' eg by Tracy Warren x'ii ' Jackie, Pulchinella lpuppetmasterl Melinda, Pedrolina lfooll. Julie, Arlecchino lcricketl Melinda, Pedrolina ifooll. , Michael, Pantalone, lGeppettol Q It Jackie, Pulchinella qpuppetmasterl D' Julie, Arlecchino, lcricketl. Ann, Columbina ispiritl Melinda, Pedrolina lfooll. l 87 Juniors Present Banquet Theme Throughout the 1979-80 school year, the junior class worked at a number of projects in order to finance the annual Hermleigh Junior-Senior Banquet. Michael Castillo is shown serving at the class food booth at the Halloween Carnival. Ricki Gannaway and her date lleftj enjoy the delicious meal. Jackie Williamson and Timmy Stahl enjoy the atmosphere while waiting to be served. John Williamson looks for his and his date's name tags. N. ,.,5 A 'Q' Please Don't Go my nga sg -al i Sl QW X Lori Fuqua and Barbara Leatherwood pose in front of the garden scene that they, and the other juniors, worked on so diligently. Brenda Row, class sponsor, makes one last glance around the room to make sure all the last minute details have been done. Billy Wallace and Sharon Nachlinger enjoyed the food and fun at the delightful affair. Hermleigh eighth graders took the step from junior high on May 15. They now look forward to the new role of high schoolers. Valedictorian of the class, Candy Shoemaker, gives her address. Class salutorian, Irene Sanchez, wel- comes parents and friends to the graduation exercises. Elizabeth Guzman gives the hlstorian's 3ddf9SS. Junior High Graduation Seniors See Tennessee . 383 , It 5 'X SN Sf 2,35 f in -Eu li tw- m WW? ' ,irl i Q -P A it I T h M t so N The 1980 Seniors had a full schedule starting May 2, and ending when they returned home late May 8. The group departed from Hermleigh early Friday after- noon and spent the first night in Little Rock, Arkansas. Satur- day morning found the senior class and their sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith, en- route to their destination-Tennessee. t This page sponsored by BUTCH NACHLINGER Saturday night found the group in Nashville, where they enjoyed some good country and western music. Opryland was the next attraction on the agenda. Then, back on the bus as there were other places to go and other things to see. Timmy Stahl, Ellen Allen, Andrew Ro- driguez and Theresa Whitt seem to think even traveling is fun. 91 lVlore Fun John Williamson, Ellen Allen Flavio Sosa and James Mel- ton found time to browse around some shops. ll -, . . ft f ,X xi m X ' I . 3,3 d , Q, 3 I Lois Hess, Andrew Rodriguez, Kay Botts, Theresa Whitt, James Mel- ton, Flavio Sosa, Ramon Fuentes, Ascension Fuentes and Ellen Allen pause for a picture at Fort Nashborough. Ramon Fuentes relaxes a moment in the Country and Western Music Hall of Fame. Z rf ,ff I N On to the riverboat ride . . . . ,,,. if --fftt Julie Roemisch lcenterl attempts to teach sponsor, Phyllis Smith, a few dance steps as John Williamson observes. 