Ignacio High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Ignacio, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1986 volume:

Reflecting Rack Zo 1985-86 Jgnacio High School, Jgnacio 60 Class Division ...............................page 5 Senior Division ..............................page 17 Organization Division ........................Page 33 Sports Division ..............................page 45 Middle School.................................page 94 Advertisements ...............................page III Index ........................................page 119 Reflecting back on this year, it sure has been a time for the changing of old friends to new and to the senior lockers being changed to the end of the hall. What a year this has been, from disappointments to many accomplishments. With that thought in mind, we offer to you this year's yearbook. We hope that you find it full of memories as you reflect back on it for years to come; and you will say. Yes. that was the year By Shirley M. Martinez 6 Lucinda M. Cloud Editor - Co-Editor Resiliency is an important factor in living. The winds of life may bend us. but if we have resilience of spirit, they cannot break us. To courageously straighten again after our heads have been bowed by defeat, disappointment and suffering is the supreme test of character. -Anonymous We learn from failure more than from success. We often discover what will do by finding out what will not do. Great thoughts, discoveries, inventions have very generally been nurtured in hardship, often pondered over in sorrow and established with difficulty. -Paxton Hood 3 t4 sCm a 9S5- 6 Mead $ a zd J azd (? r Tracy Rea. IS. plans to go to college and study interior design. Both feel that to be HB and G is a privilege and honor. Being HB and G also prepares you for some of life’s ups and downs. Such as Kevin feels that because there is much politicking it will help him as a lawyer, and Tracy feels that it shows her some of the responsibilities that she will face throughout life. This year's HB £ HG are Kevin Camp 5 Tracy Rea .. . Both HB S G plan to look back at this year often to see what they have done and what they could have done better. Both feel that the other has done a good job this year. Kevin Camp, 18. plans to finish college and become a lawyer. Maybe someday I be a state senator. I NIORWI Before you think about becoming HB S G. there is much preparation to do. It takes time and effort. There must be a desire to win but also the desire to make the school better. HB 6 G isn't just another position. You have to have patience to allow time to implement your ideas, think things out and set an example for students to follow. Once you become HB 6 G you run student Council meetings, and must put all that is required to be HB 6 G. to work. ” Anstead. Lesley Armstrong. Joyce Baker. Janelle Baker. Madilena Barnes. Amy Borst. Calla Miguel Bowekaty. Trudy Box. Obbie Burch. Gerard Cook. Daryl Condiff. Tommy Dodd. Douglas Dodd. Jennifer DuCharme. Marc Frost. Sheldon Gallegos. Greg Herrera. Dwight House. David Howe. Amelia Howell. Joe Huffaker. Holly Humpy. Frances Hunter. Dusty Lane. Anne Lansing. Nicole Lee. Elizabeth Livingston. Christopher Livingston. Sue Lucero. Darlene Manfredi. Shannon Mantey. Kristopher Marquez. Geraldine Lynn 6 Jreskmai Martinez. Manuelita McCoy. Rocky Mestas. Bobbie Montowine. Gary Montoya. Bernadine Montoya. Patsy Moseley. Patricia Olguin. Chris Porambo. Rich Price. Rebecca Quintana. Cindy Quintana. Deann Quintana. Terrance Ribera. Karla Riddle. Dusty Sanchez. Jason Sanchez. Valerie Seibel. Shane Shelton. Chad Snider. Jill Tackett. Ruseell Taylor. Shelly Thompson. Shelly Todea. Nathaniel Trujillo. Mar gar i to Vasquez. Luisa Velasquez. Gus Vigil. Tara Walker. Chris Witt. Joe Zufelt. Lana 7 Sophomores Bobby Aguilar Chris Alires Joe Archuleta Marie Archuleta Bobby Baca Tonece Baca Dorene Baker Eric Baker Rodney Baker Kim Baxter Shence Beck Cecelia Bettini Sheridan Bowman Shanan Campbell Tess Colvin Joe Conway Becky Cundiff Chris deKay Junior Esparza Paul Galvan Mary Jane Garcia Lema Gillespie Melissa Gravestock Mark Hardaway Julie Herrera Shawn Jensen Jerry Johnston Paul Lambrecht Kirsten Larsen Norman Lott 10 Class Of 1988 Leann Mayfield Allen McCaw Pan McClure Dean McCoy Steve McLeod Lori Olguin Paul Palmer Mandy Peacock Vern Peterson Bert Poulton Ross Powell Sammantha Prda Toby Price Darrell Quintana Toni Rael Jeff Rea Laura Rodriquez Charlie Ruybal Chris Salvador Lisa Street Jocelyn Swayze Chris Washington Mari Weaver Troy Webb Curtis Wesner Heather Westfall Leanna White 11 13 Allen. Scott Anaya. Carol Anderson. Wayne Burch. Leora Burns. Danielle Campbell. Colin Candelaria. Robert Canterbury. Kevin Chaulklin. Joey Cut hair. Yvette deKay. Ray Deaver. James Paul Drumm. Christy Gallegos. Ryan Gonzales. Bobbie Hartfield. Tom Hatch. Dora Lambrecht. Matt Lee. Michelle Lopez. Robert Maness. Corrma Manzanares. Dannette Marquez. June Martinez. Tina 14 Class Officers: Steve Seibert. President! Cheryl Simons. Vice-President; Danielle Burns. Secretary-. Stacey Rivera. Treasurer Cheryl Simons. not pictured. McCaw. Eddie Phelps. Karla Phillips. Billy Pinnecoose. Vanessa Quintana. Nicki Rael. David Rea. Pat Richards. Kenneth Rivera. Joby Rivera. Stacey Seibert. Steve Silva. Sonja Simons. Cheryl Smith. Kathy Tackett. Tami Tomberlin. Cheri Tuck. Darrell Walton. McKeon Ward. Robert Weaver. Billy Weaver. Tom 15 Hey! Hey! I'll tell you later! Joby and Vanessa, quit faking it! Rob doing what he does best! Michelle, can you see what you're doing? The Gruesome Threesome Oooh Billy! Kinky! Girls’ State Every year the American Legion chooses two Junior girls to go to Girls' State, which is held at Mesa College in Grand Junction. This year’s winners were Sonja S. and Danielle B. They will go for a week in June, and learn about our system of government. In order to go. they had to write a short essay, stating why they would like to go to Girls' State. Cheryl S. is the alternate if either Danielle or Sonja can’t make it. Zhey Km in Ou family . . . Zhe 1985 lull Drama Production by Mrs. Mott and the drama class 18 Cast in order of appearance Peggy Pennywmner-Kim Kennedy Alvin Pennywmner-Mark Hardaway Pat Pennywinner- Tracy Rea Buzz Penny winner-Jeff Rea Chester Mullins-Kirk Becker Agnes Penny winner-Judy Sutton Aunt Alice-Michelle Richmond Seymour-Joe Duran Anthony-Tommy Cundiff Sam Penny winner-Lane Antcliffe Mrs. Alonzo Speel- Trish McCoy Josie- Tammy Cundiff Joanie-Shannon Lester Dipple Dillard-Bernadette Munoz Mitze Jones-June Marquez Cindy Sanders-Christy Drumm Harold Gilley-Greg Livingston