Palo Duro High School - Conquistador Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1983 volume:

A V - ;fys‘ ,,v :v;' --' ■ f- N' C k-i . i.) 5; - ( a ! UHXlA- J G r .v.h of-v, ;;1 !lii fe it i r-mfi rvvuwvvilHJ'V' v JUJU. . , r ?xi ..MU,::, iH- eac for the tar $ $r Palo Duro High School 1400 N. Grant Amarillo. Texas Vol. 28 Copyright: 1983 PDHS Publications Editors: Curtis Jackson Tonja duBois Artist: Robby McDonald Photographers: James Rardon Jason Green Adviser: Dianne Smith f l a It has been a year of stretching for the stars . . . Reach for the Stars 3 It has been a year of dreams, a year of growth, a year of stretching upward, ever upward. It has been a year of setting goals, a year of struggling to make those goals realities. ■i 1983... It was a year in which we learned to ac- cept our triumphs humbly, and our defeats with dignity ... Reach for the Stars 5 It has been a year in which laughter, tears, hopes, dreams and despairs have brought us closer together in our endless quest for the farthest, yet brightest, stars... Reach for the Stars 7 It has been a year filled with dreams of glory, the fulfillment of some, the disillu- sionment of others ... Reach for the Stars 9 5 It was a year that brought us one step closer to the stars . . . one step closer to the reality of our dreams .. . Reach for the Stars 11 12 Reach for the Stars Reach for Opportunity Francis Reigns Over ’82 Homecoming The crowning of Francis Dickerson, Homecoming Queen for 1982, brought about excitement during the half time activities of the Dons' Homecoming Thursday, Oct. 7 at Dick Bivins Stadium when PDHS met Amarillo High. Queen Francis was escorted by Craig Lemons, senior. The royal court consisted of senior attendants: Lisa Lichtie escorted by Darrell McCor- quodale, Susan Harris escorted by Thomas Robertson and Angela Mor- rison escorted by Doug Butler. The junior attendant was Angie Jackson escorted by Rodney Olivarez. Sophomore attendant Terry Delgado was escorted by Chord Rhea. Following the game, the Student Council spon- sored a dance in the gym where the Queen and her date Randy Graves were honored. “Hard to say I'm Sorry by Chicago was the theme song for the '82 homecoming. 1 Homecoming mums are still a favorite tradition. 2 Queen Francis Dickerson and her escort Craig Lemons 3 Junior attendant Terry Delgado smiles for the camera . 4 Senior attendant Lisa Lichtie show off her mum 18 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors Tina Bailey Tonya Bailey Mary Baker Troy Baker Steven Barnes Arretta Bateman Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 19 1. Senior attendant. Angela Morrison smiles for the camera. 2. Keri Bruno junior, lends a helping hand in the prepara- tion of Homecoming. 3. Unique cars highlighted the homecoming festivities. 4. Darrell McCorquodale senior, poses for the camera. 5. Cheerleader Francis Dickerson presents Michelle Grady with a mum for overwhelming school spirit. Becky Bell Susan Belott Carole Benson Jerry Blackburn Darrell Toy Bounsing Blankenship 20 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors Homecoming ’82 Tracy Bourque Debbie Bowen Pat Bowers Della Bradley Lorene Brannum Jeff Brittain Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 21 The stage, a make believe wonder world. A world in which anything can happen at any given time and place. This stage is set, there are dozens of palm trees with the gentle sea breeze smoothly finding its way through every leaf. This stage was also the setting for the presenta- tion of South Pacific, which was displayed by four very talented directors and a cast of approximately thirty-five students from the choral and drama departments. The lead actors and actresses were portrayed by Tim Tucker as Emile de Beque, Janene Langston as Nellie Forbush. Ginger Flaherty portrayed Bloody Mary and Jimmy English played the part of Lt. Cable — and Amy Hopkins as Liat. There were several other participants which made up the cast that performed this Rogers and Hammerstein musical, who were Carol Benson, Travis Askew, Miles Luper, Bubba Smith, Kerry Spinks, Anthony Cobbins, Duncan Ware, Tim Nevels, William Stanley. Nurses were: Tina Brown, Tonja duBois. Angie Green, Karen Quisenberry, Bell Bailey, Kelly Storey, Terri Patterson, Paula Rogers and Amy Hopkins. Rodney Olivarez, Paul Taylor, Steven Barnes, Donny Gerber. Thomas Stickrod, Patrick Horn, Justin Raef. Lynn Thurman, and William Stanley acted as sailors. Islanders were played by: Michael Jackson, Tracy Rankin, Lori Lewis. The choral and drama and music departments performed South Pacific December 1.2, 3, 1982. The masterminds behind the scenes who directed the students were: Patricia Latham, (Drama dept.), Dennis Trook (Choral Dept.), David Davis (Music Dept.), and Vance McSwain (Art Dept). Gloria Brooks Tina Brown Gary Buchanan Terry Bussey Diane Byers Billy Caldwell 22 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors Cindy Cassell David Chestnut Bart Cochran Tyreece Cooper Mark Cota Stacey Corey Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 23 Del Cox Mark Curry Debbie Dahl Karen Daniels Rene Davenport Rex Demerson 24 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors Cindy Dennis Francis Dickerson Young Dinh Tanya Dougherty Tonja duBois Kristi Dykes Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 25 Swanee! � Swanee! How I love you, how I love you, my dear old Swanee” ... so the song goes. This year’s musical variety show was full of singers, dancers, jugglers and comedy skits. The program, held Apr. 7 and 8. was presented by the PDHS Choral department directed by Dennis Trook. Auditions for the program began in January and the students rehearsed for almost three months to make the show a success. 1. Michael Kemp 2. Tonja duBois 3. Tina Brown Mary Edwards Ginger Flaherty Cooper Ellis Becky Eslinger Casey Essary Charlene Evans 26 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors Presented by the PDHS Choral Department Angela Finch Melissa Fox Pamela Gann Manzellus Gardener Donnie Gerber Kip Gibson Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 27 Rhonda Gifford Prairie Gillmore Trina Glidewell Tom Godfrey Kenny Goins Johnny Gonzales 28 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 1. Elizabeth English 2. Swanee girls 3. Amy Hopkins. Shelly Watson ; 5 Lori Gonzales Robert Grant Antonio Graves Arthur Graves Randy Graves Teresa Griffith Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 29 Steve Grinie Felix Guerrero Tommy Gunn Jeff Hadley Danny Haire Damon Hand 30 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors Picture This For the second year, Blunck Studio of Clinton, Oklahoma, set up a temporary portrait studio backstage in the auditorium. Sophomores and juniors had pictures made one day during English class while the seniors had special ap pointments before school started in August. Danyelle Hannum Renee Hannum Susan Harris Kevin Harrison Darrin Hart John Harz Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 31 Facing the Day Happy, sad. angry, amused ... we see a variety of facial expressions each day at Palo Duro. The moods we feel are reflected on our faces for all the world to see. On these two pages are a collection of some of the facial expressions the PDHS photographers caught this year. 1. Teresa Patterson ... doubtful. 2. Amy Hopkins ... pensive. 3. Sandy Rodriguez ... playful. 4. ...physical. 5. Gloria Brooks ... dreaming: Robby McDonald ... absorbed 6. Tonja duBois,... enjoying life as a Rubik's cube. Tim Haskins Henry Hastings Jeannie Hayes Cindy Hulen Bill Hickey Penni Higgins ■ i 32 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors Shirley Hill Johnny Hinkle Albert Hinojosa Ginger Hollis Danny Houston Darin Hudson Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 33 What’s the BEST Thing About Being a SENIOR? Brian Lindley — You're the top dog in school. Darin Hudson — you can pick on all the underclassmen Ronda Wallace — you finally get to push around all the juniors and sophomores. Doug Butler — It's one big party. Freddie Taylor — It's a trip! Beverly Hughes Debra Hughes Sha Hurd Cynthia Ince Rodney Irvin Curtis Jackson 34 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors ■■■ Ann McMahon — It's like finally reaching the top of the ladder. It's the best! Juan Lopez — Everyone looks up to you. Gloria Brooks — Graduation and the all night party. Del Cox — It's party time. Trina Jones — Setting an example for the underclassmen. Stephanie Wades James Cherie Jasper Karla Jenkins Don Johnson John Ivory Jackson Johnson Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 35 Garrett Graduates In a crowded gymnasium, full of students who are all pepped up for the big game that night, there is one certain man directing the students to rise and sing their school song. The students rise, raise their hands high to the top of the gymnasium and start singing Singing glory to the Blue Singing glory to the White for we know our Palo Duro is forever in the right; Down the corridor of time in our hearts we will enshrine, our high school, our high school, we love,”! This one certain man is James E. Gar- rett. principal of Palo Duro for the last fourteen years. He first came to us at P.D. in 1969. He came from Travis Jr. Hg. where he was principal for eleven years. Prior to serving at T.J.H.. Garrett served half a year as assistant principal at Horace Mann Jr. High, then was prin- cipal at Mann for three years. Garrett taught at the former Nixon Jr. High School as a science and math teacher prior to his terms at Mann and Travis, which are fortunately Palo Duro's two feeder schools. Garrett says, Out of the twenty-nine years I have been in Amarillo, twenty-eight and a half have been in North Amarillo, and it has been a real thrill for me. I feel very fortunate to have served in both the feeder schools to Palo Duro. John Johnson Cheryl Jones Katrina Jones Stacy Jones Douglas Jimison David Katsanis 36 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors With Class of ’83 In the fourteen years that Garrett has given his services to Palo Duro. he says he has “seen the pendulum swing. He commented of the changes that he has seen over the years here. He mentioned that the students are more serious minded and know where they are going in life and what they want out of life. The students are also more conscious of their dress habits. They are neater and tidier. I don’t think it is just here at Palo Duro, but something that is seen all over the nation. Mr. Garrett, like Palo Duro itself, has seen many experiences. He has felt vic- tory and defeat, happiness as well as sadness, for they all come together. In his fourteen year term, Garrett has been principal, he says there is not one year in particiular that is the most memorable. He feels all of fourteen years have been special and doesn't think he can single out one as being more special than the other. But he does remember some more memorable events that happened at Palo Duro, such as in 1974-1975 when the varsity football team, headed by Coach Doug James went to the quarterfinals. Souvannaly Aticheal Kemp Shiela Kennedy Kandi Larry Kilgore Ricky King Kattavylayvong Khamvorgsa Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 37 Garrett, cont. In 1981-1982, the varsity football team won District 3-AAAAA. But Garrett is as concerned about academics as he is about athletics. I have always been in- terested in the academic area of our school. The individual and collective ac- complishments of our students year after year.” Such examples of academic ex- cellence at Palo Duro are ac- complishments which were achieved by Ricky Bustos in 1980-1981 when Ricky won second place in the CJ.I.L. state competition for slide rule. Also, that same year Ricky Bustos along with Doug Preston, went to the National finals for F.B.L.A. in Chicago. Needless to say Mr. Garrett is very proud to be a Don. He has been boosting spirit in this school by cheering the traditional Blue and White, being a member of the Booster Club, and taking active participation in such activities as Kiss-A-Pig.” Although this is Garrett's last year at Palo Duro, he will continue to be a part of the history at P.D. Next year in the mornings, teachers might not get to look forward to Gar- rett's announcements. Despite lengthy announcements, they will surely miss the routine evaluations that Mr. Garrett gave so quietly. Anna Kirkland Maria Ladd Joe Lomas Laurie Lamon Joseph Lane Chrystal Lawrence 38 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors Craig Lemons Lisa Lichtie Brian Lindley Jeff Linley Diana Loe Chris Logan Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 39 LAJtCV Garrett, continued Juan Lopez Teresa Lopez Danny Lovett Robin Lucas Daniel Lucero Miles Luper 40 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors Garrett has become a big part of P.D.’s history. He has seen twenty-nine classes pass through P.D.'s doors, in- cluding the students from his previous years at Mann and Travis. But this year Garrett himself will graduate with the class of '83. This will be the last year that Garrett will cheer as principal of P.D.H.S. and the last year to cheer on the Blue and White as Pappa G. It is in our hearts and in our dearest hopes and dreams that Garrett continue to be the kind and caring man we have all known him to be. In our last steps from Palo Duro, let us give thanks for having known and worked with such a special person. Mr. Garrett, from that crowded auditorium, on graduation night, we will sing to you: Singing glory to the Blue, Singing glory to the White, is forever in the right; Down the corridor of time. In our hearts we will enshrine. Our high school. Our high school, we LOVE! Farris Luke Marion Mack Marcella Malone Lori Mann Willie Martinez Sherri Mayfield Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 41 1. Kim Hughes listens to Pre-Lab teacher. Sheryl Wheeler. 