4 A, we 92 ,aff gi I at i , 'PU More Sights Andrew Rodriguez, Theresa Whitt, Lois Hess and Flavio Sosa relax on the rail of the riverboat. Chip Floemisch and Kay Botts enjoy the cool night air. lt's been fun, but Ellen Allen pretly well dis- plays the feelings of the group after a busy week. Rick: Gannaway and Flavio Sosa relax for the long ride Hey Russell Fletcher, did you have a good time? Graduation Exercises The baccalaureate service on Sunday evening, May 11, began the graduate exercises for fifteen seniors. The Rev. D. D. Smith delivered the sermon and a gentleman from Snyder, accompanied by Ms. Brenda Row at the piano provided special music. Both the invocation and benediction were given by Mr. Julius Roemisch, The big night, commencement exercises, were Friday evening, May 16. A special solo was sung by Mrs. Marcene Harris, accompanied by Ms. Brenda Row at the piano. Senior Julie Roemisch's solo was a highlight. Principal, Mr. Tommy Riley, presented awards, while school board president, Mr. Doug Foster, and Superintendent Jerry Church presented diplomas. The tassel ceremony was performed by the senior class sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith. Invocation and benediction were given by Mr. Doug Foster. Juniors serving as ushers were: May 11-Barbara Leatherwood, Greg Kimzey, Roxie Shoemaker and Michael Castillo. May 16-Sharon Nachlinger, Melvin Wallace, Greg Kimzey and Lori Fuqua. Seniors, Ricki Gannaway and Russell Fletcher find graduation a time of mixed emotions. Mr. Tommy Riley presents Julie Roemisch, high ranking girl, Timmy Stahl, salutatorian, and valdictorian, Chip Roemisch, with awards and scholarships. Who's Who awards are presented by Mr. Riley to Lois Hess and Timmy Stahl. Uv' gm, X ,. If if 8 l in Class of 1980 Messages Timmy Stahl, salutatorian, warned his classmates that it might be a rocky road to success, but he believed it would be worth the effort. Jimmy lChipJ Roemisch, valdictorian, told the crowd of being grateful to live in a country where young people are allowed to get all the education they desire. .media Commencement speaker, Dr. Joe H. Ramey, told the class, You can make a difference. Will you? Try. . GRADUATES Ellen Allen Kay Botts Russell Fletcher Ascension Fuentes Ramon Fuentes, Jr. Ricki Gannaway . Lois Hess James Melton A i i Andrew Rodriguez Jimmy F. Roemisch, Jr. A F Julie Roemisch Timothy Stahl Flavio Sosa Theresa Whitt --q..., . 5? N I MM -.wif M-, fi 'Q . s- si . John Williamson L Ramon Fuentes, Jr. marches in during the processional. Julie Roemisch, high ranking girl of her class, exits as Ms. Brenda Row plays the recessional. 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Snyder, Texas STATE Sportin' Corner Beall Abstract 915-235-9623 1306 Hailey Sweetwater, Texas and Title Co., Inc West Side of Square 79556 Sweetwater, Texas Sharron Neighbors Ffank Morgan and and Mila Gibson Patsy Cumbie Superior Auto Eddie Peterson Sew Pharmacy at Fair Prices Tune Ups-Overhauls Air Condition 4002 College Transmissions Snyder State Inspection 4012 College Ave. Supporting The CARDINALS Snyder, Texas Farms Homes Ranches H. B. McFauI Joe Box Realty Garage Phone: 573-5908 Joseph E. Box 4006 College Ave. Res. 573-5908 Snyder, Tex. 79549 716 Broadway Roscoe, Texas 79545 Phone: 766-3421 SMITHEE, INC., D.B.A. P-O. BOX Area Code 915 113 573-3663 BROOKS OIL WELL SERVICE Lamesa Snyder, Texas Highway 79549 6 SNYDER ATHLETIC CENTER f . 1 College Heights ,VI Y, Nf ',ff. Shopping Center 35th 3, 3219 College Ave. Snyder, Texas Milton Ham 9 Colleg Snyder Texas 79549 e Ave. HOMETOWN MOTOR SALES CO. Box 456 1100 25th Street Snyder, Texas 79549 T 81 R OIL FIELD CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. 