Incarnate Word High School - Star Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1987 volume:

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' ' 1 soumgrcoss QU Q 5 I ' . 155' ' -um S fi 5 ,-5.36 RDUTE 8 7 INCARNATE WORD HIGH SCHOOL 727 East Hildebrand Avenue San Antonio, TX 78284-1100 8 Telephone 45129 828-8175 ' ff Club Crossing Roads Near and Far 32 Keep Right 48 Proceed with Caution 64 School Zone Ahead 78 Index 138 Theeiilourney Begins IIIOIC fort y each b the sta d Hy, rrways by year. for many bu here on from Our 87. Tra 4 E through IIEW our present this path in the rediscovered by those who the 14? and that will one GIISW A i1yShannoniSweeney,'Norrna Ayala prompt schoollspirit. 41 Claire Weaver, Cynthia l Cabralqare true friends. A 'Monica Rendon, ' Cakhy Crow during summer school. I Gina Mau - , K W, -If . W .- , gl-fl,', ,QQ-.. ,. . V 4 MB. Stal-n rglaxggwafggr la fc1ay.at9Y0 l looalf iSfacj?5'DEii1lngQoIanliifer Moreho afgproud to lRanch',,og-Yvonrie Luna,lDeeDee Jimengz, ngw.frgshme13.l . l l l The Road to Research Is Pave The newest and most innovative idea added to our curriculum in ac- cordance with our tradition of ex- cellence takes the form of a course entitled Introduction to Research. The brainchild of Mrs. Carol Brown, this experimental project became a reality due to a 510,000 grant from the GIFT program spon- sored by General Telephone Elec- tric fG.T.E.j, which was matched with 55,000 put up by our school. GIFT, Grant Initiatives For Teachers, thought the multidiscipline course designed to research the effects of last year's sulfuric acid spill on the fauna and flora of Medina River was a novel idea, and work on a funding pro- posal began. The research class is taught by three teachers, for research fits not only into one scholastic category, but stretches across the curriculum, from natural science and chemistry taught by Mrs. Brown to mathematical statistics and pro- bability with Mrs. Barbara Stem, and yet again to the English skills of technical writing and speaking taught by Mrs. Ellen Shull. A new course means new equip- ment, which includes teachers specialized to teach this type of class. Therefore, the initial amount of the grant went into the enrich- ment of the teachers. Mrs. Stem took Statistics and Math at Stan- ford University last summer while Mrs. Brown embarked on her own research at Trinity. Mrs. Brown A As Bridget Brandes, Paula Muller, and Debbie Alaniz prepare for class, Mrs. Shull and Mrs. Brown leam along with the students, P The research class studies maps. plans on continuing her research at Water Quality Labs in Athens, Georgia. Then, according to the grant, a certain amount had to be budgeted for the buying of expen- dable items, such as field trips, chemicals, and glass items, while the rest was to be used to purchase equipment. This included the MacIntosh computer, the Spectron 20, and software. Still other items were donated, such as the Gas Chromatograph lent to the students by Trinity University, an the Strip Chart Recondensifi from Southwest Research. Th' class was designed to show the i portance of the integration of su jects in research and to stress that ' could not be placed in any singula category. With this background, ' is hoped that students go on to big ger and better things. Who know maybe someday one of them ca discover the cure for cancer, o even the common cold. th Good Investment V Sheila Cordova gets acquainted with Wlldllfe at the YO Ranch 4 Mrs Stem and the research class are gulded down a rocky P ath Neg E R X h 1 we r ,,.. , SS eww 'SSA L ' si 'zza ,r,.:,.,, .. .:2,rs,:, -was tk' X L Wm Nm eeee Yer -i 'Pwww 'PWD ,lg -.A?-N' x .W :W . mf wfiff-A , .e .. f,,w -, fa X? , ,, 5 11N .X 5, H, ,. K' .M x . MQ M W 1 , ff N 3, ,,, yy l L N M8455 ., Ls, I 'f ,, .rf M if i 'vm . Y x x ,eg 5 if qw ,K ,if if ., 45 Sis af P Starting another day are Iennifer Mancinelli and Carolyn Weid man, V Loading the school's means of transportation are Lisa Her nandez, Laura Sanchez, jenny Cruz, and Adriana Garcia. Q af .ef 4 Arranging her books to avoid making that second trip to the car is Lynda Vela. A There's no place like home and school, even if they're in the opposite directions for some students. 0 I -, . lf' , Ji, THEN AND NSW: From mothers, aunts, and grandmothers, Incarnate Word has become a long honored custom for many students. These students find their success in school to be very important as it carries on the spirit of the fami- ly. Debbie Rodriguez remarks, I have high regards for I.W. because my mom and aunt speak highly of the courses, people, extracurricular activities, and overall environment of the school. I'm glad to be continuing the family tradition. Maria Vazquez has found that several changes have been made since her school days. She recalls, Things were less complicated than they are now. Classes were structured and there were fewer students atten- ding high school on the college campus. The year after Ms. Vazquez graduated the high school moved to its present location. Her uniform, purchased at Ioskes, consisted of a tie, a beanie, a long sleeved white blouse, the traditional green skirt, a winter skirt of wool, and brown a white saddle oxfords. In 1949, Ms. Vazquez's seni year, students were allowed to wear short sleev blouses for the first time. Fashion demanded the skir length be seven to twelve inches from the floor. Rules were also quite different. Ms. Vazqu remembers a time when there was silence in t hallway as she kept to the right while moving on her next class. Each class began with a prayer and t sound of a buzzer ended the period. Small earrin were permitted but make-up was forbidden. Although a prom wasn't given, a wide assortment extracurricular activities were available. At Christm time, students helped Red Cross as a schoolwide se vice project. An operetta was another major project. Everyone the school participated. Those who weren't chosen f a role helped by singing in the chorus. . -,rf in iZ4K' 5 Dx Ms. Vazquez, now Spanish and French eacher, was Queen of fear. QSee above right, Hearts her senior 4 R? t 5-2 7 -Z' 5- 9- 6 Fw if in 5 .M 42? 56624 in 4. We ' 5 sl! si RQ , S J 'J' YL 4.3 N1 Q. he ,MW Q nt, x fx. rw ilu, 1 f f mm J v., is 1 sz tk S316 Y 4 K W, .. , tb . 54: x vw , 3- g,?Xx 1 H Q., av mu 'fi 1+ 'S 25 Lo M. , , f 'K ffw, 'X mi? A Q39 4' ,Q fb xrf, els . , if wg, fl P .3 9 Z ef Es YN .QQ it 4, 221. J? We A gr WP 'K x me , THQ? wifi 95 Q w-AWS X '4 st 4 ,mprrjgflgii .. M. 1 'im 'G-S H X z gigfw J.. QS ai mf 4' G :- f 1- mp ,H ,Mtg :ZW .H ff My 1 rwiibgwlir swf ,' 5 1 ,F lv su ,JK 'Q' WW Qi. Q33 . g-A. 4 1 -s .gg if 1 KY s -.4 x sl kat 322' fs :xg 11:9 .5 , V'-QNX w -ir f U is Q 143 nf SH my NSN WTF S , .2 -Q Y' w f a we w ,dm 1 J we :f A av- 'St f- 4 JS' 2 '11 5 QE fee, 'Q u I f x- 34: ' 915 A 4563! E Q .ef if 4: uf N NN fag' pw ue. X as -sfefvf x x 5, 1QiTu V ali sw, 13 M f 9 M. 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M ' -.5 Q2 x -551.1 :QQ N? X 2 mf , , ,,- v WW. , . -ff-f-W' p-,.,MiW 2f .WWW ra. my . W J eliiwksiil :i k MQ. f ,JN 1- 1, Eg 'U' ' V . , ----- W 7 4 f-4. .Wm My , 5, f K wwwfwmwemw-MW , 1 Mwywiwwww, I- A 3 'K 52 ,- ,Anmus at ,, 202 Rosie Valadez and Diana Kruger show Lit Mag is serious about submissions. They Have Printe1 s Ink in Their Veins Perhaps the hardest working students within the school itself are those dedicated individuals who make up the publications' staffs. What other school organization has its members sacrifice their open mods, weekends, senior sign-out, and possibly risk getting several ulcers for little or no tangible credit? What is it that inspires such dedication? It is true that the benefits are limited in real evidence, but myriad in terms of skill and experience. Knowledge of one's contribution in the produc- tion of a publication that many people will pick up and read, either now or in ten years, remains one of the most satisfying incentives for the people who staff the newspaper, the literary magazine, and the yearbook. In order to keep up with the changing of the times, these people intoxicated by printer's ink adapt themselves to many situations to smooth the process of understan- ding for others. The Literary Magazine improved the collecting of literary submis- sions by placing boxes in every ad- visory. Consciousness was raised in another way by bake sales, reciprocation coming in the form of Ode to Chocolate Cake, a poem by Elena Cabral. The newspaper wrote profiles c some students and continued tl opinion polls carried on in at visories. Readers were never su: of the results until the next issue 1 The Star. The fashion layouts wei especially enjoyed. The yearbook tried once again 1 get every person in a candid pictui at least once during her high schot years. Covering world news, nz tional and local news, and the mo important news of the school itse kept Magazine Journalism cla: busy. Editor: Maureen Kelly Associate Editors: Diana Kruger Karen Sablik NEWSPAPER Meihla Petroff Staff: Dee Dee Belmares Pat Harford Frances Kuntz lean Mauriello Irma May Frances Trevino LITERARY MAGAZINE Norma Ayala Maureen Kelly Shannon Iehling Dee Dee Belmares Frances Trevino Helen Casillas Christine Cruz Raquel Ugalde Sharon Cundiff A4 Maureen Kelly supervises one of the popular Lit. Mag. bake sales. Notice Edith Flores reaching for the brownies before they're gone, A Meilha Petroff, DeeDee Belmares, and Maureen Kelly share layout chores. 4 jen Guelich, Monica Hoog, and Belinda Cattarusa celebrate completing an early deadline for the yearbook. Science Club members display their new club sweatshirts: TOP ROW: Maribel Venzor, Laura Marquez, Christina Reynosa, Melody Gennett, Pam Franklin, Suzette Lozano, Michelle Resendez, Leesa Hernandez, Ann Schroeder, Monica Mar- quez, Diana Zamora, Margot Delgado, Rebecca Gomez, Isabel Covarrubias, Penny Blalack, An- na Bernal, Vanessa Nunez, Mr. Townsend, Andy Porter. BOT- TOM ROW: Adrian Garcia, Kathy Ruiz, Dawn Fritzinger, Tanya Willing, Maria Sanchez, Viken Watkins, Loretta Gleitz, and Cynthia Reyna. Spirit ir C 'Math Club y President-Diana Kruger V P.-Br1dgetBrandes Secretary-AnnaiNotzon Treasurer--Beth Brandes y T H yBoosteriC1ub, C R President-Annie Rodriguez rV4P4--Frieda Hornsby y Secretary+- Lorraine Cirlos u C Treasurerf-Kris Heard, C i LeahGa11 TsChoepe Historian-Mari,Garcia, T Carolynsflantu C C f 5CiEnce Club yr Presidente-4Leesa Hernandez V.P.+Penny Blalack i Secretary--Suzette Lozano f Michelle Resendez Treasurer--Mary Martinez Historian- Isabel C C H H Covarrubias C C Booster Club officers, LeahGail Tschoep and Frieda Hornsby take a break after a their hard work. he Science Club, Booster Club, Math' Club have come a long y, as the officers put forth a lot effort to make their clubs suc- sful. Leesa Hernandez, Presi- t of the Science Club, agrees, uch of my time is spent organiz- for club meetings but it's finitely worth it. The Science b has mainly been concerned .th helping out in the eighth de and high school science con- ts and planning their camping p to Lost Maples. The Math Club has also been rking toward successful grade ool and high school contests in e Math Department. The club is ponsible for supplying math tors and choosing members for u Alpha Theta, a national Math nor Society. President Diana I 'uger admits As the contests get oser, the work piles on , . . but my 'ce President is always a BIG lp. Sometimes things can get a xtle hectic but it's worth it after ou see the results. The Booster Club is constantly ept busy as they support the .hletic events and promote school Jirit. They are busy working on IE athletic banquet, which honors ach athlete. They are also busy 'ith the events for I.W. Day. These three clubs with coopera- on, participation, and organiza- on have reached something uni- ue and special. Each member is a art of something they enjoy do- ug, whether it be educational or lst plain fun! The Vocal Arts a A Putting on a happy is Tricia Aleman. A P Marcela Lizcano caught the glamour while posing. P Conrad Birdie fans smiling for the camera are: Martha Valadez, Andrea Kelly, Alicia Iimenez, Rosie Valadez, Mary Martinez, Patty Felan, jennifer Gabriel, Marcela Lizcano, jennifer Plofchan, and Lupita Chapa. A2423 QU! YQN Agri Afrewlsuw ork and Pla ! isn't a To ota, but Laura Hernandez is y A Lulu Lopez takes a break after a hard for glee. rehearsal. A Dancing away are Olianna Guiterrez, Angel Gonzalez, and Monica Hoog. Bye Bye Birdie at Scottish Rite This year's major production of Bye Bye Birdie was hosted by Central Catholic. The production itself required a large cast including Incarnate Word Drama members. Tricia Aleman starred as Penelope Ann, Patty Felan was Ursela Merkle, Jennifer Gabriel was Doris Macafee. An- drea Kelly played Conrad Birdie's back- up singer. Marcela Lizcano was Mrs. Merkle, Barbie Rugen, the Mayor's wife. Iennifer Plofchan, Cindy Rodriguez and Kim Silvas were Town Parents. Cynthia Cabral, Gina Garcia and Karen Hempel played Town Teens. Anywhere from two to four hours on weekdays and six hours on weekends were spent in rehearsals. Starting in ear- ly November and even ran through the show opening night. The play was shown at Scottish Rite Cathedral on February 20 and 21. The building's high ceiling, domed roof and large stage gave just the right acoustics and space needed to perform. 23 Cultures Enrich Gur Lives Mexican, Italian, German, French, Chinese, Vietnamese, Iapanese these are just a few cultures that affect our ways of life today. San Antonians are exposed to so many cultures, one cannot overlook the fact that San Antonio is the melting pot of Texas. Two years ago, the French and Spanish clubs merged to form one of the largest clubs, the Foreign Cultures Club. With Ms. Maria Vazquez as the moderator, the club has celebrated and participated in many city-wide festivities that recognize the influence of culture. From the Iazz Festival to a Polo game and through Fiesta Week ac- tivities, Foreign Culture Club members were there. Spanish readings and roses were symbolic highlights of the mass sponsored by the club. December 8 marked the day that the school assembled in the gym to honor Our Lady of Guadalupe, a Mexican Y Foreign Cultures Club Officers: Sonya Cortez QV-PJ5 Lori Flores fHistJ, Ms. Vazquez fModeratorjg Marlene Trevino fSec'yj, Adriana DeLeon fPresj, and Diane Trippe fTreasj. P Sonya Cortez and her father at the festival booth. tradition. The first week in March was reserved as a week of culture. With Mexican dresses on show and various presentations in foreign languages, the club was happy share with the school the reas for their existence. The American Way After being detained and released by the Argentinian government without any given explanation, Ms. Marta Kejner left her home country to search for a better life. By the end of August of 1977, Ms. Kejner had made her way to the United States. By law, in order to earn U.S. citizenship the immigrant must either marry an American citizen and earn residency status over a three year period or, without marriage, the immigrant must wait five years. Five years was a long wait for Ms. Kejner but she tried to be patient. In April, she took the required exam that covered her understanding of U.S. politics, history and literacy. Over 200 people gathered in front of the Alamo on july 3, 1986. Pledges were proudly recited and new American citizens were sworn. Certificates and pins of the American flag were flamboyantly flaunted. Back home, over sixty close friends were preparing to celebrate Ms. Kejner's new citizenship. A few of the guests were Mr. Terrence Flannery, Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Shull. Guests were high on patriotism in red, white and blue outfits. As the ceremony came to a close she couldn't help being glad for herself and surprised for the unexpected shower of gifts. The end of the day marked the beginning of her new life as an official American. K l h'hf' ' MQHMMSQ ' Ms. Kejner We Salute You! Sonya Cortez, Marlene Trevino and Laura Ramirez cook up fajitas for the festival booth. The Foreign Cultures Club lst meeting September Charlie Brown Cannot Function . . . A On Halloween Shannon Sweeney fleftj meets Shannon Sweeney QMrs. Kautzj AP Semi-formal provides a great time for Christi Anciola and Christopher Baird to get a little closer. The Peanuts Gang, otherwise known as the Student Council of- ficers, worked dutifully to keep the entire school continuously inform- ed, interested, and involved. Shan- non Sweeney, President, Norma Ayala, Vice-president, Yvonne Queralt, Secretary, Marcela Trevino, Treasurerp and Gina Meza, Historian, with Mrs. Kautz and Mrs. Schmidtzinsky as their moderators, used Promote School Spirit as their all-year theme. That was exactly what they did. Barely a month went by without at least one major event occurring under their efficient organization. The Tuesday after school meeting was the normal time to get everyone together to discuss plans, programs, future events and activities. The traditional Back-to-School was held in August with theme Twist and Shout. 