Idalou High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Idalou, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1982 volume:

X?'. -v .«u i« IDflLOU HIGH SCHOOL IDALOU, TEXAS VOLUME 36 Editors Brad Smith and Kathy Gray Alan Emery In memory February 8,1962-Januaru 13,1981 Andy Sowder In memory April 3,1957-February 23,1979 2 Dedication 3 4 5 6 Son tors 7 KEVIN ANTHONY Golf 1; FFA 1. 2; Football 1, 2; Track 1; Tennis 3. SAMMY AGUIRRE Class Treas. 1: Sec. 2; Student Council 2. 4; Span. Club 1. 4; Pres. 4; Football 1. 2. 3; Track 1, 2.3. 4. OLIVIA ANCISO FTA 2. 3; Span. Club 1; Band 1; 12 yr. Sr. PAM BAKER 12 yr. Sr.; Student Council 2. 4; Sec. 4; Annual Staff 3. 4; NHS 4; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; 2nd VP 3; Treas. 4; FCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Reporter 3; UIL Typ. 3; Golf 4; Jr. Play Cast: Sr. Play Cast; Okla. Cast Lib. 1; Regional Qualif. in Track 3; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Basket- ball 1. 2. 3, 4; All Dis. Hon. Men. 3: Track 2.3. 4; Girl of 2nd 9 wks. 4. MICKEY APPLEGATE Football 1-4. TIM BARNES 12 Yr. Sr; FFA 1-4; Sentinel 3; Livestock Team Landjudging; Greenhand; Dairy Cattle judging Skill Team; Chapt. Farmer; Football 1-4; All Dist. Def. End 4. 8 Seniors MARGIE CALDERON 12 yr. Sr.; NHS 4; Jr. Play Staff; Spanish Club 1; Office Aid 1; Tennis 2, 3.4. LAURA BUNTING Class Treas. 3; Class Sec. 4; FHA 1, 2. 3; FTA 2. 3, 4; Treas. 3; Chap. 4; Teachers Aide 3; UIL one Act Play; Jr. Play Cast Lib 1. 2; Bsktb 1; Ten- nis 2. 3. KELLER BRADSHAW 12 Yr. Sr; UIL Debate 1; UIL Science 3; FFA 4; Lib. 3; Bsktb 3; Tennis 2. CINDY BECTON Class Off.; V.P. 2. Student Council 4; Treas. 4; Annual Staff 4; Football Sweetheart Candidate 2; FFA Sweetheart Candidate 1; Okla. Cast 2; Choir 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 1; Tennis 3; NHS 3. 4; FHA 1. 2; FCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Golf 4; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Cast; Jr. Play Cast; Who's Who 4; Office Aid 4. BETH BLOUNT Class Sec. 2; Class Fav. 2; FHA 1. 2; FCA 1, 2. 3; V.P. 3; UIL Typ. 3; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Cast; Band 1, 2; Okla. Cast 2; Bsktb 3. 4. stats; Ten- nis 3.4. MARTINA CERNA 12 Yr. Sr. Seniors 9 BRADLEY DOTSON FCA 1; FFA 1-4; Land Judging team 2. 3; Sr. Skill Team 2. 3; FFA Quiz Team 1; Band 1; Football 1-4; All Dist. Hon. Men. 4; Track 1-3. STEVE DAWSON Class Treas. 1; Student Council 1-3; NHS 1-4; Pres. 3; FCA 3; UIL Science 1st Dist. 1; Reg. 1; 2nd Dist 2; Reg. 2; Sr. Play Cast; Who's Who 3; FFA — 1 Chapt. Cond. Pres. 1; Jr. Chapt. Cond. 1; Range and Pasture Judging 1; Scholastic Ach. 1; Office Aid 3; Boy of 9 weeks 3; Football 1- 4; Track 1, 2; Roosevelt High 1-3. 10 Seniors r--------- STEVE DANFORTH Calc. App. Contest 4; Band 1. 2; FFA 1, 2. 3; Basketball 1-4; Track 1; Chapter Farmer 1; Poultry Judging 1; Dairy Judging 1; Cotton Judging 3; State Fair 2. ROBERT DOWDY Jr. Class V.P.; Soph. Class Fav.; La Petite Best Beau 2; FCA 3; FFA 1-2; Teacher’s Aide 3; Sr. Grad. Usher 3; Cert, of Commen. Reg. 2; 1st Place Reg. Science Fair 2; Math and Com- puters 2; Football 4; Basketball 1-4; Roosevelt High 1-3. STEVE DUNCAN FFA 1.2; Tennis 2-4. ROSENDO ESQUIBEL Jr. Play staff; Sr. Play staff; Spanish Club 2; Office aid 4; Football 2. 3. 4; All Dist. Hon. Men. Noseguard 3; All Dist. 1st team guard 4; All Dist. 2nd team Def. Tackle 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Track Dist. Champs 2. TIM EMERY FFA 4; Coop.-Ag. 3; 8and 1; Foot- ball 1. 2; Track 1; Coronada High 1, 2.3. KIM EMERY Sr. Class Fav.; NHS 3; FHA 2; FCA 2; UIL Typing 3; Golf 1; Jr. Play Cast; Who’s Who 3; Lib. 1; Cheerleader 1-3; Choir 2-4; Okla. 2; Miss IHS 4; Best School Spirited 3, 4; Basketball 4; Track 2; Tennis 2. Seniors 11 BRENT FIELDS Student Council Rep. 3; UIL one-act play 3; Duet-acting 3; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Cast; Office Aid 3; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 3; Clyde High School 1-3. SAM FLORES 12 Yr. Sr.; Spanish Club 4; Secretary 4; Football 1; Tennis 4. JANIE FLEMINS 12 Yr. Sr.; Class Fav. 1. 2; FHA 1. 2; FCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Cast; FFA Sweetheart 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Football Sweetheart 4; Football Sweetheart Candidate 3; Okla. Cast 2; Girl of 9 Wks.; Most Beautiful 4; Basketball 1; Tennis 2. 3, 4. TERRY FRANCIS � FCA 1. 2. 3; Who’s Who 4; Football , 2. 3, 4; Hon. Ment. Def. Back 3; Hon. Ment. Def. Back 4; Hon. Ment. Split end 4; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Best Free Throw Percentage 3. DAVID FLUSCHE 12 Yr. Sr.; Librarian 4; Football 1. 2; Basketball 1.2. 3.4; Track 4. JEANICE FRAZIER Sr. Vice-Pres.; NHS 3. 4; Vice-Pres. 4; FHA 1; Freshman Rep. 1; Jr. Play Staff; Sr. Play Cast; Who’s Who 4; FFA 3. 4; Band 1. 2; Learn and Live Show 2; Basketball Manager 1, 2; Track Manager 1, 2; Co-op Ag. 3. 4. 12 Senkxs TERRY HALL 12 Yr. Sr.; Student Council 1, 3; An- nual Staff 4; NHS 3. 4; Rep. 4; FCA 1-4; V.P. 4; No. Sense 2; Jr. Play Staff; Sr. Play Cast; Who’s Who 3; Spanish Club 1; One Act Play 1; Football 1-4; All Dist. H.M. Def. End 4; Basketball 1-4; Class V.P. 3; Class Pres. 4; National Conf. 2. HOPE GONZALEZ 12 Yr. Sr.; Span. Club 3. 4; V.P. 4; Tennis 2; UIL Shorthand 4. GARY HOBBS 12 Yr. Sr.; Class Treas. 1; FTA 2; Golf 2; Lib. 1; Football 1-3; Basket- ball 1-4; Track 1.2. _________________y CONNIE HERNANDEZ FHA 1. 2; Span. Club 1; Tennis 3. KATHY GRAY 12 Yr. Sr.; Annual Staff 3. 4; Editor 4; FHA 1-4; 5th V.P. 2; 3rd V.P. 3; Pianist 4; FHAer of the month Sept. 1; Fres. Rep. 1; Area Mtg. 1-4; State Mtg. 2-4; Area Choir 3-4; State Choir 3; Area Mtg. Voting dele. 2; State Mtg. voting delegate 2; High point member 1-4; FHAer of the Yr. Runner-up 2. 3; Tennis 2; FCA 4; State Convention Alt. 4; Choir 3; Of- fice Aid 4; UIL Typing 3; Freshman- J.V. Twirler 1; Jr. Class Play Staff; Sr. Class Play Staff; UIL One-Act Play 2-4; All-Star Cast 3; Band 1-4; Sec. 3; Pres. 4; Drum Major 3-4; Miss Band 4; Most Devoted Girl 4; Solo and Ensemble 3-4; Christmas for the Kids Concert 4; John Philip Sousa 4; Am. Ambassador Music Award 4; NHS 2-4; Pari. 3; Pres. 4; Who’s Who 3; Girls’ State 1981. SHELLEY JOHNSON 12 Yr. Sr.; NHS 4; FHA 1-4; FCA 1. 2; Golf 1. 2; Jr. Play Staff; Sr. Play Cast; Off. Aid 4; Football Sweetheart Nominee 4; Okla. Cast 2; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2; Tennis 3. 4. Soniofs 13 BRENDA LARRENTREE FHA 1. 2; FTA 1. 2, 3, 4; Parliamen- tary 4; FTA State Convention; Jr. Play Usher; Who's Who; FFA 4; Ten- nis 3. MANUEL MARMELEJO 12 Yr. Sr.; FFA 1. 4; Tennis 2.3. 4. SHEILA LUNDBERG FHA 1. 2. 3; FTA 2. 3; Golf 2. 4; Lib. 2; Band 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1; Track 1; Tennis 2,3. 4. LOUISA MARMOLEJO 12 Yr. Sr.; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Class Play Staff; Band 1; Tennis 2, 3, 4; UIL Shorthand 4. 4 JEFFLARRENTREE Golf 1; Tennis 1.2.3,4. DANNA MATHIS Fr. Class Fav. (San Angelo) FHA 1; Choir 2; 4-H 2; Basketball 1; Track 1; Tennis 2; Oklahoma High 2. 14 Seniors MARY ORTEGA 12 Yr. Sr.; Annual Staff 4; NHS 4; FT A 4; Span. Club 2-4; Pres. 4; UIL Shorthand 4. f--------- JERRY NASH FFA 1-3; Rep. 1; Adv. 2; 4th Dist. Cotton Jud. 3; 2nd PI. St. Fair 3; Band 1-3; Most Courteous 4; Track 1.2; Dist. 1-3; Tennis 1-4. RACHEL PISENO 12 Yr. Sr.; Annual Staff 3. 4; FHA 1. 2; FCA 1. 2; Jr. Play Staff; Sr. Play Cast; Off. Aid 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; Girls' State 3; Choir 4; Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. 2. 3; Tennis 3, 4. --------- Seniors 15 y RONALD REID Class Off. 1; Student Council 1. 2 FTA 4; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Cast FFA 1; Greenhand; Band 3; Choir 4 Football 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2. 3 Track 1,2. SAMUEL RODRIGUEZ 12 Yr. Sr.; Golf 1; Span. Club 1; Band 2-4; Mr. Band 4; Football 1-4. ANNA RODRIGUEZ 12 Yr. Sr.; FHA 1, 2. 3; FCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Sr. Play Staff; Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4; Track 1.2,3. 4. JOE RODRIQUEZ 12 Yr. Sr.; Jr. Play Staff; Span. Club 1, 3. 4; Lib 1; Football 1; Track 1; Tennis 2,3.4. ZOE ROBINSON 12 Yr. Sr.; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Play Staff; Lib. 1; Tennis 3. 4; UIL One- Act Play. Sr. Play Staff YOLANDA RODRIQUEZ 12 Yr. Sr.; Spanish Club 1; Tennis 4. r--------- 16 Senkxs OSCAR SAENZ 12 Yr. Sr.; FFA 1, 2; Greenhand 1; Chapter Farmer degree 2; Football 1. 2; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2; Shot- Put 1st — 2 JAMES SHERMAN . 12 Yr. Sr.; Boy 2nd 9 wks. 4; Jr. Play Staff; Sr. Play Cast; FFA 1. 2. 3; Spanish Club 1; Lib. 1; Mr. IHS 4; Football 1. 2, 3, 4; All Dist. Running Back 3; All South Plains Running Back 3; All Dist. Running Back 4; All South Plains Running Back 4; All Dist. Hon. Ment. Line-Backer 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 2. 3; All Dist. Hon. Ment. Guard 3. VIDAL SANCHEZ Spanish Club 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3. BILLY SISK 12 Yr. Sr.; Class Fav. 3, 4; FFA 1, 2. 3, 4; Greenhand; Chapter Farmer Land Judging; Jr. Chapt. Conduct- ing; Most Handsome 4; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3.4; Hon. Ment. 4. ELIZABETH SIMMONS Class Treas. 4; Student Council 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; FTA 2; FCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Freshman Rep.; Jr. Play Cast; Sr. Play Cast; Cheerleader 1; Choir 2. 3, 4; Okla. 2; Basketball 1. 4; Track 1; Tennis 2, 3. BRAD SMITH 12 Yr. Sr.; Student Council 3. 4; Delegate 3; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Editor 4; NHS 4; FTA 2, 3; St. Con- vention 3; Dist. Convention 2, 3. 4; Historian 3; Golf 2. 4; Sr. Play Cast; Jr. Play Cast; Who’s Who 4; Spanish Club 1; Office Aid 3.4; Band 1; Boys’ State '81; Learn and Live Show 2; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2; Stats. 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; FTA Voting Delegate 4; Oklahoma Crew 2. Seniors 17 MICHELLE SMITH Annual Staff 2-4; FTA 2-3; Sr. Play Staff; Jr. Play Staff; Lib. 2. 3; Basketball 1, 4; Tennis 2. 