2701 East Broadway P.O. Box 952 Sweetwater, Texas 79556 117 HERMLEIGH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH H. CARL NUNN, PASTOR Richbu,-925 Taylor Jewelry Decorator Center 112 Broadway S t ter, Tex. 319 o k 915 235 5700 Gft S f Y T 79555 f All OCCASIONS PLAZA DICKIES CAFE WORK CLOTHES RENTAL SERVICE 19155 573-9662 S Yde Tex RUBY WILLIAMS 573-3929 84 Bypass Snyder Jackievs Sweetwater Fashions, Flowers SPOYTS Center and Gifts P5'5f5'eEai?5f3f?36 S 53525, 82222329556 sweetwar T 79556 Ph: 4915, 235-8436 SWEETWATER SAVINGS ASSCCIATION ROSCOE BRANCH Broadway and Main Street Roscoe, Texas 79545 Phone 766-3996 I,- Cooling Towers Salt Waters Oil Spills We pump and haul anything anytime. GLOBE VACUUM 2013 College Avenue Snyder, Texas 573-7648 C1 I If no answer, call 573-9418 We Serve 24 Hours A Day 7 Days A Week Tank Cleaning Mud Hauling Oil Sumps HIGGINBOTHAM BARTLETT CO. Roscoe, Texas 766-3441 20 SULLIVAN STANFIELD FOWLER lI1SUl'al'1Ce Agency Ill Insurance lmrna AGENT Guy Sullivan Joe Fowler Phone 915-573-9318 P.O. Box 260 Snyder, Texas Circle In Grocery Lamesa Hwy c:Sneros William 4001 Av. R Phone-573-3122 Commercial 81 Residential Glass Store Fronts ' Patio Enclosures Auto Glass G 81 G Glass Co. 9157573-0149 110 East Hwy Snyder, Texas Glenn Clarady Res. 573-3383 Marlo Herrera Res. 573-8795 Gus Tovar Res. 573-8796 THE SHACK fy Steaks SA Q Sea Food fg Q 1005 25th Street , Snyder, Texas , ' , lx ZA 573-8943 , Z! For Parties and Banquets ' -1' xx Y rf A Y. I J Szfig CUMMINS DAIRY QUEENS SNYDER FARM Bring Whole Family ' Frisco Burgers RANCH SUPPLY ' H01D0QS ' Bar B-Q Sandwiches ' Corn Dogs ' Cokes ' Quarts to take home Purina Chows ' Shakes ' Sundaes 1607 25th Street Snyder, Texas 79549 Phone 573-0767 Call in Orders 4301 College Avenue 108 East Highway Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins Owners 573-8501 573-2651 WESTERN TEXAS COLLEGE STERN TEXAS COLLEG We're Pioneering a New West . . . Constantly Changing to Educating for Today meet the needs of its . . . and Tomorrow. Students . . . 22 The Finest in Mexican Foods SPANISH INN 2212 College Snyder, Texas Dorothy Rodriguez 573-2355 Chon Rodriguez 11 573-0242 Health Food Rhodes Center Stfeet CO- Inc. Snyder, Texas 79549 Phone Lamesa Snyder, Texas Shaklee Products 573-2361 Spirit American Pacer Motors Concord Snyder Jeep I Daily Dupree Motors News 2301 25th Street The Hometown Newspaper Snyder' Texas Bob Dupree 19151 573-2649 123 TEXAS ST AND TRUST COMPANY P.O. Drawer 630 Sweetwater, Texas Phone 49155 236-6636 Hugh L. Lackey Executive Vice President YLE BANKING For WEST TEXAS BANK TEXANS! BURGESS-MCWILLIAMS PHARMACY 3706 College Avenue 573-7582 Snyder, Texas Richard's I I The Roscoe Marine 81 Engine . S I Times el VICe . Factory Trained Mechanics Richard Moorhead, Owner 107 BYOHGWQY Established 1906 Roscoe, Texas 79545 Roscoe, Texas Phone 766-3028 24 Langston Automotive Parts 1018 Main runmfune 6 Avpuzmcss Roscffggexas 400' Higgfjjefhffgfg Gem' 'fvour NAPA Jobber Is me Rigm Phone 573-3402 P'-me to GO rr foofo na il MQW! ,E g ' S. i i 5: : iii Q 5 Lr1iffHrm.i,'il 'W4'i -a Q-ew W'I.5g- H . 