2. Students ponder classwork. 3. Auto repair helps students prepare for post- graduation employment. 4. VICA Palo Duro Auto Mechanics. With increasing economy problems, more and more high school students are seeking training for specific jobs. Palo Duro students are doing this by enroll- ing in vocational classes. In these classes, students prepare for further education in the career field of their choice or for a fulltime job after graduation. Vocational classes at Palo Duro offer experience in auto repair, secretarial work, selling merchandising. and numerous other career fields. These op- portunities help students prepare for what they will do following graduation from Palo Duro. These classes have been very helpful to many students for many years. Matt Melvyn DeWayne Messer Buddy Miller Barry Minnfee Yvonne Paul Moore Moneymaker 42 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors Angela Morrison Darlene Morton Kim Mullane Kenda Murdick Mary Murry Greg McClain Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 43 H Robby McDonald Chris McDowell Joe McDowell Darrell Ann McMahan Joella McPherson McCorquodale 44 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 3 Vocational classes give students hands-on experience with their career choice while they are still in school. states Voca- tional Counselor. Troy Burrus. This helps students decide whether or not they are suited for a particular career. he concludes. Enrollment in vocational classes has increased during the past few years. In view of the present economic situation, enroll- ment in these classes will very probably continue to increase in the future as well. PICTURES: 1. Sharon Cauthen takes time out from class to pose for staff photographer. 2. Vocational Counselor. Troy Burrus, helps students with career choices and helps them to gain experience in the career field that they choose. 3. Students don't consider school to be all work and no play. Tim McQueen Susan Nelson Toni Nemoede Tim Nevels Donald Newsome Soan Ngo Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 45 Paula Nichols Irene Nicholson Jinnee No Lisa Norman Kim Nunez Curtis Oages 46 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors i iMi'iHW When you think of a cheerleader yog probably think Rah. Rah. Sis Boom Bah!! , but that Isn't, necessarily t ue about the 1982 83 Cheerleaders. They are a group of hard working young people who want to sesffalo Duro stand-up and be counted The cheerleaders were elected in May of 1982 after being in clinic for four weeks Elected were Susan Be lot t. Francis Dicker son. Pat Bowers. Lisa Wood. Gloria Brooks. Chad Rhea. Debbie Smith. Diana Loe. Ann McMahon. Susan Harris and Loyal Don Bill Hickey The cheerleaders attended camp at Panhandle Stale University in June for one week where they received the Spirit Megaphone, the Spirit Stick, three Superior ribbons and one excellent ribbon The most memorable of their activities was that first pep rally. Staying up at the gym until past midnight to get everything just right... practicing over and over to make sure that there were no errors .. And then the next morning at 7 a m . butterflies had overtaken their stomachs, according to one cheerleader. But somehow, when the light song began to play and the football team began marching out. everyone turned to each other, smiled and everything came together Homecoming in October was the biggest event for the Cheerleaders Even though the doors were open the week before, it took every bit of that two weeks to prepare for it. Hanging posters at every football player s home, preparing the spirit chain and getting psyched up for the whole event. Through the year, the cheerleaders stayed busy preparing these pep rallies, practicing, painting posters, going to everything from wrestling to basketball and all in all supporting every and anything possible The cheerleaders have had a terrific year, even with the ups and downs of many different situations But without the support of the student body, their dream could have never come true, say the 10 spirited young men and women 1. Chad Rhea lifts Susan Harris skyward 2. Cheerleaders Bottom: Pat Bowers. Gloria Brooks. Diana Loe. Susan Betott. Chad Rhea Middle: Susan Harris. L.sa Wood Top: Francis Dicker son. Ann McMahan. Debbie Smith 3. Francis Dickerson. Diana Loe 4. Debbie Smith. Susan Be Ion 4 At u I Patel hiimesh Patel Dimmitri Pettis La n Pham Van Pham Wayne Pitch ford Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 47 Cheers, Cont. 4 Gene Polley Renae Powell Mike Price Steve Prock Justin Raef Veronica Reasonover 48 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 1 . The Palo Duro cheerleaders marched in the Tri-State Fair parade in September. 2. Ann McMahan does a vic- tory jump while Loyal Don Bill Hickey looks on. 3. Susan Belott yells Dons are No. I at the Homecom- ing game. 4. Chad Rhea chants with the crowd. 5. Cheerleaders perform Go. Palo Duro. Fight at the Hereford pep rally. Chad Rhea Stanley Rickwartz Robby Roberts Thomas Ruben Rodriguez Sandy Rodriguez Robertson Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 49 I t Spaceman, Queen, Punkers, Highlight Year From the crowning of the 1982 Christmas Queen to a performance by the punk Doe-Does to a talk by a space-travelled astronaut to a faculty-student volleyball game. Assemblies broke the tedium of the school year. Assemblies were held by grade level for the election of officers, special information or special presen- tations on special occasions, the whole student body was included in the assemblies. Some were pay assemblies, such as the volleyball game and presentation of the Christmas queen. Others were free, such as the talk by the astronaut. 1. Coach Sandy Kocsjan shows her excite- ment at the faculty-student volleyball game. 2. Doe-Does Susie Belott and Cathy Streetman. 3. Christmas Queen candidate James Ambs. 4. Kevin Altsman performs on stage 5. Christmas Queen Dee Gill. 6. Astronaut William Pogue. J0G6W Tonya Romines Dena Roy Rhenda Runquist Ethan Shaffer Thip Sanankone Sammy Sanchez 50 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors Anita Sandoval Ramanda Wynella Shaw Satcherwhite Diane Silvas Carmella Smith Debbie Smith Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 51 Darrell McCorquodale. Karen Quisenbern FBLA m | . John Lichtie. Christy Murray French Club Billy Weise. Susan Harris Key Club ill . ‘ .-'IV m 1 T Claudio Castillo. Damaris Santos Trina Glidewell. Maury Berger HECE Sophomore Officers Sec.: Sheryl Ellis. Pres. Travis Askew. VP: Kyla Murdiek Junior Officers Sec • Wendv Harris Senior Officers Pres.: Lisa LlchUe. VP: Pat Bowers. Sec.: Wvnella Shaw J. D. Smith Leon Smith Shawn Smith Deborah Snow Kerry Spinks William Stanley 52 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors Darrell McCorquodale. Ann McMahan Baseball Tony Prescott, Rachel Jones HOSA Robert Strawhacker, Tammy Aufleger — VOCT Lisa Lichtie, Joey Wilkins. Prairie Gillmore — Volleyball Craig Lemons. Francis Dickerson Football Jimmy Workman. Pam Selman Wrestling Wynella Shaw Basketball Rhonda Stetson Laurie Stickrod Milton Stiles Cathy Streetman Freddy Taylor P. T. Taylor Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 53 Mary Baker, Brian Lindley Kerry Spinks. Gloria Brooks Craig Lemons. Susan Harris Stephanie Tidwell Eldridge Thrash Lonnie Thrower Jack Traylor Martin Trejo Darren Tucker 54 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors '•I Darrin Hudson, Penny Washington FHAHERO Craig Lemons, Joella McPherson Math Club Tina Brown. Rodney Olivarez Drama Cliffton Dee Venable Vanhnarong Tina Villarreal Rhonda Wallace Mark Walton Varber Venethongrham Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 55 Dedication, Meditation, Frustration 0 0 0 This year we were honored by having many hard working and dedicated peo- ple on the yearbook and newspaper staffs. Some of the students worked on both the yearbook and the newspaper staffs and were faced with more of a challenge. Deadlines were met and assignments were fulfilled. The members gave some of their valuable personal time in order to make the re- quired deadlines. Also. Dianne Smith, the Publications sponsor, spent long hours on the newspaper and yearbook. James Rardon and Jason Green stayed many hours after school to take pic- tures and print them for the newspaper and annual. Everyone really worked hard and did their very best. 1. Susan Belott 2. Cathy Strcctman and Teresa Lopez 3. Debbie Warren 4. Tom Godfrey 5. Joey Wilkins 6. Robby McDonald 7. Mary Baker Publications! Debbie Warren Brad Weaver Billy Weise Alexis Calvin Sandra Weyer Westmoreland Westmoreland 56 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors Lisa Wheeler Richard Wicker Amanda Joey Wilkins Cathi Williams James Wilson Widowski Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 57 Suzanne Winkler Avery Woods Lisa Wood Jimmy Workman Patricia Wright Dale Young Publications, continued 1. Billy Wcise 2. Tonja duBois 3. Brian Lindlcy. Kerry Spinks 4. Wynella Shaw 58 Reach for Opportunity — Seniors 6 5. Gloria Brooks 6. Joel Lomas 7. John Lichtie 8. Lisa Wood 9. Dianne Smith 10. Lori Mann 59 8 9 Publications, continued 3 1. Curtis Jackson 2. Pat Bowers 3. Stephanie Jackson 60 Tanya Allen Debra Thomas Gary Kandy Rita Danny Aaron Alcorta Allen Allen Ammons Antrikin Armstrong Artis Reach for Opportunity — Juniors Delores Lakhasy Stephen Ashley Bae Bandy Maury Jerry Mark Jerry Karen Darrel Carla David Teresa Charles Cus Berger Blanton Boatman Boehm Bolton Bradshaw Brandt Brittain Brooks Brown Brown Reach for Opportunity — Juniors 61 Keri Bruno Kelly Paul Bunn Burback Bobby Sondra Dannie Rosemary Mark Dee Burnam Burnett Burt Bustos Campbell Carl Carlos Irma Castillo Castillo 62 2. • V' , Ski Amarillo It may not be Vale, Colorado or even Red River. N.M., but Amarillo does offer an oppor- tunity for future skiing enthusiasts to learn the popular winter sport. Coach Lindsey Davidson's physical education students learned how to handle themselves on the slopes this year from ski instructors at Amarillo College. Safety, as well as technique, was stressed. When the New Mexico slopes turned white this winter, many Dons, no doubt, were on hand to show off their newly acquired skills. 