Jourdanton High School - Chief Yearbook (Jourdanton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1973 volume:

Faces reveal emotions. Emotions reveal inner beliefs and character as they are affected by outside pressures. Inner belief and character reveal a combination of principles learned in our home, school, community, and country. In the faces of the senior class of 1973 we see dignity, pretense, disguise, assurance, confidence, uncertainty, and a multitude of other emotions. These emotions help write a history of our 1973 school year and this history is unfolded through these and other faces. 2 Faces reflect the inner emotions of all people. In a year when the release of the American prisoners of war by North Viet Nam was a reality rather than a dream, when it snowed twice in Jourdanton, and when JHS graduated thirty- four seniors who took their place in the world, happiness was the most important emotion. Happiness of playing in the snow, talking to Santa, being with someone special to you who shares an interest in what you are doing, or just chatting with the boys is as real as the happiness of reunion with a loved one. While the tears and loneliness were there, we chose to remember the happy emotions as reflected in these ... Individual Faces 3 4 In organizations and activities, faces reflect the frustration, concentration, or interest in one's inner thoughts. Whether the individual is working with livestock in FFA, building a bon fire, cheering the home team on, embroid- erying decals on a blue denim shirt during an FHA meeting, or eating a snack during break time, his face is ever- revealing. As we worked individually or in groups, much of ourselves and our emotions were revealed in our... Group Faces 5 Faces reflect emotions, and the height of emotions is seen in sports events, which draw upon both the physical and emotional reserves of a person. While the Miami Dolphins set a professional football record by going through the season undefeated and the UCLA college basketball team won an unprecedented seventh national championship, winning its 75th game in a row, the athletes of Jourdanton High School were struggling through a year of frustration and disappointment. Whether the emotions were stirred by Coach talking to the quarterback, in the heat of a basketball game, momentary elation at a football game, struggling in track, or effort in basketball, various emotions were seen in ... Sports Faces 7 THE CHIEF 1973 Jourdanton High School Jourdanton, Texas Faces of Christmas Murals - Patricia Jaksik. RIGHT: Faces of Foreign Exchange Student - Francis Van Winckel. Faces of Christmas - David Jaksik, Larry Vyvlecka, Karen Williams, Shirley Brown, Avalia Lopez, and Bill Anderson. Squaw Half-time Huddle Faces, Homecoming Bonfire Faces, Faces'' LEFT: Indian Locker Room Faces. Annual Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF............Barbie Culpepper BUSINESS MANAGER............Cindy Pawelek LAYOUT EDITOR..........................Julia Ortiz PHOTOGRAPHER.............................Tom Bohl SPONSOR---------- Mrs. Barbara Herrington Table Of Contents Administration — Page 14 High School — Page 26 Elementary — Page 134 Junior High — Page 126 10 Favorites — Page 52 Activities — Page 68 Organizations — Page 84 Sports — Page 102 n Dedication Throughout all of the school activities, two faces have appeared repeatedly to give support to the young people of our school and community. Because of their endless support and tireless efforts on behalf of the youth, the staff proudly dedicates the 1973 CHIEF to these two people, Alonzo and Barbara Gene Peeler. We recognize, first of all, that any success that we have achieved in yearbook publication is due to their assistance in photography. Without their darkroom, equipment, knowledge, and efforts, we would have fallen short of the level of excellence that we were striving for. For their help we are extremely grateful. Not only have Mr. and Mrs. Peeler been a great help to us in publishing our yearbook, but they have also given their support in all areas of school endeavor, from his refereeing at Junior High and B-Team Football games to her active support of the athletic programs. Many of their personal plans have also included the young people of the school and our lives have been enriched by the opportunities that they have made available to us. For their assistance and for their caring about us, we are extremely grateful. We have chosen to say thanks to these two community leaders in this small tribute, by dedicating this yearbook to them. Thanks again, Barbara Gene and Alonzo Peeler, friends to the youth. 12 Barbara Gene receiving Chamber award as Woman-of-the-Year. Alonzo Peeler at work with his cattle on the Hall Ranch in Chri ine, Texas, Registration of seniors by senior sponsors Mr. Wilke, Mr. Chaney, and Mrs. Herrington along with Mr. Carroll. Mr. Henry and Mr. Muckleroy mull over a call by the unofficial officials. 15 Temple Henry High School Principal James E. Cooper Jr. High Principal £ Administration William J. Brown — Superintendent President, DICK PRASSEL School Board 17 Mr. Myers, Coach Marshall and Mr. Cooper in the crow's nest. MR. SAM BARNETT, High School History, Civics and Economics MRS. THERESA BOHL, Third Grade MRS. CONNIE BOOTH, First Grade MR. NORMAN BORTH, High School History, Junior High History, Coach MRS. MELBA BOWEN, High School Typing, Shorthand MR. JAMES E. CARROLL, High School and Junior High Band MR. ROBERT CHANEY, High School English and Speech MRS. TINA COOPER, High School Homemaking Mr. Mac prepares for county stock show. MRS. ELIZABETH CRABB Second Grade MRS. LaMERLE DUREN Third Grade MR. JACK DUREN, Junior High Math MR. BUDDY HARBIN, High School Science and Chemistry MISS CHERYL HENRY Fifth Grade (2nd Semester) MRS. ALMA IZARD, High School Librarian I MRS. BARBARA HERRINGTON, High School English and Journalism MISS MELINE IVY, High School Spanish and History 19 Teacher's Educational Conference. MRS. AGATHA JASIK, Junior High Reading MISS JUDY JOHNSON, Junior High History and Physical Education MR. J. B. KENNEY Counselor MR. JAMES MARSHALL, High School Biology, Physical Education MR. GEORGE McALLISTER, High School Agriculture MRS. GRADY A. McALLISTER, Junior High Reading MRS. GLADYS McKINNEY Fifth Grade (1st Semester) MR. DENZIL McMURREY Special Education 20 Now where is that James McCullough? MRS. JOEL MUCKLEROY Special Education MR. JOHN MUCKLEROY, Junior High Science MRS. ELSIE MYERS Third Grade MR. MURRAY RAY MYERS Career Awareness Counselor MRS. LOUISE ORMAND Second Grade MRS. M. POTTS First Grade (Second Semester) MRS. MYRTLE POWELL Fourth Grade MRS. AGNES RODRIQUEZ First Grade I 21 The little children shall lead the way. MR. A. C. SECREST, High School Distributive Education MRS. JUSTINE SMITH Fourth G rade MISS SALLY SPRINKLE Second Grade MRS. NANCY STROMAN Fourth Grade MR. WILLIAM STROMAN, High School Coach, Math and P. E. MISS NORMA J. SoRELLE, Jr. High Volleyball Coach and P. E. MISS SHARON THOMAS Fifth Grade UpCQN MR. LESTER WILKE, High School Math MISS CAROLYN WILLIAMS, High School Coach, and Physical Education MRS. MARY I. WILLIAMS, Jr. High English 23 Helping Hands MRS. ANGIE ALVARADO Audio Visual Aide MRS. GLORIA CORDOVA Teacher's Aide - Reading MRS. VERNA MAE DAVID Asst. Tax Assessor-Collector MRS. EDITH HELDENFELS Tax Assessor-Collector MRS. GERTRUDE HENRY Teacher's Aide - Library MRS. NENE HILL Secretary 24 Lunchroom Staff Luz Garza, Alice Gawlik, Dora Gonzales, Marie Gaenzel and Clem Anderson. Jesse Esquivel Joaquin Gonzales John Tymrak Ester Guerra Jackie Tucker 25 Maintenance Staff Now how’s that? says Buster. Officers PRESIDENT - Tom Bohl (seated left) VICE- FRES1DENT - Jerry Ahrens (2nd left) SECRETARY - Barbie Culpepper (3rd left) TREASURER - Bejie Ulcak (seated right) SERGEANT-AT-ARMS - Belo Wiley (seated upper right) STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE - Cathy Self (standing) SPONSORS - Mrs. Barbara Herrington (lower left) Mr. Lester Wilke (left) Mr. Robert Chaney (2nd left) 27 Ninta Adame Janie Bautista Mary Ann Gomez and Julia Ortiz work it out. Jerry Ahrens Vicki Bacon Tom Bohl Sue Ann Bollier Sherry Bowen Diana Carroll Barbara Culpepper Domingo DeLaRosa Mary Ann Gomez