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Y ,- -7--WW, vxrkh vw , Q --f.fa 'wff ,3Q-aQf..1,- . , L U -- A f 5 , . -', .xr ., ' 1 lX .X1-Q H My , A A' Y 6 OZONA HIGH SCHOOL P.O. BOX 400 OZONA, TEXAS 76943 SPECIFICATIONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The 1986 LION, volume 35, was printed by Newsfoto Yearbooks, P.O. Box 1392, San Angelo, Texas 76901. Number of copies printed were 319. Pages were printed on 80? matte finish. All copy was written by students enrolled in journalism and was printed in Helvetica typeface. All group pictures and in- dividual portraits were furnish- ed by Henington Studios, Abilene, Texas. All candid photographs were supplied by student photographers, Santiago Onofre, Billy Aycock, Edward Fierro, and Judy Flores under the direction of Kelly Glaze. H. Students especially enjoy their social lives before school, at noon, and after school. Mark Sanchez, Abel Lara, Melissa Vallejo, Eileen Moran, and Regina Cervantez crowd around the south door of the main high school building to talk. Sophomore Santiago Onofre and senior Flaedene Flores like talking together as they stand outside the school. As time goes by, friendships grow stronger, Tonya Carter and Regina McCollum enjoy such a friendship. 1986 PASSES QUICKLY AT OHS gi. by t.,,,1 Q... 1..., . ...,, Q ff s 5 'fri 1 s X ms S E its Q sae ' s u. -ssc .. .. ,:-- s Q 1 is i t - Q. M . 5 S 5' ss, 'L XFLFSA s . its Pi V . M gig, .. . . DQ it .5 is gi 5 2 t K, X .. is iii, sr' TV -. I Tilt M, .za .. r-fi is wk t .... 7 lfifxcirxcb lfoffew it PEOPLE . TABLE OF CONTENTS 8 'TILL 3:30-BEFORE AND AFTER . . . GROUPS .... SPORTS ...... JUNIOR HIGH . . . INTERMEDIATE ..... PRIMARY INDEX .... MEMORIES ARE MADE . . . As time has gone by, many changes have taken place at Ozona High School. Students and teachers began the new year with a move in- to the newly renovated old, stone, building now renamed the Heritage Building. Time goes by much too quickly for most students now as they must hurry from one building to another to avoid the tardy bell which doesn't allow much time for conversations with classmates. The Heritage Building features large, pleasant classrooms with carpeting, and includes computer science, art, and journalism as well as math and English. A mini- auditorium for speechfdrama and Cosmetology facilities have been added. The vocational agricultural pro- gram expanded with a new project of raising broilers. Also cosmetology was offered in OHS for the first time. The passage of time saw the athletics program at OHS experien- cing ups and downs with a losing football season and winning basket- ball season for the boys. The athletic year was a mixed one for the girls. Students grew in maturity as they accepted the additional respon- sibilities of the No pass-no play rule and the TEAMS test. But, students still found time to enjoy socializing on the drag and at various dances throughout the year. As time passes by OHS students will continue to meet whatever challenges will face them at school and later in life. it lmsig ,wtf 4 L . ali ...... - .... 9 Lion fans show true school spirit as they rally at one of the football games played in Lior Stadium. Y- .- X. f' X NE, it l. 1, - . , g,A?,,- gf-jg, K , 2 i X x j is 5 1 K X if .. ... .ts .. 1, , vig. iii O i . --, it , ,,,.. W . . V is -- ii' 'L 'gi' . ,q -. , ia, - A 1 - A N ... m . lx K ... f, ,... g ., . , N .. Jesse Fierro holds one of the broilers which A Yere, Ogg? HS a FFA project for me first Students trek across the campus from the 'mem main high school building to the newly renovated Heritage building. - 1 986 1986 CLASS FINALLY ARRIVE David Adams ww! Mwmwd Jesse Castillo Olga DeHoyos Andy Dew gwass QQAMQ, 4249157712 ,Z f4w,gg,f?-2 L 02 700905 Vickie Duncan Rau, Harvey Fierro Nw pg 9145 .llhlv Valerie Fierro Raedene Flores Lupe Gamboa l fwnl , Lax QQ Ummm aw l CUUU GQMNQQQQ Arturo Gonzales 1 MJRK my Russell Harns Hdvlfm Martha Hernandez Jesus Hernandez Diron Holt fm 4 C100 cy ' lf, W 7 fi OC gf X. ie , , .lfaes Q ' 5' 1' 'Qs ' 4' ' Q: 'E ix' . X cz:-' gif! ,, lbauia! .fdalama gonnie Cjameron Jean gaafifdz Ofga .mmjvloyo .fdnaly ,menu Mcbie muncan .fwlaruey jierro Uagerie gierro QLIZJEIIE jgzrea LPG gaI7lL0tl .!4l'flll'0 QOIIZGAA pll552f!.yaI'l'i Warfha .ABFIIHIIJQZ 325145 .HQHIHIHJQZ gbiron .NDA HOME! SENICRS ACCOMPLISH MUCH David Adams NHS 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 NHS Vice-President 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Track 35 Secretary 15 President 4. Bonnie Cameron Student Council 1,2,3,45 Secretary 45 Vice-President 35 NHS 2,3,45 NHS President 45 Favorite 25 Miss OHS Runner-up 45 Homecoming Duchess 45 Honor Roll 1,2,35 Best Citizen Nominee 1,2,35 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,4. Jesse Castillo UIL Spelling and Plain Writing 3,45 Football Manager 45 Track 45 Band 1,25 Auto Mechanics 3,4. Olga DeHoyos Parliamentarian5 VICA 45 Basket- ball 1,25 Track 15 Cross-Country 2. Andy Dews One-Act Play-All Star Cast 35 Teen Council Vice-President 45 FFA Treasurer 3,45 One Act Play 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1, Golf 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Teen Council 2,3,45 4-H State Qualifier 1,2. Vickie Duncan Honor Roll 2,45 Journalism 45 Cosmetology 45 Office Aide 3. Harvey Fierro President 2,35 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Student Vice-President 45 Honorable Mention All District 25 All District 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 NHS 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Mr. OHS Runner-up 45 2nd Team All District Punter 35 Honorable Mention Secondary 35 1st Team Receiver 45 2nd Team Defensive Back 45 All West Defensive Back 4. Valerie Ann Fierro Treasurer: VICA 45 One Act Play 2,45 Track 15 Band 1. Raedene Flores Favorite 15 Vice-President 15 NHS 3,45 Secretary 25 Cheerleader 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Reporter5 VICA 45 UIL Poetry Reading 25 Spanish Festival 25 Basketball 1,35 Band 1. Lupe Gamboa Spanish Festival 25 Cosmetology 4. Arturo Gonzales Football 1,2,3,45 Honorable Men- tion 4. Russell Harris conf 3,45 Band 1,2,a,4. Martha Hernandez Track 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Mascot 45 Basketball Manager 1,2,3,45 Office Aide 3,45 Cosmetology 4. Jesus Hernandez Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Honorable Men- tion 35 2nd All District Team 45 Captain 45 Track Beau 35 Regional Qualifier 35 Fighting Heart Award 35 VICA President 45 VICA 3,4. Diron Holt All District Golf 1,2,3,45 Golf 1,2,3,45 All Regional Team 35 Football 35 Basketball 1. Amy Jones NHS 3,45 NHS Secretary 45 Honor Roll 35 Lion's Club Sweetheart 45 One Act Play 45 Basketball 1,2,35 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Flag 2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 Teen Council 2,3,45 Teen Council President 45 Prom Sewer 25 4-H State Qualifier 1,2. Amy Jones Brock Jones Annalu Lopez Klmfgf ,ww ,WMA ww K a a V Mark Marshall M g f72OAbfYLCmpmQQ Jern Lynn Martinez JA, Kmafzaz y 'f fficvfeffz ex Tony McGon Ty McKinney Vanessa Miller fl ' Q C l 'U , ' ', W www dy W7 W we M5 E Martin Moran Brian Morrow i F 47 r6N.Lw7 aPfW0s ' ' owep- Zelda Munoz Zz!! Rodney Najar GCYUC t mf, Veronica Navarrette Victor Newton fy I i ,XJ M5747 o P! ,FJ NVWNN XZZUL 2 'fx Donna Morrow 'PUD L7. M Flora Ramos C Aj gfflwffk ff-Q- ol ,l!2I'0lliCa 77dUGl'I'ei,2 MCf0f Wewfon SAFE QGIHOJ jug? mug KFOCL JURY! .Jdllllafll QZIDFBZ mill mafia!! Jeffi ollyllll Wa jon? megan jg mcknney Qjaneua mifdr Warfin mor gfiafl WDFFOW 301111.11 WOPIWIU WIUIOZ mdllfy 770, 0 Brock Jones FA President 45 FFA Vice- resident District 45 4-H Vice- resident 45 UIL Speech 45 Foot- all 1,2,3,45 4-H State Qualifier 15 5 -H State Horse Judging 2,35 FFA Area Judging 3,45 FFA Area Livestock Judging 3,4. Annalu Lopez HS 3,45 Treasurer 35 Honor Roll 5 UIL Prose Interpretation 1,25 and 1,2,3,45 Flag 3,45 Band epresentative 45 Teen Council 5 Teen Council Secretary 4. Mark Marshall oorbau 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,4. L Jerri Lynn Martinez and 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 Jour- alism 4. Tony McGon 1 Ty McKinney HS 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Olf 1,2,3,45 Band 1. Vanessa Miller Basketball 1,2,3,45 Honorable A ention 25 All District 35 Basket- all Fighting Heart Award 1 l lBasketbaIll 35 Track 1,2,3,45 Regional Track Qualifier 35 Fighting Heart Award lTrackl 35 Basketball Captain 45 Band 1. Martin Moran Football 1,2,3,45 Auto Mechanics 1,25 FFA 3. Brian Morrow Honorable Mention 45 Sgt-at- Arms: Auto Mechanics 45 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Auto Mechanics 3,4. Donna Morrow Track Queen 35 Basketball 1,2,35 All District Basketball Team 35 Cross Country 1,25 Cross Country District Champ 15 Regional Qualifier 15 Track 1,2,3. Zelda Munoz Treasurer 2,45 Cheerleader 45 Track Regional Qualifier 15 Homecoming Queen 45 Prom Server 25 Miss OHS 45 President: VlCA 45 Track 1,25 Basketball Captain 45 Lion's Roar Staff 35 Christmas Queen 35 Cross Coun- try 15 Basketball 1,2,3,4. Rodney Najar Secretary: Auto Mechanics 45 Basketball 2,35 Basketball Manager 45 Auto Mechanics 3,45 Band1,2. Veronica Navarrette Prom Server 25 Solo 81 Ensemble 1,25 Track 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 15 Band 1,2. Victor Newton Band 1,2,3,45 Golf 2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 2 years FFA5 FFA Workshop Award5 FFA Champion Pair. Flora Ramos Office Aide 35 Journalism 35 Cosmetology 4. Julie Reagor Class Treasurer 15 Class Representative 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Cheerleader 45 FFA Sweetheart 45 Senior Favorite 45 Homecoming Duchess 45 Regional Tennis Qualifier 35 Prom Server 25 Basketball Team Cap- tain 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Tennis 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,4. Q5 Julie Reagor Sylvia Rodriquez Steve Sanchez f 4!,4,1fdLL, f 7 jill! 076, 5' im Amy Beth Scoggins iw I TL ' W 1 Qi QW Alex Smith RAMEOD Melody Stark John Tom Stokes Brad! Thompson W W 543-0 is QHWWYM ,--:V viii ,Qin Bret Thompson Ellie Tijerina Blas Vargas If, . . . . fy ,7 , . '11, BT sgfofanifq, KAL jig! Melissa Vargas Nliloh NAVOFS mg! Francisco Vasquez Linda Villarreal Carmen Villarreal Kim Williams ',f7ijf,JwCJ' v,fZfW??,Ufl QQ LHLDW KW 1' 'uf' S Aid igozlri uez .geue .SJancAez .fdm Z?efll .geo ina .Alex Smifh ? 7 fl 79 WeAJy 3farL jokn jam .S?oLe.4 gref ,7lzomp5on l?raal jllompao gffe .iferina gfzu Uargaa WeA55a Uargaa jranciaco lljanfu GMIIJG Mffaffeaf 601771911 Hffarfea! .Mm Sylvia Rodriquez Sgt. at Arms: VICA 4g Cosmetology 43 Bell Ringer 4. Steve Sanchez NHS 3,43 NHS Secretary 43 UIL Typing Alternate Regional 33 Basketball 1,2,3,4Q All District Honorable Mention 13 All District 2,33 Football 2,3,43 Class Presi- dent 1g Class Representative 1g Student Council Secretary 33 Student Council President 43 Mr. OHS 43 Student Council 1,2,3,4. Amy Beth Scoggins One Act Play 2,3,4Q Honorable Mention All Star Cast 23 Class Vice-President 2g Student Representative 3g Class Secretary 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4Q NHS 2,3,43 Prom Sewer 2g UIL Prose Regional Qualifier 23 UIL Prose 2,3,43 Mascot 33 Band 1,2,3,43 LlON'S ROAR staff member 4g Copy Editor 4. Alex Smith FFA 2,3. Melody Stark All Regional Band 1,2Q Solo 81 Ensemble 1,2,3,43 State Solo 81 Ensemble 3g NHS 2,3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,33 One Act Play 3,4Q Stage Crew 23 UIL Poetry 23 UIL Typing 3g Golf 1,2,3,43 Regional Qualifier 2,3Q Band 1,2,3,43 Drum Major 43 4-H State Qualifier 2. John Tom Stokes Class Vice-President 4g Golf 13 Football 2,4Q Auto Mechanics 3,43 FFA 2,3,4. Brad Thompson Football 1,2,3,4Q Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Student Council Representative 4. Bret Thompson Football 1,2,3,4Q Basketball 1,2,3,43 Auto Mechanics 4. Ellie Tijerina NHS 2,3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 UIL Feature Writing 3g Jour- nalism 4. Blas Vargas Class Favorite 2,43 Football 1,2,3,43 Football Team Captain 43 Homecoming Escort 43 Basketball 1,23 Vice-President 4g VICA 4g FFA Vice-President 4g 4-H1,2. Melissa Vargas Basketball 1,23 Track 1,3Q Band 13 LION'S ROAR staff member 3,43 Ad Manager 43 Office Aide 43 Cosmetology 4. Francisco Vasquez Track 1,23 Football 2. 4 Linda Villarreal Honor Roll 1,33 NHS 3,43 Quill 84 Scroll 3,43 UIL Spelling 13 UIL Feature Writing 3,43 Tennis 23 LlON'S ROAR staff 3,4Q LlON'S ROAR editor 43 LION yearbook staff member 3,4. Carmen Villarreal Office Aide 43 Cosmetology 4. Kim Williams Mascot 23 Honor Roll 2,43 Class Secretary 33 Regional Qualifier 2,3,43 Golf District Medalist 2,33 Basketball 2,3,43 Golf 1,2,3,43 Band 1. SENIOR CLASS DFFICERS SHINE David Adams is the Senior Class President for the 85-86 school year. He is in charge of the Senior Class meetings. John Tom Stokes is the Vice-President of this class. He takes the place of the president when the president is unable to at- tend his duties. Senior class Secretary is Amy Beth Scoggins who records the minutes of every class meeting. Treasurer Zelda Munoz is in charge of the money made and spent by the class. Secretary Amy Beth Scoggins enjoys dan- cing with Fioger Flores during her free time. She is the daughter of Mr. St Mrs. Jerry Scoggins. 'Q xii K gy ii X k. : W in 5 . 1.V , . M . :Q-Q,-. ,W lg '- ss if ,iz s- ' S r' . Q r 1 rrtrr mt. .b : ig, ...S , A' is Wi. my I Q X-,..... , I . t ,. ' X. . ,...--v'- ' 5'--...,...,,,N.e..: -- - , . -3xe-f ,.w- '1 .J Mgmt . -.,N'-.L,,,.L.+-..:- f,,-,f--...,,..j5,'3'Q. . Z fj:5lT1...- '-iq -s.I', ,: fb i - - .L es- -,f X. . . f M- XM' .- ff ' 5 .. ' 1 i s , ' af' - Treasurer Zelda Munoz, besides being elected Homecoming Queen, is active in all sports. She is the daughter of Mrs. Stella Munoz. lf- . J Q g President David Adams, Zelda Munoz, treasurer, John Tom Stokes, vice-president, and Ami Beth Scoggins, secretary, all have learned that there are many responsibilities to being Senior Class officer. Vice-President John Tom Stokes enjoys being around all of his friends while also try- ing to keep up his duties. l l il 5 President David Adams has a full schedule but always makes time for Vickie Fieagor. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams. SENIORS FAVOR . . . 691-fbjw JN Senior Class Favorites Julie Pleagor and Bias Vargas, pause for a few minutes during their busy day to have a friendly conversation. The 1986 Senior Class chose Julie Fleagor and Bias Vargas as their favorites. Julie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Fleagor. She is a member of the Student Council and is a cap- tain for the Lady Lions' basketball team. Julie has also been a varsity cheerleader for two years. Blas is the son of Mr. and lvlrs. Bias Vargas, Sr. He was a team cap- tain for the Gzona Lions during the 1985 football season. Bias is also the vice-president in VICA, Auto- Mechanics and F.F.A. vice-president. SENIORS . . . IN THE L On the Road Again . . . Seniors prepare to board the bus for their long journey to Dallas and Six Flags Over Texas. The Eurythmics song, Here Comes the Rain Again, would have been a good theme for the trip as showers shortened the venture. What now? . , . Ty McKinney, David Adams, Andy Dews, Steve Sanchez, and Harvey Flerro try to decide how to launch the Physics Class' sky rocket. 