1. Samuel DeLeon 2. Coach Lindsey Davidson 3. Tony Bazer 3. Mike Thangkith Lynda Julie Anthony Billy Pauline Lisa Mary Clayton Debbie Chalkley Chanthavong Chard Clark Cobbins Collins Collins Connor Cook Cox Cirodle Reach for Opportunity — Juniors 63 The Sound of Music Gina Angela Kim Randy Tammy Diana Freddie Linda JoAnne Charlie Denise Crosslin Davis Davis Davis Davis Delecedra Delean Hall ' Dill Dove Duff 64 • : 1. Carla Jenkins and Pam Redman lead the band out of the bleachers at half time. 2. PDHS Orchestra 3. Flag Corps members Marie Pulley. Elizabeth English. Delores Ashley and Lori Mann prepare to march. 4. Lori Gonzales. Irma Castillo. Renee Bond. Tracy Post and Tony Prescott, drum majors and twirlers. Richard Regina Jimmy Mike.- Randy Sheri Wendy Rhonda Stacey Michael Russell Durley Ellis English Erwin Evans Feland Flaherty Flores Ford Fox Fox 65 First Class Students Choose From Many Subjects Cramming figures in your head and staring at strange ar- rangements of numbers on the board are not the typical stu- dent's ways of spending leisure time, but many students spend many long hours doing just that in preparing for a weekly math test. Other students may wish to spend their time exploring the unseen elements of life or experiment with chemicals that have names as long as trihydroxypropane as do science students. Many other students may feel that English is just something needed to graduate, but it is a skill to find such things as adverbs and other parts of speech in a sentence that looks like it came from a see and spell” book. Punching keys and running figures on an adding machine may not seem rewarding, but many students plan their careers around such subjects as typing or accounting. Studying about people who died over 100 years ago or going over events which happened many years ago can be as ex- citing as counting the dots on the ceiling, but history has become a vital part of the education of a student. Palo Duro is made up of many classes, some required, some geared to the special interests of the many Palo Duro students. 1. Seniors learn the basics of economics from teacher Steve Camp. 2. A typing student warms up before class. 3. Tina Villareal enjoys going for a higher speed. 4. Jayesh Patel whips out answers on his calculator. 1 Kathy Frizzell 9 Steve Gambrel Israel Garcia Mario Garcia Henry Gardner Missy Cause Stephen Gerry Jackie Melon's Gipson Glass Glass Glass 66 Reach for Opportunity — Juniors Cherie Michelle Donnett Anthony Jason Gooch Grady Graham Graves Green Paula Joe Frances Dwayne Brett Randy Green Griego Griffin Hale Hall Holloway Reach for Opportunity — Juniors 67 Junior Olympics Raises Money for Charity First annual Junior Olympics at Palo Duro High School was a great success. It was sponsored by the Student Council who donated the proceeds to a civic organization in our community. Any club or organization was eligible to participate by pay- ing a ten dollar entry fee. Each club had a coed team consisting of fifteen members. with some having faculty members as teammates. The activities were non-physical relay games. Each team elected a most courageous boy and girl who was announced in the assembly. The Olympics were held during homeroom in the Palo Duro gym as a pay assembly. Danny Annie Halhcock Heager Jason Tracy Joyce Kim Heines Hendricks Hethcox Hickey Karen Derrick Tammy Wendy Jon Hand Haney Harris Harris Harvey 68 Reach for Opportunity — Juniors 1 Junior Olympics participants race to see who will be” the first to eat the marshmallow on the string. 2. Keeping a tissue in the air is the goal of the Stu- dent Council team. 3. Carole Benson becomes stiff as a board for the Body Pass. r Oscar Scott Chandra Hoa Royce James Kevin Donna Amy Be Dee Dee Hicks Hicks Hill Ho Hodge Hoffman Holt Holloway Hopkins Houang Howard Reach for Opportunity What’s the BEST Thing About Being a JUNIOR? Charlotte Shields — “You are not a sophomore anymore. Keri Bruno — “We are not at the bottom and we are not at the top of the school. We don't have a lot of responsibilities. Gully Fox — You are not a silly sophomore or a senseless senior.” David Littlejohn — One down, one to go.” Angie Jackson — “We re all friends. Donald Kim Lois Anthony Johnny Robin Angie Laura Michael Yvonne Kalena Hubbard Hughes Hughes Humphries Irwin Isham Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson James 70 Reach for Opportunity — Juniors •v • V1 7 ' ' i? Anthony Jonas — Starting varsity football and looking for- Marty Witherspoon — Thinking about future plans. ward to another year of football. Annette Paylor — “The best thing is the class that I’m graduating with. Brett Hall — Knowing next year I'll be on top. Laurie Kloos — I don't feel too low and I don't feel too high — I'm just in between.” Detris Tim Anthony Ellis Lurketia Sengmany Carla Sombath Bounsing Kellie Laurie Jefferson Jobe Jonas Johnson Jones Kaysonpheth Kennedy Keokanlaya Khak Kimberllng Kloos Reach for Opportunity 71 A Sense of Belonging... Clubs French Club Spanish Club Future Business Leaders Math Club Student Council Speech Club Mike Molly Kellc Patty Diana John John Melanie David Bounthienc Shawn Koch Krobol LaPoint Leamon LaBlanc Lee Lichtie Lindley Littlejohn Liuaymaum Logan Reach for Opportunity — Juniors 72 Drama Club Office Education Association National Honor Society Distributive Education Club Spirit Club Science Club David Mary Paul Leonard Debbie Arturo Tina La Shawn Alesia Phyllis David Lomas Long Lucero Malleck Malone Marufo Marthclla Matthews Maxwell McClain McDaniel Reach for Opportunity — Juniors 73 74 Rhonda Stacy Ray Danny Phong Geoffry Barbara Lisa Lucy Karen Jerry McGee McKee McMahon Mciiabb Men Merrell Miller Miller Molder Moneymaker Montgomery Reach for Opportunity — Juniors Key Club Latin Club VICA — Auto Mechanics Future Farmers of America HECEClub Sherry John Crystalline Ronald Joe Thanh Binh Sharon Edwina Charlie Kenny Morton Murdock Murray Nebhut Nemoede Nguyen Nguyen Nickleberry Nino Nokes Nye Reach for Opportunity — Juniors 75 VOCT Publications Staff Future Homemakers of America Clubs, Continued Rag Corps David Rodney Julie Ricky Owsoupha Ong Robert Teresa Phimmasone Bonn lank Saun Oldham Olivarez Ortega Owens Kheth Manicong Pettis Patterson PhetsomphonePhanivong Phamlttau PDHS Marching Band Orchestra Phu Sau Thay Angie June Sammy Toni Marie Tony Lesley Cary Phan Pham Phan Platero Polls Popplewell Pucketl Pulley Prescott Priest Price 77 Choir Officers: Bubba Smith, president; Manzcllus Gardener, vice president; Rhonda Gifford, secretary Clubs, Continued • £ £ 78 Brian Karen Alan Santos Edward Marcella James Price Quisenberry Raison Ramirez Ramirez Ransom Rardon James Stephanie Pam Kevin Ray Raygoro Redmond Reedy Reach for Opportunity — Juniors r.f « Women's Choir Johnny Gina Debbie Molly Bobby Rosson Rugger i Russell Salinaz Sandoge Leonard Ricky Kecia Tonya Cindy Dena Rios Roberts Robertson Rogers Robinson Robinson Reach for Opportunity — Juniors 79 Club Roster OEA (OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION) Debra Allen. 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Darrel McCorquodale. Joella McPherson. Kenda Murdick. Mary Murry. Tim Nevels. Chad Rhea. Stephanie Tidwell. Joey Wilkins. William Freeman. Karen Bolton. Carla Brandt. Deri Bruno. Julie Clark. Tanya Dougherty. Denise Duff. Henrey Gardner. Randy Holloway. Dee Dee Howard, Karen Quisenberry. Dona Robinson. Damaris Santos. Christie Sims. Stacey Lemons. Sponsors Patsy Bowes and Marilyn Trader. Sharon Shelton Orsmphakhath Curtis Jeff Karen Kurt Johnny Sopha Robin Jamie Sims Simpson Sithisrim Smith Smith Smith Smith Smider Khomrenc Sprouse Stevens Reach for Opportunity — Juniors 81 James Returns as Coach Doug James returned to Palo Duro this year after a 6 year absence. He returned for the first time since he led the fighting Dons to the state quarterfinals in 1974. Coach James brought with him from Hobbs, two fine assistant coaches. Jim Barnett and David Ream, who helped lead Hobbs to the 2nd ranking in Mew Mexico, in 1981. Football Coach Varsity Football Row 1: Marty Witherspoon. Gerry Smith. Anthony Graves. Arthur Graves. Donny Vick. Shannon Lusk. Steve Parrish. Randy Graves. Greg McClain. An- tonio Graves. Mark Boatman. Albert Delgado. Row 2: Edwin Phillips. Joey Anzaldua. Leonard Rios. Keith Nickerson. Tim Tucker. Curtis Jackson. Tim McQueen. Geoffrey Merrcll. Clayton Cox. Michael Daniels. Larry Triplett. Marvin McClemore. Reggie Jackson. Danny Kelley Thip Devours Eddie Mike J. Vickey Ray Lynn Shannon Ha Stone Storey Thipsipasom Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thorton Thuman Tidwell Tran 82 Reach for Opportunity — Juniors i • PALO OUR' . PALO DU? ■s FAJJLR V?AL?uW Bk- ’ vALO DU J--V -S O W_fALG DUR. iALC DUltfft , tL, 4rk VALO DUft . - ; -s. ■ ■• -• ' •oEr : • “ 'JH7 UL0 «Jr 11 ' A?y- ♦ - PALO DUS’ Cf-V- £ PALOOUIT PAL0DUP7 AL0 DURP 32 2 B1 PALO DU9? PALO DUR7 A ni' � V ‘f . v . . +.' Season Summary Row 3: Coach Ream, Coach Slater. Coach Tucker. Doctor Valouche. Danny Houston. P. T. Taylor. John Lichtie. Ellis Johnson. Coach James. Gary Glass. Thip Thipsipasom. Anthony Jonas. Stanley Rickwartz. Coach Hudgins. Coach Reese. Coach Barnett. Row 4: Ethan Shaffer. Joey Wilkins. Don Johnson. Terrance Gardner. Donald Hubbard. Darrell Montague. Ronnie Stiger, Ricky Owens. Patrick Horne. Row 5: Tim Nevels, Kerry Spinks. Del Cox. Bubba Smith. Brian Lindley. Alan Raison. Tom Godfrey. Charlie Dove. David Littlejohn. Henry Gardner. Opponents We They Clovis 0 7 Caprock 6 7 Tascosa 24 13 Plainview 6 28 AHS 0 3 Coronado 14 42 Hereford 8 30 Lubbock High 41 10 Monterey 7 10 Jina Meomi Edward Larry Tim Karan Terry Oupon Donnie Mike Alicia Traylor Trejo Trevino Triplett Tucker Tuttle Utter Vansoupheth Vick Velasquez Venable Reach for Opportunity — Juniors 83 84 Thanhtuyert La Tanya Jacquette Majorie Duncan Gail Penny Azeb Tammy Shelly Cody Vu Walker Wall Waller Ware Wormsley Washington Wessen Waters Watson Weightman Reach for Opportunity — Juniors 1. Dons congratulate Tim Ncvels for his touchdown catch against Tascosa. 2. Dons show excitement before homecoming game. 3. Greg McClain is pursued by cross-town rivals. Vanessa Henry Howard Gerald Tim White Tim White Kim Howard David Kimberly Annette Wells Westmoreland Westmoreland Wertz Wiebe Wiggins Wilbur Wilburn Williams Reach for Opportunity — Juniors 85 I .4 -%w V Gridders Plagued by Injuries The excitement! The cheers! The glory! The Fans! The injuries. Approximately 150injuries plagued the 1982 football teams, by far this has been the worst season in- jury wise. Of the 150 injuries suffered by PDHS players. 63 were serious enough for a player to be put under a doctor's care. Some of these includ- ed five knee injuries requiring surgery, eight which did not require surgery, one dislocated elbow, one fractured eye orbital, three concus- l sions, one broken hand, one frac- tured ankle and one dislocated shoulder. The PDHS varsity suffered two serious injuries per varsity game for five straight weeks. The Dons played every game with all they had but with this many in- juries, it was hard to compete. The Dons lost four games by a total of 14 points and ended the season with two wins and seven losses but they never quit. 2 Grady Lisa Kenny Diane Phalcria Steve Vicki Jerry Marty Paula Michcal Williams Williams Williams Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Winn Witherspoon Wolf Word 86 Reach for Opportunity — Juniors •• • % • Gayle Mickey Lisa Intha Rick Anthony Robert Wood Woolsey Wright Yamdi Yarcer Young Young Reach for Opportunity — Juniors 87 Bottom Row: Danny Johnson. Chris Conners. Joel Miller. James Holloway. Danny Hilloch, Joel Haddings, Harold Thomas. Mark Bowser, and Shannen Lusk. Middle Row: William Joe. Jimmy Jones. Orlando Ramarcz. Clifford Branum. Joe Rayle. Terry Montgomery. James Williams, and Randy Woods. Top Row: Robert Stratton — Manager. Coach Tucker. Micheal Gilbert. Jeff Parton. Partick Wetzel. John Pace. Harry Bowie. Kyle Sanders. Roy Perry. Ruben Burlenga, and Coach Williams. 