Alexander Smith-Kip Gilleland Dr. Paul Andrews-Joe Conway Midge-DeAnna Witherspoon Rebecca-Rachelle Todea Mrs. Allen-June Marquez The Frogs Pep Club Becky Cundiff Melissa Gravestock Heather Westfall Amy Barnes Anne Lane Jill Snider Elizabeth Lee Bobby Mestas Valerie Sanchez Lana Zufelt Warren Anderson Lane Antcliffe Cassie Jo Baca Kirk Becker Lucinda M. Cloud Tammy Cundiff Nicole du Charme Joe Duran Cecelia Gallero Peter Galvan Kip Gilleland Pentti Gillespie Tricia Larsen Eric Lee Roger Hott 21 Mr. at d U ss JJ S Talented, outgoing, and versatile are words associated with this year's Mr. and Miss IHS, which are Roger Hott and Judy Sutton. These two unique people were chosen as leaders by members of the senior and junior classes. Roger is known for his academic ability and his involvement in athletics. Judy is known for her outgoingness and her willingness to go to her utmost to accomplish what she sets out to do. These characteristics are not only assets to our school but are life long traits that will take them far. Jt d af tfrtm a d Pr ftcess This year's Indian Brave and Princess are Matthew James Box and Lorelei Heather Lightning Mountain Flower Cloud. Matthew is a member of the Southern Lite Tribe. He was elected by members of the junior and senior classes. He not only received this honor because of his braids and Indian outward appearance, but because he is looked upon highly by his classmates. Lorelei is also a member of the Southern Ute Tribe. She was elected by the junior and senior classes. Unlike Matthew, Lorelei had a close race with several other girls. Lorelei has a simple uniqueness about her that helped her win those few extra votes giving her this honor. She and Matthew are proud to reflect their heritage! we are proud of them. 24 Virgil Taylor competed in State FFA, (Future Farmers of America) agricultural mechanics contest, in Fort Collins, Colorado in October. Fie stayed for three days. He placed second which was only two points under the state champion. Virgil said the main thing he had to do to qualify for state was study. The contest was judged on performance of agricultural mechanics. Virgil won four blue ribbons and one white. In November Virgil went to Kansas City, Missouri, for Nationals. He was there for four days. He didn't place, but said the experience was fun. and he had the pleasure of meeting new people. Virgil said his parents were excited, but Mr. Andrews (the FFA advisor) was more excited then anyone. Virgil received a plaque for state and nationals. Miss Southern Ute 1985-86 Lucinda Cloud was crowned Miss Southern Ute-,September at the Southern Ute Fair. There were two girls who competed for the title. She had to write an essay on why she would like to have the title. She also had to be interviewed with a panel of 5-6 judges. Then she had to perform a talent. Lucinda feels that having the honor of being Miss Southern Ute, she has met many important people, made many new friends, and has had many challenges. 26 Page Sponsored By Stuarts of Durango HONOR BAND MISS T.E.E.N CONTESTANT Melissa Wright participated in the Miss T.E.E.N. Pageant, which is held in Denver every year. She competed with 85 other girls. In this contest they had to present a two minute speech or talent. Melissa did a puppet play. Melissa said she gained valuable experience from the pageant. She would like to encourage other young ladies to be in a pageant. Cassie Baca, a member of IHS band, will participate in the 1986 Top of the Nation Honor Band. Cassie is really excited about her chance to be a part of an exceptional band. She will have the opportunity to be around people who strive for the best in music and feel it is a vital part of their life. 1985-86 JUNIOR MISS CONTESTANT Marianne Mortensen will be competing in the Colorado State Junior Miss Pageant. When asked what her feelings were about the upcoming pageant, she commmented - Being selected to represent Ignacio High and the community in the Colorado State Junior Miss is really an honor. For the preliminary tryouts the other girls and I were requested to prepare and perform a talent for the judges. We also wrote answers to questions dealing with problems of a national concern and of young people today. W e wrote a little about ourselves. In the state pageant we will be judged in areas such as poise and appearance. creative and performing arts, physical fitness and interview. I have had a real learning experience preparing for this competition and recommend that anyone remotely interested in trying out for it to GO FOR ITU! It has been so much fun getting ready. It is really a rewarding experience. You meet other girls your age, become friends and compete with them for a state honor and an opportunity for a National Honor. Francis Martin Marcia Martinez Shirley Martinez Trish McCoy Bernadette Munoz Freda Pinnecoose WILD 6 CRAZIEST: Eric Lee 3 Michelle Richmond Keith Poulton Kim Qualls Javier Rael Tracy Rea FRIENDLIEST: Francis Martin 5 Nicole du Char me Virgil Taylor Rachelle Todea Ronald Trujillo Christopher Valdez Basilio Vasquez Alan Villarreal 29 iO frauds Martin fludy Sutton Miss Judy Sutton is being recognized for being La Plata County Fair Queen for the summer of 85. Judy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Sutton. Judy has been a 4-H member for ten years. She is actively involved with the program. Judy was chosen from the La Plata County council after she gave a speech in front of them. She was chosen from a total of eight girls. When asked what she had gotten out of the program, she said, It takes hard work and being responsible, but it was worth it. Francis Martin,our seventeen-year-old senior exchange student from Switzerland, is here to experience American life. Fie will be here until July 24. 