Miles High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Miles, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1984 volume:

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Vx -VaiVgV'Pzl4VgVi'Vf,Q V.1V',:,' Qi-5,z'.'f i ' in ':fVg112iff 1,VV3'54V555'1':VfV,ii'et'V.'2V',jVQVV12,'w5wVsVgVz.1,iV'emi'gg gVgg,ga:VaV51'gVVf,'.gVV52',,'.gQgm5.s'Q 51: f: 'V Z fe' -V ,, .X-Vggjgaga . V 'g .V.VV,qfyfgV,Vf,,9fz QVVKVVQ'P9psngV,.3,V1q,,g,::xVqg7 . V' V ' V a . V 7' .X -- School Campus Workers were seen off and on throughout the year as renova- tions were made on the Miles school campus. An Open House was held at the beginning of the school year which allowed the public to view the new additions. i p gaaii K F ..i,, ,,.4 ,,.., ,,,,,,E,i., i ,,.a ppp p V: i n spp Q n p . as .- ffifzf, 'fi 1 . if , .. 'K ' i W F ,' .1 5 2511 s , I Home V291 cw ,,nn p n , ,A in H 'mm .sf .. I is a,, a.i,,f, ,,ia. , ,, M 1 V ' ww - School Campus - ' pf V-M M 1 LES n. s. o I if , gems! - . -7 par' as n 9 :all a ir--- -'---'-sf f H7 4'-Ig ,iff ,f 1' I .2 ,I -if - ' V ' 1 3:25 In April 1981, the citizens of v 't Q ff, h Mil 1 am is r w? a uf 1.50. or 502i:gz2,:i,Ji5h.,.1 K'T'Trr'Pm ii 'Zig X. l ' y, 1 ZPQ i in 5 p , 553 1, f 1, ,E ' 3 1 g f , i ' E ' EQ 1 1 ,E A '1' i . 5 I .MA K K I 't ' . . M- l sess s e 1 1 .1 1 . 1 ,. 1,,t 1 s 1. A A 9 , ......., A ' ' H. .,:, . ., .- f V ' ,.,, 1 - , ' rsst . so 9 ' b 1 M Y ,. 1 .. XL,, 114, .,k,.,.Vg. I I I :z?'f, ,Zfif , . f r . to Mr. McCar- ir t Y . . -,....,., 1 ,......,... - ssprstsa s ,. '? 'S . h , A, S011 for the ' M A---N .,....r K vm? W -lv.-LNfhmWr,W.,,.f Y- If 5 . ., V,.. fu ,,h,,.,., A,.., M. ,,,,v, ., .. p of the school 1 ,, Y CamPuS- af: f-4 ,M e -at M 14 if ' 'Z ' ff . X ' if i ff at Yi f ww jg, ' , 2 f wr, bond issue to construct addi- tional classrooms for Ir. and Sr. High students, a new library and learning center, cafeteria, new gymnasium, additions to the FFA vocational shop, and to renovate the existing buildings. These renovations included the auditorium, and the high school-elementary wings. Con- struction of the new facilities began in May, 1982, and was completed in August of 1983. Renovations to the older buildings included central heating and cooling systems, new lighting, suspended ceil- ings, and various other energy-saving projects. The School Board and Ad- ministration of Miles ISD established the improvements of facilities as its highest priori- ty when enacting the building program. Many long hours were spent by the members of the School Board in planning and supervising this program. We feel, however, that the end product will be one factor for a better education for the young people of the Miles School District. -Mr. Mac Coppinger Superintendent --- Dedication The 1984 Senior Class of Miles High School would like to dedicate this annual in loving memory of Mr. Milburn Wright, Ir.-a friend to all. 7a ' fy 5 xx I MW., y X 5 I WHAT SGRT OF FRIEND? I'd like to be the sort of friend that you have been to me, I'd like to be the help that you are always glad to be, I'd like to mean as much to you each minute of the day As you have meant, Good Friend of Mine, to me along the wayg And this is just to wish somehow that I could but repay A portion of the gladness that you've strewn along my way, And could I have one wish this year this only would it be I'd like to be the sort of friend that you have been to me! From the writings of Edgar A. Guest ii figs? - ,,,, W1.,,., AL,AAL I f -,v,,. Q . ..AA ' r as - -'lil N- I Wm? .. 32 V .I - , . -fi v I 11? If . 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A , 5 5 in ,, unlque, The EOPLE 0 Cllr e1'6I1t, 1:00, ' Q I u A lity .in :H . : ' f ,w wf I f A L H ---f A - 1 . , ' -'ff 'f . f K ix f W. -3 l Maria Veronica Aguilar Eduardo Esteban Castillo Victor Manuel Castillo ------- Seniors iaren Sail freeman Paula Rebecca Hite Randall Wayne Kearns 7racy lnnette Ioen Carol Iane Lisle Dennis Wayne McGuire wiary Elizbeth riielke Kimberly Gail Penkert Rocky Michael Poehls Seniors Pamela DeAnn Roberts Tammy Gina Smith Carol Schniers Alan William Mitchell Charles West Wilson Farewell Now, My Friend I love you, my friend You're quite dear to me, A true friend you are And always will be. But you're leaving me soon And going your own way, Perhaps we will meet In the future some day. You've left me with memories Of good times we've had, To treasure forever And make me feel glad I Wish you good luck In all that you do May all of life's pleasures Come your way, too. Farewell now, my friend And please may you find Some thoughts of me Always in your mind. Author Unknown Seniors Senior class officers-Tracy Koen-Presidentg Dennis McGuire-Secretaryp Gina Schniers-Reporterg Alan West-Vice Presidentg Pam Roberts-Treasurer. 4:9 , A ' V- Class Favorites-Chuck Wilson and Pam Roberts Senior Mom and Dad-Francis Fischer and Judy McGuire - Class of 1984 - - ,K ,..... W, C355 A Q x .. Q 1 ... N -as ' f+lf X : if: .NAA 'Y X Eff., Q Q y PW 4 was Mx qgwzf Q-I WA Awww ak wg 9' ff Q, ...,:v frf x K KL sr 5 R X MV Y Q , Y X Q In Appreciation - 5 42.2, ,ffw:,,,,11g7f'g'g,,. - F 'W .tmffiiiw 'iff frank fi .. ,.. ,. W -ant M.. Mrs. Madalene Davidson Miles Kindergarten Teacher 1971-1984 ..c.,,,N-M-5 Mrs. Davidson retired this year after thirteen years of service to 1 Miles I.S.D. These students were members of Mrs. Davidson's first Kindergarten class here at Miles. They are also members of this year's Sr. Class! Thirteen years ago, several youngsters climbed up the steps of the old Kindergarten building to find Mrs. Madalene Davidson there with a welcoming smile. They learned the alphabet and all their numbers, and even learned how to write their names. Today, those same students, in 1984, received their high school diplomas. Over the years many things have changed. For instance, youngsters today attend class in a new building designed especially for kindergarteners. However, many things have not changed. Mrs. Madalene Davidson still welcomes her students with a smile . . . I Z X . .,,..x,, i ... Il' 1 1 . Q C f raer C . if Ki'1 -- - ' x , 5 - . W ierr n J or inii j erark n Dena Lange, . K M9-M.r.xr.Qa11n Sec.-Treas. r L -C f , . Charles Steadman- 1 V 1 he RQP- e P i i en r an Paula Iansa-Pres . .,., Qi A a C e Paul Kalina-V-Pres. ' MV mf E 5 2 A -'Xl WASH wa . , lg I , A a - A ..,. 4' f A 11 +- .. ero v - C . . - . n 9 ff o 5 ' e .,Q. ....... r A ' A . P . .....1. .r .,f. A i C C n Q i 4 an C, .. H ., , ..,, . . , ,X . r, . We ..,., er Mg,g.Qmxsa.n.,, H Y Y YY Y H , Y. Y H, Patrick Aguero Mike Albarado Frank Banks Tricy Barton Iohn Calvert Shane Carmichael Kelly Carroll Tina Castello Jorge Castillo Carrie Culp Ieff Daniels Paige Ehrig Ieff Fant Greg Frenzel Favorites Pat Aguero Mary Cay Hohensee N i 'ff' W K J Q, Nag 'ab n'rJ H J N3 I Nl -1- - l - ---- Juniors KI elm PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE !f' ww 442 45' Collette Haechten Brent Hall Kristi Hayes Mary Cay Hohensee Karen Hudson Tracy Hyde Doug Iansa Paula Iansa Connie Iesek Paul Kalina Dena Lange Dolores Pena Lisa Phinney Tony Salinas Billy Smith Charles Steadman Donny Tipps Lewis Wade Kim Wallace - Sophomores Class Officers Laura Wright-Sec. Lisa Kasber-Treas. Laurie Thomas-Pres. Paula Iezek-Rep. Martha Albarado- V-Pres. Martha Albarado Ioe Cavazos Renee Chatham Isidra Garza Rafaela Garza Roger Havlak Doug Hite Richard Huckabee Iames Hudson Kerri Iansa Lisa Iarratt Paula Iezek Mark Kalina Lisa Kasberg Carol Kelly Kathy Kelly 1 IOOBUJSY M54 NOT SHOWN 3 . 4 E Sophomores Kevin Krueger Lori Lange Anna Lisle Iesse Martinez Luis Meza Rena Payne Ronnie Payne Eric Penkert Drew Pope Favorites Drew Pope Martha Albarado Kaylynne Queen Donna Reeves Cecilia Salinas Howard Schniers Todd Schwertner Mike Strain Iohn Terrazas Laurie Thomas Iesse Tovar Nelda Vasquez Arnold Whitesell Laura Wright - Freshmen Class Officers Cristi Marbarger-Pres. Cathy Wright- Sec.-Treas. Andrea Book-Rep. Sherri Hedden- V-Pres. Candina Abrams Bertha Alvarado Ioe Anderson Iean Asbill Melissa Beaver Robbie Becknell Andrea Book Carl Brandon Amy Carr Nellie Castillo Danny Cotter Sherri Hedden Raymond Huckabee Dena Killingsworth ii Qs W Q ,. ,WX PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Freshmen April Kuylcendall Wayne Kvapil Marshal Lange Cristi Marburger Brian McGuire Christi Ray Jeff Rumsey Dolores Saldana Iosefa Sanchez Kathleen Schniers Angela Schraer Becky Serbine Mark Sklenarik Hugo Torres Tonya Urbantke Steve Watson John Werner Cathy Wright Ben Zapata Favorites Marshal Lange Christi Ray -1 Eighth Grade Favorites Iim Lombardo Becky Iezek Raymond Aguirre Dina Alvarado Heather Carmichael Yvette Castilla Molly Castro I. I. Dodson Paula Dry Amy Eggemeyer Sarah Elliott Wes Green Iamie Haechten Stevie Hedden Stuart Iansa Becky Iezek .A--W' TW 99 Y 9'1 zi + . X :.: X. 1 K 12 -- ' ig,,,AT. !':.g. 5 M 0 5. QS L f 0 Q in ,sf 1950 Q-www Eighth Grade Ioe Lisle Iim Lombardo Lydia Martinez lack McCrea Karl Mielke Daren Queen Jeff Ray Randy Roberts Iames Salinas Denise Serbine Michaelle Smith Elizabeth Soto Olivia Torres Daniel Tovar Carol Wade Seventh Grad Favorites Corny Salinas Patsy Garza Bobby Baird Brian Book Nelson Book Catherine Carleton Geneva Castro Mark Castillo Martha Castillo Iohn Dry Kevin Eschberger Crystal Ferguson Laura Freeman Patsy Garza A 'tv 4? W' J, 1 riwd ,N i. Seventh Grade R. YM.,-mw,.r, E ' Diane Kalina Ioe Martinez Sheila May joe Moore Frank Ramirez Corny Salinas Marty Schraer Wesley Schraer Ienifer Schwertner Margarite Smith Gustavo Torres Veronica Vasquez Sixth Grade Favorites David Murray Kari Kasberg Lorina Albarado Tammi Becknell Becky Bias Allan Binder Chris Blackwell Vernon Brown Stacy Bob Carroll Milly Castro Shelly Granzin Ginger Hyde Kari Kasberg David Killingsworth N4 .,,.. 1 ,. -- -1 .if 'f-pr-,1:. is 1' 1 .... .wg -- , W , on , .,.f no t A - . ,.,.. A. D , vim: Wa, ,M Ami -N ,ffw ' H is AF nfs, Y is asia: Q H 1 X 4 X 'dak' NWA mi 'Ns I mtg, , 'S we 2 N QA S 5: X is 4 i , .1 f . 'f-- f ., Sixth Grade - Wakey King Billy Mendiola David Murray Anita Ramirez Weldon Ransbarger Mary Sanchez Sherry Schaefer Wendy Stafford Christine Steadman Blake Thomas Charlie Williams Paul Young Fifth Grade Favorites Brandie Dyer Bobby Wilson Jesse Aguilar Pat Aguilar Amy Book Randall Buck Teresa Clevenger Maria Dahl Frances Dake Brandie Dyer Johnny Elliott Trey Eschberger Kathy Garza jason Glass Nicole Glass Heather Granzin Allen Gulden Ernest Lisle Iamie Marks Fifth Grade -:ff . H::-,-Nw g,2,,,i2:sar is1:a+1242 in - k -, ig -E - - f , A K I N ., i -MQ 7 ' -if L A A K h.,, ,,,: , .i A X I: 3 i fi.. A Q ',,,,f WKLA ' , M h, ,ZVA Billy Penny Iim Penkert Sherri Penkert Terri Penkert I. I. Phinney Becky Schraer Shana Sonnenberg Mary Tipton Sue Tipton Ana Torrez Branclee Tucker Bobby Wilson Fourth Grade Favorites Brad Book Tanya Urbanek Brad Book Deen Burrus Iessie Carreon Amy Clevenger Robert Dominguez Nicole Drake jared Eggemeyer Kyle Eschberger Leroy Garcia Melissa Glass Rikki Granzin Shana Hite Cody Iansa Trey Karmany Jason Lynn Sonia May Kendra McCown y4 'R N. i....,.W.w ,- ii H cram.. -, Mammvvwd' -ad' i th Grade Erika Mendiola Christina Offill Nevada Pierce Angie Ramirez Tino Salinas Iohn Sanchez Paul Schwertner Vanessa Schwertner Yvonne Serbine Missie Strain Iesse Torres Elvia Tovar Tanya Urbanek Shanna Wells Third Grade Favorites Clif Dyer Misty Tucker Scott Asbill Richard Barmore Gera Burrus Kari Carmichael Iulio Castillo Richard Duran Clif Dyer Michelle Ford Tena Garcia Anthony Glass Kenny Godfrey Mareille Gray Angie Hohensee Brandy Karmany Third Grade - r srrs issr Q , as . 