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

Text from Pages 1 - 320 of the 1982 volume:

Plainview, Texas Volume 68 ... View 1982 School LaDonyce Castleberry •t Editor-in-Chief Grant Haynes Advisor Table of Contents Introduction 1 Administration . 16 Honors . 32 Activities . 54 Sports 114 Clubs 176 Classes 212 Advertisements 274 Index 304 2 PLAINVIEW HIGH The name that thrills, with Is Plainview Hi We’ll shout it Plainview High jDur Elaiavi We’ll fiPt fcr HSPic s J tM fftll We’ll force our strongest foes to yield, Whlle blazing on our waArj| r s shield, f in view High, Our Pliinview High To thee we give our sacred trust, Plainview High, Our Plainview High! Our banner ne’re must touch the dust, Plainview High, Our Plainview High! With courage bold we hoist to view, Our Scarlet Red and Navy Blue, To show the world we are proud of you, Plainview High, Our Plainview High Laugh a little — sing a little As you go your way! Work a little — play a little, Do this every day! Give a little — Take a little, Never mind a frown — Make your smile a welcomed thing All around the town! Laugh a little — love a little. Skies are always blue! Every cloud has silver linings, But it’s up to you! Sing a little . . . Work a little . . . Play a little . . . 10 11 Give a little . . . 12 Take a little . . . 15 17 A message From Mr. Veatch The 1981-82 school year has been a special one and we hope it was happy and productive for each of you. Many hours have been spent by the administration and the Board of Trustees to achieve our goals of providing the best educa- tional facilities, staff and programs for all students in the Plainview School District. We hope you have taken advantage of the many opportunities to learn and grow while in our schools and that you are prepared for whatever you plan after high school if you’re graduating this year. We have always been proud of our graduates and their achievements after leaving Plainview High School. I am sure we will continue to feel this sense of pride with our 1982 graduates. Lamont Veatch Members of the Plainview Independent School District Board of Education are, from left, front row, Mrs. Betty Hurt, vice president; Neal Burnett, president; Bill Hayes, secretary; second row, Weldon Gregg, Douglas Whatley, B. C. “Doc” Cross and Dr. Richard Morgan. Lamont Veatch Superintendent 18 Jerry Don George Principal James Berry Dale Smith Senior Counselor Senior Dean Mrs. Dorothy Tullis Junior Counselor Ronnie Wood Junior Dean 20 James Starkey Sophomore Dean Mrs. Virginia Bennett Sophomore Counselor Alfred Henderson Freshman Dean Leon Kendall Freshman Counselor 21 Librarians are, from left, Dora McBee, Geneva Bailey, Betty McGee, head librarian, and Janice Loafman. Library workers are, from left, first row, Nora Martinez, Mark Reynolds, Becky Tullis, Dee Stanford and Delores Josie Vasquez, Dana Mcllroy, Blanca Gutierrez, Susan Pal. Morales; second row, Biff Billingsley, Connie Odom, 22 Secretaries keep the wheels turning Miss Nila Copeland, Secretary to the Principal Office secretaries are, from left, Winnie Huff, Beverly Lance and Nez Starkey. 23 Custodians and cooks — the unsung heroes Office workers are, from left, first row, Josie Vasquez, Melinda Oglesby, Sherin Hunter, Dana Mcllroy, Dee Stanford, Jamie Shoves: second row, Eva Pofahl, Kim Faver, Billy Yarborough, Randy Dorsey, Judy Rice, Julie Terrell and Beth Ann Keesee. 24 Kelly Musgrave, Nurse Bill Havens, Head Custodian Custodians are, from left, first row, Dean Box, Domingo Robert Box, Joe Guerra, Ted Merrill, George Glenn and Gonzales, Juan Guerra, Juanita Jimenez; second row, Margarito Escalante. Cafeteria employees are, from left, first row, Linda Geneva King: second row, Pearl Hooten, Judy Shuping, Peoples, manager, Louise Anderson, Bertha Gonzalez, Marta Esculente and Zelma Perry. 25 A teacher is entitled to a little fun now and then ANNIE BAKER Resource Teacher ROBIN BASS Consumer Ed., Homemaking NANCY BAUCUM Math, Algebra, Trigonometry RENEA BELL Typing, Business Law EDDIE BENEFIELD Environmental Science, Physical Science JANE BERRY Algebra, Computer Math, Dept. Head MARGARET BERRY Homemaking, Home Furnishings NEIL BILLINGSLEY Athletics, Boys Bowling, PE JOANNE BOWERS Mini Science, Physical Science, Dept. Head JIM BOB BROWN American History, Athletics PATRICIA BROWN English CARLTON BUCHANAN Athletics, Health, PE, Swimming JUDY BUCHANAN Physical Science, Cheerleader Sponsor VIRGINIA BUTLER Language Development Lab DEBORAH CANTERBURY Drama, Technical Theater PAULINE CHRISTIAN Biology 26 REGINA CLARK Geometry, Math BILL CROSS Radio and TV BRUCE CUNNINGHAM Debate, Free Enterprise CHARLCEY DICKSON Home and Family ROBERT DICKSON Algebra, Math PAUL DOBBINS Vocational Drafting DICK DYE Distributive Education PAULA FINNEY VOE Co-op J’MELLE FLETCHER Physical Science STEVE FOSTER American History, Tennis GEORGE FRANKLIN Cross Country, Math BECKY GARRETT Math 27 “Come on Mrs you can do it!” Ricky Butler, left, and Randy oooter urge Margaret Berry on in her ef- forts to blow a bubble with bubble gum during teacher Olympics in February. At PHS we’re all Angry Red fans NORMAN GOEN Auto Mechanics LILY GOODIN English DIANE GOREE Special Education CHARLENE GRIFFIN CVAE Office, Duplication RUTH GRIFFIN Aerobics, Girls PE, PE Dept. Head DAN HAMRICK Boys Varsity Basketball, Health SHARON HARDER English SAM HARRELL Athletics, English JAY HARRIS Bible LINDA HATCHEL English GRANT HAYNES Journalism, Photography MARCIA HICKS English, French JOHN HILL Algebra, Athletics, Baseball ELIZABETH HINDS Girls Golf, Sociology, World History SANDRA HOFSOMMER English BOBBY HUDSON General Drafting, Woodworking TOM JENKINS ICT ERNIE KAHN American History, Athletics, Volleyball HENRYETTA KAISER VOE Lab PAM KENDALL Latin, World History 28 Cheerleader sponsors Judy Buchanan (left) and Lanee Warrick salute the Angry Red at the close of a pep rally. LISA KERSH Child Development LOYCE KEYSER Cosmetology SUE KIDWELL English J. W. KING Freshman Band JOYCE KITE Aerobics, Bowling, Health, PE, Tennis TERRI BETH LINE Art A. B. LYLES Geometry, Math delores McCullough English MONTY MALCOLM Athletics, Biology JANA MAPP English, Language Arts HENRIETTA NORRIS Accounting, Typing KEVIN O’HAIR Athletics, Biology, Environmental Science 29 Administrators, teachers, strive to see each student develop his full potential STEVE OLDHAM Vocational Agriculture MARCIA PARR Homemaking STEVE PARR Athletics, Free Enterprise, World History SUE PARRISH Shorthand, Typing HARVEY PENNELL CVAE Co-op JULIA PICKENS Health, Girls Bowling, Girls Swimming CARL PRICE English, Girls Basketball O. T. RYAN Band Director, Fine Arts Dept. Head GREG SHERWOOD Athletic Director, Head Football Coach ELLEN SIMS English JAYME SKELTON English, Spanish, Foreign Language Dept. Head PHS Principal Jerry Don George congratulates Colin Miller following Miller’s induction into the National Junior Honor Society. 30 JOHN SMITH Math SUE STANFORD HECE, VHEC BECKY TAYLOR Government RONNIE TEICHELMAN Vocational Agriculture FLORABEL TISDEL Language Development Lab DENNIS TOMLIN Athletics, Government PAT TONE Biology, Environmental Science, Athletics GEORGE VAN HOOSE General Construction, Houston School DAVID VICKERS Mechanical Training, Houston School WADE WAMPLER Building Trades LANEE WARRICK Record Keeping, Typing, Cheerleading HARRELL WEATHERRED Driver Education, World History DANNY WHITE Choir GENE WHITE Metal Trades PAULA WILLIAMS English SANDRA WILLIAMS American History, History Dept. Head TED WILSON Chemistry, Physical Science BENNIE WITHERSPOON Athletics, World History CINDY YOUNG English, Humanities, English Dept. Head 31 33 34 LaVERN ROACH AWARD Randy Dorsey 35 GENE BARNETT AWARD Billy McClenny BEST ALL AROUND Laura Branch Steve Williams 36 BEST ALL AROUND RUNNERS-UP Tanya Long Luthez Thompson SENIOR FAVORITES Jody McGowen Scotty Hill 38 JUNIOR FAVORITES Lisa Nolan Kenneth Hallman SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Cynthia Hemphill Ronnie Ortegon 40 FRESHMAN FAVORITES Chad Taylor Michelle Hart 41 SENIOR FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP Joe Berrera Kim Rogers JUNIOR FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP Steve Olson Donna Freese 42 FRESHMAN FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP Tiffany Schwalm Rodney Hunt SOPHOMORE FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP Josie Arrizola Eric Weidenbach MELINDA VERNON Art KEVIN MOSLEY Business 44 KIRK MOSHER Drafting BRYAN HOULETTE Drama 46 JAY PEARCE TANYA LONG English 47 KAREN JULIAN Homemaking DIANA HAYES Instrumental Music LADONYCE CASTLEBERRY Journalism JANA POSEY RAY VALLADAREZ Radio-TV 50 CHARLES MORGAN Science 51 JEANNE PEREZ VOCT LISA SAVAGE VOE 53 A C T I V I T I E S 55 ; f £ Executive Council promotes many worthy activities The Executive Council was involved in a number of projects and activities during 1981 82. These included a leadership workshop for all new of- ficers, two blood drives, school elections, dances, the teacher Olympics, valograms, a canned food drive and a can-can dance. The Council also operated the candy store and the concession stand for a twirling contest, spon- sored a safety program for Edgemere Elementary School and a Turkey walk for the Heart Association. Executive Council members attended a summer workshop before school began and an annual state convention later in the fall. Sophomore Shelli Estep receives a carnation from an admirer on Valentine’s Day. Carnations were one of two kinds of valograms students could send to one another. Joe Baker gives a pint of blood during one of two blood drives sponsored by the Executive Council. 57 58 Diana Hayes and Brenda Hall were escorted to center field by their fathers where they were crowned by the Executive Council members. Head Coach Greg Sherwood gives a pep talk to the fans and players during the Homecoming pep rally. Brenda Hall and Diana excitedly reign over the re- mainder of the Homecoming game after being crowned at half-time. 60 Homecoming 1981 — an event to forget The 1981 Homecoming week got off to a bad start and steadily got worse! At the beginning of the week the annual hall decorating contest was held. On the morning of the judging, everyone arrived at school only to find that the senior hall had not been decorated. The senior class president was extremely upset and he and some others decorated the hall that night. A bonfire was also scheduled and rescheduled (because of the weather), before it was finally cancelled altogether. Since the weather was so bad and there was no bonfire, the car caravan was also cancelled. To top everything off, the Bulldogs lost the Homecoming game to the Carlsbad Cavemen! Pom-poms fly into the air as the cheerleaders conclude the final verse of the school song during the Homecom- ing pep rally. 61 Student Council President Stan Sherwood crowns Queen Diana Hayes during the Coronation ceremony. Lady Allyson Quinby pauses before curtseying to Lord Scotty Hill. 62 Coronation 1981 — FHS crowns a queen On Friday, October 23, in the PHS auditorium, at precisely 8 p.m., a stillness overcomes the audience as the Coronation ceremony begins. The emcees, Malcolm Cundiff and D’Lea Perry, an- nounce each couple — the lords and ladies — as they enter the stage area. While the couples bow and curt- sey, Mary Frank Owen plays soft organ music. After the lords and ladies are in their places, Princess Brenda Hall is escorted to the stage by Thomas Rios. Then, the moment everyone has been waiting for ar- rives. As heralds trumpet from the balcony, Princess Diana Hayes makes her way down the aisle, assisted by her pages, Christie Bentley, Susan Castleberry, Melissa Dorman and Valinda Hess. When Queen Diana is on the stage she is crowned by Student Council President Stan Sherwood. She then receives a sceptor by Senior Class President David Higdon. Following an inspirational speech by the Queen, Choir Director Danny White provides entertainment with a beautiful solo. A party for all Coronation participants follows the ceremony. The party is at the Plainview Country Club and is sponsored by senior parents. The Coronation was directed by Mrs. Betty McGhee and Senior Dean, Dale Smith. Coronation co-director, Mrs. Betty McGhee, thanks the seniors for a gift of appreciation given her during the ceremony. At the close of the Coronation, all participants sing the school song and hold their Angry Red “ 1V’ up to show their loyalty to PHS. 63 Varsity Cheerleaders compliment winning PHS teams The year of cheerleading started for the six varsity girls in April 1981 after tryouts and elections. The girls had approximately one month to get ready for the High Plains Cheerleading School which started the second week in June. The camp at Lubbock Christian College was sponsored by the National Cheerleading Association (NCA). The girls did very well, winning seven superior ribbons, the spirit stick each day and competed in the Award of Excellence the last day of competition. After returning home, the girls had their own cheerleading camp in August. This camp was for 7th, 8th, freshman and JV cheerleaders. Assistant cheerleading sponsor Lanee Warwick, left, and cheerleading sponsor Judy Buchanan help the cheerleaders coordinate their activities at pep rallies. The 1981-82 Varsity Cheerleaders are, from left, front Nolan, Mona Bryant, Diana Hayes and Jody McGowen. row, Krystal Gaylor and Tanya Long. Back row, Lisa 64 Tanya Long, Diana Hayes, Jody McGowen and Mona Bryant take time out during a basketball game to ham it up. Arthur Washington receives a victory pin from Mona Bryant, left, and Diana Hayes show Hereford what cheerleader Lisa Nolan during a pep rally. good sportsmanship is all about. 65 JV Cheerleaders do their part 66 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are, first row, from left, Leah Kay Lyle, Liz Hart and Gina Reed. Second row, Josie Arrizola, Cindy Blankenship, Melissa Nail, Sonya Snelling and Tracy Wheeler. At right, JV Cheerleaders do their thing at a football pep rally. Freshman cheerleaders are, first row, from left, Tiffani Schwalm, Sydney Snelling, Michelle Hart, Wresha Rhoderick and Kenit Bond. Second row, Nita Sanders, Christi Watson and Velinda Hess. Freshman cheerleaders, from left, Wresha Rhoderick, Tif- fani Schwalm, Nita Sanders and Christi Wa son whoop it up at an early fall pep rally. 67 What would a football game be without twirlers? Varsity twirlers are, from left, Jeanie Hogge, Sherrie Stair, Cindy Robertson, Kristi Gill and Fanchion West. Freshman twirlers are, from left, Jada Blackerby, Kevia Black, Kathy Jones and Michelle Clark. 68 Rifle Corps performs with precision Rifle Corps members are, first row, from left, Kay Dunning, Brenda Sims and Jana Posey, captain. Second row, Liz Hunt. Joli Temple and Stephanie Morgan. (Not pictured, Venessa Morgan.) 69 Flag Corps lends color, excitement to events Flag Corps members are, first row, from left, Keri Dunlap, Gloria Taylor, Leanna Watson, Rosa Nunez, Donna Freese, Rosa Barrera, Perez, Debbie Gouldy, Cindy Hinajosa, Sonya Snelling, Janci Melisa Coleman, Jackie Lowery and Lori Assiter. Schwalm, Kristi Kay Bennett and Leslie Miller. Second row, Jane Ellen Flag Corps members, from left, Rosa Berrea, Donna Freese and Lori Assiter prepare to start their routine at the Amarillo Sandies pep rally in the fall. 70 From left, Leslie Miller, Cindy Hinajosa and Gayle Cork parade across the gym floor. Flag Corps members execute their routine to the delight of Angry Red fans. 71 Bands maintain tradition of excellence For more years than most members of the PHS family can recall, O. T. Ryan’s bands have been outstanding. This year was no exception. The Symphonic Band, under his direction, grabbed the Sweepstakes Award at the UIL contest with four “l’s.” The Concert Band, under the direction of Jerry Killion and the Second Concert Band under the direction of J. W. King also made credible showings at contest. Above. Symphonic Band member Jeanne Hogge was named All State Bassoonist this year. Below, Symphonic Band members proudly display the trophy they brought home following contest in Lubbock in April. They are, first row, from left, Lynda Gaither, Dana Sparrow, James Gonzales, Rosa and Angie Reyes. Second row, Richard Her- rera. Melissa Coleman, Rosa Nunez. Donna Freese and Joli Tem- ple. Third Row, Keith Bell and Jeff Galloway. Plainview High School Band Director O. T. Ryan, seated, is assisted in his work by Concert Band Director Jerry Killion, left, and Second Concert Band Director J. W. King, right. 72 73 All Region Band members are, first row, from left, Carol Horne, Joli Temple, Stacy Rhoderick, Diana Haynes and Julie Watson. Second row, Cara Oglesby, Jeanne Hogge, Sharon Dowis, Cindy Resendes and John Wright. Third row, Keith Bryant, Lamont Harper, Roy Stair, Mike Tisdel, Emil Kramer and Brad Job. PHS bands always outstanding Symphonic Band Saxophones and Bass Reed players Reed, Michelle Dowis, Stacy Mitchell and Susan Han- are, front row, from left, Jeanne Hogge, Lori Dalton, sard. Back row, Mike Flores, Cindy Mitchell, Keith Bell, Cara Oglesby and Janci Schwalm. Second row, Gina Keri Dunlap, Diane Berry and Quennoth Dunlap. Symphonic Brass players are, front row, from left, Joe Horne, Brent Eherhardt, Louis Flores, John Wright, Sharon Dowis, Cindy Resendes, Ray Padilla and Arthur Diaz. Second row, Tracy Nance, Mark Manthis, Holly Whatley, Emil Kramer, Rod Fennell, Mike Tisdel and Kent Burleson. Third row, Cheryl Vera, Derrik Smith, Lamont Haynes, Roy Stair, Brad Job and Steve Curry. Fourth row, from left, Pat Cross, Ann Knight, Melissa Dorman, D’Lea Perry, James Gonzales, Julie Harmon and Renee Del Campo. 74 Symphonic Band Percussion players are, front row, from left, Lisa Sawaya, Deanna Morgan and Debbie Sawaya. Back row, Keith Bryant, David McDonald, David Bird and Pat Smith. Symphonic Band flute, clarinet and oboe players are, front row, from left, Minerva Vellerreal, Cindy Rober- son, Stacy Rhoderick, Diana Hayes, Melissa Coleman, Bobbie Tuttle, Kim Norris, Becky Dunn and Misty Dickey. Second row, Carol Horne, Katherina Barnett, Joli Temple, Jana Posey, Elisabeth Hunt, Becky Tullis, Julie Watson and Pam Welborn. Third row, Lee Whitacre, Donna Freese, Rosa Barrera, L?ianne Stair, Dana Sparrow, Zeresa Holloway, D'Lea Burnett and Brenda Sims. 75 Concert Band Low Reed players are, front row, from left, Shannon Dawson, Liana Watson, Jeanean Rice, Cindy Hinojosa and Melinda Gaither. Back row, Jesse Lugo, Stephanie Morgan, Tonya Clark, Gloria Her- nandez and Albert Vega. Concert Band Upper Woodwind players are, front row, from left, Maria Tinoco, Melissa Urrutia, Kristi Kay Ben- nett, Debbie Gouldy, Fanchon West and Wresha Rhoderick. Second row, Cynthia Alonzo, Tina Diaz, Gloria Perez, Lorri Yowell, Tracey Hancock and Jane Ellen Taylor. Third row, Brenda Perez, Patti Rodriquez, Leticia Gonzales, Doris Lafuente, Rosa Nunez, Diane Perez, Sheila Hackett and Rhonda Barron. Top row, Leslie Miller, Bettye Culpepper, Thelma Rodriquez, Shae Patterson, Christi Harrell, Sonya Snelling, Sherry Stair and Patricia Barley. 