1986. He will be graduating with many friends and honors from Ignacio High School with the class of '86. Francis related how he was chosen as an exchange student. He described it as a mountain of forms to fill out and many people to talk to and out of numerous candidates, Francis was chosen to come. When asked if it was difficult for him to leave Switzerland, he said, No, absolutely not.” At first he missed Switzerland, but now, most of the time, he doesn't miss it. Francis said he couldn't say at this point in time whether he will be happy to go back to Switzerland. When asked what he missed the most about Switzerland, he said mountains and school lunches. Francis has done extensive skiing here and in his own country. Francis also has two brothers in Switzerland. When he gets home, Francis wants to extend his schooling and maybe one day become an English teacher or an engineer. Francis has been a very special person in our senior class and we will all remember him and all the crazy things he has said. It is a very special privilege to have an exchange student in our school and in our senior class especially one like Francis. Thank you, Francis, for being such a unique person. We will never forget you. Dr. David Street Mr. Mark Bailey Mr. Mark Huffmyer Jeff Williams Photo by Geraldine Marquez You are always my friend when I am happy or when I am sad when I am all alone or when I am with people You are always my friend if I see you today or if I see you a year from now if I talk to you today or if I talk to you a year from now You are always my friend and though through the years we will change it doesn’t matter what I do or it doesn 't matter what you do Throughout our lifetime you are always my friend by Susan Polis Schulz Color pages sponsored by Southern Ute Public Relations Department S 32 ORGANIZATIONS 1985-86 Student Council Back row L to R- Sponsor Mr. Doane, Tom Hartfield, Cheryl Simons, Francis Martin, Headboy Kevin Camp, Karla Phelps, Joe Conway, Rachelle Todea, Bobby Baca, Cassie Baca, Front row L to R: Headgirl Tracy Rea, Charlie Rubai, Becky Cundiff, Tammy Cundiff, Nicole duCharme. and Jo Anne Silva 1985-86 Suture business JCeaders Of America Top row L to R: Sponsor Ms. Anderson, Kim Qualls, Nicole duCharme, Kirsten Larsen, Tess Colvin, Danielle Burns, Bottom row L to R-. Berna Munoz, June Marquez, Carol Anaya 34 Knowledge Howl Top Row (From L. to R.)= Mr. Lar son. Allen MeCaw. Bottom Row (From L. to R.): Mark Flardaway. Bobby Baca. Matt Lambrecht. Joe Conway. Paul Lambrecht. Karla Phelps Choir Left to Right: Mr. Laumann. Jennifer Dodd. Calla Borst. Amelia Flo we. Frances Humpy The CHOIR had a Christmas Concert. They sang at the Elementary School. They had a good year. 35 VJCA All the members of VIC A went to district VICA competition in February. Each of them succeeded and they will all be traveling to Denver April 3-5 to compete in state competition. The Ignacio High School VICA won 7 out of the top 10 places in job interview. All of them competed in the opening and closing ceremonies and placed first. Milo Smith placed second in job interview and also in welding. Rodney Williams took first in welding. Alan Villar real. Vice President of VICA. says we re probably the only school with 100% participation in VICA. The picture to the right includes all VICA members. From L.R: Mark Huffmyer (sponsor). Darrel Tuck (treasurer). Virgil Taylor (reporter). Basilio Vasquez. Milo Smith (club advisor). Rodney Williams (president). Lee Smith (parliamentarian). Alan Villarreal (vice-president). Bill Phillips (secretary). Science Club Science Club is an organization of any students interested in further exposure to subjects related to science. It is open to all students grades 9 through 13. Our activities vary each year according to the interests of students involved. This year's activities have included learning to use a telescope, viewing Halley’s comet and sponsoring a school science fair. We plan to make several field trips related to archeology this spring. Science Club has been in existence for some time. Mr. McFaddin sponsored it before I did. I have been the sponsor for the past 3 years. Mrs. Somers. Sponsor. L to R. Mrs. Somers(sponsor). Steve Seibert. Wayne Anderson. Colin Campbell Back row: Pat Rea. Dusty Riddle. CHris Walker. Francis Martin. Middle: Javier Rael. Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Giambattista. Kevin Camp. Front: Kathy Smith. Anne Lane. Amy Barnes. Jill Snider. Karla Phelps. Tom Hart field Editor of the yearbook staff was Shirley Martinez. Serving as Co-Editor was Lucinda Cloud, who is not pictured. The staff tried several new ideas this year including the bold, non-traditional colors of the cover. We hope you enjoy the book now and for many years to come. This is the second year for the ski club at the high school. Because of reduced rates and lessons included in a package deal, many students in Ignacio are now skiers. Annual Staff Back row. Carol Anaya. Eric Lee. Tricia Moseley. Trudy Bowekaty. Front. Shannon Lester. Kim Qualls. Sheridan Bowman. Mrs. Walker. Tina Martinez. Suzzette Humpy. Leanna White. Shirley Martinez L to R. P Gillespie. D Witherspoon. Mrs. Walker. M Wright. P Galvin. T Martinez. L Cloud ?MA Each year the character of Ignacio Future Homemakers of America changes as its membership does. This year’s members were: Tina Martinez. Laurie Monte. Lorelei Cloud. Peter Galvin. Pentti Gillespie. Deanna Witherspoon. Robert Lopez. Eric Lee. Michelle Lee. Vanessa Pinnecoose. Bobbie Gonzales.. Freda Pinnecoose. Suzzette Humpy. Leanna White. Melissa Wright and David Rael. This year 's FHA members helped plan the District FHA conference in Mancos. Five members attended the National FHA meeting in Albuquerque. They also had students compete at district conference in areas of parenting, interior decorating, foods and nutrition, clothing and consumer education. Money making projects included: concessions, chain link spirit contest against Bayfield (Ignacio Wont), serving breakfast and lunch for the Ignacio Invitational Tournament. They also had a drug awareness program for 6th graders, babysitting for a conference on parenting, made cloth covers for computers and printers throughout the high school building. ?U ZUKS U KMSKS 07 AMSRJCA Mr. Andrews . Future Farmers of America Sponsor L TO R Joe Witt. Kris Mantey. Russel Tacket. Curtis Westner, Kevin Canterbury, Mr. Andrews. David House. Roger Brassard. Jeff Rea. Richard Swayze. Jackie Taylor. Chad Shelton J M S , S .' 