Plainview High School - Plain View Yearbook (Plainview, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 320 of the 1981 volume:

V . V « - Plain view High School Plain view, Texas Jgft Volume 67 Angie Bye Editor-in-Chief Grant Haynes Advisor Be patient toward all that is unsolved in your heart and try to love the questions themselves like locked rooms and like books written in a very foreign tongue. Do not now seek the answers, which cannot be given you because you would not be able to live them. And the point is, to live everything. Live the questions now. Perhaps you will then gradually, without noticing it, live along some distant day into the answers. Rainer Maria Rilke Translated by M. D. Herter Norton Letters to «i Young l 1954 W W. Norton Company, Inc. Used by permission. Who Am I? Each student is an individual searching for his own identity. Questions challenge him during his high school years. With the help of teachers and friends, the answers gradually come and the student discovers that he really is a special person. 4 What is my role? The qualities and talents of many individuals combine to form Plain view High. Each activity gives students an opportunity to support their school, and at the same time to discover a little more about themselves. What will I be? Plainview High School offers numerous opportunities for students to explore special skills and talents. Decisions made during high school affect the student's future course in life. Many questions are answered during the brief high school experience but the continuing search for life's solutions is really only beginning. 9 Where can I find the answers? As the student lives each day, he discovers that he is finding answers all the time without realizing it. The problems and obstacles of yesterday become the accomplishments of today. By seeking, preparing, and, most importantly, living, the student gradually finds the answers in his life. 10 12 Live the questions now Board moves toward five-year goals Following several especially busy years which saw construction of the new Coronado Seventh Grade Learning Center, renovation of a number of other facilities and a restructuring of high school graduation requirements, members of the Plair view Independent School District Board of Education spent much of the 1980-81 school year administering programs already in progress. The Board continues to work toward fulfillment of goals established two years ago in a five-year plan that follows guidelines set by the Texas Education Agency for the District at that time. These goals include a strengthening of programs in the basics—reading, writing and arithmetic—and a stronger emphasis on academics in general. Members of the Plainview Independent School District Board of Education for 1980-81 are: (1-r) (front row) Neal Burnett, vice-president; B. C. Doc Cross, president; Bill Hayes, secretary; (second row) Weldon Gregg, Mrs. Betty Hurt, Douglas Whatley and Dr. Richard Morgan. Lamont Veatch Superintendent JERRY DON GEORGE Principal JAMES STARKEY Senior Dean JAMES BERRY Senior Counselor DALE SMITH Junior Dean MRS. DOROTHY TULLIS Junior Counselor 18 RON MILLER Sophomore Dean LEON KENDALL Sophomore Counselor RONNIE WOOD Freshman Dean MRS. VIRGINIA BENNETT Freshman Counselor 19 Librarians are Dora McBee, Janice Loafman, Geneva Bailey and Betty McGee, head librarian. First semester library workers are, sitting, Carolyn Robles, Standing, l-r; Emma Landeros, Hollis Dunlap, Terry Adams Francherie Goss, LaDonna Johnson, and Velma Garcia. and Jimmy Boedeker. Second semester library workers are Ray Hernandez, Aaron Sistrunk, Lisa Thrasher, Jamie Edwards and Karen Fleming. 20 Miss Nila Copeland, Secretary to the principal, checks the files before continuing her busy morning. If you need something, ask Nila Office secretaries Saundra McCoy, Mrs. Winnie Huff and Mrs. Beverly Lance discuss the work schedule for the day's activities. 21 OFFICE WORKERS (FRONT ROW) Lucy Robles, Bernice Leijia, Donise Pierson, Stephanie Morgan, Kristy Bennett, Stephanie Morris, Dawn Burns; (SECOND ROW) Vanessa Morgan, Kristeen Walker, Kelly Greer, Jane Warren, LaDonna Johnson, Kathy Goswick, Lori Dalton, Carolyn Robles, Brenda Cole, Patrice Duncan, Sandra Woods; (BACK ROW) Sherry Menzer, Terri Johnson, Daniel Aguilera, Lee Jones, Tammy Thrasher, Cheryl Whitaker, Lucia Vernon, Becky Martinez. 22 KELLY MUSGRAVE Nurse JOSIE SOLIZ Nurse's Aide Taking time out from their busy schedule, the cafeteria ladies pose for a picture. (FRONT ROW) Lina Cassanova Louise Anderson, Marta Esculente; (BACK ROW) Esther Wallace, Avanell King, Genula King and Pearl Hooten. 23 The Janitors for 80-81 are as follows; (FRONT ROW) Susie Nava, Jaunita Jimenez, Dean Box, Juan Guerra; (BACK ROW) Raymond Sanchez, M. M. Escalante, Ted Merrill and Bill Havens. Administrators support the dogs MRS. ROBIN BASS Homemaking I II, Home and Family, Consumer Ed. MRS. NANCY BAUCUM Fundamentals of Math, Algebra, Trigonometry, Elementary Analysis EDDIE BENEFIELD Environmental Science, Physical Science MRS. JANE BERRY Algebra, Math Dept. Head MRS. MARGARET BERRY Homemaking I II, Home Furnishings NEIL BILLINGSLY Boys Bowling, PE, Athletics MRS. JOANNE BOWERS Astronomy, Physics, Science Dept. Head JIM BOB BROWN American History, Athletics MRS. PATRICIA BROWN Migrant BUCK BUCHANAN Boy's Athletics MRS. JUDY BUCHANAN Physical Science, Cheerleader Sponsor LARRY BURKS Band MRS. VIRGINIA BUTLER Language Development Lab DEBORAH CANTERBURY Drama, Tech. Theatre MRS. PAULINE CHRISTIAN Biology WILLIAM A. CROSS Radio TV MRS. CHARLCEY DICKSON Home and Family BOB DICKSON Geometry, Algebra PAUL DOBBINS Vocational Drafting DICK DYE Distributive Ed. 24 Mr. George and Mr. McBee share their philosophies on school administration during an early fall pep rally. MRS. PAULA FINNEY VOE Co-op STEVE FOSTER American History, JV Varsity Tennis GEORGE FRANKLIN Algebra, Athletics, Cross Country MRS. BARBARA GLODT English NORMAN GOEN Auto Mechanics MRS. DIANE GOREE MRS. LILY GOODIN English MISS RUTH GRIFFIN Girl's PE, Aerobics MRS. CHARLINE GRIFFIN CVAE Office Duplication MISS HELEN HAGER English, French SAM HARREL English, Athletics MRS. LINDA HATCHEL English 25 JAY HARRIS MISS VICKI HATTON Athletics, Health, Girl's Bowling, Girl's Swimming GRANT HAYNES Photography, Journalism ALFRED HENDERSON English Faculty works to improve parent-teacher relationship JOHN HILL Algebra, Baseball TRACY HINDMAN Athletics, Health MRS. ELIZABETH HINDS World History, Sociology, Girl's Golf MRS. SANDRA HOFSOMMER English, German BOBBY HUDSON General Wood MRS. MELYNN HUNT Girl's Head Basketball Coach, English TOM JENKINS ICT MRS. JAN JOHNSON Business Law, Typing ERNEST KAHN Girl's Volleyball, American History MRS. HENRYETTA KAISER VOE MRS. PAM KENDALL World History, Latin KAREN KEITH VEH Homemaking MRS. LISA KERSH Child Development MRS. LOYCE KEYSER Cosmetology MRS. NANCY KIDD FOM, Intro to Algebra MRS. SUE KIDWELL English 26 Now, are there any more questions? James Starkey meets the parents of his students on PTA Back to School Night. Now the parents know what their children go through! J. W. KING Band MISS JOYCE KITE PE Tennis, Bowling, Aerobics MRS. FRANCIS LEACH Teacher's Aide MISS TERRI BETH LINE Art RON LITTLE Free Enterprise A. B. LYLES FOM, Geometry mrs. jo McCarty Physical Science, Chemistry MRS. DELORES McCullough English wilson McGuire Building Trades MRS. JEANY MAYBERRY English RON MILLER Algebra BOB MOORE English, Boy's Head Basketball Coach Teachers show spirit ED MOORE Health, Environmental Science, Athletics MRS. CINDY NOEL Physical Science, Biology MRS. HENRIETTA NORRIS Record Keeping, Accounting KEVIN O'HAIR Biology, Athletics STEVE OLDHAM Vocational Agriculture MRS. SUE PARRISH Typing, Shorthand HARVEY PENNEL CVAE Coop O. T. RYAN Band, Fine Arts Dept. Head GREG SHERWOOD Athletic Director, Head Football Coach MISS JAYME SKELTON English, Spanish JOHN SMITH FOM, Algebra Mrs. Sandra Williams helps decorate the Homecoming Queen's stand in preparation for the game between Monterey and Plainview. 28 MRS. SUE STANFORD HECE RONNIE TEICHELMAN Vocational Agriculture MRS. FLORABEL TISDEL Language Development Lab DENNIS TOMLIN Government, Athletics PAT TONE Biology, Athletics RON WARREN World History, Government MRS. LANEE WARWICK Typing, Record Keeping HAROLD WEATHERRED World History, Driver's Ed. DANNY WHITE Choir GENE WHITE Metal Trades MRS. PAULA WILLIAMS English MRS. SANDRA WILLIAMS American History, History Dept. Head WINDY WILLIAMS Health, Asst. Athletic Director, Athletics KEVIN WISEMAN Biology, Athletics MRS. PENNIE WITCHER Homemaking BENNIE WITHERSPOON World History, Athletics 29 30 cntn hhh HO Queen Mica Williams Princess Escort Felica Tipton Pat Brown 33 Coronation '80 At 8 p.m. Friday, October 24, 122 seniors took the I | stage to take part in the traditional PHS Coronation ceremony. , - , ;Jl This year's Coronation honored a royal court headed by Queen Mica Williams. Felica Tipton served as � Princess. Mica was crowned by Student Council ) || President Steve Thompson, while Trent Adcock, president of the senior class, presented her with the scepter. The Princess was escorted by Pat Brown. j 11 I PHS choir director Danny White added to the ceremony by singing a sentimental favorite, Time || M in a Bottle. ' --'rji- -3L David Tucker and Dianne Noblett narrated the mmm M mam Coronation and introduced each couple. Mrs. Betty - - 385; McGee was director of the coronation and was assisted B 1 by Senior Dean James Starkey, Deborah Canterberry, Dale and Margaret Berry. Following the Coronation, Senior parents sponsored (Left) David Tucker presents the lords and ladies to the crowd, a party and a dance at St. Alice Catholic (Below) The traditional organ music, played by Mary Frank Church Owen, highlights the coronation ceremony. (Right) Diane Noblett narrates the coronation, introducing each couple. (Below) Mrs. Brown and Mrs. McGee direct the noisy seniors during the first dress rehearsal. (Above) Senior Studs pose for a picture at the coronation. Boys, don't be so BAD! (Right) Trent Adcock and David Kerns practice bull riding at the coronation dance. (Below) Jamie Edwards is praying that Lady Cindy Black will hurry up and give him her arm. dances Angry Red spirit and determination are evident as the team enters the field to face the Plainsmen. Excitement builds and the pace of activities increases throughout Homecom- ing week. This year Homecoming activities included a victory chain, Beat Monterey Day ' Warm-Up To Victory Day ' Mask Monterey Day, two pep rallies, a hall decoration contest, a car caravan, and, of course, the bonfire. Homecoming was made complete on Halloween night, October 31, when Queen Mica Williams and Princess Felica Tipton were crowned, followed by a victory over the Monterey Plainsmen. Following the Monterey game, a dance sponsored by the Student Council was held in the PHS cafeteria. PHS Queen Mica Williams and Princess Felica Tipton huddle under blankets and coats to keep warm while watching the last half of the Monterey game. 38 Spirits rise on Halloween Homecoming After a spirited pep rally, car caravan, and car decoration A 15,000-link victory chain, prepared by the Student Council contest, loyal PHS'ers swarm excitedly to the annual bonfire. the previous week, encircles the bonfire. Freshmen Mandy Igo and Mellisa Nell (Left) work diligently on hall decorations for the contest on the following day. (Above) Angry Red fans anxiously unload bonfire wood at a secret hiding place to be burned following the pep rally and car caravan the night before the big game. 39 Memories of '80-81 The Plainview High School Cheerleaders for 1980-81 would like to take this opportunity to thank the student body for letting them represent Plainview High. It is a pleasure to represent a school that has so much pride, spirit and dedication. There is a very special emotion a cheerleader feels in leading the student body in this traditional cheer and we hope that this will always be the spirit of PHS. TOGETHER WE FIGHT, TOGETHER WE WIN, BULLDOGS VICTORIOUS, NEVER GIVE IN! 41 The 1980-81 Varsity Cheerleaders are, from left, (FRONT) Diana Hayes, (REAR) Lori Kemp and Jill Bradley. Georgia Hodges, Jayne Eudy, (MIDDLE) Mica Williams, 42 Varsity Cheerleaders win highest honor The Coca-Cola USA Spirit Award was awarded the 1980-81 Plainview High School Varsity Cheerleaders when over 350 fellow cheerleaders at cheerleading camp chose them as the most spirited squad. In addition to this coveted prize, the varsity came away with five spirit sticks during the week. They were also chosen to compete for the Award of Excellence by the National Cheerleading Association Staff. This is only the second time in PHS history that a cheerleading squad has received such honors. Cheerleading Sponsor Judy Buchanan checks the cheerleading supplies for the upcoming year. Four Varsity Cheerleaders show off their NCA Awards. Diana Hayes holds two superior ribbons while Jill Bradley blows her whistle. Lori Kemp clowns with the NCA spirit megaphone and Jayne Eudy proudly displays an Award of Excellence certificate. 43 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Liz Hart Josie Arrizola Nickie Harris Sonya Snelling Leah Kay Lyle Tracy Wheeler Connie Yarbrough Gina Reed 44 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LaDonna Johnson Krystal Gaylor Rosa Barrera Terri Johnson Lori Griffith Lisa Nolan Ginger Billington Kaci Wofford Student Council sparks Bulldog spirit Student Council officers are, (L-R) Steve Thompson, (President); Nancy Hayes, (Secretary); Stan Sherwood, (Vice President); Susanne Rogers, (Treasurer); Brooks Terrell, (Chaplain); Lisa Guy, (Assistant Treasurer); Brent Hackett, (Parliamentarian). The Student Council, which was elected last spring to represent the student body, has sponsored many activities throughout the school year. Events included an annual blood drive, all school dances. Student Council sponsored elections, car caravans, bonfires, operation of the candy store, spirit awards, and a Dinner Theatre—the first in PHS history. At the close of the school year the Student Council reviewed their accomplishments and felt they had done a good job of leadership for the 1980-81 school year. Steve Thompson and Jayne Eudy pig out at a student council sponsored brunch for Hereford's student council after a basketball game. 46 Diana Hayes reclines after giving blood at the Student Council sponsored blood drive. Chaplain Brooks Terrell escorts princess Felicia Tipton ofl the field during the half time festivities at the homecoming. Maxine Houlette says cheese during the first student council sponsored Dinner Theatre. Maxine is accompanied by the two men in her life—her husband Wayne Houlette and her son, PHS freshman Chris Goree. 47 UIL proves its worth University Interscholastic League academic contests have become more competitive and have gained interest at PHS in the last several years. Serving as coordinator of UIL and head of Forensics is Ron Little. Mr. Little is assisted by Mrs. Jo McCarty, Math and Science; Mrs. Sue Parrish, Typewriting and Shorthand; Mrs. Sandra Hofsommer, Ready Writing and Spelling; Grant Haynes, Journalism and Photography; and Miss Deborah Canterbury, Drama. (Above right) Ron Little, coordinator of UIL, poses with and Daniel Aguilera (seated). (Above) UIL contest winners debate team winners Jason Dunavint and Evan Kramer in choir are awarded top honors. (standing), along with number sense winners, Joe Horne 48 (Above) Band members win high UIL awards. (Left) Math contestants include L-R, (standing) Joe Horne, David Whatley, Brad Job; (seated) Pam Wilborn, Stacey Harris, (7th grader), LaDonna Owens, Rhonda Widrig and Cindy Morton. 49 Angie Bye Editor-in-Chief LaDonyce Castleberry Sports Co-Editor The ultimate goal of the 1981 yearbook staff is to create a memory book; to capture the feeling of the times and record the history of the Angry Red. The staffers began selling subscrip- tions in late August and the sale of ads continued during the first of the school year. A theme was developed and a book slowly began to take shape. Included are many carefully chosen activity shots to complete the record of a year. Hopefully, the Plain View '81 staff has succeeded in creating a book filled with memories to be treasured for years to come. Cheri Wright Georgia Hodges Activities Co-Editor Activities Co-Editor Russ Reecer Sports Co-Editor Susanne Rogers Clubs Editor Fanchon West Administration Editor Sabra Coy Senior Class Editor Irma Landeros Junior Class Editor Sandra Gaitan Sophomore Class Editor 50 Staffers race deadlines Lori Kemp Honors Editor, Business Mgr. Brenda Montez Staff Photographer Mitzi Ehresman Freshman Class Editor Grant Haynes Publications Advisor Scott James Staff Photographer 51 Barker staff covers PHS news 1. Elise Adams Asst. Feature Editor Exchange Editor 2. Becky Williams Feature Editor 3. Beatris Vega Asst. Sports Editor Clubs Editor 4. Carolyn Cook News Editor 5. Darin Cook Sports Writer Asst. Business Mng. 6. Lisa Kerbo Fine Arts Editor Business Mng. 7. Joe Stafford Asst. Editor 8. Ann Rice Editor 9. Donald Cleveland Sports Writer 10. Lori Hefflefinger Staff Photographer 11. Mack Yates Asst. Editor Sports Editor 12. Manuel Gonzales Asst. Sports Editor Sports writer Darin Cook leafs through the files looking for information to be used in an upcoming Barker. 52 (Above Left) Editor Ann Rice gives a few pointers to fellow staffers, Beatris Vega and Carolyn Cook as they work to complete a layout before the next deadline. (Above right) Elise Adams pauses a moment before returning to her task of addressing Bulldog Barkers to be sent off to neighboring schools. (Lower left) Staffers Becky Williams and Lisa Kerbo take a few minutes to discuss headlines. The purpose of the Bulldog Barker is to inform and to entertain. This is accomplished through features, news, sports, editorials, and cartoons as well as fine arts material and expressions of student opinions. The Barker is published on a monthly basis and is available to PHS students in the cafeteria on delivery dates. 53 The Publications club had its spring meeting with guest and Sabra Coy sit tight and listen intently, speaker Gary Ott. Publication members Susanne Rodgers Manuel Gonzales and Mack Yates look over their section to use some pointers given at the last Publications 54 meeting. Mack Yates shows his stuff at the annual Publication Christmas party held this year at the home of Ann Rice. Publications adds 'extra something' The Publications Club, made up of staffers of the school paper, THE BULLDOG BARKER, and the yearbook, the PLAINVIEW, has been programmed to add an extra something to the learning experience of scholastic publications. During the year, the club studied different aspects of the communications field, concentrating this year on newspapers. Socials were combined with the meetings, and guest speakers were featured. Officers are Ann Rice, president; Carolyn Cook, vice-president; Beatris Vega, treasurer; and Mack Yates, secretary. Joe Stafford types, types, and retypes his editorial for the upcoming Bulldog Barker. Choir Is . . . Happy times. Being able to laugh at yourself. It's coming to grips with others. Being able to wrap your arms around a fellow choir member in a gesture of unity without being ridiculed. We all have our own private jokes, and the friendships formed are as genuine as gold. Initiation: Waking up at 3:00 in the morning standing in the middle of M-System, in your jammies. Having to wear a long torn up robe while everyone asks you what the A stands for. As if they didn't know! Serenading strangers in all-night cafes. In sleepers, no less! Concerts: The jitters, hairbrushes, mirrors, tuxedos, dresses, everything in place. Then, performance! An encouraging look from Danny, a look of pride. Tears: Having a second family to come to when you need help. Loving each other as you do a brother or a sister. Sharing a sad situation, having a shoulder to cry on. Choir is this and so much more. It's hidden, unspoken. It's the things that you will always remember in future years. 56 PHS Singers include (FRONT ROW) Connie Yarbrough, Liz Hart, Christy Wilds, Lon Pierson, Norman Bearden, Richard Stanley, Mark Seago, Tammy Thorton, Susan Devela, Shelly Bedwell, Renee Hall, Director Danny White. (SECOND ROW) Leah Kay Lyle, Mellisa Nail, Rex Pinkerton, Russell Ortis, Chris Dillard, Baldamar Lopez, Toff Keller, Lori Yowell, Melody Samson, Gayle Cork, Kristi Rowan. (THIRD ROW) Brenda Perez, Donna Ferguson, Sylvia Gutierres, Tracy Wheeler, Craig Etheredge, Jesse Barrera, Tim Brown, Tim Ford, James Bradley, Tracy Hill, Shellene Hewitt, Lisa Cantu, Lisa Nunez. Chorale choir members include (FRONT ROW) Yolando Rivera, Lola Ramos, Julie Sanidge, Janie Jackson, Raellene Smith, Lori Assiter, Melinda Gaither, Belinda Gaither, Rosie Garibay, Danny White. (SECOND ROW) Lana Hogan, Sharon Bicknell, Becky Douglas, Sharon Hearn, Janet Holloway, Mary Lynn Thompson, Teresa Holloway, Isabel Gonzales, Renary Williams, Mary Lozano, Delores Powell. (THIRD ROW) Tanya Curry, Krista Owens, Gladys Craft, Shirley Holloway, Hida Martinez, Brenda Walker, Mitzi Ehresman, Linda Wallace, Kellie Phillips, Kaci Wofford, Kim Weatherford, Lori Dayton. 