76 Concert Band Low Brass and Percussion players are, front row, from left, Susan Durham, Debbie Webb, Eloy Gon- zales, Shirley Holloway, Tiffani Schwalm and Christie Wat- son. Second row, Wayne White, Wade Cox, Jaime Rios, Sammy Martinez, Eddy Ransom and Chad Reed. Third row, Danny Garcia, Kent Buchanan, Malcolm Cowart, Nor- man Beardon and Brent Cross. Last row, Ricky Perez, Greg Carroll and Johnny Mulkey. Concert Band High Brass and Saxophone players are, front row, from left, Alice Sanchez, LaDonna Owens, Cindy Mor- ton, Belinda Gaither, Elaine Ballenton and Marianna San- chez. Second row, Robbie Moody, Gayle Cork, John Esqui- vel, Esmarelda Garcia and Simon Urrutia. Back row, Mar- tin Barrera, Joe Rameriz, George Velez, Jimmy Diaz, Hec- tor Guerra, Manuel Garcia, Oscar Garcia and Rodney Hunt. 77 Second Concert Band percussion players are, front row, from left, Scott Bolding, Stephanie Morris and Marco Diaz. Sec- ond row, L. Moreno, Brad Ginn and Shawn Hooks. Second Concert Band oboe and clarinet players and drum major are, first row, from left, Gina Vera, Linda Gaither, Rhonda Barron (drum major), Diana Cantu and Jada Blackerby. Second row, Nelly Montez, Jeannie Torres, Sheila Bradshaw, Marzee Holland and Dawn McGavock. Third row, Lorraine Rivera, Kay Dunning, Jeannette Hunt, Lisa Smith, JoAnn Franco and Bonnie Arnold. 78 Second Concert Band flute and saxophone players are, first row, from left, Angie Westbrook, Stephanie Chain, Shanna Cornett, Melinda Oglesby and Norma Flores. Second row, Kim Ross, Jeff Galloway, John McPherson, Joe Sanchez and Michelle Clark. Second stage band French horn and cornet players are, first row, from left, Kevin Black and Angie Reyes. Second row, Chad Reed, Kim Miller and Scott Neeley. Third row, Joe Valladarez and Jay Myers. Second stage band low brass players are, first row, from left, Jesse Alcozar and Richard Bradley. Second row, Kevin Reyes, Wesley Mason, Tim Waldie and Alfred Perez. Third row, Chris Bratcher, Bruce Hernandez, Heath Bozeman and Mark Slack. Second stage band French horn players are, from left, Julie Bedford and Clayton Cundiff. 80 ‘Coach’ Jerry Killion new Stage Band director Stage Band members are first row, from left, Jerry Killion, director, Jaime Rios, John Wright, Dana Spar- row, and Mike Tisdel. Second row, Keith Bryant, Susan Hansard and Quennoth Dunlap. Third row, Sharon Dowis, Stacey Mitchell, Carole Horne, Mark Mathis, La- mont Harper, Brent Eberhart, Michael Flores (reclining), Stacey Rhoderick, John Esquivel, Michelle Dowis and Becky Tullis. 81 A’Cappella Choir goes to Atlanta There are four performing choirs at PHS. These are the PHS Singers, the Chorale, the Chamber Singers and the A’Cappella Choir. In the fall the choirs, at the direction of Direc- tor, Danny White, performed the musical, “The Rainmaker,” which was well-received by its audiences. Winter saw UIL contests, with six PHS choristers being named to the All-Region Choir and two to the All-State Choir later. Springtime saw plans being made for the choir trip to Atlanta, Georgia in early May and then the Red, White and Blue Review in mid-May. It was a fun year to be in choir! All-State choir members this year are (at right) Walter Taylor and Karen Wason. All-Region choir members are (below), first row, from left, Doug Wells, Julie Harman and Karen Wason. Second row, Walter Taylor, Todd Keller and Keith Bryant. 82 The 1982 Chamber Singers are, from left, front row, Danny White, Director, Craig Etherage, Karen Wason, Marla Leach, LaFondra Norrell and Mike Cannon. Se- cond row, Russell Ortiz, Tim Brown and John Wright. Third row, Andy Berry. Fourth row, Mark Lansdon, Mona Bryant and David McDonald. 83 A Cappella — PHS’s show choir A’Cappella Choir officers are, first row, from left, Lisa Guy, McGowen, treasurer, Stacey Gabriel, secretary and Ginger uniform chairman and LaFonda Norrell, president. Second row, Greenhill, publicity chairman. Walter Taylor, vice president; Marla Leach, librarian; Jodi A’Cappella Choir members are, first row, from left, Director Danny White, Tanya Long, Susan Bryan, Kim Lloyd, Alison White, Mona Bryant, Liz Hart, Leah Kay Lyle, Donna Ferguson and Christi Jones. Second row, Karen Wason, Kim Tuttle, Mary Lynn Thompson, Pete Garcia, Julie Harmon, Karen Fleming, Todd Keller, Richard Stanley and Norman Bearden. Third row, Stacey Gabriel, Lana Hogan, Jody McGowen, Andy Berry, Marla Leach, LaFonda Norrell, Lisa Guy, Connie Murray, Kaci Wofford and Cheri Wright. Fourth row, Walter Taylor, Paul Thompson, John Wright, Doug Wells, Mike Cannon, Buff Adams, Jesse Berrera, Lynne Taylor, Craig Etheredge, Keith Bryant and Ginger Greenhill. 84 A’Cappella members prepare to board the bus to Atlanta, for their spring trip in April. Choir Director Danny White leads choir members at the end of school assembly in May. 85 Chorale, PHS Singers liven school with song Chorale members are, first row, from left, Gladys Craft, brough, Lisa Cantu, Dee Dee Purdy, Kristi Rowan, Shel- Lola Ramos, Jana Marshall, Renee Hall, Gayle Cork and ly Bedwell, Tracey Hill and Director Danny White. Tammy Thornton. Second row, Lisa Nunez, Connie Yar- Chorale officers are, from left, Connie Yarbrough, presi- dent; Shelly Bedwell, treasurer; Tracey Hill, secretary and Kristi Rowan, librarian. 86 PHS Singers — where choral training starts PHS Singers members are, first row, from right, Director Danny White, Josie Molina, Rosalinda Gonzales, Cynthia Guerra, Mechelle Clark, Susan Morales, Kathy Caballero, Nita Sanders. Rita Sanders, Vickie Lozano, Tessa Howell and Marie Wyckoff. Second row, Kathy Jones, Eunice Mar tinez, Janine Sanders, Kari Tuttle, Mechelle Hart, Sydney Snelling, Kevia Black, Melissa Spillman, Diana Herrera, Janie bennett and Tana Gamble. Third row, Kelly Murry, Don Ferguson. Julie Branch, Christina Thompson, Melissa Horne, Kenit Bond, Perry Long, Loice Russell, La Donna Walker, Robin Butler, Renee Williams and Kellie Wilson. Fourth row, William Han cock, Joe Shultz, Chris Dillard. Jo Betsy Hopson, Stacey McGuire, Kristi Aday, Clayton Cundiff, Lon Pierson, Baldamar Lopez, Ernest Quintero, Kelly Sibley, Raul Enriquez and Charles Hall. PHS Singer officers are, first row, from left. Nita Sanders, secretary, and Rita Sanders, robe chairman. Second row, Peri Long, librarian and Kari Tuttle, president. 87 ‘110 in the Shade’ showcase for talents of PHS songsters The PHS Choral Department’s production of “110 in the Shade,” otherwise known as “The Rainmaker,” represented the highlight of their fall activities. Performed November 16 and 17 in the auditorium before large crowds, the musical was, by all standards, a success. The main characters in the production were Starbuck, played by Walter Taylor, Lizzie Curry, played by Marla Leach, and Noah, Pop and Jim- my Curry, played by Craig Etheredge, Keith Bryant and Mike Cannon respectively. Other performers included Doug Wells who played File, the sheriff, and LaFondra Norrell who played Snookie. Numerous other members of PHS’s choirs were included in the chorus. The Currys — Noah, Pop and Jimmy — played by, from left, Craig Etheridge, Keith Bryant and Mike Cannon belt out a song during the Choral Department’s fall production of “110 in the Shade.” Noah Curry, played by Craig Etheredge, left, voices skepticism about Starbuck’s (Walter Taylor, center) ability to make rain. Looking on are Pop Curry (Keith Bryant) and Jimmy Curry (Mike Cannon). 88 Jimmy Curry (Mike Cannon) gets a close look at some of Starbuck’s (Walter Taylor) snake oil after the travelling medicine man rolls into town. At left and above, affection-starved Lizzie Curry (Marla Leach) succumbs to smooth-talking Starbuck’s (Walter Taylor’s) line, one step at the time. 89 Choristers ‘Raise A Rukus’ with Red, White and Blue Revue The Choir Department’s annual talent show, the Red, White and Blue Revue, maintained again this year the high degree of talent and pro- fessionalism the school and the community have come to expect. With a theme of “Raise A Rukus Tonight”, the two-hour-long extravaganza was performed May 10 and 11 before large audiences. Highlights of the show included a number of songs by talented seniors Marla Leach and Walter Taylor, as well as skits, modern dance pieces and songs by the PHS Chorus and the A’Cappella Choir. 90 Above, left, Buff Adams dances, “Bad, Bad Leroy Brown”. Above right, Walter Taylor and Marla Leach captivate the audience with their rendition of “Just When I Thought”. Lower left, Mona Bryant sings, “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face”. Lower right, Kelly Murry says, “She’s Got Away” in his song. ‘Snow White’ hit with little kids The Drama Department's production of “Snow White and the Seven Dwarves” December 9-11 represented this year’s children’s Christmas show — a tradition with the Department. PHS’ers had a preview of the show December 9 with a paid assembly. On December 10 and 11 elementary and kindergarten students from throughout Plainview were brought to the high school to see the performance. It was a big hit with them all. At right, the witch, Hex, (Julie Watson) and two of her cats, Cindy Green, left, and Rico Rey, stir up a brew in the witch’s cottage. Below, Prince Charming (Thad Car- thel) places the ring on Snow White’s (Karina Jester’s) finger as dwarves Bashful (Becky Dunn, far left) and Grumpy (Colin Miller) look on. 92 The cast waves goodbye to the kids in the audience — from left. Snow White (Karina Jester), Doc (Mark White), Happy (Jerry Cargill), Sleepy (Rodney White), Bashful (Becky Dunn) and Grumpy (Colin Miller) wave to their young admirers at the end of a performance for first graders. Below, at left, Sleepy (Rodney White) discovers Snow White (Karina Jester) asleep in his bed. 93 ‘Charley’s Aunt’ captivates school “Charley’s Aunt,” a classical British comedy of mistaken identity by Brandon Thomas, was produced February 8 and 9 by the PHS Drama Department. Following its popular two-night run in the PHS auditorium, “Charley’s Aunt” was taken to Eastern New Mexico University to be aired at a play festival there February 27 and 28. The cast received a “Superior” rating at the festival. The plot of Charley’s Aunt centers about the at- tempts of a young man, Babbs, to pose as a woman (Charley’s aunt) so that Charley and Jack, two of his friends, might have the opportunity to propose to two young women, Amy and Kitty. The adventures and misadventures of Babbs, who cavorts about the stage dressed in 19th century women’s clothing, make for many laughs. At left, and from left, Amy Spettigue, played by Julie Watson, Kitty Verdon (Faith Harding), Fancourt Babber- ly (Bryan Houlette), Jack Chesney (Malcolm Cundiff) and Charley Wickham (Rico Rey) get acquainted with one another early on in the play. Below, Ella Delahay (Becky Dunn) and Lucia D’Alvadorez (Jana Posey) reminisce about lost loves. 94 Upper right, Charley’s aunt is revealed — Lord Fancourt Bab- berly (Bryan Houlett), center, shucks his disguise, to the amuse- ment of Jack Chesney (Malcolm Cundiff), left, and Charley Wickham (Rico Rey). At left, Charley Wickham (Rico Rey) and Jack Chesney (Malcolm Cundiff), right, discuss how best to get their girl friends to come to tea. Immediately above, Mr. Spet- tigue (Gregg Harding), seated, Kitty Verdun (Faith Harding), Lord Fancourt Babberly (Bryan Houlette) and Jack Chesney (Malcolm Cundiff) discuss marriage plans of Jack and Kitty. 95 Presentation 1982 highlights PHS’s best A tradition was upheld at PHS again this year with the Presentation Ceremony. Sponsored by the yearbook as in past years, the affair was held in the auditorium on the evening of April 22. Some 45 class favorites and runners-up, who’s who nominees and of course, best all- around and LaVerne Roach recipients, were presented to the larger-than-usual audience. The late LaVerne Roach’s mother, Mrs. S. J. Roach, was a guest of honor at the ceremony, as in past years. The stage backdrop represented this year’s Plain View cover, based on the theme of “Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining.” Below, Randy Dorsey, right, receives LaVerne Roach Award from Carey Eaves of the Plainview Lions Club. Lower center, Joe Horne, left, receives the Who’s Who Award in Math from Mrs. Jane Berry. At left, Best All-Around Boy and Girl, Steve Williams and Laura Branch, are presented as their fellow favorites look on from the risers. Below, Mrs. S. J. Roach, mother of the late LaVerne Roach, chats with Carey Eaves at reception following Presentation ceremony. Plain View staffers race deadlines Plain View staff members are, first row, from left, Mar- sha Ott, Teresa Farmer, Patricia Landers, Bernise Leija, Cheri Wright and Mitzi Ehresman. Second row, Rosalin- da Marroquin, Rosario Cantu, Emma Landeros, Josey Vasquez, Twyila Barnett, Raelene Smith and LaDonyce Castleberry, editor. Above, Plain View Editor LaDonyce Castleberry marks off one more page as it’s completed. At right, Mitzi Ehresman completes one of the many ads she laid out. 98 At top, from left, Emma Landeros and Jose Vasquez work on index for 1982 Plain View. Center, from left, Twiyla Barnett and Raelene Smith were responsible for club pages in book. Below, from left, Patricia Landeros and Bernice Leija catch up on some darkroom work. 99 Bulldog Barker covers PHS news Bulldog Barker staffers are, from left, kneeling, Donald Cleveland and Darin Cook. Standing, first row, Tammy Woodring, Leslie Younger, Shellie Estep and Katherina Barnett. Second row, Patricia Durham, Lisa Kerbo, editor, Becky Dunn, Carla McKeown and Sharon Dowis. Third row, Carrie Shugart, Norma Ramos, Nora Mar- tinez and Kenneth Stepp, Jr. Above, from left, Donald Cleveland and Katherina Barnett work on news tips to turn in for the next issue of the Barker. At right, second semester editor Lisa Kerbo checks a paste up before it’s sent to the printer. 100 At top, from left, staffers Becky Dunn, Carrie Shugart and Sharon Davis critique a recent issue of the Barker. Center left, Carla McKeown takes a break from her next editorial to smile for the camera. At left, sports writer Darin Cook plans for the next sports page. Immediately above, Patricia Durham sends out statements to adver- tisers after the Bulldog Barker has been distributed. 101 Barnett Award goes to McClenney At top of page, FFA sponsor Ronnie Teichelman presents next year’s FFA officers during the business meeting following the banquet May 17. Immediately above, Koy Stair presents Marie Hooper with a gift on behalf of the chapter after she has been named FFA Sweetheart for 1982-83. At right, David Riley of Ran- chers and Farmers Supply presents the Ranchers and Farmers Supply Scholarship Award to Billy McClenney. McClenney also received the Gene Barnett Award this year. At left, FFA Chapter President Scott Baucum presents Mrs. Cathy Hayes with an Honorary Chapter Farmer Degree. Mrs. Hayes is secretary of the recently-formed FFA Booster Club. Below, from left, Paul Milton and Darren Brown entertain banquet-goers while they eat their meals. 103 All-Sports Banquet honors top athletes This year’s All-Sports Banquet was held April 26 in the cafeteria. Guest speaker was Brownwood High School football coach Gordon Wood. Jamie Shores and Randy Dorsey were awarded the coveted Glenn Harrison Outstand- ing Athlete Award, while senior Stan Sherwood grabbed the Most Valuable Flayer Award in football. As usual, the cafeteria was packed to capaci- ty for this most popular spring event. Below, varsity football player Stan Sherwood beams as he receives the Most Valuable Player Award. Above, Athletic Director Greg Sherwood opens the All-Sports Ban quet with a few remarks. Below, Jami Shores (left) and Randy Dorsey display the Glenn Harrison Outstanding Athlete Award they won. 104 Brownwood High School Football Coach Gordon Wood, above, was guest speaker at the All-Sports Banquet. Wood has been dubbed “the winningest coach in high school football.” Ronnie Ortegon, left, receives the Outstanding Player Award in baseball from Head Baseball Coach John Hill. 105 PHS well represented at area UIL meets This year as always, Plainview High School students competed in every area of UIL competi- tion from math to journalism to athletics. Speech teacher Bruce Cunningham served as coordinator of UIL activities at PHS. He was assisted by Mrs. Janet Baucum in Math and Science, Delores McCullough in Ready Writing and Spelling, Mrs. Sue Parrish in Typewriting and Shorthand, Miss Deborah Canterbury in Drama and Grant Haynes in Journalism. From left, Jeanne Hogge, Keith Bryant and Cindy Resendes were appointed to the All-Area Band in December after tryouts in Lubbock. PHS’s Speech team attended a number of UIL literary Watson. Second row, Emil Kramer, Jeff Younger, meets this year. They are, first row, from left, Jesse Malcolm Cundiff, Rico Rey, Jay Pearce and Bruce Cun Lugo, Becky Dunn, LaDonna Owen, Brad Job and Julie ningham, adviser. PHS students receiving awards at a District Literary Gregg. Second row, Robbie Rogers, Malcolm Cundiff, Meet in Lubbock April 4 were, first row, from left, Carla Todd Denton, Joe Horne and Sharon Dowis. McKeown, Kim Lloyd, Cindy Resendes, and Xylina Students making it to the state level of UIL competition Receiving their citations and being congratulated by Mr in their various areas of expertise were given citations of Veatch are, from left, Jeanne Hogge, Walter Taylor and merit by Plainview Superintendent Lamont Veatch. Randy Dorsey. 107 ‘Memories Light Up the Past’ prom theme Above, senior Dale Zeleny, left, cuts up at the prom while fellow students watch. At right, Jerry Cargill and Liz Hart dance the night away. 108 At left, juniors Tami Gunnels, Lucia Vernon, Kyleen Walker, Julie Terrell and Melissa Coleman prepare center pieces for banquet tables. Below, Micah Weaks, left, and Michelle Hart are astonished by the photographer. Below, Donna Douglas, center, and friends smile for the camera. 