Monterey High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Dodson — Hagood Dodson. Celeste Dodson. Tina Draper. Brad Duhan. Christopher Duncan. Becky Duncan. Gail Dunn.Tonya Edmunds. Edwin Edwards. Gary Edwards. Phil Elliott. Todd Endsley. Tina Erculiam, Mike Eslick. Barry Etheredge. Karen Evans. Rachel Falbo. Leah Farr. Paul Flores. Randy Ford. Jana Foster. Greg Fowler. Suzi Franco. Rosemary Franklin. Gail Freeman. Lisa Furrer. Beat Garlock. Chris Garrett. Todd Garrett. Karen Garza. David 1 16 SENIORS I

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First early ceremony For the first time early graduates could no longer participate in any senior activities — kid day. senior ban- quet. prom — after graduating in January, according to a school board ruling in early '83. The board relented and honored the early grads with a ceremony January 26. Missing all the senior activities was okay for Robb Dennis because Monterey didn’t offer the classes he wanted for his profession, and he enrolled for the spring semester at Texas Tech. Early graduation is okay for a few students; yet a majority of the students going on to college need the extra semester of math and English to better prepare themselves. Mrs. Ann Linguist, senior counselor said. Monterey hosted the early grads from all the USD high school because more. 37. were graduating early here. ★ Principal Waylon Carroll congratulates Kim Davies as she receives her diploma in January. Davidson. DeeDee Davies. Steve Davis. Debra Davis. Kimberly Delafosse. Nathalie DeLavan. Eddie Dennis. Robb Devitt. Shonette Dietrich. Kelly Dietz. Tim Dillard. Karla Dillon. Sheri Dixon. Cara Dixon. Dana Dodge. John SENIORS 15

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o-judges John Sarchet and Holly Warnick reside over a mock trial as Buddy Tidwell ceps time. Waiting for In Mr. Joe Martinez’s government classes, students got a firsthand view of a courtroom by holding an actual mock trial. Students chose their roles, were divided up into teams, argued their case and then waited for a verdict from the judges selected by the class. Honor government classes argued over a bent frame to a 1978 Camaro. and regular government classes argued over a car wreck involving a verdict drunk driver. I learned a lot about how rules and procedures are carried out. and it gave me a firsthand view of an actual trial. Greg Foster said. Mock trials give the students a chance to actually participate and to see how a court is run. It also gives students a better understanding and appreciation of the American judical system. Mr. Martinez said. ★ Garza. Diana Gay. Shane German. Paul Gilbert. Craig Gilbert. Garvin Gilbreth. Fred Gilchrist. Deborah Gonzales. Tom Gillean. Kobey Gormley. Kalee Gradel. Diane Gray. Brad Green. Missy Greer. Todd Greene. Martina Greene. Melody Griffith. Jeff Grist. Joe Gustafson. Jeff Hagood. David SENIORS 17