David Jenks Flora Guzman Roy Jenks Cindy Hill Christine Lopez In class meeting, seniors Jerry Ahrens, Bill Stroman, Belo Wiley, and Randy Teutsch lend their expert advice. Fred Matocha Emilio Ramos Julia Ortiz Betty Schorsch Cheryl Phillips Sue Ann Scott And all Sue Ann asked for was her two front teeth! Gary Teutsch Blase Ulcak Randy Teutsch Zarry Uribe Loretta Vyvlecka Frances Van Winckel Belo Wiley Denise Yett Betty Schorsch tells Denise Yett, I don't believe you wrote the whole thing! Say Cheese” Cindy. Graduates Of JHS —1973 n la via ent ino on e Jerry Cindy Anita Mark Nonnie Marcelo Bobby Helen David Yolanda Patricia Yolanda Marcelo Oscar Bobby Judy Linda Tommy George Flora David JCURDANTCN ELEMENTARY Julia Christina Fred Julia Christina Fred Julia Cheryl Emilio Bobby Betty Karen Irma Diana Lonnie Fortino Robert Bejie IXiane Sandra Roy James Jesus Cathy Sandy Carlos Gary JUNIORS Randy Qualls and Jeff Crabb are caught cooling their heels 34 Shoemake and Wilson select rings, Richard Bautista tells Teutsch his seen Officers Freddie does think sometimes. PRESIDENT - Armando Delgado (seated right front) VICE- PRESIDENT - Jeff Crabb (seated left front) SECRETARY - Terri Davidson (seated far right) TREASURER - Ann Dubose (2nd from far right) REPORTER - Darlene Grier (3rd from left) STUDENT COUNCIL REP. - Marcus Tymrak (left) Judy Piatek (2nd from left) SPONSORS - Miss Meline Ivy (seated 3rd from right) Mrs. Melba Bowen (standing right) Mr. George McAllister (standing left) 35 Willie Alvarado Margaret Amador Adrienne Armentrout Richard Bautista Karen Brooks Cathy Brown Jeff Crabb Terri Davidson Paula De Leon Cathy Brown says This is the way we paint out signs. Armando Delgado Rita Delgado David Domingez Nellie Douglas Ann Dubose Linda Garza Benny Gomez Yolanda Gonzales Darlene Grier Patricia Holmes Patricia Jaksik Lauri Lange Lisa Lawley Marci Mahoney James McCullough Roy Morales 37 Belinda Palmer Cindy Pawelek Janet Pesek Judy Piatek Which mouse? asks Judy. Richard Poenisch Tom Reyes Bobby Shoemake Randy Qualls A class in hand holding or ring selection? Gloria Ramirez Freddy Robles Karen Shutt Willie Taylor Marcus Tymrak Robert Tymrak Blye Ulbrick Janice West Darlene listens intently as she prepares for her turn at speaking. Valerie Wiede Leslie Wilson Duane Work Donna Yow 39 Officers PRESIDENT - Allen Domak (far right) VICE- PRESIDENT - Anastacio Lombaria (2nd right) SECRETARY - Nora Alaniz (not pictured) TREASURER - Sandy Locke (3rd right) REPORTER - Cathy Amador (4th right) STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE - Tommy Tymrak 'left front) SPONSORS - Mrs. Tina Cooper (standing) Mr. James Carroll (left) Mr. Sam Barnett (2nd left) Beverly points the fickle finger of fate at Marc as Pat and Allen look on. 41 Allen does a little catnapping.” Santos Adames Tommy Alvarado Olivia Bautista Margie Alaniz Cathy Amador Pete Bautista Nora Alaniz Ruth Ayala Patti Bowen Albert Castillo Carlos Corella Gary Chain Delaine Ciomperlik Erlinda Casas Joe Cordova Aaron Corella Micki Davidson Mary Douglas Deborah Crabb Allen Domak Mark Duren Velia Cruz Paul Domak David Flores Patricia Fuller Jeanette Godley Robert Gallegos Eva Gonzales Vincente Gallegos Elvia Guzman Santa Barnett gives Chain a pair of size 17 shoes. 43 Rhodes, hogtied to the fence, where he belongs. Marcelo Isaac Sandy Locke Jim Moore David Jaksik Avelia Lopez Patricia Novasad Anastacio Lambario Bubba Miller Mary Orozco Jesse Pawelek Anita Quintana David Pesek Marc Rhodes Janie Quinonez Jimmy Riley Rachel Rodriquez Robert Smith Lillie Thorp Richard Salas Mike Statler Tommy Tymrak Shelia Vyvlecka Roy West Mandy Watson Allen Woelke Elaine Schorsch Cathy Svoboda Deborah Vrana Ronald West Beverly Zuhlke Now Debbie, don't pull that chair out from under Sandy. 45 Officers PRESIDENT - Mark Stroman (standing left) VICE-PRESIDENT - Michael Barker (standing center) SECRETARY - Judy Self (standing right) TREASURER - Mary Myers (seated 3rd from left) SERGEANT-AT-ARMS - Ruben Guzman, (seated left) Sandy Ripple, (seated 2nd left) STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE - Beth Edwards, (center front) SPONSORS - Coach Carolyn Williams, (right) Coach William Stroman, (2nd right) Mr. A. C. Secrest, (3rd right) Freshman Indians Irene, Sunday and Nora show spirit. Dina Alvarado Margaret Chavey Rosa De La Rosa Ricardo Amador David Cordova Johnny De Leon Sunday Amador Janie Cruz Cecilia De Leon Michael Barker Vicente De La Rosa Richard Dornak Sylvia Garza Connie Gonzales Abbe Isaac Ruby Lopez Nancy Locke Chrisanta Lopez Mark Mahoney Paul Martinez Sunday tests Vicente's muscle. 49 Gary Matocha Robin McAllister Mary Myers David Pawelek Ruby Pawelek Eustolio Ramirez Irene Ramos Edward Reyes John Reyes Irene and Rosa decorate the hall. Freshmen Henry, Hoover, and Pawelek listen to Granny play the clarinet. Donald Vrana Kathleen Vyvlecka Mark Vyvlecka Jeanie Webb Gary Wiley Sherry Yow 51 FA VORITES Some favorite teachers, Mr. A1 Secrest, Mrs. Louise Ormand, and Mrs. Agnes Rodriquez, resign after having taught a combined total of 103 years. Here Superintendent William J. Brown presents them with tokens of appreciation. 52 LEFT: Laurie Lange, Belinda Palmer and Cindy Pawelek show faces of some of the JHS favorites. A favorite place of the favorites, as well as all students, is in the halls where small groups gather. Cindy Hill was not only a favorite with her class- mates, but was chosen Miss Atascosa County in the county pageant and represented the county in the Miss South Texas Contest in Seguin. 53 Annie Serrata Fred Matocha 54 Senior Class Favorites Marci Mahoney Roy Morales Junior Class Favorites Allen Dornak Beverly Zuhlke Sophomore Class Favorites Robin McAllister Ruben Guzman Freshman Class Favorites 57 Tom Bohl Cathy Self Most Likely To Succeed Janice Most Talented Randy Teutsch Culpepper Most Dependable Crabb Roy Most Courteous Ann Donna Yow Mary Ann Gomez Zarrie Uribe Fred Matocha Most Athletic Most School Spirit Judy Piatek Belinda Palmer Bill Stroman Armando Delgado Most Popular Best Dressed Band Sweethearts Barbie Culpepper Tom Bohl Pep Squad Sweetheart Fred Matocha FHA Sweetheart Bill Stroman FFA Sweetheart Judy Piatek m°8w°i awpj 'S'H'I ssm puv ACTIVITIES Cathy Self in repose during one-act play. The Indian Band caught during rehearsal for homecoming. Most activities called for eating, and Belo shows us how at a Senior Luncheon. 68 Can-Can girls, Sheila Vyvlecka, Micki Davidson, and Beverly Zuhlke, The face of anticipation during at Junior-Senior Banquet. cheerleader try-outs is reflected in Lisa Lawley. 69 Principal Temple Henry crowns Queen, Goldie Winters Adams, and King, Don Reed, during homecoming activities. Homecoming Court Duchess Denise Yett, Senior, and escort Frames Van Winckle, exchange student. Princess Belinda Palmer, Junior, and escort, Randy Qualls. Sophomore Representative, Debbie Vrana, and escort, Jesse Pawelek. Eighth Grade Representative, Donna Pesek, and escort. Mark Bohanon. Freshman Representative, Jeannie Webb, and escort, Don Shows. Seventh Grade Representative. Dora Garza, and escort, Jeff Wiede. UIL Contest Play Impromptu Cast and Crew Tom Bohl - Ernest Cathy Self - Winifred Jerry Ahrens - Tony Terri Davidson - Lora Make-up - Ninta Adame Karen Shutt Stage Manager - Roy Morales Director - Mr. Robert Chaney Director, Robert Chaney, listens intently during rehearsal. RIGHT: Terri Davidson and Jerry Ahrens ham it up during a love scene. Ninta shows feelings as she applies make-up to Jerry. Cast and Crew sit around stage during rehearsal break. One-Act Play contest this year was held in the auditorium at Kenedy High School. We were the last to present our play. In very keen competition, our play was judged second only to Three Rivers' play. Tom Bohl was named Best Actor and both Cathy Self and Terri Davidson were named to the All-Star Cast. Both cast and crew felt their efforts were well-rewarded and satisfaction from a job well done was seen in all of our faces. We all had to admit that eating at Barth's was an added incentive that helped to add to the pleasure in our faces. 