'Sha Torn between two lovers . . . Blas Vargas, Amy Scoggins, and Steve Sanchez take a break from their studies, but apparently, no one ever told Blas that three's a crowd , , . no one ever told Amy either! '-ass,-H W Get a little closer . . . Melissa Vargas, Ellie Tijerina, and Jerri Lynn Martinez seem to be posing for a closeup commercial as they share a laugh together between classes. IMELIGHT The Thinker . . , Brock Jones seems to be i deep thought, but he is still enjoying himse at the Prom, E 55 lin. 4. .44- it A 6 ?hiE Baccalaureate Honors Seniors ...Nf.fm-wr1f.:-W-2wv,:f+,z-4. KY4,vL,,- , V,.. . ,E Forty-eight seniors pause before entering the high school auditorium May 25 for bac- calaureate services. Looking ahead, not back, these seniors travel walk the short distance from the gym to the auditorium for the last time. The 46 Ozona High School seniors marched into the high school auditorium Sunday even- ing for the 1986 baccalaureate service. The processional and reces- sional music was Pomp and Cir- cumstance played by Barbara Burger. Ken Harrison, pastor of Ozona Methodist Church gave the in- vocation. The audience and graduates sang Oh Worship the King. The sermon was presented by Father Richard Altenbaugh, pastor of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. The sermon was followed by another hymn, Blest Be the Tie. The benediction was given by First Baptist Church pastor, Jim Gray. DAVID ADAMS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adams, graduates magna cum laude with a four year average of 7.13. David's future plans include Angelo State University. He received a Carr scholarship and a salutatorian certificate. On behalf of the graduating class of 1986, I would like to take this opportunity to welcome our parents, our relatives, and our friends to our commencement exercises. We are all very proud that we have reached this magnificent goal, but now it is time for us to move on and become productive members of our society. A noted English poet, Robert Browning, once said, A man's reach must exceed his grasp or what's a heaven for? For the past thirteen years we have all been SALUTATORIAN .4 mark of duration as an individual is how well you achieve the goals you establish for yourself. It is important that these goals be difficult and challenging. It is also important that your goals include a basic consideration and respect for other people. Take pride in today's accomplishments, for they lead to tomorrow's success. I would like to thank all of my teachers for their support and guidance throughout the years. But I would especially like to thank my ki ae Although we, the class of '86, have accomplished one milestone ii our lives, it is time for us to begin l again. Our goals have all basically . been the same for the past thirteen years, but since we are now going our separate ways, each one of us will have new goals and new perspectives on life. I would like to take this opportunity to wish each and everyone of my classmates the best of luck in whatever they do, and I know they will all do very well. GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU. THANK struggling for this goal, our high parents and brother and sisters for YOU. school graduation. But now it is time all the encouragement they have Salutatozry addres: for us to reach out as far as we can given me, because without them l by David Adam: to obtain our ultimate goals. Your would have no goals to strive for. VALEDICTORIAN This poem says much about what we can do to make our lives fulfilling and successful. Each of our aspirations may be different. Some may be planning to further their education and others will be joining the workforce. Whatever we do or wherever we go, we must believe in ourselves to achieve our goals. In life there is no certain outcome. ln every contest, chance plays a commanding role. As we leave the comfort of home and the support of our community, we leave with the knowledge that life is indefinite but holds infinitely more BONNIE CAMERON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cameron, has a four year average of 7.24 to graduate magna cum laude. The average is computed on a 1 to 7 scale. Bon- nie has future plans to study accounting at Baylor University. She received a valedictory certificate and a Texas state scholarship which is presented to the valedictorian of each high school class Valedictory address lf you'll remember always There's no goal you can't achieve lf you'll try your very hardest And above all else, believe- Believe that you're a person Who has something good to give- Believe that you can make the world A better place to live- lf you'll believe your talents And your skills are needed, too Then you're sure to find There's nothing in the world You cannot do! rewards than a trophy or a prize. What we have learned thus far will help us to know what our goals are. But ultimately the most important thing we must remember is to believe in yourself . Strive for the best and highest. Remember your lessons well. Whatever you wish for the future, wherever your dreams may lead, may you find that they bring you happiness and the courage to succeed. GOOD LUCK AND MAY GOD BLESS YOU. Bonnie Cameron at Commencement The big moment has finally arrived! The graduation class of 1986 sits patrently and listens to various addresses before receiving their long anticipated diplomas Brad Thompson discusses a few things with Kim Williams and Amy Scoggins. Marty Moran talks to his friends in the background. Seniors begin the walk that ends their high school careers and begins the rest of their lives, YT? if-my- Vinda Villarreal, Jesus Hernandez, Valerie Fierro, and Kim Williams fvait along the fence surrounding the football field for commencement laxercises to begin. l i . r Graduates Look Back Then Face Future The commencement of 46 seniors took place in Lion Stadium May 30th. After the familiar processional to the strains of Pomp and Circumstancen, cum laude stu- dent Ptaedene Flores gave the invocation. Salutatorian David Adams welcomed graduates and visitors. Third ranked student Harvey Fierro spoke on memories , but asked his classmates to remember that what lies within them is more important than what lay behind or may be ahead. Fourth ranked cum laude student Brad Thompson ex- horted his fellows to continue to strive for excellence. The valedictory address by Bonnie Cameron, magna cum laude student, continued the theme of setting goals and striving for excellence. After students received their various awards, honor student Amy Beth Scoggins closed the program with a benediction. Pomp and Circumstance again accom- panied the students slow march, this time in the reces- sional as they turned their backs on the past and look forward to the future. Amy Beth Scoggins and Fiaedene Flores remind all present that friends are friends forever in a duet during commencement exercises. Jim Payne, Ozona High School principal, congratulates David Adams as Adams and Steve Sanchez move foward Lu Ingram to receive the Best Citizenship award. The two young men shared the award as co-recipients. Victor Newton accepts his diploma while Sylvia Rodriquez, Bret Thompson, Arturo Gonzalez and Jerrilyn Martinez line up for their diplomas, Allen, Jena' I Alvarez, Virginia Beasley, Rodney 'ilii Benson, Linda BQ? ROUEUJ. Booker, Dena l ii1'i Borrego, Esmeralda- D in Burrell, Darlene V Carriiales, Amado l a er, ony 5,4 ,K mf S, fa as .W Z' rl 26 Castellanos, , M., Jaime Cline, Marjorie ,,, D Crawford, Tressa Diaz, Janet Everett, Connie Fierro, Jesse Flores,,lsaias ' Flores, Vicky R ' Er 1 Jigga J f V gf far V Q as i ,,, -f L ef- 1 2 ,'-f .E 1' 1 iii, , 5 1-'5::iEf?W:.r' 4, ff in 5 5'f,1Liiii'U ' X 1' 'dm' Flores, Roger l ,gr D Mm Galindo, Carlos Galindo, Valdo Glaze, Michael Gonzales, Elias Gonzales, Marcos Gray, Richard Gutierrez, Alma Gutierrez, Daniel Gutierrez, Donald Hartnett, Yolanda HERE ARE SOME MORE SOPHS' McCary, Shauna lvlorang, Frances Morrisgfrllpnna Chaniele T5F6'bE'Efffl2?r?fii?e?'A r 'er . I -A Ifz K. -,,V Vg,Vg,. , -we Reagor, Vrglggfg h Sanchezpganafer 'Janfiesf Scott, Ronnie f Sellers, Mark Z Sessom, , E Kenneth RZRI f ly Shacklette Peter f 0 I 1 55 f 'nhe .' ungapgan X7 ' 4 5. ,-',,, ! :Q-,V .1 ,H W' ' , r iwvfw., EA l l ,f 6' 51-f, , L ' Trevmo, Andy nnnnR Vasiquez, Norma Villareal, Vicky rf if ' Aiwa? qiuffrf-fe Wall, George jbarra, Amanggeg L 'qybarra Bernicejj Ybarra, Melissa' R Not Pictured Limon, Juanita r JUNIDRS ENJOY LIFE ff FX: N Gutierrez and Eduvina Limon are seen working in the concession stand which helps money for the Junior and Senior Prom. Christmas Dance was a big success according to the look on Rodney's face. James Sanchez, Marcos Gonzales, and Janet Diaz take advantage of their morning study hall. JUNICRS CHOCSE FAVORITES 5 Q- -7 - r . H if -1 .K ' t.ss.,...WW..,,.,,,,,x.,.f .4 s .....,.. 3 'vi i . ff? Xfsiib- f :as '- - r if r Q a......,. E , 'f X 5f.iT..l.2i- .ss i n ' 551 Z- '- fs I :,stN.,t .V . -. .. as L ..,,,'-1 M N W 3, tW.,,, .. ..,..X,. at.,.W,,.c ..x,,, N- - , ..... .-.M W K... W -..- is ---- f,....s..--..Ns..ws.Mw.ah..,..maw.,, . .AM ,W Q. .. M in 'mst an-Q, Janet Diaz was selected to be class favorite. She en- joys riding around, listening to music, and especially be- ing with her friends. She has been involved in basket- ball, band, and track for three years. She is also a member of the National Honor Society and the flag corps. Janet plans to attend a four year college and start a career. When she was asked about her life at O.H.S., she said, There's no place l'd rather go to school. Abel Lara was chosen by his classmates for t honor. He has been involved in football and basketb for his three high school years. He has been favorite f- two years, and also junior class president for 1985-8 He feels that his life at O.H.S. has been fun and that l has learned a lot. Being with his friends and learning at among his favorite things at O.H.S. 1 JUNIORS SELECT DFFICERS ,,, e, ,fwx . M , fxxss ' L ft f' 0-is Z' Eel Lara was the juniors' choice for X sident. i l me Z 'XI Alma Gutierrez was elected secretary by her classmates. Starring on the list of junior of- ficers are Abel Lara, Valdo Galindo, Alma Gutierrez, and Marcos Gonzales. Abel Lara, president of the junior class, is interested in working on cars, playing sports, and listening to music. Attending U.T.l. and working as a mechanic are among his plans for the future. Valdo Galindo was chosen as vice-president by his classmates. Although I don't always enjoy school, I know that later on in the future l will be grateful for the education I am receiving now, Valdo said. The junior class secretary, Alma Gutierrez, enjoys collecting records and old mystery books, and being with her family and friends. Alma plans to go into the field of Cosmetology. Marcos Gonzales, junior class treasurer, enjoys tennis, watching television, and listening to music. He plans to attend college and ma- jor in business administration. i Marcos Gonzales holds the position of IYGSSUTSV. Aiivarel- Baijitezgi isaijai i Bixby, Tanna Borrego, Olga . Borqago, Fiicihaid camp, June fi Carpahter, Gloria Cervantez, ai S al i Edward i Cervahtez, i i Regina iC0'd0Y9i.Fernieik QeHoy65Q Opi67f'f De La Rosa, Rene V, i Qenmanigqotti ,A Diaz, Befdff i i fifienes, Alma QE1heridge,Jim EQXfJOUQSsgiilsii Figfro, Afriiando Fierfv. Deimg, i Flqiiiasgi Judylifif V Florasg Sylvia Gaivan, Richard Haiifia,1'Bryan i Harrisg Lisa Hendeggqn, ., - Angbiaivi wh ii Plarmnanaaz Griseida' ' h Hohertziitoreleif Jones, Todd , Kaniey, Siisan King, SUZQQI16 i liarag Vickiaf h Lddbetter, i Loretta l i L Liaijas, Ofeljaj Lbngoria, Leticia 32 ,, X 'Y' A 'fi Q' , , .,,, . Wy- 1 Q ima ' . ' , L' .,E,, ,.,,. - ' , f AM fii,,, L. K ,.1, ':Hiei,w ,i I Maj , ,,f 4 ,,,, ,, ,- - - i H ,,,, . My ' I K VV! iz, f is nf ii il? fj ' i Q4 1 Q 5 X Q ffm mf f l 0 Q wx Y , 1 X I .iv .4 J, 4,4 Q, g-5, 7, Sk fixfi Q, Y 'wr QM, 'mi he a iff nam i 1, Mata, Ermelinda McCrohan, Sharon Medina, Michael Miller, Lacy y Minnix, Damon Minnix, Michelle Moran, Eileen Morrow, Michael Newton, Shawna Onofre, Santiago Pate, Corey Payne, Oscar Pena, Lydia Phillips, Sandra Ramirez, Chris Ramirez, Sandra Rios, Carlos Rivera, Lydia Flodriquez, Alfredo Rodriquez, Cynthia Rodriquez, Ruben Sanchez, Danny Sanchez, Jeff Sanchez, John Sanchez, Mark Sanchez, Michael Savala, Jerold Schoenhals, Larisa Seahorn, Will Thompson, Randi Turnely, Ted ' Underwood, Greg Vallejo, Melissa Vargas, Derold Vargas, Willie Vasquez, Patsy 33 MCRE SOPHOMORES . . . jj, Ns, Q - f Villarreal, , Q: ixhk Q55 'mh. ' , Villarreal, Pepe 'SL' QQ f if., WeSt,Trebret r 1 t , Westmweiaftd, l lie IL- - g SCOU N f Winkley, Stanley I ,K 'i xmmk . 'A ' . . ras 1-Fifi , f' F 'N N - Not pictured i ..A get JimmVMUf102 r ff? R s s 1 Q gi 5 5 it 3 E ,i Sophomores join right in on the social life that is so apparent at the south door of the high school each morning. Richard Borrego and Melissa Vallejo are sophomores lhal like to get down-on-it! Sophomores Bryan Harms and Danny Sanchez do listen in English class but Lore Ledbetler is concentrating on gift wrapping. ylvia Flores, Isabel Benitez, and Randi hompson work hard decorating for the christmas Dance. orking diligently, Lisa Harris, Tanna Bix- y, Suzy King, Sylvia Flores, Bret Hood, and usan Kenley put together the Christmas ance decorations with crepe paper, tape nd talent combined with skill, at the right. Tanna Bixby, Suzy King, and Newton gather at lunch to discuss day. SOPHOMORES MAKE TRACKS ft 'jf in Mfr? f i X .2 a ,-wwf' The happy three-some, Melissa Vallejo, Judy Flores, and Eileen Moran dance and en- joy the crowd. SOPHCMDRES DESIGNATE 1985-36 QFFICERS r n,, V WWW ,Fi , +Main The 1985-86 Sophomore class officers are vice-president Richard Borrego, treasurer Sharon McCrohan, secretary Eileen Moran, an president Todd Jones. Jones is active in tennis and has been named to the Honor Roll the past two years. Borrego participates i many sports including football, basketball, and track. l-le also plays the alto-saxophone in band. Moran participate in basketball and plays the French norn in band. She is also a member of the Flag Corps. McCrohan is active i basketball, tennis, and 4-l-l activities. ' oPHoivioREs DECIDE FAVCRITES l l rr ,. .L A. Q Ah.- J, k,.. ,W , - ' The 1985-86 Sophomore favorites are Danny Sanchez, and Susan Kenley. Danny participates in many sports football, basketball, and track. Susan is active in tennis and plays the flute in band. She is also the Editor THE LION yearbook. Arrendorido, ' Rosa Aycock,,Billy 1Baker,'Ji'J. Borrego, Naomie Burks, Travis CaIvert,y,Edwin Q Carsonigldulie Cenzantez, G' l Bianca Cooper, ,Shane Corely,KrisS 1k Curry, Shannon Davie,1Copie o DeH,OVos, Janis DeHioyos, Roland Dominguez, -Javier G G. Duenes, Jorge Duncan, Landon Elledge, Richard 5 , y 13' Q A f Zz Q ,, W ,Q ' .lf 5 14 A Q Esmerado, or Feliciano Fierro, Edward Fierro, ldaliai Fowler, Keith Galan, Paul fr 4. 'eff , V B Q f ., 1 - 42,2 -1 aa ff . al -4-5--4. gawk WGWTJ1 . pi f f ,,,,, z A g l G nfl' , , ,,1 , , . ,, , 9 2 . A 5 Galindo, Oscar Garcia, Leonard Garmonjeresa Gonzales, Dottie M 1 ,nw f Gonzales, Eloy Gonzales, Rosie Guiterrez, Jose FRESHMEN ARE THE ONLY FISH . . . , '9WL::5f 1.fV :2Kia- - 3-1- 5 if .. - 4 A , V, WWQ! r 'fl eff , , t .X .Y ' W, ifll y V Rui? wk, wr 'tr' I t 1 If i J Nazi z .M as N-- i in .- i I' I Q4 9 f x S f V I Wiz W r I ' . 4 Q. ii .1 vt - q if I w mil' Sanchez, Patty Scott, K. C. Shacklette, Summer Rios, Rita Ross, Joe Rutherford, Wolv Sanchez, Maria Prosise, Doreen Quiros, Blanca Ramirez, J. J. Rios, Benjamin Rios, Nativadad Hohertz, JoAnn Kiser, Julie Lay, Stacy Lewis, Cory Limon, Maribel Martinez, Javier Martinez, Kristina Mata, Armando McCollum, . Regina 7' 1 Mendez, Ju Mendez, Lisa Montgomery, Jason Moran, Cathy Morgan, Brandon O'Bryant, Tooter Perez, Gary Perez, Joe Perez, Luis 39 Tamb'-5195, l Tambunga, p 1 Alffiandaif ' ' f' , RQIJDY' Y' L YTomlihsongNlike L g Trujillo, Marig ,V , 'Tuckarg Tommy 71' urnen Annette Wlfgai-r'J'mfT'Y Vargas, Michael Yafsaalshiolisflfd Villarreal, Cindy Villarreal, I is , MCRE FISH IN THE SEA 22529552-,.1 X K' N. N X N 5 N :si ia F X Q, , .MN ff ., gii ii. 's if VJ x Villarreal, Steven Villarreal Tony l iliiiliifsilariliialfvaciof Wilson, Adraine Stadie Naomi Borrego dreams of places far away from English class, while Travis Burks is busy doing his work. 40 Q!! Zapata, Amelia f i,'sl Zapata, Rodolfo Not Pictured: ,lr Flores, Christina f V taw think they're the Three Stooges, Isally on Naomie Borrego, who is taking time retending to be Grumpy, Happy, and lopey, Adriane Wilson, Cathy Moran, and FISH IN SCHOOL tacie Winkely get a little confused as they I'm leaving this asylum! says Adriane Vilson while Maribel Limon, Tommy Tucker, nd Stacie Winkley are acting like zombies. pparently Keith Fowler, Jason Mon- omery, and Shane Cooper think they're letting the attention while the main focus is ut to sleep. l N W RW? 15' v- 1, FRESHMEN APPOINT OFFICERS wmfwr' ,',' BQ .. ...r wmv- -,, 'www' The Freshman Officers for the '85-86 year were elected in October. The officers are Oscar Galindo, presi ' ' ' ' secretary and Adriane Wilson, treasurer. dentg J ose Guiterrez, vrce-presrdent, Naomre Borrego, FRESHMEN PREFER . . . swhn Q MM x '-m.,.,,, ,, MN, 4, m4N'w,, 1 W WRMNQ, 4 WMM' A 'ns,.MM1 w , ,wssv-N -.NWN 'Wea i Iv We X -Q - , ssqsinhw. .Nm . ,,,f' The Freshman Favorites for '85-86 school year are Dottie Gonzales and Jose Guiterrez. Both participate in basketball. They were elected by the Freshman student body for their outgoing personalities. I gg scHool. BOARD l i : T l l l i The Crockett County School Board of Trustees consists of, from left to right, iback rowj Mr. Jeffery Sutton, presidentg Mr. Joe Couchp Mr. Va Millerp Mr. Henry Sellersg tfront rowy Mr. Cecil Buckner, secretaryg and Mr. Gary Buck Mitchell, vice-president. Not pictured is Mr. George Ybarral 4 The Crockett County Ad- ministrative Board of Trustees is made up of seven elected citizens of Crockett County. They hold mon- thly meetings to make decisions concerning the welfare of the Ozona Public Schools. T il School Board members Henry Sellers, George Ybarra, and Cecil Buckner take care of financii affairs at a monthly meeting. l I l l l 1 l ADMINISTRATION Mr. Garland Davis is currently sewing his fourth 1 year as Superintendent of the Crockett County Con- solidated Common School District. l-lis able secretary is Mrs. Myrtastine Harrison. I fi l if g . Superintendent Garland Davis, flefti, makes many decisions E in which affect the students of the Ozona Public Schools. rg it 1 55 ' f'.Q f fx . ,4dY 'f. r ,r. Mrs. Myrtastine Harris, fabovei, serves as secretary to Superintendent Garland Davis. tw a 3' 2 3 X xzijix Mrs. Sandy Stark is Assistant Superinten- dent Ted Cotton's secretary. WWW' Irs. Susan McMullen, fleftj, is bookkeeper, and Mrs. Mae Lay, frighti, is the business anager for the Ozona School System. ir. Ted Cotton, frighti, is the Assistant Superintendent of the Ozona Public Schools. l Serving his third year as Assis- members of the school ad- ant Superindendent for the Ozona ministrative staff are Mrs. Mae Lay, rchools is Mr. Ted Cotton. Mrs. San- business manager, and Mrs. Susan y Stark is his secretary. Other McMuIIan, school bookkeeper. .X H ADMINISTRATION KEEP' Heading up Ozona High School is Mr. Jim Payne, principal, with his secretary Mrs. Barbara Burger. Other members of the high school administrative staff are Mr. Jim Williams, counselor and Mrs. Catalina Pena, attendance clerk. OHS counselor Jim Williams helps students in their preparations to attend college. The Ozona Junior High ad- ministrative staff under went major changes this past year as both the principal and secretary were new. Mr. Jack Probst, a longtime Ozona administrator, teacher, and coach was promoted to the position of Junior High principal. His secretary, Mrs. Gail Spence, was also in her first year at OJHS. SCHOOL RIDING HIGH ilr. Bob Wallace, fabovel, is the Intermediate Ichool principal, and his secretary is Mrs. Iharon Forehand, lrightl. Mr. Bob Wallace is the principal at the Ozona ln- termediate School. His secretary is Mrs. Sharon Forehand who took over midway through the year. She replaced Mrs. Carolyn Pennington who moved away after years of ser- vice to the Ozona Schools. Mrs. Carolyn Pennington, after sewing many years as Intermediate secretary, moved away midway through the year. '15 Q :awww-if II 1 Wg, .