109 345 seniors awarded diplomas May 27 Convening at the First Baptist Church or Plainview in the midst of a typical May thunderstorm, the 1982 com- mencement exercise saw 345 honor graduates, graduates and prospective summer graduates receive their diplomas. The senior address was given by honor graduate Joe Horne. Fellow graduating senior David Higdon had given the invocation at the beginning of the ceremony. Following announcement of scholarship winners by PHS Principal Jerry Don George and presentation of diplomas by Plainview Independent School District Board of Education President Bill Hayes, the Class of 1982 sang the traditionally emotional farewell version of their school song and then trekked down the aisles and out of the church amidst the cheers and tears and con- gratulations of onlookers, family members and friends. The motto of the 1982 graduating class was “Make Tomorrow’s Memories Now’’. Class colors were red and gold. Their flower was the red rose and their class song was “You’ll Never Walk Alone’’. As graduation ceremonies ended and seniors scurried away for an after-graduation party at the Hale County Agriculture Center, shafts of late evening sunlight began to break through banks of dissipating storm clouds to the west of Plainview. A fittingly upbeat symbolic gesture as 345 PHS seniors embarked on the new and uncharted waters of adult life. 110 Ill 112 There’ll be a party in town tonight! At far left, Jesse Barrera is congratulated by a friend as he comes out of church after receiving his diploma. At immediate left, Plainview School Board President Bill Hayes gives senior Carla Orsak her diploma dur- ing the ceremonies as PHS Secretary Nila Copeland, center, looks on. Below, seniors Biff Billingsley, right, and Donnie Ballard express their joy and relief after graduation. 115 BULLDOG FOOTBALL COUNTRY Varsity football players for the 1981 season are, top row, from left, Randy Williams, B. Terrell, Jeff Harrell, Randy Roberts, Jerry Cargill, Robert Bradic, Jeff Baucum, Drury Roberts, Steve Williams, Stan Sher- wood, Richard Herrera and Brent Richburg. Second row, Mark Smith, Roy Thompson, Micah Weaks, David Pena, Russ McBeth, Kevin Mosley, Dean Teykl, Harold King, Randy Dorsey, Blake Barton, Kirk Evans and Wade James. Third row, Peter Vera, Moses Castillo, Bil- ly Yarbrough, Wayne Austin, Hollis Dunlap, Greg Carter, Robert Jones, Kenneth Hallman, Bobby Penada, Tim Coleman and Rod Fennell. Bottom row, Quennoth Dunlap, Myron Weidenbach, Don Rigler, Steve George, Luthez Thompson, Thomas Rios, Mike Cannon, Biff Bill- ingsly, Donald Cleveland, Bryan Freeze, Randy Johnson, Jerry Vera and Jay Webb. Bulldogs 7 39 7 17 10 7 6 14 27 28 2 “Conference game “Homecoming Bulldog Varsity Football Opponent Estacado Tascosa Midland Lee Amarillo High Clovis, N.M. Carlsbad, N.M. Hereford Monterey’ Coronado Lubbock Lubbock Opponent Score 0 12 37 7 0 14 9 13 6 0 2 116 The Varsity Coaches for the’81-’82 football season are, John Hill, Jim Bob Brown, Bennie Witherspoon and from left, Sam Harrell, Ed Moore, Neil Billingsly, Buck Dennis Tomlin. Buchanan, Pat Tone, Greg Sherwood, Curtis Beasley, The trainers for the ’81 season are, from left, Coach Curtis Beasley, Brian Herrington, Wayne Henderson, Joe Baker and Pete Garcia. 117 118 THE SEASON OVERALI___ THE 1981 VARSITY FOOTBALL SEASON can be looked back on with pride. The loyalty of the fans and the spirit of the Dogs isn’t found in every school. Overall, the Bulldogs were victorious, winning seven of their ten games. In district play, also, they were, for the most part, victorious, with only one loss. Their traditional rival, Monterey, was defeated 14-13. Estacado, Tascosa, Amarillo High, Clovis, Coronado and Lubbock High were also defeated. The Bulldogs’ three losses were to Midland Lee, Carlsbad (Homecoming), and Hereford. Each game was preceded with pep rallies, ribbons, and cheerleading. The traditional car caravan led out the Homecoming festivities, although the bon fire was cancelled due to bad weather. Yes, overall, the season was a good one. Of course, it had its problems (as all things do), but together, the fans and team battled it out. I MINUTES HOME 3D0WN b m L 1 VISITOR fcTOCOjOTR Top center, Bulldog Harold King sails the ball over the head of an unidentified Midland Lee opponent. Top right, the Angry Red, along with Coach Buchanan, raise their fingers in the school-wide sign of unity. Center left, the scoreboard at the Monterey conference game shows how well the Dogs were doing. Far left, Biff Billingsley takes a water break at a Monterey game. Below, fans of the Angry Red display a variety of reactions at a home game. Luthez Thompson (20) attempts to ward off a Midland Lee player while Greg Carter (25) breaks away. The first game of the season, against the 8th ranked Mats, ended in a 7-0 victory for the Plainview Bulldogs. An hour before kick-off, a torrential downpour hit Bulldog stadium, gradually subsiding to a steady drizzle, and this, coupled with an opportune Plainview defense, slowed the fleet-footed Matadors. The win evened the score between Estacado and Plainview, bringing it to six wins apiece in recent years. The next game was on the road, against the Tascosa Rebels. The Angry Red pushed past Tascosa to seize a 39-12 win, with the first 20 points earned in the first half. Three Plainview starters were injured in the game, however, with quarterback Steve George reinjuring the same leg he had hurt in the Palo Duro scrimmage. Also, Thomas Rios suffered a hand injury, and Randy Dorsey went down with an ankle sprain. The Bulldogs did win, however, bringing their seasonal mark to 2-0. The first game of the year to be lost was against Midland Lee, with Midland grabbing 33 points and Plainview 7. The only touchdown of the game for Plainview was made by Tim Coleman, who finished with 126 yards and 28 carries. He moved onto the first team earlier in the week when Jerry Cargill reinjured his knee. The Bulldogs made the first score allowed by the Rebels all season, and Midland Lee lived up to its reputation for a big play offense. At left, David Pena (52), Thomas Rios (77), and another Bulldog teammate enjoy a few moments break. 120 DOGS WHIP TASCOSA Steve Williams addresses the school body with words of in- spiration at a fall pep rally. The date Sept. 25, the score 17-7, the victor Plainview. The fourth game of the 1981 season, against the Amarillo Sandies, ended victoriously for the Angry Red. Both touchdowns were made by Quennoth Dunlap, and a 25 yard field goal by Harold King added three more points. The Sandies ventured to the Plainview side just once, making their only touchdown in process. At the end of the game, the Bulldogs stood 3-1 for the year. Another victory for the Plainview Bulldogs came against the Clovis Wildcats. Plainview stole the show with a score of 10-0. The Plainview defense became known as the “Big Red Wall’’ as they held the highly acclaimed Wildcats to a mere 2.8 yards per carry. The Wildcats came in with a 4-0 record and left with a 4-1, tying the Bulldogs’ seasonal record. Greg Carter charges by a group of Clovis opponents. The Angry Red football team once again join hands and stand together at the end of the game. 121 HOMECOMING GAME LOST 7-14 October 9, Homecoming, 1981. The Bulldogs lost the game by a margin of one touchdown, and Carlsbad won with a final score of 14-7. The game did have its highlights, though. Biff Billingsly pounced on his first fumble recovery of the year, and Luthez Thompson had his best game of the season, rushing for 47 yds. The Bulldogs did lose, however, and stood 4-2 for the season at the end of the game. The first district game for the Bulldogs, against the Hereford Whitefaces, won’t be easily forgotten. The game was lost with a 9-6 score, and a new arch rival resulted from the game. After an “H” was found burned onto the Bulldog stadium field, and several rumors started about certain things the Whitefaces had said, the Bulldogs transformed once more into the Angry Red. With one of the finest shows of loyalty, the school banded together to stand firmly behind its team. The Bulldogs lost, but not from lack of effort. The win meant a great deal to Hereford who hadn’t beaten Plainview since 1975. the Cavemen “Dump the Cavemen.” This sign apparently sums it all up concerning the Angry Red’s intention in the Carlsbad Homecoming game. Peter Vera (66) carries the football with a fierceness that characterizes the Angry Red. (Inset) Stan Sherwood turns bashful at th pre-game pep rally. 122 The district game between Monterey and Plainview resulted in a 14-13 win for the Bulldogs. The first touchdown was made by Monterey in the second quarter. With the score 0-7, the Bulldogs finally got moving with 3:10 left in the half to tie the score. The game continued, the ball being battled back and forth until the Bulldogs stretched ahead with a one point lead to win the game. The Bulldogs then stood with a 1-1 district record and a 5-3 seasonal record. Another victorious game for the Bulldogs, against the Coronado Mustangs, ended with the score 27-6. The victory pushed Plainview to a 6-3 seasonal and a 2-1 district record. After a 12-0 halftime lead, and 15 additional points in the second half, the Mustangs lost to the Angry Red for the eighth straight year. To wind the season up right, the Bulldogs surged past Lubbock High with a 28-0 victory. Tim Coleman had the 17th best single game rushing performance in PHS history as he rambled away for 166 yards and two touchdowns, and Greg Sherwood became the winningest coach in PHS history. Plainview finished the season 3-1 in league play. Upper left, Luthez Thompson clutches the ball and dashes to the goal, leaving his Mustang opponents behind. Upper right, David Pena (52) prepares to help as Roy Thompson (35) tackles a Monterey Plainsman. Lower left, Luthez Thompson ducks, dodges, and makes his way through the defense put up by Monterey. 123 Junior Varsity Blue team members are, first row, from left, Stephen Steen, Eric Weidenbach, Ismael Leal, Greg Pratt, Eddy Perez and Michael Flores. Second row. Coach Sam Harrell, Jeff Stalcup, Luis Ruiz, William Braxton, Ronnie Ortegon, Mark Cannon, Earnest Her- rera, Mike Tone, and Coach John Hill. Third row, Don Ferguson, Paul Young, Tommy Love, Steve Olson, Thame Chapman, Craig Etheredge, Lee Jones and David Perez. Junior Varsity Red team members are, first row, from left, Carlos Rivera, Stacy McGuire, Robert Enriquez, Ar- turo Hernandez, Terry Williams, Raul Rodriguez and Dennis Williams. Second row, Coach Bennie Withers- poon, Wayne McDonald, Kelly Perkel, Harold Ball, Mike Vasquez, Richard DeLuna, Doug Barnes, and Coach Jim Bob Brown. Third row, Willie Roberts, Marvin Daniels, Ray Moreno, Jose Arroyo, Joe Gonzales, Kelly Yarbrough, Lee Bustos and Johnny Mulkey. Fourth row, Shannon Thrasher, Brad Bowman, Pat Marse, Brian Faulkner, Robert Pardo, Doug White, Ernest Cleveland and Chad Cole. 124 JV Blue, Red have good year At left, the referee keeps a close eye on the actions as the JV bat tie it out with an opponent in a home game. Below, at left, Carlos Rivera rushes to the aid of his teammates. Below, right, one of the JV Blue finds himself in an awkward situation. 125 Freshman Football — Angry Red proving ground Freshman Blue Football Team members are, first row, from left, Todd Heflen, manager, David West, John Voyles, Mickey Yarbrough, Robert Coleman, Brent Gabriel, Chip Stanford, manager and Chris Bratcher, manager. Second row, John McPherson, Reed Rowell, David Cavosos, Junior Reyes, Alfredo Alcala, Juan Lopez, Thurman Lockett and Daniel Cadillo. Third row, Coach Curtis Beasley, Marty Hughes, Gary Alexander, Joe Shultz, Aristio Montelongo, Debbs Fulton, Jessie Corosco, George Garza and Coach Kevin O’Hare. Fourth row, Ronnie Bradic, John Collins, Chris Thompson, Jeff Galloway, Collin Miller, Tony Johnson, Richard Senter and Thad Carthel. Freshman Red Football Team members are, first row from left, Shawn Hunter, Robbie Wyatt, Kevin Wielanc Rene Lopez, John Peveto and Ricky Hallman. Secon row, Ronnie Pratt, Russell Fulling, Miles Owen, Benni Coleman, Charlie Watkins, Lupe Moreno, Davi Casarez and James Williams. Third row. Coach Stev Parr, David McAdoo, Brent Wall, Rolando Alvarez, Ron- nie Hernandez, Brett Hickey, Heath Bozeman, Trey Beasley and Coach Monty Malcom. Fourth row, Jason Wheeler, Peter Campos, Kelly Murrey, Mark Slack, Darrell Haley, Bruce Hernandez, Shawn McCarty, and Eddie Ransom. 126 Mark Slack (15) decides to run with the ball against Hereford Stanton. Kevin Weiland goes for all the distance he can get Colin Miller leaves the field after a difficult game, with Hereford Stanton players at his heels. 127 BASKETBALL Boys Varsity Basketball players are, from left, Joe Baker (trainer), Arthur Washington, Craig Williams, Randy Williams, Jeff Baucum, Jerry Walker, Gil Wright, Dean Teykl, Alton Jackson, Todd Denton, Kevin Hearns, James Ellis, and Kenneth Hallman. Kneeling are, from left, assistant coach Steve Farr and Head Coach Don Hamrick. Varsity Boys Record Bulldogs Opponent Bulldogs Opponent Clovis 83 75 Abilene 61 72 Levelland 78 102 Lawton, Oklahoma 76 57 Abernathy 75 52 Odessa 61 45 Borger 54 58 Levelland 82 74 Pampa 63 61 T ascosa 78 85 Shallowater 63 44 Amarillo High 78 64 New Deal 79 30 Caprock 79 73 Andrews 58 79 Lubbock High 61 41 Palo Duro 76 63 Monterey 68 47 El Paso High 40 42 Hereford 62 49 Dumas 55 53 Coronado 87 78 Odessa 65 76 Lubbock High 73 66 Borger 62 64 Monterey 66 63 Clovis 76 81 Hereford 76 66 Midland 67 64 Coronado 69 65 Abernathy 65 63 Andrews 87 94 Dallas South Oak Cliff 60 63 Pampa 47 76 ’District Games Season Record 22-12 District Champions 128 Bulldogs grab District trophy Opposite page, top, Varsity Basketball Coach Dan Hamrick congratulates team members after presenting them with the District Trophy at a pep rally. Opposite page, bottom, Dean Teykl (42) jumps for the ball at the opening tip-off against the Amarillo Sandies. Upper left, Jerry Walker aims for a quick two points against Palo Duro. Above, Walker does it again! At left, Gil Wright gets the advantage in the tip-off against Monterey. 131 Jackson, Wright ‘Most Valuable Players’ Above, Alton Jackson (10) gets tip-off as game with Amarillo Sandies gets underway. At right, Gil Wright towers above other Bulldogs and Sandies as he shoots ball. 132 Above, Gil Wights grabs another goal, while at right, Craig Williams has smooth sailing as he gets a basket in a game with the Levelland Lobos. 133 JV Boys set 7-1 District record Junior Varsity Boys Basketball Team members are, first Wiedenbach, Roy Thompson, Russ McBeth, Mike row, from left, Randy Roberts, Greg Carter, Randy Baker, Albert Aguirre and Coach Kevin O’Hair. Johnson and Quenoth Dunlap. Second row, Miran Bulldogs Opponent Bulldogs Opponents Clovis 44 74 Abernathy 86 57 Levelland 49 48 Odessa 45 46 Abernathy 67 72 Levelland 85 77 Borger 55 57 Tascosa 64 68 Pampa 79 47 Amarillo High 62 68 T ascosa 53 62 Caprock 69 60 Canyon 72 56 Lubbock High 72 60 River Road 71 32 Monterey 67 45 Palo Duro 62 48 Hereford 67 38 Amarillo High 48 49 Coronado 76 59 Dimmitt 76 47 Lubbock High 66 53 Canyon 78 56 Monterey 64 53 Borger 54 37 Hereford 78 51 Clovis 62 65 Coronado 61 71 Midland High 56 58 ‘District Games Season Record 18-11 • 135 Sophomore Boys have good year Boys Sophomore Basketball team members are, first nie Ortegon. Second row, Donald Kruse, Dennis row, from left, John Joe Perez, Ernest Cleveland, James Williams, Mark Mull, Henry Hunt, Eric Weidenbach, Black, John Shores, Randy Treen, David Perez and Ron Jesse Sierra and Coach Sam Harrell. The freshman cheerleading squad always does its part to encourage the team to do its best. 136 Freshman Red, Blue — future varsity stars Freshman Red Basketball Team members are, first row, from left, Lindsey Hooper, Miles Owen, Chad Reed, Kirk Mosley, Tim Baucum and John Collins. Second row, Marty Hughes, Ronnie Hernandez, Joe Shultz, Mark Slack, Roger Starr and Coach Bennie Witherspoon. Freshman Blue Basketball Team members are, first row, from left, Brent Gabriel, Tim Hardage, Anthony Hunter, Milton Ellis, London West and Ricky Hallman. Second Row, Jason Wheeler, Richard Senter, David McAdoo, Shawn Lance, Tony Ortiz, Chris Thompson and Coach Monty Malcolm. 137 Varsity Girls finish season 17-13 Members of the Girls Varsity Basketball Team are, first phill and Jackie Ross. Second row, Paula Butler, Kim row, from left, Jami Shores, Sandi Mayfield, Torrie Nor Favor, Delesa Vadder, Angela Young, Jeanette rell, Leslie Gilleland, Michelle Edwards, Cynthia Hem- Hallman, Laura Branch and Coach Carl Price. Season Record Bulldogs Opponents Bulldogs Opponent Palo Duro 46 43 Abernathy 79 53 Levelland 42 60 Killeen-Ellison 53 49 Abernathy 64 54 Waco-Midway 56 50 Slaton 49 39 Rogers 53 26 Dallas-South Oak Cliff 24 55 Waco-University High 52 63 Nazareth 35 55 Levelland 51 56 Clovis 55 46 Amarillo High 47 73 Estacado 46 51 T ascosa 56 36 Abernathy 80 75 Coronado 54 41 Coronado 55 38 Lubbock High 94 25 Canyon 58 51 Monterey 45 83 Amarillo High 35 57 Hereford 32 44 Caprock 61 62 Coronado 49 46 Clovis 47 56 Lubbock High 105 27 Monterey 49 80 Hereford 55 53 Season Record 17-13 138 Delesa Vadder prepares to shoot in the game with Coronado. Torrie Norrell and “Boss Dogg” from the bench. Above, Laura Branch (44) vies with four Nazareth players for the ball. At left, Delesa Vadder (50) tries to ward off a host of Coronado players. Below, cheerleaders, from left, Lisa Nolan, Krystal Gaylor and Diana Hayes cheer the players during a basketball game. 140 Lady Bulldogs have good season Above, Angela Young tries for a free throw against the Lubbock High Westerners. At left, Cynthia Hemphill heads down court toward the Tascosa basket. Below, Delesa Vadder (50) sends the ball through the net against Tascosa. 