'siting the West Side School on ecember 18 saw the entire Stu- nt Council bearing gifts. Again r Easter the high school and their ster school came together to share ve and j oy. Freshman Orientation, eacherfStudent Appreciation ays, and I.W. Day with free ice- eam were events just as impor- nt as semi-formal on Ianuary 10. Le Soir Enchante was held at Shrine Temple, despite reconstruction problems on , The Blood Drive on March 5 once again promoted the school spirit theme and helped others as well. The Texas Bloodbank was thankful for the numerous pints collected. Daily responsibilities, seldom considered as important, were ef- fectively carried out by this group's efficiency: announcements over the intercom every morning and after- noon, cafeteria watch mods 4, 8, 9, 10, 8: 11, monthly, timed fire drills, putting up and taking down the flag outside, and bulletin board decorations. They even run the class and Student Council elections and installations at the end of every year. . . . without his Sang 4A The executive officers open the year with their pink and white matching at- tire. A Sandra Faiias and Daniel Guerrero find no trouble getting into the swing of things at semi. 4 Gina Meza enjoys lunch with her new buddies from Westside Coalition. Reaching for Tomorrow Champions The Champions Club began three years ago as the Right to Life Club with Sr Beatrice as their moderator It is the only high school organization of its kind in San Antonio Today we are cham pions of life liberty and peace Life focuses on the addictive abuses of drugs and alcohol in our teenage society We support the just Say No program and educate ourselves on reasons behind drugs. . Liberty centers on the rights of an unbornrchild. This is the pro-life part of our club. We participateiin events such as the Memorial Ralley which observes the day that the Supreme Court legalized abortion in 1973. . To find peace throughout the world is what we strive for. Guest speakers, films, and reports help us to know more about what we can do. . t C S Iennifer Kaskie Ambition, dedication, and the desire to excel are all characteristics of the members of Campus Ministry, National Honor Society, Breakthrough Club, and Cham- pions Club. They are not afraid to reach out in order to secure a positive future for themselves and others. Campus Ministry's purpose is to keep alive the Christian and com- munal unity. From daily prayer to masses and retreats this organiza- tion enhanced spiritual growth EH 4A Loralei Craighead strikes a final pose before seniors head for home from Camp TECABOCA. A Made-up Mr. Evola poses with Terry Smith and Ellena Parsons at within the student body. National Honor Socie Members work to keep up high grades, organize Cat. Schools' Week and present the nual honors assembly. Breakthrough Club members to help others less fortunate themselves. Their major and profitable project was New Y New York! , the annual show. The hard earned profits donated to the Incarnate sisters of Chibote in Peru. Freshmen Retreat. P NHS members, Nicol Rendon and Andrea Kelly await customei at the festival. AA Carmen Gonzales is masked by Sr. Michelle Belto as jennifer Shultze, Adrianna Flores, Lulu Lopez, Magda Rocha and Claire Weaver look on. .l wg . 1 ' ' xiwzaigi ltx ,., n P is '86-'87 Glee Club: Monica Alvarado Jeanette Arispe Norma Ayala jennifer Burke Sherry Campos 'Lysa Cantu fPres.J Maria Cantu ll'-list.J Lisa M. Castro Teresa Christensen 'Iennifer Clutter fLib.J Tricia Coghlan Liz Davila lo Ann Diaz Mia Flores Marie Galindo 'Debbie Gray Christi Guajardo len Guelich 'Mary Guerrero 'Cindy Guzman lSec.J Stephanie Hemmi Silvia Ibarra 'jennifer Kellman lTreas.J Adele Kozlowski Chris Kunz CLib.j Mary Mares elia Masterson Melissa Mazur Suzanne McNulty Ieanette Morales Molly Moran Michelle Muniz ebbie Pish fV.P. erry Reinarts Laura San Martin ristal Smith Rebecca Stehling ' arcy Trevino Nina Trevino jenny Vallejo Melanie Watkins 'Stella Wilkinson ' adrigals A Poor beggars QM. Guerrero, I. Clutter, C. Guzmanj and rich man QM. Cantuj join forces and carol away during Christmas concert. A Grandmother CS. Ibarraj sings solo at death of the little matchgirln P I. Diaz, L. San Martin, N. Trevino, M. Cantu, C. Kunz, and A. Kozlowski show off their. . . choral dresses? fl ff . . f Y f f I A tk t L ' f . .fn 5 V Y, A l ig l if g gg T . . C1lee Club Girls Are Singing Under the expert uidance of Miss Mary Ann de la arza, the Glee Clubflras more than exploded with talent d near-perfection. After hours and hours of class, ter-school, and weekend practice times, the Glee Club s performed for P.T.C. meetings, Open House, school asses, St. Ann's rade school, and freshman reserve e. The 'Madrigals +' grotap even sang at Saks Fifth venue, Marshall Field's, an the Conservation Society, hile wearing their stunning formals of long black skirts d white blouses, tied with red bows at their waists. The Christmas program The Little Match irl on ecember 12 was tremendously applauded. With Old glish sets and snowflakes coverinig the entire ssembl Hall, their performance lunge right into the ood effectively, not to mention tlle glorious singing. It cluded famous songs such as Irving Berlin's lhristmas and Angels We Have Heard on High . iAn extra-special event was the weekend the Yalies Eme down and the girls were able to join in their pro- am on January 3 by singing three songs with them. his Society of Orpheus and Bacchus from Yale lniversity borrowed the hearts of many that evening. fterwards, a reception was held at the Notzon's, where he S.O.B.'s and the German singing groulp that Mr. Not- on belon s to sang back and forth at eac other half the ight, witiout a complaint from any listeners. It was a igzht never to be forgotten. od er and Hammerstein's music was the entire sub- ect ofg their spring concert. lt included popular songs rom the men's musicals, such as Oklahoma and The round of Music . Success is this Glee Club's middle name. Hard work .oes pay off. l '?'5' A Lit candles accentuate sounds of Angels We Have Heard On High as girls sing. A Miss dela proudly displays her gift 4 Like father, like son : Proud daughter's CT. Coghlan'sJ wonderful Christmas performance. UQ., 'EN ni-sais 'gal Nag! x afzegf f X 49X A z ' 'P NY W ff QW rx fy Q .yr of appreciation from her girls . papa smiles brightly after his 31 ltsa Mu,-WWI. mmm ,M um 3- 'n-:f:-M - , , for the few 1 i ws, W Y ' I: , 4 ...W,., .., ' ' , Z .,,. Z W J V' 5 Q D .V 7 .' gf, ,f fix W- 'Y .. , X's,M- 1 , , . 1 V.: K ,V wif .V,,, - 1, ' Q , 'Q' A , , ,, , A u ' ' 1 H ' ' g ,'., fa- 't ' .gr W1 .65 A W, Q. 'A X , 5 ' A , W5 G' 4 V- -- , H , i, ., mpff' Q -wwwwwwff W 1 if , QI sa? , ' 5 H , i I MWrM ' MqWmwNw'EmM W weep Mmm ezffmzafi., -:ng Wm www? . ... . ,. A m m Wma ' ' ' A A-L-w wgg,4'i3,,,i '5f - K m-wQ.m ' J mwwwm .M ml N, 2 V , Q, A? Q 'qqmwmw . n e g.. V .e ., .y W 2-.esgegm , 'wJ1's?is2g gk Q 1 Q X' Q Q . 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Although Ketso Mabusela was physically present, he was mental- ly reliving a November 21 of the past in South Africa. As he and others marched to protest about high rents, police shot into the unarmed crowds of black citizens, wounding and killing many. Ketso recalled the race of trying to reach and carry the dead to the nearest house before the police carried off the bodies themselves. He describ- ed how he ran out of his bedroom with his leg ablaze when a petrol bomb crashed through his win- dow in the middle of the night. A gnat buzzed around Aviyam Fisher's head while talking and he suddenly slapped at it in the mid- dle of his speech. This quick and unexpected move was what he call- ed a practice of being aggressive. Being eighteen years old, his thoughts were aimed towards join- ing the army of Israel. In his own way he had already become a M. Finger listen. soldier, a soldier fighting for world peace. In another case, Ruben Mejia and his mother hid terrified under the bed as soldiers shot their door open. When the soldiers found them, Ruben and his mother sat in their living room looking into the barrels of machine guns. Outside, they heard death in every gunshot. They somehow were set free. In desperation, his mother sent him to the U.S. for safety and did not see him for two years. Peace is the sweetest thing that Ruben has ex- perienced in his new life in Maryland. - ..... Nadia, Ketso and Ruben answer questions as D. Duenas, R. Garcia, I. Guerrero and si I cannot raise my flag and sa to myself and to the whole worlc 'This is my flag and I'm proud c itl' These were the empassione feelings that Nadia Hussary c West Bank, Palestine, shared. 'A don't have a government or an ar my or soldiers to protect me. l'r always afraid of what will happe: to me in the future. Nadia is on of the many who have beei thrown into a world of limbo. Sh pleaded that we never let her forge that she is a Palestinian. Sometimes it gets too emotiona to us was what Ketso said whei Yasmin Ialala of Afghanistan brokf ',,,. into tears while trying to tell her story. Her past was one that she's tried to forget. Ketso continued her story briefing us on those that were left behind in order for her to Survive. These Children of War have not even lived half of a lifetime, yet they have witnessed things some people never see. Ruben and Yasmin live in the US., the others must return. They and many others on the tour face serious punish- ment from authorities. Sarah Childs of Houston, Texas, and Kelly Butcher from California acted as U.S. components, pro- moting our participation for their freedom and peace. You can help because you live in a democratic society where you can speak out. Don't take advantage of that, do something -Sarah Childs. Through the work of Mr. Iames I-laster and Denise Hartnett, the tour proved to be a heartwarming success. 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X ,A QAP f Wide World Photosj P Lady Sarah and Prince Andrew are received by a cheering English nation. The Mets celebrate their vic- tory in the World Series QOPPOSITE PAGEJ. Z f Q f f Z iff , ff if Z pw ,f Z 5 W r. ..., ., 33 'f V Q fi W ff! in fm ' 1 , Ag way I f-'I' Mill., A Corazon Aqumo became the President of the Philippines. L J White Wednesday A jenny Cruz, Yvette Gonzalez, Margaret Flores, Kristina Heard and Adele Kozlowski make snowballs. Y Melissa Forey, Lisa Lockwood, and Myra Arredondo work on an electricity experiment in physics class. When there is the right amount of water vapor along with a temperature just above freezing, snow willbegin to form. But San -4 if Antonians view isnow a miracle, which happened january 21, 1987. On the way to school, studs watched sleet form into s specs of snow and then bec large flakes. One televi weatherman reported .1 flakes as large as seven in wide. I I ,Many people held out cup catch the snow, stuck t tongues out the window to c it, or even got out at a red lig make sure it was real. As soon as students reac school they jumped out of tl cars and began running, scre ing and dancing around their friends. Advisory 114 e took their ad picture Cp. 1 When the time came, teac Math vs ,plies - s 1 for X ,f jg X Math courses offered: Pre-Algebra Algebra I, II p p Geometry I, II Algebra Il, IV Mathematics of Consumer Economics I, II Essentials of Math Algebra III, IV CHI I Trzgonometry Pre-Calculus IH? Calculus CA.P.l 38 i to force them to come inside moming advisory and class Seniors joined together in Let's go home, 1et's go so Mrs. O'Rourke pro- Now if you're really so we can get everything early I'll let you play in the Everyone cheered. This White Wednesday af- all of San Antonio just the same way as it did In- nate Word. People were drawn away jobs, meetings, ap- and prior com- to enjoy the snow even was for just a moment about how long it stayed on ground. their - CIEHCE Q Science courses offered . Biology I CRI if lHJ Biology II !A.P.J Environmental Science Marine Science T Physical Science Chemistry I IRI Er IH! Physics IH! Chemistry II CA.P.l Laboratory Management Astronomy Introduction to Research CI-D l l l Even though the math and science departments competed for points in other contests, it didn't keep them from working together. They sponsored the first UIL con- test by Incarnate Word. Students contributed to the contest by proc- toring and scoring the tests. The students even tested the tests themselves. Sixteen schools came, but the number of Incarnate Word science and math students and teachers made it a huge success. Excitement was added to the Chemistry I honors class when they made ice cream. It was a lab to learn about the effects of various freezing points. Kristen Joseph stated, It was a welcome change of pace that made learning fun and tasty too. Mr. Chris Evola's physics students discovered some old equipment in the physical science prep room, believed to have been left over from the 1940's or even before. Students were amazed and en- joyed working with the strange things. Even Mr. Evola was a little overwhelmed with his findings as he exclaimed, It looks like something from a Frankenstein movie. 4 Mrs. Barbara Stem greets her new friend with a look of curiosity. AA Karen Kiselis observes a close-up view of a smaller world. A Stella Wilkenson and Mary Guerrero work diligently on their algebra homework. 39 Estudios Culturales Foreign literature and culture ap- preciation is a study that has been greatly encouraged over the years. Although only two credits of a foreign language are required for graduation, students continue to aim higher. Most students start the climb up the ladder by learning basic skills such as reading, listen- ing, speaking and writing. Only a select few dare to climb to the top to an Advanced Placement pro- gram for college credit. Sr. Marietta Hardimann works to progress the first year Spanish stu- dent into second year Spanish with Ms. Marta Kejner. Ms. Kejner offers P Sr. Agnes Rose Piwonka working in the Language Lab. A jennifer Smith does a dic- tation lesson in the Language Lab. Spanish honors courses and the fourth year course of Spanish A.P. which is equivalent to first and se- cond year college Spanish. Two foreign languages are con- nected by talented trilingual, Ms. Maria Vasquez. As well as teaching Spanish I and II, French comes as easily as English. This year's Latin students are fortunate to have Dr. Tarcisio Beal from Incarnate Word College. Latin is the base for the romance languages. Dr. Beal's classes reach further than basic skills. Philosophy, law, medicine, and science have a direct influence in the study of the Latin language. One person that is often overlooked is Sr. Rose Piwonka and the language lab which pro- vides tapes to aid students to speak fluent French and Spanish. Sr. Rose has always sat quietly at the switchboard, monitoring and help- ing students with the mechanical part of learning a foreign language. Offering more than just language study, the study to gain an understanding of history, and culture helps the student to ad- vance to new corridors of learning. 