-w 1 imary School principal Walter Spiller, Qabovel, takes a break from his busy schedule. Helping m is his secretary, Mrs. Pat Glaze, irightl. cipal of the Ozona Primary School. Sewing as his secretary is Mrs. Pat Glaze. Mr. Walter Spiller is the prin- Ddbbieg ,,'-A Q 'CQmgEng,:l1Eng, , M?ih,5fS7 fi Cbxfilamesff Special if Gzavfforfl-4221: 53?351?7'5l,5 Govt orld Historyf ' . 41.5 :2:L y f, jDgg3GarzQ. Jiilg 5 1 speeiar EcffAide Duncan. Marlg, m, A ,EFQUGQQ Em,m?i - QEQZQ1 , 'i.S?UY5. - BQWL5 H5 f MBYHQQS, Coaqh , 51plqpcg1Jljl Math Hbdigf EUg6neg'f f J' r fi A1gebra 1fFDMfCoacn, fam, ,mf , :-J , uri: V,.V ky k Maldonado, Pete: iAutp,M - chanigpsjfioach 7 K D . , .Q FfMGWil1iams, Davidg 4- ,,,,,, M,-L, -.-, , ,, , Bryant PIiysiQal SciSr1ce fNaf iQ51S.. Mary: J Sggyegpcehfi, 7,818 - HE 'lQlVlEamily'lgiviggl1glpme Payne Dom, Fff.E.HH A OJHS 8a CHS STAFFED BY . . . ww I IQ Q Q , r T ? ,P 5 NM fir Pena-Altaro, Ruben, US 81 World History Perez, Dora Alicia, Special Ed. Porter, David, Speech I 81 lllTheatre ArtslDrivers Ed. Porter, Debbie: Soc. Studies 6lCoach Reavis, Frank, ChemistryfPhysicsfAlg.llffrigonometry Schulze, Renee, E P.E. T Scott, Brentg Art JH 81 HS Scott, Lane, Computer Science Scott, Sherry, Soc. Studies 6 81 7fEng. Language Arts Shacklette, Jacquelyng Corr. Eng. l 81 lllJournalism Sims, Judy, Cosmetology Stark, Dong Special Ed. JH Stuart, Chestag Corr. Eng. lV1Eng. lVlBusiness Education Taliaferro, Louise: Typing i 8. llfBookkeepingfWord Process Tucker, Jerry, Soc. Studies 6, 7, 8. 8 Wharton, Eric, Asst. Band Director White, Jim, industrial Arts Yarborough, Rhonda, HealthfCoach York, Donnie: Librarian JHfComputer Science JH York, Sherryg Librarian HS Not pictured: Bridges, Richard, Voc. Ag. Curry, Frances: Eng. 6,7,8t 8. DeHoyos, Thomas, Eng. ll 81 Ill. Hoover, H.O.g Geometry. Jones, Fred, Science 6,7,8r 8. Sewell, L. T. Rip , Drivers Ed.lAthletic Director. Williams, Jim Counselor Teachers: At Work And Play Teachers. Funny teachers, mean teachers, or boring teachers. No matter how they are, they only have one objec- tive in mind and that is to teach. High school teachers are the main ones to prepare students for college. They work hard to make these students learn what they need to know, whether they go on to college or into the working world. Having had a hard day at school, Coach David McWilliams is falling asleep while grading papers. I'm through driving my Mercedes Coach Eugene Hood is about to take about. 1- ,. lingua! , ., , around, says Debbie Arrott as i off and drive his Porsche round Yes, l'm King of the Lions. No one gets in my way! sa Coach Jim Green, ready to play another game of football. i ww, as V -Y ' wear'-'t as afeteria and maintenance personnel nake our schools pleasant places Warda Huff saw a generation pass through Ozona schools during the 22 years she worked in the high school cafeteria. Retiring at the end of the 1985-86 school year, Mrs. l-luff began as a substitute then worked as a meat cook before assuming the duties of cafeteria manager. She reflects that more quick foods are featured on the school menus today than in past years. But, students still like very few vegetables. She notes that the students themselves have not changed much throughout the years. During the 1 school year, from 650 to were served each day at the four school campuses. Cafeteria workers begin preparation of the noon meal at 7 a.m. each day. The responsibilities of the maintenance personnel increased during the school year with the completion of the renovation of the Heritage Building at the high school campus. These workers must repair and maintain all the school property as well as clean the premises. They work before and after school as well as throughout the day to keep everything running smoothly for the staff, faculty and students' comfort. Cafeteria workers include tback rowj Barbara Meadors, Linda Sessom, Warda Huff, Mary Capps, Nellie Montya, Mary Lou Knox, Colleen Everett, Gertrude Tutor, and Tom Morrow. In the front row are Josie Mendoza, Rafaela Perez, Rosa Rodriquez, Andrietta Borrego, Rosa Sanchez, Delma Ortiz, and Juanita Tijerina. Maintenance supervisor Curtis Keith stands to the left of his work crew. They are fback rowj Lionel Martinez, Raymond Maldonado, Joe Ortiz, Elberto Gutierrez, Sam Longoria, Florencio Moran, Roland Pena, and Albert Ortiz. In front are Alice Martinez, Armando Ybarra, Juan Hernandez, Lupe Alvarez, Jorge Diaz and Fernando Galvan. TIMES PASS AT DHS Tommy Tucker looks bored with the whole situation, Raedene Flores shows how happy OHS students really are. Greg Underwood gets the best of the bucking barrel in the FFA booth at the Halloween carnival, or does it get the best of him? The FFA booth also features a greased pole contest, a needle in the haystack contest, and a rope ladder for a climbing COl'll6St. Q? my If 4 J 52 l SOCIAL LIFE IS ENJOYED BY STUDENTS AS 1985-86 GOES BY Heyl Wait for mel yells Jim Etheridge. At the same time, Stanley Winkley and Blas Vargas share a humorous conversation. Janet Diaz is thrilled to have her picture taken while Roni Navarrette smiles modestly. G reen Senior of '86 Dec.25, 1967- .1uiy s,19a5 l A BEST FRlEND'S PRAYER s My Heavenly Fathlergiknow it's not you who tookgmyiifrienid away. days are numbered and it T iWasiJQB.'s day. PleaseDear Lord, if you will, give him the best of care. r By your side is where heneeds to be. Make sure he's alwaysjthere. Cause to yy e rnesheiwas more than just a friendfhelwas always like a brother. ' The fun we had, the love we feit could never be shared with Z another. yyy r l l'lI never forgetjljislcurled tongue that matchedifhiss laughing face. The way he waddled when he ran is fa memory! oan't erase. l hope that as l live my life l can show his type of drive. l-le took the goodg hetook the bad: he was glad to be alive. Andgaysrtwe go through the years, rpliease help his friends recall the way he loved us all. He exemplified the type of guy who strived to reach his goals, And if he wasn't perfect, all our livesfthere are holesq B qj Butewhenflineeded him the most, he was aiways there for me. When we had death he was there just like l knew he'd be. y s Thank you Lord for this talk, butynov my prayer must end, T . B Give J. B. all cause he's still . . . my Best Frnd. f Amen by Thomas Clay r lraan, Texas T T 1 I MR. AND MISS CHS RUNNERS UP HARVEY FIERRO has been active in sports throughout high school, participating in football, basketball, and track as well as receiving numerous academic honors. Harvey was president of his class, both as a sophomore and as a junior. He served in the Student Council for four years and became its president while a senior. He played football for four years and was a senior captain. Some of his football honors include All- District Second Team punter and an honorable mention for the secondary as a junior. During his senior year, Harvey was named All- District First Team receiver, and All- District Second Team defensive back. He was also named All-West Texas defensive back. Active in basketball as well. Harvey was named to an All-District honorable mention while a sophomore. He was listed on the All-District Team while a junior. He was active in basketball for all four years. Harvey received the Fighting Heart award in football for 1985. He participated in track as a junior and when a senior was a Regional qualifier in the 1600 meter relay race. Harvey has been a three-year veteran of the National Honor Society. Harvey maintains an interest in computers and mathematics and hopes to major in one of these in college. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fierro are Harvey's parents. BONNIE CAMERON served in the Student Council for all four of her high school years. She was her class's secretary as a senior and vice-president when a junior. 1 Bonnie became a National Hono Society member when she was a , sophomore, remaining so throughout high school. Bonnie 1 became president of the NHS as a senior. She was Class Favorite while a 1 sophomore and Homecoming Duchess as a senior. Bonnie played tennis all four years in high school and was a j cheerleader for the last three years Bonnie is Valedictorian of the Class of 1986. She plans to attend Baylor . University and major in accounting Bonnie's parents are Mr. and Mrs. l Tom Cameron. MR. AND MISS OHS SELECTED get QF I 5 rf j. X1 -iw QW' if, 'T - D fs AV' 3117.1 Y j , V., . 43. , 'iv'- .- 14. 15' ie. .1 . 1 I .2 v,,4- wwf .. 4. -.o . -,film ., ,,.. its '.,'gif..f N. . . , , . XT' if -M. N 1 .,. A g-914 9, , ' .. . 5 , g'X--.rnwiu fl ,u,,x '34- 1' : .fr-', . . -:f -'fi 3 ' . 2,5 1 ,if aT'VA . tt.: V -mf ' I 4. ,L - -'-L' , . - .' .- . 3 x. . A ,X A . 4, x. , 3' .'..,.t,. 11.51-M... ' - . ,,,',agtq,,f,fff,k... .1,,,:' tw f 4 i if I f ' W' .x 'er '.',,,,q..- 4 ., 1,, .,. .. vlf ., - .V ,,.vL ,f, 5- 3- . .gf -I ., l, Vfmsl fgfglf-Trfl 'I' .g.. f ff 1 , ff by Kgs . .1 -1 wg V fl 1' J--xl STEVE SANCHEZ is a popular senior who has received many honors and awards in high school. Steve has been a Student Council representative throughout high school serving as president while a senior. He is also secretary of the National Honor Society. As a junior Steve was secretary of the Student Council. He was Freshman Class President in 1982-83. Steve lettered three years in football and four years in basketball. He was elected to an honorable mention of the All- District team while a freshman. He was a member of the All- District teams for the three remaining years of high school. Steve received four all- tournament awards. ln 1985 he was named Most Valuable Player at the Czona Tournament. He was selected for the All-Region basketball team also while a senior. Steve plans to begin college at Angelo State University. He is the son of Mr. and tvlrs. Bennie Sanchez. ZELDA MUNOZ is athletically inclined as shown by her basketball participation throughout high school. She was active in track as a freshman and as a sophomore. She became a Regional qualifier in cross- country when she was a freshman. Zelda's honors include being selected captain of the basketball team as a senior, an honorable mention in basketball, and Basketball Sweetheart. As a junior Zelda was elected Christmas Queen. She was Homecoming Queen in 1985 and was a cheerleader also during her senior year. As a sophomore and as a senior, Zelda served her class as its treasurer. She is president of VICA. While a junior Zelda was a Lion's Boar staff member. Zelda plans to complete her hours in cosmetology at Jean's Beauty College in San Angelo. She is the daughter of Stella Munoz. MUNOZ CROWNED HOMECOMING QUEEN The high point of an exciting week included days designated as Hawaiian Day, Doubles-Day, Western Day, Old T-shirt Day, and Purple and Gold Day. Another high point of the week was the crowning of the Homecoming Queen minutes before the Ozona-Eldorado football game in Lion Stadium. The Homecoming Queen for 1985 is Zelda Munoz, daughter of Stella Munoz. Zelda was one of four nominees which included Bonnie Cameron, Julie Reagor, and Vickie Fleagor. Zelda was escorted by Jesus Hernandez, senior football captaing Bonnie Cameron was escorted by Harvey Fierrog Julie Fleagor was escorted by Bias Vargas, and Vickie Fieagor was escorted by David Adams. The Homecoming Queen is elected by the varsity football team. The results of the election is kept secret until the moment of the crowning. The Lions went on to defeat the Eagles to finish the 1985 Homecom- ing Week as a successful one. Head cheerleader Vickie Reagor shows Lion spirit during the Homecoming Pep Flally. 2' W ff 'm 2' 2? '54 fywx. , . ,J Zelda Munoz and Jesus Hernandez pose for the camera as Munoz was crowne Homecoming Queen for 1985. 1 Julie Reagor introduces John Tom Stokes during the Homecoming Pep Rally while Bonn Cameron, Bias Vargas, and Zelda Munoz await their turn. it li C V v is 't were .kix ' 52 C 'N x i Rl- Q ,N- V WWW- i ,Q ' - A hese girls put on a skit demonstrating how the Lions would pluck the Eldorado Eagles they did, :llhl iii is - X Q heerleader Vickie Reagor, Julie Fteagor, Zelda Munoz, and Bonnie Cameron all were Homecoming Queen nominees. Munoz was Homecoming Queen that night. They were nominated by the varsity football team who also chose the queen. Twirler Jennifer Probst shows us her stuff during the Homecoming Pep Rally. Q fi ' 1 if 551 ff? . fm 55if..'f1ikifQSL , Christmas Dance FUN-FILLED The Christmas Dance is spon- sored by the sophomore class. This 1ear's sponsors, H. O. Hoover, Brant Myers, and Judy Sims, guided lhe sophomores in decorating the dance which was a huge success. Halfway through the dance, the sophomores got together and voted n the King and Queen. Peter hacklette and Alma Gutierrez were he lucky ones for the evening. ichard Borrego and Melissa Vallejo are roud to present Peter Shacklette and Alma utierrez as King and Queen, fi I m -2 Nr' I A Z- L --gag? 6 in different directions, Isabel Benitez, Lydia Pena, Suzy King, and Sylvia are trying to decorate a box. Duenes works hard while Melissa is overwhelmed at the work that has be done. Olga DeHoyos, Opie DeHoyos, and their cousin Tricia pose for a picture taken by Cameras Two in front of a nice scenery. Amy Beth Scoggins, Bonnie Cameron, and Julie Reagor enjoy their last Christmas Dance as seniors with Todd Jones and Gary Davis. STUDENTS DANCE THEIR HEARTS OUT Valentine's Day is a time for love romance the color red, and bringing two people together. The evening of ' if the annual Valentine's Dance. Everybody was dancing their hearts away to the music of Dr. Toons. The Valentine's Dance was sponsored by the Civic Center Youth Council who decorated the Civic Center with red, pink, and white streamers, hearts, and balloons. The Valen- tine's Dance was a great success, and the spirit of Saint Valentine was shown throughout the night. Everybody attending seemed to en- joy the night. D Z I February 15, 1986 was the date of Y , X625 'fa Wd, Julie Carson, Stacie Winkley, and Dottie Gonzales smile prettily at the camera while holding party balloons at the Valentine's Dance. 5. J .,,, kwa . t .irt ,S . ' ' 'i.,r ' friailfkkleifiifi 'i,' - .. ISSJ' ,wm- Mixed emotions are shown by Judy Flores, Santiago Onofre, and Jim Etheridge on the dance floor. Marty Moran and Judy Flores seem to enjoy showing the Valentine's spirit by getting close during a slow song at the Valentine's Dance. ag !'f lf.. E, X ,r' l S Y r . o Ns le ' sh' A X J l . gi .3 1 ' x , . ,. I ! A AIN K I i YY , SOMETIMES, IT'S FUN TO SAY 'GOODBYE' Juniors and seniors gather to recall the memories they have shared throughout their school years. Some of these memories are sad, others funnyg some are sen- timental. But, students agree that to say goodbye is not to forget. Andy Dews, Margie CIine,flQggyWKri, and Victor Newton are amo ose who were served dinner of brisket, pinto beans, potato salad, cole slaw, and peach cobbler. Roger Flores and Robin Bolt read the class prophecy the Juniors prepared for the Senior Class. They are flanked here by Vickie Reagor and David Adams on the left. Ftaedene Flores and Ty McKinney sit to the far right. fm?a?w?Vi.w1w Fl gh ' V Q. 3 .jr ! W' S 3' ifEQWm?,WQW w H tg 1 .. j L E a l . 3 Qftr fvlwft at .11 , iii fe . 4, fWWWw?t6 i'- T? Q smglvww waxy! Q J8t p . . 1 Q -- . 579 ' ,K 5. i V. . v 1 , .mHVHft ll va A 4 ig,-we T 1' i it -at s is gt 5 V- n I ' 1 ' V , , . Q' 5 T f ug V ii E T - Raedene Flores and David Adams read the Senior Class history. Amy Beth Scoggins read the class will with Ty McKinney. Amy Beth waits her turn here with Roger Flores as they listen to Flaedene and David, It's almost time to go home and dressl Toastmaster Abel Lara and Ftoger Flores review the program while Diana Sanchez gives the floor a final sweeping before the banquet. ,N ywwv an Ein .RT We , be r 4 L tl 4 1+ . 