Pflugerville High School - Panther Paw Yearbook (Pflugerville, TX)

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Debra Tetens Briana Tolleson Karen Thomas Tamara Tomkins Sharon Thomas Robin Trembath Michelle Thompson Randy Thweatt Chris Tice Roger Tidey Rolans Trevino Pam Turner Priscilla Uribe Stacie Vander-Molen Brad Tighe Connie Vasquez ElainVela Aaron Waits Chris Walsh Mark Walsh Russell Warren Robert Watts Cheryl Weeks Michelle Wertz Debbie West Pam West Brian Westberry Jessica Whitlock David Willett Allison Williams Jack Williams Jennifer Williams John Woods Wendie Woods bneny Wilson Todd Yarbrough Ta my Young West Young Sonya Leathers. Destyne Hailey, and Tamara Moore wait patiently in line to be taught the beginning steps of a new dance. 108 FRESHMEN Aaron Swenson serves ice cream to the freshmen for winning 1st place in the canned food drive. Mike Delgado stands at the table waiting for seconds.

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Chris O'Campo Jesse Ochoa Kevin Ockletree Julie O dell Vicki Olds Chris Olfers Julie Orsak Katherine Ortiz James Paladino Kerry Parma Deven Parrish Kyle Patrick Laura Penley Rick Perez Amy Petter Ron Pfluger Any Pokorney Kerrie Prater Vicki Priesmeyer Shannon Rader John Rainer Sandra Ray Paul Redden Lori Reeder Travis Reese Ben Richards Shannon Riggs Amy Ripple Shawn Rivera Chris Roelse Gina Ruiz D'LisaSchlab Kim Schneider Hank Schorlemmer Chris Schroder Missy Schroder George Scott Chris Shamy Heather Shires Bettina Sibley Max Simmons Charisee Simpson Merrdith Simpson Rhonda Skaggs Simone Sleeper Brandon Smith Candy Smith Nikki Spassky Shannon Spiller Mark Spitzer Robin Stanley Melissa Staton Mark Stephenson Tami Stevenson Dewayne Stewart Jenny Strait FRESHMEN 107

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Photo by Noel Wagner FISH GET HOOKED ON THEIR FIRST YEAR As Freshmen got involved in their first year of high school, they still remembered to act like a bunch of wild crazy kids while they learned and prepared for the future. In 1984-1985 they learned to achieve. Many of the students were able to par- ticipate in various activities. In the very beginning they had to elect class officers. Becky Muery, Melinda Lee, Rachel Hamp- shire, and Brett Bowers went out for class president. Everyone was apprehensive about who would win. The winner was Becky Muery. The other officers were Kimberly Kruse, Debra Tetens, and Alison Williams. Another activity was the “Can Drive. Everyone in the Freshman class brought some kind of canned food. There were foods from corn to baby milk. They brought over a 100 cans. They were treated to an ice cream party during lunch. The Freshmen did the traditional decorating of the football field for Homecoming, and also decorated the west hallway. Freshmen worked four afternoons on the hall. Fish will remember their first year of high school with pride and dignity. With all the spirit, and the joy and caring. As they once stood in their Freshman year, they’ll remember to watch the road signs of life direct them. All of us must soar above the crowd, gliding through our dreams, to succeed, to feel, to live. In the future at high school freshmen will remember to stay together so that their fondest dreams come true. by Kimberly McDonald Freshmen. Robby Jennings and Briana Tolleson prepare themselves for their speeches at the freshman class president election in the new gym. FRESHMEN 109