Mineral Wells High School - Burro Yearbook (Mineral Wells, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1987 volume:

A William Shakespeare once said, All the world is a stage.' The Burro Staff was out to prove that all around campus Is a stage and you were performcrs! We tried to cakh you in moments of badness, sadness, boredom, pleasure, defeat, and victory All of these special moments have been aptu and preserved m this book .. your ti ket to the past. This year has brought manv different props and themes to all of us. The upperclassmen got the feeling of being invaded by Altem when w - le that there were over three-hundred fifty freshmen We felt like the cast of Cone With the Wind on coronation night and we thought we would b tie Off Dead when w e did not do so well on exams. Of course, in the beginning, the Back To Schoof blues were present Some of us even thought we h play the role ot The Karate Kid and fight on campus. Even though, we made it through the Broadway hits and the box office flops For the most part, wc all stuck together and helped each other to n lasting memories Now the curtain ha; closed on another year. We had to say farewell to our seniors and we arc prepared to continue f rr school a better place No one knew what the future years would bring but the roles we played to make the 1986-87 school year a great production should remembered. NCKSH Stars — (Seniors) Guest Stars — (Sophomores) Also Appearing — (Freshmen) Producers — (Administration) Director — (Teachers) Award Winners — (Personalities) Feature Presentation Main Attraction — (Sports) Premiere Night — (Vocational) Clubs Promotions and Ai Malcom and Dawn: Catch me I'm falling 'Frankly my dear, Chad, I don't really give NEXT! 4 Candid 'Get down with your bad self, Crysta' 1 Bye Bye Bobby 2 A real caveman? Cheryl and Robert 3 Tracy: I think I'm falling in love. 4 It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a knot in my hair. 5 Chris is really gone with the wind. A LCCr BEHIND 1 Richie Starr and Mitchelle Farnette. 2 Shane, Cory and Chris. 3 Lori showing how she really looks. 4 Arleshia has the cover girl look. 5 Rob and B.J. showing them how it's really done. THE SCENES 1 Randy Operia trying to find a book 2 And the mama bear said ... 3 Leanne, Maria, and Kristen are cool seniors. 4 Us camera shy??? 5 Clayton, the mad scientist Candids 7 1 PAT CYPHERS, PRESENTING 'SUPER ALIEN' 2 EAT IT UP, SHANNON WHEELER! 3 ANOTHER VISITOR FROM MARS 5 ZAP HIM ZAP HIM (BRETT WHITELY) 6 BEAM ME UP, SCOTTY 4 CAPTAIN KIRK I GOT HIM 8 Candids 1 RICKY, THE ALIEN'S ATTACKING 2 HEY! WHO STOLE THE FIG NEWTONS? 3 DOES KIM HAVE THE FIG NEWTONS? 4 CAPTAIN I'VE FOUND INTELLIGENT LIFE GO RAMS GO! FROM PIGGY AND PORKY Candkh 9 . vv. -V J GIRLS JUST WANNA. LAVE ELN Christy, Amy Cindy, Lupita Crystal says Sam, smile big for the camera. Craig resting for his big audition David lames David Russell 12 Candids 1 Rob and Angel say, 'We are going to be in a little bitty movie. 2 Henry is reading script lor All the Right Moves f I ravis thinks he is the Inc redible Hulk 4 Tracy, Leslie, Michael, Tundy, Mike and Brandi wonder who will get the part of Spanky 5 Chris Buckwheat says that s otay. Don't mess with Texas ( antliiis 1 1 3 ars £ ante What do you think of when you hear these things? Girls in beautiful dresses, guys decked out in tuxedos, delicate corsages, borrowing parents cars, the funny feeling you get when you ask or are asked out by that special someone. The coronation, of course! This is a very special event that is anticipated all year, and when spring finally rolls around, our school is alive with excitement. We wait for it all year and when the big night arrives, it is lived to the fullest! Everyone who goes to this yearly event is entertained by fellow students who perform on stage. Afterwards, a dance is held. Some think the funnest part is seeing their friends dressed up! The coronation means many different things to different people, but to all it means to have a good time and a night to remember forever. 14 Candid a Candids 1S 1 Angela Carter and Juli Meyers 2 Misti Bethune 3 Ricky Stilweil 4 Jodi, Penny, and Renee 5 Sheila. Kelvin, and Charles 6 Larry Locke and Jairu Gilman 7 Bobbi, Christy, and Donna 8 Jeff and Donna 1 And now a word from our pilot. David. 2 TTi7 ny name is Kimberly, I'm your stewardess? 3 Ricky and Brian, That landing gear works perfect now. 4 Our happy crew is eager to serve you. 5 A long line to the bathroom. 6 Darrin and Aaron, These plane toilets are small. 16 Candids BhCK TO SCHOOL A game of Trivial Pursuit? What's going on here, Christy, Michelle, and Christi?!? Where's the beef. Buddy? says Michael, Chris and Chris. 'You look mahvelous Matt!! Are you sure Lloyd? Don Johnson look out, here comes Ben! 20 Candids HAIR f� STYLES ’87 « m iii S N The 86-87 school year saw many styles and fashions. One major trend on campus was the different hairstyles. Everything from long to short to punk to flat tops. We had it all and everything was in. This has definitely been a year to be yourself and look however you want. Sometimes you can tell a lot about a person by the way they wear their hair. The hairstyles around the domes this year were all different and unique. Just like our student body! Candid 21 Kim Sue Willilams escorted ish After school is usually a time to go home, prop your feet up, and relax after a long, hard, day of school. While most of us are sitting in front of a TV watching cartoons, there are some who have other things to do. Why would anyone try to balance homework, a job, and It’S keep up a good social life ... all at the same time? Whatever the reason, many students at Mineral Wells High have jobs. Jobs of every kina. From work- ing at fast food restaurants and gas stations, to secretaries and even baby-sitting. You can ask anyone who has All in a job and you will probably hear that it takes A LOT of extra time, energy, and patience. That includes working until midnight and doing homework until 3:00 o'clock in the morn- ing, then actually staying awake during class. 24 Candids a Day’s ncrk Even though working outside of school has negative aspects, most students think it is worth it. On a positive side, those who work, have extra money. There are also classes such as VOE, OEA, and DE that require you to work on a job. These classes also give more credits than usual. Most of our working students will easily admit that keeping a job is tough. However, these students usually manage to handle it. The ones who do work, keep up with homework, and have a social life worth talking about, should be commended. So when you happen to bump in- to a member of our student body who happens to be on the job, give them a break — they deserve it! Candids 25 FLIRT BEN HERNANDEZ CLUMSIEST TOMMI DESHAZOR JAMES LENAMON BFSJ DRESSED JOHNNY ALVEREZ KIMBERLY SMITH, T SPIRITED RRY ADDISON Candids 2 '. 28 Candids MOST ATHLETIC TREY HOOPER BEST ALL AROUND MARK YOUNG SHERRY LAYMAN BEST PHYSIQUE TINA MASTERSON PHILLIP GOPFFATH FRIENDLIEST SUE KLINGENSMITH CARLOS ORTIZ CLASS CLOWN RANDY PATTON B. J. SWIRIZINSKI Candid 29 !TE S POL Musical Group Song Radio Station 1. Bon Jovi 1. You give love a bad name 1. Eagle 2. Alabama 2. Shake me all night 2. Kiss 1 Ob. 3. VanHalen 3. Glory of love 3. Q102 Teacher 1. Joyce Ford 2. Laurie Ford 3. Anita Gardner 1. Cosby 2. Moonli 3. Growir.g Way to Dance 1. Slow 2. Rock 3. Country Actress 1. Cybil Shepherd 2. Molly Ringwaid 3. Heather Locklear lot Bruce Willis Tom Cruise Michael J. Fox II l si BEST OF FAU- blouses iMV STAND BY ME Superglue victims? © 32 Candids Cur Starring Class cf 87 Sr. Class Officers: Pres. Mark Young, V. Pres, Sherry Layman, Sec. Tina Masterson, Treas. Tommi Deashazor. j Mineral Wells High School has seen many seniors come and go but it has never seen a senior class quite like this! Our 1987 senior class kept our campus alive with their unique personalities and lively sense of humor. It can never be said that our seniors did not try to have fun. “I refuse to grow up!” seemed to be the motto of some of our seniors. They made the best of their last year at Mineral Wells High. The seniors were up to much mischief this year, beginning with painting an 87” on the dome. They stayed all night on the school campus and also at Ram Stadium on Homecom- ing night to ward off any invaders. The junior class did show up, but it was nothing the seniors could not handle. Even the waterballoons that were thrown on them did not dampen their spirits! From hanging out on Hilley's parking lot to wearing out the stretch between Mineral Wells and Weatherford, our 87 seniors seemed to be everywhere. To the class of 87: we en- joyed getting to know you! Thanks for brightening the year, our campus is not going to be the same without you! Best wishes and good luck in all you do. SHERRY LEA ADDISON — Stu. Co. — 2 (V.P. — I)FFA — 3 (V.P. — 2, Sweetheart — 2), Bio — Key Club — 1, Mascot — 2, B-ball — 1, CO-OP AC — 2 I.L.C.B. The way to a cowboy s heart is the 2-step!! No way, Hose. SHANE ADKINS — IV F-ball — 1, VF-ball — 3 All Dist. DT, CAPT. 86, Head Hawg, Track — 2, Coif — 1, Most Spirited, V.P. Key Club, Foreign Lng., Chem, Honor Eng. — 3, Olym- pics of the Mind, Nom. Most Handsome, Boys' State, To overcome any obstacle you must first conquer it in your mind. M.S.A. DEBORAH AHLEFELD TAMMY D'ANNE ALLEN — Stu. Co. — 3, B- ball — 2, Key Club - Sr. Rep., D.E. — Sec. — 1, VP — 1, Nat. Honor boc. — 3, Bio. I Courage is beiny scared to death and sad- dling up anyway.' I. L. D. F. JOHNNY ALVAREZ — F ball — 2, B-Ball — 2, Track — 2, Fresh — Fav. Nom. Most Hand- some, Bio. I Club, Soph. Favorite, Soph. Most Handsome Nom. Senior Best Dressed. Member of the Elite Scum Club. Thanks Mom and Dad, love ya'II STACY ARCHER — DE — I SEE — 1, FTA — I, OEA — 1, To party or not to party, that is the question ... YES. I love you Anthony DAVID AYERS JIM BAEZA — Ag — 4, NTHRA — 2 Hope for the best, prepare for the worst, and take what comes. DEBORA SUE BALLENGER — BAND, Flag Corps — 3, Bio Club, Chem Club, Key Club, OEA, Nat. Honor Soc. AUTT Rep. Class Party Organization Comm. Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Good-bye High, it was fun. GREGG BANDY MICHAEL BARHAM — If you ain't cowboy you ain't NOTHIN!! I Love you Carol!!! Seniors 35 RITA BARLOW RONNIE BATES CLINT BENCH — Slu. Co. — 2. F-ball — 2, Chem Club, Key Club, ICT (VP), DECA (VP), Member of Elite Scum — 5 If having fun is il- legal I oughta be locked up!! JOHN (BUD) BENNER MICHEAL BENNIE ANNA LESA BERKINS — FTA, EHA, DECA, B-ball — 2, Track — 2, you silly rabbit tricks are made for kids. Love Lesa better known as BIG BIRD PAULA BLACKWELL — Bio I, Z-Club, Drill Team — 2 (girl of the week), (Squad rep — 1) Key Club, OEA, EHA, (Sec), SEE, FTA, Dance team — I (Sequin), Fellowship of Christian Athletes (sequin) Who's Who, Wendy Barnett Let's Play S.Q.I GARY BLAIR MICHELLE RENEE BRUTON — Bio I, Office Aide — 2, Key Club — 3, Z-Club, OEA — 2 (Pari.), Who's Who. Believing is the begin- ning of a dream coming true. CYNTHIA ANN BURNS — Ag I and II, Bio I, DECA — 2. FFA — 2, (Creed Contest Winner), FHA, OEA, ME — 2, Who's Who. BE true to thy ownself Hamlet GOOD LUCK SENIORS 36 Seniors JEFF CALDWELL ANGEL CANDELARIO — F-ball — 3, Baseball — 3, B-ball — I, Stu. Co. — 2, Bio. I, Chem, Bio II, VICA. For. Lang., FJA, Who's Who Life is like a cyclical path. Rik Emmit Triumph MARIA CANDELARIO — B-ball — I, Key, Bio II (VP) )r. Fav. Nom., For. Lang. (Sec), Chem. (Sec), Ag. I — I, Most Daring, Who's Who, Stu. Co. — I, Member of r‘Pika 5 There's room for a lot of things in life if you plan your time properly. Paul Stanley, KISS. SARAH CHAMPION — VAC — 2 yrs. CHRISTIE CLARK — NHS — 3 (Sr. rep.), Bio. i Chem.. Z-Club)Stu. Co., VOE, Co-Op, OEA. Fresh B-ball, track, 6th in state UIL Shorthand, Honors Eng. Ill, Who's Who, A good name is more desirable than great riches. Proverbs 22:1. LAURA COFFEE — Bio I, FHA — 4, (HIST), (VP), (Pres — 2), (rep for coronation) HECE (VP), VOE, FOR THE Lord seeth not as man seeth; for man looketh on the outward ap- pearance, but the Lord looketh on the heart. ISamuel 16:7 LISA RENEE COZART — NHS — 2 (Treas), (Sweetheart), Honor's Eng — 2, Bio I, II (Sec), Kev, For. Lang. (Sec.) (VP), SODAHSS — 4, Wrto's Who, DE A friend is someone who steps in when everyone else steps out. I Love Ya’ll TRACY CRAWFORD — For. Lang. Club V. Pres., Z-Club, Bio. Club — I, II Chem. Club, S.E.E., Hon. Eng. — 3 Stu. Co. — 2, Who's Who, Cross Country, Vars. Track. The Work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dream shall never die. Teddy Kennedy BRICE CRIPPEN — F-Ball — I. Track — 2, B- Ball — 4, Stu. Co., For. Lang. Club FHA Club, Shark — 4 VANESSA (NESSA) GAYE DAUGHERTY — Bio I Chem, Debate, Z-Club, Drama (SEC) DECA (Sec Treas), ETA, SEE, HON. ENC., I- Act — 2 yrs., Drill Team — 3, Musical, Stu. Co. — 2. NHS, (HIST), Biggest Flirt, Who's Who, Acad. All-Amer. Marion and Dawn, Yea but now we're on the right path! Aren't wef CAROL DAVIS — Typ. I, Stu. Co. — 1, DECA I and II, FHA — 1, FTA SEE — I Fake friends and shadows only attend while the sun shines! I Love you Michael. Seniors 37 H LAURETTA DAVIS — Bsktb., Track — 2, Cheerleader — 2, Hd. Cheerleader. FTA, DECA, Fav. Nom., Homecoming Queen Cand. Giving up isn't hard to do, but don't give up and do all you can do. RONALD DEAN DENTON — Phy. Sc . Award, Bio. Award, Ale. I Award, Geo. Award, W. Hist. Award, Chem. Award, Acad. Olymp. 