2 Q , -Q-..:Q'f'. .V 2 E i 'ella sflfi ' T ' ' , K 5 'A t it 3 1. , Sgt Qailsffgaligr Q T 17 X ' S ' H if Q 'W Q-Lf T 3-T t gtg ffl ' gi 21 .ffl PROM TO REMEMBER T ' 1 f V f g. fi Q f' f E ff - 7 gi Y K 'Nl 1 V . ag: A,l42f'. . . air I . ,gy T 1 it A place of enchantment was created by the hard-working Junior Class :Q A K -,ig s y P gigy-mg for the Seniors. The walls and ceiling were completely covered in the palest j T . gg 3 S g giy 2. . . . . R 'fi X -t X Q of blue while blue and silver streamers radiated from a large fairy land L A -tQ4fE4t carousel dominating the room. g i , si Eg iti?-ft-:ij 5.311 , 3 :scifi Mft, Will-1 James Sanchez boogies the night away K if lt but could have been easily mistaken for A junior work crew makes last minute ad. ,Q 1 1 t Miami Vice 's Crockett in his dark glasses. + Q justments to the carousel the day of the , Prom. A - 1 Www l ,J g 'J ,fag E All seniors, these students reflect for a momen about their last Junior-Senior Prom. They an Zelda Munoz, Bret Thompson, Mark Marshal Jesse Castillo, and Martha Hernandez. Chantele Pesson and Donald Gutierrez oh viously like dancing-and each other. Lacy Mille dances at the right. X 6 4 1 Cgpie Davis and Jennifer Probst enjoy a slow, close-up dance as Jennifer wor- ries just a little about whether her hair is presentable for the camera, Arturo Gonzalez and Melody Stark of- fer brilliant smiles upon receiving their crowns and gifts as Prom King and Queen. That on this day of April twelfth Nineteen hundred and eighty-six at the Ozona Civic Center the JUNIOR CLASS of Ozona High School presents for the SENIOR CLASS 'GOODBYE' 'A' 4 at gf' '4' f 4 e ui' 1? Y .,. fy L. 1 f . 'Q' - A If 'Y r X +- Various group organizations add to the fun of learning. Some groups are closely related to particular classesg others are not. Some are honorary while others are based on interests. The group organizations at OHS include Vocational Industrial Clubs of America tVICAl for both boys and girls, the LlON'S ROAR newspaper staff, National Honor Society QNHSQ, Future Farmers of America QFFAJ, Student Council, and University ln- terscholastic League QUILJ. is 5 52 1 Eduvina Limon receives the Minnie Wylie Henderson Award for the most outstanding home economics student. Jan North presents the award. ,kg -I gefrr I Q ,.,,, M mam ,. I .ff The FFA provides an opportunity to develop leadership and other skills. tt .... M? Groups Enrich Learning The National Honor Society sets the standard for academic excellence at OHS. The VICA program for girls is new in 1985 and has created great interest. LlON'S FlOAFt staffers learn journalism prac- tices while producing the school's newspaper. F' rr' V 7 rsr. fl tl, 1 A i ,xr-' r -V T' A V fr 'Q ,... . H .,..'5f, . . aff at at H4 f.' V, -1 pf, , r -t rl'-' f We A it 1 Ti t 'i wr? '55 '1 4,-'i f if, 7 I M gv . .17 . V? .. is 6 ' 3 if VL ' ' . L I-till! af 'phi Academic UIL activities are varied and m4 These appeal to many students. VICA boys study automobile mechanics assemble a car as their project. MW STUDENTS EXCEL IN ACADEMICS The National Honor Society is an organization for honor students throughout the United States. The members of this group must maintain a certain average and are judged on such qualities as outstan- ding scholarship, good character, service to the school and student body, and manifestation of leader- ship. Those who maintain a high enough grade average are voted on by the members of the Ozona High School Faculty. The officers of the NHS for 1985- 86 were President Bonnie Cameron, Vice-President David Adams, Secretary Amy Jones, and Treasurer Steve Sanchez. The Teachers Faculty Committee periodically review the members of the NHS and they must maintain the high standards of the society. Ac- tive members of the National Honor Society are required to maintain their minimum scholastic average and to live up to the Character, Leadership and Service of the Na- tional Honor Society. -W .... .m,.,...., M, E 2 if . gg L. . , r ' ff' - The inductees for the National Honor Society in 1986 were sophomores, Isabel Beniti Delma Fierro, Sylvia Flores, Richard Galvan, Bret Hood, Todd Jones, Mark Sanchez, Rar Thompson, and Melissa Vallejop juniors, Marcos Gonzales, Richard Gray, Sam Hightowi Peter Shacklette, George Wall, and Melissa Ybarra, seniors, Valerie Fierro, Jesus Hernande Brock Jones, Vanessa Miller, and Brad Thompson. bl ' if J ...,,.. M if XV! NA ,,,..,. .,,.. w 1 The members of the National Honor Society are fstandingl Darla Judd, Ellie Tijerfnajtegg,yHliuox, Melody Stark, Annalu Lopez, Mich Glaze, Linda Villarreal, Steve Sanchez, David Adams, Amy Jones, and Mark Sellers, Other members are fsittingl Harvey Fierro, Raedene Flor? Roger Flores, Amy Scoggins, Robin Bolf, Vickie Reagor, Rodney Beasley, and Ty McKinney. fNot pictured are Bonnie Cameron and Janet Diaz Y STUDENT GOVERNMENT , WELL REPRESENTED Student Government in Ozona lgh School is provided by the Stu- ent Council and its officers. The officers of the Student Coun- are nominated by the members the prewous years councH and e selected in a school wide elec- n. Each class choses a boy and a I representative to be members of E Student CouncH and act as a k DSUNGSD the student and the llministration. The Counchrnembem pmn and corate for the Homecoming nce, purchase some items for the hoolwhhinoney Honidance ad- sdon Uckets, and serve the dents in many ways. X x x X X. X xxXX Xa ,-,,f- fx The officers of the Student Council for 1985-1986 are: treasurer, Butch Gonzales, vice president, Harvey Fierro, secretary, Bonnie Cameron, and presidentg Steve Sanchez. .... --V 5 ,,.,....-- ' v4 .15 3-,.,, .. .rx 4 H... 'tif gm , f'l'?i'ii w -1 -'7,'H ' 1 P -1 eff- Ng ' ta. 7. , members of the Student Council are: ibeginning at left and going clockwlsej Brad Thompson, Abel Lara, Oscar Galindo, Todd Jones hard Gray, J. J. Ramirez, Stanley Winkley, David Adams, Vickie Beagor, Butch Gonzales, Steve Sanchez, Julie Beagor, and Harvey Fierro pictured are Stacie Winkley, Trebie West, and Bonnie Cameron. STUDENTS DISCOVER JOURNALISM ll 2 , if ff eqpmm-ff Lion's Roar newspaper and The Lion yearbook staffers are very busy putting together both publications. Susan Kenley, Jerri Lynn N tinez, Ellie Tijerina, Melissa Vargas, co-editor Michael Glaze, Vickie Duncan, Darla Judd, copy editor Amy Scoggins, Jena Allen, Robin B Isabel Benitez, and co-editor Linda Villarreal all pause for a moment in the journalism room. Not pictured is Virginia Alvarez. The Lion's Floar staff con- sists of two second year students while all the others are just starting out. The Lion's Boar co-editors are Lin- eeee - 4 da Villarreal and Michael Glaze, and Amy Beth Scog- gins is copy editor. Seniors in- cluded on the staff are: Vickie Duncan, Jerri Lynn Martinez, Ellie Tijerina, and Melissa , rr, tr i Vargas. Junior staff members i are Darla Judd, Robin Bolf, Virginia Alvarez, and Jena 50Ph0m0fe Judy Flores has a knack for getting into the picture even though she is the A Allen, as well as two sophomores, Susan Kenley, Onetakingit, and Isabel Benitez. The Students Check their Co-editors Linda Villarreal assigned beats and write and Michael Glaze have U I many duties and respon- stones. The stories are then sibimies they have tofulfill. typed into the computer and edited. The stories are finally printed out and the paper is ready to get started. ENGLISH WITH ITS SLEEVES ROLLED UP. I 5 .f . - .. I i . 1 f 5 II ri ' 5? I ii I 5 h iii 55 5 3 ei QE 2' I tl: 1 E HIS Aycock, Edward Fierro, Judy Flores, and Santiago Onofre are the four student photographers who help out THE LlON'S ROAR and the LION yearbook staffs. Allen, Assistant Editor, Robin Bolf, Business Manager, Susan Kenlay, Editor-in-Chief, and Isabel Benitez, Copy Editor, all hold important on the yearbook. Not pictured, Virginia Alvarez is Layout Editor. f-5 3 ' f f fggw f MS., Goodbye to the Clown by Ernest Kinoy Copie Davis . . . . . Dr. Benson Amy Jones ..... . . .Miss Erwin Amy Scoggins . . . ...... Peggy Andy Dews .... . . . The Clown Melody Stark .... ....... M other Rodney Beasley ..... Uncle George Alternates-Summer Shaoklette, Cody Sutton, and Julie Carson. Stage Crew-Jennifer Probst, Tommy Tucker, and Valerie Fierro. Director-David Porter GO0DBYE 7 jj? V ,. In VV K A ' 'ggfi ' . -sly,-gl.: ' if, I W ..., ' ., 'FK ' ' ,..,,, I V , I ZVW WVM ' . ' 5 - ' ' M 'af-aff:aaf',Tt. ' ,W . 3, ,, -1 ,f ' gf' f 1 fi L. VA .1 4, W 6 jg ' ' -. M www . ' 1,1 V : Zvi V ' Q Shi , f W ' ,.,, , .. , i ' ' lllll ..., . ' - ' V ,V 1- 'f-' -A fr Livel On Stagel . . . Andy Dews and Melody Stark rehearse in front of a collection of parents and i friends. 4 Practice makes perfect . . . Amy Scoggins, Melody Stark, Rodney Beasley, and Andy Dews rehearse for the one act play. Wand 0 THE CLOWN -t Q There's no business like show business . .. The action unfolds as Copie Davis tDr. Bensonl explains to Amy Scoggins tPeggyJ that she must not let her imaginery clown interfere with her school work. Andy Dews fThe Clownl tries to ignore their conversation. Lullaby . . , in the inset, Andy Dews and Amy Scoggins play house in the one act play. Primp, primp, primp . . . Summer Shacklette puts the final touches on Copie Davis as Amy Jones curls her hair. The 1986 One Act cast performed in district 6-AAA competition March 22, in San Angelo against the five other schools in the district. Although Ozona's play did not advance to Area competition, the students per- formed well and enjoyed the play. Sonora and Colorado City had the two winning plays with Coahoma's named alternate. Receiving honorable mention all-star cast were Andy Dews tThe Clownl and Rodney Beasley tUncle Georgel. Amy Beth Scoggins was named to the all-star cast for her portrayal of Peggy. UlL academic and literary regional qualifiers were Michael Glaze, Bret Hood, T. C. Tucker, Copie Davis, Mark Sanchez, Darla Judd, Vicl Fleagor, Brock Jones, Amy Beth Scoggins, Larisa Schoenhals, Isabel Benitez, Missy Ybarra, and Linda Villarreal. v,5g'fagvggvg:k ffg5g711g'QY,g '-V ,ggggyggyafigil 'mlxzflf'-f-'bl 'A ,,',4f, 51:55 ffwcfktfll g W?-ggUlf2Q S ,',' f5f W. 11131ff'I,E-'-ZS? 5?5:2:lf5M!g ,H12if??'?fl 'f'Ai5lf't,,9'1i.l .. ,Fiat A--H555l5Q9'VLv 3' Teififf 'Y' - K 1 5. ,, 'l,: ??'if. 5a? iIf',. 'HE an W .1 3 V ' VX.5 : SilgB3y3:f A7 1' zz 'tiiizfwj S5 mihi A5 if ii? 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University interscholastic League academic, literary, nd speech participants had an outstanding showing iith 12 contestants qualifying for regional competition. OHS swept the journalism competition at district ualifying seven people in four events. T. C. Tucker ompeted at the state level in feature writing, placing th after winning both district and regional contests. ln ddition, Tucker qualified for regionals in editorial iriting after taking 3rd at district. Michael Glaze became the Region I-AAA State Alter- ate in editorial writing after taking 2nd at district. He lso won district in news writing. In addition, Copie 'avis won the district headline writing contest. Other regional qualifiers in journalism contests are as bllows: T. C. Tucker-news writing-1 st alternate l Isabel Benitez-feature writing-1 st alternate I Linda Villarreal-feature writing-2nd alternate I Brock Jones-editorial writing-1 st alternate Amy Beth Scoggins-headline writing-1 st alternate Vickie Reagor won lst, and Missy Ybarra won 3rd in e typing contest. Also, Isabel Benitez was 2nd in elling, Bret Hood 'Ist in biology, Larisa Schoenhals d alternate in ready writing, and Darla Judd 2nd alter- te in number sense. .tw ii., ga is Q' INFORMATIVE FEATURE SPEAKING WRITING Brock Jones Lgnd5VillZLrjftl Isabel Benitez Sgigglrls Enironuu. 'tl'3'T,!l'G POETRY lifiucfife TE5ag5519TION Sta2eOl?VlinJkcle1y?TAlt.J Valerie Fierro Dan Hanson PROSE Boil! E251 Isabel Benitez fAlt.J Amy Beth Scoggins Summer Shacklette I Freshman T. C. Tucker took 5th in the UIL class AAA State feature writing competition. T sw,-Sw W7-wie? '12, 5' t .-.,t vi,-W, .X - Lys, I W 22. 4- ,,,.., . ..,. r ., . if-- if t l - ,. . . , ' 1 ., We .i QSMW5t!'tl'5k511QfK12':E1M171 zt1f:i7' l'if2ZDAg::tW'rt.!,ZE3Hs Jill Ef'rL5f11rkE?i, V i ' z . ' HEADLINE NUMBER SENSE Mark Sanchez Darla Judd Copie Davis ' Bret Hood AVTIY Beth SCOQQWTS Richard Borrego fAlt.J Stacie Winkley Linda Villarreal fAlt.j SCIENCE Chantele Pesson Bonnie Cameron WRITING KQQGQYKHOXP L ' S h h I Will Seahorn Richard Borrego fAlt.j TYPEWRITING SPELLING Vickie Reagor . Missy Ybarra Isabel Benitez Diane Sanchez Michael Glaze VICAS The VICA automobile mechanics' program continues strong at Ozona. Kenneth Sessom placed fourth at state in a skills contest. This is the highest ever for an Ozona VICA stu- dent. Jesus Hernandez and Arturo Gonzalez placed second and third respectively in the regional exhibit contest. Jesus Hernandez and Mark Marshall make adjustments on a car engine during class. Kenneth Sessom shows Dean Tambunga how it's done. Pete Maldonado, affectionately termed Maestro by many of his students, watches Johnny Lombrano's efforts with a funnel. W'2uvf:Qfi1z rf-Hilififf A i M .... ' :L K fri . I ' . . ' N 4 ri ' ' A at ', ' Y V N .V , V I VK I , .A kr w e if I 1. ,. I lag., . A 'F iv , A W . l T fi t is . ' - ' B 'g 1 ,. . - 3 f 4 J t ' are .,., ,,. ,. ,, 'K ' V ' V I F n 1 . .- ,,, K ,mi ,I . may , f . g'p ,2,v, 1 tLQZ'l:fy ' QQ' if V ' ' ' wap- ' Senior VICA students take a little time out for the photographer during their busy class. The are Mark Marshall, Jesus Hernandez, Arturo Gonzalez, Martin Moran, John Tom Stokes, Brian Morrow, Bret Thompson, Alex Smith, and Francisco Vasquez. I i Junior VICA boys are tback rowj Doug Snyder, Jesse Fierro, Dean Tambunga, Abel Lar Kenneth Sessom, Ronnie Scott, and Eddie Lewing. In front are Johnny Lombrano, Jesus Go zalez, Jaime Castellanos, Butch Gonzales, Andy Trevino, lsaias Flores, and James Sanchez. l' GIRLS-VICA 5 of the morning cosmetology arezftop rowj Bernice Ybarra, Donna Vickie Flores, Zelda Munoz, Vickie Julie Reagor, Jerri Lynn Martinez, Navarrette, Martha Hernandez, and Ramos. In front are Lupe Gamboa, via Rodriguez, Kim Williams, Melissa gas, and Carman Villarreal. DeHoyos, an afternoon cosmetologist, a perm roll-up on high school Barbara Burger. 1985-86 VICA officers are Raedene reporterg Zelda Munoz, presidentg Gutierrez, secretary: Valerie Fierro, rg and Sylvia Rodriguez, sergeant at The cosmetology class in the afternoon is composed of itop rowj Diana Sanchez, Donna Morris, Darlene Borrell, Norma Vasquez, Valerie Fierro, Amanda Ybarra, and Mary Lou Hayes. In front are Frances Moran, Alma Gutierrez, Olga DeHoyos, Jennifer Probst, and Dena Booker. Not pictured are Raedene Flores and Edwina Limon. The 1985-86 year has been the first year that cosmetology has been offered in the school system. Cosmetology instructor Judy Sims has made it possible to help both the students and public. The cosmetology department is in the Heritage Building basement. The girls have three hours of cosmetology classtime. An hour of theory begins each class where they do written work or receive in- structions for practical applications. Two hours are spent in practical during which students work and practice. The cosmetologists do studies and permanent waving, hair cuts and styles, color and tint hair, manicures, pedicures, massage and facial make-up, scalp massage, shampoo, arch and tint eyebrows, tint lashes, and pierce ears. The use of hands and verbal communication is very important. 1 FUTURE FARMERS LEARN NEW SKILLS The FFA is a national organization of students enroll- ed in vocational agriculture. Through active participa- tion in the FFA, members learn by taking part in and conducting meetings, speaking in public, participating in contests based on occupational skills, earning awards and recognition and becoming involved in cooperative efforts and community improvements. FFA members believe in leadership, citizenship, and patriotism. Chapter officers consist of a president, vice- president, secretary, treasurer, sentinel and reporter. Julie Reagor, was choosen FFA sweetheart by club members for the second consecutive year. The 1985-86 FFA officers are: Scott Denman, sentinel, George Wall, secretaryg Brock Jones, president, Julie Fteagor, chapter sweetheartg Blas Vargas, vice-presidentg Andy Dews, treasurer, and James Sanchez, reporter. 