5 L 1 . gi r I. f ---- 5 2 iii .hQ. Q r. Wi, fi Y 1 -Q - T? :ihf 'imc Q LL.L, in 1 r, V? g wimit 33,5 - XX W 1-,Re sr yyyr Qpt 'BX fbi' ' vii it N 3 ig 1 X t s isis i N Q X 5 V r J x .Q G, at gift' 1 ' ' WZ-Ei' ' 'ir -:s 'E 22 a by A A QW -1' YW tis-W - .,.. , ..,. 4 'ms '- F L 3' 5? s it is 'fi W Q Z5 ' 2 if W u fjgiaix' Leslie Moeller Tiffany Murray Kristi Petrey Linda Salinas Emilio Sanchez Noel Sanchez Mike Schwertner Wendy Sonnenburg David Tovar Misty Tucker Amando Vasquez David Weinkauf Iirn Wright Second Grade Favorites Beth Eggemeyer Matt Phinney Melissa Asbill Billy Book Lester Dake Beth Eggemeyer Iamie Garza Ramon Garza Virginia Garza Randy Godfrey Jason I-Iavlak Tripp Herring April Karmany Iason Knox Ioseph Lynn Amanda McCown :H ky- V K zz ,, NVQ, Second Grade Misty Ordiway Eyrin Penkert Matt Phinney Russell Ransbarger Brenda Schaefer Kristie Schraer Donnie Schwertner Lori Serbine Blaine Spencer Ioe Urbanek Neil Werner Vickie Zak First Grade Favorites Courtney Page f Cory Petrey Carmen Aguilar Andy Alwin Scott Baca Amanda Barmore Charles Bias Shmay Bias David Carreon Ion Clevenger Denise Duarte William Durate N ika Eschberger Jennifer Godfrey David Gulden Ricky Krezinski QS y First Grade Ienny Murray Courtney Page Cory Petrey Emidio Ramirez David Rosales Salvador Sanchez Kelly Schwertner Matthew Sothman Ernie Tipton Alma Torres Ioe Tovar Edward Villarreal Dawn Weinkauf Christi Whitesell Melissa Wright wil Kindergarten Favorites Ryan Snowden Gail Hinders Lori Aguero Iason Book Steven Clevenger Melissa Sue Davis Beatrice DeLeon April Drake Farrah Garcia Christy Garza Eric Glass Heather Glass Allen Godfrey Alison Granzin Reid Hall Gail Hinders Klndergarten Wendy Kasberg Mandi Knox Bryan Lange Stacey Lewton Iames Moeller Bartley Murray Micheal Pearmon Annie Perez Manual Saldana Adam Sanchez Randy Schaefer Vicki Schwertner Shanna Smetana Ryan Snowden Iustin Sothman Tambra Tucker Gene Wachsmann Bobby Werner Carrie Whitesell Missy Wolfe Robin Wright Whitney Young - Administration Carol Asbill Math Doug Beaty Athletics, Social Studies Madalene Davidson Kindergarten Alice Depot English, History Lea Ehrig Athletics, Science Ubaldo Elguea Athletics, Social Studies Dianne Fine Ir. High Athletics, English Mary Gault Fourth Grade N. T. Gault Science Peggy Gordon Special Education Lynn Granzin Math Ierry Harney Vocational Agriculture Karen Hoelscher Migrant Pat Ieschke Fifth Grade Robert McCarson H.S. Prin. I Drafting use fx Qi N 40? 1 , '-,,, W i 4 'F' l it H vii ., M - In . g , ,,,V M Administration 5 2 mg ex. ,A ,, new F-. Ioan McLaurin Second Grade Iudy Murray First Grade Brent Pool Vocational Agriculture Iesse Russell Ir. High Athletics, Social Studies Io Nita Schwarz Home Economics Bruce Smith English, Speech Kathy Snowden Sixth Grade, Title I Terrie Tittle Third Grade Mitchell West Elementary Principal Ierrie Wiley Business Suzanne Young Special Education Administration Boa Mac Coppinger, Superintendent rd of Education: Front Row: Mac Coppinger, Iames Eggemeyer, Edgar Poehls, LeRoy Pelzel. Back Row: Robert Sklenarik, Dennis Schraer, Bob Murray, Everett Dodson. Teacher Aides - Severina Aguero Emma Dee Coppinger Anita Fant Barbara Hohensee Margaret Keeling Ioan Lange Clifton Lund, Librarian Nelda Riddle Martha Rowoldt Marla West I Q X 2 ,I H A a Genetta Wright Lunchroom Ladies Betty Hedden Annalene Hoelscher LaVerne Redman Audrey Schniers Bus Drivers Gerald Abrams Mrs. Gerald Abrams Henry Luedtke Marvin Asbill Not Pictured: Ira Payne, Carol Asbill - Honor Graduates Salutatorian Gina Schniers Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Bi-District Champs 45 State- Runners up 2,35 District Champs 15 All-Tourney Water Valley 3,45 Tennis 1,2,35 Varsity Basket- ball 25 Varsity Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Football Sweetheart 45 Participated in All-School Pageant 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll Student 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 2,45 Miss Personality 45 U.I.L. Par- ticipant 15 One-Act Play 2,35 Regional Qualifier in OAP 25 FHA Member 1,2,3,45 FHA Officer 2,3,45 FHA Nominee for Sweetheart 1,2,3,45 FHA Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,45 FHA En- counter Program 1,2,3 Valedictorian Alan West F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Lone Star Farmer 35 Rodeo Club 1,2,3,45 Class Secretary 35 Class Vice-President 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 High Academic Average of High School 1,2,45 U.I.L.: Number Sense 1,2,3,45 Calculator 25 Typing 35 Persuasive Speaking 2,3,4-Regional Qualifier 2,45 State Qualifier 45 Who's Who 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Honorable Mention All- District 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 All-District 45 Track 25 Most Athletic Boy 35 Best All Round 45 Valedictorian 45 F.H.A. Beau Nominee 1,3 ----1 Sweetheart Presentation Students Sail Away to Dreams Sailing to Find the Reality of Dreams was the theme of this year's FHA ! FFA Sweetheart Presen- tation held October 10. Nominees from each class were selected by the FHA and FFA members prior to the Presentation. The girl and boy who receiv- ed the most votes were named as the 1983 FFA Sweetheart and FHA Beau. FHA Beau and FFA Sweetheart Rocky Poehls and Carrie Culp 1st Runners-up Darrell Cmerek and Carmen Albarado 2nd Runners-up Wayne Fischer and Dena Lange V! 615. . -.,,.. 3 yr , 4, . a ' lf 41 43? X J o, 5, fly 'ew M A AH! yr - Who's Who Honored Students at MHS Who's Who selections are made by the High School Faculty on the basis of a student's coopera- tion, scholarship, and his participation and leader- ship in academic, extracurricular, and community activities. The student receiving the most votes is named as Best Citizen. This year's Best Citizen is Alan West. 0ther Who's Who selections include Paige Ehrig, Carmen Albarado, Paul Kalina, Pam Roberts, Chuck Wilson, and Roger Havlak. Each Who's Who student is to be commended for his or her fine honor. Best Citizen: Alan West Paige Ehrig Carmen Albarado Who's Who - Paul Kalina R SS Q o X , 2 o -- N. NA Chuck Wilson Pam Roberts o X. 'ff ' x' ' . , 4,3 V fy . I M , , Roger Havlak -- Honors Students Receive Honors The High School student body elected the tradi- tional honors of Mr.!Miss MHS, Mr. !Miss Best All-Around, Mr. 1 Miss Best Personality. Students voted by secret ballot to elect these winners. Mr. and Miss MHS Carmen Albarado and Chuck Wilson Mr. and Miss Best All-Around D'Ann Book and Alan West Q ef S K psig lx t t . X 'R X 1355 ffm , -it vi it fi i 'kvmhx it +R R e 5 E X X. Q W3 3 t , 9: Mr. and Miss Best Personality Gina Schniers and Rocky Poehls Honors - Mr. and Miss MHS Runners-up Pam Roberts and Paul Kalina x Mr. and Miss Best All-Around Runners-up Mr. and Miss Personality Runners-up Dena Lange and Darrell Cmerek Paula Iansa and Pat Aguero 12.H.A F.F.A. Honors N Dena Lange-Perfect Attendance, Gina Schniers-Girl of the Year, Paige Ehrig-Young Homemakersl Award. These awards were presented at the annual Installation Banquet in May. i i y i i i 1 l i 1 1 A 1 i I i State Qualifiers-Ag. Mechanics: Dennis McGuire, Alan West, Darrell Cmerek, Brent Pool-Sponsor. The i Ag. Team competed at Texas A8rM University for the State Meet. i L ULHW fri Q , v4 AT MILES HIGH SCHOOL CSPORTS ILLUSTRATED trademark and format by perm1ssion of the pubhsher, Time Inc.J W, , my rw 6 JW I 5 ' if Qi I rara I S ' I Qi S' '- .. , ,,.. . K Hi K, . ,A ?,, ' 1 xsadfraswwr I 1, V A , ,,,,,g -I f ..,,. I S ,, f 'SSS I ' A ,slung I 3 . W X V Xxx f Q2 I -- Q I 2 -.. N., 5. ' - ,- rx Mm. .'-. I MHS, Eff.. , VV If Zigi, I - I M' X . . ,.,- e ' im? fail' H2119 'rlwu 5iI'Z N57S5.-iii -1 I . .W , S' , ' ' Z- f I A , ' , V VVAIAAWVVV W V , ,,, ,, .... ..,,. ,,,. , , ,.LL. .. ,. , f5g3::.g:.f . V ' JJ '- if mil H , , 2 I -7 ' .,..'- 9 Viif f, fikgfi- J5- ' r ma ar- f' M A f--fa, ,. ., W 1 f ff -Y f JW ' 'lf wfwfx -fn MK , 3, ' x ' : ,,., ' ' . 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N . . it - it '- 1 -'-: 2 -lllr I.. I h- ,f f' if . M 'KN - ' ' 1 M E C :V is nib is V . - ' M A we k:L..k iiik K .. YC 5 s K .H ik.. gy igifsw.. , sf--. A , .K z:,, 3 5, ...,, - V VE: fl - ' , 'w ---' 2 , it .11 X - it ll' ' C . X-1l t M ' 'im N . , . H ..., , Ni ,,.... ,..... , st 3 ,, , fr x ,y My 1, wk fb .Jn Eggz 2 ,.:::, . R Q 1 Um ,f nun. L, f qv 2. Qi ' ,.- ' - fffffwf f is gil .2 gi l l , ooo t The girls showed many emo- ffl ? g tions and talents throughout C gi the season. m..,.,,,,,,Wj , MM. f , 'Y 2ai'I f' ,A m...,..-.- Front Row: Mary Cay Hohensee, Kim Wallace, Paula Hite, Gina Schniers, Dena Lange, Tracy Hyde, Connie Paige Ehrig, Cecilia Salinas, Lori Lange, Collette Haechten Cnot picturedj. Back Row: Coach Lea Ehrig and Karen Williams. 52 s , kkk ' A X ,... ...N s W , 41221. -. 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The Varsity record was 16-12, and I.V.'s was 8-6. ont Row: Amy Carr, April Kuykendall, Melissa Beaver, Robbie Becknell, Iean Asbill, Tonya Urbantke, Andrea ok, and Cristi Marburger. Back Row: Coach Lea Ehrig, Laura Wright, Paula Iezek, Sherri I-Iedden, Renee atham, Carrie Culp, Lisa Mielke, and Coach Karen Williams. Not pictured-Cathy Wright. - Football Bulldogs Face Tough Season with Pride The second year in class 2A took its toll on the Bulldogs as they faced teams like Wall, McCamey, Big Lake, Eldorado, and Stanton in district play. But they never lost sight of that Bulldog pride! This year's team was made up of 5 seniors, 7 juniors, 7 sophomores, and 3 freshmen. These boys worked hard during two-a-days to prepare for the season. The hard work and pride continued throughout the year. ,NJ ' T R Q fi Bulldogs run through a pre- game victory sign. ff K , A '1'Z3iW? e - Wu 4 ff I .fi2Ef-gTi,i,- '2r,,:7 EX ' rszfigg g f,Af'- V. -vain 1 21 , ,,.w?9,, ,V ,w iv psf? 