77 The band contributes to our school in many ways. The band plays at graduation, football games and provides winter and spring concerts. The band is also a necessary part in enriching our culture. Cassie Baca and Jackie Taylor were chosen to participate in the Und annual Top of the Nation Honor Band at Adams State College. Top of the Nation Honor Band is made up of over one hundred students from around the state of Colorado. After two days of rehersals they perform a concert. This year Cassie will receive the John Phillip Suasa Band Award for the outstanding High School Band member. Back Row L to R Raymond Dekay. Bobby Baca. Robert Ward. Lucinda Cloud. David Rael. Front Row L to R Chris Walker. Shannon Manfredi. Jackie Taylor. Mr. Laumann. Band Director Band members: Cassie Baca - Flute. Bobby Baca - Trumpet. Jackie Taylor • Clarinet. Chris Walker - Trumpet. Cindy Quintana - Trumpet. Ray deKay Trumpet. Robert Ward Baritone. David Rael - Tuba. Lucinda Cloud -Bass Clarinet. Bobbie Mestas - Clarinet. Shannon Manfredi - Flute. Valerie Sanchez - Trumpet Band Director - Craig Laumann Native American youth Organization N.A. Y.O is for Indian youths. This year they traveled to Jemez Pueblo and Albuquerque, New Mexico. They also had some fundraisres and a good year. Bottom row: Vice-President Tommy Weaver. Member Leanna White. President Stacey Rivera. Second row: Secretary Leora Burch. Princess Shelly Thompson Top row: Treasurer Dora Hatch and Barbara Chevarillo. National Honor Society Students that are in N.H.S. are selected for their leadership, character, and service to the school. They must have a minimum of a 3.5 grade average. At least half of the faculty must confirm that a student has these qualities by voting for that student to become a member of National Honor Society, Top row: Mr. Larson. Melissa Wright. Tricia Larsen. JoAnne Silva. Cassie Baca. Bottom row: Roger Hott. Matt Lambrecht. Ray deKay. and Robert Ward. 40 Sponsered By: JIM'S LAUNDROMAT {juniors At Zheir Best The School Board: Danny Cruz. Waller Zahrt. Jack Riddle, Larry Mortensen, Jerry McCaw. Kenneth Guffey Counselor: Mrs. Chevarillo A yearbook is more than printed pages, clever sayings, and photographs. It is a very real sense, a record of memories — YOUR MEMORIES — the memories as students of Ignacio High School. It’s my sincere hope as well as the hope of the faculty that those memories are pleasant ones ones which you'll cherish throughout your life. It's our hope that your days here at Ignacio High School have been enjoyable as well as filled with growth. You have received an education that will serve you well. Counselor: Mrs. Harper People Who Moke Jt Possible V - ' T High School Principal: Or. Street Superintendent: Dr. Mortensen o J 42 Secretary: Sally Richards (Dr. David Street) Secretary. Diane Lane Office Personnel Secretaries.- Margi Smith. Norma Conley. Claudine Ray Custodian Mr. Everett Brandenburg Bus Drivers: B. Herrera. E. Palmer. I. Palmer. M. Kennedy. M. Smith. J. Librarian Della Millieh Barnes. J. Cruz. D. Dodd. G. Svec. W. Rea. B. Quintana. A. Cruz Cooks: Pauline Ford. Frances Riggin. Debby Wilmer Grounds Keeper: Mr. Gary Lancas- Electrician: Mr. Don Young ter. Sr. 43 IM.S. ZSACHm SZA33 E. ACHIERNO D. ANDERSON k ANDREWS . . BABIN M. HAILEY R. CANDELARIA H. DARNELL D. DOANE H DUTIEL J. FERGUSON P. GIAMBATTISTA J. GREEN Z. HOTT M. HUFEMYER J. JONES R. KASIK L. LARSON C. LAUMANN W MCE ADDIN H. MEL TON S. ROSS J. SOMERS H WALkER L. WILMOTH 44 Tricia Larsen Own Team Name of Opponent's Opponent Score School Score 15.15 Aztec. N.M. 6.2 1115.12 Pagosa Springs 15.5.15 15,6.11 Bloomfield. N.M. 9.15.15 7.8 Farmington. N.M. 15.15 6.13 Durango 15.15 15.15 Pagosa Springs 15.15 4.13 Bayfield 15.15 15.15 Dove Creek 6.2 15.15 Dolores 3.5 15.15 Shiprock. N.M. 4.9 15.15 Silverton 5.3 15.15 Mancos 7.5 5.15.15 k inland. N.M. 15.3.10 15.15 Center 12.7 15.15 Dolores 1.8 15.15 Norwood 3.3 12.16 Bayfield 15.16 12.15.15 Norwood 15.5.13 8.13 Bayfield 15.15 Top Row L to R K Becker. S. Martinez. J Sutton. C Gallero. S Silva. L Mayfield. T Cundid 2nd Row L Monte. K Larsen. M Gravestock. C Drumm. M Richmond 3rd Row J Ferguson. J Swayze. T Larsen. T Rea. R Todea. C Melton S SILVA I C GALLERO 2 L MAYFIELD 3 SMART INEZ 4 J_SHVAYZE J SUTTON 6 K LARSEN M GRAVEST0CK8 T LARSEN S REA 10 - MONTE 12 Top Row L to R C Quintana. B Cundiff. K Baxter. L Zufelt. D Quintana. K Ribera Jnd Row-C Drumm. K Larsen. M Gravestock. C Baca. B Marshall 3rd Row-J Ferguson. T Cundiff. G Marquez. L Gillespie. M Richmond. C Melton 47 Chris Valdez and Kenneth Richards lead the pack Freshmen ahead of all the rest Don't work too hard Ross! Kim Warms up for competition Don't work too hard. Kenneth Kris on the run Run Shane run Francis runs while demonstrating Watch Doug run! a new hairstyle Cross Country Mas Qood Season 49 D. Jaquez. Coach Doug Dodd Kim Kennedy Chris Walker Kenneth Richards Matt Lambrecht What was the record for the runners ? We scored high on Districts; as a team we placed fourth. Did all the teammembers do their part. They put extra effort in everything. Are you satisfied with what you have accomplished? This year I am overwhelmed. yes I am satisfied! I was very pleased with the overall performance. When the season started we only had three runners. It looked like it could have been the last year for Ignacio Cross Country. However, with the aid of seven enthusiastic individuals, the tradition of fine runners will continue in years to come. I am looking forward to next year because I feel we will be even bet-terll Mr. Jaquez Chris Valdez Kris Mantey Shane Seibel — The Ignacio High School football team participated in the state playoffs for the first time in sixteen years. The Bobcats took on the Rye Thunderbolts in Rye. The Thunderbolts were the fourth rated team in the state and were boasting an 81 re cord. The Bobcats went to the game as heavy underdogs, but they were deter mined to play their best game of the season which is exactly what they did. Ignacio out played and out-hit Rye. gaining three times as much total offense. However. the major upset was not to be as Rye scored on a kickoff return and an interception. Rye won the game JO-19. Rye kept winning and advanced to the semifinals even though the Bobcats lost this heartbreaker it was a very proud day for the Bobcats, to play their best game of the season which is exactly what they did. Top row L to R: M. Box. K. Canterbury. G. Livingston. K. Camp. K. Poulton. R Williams. B Baca. A. McCaw. R. Ward. R. Gallegos. P. Rea. N. Todea. D. Real. B. Weaver. R. Candelaria. B. Poulton. J. Rea. D. Dennmgton. J. Chaulklin. R. deKay. W. Vigil. C. Rubai. D. Herrera. G. Velasquez. E. McCaw. P. Lambrecht. C. deKay. C. Livingston. R. Baker. Coach Huff-myer. Coach Ross. J. Duran. R. Trujillo. L. Antcliffe. R. Hott. Head coach Jones. R. McCoy manager I. COACHES Mr. Ross. Mr. Huffmyer. Mr. Jones. Mr. Little 2 Roger Hott. 3. Joe Duran. 4. Rod Williams. 5. Ronald Trujillo. 6. Matthew Box 51 1. Greg Livingston 2. Kevin Camp 3. Lane Anticliffe 4. Go all the way Bobcats 5. Block them Kevin. 6. Block those Wolverines 7. Quarterback Roger Hott going all the way. 8. J.V. Coach Ross. J. Rea. R. Baker, E. McCaw, B. Poult on. B. Baca, N. Todea. G. Velasquez. D. Herrera, C. Livingston, C. Ruybal. P. Rea, E. McCaw, D. Rael, C. de-Kay, P. Lambrecht, D. Donnington. Coach M. Huufymeyer 52 1. Coach Jones talking over the plays before the big game. 2. JUNIORS. D. Rael. B. Weaver. R. deKay. J. Chaulklin. R. Canderlia. R. Gallegos. E. McCaw. P. Rea. R. Ward 3. SOPHOMORES. J. Rea. B. Baca. B. Poulton. A. McCaw. D. Pennington. R. Baker. C. Ruybal. P. Lambrecht. C. deKay. W. Vigil 4. Starting Players: K. Poulton. W. Vigil. E. McCaw. L. Antcliffe. G. Livingston. K. Canterbury. J. Duran. R. deKay. R. Hott. J. Chaulklin. R. Ward. M. Box 5. Mathew Box always ready for a tackle. 