1st place Bio., Band — 2, Hon. Eng. IV, IETS Club, Chess Club. “The person that rises the highest sees the farthest. ANGELICA DESANTIAGO — Bsktb., Track — 2, DECA I, MDE II, FTA, FHA, Shorthand. Let go and let God. I'll never forget you B.M. and L.O., you too Big Bird! TOMMI DESHAZOR — Stu. Co.. DE I; II, FTA, Who's Who, Key Club, Dir. Rep., Class Jreas., Beauty Nom., Frosh. Fav., Homecom- ing Queen, Class Clumsiest, Cheerleader. So much that's important is missed only when it's gone. Is Bobby asleep or is he studying? JACQUELINE DARLENE DRISCOLL — Vars. Cheerleader, FTA, FHA — 2, Adv. Art — 3, Drill Team, IV Cheerleader, Track — 3, Cross Country, Sci. Club — 2, Adv. Sci, Poetic Lie. Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a mat- ter of choice; it is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. Bryann JUSTIN DUNLAP — Vars. Football, FFA, Metal Trades — 2, ICT. If you haven't done it, do itI Teresa J. our first Woman President. MARION DURANT — Drill Team, DECA, Drama Club, Who's Who, Dist. Amer. H.S. Stu. T.G.R. Don't ever forget. Vanessa and Dawn we won't ever forget the wrong turn! ESTER EDWARDS LOUIS EARL EDWARDS — Bio. I Club, Metal Trades — 2, ICT, Chem. Club, FTA, FHA, VICA Dis. Welding Contest 2nd place. 38 Seniors WILLIAM T. EUDY — Stu. Co. — 4, Stu. Co. Treas., Choir — 4; Pres., K-Scope — 3, Car- nival. One-Act Play — 3, Boys' St., Chem Club, Bio. II Club, lean do all things through Christ who gives me strength. Philippians 4:3. CLAYTON EVANS — Geo and Chem. Award, Most Studious, N.H.S. V.P., Stu. Co. Pari., Capt. Var. Football, Debate Team. You are what you do when it counts. DEE DEE FOUNTAIN — Bio. Club, HECF, FHA Sec., DECA, DVAM. You never tail until you stop trying. MARIA TERESA GALVEZ-CAPO — Exch. Stu., Drama Club, Key Club, Stu. Co., Most Polite, Arsenic and Old Lace. Loultimo que debes herder es la ilusion de vivir. MICHELLE MOLL1E GARCIA — Bio. I and Bio. II Clubs, Bsktb. — 3, Track. Band, Stu. Co., O.M., Fav. Norn., Chem. Club, SEE, Cheerleader — 2, FHA, Who's Who. MONTE GARRETT — Choir — 4; V.P., K- Scope — I Vi, FT A, Once Upon A Mattress, Dist. Choir, Solo — II Rating, Ensem. I Rating, Who's Who. The best thing you can give children, next to good habits, is good memories. — Harris FLOYD GOATCHER — Football — 3, Bsktb. — 3, Fav. Norn., Key Club, Bio. I Club. A lit- tle bit better than I used to be cause I am PATTI RENEE GOEN — Bio. I Club, Cheerleader — 3, Stu. Co. — 3, Key Club, FTA, HECE — Pres., Beauty Norn. — 3, Fav. Norn. — 2, RCR Photog. — 2, Chem. Club. TOMMY GOLDSTON — Football — 4, Bsktb. — 3. Baseball, Track, Most Daring, VICA Treas., Auto. Mech. V.P. DAVID GOMEZ — Bsktb. — 3, Football — 2, Track, VICA — 2, Bio. Club, DECA. ANGELA GONZALES — Bsktb. — 2, Choir, Sp. Club, OEA, VOE, Stu. Co., Who's Who. MARY GONZALES Seniors 39 PHILLIP COPFFARTH — Track — 2, Hand- some — 2, Best Physique, Bio. Club, Key Club. Fly Lip lives in 87 ELIZABETH DAWN CRAY — Bio. I Club, Z- Club, Drill Team Mgr. — 2. OEA — 2, FHA. M.D. and V.D. Chop Chop. CHAD GRAZZOLI ARDINA GREER — Band — 4, FTA, DECA Pres., Chem. Club Sec., Forn. Lang. Club Sec., Stu. Co. — 2, Bio. Club, NHS — 3, Hon. Eng. — 2, Who's Who. Stick to the fight when you're hardest hit — never quit. TODD GRIFFIN — Football, Track — 4, Bsktb. — 2, Baseball, Stu. Co., Forn. Lang. C“ 3, Bio. Club — 2, Chem. Club, Key Club. ... And by His stripes we are healed. Isaiah 53:5 KEVIN HALE — I know you are, but what am 1.1 love ya R.P. DONNA HALL ANNE HOLLIDAY HAMILTON — Bio. Club — 2, Chem. Club, Band — A, Hd. Maj., Forn. Lane. Club, NHS — 3, Who's Who, Hon. Eng. — 3, Chem. Award, Track. They that stand high have many blasts to shake them. MARY LEA HAMILTON — AO A, FHA, FTA, VOE OEA Sergt. of arms. It is hard, but you can make it. I love you Frank BRANDY HAMRIC — Football — 2, Bsktb. — 3, Baseball — 3, Stu. Co. — 2, Most Polite, Bio. Club, Soph. Class V.P., Frosh. Class Sec. Treas., VlCA. To win you must give 100%. ° RENEA HAMSING — Choir — 4, Carnival, HECE — 2, FHA — 2. Pick your friends wise- ly; you become what they are. 40 Seniors RHONDA HART — Choir — 3, Choir Hist., Carnival, Bio. I Club, Chem. Club, torn. Lang. Club, Hon. Eng. Ill, FTA, Bio. II Club, FHA. My greatest appreciation to all my friends! I love ya'II. BEN HERNANDEZ — Football — 3, Track — 3, Key Club — 2, VICA Sgt. At Arms, Biggest Flirt. Bad Company till the day I die. MARY CATHERINE HITCH — Bio I and II Clubs, Chem. Club, Stu. Co., Forn. Lang. Club, 1 Club, Key Club, FHA, DEA Vice Pres., FT A — 2, FT A Sec., Bsktb. — 2, Track — 4, IV Cheerleader, OM, Who's Who. Love wasn't put in your heart just to stay. Love isn't Love till you give it away. MELINDA HOLMES — NHS — 3, Forn. Lang. Club, Bio. Club, OM, Sc . Award, FTA, Am. Hist.; Chem.; Am. Govt. Awards, Hon. Eng. — 3. You never know what you can do, till you try. TREY HOOPER DEANNA HOWE — Stu. Co., FTA, VOE, Who’s Who. If you work hard enough, anything is possible. I.L.Y M.R.C.U KENNETH JACKSON — Coif — 2, Football, Bsktb. Urn and Chad, Let's have one. I.L.Y.M.S. LINDA FAYE JACKSON — FHA, FTA. Hold onto A ray of hope and a promise of future ... and follow your dreams.' TERESA MICHELLE JAMMER — Bio. I Club, Bsktb. - 2, Track — 2, D.E., M.E.A.. DECA Pari., OEA — 3, Hey Donald Duck. My water's dripping from tne faucet. STEPHANIE JENKINS AMY LEANNE JONES — Bio. Club, FHA — 3; Hist.; Sec.; and Vice. Pres., Drama — 2, Drama Vice Pres., RCR — 2, HECE Hist., Stu. Co., Bsktb. — 2; Mgr. — 2. Be the best you can be. Seniors 41 JOHNNIE JORDAN — Forn. Lang. Club, NHS, FT A. Stu. Co., Who's Who, Choir — 4; Oist — 2; Solo and Ensem. — 4; State, K- 5cope, Carnival and Once Upon A Mat tress. Today is the tomorrow I worried about yesterday. SHELLY JORDAN SUSAN CAY KLINGENSMITH — Bsktb., Track, Stu. Co. 3, Key Club, FT A Pres., OF A Pres., IV Cheerleader, Friendliest. I dedicate the last 2}h yrs. of my life to my cousin Mike. For even though I can ’t see you, I can still hear you. KRIS KNIGHT — Pres, of Stu. Co.; Ir. Class; NI-IS and Chem. Club, Band Pres, and V.P., Key Club V.P., Chess Club V.P., JETS, O.M., K-Scope, Boys’ St., Who's Who, FT A, St. Solo and Ensemb., The Lottery ; Twelve Danc- ing Princesses’’; Once Upon A Mattress ; Arsenic and Old Lace , Cyrano and The Diviners. TRINA LYNN LACK — Band, Z-Club, DECA, FHA, Who’s Who. Heroes are not made, they're cornered KRISTEN ANN LAIGLE — Bio. Club, Chem. Club, Key Club, Stu. Co. — 2, OEA Sec., Who's Who, Band — 2, Flag Corps — 3 Lt. Goodness is beauty in its best state. JEFF LAMPKIN — Football, Bio. Club, Bsktb — 3, RCR — 3, Baseball — 3, Key Club, Stu. Co., Who’s Who, Royal Ct. 2, Chem. Club V.P. Winning: Doing what it takes to get the lob done. Grant Teatf JOHN PAUL LAYMAN — WCA Pres., Foot- ball — 2, Bsktb. — 2, Track — 2. You better do it, before someone does it all. SHERRI LYNN LAYMAN — Flag Corps, Bio Club, Stu. Co. — 3, FTA, FHA, OEA Treas., VOE Hist., Forn. Lang. Club, Class V.P., Homecoming Queen Norn., Best All Around. It's when things seem worst you dare not quit. GENE LEE MELANIE EVELYN LEE — Bsktb., HECE Sec. Treas You must strive to get what you want. JAMES LENAMON — Hon. Eng. — 3, DECA, Chess Club Pres., Clumsiest. Soplice VALARIE LEWALLEN — HECE, FHA Treas. Hurray for Fridays! 42 Seniors WILLIAM LINK LARRY DON LOCKE — Choir — 3; Hist., K- Scope — 4; Pres., All Dist., Reg. and Area Choir — 3, St. Choir, Outst. Musician — 3, Solo and Ensem. — 4, Anion Award, Who's Who, Bio. Club, Chem. Club, forn. Lang. Club, The Lottery, Carnival and Once Upon A Mattress. II lautx toujours croire en soieten Dieu. VERONICA (BETTY) LUNA — Bio I, Office Aide, ETA, Who's Who. I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I have loved today. YVETTE LYONS — Bio. I Club, Fr. Club — 2, Photo. Club, FHA, FTA — 2, Debate Team; Treas., Yearbook Photos Staffer — 2, Head Photog., Drama Club, Who's Who, Arsenic and Old Lace. One's character is made up of what she he does when no one is looking. SCOTT MADDUX — Vo-Ag. ; II; III, Ag. Co- op — 2, Key Club. A man who is one with nature is a man indeed. RON MASTERSON TINA MASTERSON — Stu. Co. — 3, Key Club — 3, Bio. Club Pres., Class Off. — 4, IV Cheerleader, Fav. Nom. — 2, FTA Treas., Soph. Fav., Soph. Beauty, Royal Court — 2, DtCA — 2, Best Physique, Who's Who. Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow, leave things of the future to fate. What's the use to an- ticipate sorrow? Life's troubles come never too ’ate. Seniors 43 TRACE MCDONALD — Ac. I, Ag. Co-op — 2, Rodeo Team — 3, Roaeo Team Pres. I want to kiss her... She won't let me! PAIGE ANN MCFALL — Bskth. - 4, Track — 2, Stu. Co. — 2, Bio. Club, Chem. Club, Outstanding ICT Stu., Most Athletic, VICA — 2. To be the best you can set high goals and achieve them. SHELLY MEEKS — HECE — 2, FHA — 2. Don’t ask God to remove your heartaches and troubles — let him help you confront them head on. BRENDA MENDOZA RICHARD LEE MENDOZA — Stu. Co. — 3 Bio. Club, FHA, HECE Pari., D.E., DECA Hist. Reporter, FT A, Choir, K-Scope, Tennis — 2, OEA. The Lord is the salvation and the light, follow him! JOE MERRITT — NHS — 3, Who’s Who, Hon. Eng., OM, Golf, DECA, Chess Club. It's better to be thought a silent fool than to speak and remove all doubt. ALLEN MILLER ANGELLENNA MONROE KIMMONS JULIE MOORE — Bio. Club, Fom. Lang. Club, Key Club, OEA. Follow your heart, live for today, forget about tomorrow. Triumph Thunder Seven. KAYLYNN MOSS 44 Seniors CHRIS MOTLEY — Football, Bsktb. — 4, Var. Coif— 4, Coif Dist. Champ., Key Club, DECA. You are what you think about most of the time. Thanks a lot Alice. I love you. LAURA MOTLEY — Band — 2'h; Dist — 3 Reg. — 3 and Area, Outstanding Musician — 2, Eng. Award — 3, Alg. II Pin, OM, Bio. Club, Chem. Club, Art I and II Award, Phy. Club, Hon. Eng. — 3, Most Studious. Definition of perfection — an eight-sided pentagon — Right Mr. Harringtonr DARIN MURPH — Co against the grain un- til the end. I. Hetfield I.L.Y.K.P. KEVIN MURPHY — Football — 4, Track — 3, VICA, Bio. Club, Outstanding .V. Football. Hawgs live on .. LEO NEIL TAMARA NEWMAN — Band — 3, NHS — 2'A, HECE, FHA, Bio. Club, For. Lang. Club, Hon. Eng. — 3. Better is not always good, because it sometimes means good-bye. JENNIFER NIXON MICHELLE OKSA — Cheerleader, Fav. Norn., 1 StuCo Atl Oft— 2, FT A, FHA. Work hard and become a leader, be lazy and never suc- ceed. — Proverbs KIMBERLY OLSOVSKY CINTHIA ORTEGA — Debate — 2, Chem. Club, Key Club — 2, Bio. Club — 2. Don't try to live tomorrow before you live today. Seniors 45 -v CARLOS ORUZ — Bio. I Club, For. Lang. Club — , F-ball— 3, B-ball — I, V. baseball — 3, Stu. Co. — 2, Friendliest, Host of the Soph party 85 and Sen. Party 87, Member of the Flife scum Club. Off your rear and on your feet, out of shade and into the heat. Craig Bessent- MARC PATTERSON 0 0 RANDY PATTON — I will be famous, if not famous, notorious. O.K. T.P. 86 STEPHANIE DAWN PEGUES — Drill team — 3 Newspaper staff — 1, Feature Ed — 1, Stu Co. — 2, Z Club — I, Bio Club — I — For. Lang. Club — 1, VOE, FTA, Who's Who in America. Love is learning the subtle dif- ference between holding a hand and chaining a soul. DONALD PEMBERTON BONNIE PENNARTZ BONITA PERRY — National Honor Soc. — 3, Honors Eng. — 1, DECA — I BRIAN POLLARD — Bio. Club, Chem. Club, Honors Eng. Soph, Bio II Club — 1, Stu. Co. Rep, Life s a beach, look out for broken bottles. RANDALL POLSTON — Bio Club — 3 Honor Eng., Chem. Club, lets Club, SEE, NHS, Olympic of the Mind, lr. Aggie, State Band, State Choir, Stu. Co., Chess Club, Treas. Sec. BABC Pres., K-Scope, District Band, 1 Act Play, Musical, 2 Act Play. If you don’t dream, you're just losing 8 hours of sleep. CHAD PRIVITT — No hands — F-ball, Vo. Ag I and II, Auto Mech I and II, Biggest Mouth Jim, Kenneth, let’s have one — well how about 6 more. TOMMY PUREFOY 46 Seniors RONNIE QUALLS — F-ball — 1, Manager — 1, jrack — 2, DECA — 2, FHA — 1, FTA — 1, This Bud's for ya'll TOMMY RAMMAGE ISABEL RAMOS — Wranglerette — 1, FHA — 1, FTA — 1 JOANIE RAMOS — Stu. Co. — I Debate — 1, Chem. Club, For. Lang. Club, FTA, FHA, Key Club, Who's Who, What you are is Cod's gift to you. What you become is your gift to God STEPHANIE REEDER — Stu. Co. — J, FHA — 1, P.V.A.M., DECA I and II, 1st place area DECA Competition, Typ. I, Who's Who, Every failure teaches a person something if they will learn. TRACY REYNOLDS — B-ball — 4, Outstand- ing Fresh., Outstanding Soph. Stu. Co. Whatever you are doing, give all you've got. RUSSELL RICHARDS CONNIE RENAE ROBBINS — Bio I Club, Z- Club — 2, Stu. Co. — 2, Key Club — 3, FTA — 2, FTA V.P., Homecoming Duchess Nom. — 2, Junior Class Beauty, Who's Who, Remember yesterday, dream about tomor- row, but live for today! Good luck Seniors '87 MELISSA ROBERSON — Span. Club — 2, Key Club — 1, Chem. Club — 1, Phy. Sc. blanket — 1, FTA - 1, Jets Club — I Na- tional Honor Soc. drive away toward . life ... Be true, brave, stand. All the rest is darkness. S.K. Seniors 47 DAVEN DEWAYNE ROBINSON — Deca — , FHA — 1, If you don't like it, don't look at it! ELISA RODRIQUEZ — Stu. Co. — 2, Key Club, Z-Club — 2 (treas — 1), FHA, VOE, SEE FT A, Jr. Class V. Pres., Fresh, J.V. Cheerleader, B-ball — 2. If you want to sue- ceed you should strike out on new paths rather than travel the worn paths of accepted success. MONTY ROSS TONY SEIGLER KELLY SMITH KIMBERLY SMITh) — Drill team. Bio I, them., utA (treaf), Stu Co — 2, Z-Club — 2, Soph., Jr. Most Beautiful Nom., Jr. Fav., Soph. Fav. Nom., Best dressed, Accounting, Who's Who, Homecoming Queen nom., What goes around comes around. JILL SMITS BRETT STAGNER — Ag. I, Bio. I, World Hist. Sweater, H. Eng. — 3, Span. Club, Chem. Club, Phys. Club, F-ball — 4, Track — 2, Baseball — 2, Most Likely to Succeed, FT A, NHS A person can never reach a goal unless a goal is first set. RICHIE STARR — DECA, Var. Golf — 4, Dist. Champs, Dist. Medalist runner-up. Bio. — 1, Bio. II, Chem., For. Lang. Club, Band — 4, The real victim is the luture, I Love You Michelle. CHRIS STEVENS RICHARD LARRY STILWELL, JR. — Band (treas.), (drum major), (Mar. Off.), Choir, K- Scope, State Solo and Ensemble, Dist. Reg., Area and State Choir. 1-Act (Hon. Mention), play, musical, Stu. Co., For. Lang, Bio. I, Chem. Who's Who, Acad. All-Amer, VOE, I can do all things through Christ who strengthened me. ' Phil 4:12. JEANIE STREUN — typ — 1, shorthand — 1, Word proc. — 1, HECE — 2, Live each day, as if it were the last day of your life. L.Y.A.HJ.B. 48 Seniors What do you have in that cup, Floyd!! BOBBY SUTTON — F-ball — 4, B-ball — 4, Track — 2, FTA, SEE, VICA, Foreign Lan. Club — 2, B-ball Award — 2, Who's Who Life's like a jungle, only the strong survive. JESSE SUTTON BRENDA |. SWIRCZYNSKI — Foreign Lang. Club, Z Club, Key Club — 2, Chem. Sec. Treas. Biology Club, Sec. Treas., Nom. Favorite Nom. Soph., Ir., Class Clown, Wranglerettes — I Vi, Pres., AUTF Club. . .. upon us all a little rain must fall. Led Zeppelin DERRIL TEAGUE — F-ball — 4, 1985 All Dist FLonorable Mention, Track — 2, Ag. I, II, VICA, Metal Trades I, II, Auto Mech. I. VtICHELE LYNN TEAMES — Stu. Co. — J, Key club — 2, Chem. Club — 1, Office Aide - I, VOE — I, OEA — 1 Dreams are wings or the sail — let your dreams soar. W.A.S. PHYLLIS TRAINHAM — Wranglerettes — 2, Honors Eng. — I, Key Club — 3, Z Club I Stud. Co. — 2, Bio. Club, OEA Lost time is never found again. ERIKA ARLINE TRUDEL — Band — 2, Soph. Rep., Bio I and II Club, Chem Club, Stu. Co. — 2, Who's Who, Most Crouchiest, Member of Pika 5 Never doubt anything vnn'rp not sure about. I.L.Y.B.J. WALTER WAYNE WADE |R. — Athletics — I, Bio. Club — I, Spanish Club — 1, FTA Vi, VICA 2, Outdoor Ea. Sometimes you just got to say what the smuck. KENNY WALKER DIANA CHERE WEST — Bio. I Club, Band — 3, All Dist. Band 84, Solo-Ensemble 84, Outstanding Band Mem. — 3, Outstanding Musician — 2, Marching Officer, Ir. Rep., DECA, VOE — treas., Stu. Co. Never be afraid of giving up your best, and Cod will give you His better. Hinton TONYA WETHINGTEN Seniors 49 DAVID WHITE MIKE WILFONG RAELEEN WILKINS — Who's Who, D. Team — 2, DECA — 1, FT A — 1, Office Aide — 1, B-ball — 1, Acct. Club. Be yourself because life is Real. I love you, too David! LEA ANN WILSON — Bio. I, Cham. Z Club, Key Club, FTA, FCA, DEI, Stu. Co., Band, Flag Corps, AUTT sec. treas. Take it to the limitr Eagles ROBERT DALE WOODRING — Var. B-ball — 2, Baseball — 4, all dist. Coif — 3, Swim Team — 4, Dist., Reg., and Champ and State runner-up pole vault. Most handsome soph, yr. F.T.W. Motley Crue STEPHANIE ANN WRIGHT — FTA — 2, Auto Mech. — 1, Typ. I, II, Acc., Rec. Keep, Short- hand. I can do all things through Christ which strengthens me. MARK YOUNG — F-ball — 4, Baseball — 4, Boys’ State, Fr. (pres.), Sr. (pres.), VICA (pres.), Auto Mech. (pres.), Stu. Co. — 3, Fr. Royal Court, Best All-Around, HAWC — Elder, Var. F-ball (capt.), F-ball All-District. I love you S.L.L. God is our refuge and strength, an ever present and help, in trouble. Psalm 46:1 RODNEY YOUNG SHELLY YOUNG — Stu. Co. Sec., Who’s Who, Poetic Lie., Art, Soc. of Dist. Amer. H.S. Stud., Edit., Writer, Photo., Artist of RCR, FTA, For. Lang. Club. Turn not from the Word of God; ana you will truly succeed in whatever you do. Joshua 1:7 SHERRY YOWELL — Vars. Cheerleader — 2 yrs., Co-Capt., OEA Pres., Stu. Co. 2 yrs.. Bio. Club, Chem. Club, Z-Club, B-ball 2 yrs.. Burro 2 yrs. Remember yesterday dream about tomorrow,... but live today JEFF ZUELSDORF — B-Ball 4 yrs., F-Ball 1 yr., VICA 2 yrs.. Bio. Club, Vice Pres., Fresh. Most Handsome, fav. nom. Honesty is my only excuse. 50 Seniors SENIORS NOT PICTURED REX BAKER ROBERTO DESANTIAGO CURTIS GILBERT MICHAEL GONZALES DARRELL HICKS RONNIE DAVIDSON TOLA FRANK JOEY GOETTEL RANDY HATFIELD IOBETH HOPKINS MARGARET KITE JAMES LITTLEPAGE DARLEN MAY KATHRYN PLUSNICK JAMES STANLEY RODERICK LAWSON BILLY MARTINEZ MICHAEL OKSA DAVE ROBERTS SELENNA TEICHMANN QUOTES WITHOUT PICTURES MICHAEL OSKA — I.L.Y.B.G. MICHAEL REYNA GONZALES — F.T.A. Metal Trades, HECE, Bio Club II. DARRELL T. HICKS — Basketball — , Football — 2, Choir — 3, I.C.T.D.E.Chess Sr. 87 1. Thinking of you! 2. Quit That 3. Help me. Seniors 51 TJ IxTiKI ¥ ■ OB ift ■ a; ■ Talking to the wall again? Merry Christmas! L to R: V. Pres. — Aice Picard; Pres. — L. Evans; Treas. — S. Bedell; Sec. — J. Gardner. Rowdy Kelly Shame, Shame The Davis-Robichaux Totempole.' 52 Juniors iTiulrM rnioiajsx M. Argumanize Kim Arneson Lisa Acker Patty Alday Chris Allison Elizabeth Andrade Tony Argumaniz Not Pic: Henry Anders Steve and Cindy look in the frig. Rowdy Atkins Hank Ballenger Dacy Bolwell Christi Banner lames Barham Not Pic: Greg Bandy Lloyd Barham Rory Barlow Wendy Barnett Rambo Juniors 53 Kim Bass Bennie Bean Belinda Beasley Teddy Beavers Stephanie Bedell Kim Bednar Kelli Bell Brad Bennett Misti Bethune Alicia Booth Brian Boetz Albert Boudreau Tony Bradford Benny Brooks Michell Brown Robert Bryan David Bullock Francis Burns Jodi Burns David Bush David Bustamante Matt Butcher Martin Buzbee Lawrence Bynum Beth Cameron Gary Cannon HIMHULho i It is IT 54 juniors fTMuwrntoiitmr Kelley Carey Sue Chung Not Pic: Jon Carlson Ellen Cleveland John Coe Todd Cotton Craig Crawford Chris Crawford Angie Creed Sharon Criswell Twania Daniel Ttobin Davidson Tina Davila Todd Davis William Delgado James Dennis Penni Denton Juniors 55 Steve Duncan Denise Dunn Cheryl Elser )o Ennis losephine Enriquez Shane Ethridge Lee Evans Trey Evans Rena Facteau Sherry Fagan Brenna Fitzpatrick Mark Flores Jayme Funderburg Mark Furlow Jenny Gardner Allen Gilbert )amie Gilman Not Pic: Aldo Garza Joe Gomez Rhonda Gonce Larry Graham Rita Guill Leslie Hair MEJEI i-KS'it 56 juniors TTJ ■ u ■ w i Y li o ■ it '■ !%' ii Pam Hair Danny Hall Gordon Harper )ody Harris Christa Hart Not Pic: Lisa Hardin Shannon Hart Paul Hearn Christie Heggins Joel Hernandez Not Pic: Kevin Hensley Mickey Hill David Holbrooks James Holland Germaine Jenkins Not Pic: Richie Houdek Patty Johnson Matt Jones Poeun Khoun Buster Kincaid Teresa Knutson Gabriel Lundkuist Darrin Logan Rhonda Lyles Tim Maddux Terrie Mahan Laura Martel' Margaret Martinez James McAllister Juniors 57 Larry McCann Traci McCoy Clyde McCune Craig McFall Tracy McLaughlin Christopher McLelland Moneisa Mendoza Doug Meredith Sandra Molinaro Teresa Moore Ty Moore Travis Moss Not Pic: Sherae Milton Traci Mulkey Laura Mullins Karen Murphy Not Pic: Scott Mullen Shane Neally Sandra Nelson Amy Nixon Not Pic: Mathilda Navarrette Kim Norman Shawn Omeara Audra Ortega 1 J i� |M 11 MO ■ RTTsTT 58 Juniors ■ .i a ii inn Mo m«,y i Angie Otts Lisa Owens Kelli Parks Kris Patterson Brian Peterson Amy Pewitt Lisa Phillips Alice Picard Brad Pierce Jerry Poole Sarah Porter Not Pic: Marlin Price Mary Pruitt Not Pic: Shannon Plusnick Angela Radford Tammy Ralph Eddie Ramsey Ginger Raymond Alexa Reed Tina Reed Juniors 59 Buddy Reeder Brenda Rhodes Trinnette Robichaux Sieve Rucker Walt Rucker Russell Sanchez Adelita Santibanez Not Pic: Alvina Sanchez Mike Santibanez Chris Sarver Letanya Schultz Terry Schutz Cindy Sears Larry Sheehan Tung Shu Lakshmi Singh lohn Slattery Marla Smith Terry Smith Sulema Soria 1 Kim Southern Wade Stahl Leese Steiner Kim Stephen Cory Stephenson j aji.it Birtto bu msjc 60 juniors ■ Jin h i V ¥ o ’iiri s ■; Paul Stevens Cindy Stillwell Jim Ed Talbert Tammie Tanner Tito Thomas Samatha Tippie Steve Turpin Robert Tyner Deanna Vaverde Larry Walker Melissa Watts Jerry Webb Not Pic: Manuel Valley Debbie West Randy West Angela White Donna White Carrie Whitehead Kim Williams Natalie Williams Not Pic: Kenneth White Christy Wilson Kinneth Winburn Scott Wyler Betty Ann Yanez Mike Yingst Juniors 61 Some people enjoy being right in the middle. That's exactly how the sophomore class always is. They are not at the bottom like freshmen, and not at the top as seniors are. How did it feel to be in the middle? Most sophs seemed to feel it was an ok situation. After struggling through the freshman year', things could only get better. Usually the only complaint that was heard was that the sophomore year seems harder. There is no doubt that extra work is worth not being called a freshman. You could usually catch the sophomore guys playing a game of bump-bump out on the front lawn. After that was banned they decided to just toss the football around. The sophomore girls usually hung out in clans. They followed the senior guys around most of the time. Many of the sophomore girls complained, Guys our own age are too immature! All tne sophs agreed that the 1986-87 school year was better than the last. Now they are closer to the top. Look Out WORLD, here comes the class of 1989. 