141 Lady Bulldogs beat Tascosa; lost to Monterey Below, Coach “Buck” Buchanan operates the scoreboard while others keep records and watch the Lady Dogs in action. Paula Butler (12) grapples for the ball in the Tascosa game. 142 JV Girls close season 21-6 Girls Junior Varsity Basketball Team members are, first Coach Julia Pickens, Elsa Aguilar, Marleta Riggins, row, from left, Kristi Bennett, Gale Johnson, Helen Kasey Mayfield, Ruth Johnson, Kristi Aday and Robin Jackson, Cheryl Riggins, Melissa Gonzales, Julie Matthews. Branch, Susan Martin and Nikki McKinnis. Second row, Season Record Bulldogs Opponents Bulldogs Opponent Palo Duro 45 38 Nazareth 57 48 Farwell 39 59 Coronado 61 48 Thomas Moore 67 2 Monterey 67 59 Lazbuddie 33 31 Levelland 48 29 Abernathy 43 41 Amarillo High 53 40 Clovis 48 29 Tascosa 64 40 Canyon 53 38 Coronado 32 49 Amarillo High 42 41 Lubbock High 66 47 Nazareth 57 48 Monterey 44 68 Canyon 48 46 Hereford 39 46 Cap rock 59 33 Coronado 67 57 Clovis 58 25 Lubbock High 79 41 Abernathy 65 53 Monterey 54 71 Hereford 35 44 144 Season Record 21-6 Above, Ruth Jackson (40) vies with an opposing player for the ball during a tip-off. 145 Freshman Blue set 6-4 season record Freshman Girls Blue basketball team members are, first Alston. Second row, Karen Hill, Beverly Jones, Tonya row, from left, Julie Branch, Mary Lou Gonzales, Ray, Robin Matthews, Missy Bigham, Perri Long, Sonya LaShonda Love, Niki McKinnis, Kari Tuttle, and Sonya Stanford and Coach Ernie Kahn. Freshman Blue Record Blue Opponent Gattis 52 37 Stanton Yucca 36 70 Gattis Marshall 46 12 Yucca Levelland 45 47 Levelland La Plata 35 32 9th Red Season Record 6A Girls Freshman Red have poor year Girls Freshman Red Basketball Team members are, first Washington. Second row, Mita Alexander, Sabrina row, from left, Mary Lou Rodriguez, Lisa Halley, Kim Young, Kaci Mayfield, Leisa Rosebaum, Ava Duncan, Hinch, Susan Martin, Alison Hayes and Tanya Cheryl Evans, Kristi Aday and Coach George Franklin. Girls Freshman Red Season Record Bulldogs Opponents Stanton 26 29 Gattis 41 46 Yucca 25 41 Clovis 37 15 Marshall 33 11 LaPlata 38 54 Stanton 40 42 Gattis 43 23 Yucca 36 43 Season Record 3-6 Bulldogs have outstanding year This was a year for “firsts” in Angry Red baseball. Arch-rival Monterey was defeated in a double-header — the first time it had ever hap- pened in the history of the program! Also, Palo Duro, another strong team, was defeated in a double-header this year. Pitcher Ronnie Ortegon was named to the All-tournament team following the Bulldogs’ par- ticipation in the Snyder Tournament, too. As the season neared its close, the Bulldogs had an 18-11 record and were headed into district play. All in all, it was a great year for PHS baseball! 148 Varsity baseball team members are, first row, from left, Doug Bigham, John Joe Perez, Elbardo Trevino, Michael Flores, Eric Wiedenbach and Quennoth Dunlap. Second Row, Andrew Dunlap, David Hipolito, Jim Roberson, Neil Gellespie, Jesse Soliz, Ronnie Ortegon, Peter Vera and Paul Young. Third row, Coach John Hill, Randy Green, Brent Richburg, David Pena, Alton Jackson, Kevin Moseley, B. Terrell and Coach Jim Bob Brown. Junior varsity baseball team members are, first row, from left, Stacy McGuire, Kevin Wieland, Johnny Trevino, Lindsey Hopper, Raymond Rivera, Martin Ber- rera and Jason Wheeler. Second row, Gary Mosley, John Shores, Lupe Moreno, Junior Reyes, Brent Wall, Tony Ortiz, Robbie Wyatt, Jim Meyers and Joe Shultz. Third row, Brett Hickey, Jesse Hernandez, David Perez, Russell Horan, Johnny Blackwell, Thad Carthel, Kurt Mosley, Brad Bowan, Mark Slack, Greg Pratt and Coach Ernie Kahn. 149 Each game begins with a pep talk . . . “How many of you are gonna’ get a base hit today?” — Coach Hill has a pep talk with varsity players before the start of an important game. Sometimes it’s still chilly when baseball season starts. Bulldog fans shiver in a cool April breeze as the game gets underway. 150 And then a prayer . . . Bulldog baseball teams always start their games with a prayer. Hereford players watch from their dugout as Alton Jackson steps up to bat. When the weather warms it’s time for baseball Upper left, Alton Jackson gets ready to hit a home run. Lower left, varsity players anxiously watch their batter from the dugout area. Lower center Bulldog catcher Peter Vera and the umpire wait for a fast ball. Lower right, Vera adjusts shin pad prior to beginning of a game. 153 CROSS COUNTRY From left, Cross Country Team members, Elizabeth Williams, Tammy Thrasher and Cheryl Whitaker practice their long distance stride. 154 TRACK 155 The Girls Cross Country team members are, from left, Trevina Uddley, Jonine Sanders, Joanna Kirkpatrick, Cisneros, Mike Northap, Carlos Gracia and Coach George Franklin. Cheryl Whitaker, Tammy Thraser, Elizabeth Williams and Coach George Franklin. The Boys Cross Country team members are, from left, Baldamar Lopez, Brian Billington, Doug Kaylen, Roy When March winds blow it’s time for track Bulldog tracksters Robert Pardo (left) and Johnny Mulkey clear the intermediate hurdles during district competition. Varsity track team members do warmup exercises prior to an important track meet. 156 Members of the varsity track team are, first row, from left, Carlos Garcia, Milton Ellis, Roy Cisneros, Mike Nor- thup and Luthez Thompson. Second row, Robert Jones, Mitch Tone, Robert Pardo, Thurman Lockhart, Moses Castillo, Bryan Billington, William Braxton, Tim Col- eman and Tracy Miller, manager. Third row, coaches Pat Tone and Neil Billingsley, Roy Thompson, Jimmy Sanchez, Randy Dorsey, Kirk Evans, Randy Williams, Randy Holaham and coaches Mike Tone and Dennis Tomlin. Members of the junior varsity team are, first row, from Tomlin, Raymond Thomashide, Kelly Pirkle, Johnny left, Baldamor Lopez, Noe Voiles, Ruben Rivera, Eddie Mulkey, Lee Jones and Kennth Hallman. Perez and Randy Johnson. Back row, Coach Dennis 157 Lady Bulldog tracksters go to state; place 8th The Girls Track Team did exceptionally well in-1982. Led by senior Jami Shores who set a new PHS record in the long jump and was later named recipient of the Glen Harrison Award, the team made a strong showing at the Region 1 Track and Field Championship in Lubbock in April. PHS firsts at the regional meet that helped assure a trip to Austin included a 1600-meter relay time of 3:59.33 for the team of Helen Jackson, Ruth Johnson, Jeanette Hallman and Jackie Ross. Sophomore Cynthia Hemphill also con- tributed much to the team effort, setting a new school record of 14.5 in the 100 meter hurdles. At right, Lisa Halley streaks around the track at the Bulldog Relays. Below, Cynthia Hemphill leads the pack over the 440 yard hurdles at an April track meet in Bulldog Stadium. 158 Girls Varsity Track Team members and coaches are, first row from left, Kari Tuttle, Jackie Ross, Jami Shores, Donna Nails, Lisa Halley, Joanna Kirkpatrick and Janine Sanders. Second row, coaches “Buck” Buchanan and Kevin O’Hare, Mary Halley, Helen Jackson, Gail Johnson, Cyn Hemphill and Marleta Rig- gins. Third row, Delesa Vadder, Trevina Uddley, Leah Covey, Kim Faver, Jeannette Hallman, Cheryl Whitaker, Ruth Johnson and coaches George Franklin and Carl Price. Girls Junior Varsity Team members and coaches are, first row, from left, Mira Alexander, Nancy Cortez, Cheryl Riggins, Tanya Washington, Sabrina Young and Kristi Bennett. Second row, coaches “Buck” Buchanan and Kevin O’Hare, Elsa Aguilar, Kristi Aday, Karen Hill, Melissa Bigham, Tonja Ray and coaches George Franklin and Carl Price. 159 TENNIS Varsity Tennis team members are, first row, from left, Janie Jackson, Corine Ortiz, Christi Bentley, Ellen Gardner, and Burton Smith. Second row, from left, Chris McKinnis, Coach Steve Foster, Scarlet Landry, Lori Griffith, Mandi Igo, Sheila Landry and Randy Sooter. Third row, from left, Scott Neeley, Derek Smith, Tim Brown, Ricky Butler and Richey Havenhill. JV Tennis Team members are, first row, from left, Charlie Orsak, Kyle Foster, Shawn Duncan, Threasa Higdon, Renee Laird, Renee Milligan and Jeff James. Second row, from left, Coach Steve Foster, Deanna Morgan, Lisa Andrews, Tracy Nance, Melinda Livesay, Kenneth Stelp, Nicoy Kunkle, Barry Sarver and Tusher Patel. At left, Mandi Igo puts everything into her effort to swat that ball. Above, Derek Smith catches a low one. Below, Sheila Landry stoops to connect with the ball. At right, Rickey Butler and Tim Brown (background) practice their serves during a dai- ly workout. Below, Janie Jackson (foreground) and Chris McKinnis get in their afternoon practice. 162 Above, Burton Smith grits his teeth and gets ready to send his opponent a hot one. At left, Corine Ortiz demonstrates good form during a practice session. 163 VOLLEYBALL 165 Esmarelda Rodriguez practices her serve while Monica Garcia (10), Renee Herring (14), Tammy Carter (52) and Pam Walton (24) look on. Varsity Volleyball Team members are, first row, from left, Gwoynne Thompson, Laura Branch, Pam Walton, Kay Cleveland and Tam- my Carter. Second row, Sabrina Uddley, Sharia Hallman, Coach Ernie Kahn, Jami Shores and Renee Herring. GOLF Boys Varsity and Junior Varsity Golf Team members Daniels. Second row, Steve George, Chad Taylor, Bill are, first row, from left, Hank Vera, Trey Speck, Ricky Bownds, Ken Hess, Sam Bownds, Randy Mickey and Martinez, Greg Harding, George Martinez and Joel Coach Terry Zink. Girl golfers have good 1982 season This was a very good year for the girls golf team. Led by Shae Patterson and Susan Bryan, both of whom made the all-district team, the lady golfers were runners-up in district and placed sixth in regional competition. Additional- ly, Shae Patterson was named runner-up medalist in district play. ... . 'vt • ■� ' -nf ■ •� w—v j •'-'� •- «mg ' '' T1 F . v.r ... « ■ Jw____ A � , i y TrW 1 Nf t V ' Teresa McMennamy practices her form in preparation for district tournaments. Lisha Sanders, Coach Elizabeth Hinds, Susan Bryan and Teresa McMennamy. Members of the girls golf team are front row, from left, Shae Patterson, Julie Terrel, Kaci Wofford, Beth Ann Keesee and Kay Dunning. Second row, Julie Baucum, Susan Bryan puts some wood behind the ball during a practice session at the Plainview Country Club Golf course. Teresa McMennamy puts some careful thought into a putt. 169 PHYSICAL EDUCATION At far left, Bobby McCarty goes for a strike in a morning bowling class. Above, center, Buff Adams displays her best form in girls swimming class. Lower left, Norma Lopez plays badminton during third period PE. Im- mediately below, most aerobics class members run a lap and then walk a lap. 171 Physical Education — a sport for all seasons Above, left, Herminia Gallegas rounds a corner during her one-mile daily run in the aerobics class. Keeping time is PE Instructor Joyce Kite. Above center, Jonathan Carter takes a healthy swing at a softball dur- ing boys PE class. Above, right, Buff Adams does the backstroke across the YMCA pool in the girls swimming class. 172 173 174 Arete Art Club encourages excellence Arete Art Club members are, front row, from left, Wally Ramirez, Daun Burns, Katherina Barnett, Sabrina Young, Bar bara Chance, Darin Cook, Christopher McKinnis, Pete Garcia, Karen Wason, Ben Reyes, Martin Reyes and Luthez Thomp- son. Second row, Amy McLeod, Kathleen Wheeler, Mitzi Ehresman, Shannon Dawson, Delores Powell, Lynda Durham, Susan Durham, Jasmin Patel, Becky Ramos, Eddie Arteaga, Eloy Gonzalez, Thurman Lockhart, Pete Gonzalez, and Scott Hughes. Back row, Richard Herrera, Joe Ramirez, Sammy Martinez, Patrick Cross, Wesley Mason, Emil Kramer, Jeff Younger, Lisa Kerbo, Charles McNulty, Melinda Vernon, Peter Guajardo, Jimmy Sanchez, Diana Vera, Wayne F. Scar- borough, Bruce Hernandez, Hollis Dunlap and Miss Terri Beth Line, adviser. From left, Richard Herrera, Sammy Martinez, and Melinda Vernon display pieces of work from the Arete Art Club school calendar. 176 At left, from left, Wayne Scarborough, Jasmine Patel and Melissa Vernon display art work of theirs done for the Arete Art Club’s calendar project. Below, from left, Tim Hardage, Chad Reed and Luthez Thompson toss coins into the fountain at an Amarillo mall while visiting an art show there. PHS art and photography students par- ticipating in the event went on a field trip to view the show in February. 177 Bandetts Club open to girls in band Second year Bandette members are, first row, from left, Carol Horne, Shae Patterson, Shirley Holloway, Melinda Gaither, Belin- da Gaither, Gloria Perez and Tina Diaz. Second row, from left, Liz Hunt, Jana Posey, Cara Oglesby, Stacey Rhoderick, Cindy Rosendes, Leslie Miller, Lori Assiter and Fanchon West. Third row, Jeanne Hogge, Diane Hayes, Leianne Stair, Rosa Barrera, Lee Whitacre, Michelle Dowis, Lori Dalton, Marianna Sanchez and Alice Sanchez. Fourth row, Cindy Roberson, Theresa Holloway, D’Lea Burnett, Donna Freeze, Stacey Smith, Katherina Barnett, Joli Temple and Becky Tullis. First Year Bandette members are, first row, from left, Diana Perez, Stephanie Morris, Keri Dunlap, Tanya Clark, Whesha Roderick, Tiffani Schwalm, Kyleen Wof- ford, Gina Reed, and Misty Dickey. Second row, Delores Gonzales, Becky Dunn, Gayle Cork, Sherry Stair, Cindy Cloude, Minerva Villareal, Janci Schwalm, Kristi K. Ben- nett and Melissa Urrutia. Third row, Patricia Barley, Christi Harrell, Cindy Mitchell, Sharon Dowis, Carla Bontke, Stephanie Morgan, Debbie Gouldy, Lori Yowell, LaDonna Owen, Sonya Snelling and Jane Ellen Taylor. Fourth Row, Julie Harmon, Deanna Morgan, Cheryl Vera, Joanne Franco, Dianne Berry, Kim Norris, Stacey Mitchell, Julie Watson, Brenda Sims, Kay Dunning and Christie Watson. 178 At left, Bandette officers are, first row, from left, Stacey Rhoderick, treasurer and Diane Hayes, secretary. Second row, Cindy Recendes, vice president and Cin- dy Roberson, president. Below, Stage Band Director Jerry Killion leads Bandette members at a pep rally. 179 Cosmetology teaches useful occupation Cosmetology club members are, front row, from left, San- dra Gaitan, Diana Rivera, Elizabeth Williams, LaDonna Johnson, Leticia Arelano, Isabell Gonzales, Dora Morales, Melinda Cabrera, Wendy Jackson and Dana Mcllroy. Sec- ond row, Angel Cano, Rene Del Campo, Daniel Quintana, Trevina Uddley, Rhonda Haarmeyer, Lynda Durham, Dickey Bustos, Sarah Estrada, Brenda Walker, Margie Saucedo and Randy Williams. Cosmetology officers are, from left, Angel Cano, treasurer; Dana Mcllroy, sergeant at arms and Daniel reporter; Wendy Jackson, secretary; Trevina Uddley, Quintana, parliamentarian, vice president; Sandra Gaitan, president; Diana Rivera, 180 CVAE members learn printing trade CVAE Club members are, front row, from left, Cindy Bustos, Toni Espinosa, Elisa Guerra, Lorraine Tijerina, Tomaline Woodring, Patricia Alcozer, Vicky Ponce and Eliza Rodriguez. Second row, Wesley Loflin, Ricky Her- nandez, Robert Luna, Faustino Ramos, Gabriel Munoz, Betty Aviles, Betty Rodriguez, Melissa Smith and Pearl Lopez. Betty Rodriguez displays printing project that won her a Superior rating at the Regional VOCCT contest. She went to state contest April 16. 181 CVAE sends 9 to District contest Co-op CVAE members are, front row, from left, Lula Jackson, Sylvia Cavazos, Martha Alvarez, Gwen Jackson, Kathy Collins, Martin Hernandez, Mario Rodri- quez, David Rivera, and Albert Salas. Second row, Esmeralda Flores, Tim Samsel, Hector Guerra, Tony Mares, Leroy Lopez, Jimmy Cortez, Juan Portillo and Henry Galvan. Back row, Adam Rojas, Rusty Hawkins, Trinidad Gallardo, Leroy Lopez, Lois Flores, Jerry Adams, W. T. Andrae and Jeff Langston. CVAE District Contest winners are, first row, from left, Sylvia Cavazos, Jeanne Perez, Lula Jackson, Gwen Jackson and W. T. Andrea. Back row, Harvey Pennell, adviser, Esmeralda Flores, Jerry Adams, Eric William- son and Jeff Langston. 182 DE students gain invaluable practical experience DECA I students are, front row, from left, Marvin Ellis, Richard Rubio, Kim Weatherford, Andy Garcia, Nora Mar tinez, Lucy Robles, Teresa Cantu and Angie Vas quez. Second row, Curtis Cross, reporter; Donna Freese, vice president; Joe Diaz, Stormie Stroud, Jeff Foster, James Bradley, Norma Arteaga, Cheryl Scott, Jeannette Williams and Tonya Hunt. DECA II students are, front row, from left, Lee Whitacre, parliamentarian; Teresa Langston, treasurer; Allyson Quinby, president; Kurt Phillips, Sharia Hallman, secretary and Kenneth Gipson. Second row, ycott James, photographer, Kevin Mayden, bteve urry, sergeant-at-arms; Danna Rudd, Marilyn Chandler, Debbie Chapman, Kristi Biberry, Pat Durham ind Dick Dye, adviser. 183 FFA teaches agricultural skills Vocational Ag I and Co-op Vocational Ag I members are, front row, from left, Richard Perry, Mark Lee, Tim Baucum, Peter Anzaldua, Terry Perry, Chip Stanford and Darrell Kruse. Sec- ond row, Paul Young, Richard Senter, Mark Widrig, Dale Zelany, Lee Miks, T. J. McCarty, Billy McClenney and David Reid. Back row, Silvio Jubilut, Marie Hooper, Randy Palmer, Tim Hardage, Sharia Gregg, Dusty Beasley, Andrea Hayes, Rusty Fulling and Ruben Rivera. Vocational Ag II and Co-op Vocational Ag II members Back row, Terry Clark, Alan Monroe, Sam Williams, are, front row, from left, DaVetta Russell, Dee Ray Ferguson and Prescilla Ellis. McVicker, Ricky Parr, Gume Garcia and Greg Forbes. 184 Vocational Agriculture I and III members are, front row, from left, Lonnie Turnbough, Koy Stair, Mickey Bye, Jeff Zeihr, Kent Buchanan and Keith Bell. Second row, Scott Baucum, Jimmy Tyler, Ricky Freeman and Jeff Humphreys. Third row, Sean Hunter, Ronnie Her- nandez, Steven Reese, W.T. Andrae, Lucy Gonzales, Ada Russell and Robert Ballard. FFA President Scott Baucum presents in- coming FFA sweetheart Marie Hooper with a Star Greenhand Award at the FFA spring banquet in May. The banquet is one of the highlights of the year always. 185 FHA’ers learn important skills FHA members are, from left, Theresa Craft, treasurer; Cindy Mitchell, president; Norma Ramos, first vice presi- dent and Elida Garces, secretary. Members work on the FHA scrapbook, a year-long project. 186 FHA sponsor Charlcey Dickson, left, and Jane Warren make plans to at- tend the state FHA convention in Fort Worth. FHA members prepare for working at their concession stand at Bulldog stadium. The FHA has a concession at all football games. 187 Foreign language clubs lend spice to PHS French Club officers are, front row, from left, De Stan- ford, president and Konnie Odom, treasurer. Second row, Tonja Clark, scrapbook; Tanya Long, vice presi- dent and Marla Leach, secretary. French Club members are, front row, from left, Josie Dorn inguez, Tanya Long, Lisa Nolan and Judy Rice. Second row. Faith Harding, Sindy Stanford, Kim Tut tie, Angie Gutierrez, Betty Contreras and Tonja Clark Third row, Lucia Vernon, Kyleen Walker, De Stanford, Konnie Odom and Melinda Livesay. Back row, Lori Green, Kristeen Walker, Scotty Hill and Marla Leach. 188 Future Teachers prepare for important calling Future Teachers of America members are, front row, from left, Pam Willborn, Tammie Gunnels, Janice Nabors, Tam- my Thornton, Shelly Bedwell, Lisa Ginn and Sandra Harris. Second row, Cindy Mitchell, C.ndy Morton, Irene Gonzales, Josie Arrizola, Dana Howerton, Ginger Hayes, Lee Ann Loafman and Judy Norwood. Back row, Mrs. Brown, ad- viser, Maria Tinoco, Kristi Rowen, Melissa Dorman, Kelly Baker, Thresa Turner, Carla Orsak, Helen Hayes, Jennifer Hatch, Jana Marshall and Miss Mapp, adviser. Mrs. Linda Hatchel, FTA adviser, congratulates Future Teacher Students of the Month for January and February, Helen Hayes and Jennifer Hatch. 