3; Track mgr. 1, 4; 12 yr. senior. TIM SOWDER 12 Yr. Sr.; Class Off. V.P. 1; Pres. 2; Pres. 3; Class Fav. 1. 4; Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4; V.P. 3. Pres. 4; NHS 3. 4; V.P. 3; Sec. 4; FTA 3. 4; Rep. 3; St. Convention; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Who’s Who 3, 4; Span. Club 1. 3; V.P. 3; Off. Aid 1; Band 2; Boys’ State; Okla. Crew; Boy of 9 wks.; Most Courteous 3; Most Likely to succeed 4; Most Dep. 4; Best School Spirited 4; Football 1; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Tennis 4; Annual Staff 2. 3. 4. BECKY SNODGRASS 12 Yr. Sr.; FHA 1. 2. 3; 4th V.P. 3; FCA 1. 2. 3. 4; Rep. 1; Golf 3. 4; Jr. Play Staff; Sr. Play Cast; Lib. 1; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. HENRY VEGA Spanish Club 1; Football 1-4; All Dist. 3; All Dist. 4; Hon. Men. 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Reg. Qual. Mile 1; Reg. Qual. Alt. Mile Relay 2; Reg. Qual. 880 3. SHAWN TATKENHORST One-Act Play 3, 4; Choir 3. 4; Tennis 3; Sr. Play Staff. TERRI WATSON Annual Staff 2; FHA 1-4; FTA 2-4; Dist. Conv. 2-4; Voting Del. 4; Chaplain 3; Rep. 4; Teacher s Aid 3; UIL; One-Act Play 1-4; Reg. Qualifier 1; Jr. Play Staff; Sr. Play Cast; Lib. 1; Band 1-4; V.P. 3; Sr. Rep. 4; Quarter Master 1; All Region Band 3. 4; Christmas For the Kids Concert 4; J.V. Twirler 1; Solo and Ensemble 3. 4; Basketball 1; Tennis 2, 3; Marcher of the year 4. 18 S okxs VERONICA CERVANTEZ 12 yr. Sr.; Spanish Club 1-4, Treasurer, 2. V ANDREA LOUCKE picture not available Picture Not Available -------- Picture Not Available V__________y EDDIE RAMIREZ picture not available MR. BROCKMAN Sponsor MR. HUNT Sponsor Sonlors 19 r Twelve Year Seniors ROW 1: K. Gray, B. Smith, R. Piseno. J. Flemins. B. Snodgrass, M. Smith, Y. Rodriguez. L. Marmolejo. ROW 2: S. Rodriguez. E. Fabila, J. Sherman. C. Becton, P. Baker, S. Johnson, A. Rodriguez. M. Calderon. V. Cervantez. H. Gonzales. ROW 3: S. Flores, K. Anthony, T. Barnes. M. Mojica, B. Sisk, E. Ramirez. O. Ansico. Z. Robinson. M. Ortega. ROW 4: K. Bradshaw. D. Espinoza. M. Marmolejo. G. Robbins. J. Rodriguez. T. Hall. David Flusche, T. Sowder. Class of '82 Officers Mrs. Drabek. Mr. Brockman — Sponsors; Elizabeth Simmons, Treasurer; Jeanice Frazier. Vice-President; Terry Hall. Presi- dent; Laura Bunting, Secretary; Mr. Hunt — Sponsor. 20 Seniors Jr. Play ’81 “THE INVISIBLE MAN” “The Invisible fTlan” Sflfitors 21 23 ________i Seniors Seniors 2. We Are Seniors ’82 I'd rather go naked!” An Unlikely Construction Crew Seniors “Right” We Are Great Ballet You Know It’s True Juniors 25 Kim Allison Clay Baker Tonya Barnes Kim Barton Dwayne Bogle Susie Bogle Moses Calderon Donald Carty Ronald Carty George Cerna Lucy Cervantez Marina Cervantez Tessa Clary Teddy Cook Chris Copeland Kenneth Davis Julie Everitt Paul Fergeson Monica Foster Jesse Galivez Mario Gutierrez Serena Harkins Scott Harmon Brad Hastings Junior Class Officers SEATED: Kim Allison, Secretary; Allen Johnson, Treasurer; Patrick Railsback, Vice- President; Barry Jones. Presi- dent. STANDING: Sponsors — Coach Chisum, Mrs. Wheeler, Mr. Purcell. 26 Juniors Penni Haught Heather Headley Marina Hinojos Allen Johnson Allen Jones Barry Jones Laura Koetting Butch Lancaster Jodie Lawlis Lelia Layton Steve Lively Scott Marshall Jeff May Domingo Mendez Jeff Millner Debbie Mojica Lynn Moore Sydnie Moore Farris Nation Amy Neill Juniors 27 Debbie Pool Patrick Railsback Sara Ramon Isabel Reyes Randy Robertson Jorge Rodriguez Laura Rodriguez Georgina Salas Tonya Sherrod Kim Sisk Robert Tidwell Michael Tullos Melba Valdez Edward Vega Cheryl Westbrook Denise Wiley Teresa Williams Jana Winter 28 Juniors L Ignacio Alanis Minnie Arguello Chris Bednarz Leigh Belt Brian Butts Shawn Butts Chad Carmichael Norma Carrillo Breck Colquett Francis Costilla Brian Danforth Kyla Fields Mike Flemins Jerry Flores Darryl Flusche Sharon Foreman 30 Sophomwos Sophomore Class Officers ROW 1: Lyle Wilbanks, Treasurer; Kyla Fields. Secretary; Kirk Motsenbocker, President; Kevin McWhorter. Vice- President. ROW 2: Sponsors — Coach Tannehill. Coach Cooper, Coach Ritchey. James Fry Sherri Fugate Jeff Fulfer Alma Galaviz Renee Galloway Corina Garcia Tommy George Marquita Gilbert Gilbert Gonzalez Pam Gonzalez Keith Gray Sandra Guerrero Adam Guzman Ernest Hernandez Jill Holdren Peggy Jackson Scott Lonis Bridget Lowe Eddie Lozano Thomas Lozoya Carolina Marmolejo Jimmy Marmolejo Billy Mathis Sandra McKinney Sophomores 31 Kevin McWhorter Mark Mendez Tommy Mojica Robert Moore Carmen Morales Kirk Motsenbocker David Nelson Jason Noble Isabel Pacheco Kathy Phillips James Piseno Diane Ramirez Randall Reid Clifford Robinson Domingo Rocha Diana Rodriguez Jeff Rogers Janie Roman Kary Rose Dorothy Sanchez Lorrie Sherman Joe Tom Sisk Shelly Thorne Windi Vineyard Melinda Warren Deborah West Lyle Wilbanks Dennis Williams Freddie Withers Anthony Ysasaga Mr. Purcell helped Tommy George solve a problem. 32 Sophomores Frashnwi 33 Maria Alanis Beatrice Arellano Annie Arguello John Arguello Craig Bednarz Albert Bravo Chris Busey Belinda Calvillo Gilbert Carrillo Paul Cervantez Shelia Clary Alex Costillo Larry Dial Jeff Dixon Sharon Dowdy Brian Duncan Kelly Duncan Chris Edwards Stacy Emery Lonnie Esquibel Kim Faulkner Robert Fidler Teresa Flores Angelia Foster Joe Garcia Lupe Garcia Martin Garcia Nina Garcia Marty Gilbert Gilbert Gomez 34 Freshmen Jerry Gonzales Rosario Gonzales Jace Green Junior Gutierrez Jay Harmon Brian Hastings James Heard Mary Hernandez Dana Herrington Chayo Hinojos Bronwyn Holt Amber Houchin Issac Jackson Midi Jones Barbara Koch Stacy Koetting Sonia Krusinsky Greg Laird Jerry Moore Paige Neill Melissa Noble Sara Ortega Bart Parham Brent Paulger Joe Peralez Stacy Phillips Jim Pruitt Norma Ramirez Steve Rangel Stacy Rennels Bart Respondek got busy. Freshmen 35 Freshman Class Officers ROW 1: Karen Williams, Secretary; Steve Wilbanks. President; Jim Pruitt, Vice- President; Bart Respondek, Treasurer. ROW 2: Sponsors — Mrs. Neill, Coach Ivy. Mrs. Harmon. Sabrina Robbins Ernest Rocha Linda Rocha Diane Rodriguez Ester Rodriguez Henry Rodriguez Andrew Salas Jesse Sanchez Refugio Sanchez Jack Sparks Matt Stanton Robbie Turner David Valdez Danny Vasquez Tommy Vega B. K. Wadsworth Tod Waggoner Billy Webb Richard Webb Steve Wilbanks Karen Williams Teddy Williams Brenda Woods r 36 Freshmen Organizations 37 Student Council Leads The Way Our President Tim Sowder ROW 1: Jerry Gonzales, Tonya Sherrod, Julie Everitt, Esther Rodriguez. Belinda Calvillo, Leigh Belt, Tommy Mojica. ROW 2: Clay Baker, Robert Moore — Sponsor, Sammy Aguirre. Chris Copeland. Bridget Lowe. Brad Smith, Pam Baker, Tim Sowder. 36 Student Council The highlight of the year is the annual Homecoming Bonfire that the Student Council sponsors. Student Council 39 Character Development Stressed in NHS Kathy and Sherri discussed Cindy’s problem of concentration. The NHS has sought to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of high standards of character in the student body of Idalou High. The Honor Society has been able to achieve this goal through the hard work of dedicated members carefully chosen by a faculty committee. Requirements include scholarship — no grade falling below 80 and an overall average of at least 88, service, leadership, and character — no citizenship grade below S-. Members pulled together to earn over $400 for MDA by holding a car wash, and the check was presented at the telethon by two NHS members. Old and new members alike became better acquainted with NHS and each other during a Wacky Words Treasure Hunt at the September meeting. At the Oc- tober meeting three psychologists from the Mental Health Retardation Center spoke to the group; and Pat Simpson, LCC, spoke at the November meeting, and two LCC students sang. NHS presented a 3-D movie, The Creature from the Black Lagoon, to the student body before Christmas. In February, Sol Thomas of Tech Law School spoke to the group on Drug Laws. A mini-Olympics and officer elections were planned for March and April. Tim Sowder, Secretary; Terry Hall, Reporter; Jeanice Frazier. Vice- President; Amy Neill, Parliamentarian; Clay Baker, Treasurer; Randy Robertson. Sgt.-at-Arms; Kathy Gray. President. 40 NHS Everyone enjoyed Amy's Valentine” bulletin board. ROW 1: L. Cervantez, M. Ortega. G. Salas. L. Belt. B. Jones. K. McWhorter. D. Williams. ROW 2: Mrs. Neill — Sponsor. B. Smith. J. Frazier. C. Bednarz. K. Gray. S. Fugate, D. West. S. McKinney. A. Johnson. M. Tullos. ROW 3: P. Baker. L. Layton. H. Headley. K. Bar- ton. L. Rodriguez. A. Neill, R. Tidwell. S. Johnson. S. Harmon, L. Wilbanks, D. Wylie, K. Allison. J. Everitt. M. Calderon. ROW 4: J. Winter. C. Baker. T. Sowder. R. Robertson. S. Dawson. P. Railsback, T. Hall. J. Rogers. K. Motsenbocker. D. Flusche, B. Colquett. S. Thorne. NHS 41 Annual Staff Put in Another Year of Hard Work Photographers Clay Baker Tim Sowder Robert Moore Louise Marmolejo and Mary Ortega stayed busy drawing up layouts (or the annual. 42 Annual Editors Kathy Gray Brad Smith Annual 43 Tim and Brad examined proofs. Kathy Gray ROW 1: Mrs. Burford — Advisor, Sherri Fugate, Cindy Becton, Rachel Piseno, Mary Ortega, Louise Marmolejo, Le Belt, Michelle Smith, Brad Smith, Pam Baker, Tim Sowder. ROW 2: Clay Baker, Kim Allison, Robert Moore, 2 Robinson, Monica Foster, Kathy Gray, Jana Winter, Terry Hall. ROW 1: Tonya Sherrod, President, Kim Sisk, Vice-President; Julie Everitt, 2nd Vice- President; Amy Neill, 3rd Vice-President; Sydnie Moore, 4th Vice-President; Shelley I Thorne. 5th Vice-President. ROW 2: Kim Allison. Secretary; Pam Baker, Treasurer; Leigh Belt. Parliamentarian; Jana Winter, Historian; Tessa Clary, Sgt.