Luling High School - Aquila Yearbook (Luling, TX)

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Autograph seekers Kyle Dicke, Fred Weber, Greg Midkiff, Keith Garner, Keith Conley, Keith Hendricks, and Anthony Larkin surround basket- ball star and drug prevention speak- er, Meadowlark Lemon after an as- sembly for junior-senior high stu- dents. Raymond Cox Suzanne Easterling Vicki Ellison Mitchell Fairchild Dario Flores Jeneva Flores Todd French Keith Garner James C. Gonzales Julie Gonzales Sonia Gonzales Joel Graham JUNlORS 73

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Sophomores Meet Ex-Globetrotter Meadowlark Lemon Speaks On Drug Abuse Prevention As students learned the dangers of drugs and alcohol, more and more were turning to groups such as Just Say No. The Luling chapter of this club had the plea- sure of listening to ex- Harlem Globetrotter Meadowlark Lemon speak against drugs and alcohol. Using such mottos as Live for Today, Lem- on told the students that they would have to work hard to achieve their goals. I ' m clean and you should do the same, he said. At the end of the as- sembly, students were reminded that This is reality. What you see in Hollywood isn ' t. Being yourself is it! he con- cluded. James Alexander Sammy Alvarez Norma Amaro Peter Anderson Lonna Bell Annette Bishop Laurie Bolen Ira Brown Jennifer Bujnoch Lori Castilleja Duane Cheatham Keitha Cochran Jeffrey Colwell Sarah Conley Kalene Corner 72 CLASSES

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Grogan Ties Up Year As Clown Jason Grogan, sopho- more, learned to tie a necktie from his father but has not yet perfected the technique. It takes me awhile to get it looking just right, but I manage to get it done before the bas- ketball game. Then we have to change clothes, he moaned. Coach John Kasten be- lieves the basketball team should be well dressed when representing their school. Although Jason dresses the part, he feels the only reason he gets to play is that there are only eight players on the junior varsity team. Jason enjoys going to parties, playing poker, at- tending church activities, but most of all, he enjoys sports. He is a member of the Foreign Language Club, National Honor So- ciety and plays football, basketball, and baseball. Listening to rock music, especially Bon Jovi, and watching television pro- grams like the ' Cosby Show ' and ' Perfect Strangers ' help entertain him. Elected sophomore class clown by his class- mates, Jason says his idol, his father, is fun, too. He has a real good sense of humor. But Jason ' s parents were not too happy about his election. My parents didn ' t like it. They said, ' Way to go, Jason. What a great honor ' , he laughed. Jason Grogan, sophomore, prac- tices putting on his tie before a junior varsity basketball game. 74 CLASSES