21 1 Z l ins' members recognized and receiving awards at the annual FFA banquet included James Sanchez, Marty Moran, Scott Denman, Cody Will Seahorn Bias Var as Dou Sn der Shane Co G W ll h g g y oper, eorge a ,vo ag teac er Richard Bridges, Brock Jones, and Keith Fowler. . Y Broilers were introduced as a project for the first time during 1985-86. Fifty broilers comprised a project. Showing off some of the birds are Landon Duncan, Shane Cooper, and Cody Sutton. i By going the extra mile in class, achievement awards were won by Shane Cooper for sales and service, Marty Moran in livestock judging, Doug Snyder in wool judging, Keith Fowler for sheep judging, and Will Seahorn and Cody Sutton in sheep and goat production. Scott Den- man, Bias Vargas, and George Wall all earned awards in leadership. Proficiency awards for outstan- ding accomplishments in various fields of agriculture were earned by James Sanchez for salt and water management, Garrett Elledge for a specialty animal project frab- bitsi, Landon Duncan in culture. Cody Sutton was given an award in horse proficiency as well as a diver- sified livestock award. George Wall was recognized for public speaking, Brock Jones for sheep production, and Bias Vargas for agricultural mechanics. Andy Dews presents FFA Sweetheart Julie Fieagor a watch to show the club's appreciaton, E li THE OZONA LION BAND n Band Council members are Chantelle Pesson, Mark Sellers, Victor Newton, Bret Hood, san Kenley, Annalu Lopez, Shannon Curry, and J. J. Ramirez. I ninecrons Kelly Glaze Eric Wharton F LUTES Melody Stark Susan Kenley Frances Moran Annalu Lopez Trebie West Suzy King CLARINETS Missy Ybarra Adriane Wilson Janet Diaz Sylvia Flores Regina Cervantez Tressa Crawford Yolanda Hartnett Judy Flores Naomi Borrego Cathy Moran Rosie Gonzales Leticia Longoria Lore Hohertz Sandra Ramirez Janis DeHoyos A BAND COUNCIL ELECTED During the year, Lion bandsmen elected one boy and one girl from each class to serve on a council. The purpose of the council was to act as a liason between the band directors and students and to help organize band events. Those elected were Annalu Lopez and Vic- tor Newton, seniorsg Chantelle Pesson and Mark Sellers, juniorsg Susan Kenley and Bret Hood, sophomores: and Shannon Curry and J. J. Ramirez, freshmen. THE PRIDE OF CROCKETT COUNTY BASS TENOR TROMBONES Michael Glaze Mafcgg, Gonzales Chantelle Pesson Richard Vargas peter Shackietie Randi Thompson Jeff Sanchez pina Rios Nofma VQSQUBZ Richard Galvan ALTO CORNETS SAXOPHONES B,efH00d Amy Scoggins J. J. Ramirez Lydia Rivera gm, 'WWW Darla Judd Jerri Lynn Martinez Richard Borrego Santiago Onofre Steven Villarreal Opie DeHoyos Kriss Corley TUBAS Greg Underwood Corey Pate Joe Ross Kenneth Sessom Jason Montgomery Ted Turnley Larisa Schoenhals Shane Cooper Paul Galan Victor Newton Oscar Galindo Keith Fowler Bryan Harms a Perez onya a e auna cCary FRENCH HORNS lsabel Benitez Shannon Curry Amy Jones Eileen Moran Jo Ann Hohertz Melissa Vallejo Scott Denman J. J. Baker Angel Henderson BARITONES lsais Flores Ben Rios Rosa Arredondo Victor Villarreal PERCUSSION Mark Sellers Billy Aycock Roland DeHoyos Mark Trujillo Valdo Galindo ' Dan Gutierrez Al ' z ennif t ward Fierro Joe Perez Carlos Rios Rusty Harris g - f'itf'4x'F , X-'!3f'5F, f . 5' . :fn i , fi NWN , S ti Tait? A ' 'if' 'ijt t Q Tami .,, , ,,,, at seem, mf N... -,,- - U H :, ,,, -a.- fr- .w--- 7 w'5ZV..,Yf QQ 1 ,. :Y riixakmws S M - .,k, 1 ,X A ' Q- 3 - wx , i , 5 , f 'Q L if H S 'ite ., i , Q Y, fi 3: :, ' LA S IEE ' 11' 1 ' 'iii-sh Einsgf, iyng , - 1 g , , ,g ,M t , , -gi ,wiffliii xfwmtiw ,, . ,, me L. , , if rw:-,,j-ffgli'-, ,s:.'5lK. -ww.: aasri' Q25--s ':rf: i .i ' ' 4'Eii J'i ' ' - Q' it M sg . , , : W- A Q l PQ Q f W gl it gg ,Apt X' my 5 v A x S55 ia F 555 I 9' ,S 5 , if Q 32? K eggs 1 fl ft N ,i iii gi gr ,V i, A, ft 't : ,fck flifi ' ' M -. -Qt A - sg. .S , , 552 '10 QE' We ei' 1 .il53w r is ' J if L W ,m d 3 it ' f are tif-1: ., Sal -js K tt ,wi Bandsmen competing in solo and ensemble contests were Angel Henderson, Bret Hood, Chantele Pesson, Mark Sellers, Santiago Ono, Valdo Galindo, Michael Glaze, Victor Villarreal, Rita Rios, Norma Vasquez, Steven Villarreal, Gary Perez, Joe Perez, Trebie West, Susan Kenll Melody Stark, Sandra Ramirez, Rosie, Gonzales, Leticia Longoria, and Opie DeHoyos, Not pictured is Richard Borrego and Brian Harms. Several band members, through much dedication and extra work, did an excellent job on an individual basis this year. Michael Glaze, trombone soloist, and Chantele A Pesson, bass clarinet soloist, earned the right to com- pete in the University interscholastic League Texas State Solo and Ensemble Contest after winning First Division tSuperiorl ratings on their solos at the regional competition. Other bandsmen earning superior ratings on solos throughout the year were Bret Hood, cornet solo, and Mark Sellers, snare drum solo. Melody Stark won a Se- cond Division tlixcellentj rating on her flute solo. In ensemble competition, a flute trio of Melody Stark, Susan Kenley, and Treble West earned a First Division. An experimental ensemble consisting of Leticia Longoria, Sandra Ramirez, Richard Borrego, Santiago Onofre, Norma Vasquez, Angel Henderson, Valdo Galindo, Brian Harms, Rosie Gonzales, Diane Sanchez, Opie DeHoyos, Steven Villarreal, Rita' Rios, Victor Villarreal, Joe Perez, and Gary Perez also earned a Superior rating' Michael Glaze and Chantele Pessonf competed in the state si and ensemble competition in Austin. Michael earned a Division fabove averagei and Chantele earned a Division IV rating on t respective solos. h, BAND SWEETHEART- JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD l MELODY STARK Drum Major Melody Stark was elected as Band weernearr as well as being chosen for the John Philip ousa Award, which is given to the outstanding senior andsman. BAND HAS OUTSTANDING YEAR 'il 'if i x The Pride of Crockett County -the iff' Shane Cooper, Frances Moran, Richard Borrego, Ben Rios, Trebie West, Julie Kiser, and Mark Trujillo show the band's marching trophy. The school year 1985-86 proved to be very successful for the Lion Band. After much dedication and many hours of hard work, the Lion Marching Band generated a First Division CSuperiorJ rating at the University ln- terscholastic League District VII Marching Contest. In addition to marching contest, many individual band- smen earned First Divisions on solos and ensembles, with two qualifying for state competition. Jason Montgomery exhibits his musical talents, which, along with those of other bandsmen, made 1985-86 outstanding. ' 1 Nur' it - QW: 0 FRONT LINE ADDS FLASH 9 ' ' ifx E. ii K -430 E f E 1985-86 Flag Corps members were Eileen Moran, Frances Moran, Lore Hohertz Amy Jones, Suzy King, Annalu Lopez, and Diaz fcaptainj. Drum Major was Melody Stark. ,. W. M and The 1985-86 twirlers were Judy Flores, Jennifer Probst iheady, jleggy, -ignox, and Sandra Ramirez. STUDENT ACTIVITIES NEVER CEASE s I S 5 Students pass their time at lunch visiting with their friends a discussing the day's events. Victor Newton enjoy a rest from dancing and engage in some at the Valentine's Dance. computer science. Michael Glaze is enthused with his stint at the football concessi stand. I Jena Allen concentrates hard on completing her semester project 1 if m 'll l. Lions Take Heart in 1985 Season ' The Lions Varsity Football team includes 1back row1 Coach David McWilliams, Trainer Mark Duncan, Roger Flores 1811, Rodney Beasley 1431, Valdo Galindo 1471, Brock Jones 1751, David Adams 1301, John Tom Stokes 1781, Bret Thompson 1771 and Coaches Pete Maldonado, and Gene Hood. ln the middle row are Coaches David Porter, Brant Myers, student trainer Mark Sanchez and manager Dan Gutierrez. Players are Dean Tambunga 1711, Butch Gonzales 1441, Peter Shacklette 1521, Jesus Hernandez 1401, Ken Sessom 1551, Brad Thompson 1801, Blas Vargas 1501, Steve Sanchez 1111, Donald Gutierrez 1701, managers Mike Tomlinson and J. J. Ramirez. Positioned in front are manager Jesse Fierro, Jaime Castellanos 1451, Art Gonzales 1621, Andy Dews 1211, James Sanchez 1221, Brian Morrow 1661, Sam Hightower 1121, Marty Moran 1631, lsaias Flores 1611, Abel Lara 1601 and Harvey Firro 1101. Joining the varsity later in the season were Ben Rios 1721 and Armando 1Sub1 Fierro 1231. .Q..,,,, ' i, rare-,fa trainer Mark Sanchez assists Mark athletic trainer, in taking care of the Mark tapes ankles and provides ice packs many other tasks. fl. for the 1985 season are John Curry, Don Payne, athletic trainer Mark Duncan, Myers, Gene Hood, Head Coach Jim Green, David Porter, David McWilliams, and Glenn LIONS GO ON PROWL Ozona Lions made many gains during the 1985 Football Season. They learned about leadership and cooperating with each other as a team as well as increasing their in- dividual abilities and knowledge of the game throughout the season. The coaches, managers, trainers and fans deserve much of the credit for the fine effort the boys made. The spirits of the boys never flagg- ed, and they gave the game their best. Lion managers are J. J. Ramirez, Daniel Gutierrez, and Mike Tomlinson. Jesse Fierro and Chris Ramirez are not pictured. Senior players' spirits are boosted in a pre-game pep rally at Davidson Memorial Gym. They are Jesus Hernandez, John Tom Stokes, David Adams, Andy Dews, Brock Jones and Steve Sanchez. Senior quarterback Harvey Fierro takes time out with an ice pack during a home game. , or 1 ,fax I 'n' 1R lt Lions make gains in gridiron play Head coach Jim Green puts action to words as he urges the Lions to greater effort while spoter Copie Davis watches. Quarterback Steve Sanchez looks for a receiver while James Sanchez l22J clears the way during the Crane-Ozona game which Crane won, 56-6. Senior running back David Adams carries the ball through the middle in the Colorado C game. Donald Gutierrez 1705 and Jesus Hernandez 1405 provide blocking and tackling. Desi such efforts the Lions lost, 0-24. ' Jaime Castellanos makes a dive to short pass. Athletic trainer Mark Duncan keeps a i Chful eye on me Lions while disabled plz' David Adams and Coach Peter Maldon. follow the action from the sidelines. - f . W A r l l Trainer Mark Duncan checks a leg wrappa ,ing during a home game, Rain does not slow down Valdo Galindo C473 as he makes headway through the Eden Bulldogs line in Eden. Steve Sanchez UU, Brian Morrow 1663, Brad Thompson 480, and Jesus Hernandez 1403 all lend a hand, 1985 VARSITY LIONS LEARN LESSONS WELL The Ozona Lions Varsity Team will remember and apply the lessons learned on the playing field long after the 1985 Football Season has been forgotten. As the smallest school with the lightest players in the district, the Lions had the odds against them from the outset. But team members agreed that they gained from their football season despite a 2-8 record. The effort put forth by the team surpassed their record. Their optimistic attitudes are, perhaps, best reflected in the comments of some of the senior players. I wouldn't trade this season for anything, said Bret Thompson, a senior tackle. We had a fun season, quarterback Steve Sanchez said. The coaches taught us a lot, and the year went by fast. We are all winners in some way, captain David Adams said, summing up the season. Lions are alert and ready to move at Colorado City. T . . - .. . ,. .... A. .X .N .. V... . . ..-al, -:wf:sv:ff':w,,..s- sesasQ2falsass::ts Junior Varsity Team Looks To Future .ax N A x Q 5. K5 15 4 551 J .M Coach David Porter and Eugene Hood are shown with their football team including 1top row5 Coach Porter, Jerold Savala 1765, Jeff Sanchez 1255, Landon Duncan 1315, Jones Fay 1625, Jim Etheridge 1505, Wolv Rutherford 1405, Edwin Calvert 1785, George Wall 1725, Luis Perez 1645, Johnny Lombrano 1825, Cody Sutton 1605, and Coach Hood. Across the middle are Manager Jaime Ramirez, Brandon Morgan 1475, Feliciano Esmerado 1615, Richard Gray 1435, Tooter O'Bryanl 1705, Danny Sanchez 1105, Rene DeLaRosa 1555, Richard Vargas 1525, Benjamin Rios 1775, Robby Tambunga 1855, Bret Hood 1455, Javier Dominquez 1205, Jose Gutierrez, and Manager Donald Gutierrez. Sitting are Carlos Galindo 1655, Oscar Payne 1245, Will Seahorn 1805, Paul Galan 1445, Cory Pate 1755, Copie Davis 1125, Derold Vargas 1115, Richard Borrego 1815, Armando Fierro 1225, Damon Mlnnix 1895, Oscar Galindo 1155, Roland DeHoyos 1215, Edward Cervantez 1905, and Richard Galvan 1635. Rios ffrontj and Jim Etheridge rush to the and of a teammate who is bringing down the ll carrier in a scrimmage at Lion Stadium. Vargas looks for a receiver while opponents close in on him durinfg a hometown JV Takes Forward Steps To Increase Abilities I ws! -ff.,-s!..,:.gsr! , . if F r Oscar Payne 120, Luis Perez 1641, Edwin Calvert f78j, and two additional JV players rush to the tackle in case the ball is fumbled. U w S . CHEERS LED BY . Vickie Fteagor Bonnie Cameron Zelda Munoz Melissa Vallejo Martha Hernandez Alma Gutierrez Julie Reagor Head cheerleader for the 1985-86 school year was junior Vickie Fieagor. She was ably assisted by seniors Julie Beagor, Zelda Munoz, and Bonnie Cameron, as well as Alma Gutierrez, a junior, and sophomore Melissa Vallejo. Martha Hernandez, senior Lion mascot, added an extra spark to the cheers with her antics. It S -' HT.. '.'vw ,. The Lion mascot, Martha Hernandez, shows plenty of enthusiasm during a pep rally. an-Q , i g of J .tgJ ' ,- i Y ag.. tif, . - t . W, .t-t iff' , . UM . -F an ff ,Q I I A -e g Q Q . Martha Hernandez, Melissa Vallejo, Zelda Munoz, and Bonnie Cameron take advantage of a few minutes before the 8:00 a.m. bell to plot their pep rally strategy before a football game. The cheerleaders show their form as they inspire fans to yell for the football team at an early season home game. VARSITY LICNS BOUNCE The Ozona Varsity Lions enjoyed a winning season this year finishing with a 21-8 record. The Lions began the season with five returning iettermen and six first year varsity players. Under the capable direction of head varsity basketball coach John Curry, the Lions played good basketball throughout the season. Scott Denman was named to the Honorable Mention All-District team while Harvey Fierro was named to the All District team. Steve Sanchez was named to the All-District team and also received the honor of being a member of the All-Regional se- cond team. The members of the 1985-86 basketball team are Roger Flores, Scott Denman, Sam Hightower, Mark Marshall, Bret Thompson, Steve Sanchez, Hanley Fierro, lsaias Flores, Mike Morrow, and Abel Lara. Back row consists of managers J. J. Ramirez and Jesse Fierro, Coach John Curry, manager Rodney Najar, and trainer Mark pictured: Brad Thompsonj Sanchez. tnot .X is These three boys received special honors for their performances during the 1985-86 bask ball season. They are Sophomore Scott Denman, and Seniors, Steve Sanchez and Harv Fierro. Steve Sanchez also received the Fighting Heart Award for the Varsity Lions. 71784 'NGK 9, i-inouoi-i A succisssirui. sEAsoN Steve Sanchez shoots for two points while an Iraan team tries to block the shot and Harvey Fierro stands ready to John Curry gives instructions to a player on the court while am Hightower and Brad Thompson get ready to substitute for other player. SCOREBOARD OZONA OPP 77 Big Lake 48 57 Eldorado 42 69 Fort Stockton 65 55 Big Lake 41 47 Kermit 49 57 Coanorna 47 55 Van Horn 45 63 Winters 47 74 Iraan 45 58 Stanton 42 63 Junction 25 62 Big Lake 51 52 Lake View 51 49 Irion County 43 58 Irion County 57 56 Fort Stockton 58 35 Greenwood 37 47 Stanton 66 52 Coahomat 46 45 Colorado City' 28 36 Crane' 62 47 Ballinger' 65 69 Sonora' 57 63 Coanoma' 53 31 Crane' 32 66 Colorado City' 39 63 Sonora' 40 50 Ballinger' 39 52 Ballingert' 53 ' denotes district games M denotes play-off game Brad Thompson drives in hoping to gain some points for the Lions as the opponents move in on him, 'Wit 'E if ' 1'3a b! Q 'ze do Harvey Fierro fights an opponent for the ball as Scott Denman, Mike Morrow, and Brad Thompson prepare to assist. The Lions won this game 74 to 45. l Bret Thompson puts a move on the Reagan Co. Owls as he goe to score for the Lions. . fy I , i 2 Senior Zelda Munoz was chosen 1985-86 Basketball Sweetheart by the boys varsity basketball team. Zelda is a captain for the Lady The varsity boys presented a gm to Vanessa Miller for Lions' Basketball team and was chos t th H bl M ' - - - - - I , en 0 e Onofa e efmon AI' Outstanding Player. Vanessa is also a captain for the Lady Lions District team for 1986. team l FRESHMAN Bovs GAIN BASKETBALL EXPERIENCE or lE' The 1985-86 Freshman Boys' team led by Coach asxetoan , ene Hood, went 5-5 on the season nd gained valuable playing ex- erience for the coming year. Freshman Boys' Basketball team includes: Jose Gutierrez, Copie Davis, Flobby Tambunga, Juan Mendez, Wolv Rutherford, Luis Perez, Dominguez, Javier Martinez, and Oscar Galindo. Gene Hood is the coach, Although disappointed by their record, the freshmen held their own against other freshman squads as well as four JV teams. By playing tough defense and exciting offense, the freshmen proved that they can compete in JV and varsity next season. JV BOYS' BASKETBALL 2 2 E 5 5 5 6 E The 1986 boys' JV Basketball team consisted oi Jeff Sanchez, Jaime Castellanos, Jim Etheridge, Oscar Payne, and Johnny Lombrano in tl back row. At the front are Bret Hood, Will Seahorn, and Derold Vargas. The JV boys had good season with Coach David Porter at their side. They placed second overall in the district and demonstrated much teamwork and cooperation while getting there. They have worked hard to develop their skills during the year. Derold Vargas attempts to block the ball as Jim Etheridge and Jeff Sanchez keep an el on the other players. is -.v HAVE A GOOD SEASON Danny Sanchez and a Coahoma Brave compete for control of the ball. 