-at-Arms; Sara Ramon, Song Leader; Kathy Gray, Pianist. Paige was caught putting make-up on Karen for Freshman initiation day. FHR Reaches Out “We are the Future Homemakers of America, reaching out to others through friendship and involvement in FHA ac- tivities.” This main objective of the Idalou FHA has set the stage for a busy and exciting year, and also set goals for the years to follow, just around the corner. Idalou FHA began its year by reaching out and getting involved in the area. In June, six members presented a workshop on the Impact process at the Area I FHA Leadership Workshop in Amarillo. The same workshop was presented again to FHA members of Lubbock schools in October and in two sessions at the Area I Meeting in Amarillo in February. In October, Idalou hosted a leadership workshop involving FHA members from area schools. The FHA Chapter reached out to others in the community through an Adopt-a-Grandparent program that in- volved members with senior citizens. Other activities included participation in the South Plains Fair, where the club won third place in awards; a Secret Pals program to involve new FHA members; Sweetheart Week activities and ban- quet held at the Hayloft Opry House, an Encouter Workshop; and FHA’er of the month program. The highlight of the year was FHA week. Activities during this week includ- ed attending St. Phillips Catholic Church, an Ideal Boy and Girl Contest, an all-school Talent Show, an introduc- tory party for eighth graders, Teacher Appreciation Day, and Western Dress Day. Programs during the year included a dating panel composed of students from Roosevelt, Lorenzo, and Estacado High School; an important Rope Crisis Seminar; and an Aeoribics Program. Other projects involving the members were a scavenger hunt to collect cans of food, which were distributed to three deserving families at Christmas, and a Walk-a-Thon to raise money for muscular dystrophy. The year, filled with many rewarding activities and opportunities for growth, was concluded with the State FHA meeting in Fort Worth and the Annual Officer’s Awards retreat for those members who gave outstanding service to the chapter during the year. FHA 45 4« FFA Shelly Thorne and Sydnie Moore modeled their garments. Alright — so it's Western Day! ROW 1: K. Gray. T. Clary. J. Winter. K. Allison. S. Moore. J. Everitt, T. Sherrod. K. Sisk. A. Neill. S. Thorne. P. Baker. L. Belt. S. Ramon. ROW 2: T. Zuber. F. Costilla. L. Garcia. M. Warren. M. Garcia. S. Emery. S. Harkins. Mrs. Neill — Sponsor. B. Holt. ROW 3: B. Woods. D. Poole. S. Clary. M. Gilbert. B. Koch. S. Rennels, A. Foster. M. Foster. D. West. S. Fugate. R. Galloway. ROW 4: M. Jones, P. Jackson. D. Herrington. K. Williams. S. McKinney, M. Noble. C. Westbrook. A. Houchin, S. Dowdy. ROW 5: S. Bogle. S. Koetting, T. Watson. L. Layton, H. Headley, K. Faulkner. P. Neill. K. Barton. L. Moore. K. Fields. S. Johnson. T. Barnes. L. Koetting. L. Rodriguez. L. Sherman. D. Rodriguez. FFA 47 FFA—Contributing to a World for Better Agriculture SEATED: Denis Williams, Chaplain; Butch Lancaster, Sentinel; Kevin McWhorter, Vice-President; Sharon Foreman, Secretary; Clay Baker, Reporter; Scott Harmon, Treasurer. STANDING: Kyla Fields. Sweetheart; Patrick Railsback, President. Future Farmers of America is a National Organization of young men and women who are interested in a career in the industry of agriculture. While achieving the FFA goals of promoting agricultural leadership, citizenship, and cooperation, members learn the importance of these goals through active participation in Chapter activities. In the fall members sold sausage, honey, and citrus fruit to raise money for Chapter expenses. In June several members attended the Area I Leadership Training School in Clarendon. Dallas was the site of the State Convention in July with several members accom- panying Sponsor O. L. Christie. Several past graduates received honor at the State and National level, as Rafe Foreman and Tim DeBusk, 1981 graduates, received the Lone Star Farmers Degree, bringing the total number to 116 recipients from Idalou. At the National Convention in Kansas City, Mo., 1980 graduate Blake Anthony, Ken Mull, and Eddy Ferguson received the Amerian Farmers Degree. Idalou had several Star Farmers,” and leadership teams from Idalou fared well in competition. The Idalou FFA was well represented in stock shows around the area, including the annual Idalou Show in March. FFA hopes to contribute to the promotion of Agriculture in future years as it has in the past, and strive for higher production from its members. CLAY BAKER 1st Extemporaneous Speaking in Lubbock District; 5th in Area I. 48 FFA Sharon, Kevin, Clay, and Mr. Christie at the State Convention in Dallas. ROW 1: J. Cooper. W. Sales. D. Williams, C. Baker. S. Foreman. P. Railsback, K. Fields, K. McWhorter, S. Harmon, B. Lancaster, Mr. Christie — Sponsor. ROW 2: G. Cerna, B. Larrentree, B. Webb, B. Wadsworth, F. Nation, M. 'Flemins, K. Duncan, A. Johnson, B. Calvillo, E. Rocha, S. Phillips. J. Moore, B. Respondek, M. Tullos, B. Butts. D. Bogle. B. Parham. ROW 3: S. McKinney. I. Alanis, I. Jackson, J. Sparks, S. Wilbanks, T. Cook, J. Millner, K. Gray, R. Reid, L. Wilbanks, C. Bednarz, B. Danforth, K. Motsenbocker, J. May. ROW 4: K. Bradshaw, D. Carty, J. Harmon, C. Edwards, G. Carrillo, G. Laird, C. Charmichael, M. Stanton, M. Mendez, A. Ysasaga, K. Davis. R. Moore, J. Rogers, M. Marmolejo. ROW 5: R. Gray, J. Fulfer, C. Bednarz, J. Gonzales, B. Mathis, M. Mojica, B. Sisk, J. Green, T. Emery, J. Frazier, T. Barnes, B. Dotson, J. Sisk. S. Marshall, D. Nelson, B. Carrillo, D. Rocha, W. Gage. Sr. Chapter Conducting Team 3rd — Lubbock District ROW 1: Mr. Christie. Dennis Williams, Kirk Motsenbocker, Kevin McWhorter, Chris Bednarz. Lyle Wilbanks, Robert Moore. ROW 2: Jeff Rogers, Joe Sisk, Jeff Fulfer, Randal Reid, and David Nelson. FFA 49 Greenhand Quiz Team 1st — Lubbock Dist. 2nd — Area I Mr. Brockman — Sponsor, Greg Laird, Bart Responded Steve Wilbanks. Belinda Calvillo, Chris Edwards, and student teacher Wayne Sales. Radio Team 4th — Lubbock Dist. Patrick Railsback. Michael Tullos, Butch Lan caster, and student teacher Jim Cooper. Jr. Chapter Conducting Team 8th — Lubbock Dist. ROW 1: Isaac Jackson, Jay Harmon, Stacy Phillips, Matt Stanton. ROW 2: Brian Butts, Jerry Moore, Billy Webb. 50 FFA If- Band... Participating in an Important Facet of Life The 1981 marching season for the Wildcat Band brought in many new and exciting ideas under the new direction of Craig Hambright. In addition to the band, a sixteen member flag corps under the leadership of Tonya Sherrod was added to bring the band a new dimension. The twirling line-up, while made up of Jr. High girls, helped bring crowd-pleasing perfor- mances and a first place trophy at the South Plains Fair for the second year. The band had to learn a new marching step and incorporate it into the not-standard mar- ching music. While participating in annual events such as the South Plains Fair Parade, Idalou Fiesta Parade, and the Tech Homecom- ing Parade, the band participated in two new events: the Texas Instruments United Way Campaign Celebration and the Channel 28 KAMC Christmas for the Kids. This year six people were named to the All- Region Band, and several band members received awards for their achievements in mak- ing the year a successful and fulfilling one for the entire band. i DRUM MAJOR — Kathy Gray ROW 1: Kathy Gray, President; Bart Parham, Treasurer; Denise Wiley, Jr. Representative; Barry Jones, Secretary; Karen Williams, Reporter; Lucy Cer- vantez. Vice-President. ROW 2: Darryl Flusche, Soph. Representative; Jack Sparks. Freshman Representative; Terri Watson. Senior Representative. Band 51 fill Region ROW 1: Sherri Fugate. Scott Lonis, Lucy Cervantez. ROW 2: Danny Vas- quez, Terri Watson, Robert Tidwell. Mr. and Miss Band Sammy Rodriguez — Kathy Gray ROW 1: K. Rose. S. McKee. K. Gray. L. Baker. K. Howie. K. Cave. ROW 2: K. Williams. S. Robbins. P. Gonzales. J. Ramon. T. Watson. R. Fidler. R. Moore. D. Rodriguez. D. Wylie, B. Jones. L. Cervantez. S. Fugate. L. Rocha. ROW 3: Mr. Hambright — Director. A. Salas. S.Lonis. B. Parham. S. Rodriguez. M. Danforth, R. Piseno. P. Cervantez. E. Rodriguez. D. Rodriguez. J. Dixon. R. Turner. S. Krusinsky. ROW 5: S. Butts. R. Webb. C. Busey, K. Gray. J. Noble, C. Robinson, A. Guzman, J. Sparks, D. Flusche, R. Tidwell. J. Pruitt. D. Vasquez, J. Peralez. ROW 6: D. Rhodes. S. Koetting, T. Brockman. K. Faulkner. T. Sherrod. P. Neill, P. Haught. E. Lopez. T. Ritchey. L. Koetting, P. Haught. G. Salas. D. Herrington. M. Respondek, A. Marion. 52 Band MOST DEVOTED — Robert Tidwell and Kathy Gray MOST HUMOROUS — Barry Jones and Denise Wylie MOST SPIRITED — Denise Wylie and Robert Moore Marcher of Year Darryl Flusche — Terri Watson OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN — Danny Vasquez OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE — Scott Lonis ARION AWARD — Robert Tidwell JOHN PHILIP SOUSA — Kathy Gray A Band 53 FTA — Outstanding Chapter of District 17 Always looking into the future, the Idalou FTA Chapter is constantly looking for new concepts and better ways to get involved in the world around us. After being chosen as the Outstanding Chapter of District 17, the Chapter had hoped to measure up to this year’s challenge, which was just around the corner. The year had begun with the 2nd Annual FTA Tree-A-Thon for MDA. The group earn- ed over $700 and was happy to present the donation at the Labor Day Telethon, where members also answered phones for 24 hours. Several interesting monthly meetings were enjoyed by members, including a supper with dishes called Kibbles ’n Bits and other strange names, a scavenger hunt, skits, a Christmas party, and a speaker from the Muscular Dystrophy Association. The group attended the District 17 Con- vention in Plainview during November and was able to get three members elected to District offices. FTA is proud to have Kim Allison as District 17 President, Barry Jones District Corresponding Secretary, and Denise Wiley, District Chaplain. At the con- vention, Barry also was runner-up in the Mr. FTA competition. President Barry Jones presented a $700 check to MDA as Kim Allison and Sydnie Moore looked on. Secretary Sydnie Moore was shown answering telephone at the Jerry Lewis telethon. Laura Bunting. Chaplain; Bridget Lowe. Historian; Kim Sisk, Sgt.-at-Arms; Amy Neill, Treasurer; Kim Allison. Vice-President; Barry Jones. President; Sydnie Moore. Secretary; Brenda Larrentree, Parliamentarian; Terri Watson, Reporter. Mrs. Gilbreath. Sponsor. 