189 HERO members study home economics Hero Club members are, front row, from left, Karyn Julian, Staci Andrews, Kim Rogers, Lorrie Dayton, D’Lee Burnett, Tonjua McMennamy, Elise Adams and Robert Box. Second row, Sue Stanford, advisor, Sammy Martinez, David Bird, Harold Ball, Greg Carter, Terri Johnson, Mary Lozan, Martha Arrellano and Becky Douglas. Back row, Ronnie Wallingsford, Joe Baker, Randy Vera, James Ellis, Freddy Gutierrez, Tim Ford, Jay Williams, Linda Wallace, Tanya Curry, Barbara Ray and Kellie Phillips. HERO member Karyn Julian, standing, talks to new members for 1982 at beginning of second semester. 190 Industrial Arts members do fine woodwork Industrial Arts Club officers and members are, front row, from left, Glen Davis, secretary; Darrell Kruse, treasurer; Lynm Borchardt, reporter; Eddie McWhorter, sergeant-at-arms; Harold King, vice president and Billy McClenney, president. Second row, Allen Douglas, John Peveto, Darren Carver, Jackie Farias, Kyle Foster and Trey Beasley. Back row, Randy Hyde, David Reid, Kenneth Anderson, Tony Johnson, Gerry Coots, Marty Hughes, Jeff Stallcup and Mr. Hudson, adviser. The PHS Industrial Arts Club is one of thousands throughout the Lone Star state. 191 ICT members learn medical, other trades Industrial Cooperative Training members from second period are, first row, from left, Kristy Franklin, Lisa Black, Donna Douglas and Belinda Davis. Second row, Blanca Gutierrez, Alice Montelongo, Cindy Martinez, Leslie Miller and Ginger Billington. Third Row, Shaun- dra Blankenship, Penne Spencer, Palecia Hall, George Gonzales, Terry Birdsong and Tom Jenkins, adviser. ICT members from third period are, first row, from left, Tom Jenkins, adviser, Teresa Dunn, Lisa Thrasher, San- dra Jacobs, Renee Milligan and Minerva Sanchez. Se- cond row, Alan Duncan, Rudy Garcia, Bert Ehresman, Bobby Raymer, Aaron Flack, Glen Davis and Lynn Borchardt. 192 ICT Club officers for 1981-82 are, from left, Minerva Rudy Garcia, treasurer; Sandra Jacobs, reporter and Sanchez, secretary; Lisa Thrasher, parliamentarian; Alan Duncan, vice president. Glen Davis, sergeant-at-arms; Stan Hatch, president, Penne Spencer receives a Second Place, Job Interview Medal, at the District VICA Contest in the spring. 193 Key Club promotes community service Above, Key Club members are, front row, from left, Danea Mott, Buff Adams, Leah Covey, and Allyson Quinby. Second row, Paul Dobbins, adviser, Paul Guajar- do, Michael Gambrel], Scott Hill, Susan Castleberry and Konnie Odom. At right, Michael Gambrell and Danea Mott were involved in numerous Key Club activities during the 1981-82 school year. 194 One of the responsibilities of Key Club members is to help with the flag each day. Above, Susan Castleberry and Paul Guajardo lower the flag at the end of a day. Buff Adams and Scotty Hill, at right, are the secretary and the president of the Key Club, respectively. 195 Latin Club members adopt mascot, Fred Latin Club officers are, front row, from left, Mrs. Ken- Barnett. Back row, from left, Liz Hunt, Walter Taylor, dall, adviser, Jana Posey, Heidie Wright and Katherina Rico Rey, Malcolm Cundiff and Robbie Rogers. Latin Club members are, front row, from left, Torrie Norrell, Michele Edwards, Fred, Corene Ortiz, Janie Jackson and Jeanne Hoqqe. Second row, Lori Dalton, Delesa Vadder, Stacy Smith, Melissa Coleman, Xylina Gregg, Stephani Morris and Joli Temple. Back row, Chris McKinnis, Emil Kramer, Keith Bell, Brent Richburg, Carla McKeown, Mitzi Ehresman and Danea Mott. 196 NJHS recognizes excellence National Junior Honor Society officers are, from left, Brown, president; and Kristi Bennett, vice president. Sharon Dowis, secretary; Diane Berry, treasurer; Tim National Junior Honor Society treasurer, Diane Berry, left, hands a membership card to NJHS inductee Misty Dickey, right, while Sharon Dowis, center, prepares for the next inductee. 197 Honor Society inducts 29 new members The PHS chapter of the National Honor Society inducted 29 new members December 14 in the auditorium. The ceremony included the symbolic lighting of candles, poetry, a solo by a member and other activities befitting the digni- ty of the occasion. New members were Meredith Amick, Blake Barton, Brian Billington, Keith Byant, Thame Chapman, Melissa Coleman, Tracey Dedek, Emil Kramer, Russ McBeth, Carla McKeown, Chris McKinnis, Gena McLain, Torrie Norrell, Gloria Perez, Don Rigler, Jackie Ross, Leianne Stair, Joli Temple, Delesa Vadder and Heidie Wright. Also, Michelle Dowis, Michelle Edwards, Ellen Gardner, Kristy Gill, Xylina Gregg, David Higdon, Jeanne Hogge, Janie Jackson and Pam Huffman. Membership in the National Honor Society is reserved for juniors and seniors with high academic averages. National Honor Society member Theresa Turner lights the Candle of Knowledge during NHS induction ceremony in auditorium. Looking on are Kent Burleson and Walter Taylor (partially hidden). National Honor Society President Marla Leach cnducts a meeting of the group in the basement of the library. 198 NHS President Marla Leach opens the 1981-82 induc- tion ceremony for the group in December. Seated on stage for the ceremony are, Mrs. Joanne Bowers, spon- sor, Larry McBee, assistant principal, Ricky Butler, Jana Posey, Walter Taylor, Kent Burleson, Stacey Gabriel, Connie Murray, Theresa Turner, Bryan Houlette, Randy Sooter, and Stan Sherwood. Mrs. Joanne Bowers, NHS sponsor, addresses the group at one of their monthly meetings. 199 Publications Club visits Texas Tech Activities of the Publications Club this year in- cluded a Christmas party, a pizza party, a candy sale and a field trip to Lubbock. The field trip, held in April, included a visit to the Texas Tech campus, as well as stops at a television station and a print shop. At right, Publications Club members, from front, Ken- neth Stepp, Jr., Scarlet Landry, Shelli Estep and Mar- sha Ott watch as the papers come off the press during a field trip visit to Feather Printing in Lubbock. Publications Club members are, first row, from lefl Patricia Landeros, Josie Vasquez, Rosalinda Marroquir Darin Cook, Teresa Farmer, Marsha Ott, Donal. Cleveland and Javier Alvarez. Second row, Bernice Le ja, Tammy Woodring, Katherina Barnett, Becky Dunr Sharon Dowis, Shelli Estep, Leslie Younger, Raelen Smith, LaDonyce Castleberry and Mitzi Ehresman. Third row, Curtis Cross, Lisa Kerbo, Emma Landeros, Rosario Cantu, Patricia Durham, Donna Douglas, Nor- ma Ramos, Nora Martinez, Kenneth Stepp, Jr., Carla McKeown and Carrie Shugart. 200 of the club play a party game. Below, Darin Cook grabs a bite at the refreshment table while club guest Tiffani Schwalm looks on. One of the highlights of the Publications Club’s activities this year was a Christmas party held in the game room of the First United Methodist church. At top, members 201 Radio-TV Club members learn electronics Radio-TV Club members are, first row, from left, Paul row, Jackie Anderson, Lowell Owens, Roy Cisneros, Maldonado, Ray Valladarez, Israel Nunez, Kelly Flem- Randy Harrison, Joe Perez, Mike Foster, Jeff Wright, ing, Joe Bradley, Blake Morris and Brad Cross. Second Shane Ritter, Trey Hunter and Biff Billingsley. Radio-TV Club officers are, seated, from left, Joe Bradley, vice president; Jeff Bradley, parliamentarian. Standing, Ray Valladarez, treasurer; Israel Nunez, president; Joe Perez, reporter and Mike Foster, Secretary. 202 Spanish Club members habla Espanol Above, Spanish Club officers are, from left, Danny Steffe, Holly Whatley, Charles Morgan, Daniel Agiulera and Stacey Rhoderick. Left, Spanish Club members are, front row, from left, Terry Robles, Louisa Garcia, Lisa Andrews and Stan Sherwood. Back row, Teresa Higdon, Jeanne Guerrero, Johnny Escobar and Thame Chapman. Below, Spanish Club members reading the news are, from left, Ellen Gardner, Joanna Kirkpatrick, Norma Ramos, Daniel Amaya, Naomi Cruz and Andrea Hayes. Rodeo dedicated to the memory of Bryan Freese The 1982 Plainview High School Rodeo was dedicated to the memory of Bryan Freese. Bryan was a very active member of the PHS Rodeo Club. On February 14, 1982 Bryan was killed in a motorcycle accident. During the grand entry Lee Miks led Bryan’s horse, Memphis, around the arena while the Cowboy’s Prayer, by Johnny Paycheck, was played. The team members have competed in many out-of-town rodeos. In the Texas State High School Rodeo Association David Conklin is tied for first place and David, Mark Lee, Dale Zeleny, Bobby West, Teresa and Christine Langston are all candidates for the TSHSRA Finals, to be held during the summer. Rodeo Club member Bryan Freese. 204 Rodeo Club members are, front row, from left, Tammy Thrasher, Shelia Thomas, Cheryl Whitaker, Gayle Cork, Donna Douglas (Princess), Priscilla Ellis (Queen and Secretary), Annetta Borchardt, and Barbara Chambers (Head Sponsor). Second row, Mack Lees, Ray Lee (Sponsor), Donald Kruse, Sean Hunter, Wade James, Glen Davis, Jimmy Tyler, and Brian Falkner. Back row, Walker Brooks, Arron Lee, Chad Taylor, Tony Davis, T.J. McCarty, Mark Lee (Reporter), Dale Zeleny (Presi- dent), Darrel Kruse, and Ronnie Field (Sponsor). Not pic- tured are Bill Conklin (Sponsor), Lee Miks, Mike Williams, Larry Tannahill, Jimmy Berry, and Lynn Borchardt. Upper left, Lee Miks leads “Memphis”, Bryan Freese’s horse, in the PHS Rodeo. Upper right, Lynn Borchart participates in the bull riding event. Lower left, Dale Zeleny grits his teeth as the bull comes out the chute. Above, Dale Zeleny and Donald Kruse present Priscilla Ellis, the PHS rodeo Queen, with flowers and her crown. Thespians build theatrical skills Thespian officers are, from left, Bryan Houlette, dent; Malcolm Cunduff, vice presient and Steve Curry, treasurer; Josie Dominguez, secretary; Rico Rey, presi- sergeant-at arms. New 1982 pledge members are, front row, from left, Misti Dickey, Becky Dunn and Melissa Dorman. Second row, Lucia Vernon, Kristi Wilson and Julie Watson. Back row, Kelly Baker, Walter Taylor and Lee Ann Loafman. 206 Thespians Bryan Houlette, left, and D’Lea Perry were both nominated to the state one-act play honor crew. Additionally, Houlette was named Who’s Who in Drama and Perry was named Best Thespian for the year. 207 Thespian ceremonial members are, front row, from left, D’Lea Perry, Jane Ellen Taylor and Leslie Younger. Second row, Liz Hunt and Jay Pearce. Back row, Bryan Houlette, Josie Dominguez, Rico Rey, Malcolm Cundiff and Steve Curry. VOE emphasizes practical skills VOE officers are, front row, from left, Diane Hayes, Rodriguez, sergeant-at-arms. Back row, Debbie Sawaya chaplain; Shonme Trimble, reporter; Sandi Stanford, treasurer; Sindy Stanford, vice president; Dana Hower- secretary; Lisa Savage, president and Thelma ton, parliamentarian and Debbie Hernandez, historian. VOE Co-op members are, front row, from left, Tin Diaz, Lisa Couglas, Dana Howerton, Lisa Ginn an Rhonda Calk. Second row, Sandi Stanford, Ven Belyeu, Linda Vasquez, Sandy Reyes, Dianna LaFuent and Debbie Sawaya. Back row, Thelma Rodriguez, Mariana Sanchez, Helen Hayes, Shonnie Trimble, Lisa Savage, Laurie Parrish and Thresa Turner. 208 VOE members learn office skills VOE lab members are, front row, from left, Gloria Perez, Brenda Salas, Sindy Stanford, Leticia Gonzales, Rosa Nunez, Andrea Hayes and Renee Laird. Second row, Debbie Hernandez, Christina Coronado, Alice San- :hez, Barbara Cox, Connie Grimaldo, Linda Rodriguez, Krystal Gaylor and Sue Welch. Back row, Diana Hayes, Gena McLain, Jeannie Guerrero, Pam Huffman, Ginger Haues. Becky Castle, Maria Tinoco and Jaime Rios. From left, Sandra Stanford, Lisa Savage and Gloria Perez display awards won in Area Office Education Association conference. The three girls went on to par- ticipate in the State OEA conference. 209 210 Bryan Freese Born March 19,1964 — Died February 14, 1982 213 Many seniors in vocational program From left, seniors Terry Dunlap, Odell Leyendecker, Jimmy Velasquez. David Pena and Jay Webb put the finishing touches on a joint project in metal shop. ANN E. ADAMS (BUFF) PHS Singer , J V cheerleader, choral, Key-Club Sec., Acappella, Senior V.P., “Oklahoma, “Music Man.” “110 in the Shade,” “Red, White, and Blue Revue, Youth Against Cancer, NJHS ELISE ADAMS Hero (Pari.) Bulldog Barker, Staff, Publications Club, Band DANIEL AGUILERA NJHS NHS. Math and Science Club, Spanish Club. U1L Number Sense. Calculator. Math, Science, Who’s Who Among American High School Students THOMAS ALVARADO, JR. Art I, II. Ill, Auto Mech I, II. VICA (Pari.) Art Club MARTHA ARELLANO FHA Hero Club, Delegate for Area Convention, H.E.C.E. NIKKI ARNOLD DE, Art Club SCOTT ASSITER JOE W. BAKER Freshman-Jr.-Sr. Athletics Trainer for Football, Basketball, Clubs, FHA-Hero DONNIE BALLARD KATHERINA BARNETT Band, Bandettes, All-Region Band, International Thespian Society (charter member). Arete Art Club, Latin Club (publications Chairman), Bulldog Barker Staff, “Peter Pan,” “Sister’s McIntosh,” “Frontier Mortician” JESSIE BARRERA VENA BELYEU VOE-CO-OP 215 Coronation highlight of fall activities Allyson Quinby, left, and Scotty Hill join other seniors on the risers during the coronation ceremony in November. ANDY BERRY JIM BERRY Drafting, VICA Club, Rodeo Club KRISTI BILBERRY BIFF BILLINGSLEY VICA, Football, Electronics Technology ANITA BISHOP LYNN BLAKE LYNN BORCHARDT Rodeo Club (Rep), BDHRA, ICT, VICA, IAC (Rep) TSHSRA LAURA BRANCH NHS, NJHS (Sec), Executive Council (VP), JR. Class Pres, Key Club (Sec), Freshman Class Runner-Up, Basketball, Volleyball, Who’s Who, Chamber of Commerce Student of the Month MONA M. BRYANT Cheerleader (Fresh, J.V., Varsity), “Music Man , A'Cappella Choir, Chamber Singers, JHS, Jr. Class Sec, A’Cappella Uniform Chairman. Girls’ State Nominee, People to People Nominee, “Oklahoma”, Key Club, Spanish Club RANDALL K. BURLESON Band, Stage Band, NHS (VP), NJHS, Boys’ State, Crescendo Club, Honor Roll D’LEE BURNETT Band, HECE, HERO Club, Historian of Hero Club, Bandettes, All-Region Band DICKEY BUSTOS 216 RICKY BUTLER Tennis, NJHS, NHS, French Club, Student Council, Executive Treas, UIL MELINDA CABRERA Cosmetology, VICA Club, (Sergeant at Arms), VICA Speed Skill Contest MARILYN CHANDLER BUD CADDELL RHONDA YVONNE CALK VOE Co-op JERRY CARGILL Football, Track, Key Club ROBERT CARRION LORI CARTHEL LaDONYCE CASTLEBERRY Editor-in-Chief Plain view 1982, (Sports Ed) 1981, Staff Photographer, FTA, Publications Club (Pres), 4-H (Pres), Spanish Club, People to People Candidate SYLVIA CAVAZOS CVAE-Co-op, VICA, VOCCT, Fresh Student Council Rep MARIA CERVANTEZ PATTY CHAMBERS 217 When it comes to school spirit nobody can outdo the seniors! We love to hang out in the choir hall From left, seniors Mona Bryant, Jodi McGowen, Doug Wells (front row), John Wright, Andy Berry, Tanya Long and Jess,e Berrera kiI1 a minutes in the choir hall. DEBBIE CHAPMAN “The House That Jack Built,” “Hail the Hunkering Hero,” DECA, Key Club TAMI CHENNAULT Basketball Manager (Fres), HECE Who’s Who. Hero Area Vice President of Publications TERRY CLARK FFA, Co-op Ag, Land Judging, Conducting, Dairy Judging DONALD CLEVELAND FCA, Pub Club, Football, Track, Basketball, UIL District Meet KAY CLEVELAND Christmas Show, Children’s Play, Volleyball, Basketball, Track DARIN COOK Pub Club, Art Club, Bulldog Barker (Sports Editor), Tennis, BULAH CRAVEN Basketball MALCOLM CUNDIFF STEVE CURRY Symphonic Band, Cresnadoes, Thespian (Sgt at Arms), DECA (Sgt at Arms), Science Club, Boys’ State Band. Student Council (Rep), Music Man, “The Odd Couple, “Peter Pan,” The Sisters McIntosh.” “Diary of Anne Frank,” “A Company of Wayward Saints,” BELINDA DAVIS ICT, VICA GLEN DAVIS ICT (Rep, Sgt at Arms), Industrial Arts (Sec) BETSY DeLUNA Cheerleader (Fres), Band, Class Representative 218 TODD DENTEN ARTHUR DIAZ ERNESTINE T. DIAZ Band, Bandettes, VOE Club, VOE Co-op GINA DICKERSON JOSIE DOMINGUEZ International Thespian Society (Sec), Troop 507, “Peter Pan”, “Livin de Life”, “The Glass Menagerie”, “Diary of Anne Frank”, “Snow White”, Key Club, French Club, Who’s Who, Lions’ Queen Candidate, NJHS RANDY DORSEY LISA DOUGLAS Who’s Who, Track, Band, Rifle Corps, VOE Co-op, “Peter Pan”, “Masque Gavel” KENNA DUCKETT Golf, VOE Club (Treas), FCA, Key Club, Jr. Class Favorite Runner Up, NJHS ALAN DUNCAN Woodworking, 1CT (VP), V1CA HOLLIS DUNLAP Football, Basketball, Art Club TERRY L. DUNLAP Metal Trades, Football, Basketball, Track, V1CA TERESA DUNN Band, I.C.T., Honor Roll, N.J.H.S. LYNDA DURHAM PATRICIA DURHAM De, DEC A Club, Bulldog Barker (Bus Mgr), Pub (Sec), Band, NJHS MAPK EBELING RAUL ENRIQUEZ Auto Mech (Chap, T reas), VICA Club SARAH ESTRADA Band, Cosmo, VICA Club, Student Council (Jr Rep) TERESA FARMER Cheerleader (JV), Staff Photographer, Plain View Staff, Pub Club, Key Club. Student Council (Rep), Tennis, Drama RODERICK L. FENNELL Fres (VP), Soph (Pres), NJHS, Boy’s State Varsity (Football, Track, Tennis), NHS, Who’s Who, Jr Lion of the Month, Sym and Stage Band, Science Club KAREN FLEMING 219 Wason, Taylor musician’s musicians Karen Wason, left, and Walter Taylor were chosen as All-Area choir members in November. Esmeralda Flores VOCT Coop Louis Flores James Forbes Kristy Franklin Basketball, Track, Band, Rifle Corps, NJHS, Soph (Rep ), Cross Country, VICA Club, Outstanding Cross Country Award, Senior Class Treasurer Bryan Freese Rodeo Club, Fresh., JV, and Varsity Football, FFA, 4-H, Art, Metal T rades Stacy Gabriel A Cappella Choir (Sec.), Fres (Sec.), Jr (Treas.), Student Council (Soph., Sr. Rep.), NJHS, (Treas ), NHS (Sec.), Key Club, Tennis, JV Cheerleader, Lions Club Queen Runner-up Danny Garcia Stage Band Esmeralda Garcia Band VOE Lab Club, German Club, Rag Corps Gume Garcia Coop I, II Martina Garcia Mary Garcia Rodney Geisler VICA Club (Par.), Tennis 220 LESLIE GILLELAND LISA GINN FT A (His), VOE Club, NJHS, Honor Roll KENNETH GIPSON RONNIE GIPSON TONY GONZALES CINDY GREEN GINGER GREENHILL PHS Singers, Chorale, A’Cappella (Pub Chairman Musical), “Oklahoma,” “Music Man,” “110 In The Shade” KELLY GREER BLANCA GUTIERREZ 1CT FREDDIE GUTIERREZ HECE LISA GUY Student Council (Fres Rep. Soph Sec, Exec Ass’t, Treas, Exec Sec), NJHS, NHS, Latin Club (Off), A’Cappella (Off). “Red. White. Blue Revue,” “Oklahoma,” “Music Man,” “110 In The Shade,” Who’s Who B PW Grl of the Month BRENDA HALL Volleyball, Homecoming Princess From left, cheerleaders Lisa Nolan, Mona Bryant, and Tanya Long plan cheerleading posters for an upcoming pep rally. 