Miles High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Miles, TX)

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- 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.

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.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.

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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