5 ,T 'A i-1pl...h AHA N, I ,K 4 i -fmglmigumiq u slxllslll ll l l ' In Since 1905 Snyder, Texas Member of F.D.I.C. f' f9nscrM2rru Hall Drug Snyder, Texas 573-2571 Cosmetics-Jewelry-Perfumes Gibson's Greeting Cards-Gifts Veterinary Supplies-Delivery Avbl. Compliments of Larry, Jane, 81 Ileta 12 FIRST BAl:FfS,Te CHURCH Come, let us reason together. .. J Hill X 1 ttlte 1 Sunday School 10:15 Sunday Morning Worship 10:55 Sunday Night Worship 6:30 Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting 7:30 Visitors Are Always Welcome. 25 GOLD CRISP - FRIED - CHICKE X Open 7 days a week 3800 College Ave. Snyder, Texas Phone 573-6831 ROSCOE INCCME TAX SERVICE Owned and Operated By: Ineg Lauer Phone: 19155-766-3418 825 Broadway Roscoe, Tex. 79545 AG. CENTER INC. Allis Chalmers Farm Supplies 81 Machinery P.O. Box 696, Ph. 49155 766-3076 Roscoe, Texas 79545 Phil Hayne-19153 737-2343 Buren Lansford-49155 235-5602 KSNY 1450 Radi0 Snyder, Texas instant News From Music Land 127 B 81 H oss oss The Thomson Agency Boot, Shoe, 81 Saddle Repair Western S009 8' Trophies Complete Insurance Service Ken 81 P99 Loffon 915-235-5443 305 Locust 1105 E' B'0adWaY Eves: 235-1410 P.o. Bdx 877 915f235'8180 Sweetwater, Texas 79556 Sweetwater, Texas 79556 Carpet Vinyl wen Covering Tile rls TQ A Lynn and Sandra Herndon's Penton 81 Son Tee Floor Abe 81 Tori Nayfa I Covering 1215 E. Broadway Street Ph-1 235-8812 Sweetwater, Texas 79556 209 Oalfr Sffee?9556 store: Ph. 235-8177 Residence: Ph. 235-8713 Sweetwater' exas SNOP and Field Welding L. D. Cates Truss Farquhar, Pusher Homer Beasley, Off, Mgr. Lee Mechanic 81 E. L. Farmer Co. ' Dependable, Oilfield Transportation e ing Phone 573-5464 Snyder, Texas 79549 Pueblo, Colo. Lee Hoppe' 542-2148 Odessa, TX 232-1496 PO- BPX 43 LONE STAR, TX 636-1111 Midland, TX Hermleigh, Texas 563-1905 915'863'2422 Dallas, TX 275-4859 Fi. wdrrh, TX 263-1585 C D 3, D Grirnmeii Auto Supply, Inc. BFOHWGFS Truck, Tractor, and Autopart Machine Shop Service 1905 College Ave. C0m'aCt0'S S 5g3'6i91 1312 Ave. R P.o. Box 205 ny 8 exas Snyder, Texas Phone 573-8545 l28 Higginbotham Barnett 1 Good Lumber Snyder, Texas Dryden's Shoes East Side of Square Dial 573-5933 Snyder, Texas McDonald Welding Supply 1110 College Avenue 915!573-5329 Snyder, Texas Lincoln Miller Oxygen Welding Machines Compressed National Torches Helium WARD'S BUTANE Patterson's Used Cars 1105 25th St' Gasoline-Diesel Phone 573-5652 Phone 863-2374 Snyder' Texas Hermleigh, Texas I2 2 1 , Q dwarf -vi 1. V. ' , if 'ff up IINVE fIN9 Cable Television Timely Pawn Loans Corporation 2709 .Irv R, Snyrlrr. Tf'.k'!lS 915-573-9335 Box 990 1 Ill y'0l' 5 Ill T I I 79556 DECORATIVE CORNER Cogdell Center C9151 573-0118 Snyder, Texas 79549 GIFTS AND ANTIQUES 25 Years Experience l l Acldlzers Inc. oil 81 gas well stimulation Levelland Number Acidizing 806 894-5948 Our Specialty Lamesa Hwy. A Division of Watson Packer Call 573-2687 VILLAGE SUPERMARKET Food at its finest Fresh Produce Poultry Delicatessen Hardware Sweetwater, Texas 79556 FIRST NATIONAL BANK .lt Member F.D.l.C. Sweetwater, Texas BILL'S BODY SHOP Owner Bill Robbins f '-xx? - A l' 'T .aff 'Q N i ff!