Howard College - Hawk Yearbook (Big Spring, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1984 volume:

Howard College ASZrr =m—- m7 southwest Collegiate Institute For The Deaf Howard County Junior College District Big Spring, Texas HAWK REVIEW 1983-84 Vol. 37 Big Spring, Big Spring STAFF Theresa Kuykendall Editor David Armstrong Assistant Editor Karla Daily Public Relations Director John Rodriquez Photographer Bill Winters Photographer Brian Robbins Special Effects Photographer Josie Salazar Advisor —=ev__— SS SESE Se 4 eee ee Se ree we ORE ene, a eee a eI 10 AERO FAVA a EECA Lees Vag as OZ iar DAO SAMIR CRT I RED PIERO, N - 14 Ps Pee GR Se Ge eK we ow ee Ge ee See ee ae gee CONFERENCE eek n is a Te) a 14 c fo a oO al ie a oO = 3 wn 2 1] o = uy S x 72) f 18 James Johnson Mike Fulkerson suiqqoy ueug Aq Aydeibojoud Dwight Harris Joe Johnson Gene Reeves Anthony Snooks Manager 19 Hawks were always at their best. Basketball at its best is demonstrated as Dwight Harris goes up for two points. Jerry Stroman waits under the basket to make a rebound as James Johnson comes in to assist. The cheering crowd is always behind the Hawks. The Athletic Dwight Harris tries for a rebound. Joe Johnson gets up for two points while Jerry Stroman waits for an assist. BIG SPRING, BIG SPRING | ' , = Dwight Harris goes up for two while Al Holland, Michael Porter, and Maurice Hoskin set up to assist. 21 22 Hawk Queens... Make Successful Comeback Allison Dickson Pat Carter a OCW , D Janene Berry Coach Don Stevens Velva Dalfrey Molly Early Shelly Kay 10 Alex Provenc Debbie Hall : s Poe ee ge i a Terri Moore Mar. Sally Workman 23 24 Hawk Queens Advance To Regionals � Mit Ny, Diane Dickson and Janene Berry set up in guard roles to prevent a score. Terri Moore and Alex Provincio fight the opponent for the rebound. 2 6 = a 7 Coach Don Stevens explains a technique to Shelley Kay and Molly Early. Molly Early goes up for two points. 1 a Coach Don Stevens gives the girls a new strategic move. aaa 25 26 Photograph by Brian Robbins SWCID Basketball Provides Exci ting Action domnmesecramanati OIA a i Tn le HC Baseball Team Goes wy epee a 4 a ae og ae SE ae ha Al ecg Be d Werle @ wn Hey, Dave, it isn’t that bad. Is he out? Caught It! What a Lonely Feeling. What a Look! 28 To State Tournament anita OO DOA OOO OT rca “It’s all mine,” says Gary Carr as he makes the play. The team goes out to congratulate the home run hitter. ____essccnsnisseteisntettnltss eee eee iSpEedeEde eo pee Kee ‘ OE iia PPT SS kdl agree e among ee om anyones oe som spliishe Pea ceeded TA ON one : peloton site eeeatitniaes Sw cebpitigee on” elena ae et so smgeeegeeee OS scinii goat Re To cata Maile a Bobby Behnsch gets a high five after hitting a home run. Brian Robbins coaches the runner at first base. 29 30 BIG SPRING, BIG SPRING XK Hawk Baseball Successful In Second Year iti, i he, Heeeetseese: shi anaes - John Freisenhahn and Shannon McDougal get ready for a game. Rick Sustaita waits to bat as the rest of the team watches on. The Hawks have a conference at first base after a key play. 32 + i Chuck Ashcraft relaxes during practice. Hawk Baseball Teams Form Lasting Friendships Bobby Behnsch and John Freisenhahn clown for the camera before a game. 33 reside ntial or f Ww My ee S| Front — Amy Ragan, Julie Dudley, Felecia Ford, Kathi Wallis. Back — Tammy Peugh, Jana Higgins, Dr. Charles Hays, president, Vicky Baggett, and Pam Riddle TL me! we - Se AE aS 5sDss — DID es -, SWCID — Teresa Janice with Dr. Charles Hays, President. PRESIDENTIAL CLASSICS are an array of talented, young ladies chosen to represent the Howard County Junior College District for the school year. Both SWCID and HC girls are chosen. TO BECOME a Presidential Classic, the girls applying must meet certain requirements based on academic and extracurricular ac- tivities. The girls chosen must display poise, attractiveness, neatness, congenial personali- ty, and be able to make presentations before a group. THE GIRLS are offered a good scholarship. They are also furnished with two outfits to wear. They are afforded an opportunity to project their personalities in public ap- pearances such as modeling and serving as of- ficial hostesses for the district. PRESIDENTIAL CLASSICS selected for the 1983-84 school year are: Tammy Peugh, Amy Ragan, Pam Riddle, Vicky Baggett, Julie Dudley, Felecia Ford, and Kathi Wallis. Amy Ragan Tammy Peugh Pam Riddle 35 36 Felecia Ford Julie Dudley Kathi Wallis Miss HC SWCID Pageant Winners PBR PLOLE Nina Hicks | Dr. Charles Hays Teresa Burke Miss SWCID President, HCJCD Miss Howard College 37 The winners were Debbie Young, Julie Dudley, Amy Ragan, Pam Riddle and Teresa Burke The girls practiced long hours for their great