62 Sophomores Scott Aaron Kenna Addison Dusty Alexander Randy Alexander Hazel Allen Tabby Almond Victoria Alverez Valencia Amburn Robert Anguinio Shannon Archer Carol Arneson Laura Austin Buddy Ballinger Charles Ballenger Chris Baker Debbie Banda Christy Barham Mark Barham )ana Barnett Catalina Bautista Valerie Beard Teresa Bell Sophomores 63 Kim Blevins Christina Bohannon Michelle Brooks Brad Brown Clay Brown Brad Bullock Arthur Burkett Misty Burns Janet Burson Valerie Burson Robert Carriker Angela Carter Joshua Casey Sopheap Chao Ray Christopher Sue Chung Suzanne Clary Cindy Cobb 64 Sophomore Lisa Coffee Mechelle Cottrell Leslie Cozart Kelly Craig John Crawford William Crounse Tamela Culmer Kay Dahl Bonnie Davis Marsha Davis Kevin Defell Tony Delgado Ginger Denham Jaimy Deshazor Norma Dickson Scott Dollar Chad Dow April Drew Mark Ely Sophomore 65 Bert Evans Doyle Fain Michelle Farnett B. J. Fielding Darryl Graham Robby Freeman Debbie Fryer Jenny Fryer Shane Fulkerson Sally Garland Mitzi Gann Lisa Glover Stephen Glover Celeste Godwin Brian Goettel Michael Gomez Bobbi Gonzales Arleshia Graves s 66 Sophomore n Alfie Guardjo Dominic Guarjdo Arthur Guerra Karen Guill Kathy Guzman Michael Hallford Kay Hamilton Royce Hardy Steven Hargrove Sonya Harper Bradley Hartt Chris Hart Ray Hatfield Bradley Hartt HO J i 'At OH John Hayes Coley Hendrick Karen Hendrickson Elonzo Higginson Tommy Hill Sophomore 67 Theresa Hitch Jerry Holmes Sheila Holmes Teresa Holmes Shane Holton Todd Hopkins Kim Hou Tanya Houseton Marsha Housman Ricki Hudspeth Howard Hoffman Jean Jackson Kelvin Jackson Aubrey Jenkins Tara Johns Donovan Johnson Michael Johnson Michael Jordon Bryan Joyner Carole Kaufmen 68 Sophomore Johnny Keeton Dirk Kemperman Danielle King Danny King Julie Kiser Nika Knight Shaughn Laye Lisa Leal Shayne Leath Rocci, Carl, Robin, Penny, Karen, lackie Jerry Lemmons Loui Choune Angie Maddux Michelle Madrigal Jody Manhan Leslie Maitlen Greg Malone Stacy Mangum Larry Lang Sophomore 69 Amy Martin Larry Marx ). J. Mayo Greg McClendon Tonya McColum Keven McDainel Robin Meason Lynn Melemore juli Meyer Donna Mitchell Mark Mitchell Staci Montgomery Lori Moore Rocci Moore Debby Mullen Rob Munday Tanya Murphy Sinpasong Naphaphone William Neal Kery Newberry Karen Nicklas Michael Nix Kirk Olivares Three of a kind 70 Sophomore Darren Olsousky Randy Operia David Ortiz Michelle Ortiz Christy Owens Ben Perkins Trella Peterson Michael Phillips Krystina Phipps Rita Posey Amy Price Jimmy Quigley Cindy Radford Billy Ralph David Rammage Teresa Rammage J. L. Reddell Jay Reddell Becky Reedy Cheryl Richardson Lesli Richardson Sophomore 71 Scott Robertson Eddie Robertson Luis Rodriquez Robyn Ruble )oe Ruelas Gonzalo Santibanez Lupita Santibanez Sydney Sargent Cari Schatzle Gary Schutz Machelle Scott Tammy Seigler Sheree Savage Cindy Shoemake Nicky Smith Michael Smith Wendy Starr Angie Stewart Jacqueline Talley Dawn Taylor Chris Thompson Cody Thurston Bobby Toby Juan Trevine Maria Valley Juan Vargas Billy Vaughn Leticia Vela Patricia Vela Sean Walker Ricky Wallace Larry Watson Andy Watts Penny Wells Richard Wenninger Donny West Melissa Wharton Shannon Wheeler Chris Whipple Stephanie White Brett Whitley Tanya Whitlow Perry Williams Phillip Williams Kerry Williams Tim Williams Darell Wofford Carol Woodring Jr Yanez Brian Ymoung Christi Yingst Stephen York Chris Young Sophomore 73 F ■ R. ■ E ■ S ■ H J| 11 ■ E ■ H ■ Officers: left to right — Millard Baker — treasurer; Jennifer Spieker — secretary; Christa Smith — vice president; Freddie Rodriguez — president. The class of 90 seniors, otherwise known as freshmen, almost outnumbered the rest of the en- tire student body during the 1986-1987 school year. With over 350 freshmen, they may have felt more secure but they still had the usual freshman like traits. How did you know a fish from everyone else? They were the ones who wore their Jr. High band shirts throughout the year, they carried their Jr. High duffle bags, and they were also the ones who ran to the cafeteria at the sound of the dismissal bell for lunch. You could also know a freshman by the way he seemed to study his feet while walking through the halls or by the way they were terrified to turn around when someone called their name. Now do you remember? These are all traits of freshmen, but we have all possessed them at one time. There is no doubt that this class will have their revenge on some un- suspecting future fish. But we have to say Congratulations, class of 1990, most of you cannot be freshmen anymore! Freshmen have all the fun. (Ha, Ha.) 74 Freshmen Jimmy Ahlefeld Tina Alvarado Luis Andrade Ralph Argumaniz Lorraine Avila Becky Baker Millard Baker Judy Ball Michelle Banda Charles Barham Clifford Baker Jennifer Barnes William Barnes Nichol Barnett Chris Bass Sharon Baum Maria Bautista Duane Baxter Freshmen 75 David Bean Chris Beasley Dawn Beavers Russell Bell Romeo Benarides )onny Bethune Chrystal Billue Cleamond Blackwell Christa Blair Kevin Blevins |ami Blue Rick Boudreau lay Boyd Kevin Bryan Marjorie Bubenik Keith Burks Johnny Burns Leslie Burns Mike Burnside Robin Bush Chris Butcher Billy Campbell FI It ■ E ■ S ■ Hlrtl E ■¥! 76 Freshmen Brooke Carey Teresa Carlson Matt Carpenter Heather Carthen Timothy Cason Jennifer Causby Charles Champion Risa Champion Oscar Choate Lance Chriswell Vicki Collins Jannean Connell Eva Copeland Brian Cottrell Steve Crader John Crater Quincy Crounse Sammy Culmer Jamie Dahl Anthony Davis Freshmen 77 Daniel Delgado Tony Delgado James Dews Chris Dohane Andy Dillard Jessica Dodson Kevin Donaldson David Dyess Cherie Eberhard Chris Eidson Stacy Eidson Craig Ellison Stephanie Elser Oscar Enriquez Micheal Evans Stephanie Fairrel David Farrison Victor Flagg 78 Freshmen David Flood Brent Fox James Fowler Jody Franklin Tracy Fryer Amy Garcia Nikki Garrison Estelle Gary Keith Glover Michael Glover Rodney Glover Sonya Glover Arcely Gonzales Nancy Gonzales Vincent Gonzales Lawrence Graves Steven Gray Brian Green Freshmen 79 Kris Green Mandy Greene Johnny Gutierrez Trina Hafer Donnie Hamilton Katherine Hamilton Bill Hamsing Xan Hamsing Amy Harris Douglas Hart Joe Hay Richard Hay Brad Hayes Jennifer Heels Malcom Heggind Becky Henry John Hensley Abey Hernandez Grabriel Hernandez F I R- ■ E ■ S ■ H l h l E ■ M ■ 80 Freshmen Isacc Hernandez Denise Herstein Jennifer Hill Rodney Hockenhull Shandel Hooten John Hosford Amey Houdek Eddie Huddleston Scott Hughes Cale Isham jennifer Jacobs Earl Jefferson Wyndi Johnson Sharile Johnson Jack Junkins Stephen Jurd Martin Keller James Key Tip Khuon Aaron Kidwell Freshmen 81 Joey Kilcrease Bridgett King Danny King Eric Knowles Leslie King Greg Knutson Movana Lack Leah Ledbetter Jonathan Lewallen Celester Lewis Clint Long David Longhorn Jessica Luna Tricia Lundy Charlotte Mahan Todd Maples 82 Freshmen Rene Mayberry Michael Mays Craig McAlily Deena MCallister Josh McCracken John Mclomore Joey Mcmurray Melissa Medlin Chris Meeks Tiffany Meeks Abraham Menchaca Amy Martin Mari Menchaca Shawn Massie Micael Menchaca Linda Malone Christina Martinez Phillip Mata Freshmen 83 Eli Mercer Amber Meriche Ariane Miles Sherryl Miller Mandy Mons Cory Mooers Darren Moore Tricia Moore Rosemarie Morales Tim Morse Lisa Myers Vongphacha Naphaphune Janet Nelson Larry Newberry Butch Newman Mary Newman Jayson Nickols Chip Norman Leroy Numm Scott Oneal Steven Owen Wendy Patterson 84 Freshmen Michael Payne Chad Peabody Marla Peadon Lizzie Percoco Penni Perez Sandra Perez Devike Peters Jason Pilkington James Pippin Cynthia Plumlee Jeff Poiland Amy Pool Steve Pollard Cathy Putman Tami Putman Christy Ralph Michael Rammage Lalo Ramos Lawrence Ramsey John Reed Shawn Reese Freshmen 85 David Remirez Lisa Resendez Elizabeth Reyes Kelly Reynolds Stuart Richard Diana Roberts Talena Roberts Patty Robertson Arturo Rodriquez Freddie Rodriquez Laura Rodriquez Tracy Roe Kevin Ross John Ruelas Josie Santibanez Lidia Santibanez Mark Harver Amy Schafer 86 Freshmen Fi R- I E 1 S ■ H ■ 11 ■ E IHl Lara Schmidt Doug Scott Tony Sherley Art Shires Alex Shirley )im Shirley Tammie Shrum Donelle Sisemore Daniel Slattery Rhonda Small Alycia Smith Crista Smith Dona Smith Joe Smith Terrance Smith Freshmen 87 Lori Southern Jennifer Spieker Mark Spoon Shannon Spoon Brian Stagner Erin Stanfill Troy Starrett David St. Cin Sam Steun Laura Stevens Lynn Stone Dannette Stoner Po Suds Latonya Sutton Kevin Tankersley Lisa Taner Brandon Taliaferro Wendy Tate Cody Tatem Tesa Thomas IEI I ■ E IS Inin Be ■ I 88 Freshmen F I R. ■ E ■ S ■ H lh l E IMI Kale Isham Mary Thomas Eric Thomas Toby Tomerlin Chhy Tong April Toothaker Tunde Toth Jay Trammell Maddy Trent Chris Tucker Tracy Turner Jason Turner Martin Valley Jason Vanatta Tammy Vanatta Daniel Varga Ray Vela Kevin Vigeon Lupi Villarreal Mary Villarreal Sam Waddy Dana Wallace Freshmen 89 )oe Walker Karren Wallace Lance Wampler Will Warren David Watts Christy Webb Christy Wenzell Phillip Westerman Todd Wetherington Lori Wharton Kathy Wheeler Scott White Jay Young Karry Young Kenneth Yowell Candy Zamora FI R ■ E ■ S ■ H ■ h ■ E ■ Ml 90 Freshmen (t Is Over! SPECIAL EDUCATION 1 Joey Hernandez, Dianne Roberts, Tiffanny Meeks 2 Teachers: Barbara Stevens, Kathy Vallieres, Pat Ralph, Sharon Lee 3 Joe Smith 4 William, Shawn, Rodney, and Aurthor Having a ball ... 5 Darrin Logan 92 C and ids V Autograph Page for 40y Seat iflrienti €UC STARS TRCA4 ABROAD Maria Galvez Capo, our jewel from Spain. Wherever Maria went, a sweet smile, a happy hello and a cute accent greeted the whole student body of MWHS. Her per- sonality bubbled over everywhere she went. She enjoyed all of her classes at MWHS but admitted that drama was her most favorite. She performed as Elaine in Arsenic Old Lace. Maria wanted to be in every activity MWHS had to offer. She was cer- tainly a Jack of all Trades, She visited other countries as an exchange student but said that MWHS was her choice of all the others. Adios! Mucho gusto en cono cerlos. Gabriel The Swede Lun- dkvist, a heartthrob for many of the girls in MWHS who were swept- away by his Swedish accent. As a Junior, he was enrolled in advanced classes such as Chemistry and Trigonometry. His en- thusiasm for sports showed as he kicked the pigskin for 94 Candids the Rams. Gabriel ran the cross country track and did well on the track team in the spring. Tennis is one of his great loves. He can eat loads of hamburgers and tubs of ice cream anytime you offer him. His favorite musical group is ZZ Top. We will always remember you, Gabriel. You helped make MWHS a greater school. Ron Munday and Bill Perrin School Board: Dick Reed, Pat Simmons, President, Morris Garrett, Jim Tomerlin, Jerry Ray, Caolyn Evans, and D. J, Davis. SHERI BAWCOM: Home Ec. Ed., Kindergarten End., Hob; Sewing, Water Skiing, Crafts. — 4' 2 yrs. ) ERRY BENIAMIN: B.S.; World Geography, Engineering. CRAIG BESSENT: coach, B.S., World History. MINA BRUNER: B.S. journalism — Speech; Hobbies; Ceramics, Old Cars, Crafts, Reading. Taught 13 yrs. Books and friends should be few and good. DARRELL CAREY: B.S., MED, Fishing and camping. Taught 12 yrs. — F.O.M., Geo. MARCIA CARROLL: B.S. Business, M.S. Traveling. 4 ' 2 yr. old most important. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. FREIDA COWLEY: Spec. Ed. T.W.V. 9 yrs., Hobbies; Sewing and Cooking. BILLIE DEAVER: B.B.A., Hob — gardening; yrs. taught 10; A winner is someone who can compete with himself. Typing, accounting. NORMAN DEISHER: B.S., in Ed. Hob — golf; taught 22 yrs. Band Director. DON DEVOUS: B.A. in music with con- centration in voice. Hob — water snow skiing, running, writing msc., singing, plays, musicals, gardening; taught 3 yrs, Live to- day to the fullest, for tomorrow may be to late. SUSAN EDWARDS: Algebra. MARY LEE EVANS: B.S. and M. Ed. in Ed., Hob — music, reading; taught 16 yrs; We accomplish in proportion to what we at- tempt. V. Principal JOYCE FORD: B.A. Master of Arts teaching TSU. Hob — reading, writing, not arithmetic; taught 10-yrs. Communication the key to life. LAURIE FORD: R.C.R. Basketball coach, tennis, B.S. Baylor, Eng. ANITA GARDNER: B.S., and M.S., TCU. Hob — mothering, drill team, camping, gardening; taught — 12 yrs. Be the best that you can be and Make the world a little brighter because you are a child of God. ELIZABETH GLENN B.S. Eng, Science and Math. ELAINE GOODWIN: Am. Wo. History, T. Tech, TSU, Hob — water skiing; taught — 19 yrs, The world steps aside to let any man pass if only he knows where he wants to go. NANCY GOOCH: B.A. chem, taught — 12 yrs, Drama, Hardin — Simmons U., MLS, U.T., Hobby — collecting cats. JOANNE HAMILTON: ASS T.S.U. Med, T.S.U. Counselor, People, Travel, Reading, Cooking, Sewing, Crafts. Life is either a daring adventure or nothing Helen Keller KATHY HANEY: Home Ec. Ed. Tex, Tech, Hob — Cooking, Crafts; taught 10 yrs. LOGAN HARBEN: Football coach, Asst. Asst. Basketball, T.T.U., B.S. Phys. Ed. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing. Faculty 97 JACKIE HARVEY: B.S., Sul Ross State U., Hobbies; Fishing, Woodwork. Yrs. taught, 15 — P.E., Coach of Field Events BETTY HAWKINS: B.S., W.T.S.U., T„ S.U., Eng., Drama — Hobbies; Skydiving, Part time baglady. taught 15 yrs. — Yrbook Advisor GARY HENRY: B.S., M.A., RT, Hobbies; Sculpture, Photography, Steer Riding. Yrs. taught, 28. It doesn't do any good to let your clutch out if you don't have your motor running. BARRY HOLMES: B.S., M.D.V. Hobbies; Hunting, Fishing, Engraving, Woodwork. Yrs. taught 4 LARRY KIRKPATRICK: W.J.C. Hobbies; Fishing, Hunting, Skiing. Yrs. taught 15 — Construction SHARON LEE: B.S.S. Ele Ed., Sp. Ed. Hob- bies; Sewing, Reading, Yrs. taught 11 SHARON LEE: B.S.S. Ele Ed., Sp. Ed. Hob- bies; Sewing, Reading. Yrs. taught 11 When Linda talks, people listen. GEORGE MARCOTTE: U.N.O., B.C.S., Yrs. taught 8 Hobbies; Hunting, Raising Animals. —Algebra, F.O.M. SHIRLEY MARCOTTE: Okla. College for Women B.S. Yrs. taught 19 — Eng. PEGGY MCDONALD: T.W.U., B.A., Yrs. taught 12 Hobbies; Sewing — Home Ec. 98 Faculty TERRY K. McLELLAND: BA-Tech Med- Tarleton Hobs; Snow Skiing and Doing My Thing. Taught 15 Yrs. “Good Morning! Because tomorrow will always be a better day. JAMES D. MOONEY: BA-NTSU Med-ETSU Hobs; Hunting, Camping. Taught 19 yrs. If you think you don't like this life, think of the alternative. |OY MOONEY: BA-MA-NTSU, Tarleton Hob; Crafts, Collecting Antiques. Taught — 22 yrs. — Eng. SUSAN MOORE: BS History MS Secondary Education. Hobbies; Swimming, Travel and Reading. Taught 16 yrs. MEREDITH MOTLEY. BS-O.S.U. Hobbies; Swimming. Taught — 19 yrs., Marketing Distributive Ed. I and II KAY MUNDAY — N.T.S.U. — Alg., Com- puter Science, Taught 20 yrs. — Hobbies Bridge and swimming. JULIE MYERS — Health, Basketball W.G. TANK .mELSON — Coach, Athletics, Government, F.O.M. B.S. McMurry, ME Admin. E.T.U. BROOKE NORRIS — Coach, Government — Ath., F.O.M., B.S. M.E. Admin. DONNA PARKER: BBA Tarleton State Unv. Hobbies; Water Skiing and Crocheting. Taught — 6 yrs., Typing, Personal Business Manag. JEFF PARKER: BS-TSU Hobs; Water Skiing and Hunting. Taught — 7 yrs. — Head Coach Basketball, English. OLETA PENZENIK: Hobbies; Traveling and Tennis, aide sec. 18 yrs. MWISD Live your life as if each day was your last. STEVE PERDUE: BS-Med Hobs; Fire Dept. Taught — 17 yrs. If you don't have time to do it right when will you have time to do it over? — Asst. Principal, Chemistry. Faculty 99 BARBARA PETTY — Secretary-Friend LINDA PORTER: B.S., M.S.T. Hobbies; Ski- ing, Swimming. Yrs. taught 8 KENNETH PRICE — Auto Mechanics, 2 yrs. Hobbies, Photography LERA PRICE: B.S., Tarleton University Hob- bies; Reading, China Painting — V.O.E. DOYLE PRUITT: B.S., M. Ed. Hobbies; Growing Peanuts and Pecans. Yrs. taught, 29 SANDRA RANDALL: Attendance WANDA REDDELL: B.S., M.S., Hobbies; Reading Needlepoint. Yrs. taught, 28 — Eng. GLORIA REHM: B.A., Hobbies; Shopping, Sewing. Yrs. taught, 10 — Spanish. DARLA ROHAN: B.S., Spec. Ed„ Cert. Eng. Cert., Psych. Cert., Hobbies; Sewing, Reading, Talking. Yrs. taught, 5. You can give without loving, but you can't love without giving. WAYNE SCHATZLE: B.S., M.S. Hobbies; Swimming, Snow Skiing. There is no T in the word team. CHARLES SCOTT: ETSU, N.T.S.U., T.S.U., MED, Principal, Taught 24 yrs. KAVE SEARS: AIDE CVAE JANET SHAE: Librarian Aide BETTY SHEWMAKE: ETSU — Voc. Teaching Certificate — taught 9 yrs. Hob- bies; Reading, Cooking, Golf. — C.V.A.E. CATHY SMITH: Tarleton — B.A. — teaches English 1 2 — taught 7 years. LINDAA SPEER: Aide 2 yrs BARBARA STEVENS: AIDE 7 yrs Hobbies; Gardening and Yardwork CECILIA STUART: UMHB — Teaches French 1 2, Spanish 1 — taught 3 yrs. KATHY TATEM: Bookkeeper, Secretary — 10 yrs. Hobbies, Boating. JIM EDWARDS: B.S.Ed., M.E.D., Hobbies; Golf. Taught 15 yrs. — Head Coach Football Not Pictured: STEVEN THIEBAUD CONNIE JO THORTON: Tarleton — B.S.,M.A. Teaches Algebra 2, Geometry — taught 13 yrs Hobbies; Handcrafts, Singing, Skiing. KATHLEEN VALUERE: U.T.A., Tarleton- B.A. LLD Certification — taught 5 yrs — Teaches Special Education Hobbies; Reading, Ceramics, Volleyball JOYCE ANN WATSON: Texas Wesleyan College B.S. — Teaches P.E. — taught 19 yrs. RONNIE WATSON: E.T.S.U. Tarleton — Teaches M DEI — taught 24 yrs Hobbies; Sports, Camping — Bus Coordinator, M D.E. MONTY WHITE: T.C.U., N.T.S.U., T.W.C., U.T.A.-B.A. in History; Teaches Govern- ment — taught 14 yrs.; Hobbies; Building, Repairing, Cooking, Fishing, Collecting, Writing, Political Campaigning. CAROLYN YOUNG: Tarleton — Texas Tech — B.S., L.D. Certification Hobbies; Watching Sport Games. Faculty 101 SPECIAL EFFECTS CPEK Laura Boudreau, johnny Culp, Willie Mae Hubbard, joyce Harris, Ann Burns, Mary (ones, Dorothy Gann, Barbara Del Rio, Cathy Keeton, Barbara Thompson. Escaped: Pat Strycker ____ There is a group of people at our school who many of us take for granted. Our cafeteria and custodian workers work long and hard hours to keep our school looking nice and to serve school lunches. The custodians are always cleaning up trash (that should not have been thrown down anyway), erasing the graffiti off the bathroom walls and keeping the school lawn and trees looking nice. The cafeteria ladies work hard so we can eat school lunches. No one ever thinks of what goes into this task every day. We may not realize it, but it does take a lot of work and time on their part. Even though we do not even stop to con- sider the labor these people do, we should. To the cafeteria and custodian workers — keep up the good work. 102 Candids £ ¥ $ Beautiful Nominees: L to R: Mary Thomas Most Beautiful: Scott O'Neil and Amey Not pictured: John Ruelas. Houdek lames Key, Christa Blair, Eli Mercer, Crista Smith, Not pictured: Anthony Davis 104 Person.ililM-s Favorite Nominees: I to R: B. |. Fielding, Lori Moore. Michael Phillips. Lisa Leal and Rocci Moore. Not pictured: Scott Aaron. Class Favorites: Bryan Joyner and Kim Blevins Beautiful Nominees: I to R: |amie DeShazor, |oe Ruelas, Amy Price. Bradley Hart Most Beautiful: Michael Phillips and Lori Moore and Can St hat le. Not pictured: Stephen Geddy. Personalities 10S Beautiful Nominees: L to R: Angela Radford, Chris McLelland, jami Favorite Nominees: L to R: Wade Stahl, Jennifer Gardner, Chris Gilman, Lee Evans, and Donna White. Not Pictured: Ty Moore. McLelland, Kelli Bell, Angela Radford, and Paul Hearn. 106 Personality SetU l Favorite Nominees: L to R: Mark Young. Sherri Layman, Brandy Hamrk, Maria Candelario. Not pictured: Tommi DeShazor. Class Favorites: Jeff Lampkin and Tina Masterson Beautiful Nominees: L to R: Connie Robbins, Johnny Alvarez, Brandy Hamric, Bobby Woodring, and Kimberly Smith. Center: Sherri Addison. Most Beautiful: Philip Gopffarth and Sherri Layman Personalities 107 TV (Jueen jrdinu of the Slouse of (jreer, and S(iny fJobby of the J omm of Sutton. hereby issue this solemn proclamation to you. our loyul sub- jects. on this Irnl t day of -April in tie year nin t n hundred and eiyhty Seven. TV nou uaept with humble gratitude your d (tar d wish that we Serve as your SCiny and CJueen for tite ensuriny year, and iit shall endeavor to with true justice . . ■ and with dtvotion to the hiyh ideals of Tllinerat 'll ells JJtyh Sihoot. We udt your toyuf cooperation in hetptny us to male it a fintr and Letter ptute tn which to lot and worh toyether and on where peace and Lrotherfy tot e abound and where (astiny friendships are made. Ideatitiny that this yreat honor which you have bestoued upon uS is Lut a Symbol of the faith and hiyh hopes each of you has for the future, w your .J(iny und (Jueen. pfedye ourselves with (fod s help, to uphold, to honor, and protect this, our beloved hinydom that it may prosper und be a shininy eeample amony the sth on Is in the nation. Soil O T eaf and Christa Smith Personalities 109 HAVE ONE CRAZY SUfTimER 110 Candids ELCCC EUEE© STAFF The Burro Staff ran a $20,000 enterprise. They took, developed, and printed the pictures. They designed pages, and wrote copies. They were the publishers. They just sent the book to the printers to be copied. It's a history book to be handed down. The events recorded will never be repeated. They strived to make it a memorable scrapbook of High School Memories. They were inexperienced when they came in, and matured into crafted publishers as the year went by. We've come a long way, baby Burro Staff 1914 Cindy Adelita Arts t Arsenic and Old Lace CAST 9 L □ Little Red Riding Hood and grandma Brandi, Amy Tale Tell Heart Cast 4. Randl, Coly, Chrystal, Wade, Craig; David, Brenna, Stephanie, Lizzy, Tanya, Cindy, Traci, Kevin, Heather, Brandi 1. G. G. Causby, Tammy Ralph, Dusty Ralph, Juan Vargas, Shaughn Laye, Maria Galvez-Capo, Hazel Allen, Amy Houdek, Yueh Lyons, Kris Knight, Ricky Stilwell, Marian Durant, William Eudy, Joey McMurry 2. Prettiest stage ever. 3. Jeniffer Spieker as Martha 114 Arts L-LlU Li Lit L-L.Lt liLLULtliLili 4 Dancing Dolls Mark, Sara, )uan, Judy, Amy, ) e n n i f e r, Vvett, |oey, ) a y L e e , Marian ). Speaker, C. Hendrik, T. Ralph, A. )ones, M. Galvez-Capo ... Officers i Randall Polston - Charlie Gordon 7 Cast of Flowers For Algernon. C. Hendrik, C. Sears, S. Farrel, M. Nixx, A. (ones, D. While, C. Ellison, W. Stahl, T. Houselon, B. Thomas, L. Percoco, H. Carthen, R. Polston, B. Fitzpactric. Not pictured: are K. Tankersly, H. Ellison, T. Ralph, T. Gann, Mrs. Hawkins. 1 Cinderella, Cinderella ... D. White, C. Hen- drik, C. Ellison, B. Fitz, Pactric, S. Farrel, W. Stahl, K. Billue, R. Polston... 2 Christmas Dream ... T. Houseton, K. Tankersly, T. Gann, H. Carthen, L. Percoco, C. Sears... 3 Craig Ellison, Brenna Fitzpactric Arts 115 Officers: Vanessa Daugherty, Clayton Evans, Kim Arneson, Mark Flores, and Kris Knight. National Honor Society Front row: Kris Knight, Holly Hamilton, Ardina Greer, Vanessa Daugherty. Back row: Melinda Holmes, Christie Clark, Chris Stevens, Debbie Ballenger, )oe Merritt, Tammy Allen, Clayton Evans, and Brett Stagner. The National Honor Society is an subordinate organization to the National Association of Secondary Principals. The members are based on scholarship and citizenship. To be eligible, you must be a Sophomore, Junior, or Senior, and have a grade point average of 90 or above. The teachers then vote on the eligible students to determine the members. If a student is a member in good standing at the time of graduation, he is a member for life. Notification of membership is very valuable on job and scholarship applications. Front row: Christie Clark, Holly Hamilton, Melinda Holmes, Vanessa Daugherty, Kim Arneson, Laura Motley, Kris Knight, Mark Flores. Middle row: Chris Stevens, Ardina Greer, Lisa Owens, Tammy Ralph, Laskshmi Singi, Ellen Cleveland, Amy Pewitt, Alice Picard, Teresa Moore, Tammy Allen, Tung Shu, Sponsor Mrs. Marcott. Back row: Brett Stagner, Debbie Ballenger, Sponsor: Mrs. Rohan, Brenna Fitzpatrick, Christie Heggins, Rowdy Atkins, Paul Hearn, Jim Wyss, Clayton Evans, Lee Evans, Scott Wyler, Brad Bennett, Joe Merritt. 116 Organization BOYS’ STATE Trey Hooper William Eudy THE CHOSEN FEW Arts 117 Mark Young Clayton Evans Kris Knight Shane Adkins THE DIVINERS U.I.L. CAST Kris Knight..........Buddy Ferms William Eudy.........C.C. Stowers Shane Adkins.........Mr. Ferris Tammy Ralph..........Jenny Mae Ferris Nika Knight..........Darlene Lisa Cozart..........Norma Henshaw Leslie Cozart........Luella Benton Shaughn Laye........Dewey Trey Hooper.........Melvin Johnny Jorden.......Bazel Henshaw Juli Meyer..........Goldie Brenna Fitzpatrick . . . Alternate Billy 118 Arts Mrs. Hawkins Kenny Trey Hooper All Star Cast: Tammy Ralph, William Eudy; Honorable Mention, Shane Adkins; Best Actor, Kris Knight. I lo R: S. Turdin, M. Phillips, C. Evans, D. Drake, S. Young,). Ennis, B. Yanez. DEBATE The Debate Team got off to a slow start and continued to slow down until they stopped. The season started off with many new faces showing up at the first class meeting, but most of the prospective new members had to drop the course because of House Bill 72. However, the lack of new members didn't tarnish the enthusiasm of the handful of avid debaters, as they began the job of researching. The dedicated few went on to resolve the major topic of the year. The topic debated this year was: That the Federal Government Should Imple- ment Comprehensive Long-Term Policy in the United States. We send our congratulations to graduating seniors Clayton Evans, Shelly Young, and Yvette Lyons. Secretary Steve Turpin Treasurer Yvette Lyons Sergeant-at-Arms |o Ennis „ Student Council Dalyna Drake Clayton Evans Traveling Squad Shelly Young Traveling Squad Arts 119 RAM COUNTRY REVIEW L to R: S. Turpin, B. Bulluck, M. Ely,). Littlepage, C. Hart, K. Bell, B. Davis, A. Jones, K. Arneson, M. Martinez, A. Gonzales, M. Brooks. Editor — Shelly Young Kim Arneson is looking for film. Advisor Laurie Ford assists Staffer Kelli Bell in a project. 