88 Angie Marshall Kathy Kevin Robert Joey Raymond Daniel Joe Mike Trisha Allen Allen Alonzo Anderson Anderson Anzaldua Archer Ardy Armstrong Armstrong Ary Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores JV: Bottom Row: Clayton Cox. Steve Parrish. Mark Boatman. Oscar Villareal. Marty Witherspoon. Steve Gipson, and Curtis Smith. Middle Row: Charlie Dove. Ellis Johnson. Donnie Vick. Marvin McLemore. Gary Ammons. Joey Anzaldua, Edwin Phillips, and Terrance Gardner. Top Row: Coach Hudgins. Reggie Bowers. Doug Fisher. Darrell Montague. Rick Owens. Alan Raison. Henry Gardner. Jeff Crockett. Coach Barnett. Justin Travis Tammy Elida April Connie Cathy Lisa Baity Lisa Russel Ashhurst Askew Gufteger Ayala Baca Baca Baity Baity Baker Baker Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 89 Bump, Bounce, Spike Enthusiasm was the keynote of the 1982 volleyball team, coached by Rennaye Chapman and Teddi Hale. The girls were very enthusiastic and tried very hard, com- mented coach Chapman. The team finished midway in the district rankings. The team was young, but next year they’ll be more ex- perienced, Chapman added. And with their enthusiasm, watch out District 3-AAAAA! 1. Varsity: (Alphabetically): Gina Crosslin, Prairie Gillmorc. Michelle Hays. Angie Jackson. Yvonne Jackson. Lisa Lichtic. Yvette Moneymaker, Vanessa Wells. Lisa Williams. Coached by Rennaye Chapman 2. Vanessa Wells helps block a Westerner return. Brian Randy Ronda Charlene Paul Robert Valarie Billy Renne Ruben Lisa Barker Barker Barnes Barton Barton Barton Baugh Beard Bengston Berlanga Boirdsons 90 Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 2. Richard Janet Jerry Doug Billy Robert Troy Renee Joe Pan Vikane Bitela Blair Blair Blankenship Blasingame Boehm Bohn Bond Bosquez Bouadeng Boulam Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 91 • A Don Spikes the ball. 2. Lisa Lichtic returns the ball as Angie Jackson stands ready to assist. 3. Phalaria Wilson and Lorraine Sims block a Lubbock spike. 4. J-V. — 1st Row: Jamie Stevens. Tammy Harris. Daena Robbins. Phalaria Wilson. Angela Holland 2nd row: Penny Washington. Lor- raine Sims. Coach Teddi Hale. Lisa Buck. LaShawn Daniels. Katrina Hardy. Bovngnohc Sena Tim Harry Mark Cliff Raymond Danette Ronnie Brenda Gary Bounphanody Boultavong Bowerman Bowie Bowser Branum Branum Bratcher Brown Brown Bunnett 92 Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores John Burns Lisa Buck Melinda Buckler Paula Buckley Rennie Byers Amy Gail Bybee Kim Bynum Kenneth Calloway Julious Camarillo Kim Campbell Melinda Carey Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 93 r� . ' � Freeman, Butler Lead Don Scoring William Freeman with an average of 19.6 points per game, and Doug Butler, with an average of 19.3, led the spirited Dons to a fourth place finish in District 3- AAAAA basketball. The Dons grabbed a first place win in the Amarillo Invitational Tournament held at Palo Duro in December. According to Coach Ed Smith, both Freeman and Butler stood a good chance of being named to the All- District and All-Area teams. Other members of the team were Farris Luke, Gene Polley, Freddie Taylor. Anthony Cobbins, Brett Hall, Tarrance Gardner. Richard Kates, Eugene Sims and Ronnie Stiger. 1. Gene Polley defends on a fast break, followed by Doug Butler. 2. Butler scores two. 3. William Freeman shoots. 4. Farris Luke free throws. Charles Robert Charles Tressy Claudia Sharon Brenda Thawaketh Klattisack Debbie Paol Case CaseI Jr. Casey Casey Castillo Cauthen Chacon Chanthavomy Khawthavomy Chavez Chavez 94 Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 95 'i ■i •• I Varsity Basketball team. Kneeling: Farris Luke. Gene Polley. Brett Hall. William Freeman. Tarrance Gardner. Standing: Coach Ed Smith. Ronnie Stiger, Richard Katesi Freddie Taylor. Eugene Sims. Anthony Cobbins. Doug Butler. Coach Gerald Tucker. 2. Sophomores — Kneeling: Orlando Ramirez. Joel Miller. Donnie Dykes. Randy Woods. Standing: Jimmy Joe. John Pace. Reggie Byers. Rudy Delgado. Troy Thrower Reggie Byers. 3. J.V. Kneeling: Joe Camarillo. Leonard Mallcck. Mark Bowser. Gerry Smith. Leslie Polley. Kenney Nye. Edwin Phillips. Standing: Coach Gerald Tucker. Jeff Crockett Harry Bowie. Santos Ramirez. Glenn Hayes. Charlie Knoles. Calvin Davis. vIV Terry Mai My Dung Cynthia Resean Vitula Bobbie Terry Michelle Eric Crow Dang Dang Daniels Davenport Davis Delgado Delgado Denney Denton Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 97 I 98 Phoukhamio Craig Alta Joyce Lisa James Jerri Douangdara Douherty Downs Drerup Ducharme Dugger Dumer t I Earl Durley Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores Donnie Ronnie Dykes Edmistor Sheila Edwards Lady Roundballers Place 4th in New 3-5A With a season record of 14-9, the Lady Dons placed fourth in the newly reorganized District 3-AAAAA. Coached by former All-American Pearl Trimble and Teddi Hale, the girls also brought home a 3rd place trophy from the El Paso Invitational Tournament. Two players were recognized as players of the month in two 1 • •' O' consecutive months. In January, Vanessa Wells, a returning letterman. was awarded this honor. In February. Angela Morrison, senior forward, received the same honor. We are proud not only of these two. but the entire team, stated the coaches. We are looking forward to a promising season next year. Theresa Ruby Sheryl Dianna Darla Melissa Pam Chad Denice Vivian Terrance Eklund Elizardo Ellis Fincher Finstad Fisher Fisher Fox GambUn Gardner Gardner Sophomores — Reach for Opportunity 99 • ' 1. Gina Crossland moves for the ball. 2. Varsity: Front row: Alexis Westmoreland. Angela Morrison. Stephanie Westmoreland. Wynella Shaw. Dacna Robbins. 2nd row: Vanessa Wells. Katrina Hardy. Angie Jackson. Angela Holland. Gina Crossland. 3. J.V. Front row: Dana Jay. Terry Delgado. Pam Sellman. Lisa Bailey. Paula Green. 2nd row: LaShawn Matthews. Rescan Davenport. Lisa Back. Marcella Ranson. Annie Heager. 1. Cindy Robert Billy Clerenee Jill Michael Nikki Kevin Jack Alisa Thomas David Gann George Gerber Gibbs Gibbs Gilbert Gillmore Gipson Glinka Goodman Graham Gregory 100 Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores Leslie Debbie Pam Will Robert Katrina Rochelle Guy Lynn Shelley Melvin Griffin Guzman Hancock Hannay Hannom Hardy Harley Harris Harris Harris Harrison Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 101 Batter Up! The heavy snows of February kept the Don baseball team inside during much of pre- season practice, but coaches Ken Williams and Jim Barnett were hopeful that warmer weather would find the team in good shape and ready to play. The baseball season did not start until after the final yearbook deadline. 1. J.v. Bottom row: Shannon Lusk. John Sandoval. Eric Qualls. Oscar Villareal. David Sicgeler. Michael Gilbert. Kham, Joey Anzaldua. Top row: Coach Ken Williams. Leonard Malleck. Jimmy Johnson, Thip Thipsipasom. David Littlejohn. Robert Pettis. Patrick Wetzel. John Pace. Roy Perry. Coach Jim Barnett. 2. Varsity Kneeling: Nimesh Patel, Darrin Hudson. Jerry Winn. Oscar Villareal. Kenny Williams. David Siegeler. Ronald Nebhut. Standing: Coach Ken Williams. Thip Thip- sipasom. Kham. Grady Williams. David Littlejohn. Joey Wilkins. Juan Lopez. Darrell McCorquodale. Coach Jim Barnett. 3. The signal may be all fouled up. but it's only make- believe. after all ... Darrin Hudson. Joey Wilkins. Darrell McCorquodale. 2. 102 Glenn Joel Jayson Brenda Hayes Headings Hefner Henke David Armando Bertha Dorothy Chandra Henry Hernandez. Hernandez Hernandez Hickman Antwan Teresa Hicks Hicks Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores Kim Missie Anh Charlotte John George Angela James Doris Mary Kelly Miles Hines Hoang Hodge Holcomb Holguin Holland Holloway Holman Holquin Holt Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 103 Boys' Track On your mark . . . Get set... Go! The 1983 Palo Duro track team started off another great season under the leadership of new coach Dewayne Slater. With 14 lettermen returning, the Dons had an excellent chance of winning another district championship. Returning lettermen included Lonnie Thrower, Kerry Spinks. P.T. Taylor. Ethan Shaffer, Gilbert Riojas, Tim Nevels. Bubba Smith. Elbridge Thrash. Brian Lindley. Dar- rell Blankenship. Anthony Graves. Greg McClain. Danny Haire and Mike Korsmo. 1. Elbridge Thrash struggles for the finish line. ?. 1983 Track team: Front row: Jeff Smith. Darrell Blankenship. Brian Lindley. Danny Haire. Gilbert Riojas. Mike Korsmo. Antonio Graves. Ethan Shaffer. P. T. Taylor. Tim Nevels. 2nd row: Bubba Smith. Greg McClain. Kerry Spinks. John Lee, Robert Mask. Bon Sume. David Medcalf, Don Sumong. Tommy Rhamc. Randy Woods. 3rd row: Larry Triplett. Benny Solis. Cur Phensovong. Chad Fox. David Gregory. Jeff Tate. Samuel DeLeon. 4th row: Shawn Logan, Elbridge Thrash. Lonnie Thrower. Kenneth Calloway. James Clarke. Tim Hadlock, Marcus Smith. Jimmy Jones. Alike Billy Hommyvont; Howard Tina Howard Susan Holt Hubbard Laura Hudson Gary Hughes JoLynne Humphrey Hgo Huyen Saysiri Inpcg Sandra Ivy 104 Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores A Ethan Shaffer puts the shot. Pam Kathy Dana Detris Belinda Elizabeth Danny Jimmy Lisa Michelle David Jackson James Jay Jefferson Jiles Jiminez Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 105 0 Women’s Track The roaring of the crowd, the pounding of feet, the rapid sound of your heart pounding and then the feeling of victory as the tape is within your grasp . .. All these feelings become a part of a member of the girls track team as they race toward the finish line. The 31 competitive ladies worked out fourth period and after school, outside if the weather permitted, inside during the heavy snows of January and February. They were coached by Joyce Mims former Don trackster. Sandy Koesjan. 1. Julie Ortega races for the finish line. 2. Snowy weather made worming up all that much harder. 3. 1983 Track Team: 1st row: Coach Koesjan, Stacey Ford. Angie Allen. Cecilia Sanchez. Phyllis McClain. Devora Thomas. Julie Ortega. Annie Meager. Karen Tuttle. Coach Mims. 2nd row: Kaye Satcherwhite, Penny Washington. Yvonne Jackson. Ginger Flaherty. Charlotte Shields. Delores Ashley. Carla Kennedy. Becky Lucero. Terri Oates. 3rd row: Detris Jefferson. Tina Howard. Ruby Ehzardo. Doris Holman. Faye Williams. Phateria Wilson, Karen Quiscnberry. Vanessa Wells. Resean Davenport. 4th row: Hope Sandoval. Jackie Glass. Quetta Ray. Rhonda Newsome. Leigh Lamon. 3. Even Jones Jimmy Jones Rhonda Jones Kevin Joseph Richard Kales Sam Karouna Vilhisak Manivanh Sheila Karouna Kaysongheth Kennedy Vienakham Sisiku Krotoun )ay Khamlxximcvanc, 106 Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores Vomakes Melinda Khamoumysa Killian Chris King Ramona King Sarah Klein Edward Koenig Chris Korsmo Donnie Knoland Lorene Lafferty Leigh Lamon Sandra Lane Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 107 . Cs Cross- Country Team Places Second Frontz Myatt’s cross country team pulled together to bring home a second place district finish. In the regional meet. Mike Korsmo placed eleventh and Justin Raef placed eighteenth out of 298 runners. Rounding out the cross country team were Danny Haire. Mike Korsmo, Matt Melvyn, Wanye Pitchford. Justin Raef. Gilbert Riojas, Elbridge Thrash. David Strong. David Metcalf, James Clark. Randall Barker, David Gregory. Robert Mask, and David Rios. 1. Mike Korsmo 2. Gilbert Riojas. Elbridge Thrash. Mike Korsmo. Danny Haire. Janene Langston Jeff Lanty Cara Lee Wendy Lecker Stacey Lemons Lori Lewis Elizabeth Liebsch Paul Liles Jerry Lincoln Richard Lindsey Greg Loe 108 Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores Although the girls' cross country team was very young, its members have shown great potential for the next few years, according to coaches Joyce W:ms and Sandy Koesjan. The team was the largest in Palo Duro's history, consisting of Wynella Shaw. Julie Orgega, Charlotte Shields. Sheri Feland. Faye Williams. Doris Holman. Quetta Ray, Tina Howard. Cecelia Sanchez. Ruby Elizardoand Leigh Lamon. Williams and Ortega proved their potential by placing second and fifth, respectively, in the district meet. 1. Julie Ortega 2 Faye Williams works out. 3. Girls’ Cross Country team Rondo Lameli Melissa Long Hopie Lopez Paula Lopez Haney Lopez VHoyphone Louargrath Jamie Lovett Kathrien Lovett Marvin Lovett Raymond Bouneua Love Luamgray Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 109 Golf Pitting their skills against those of the other city and area teams, Palo Duro's golf teams participated in tournaments throughout the Panhandle and South Plains during the spring. The men's team was coached by Wallie Cayton. The women's coach was Gloria Cushenberry. Opposite page: Men's Golf Team Bottom row: Craig Lemmons. Steve Sellers. Curtis Jackson. Rod Weyer, Justin Ashurst. Top row: Greg Price. Paul Burbank. Richard Perry. Coach Wally Cayton. Women's Golf Team Bottom row: Cara Lee. Coach Gloria Cushenberry. Sheila Edwards. Top row: Wendy Lecker. Chris Korsmo. Lorcne Lafferty, Rhonda Wallace. Sharon Nickleberry. Lisa Norman. Becky Lucero Sharon Lusk Linda Lyvers Maggie Malone Larrie Manuel Debbie Kristi Sean Marvin Frank Merlin McAdams McCrary McKown McLemore McNabb Marshall 110 Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores Jackie David Kathy Lisa Starla Melvin LaShawn Renee Karen Marthaller Metcalf Martin Martin Maxwell Martin Mathews Merrell McGee Brent Amy Mickey McPherson Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 111 Two Qualify For State Palo Duro wrestlers ended their 1982 83 season with a 1-5 record. Two team members qualified for the state meet. Dee Venable, wrestling in the 178 pound divi- sion. placed sixth in the state tourney. Senior Jimmy Workman, wrestling at 107. also placed sixth in state. Bubba Smith, heavyweight and Albert Delgado. 