performance Tim Haynes and Cheri Sparks were host and hostess 38 New Dimension Guys singing a Beach Boys melody between judging No wonder Pam got Ist runner-up i Director Cheri Sparks works with the girls while interpreters Jim Haslup and Bob Coltrane rehearse. weal The contestants take great care in getting ready for the pageant. Rehearsals for the pageant take many hours. Doug Peercy fixes Karla Daily’s hair before the show. Dana Erwin, Miss HC 1982, takes her final wal k. 39 40 Mr. Miss Hawk Robin Burchett and Ste t wh ven Arch er Robin and friends take time for some fun. Mr. and Miss Rattlesnake iS Andre Odom and Catherine Corrigan 41 Awards Ceremonies Honor SWCID Students Vice-President for SWCID Sam Hill presides over the | Mary Byndum receives the American Legion Citizen- Mike Bruner convocation. ship Award. interest. Jeff Cooper receives a c ertificate for 1983 Honor Roll. Debbie Burnaman is honored with the Presidential | Donald Pekar is recognized for making the 1983 Award for Outstanding Student of the Year. Honor Roll. 42 Robin Burchett receives Bat Girl recognition. Terri Moore receives one of the Most Valuable Player Awards for Hawk Queen Basketball. Jerry Stroman is honored with the Most Valuable Player Award for Hawk Basketball. 43 44 - rs Wayne Basden is honored as the first member of the Howard College Hall of Fame. Janene Berry and Terri Moore display plaques for being named Most Valuable Players for Hawk Queen Basketball. Dean Griffin speaks at the awards ceremony. Robin Burchett and Steven Archer Sophomore Favorites i i 45 SWCID Freshman Favorites Linda M. Hobbs and John Marcel 46 é SWCID Sophomore Favorites Catherine Corrigan and Andre Odom 47 48 Presidential Award vow iil Rusty at his job as SGA Prexy. Rusty at the H.C. Toga Dance. Rusty Williams leaves class with Lori Calhoun. ANE pyrenstemnths Williams Earns Presidentia Award = Rusty Williams takes a break with John Snelling in the Student Activities Office. 49 50 Dean of Students Bill Griffin and Vice-President for Student Life Cheri Sparks honor SGA Officers Rusty Williams, President; Kandis Myrick, Secretary-Treasurer; and Robin Burchett, Parliamentarian. Bill Griffin and Cheri Sparks recognize outstanding Rodeo Club member David Conklin. oun? a St ae, Bill Griffin and Cheri Sparks recognize SGA sophomore representatives she Lori Calhoun and Kelli Birkhead. ‘ Dr. Bob Riley and Cheri Sparks present Nicky Dahlberg the academic award in agriculture. ' Dr. Bob Riley and Cheri Sparks present Rhonda Camp an award for academic achievement in art. = ey ad a Pec aed yt 9 Sgr Among Jr. Colleges s Who Who’ Sonya Gonzales Donald Pekar Debbie Burnaman 51 Who's Who Recipients are nominated by Faculty and Staff of the District. They are outstanding in all aspects of college life. Russell Williams Dora Morales 52 Catherine Corrigan David Conklin Cydnee Hillman 53 John Wilson 54 Buddy Beach Tammy Peugh Odom Andre D 55 a Se ii e eee Leer EEE ere ar « astieealietiieatined ily salle iB ee ee =oTTT LL. HAT Py | ll eee . CNCESEITTSTS h é25 Steet iva 228: cpestRiRes Sh 5 aa | This year’s first annual Homecoming began Som tte cnt 56 5 q Hy H b wd 3 roy Brown , a member of one of the early athletic teams, donated his letter ‘cket to the First Homecoming Hall of Fame. New Dimension entertains at the basketball game. Lea Whitehead is inducted to the First Journalism Hall of Fame. 57 aie f Fun at the Halloween Dance for these three. The crowd at the Luau wait for the music to begin. 58 SESE BIG SPRING, BIG SPRING =, Robin Burchett was crowned the first Homecoming Queen. Greg Henry and Robin Burchett judge the Sexy Legs Contest during the Homecoming basketball game. 59 60 Homecoming Queen 1984 Miss Robin Burchett Amy, Gayla, Felecia, Robin, and Kathi at it again. Robin and friends take a breather during registration. Felecia Ford enjoys herself at the H.C. Luau dancing with Joey Ortiz. Felecia Ford, Julie Dudley, and Jana Higgins were of great help dur- ing registration. 61 Ing, Homecom Ae) fae O hed Y) x of Memor 62 Gees er Kandis Myrick pins Michael Porter at the Phi Theta Kappa ceremonies. x Ne 63 FAVORITE TEACHERS Dimi ion ph speecege” wont David King and Sherill Easterling 66 - hoe? tao Oy ce. LY After a long day at registration, everyone is ready to head for home. Everyone seems confused at this table. Stephon Hodges looks very intrigued with the spring schedule of classes. Please! Let this be the last table. Vickie looks like she is ready for school to begin. 