120 Arts Bonnie Davis smiles for us. Steve inspects everyone. James types his fingers off. Shelly assigns assignments. Amy tries to help Michelle. Amy's hard at work. Arts 121 — ft •t' • 'V - - ■.. T. Alvarado, E. Andrade, S. Archer, R. Atkins, B. Ballenger, C. Banner, C. Barham, D. Bean, B. Bennett, M. Bethune, G. Blair, ). Blue, M. Bubenik, J. Burns, L. Burns, K. Carey, R. Carriker, R. Champion, E. Copeland, C. Crawford, C. Crawford, B. Crounse, J. Dahl, P. Denton, A. Drew, R. Facteau, S. Fagan, M. Farnett, B. Fitzpatrick, ). Funderburg, L. Glover, B. Gonzales, M. Greene, A. Greer, D. Guajardo, H. Hamilton, M. Hausman, J. Heels, C. Heggins, T. Holmes, D. Hopkins, R. Houdek, C. Isham, S. )urd, C. Kemperman, A. Kidwell, B. King,). Kiser, K. Knight, L. Ledbetter, M. Madrigal, A. Martin, C. Martinez, J. McCracken, A. Miles, T. Mulkey, T. Murphy, L. Myers, M. Nix, A. Mixon, K. Parks, C. Peabody, B. Perkins, R. Polston, R. Posey, B. Rhodes, M. Rammage,). Santibanez, A. Schafer, J. Shirley, D. Slattery, J. Slattery, M. Smith, R. Starr, W. Starr, R. Stilwell, B. Taliferro, L. Tanner, D. Taylor, C. Thurston, J. Van Natta, S. Waddy, W. Warren, D. White, T. Whitlow, K. Young. 124 [ |( RED CAM CANE) The Mineral Wells High School band just seemed like one big, happy family. When you saw one, a group was sure to follow. As our 86-87 Drum Major, Ricky Stilwell saici, Band's great! The only thing I don't like is the reputation some of the non-band members gave us. I wish there was more school support. You could see the band practicing almost every morning, regardless of the weather. It is said that after you share an experience with someone, you are closer to them; in the band's case this was true. Through all of their early morning practices, games, pep-rallies, and contests they stuck together and worked as a team. What came out of all their hard work??? They received a 1-rating in marching at a contest in Wichita Falls, but to them it was more than just winning. It meant believing in each other and our school, even when things did not look so well. It meant keeping the Ram spirit when they were penalized for playing too loud at the Hirchi game, even though the other band played just as loud. Even though the band members might want to forget some ex- periences that they have shared, the strong friendships that developed will be around for a long time to come! D R U M M A J O R R I C K Flag Corps; Andrade, Bethune, Taylor, Schaffer, Henry, Banner, Kiser, Barham, Gonzales, Fagan. Officers; Andrade, Hamilton, Mulkey, Facteau, Nixon, Heggins, Drew, Fagan, T. R. Crawford, Atkins, Polston, Stilwell, Knight, Houdek, Crawford, Blair . KALEIDOSCOPE Kaleidoscope defined means: a variegated, changing, endless variety of varicolored forms and patterns ... and this years Kaleidoscope is exactly that. Under the direction of Don Devous, the show choir busily prepared their pop and jazz music along with choreography for a multi-farious semester. In November, the group performed for the Hope Fashion Show at the Crazy Water Hotel. They sang and danced to such tunes as. Together Wherever We Go, Body and Soul, and Puttin' on the Ritz. During the holiday season, the group sang many of the all time favorite Christmas Carols as well as a favorite entitled The Most Wonderful Time of the Year . At the school on Dec. 18th, they performed Overjoyed by Stevie Wonder and then sang background with Mr. Devous on the classic Oh Holy Night. This was only one of the many concerts that were performed by Kaleidoscope from Dec. 4-19. At Solo and Ensemble on Feb. 21st, the group performed Body and Soul and Le Jazz Hot. To say the least, they were definitely hot at the Competition. With this steamy rendition from Victor Vic- toria, all were hoping for sizzling ratings at State Competition at Austin in June. During May 13-18, the group discovered the true meaning of the musical sound on their tour to Nashville Tennessee. As they toured the many sights of the town, all were hoping to see their name in the bright lights of the musical scene... someday!!! William Eudy. Jami Gilman. Marla Smith, Larry Locke, Natalie Wiliams, Lisa Cozart Tina Reed. Jahnnie Jordan. 126 Arts Director — Don Devous, Lisa Owens, Tina Reed. Debbi Ahlefeld, Donna Smith. Jody Mahan. Lisa Cozart, Natalie Williams, Letanya Schultz. Vickie Alvarez, Lisa Leal. Marla Peaden. Lisa Coffee. Suzanne Clary, Bonme Pennartz, Dalynda Drake. Valerie Burson, —------' Carry McCann. Tracy Turner, William Eudy. Daryl Grahm, Jason Turner. Marks Smith. Jami Gilman. Lynell ■ Warren, Rhonda Hart, Tammy VanNatta, Renea Hams- ing. Johnnie Jordan. Chip Norman, Ricky Stillwell, Larry Locke, Matt Butcher, Tony May. Monte Garrett. Mark Flores. Larry Marx, Jimmy Ahlefeld, Rhonda Lyles, and Valencia Amburn. (Not Pictured — Sulema Soria). Arts 127 MWHS Choir Officers: Pres. Treas. Student Accompanist William Eudy, V. Pres. Sec. Monte Garrett, Historians Tracy Turner, and Jody Mahan, Librarians Debbie Ahlefeld, Lisa Owens, and Sulema Soria. V; Ricky Stillwell — District, Region, Region Choir, Area. Larry Marx — District, Region. Johnnie Jordan — District, Region. Larry Locke — District, Region, Regio Choir. Monte Garrett — District, Region, Region Choir, Area. Natalie Williams — District, Region, Region Choir. Lisa Owens — District, Region, Region Choir. Valerie Burson — District. Rhon- da Hart — District. Tracy Turner — District, Region, Region Choir. „ • •-« ■s • • McDonald s is Your kind ol place ii you want to be kidnapped for breakfast... And that is exactly what the choir did on September 13th to induct the new choir members. Then it was down to serious business for 10 members of the choir who went to District auditions on October 11th in Witchita Falls. On October 10th. better known as Spring Fest . the choir helped all of Mineral Wells to let off some steam by hosting a car smash. It was a smashing success to say the least. In November, the choir hosted many fund raising events.Including; a garage sale, and there 3rd annual Clean Sweep program on November ISth. December started out strong with the choir performing as the guest choir at the region concert on December 6th in Vernon. Performing. Happy are They. Entreat me not to LEAVE You which featured Lisa Owens and Larry Locke Tis December, and a rousing spiritual that featured Letanya Schultz. Monte Garrett, William Eudy. Ricky Stillwell. Lisa Cozart. and Natalie Williams, all discovered that there was Plenty Good Room On The GJoy Train. Directed by Don Devous and accompanied by Jim Adams. The choir made all of Mineral Wells proud. 128 Arts Sports 129 R nhT™ 'S' rOWr '°T Flagg Da,vld Garr'son' Tracy Fryer. Eddie Huddleston, Chris Dhane, Anthony Hooper, Craig McAliery Dav,d w!raB n 'e,mK2nd ,oh Uebs- tho V Dav,s, Robert Tennyson, Eric Knowles'! Ar, S res. lames Pippm! Sia ner||ohnnvBethune, Doug Hart. 3rd row: Manager Michael Menchaca, Rick Bourdreau, Darnel Vargas STCim k P Vne' ameS °eWS' CUf,IS Shockley' Lawrence Graves, Terence Smith, Romeo Benavides, Manager David 130 Sports 3 83 — There's the future quarterback, Lawrence Graves. 4 Workout brings on victory. 1 David Ortiz is Just one of the guys. 2 B.). Fielding, what did you do there? Sports 131 «yiyrif EOj 132 Sports 1 Joe Ruelas practices punting during an afternoon practice. 2 Junior Varsity stretching hard. lerrv X? ar°n-chris Thon?Pson- Lynn McLemore, Chris Bass, Rob Monday, Russell Sanchez, Tommy R , ® 'nFR rt r8 2 d ,ow David Brad Brown, Wade Stahl, Freddie Rodriguez, |oe Ruelas, Jimmy Quigley, Mark Spoon Scot! Bill R ph Uoy Barham M c aeT Ph HifK MitlTr Baker.Cr If Only Faith Could Move Mountains The Varsity team had the will to win and was predicted to do so, but even its winning attitude could not change the outcome. Their actions did not live up to their expectations. The Varsity football team began the year with new coaches and a prediction of a successful season from the players, coaches and even the fans. At the beginning of the season, people thought that the Rams could have won district. The Rams predicted a good season, but what you predict seasons on is how many lettermen are returning from the year before. By using that as an indicator of the season. It didn't look very good, because the Rams only had seven returning starters. The season started out with a series of losses against two district teams. After two wins, and one loss, the Rams began their district game against Vernon. The Rams lost against Vernon and Hirsch. The Ram team came back from its initial losses with three consecutive wins against Azle, Burkburnett, and Graham to put the Rams in third place alone with a 5-5 season record in district 3-AAAA. Sports 133 PLAYER OFF. DEF. Miguel Argumaniz SE DB Todd Davis RB LB Kim Chung RB DB Shannon Hart SE DB Henry Anders RB DB Lee Evans QB DB Clayton Evans QB DB Bobby Sutton SE DB Chris McLelland QB DB Chad Privitt SE DB Trey Hooper FB T Shane Adkins G T Tony Bradford G LB Bryan Joyner G E Mark Young C T Ray Christopher C E Steven Turpin G LB David Holbrooks T T Brett Stagner G E Kevin Murphy T T Daniel Sandoval T T Derril Teague G E Tommy Goldston SE DB James Holland SE DE Tony May TE LB RAMS THEM 08 Weatherford 18 35 Stephenville 36 19 Crowley 03 49 Joshua 28 13 Granbury 15 16 Vernon 33 00 Hirschi 21 21 Azle 14 23 Burkburnett 12 27 Graham 07 •District Gomes Dist. Rec. Season Rec. 3- 2 5-5 Head Coach Edwards Coach Thiebaud Coach Nelson Coach Bessent Coach Harben Coach Harvey Coach Parker Coach Loesch Coach King 136 Sports Rams getting prepared for the Rams got spirit! night's battle. 22 Mark Spoon, goes head-on for a Ram tackle. Sports 137 VARSITY BASKETBALL L to R: Coach Parker, Mike Brown, Brandy Hamric, Bobby Sutton, Chris Motley, Jeff Lampkin, Jeff Zuelsdorf, Brice Crippen, Tony May, Mark Flores, Ciayton Evans, Cory Stephenson. Future Larry Bird. Show No Mercy! Tony getting ready for the game. 138 Sports RAMETTES B.uk row Michelle Garcia, Robin Meason, Paige McFall, Tracy Reynolds, Laura Austin, Juli Myers, Rocci Moore, Carrie Whitehead, Cheryl Elser, Cari Schatzle, Sherae, Milton, Pat Cyphers. Front row: Coach Schatzle, and mgr. Carole Kautman. Good things come in small packages — coach Schatzle is GREAT!! Laura Austin Practice makes PERFECT! Sports 139 JUNIOR VARSITY Back row: Coach Harbin, Brian Young, Mike Phillips, Germaine Jenkins, Tim Williams, John Crawford, Chris McLelland, Bert Evans, Mark Flores, Michael Johnson, Shannon Hart, Patrick Jarmamillo, Albert Boudreau. Front row: Shane, Lee Evans, Joe Ruelas, Elonzo Higginson. 140 Sports JUNIOR VARSITY Back row: Brenda Henry, Valerie Beard, Lori Moore, Kay Dahl, Karen Lynch, Angela Carter, Carol Arneson, Lisa Coffee, and Coach Ford. Front row: Mgr. Kim Hou, Simpasong Naphaphone, Cherly Richardson, Teresa C Bell, Sheree Savage, Tami Fiero, |anet Burson, Kim Blevins, and mgr. Carole Kaufman. « Coach Laurie Ford Karen Lynch. Sports 141 FRESHMAN BOYS Back row: Terrence Smith, Rick Boudreau, Luis Andrade, David Bean, Doug Hart. Front row: Coach Loesch, Chip Norman, Millard Baker, Chris Buthcher, Kevin Blevins and )ohn Ruelas. Chip Norman, Kevin Blevins and Doug Hart. David where did the ball go? 142 Sports FRESHMAN GIRLS Back row: Brooke Carey, Kathy Wheeler, Jennifer Speiker, Mandy Mons, Windy Johnson, Tonya Sutton, Coach Myers, Stephanie Elser. Front row: Vonphanchan Naphaphone, Crista Smith, Karen Wallace, Alycia Smith, Shannon Spoon, Christina Martinez, and Elizabeth Reyes (manager). Bounce that ball!!! Hard night, Mandy? Sports 143 Jennifer get that ball in there. TENNIS 86’ L-R: Asst, coach Howell, Doug Hart, C. Crawford, S. Hart, B. Bennett, Cr. Crawford, J. McMurray, K. Blevins, Coach, Ford. Howell, J. Funderberg, C. Smith, R. Meason, R. Moore, V. Beard, S. Wheeler, J. Barnett, and Coach Ford. Front row: Michael )., Wade S., Miguel A., Kim C, Lee E. Middle row: )ermaine J„ Henry A., Bobby W., B.). F„ Rob Mun., David W. Top row: Coach Harvy, Trey H„ Kris M., Coach Bessent. Front row: Terrance S., Mike F„ Eric K„ Milliard B.