-5 L1 , Q. 2400-25th Street Snyder. Texas 79549 Fles. 573-0795 Bus. 573-2729 X X' 'X JOHN SCHATTEL . f i.: il 33 f 'x 'Q Qifl RQ! 41511 Oil Properties 8t Investments Phone BE4-9933 P.O. Box 1346 Sweetwater, Texas 2 The staff of the 1980 Cardinal Call sincerely hopes, if you did not have Cardinal Fever, that you have caught it while enjoying this yearbook. May your symptoms continue for many years. We extend a special word of appreciation to the school staff and members of the community for their support, assistance, and cooperation. Thank you is inadequate for the girls of the junior class. They have taken pictures, drawn pages, typed, and assisted the annual staff in numerous ways. So, even though it is not enough, Thank you, to Lori Fuqua, Barbara Leatherwood, Sharon Nachlinger, Roxie Shoemaker, Tracy Warren, and Kaye West. Also, we acknowledge with much gratitude Mr. Charles Teague of Big Spring and Mr. Edwin Jackson of Midwest Electric Cooperative, who gave of their time and talent to make special pictures for our use. The staff also wishes to thank all supporters who bought ads, sponsored pages, andlor purchased yearbooks. Sincerely, 1980 Cardinal Call Staff Jane Ramey, sponsor 1979-80 A Good Year Makes Happy Memories 133 Activities -74-95 Administration and Staff-8-13 Advertisements-96-132 Ag Center lnc.-129 Alaniz, Andy-28, 5 Alaniz, Angie-25 Alaniz, Becky-32 Alaniz, Conky-26 Alaniz, Eddie Alaniz, Richard-27, 65 Alaniz Ro 30 . Y- Alert Wrecker Service-98 Index Allen, Ellen-99, 70, 16, 60, 61, 72, 91, 92, 93, 95 Alsup's-106, 114 Ammons, Mattie Mae-13 Anderson, Melissa-32, 78, 79 Andy's Paint 81 Body Shop-104 Ann Lee's-102 Arellano, Danny-64, 26, 62, 65 Arellano, Eddie-5, 28, 43 Arellano, Johnny-44, 43, 21, 60, 69, 71 Auto Supply-7-11-109 Baker, Danny-31 Baker, Mary-25 Banquet-88, 89 Fletcher Basketball Hero 81 Sweetheart Basketball, High School Basketball, Jr. High Batchelor, Wayne-26, 62 Beall Abstract 8 Title Co.-115 Beauty Pub, The-102 Bell-Seale Funeral Home-101 Ben Wilson Supply-114 Benavides, Michael-79 Bennett Office Supply-115 Best All-Around Beta Club-69 Bethel Oil Co.-108 Beuerlein, Paula-48 Bill Early Agency-104 Billie's Jr. 8. Teen Shop-112 Bill's Body Shop-132 Booster Club Boss 81 Botts, Kay-5, 6, 48, 16, 69, 71, 72, Hoss-128 Boyce Jones Grocery-129 Brook's Oil Well Service-116 Brown, Bryant, Mike-12, 73 Don-7 Burgess-McWilliams Pharmacy-124 Burleson, Coryland-5, 28, 85 C. Ft. Anthon -54 Castillo castino, Y Alex-64, 27, 62, 65 Josie-56, 70, 54, 23, 83, 86 Castillo, Munior-29, 73, 75 Castillo, Manuel-32 Castillo, Melinda-26 Castillo, Michael-53, 20, 44, 87, 43, 21, 94 Central Central Baptist Church-99 Tire-107, 114 Cheerleaders, High School Cheerleaders, Pep Squad, Jr. High China Grove Co-Op Gin-102 Choate, Lisa-7, 33 Choate, Sandy-32, 176 Choate, Wayne-27, 62, 65 Church, Crystal-32, 76, 85 Church, Jerry-13, 10, 11, 94 Cll'Cl9 In Gl'0C6fy--121 City of Roscoe-1 1 1 Clark Lumber Co.-111 Closing-133 Collier, Joe Dan-7, 34 Consolidated Tool 8- Supply-105 Cox Jewelers-109 Cresswell, Dee-13, 9 Culp, Faye-109 Cummins' Dairy Queens-122 Curry's Discount Prescription-112 4 93, 95 58, 60, 71, 86, 88, D 81 D Dacus, Auto Supply-128 Charlene-13 Davis, Donny-5, 28, 43, 85 Davis, Doug-53, 77, 23, 58, 60 , Davis, Kim-6, 56, 57, 70, 54, 25, 24, 49, 48, 59, 60, 61, 71 86 Davis, Ruth-13, 9 Davis, Tammy-7, 32 Decorative Corner-131 Dedication-3 Dennis Printing-50 Denson's Service Station-101 Dickies Work Clothes Rental-119 Digby, Becky-55, 56, 70, 54, 23, 60 Digby, Elizabeth-33 Digby, Joe-26, 62, 65 Drill Team Dryden's Shoes-129 Dunnam, Dale-64, 26, 62 Dunnam, Todd-64, 77, 27, 62, 65, 71 Dupree Motors-123 E. L. Farmer Co.