73 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Shows, Debate; Pat Novosad, Spelling; Mark Stroman, Debate; Sheila Vyvlecka, Typing; Cheryl Phillips, Persuasive Speaking; David Pawelek, Slide Rule and Number Sense; Donald Vrana, Debate; Nancy Henry, Slide Rule; Beth Edwards, Slide Rule and Number Sense; Cathy Amador, Typing. Beth Edwards - Regional Qualifier Number Sense. RIGHT: Randy Webb and Patricia Jaksik - Regional Qualifiers in Journalism. UIL Contestants 74 i w tM Mi Cindy Hill, Prose Reading; Patricia Jaksik, Journalism; Bejie Ulcak, Informative Speaking; Mark Dornak, Prose Reading; Cathy Self, Poetry Reading; Ninta Adame, Persuasive Speaking; Randy Teutsch, Informative Speaking; Mark Mahoney, Debate; Randy Webb, Journalism; Tom Bohl, Ready Writing. Ninta Adame - 1st place district, Persuasive Speaking; Tom Bohl - 2nd place, district. Ready Bejie Ulcak - 1st place district. Informative Speaking. Writing. 75 FAR LEFT: CITIZENSHIP AWARDS: Mark Stroman, Fresh- man; Sandy Locke, Sophomore; Janice West, Junior; Cindy Hill, Senior. MIDDLE LEFT: SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS: Nancy Henry, Allen Domak, Jeff Crabb, Mark Stroman, Janice West, and Cathy Amador, LEFT: VOCATIONAL BOY, Allen Domak; VOCATIONAL GIRL, Nellie Douglas. BOTTOM FAR LEFT: COUNTY BAND: SEATED: Cathy Self, Jeff Crabb, Cindy Hill, Judy Piatek, Karen Brooks, Cheryl Phillips, Rita Delgado, Anastacio Lombario, Karen Shutt. STANDING MIDDLE ROW: Micki Davidson, Valarie Wiede, Beth Edwards, Karen Seiffert, Janice West, Diana Carroll, Beverly Zuhlke, Sheila Vyvlecka, Nancy Henry, Betty Schorsch, Barbie Culpepper, and Patti Holmes. STANDING BACK ROW: Nancy Locke, Randy Teutsch, Roy Morales, Darlene Grier, Jerry Ahrens, Mark Duren, David Pesek, Allen Woelke, Tom Bohl, Sandy Locke, and Allen Dornak. LOWER CENTER; DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION,• Bejie Ulcak; SOCIAL STUDIES, Karen Seiffert. LOWER RIGHT: MATHEMATICS, David Pawelek; ENGLISH, Tom Bohl; BUSINESS, Karen Seiffert; SCIENCE, Allen Domak. 77 Junior-Senior Banquet The Gay Nineties Revisited Seniors Emilio Ramos, Flora Guzman, David Jenks, Jesse Gomez, and Annie Serrata enjoy banquet. Sheila Vyvlecka, in the tradition of the Old West sings Frankie and Johnny. Juniors Bobby Tymrak, Bobby Shoemake, Richard Bautista, Marcus Tymrak, James McCullough, and Freddie Robles toast Senior Fred Matocha. RIGHT: Ronny West, Sophomore, beats the ivory with all of the old favorites of the Gay Nineties, which was the theme of the banquet. The juniors served ham and turkey, with all of the extras, offered excellent enter- tainment, and a well-decorated setting for the banquet, which was held April 28, 1973. 78 SOPHOMORE SERVERS: Micki Davidson, Debbie Crabb, Pat Novosad, Beverly Zuhlke, Sheila Vyvlecka. BACK ROW: Ronny West, Sandy Locke, Allen Woelke. FRONT ROW: Allen Dornak, Tommy Tym- Tommy and Allen in a hot rak, Mark Durem, and Roy West. poker game. Senior Trip We ate again, not always enough, but we ate. We rode horseback, went on the wildest hayride in the history of hayrides, went water skiing, took a float trip down the river, had a party and dance, and played vol- leyball and tennis. Most of the fun we made for ourselves, but we will never forget our trip to Hide- away in the Pines at Bastrop. We sunned by the pool, like Loretta. We showed our Senior attitude like Mary Ann and Drucy, as expressed by Mary Ann's shirt. We played ping pong like Sheryl Phillips and Mr. Herrington. We sat in the shade and watched, like Barbie, Jesse, and Betty. We swam and not always in a suit, like Ninta. We slept very little, like Tom. We watched from some safe place, like Christina. CLOCKWISE: We ate hamburgers from a picnic buffet. We shaved on the bus, like Belo? ABOVE AND BELOW: Two different views of the capitol dome. NHS Trip ABOVE: It’s a bird, it’s a plane? BELOW: The Minnesota Fats of NHS. BELOW: A few winks of sleep were snuck into the trip. FFA Officers faces show pondering a question in a business meeting. Auctioneer Don McFarland accepts bids as Bejie Ulcak looks on. 85 Fresh man- Sophomore Group FRONT ROW: Jeannie Webb, Linda Casas, Karen Svoboda, Mary Douglas, Elvia Guzman, Ruby Lopez, Sheila Vyvlecka, Sandy Ripple, Sunday Amador, Irene Ramos. SECOND ROW: Elaine Schorsch, Nancy Henry, Kath- leen Vyvlecka, Mary Myers, Patti Bowen, Debbie Vrana, Dina Alvarado, Chrisanta Lopez, Cecilia DeLeon, Cathy Svoboda. THIRD ROW: Patricia Fuller, Cathy Duke, Judy Self, AEolia Goldman, Lisa Hoover, Nora Hilburn, Rachel Rodriquez, Lillie Thorpe, Pat Novosad, Robine McAllister, Micki Davidson, Debbie Crabb, Beth Edwards, Delaine Ciomperlik. BACK ROW: Ruby Pawelek, Sherry Yow, Pat Schorsch, Margaret Chavez, Nancy Locke, Rosie DeLaRosa, Beverly Herrington, Ruth Ayala, Margie Alaniz, Anna Salazar. Officers SEATED TOP ROW: Terri Davidson, President; Karen Shutt, 2nd V. Pres.; Judy Piatek, 4th V. Pres. SECOND ROW FROM BACK: Beverly Zuhlke, 1st V. Pres.; Cindy Hill, 3rd V. Pres.; Barbie Culpepper, Parliamentarian. FRONT ROW: Ann Dubose, 5th V. Pres.; Loretta Vyvlecka, Secretary; Rita Delgado, Treasurer; Sheila Vyvlecka, Area Officer; Janice West, Historian; and Mrs. Tina Cooper, Sponsor. LEFT: Karen Shutt, Sandy Ripple, Sheila Vyvlecka, Mary Myers and Sherry Yow show Encounter bulletin board and hall display. BELOW: Beverly Herrington reads to first graders in child development. Future Homemakers Of America Junior- Senior Group FRONT ROW: Adrienne Armentrout, Janie Bau- tista, Christine Lopez, Flora Guzman, Janet Pesek, Margaret Amador, Sue Ann Scott, Rita Del- gado, Barbie Culpepper. 2nd ROW: Cathy Brown, Patricia Jaksik, Karen Brooks, Terri Davidson, Cindy Hill, Betty Schorsch, Janice West, Ninta Adame, Denise Yett, Cathy Self, Nellie Douglas, Judy Piatek. BACK ROW: Belinda Palmer, Ann Dubose, Darlene Grier, Patti Holmes, Loretta Vyvlecka, 87 Blye Ulbrich. Future Farmers Of America Jourdanton Chapter Officers President - Richard Bautista Vice President - Pete Bautista Secretary - Sandy Locke Treasurer - Jesse Pawelek Reporter - Allen Domak Chaplain - Belo Wiley Sentinel - Bill Stroman Sponsor - George McAllister 88 Freshman-Sophomore Group I RONI ROW, L TO R: Michael Barker, David Cordova, Paul Martinez, Rudy Ortiz, David Pawelek, John David Reyes, Gary Wiley, Louis Hobbs, Mark Vyvlecka, Kelly Howard, Ruben Guzman. SECOND ROW: Donald Vrana, Mark Shows, Mark Stroman, Ricky Dornak, Lourdes Torres, Don Shows. Vicente Gallegos, David laksik, David Flores. Eustolio Ramirez. THIRD ROW: Johnny Casanova, Johnny Sanchez, Ricky Segura, David Goins, Garry Matocha, Robert Gallegos, Paul Dornak, Joe Cordova, Pete Bautista, Roy West. FOURTH ROW: Bill Anderson, Tommy Tymrak, Isabel Villenueva, David Pesek, Richard Salas, Robert Smith, Allen Woelke, Ronny West An- astacio Lombario, Tommy Alvarado. FIFTH ROW: Billy Stumpe, Edward Reyes. Mark Duren, Johnny DeLeon, Jim Moore, Manuel Gonzales, lesse Pawelek, Jimmy Riley, Sandy Locke, Allen Dornak. CENTER BACK: Vi- cente DeLaRosa, Mark Mahoney, Richard Amador. Junior-Senior Group FRONT ROW: Jeff Crabb, Gary Teutsch, Richard Bautista, Roy Jenks. SECOND ROW: Bill Stroman, Randy Teutsch, David Jenks, Fred Matocha, Robert Tymrak, Leslie Wilson, Belo Wiley. THIRD ROW: Marcus Tymrak, Richard Poenisch, Roy Morales, Willie Taylor, Bobby Shoemake, James McCullough. Following the tradition set by earlier groups, the FFA served drinks at the annual High School Christmas party. They also served a delicious barbeque dinner to the guests at the annual Father-Son Banquet held on April 26th. These events, along with the participation in judging events and contests at all levels of state competition, brought happy faces to the members of the Jourdanton Chapter of FFA. 89 National Honor Society Officers President - Tom Bohl Vice President - Cindy Hill Secretary - Janice West Treasurer - Barbie Culpepper Sponsor - Mrs. Melba Bowen 90 IN BOAT: Bejie Ulcak, Karen Brooks, Tom Bohl, Jeff Crabb, Sandy Locke, Janice West, Allen Woelke, Cindy Pawelek, Judy Piatek, Ann Dubose, and Barbie Culpepper. ON DOCK; Mrs. Melba Bowen - Sponsor, Cathy Self, Allen Dornak, Cindy Hill, Frances Van Winckle, Mandy Watson and Cathy Amador. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Tymrak, Beth Edwards, Barbie Culpepper, Cathy Self, Bejie Ulcak, Belinda Palmer, Mark Stroman, Sheila Vyvlecka, Cindy Hill, STANDING: Marcus Tymrak, Pete Bautista, ludy Piatek, Tom Bohl, Jerry Ahrens, Margaret Amador, Nora Alaniz, Ann Dubose. Student Council Officers President, Cathy Self (UPPER LEFT) Treasurer, Sheila Vyvlecka (UPPER RIGHT) Vice President, Tom Bohl (STANDING LEFT) Recording Secretary, ludy Piatek (STANDING CENTER) Historian, Belinda Palmer (STANDING RIGHT) Parliamentarian, Mark Stroman (SEATED LEFT) Corresponding Secretary, Cindy Hill (SEATED RIGHT) The council this year was actively involved in opening ceremonies this year, as well as working to have the dress code altered. The council served as a student voice to the administration. 91 OFFICERS, SHOWN AT EL COMEDOR: Miss Meline Ivy, Sponsor; Cindy Hill, Student Council Rep.; Cathy Self, Sgt. at Arms; Denise Yett, Historian-Reporter; Mary Ann Gomez, President; Roy Morales, Vice President; Cathy Amador, Secretary; and Sherry Bowen, Treasurer. Spanish Club LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT TO BACK; Cathy Self, David Jenks, Laurie Lange, Roy Morales, Ann Dubose, Vickie Bacon, Karen Seiffert, Judy Piatek, Zarrie Uribe, Cindy Hill, Dennis Guerra, Jeff Crabb, Sue Ann Scott, Cathy Amador, Belo Wiley, Anastacio Lombario, Blye Ulbrich, Margaret Amador, Rita Delgado, Sherry Bowen, Randy Teutsch, Betty Schorsch, Denise Yett, Freddie Robles, Benny Gomez, Domingo DeLaRosa, Roy Jenks, Mary Ann Gomez, Flora Guz- man, Miss Meline Ivy, Adrienne Armentrout, Janet Pesek, Nellie Douglas, Julia Ortiz, Ninta Adame. Lillie Thorp, Bill Anderson, Denise Yett, Freddie Robles, Willis Alvarado, Randy Webb. STANDING: Armando Delgado, Mary Ann Gomez, Irene Pacheco, Yolanda Gonzales, Benny Gomez, Susie Douglas, Cindy Pawelek, Zarrie Uribe, and Janie Bautista. AT TABLES: Belinda Palmer, Margaret Amador, Sue Ann Scott, Patricia Jak- sik, James McCullough, and Mrs. Barbara Herrington, Sponsor. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Randy Webb The Journalism class published a bi-weekly pub- lication in mimeograph form. Belinda Palmer and Margaret Amador were chief typists, with help from Sue Ann Scott, Mary Ann Gomez, and Denise Yett. Patricia Jaksik served as artist, Marci Mahoney was lay-out editor, and Benny Gomez served as printer. The other members of the class served as reporters for the paper, which was called the red eye or The OJO ROJO Newspaper Staff 93 L Tl _ ___ __________ __________ LEFT TO RIGHT: Benny Gomez, Domingo DeLaRosa, Emilio Ramos, Loretta Vyvlecka, Adrienne Armentrout, Paula DeLeon, Bubba Miller, Janet Pesek, Vickie Bacon, Randy Oualls, Flora Guzman, Annie Serrata, Sponsor Mr. A1 Se- crest, Linda Garza, Barbie Cul- pepper, Drucy Garcia, Patricia Jaksik, and Bejie Ulcak. DECA Club Officers Drucy Garcia - Photographer Linda Garza - Reporter Annie Serrata - Secretary Barbie Culpepper - Vice Pres. Patricia Jaksik - Historian Vickie Bacon - Treasurer Emilio Ramos - Parliamentarian Jesse Gomez - Sgt.-at-Arms Bejie Ulcak - President 94 Drama Club Officers Randy Teutsch, President Actors’ Rep., Judy Piatek Treasurer, Cathy Self Director, Mr. Robert Chaney Secretary, Ninta Adame House Rep., Sue Ann Scott Crew Rep., Tom Bohl Student Coun. Rep., Barbie Culpepper Historian, Terri Davidson Scribe, Cindy Hill Librarian, Vickie Bacon FRONT ROW: Robert Chaney, Sponsor: Roy Morales, Roy West, Jerry Ahrens, Zarrie Uribe, Anastacio Lombario, De- laine Ciomperlik, Tom Bohl, Valarie Wiede, Laurie Lange, Rita Delgado, Micki Davidson, Sherry Bowen, Ann DuBose, Sue Ann Scott, Belo Wiley, Freddie Robles, Vickie Bacon, Barbie Culpepper. SECOND ROW: Karen Shutt, Julia Ortiz, Ninta Adame, Cindy Hill, Bejie Ulcak, Allen Dornak, Beverly Zuhlke, Karen Seiffert, Pat Novosad, Debbie Vrana, Mark Duren, Sheila Vyvlecka, Debbie Crabb, Terri Davidson, Bobby Shoemake, Donald Vrana, Judy Piatek, Randy Teutsch, Cathy Self, and Beverly Herrington. 95 Officers James Carroll - Director Jerry Ahrens - President Roy Morales - Vice President Janice West - Student Council Rep. Cindy Hill - Secretary-Treasurer Diana Carroll - Reporter Barbie Culpepper - Librarian Cathy Self - Librarian Jeff Crabb, TomBohl, Randy Teutsch - Equipment Managers Drum Major Valarie Wiede Majorettes Darlene Grier Cindy Hill Cathy Brown 96 All District Band Randy Teutsch, Tom Bohl, Jerry Ahrens, Diana Carroll. Indian Concert Band FRONT ROW: Diana Carroll, Darlene Grier, Sheila Vyvlecka, Sherry Yow, Terri Davidson, Robin McAllister, Margie Alaniz, Judy Self, Laurie Lange, Kathleen Vyvlecka, Micki Davidson, Donna Yow, Valarie Wiede, Karen Brooks. SECOND ROW: Nancy Henry, Lisa Hoover, Ruby Pawelek, Delaine Ciomperlik, Cathy Duke, Karen Seiffert, Beth Ed- wards, Cathy Self, Nancy Locke, Barbie Culpepper, Janice West. THIRD ROW: Judy Piatek, Betty Schorsch, Patti Holmes, Sandy Ripple, Debbie Crabb, Roy West, Pat Novosad, Tommy Tymrak, Cathy Brown, Mark Stroman, Beverly Zuhlke, Karen Shutt, Allen Dornak, Jerry Ahrens, Donald Vrana, Sandy Locke, Jeff Crabb, Allen Woelke, Louis Hobbs, Beverly Herrington, Mark Duren, Cindy Hill, Tom Bohl. BACK ROW SEATED: Kathy Svoboda, Pat Schorsch, Ricky Dornak, Mary Myers, Ronny West, Roy Morales, David Pesek, Mike Statler. STANDING: James Carroll, Director; Randy Teutsch, Jim Moore, Anastacio Lambario, Rita Delgado, and Robert Smith. 97 Stage Band FRONT ROW: Randy Teutsch, Drums; Cathy Self, Bass Saxophone; Barbie Culpepper, Saxophone; Janice West, Saxophone; Nancy Locke, Saxophone. SECOND ROW: Roy West, Guitar; David Pcsek, Guitar; Allen Woelke, Trombone; Sandy Locke, Trombone; Jeff Crabb, Trombone; Mark Duren, Trombone; Roy Morales, Trombone; Tom Bohl, Trombone. BACK ROW: Anastacio Lambario, Percussion; Jerry Ahrens, Trumpet; Karen Shutt, Trumpet; Beverly Zuhlke, Trumpet; MarkStroman, Trumpet; Allen Domak, Trumpet. Director, James Carroll. Solo And Ensemble 98 Clarinet Ensemble: Diana Carro1!, Sheila Vyvlecka, Nancy Henry, Betty Schorsch. French Horn Ensemble: Cathy Duke, Karen Seif- fert, Beth Edwards, Cheryl Phillips (not pictured). French Horn Ensemble: Sandy Locke, Jeff Crabb, Allen Woelke, Tom Bohl. Saxophone Solo - Nancy Locke Drum Solo - Jim Moore Cheerleaders Mary Ann Gomez, Head Cheerleader Sue Ann Scott Marci Mahoney Drucy Garcia Pep Squad LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosie DeLaRosa, Nora Hilburn, Irene Pacheco, Blye Ulbrich, Ruth Ayala, Sherry Bowen, Belinda Palmer, Sue Bollier, Rachel Rodriquez, Ruby Lopez, Sylvia Garza, Cathy Amador, Sunday Amador, Irene Ramos, Linda Casas, Margaret Amador, Anna Salazar, Anita Ouintana, Elvia Guzman, Karen Svoboda, Ann Dubose, Deb- bie Vrana, Lillie Thorp, and Mandy Watson. SEATED; Patti Bowen, Indian Mascot. Pep Squad Officers Am Dubose, Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Amador, Drill Leader Sherry Bowen, President Belinda Palmer, Vice President Cathy Amador, Drill Leader 99 Annual Staff The Chief Editor-in-Chief, Barbie Culpepper, checks contact print book for photo- graphs. FRONT ROW: Margaret Amador, Denise Yett, Yolanda Gonzales, Barbie Culpepper. SECOND ROW: Linda Garza, Julia Ortiz, Rita Delgado, Beverly Herrington, and Karen Shutt. STANDING: Cindy Pawelek, Patricia Jaksik, Tom Bohl, Mary Ann Gomez, Belinda Palmer, Sponsor Mrs. Barbara Herrington, Laurie Lange, Sue Ann Scott, Beth Edwards, Zarrie Uribe, Blye Ulbrich and Randy Webb. Layout editors Patricia Jaksik, Beverly Herrington and Rita Delgado are hard at work. Business Manager Cindy Pawelek, rechecks her list of 250 subscriptions sold this year. ABOVE: Photographers Tom Bohl and James McCullough are caught with the camera apart. LEFT: Mrs. Barbara Peeler is seen in a familiar scene around the school. SPORTS Now how did you say to hold the racquet? Chain goes up under the basket unmolested. Indians waiting for the offensive huddle to break. UPPER: Sandy Locke, Regional Qualifier, catches the hurdle on the Julia Ortiz warms up with a volley way down, knocking himself out of a trip to state after having led to teammate not pictured, the field. LOWER: Cheesecake waiting around for the beginning of a tennis match. 