4 Lupita Castrejon and Michelle Delgado conjugate verbs while Sr. Marietta looks on. V Dr. Beal helps Kathy Kiselis with her Latin lesson. The Designers of a New World A study of future housing trends, lor coordination in clothes and e preparation of foods are a few -camples of what Ms. Anna Her- andez offers Home Economics zudents. Home Economics is a sic learning of how to manage a me and daily life economically d creatively. Mmmmm , smells good! The all outside room 211 fills with the ch aroma of kitchen masterpieces. ood and Nutrition students cook up everything from the classic chicken and rice to mouthwatering chocolate fudge. Housing and Furnishing includes the study of architectural structures of homes, often centering on beau- ty, convenience and cost. This course also addresses the selection and arrangement of furniture and interior designs. . . So-with needle pulling thread . . as the song goes. Nee- dle and thread along with a sewing machine are useful tools for a Clothing and Textiles student. Design, figure analysis and choice in fabrics are just a few things that affect the art of designing and creating clothes. Each of these three courses of Home Economics is offered as a half credit elective course. They often create our future interior designers, fashion coordinators, gourmet chefs and wonderful housewives. Voyages Through Time ww W I Within the departments of English, Fine Arts, and Speech every student becomes something of a time traveler. In English, students read about different eras and cultures throughout their four years. ln the Fine Arts and Drama classes students have the opportunity to perform plays by Shakespeare, poems by Emily Dickinson and speeches by Martin Luther King. Students in speech class prepare for the future by perfecting speak- ing techniques. There have been many winning writers this year. Kathleen O'Brien and Lisa Soane were published in Young Pegasus and Berni Green, Mary Mares, and Samantha White took prizes in the C. W. Miller Poetry contest. In February Kathleen O'Brien and jean 4 Carrie Eiserer, Megan Forsythe and Adele Kozlowski work on their Odyssey in Open Lab, 4 Adriana Garcia, Monica Chapa and Anna Notzon are all smiles in English Open Lab, 44 Students watch a video tape hav- ing to do with the Odyssey. A Miss Finger demonstrates Ballad poetry to the sophomores, A Group discussions go on in Mrs. Kautz's Open Lab, P Creative Writing students go on a field trip to the McNay Museum. Mauriello took home prizes at the St. Mary's University Writing Workshop. Sophomores as well as A.P. Seniors welcomed a student teacher, Miss Iulie Finger from St. Mary's University. Iuniors saw the production of Homer's Odyssey at the Carver Cultural Community Center as well as creating a Confluence of Writers for their English project. The freshmen and sophomores followed tradition. Sophomores had their Poetry Workshop and the freshmen saw and participated in the Holocaust Workshop. The Fine Arts and Drama depart- ment students have performed in one-act plays, some of them writ- ten and directed by themselves. Others have participated in various citywide drama contests. Students in Sr. Mary Helene's Speech classes learn to give extem- poraneous and explanatory speeches. They practice correct parliamentary procedure, form, eti- quette, and manners for office and home. They even practice how to speak on the phone, which are necessities for young women in to- day's society. journalism, both newspaper fthe Starj and magazine Qthis bookj pro- vide elective credit for some. The Creative Writing and Technical Writing classes do also. With all of this the travel is exciting. A Route to the Future . . . History offers a look down the roads of the past. Among the many events of the year were essay and poster contests that the students participated in. These contests were sponsored by such organiza- tions as the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Sons of the Republic of Texas, and Fort Sam Houston. They gave the participants fun as well as a challenge. Students also went with Close-up on visit to our nation's capitol Qsee page 455. But not all special projects took place outside of the classroom. Oral reports and dramatic skits were presented. Special reports were helpful in causing the students to learn about and then present more specific aspects of history. The use of visual aids and video cassettes helped people to see and hear history. Some students in American history interviewed men and women about their real-life ex- periences during the depression. They got an inside look at the emo- tional effects events of the past had on the people living through them by doing these personal interviews. History, too wide a subject to be packed into one class, is divided in- to main categories. United States history looks into the record of our nation's past. World history is a category that covers a broader range of history. That of many nations. Government students dissected the American government to see how it worked and was pieced together. They also studied the way it evolved. Somewhere in there the student was to find her place in government and respon- V Diana Kruger presents an oral report The Great Gatsby. P Gina Garcia gives oral on Voltaire while Mr. Frazier students listen attentively. sibility to it. Have you noticed anyone wat- ching you closely? Well, they might just be studying Sociology. Sociology students observed peo- ple in malls, with peers, among family members, and even in the hallways of school. They were also broken up into groups to study group interaction and then report on it. Yes, history students learned many very important things in and out of the classroom. One was that history is not only a class of the past, it is also a lesson for the future. . ., -- . ,, -, W SOCIAL SCIENCE COURSES OFFERED' World History - World Geography Sociology Psychology . , Applied Economics Advanced Social Problems American Government American History ' United Statos Hisiory 5 ' A Cl semy Adventure With did? 1350 exterior Mr Mxfxgrwm Nw:-ies Qanm, Sonya Qorfezy S to a!3aQHerma,JeQny Guerrero, Igms Heard, Mara Mendez, Alma Morales, Ywofmeo nerailt 933131025 Qwoezigym ebra fTeraFkf Ei'anQe,s Tzevmo, ang: I4sa.QV1IQarwV5o1ri6d CI el up una tnpio WHSEHKOH NC 9 fi'2x' ' 4 liii io Also Sthe Q vers Review for whale enwsh women mth our 'Eleacasw Clemgrepagzegx ,and Sengxogs Fax erfgeriaufment meg took 3:1513 ef shadow and werrtfohpi aoofllmoer theraliref Mwhai gxgctly 15 Close-up? Gage lap ab aixargoffai fferwhprafikw brgimiationlwlwlaasc iRd, omilf W Qwingc IEQFQ +9-IRSHWH iyif oii,i o'g95?fifm?3'1?if9 W. 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QLucy Boughtonj The Children of War tour had a very strong effect on a lot of people because we learned how easy we have it compared to others. al Th Alicia Silva, Aurelia Reyna, Yvonne Ban-era, Cynthia Burha C illa Martinez flsori Floresj fss?-.-F315 fx X Q N Q Angie Moraniec 5 s , -9559? G 46 iff ii -1- rf 13 The most outstanding memory c my IWHS years will be the colc green. Everything in this school i green: the walls, uniforms cafeteria. We don't even get S Patrick's Day as regular clothe because our uniform will do ju: fine! CCathy Celestinoj Incarnate Word graduates have sense of fellowship. Ueanie Sanchezj Ann Mane Gomez r K Sharon Cundiff ' ts. , Q vias ,. ,,.. 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All of this in one day's work I'm a secretary, sitter and an office clerk! I used to wash dishesp Now I wash clothes. I used to tie shoelacesg Now I tie bows. I used to run errandsg Now I run tracks. I used to sell chickensg Now Isell Macs. - - I I xaifgiiziffs as . X ' I T, ,R N if 69 an x x X 'xx g I l K .....,.. i..,j.I..Q ' L' 'w.,,n, x ., ng- nr f. 8:12. E if I , :em nf ap 3: ,af-A e 4 Christi Guajardo shows us the merchandise at the Foot Locker at Central Park Mall. A Melissa Forey takes a break after the noon lunch hour at Schlotzsky's. 44 Ro- seAnn Hernandez works to develop responsibility and leadership at Fox Photo. unless the ax falls i ssiie IiovedgtbisliibtiilwlE51 3, ,r:, ,Y .LL, Ili ,,r.k: QV K? is illll 4 errs 4 e?1fh?iiII365I3i5Q i fr P1RBD ss1ferf1wuShff slr 4 srrissl or . in as he lz,, i.AE IVVFI 'lie liiii ssll issees elll ifjijf,-E-WdSn5t'ft09Hf6HIa5i-Q i'fS f l,1, ,A,1 , 3.1133 ess l , , i 1 llr silr ilii ssl an eeal rea 4 i alis i i 3 E 1 FASHIUN ITS Boom! Fashion is alive and in gear with different styles appealing to different students. Popular brands are those such as Esprit, Guess, Bananna Republic, and Outback Red. What stores are im- portant this season? In addition to the already known Sac's, Ann Taylor, The Limited, and Foley's there is a new friend in town, Mar- shall Field's at Northstar Mall. Some students would rather stay up-to-date in loose, baggy shirts with jeans and shorts. Gthers are pleased by the ever-so-popular straight skirt accented with a color- ful sash at the hips. What's the word on denim? Yes, it's back again and catching lots of looks. Long hair has also returned with a variety of ways to wear it-long smooth curls, wild with waves, or just naturally straight. As usual, there are those trends that disappear and get pushed to the back of the closet each year. Plaid and paisley have basically had it for now, while solids and pattems have moved up front. The popularity of silver earrings, necklaces, rings and bracelets has reached just about everyone. Puff- ed hearts, silver beads and bows are some of the many designs available. Whatever the styles and tastes preferred, Incamate Word girls are sure to have the winning look of fashion. just take a look around, surely you'll agree! fun- ,1 ii, , fl ' 3 ,ff . ' Q , f. thx., - V ' Lt. . '.' 9 I -1- 1.3 ., - . - -.,- --, N - V a' ig- j,.:f,Y ,,jV,Q3, V, D r -W ' l 'lffflwn 51,4 557996145 ix We Y sl 5 People listen. Clothes alone tell others a lot about 2 person. Suzanne Vontour felt that girls who weai long-fitted skirts possess a daring quality. Both Stacey Holland and Gina Garcia thought that a long skirt says that a person knows what's in style. Sometimes people's opinions differ. Betsy Dufilhc thought, A person who wears tank-top dresses is usually outgoing and confident, but Melissa Guelict said a person wearing a tank-top dress was carefree. Do you think that the way a girl wears her uniforrr represents the way she regularly dresses? Many - can -uf-wi! .QL Q 'I ,ef ' V tj if . 1 K ,rl f V :V , V, V' 1, V, in 1' ,U ' , ' I El Q ,. a 5- 1 ff f 0' fw 4 . t ,Q . r ' rw. tl V'-K nf, . A Q :f 'i'st if Eg t . 2. , !Sfg?.l.g? pq K any' 3 1 , ,al .I ,v . Y.-11,-'. 'H , X w' l t H't v r'w.., ,, N K 1 2,-, ' 1 .. Qgixvygxt K A. K 3 .Far-f - - -. X 5' ,Ai w Q , ' r ' --1 - ,, I ,rs i, 1 dents believed it did. Lisa Esquival talked of their se of fashion. Dawn Fritzinger explained, People ho wear big clothes wear their uniforms big, and if ey wear closer fitting clothes, they wear tucked-in llI'tS.H There were some who disagreed. Renee Casanova id, I don't really think the way a person wears their iiform depicts the way they regularly dress. What do students of IW like to wear? Tanya Willings id the clothes she liked were big shirts and baggy ants. Melody Genett said her favorite style was 4 Theresa Cisneros, Christy Anciola, Suzan McNulty, Veronica Berlanga, and Gretchen Finger take a rest in an old Texas live oak on the IW cam- pus. V Kendra White, Melissa DeLeon, Noelle Burch, Denise DeMartino, Gina Montiverdi, Elvia Danford, and Liz Garza are dressed in their best and on the lookout to make sure you go slow in front of the science building. VV Sunny Gonzales, Brenda Hemandez, Roxanne Olivarri, Odilia Aguilar, and Ana Ortiz Qleft to rightj. 'UQYX L nw ft Baggies. Debbie Gray said, Short jeans and mini- skirts, and Jenny Barbour preferred tight knit skirts with big oversized sweaters. Though fashion magazines said the in-color was green, students had different ideas on what it really was. The opinions ranged from khaki and army green to turquoise, including red, yellow, black, and blue. Opinions on the in-pattem also varied. It seemed most felt it was solids while others .mentioned plaids, bold prints, and stripes. Tradition Continues I had been looking forward to hav- ing a little sister since my freshmen days. It is a tradition I was excited to accept as a senior because it brings love and friendship throughout both classes. -Loralei Craighead As of August 20th the classes of '87 and '90 were permanently united. Rituals of initiating freshmen have been passed on from generation to generation. Mrs. O'Rourke summed up Big Sister- Little Sister day as a marvelous time for creating lasting friendships between seniors and their little sisters. Relationships between sisters continued throughout the year. During freshman elections, Seniors could be seen wearing brightly col- ored freshman campaign buttons. They were determined to show their support. On that long-awaited day, flowers, hugs, and special wishes of luck from Big Sisters eased nerve-racking tension for can- didates. Christine Won admits, My big sis, Christina Cabral, was very helpful to me when I ran for Vice President. She gave me a lot of good ideas from her own experience. Speeches proved to be creative from Melanie Domingo's rap to Ana Ortiz's Chiquita Banana performance. Karen Sablik and Diana Duenas were the proud big sisters. Ann Silva welcomes her little sister, O'Neil, the rainbow train con- into Student Council. f-nC2Nll A tis ,M i..b Q-11-- as X so ,nur pai: 5 .ps x G X NA.. 4 jennifer Barbour, Missy Arias, Claudine Espinosa, Odie Aguilar, Angelica Rodriguez, Patricia Jimenez, and Mary Sciaraffa. 47 Rachel Quintero's little sisters, Teresa Monteverdi and Tracy Guzman, show off their new look . V Demonstrating what Big sisters do best, Laurie Palmer carries little sis, Tanya Will- ing, into the new year. vii? Sung x f Central Cheerleaders: Mary Kay DeWinne, Lura Dudley, Eydie Flores, Dawn Fritzinger, Christina Orosco, and Anita Uribe. X JNL 114716 JZ .fviiii fig . 3 r KA? As Antonian Cheerleaders: Lorale Craighead, Natalie Rodriguez, an Lynda Velag Holy Cros Cheerleaders: Lisa Ortegan an Terri Rubio. How About You -N, -SN.. .SN Q ,iz 'Q 53 61 A A reflection of Norma Ayala's spirit. P Lisa Collins and Denise Hartnett are all smiles at North Star Mall. We all know that Incarnate Word has more! Not only has our spirit shown at school sponsored ac- tivities but the addition of IW spirit has branched out in the form of cheerleading and membership in the booster clubs at our brother schools: Antonian, Central Catholic, and Holy Cross. CS Everyone thinks cheerleading is all smiles, but it's not. In many ways it's a sport all its own. Cheerleading is hard work but at the same time can be very gratify- ing to see all those people cheering along with you. When the girls take on the responsibility of cheerleading they not only have to work physically they also have work hard during school. It's easy to spot an IW girl eve without her green skirt, whi blouse, and saddle oxfords. nnifer Collins gives us her rendition of a gue Pose . It's all in her eyes and smile. She diates kindness, generosity and ost of all Spirit. This Spirit can also be seen out 1 the town. From Taco Cabana to e traditional tours of the malls, A Cindy Guzman in a Limited style. 