( Freddy R. Middle row: Chip N„ |ason N„ Anthony H„ Robert T. Back row: Coach Harvey, and Coach Bessent. First row: Eric K„ Mike F„ Michael J. Second row: David Whitley, Kris M., Rob M. 146 Sport Coach Meyers, Theressa B. Krystina ?., Maria G., Kris M., Coach Schatle, Robin M„ Cari S„ Karen W„ Mandy M„ Laura A., Rocci M., Valerie W„ Mandy M., Laura A., Rocci M., Valerie B., and Paige M. Sports 147 Jr. Varsity: 3rd row: T. Fryer, S. Aaron 13, C. Young 14, J. Slattery 6, J. Walker 16. 2nd row: E. Huddleston 8, R. Wallace 19, L. Barham,). Shirley 4, B. Bullock 20, D. Slattery 3. 1st row: S. Owens 12, B. Evans 23, J. Ruelas 15, T. Williams 1, G. Shutz 20. Not pictured is S. Turpin, J. Franklin. Varsity Team: Coaches — S. Theibaud Assistant, P. King Head Coach. 4th row: T. Davis 4, B. Crippen 12, T. May 18, C. Evans 19,). Ruelas 19. 3rd row: D. Bullock 16, A. Candelario 2,). Lampkin 22, B.Hamric 3, M. Young 17. 2nd row: C. Stephenson 9, C. Ortiz 7, L. Evans 6, R. Boudreau 13, A. Boudreau 14. 1st row: F.Coatcher 1, B. Pierce 10, D. Rammage 11, C. McLelland 20, B. Stagner 15. 148 Sports Weight Lifting From L-R: Bryan )., Gabriel, Shane Adkins, and Tony B. Awww Poor Trey! Sports 149 From L-R: Tony B., Coach BessenI, and Shane Adkins. Sheri Addison, Rambo OUJRAGEOUSNESS 1 st row: Loretta Davis, Kim Williams. 2nd row: Laura Mullins, Jackie Driscoll, Deanna Valverde. 3rd row: Sherry Yowell, Sandra Molinaro, Kim Arneson, Shannon Plusnik, Patti Goen. Mascot Sherry Addison. Miss Baucum 150 Clubs U.S.A. Today: Center: Wendy Tate. 2nd row: Amy Price, Jaimy DeShazor, Tammy Putnam, Mary Thomas. 3rd row, center: Nika Knight. Mascot Sherry Addison. Yea Team! Jane Fonda’s workout Amy? Sports 151 Jhe lAJrancfferette 2)ance an J3UK.% earn The Wranglerettes play a starring role in our school spirit. They perform at school functions and community events. They are talented and not afraid of hard work. The drill team performs at pep rallies and football games. They occasionally perform for Junior Varsity and basketball games. The Wranglerettes also participate in the Christmas Parade and Veteran's Day Celebration. This year the team attended the Marching Auxiliaries Contest in Denton, TX, and the Blue and Gold Invitational Dance and Drill Team Competition in Tyler, TX. Eight of the girls were selected by Marching Auxiliaries to per- form in the Bluebonnet Bowl on New Year's Day at Houston. They are Kelli Bell, Sandra Nelson, Jenny Gardner, Ellen Cleveland, Angela Radford, Wendy Barnett, Laura Martel, and Amy Pewitt. Officers of the Wranglerettes are Captain Jenny Gardner, 1st Lt. Lisa Cozart, Lt. Kim Norman, Lt. Wendy Barnett, Lt. Lesli Richardson, and Lt. Anglea Radford. They are assisted by the three managers: Tabby Almond, Michelle Ortiz, and Melissa Wharton. The director is Mrs. Anita Gardner. So LIGHTS! CAMERA, ACTION! Let the show begin. Director: Mrs. Gardner .1.s,u r?w'ito rLBei!y Yfnez' Christy Ralph, Amey Houdek, Theresa Hitch, Leslie Maitlen, Amy Pewitt, Laurie Stevens, Donna White, Cynthia Plumlee, and Tammy Seigler. 2nd row, I to r: Nicole Barnett, Christa Blair, Robyn Ruble, Kim Stephens, Vanessa Daugherty, Dannette Stoner, Sharon Baum, Cindy Radford, Michelle Brooks, Lizzie Percoco, and Kelli Bell. 3rd row, I to r. Ellen Cleveland Lisa Cozart Laura Martel, Kim Norman, Sandra Nelson, Wendy Barnett, Rhonda Small, Angela Rad- tord, Stephanie Bedell, Jenny Gardner, Leslie Cozart, Lesli Richardson, and Magaret Martinez. 152 Sports Officers: Clockwise, from left: Lt. Kim Norman, Lt. Wendy Barnett, Cap- tain Jenny Gardner, Lt. Lesli Richardson, Lt. Angela Radford. Center: First Lt. Lisa Cozart. Bluebonnet Bowl Girls: Clockwise, from left: Jenny Gardner, Kelli Bell, Wendy Barnett, Sandra Nelson, Ellen Cleveland, Laura Martel, Amy Pewitt. Center: Angela Radford. r——..................l I SENIORS'87 I L_____...............j Sports 153 T-HE PRILL TEAM IS . . . JammirT Out (Mrs. G.) “Watching the Scale 154 Candids Going Places Simon Says 15S This is a twenty year old organization divided into M three classes, pre-vocational, first year, second year pre- vocational is mainly basic car care. The students learn to E change oil, air filters and etc. In first year the students learn what makes the engine run. In second year the students Cgo more in depth. It's all hands-on working. The students work on their own cars and trucks, and when they run out of their own cars Hthey work on other students and teachers cars. This is a valuable organization in which students benefit for Ben Hernandez 156 Vocational L-R: D. Teague, G. Schultz, J. Zuelsdorf, C. Privitt, L. Watson,). Poole, B. Woodring, E. Evans, D. Kincade, M. Young,). Enriguez, B. Hamric, B. Sut- ton, T. Williams, R. Bates. Bottom, l-r: ]. Dominguez, D. Fountain, T. Wethington, S. Wright, S. Reeder, L. Wilson, T. DeSchazor, M. Britton, L. Berkins, T. Jammer. Top: A. Huddelston, D. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION L to R: )oe Gomez, john Reed, Sammy Culmer, Vince Gon- zales, and Mr. Kirkpatrick. ]oe tries to give advice to Sammy about his girl troubles. This is a class that helps young men in the future. It helps them build objects that they need. We hope that this class continues for years to come and keeps helping young men in thp future. Joe Gomez is showing what he does best. Vince, ]ohn, and Mr. Kirkpatrick are building a sleigh for Santa. Vocational 157 ICT 2 Justin Dunlap, Page McFall, Billy Mar- tinez, Russell Richards, Louis Edwards, Jim Stanely 3 Billy, are you having fun writing notes? 4 What he don't know won't hurt him! 5 Mrs. Waddy 6 Mrs. Waddy, “Did you say copy the page, or copy the whole book??” Class One Officers: Justin Dunlap, Page McFall, Billy Martinez. 158 Organization Class Two Officers: Tommy Purefoy, John Layman, Clint Bench. 2 You asked me that yesterday! 3 Rita Barlow, Allen Glenn, Tony Seigler, Michael Oksa, Tommy Purfoy, John Layman, Clint Bench, Michael Bennie, Floyd Goatcher, Terry Smith, Wayne Wade. 4 Dear Diary, Today I — Hey, what are you looking at? 5 “Rita and Allen! “Are you cheating again? INDUSTRIAL CU-CP TRAINING Clubs 159 Larry Sheehan, )ay Reddel, Rex Baker, Robert Anquiano, Steve Duncan, Mark Mitchell, Brian Boetz, John Coe. Mr. Holmes is a didicated teacher, his students learn much from his ideas and guidance. The students do much work for school and the public. Derril Teagwe, John Layman, Jeff Zueisforf, Nicky Smith, David Gomez, Aldo Garza, Ronnie Davidson, Bobby Tobey, Paul Stevens. Hardworking Making parallel bars for nursing home E T A E T R A D E S 160 Vocational COORDINATED VOCATIONAL ACADEMIC EDCCATICN CVAF. students learn how to operate office machines, mainly the offset printing press, mimeograph machine, basic typewriter and calculators. The students print papers the MWISD Mrs. Shewmake and Mrs. Sears hope that all of their ex- students will get an office job after graduation. C . V. M. c. SAFETY SLOGA WE LEA2 P IT TRACTIVE I WE UVE IT 8 Ryan Deer, William Blanscet, Tony Rodriguez, Keith Burks, David Lawhorn, and Carlos Pena. Mrs. Sears and Mrs. Shewmake (Aide) (Teacher) Keith and William Tony, Carlos and Ryan Vocational 161 Office Education Association JL -1 1 Mrs. Carroll 2 Dacy Fowell,( berly mitt Sherry Yowell 3 M. Bethune, L. Coffee, S. Yowell, S. Criswell, D. Fowell, B. Mendoza, K. Hou, K. Smith, C. Sears, P. Hair, C. Stilwell, A. Booth. 162 Clubs OEA Home Economics Cooperative Education Patti Coen, Laura Coffee, Melaine Lee, Amy Jones L. Coffee, P. Goen, A. Jones, Melaine Lee, G. Bandy, V. LeWallen, M. Gonzalos, S. Meeks Jeannie Struen Mrs. McDonald Sponsor Clubs 163 Attendance Office Aids S. Reeder, P. Goen, K. Olsovsky, L. Steinerji-Crippen, C. Elser, M. Is it you ET? Oksa, C. Davis, S. Yowell, L. Hamilton, k7 SmitfvT. Jammer, Mrs. Randal, R. Mendoza. v ■—— 164 Organization 1 row: Tammy Allen, Tommy DeShazor, Mary Gonzales, Cindy Burns, Tina Masterson. 2 row: Chris Stevens, Carol Davis, Stephanie Reeder. 3 row: Donny Pimberton, Curtis Gilbert. Pres. —•' Ardina Greer, V. Tammy Allen, Sec. Treas. — Vanessa Daugherty, Hist. — Richard Mendoza. 1 row: Ardinia Greer, Dee Dee Fountain, Erica Trudell, Leslie Cozart, Vanessa Daugherty, Leo Neill. 2 row: Benita Perry, Raelene Wilkins, Loretta Davis, Lee Ann Wilson, Dawn Grey, Billy Weeks. 3 row: Misty Bethune, Kim Southern, William Eudy, Larry Grahm, Joe Merrit. Distributive Education Clubs of America are to prepare h i� iah ••Aimt and motivate people for marketing careers. DECA provides students a way to secure entry-level, mid-management, and entrepreneurial positions in marketing. Students learn that profit is a principle on which our whole economic system revolves. More than one-third of all occupations are related to marketing. More employees will be needed to buy, sell, pro- mote and distribute goods and services. Mrs. Motley Mr. Watson Vocational 165 TMf NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Instructor: Mr. Hardy Vocational Agriculture is a course designed to train its students in one of the nation's largest industries. Students participated in many after school ac- tivities and a fund raiser. Vocational Agriculture, to most students, meant learning about something that really interests all of those who participated. Many will go on to pursue a career in agriculture. Mike Wilfong “Now THAT'S flame-broiling! says Jay. Admit it, Cody, you're no Mitch Gaylord! Instructor: Mr. Price 166 Organizations Vocational Agriculture 1987 Ag. Off.: R-L: Pres. Debbie West, V.P. Sherri Addison, Sec. Brad Pierce, Treas. Jim Talbert, Rep. David Bullock, Chap. Jerry Lemons, Sent. Mike Wilfong. ivilftlcHML. WcLbd h.i-. Front, l-r: David Garrison, Keller, White, Mercer, Edison, Fryer, Wheeler, Thomas. Back row, l-r: Strenuz, Massie, Richards, Mays, McAliey, Watts, Franklin, Lewallen, Crounce, Montgomery. Front, l-r: Burson, Olsovsky, Lang, Woodr- ing. Back row: Casey, Neal, Thurston, Johnson, Rucker, Jones. Vocational Office Education Co-Ops Sponsor: Mrs. Price Pres. S. Klingensmith, V. Pres. C. Robbins, Sec. K. Laigle, Treas. C. West, Rep. S. Iordan, Soc. Chair. P. Trainham, Hist. S. Laymen, Pari. M. Bruton. Connie Robbins The Insurance Place Denise Dunn Palo Pinto General Hospital Sue Klingensmith City Library 168 Vocational Julie Moore Cullen Grimes Christie Clarke Upham Oil and Gas Angellenna Huddleston Adams Fashion Optical Michele Teames Barnett-Teams and Associates Patricia Alday Republic Bank Debbie Ballenger Furniture Gallery Monte Garrette City National Bank Deanna Howe Lamar Elementary Stephanie Pegues Moneisa Mendoza City National Bank Boyce Ditto — Library Kristen Laigle Jack Powell Ford Vocaliorul 169 Elisa Rodriguez City Library Angela Gonzales Johnson Bros. Furniture Gary Cannon Texas Abstract and Title Sherri Layman Mineral Wells Savings and Loan Chere West Mitchell's Dept. Store Phyllis Trainham Dr. Labbe's, OD Gene Lee Republic Bank Margret Kite City of M.W. Shelly Jordan Michelle Bruton Accuracy EMT. 170 Vocational 171 THE HIDDEN TALENTS of the STUDENT COUNCIL Everyone has heard about the Mineral Wells High School Student Council, but how many of us know what they really did? Very few of us knew how they got into the Stu- dent Council or what they represented. The sponsor the 86-87 school year was Mrs. Mary Evans, with president Kris Knight, vice president Sherry Addison, secretary Shelly Young, treasurer William Eudy, and parliamentarian Clayton Evans, they worked together to plan activities for the whole stu- dent body. They sponsored various assemblies, a teacher appreciation day, a spring clean-up day, and a fall festival. The Student Council was also responsible for changing the sign at the entrance to Ram Boulevard. Mrs. Evans stated, Our Student Council was made up of our school's leaders. This was very well true. These students became members through their leadership in Junior High and High School. The class officers from grade 7 to 12 were automatically elected into the Student Council. The of- ficers from all of our various clubs were also represented in the Student Council. The of- ficers were elected by the student body the previous year. Those students who wanted to be in the Student Council but did not fall into any of these categories could apply by application. Even though very few people realized it, our Student Council did many things for our school. They were the representatives for the entire student body. Although we did not hear very much about them, they had many talents. They should all be con- gratulated on a job well done during the 1986-87 school year. Kris Knight, Sherry Addison, Shelly Young, William Eudy, Clayton Evans, Freddie Rodriquez, Crista Smith, Millard Baker, Jennifer Spieker, Cari Schatzle, Lori Moore, Sim- pasong Naphaphone, Jaimy DeShazor, Lee Evans, Alice Picard, Stephanie Bedell, Jenny Gardner, Mark Young, Sherri Layman, Tina Masterson, Tommie DeShazor. Debbie West, Chere West, Tommy AllenzKlmSmlt Sue Klingensmith, Larry Walker, Bobby Woodring, Amy Nixon. Officers: Sherri Addison, Clayton Evans, Shelly Young, William Eudy, Kris Knight. A WEEKLY CHORE: Amy Nixon, Stephanie Bedell, Alice Picard. 