North Side High School - Lasso Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1984 volume:

I n:a , r — W c T£e C CL650 j( of Jlemotfiet Clara. £}x FPUXsttt jfoqtl15i(fe fyglt 5cJwoC 1111 MftyinCef 'ffrfjk rWofjifij Tcxci$ “I Am Proud to Be a Northsider” Pete Campbell and We Believed In Him. Roy Pete Campbell 1920-1983 The 1984 Lasso Is Dedicated to the Memory of Coach Pete Campbell nshs From Traditions and Values Born Long Ago, North Side Students Continue to Grow. 5 Our Symbol Is the North Side Steer, Our Colors, Maroon and White. Joined Together, They Become a Guiding Force and Light. 8 Friendships Made at North Side Stay, While Others Tend to Fade Away. North Siders Elect Kim Parr Homecoming Queen Homecoming Princess Tammy Johnson, escort Don Johnson, Homecoming Queen Kirn Parr, escort Kevin Parr, Homecoming Princess Lydia Paredes, escort Benigno Paredes Senior Football Players Escort Homecoming Royalty Kevin Thompson, Lydia Paredes, Robert Newell, Duane Woods, Tammey Johnson, Morgan Rachall, Joe Walker, Kim Parr, Garland Huckaby 1983 Homecoming Nominees Armandina Zambrano, Nellie Lucano, Lydia Paredes, Melissa Adams, Kim Parr, Gloria Paredes, Tammy Johnson, Kai Lewin, Nely Castro, Esperanza Gallegos. 1983 Senior Ushers And Escorts Row 1 — Duane Woods, Kevin Thompson, Darren Taylor, Ronnie Mills, Anthony Williams, John Davis, Dale Howard, Joe Walker, Garland Huckaby, Keenen Newton, Robert Newell Row 2 — Gilbert Mendez, Robert Rodriguez, David Richardson, Zeke Guerrero, Morgan Rachall North Side Teachers are a Breed Apart. They Guide With Their Wisdom and Also Their Heart. 12 13 Though We Are All Different, We Are All Just the Same Because We Are a Family Carrying North Side’s Name. 14 Some Schools Are Larger and Grander, It’s True — But, We’ll Take THE SCHOOL ON THE HILL, Thank You! 16 I x CaitL � W my rut caihtr 'Wr or A 1 V t 0Z H 'ipy' :£- i £ « C,a 1 JN 1 — V ' St- - LG f 2 e f PGur s 1 1 Ct NineteenEightyFour The 1983-1984 Senior Class Officers Row 1: Kevin Thompson (President), Joe Walker (Secretary), Row 2: Charles Bell (Vice-President), Gloria Paredes (Treasurer), Kim Parr (Activity Chairman). Senior Class Motto Carrying the spirit of North Side with us, we, the seniors of 1984, step into the future, knowing that to succeed we must meet life’s challenges with determination. 18 Senior Favorites Garland Huckaby — Beverly Session 19 Senior Favorites Runners-Up Jonathan Mata, Leticia Aguirre, David Flores, Gloria Paredes 20 rtrJBi. i Melissa Adams Felicia Adamson Jesse Aguirre Leticia Aguirre Terri Alvarado John Anderson Samantha Andrews Mitch Arizpe Martin Avila 21 Joel Ayon Kelly Ballard Carl Battie Royce Baker Charles Bell Rodney Biddle Judy Bode Paula Bowling ■HtBiK. itW Norma Bass 22 Yolanda Castaneda Nely Castro Sylvia Cepeda Dawn Dalby Francisco Cervantes Nathan Comley 23 Karen Davis Maria Deleon Sheila Derry Julie Dickerson Karen Embers Marta Esparza Vickie Fennell Soledad Espinoza 24 Jerry Fletcher David Flores Melissa Flores Edward Franklin Cynthia Frausto Esperanza Gallegos Beckie Garcia Raquel Garcia Recab Garcia 25 Susie Garcia Rosie Gonzales Irma Gutierrez Chris Garner Esiquio Guerrero Odilia Gutierrez Gregory Gonzales Edward Gutierrez Rodney Harris 26 Theresa Haynes Cindy Herrera Robin Hill Dale Howard Garland Huckaby Lisa Hurtt Eugene Johnson 27 Tammy Johnson Consuelo Leal Latondalan Lester Kai Lewin Martha Lopez Nellie Lucano Dionicia Lugo Reuben Magallon Julie Martinez 28 Jonathan Mata f Teresa Martinez Mariza Martinez Gilbert Mendez Letecia Mercado Anthony Miller Donald Mills Ronnie Mills Iris Miller 29 David Nabarrete Ida Morales Sonya Moore Robert Newell Keenan Newton Penny Orona Sharon Pair Gloria Paredes Lydia Paredes Kim Parr Leticia Patterson Donna Patterson Morgan Rachall Delores Raga German Ramirez Jaime Ramos Samuel Ramos Dale Ramsey 31 Miguel Reyes Maria Reyna Angie Rhodes Jesse Rivas Thomas Roden Gustavo Rodriguez David Richardson Adela Rodriguez Enrigue Rodriguez 32 Robert Rodriguez Richard Sexton Hector Soto Raul Sanchez Angela Simpson Billy Spriggins Carla Smith Yvonne Stewart 33 Kevin Thompson Rosa Tovar Darren Taylor Manuel Tovar Berta Taylor Moises Toledo Sonia Tovar Tommy Turner Jesse Vasquez 34 Jimmy Ward Jesse Wilkins Anthony Williams Derek Williams Jill Wilkins Misty Williams Paula Wilson Duane Woods 35 Armendina Zambrano Chris Gomez Haven’t We Seen These Faces Before? They Must Be the Class of “84”! 36 38 39 40 41 42 Class of 1985 Officers: Anna Castillo — President Monica Garcia — Vice-President Gina Perez — Secretary Brenda Gutierrez — Treasurer Joyce Reed — Activities Ronald Spratt — Officer-At-Large 43 44 Junior Favorites Joe Pena — Wynell Martin Junior Favorites Runners-Up Brent Roden, Monica Garcia, Ronald Spratt, Anna Castillo 45 Reynaldo Christina Jaime Albert Tony Acevedo Aguillon Aguillon Alegria Alegria David Ceilia Stephanie Selina Barbara Almaguer Alvarado Ayala Barrera Brown Angela Castillo Anna Castillo Barbara Castro Javier Castro Lilliana Cedillo Enrique Melissa Mary Laura Cheryl Cervantes Clark Cortez Couch Creamer Carlos Monica Eugene Kim Edna Cruz DiOrio Elizondo Farmer Faz Jimmy Janie John Anthony Ricardo Felan Flores Flores Francis Frias 46 Martin Garcia Yvonne Jesse Carcia David Galindo Gandarilla Garcia Garcia Monica Garcia Kevin Grady Merisa Guerrero Angela Gutierrez Brenda Gutierrez Irene Gutierrez Juan Gutierrez Reginald Harris Robert Headroe Roberto Gutierrez Auburn Hendry Calvin Paul Ham Hamons Michel Hermalinda Brenda Hernandez James Jones Nelson Brenda Brian Ricky Kellum Kennerd Knight Lerma 47 Antonia Linarez Andrew Marquez Louis Mejia ladislalo Navarro Gina Perez Wynell Martin Rosario Martinez Juan Mata Jimmy German Ruben Puente Ramirez Ramirez Robert Maldonado Toni Medellin Joe Pena Joyce Reed Louis Palaciss Carlos Joey Lopez Lopez Latricia McMorris Steve Mendez Paul Miller Oscar Molina Byron Thomas Neal Nichols Angelyn Murphy Jeff Oldham Richard Palacios Mary Donna Patterson Pemberton 48 Mary Revilla Carmen Reyes Elizabeth Reyes Rosalinda Reyes Jesus Reyther Deborah Brent Robledo Roden Fidendo Rodriguez Sergio Rivera Lourdes Rivera Maria Sean Missi Sergio Ronald Saldana Sexton Snyder Soto Spratt Shurone Gary Charline Carlol Diane Talley Taylor Terrell Troxel Valle Alida Miguel Donny Sean David Vasquez Vela Vess Walker Ward Genell Cynthia Nannetta Vickie Sonya Washington Wilbanks Williams Wilson Zacarias 49 50 Class of 1986 Class