4 Blue jean is in and so are Tricia Coghlan, Stephanie Hemmi, and Kris Heard. Do. this spirit is everywhere. On occa- sion, there have been times when TC has been swamped with IW faces. If IW faces is what you want to see, check out North Star Mall at 2:30 on Friday F. Prom Foleys to Ioskes it's wall to wall shamrocks. This all brings one question to ponder on, How much spirit can a shamrock have? Q .za sa ay yrs, nu. ' f V - J ?.fQk 'iTf Q ,.:,...,' W Egymv . W N N W --:,Q.,,:, - V :I J A yy: N Ag? img: K? Y e . we , htmws ... . 1 J . ,. Maggy? A wk 05 .. kggg, R Q, Vik . .. , ,Q . ..,. . 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A W, nf K Rn YSL gf . Zig E12 322, fi' ia 1, A , 151. Weil 'sax X ., 'lk 'ff . XA, A- 1,3 .2 -Asa - ,QA ,, I ,W A. ,, ,,,,Esis' ..,A,. AW, ,A A, .,,fW'y.L , , A ,A . 'EA fig :A ,f 1 X ,A mg- ,1' 559, 'RSE wi 554' 352 ax' 512. 'TL iii? 2- x ' H1 '53, lien. A fi: my n A ,, ,A A Mmm, . in Sig X '-'is fl :rl wr ' 211 -553 is Iwi f 1552 'Ml ' 'lift Q53 ' M ' wi K ?'f, A , A A ,,,, A .A A A , fi 2 M -' 'Sm aaa an Ls ff , W-A SSH, ri. 25? A, , Ms. 5, 'TE , M A ,AA La? ' ills: ni, Q2 A f 15. 1: ,,- fg, . A-A X 'ins Tix. ,gif A A A A ia, , , .,,. ,AA M, ..A,,. , ,, A A A. QL 5 K 2,-:--AAMM,Af15fw,vfaQwefml,fs,5?8F153,,mwJiS5Stlfa?g,mR'Q51:12cfS5ei:s:si-1Q:wf,m2w ,wi :wwf www,w-msfm-ww m1.m,f,feeen,.weewaew,wws,ALfszz1s5xSmm :,AwHSA2RseQQanan:fw,wx1mg:w,mwff,fwA:wf,E?3L-1,mfw M ., Varsity - SCGREBOARD BSA win St. Francis win Ursuline win St. Gerard loss Providence win BSA win St. Francis win Ursuline win St. Gerard loss Providence win , FRONT ROW: F. Hornsby, M. Garcia, L. Cantu, A. Rodriguez, L. Tschoepe, M. Garcia BACK ROW: M. Trevino, Y. Queralt, K. Heard, K. Kiselis, I. Kellmann, N. Rendon There were five returning varsity players involved in the 1985 State Championship victory. In addition to those five, came six quick- learning Iuniors and one Spunky Sophomore. The girls were to concentrate on one point at a time . This was a secret phrase that was repeated over and over again by Coach Gar- cia which led to the team's 8-2 district record. With experiences came challenges. The team was involved in Northside and Northeast tour- naments. They also competed against many 5A schools. These pre-season games led to ex- periences which helped to bring out the hidden talent of the team. V Susie DeLeon confronts Providence at the net in a clash for the ball. A Lysa Cantu displays a powerful form as she prepares to serve the game point. Freshmen- oint ata Time I.V. Undefeated Ruby Lopez, Ianelle Sifuentes, Gina Rodriguez, Susie DeLeon, TOP: Marylou Lugo, Andy Porter, Karen Kiselis, Betsy Dufilho, Lisa Mitchell, Maria Cantu LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Rios, A. Ibarra, K. Daneher, I. Ianoweitz, I. Chapa, A. Salazar, D. Rangel, G. Ianoweitz 4 jennifer Kellmann sets up to spike the winning point. V Karen Kiselis concentrates on one pass in hopes of a killer spike. In district, the Shamrocks did ex- tremely well, but 'in two hard fought battles against St. Gerard's, they were unable to grasp the district title and did not attend the State Tournament. Two varsity members, Iennifer Kellmann and Kathy Kiselis were chosen to compete in U.S.V.B.A. under Mrs. Gool Castleberry. They will be competing in San Antonio, New Orleans, and California. They hope to qualify to play in the junior Olympics in New Mexico. Varsity COACHES: Mr. Emest Gonzales and Mr. Lee Willing SWIMMERS: QFRONT ROWJ: Karen Hempel, Tanya Willing, Rita Arredondo, Sheila Masterson, QMIDDLE ROWJ: Debbie Gray, Sarah Lucero, Elena Cabral, Monica Alverado, Sylvia Alanis, Carla Solis, Susan Kim, QBACK ROWQ: Gina Garcia, jessica Ianiewicz, Noelle Burch, jennifer Gabriel. QNot shownj: Susan Mclnnis, Megan Forsythe, and Teresa Cisneros. DIVERS: Monica Alverado, and Iulie Farias. SWIM TEAM SAYINGS: Drown the Mules . . . You better move, 'cause we're iplashing through . . .We will-BEAT OU! . . . Maynard lives . . . We're on the road to State. . . I. W. Shamrocks, SPLASH! .. f The swim team, in their sec year gained strength and spirit w returning swimmers and n fish, Manager Susan Kim stat There's a lot of spirit and t bonds the team together and ke us close. But new swimmers weren't only additions to the team. assistant coach, Lee Willing, add much to the team in the way firm advice and a stron knowledge of swimming. Mana Debbie Gray said, We've impr ed so much. Lee, as our new coal has really worked the team preparing them for state. In the words of Coach Ernt Gonzales: We have improv over the last year by the addition our coaching staff. The other bonus arrived witl' diving team of Iulie Farias a Monica Alvarado. Iulie Farias: I a lot of fun and it takes a lotp practice. I think, as one of the fi to join, that soon more people v become interested in it and divi will become as big as swimming any other sport at the schoo1. They left their first meet, v torious. But the girls found co petition got tougher as the yt progressed. Teams like Alai Heights and Roosevelt presenter supreme challenge. The team competed very vt under the circumstances. Mr. Gt zales: The competition at Alai e w h! ghts was tremendous and I 'eve that we surprised them h the quality of competition. ee Willing remarked, I would that a lot of teams came to ets thinking we would be easy eat and we not only surprised m, but we also beat a few of mil hat did swimmers think of the petition at Alamo Heights? sica Ianiewicz stated, It was t a tough meet. lena Cabral expanded, Alamo ights had a lot more experience, t we had ,a lot to show for rselves and if we keep up our rits and our hard work we'll be e to conquer Alamo Heights h ease and confidence. .he girls proved their talent en before the end of the first rter many had already qualified state. These were Noelle Burch, esa Cisneros, Lisa Esquival, gan Forsythe, Margie Fuentas, lody Genett, Karen Hempel, p lene Herber, and Tanya lling. 'Being on the team has taught to be dedicated and work very td to reach my goals. It has also n loads of fun! exclaimed Rita 'edondo. 'anya Willing, a freshman, sum- d up the year: I think we have 'ery good swim team this year l a very good possibility of im- lving to where we come back number one at state in the future years. u A Backstroker, Sylvia Alanis, coming into the homestretch. 4 Megan Forsythe poses with the swim team's mascot, Maynard Fleegle. 4 4 Breastroker, Tanya' Willing, pulls ahead. 4 4 4 Shalene Herber, Carla Solis, Sheila Masterson, and jessica Janiewicz. Energetic Courageous Talent P R. Riojas, D. Duenas, and B. Brandes warm up during halftime. 4 B. Brandes controls the ball. 47 Fancy feet work is shown by M. DuBois. VARSITY SCOREBOARD TOP: Kathy Starnes, Heather Danysh, St. Mary'5 H311 1055 Rosa Ana Riojas, Betsy Dufilho, jenny - - Cruz, Martha Cavazos, Bridget Brandes, Memonal Wln Gina Pastrano, Georgie Ianoweitz, Karen LBIUEI' W1I'l Sablik, BOTTOM: jennifer Plofchan Judson Win fmanagerj, Beth Brandes, Diana Duenas, I W Cor us Christi Win Lisa Czamecki, Christine Kunz, Margie ' ' P Sablik Qmanagery, Michelle DuBois, and St. Agnes fHoustonj loss Diane TfiPPe- Youth Group win St. Stephen's QAustinQ win The soccer team prepared for the start of another season with highs spirits, enthusiasm, and goals. The team was under the direction of a new coach MsQ Kathy T Gaudet. Michelle DuBois said, I think Coach brought to our team not on- ly distinct aspects of the game but the confidence and the pride to say We are the Incarnate Word Soccer Team. Ms. Gaudet gave successful strategies and new techniques with such ideas as shoot towards the far post and always take a shot the season ended with a 6 3 record The Shamrocks played various teams and travelled as far as Austin and as close as home field Olmos Park Their terrific display of talent at state in Houston allowed them to A Betsy Dufrlho practices her ball control PA The Shamrocks celebrate a vlctory 1 Diana Duenas prepares to arm for the far take fourth place in the finals post .dan Karen Sablik and jenny Cruz flash that winning smile. VARSITY QBACK ROWQ Ms Toth L Tschoepe S Sweeney P Franklin S ONe1l1 M Garcia QFRONT ROWj N Rendon K Heard L Mitchell A Rodriguez M Lugo Ursuline 37 19 St Francis 79 16 St Gerard 35 41 Providence 46 45 St Francis 75 13 Ursuline 75 33 St Gerard 53 58 Providence 49 55 SC0REBOARlDS The Varsity team began the season with a fresh start. Adding to the list of players was one vivacious freshman nicknamed Skip and otherwise known as Shannon O'Neil. Two represen- tatives from the sophomore class Mary Lou Lugo and Mari Garcia joined the team hoping to add to the Shamrock pride. The up- perclassmen rounded out the team with four juniors: Lisa Mitchell, Kris Heard, Pam Franklin, and Nicole Rendon, and three seniors: Anne Rodriguez, Shannon Sweeney, and Leah Gail Tschoepe. P Shooting for the winning basket against Ursuline is L. Tschoepe, S. Sweeney, and N. Rendon Shamro i .Qty 'V 1 Flores F Randel M Faz D Rangel M Carroll Knot pic C Parker, ride prevail Together the girls competed in three tournaments, one which was held in Dallas. They had a fantastic non-district season. The team was challenged by area schools and ended the season with a 7-2 record. The Varsity team was fired-up when the district season rolled around. In their first two matches they came through winning. The season ended with a 5-3 record. In two upsetting games against St. Gerard's and one unexpected win from Providence, the Shamrocks knew that being district champs was not in store and the State tour- nament was not on the agenda. But pride is what kept the Shamrock team together through victories and defeats. AA I. Sifuentes, T. Lozano, C. Cantu, Y. Franklin rebounds the ball. A Shamrocks Martinez, M. Alvarado, A. Uviedo watch waitin anticipation forthe winning points. attentively at a basketball game. 4 Pam 'Through Alamo Heights and around Olmos Park We run when it's light until it's A practically dark. A In a van close behind sits Toth at the wheel I Seeing us sweat she knows how we feel. But she honks and she jokes from the twindowof the van, 'If itfs state you want- youfll run as fast as you canl' So we huffed and we puffed Until the important date l We stood on the field A l and yelled, 'This is State!' w 4 Suzanne McNulty, at TMI, shows powerful swing. V Norma Ayala show concentration before the race. IILOVEII Words from the Coach . . . Mr. gl-laster sydiet of vegetables andyfresh fruitggives me more energy. This was overheard' by Mr. jim Haster tennis coach. He has eleven players including 'four - seniors we look to for 'leader- schools which provided increas- ing 'levels of competition. The TCH. State Tournament was ,held in San Antonio providing the team, with .an advantage Haster stated. V K y ship. 'l'he schedule included SA V 4 f ig 'ian H ya V Q q '-, fi pw ' ri Q., , yi 4 A . ..y , ...A a . fe M... f A ..... V, -. ,, i . f ee i . f i if ti, la, f 'l i . y , g Q. ,M ft if A f if ..- 'lf , 5 it 4 M y y , ,Z W if 5 fi Norma Ayala broke the State Cross Country record at the State meet. Guajardo and D. Duenas. , 5 4 4 'wif M. Cavazos, M. Forey, N. Ayala, S. . Whata Racket . . The tennis team coached by Mr. lim Haster' competed against 5A and private schools. The team members arer, R. Valadez M Petroff I. Ds-:Luna A.. Silva L. Limon Y. Queralt A. Flores R. Guerra 5. They played serious and were under strict 1 rules, Alicia Silva explains Mr. Haster would buy us non-sugar cereal and put us on a nutritious diet the day before our match but the day after we pigged-out . , ll ll I , , , , McNulty, C. Weaver, and V. Maggot. 4, ,, I I I I ff I M. Cavazos and M. Forey take a 3' warm-up walk. SAR Running Sodke, D. Duenas, N. Ayala, B. Brandes, R. Riojas, C. Mendiola, and M. Forey are off and unning. Adriana Flores is caught in the swing of things, i 76 A The I.W. Cheerleaders smile as their press-up stunt goes up successfully. BACK ROW: Monica Chapa, Renee Gonzalez, Shannon Groffg MIDDLE ROW: Debbie Alaniz, Mary Finger, Mary Villarreal, Michele Alvarado: FRONT ROW: Sandra Farias, Anna Notzon. AA Monica Chapa and Mary Finger display a partner stunt. 4A Renee Gonzales listens intently as the squad decides what their next routine will be. 4 Shannon Groff and Mary Villarreal show perfect timing during their back handsprings. vertime ays off' . . . Short white skirts and big green bows, hair flying everywhere and runs in the hose! They dazzle and smile the whole night through, with high kicks and jumps they're always on cue. The sweat pours out each time at the game, and the once pretty face isn't now quite the same! They flip and turn dance, scream, and yell, but the audience is astonished and cast by a spell. Their job is performance it must always be top, the hard work and effort must never, ever stop. They're a group in themselves and friends they'll always be, they laugh, cry, and share so much: especially victory! So-who are these girls? Full of talent as they beam- they're the I.W. cheerleaders and snazzy dance team! AA Cheerleaders A Dance Team TOP ROW: CLOCKWISE: Shannon Groff Melody Gennett Debbie Alaniz Mary Finger Anna Notzon Michelle Alvarado Sandra Farias BOTTOM ROW: Monica Chapa Mary Villarreal Renee Gonzalez Michelle Resendez Ianyna Mercado Marisol Palacios Sheila Velasquez Mary Martinez Monica Marquez Dawn Fritzinger NOT PICTURED: Marilyn Hinjosa Mara Mendez 6 2 mam fwa-v see 2-1' Z ra--Lfffa R' A M K X U S , we L L K H LL -e w L wHi'f1232?W fsfsasfffaf' LL, - f,,I,L,LL L L L , if1'xs,11,,fg1,L5gg,.L,5sL1'L-L. ,Q 1' rf A f- fsf 1-fwfgw Y 'L f 1' 2 ' If L 1 H2 s LL 5LgrfL,w H Lis-ef?-fii:LEYii 'lf ,,,, L 97 1 Q, V' ,J , sl L '.:LLLf2L..j,, - ,L L ,.,.,s F L L L L L L , S L L 'milf' . S . L ln.-,L-L 7, , 5 L L L L L 1 L Ls. ,QL ,LL L 2 L L 1' AL 1' LL- If 'Lf - ffL1k:-Lkiyxmg VL LL., ALL-.LL...:,s LL, 5. 1 .. Mr. Vaiiquez, decked our inihis brightfedf white and blog J 4 odffil, clowns arouncjf'v5ikh freshman Elena Parsons atthe .-k., is school festival. g k,,LA LL fl K 17 H 'K A 4 ,... 6 if 5 S 2 L L L , 1 LLL' L 3 Q E 2 F 4 2 i Z Sophomores, Ellaabeth Garza and Kindra White preparf advisory 205 'for Halloween withsf orange and black balloons and slreamers. L , L.., . ,.k,.. L, ,K W LL KK: LL L 1 ,L g L L L ,L L .LLL , .. A LL. -arf, L. L L 78 When the hand gqesflinywlfgags goingrtpgprqelnukg lxgniprs, Brenda Lee, Viken Watkins, Vanessa Nunez, Michelle Resendez, Monica Marquez, Zinna Bernal and Lisgi Mitchell - get a quiclc'-and unexpected lesson about the cclgttents of :J ellle ,. gt, sltr iii Q- -Q' If , , 1 f .. .,1 1, . A. M. Gqmez, K. Hempelyc D. Duenas, R.5flVgladez, L. CraigheadQgM. Cavazos, D. Krueger, L. C. Pompa, S,i Flores, R. Quintero, Igllviay, and M. Pdimafter a long dayiaitthe g A Vi . , . ,ef .. .,,, -U I-f-2, if - if CRUSSRCDADS Today's students are tomor- row's professionals. Without the key of knowledge our teachers possess we are locked out. Today's teachers were yester- day's students holding within themselves dreams and ambi- tions to be dancers, astronauts, mountain climbers and syn- chronized swimmers. The world of students and teachers is a never ending procession. Infor- mation attained decades ago is passed on from generation to generation. Walking down their own school halls as students years ago, imitating Miss Merriam, the Biology teacher, little did they know they would one day come to a fork in the road and would choose the road less travelled. Two roads diverged in a wood and I took the one less traveled by, and that made all the difference. Robert Frost 252 M 53-x l s s e X yi If i , in Mr. Terrence Flannery Mrs. Charlene Mayberry Principal Vice-Principal Mrs. Maureen Nowotny, : Y. tl. Registrar Mr. Ronald Buhidar, K Controller ' nw ' 1 if Mrs. Helen Bennett, 5 -V , - 2 Alumnae Director -tll f ff . W ' Mrs. Dona Ann Dextraze, Guidance Sr. Beatrice Hogan, Campus Ministry Mrs. Pat McKinney, Librarian 80 Faculty Why do you teach at IW rather than any other school? 