Ozona High School - Lion Yearbook (Ozona, TX)

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PEOPLE . TABLE OF CONTENTS 8 'TILL 3:30-BEFORE AND AFTER . . . GROUPS .... SPORTS ...... JUNIOR HIGH . . . INTERMEDIATE ..... PRIMARY INDEX ....

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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

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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.