Officers: Anthony Foster — vice president Vangie Castillo — treasurer Daffrin Walker — secretary Andrea Espinoza — president 51 Sophomore Favorites Mark Rosas — Daffrin Walker Sophomore Favorites Runners-Up Joe Walker, Vangie Castillo, Rudy Paredes, Carmen Rodriguez 53 Antonio Victor Robert Michael Sergio Aceves Aceves Adams Aguilar Aguilera Frances Robert Martina Charles Sandy Calvert Cantrell Cardenas Carpenter Carrezales Liliana Aguilloni Richard Anguiano Elizabeth Aguirre Angela Arrellano Larry Atkinson George Badillo Mike Jose Betsy Badillo Barrera Benavidez Anthony Bundage Elsa Aguillar Manuel Alvarado Freddy Alvarez Denisha Aubrey Manuel Berzoza Betty Biddle Starling Braziel Michael Brown Cesar Alcanter Roland Booker 54 Melissa Clark Carl Coleman Eric Childress Leonard Cisnerss Salvador Chavez James Jacky Crockett Davis Dean John Ramon DeLeon Dobbs Duran Andrea Espinoza Louis Espinoza Martina Espinoza Adelina Estrada Angle Estrada Carol Flores Mark Favors Melinda Felan Vangie Arnel Estrada Evangelista Leticia Anthony Rebecca Thomas Alice Flores Foster Franklin Franz Garcia Johnny Jack Yolanda Adolfo Juan Class Gomez Gomez Gonzales Gonzales Alma Garcia Antonio Garcia Fidel Garcia Julio Garcia Barbara Gibson Ricardo Gonzales Tammy Gooden Melissa Tyrone Goodwin Grant Estella Gutierrez Narcedalia Guzman Angie Harris Joe Harrison Frank Hernandez Lupita Herrera Cindy Hill Sam Jackson Edward Holguin Shawn Jackson Rosalva Holgvin Marco Jimenez Mark Hopkins Patrick Johnson La Faye Ivey Deanna Lewin 56 Carlos Jimmy Jaime Annette Eleno Lobo Lollar Longoria Lopez Marquez Christine Frankie Lorretta Louis Michael Martinez Maldondo McMorris Mejia Menchaca Ruel Menton Fernando Mercado Marcos Meyer Pamela Milton Diana Mirelez Tricia Kimberly Mandel Dahlia Eulalio Nelson Newton Ocanas Ochoa Ornelas Tomas Pena Jesse Oropeza Kimberly Owens Rodolfo Paredes 57 Rocky Rangel Elizabeth Rivera Minerva Rivera Sarita Rios Simon Rivera Mark Eloysa Jesse Noe Mario Rosas Salinas Sanchez Sandoval Saucedo Cecila Puente Elias Quintana Andrea Ramirez Irma Ramirez Ricardo Ramirez Maria Rodriguez Maribel Rodriguez Maricela Rodriguez Patricia Rodriguez Paula Rodriguez Raquel Rongiullo Gilbert Rodriguez Enrique Rodriguez Samuel Steve Rodriguez Rodriguez Jeannie Rogers Lisa Rogers Sharon Robertson Ronaldo Robledo Carmen Rodriguez 58 Bennie Donna Sherman Shope Buba Stephanie Sims Simpson Eric Thelma Jacky Juan Wilson Woods Wright Zarate Teresa Schell ft Nina Diane Patrick Deneen Wanda Smith Snyder Spears Steele Thun Joe Chris Walker Washington Lisa Whittley Cheryl Wilbanks Juanita Tobias Minnie Taylor Charlotte Vaughn Juanita Edward Veliz Vidales Teresa Whittley Alma Ortega Maribel Villarreal Daffrin Walker Rusty Trower 59 Freshman Class Officers President: Ernie Armenda Vice President: Susie Olmos Secretary: Alicia Rios Treasurer: Monica Smith Freshman Favorites Ernie Armenda — Celia Reyna 61 Freshman Favorites Runners-Up Joe Jackson, Susie Olmos, Lenzo Tucker, Anna Woods Paul Norma Edwardo Ramon Elizabeth Acosta Agiiero Alamilla Alamillo Albizo Irene Ernie Yvonne Victoria Tim Almaguer Armenda Arredondo Arriaga Atkinson Edward Johnny Marco Robin Sammy Badillo Baltierra Barnes Barron Barron Jody Belinda Irma Frank Crystal Barrow Benavidez Berlanda Bernal Berry Eddy Steven Jonathan Lori Rachel Boche Bradley Brown Brown Calderon Julie Raymond Hugo Luis Armando Calvillo Campbell Carbajal Casillar Casillas 63 Isqura Monica Valentin Sergio Noel Castaneda Castillo Castorena Castro Cervantes Debra Willie Manuel Sandra Arthur Chandler Chavez Chavez Chavez Chazarreta Clara Christin Nancy Tammy Merrilyn Chazarreta Clark Clark Clark Contrera Maria Albertina John Rosario Miguel Cortez Cruise Davila Deleon Diaz Pete Corey Rene Kenneth Merari Diaz Dugger Duke Eaton Escalante Frank Danny Steve Irma Tamara Espinoza Estrada Ewing Faz Fisher 64 Teresa Michael Fitzgerald Flores e Steven Flores D'Shon Foster Elizabeth Frias Laura Garcia Marcia Gardea Garande Garz Russell Gebhadt Maria Gonzales Enedina Gonzalez Melissa Gonzales Yolanda Gonzales Daniel Gonzalez Juan P. Gonzalez Samantha Monica Herrera Hobbs Marcus Haynes V Martin Hernandez Felicia Herrera Jesse Herrera 65 Tonya Michael Jackson Jacobs Martha Holguin Monty Jackson Don Johnson James Jones Mike Lagunas Jeff Lindsey Gina Long Juan Lopez Paul Losa Teresa Magallon Susan Keen Maricruz Mata Andrea Lavood Gloria Jesus Mayes McDonald McGill Medina Peter Menchaca Arnulfo Mendez Jesse Meraz Tony Melendez 66 Elizabeth Miller Laura Murillo Susie Olmos Elda Palomino Kevin Milton Steven Murphy Henry Ortiz Elizabeth Pena Bobby Moore Martha NeLeon Alma Ozuna Rublin Pena Fernando Moya Felicia Nevels Mark Padillo I ft Margarita Perales r . o)li •y.1 —rr Adriana Munoz Becky Ochoa Eddie Paige Yamila Perez Jennie Ramirez Andres Ramos Anna Rangel Laurie Reed Victor Resendiz 67 Lidia Celia Alicia Isabel Paula Reyes Reyna Rios Rios Rios Mohammed Anna Christie Patricia Paul Risheg Rivera Rivera Rivera Rivera Ricky Anthony Cynthia Javier Juan Robledo Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Robert Bertha Araceli Chriselda Juan Rodriguez Rollins Salas Sanchez Sanchez Bobby Chuck Monica Jerry Cindy Session Sexton Smith Solmon Soto Margarita Patricia Racquel Guill Daniel Soto Soto Spears Suarez Talbot 68 John Torres Rachel Tobin Martha Tobias Demeta Terrell Yolanda Tarin Arthur Connie Lenzo Tarrez Trevino Tucker Sammie Turner Rachel Valle James Lorrie Michael Vasquez Vaughn Villareal Theresa Votaw Karen Waik«r Jim Ed Millicent Whitchurch Wilson Sandra Washington Kenneth Washington Dorice Warren Rhonda Anna Wood Woods Lola Jaime Wynn Zumarippa 69 Student Council 1st row: Mr. Wise, Y. Tarin, M. Tobias, C. Herrerra, L. Aguirre, N. Castro, A. Munoz, M. Contreras 2nd Row: S. Gutierrez, M. Hobbs, D. Onio, J. Reed, M. Garcia, G. Perez, D. Holford, F. Merrado. Show Choir 1st row: Y. Tarin, V. Enriguez, J. Moreno, E. Wilson, B. .odes, C. Gross, J. Weyard. 