121 pounds were other state hopefuls. District ended with the city tournament the last weekend in January. The tourney was held at Amarillo High School. Regionals were held Saturday. Feb. 5. followed by the state meet in Austin Feb. 1012. Coach Lindsey Davidson praised the team for their dedication, adding that he hoped next year's team would see larger, more experienced wrestlers. 1 Dee Venable and Jimmy Workman, 2 Kelly Hudson demonstrates some tactics on Troy Bohn Cheryl Milford ■joei Miller jerry Montgomery Shane Moore Michael David James Moore Morales Morgan Mike Morris Tricia Morris Kyla Somdeth Murdick Hakhingchank 112 Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores • 1982 83 Wrestlers: Row 1: Mark Boatman. Henry Westmoreland. Billy Blassingame. Albert Delgado. Dewayne Hale. Jimmy Workman. Phetsomph Phimmasone. Row 2: Willy Martinez. Rodney Olivarez. Reuben Rodriguez. Randy Davis, Tim Hillock. Vikane Boulon. Kham Khan Sengathorvorne. Row 3: Jerry Parrish. Kelly Hudson. Jason Traylor. Billy Gerber. Marty Witherspoon, Steve Sellers. Ronnie Thomlinson. Row 4: Darin Hudson. Troy Bohn. Billy Beard. Row 5: Bubba Smith. Dee Venable. William Joe. Larry Tripplet. Rhonda Niyen Sourikhonthonc Chin Huyen Nguyet Thur Tertie Mith Cheeks Rodney Newsome Ngo Ngonvongsa Nguyen Nguyen Nguyen Nguyen Oates Phammadrah Pace Parker Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 113 Water Babies Working out at the Maverick Club pool each afternoon kept the four members of the Palo Duro swim team tuned up for compeititon. Divers Kelli Kimberling and Karen Smith helped to keep P.D.'s trophy cases stocked, while Duncan Ware and Chad Fox rounded out the talented team. Amarillo High's Tim Estes coached the quartet. Kelli Kimberling shows her form. Jerry Robin Chary Jayesh Jayesh Kiran Pradin Theresa Freddie Jeff Richard Parrish Passmore Patel Patel Patel Patel Patel Patterson Peace Perry Perry Roy Vanhthong Chanvauong Somyana Edwin Nak Jonesanh Khangngeon Rhonda Steven Lislie Perry Phaisoophanh Phauangmaly Philauane Phillips Phomayong Phomm Phomniuomy Pilgrim Polk Polloy 114 Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores U 0 V2.. Oo a. gac . uesje b� -Herd'S ° lo me, oxX t Me U£ cm tote 'e pcd. W.K (a Kq? ) u (a boon Tracy Cynthia Tania Keoyilan Kenda Paul Kenneth Roberta Keodauome Orlando Veronica Post Powell Powers Prasathan Price Prieto Purkey Quintona Ralsavong Ramirez Ramirez Danny Ramon Allen Rankin Tracy Rankin Quetta Ray Deanna Reddick Tammie Revell Randy Ringo Karen Ritchie Bryan Rhame Cord Rhea Daena Robbins Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 115 Tennis, Anyone? Coach Jacky Brides spent 1982-83 rebuilding a tennis team which lost several to graduation last year. We have a lot of young people who have put in a lot of hard work. With dedication, we could have a dynamic team next year.” Tournaments were held in the fall and again in the spring. 116 Randy Kandy Loretta Paula Joe Jeffrey Kurt Chandra Greg Vlchith Cynthia Rodriguez Rogers Rogers Rogers Robond Roland Romero Routh Roy Rstophekreta Rubalcaba Leigh Joe Cecilia Sunita Kyle John Vanh Vateta Damaris Annette Darlene Runnion Ryals Sanchez Sand Sanders Sandoval Sangdara Sango Santos Sapien Saplen Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 1. Shelly Harris 2. Vern Blair 3. Amonoo Hernandez Randy Khamfong Hanyvone Nick Saucedo Sayakhavman Saygnaralh Scales Mike Schoen Mike Scott Dana Seay Steve Sellers Pam Bounrt Bonnie Sellers Sentgvixay Shields Donald Billy David Stephanie Eugene Boubxou Samphoo Jennett Gerry Jeff Marcus Shields Sbugart Siegeler Simmons Sims Sisomphod Sisthirath Sloan Smith Smith Smith Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 117 118 Tommy Benny Shown Carolyn Jimmy Tommy Greg Colette Dale Tom Ronnie Smith Solis, Jr. Smith Staetz Stamper Stegal Stephenson Sterling Stevens Stickrod Stigel Myron Stiles Billy Stenson Dave Stong Pattie Stover Bobby Suggs Robert Stratton Michelle Stroud Nghlep Tang Jeffrey Tate Dwayne Terry Rita Thokrar Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores I 1. Christi Sims 2. Samantha Cain 3. John Murdock 4. Barbara Marin Tennis Team: Bottom Row: Vcrn Blair 2nd Row: Samantha Cain. Christie Sims. Linda Charred. Shelly Harris. Renee Bengston. Bar- bara Morin. Back Row: Carla Branot. Chin Nguyen. Claudio. Castillo. Rodney Irvin. John Murdock. Amando Hernandez. Coach Bridges. Phiengnhrakong Thinakone Bounphct Harold Michele Rodney Lou Ann Vlckey Thammauous Thomas Thomas Thomas Thompson Thomas Tamle Troy Thornton Thrower Tim Terri Thurston llrslnl Mary Thonahamoute Oscar Lynn Vienasavanh Carolyn Rhonda La Tanya Linda Shelley Cl Van Dyck Vansouphet Villarreal Vongkhamphra Vorasane Wade Waddell Walker Washington Weaver To Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 119 What’s the BEST Thing About Being a SOPHOMORE? Lisa Bailey — You can look at all the junior and senior guys Doris Holman — You get to mix with all the underclassmen Mikki Baugh — You can look up to all the juniors and seniors” Donnie Shields — The excitement of high school life” Chris Conner — Nothing Travis Askew — You are not a crummy junior or senior Steve Sellers — You know you’re going to get better” Veronica Ramirez — I like meeting all the new people” Ronald Terri Lam Jason Mai Monica Tram Thanh Monica Rhonda Anthony Tomlinson Tow Tran Traylor Tran Trevino Trinh Tran Tutson Tuttle Weise Bruce Stephanie Jakenda Patrick Rod Sharyn Georgina Mike Faye James Earl Roger Westmore Westmore- Westmore- Wetzel Wcyer Wheeler Whicker Wiggs Williams Williams Williams land land land 120 Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores Missy Long You can goof off and make mistakes and no one thinks anything because you’re dumb sophomore. Shannon Lusk THE PARTYING HAS JUST BEGUN! Joel Headings The teachers finally give you respect and responsibility. Shelia Tod Evalyn Kathy Gordon Stacy Williams Williams Wilson Wilson Wiegand Winn Paula Randy Tawny Jody James Wolf Woods Word Wright Young Reach for Opportunity — Sophomores 121 Mr, and Miss Nominees: Tom Godfrey. Lisa Lichtie. Smith. Dickerson, William Freeman. Angela Morrison 124 Reach for Glory — Mr., Miss PDHS Senior Favorites Susan Harris, William Freeman, Angela Morrison Nominees: Lisa Lichtie. Bubha Smith, Francis Dickerson. Freeman. Morrison Reach for Glory — Favorites 125 ;• ir Junior Favorites Thip Thipsipasom, Angie Jackson Nominees: Michelle Grady. Thipsipasom. Jackson. John Lichtie, Karen Quisenbcrry. Not Pictured: Oscar Hicks 126 Reach for Glory — Favorites A Sophomore Favorites Nominees: Oscar Villareal. Kyla Murdick. Stiger. Delgado. Guy Harris. Gina Crossland Reach for Glory — Favorites 127 Jim Antrikin Arretta Bateman 128 Reach for Glory — Dons and Donas Darrell McCorquodale Carole Benson Dewayne Messer Susan Harris Billy Weise Lisa Liehtie ‘Dece tt4en Reach for Glory — Dons and Donas 129 130 Reach for Glory — Dons and Donas Stanley Rickwartz Amanda Widowski Danny Haire Deborah Snow Reach for Glory — Dons and Donas 131 Lisa Lichtie Arretta Bateman David Katsanis Randy Graves Francis Dickerson 132 Reach for Glory — Who’s Who Darrell McCorquedale Carole Benson Jim Antrikin Susan Harris Wynella Shaw Reach for Glory — Who’s Who 133 Justin Raef U Ann McMahan •V' cs£ 4 Craig Lemons Shirley Hill Tyreece Cooper 134 Reach for Glory — Who’s Who De Way ne Messer Flaherty I Ua c ;Vu 0 Orr tX- ,ouv. J) A£uac tJuvca-' htxb 0 - Cu.J chi o X C -J dec 6 xcl W. vtcJLU r JU.'JU}- (L -tr° aSh Jr- Ginaer cm. l v -o r-’ i i, o JL oJU brfu. clMF G Q AnCJz l-h i_cx ynr$ 0 r -- Co'w'- - U lJ r yJt u « A. . C n -y)CA, , . iru Lt (?. S 'T .C-4, frr- tL r ® % Gw t0. .JU.-J yQM SLq ,+ ff ) frJUuSl cJLL-fcA C° bitffweise Amanda Widowski Debra Snow Reach for Glory — Who’s Who 135 Jewelle Allen Resource LA. SS James Ambs English III English III A English 4S Latin I. II. III. IV Latin Club Jim Barnett American History World History Football Deborah Bailey Biology 1C Physical Science English III Tomi Beckett English IIC English III Photography i Betty Bledsoe Librarian 138 Reach for Success — Faculty Maedel Bogard VAC Math VAC History VAC English Jacky Bridges American History C American History Tennis Steve Camp Economics Key Club h Patsy Bowes Shorthand I Typing I FBLA Camille Cargill Personal Typing Business Law Shorthand II Typing I, II Study Hall Student Council Mock Trial Team Wallie Cayton World History C American History C Golf Reach for Success — Faculty 139 Rennaye Chapman Physical Education Study Hall Volleyball Jean Cheatham Government Senior Sponsor Shirley Clark Biology I. IIA Science Club Pat Cole Health Occupations HOSA Gloria Cushenberry English II Health Golf Lindsey Davidson Physical Education Wrestling 140 Reach for Success — Faculty David Davis Band Orchestra Music Theory Paul Fenstermaker Resource Math Science Pat Diggs World Geography English II A. B. Fincher Auto Body VICA Dee Gill Chemistry 1.1A Chemistry IIA Physics I A. IIA Gail Greer Homemaking IA. IIA Child Development Home Management FHA Reach for Success — Faculty 141 Ron Grey Drafting Helen Haddox English II English 4S Spanish I. II, III. IV Spanish Club Teddi Hale Int Algebra II FOM I CVAE Math Basketball Jean Helvey Distributive Education DECA Jack Hicks Geometry I, IA Trig Computer Math Math Club Wiley Holleman CVAE History World History C 142 Reach for Success — Faculty Reach for Success — Faculty 143 Patricia Latham CVAE Science Theatre Theatre Production Drama Club Melody Lee CVAE Homemaking FHAHERO Elaine Loughlin Transitional Reading Lab English IIC Irene Lewis HECEI. II HECE Club 144 Reach for Success — Faculty Jim Marrs ICTI. II VICA b ' • 1J,- - . ' F A at Jim Matlock General Woodworking Machine Woodworking Cecil McAfee Metal Trades I. II VICA Betsy McCampbell CVAE English I. II. III. IV Sara Moore World History American History General Social Studies Vance McSwain Arts and Crafts Drawing I. II Ceramics Nancy Moyer American History Psychology Sociology Mock Trial Team Frontz Myatt FOMII Algebra I Cross-Country Reach for Success — Faculty 145 Sue Parrish Vocational Office Education Office Education Association David Ream Introductory Algebra FOM CVAE Math Football Bennie Reese CVAE History II American History World History Football Bobby Richards CVAE Gen. Mech. Repair Jinta Rollins English IIIC Speech English II English III Speech Team Kenneth Shipp VAC History VAC Math VAC English � 146 Reach for Success — Faculty Dwayne Slater Biology I Track Football Dianne Smith Journalism I Photography Advertising Newspaper Yearbook Prairie Sage Conquistador Ed Smith CVAE Math I. II Study Hall Basketball Lois Smith Reading. Writing I, II Speaking Lang. Skills I. II Dorothy Spencer Nurse Audry Taylor Reading Writing III English III English IIIC Reach for Success — Faculty 147 Tommy Joe Thomas Auto Mechanics Mary Jean Townsend English 4S Composition English IIA Marilyn Trader Typing I Accounting I, II FBLA Pearl Trimble Physical Education Study Hall Girls Basketball Dennis Trook Los Contantes Mixed Choir Men s Choir Girls Choir Stage Crew Gerald Tucker Health CVAE History Football Basketball 148 Reach for Success — Faculty Robert Valouche Health II Biology 1C Athletic Trainer Glen Walton Bible Evelyn Wells Homemaking IB. IIB Home and Family Living Home Furnishings Future Homemakers I Sherrell Wheeler Pre-Employment Office Education Association Jerry Williams Algebra I. II Humber Theory Math Club Hi Ken Williams World History American History Football Baseball Reach for Success — Faculty 149 Linda Yates Algebra MOCE FOM Troy Burrus Vocational Counselor Lynn Dowell Sophomore Counselor 150 Mary Bailey Junior Counselor Reach for Success — Faculty, Counselors Victor Ashmead Ike Avery Elaine Vinyard Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal 151 Office Workers, Aides Helpful to Faculty and Students 1 Delores Gar o. secretary, fills out a form. 2 Linda Grisham smiles as she reads a tardy excuse. Shirley Daniels Delores Gano Counselor's Aide Secretary Cafeteria Workers, Custodians Keep Tummies, School Humming Etta Mae hlelson Betty Jean Smith tiorman Hart Etta Wes f on Frankie Cornelison Dell Jackson Ruby Polina Betty Williams William Kenneth Jackson Lucy Rodriguez Kirby Wheeler Faye GambUn Lorena Lewis Angela Sandoval Chris Yarbrough 153 What’s the BEST Thing About Being a TEACHER? 