103 Indians Football A-Team 35 Zarrie Uribe; 83 Roy Morales; 46 Sandy Locke; 10 Freddie Robles; 82 James McCullough; Managers Ken Culpepper and Don Ripple; 85 Jeff Crabb; 64 Paul Dornak; 73 Allen Woelke; 40 Anastacio Lombaria; 81 Gary Chain; 36 Leslie Wilson; 50 Bill Stroman; 72 Willis Alvarado; 66 Belo Wiley; 70 Richard Poenisch; 55 Bobby Shoemake; Coach Jimmy Marshall; Coach Sam Barnett; Coach Bill Stroman; 63 Ronny West, 80 Fred Matocha, 44 Gary Teutsch; 14 Allen Dornak; 21 Armando Delgado; 62 David Jenks, Zarrie gets a lack off under a big rush. 104 Sandy Locke ( 46) eludes defender as Indians gather to set up interference. 105 Zarrie ( 35) dives through a hole opened The bench, Coach Barnett, Coach Borth, and Coach Stroman watch the up in the line by Indian guards. action on the field. FAR RIGHT: 75 Vincente DeLaRosa, 51 Donald Vrana, 12 Ricky Dornak, 54 David Pesek, 53 Mark Stroman, 45 Ruben Guzman, 62 Billy Stumpe, 53 Louis Hobbs, 87 Mark Mahoney, 61 Garry Matocha, 65 Ronnie Rossi, 74 Michael Barker, 30 Tommy Romero, 74 Michael Barker, 68 Eustolio Ramirez, 85 Dave Gonzales, 21 Tommy Tymrak, 71 Bubba Miller, 6C Richard Salas, 73 Richard Amador, 24 Paul Martinez, 86 Mark Rhodes, 87 Mark Duren, 76 Gary Wiley, 31 David Goins, 84 Roy West. 106 Indian Basketball A-Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Sam Barnett, Jerry Ahrens ( 20), Roy Morales ( 24), James McCullough ( 42), Anastacio Lombario ( 40), Freddie Robles, Allen Dornak ( 30), Zarrie Uribe ( 34). Gary Chain ( 32). LEFT: Freddie Robles ( 55) works the offense as Jerry Ahrens ( 21) and Zarrie Uribe ( 13) get into position. LOWER LEFT: Defense is shown by Zarrie Uribe ( 13) while Roy Morales ( 25), Garry Chain ( 33), and Jerry Ahrens ( 21) gather around. Morales shoots a jump shot while Uribe and Chain fight for rebound position. Richard Amador puts the ball up as Paul Martinez ( 22) and Sandy Locke ( 21) watch. Boys' B-Team Basketball GROUP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Duren, Sandy Locke, Eustolio Ramirez Jr., Ricky Dornak, Roy West, David Pesek, Tommy Romero, Mark Rhoades, Richard Amador, Bill Anderson, Ruben Guzman, David Goins, and Vicente DeLaRosa, followed by Coach Jimmy Marshall. Here the group is caught on the way to the dressing room to get ready for a game. Ruben Guzman watches the offense move the ball in. no Ricky Dornak dribbles as Vicente DeLaRosa leads the way. Scrambling is the name of the game. A-Team BOTTOM ROW: 51 Sherry Yaw, 10 Janice West, 43 Marcie Mahoney, Manager Linda Casas, 14 Mary Myers, 33 Beverly Herrington, 13 •Ann Dubose, and Manager Cindy Pawelek. SECOND ROW: 20 Beverly Zuhlke, 50 Cathy Amador, 53 Pat Novosad, 11 PatSchorsch, 30 Judy Self. TOP ROW: 42 Cathy Brown, 35 Cindy Hill, 23 Cathy Self, Coach Carolyn Williams, and 40 Donna Yow. 112 Squaws Basketball r HOW...K jWMfljrra SffMftS •SEEsaifi ICS1I II m TO IIITOiH?. I1 1 ■i!,l iSHEESIfc Secret offense with Cindy Hill, Cathy Self, and Donna Yow in elevated positions. 113 Judy Self puts the ball up over the head of a defender in JHS gym. Beverly Zuhlke gets shot off as Judy Self and Beverly Herrington watch during Southwest B-Team Tournament. Squaws Basketball B-Team 50 Cathy Amador, 14 Mary Myers, 21 Eva Gonzales, 22 Nancy Henry, 30 Judy Self, 53 Pat Novosad, 32 Patti Bowen, 24 Elaine Schorsch, 41 Sandy Ripple, 31 Cathy Duke, pictured in the bleachers to the left. 114 Donna Yow, Coach Norma SoRelle, Chrisanta Lopez, Betty Schorsch, Cindy Pawelek, Karen Shutt, Denise Yett, Sherry Bowen. Ann Dubose, Sue Ann Scott, and Ruby Lopez. Volleyball LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Schorsch, Coach Norma SoRelle, Mandy Watson, Jeannie Webb 35, Rosie DeLaRose 40, Connie Gonzales 13, Patti Bowen 51. Debbi Vrana 10. 1)6 The volleyball team won the district tournament and went on to Regional at San Marcos. They were defeated in the finals at Regional by East Barnard in a close match. VARSITY TENNIS: Beverly Herrington and Judy Self, Doubles; Ann Dubose, Singles; Donna Yow, Singles; Cathy Self and Cindy Hill, Doubles. JUNIOR VARSITY: Karen Svoboda, Kathleen Vyvlecka, Nancy Locke, Cathy Duke, Sherry Yow. Tennis DOUBLES REGIONAL QUALIFIERS: Cindy Hill and Cathy Self Devils Beverly Herrington, Debbie Vrana, Terri Weaver, Karen Shutt, Donna Pesek, Micki Davidson, Karen Svoboda, Nancy Locke. KNEELING: Cecilia Calvillo, Mary Calvillo, Marige Gawlek, Melinda Domak, Mona Foster, Sheryl Weaver. NOT PICTURED: Coaches Barbara Peeler and Dot Vrana. Tigers Girls' STANDING: James Dubose, Terry Webb, Terry Pawelek, Sherry Yow, Ann Dubose, Derilynn Jackson, Annie Cruz, Pat Jackson. Billy Webb. KNEELING: Margaret Vyvlecka, Nancy Henry, Cathy Baring, Cathy Smith, Ama Barnes, Dora Orozco, Nita Amador, Leslie Yow. VISITORS 1 ! I I VI 118 Bandits STANDING: Pat Rhodes, Vivian House, Karen Gantenbein, Jeannie Webb, Cathy Duke, Cheryl House, Laura Novosad, Judy Culpepper, Katie Svoboda, JoAnn Orozco. KNEELING: Jessie Holmes, Sarah Duke, Gracie Cruz, Patti Rhodes, Mary Beth Holmes, Sharon Hoover, Ruth Ayala, Lisa Klumb. Softball Outlaws STANDING: Sharon Shane, Donna Godley, Kathy Svoboda, Pat Novosad, Judy Self, Mary Myers, Linda Morales, Diana Gonzales, Eva Gonzales, Becky Gustamante, John Self. KNEELING: Norma Cordova, Dora Guerro, Mary Jane Trevino, Tammy Machorst, Carolyn Voigt, Dottie Woelke, Glenda West, Laurie Cope, Missy Myers. Track Team In Action REGIONAL QUALIFIERS: Bill Stroman, Sandy Locke, Lourdes Torres, Mark Stroman. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: John David Reyes, Eustolio Ramirez, Lourdes Torres, Mark Stroman, Donald Vrana, David Goins, Paul Martinez, Ricky Dornak, Ruben Guzman, SECOND ROW: Freddie Robles, Armando Delgado, JeffCrabb, David Jenks, Willis Alvarado, Bill Stroman, Ronny West, Richard Amador, Richard Salas, Anastacio Lombario. STANDING: Coach Bill Stroman, David Pesek, Allen Woelke, Bobby Shoemake, Vi- cente DeLaRosa, Gary Chain, Roy Morales, Sandy Locke, Allen Dornak, Mark Mahoney, and Coach Sam Barnett. 120 ABOVE: Roy Morales approaches the finish line leading pack, only to pull a leg muscle that kept him out of district competition. LEFT: Vicente DeLaRosa shows concentration in making a jump at the long jump. 121 RIGHT: David Pesek is up at the pole vault bar. FAR RIGHT: Ricky Domak displays Freshman Form. Anastacio reaches hurdles with two competitors. Donald Vrana scrapes the bar in high jump. 122 Armando Delgado strains for the extra inch. Ruben Guzman shows the face of anguish and effort. Chain pushes to clear the bar, Freddie Robles (left and Jeff Crabb (right) get off of the starting blocks. Allen Dornak stretches to make up lost ground. 123 All-District Individual Honors RIGHT: Forward Roy Morales, 25, a junior, was named to the all-district team. BELOW: The three starting forwards, Cathy Self 23, a senior, Cindy Hill 35, a senior, and Donna Yow, 40, a junior, were selected for all-district basketball honors. 124 FAR LEFT: Junior End, Roy Morales, was chosen by the coaches for all-district honors. LEFT: Sophomore Sandy Locke, a running back, was selected for All-Dis- trict Football team. FAR LEFT: Pat Schorsch ( 11), Freshman guard, and Marcie Mahoney ( 53), Junior guard, were selected for all-district honors. LEFT: Junior guard, Cathy Brown ( 42) was honorable mention for all-district honors. 