'vu- lll Qt . -1. , A ,Mgt Johnny Lombrano takes a fall while going for the ball and Jaime Castellanos helps him up while Jim Etheridge looks on. Jim Etheridge helps a fellow Lion keep the opposing team from making a basket. .,z The Junior Varsity Lions congratulate their opponents on an excellent game. vi? ,,f p N , .,. A-, 1'i'ff5'l5i 15 A A K if 101 The Varsity Lady Lions, are from back, Head Coach Fihonda Yarborough, Manager Kim Williams, Assistant Coach Debbie Porter, Managers Missy Ybarra and Martha Hernandez. Other team members include Kristina Martinez, Esme Borrego, Managers Melissa Vallejo and Annette Turner, as well as Lydia Pena, Julie Fieagor, Stacy Lay, Zelda Munoz, Vanessa Miller, Janet Diaz, Fioni Navarrette, Sharon McCrohan, Vickie Fteagor, and Diana Sanchez. Senior Zelda Munoz received Honorable- Mention for the 1985-1986 basketball season. LADY LIONS THROUGH BUSN s A 4 Q E 1 4 S l i E Senior Julie Reagor was named to the All- District Girls' Team for the 1985-1986 season, l 1 l 4 1 l 1 sv-f Junior Vickie Reagor received Honora n . Mentio for the 1985 1986 basketball seas l i 1 GAIN EXPERIENCE BASKETBALL SEASON A Coach Rhonda Yarborough is the EW head coach for the girls varsity sketball team. According to Yarborough, the dy Lions played a very tough 85 pre-district schedule. With ch game, the lady Lions con- ued to improve even though their cord did not show this provement. The Lady Lions' best game was ainst Sonora. They led Sonora by Ee point until the last quarter, but ere finally defeated. The Lady Lions finished their ason as the most improved team the district, Yarborough said. ne team goal was to be com- titive and competitive they did come. that basketball!-Julie Reagor for a rebound in an Ozona-Eldorado as teammates look for a chance to fight, winl-The varsity Lady Lions together as a team before a game. Ozona 38 vs Big Lake 57 Ozona 46 vs Eldorado 43 Ozona 68 vs Comstock 27 Ozona 33 vs Big Lake 77 Ozona 41 vs Coleman 63 Ozona 44 vs Big Lake 38 Ozona 32 vs McCamey 38 Ozona 38 vs lraan 55 Ozona 43 vs Big Lake 57 Ozona 36 vs Stanton 45 Ozona 44 vs Irion Co. 48 Ozona 43 vs Irion Co. 52 Ozona vs Ft. 42 Stockton 57 Ozona 53 vs Ballinger 41 Uzona 36 vs Sonora 44 Ozona 49 vs Coahoma 64 Ozona 51 vs C.City 47 Ozona 34 vs Crane 53 Ozona 48 vs Ballinger 40 Ozona 31 vs Sonora 41 Ozona 42 vs Coahoma 59 Ozona 30 vs Crane 69 Ozona 55 vs C. City 37 Steve Sanchez, a very active and inspiring athlete, was chosen as the 1985 Basketball Beau by the Varsity Lady Lions. Shoot for two!-Stacy Lay shoots for a basket during an Ozona-Eldorado game. The Girls JV team consists of Coaches Jerry Tucker and Debbie Porter. Top row: Judy Flores, Stacy Winlkey, Lacy Miller, Dottie Gonzales, Shannon Curry and Eileen Moran. Middle Row: Kris Corely, Cathy Moran, Adraine Wilson, Chantelle Pesson, and Regina Cervantez. Bottom Row: Bibi Cervantez, Griselda Hernandez, Maria Sanchez, Vickie Flores, and Joann Hohertz. Coach Porter and Coach Tucker took a young group of players who had had little overall experience and molded them into a good team. The high points included defeating Eldorado in double overtime as well as defeating Menard, Irion County, Sonora, Colorado City, Crane and Colorado City again. The Girls realize that we improved vastly from the beginning of the season to the end. l believe that we are beginning to see that all things can be ac- complished through hard work . Coach Yarborough stated. GIRLS JV BASKETBALL Regina Cervantez, Lacy Miller, and Adrainne Wilson attempt to retrieve the rebound before the opposing team does. l PLAY EXCELLENT SEASON fu, 'X V 3 Fx 1 af Q2 5 s f Ei , , 'f 4 Kriss Corley, Adrianne Wilson, Regina Cervantez, and if K Lacy Miller attempt to keep the ball and make a basket. he J.V. girls keep the ball away from their opponents and shoot for two ints. 3 I I U 2 J ' A9 ia 5 N it . 1:2 .. Lacy Miller shoots the ball in an attempt to make two and keep the ball on offense. I Regina Cervantez shoots for two points while Lacy Miller, Adrianne Wilson, and Kriss Corley block the other team and Stacy Wlnkley watches the shot. OZCJNA VARSI The Ozona Varsity Boys Track Team had a bountiful year finishing in the top three places at several track meets, setting records at several meets, advancing six boys to Regionals and having one team member win 3rd place at the State meet. Those that advanced to the Regional track meet this year were Jesus Hernandez, Harvey Fierro, Valdo Galin- do, Roger Flores, Johnny Lombrano, and Danny San- chez. Danny advanced to the State track meet in the 3200 meter run and placed 3rd. Senior Jesus Hernandez received the Fighting Heart Award for the 1986 track season. Jesus participated in the 300 meter intermediate hurdles, the mile relay and the 800 meter run. Members ofthe 1986 varsity track team are fstandingl Coach Pete Maldonado, Blas Vargas, Rene DeLaRosa, Valdo Galindo, Rodney Beasley, David Adams, Jesus Hernandez, Roger Flores, Dean Tambunga, Oscar Payne and Coach David McWilliams. Kneeling are Butch Gonzales, Derold Vargas, Armando Fierro, Danny Sanchez, Hanfey Fierro, Johnny Lombrano, Jose Gutierrez, James Sanchez and Coach Brant Myers. .3552 57 Tf 4TL3f-2' 4?fx5ff XllQ'KQV '31 . LU 35 46? QZU4' 'NW' 5T Y TY TRACKSTERS ww E. fi ' .52 sw lil! ff . .i ' iii! fi: z Q., 1 ff Aff i. .,. gffiwsg . . 'W f A X Head boys track coach, Pete Maldonado shakes the hand of Jes Hernandez as Jesus proudly shows off the plaque on which his is engraved for the 1986 Fighting Heart Award. Hal Agp. ze if waetkfzi ' E all E will SPRINT TOWARD NEW RECORDS Determination is obvious on the face of sophomore Armando Sub Fierro as he strides towards the finish line during workout, Harvey Fierro leaps high in the air and reaches to better his previous distance in long jump competition. r l Sophomore Danny Sanchez advanced to the State track meet after placing 1st at the District and Regional track competitions and placed 3rd in the 3200 meter run with a time of 913934. Danny's time topped the West Texas times in all divisions. Lion fans look for- ward to watching Danny's progress in the future. 1986 JV TRACK BOYS RUN TO WIN J if The 1986 JV Lions Track team consists of Coach Pete Maldonado, George Wall, Scott Denman, K. C. Scott, Michael Sanchez, and Coach J Brant Myers on the top row. The bottom row includes Mike Tomlinson, Donald Gutierrez, Feliciano Esmerado, Landon Duncan, Brandon Morgan, and Coach David McWilliams. The 1985-86 Junior Varsity had a good season. ' C Coach David Porter coached this group of boys. l Managers were Jesse Fierro and Rodney Najar. Trainers were Mark Sanchez and J. J. Ramirez. ' Several of the boys who are upperclassmen are looking forward to being on the varsity team and the others are looking forward to an exciting year on the JV team next year. Landon Duncan struggles to catch up to his opponents and win the race. TRACKSTERS SELECT SWEETHEART, BEAU Valdo Galindo, a iunior, is the 1986 Track Beau. He is active in foot- ball as well as track. During the 1986 track season, he was a mainstay of the Boys' Varsity Team, sometimes setting new records. Valdo shows his pleasure as he receives a gift from the track girls after he was selected by them for the honor. GIRLS VARSITY TRACK ,FXIB Coaches are Debbie Porter and Rhonda Yarborough, The track team includes Tresa Crawford, Dottie Gonzales, Vanessa Miller, Marth Hernandez, Dawn Hanson, Lydia Pena, Vickie Reagor, Griselda Hernandez, Regina Cervantez, Lacy Miller, Kris Corley, Stacy Lay, Marij Sanchez, Joann Hohertz, and Bibi Cervantez. Maria Sanchez reaches her long strides as she tries hard to win a race. .4 Diana Sanchez goes for the pit in the long jump as Coach Porter looks on. Q u -1 'B --m '5 .- .4-. Q l 1 'a i I x l 11 H i S SETS THE PACE ii af. , L' 7' 'fl ll, E Q Although not as tall as most tracksters, Diana Sanchez clears the hurdles easily as she shows in herform. Coach Rhonda Yarborough presents the Fighting Heart award for girls' track to Freshman Kris Corley. .-41393 1 ' i X O, ,, TJ' 3 ' i ,A i fl ur i Q 45 xx W' i ft- I 'K Dawn Hanson puts plently of concentration and effort into the shot putt. Dottie Gonzales, Norma Vasquez, Griselda Hernandez, and Lydia Pena take a break and socialize on the track at Lion Stadium, i 111 Ll0NS PUTT THEIR WAY TO SUCCESS 9 0 l The Ozona High School Boys' Golf Team consists of Andy Dews, Copie Davis, Keith Fowler, Bret Hood, J. J. Baker, Will Seahorn, Scott' Westmoreland, Diron Holt, Bryan Harms, Ty McKinney, and Victor Newton. These young lads had a great season by placing tops at nearly' all the tournaments. Coach Rip Sewell was very proud of the boys' success and hopes that the success will continue for many years to come. The golf team had five all-district players: Diron Holt, Ty McKinney, Bret Hood, Will Seahorn, and Copie Davis. Diron Holt was the only all-regional golfer. TOURNAMENT OZONA lraan 1 st Ozona 1 st Junction 1 st Big Lake 4th McCamey 1 st Crane lDist.j 1st Odessa tReg.l 4th Coach Rip Sewell is very proud of heading the golf team. l hopes that the boys' success will encourage more students take part in golf in the future. GIRLS' GOLF PuTTs WAY THROUGH 'aa ,4 y 'X 9 1985-86 girls' golf team is made up of lslandingj Tanna Bixb , arisa Schoenhals, Angel Henderson, Lisa Harris, Randi Thompson, Kim illiams,HQina McCollum, and Trebie West, lkneelingl ar oretta Ledbetter, Jennifer Probst, and Melody Stark. Glenn Graham ached these girls. Glenn Graham gives his girls some advice while Fiandi gets out her clubs and gets ready to play. lf., Loretta Ledbetter, Lisa Harris, Tonya rebie West, Gina McCollum and Tanna Bixby take a break so I ey can act silly for everyone. PLAYERS PRQGRESS WITH PRACTICE Tennis is an active sport in Ozona High with netters participating in 10 scheduled meets and tournaments. ln district play Bonnie Cameron advanced to regionals as did the doubles team of Amy Jones and Julie Reagor. None advanced to state. I am proud of the whole tennis team and their accomplishments, Coach Jerry Tucker said. They all made improvement and it was evident. Ozona tennis players support their team- mates by cheering from the sidelines. Marcos Gonzales, Mark Sellers and Mark Sanchez look for places on the bench while Travis Burks steps onto the court. uf' .. 5. 'i - ' f. fr' Y . s 'iii - T . .W .ll. V L. , L' .,,, A .t 9 - . 1 T.. T57 f-i... i.li T I if ...... . . , .... ' ' .E if. . , . . - ess : W' Sw' 'Q 'MQ' -sffw 4 - WH' fa - wt- ' fi ' 3 f eg: testeil is at ESQ MN time M A WN inmw Jim Etheridge gauges the baIl's distance and speed as he reaches to make contact. . t A. ..... so .. .... Q.. . sm. ,,g,,.igm5, ssc, . , .. .. fzlal T . Sharon McCrohan adopts a somewhat unorthodox position as she dips low for the ball. T. C. Tucker puts a lot of omph into his backhand on the Ozona courts. 1 1? - 3Sf4 49'W3fi- will ' RACOUETS NET A GOOD SEASON PSX .pai ,.7 ' ligh school tennis is coached by Jerry Tucker. Twenty-three students make up the varsity and JV teams. They are tbackl Billy Aycock, Cody utton, Travis Burks, Santiago Onofre, Marcos Gonzales, T. C. Tucker, Jim Etheridge, Mark Sellers, and Chris Ramirez. Kneeling are Bonnie ameron, Doreen Prosise, Shawna Newton, Summer Shacklette, Julie Reagor, Sylvia Flores, Suzy King, Julie Carson, Jena Allen, Eileen Moran, Jdy Flores, and Amy Jones. Stanley Winkley, Sharon McCrohan and Lisa Colin are not pictured. 3' A it ,Q-.v -- NHDWHRS ww---awf..,.,,,.,,.,. .- ,wffff fl . 7 Y . T, 11,5 ,Ma 'vm . fl l X ulie Reagor concentrates on the return in Ozona Tournament play. Senior Amy Jones was the recipient of the Fighting Heart award. he doubles team of Reagor and Amy Jones advanced to Regional play Here Coach Jerry Tucker presents the award. to finish the season. 3, 2 X X Sgswkfii-sau ws mm f' P AS TIME GOES BY IN JUNIOR HIGH 41 ff f' K- in Not only can high school be fun but so can junior high. As time goes by, we can see the 6th graders following the steps of the 7th graders following the steps of the 8th graders. Junior high-is one leap toward the big time . . .high school! i Chris Denman would rather look at Martin Childress, while he and Andy Stokes would rather look at the camera than do schoolwork. P . ig, 46 a I af fs . rt ,.- w su N :,. f luatb-1 ' . f- K 3' , These 7th graders seem to be mature-looking students, but Despite the laughter of David Longoria and Aristeo Duenes, Kimberly Coy and Lonnie Martinez don't think so. Wilson is attentive to what's going on in the gym. Mark Fierro, Albert Talamantez, Martin Urbina, Cody Pearson, Angel Hernandez, and Jason Vitela have different expressions on their faa since they do not know quite how to react to the spirit of the pep rally. Every test day, the 8th graders gather around Mrs. Mary Nations' desk to see what kind of grade they made on the test. We've captured the horrified look on her face while she grades a bad paper. Gee, I don't have to wave to look cute in a picture, thinks Mark Ramirez tcenterl, while the other 6th graders must wave excessively just to get the attention. The cheerleaders, Mikki Ramirez, Kelly Williams, Terry Vargas, Anna Borrego, and Brenda Flodriguez, build a pyramid at a pep rally after the 8th grade band entertains the audience. Arrott, Tammy Babb, Rebecca Beasley, Bruce Berry, Stacy, y Bishop,-Meli'Sar Borrego Anna iBUrger, laliclay Burks, Scotty' m,,. M Q8fflZ3l6S,J3liilTliie' V ' Garson,Sco1ti . - H 1 Cervantez Debra Cervantezf Elizabeth ghy Childress, Martin Cooke, Brian i 5 1 ' 546 ' 1 'Sm r.. M' 'r fy -1,7 f -. , C5Xsi,DaVid ' 'V Coy, Moses Cruz, Moe De Hoyos, Tommy De La Rosa, Minerva Denman, Chris, I 'Y I VM 14 W l 1 K H 'yea an- g S --W 2 f 1 ,g , f 4 1 Q V f JV N iff is ,WK4 . 4?-x,., ' 1 if ' 41: .ff 4--f1f 3 + . 3 ' '5 Domlnquez, Robert 4' Ethridge, Tricia an A, Pierre.-Judy Flerro, Mark H V ,V Flores, Gabriel G lg? M i g' X Fuentes, Sotero Garcia, Arnold Garza, Gus Graham, Amy Guadarrama, G Blanca Henry, Tracy Judd, Randy -N, David Navarrette, Lanessa Porter, Patricia Ethridge, Shane Pridema and Stacie McDanieIs take time out to show off for the camera. EIGHTH GRADE-EAGER TO KNDW is 7 X -.'., -1 A wt! 5 Y ggi, 5 E. ., . ,asm l.eal, lsaac Marroquin, Jacob Martinez, Roger Mundell, Tammie Munoz, Phillip McDaniel Stacie Navarrelte, David Perez, Blas Pesson, Robin Porras, Pipito Porter, Lanessa Pullen, Sarah Quiroz, George Ramirez, Mikki l I ' . 4 F ii 4- if I , .600 U ' x Seahorn, Tereal kes,A Vargas, Marisa Vargas, Oscar Vargas, Terry Ramirez, Micky Ramirez, Pete Ramos, Maria Rico, Luis Flodriquez, Brenda Rodriquez, Lalo Vasquez, Daniel A... Williams Ke y Williams Martha ...a y y ,A H . N ,S E V . . x L A QW Micheile Williams George lunch break. Lee Galvan, Roger Martinez, Lalo Rodriquez, Diego Pena, Gus Gar- za, James Tambunga, and George W Ybarra, Ybarra are taking it easy during a Villarreal, Pauline Vitela, Jennifer Watson, Elizabeth .f 'l,' ,r 5 Alvarez, David Baclillo, .Jessie ,V Benson, Lissa Bell, Lonnie Blackledge, C. 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Meow' f 1 Q an 54 1 s if ,yy f , in Martinez, Lonnie' r Martinez, Miguel SEVENTH GRADE STEPS AHEAD Martinez, Shelly McBrier, Kim Moore, Melissa Moran, Jason Morris, Cody Najar, Marisa Olvera, Edna O'Neal, Daun Payne, John Perez, Domingo Porter, Kelley Pridemore, Shane Ramos, Jose Ramos, Nellie Ramos, Tanya Reagor, Tamie Richarte, Martha Rico, Gilbert Rios, Ofilia Robinson, Danette Robledo, Carlos Saunders, Stephanie Southwell, Dave Talamantez, Albert Tambunga, Tina Trevino, Armando Trujillo, Ruth Trujillo, Victor Trull, Ann Turnley, Mary Urbino, Martin Vargas, David Vasquez, Anthony Vasquez, Elvia Villa, Maria Villarreal, Abel Vitela, Jason Watson, Melissa Williams, Candace Worthington, Fleet Ybarra, Joe Ybarra, Michael 123 Aguirreg Carmen 'hl' Nba. Adafflgy f Babb, John - k z h 'k ' zCHfS0!1: Halsey . Cervantez,zAmyV ' n Chandler, Carriep chndregs, Cburtney' A QUffy.g!3Ul'Q0z Dunn? k,kk H Esmenado, Elizabeth Fi6rroh3fMoHy'f 1 h- f z EIores,hAlm,a n z Qialvqn, Ernest' . Riia' 351.5 Qonzales, Zulema ' Gfayg Michaerf, z Guadarrama, Jackie fi-Hartnettfi-,,Patrig:ia Hefnandez, Claudia FrazieErgRedezeErfna1 g-fig , f:Kenth.MQraf1dy Maldonado Patncna Martinez Jose G Martmez Jose McCary Jimmy ii. V',, I VAAiVAV Kennson, Enka :H K , f V -,,,, ,- - ' . . I I A Martinez, Leroy h ' f , 1 V 3' 124 4 4 'W ZA 4 E 15, . wi 3 az- .gsm f fm 4 Q Q 115 ' 2 McDaniel, Janet Mendoza, Mario F. Mendoza, G. Mario ,Mendozagveronicaz z Minks, David W' Minnix,'Robert h Minnix,Tracy Myers, Robin 1. 