1W's system and students provide the opportunity-for pursuing 'the dventures of the mind,' the excitement of learning and becoming in an pen and caring environment. I Mr. Philip Townsend Because of its mission: goals and human-Christian-Catholic pproach. ' Dr. Tarcisio Beal 'I want to be involved with the Catholic education of young women at WHS. Mrs. Lucy Kamrner 'I believe in the philosophy of IWHS. IW prepared my four daughters so vell for adulthood. I want to help other girls in their preparation. Mrs. Dona Ann Dextraze 'It's humane. We adjust our policy to the students' needs. y g Mrs. Ellen Shull 'The educational and social atmosphere is unique: manyinspiring challenges are made and met. t l Mr. john Mangrem T he working conditions lmixture of openlabs and classes! provide an atmosphere conducive to teaching. I . s - Mrs. Sara Clancey I enjoy the responsible freedom of choice teachers are given in prepar- ing their curriculum. I like theecongenial rapport which exists between faculty and students. I appreciate the Christian influence. ' Mrs. Anne Kautz The school is small, friendly, supportive and a challenge. . I Mrs. Maureen Nowotny The people are special here. The students and faculty have a better chance for interaction than at a bigger for public! school. It's a great place to be a part of! L I Mrs. Nell Aschenbrener I enjoy the students, faculty, staff and overall atmosphere for learning. Mrs. Anne Mock A .gn f f I. W. if A NY, - . Department Chairperson Mrs. Carol Brown, Science Mrs. Sara Clancey, sz. ,,. Religious Studies Ms. Marta Keiner, 1. H .. .X H L i Foreign Languages H X Xb psf. Q! .ki . X .f , ,' f . x f ,Pl 41,4 6 A . r N is -s Mr. Iohn Mangrern, Social Studies Mrs. Carol Mengden, English K A is Mrs. Anne Mock, XY S P Applied Arts K 7 ..,. V ,,, , N I swf. ,-ke i my ,- Mrs. Kathy O'Rourke, ff 'X PineArts 'X A Mrs. Ellen Shull, ' ' ' 1 1 f ' by Composition x N.. it Mrs. Barbara Stem, I ' Mathematics v Faculty 81 . STAFF Miss Nell Aschenbrener, Guidance Ms, Karen Baumgartner, Attendance Clerk Mrs. Anne Biesenbach, Registrafs Office Sr. Mary Esther Brennan, Receptionist Sr. Clarita Burke, Testing Center Mrs. Emma Jean DeSpain, Clerk Mrs. Teresa Hayden, Alumnae Office Sr. Agnes Keaveney, Study Hall Ms. Yolanda Lomas, Principal 's Secretary Sr. Agnes Rose Piwonka, Language Lab Col. Fred Reif Mrs. Betty Swize, Bookstore Manager Sr. Adelaide Wiedmann Sr. Aegidius Wolfe FACULTY Dr. Tarcisio Beal, , if-' 27' nfl' , F .YV ii ' 519. is v. I ' 4? I N ga ' 2 sk Q K X M3 2 ' ,, it . W, W U f an N X Y' .1- ' x si A in Tv v-W., x N e A U t' 1- if - ' :if X X Latin Miss Mary Ann dela Garza, r . Music, Math L fs, L Mr. Chris Evola, -f Math, Physics i, ' A X f V, Mr. Charles Frazier, K Q3 rf Y' Social Studies as V xx Sister Margaret Fuery, Religion 0 MS- Gilda Garcia, e,,, ,, -. Athletic Director : 'K Q ' Mrs. Io Ann Gonzales, , Mafh eii ig A S1SfefAdm Gfay' 'M as P '0 i s Q -,if Sister Margaret Hanrahan, N Religion, Health . Sister Marietta Hardiman, ,1':. 82 Faculty ,ww 31 Mr. lim Haster, Mrs. Lucy Kammer, English Mrs. Anne Kautz, English Sister Ailbe Keaveney, History Mrs. Liz Lifschitz, Geometry, Calculus Mrs. Deborah Menger, ifwi-K., English Miss Lisa Pais, English, Newspaper Sister Mary Helene Proost, Speech Mrs. Barbara Schmidtzinsky, 0 . .l' . qw is 5 Biology Miss Elizabeth Smith, Religion Miss Debbie Toth, Physical Education Mr. Phillip Townsend, Science, Geography Mr. Jaime Vasquez, Biology Miss Maria Vasquez, French, Spanish Maintenance f Housekeeping Miss Simona Garcia Ms. Iovita Rodriguez Ms. Cathy Saldana Mr. Rudy Talmanatez Religion Miss Anna Maria Hemandez, Home Economics, Health Mr. Haster, Mrs. O'Rourke, Mrs. Shull, Mr. Vazquez, Mr. Mangrem and Mrs Mock -we -- K- 'A . szefm .. R. . X, ii, .. .. . . -- ...M ., sv ....--... is . . , I-CJI 1 45 -A Q X .v.maaMa,aCazwMaaN.s. Freshmen Class Officers: Shannon O'Nei1l, President: Kavita Patel, Treasurer: Christine Won, Vice presidn Theresa Trevino, Lt. Rep.7 Melanie Domingo, Historianp Roxanne Olivares, Secretary. ' ' Add Four, Qt Q s . 5 y- . ,pw Catherine Acevedo Odiiia Aguilar Yamin Aguilar Lisa Anaya Melissa Arangua Noel Archambeault Trine Arciniega Jessica Arevalo Genevieve Arguello Laila Awalt jennifer Barbour Roberta Benavides Tammy Benavides Stephanie Boyle Monica Brown Elizabeth Burink Christine Cantella Elvia Cantu Delizia Cappellini Theresa Carbonneau Monica Carroll Renee Casanova Susanna Casanova Bemice Casares 84 Freshmen Subtract one , f i, 1, .- -V 1 , I if Q if wif ' .T 4, X ' iw ' K' A ki Q, fl A H gr! , , ,. :M C Y - , M715 4, 'Za fl 9 f 'Q' , X ' . '- V H , , , M M, ,' . , 54 af. - l f ' JZ 1 V 1 J 'x 3 ir 7' I f 9 1, x , , , , V 'Z rj , , ..Q,, X5 2' 1 2 vo Q Q 6 1 F' ll ,, Q MA : gif if X av 3 'hat is the best thing about being a freshman? ru get away with a lot an act like one on't have to worrg about college et to wear a BLU nametag hat makes I.W. special? zddle shoes nodular schedule ow small it is Qg sisters niles o boys! hat is best about having a big sister? ,ore smiles lories of their weekend adventures er car' er car breaking down 'ving them 'hat might be fun about being a big sister? au get to boss others around gn-out rivileges Qu are that much closer to graduating ou seem to have a sense ofauthorityn ance starting I.W., what has been your most embarassing moment? was getting1my stuff out ofthe trunk ofthe car and my mother started driving off. 'hen said ito agzrl I didn't know jenny Casares Diana Casillas Bemadetie Castilleja Lorie Castillo Theresa Castillo Sarah Lee Castmdes Melinda Cerda lennifer Chapa Letha Claussen Iennifer Collins Sharon Cone Lene Conner Kim Cortinas Lisa Czarnecki Kimberly Danaher Kathy Delaney Alexandra De Leon Marisela De Leon Melissa De Leon Gina Delgado Stacy Deming Melanie Domingo Michelle Duerr Denise Enriquez Melissa Faz Pauline Faz Christine Ferguson Elizabeth Femandez D ' Fl r avina o es Georgina Flores Veronica Flores Marisa Galindo 'alking into the guys' bathroom at a dance, then coming out to find some guy about to go inside. there is anything you could change about being a freshman, what would it be? 9 P.E. lat sophomores are not so mean to us 9 embarrassment ofthe first day e could sign-out too wouldn't e one Freshmen 85 Gina Garay Leticia Garcia Marisol Garcia Melissa Garcia Naomi Garcia Nomxa Garcia Patricia Garcia Sonia Garza Tracey Ann Garza Shan ' non Gelgenmrller Christine Geisen jennifer Gerlach Melissa Gleich Andrea Gonzaba Patricia Gloria Kristine Gonzales Patricia Gonzales Ana Gonzalez jessica Gonzalez Sandra Gonzalez Lori Groff Sharon Guajardo Marissa Guerrero Sandra G rrero Tanya Guerrero Tracy Guzman Amy Hardberger Laura Heinsheimer Annalise Hernandez Brenda I-lemandez Monica Hernandez ein ' ' 8 Ex A A , R ,Mt ,I . 1 I I L Q X, ' V ' Am ' BEJUFZER IXXEB Quality Meat Since 1914 2900 So. 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Freshmen 87 BIOLOGY LAB DVISORY BACK ROW, STANDING: DOllg' Jimenez, Theresa Carbonneau, jennifer Gerlach, Angelica Rodriguez, Brenda Tellez, FRONT ROW Marisela De Leon, Ms. Barbara chmidtzinsky, Marisol Garcia, KNEELING: Pauline Faz, Berna ette Castelleja, Marlena Perez. Elena Parsons, Lisa Anaya, Michele Mendoza, Jennifer Collins, I 88 Freshmen if - :.:.., -. J m is l t X l . n 5 X 1' ' , . , .g K Z .V ' ' - if A A , - 'W' ' . i ' 1 S X g Ad ,i .' ' ' -5 t J . -- 1. I E .X is K M , R .. .....,,::::... s v.: i . - ' N- eb Nik ' I ' A. t- ,' 'sr U , figs -H -'I 1 o n 9 K si ' 2 e 1 X Q X A ,. i X V. e , mr me cr- e ., . ,T 6 Xxg ,X -A Q . 1 mg., , ig-X: 5 it '3 --X r p. M S -I ip f X g Q , me is 1 ,. is t , D tv i , vt 1 - - - J W it N i . A , i. I e si f sf S :bs gf ' is W' H., . Qi. X YQf ' I L J g 5, ,E T ,, 5 ,. i E XX D ' . 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Freshmen 91 F 1 X on the go on the go on the go BACK ROW Ms de la Garza Lo1la Awalt Cynth1a Reyna Chnstme Cantella Gretchen W1ker Sonra Garza Cathy Acevedo Shannon O Nell Lance Adrlana Ibarra Letty Lozano Tanya Guerrero Annette Stewart Andrea Porter Jenny Casares Ienny Chapa Ana Gonzalez Kerr Moses Chrrstme Won Andrea Salazar Veron1ca Flores Raquel lilaverijo, Renee llflayberry. FRONT ROW: Miehelle Duerr, Sara shmen r r r , ,Pi 2, , f hw Aw. Iyzf M f f If I 1 tl ' sfll,I.iv-fqffirvvfb Q , rwfpfw, I ?,Z2f4'.?I5ffZ4-iff. Xiu I I Daisy Sab Marjorie Sablik Andrea Salizar Rebeca Saldana Lisa Salinas jennifer San Martin Mary Sciaraffa Veronica Servantez jennifer Smith Terri Smith Catherine Stames Annette Stewart Tanya Willing Christine Won Iessica Young Bree Tagle Yvette Tagle Brenda Tellez Claudia Trevino Teresa Trevino Eloisa Vega Gretchen Wiker Stephanie Willette Gretchen Wiker flashes a shiny smile. TELLEZ Barbacoa Tortillas, Chjcharrones, Carnitas, Gorclitas 433-1367 l75l S. Cicn Blchlullcn Open Sul. N Sun. Sun Antonin, Tx. 78237 0:00 u.m. lu 1:00 p.m. Adrianna Ibarra, Lorena Rios, Yvonne Luna show their own special way of getting comfortable. ak NU-VITA CERTIFIED CAPILO CULTURE H55671 ff' ROFFLER FRANCHISED STYLING 5 Q DERMA SKIN CARE f - ' ,gzufref :Mandy lL, he FULL SEWVICE 2617 N. Main Ave. BEAUTY 5 BARBER San Anlonio, Texas WAXING 0 FACIAL I BODY MASSAGE No Appointment STAGELIGHT MAKEUP o Mmacunnsw Necessary Peolcunes o sorr FREEDOM PERMS 736.041, FRENCH BRAIDING ILONG HAIR, Lupita Vina' owne, BODY WRAP Freshmen 93 'Q X ww Mrs. Gonzales' Go-Getters A.K.A. Miss Ploch's Pros BACK ROW: Kathy Delaney, Elizabeth Reyna, Tracy Guzman, Georgy Ianiewicz, Bree Tagle, Sarah Lucero, Mrs. Gonzales. THIRD ROW: Shannon Geigenmiller, Denise Enriquez, Michelle Isaac, Letha Claussen, Vickie McGrady, Tanya Willing. SECOND ROW: Iulie O'Dowd, Nadine Murcia, jessica Arevalo, Rebeca Saldana, Claire Petri, Ana Ortiz. FRONT ROW: Marisa Galindo, Iessica Gonzalez, Odilia Aguilar, Diana Casillas, IN FOOTBALL: Elvia Cantu. 94 Freshmen Freshmen 95 F ACT GR. Sophos, Wise it moros, Foolish . . . we're more mature . . .we feel more apart of the schoo1 . . .we're not called FISH anymore . . . this 'year is better because we know more about the school and teachers. . . . more spirit and unitly . . . t e school is more familiar . . . more Privileges and freedom ' ll ll 11 11 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Denise DeMartino, Historiang Rosemarie Oswald, Secretary Chn Anciola, Vice Presidentg Marisol Garcia, Lt. Rep.: Kathleen Holloran, Treasurerg Candace Campos Preside How do you get to and from school? y - V S il E sssswsesaa aqua VIQQZIA School Bus 14 !a Car 85M Sylvia Alanis Virginia Alaniz Maribel Alonso Michelle Alvarado Monica Alvarado Deanna Amador Christy Anciola Jeanette Arispe f ' 3 fm lil W 9 5 a wa , :M Rita Arredondo f l X Leticia Barrientos 3 W W Jessica Becerra yr 9 , V Veronica Berlanga X Penelope Blalack , sf 'H I Beth Brandes 5 Melissa Brosseau , Magda Buenrostro 5 ' J '-,'v - . , Noelle Burch K Q 'M , , jennifer Burke H ff , K K ' '5' , 7 Denise Bustos T ' ' 5 S Z ig Cynthia Cabral 3 W , ' Elena Cabral 1-4. f Candace Campos -is Anissa Cantu 1 ,g f ' Carolyn Cantu fr- S f f X X X S: A X' W v if :F X? Q if N y sfif sag, E QS S R 'K X X3 X is e X . . v S . .f el f 1 1 i it -5 FAVORITE QUOTES: gf at first you don't succeed, try, try again. don't know what the uture holds, but I know who holds the future? L . Hope is that thing wit feathers that perches in the soul, and sings the tune without the words and never stops at all. I am what I am, Z s Support wildli e, throw a Party , I came, I saw, conquered. 'Tell it like it never was, man, and maybe we will see itlike it is ON THE TOWN 1. Taco Cabana 2. Paesanos 3 . Pizza Hut 4. Home 5. Mama's 6. Ding How 7. T coon Flats 8. cDona1ds 9. Fuddrucker' s 10. Chilis Lupita Castrejon Teresa Castro Cynthia Cavazos Vanessa Chavez Teresa Christensen Teresa Cisneros jennifer Clutter Maria Cook Elvia Danford Elizabeth Davila Patricia Davila Jacqueline de la Rosa Ieanette De La Rosa Melissa De Leon Susie De Leon Michelle Delgado Denise De Martino jennifer Dennehy Stephanie Diaz Melyn Domingo Betsy Dufilho Barbara Duncan Marta Emerson Rana Emerson Evelyn Escobedc Lisa Esquivel Lisa Falbo Iulie Farias Gretchen Finger Adriana Flores Deborah Flores Mariela Flores fleft to right, Arrdy Porter, Karen Kiselis, Mary Lou Lugo, Ruby Lopez, Susie DeLeon, Janelle Sifuentes, Gina Marie Rodriguez, and Betsy Dufilho Taco CABAN-AN JN. ,qi Sophomores 97 YW Braces Make Beautiful Faces Dr. C. Salazar D.D.S. M.S. 333 Valley-Hi Dr. Suit 1105 ph. 673-4342 Orthodontics for adults and children Payment plan available ' ' ! . 'w,,,.- 5' Dental insurance accepted 'aww Robin Thompson and Rene Gonzalez set up the . sweets booth at the fall festival. 49 Y! f 0 l T' a , 5 N N 5 S K - - mv? l 98 vm-Q. -'sw-wwf-M.. .f -. , Advisory 002 BACK ROW: Robin Thompson, Madi Amador, Carol Roser, jennifer ESCfJb9d0, 191339 M9l'Cad0, FRONT ROW5l0I1Hif9f Clutter, leaneff Mancenelli, Estella Wilmer, Martha Valadez, SITTING: Linda QUIVBFH, MICITGIG Delgado, Gina Pena, Rene G0nZal9Z, DeAnna Muniz, Margie Fuentes, Denise Bustos, Martha Ibarra, Evelyn 5111912 Sophomores 5 K 2 is ULMDS , PHARMACY 3902 MCCULLOUGH AVE. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS iwww H 1 vuous aam MIKE'S is-is .H -elim RAGE as-11 .F-5-1:-pf - '91 0 '1 11819 Wes! Ave. lhlanco and West Avel 340-1127 14905 Jones-Mallsberger Kal Thousand Oaksj 5515 Walzem Rd. IW:-llzem and Midcmwnl 653-1389 13908 0'Connnr Rd. lNacoqdm:hes and 0'Cunnnry 496-0858 653-7856 TRADEWAY PRINTERS 5818 Rittiman Plaza San Antonio, Texas 78218 512!824-0587 Ferdy Rosenfeld President .say , ,- Q, . Q, 1 1M ffl Q: M J 1 4 3' fl 7' .5 1 -Q x ff My aa , , ,,, W r, ',,. ll. wwf' 'L A 5 x l we :Q if' ef- 93-f 'fr Z V f U 6 . fe .r 5 F 1, . 1 frgwfz f 4214.4 .1 ,,,'1,,,, Fl 4- 2:- , 1 a , l xx A z X' -f f , A K 3 K , a .1 6 1 M - 1 f We ml i ffl Q ,kg W 1, 2 , .4 1, , 4 .,,, ,ay 4,1 V , z .V ,k I mf-- Y, , 2 M f ,, M f -fig' W, K ' li P 1 4 , u IMI- - ,I Y' V '. ik' 5 L ' V of 1 7 . !,,,, f--, Nigga' ,vw efee - 1 1-1 Michelle Flores Sharon Flores Margie Fuentes Marie Galindo Patricia Galindo Deborah Garcia Marisol Garcia Sally Garcia Elizabeth Garza Melissa Gomez Renee Gonzales Carmen Gonzalez Guadalupe Gonzalez Letty Gray Shannon Groff Denise Grothues Melissa Guelich Rebecca Guerra Jeanette Guevara Kathleen Holloran Naho Harada Shalene Herber Liz Hemandez Marisa Herrera Rosalyn Hidalgo Martha Ibarra Yvonne Ibarra Sophomores 99 , .asv - 3 he r Isela Iruegas Paula larrett Meredith jones Amy Kazala Karen Kiselis Michelle Lawyer Michelle Leverett Lulu Lopez Tami Lozano Mary Lou Lugo jennifer Mancinelli Leslie Mantz 100 Sophomores Advisory 202 BACK ROW: Elsa Vera, Gina Paglia, Cgnthia Cabral, Letty Rangel, Letty Gray, Mrs. Lifschitz, MIDDLE R W: Rita Arredondo, Evette Martinez, Gina Monteverdi, Mari Sandavol, Sylvia Alanis, Melissa , ,Ea . i ga . g 11- ' Q . fi, ,K ,K .x ,ur X Brosseau, FRONT ROW: Candace Campos, Amy Kazala, Debbiei Garcia, Kathleen I-Iollaran, Rana Emerson, julie Farias, Elizabeth Davila. Hair l imensions S r fe ' f , si ' Vx r i . - S The S a Salon N , f 181ON.VV. Military l-lvvy. 