125 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Tommy throws the shot for the track team. Steven watches the action and controls the football clock. RIGHT, ABOVE: Rudy and friend. RIGHT: Assemblies prove inter- esting to all. 126 Coach Marshall checks Kenny's knee as Benny Love and Ken Culpepper look on. Buster Pawelek grooms his calf for the livestock show. 127 PRESIDENT - Mark Bohanan (far right) VICE- PRESIDENT - Tommy Romero (left) SECRETARY - Terri Webb (2nd from left) TREASURER - Margaret Vyvlecka (kneeling) EIGHTH GRADE 128 Oralia Cruz Mary Espinoza Frankie Forrest Barbara Fuller Karen Gantenoein Annette Aimentrout Teresa Barker Mark Bohanon Steven Bohl John Bowen Martin Calvillo Joey Cantu Jim Cooper Rachel Corella Donna waits for the action to begin on the hasketball court. Steve, the class valedictorian, spends a few quiet moments thinking about tils speech. Gerald Gawlik Donna Godley David Gonzales John Goodman Rachel Gustamante Ruby Hernandez George Hobbs Cheryl House Derralynn Jackson Richard Kocurek Mark Lockamy Patricia Lyons Rachel Martinez Virginia Martinez James Meyers Mike Mueller Buddy Myers Laura Novosad Danny Oden Jo Ann Orozco Donna Pesek Paulita Rameriz Ricky Reyes Julie Rhodes Kenny Rhoades Thomas Romero John E. Rutherford Fritz Seiffert Leslie Smith Katie Svoboda Raymond Torres Becky Vaught Margaret Vyvlecka Ten Lynn Weaver Terry Webb Sylvia Ximeniz 129 RESIDENT - Dennis Ahrens (standing left) VICE- PRESIDENT - Robert Richter (kneeling left) SECRETARY - Mona Foster (standing 3rd from left) TREASURER - Terri Pawelek (standing right) REPORTER - Judy Culpepper (standing 2nd from left) SERGEANT-AT-ARMS - Rudy Garcia (kneeling right) 130 Ruben Aguero Dennis Ahrens Romona Alcorta Domingo Cordova Judy Culpepper Joe Deleon Patricia DelBosquez Melinda Domak Ross Duren Geneva Bosquez Douglas Caffey Celia Calvillo Joe Casanova Laurie Cope Mary Alvarado David Anderson Eloy Bautista Martha Bautista Judy Culpepper watches the judges while showing her prize-winning lamb in fat stock show. Picture taking can be a real drag, especially with Miss Johnson and Mr. Cooper watching so carefully, Wes Ferguson Mona Foster Pauline Gallegos Rudy Garcia Dora Garza James Gonzales Karen Grier Rebecca Gustamante Raymond Hernandez Alex Herrera Janet Jaksik Daniel Love Anita Luna Teri Pawelek Scott Poenisch Janie Ramirez Robert Richter Dora Rodriquez Richard Rodriquez Donna Ryan Zulema Salas Grady Schorsch Darryl Shoemake Daniel Shutt Richard Trevino Carolyn Vaught Jeff Wiede Dorothy Woelke Christine Yanas 131 PRESIDENT - Ross Rutherford VICE- PRESIDENT - Ronnie Harris SECRETARY - Velia Gonzales Officers TREASURER - Phillip Rhodes REPORTER - Cathy Smith SERGEANT-AT-ARMS - Rodney Segura 132 Nita Amador Danny Bosquez Oliva Bosquez Kevin Britton Tommy Chavez Richard Cordova Grace Cruz Kenneth Culpepper Joe DeLaRosa Juan Del Bosquez Darrell Domak Daniel Douglas Delores Douglas Adrienne Edwards Kelly Ferguson It V Michael Forrest Richard Gantenbein Oliver Garcia Andy Gonzales Diana Gonzales Juanita Gonzales 6th Grade Luis Gonzales Velia Gonzales Lany Goodman Margie Goodman Jerry Guerra Dora Guerrero Roland Guerrero David Gustamante Ronny Harris Sylvia Herrera Vivian House Ernest Laque Linda Laque Hector Lopez Paul Lopez Benny Love Fred Malone Fredna Malone Tammy McHorse Gary McWhorter Peggy Meyer Lupita Montelongo Linda Morales John Muckleroy Gilbert Olivarri Rose Mary Olivarri Domingo Pacheco Elizabeth Pawelek Cecilia Pesek Floria Ramirez Joyce Reeves Robert Regaldo Dolores Reyes Sylvia Reyes ftiilip Rhodes Don Ripple Deborah Rodriquez Rickey Rodriquez Ross Rutherford Johnny Ryan Rodney Segura Catherine Smith Clara Vaught Beverly Vyvlecka Les Williams Steven Ximinez Tracy Yett Leslie Yow 133 ELEMENTARY GRADES No one enjoys the see-saws like the second graders. Take my life, but leave those previous candy machines says Ramiro. 134 Spring Concert is a big time for the band, says Rich Herrington. Rudy Aguero Ralph Alvarado Rita Alvarado Cecilia Amador Kathy Baring Anna Barnes Chris Britton David Burnett Sally Casas Rosie Castillo Mary Calvillo Cindy Cooper Alex Crabb Annie Cruz Lucy DeLeon Frank DelBosquez Sarah Duke Kathy Fuller Angie Garza Caroline Garza Martin Garza Ricky Garza Margie Gawlik Mark Gawlik Diana Goodman Josephine Goodman Jerry Guevara Margaret Herrera Woody Henry Juan Hernandez Rick Herrington Mary Beth Holmes Sharon Hoover John Jackson Anthony Jones Lisa Klumb A break for art class. Fifth Grade mi Mike Kyle Rachel Lopez Marjorie Lowrie Josephine Luna Charles Malone Caroline Martinez Joe Martinez Kenneth McCullough Duane McHorst Judy Muckleroy Dora Orozco Mark Pacheco David Prasifka Pamela Pawelek Dwayne Qualls Rosie Quinonez Cindy Reeves Patti Rhodes Robby Riggs Edward Riley James Rodriquez Leo Rosales Kathleen Rutherford Richard Saenz Matt Shows Von Shows Tony Sisneros Linda Smith Marth Ulcak Chano Villalapando Kevin Vyvlecka Richard Vyvlecka Stanley Vyvlecka Glenda West Beverly Wiley Gerald Zuhlke Now look at the birdie, boys! The beginners band plays on. Richard Adames Margarito Aguero Steven Ahrens Fidel Alaniz Pete Bautista Carrie Bohanan Cathy Brown Jim Brownrigg Ferdie Burkett Jonathan Burnett Norma Cordova Willie Cordova Jeannie Cruz Joe Cruz Denise Dornak Karen Dornak Sylvia Escobar Olga Flores Chris Gantenbein Norma Garcia Carmel Garza Danny Gaydos Wanda Goodman Irma Guerrero Luis Guevaro Jerry Harris Andrea Hernandez Pedro Herrera Alvin Huschke Cindy Klumb Hamburgers are our favorites. Kenneth Lowrie Joe Luna Norma Martinez Sylvia Martinez Gerard Morales James Muckleroy Debbie Netardus Charles Pacheco Juan Pacheco Roy Pawelek Rose Mary Rameriz Aurora Regalado Robert Reyes Ysidro Reyes Jerry Rhodes Lori Riley Robert Rosales Anita Rutherford Annette Schorsch Lance Shows Elaine Smith Patrick Strauss Connie Svoboda Albert Torres Mary Jane Trevino Joe Vinton Brady Vyvlecka Linda Vyvlecka Cheryl Weaver Brenda Wiley Our favorite subject, recess! Mrs. Smith has spelling. Pw E. Alvarado R. Baldares Ester Alvarado R. Barnes C. Asbury M. Bohanan C. Ayala W. Bohanan M. Castillo L. Bosquez L. Cope F. Britton J. Coronado J. Castillo M. Delgado N. Garcia J. Dornak A. Garza A. Escamilla E. Garza A. Garcia D. Gonzales L. Hon T. Gonzales J. House Y. Gonzales J. Huschke L. Herrera ]. Jackson M. Lopez 1. Jaksik R. Lopez S. Kyle B. Lott G. Lopez R. Maddox T. Miller R. McAllister G. Morales P. McDowell J. Mueller S. Meyer M. Olivarri J. Riggs A. Pacheco E. Rodriguez R. Prasifka J. Rodriguez A. Regalado R. Rodriguez J. Spacek J. Rutherford T. Taylor R. Saenz B. Torres I. Solis S. Turner T. Yow A. Valdez R. Zavala B. Vaught D. West 140 Third Grade Second Grade R. Adames H. Amador R. Amador L. Aguero S. Bautista R. Bosquez S. Bosquez S. Brown S. Cochran B. Cordova L. Cordova R. Cordova J. Cruz M. DeLaRosa J. Escobar K. Dornak M. Garza A. Gonzales G. Gonzales M. Gonzales L. Herrera K. Huschke T. Lange J. Lopez J. Mueller M. Myers S. Netardus R. Ortegon S. Peeler F. Ramierez P. Reicher R. Reyes C. Rodriguez J. Romero J. Rutherford S. Rutherford L. Stewart K. Strauss L. Tymrak A. Vrana A. West C. W. Whitley C. Yanas A. Arce S. Ayala A. Barnett J. Casanova A. Castillo C. Castillo S. Corella E. Crido T. Crossland R. Flores B. Forrest 1. Fuller E. Guevara J. Guevara D. Guzman W. Love L. Martinez R. Meyer E. Pacheco N. Pacheco R. Pacheco J. Riggs V. Riley A. Rodriguez S. Salas D. Smith D. M. Smith B. Vyvlecka D. Vyvlecka L. Vyvlecka Ml P. Akers R. Ayala R. Alvarado M. Baring A. Armentrout M. Bohanan C. Ashbury A. Bomba M. Bosque z P. Bosquez L. Burkett D. Cordova G. DelBosquez D. Delgado L. Douglas K. Gallaher N. Garcia P. Garza S. Garza D. Hernandez K. Kerry S. J. Kerry G. Klumb J. Lott P. Love D. Martinez G. Martinez L. Meyer F. Netardus J. Oliva rri R. Ortegon A. Palacios B. Palacios E. Polansky S. Prasifka R. Rodriquez R. Romero G. Smith J. Tijerina E. Ward C. Winn C. Ximenez C. Zavala J. Camacho O. Casas M. Cooper G. Dufner C. Flores T. Foster M. Gonzales E. Guerra R. Guzman D. Hernandez C. La Grange R. Lawson D. Lopez L. Martinez K. McDowell H. Meads A. Pacheco B. Pacheco S. Pacheco L. Pratt J. Ramirez R. Reyes E. Torres G. Valdez T. Vyvlecka First Grade 142 Richard del Bosquez Martin Garza Bobby Gonzales Michael Jones Adolph Olivarri Israel Pacheco Special Ed I Patsy Bosquez Juanita Chavez Alvira Flores Simon Gonzales Rudy Guerra Pauline Hernandez Amelia Luna Lucy Pacheco Gloria Regalado Jerry Salas Roland Villanueva Karen Williams Special Ed II Bill Anderson Johnny Casanova Susie Douglas Manuel Gonzales Rudy Ortiz Irene Pacheco Reynaldo Segura William Stumpe Special Ed III 143 JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES ____2; Leading the football team onto the field begins two hours of active vocal support of the Little Indians by the pep squad and cheerleaders. Football games require such behind- the-scene workers as these three. 1 44 Gustamante reaches high for a jump ball in a basketball game in league play. Football, and the cheering that goes with it is a highlight of Junior High activities, as seen in the faces of the cheerleaders here. After a practice session, the band hurries on to other things. 