58 Choir feels emotion through music A cappella choir members include (FRONT ROW) Cheri Wright, Susan Bain, Mona Bryant, Rudy Lopez, Bud Caddell, Pete Garcia, D'Linda Taylor, Kim Tuttle, Karen Wason, Danny White; (SECOND ROW) Felicia Tipton, Janie Morgan, Lori Hefflefinger, Jill Bradley, Keith Bryant, Walter Taylor, Dianne Flayes, Kim Lloyd, Stacey Gabriel, Susan Bryan, Leanna Craig; (THIRD ROW) Diana Sarabia, Marla Leach, Karen Fleming, Annette Chance, Mike Cannon, Leslie Limbocker, Murlyn Keller, Joe Stafford, Georgia Hodges, Connie Murry, Tanya Long, Jody McGowen;(BACK ROW) LaFonda Norrell, Deana White, Lynn Taylor, Lisa Guy, Shelby Mann, David Kelly, John Wright, Ronnie Wallingsford, Buff Adams, Joann Tullis, Tracey Wallings- ford. Ginger Greenhill. Choir members entertain PHS'ers many times during the school year. Above, the a cappella choir sings traditional carols at the Christmas assembly. 59 1981 Chamber Singers include (Left to Right) Mark Langston, Georgia Hodges, Mona Bryant, Leslie Limbocker, Mike Cannon, La Fonda Norrell, Pat Berry, D'Linda Taylor, Bill Harris, David McDonald, Tracey Wallingsford, Rudy Lopez, Danny White, David Kelly, Murlyn Keller and JoAnn Tullis. 60 Talent abounds in choir department Four performing choirs make up the Plainview High School Music Department. The top group, made up of mostly juniors and seniors is the A'Cappella. A girls choral choir was formed this year. The freshman choir is called PHS Singers. The fourth group is a concert rock group known as the Chamber Singers. The first choral performance was the annual Fall Concert. December saw a Christmas Concert. The musical, 'Bye, Bye Birdie, was to be presented in early February, but the musical plans were abandoned when the leading lady injured her shoulder two weeks before opening night. March brought concerts— everything from All-Region, All-Area, and All-State concerts to UIL solo and ensemble and sightreading concerts. To reward the choir members for all their many hours of work, the A'Cappella choir took a tour to Tempe, Arizona in late April. May brought the successful Red, White and Blue Review and also graduation. The year 1980-81 was a busy but rewarding one for the Choir Department. A'Cappella Officers are doing what they do best, WORK. And hard at that! The officers are as follow; Rudy Lopez, (Reporter); JoAnn Tullis, (President); LaFonda Norrell, (Vice-President); Tracey Wllingsford, (Librarian); Georgia Hodges, (Publicity Chairman) Mona Bryant, (Robe Chairman) and D'Linda Taylor, (Treasurer). 61 All-Area, All-Region, All-State Choir members include Walter Taylor, Karen Wason and David Kelly. The choir department is exceptionally proud of these inspiring talents. (Above) Goblins and spooks haunt the Creepy Crawly Forest. (Right) Brer Bear, played by Joe Stafford, gets into a sticky situation. Marie Hooper as Miss Meadow (right) and Pam Willborn as Miss Goose inquire the whereabouts of Brer Rabbit. Livin 'de Life The PHS drama department completed a three-day run with the children's show Livin 'de Life . The cast did a total of four shows for the elementary students of Plain view plus a paid assembly for the student body. The children's show is one of the funniest things we do all year, said PHS drama director Deborah Canterberry. It's really gratifying to hear the laughter of these kids because you know they really appreciate the show. The part of Brer Rabbit was done by Brian Houlette, with the parts of Brer Bear and Brer Fox done by Joe Stafford and Malcolm Cundiff, respectively. Other characters included Aunt Mammy-Bammy, played by Scott Butler: Brer Terapin, Kieth Curry; Brer Coon, Miss Meadows, Marie Hooper and Miss Goose, Pam Wilborn. Joe Sherwood did the part of Doc Crow. 62 The Pot Boiler The drama department produced the first dinner theatre ever at Plainview High School in February with 'The Pot Boiler . Put together with the help of the student council, the drama was preceded by a steak dinner hosted by Steve Thompson and other members of the student council. Cast of Pot Boiler consisted of Joe Stafford, David Tucker, Rico Rey, Becky Williams, Bryan Houlette, Keith Curry, Faith Harding and Malcolm Cundiff. D'Lea Perry was student director. The backstage crew included Bill Harris, Jeff Stalup and Steve Curry. Miss Canterbury and student council sponsor, Sandy Williams, have expressed the hope that the dinner theatre will be a part of PHS drama in the future. Joe Stafford, David Tucker and Faith Harding rehearse a skit for the Dinner Theatre. (Above) Ballerinas Keith Curry, Bill Harris and Malcolm Cundiff dance inio the hearts of the audience. (Left) Keith Curry sweeps away his sorrows in an oleo act during the dinner theatre production. 63 It's your bid. Oscar (Mack Yates) and his poker buddies and Murray (Malcolm Cundiff) disagree about the Vinnie(Jay Pearce), Speed (John Riggins), Roy (Mark Smith), responsibilities of a good host. Felix (Scott Butler) lists the advantages of cleanliness to smug Oscar Madison (Mack Yates). Gwendolyn and Cecily Pigeon (Faith Harding, right; Leah Covey, left) sympathize with Felix Unger (Scott Butler). 64 'Odd Couple' a smash at PHS The PHS Drama Department presented their first all-school play, Paul Simon's The Odd Couple , on November 10 and 11 in the high school auditorium. The comedy centers around the hilarious incidents that occur between two divorced men of totally opposite temperaments who end up sharing living quarters as a result of their divorces. Mack Yates portrayed the easy-going and sloppy Oscar Madison. Felix Unger, the neat and fussy member of the pair, was portrayed by Scott Butler. Other cast members included Murray (Malcolm Cundiff), Vinnie (Jay Pearce), Speed (John Riggins), and Roy (Mark Smith). Faith Harding and Leah Covey filled the roles of Gwendolyn and Cecily Pigeon, two zany British sisters who live upstairs from Felix and Oscar. Joseph Sherwood served as understudy for all the male parts. Miss Debbie Canterbury directed the production with the assistance of student director Kim Blankenship. 65 Red, White and Blue Revue adds special zest to spring (Above) During intermission cancan girls make a brief of the Red, White and Blue Revue included a country appearance to deliver the message, be right back to and western medley, tap dancing, fiddle playing and the audience. (Below) The country and western sequence a duet. All three PHS choirs were involved. 66 The Choral Department presented the 6th annual Red, White and Blue Revue on May 11 and 12. Designed with a variety show format, the Revue included a tribute to radio, music from Broadway, pop hits, gospel music and country and western work. A finale began with the PHS A Cappella Choir and ended with all three PHS choirs singing and dancing on stage and in the aisles. PHS Choir Director Danny White directed the Red, White and Blue Revue. (Upper Left) Russell Ortiz vocalizes with, Love, look what Taylor and Marla Leach sing a duet, You don't bring me you've done, during a sequence of the Red, White and flowers. Blue Revue. (Lower Left) During the Pop sequence, Walter 67 Band excels in 1981 (Above Right) Band directors for PHS are: Larry Burks, ). W. King, and O. T. Ryan. (Lower Right) The 4-AAAA band 1980-81 drum majors are, from right, Ray Hughes and Jesse Barrera. The 1980-81 Plain view High School band truly kept up the winning Bulldog spirit. Their constant appearances at football and basketball games, pep rallies, and bonfires—not to mention numerous other school activities—proved they were spirit leaders. Under the direction of O. T. Ryan, Larry Burks, and J. W. King, the bands scored high at UIL contests and attracted a crowd at every performance. The bands traveled to San Antonio and Six Flags on their spring trip. 68 (Top) All-Area band members are: (Front Row) Mack Yates, Darrell Garms, Frances West, Cindy Resendes, Diana Hayes and Melia Vadder; (2nd Row) Jeanne Hogge, Cara Oglesby, Belinda Danford, Julie Watson, Richelle Morgan and David Whatley; (Back Row) Keith Bryant, Kenneth Sallee, Scott Dunn, Mike Tisdel and Kent Burleson. (Center) Area All-State band member candidates are Jeanne Hogge, Scott Dunn and Diana Hayes. (Left), Jeanne Hogge brought honor to the entire PHS band with her All-State award. 69 Donna Freese, Jeannean Rice, Lori Caldwell, Jackie Lowery, Sabra Coy and Becky Tullis. Not shown are Lori Assiter, Leanna Craig and Gloria Cantu. Rifle Corps members are: (Front Row) Vanessa Morgan, Lisa Douglas, Liz Hunt, (Back Row) Joli Temple, Jana Posey and Sherry Coy. Lynn Blake is not shown. Flag Corps members are: (Front Row) Belinda Danford, Rosa Barrera, Leslie Miller, Melissa Coleman, Kristi Gill, Stacey Rhoderick and Melia Vadder, (Back Row) Rosa Nunez, PHS twirlers include: (Front Row) Cindy Roberson, Fanchon West, Deanna Burns, (Back Row) Richelle Morgan, Jeanne Hogg, Susanne Rogers. Auxiliary groups add prestige Stage band members include: (Front Row) Scott Dunn, Robert Bills, Kenneth Sallee, Stacey Rhoderick, Deanna Burns, (Second Row) Larry Burks (Director), Ray Hughes, Mike Tisdel, Susan Hansard, Darrell Garms, Richelle Morgan, Cindy Resendes, Kevin Box, Kent Burleson, Diana Hayes, (Back Row) Murry Burkhart, John Wright, Dana Sparrow, Frances West, Troy Neely and Kim Blankenship. 71 Band hits new high! Symphonic band members include: (Front Row) Murry Burkhart, (Back Row) Cindy Mitchell. Michelle Davis, David Whatley, Kelly Parrish, Quennoth Dunlap and Andy Dunlap. Symphonic band members include: (Front Row) Sharon Bicknell, Julie Watson, Theresa Turner, Patty Perez, Lynn Blake, Stacey Rhoderick, Kristi Gill, Melissa Coleman, Jana Posey, Diana Hayes, Donna Wallace, Julie Terrell, Melia Vadder, (Second Row) Carol Horn, Susan Bain, Katrina Barnett, D'Lee Burnett, Lee Whitacre, Lori Caldwell, Aldria Henderson, Joli Temple, Rosa Barrera, Christine Walker, Dana Sparrow, Kim Blankenship, Richelle Morgan, (Third Row) Jeanne Hogg, Amy Owen, Deanna Burns, Belinda Danford, Cara Oglesby and Susanne Rogers. 72 (Above) Symphonic band members include: (Front Row) Cindy Resendes, Sharon Dowis, Laurie Parrish, Bud Caddell, John Wright, Mack Yates, Darrell Garms, Frances West, Joe Horne, Robert Bills; (Second Row) Steve Curry, Brad Job, Jesse Barrera, Lana Hogan, James Gonzales, Elise Adams, Ann Rice, Eugene Conrad, Ray Hughes; (Back Row) Jerry Stair, Jason Dunavant, Lamont Harper, Koy Stair, Kenneth Sallee, Rusty Burks, Rod Fennell, Scott Dunn, David Kelly, Mike Tisdel, Kent Burleson. (Left) Symphonic band members include: (First Row) Brent Hackett, Debbie Sawaya, (Second Row) David Bird, Kevin Box, Keith Bryant. 73 (Right) Concert band members include: (Front Row) Esmeralda Garcia, Jorge Rios, Susan Hansard, (Second Row) Paul Young, Michael Flores, (Back Row) Keith Bell. (Below) Concert band members include: (Front Row) Jeannean Rice, Belinda Gaither, D'Lee Perry, Angie Bye, Mariana Sanchez, Alice Sanchez, Vanessa Morgan, (Second Row) Beth Ann Keesee, Debbie Webb, Pat Smith, Darren Brown, Shirley Holloway, Sandra Stanford, (Back Row) Ricky Perez, Danny Garcia, Derek Smith and Mitch McDonough. 74 Band surpasses old scores (Above) Concert band members include: (Front Row) Athur Diaz, Hector Gonzales, Joe Macha, Jeff Younger, Louis Flores, Mike Foster, Daniel Quintana, Gilbert Lopez; (Second Row) Ray Padilla, Randy Watson, Mike Barley, Sammy Martinez, Emil Kramer, Jeff Wright, Joe Ramirez, Robert Box, Tony DeLuna, Richard Herrera, Mark Ebling, Kent Buchanan, Troy Neely, Oscar Garcia and Jamie Rios. (Below) Concert band members include: (Front Row) Cindy Martinez, Tina Diaz, Shae Patterson, Stacey Smith, Donna Freese, Theresa Holloway, Lori Dalton, Melinda Gaither, Jackie Lowery, (Second Row) Gloria Perez, Leticia Gonzales, Rosa Nunez, Betty Culpepper, Amira Tonoco, Sabra Coy, Leanna Stair, Thelma Rodriquez, Gloria Cantu, (Third Row) Leslie Miller, Leanna Craig, Liz Hunt, Becky Tullis, Cindy Robertson, Maria Tonoco, Kylene Walker, Xylena Gregg, (Back Row) Karyn Julian, Lisa Douglas, Sherry Coy, Lori Assiter, Fanchon West, Debbie Hernandez and Anna Torres. Freshman band wins acclaim Members of the percussion section, right, include: (Front Row) Deanna Morgan, Stacey Brooks, (Back Row) Stephanie Morris, Linda Spann, Elsa Aguila and Shellie Trammel. Low Brass section members, below, include: (Front Row) Curtis Elledge, Jesse Alcozer, Greg Carroll, Johnny Mulky, (Second Row) Richard Bradley, Rey Moreno, Norman Bearde, Wayne White, (Back Row) Holly Whatley, David Warren, Kelly Balle, Jesse Sierra, David Perez and Wade Cox. Flute and saxophone section members include: (Front Row) Uitricia Cowart, Lori Yowell, Kathleen Whale, Debbie Goulder, Kim Norris, Kristi Bennett, Jane Ellen Taylor, Becky Dunn, (Second Row) Julie Gonzales, Stacy Mitchell, John Esquivel, Albert Vega, Paul Guajardo, (Back Row) Gayle Cork, Steve George, Tonja Clark, Stephanie Morgan and Burton Smith. 76 Clarinet and oboe section members include: (Front Row) Lupe Gallegos, Trixie McNiel, Patricia Barley, Brenda Perez, Diana Perez, Lisa Lawrena, Gina Reed, (Second Row) Doris LaNuenta, Lisa Martinez, Patty Rodriquez, Carla Barke, Pam Willborn, Brenda Sims, Sonja Snelling, (Back Row) Kay Dunning, Cynthia Alonzo, Bonnie Arnold, Christi Rowan, Christi Harrell, JoAnn Krana and Sherry Stair. French horn and cornet section members, above, include: (Front Row) Delores Gonzales, Cindy Morton, LaDonna Owens, Christi Jones, (Second Row) Eddie McWhorter, Twyila Barnett, Brent Eherhardt, Michael Matthews, Cindy Cloude, (Back Row) Scott Hughes, Ernest Herrera, Mark Mathis, Jay Myers and Jesse Rodriquez. Bassoon and bass clarinet section members, left, include: (Front Row) Rhonda McCoy, Danea Mott, Janci Schivalm, Denice Davis, (Back Row) Keri Dunlap, Diane Berry, Becky Martinez, Diana Watson and Cindy Hinojosa. Presentation '81-excellence awarded Following the theme, ''Live the Questions Now , the yearbook staff staged Presentation '81 in April. Students who had been elected as class favorites and best all-around and all runners-up for these positions, as well as the LaVerne Roach Award recipient and the runner-up in that category, were recognized. Also sharing the spotlight were students selected as Who's Who in various academic and vocational departments. Led by Editor-in-Chief Angie Bye, members of the yearbook staff served as narrators for the event. The program was presented in front of a giant replica of the cover of the 1981 yearbook. That backdrop was designed and painted by members of the art department. The Who's Who in Art Award is presented to Brenda Montez by art teacher Teri Beth Line. Above, Kenna Duckett and Steve Williams were junior class favorite runners-up. From left, Vondal Burnett, Georgia Hodges and Benito Herrera pose for a picture after receiving Best All-Around Boy, Best All-Around Girl and the LaVerne Roach Award respectively. 78 The stage is filled with class favorites, best all-around and ceremonies conducted by the Journalism department. La Verne Roach recipients at the annual Presentation 79 Benito Herrera stands proudly as he is presented the LaVerne Roach award. Brent Hackett enjoys his fruit punch at a reception following Presentation '81. Coach Hill finds himself in a tangle of balloons when he tries to come to the speakers stand at the All-Sports Banquet. Varsity Cheerleaders Jill Bradley and Jayne Eudy beam after being recognized for their contributions as cheerleaders. Tennis Coach Steve Foster awards Tim Brown and Richelle Morgan for their outstanding performances on the tennis team in 1980-81. Banquet highlights athletic season Up, up and away in those beautiful red balloons! was the theme for this year's All-Sports Banquet held April 27 in the cafeteria. Top award winners at the affair were Gay Hemphill and Ritchie Norrell, both of whom were awarded the Glenn Harrison Outstanding Athlete Award for their performances at Plainview High School. Hemphill participated in basketball, track and volleyball and Norrell was outstanding in football, basketball and track. Minister Charles Teykl was guest speaker at the banquet. A highlight of the evening came when members of the Angry Red football team presented Trainer Phillip Henderson with a complimentary jersey for his contributions to the team. Phillip is very special to the athletes and was given a standing ovation. 81 'Pee' Pat Brown shows off what a lot of hard work and dedication can get you. Juniors, Seniors observe Stairway to Heaven (Upper Left) Juniors Tonya McMenammy and Dee Stanford help decorate the cafeteria for the prom the night before. (Upper Right) Jim Mills, Lori Hefflefinger, David Tucker, Kim Griffith and Mack Yates pause for the camera during the festivities. (Lower Left) Eric Jackson, Steve Williams and Mike Fields leave their dates long enough for a picture. (Lower Right) Mike Cannon and Mona Bryant dance a slow one. 82 (Upper Left) A figurative 'Stairway to Heaven' stood, floor to ceiling, in the center of the cafeteria to illustrate this year's prom theme. (Upper Right) Steve Williams, Donnie Ballard, Valerie Gould, Shelly Hindman and Craig Kennon relax between the banquet and the dance, both of which were held in the PHS cafeteria. Roy Mason and Karen Fleming take a punch break at the refreshment table which was manned by teachers and sponsors. Mica Williams and Brit Mayberry linger on the dance floor as the prom nears its end. 83 This Is The First Day Of The Rest Of Our Lives . . . Let's live it together now. This is the last day of all that has been. Let's begin . . . This is the first day of our lives. CONGRATULATIONS GOOD LUCK Rudv Alvawa- Alvi� -. Faster Cast? W k r Women.' Nickl- Anderson — Smalt t sis (fane; raw ny Of run Rhonda Amiifw-t-fl was No. 1 pan y Lori c w ;. Plain new High Lone Richard Anzxldv — School's out Now it's Li a nine • puit. LaunnJa Arroyo — Now what do J do’’ Goxl Luck! Susan Rain- I will always remember Jack Ball — Busting out in 8.1 Mike Barley What they say about schnul is true! Laqueta Bearden - Experience ail that you can experience Sonye Beats— Let's 'Jusi Ki Goodbye1' Gary Beck— Thank Quack' Velvet Befycu — Fresh gotta be Kiddin. Bryan Berry- Aduos Baby San Marcos. Russell Berry AMF Robert BilIs-FBFTexa� T Cindy Black- Coach, all three H O s are gone! Kim Blankenship— Scott—(out ycar- together and going htrong Kevin Bo - Out of here like MLTM Jill Bradley— You can it you think you can YincentG. Brockman — It'sbeengreat while it lasted (Bye) PecPat Brown— Hi. Bye that's no lie Sr 81! Kelly Bryant— I want my two dollars Fred Murry Burkhart— Don't try it! Let s go raise some’ Jeane Lee Browning— In spite of all the Z12ZJJZS Vondai Burnett— Clydel—Wakaa' VV’akaa! Wakaa! Deanna Burns— You've had the rest here s the best! Penny Bussey— Look at me! I survived th Manuel (.onzal Forget VelmaGonzal' please Olga Grimaldo'w • time has come! Deim.i Ann Guerrero Hope i' a wak dream YVOP ne Gutierrez — The txLyears are Rne Party! ■rent A. Hackett— Go for it' yeWBBj Wyethia Hall— Looks like w«ke made Lonnie Harris- Bs Man. I coulcBJ them Randy Butcher—' To those that I care Bill Hayes— Thanks a lot Clyde, 8 F h. B I H and about Randall Scott Butler— 1 love you Kim % DianneHayes— We'veOnlyJlist 1 4 Class of 81 Nancy Hayes— I'm Gonna KeepOi ■«You'' TaMa Heads— The class with da butt — Oscar Cabera— Up with T.A's—down with Cadillacs Lori Caldwell— Look out WT. here we moving com.-' Valerie Carter— Live for the tutu re. not the Ga ttkiphill— Don't forget to Sn in Bask ali Coach! ■wbrnf present ' Aldria Henderson— How do 1 P relief’ Melia Vadder— May everyday bring more happmexiNhan yesterday! G R A D-U A T-I-O-N |esse Hernandetr Love you Wetta Love Jes. Sr 81 Benito Herrera - Looks like we made it 'Thank God '81 i-eonardo Castillo - Lets hitch a ride Brenda Castle— Thank God I'm out James Castle— Life has just begun Annette Chance This is It ’, the � ther Lori Chiddix - Look out Eddie, here I Rodney Herring Senior come .FINALLY . _ Karen Churchwell—I made d airway Mr. Janet Higgs Dian l M Kendall! Kenny Clinton— It s been «Ml it's been fun Brenda Cole— We imaijv made it Catheron Cox— How sweet it is Robert Craft— It sure as took long enough Sabra Coy— Oh No! I'm a tr hman again John Crim— KHJ is for you. Steve Cross— Sen ion t is is- the PITS Keith Curry Gracias a Dios w cabo'1 Reyna Delvlla— Fareweil. PHS memories I will treasure Jo Ann DeLeon— Slightly Sexy Tony DeLuna— Silly fish Deluin Derrick — Who said 'Festa couldn't Janet Higgs— Thank God !'m out' Johnny Hill— 'I can handle it Mark Hilliard— Strawberry Jam lives' Tay Hindman — I love th$ 81' fixitball team Joel Hinojosa Adnw para todos' Georg� Hodges sayonarrf' Until we meet again’ Antonio Holloway— Goodbye Twelve years of ay •• j«net Holloway - .Looks like it is finally T” lor TEXAS and TF.XAS jj'lf just.,keep Pickin and The beit things in life ■nally over ____________________God its over Jackson—ThplresjP Ft is your senior Johnson 'Nukv Iv said it would ever ■your Bear Chester Hoang graduate’ Linda Nimnf to forget! Ritchie Norrell- Aber Fertigstellen Leticia Nunez— J Kelly Oliphant— Make a Kevin Olson- Thaifks for the chow last CteWayne Hi Marsha I Love night-FEO you! Amy Owen— Doubt your Doubts, not your Yolanda Va Beliefs' Oralia vas Kelly Parrish— Vini. Vidi. Vici Beatris Vi Philip (Pip Parker— Success comes by Madelvn Voi ef or1 Blake Walter- Kumad Patel— Good luck to the class of Senioi%'81! 