154 Reach for Success — Faculty f Paul Fenstermaker — The opportunity to see Barry Manilow. (?) Marilyn Trader — I enjoy watching students as they begin to grasp something new that has been introduced in class. It’s great to watch them as the light begins to dawn. Wallie Cayton — Seeing a former student who thanks you for what you taught him when he was in class. Jackie Bridges — The closeness between teachers and students. Teddi Hale — The three month summer vacation. Patsy Bowes — The satisfaction of teaching something worthwhile and seeing students achieve. Bennie Reese — I tend to agree with Mrs. Bowes. Especially if the student is a real slow learner. Camille Cargill — Recognizing the potential in all students and seeing them reach this potential. Ken Williams — The satisfaction of being happy with what God has chosen me to do for a living. It is real enjoyable to help young people reach goals that once seemed unreachable. Reach for Success — Faculty 155 Reach for Value Many Thanks to the Following Don Boosters: James and Robbye Garrett 6213 Calumet For all your effort and dedication, we thank you, trainers. Robert “Doc” Valouche Singing Glory to the Blue and White Los Contantes Chorale We thank the Booster Club for all its support this year Palo Duro Baseball Team Thanks to all the loyal Don Boosters. Beware the Dons in 1983. Palo Duro Football Team Thank you Dons for making 1982-83 such a good Year! Student Council Pat Wetzel supports the Dons all the way! Coach Chapman loves and supports the P.D. Dons! 158 Reach for Value — Advertising The 1983 Conquistador Staff Congratulates the Mighty Don Seniors of ’83 PDHS Publications Congratulates the 1983 Seniors! 160 Reach for Value — Advertising THE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH OF AMARILLO 419 N. Buchanan Dr. Charles A. Jones (Pastor) A Place for Young People to Grow Sunday School — 9:30 A.M. Worship — 10:50 A.M. The Student Center Going to McDonald’s is almost as much a part of school as going to class. You've made us the place to meet, to talk, to have a good time, to celebrate your victories and help forget defeats. You’ve made McDonald’s more than just another place to eat. And that’s why. at McDonald’s we do it all for you. 1” I 40 at Western • Amarillo Blvd at Pierce 4402 Teckla near 45th • I 40 at Ross aho m Canyon. Hereford. Pampa, Clovis and Portafc-s Reach for Value — Advertising 161 Ciocfce- itc i Wkbdpool Wctflm and Georgia Center on CHAPTFPT- fl'TF'R 7 ? at:� , s. u.m.iuo.t ri.:i:riR.isaim OF LIFE. TEN YEARS AGO WE SAW THE NEED TO ’(OJ ' )R AH . 1 ZX a f I Nell OY SOURCE. IOL aY WE AKt USING COaL iO PRODUCE 30% OF ''•IP ELECTRICITY. SAV- ING PRECIOUS OIL N1 I 4TURAL GAS. TPS IS LOOKING TO TME , TUTURE TO PROVIDE THE ENERGY FOR TODAY. 162 Reach for Value — Advertising Modern Banking Services for Every Need ... Box 5665 — 712 North Taylor — Amarillo, Texas 79107 Go Big Blue! Reach for Value — Advertising 163 164 Reach for Value — Advertising We can’t take credit for it. That’s just what gas happens to be. Gas is clean burning. It doesn’t dirty the air. It helps preserve the clean, clear skies of today for tomorrow. Gas is efficient. When you use it. you’re saving energy. That’s because you are using it direct. It doesn’t have to be manufac- tured like its electric counterpart. What we can take credit for is working to provide a continuous supply of clean gas energy, so you can save energy by using it for all the big jobs it does best. Like cooking meals, drying clothes, warming and cooling people, and heating their water . . . and helping industry do its work. Clean, efficient, versatile gas energy. Energas is delivering it ... for today and tomorrow. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH tyler and 13th amarillo, texas .a0 0 6° V Visit Our Family Life Center Reach for Value — Advertising 165 0� QUEST AMARILLO AUTO SUPPLY OFF ROAD, INC. 4423 Amarillo Blvd. E. Amarillo, Texas 79107 Phone: 372-8282 4wo pa t a Pick Up Acci «o«iri Owner: Bill Worthen Congratulations, Seniors! 2406 Paramount Thanks, Dons! Reach for Value — Advertising 167 1 Block East of Grand 383-8383 3803 N.E. 24th NICKELS SONS TRUSTWORTHY HARDWARE STORE Complete Line of Hardware Paints Electrical and Plumbers Supplies D yo V Go a') Dons! -9: Reach for Value — Advertising 169 Y 170 Reach for Value — Advertising k 49 SR BICYCLE WORKS SPOUTS SHOP BEST SERVICE IN TOWN Repair Shop Open Mon - Thuf - Sat 10 - 6 Complete Lire OP Accessories And Ports TORKER MONGOOSE RED LINE STORMER WS4 PEUGEOT FUJI MOTO BECANE ROSS VISTA 359-1661 210 PUCKETT PLAZA 34th BELL BILL’S TRIM GLASS Factory Replacement and Auto Glass Seat Covers — Upholstery Quality Work — Quality Materials For Service Call 374-3791 3218 W. 6th D S PHARMACY Serving Amarillo Since 1953 No. 3 3500 N.E. 24th Amarillo 383-3377 171 Si In 10 years. Mrs. f Cheatham would love to be living her dream of becoming a doctor. Living a life of ease with her husband and two kittens. Mrs. Cheatham wants to live in a fully automated self cleaning house and to drive a navy blue BMW. March to your own drum. Cheatham advises. In 10 years, Billy Weise hopes I to be a physician, living in Malibu with a wonderful wife and 2.5 children. His one ex- ' travagance will be the purchase of two red Lam- borghinies. Billy's words of wisdom: I'd rather be surfing. Billy Weise Jean Cheatham 172 Reach for Value—10-Year Dreams In 10 years Stephanie plans to be married and enjoying a rewar- ding career in data processing. She hopes to be living in a ranch style house in the country, preferably in the northeast. Stephanie says. Our friends and God will be an im- portant part of our lives. With these, anything is possible.” -- --------------------------- X----------- Stephanie Jackson Shirley plans to major in' business and within 10 years she feels she will be successful, married and have two children. She'll live anywhere but Texas, so don't expect to see her driving her blue Mustang or walking her Cocker spaniel around here. Shirley says, As long as the Lord is head of my life. I can reach my goals.” i V Shirley Hill In 10 years. PT sees himself on a large field somewhere playing pro football. He dreams of living in tropical Hawaii and running a swinging singles place on the side. To match his life style, P.T. wants to own two baby blue Corvettes. P. T. Taylor WM I Reach for Value — 10-Year Dreams 173 In 10 years. Lori wants to be a nurse living in Dallas. She wants a three room penthouse with a monkey nam- ed Monique. She doesn't mention family but r lights up at the mention of a cherry red 280 ZX. Lori says. In 10 years I hope that everyone achieves their goals like I want to. Lori Gonzales Ten years from now Juan Lopez hopes to be mar- ried and the father of three. His dream is to become an architect while living in Abilene. He hopes to be driving a Cutlass Supreme and have the companionship of a Ger- man Shepherd. Juan says. As long as I'm happy. I'm rich. - . . Juan Lopez ' Toy Bounsing Toy's dream is to become a nurse. She wants to be married with four children. Toy wants to raise her family in a beach house along with one dog and one cat. Toy says, Thank you to everyone for being a friend. 174 Reach for Value — 10 Year Dreams In Rr years. Teresa Lopeidesires fo be married with two children. 'Her wish is to become a legal secretary. Visit Teresa in 10 years and' you’ll probably catch her driving her silver con- vertible Mercedes Benz up to a cozy beach house with her furry pet ferret in her arms. Teresa says. I hope that in 10 years I have twice as many good friends as I have now.” Teresa Lopez Ten years from now look for Vanhnaron on canvas. Not as a model, but as the artist. He hopes to be married with 10 children. He wants a large house and a large car. fj Vanhnaron Venethongkham Darrell has big plans for the future. Ten years from now he wants to be a registered medical lab technician suc- cessfully supporting a wife and two children. Living in the piney woods of East Texas, Darrell will be driving around in his Mercedes and 4-wheel drive pickup. Darrell leaves us with these words, ’’All the best guys have Japanese eyes. 'U Darrell McCorquodale Reach for Value — 10-Year Dreams 175 Index Faculty-Staff Allen, Jrwritr. 138 Allison. Purr . 15? Alloway. Sherman. 153 A mb� . James. 138, 50 Ashmead. Victor. 151 Avery. Ike. 151 B Ba.tey.Oebb . 138 Bailey. Maty. 150 Barnett. Jim, 138,8? Bairow. E4M. 15? B«kHi. Tomi 138 Bledsoe Belly. 138 Bogard Meedell. 139 Bove� . Patty. 139 Bodge� Jacky. 139 Burru . Tioy. 1M, 45 c Camp. Sieve. 139 CargHI. Camdle 139 Cat tell. Sue. 153 Cayion Wall.e, 139 Chapman. Rennaye 140 Cheatham. Jean. 140 Clark Shirley. 140 Cole, Pal, 140 Comefcton. Frank� . 153 Cushenberry. Gloria. 140 D Daniel� . Shirley. 153 Davldion. Lindsey. 140.63 Davit. David. 141 Demon. Jeanne Diggs Pat 141 Dowell. Lynn. 150 E Eby. William. 153 F Fenum maker. Pad. 141 Fincher. A. B. 141 Fithin. Sandy. 150 G Gambtn. Faye. 153 Cano. Delores. 153 Gaireit, James 151.36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41 Gill. Dee 141.50 Greer, Gall. 141 Grey. Ron. 14? H Maddox. Helen. 14? Male Ted 14? Marl. Norman. 153 Melvey. Jean. 14? Hick� . Jack 14? Mien. Sr There� e Le. 152 Modnell A C . 153 Hollemen. Wiley. 142 Hcutton. Norma. 143 Mudgm� . Pal. 143 Mulchent, Joyce 143 J Jack ton Da . 153 Jackton. Ken. 153 Jamet. Doug 143.8? Joy. Nick. 143 K Korean Sandy. 143.50 L Lalham. Palnoa 144, 24 lee Melody . 144 l.e� i� bene. 144 leant, l orena. 153 Loughbn. Elaine. 144 M Y Man� . mmy. 144 Matlock Jim 144 McAfee. Cec4 145 Me Campbell Belt� 145 Me Swam. Vance. 145 Moore. Saia. 145 Moyer Nancy. 145 Murray, Lynn. 152 Myall, Fronw. 145 N Nelson. Ella Mae 151 Nevaa, So tan. 152 P Painth. Sue. 146 Pence. Mary. 153 Poling Ruby 153 R Ream. David 146. 18? Rente. Bennie. 146 R hards. Bobby. 146 Rodnguer. Lucy. 153 RoMms. jMa. 146 s Sandoval. Angela. 153 Shipp, Kenneth. 146 Staler, Dewayne. 147 Srruth. Betty Jean. 153 Smith. Dianne. 147.59 Smith. Donna. 150 Smith. Ed. 147 Smith, Lois. 147 Spencer. Dorothy. 147 T Taylor. Audrey. 147 Thom � . Tommy Joe. 148 Towmend. Mary Jean. 148 Trader. Marilyn. 148 Trimble. Pearl, 148 Trock. Dennis. 148 Tucker. Gerald. 148 V Valouche. Robert 149 Vmyard. Elaine. 151 w Walton. Glen. 149 Well� , Evelyn. 149 Wetton. Etta 153 Wheeler Kuby. 153 Wheeler. Sherrell 149 William� . Betty. 153 Wilkamt. Jerry. 149 WWkemt, Ken, 149 Yarbrough. Chnt. 153 Yates, tmda. 150 Seniors Altm.Shnla 18 Alltman. Kevin. 18. 51. 55 Antnkm. Jim, Spanish Club, Studml Council. TULA. OEA an award, 9th grade favonie runner up. Outtlandng OEA lab awaid. outstanding typing award. 18. !?8. 133 Arne� � Larry. 18 Arnold. Chn� . 