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We, as a team, did achieve our team goal which we set at the beginning of the football campaign. That was to simply strive to be the best team that we could be. We were able to accomplish this because of the 4 9' attitude and the hard Work of l iti . our football players. I, as a ' coach, am very proud and 5. W honored to have coached the H ii? players that represented MHS C during the football season. X Coach Ubaldo Elguea D. X, ,mg was . ,, . .W Alan gives a pep talk before one of the Bulldogs' games. M, .ff V-'vit ff Q, ' I . , , f . V A ..r B W W ' f SJ . ,,f:,' . f kk.. ,- '.,,, ' 4, ' - Q C 4 -I 1 150 L' , 34 ' , ., . Q ...G Y I .5 . .,. . , , ' . , 'iw , 5,0 'V , fm 1 ,,, ' vw as at , , fs V5 V ',' f - 'at it - ,fs ' '- A ' 55 at 7 . , ' H A ,.,, -.Aff . - A f f' we , : A I . ' -- V M H a ' : W .- . im' I ' mi' Q...i.1f:-W.-w,,...',, -W wiv... if I 5 -if . 1 - . qiy - M - ' M, wa3..gg V' u55lff , gp' VW .:.. I if '- V' no V 1 ,..,. 4.5 K. . ' ' 'N' ....'- hs '- Q ,. 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Itil 1'4 .... i, ront Row: Mike Albarado, Mgr., Pat Aguero, Ioe Cavazos, Alan West, Greg Frenzel, Paul Kalina, Luis Meza, Mark alina Middle Row: Raymond Huckabee, Tony Maginnes, Todd Schwertner, Doug Iansa, Randy Kearns, Kevin rueger, Ieff Daniels, Roger Havlak Back Row: Coach Beaty, Joe Anderson, Rocky Poehls, Doug Hite, Ben Zapata, rank Banks, Dennis McGuire, Iohn Calvert, Coach Elguea 55 - Drill Team This year's drill team consisted of 4 seniors, 9 juniors, 9 V sophomores, and 10 freshmen. The beat of the drums was heard is, 5 every day during football season as the girls worked to perfect their K drill for Friday night. At the Homecoming game the drill team used ,zli flashlights for a very interesting and challenging half-time 1 'K ' V performance. Twirlers: Angela Schraer, Pam Roberts-Head, Christi Ray M.H.S. twirlers attended the 1983 Tarleton State Twirling Camp this past summer where they earned a total of 19 Superioriand Excellent ribbons. 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'EJ ,V,V W Q V x V 0 r 5 -f W among 200 other cheerleaders who attended the 1983 Camp at Hardin-Simmons University. These girls brought back many new cheers and ideas along with several award ribbons. The cheerleaders worked hard during football season to boost spirit at pep rallies and at games. Cheerleaders: Andrea Book, Dena Killingsworth, Laura Wright, Gina Schniers, Paige Ehrig, Bulldog Mascot, Tracy Hyde-Head, Laurie Thomas K 5 x 4 N X ,xv is 21 X as 5 C 'iss E H Drill Team - .- or President Frances Castillo ' ., Homecoming pre-game b activities. leads the drill team during N. Cheerleaders form one of many pyramids for a cheer at .. X a pep rally. Drill Team is not all marching! if N .9 Front Row: Kim Wallace, Delores Pena, Lori Lange, Shane Carmichael, Candy and Mandy Day, Tricy Barton, Martha Albarado, Anna Lisle, Kaylynne Queen Back Row: Mrs. Karen Hoelscher, assistant, lean Asbill, Lisa Kasberg, Robbie Becknell, Kristi Hayes, Frances Castillo, President, Maria Aguilar, Paula Iansa, Bertha Albarado, Lisa Phinney, Cecelia Salinas, Mrs. Io Nita Schwarz, Sponsor - Basketball - The girls 2 All ',1, , , . . i , 1, ,A . ,..,, K sacrificed their ' rm after school hours .Z y 'M to practice on im- A , K' 1 1, Q. 1 U y aaesas y aae t as.a proving their basketball skins. , y f Coach Lea Ehrig, if ,T naw with the help of J, CNW student teachers, a'hh ,,,, Karen Williams , .aac a1aaa i ea e ' and PHY PHTKS, scac difefted the girls ahsa t h f 0 u 3 h th e 7 ca season. 'eee Q rri , sie: f Q i -X ,,.: ,, V: in Akrk l .fkk V swf , - f ,,,,, , . syrh Q fm, ',,, if , eava r , l f A eec' I 'Q 5 X C .,VV ' , J Q a ee i , l l i l l 1 Front Row: Kim Wallace, Mgr., Sherri Hedden, Paula Iansa, D'Ann Book, Carrie Culp, Carmen Albarado, and Anna Lisle, Mgr. Back Row: Coach Ehrig, Paige Ehrig, Connie Iezek, Mary Cay Hohensee, Cecilia Salinas, Dena Lange, and Tracy Hyde. r ewzmfwwiz. is afisaf 5,3 -., - ..Ah., ,U ,.... ,, . .,,, M .... if ,,,, ,.... .!.,..,,. yzkzih ppp 1 ,,, G lit' ....:, :I A Q Q we Vs-Q. 5 ,....sw,.. NN-. Basketball - The Bulldogs faced a tough time in their last year of Class AA basketball competition, but the girls continued to work hard throughout the entire season. The Varsity and IV Teams both competed in three tournaments during the year. The Varsity placed runner-up at the Robert Lee tournament, and the IV team played well at the Talpa Varsi- - ty tourney. Although the Bulldogs did ' V not have a truly successful year, many s y individuals continued to improve. ' s B f Senior players, Carmen Albarado and ' u y D'Ann Book were named to the All- , District Basketball team. il . F 1 B aasaa V, vlxrrra V saerri tttss - its A it J ,ait AN -:-, -ff-waz ,,,,,... ,ref-Ya WS-11m,z,f,Vam1.Vqpf: , yea s - - fi .. , ' 'F'i1 j ttttt ttt V2 ,..,,, ig m tt f , A V V . f r V, ZH ,Q 1 .,,-. wr., V :JM 1, ix --... . F W 5.1 1 K A i . ,, 3 Ill. ., A 2 C ua yawn . what ia ,,. A ii V A V . 2 15 -1 A -B A' .Vi V s ttt V V tt Q t . , fa , P st.saV ,- if i i ..., V t i t ,.., . ,,, Vp'r A VVVV VVVVVVV it iisV+ssr t, , tt VVVVV WV a rV,V H V. i VV .V.VV. ' ' in l . V .., V ',i' --f ' wwwwbm Front Row: April Kuykendall, Andrea Book, Cathy Wright, Cristi Marburger, Dena Killingsworth, Melissa Beaver, and Bertha Albarado. Back Row: Kim Wallace, Mgr., Tonya Urbantke, Robbi Becknell, Kathleen Schniers, Jean Asbill, Renee Chatham, Collette Haechten, Martha Albarado, Coach Ehrig, and Anna Lisle, Mgr. -- Basketball ---l i r e A 4 Bulldogs Improve at t I d 0 Q dh iw ., Y 11 1V1 lla cccc, I appreciate the effort the basketball teams, both Varsity and Iunior s L rvlrh Varsit , ut out this ear. The individuals on both teams were ver M y y , , .-f fz cooperative and this made the season enjoyable for me. Although we , , , K gi - .lv did not have a winning season on the Varsity level, I felt th1s was a great group of kids to work with. if ypt's j H Congratulations to the Iunior Varsity team who did a good job this M M p Year and ended with a 15'5 record' 3 1 .. U4 Q '1-s yt ,, Coach Elguea- be tcac x W I W vvvv vvfiv I C 5 gf' -,,,, , 'fi ,:.' f ,ig-- . 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Along with 1aps , Weightlifting was a part of the girls' training program, as they Work- M ed to improve their individual and team times throughout the season. During this season, the girls battled against the fierce winds as well as the tough competition at the track meets. Coach Ehrig and her tracksters are to be commended for their fine showings at area track meets and at the District meet held in Wall. - ss '7 ' iff? 1 ' V1 '. '- A .. Q V- A .V ,.V,, Q , V ,K no as V - tt' - ., V , V f Jir xg. be 1 ' V f 3 gf' , , V ' 1 V3 I V 3 V ttess rsss S-is if f ' Q V at fi VV 'csc' s - ' c t - 'r 'T t - ,QM :f -' ta R ' t i iiit V ttts ,s s' VV W sstser ltaa is it t t f ..h t 1 t ' i' L' k L l' L '-i,,f,.f ,V Y 'S fi V ttst s ttt ftst V 1 f f atsaaa ltsso , sc. etsrl tsct at 1 Q W . fr 5 ff? L Each girl strove o t o it toward the in- :A 'V 'tta X fi a Q - - if 51,5 ' dividual ac- 3 me V . complishment of Vs Y her own goals. Q ' tttt V V g Q, .. 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' q 1 B ,. ,LI - . V ' A VLVI C B . Q X'L ' 4 fi f-fi Q. ig' s a C V . l t 1 A Sprinters, middle distance, and .5 3 , long distance runners all had their ,arel individual activities lanned out 4 . . as .V V .,.' fl A for each day as they Worked i 'B . , toward the District meet. 'If -' 'L .1 ,Ili K? M W rain '1 ' I A .'ci' sss- . .,, . K 5 A B itt.' il ii. 1 - Z- iik mf, If' K - . '- - -1. f i f . ., 5 sigg r- ' 7 - ' ' ' P C C aayi . 'M sf , .aii B , 5 lsll .aa.s i The 8h'1S fhh through their . f C aiarl - 5 his , Wg .rii , ,gl Jiri., paces during an afternoon . ' If f f! 5 o . V ' V 1 . W0I'k'01lf- , l s: , Q., V. I fax, .,, ,.,,, , ima.. ., , , .W -.., 7i'l ',,-1 ' ' li'ii 1 ' Front Row: Robbi Becknell, Cecilia Salinas, Coach Ehrig, Sherri Hedden, and Bertha Albarado. Back Row: Laura Wright, Tricy Barton, Shane Carmichael, Andrea Book, Carmen Albarado, Cristi Marburger, Paige Ehrig, and fnot pictured-Tracy Hydej. -Track --- - Track plus the Bulldogs always equal exciting moments-no mat- ter how you add it up! And the '84 season held many exciting moments for boys track at MHS. This year's team, guided by Coach Beatty, traveled to many meets where individual as well as team ef- forts rallied to a successful season in Class AA competition. In addi- tion to track workouts, the boys also participated in off season train- ing for the upcoming football season. The track team traveled to Eldorado for District competition and are to be congratulated for their fine efforts. l ll . ttr .. was 53. ,pd w.- wa ,4- Q' K 'x L L , 'M ,QSNX . K ' if? X . f q - my 3. T' , . y . - slil ' w l ttt .ff ' ppgpgg P llly 1 . trrrn ry,yyt - K it at tfff as J ' rrl. A T T . 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W ,., .t...r.. .t... ... . ,,,, A me . . .. ,., .,.,.. .t,,,,..,,t ,, .. . t Track - The Bulldogs worked out B a 31 A fm' fe: strenuousl b runnin nn f .. is . . ,E y .r,fgq, ,nnn , B '- ' B spr1nts and long distances, as 1 -uni -L'.' ' ' Q nn and alsob liftin wei hts. an B . Q -. . - . R U-? r , i 2 H E. r , Q .. 1 nn T Q B , 1 e ' B or .2..: f B , , nn or B. nnn f Ann- nnnn' 4 B Q' 1 111 B of , -1K,-X::J- .. . 1 nn B n ' nnnn T A rf T ' ,-i f ,i ' ., Q 2 ' f Tiifip, H e. iiscsl ,, ' fi QQ - nnnb a ei X we 6 -,gg .,.. ,gg . . L K IA, , f .vwg Af f ' . a. ,Q Q .- Q:i51g'.... ' y . f WWQV .- .:f' AA 1' ...f f I: 4.0, ' I 1 Front Row: Eric Penkert, Rocky Poehls, Charles Steadman, and Iesse Tovar. Middle Row: Paul Kalina, Frank Banks, Ieorge Castillo, Todd Schwertner, and Kevin Krueger. Back Row: Wayne Kvapil, Raymond Huckabee, Ioe Anderson, Ieff Daniels, Greg Frenzel, Billy Smith, and Coach Beatty. - Tennis Spring Attracts Tennis Enthusiasts Along with gusty Winds, spring brought out the best of girls tennis at MHS. 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Ast l ii 5 ' ttlf- , X S R X Nl 1 Front Row: Lisa Phinney, Kristi Hayes, Coach Elguea, and Paula Iezek. Back Row: Amy Carr, Kim Wallace, Mary Cay Hohensee, Lori Lange, and Frances Castillo. Tennis Left: Kristi Hayes smiles for the camera as she completes a backhand. Above: Frances Castillo volleys with a fellow teammate during practice. Below: Kim Wallace watches as the ball clears the net beautifully. Left: Lisa Phinney follows through on a perfect forehand swing. M-3:1 32243 K . 1 531 5 Y 5 1 A' I ,ll lfe ef . A '- . 