67 68 Big “D” Derby « L to R: Scott Roberts, Andre Odom, Luann Burkhalter, Nancy Bonura, and Melaine McKenney try the water out. L to R: “Scavenger Hunt Bunch” are Ronnie King, Rod Zapata, Beth Lewis, Luis Ducos, Linda Hobbs and Catherine Corrigan. s Na tise eee aa 1 The Derby Continues Swimming Leaders give instructions before beginning the contest. Leaders are Jeff Cooper and Nancy Bonura. Some of the “Scavenger Hunters” are Laura Harvey, Yvette Gayton, Mark Childers, Pat Hutson and Jeff Cooper. 69 70 HALLOWEEN: BIG MASQUERADE After the carnival, everyone enjoyed the dance. I didn’t know things got that bad. £ Everyone acts weird on Halloween. SWCID students joined in on the fun. Roger's coffin seems a little small. THRILLER SWCID Christmas Dance Winners Vv oss RRR NRT Was this part of the dance contest? at LUMINARIA °84 Jim Atkerson, Howard College employee, delivers child to Santa. Community children enjoy visiting with Santa. Luminaria guests join with New Dimension in singing Christmas carols. 72 What's in the punch? Luninaria guests enjoy visiting with each other after the singing and Santa. Tim Haynes’ theatrical group proudly entertains at the Luminaria. 73 74 ste MA 4 a UR apc Filling sand bags for Luminaria are (far left) Rusty Williams, Linda Woodley, Theresa Kuykendall, Vickie Minter, Terry Hansen, Josie Salazar and Tony Claxton. SWCID and Howard College Celebrate Winter Sexy Legs Contest Ends In Tie fe Robin Burchett escorts the winners off the floor. Pee, Buddy Beach and Frankie Juarez congratulate one another after the contest. 75 76 Adult Learning Center — H.C. Kay takes a breather from her studies. John Jabor works to improve his basic skills. | Members of the cast of Coronado Hill Country: Maureen O’Keefe, Tommy Smith, Mark Childers, LuAnn Burkhalter, Ronald Shipley, Beth Lewis, Yvette Gaytan, | Stephanie Reed, and Jacklene Giacona. prsersnmnarnonisnien reviscomasn anil aint Adult Learning Center students take time to visit and get to know one another as they study for their G.E.D. 77 We may never pass this way again... YY N siin or Karla Daily and Rusty Williams Joe Johnson, James Johnson and Nicholas Jones try to keep warm by the fire. 78 SS The Maines Brothers perform at Western Week Dance And Lock-in. SWCID Cowboy and Cowgirl for Western Week. Joe Whitten makes a new friend of one of the Maines Brothers Band members. ae The Maines Brothers take intermission seriously. 79 80 HCJCD Graduation BIG SPRING, BIG SPRING Faculty members Susan King and Doris Huibregtse get ready for graduation. aie, ae pe Debbie Burnaman, SWCID, signs the Benediction. Alfredo Garcia and Dave Spilman congratulate each other after graduation. = =. | | bbie Hall and Buddy Beach enjoy the reception , er graduation. Rusty Williams has a nervous smile when he receives a blank diploma. 81 Graduation Ends Busy Year Vicki Minter, Tina Salazar, and Dora Morales forget to feed the Susan and David King pose for the staff photographer. crowd first at graduation. Dr. Bill Damron and Gary Grant, HC Instructors, give the photographer a ‘‘Cheese Smile.”’ Bee Dr. P. W. Malone, Dr. Charles Hays and Don McKinney visit at the graduation reception. Leslie Earnst, Bonnie Arsiaga and Bill Winters serve the crowd. 1983-84 SWCID Intramurals Skating Flag Football F me it Sian tne @ (L to R) Luis Ducos, Mark Phillips, Mark Sunberg, Jeff Donnelly, John Smith, Pat Hutson Racquetball Kristi Murr (Behind) Luis Ducos (in Front) Steve Hoffangle. Bowling League Marcia Gonzales feels good about that shot, as Rodrigo Zapata waits turn. 83 84 Pool Shooting Volleyball Eddie Urrutia at the table. (L to R) Richard Coulter, Louis Ducos, Kevin Arnold, and Alex Bonura. At the table are Rudy Gomez and Gina D'Amore, with Jacklene Giacona sitting. Debbie Dannels, Gina D'Amore, and Michelle Amos. Basketball Team | Aerobics (Front Row L to r) Beth Lewis, Kimberly Freyer, Shannon Fike, Instructor, Melanie Keeney, Maria Gonzales, and Linda Hobbs. (Front row L tor) Ray Serrano, Scott Roberts, Tommy Smith, (Back) Mark Phillips, Sam Marsh, Danny Campbell and Angel Ramos. (Front row sitting) Marcia Gonzales, (back row) Patti Smith, Melanie Keeney, David McNeil, Marcia Green, Debbie Burnaman, Esparanza Mendez and John Marcel. 85 86 Remember the times we laughed together, we cried together, we spent together, ... good-bye to friends, to memories — hello to the future =. BIG SPRING, BIG SPRING a Cathy Anderson, Teresa Janice and Maureen O’Keefe seem glad the Miss SWCID pageant is over. ; ie Fl Lo and Pauline Feudi study for finals. onaae 3 Linda Hobbs dances at the Christmas Dance. Bob Coltrane plays a sinister character. Basketball team members Ron King, Joe Holguin, Vicki Lehmann, Eddie Comacho, and Debbie Adams get tips from Jim Haslup and Marilyn Myers. Back (L to R): Don Bonura, Tony Bonura, Phillip Higginbotham, Brian Rasmus, George Taylor, Rod Zapata, Steve Baldwin. Middle (L to R):; Babaranti Oloyede, Andre Odom, Scott Roberts, Ray Serano, Sam Hill. Front (L to R): Mark Childers, Vicky McNaughton, Rina D'Amore, Nancy Bonura, Gina D'Amore. Lying in front is Luis Ducos. 