2nd row: M. Contreras, T. Woods, N. Williams, V. Ferrell, M. Smith 3rd row: M. Taylor, E. Mildew, S. Derry, E. ' ' Rodriguez, N. Cepada 4th row: R. Lamb, E. Marquez, A. Francis, T. Neal, R. Wood, L. Lester Saitas North Side’s National Honor Society Recognizes Academic Achievement In Its Membership. Nely Castro President Gloria Paredes Vice-President Melissa Adams Secretary Francisco Cervantes Treasurer 72 Debbie Boyd Melissa Clark Lydia Paredes Parliamentarian Robert Esparza David Flores Deb Holford Kai Lewin Rosalinda Reyes Kevin Thompson Nellie Lucano Kenneth Polito — Sponsor Sponsored by Avila’s Pharmacy 73 Row 1: J. Lollar, C. Rodriguez, J. Rios, C. Mosley, L. Rivera, R. Martinez, F. Calvert, T. Whittley, J. 74 Wilkins. Row 2: N. Almador, A. Gutierrez, C. Hill, A. Harris, M. Villareal Math Jets H. T. Wise, Ricardo Garcia, Kai Lewin, Marcos Barnes and Lydia Grajeda Child Development Journalism Row 1: Brenda Hernandez, Cheryl Kramer, Nellie Lucano, Sharon Pair, Norma Bass, Mrs. Jackson (sponsor). Row 2: Carol Troxel, Raul Sanchez. David Nabarette, Jimmy Ward, Gregory Gonzalez, Dionicia Luso. Row 3: Cynthia Frausto, Teresa Martinez, Angela Simpson, Angie Stewart, Sergio Soto, Nathan Comley, Rodney Biddle, Louis Brooks. Row 4: Carl Battie, Billie Spriggins, John Davis, Lotandala Lester, Genell Washington, Beverly Session. Sponsored by Hill’s Grocery 75 I.C.T. Row 1: Maria DeLeon, Kelton Carpenter, Donna Pemperton, Sergio Rivera Row 2: Mr. Olson, Joe Lopez, Mitch Arizpe, Kim Farmer, John Anderson Row 3: Cletus Ralls, Demetrio Marquez, Arnold Aguirre, Tommy Turner F.H.A. Back Row 1: C. Puente, L. Brooks, A. Rangel, B. Taylor, M. Villereal, B. Jansen, Front Row: J. Lollar, 76 P. Rivera Stage Crew Row 1: Demetrio Marquez, John Anderson, Mitch Arizpe, David Garcia Row 2: Jimmy Felan, Deb Holford, Mrs. Arseneau, Andrea Hicks, Rodney Harris, Donny Vess Auditorium Mural is Stage Crew Handiwork. Sponsored by Rosen Heights Baptist Church 77 R.O.T.C. 1st Row: J. Davila, J. Rumsty, M. Contreras, S. Carrizales, C. Aguillon, R. Campbell, H. Carbajal, B. Moore. 2nd Row: A. Alegria, J. Puente, J. Pena, C. Ham, Seg. Leonardi, J. Delgado, S. Ewing, K. Wilborn R.O.T.C. 1st Row: C. Flores, R. Spears, A. Parsons, C. Alegria, C. Pair, 2nd Row: A. Marquez, J. Jones, T. 78 Alegria, J. Felan, J. Whitchurch 3rd Row: G. Aguillon, J. Uribe, Sgt. Leonardi, C. Dugger, R. Acevedo, R. Martin, F. Hernandez Spirit Team row 1 — Nell Williams, Brenda Kennard, Angie Arredondo, Samantha Herrera, Christine Alegria, Deana Lewin Row 2 — Beckie Miller, Andre Mayes, Cynthia Wilbanks, Angie Harris, Monica Smith Row 3 — Missy Wilson, Tammy Gooden, Demetra Terrell, Sharon Roberson, Tammy Hunt Row 4 — Lafaye Ivy, Karen Walker, Vickie Fennel, Cindy Hill, Sharon Sweeney Mariachi Band Row 1: Daniel Guerrerro, Rachel Tovar, Ricky Rodriguez Row 2: Juan Gonzalez, Pabla Zambrano, Veronica Cortez, Andreana Munoz, Susie Olmos, Alma Ozuna, Clara Chazaretta, Ricardo Ramirez, 79 Row 3: Victor Resendiz, Mr. Gradante. mm min 1983 —Band — 1984 Row 1: Frankie Hernandez, Nellie Lucano. Jessie Vasquez Row 2: Anthony Phillips. Cindy Herrerra. Rene Duke, Melinda Felan. Cathy Frausto, Misty Williams. Row 3: Irma Burlanga. Ricky Rodriguez. Andreana Munoz. Steve Garcia. Robert Martin. Michael Liguez. Ernie g Armenda. Row 4: Johnny Baltierra, Hector Nunez. Jack Gomez, Steve Ewing, Michael Aguilar, Alma Ozuna, Row 5: Mel Gonzalez. Mr. Colvin, Adolfo Gonzalez, Jackie Davis. Colvin Brings New Beat To Band Sponsored by Dr. Marvin Janca and Dominga’s 82 Drill Team Row 1: Monica DiOreo. Monica Garcia. Joyce Reed. Melissa Adams. Brenda Guitterez. Row 2: Lisa Rogers. Alice Vasquez. Carmen Reyes. Marisa Guerero, Norma Barboza. Brenda Kennard. Wanda Thunn, Gina Perez. Row 3: Denise Warren. Denisha Aubrey. Susie Olmos. Charlotte Vaughn. Chris Garner. Vicki Wilson. Edna Faz. Genell Washington. Mrs. Cole (sponsor). Drill Team Officers Monica Garcia, Joyce Reed (Captain), Adams, Monica DiOrio, Brenda Guitterez Melissa Tammey shows enthusiasm Sponsored by Darlene’s Bridal and 83 Bob Fred’s Grocery Sponsored by Hank Charlie’s Automotive Row 1: Miguel Vila, German Rameriz, Raquel Garcia, Michael Hernandez. Row 2: Marcos Aguirre, Robert Esparza, Greg Gonzalez, Sergio Aguilar, Robert Maldonado Auto Mechanics Auto Body Sponsored by Bob Hanson Auto Supply 85 Row 1: Antonio Garcia, Martin Cabrera, Cesar Alcantar, Lorenzo Zambrano, Row 2: Jose Barrera, Carlos Garcia, Roberto Mata, Jesse Rivas, Francisco Zarate, Mr. Crowell. Key Club First row: Dor Johosoxi, Denisha Aubrey, Joyce Reed, Lisa Rogers, Gina Perez, Fernando Mercado, 2nd Row: Tamrhey Johnson, Melissa Adams, Kim Parr, Tony Phillips, Morgan Rachell, Ronald Spratt, Robert Newell, Edna Faz, Monica DiOrio, Brenda Gutierrez. Lisa Rogers finds a new friend! Melissa Adams, Kim Parr, and Ronald Spratt, Key Club Officers 86 O.E.A. Row 1: M. Revilla, M. Saldana, Mrs. Curtis, L. Magallon, R. Miller, R. Gonzalez Row 2: L. Perez, S. Zachariez, M. Flores, B. Garcia, A. Linarez, D. Brown, M. Lopez Row 3: R. Tovar, C. Troxel, L. Aguirre, L. Cedillo, M. Martinez Sponsored by Azle Avenue Baptist Church 87 V.I.C.A. Row 1: D. Valle, R. Mills. Row 2: F. Hernandez. S. Garcia, V. Wilson, C. Herrerra, Y. Casteneda, M. Reyna. C. Alvarado. C. Leal. R. Avila. Row 3: A. Castillo, S. Andrews, I. Gutierrez, D. Castillo, P. Bowling. N. Bass. S. Pair. A. Hicks. T. Martinez. L. Hurtt. V.I.C.A. Officers 88 General Construction Trade Row 1: Steve Murphy, Travis Johnson, Freddy Cardenas Row 2: Paul Soto, Larry Atkinson Row 3: Ruben Ramirez, Reynaldo Aceves, Tim Atkinson, Gilbert Rodriguez Row 4: Angel Estrada, Mr. Cox Due to Students’ Hard Work, STEER Garden Takes Shape 89 Food Services Row 1: S. Earle, J. Ward, C. Battie, E. Aguirre, G. Taylor, M. Soto, P. Enriquez. R. Palacios Row 2: T. Haynes, Y. Stewart, A. Simpson, E. Franklin, C. Haynes Row 3: L. Ivey. D. Jackson, D. Patterson, B. Brown, M. Haynes Row 4: E. Crockett, M. Favors, J. Davis, R. Booker, D. Howard, Chefs Just Don’t Work when photographers are around. 