-128 Eddie Peterson's Pharmacy-116 Eighth Grade-26 El Rancho Feed Co.-112 Elementary Activities-35 Everybody's-1 17 Ezell Key Grain Co.-109 F.F.A.-71 F.F.A. Sweetheart-38 F.H.A.-70 F.H.A. Beau-38 Faculty 81 Staff Farm Bureau Insurance-102 Farmers Co-Op Gin-105 Farr, Jervia-77 Farr, Ken-7, 34, 79 Farr, Larray-31, 76, 78, 79, 85 Farr, Larry-11 Feaster, Terrel Wayne-3 Feaster, Terri Sue-5, 56, 70, 54, 25, 24, 49, 48, 59, 60, 83 Fenton's Dad 81 Lad-98 Fifth Grade-29 First Baptist Church-126 First Federal Savings-113 First Grade-33 , Ann-55, 56, 70, 54, 48, 23, 87, 86 First National Bank-132 Fletcher Fletcher, Becky-77 Fletcher, Kim-66, 27, 63, 67 , Russell-5, 50, 52, 45, 44, 46, 43, 16, 60, 71, 22, 93 94, 95 Fletcher, Tibbie--28, 66 Football High School Football, Jr. High Ford, Bobby Don-16, 71 Ford, James-25, 71 Ford, La Fonda-30 Ford, Troy-64, 26, 62, 65 Foster, Doug-11, 94 Foster, Ftodney-30, 73, 71 Fourth Grade-30 Freshman Class-24, 25 Fuentes, Ascension-50, 51, 96, 122, 52, 95, 40, 38, 25, 44, 46 43, 16, 15, 47, 19, 69, 71, 72, 92 Fuentes, Ben-77 Fuentes, Marcus-64, 27, 62, 65, 71, 78, 79 Fuentes, Martin-64, 26, 62, 65, 71, 78 Fuentes, Minnie-29, 78, 79 Fuegges, Ramon-96, 122, 81, 45, 44, 17, 19, 60, 71, 72, 92, Fuentes, Ramon Sr.-40, 38, 69 Fuentes Ray-53 81 22 23 44, 69, 71, 86 Fuqua, Brice-12: 40,' 38,' 37' Fuqua, Joyce-6, 32, 12 Fuqua, Lori-55, se, 57, ee, 70, 54, 40, sa, 37, 20, 48, ae, 21, 58, 60, 69, 71, 74, 89, 94, 84 G 8 G Glass-121 Gannaway, Belinda-60 Gannaway, Billy Joe-31, 73, 71 Gannaway, Jeff-65 Gannaway, Jerry-77, 11 Gannaway, Flicki-5, 7, 15, 17, 48, 54, 60, 69, 70, 71, 72, 81, 88, 93, 94, 95 Gannaway, Stephanie-5, 49, 48 Gonzales, Simon-25 Garrett, Sonny-27 Genuchi, Larry-7 GilI'S Fried Chicken-129 Glass, Greg-29, 73, 71 Glass, Rex-11 Globe Vacuum-120 Graduation Graduation H.S.-94, 95 J. H.-92 Gray, James-30 Gray, Melody-26, 63, 67 Gray's Style Shop-105 Grimmitt Contractors-128 Gunset, Ca ry-58, 59, 71 Guzman, Cynthia-27, 63 Guzman, Edward-29, 73, 85 Guzman, El izabeth-66, 26, 63, 67, 90 H. B. McFaul Garage-116 Hack's Grocery-105 Hall Drug-125 Halloween Carnival-77 Harlin Oil Service-103 Haynes, Bil ly-10, 13 Health Food Center-123 Henderson, James-31, 73, 75, 78 Henry, Lonnie-77 Henry, Mande--32, 76 Henry, Nell-12, 35, 79, 82 Hen , Teri Sue-29, 77, 78 VY Henry, Tom-25, 44, 66, 77, 59, 60, 69, Henry, Von Dale-23, 54, 55, 56, 57, 70, 59, 60, 71, 82 Hermleigh Gin-130 Hermleigh Lions Club-110 Hermleigh United Methodist Church-118 Hermosillo, Hermosillo, Hermosillo, Daniel-7, 34 Erlinda-25 Jessie-25 Hermosillo, Rebecca-31 Hermosillo, Sylvia-27 Hess, Cathy-48 Hess, Lois-48, 70, 118, 17, 39, 59, 69, Higginbotham-Bartlett Co., Roscoe-120 Higginbotham-Bartlett Co., Snyder-129 Hines, Cheryl-12, 48, 35, 76 Hinshaw's House of Flowers-97, 107 Holder, Charles-7, 33 Holder, Della-32 Holder, Kenneth-29 Holdridge, Bertha-12 Holdridge, Ramon-66 Homecomin Homecomin Homecomin g-76 g attendants-41, 40 g hero and sweetheart-40 Hughes, Darren-27, 62, 65, 69, 71 Hughes, Linda-77 Jack and J ack Realty-107, 114 Jackie's Flowers-119 Joe Box Realty-116 Jones, Alan-7, 32 Jones, Chris-33 Jones, Dennis-7, 23, 36, 41, 44, 50, 46, 43, 60, 61, 71 Jones, Homer-41 Jones, Patr icia-28, 66, 85 John Shattel-132 Johnson Ins. Agency--113 