Monterey High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Adams — Cagle Adams. Miles Allen. Douglas Alvarez. Annette Anderson. Dana Anderson. Teddy Aronin. Jeff Ayoub.Tanya Baker. Greg Balch. Greg Baldree. Yulanda Barber. Monica Barber. Stacy Barnes. Tina Barrett. Michael Baxter. Vicki Beadles. Wayne Beard. D'Anne Beaver. Charla Beer. Cindy Bennett. Paul Class of '85 Bentley. Bret Bentley. Jake Berry. Kathy Berry. Kelly Bertrand. Blake Blackburn. Michele Blackwell. Curry Blankenship. Michael Bloom. Carolyn Bly, Mike 28 JUNIORS

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Weiner. Robert Wetzel. Toby Wheeler. Sandra White. James White. Laurie Whiteside. Kevin Williams. Chris Williams. Dina Williams. Melissa Williams. Natalie Williford. Sharon Willis. Keven Wilsford. Dan Wood. Marice Woodbury. Scott Thank you Dances and sales are just a few of the fundraisers which the seniors par- ticipate in to raise money for the senior gift. At the end of the first semester seniors had collected $1900 in the senior gift account. First we must pay for senior ban- quets and senior kid day expenses, but usually ticket sales pay for most of it. The Plainsman on the smokestack was the gift of the Class of '83. explained Juliana Barr, committee chairperson. Serving with Juliana and Gary Rosen. Mark Phillips. Todd Greer. Becky Randles and Melanie Treadaway. The class chose to erect a granite monument in front of the school highlighted by flood lights. ★ SENIORS 27

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Bolin. Janisa Bone. Brian Bowers. Paige Boyd. Becky Bradley. Hershell Bradley. Julie Brewer. Stan Bridges. Paula Brown. Marlenea Bruedigam. Jana Brumfield. Lisa Bunt. Lesley Bunting. Lindy Burgess. Buffy Burns. David Burton. LaHonda Button. Sherman Butts. Debbie Cadou. Lucy Cagle. Michael New sponsors in charge With the coming of a new school year came a few changes within the school itself, among them the initiation of new class sponsors — Mrs. Myrna Parsons and Mr. Bill Armstrong. Together they worked hard to make the year a success and a truly memorable one for all involved. Their biggest task was that of making the prom go over with as few problems as possible, which they certainly ac- Otticers: Albert Hernandez, vice-president; Julie Peterson, historian: Renea TimoK. treasurer; Shelley Van Natter, secretary; Eddie Sikes, president; Mr. Bill Armstrong and Mrs. Myrna Parsons, sponsors. complished. Mrs. Parsons found that keeping up with the junior class council crew was an experience in itself; however, her efforts didn't go com- pletely unnoticed. She was always on top of things ready to step in whenever needed.” class president Eddie Sikes said. Junior David Burns echoed those thoughts with Mrs. Parsons is a wonderful teacher and person . . . she really cares about the students. Everything she does runs smooth like clockwork because of good planning. ★ JUNIORS 29