6. Way to go Bobcats 53 Nicole du Char me Lassie Baca Jackie Taylor Varsity Football Cheerleading Squad Marianne Mortensen Jo Anne Silva Michelle Lee Kim Kennedy Shannon Lester Danielle Burns Lana Zufelt Tracy Rea Varsity Wrestling Cheerleading Squad Trish Moselye Winter-Fall Cheerleaders Deann Quintana Vanessa Pinnecoose Cady Cats Oh Zhe Prowl!! OPPONENT IGNACIO SHIPROCK 46 33 AZTEC 36 34 PAGOSA 37 34 BLOOMFIELD 26 47 MONTE VISTA 59 43 PAGOSA 48 OT 45 M A NCOS 30 35 SILVERTON 19 58 DOVE CREEK 50 46 BA YFIELD 41 39 MANCOS 43 35 DOLORES 52 56 SILVERTON 33 74 NORWOOD 75 45 DOVE CREEK 32 49 PAGOSA 49 OT 46 DOLORES 36 50 BA YFIELD 51 36 MANCOS 39 DISTRICTS 35 iip mam m Bums J y 12_ 59 JHS Boys’ Basketball Top Row: Ron Trujillo, Allen McCaw. Bob Baca. Matt Lambrecht, Kirk Becker. Kip Gilleland Bottom Row: Paul Lambrecht. Chris Valdez. Joe Duran. Dave Rael Sponsored by Best Western Ign. 46 Bloomfield 66 Ign. 40 ...........................Kirtland 60 Ign. 35 ...............................Zuni 38 Ign. 42 Moab 47 Ign. 61 .......................... Monte Vista 71 Ign. 55.51 Pagosa 61.59 Ign. 50.72.71 ................... Mancos 54.51.68 Ign. 68.71 ...................Dove Creek 56.45 Ign. 76.72 .......................Silver ton 41,51 Ign. 78.79 .....................Dolores 42,50 Ign. 83.33 .................... Norwood 68.42 Ign. 52.63 ....................Bayfield 53,72 60 fjr. Varsity Top Row Coach Hudson. K. Richards. M. Walton. N. Todea. $. Seibert. P. Riddle. E. McCaw. Asst. Coach Benton. Bottom Row. M. Hardaway. R. Powell. D. Quintana. S. Seibel. C. Livingston. T. Cundiff. iTT, The 1985-86 Boys' Basketball team started off their season with Coach Lee Larson and five returning players: C. Valdez-guard, K. Becker-fwd, guard, K. Gilleland-guard, and J. Duran-guard. Other team members were Jrs-. M. Lambrecht-center, D. Rael-guard. Soph: P. Lambrecht-guard, B. Baca-center, and A. McCaw-Center. Freshman: S. Frost-fwd. The main starters for the season were: P. Lambrecht, S. Frost, C. Valdez, K. Becker, and B. Baca. The season got off to a slow start, but picked up as the season progressed. The league record at the end of the season was 9-4. Quoting Coach Larson, The team showed improvement throughout the season, as well as showing team unity. There were two team members chosen as All-Conference players they were: K. Becker and C. Valdez. Congratulations to them bothll £- Good Job 1985-86 Basketball Teamlll Top row (From L. to R.): Coach Little. Rodney Baker. Troy Webb. Marc du Charme. Joby Rivera. Ous Velasquez. Rocky McCoy. Coach Powell, and Lane Antcliffe. Bottom row (From L. to R.)-. Cecelia Gal lero. Norman Lott. Kris Mantey. Wayne Anderson. Greg Gallegos. Doug Dodd, and Leina Gillespie J 64 vmsjzv WKSSZjCSKS L. to R.: Warren Anderson. Robert Candelaria. Chris deKay. Peter Galvan. Roger Hott. Paul Palmer. Jeff Rea. Pat Rea. Charles Ruybal. Chris Walker. Robert Ward. Billy Weaver. The highlight of the 1985-86 wrestling season was our district championship team with six individual champions and a total of eight state qualifiers at the state tournament putting two boys into the championship and placing as a team in the top ten. Several young men had a good season but Roger Hott's 28-1 season was the best, placing second at state. Chris deKay had a great state tournament also placing second. In comparing this year with others we were a very young team and our wrestlers made a lot of progress as the year went along. We will graduate three fine seniors but have a good nucleus with twenty-five kids returning including one state placer and five other state qualifiers. by Coach Melton. Photo above of state wrestlers is courtesy of Pine River Times. Top row (L. to R.).■ Coach Powell. Coach Little. Robert Candelaria. Billy Weaver. Robert Ward. Coach Melton. Roger Holt. Raymond dekay. Peter Galvan. Chris dekay. Charles Ruybal. Congratulations to Roger If.. J J .1 .....................L. . I. .ml. i . in . � Tf.l Ifl.Vl Hott and Chris dcKay who both took second in state competition TV- szazs umeszcsRS Action Photos by Southern Ute PR Department. 65 Baseball Back row: Coach Smith. A. McCaw. B. Baca. D. Riddle. J. Rivera. D. Manzaneres. S. Beck. K. Mantey. C. deKay. Coach Huffmyer. Middle row.- P. Gillespie. T. Webb. P. Lambrecht. J. Witt. E. McCaw. R. Hott. Front row: E. Baker. R. deKay. K. Becker. R. Gallegos. C. Wesner 66 Sponsored By: MOUNTAIN SHADOWS MOTEL Ignacio 7 Ignacio 12 Ignacio I Ignacio 10 Ignacio 0 Ignacio 8 Ignacio 17 Ignacio 8 Ignacio 3 Ignacio 12 Ignacio 13 Ignacio 3 vs. Pagosa 12 vs. Red Mesa 5 vs. Pagosa 14 vs. Dove Creek 7 vs. Pagosa 14 vs. Dolores 5 vs. Dove Creek 5 vs. Dove Creek 7 vs. Durango II vs. Dolores 2 vs. Dolores 10 vs. Nuda 15 Sponsored by Ignacio Texaco 67 Back Row. L. to R. Toni Rael. Coach Little. Ann Lane. Danielle Burns. Cheryl Simons. Kirsten Larsen. Melissa Gravestock. Leann Mayfield. Jocelyn Swayze. Kim Baxter and Mandy Peacock. Front Row. L. to R.: Shirley Martinez. Judy Sutton. Lori Monte. Tricia Larsen and Kim Kennedy. This year the girls track team placed third at state. Jocelyn earned a state championship in long jump by jumping 16 feet. II3 4 inches. She also placed fifth in both the 100-meter run and the 100-me ter run. Tricia threw the discus 113-91 4 to take second. Lori took third place in shot put. Kim Baxter ran the 100meters for sixth place, and Jocelyn. Leann. Judy and Kim B. took 3rd in the 400 relay. CNAClGj Back Row. L. to R.: McKean Walton. Darrell Quintana. Gus Velasquez. Chris Livingston. Lane Ant-cliffe. Robert Candelaria. Ronald Tr. Matt Lambrecht. Warren Anderson. Mandy Peacock and Tom Hart field. Front Row. L. to R.: Coach Jones. Joe Duran. Chris Valdez. Greg Livingston and Matthew Box. At State. Chris Valdez took third in the 1.600 meters with a time of 4:44. He also teamed up with Steve Siebert. Joe Duran and Ronald Trujillo in the 400 relay. They set a new school record of 46.6 seconds. but it wasn't good enough to place at state. 