90 F.B.L.A. Row 1: S. Robertson, A. Harris, R. Rodriguez, J. Meraz, A. Vasquez, D. Valle, D. Robledo, M. Guerrero, G. Perez, M. Clark, N. Comley Row 2: S. Garcia. C. Herrerra, F. Calvert, A. Espinosa, B. Gutierrez, J. Reed, M. Garcia, M. DiOrio, C. Creamer, B. Castro, B. Hernandez Row 3: W. Martin. C. Garner, F. Mercado, E. Elizondo, J. Puente. D. Johnson. V. Resendiz, K. Thompson, M. Barnes, P. Menchaca, F. Cervantes, L. Paredes, G. Paredes, C. Ham, L. Aguirre, R. Gonzales, R. Reyes. Row 4: J. Walker, 91 FBLA Officers D.E.C.A. Row 1: Kyle Shope. Marta Esparza, Cynthia Wilbanks. Debbie Boyd. Minnie Taylor. Row 2: David Almaguer, Paul Miller. David Ward, Kelly Ballard, Richard Sexton. Row 3: Robert Guitterez, Thomas Roden, Shawn Sexton, John Flores, Mr. Moreno. D.E.C.A.’s sponsored fashion show is well received. At Right: Debbie Boyd, Deca Sweetheart Sponsored by A-1AAAA Transmission Service Jeff Oldham — Mitch Arizpe Photographers Kevin Thompson Editor 2. Nely Castro 3. Joe Walker 4. Deb Holford 5. Kevin Thompson 6. Gloria Paredes 7. Laura Couch 8. Mitch Arizpe 9. Lydia Paredes 10. Samantha Andrews 11. Jeff Oldham 12. Ronald Spratt 13. Melissa Adams 14. David Garcia 15. Garland Huckaby 16. Kim Parr Lasso Staff 1984 Anna Lee Swan Sponsor 93 1983 North Side Cross Country Row 1: Victor Resendiz, Jesse Sanchez, T. J. Franz, Jesus Castorena, Noel Cervantes, Row 2: Eugene Elizondo, Jonathan Mata. Row 3: Tammy Clark, Gloria Paredes, Marco Jimenez (mgr.), Ricky Cox — Cowtown Marathon Champion, Enrique Cervantes, David Martinez, Lydia Paredes. Not pictured: Nathan Comley, Francisco Cervantes, Omar Cervantes. Lydia, Tammy (qualified for regionals), and Gloria represent North Side Girls Varsity. Ready for action! Coach Nelson 95 Tammy and Gloria look on as others come in Nathan Comley makes 3 miles look easy Francisco Cervantes represented N.S. in State competition. Jonathan takes a breather Nathan gives pointers Enrique and Eugene taking time out 96 97 Angelyn Murphey Deb Holford 3rd Team All-District Betty Biddle Shurone Talley Sharon Robertson Nina Smith Angie Harris Carolyn Haynes Chris Garner Wynell Martin 1st Team All-District Player of the Year Lola Greaves Coach Freshman Volleyball Top Row:_M.Qnlc.a..Bol)bs, Sandra Washington, Tonya Jackson, Misty Wilson, Anna Woods, Monica Smith, Bertha Rollins, Irene Almaguer. J.V. Volleyball Top row: Edna Faz, Alma Ortega, Stephanie Ayala, Diane Hernandez, Andrea Espinosa, Andrea Ramirez, Nina Estrada, Vangie Castillo Varsity Football 1983-’84 Row 1 — R. Rodriguez. G. Mendez. M. Rachall. T. Alegria. D. Richardson. E. Guerrero. Row 2 — R. Mills. A. Foster. C. Bell. A. Franco. G. Taylor. D. Howard. S. Walker Row 3 — R. Spratt. A. Francis. K. Thompson. K. Newton. R. Miller. G. Huckaby. C. Lopez Row 4 — A. Williams. N. Kellum, D. Woods. J. Walker. R. Brown, R. Newell. D. Taylor Row 5 — Coaches — James Branch. Fred Edmon. Head Coach Dan Lamb. James Shaw. James Stewart Steers Honored 1. 1st Team Offense — Duane Woods, Charles Bell, Dale Howard, Anthony Williams. 2. 1st Team Defense — Robert Headroe, Duane Woods, Joe Walker, Anthony Williams 3.2nd Team Offense — Robert Headroe, Garland Huckaby, Keenan Newton 4.2nd Team Defense — Charles Bell, Garland Huckaby, Keenan Newton 5. Honorable Mention — Nelson Kellum, Ronnie Mills, Anthony Rhodes, Robert Brown Joe Walker All Tarrant County Defensive Tackle 101 Huckaby: ready for action Too many Steers spoil Poly's Homecoming 102 North Side Steers and Coaches plan game strategy 1983-’84 Football Season Was Fun While It Lasted! Steers, off to the races! Williams scrambles for extra yardage. Who said Football was all work? Sponsored by Franko’s Market Newton outruns opponents. Would you want to run against this bunch? Coach Lamb concentrates on game. Now this is a true victory dance! V. Football Row 1 — P. Spears, J. Mosley, R. Paredes, E. Wilson, R. Menton, J. Walker, Row 2 — R. Duran, E. Vidales, M. Jimenez, S. Castro, J. Tovar, M. Lagunas, S. Jackson Row 3 — J. Mata, J. Jones, R. Acevedo, C. Carpenter, A. Rhodes, Row 4 — Coach Edmon, T. Harrison, M. Wilson, E. Childress, K. Neal Freshman Football Row 1. — E. Boche, E. Badillo, S. Murphy, R. Rodriguez, R. Pena. Row 2. — P. Diaz, P. Martinez, S. Turner, L. McDonald, M. Martinez, S. Castro. Row 3. M. Haynes, K. Washington, D. Johnson, K. Milton, J. Galvan, B. Session, S. Wright, E. Page. Row 4. — Coach Saenz, J. Jackson, J. Favors, L. Tucker, A. Berrera, Coach 105 Shaw. Row 1. E. Franklin, A. Francis, D. Mills, J. Davis Row 2. D. Williams, B. Spriggins, J. Walker, C. Washington K. Thompson 106 Basketball Honors No one hangs in air like Willie I’m not playing any more. These guys are too tough. Spriggins goes up for two A That’s a supreme effort Sponsored by Jim Bridges Sporting Goods 107 Williams has unreachable shot Thompson in control Defending and dancing D. Williams hooping it up for two Anthony plays keep away 108 Steers play mean defense Washington waits for pass Williams goes For Rejection Steers Await Shot From the Line Williams hustles for the Ball Pigg goes over strategy with Players 109 J.V. Basketball Front Row: J. Davis, A. Earle, D. Davis, E. Childress Back Row: K. Neal, J. Crockett, N. Kellum, R. Menton, T. Grant Freshman Basketball Front Row: M. Jimenez, M. Haynes, M. Escobar, K. Washington Back Row: Coach F. Edmon, K. Milton, M. 110 Davis, L. Tucker, P. Acosta, J. Favor Sonny goes for the Block J.V. Basketball E. Wilson Neal leaps high for Rebound Steers Defense Frustrates Mustangs Bobo goes for Loose Ball Sponsored by Janecka-Robertson and Blue Star Real Estate 1983-84 Girls Varsity Basketball Row 1: Daffrin Walker, Iris Miller. Nannetta Williams, Nina Smith Row 2: Chris Garner. Gloria Paredes, Wynell Mar- tin. Sharon Robertson, Karen Embers. Lydia Paredes. Bette Biddle. Mrs. Nelson Nannetta Williams Iris Miller Daffrin Walker Karen Embers Sharon Robertson Chris Garner Wynell Martin Gloria Paredes Lydia Paredes Francisco Cervantes Manager 113 JV Girls’ Basketball Row 1: Tonja Jackson, Sandra Washington, Anna Woods Row 2: Geneva Martinez, Blanca Alcocer, Monica Smith, Milicent Wilson, Coach Lamb. Boys’ Soccer Team Row 1: Ricardo Ramirez, Fernando Moya, Manuel Berzoza, Julio Garcia, Sergio Castro, Luis Casillas. Row 114 2: Hector Nunez, Miguel Ortiz, Eddy Boche, Javier Hernandez, Lalo Ornelas, Carlos Castaneda, Armando Casillas. Girls Soccer Team Row 1: Maribel Rodriguez, Maricela Rodriguez, Maria Rodriguez, Dolores Raga, Maria Cortez. Row 2: Coach Cogswell, Cory Dugger, Veronica Cortez, Isabel Rios, Teresa Medina, Yolanda Castaneda, Alma Ortega, Manager Christene Pair Sponsored by Melinda's Beauty Salon and Hugh Pence Exxon 0 Zeke Guerrero 1 Ronald Spratt 2 Don� Johnson 4 Sam Ramos 5 Hector Nunez 6 Jimmy 7 Mel 8 John 9 Brent 10 Morgan Puente Gonzales Zuniga Roden Rachall 11Raymundo Reyna 18 David Pulido 12 Rusty T rower 14 Ronnie Mills 15 Robert Newell Mgrs. Brenda Gutierrez Monica Garcia 17 Keenan Newton 20 Coach Stewart 83 Baseball 84 117 1st Row: B. Alcocer, M. Ocanas, H. Ortiz, R. Rodriguez, K. Washington, R. Pena, S. Gutierrez, R. Gon- zales. J. Torres. 