Johnston, Donna-6, 24, 25, 41, 48, 49, 54, 55, 56, 70, 87, 59, 60, 69, 71, 83, 86 Johnston, Gerald-26, 62, 64, 65, 71, 78, 79 JOhl'lSIOl'l, J erry-41 Johnston, Phyllis-35, 78, 13 Johnston, Sheila-29, 76, 78, 79 KSNY-129 Katrla-29, 73, 85 Kentucky Fried Chicken-111 Key Brothers. Implement-109 71 72, 92, 95, 94, 84 Kimzey, Kimzey, Kimzey, Kincaid, Kincaid, Kincaid, Kincaid, Dub-11 Greg-20, 44, 80, 43, 21, 60, 71, 94, 84 Ruth-77 Glenda-13 Jack-13 Pat-23, 46, 43, 58, 69, 71, 84 Scott--29, 43, 71 Kuss, Mark-31, 73, 75, 78, 82 Langston Automotive Parts-125 Leatherwood, Barbara-6, 36, 41, 48, 49, 21, 47, 58, 39, 58, 74, 89, 94 Leatherwood, Delene-13 Leatherwood, Joe-41 Lee Mechanic and Welding-128 Limones, Brenda-31 Limones, Joe-29 Limones, Lucy-30 Limones, Rene-34 Limones, Fteynaldo-34 Lopez, Adam-78 Lopez, Tony-78 Lotta Burger-52 M and M Fuels-101 Mal Don Maloney Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinez Mason's elson Chev.-98 Pharmacy-98 , Bertha-26, 63, 66, 78 , Daniel-23, 44, 53 , Elizabeth-32, 78, 79 , Elsa-30, 78 , Gabriel-31, 78 , Greg-30 , Melissa-30 , Rosa Linda-33 , Sonny-5, 28, 78, 79 Automotive-102 Mathews, Joey-34, 82 Mathews, Kimberly--63 Mayo, D arrell-22, 23, 44, 43, 71, 83 McDorman Appliance Center-112 McDonal McCorm d Welding-129 ick and Sons-97, 107 Melton, James-6, 44, 45, 17, 19, 72, 92, 95 Merle's Beauty Shop-6 Merrel, Edna-13, 35 Midwest Electric Co-op-98 Millie's-112 Mireles, Angie-7, 33 Mireles, Anna-29 Mireles, Carmen-27, 63 Mireles, Joe-31, 73 Mireles, Lucy-31 Mireles, Simon-32 Mireles, Stanley-21, 60, 71 Molina, Johnny-5, 22, 23, 50, 52, 69 Mullins Robert-23 44, 45, 43, 60, 71, 74 Mums, 'Ann-33, 78, 79 Mullis, Ritchie-29, 78, 79 N. J.'s-103 Nachlinger, Bobby-77 Nachlinger, Butch-77 Nachling Nachling Nachling Nachling Nachling er, Darly-24, 25, 44, 60, 71 er, Eric-29, 73, 80, 71 er, Michael-5, 24, 25, 43, 44, 46, 53, 80 69 71 er, Shad-73, 77 er, Sharon-54, 55, 56, 57, 70, 21, 69, 89 94 Nitzche Welding Shop-111 Olsen, Chris-28, 85 Olsen Karen-31 olsenf Mandy-34 olsen, Ted-5, 23, 44, 50, 52, 69 Olsen, Tom-29 Patterso n's Used Cars-129 Peel, Darlene-12 Peel, Randy-12, 44, 50, 52, 53, 62, 64, 66, 77, 9 59 Peel, Sc Ott-66, 77 Penton and Son-128 Peterson, Davy-25, 53, 77, 58, 69, 71 Peterson, Laurie-77 54, 55, 56 57 66 70 Pizza lnn-111 Plaza Cafe-119 Polk, Glen-7 Pool Well Service-105 Ramey, Becky-7, 34, 79 Ramey, Daniel-31, 73, 78, 79 Ramey, Jane-12 Ramey, Joe-95 Rhodes Welding-123 Richard's Marine-124 Riley, Johnnie-12, 8, 82 Fliley, Kenny-5, 7, 22, 23, 41, 43, 44, 46, 47, 50, 51, 52, 81, 60, 61, 69, 71, 84 Riley, Tommy-7, 10, 13, 41, 9, 19, 69, 94 Rios, Robert-78 Rios, Sheila-67, 78 Roa, Anthony-26, 62, 64, 66, 65, 69 Roa, Eva-22, 23 Roa, Maria-26, 63, 66, 67, 84 Robbins, Kelly-48, 70, 21 Robinson's-109 Rodriguez, Andrew-17, 47, 19, 71, 72, 91, 92, 52, 77, 81, 96, 122 Rodriguez, Delfino-26, 64, 65 Rodriguez, Gerald-25, 53, 71 Rodriguez, Johnny Joe-31 Rodriguez, Mary Jane-28, 66 Rodriguez, Virginia-27 Roemisch, Chip-5, 18, 19, 36, 37, 39, 40, 43 50, 51, 52, 69, 71, 72, 77, 80, 93, 95 Roemisch, Jeff-29, 73, 71 Roemisch, Jill-29, 77, 76 Roemisch, Jimmy-37, 40 Roemisch, Julie-6, 15, 18, 19, 37, 40, 48, 49 70, 82, 90, 69, 72, 86, 92, 94, 95 Roemisch, Julius-11, 37, 40, 94 Roemisch, Roemisch, Kevin-5, 24, 25, 44, 53, 69, 71 Linda-130 