'ii' ii San Antonio, Texas 78213 .L if -be ' , S Q ' .s - 'A -. - X r ' -5 I1 Q: J : - 'lf 1,1 1 .r 1 ,. . L A , ,:- f 'yy' A S5 9 lr ,ii li .i . l Services Included: European Facials, Aromatherapy Facial, Body Massage, Waxing, Nails, Pedicures, European Mud Wraps, Specialty Boutique, Hair Services and Limousine Service. 349-8041 Adriana Flores and Lisa share a smile for the camera. ff , 1 . , ,Jw ,, ,, f ifgf fw, vw , f , if , , , ,,,,,, ,W W . ., Q Esquivel Q si fi , if , X 1 5 i ' e5fl???iP Yr . -' .ll--. -K U X Q- x X., x Kar X 1 .X - 1 - A L 'W' L L rbi, r ' - N ,, 'X : I! A ex. x. wr 'S as '- fe- 5, Xxi. .. F5 . g. 3 N ,. -, 4 vm A X ,Tess rm K , , , 9 ,ff 9 .- R fi' 'mr Q is X A ' Monica Manzano Regina Martinez Teresa Martinez Yvette Martinez Shiela Masterson Melissa Mazur Suzanne McNulty Arlene Meeks Angela Mendiola Dina Mendoza janyna Mercado Gina Meza ...mr- 5:5-O '45 5 -rrnw' mg-gg Zoom 9,332 ,nomo 5345 o..m5 ,U-1 M913 na Kc 9 7 avr ry' , as X N Q., - -www New 9 Advisory 127 W Q P , Gretchen Fin er, Rebecca Guerra, BACK ROW: Penny Blalack, Adriana Delgado, Tammy Lozano, FRONT ROW: Teresa Cisneros, Rosal n Hicla go, Melisa Gomez, MIDDLE ROW: Marta Emerson, Monica Alvarado, Gina Rodriguez, Susie Deleon, Michele Muniz. Dina endoza,1ennifer Burke, Michelle Lawyer, Janelle Sifuentes, Sophomores 101 june Mosayebi Christine Mullen Michele Muniz Linda Munoz Melissa Munoz Rosemarie Oswald Gena Paglia Michelle Palsgrove Cindy Parker Gina Pena Lisa Pena Debbie Potchemick Claudia Quilan Brenda Ann Ramos Letty Rangel Valerie Raver one Suzanne Vontur, Shannon Groff Ieanette zero Valerie Raver, Let1c1a Bamentos six Christine Mullen, jennifer Wilson Morales Marisol Garcia Deborah Flores Teresa Castro, Patricia Karen Kisehs, Vlfglnla Alaniz, Elisa 1 :xx Advisor 206 Sr 208 Denise DeMartino Rochelle Tafolla Suzanne McNulty Adrianna Flores Rosemarie Oswald Maribel Alonso Elizabeth Hernandez Denise Grothues Lupita Castrej on Lourdes Montemayor Lupita Gonzalez jackie de la Rosa Annette Vasquez Teresa Martinez Shalene I-Ierber Ieanette De la Rosa Michele Leverett Sister Marietta Hardimann Ms. Marta Kejner Sophomores 103 , ..,f.. . 1 Magda Rocha 4 eff' '- K Q as fi , X Cristina Rodriguez . , 1, . ,Q .r, .., . . X .M js AZZA. X 1- N Gina Marie Rodriguez f ' K ' Q , I K 2 s X' ' Carol Roser K L, k - t r Mari 5af'd0Val Q Y '- 3, ,. Elisa Saucedo K1 as - cr ii .A l':L. fri i Q A Patty Saucedo If as rsh k1.k Laura Schroeder , . i if . Q 1. fe s X f l jennifer Schulze Lorie Sembrowich Janelle Sifuentes Deanna Siller Kim Silvas Evene Sodke Carla Solis Rebecca Stehling Rochelle Tafolla Robin Thompson Lydia Tijernia Adrienne Uviedo Martha Valadez jennifer Vallejo Annetta Vasquez Elsa Vera Suzanne Vontur Melanie Watkins Clare Weaver . ,. J, ,, .X hx.-X ' -rs W X 3 Q. 1? K is 5 S an -M9 A Sree Y :X .Qin 7 Q ,, x Carolyn Wideman Kendra White Estella Wilmer jennifer Wilson Lornnette Woo A ' ADVISORY 205 X june Mosayehi, Noelle Burch, L dia Tijernia, Michelle Flores, Laura Sheila Masterson, Liz Garza, Christina Rodriguez, Michele Schroeder, Michelle Alverado, arbara Duncan, Melissa DeLeon, Palsgrove, Yvonne Ibarra, Lulu Lopez, Jessica Becerra, Ms. Vasquez Angela Mendiola, Paula Iarrett, Kendra White, Melissa Guelich, Sophomores 104 so , Z '45 h ,f w rgW,W,,,W,,fM,,M, , ,, 5 -A 7 K.. - , V , , . V , M f. , . ,vf. , ' .. ,, ,gg I ww mg- Www M MMM .. . , ,, . . . .' , , . A ,L ' ' I V Advisory F.A. Ms. Toth, l.eslie Mantz, Isela lruegas, Carmen Gonzalez, Lomnette Maria Cook, Gina Meza, Beth Brandes, Kim Silvas, Rebecca Stehling, Woo, jennifer Denniehy, Momca Manzano, Debrah Potchernick, jennifer Vallejo, Lisa Esquivel, Christy Anciola. Melissa Munoz, Anissa Cantu, Lorie Simbrowich, Marie Galindo, Sophomores 105 juniors jazz It President: Nicole Rendon Vice President: Christine Kunz Secretary: Adriana Garcia Treasurer: Sandra Pina Lt. Rep: Adele Kozlowski Historian: Laura San Martin FRONT ROW: Sandra Pina, Nicole Rendon, Laura San Martin SECOND ROW: Christine Kunz, Adele Kozlowski STANDING: Adriana Garcia Cynthia Acosta Betsy Arce Dolores Belmares Anna Marie Bemal Bridget Brandes Sherry Campos Maria Cantu jessica Casares Lisa Marie Castro Lupita Chapa Monica Chapa Patricia Coghlan Alma Cortinas Maria Covarrubias Katherine Crow jennifer Cruz Debbie Davis Margot Delgado Juniors W ' I I kv? 1 : V K 'X I ,- 1 ,-I .L ' 21 I ,ag f -I 1 5 . , fy X 'T iw 'J What was your most embarrassing moment during your first days of driving? . . . Having to sit on a pillow to see over the whee1. Mara Mendez . . . Driving with one wheel 'on the curb for M practically half a block. M Lupita Chapa . . . Having a wreck in the Taco Cabana l r Drive-Thru when I hit the cruise control. Stephanie Hemmi . . . I almost backed out of the garage with the garage door closed and my whole family was with me! D i i Debbie Pish Io Ann Diaz Michelle Dubois Lura Dudley Carrie Eiserer Rossi Emerson Sandra Farias Maria Farmer Margaret Flores Megan Forsyth Pamela Franklin Dawn Fritzinger jennifer Gabnel Adriana Garcia Catherine Garza Melody Genett Loretta Gleitz Rebecca Gomez Jessica Y. Gonzales Brigette Guerrero Cynthia Guzman Pat Harford Kristina Heard Stephanie Hemmi Lisa Hemandez V Mffaf' Q Ei ,l- Rosanna Riojas-Rebel with a car!!! Juniors 107 Butterkrust Kids Chem Advisory W v f f Butterlfrust r fm FRONT ROW: Amy Newberg, Terry Reinarts, Joann Diaz: SECOND ROW: Megan Forsyth, lean Mauriello, Maribel Venzor, Maria' Laura Sanchez, Margot Delgado, Suzette Lozano, Sheila Velasquez, Adriana Garcia: BACK ROW: Yvonne Queralt, Maria Cantu, Natalie Rodriguegzy Jennifer Plofchan, Patricia Coghlan, Pat Harford, Kathy Kiselis. , 108 Juniors if I qw L, C1anc:ey's Clan- dv. 117 D mix x fwwff? f f Z .i,,.,, 1 1 .4 -1 f 45 f X 1. K Law st , Sonia Hernandez Marilyn Hinojosa Stacey Holland Becky Huerta Karime Iadallah Kate Jarvi Alycea Jimenez jennifer Kellmann Andrea Kelly Alice Kennedy jean Kiolbassa Kathryn Kiselis Adele Kozlowski Christine Kunz Margaret Lampe Brenda Lee Lexia Limon Marcela Lizcano juniors 109 Suzette Lozano Valerie Madero Laura Marquez Monica Marquez Mary Martinez Socorro Martinez lean Mauriello Mara Mendez Lisa Mitchell Molly Moran Becki Moreno Monica Narvaez Andrea Navarijo Amy Newberg Annelise Notzon Vanessa Nunez Adriana Palacios Marisol Palacios Adv. 109 Lupita Chapa jenny Cruz Rosana Riojas Sandra Farias jennifer Gabriel Yvette Gonzalez Sonia Hemandez Marilyn Hinojosa Alice Kennedy Mary Martinez Adriana Palacios Indi Torres Anita Uribe Patricia Zapata Adv 204 C nthia Acosta Shlerry Campos Monica Chapa Debbie Davis Maria Farmer Cathy Garza Brigette Guerrero Stace Holland Kate farvi Marcela Lizcano Socorro Martinez Andrea Navarijo Marisol Palacios Sonia Perez Sandra Pina Debbie Pish Nicole Rendon Ipynda Vela r. Chris Evola Sonia Perez Sandra Pina Deborah Pish. jennifer Plofchan Yvonne Queralt Terry Reinarts Monika Rendon Nicole Rendon Michelle Resendez Christina Reynosa Paulette Rioj as lfosa Ana Riojas Natalie Rodriguez Kathy Ruiz Maria Laura Sanchez Laura San Martin Ann Marie Schroeder Crystal Smith juniors 11 1 We load up, we party! 9' Hey Babe i' 25 What's up? Block Parties ' Doobie Bros SO! ' Party Peugot ' Ter Bear I gotta Blaze Sean He mooned over San Pedro Draft Port A ' I Luv' America ' Animal Amy ' G.E.C.U. ' Toe Crab Gotta Lite? ' Someone please buy Terry's matches ' U.T. Crickets Bonham ' 19-21 jewels ' 6th Street ' Feelin' a little weasie? f Analways ' S.H.N. ' They're outta town! 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Nunez Family Dentistry 4632 Centerview 734-5092 9 Congratulations Class of 87 VTNTVKN - 'f Baylor Bound c L- 16 Candles it Polar Bear 'F -Ooh ik just today 'F Ark Ark Laura ' Oing Oing Oing . . . ii Forget about it 'F Thumbelina L 'F 88 ' Baylor Bears New York 'F D.C. A Vanessa Sexton 'K LA Bound 't DUDE Where's the Strawberry Hill? ' The Bone Heads --Pariy Dogs! 'F Herro There Raching 'i Led Zepplin-+Every ay ' uv Ya Bi Red-uh-NO ' Leesag Bon Iovi UCLA Bound ' Oh did I tell you?! 't Get Away! ' Yellow ropers? ' Ernie Bob --KRYSIS ' Ta--weno! Hel it! i' is s A S Ana Marie i' Hello? Ted E. Bears! ' Southwest Bound Roddy Battles 8: Iaymes ' CANDY ON A STICK A-ha it . Suzie 'K Too Bad Honey--Too Bad ' G0 FOR IT! JEEP ' My mom thinks I'1n at the movies '!Aw dude that's uncool 'F Rabbits are cool! ' Where were you? 'R if y l j Marisol 'S Merry-Sun Shine if 'Oxford Bound Luv Ya 'I' Let me guess-the C.Y.C., again? 'f Greg Cortez 't No problemo! S y y P I:-Q M Monika ' Tender Heart 'F I Love Your Pig Nose Suzit S St. Mary's Bound i' I've got frimpples' and U' don't it +I-low Cute How's it hangin? Pepperoni Pizza, pleasel? ' Q 'F NEOMAXIZUNDWIBI 'K Are You talklng to me? ' No Smoking--N-O-S-M-O-IG I-N-G NO SMOKING!!! Emerald Beach 'i Meet me in front of 106! 'F Spring Break 86-87 4' La Semana it Mr. Happy Science Club ' , 1 , , pg is , Ni fi? Q is ff' O21 juniors 1 15 ADV. BACK ROW: A Brenda Lee ' Stlsphanie I-Iernmi arcela Trevino Anne Schroeder L Kathy Ruiz Laura Mar uez Pam Franlklin MIDDLE ROW: Lura Dudley Vanessa Nunez S Michelle Resendez A Anna Bernal I Izzy Covarrubias I Lori Gleitz Viken Watkins FRONT ROW: is Jennifer Kellman Lisa Mitchell Christine Kuntz What is the most embarrassing thing that has happened to someone else that you have witnessed? Someone spit at someone and the spit land ed in someone else s mouth Stephanie Hemmi I was at La Fogata and a guy looked at me Monica Rendon When Monica and I were in the hall a freshman tripped down the stairs and fell on her face Betsy Arce A freshman fell backwards in her chair then d1d a backfhp in the middle of the I W library Lynda Vela u ' - - - I ' I ll V ' Ill ' Y while walking, then walked right into a rail. ll - ' ' 1 Q . ' , . ll , ' D ' . . . . . ,, 1 1 6 juniors 3 ,,,, N V a The best one liner you ever gave to a guy was . . . I can t go out tonight because Im treating a severe case of junkmantitis but I can make it tomorrow. t I I Lynda Vela . . . It's against my religion. p A - A I I jennifer Plofchan . . . Kiss me! What's your name again? A g I y Kate Iarvi . Well excuse me, butl think you'veigot my chair. A A g g ' s r t I Anne Schroeder f' . . . My dog chewed up your phone number. y QI don't even have a doglj A I s r Nicole Rendon Izzy Covarrubias 'ikenita Watkins l Boy! Can You Talk BACK ROW: . Rossi Emerson Dee Dee Belmarese Valerie Madero Lisa Villarreal Mara Mendez Alma Cortinas Cindy Guzman MIDDLE ROW: Mr. I. Mangrem R Bets Arce. Adele Kozlowski Kris Heard K Monica Rendon 108 Margaret Flores Frances Trevino FRONT ROW: Jessica Casares Paulette Riojas Alycea Jimenez R Annelise N otzon Michelle DuBois lMelody Geneft Iuniors 117 Denise Adame Debbie Alanis Patricia Aleman Nicole Albrecht Madeline Anz Melissa Arias Myra Arredondo Norma Ayala Yvonne Barrera Gretchen Blakely Lorena Bonilla Luc Boughton Cylntzia Burham C ristina Cabral Michelle Campos Lisa Cantu Rebeca Carranza Helen Casillas Linda Castillo Michelle Castillo Belinda Cattarusa Martha Cavazos Catherine Celestino , Lorraine Cirlos l Lisa Collins Sheila Cordova Sonya Cortez Loralei Craighead Christine Cruz , Sharon Cundiff Louis Guerrero Hum llmrmmrimm DANY fluwmmn LUNDY -Illlllllllllllll 85 ASSQCIATES CONSULTING STRUCTURALENGINEERS Palntzng and Wallpaper Ltd Exterior and Interior for Commercial and Res1dent1al CONGRATULATES To All Graduates of 1987 CLASS 0F 37 Especlally Our Daughter Mary Iul1a Guerrero II fl SH . . I . San Antonio, Texas C5123 344-1348 , I O S 119 Ad .201 and 10 me Q E if HRST ROW: D. Kruger, M. Guerrero, L. Cirlos, B. Rugenp SECONO ROWS S. Cortez, j. Sanchez, L Trevino, T. Rubin, M. Rubio, M. Gaiytan, G. Pastrano, L. C. Pompa, H. Danyslw FOURTH ROW? D Y. Barrgrag FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Stem, M. Campos, M. Finger, A. Morales, L. Flores, L. Tschope, L. Castillo. Heather Danysh Adriana De Leon Janie De Luna Mary Kay De Winne Diana Due-nas Claudine Espinosa Rhonda Farias Michelle Fears Patty Felan Mary Finger Edith Flores Loretta Flores Lori Flores Serina Flores Melissa Forey Gina Garcia Melissa Garcia Rosemar Garcia Marissa Gaytan Ann Marie Gomez Yvonne Gomez Angel Gonzales Elizabeth Gonzalez Deborah Gray W travel management ASSOCIATES Theresa Young San Antonio Texas 78213 Off l512J 377 1702 Christi Guajardo Congratulations Class of '87 Laurel I-Ielghts Pharmacy Jackson Keller 100 Res. 15121492-5139 2602 N. Main Ave 736 3161 jennifer Guelich Deborah Guerra Carol Gutierrez Michelle Guerra jennifer Guerrero Mary I. Guerrero Olianna Gutierrez Denise Hartnett Karen Herngel Laura Heman ez Rose Anne Hernandez Y 1' H d o 1 ernan ez Rosalie Holland Monica Hoog Freida Hornsby College Bound Yes 97fyo No 30fo Out of State 13fVo In State 87tyo Advisor ,. if-ff - 'E , ' ,, .eg .rg ' Q j, J, ,,,, ,W , M , ,,,, 5,55 V -- f , ,, I ff2'??f x' ,, N t' ' , i f - 52, , Q , , ,,-- . f Q -' 5 25. , f F V 'w w f f M , 'gy x ' M f 4, vi.,,fv, - f : TW? ,y -N' ,W izfk fr HJ: f . ,,,,L.f'.,f ,,,. M .. ,M ,,, .. S A .',:,.4u f vf w JL ww, V 'V ffvw is ,, fi --ff .fu I mfg, ' f 'X A. ,pp an f - ' ,. p g w w ,f .W f f' :,Jgew,1k:,,,, Wy 11.21 f fe' v1m ?'P'fKw4'4 'Wee' ' ' ' nd 209 L ' Wa . W'1ua4h' f Aww 3 V V K Ii K , . , H 4 ymzyz i H A W ,,, 1 Q - ,. KA A ,Q x ,A . 7 h Mi EHRST ROWQD.Tnppe,O.Qut1egrez,'L.,F1ores,A.DeLeon, C.1Cabra1, C. Guajardo, E. 'Floresj A. Gonzalei, 'LKfB61ii1IEg Y, Alqrnan, N.iAlbrechx, S.,Sweeney, M. AnzfSEQZ0ND1ROW?' 'Lf' l,,, 'qw f,,,W V ,TV HemandezgfTI-HRD? ROWi Af Rodrigidezglii Catfafusafl. 1 ' 1 fw M . - , H L L - A f W , Kask1e, K. O Brlen, D , Teran, Ilmenez, R- Granados, f g ff,, M. -, ,I 4 g. K , ,M . . H ' A . , ' ff 22 . gg V, H K' ,Qgasc9,S,Wh1te, S. Cqrdovag FOURTI-LROW:VMr5. Mock, A. ' ,, mL,,, fffkeyna,1.m.GueIich,,M.'Cavazos,M.'EJiRourke,jGnMB1akQly,'C.jj ' f 1 1 z ' f If 1 A ' ' f L M' 7 f A-+ V2 - K ' L J M i , '1 Seniors 124 S MW my 2 QINRYXXSY-. WX 'A 2 ' S2 gf?-553 ! 5411! r7fV7' 01W 0 681-9336 311 L Congratulations Senior Central Cheerleaders gyalie gkrea mary .Kay vibe Mhnne glcriafina Orodco We Love You! Love Your Parents The Central Family Silvia Ib Shanno Jhl g Patricial i ristin ose X K I ph , jennifer Kask IJ rx ,... rn gs ai QS as ER Mauree K lly Susan K Diana K g Fra K Lisa Lock d aMay trizM Cl AmyM C y 55 Class Gf 1987 Cuesta Del Sol Hair Care Congratulations What would you defmztely Not want to happen zn your future? 1 ff1yNr pm ld d prpd tdt S MryKyDW I wou d de ini e o wantyto be ca red by pygmies and be sent to at strange country, where Iwou be ippedin u le ye and 'presen e o the kin as his queen, y a a ie inne S 125 The Class of 1987 Lend me the stone strength of the past and I will lend you The wings of the future, for I have them. Robinson Jeffers American poet 127 Carla Mendiola Alma Morales Angie Moraniec Melissa Muller Paula Muller Lisa Munoz Kathleen O'Brien Christina Orosco Lisa Ortegon Martha Paez Alejandra Palacios Laurie Palmer Gina Pastrano Mary Pellerin Sandra Perez Meihla Petroff Lissa-Courtne Pompa Rachel guinbero Sophie Quintero Belle Reyes I In Ten Years 128 Seniors X QW Martha Cavazos will be the most successful at her job. Amy McCoy will have graduated from the most prestigious college. Q Kathleen O'Brien will ha earned the highest degree. Monica Reygados Aurelia Reyna Rebeca Rios Anna Laura Rodriguez Anne Marie Rodriguez Cindy Rodriguez Debbie Rodrilguez , Sara Rosenfe d Q Tere Rubio Barbara Rugen Candace Russell Karen Sablik Jeanie Sanchez Sheila Sells , Liza Selva Alicia Silva Laura Silva Shannon Sweeney Lisa Tatum Debbie Teran f ff-vfem iiii Qarlene Trevino will have Debbie Guerra will be the most Lisa Collins will have married aveled the farthest. h famous. her high school sweetheart. 