81 Randy. Wat Inga Pena— Senior you |j e an|| |aiJ Son-of-a-gun! Tamnfy Wj Bill Peoples— Cheenos and Blood thirsty fC a M GTO'� Rhonda Wea Daniel Perez— Twelve years of agony, I | come! qu,f' Sheron Weaks- Manuel Perez— Looks like we made it! jji Patty Perez— I've only just begun' Frances West— Go Stacy (Crithfield) Phillips—Lets celebrate Jean me West— Fr to our new freedom! return Donise Pierson— Its been fun. now I am gone' David Wha(|ey- Becky Pratt— How do you spell relief? penod G-R A D-U-A-T-I-0-N' ia— Sr 81! So Long People! • been fun kids! - I finally made it . A, he party has just begun; Randv and Becky Love. All the wav from A StU. Look out world Here ink I'm gonna make the gusto! it last , never to'' I come Ronny White years Mark Whitfill are frwBjjfe Claudette Will Tony Quintana— Beware of the Pencil Gremlin'!' Manuel Ramirez Jr.— High school todav. the world tomorrow' Danny Ramsay— '81 is No 1 Marla Kay Ramsey— May God Bless all Seniors of PHS Melissa Ray— Class of '81 Rules the world! Ann Rice— Bye Sis and Jeannie Rae, Love Wo| John Riggins— Don't he a fool stay school Shirley Roberts— I love Mai Daniels Carolyn Robles— Look out world. | V? f Gi Yolanda Rocha— Time has finally come to Mike M face Life1 ShH | Francie Whitiker— flunked! Deana White-iv.iichj Bandette members are: (FRONT ROW) Karen Julian, Cara Ogelsby, Carol Horne, Tina Diaz, Gloria Perez, Shae Patterson, Cindy Resendes, Jeanne Hogge, Lori Dalton, Liz Hunt, Sherry Coy, Leslie Miller, Lori Assiter, Fanchon West; (SECOND ROW) Joli Temple, Jeanne Rice, Rosa Barrera, Kyleen Walker, Belinda Danford, Julie Terrell, Katherina Barnett, Susan Bain, Lee Whitaker, Lana Hogan, Melinda Gaither, D'Lea Barnett, Belinda Gaither; (BACK ROW) Donna Wallace, Bettye Culpepper, Vanessa Morgan, Donna Freese, Leanne Stair, Michelle Dowis, Kelly Parrish, Angie Bye, Susanne Rogers, Ann Rice, Richelle Morgan, Cindy Roberson, Melia Vadder, Sabra Coy, Stacy Roderick, Jana Posey, Deanna Burns and Diane Hayes. Kelly Parrish, Murry Burkhart, Brent Hackett and Kevin Box stretch their legs before getting on the bus for the long trip to San Antonio. Laurie Parrish loads the bus and gets her things together as the band prepares to leave for a football game at Carlsbad. 88 Members of Crescendo Club are: (FRONT ROW) David Kelly, Bud Caddell, Leslie Limbocker, John Wright, Mack Yates and Jessie Barrera; (SECOND ROW) Evan Krammer, Robert Bills, Kenneth Sallee, David Whatley, Murry Burkhart, Darrell Garms, Steve Curry and Rusty Burks; (THIRD ROW) Scott Dunn, LaMont'Harper, Keith Bell, Jerry Stair, Kent Burleson, Jason Dunavant, Mike Tisdel, and Koy Stair. Crescendos contribute spirit Crescendo member Robert Bills, plays the Angry Red fight song during a spring sports pep rally. gg French clubers enjoy life Paul Thompson gives what he thinks is a good Christmas present to Kim Tuttle during the French club Christmas party as Scott Hill looks on. French club members are: (FRONT) David Tucker (treasurer), Lisa Taylor (vice-president), Marla Ramsey (secretary), Scott Butler (president); (SECOND ROW) Tonja Clark, Kathleen Wheeler, Kim Tuttle, Lana Payne, Kim Blankenship, Mary Aldaco, Bart Bivins, Beatrice Torres, Sylvia Rodriquez; (THIRD ROW) Jay Williams, Becky Williams, Lana Hogan,Tonjua McMennamy, KonnieOdem, De Stanford, Tanya Long, Lisa Nolan, Ronnie Onsrud, Moises Manrrique, Ellena Gonzales; (BACK ROW) Melinda Livesay, Scott Hill, Paul Thompson, Kelly Oliphant, Faith Harding, Marla Leach, Judy Rice, Sabra Coy, Jeannette Williams, Cheryl Scott, Ken Hess and Rickv Butler. The German club takes time from their study schedule to play a foreign game during the German birthday party. _________________ German club members include (FRONT ROW) Cindy Black Norrell (secretary), Brett Whitson, Jason Dunavant and Scott (president), Jamie Shores, Mark Parker, Esmeralda Garcia; Dunn. (BACK ROW) Evan Krammer (vice-president), Ritchie 91 Spanish club enjoys tradition Spanish club members include: (FRONT ROW) Belinda Curry, Charles Morgan, Angie Bye, Brit Mayberry, Felicia Danford, Tony Raybol, Melbia Diaz, Norma Ramos, Tipton, Daniel Aguillera, Beatrice Vega and Leslie Margarita Sanchez and Chris Childers; (BACK ROW) Keith Trevino. Spanish club members eat a hearty meal at El Jardin's, members enjoyed the Spanish tradition of breaking a followed by an after-party at Jayme Skelton's house where pinata. 92 Romani Senatus Latin club members include: (FRONT) Robbie Rogers, Leslie Darin Spearman, Rico Rey, Mike Tisdel and Walter Higdon, Katherina Barnett, Liz Hunt; (BACK) Lisa Guy, Taylor. Latin Club officers are: Antony Seago, Aedila; Jana Posey, Quaestor; Melia Vadder, Censor; Jayne Eudy, Consul; Mack Yates, Quaestor; Kelly Parrish, Consul; Richell Morgan, Tribune; Aldria Henderson, Aedila; Ann Rice, Tribune and Mrs. Pam Kendall, Magister. Rodeo Club active at PHS Members of PHS's recently formed rodeo club are proud to represent America's original sport at Plainview High. Rodeo clubers participated in seven fall and 12 spring rodeos this year. Members provided all riding equipment needed and also paid their own entry and transportation fees. Rodeoing is, at the same time, the most popular and certainly the most dangerous sport in America. Participation requires excellent physical conditioning on the part of all riders. To help defray club expenses PHS Rodeo Club members held a dance and also a bake sale this year. (Right) Trent Adcock competes in the world's most dangerous sport at the Plainview Rodeo Club's annual rodeo. David Kerns and Trent Adcock try to figure out how to arrange the showcase most attractively for the Rodeo Club. 94 Rodeo Club members include: (Kneeling) L-R, David Kerns (president), Priscilla Ellis, Brenda Cole (queen), Trent Adcock (vice-president), Jamie Johnson (treasurer), Patty Chambers (secretary), Mark Renolds, (Standing) L-R, Mark Lee, Mack Lees, Donald Kruse, Dale Zeleny, David Hooper, Tracy Hindman (school sponsor), Lynn Borchardt, Brian Freese and Brent Crossland (sponsor). Patty Chambers waits for the next event at the Plainview High Rodeo. 95 Thespian members include: (FRONT ROW) Liz Hunt, Malcolm Cundiff, Joe Stafford, Bryan Houlette, Faith Harding, Keith Curry, Cindy Green, Scott Butler, Becky Williams; (BACK ROW) Johnny Hill, Rico Rey, Mark Smith, D'Lea Perry, Leah Covey, David Tucker and Josie Dominguez. Thespian officers are: (iOP TO BOTTOM) Scott Butler (president); Rico Rey (vice-president); David Tucker (projects); Keith Curry (scrapbook); Becky Williams (scrapbook); Bryan Houlette (treasurer); Johnny Hill (sergeant-at-arms). (Above) Scott Butler, president of Thespians, lights the candles during the induction ceremony. Thespians act to perfection (Right) Thespian pledges are: Mark Smith, Leah Covey, Josie Dominquez and D'Lea Perry. 97 Honor Society aims for best National Honor Society officers are: David Tucker (vice-president); Ritchie Norrell (president); Susan Morgan (secretary); Lisa Taylor (treasurer). Ritchie Norrell (president) recites the National Honor Society pledge for new members. 98 Principal Jerry Don George gives Dana Howerton a National Honor Society certificate at the initation service. In the background are Mrs. Joanne Bowers (sponsor), Laurie Krauel and Lisa Taylor. Ann Rice gives flowers to parents of new members. Receiving flowers are Mr. and Mrs. McGowen, parents of Jody McGowen. 99 Clubs enrich student life National Junior Honor Society officers are: (SEATED) Krystal Gaylor (secretary); (STANDING) Paula Butlar (vice-president); Russ McBeth (president) and B. Terrell (treasurer). Members of Radio-TV club are: (FRONT), left to right, Aaron Trey Hunter, Eddie Marroquin, Travis Turner, Paul Lee, Israel Nunez, Clifford Holt, David Gallardo, Paulinda Maldonado and Tay Hindman. Arnold; (BACK) Jesse Ybarra, Shane Ritter, Ray Valladarez, 100 ROW) Linda Wallace, Tammie Gunnels, Andrea Hayes, Lori Yowell, Lianna Watson, Kathy Wall, Lori Assiter, Mary Lynn Thompson, Anna Torres, Kay Nimmo, Helen Hayes; (BACK ROW) Deedee Purdu, Ginger Hayes, Patti Lane, Jan May, Bettye Culpepper, Jeanean Rice, Sandra Harriss, Marla Kay Ramsey, Melinda Livesay, Kristi Rowan and Maria Tinoco. FTA members are: (FRONT ROW) John Smith (sponsor), Tammy Thorton, Cristi Jones, Christy Wilds, Karyn Julian, Norma Ramos, Lisa Ginn, Tamera Johnson, Karen Wason, Mrs. Nancy Baucum (sponsor), Mrs. Linda Hatchel (sponsor); (SECOND ROW) Mitzi Ehresman, Dawn Burns, Shelly Bedwill, Felica Tipton, Cindy Morton, Pam Willborn, Julie Sandidge, Rhonda Haarmeyer, Jennifer Hatch; (THIRD FTA wins state honors Members of the FTA scrapbook committee winning a trophy at state are: Marla Kay Ramsey (treasurer), Lisa Ginn (historian), Jan May (president), Melinda Livesay (histor- ian), Cindy Morton, Sandra Harriss and Tamera Johnson (secretary). 101 VOCT students gain experience First period VOCT members include (Front) Jimmy Collins, Gallardo, Eric Willianson, Abel Morales, Dewayne Vail, Rusty Hawkins, Mario Rodriquez, Brenda Savage, Madelyn Leroy Lopez and H. L. Pennell (sponsor). Voyles, Juan Portillo; (BACK) Vincent Brockman, Trinidad 4th period VOCT members include (FRONT) Jeanne Perez, Gonqales, Gloria Cantu; (BACK) Manuel Fsquievel, T. C. Bobbie Collins, Pam Williams, Gwoune Jackson, Tony Collins, Jerry Adams, Louis Flores and Tony Mares. 102 HERO club members include (FRONT ROW) Gina Wright, Karyn Julian, Diana Trevino, Tamara Johnson, Debra Lockett, James Ellis, Sue Stanford (advisor); (SECOND ROW) Rudy Alvarez, Becky Pratt, Jesse Silvas, Nickie Anderson, Kathy Douglas, Joe Backer; (BACK ROW) Freddy Gutierrez, Cindy Chandler, JoAnn Tullis, Oscar Cabera, Pam McCoy, Tony Holloway, Robbie King, Tami Chennault and Jim Crowell. HERO continues to work HECE members Joann Tullis, Tony Holloway and Tamera Johnson prepare for Teacher Appreciation Day. 103 FHA members are (FRONT), left to right, Cindy Mitchell (treasurer), (BACK) LaDean Wall, Theresia Craft, Sandi (historian-publicity), Yolandola Rocha (vice-president), Stanford, Jane Warren, Pam Penka, Jenny Uranga, Anna Beatrice Torres (president), Stephanie McDonough Maria Torres and Norma Ramos. Members of FHA look at their scrapbook. They are (SITTING), Stephanie McDonough, Lisa Kersh (sponsor), Jane Warren, Judy Sanders; (STANDING), Cindy Mitchell, Yolan- da Rocha, Norma Ramos and Melody Samson. 104 FHA keeps busy Theresa Craft and Jane Warren hold the roses that were exchanged during FHA week. and FHA. 105 Key club members are: (FRONT ROW) Shonnie Tremble, Tanya Long, Tracy Hill, Josie Dominguez, Karen Wason, Georgia Hodges, Lori Kemp, Lisa Gambrell, Ellen Gardner, Scarlet Landry, Lori Griffith, Shelia Landry, Biff Adams, Dee Stanford, Teresa Farmer, Karen Fleming, Kim Weatherford; (SECOND ROW) Mary Aldaco, Melissa Nail, Sonya Snelling, Marie Hooper, Shelly Tramel, Liz Hart, Leah Kay Lyle, Judy Rice, Melia Vadder, Sindy Stanford, Krystal Gaylor, Allyson Quinby, Julie Terrell, Wendy Jackson, Kyleen Walker; (THIRD ROW) Chris Goree, Leslie Trevino, Laura Branch, DeLisa Vadder, Torrie Norrell, Mandy Igo, Russ Reecer, Jody McGowen, Manuel Gonzales, Brent Adair, Kaci Wofford, Sandi Stanford, Danny Perez; (FOURTH ROW) Mr. Alfred Henderson, Eric Weidenbach, Steve George, Pat Marse, Ritchie Norrell, Kevin Mosley, Russ McBeth, Kirk Evans, Tim Johnson, Joseph Sherwood, Jerry Cargill, Micah Weaks, Jeff Baucum, Thame Chapman, B. Terrell, Myron Weindenbach, Randy Tykel, Scottie Hill, Mrs. Noel. 106 Georgia Hodges (CENTER) talks to Key club sponsors Mrs. Noel and Mr. Henderson about club activities. Key club officers are: (FRONT) Manuel Gonzales Mosley (treasurer); (BACK) Laura Branch (secretary), (parliamentarian), Jody McGowen (vice-president), Kevin Georgia Hodges (president). Key Club plans for community service Representatives for Key Club are: Chris Goree (freshman), brell (senior), (CENTER) Scottie Hill (voting delegate). Kirk Evans (sophomore), Tanya Long (junior), Lisa Gam- 107 Auto Mechanic II members are: (FRONT ROW) Benito Hernandez. (BACK ROW) Eric Jackson, Gaylon Stukey, Bill Salazar, Brad Edwards, Roy Garibay, Tim Freeman, Jessie Peoples, and Wayne Ross. Auto Mechanics master skills Auto Mechanic I members are: (FRONT ROW) Adam Nolan, Jorge Rios, Mark Warren, Mike Williams; (SECOND ROW) Jessie Rubio, Tony Alonzo, Johnny Tonche, Raul Enriquez, Thomas Alvarado, Louis Melendez; (BACK ROW) Manuel Samarippa, Mark Renoylds, Jon Holbert, Robert Medina, Jessie Mercado and Norman Goen, instructor. DE provides opportunities Members of DECA I include: (FRONT ROW) Allyson Bilberry; (BACK ROW) Thressa Langston (treasurer), Roy Quinby (vice-president), Steve Curry, Debbie Chapman, Martinez, Kurk Phillips (sergeant-at-arms), Pat Durham, Marilyn Chandler, Sharia Hallman, Lee Whitacre, Kristi Scott James, Kevin Mayden and Kenneth Gipson. Members of DECA II include: (FRONT ROW) Mary Aldaco, Williams, Daniel Perez, Mark McDonald (president), Lee Tammy Watson, Kelly Oliphant, Lisa Gambrell (secretary), Adams, Lyndon Devin and Dick Dye, sponsor. Audrey Ellis; (BACK ROW) Domingo Silvas, Claudette 109 VOCCT members include: (FRONT) Kathy Collins, Sally (BACK) Nelda Pena, Gerardo Lucio, Joseph Moreno, Ray Mercado, Elida Garces, Diana Guerra Vasquez, Jesse Morales. VOCCT teaches office skills VOCCT members are: (FRONT) Margie Saucedo, Gabriel Danny Mitchell; (BACK) Renay Jackson, Javier Falcon, Tino Munoz, John Gatewood, Ricky Hernandez, Eddie Garcia, Ramos, Weslsy Loflin. 110 ICT combines class with work 2nd period ICT members include (FRONT) Randy Watson, Quintana, Bobby Raymer, Bert Ehreshman, Stan Hatch, Mr. Theresa Dunn, Rudy Garcia, Minerva Sanchez, Pam Penka, Jenkins (sponsor). Delwin Derrick; (BACK) Jerry Garcia, Murlyn Keller, Tony 3rd period ICT members include (FRONT) Mr. Jenkins Borchardt, Aaron Fleck, Lonnie Harris, Alan Duncan, Deedra (sponsor), Sandra Jacobs, Lisa Golden, Jana Rubac, Marcus McMennamy, Anglia Shugart, Joey McCall. Murr, Glyn Davis, Lorie Freir, Beatrice Torres; (BACK) Lynn 111 VOE club officers are: (FRONT) Karen Churchwell (reporter), Francie Whitaker (historian), Jan May (president), Lisa Savage (vice-president), Helen Hayes (parliamentarian), Kevin McLain (sergeant-at-arms) and (secretary), Kenna Duckett (treasurer); (BACK) Anita Aldaco Lori Hefflefinger (chaplain). V OF members show their awards won at Area contest. Theresa Turner, Mrs. Finney (sponsor), Mrs. Kaiser (SITTING) Patti Lane, Jan May, Lisa Savage; (STANDING) (sponsor), Debbire Debbie Sawaya. VOE CO-OP: (FRONT) Anita Aldaco, Karen Churchwell, Chiddix, Nancy Hayes, Kelly Parrish, Sheron Weeks, Vicky Brenda Cole, Monica George, Valerie Carter, Patty Perez, Wofford; (BACK) Francie Whitaker, Kevin McLain, Patti Yvonne Guterrez; (MIDDLE) Patrice Duncan, Lisa Ray, Lori Lane, Jan May, Jeannie West, Donna Wallace. VOE LAB: (FRONT) Dianna LaFuente, Sandy Reyes, Hatch, Erma Lopez, Carla Orsak, Laqueta Bearden; (BACK) Esmeralda Garcia, Debbie Sawaya, Tina Diaz, Lisa Ginn, Lori Hefflefinger, Shonnie Trimble, Kenna Duckett, Thresa Dana Howerton, Linda Vasquez; (MIDDLE) Barbara Leal, Turner, Judy Norwood, Lisa Savage, Mariana Sanchez. Patty Parker, Thelma Rodriquez, Helen Hayes, Jennifer FFA wins numerous awards FFA members include: (BOTTOM) Marcus Murr, Leslea Bivins, Rhonda Andrews, DeVetta Russell, Janie Morgan, Jamie Johnson, Barry Hughey; (SECOND ROW) David Hooper, Kevin Olson, David Kerns, Jerry Stair, Trent Adcock, Ricky Parr, James Forbes, Allen Adcock, Dee McVicker, Andy Pruitt, Kelly Bryant, Joe Macha, Gume Garcia; (BACK ROW) Fred Mulkey, Steve Foster, Allen Monroe, Terry Clark, Blake Walter, Bill Hayes, Darrell Kruse, Chris Alvis; (NOT PICTURED) Vondal Burnett, Trey Hunter, Jimmy Cornelius, Doug Oldfield, Tommy West, Buster Perry and Sam Williams. FFA members are: (FRONT ROW) Scott Baucum, Marie Hooper, Koy Stair, Steve Olson, Jeff Langston, Keith Bell, Peter Anzaldua, Patty Chambers, Tony McMerrian, Billy McClenney; (BACK ROW) Monte Clark, Curtis Elledge, Stephen Steen, Kelly Fleming, W. T. Andrae, Ray Ferguson, Richard Perry, Terry Perry; (NOT PICTURED) Robert Campbell, Priscilla Ellis, Randy Ellis, Armondo Gauna, David Voyles, Gregg Forbes, Mack Lees, Kelly Yarbrough, Kent Buchanan, Randy Palmer and Elizebeth Williams. David Hooper, Jerry Stair and Kelly Bryant show the award they won at a recent stock show. 114 FIRST IB CHAPTER PARMENTO CHAPTER CONDUCTING DIST. 1980 Trent Adcock, James Forbes, Alan Adcock, Jamie Johnson and David Kerns show an award won at a recent FFA contest. Marcus Murr, Joe Macha and Kelly Bryant hold their first place and second place awards. fifth g dairy cattle PLAINVIEW DIST. Monte Clark, Steve Olson and Mickey Bye show the fifth place award won for Dairy Cattle Judging. 115 Building Trades teaches skill Plainview High Building Trades students get their annual housing project underway early in the year. Members of the Building Trades class work carefully on the roof to complete the house on time. 116 This house, located on Navasota,is one of the many built by PHS Building Trades classes. This house was their main project for 1980-81. Ismael Hinojosa and Ray Hernadez cut floor facing boards. 117 rt club members are (FRONT ROW) Joe Ramirez, Brenda Montez, Eddie Arteaga, Albert Salas, Chris McKinnis, Sylvia Rodriquez, Velvet Belyeu, Wanda Mow, Bennie Arnold; (BACK ROW) Wayne Scarborough, Terry Williams, Angel Pena, Jaunice Alvarez, Linda Nimmo, Thomas Alvarado, Lee Browning, Rudy Alvarez, Jeff Younger, Robert Medina, Emil Kramer, Diana Vera, Diane Hayes, Carolyn Vasquez, Charles McNultez, Paulinda Arnold, Stephanie McDon- ough, Clifford Holt, Melinda Vernon, Benito Herrera and Ray Davis. (LEFT) Brenda Montez, Arete Art club president, Velvet Belyeu, and Eddie Arteaga display art work at an art exhibit held in May in downtown Plainview. 118 Arete Art Club sponsors exhibit Members of the Arete Art Club and of the photography class spent a day at Western Plaza Mall in Amarillo in February to see the Scholastic Art Awards regional exhibit there. Those making the trip were, from left, Donna Douglas, Benito Herrera, Cliffird Holt, Alberto Aguirre, Brenda Arete Art Club member Brenda Montez explains Thomas Alvarado's Tree of Hands to Plainviewan Bob Bass during a club exhibition. 