54 FTA In February, ten members attended an exciting three-day State TFTA Convention where they heard exciting speakers, attended workshops, met new people, and Kim Allison served as a member of the House of Delegates. During the past few years the Chapter has been able to meet the challenge to go beyond the past year, and hopes to continue to have success in the future. FTA members Debbie Poole and Lelia Layton opened presents at the Christmas party. Everyone was proud of the “loot” they earned at the annual Christmas party. ROW 1: L. Bunting, B. Lowe, K. Sisk, A. Neill, K. Allison, B. Jones. S. Moore, B. Larrentree, T. Watson, Mrs. Gilbreath — Sponsor. ROW 2: P. Jackson, S. Robbins, B. Holt, S. Harkins, J. Lawlis, L. Layton, M. Gilbert, S. Ortega. ROW 3: M. Jones. P. Neill, K. Faulkner, D. Wylie, T. Davis, E. Hernandez. L. Moore. R. Reid, R. Tidwell. J. Rodriguez, B. Smith, G. Salas. FT A 55 A FCfl: The Brother-Sister Club The men’s and women’s huddles of the Idalou Fellowship of Christian Athletes are the newest clubs on the school campus; and since their organization, they have flourished in many ways. The purpose of FCA is to present the athletes and coaches, and all whom they influence, the challenge and adventure of receiving Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, serving Him in their relationships and in the fellowship of His Church.” The men’s and women’s group are each a separate huddle that meets weekly to share faith and seek ways to reach out to others. The FCA huddles have had some in- teresting programs this year, with the men’s huddle viewing the movie Raider’s of the Lost Ark” and par- ticipating in a Bike-A-Thon. The -what's the name of this game? men’s huddle also sold Val-O- Grams for Valentine’s Day. The Ladies’ huddle participated in a Jog-O-Rama to raise money for those who were to attend the State Convention in January. They also bought tickets to the Cynthia Clawson Concert, and sold them for cheaper rates to the people who wanted to hear the popular Christian songstress. A Christmas party was held at Julie Everitt’s home for both hud- dles to have fellowship together. As in the past, the Idalou FCA hopes to maintain its spirit of fellowship and prosperity in becoming closer to each other and the Lord in the years to come. ROW 1: K. Davis, P. Fergeson, D. Flusche, K. Gray, A. Jones, J. Heard, L. Wilbanks. R. Moore, K. McWhorter, M. Gilbert. ROW 2: Barry Surratt — Sponsor. J. Fulfer, J. Sisk, J. Rogers. B. Lancaster, R. Robertson. C. Baker, R. Reid, T. Hall, J. Noble, K. Motsenbocker. 56 FCA Members who attended the State Convention in Houston during January are Sydnie Moore, Tonya Sherrod. Mrs. Heard. Leigh Belt, and Kim Allsion ROW 1: Kitta Gilbert. Bible Verse Translator; Tonya Sherrod. Vice-President; Kim Allison, President; Julie Everitt, Treasurer; Shelly Thorne, Secretary. ROW 2: Ann Heard, Janie Cooper — Sponsors. ROW 1: S. Harkins. K. Gilbert. K. Williams. I. Pacheco. B. Koch. M. Noble. C. Westbrook. S. Moore. L. Belt. Ann Heard — Sponsor. ROW 2: D. Herrington. R. Galloway. K. Faulkner, T. Sherrod, K. Sisk, S. Thorne. S. Dowdy. A. Houchin. J. Flemins, K. Gray, K. Fields. ROW 3: K. Rose. K. Allison. P. Neill. Janie Cooper — Sponsor. A. Neill. K. Barton. L. Moore. J. Everitt. P. Baker. E. Simmons. W. Vineyard. B. Snodgrass, D. Rodriguez. S. Foreman. FCA 57 EI Club Espanol Even with the fact of having to adjust to a new sponsor, the Spanish Club sponsor brought many new ideas to the Club. The group's major effort has been working toward the goal of raising enough money to at- tend the Pan-American Student Forum Convention, which is held in San Antonio each year. The Club held several money-making projects in- cluding a car wash, hosting a volleyball tournament, and sell- ing Mexican flowers at the Sept. 16th Fiesta — each flower was hand-made by group members. At Christmas the Spanish Club had a very enjoyable par- ty, including breaking a pinata and caroling. Looking around the corner to next year, the Spanish Club is ready to face new challenges and achieve higher goals. Ha Sido un ano muy divertido y esperamos que I ano que viene sea mejor y mas divertido. Jorge Rodriguez, Reporter; Sammy Flores. Secretary; Hope Gonzalez, Vice-President; Sam- my Aguirro. President; Joe Garcia, Parliamentarian; John Arguello, Sgt.-at-Arms; Beatrice Arellano, Treasurer; Miss Fabila — Sponsor. President Mary Ortega and members Sandra and Domingo relax after a night at the fiesta. Excuse me — may I ask a question?” 58 Spanish Club George and Ester tuned for caroling. Members were stunned by the news of their banquet. ROW 1: Miss Fabila — Sponsor, G. Salas. S. Ortega. A. Arguello. R. Gonzalez. M. Alanis, M. Ortega. J. Garcia. M. Calderon. ROW 2: H. Gonzalez. S. Guerrero, S. Flores. S. Aguirre. N. Carrillo. J. Fulfer, G. Gomez. J. Arguello. J. Rodriguez. G. Rodriguez. B. Arellano. Spanish Club 59 Choir Presents Christmas Program A Scene From Oklahoma.” Last Minute Check ROW 1: Mrs. Harmon — Director, I. Reyes, S. Ramon, M. Cerventez, L. Sherman, C. Copeland, B. Jones, J. Larren- tree, K. Sisk, K. Emery, K. Allison. ROW 2: S. McKinney, T. Davis, T. Sherrod. B. Blount, J. Flores. S. McKinney, B. Duncan, E. Simmons, J. Everitt, M. Hinojos. ROW 3: R. Piseno, J. Holdren, J. Flemins, J. Millner, E. Fabila, R. Reid, S. Tatkenhorst. R. Robertson, Kary Rose, Shelly Thorne, Cindy Becton. 60 Choir BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE 1981 TIMSOWDER KATHY GRAY RACHEL PISENO BRAD SMITH Rachel and Kathy enjoyed the bus ride. Rachel and Kathy visited the state capital in Austin. Rachel got an early seat. 61 Science Number Sense Lucy Cervantez, Robert Tidwell. Mr. Purcell — Sponsor Clay Baker and Farris Nation Shorthand Louisa Marmolejo Mary Ortega Hope Gonzalez 62 un t Typing ROW 1: Amy Neill, Julie Everitt. ROW 2: Barry Jones, Randy Robertson, Allen Johnson. One-flct Play ROW 1: Terri Watson, Barry Jones, Kathy Gray, Laura Bunting. Lucy Cervantez. Tonya Davis, Sandra McKinney. ROW 2: Marty Gilbert, Richard Webb, Chris Busey, Shawn Tatkenhorst, Ernest Hernandez. Robert Fidler. ROW 3: Steve Lively, Teresa Williams. Zoe Robinson. Jack Sparks, Denise Wylie. Debbie Poole, Marquita Gilbert. UIL 63 Spelling Miss Fabila — Sponsor Ernie Fabila Georgina Salas Lucy Cervantez Esther Rodriguez Journalism Barry Jones Lori Sherman Clay Baker 1981 Winners Barry Jones Kristi Wilbanks Robin Goble News Writing Shorthand Feature Writing State Regional Regional 64 uil ADITIINISTRATION V FACULTY Administration 65 RALPH MOTSENBOCKER Superintendent of Schools Board of Education ROW 1: Jimmy Faulkner, Vice-President; Lee Everitt, President; Larry Isom, Secretary. ROW 2: Don Driscoll, Dan Wilbanks,' George Johnson. NOT PICTURED: John Gonzales. ' vTCld riL 66 Administration ERNESTINE MOTSENBOCKER — Secretary BUNA STIVERS — Bookkeeper ROBERT MOORE High School Principal Administration 67 RICHARD BELT Principal of Jr. High EMORY GRAYSON Principal of Elementary 68 Administration MIKETANNEHILL Counselor TOM RITCHEY Administrative 69 Athletic Director Teachers Evaluate JEAN BROCKMAN History and Typing THOMAS BROCKMAN Vo. Ag. GENEVA BURFORD Business O. L. CHRISTIE Vo. Ag. JANIE COOPER Girls' Coach RICK COOPER Coach HANK DOWELL Boys' Basketball SUZANNE DRABEK Speech and English JOSIE FABILA Spanish and English DORIS GARTON Librarian MELINDA GILBREATH History CRAIG HAMBRIGHT Band Director PAT DAVIS, Dietician 70 Faculty JUDYTANNEHILL Math CELIA WHEELER Home Ec. SANDRA WILEY Special Ed. Our Progress JAN HARMON Music LU HOUSEHOLDER English GLEN HUNT Government and History VIC IVY Drivers Ed and Health LORA ANN NEILL Home Ec. FRANCIS PURCELL Science BARRY SURRETT Coach and Soc. St. Mr. Hunt returned to the classroom after having worked in Washington. Coach Chisum, you never know who will drop in.” Faculty 71 Lunchroom Personnel ROW 1: Mary Flores, Mildred Har- rison, Isabel Pena. Annie Nelson. ROW 2: Anita Sisson, Lydia Guz- man, Connie Guerrero. Custodians Henr 3lack Jim Rooertson Fred Cervantez Bus Drivers A. N. Nelson Ricky Yowell Caddio Mojica Richard Belt Emory Grayson Robert Moore Fred Cervantez Judy Blackburn David Flusche, Shawn Butts. Robert Fidler, Clifford Robinson. Sandy McKinney. Marina Hinojos, Kitta Gilbert. Laura Koetting, Debra West, Brian Butts. Mrs. Garton. Office Aids Rosie Esquibel Kathy Gray Shelley Johnson Brad Smith Rachel Piseno Jerry Nash Jeff Larrentree Librarians Offico Aids and Librarians 73 Boy and Girl of Nine-Weeks 74 First Nine-Weeks — Janie Flemins and Tim Sowder Second Nine-Weeks — Pam Baker and James Sherman Sports 75 Wildcat Football: Tradition Lives On! COACHES MIKETANNEHILL VIC IVY DANNY CHISUM TOM RITCHEY —HEAD 76 Football Robert Dowdy set out to open the way for Henry Vega to go for the goal. ROW 1: A. Jones. P. Ferguson. R. Moore. T. Lozoya, J. Rogers. A. Guzman, J. Fulfer, J. Sisk. J. Noble. D. Flusche, E. Lozana. C. Carmichael, K. Motsenbocker. ROW 2: M. Mojica, S. Harmon, A. Johnson. G. Gomez, C. Bednarz. K. McWhorter. T. Mojica, J. Flores. J. Piseno. L. Wilbanks. M. Flemins, J. Marmolejo, S. Rodriguez, V. Sanchez. ROW 3: B. Sisk, R. Esquibel, K. Davis. M. Applegate, D. Bogle. T. Cook, D. Espinoza, M. Tullos, C. Copeland, B. Fields. E. Vega, T. Francis. R. Dowdy. ROW 4: R. Reid. C. Baker, T. Barnes, B. Lancaster, T. Hall, B. Dotson, P. Railsback, R. Robertson, S. Dawson, J. Millner, J. Sherman, H. Vega. Football 77 HENRY VEGA Quarterback ALLEN JOHNSON Fullback JAMES SHERMAN Tailback RANDAL REID Wingback TERRY FRANCIS Split End BILLY SISK Tight End DAVID ESPINOZA TikKIo ROSENDO ESQUIBEL Guard BRAD DOTSON Center PATRICK RAILSBACK Guard TERRY HALL Tackle ROBERT DOWDY Split End STEVE DAWSON Guar ter back BRENT FIELDS Split End VIDAL SANCHEZ Wingback CHRIS COPELAND Tackle 78 Football SAMMY RODRIGUEZ Guard JIMMY MARMOLEJO Tailback TEDDY COOK Tailback RANDY ROBERTSON Tight End JEFF MILLNER Tight End MIKE MOJICA Tackle BUTCH LANCASTER Tackle TIM BARNES Tackle KENNETH DAVIS Guard SCOTT HARMON Guard CLAY BAKER Center MICKEY APPLEGATE Fullback James Sherman planned to make mincemeat out of the Eagles. FooibaN 79 Chris Bednarz Dewayne Bogle Chad Carmichael Paul Ferguson Mike Flemins Jerry Flores Darryl Flusche Jeff Fulfer Gilbert Gomez Adam Guzman Allen Jones Eddie Lozano Thomas Lozoya Kevin McWhorter Tommy Mojica Robert Moore Kirk Motsenbocker Jason Noble James Piseno Jeff Rogers Joe Tom Sisk Michael Tullos Edward Vega Lyle Wilbanks Dennis Williams Manager Coach Ivy Staubach. JV Prepares For Future Varsity 80 Football Randal Reid made a smooth move as a confused Childress Tiger looked on. Terry Francis got ready to trample a Shal- lowater opponent. Football 81 Tim Barnes slowed down an Antelope. Wildcat Defense — Going for the killl Henry consulted with Coach Ritchey. 