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D. and me, I think I smell a pig somewhere, I can't go home like this, Broken sink, Had to go that bad Mare? Hey Sue, Go get it, Corona Club-pass the lemon and salt, Ia 's Iuice of joy, Sunken Gardens, were parallel, How do Illook? Am I red? Susan's sickness-burp, Smusch, Chug it, Cadillac Dr, Can I have just one? Sand Angels, Ioe's jeep, CCHS vs. AHHS, Yolie, on the phone a ain? he came, he saw, he con uered . . . We sure showeg 'em Guys, Detention? Yeahl, cl-Iave you seen my daughter? Runaway Denise, Mom, I'm at the Chem lecture, Spider-Powder . . . Ac- tivate, Pretty day, anyone outside for an outside lunch -Happy B-day Shannon, Can I borrow your car? Put it in the calendar, Can I have your children? Exxon card, Shaving cream well was it worth it? Yeah! Prelude Grill, Natura Look, No, not the mascara again, Deb and her rock, American Thighs, homegrown hour, John and the inflatables, Bread Art, Debs noodles, I don't et it , Iay's lakehouse, shea 85, mustang, T. C., GECLE Fearsome Foursorne, Corpus, Bluebonnet Ro ers, Sweeney swit- cher, Always' , Denise's Navy, Throw her out of the Lg? YJ' r No not the mascara again Gina s Green car, Prom-Embassy Suites, Black-n-White Diamond studded powder, io s driving? Ring Gina what s the deal for tonight? Gyster Bake . . . Gina's house, Louie, Louie, The Bronco, kyo Steak House OH SMELLY ONE Barbie-n-Ken, Weiner's Hotel, My Chris, I Love Lucly, He's only 2000 miles ray Come with me to get my note Ia gets her man, Guess what Brian got me? . . . BZQKN . . . I'm going out with ke Trinity Dorms Spring Brea 85 87 What a Blastl, That's what friends are for! 133 5 134 Seniors WZ Phyll1sV sq I yG Iaqui Toe erwein Christineqprevino Marlene Trevino Diane Triqpe LeahGail schoepe Raqiuel Ugalde Rosie Valadez Veronica Valdez Phylis Vasihuez Kathrv V' arreal Mary illarreal Adriana Vinton Kim Walsh Samantha White Stella Wilkinson L ' Y on oung Sylvia Zavala Senior Credits: The Paths We Trave DENISE M. ADAME Booster 13 Breakthrough 23 Honor Roll 2,3,43 NHS 3,43 Voice of Democracy S Writing Contest 3 tRunner-Upj . . . DEBRA ANN ALANIZ Booster 1,23 Breakthrough 3,43 Cheerleader NHS 2,3,4 . .. Track Manager 2,3,4 NICOLE ALBRECHT . .. PATRICIA ALEMAIlk Booster 1: Bt Birdie3 Drama 2,3,43 Lit. Mag. 3, 4 . . . MADELINEANZ Booster 1,23 Drama 33 Honor Roll 3,4 . . . Ml ARIAS: Achievement Award Geometry 2,33 Breakthrough 3,42 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 National Hispanic E tSemi-Finalistl3 NHS 2,3,43 Pre-Calculus 3 . . . MYRA ARREDDNDO: Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Library 23 i Attendance Award 1,2,33 Science 13 Who's Who . . . NDRMA AYALA: Cross-Country 1,2,3,43 Quill 81 3 C F 3,43 Star 3,4 tAsst. Ed.J3 Track 1,2,3,4 . . . YVUNNE BARRERk American Chemical Society Award Ministry 2,43 Mu Alpha Theta 33 NHS 2,3,43 Who's Who . . . GRETCHEN BLAKEW Debate 13 Class Foreign Cultures 2 tVice-Pres.l3 S.C. Secretary 3 . . .LORENA BONILLA: Foreign Cultures 2 tHist.l, 3 1 . . . LUCYBDUGHTDN: Transfer from Theodore Roosevelt H.S. 23 Booster Club 23 Honor Roll 4 . . . DURHAM. . . CHRISTINE CABRAL: Advisory Rep. 23 Class Pres. 13 Drama 1,2,3,4 tPres.l3 Lt. Rep. 33 Dance tCo-Chairpersoni . . . LYSA CANTU: Booster 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 2,3 tSec.l, 4 tPres.l3 Madrigals Volleyball 1,2 tJVl, 3,4 tVarsityJ3 Who's Who . . . BECKY CARRANZA: Transfer from Uvalde Breakthrough 3,43 Campus Ministry 43 Soccer Team Manager 4 . . . HELEN CASILLAS: Breakthrough 1 Star 4 . . . LINDA CASTILLO: Booster 13 Debate 3,4 tTreas.J . . . MICHELLE CASTILLO: Academy Christine Cruz tCreative Writinglg Booster 13 Home Ec. 33 Writer's Forum 2 . . . BELINDA CATTARUSA: Cover Design Texas Sesquicentennial Calendar3 Home Ec. 1,2 tSec,J, 3 tV.P.J, 4 fPf6S.ij Swimming 33 Soccer 23 Yearbook 3,4 tArt Ed.l MARTHA CAVAZUS: Advisory Rep. 1,2,33 Class Pres. 43 Cross-Country 1,2,3,43 NHS 2,3,4: Soccer 2,3,4 Narsityl . . . CATHERINE CELESTINO: Math 23 Science 13 Perfect Attendance 4 . . . LDRRAINE CIRLOS: Booster 2,3,4 tSec.J3 Class Vice-Pres. 43 Debate 13 Softball 1,4 tvarsityj . . .LISA CDLLINS: Booster 13 Children of War 43 Debate 23 Foreign Cultures 33 N.E.D.T. 1 t94'Mil . . . SHEILA CDRDDVA: Achievement Award 3 tChem. 81 FrenchJ3 l.F.L.A. 2,3 tFrenchl3 N.E.D.T. 1 t96'Nl3 Contest tU.l.L.l 4 t7thl3 Writer's Forum 3,4 tPres.l SONYA CDRTEZ Booster 13 Campus Ministry 3,43 Foreign Cultures 2,3,4 tV.P.i3 Glee 23 Science 1 LDRALEI ANN CRAIGHEAD: Anthology 33 Advisory Rep. 2,33 Cheerleader tAntonianl 3,43 Honor Roll 1,33 Track 1,2,4 . . . CHRISTINE CRUZ Breakthrough 1,2 tSec.J, fV.P.l 23 Star 43 Who's Who . . . SHARON CUNDIFI-E Campus Ministry 1,2,33 Debate 1,2,3,4 tPres.J3 Quill 8. Scroll 3,43 Star 3,4 tEd.l3 Who's Who 3 . . . HEATHER DANYSH: Class V.P. 23 Math 2,3,43 Quill 81 Scroll 3,43 Soccer 2,3,4tVarsiIYl1 Yearbook 3,4 tEd.l . . . ADRIANA De LEDN: Anthology 33 Campus Ministry 2,43 Foreign Cultures 2,3,4 tPres.l3 Who's Who . . . .IANIE DE LUNA: Booster 2,3,43 Honor Roll 4, Tennis 2,3,43 Who's Who . . . MARY KAYDEWINNE I . , . DIANA DUENAS: Home Ec. 1,2,3,43 Cross-Country 2,3,43 Soccer 2,3,4 fVarsiIYl2 Track 1,2,3,43 Who's Who . . . CLAUDINE ESPINUSA: Breakthrough 13 Home Ec. 33 National Hispanic Scholar 33 Who's Who . . . 2 . RHGNDA G. FARIAS: Breakthrough 1,2 fV.P.l, 3 fPres.l3 Home Ec. 4 . .. MICHELLE FEARS: Booster 13 Breakthrough 3,43 Drama 1,22 Science 2 . . . PATTYFELAN: DebatefDrama 1,2,3,4 tHistoriani3 Latin Honor V Society 1,2,3 fSec.J, 43 Honor Roll 23 Musical Productions-West Side Story, Grease 2,33 Bye Bye Birdie 4 . . . MARY FINGER: Breakthrough 1,2,3 fSec.j, 4 fV.P.J3 Dance 13 Cheerleader 2,3,43 Manager 2,3,43 l.W. Talent Show 3,4 . . . EDITH FLDRES: Booster 1,23 Drama 3,41 Highlands Chem, Contest f4thJ3 Cheerleader fI.W.J 2, tCentrall 3,43 Who's Who .. . LDREITA FLURES: Booster3 Contest tUlLl 4 . .. LDRI FLDRES: Foreign Cultures3 Drama SERINA MARIE FLDRES: Advisory Rep. 2,33 Science 13 Athletic Manager 23 3 Honor Roll 1,2,43 Experience in Engineering at Texas ASM University . . . MELISSA FORElC Transfer from 3l.,,,, I Rhonda Farms, Michelle rem, Myra A John F. Kennedy H.S. 23 Cross-Country 3,43 Honor Roll 2,3,43 Track 3,4 GINA GARCIA: Booster 13 ifjlgf fedondofendalofelflown 'WQ552?F'yf I t f ,.vi ' .if DebatefDrama 1,2,3,43 Swimming 3,43 Theatrical Productions-Twelve Angry Women, Bye Bye Bin Who's Who .. . MELISSA GARCIA: Athletic Manager 3,43 Booster: Soccer 23 Volleyball tvarsityj 3,4 tl Capti . . . RUSEMARY GARCIA .. . MARISSA GAYTAM Campus Ministry 23 Honor Roll 2,3,43 N.E.D.T. Runner-up Voice of Democracy 33 Who's Who . . .ANN MARIE GDMEZ Transfer from Robert E. Lee H.S Home Ec. Club 2,3,43 Swim Team 33 Softball 23 Volleyball 1 QJVJ3 Who's Who 3 YVONNE GUM Softball3 Who's Wh03 Writer's Forum . . . ANGEL GDNZALES: Transfer from Ursuline 23 Booster tl.W.l tCentrall 3,43 Dance 3 . . . ELIZABETH GUNZALES . . . DEBURAH GRAK' Booster: Drama3 G ClubfMadrigals3 Swim Team Manager CHRISTI GUA.IARDO: Booster 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 43 Volleyl 1,2,3 JEN GUELICH: Advisory Rep. 23 Glee Club 2,43 Soccer 33 Yearbook 43 Writer's Forum 3 DEBDRAH GUERRA: Booster 1,23 DramajDebate 33 Perfect Attendance 2 . . . MICHELE GUERRA: Adv. Rep Breakthrough 3,43 Honor Roll 23 Swim Team 33 Who's Who . . .JENNIFER GUERRERO: Breakthrough: 1, tHistorianl 43 DebatefDrama 43 Theatrical Production-West Side Story 13 Who's Who MI GUERRERO: GleeIMadrigals 3,43 Library 1,2 tHistorianl, 3 fPTBS.ij Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4 . . . CAI GUTIERREZ Achievement Award 2,33 Latin Honor Society3 NHS 2,3,43 Science 1,2,33 Who's Who ULIANNA U. GUTIERREZ Transfer from Ursuline: Achievement Award tChem.J3 Bye Bye Birdie: Honor R NHS3 Who's Who . . . DENISE HARTNETE Booster3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Math 1,2,33 Mu Alpha Theta I N,E.D.T. 1973173 NHS 2,3,4 . . . KAREN HEMPEL: Drama 1,2 tThespianl3 Home Ec. 2,3 tHistorianl3 Quit Scroll 3,43 Star 3,4 tEd.i3 Swimming 3,4 tCaptainl . . . LAURA ANN HERNANDEZ Advisory Rep, 43 Honor l 1,2,3,43 Lit. Mag. 43 Summer Program Boston College . . . RDSE ANN HERNANDEZ, . . YOLI HERNANL Booster3 Foreign Cultures MUNICA HUUG: Honor Roll 13 Quill 81 Scroll 43 Yearbook 1,2,43 U.T.! Young Scholars Program . . . RUSALIE HULLAND: Cross-Country 2,33 Pro-Life Club 23 Soccer tVarsityi FRIEDA HDRNSBW Achievement Award 33 Basketball Manager 43 Booster 3,4 fV.P.J3 Track 2, Volleyball tVarsityJ 3,4 SILVIA ANN IBARRE Academy Award 3 tMost Artisticl3 Archdiocesan i Artist of the Year 1198413 Drama 1,2,3,4 tThespianJ3 GleefMadrigals 2,3,43 Lead in West Side Story . . . Bye-Bye Birdie l4J . . . SHANNDN JEHLING: Drama 1,23 Honor Roll 3,43 Quill 81 Scroll 3,43 Star 3,43 Forum PATRICIA JIMENEZ Breakthrough 3,43 Foreign Cultures 1,23 l.W. Christian Teenage NHS 3,4 . . .KRISTINJOSEPI-L Booster 1,23 Debate!Drama 3,43 Honor Roll 33 N.E.D.T. C9921 . . . LYNN KASKIE Champions 1,2 lHist.i, 3 tPres.J3 Drama3 Library Club 1 lHistorianl . . . MAUREEN . Honor Roll 3,43 Lit Mag. 3,4 lEditorl3 National Merit Commended Scholar, AP Test a 5, SAACTE Fall: of Show, Spring: 1st Poetry, Honorable Mention Prose SUSAN KIM: Bye Bye Birdie3 Foreign 3,43 Home Ec. 23 Lt. Rep. 13 Swimming Manager 3,43 Science 13 Who's Who . . . DIANA KRUGER: Rep. 3,43 Quill 8- Scroll 3,43 Math 4 lPres.J . . .FRANCES KUNIZ Lit Mag. 43 Quill 8. Scroll 3,43 SAACTE lFirst Placey Writers Forum 33 Yearbook 3 lSports Ed.j, 4 lLayout Editorl . . .LISA LOCKWO0D. . . 1 3 MARES. . .CARMELA MARTINEZ Contest 3 l3rd and 9th placey Library Club 1,2,3 LSGCTBTHTYJQ Honor 1,2,3,4 lHighi3 NHS 2,3,43 Who's Who 3,4 . . . BEATRIZ McCLURE . . . AMY HELEN McC0lC Campus istry 43 Foreign Cultures Club 3,41 Soccer 2,33 NHS 2,3,43 National Merit Semi-Finalist . . . CARLA LYNN NDIOLA: Academy Award 3 tBest Drawing 81 Best NarrativeJ3 NHS 3,43 S.A. Parks 8. Recreation Christmas Contest lSecond PIBCBJQ Science Fiction 3 fPublicity Ad Art Ed.JQ Track 3 . . . ALMA MDRALES . . . MDRANIEC: Basketball 1,21 Breakthrough 4 lTreas.l3 Volleyball 13 U.S. Youth Citizenship Award 33 SAT NHS234 SCT Who...MELlSSA MULLER: Foreign Cultures2lV.P.13 Honor Roll3 P .... 3 , , 3 reasurer sss.l,, PA ' ,,3 ' , ' : ' ULA MULLER . . . USA MUNDZ Booster 1 2 4 Science 1 3 KATHLEEN UBRIEN American Society Award lFirstJ3 P.S.A.T. lPerfect Mathematical SCOTSJQ Science Fiction 3 lEd.l, 1,2, fLayout A I Treasurer 13 Young Pegasus 4 CHRISTINA 0ROSCO: Breakthrough 3,4 lV.P.J3 Cheerleader 3 R Candace Russell lCentral Catholicl, 4 LHEHQQQ Glee 23 Honor Roll . . .LISA DRTEGDN: Booster 2,33 Cheerleader lHoly Crosslg Home Ec. 33 Science 13 U.T.S.A. Spanish Contest 3 11st place, Poetryl . . . MARTHA PAEZ. . . ALEJANDRA PAl.ACIOS. . . LAURIE PALMER. . . GINA PASTRANO: Home Ec. 2,3 lSec.J3 Honor Roll 1,23 Math 2,41 Soccer 2,4 lVarsityJ3 Track 2 . . . MARY PELLERIM Booster 1,23 DebatefDrama 33 Star 3 . . . SANDRA ANN PEREZ . . . MEIHLA PETRDFE Honor Roll 2,33 Math 2,33 Star 3,4 tEd.J3 Quill 8. Scroll 3,43 Tennis 3,4 . . . LISSA- CDURTNEY PUMPE Anthology 43 Cheerleader 3 lAntonianJ3 Home Ec. 1,2,3,43 Lit. Mag. 23 Track 2 RACHEL DUINTERO: Booster Club 13 Home Ec. Club 2,3,43 Soccer Manager 33 Track 2,33 Who's Who 4 . . . SOFIA ANN UUINTERD: Booster 1,23 Lit. Mag. Poetry Entry3 Who's Who 4 . . . BELINDA REYES . . . MDNICA REYGADAS: Home Ec. 33 Science 43 Who's Who . . . AURELIA REYNA: Advisow Rep. 13 American Chem. Society Award3 Champions 1 lTreasurerJ 2,3,43 Honor Roll3 NHS REBECCA RIOS: Breakthrough 33 N.E.D.T. 13 Quill 81 Scroll 23 Science 1,2 . . .ANNA LAURA RDDRIGUEZ Campus Ministry 3,43 Debate 3,4 lPres.l3 Lit. Mag. l1st in contestjg Physical Science Contest l1stJ3 Yearbook 2,3 lFinancial Managerl . . . ANNE MARIE RDDRIGUEZ Booster 1,2,3,4 lPres.l3 Basketball: 2 lJVJ, 3 lvarsityj, 4 lvarsityli Softball 1,2,3,43 Volleyball 1,2,3,43 Who's Who CYNTHIA ANN RDDRIGUEZ Booster 1,23 Bye Bye Birdie 43 Cheerleader 23 Star 33 Who's Who . . . DEBBIE RDDRIGUEZ Booster 2,3,43 Breakthrough 3,43 Home Ec. 13 Bye Bye Birdie . . . SARA RDSENFELD: Honor Roll3 Library 2,3 lV.P.J3 Advisory Rep. 23 Science Fiction 3,4 NHS . . . 1'ERRI RUBIO: Advisory Rep. 43 Booster 1,23 Cheerleader 2,3,4 QCD-DBHQDQ Who's Who . . .CANDACE RUSSEIJ Achievement Award lSpanishJ3 Advisory Rep. 43 NHS 2,3,43 Who's Who3 Writers Forum 4 . . . BARBIERUGEM Booster 1,23 Drama 3,4 . . . KAREN SABLIIC Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Lit. Mag. 2,3,4 lEd.J3 Quill 81 Scroll 43 Soccer 2,3,4 lvarsityj, S.C. Rep. 4. . .MARIA E SANCHEZ Booster 1,23 Home Ec. 33 Dance Team 2 . . .LISA SELVA: Booster 1,23 Campus Ministry 3,43 Science 43 Right to Life 2 lChaplain and Pres.J, 3 lPres.13 Science . . . ALICIA SILVA: Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Mu Alpha Theta 2,3,43 N.E.D.T.3 Tennis 3,4 lvarsityi .. . LAURA ANN SILVA: Advisory Rep. 33 Anthology 33 Lit. Mag. 13 Lt. Rep. 43 Science 2 lHistorianJ . . . SHANNUN SWEENEIQ Advisory Rep. 13 Basketball 1,2 lJVJ 3,4 lVarsityJ3 Class Historian 23 Honor Roll3 S.C. Pres. 4 . . . LISA M. TA7'UM: Basketball 1 lCaptainl3 Class Pres. 33 NHS 1,2,3,4 lVice-Pres.l3 Track 13 Writers Forum 3,4 3 .IACKIE TDEPPERWEIM Booster 1 2' Drama 3 CHRISTINE M. TREVINO: Booster 1,2 23 Foreign Cultures 33 Home Ec. 33 Math 1 MARLENE TREVINO: Foreign Cultures 3,4 Honor Roll 43 Volleyball 1 DIANE IRIPPE' Booster 13 Campus Ministry 43 DebatefDrama 2 Cultures 3 lTreasurerJ, 43 Soccer 2,3,4 tvarsityl LEAHGAIL TSCHDEPE: Basketball 1,2,3,4 1 Ureasurerl, 4 UTBBSUTSTJQ Honor Roll 1,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 RACHEL Breakthrough 23 Quill 81 Scroll 3,43 Star 3,4 lEditorJ . . . ROSIE VALADEZ Booster 1,2,3,4 lVice Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 NHS 2,3,4 lPres.J3 Tennis 3,4 lvarsityi . . . VERDNICA VALADEZ: Breakthrough 33 Perfect Attendance 1,2,33 Class Secretary 43 Who's Who PHYLLIS VASDUEZ Booster 1 Breakthrough 2,3,43 Dance 33 Perfect Attendance 1,23 Science 2 KATHRYN VILLARREAL: Dance 1,2 Foreign Cultures 1,23 NHS 3,43 l.F.L.A. Award 1,2 . .. MARY VILLAREAL: Advisory Rep. 43 All-American Cheerleader 33 Booster 1,2,3,43 Cheerleader 2,3,4 QHSHQJQ Honor Roll 1 . . . KATHRYN WLLAREAL: Advisory Rep. 1,2,4Q Cheerleader 2 lHeadi, 3,4 lCentral Catholiclg Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 . . .ADRIANA VINTDM Booster 13 Dance 13 Dance Award 13 Swimming 3 . . .KIM WALSH: Honor Roll 33 Lit. Mag. 33 National Hispanic Scholar 43 Class Treasurer 43 Who's Who3 Writers Forum 3,4 . . . SAMANTHA WHITE Academy Award 1,2 lWriter of the YBBTJQ Breakthrough 3,4 lVice-Pres.J3 C. W. Miller Poetry Contest lHonorable MentionJ3 Home Ec. 13 Honor Roll . . . STELLA WILKINSOM Breakthrough 33 Champions 43 GleefMadrigals 3,4 . . . LORI YUUNG: Advisory Rep. 43 Class Treasurer 2,33 Soccer Manager 23 Yearbook 4 lFinancial Manageri SYLVIA ZAVALA: Booster 43 Campus Ministry 33 Science 2,3 cr? el tPres.J DEBBIE TERAN: Achievement Award 2 lEnglishJ3 Booster 13 Debate!Drama 43 Honor Roll 33 School Population Faculty Freshmen Sophomores Iuniors Seniors Academics Clubs Sports About The Town Around The World Acevedo, Catherine 84, 92 Acosta, Cynthia 106, 111 Adame, Denise 118, 130 Aguilar, Ocilia 57, 59, 84, 94 Aguilar, Yamin 84, 95 Alanis, Sylvia 68, 96, 100 Alaniz, Debbie 7, 49, 76, 118, 134 Alaniz, Virginia 96, 102 Albrecht, Nicole 12, 118, 123 Alemar, Patricia 22, 118, 123 Alonso, Maribel 96, 103 Alvarado, Michelle 54, 73, 76, 96, 104 Alvarado, Monica 68, 96, 101 Amador, Deanna 35, 96, 98 Anaya, Lisa 84, 88 Anciola, Christ-i 26, 57, 96, 105 Anz, Madeline 118, 123, 130 Arangua, Melissa 