119 Montez, Scott James, Brian Billington, Teresa Farmer, Georgia Hodges, Stephanie McDonough, Melinda Vernon, Dianne Hayes, Stuart Swartz, Randy Walzier, Linda Nimmo, Lien Nguyen, Charles McNulty and Velvet Belyeu. H O N O R S 121 122 LaVERN ROACH AWARD Benito Herrera Georgia Hodges Vondal Burnett BEST ALL AROUND 126 SENIOR FAVORITES Brent Hackett Jill Bradley 128 SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Andy Dunlap Lisa Nolan SENIOR FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP Jamie Johnson Cindy Black 130 JUNIOR FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP Steve Williams Kenna Duckett FRESHMAN FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP Gina Reed Rene Gonzales SOPHOMORE FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP Krystal Gaylor Kenneth Hallman ■ DAVID HOOPER Agriculture ERIC JACKSON Auto Mechanics 132 LEONARDO CASTILLO Building Trades WALTER TAYLOR Choral Music 133 CYRETHIA SKIDMORE Business g LISA TAYLOR French SCOTT BUTLER Drama MELIA VADDER English FRANCES WEST DAVID TUCKER Social Studies 143 Dogs number in district play The 1980 Angry Red football team, (picked to be next to last in the district) shocked everyone when they won the district crown for the second time in three years—the second time in the history of Plainview High School. The Dogs stood 8-2 for the season and 4-0 in district play when it was all over. The Dogs played the Amarillo Sandies (whom they had defeated 28-13 earlier in the season) for the Bi-District title and were defeated. The score was 9-10. It was a heartbreaking loss because of the closeness of the score. Also, many of the fans were hoping for a possible rematch of the Bulldogs and the Odessa Permian Mojos later in the year. Coaches for the 1980 season are: (FRONT ROW) Bennie Head Coach Greg Sherwood, Windy Williams, Ed Moore Witherspoon, Neil Billingsley, Pat Tone, Dennis Tomlin, and Trainer Tracy Hindman. Kevin Wiseman, Sam Harrell. (BACK ROW) Buck Buchanan, Varsity Football PHS 21 Estacado 12 20 Tascosa 21 12 Midland Lee 16 21 Amarillo 13 14 Clovis 21 40 Carlsbad 12 21 Hereford 0 20 Monterey 14 35 Coronado 7 28 Lubbock 7 9 Amarillo 10 District Game Bi-District Game 144 Varsity coaches and team members from left to right are: (FRONT ROW) Coach Witherspoon, Vondal Burnett, Jay Webb, Roy Mason, Biff Billingsley, Elias Manrrique, Bill Hayes, Donnie Ballard, Ray Hernandez, Luthez Thompson, Rodney Herring, Coach Harrell, Coach Hindman, (SECOND ROW) Coach Tone, Billy Yarbrough, Manuel Gonzales, Benito Herrera, P. W. Thompson, Greg Carter, Greg Blankenship, Robert Jones, Kirk Wilson, Jerry Cargill, Rodney White, Gary Beck, Wesley Alexander, Coach Moore. (THIRD ROW) Coach Wiseman, Richard Herrera, Bobby Penada, James Forbes, Wade James, Mark Smith, Jack Ball, Kirk Evans, Randy Dorsey, Trent Adcock, Stan Sherwood, Tay Hindman, Steve Williams, Head Coach Greg Sherwood, (BACK ROW) Coach Tomlin, Coach Buchanan, Tim Johnson, Bracken Finney, David Gallardo, Dean Taykl, Mike Fields, Alan Adcock, Harold King, Richie Norrell, Kevin Mosley, James Castle, David Pena, Brit Mayberry, Coach Williams, Coach Billingsley. The trainers for 1980 are (FRONT) Head Trainer Tracy Billington, Jamie Johnson and Scott Baucum. Hindman, (Left to right) Mark Lam, Pete Garcia, Brian 145 The first game of the year, with the Bulldogs playing the Estacado Matadors on homeground, ended with a 21-12 win for Plainview. The offense and the defense played extremely well with Pat Brown making three touchdowns before the fourth quarter. The second game, against the Tascosa Rebels, resulted in a 20-21 loss for Plainview—a close game and an upsetting one for Bulldog fans. Losing again to Midland Lee, the Angry Red fought another close game battle for the 12-16 loss. The Bulldogs were still fighting mad when they won the Amarillo Sandie game 21-13. P. W. Thompson sets out for a run in the Estacado game as he dodges Billy Yarbrough. Bulldog Michael Mosely (44) watches a play as the Dogs battle for a touchdown against Tascosa. 146 Bulldogs win against Estacado Angry Red's Jerry Cargill slips through a tough spot while making a run in the Midland Lee game. Brit Mayberry fights for the ball during a Sandies game. 147 Bulldogs beat Monterey! P. W. Thompson charges across the field as he goes out for a pass during an Angry Red game. The fifth game of the season, against the highly acclaimed Clovis Wildcats, ended with a last-second victory for Clovis. With the score tied in the fourth quarter, the Wildcats managed to make the dreaded last minute touchdown, winning the game and putting the Bulldogs at 2-3 for the season record at that time. The next game, against Carlsbad, went much better, as the Bulldogs aced the game, coming out with a score of 40-12, filling the Bulldogs with pride and giving them the confidence to face their first district game of the season the next week. At the Carlsbad game. Biff Billingsly (13) aides his fellow teammate Harold King (45) to make the goal. 148 P. W. Thompson starts for another run—thisone in the Hereford game. In their first district game of the year, the Bulldogs showed they had what it takes. Stomping the Hereford Whitefaces into the ground, the Angry Red breezed through with a score of 21-0, bringing their season record to 4-3. The eighth game of the season was against Monterey on Halloween—also Homecoming. The Dogs sweated out the week before the game, dreading the match against their toughest rival. However, when the big night finally arrived, the Bulldogs fought long and hard and came out with a 20-14 victory, winning their second district game. At the Monterey game, Kirk Wilson has a battle of his own against the dreaded Plainsmei 149 Angry Red competes for Bi-District title Pat Brown (22) and Tim Johnson (54) engage in some fancy footwork in their battle against the Mustangs. The third district game of the season, against Coronado, ended in victory for the Angry Red. In the final 24 minutes of play, the Dogs scored 28 unanswered points, bringing the final score to a rousing 35-7. In the next game, against the Lubbock High Westerners, the Bulldogs ended the regular season with a 28-7 win. The Bulldogs secured the district title in this, the final district game. (RIGHT) the one and only P. W. Thompson races across the field as he pushes past the Westerners. 150 Unable to keep back the tears, the Dogs hold up their fingers in the school sign of unity, after the upsetting loss to the Amarillo Sandies in bi-district playoffs. 151 Pat Brown gets ready to throw a pass while P. W. Thompson holds back the Sandies. The final game of the year—the bi-district contest with the Amarillo Sandies—ended in defeat for the Angry Red. Losing by only one point and that in the last seconds of the game, made the defeat particularly painful for the Angry Red and their loyal fans. Still and all, the Bulldogs had a good year and their fans were proud of them, as always. Lubbock High 16 13 Muleshoe 6 8 Lubbock High 33 20 Coronado 6 13 Levelland 13 8 Olton 21 20 Hereford 0 46 Record 4-3 Kenneth Hallman of the JV Blue team goes for a touchdown in a JV game. 152 ' ■ JV-where Varsity stars are born JV Blue Team members are (FRONT ROW) Israel Nunez, Bobby Pineda and Thomas Rios. (SECOND ROW) Quennoth Dunlap, Rod Fennell, David Roberts, Donald Cleveland, Hollis Dunlap, Randy Johnson, Kenneth Hallman, Anthony McAdoo, Sammy Urrutia and Jerry Smith; (THIRD ROW) Coach Sam Harrell, Mickey Bye, Mark Dunlap, Wayne Austin, Russ Patterson, Ricky Rodriquez, Louis Rios, Tony McMurrian, Stephen Steen, Coach Buchanan; (BACK ROW) Myron Weidenbach, Marty Garcia, Blake Barton, Terry Dunlap, Steve Olson, Micha Weaks, Drury Roberts, Jeff Baucum and B. Terrell. JV Red Team members are, (FRONT ROW), left to right, Andy Dunlap, Jose Arroya, Tommy Alcozar, David Hipalito, Michel Flores, Terry Williams (manager) and Joe Bradley. (SECOND ROW) Jimmy Valasquez, Eddie Perez, William Braxton, Timothy Coleman, Johnny Escobar, Brian Cramer, Mike Moyers, Tommy Love; (THIRD ROW) Coach Kevin Wiseman, Harold Ball, Gasper Martinez, Ruben Rivera, Mark Lee, Pat Marse, George Sanchez, Robert Magallenes, Lee Micks, Jim Bob Hooper, Coach Bennie Whitherspoon; (BACK ROW) Ben Morene, George Velez, Bryan Freese, Randy Roberts, Russ McBeth, Jeff Harrell, Thame Chapman, Paul Young, Jerry Harvey and Lee Bustos. Randy Johnson fights hard to keep the ball at the JV Blue game against Monterey. 153 Freshmen make good Members of the Freshman Blue Team are (FRONT ROW) Mike Vasquez, Larry VillreaL Jeff Stalcup, Mike Baker, Eddie Montez, Armando Gauna, Stacy McGuire. (Row 2) Roland Resendez, Joel Daniel, Wayne McDonald, John Joe Perez, Kelly Pirkle, Link Hammer, Peter Gualaradjo, Jerry Vera, Ismeal Leal. (Row 3) Joel Hill, David Hernandez, Ernest Cleveland, Eric Nash, Eric Weidenbach, Chad Cale, Lupe Villeral, Brad Bowman, Kelly Yarbrough, (Row 4) Luis Ruiz, Albert Chapa, Lee Jones, Don Ferguson, Steve George, Jaime Sanchez, Shannon Thrasher, Ray Thompson, Arnie Martinez and Randy Williams. The Bulldog survival station—complete with cokes, towels, squeeze bottles, and water canisters. 154 Freshman Red team members are, (Row 1) Dan Steffy, Neal Gillespie, Randy Ellis, John Hunter, Mitch Tone, Robert Pardo, Jose Luna. (Row 2) David Voyles, Donald Loflin, Doug Barnes, Arturo Hernandez, David Perez, Jr., Gary Mosley, Jessie Rodriquez, Richard Deluna, Brian Faulkner, Ray Moreno, (ROW 3) Joe Jimenez, Craig Etheredge, Dennis Williams, Kirk Hill, Ronnie Ortegon, Clay McPeek, Jessie Hernandez, Russell Horan, Mark Mull, Manager, Stacy Brooks. (Row 4) Mike Tone, David Perez, Brent Richburg, Randy Green, Johnny Mulkey, Alfonso Chapa, Ernest Hererra, Moses Castillo and Allen Tanner. Lady Bulldogs achieve another winning season Delesa Vadder eyes the basket before attempting to shoot in the Lubbock Westerner game. Girls Varsity Basketball Team members are: (FRONT ROW), Vadder, Patty Chambers, Gay Hemphill, Cindy Black, left to right, Ronda Weatherly, Jami Shores, Shelly Hindman Donna Jackson, Laura Branch and Brenda Hall. (BACK ROW) Coach Melynn Hunt, Jody McGowen, Delesa 156 Jody McGowen dribbles the ball during a practice session. Girls Varsity Basketball Bulldogs Opponents Gruver 60 36 Clovis 60 42 Canyon 56 53 Abernathy 50 55 Hale Center 56 51 Dallas-South Oak Cliff 49 56 Nazareth 52 56 New Deal 50 47 Brownfield 60 42 Abernathy 69 65 Slaton 49 41 Palo Duro 63 47 Amarillo High 45 44 Caprock 77 41 Clovis 68 52 Abernathy 48 52 Killeen High 77 75 Waco High 60 43 Wraco Midway 49 39 Austin Lanier 50 51 Amarillo High 55 57 Tascosa 54 47 Clovis 70 45 Coronado 62 45 Palo Duro 63 32 Lubbock High 58 34 Monterey 58 64 Hereford 44 42 Coronado 56 35 Lubbock High 77 34 Monterey 63 59 46 54 Record 23-9 157 Jami Shores attempts to avoid a determined opponent. The Varsity Girls do a little cheerleading themselves while they await the start of a game. (LOWER RIGHT) The Varsity Girls plan their next plays during a little mid-game pep talk. Laura Branch, left, and Donna Jackson were two of the Varsity Girls' stalwarts in 1980-81. 158 159 Mica Williams and Jill Bradley whoop it up at a varsity game. Laura Branch vies with an opponent for the ball. Junior Dean, Dale Smith, (on ladder) is assisted by Freshman Dean Ronnie Wood in repairing the net during the Monterey game. The Varsity Girls take their places of honor during a pep rally. 160 Every game is a challenge (LEFT) Laura Branch bursts through the Angry Red dot as she leads the Lady Dogs onto the courts for an important game. (Above) Ronda Weatherly stretches for the basket. (BELOW) Juniors cheer the varsity team on during a rowdy pep rally. JV Girls have good season Lori, Diana, Georgia, Mica, Jill and Jayne cheer the Dogettes on during halftime. An opponent pursues Paleaa Hall, trying to prevent another Angry Red goal. JV Girls Basketball Michele Edwards dodges an opponent in a dash for the goal. Abernathy Bulldogs 48 Opponent 49 New Deal 38 22 Idalou 43 32 Slaton 36 38 Muleshoe 33 34 Palo Duro 40 22 Tascosa 34 24 Dimmitt 31 35 Caprock 58 9 Clovis 52 30 Abernathy 57 38 Amarillo High 44 50 Tascosa 50 31 Clovis 48 29 Coronado 43 32 Palo Duro 40 48 Lubbock High 74 24 Monterey 50 34 Hereford 42 40 Coronado 47 35 Lubbock High 72 12 Monterey 52 65 Hereford 43 49 Record 15-8 Girls Junior Varsity Basketball team members are: (FRONT ROW) Renee Herring, Torrie Norrell, Leslie Gilleland, Scarlet Landry, Jackie Ross, Sandi Mayfield and Michelle Edwards. (BACK ROW) Dessie Jones, Janette Hallman, Angela Young, Sonya Greenfield, Kim Faver, Paula Butlar, Marleta Riggins and Coach Vicki Hatton. 163 Sonya Greenfield (24) tries her best to get the ball into the basket. (ABOVE) Marietta Riggins (52) and an unidentified Monterey player soar for the ball. (BELOW) Marietta Riggins makes a successful free throw shot. Freshman Girls Blue team members are: (KNEELING) Melissa Gonzales, Cheryl Riggins and Kim Norris. (BACK ROW) Coach Ernie Kahn, Hope Moffitt, Cary Shugert, Sharon Dowis and Ruth Johnson. Freshman Girls Red team members are: (KNEELING) Marci Smith, Kay Nimmo, Gayle Johnson and Diane Berry. (BACK ROW) Beth Burkhart, Cynthia Hemphill, Elsa Aguillar and Coach George Franklin. 165 Dogs win district championship Gil Wright grasps frantically for the ball while trying to make a basket. Alton Jackson makes a high jum p at one point in the Hereford game. 166 Members of the Bulldog basketball team are: (Front row) Chuck Ray, Kevin Hearn, Arthur Washington, Alton Jackson and Eric Wood. (Second row) Richie Norrell, Jery Walker, Gil Wright, Craig Williams, Dean Teykl and Lee Carter. Team members gather around Coach Bob Moore during a time out to plan strategy. Boys Varsity Basketball Coach Moore gets a victory pin from cheerleader Georgia Hodges. Bulldogs Opponent Odessa 66 44 Clovis 58 79 Levelland 39 40 Abernathy 52 58 Borger 46 67 Pam pa 57 67 Big Spring 62 58 Levelland 50 73 Estacado 78 66 Palo Duro 72 68 Amarillo 54 56 Clovis 72 89 Abernathy 71 68 Hobbs 67 110 Kofa 59 73 Carlsbad 72 59 Odessa 69 61 Amarillo 47 56 Tascosa 54 57 Borger 59 70 Caprock 52 47 Lubbock High 74 65 Monterey 53 56 Hereford 69 52 Coronado 52 49 Lubbock High 91 54 Monterey 53 48 Hereford 54 47 Coronado 63 59 Pam pa 52 53 167 Record 15-15 After school scrimmages are important in all sports. Gil Wright's shot is blocked by the many arms of Monterey Plainsmen. The second half of the Monterey game is underway. 168 Gil Wright gets the tip-off in the Caprock game. Alton Jackson dribbles down the court with Richie Norrell following. Gil Wright soars after the ball, trying to score against Caprock. 169 Gil Wright puts one in the basket during a Lubbock High game. (ABOVE) Richie Norrell leaps high to thwart a Westerner. (BELOW) The cheerleaders are always there to boost Bulldog morale. 170 Alton Jackson eludes a Lubbock player. Eric Woods leaps through the victory sign held by the cheerleaders before the second half of a Lubbock High game. 171 Boys J V Basketball team members are: (kneeling) Jonathon Dean Teykl, Jackie Ray, Jeff Baucum and Coach Sam Carter, Randy Johnson, Craig Williams, Todd Denton, Billy Harrell. McClenney and Kenneth Hallman. (Back Row) Greg Carter, JV Boys Basketball Odessa Bulldogs 70 Opponent 57 New Deal Bulldogs 70 Opponent 52 Clovis 51 70 Abernathy 83 47 Levelland 60 53 Odessa 58 40 Abernathy 80 36 Tascosa 52 47 Borger 57 62 Borger 64 69 Pampa 71 60 Caprock 65 51 Palo Duro 70 76 Lubbock High 64 54 Canyon 76 71 Monterey 60 47 Hereford 104 57 Hereford 65 50 Palo Duro 67 71 Coronado 45 56 Slaton 96 59 Lubbock High 49 46 Crosby ton 68 66 Monterey 63 41 Clovis 67 69 Hereford 45 49 Frenship 54 49 Coronado 45 57 Record 19-9 172 Russ McBeth (42) watches as Quennoth Dunlap fights for the ball at a Coronado game. The Bulldogs hold their breaths, along with the Plainsmen, as the ball heads toward the goal in a free throw attempt. 173 Members of the Boys Sophomore Basketball team are: (kneeling) Michael Flores, Quennoth Dunlap, Brent Adair, Marvin Ellis, Julian Sierra and Myron Weidenbach. (Standing) Coach Kevin Wiseman, Patrick Smith, B. Terrell, Russ McBeth, Micah Weaks, Randy Roberts, Paul Young and Albert Aguirre. Sophomore guys all gather around to hear what's being said by Coach Wiseman. Sophomore Boys Basketball Bulldogs Opponents Odessa 60 44 Clovis 52 83 Levelland 62 54 Borger 45 56 Pam pa 81 62 Clovis 66 63 Odessa 54 55 Borger 65 46 Lubbock High 66 34 Monterey 58 60 Hereford 50 69 Coronado 67 47 Lubbock High 69 59 Monterey 60 50 Hereford 52 48 Coronado 60 59 Idalou 53 49 Slaton 78 75 Muleshoe 75 56 Slaton 99 54 Record 15-5 174 Freshman Red team members are: (KNEELING) Jessie Sierra, Kelly Yarbrough, Ronnie Ortegon, Steve Lemmons, Danny Steffy and Mark Mull. (SECOND ROW) Donald Kruse, Randy Green, Henry Hunt, Roy Thompson, Craig Etheridge, Brad Bowman and Steve George. Members of the Freshman Blue team are: (KNEELING) Dickerson, Randy Hollahan, David Perez, Mike Baker, Brent Ernest Cleveland, Stacy Brooks, Richard Rios, James Black, Richburg, Randy Williams, Robert Pardo and Chris Eric Weidenbach and John Shores. (STANDING) Lance Dillard. 175 (FRONT ROW) left to right, Jamie Shores, Kay Cleveland, (manager), Cindy Hemphill,Gwuone Thompson, Trevina Sharia Hallman, Brenda Hall, Tammy Carter, Kay Neal. Uddley and Coach Kahn. (BACK ROW) Tanya Long, Laura Branch, Gay Hemphill mssmassm . m An Angry Red teammate watches as the volleyball goes flying across the net, scoring a point for the girls. 176 The Plainview High School volleyball girls take time to discuss strategies with Coach Ernie Kahn. Everyone wants to get in the picture. 177 Tennis team gains prominence Members of the Varsity Tennis Team are (Front Row) Mandy Igo, Stacy Gabriel, Kim Tuttle, Lori Griffith, Ellen Gardner, Scarlet Landry, Sheila Landry (Middle Row) Robert Box, Leslie Higdon, Janie Jackson, Randy Sooter, Chris Gorey, Mary Lynn Thompson, Burton Smith, Reyes Flores (Top Coach Steve Foster summarized the '81 tennis season by saying, It was interesting, what with a new coach, a young team, and some surprisingly good wins. The netters concluded the fall schedule with an 11-5 record. In the spring, the team brought home the first place team trophy from the Borger Team Tournament. They finished fourth in both district tournaments. The team has a positive outlook about next year and the years to come. With the help of Coach Steve Foster and the experience gained by the young team this year things are expected to get better. Row) Coach Steve Foster, Susan Morgan, Richelle Morgan, Bud Caddell, Scottie Havenhill, Charles Morgan, Ricky Butler, Tim Brown, Bill Harris, David Bird, Richey Havenhill, Judy Rice, Gena McLain, and Corene Ortiz. 178 Bill Harris watches the ball closely, hoping to ace his opponent. Susan Morgan concentrates on her forehand serve return during a daily practice session. 179 Keeping his eyes on the ball, Tim Brown prepares for a forehand smash. Richey Havenhill puts away an overhead smash to win the point during a daily singles match. Chris Gorey concentrates and reaches high for the ball Sheila Landry whams a crosscourt forehand, hoping to win while practicing his serve. the point. 180 Ellen Gardner steps into a forehand while warming up before her match. Ricky Butler shows much determination on a forehand return during an afternoon practice. 181 Bill Harris stretches for an overhead slam as partner Tim Brown watches during a doubles match. Baseballers look to future Both the JV and the Varsity baseball teams had disappointing seasons this year. The JV had a record of 2-6 and the Varsity had 7-20 record. The Dogs were unfortunate, as the weather was often not good for sports. The JV's best game was played against the Coronado Mustangs. Michael Flores pitched for 11 innings and struck out 25 players. The game ended in defeat by a score of 3-2. The Varsity team lacked experience since there were only five returning lettermen. The pitchers were Rodney White, Kevin Moseley and Michael Flores. Catchers were Peter Vera and Brent Richburg. The infieldmen were Andrew Dunlap, Jesse Soliz, Jerry Vera, Alton Jackson, Jay Webb, Vondal Burnett and Ronnie Ortegon. Outfield defense consisted of Steve Thompson, Jim Roberson, Bracken Finney, Quennoth Dunlap, Roy Lee Mason and Brent Hackett. The most valuable player this year was Vondal Burnett. Coach John Hill and Jim Roberson talk over strategies of the game. An unidentified Bulldog takes a practice swing before the Andrew Dunlap makes it safe to first base, next pitch. Members of the Varsity Baseball team are (FRONT ROW) L-R, Brent Hackett, Jim Roberson, Ronnie Ortegon, Manual Gonzales, Andrew Dunlap, Quennoth Dunlap. (SECOND ROW) L-R, Craig Williams, Roy Lee Mason, Alton Jackson, Peter Vera, B. Terrell, Steve Thompson, Jay Webb. (BACK ROW) L-R Coach John Hill, Bracken Finney, Darron DeBerry, Kevin Mosely, David Pena, Brent Richburg, Rodney White, and Coach Jim Bob Brown. Members of the JV Baseball team are (FRONT ROW) L-R, Mike Flores, Randy Green, Jesse Solis, Eric Weidenbach, Jimmy Velasquez, Ray Padilla, Oscar Garcia, Greg Pratt, Danny Perez, David Perez, John Perez, Russell Horan, David Rivera, Jerry Vera, Eddie Montez. (BACK ROW) L-R, Hector Gonzales and Brad Bowan. 183 Diamondmen play hard Peter Vera scores another point for the Bulldogs. Andrew Dunlap prepares to take a swing at the ball. 184 The Angry Red diamondmen watch the game from the dugout. Alton Jackson crosses home plate. Andrew Dunlap attempts to steal a base. 185 Baseball team gives it their all! Andrew Dunlap looks towards home plate as he reaches third base. Catcher Peter Vera keeps his distance from a flying baseball bat. 186 Ronnie Ortegon is prepared to catch the ball if it should come his way. Coach Jim Bob Brown watches the game carefully. Steve Thompson watches as Vondal Burnett scores another point for the Dogs. 187 Girls track team does well! Members of the girls varsity track team and coaches are: (FRONT ROW) L-R, Coach Vicki Hatton, Jami Shores, Melinda Carter, Lisa Black, Donna Nails, Jackie Ross, Trevina Uddley, Joanna Kirkpatrick, Annette Chance. (BACK ROW) L-R, Coach Kevin O'Hair, Coach George Franklin, Angela Young, Jeanett Hallman, Mary Halley, Donna Jackson, Kim Favor, Melba Lockett Tania Head, Coach Buck Buchanan and Coach Melynn Hunt. Members of the J V girls track team and coaches are: (FRONT ROW) L-R, Nancy Cortez, Kim Washington, Angela Love, Cheryl Riggins, Melba Garcia, Lisa Nolan, Coach Melynn Hunt. (BACK ROW) L-R, Coach Vicki Hatton, Coach Kevin O'Hair, Renee Sparkman, Ruth Johnson, Christy Steffe, Pene Spencer, Marleta Riggins, Lisa Douglas, Coach George Franklin and Coach Buck Buchanan. 