69 70 Q.S. Md SAW The Ignacio High School started a S.A.D.D. chapter this year. S.A.D.D. stands for .... Students Against Driving Drunk. We had Roseanne Privitera as a guest speaker when we had an assembly. She is also the state represetative for M.A.D.D....... Mothers Against Driving Drunk. Tammy Tacket is our local chapter president. Danielle Burns and Sonja Silva were selected on the basis of their applications to attend girls state. They are shown in the picture with Mrs. Kennedy, Danielle's mom and Mrs. Silva, Sonja's mom. Congratulations to the girls and their parents. Once Upon A Js Homecoming 72 I. ERIC LEt JAMMING CUT 1 NICE LEGS LANE. KIP AND KIRK 3. KIRK GOING WITH THE BEAT 4. KIM GETTING DOWN 5. TRICIA WALKING ON SUNSHINE 6. TARA VIGIL 7. RACHELLE AND CEL LOVING THE MUSIC S. GARY TRYING TO BE THE BAD JAMMER 9. NICOLE GETTING WITH THE GROOVE 10. SENIORS HAVING EUN. MATTHEW. CHUCK. KIM. JOANNE 11. BOBBY BEING HIMSELF 10 73 Kef lections Of Homecoming Zradition Sponsored by Mountain Shadows Motel 75 “Once Upon A Zime” Homecoming Royalty 1985 1st Attendant -Kimberlee Kennedy Queen Tammy Cundiff 2nd Attendant -Jo Anne Silva Tammy Cundiff was escorted by her father. Mr. Cundiff and crowned by Chris Valdez. Homecoming Royalty for 1985 Kimberlee Kennedy. Tammy Cundiff. Jo Anne Silva 76 Kimberlee Kennedy escorted by her father. Mr. Kennedy. Tammy Cundiff escorted by her fa ther. Mr. Cundiff. JoAnne Silva escorted by her father. Mr. Silva. Cindy Quintana. Mandy Peacock. Stacy Rivera. Kimberlee Kennedy. JoAnne Silva. Tammy Cundiff. Christy Drumm. Leann Mayfield, and Bonnie Marshall. Seniors Kimberlee Kennedy. JoAnne Silva and Tammy Cundiff Juniors ■ Stacey Rivera. Christy Drumm Sophomores - Mandy Peacock. Leann May-field Freshman ■ Cindy Quintana. Bonnie Marshall Christy Drumm escorted by Steve Seibert, crowned by Pat Rea 'eann Mayfield escorted by her fa- Mandy Peacock escorted by her her. crowned by Charles Ruybal father, crowned by Charles Ruybal Stacey Rivera escorted by Tom Alires. crowned by David Rael Cindy Quintana escorted by Bonnie Marshall escorted by Shane Seibel Tommy Cundiff 77 Winter Winter sports started out with the wrestling tournament. FHA served breakfast and lunch to the wrestlers. During the big tournament, the winter sports royalty was selected. The winter sports dance was held in the wrestling room after the tournament. On that same day, the basketball game against Dolores was won by Ignacio. Was A 78 V at BjCASZU! Sports Winter Sports was celebrated on a Friday at Ignacio High School. It started with the Air Guitar. Following the Air Guitar, the drama classes did some skits directed by Zelta Hott. After the drama skits, we started the games. Then there was a pep rally with Basketball and Wrestling cheerleaders. After the pep rally there was a Hawaiian Dance to conclude the day. We made it a rule to have fun in the High School, so we call our fun . . . Winter Sports! games of all sorts. The year of '86' is a good mix of people who like to hike. Some may fish some may bounce some may wish some may run. Whatever we do kv ? will always have fun together, forever. Together till we withdraw So keep it up like the flow of a river, and we will make it!!! By: Lesley Anstead 79 ® Winter Sports Ro - Wrestling Queen. Leina Gillespie escorted by Mr. Gillespie. Crowned by Roger Hon. 1st Attendant. JoAnne Silva escorted by Mr. Silva. Crowned by Raymond deKay. Princesses. Tracy Rea escorted by Mr. Rea. crowned by Warren Anderson and Cecelia Gallero escorted by Pentti Gillespie, crowned by Billy Weaver. L ema Gillespie participated in volleyball during her freshman and sophomore years, along with being a manager for track one year and wrestling for two years. She was also voted freshman princess and held a class office. Considering Leina is only a sophomore. she has quite a few accomplishments. and probably has many more to come. Racheiie Todea has participated in many activities while she has been in high school. Among them are: tennis, basketball, manager for volleyball, student council. FHA. volleyball, art projects for the gym and track. When asked what she felt about getting queen, she said; This year was the first year I have ever been nominated for royalty and I was very happy to get queen. I’m also happy for Kim and Tricia. I think they deserved it as much as I did. Queen: Racheiie Todea escorted by Mr. Rocky Todea. Escorted by Ronald Trujillo. 1st Attendant: Kimberlee Kennedy escorted by Mr. Dean Kennedy. Crowned by Chris Valdez. 2nd Attendant: Tricia Larsen escorted by Mr. Ray Larsen. Crowned by Kirk Becker. 81 ' M. A Dedication to ' Nick buinCtfo August 1967-Marcli 1986. and Shelley Taylor. Sept Huber 19 9-May I986.j ick was a Junior, and Shelley wA ophOTnore v. These two peopie leave many friends behind, but will fevfr tfe forgotten. We II n jssthhoHi both. These two peopie jeave many Criss-Crossed Covers Don’t Rock The Boat Boris ................ Douglas Mike Mr. Crankmeyer Arlene Zane .......... Jogger Brenda ............... Jan ................. Penny ............... Honey Hotchkiss Miss Buford Commodore Withers Mrs. Withers ......... Antonio .............. Cody ................. Capt. Tom Butterworth Victor Bey ........... Miss Marshall Nurse ............... First Little Old Lady Second Little Old Lady Max .................. Trixie .............. Pirate ............ Pirate -? ........... Female Pirate Steve Seibert Greg Livingston Lane Antcliffe Jeff Rea . . . Tammy Cundiff . . . Becky Cundiff ...... Michelle Lee .....Elizabeth Lee Jill Snider ........ Tracy Rea Melissa Gravestock ......Kirk Becker . June Marquez ...... Joe Conway . . .. Junior Esparza ......Kip Gilleland Mark Hardaway Valerie Sanchez Danielle Bums Bobbie Mestas Michelle Richmond Paul Galvan . . . Christy Drumm ......Paul Deaver . . . Tommy Cundiff . . . Valerie Sanchez The Criss-Crossed Lovers Mr. Feeney ......... Detective Mulrooney Bonnie ............. Claude ............. Mary ............... Du r wood .......... Charlie ............ Ms. Gospodinoff Millicent .......... Edith Sally .............. Trixi .............. Madge Claudia ............ Bess Lollie .............. Paul Deaver Jesse Bobbitt .......Judy Sutton .......Robert Ward Marianne Mortensen .........Kirk Becker ......... Joe Duran ....... Jo Anne Silva .........Kim Kennedy Christy Drumm DeAnna Witherspoon Shannon Lester Michelle Richmond Melissa Gravestock ...... Becky Cundiff ......... Tracy Rea Don’t Rock Zhe Boat Prom L.R: Tracy Rea, Charles Ruybal; Terry Crush, Nicole du Charme-. Sam Granados. JoAnne Silvai Eric Lee. Carol Anaya-, Roger Hott, Rodney Williams. Kirk Becker. Lane Antcliffe, Kip Gilleland. Ronald Trujillo; Laurie Monte and Joe Duran (shown in large oval) were Prom King and Queen; Kimberlee Kennedy. Doug Stradling; Matthew Box. Bernadette Munoz; Dennis Bugg. Trish McCoy; Tish Tena. Joe Duran; Ronald Trujillo. Sonja Silva; Robert Lloyd, Kimberly Qualls Moonlight And L,R: Shannon Lester. Rick Naas; Matt Smith. DeAnna Witherspoons Tricia Larsen. Greg Livingston; Keith Pout-ton. Dolores Dougans Kip Gilleland. Michelle Burgers Roger Hott. Bev Talbots Kirk Becker. Judy Suttons David Rael. Lucinda Cloud. Billy Weavers Pentti Gillespie. Michelle Richmonds Rachelle Todea. Robert Candelarias Freda Pin-necoose. Vanessa Pinnecoose; Alan Villarreal. Yevette Dorados Peter Galvan. Leina Gillespies Lisa Street. Colin Campbells Stacy Rivera. Tom Alires L.R Louie Vallejos. Christy Drumm. Bobby Baca. Cheryl Simons-, Scott Allen. Amy Mead; David Rael. Patsy Montoya; Tess Colvin. Robert Lopez. Laurie Monte. Alan Villarreal; Steve Seibert. Kirsten Larsen-. Billy Weaver. Mandy Peacock; Robert Ward. Tracy Rees Tony Rivas. June Marquez-. McKean Walton. Melissa Reese; Bill Phillips. Shana Rock; Sheldon Frost. Danielle Burns L.R Heather Westfall. Pat Rea: Steve McLead. Karla Phelps-. Matthew Lambrecht. Shanan Campbell; Raymond deKay. Michelle Lee; Kenneth Richards. Katrina Gallero; Marianne Mortensen. Mark Mortensen; Joby Rivera. Yevette Dorado; Darrel Quintana. Danette Manzanares. Chris Salvador. Robbie Gonzales; Kevin Canterbury. Bonnie Marshall; Tammy Tackett. Ross Powell; Cheri Tomberlin. Paul Palmer The 1986 Prom, held in the high school gym. was very successful. Most people were against the idea of having it in the gym. but in the end it was a very unique Prom. The decorations were very elaborate and the evening was a big success. Congratulations to the Junior Class for putting on such a beautiful Prom! Thanks!” from the Senior Class. 87 88 Sponsored By IGNACIO FURNITURE STORE Athletic Banquet Athletic Banquet Winners Booster Club Winners Roger Hott Tricia Larsen Football Joe Duran Roger Hott Greg Livingston Chris Valdez Wrestling Roger Hott Chris deKay Volleyball Sonja Silva Laurie Monte Cross Country Kim Kennedy Kenneth Richards Chris Valdez Boys Basketball Chris Valdez Kirk Becker Girls Basketball Tricia Larsen Jocelyn Swayze Baseball Bobby Baca Kirk Becker Paul Lambrecht Ray deKay Eddie McCaw Army Reserve Medalists Kim Kennedy Lane Antcliffe Sponsored By EL AMIGO 89 Salutatorian Zracy Uai Tracy Rea feels it's an honor to be Salutatorian this year. She has hoped for this ever since her Freshmen year. Besides being Salutatorian, Tracy has been active in school activities. She has served as Head Girl for Ignacio High School, she s been on the varsity volleyball team, and was a cheerleader. Some of Tracy's goals are to try hang gliding. sky diving, and start her career early. Tracy has been accepted to go to Associated Schools Inc. in Florida. She'll be attending the school for approximately five weeks. Her parents are Ronald and Arlene Rea. Valedictorian Zricia Jtarsai Tricia Larsen is honored to be Valedictorian this year. After graduation she plans to attend college, graduate, and get a masters degree in Science and Physical Education, then she plans to teach or enter The Field of Sports Medicine and Training, so she can combine academics with athletics. She's been active in volleyball, basketball, and track. In volleyball she was picked first team. All Conference. In basketball, she was Most Valuable Player and first team All Conference for the past two years. She holds the record for the discus. In college she plans to participate in intercollegiate volleyball and basketball. Tricia’s parents are Raymond and Paula Larsen. Tricia attributes much of her success to the support and love her parents have provided. 90 92 LN , in al WL ’IAV WWO � (4VI :,iv WL D5 � rw£ F0i vr....'.n. ■■' Dr. Duane Smith History Professor Ft. Lewis College is Commencement Speaker Commencement Smcises Anderson. Warren Ant elide, line Bid. Css tie Becker. Kirk Box. Matthew Bobbitt. Jesse Brassard. Rita Camp. Kevin Cloud. Lorelei Cloud. Lucinda duCharme. Nicole Duran. Joseph GaUero. Cecelia Galvan. Peter Gilliland. Kip Gillespie. Pentti Holt. Roger Huerta. Evangelina Kennedy. Kimberlee Lee. Eric Lester. Shannon Livingston. Greg Martin. Frances Martinez. Marcia Martinez. Shirley Monte. Laurie Mortensen. Marianne Munoz. Bernadette Pinnecoose. Freda Poulton. Keith Quails. Kimberly Rael. Javier Rea. Tracy Rickmond. Michelle Robbins. Patricia Silva. Jo Anne Smith. Milo Sutton. Judith Swayze. Richard Taylor. Jackie Taylor. Virgil Todea. RacheMe Tru iMo. Ronald Valdez. Christopher Vasquez. Basilic ViMarreal. Alan Williams. Jeffery Williams. Rodney Wright. Melissa Witherspoon. DeArma Of 1986 93 I 95 Anaya. Mara Baker. Clinton Baker. Jacob Baker. Randall Baker. Ronald Baker. Shonie Beaty. Brent Beck. Kenneth Bennett. Jacqueline Bowman. Scott Box. Melanie Burch. Laurena Burns. Cormna Bynum. Kiyla Carlson. Randy Carpenter. Kenneth Chavez. Sandra Clark. Duke Cloud. Chantel Cloud. Lambert Daniels. Angela tnderle. The mb a Finchum. Charlotte Frost, kmmett Gallegos. Rebecca Callero. Katrina Gillespie. Maija Herrera. Chris Herrera. Val Kennedy. Matt Lee. Cindy Mantey. Tim Martinez. Christina Monte. Danielle Olgum. Julie Paxton. Ronnie Peterson. Troy Prda. Ray Qualls. Adams Richards. Duane Rock. Moreen % Ruybal. Benito Serda. Cheryl Silva. Jenny Taylor. JoLmda Taylor. Michelle Tena. Paco Trujillo. Maria Velasquez. Kelly Weaver. Leah Webb. Molly Weston. Cardinal Whyte. Charleen Witte. Nyta Archuleta. Ricky Archuleta. Romancita Armstrong. Kim Baca. Toniette Baird. Teddi Baker. Leila Baker. Tracy Barnes. Darin Barnes. Eric Baxter. Charee Beaty. Shannon Beck. LaDma Brown. Robert Burch. Lynette Cloud. Charlie Conley. Yvonne Cruz. JoJo Donan. Lee Dorado. Monique Eormea. Christine houtz. Teresa Garcia. Antoinette Greavestock. Michelle Herrera. Carlos Hews. Brett Hight. Bryan Hight. Robert Howe. Robert 97 Richard dy. Cler on, Chad on. Heath . Slavador . Christine lann, Charity inez, Davette ckey. Jeremy Palmer, Pavm Paxton, Anita Phillips. Blair nnecoose. Cleone Richards. Natalie Ross, Tommy Sanchez, David Silva. Fidelia Slade. Mike Talamante. Jodie Taylor. Scon Thompson. Jogenia Trujillo. Mark Valdez. Angelo Valdez. Melvin Valencia. Garrett Valencia. Valorie Velasquez. Alexis Villarreal. Tricia Watson. Friday Watts. Geneva 98 Watts. Raphael Wesner. Travis Young. Michael Zarht. Joe Zufelt. Heidi Armstrong. Carletta Baird. Shawmarie Bker. Julian Baker. Rana Branam. Jenny Brown. Shannon Chavez. Cedric Chavez. Melony Cloud. Rendell Cross. Denise Cruz. Brandon Curry. Tracy Daniels. Joanna Darnell. Brady Davidson. Opal Deaver. Christine Dietrich. Brandy Finchum. Holly Gillespie. Erek Gomez. Casey Griego. Kim Harlan. Norman Herrera. Stephanie Hight. Danielle Howe. Erica Howe. Jerome Jefferson. Jeffery Johnston. Lisa Lee. Jenny Martinez. Norma Marty. Erik Mayfield. Melinda