172 Clubs THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB I. Austin. $ Hart. K. Stephen. I Mullins, S Chung, K Blevms. C Schat- de. V Beard. A Maddux. A Picard, K. Dahl. S Naphaphone, M Smith, M Holme� S Wyben, I Singh. T Holme� . N. Knight. A Martin, S. Molmaru. I Martel | Iordan. A Nixon, T. Evan� , S Adkins, T Robichaux, P lohnson. T Griffin, M Argumanez, P Williams, f Stanfill, R Alexander. S Clary. A Carter, C. Whipple, C. Butcher. L Co art. M Candelerw� . C Me fall, I Cleveland. R Houdek. S Bedell. I looke. B Davn A Saniibane , | Santibane . B Cameron, S I ipp e. C Banner. B Sutton. D Greer. R Davidson. D Orti . C Orti , C Mclelland. B BaHrngpf, A Kwfwell. D Taylor, f Andrade. | Sealtery. W. Starr. M Houseman. T Shu. B Denton. M farnette, A. Drew. M Bubenn. R farteau. P Khoun. D Moore. T. Hooper, 8 Brooks. D Bullock. B Ralph A Pewitt. R Sanchez. K Chung. I Wyss, S Wheeler. D. Valve de. T. Newman. I Evans, |. Kiser. B Crounce. K Williams, D. Sandival D Bush, | Slattery. H. Anders, T. Alvarado. Laura Austin, Tracy Crawford, Ardina Greer, Elizabeth Andrade, Trey Evans: Officers. Kathy Smith Gloria Rehm, Sponsors Shannon Hart, Trey Hooper Clubs 173 WE SERVE KEY CLUB COMMUNITY SCHOOL S. Addison, S. Adkins, T. Allen, D. Ballenger, ]. Barnes, N. Barnett, W. Barnett, K. Bass, S. Baum, S. Bedell, P. Blackwell, C. Blair, K. Blevins, J. Blue, M. Bruton, R. Bryan, D. Bullock, D. Bush, C. Butcher, M. Buthcer, L. Bynum, M. Candelario, B. Carey, Robert Carricker, A. Carter, E. Cleveland, L. Cozart, L. Cozart, J. Crawford, P. Cyphers, L. Davis, S. Ethridge, J. Deshazor, T. Evans, M. Galvez-Caop, T. Griffin, C. Hart, S. Hart, M. Hausman, C. Hendrick, M. Hitch, T. Hitch, T. Hooper, G. )enkins, P. Johnson, J. Key, B. King, S. Klingensmith, K. Knight, N. Knight, K. Laigle, L. Ledbetter, S. Maddux, L. Maitlen, L. Martel, T. Masterson, C. McLelland, J. McMurry, J. Meyer, S. Milton, S. Molinaro, J. Moore, J. Moore, L. Moore, R. PRES. D. BUSH, V. PRES. K. KNIGHT, LIT. GOVERNOR E. CLEVELAND, TREAS. A. PICARD, SEC. A. PEWITT, PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN K. WILLIAMS. Moore, T. Moore, C. Motley, L. Mullins, L. Myers, S. Nelson, A. Nixon, C. Ortega, A. Otts, B. Pennartz, A. Pewitt, C. Plumlee, A. Picard, B. Pierce, T. Putnam, J. Ramos, A. Reed. C. Richardson, L. Richardson, C. Rob- bins, T. Roe, R. Ru- ble,J. Ruelas, L. Schmidt, T. Shue, L. Singh, C. Smith, J. Speaker, E. Stanfill, W. Starr, K. Stephen, C. Stephenson, L. Stevens, D. Stoner, B. J. Swirczynski. W. Tate, M. Teames, M. Thomas, P. Trainham, S. Turpin, D. Valverde, P. Weils, D. West, L. Wharton, K. Williams, C. Wilson, L. Wilson, B. Yanez. 174 Clubs Phew! Kim says Clubs 175 Ft. row: L. Stevens, Phonpagaun, C. Bohannon, C. Ralph, Amy Houdek, Laura, Smit, C. Plumlee, L. Leadbetter, N. Barnett, L. Meyers, M. Monds, A. Schafter, T. Houston, J. Blue, M. Mons, K. Addison, Angela Maddux, J. Fryer, S. Garland, K. Blevins, W. Warren. Sponsors: Henry and Gardner L to R: J. Burns,). Funderburg, J. Wyss, P. Hearn, S. Hart, K. Knight, T. Shu, M. Garcia, C. Hart, S. Molinaro, K. Williams, T. Griffin, A. Picard, R. Hart, L. Owen, L. Sign, Holly Hamilton, E. Trudel, C. Ortega, M. Candelario. Sponsor: Coach Schatzle 176 Clubs Clubs 177 00 0 1 2 N X 5' 9 « L. Aker, C. Burns, L. Bynum, B. Cottrill, M. Cottrill, K. Craig, B. Crip- pen, T. Cullmer, E. Davis, J. Driscoll, M. Durant, S. Eidson, M. Garcia C. Gilbert, M. Gomez, D. Gray, T. Hafer, L. Hamilton, Rhonda Hart, M. Hitch, A. Jones, T. Lack, S. Layman, A. Maddox, L. Malone, S. Meeks FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA Sponsors: Kathy Haney, Carey Starke K. Lynn Moss, M. fOksa, K. Olsovsky, K. Patterson, T S. Sargent, A. Stewart, B. Sutton ). Webb, T. Wethington, K. Pendergrass, P. Presley, I. Malls, ). Ramos, K. Reynolds, E. Sponsor: Sherie Bawcom white, S. White, M. Young, L. Coffee, B. Henry, Sponsor, Kathy Rodriquez Haney Future Teachers of America Sponsor: Mrs. Bruner Yvette Lyons Pres. Sue Klingensmith, Vice Pres. Connie Robbins, Sec. Mary Hitch, Treas. Tina Masterson D. Ahlefeld, S. Archer, J. Baeza, R. Barlow, K. Bass, R. Bates, K. Bell, L. Berkins P. Blackwell, T. Bradford, T. Crawford, B. Crippen, P. Cyphers, C. Davis, L. Davis, J. Discoll,). Dunlap, L. Edwards, M. Garcia, A. Garza, C. Gilbert, D. Gomez, M. Gonzales, R. Hart, B. Hernandez, M. Hitch, M. Holmes, D. Howe, A. Huddleston, L. Hackson, M. (ones, H. Hordan, S. Klingensmith, K. Knight, J. Lampkin, V. Lewallen, V. Luna, R. Lyles, Y. Lyons, T. McDonald, T. McLauthlin, T. Masterson, T. May, B. Mendoza, R. Mendoza, K. Mons, K. Moss, L. Motley, K. Murphy, L. Neill, C. Ortiz, S. Pegues, B. Peterson, R. Polston, T. Purefoy, R. Qualls, I. Ramos, J. Ramos, G. Raymond, B. Reeder, C. Robbins, M. Roberson, J. Smits, B. Stagner, D. Sutton, J. Talbert, E. Trudel, D. Valverde, A. White, K. Williams, B. 179 Woodring, S. Wright, M. Yingst, M. Young, S. Yowell. Angela White, Christi Banner, Kim Stephen, Lisa Owens April Drew, Donna White, Betty Yanze, Sharon Criswell, Lisa Acker Michelle Farnett, Angie Creed, Melaine Lee and Teresa Holmes Teresa Holmes Z-Club is a branch of the Zonta Club. It is an all girl High School Club. The girls have spent a busy year donating money to the United Way, to the library and to the More Toys program. They wrapped presents and delivered toys for the More Toys program and worked with the Tour of Homes at Christmas time. The girls' sponsor is Sarah Patterson. Historian Angela White, Vice president Christi Banner, Secretary Kim Stephen, President Kim Southern and Treasurer Sherry Fagan. 180 Clubs Boys' Boys! Boys! I don't want my picture taken! Watch out Chris, you are entering the twilight zone'. Chow Time. I thought the only monkeys was m the zoo. Girls' Girls' Girls! Candids 181 CHEMISTRY M. Smith, R. West, B. Ballenger, R. Houdek, M. Nix, S. Klingensmith, K. Jones, S. Plusnick, J. Caldwell, A. Carter, K. Knight, S. Nelson, T. Al- mond, C. Wilson, P. Johnson, S. Criswell, A. Martin, B. J. Swirczynski, T. Hooper, N. Knight, W. Starr, M. Hausman, M. Brooks, S. Holmes, A. Greer, C. Banner, A. Drew, S. Fagan, T. Wethington, A. Nixon, and B. Ralph. Chris Motley... the next Einstein. Laura Austin ... My Science Project This year's chemistry club had thirty-three members. The of- ficers for this year were: President: Mika Knight, Vice- President: April Drew, Secretary: Ardina Greer, Student Coun- cil Representative: Randall Polston. 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You've heard a lot about the need to conserve electricity and all forms of energy Not only does conservation help save our nation's precious energy resources, it helps you and your family save money since the cost of energy is a big chunk out of most families budgets You can help your family by doing your part make sure you close doors and windows when the heating or air conditioning unit is on. don't graze when you raid the refrigerator — know what you want before you open the door, hot water takes energy — try a shorter shower, and make sure the television or stereo is off when you’re through with it Work with your family to save energy now you'll help make sure there will be enough for everyone when you start a family of your own l i XAS AVER Sc LIGH I C )MPANY A tax-paying, investor-owned electric utility Bozo and Spunky's 2010 S.E. 1st St. 325-8931 MINERAL WELLS SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION GOOD LUCK Seniors 1987 101 S.E. 1st Avenue Mineral Wells, Texas 325-3306 Ads 227 SCHNEIDER-SHEWMAKE INSURANCE AGENCY Cox Florist 906 E. 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We construct steel warehouses and hay barns to meet your every needs. MclNROE CONST. 325-4941U Free. Estimates Rt. 3., Box 286 ★Custom Tractor Services, Grading, Mowing ★Fencing, All Types, Including Privacy ★Carports, Patios, Awnings ★Concrete Work, Slabs, Curbs, Walks ★Apartment and Housing Rentals Come out the Old Millsap Highway, one mile Southeast of Mineral Wells on the left. MY CREED I do not choose to be a common man. It is my right to be uncommon. I seek opportunity to develop whatever talents God gave me — not security. I do not wish to be a kept citizen, humbled and dulled by hav- ing the state look after me. I want to take the calculated risk; to dream and to build, to fail and to succeed. I refuse to barter incentive for a dole. I prefer the challenges of life to the guaranteed existence; the thrill of fulfillment to the stale calm of utopia. I will not trade freedom for beneficence nor my dignity for a handout. I will never cower before any earthly master nor bend to any threat. It is my heritage to stand erect, proud and unafraid; to think and act mvself, enjoy the benefit of my creation and to face the world, boldly and say — this, with God's help I have done. All this is what it means to be an American. Ads 231 Head of the Class Kate and Allie THE ADDAMS FAMILY: GRANDMAMA GOMEZ, MORTISHA, LURCH, AND COUSIN OPHELIA Gimme A Break Remington Steele 5 ISJd 232 Candids Growing Pains Hail to the Chief Moonlighting The Brady Bunch Tyler Says “Twenty-One is not Enough' Family Ties Whiz Kids Airwolf Candid 233 2 34 Closing Closing 235 Holly and Shannon Mannequins ? Todd can you tell us where the head is? 236 Closing I The Last Waltz Well Kids, Thdt Shakespeare fellow once said some spiel about, All the world being a stage and the people only players. I guess there's a grain or two of truth in that, but I prefer to think of the world as the biggest movie set, filming the greatest story ever told. It's a major pro- duction with a cast of billions, each playing his part as best he can. Some roles are juicier than others, but we all get equal billing. Everyday brings a new scene, every year a new reel. Some of us are in the first reels of High School, for others, this is the last picture show. But before you drag out the kleenex, this is no tear jerker. This is a real epic we're making here. The sort of thing Cecil B. DeMille used to dream of, or George Lucas or that Spielberg guy for that matter. This movie, Life, is as big and grand as you and me and that Great Director in the Sky want to make it. But be careful kids, cuz' there ain't no sequels. All we can do is say our lines, take our falls (you do your own stunts on this flick), and try to get along with the other characters. You have to be careful not to get caught up in too many subplots; one false move and you're written out of the script for good. Romance, intrique, excitement, it's all here. 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