5 2 .,mf,' - K Lf-5 e..wZ' ,,. ' , , ....,, .. -- I . V ' iii li K7 A 7 Q V A 2 lf Q ' ' r z H ' l I .f .1 Lf . V7 ' 'ffwxi kilif' , f V. , 'K V M 'V' ,H ,,,,, .. V ,...,,.I 'U Q - vw 2 44- ., . QE f sl? Z-1 f-Iifliiiflfl :F if , my L, - W - Q- ME ff 'W ' f . fr -- ,W 'V F if ,i z 3 5 1 M a 67 -- Tennis There are many sports to be played in high school, but probably none more F invigorating as a fast-paced game of tennis! Also, tennis can be played by all ' ages and you don't have to be a Iohn McEnroe or a Bjon Borg to enjoy the sport! ' Miles had its own stars this year in the form of six players, coached by Ubaldo Elguea. These players traveled to several tournaments and also competed at the - district meet held in Big Lake. i..i '1311.gf, 'G X ,,,--- E n- -- w H 7 . if Simi! , 2 94 .1 5: Wf mi, ' FIG: K ' Jw- ' ,f: 1?iE,E3Ek w3ff2 M, 45'-T .:...4f, V 1 L , .L A i ,irc T -., Q f' J 3 V ' Q we A Above. This is Right. Mark is i 5 44 in l tennis, R08er, not delighted that the ball A i J A. golf! went over the net! A Mike Strain, Roger Havlak, Iohn Terrazos, Mark Kalina, Arnold Whitesell, Richard Huckabee, and Coach Elguea. Tennis Nets Lifetime Interest I1 iw i 2 if r i HSS! Q 5 it Eg E w e 'X X Usgx Q rfsrif sf ii WN gs 5' s X sw f 5 '3 z ' s pt si is L, .i K, . , if 1. 6 - 32 . X 5 xl-if Pg M N We .. . i L 1- f m -gf. , 'w w r . w it, iS WA c . ii X. A. JE, kk fggggiix,-1..f:-1 Lkfz. , gl w A kg nl r m-1 jr sf k,,r A s iff Richard practices his forehand swing against the wooden backboard on the old tennis courts. J Left: Mark waits patiently for a return serve. Below: Roger watches as Mark promises to allow him to hit the next ball. is Tennis Arnold waits for john to realize the ball is at his feet-not in the air! Arnold works on his serve. pf li ww' . Q , , 1' 1f'i f ' siie ii. .. 2.. . L,,,,,.,w-wf- Mark prepares to serve the ball with his usual grace. Left: Arnold hits the tennis ball with the ease of a real pro. -Sports Honors- Athletes Shine at MHS Bulldog athletes garnered several individual honors during the year. Also, many athletes ad- vanced to the Regional level in their respective events. Mary Cay Hohensee qualified for the regional tennis meet where si E lag , i mg? 3 ig l 5 i T E ' 2 1 is lg t Q- f 5 i Qx H ws K 'nw Q hx l' Sa is as t g E, 5 RN .mf X WU Y . Sw . t :., Qf i K ' i ' I., . . Q S ii Q 11 E E HQ x :MQ ttt tt't Paul Kalina was elected to the All-West Texas Football team. Senior Alan West was elected to the All-District basketball team. 2' il Q Iuniors, Tony Salinas and Brent Hall made the All-Tournament teams at the Talpa and Lohn basketball tournaments, respectively. she placed third. - I . f l ' -l V . ' ,. f 'ff it cv ,em ,QQ i , Q. .I I . . . 'v22P'5f7 12I2nilfi-72?i.,,', , ffli gf! ,, aff. ,V 0 y if r'?'l i ' F ilii s'wi'o . - ' ' 1195 fi- H , ? iv -' W- 7' 1 lf' W 55 , ' . . F 'LZ' 1 5 ,pp- Fi A. nf' t X y .5 - l it ..., F , X V . 1 .X D'Ann Book and Carmen Albarado made the All-District Girls' Basketball team. Frank Banks represented Miles at the Regional Boys' Track meet for 1984. Bertha Albarado, a Freshman, qualified for the regional track meet held in Lubbock. Mary Cay Hohensee and Gina Schniers made All-Tournament teams in Volleyball. ' f 1 f '-my-1 my A K ig - Sports Banquet - We Believe We believe in the students at MHS, is what Booster club members and the loyal fans of Miles mean by the phrase, We Believe! This was shown at the annual Sports Banquet held this year in May. Many athletes and coaches were honored and congratulated for their efforts during the school year. Certificates were presented to several special people in appreciation for all the work they did for the athletic program. The Booster Club also presented two plaques to the school in memory of Coach Gary Krejci and Ianice Schiller. ' - -1 f . .: :Q1':W -we . if Qi tl it ' ,,,,,, ' ' 'ffiff9'f2'ffiff I i .,.. 5 , :1 fL 'F M ' A - ' Y r 3' 2 't-- 1 , ' K ' rg ss,, '21 ' 53317 2' ,. ' Vw ' f X , ' V' Wt, KH, , ,75E,,j,, 1 , i. .,,.. . rl i V ' ' V H 'ii -t fz,1EQ35f'sL'fff2M'i5fF.img i ,, if , 5 ' SW E. 1 1'SY'l122:13:i::f?ifffi5iLLE:,-. 573 fu' - weQ5,zk.,,, .twin y ,gtyn-3 . , f H fgiqylgykggx . 11i5l::f -- 2: ' sw- 'liars my ki, ::'r::wf -- -ll' .Q Jwfzf, ' 'i I ,gf 1 f , , g Bu11dog pp Fightm '33 Rocky Poehls Most Improved Girl and Boy Paige Ehrig Frank Banks .' f . wry, 3 g Q F 5 5 S s xx l gf 3 .533 gg i 'w g i Y X fs r Q 2 i Q Y, 5 my , 1 if sf X Q it K K Most Athletic Girl and Boy Carmen Albarado Paul Kalina Volleyball v The Ir. High 4 volleyball team played y y My ii many exciting matches W g Vl y 5 e during the year under ,cg llee as , the guidance of Coach y , I i e llll Dianne Fine- h . 4 A if 7 ' gf C , ff? '.': L .L kr ' V' -f. R ki M V .. lu x rl l no v V- . f I ,M f.. ,c.c V .,.': .,., K ,, I 'min' . , K ' .. k,.. ,L ,.,, C. i . .. - C ' y.yt I ,z gt' if . J - . ,L . ..,.,l.c . A? ,, ,f,., , A . .. . .. V V V , V, .V K .,-... ,,.. L, . W I l ' , ,.....,.,,,,,,.,,,m , wwsww ,,,,.,,, , . .Mt i. .. .,,,,,,....,....,.,.......,.. Front Row: I. I. Dodson, Elizabeth Soto, Carol Wade, Becky Iezek, Dina Alvarado, Michaelle Smith, Olivia Torres, Lydia Martinez. Back Row: Coach Fine, Ienifer Schwertner, Diane Kalina, Catherine Carleton, Laura Freeman, Paula Dry, Geneva Castro, Margarite Smith, Crystal Ferguson, Yvette Costilla. , , . gf HT WJWQ --- - - - - Football - if ' t Although the 4, 'ffo Bullpups faced l o 1 1, 5 , 'o2 , f oo 1 a very difficult U season, they true meaning of PRIDE. Each team member c o n t ri b u t e d much to the Bullpups under C o ac h Ie ss e Russell. Yi J R, 5 .7.. learned the or ooo aacc t ies as ,A 1 Q, 5 , , I E s v w l Slum K K VNV' - ' t , . . . ,M s 1 ' , H , , k , '77, ' - f ,sz , 1 'wifi ,H ' ' -, s , H , . ,,, H :-- , - H, H ..,Q,W, vp. ws ,M U A A I Front Row: Randy Roberts, Mgr., Wes Green, Raymond Aguirre, Jett Kay, Stevie Hedclen, Jim Lombardo, Frank Ramirez, Daren Queen, Corny Salinas, Brian Book, Mgr. Back Row: Coach Jesse Russell, joe Lisle, lack McCrea, Iames Salinas, Stuart Iansa, Wesley Schraer, Daniel Tovar, Marty Schraer, Ioe Martinez 1 Team i - - - --1 i .ff I I I 1' , I Cheerleaders: Michaelle Smith, Head, Heather Carmichael, Ienifer Schwertner, Diane Kalina. Twirlers: Carol Wade and I. I. Dodson. Drummers: Paula Dry, Sarah Elliott, Paula Iezek. Drill Team: Laura Freeman, Margarite Smith, Crystal Ferguson, Catherine Carleton, Amy Eggemeyer, Lydia Martinez, Dina Alvarado, Olivia Torres. Sponsor Dianne Fine, KN ot Picturedj. n g Basketball - ,ricc C - Q gh g--g. Ti --.. 1 ji , ,g 1 - jj , -ta., , 1 i s f - t C B ff G' 1 'fc f T ,cpy a ,r,,, iq, A lr S 0 or W0 b - This year's Ir. High girls' Basketball team, Q , C coached b Dianne Fine, worked their wa C E 1 ' J through a challenging season. Many hours of S C Q, , Vba. C drills, free throws, and lay-ups in practices B -w. . i- .'-e were spent in preparation for the upcoming f' s' it season. 11 YQ I 3 iihh ,,,,, I ,,.. M .-,,aaW,.Mi . at taara ,,r.. ar.. .A .' T' 1 ,fr iii-H . ..,q:,, ,,,, . . Q. .. -- H B -555: iii, ,:-:f iiffg' 73' 1 rr. M ',r,. l - F , B ' F ,,t' , it 1 i AV .t,V ,p .,,,V pii,, C 4 iaafa ,, 'F A A tir,,., , .- 1 -, a B B - A B . i':: t 1--' X iiit M X 7 A - Q . 1 rrlb is iiie , ,,, .rr, F i'r:nn it C as f V, .. 1 ,,,, ,H 'f .' 5 eq, ' e gg: VV K, - ky WG? c H ,EE kkl K gig, fi : ,5 .jim A - B F, r'r: i -,- ,, , W V ' ' -',' X ioot it 111 't,., .,,i. i s esss ec 'iii. 1 ,, wi, .,,, g , f eeee - - 1 I ,M .::.,,, ' t,,' - e-t- . Front Row: Ienifer Schwertner, Martha Castillo, Laura Freeman, Marguerite Smith, Diane Kalina, Catherine Carleton, Heather Carmichael, Denise Serbine. Back Row: Coach Dianne Fine, Michaelle Smith, Becky Iezek, Carol Wade, I. I. Dodson, Sarah Elliot, Dina Alvarado, Elizabeth Soto, and Amy Eggemeyer, Mgr. -- Basketball 'mmf' ge rw r N --,,,,-,, my-v or m- f'f f f ia ff , ,,,,N f Pups Shoot the Hoop Coach Russell led his basketball players to a season filled with practice, excitement, and ex- perience. This year's Ir. High boys basketball team consisted of 11 eighth graders and 5 seventh graders. They all worked hard and proved their B abilities as good sports and leaders. w is ., i ,,.. - ,.., H wma F W-M. -- ' .. ' Q --'f 2 -L ' J , ' , : ------- S Y f .... . N , We S 2 . ' c m a y it f 1 - tt. get as Qc' , , f X. ggi M. ,,-fwfr 1 ---s ,,, .wwe V , V if fy ww fm. . f V Y if t , , in Q5 f,-- . , I fy 'elif we 5 c 'i ' af' , ,:,. ,, ,,, Q , - it f K iyfizy- g i: -an A -- fff' -L yt MPV' 1'2 Front Row: Ieff Ray, Marty Schraer, Corny Salinas, Ioe Martinez, Brian Book, Nelson Book, Iim Lombardo. Back Row: Coach Jesse Russell, Ioe Lisle, Iack McCrea, Iames Salinas, Jamie Haechten, Stuart Iansa, Randy Roberts, Daniel Tovar, Wes Green, and Stevie Hedden. -1- - Pee Wee Basketball - 'IR Sixth graders experienced their first year of actual basket- ball competition by playing Pee Wee ball. Front Row: Charlie Williams, Tammie Becknell, Kari Kasberg, Lorina Albarado, Sherry Schaefer, Ginger Hyde, Mary Sanchez, Blake Thomas. Middle Row: Weldon Ransbarger, Iessica Hagan, Becky Bias, Shelly Granzin, Christine Steadman, Anita Ramirez, Wendy Stafford, Billy Mediola. Back Row: Coach Beaty, Wakey King, Allen Binder, Dav-id Killingsworth, Chris Blackwell, Vernon Brown, David Murray, Lance Shook, Stacy Bob Carroll. 1 Track , ' , Bullpups Race to Victory l On your mark, get set . . . Go! Members of the Ir. S High girls track team paced themselves to victory and S E gained valuable experience at the many track meets held in '84. Coach Fine prepared the girls in individual and team events during practice. -.. .f 1 www K ' - ' at ,-.' if 1 S K F A in I A rkrh , V t ,Z . . - .C nl I . L. . N K kkll ., f-X Y' -- 5255, .ff'-- A 'S . Vg K . I' . ei , E: ,K M, ,S i 4 iiii i - i - 1 L ' 'i ' ' ' 5 'fi-' - 1 S ' 1 at 'L S agp' A K 7'L. K ' S H , il .. i ' - You itt' Q i , --2 i K S , - . , .i.... , ' i ' iii f l .,t. 'N -F A . - -it vtt-- ' F p i pp , . 1:43 Wil-1 .. X,A-, ,R N- i wi' ' ' . ' ,- Yx i l.-igg' - ,V - iff'-iiisim K, . Q , 'QM I: T' - K . A 4 , '.-- - get .. H , , . t . M ' ,,. fflfrfrd, I ls,-its 3 1 -fffifc af C JH! Emp eallwmll Wt Front row: I. I. Dodson, Coach Dianne Fine, Becky Iezek. Middle Row: Ienifer Schwertner, Diane Kalina, Crystal Ferguson, Heather Carmichael, Michaelle Smith. Back Row: Marguerite Smith, Catherine Carleton, Sarah Elliot, Paula Dry, Dina Alvarado, Carol Wade, and Elizabeth Soto. Not pictured: Laura Freeman. I ' ' K 5, ,. ,, e. , ,ii K i ii, JT' X x Jaw, J a 1 . 1 111 i r , ,..kf K Q I :KV 5 4 c ssca ' is ' ' ,--- -- . ' Y 5 ki? 1 is i 3 S I N wg if X Y' Nix X k w Q5 H lads , ,R .se lf i ,:...5- -i a f fi 3 Q , H ---- Li .. , 1 - f ,-xi. Q .. f we , . Ns ' --we ' + ' 1 sk, i A 4, -J 3 ' v W E ,, if -law if i. . -5. ::f,,.:g::::1f--gli 55525: H 'i msg: jiii- A Z .: 'rmffjw -, c f .N .. W ' ' . . ' V- V... rrr, M- -L i L X Film:-Kgs , - if . Wg? W ' ' - . - 1 , s , ,, es, f f..-. -. use--'wie f,,f - ,, , . 1,f.ie,:g- ---' ,z22e.1::.1.'- ws ' 'R' -1. R 1 PY , K K . bA b if L ,: M 43 Q. .1 : . xi i'Z',,mLfMWE . 