82 Football Allen Johnson plunged across the goal line in the Lockney game, son. Rosendo Esquibel. and Patrick Railsback. Other cats are Billy Sisk. Henry Vega. David Espinoza. Bradley Dot- Terry Francis went for a high one. Jimmy Marmolejo went down after gaining yards against Slaton. Football 83 Freshman Team ROW 1: C. Hinojos. B. Wadsworth, B. Responded J. Flores. L. Dial, G. Laird. B. Paulger, J. Moore. A. Costilla. A. Salas. J. Heard. L. Garcia. ROW 2: Coach Cooper. Coach Surratt. J. Garcia. L. Esquibel, J. Harmon. S. Wilbanks. J. Pruitt. M. Stanton, S. Phillips, C. Ed- wards, B. Duncan. H. Rodriguez. R. Sanchez. ROW 3: C. Bednarz, J. Arguello, B. Webb. G. Carrillo. J. Sparks. I. Jackson. J. Peralez, T. Vega. A. Bravo. J. Green. Rosendo Esquibel, Tim Barnes, and Mickey Applegate tracked down a Slaton ball carrier. Vidal Sanchez patiently waited for his wrist to be taped by Dr. Chisum. 84 Football The 1981 Football Season was a very successful and rewarding one for the Idalou Wildcats. Led by sixteen seniors, the Wildcats compiled a 7-3 record against one of the toughest schedules in the State. Highlights of the year included an opening game win over the Shallowater Mustangs, a vic- tory over the Slaton Tigers, and a successful Homecoming against the Mules from Muleshoe. The Wildcats entered the District 3-AAA race with a 5-0 record. The District schedule was highlighted by a 7-6 win over the Childress Bobcats and a very exciting 10-9 loss to the Floydada Whirlwinds. The Coaching Staff would like to thank everyone who had a part in the season, and would especially like to wish their best to the Seniors of the 1981 Wildcat Team. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Idalou 20 Shallowater 6 Idalou 22 Slaton 7 Idalou 19 Roosevelt 10 Idalou 7 Muleshoe 0 Idalou 26 Olton 0 Idalou 8 Abernathy 28 Idalou 7 Childress 6 Idalou 9 Floydada 10 Idalou 31 Tulia 21 Idalou 18 Lockney 22 JV FOOTBALL SCORES Idalou 6 Slaton 21 Idalou 22 Roosevelt 12 Idalou 0 Post 8 Idalou 12 Abernathy 18 Idalou 14 Abernathy 20 Idalou 48 Childress 16 Idalou 12 Floydada 28 Idalou 6 Tulia 12 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCORES Idalou 28 Slaton 0 Idalou 48 Roosevelt 6 Idalou 28 Post 0 Idalou 44 Abernathy 6 Idalou 12 Floydada 28 Idalou 32 Lockney 14 Football 85 Football Honors ALL-DISTRICT — ROW 1: James Sherman, Henry Vega, Tim Barnes, Rosie Esquibel. ALL DISTRICT HON. MENTION — ROW 2: Allen Johnson, Terry Hall, Terry Francis, Bradley Dotson, Billy Sisk, David Espinoza. ALL SOUTH PLAINS — James Sherman 86 Football Wildcat Twirlers ROW 1: Kristi Howie Kim Rose Lori Baker ROW 2: Shae McKee Kim Cave Flag Corps ROW 1: Georgina Salas. Stacy Koetting, Danna Herrington. Amy Marion. Deborah Rhodes. Marcelle Responded ROW 2: Laura Koetting, Teresa Ritchey, Penni Haught, Tiftany Brockman. Pam Haught. Tonya Sherrod. Ester Lopez, Paige Neill. Kim Faulkner. Twirlers and Flag Corps 87 Cheerleaders The Key to Our Spirit Varsity Leight Belt — Mascot Sydnie Moore Janie Flemins — Head Amy Neill Windi Vineyard Sharon Foreman 88 Cheerleaders Amy Neill Junior Sydnie Moore Junior Windi Vineyard — Soph. Janie Flemins Senior — Head Leigh Belt — Soph. — Mascot Sharon Foreman — Soph. 0.« rtM J«rs 89 JANIE FLEfTlINS Senior Homecoming Queen 90 Football and Her Attendants SHELLY JOHNSON Sr. TRINA ZUBER Jr. WINDI VINEYARD Soph. Football 91 Varsity Girls on the Go ROW 1: Kim Sisk, Serena Harkins. Elizabeth Simmons. ROW 2: Sharon Foreman. Bridget Lowe. ROW 3: Anna Rodriguez, Lynn Moore, Laura Rodriguez, Pam Baker, Julie Everitt. ROW 4: Trina Zuber, Kim Emery. ROW 5: Becky Snodgrass. Two points for Sharon! 92 Basketball PAM BAKER Post KIM EMERY Guard ANNA RODRIGUEZ Post ELIZABETH SIMMONS Forward BECKY SNODGRASS Guard JULIE EVERITT Forward LYNN MOORE Post LAURA RODRIGUEZ Forward KIM SISK Guard TRINA ZUBER Guard SHARON FOREMAN Post BRIDGET LOWE Post Time Out. Basketball 93 ROW 1: Corina Garcia, Renee Galloway, Leigh Belt. Isabel Pacheco, Diana Rodriguez. Norma Carrillo, Jill Holdren, Shelly Thorne, Kary Rose. Kyla Fields. Windi Vineyard. Serena Harkins. ROW 2: Sherri Fugate. Deborah West — Managers. 94 Basketball Freshman Basketball ROW 1: Dana Herrington, Ester Rodriguez, Sara Ortega, Belinda Calvillo. ROW 2: Karen Williams, Midi Jones. Stacy Koetting, Sharon Dowdy. ROW 3: Bronwyn Holt — Manager. Amber Houchin, Kim Faulkner. Paige Neill, Barbara Koch. Melissa Noble, Angela Foster — Manager. Basketball 95 Becky shot for two. Laura did a good job of guarding. Varsity Has a Good Season James Sherman Steve Danforth Terry Hall Randy Robertson Henry Vega Steve Dawson Terry Francis Robert Dowdy Terry and James looked on as David went for the shot. James in for an easy two. � 6 Basketball Steve tips to a Wildcat. STEVE DANFORTH Guard STEVE DAWSON Post ROBERT DOWDY Guard TERRY FRANCIS Guard TERRY HALL Post RANDY ROBERTSON Forward JAMES SHERMAN Forward HENRY VEGA Forward David shoots to break the tie. Basketball 97 JV Basketball ROW 1: David Nelson. Tommy Mojica. Brian Danforth. ROW 2: Kirk Motsenbocker. Jeff Rogers. Scott Marshall. Randal Reid. Joe Tom Sisk. Jeff Fulfer, Jason Noble. Darrell Flusche, Eddie Lozano. Lyle Wilbanks. 98 Basketball Freshmen Practiced to Be Varsity Players for Tomorrow Basketball 99 ITIost Athletic HENRY VEGA, PAM BAKER AND JAMES SHERMAN Regional Qualifiers 880 Relay ROW 1: Julie Everitt ROW 2: Laura Rodriguez ROW 3: Pam Baker Amy Neill ROW 4: Wendi Vineyard HIGH JUMP: ROW 4: Sharon Foreman Henry Vega — 800 meter run Track 101 Basketball 1981-82 Led by new Head Coach, Janie Cooper, the 1981-82 Basketball girls’ team began a year of learning new techniques, team work, and team pride. The Wildcat team boasts a 19-10 record, with highlights of a first place in the Idalou Tournament, consolation in the Lorenzo Tournament, and third place in the Roosevelt Tournament. Pam Baker was leading rebounder for the year. Players making All-District were Kim Sisk, Laura Rodriguez; and Bridget Lowe was named All-District Honorable Mention. Overall, this year was one of learning and developing confidence. It is believed that steps have been taken to become winners for the future, and the team eagerly looks forward to the 1982-83 season. IHS OPPONENT 49 Littlefield 40 51 Roosevelt JV 32 38 Snyder 42 53 Petersburg 16 58 Lorenzo 26 33 Frenship 31 72 McAdoo 17 51 Frenship 48 49 Roosevelt 32 31 Slaton 33 34 Spur 49 37 Floydada 33 45 Spearmen 44 64 Tahoka 25 46 Roosevelt 36 51 Littlefield 44 35 Frenship 38 52 Lubbock Christian 42 46 Post 43 34 Tulia 32 36 Abernathy 40 40 Childress 46 37 Floydada 44 36 Lockney 54 39 Tulia 38 38 Abernathy 51 50 Childress 45 45 Floydada 40 49 Lockney 54 102 8asketball The Wildcats started off the season losing two games in a row to Littlefield and Lorenzo, both who fin- ished ranked in the top ten in the State. The Cats then bounced back to win 14 of their next 18 games. Dur- ing that span, they went to the finals of the Idalou Tournament where they lost to Lorenzo 49-53 to finish second. They won the third place game in the Lorenzo Tournament, defeating Spearman 52-38 and won the Consolation trophy at the prestigious Caprock Tournament over the holiday by defeating last year’s Regional finalist Slaton 62-60. Also during the Caprock Tourney, the Wildcats lost again to eventual tour- nament champion Littlefield 48-51. The biggest win of the year was an opening District win over Tulia 39-30. Tulia was the eventual Co- Champions along with Abernathy for the District title. The Wildcats finished the year with an overall record of 16-13 and finish tied for fourth in the strongest District in West Texas. 81-82 Record IHS OPPONENT 54 Littlefield 66 56 Lorenzo 74 46 Frenship 43 80 McAdoo 11 ) 53 Frenship 48 Idalou Tournament — 2nd 49 Lorenzo 53) 53 Slaton 52 59 Spur 521 50 Littlefield 80 ( Lorenzo Tournament — 3rd 52 Spearmen 38 64 Tahoka 41 49 Roosevelt 19 48 Littlefield 51 44 LCHS 57 Caprock Tournament — Consolation 62 Slaton 60 ' 1 Champions 50 Littlefield 87 74 Frenship 52 62 LCHS 45 48 Post 46 District 39 Tulia 30 63 Abernathy 75 48 Childress 61 51 Floydada 60 61 Lockney 44 38 Tulia 72 56 Abernathy 62 42 Childress 49 46 Floydada 42 53 Lockney 67 Baskotball 103 Tracksters Run, Jump to Compete Chris Copeland — Threw Discus 104 Track Kim Sisk — 110 meter hurdle James Sherman and Jason Noble — mile relay Track 105 Golf Teams ROW 1: Cindy Becton, Kim Emery, Elizabeth Simmons. Kim Allison. ROW 2: Kim Sisk. Pam Baker, Julie Everitt. Becky Snodgrass. Kathy Phillips. Sharon Foreman. Sydnie Moore, Kim Barton. ROW 3: Tonya Sherrod. Denise Wiley. ROW 1: Tommy Mojica. Paul Ferguson, Mike Mojica, Scott Harmon, Jay Harmon, Chris Copeland, Tommy Goerge, Butch Lan caster, Randy Robertson. ROW 2: Tim Emery. Jim Pruitt. David Espinoza. Clay Baker. 