221 SHARLA HALLMAN FAITH HARDING God’s Favorite Rose, “Benjamin,” “Peter Pan,” “A Company of Wayward Saints,” ‘‘Odd Couple,” “Livin’ De Life,” “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,” “Charley’s Aunt,” NJHS, NHS, Who’s Who, Merit “P” Award, Thespians JEFF HARRELL Baseball, Football BOBBIE HART Fres (Rep), Volleyball, VOCT, ICT PAUL HASTING Drafting, VICA Club, Arete Art Club JENNIFER HATCH VOE Lab, VOE Coop, FTA (Pres), FTA Student of Month STAN HATCH ICT, VICA (Pres), Golf RICHEY HAVENHILL Tennis, Student Council (Fres Rep), Drafting VICA, German Club RUSTY HAWKINS Football, VOCT DIANA HAYES Student Council (Rep), Band, Stage Band, FFA Sweetheart, Gris’ State Nominee, All-Region Band, All-Region Band, PHS Queen, VOE (Chap), Bandette (Sec), Cheerleader (Fres, JV, Var), Breakfast Lion Club Queen HELEN HAYES VOE Lab, VOE Coop, VOE (Sec), FTA Club (Pres), NJHS, FTA Student of Month PHILLIP W. HENDERSON Football, Track (Trainer) JORGE HERNANDEZ Building Trades, Cross Country, Track RICHARD HERRERA KEN HESS DAVID HIGDON NHS, NJHS, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Foreign Exchange Student — Uruguay, Sr. (Pres) SCOTTY HILL Golf, Choral Choir, “Oklahoma,” “Red, White, Blue Revue,” Red Rage Club, Key Club, (Pres, VP), French Club, VICA Club, Drafting, Student Council (Rep) SHELLEY HINDMAN Basketball, Drafting, Track. Crosscountry LANA K. HOGAN Symphonic Band, Bandettes, A’Cappella, ”110 In The Shade,” French Club, VOF Club, Student Council (Rep), “Peter Pan,” Twirler (Fres), NJHS JON HOLBERT All beauty queens sparkle 222 Lions Queen candidates Diana Hayes (left) and Allyson Quinby react with shock and disbelief after being selected to represent the Plainview Noon and Breakfast Lions Club respectively at the Lions Queen assembly. JIM BOB HOOPER V1CA Club JOE HORNE BRYAN HOULETTE Thespians (Treas), NJHS, NHS, Rotary Leadership Camp Awardee, Diary of Anne Frank,” “Charlie's Aunt, Livin' de Life,” Pot Boiler, Children’s Plays, God’s Favorite,” Science Medal of Achievement, Who’s Who DANA HOWERTON Key Club. FTA. Who’s Who. NHS, Honor Roll, VOE-Coop. VOE Lab (Pari) MELINDA HUMPHREYS ELIZABETH A. HUNT Band, Bandettes, Thespians, Latin Club (Tribunt) Science Club, Rifle Corps, NJHS, NHS, Odd Couple, “Livin’ De Life, “Charley’s Aunt,” “Pot Boilers,” “Everybody Loves Opal,” “Peter Pan,” Student Council (Sr Rep), “The Glass Menagerie” TREY HUNTER Vocational Ag, Electronics, Band SANDRA JACOBS ICT, VICA Club (Rep) 223 Stan Sherwood school-wide leader SCOTT JAMES Football, Track, Baseball, General Wood, DECA, Photography WADE JAMES KARYN JULIAN CRAIG KENNON LISA KERBO Bulldog Barker (Editor), Fine Arts Editor, Columnist, Business Manager, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Publications Club, Art Club, VOE OEA Club, NGHS, “Livin’ de Life” LEONARD KIDD HAROLD KING STEVE KING Metal Trades DARRELL KRUSE DIANNE LaFAUENTE DAVID LANDEROS Building Trades EMMA LANDEROS Publications Club, Plainview 82 Yearbook (Senior Editor) Executive Council President Stan Sherwood, standing, helps moderate a drug abuse discussion program at a PTA meeting. 224 Chooo-choo — cheerleaders, from left, Tanya Long, Diana Hayes, Krystal Gaylor, Lisa Nolan and Mona Bryant clown during a skit at a pep rally. TERESA LANGSTON DECA MARK LANDSDON Tennis, Golf, Chamber Singers MARLA LEACH A’Cappella Choir (Lib), Chamber Singers. “110 In the Shade’’, “Oklahoma”, “Red, White, Blue Revue”. NHS (Pres), NJHS, French Club (Sec), UIL Typing, Basketball, Volleyball, People-to-People Student Ambassador BARBARA LEAL Band. VOE Lab, VOE Coop, Journalism ODELL LEYENDECKER Baseball, V1CA POLLY LINDEMAN Bowling I and II DEBORAH LOCKETT Basketball, HECE, HERO, Student Council Rep TANYA LONG Volleyball, Soph Treasurer, French Club (Vice Pres), Key Club, Jr. Rep , A’Cappella Choir, “Music Man”, “Oklahoma”, “110 in the Shade”, Varsity Cheerleader, Lion's Club Queen Candidate, FCA ERMA LOPEZ VOE Lab, HECE LEROY LOPEZ JACQUELINE LOWERY Band MARY LOZANO We’ll have to be serious all too soon! Warm Legs — On an especially cold January morning senior ron Deberry, Mark Smith and Darron Spearman try on the leg boys, from left, Scott Assiter, Kevin Mosley, Harold King, Dar- warmers that the girls have been wearing all winter. ANTHONY McADOO Football, Basketball, “Livin’ de Life”, “Charley’s Aunt”, “Diary of Anne Frank”, Track BILLY McCLENNEY F.F.A. (V.P.), Ag, Ag Co-op, Industrial Arts (Pres), Band, Basketball, BDHRA david McDonald mitchell McDonough Who’s Who, Merit “P” Award, Varsity Band, NJHS, Honor Roll, Crescendos Club JODY McGOWEN A’Cappella Choir, Varsity Cheerleader, Golf, Key Club (V.P.), “110 in the Shade”, “Oklahoma”, Student Council Rep, Basketball DANA McILROY Chorale, “Music Man”, “Oklahoma”, Cosmo, VICA Club (Pari) TONJA McMENNAMY Golf, HECE, HERO (Treas), French Club CHARLES McNULTY Art Club, “Snow White , Coronation Cover Design, Program Cover Design for “Dairy of Anne Frank” 226 DEE McVICKER FFA, Ag Co-op, Land and Dairy Cattle Judging SHELBY MANN A’Cappella Choir, “Variety Show”, HECE MARK MAPLES Football KATHY MARTIN RHONDA MARTIN DANNY MARTINEZ EUNICE MARTINEZ VOE Club, Basketball, PHS Singers GASPER MARTINEZ Football, Art, Building Trades NORA MARTINEZ KEVIN MAYDEN DIRK MEASLES Golf, Tennis ROBERT MEDINA Auto Mech, VECA Club (V.P.) JESSIE MERCADO SHERRY MINZER SUSAN MORALES PHS Singers MARY MORENO CHARLES MORGAN Tennis, NJHS, NHS, Spanish Club (Pres) VANESA MORGAN MARSHA MORTON VEH, HERO KEVIN MOSELEY 227 After graduation comes party time! KIRK MOSHER KATHY M. MOUSER Band, FCA, NJHS, NHS, Honor Roll, Girls’ State Candidate, DECA, Academic Award CONNIE S. MURRAY A’Cappella Choir, “Music Man,” “Oklahoma,” “110 In The Shade,” “Red, White Blue Revue,” NJHS, NHS (Treas), Student Council (Rep) Voe Club TROY NEELEY LIEN NGUYEN VICKI D. NOEL Voe Coop, Voe Club LaFONDA NORRELL Soph (VP), A’Cappella (Pres), Chamber Singer, “Music Man,” “Oklahoma,” “110 In The Shade,” Jr (VP), NJHS JUDY NORWOOD Voe, FTA, Youth Challenge Group, Who’s Who ISRAEL E. NUNEZ Football, Electronic Technology, VICA (Pres, VP) KONNIE ODOM Basketball Manager, Key Club, French Club (Treas), “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,” Student Council (Rep) DRH, Drama DOUG OLDFIELD CARLA ORSAK Voe, FTA KAREN K. ORTEGON Cosmo, VICA (Treas) CORENE ORTIZ Tennis, Latin Club, Band MARSHA OTT FCA, Key Club (Pub), Cross Country, Track, Photography, Drama, Annual Staff, Tennis, Student Council (Rep) PATTI PARKER Ritchie Havenhill concentrates on an error-free copy in typing class. Many seniors — especially those going on to college — will find skills learned in the typing room to be of great benefit. CYNTHIA PARR Track, JV Cheerleader, Basketball LAURIE PARRISH JNHS, NHS, Band, OEA Club, Academic Award, Honor Roll JASMINE PATEL Art Club RUSS PATTERSON Band, Football, NJHS JAY PEARCE DANNY PENA DAVID PENA Football, Baseball, VICA Club, Metal Trades PAM PENKA JEANNE PEREZ CVAE Co-op (Sec) RICKY PEREZ Building Trades EVA POFAHL ICT JANA POSEY Band, Bandettes, A’Cappella Choir, Rifle Corps Captain, Latin Club, (Sec-Treas — State Treas), Key Club, Science Club, Forensics Team, NJHS, NHS (Pub), “Music Man”, “Oklahoma”, “Charley’s Aunt”, Who’s Who, Student Council Rep. Hogge, Taylor, Dorsey achieve excellence DELORES. POWELL Art Club, “Red, White Blue Revue” ALLYSON QUINBY Chorale, Drama, DECA (Pres, VP), Lions Club Queen MARK RAINES Football, Tennis, Golf BARBARA RAMOS BOBBY RAYMER ICT, Track, Basketball RUSS REECER CYNTHIA (CINDY) RESENDES Stage, All-Region, All-Area Bands, Bandette Club (VP), Fres Cheerleader RICO REY “A Company of Wayward Saints,” “Peter Pan,” “The Pot Boiler,” “Diary of Anne Frank,” “Charley’s Aunt,” ITS (Pres, VP), Latin Club, Jr Classical League, Forensics Club, Who’s Who JESSE REYES SANDY REYES Voe Lab, Voe Coop, Student Council (Rep) MARK REYNOLDS STACEY RHODERICK Student Council (Rep), Band, Stage Band, All-Region Band. Spanish Club (Treas), NJHS, NHS, Fres Twirler JUDITH RICE Tennis, Key Club, French Club, Band, Student Council (Rep) MELANIE RIGGINS MARY ANN RIOJAS JORGE RIOS Band, Auto Mech, VICA (Rep) THOMAS RIOS Football, Baseball SHANE RITTER DIANA RIVERA Cosmo (Sec, Treas) VICA Club, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,” Lion Queen (Can) CINDY ROBERSON Band, Twirler, Bandettes (Pres), Merit “P” Award, Honor Roll, Student Council (Rep) 230 From left, seniors Jeanie Hogge, Walter Taylor and Ran- dy Dorsey are congratulated by Plainview School Superintendent Lamont Veatch following their receipt of the superintendent’s award. DRURY ROBERTS Football, FCA, V1CA (Rep) JIM ROBERTSON TERRY ROBLES RICKY RODRIQUEZ THELMA A. RODRIGUEZ Band, Voe Coop, Voe Club (Off) KIMBERLY ROGERS HERO (VP), Key Club, Student Council (Rep) ROBBIE ROGERS Latin Club, Math and Science Club (Sec), National Merit Scholarship Finalist, Physics JESSE RUBIO Auto Mech, VICA (Sec) DaVETTA RUSSELL MANUEL SAMARRIPA MAPIANA SANCHEZ Band, Bandettes, Basketball, VOE, VOE Club, OEA MINERVA SANCHEZ ICT, Rodeo Club, VICA, (Sec) 231 Gilleland, Shores outstanding senior athletes Senior cheerleader Jody McGowen, left, pins a good luck charm on girls varsity basketball player Leslie Gilliland while fellow player Jami Shores looks on. JULIE SANDAGE FTA Club, OEA Club. VOE C M p ANITA SAUCEDA 4-A Band LISA SAVAGE DEBORAH KIM SAWAYA Band. VOE Lab. VOE Co-op. VOE Club (Treas), State Contestant. Who’s Who CONNIE SCOTT STAN SHERWOOD Exec. Council Pres-VP, Football (All-District. All South Plains), Stage Band. Track. Basketball NHS. NJHS, (Pres). Fresh and Jr. Class Fav., Who’s Who JAMI SHORES Volleyball. Basketball. Track. Band. German I MARK SMITH Football, Student Council, “God’s Favorite,’’ “Peter Pan”, “Company of Wayward Saints”, “Odd Couple”, “Livin’ de Life”, “Glass Menagerie”, “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” RAELENE SMITH Plainview 82’ Yearbook (Adm. and Club Editor), Publications Club, “Oklahoma” Chorus. PHS Singers Chorale, 4-H, “Red, White Blue Revue” PETER SOLIS Auto Mech I and II (Treas), VIC A Club RANDY SOOTER Tennis, Executive Council (Asst. Treas.), NJHS, NHS, Debate and Speech, UIL Math and Number Sense DANA SPARROW Band, (Pres), Spanish Club Rep. 232 DARIN SPEARMAN NJHS, NHS, Latin Club DE STANFORD Band, Golf, Key Club, French Club (Pres), Senior Class Sec., BP W SANDRA STANFORD Band, Volleyball, Key Club, FHA Club, VOE (Sec), State Finalist in VOE BONITA L. TAYLOR A’Cappella, “110 in the Shade”, “Oklahoma”, “Music Man”, Red, White Blue Revue, Chamber Singers (Sec) WALTER TAYLOR LUTHEZ THOMPSON Football, Track, Art Club (Pres), Basketball, Science Club PAUL THOMPSON Band, French Club, Key Club, A’Cappella Choir, VOE MICHAEL TISDEL Band, Stagehand, NHS, NJHS, Honor Roll, RYLA Award, Latin Club, Crescendo Club, Masque and Gavel, Plainview Chamber Orchestra SHONNIE TREMBLE VOE Reporter, Key Club, Golf LESLIE TREVINO Fresh., JV Cheerleader, Bowling, V.P., Fresh, Band, Key Club, Spanish Club, Office Worker BECKY TULLIS Band, Stage Band, Bandetts TERESA TURNER Band, VOE Lab, VOE Co-op, NHS, FTA, NJHS, VOE Club Biff Billingsley, above, is one of many seniors involved in vocational courses part of each day. Here, Biff fine tunes a television set in Radio-TV shop. 233 Lions Queen contest enlivens PHS in February KIM TUTTLE French Club, J.V. Cheerleader,“Music Man”, “110 in the Shade”, Tennis, Student Council (Treas) — Fres.. A’Cappella Choir. Key Club, NJHS, Who’s Who VERONICA VARGAS JOSIE VASQUEZ 1982 Plainview Yearbook (Jr. Editor), Publications Club LINDA VASQUEZ VOE, Lions Queen Candidate JIMMY VELASQUEZ Football, Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Track. Metal Trades, VICA Club MELINDA VERNON FTA, Arete Art Club (VP) KIM WALDIE TRACEY WALLINGSFORD KAREN J. WASON A’Cappella Choir, All-Region, All-Area Band, Chamber Singers, Publications Club, (VP), Bulldog Barker (Feature Editor), Key Club, Art Club, Red, White Blue Revue, “Oklahoma”, “ 110 in the Shade”, FTA, Who’s Who JESSE W. WEBB Football, Metal Trades, VICA Club, Baseball, Basketball, FCA LEE WHITACRE Band, Bandettes, DECA (Pari), NJHS, Honor Roll ALISON WHITE A’Cappella Choir, Cosmo, Student Council (Pres) — Fres., “Music Man”, “Oklahoma”, “Red, White Blue Revue “Okay Elise, all you have to do is answer this question . . Plainview emcee Tut Tawwater reads the question she has pulled out of the box to Elise Adams during Lions Queen competition. Each contestant had to 234 answer a randomly selected question before an all- school assembly. BILLY YARBROUGH Football, VICA Club, FCA, Track, Junior Follies DALE ZELENY RODNEY WHITE MARK WIDRIG RHONDA L. WIDRIG Math and Science Club BECKY WILLIAMS ERESTER WILLIAMS MIKE WILLIAMS SAM WILLIAMS Football, Ag Co-op I and II STEVE WILLIAMS Football TERRY WITT CHERI WRIGHT JEFFREY WRIGHT Band, Radio and TV, VICA Club (Pari) JOHN WRIGHT 235 - Senior Comments b my brothers. I love H Buff Adam — There’s always light at the end of the tunnel. Daniel Aguilera — Thank you, teachers. Best of luck, seniors. Javier Alvarez — Finally though at ‘82’ — “Party Time.” Martha Arellano — Everything these past two years was great! Thanks everyone! Scott Aaaiter — I’m young, I’m wild, and I’m free. Life’s a. Joe W. Baker — I made it through four years of high school — Sr. 82’. Vena Belyeu — Bryan Freese, you will always be remembered, Jim Berry — We miss you Bryan. Biff Billingsley — Life is a. Katherina Barnett — Veni — Vidi — Via. Lisa R. Black — Being a member of class of 82’ has been great; there is no other class greater. Mona Bryant — 1 Love You, Russ! Shouldn’t have gone to Foreigner though! Lynn Bochardt Sam Bounds — Ev Laura Branch Randall Kent D’Lee Burnett — Ricky Butler Marla. Melinda Cabrera — I thought I would never see this day! | Rhonda Y. Calk — In megi pial B an Freese, God bless you always. Mike Ca n no He Mike Huh O Mi h likes] breath! Jerry Cargill — 81-82 football team lova ya! ' Muff Said.’ LaDonyce Castleberry — Scott, I Love You We’ll miss you Freese. Marilyn Chondler — I thank the lord for his guidance and strer Donald Cleveland — If it wasn't for the Lord, I wouldn't have Kay Cleveland — best of all the rest | Darin Cook — 1 feel like Rip Van Wrinkle who slept for Where’s it all gone to! Bulah Cravin — This school year went about real low, but in a way I guess it k nda turned out alright. Steve Curry — Another day another dollar Belinda Davis — Along with the sunshine tn re’s gonna be a little rain. Glenn Davis— Taste the high country Darron DeBerry — Senior rites — ArKerts, parties, Lake McKenz e. I love you Sr 82, Take Off Betsy Deluna — Plainview High School is a pace to be proud of. Tina Diaz — Plainview High is the greatA place where you can meet the greatest people. Josie Dominguez — I believe in yesterday.” Thanks to you . . . and J.PGR Lisa D Douglas — It’s been real it’s been fun. But not real fun. Kenna Duckett — Life is t o serious to t oce it seriously. KDH Alan Duncan — Go for it1 Hollis Dunlap — Lots of luck underclasAen, you’ll need it! The Wood Terry Dunlap — I am proud to have iccomplished these twelve years of scnvoi Patricia Durham — ook all grown up. I love you Joe Dale. Bert Ehresman — AM Sarah Estrada — Hey Dale Smith, you'rfc one heck of a deanl Oh Karen, don’t be The Seniors of 82’ came thrfcgh, for years. ille H-Raisers bid you Teresa Farmer — Marsha, Rita, a D . . Marsha you didn’t? T.B.H Roderick L. Fennell — PHS, Martin Luther would be proud of you. 1 am Esmeralda Flores — It went fast. Jaime Flares — Building Trades — (No Good). Kristy Franklin — This one’s fox you mom and dad — I love ya’ll. Stacy Gabriel — Meet us in thecloset. Sandra Gaitan — Come on Mr. Smith, don’t hit us hard! Gume Garcia — 12 years of education and nothing to show. Esmeralda Garcia — It finally got here. Martina Garcia — So close yet so far away, thought I had it. Mary Garcia — Thank God it’s over!! Rudy Garcia — F.O. D. Rodney Geisler —- God, Keep your ha nd on the seniors UaatGinaWe sdJI ahyays love you Bryan Freese Pingar GvctnUD «•� Uh, I’ll be in Glinda K. Greer —� The class of . fH2 has passed . . ry qi Blanca Gutierrez Lisa Guv — luck. Seniors! Milk — • XXX ► bie Hart — Being a Senior I ’aul Hastings — N t no var ’iinifer Hatch — Boy. thatH itan Hatch - olorad B iMF. Diana Hayes — May lelen Hayes — The par tichey Havenhill — 1 lusty Hawkins — .rr, lorge Hernandez — Sc! [tomorrow Scott Hill — Zet s go1 ! I Shelley Hindman — ! uj Ismo (Cosmo) Hinojosa Jim Bob Hooper — I wish all of fs could havtH Joe Horne — All in all, it's another brick in Bryan L. Houlette — See ya, P ville and I letter word. A Dana Howerton — Takeoff!! Liz Hunt — Jay - you'. e got 3 more long Trey Hunter — Without J doubt, I’m glad to be ou Alton Jackson Jr. — 1-82 athletic program Leally enjoye ™ We Love Gwen Jackson — PI IS hes been 4 great years for Lula M Jackson — I rt ally enjoyed the time I sp will have some memories of these. I think all the kind. Scott James — Gettm’ wild at North Texas State. Wade James — Mr Mc A is short. I love you Lisa Kerbo — Excuse mb while I kiss the sky. Fmma Landeros — Uiidn’t have love you! Teressa Langsteen — We ain’t left yet! Mark Lansdon — YA shared my ■lmineih aria Leach — ky. arbara Leal graduation today, the world fan. SXP MACHINE. I won’t. Bye guys, tegas, here I come! ide it. I Wall.” jmber: Life is a four GRH Sr 82’ me! nt in high sJiool. 1 teachers ar very ch Sherwood. 