255 z' R K. . if ' '-'- -W . a 1 M4 iff . T - '- fb Track + Bullpups Burn Up the Track Under the guidance of Coach Russell, the Miles Ir. High track team met the hurdles of a challenging season and continued to improve as the season progressed. Front Row: Iim Lombardo, Raymond Aguirre, joe Moore, David Murray, Kevin Eschberger, Corny Salinas. Back Row: Brian Book, Marty Schraer, Iames Salinas, Coach Iesse Russell, lack McCrea, David Killingsworth, and Bobby Baird. - Tennis Tennis Anyone? Take one net, a flat surface, one tennis ball, a couple of racquets, two people, and what do you get? Why, a game of tennis, of course! MIH athletes played more than a game of tennis in 1984. They worked on serves, backhand and forehand shots in preparation for the tournaments held in the spring. Coach Dianne Fine guided the tennis players through a season of many windy days. The team consisting of 9 boys and 3 girls gained much experience during the season. 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T tk 'Is- Qt V ,S gf..,.'ymj L,,, ,s,nN ..c.. .f gt 5 2,11 Q li s iai' fi ccc A i 1 Tennis - ' fi A L i f ymli , HS fgx, , W, , L ik .f ' 5 E' :M ' , 4 ' f Ii' ' f f l - ' g ': r E553 'f U W 1 m,,:fb soo ' G rta,,, a rse he t ,,,..,, .:.:J,, .tiff -:ik 8-S 'M' 'V' H' ' ' ' fr ' V .1559 ,V Q, V f.: f ww, ooss , ,,,, ooart r h t A . S ' Q. ' ' A 2 M ..,., Q - --if Fi' ' ' ' 'F ' -'CE -fvz E :Eg WV' i n i S N' ' V WMWL I ' f : , H th Zzh w ff' t if ' .rr EQ N M I 'hi y Q' -4 L ,Q KT MQ IG' Wa ,, . , ,. Y' 5 .K My 4, G . v f ff K R3 M: as ,150 ff Yr ,X x News a 3 p QE N SS. xr , xl? x Q fffa A rf' 5 5+ fy J W' l fi wr' as gfygy ay AZQQHM ff The team put out a superb effort th1s year at D1str1ct and other area tournaments Front Row: Gustav Torres, Karl Mielke, Iohn Dry, Marty Schraer, and Wesley Schraer. Back Row: Rendon Hughes, Paula Dry, Geneva Castro, Ieff Ray, Coach Fine, Becky Iezek, Wes Green, and Brian Book. I Sports' Snaps aff 5 5 lj 1 .ea -S . f W N ' R . If -mm b ff X ,M 'vi1xs.i'x9 iw 'L' QU' wx Q3 -nw ak Q S Y if. M Q ,919 , yy- . -fx i, Cam u Lrf CAMPUS LIFE title and logo used by permission. 341' XNLZ 1 , if 3 ,rf ng 15 MN 4, , Q im Q ,fc-2' Igyil I 5 ' i I M 5, 5 M? X :M ssss s fp s ' ' V. W f g . H V X W, if V P f, of ,.,, . L.. My - F.H.A. - - -- F.H.A. Strengthens Personal Goals The Miles Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America Area 4 par- ticipated in many worthwhile projects this year. The F.H.A sponsored a very successful Bike and Walk-a-thon to raise money for the American Cancer Society. The riders and walkers raised over 51,000 to go toward cancer research. Also, the members enjoyed many programs held throughout the year. The All-School Pageant and the Sweetheart Presentation provided j students with the opportunity to show off their talents. At the Area Convention held in Stephenville, the Miles Chapter received a cash award for having the best attendance. Carrie and Rocky pose after be- ing named Sweetheart and Beau. Front Row: Lisa Phinney, Amy Carr, Paula Hite, Photographer, Tracy Hyde, Pianist, Paige Ehrig, Secretary, Laurie Thomas, 4th V.P. of Entertainment, Dena Lange, 3rd V.P. of Projects, Pam Roberts, 1st V.P. of Programs, Tracy Koen, President, Paula Iansa, 2nd V.P. of Encounter, D'Ann Book, Historian and Area Pianist, Gina Schniers, 5th V.P. of Public Relations, Laura Wright, Treasurer, Carmen Albarado, Parliamentarian, Cathy Wright, Angie Schraer, Middle Row: Kim Penkert, Candina Abrams, Tonya Urbankte, Bertha Albarado, Robbie Becknell, Melissa Beaver, Carrie Culp, April Kuykendall, Paula Iezek, Frances Castillo, Kerri Iansa, Anna Lisle, Christi Marburger, Andrea Book, Dena Killingsworth, Mrs. Io Nita Schwarz, Advisor, Back Row: Kristi Hayes, Carol Lisle, Tricy Barton, Shane Carmichael, Christi Ray, Lisa Kasberg, Kim Wallace, Mary Hohensee, Lori Lange, Connie Iezek, Jean Asbill, Kathleen Schniers, Cecilia Salinas, Martha Albarado, Renee Chatham, Sherri Hedden, Donna Reeves F r e s h m e n members were initiated dur- ing the summer and presented a red rose by their Big Sister at one of the meetings. xx 2 se i fi' 5 fr 'nt F.H.A. - Psa! 44 fisx gg gg 4 KW X Q in , f 5 fter My--' 1,21 ,-ws, eff? 'V f, 'V i esp .2 r . 1 ffff- 1 , sf'-ss V , V. , . .gi f er., my 3.f' fr'e4 ' V 2 ' ' ' ' 152 ffff wrl' A fg H iii! f' f as F.H.A. held a Secret Granny supper in November. Also at this meeting, Dr. Iohn Paul Matthews, Opt. presented an informative talk on eye care. Tracy presides over the meeting while Paige looks on. F.H.A. members lend their voices to the Sweetheart Presentation. - F.F.A. 0 .. ,f f f ,aa 4 ie' ff, 5, Z1 1 f ,,,, , gf , ,,,,,, , 'A 2f:A X ,. ,rrst I I I 1 I I if if ' 1 Gets nvo ved if t il , ' Y Q ,,., JFK:-I Members of this year's FFA have been busy, busy, busy! Several seb . e:..y xii T . . . . . ' ssyye if Jeeee 3 students participated in stock shows in Houston, San Antonio, San T 4 Angelo, Fort Worth, Abilene, and here at home in Miles. Senior and Iunior Farm Skills Teams were represented at the District meet in Abilene. Stephenville was the setting for the Grass Teams, judging Teams and again the Senior Farm Skills Team which qualified for the , ,gif .f .. . is .. L W W ,,,,,mV3V,,:,.,:,:,,!:L, ' K-5 3 ::,:,,f'- -K - . , T ,. ,, ,G f ' f 5 iggia, 1' U, WL 42 :sk . Jw- ' mg N ,L , ,,, .. 1,5 - C ,,W,,f,,, , , V A f f ,,, ,,,,, ,,,f, , .f 'dy , state meet to be held at A8:M. y-,p -i-' f - ,,, ,,,,, slll A A The FFA was represented in the Miles Cotton Festival Parade with a KL --tge float built and decorated by all members. fig, ig, X me if T' it 2 1 f . Y :ij ,lift lzll Ha -'f -f,,.ef4g1fQ,x2wf f fr, fl swims. First Row: Iesse Martinez, john Terrazos, Mike Strain, Todd Schwertner, Arnold Whitesell, Iames Hudson Howard Schniers, jeff Fant, Frank Banks, Ioe Cavazos, Brian McGuire, Carl Brandon, Ben Zapata, Ieff Rumsey, Marshal Lange, Ioe Anderson, Raymond Huckabee, Ronnie Payne, Drew Pope, Wayne Kvapil, john Werner, and Hugo Torres. Second Row: Sponsor, Brent Pool, Jesse Tovar, Richard Huckabee, Eric Penkert, Luis Meza, Doug Hite, Kevin Krueger, Iohn Calvert, Mark Kalina, Roger Havlak, Pat Aguero, Laurie Thomas, Tina Castello, Karen Hudson, Connie Iezek, Ieff Daniels, Ieorge Castillo, Charles Steadman, Mike Albarado, Greg Frenzel, Kelly Carroll, Lewis Wade, Tony Salinas, Mark Sklenarik, Danny Cotter, Steve Watson, and Sponsor, Ierry Harney. Third Row: Terry Lee, Victor Castillo, Rocky Poehls, Alan West, Dennis McGuire, Wayne Fischer, Juan Castillo. Fourth Row: Doug Jansa, Randy Kearns, Chuck Wilson, Edward Castillo, Paul Kalina, and Darrell Cmerek. Above: Ag. Mechanics won second place at the Area meet in Stephenville enabling them to advance to state. l Below: Dennis McGuire and Edward Castillo prepare to help work on the barbeque pit and smoker in Ag. class. . X W.. F.F.A. - Below: Brian McGuire, Marshal Lange and Wayne Kvapil represented MHS at Abilene where they placed fourth in the Ir. Farm Skills team. Left: Wayne Fischer, Darrell Cmerek, and Alan West placed first in the Abilene competition in Sr. Farm Skills. They then went on to Area and Won seventh place in the same event. Right: Wayne Fischer and FFA sponsor Brent Pool pose for the camera showing the award Wayne was given for sheep and goat proficiency. - U.I.L. - U.I.L. Promotes Academic Excellence MHS students competed in many UIL fUniversity Interscholastic Leaguej literary and speaking events this year. These events included Ready Writing, Number Sense, Typewriting, Poetry, Prose Interpretation, Iournalism, Spelling, Debate, Persuasive Speaking, Informative Speaking, Oral Reading, and Science. UIL students prepared for the District contests by competing in non-district meets held at Early, Brownwood, Big Lake, and Angelo State. Miles was well-represented at each of these meets as the students gained valuable knowledge and experience in their respective events. Mrs. Depot helps many UIL , R Q ii students prepare for their Q iz, v V ' f J . ..t contest. i1...W, . A 5 ' My 5 :VVI f ,.., .. . V r Alan West receives con- fi K 1 .... , , FVV ,V Z ,, , .., pgl gratulations and his District tif if ,r f,,r Q, if i medal from the sponsors V Front Row: Alan West, Mike Strain, Iohn Werner, Chuck Wilson, Arnold Whitesell, Lewis Wade. Second Row: D'Ann Book, Laura Wright, Andrea Book, April Kuykendall, Pam Roberts, Tonya Urbantke, Christi Ray. Third Row: Paige Ehrig, Kim Wallace, Carrie Culp, Laurie Thomas, Paula Iansa, Melissa Beaver, Dena Lange, Candina Abrams, Cristi Marburger. -i---l- U.1.L. - An awards assembly was held to present the District awards Paige Ehrig works on her typing skills in preparation for the State meet. Z, .... - - ,. ,,, L. , V 4: my 'b,:z A- A M ii 1 t P rasr ' n i r at L . S it 2 t i , iii e'-- I , iii , '- ' ,L K K K . , ' K ,,, .,:.k:: N:i, 1'i X District Results Chuck Wilson-lst Informative Speaking D'Ann Book-1st Ready Writing, 4th Editorial Writing Alan West-lst Persuasive Speaking Pam Roberts-lst Prose Interpretation, 3rd Feature Writing, 6th Newswriting and Headline Writing Gail Freeman-5th Spelling Paige Ehrig-lst Typewriting Kim Wallace-5th Persuasive Speaking Lewis Wade-6th Persuasive Speaking Laura Wright-6th Poetry Christi Ray-3rd Spelling, 5th Feature Writing Melissa Beaver-4th Oral Reading Tonya Urbantke-5th Oral Reading Sponsors of the UIL students were Mr. Bruce Smith, Mrs. Alice Depot, Mrs. Ierrie Wiley, Mrs. Lynn Granzin, and Mr. Edward McDonald. - UIL I OAP Honors Students Advance to Regional State As a result of their District wins, six MHS students advanced to the Regional UIL meet at Texas Tech University this year. These students and their events are as follows: Alan West, Persuasive Speaking, Chuck Wilson, Infor- mative Speaking: Pam Roberts, Prose, Feature Writing, 8: Headline Writing, D'Ann Book, Ready Writing, Paige Ehrig, Typewriting: and Christi Ray, Spelling. D'Ann Book placed fourth in her event which qualified her for the State alter- nate spot. Alan West, Paige Ehrig, and Pam Roberts all placed third in their respective events, which qualified them to compete at the State meet. At the State level, Pam Roberts won the second place silver medal in Headline Writing. OAP Honors District: Chuck Wilson-Best Actor Pam Roberts-Best Actress Andrea Book- Honorable Mention All-Star Cast Laurie Thomas- Honorable Mention All-Star Cast Pam Roberts-Best Actress Paige Ehrig-All-Star Cast Arnold Whitesell- Honorable Area: Mention All-Star Cast Laurie Thomas- Honorable Mention All-Star Cast Regional: Pam Roberts- Honorable Mention All-Star Cast Regional Qualifiers: Alan West, Christi Ray, D'Ann Book, Paige Ehrig, Chuck Wilson, Pam Roberts State Qualifiers: Pam Roberts, Alan West, Paige Ehrig GAP Wins District I Area Titles The 1984 One Act Play Re- quiem cast captured the District 8-AA Championship and then advanced to the Area III Com- petition in Midland. At this meet, Miles was also a winner. This win qualified the play for Regional competition at Lub- bock. Although the play was unable to advance to State, all cast and