18 Aufleger. Dema� . VOCT. area 6 tergeant at armt Bailey, Bell, choir. 18 Ba-ley. Tina 19 ‘ Ha ley Tonya. 19 Baker. Mary Prairie Sage editor, yearbook tta'I newtpaper favorite. NMS. Beta Club, OEA reporter. FBLA vice prendent. FMA, batketball. track. OIL literary contenant. 19. 54.56 Baker. Troy. DEC A. footbsU. 19 Barnet. Steven. Lo� Contante� Chorale, drama, track, conte� ! play. 19 Bateman. Airetta. 19. 128. 132 Br . Becky Sue. band orchettra. chow. DEC A. 20 Betott. Sutan. cheerleader. NMS. PubfccMlon . Publication� ttaffer of the month. Student Council. FT A. Spuit Club. Key Club, batket ball, volleyball, track. 20.46.47.48. 49 50. 56 Benson. Carole. Student Council, t wirier, FBLA. Spirit Club, rumor high yearbook naff. Io� Contante� . � peech club, drama club band, vdteyba . basketball, mutrcal. 20. 129. 133 Blackburn Jerry, 20 Bounsing. Toy. French Club. 20. 174 Bourque. Tracy. 21 Bowen, Debbie VOCT � tate trea� urer. fir� t place m |ob exhibit� and photo panel� . VOCT district vice prendent and advrtor. area repretentative.2l Bower� , Pat. freshman favorite nominee, lemor cla� � vice pre� r dent, tpeech ck� b pre� «Jent, drama club. spvtit dub. football track, cheer trader, publication , 21.46 47. 48 49. 52. 59 Bradley. Della. 21 Branum. Lorene. national hiHory and government award. FMA president. DEC A historian. 21 Brittain. Jeff. 21 Brown, Jeny Cornell. VOCT. l� t place on job exhibit and photo panel, wee president and advisor Brook� . Gloria. 22. 35, 46.47 48 49, 54 59 Brown, Tina, choir queen, junior high cheerleader, jumor cla� vice president Lion Club � weetheaii. Lo Contante . conte� l piay. Key Club. Spirit Club, basketball, track. 22. 55 Buchanan. Gary, perfect attendance award, football. 22 Bussey. Terry. 22 Buller. Joe. VOCT president. 1st place in photo panel and job exkubit Byata. Diane. 22 Caldwell. Billy. 22 Cardinal. Kern. NMS. ICT VICA. VOE OEA. Hereford ICT secretary Carter. Petty, spin! club, student council, track, basketball Casse . Cindy. Student council. OCA president, orchettra secretary, (lag corps. 23 Chestnut!. David. ICT treasurer, football, back, cross country, wrestling 23 Cobbin . Charles. HECE bssketball Cochran. Bart, speech team science dub. basketball. 23 Cooper. Tyreece. outstanding typing student. American history award. FMA. OEA treasurer FBLA treasurer. Key Club. Math Chib, student council. ESSA committee. NMS. spirit club cheerleader. 23. 134 176 Reach for Value — Index Cc4a. Mark, all re on orchestra (celio). band, orchestra. key club, chess Club. track. 23 Covey. Sue ey. 23 Co. Del basketball football. 24.87 - Curry. Mark. ICT. auto mechanics. 24 Corry.'Malt. FTA Dahl. Debbie. Travis teen� . spirit club, drama club. 24 Davenport. Zsacquelyn Rene. National history and government award, data processing achievement award, overall champion w German at foreign language festival (Alamo). FBLA. Fit A Math Club. National Junior Honor Society. German Honor Society, basketball. cheerleader, 24 Demerson. Re. 24 Denm . Cindy. 25 Dickerson. Franci� . FMA Sweetheart. FHA HERO award. EL Hunter Award. 90p us club. FBLA. OEA. NHS. cheerleader, foot ball sweetheart. Homecoming queen. Mi� � Palo Duro. favorite nominee, junior hgh publication� . French ckib. 25. 18. 20. 46. 47. 48.49.52. 124. 125. 130. 132 Dmh, Voung. 25 Dougherty. Tanya, cheerleader. Topnotcher. FBLA. Latin Club, spuit club, math chib. FBLA. volleyball, basketball, track, manager. 25 DuBois. Tooia. 1st division � ok . (JIL and Greater Southwest, show choir. Los Comante� Chorale, student council alternate. OIL jour rvaltsm competition (3rd place features and editorial� ). Honor Madrigals, editor of yearbook, mock trial competition. 25. 58 Dyke� . Kristi. 25 E stinger. Becky. FHA secretaiy. ICT � ecretary. track Edwards. Mary. 26 Essary. Catey, 26 Evans. Charlene. 26 Finch. Angela, 27 Flaherty. Grvger, all regem band, bond queen, band favorite, band secretary. Los Contantes chorale, track. 26. 54. 134 Fox. Melissa, drum major, junior high valedictorian Latin Club wee president, president. Lo� Comante� Chorale, FBI A. band. 27 Freeman. Wrttam. freshman, sophomore and senior favorite, basketball, track, basketball favorite. FBLA. ESSA. 124, 125 Gann. Pamela. HECE secretaiy. FHA. volleyball. 27 Gann. Tammy Gardner. .Manjellus. Los Contantes Chorale, president, show choir. drama club. Spanish Club, football, irack.27 Gerber. Donnie, choir, drama. footbaD. basketball, baseball, track. 27 Gifford. Rhcrvda, 28 Gilmore. Prairie, cheerleader, volleyball sweetheart student coun Ctl. Los Contantes Chorale, basketball, track, volleyball. 28. 53 Gipson. Kip. speech club. chor. FFA. DECA. track. 27 GAdtwell. Tnna. physical fitness award. HECE vice president. FBLA secretary, student course !. Key Club, spirit club. 28.52 Godfrey. Tom. 28. 56 Contains. Johnny. DECA. ESSA. football, basketball, track. 28 Contains, Lori. 29 Goodnow. Donna. FHA. volleyball. hssketboll Goins. Kenny, band, orchestra, math club. 28 Grant. Robert. 29 Graves. Amomo DeWayne. president of student advisory commit tee, drama club. FHA. football, basketball, track. 29 Graves. Randy. Oanforth award, cibtenship award. Latin award. French award, national history and government award. Don Desire award. NHS. Latin Club. French Club. FBLA. student council, drama club, football, track, baseball. 29. 130. 132 Gnflnh. Teresa. DECA. 29 Gnrwe. Steve. 30 Guerrero. Felix. 30 Gunn. Tommy. ICT VtCA. football, track. 30 Hadley. Jelf. greenhorn! and chapter farmer. FFA. River Road Rodeo Club. 30 Haire. Danny, national government achievement award, cross country honor award, l-at-m club favorite. Latin Club vice presi dent. ross country, track. footbaO. 0. 131 Hall. Emmett. FFA vice president, Rodeo Club, band, wrestling. 56 Hand. Damon. 30 Hanrsum. Danyefle, Los Contantes Chorale. (IIL and Greater Southwest 1st place medals, all region choir. Topnotcher. Latrn oral recitation award. NHS. FHA president. Latin Club. FBLA. OEA. spirit club. 31 Hannum. Renee, Citizenship award, perfect attendance award� . 1 si place choir contest. FHA vice president. OEA. FBLA. Spanish Club, spirit club. 31 Hardy. Sylvia. OEA. volleyball, basketball, track Hauls. Felicia. FMA. else� , drama, track, basketboi Harris. Susan, cheerleader, senior favorite, volleyball, speech award, highevl scholastic average (9th). homecoming attendant. NHS. math club. FBLA. Key Club, speech club, 3’ 46. 47. 48 49. 52.54. 125. 129.133 Harrison. Kevin. DECA. 31 Hart. Darrin, 31 Marj. John. Spanish Club. Math Club. FBLA. 31 Haskins. Timmy, student council, advanced choir, tennis. 32 Hastings. Henry, 32 Hawley. David. VICA auto body. ICT VtCA. football Kayes. Jeanne Michelle, basketball, volleyball. 32 Hickey. Bh. 32.46.47.48. 49 Hocks. Scott, football. Hack, choir. HECE Higgins, Penm. OEA. FBI A. Math Club, calculator contests. 32 HUE Shirley. Key Club. FHA. spun club. OEA. NHS. |unior ac tivitie� committee. Modem council, tennis, orchestra, history award, junior usher. Optimist award. 33, 130. 134. 175 Hinkle. Johnny. 33 Hmdosa, ML 33 Hollis. Ginger. 33 Houston. Danny. ICT VICA. Speech Gob. football, track. 33 Hudson. Darin, sophomore favorite runner up. FMA President, speech chib, football, baseball. Hack, wrestling. 33. 34. 55 Hughe� . Beverly. ba� ketball. 34 Hughe� , Debra, basketball. 34 llulen. Cindy. 32 Irvce. Cyntho. 34 Irvin. Rodney, tenni� . track Jackson. Curti� , yearbook edrtor. publication� staffer of the month, newspaper sports editor, student course4. Industrial arts club, math club. golf. 60. 34 Jackson. Stephanie. Topnotcher� . NHS. national history award Sparwsh Chib secretary, orchestra. OEA. track, new� edtor of Prairie Sage. 60. 175.35 Jame� . Wade. IC T vice president. 35 Jasper. Cherie. cititensh-.p award. Travl� Teen� . FHA. drama chib. HECE. 35 Jenkin� . Karla, band. 36 Jewell. Melody, Fighting Buff� , track, basketball, track Johnson, Don. foothill, track. 35 Johnson. John I., basketball, foolba . freshman cla� � vice pres, dent. 36. 35 Jcne� . Cheryl Austin, student council. HECE. FTA. Spanish Club, spirit club. 'iti Jones. Katun� , FHA. volleyball, traok, basketball 36 Jones. Stacey. FHA. track. Hag corps Katsams. David, journalism recognition, national science merit award, outstanding history student, outstanding English student, outstanding architectural student, outstanding physics student. NHS. Gentlemen'� Club, science club, math club. OIL math and science competition. OIL music competition. 36. 132 Kemp. Michael Anthony. Outstanding male performer in speech, flesh man class president, dium major, speech favorite. FBLA. OEA. 37 Kennedy. Sheila Machall. volleyball, basketball, track. FHA pres, dent. 37 Kilgore. Larry. 37 Kimberlmg Kevin. FFA. Key Club Kwig, Ricky. FFA president, basketball. 37 Kirkland. Ansa. band. DECA, FHA. 38 Kersmo. Mike, track, cross country. Amarillo Chamber ci Com merce athlete ol the month and athlete of theyear Ladd. .Maria. Key Ctub. FHA. HECE. golf, 38 Lamon. Laune. 38 Lane. Joseph. DECA favorite, president. Latin Club, spirit club, track. 38 Lemons. Craig E. L. Hunter award, outstandng musician, cutstan dng achievement in geometry, outstanding achievement In American history, outstanding typing I student. Boys stale, golf. NHS president, math club president, science club treasurer. 39. 53. 54.55.134 iKhtie. Lisa, junior smile runner up. Homecoming attendant, seno class prendent, student council treasurer and secretary. FBLA. volleyball. Texas Girls State. 39. 18. 52. 53. 124, 125. 129. 132 Llndiey. Bn� n. Fighting Texan award for track and football. Hack favorite. FTA, publications staff, football, basketball. Hack. 39. 34. 54,58 Lmley. Jeff. HECE. Fighting Texan award. 39 Loe. Dana Conn Owens award, art achievement award, perfect attendance award. FHA treasurer. ESSA committee. OEA secretaiy. spirit club, student council, key club, drama club. publications staff, cheerleader. 39. 46, 47. 48.49. 60 Logsn. Chris. FFA. River Road Rodeo Club. 39 Lomas. Joel, pubtcations staff, staffer of the month. 38. 59 Lopet. Juan. Spanish Club, football, basketball, baseball, 40. 35 Leper. Teresa, student council. Travis Teens. FBLA. publications stall, spirit club, basketball. 40. 175 Lovell, Danny. a� t award, footba’i baseball. 40.80.81 Lucas. Robin HECE president, 40. 80.81 Lucero. Daniel. Key Club, tennis, track, chon. 40.80.81 Luke. Farris, basketball, football. 4! Luper. Miles. FHA. band, choir. 40.80.81 McClain, Greg, football, track. 43.85.87 McClain, Shelah. 90pfus club, perfect attendance award, outstan dmg journalism student, Horace Mann publications, outstanding history student NHS. junior usher. FMA. FBLA. OEA. spirit club, publications staff, tennis. 80.81 McCorquodale. Dane� . FBLA favorite, highest scholastic average on baseball learn, baseball favorite. NHS. FBLA. math club, stu dent council, basketball, baseball. 44, 52.63, 129. 133. 175.80.81 McDonald. Robby. key club treasurer, Latin Club, publication� , staffer of the month. 44,56. 130 McDowefl. Chris. 43 McDowell. Joe. FFA. basketball, football, track. 44 McMahan. Ann. art awards, sophomore favorite runner up, your rvalism favorite, student council, newws editor of Prairie Sage FTA. Key Club. OEA, Los Contantes Chorale, spirit club, cheerleader, volleyball, manager and trainer. 44. 35. 46, 47.48, 49. 53.54.60.80.81 McPherson, Joel la. Danfcrth Award. Outstanding English IIA stu dent, outstanding American History student. Accounting I award, geometry award, most dependable m orchestra, student council, FBI A. NHS. math club. French Club. Topnotcher� . flag corps. 44 55. 130.80.81 McQueen, Tim. science club president, key club, publication� staff, math chib. Lam Club. 45.61.80.81 Ma. Tuan. Key Club. Science Club. 60.81 Mack. Marion. Speech Club 41.80.8t Malone. Mar sella. OEA, Spanish Club 41. 80.81 Mann. Lori, outstanding female performer In speech, sophomore favorite at Alamo, freshman secretary — olamo. sophomore secretary — Alamo, speech club. Key Club. 41.59.80.81 Martmej. WC e. 41.80.81 Mathis. Vrvxan. FHA. HECE. tenms. golf. 80.81 Mayfield. Sherri, contestant In OIL typing, band solo. DECA. sciencechib. 41.80. 