236 ()df ll I � v‘“dicker — Give peace a chance. Polly I me e-riian — I'm glad it’s over!! Debra I ;« k tt — Finally through, in 1982. Yea!!! Tanya 1 ong — We're young, were wild, we’re free! I Love You, - 3r .A Jacqueline Lowery — We’v jnly just begun, and with God, we will succeed. Anthony D. McAdoo gH Love You Carla and always will! Bryan Freese gone buyp gotten. Billy McCU Ti Bryan was a good ole’ boy. Miftehr 1! McDonough — It’s been real, it’s been good, but not real £ r Jody McGowen — loves: John, wreckless driving, rock lobster, true friends, great memories. Dana Mcllroy — Live and let live, keep partying during the week. Tonjua McMennamy — Yeah, meet us in the closet. Shelby Maiui — May t r Lord bless you and keep you. Mark A. Maple� I’m so glad we had this time together etc. tc have to put up with Feli Warmolejo — jia Eunice Martinez — It’� pa bal am my‘Martinez — Dirk Meales — Say Sherri Menzer — Bye- Susan Mottles — God Mary Lou fforeno — why we are JJjliors, tl Marsha Morton — Kirk Mosher — I ain’t came through, ay it ever. I Love ya anything That’s ion i • I F I I ■ ; M .r t : . H |-.o :o it1 Kathy Moussr — I can’t wo ( onnie Murray — I didn’t taktJt — Magpi forever. Juan Nava — Study hard so yuu can learn, because you need education to have a good job and be some Vicki Noel — Watch McBee, he’s gonna be mean when he grows up. Adam Nolan — Thanks mom and dad; iiy family — Teresa and Destni Rose. LaFonda Norrell — 1-magin, Stop it — I love it, Kevin. Judy Norwood — Good stuff Manard!! Isrrael E. Nunez — Foot loose and fancy ‘ree!” Konnie Odom — Al, wake me in time for tl. a ■ . Carla Orsak — We'll always love and mi� you Bryan Freese. Kaylene Ortegon — Thank God it’s over! ■— Corene Ortiz — Veni, Vidi, excessi” (I pme, I saw, I left1) Marsha Ott — Teresa, Tanya, Jody, rerr.ember the hoorah? ft was just Awesome . . . But Teresa Fdid! SRW. Cynthia Parr — 1 Love Angry Red 20 Luthez Thompson. Ricky Parr — I’d rather be ahead than b und Laurie Parrish — Look out Keeler, here A «■ . I Ibvrap pe in a senior cluis. Russ Patterson — Blow up real good. T - ck or David Pena — Praise the Lord it’s over • t D’Lea Perry — Good Luck in ’83 —you re going to n d it. Kurt Phillips — Learn from yesterday, live for toda]Hheam of tomorrow. SXP. Bobby J. Pineda — The most difficult thing in life Hto know yourself. Jana Posey — Thanks PHS ... for mo Delores Powell — I am proud of the tlass of ’82. I s tothe senior class, good luck anil God bless you aB! . Allyson Quinby — Hey Kon, Wake up, J.'s timejto party. Bobby Raymer — “82 The best class through. Cindy Resendes — ‘Oh Jes’ I reckon we’ve made it! ‘Simone’ (Simon). Rico Rey — “All the world’s a stage, and now rehearsal is ejer j Sandy Reyes — Being a part of the Class of ’82 gives me prid Stacey Rhode rick — Good-Bye Wresha! I love you and I Judy Rice — My dog bites — SXP. Mary Ann Riojas — So close — never thought the day would come Jorge Rios — Enjoy school while you are still in it. You'll miss it. Cindy Roberson — Good luck little brother! Drury Roberts — Bye J.S., and S.H., good luck in the future Paul Rodriguez — It’s been a long time but it’s been great. Thelma Rodriguez — And you’d think I’d be sad everybody — Sr. ’82. Kim Rogers — Free to be what I want to be! GRH! Robbie Rogers — This one is for you baby Mariana Sanchez — This one’s for you dad. Wish y Minerva Sanchez — IT’S PARTY TIME!!! Anita Sauceda — I am honored to be in the class of ’82. Debbie Sawaya — Sr. ’82 — My best friends Connie Scott — Thank you Lord Jesus — You mean every.... me. Stan Sherwood — Now that we’re on top, it’s back to the bottom. Jami Shores — Shel, don’t forget H.M. Bye Hoes. Bias Sierra — Getting out of hell. It’s party time!!! Mark Smith — There is Love, Faith, and Hope, but the greatest is Love Raelene Smith — To a very dear friend. Bryan Freese, I Love You. Randy Sooter — PHS — the brothers — memories 1 will cherish k 4 gal Dana Sparrow — Do Darin Spearman — i .e thy i De Stanford — Bit pp’ei Sandra Stanford — one is for Bryan, but don’t get caught. SXP. Bye Plainview High — ! Love Bartholomew, eans. the best that ever came red, and grass isn’t just with? Opps, there goes I love ya, Toni! i ' ne Taylor — G od friends are f Michael Tidsei — The end justified t i 'Hi;, i Thompson — Class of ’82 throughl Vou C.P. Paul L thorn pson — Flowers aren’t ju: green. Leslie Tj Fino — Where’s Matt? Who’s Chris !Hi rallyj Shonnie Trimble — Never forget the good Becky Tullis —G R H Thresa A. Turner — Oh, man! Is it over? Kim Tuttle — Where’s my car? Simon D. Urrutia — Praise the Lord1 It’s ove B Josie Vasquez — After twelve whole years) I’ve finally made it!! Sr. 82” Linda Vasquez — Finished. Thank God. Best vHkes, Seniors 82. Jimmy Velasquez — I salute you Josie VasquA I’ll miss you. ernon — Do what you have to, and ion't look back ason — Prep lives! A T W T.S. Watch out world — McKenzie — Hollywood. — Take off, Hosehead!! ells — Live long, love hard and leave a beautiful memory, itarce — Bye Teresa — M.O.U S E Allison White — Bet you thought I wouldn’t male it!! Erester Williams — I wish to tell others about1 Plainview High and thfe good things. Eric Williamson — Sr 82’ — We’re started butinot finished yet! Rhonda Widrig — I made it this far. The party's jttt begun. ►am Williams — B.M.F. Shorty. ►teve Williams — It does not matter if you win o- lose till you lose, 'heri Wright — Az. or Bust! leffrey Wright — Good luck, senior of ‘83. [John Wright — What do we do now — coach? Dy ftat cha can. yet no one seems to care, Kid Clyde. 239 Juniors begin whole new year Brent Adair Jerry Adams Randy Adams Albert Aguirre Rosa Alaniz Tommy Alcozer Penny Alexander Martha Alvarez Richard Alvis Meredith Amick Jackie Anderson W. T. Andrae Peter Anzaldua Leticia Arellano Norma Arteaga Lori Assiter Wayne Austin Darrel Ayers Jimmy Boedeker Harold Ball Rosa Barrera Blake Barton Jeff Baucum Scott Baucum Dusty Beasley Keith Bell Brian Billington Ginger Billington David Bird Terry Birdsong Robert Box Robert Bradic James Bradley Joe Bradley Kenneth Bramblett William Braxton Daron Brown Susan Bryan Keith Bryant Kent Buchanan Santa Claus is coming to town — Kirk Evans and Tracy Wheeler arrive in style at a Christmas time function. Cindy Burnett Paula Butler Mickey Bye Mark Cannon Angel Cano Rosario Cantu Teresa Cantu Melinda Carter Melissa Carter Tammy Carter Becky Castle Barbara Chance Thame Chapman Montie Clark Melissa Coleman Christina Coronado Leah Covey Barbara Cox Jo Ann Craven Brad Cross Curtis Cross Jim Crowell Betty Culpepper Tanya Curry Lori Dalton Randy Damron Marvin Daniels Deborah Davis Ray Davis Lori Dayton 240 Vocational courses emphasize the practical VOE lab students concentrate on getting that error-free copy. Derrik DeBerry Tracy Dedek Raymond DelCampo Carlos DeLeon Joe Diaz Shelli Dizmang Becky Douglas Donna Douglas Michelle Dowis Andrew Dunlap Quennoth Dunlap Michele Edwards Mitzi Ehresman Linda Ellis Marvin Ellis Robert Enriquez Johnny Escobar Criselda Estrada Kirk Evans Maria Faris Kim Faver Kelly Fleming Michael Flores Tim Ford Jeff Foster Mike Foster Donna Fresse Laura Gaitan Belinda Gaither Melinda Gaither Trinidad Gallardo Henry Galvan Michael Gambrell Elida Garces Andy Garcia Carlos Garcia Manuel Garcia Oscar Garcia Pete Garcia Ellen Gardner Miros Garza Krystal Gaylor Kristy Gill Betty Godsey Melinda Gomez Alex Gonzales Eddie Gonzalez George Gonzalez Gilbert Gonzales Isabel Gonzales Leticia Gonzales Kathi Goswick Curtis Green Lori Green Juniors are ‘big’ Felipa Flores (foreground) enjoys one of PHS’s numerous pep rallies. 242 Not everybody enjoys homework as much as we do! Rosalinda Marroquin and Rosario Cantu organize their books between classes. Xylina Gregg Lori Griffith Connie Grimaldo Tami Grooms Hector Guerra Jeannie Guerrero Angie Gutierrez Tammie Gunnels Rhonda Haarmeyer Vince Hall Jeanette Hallman Susan Hansard Julie Harman Randy Harrison Sandra Harriss Lisa Hastings Andrea Hayes Ginger Hayes Wayne Hendricks Debbie Hernandez Martin Hernandez Sylvia Hernandez Bryan Herrington Shelly Hestand 243 Library boasts microfiche, microfilm readers, thousands of books, other research, study aids Jeanne Hogge Shirley Holloway Teresa Holloway Pam Huffman Tonya Hunt Janie Jackson Renay Jackson Wendy Jackson Brad Job LaDonna Johnson Sherry Johnson Terri Johnson Dessie Jones Beth Ann Keesee Joanna Kirkpatrick Emil Kramer Renee Laird Mark Lam Jesse Landeros Patricia Landeros Scarlet Landry Jeff Langston Mark Lee Melinda Livesay Kim Lloyd Donnie Looney Gilbert Lopez Norma Lopez Angela Love Tommy Love Jessie Lugo Russ McBeth Stacy McCarty T. J. McMarty Carla McKeown Chris McKinnis Gena McLain Pat Marse Tony Mares Rosalinda Marroquin 244 Cindy Martinez David Martinez Mina Nunez Margaret Martinez Patsy Martinez Clay Matthews Sandi Mayfield Danny Medina Sally Mercado Randy Mickey Betty Middleton Lee Miks Leslie Miller Renee Milligan Cindy Mitchell Alice Montelongo Robbie Moody Dora Morales Stephen Morgan Blake Morris Mark Mull Janice Nabors Paula Negrete Dung Nguyen New microfiche machines in the library make research easier. 245 Many Junior boys, girls participate in Child Development class projects Thuan Nguyen Lisa Nolan Torrie Norrell Rosa Nunez Steve Olsen Krista Owens Lowell Owens Shanon Owens Ray Padilla Randy Palmer Shae Patterson Angel Pena Danny Perez Eddy Perez Gloria Perez Kellie Phillips Wade Phillips Rex Pinkerton Greg Pratt Daniel Quintana Joe Ramirez Wally Ramirez Norma Ramos Pat Ramos Barbara Ray Shelly Ray Joe Reyes Jeanean Rice Don Rigles Marleta Riggins Adam Riojas Jamie Rios Darrel Rivera Domingo Rivera Ruben Rivera 246 Randy Roberts Lucy Robles Ida Rodriquez Mario Rodriquez Raul Rodriquez Sylvia Rodriquez Jackie Ross Richard Rubio Brenda Salas Francis Salazar Alice Sanchez Jorge Sanchez Chuck Sanders Margie Saucedo Wayne Scarborough Cheryl Scott Julian Sierra Aaron Sistnunk Eddie Skaggs Jerry Smith Patrick Smith Stacy Smith Penne Spencer Leianne Stair “I can’t believe he outdrew me!” — Peter Solis, right, by little Robbie Brown during a Child Development and Kirk Evans compare their paintings with one done class. 247 Juniors prepare for the coming year Koy Stair Sindy Stanford Danny Stanley Stephen Steen Kenneth Jr. Stepp Wendy Stone Stormie Stroud Joli Temple B. Terrell Julie Terrell Dean Teykl Gwynne Thompson Mary Lynn Thompson Lisa Thrasher Michael Tijerina Maria Tinoco Mike Tinoco Elizabeth Tonche Maria Anna Torres Lonnie Turnbough Sabrina Uddley Trevina Uddley Delesa Vadder Carlos Valles Angie Vasquez George Velez Diana Vera Peter Vera Lucia Vernon Brenda Walker Junior Dean Ronnie Wood grins and bears it while he gets his blood pressure checked at a student-council-sponsored blood pressure screening clinic. Kristeen Walker Kyleen Walker Kathy Wall Linda Wallace Ronny Wallingsford Pam Walton Micah Weaks Kim Weatherford Debbie Webb Myron Weidenbach Sue Welch Fanchon West Doug White Curtis Whitfill Brett Whitson Cristy Widener Elizabeth Williams Jay Williams Jeannette Williams Renay Williams Terry Williams Kaci Wofford Gil Wright Angela Young Paul Young Irma Zapata Maria Zavala 249 Richard Abbott Rhonda Adams Elsa Aguilar Ralph Aguillera Jessie Alcozar Alma Almaquer Cynthia Alonzo Tanya Alonzo Ken Anderson Lisa Andrews Bonnie Arnold Josie Arrizola Jose Arroyo Kelly Baker Mike Baker Lisa Barlett Patricia Barley Twyila Barnett Rosalinda Barrera Rebecca Bartley Norman Bearden Jon Beauchan Shelly Bedwell Kristi K. Bennett Kristi Lee Bennett Delia Berma Diane Berry Doug Bigham James Black Johnny Blackwell Cindy Blankenship Carla Bontke Troy Boulter Brad Bowman Bill Bownds Richard Bradley “Now let’s see — does lMc’ come before ‘M’?” — Cin- dy Blankenship searches the card catalog for that cer- tain title. 251 Joe Dale Bradshaw Janna Bray Tim Brown Beth Burkhart Barbara Burl Dawn Burns Mary Alice Bustos Becky Canales Lisa Cantu Phyllis Cantu Greg Carroll Darren Carver Moses Castillo Kenneth Cate Melinda Chandler Chris Childers Tonja Clark Cindy Cloude Chad Cole Marcia Coleman Peggy Contreras Gayle Cork Gilbert Coronado Nancy Cortez Vitricia Cowart Wade Cox Theresa Craft Cora Craven Donald Cruz Joel Daniel Denise Davis Leon DeLeon Richard DeLuna Chris Dillard Sharon Dowis Keri Dunlap Rebecca Dunn Kay Dunning Brent Elerhart Mike Elledge Priscilla Ellis John Esquivel Shelli Estep Craig Ethredge Kathy Evans Brian Faulkner Don Ferguson Donna Ferguson Ray Ferguson Felipa Flores Raymond Flores Norma Flores Greg Forbes JoAnna Franco 252 Make way for the mighty class of 1984; we may be lowly sophomores now but just you wait! Burton Smith gets down to some serious study in the study when the thing can t be put ott any library. The library offers the ultimate quiet haven for Willie Gallardo Guadalupe Gallegos Sandra Gamboa Louis Garcia Robert Garza Marcheta Gattis Steve George John Giavell Neal Gillespie Delores Gonzales Eloy Gonzales Irene Gonzales Jesse Gonzales Julie Gonzales Melissa Gonzales Rene Gonzales Debbie Gouldy Chris Goree 253 Sophomores get all the news in the Bulldog Barker Joan Franco, left, gets the old sales pitch from Bulldog Barker staffers Nora Martinez and Teresa Farmer (rear) on Barker sales day in the cafeteria. JoAnna Green Randy Green Jesse Grimaldo Joe Grimaldo Paul Guajardo Peter Guajardo Elisa Guerra Margie Ann Gutierrez Sylvia Gutierrez Melinda Hall Renee Hall Link Hammer 254 LaMont Harper Christi Harrell Nikki Harris Liz Hart Shelia Hastings Scotty Havenhill Cynthia Hemphill Arturo Hernandez Gloria Hernandez Gloria Hernandez Jesse Hernandez Norma Hernandez Ricky Hernandez Sylvia Hernandez Thomas Hernandez Ernest Herrera Shellene Hewitt Leslie Higdon Kirk Hill Tracy Hill Cynthia Hinojosa Randy Holahan Marie Hooper Carol Horne Russell Horan Scott Hughes Harry Hunt Randy Hyde Mandy Igo Joe Jimenez Gayle Johnson Kelly Johnson Sherry Johnson Christi Jones Kent Jones Lee Jones Todd Keller David Kelly Doris Lafuente Alfred Landeros Sheila Landry Ismael Leal Mack Lees Steve Lemons LeeAnn Loafman Donald Lofin Baltimore Lopez Carolina Lopez 255 Sophomore English demands more study time “Now what does the author mean by that?” — Randy Green does research with the help of a microfiche reader in the library. Ray Lopez Cleo Lowery Blanca Lozano Gerardo Lucio Leah Kay Lyle Mike Lyons Stanle McCarthy Wayne McDonald Stacy McGuirre Trixie McNeill Clay McPeck Eddie McWhorter Esmeralda Magallanes Lisa Maldonado Alice Marroquin 256 Jana Marshall Patricia Marshall Becky Martinez Dean Martinez George Martinez Margie Martinez Mark Mathis Michael Matthews Estella Mendez Diane Middleton Tracy Miller Stacy Mitchell Monica Montoya Jessie Morales Ray Moreno Deanna Morgan Stephanie Morgan Allen Rhonda Morris Stephanie Morris Cindy Morton Gary Mosley Danea Mott Johnny Mulkey Melissa Mull Melissa Nail Donna Nails Eric Nash Randy Neeley Thuan Nguyen Kay Nimmo Kim Norris Mike Nortcup Lisa Nunez Cara Oglesby Debra Olivarez Ronnie Ortegon Russell Ortiz LaDonna Owens Robert Pardo Sanjay Patel Patricia Pena Diana Pequeno David Perez David Perez Dianna Perez 257 Susan Castleberry, left, and Melissa Bigham pause to give the photographer a big smile on their way to the next class. John Joe Perez Raul Perez Doug Perry Lou Pierson Kelly Pirkle Toby Poston Larry Powell Dee Dee Purdy Ernest Quintero Danny Ramos Lola Ramos Mary Ann Ramos Tino Ramos Randy Randal Tony Raybal Gina Reed Roland Resendez Ben Reyes Brent Richburg Cheryl Riggins 258 Do sophomores really have more fun? Carlos Rivera Alice Rodriquez Ernie Rodriquez Esmeralda Rodriquez Mary Jane Rodriquez Patricia Rodriquez Ramon Rodriquez Susanna Rodriquez Sylvia Rodriquez Virginia Rodriquez Frankie Rosales Roger Rosales Kristi Rowan Joven Salazar Bertha Sanchez Feliz Sanchez Jimmy Sanchez Judy Sanders Suzan Sarabia Janci Schwalm Clifford Scott Tonya Scott Mark Seago John Shores Carrie Shugart Jessie Sierra Brenda Sims Barton Smith Derek Smith Stacy Smith Nicky Smothermon Sonya Snelling Josie Soliz Linda Spann Sherry Stair Jeff Stalcup Richard Stanley Danny Steffy Robert Stepp Diane Swearingen 259 Valograms highlight Valentines for many Shell! Estep admires a Valogram from one of her ad- mirers. The Student Council sponsored the Valogram idea this year. Ronald Swim Shawn Sykes Allen Tanner Jane Ellen Taylor Sheila Thomas Ray Thompson Shawn Thompson Tammy Thornton Shannon Thrasher Tammy Thrasher Michael Tijerina Mike Tone 260 Mitch Tone Mary Torres Shellie Trammell Andrea Trevino Sally Urrutia Joe Valladarez Rosemary Vaquera Carolyn Vasquez Mike Vasquez Albert Vega Cheryl Vera Jerry Vera Asael Villarreal Larry Villarreal Minerva Villarreal Nora Villarreal David Voyles Mark Voyles Jane Warren Julie Watson Liana Watson Eric Weidenbach Cheryl Wharton Holly Whatley Kathleen Wheeler Tracy Wheeler Cheryl Whitaker Wayne White Christy Wilds Pamela Wilborn Leroy Williams Randy Williams Kristi Wilson Sandra Wood Tammy Woodring Deeanne Wooley Brett Wright Connie Yarborough Kelly Yarborough Leslie Younger Lori Yowell 261 Everybody has to be a freshman one time Richard Adame Kristy Aday Joey Ainsworth Ernest Alaniz Alfred Alcala Patricia Alcozar Gary Alexander Mica Alexander Dino Almendarez Sonja Alston Rolando Alvarez Becky Andrade Fernando Arellano Geraldine Arroyos Betty Joe Aviles Elaine Balenton Robert Ballard Martin Barrera Rhonda Barron Julie Baucum Tim Baucum Trey Beasley Julie Bedford Janie Bennett Christi Bentley Melissa Bigman Jill Billington Kevia Black Jade Blackerby Sonja Blaylack Sherry Block Scott Bolding Kenit Bond Annetta Borchardt Martin Borgego Janie Bouiter Heath Bozeman Ronnie Bradic Mark Bradley Shelia Bradshaw Julie Branch Chris Bratcher Jerry Brommer Doug Brown Anna Bustos Robin Butler Steve Butler Kathy Campos 263 Freshman Dino Almendarez gets his blood pressure checked during a blood pressure screening sponsored by the student council in February. Pete Campos Diana Cantu Julie Carrasco Thad Carthal Elizabeth Casanova David Casarez Dina Castillo Duvie Castillo Susan Castleberry David Cavazos Stephanie Chain Gilda Chapa Michelle Clark Wayne Cline Robert Coleman John Collins Louis Cordero Carol Cork Shawn Cornet Mary Lou Corona Malcom Cowart Brent Cross Patrick Cross Clayton Cundiff 264 We’ll know the ropes by Thanksgiving Monica Davis Shannon Dawson Ponce DeLeon Jeretha Derington Jimmy Diaz Marco Diaz Veronica Diaz Misti Dickey Melissa Dorman Allen Douglas Ava Duncan Shawn Duncan Susan Durham Milton Ellis Melissa Escobar Richard Escobar Toni Espinosa Cheryl Evans Jackie Farias Yvonne Farris Susan Fisher Norma Flores Saturinio Flores Tommy Flores Kyle Foster Ricky Freemen Russell Fulling Debs Fulton Brent Gabriel Lupe Gallardo Antonia Gallegos Herminia Gallegos Jeff Galloway Betsy Galvan Tana Gamble Hope Gamboa Mary Garces Gustario Garcia Larry Garcia Louisa Garcia Nancy Garcia Norma Garcia Paul Garcia Reina Garibay Able Garza George Garza Noel Garza Lynda Gaither 265 Sometimes it’s hard to keep the rules straight Donny Gibson Brad Ginn Ed Gonzales Lorenzo Gonzales Lucy Gonzales Patty Gonzales Pete Gonzales Rosa Linda Gonzales Pandora Green Shelia Hackett Charles Hall Lisa Halley Ricky Hallman Tracy Hancock William Hancock Tim Hardage Gregg Harding Sherry Harris Michelle Hart Lori Haydon Allison Hayes Rhonda Heflin Todd Heflin Shelli Hembree Bruce Hernandez Edith Hernandez Gilbert Hernandez Janie Hernandez Mary Lou Hernandez Ronnie Hernandez Diana Herrera Valinea Hess Brett Hicken Teresa Higdon Kim Hinch Marzee Holland Walter Holt Lindsey Hooper Betsy Jo Hopson Melissa Horne Tessa Howell Michael Huffman Marty Hughs Jeanette Hunt Rodney Hunt Anthony Hunter Sean Hunter Sherri Hunter 266 Gary Hyde Elsa Ibarra Teresa Islas Lola Jackson Jebb James Eric Jernigan Karina Jester Joe Jimenez Karen Johnson Tom Johnson Tony Johnson Beverly Jones Kathy Jones Raylyn Jones Darrell Kelton Doug Kyle