crew members, along with the directors, can be very proud of their achievements. Mr. Smith and Mrs. Depot display the One Act Play District and Area trophies. - I One Act Play - S Requiem People are crushed by the subway. Sergeant recalls his training experiences. The mother poisons her children. Death watches over the nurse's scene. The soldiers search for the children. REQUIEM Cast: First Row: Mr. Bruce Smith, Director iiii Mrs. Alice Depot, Director Second Row: Laurie Thomas, Casket-bearer, Director, Soldier III Brian McGuire, Father Pam Roberts, Mother Andrea Book, Anna Christi Ray, Cecilia Arnold Whitesell, Benjamin Iimmy Hudson, Stage Crew Third Row: Paula Hite, Stage Crew Kerri Iansa, Casket-bearer, Stretcher-bearer Carrie Culp, Pike-bearer, Old Man Tonya Urbantke, Pike-bearer, Dept. of Defense, Old Man Lori Lange, Pike-bearer, Nurse, Soldier Paula Iansa, Casket-bearer, Cripple Lisa Kasberg, Stage Crew Fourth Row: Paige Ehrig, Pike-bearer, Boy, Girl Kim Wallace, Death Laura Wright, Pike-bearer, Surgeon, Soldier II - Ir. High I Elementary UIL --l-- Students Learn Academic Skills Miles Elementary students brought home the District 8-AA Trophy for the second consecutive year by scoring 85 points. The Ir. High UIL team placed fourth all-around at the District level. First Row: Kari Carmichael, Billy Mendiola, Donnie Schwertner, Nicole Glass, Jared Eggemeyer. Second Row: Kendra McCown, Amy Book, Wendy Sonnenberg, Shana Sonnenberg, Brad Book, Heather Granzin, and Deen Burrus. Third Row: Kari Kasberg, Becky Schraer, Weldon Ransbarger, and Bobby Wilson. Fourth Row: Christine Steadman, Ginger Hyde, and Chris Blackwell. First Row: Geneva Castro, Denise Serbine, Nelson Book, and Mollie Castro. Second Row: Iohn Dry, Diane Kalina, and joe Lisle. Third Row: I. I. Dodson, Stuart Iansa, Sarah Elliot, Amy Eggemeyer, Carol Wade, and Paula Dry. Nat1OHa1 Ho Mrs. Granzin, National Honor Society Sponsor, gives a short speech at the induction for new members. Front Row Chuck Wilson V Pres., Pam Roberts, Pres., Paula Jansa, Sec Paige Ehrig Treas Lynn Granzin, sponsor, Back Row: Kevin Krueger Alan West Dena Lange, Tracy Hyde, Roger Havlak, Paul nor Society - Honor Society Initiates New Members To be considered for member- ship in the National Honor Socie- ty, a student must have a 90 average in all high school courses. The eligible students are rated by the high school faculty on character, service, and leadership. Each teacher rates only those students he or she feels qualified to rate. About 15-20 percent of the Senior class, 10-15 percent of the Junior class, and 5-10 percent of the Sophomore class are admitted to membership. Sophomores and Juniors who are not admitted this year may be admitted next year if they qualify. The National Honor Society held their annual induction ser- vice initiating four new members. Tracy Hyde and Paul Kalina, both Juniors, and Roger Havlak and Kevin Krueger, both Sophomores, were initiated into the Honor Society in a very nice ceremony held March 6, 1983. New officers for 1985 were announced and refreshments were served follow- ing the induction in the new cafeteria. Congratulations to these new members and officers. - Annual Staff -l -- The Annual Staff sincerely hopes you, the members of Miles High School, enjoy the annual as much as we enjoyed putting it together for you. The senior editors wish next year's Annual Staff the best of luck!!! Q? Annual Staff Editors- Tracy Koen junior Editors- Karen Hudson Pam Roberts Paula Iansa ' ss ana er-Paula Hite . . Busme M g Iunior Business -C ' C 1 Sponsor-Ierrie Wiley Manager arne u P Annual Staff K NA :.i. A.., ..,.,,,, M, . .. X... .N awfg - - A -V .Wuxig111 'w,gg S if' :J!2S11egi,,gg3g,,m3g,m.-w - -, mms M mf SQ :sw -- 4 1: g, -v - Cotton Festival Seventh Annual Festival Draws Huge Crowd The 7th Annual Miles Cotton Festival offered a little something for everyone. Iust some of the all- day activities included the ever-popular parade, food and craft booths of all kinds, square dancing, jalapeno eating contests, a brisket cook-off, and the beautiful Queen's Contest. A street dance climaxed the day of fun. Laura Wright, a sophomore at M.H.S., was chosen as the 1983 Cotton Queen out of 40 con- testants. Also chosen Were lst runner-up Carrie Culp, 2nd runner-up Helen Schwertner, and 3rd runner-up Pam Roberts. The Cotton Festival, held each September, was organized by the Miles Preservation Authority QMPAQ to benefit the Opera House here in Miles. M 5, E tt Vik, k'i'. ' L . ' ,,:v' 1 ....,, C ' ' e .:,.. Q H , t',, -1 ' , , ' 'IP' -J, ii. EJ , A M it .gig ilgki , 1 at tr 1 me li A ma 5 v an 4 B' 3 'Em lem 4 if -M I Clowns, snow cones, and queens were all a part of the 7th Annual ff festival. 1 l at Q t 2 F . , 2.1 . , ',, l K is J-mi . 54 ' . ,L ,,,,,,,I g R' :.. 4 ' 1 , ' ' p . i . A , Q ,, t..c ' rcf' M ',e1 if --.. l' if z . Young and old enjoyed the ill if Y izi g if 'A many activities during the Cot- y V r . arta p , ton Festival. s ,Q ' M it s ss si iit. X ...ra ' h lk' l,c- nga.: f,.i x f , This mannequin is dressed in clothes worn by Uncle Ioe Theile's daughters. .Q ti -6 a House - ', A Along with making many quilts, homemade goodies are made by the Senior Citizens to make a profit. Opera House Serves as Activity Center Back in 1904, Uncle Ioe Theile brought native stone from Willow Creek to shape the walls of the Miles Opera House. Once a hotel in downtown Miles, the Opera House also contained the city's post office. Eighty years later, the Opera House still offers much to area residents. No longer a hotel, it is now the official meeting place and activity center for the Senior Citizens of Miles. Purchased in September, 1976, by the M.P.A., the center provides hot meals for the elderly twice a week, along with various other activities for its members. Quilts, baked goods, crafts of all kinds and exhibits of yesteryear are ever present. Recently, an upstairs auditorium has been added to the center. All the window dressings and curtains were made by the Senior Citizens. For a step back into yesteryear with a touch of down-home friendliness, just visit the Miles Opera House! - Homecoming Victory Tops Off Homecoming Activities Football sweethearts, mums, and crisp fall weather are always a part of Homecoming, and the 1983 M.H.S. Homecoming was no exception. Showing their spirit during Homecoming week, students participated in designated dress-up days. A pre-game supper and the crowning of the 1983 Football Sweetheart, Gina Schniers, climaxed the week. Football captains, Alan West, Dennis McGuire, Rocky Poehls, and Paul Kalina honored Gina with a bou- quet of red roses and the traditional kiss. One of the most exciting moments came when the Miles Bulldogs defeated the Loraine Bulldogs. After the game, a victory dance was held on the tennis courts as Homecoming Week came to a close. fm ' 'sg is Tracy Hyde leads cheers to boost spirit during the Homecoming game. Paige Ehrig and Dena Killingsworth show off their acrobatic ability at the victory line. Gina Schniers pauses with mascots Candy and Mandy Day after being crowned Homecoming Sweetheart. The Bulldogs discuss their strategy on their way to victory against Loraine. A large crowd participated in the happenings at the car- nival-from playing' games to eating food. ,K 1 Halloween Carnival - P.T.A. Sponsors Successful Carnival Spooks and pumpkins are always a part of Halloween, but so is the annual Miles PTA Carnival. This year's car- nival, with all the usual sights and sounds, was held on October 28. PTA members sponsor this event to help each school grade raise funds as well as to raise money for PTA projects. The activities offered entertainment for all ages ranging from the Senior bingo to the toy walk sponsored by the Kindergarten. Students and parents worked in the various booths and each class sold chances on many dif- ferent prizes. As usual, many children kept up the spirit of Halloween by dressing up in costume. l l Many valuable prizes were donated by local merchants and given away at the carnival. People-young and old alike took part in the many exciting events. - All School Pageant Students Visit Toyland Christmas is for children-children of all ages, that is! And what a better way to enjoy the holiday season than to visit Toyland, especially if that magical land is the 1983 All-School Pageant and Style Show. This year's pageant was under the direction of Mrs. Io Nita Schwarz, FHA Advisor, and D'Ann Book, FHA Historian. Many high school and elementary students combined their talents of singing, modeling, and decorating, to make the pageant a huge success! Melissa Asbill plays the part of a Calico Cat in All-School Pageant. ,,, ,W-an. fi .aa ., Q.. a. ai . . er ca ., wait. Q -1 . 1 . Y . - , it S s K s P ' -- .... 5 P f . for . V252 K 2 ' S .X Hi ausggii-wa, , H 5 get . X , my li . . K, xii., ... . , we if-wg. f nk: f . 2 f . . 21 sg if K- g V . V N-Q5 G '-- fa - .1 ii f. Hi 1. . WW 1 4 Kimi ' . 3 Z rs sg, V ' , xl 1 z sr 1 - - . f.,J,f'-:sire - vs .: rrafiif'-?!I.1w f.r-E Right: A group of third graders put on a skit for the audience at the Style Show. Above: Todd Schwertner is the escort of Kristi Hayes and Angela Schraer. Grand Champion Rabbit Grand Champion-Reserve Champion Jean Asbill Kevin E Reserve Champion-Grand Champion Lamb Kyle Eschberger 'SE 1 K f fri Amy I X51 Q so Malik Ei! Grand Champion-Reserve Champion Steer Horse schberger-Kyle Eschberger ms 0 Stock Show - 37th Annual Livestock Show The 37th Annual Miles FFA and 4-H Livestock Show was held on January 3, 1984, at the County Barn. Thirty-six par- ticipants entered animals in the show, which was judged by Bil- ly Kidd and Walter Heinrichs. Trophies and ribbons were awarded to the winners. W 'twain ml Grand Champion-Reserve Champion Dairy Heifer Sarah Elliot Grand Champion-Reserve Champion Swine Diane Kalina-Mark Kalina ..- K --.K wif-Tu Z 1 'g M ' V - U - f K at K X , Eg K K i E H E i E. it ,N s 5 ii Z fig 2 Li E i f K iyesslc Kia ' 25 :- 1 s iisi n 2 2 s elcc H K K - Q K .K Z If 2 3 Ea? ' it K i Q5 K2 ifiisifi l S iiy.. 2? 5, 352ml L. 5 V ' ag H 7 KK LLKK j , K Ksiiii K KiKK 1 Y f 5 KK giffff, K K ' f Q5 Q J? Qifgjm fe' al Sew 3 'M ff MW T wwf M awww WM i Q23 at if ali , f ig 1 fi? fi ff, i- f if if ia if ia ,Ka E we f ,ani v 5 1 fi Q Ng s ' My nz f A , 5 K Ai Q Q 2 2 Mags, , my K .KX KKK 5 ,,iKK K nf A? Q M gg sf:-:Qi A ' ' K M G 55 Ei' J A I 1 i if Y H K W! 7' KK: 2iKglfi ' f K K' if f 'K K, w' ng' H fKKK ,Kf. ,, f 1 , K, K K .K :4,KK K AK -1. K K 5 , -K H, K f yi -i 3 1 ii ? 