84, 87 Arce, Betsy 106, 117 Archembeault, Noel 84 Arciniega, Trine 84, 89 Arevalo, Iessica 84, 94 Arguello, Genevieve 84, 91 Arias, Melissa 59, 118 Arispe, Jeanette 96, 103 Arredondo, Myra 38, 118, 120, 136 Arredondo, Rita 68, 96, 100 Awalt, Laila 84, 92 Ayala, Nomia 5, 62, 74,118,130 Barbour, jennifer 59, 84 Barrera, Yvonne 46, 118, 120 Barrientos, Leticia 96, 102 Becerra, jessica 96, 103, 104 Belmares, Dolores 19, 106, 117 Benavides, Roberta 84, 87 Benavides, Tammy 84 Berlanga, Veronica 57, 96 Bemal, Anna 20, 79, 106, 116 Blakey, Gretchen 118, 123 Blalack, Penny 20, 96, 101 Bonilla, Lorena 118, 123 Boughton, Lucy 118, 130 Boyle, Stephanie 84 Brandes, Beth 70, 96, 105 Brandes, Bridget 7, 70, 75, 106 Brosseau, Melissa 96, 100 Brown, Monica 84, 89 1.'1.'J' 32Q 78-137 sset - 1 80-83 so Yearbook by: Newsfoio Yearbooks, San Angelo, Texas 7 Representative:iMr.lTerry Peel pl 6 1 84-95 pModerator:,Mrs,. Ellen Skull 1 6 1 8 ,Cooer:Newqoto Yearbooks 6 6 6 6 6 6-105 6 Base Material: Cordova Grain, Black Rub, Red 023 Title: Applied Goldlfoil 4 6 6 4 6 4 i 4 1 ySpot,Color:aSuper Blue 14111881 6 6 106-117 1 6Class-portraits:Provine68tudios f 1 Candid- shots: Magazine journalism class 6' Gina 46-47 '1MeZa 6 4 5 A 113-137 5 lFilmproeessing:PoxPhotogf 7 it 4 4 Division Pages: Grid 2 fPerspectivel lisa 6-7 6 1 PortraitPages: 1f09fogBlaCkBt1ClCgT01Zt1di as iBodyCopy:,I0 ointPa1atiao 8 6 1 38-45 6gCaptions,:i6fan 8point,Pulatino Vf 16-31 Endsheets:eBelinda,Cattarusa 6 4 1 Total pages6:144 pp: fMain bookj, 118 pp. fFall 64-77 gSupplementl 6 6 yy 4 gf Staff: pictures on thelfollowing, pages, 43-63 9 34-37 Buenrostro, Magda 96 Burch, Noelle 57, 68, 96, 104, 141. Burham, Cynthia 46, 118, 134 Burink, Elizabeth 84, 91 Burke, jennifer 96, 101, 102 Bustos, Denise 96, 98 Cabral, Christina 118, 123 Cabral, Cynthia 5, 96, 100 Cabral, Elena 68, 96, 102 Campos, Candace 96, 100 Campos, Michelle 118, 120 Campos, Sherry 106, 111 Cantella, Christine 84, 92 Cantu, Anissa 96, 105 Cantu, Carolyn 73, 96, 103 Cantu, Eliva 84, 94 Cantu, Lysa 66, 119, 134 Cantu, Maria 30, 67, 106, 108 Cappellini, Delizia 84, 95 Carbonneau, Theresa 84, 88 Carranza, Becky 118, 130 Carroll, Monica 54, 73, 84, 87 Casanova, Renee 84 Casanova, Susanne 84, 89 Casares, Bemice 84, 91 Casares, jennifer 85, 92 Casares, Iessica 106, 117 Casillas, Diana 85, 94 Casillas, Helen 118, 134 Castilleja, Bemadette 85, 88 Castillo, Linda 13, 118 Castillo, Lorie 85, 87 Castillo, Michelle 118, 120, 134 Castillo, Theresa 85 Castrejon, Lupita 41, 97, 103 Castro, Lisa Marie 106 Castro, Teresa 97, 102 Castrudes, Sarah 85, 89 Cattanisa, Belinda 19, 118, 123, 140 Cavazos, Cynthia 97 Cavazos, Martha 70, 75, 79, 118, 123, 128 Celestino, Catherine 46, 118 Cerda, Melinda 85, 91 Chapa, Lupita 22, 106, 110 Chapa, Jennifer 67, 85, 92 Chapa, Monica 43, 76, 106, 111 Chavez, Vanessa 97, 102 Christensen, Teresa 97 Cirlos, Lorraine 118, 120 Cisneros, Teresa 57, 97, 101 Claussen, Letha 85, 94 Clutter, Iennifer 30, 85, 97, 98 Coghlan, Patricia 31, 63, 106, 108 Collins, jennifer 54, 63, 85, 88 Collins, Lisa 49, 62, 118, 129, 130 Cone, Sharon 85, 87 Conner, Lene 85 Cook, Maria 97, 105 Cordova, Sheila 7, 13, 118: 123 Cortez, Sonya 24, 25, 118, 120 Cortinas, Alma 106, 117 Cortinas, Kim 85, 89 Covamibias, Maria 20,106, 116 Craighead, Loralei 28, 60, 79, 118, Crow, Kathryn 5, 106 Cruz, Christine 118, 120, 136 Cruz, jennifer 10, 38, 70, 106, 110 Cundiff, Sharon 47, 118 Czamecki, Lisa 71, 85, 91 Danaher, Kim 54, 67, 85 Danford, Elvia 57, 97, 103 Danysh, Heather 70, 120, 121, 141 Davila, Elizabeth 97, 100 Davila, Patricia 97, 102 Davis, Debbie 106, 111 De Estrada, Monique 54 Delaney, Kathy 85, 93 De La Rosa, Iacqueline 97, 103 De la Rosa, Ieanette 97, 103 Debeon, Adriana 24, 121, 123 DeLeon, Alexandra 54, 85, 95 DeLeon, Marisela 85, 87, 88 Debeon, Melissa 54, 85, 97, 104 Debeon, Susie 66, 97, 101 Delgado, Gina 85 Delgado, Margot 20, 106, 108 Delgado, Michelle 41, 97, 98 DeLuna, Janie 121, 134 DeMartino, Denise 57, 96, 97, 103 Deming, Stacy 5, 85, 89 Dennehey, Iennifer 97, 105 DeWinne, Mary Kay 54, 60, 121, 130 Diaz, Io Ann 30, 107, 108 Diaz, Stephanie 97 Domingo, Melanie 84, 85, 91 Domingo, Melyn 97, 102 DuBois, Michelle 32, 70, 107, 117 Dudley, Lura 60, 107, 116 Duenas, Diana 34, 70, 75, 79, 121, 134 Duerr, Michelle 85, 92 Duiilho, Betsy 67, 70, 97, 103 Duncan, Barbara 97, 104 'eren, Carrie 77, 107 erson, Marta 97, 101 erson, Rana 97, 100 erson, Rossi 107, 117 riquez, Denise 85, 94 cobedo, Evelyn 97, 98 pinosa, Claudine 59, 120, 121 quivel, Lisa 97, 101, 105 lbo, Lisa 97, 103 Erias, julie 68, 97, 100 arias, Rhonda 121, 136 arias, Sandra 27, 76, 107, 110 1amter,Maria107, 111 az, Melissa 73, 85, 95 az, Pauline 85, 88 arS, Michelle 45, 120, 121, 136 Elan, Patty 22,121 erguson, Christine 85, 87 emandez, Elizabeth 85 inger, Gretchen 57, 97, 101 'inger, Mary 34, 76, 120, 121 ores, Adriana 12, 29, 97, 101,103 ores, Davina 85, 89 ores, Deborah 97, 102 ores, Edith 19, 60, 121, 123 iflores, Georgina 85, 91 iilores, Loretta 120, 121, 123 Flores, Lori 24,121,123 Tlores, Margaret 38, 107, 117 ilores, Mariela 97, 103 Flores, Melissa 21 Flores, Michelle 99, 104 Flores, Serina 79, 120, 121 Flores, Sharon 99 Flores, Veronica 73, 85, 92 Forey, Melissa 21, 38, 53, 75, 121,123 Forsyth, Megan 69, 77, 107, 108 Franklin, Pamela 20, 72, 107, 116 Fritzinger, Dawn 20, 60, 77, 107, 141 Fuentes, Margie 99, 102 Gabriel, jennifer 22, 68, 107, 110, 140 Galindo, Marie 99, 105 Galindo, Marisa 85, 94 Galindo, Patricia 99, 103 Garay, Gina 44, 86 Garcia, Adriana 10, 20, 43, 107,108 Garcia, Deborah 99, 100 Garcia, Gi.na 68, 121, 134 Garcia, Leticia 86, 91 Garcia, Marisol 86, 88 Garcia, Marisol 66, 72, 96, 99, 102 Garcia, Melissa 86, 121 Garcia, Melissa 66 Garcia, Naomi 86 Garcia, Norma 86, 89 Garcia, Patricia 86, 91 Garcia, Rosemary 34, 121, 134 Garcia, Sally 99, 103 Garza, Catherine 107, 111 Garza, Elizabeth 57, 78, 99, 104 Garza, Sonia 86, 92 Garza, Tracey 86, 91 Gayton, Marissa 46, 120, 121 Geigenmiller, Shannon 86, 94 Geisen, Christine 86, 95 Gerlach, jennifer 86, 88 Genett, Melody 20, 77, 107, 117 Gleich, Melissa 86, 87 Gleitz, Loretta 20, 107, 116 Gloria, Patricia 86 Gomez, Ann Marie 47, 79, 121, 130 Gomez, Melissa 99, 101 Gomez, Rebecca 20, 107 Gutienez, Olianna 23, 122, 123 Guzman, Cindy 30, 63, 107, 117 Guzman, Tracy 59, 86, 94 Gomez, Yvonne 121 Rosebud Kuntz Gonzaba, Andrea 86, 89 Gonzales, Angel 23, 46, 121, 123 Gonzales, Evette 38 Gonzales, jessica Y. 107, 110 Gonzales, Kristine 86, 89 Gonzales, Patricia 86, 91 Gonzales, Renee 76, 99 Gonzalez, Ana 86, 92 Gonzalez, Carmen 29, 99, 105 Gonzalez, Elizabeth 121, 130, 136 Gonzalez, jessica 86, 94 Gonzalez, jessica R. Gonzalez, Lupita 99, 103 Gonzale, Sandra 57, 86, 95 Gray, Debbie 54, 68, 121, 134 G1-ay,Leticia 99, 100 Groff, Lori 86 Groff, Shannon 76, 99, 102 Grothues, Denise 99, 103 Guajardo, Christy 53, 121, 123 Guajardo, Sharon 86 Guelich, jennifer 19, 122, 123, 140 Guelich, Melissa 99, 104 Guerra, Deborah 45, 122, 129 Guerra, Michele 122, 134 Guerra, Rebecca 99, 101 Guerrero, jennifer 34, 120, 122 Guerrero, Mary 30, 39, 120, 122 Guerrero, Marissa 86, 89 Guerrero, Brigette 107, 111 Guerrero, Sandra 86, 91 Guerrero, Tanya 86, 92 Guevara, jeanette 99 Gutierrez, Carol 122, 130, 134 and ' Melanie Watkm Halloran, Kathleen 96, 99, 100 Harada, Naho 99, 102 Hardberger, Amy 86, 95 Hartford, Pat 107, 108 Hartnett, Denise 62, 120, 122, 134 Heard, Kristina 38, 63, 66, 72, 107 Heinsheimer, Laura 86 Hempel, Karen 68, 122 Hemmi, Stephanie 63, 107, 116 Herber, Shalene 69, 99, 103 Hemandez, Annalise 86 Hemandez, Brenda 57, 86, 89 Hemandez, Elizabeth 99, 103 Hemandez, Laura 23, 46, 120, 122 Hemandez, Leesa 10, 20, 107 Hemandez, Monica 86, 89 Hemandez, Rose Ann 22, 46, 53, 122 Hemandez, Sonia 109, 110 Hemandez, Yolanda 122, 123 Herrera, Marisa 99 Hidalgo, Rosalyn 99, 101 Kathy Kiselis Hinojosa, Belinda 86, 91 Hinojosa, Marilyn 32, 109, 110 Holland, Rosalie 12, 122 Holland, Stacey 109, 111 Hoog, Monica 19, 23, 122, 134, 140 Homsby, Frieda 20, 66, 122, 130 Hubble, Carrie B9 Huerta, Rebecca 109 Ibarra, Adriana 54, 67, 89, 92 Ibarra, Martha 99 Ibarra, Silvia 30, 125 Ibarra, Yvonne 99, 104 1 if l A 27' , V775 . H , n'g,,if 3 jennifer Gabriel Iniegas, lsela 100, 105 lsaac, Michelle 89, 94 jadallan, Karime 109 janiewicz, Georgy 67, 70, 89, 94 janiewicz, jessica 67, 69, 89, 95 jarrett, Paula 100, 104 jarvi, Kate 109, 111 jehling Shannon 120, 125 jimenez, Alycea 22, 109, 117 Iimenez, DeeDee 5, 89 jimenez, Patricia 59, 123, 125 jones, julie 87, 89 jones, Kendra 89 jones, Meredith 100, 103 joseph, Kristin 49, 54, 125, 134 Karam, Gabriela 54, 89 Kaskie, jennifer 45, 123, 125 Kasper, Alison 89, 91 Kazala, Amy 100 Kellmann, jennifer 66, 109, 116 Kelly, Andrea 22, 29, 109 Kelly, Maureen 19, 125 Kennedy, Alice 109, 110 Kim, Susan 68, 125, 134 Kiolbassa, jean 109 Kiselis, Karen 39, 67, 97, 100, 102 Kiselis, Kathy 41, 65, 66, 109, 139 Kozlowski, Adele 30, 38, 43, 106, 109, 117 Kruger, Diana 18, 44, 79, 118, 120, 125 Kurz, Christine 30, 70, 106, 109, 116 Kurtz, Frances 125, 134, 139 Lampe, Margaret 109 Lance, Sara 89, 92 Laury, Aqualyn 89, 95 Lawyer, Michelle 100 Lee, Brenda 79, 109, 116 Leija, Belinda 89, 91 Leverett, janice 89 Leverette, Michelle 100, 103 Ligon, Love 89 Limon, Lexia 109 Lizcano, Marcela 22, 109 Lockwood, Lisa 13, 38, 118, 123, 125 Lopez, Araceli 23, 29, 100, 104 Lopez, Denise 89 Lopez, Ruby 67, 89, 97 Lozano, Leticia 89, 92 Lozano, Suzette 20, 108, 110 Lozano, Tami 73, 100 Lucero, Sarah 68, 89, 94 Lugo, Mary Lou 67, 72, 97, 100 Lujan, Belinda 89, 95 Luna, Yvonne 5, 54, 89, 93 Madero, Valerie 110, 117 Magott, Victoria 09 Mancinelli, jennifer 10, 98, 100 if---as ' Mantz, Leslie 100, 105 Manzano, Monica 101, 105 Mares, Mary 46, 50, 125 Marquez, Laura 20, 110, 116 Marquez, Monica 20, 77, 79, 110 Martin, Cynthia 89 Martinez, Cannela 46, 125, 134 Martinez, Mary 22, 77, 110 Martinez, Regina 101 Martinez, Socorro 110 Martinez, Teresa 101, 103 Martinez, Yvette 73, 101 Mass, Pamela 89, 91 Masterson, Sheila 68, 101, 104 Mauriello, Dean 108, 110 May, Inna 79, 120, 125 Mayberry, Renee 89, 92 Mazur, Melissa 101, 102 McClure, Beatrice 120, 125 McCoy, Amy 125, 128, 134, 136 McGrady, Victoria 89, 94 Mclnnis, Susan 54, 89, 95 McNulty, Suzanne 57, 74, 101, 103 Meeks, Arlene 101, 103 Mendez, Mara 110, 117 Mendiola, Argela 101, 104 Mendiola, Carla 46, 75, 128, 134 Mendoza, Dina 101 Mendoza, Michele 89 Mercado, janyna 77, 98, 101 Meza, Gina 27, 101, 105 Miranda, Angela 87, 89 , Mitchell, Lisa 67, 72, 79, 110, 116 Molina, Felicia 89 Montemayor, Lourdes 101, 103 Monteverdi, Gina 57, 101 Monteverdi, Teresa 59, 89 Morales, Alma 45, 120, 128 Morales, jeanette 101, 102 Moran, Molly 110 Moraniec, Angela 46, 128, 134 Moreno, Catherine 89 Moreno, jeannette 5, 87, 90 Moreno, Mayra 101, 103 Moreno, Rebecca 110 Mosayebi, june 102, 104 Moses, Keri 90, 92 Mullen, Christine 102 Muller, Melissa 120, 128 Muller, Paula 7, 46, 128, 130 Muniz, Michele 101, 102 Munoz, Linda 98, 102 Munoz, Lisa 46, 120, 128 Munoz, Melissa 102, 105 Murcia, Nadine 90, 94 Narvaez, Monica Y. 110, 139 Navarijo, Andrea 110 Navarijo, Raquel 90, 92 Navarro, Melissa 90, 95 Newberg, Amy 108, 110 Notzon, Annelise 43, 76, 110, 117 Nunez, Vanessa 20, 79, 110, 116 O'Brien, Kathleen 123, 128 O'Dowd, julie 90, 94 Ogilvie, Andrea 87, 90 O'l-lara, Denise 90 O'Krongley, Terri 89, 90 Olivarri, Roxanne 57, 84, 90 O'Neil, Shannon 59, 72, 84, 90, Orosco, Christina 60, 123, 128 Ortegon, Lisa 60, 120, 128 Ortiz, Ana 57, 90, 94 Oswald, Rosemarie 73, 96, 102 Paez, Martha 79, 128, 134 Paglia, Gena 100, 102 Palacios, Adriana 110, 128 Palacios, Alejandra 128 Palacios, Anna 95, 100 Palacios, Mariso, 50, 77, 110 jennifer Guehch Palmer, Laurie 59, 128, 134 Palsgrove, Michelle 102, 104 Parker, Cyndi 102 Parsons, Elena 28, 78, 88, 90 Pastrano, Gina 21, 70, 120, 128 Patel, Kavita 84, 87, 90 Pellerin, Mary 128 Pena, Ana 102 Pena, Gina 98, 102 Perez, Christy 90 Perez, Lydia 89, 90 Perez, Marlena 88, 90 Perez, Melissa 90 Perez, Sandra 128, 134 Perez, Sonia 111 Petri, Claire 90, 94 Petroff, Meihla 19, 75, 128 Pina, Sandra 106, 111 Pish, Deborah 111 Plofchan, jennifer 22, 70, 108, 1 Pompa, Lissa-Courtney 79, 120 128 Porter, Andrea 20, 67, 90, 92, 97 Potchemick, Debra 102, 105 Pratt, Angela 90, 95 Queralt, Yvonne 45, 65, 66, 108 111 Quinlan, Claudia 102 tero, Rachel 79, 128 tero, Sophie 128, 130 e, Faith 73, 90 irez, Laura 25, 54, 90 os, Brenda 102 os, Veronica 90 el, Deserie 67, 73, 89, 90 el, Leticia 100, 102 r, Valerie 102 arts, Terry 30,108,111 on, Monica 5,111,117 on, Nicole 29, 65, 66, 72, 106, 111 116 ndez, Michelle 20, 77, 79, 111, es, Belinda 123, 128 s, Karen 90 adas, Monica 123, 129 a, Aurelia 46, 47, 49, 123, 129 a, Cynthia 20, 90, 92 a, Elizabeth 90, 94 osa, Christina 20, 111 as, Paulette 111, 117 as, Rosa Ana 70, 75, 107, 111 , Lorena 67, 87, 90, 93 , Rebecca 123, 129 ra, Michelle 90, 95 ha, Magda 29, 104 'guez, Angelica 59, 88, 90. , 'guez, Anna Laura 123, 129 'guez, Annie 48, 66, 72, 129 'guez, Christina 104 riguez, Cindy 129 riguez, Debbie 45, 129, 134 'guez, Gina 67, 97, 100, 104 riguez, Natalie 48, 60, 108, 111 s, Evangelina 90 enfeld, Sara 13, 129, 134 er, Carol 98, 104 io, Tere 46, 60, 120, 129 en, Bartie 120, 129 z, Kathleen 20,111,116 sell, Candace 123, 129, 136 , Daisy 89, 93 lik, Karen 70, 129, 134 lik, Marjorie 70, 91, 93 azar, Andrea 67, 93 dana, Rebeca 93, 94 inas, Lisa 93, 95 chez, jeanie 120, 129 chez, Laura 10, 20,108,111 doval, Marisol 100, 104 Martin, Iennifer 93 Martin, Laura 30, 106, 111 cedo, Elisa 102, 104 cedo, Patricia 103, 104 roeder, Ann Marie 20, 111, 116 roeder, Laura 104 an Noelle Bu Schulze, jennifer 29, 104 Sciaraffa, Mary 59, 87, 93 Sells, Sheila 129, 134 Selva, Liza 129, 130 Sembrowich, Lorie 104 Servantes, Veronica 93 Sifuentes, Janelle 67, 73, 97, 101, 104 Siller, DeAnna 98, 104 Silva, Alicia 46, 64, 129 Silva, Laura Ann 59, 118, 120, 129 Silvas, Kim 104 Smith, Cristal 111 Smith, jennifer 40, 89, 93 Smith, Terri 28, 91, 93 Sodke, Evette 75, 103, 104 Solis, Carla 68, 103, 104 Stames, Catherine 70, 93, 95 Stehling, Rebecca 104 Stewart, Annette 93 Stintson, Kelly Sweeney, Shannon 5, 26, 72, 123, 129 Tafolla, Rochelle 54, 104 Tagle, Bree 93, 94 Tagle, Yvette 93 Tatum, Lisa 129 Tellez, Brenda 88, 93 Teran, Debbie 123, 129 Thompson, Robin 98, 104 Tiierina, Lydia 104 Toepperwein, Daqui 135 Torres, lndi 110, 113 Trevino, Christine 134, 135 Trevino, Claudia 93 Trevino, Frances 21 , 113, 117 Trevino, Marcela 17, 65, 66, 113, 116 Trevino, Marlene 24, 25, 120, 129, 135 Trevino, Melinda 30, 54, 113 Trevino, Teresa 84, 89, 93 Melanie Watkins Trippe, Diane 24, 70, 123, 135 Tschoepe, LeahCail 20, 66, 72, 120, 135 Ugalde, Raquel 134, 135 Uribe, Anita 60, 110, 113 Uviedo, Adrienne 73, 104 Da Valadez, Martha 22, 98, 104 Valadez, Rosie 18, 22, 79, 134, 135 Valdez, Veronica 120, 135 Vallejo, Iennifer 104 Vasquez, Annette 104 Vasquez, Phyllis 120 Vega, Eloisa 91, 93 Vela, Lynda 11, 60, 111, 113 Velasquez, Sheila 77, 108, 113 Venzor, Maribel 20, 108, 113 Vera, Elsa 100, 104 Villarreal, Kathryn 21, 135 Villarreal, Lisa 113, 117 Villarreal, Mary 76, 135 Vinton, Adriana 135 Vontur, Suzanne 102, 104 Walsh, Kimberly 118, 135 Watkins, Melanie 104, 139, 141 Watkins, Vilcen 20, 50, 79, 113, 116 Weaver, Clare 5, 29, 103, 104 White, Kendra 78, 104 White, Samantha 123, 135 Wideman, Carolyn 10, 104 Wiker, Gretchen 93 Willette, Stephanie 48, 89, 93 Willing, Tanya 20, 59, 68, 93, 94 Wilmer, Estelle 98, 104 Wilkinson, Stella 39, 130, 135 Wilson, Iennifer 104 Won, Christine 84, 93 Woo, Lomette 104 Young, Lori 134, 135, 139 Young, Sharon 93, 95 Zamora, Diana 20, 113 Zapata, Patricia 110, 113 Zavala, Sylvia 135 wn Fritzinger T T 5630 Wurzbach 8: Bandera 1633 SW. 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