188 Coaches for the girls track teams are: (L-R), Kevin O'Hair, Vicki Hatton, George Franklin, Melynn Hunt and Buck Buchanan. The strength and stamina required for a track event is evident in the face of Kim Favor as she races toward the finish line. 189 Gay Hemphill, who placed second in the state, exhibits her talent in the discus throw. Hemphill places 2nd at state meet This is the first year in Plainview High School history that the girls track team has won the District crown. Gay Hemphill has been the strong point of the team. She won first place in shot put and discus at District. She went on to compete in the state competition where she placed second in both events. Jami Shores has also done a great job in her specialties, the long jump and the triple jump. She placed second in both events at district, thus qualifying her for the regional track meet. Plainview also sent three relays to the regional track meet. Donna Nails, Donna Jackson, Jackie Ross and Melba Lockett participated in the 400 and the 800 meter relays at regional. Angela Young, Jackie Ross, Melinda Carter, and Melba Lockett advanced to regionals in the 1600 meter relay. The girls track team has set new school records in eleven out of fifteen events during the year. PHS finished second overall at the regional track meet held in Lubbock. This is the highest honor accorded any track team, (boys or girls) from PHS. Jami Shores flies through the air during one of her long jump attempts 190 Boys varsity track team members are (Front Row) Coach Norrell, Trent Adcock, Luthez Thompson, Jerry Cargill, Dennis Tomlin, Rod Fennell, Mike Tone, Mitch Tone, Greg Mark Hilliard, Mike Wright and Brian Billington. Carter, Mike Northup, Robert Jones (Back Row) Ritchie Pat Brown goes to state The PHS boys varsity track team led by Coach Dennis Tomlin, finished a successful 1981 season with two regional qualifiers and one state qualifier. Long jumper Pat Brown completed his senior year undefeated in district and regionals and fourth in state in broad jump with 23' 81 2 . Brown set a new school record and made the best jump in the panhandle's history with 23' II3 4 . Luthez Thompson had a second place finish in the intermediate hurdles in the District 4-5 A Track and Field Championship to qualify him for the regional championship. Thompson finished fifth in regionals. Miler Mark Hilliard also had a second place finish in the district championship, thus qualifying him for the regionals. Greg Carter, Luthez Thompson and Jerry Cargill practice relay handoffs during an afternoon session. 191 Trent Adcock clears the hurdle during a warm-up session. Mitch and Mike Tone run a lap at Bulldog Stadium. 192 Pat Brown places 4th in state Pat Brown gets off to a good start in the 400 meter relay. Richie Norrell and Brian Billington excelled in the high jump this year. Varsity tracksters storm down the track in the 300 meter hurdle event at the Bulldog Relays. 193 Girl golfers gain experience Members of the girls golf team are (Front Row) Hinds, Kay Dunning, Shae Patterson, Jody Susan Bryan, Delinda Taylor, Faith Harding, and McGowen and De Standford. Tonjua McMennamy; (Back row) Coach Elizabeth The girls varsity golf team led by Coach Elizabeth Hinds finished out the '81 golf season third in district behind Monterey and Coronado. They placed second in district tournaments in Plainview and Lubbock. They were third in two other district tournaments. Jody McGowen was the season's leading scorer and was named to the All-District team made up of the five lowest scorers in four district tournaments for the third year in a row. Susan Bryan won the MVP award and the most improved player of the year award too. The Dogettes, with five juniors, two sophomores, and one freshman, have a hopeful outlook for next year when they will be able to use experience gained in previous years. Jody McGowen and De Stanford compare scores after a day's round. McGowen was named to the all-district team. 194 Tonjua McMennamy works on her drive during an afternoon practice session. After a hard day's round. Faith Harding and Kay Dunning stroll up nine fairway. Susan Bryan practices chipping before an afternoon round. Bryan won MVP award. 195 Linksters finish fourth Members of the boys golf team are: (Front Row) Randy Terrell, Sam Bounds and Ken Hess. Not pictured: Steve Mickey, Toby Poston, Neil Gillespie, George Martinez. George. (Back Row) Coach Charles Brewer, Tim Moore, Brooks Brooks Terrell tees off to start an afternoon's practice round. Ken Hess chips to the green, hoping for an easy putt. 196 It can't be that high!! Tim Moore tallies his score after his round. Sam Bounds practices putting on the putting green to warm up for the days round. The Plainview High School boys golf team led by Coach Charles Brewer struggled through an inconsistent season in 1981. They placed eighth in the Roswell Invitational Tourney and fourth in the Lubbock Invitational. The linksters also particiapted in the Austin and Amarillo tournies. The district tournament was only a mediocre showing ground for the Plainview talent, as they placed fifth in 4-5A. Freshman Steve George led the golfers in district play with a tenth place finish. George was named to the All-District second team. 197 Randy Mickey stirs up the sand as he chips out the trap. PE classes learn new skills Girls in PE Tennis practice the forearm grip as they learn the basics of tennis. 198 Boys PE covers many areas including the all-American game of softball. Guys in the PE Boys Swimming class practice their skills in various areas. Coach Buchanan directs PE students in swimming. 199 Girls in PE learn a variety of sports. Badminton is popular with the students. To watch is one thing, to serve is another. 200 Bowling students go for strikes Russell Berry picks up a ball and prepares to try for a strike. 201 PE can be hard work Miss Joyce Kite times students as they make their daily run in the Aerobics class. 202 Wanda Mow and Deborah Lusk watch as a fellow student dives off the board. Girls in Aerobics run between one mile and two miles a day. Members of the girls swimming class play volleyball every day. 203 206 Senior Class Officers Trent Adcock President Melia Vadder Vice President Cyrethia Skidmore Secretary David Tucker Treasurer Bells 'ring' in PHS class Wedding bells ring during a Home and Family class, as Manuel Gonzales and Dana Howerton pledge their vows. Maid of honor Konnie Odom and groomsmen Lyndon Devan and Rodney Herring witness the ceremony. LEE ADAMS Key Cl, DECA TERRY ADAMS Building Trades, Footbl (JV) ALAN L. ADCOCK Voc Ag, FFA (Parliamentary Procedure Team), Footbl (JV), All-District Honorable Men- tion, Rodeo Cl, DSHR, Woodworking GREGORY T. ADCOCK Student Coun (Fresh VP, Soph Pres, Sr Pres), FFA (Treas), Rodeo Cl (2nd VP), Footbl, Track, Spanish Cl, RVLA Award ANITA ALDACO VOE (Reporter), Student Coun (Rep), 4th Place in Extemporan- eous Verbal Communications MARY ALDACO DE Cl, French Cl, Key Cl, Red Rage Booster Cl, Lions Cl Queen (Noon) DONNA ALEXANDER Band, Bandettes, Cosmetology LINDA ALVAREZ Band, FHA, Track, Cross Country CHRIS C. ALVIS FFA, Voc Ag, Coop Ag, Produc- tion Ag Student of the Month, Coop Ag Student of the Month, DSHR NICKIE L. ANDERSON Golf, Key Cl, OEA, Band, HERO (2nd V Pres) RHONDA L. ANDREWS Coop Ag, FFA, Key Cl, Tennis (JV) RICHARD ANZALDUA Basketball, Auto Mech 207 PAULINDA ARNOLD LAURINDA ARROYOS Band, Forensics MATT AVEN SUSAN BAIN Band, A'Cappella Choir, Bandettes (Treas), Oklahoma, Solo Ensemble (Band Choir) Seniors boost Homecoming spirit Senior David Kerns helps stack the winning pile of wood for the Homecoming bonfire. JACK BALL Footbl, Metal Trades, VIC A Cl MIKE BARLEY Band, German Cl SONYE BEATS LAQUETA R. BEARDEN FHA (Hist, Sec), OFA, VOE GARY F. BECK Footbl (Var) VELVET W. BELYEU Art Cl, Certificate of Merit in Amarillo Art Contest RUSSELL BERRY Band, Voc Drafting ROBERT BILLS Band, Stage Band, Math Science Cl, Cresc Cl 208 CINDY BLACK FCA (VP), German Cl (Pres), NHS, NJHS, Key Cl, Basketbl, Track, Student Coun (Fresh Soph Sec, Jr. Pres GREG BLANKENSHIP Basebl, Footbl KIMBERLEE R. BLANKENSHIP People to People High School Ambassador, NJHS, Stage Band, French Cl, FT A, The Odd Couple, Thespian Cl KEVIN W. BOX Band (VP), Stage Band, Cresc Cl JILL L. BRADLEY Cheerleader (Fresh, JV, Vars), Breakfast Lions Cl Queen, A'Cap- pella Choir, Key Cl, Student Coun Rep, Fresh Favorite Runner-up VINCINT BROCKMAN CVAE-VOCT (Pres) LEE J. BROWNING Key Cl (VP, Sgt at Arms), Art Cl, Forensics, Basebl, Choir KELLY J. BRYANT FFA (Rep), 1st in Dist Farm Skills, 2nd in Area Farm Skills, NHS, NJHS, Lamb Prod Award, 1st in Area Meats Judging VONDAL G. BURNETT Footbl, Basebl, Basketbl, Track, Fresh Jr. favorite (Runner-up), Soph Favorite, Ag, Boys State DEANNA J. BURNS Band, Bandettes, M G, Key Cl, Twirler (Fresh, Vars), Stage Band, Honor Roll PENNY M. BUSSEY VOE Cl, FTA RANDY BUTCHER This wall to wall sign displays the seniors' sentiments about the PHS Homecoming game between Monterey and the Angry Red. 209 Seniors have memorable year The seniors of 1981 experienced a very busy, exciting, and memorable year. The year began with the senior pictures and the ordering of graduation invitations and graduation robes. Next on the senior's list of things to do was the ordering of flowers for the Coronation and mums for the Homecoming, which were only one week apart. The Class of '81 nabbed first place in the Homecoming Wood Gathering Contest and also won the Spirit Log during many of the pep rallies. The Junior-Senior Prom highlighted the senior's year with formal dining and dancing. The Baccalaureate and Graduation ceremon- ies brought the year to an unforgettable close. Senior LeAnn Dunlap takes time out for a coke break at the annual VOE Club Rock-A-Thon. RANDALL S. BUTLER Thespian Cl (Pres), French Cl (Pres), God's Favorite, A Company of Wayward Saints, The Odd Couple, The Glass Menagerie, Livin De' Life ANGIE BYE PLAIN VIEW '81 (Editor-in-Chief), Band, Bandettes, Spanish Cl (Rep), NHS (Hist), Publ Cl, Honor Roll OSCAR CABRERA HERO LORI L. CALDWELL Band, Flag Corps, FTA FREDDIE CANTRERAS GLORIA L. CANTU Band, Flag Corps, VOCT VALERIE I. CARTER A'Cappella Choir, VOE Coop, Music Man, M G, Red, White, and Blue Revue, Student Coun (Rep), Oklahoma BRENDA D. CASTLE VIC A Cl (Pres), Cosmetology JAMES D. CASTLE VICA Cl, Building Trades, Footbl ESMERALDA CAVAZOS ANNETTE CHANCE A'Cappella Choir, Track, Basketbl, Choral Choir RACHEL CHAPA PLAIN VIEW '80 (Jr Ed), Peter Pan, Publ Cl 210 GLORIA charo .ORI CHIDDIX VOE COOP, Band, Bandettes, FHA caren churchwell Cheerleader, (JV), Key Cl, VOE Cl (Pres), Student Coun (Fresh Pres) :ENNEY CLINTON Voc Drafting, VICA (Treas), Footbl Trainer Senior Lori Hefflcfinger and Junior Sandra Gaitan look on as Irma Landeros, also a senior, hits the ping-pong ball at the Publication Club Christmas party. BRENDA S. COLE Key Cl, VOE Cl, Rodeo Cl (Rep), Jr Volunteers, Golf, High School All Amer. in Golf, Who's Who Among Amer. High School Students JIMMIE L. COLLINS VOCT T. C. COLLINS CVAE, VOCT CAROLYN COOK Band, All-Region Band, NJHS, NHS, FHA, Publ Cl, Spanish Cl, BULLDOG BARKER TERRY COOK JIMMY W. CORNELIUS Basebl, Voc Ag, DSHR, Woodworking CATHERON E. COX SABRA L. COY Key Cl, French Cl, Band, Bandettes, Flag Corps, Jr Volunteers, Peter Pan, PLAIN VIEW '81 (Sr Editor), M G, Publ Cl, Who's Who Among American High School Students 211 17 senior girls run for Queen ROBERT G. CRAFT Key Cl (Sec), German Cl, VICA (Opening and Closing Team, Sgt at Arms, Sec), Voc Drafting, Student Coun Rep, Par. Pro. (Sec) STACY CRITCHFIELD VOCT BEN A. CROSS VICA (Reporter), Footbl, Basketbl, Track, Choir STEVEN A. CROSS JV Tennis, NJHS JOE CROWELL KEITH L. CURRY NJHS, Thespians, FTA, Spanish Cl (Pres), Pot Boiler, Peter Pan, Livin De Life BELINDA D. DANFORD Band, Flag Corps (Co-Capt), Ban- dettes, Spanish Cl, French Cl SONYA DANIEL REYNA DAVILA JOANN DELEON FHA (Hist), Cross Country, JV Track, Band, VICA, Cosmetology JAMES L. DEVIN DECA, French Cl, Key Cl MELBA D. DIAZ Band, VICA, Spanish Cl, Jr. Volunteers, FHA, Cosmetology Senior girls who ran for the honor of Homecoming Queen and Princess are: (left to right) Mica Williams, Jeannie West, Felicia Tipton, Lisa Taylor, Venita Storey, Diana Sarabia, Susanne Rogers, Amy Owen, Richelle Morgan, Lori Kemp, Tamara Johnson, Georgia Hodges, Nancy Hayes, Lisa Gambrell, Jayne Eudy, Karen Churchwell, and Jill Bradley. 212 The three Lions Club Queens and their alternates chosen for 1981 are: (left to right) Jill Bradley (Queen) and Melia Vadder (alternate) for the Morning Lions Club; Lori Hefflefinger (Queen) and Gina Wright (alternate) for the Evening Lions Club; and Mary Aldaco (Queen) and Lisa Taylor (alternate) for the Noon Lions Club. LYNETTE L. DOSS A'Cappella Choir, Annie Get Your Gun, Music Man, Oklahoma, Red, White, and Blue Revue, VICA, Cosmetology KATHY D. DOUGLAS Choir, FTA, HERO, HECE JASON D. DUNAVANT NHS, NJHS, Honor Roll, Band, German Cl, Debate, American Legion Oratory Contest Winner PATRICE D. DUNCAN VOE, Art Cl LEANN DUNLAP VOE, NJHS, NHS, Band, Bandettes, Merit P Academic Award, Flag Corps (Capt) SCOTT DUNN Band (All Region, All Area), Stage Band, Cresc Cl, German Cl BRAD E. EDWARDS Golf, Auto Mech, VICA AUDREY ELLIS DE Cl MANUEL ESQUIVEL JR. VOCT JAYNE L. EUDY Cheerleader (Vars), NHS, Latin Cl, Student Coun, Humanities Cl, National Merit Scholarship Semi finalist, Peter Pan MIKE FIELDS Rodeo Cl, FCA, German Cl, Footbl (JV, Vars), Track, Hunkering Hero, Band BRACKEN FINNEY Drafting Cl (Sgt at Arms), BULL- DOG BARKER (News Ed), Student Coun Rep, Rotary Cl Leadership Award, Footbl (Vars, Hon Mention 213 All-Dist), Basebl (Vars) The 'Western' spirit lassos PHS DELYNNA FORD Basketbl (Fresh), NHS, Merit P Award (90 Aver) STEVE FOSTER Voc Ag, FFA (Sec), DSHR TIM FREEMAN LORIE FREIER ICT (V Pres), VICA, Key Cl LISA FRENCH VICA (Rep), Cosmetology TERESA FRENCH LISA GAMBRELL Choir, The Music Man ' Track, Key Cl, DECA, Student Coun, FCA CARMEN GARCIA CYNTHIA GARCIA Band, German Cl JERRY GARCIA VICA, M G ROBERT GARCIA Footbl, Basebl, Basketbl, Cosmetology VELMA GARCIA Band DERRELL GARMS Band, Stage Band, All-Region Band, Cresc, Drafting MONICA GEORGE VOE, Key Cl, Band Steve Foster and his trusty horse Trigger conquer the wilds of the PHS courtyard during Western Day. 214 LISA D. GOLDEN Volleybl (Mgr, Fresh), let, Vica (Tres), M C ELLENA GONZALES Band, Fren Cl, VICA Cl (Rep), Drafting, Tennis (Var) MANUEL GONZALES Footbl, Boys State, FCA, Basebl, Student Coun, Key Cl (Sgt at Arms), BULLDOG BARKER VELMA GONZALES Band The “Cowboy Spirit ' is not limited to the guys at PHS. Susanne Rogers, and Lori Kemp pause for a moment on The girls also tried the western life on the day of the Angry the “trail to sixth period. Red-Lubbock High football game. Seniors Sabra Coy, OLGA GRIMALDO Spanish Cl, Cosmetology DELMA A. GUERRERO Spanish Cl (Treas), Forensics (Prose Interp) YVONNE V. GUTIERREZ Jr Volunteer, CVAE Duplication (Sec), CVAE Coop (Sec), Band, Bandette BRENT A. HACKETT Executive Coun. (Pari), Band, Basebl, Student Coun (Rep) EUNICE W. HALL Track JAMES HANEY HOLLIN L. HARRIS ICT, VICA (Sgt at Arms), Publica- tions Cl, Photographer, Tennis (Var) VANESSA HART HECE I • ,-M 3 1 u Mil 215 Watch out for that needle! BILL E. HAYES Footbl, Basketbl, Livestock Judging, FFA (Pres), State National Convention, DSHR DIANNA HAYES NANCY D. HAYES NJHS, NHS, VOE (Pres), Student Counc (Soph V Pres), Ex Student Coun (Sec), Who's Who Among American High School Students CINDY HAZEL TANIA D. HEADS Student Coun (Rep), Track LORI J. HEFFLEFINGER A'Cappella Choir, BULLDOG BARKER (Photographer), Publ Cl, VOE (Chap), Golf, Lion's Cl Queen (Evening) MELANIE G. HEMPHILL Volleybl, Basketbl, Track ALDRIA Y. HENDERSON Band (Tres, Sec), Bandettes, FTA, Key Cl, Latin Cl (Activ Dir), Student Coun (Jr Sec) JESSE HERNANDEZ VICA, Auto Mech RAYMOND Q. HERNANDEZ Track, VICA, Footbl, Building Trades BENETO HERRERA Metal Trades (Pres), VICA, Footbl, All-Dist Linebacker, All-South Plains Linebacker, Amarillo Globe 1st Team Linebacker, Art Cl, 3rd in Watercolor RODNEY L. HERRING Footbl DONNA HESTAND Helping others can be painful as senior Joe Stafford finds out at the annual Blood-Drive sponsored by the student council. 216 JANET HIGGS JOHNNY L. HILL Thespian Cl (Sgt at Arms), Basketbl, Company of Wayward Saints, Glass Menagerie ' God's Favor- ite, The Odd Couple, Children's Plays MARK H. HILLIARD Cross Country, Track, Outstanding Cross Country Award JOSE HINOJOSA GEORGIA D. HODGES Cheerleader (Fresh, JV, Vars), Staff Photographer, Kodak Medallion Award, A'Cappella Choir, Bye Bye Birdie, Chamber Singers (Publ Chair), Key Cl (Pres), Student Coun (Rep) CYNTHIA HOGLAN BOYD HOLLAND JANET HOLLOWAY Band, Choir, FHA, Bandettes ANTONIA HOLLOWAY HERO (Tres), Band, Cresc Cl GERALD D. HOLT DAVID C. HOOPER Voc Agr, FFA Meats Team, FFA (Pres), NJHS, NHS, DSHR, Star Greenhand RAY HUGHES Band, Drum Major, Stage Band, NHS, NJHS, Math Science Cl, Cresc Cl, Red, White Blue Revue REAGAN HURT Texas Literary Foundation Scholar- ship Winner CAROLYN B. JACKSON DONNA JACKSON ERIC JACKSON Tennis (JV), Auto Mech (V Pres), FCA, VICA 217 What's cookin' at PHS? Seniors Bill Harris and Keith Curry cook up dreams of long lost sweethearts as they perform a skit at the first PHS Dinner-Theater. JAMIE L. JOHNSON Voc. Ag. (Vice Pres), Par Pro (Rep), Livestock Judging, Footbl (Trainer), Rodeo Cl (Tres), DSHR KEVIN JOHNSON TAMARA JOHNSON HECE (Sec), A'Cappella Choir, Basketbl (Fresh), Track TIM JOHNSON Footbl, All-District Def Lineman of the Year, Key Cl JENNIFER JONES MURLYN R. KELLER ICT-VICA, A'Cappella Choir, Chamber Singers, NJHS, Music Man, Oklahoma DAVID L. KELLY Chamber Singers, Music Man, Oklahoma, A'Cappella Choir, Bye-Bye Birdie, Boy's State, All-Region Choir, All-Area Choir, Band LORI S. KEMP Cheerleader (Fresh, JV, Varsity), Key Cl, Jr Favorite (Runner-Up), Publ Cl Senior Pat Brown is wondering what his mixture is going to taste like as he learns the art of cooking in his Homemaking class. DAVID L. KERNS Voc, Ag. (Pari) Par Pro (Tres) Livestock Judging, Rodeo Cl (Pres) Footbl, DSHR TOYO R. KIRK Publications Cl, Bulldog Barker, Bandettes, M G Jr. Volunteer, Band, “Peter Pan EVAN N. KRAMER Debate Champ, NHS, Cap, Band, German Cl, Vice Pres, Ready Writing-Dist Champ, NMS- Finalist LAURIE KRAUEL HAS-Sec, A'Cappella, “Okla- homa FLORINDA F. LAFUENTE Band, FHA, Cosmetology IRMA S. LANDEROS PLAIN VIEW Jr Editor PATTI LANE VOE Cl (Sec), FTA Cl (Sec, VP) NHS AARON A. LEE Footbl QV), Track, Radio, VICA (Pres), Rodeo Cl ROSALIE LELIA Latin Cl, CFC, Latin Foreign Language Cl, Choir JOHN L. LIMBOCKER Band, Stage Band, Crescendos, A'Cappella Choir, Chamber Singers, Oklahoma, All-Region Band SUSAN A. LIVESAY FTA-Sec, FTA (Dist. Tres), Basketbl (JV), FCA, NJHS Public Speaking, French Club, Humanities Cl MELBA R. LOCKETT Track, Basketbl, FHA, Art Cl 219 Games, concerts are fun at PHS RUDY LOPEZ A'Cappella, Chamber Singers, Oklahoma ' Annie Get Your Gun, Music Man DEBORAH LUSK JOEY McCALL ICT, VICA, A'Cappella Choir, Chorale, Oklahoma, Music Man, Annie Get Your Gun, Variety Show LISA McCRELESS Many activities occur at PHS basketball games besides for their mommies. Seems that Susan Morgan and Trent basketball. Georgia Hodges and Cindy Black sing while Adcock have found each other. Cyrethia Skidmore and David Tucker search the crowds STEPHANIE G. McDonough FHA (Tres), Art Cl (Asst Sec, Tres), Junior Volunteers KEVIN McGAVOCK MARK O. McKINNIS VICA, Key Cl, Track, Footbl, Drafting KEVIN McLAIN VOE(Sarg at Arms) FCA, HRA, Red Rage Booster, Honor Roll, Student Coun (Rep), Who's Who Among American High School Students DEEDRA McMENNAMY Student Coun (Rep), ICT-VICA (Sec, Pres) JOE MACHA Band, FFA, NJHS, Farms Skills Team, DSHR, Cresc Cl DANNY R. MADRID Building Trades, VICA, M G ELIAS MANRRIQUE 220 MOISES MANRRIQUE ROY L. MASON FCA, Footbl, Basebl WALTER B. MAYBERRY Spanish Cl, Math Science Cl, Key Cl, Footbl (Off) Season Award, Basebl, FCA JAN R. MAY NJHS, NHS, FFA (V Pres, Pres), VOE (Pari), Student Coun (Rep), Who's Who Among American High School Students, Girls' State MARY D. MENDEZ VOE Cl (Chap), Spanish Cl, Latin Cl DENISE MILLS JIM M. MILLS Basebl, Golf, FCA, Drafting, VICA (Pres) TIM A. MOORE Golf, NHS, German Cl, Academic Award ABEL MORALES Student Coun (Rep), VOCT (Pres), State VOCT (Pres) JANIE MORGAN RICHELLE L. MORGAN Tennis (Vars), Latin Cl, NJHS, NHS, Band, Stage Band, Twirler (Fresh, Vars), Bandettes (Sec), Junior Volunteers, Honor Roll, Band (All-Region) SUSAN L. MORGAN Tennis (Var), NJHS (Pres), NHS (Sec), Spanish Cl, Student Coun (Rep), Junior Volunteers, FCA Richelle Morgan adds her talent to the annual Christmas Concert as she plays the electric piano in the stage band. 221 TONYA MOTE FHA WANDA MOW NORMA MOYA Seniors sign signs KIM MULKEY ESTER MUNOZ MARCUS J. MURR FFA( ICT (Pari), Spanish Cl, VICA Cl, Voc. Ag. (Outstanding Student, 1st Dist-Farm Skills), Livestock Judging Team HOANG NGUYEN VIC A, Building Trades LINDA M. NIMMO Art Cl DIANE NOBLETT Bandettes, German Cl (Sec), The- spians, Flag Corps, Band (Libr) RITCHIE B. NORRELL NHS (Pres), German Cl (Sec), Student Coun (Rep), Basketbl, Key Cl, Track, Footbl LETICIA NUNEZ KELLY OLIPHANT Choir, Music Man, Key Cl, DECA, French Cl, Student Coun (Rep) KEVIN OLSON FFA, COOP Ag, Outstanding COOP Student AMY L. OWEN NHS, NJHS, Band, FT A, All-Region Band, Drum Major STACY OWEN GAIL PALMER DEI PHILIP J. PARKER Basketbl KELLY J. PARRISH NJHS, NHS, Band, Bandettes, VOE Cl, Latin Cl, Merit P Academic Award INGE PENA Band 222 DANIEL A. PEREZ DECA Cl (Rep) MANUEL PEREZ Building Trades, VIC A Cl PATTY PEREZ VOE, Band, 5th in Accounting I And Related SCOTT PHILLIPS DONISE R. PIERSON Jr. Volunteer, VOE Cl, Choir, Red, White i Blue , Oklahoma , FHA BECKY J. PRATT HERO TINA PRAYER ANDY L. PRUITT Voc Ag, Radio TV, Wool Judging, Basketbl, DSHR, Woodworking TONY A. QUINTANA ICT-VICA, Tennis (Vars) MANUEL RAMIREZ VIC A Cl, Building Trades, Footbl (Fresh) MARJLA RAMSEY FT A (Hist, Tres), NJHS, NHS French Cl (Sec) LISA J. RAY VOE, Choir, Honor Roll Senior Susan Morgan adds the last piece of tape to a sign just before another spirit boosting pep rally. 