1 1 X: Af V , K W ,f f 5 1 far 1 , z L , 52 A I bv , , ,fe M, SIXTH GRADE SEEKS SUCCESS Onofre, Ricardo Pearson, Cody Pena, Diego Perez, Maria Perez, Tino Perez, Valerie Perez, Willie Porter, Kristi Pullen, Susan Ramos, Lalo Ramos, Maria Ramirez, Mark Ramirez, Rudy Rivera, Rey White, Kaziah Willmon. Terri Wilson, Randell g 14, ,- Sanchez, Alex Sellers, Katie Sewel, Ami Sizer, Michael Skains, Stacy Snyder, Gina Sudduth, Todd M ,,, Talamantez, Pablo ' t - Tambunga,Griselda ,W-gy N Tambunga, James Trujillo, Dora ky f f Vargas, Adrian Z,j ' ' Vargas, Ernie ll TW? 2 ' Vargas, Irma Vasquez, Michael Vasquez, Sonya Vasquez, Veronica West, Tamel SEVENTH GRADE UNDEFEATED The seventh grade football team proudly poses with their coaches. This team was undefeated throughout the entire 1985 football seas Standing at the back are: Coach Don Payne, Coach Glenn Graham, Edward Chipman, Jason Vitela, Ruben Borrego, Jose Ramos, Chris Hot Jay Haire, Michael Ybarra, and Coach John Curry. Kneeling are: Joe Ramos, Brad Bollier, Anthony Vasquez, Oscar Gutierrez, Fleet Worthingi Cody Morris, Albert Talamantez, John Payne, and Jason Moran. Sitting in front are Martin Llanas, Lonnie Martinez, Carlos Robledo, A Villarreal, Shane Pridemore, Daun O'NeaI, Gilbert Rico, Lee Galan, Martin Urbina, and Mario Mendoza. The seventh graders are shown in action defeating one of OZONA OZONA OZONA OZONA OZONA OZONA OZONA OZONA BIG LAKE STANTON ELDORADO IRAAN COLORADO CITY CRANE 12 SONORA 14 IRAAN 0 SC O Seve ral teams they eefeeree to finish outa perfect season. 1 14 0 24 0 40 0 46 0 21 0 l ' EIGHTH GRADERS WIN gs ,. J e eighth grade Cubs finished an undefeated season with only three opposing teams able to score against them all. They are shown in here th their coaches Standing are Coach Glenn Graham Roger Martinez Lalo Plodriquez, Chris Denman, Luis DeLaGarza, Gus Garza, Coach n Payne and Coach John Curry Kneeling across the center are Adnan Vargas, Phillip Munoz, David Van Orden, Randy Judd, Daniel squez Andy Stokes Bruce Beasley Mark Fierro Anthony Vasquez and Adam Alba. Sitting are Martin Childress, Robert Dominquez, Ricky rger Luis Rico Pepito Porras George Ybarra Diego Leal and Tommy DeHoyos. The eighth grade Cubs fight for the ball and a touchdown in one of their many successful games. OZONA GREENWOOD OZONA BIG LAKE OZONA STANTON OZONA ELDOFIADO OZONA 22 COLORADO CITY 0 OZONA 49 CRANE 28 OZONA 33 SONORA 6 SCOREBOARD 39 A o 31 o 35 o 40 14 7TH GRADE CUBS' BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD 1 Ozona Opp. 34 19 McCamey 34 Big Lake 11 23 Sonora 15 41 lraan 20 34 McCamey 20 ff 20 Del Rio 26 26 Sonora 22 11 23 Sonora 21 43 lraan 9 , 26 Greenwood 1 7 26 McCamey 28 47 Wall 27 30 Big Lake 16 Ruben Borrego jumps high as Jason Vitela, Anthony Vasquez, and Michael Ybarra st ready to grab the ball and dribble down the court. The members ofthe 7th grade Cubs are: ftop rowj Anthony Vasquez, Oscar Gutierrez, Jason Vitela, Ruben Borrego, Coach Don Haire, Brad Boiler, Cody Morris, and Jose Ramos. Other members are: Qbottom FOWI Carlos Robledo, David Southwell, Fleet Worthington, O'Neal, Lonnie Martinez, Lee Galan, Domingo Perez, Gilbert Rico, and Shane Pridemore. 8TH GRADE CUBS' BASKETBALL mini ' Io Rodriquez N421 shoots for two while Mark Fierro M441 is ready to rebound during a igme game against McCamey. SCOREBOARD Ozona Opp 33 McCamey 37 Big Lake 54 Sonora 45 Del Rio 41 Sonora 40 Sonora 54 Wall 34 Eldorado 61 lraan 49 Wall 26 Rankin 37 McCamey 30 Big Lake 41 Big Lake 29 22 36 20 26 35 1 7 1 3 20 23 24 22 1 6 28 .r I Q S Z 3 . , - il ' v-wean:-+1 3 , , 'ir ? A ' 1 ' ' T ' A ' J f 3 1 ,p-f Tf 1 ' i A! ' 5 , 3. S i A, Q A 3 3 'V l' , .. -,xml 1.5: ,..., 4 1' -1t..z.,..A,,,,,,,L I t 1. , - L 1 l Q E i ' 1 'Q '-5,4 , 3 Q 1 ggigiiif li if ,i rm' M ,f 1. i 1: -,. Q tif if 3, ,gi sf.: vlfu J,' lisa e undefeated 8th grade Cubs basketball team consisted of manager David Navarrette, Tommy DeHoyos, Isaac Leal, Andy Stokes, George barra, Phillip Munoz, Luis DeLaGarza, Pete Ramirez, Chris Denman, Lalo Rodriquez, Roger Martinez, Mark Fierro, Bruce Beasley, manager otero Fuentes, and Qcenterj Coach Don Payne, 7TH GRADE GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls smile proudly, as well they should. They finished their basketball season undefeated. Standing, they are Manager Mary T Valerie Flores, Paula Galan, Jennifer Colin, Christy Cotton, Stephanie Saunders, Coach Martha Sims, Tamie Reagor, Margaret Jones Tambunga, Ofi Rios, Letty Dominguez, Kimberly Coy, and Janet King. Kneeling are Salena Galindo, Tanya Ramos, Emily Cervantez, Lisa Ann Trull, C. J. Blackledge, Sandra Fuentes, Edna Olvera, Danette Robinson and Kelly Porter. Sitting in front are Melissa Watson, Chris Elisa Coy, Melissa Moore, and Misty Fowler. SCOREBOARD Ozona 18 McCamey Ozona 31 Big Lake Ozona 32 Sonora Ozona 30 Sonora Ozona 32 Rankin Ozona 18 Irion Co. Czona 20 Del Rio Ozona 16 Sonora Ozona 27 Sonora Ozona 25 Iraan Ozona 26 Reagan Co. Ozoria 26 McCamey Ozona 24 Wall Ozona 23 Reagan Co ' ' ii Nr , ,, if R5 fi's'f 5 ------s S t -. ...E ,.t, M.. - . iff! ' 1 I V ' li' .... i 'xii - ,ass ' , Wa- -- at . 7 it W ,,,,, . .... , , Tamie Reagor shows how she helped her 7th grade basketball tea to an undefeated season. 8TH GRADE GIRLS' BASKETBALL Ozona Ozona Ozona Ozona Gzona Ozona Ozona Ozona Ozona Ozona Ozona Ozona Ozona e 8th grade girls and the opposing team get ready for a rebound during a me game. SCOREBOARD 23 McCamey 24 Big Lake 35 Sonora 27 Del Rio 31 Sonora 25 Sonora 30 Wall 54 Eldorado 28 lraan 30 Wall 32 Rankin 54 McCamey 31 Big Lake ...W Www it J i V Q? '77 M ' 7 'E 11- -il? 0' 1 f J.Lf:..j,,,n,.,,,,...,3.,, -r-,N n,c3,.,., ...W....r .. -...NW Y. gasses 8th grade girls played 13 games and won them all. They are looking fonrvard to playing on the JV next year. Kneeling are shown Manager Ramos, Tricia Etheridge, Stacie McDaniel, Sarah Pullen, Rebecca Babb, Anna Borrego, Amy Graham, Janine Carrizales, and Manager Ramirez. Standing are Coach Renee Schultz, Missy Bishop, Mikki Ramirez, Stacy Berry, Debra Cervantez, Estella Hernandez Watson, Kelly Williams, Terel Seahorn, Tammy Arrot, Brenda Rodriquez, Terry Vargas, Polly Villarreal, Judy Fierro, and Lanessa Porter ,f ,fs f 132 LIFE IN THE FAST LANE . . . F51 . A Lt Q viii? :... vw, ,, f s , .. - - , , , , .L r ., J' g , A ,xi '. i Y Q Q Y V F, . 5' .5 ,'-1- L K Q it as ., . .. T E EE . l ' 1, .N firm? 7' ' ,.,, ,ff X L Q A A E T' . I 5 ' , . it 1 . ' , 2 tif' wi, i 715 'Eli ,, , l A E33 J . fi ' .gi if X ,e .- 5 ih- r' S ,., ' - Q. , 1 . If fi F ifa it - , P fi ri' . ' .. I ' 7 ,it it 15. F f Q A is , , ,ii . 1-' , . 'M . ty , . X' 3, 'A ' f iii F it ' A R at .f Exif X P' , is if 5 . ' VVVV Z .- K b as . , , :Qtr , X A l l 'b A , fs f , i W Q - 'w t' , Q 1 'r ' rf ,3 , Q -1 ' , i Nt? L LR 5' , i T .T X I P . , Wit 5 Q' , , 2 if ,.-W . t' A 'f 11 . . .,,. ' . , ' L- y z , ' : - t w ' ti . ' IP11 t The 'Ith and 8th grade Cubs' track team consists of lstandingl Adrian Vargas, Bruce Beasley, Oscar Gutierrez, Martin Urbina, Ruben Borrei Pete Ramirez, Chris Denman, Lalo Rodriquez, Brad Bollier, and Jason Vitela. Also included and kneeling are Randal Wilson, Angel Hernan Andy Stokes, Lee Galan, Jose Ramos, Michael Ybarra, George Ybarra, Domingo Perez, and Adam Alba. Sitting in front are Michael Vasq! Shane Pridemore, Gilbert Rico, Fleet Worthington, Lonnie Martinez, Isaac Leal, Moe Cruz, Tommy DeHoyos, Carlos Robledo, and Diego P Don Payne is the boys' coach. The 7th grade Cubettes' track team includes ffrom topj Tar Reagor, Christy Cotton, Sandra Fuentes, 42nd rowl Edna Olvc Misty Fowler, Chris Haire, 13rd rowl Selina Galindo, Ofie Rios, Pal Galan, l4th rowl Danette Robinson, Melissa Moore, Letty Domingu 15th rowl Kelly Porter, Maria Villa, Valerie Flores, l6th rowj Tel Willmon, Coach Martha Sims, Tina Tambunga, Emily Cervant Kimberly Coy, Anne Trull and Manager Amy Cervantez, Ot managers tkneelingl are Patricia Maldonado, Tamel West, Clau Hernandez, Haley Carson, Kristi Porter, and Susan Pullen. The 8th grade girls' track team consists of Michelle Ramirez, Sylvia Cisneros, Elizabeth Watson, and Jennifer Vitela standing. Several 6th graders are managers. Kneeling they are Terri Willmon, Tamel West, Claudia Hernandez, Amy Cervantez, Kristi Porter, Patricia Maldonado, Haley Carson, and Susan Pullen. Eighth graders sitting in front are Polly Villarreal, Stacie Berry, Mikki Ramirez, Anna Borrego, Trisha Etheridge, Lanessa Porter, Kelly Williams and Sarah Pullen. These girls are coached by Renee Schulze. 1l 3'.Ii? il Si -QR? TENNIS PLAYERS NET GAINS l i ' 1 ,. tl' we ifteen junior high tennis players show their readiness for competition. They are ftop rowj Martin Childress, Cody Morris, Danny Vasquez, rian Cooke, Ricky Burger, Scotty Burks, and Sotero Fuentes. In front are Maria Ramos, Mary Turnley, Melissa Watson, Jennifer Colin, Tammy undell, Tammy Arrott, Janet King, and Tanya Ramos. Junior high tennis players learned e basics and made steady im- rovement toward the finer points of e game throughout the season. They participated in several ten- is tournaments including those at unction, Sonora, and Big Lake. Several of Ozona's players ad- vanced to the finals in district play April 12 at Ballinger. The girls' doubles team of Jennifer Colin and Mary Turnley won all three of their matches in district play to finish first. Janet King and Tonya Ramos won one and lost one but finished in third place at district. y ln girls' singles Tammy Arrott ad- vanced to the finals but lost there. Maria Ramos finished in third place. Cody Morris took home the se- cond place for boys' singles and was the only Ozona boy to place. GIRLS LEAD OJHS CHEERS OJHS CHEERLEADERS BOOSTUPCUB SHRH' The OJHS Cheerleaders for the 1985-1986 school year were Mikki Ramirez, Kelly Williams, Teresa Vargas, Anna Borrego, and Brenda Rodriguez. The Cub Cheerleaders had a very exciting year making rib- bons, cheering at pep rallies, and boosting up the Cub spirit for the Junior High. Some of Mikki's hobbies riding around, and playing sports, while Brenda and Terry also enjoy riding around and being with their friends. Anna also enjoys being with her friends. Beginning at the top of the pyramid are Mikki Ramirez, Kelly Williams, Terry Vargas, Anna Borrego, and at bottom Brenda Rodriquez. The OJHS Cheerleaders show the form which led the mighty Cubs to an undefeated season. I . . ig.. .-'fx Q u 3, as f 2 5 1 egg ' ,.. ., N X' 'nf .f 355 sy We R - 'Q f ,T t , s T' QS? T if , sz, , + - f-a-i ,. ' A T- T T wwe sg ,sk 1' Q, Y ,. --. ., ,-,,. in Q '. 3, ,ff ,SMX Q . f ,L a ' . iam- it tt, f , asa, QQ .s rfl -w-. 1' Qri Q ':' f f. .. is is X . . .High Q3 ,X Q ,i lS.,uE.5: .. I ,f', P ' A 'Mi we fr 'i-- I' .I --1. -If 'H' if 1.1, I 1. rr.-1 E ' I5:,5f-,-'-' 1. 4 .., ' f- , 'fl -fx V f ..,, K . . . - .,, -F., Q. si Ha. YJ' .N x IL, L U, ' 438 In 4 I X veral OJHS students competed in UIL academic competition throughout the year. They were Bruce Beasley, Amy Graham, Brian Cooke, mmy Mundell, Stephanie Saunders, Mary Turnley, Janina Carrizales, Jennifer Colin, Rebecca Babb, and Maria Ramos. QI Y 5 uf Q mi dawn lk RX .Liz i R X , .I .M Ai READY WRITING Amy Graham-5th Rebecca Babb Brian Cooke SPELLING Mary Turnley-3rd Janina Carrizales Stephanie Saunders NUMBER SENSE Janina Carrizales Maria Ramos-4th SCIENCE Bruce Beasley-3rd Amy Graham Brian Cooke ff8vi?f:f4aw22ff' fgZe,f1?? '4,:i md 3i24fA Hip 2 yfiaigz'-I 11521-i.:ssi22a424 -yu-.fae ww14rf17,5wpa.' Qfzgsrfxw-iewws2,21-MJ Ei,-:few eff Tam'-,J wx -if ,, .yrzgaf gsimjiffg my , ':3g:x3.a,g:fifg2, fgzidi ,xvs':Qg,xsni.?Q-315 ' 1 'f 11225 :wig K 'Ls' ' yi -r . 'ff me xx 'gi :M f -ire.-fy, k 3 W-rkwgyii f-,,y,k ,M gf? gy ee Sg9lM..u., ,, Qaikkgllyif---,figzi?! :I 'ip 51 AY: 7 X x ,,- -gk W5 iv ,J -- my V2gfZ?1Q?2V:'f-ggi-1i41i?fLzs?w,j-L gg My frffif' f PM 1 gQ,1ff.f:.ef:w1s1fa5' .1 iw -'X' i I f ' I 1 ,.E?T?,Q,+ao MH, iifgifkiififk H f If XfiEi,f5'f '1d?iE1!,us?:,?..lfif5f 7111 . ' fig-'5f'3 l4 wi- :f'ffii'Z'T?fi if'-'Y'Hf3f4f'fM' ifiioiif' Isvrelaff-ifgfiefffabifli -,fig-Wye? V z.fi,fifiw,Q-Wf,-:mari,f:'f-fiffzifii-revueii-awiwrvsw .f me if .1 .W qi- .oem 1 We 3 f . gf-, i if ,gr waefzifgsigisff ga-wf1r,:a,v1S4.'-more A f Q lg 1.1, Vf .1 ' ., xv f f fl . f- ORAL READING Jennifer Colin Amy Graham Tammy Mundell THE OJHS CUB BANDSW S CM, . xl! The Junior High Band consists of Tammy Arrott, Bruce Beasley, Anna Borrego, Ricky Burger, Scotty Burks, Martin Childress, Chris Denmai Tricia Etheridge, Amy Graham, Stacy McDaniel, Lanessa Porter, Sarah Pullen, Terel Seahorn, Andy Stokes, Danny Vasquez, Rebecca Bab, Janinia Carrizales, Scott Carson, Tommy DeHoyos, Estella Hernandez, David Navarrette, Pepito Porras, Michelle Ramirez, Mikki Ramirez, La Rodriquez, Terry Vargas, Kelly Williams, George Ybarra, Debra Cervantez, Moses Coy, Camille Flores, Gabriel Flores, Gus Garza, Randy Jud Tammy Mundell, Pete Ramirez, Maria Ramos, Michelle Williams, Minvera DeLaRosa, Blanca Guadarrama, Roger Martinez, Blas Perez, Luis Ric Brenda Rodriquez, Marisa Vargas, and Jennifer Vitela. Also, Jennifer Colin, Christy Cotton, Valerie Flores, Sandra Fuentes, Carolyn Harris, Cot Morris, Domingo Perez, Kelly Porter, Shane Pridemore, Tanya Ramos, Tamie Reagor, Gilbert Rico, Carlos Robledo, Stephanie Saunders, Tir Tambunga, Mary Turnley, Fleet Worthington, Emily Cervantez, Elisa Coy, Kimberlee Coy, Danny DeHoyos, Misty Fowler, Paula Galan, Seleg Galindo, Jay Haire, Chris Haire, Chris Hobbs, Janet King, Lonnie Martinez, Kim McBrier, Jason Moran, Daun O'Neal, Danette Robinson, Al Trull, Candace Williams, Joey Ybarra, Alice Borrego, Edward Chipman, Lee Galan, Lisa Garza, Oscar Gutierrez, Angie Marshall, Marisa Najz Ofilia Rios, Anthony Vasquez, Michael Ybarra, Lucio Zapata, Ruben Borrego, Luis DeLaGarza, Edna Olvera, Martha Richarte, Melissa Watsd Melissa Moore, and David Longoria. The sixth grade band includes Adam Alba, Haley Carson, Carri Chandler, Cullen Curry, Trisha Hartnett, Marandy Keith, Erika Keniso Veronica Mendoza, Kristi Porter, Susan Pullen, Mark Ramirez, Katie Sellers, Ami Sewell, Todd Suddeth, Michael Vasquez, Tamel West, Teri Willmon, Randel Wilson, Courtney Childress, Bryon Dunn, Redeze Frazier, Michael Gray, Claudia Hernandez, Tricia Maldonado, Joe Martine Leroy Martinez, Janet McDaniel, David Minks, Tracy Minnix, Ricardo Onofre, Valerie Perez, Willie Perez, Maria Ramos, James Tambunga, Adri Vargas, Veronica Vasquez, Kaziah White, John Babb, Amy Cervantez, Jose Martinez, Jimmy McCary, Robin Myers, Diego Pena, Stacy Skair Griselda Tambunga, Sonya Vasquez, Carmen Aguirre, Roger Cisneros, Molly Fierro, Ernest Galvan, Rita Garza, Martin Llanos, Mario Mendo: Robert Minnix, Cody Pearson, Alex Sanchez, and Ira Vargas. :ts very involved with his music. fabovei JR. HIGH BANDS IN ACTION Iris Denman and Estelle Hemandez bw their talent during rehearsals. trightj f t sistant Band Director Eric Wharton Junior High Band performs during of the Junior High Pep Ftallys. trightj High solo competitors were Tricia Etheridge, Ilp Amy Graham, llg Mary Turnley, lg Gilbert llg Daniel Vasquez, lg Cody Morris, llg Kelly Porter, lp and Rebecca Babb, ll. l Eighth grader Lalo Rodriquez is hard at work perfecting his musical abilities. JUNIOR HIGH TAKES A BREAK Ozona Junior High Principal Jack Probst is ably assisted by the school secretary, Gail Spense. Probst has made a great effort to keep things running smoothly and efficiently during 1985-86. The Junior High has enjoyed a good season in all sports this year as well as academic success. yn '7 'fr Y: ' f.5f':ffgvf Zu r. 4. 413 - . rf wh. . r W t ' E' . V V. ,' ' 3 , ,f, V L 'WZ f , ' is 1 A f is 5 W ,J 1 ' Hof A f f, . r . f :ff ,J t Wt, t 1 Y W ff! 1 gm an ' eq? 5 f 2 4 s iq i ' f Q, , W if f 5 X 2 f f 1 uf Z ' 1 A ZW! fn r f ff.. my - I V fr V. 4 ' ,V ,,,. ' ef fswfnwfev .tw ,f Vn.'.',i,Z9,, fly, ., . . ,,:4jVrf ,L Z. 2 r ' Eh.gLgWy,MW724,.,.y . W . .. at K4 dx? .. Q ' ff ' ' X .71 f' ' , , V , 7 G ' ' r4'1'fffY?V' if z fl ' F' www: 1 'f' f fr , H- f fgwwf ff ae? .wr .1 f i ,, . 4er.mrf,,5,wms,, L'-'L r Patricia Maldonado and Cullen Curry raise their hands in greeting, but Tracy Minnix prefers to just yell. Junior High students often stand around and visit with each other. Junior high students enioy some socializing during their noon breaks. Coach Don Payne is surrounded byjunior high fans as a football pep rally takes place Xxx, NXX XXX X5 S was N5 XXXQ A S X gc. A 1 X 1 X X, QWQX Eff? SN SX? s HEX XX s QW Jn XL, wx +X sw A W 1 W Q, Sw Y Q? X XX kv K at Nf wgmgiw ik ii gi XX Ei X X gf? ggjik 'Q TNQ WN W Y 1X1 X kk M xx .X ,xgiqsfii 2 X., ff. ff X XXX, X-Q X XR S-PM Pfm wk , g'.3T S1.f1 X Wg 1' Q XXXL E XW X535 Interm dlate INTERMEDIATES ADVANCE AHEAD AS TIME PASSES Mrs. GIasscock's fifth grade class is getting everyone into 1 spirit of Halloween. i Alright, who did it, is what Mrs. Probst asked of her third gradi Elliot Barrera, Bryan Valdez, Joey Ruiz, Matt Willmon, John Vasque J. D. Lewing, and Tambra Blackledge. Bryan Valdez, Jolynn Vannoy, and John Vasquez show us til Halloween spooks. 