McCoy. Troy McCleod. Mark Merrill. Michael Mestas. Shirley Pauleck. Nathan Payne. Marcella Peterson. Jimmy Pinnecoose. Marvin Powell. Dian Price. Wilandra Oumtana. Carlos Quintana. Linus Richards. Calvin Riddle. Erin Robbins. Jeremiah Rock. Elmer 99 Ryder. Sheila Salazar. Joseph Santistevan. Michael Schmidt. Nathan Shellman. Megan Silva. Fredella Smith. Clinton Snider. John Talamante. Payna Thompson. Conrad Valdez. Lori Walker. Greg Washington. Shane Weaver. Adrianna Webb. Lara Westfall. Heidi Whitt. Just a Witt. David Witte. Milo 100 A TtAM VOLLEYBALL: Top row. left to right. S. Gravestock. J. Silva. R. Gallegos. K. Gallero. Middle row: C. Burns. T. Eoutz. M. Gillespie. D. Monte. Bottom row: B. Phillips. Y. Conley. K. Bynum. M. Webb. M. Taylor. S. Beaty. M. Box. Coaches: B. Sparks. L. Trujillo BOYS BASKETBALL: Top row. left to right Coach Riddle. H. Layton. T. Enderle. C. Herrera. D. Barnes. R. Howe. M. Trujillo. Coach C. Riddle. Bottom row. S. Bowman. K. Carpenter. D. Sanchez. J. Cruz. M. Kennedy. P. Tena. T. Peterson. C. Baker B TEAM VOLLEYBALL: 1st row. left to right: B. Phillips. 2nd row: M. Webb. T. Foutz. 3rd row. T. Baker. M. Gillespie. T. Gallegos. 4th row: F. Silva. J. Talamante. H. Zufelt. S. Beaty. 5th row: Coach Trujillo. C. Formea. Y. Conley. Coach Sparks WRESTLING. Top row. left to right: R. Carlson. B. Beaty. D Clark. Coach Jaques. Bottom row: J. Cruz. K. Carpenter. H Layton FOOTBALL: Top row. left to right: S. Bowman. C. Baker. D. Banres. M. Trujillo. E. Barnes. FI. Layton. K. Beck. A. Valdez. R. Hudson. M. Kennedy. G. Valencia. J. Mickey. S. Baker. Middle row: Coach Candelaria. B. Smith. J. Zahrt. M. Valdez. P. Palmer. A. Velasquez. K. Carpenter. V. Herrera. C. Kennedy. R. Baker. Coach Smith. Bottom row. R. Carlson. G. Schaeffer. B. Stiles. L. Cloud. C. Herrera. C. Weston. A. Qualls. D. Clark. B. Beaty GIRLS BASKETBALL: Top row. left to right: Coach Trujillo. J. Olguin. M. Taylor. M. Webb. K. Bynum. C. Burns. M. Box. J. Silva. Coach Sparks. Bottom row.- M. Anaya. S. Chavez. S. Gravestock. F. Silva. K. Gallero. C. Pinnecoose. C. Baxter GIRLS TRACK: 1st row. left to right. D. Monte, K. Velasquez, 2nd row. J. Olgum. M. Webb. T. Villarreal. 3rd row. M. Box. M. Taylor. C. Burns, T. Foutz, 4th row: S. Chavez. C. Finchum. J. Silva. B. Phillips. A Daniels. S. Gravestock. K. Bynum. 5th row: A. Paxton. S. Beaty. C. Baxter. C. Formea. T. Baird. Mngr. M. Gillespie. Mngr. C. Cloud, t. Flo we. 6th row: Coach G. Reinhardt BOYS TRACK: 1st row. left to right: L. Cloud. T. Mantey. C. Herrera. D. Clark. T. Enderle. A. Qualls. R. 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Suzzette 3. 37 Kennedy. Kim 73. 21. 56. 18. 19. 77. 76. 23. 68. 2. 50. 49. 81. 78. III. 88. 89. 84. 92 Larsen. Tricia 21. 23. 47. 46. 58. 81. 78. 88. 89. 85. 68. 92 Lee. Eric 73. 21. 28. 3. 37. 84. 92 Lester. Shannon 21. 19. 23. 3. 17. 79. 37. 85 Livingston. Greg 75. 72. 21. 18. 23. 51. 52. 83. 89. 70. 85. 69. 92 Martin. Fransis 75. 28. 29. 30. 49. 34. 37. 78 Martinez. Marcia 28 Martinez. Shirley 75. 28. 2. 3. 47. 46. Monte. Laurie 20. 28. 3. 47. 46. 88. 70. 84. 86. Mortenson. Marianne 73. 72. 75. 28. 56. 23. 27. 78. 54. 87. 92 Munoz. Bernadette 21. 28. 2. 17. 34. 79. 84. 92 Pmnecoose. Freda 28. 3. 17. 85 Poulton. Keith 75. 72. 28. 2. 51. 85. 92 Qualls. Kim 28. 34. 37, 84. 92 Rael. Javier 28. 3. 37 Rea. Tracy 75. 28. 56. 18. 47. 80. 2. 34. 78. 83. 84 Richmond. Michelle 75. 28. 29. 18. 19. 23. 3. 47. 78. 83. 85 Silva. Joanne 73. 29. 56. 76. 77. 23. 54. 2. 34. 86. III. 89. 84 Smith. Milo 29. 17. 36 Sutton. Judy 75. 29. 18. 19. 23. 17. 24. 47. 30. 46. 79. 78. 41. 85. 68. 92 Swayze. 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David 6. 38 Howe. Amelia 6. 35. 74 Howell. Joe 6 Huffaker. Holly 6. 72 Humpy. Frances 6. 35 Hunter. Dusty 6 Lane. Anne 6. 8. 19. 37. 68 Lansing. Nicole 6 Lee. Elizabeth 6. 19. 77. 83 Livingston. Chris 6. 62. 69 Livingston. Sue 6. 9 Lucero. Darlene 6 Manfredi. Shannon 6. 39. 74 Mantey. Kris 6. 38. 49. 50. 63. 6t 74 Marquez. Geraldine 6. 8. 9. 47 Marshall. Bonnie 9. 47. 77. 87 Martinez. Manuelita 7. 9 McCoy. Rocky 7. 8. 63 Mestas. Bobbie 7. 8. 74. 83 Montowine. Gary 7 Montoya. Bernadine 7. 8 Montoy. Patsy 7. 8. 86 Moseley. Tricia 7. 37. 56 Quintana. Cindy 7. 8. 9. 77 Quintana. Deann 7. 47. 56. 74 Quintana. Terrance 7. 9. 75 Riddle. Dusty 7. 9. 37. 66. 79 Ribera. Karla 7. 47 Sanchez. Valerie 7. 83 Seibel. Shane 7. 49. 50. 62. 7 Shelton. Chad 7. 38 Snider. Jill 7. 18. 19. 37. 79. 83 Tackett. Russell 7. 38 Thompson. Shelley 7 Todea. Nat 7. 8. 9 Vasquez. Louisa. 7. 9 Velasquez. Gus 7. 63. 69 Vigil. Tara 7. 8. 73. 74 Walker. Chris 7. 9. 37. 39. 49. 5C 64. 69. 74 Witt. Joe 7. 38. 66 Zufelt. Lana 7. 9. 47. 56 119 With Every Qoodbye you JCeam After a while you learn the subtle differences between holding a hand and chaining a soul. And you learn that love doesn't mean leaning and company doesn't mean security. And you begin to learn that kisses aren't contracts and presents aren't promises. And you begin to accept your defeats with your head up and your eyes ahead with grace of a woman or a man not the grief of a child. And learn to build all your roads on today because tomorrow's ground is too uncertain for plans and futures have a way of falling down in mid-flight. After a while you learn that even sunshine burns if you ask too much. So you plant your own garden and decorate your own soul instead of waiting for someone to bring you flowers. And you learn that you really can endure, that you really are strong, and you really do have worth. And you learn. and you learn with every goodbye you learn....... And with this goodbye we dedicate this yearbook to the class of 1986. We love each and everyone of you in a special and unique way. May God bless you all and keep you strong. NEVER SURRENDERWe wish you all the luck that this world has to offer. All our love. Shirley Martinez (Editor) Lucinda Cloud (Co-Editor) Warren Anderson Lane Anticliffe Marcia Martinez Shirley Martinez Cassie Baca Kirk Becker Trish McCoy Lauri Monte Jessie Bobbit Matthew Box Marianne Mortensen Berna Munoz Rita Brassard Kevin Camp Freda Pinnecoose Keith Poulton Lorelei Cloud Lucinda Cloud Kim Qualls Javier Rael Tammy Cundiff Nicole duCharme Tracy Rea Susie Richmond Joe Duran Cecelia Gallero Jo Anne Silva Milo Smith Peter Galvan Kip Gilleland Judy Sutton Richard Swayze Pentti Gillespie Roger Hott Jackie Taylor Virgil Taylor Vangie Huerta Suzzette Humpy Rachelle Todea Ronald Trujillo Kim Kennedy Tricia Larsen Chris Valdez Basilio Vasquez Eric Lee Shannon Lester Alan Villarreal Rod Williams Greg Livingston Francis Martin DeAnna Witherspoon Melissa Wright % V I