145 IN FORMATION, LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Webb, Oboe; Donna Pesek, Flute; Patricia Lyons, Flute; Dottie Woelke, Flute; Derrylynn Jackson, Flute; Donna Godley, Clarinet; Christina Yanas, Clarinet; Cheryl House, Clarinet; Terry Weaver, Clarinet; Karen Gantenbein, Clarinet; Mona Foster, Clarinet; Judy Culpepper, Clarinet; Lauri Cope, French Horn; Ross Duren, Trombone; John Eric Rutherford, Trombone; Ricky Kosurek, Trombone; Johnny Bowen, Bass; Jeff Wiede, Comet; Mark Lockamy, Cornet; Tommy Poenisch, Cornet; Laura Novosad, Cornet; Melinda Dornak, Comet; Robert Richter, Cornet; Jimmy Meyer, Cornet; Jim Cooper, Cornet; Margaret Vyvlecka, Comet; Dennis Ahrens, Cornet; Ricky Trevino, Tenor Saxophone; Grady Schorsch, Alto Saxophone; Buddy Myers, Alto Saxophone; Steve Bohl, Alto Saxophone; Tommy Romero, Alto Saxophone; Mark Bohanan. Bari-Saxophone. PERCUSSION IN CENTER: Della Corella, Bass Dram; Eloy Bautista, Snare Drum; Sylvia Ximinez, Snare Drum; Fritz Seiffert, Snare Drum. Junior High Band 146 Drum Major Derralyn Jackson Majorettes Donna Pesek and T erri W ebb C-Band BACK ROW: Don Ripple, Ken Culpepper, David Prasifka, Tony Sisneros, Andy Gonzales, Oliver Garcia, Ross Rutherford, Les Williams, Sara Duke, David Burnett, Kevin Vyvlecka, Ronny Harris, and Darrel Dornak. FOURTH ROW: John Mucke- roy, Patti Rhoades, Fred Malone, Gerald Zuhlke, Danny Bosquez, Ramiro Martinez, Gilbert Olivarri, Woodie Henry, AlexCrabb, Richard Vyvlecka, Lisa Klumb, Cathy Fuller, Dwayne Oualls, Chris Britton. THIRD ROW: Leo Rosales, Von Shows, Rick Herrington, Kevin Britton, Rodney Segura, Richard Gantenbein, Olivia Bosquez, Nita Amador, Lupita Monte- longo, Cecilia Pesek, Cathy Smith. SECOND ROW; Caroline Garza, Linda Laque, Diana Gonzales, Mary Beth Holmes, Glynda West, Beverly Wiley, Cindy Cooper, Joyce Reeves, Peggy Meyer, Fredna Malone, Caroline Garza, Cecilia Ama- dor, Sharon Hoover, Elizabeth Pawelek. FRONT ROW: Cindy Reeves, Martha Ulcak, ludy Muckleroy, Kathy Baring, Vivian House, Leslie Yow, Dolores Reyes. Alvira Flores, Janie Ramirez, Oralia Cruz, Dora Rodriquez, Dora Garza, Cheerleaders And Pep Squad Linda Morales, Diana Gonzales, Gracie Cruz, Peggy Meyer, Vivian House, Lupita Monte- longo, Dolores Reyes, Flora Ramirez, Karen Williams, Kelly Ferguson, Leslie Yow, Adrienne Edwards, Virginia Martinez, Mary Alvarado, and Sponsor, Miss Norma SoRelle. EIGHTH GRADE: Coach Norman Borth, Jimmy Meyer. Mark Bohanan, John Eric Rutherford, Ricky Kocurek, Mike Capp, Kenny Rhodes, Rudy Garcia, Leslie Smith, Michael Mueller, and Coach Jimmy Marshall. FRONT ROW: Ronny Harris, Steve Bohl, Danny Oden, Buddy Myers. Fritz Seiffert, Frankie Forrest, George Hobbs, Mark Lockamy, Johnny Bowen, Joe Cantu, Jim Cooper and Benny Love. Little Indian Football SEVENTH GRADE: Coach Norman Borth, James Gonzales, William Poenisch, Ruben Aguero, David Anderson, Jerry Salas, JeffWiede, Richard Rodriquez, Coach Jimmy Marshall. MIDDLE ROW: Eloy Bautista, Jim Zezula, Grady Schoisch, Alex Herrera, Darrell Shocmake, Domingo Cordova, Ricky Trevino, Danny Shutt. FRONT ROW: Benny Love, Dennis Ahrens, Ross Duren, Robert Richter, Daniel Love, Roland Villanueva, Tommy Poenisch, Joe DeLeon, and Ronny Harris. SEATED: Grady Schorsch ( 26), Jerry Salas, Danny Shutt ( 26), JeffWiede, Frankie Forrest, Johnny Bowen, Steve Bohl, Dennis Ahrens ( 16), Michael Mueller. STANDING: Buddy Myers, Leslie Smith, Joey Cantu, James Gonzales, Fritz Seiffert, Jim Cooper, John Eric Rutherford, Mark Bohanan, and Kenny Rhodes. Little Indians Basketball Dennis shoots two as Rudy watches for Kenny goes up for a shot. rebound. SEATED: Margaret Vyvlecka, Cheryl House, Judy Culpepper, Terry Pawelek, Rachel Gustamante, Donna God ley, Ethel Boudreaux, Mona Foster 33, Rebecca Gustamante 24, Donna Pesek, Terry Webb, Annette Armentrout, Christine Yanas, Terry Weaver. BACK: Coach Norman SoRelle, Melinda Dornak, Laurie Cope, Laura Novosad, Karen Gantenbein, Katie Svoboda, and Derrilynn Jackson, Margaret Vyvlecka and Annette Armentrout pursue loose ball across the court. Papooses Basketball Team 151 STANDING: Coach Norman Borth, Leslie Smith, Kenry Rhodes, Mark Bohanan, John Eric Rutherford, Rudy Garcia, Darrel Shoemake, Jerry Salas, and Coach James Marshall. MIDDLE ROW: Tommy Romero, Mark Lockamy, Bud- dy Myers, Jim Cooper, James Gonzales, Richard Rodriquez, Fritz Seiffert, and Dave Gonzales. FRONT ROW: George Hobbs, Johnny Bowen, Dennis Ahrens, Roland Villanueva, Joey Cantu, Mike Mueller, and James Zezula. BACK ROW: Chano Villapando, Picture Memory; Linda Morales, Spelling; Steven Bohl, Ready Writing; Ross Rutherford, Spelling; Terri Pawelek, Spelling; Karen Grier, Oral Reading; Dora Garza, Oral Reading; Rachel Gustamante, Spelling; Fritz Seiffert, Number Sense; Terry Webb, Number Sense; Mark Bohanan, Oral Reading; Cheryl House, Spelling. FRONT ROW: Adolph Garza, Story Telling; Joan Spacek, Picture Memory; Martin Garza, Picture Memory: Rick Her- rington, Picture Memory; Gerald Zuhlke, Picture Memory; Steven Ahrens, Picture Memory; David Burnett, Picture Memory; Janet Jaksik, Spelling; Cindy Cooper, Picture Memory; Cathy Smith, Spelling; Dennis Ahrens, Ready Writing; Robert Richter, Ready Writing; Danny Oden, Number Sense. UIL Literary Contest In district competition in Three Rivers on April 13, 1973, the Jourdanton Junior High and Elemen- tary Schools won first in district competition. Steven Bohl placed first in ready-writing, while Dennis Ahrens placed third in the same contest. The picture memory team, consisting of Martin Garza, Rick Herrington, Gerald Zuhlke, Steven Ahrens, and David Burnett placed second. Fritz Seiffert was second in number sense. Both Ross Rutherford and Terri Pawelek placed fifth in their spelling divisions. Karen Grier won first in oral reading. 153 Coach Willie Cordova, Grady Schoisch, Darrell Dornak, Steve Ximinez, Michael Forrest, Leo Rosales, Ricky Rodriquez, Chano Villapando, and Coach Ernest Casanove. KNEELING: Margarito Aguero, Joe Vinton, Les Williams, Richard Vyvlecka, Richard Gantenbein, Rudy Aguero, Willie Cordova Jr,, and Joseph Casanove, bat boy. Yankees Little Giants STANDING: John Jackson, Rudy Segura, Don Ripple, David Burnett, Ross Rutherford, and Coach David Longley, KNEELING: Oliver Garcia, Roger Zavala, Andy Gonzales, Gerald Zuhlke, Rich Herrington, Mike Ayala, Roland Hernandez, Ellis Rodriquez, and Wiley Bohanan. STANDING: Bobby Gonzales, Dwayne Machorst, Ramiro Martinez, Ken Culjiepper, Eloy Bautista, Rorny Harris, Robbie Riggs, Danny Bosquez and Coach Kurt Darby. KNEELING: Pete Bautista, David Prasifka, Kenny Lowrey, Joey Riggs, Jerry Harris, Jim Brownrigg, Timmy Taylor. League Red Sox Braves STANDING: Coach Ray Voigt, Steven Ahrens, Phillip Rhodes, Duane Qualls, Benny Love, Ferdie Burkett, Kevin Vyvlecka, Mark Gawlek, and Coach Dick Prassel. KNEELING: Patrick Strauss, Alex Crabb, Buddy Voigt, Joe Cruz, Gary McWhorter, Martin Garza, and Martin Garza. VISITORS STANDING, BACK ROW: Coach Sandy Locke, Coach Sam Barnett, and Coach Ernie McCullough. STANDING, MIDDLE ROW: Tim Miller, Rober Reyes, Kenneth Locke, Jonathan Burnett, Andy Ayala, and Rusty Mannix. KNEELING: Kenny McCullough, Tom Crossland, Mike Delgado, Armando Delgado, Felix Ramirez, Andy Bar- nett, and Jim Domak. Pee Lions STANDING: Coach Randy Davidson, Jerry Rhodes, Phillip McDowell, John Work, Kevin Britton, Chris Britton, Ralph Meyer, and Coach Garza. KNEELING: Russell McAllister, Adolph Pacheco, Wally Love, Junior Garza, Flint Britton, Rusty Prasifka, and James House. STANDING: Coach Billy Zuhlke, Anthony Bomba, Frank Ortiz, Gerald Valdez, Chris Mueller, Alan West, Joseph Casanova, Jay Greene, and Coach Joe Bomba. KNEELING: Thomas Foster, Jeffrey Muckleroy, Jeffrey Domak, Al- fred Zuniga, David LaGrange, and Morgan Vrana. League STANDING: J. Ramirez, Timmy Burnett, John Locke, Kevin McDowell, Edward Criado, David Delgado, Robert Ayala, Alfie Pacheco, Gary Klumb, Gerry Klumb Coach, and Coach Alonzo Peeler. KNEELING: Lupe Escamilla, James Polasek, Jason Peeler, Danny Ayala, Joe Ramirez, Charles Winn, and Tim Dornak. (Steven Bosquez, not pictured). ADVERTISERS PAGEANT CONTESTANTS: Rita Delgado, Sheila Vyvlecka, Pat Novosad, Patricia Fuller, Delaine Ciomperlik, Debbie Vrana, Laurie Lange, Valarie Wiede, Beverly Zuhlke, and Micki Davidson. RIGHT: The girls not only were viewed in evening gowns, but also in hot pants, as seen on Debbie Vrana and Delaine Ciomperlik. 