81 Melvyn. Matt. 42 Messer. DeWayne. outstanding science and English. DAR good citiien. freshman class president, student council, spurt club. DECA. OEA. junior activities committee. NHS. chon. 42. 129. 134. 80.61 Mmnfee. Barry. 42 Moneymaker. Yvonne. 42 Moore. Paul. band. 42 Morrison. Angela Mane, cheerleader. Homecoming attendant. � erne favorite, basketball, track. 43. 20. 124. 125 Merton. Darlene. 43 Mullane. Kim Baines. Topnotcher� . bard favorite. Latin Club, band, orchestra. DECA. OEA. 43 Muidck. Kendj. cheerleader, fcottatl swcetheait. Topnotcher president. FBLA vice president. ESSA. orchestra, puts’ rations stall, key club, tennis. 43.80.81 Murry. Mary, citizenship award, American history award. FBLA secretaiy, Latin club, FHA, Travis Teens, spirit club. FBLA OEA. 43,80.81 Nelson. Susan. 45 Nemoede. Toni. 45 Newsome. Donald, sophomore vice president, freshman vice presi dent. Spanish club. Gentlemen's Chib, baseball, basketball, mock inal team. 45.80.81 Nevels. Tim. freshman secretary, student council president, ttatk. FBLA. drama, football. Hack. 45. 85 Noo. Soan. 45 Reach for Value — Index 177 Rote . Rhcrvd . 65 Feed. Stacy. 65 I'om Michoel. 65 Fo� . Guelly. TO Foa. Rowell. 65 Fill ten. Kathy. 66 G Gombel. Steve. 66 Gkcm. Ivfeal. 66 Garcia Mario. 66 Gardner, Henry. 66 Gauie. Miwy, 66 Gipion, Steve, 66 Claw. Gerry. 66 Claw. Jackie. 66 Claw. Meton� . 66 Corn� . Kieth. 66 Gooch Chelve. 66 Grady. Michelle 67. 126.20 Graham. Donnetle. 67 Grave� . Anthony. 67 Green, Jaton. 67.61 Green. Paula. 67 Gnego. Joe, 67 Griffin, Fiance� . 67 H Hale. Dwayne. 67 Mall. Brett. 67.71 Halloway. Randy. 67 Hand Kaien.68 Haney. Derrick. 68 Ham� . Tammy. 68 Ham� . Wendy. 6«. 52 Matvey. John. 68 Hathcock, Danny. 68 Meager. Annie. 8 Hefner, Jascn.68 Mendnt. Tracy. 68 Mckry Kim. 68 Hick� . 0� ar. 69 Mick� . Scott. 69 Mill. Chandra, 69 Mo, Moa, 69 Hodge. Roycc. 69 Hoffman. Jame� 69 Holt. Kevin, 69 Holloway. Donna 69 Mopkmt. Amy. 69 Ho Wang. Be. 69 Howard. Dee Dee. 69 Hubbard. Donald. 70 Hughe� . Kim. 70 Hughe� Lot� . 70 Humphrie� . Anthony. 70 Irvin. Joemy. 70 liham Robin 70 J Jack ton. Arvge. 70. 126 Jack ton. I aura, 70 Jack ton, Michael. 70 Jockicn. Yvonne. 70 Jame . Kalena. 70 Jefferton. Detri� . 71 Jobe. Tim. 71 Jena� . Anthony. 71 Johnton. lilii� . 71 Jone� . LeKiwa. 71 K Kongmamvong Sitavehanh. 71 Kennedy. Carla. 71 Kay. Somphet. 71 Kloo Laurie. 71 Koch. Mike. 72 Krcbot. Molly. 72 L LaPoint. Kefle. 72 Lramon. Patty. 72 leBlanc, Diana. 7? lee. John. 72 L-chlie. John. 72. 126. 54 52, 59 Imdley. Melanie. 72 Idrtetohn. David. 72. 70 Logan. Shawn. 72 Loma� . David. 73 Long. Mary, 73 luceeo. Paul. 73 M Malleck Leonard. 73 Malone Debbe 73 Marufo. Arturo. 73 Marthalla. Tma. 73 Matthew . LaShawn. 73 Mat.ell. Ale� .� 73 McOam. Phylli� . 73 McOanief. David. 73 McGee. Rhonda. 74 McKee. Stacy. 74 McMahon. Ray. 74 McNobb. Danny. 74 Men Phong. 74 Merrell. Goeffrey, 74 Miller Barbara. 74 Miller. Lita. 74 .Holder. Lucy. 74 Moneymaker. Karen 74 Mcntgomery. Jerry. 74 Morton. Sherry. 75 Murdock. John. 75 Murray. CryttoWne. 75.52 N Nebhuf. Ronald. 75 Nemoede. Joe. 75 Nguyen. Thanh.75 Nguyen. B-rh. 75 Nguyen. Binh. 75 Nickleberry. Sharon. 75 Nino. tdwlna. 75 Nofce . Charlie. 75 Nye. Kenny. 75 o Ok� am. David. 76 Okvarei. Rodney. 76.55 Ortega. Julie, 76 Owen� . Ricky. 76 P Paylor. Annette. 61 Pelt.� . Robert. 76 Patter ton. Thereto. 76 Phettomphone, Phimmoione. 76 Phanikong. Bounlanh. 76 Phan. Phu. 77 Phan. Sau. 77 Phan, Than, 77 Ptitero. Angle. 77 Poet� , June. 77 Popplewell. Sammy. 77 Puckett. Toni. 77.55 PuBey. Marie 77 Pretcotl Tony. 77.54, 53 Pneit. Leilie. 77 Price. Cary. 77 Price. Brian. 77 s Satnat Molly. 79 Sandage. 8cbby. 79 Sandage Bobby, 80 Sandoval. Hope, 80 Saplen. Johnny. 80 Sernaichaw. Samuoge. 80 Sengfhauom. Khankon. 80 Seward. Carla. 80 Shepard. Robby. 80 Shield� . Charlotte. 80. 70 Shaw. Rickey. 80 Sim . Chrut . 80 Sim . Jerry. 80 Sim . Sharon. 81 Simpion. Sheldon. 81 Sithitrim. Orvnphakhath. 81 Snwth. Corti� . 81 Smith. Jeff. 81 Smith. Karen. 81 Smith. Kui 1.81 Snider. Johnny. 81 Sopha. Khamrene. 81 Sproute. Robin, 81 Steven . Jamie. 81 Hone. Danny. 82 itorey. Ke«ey82 T Ihip lpa on. Thip.82. 126 ThcmpKm. Devour . 82 Thompion. Eddie. 82 Thcmp on. Mike. 82 Thompion. Vickey.82 Thorton. Ray. 82 Thurman. Lynn. 82 Tidwell. Shannon. 82 Tran. Ha. 82 Traylor. Jino. 83 Trey . Neomi. 83 Trevino. Edward. 83 T toilette. Larry. 83 Tucker. Tim. 83.25,22 Tuttle. Karen. 83 a Otter. Terry. 83 V Q Quncnberry. Karen. 78. 126.52 R Ration. Alan. 78 Ramirer. Santo . 78 Ramirei. Edward. 78 Ramccn. Marcella. 78 Rardon, Jame . 78.61 Ray. Jame . 78 Raygora. Stephanie. 78 Redmond. Pam. 78 Reedy. Kevn. 78 Ro . Leonard. 79 Robert . Ricky. 79 Rebertion. Kecia 79 Roger . Tony . 79 Robmon. C-ndy. 79 Robnvon. Don . 79 Rower- Johnny. 79 Ruggen. On . 79 Ru� � tM. Debbie 79 Vanioupheth. Oupon. 83 Vick. Donnie. 83 Vetaquei. MAe. 83 Venable. Alicia. 83 Vu. Thanhtuyet. 84 w Wober. LaTanya. 84 Waber. Marine. 84 WoB. Jacguerte. 84 Ware, Dvncon, 84 Warmifey. Gail. 84 Waihington. Penny. 84, 55 Wowen. Aieb, 84 Walter . Tammy. 84 Watton. Shelly. 84 Weightman. Cody. 84 Well . Vanewa. 85 Weitmoceland. Henry. 85 Weitmoreland. Howard. 85 Went. Gerald. 85 White. Tim. 85 WVbe Kim, 85 Reach for Value — Index 179 180 Reach for Value — Index King. Ori� , 107 King. Bamnn 107 KWn. ;07 Koenig. Edward. 107 Kortmo. CTiri 107 Knol«nd.0or.n 107 L Lafferty. Lofrw. 107 laman Lngh. 107 Lane. Sandra. 107 langttom Janene. 106, 25. 22 Lanty. JuMy. 106 Lee. Cara. 106 Looker, Wendy. 106 Lemon� . Stacey. 108 Lew� . Lori. 106 Liebich Ektabeth. 106 Lite� . Paul 106 LmcIon. Jerry. 108 Lmdtey. T.chard, 106 Loe Greg. 106 lonek Rhonda 109 Long. Meh � 109 Leper Mop . 109 lopei. Nancy. 109 Looang th V.ilayphome. 109 Lovett. Kathrien. 109 Lovett Marum. 109 Love. Raymond 109 Luamgray. Benneva. 109 Lucero. Becky. 110 lutk.Shanoo. 110 liber� . Linda. 110 M Malone. Mago . 110 Manuel, Larne. 110 Me Adam� . Debbie. 110 McCrary. Kri� ti. 110 McKern. Sean. 110 Mclemoee. Marvin, 110 McNabb. Frank. 110 Marthall Merkn. 110 Mar thalle� . Jackie. 111 Metcalf, David. Ill Martin. Kathy. 111 Martin. Lna, 111 Manured. Sterle. 111 Matthew� , la Shawn. Ill Merril, Tenee. 111 McGee, Karen. 111 Mickey. Brent. 111 McPhertcn Amy, 111 MiHord. Cheryl. 112 M-aer. Joel. 112 Montgomery. Jerry. 112 Moore, David 112 Mere Michael. II? Me ole . David. 112 Morgan. Jeme� 112 Morn� . Mike, 112 Morrit. Tncia. 112 Munich. Kyla. 112. 127. 52 N Nakh-ngchank. Oni Deth. 112 Newiome. Rhonda. 113 Ngo. Niyen. 113 NgoAycngta. Sounkhanthone. 113 Nguyen. Chin. 113 Nguyen. Huyen. 113 Nguyen. Nguyet. 113 Nguyen, 7hor. 113 o Oate� . Terne. 113 P Phammadrah. Mith. 113 Pace. Cheek� . 113 Parker. Rodney. 113 Parnyh. Jerry. 114 Penmore. Robin. 114 Patel. Chary. 114 Patel, Jaye h. 114 Patel Kiran. 114 Patel. Praden. 114 Patter� on. There� . 114 Peace, rredde. 114 Peace Freddie 114 Perry. Jell, 114 Perry. Richard. 114 Perry. Roy. 114 Phaitoupharh. Varn Thong. 114 Ptiaivangmdy. Chanl Havong. 114 Philauene. Somyana. 114 Philauene. Somyana. 114 Phillip . Edwin. 114 Phorravona. Nak. 114 Phomm. Ycneianh. 115 Phonmwoumy. Khangngeon. 114 P4gnm. Rhonda. 115 Polk, Steven. 114 Podey, Letke. 114 Po� t. Tracy. 115 Powell, Cynthia. 115 a Power . Tarvj. 115 Pra� ath n. Keovilay. 115 Price Kenda. 115 Prieto, Paul. 115 Purkey. Kenneth, 115 Q Quintana. Roberta. 115 R Raltavong. Ketdavone. 115 Ramirei. Orlando. 115 Ramiret. Veronica. 115 Romon. Danny. 115 Ranh m. Allen. 115 Rankm. Tracy. 115 Ray, Quetta 115 Reddick. Deanna. 115 Reveil. Tammie. 115 Rodrigue!. Randy. 116 Roger� , Kandy. 116 Roger� . Loretta. 116 Roger� , Paula. 116 Roland. Joe. 116 Roland. Jelfery. 116 Romero. Kurt. 116 Routh, Chandra, 116 Roy. Greg. 116 Robertton. Cynthi . 116 Runmorv Leigh 116 Ryel� . Joe. 116 s Sanchez. Cecelia. 116 Sand. Suewta. 116 Sander . Kyle. 116 Sander . John. 116 Santo . Daman . 116 Sapten. Annette 116 Sapien. Darlene. 116 Saucedo. Randy. 117 Scale . Nick. 117 Schoen. Mike 117 Scott. Mike. 117 Seay. Dana. 117 Seller . Pam. 117 Sentgnthy. Bourvat, 117 Shield� . Bonrve, 117 Shield . Dcnald. 117 Shugart Billy. 117 Siegler David. 117 Simmon . Stephanie. 117 Sun . Eugene. 117 Snompheth, Bon pom. 117 Srvthivath. Somphoo. 117 Sloan. Jeemette. 117 Smith. Gerry, 117 Smrth. Jell. 117 Smith. Marcu . 117 Smith. Tommy. 118 Soli . Benny. 118 Smith. Shawn. 118 Staetf. Carolyn. 11$ Stamper. Jimmy. 118 Stegall. Tommy. 118 Stephen� , Greg. 118 Steven . Ccdette. 118 Steven . Dale. 118 Stxkrod. Tom. 118 Sujer. Ronnie, 118 St4e� . Myron. 118 Stm� on. Billy. 118 Story, Dane. 118 Stover. Hattie. 118 Stratton. Bobby. 118 Stroud, Michelle. 118 Sugg� , Bobby. 118 T V Van Dyck. Mary. 119 Villarreal. 0 ca . 119 w Wale. Carolyn. 119 Waddell. Rhonda. 119 Walder la Tanya 119 Wathmgton. I eida. 119 Weaver. Shelley. 119 Weive. Anthony. 120 Wettmor eland. Bruce. 120 Wevtmoreland. Stephanie. 120 Wet el. Patrick 120 Weyer. Rod. 120 Wheeler. Sharyn. 120 Whicker, Gcorgna 120 Wigg . Mike, 120 William . Faye. 120 William . Jame . 120 William . Roger. 120 William . Shed . 121 William . Tod. 121 Writer , ilvalyn. 121 Wilton. Kolh� 121 Wregind. Gordon. 121 Wen. Slacy. 121 Wc . Paula. 121 Wood Randy 121 Word. Tawny 121 Wnghi. Jody. 121 Y Tang, hehep, 118 Voun9. Jame� . 121 Tale, Jeffery. 118 Terry. Dwayne. 118 Thom � . Harold. 119 Thom � Michele, iig Thoma . I.ou Ann 119 Thomat. Vicky. 119 Thornton. Jamie. 119 Thrower. Troy, 119 Thurtlon. Tim. 119 To. O. 119 Tomlinvon. Ronald. 120 Tow. Terri. 120 Tran, Lam, 120 Traylor. Jaten. 120 T rev no. Morvca. 120 Tnnh. Tram. 120 Tran. Thanh. 120 Tuiton. Monica. 120 Tuttle. Rhonda. 120 a (Jrtini. Tern. 119 Reach for Value — Index 181 Reach for the Stars Each of us has his own way of reaching for the stars... some through visions of greater things, some through friendships, others through private moments 0 0 0 Reach for the Stars 185 186 Reach for the Stars 04 ... Some have reached for stars through involvement in the activities which surround us during the year. Reach for the Stars 187 188 Reach for the Stars Each of us has reached a star, or perhaps several, on the way to the biggest, brightest, most sought after stars — the stars of things to come. 190 Reach for the Stars i. No matter how many stars we reach, there's always one more, one that's brighter, one that seems more important. No matter how unattainable that star may seem, we will never cease stretching our hands ever outward toward that brilliant light in our future until we reach it at last. Reach for the Stars 191 If We but Reach for the Sometimes the world seems pretty bleak. We hear news about rising unemployment, high interest rates, high prices, strikes, plant closings, and the like. There are times when we feel the darkness will never cease. The 1983 Conquistador staff firmly believes that there is light, light provided by the stars. As long as we continue to reach for the stars, the brighter the light becomes. The stars in our future are out there, if we only look. It may take the determination to believe when others around us have given up hope. The times are hard, it is true. The world is changing and we are compelled to change with it. Yet even as we change, we must never lose sight of our goals, our dreams, our stars. The future is bright, if we but reach for the stars. The 1983 Conquistador Staff Editors...........................................Tonja duBois, Curtis Jackson Student Life......................................Lisa Wood, Cathy Streetman, Teresa Lopez. Ann McMahan, Lori Mann, Debbie Warren. Ray McMahon. Gloria Brooks. Diana Loe, Billy Weise Sports..................................................Joey Wilkins. Kerry Spinks, Tom Godfrey. Brian Lindley, Teresa Brooks, Anita Sandoval. Susie Belott Celebrities...................................................Wynella Shaw. Joel Lomas Special...........................................Annette Paylor. Kenda Murdick Artist............................................Robby McDonald Photographers.....................................James Rardon. Jason Green Sponsor...........................................Dianne Smith 192 Reach for the Stars — Credits M tf£ 4- kcLa ™ -«- ■ v OA' 't'LJ“t' Brenda Jb ou Qaed piand -that t tiefx tC Kn tC. UjnQiLPt'U . 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