87 88 89 a 90 Dona Mehan and Lillian Hill show off their first place trophies. Dr. Bob Mehan and wife Dona visit with guests at the dance. a a The Barbeque was a sure success. a : as SG tee a Dom Bonura with team leaders from Austin show off their trophies. ee WS . ae eS eS Members of Pat Jones’ Oklahoma enjoy the dance. Jim Haslup accepts the first place trophy for the softball team. family from Local community members supported SWCID in the Fun Run. Another SWCID supporter displays his trophy. 91 92 Bui Ford, Lance Pless, Vanessa Cawthon, Emmett Bartee, Shelly Malil | and Laura Smiley. Drama Department Successful In First Year The cast of ‘‘Scapino”: (L to R) Tim Haynes, Matt Warren, Pam Riddle, Ann Gafney, Mary Owens, Rory Worthan, Felecia Ford, Robert Hughes, Emmett Bartee, | Ladene Hartin, Jeff Hulan, and James Bristo. Cast members of Lunch Box Theater include Jeff Hulan, Felecia Felecia Ford, Robert Hughes, and Pam Riddle act out a scene from “Scapino.”’ Rory Worthan, Matt Warren and Robert Hughes in a scene from ‘‘Scapino.” 93 ‘‘Scapino”’ Featured At Dinner Theater Op a. = HNL Robert Hughes as Scapino beats the contents of the Bag (James Bristo) with a sausage. Erm Jeff Hulan gets wrapped in the telephone cord in the scene with Pam Riddle and Matt Warren play star-crossed lovers in the production. Matt Warren and Rory Worthan. 94 Debi Young models during the Miss HC Ress Pageant. Ee . 3K e Bd ES Punk Rockers overtake t he East Room for the monthly dance. Me. Cheri Sparks gives last minute tips to pageant contestants. +) | Miss HC SWCID Pageant rehearsals require lots of hard work. LuAnn Burkhalter referees a ping pong game in the SWCID SUB. SS Be ee 95 96 Is This The ‘‘Beach”’ Party? High-action volleyball highlights the beach party activities. Rusty Williams, Steve Davis, and Allison Dickson fill the second pool. 97 RENN ORAS Back — Rusty Williams — vice president, Randall Lewis. Front — Jeri Farmer — president, Kelli Birkhead — treasurer, Kandis Myrick — secretary. As nk lion pie CDRS EES _ SS - a Mrs. Susan King, PTK sponsor, served by Randal Lewis. Kandis Myrick pins inductee Michael Porter while Mike Fulkerson waits his turn. enjoys refreshments 98 99 , Tommy Jacquelyn , Vicky Baggett Steve Corson, Michael Porter After induction, Kelli Birkhead, Rusty Williams, Jeri Farmer, and Kandis Myrick enjoy the reception. Kathy Cochran, Renea Blackwell, Kari Robinson ’ John Webb, Mike McCain, Mike Fulkerson Judy Tanner Brian Robbins, Mike Wilks Jeff Hodges Madigan. Front (L to R): Laura Smiley, Valerie Subia, McElroy. Phi Theta Kappa Honors Outstanding Students Back (L to R) Venu Rao a eee 100 Cheerleaders Flying High on Spirit Front Row (L to R): Carrie Owens, Stacey Spinks, Robin Burchett, Debbie Kirkpatrick, Stephanie Fanner, Brenda Salazar, Susan Smith, Kelli Birkhead. Back Row (L to R): Doug Hatch, Matt Ellis, Roane Smith, Mark Cornett. Cheerleaders practice hours to perform stunts, such as this, at Hawk and Queens basketball games. fe Burchett, Carrie Owens. HC Cheerleaders do their best to invoke spirit in the crowd. Cheerleaders Strive For Excellence Kelli Birkhead tosses a basketball to the crowd. Howard College Hawk Buddy Beach encourages the Hawk Queens. L to R: Kelli Birkhead, Debbie Kirkpatrick, Brenda Salazar, Buddy Beach (Mascot), Kandis Myrick, Robin 101 102 LeAnn Billingsley Gayla Paige Stacy Spinks HC Batgirls work hard during a busy and tiring season. Ginger Griffin Robin Burchett Carrie Owens Jana, Amy, and Tammy help register baseball boys at registration. Batgirls take a rest during a practice session. 103 104 Student Government Bringing New Ideas to Howard College Officers Freshman Representatives DOK A i STUDENT ‘ A Allison Dickson, Debbie Kirkpatrick, Felecia Ford, Stacey Spinks, Allen Trevino, Julie Dudley, Amy Ragan, Diane Dickson. Sponsor Kandis Myrick, Rusty Williams, SGA President, Robin Burchett, and John Snelling. Sophomore Representatives DOTA ROBER STUDENT UN Buddy Beach, Shannon McDougal, John Friesenhahn, Lori Calhoun, Kenny Greg Henry Spears, Robert Wood. SWCID.SGA Senate (L to R) Mark Sunberg, Jeff Cooper, Cathy Corrigan, John Smith, John Marcel, Robin Carpenter, Debbie Burnaman, Debbie McCauley, not pictured: Sonya Gonzales, Rodrigo Zapata, and Scott Roberts. 105 RODEO TEAM bs (Front Row L TO R) Larry Snowton, J. D. Ragland, Lynn Moore, Cyd Hillman, Jon Brockway, Kathy Cockran, Danny Johnson, Sissy Doss, Kirk Griffin, Don Ray, Chuch Senter, Danny Fifer, and Greg Stovall. - ee ee ee ee Rodeo Team practicing team roping. Coach Johnston showing the rodeo facilities to next year’s recruit, Jackie Adair. 