1 as csr 1 i iirc f-:- :fK -KK- 'i J K Q Kesi K il- Mary Cay Hohensee-Ieff Pant M c r C ' fe'ff?al ,K , KQE -ff '- 2fsi2'4:EE5f - Christmas Dance e Students Enjoy Delayed Dance Ianuary held a little bit of that Christmas spirit for high school students this year! Due to bad weather in December, the annual Christmas dance was delayed until Ianuary 14. The traditional Grand March was followed by plenty of music ranging from rock to country. The old gym was the setting for the dance that lasted un- til midnight. Also, the junior class provided Winter decorations and streamers to dress up the gym. Even though Christmas was almost a month earlier, the fun and excitement remained! Iunior class members work to l decorate the old gym. Students in formal dresses and suits? Yes, it can happen' .it 2- ,c ' , , , 1 5 . , 1, N V ,f i 5 K ,V V 52 it V 13 VE' V '- f V iL VV V V. Q 2 J L',n V ,:, , , ,., ,, , . eas t V - if 11 V 3 ii! T ,- V ' 51. V A -- 'F W4 'flu I QV ' 5 . ,...,Ag 5 i 'Q f ' 5 , ,',' - , -i ' ., V. . V D 1-ff V V 1 , T V T , if V tg, ' , k,',, ge i A 5 ' I ,,f- '- ff img gf V, , VE, K, , ktmifkj ir' ' , . Mr. Bruce Smith was honored as the 1984 P.T.A. Life Member for his devotion of time and service to the young people of Miles. P.T.A. involves everyone: parents, teachers, and students alike. A ur---f' Music and Literature Winners: Ienifer Schwertner, Paul Kalina, Ieff Daniels, Paula Dry, Christina Offill, I. I. Dodson, April Kuykendall, Pam Roberts, Shanna Hite. Not Pictured: Tina Castello. P.T.A. - P.T.A. Works for Students Miles P.T.A. fParent Teachers' Associationj members work continuously to improve the quali- ty of education received by students at Miles I.S.D. Involvement is the key to a successful organiza- tion and the Miles P.T.A. organization is certainly successful. Besides the many other P.T.A. activities held during the year, the organization sponsored a Reflections competition. This year's theme was I Have A Dream. fWinners listed belowj W , 1. P.T.A. President for this year is Carolyn Eschberger. V . , ,, V ,., ,M N ig , fi V . 4 sg Vw , -'-i , V, zzz- iii 'Vit' ' t V 'Q Y , 2' 'M ' A 4 V1 V-if V, Vt ,..V V 5 + , ' Q ff ' 1- 1, , ,N ,W 9 , -Q ,. V ' V ' HV' f' Q. V' 'IW it 4 Q- W 4. D 9 , ,, V 5354 A V . V V , 2 , A ,. V WL VWWV ,,,. , , , , ' 4 QW A I . .f . L, V A ' ,V ' . -, . V' . VV..V,, ,, 4 mm f VVV. V, Vf- .V , Visual Arts Winners: Jenny Murray, Alma Torres, Teresa Clevenger, Hugo Torres, Christina Offill, Gera Burrus, Beth Eggemeyer, Ernie Tipton, Paula Dry, Paul Kalina, Christi Ray, Catherine Carleton. Not Pictured: Deen Burrus, Tina Castello. - jr.-Sr. Prom Follow Your Dreams April 6, 1984, will always be remembered as a day for dreams, especially for the Ir. and Sr. class members. This year's Ir! Sr Prom and Banquet was held at the San Angelo Convention Center with decorations made by the Ir. class. Guest speaker for the occasion was Mr. Bruce Smith. Following the program, music was provided by Renegade. 4 v 1, U Us 5 r 2 if I -' its SH W 5 af, 4' W - i wha Paula Dry, Valedictorian, gives a speech on the future. .1 it Q ' WA 5' .V I at Zi 1 ' 5 ', I. ,Wippi t 3 41, V 'eev A. ww: f V A as 4 6 Lee Ann Havlak spoke to the graduates on college. 8th Grade Graduation - Stuart Iansa, Salutatorian, centers his speech on the past. 4:: ,,a ,. , jg Jkii, I Q 11,19 I a. 1? M fi Charles Phillipus gave the eighth graders some insight on trade schools. Eighth Graders Look Toward High School I'm so nervous! Do I look all right? What do I do now? Phrases like these and many others were heard during the 1984 Eighth grade graduation exercises held this year at the St. Thomas Catholic Church fMilesj. Surrounded by class color decorations of blue and silver, the graduates and their parents were recognized by Mr. Mit- chell West. Guest speakers, Lee Ann Havlak and Charles Phillipus, offered the students a look into the future, by centering their speeches around future educational opportunities. The traditional addresses were presented by this year's top honor students, Paula Dry-Valedictorian, and Stuart Iansa-Salutatorian. 'W W H W ,gf ..,, K l ' - ' 1 'H-'ikilf--WMM5222729if' V I 7 ' Z 'tu 'WW ' :':f'f:f 2 1 - , f Z X 1 MU' ' 1 W x - Sr. Trip - - Fun, sun, and surf! Well, maybe not surf but lots of fun and a little too much sun were some of the things that happen- ed on the Sr. Trip. We ate at the finest restaurants, and had some of the best times of our lives in Dallas, Tx.-times which none of us will soon forget. - kkiii. iihi 1' x'---:2: '12f2sm-'Q ' r Q f ..,,, i 4 v was utta l ,lll ulllssss f was 1-Q i fm E N .. H - 14 if 'f.....,g, sn' N - - ---- sr. Trip - 4 2 f 107 - Graduation The Seniors prepare to receive their diplomas. After years of football games, pep rallies, banquets, and homework, the 1984 Senior Class finally made it to Graduation! The road to our last year at MHS was filled with good times-and bad, but through it all, we have gained experience, courage, knowledge, and most of all, hope for a bright future! '84 - 1 , 2 A t't 1 if 'ii f irr 4 4 ' rnn' ,',- I 4 ' , ile, 8 and Gina Schniers, Salutatorian, Alan West, Valedictorian, lead the Seniors down the aisles. Mr. Russell had a strange in- troduction to his Baccalaureate speech! We made it! Seniors of 1984 Mr. Bruce Smith performed several inspirational songs at Bac- calaureate and G r a d u a t i 0 n exercises. We do it better, we do it more, We're the CLASS OF 84! Seniors displayed a variety of emotions before graduation. Graduation '84 - It's Up To You A diploma's very special- It's like a golden key That turns the lock on any door Marked opportunity. But one thing to remember If you Want to get inside- It's up to you to give the nudge That swings it open wide. And it's up to you to take the lead Once you're inside the door To see if what's behind it Is what you've been looking for. Then if it is, you have to mold it Really push it, tug it, too Till that opportunity becomes A big success for you. x So use your key, but be aware It's just a key at best And remember that it's up to you To go and do the rest. - Seniors????? 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Maytag ' messy-f' - - ' .4 . 1ZP?i2'1-Ls.. - - ,--- -f-- ---I-2--f----f ----- CONGRATULATIONS 4' f If We 0LEAN'S - SENIORS! i Art Supplies - Frames - Ceramics '-,A' Pete8Olean Poor 1717 N.Chadbourne Nancy Clinkscale - - 5f,ff?Qfff..... l,.,l,l .fffT.ffTfffTi.ff,Ifff'?7. oolo el Bre11tHa11 lf 6 46 ' se 0 E M VI AMC Insured Livestock Hauling Y I Jeepw HONDA sono w. c. BRILEY TRUCKI NG CO. Cars 8: Trucks Sales-Service-Parts-Leasing QRENAULT 1621 Old Ballinger Hwy. W. C. Briley 949-4621 i 2901 Sherwood Way Day' 655-6177 San Angelo, Texas N lght' 655-2077 HOUSE OF CHEMICALS, INCORPORATED 206 N. Chadbourne San Angelo, Texas Phone: 655-8376 or 655-5225 Residence: 949-3809 Specialties-Ianitorial Supplies-Chemicals B 8: H RESTAURANT SUPPLIES Joe, James, Stan, John Sr Bonnie SAN ANGELO FEEDYARD INC. 468-301 1 468-5121 Ron Crow L Don Whitesell Arnel Whitesell WHITESELL AUTO PARTS We buy late model wrecks 1224 Pulliam P.O. Box 1761 Phone 658-1387 San Angelo, Texas 76902 PORTER HENDERSON IMPLEMENT CO. Tractors Equipment Phone C9153 653-4541 19.0. BOX 2512 U5- Hwy 67 N01 fh San Angelo, Texas 76902 Machine Sho Shaft Build-Up 8: Grinding SAN ANGELO GRINDING 8: PARTS CO. 21 West Avenue A San Angelo, Texas PHONE 655-9119 p Motor Rebuilding Car 8: Truck Parts Friendly Service SMG 3-'XXQMXH-.Q.e.v.e.'.2 C55 333 R10 coneho Drive San Angelo, Texas 76901 Phone C9151 655-8151 SMITH'S GROCERY 8. MARKET Phone 915-653-6759 1029 East 19th St. San Angelo, Texas 76903 Zelda 8: W. E. Williams-Owners Groceries-Beer-Fresh Meats-Bar-B-Q HIGGINBOTHAM'S Your Favorite Shopping Center In Ballinger 8th Street Ballinger, Texas 76821 Ph. 365-2626 Stat io n A LaVerne Dean 7th 8: Railroad Avenue Ballinger, Texas 76821 Ph. C9155 365-3433 Sandra Wiley 702 Tilford Ralls, Texas 79357 Ph. C8062 253-2866 655-0006 H A N DY LIQUOR STORES LA ROSA FLORAL Edward and Main South Angelo Plaza Rowena 1632 S. Chadbourne Highway 67 5811 A118910 Ballinger Mario and Vera Alaniz FLEET TIRE AND MAC' AUTO s. ELECTRONIC SERVICE 2225AuStin San Angelo, Texas 76903 Rowena, Texas 76875 Ph' 0159 653-3226 Box 275 MICIIEIJN Eddie MCNE!lly PhOI1e: 442-4701 . 5' Brakes, Shocks, Qwner Res. 442-3481 Batteries, Alignment Q ' Auto Repairs 8: State Inspections TRIP'-E E DIRT MILES LOCKER PLANT C0 N T We sell Whole, Halves, Quarters, and any cut of BEEF!! Oil Field Locations ASK U5!! Pit Lining Try our German Style Sausage Phone: 468-3501 PD- BOX 381 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kvapil Miles, Texas 76861 BOX 336 Eldon Eschberger Miles, Texas 468-4701 Mobile 653-2293 KEEL DRUG EVERETT FURNITURE C0 M PA N Y 706 Hutchings Ballinger, Texas 76821 We Help Make Your House A Home We Put You In Our Care PhBgi555525 Ballinger, Texas 76821 Welding Service Gas and Diesel Service Sh 8:Portabl T ck op e ru Wrecker Service Auto Complete Engine, Tractor Transmission 8: Rear Industrial End Overhauls Construction J. R. EVANS AUTOMOTIVE 24 hour service Open Saturday 136 E. 5th Street San Angelo, Tx 76903 Shop: 653-5082 Pager: 658-9760 Home: 944-0257 SHERWOOD LANES 2725 Sherwood Way San Angelo, Texas 76902 Open 7 days a week Special rates for parties For Reservations call 949-5500 Discount for students with I.D. cards LINDA'S HAIR FASHIONS Phone: 653-1089 All types of beauty 8: wig services 2 N. Main San Angelo, Tx 76901 ANGELO POLYGRAPH SERVICE PACE DRY GOODS 603 S. Chadbourne San Angelo, Texas Family Clothing First Savin s Bld . Suite 402 . Po. Box 481 Sag Angglo, Texas 76902 Stetson Hats Levls 19151658-5211 A Professional Service for the Progressive Business ZF' G 0 0 Dy Y E A R JON ES FLORIST 114 N. 8th Street Ballinger, Texas Phone: 365-3581 Linda jones Recapping and Tire Repairs Ballinger Tire 8: Service GOODYEAR TIRES 8th and Strong Ballinger, Texas 76821 Ph. 365-2322 Stan and Iim Bickel D Ph N' ht Ph 65ag323c7ne lg 949-63128 653-4255 653-9618 INDECO INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC CO. 61 East Ave. K. San Angelo, Tx. Motors Controls Installations V-Belts 8: Sheaves Couplings PHARMACY Rowell Rogers, Owner Your Independent Pharmacy Chain and Sprockets 22 S' Magdalen Specialist in Rewinding and Rebuilding Phone: 6553191 Darold O. Fleming, Pres. B U I L D E R S S E I C E Tractorgfour Exclusive Farm Dealer Cars CORP . MILES MOTOR PARTS 890 West 14th Street San Angelo, Texas Ph. 468-6821 Lumber Supermarket Office: 653-6961 Miles, Texas 76861 Bill and Mary Lee Keeling THE COUNTRY QUIKSTOP Miles, Texas Highway 67 468-3621 Groceries-Picnic Items Ice-Gas-Diesel Open 7 Days a Week for your Convenience COUNTRY Complete L.P. Gas and Diesel Service BALLINGER BUTANE GAS CO. Leo Williams, President Phone: Res. 365-5102 Office 365-2625 Alton and Iris Bryan M N ma AND ELEVATOR BRYAN : .1 E - s : CBS E I. Miles, Texas 76861 Phone: 468-3461 801 Hutchings 714 Hutchings Ph. 365-2234 Ph. 365-2210 c 0 U E Ballinger, Texas 76821 Owned By Those We Serve We Buy-Sell-Trade Cars Sz Pickups 8: Pickup-campers GOETZ SHEET