106 Basketball 107 Steve shoots for an easy basket. Pam goes in for the dunk. “Bobby Lynn Dawdy Disco Daddy And here's what our football players do in their spare time. 108 Basketball 601 «jouoh ---------------------------------------------------- mOST HANDSOfTlE AND mOST BEAUTIFUL Billy Sisk 110 Favorites Janie Flemins mR. AND miss IHS James Sherman Kim Emery Favorites 111 SENIOR FAVORITES Tim Sowder Kim Emery Billy Sisk I JUNIOR FAVORITES Chris Copeland Laura Rodriquez 12 Favorites FRESHfTlAN FAVORITES Karen Williams Jerry Gonzales SOPHOmORE FAVORITES Kyla Fields Mike Flemins Favorite 113 mOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Tim Sowder Kim Emery mOST COURTEOUS Tim Sowder Kim Allison 114 FavOfil«S mOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pam Baker Tim Sowder mosT DEPENDABLE Kim Allison Allen Johnson Favorites 115 mOST TALENTED Chris Copeland Julie Everitt Kyla Fields FFA Sweetheart Steve Dawson FHA Best Beau 116 Favorites Jr. High 117 Teachers Broaden Our Pathways MAXINE ALLISON Aide DEMBY CAMPBELL Math LINDA CAVE Aide DANNY CHISUM Coach and P.E. MARSHA CHISUM Math SUE DURAN Social Studies SONDRA FUGATE English DOROTHY JOINER 6th Grade ROSE KUEHLER Girls' Basletball DORTHA ROSSON 6th Grade JAN SAGE Special Ed. DORIS SAUL 8th Grade JANET WELLS Science Dortha Rosson A touch of sunshine In the midst of chalk And schoolroom clamor... An ear for troubles When all seems To fall at once... Along life’s pathway She is a friend and companion To everyone she knows. Frieda Reddell To Mrs. Frieda Reddell, a professional educator, who exhibits the qualities of a superior teacher of children we dedicate this portion of the 1982 yearbook. Mrs. Reddell has taught for thirty-seven years in Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Texas. The last fourteen years have been spent in the Idalou Elementary School. We would like to express our appreciation for her devotion to the educating of so many students over those thirty-seven years. May your retirement years be as rewarding as those spent in educating children. Dedication 119 Eighth Elizar Alanis Robin Alexander Trent Allison Donnie Applegate Lori Baker Scotty Boggs Anna Bravo Tiffany Brockman Scott Carmichael Kimbra Cave Albert Cerna Johnny Cook Robby Cook Johnny Costilla Kevin Davis Stace DeBusk Lisa DeLaGarza Julie Dixon Angie Everitt Joe Flores Joe Fuentes Andrea Garcia Diana Garcia Olga Garcia Arnulfo Gonzales Jesse Gonzales Steve Grantham Hope Guzman Tommy Hamby Pam Haught Tim Headley Richard Hernandez Christina Hinojos Kristy Hobbs Kristi Howie Brent Isom Karen Jackson LaTonyaJohnson Wade Johnson Mike Key Kristi showed her great concentrating powers. L 120 8th Grade Tim Logsdon Esther Lopez Joey Lozano Bobby Lozoya Charlie Lozoya Amy Marion Fred Marmolejo Steve Marmolejo Paul Marshall Oscar Martinez Rebecca Mashburn Shae McKee Frances Mojica Arnulfo Monjaraz Roger Moore Albert Moreno Kim Motsenbocker Renee Nation Michael Ortiz Raymond Pacheco Dodie Peterson Roel Piseno Chris Pugh Will Queen Martin Ramirez Marcelle Respondek Debbie Rhodes Tricia Ritchey Alex Rodriguez Lucy Rodriguez Mary Rodriguez Frank Saenz Edward Salas Norma Sanchez Tonya Saul Jacky Shannon Kimberly Smith Kristi Surratt Donna Tullos Teresa Woods Mike Ysasaga Gloria Zuniga General Music Class. What fun a Science class can be! 8th Grade 121 Seventh Jill Anthony Adrian Arellano Melissa Arguello Cory Bell Cody Brown Mary Ellen Calderon Freddy Carrillo Robin Carty Desi Cervantez Ida Cervantez Linda Cervantez Nancy Cervantez Tamara Culpepper Tracy Daniel Wesley Dawson Prennis Dial Paul Driscoll Susan Driscoll Heather Duncan Joe Espinoza Larry Fergeson John Fisbeck Don Fletcher Karla Flusche Donna Fuentes Stacy Fugate Wade Fuller Ester Garcia Gabe Garcia Teresa Garcia Yolanda Garcia Steven Gill Diana Guzman Bucky Hernandez Ida Hernandez Kim Herrington Eugene Hinojosa Joe Wayne Holtman Noell Houchin Richard House Heather Hoyt Denise Jones Paul Wayne Jones Craig Karr Victor Koch Russell Laird Ernest Lopez Karen Mahan Sandra Manning Andy Marmolejo Michael Marmolejo David Martinez Stan McKinney George Morin Jerry Mull Jimmy Nelson 122 7th Grado Diana Olivares Paul Pace Brian Paulger Lisa Phillips Rene Piseno Heather Price Wade Railsback Cynthia Ramirez Stacy Roach Darrell Robertson Ricky Robertson DeAnna Robinson Maria Robledo Rey Robledo Carolina Rodriguez Charlie Rodriguez Frank Rodriguez Lisa Romo Kim Rose Shana Rose Rosemary Sandoval Cynthia Sexton Angela Sherrod Michelle Sisson David Soliz Patricia Soto Jo Laine Surratt Marah Tatsch Kevin Thorne Tamara Watt Michael Webb DeWayne Wells Windi Wilkerson Eric Williams Juan Zuniga Practicing Reach high, girls. 7th Grade 123 Sixth Anissa Aguilar Martha Alanis Carlos Arguello Kyle Becton Monte Blackburn Stephanie Blair Amy Brendle Michael Calvillo Edward Carrillo Delma Cervantez George Cervantez Lori Cervantez JeanettaChagolla Gilbert Chagolla rShawna Cook Tim Culpepper Mike DeLeon Josie Espinoza Norma Espinoza Cindy Garcia Patricia Garcia Steve Garcia Jim Gilbert Jennifer Gilbreath Mark Gill Joe Gomez Raymond Gomez Carolina Gonzales Christine Gonzales Michelle Griffin Lisa Haigood Katrina Harkins Tammy Harkins Lorraine Hernandez Edila Herrera Mary Hettler Amanda Hinojos Micheal Howie Brenda Hughes Sammie Jarnigan Amy Johnson What’s up, Steve? 124 6lh Grade Mike Sparks Steve Sperry Daniel Stanton Gary Tucker Mary Webb David West Loretta Wilbanks Nancy Wiley Timothy Zuber Robert Zuniga Joyce Jones Jimmy Key Chris Kirkland Scott Larrentree Jeff Lashaway Amy Lawson Lynn Lee Brandy Lowe Britney Lowe Dorothy Marmolejo Ray Marmolejo Rosemaria Marmolejo Laura Marshall Belinda Mojica Shannon Moore Paul Moreno Elda Morin Scott Nash Paul Ortega Penny Pace Monty Parham Francis Ramirez Lisa Reece Brenna Respondek David Rocha Larry Rocha David Rodriguez Freddy Rodriguez Rebecca Rodriguez Sandy Rowan Jimmy Salas Philip Salas Kyle Sisk Dan Smith Vivian Soliz Who are you hiding from? 6th Grade 125 8th Grade Football Home of The Wildcats ROW 1: K. Davis, J. Shannon, F. Marmolejo, R. Moore, J. Costilla, R. Robledo, W. Johnson. B. Isom. B. Lozoya. S. Grantham, A. Mon- jaray, S. DeBusk, T. Hamby, R. Piseno. A. Moreno. ROW 2: Coach Chisum, T. Allison, A. Cerna, J. Cook. S. Carmichael. J. Flores, J. Gonzales. T. Headley, R. Hernandez, P. Marshall, C. Lozoya, D. Soliz, F. Saenz. R. Pacheco. S. Marmolejo, M. Ysasaga. S. Martinez. D. Applegate, R. Cook, J. Lozano, W. Queen. Coach Surratt. 7th Grade Football ROW 1: J. Holtman, V. Koch, G. Garcia, R. Laird. K. Thorne, C. Rodriguez. R. House, E. Williams. ROW 2: M. Webb. E. Hinojosa, S. Fugate, B. Paulger, D. Cervantez. D. Martinez, R. Roberson, L. Furgeson, J. Nelson. ROW 3: Coach Chisum, S. Gill, P. Driscoll, B. Hernandez, F. Carrillo. P. Pace, C. Bell, M. Marmolejo, Coach Surratt. ROW 4: W. Fulfer, F. Rodriguez. P, Dial, R. Piseno, W. Railsback, A. Arrellano. J. Fisbeck, D. Fletcher. ROW 5: W. Dawson, E. Hernandez, J. Mull, J. Vargus. G. Marian, C. Brown, D. Robertson, P. Jones. 126 Jr High Football 8th Grade Basketball ROW 1: F. Mojica, M. Responded L. Baker. O. Garcia. ROW 2: A. Everitt, S. McKee, T. Saul, J. Dixon. K. Cave, R. Nations. ROW 3: R. Alexander, K. Jackson, T. Brockman, K. Motsenbocker, K. Smith. T. Ritchey. E. Lopez, P. Haught, C. Hobbs, L. DeLaGarza. Coach Kuelher. 7th - In fiction Jr. High Basketball 127 8th Grade Basketball ROW 1: J. Castillo. W. Queen. R. Moore. S. Grantham. ROW 2: B. Isom, A. Moreno, W. Johnson, F. Marmolejo, T. Allison. ROW 3: Coach Leftwich. S. DeBusk. S. Carmichael. P. Marshall. S. Boggs, J. Cook, J. Lozano, R. Cook. 7th Grade Basketball ROW 1: P. Driscoll. A. Marmolejo, L. Ferguson, R. House, S. Fugate, R. Robertson. ROW 2: S. Gill. J. Nelson, W. Fulfer, C. Bell, J. Holtman, F. Rodriguez. P. Pace. ROW 3: E. Lopez, J. Mull. P. Jones, D. Soliz, W. Dawson, D. Fletcher, F. Carrillo. 128 Jr. High Jr. High Cheerleaders Lisa DeLaGarza Angie Everitt Tonya Saul — Head Tamara Culpepper Karla Flusche Heather Duncan Sure, Coach.” Up, up, and away! Jr. High Cheerleaders 129 130 Jr. High The Sound of ITIusic From Jr. High Band Choir Jr. High Band — Choir 131 Pep Rally Zjf. Elementary 133 Teachers Strive r MURLENEBELT Aide BRENDA BLACK 4th Grade JUDY BLACKBURN Aide MARTHA BROWN Special Ed. SHIRLEY BURLESON Kindergarten JANET CERVANTEZ Aide JANIE CERVANTEZ Aide FRANCES CHRISTIE 2nd Grade VENITA DAVIS Migrant MARY JANE DEBUSK 4th Grade KAYE DOWELL Aide KATHERINE FERGESON 5th Grade DONNA FLEMINS Aide DOROTHY GLOVER Remedial Reading ANN HEARD Remedial Reading FRANCES HERNANDEZ Aide Mrs. Belt took the advantage to relax for a few minutes. 134 Faculty For Perfection DIANNE HETTLER 2nd Grade JOYCE JOHNSON 3rd Grade DELL JONES Aide LYNETTE LEE Kindergarten BELINDA MOJICA Aide JAN MOORE Aide DONNA PAGE 2nd Grade JANIE PERALEZ Aide DIANA PETTKE Speech Therapist FRANCIS PIERSON 3rd Grade FRIEDA REDDELL 1st Grade SHERRY RITCHEY 4th Grade PATRICIA ROSSON 4th Grade MARY ROWLAND 5th Grade EARNESTINE SITTON Aide KAREN SMITH 1st Grade CHARLOTTE THORNE Aide WETA THORPE 1st Grade DIANA TILLINGHAST 3rd Grade MARSALEE VINEYARD Migrant Faculty 135 Lookin’ for Jr. High Herman Alanis Shannon Allison Karen Anderson April Barrett Kevin Belt Marcus Berartez Chuck Billingsley George Bogle Cheryl Bridges Stan Burleson Michelle Busey Delia Calvillo Juan Cantu Don Cervantez Edward Cervantez Jimmy Clary Kirk Collum Tommy Cook Ira Davis Carla Dawson Gloria Dial Gilbert Espinoza Mary Espinoza Phil Evitt Lisa Ewings Jessie Flores Sofia Flores Carri Flusche Carrie Fristoe Andres Garcia Michelle Garcia Stephanie Gilbreath Eldisa Gomez Angie Gonzalez Brenda Gonzales Jacob Gonzales Jodie Grant Albert Gutierrez Amy Heard Baldemar Hernandez Phillip Hernandez Rachel Hernandez Ginger Hill Sandra Hutson 1 Mary Ureste Kelley Willson Wendi Work David Jackson John Jones Caren Laird Lachel Layton Danna Lee Alex Longoria Nelda LoRea Jackie Mahan Benny Marmolejo Christopher Marmolejo Greg Marshall Betty Martinez Lee Mojica Ron Mojica Jesse Montez 8ridget Pacheco Joey Pesina Ashley Price Kevin Rennels Rachel Reyes Brandon Richardson Jennifer Ritchey James Robbins Armando Robledo Felix Rodriguez Luis Rodriguez Jeff Russell Kenneth Sanchez Doroteo Sandoval Tracy Saul Brandon Shields Jason Slingerland Lori Soliz Dale Thorne Monica Thorne 5th Grade 137 J Your favorite class — right, Russell?! Someone else wants in the picture. Far Out Fourth Graders Jesse Aguayo Joaquin Aguayo Cliff Alexander Ernesto Arguello Michael Arguello Holly Baker Travis Becton Nikki Beydler Alan Bradley Amy Brockman Shawn Bruns Geneve Cervantez Michelle Cervantez Michael Daniel Bobbi DeGraffenreid Ernesto Espinoza Rene Esquibel Marnie Everitt Jay Faulkner Lidia Flores Steve Garcia Timothy Garcia Lyndell Gilbert Felicita Gomez Noel Gonzales Becky Guerrero Misty Guess Jessica Guzman Jennifer Holtman Melanie Howie Ramona Herrera Jacinto Herrera Arthur Hettler Linda Zuniga Look at that 4th grade “cover girl smile! 