223 Seniors grab spotlight ANN E. RICE BULLDOG BARKER (Ed-in-Chief), Publ Cl (Pres), Band, Bandettes (Pres), Latin Cl (V Pres, Tribune), NJHS (Tres), NHS, Jr Volunteers, Honor Roll SHERRY RICE FHA, Key Cl, French Cl, OEA RAUL RIOJAS VICA Cl, Radio TV (Sgt at Arms) CAROLYN ROBLES YOLANDA ROCHA Jr Volunteer, FHA (Project Chair), VICA BOBBY RODRIQUEZ Metal Trades, VICA EDWARD A. RODRIGUEZ Drafting, VICA (Pari) NANCY RODRIQUEZ SYLVIA RODRIQUEZ SUSANNE N. ROGERS Band, Bandettes, Ex Student Coun (Tres), Publ Cl, PLAIN VIEW (Club Ed), Peter Pan, Livin de Life, Twirler (Fresh, Var) LAURA ROSS WAYNE L. ROSS Auto Mech, Choir, VICA JANA L. RUBAC ICT (Sec), Rodeo Cl (Sec, Tres, V Pres), Track, Basketbl KENNETH G. SALLEE Band, Stage Band, French Cl, NHS, All-Region Band, Honor Roll, Cresc Cl Carolyn Cook tells the Senior class to, Vote for Cook, at the assembly preceding the class election. 224 MELODY SAMSON CARLOS SANCHEZ JEANNY SANCHEZ VICA, Cosmetology, Cheerleader (Fresh) MARGARITA SANCHEZ Art Cl, Spanish Cl, NJHS DIANA D. SARABIA Cheerleader (JV), A'Cappella Choir, Track QV), FTA, Oklahoma BRENDA L. SAVAGE VOCT ANTONY R. SEAGO Latin CU ALAN J. SHEPPARD VICA, Metal Trades ANGLIA SHUGART FHA, ICT-VICA, Band, Track JULIE SIBLEY PATRICIA SIERRA TERESA SIERRA Student Coun (Rep), Choir, PLAIN VIEW (Sr Sec), Publ Cl (Sec, Tres), ICT-VICA, Lions Cl Queen (Cand) DOMINGO SILVAS DECA JESSIE SILVAS HERO DAVID W. SISK Art Cl, Drafting, VICA (V Pres), Par Pro (V Pres), Who's Who Among American High School Students, Outstanding Student 1st Place (Mech Drafting Skill, Speed) CYRETHIA SKIDMORE FTA, VOE, Spanish Cl, Student Coun (Sr Sec) Senior Mack Yates appears to enjoy his leading role part during a rehearsal for the play, 'The Odd Couple, but Freshman Leah Covey and Junior Faith Harding are not so sure about their parts. 225 Band means laughter, luggage Kelly Parrish, Murrey Burkhart, Brent Hackett and Kevin Box laugh it up before an out-of-town football game. KENNETH SMITH JOE SOLIS SANDRA SOSA Band, Cosmetology ROD SPANN JOE G. STAFFORD BULLDOG BARKER (Asst Ed), God's Favorite, Thespian Cl, Company of Wayward Saints, A Cappella, Student Coun (Rep), Livin' de Life JERRY E. STAIR Band, Voc Ag, NJHS, NHS, Who's Who in Agriculture, FFA Meat Team, Cresc Cl, DPHR MIKE STONER VENITA STOREY GAYLAN R. STUKEY Auto Mech (Pres), VICA, Tennis (JV) STUART A. SWARTZ Scholastic Art Competition (Cert of Merit in Media) LISA A. TAYLOR NHS (Tres), NJHS, French Cl (V Pres), Publication Cl, Photo- grapher, Student Coun (Rep), Lion's Cl Queen (Alt) BROOKS L. TERRELL Golf, Ex Coun (Chap), French Cl, FCA, NJHS, NHS, 1980 Bulldog Scholar—Athlete Award 226 CASH TERRY SIGKFRED THOMASHIDE VICA CL Building Trades CYNTHIA J. THOMPSON Band, Bandettes STEVE THOMPSON Student Council (Pres), Football, Track, Baseball II, Student of Month, Jr. Lion's Club Member of Month, FCA ARMIRA TINOCA Band FELICA G. TIPTON FFA (Pari), Spanish Cl (Sec), PHS Princess, Key Club (Tres) Cheer- leader (Fresh, JV), FHA, A'Cappella Choir BEATRICE TORRES Jr Volunteer (Tres), Spanish Cl, French Cl, Basketbl (Fresh, JV) Student Coun (Rep), FHA (Pres, Tres) ICT-VICA DIANA TREVINO DAVID ]. TUCKER Student Coun (Sr Tres), NHS (V Pres), Honor Roll, NJHS, French Cl (Tres), Thespian Cl, The Pot Boiler JOANN TULLIS HERO (Pres), A'Cappella (Pres), Chamber Singers, Girls State, Annie Get Your Gun, Music Man, Oklahoma, Red, White Blue Revue LINDSEY G. TUNNELL Basketbl (JV) TRAVIS TURNER 227 Deanna Burns, a typical female band student enroute to an out-of-town football game, wears her hair in rollers and carries enough belongings to last a month. MELIA S. VADDER Band (All-Region, Libr), NJHS (VP), NHS, Lion's Ci Queen (Alt), Reg Art Award, Latin Cl (Sec-Tres, Cencore), Flag Corps (Capt), Treas (Soph, Jr), V Pres (Sr) DEWAYNE M. VAIL VOCT (Pari), Area VI (Pari) BEATRIS VEGA Spanish Cl (Rep), FT A, Latin Cl, Publ Cl (Tres), BULLDOG BARKER, Forensics, Honor Roll ORALIA VASQUEZ VOE Angry Red means determination Seniors Brit Mayberry, Bracken Finney, Tay Hindman, and Greg Blankenship prepare mentally for the night's football game while they attend an afternoon pep rally. DONNA WALLACE Band, Bandettes, DE, VOE BLAKE V. WALTER Coop Ag, DSHR, Outstanding Coop Ag Production, Ag Student of the Month, FFA (Sec) RANDY WATSON Band, ICT-VICA TAMMY WATSON Band, Twirler (Fresh), Golf, FCA, Spanish Cl, DECA, Student Coun (Rep) RONDA R. WEATHERLY Basketbl SHERON S. WEEKS VOE Cl FRANCES C. WEST NJHS, NHS, Band, Stage Band, Band (All-Region Band) Solo Ensemble Awards, Outstanding Science Student Award, Honor Roll, FTA JEANNIE E. WEST VOE, FHA, Student Coun (Rep) 228 PAUL WEATHERED DAVID W. WHATLEY Band (All-Region), NJHS, NHS, Cresc Cl, Boys State, Honor Roll, Humanities Cl, German Cl, Math Science FRANCIE E. WHITAKER VOE (Hist), M G, FHA RONNY D. WHITE VICA, Footbl, Track, Metal Trades MARK E. WHITFILL NJHS, NHS, Band CLAUDETTE WILLIAMS MICA R. WILLIAMS VOE Cl, Cheerleader (Fresh, JV, Vars), FFA Sweetheart, Class Favorite (Fresh, Soph, Jr), PHS Queen, Lion Cl Queen (Candidate) PAM WILLIAMS ROXANNE WILLIAMS JEFF P. WINDH Band, Building Trades, German Cl VICKY L. WOFFORD VOE Cl, Merit P Award, NJHS GINA R. WRIGHT HERO, Key Cl, NHS, Lions Cl Queen (Alt) a i MICHAEL F. WRIGHT Track, Footbl, Thespian, VICA (Pres), The House That Jack Built , Who's Who Among American High School Students MACK K. YATES Band, BULLDOG BARKER, A Company of Wayward Saints, The Odd Couple , Latin Cl (Tres), NHS, NJHS, Cresc Cl, Publication Cl, Band, All-Region Band SANDRA G. YOUNG Basketbl (JV), Key Cl ANGRY RED 229 LAURA BRANCH President Junior Class Officers MONA BRYANT JODY McGOWEN Secretary Vice President STACY GABRIEL Treasurer 230 Juniors show spirit as they decorate their hall for the halloween homecoming game. (1 to r) Stacy Gabriel, Mark Warren, Tonjua McMennany, Paul Thompson, Joe Baker, Kent Burleson, Leslie Trevino and Laura Branch. Elise Adams Elizabeth Adams Daniel Aguilera Diana Aguirre Sundee Allgood Tony Alonzo Thomas Alvarado Javier Alvarez Staci Andrews Martha Arellano Nikki Arnold Scott Assiter Jody Baker Donnie Ballard Raymond Ballesteros Kathrina Barnett Jesse Barrera Dalia Beralez Andy Berry Jimmy Berry Kristi Bilberry Biff Billingsley Leslea Bivens Lisa Black Blake, Lynn Juniors support the Dogs Lynn Borchardt Elisha Bownds Sam Bownds Laura Branch Mona Bryant Randall Burleson D'Lee Burnett Dickey Bustos Ricky Butler Melinda Cabrera Bud Caddell Rhonda Calk Mike Cannon Angel Cano Jerry Cargill Lori Carthel LaDonyce Castleberry Kelly Chambers Patty Chambers Cindy Chandler Marilyn Chandler Debbie Chapman Tami Chennault Terry Clark Donald Cleveland Kay Cleveland Bobbie Collins Darin Cook 232 Bulah Craven Jim Crowell Malcolm Cundiff Steve Curry Belinda Davis Glen Davis Darron DeBerry Rene DelCampo Besty Deluna Todd Denton Arthur Diaz Tina Diaz Gina Dickerson ReDawna Dobberstein Josie Dominguez Randy Dorsey Lisa Douglas Kenna Duckett Alan Duncan Hollis Dunlap Terry Dunlap Teresa Dunn Lynda Durham Patricia Durham Mark Ebeling Junior Scott James takes a break during halftime as he gets ready to take more pictures during a home basketball game. 233 Bert Ehresman James Ellis Raul Enriquez Sarah Estrada Teresa Farmer Rod Fennell Aaron Flack Karen Fleming Esmeralda Flores Jaime Flores Louis Flores James Forbes Donna Fowler Kristy Franklin Stacy Gabriel Sandra Gaitan Norma Galvan Danny Garcia Esmeralda Garcia Gumecindo Garcia Mary Garcia Rudy Garcia Louis Garza Rodney Geisler Kenneth Gibson Follow the leader, that's what Moses Manrrique, Blaise go through the lunch line. Sierra, David Pena and Lisa Andrews are doing as they 234 Ronnie Gipson Leslie Gilleland Lisa Ginn James Gonzales Rocky Gonzales Tony Gonzales Valerie Gould Cindy Green Ginger Greenhill Kelly Greer Sharia Gregg Blanca Gutierrez Lisa Guy Bobby Hall Brenda Hall Eat, sleep . . . and be merry Library workers, Michael Gambrell and Bobby Raymer take a break after a hard day of work. Palecia Hall Sharia Hallman Kristopher Hamm Chris Hardin Faith Harding Jeff Harrell Brenda Harrod Jennifer Hatch Sam Hatch Ricky Havenhill 235 Sure hope it won't hurt! Junior Dean Dale Smith shows junior Raymond Madrid how to get to the bottom of things. 236 Rusty Hawkins Diana Hayes Helen Hayes Kevin Hearn Sheila Hembree Phillip Henderson Corky Hernandez Richard Herrera Ken Hess Darrell Hill Scotty Hill Shelly Hindman Lana Hogan Jon Holbert Jim Hooper La Deanna Hopson Joe Horne Bryan Houlette Dana Howerton Henry Huerta Melinda Humphreys Elizabeth Hunt Trey Hunter Alton Jackson Gwen Jackson Jerald Jackson Lula Jackson Scott James Wade James Robert Jones Growing up isn't easy Karyn Julian Craig Kennon Lisa Kerbo Harold King Robbie King Steve King Daryl Kruse Diana LaFuente Emma Landeros Teresa Langston Mark Lansdon Marla Leach Barbara Leal ODell Leyendecker Debra Lockett Donna Loflin Tanya Long Erma Lopez Leroy Lopez Jacqueline Lowery The Child Development Class gets a chance to learn more Guerrero, Bulah Craven, Sharia Gregg, Betsy DeLuna, about small children. (L to R) are Corene Ortiz, Lee Carter, Donald Cleveland, Melody Sansom, and Lisa Douglas Corky Hernandez, Randy Butcher, Cindy Resencez, Delma 237 Mary Lozano Anthony McAdoo Billy McClenney Amy McCloud Pam McCoy Tammy McCullough David McDonald Mitchell McDonough Jody McGowen Dana Mcllroy Tonjua McMennany Charles McNulty Dee McVicker Martin Maldonado Paul Maldonado Shelby Mann Mark Maples Danny Martinez Robert Martinez Kevin Mayden Dirk Measles Robert Medina Sherrie Menzer Jesse Mercado Alan Monroe Brenda Montez Susan Morales MaryLou Moreno Charles Morgan Marsha Morton Stan Sherwood takes advan- tage of the library facilities to get in a few more minutes of cramming for a test. J 238 Juniors plan for future Kevin Moseley Kirk Mosher Kathy Mouser Rosalinda Moya Rosalinda Munoz Connie Murray Juan Nava Janet Newman Lien Nguyen Vicki Noel Adam Nolan LaFonda Norrell Isreal Nunez Konnie Odom Doug Oldfield Carla Orsak Kaylene Ortegon Corene Ortiz Marsha Ott Patti Parker Cynthia Parr Ricky Parr Laurie Parrish Duke Patterson Russ Patterson I can't believe I won! Brenda Montez proudly displays her watercolor painting which won a ribbon in an art contest. 239 Lana Payne Jay Pearce Pamela Penka Jeannie Perez Joe Perez Ricky Perez D'Lee Perry Jay Phillips Bobby Pineda Eva Pofahl Jana Posey Delores Powell Allyson Quinby Mark Raines Barbara Clara Ramos Ramos Take five that's what blood donor Diana Hayes is doing, after taking part in the Red Cross blood drive sponsored by the student council. 240 Jackie Ray Bobby Raymer Anita Redo Ismael Redo Russ Reecer Cindy Resendes Rico Rey Sandy Reyes Mark Reynolds Stacey Rhoderick Judy Rice Melanie Riggins MaryAnn Riojas Jorge Rios Diana Rivera Cindy Roberson Terry Robles Ricky Rodriquez Sara Rodriquez Thelma Rodriquez Kim Rogers Robbie Rogers Jesse Rubio Oscar Ruiz DaVette Russell Albert Salas Mariana Sanchez Minerva Sanchez Paul Sanchez Gregg Sanders Julie Sandidge Anita Sauceda What's that I smell! Juniors take off their shoes during a speech from one of the candidates running for office at the beginning of the year. 241 Class of '82 yet to come Lisa Savage Debbie Sawaya Connie Scott Jimmy Scuddy Stan Sherwood Tami Shenault Jami Shores Blaise Sierra Mark Smith Raelene Smith Peter Solis Randy Sooter Dana Sparrow Darron Spearman Dee Stanford Sandy Stanford Christy Steffe Eric Summers D'Linda Taylor Lynn Taylor Walter Taylor Luthez Thompson Paul Thompson Micheal Tisdel Donna Trevino Leslie Trevino Shonnie Trimble Becky Tullis Annie Turner Thresa Turner Kim Tuttle Veronica Vargas Josie Vasquez Linda Vasquez Melinda Vernon Kim Waldiw Tracey Wallingsford Randy Walzier Mark Warren Karen Wason 242 Jay Webb Shirley Webb Doug Wells Tommy West Lee Whitacre Alison White Cathy White Rodney White Mark Widrig Rhonda Widrig Becky Williams Craig Williams Erester Williams Mike Williams Sam Williams Steve Williams Eric Williamson Teri Witt Eric Woods Cheri Wright John Wright Jeff Wright Billy Yarbrough Dale Zeleny 243 Sophomore Class Officers JACKIE ROSS President QUENNOTH DUNLAP Vice President RENEE LAIRD Secretary PAT SMITH Treasurer 244 The JV cheerleaders lead the Sophomore class in a cheer to victory in an early fall pep rally. Brent Adair T. Adams Randy Adams Albert Aquirre Tommy Alcozer Anthony Alexander Penny Alexander Gerald Allen James Allen Johnny Alonzo Martha Alveris Richard Alvis Meredith Amick W. T. Andrae Peter Anzaldua Leticia Arellano Susanna Arroyos Norma Arteago Lori Assiter Wayne Austin D. Ayers Darrel Ayers Harold Ball Rosa Barrera Blake Barton Lunchtime is fun Jeff Baueum Scott Baueum Dusty Beasley Roran Bedwell Keith Bell Lee Berner Terry Birdsong Sharon Bichnell Brian Billington Ginger Billington David Bird Anita Bishop Shawnda Blankenship Jimmy Boedeker Robert Box Robert Bradic James Bradley Joe Bradley Kayla Bramblett Kenneth Bramblett William Braxton Beth Bray Daron Brown Susan Bryan Keith Bryant Kent Buchanan Rusty Burkes Cindy Burnett Dawn Burns Mary Alice Bustos Paula Butler Mickey Bye Robert Campbell Mark Cannon Rosario Cantu Teresa Cantu Greg Carter Melinda Carter Melissa Carter Tammy Carter 246 The best time for friends to talk is during lunch. Victor Canazos Barbara Chance Thame Chapman Nora Cisneros Roy Cisneros Monte Clark Shelly Clark Melissa Coleman Tim Coleman Kathy Collins Eugene Conrad Terry Coots Christina Coronado Frank Coronado Leah Covey Barbara Cox Sherry Coy Gladys Craft Leanna Craig Brian Cramer JoAnn Craven Brad Cross Curtis Cross Mike Crupe Maxie Cruz Betty Culpepper Tanya Curry Lori Dalton Ray Danis Lori Dayton Derrik DeBerry Tracy Dedek Raymond DelCampo Gabriel Deluna Joe Diaz Becky Douglas 247 Derrick Smith, Kent Buchanan and Koy Stair try to decide just what they are hungry for as they pay a visit to the candy store. Donna Douglas Michelle Dowis Andy Dunlap Mark Dunlap Quennoth Dunlap Michele Edwards Mitzi Ehresman Linda Ellis Marvin Ellis Robert Enriquez Johnny Escobar Chris Estrada Kirk Evans Maria Farias Kim Faver Lajuana Finney Kelly Fleming Jorge Flores Mary Flores Michael Flores Tim Ford Jeff Foster Mike Foster Bryan Freese Donna Freese 248 Laura Gaitan Belinda Gaither Melinda Gaither Martin Gallardo Trinidad Gallardo Henry Gavan Jerry Gamboa Michael Gambrell Andy Garcia Carlos Garcia Elida Garcia Josie Garcia Laura Garcia Lupe Garcia Manuel Garcia Marty Garcia Oscar Garcia Pete Garcia Ellen Garder Rosa Garibay Miros Garza Krystal Gaylor Kristy Gill Michael Glassmoyer Betty Godsey Jaunice Goley Melinda Gomez Eddie Gonzales George Gonzales Gilbert Gonzales Isabel Gonzales Leticia Gonzales Kathi Goswick John Granelle Dena Green 249 Tammy Stringer (left) and Kim Oswald from the Art Institute of Houston visit with art students in Miss Line's Art Class. JoAnn Green Lori Green Xylina Gregg Lori Griffith Connie Grimaldo Diana Guerra Hector Guerra Jeannie Guerrero Tammie Gunnels Angie Gutierrez Fred Gutierrez Lupe Gutierrez Vicky Gutierrez Rhonda Haarmeyer Vince Hall Mary Halley Jeanette Hallman Susan Hansard Susan Hanvey Sandra Harris Randy Harrison Jerry Harvey Andrea Hayes Ginger Hayes Sharon Hearn Wayne Hendricks Anita Hernandez Debbie Hernandez Jamie Hernandez Jesus Hernandez Martin Hernandez Sylvia Hernandez Tony Hernandez Renee Herring Bryan Herrington 250 Shelly Hestand David Hipolito Jeanne Hogge Shirely Halloway Teresa Holloway Pam Huffman Tonya Hunt Eugeina Hunter Petra Ibarra Janie Jackson Renay Jackson Wendy Jackson Brad Job LeDonna Johnson Randy Johnson Terri Johnson Sherry Johnson Dessie Jone Beth Ann Kesee Neil King Joanna Kirkpatrick Michael Kovar Emil Kramer Renee Laird Mark Lam Scarlet Landry and Michele Edwards are going to be late for class. 251 Jesse Landeros Patricia Landeros Scarlet Landry Jeff Langston Johnny Lee Mark Lee Rhonda Lee Bernice Leija M. Lemons Robert Lentz Kelton Lilley Melinda Livesay Kim Lioyd Donnie Looney Corina Lopez Gilbert Lopez Jessica Lopez Norma Lopez Angela Love Tommy Love Russ McBeth Stacy McCarty T. McCarty Mat McClure David McDaniel Carla McKeown Chris McKinnis Gena McLain Tony McMurrian Deborah Manges Maria Mares Tony Mares Rose Linda Marroguin Pat Marse Cindy Martinez 252 Bells punctuate our lives D. Martinez David Martinez Eunice Martinez Gasper Martinez James Martinez Margaret Martinez Nora Martinez Clay Mathews Sandi Mayfield Danny Medina Sally Mercado Randy Mickey Lee Miks Leslie Miller Renee Milligan Cindy Mitchell Alice Montelonyo Dora Morales Manuel Moralez Ben Moreno Vanessa Morgan Blake Morris Janice Nabors Lupita Negrate Paulita Negrete Dexter Newsom Dung Nguyen Thuan Nguyen Kelly Noel Lisa Nolan Torrie Norell Mina Nunez 253 Office worker Derrick DeBerry waits for the next person who needs to check out. 254 Rosa Nunez Steve Olson Krista Owen Sharon Owens Ray Padilla Mark Parker Shae Patterson Angel Pena Danny Perez Gloria Perez Terry Perry Kelly Phillips Wade Phillips James Pierson Rex Pinkerton Reyna Ponce Greg Prutt Daniel Quintana Earnest Quintero Joe Ramirez Wally Ramirez Lola Ramos Martin Ramos Norma Ramos Pat Ramos Students aid in office work Barbara Ray Michelle Ray David Reed Domingo Reyna Leticia Reyna jeanean Rice Marleta Riggins Don Rigler Jaime Rios David Rivera Ruben Rivera Yolanda Rivera Randy Roberts Lucy Robles Ida Rodriquez Mario Rodriquez Maryjane Rodriquez Raul Rodriquez Sylvia Rodriquez Patricia Rogers Adam Rojas Victor Rosales Jackie Ross Richard Rubio Tim Samsel Alice Sanchez George Sanchez Chuck Sanders Brenda Salas Frances Salazar Margie Saucedo Wayne Scarborough 255 Bell Cheryl Scott Linda Scott Kelly Sibley Julian Sierra Aaron Sistrunk Eddie Skaggs Derrek Smith Jerry Smith Patrick Smith Stacy Smith Todd Smith Penne Spencer Koy Stair Leianne Stair Sindy Stanford Rhonda Stedman Steven Steen Ken Stepp Stormy Stroud Joli Temple Bryan Terrell Julie Terrell Dean Teykle Michael Tijerina Maria Tinoco Mike Tinoco Gwuone Thompson Mary Lynn Thompson Lisa Thrasher Elizabeth Tonche Anna Torres El bardo Trevino Sabrina Uddley Trevina Uddley Delesa Vadder Angie Vasquez Carolyn Vasquez Eddie Vasquez Jimmy Velasquez George Velez Diana Vera Peter Vera Randy Vera Lucia Verron Minerva Villarreal rings . . . end of day 256 Terri Johnson and Wendy Jackson talk about their plans as they leave school for the day. Kathy Wall Linda Wallace Ronny Wallingsford Brenda Walker Kristeen Walker Kyleen Walker Pam Walton Micah Weaks Kim Weatherford Debbie Webb Myron Weidenback Sue Welch Susan Wells Fanchon West Curtis Whitfill Cristy Widener Tomysue Wheeler Brett Whitson Jay Williams Elizabeth Williams Renay Williams Terry Williams Kasi Wofford Gill Wright Jessie Ybarra Angela Young Paul Young Jeff Younger Erma Zapata Maria Zavala 257 LEE JONES Freshman Class Officers LISA ANDREWS President Treasurer BETH BURKHART MARIE HOOPER Vice President Secretary 258 Fish face new year Freshman Kirk Hill takes a bold step toward perfecting the art of studying. Rhonda Adams Elsa Aguilar Ralph Aguillera Jessie Alcozar Rhonda Allen Sharon Allen Cynthia Alonzo Tanja Alonzo Ken Anderson Lisa Andrews Bonnie Arnold Mary Arredondo Josie Arrizola Jose Arroyo Eddie Artega Raymond Baeza Kelly Baker Mike Baker William Baldwin Dora Ballesteros Carmen Baltierra Patricia Barley Doug Barnes Twyila Barnett Roselinda Barrera Becky Bartley Norman Bearden Shelly Bedwell Kristi Bennett Kristi L. Bennett 259 Delia Berma Diane Berry James Black Johnny Blackwell Cindy Blankenship Carla Bontke Brad Bowman Bill Bownds Richard Bradley Joe Dale Bradshaw Janna Bray Stacy Brooks Tim Brown Beth Burkhart Cindy Bustos Becky Canales Lisa Cantu Phyllis Cantu Greg Carroll Deborah Carter Moses Castillo Kenneth Cate Melinda Chandler Albert Chapa Alfonso Chapa Dean Wood takes a few moments to discuss things with his students. 