138 Rita Delgado is named Miss Congeniality Each year during the Jourdanton Days activities, there is a Miss Jourdanton contest for high school girls. This pageant is co-sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and the Auxiliary. This year ten girls competed in the contest. There was a tea for the judges to get acquainted with the girls, an evening dress competition, a hot pants competition, and a talent presentation. Local merchants supported the pageant by sponsoring various girls. We would like to acknowledge here the work of our local Chamber of Commerce and Women's Auxiliary and their support of our school activities. 159 81 st Judicial District Probation Unit Compliments of FRANK PERKINS CHARLES MARTIN Atascosa Probation County Officer County Surveyor JOHN N. SELF WILLIE MAE KENNEY County Treasurer County Clerk Atascosa County O. B. GATES Tax Assessor and Collector Congratulations To Seniors 73! County Judge SEARS Authorized Catalog Sales David Davidson Owned and Operated By Dennis H. Showers 160 HERRINGTON PUMP SALES AND SERVICE Sub-Surface Pump Service 769-3041 P.O.Box 455 Jourdanton ATASCOSA GENERAL SUPPLY Your Friendly Store DARBY BROTHERS Jourdanton, Texas FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOC. OF JOURDANTON BENSON AND SONS TEXACO Wheel Balance and Road Service 569 3719 Pleasanton, Texas Low Cost Farm and Ranch Loans Carroll Joe Nichols Manager 769-3583 Box 158 Jourdanton E AND L GARAGE WILLIAMS Eliseo Rodriquez HARDWARE °— Philco Radios and Maytag Washers and Dryers P.O. Box 398 769-5711 Jourdanton Texas Tappan and O'Keefe and Merritt Gas Ranges Television Hotpoint and Philco Appliances Friedrich Air Air Conditioners 569-2424 P.O. Box 246 Pleasanton, Texas Veterinary Supplies Cosmetics M FARLAND 3HAR,'; AC b’ Candy Drugs Cards Gifts JOURDANTON PHARMACY Next ot the Post Office in Downtown Jourdanton Donald McFarland, Registered Pharmacist 164 Your Every School Need Costs Less At Your PLEASANTON WINN'S BILLY WEBB DAIRIES Congratulates the Graduates of '73 Jourdanton, Texas JOURDANTON STATE BANK Would Like To Say Congratulations to the Seniors of 1973 Member FDIC 166 RICKS COMPANY When You Think of Clothes, Think of Ricks. 569-2158 Pleasanton NITA'S DRESS SHOP Jourdanton, Texas HIGHWAY GROCERY AND SERVICE STATION G. Elizondo — Owner Jourdanton LOTT MOTOR CO. See Us For A Good Deal. Pleasanton 569 2422 General Electric Benjamin Moore Appliances Paints Savings — Service — Satisfaction BENZ AND KLUMB Where You Buy Quality At A Reasonable Price Jourdanton, Texas 168 JOAN'S LADIES AND CHILDRENS WEAR Fashions and Fabrics Pleasanton 569-2217 E. W. BUBBA WEHMAN Wholesaler PLEASANTON JEWELRY Texaco Products Imported Diamonds Speidel Bands Complete Line of Jewelry 569-2181 Drawer W Pleasanton, Texas 215 Main A. F. SHUTT Complete Welding Service Big or Small We Fix Them All Day Phone Night Phone Charlotte, Texas 277-2661 Jourdanton, Texas 769-3371 169 STEINLE INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Protection Fire, Casualty, Auto, Bonds, Life, and Hospitalization GEORGE A. BOHL, Manager Box 517 Jourdanton, Texas Phone 769 2721 Compliments of HENRY'S PHARMACY JESS T. MILLS JR. Phone:569-2041 Pleasanton, Texas Real Estate, Insurance WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Poteet, Texas Jourdanton, Texas 742-3544 769-3675 JENDRY CHEVROLET CO. Congratulations To The Graduates of 73 Sales and Service Phone 769-3597 Jourdanton, Texas THE DAIRY WHIP EAGLE LANES Hamburger Shakes Malts Chicken Shrimp Ice Cream Jourdanton Bowling — Pool — Snack Bar Bryant Street Pleasanton Highway 281 Goodwin Street Pleasanton Jourdanton, Texas 173 WOODY'S FLOOR CENTER 569-3430 Pleasanton HAVERLAH REAL ESTATE We Work For You VAN'S FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP POTEET PHARMACY Prescriptions — Drugs Sundaes — Gifts Cosmetics — Magazines 742-3315 Poteet Protein is the key to an alert mind and a happy smile. Let milk be part of your daily protein diet. HENRY SCHORSCH JR. DAIRY A Borden's Producer DOWDY'S Pleasanton, Texas Complete Stock in Men's and Boy's Clothing Furnishings and Shoes Men's Ladies and Boy's Western Wear Phone 569-3783 Pleasanton Express RETAMA MANOR of JOURDANTON PLEASANTON EXPRESS Covers Atascosa County Like the Dew Pictures News Sports Pleasanton, Texas MEMCs yj'- ' £ � •. ' . ....: PLEASANTON EQUIPMENT CO. INC. John Deere Dealer Pleasanton, Texas F. M. Road 476 PLEASANTON WELL SERVICE INC. Rod and Tubing Work Swabbing and Circulating 764 3502 Jourdanton, Texas TULLOS TIRE CO. Complete Automotive and Tire Service Center Larry Tullos — Owner 206 W. Oaklawn Pleasanton, Texas MERCY HOSPITAL AND STAFF 769-461 I 569-2622 CENTRAL POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY Jourdanton, Texas STOP N PACK Helen C. Amador BOYD'S PHARMACY 769 9225 Drugs Prescriptions Cosmetics Compliments Of Dr. and Mrs. AKRIDGEC. HUNTER TROELL'S OLDSMOBILE MCDONALD'S DRIVE-IN Sales and Service Since 1919 Groceries Pit Bar B Que Pleasanton, Texas Hwy. 16 769-3040 Jourdanton 178 LANGE FUNERAL HOME 769-3574 Serving The Area Since 1956 Thomas A. Lange — Owner Jourdanton 179 COMMUNITY SERVICE AND SUPPLY M.C. COMPANY Manuel Casas, Owner T. J. BROWN EXXON ISO DAIRY QUEEN ZABAVA COMMERCIAL SERVICES Highway 281 Pleasanton Zabava Studio and Printing Leon Zabava, Owner Pleasanton ALLEN'S EXXON SERVICE BOB'S FOOD Exxon Products Tires Flats Fixed Your Hometown Merchant Batteries Fresh Meats Groceries Jourdanton, Tex. 742-3521 Poteet, Texas AMERICAN NATIONAL INSURANCE CO. Compliments Of Compliments of Louis Stefanagge Pleasanton, Texas JAMES W.CUDE and EMPLOYEES JOE'S PLACE GULF WHOLESALE H. E. Richter, Distributor Jourdanton 769-3351 Jourdanton 23p fups yl Congratulations Seniors From GORMAN'S Ranch J J RANCH Registered Aberdeen Angus J. W. Gorman Estate — Owner Jess Bryce, Manager 742-3883 Poteet 182 Compliments of the PLEASANTON POLICE DEPARTMENT GORMAN PEANUTS FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member FDIC Houston Texas Division Pleasanton, Texas Pleasanton, Texas FRED KRAUSE SUPPLY Pleasanton, Texas SHEARRER'S UNITED SUPER HALLIBURTON SERVICES Hwy. 281 Pleasanton Pleasanton, Texas Phone 569-2126 183 EDDY’S MOTEL Phone 569-2168 Hwy. 281 Pleasanton TOWN HOUSE RESTAURANT Phone 569-3118 Hwy. 281 Pleasanton Devine Texas HURLEY FUNERAL HOME Serving Since 1919 Pleasanton Texas 18S KUNTRY CORNER CENTER PHARMACY DRIVE INN AND MARKET Fresh Meat and Groceries Dependable Prescription Service Frank Repka, Manager 677 So. Main Pleasanton TUTTLE MOTOR CO. Cosmetics School Supplies 569 2512 Pleasanton Chrysler Plymouth International Harvester Roanohe Combines Sales and Service 742 3322 Poteet BORDEN DAIRY AND SERVICES DIVISION FOOD AND FUN Mr. and Mrs. RICHEY OWNERS Southern District San Antonio, Texas 569 3509 Pleasanton 186 PIONEER IMPLEMENT COMPANY Massey Ferguson Sales and Service Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Sonny Mathis Owners KBOP P.O.Box 69 569-3341 Pleasanton, Texas Serving Atascosa County 1380 KC 1,000 Watts Compliments of H.E.B. Pleasanton, Tex. 187 PLEASANTON HOSPITAL AND CLINIC ATASCOSA SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Wishes To Congratulate All Seniors! Phone 769-3535 Jourdanton ATASCOSA AUTO SALES Extra Care In Engineering Makes A Difference In Dodge . . . Depend on It. L F. (Laddie) Sefcik C. F. (Chili) Thompson 569-2592 Dealers Pleasanton COUNTRY BURGER Congratulations To The Graduates Hamburgers Cold Drinks Short Orders and Shakes Malts Food To Go Phone 769-3611 Jourdanton, Texas 190 RILLIES FLOWERS AND GIFTS 416 W. Oaklawn 569-2568 Pleasanton PLEASANTON FARM CENTER White Farm Equipment Sales and Service World's Finest Tractors Compliments of Charlie Whites and Lynn Wildman Your Representatives For Balfour Class Rings and Invitations and Taylor Publishing Co. Supported By JOURDANTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AUXILIARY Building A Better Community • • •: HRflT • V - ■ . 'V -V' - rSc x � er -• v «.,• : - -v . - .• - -•• . • • • •■ . .; « • ' , r v: . . . --w . i' .i- . • - ••- - . � U- � •• . . x •! , , Ci v t v ' ' Vv 'V- •••• ' j, • . - +K - : -•• .. S ;• • • • r . - - • •. •’ . •:' . . : ‘ v -r. : • .... •; : .. - • , ' ' - ' - . . •’ • « •- •' . • . . «• . . • '. - ; :c • . - V. - v ' - - --- v .' . - ' r- . • .. V • . i -M