METAL CO. 1 BI S N E Heating 8: Air Conditioning 700 South Irving 26 W. Wash. Dr. San Angelo, Texas San Angelo, Texas 76903 Ph- 6554197 Charles Goetz Bus. 653-8383 Billy Sawyer-owner Home 653-8496 MILES GIN AND AUTO SUPPLY Box 187 Miles, Texas 76861 Ph. 468-4001 Eugene Kasberg Eugene Ir. 8: Gerry Your One Stop Auto Parts! Custom Design Iewelry Home of the Concho Pearl BART MANN ' Griginal Iewelry 105 S. Irving St. San Angelo, Texas 76903 Jack Morgan Ph. 915-653-2902 PIGGLY WIGGLY Ballinger, Texas 76821 Double Green Stamps-Wed. 8: Sun. Friendly People-Carry Out Service Open7 DaysAWeek HANDY PACKING CO. WEST TEXAS UTILITIES Serving West Texas With The Nation's Finest Meats Ph. 915-653-2308 P.O. Box 2420 1809 N . Bell St. San Angelo, Texas 76902 Providing Energy For Its Safe And Conservative Use Miles, Texas -All Types Complete Engine Rebuilding- ENGINE SERVICE COMPANY Eldon Weatherman, Owner San Angelo, Texas f915J 653-6270 653-8447 3800 Old Christoval Rd. 655-3202 333 W. 29th Street THE FREIGHT DAMAGE STORE 329 W. Washington H di I San Angelo, Texas , 1 J 653-2437 1+ .S-5135 1 .J rf,-,M gf GATE ifl WESTERN WEAR West Texas' Best Cowboy Store C9155 365-5206 Ballinger, Texas 76821 702 Hutchings Avenue lack and Nancy Clinkscale Cakes For All Occasions Receptions-Catering HALFMANN'S CAKE COTTAGE Phone C9159 949-3687 2114 West Harris San Angelo, Texas 76901 Auto-Life-Fire-Commercial MARTINEZ INSURANCE MCC'-ANAHAN AND AGENCY ASSOCIATES 1620 S Chadbourne N N G San Angelo, Texas 76903 E N N E E Armando G. Martinez For the Insurance of your Life Ph. C9151 655-9826 Ph. 658-2656 601 S. Irving, Suite 1451 ILIQQRHPQEQ San Angelo, Texas 1 W ummm Petroleum products RUNNE'-5 Autoiifiiiiiiiiimes Y I N COUNT G HIGHWAY FILLING ..:. Q... - Alton W. Fisher N 'I M' I' N Qwnel- Iobbers-Wholesale-Retail Rowena, Texas Henry Teplicek, Prop. 442-2281 Phone 442-2231 Rowena, Texas 76875 J 8: J SUPERETTE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Rowena, Texas 301 Edwards . Rowena Texas Serving Rowena area for over i ' - seventy years Phone. 442 2911 Phone: 442-2511 Member FDIC Serving the Area Since 1938 SHOP TEXAS FAR M M UTUAL Your Schwinn Authorized Dealer I I 0 N 2015 Austin, San Angelo, Tex P.O. Box 66 Miles, Texas 76861 Glen and Susan Roberts Phone C9153 468-4721 Phone 655-7373 Open Mon.-Sat. 7a.m.-3p.m. SAVE UP To 707, on famous maker fashions M IL ES CAF E FACTORY OUTLET Box 276 M1Iif1iIILiggl?35 861 Ir. 8: Missy Sportswear Gwen Marburger-Owner Ph. 655-5470 10 N. Main CONGRATULATIONS SEN IORS! HUDMAN DRUG STORE Class of 1984 It's A Pleasure To Serve You from 201 N. Main A M San Angelo, Texas 76903 Phone: 655-6961 S H 0 P 655-6962 DELIVERY SERVICE TEX-PAK EXPRESS Gene or Bernice Edwards E H E I D E L B E 320 N- Main CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Ph. 653-2856 San Angelo, Texas 76903 PALMER FEED AND SUPPLY, INC. 1318 N. Chadbourne-Phone: 653-6765 Compliments of DR. CLYDE M. ROBERTS San Angelo, Texas 76903 0Pt9metfiS'f Farm and Ranch Equipment-Supplies 2705 Sherwvod WaY Medications 8: Leather Goods San Angelo, Texas Custom Mixing, Grinding and Crimping 131101193 949-5750 TREES U NLI M ITED C AND H SPORTS 1504 West Beauregard San Angelo, Texas Open Monday thru Saturday 8:30 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Phone 655-4767 n' '5 1:3 . -' -gr, W?-.Q if 'Rin' ' N ursery-Landscape Design- I Sprinkler Systems 1405 Knickerbocker Rd. San Angelo, Texas 76904 Phone 915-655-8245 Wayne Eggemeyer, Owner 125 Paul, Elaine, Paula, Doug 8. Shana Hite BACK THE BULLDOGS!!! MEDIWELL, INC. Convalescent Aids 8: Supplies Respiratory Equipment 117 West Twohig San Angelo, Texas Phone 915-658-5525 Plastic Badges N ameplates, Ribbons 3077 off all Trophies Free Engraving on all purchases HOUSE OF TROPHIES 41 West Twohig San Angelo, Texas 76903 Phone 655-7381 KING MUSIC CO. Leonard King Office 658-1614 Carl Hinson 13 E- TW0hi8 Res. 653-1068 Virginia Hinson San 1611189101 Texas 76903 FEIEEDFPS I X EI- AMIGOS Q 4 RESTAURANT and mv - 8 3108 Sherwood Way 0 u n d 1 San Angelo, Texas 76901 B o I A Family Tradition of Fine Mexican Foods Restorations Rebuilding 56168 Service SAN ANGELO FORD KIT'S BODY SHOP I N C' 107 South 9th Street 6I?hEE:3Sg3fi1g if t' Ballinger, Texas 76821 553-2121 Ph. 365-3517 New New Holland Equipment Used Au Types of Body Repair 8: Painting ' rw H: 1 gfggflfas S'1':sf:5R2. M Productivity, Quality, Service 112 West 29th Sm San 152312563211 6901 Compliments of BROYLES CHEVRON SE RVIC E 1606 Pulliam St. San Angelo, TX 76905 Ph. 19151655-4986 chevron Iimmy Broyles 5 WESTERN TRAILER EQUIPMENT 8. MFG. co. Parts, Service and Institutional 8: Organized Equipment Team Sales P.O. Box 1709 JB B 686 N. Bell sf. A ICS San Angelo, Texas . and silkscreening Ph. 653-1650 2441 Sherwood Way San Angelo, Texas 76901 ' Ph. 658-5437 Authorized Repair Station For Niegoff Delco Motorola Prestolite Leece-Neville LoRENE's BEAUTY sl-lop WEATHERSBEE ELECTRIC CO., INC. Automotive-Truck-Industria1- Rt. 2 BOX Farm-MSriE1EeTChi1ggir'Eg, Starting, , an ec rica ys ems Mlles' Texas Owners: 915-655-7555 PhOI'lGZ Earnest and Nelson McGee 7 E H ghl d Elmer Ha ris Sheldon Iiieats San Angelo's Oldest RANKIN TRANSMISSIONS REPAIRED The Name is the Guarantee Worldwide EXCHANGED Free Diagnosis Anytime Refall REBUILT 5 5555525 Wholesale 23 -5 lffazzv' CX my 1 Free Tow-In within 150 miles on MMU' exchange or overhaul when we do the job i - Easy Terms, Home Owned Sz Operated N 319 W. Washington San Angelo, Texas ,ASA 653 1361 Parts 8: Service B 8t W TRAILER FOXWORTH-GALBRAITH COMPANY 1623 Old Ballinger Hwy. M R M San Angelo, Texas 76902 915-653-1584 915-658-3001 We Specialize In Brake Repairs ,610 Hutchings . I Q Ballinger, Texas 76821 Billie Briley James Wanoreck Ph- 365-2724 KOEN'S SADDLERY 1311 W. Beauregard San Angelo, Texas Ph. 19155 655-1664 Custom made Saddles, Saddle Repairs, Tack, Leather Notebooks, Braided Belts, Billfolds and Checkbook Covers The IN N loves the BULLDOGS! CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! 2 Bcst Me co Resto cms Wesrl os 0 e gh! hefe Son Angelo dwv o 3 ag-709142 S 4 fffad the - .xl n ur um ex f rn 1 Gul IH C . 9 . . ...Ag . H. e ll f C 92-513 1 'AA we Ig M C q qauif Lf N' g ' 1o nd u MILES BOOSTER CLUB Booster Club Officerss President: Wayne McGuire Vice President: Dennis Urbantke Secretary: Marilyn Poehls Treasurer: Ioan Schwertner Cnot picturedj , rn. . -'Wm 4820 Knickerbocker Nautilus Equipment Exercise for the entire family T 'I I .gg , f' X 53 Years of customer confidence CHADBOURNE AT TWOHIG SAN ANGELO. TEXAS IUCENTER ST BROWNWOOD TEXAS 'pay . I I li ,. N o finance charge ' Free parking at 7 W. Twohig Shop and compare Class ring headquarters XLIARREIMLTDRXIG Village Shopping Center 2100 W. Beauregard San Angelo, Tx. Phone 949-3736 THE GIFT GALLERY Southwest Plaza Shopping Center 3580 Knickerbocker San Angelo, Texas 76901 6 t I y LUMBEII In WHOLESALE llllii IJ Lliij L! P7173 Telephone: 653 03 O B 00 811 W. 14th S A gl X 1111 North Bell Street Ideal for Parties and Gifts Live-Oak Smoked, Ready to Eat Ham Turkey BA R-B-Q I N C I Leg 0' Lamb Bar B Q 1816 W. Avenue N San Angelo, Texas 76903 S 1 Phone 655-5751 an Ange 0, Tx. 949 3044 Congratulations Srs. of 84 ROBERSONS RENT ALL g x a QQuality Merchandise ll ODI! sf At Reasonable Ratesj 701 Knickerbocker San Angelo, Texas 76903 Ph. 655-5666 H A R PIC -N- SAVE 1001 N. Bell San Angelo, Texas 76903 Save 3095-70.73 Ph. C9155 653-4251 Quality Discount Clothing New and Used Equipment 1640 S. Chadbourne N N 658-3930 R. W. Rob Hargraves Home: C9155 653-9124 Perry Hargraves Carpet-Vinyl-Rugs Installations H E N RY'S FLOWERS CA R P ET W0 R LD 13110116 655-4141 620 South Irving 209 5- Magdalen San Angelo, Texas 76903 San Angelo, Texas 76903 Ph, 1915, 655-3090 Frank Boyce BILL ARMS FIRESTONE 38 West Concho San Angelo, Texas 76901 i YO S fb 0 C The Radial Tire People CHESTER DORNER, J EW E L E R Ph 655 4495 219 S. Chadbo San Angelo, Texas 76903 Cheryl and Christy STADIUM LANES AND PIZZA HOUSE 2105 Knickerbocker Rd. San Angelo, Texas Phone: 655-6947 Phone 949-7112 MCCARLEY HAYES CONSTRUCTION PI' U M N G Co' Concrete Tanks, Dams, Pipelines Concrete Salt Water Tanks 915 N, Garfield St, All work guaranteed and built San Angelo, Texas 76901 To ASCS or SCS Specifications Phone 949-4821 Largest supply of faucets and faucet repair parts in West Texas. Lavatories, tubs, closets, and water heaters. Rt. 2 Box 162 C9151 468-6521 Miles, Tex. 76861 KYLE HAYES-OWNER 1' ii H5 Diesel Fuel Injection-Turbochargers-Filters SAN ANGELO DIESEL INJECTION SERVICE, INC. 721 South Oakes Street San Angelo, Texas 76903 Sales 8: Service john Harris Bus. 655-2593 Res. 653-0172 Bus. 658-5866 Serving the Advertising Specialty Distributor Say it with Lo1lipops! CANDY SPECIALTIES iiii CO., INC. is .Q ESQ: . H William H. Banks-Owner Q? C 208 N. Chadbourne e i C , I 11.0. Box 1404 ,1 ettil Phone: 653-3068 fk..k Miles, Texas 76801 E ee s i it J Q . ,, 5: as :- Q , Y NAONU CARPET CO. ALI. YOU COULD VQSH FOR O WHEELER'S GROCERY 8: STATION Highway 67 South Ballinger Phone: 365-3016 . Q S 0 xx Q, W .....:.:::i::.i.-:.,...... ESTIMATES TEXAS GOLD AND DIAMONDS 14 KT. Fine Iewelry and Diamonds Milford Wiley Ierrie Wiley Ballinger, Texas 915-365-5655 REMINGTON TIRES ROAD HAZARD WARRANTY DEALERS I HUCKABEE SERVICE, Miles M8z:I TIRES, Miles MERETA OIL CO. BRONTE TEXACO BUTLER OIL, Bronte WILSON TIRE, San Angelo PLANNWG A 4 0 we INSTALL DESIGNING 5 SERV' CONSULTING REFRLGAENRDATION WHA, W, SH, - SALES SERVICE TI I 1 -OPT SUPPLY -+A , , 93 RESTAURANT HOSPITAL - SCHOOLS - CHURCH - KITCHEN EQUIPMENT ,III -I :5'P 5 SUPPLIES us ASHERS F000 MIXERS - Sucius CHINAWARE ' ILV RWARE G ASS ARE - RANGES FRYERS - TOASTER5 - STEAM T BLES POTATO PEELERS - COOKING 8 BAKING UTENS LS - REACH-INS 1 wiiimws ics c es miss 1 crmms A aooi s . couumzs Q EDI O - Y BEVERAGE DIS ENS NG EQU P I I7 W. HIGHLAND BLVD. - SAN M4530 76903 NIGHTS - 653-8048 Of 944-3111 of 653-9782 CONCHO VALLEY DOOR, INC Wayne Dalton Garage Doors Commercial and Residential Challenger Operators Dennis Urbantke Autographs Page 110 Edward Castillo Dennis McGuire Randy Kearns Maria Aguilar Kim Penkert Victor Castillo Iuan Castillo Frances Castillo Tammy Smith Gina Schniers Carol Lisle Paula Hite Page 111 Tracy Koen Gail Freeman Lisa Mielke Wayne Fischer Carmen Albarado Alan West D'Ann Book Chuck Wilson Pam Roberts Rocky Poehls Tony Maginness Darrell Cmerek 98553382 San angela, te B my 1 F ,1WWM0llWi 4rfw'wwwaapy N, X Q ...L vi 'T7 5.6 4,4-an M.. 444 .....a... 3 E Au f 4 hp., - -1 D 1 L A A--I ,Wi Q - , U1 -1.,, - N, 4' . .. I ' f !s,4r's,,..-1 1f'u ! z. :s rg ' H wf?'f wi f ffuaFf1 an -,-,,:,...--....h.,.,-... . ..,. .. f :mini lg J i I I 5 2-rg-M I I r ' I if Mx 'Af I P I 17 ki , jx. 5 ., , ,.. , r.-vvibxl H swf .,..,., Q no-an-vu WA en wfnqkdlhll. Hi 1 'a - . ,,! 'sn ? ' W ,mining 3 fl