1 i w i i i 1 i I ti 1 Amaya, Tanya Avila, Americo Bailon, Tara Berry, Leslie Berry, Shellia Borrego, Alex Borrego, Amy Borrego, Andy Borrego, Carmen Borrell, James Kenneth Branch, Bryan Bridges, Rana Carter, John T. Cervantez, Angel Cervantez, Kristal Childress, Julie Coates, Leigh Ann Coy, Juan J. Daniels, Tonya Davidson, Jennifer DeHoyos, Carla Diego, Cynthia Diego, Manuel Dominguez, Elena Duncan Michael Duran, Plosalinda Eppler, Barbara Fierro, Bernice Fierro, William Dean Flores, Juan Galindo, Selma Gonzales, Amy Gonzales, Debra Gonzales, Michelle Goshen, Amy Grado, Bobby Grendahl, Stacey Guadarrama, Luis Guerra, Juanita Gutierrez, Carmen Haire, Leesa 141 Glasscook, Debbie Graham, Janis Maness, Joyce , Rodriguez, Manuela Stokes, Vickie Harrison, Yvonne Hernandez, Joe Herring, Lisa ' Hinds, Bridgit Hobbs, Chad House, Terry 1 Jacoby, Lynda L. Jones, Jennifer Jurado, Joe A Kemp, Heather Kenison, Michael' King, Connie Lara, Jacob Leal, Steven Longoria, Jimmy Longoria, Josh Marshall, Matthew Martin, Bonnie Maskill, Marie A Mayfield, Martha McKinney, Chandra Mendoza, Joe Mendoza, Michell Montgomery, Cassandra Moran, Jim Bob Moreno, Antonia Pena-Alfaro, Sylvia Perez, Cipriano Perez, Connie Perez, Jeffrey Perez, Mark Porras, Christella Quiroz, Marcos Quiroz, Norma Quiroz, Periecto Ramirez, Emily Ramirez, Penny Ramos, Jesus Rico, Raul Rodgers, Davina Rodriquez, Robbie Sanchez, Eric 142 t ' S Y I 1 a,v'l f 0 ' O il 'nw i l AND ALSO Yates, Ronnie Ybarra, Freddy Ybarra, Tracy Not pictured Hernandez, Alonzo Sanchez, Larry Sanchez, Myra Sanchez, Tera Sessom, Keith Solis, Monica Southern, Justin Southwell, Sarah Talamantez, James Taylor Leanne Tomlinson, Melanie Trujillo, Bryan Upham, Chad Valero, Michelle Vannoy, Whitney Vasquez, Belia Villarreal, Jimmy Vitela, Michael Wheeler, Tim White, Karmen Wilson, Myra Worthington, Tess Y Students in Mrs. Rodriquez's fifth grade class diligently apply themselves to their 143 Alexander, Jamesl Arthur, Naomi Lynn Babb, Waller Berry, Shelliet L Caldera, Daniel' Ceryantez, San. Juana Chalmers, Christa Coates,.Jasorif l Coates, Mindy Giooperyhdeanie L V, Cotton, JanaKaye ' D'alby.,Jami . Dela Garza, Maribel r ? Dela Rosa, David Delunaajuan D' Evans, Jennifer lfay, John g Flores, Joey Flores,Miohaell , Flores, Shelly i ii ' Galen. Thomas Garcia, Miguel J ' Garza, Martha ' Gonzales, Kristie Graham,-5April - ' Gray, Stephen Grimes, Bart Harms, Terrie if-N r Harris, fl'racy Hopkins, Mackenzie Hubbard, Nathan Johnson, Randy Lewis, Tony' ' L Martinez, Nichol is 4 3 E Q 'E ws XXX Q we mx? X , E Dudley, ,Maribel Jones, Darla Worthington, ,Cora Not pictured Macias, Leticia Q e ff-if S Q ff I its X ...J uf' 3 Nathan Hubbard has other things on his mind besides studying. R W Ei K N an X -. A of .z-iff: ' . x ,L N . .- .4 was ,FJ gm readily FOURTH GRADE GOES FORTH TO FIND KNOWLEDGE M A , fx Ly .0 ' .J X 45 t Q, 1 ' I V '0- -3. xgf' X? x f . A , -.. ,, l X Q., -v Q is I A -v K H, I ,f , an fi? 4, 5 ,I X if l ' Vargas, Tiffany Villarreal, Jo Anna Vitela, Tracy White, Sammuel Ybarra, Jennifer Not pictured Brett Sawyer Martinez, Toni McDaniel, James Miller, Keith Minnix, James Moran, Francisco Morris, Ryan Morrow, Shawn Mundell, Monica Munoz, Rodney Nelson, Coleman Ortiz, Gerald Perez, Gabriel Perez, Javier Perez, Jimmy Perez, Juan Pierson, Robin Puckett, Derek Ramirez, Diana Ramirez, John Ramirez, Rosendo Ramos, Alberto Reyes, Timothy Rios, Petra Robinson, Kelly Robledo, Rudy Russell, Kasey Sessom, Staci Sifuentes, Julian Smith, Anna Stuart, Shelby Sutton, Stefny Thompson, Gary Tijerina, John Tollett, Mary Lou Vargas, Paul 145 A Barrera, Elliott Blackledge, Tambra Carrizales, Hiram Chandler, Leigh Coolge, ,Christopher Davidson,,flfrav:s,V H 'DeLaGarza, Andres DeLuna, Eduardo Diego, Jessica Dominguez, Jose Elizondo, Eva Esparza, Jose aa, i. Fielder, Connie a' ,i 'Vi ,'ii Q 1, 1Eierro, Luyita Flores, Hope Flores, Luis Flores, Mario Garcia, Dora Garza, Jesse Gonzales, Rene Gu'erfa,:Chad Hester, ,Shane Hodges, Christine Jenne, Beth Jones, Hal Jurado, John David Lewing, James Longoria, Luis f J Lozano, Romulo Mailoux, Jessie Maness, Ben Martinez, Priscilla, 146 we if Q' , lliizgfw fi ffl rw Mu.fM.l.,.., ,.,,, , fy fwf Probst, Judy Kirby, Shirley Spiller, Margaret Williams, Bill - L 'sill 1 lffi THIRD GRADE THIRSTS FOR MORE LEARNING ADVENTURES w .ll -l f J AIDES McCall, Eric Meador, Charles Mitchell, Michael Moran, Justin Munoz, Randy Nelson, James Onofre, George Ortiz, Mathew Ortiz, Onecimo Pena-Alfaro, Gloria Perez, Stephen Phillips, Courtney Quiroz, Clara Quiroz, Manuelita Ruiz, Joey Ruvalcaba, Randy Sanchez, Anthony Sanchez, Christopher Tambunga, Rene Tambunga, Sam Jacob Taylor, Micah Tijerina, Judy Trujillo, Juan Tucker, Jeri Lynn Valdez, Bryan Vannoy, Jolynn Vasquez, Arturo Vasquez, John Gabriel Villa, Victor Wells, Terry Paul Westmoreland, Clayton White, Mickey Willmon, Matt Gutierrez, Juanita tAidej Grendahl, Kathy fSpecial Educationj Morris, Karen 1AideJ Reagor, Judy QAidel Sewell, Ellen fLibrarian1 147 INTERMEDIATES ENJOY CLASSES Judy Probst'a fourth grade class learns about the inhabitants of the New World during social studies Nathan Scott Hubbard, a fourth grader, likes what he sees and smiles as he notes his grade on a test paper which has been return- ed to him. Jeanie Thompson, special education aide at Ozona Intermediate School, shows Luyita Fierro and Brian Branch how to use some new learning materials during a morning session. 1 5- PRIMARYSCHOOL Q 1 Adams, Brandon Alvarez, Jesse Arrott, Nancy Berry, Dana Bishop. Dana , Bradford, Wade , rn,, g Browne, David l Carter, Nicole Cervantez, Christina Childress, John Clayton p i Conner-,TOfUHlle Deaton, Rebecca Duncan,lChristopher Easley, Byron Esparza, Isabel Esquivel, Ida Eihridge, Jeannie Farrl5l,lrlAshley Fierro, Flay Fuentes, Samuel Gandar, Monica . Glasscock, Angela Gonzales, Tania Guiterrez. Benny Haire, Lynne ,A Harrison, Zachary, Hernandez, Eli J ' Hinds, Crystal' - Hubbard, Marshall Jacoby, Chandra Keiih, Chrissy Killam, Scotty' Llanas, Lupe ' - Martinez, ,Cassie Martinez, David gg Cotton, Virginia Janes, Thelma Lipsey, Ellen Winkley, Glenda J W .,.J +1 E we X s Ls? ,A si X 'J' ar x i , i J , ' f ff llsr '- ' - ' ' I , f ,vm A , Y , 'I-L, 'aug' A , ,, -fy. ,,,, , .,,., .,g X, ,V ,,,,,, 2 Vziv 1 I ., J , ,li 1' y of M V I ZW 5: 4 V , ' M I ' Mi N J , lf PW - ' J ' Q' so , , V f .lfwf2:a.i,,'-.,- .. . Q ff' X. , We -af, f as Q 5 , ' f H ' . I X 'P an . L. f HH :V f r 'ff was , If ' QQ:-g?:,,' arg- J, we ' . .W - u.wr,r,f ,, 'fem' , 1 ' ,f f , . r,,,,--,,,,-gf, 4, ., I 3, 15, ' J ,- V 1 , l f, f ,, or 5' ggi: ' .ff-fav' r W V-f-4'1 -. Mm? WF re- H i n r M if or 4 , M. U 4 l l z g 4 ,E 'P 'W 'l 1' .. 'i -4' rliiwh 5234! ef wafers ff Wm 2 ,e,,,r,,r,-,,,, ,,7:, W, H, M, ,, ,, , ,,,,,, , ,,,,, ,. 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J i'11Meffl0e2- M f: 21 Meleclo ', pf , 51 Martinez, Y, Rf Socorro is l i V l-ll ,WW W aall Nancy Arrott, Chris Duncan, Adrain Phillips and Michelle Perez, pause for photographer while Dario Porras works on. SECOND GRADE TAKES STRIDES TO NEW GDALS Q Mendez, Bryan Mendoza, Linda Montgomery, Ky Moran, Erica Patino, Aaron Pena-Alfaro, Lando Perez, Joyce Perez, Sandy Perez, Michelle Perner, Paul Phillips, Adrian Porras, Dario Porras, Johnny Quiros, Alonso Ramirez, Michael Ramos, Eugene Reed, David Reyes, Amanda Flobledo, Charlene Fluvalcaba, Rachel Sanchez, Joby Sanchez, Patrick Sifuentes, Fernando Sizek, Michelle Stuart, Emily Tambunga, Lori Tambunga, Ruby Tijerina, Sandra Tobar, Vanessa Turner, Jessie Upham, Casey Usener, John Wilkins, Tara Williams, Slate Williams, William , , b M 17 , ,. K . ' , V an A is i - Q 0 1, ff A X , X, . as 'gy F- LX 0 fi AS! - be K , i, V Q, I c A it if p . A - f ll E ., lf' .ec ,fs e ' ,if 'fi' ' f 'l ET P if -' rnr-1. 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N Sanchez, Tania Tambunga, Samantha Tijerina, Gabriel Ybarra, Natalie Not Pictured Hernandez, Luis . lsff Alvarez, Jason Borrego, Randall Borrego, Rhonda Caldera, Darrell Castro, Felipe Castro, Gina Cruz, Alan Del.aGarza, Leah Dominguez, Rosie Elizondo, R. J. Galan, Kimberly Garza, Eric Guadarrama, April Guiterrez, Nancy Landin, Daniel Longoria, Alma Martinez, Mark Onofre, Myra Quintanar, Albert Quiroz, Griselda Ramos, Rafael Robledo, Roxanne Sanchez, Lori Sanchez, Mary Magdalen Sanchez, Mary Margaret CHS Student Index Seniors Adams, David 6, 8,,9, 18, 20, 22, 25, 58, 60, 63,68,69,89,90,91,106 Cameron, Bonnie 6, 3 9, 23, 25, 56, 58, 59, 60, 61,68, 69,95, 114, 115 Castillo, Jesse 6, 8, 9, 61, 64 DeHoyos, Olga 6, 8, 9, 64 Dews, Andy 6, 8, 9, 20, 60, 63, 72, 73, 78, 79, 88, 89, 112 Duncan, Vickie 6, 8, 9, 70, 77 Fierro, Harvey 6, 8, 9, 20, 56, 58, 68, 69, 88, 89, 96, 97, 98, 106, 107 Fierro, Valerie 7, 8, 9, 25, 68, 72, 75 Flores, Raedene 2, 7, 8, 9, 25, 52, 63, 68, 77 Gamboa, Lupe 7, 8, 9, 77 Gonzales, Arturo 7, 8, 9, 25, 65, 76, 88 Harris, Russell 7, 8, 9, 81 Hernandez, Martha 7, 8, 9, 77, 64, 95, 102, 110 Hernandez, Jesus 7, 8, 9, 25, 58, 60, 66, 68, 76, 88, 89, 90, 91, 106 Holt, Diron 7, 8, 9, 112 Jones, Amy 8, 9, 10, 60, 68, 72, 73, 81, 85, 114, 115 Jones, Brock 10, 12, 13, 20, 66, 68, 74, 75, 78 79, 88,89 Lopez, Annalu 10, 12, 13, 68, 81, 85 Marshall, Mark 10, 12, 13, 64, 76,96 Martinez, Jerri Lynn 10, 12, 13, 20, 25, 70, 77, 81 McGon, Tony 10, 12, 13 McKinney, Ty 10, 12, 13, 20, 63, 68, 112 Miller, Vanessa 10, 12, 13, 68, 98, 102, 109, 110 Moran, Martin 11, 12, 13, 24, 62, 76, 79, 88 Morrow, Brian 11, 12, 13, 66, 88, 91 Morrow, Donna Sanchez 11, 12, 13,77 Munoz, Zelda 11, 12, 13, 18, 57, 58, 59, 60, 64, 77, 95, 98, 102 Najar, Rodney 11, 12, 13, 96, 108 Navarrette, Veronica 11, 12, 13, 53, 77, 102 Newton, Victor 11, 12, 13, 25, 63, 81, 83, 86, 112 Ramos, Flora 11, 12, 13,77 Reagor, Julie 12, 13, 14, 19, 58, 59, 61, 69, 77, 78,79,95,102,114,115 Rodriquez, Sylvia 14, 16, 17, 25, 77 Sanchez, Steve 14, 16, 17, 20, 25, 57, 68, 69, 88, 89, 90, 91,96, 97, 103 Scoggins, Amy Beth 14, 16, 17, 18, 20, 24, 25, 61, 63,68, 70,72,73, 74,75 Smith, Alex 14, 16, 17, 76 Stark, Melody 14, 16, 17, 24, 65, 68, 72, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 113 Stokes, John Tom14,16,17,18,58,76,88, 89 Thompson, Brad 14, 16, 17, 24, 25, 68, 69, 88, 91, 96, 97, 98 Thompson, Bret 15, 16,17,25,64,76,88,91, 96, 98 Tijerina,Elida15,16, 17, 20, 66, 68, 70 Vargas, Blas 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 53, 58, 78, 79, 88, 106 Vargas, Melissa 15, 16, 17, 20, 70,77 Vasquez, Francisco 15, 16, 17,76 Villarreal, Linda 15, 16, 17, 25, 66, 68, 70, 74, 75 Villarreal, Carmen 14, 16, 17,77 Williams, Kim 15, 16, 17, 24, 25, 77, 102, 113 Juniors Allen, Jena 26, 70, 71,86, 114, 115 Alvarez, Virginia 26, 70, 71 Beasley, Rodney 26, 29, 68, 72, 73, 88, 106 Benson, Linda 26 Bolt, Robin 26, 63, 68, 70, 71, 74, 75 Booker, Dena 26, 77 Borrego, Esmeralda 26, 102 Borrell, Darlene 26, 66, 77 art s Amado astel anos aime 88 I 's Cline, Majorie 26,63 Crawford, Tressa 26, 81 , 110 Diaz, Janet 8, 26, 29, 30, 53, 68, 85, 102 Everett, Connie 26 Fierro, Jesse 4, 26, 76, 88, 89, 96, 108 Flores, Roger 26, 63, 68, 88, 96, 106 Flores, Vicky 26, 77, 104 Flores, Isaias 26, 60, 76, 81 , 88, 96 Galindo Carlos 27,92 Galindo, Valdo 27,31,69,81,82,88, 106,109 Glaze, Michael 27, 66, 68, 70, 74, 75, 81, 82, 86 C . - . Qgarter, Tonya 2, 26, 81, 85, X EQFN, , , , , , 90 ' i Gonzales, Elias 27, 60, 69, 76, 88, 106 Gonzales, Marcos 27, 29, 31, 68, 81, 114, 115 Gray, Richard 27, 68, 69, 92 Gutierrez, Alma 27, 31 , 61, 77, 95 Gutierrez, Daniel 27, 81, 89 Gutierrez, Donald 27, 29, 64, 88, 90, 92, 108 Harnett, Yolanda 27, 81 Hayes, Mary Lou 27, 66, 77 Hightower, Sam 27, 68,88, 96,97 Judd, Darla 27, 66, 68, 70, 74, 75, 81, 85 Knox, Peggy 27, 63, 68, 74, 75, 81, 85, 86 Lara, Abel 2, 27, 30, 31, 63, 69, 76, 88, 96 Lewing, Eddie 27, 76 Lirnon, Eduvina 27, 29, 77 Lombrana, Johnny 27,76,100,101,106 Martinez, Jesus 27 McCary, Shauna 28, 81 Moran, Frances 28, 77, 81, 84,85 Morris, Donna 27, 77 Pesson, Chantele 28, 64, 74, 75, 81, 82, 104 Probst, Jennifer 28, 59, 65, 72, 77, 81, 85, 113 Reagor, Vickie 28, 58, 59, 60, 63, 68, 69, 74, 75,95, 102,110 Sanchez, Diana 28,63,75,77,81,82,102, 110, 111 Sanchez, James 28, 29, 64, 76, 78, 79, 88, 90, 106 Scott, Ronnie 28,79 Sellers, Mark 28, 68, 81, 82, 114, 115 Sessom, Kenneth 28, 76, 81,88 Shacklette, Peter 28, 61 , 68, 81, 88 fly e , , jf? Tam ga, ean 28, 76, 88, 106 Trevino, Andy 28, 76 A IP Vasquez, Norma 28, 77, 81, 82, 111 Villarreal, Vicky 28 Wall, George 28, 68, 78, 79, 108 Ybarra, Amanda 28, 77, 81 Ybarra, Bernice 28, 77 Ybarra, Melissa 28, 68, 74, 75, 102 Sophomores Alvarez, Joe 32 Benitez, Isabel 32, 35, 61 , 68, 70, 71, 74, 75, 81, 84 Bixby, Tanna 32, 35, 113 Borrego, Olga 32 Cantu, Julia 32 Carpenter, Gloria 32 Cervantez, Edward 32, 92 ' Cervantez, Regina 2, 32, 81, 104, 105, 110 Cordova, Fernie 32 De La Rosa, Rene 32, 92, 106 DeHoyos, Ophelia 32, 61, 81, 82 ' Denman, Scott 32, 78, 79, 81, 96, 98, 108 Diaz, Beto 32 Duenes, Alma 32,61 Etheridge, Jim 32,53,62,92,93,100, 101, 114, 115 ' Fay, Jones 32, 92 Fierro, Armando 32, 92, 106, 107 , Fierro, Delma 32,68 ' Flores, Judy 2, 32, 35, 62, 70, 71, 81, 85, 10 115 Flores, Sylvia 32, 35, 61 , 62, 68, 74, 81, 115 Galvan, Richard 32, 68, 81, 92 , Hanson, Dawn 32, 75, 110,111 Harms, Bryan 32, 34, 81 , 82, 112 Harris, Lisa 32, 35, 113 Henderson, Angel 32, 81, 82, 113 Hernandez, Griselda 32, 104, 110, 111 Hohertz, Lorelei 32, 81, 85 3 Hood, Bret 32, 35, 68, 74, 75, 81, 82, 92, 101 112 i Jones, Todd 32, 36, 61, 68, 69, 74, 75 I Kenley, Susan 32, 35, 37, 70, 71, 81, 82 King, Suzanne 32,35,61,81,85,115 Lara, Vickie 32 Ledbetter, Loretta 32, 35, 113 Llanas, Ofelia 32 Longoria, Leticia 32, 81, 82 l Mata, Ermelinda 33 McCrohan, Sharon 33, 36, 102, 114, 115 Medina, Micheal 33 Miller, Lacy 33, 104, 105, 110 Minnix, Damon 33, 92 ' Minnix, Michelle 33 Moran, Eileen 2, 33, 35, 36, 81, 85, 104, 115 Morrow, Michael 33, 96,98 Newton, Shawna 33, 35, 114 V Onofre, Santiago 2, 33, 62, 71, 81, 82, 115 Pate, Corey33, 81,92 Payne, Oscar 33, 92, 93, 100, 106 Pena, Lydia 33, 61, 102, 110, 111 Phillips, Sandra 33 Ramirez, Chris 33, 69, 89, 115 Ramirez, Sandra 33, 81, 82, 85 f 0? l l lios, Carlos 33,81 livera, Lydia 33,81 1odriguez, Ruben 33 odriquez, Alfredo 33,81 odriquez, Cynthia 33 anchez, Danny 33, 34, 37, 92, 101, 106, 107 anchez, Jeff 33, 81, 92, 100 nchez, John 33 nchez, Mark 2, 33, 68, 74, 89, 96, 108, 114 nchez, Michael 33, 108 vala, Jerold 33, 92 choenhals, Larisa 33, 74, 75, 81, 113 Eahorn, Will 33, 74, 75, 79, 92, 100, 112 ompson, Randi 33, 35, 68, 74, 81, 113 urnley, Ted 33, 81 nderwood, Greg 33, 52, 81 allejo, Melissa 12, 33, 34, 35, 61, 68, 81 1 102 rgas, Derold 33, 92, 93, 100, 106 rgas, Willie 33 squez, Patsy 33, 75 llarreal, Esmeralda 34 llarreal, Pepe 34 est, Treble 34, 69, 81 , 82, 84, 113 estmoreland, Scott 34, 112 inkley, Stanley 34, 53, 69, 115 Freshmen edondo, Rosalba 38, 81 cock, William 2, 38, 71 , 81, 115 ker,JeremeyJ,38,81,112 rrego, Naomie 38, 40, 41 , 42, 81 rks, Travis 38,40, 114,115 ,95 lvert, Edwin 38, 92,93 Carson, Julia 38, 60, 62, 72, 115 Cervantez, Bianca 38, 104, 110 Cooper, Shane 38, 41, 79, 81, 84 Corley,Kriss38,81,104, 105,110 Curry, Shannon 38, 81, 104 Davis, Copie 38, 65, 72, 73, 74, 75, 92, Dominguez, Javier 38, 92, 99 Duenes, Jorge 38 Duncan, Landon 38, 79, 92, 108 Del-loyos, Roland 38, 81, 92 DeHoyos, Janis 38,81 Elledge, Richard 38,79 Esmerado, Feliciano 38, 92, 108 Fierro, Feliciano 38, 92, 108 Fierro, ldalia 38 Fierro, Edward 2, 38, 71, 81 Flores, Christina 40 Fowler, Keith 38, 41, 79, 81, 112 Galan, Paul 38, 81, 92 Gallndo, Oscar 38, 41, 69, 81, 92, 99 Garcia, Leonard 38 Garmon, Teresa 38 Gonzales, Eloy 38 Gonzales, Rosie 38, 81, 82 Gonzalez, Dottie 38, 43, 62, 104, 110 Gutierrez, Jose 38, 42, 43, 92, 99, 106 Hohertz, JoAnn 39, 81, 104, 110 Kiser, Julie 39,84 Lay, Stacy 39, 69, 102, 103, 110 Lewis, Cory 39 Limon, Maribel 39, 41 Martinez, Kristina 39, 102 Martinez, Javier 39, 99 Mata, Armando 39 Mendez, Juan 39,99 Mendez, Lisa 39 Montgomery, Jason 39, 41 , 81, 84 Moran, Cathy 39,41,81,104 Morgan, Brandon 39, 92, 108 McCollum, Regina 2, 39, 113 99,112 O'Bryant, Tooter 39, 92 Perez, Gary 39, 81 , 82 Perez, Joe 39, 81, 82 Perez, Luis 39, 92, 93, 99 Proslse, Doreen 39, 115 Ouiroz, Blanca 39 Ramirez, Jamie J. 39, 69, 81, 88, 89, 92, 96, 108 Rios, Rita 39, 81, 82 Rios, Benjamin 39, 81 , 84, 92, 93 Rios, Natividad 39 Ross, Joe 39,81 Rutherford, Wolv 39, 92,99 Sanchez, Maria 39, 104, 110 Sanchez, Patty 39 Scott, K. C. 39, 108 Shacklette, Summer 39, 72, 73, 75, 115 Sutton, Cody 4O,72,79,92,115 Tambunga, Robby 40, 92, 99 Tambunga, Amanda 40 Tomlinson, Mike 40, 88.89, 108 Trujillo, Mark 40, 81, 84 Tucker, Tommy C. 40, 41, 52, 72, 74, 75, 114 115 Turner, Annette 40, 102 Vargas, Jimmy 40 Vargas, Michael 40 Vargas, Richard, Jr, 40, 81, 92 Villarreal, Victor 40, 81, 82 Villarreal, Cindy 40 Villarreal, Steven 40, 81 , 82 Villarreal, Tony 40 Villarreal, Raymon 40 Wilson, Adriane 40, 41, 42, 81, 104, 105 Winkley, Stacie 40,41,62,69,74,75,104. 105, 115 , Zapata, Rodolfo 40 - Zapata, Amelia 40 I Where to Find . . . ministration and faculty 44-51 Seniors 5-25 Future Farmers of America 78-79 .shmen 38-41 S0Ph0m0feS 32-37 Homecoming 58-60 ermediate School 139-148 SPOHS 87-115 Journalism 70-71 ior High 117-138 Basketball 95-105 National l-lonor Society 68 Eighth grade 120-121 Foofball 98-93 One Act Play 72-73 seventh grade 122-123 Golf 112-113 Prom and Dances 60-65 Sixth grade 124-125 Teflms 114-115 Student Council 69 Track 106-109 UIL 74-75 i0l' High Activities 126-138 Student Life 55-65 VICA 76-77 iors 26-31 Band 80-85 ary School 149-157 Cheerleaders 94-95 THANKS TO OUR SPCNSORS THE 1985-86 LION yearbook staff expresses gratitude to our yearbook sponsors. 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