106 Greg Stovall Goes To National Finals David Conklin and Cactus get the bull ready. Cathy Cochran breaks through the barrier in roping practice. : Dan Ray and Chuck Senter wait as Greg Stovall gives directions. 107 Karen Salter breaks for a practice roping. Karen Salter tries her luck on another calf. og i Cathy Cochran gets the calf down. Coach Dusty Johnston gets the bull in the chute ready for another rider. 108 RES OES iu b SWCID Students’ Food Committe are Tommy Smith and Vicky McNaughton. SWCID students at a makeup party include Teresa Janice, Debbie Bur- naman and Debbie Adams. SWCID Drill Team Member, Melanie Keeney. 109 110 a Bill Brooks, President for TACAE 83-84 - ; é Theresa Kuykendall, secretary for TACAE 83-84 s TACAE is the organization representing the continuation of Adult and Continuing Educa- tion. Its members consist of students, teachers and _ sup- porters, either past or current of the Adult and Continuing Education program of HCJCD. The learning center concept at HC is an individualized program. Each student is able to work at their own speed and acquire individual attention. fr i Members of the Dynasty Cast: Jacklene — Alexis Colby, Tony — Blake Carrington, and Maureen — Krystle Carrington. 111 112 Drama Club Performs On SWCID Campus Front Row (L to R): Ruthie Stamnitz, Jacklene Giacona, Carol King, LuAnn Burkhalter, and Yvette Gayton. Back Row (L to R): Steve Baldwin, sponsor, Maurene O'Keefe, Robin Carpenter, Rod Zapata, Beth Lewis, Samuel Ontiveros, and Tony Bonura. Theresa Kuykendall, Yearbook editor Bill Winters, Photographer “ Brian Robbins, Photographer Josie Salazar, Yearbook sponsor mal 113 114 Newspaper Staff Darren Zitterkopf — Feature editor Rusty Williams — Associate editor Linda Woodley — Linda takes a break from the newspaper production Managing editor Thistles, also known as writer’s club, is the sponsor of the art and literary magazine. The club spon- sored the annual art show and writing contest. o os _ Il to r: Susan King, Sponsor, Bill Taylor, Jackie McElroy, and Lori Andrews. Making last minute editions on the literary magazine are Susan King, Lori Andrews, Bill Taylor and Jacquelyn McElroy. Co-Editor Bill Taylor Co-Editor Jacquelyn McElroy Editorial Assistants Steve Davis Laura Smiley Donna Fryar Art Advisor Becky Smiley Staff Advisor Susan King Typesetting Advisor Linda Woodley 115 GG oon PRR ae: | _—_—— David King shows off his new jacket. Al Long, Welding Instructor, demonstrates a technique to his class. Ni : eeeeeeeeaeee ih i i eee ueeneeanytt { : ’ | uth 1 ' AL VOPETT HEE EHH MH NTL LL A welding student practices during class. Mary Kennemer helps the Business Office operate efficiently. Mike Bruner and Greg Henry discuss coliseum operation during the graduation reception. EDUCATORS SS: Ra awe Wena ' 7 ‘ ye he piesa rit ae | ae ‘hp ya agit ait ae aaieemads 117 ‘a’ U 8 o ) U ae = ed) aS) Y ed) i aw y) 4) ac, ZY a, — (8) de U ha a = HCJCD Board of Trustees Mr. Harold Davis, Chairman Mr. Curtis Mullins, Secretary Dr. Charles O. Warren Mr. Louis Stallings Mr. James Barr, Vice-Chairman (below) Dr. P. W. Malone Mr. Donald B. McKinney 119 Cheri Sparks Sam Hill Vice-President for Student Life Vice-President for SWCID The Best With What Me ave Dan Shockey Dr. Robert Mehan Administrative Dean SWCID Dean of Instruction 120 Assumes Heavy Load Brownian Dr. Bob Riley Vice-President for Howard College Mike Bruner Vice-President for Fiscal Affairs BS Mary Dudley and Mike Bruner discuss- Harvey Rothell, Dr. Riley, Dan Shockey, and Ann Duncan take a break to ing problems of the day. socialize. 121 Joe Rhodes, as he prepares for classes. Janice Dunagan Mary Crawford Dick Covell Brian Rasmus Registrar Librarian Dental Lab Technology Lab Assistant Dorm Mary Pat Jones Delores Erlandson Beth Patterson English Counselor Interpreter 122 Gary Grant Toni Ferrell English Clerk Adm. and Records Wanda Reese a teacher with class. Steve Baldwin Charlene Wooldridge Drama Key Punch Operator Josie Salazar John Weeks Adult and Continuing Ed. Director Special Services David King’s exciting government class. we i Michael Cheung Math Instructor SWCID Interpreter Jim Haslup Susan King Linda Miller Terry Hansen hard at work. English ADN, HC 123 124 Glen Carrigan Audiologist HCJCD Faculty, Staff, and Administration As We Work Together, We Grow Together Bernhardt Jones Mary Owens Adolph Labbe Dir. Collegiate Studies Secretary Registrar Music Dept. David and Susan King taking time to visit with HC student. Dusty and his cows. SOMETIMES we watch the days go by, wishing they could last. AND we can't help but wonder why time must fly so fast. BUT we can keep in memory happy moments left behind, and we can keep our special dreams of joys we hope to find. = George Taylor Science = = Graham Peters — Beth Patterson tries to explain that this is Joe Rhodes’ mes sy desk. Social Studies History Dee Highley, automotive department, is caught by surprise. Tony and Terry on a mission. 