260 Class of '84 eyes future Chris Childers Tonja Clark Ernest Cleveland Cindy Cloude Chad Cole Marcia Coleman Peggy Contreras Bobby Cook Queen Cook Gayle Cork Gilbert Coronado Nancy Cortez Vitricia Cowart Wade Cox Theresia Craft Cora Craven Joel Daniel Margaret Daniels Susan Davila Deanne Davis Denise Davis Leon DeLeon Richard DeLuna Randy Derrick Lance Dickerson Freshmen look longingly to the outdoors, wishing they were out there enjoying the sunshine instead of in school. 261 Lee Jones and Eric Weidenbach show how to read a thermometer properly ' Chris Dillard Sharon Dowis Keri Dunlap Rebecca Dunn Kay Dunning Brent Eberhart Curtis Elledge Priscilla Ellis Randy Ellis Ray Enriquez Adela Escalante John Esquivel Shelli Estep Craig Etheredge Gary Eubanks Brian Faulkner Don Ferguson Donna Ferguson Ray Ferguson Felipa Flores 262 Classes present challenges Raymond Flores Norma Flores Greg Forbes JoAnne Franco Willie Gallardo Guadalupe Gallegos Esther Galvez Sandra Gamboa Hervey Garcia Louis Garcia Martin Garcia Rosa Garcia Robert Garza Velinda Garza Marcheta Gattis Armando Gauna Steve George Neal Gillespee Martha Gomez Diane Gonzales To work alone is hard, to share is easy! Here, contemplating their assignment, are Kelly Barker and Link Hammer. 263 Freshmen keep PPiS jumping Delores Gonzales Eloy Gonzales Henry Gonzales Irene Gonzales Jesse Gonzales Julie Gonzales Melissa Gonzales Pete Gonzales Rene Gonzales Robert Gonzales Debbie Gouldy Victoria Griego Chris Goree Randy Green Jessie Grimaldo Joe Grimaldo Paul Guajardo Peter Guajardo Elisa Guerra Jesus Guerra Luis Guerra Margie Gutierrez Sylvia Gutierrez Melinda Hall Renee Hall Craig Etheredge takes a minute away from his gourmet meal to pose for a picture. Melissa Nail, Marie Hooper and Tracy Wheeler try to get it together in a chorus line routine. Link Hammer LaMont Harper Christi Harrell Liz Hart Nikki Harris Scotty Havenhill Lori Hayden Cynthia Hemphill Arturo Hernandez David Hernandez Gloria Hernandez Jesse Hernandez Nancy Hernandez Norma Hernandez Ricky Hernandez Thomas Hernandez Veronica Hernandez Ernest Herrera Shellene Hewitt Jackie Hickman Cindy Hinojosa Leslie Higdon Joel Hill Kirk Hill Tracey Hill 265 266 Randy Holahan Carol Horne Marie Hooper Russell Horan Scott Hughes Harry Hunt Tammie Hunt Jim Hunt John Hunter Randy Hyde Beatrice Ibarra Indulging freely in the freshman hobby of laughing at the cold is Melissa Nail. Mandy Igo Helen Jackson Joe Jimenez Gayle Johnson Kelly Johnson Ruth Johnson Christi Jones Kent Jones Lee Jones Todd Keller David Kelly Lisa Kiser Tami Kiser Donald Kruse Doris Lafuente Alfred Landeros David Landrum Sheila Landry Lisa Lawrence Ismael Leal Steve Lemons LeeAnn Loafman Wanda Lockett Donald Lofin Baldimar Lopez Fish do it better! Hilda Martinez Lisa Martinez Lupe Martinez Margie Martinez Melba Martinez Rosemary Martinez Nina Lopez Otilia Lopez Pearl Lopez Ruben Lopez Cleo Lowery Trixie McNeill Stacy McGuirre Clay McPeck Eddie McWhorter Ricky Maciel Esmeralda Magallanes Valentin Magana Lisa Maldonado Veronica Margues Alice Marroquin Jana Marshall Patricia Marshall Arnie Martinez Becky Martinez George Martinez Art I students dish it out of the pan and onto the canvas. Expressing his inner self through art is Eddie Ateaga. Henry Marton Cookie Mata Gerardo Lucio Leah Kay Lyle Mike Lyons Rhonda McCoy Wayne McDonald 267 We're no. 1! Mark Mathis Michael Matthews Estella Mendez Betty Joe Mendoza Debbie Medrano Tracy Miller Buying candy from Brooks Terrell can be risky business and this freshman is giving it much thought. Stacy Mitchell Hope Moffitt Eddie Montez Monica Montoya Alfred Morales Jessie Morales Ray Moreno Deanna Morgan Stephanie Morgan Stephanie Morris Cindy Morton Gary Mosley Danea Mott Lisa Moya Johnny Mulkey Mark Mull Melissa Mull Melissa Nail Donna Nails Eric Nash Kay Neal Randy Neeley Kay Nimmo Shelley Noel Kim Norris Mike Northup Lisa Nunez Cara Oglesby Vicky Olivarez Ronnie Ortegon 268 Danny Steffy and Johnny Jackson show their preferences in football as they stand in line outside the candy store. Clay Otwell LaDonna Owens Elvis Padroin Robert Pardo Jessie Pelido Nelda Pena Patricia Pena Diana Pequeno Brenda Perez David Perez David Perez Dianna Perez John Joe Perez Doug Perry Lou Pierson Kelly Pirkle Irma Plasencio Rosa Plasencio Toby Poston DeeDee Purdy Bill Ragan Michael Ragan Larry Ramirez Danny Ramos Mary Ann Ramos Tino Ramos Tony Raybal Gina Reed Roland Resendez Ben Reyes 269 « Once again coming to charm the entire parking lot with devastating smiles are Mack Lees and Donald Kruse. Margaret Rivera Wanda Rodges Alice Rodriquez Baetriz Rodriquez Esmeralda Rodriquez Gloria Rodriquez Jesse Rodriquez Patty Rodriquez Ramon Rodriquez Sylvia Rodriquez Larry Ruiz Luis Ruiz Junior Salas Joven Salazar Bertha Sanchez Brent Richberry Cheryl Riggins Richard Rios Ida Rivas Carlos Rivera Suzanna Rodriquez Virginia Rodriquez Frankie Rosales Kristi Rowan Abel Ruiz 270 Smiles brighten PHS Felix Sanchez Jimmy Sanchez Judy Sanders Suzanne Sarakia Janci Schwalm Cheryl Scott Clifford Scott Tonya Scott Teresa Scuddy Mark Seago George Sheppard Joseph Sherwood John Shores Carrie Shugart Jessie Sierra Sherry Stair, Lori Green and Christi Harrel take a day off from JV Tennis. Brenda Sims Barton Smith Chris Smith Marcie Smith Stacy Smith Tabbi Smith Nicky Smothermon Sonya Snelling Josie Soliz Madaleno Sosa Linda Spann Renee Sparkman Sherry Stair Jeff Stalcup Richard Stanley 271 Freshmen cram diligently for upcoming exams. Showing their good study habits are Hope Moffitt and Otilia Lopez. 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M. 23 Finney, Paula 25 Foster, George 25 Foster, Steve 81 Franklin, George 25, 165 George, Jerry Don 17, 25, 99 Glodt, Barbara 25 Goen, Norman 25, 108 Goodin, Lily 25 Goree, Diane 25 Griffin, Charline 25 Griffin, Ruth 25 Guerra, Juan 23 Hager, Helen 25 Harrell, Sam 25, 144, 145, 146 Harris, Jay 26 Hatchel, Linda 25, 101 Hatton, Vicki 26 Havenes, Bill 23 Haynes, D. Grant 26, 48 Henderson, Alfred 26, 106 Hill, John 26, 80 Hindman, Tracy 26, 144, 145, 95 Hinda, Elizabeth 26, 194 Hofsommer, Sandra 26, 48 Hooten, Pearl 23 Hudson, Bobby 26 Huff, Winnie 21 Hunt, Melynn 26, 156 Jenkins, Tom 26, 111 Jimenez, Jaunita 23 Johnson, Jan 26 Kahn, Ernest 26, 165, 176 Kaiser, Henryetta 26 Kendall, Leon 19 Kendall, Pam 26 Kersh, Lisa 26, 104 Keyser, Loyce 26 Kidd, Nancy 26 Kidwell, Sue 26 King, Avanell 23 King, Genula 23 King, J. W. 27 Kite, Joyce 27 Lance, Beverly 21 Leach, Francis 27 Line, Terri Beth 27 Little, Ron 27, 48 Loafman, Janice 20 Lyles, A. B. 27 McBee, Dora 20 McBee, Larry 17, 25 McCarty, Jo 27, 48 McCoy, Saundra 21 McCullough, Delores 27 McGee, Betty 20 McGuire, Wilson 27 Mariscal, David 23 Mayberry, Jeany 27 Merrill, Ted 23 Miller, Ron 19, 27 Moore, Bob 27, 167 Moore, Ed 28, 144, 145 Musgrave, Kelly 22 Nava, Susie 23 Noel, Cindy 28, 106 Norris, Henrietta 28 O'Hair, Kevin 28 Oldham, Steve 28 Parrish, Sue 28, 48 Pennel, Harvey 28, 102 Ryan, O. T. 28 Sherwood, Greg 28, 144, 145 Skelton, Jayne 28 Smith, Dale 18, 160, 236 Smith, John 28, 101 Soliz, Josie 22 Stanford, Sue 29, 103 Starkey, James 18, 27 Teichelman, Ronnie 29 Tisdel, Florabel 29 Tomlin, Dennis 29, 144, 145, 191 Tone, Pat 29, 144, 145 Tullis, Dorthy 18, 105 Wallace, Esther 23 Warren, Ron 29 Weatherred, Harold 29 White, Danny 29, 60 White, Gene 29 Williams, Paula 29 Williams, Sandy 28, 29 Williams, Windy 29, 144, 145 Wiseman, Kevin 29, 144, 145, 153, 175 Witcher, Pennie 29 Witherspoon, Bennie 29, 144, 145, 153 Wood, Ronnie 19, 160, 260 Young, Cindy 29 Young, Glenn 29 304 Student Index A Adair, Brent 106, 175, 245 Adams, Elise 231 Adams, Elizabeth 106, 231 Adams, jerry 102 Adams, Lee 109, 207 Adams, Randy 245 Adams, Rhonda 259 Adams, Terry 245, 207 Adcock, Alan 145, 207 Adcock, Trent 145, 220, 206, 207, 95, 94, 191 Aguilar, Elsa 165, 259 Aguilera, Daniel 48, 231, 92 Aguillera, Ralph 259 Aguirre, Diana 231 Aguirre, Albert 175, 245, 119 Alcozar, Jessie 259 Alcozer, Tommy 153, 245 Aldaco, Anita 112, 113, 207 Aldaco, Mary 106, 109, 213, 90, 207 Alexander, Anthony 245 Alexander, Penny 245 Alexander, Wesley 145 Allen, Gerald 245 Allen, James 245 Allen, Rhonda 259 Allen, Sharon 259 Allgood, Sundee 231 Alonzo, Cynthia 259 Alonzo, johnny 245 Alonzo, Tanya 259 Alonzo, Tony 108, 231 Alvarado, Thomas 108, 231, 118 Alvarez, Javier 231, 118 Alvarez, Rudy 103, 118 Alveris, Martha 245 Alvis, Richard 245 Amick, Meredith 245 Anderson, Ken 259 Anderson, Nickie 103, 207 Andrae, W. T. 245 Andrews, Lisa 234, 258, 259 Andrews, Staci 231 Anzaldua, Peter 245 Arellano, Leticia 245 Arellano, Martha 231 Arnold, Bonnie 259, 118 Arnold, Nikki 231 Arnold, Paulinda 100, 208, 118 Arredondo, Mary 259 Arrizola, Josie 44, 259 Arroyo, Jose 153, 259 Arroyos, Laurinda 208 Arroyos, Susanna 245 Arteaga, Eddie 259, 118 Arteaga, Norma 245 Assiter, Lori 101, 245, 118 Assiter, Scott 231 Austin, Wayne 152, 245 Aven, Matt 208 Ayers, James 245 B Backer, Joe 103 Baeza, Raymond 259 Baker, Jody 231 Baker, Kelly 259 Baker, Mike 154, 259 Baldwin, William 259 Ball, Jack 145, 208 Ball, Harold 153, 245 Ballard, Donnie 145, 231, 83 Ballesteros, Dora 259 Ballesteros, Raymond 231, 236 Baltierra, Carmen 259 Bain, Susan 208, 88 Barley, Mike 208 Barley, Patricia 259 Barnes, Doug 155, 259 Barnett, Kathrina 231, 93, 88 Barnett, Twyila 259 Barrera, Jesse 231, 89 Barrera, Rosa 45, 245, 88 Barrera, Rosalinda 259 Bartley, Becky 259 Barton, Blake 152, 245 Baucum, Jeff 106, 152, 246 Baucum, Scott 144 Bearden, LaQueta 113, 208 Bearden, Norman 259 Beasley, Dusty 246 Beats, Sonya 208 Beck, Gary 145, 208 Bedwell, Roran 246 Bedwell, Shelly 101, 259 Bell, Keith 246, 89 Belyeu, Velvet 208, 119, 118 Bennett, Kristi Lee 129, 259 Bennett, Kristi Kay 259 Beralez, Dalia 231 Berma, Delia 260 Berry, Andy 231 Berry, Diane 165, 260 Berry, Pat 60 Berry, Jimmy 231 Berry, Russell 208 Bezner, Lee 246 Bilberry, Kristi 109, 231 Billingsley, Biff 145, 148, 231 Billington, Brian 144. 246, 119, 191 Billington, Ginger 45, 246 Bills, Robert 208, 89 Binchnell, Sharon 246 Bird, David 246, 178 Birdsong, Terry 246 Bishop, Anita 246 Bivens, Leslea 231 Black, Cindy 130, 136, 156, 159, 209, 220, 91 Black, James 260 Black, Lisa 231 Blackwell, Johnny 260 Blake, Lynn 231 Blankenship, Cindy 260 Blankenship, Greg 145, 209, 228 Blankenship, Kimberlee 65, 209, 90 Blankenship, Shaunda 246 Boedeker, Jimmy 246 Bontke, Carla 260 Borchardt, Lynn 111, 232, 95 Bowman, Brad 154, 260 Bownds, Bill 260 Bownds, Elisha 232 Bownds, Sam 232, 197, 196 Box, Kevin 209, 226, 88 Box, Robert 246, 178 Bradley, James 246 Bradley, Jill 42, 159, 162, 209, 212, 213, 126, 80 Bradley, Joe 153, 246 Bradley, Richard 260 Bradshaw, JoeDale 260 Bramblett, Kayla 246 Branch, Laura 106, 107, 156, 158, 160, 161, 176, 230, 232 Braxton, William 153, 246 Bray, Beth 246 Bray, Jana 260 Brockman, Vincent 102, 209 Brooks, Stacy 155, 260 Brown, Daron 246 Brown, Pat 33, 150, 151, 219, 81 Brown, Tim 260, 181, 178, 179, 81 Browning, Lee 137, 209, 118 Bryan, Susan 246, 194, 195 Bryant, Kelly 209 Bryant, Keith 246 Bryant, Mona 60, 61, 230, 232, 82 Buchanan, Kent 246 Burkes, Rusty 246, 89 Burkhart, Beth 258, 260 Burkhart, Murrey 226, 89, 88 Burleson, Randall 232, 89 Burnett, D'Lee 232 Burnett, Cindy 246 Burnett, Vondal 145, 209, 124 Burns, Dawn 101, 246 Burns, Deanna 209, 227 Bussey, Penny 209 Bustos, Dickey 232 Bustos, Cindy 260 Bustos, Lee 153 Bustos, Mary Alice 246 Butcher, Randy 209, 237 Butler, Paula 100, 163 Butler, Ricky 232, 181, 90, 178 Butler, Scott 64, 65, 96, 97, 135, 210, 90 Bye, Angie 210, 92, 88 Bye, Mickey 152, 246 C Cabrera, Melinda 232 Cabrera, Oscar 103, 210 Caddell, Bud 232, 178, 89 Caldwell, Lori 210 Calk, Rhonda 232 Campbell, Robert 246 Canales, Becky 260 Cannon, Mark 60, 246 Cannon, Mike 232, 82 Cano, Angel 232 Cantu, Gloria 102, 210 Cantu, Lisa 260 Cantu, Phyllis 260 Cantu, Rosario 246 Cantu, Teresa 246 Cargill, Jerry 106, 145, 147, 232, 191 Carroll, Greg 260 Carter, Deborah 260 Carter, Greg 145, 246, 191 Carter, Lee 166, 237 Carter, Melinda 246 Carter, Melissa 246 Carter, Tammy 176, 246 Carter, Vaierie 113, 210 Carthel, Lori 232 Castillo, Leonardo 133 Castillo, Moses 155, 260 Castillo, Nita 246 Castle, Becky 246 Castle, Brenda 210 Castle, James 145, 210 Castleberry, LaDonyce 232 Cate, Kenneth 260 Cavazos, Esmeralda 210 Cavazos, Joe 246 Cavazos, Sylvia 246 Cavazos, Victor 247 Chambers, Kelly 232 Chambers, Patty 156, 232, 95 Chance, Annette 210 Chance, Barbara 247 Chandler, Cindy 103, 232 Chandler, Marilyn 109, 232 Chandler, Melinda 260 Chapa, Albert 154, 260 Chapa, Alfonso 155, 260 Chapa, Rachel 210 Chapman, Debbie 109, 232 Chapman, Thame 106, 153, 247 Charo, Gloria 211 Chennault, Tami 103, 232 Chiddix, Lori 113, 211 Childers, Chris 261, 92 Church well, Karen 112, 113, 211, 212 Cisneros, Roy 247 Clark, Monte 247 Clark, Shelly 246 Clark, Terry 232 Clark, Tonja 261, 90 Cleveland, Donald 152, 232, 237 Cleveland, Ernest 154, 261 Cleveland, Kay 176, 232 Clinton, Kenny 211 Cloude, Cindy 261 Cole. Brenda 113, 211, 95 Cole, Chad 154, 261 Coleman, Marcia 261 Coleman, Tim 153, 247 Coleman, Kathy 247 Collins. Bobbie 102, 232 Collins, Jimmie 102, 211 Collins, Kathy 110 Collins, T. C. 102, 211 Conrad, Eugene 247 Contreras, Freddie 210 Contreras, Peggy 261 Cook, Bobby 261 Cook, Carolyn 211, 224 Cook, Darin 232 Cook, Queen 261 Cook, Terry 211 Coots, Terry 247 Cork, Gayle 261 Cornelius, Jimmy 211 Coronado, Christina 247 Coronado, Frank 247 Coronado, Gilbert 261 Cortez, Nancy 261 Covey, Leah 64, 65, 96, 97, 225, 247 Cowart, Vitricia 261 Cox, Barbara 247 Cox, Catheron 211 Cox, Wade 261 Coy, Sabra 211, 215, 90, 88 Coy, Sherry 247, 88 Craft, Gladys 247 Craft, Robert 212 Craft, Theresia 104, 105, 261 Craig, Leanna 247 Cramer, Braian 153, 247 Craven, Bulah 233, 237 Craven, Cora 261 Craven, JoAnn 247 Critchfield, Stacy 212 Cross, Ben 212 Cross, Brad 247 Cross, Curtis 247 Cross, Steven 212 Crowell, Jim 103, 233 Crowell, Joe 212 Crupe, Mike 247 Cruz, Maxie 247 Culpepper, Bettye 101, 247, 88 Cundiff, Malcolm 64, 65, 96, 233 Curry, Keith 96, 212, 218, 92 Curry, Steve 96, 109, 233, 89 Curry, Tayna 247 D Dalton, Lori 247, 88 Danford, Belinda 212, 92, 88 Daniel, Joel 154, 261 Daniel, Sonya 212 Daniels, Margaret 261 Danis, Ray 247 Davila, Reyna 212 Davila, Susan 261 Davis, Belinda 233 Davis, Deanna 261 Davis, Denise 261 Davis, Glen 111, 233 Dayton, Lori 247 DeBerry, Darron 233 DeBerry, Derrick 247 Dedek, Tracy 247 DelCampo, Raymond 247 DelCampo, Rene 233 DeLeon, JoAnn 212 DeLeon, Leon 261 DeLuna, Betsy 233, 237 DeLuna, Gabriel 247 DeLuna, Richard 155, 261 Denton, Todd 233 Derrick, Delwin 111 Derrick, Randy 261 Devin, James 109, 212 Diaz, Arthur 233 Diaz, Joe 247 Diaz, Melba 212 Diaz, Tina 113, 233, 92, 88 Dickerson, Gina 233 Dickerson, Lance 261 Dillard, Chris 262 Dobberstein, ReDawna 233 Dominquez, Josie 96, 97, 106, 233 Dorsey, Randy 145, 233 Doss, Lynette 213 Douglas, Becky 247 Douglas, Donna 248, 119 Douglas, Kathy 103, 213 Douglas, Lisa 233, 237 Dowis, Michelle 248, 88 Dowis, Sharon 165, 262 Duckett, Kenna 112, 113, 130, 233 Dunavant, Jason 48, 213, 91, 89 Duncan, Alan 111, 233 Duncan, Patrice 113, 213 Dunlap, Andy 153, 248, 128, 185, 184 Dunlap, Hollis 152, 233 Dunlap, Keri 262 Dunlap, LeAnn 210, 213 Dunlap, Mark 152, 248 Dunlap, Quennoth 152, 172, 173, 175, 244, 248 Dunlap, Terry 152, 233 Dunn, Rebecca Dunn, Scott 213, 91, 89 Dunn, Teresa 111, 233 Dunning, Kay 262, 195, 194 Durham, Lynda 233 Durham, Patricia 109, 233 E Ebeling, Mark 233 Eberhart, Brent 262 Edwards, Brad 108, 213 Edwards, Michele 163, 248 Ehersman, Bert 111, 234 Ehersman, Mitzi 101, 248 Elledge, Curtis 262 Ellis, Audrey 109, 213 Ellis, James 103, 234 Ellis, Linda 248 Ellis, Marvin 175, 248 Ellis, Priscilla 262, 95 Ellis, Randy 155, 262 Enriquez, Raul 108, 234 Enriquez, Ray 262 Enriquez, Robert 248 Escalante, Adela 262 Escobar, Johnny 153, 248 Esquivel, John 262 Esquivel, Manuel 102, 213 Estep, Shelli 262 Estrada, Chris 248 Estrada, Sarah 234 Etheredge, Craig 155, 262, 264 Eubanks, Gary 262 Eudy, Jayne 42, 162, 212, 213, 93, 80 Evans, Kirk 106, 107, 145, 248 F Falcon, Javier 110 Farias, Maria 248 Farmer, Teresa 106, 234, 119 Faulkner, Brian 155, 262 Faver, Kim 163, 248 Fennell, Rod 152, 234, 191 Ferguson, Don 154, 262 Ferguson, Donna 262 Ferguson, Ray 262 Fields, Mike 145, 213, 82 Finney, Bracken 145, 213, 228 Finney, Lajuana 248 Flack, Aaron 111, 234 Fleming, Karen 106, 234, 83 Fleming, Kelly 248 Flores, Esmeralda 234 Flores, Felipa 262 Flores, Jaime 234 Flores, Jorge 248 Flores, Louis 102, 234 Flores, Mary 248 Flores, Michael 153, 175, 248 Flores, Norma 263 Flores, Raymond 263 Forbes, Greg 263 Forbes, James 145, 234 Ford, Delynna 214 Ford, Tim 248 Foster, Jeff 248 Foster, Steve 214 Fowler, Donna 234 Franco, JoAnne 263 Franklin, Kristy 234 Freeman, Tim 108, 214 Freese, Bryan 153, 248, 95 Freese, Donna 248, 88 Freier, Lorie 111, 214 French, Lisa 214 French, Teresa 214 G Gabriel, Stacy 230, 234, 178 Gaitan, Laura 249 Gaitan, Sandra 211, 234 Gaither, Belinda 249, 88 Gaither, Melinda 249, 88 Gallardo, David 100, 145 Gallardo, Martin 249 Gallardo, Trinidad 101, 249 Gallardo, Willie 263 Gallegos, Guadalupe 263 Galvan, Henry 249 Galvan, Norma 234 Galvez, Esther 263 Gamboa, Jerry 249 Gamboa, Sandra 263 Gambrell, Lisa 106, 107, 109, 134, 212, 214 Gambrell, Michael 235, 249 Garces, Elida 110, 249 Garcia, Andy 249 Garcia, Carlos 249 Garcia, Carmen 214 Garcia, Cynthia 214 Garcia, Danny 234 Garcia, Eddie 110 Garcia, Esmeralda 113, 234, 91 Garcia, Gumecindo 234 Garcia, Hervey 263 Garcia, Jerry 111, 214 Garcia, Josie 249 Garcia, Laura 249 Garcia, Louis 263 Garcia, Lupe 249 Garcia, Manuel 249 Garcia, Martin 263 Garcia, Marty 152, 249 306 Garcia, Mary 234 Garcia, Oscar 249 Garcia, Pete 144, 249 Garcia, Robert 214 Garcia, Rosa 263 Garcia, Rudy 111, 234 Garcia, Velma 214 Garder, Ellen 106, 249, 181, 178 Garibay, Rosa 249 Garibay, Roy 108 Garms, Derrell 214, 89 Garza, Luis 234 Garza, Miros 249 Garza, Robert 263 Garza, Velinda 263 Gatewood, John 110 Gattis, Marcheta 263 Gauna, Armando 154, 263 Gaylor, Krystal 45, 100, 106, 131, 249 Geisler, Rodney 234 George, Monica 113, 214 George, Steve 106, 154, 263, 197 Gibson, Kenneth 109, 234 Gibson, Ronnie 235 Giel, Kristy 249 Gilleland, Leslie 156, 163, 235 Gillespee, Neal 155, 263, 1% Ginn, Lisa 101, 113, 235 Glassmoyer, Michael 249 Godsey, Betty 249 Golden, Lisa 111, 215 Goley, Jaunice 249 Gomez, Martha 263 Gomez, Melinda 249 Gonzales, Diane 263 Gonzales, Eddie 249 Gonzales, Ellena 215, 90 Gonzales, Eloy 264 Gonzales, George 249 Gonzales, Gilbert 249 Gonzales, Henry 264 Gonzales, Irene 264 Gonzales, Isabel 249 Gonzales, James 235 Gonzales, Jessie 264 Gonzales, Julie 264 Gonzales, Leticia 249 Gonzales, Manuel 106, 107, 145, 215, 206 Gonzales, Melissa 165, 264 Gonzales, Pete 264 Gonzales, Rene 131, 264 Gonzales, Robert 264 Gonzales, Rocky 235 Gonzales, Tony 102, 235 Gonzales, Velma 215 Goree, Chris 106, 107, 264, 180, 178 Goswick, Kathy 249 Gould, Valerie 235, 83 Gouldy, Debbie 264 Granelle, John 249 Green, Cindy 96, 235 Green, Dena 249 Green, JoAnn 250 Green, Lon 250 (Sophomore) Green, Lori 271 (Freshman) Green, Randy 155, 264 Greenhill, Ginger 235 Greer, Kelly 235 Gregg, Sharia 237, 235 Gregg, Xylina 250 Griego, Victoria 264 Griffith, Lori 45, 106, 250, 178 Grimaldo, Connie 250 Grimaldo, Jessie 264 Grimaldo, Joe 264 Grimaldo, Olga 215 Guajardo, Paul 264 Gua)ardo, Peter 154, 264 Guerra, Diana 110, 250 Guerra, Elisa 264 Guerra, Hector 250 Guerra, Jesus 264 Guerra, Luis 264 Guerrero, Delma 215, 237 Guerrero, Jeannie 250 Gunnels, Tammie 101, 250 Gutierrez, Angie 250 Gutierrez, Blanca 235 Gutierrez, Freddie 103, 250 Gutierrez, Lupe 250 Gutierrez, Margie 264 Gutierrez, Sylvia 264 Gutierrez, Vicky 250 Gutierrez, Yvonne 113, 215 Guy, Lisa 235, 93 H Haarmeyer, Rhonda 101, 250 Hackett, Brent 215, 226, 126, 88 Hall, Bobby 235 Hall, Brenda 156, 176, 235 Hall, Eunice 215 Hall, Melinda 264 Hall, Palecia 156, 162, 235 Hall, Renee 264 Hall, Vince 250 Halley, Mary 250 Hallman, Jeanette 163, 250 Hallman, Kenneth 131, 152 Hallman, Sharia 109, 176, 235 Hamm, Kristopher 235 Hammer, Link 154, 265 Haney, James 215 Hansard, Susan 250 Hanvey, Susan 250 Hardin, Chris 235 Harding, Faith 64, 65, 96, 225, 235, 90, 195, 194 Harper, LaMont 265, 89 Harrell, Christi 265, 271 Harrell, Jeff 153, 235 Harris, Bill 60, 218, 181, 178 Harris, Hollin 215 Harris, Lance 111 Harris, Nikki 44, 155, 265 Harris, Sandra 101, 250 Harrison, Randy 250 Harrod, Brenda 235 Hart, Liz 44, 106, 265 Hart, Vanessa 215 Harvey, Jerry 153, 250 Hatch, Jennifer 101, 113, 235 Hatch, Sam 111, 235 Havenhill, Ricky 235, 180, 178 Havenhill, Scotty 265, 178 Hawkins, Rusty 102, 236 Hayden, Lori 265 Hayes, Andrea 101, 250 Hayes, Bill 145, 216 Hayes, Diana 42, 142, 236, 240 (Junior), 127, 118, 88 Hayes, Dianna 216 (Senior) 119 Hayes, Ginger 101, 250 Hayes, Nancy 113, 212, 216 Haynes, Helen 101, 112, 113, 236 Hazel, Cindy 216 Heads, Tania 216 Hearn, Kevin 166, 236 Hearn, Sharon 250 Hefflenfinger, Lori 112, 113, 211, 213, 216, 82 Hembree, Sheila 236 Hemphill, Cynthia 165, 176, 265 Hemphill, Melanie 156, 159, 176, 216 Henderson, Aldria 216, 93 Henderson, Phillip 236, 80 Hendricks, Wayne 250 Hernandez, Anita 250 Hernandez, Arturo 155, 