2nd Row: A. Alegria, B. Session, T. Franz, T. Maldonado, E. Paige, J. Galvan, T. Mata, D. Gonzales, R. Salenz. “Coach Mills” and Coach Stewart talk things over. Sponsored by 118 Propane Bottle Service Man, that base sure did move far away. Hey!! Coach, my arm hurts. Rookie practices to become an old-timer. Hey, don’t throw me that ball. Morgan, wait till I tell Tammy what you ask me. Man, I wish he would let me pitch. Coach!! Isn’t this game over yet? I’m sure glad that inning’s over. G.Q. I can’t wait. 119 Track Row 1: Charles Carpenter. Anthony Rhodes, Noel Cervantes. Nathan Comley, Omar Cervantes, Jesus Castaneda. 0 David Martinez. Eric Childress. Juan Sanchez. Eddie Boche Row 2: Garland Huckaby, Enrique Cervantes. Lenzo Tucker, Sammy Turner. Jonathan Mata, Trojan Harrison. Thomas Franz, Francisco Cervantes, Tony Aceves. Jerry Favors. Keith Neill, James Jones, Kenneth Washington, Kevin Milton, Charles Bell ___ ____ ______________________________ Girls’ Track Row 1: Demeta Terrell, Millicent Wilson, Monica Smith, Row 2: Tammy Clark, Anna Woods, Tonja Jackson, Bertha Rollins Row 3: Paula Wilson, Mary Patterson. Angelyn Murphy. Nannette Williams Row 4: Nina Smith, Betty Biddle, Wynell Martin Row 5: Monica Hobbs, Chris Garner Row 6: Latondalan Lester, Mrs. Garcia, Ms. Greaves Sponsored by Magallon’s Restaurant 121 Head Track Coach James Shaw Is Determined to Have a Fine Team. 122 Tennis Team Row 1: Nely Castro, Donny Vess, Eugene Elizondo, Ricky Rodriguez, Jeff Ham, Melissa Adams, Gina Perez, Mr. Peterson. Row 2: Andrea Marquez, Alicia Vasquez, Starling Braziel, Laura Couch, Kim Parr 123 Laura returns a serve. Diane Valle Captain Tricia Nelson Angela Gutierrez 1983-84 Varsity Cheerleaders 124 Sponsored by Vickie’s Bridal Principal of North Side High School Mauro Serrano Vice-Principals of North Side High School Odessa Ravin, Oscar Flores, Terry Roberts 127 Kim Church C.V.A.E.. Food Service Carroll Cole Language Arts, Drill Team James Branch Science. Athletic Coach Judy Bogan Language Arts Earnest Colvin Music. Math Adrian Cox General Construction Trades Robert Crowell Auto 8ody Helen Curtis V.O.E. 128 Aralie Fernandez Chris Garcia Instructional Aide Science. Athletic Coach Emily Bigham Librarian Claudie Colley Registrar Leola Curtis Vocational Counselor Harry Evans V.A.C. Gloria Garcia E.S.O.L. William Gradante Mariachi Band Lola Greaves P.E., Athletic Coach Eda Grubbs Math, Language Arts Terri Harris Counselor Richard Helbing Auto Mechanics Danny Hensley Choir Carol Hogan Cosmetology Anthony Leonardi R.O.T.C. Robert Lopez History. Spanish Esther McMullen Data Processing Pete Martin Drafting. Wood Shop Melba Jackson Peggy Johnson Language Arts. Science Journalism Danny Lamb Government. Athletic Director. Head Athletic Coach Vicki Mason Don Medford Sally Moore Homemaking Counselor Resource Joe Moreno Distributive Education Eugene Mosley Campus Aide -J29 Billy Pigg P.E., Athletic Coach Dick Olsen I.C.T. John Peterson Science, Athletic Coach Picture Not Available Kenneth Polito Language Arts. French Joe Robak Science Yolanda Rodriguez E.S.O.L. Anna Lee Swan Language Arts. Yearbook Shelley Williams 130 Child Development Rick Saenz Language Arts. Athletic Coach Glenda Taylor Business. Computer Science Henry Wise Math James Shaw History, Athletic Coach IT James Stewart History. Athletic Coach Billie Stoker Nurse Lucretia Walker Reading Lynda Wallace Math Nena Thames Speech Therapist Cafeteria Personnel Virginia Larsen, Bertha Pedgeon, Earlie Mae Fuller, Laur Rios, Pearl Small. Maintenance Personnel John Cabella Custodial Personnel Walker Roberson, Sharon Thompson, Keith Eagle, John Bernal 131 Friends of Longstanding Are Retiring. Whether you are enjoying your Colorado cabin, running your printing business, or just “going crazy,” we will still expect you to always be a little bit “North Side.” Billie Arseneau Willard Bowman “Slim” Dick Olsen 132 134 Mr. and Miss North Side Kevin Thompson — Lydia Paredes Kevin Thompson and Lydia Paredes Carry on Family Tradition by Being Elected Mr. and Miss North Side Kevin Thompson Lydia Paredes Kevin Thompson is the second young man in his family to be elected Mr. North Side. Calvin an older brother, was Mr. North Side six years ago. Since Kevin came to North Side he has distinguished himself in several areas. He has been class president his junior and senior year. He is a member of the National Honor Society and a National English Merit Award winner. When Kevin was a freshman, he was awarded the Ann Brannon Award for Science, when a sophomore, the same award for Chemistry. Last year Kevin traveled to Washington, D.C. as a participant in the Close-Up program, a seminar study of our government at work. Kevin, in his junior year, served as a member of an advisory group who counseled J. P. Elder concerning drugs. Kevin lettered two years in basketball and one year in football. Kevin Thompson is the yearbook editor and, surprising to no one, he was elected Most Likely To Suc- ceed by the North Side student body. Two years ago, Lydia Paredes’ older brother Benny was chosen Mr. North Side. This time it is his sister’s turn to be honored with the title Ms. North Side. Lydia has been very active in many phases of school life. She is a two-year National Honor Society member and is parliamentarian of that group. She is a two-year member of Future Business Leaders of America. She is District Parliamentarian and State Secretary for F.B.L.A. Lydia has represented her class for two years in the Student Council. As a senior she won a National Merit Award for English. She also is the recipient of the D.A.R. award for North Side. Lydia Paredes is a member of the yearbook staff and the North Side and was a member of the North Side Key Club for one year. While at North Side, Lydia has par- ticipated in several athletic activities. She has run track and cross country for three years. She has lettered in basketball for three years. In school elections, Lydia was chosen Homecoming Princess and runner-up for Most Athletic. She was also selected as the Most Attractive girl at North Side. Clearly, her Ms. North Side honor is well-deserved. 