125 126 Doris Huibregtse aad Z 2. ' Martha Lammers Business ; oe Lo oS ee Business Julie Bailey takes time-out for a picture. Sandra Rasmus Carla Relaford Psychology Instructor Julia Trevino Joe Rhodes Media Specialist Science Lab Asst. Sec. DH Trade and Industrial Reva Adams Harlen Thornton working with students. Al Long DH Business Welding Bill Sprinkle Vicki White Patti Hutte Shannon Gilley-Fike Automotive Technology P.E. Instructor Adm. Sec. VP Student Life Interpreter eee? eee Becky Green SWCID Registrar Sometimes we find time to get to know one another. Bill Griffin Dean of Students Athletics Diane Linhart Counselor Paul Ausmus DH Science Math Josie Salazar and Theresa Kuykendall. 127 128 Patti Hutte caught at work by surprise. Bill Sprinkle at his job of instructing automotive tech students. Ann Duncan Director Financial Aid Tony Claxton Asst. Dir. Computer Center Barbara Holdampf Director Allied Health Anita Booth English Spanish Melba Robinson Sec. Counseling Guidance Sherill Easterling Mathematics Janice Grifford Director Director MLT Becky Smiley Art ay uw aS y Larry Reese Tim Haynes Social Science Speech Drama Mary McClendon Ron Hirano HC ADN Drafting Mary Owens June Stone Clerk Adm. and Records HC LVN AN, Dr. Bill Damron Harvey Rothell Business Counselor Brad Mosher always has a pleasant smile. 129 THE STORIES of past courage can define that ingre- dient — they can teach, they can of- fer hope, they can provide inspira- tion. But they can- NOt wees UD) Dany, courage itself. For this each man must look into his own soul. ¥ a2 as. i p bE Brad Mosher Dusty Johnston Wanda Reese Auto Body Repair Agriculture Rodeo Reading English Be aagyrit eet eae | fingee Jerry Dudley Shelia Miller : John Sherri DH Health and PE Interpreter Asst. Librarian David King Dr. Mary Bailey Social Science DH Humanities Dan Clere Barbara Webb Counselor Librarian Sec. Karin Early is part of a very efficient business office. Hettie Minix Lynn Craft Helene Bonura Women’s Dorm Supervisor Maintenance Paraprofessional for the Hearing Impaired a a Ralph Christensen Chemistry Brenda Marsh BSU Sponsor SWCID students listen intently at a meeting. 131 « rs , Baronet « w Lynn Thorpe, Roy Caservant, Johnny Barraza, Gertrude Hollford, Jeannie Neighbors, Richard Havo, LaWanda Brewer, Marie Porter, Brenda Boucher and Neva Hunt. Lynn Thorpe LaWanda Brewer Delores Hernandez Director of Food Service Hostess Snack Bar Giving Us The Best Service Possible. 132 133 Laura Smiley Debbie Kirkpatrick and Shannon McDougal Vickie Buchanan Stacy Spinks Two HC Students head for the SUB. 134 Robin Burchett Michelle Torres and the guys. + 4 } 2 t - Amy Ragan Are these ‘‘Punk Dancers’’? ce 135 Mrs. Susan King is just one of the many excellent instructors at Howard “It’s never windy in West Texas,” says Lawanda Brewer, HC Hostess. College Adolph Labbe, in conference with Felecia Ford and Jay Purser. 136 David King, government instructor, shares a serious moment with staff Craig Foster and Mark Law, H.C. students, headed for SUB during activity period. photographer. Manuel Ramirez tries hard to convince friends that the test just taken was as easy as cake. X Tony Claxton, computer assistant, takes time to answer a difficult question. 137 Howard College Goes PUNK! 138 Roane Smith and Terri Miller dance the night away. Karla Daily and Amy Ragan listen intently during activity period. 139 Michelle Amos and Gina D'Amore watch as another student goes for the ball. Cathy Anderson, Teresa Janice, and Maureen O'Keefe pose after the Miss SWCID Pageant. LuAnn Burkhalter practices her Roller Skating. 140 Bill Winters got caught doing what he’s famous Hey, Julie Bailey want to know a secret? for — photography. The Howard College Punk Dance drew a strange looking crowd. Sherill Easterling accepts a gift for Favorite Teacher from SGA President Rusty Williams. 141 142 LuAnn Burkhalter, Donald Pekar, Debbie Burnaman, and David McNeil participate in a fitness class. Jeff Hodges and John Wilson take a break between classes. Luis Ducas and Ricky Jimenez try their luck at pool. Brenda Boucher of Food Service is always busy. penned eageet poegat aageet egeess peaenet peeeee® EREREES HRERESS panes’ guest g8sey weet ¥ee ee4 eee 38 ote Kevin Watson gets ready to do ‘‘Beat It’’ during the Ultimate Red Hot Revue. Mike Mitchell talks about Hawk Basketball at the Athletic banquet. Greg Stovall earns Best All Around Cowboy award. 