265 Hernandez, Corky 236, 237 Hernandez, David 154, 265 Hernandez, Debbie 250 Hernandez, Gloria 265 Hernandez, Jamie 250 Hernandez, Jesse 108, 216 (Senior) Hernandez, Jesse 155, 265 (Freshman) Hernandez, Jesus 250 Hernandez, Martin 250 Hernandez, Nancy 265 Hernandez, Norma 265 Hernandez, Raymond 145, 216 Hernandez, Ricky 110, 265 Hernandez, Sylvia 250 Hernandez, Thomas 265 Hernandez, Tony 250 Hernandez, Veronica 265 Herrera, Benito 145, 216, 122, 119, 118 Herrera, Ernest 155, 265 Herrera, Richard 145, 236 Herring, Renee 163, 250 Herring, Rodney 145, 216, 206 Herrington, Bryan 250 Hess, Ken 236, 196, 90 Hestand, Donna 216 Hestand, Shelly 251 Hewitt, Shellene 265 Hickman, Jackie 265 Higdon, Leslie 265, 93, 178 Higgs, Janet 217 Hill, Darrell 236 Hill, Joel 265, 154 Hill, Johnny L. 217, 96 Hill, Kirk 265, 155 Hill, Scotty 236, 106, 107, 90 Hill, Tracey 265, 108 Hilliard, Mark 217, 191 Hindman, Shelly 236, 156, 159, 83 Hindman, Tay 228, 100, 145 Hinojosa, Cindy 265 Hinojosa, Joel 217 Hipolito, David 251, 153 Hodges, Georgia D. 212, 217, 220, 60, 61, 106, 42, 107, 162, 124, 119 Hogan, Lana 236, 90, 88 Hogge, Jeanne 251, 88 Hoglan, Cynthia 217 Holahan, Randy 266 Holbert, Jon 108, 236 Holland, Boyd 217 Holloway, Antonio 103, 217 Holloway, Janet 217 Holloway, Shirley 251 Holloway, Teresa 251 Holt, Clifford 100, 119, 118 Holt, Gerald 217 Hooper, David 132, 217, 95 Hooper, Jim 153, 236 Hooper, Marie 106, 265, 266, 258 Hopson, LeDeanna 236 Horan, Russell 266, 155 Horne, Carol 266, 88 Horne, Joe 48, 49, 236 Houlette, Bryan 96, 236 Howerton, Dana 99, 113, 236, 206 Huerta, Henry 236 Huffman, P. 251 Hughes, Ray 217 Hughes, Scott 266 Humphreys, Melinda 236 Hunt, Elizabeth 236, 96, 93, 88 Hunt, Harry 266 Hunt, Jim 266 Hunt, Tammie 266 Hunt, Tonya 251 Hunter, Eugene 251 Hunter, John 266, 155 Hunter, Trey 236, 100 Hurt, Reagan 217 Hyde, Randy 266 307 I Ibarra, Beatrice 266 Ibarra, Petra 251 Igo, Mandy 106, 266, 178 J Jackson, Alton 166, 169, 171, 236, 185 Jackson, Benary 251 Jackson, Carolyn 217 Jackson, Donna 156, 158, 217 Jackson, Eric 108, 132, 217, 82 Jackson, Gwen 102, 236 Jackson, Helen 266 Jackson, Janie 251, 178 Jackson, Jerald 236 Jackson, Lula 236 Jackson, Renay 110 Jackson, Wendy 106, 251 Jacobs, Sandra 111 James, Scott 109, 233, 236, 119 James, Wade 145, 236 Jimenez, Joe 155, 266 Job, Brad 49, 251 Johnson, Gayle 165, 266 Johnson, Jamie 130, 144, 218, 95 Johnson, Kelly 266 Johnson, Kevin 218 Johnson, LeDonna 45, 251 Johnson, Randy 152, 153, 251 Johnson, Ruth 165, 266 Johnson, Sherry 251 Johnson, Tamara 101, 103, 212, 218 Johnson, Terri 45, 251 Johnson, Tim 106, 145, 150, 218 Jones, Christi 101, 266 Jones, Dessie 156, 163, 251 Jones, Jennifer 218 Jones, Kent 266 Jones, Lee 154, 258, 262, 266 Jones, Robert 145, 236, 191 Julian, Karyn 101, 103, 237, 88 K Keller, Murlyn 60, 111, 218 Keller, Todd 266 Kelly, David 60, 61, 218 (Senior) Kelly, David 266 (Freshman) Kemp, Lori 42, 106, 162, 212, 215, 218 Kennon, Craig 237, 83 Kerbo, Lisa 237 Kerns, David 219, 208, 95, 94 Kesee, BethAnn 251 King, Harold 145, 148, 237 King, Noel 251 King, Robbie 103, 237 King, Steve 237 Kirk, Toyo 219 Kirkpatrick, Joanna 251 Kiser, Lisa 266 Kiser, Tami 266 Kovar, Michael 251 Kramer, Emil 251, 118 Kramer, Evan 48, 136, 219, 91, 89 Krauel, Laurie 99, 219 Kruse, Daryl 237 Kruse, Donald 266, 95 L LaFuente, Diana 113, 237 LaFuente, Doris 266 LaFuente, Florinda 219 Laird, Renee 244, 251 Lam, Mark 144, 251 Landeros, Alfred 266 Landeros, Emma 237 Landeros, Irma 138, 211, 219 Landeros, Jesse 252 Landeros, Patricia 252 Landrum, David 266 Landry, Scarlet 106, 163, 252, 179, 178 Landry, Sheila 106, 266, 273, 180, 178 Lane, Patti 101, 113, 141, 219 Langston, Jeff 252 Langston, Mark 60 Langston, Teresa 109, 237 Lansdon, Mark 237 Lawrence, Lisa 266 Leach, Marla 237, 90, 67 Leal, Barbara 113, 237 Leal, Ismeal 154, 266 Lee, Aaron 100, 139, 219 Lee, Johnny 252 Lee, Mark 153, 252, 95 Lee, Rhonda 252 Lees, Mack 95 Leija, Bernica 252 Leija, Rosalie 219 Lemons, Mitch 252 Lemons, Steve 266 Lentz, Robert 252 Leyendecker, O'Dell 237 Lilley, Kelton 252 Limbocker, Leslie 60, 219, 89 Lioyd, Kim 252 Livesay, Melinda 101, 252, 90 Livesay, Susan 219 Loaf man, LeeAnn 266 Lockett, Debra 103, 237 Lockett, Melba 219 Lockett, Wanda 266 Loflin, Donald 155, 266 Loflin, Donna 237 Loflin, William 110 Long, Tanya 106, 107, 176, 237, 90 Looney, Donnie 252 Lopez, Baldimar 266 Lopez, Corina 252 Lopez, Erma 113, 237 Lopez, Gilbert 252 Lopez, Jessica 252 Lopez, Leroy 102, 237 Lopez, Nina 267 Lopez, Norma 252 Lopez, Otilia 267 Lopez, Pearl 267 Lopez, Ruben 267 Lopez, Rudy 60, 61, 220 Love, Angela 252 Love, Tommy 153, 252 Lowery, Cleo 267 Lowery, Jacqueline 237 Lozano, Mary 238 Lucio, Gerardo 110, 267 Luna, Jose 155 Lusk, Deborah 220 Lyle, Leah Kay 44, 106, 257 Lyons, Mike 267 Me McAdoo, Anthony 152, 238 McBeth, Russ 100. 106, 153, 172, 173, 175, 252 McCall, Joey 111, 220 McCarty, Stacy 252 McCarty, T. J. 252 McClenney, Billy 238 McCloud, Amy 238 McClure, Matt 252 McCoy, Pam 103, 238 McCoy, Rhonda 267 McCreless, Lisa 220 McCullough, Tammy 238 McDaniel, David 252 McDonald, David 60, 238 McDonald, Mark 109 McDonald, Wayne 154, 267 McDonough, Mitchell 238 McDonough, Stephanie 104, 105, 220, 119, 118 McGavock, Kevin 220 McGowen, Jody 99, 106, 107, 156, 157, 230, 238, 194 McGuirre, Stacy 152, 267 Mcllroy, Dana 238 McKeown, Carla 252 McKinnis, Chris 252, 118 McKinnis, Mark 220 McLain, Gena 252, 178 McLain, Kevin 112, 113, 220 McMennamy, Deedra 111, 137, 220 McMennany, Tonjua 238, 90, 195, 194, 82 McMurrian, Tony 152, 252 McNeill, Trixie 267 McNulty, Charles 238, 118, 119 McPeck, Clay 155, 267 McVicker, Dee 238 McWhorter, Eddie 267 M Macha, Joe 220 Maciel, Ricky 267 Madrid, Danny 220 Madrid, Raymond 231, 236 Magallanes, Esmeralda 267 Magallanes, Robert 153 Magana, Valentin 267 Maldonado, Lisa 267 Maldonado, Martin 238 Maldonado, Paul 100, 238 Manges, Deborah 252 Mann, Shelby 238 Manrrique, Elias 145, 220 Manrrique, Moises 234, 221, 90 Maples, Mark 238 Mares, Maria 252 Mares, Tony 102, 252 Marques, Veronica 267 Marroquin, Alice 267 Marroquin, Eddie 100 Marroquin, Rosalinda 252 Marse, Pat 106, 153, 252 Marshall, Jana 267 Marshall, Patricia 267 Martinez, Arnie 154, 267 Martinez, Becky 267 Martinez, Cindy 252 Martinez, Danny 238 Martinez, David 253 Martinez, Dean 253 Martinez, Eunice 253 Martinez, Gasper 153, 253 Martinez, George 267, 1% Martinez, Hilda 267 Martinez, James 253 Martinez, Lisa 267 Martinez, Lupe 267 Martinez, Margaret 253 Martinez, Margie 267 Martinez, Melba 267 Martinez, Nora 253 Martinez, Robert 238 Martinez, Rosemary 267 Martinez, Roy 109 Marion, Henry 267 Mason, Roy 145, 221, 83 Mata, Cookie 267 Mathis, Mark 268 Matthews, Clay 253 Matthews, Michael 268 May, Jan 101, 112, 113, 221 308 Mayberry, Brit 145, 147, 221, 228, 92, 123, 83 Mayden, Kevin 109, 238 Mayfield, Sandi 163, 253 Measles, Dirk 238 Medina, Danny 253 Medina, Robert 108, 238, 118 Medrano, Debbie 268 Melendez, Louis 108 Mendez, Estella 268 Mendez, Mary 221 Mendoza, Betty 268 Menzer, Sherrie 238 Mercado, Jesse 108, 238 Mercado, Sally 110, 253 Mickey, Randy 253, 197, 1% Miks, Lee 153, 253 Miller, Leslie 253, 88 Miller, Tracy 268 Milligan, Renee 253 Mills, Denise 221 Mills, Jim 221, 82 Mitchell, Danny 110 Mitchell, Cindy 104, 253 Mitchell, Stacy 268 Moffitt, Hope 165, 268 Monroe, Alan 238 Montelonyo, Alice 253 Montez, Brenda 139, 238, 239, 118, 119 Montez, Eddie 154, 268 Montoya, Monica 268 Moore, Tim 221, 197, 196 Morales, Abel 102, 141, 221 Morales, Alfred 268 Morales, Dora 253 Morales, Jessie 110, 268 Morales, Manuel 253 Morales, Susan 238 Moreno, Ben 153, 253 Moreno, Joseph 110 Moreno, MaryLou 238 Moreno, Ray 155, 268 Morgan, Charles 238, 92, 178 Morgan, Deanna 268 Morgan, Janie 221 Morgan, Richelle 137, 138, 212, 221, 93, 178, 81 Morgan, Stephanie 268 Morgan, Susan 98, 220, 221, 223, 179, 178 Morgan, Vanessa 25, 88 Morris, Blake 253 Morris, Stephanie 268 Morton, Cindy 49, 101, 268 Morton, Marsha 238 Mosley, Gary 155, 268 Mosley, Kevin 106, 107, 145, 239 Mosley, Michael 146 Mosher, Kirk 239 Mote, Tonya 222 Mott, Deanea 268 Mouser, Kathy 239 Mow, Wanda 222, 118 Moya, Lisa 268 Moya, Norma 222 Moya, Rosalinda 239 Mulkey, Kim 222 Mulkey, Johnny 155, 268 Mull, Mark 155, 268 Mull, Melissa 268 Munoz, Ester 222 Munoz, Gabriel 110 Munoz, Rosalinda 239 Murr, Marcus 111, 222 Murray, Connie 239 N Nabors, Janice 253 Nail, Melissa 106, 268 Nails, Donna 268, 265 Nash, Eric 154, 268 Nava, Juan 239 Neal, Kay 176, 268 Neeley, Randy 268 Negrate, Lupita 253 Negrate, Paulita 253 Newman, Janet 239 Newsome, Dexter 253 Nguyen, Doug 253 Nguyen, Hoang 222 Nguyen, Lien 239, 119 Nguyen, Thuan 253 Nimmo, Kay 101, 165, 268 Nimmo, Linda 222, 118, 119 Noblett, Dianne 222 Noel, Kelly 253 Noel, Shelley 268 Noel, Vicki 239 Nolan, Adam 108, 239 Nolan, Lisa 45, 253, 90, 128 Norrell, LaFonda 60, 61, 239 Norrell, Ritchie 98, 106, 145, 166, 169, 170, 222, 91, 191 Norrell, Torrie 106, 163, 253 Norris, Kim 165, 268 Northup, Mike 268, 191 Norwood, Judy 113 Nunez, Isreal 100, 152, 239 Nunez, Leticia 222 Nunez, Lisa 268 Nunez, Mina 253 Nunez, Rosa 254 O Odom, Konnie 239, 90, 206 Oglesby, Cara 268 Oldfield, Doug 239 Oliphant, Kelly 109, 222, 90 Olivarez, Vicky 268 Olson, Kevin 222 Olson, Steve 152, 254 Orsak, Carla 113, 239 Ortegon, Kaylene 239 Ortegon, Ronnie 129, 268 Ortiz, Corene 237, 239, 178 Ortiz, Russell 67 Ott, Marsha 239 Otwell, Clay 269 Owen, Amy 212, 222 Owen, Krista 254 Owen, Stacy 222 Owens, LaDonna 49, 269 Owens, Sharon 254 P Padilla, Ray 254 Padroin, Elvis 269 Palmer, Gail 222 Pardo, Robert 155, 269 Parker, Mark 254, 91 Parker, Patti 113, 239 Parker, Phillip 222 Parr, Cynthia 239 Parr, Ricky 239 Parrish, Kelly 113, 222, 226, 88 Parrish, Laurie 239, 93, 88 Patterson, Duke 239 Patterson, Russ 152, 239 Patterson, Shae 254, 195, 194, 81 Payne, Lana 240, 90 Pearce, Jay 64, 65, 240 Pelido, Jessie 269 Pena, Angel 254, 118 Pena, David 145, 234 Pena, Inga 222 Pena, Nelda 110, 269 Pena, Patricia 269 Penka, Pamela 104, 111, 240 Peoples, Bill 108 Pequeno, Diana 269 Perez, Brenda 269 Perez, Daniel 109, 223 Perez, Danny 106, 254 Perez, David 155, 269 Perez, David Jr. 155, 269 Perez, Dianna 269 Perez, Eddie 153 Perez, Gloria 254, 88 Perez, Jeannie 102, 240 Perez, John Joe 154, 269 Perez, Joe 240 Perez, Manuel 223 Perez, Patty 113, 223 Perez, Ricky 240 Perry, D'Lee 96, 97, 240 Perry, Doug 269 Perry, Terry 254 Phillips, Jay 240 Phillips, Kelly 254 Phillips, Kirk 109 Phillips, Scott 223 Phillips, Wade 254 Pierson, Donise 223 Pierson, James 254 Pierson, Lou 269 Pineda, Bobby 145, 152, 240 Pinkerton, Rex 254 Pirkle, Kelly 154, 269 Plasencio, Irma 269 Plasencio, Rosa 269 Pofahl, Eva 240 Ponce, Reyna 254 Portillo, Juan 102 Posey, Jana 240, 93, 88 Poston, Toby 269, 1% Powell, Deleores 240 Pratt, Becky 103, 223 Prayer, Tina 223 Pruitt, Andy 223 Pruitt, Greg 254 Purdy, DeeDee 101, 269 Q Quinby, Allyson 109, 106, 240 Quintana, Daniel 254 Quintana, Tony 111, 223 Quintero, Earnest 254 R Ragan, Bill 269 Ragan, Michael 269 Raines, Mark 240 Ramirez, Joe 254, 118 Ramirez, Larry 269 Ramirez, Manuel 223 Ramirez, Wally 254 Ramos, Barbara 240 Ramos, Clara 240 Ramos, Danny 269 Ramos, Lola 254 Ramos, Martin 254 Ramos, MaryAnn 269 Ramos, Norma 101, 104, 254, 92 Ramos, Pat 254 Ramos, Tino Ramsey, Marla Kay 101, 223, 90 Ray, Barbara 255 Ray, Jackie 166, 240 Ray, Lisa 113, 223 Ray, Michelle 255 Raybal, Tony 269, 92 Raymer, Bobby 111, 235, 240 Redo, Anita 241 309 Redo, Ismael 241 Reecer, Russ 106, 241 Reed, David 255 Reed, Gina 44, 131, 269 Reynolds, Mark 108, 95 Resendes, Cindy 237, 241, 88 Resendez, Roland 154, 269 Rey, Rico 96, 241, 93 Reyes, Ben 269 Reyes, Sandy 113, 241 Reyna, Domingo 255 Reyna, Leticia 255 Reynolds, Mark 241, 108, 95 Rhoderick, Stacey 241 Rice, Ann 99, 224, 93 Rice, Jeanean 101, 255, 88 Rice, Judy 106, 241, 90, 178 Rice, Sherry 224 Richberry, Brent 155, 270 Riggins, Cheryl 165, 270 Riggins, John 65, 64 Riggins, Marleta 163, 255 Riggins, Melanie 241 Rigler, Don 255 Riojas, MaryAnn 241 Riojas, Raul 224 Rios, Jaime 255 Rios, Jorge 108, 241 Rios, Richard 270 Rios, Thomas 152 Ritter, Shane 100 Rivas, Ida 270 Rivera, Carlos 270 Rivera, Dianna 241 Rivera, David 255 Rivera, Margaret 270 Rivera, Ruben 153, 255 Rivera, Yolanda 255 Roberson, Cindy 241 Roberts, David 152 Roberts, Drury 146 Roberts, Randy 153, 175, 255 Robles, Carolyn 224 Robles, Lucy 255 Robles, Terry 241 Rocha, Yolanda 104, 224 Rodgers, Wanda 270 Rodriquez, Alice 270 Rodriquez, Beatriz 270 Rodriquez, Bobby 224 Rodriquez, Edward 224 Rodriquez, Esmeralda 270 Rodriquez, Gloria 270 Rodriquez, Ida 255 Rodriquez, Jesse 155, 270 Rodriquez, Mario 102, 255 Rodriquez, Maryjane Rodriquez, Nancy 224 Rodriquez, Patty 270 Rodriquez, Ramon 270 Rodriquez, Raul 255 Rodriquez, Ricky 152, 241 Rodriquez, Sara 241 Rodriquez, Sylvia 224 (Senior) Rodriquez, Sylvia 255 (Sophomore) Rodriquez, Sylvia 270 (Freshman) Rodriquez, Suzanna 270 Rodriquez, Thelma 113, 241 Rodriquez, Virginia 270 Rogers, Kim 241 Rogers, Patricia 255 Rogers, Robbie 241, 93 Rogers, Susanne 212, 215, 224 Rojas, Adam 255 Rosales, Frankie 270 Rosales, Victor 255 Ross, Jackie 156, 159, 163, 244, 255 Ross, Laura 224 Ross, Wayne 108, 224 Rowan, Kristi 101, 270 Rubac, Jana 111, 224 Rubio, Jesse 108, 241 Rubio, Richard 255 Ruiz, Abel 270 Ruiz, Larry 270 Ruiz, Luis 154, 270 Ruiz, Oscar 241 Russell, DaVette 241 S Salas, Albert 241, 118 Salas, Brenda 255 Salas, Junior 270 Salazar, Benito 108 Salazar, Frances 255 Salazar, Joven 270 Sallee, Kenneth 224, 89 Sammarippa, Manuel 108 Samsel, Tim 255 Samson, Melody 104, 225, 237 Sanchez, Alice 255 Sanchez, Bertha 270 Sanchez, Carlos 225 Sanchez, Feliz 271 Sanchez, George 153, 255 Sanchez, Jimmy 271 Sanchez, Margarita 225, 92 Sanchez, Mariana 113, 241 Sanchez, Minerva 111, 241 Sanchez, Jaime 154 Sanchez, Jeanny 225 Sanders, Chuck 255 Sanders, Gregg 241 Sanders, Judy 104, 271 Sandidge, Julie 101, 241 Sarabia, Diana 212, 225 Sarabia, Suzanne 271 Sauceda, Anita 241 Saucedo, Margie 110, 255 Savage, Brenda 102, 225 Savage, Lisa 112, 113, 242 Sawaya, Debbie 113, 242 Scarborough, Wayne 255, 118 Schwalm, Janci 271 Scott, Cheryl 256 (Sophomore) Scott, Cheryl 271 (Freshman) Scott, Clifford 271 Scott, Connie 242 Scott, Linda 256 Scott, Tonya 271 Scuddy, Jimmy 242 Scuddy, Teresa 271 Seago, Antony 225, 93 Seago, Mark 271 Sheppard, Alan 225 Sheppard, George 271 Sherwood, Joseph 65, 106, 271 Sherwood, Stan 145, 238, 242, 127 Shonault, Tami 242 Shores, Jami 156, 157, 176, 242, 91 Shores, John 271 Shugart, Anglia 111, 225 Shugart, Carrie 165, 271 Sibley, Julie 225 Sibley, Kelly 256 Sierra, Blaise 242 Sierra, Jessie 271 Sierra, Julian 175, 256 Sierra, Patricia 225 Sierra, Teresa 225 Silvas, Domingo 109, 225 Silvas, Jessie 103, 225 Sims, Brenda 271 Sisk, David 134, 225 Sistrunk, Aaron 256 Skaggs, Eddie 256 Skidmore, Cyrethia 133, 220, 225, 206 Smith, Barton 271, 178 Smith, Chris 271 Smith, Derrek 256 Smith, Jerry 152, 256 Smith, Kenneth 226 Smith, Marcie 165, 271 Smith, Mark 64, 65, 96, 97, 145, 242 Smith, Patrick 175, 244, 256 Smith, Raelene 242 Smith, Stacy 256 (Sophomore) Smith, Stacy 271 (Freshman) Smith, Tabbi 271 Smith, Todd 256 Smothemen, Nicky 271 Snelling, Sonya 44, 106, 271 Solis, Joe 226 Solis, Josie 271 Solis, Peter 242 Sooter, Randy 242, 178 Sosa, Madaleno 271 Sosa, Sandra 226 Spann, Linda 271 Spann, Rod 226 Sparkman, Renee 271 Sparrow, Dana 242 Spearman, Darron 242, 93 Spencer, Penne 256 Stafford, Joe 96, 216, 226 Stair, Jerry 226 Stair, Leianne 256, 88 Stair, Roy 256, 89 Stair, Sherry 271 Stalcup, Jeff 154, 271 Stanford, Dee 106, 242, 90, 194, 82 Stanford, Sandi 104, 106, 242 (Junior) Stanford, Sandy 106, 256 (Sophomore) Stanley, Richard 271 Stedman, Rhonda 256 Steen, Steven 152, 256 Steffe, Christy 242 Steffy, Danny 155, 272 Stepp, Ken 256 Stepp, Robert 272 Stoner, Mike 226 Storey, Venita 212, 226 Strickland, Karren 272 Stroud, Stormy 256 Stukey, Gaylan 108, 226 Summers, Eric 242 Suniga, Robert 272 Swartz, Stuart 226, 119 Swearingen, Diane 272 Swim, Ronald 272 Sykes, Shawn 272 T Tanner, Allen 155, 272 Taylor, D'Linda 60, 61, 242, 194 Taylor, JaneEllen 272 Taylor, Lisa 98, 99, 133, 212, 213, 226, 90 Taylor, Lynn 242 Taylor, Walter 61, 133, 242, 93, 67 Temple, Joli 256, 88 Terrell, Brooks 226, 196 Terrell, Bryan 100, 106, 152, 175, 256 Terrell, Julie 106, 256, 88 Terry, Cash 227 Teykle, Dean 166, 172, 173, 256 Thomas, Sheila 272 Thomashide, Sigkfred 227 Thompson, Cynthia 227 Thompson, Gwuone 176, 256 Thompson, Luthez, 145, 242, 191 Thompson, Marvin 272 Thompson, Mary Lynn 101, 256, 178 Thompson, Paul 242, 90 Thompson, P. W. 145, 146, 148, 149, 150 151 Thompson, Ray 154, 272 Thompson, Shaun 272 Thompson, Steve 227, 125 310 Thonton, Tammy 101, 272 Thrasher, Lisa 256 Thrasher, Shannon 154, 272 Thrasher, Tammy 272 Tijerina, Michael 256 Tinoco, Armira 227 Tinoco, Maria 101, 256 Tinoco, Mike 256 Tipton, Felica 33, 212, 227, 92 Tisdel, Micheal 242, 93, 89 Tonche, Elizabeth 256 Tonche, Johnny 108 Tone, Mike 155, 272, 191 Tone, Mitch 155, 272, 191 Torres, Anna 101, 104, 256 Torres, Beatrice 104, 111, 136, 227, 90 Torres, Mary 272 Trammell, Shellie 106, 272 Trevino, Andrea 272 Trevino, El bardo 256 Trevino, Diana 103, 227 Trevino, Dona 242 Trevino, Leslie 106, 242, 92 Trimble, Shonnie 106, 113, 242 Trudal, Darlene 272 Tucker, David 96, 98, 140, 220, 227, 206, 90, 82 Tullis, Becky 242 Tullis, JoAnn 60, 61, 103, 227 Tunnell, Lindsey 227 Turner, Annie 242 Turner, Thresa 113, 242 Turner, Travis 100, 227 Tuttle, Kim 242, 90, 178 Tykel, Randy 106, 145 u Uddley, Sabrina 256 Uddley, Trevina 176, 256 Uranga, Jenny 104 Urrutia, Sammy 152 V Vadder, Delisa 106, 156, 256 Vadder, Melia 106, 135, 213, 228, 206, 93, 88 Vail, Dewayne 102, 228 Valladarez, Joe 272 Valladarez, Ray 100 Vaqueru, Rosamary 272 Vargas, Veronica 242 Vasquez, Angie 256 Vasquez, Carolyn 256, 118 Vasquez, Eddie 256 Vasquez, Josie 242 Vasquez, Linda 113, 242 Vasquez, Mike 154, 272 Vasquez, Oralia 228 Vasquez, Ray 110, 272 Vega, Albert 272 Vega, Beatris 141, 228, 92 Velasquez, Benny 272 Velasquez, Jimmy 153, 256 Velez, George 153, 256 (Sophomore) Velez, George 272 (Freshman) Vera, Diana 256, 118 Vera, Cheryl 272 Vera, Jerry 154 Vera, Peter 256, 184 Vera, Randy 256 Vera, Terry 272 Vernon, Melinda 242, 118, 119 Verron, Lucia 256 Villarreal, Larry 154, 273 Villarreal, Lupe 154 Villarreal, Minerva 256 Villarreal, Nora 273 Voyles, David 155, 273 Voyles, Madelyn 102 Voyles, Mark 273 w Waldie, Kim 242 Wall, Kathy 101, 257 Wall, La Dean 104 Wallace, Donna 113, 228, 88 Wallace, Linda 101, 257 Wallingsford, Ronny 257 Wallingsford, Tracey 60, 61, 242 Walker, Brenda 257 Walker, Jerry 166 Walker, Kristeen 257 Walker, Kyleen 106, 257, 88 Walter, Blake 228 Walton, Pam 257 Walzier, Randy 242, 119 Warren, David 273 Warren, Jane 104, 105, 273 Warren, Mark 108, 242 Washington, Arthur 166 Washington, Kim 273 Wason, Karen 61, 106, 101, 242 Watson, Julie 273 Watson, Linda 101, 273 Watson, Randy 111, 228 Watson, Tammy 109, 228 Weaks, Micah 106, 152, 175, 257 Weathered, Paul 229 Weatherford, Kim 106, 257 Weatherly, Rhonda 156, 161, 228 Webb, Debbie 257 Webb, Jay 145, 243 Webb, Shirley 243 Weeks, Sharon 113, 228 Weidenbach, Eric 106, 154, 262, 273 Weidenbach, Myron 106, 152, 175, 257 Welch, Sue 257 Wells, Doug 243 Wells, Susan 257 West, Fanchon 257, 88 West, Frances 140, 228 West, Jeannie 113, 212, 228 West, Tommy 243 Wharton, Cheryl 273 Whatley, David 49, 139, 229, 89 Whatley, Holly 273 Wheeler, Kathleen 273, 90 Wheeler, Tomysue 257 Wheeler, Tracy 44, 273, 265 Whitacre, Lee 109, 243, 88 Whitaker, Cheryl 273 Whitaker, Francie 112, 113, 229 White, Alison 243 White, Cathy 243 White, Rodney 145, 243 White, Ronny 229 White, Wayne 273 Whitfill, Curtis Whitfill, Mark 229 Whitson, Brett 257, 91 Widener, Cristy 257 Widrig, Mark 243 Widrig, Rhonda 49, 243 Wilds, Christy 101, 273 Willborn, Pam 49, 101, 273 Williams, Becky 96, 243, 90 Williams, Claudette 109, 229 Williams, Craig 166, 243 Williams, Dennis 155, 273 Williams, Elizabeth 257 Williams, Erester 243 Williams, Jay 257, 90 Williams, Mica 32, 42, 159, 162, 212, 229, 83 Williams, Mike 108, 243 Williams, Pam 102, 156, 229 Williams, Randy 154, 273 Williams, Renay 257 Williams, Roxanne 229 Williams, Sam 243 Williams, Steve 82, 83 Williams, Terry 153, 257, 118 Williamson, Eric 101, 243 Wilson, Kirk 145, 149 Wilson, Kristi 273 Windh, Jeff 229 Witt, Teri 243 Wofford, Kaci 45. 106, 257 Wofford, Vicky 113, 229 Woods, Enc 171, 166, 243 Wood, Sandra 273 Woodring, Tammy 273 Wright, Brett 273 Wright, Cheri 243 Wright, Gill 166, 168, 169, 170, 257 Wright, Gina 103, 213, 229 Wright, Jeff 243 Wright, John 243, 89 Wright, Michael 229, 191 Y Yarbrough, Billy 145, 146, 243 Yarbrough, Connie 44, 273 Yarborough, Kelly 154, 273 Yates, Mack 64, 65, 225, 229, 93, 89, 82 Ybarra, Jessie 100, 257 Young, Angela 163, 257 Young, Paul 153, 175, 257 Young, Sandra 229 Younger, Jeff 257, 118 Younger, Leslie 273 Yowell, Lori 101, 273 z Zapata, Erma 257 Zavala, Maria 257 Zeleny, Dale 243, 95 Be patient toward all that is unsolved in your heart . . . 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