135 Mr. and Miss North Side Runners-Up Maria Reyna, David Flores, Beverly Session, Garland Huckaby 136 Most Likely to Succeed Kevin Thompson — Gloria Paredes 137 Most Studious 138 Francisco Cervantes — Gloria Paredes Most Friendly Joe Walker — Monica Garcia 140 Most Attractive Rocky Rodriguez — Lydia Paredes Most Witty Anthony Miller — Iris Miller 142 Most Athletic Anthony Williams — Wynell Martin Most Spirited Joe Walker — Leticia Aguirre Runners-Up Complete Student Body Choices ■ ■ ■ Decisions Prove Difficult to Make Most Studious Charles Bell — Melissa Clark Kevin Thompson — Nely Castro Most Likely to Succeed Francisco Cervantes — Beverly Session David Flores — Nely Castro Most Friendly Kevin Thompson — Beverly Session David Flores — Gloria Paredes Sponsored by J.R. Molina Juan Tijerina 144 Attorneys at Law Most Attractive Kevin Thompson — Gina Perez Garland Huckaby — Beverly Session Most Witty Joe Walker — Diane Valle Duane Woods — Starling Braziel Most Athletic Dale Howard (Not pictured) — Gloria Paredes Lenzo Tucker — Lydia Paredes Most Spirited Kevin Thompson — Gloria Paredes Demetrio Marquez — Diane Valle Sponsored by The Stag Shop 145 Math Francisco is one of eight young adults who are now tak- ing calculus and one of six who are taking not only calculus but also elementary analysis. These are the highest mathematics we offer at North Side. I feel that all of them should be commended for their scholastic efforts. Fran- cisco, however, has the best grasp of the subject matter, and he is the quickest to visualize any new concept that is presented to them. He is simply an excellent mathematician. — Lynda Wallace Francisco Cervantes V Science Kai Lewin is a very intuitive and gifted science stu- dent. She quickly learns difficult concepts and is able to apply them. — John Peterson Kai Lewin Government Ricky distinguished himself in government this year by his desire to understand the fundamental processes of our government. Not only in assigned work was he an excep- tional student, he always delved deeper for the true work- ings of the system. — Dan Lamb Ricky Rodriguez 147 Child Development I selected Lourdes Rivera for Who’s Who because as a second year student she has shown a great deal of maturi- ty and responsibility while working with the children at the elementary schools. She is able to work well with the children because she is willing to apply the concept she has learned in the classroom at North Side. — Shelley Williams Lourdes Rivera Drafting Brent is very particular with detail and he has enough artistic ability to see depth in his drawing. He is very particular with his printing. He is just an overall good drafting student. — Pete Martin Brent Roden Wood Moises is a gifted craftsman and is also very creative. He needs very little individual attention. He is a pleasure to have in the wood shop. 149 Lydia Paredes English Nely Castro’s command of the English language excels that of the average senior. She is a diligent student who strives for academic excellence. — Kenneth Polito Business Gloria Paredes has been enrolled in business class for three years. She has excelled in typing as well as in ac- counting. She has evidenced an unusual proficiency in each. Gloria has been a member of F.B.L.A. for two years and has demonstrated her leadership ability in all club ac- tivities. Her office skills, work habits, and attitude make her an ideal employee. — Alice Arredondo Business Lydia has distinguished herself through her business courses. She excelled in the beginning and advanced typewriting and was an outstanding shorthand. Lydia has been a member of F.B.L.A. for two years. She is the club District Parliamentarian and State Secretary of this organization. Lydia’s of- fice skills, work habits, and attitude make her an ideal employee — Alice Arredondo Corry Dugger Drill Team Joyce Reed was chosen as Who’s Who not because of her rank as captain of the North Side Drill Team, but because of her outstanding leadership abilities. Even as early as 7:00 A.M. practices and sometimes as late as 6:00 P.M., she proves to be dedicated at all times. She sets an example for both officers and members to follow. Joyce’s attitude is excellent and her decision-making abilities as a junior show the confidence of a leader. — Carroll Cole 150 General Construction Trades Travis Johnson has worked well on all projects unsuper- vised. He also works out most of the problems he en- counters alone. More importantly he has scored high on daily class assignments and tests. — Adrian Cox Reading Corey Dugger has shown outstanding achievement and above average comprehension of the Reading Lab System used for individualized instruction. — Lucretia Walker Homemaking History Melissa used hard work and a keen understanding of social interaction to capture the History Who’s Who award. Also an honor student in government, she has shown understanding of the subject by using history to discover its lessons and guidance. — Dan Lamb Melissa Clark VOE Laura Magallon Laura Magallon enrolled in Vocational Office Education as a junior and has had experience on most of the business machines in the classroom. She is employed by Southland Royalty Company as a receptionist and would be the first person to greet you if you were to visit an office on the third floor. Her professional dress, friendly smile and human relation skills are assets to her job and she ex- emplifies the characteristics of a valued employee. — Helen Curtis Celia Puente is a student to be respected, admired and looked to as an example of a model student. She has set high standards for herself and continually lives up to them. Cecilia excels in all areas of Home Economics and I enjoy having such a pleasant, hard working student in my class. — Vickie Mason Cecilia Puente French Sergio Castro is an excellent student who painstakingly pursues perfection in both his written and oral assignments. — Kenneth Polito Sergio Castro C.V.A.E. John was chosen because he is cooperative and willing to do more than his share of work. — Kim Church John Davis Marketing Distributive Education David’s dedication to the goals of Marketing and Distributive Education and his continuous optimistic at- titude, has developed David as an inspirational leader for the N.S. DECA club. David is employed by Chuck E. Cheese’s Restaurants. He has developed a reputation as being a very meticulous student-trainee. David has always handled his assignments at school and work in a professional manner. _____________ — Joe Moreno Enrique Rodriguez I.C.T. Mitch Arizpe has been an outstanding student, always dependable and more than willing to help with any task assigned to him. Band Nellie was selected because of her leadership ability, and proficiency as a disciplined musician. Her attitude is positive, and the “Esprit de Corps” she’s shown all year is simply