Timely Pawn Loans- Roemisch, Melinda-6, 23, 48, 54, 70, 80, 87, 84 Roe's Furniture-125 Rolling Plains Pharmacy-112 Romero, Becky-63 Romero, Eva-30 Romero, Matilda-27, 63, 66, 67, 78, 79 Romero, Patricia-28, 66, 85 Romero, Paul-26, 62, 64, 78 Romero Robert-31 78 79 85 Roscoe Dairy Queen-111 Roscoe Income Tax Service-129 Roscoe State Bank-100 Floscoe Times-124 Row, Brenda-12, 70, 77, 89, 94, 95 Royalty-36, 36, 38, 39, 40, 41 Salgado, Ernie-31 Salgado, Michael-31, 73 Sanchez, Adelpha-23, 54, 56, 57, 70, 69 Sanchez, Andrew-33, 78, 79 Sanchez, Arthur-30, 78, 79 Sanchez, Irene-26, 63, 66, 67, 78, 79, 90, 84 Sanchez, Sanchez, Sandefur, Sandefur, Mario-32, 76, 78, 79 Rosendo-5, 28, 78, 79 Beverly-31, 76, 78, 79, 85 Debbie-13, 9 School board-11 Sealy, Jackie-12, 32, 33, 34 Second grade-32 Senior class-16, 17, 18, 19 Senior trip-90, 91, 92 Seventh grade-27 Sewell's Cash Food-108 Shack, The-121 Shirts to a Tee- 1 28 Shoemaker, Candy-26, 62, 63, 66, 67, 78, 79, Shoemaker, Roxie-20, 56, 57, 70, 21, 58, 94 Sixth grade-28 Smith, Andrea-33, 75, 76 Smith, Ben-30, 73, 71, 75 Smith, Phyllis-5, 12, 92, 94 Smith, Richard-12, 77, 71, 94 Smitty's Drug-112 Snyder Athletic Supply-117 Snyder, Book Store-103 Snyder Daily News-123 156 93 44 54 58, 90 Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Sonic- Drug-98 Farm and Ranch-122 Janitorial Supply-113 Laundry and Dry Cleaners-101 National Bank-125 Savings and Loan-96, 106 Truck and Tractor-108 Upholstery-97, 107 Well Servicing-101 103 Sophomore class-22, 23 Sosa, David-25, 53 Sosa, Flavio-18, 72, 92, 93, 95 Sosa, Isabel-30 Sosa, Roy-25 Spanish Inn-123 Spieker, Clarence-12, 43, 44, 52, 54 Spieker, Mark-29, 73, 71 Spieker Michelle-27, 63, 66, 67, 71, 84 Sportin Corner-115 Sports-42, 67 Stahl, Cotton-13 Stahl, Timmy-43, 44 39, 59, 69, 71, 72, 88, 91, 95 Stock shows-80, 81 Student body-14-35 Student council-69 ,45, 50, 51, 52, 96, 122 126 15 18 Sullivan, Stanfield, Fowler Ins.-121 Superintendent-10 Superior Auto-116 Sweetwater Livestock Auction-109 Sweetwater Savings and Loan-120 Sweetwater Sport Center-119 T 8 R Oilfield Construction-117 Tape Town-97, 107 Tate, Anthony-23, 69, 71, 86, 84 Tate, Lori-30, 76, 85 Taylor, Jewelry-119 Tennis, H. S.-58 Texas Bank and Trust-124 Texas Electric-104 Third grade-31 Thomason, Frances-13 Thompson Agency-128 Thompson's Shoe Sto re-115 Threlkeld, Marilyn-35 131 Top Acidizers-131 Townsend, Tammy-33 Trammell's-112 Turner, Carrie-27 Turner, Hal-28 Turner, Kay-29 UIL participants-84, 85 United Cable Television-131 Vernon, Jerry-13 Villa, Aicia-31 Villa, Irma-33 Villa, Paul-29 Village Super Market-132 Von Roeder Seed Farm-113 Wallace, Billy-23, 44, 43, 53, 60, 71, 74, 89, 94 Wallace, Melvin-20, 44, 53, 21, 58, 59, 60, 71, 86 Wallace, Willie-77 Ward's Butane-129 Warren, Bubba-7 Warren, Tracy-6, 48, 66, 70, 87, 21, 58, 69, 74, 86, 84 West, Jett-27, 62, 64, 65, 71 West, Kaye-6, 48, 54, 70, 21, 71, 74, 86 West Texas State Bank-115 Western Texas College-122 Whitt, Theresa-15, 18, 72, 91, 92, 93, 95 Who's Who-39 Wild Country-107, 114 Williamson, Jackie-6, 22, 23, 38, 41, 47, 48, 58, 49, 60, 54, 55 56, 57, 61, 71, 86, 88, 70, 87 Williamson, Jimmy-11, 37, 38, 41 Williamson, John-5, 37, 38, 41, 44, 45, 46, 50, 51, 52, 99, 15 47, 19, 58, 60, 71, 72, 88, 92, 95 Young, Rella-13 ow, 8 L: et' 2. , E 1 its Coftfm