143 Brian Robbins words the prayer. Leigh Ann Billingsly accepts an award for being a Bat Girl. Stacy Spinks is honored by the baseball team for her work as a Bat Girl. 144 David Anguiano Steven Archer Bob Arnold Chuck Ashcraft Carrie Beth Atkins Vicky Baggett Kathy Baird em Suzanne Barragan Emmitt Bartee Buddy Beach Wesley Beauchamp + ‘ x Laura Beene Lewis Boeker LeAnn Billingsley Kelli Birkhead 146 | James Bristo Bill Brooks Robin Bronaugh Vickie Buchanan Amy Burleson Sherri Callihan Kelli Carstenson Pat Carter Chuck Center Joe Don Chaney Kim Chase Tony Chavez Kathy Cochran 147 148 Cry Robert Eggleston Molley Early Rose Dunn Julie Dudley | Sissy Doss Monica Dominguez Donnie Ditto Lucinda Delos Santos Irma De Leon Velva Dalfrey Karla Daily Joe Cuellar a Steve Croyle Mike Copeland Mark Cornett David Conklin Matt Ellis Stephanie Fanner Jeri Farmer Craig Foster Michelle Fuller Marty Glendening Vince Haggard Buddy Hall James Hall Phyllis Hardeman Mark Harmon Phillip Harrison Lupe Hernandez 149 150 Billy Higgins Kenneth Huibregtse Joe Johnson Theresa Kuykendall Randy Hicks Jeff Hulan Shelly Kay Ronnie Long Cyd Hillman Willie James Jeff Keller Tommy Madigan Danny Johnson T. Tom Marlowe Carla Maynard Adam Merkett Jesse Metcalf Doug Meyers : Terri Miller Angel Miranda Lynn Moore Terri Moore Kandis Myrick Shannon McDougal Danny Norrell Carrie Owens Joey Ortiz Rhonda Parkhill Kathy Peacock Tammy Peugh 151 152 ee Jamie Phillips Lynn Phillips Michael Porter Alex Provencio Jay Purser Amy Ragan Manuel Ramirez Dan Ray Gene Reeves Milton Richards Pam Riddle Brian Robbins Kari Robinson . Dave Rodriguez John Rodriguez Adriel Saldivar eee? ® eerree sj eesee peeves 4, a reewe ‘ ue | Kurt Salisbury Dennis Smiley Garry Spence Tracy Spence Kenny Spears Rick Sustaita Brett Sterling Curtis Thurman Scott Turner Michelle Torres Gaston Vranga 153 John Webb Susan Welch Eddie Williams Rusty Williams Karen Woodall Rhonda Woodall Rory Worthan Debi Young Darren Zitterkopf 154 to wo — Pty, ORO, Rusty Williams and Cynthia Weeks enjoy the Luau dance. ; Another fun student activity at H.C. 156 A Special Friendship is where two completely different people can communicate without saying a word — this is the friendship between HC and SWCID. SWcibd PoRmANCE tyres BIG SPRING, BIG SPRING 157 ‘= “1 7 Lance Pless confronts Laura Smiley in an episode of Lunch Box Theatre production “‘All For The Day.” pein oi looks like a real challenge. ; | Learning Hours and Leisure Hours Make HC Fun | b pee Ce } 4 annem , Larry Ison works on a motor in Auto Tech class. ts Rusty Williams and Greg Henry wait for toga dancers to arrive. 158 Fred McLellan and Steve Whittington work the Halloween Carnival. SWCID students clean up after a party. Picnickers get ready to eat. — SWCID tudents ead ctive ives 159 160 OIOLOGE om mae Maa ce masaeonse C88 Dave Lammers speaks at the Athletic banquet. Mary Owens helps keep SWCID running smoothly. Bette Buchanan deals with a lot of paper work as Director of Dental Hygiene. | LuAnn Burkhalter demonstrates her idea for Paul Lovell | Danny Campbell and Sheila Miller. ’ Charlotte Underwood, Rina O'Amore, Rudy Gomez, and Debbie McCauley relax between classes. 161 Debbie Adams Michelle Amos Cathy Anderson Kevin Arnold Eugene Barnes Janice Barnes Eagle Bear Karl Bentley | | Alex Bonura Nancy Bon ura Tony Bonura Joyce Brown LuAnn Burkhalter Debbie Burnaman Phelan Butler Mary Byndum 162 5 {a ; Eddie Camacho Robin Carpenter Claudia Chambers Mark Childers ’ bs sii. a We if ii Jeff Cooper Catherine Corrigan Gina D’Amore Rina D’Amore Ambrose Dannels Debbie Dannels John Denney Jeff Donnelly lil Morgan Droutsas Luis Ducos Vicki Fawcett Pauline Feudi 163 164 Vicki Fawcett Maria Garcia Maria Gonzales Monica Green Kimberly Freyer Yvette Gayton Sonya Gonzales Kirk Guillory Candy Frisbie Jacklene Giacona Clarrisa Goodwin Nina Hicks Vincent Gallant mS Rudy Gomez Michael Goodwin Phillip Higginbotham Steve Hoffangle Linda Hobbs Joe Holguin Larry Hutchison Pat Hutson Larry Isom i Teresa Janice Ricky Jimenez Carolyn Jones Zant Kellam Melanie Keeney Carol King Ronnie King Ann Lamprecht 165 Esperanza Landin Vicki Lehman Tina Levine Paul Lovell Debbie McCauley Lori McKeuwn Vicky McNaughton David Mancha John Marcel Samuel Marsh Michael Martinez Esperanza Mendez Krista Merr i66 Elvin Middleton Kelly Miller Farid Moheb Maureen O'Keefe Sam Ontiveros Gina Patterson Donald Pekar HOUSTON Robert Purvis Christina Phillips Mark Phillips Frances Rangel Stephanie Reed Scott Roberts Hector Rodriguez Jose Rodriguez John Smith Patti Smith Tommy Smith Ruthie Stamnitz Val Street Linda Tversky Charlotte Underwood Edvardo Urritia Debra Uthus Michael Walker 168 Dr. Bob Mehan and Steve Baldwin discuss instruction. a | Maureen O'Keefe bear hugs Kim Freyer as David McNeil and Nicholas Gon- zales look on. Don Stevens surveys the line at registration. — Kim Freyer and Michelle Amos study for an exam. 170 ave We Got Talent! ota Red Hot Revue Goes On The Road ee eT ee ee eer ieee Hiren é ests Jana Higgins and Robert Hughes perform the Comoedia Act. Kevin Watson thrilled audiences with his Michael Jackson routines. RARE AMALA Chris Smith had everyone laughing with his Snow White monologue. Lance Pless performs solo on the piano. i eeneaes Seg 046 aeetist eenaeet eeeeses eegeeee Kevin Watson does ‘‘Billie Jean.”’ The GLTIMATE: Red Hot Revue Draws Record Crowd Laurie Churchwell helps Ronnie Moncada, Kevin Watson and Adriel Saldivar get ready for the show. Gene Reeves, Scott Savell, Robert Hughes, Matt Warren and James Bristo perform “‘Bad To The Bone.” 4 The New Dimension sang ‘‘You Were Always On My Mind.” 171 172 James Bristo and Roane Smith help Theresa Burke calm her nerves during the Miss HC Pageant. Linda Mitchell finishes a watercolor. Butch Dannels gives Sheila Miller a hug as he leaves class with Karl Bentley and Steve Hoffnagle. Rudy Gomez, SWCID Graham Peters and Nancy Bonura take time to visit. Claudia Chambers and Kurt Guillory use the lunch break to visit with friends. 173 Brad Mosher, auto body repair in- structor, studies a new manual. a Bienes ATOR IE GOES EE nee i = ag Chuck Ashcraft listens as Coach Bill Griffin tells a story on him. Coach Bill Griffin honors Stephon Hodge at the Athletic banquet. Dr. Bob Riley discusses class schedules over coffee with Dr. Charles Hays welcomes everyone to the Athletic banquet. Coach Don Stevens and Jerry Dudley. 174 June Stone and Jean Morris grade papers. Karen Reeves with a nice smile. ) 2 Pratl . ’ ? eae ep Wyle Sy € t abies é Martha Lammers, business instructor, prepares for her next class. Carmen Cisneros, secretary for dental hygiene, keeps appointments straight. 175 s = Diane Linhart counsels Teresa Janice, Debbie Adams and Maureen O’Keefe during activity period. The D’Amore twins try to sell their idea to Laura Harvey, Debbie Adams, Francesca Helene Bonura helps Kevin Arnold and Michelle Amos at registration. Rangel, Mark Childers, Jacklene Giacona, and Andre Odom 176 i Luis Ducos studies for an exam in his dorm room. issal. ism ith class members after d its w 1S ing v id K Dav Julie Bailey honors the cheerleaders at the Athletic banquet. Joyce Brown works on a denture in dental lab technology class 177 178 Rusty Williams returns to his seat after receiving his diploma. le Stephanie Fanner visits at the Beach Party dance. 2 4; REO ‘ : ba fie ee | , } Mi | REE” Fae PE asi Fernando Tercero, Phyllis Hardeman, and Laura Smiley go to class. Reva Adams lectures to a business class. James Johnson tries a lay up during pre-game warm-up. Kari Robinson goes in for two points. 179 180 Doug Peercy touches up the girls hair and make-up. “How's this for modeling, guys?” “Registration cannot be that much fun,” say Toni Pettit, Ann Duncan and Jan Foresyth. Judy Roberts gives her best pose. Ree 4 a? PF, 2 ag See wl } Sie ee © ig ng Ags SAE ip “ ‘ Pes. ed “Happiness is sharing a picnic with co-workers,’ says Larry Evans, Steve Baldwin and What happened to the ball? George Taylor. Theresa Kuykendall looks as if she is hoping for some support when taking pic- tures of Buddy Beach and Shannon McDougal. a Bob Wood, Kandis Myrick and John Snelling decorate for the Beach Party. Joey Ortiz, Adam Merket, David Conklin, and Leland Daniels celebrate at the Maria Garcia and Michael Walker won the Best Halloween Costume at SWCID. Luau. 181 182 Gary Carr gets ready for convocation. Mary Deats, Reva Adams, Martha Lammers, and Dan Shockey at graduation. Theresa Janice 1984 SWCID Classic. Dr. Riley, Jerry Dudley, and Don Stevens share a cup of coffee. . a Is this called flying high on spirit? Les Kelly shares History with students. Doug Meyers gets tickled in front of the camera. Tonya Jones handles a busy switchboard at SWCID. Interpreter, Bob Coltrane, receives his A.A. degree. | Jacklene Giacona, Stephanie Reed, and Michelle Amos enjoy the outdoors. eee ; : , Hawk mascot Buddy Beach helped | Board Members, Dr. P. W: Malone, James Barr, Curtis Mullins and Don McKinney, _ chat after graduation. s keep spirit high. Hey, guys, looks like more fun is going on over there than here. Mel Griffin, caught with her ‘math up.” 183 A YEAR To emember Buddy Beach, Scott Savell and Joe Whitten, director of The New Dimension are on the road again with the Red Hot Revue. wt ‘ate Jim Haslup and Tony Claxton caught on the way to SUB. Volleyball was a popular game at the Beach Party. 184 5: SWCID students take time to talk and get to know each other. 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