a reflection of her disposition. She proves herself upon all challenges. Wat more could you ask. — Earnest Colvin Nellie Luccano Band Enrique was chosen because of his tremendous activity on the music realm. He shows dedication in his playing, and is very cooperative. He’s proved himself as a performer under pressure, which at this stage in his music life is a professional characteristic. Dependable musicians are rare but “Ricky is one of them.” — Earnest Colvin — Dick Olsen Library Service Marty’s comprehension and performance of library ser- vice skills is exceptional. Her willingness to extend her knowledge and assistance exhibits what Library Service represents. — Emily Bigham Marty Esparza Library Service Morgan has shown extraordinary ability and thoroughness in the operation and care of audio visual equipment. This knowledge and com- petence could lead to a future in this field. — Emily Bigham Morgan Rachall R.O.T.C. Joe Pena was chosen as Who’s Who for R.O.T.C. because of his outstanding academic qualities. His military bearing, and dignified stature reflect his mature attitude. Joe Pena is a responsible young man who is an exemplary R.O.T.C. student. — Sgt. Leonardi Demetrio has shown outstanding ability in art with his work on Stagecrew and as an art student. He is presently working on a large picture of a steer for the new gym. — Billie Arseneau Demetrio Marquez David has helped the stage crew work on background scenery and props for programs here at North Side. David is a fine art student and has a cer- tain flair for design. — Billie Arseneau David Nabarrete Computer Literacy Chris Garner came into a new Vocational program, com- puter literacy, and became one of its most dedicated students. She accepted our challenge from the course and handled them in a very mature manner. She also became a good peer worker in class. Even though the work load was heavy, and she seemed frustrated, she always met the challenge with an optimistic attitude. This is why I chose Chris Garner to receive this award. — Glenda Taylor Chris Garner Auto Body Frankie Herrera has displayed a real talent for auto body work. He has improved each semester and is putting his knowledge to a good use. Presently he is working on repairing his own automobile and is looking towards a career in auto body. — Ronald Crowell Frankie Herrera Auto Mechanics Because of Robert Esparza’s interest in the automotive field, he has really become a good mechanic. It's been a pleasure to teach Robert and I surely hate to lose him. Robert will probably not go into auto mechanics when he graduates, but the training he received he will use the rest of his life. I wish more students at North Side had Robert’s at- titude toward getting an education. — Richard Helbing Robert Esparza E.S.O.L. Hermelinda Michel has been at North Side two years. She is learning English as a second language and has made excellent progress in spite of serious obstacles. We admire Hermelinda’s commitment to learning and we hope that she reaches her goal to go to college and get a degree in education or social work. — Yolanda Rodriguez Hermelinda Michel 156 Susie Olmos. Being part of the Mariachi Band is quite demanding. We practice not only every day at North Side High, but also rehearse with J. P. Elder Mariachi every Saturday morning. In addition to this the Mariachi per- forms nearly every weekend in order to raise funds for uniforms, field trips, and assist other non-profit organiza- tions. Susie rarely misses a rehearsal or performance and has demonstrated a consistency of leadership and musi- cianship qualities as well. For these reasons she has been selected by her teacher and classmates as the outstanding student of the North Side Mariachi Class. — William Geadante Susie Olmos Journalism Nellie Lucano, editor-in-chief of The Lariat for 1983-84, has the assignment of deciding how to fit stories from 70 journalists into the layout space of four to eight pages of a tabloid. In addition to working in The Lariat office two periods a day, Nellie has given of her own time after school and in the summer to learn more about her job as editor. Last June, Nellie attended a workshop at Trinity University for journalists. She writes a mon- thly column for The Lariat, sells advertising for the paper, and contributes to The Roundup, a school newsletter. She has a reputation for being a talented interviewer, asking a few important questions and listening to the answers while taking complete notes. Mariachi Nellie Lucano — Melba Jackson Office Aides Cheryl Creamer is outstanding, talented, devoted, and always willing to help. Gina Perez has proven to be excellent help in the office. Her attitude and her energetic personality are beneficial in this type of class. — Mrs. Colley and Mrs. Beck Faculty Who’s Who National Honor Society’s “Teacher of the Year” John Peterson Mr. John Peterson was elected teacher of the year by the honor students of North Side. He has been a member of the North Side High School faculty for six years. During these years, Mr. Peterson has taught General Physical Science, Biology, Adv. Biology, Chemistry, Adv. Chemistry, and Physics. He is also coach of the North Side Tennis Team. Mr. Peterson is not only a teacher to the student body, but also a friend. He not only helps students in his class, but in their other classes as well. Because of his understanding of the students, he knows when the tension in class is high. Furthermore he is capable of breaking the tension with his wittiness and great sense of humor. Mr. Peterson has been an important influence to past graduates, as well as future graduates of North Side High School. The encouragement and confidence he has given students throughout the years, is one that will never be forgotten by each individual. This honor given to Mr.. John Peterson is one well deserved. Thank you for your help and support. — Gloria and Lydia Paredes 158 ial People Mr. Serrano — He ept %ie faith ari’d - problem. Marcel’s Photographers — Th have for help. Brent Rotten — His cover and interior b Mr. Roberts— Whenever we needec two days prior to dei linimini hi SSI He Sponsored by Rico’s 161 Sponsored by Waters Jewelers 162 and Gunters Boot Repair 1. The mask won't work, your name’s on your uniform. 2. That last Jalapeno got me. 3. This isn’t going to help your grade, Kim 4. Oh well, I guess everyone has her own style. 