138 4th Grade Mrs. DeBusk's class eagerly listened to learn. Billy Hutson Rex Johnson Kim Koch Lezlie Kurklin Jay Lashaway Joel Lashaway Deanna Manning Melinda Maldonado Roxann Marmolejo Gabriel Martinez Jeanette Martinez Paul Martinez Luis Mora Billy Moreno Christina Morin Candace Moore Sylvia Olivares James Pacheco Becky Pinkard Kim Pruitt Rusty Quisenberry Jennifer Reid Joe Rocha Aaron Rodriguez RaeAnn Rodriguez Ricky Rodriguez Sandra Rodriguez Imelda Roman Chad Rose Joey Saenz Jay Sage Ray Sanchez Mike Sandoval Jackie Shields Dawn Smith Scott Snodgrass Kathy Soliz Melony Surratt Loana Tucker Laurala White Dawn Yeager 4 th Grade 139 3rd Lookin’ to the Future Dolores Alanis Veronica Anciso Ricky Barboza Amy Barrett Ernesto Berartez Stephen Blair Tina Boman Lori Bozeman David Cervantez Debbie Cervantez Mary Ann Chagolla Cody Chisum Matt Clark Becky Cooke Clinton DeBusk Debbie Dela Garza Darby Douglass Shane Edwards Stephanie Evitt Rosemary Flores Amy Flusche Amy Garcia James Garcia Martin Garcia Michelle Garcia Raul Garcia Chad Grant Paula Goble Delphia Gonzales Melissa Gonzales Ty Harmon Rebbecca Hernandez Alice Herrera Mary Helen Herrera Troy Hill Jeffery Hinojosa Keith Jackson 140 3rd Grad© Darby — still hard at work. Cynthia LeRoy Sammy Lopez Paul Mahan Carmel Marmolejo Albert Mendez Tommy Mendez Lupe Montez Dasha Moore Lawrence Nelson Ernest Peralez Janet Peterson Nicki Pugh Kim Quisenberry Lidia Ramirez David Ritchey Rebekah Roach Lisa Rodriguez Mark Rodriguez Monica Rodriguez Max Sanchez Margaret Salas Teresa Salas Kenneth Sexton Melissa Silva Sheari Sisson Darla Smith Christina Soto MeLin Stanton Jay Stephenson Marla Thorne Sharon Thomas Roger Valdez Melissa Vento Cindy Wells Lesli Work Homecoming was an exciting time for everyone. Mrs. Tillinghast was camera shy. 3rd Grade 141 2nd to None Trey Aguilar Michelle Aguilar Gilbert Arguello Carolin Askins Juli Belt Roland Benitez Dee Anne Blackburn Andrea Bravo Kim Cantu David Carrillo Georgette Cervantez Melinda Chagolla Jason Duncan Ricky Fields Isreal Flores Alicia Franklin Geneva Garcia Gina Garcia Veronica Garcia Diana Gomez Eric Gonzales Clara Guzman Marc Harmon Jessie Hererra John Hill Robyn Holdren Jim Bo Hughes Ginger Isom Brent Jones Damian Juarez Matt Lawson Michael LeRoy Everyone wanted in the picture. 142 2nd Grade What a good pep rally! Derek Lincoln Amber Longbrake Freddy Martinez Mario Morin Nancy Morin Shanda Mullins Archie Oliver Andy Olivares David Pacheco Russell Pate Elsa Pena Josie Peregrino Machelle Phinny Cody Pinkard Nora Rameriz Brent Respondek Aurelio Rodriguez Edna Rodriguez Gilbert Rodriguez Sammy Rodriguez Sherri Roye Todd Sage Felipe Sandoval Jennifer Singerland Mika Tannehill Lana Thorne Irma Travino Michael Turner Lori and Clint took time out for a quick pose. 2nd Grade 143 Sr.'s: 1994 Maria Aguayo Wally Aguilar Kent Ballard Shawn Bartlett Elsa Berartez Marc Beydler Derek Bozeman Michelle Bruns Brian Busey Wayne Cannon Jamie Carty Juanita Castillo Ramona Castilla Felix Cervantez Mario Chagolla Timothy Chamberlain Kenda Chisum Carissa Clark Kess Davis Brie DeBusk Marissa DeBusk Marci Douglass Amanda Edwards Dana Edwards Mere Flores Amy Foust Beatrice Garcia Fay Garcia Mary Ellen Garcia Melissa Garcia Renee Garcia Mabel Gomez Stacy Gonzales Cynthia Guerrero Michael Harkins Robert Heinrich Nikki Hernandez Pat Hernandez Elizabeth Herrera Alberto Hinojos Tina House Dwayne Howard Amy Lee Johnny Leos 144 1st Grade Columbus Day Story — presented by Mrs. Vineyard’s students. Ramon Loera Jeremy Lonis Jimmy Mahan Tamela Marshall Eddie Martinez Ramon Martinez Kay Mojica Melinda Morin Fanny Nino Donna Olivarez Ricky Olivarez Dionicia Orosco Juan Orozco Trina Ortega Rosie Pesino Paige Price Diana Ramirez David Ramsey Chase Reed Israel Roman Abraham Romo Luis Ruiz Michael Salazar Yolanda Sanchez Francis Sandoval Roy JoSartin Keith Sinclair Anne Smith Jeremy Smith Aaron Spann Stacee Stephens Mundy Stotts John Torres Monica Torres Deanna Taylor Edward Ureste Irma Villareal Heather Willenborg Steven Zuniga 145 1st Grade fl New Beginning t Johnny Acosta Patty Acosta Tito Aguilar Lisa Anderson Marilyn Askins Isabel Berartez Charis Billingsley Micky Blackburn Lance Boman April Brown Vicki Bunker Dilly Castillo Oaniel Cervantez Felicia Cervantez Marcus Cervantez Brian Dowell Emily Flores Kenneth Flusche Dana Fristoe Darla Fuller Brenda Garcia Cathy Garcia Danny Garcia David Garcia Dickey Garcia Bobby Gonzales Rosanna Gonzales Angie Gutierrez Heather Henson Jamie Jones Clayton Laws Michelle Lonis Brenda Marmolejo Tony Martinez Belinda Mena Becky Mendez Raynaldo Morin Michael Neagle Elizabeth Olivarez Lilia Orozco Castula Orozco Irma Peralez Jimmy Ramirez Rene Ramirez Rosemary Rangel Monica Rodriguez Carol Rowan Joey Sanchez Ruben Sanchez Debralee Shields Audrey Soto Brook Stephenson James Thomas Michelle Webb Amanda Williams Tiffany Yeager Brandon Young Cynthia Zuniga 146 Kindergarten PATRONS of the WILDCAT Yearbook are important. Through their support, students are able to buy their books at a reduced price. A heartfelt thank-you is extended to all of the following businesses and individuals. Abernathy Body Works Abernathy Motor Co. Acuff Farm Supply Adams Farm Equipment A toZ Bigham Battery Bostic Auto Trucks Brooks Supermarket Brunken Toyota Carlos May Sons Cat’s Paw Church of Christ Coop Gin — Idalou Dairy Queen Delfino’s Driscoll Pharmacy Durwood’s A B Muffler Ed’s Wagon Wheel Energas Fabric Mart Farm Service — Acuff Farmer’s Gin Farmer’s Businessmen Insurance Agency Farm Store Feagan’s First Baptist Church First State Bank — Lubbock First State Bank — Petersburg First United Methodist Church Flower Patch Fox Drilling Gage Gin Gardski’s Loft Grandpa’s Restaurant H. D. Carroll Jewelers Heckvill Gin Higginbotham Bartlett Buck Galloway Hirst Ford-Mercury Inc. Hub Tire Service Hurst Farm Supplies l-l Grain Ice House Idalou Country Press Snap-Shot Idalou State Bank International Harvester Sales Jewelry Appraisal Service J R Automotive Joe’s Markham Hair Styling Jone’s Jewelry Kim’s Gems Lee Company Liberty Coop Gin Lorenzo State Bank Lubbock Office Supplies Marquise Studio Meinecke Brothers Mike’s Exxon Mose’s Zuber Auction Newton Aerial Spraying Perkin’s Music Studio Perry Farm Machines Pharr Trailers Plains Grain Pleasant Hill Coop Gin The Parts Store The Printing Co. Production Credit Assoc. Rustic Gardens Sal’s Plumbing Sinclair Foods Snodgrass Diesel Snodgrass Maynor Snodgrass Radiator Repair Southern Seas Sr. Room Mothers Struve’s Implements Sunny Fresh Farms Sunny Mead Ranch Thatcher Printing Co. TNM O Coaches Tri-Angle Installation Trice Electronics 2-J’s Thriftway University Ave. Assembly of God Wendalls TV West Texas Pipe Supply Western Fire Extinguishers White’s Auto Wicks Lee Wolf’s Irrigation Wren Cleaners Wylie Oil Co. The Annual Staff expresses appreciation to Mr. Bill Wilkerson for using the following pictures: PP 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 83, 84, 86. 147 r apace cauntc Uf 7dafou (2 ytotfruf PneM cutcC £ 0 ■ y v jO vcv fi ‘ ■ S r X t y 'M a 1 yo p ■V?’ ?o s?- . c 5£ s ' 9 148 NEWTON AERIAL SPRAYING INC. Insect Control Defoliation Arthur Newton Phone: 892-2592 Idalou, Texas 79329 UNIVERSITY ASSEMBLY HIRST FORD-MERCURY INC. 701 Watts Ralls, Texas 79357 Ralls Phone: 253-2536 Lubbock Phone: 763-1435 Sunday Bible Study..........................9:45 a.m. Morning Worship................10:50 a.m. Evening Worship......................6:00 p.m. Wednesday Prayers and Praise...................7:30 p.m. Saturday Prayer Time..........................7:15 p.m. 4803 University Lubbock, TX 79413 149 r GRANDPA’S STEAK HOUSE TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS 1812 Avenue Q Lubbock, Texas Phone 747-2888 Hwy. 62 82 Idalou 892-2005 HECKVILLE GIN 892-2145 Backing the Wildcats and Wishing the Class of ’82 the Best FARM SERVICES OFACUFF 4 Miles South of U.S. 62-82 on Farm 789 Hardware — Farm Chemicals Complete Welding Service THE FLOWER PATCH 130 W. Lynn Slaton, Texas 79364 Telephone: 828-3511 The Ehler’s Say: “Go Cats!” HIGGINBOTHAM-BARTLETT CO. “YOUR BUILDING SUPPLY CENTER” P.O. Box 975 Phone 892-2626 Idalou, Texas 79329 IDALOU COOPERATIVE GIN COMPANY “They Are Your Gins — Use Them” oox P.O. Box 977 Idalou, Texas (V ) Phone: 892-2535 Charles Anderson — Manager HRI Ardalia Francis — Bookkeeper • oft SUNNY MEAD RANCH STRUVE IMPLEMENT COMPANY The Good Egg People ■ III 300,000 Chickens Can’t Be Wrong! IY1 Locally Produced in Heckville International Harvester Farm Equipment Rt. 1, Box 49 Idalou, TX 79329 Serving West Texas for Over 70 Years 3 Miles North of Abernathy on Hwy. 87 Ph: 892-2755 Abernathy Phone 298-2050 Lubbock Phone 762-2133 I 152 IDALOUSTATE BANK Give Us a Chance to Say “Yes” to All of Your Banking Needs. Phone: 892-2511 Each depositor insured to $ 100.000. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 153 J HURST FARM SUPPLY Lorenzo Lubbock Crosbyton 634-5717 and 253-2758 763-0076 253-2758 In Service to the Man on the Land Where the Quality Is Still Higher Than the Price Gooseneck — Horse — Flat Bed — Utility — Stock Double Deck Hog — Sheep Trailers — Furn. Vans Trailers Built to Fit All Needs CARLOS MAY SONS TRAILER SALES Carlos May (806) 892-2624 Located I1 Miles West of Idalou on Hwys. 62 and 82 k 154 THE FARM STORE For All Your Fertilizer Needs 'THEr VTTT J- i k__A yjcOMPANY 103 1st Street Idalou, Texas 79329 Best Wishes for Wildcats and the Class of ’82 (806) 892-2565 BROOKS SUPERMARKET Open 7 Days a Week 1807 Parkway Drive Smart Cooks Shop Brooks MIDCAP BEARING CORPORATION 2015 Ave C Lubbock, Texas 79404 Phone Number 747-0231 Electronic Calculators Royal Typewriters NORELCO DICTATION EQUIPMENT LUBBOCK OFFICE SUPPLIERS, INC. 1416 Avenue Q Lubbock, Texas 79401 (806) 763-9525 Naise Certified Ronnie Snodgrass Mechanic Owner SNODGRASS DIESEL SERVICE Hwy. 62 82 IV2 Miles East of Loop 289 on Idalou Hwy. Bus. (806) 762-6784 Route 7, Box 581 Res. (806) 892-2010 Lubbock, Texas 79401 WICKS LEE, Attorneys at Law A Professional Corporation THE PARTS STORE Area Code 806 253-2577 900 Main, Box 904 Ralls, TX 79357 “See Us For All Your Part Needs” Owner: Clayton Cunningham Ph: 634-5955 601 Harrison Lorenzo, Texas 157 DRISCOLL PHARMACY Professional Service WOLF IRRIGATION INC. Mary and Don Driscoll 892-2662 Abernathy, Texas Phone 298-2114 Lubbock Phone 762-2606 892-2319 KIM’S GEMS Customized Creations Billie, Vicki, Kelly. Sam Truma. Lola JEWELRY APPRAISAL SERVICE 4427 50th (Quaker Sq.) Lubbock, TX 79414 CAT’S PAW Compliments of Compliments of KATIE and LORENZO PUMP MACHINE SHIRLEY’S BEAUTY BAR Idalou, Texas Complete Irrigation Well Service for Idalou Area Diect Lubbock Phone Service 763-7489 Walter Scheef Lorenzo, Texas Phone 634-5588 Fire — Home — Auto — Farm — Crop — Hail Commerical — Life — Health BECTON INSURANCE AGENCY 106 Second Street Box 1085 Idalou, Texas Residence 892-2165 Office 892-2583 159 THATCHER PRINTING CO. Printing and Office Supplies 1106 Main Lubbock, Tex. ED’S WAGON WHEEL WESTERN WEAR Call 765-9484 Hydrostatic Testing Fire Hose Levi’s, Lees, and Wrangler’s Justin Boots 5015 Univ. Ave. Stetson Hats Ed Barclay Ph. 792-7811 Boots Made by Ed’s Own Bootmaker Sales Service First Aid Kits WESTERN FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO. 300 E. 1st Street Box 874 Idalou, Texas 79329 BOBBY SISK Bus. 