5. When will it end? 1. I’m going to poison your coke. 2. My looks can be deceiving. 3. Of course I’ll pose for you. 4.1 bet Cosmo can work wonders with this girl. 5. She works hard for her money. 6. If you could see what I see. 7. Get that camera out of my face. Sponsored by Sheperd Cleaners 163 Sponsored by 104 Swofford’s Florist 1. I’ll tumble for ya. 2. Ah, come on no one looks that bad. 3. Rudy, we’re counting on you. 4. Don't throw the towel in yet the first quarter isn’t even over with. 5.1 thought men in uniform were sup- posed to attract the women, but it seems David is do- in g all the attracting. 5. Sponsored by North Fort Worth Bank 165 Sponsored by 106 North Fort Worth Bank 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Come on Lisa smile like I am, it gets them every time. I think she’s looking at me When I started out here, the team was with me. Now if that isn’t a ten, maybe it’s a half. What do you mean I’m not sexy? Sponsored by North Fort Worth Bank 167 1. Now wasn’t that funny! 2. Nice suit, but I don’t think GQ would approve the shoes. 3.1 have this feeling someone’s watching me. 4. No need to go crazy, let’s just be cool. 5. No one JAMS like us. Sponsored by 168 Kevin Thompson 1. Smile for the camera Kim! 2.1 just don’t know what to say. 3.1 am so beautiful! 4. Francisco, you’re a showoff if I ever saw one. 1. We’ve got more soul than we can control. 2. licky, licky, licky, licky 3. She’s a maniac, maniac at North Side. 4. Just a gigolo 5.1 can’t believe you said that. Sponsored by Hill’s Super Market 169 1. Cause it’s the thriller! 2. Ain’t nothing gonna break my stride 3. Now I’m gonna sing while Mr. Roberts dances 4. You know if you can’t eat all that... 5. Doesn’t anybody know it’s time to go home. 6. If my mom could see me now, she’d be so proud. Sponsored by 170 North Forth Worth Bank 1. 1. Joe, she is supposed to hold the flowers, not eat them. 2. Butch Johnson, no — Huckaby, yes 3. Double your pleasure double your fun. Here come the twins and they bring out the sun 4. This is the way I suck it in, suck it in, suck it in. Sponsored by Hill’s Grocery 171 1. If you got it, flaunt it! 2. The elderly know how to party! 3. A woman of the world. 4.1 don’t have to take this! Sponsored by 172 Hill’s Grocery 1. 1. Hurry the food is coming, the food is coming 2. One day, I’ll be in one of those suits 3. If you’re driving, I’m walking. 4. We can’t wait to get out of these suits 5. Two times! This year I got to play two times! Sponsored by Hill’s Hardware 173 174 Sponsored by Kelly Evans 5. Random Thoughts From the Hill... Steer Garden Finally finished ... Coach Lamb becomes head coach ... Fire in Mr. Flores’ office ... Braniff in business again ... N.S.H.S. to become Magnet school ... First space walk ... Withdraw From Beruit... Jesse Jackson runs for President... North Fort Worth Bank adopts N.S.H.S. business depart- ment ... Michael Jackson (speaks for itself)... The death of Andropoz ... Mrs. “A,” Mr. Olsen, and Mr. Slim” retire ... Olympics ... Vandals destroy newly planted bushes ... Rodeo weather is pleasant ... Last year Mrs. Swan’s windshield, this year Mr. Robert’s Blazer (way to go Spratt)... There seems to be a baby boom at North Side ... Kevin Thompson breaks leg, then cast... Hey luncheon, where’s the Beef? ... Basketball team wins 4A District Championship ... Mrs. Hogan became a grandmother... The death of David Von Erick ... The death of David, the Bubble Boy of Houston ... Mrs. Swan; grandmother to be ... Ya know what I mean, Vern? ... Ethel Merman’s death ... Uprooted Christmas tree in Burnett Park ... Barbra Streisand’s first shot as directing (Yentl) Mr. Pete’s birthday Party ... Dosie Day fizzes out... Mr. Colvin works a miracle ... Oakland Raiders beat Washington Redskins in Super Bowl ... Marcus Allen Runs Over John Riggins and breaks his record ... Drill Team has new sponsor (Ms. Cole)... Eddie Mur- phey — “You got no ICE CREAM” ... withdrew from Lebanon ... Princess Di expecting again, Black History program postponed indefinitely ... Art Room vandalized ... Mrs. Garcia expecting again, and again, and again ... Carioca,” gentlemen, M-TV is in ... Greg and Jenny marry on All My Children, Luke and Laura leave General Hospital and so does Tuck Springfield ... Caravan of Dreams opens ... Jackson Victory Tour, Stones still rolling, the Kennedy Family continues to have problems, Prince Andrew has an exciting year... Dr. Seuss has his 80th Birthday, Ross Perot and Education committee — 12 month school year — 9 hour days — and cut on extracurricular activities — YUK!... Marines killed in Lebanon ... AT T breaking up is hard to do ... Smurfs are out and Care Bears are in ... Drug busts mar professional sports image ... The Day After — The Movie ... Vanessa Williams first black Miss America ... Butch Johnson quake is out, Landry discipline is in, and they still lost... Cabbage Dolls are in ... The closing of the North Main bridge ... The renovated Courthouse opens ... Keith Richards gets married ... Frank Sinatra comes to Dallas ... All Colored — All Stars ... Physical fitness is in ... Little Stevie Cruz still undefeated ... Jose Puente North Side’s Poindexter” ... Star Telegram does articles on North Side gangs — false informa- tion as usual... North Side Scholarship ... Jesse Sanchez heroic deed ... David Bowie goes straight and Boy George doesn’t... Derek’s Dunkin Streak ... Mrs. Floyd come home ... Nely Castro — Valedictorian ... Francisco Cervantes — Salutatorian ... Omni Theatre open ... Graduating Class bigger than last years ... Gymnasium named after Pete Campbell... Thriller Air show ... We all watch Cable ... Return of the JEDI ... Will Anthony shows up for all major events ... We watched Space Shuttle landing ... Joe Walker, North Side’s Special Cheerleader... Computer class is not a snap...After 50 years light system still works in auditorium...Jim Sundberg speaks no one listens...Class of 84 graduates with mixed feel- ings...(and we take Mrs. A. with us!) Sponsorship Index A-1AAAA Transmission Inc. 1800 N.W. 28 624-4342 Avila’s Pharmacy 2301 Ellis Ave. 625-2727 Azle Avenue Baptist Church 2901 Azle Ave. 626-5556 Bluebonnet Pet Cemetery 1109 Fairmont Ave. 335-9051 Blue Star Real Estate 2215 Jacksboro Hwy. 625-4111 Bob and Fred’s Grocery 3403 Azle Ave. 624-3931 Bob Hanson’s Auto Supply 2200 Azle Ave. 625-1145 Casa Magallon Restaurant 202 W. 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