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RALPH HOUSEHOLDER FEAGINS KWIK PRINT IMPLEMENT OF Gibson S. Feagins LUBBOCK New and Used Agricultural Machinery 1317 Avenue L Highway 62 82 East Lubbock, Texas Lubbock, Texas 79401 744-5824 Phone 762-2741 L WEST TEXAS PIPE SUPPLY Phone: 298-2434 Aluminum Pipe, Plastic Pipe, Concrete Work, Gas Lines, Water Lines and Ditch Digging for All Your Pipe and Supply Needs Abernathy, Texas 79311 Night Phone: 892-2162 l-l GRAIN HOUSEWARES HEADQUARTERS For Canning See Us: Supplies and Cooker Parts For Mirromatic Pressure Cookers GASKETS «PRESSURE SAFETY PLUGS «WEIGHTS •HANOLES «GAUGES COMPANY “Dealer in Grain and Seed” Box 1558 Phone 892-2971 Idalou, Texas 79329 BROS. HOUSEWARES — GIFTS HARDWARE — APPLIANCES ESTABLISHED 1924 765 9972 1633 Broadway 163 PERRY FARM MACHINERY, INC. Petersburg, TX Phone: 667-3505 Offices Conveniently Located at: Lubbock • Levelland • Ralls Brownfield • Seminole • Tahoka LUBBOCK PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION foction ij ssocialion “Dependable Credit for Dependable Operators” Phone 253-2612 P.O. Box 923 Ralls, Texas 79357 THE FIRST STATE BANK Abernathy, Texas Phone 298-2556 Member FDIC 164 BOSTICK'S AUTO TRUCK SALES Before You Buy or Sell, See Us BOSTICK AUTO TRUCK SALES Office 765-8332 Gary Bostick Home 746-6718 2302 Lubbock, TX MERCURY FORD SNODGRASS-MANER COMPANY Automobiles 10th and Ave H Lubbock, Texas ABERNATHY MOTOR COMPANY, INC. C.R.Hobgood Owner General Mgr. Res. 806 298-4091 Local 806 298-2548 317 Main Lubbock 806 763-5416 Abernathy, TX 79411 165 11:00 AM-11:00 PM Sun.-Thurs. 11:00 AM-12:00 Midnight Fri.-Sat. 2009 Broadway Lubbock,Texas PLEASANT HILL COOPERATIVE GIN Star Route, Box 19 Tel. 634-5791 Lorenzo, Texas 79343 Calvin Holley, Mgr. SINCLAIR FOODS Telephone 892-2577 P.O. Box 1396 Idalou, Texas 79329 School Supplies, Pizzas, Hot Sandwiches to Go Fresh Produce GO WILDCATS We Appreciate Your Business Open 7:00 a.m. till 10:00 p.m. 166 MIKE’S EXXON SERVICE E ON Tires and Batteries 1st and Main Phone 892-2960 U.S. 82-62 Idalou, Texas Bus Station Inspection Station OX DRILLING IRRIGATION CONTRACTORS WYLIE OIL COMPANY INC. Shamrock Products Wholesale — Retail Serving West Texas North Central Texas 501 East 1st Street Idalou, Texas Area Code 806 Phone 892-2544 167 LIBERTY CO-OP GIN Route 7 Box 254 Lubbock, Texas 79401 Phone 746-5555 “Where Ginning Is an Art and Service Is a Pleasure” Compliments of WREN CLEANERS Idalou, Texas Ph. 892-2505 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED FREE ESTIMATES OF REPAIRS ABERNATHY BODY WORKS BODY FENDER WORK 417 South Avenue D. Abernathy, Texas 7311 Day Phone: 298-2084 Wayman Jones Night Ph. 298-4119 168 HUB TIRE CENTER Phone (806) 765-6308 Rt. 7, Box 341 — Lubbock, Texas 79401 DICK BILLS NOEL BILLS 806 765-6308 806 765-7342 BRUNKEN TOYOTA, INC. New and Used Cars “Home of the Gas Savers” Loop 289 SW Lubbock, TX Ph. 795-7165 JOE THOMPSON IMPLEMENT CO. Abernathy, TX. A TO Z TIRE National Summit Tires Passenger — Truck — Tractor Tires 230 Ave. Q 763-4625 Rustic Gardens FLORIST NURSERY Idalou, Texas 79329 Office Ph. (806) 892-2618 Home Ph. (806) 892-2691 Katherine Lowe ©RENZO at Lorenzo Lorenzo, Texas 79343 For All Your Banking Needs ... Member FDIC Phone: 634-5584 Lubbock Ph. 763-3874 170 Ed and Julia Hensley 806-795-5519 3407-34th St. Lubbock, Texas 79410 TV APPLIANCE CENTER 2828 34th Street Lubbock, Texas 79410 Phone 806-792-2751 Keep Your Group Together on a Chartered Bus. It’s Lots More Fun for Everyone. TNM 0 COACHES, INC. Phone 765-6641 Lubbock, Tex. 1313-13th St. 171 V, €) Rostri urant and Take Horne Serviee CATERING SERVICE 'We bring the kitchen to you Call Southern Style Fish Delirious Fried Chicken FAMILY DINING Chicken Fried Steak Seafood Salad Combination Dinner Onion Ring Hot Puffs So. Loop 289 «. Indiana 799-6555 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 744-1231 A Dairy Queen .vr- Your Eating Place Your Gathering Place Your Place fbr Fun Idalou, Texas Call Ahead for Orders to Go Hwy.82 Phone 892-2110 We Feature a Complete Line of Star of Africa Diamond Rings and Bulova and Seiko Watches “A Ring or Watch for Every Pocket” Gifts for All Occasions SEE US FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS JONES JEWELRY TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER 4th and University Ave. Lubbock, Texas Phone — 763-4945 Accepts VISA and Master Charge 172 PLAINS GRAIN CO .INC. Grain — Seeds — Fertilizers Slurry Mix — Liquid Fertilizer Anhydrous Ammonia Purina Feeds — Farm Supplies Phone: 298-2521 298-2522 Box 188 Abernathy, TX 79311 Night Phone Lubbock 763-4868 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Russell Snodgrass Owner SNODGRASS RADIATOR REPAIR Hwy. 82-62 East IV2 Miles East of Loop 289 Business (806) 762-6784 Route 7, Box 581 Home (806) 892-2811 Lubbock, TX 79401 Marquise Studio, Inc. 3121 N. Van Buren P O. Box 906 Enid, Oklahoma 73701 We use Kodak paper, lls Foragoodlook SERVING YOU SINCE 1900 WITH THE FINEST SENIOR PORTRAITS. 173 A H. D. CARROLL JEWELERS “Best Little Bank in Texas” FIRST STATE BANK Petersburg, Texas Member F.D.I.C. We Have Class Rings 1020 Broadway Lubbock, TX 79401 Phone 765-8151 PERKINS MUSIC AND STUDIO Guitar Banjo and Fiddle Lessons WHITE’S AUTO 1302 Avenue Q Lubbock, Texas Phone 763-1614 Large Selection of Guitars Guild Ovation Yamaha; Drums Also Clyde P. Perkins — Owner Automotive Service and Parts Furniture Appliances Arnold Flusche Phone: 892-2490 203-207 Main Idalou, Texas 174 T L J R AUTOMOTIVE 1702 Main — Box D Petersburg, Texas 79250 667-3761 (Lubbock) 747-9267 See — Joe, Cheesy, Mike, or Charlie MOSES ZUBER fho«« (806) 253-2945 - 1« 253-2446 DWAYNE MOSES PAUL ZUBER DOUG ZUBER AUCTION COMPANY Route One — Ralls, Texas 79357 Phone 253-2945 Phone 328-5204 Phone 525-4471 SAL’S PLUMBING Water and Gas Lines Repair and Installation Phones: Home 892-2480 Idalou 741-7027 Heating Service and Sales Electrical Sewer Service 175 U.S. Highway 62 82 Phone 806-892-2503 Delco Batteries Front End Alignment Tune-Ups — Tires R. L. Bigham Phone 763-8291 BIGHAM BATTERY AND ELECTRIC CO. 1816 Texas Avenue Air Conditioning We Service Carburetors, Generators, Starters Rick Bigham Lubbock, Texas DURWOOD’S A B MUFFLER SHOP NO. 4 Duals Custom — Stock DURWOOD MAYFIELD, Owner 3902 Avenue Q Phone 747-4443 Lubbock, Texas 176 FARMER’S BUSINESSMEN INSURANCE AGENCY Fire • Casualty • Commercial • Hail • Health Life • Auto Our Service Is Your Protection Bruce Isom Larry Isom Gina Power 892-2921 or 892-2213 115-A Main — Box K Idalou, TX 79329 177 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 7th AND MAIN IDALOU, TX SUNDAY SCHOOL..........................9:45 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP.......................11:00 A.M. EVENING WORSHIP........................7:00 P.M. MID-WEEK SERVICE.............WED. 7:00 P.M. THE ICE HOUSE ice gifts for all occasions PAULA PREWITT (806) 253-2953 918 MAIN RALLS, TEX. 79357 apartment the energy home saver DEL MOORHEAD PH. 795-9014 DON FUGATE (IDALOU) PH.892-2318 ALTON CRISP PH. 797-8709 178 FARMER’S GIN Service is all we have to offer! Good Luck, Seniors, on a Good Year. Compliments of J. R. Snodgrass and Beck Becknell 4 I Chisel Rigs 87% Anhydrous Ammonia 54% Phosphoric Acid Farm Supplies Implements — Tool Bars, Mulchers Chemicals Hardware Seed CHURCH OF CHRIST 307 Chestnut Idalou, Texas Sunday School .. ........................9:15 a.m. Morning Worship ... 10:15 a.m. Evening Worship ... K....................6:00 p.m. Mid-Week Service... w..... C' _ Wed. 7:30 p.m. ENERGQS. ACUFF FARM SUPPLY “Custom Application” Solution Herbide Fertilizers Application 180 Pyramid PHARR — 1 Plaza R.V.’s Inc. ART Gallery BETTER BUY PHARR 3223 S. Loop 289 Suite 336 1702 Clovis RD. Phone 793-8539 Lubbock, TX. 79415 Lubbock, Texas Phone: 765-6088 79423 KENNY PHILLIPS owner DELFINO’S We Buy and Sell Good Used Farm Equipment ADAMS FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Route 7, Box 890 Lubbock, Texas 79401 Authentic Mexican Food Code 806-762-2510 Idalou, Texas 892-2074 Half Way Between Lubbock and Idalou on Highway 62 and 82 East SUNNY FRESH FARM Locally Produced Quality Eggs Come Out to See Us Rt. 1 Box 49 Idalou, Tex. 79329 Ph.: 892-2541 Seniors — Going Away to School? Keep Up With What’s Happening — Subscribe to THE IDALOU BEACON! Your Own Copy of Every Thrilling Issue — 52 Weeks for Only $7.00 182 Phone 892-2744 205 Main St. Idalou, Tx JOE’S MARKHAM HAIR STYLING Featuring Markham Style Innovator Products and Hair Designs Joe R. Rodriguez Susie Rodriguez Joe Rodriguez Jr. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SALES AND SERVICE m • •I Oa Ralls, Texas Church School...............10:00 a.m. Morning Worship..................11:00 a.m. Youth Activity and Choir...........................6:00 p.m. Evening Worship...................6:00 p.m. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH James Price, Pastor “I have taught you the way of wisdom. I have led you in the paths of uprightness. When you walk, your step will not be hampered; and if you run, you will not stumble.” Proverbs 4:11-12 183 Sr. Room Mothers Claire Reid. Kay Emery. JoDell Simmons. Loretta Becton, Donna Flemins. and Frances Sowder. „. - Atvtvuo 6 o?f 6rh BorX o-ncL eri-jo i IheirWrd vjo'rk llc-c 184 ■s