Brenda Kirkpatrick Tami Kiser Nickey Kunkel Shawn Lance Albert Landeros Carner Landeros Christine Langston Johnny Ledesma “Did I make it this time?” — a student checks to see if her name is on the daily attendance list. 267 Freshman and sophomore students fill their side of the gym before the start of a morning pep rally. Lisa Ledesma Vickie Lockett Thurman Lockhart Perri Long Olga Longoria Olivia Longoria Juan Lopez Juan Lopez, Jr. Rena Lopez Lashonda Love Vicki Lozano Charolette Lung David McAdoo Robert McCarty Shawn McCarty Dawn McGavock John McGee Mike McKinnis Teresa McMennamy John McPherson Anastacio Macias Armando Magallanes Rosemary Magana Jerry Maldonado 268 Pep rallies make Fridays different Teresa Maldonado Fernando Mares Susan Martin Daniel Martinez Florendo Martinez Irene Martinez Ricky Martinez Wesley Mason Odelia Mata Robin Matthews Kaci Mayfield Diana Medrano Patsy Medina Colin Miller Kim Miller John Mireles Robert Michell Josie Molina Aristeo Montelongo Nelley Montez Carlos Morales Charlene Morales Lupe Moreno Kurt Mosley Kevann Mull Kelly Murry Tracy Nance Monte Neeley Frankie Negrete Tina Norton Alvaro Nunez Jenes Nunez Billy Oden Melinda Ogleslsy Charlie Orsak Raul Ortiz Tony Ortiz Miles Owen Missy Parker Guy Parrish Tashar Patel Daniel Pena Curtis Peoples Alfred Perez Gilbert Perez Jerry Perez Melissa Perez Don Pitchford 269 Silliness — it’s part of being young From left, freshmen Teresa McMennamy, Cheryl Aday, Susan Aday and Christie Aday clown for a staff photographer in the hall between classes. Eddie Pitts Becky Padilla Becky Pope Ronnie Pratt Natalina Prewit Diana Quintero Sandra Quintero Becky Ramos Jacquie Ramsey Eddie Ransor Tanja Ray Chad Reed Steve Reese Epifanio Reyes Eddie Reyna Margie Reyna Angie Reys Wresha Rhoderick Loraine Rivera Raymond Rivera 270 Lori Roberts Rebecca Rodriquez Dimas Rodriquez Ismael Rodriquez Isreal Rodriquez Kathy Rodriquez Lea Rodriquez Mary Lou Rodriquez Rosa Rodriquez Ruth Rodriquez Ruth Rodriquez Michelle Rollins Reed Rowell Ernest Ruiz Kevin Rupert Ada Russell Loise Russell Ernest Salazar Joe Sanchez Janie Sanders Lisha Sanders Nita Sanders Rita Sanders Bary Sarver Eddie Saucedo Lisa Sawaya Troy Scarborough Tiffani Schwalm Sharon Scott Richard Senter Angelita Speeda Galvin Sepeda George Sewell Kim Shaw Joe Shultz Jesse Sifeventes Tracy Sims Mark Slack Lisa Smith Melissa Smith Sydney Snelling Trey Speck Melissa Spillman Chip Stanford Sonya Stanford 271 In football season every weekend is a blast From left, freshmen Perry Long, Rita Sanders and Julie Branch confer about how to best decorate the freshman hall during the annual hall decoration contest in the fall. Roger Starr Pat Stepp James Summers Chad Taylor Steffanie Taylor Chris Thompson Christina Thompson Lorrane Tijerina Jeannie Torres Phillip Torres Johnny Trevino Toni Trimble Andy Tuckness Kathy Tuckness Gean Turner Kari Tuttle Tomaline Woodring Marie Wyckoff 272 The Freshman Cheerleaders do what they enjoy doing best in one of the pep rallies. Jimmy Tyler Melissa Urritia Veronica Valenzula Cruz Vasquez Gina Vera John Voyles Marie Voyles Tim Waldie Ladena Walker Rhonda Walker Rhonda Walker Robbie Walker Brent Wall Tanya Washington Christie Watson Landon West Angie Westbrook Jason Wheeler Kevin Wieland James Williams Kellie Wilson Becky Winton Lanell Wooley Robbie Wyatt Marie Wyckoff Diana Yabarra Mickey Yarbrough Sabrina Young Gracie Zamora Merlinda Zapata 273 275 HALE COUNTY STATE BANK master charge THE INTERBANK CARD W 0 TCCSSB The Friendly Dollar Dealer 276 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation nmsiuvmn wacT WOODS DAVENPORT AGENCY INC. 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Warricks 296 ...............................................Wayland 302 ................................Weaks Photography 295 .................................................Wests Pharmacy 298 ............................................Wilson Son 281 ....................................................Wood Dunning 277...................................Woods Davenport 303 Administration, Faculty and Staff Index A Griffin, Ruth 28 O Anderson, Louise 25 Guerra, Joan 25 O’Hair, Kevin 29, 126, 134 B Guerra, Joe 25 Odham, Steve 30 Bailey, Geneva 22 H P Baker, Annie 26 Hamrick, Dan 28, 128, 131 Parr, Marcia 30 Bass, Robin 26 Harder, Sharon 28 Parr, Steve 30, 126, 128 Baucum, Janet 106 Harrell, Sam 28, 117, 124, 136 Parrish, Sue 30 Baucum, Nancy 26 Harris, Jay 28 Pennell, Harvey 30, 182 Bell, Renea 26 Hatchel, Linda 28, 189 Perry, Zelma 25 Benefield, Eddie 26 Hayes, Bill 18 Peoples, Linda 25 Berry, Jane 26, 96 Haynes, Grant 28 Pickens, Julia 30, 144 Billingsley, Neil 26,117,157 Hicks, Marcia 28 Price, Carl 30, 138, 159 Bowers, Joanne 26, 199 Hill, John 28,105, 117, 124, 149, 150 R Box, Dean 25 Hinds, Elizabeth 28, 168 Ryan, O.T 30, 72 Brown, Jim Bob 26, 117, 124, 149 Hofsommer, Sandra 28 S Buchanan, Buck 119, 142 Hooten, Pearl 25 Sherwood, Greg 30, 60, 104, 117, 123 Buchanan, Carlton 26, 117 Hudson, Bobby 28, 191 Shaping, Judy 25 Buchanan, Judy 26, 29, 64 Huff, Winnie 23 Sims, Ellen 30 Burnett, Neal 188 Hurt, Betty 18 Skelton, Jayme 30 Beasley, Curtis 117, 126 J Smith, Dale 63 Butler, Virginia 26 Jenkins, Tom 28, 192 Smith, John 31 C Jimenez, Juanita 25 Standford, Sue 31, 190 Canterbury, Deborah 26, 106 K Starkey, Nez 23 Christian, Pauline 26 Kahn, Ernie 28, 149, 146, 165 T Clark, Regina 27 Kaiser, Henryetta 28 Taylor, Becky 31 Cross, B.C. DOC 18 Kendall, Pam 28, 196 Teichleman, Ronnie 31, 102 Cross, Bill 27 Kersh, Lisa 29 Tisdel, Florabel 31 Cunningham, Bruce 27, 106 Keyser, Loyce 29 Tomlin, Dennis 31, 117, 157 D Kid well, Sue 29 Tone. Pat 31,117, 157 Dickson, Charlcey 27, 187 Killion, Jerry 72, 81, 179 V Dickson, Robert 27 King, Geneva 25 Van Hoose, George 31 Dye, Dick 27, 183 King, J.W 29, 72 Veatch, Lamont 107 Dobbins, Paul 27, 194 Kite, Joyce 29, 172 Vickers, David 31 E L W Escalante, Margarito 25 Lance, Beverly 23 Wampler, Wade 31 Esculente, Martha 25 Line, Terri Beth 29, 176 Warrick, Lanee 29, 31, 64 F Loafman, Janice 22 Weatherred, Harrell 31 Finney, Paula 27 Lyles, A.B. 29 Weldon, Gregg 18 Fletcher, J’Melle 27 Me Whatley, Douglas 18 N Foster, Steve 27, 160 McBee, Dora 22 White, Danny 31, 63, 82, 83, 86 Franklin, George 27, 155, 159, 147 McBee, Larry 199 White, Gene 31 G George, Jerry Don 30 Garrett, Becky 27 Geon, Norman 28 Glenn, George 25 Gonzales, Bertha 25 Gonzales, Domingo 25 Goodin, Lily 28 Goree, Diane 28 Griffin, Charlene 28 McCullough, Delores 29, 106 McGee, Betty 22, 63 M Moore, Ed 117 Malcolm, Monty 29, 126, 137 Mapp, Jana 29, 189 Merrill, Ted 25 Morgan, Dr. Richard N Norris, Henrietta 29 Williams, Paula 31 Williams, Sandra 31 Wilson, Ted 31 Witherspoon, Bennie 31, 117, 124, 137 Wood, Ronnie 248 Y Young, Cindy 31 Z Zink, Terry 166 304 Seniors A Adams, Elizabeth 194, 195, 215 Adams, Elise 190, 215, 234 Aguilera, Daniel 203, 215 Alvarado, Thomas Jr. 215 Alvarez, Javier 200 Andrews, Staci 190 Arellano, Martha 190, 215 Arnold, Nikki 215 Assiter, Scott 215, 226 B Baker, Joe 57, 117, 190,215 Ballard, Donnie 215 Barnett, Katherina 75, 196, 200, 215 Barrera, Jessie 215, 218 Belyeu, Vena 208, 215 Berry Andy 78, 216, 218 Berry, Jim 216 Billberry, Kristi 183, 216 Billingsley, Biff 22,116,119,122, 216, 233 Bishop, Anita 216 Blake, Lynn 216 Borchardt, Lynn 191, 216 Bownds, Sam 167, 167 Branch, Laura 87, 140, 143, 216, 165 Bryant, Mona 64, 65, 83, 216, 218, 221, 225 Burleson, Randall 74, 198, 199, 216 Burnett, D’Lee 75, 190, 216 Bustos, Dickey 180, 216 Butler, Ricky 27, 199, 217 C Cabrera, Melinda 22, 180, 217 Chandler, Marilyn 217 Caddell, Bud 217 Calk, Rhonda 208, 217 Cannon, Mike 83, 88, 89, 116 Cargill. Jerry 93, 116, 120, 217, 108 Carrion, Robert 217 Carthel, Lori 217 Castleberry, LaDonyce 98, 200, 217 Cavazos, Sylvia 182, 217 Cervantez, Maria 217 Chambers, Patty 217 Chandler, Marilyn 183 Chapman, Debbie 188, 218 Chennault, Tami 218 Clark, Terry 184,218 Cleveland, Donald 116. 200. 218 Cleveland, Kay 218, 165 Craven, Bulah 218 Cundiff, Malcolm 63, 94, 95. 106, 107, 196, 206, 207, 218 Curry, Steve 74, 183, 206, 207, 218 D Davis, Belinda 218 Davis, Glen 191,218 Deberry, Darron 226 Del Campo, Rene 74, 180 DeLuna, Betsy 218 Denton, Todd 107, 219 Diaz, Arthur 2, 704 Diaz, Ernestina 76, 208, 219 Dickerson, Gina 219 Dominguez, Josie 188, 206, 207, 219 Dorsey, Randy 24, 96, 104, 107, 116, 120, 147,219, 231 Douglas, Lisa 208, 219 Student Index Duckett, Kenna 219 Duncan, Alan 219 Dunlap, Hollis 116, 176, 219 Dunlap, Terry 215, 219 Dunn, Teresa 219 Durham, Lynda 176, 180, 219 Durham, Patricia 183, 200, 219 E Ebeling, Mark 219 Ellis, James 190 Enriquez, Raul 219 Estrada, Sarah 180, 219 F Farmer, Teresa 200, 219, 254 Fennell, Roderick 74, 116, 219 Fleming, Karen 219 Flores, Esmeralda 182 Rores, Louis 74, 182 Freese, Bryan 116 G Gabriel, Stacey 199 Gaitan, Sandra 180 Garcia, Esmeralda 77 Garcia, Gume 184 Gilleland, Leslie 221, 232 Ginn, Lisa 189, 208, 221 Gipson, Kenneth 183, 221 Gipson, Ronnie 221 Gonzales, James 74 f onzales, Tony 221 Gxeen, Cindy 92, 221 Greenhill, Ginger 221 Greer, Kelly 221 Gregg, Sharia 184 Gutierrez, Blanca 22, 221 Gutierrez, Freddie 190, 221 Guy, Lisa 221 H Hall, Brenda 60, 63. 221 Hallman, Kenneth 116 Hallman, Sharia 183, 222 Harding, Faith 94, 95, 188, 222 Harrell, Jeff 116,222 Hart. Bobbie 222 Hasting, Paul 222 Hatch, Jennifer 189, 222 Hatch, Stan 222 Havenhill, Richey 222, 229 Hawkins, Rusty 182, 222 Hayes, Diana 60, 62, 63, 64, 65, 73, 75, 129, 140, 108, 109, 222,223, 225 Hayes, Helen 189, 208, 222 Henderson, Phillip 117, 222 Hernandez, Jorge 222 Herrera, Richard 72, 116,176, 222 Hess, Ken 166, 222 Higdon, David 63, 198, 222 Hill, Scotty 62, 188, 194, 195, 216, 222 Hindman, Shelly 222 Hogan, Lana 222 Holbert, Jon 222 Hooper, Jim Bob 223 Horne, Joe 74, 96, 107, 223 Houlette, Bryan 94, 95, 199, 206, 207, 223 Howerton, Dana 189, 208, 223 Humphreys, Melinda 223 Hunt, Elizabeth 75, 196, 207, 223 Hunter, Trey 223 J Jacobs, Sandra 223 Jackson, Alton 149, 151, 153 Jackson, Gwen 182 Jackson, Lula 182 James Scott 183, 224 James, Wade 116, 224 Jones, Robert 116,157 Julian, Karyn 190, 224 K Kennon, Craig 224 Kerbo, Lisa 176, 200, 224 Kidd, Leonard 224 King, Harold 116, 119, 121, 191, 224, 226 King, Steve 224 Kruse. Darrell 184, 191, 224 L LaFuente, Dianne 208, 224 Landeros, David 224 Landeros, Emma 200, 224 Langston, Teresa 183, 225 Landson, Mark 83, 225 Leach, Marla 83, 88, 188, 198, 199, 225 Leal, Barbara 225 Leyendecker, Odell 215, 225 Lindeman, Polly 225 Lockett, Deborah 225 Long, Tanya 64, 65, 188, 218, 221, 225 Lopez, Erma 225 Lopez, Leroy 182, 225 Lowery, Jacquelina 225 Lozano, Mary 190, 225 Me McAdoo, Anthony 226 McClenne, Billy 184, 191, 226 McDonald, David 75, 83, 226 McDonough, Mitchell 226 McGowen, Jody 64, 65, 218, 226, 232 Mcllroy, Dana 22, 24, 180. 226 McLeod, Amy 176 McMennamy, Tonja 190, 226 McNulty, Charles 176, 226 McVicker, Dee 184, 227 M Mann, Shelby 227 Maples, Mark 227 Martin, Kathy 227 Martin, Rhonda 227 Martinez, Danny 227 Martinez, Eunice 227 Martinez, Gasper 227 Martinez, Nora 22, 183, 227, 254 Martinez, Sammy 77, 176, 190 Mayden, Kevin 183, 227 Measles. Dirk 227 Medina, Robert 227 Mercado, Jessie 227 Minzer, Sherry 227 Monroe, Alan 184 Morales, Susan 22, 227 Moreno, Mary 227 Morgan, Charles 203, 227 Morgan, Vanesa 227 Morton, Marsha 227 Moseley, Kevin 116, 226, 227 Mosher, Kirk 228 Mouser, Kathy M. 228 305 Nguyen, Lien 228 Noel, Vicki O. 228 Norrell, LaFonda 83,88, 228 Norwood, Judy 189, 228 Nunez, Israel E. 228 O Odom, Konnie 22,188, 194, 228 Oldfield, Doug 228 Orsak, Carla 189, 228 Ortegon, Karen K. 228 Ortiz, Corene 196, 228 Ott, Marsha 200, 228 P Parker, Patti 228 Parr, Cynthia 229 Parr, Ricky 184 Parrish, Laurie 208, 229 Patel, Jasmie 176, 229 Patterson, Russ 229 Pearce, Jay 106, 207, 229 Pena, Danny 229 Pena, David 116,120,123, 149, 215, 229 Penka, Pam 229 Perez, Jeanne 182, 229 Perez, Ricky 77, 229 Perry, D’Lea 63, 74, 207 Phillips, Kirk 183 Pinada, Bobby 116 Pofahl, Eva 24, 229 Posey, Jana 75, 94, 196,199, 229 Powell, Delores 22, 176, 230 Q Quinby, Allyson 62, 183,194, 216, 223, 230 R Raines, Mark 230 Ramos, Barbara 230 Raymer, Bobby 230 Reecer, Russ 230 Resendes, Cynthia 73, 74, 106, 107, 230 Rey, Rico 92, 94, 95, 106, 196, 206, 207, 230 Reyes, Jessie 230 Reyes, Sandy 208, 230 Reynolds, Mark 22, 230 Rhoderick, Stacey 73, 75, 81, 203, 230 Rice, Judith 24,188, 230 Riggins, Melanie 230 Riojas, Mary Ann 230 Rios, Jorge 230 Rios, Thomas 63,116,120, 230 Ritter, Shanne 230 Rivera, Diana 180, 230 Roberson, Cindy 75, 230 Roberts, Drury 116, 231 Robertson, Jim 149, 231 Robles, Terry 203, 231 Rodriquez, Ricky 231 Rodriquez, Thelma A. 76, 208, 231 Rogers, Kimberly 190, 231 Rogers, Robbie 107, 196, 231 Rubio, Jesse 231 Rudd, Danna 181 S Salas, Albert 182 Samarripa, Manuel 231 Sanchez, Mariana 77, 208, 231 Sanchez, Minerva 231 Sandage, Julie 232 Sauceda, Anita 232 Savage, Lisa 208, 209, 232 Sawaya, Deborah Kim 75, 208, 232 Scott, Connie 232 Sherwood, Stan 62, 63,104, 116, 122, 199 203, 224, 232 Shores. Jami 24, 104, 143, 232 Smith, Mark 116, 226, 232 Smith, Raelene 200, 232 Solis. Peter 232, 247 Sooter, Randy 27, 199, 232 Sparrow, Dana 72, 75, 81, 232 Spearman, Darin 226, 233 Stanford, De 22, 24. 188, 233 Standford, Sandra 208, 209, 233 T Taylor, Bonita 233 Taylor, Walter 82, 88, 89, 107, 196, 199, 206, 220, 231.233 Thompson, Luthez 116,120, 122, 123,157, 176, 233 Thompson, Paul 233 Tisdel, Michael 73, 74, 81, 233 Tremble, Shonnie 208, 233 Trevino, Leslie 233 Tullis, Becky 22,75,81,233 Turner, Teresa 189, 198, 199, 208, 233 Tuttle, Bobby 75 Tuttle, Kim 188, 234 U Urriutia, Simon 77 V Vargas, Veronica 234 Vasquez, Josie 22, 24, 200, 234 Vasquez, Linda 208, 234 Velasquez, Jimmy 215, 234 Vernon, Melinda 176, 234 w Waldie, Kim 234 Walker, Jerry 131 Wallingsford, Tracey 234 Washington, Author 65 Wason, Karen J. 82, 83, 176, 220, 234 Webb, Jesse W. 116,215, 234 Wells, Doug 82, 88,218 Whitacre, Lee 75, 183, 234 White, Alison 234 White, Rodney 93, 235 Widrig, Mark 184, 235 Widrig, Rhonda L. 235 Williams, Becky 235 Williams, Erester 235 Williams, Mike 235 Williams, Sam 184, 235 Williams, Steve 97, 116, 121, 235 Williamson, Eric 182 Witt, Terry 235 Wright, Cheri 235 Wright, Jeffrey 235 Wright, John 74, 81, 83, 218, 235 XYZ Yarbrough, Billy 24, 116, 235 Zeleny, Dale 108, 184, 235 Juniors Alcozer, Tommy 239 Alexander, Penny 239 Alvarez, Martha 182, 239 Alvis, Richard 239 Amaya, Daniel 203 Amick, Meredith 198, 239 Anderson, Jackie 239 Andrea, W.T. 182, 239 Anzaldua, Peter 239, 184 Arellano, Leticia 180, 239 Assiter, Lori 239 Austin, Wayne 116, 239 Ayers, Darrel 239 B Ball, Harold 124, 190, 239 Barrera, Rosa 75, 239 Barton, Blake 116, 198, 239 Baucum, Blake 116, 239 Baucum, Jeff 116, 129, 239 Baucum, Scott 239 Beasley, Dusty 184, 239 Bell, Keith 72, 74, 196, 239 Billington, Brian 157, 198, 239 Billington, Ginger 239 Bird, David 75,190, 238 Birdsong, Terry 239 Boedeker, Jimmy 239 Box, Robert 116, 190, 239 Bradley, James 183, 239 Bradley, Joe 239 Bramblett, Kenneth 239 Braxton, William 124, 157, 239 Brown, Daron 239 Bryan, Susan 168, 169, 239 Bryant, Keith 73, 75,81, 82, 88, 198, 106, 239 Buchanan, Kent 77, 239 Burnett, Cindy 240 Bustos, Lee 124, 142 Butler, Paula 142, 240 Bye, Mickey 240 C Cannon, Mark 124, 240 Cano, Angel 180, 240 Cantu, Rosario 200, 240, 243 Cantu, Teresa 183, 240 Carter, Gregory 116, 120, 121, 190 Carter, Melinda 240 Carter, Melissa 240 Carter, Tammy 240 Castle, Becky 209, 240 Chance, Barbara 176, 240 Chapman, Thame 124, 198, 203, 240 Cisneros, Roy 157 Clark, Montie 240 Coleman, Melissa 72, 75, 196, 198, 240 Coleman, Tim 116, 123, 157, 120 Coots, Garry 191 Coronado, Christina 209, 240 Covey, Leah 194, 240 Cox, Barbara 209, 240 Craft, Gladys 86 Craven, JoAnn 240 Cross, Brad 240 Cross, Curtis 200 Crowell, Jim 240 Culpepper, Betty 76, 240 Curry, Tanya 190, 240 D A Adair, Brent 239 Adams, Jerry 182, 239 Adams, Randy 239 Aguirre, Albert 239 Alaniz, Rosa 239 Dalton, Lori 74, 196, 240 Damron, Randy 240 Daniels, Marvin 124, 240 Davis, Deborah 240 Davis, Ray 240 Dayton, Lori 190, 240 306 Dazmang, Shell! 241 DeBerry, Derrik 240 Dedek, Tracy 198, 240 DelCampo, Raymond 240 DeLeon, Carlos 240 Diaz. Joe 183, 240 Douglas, Becky 190, 241 Douglas, Donna 200, 241 Dowls, Michelle 74, 81, 198, 241 Dunlap, Andrew 149, 241 Dunlap, Quennoth 74,81, 116, 121, 149,241 E Edwards, Michele 196, 198, 241 Ehresman, Mitzi 176, 196, 200, 241 Ellis, Linda 241 Ellis, Marvin 183, 241 Enriquez, Robert 124, 241 Escobar, Johnny 203, 241 Estrada, Criselda 241 Evans, Kirk 157, 241, 241, 247 F Faris, Maria 241 Faver, Kim 24, 241 Fleming, Kelly 241 Flores, Michael 74, 81, 124, 149, 241 Ford, Tim 190, 241 Foster, Jeff 241 Foster, Mike 183, 241 Freese, Donna 72, 75, 183, 241 G Gaitan, Laura 241 Gaither, Belinda 77, 241 Gaither, Melinda 76, 241 Garllardo, Trinidad 182, 242 Galvan, Henry 182, 242 Gambrell, Michael 194, 242 Garces, Elida 242 Garcia, Andy 183, 242 Garcia, Carlos 157, 241 Garcia, Danny 77 Garcia, Manuel 77, 242 Garcia, Oscar 77, 242 Garcia, Pete 117,176, 242 Gardner, Ellen 198, 203, 242 Garza, Miros 242 Gaylor, Krystal 64, 140, 209, 225, 242 Gill, Kristy 198, 242 Godsey, Betty 242 Gomez, Melinda 242 Gonzales, Alex 242 Gonzales, Eddie 242 Gonzalez, George 242 Gonzles, Gilbert 242 Gonzales, Isabel 180, 242 Gonzales, James 72 Gonzales, Leticia 76, 209, 242 Goswick, Kathi 242 Green, Curtis 242 Green, Lori 188, 242 Gregg, Xylina 107, 196, 198, 243 Griffith, Lori 243 Grimaldo, Connie 209, 243 Grooms, Tami 243 Guerra, Hector 77, 182, 243 Guerrero, Jeannie 203, 209, 243 Gutierrez, Angie 188, 243 Gunnels, Tammie 189, 243 H Haarmeyer, Rhonda 180, 243 Hall, Vince 243 Hallman, Jeannette 243 Hallman, Kenneth 157 Hansard, Susan 74, 81, 243 Harman, Julie 74, 82, 243 Harrison, Randy 243 Harriss, Sandra 189, 243 Hastings, Lisa 243 Hayes, Andrea 209, 184, 203, 243 Hayes, Ginger 189, 209, 243 Hendricks, Wayne 243 Hernandez, Debbie 208, 209, 243 Hernandez, Martin 182, 243 Hernandez, Sylvia 243 Herrington, Bryan 117, 243 Hestand, Shelly 243 Hipolito, David 149 Hogge, Jeannie 72, 73, 74, 106, 107, 196, 198, 231,244 Holloway, Shirley 77, 244 Holloway, Teresa 75, 244 Huffman, Pam 198, 209, 244 Hunt, Tonya 183, 244 J Jackson, Janie 196, 198, 244 Jackson, Renay 244 Jackson, Wendy 180, 244 Jubilut, Silvio 184 Job, Brad 73, 106, 244 Johnson, LaDonna 180, 244 Johnson, Randy 116, 157 Johnson, Sherry 244 Johnson, Terri 190, 244 Jones, Dessie 244 K Keesee, Beth Ann 24, 168, 244 Kirkpatrick, Joanna 203, 244 Kramer, Emil 73, 74, 106, 176, 196, 198, 244 L Laird, Renee 209, 244 Lam, Mark 244 Landeros, Jesse 244 Landeros, Patricia 200, 244 Landry, Scarlet 200, 244 Langston, Jeff 182, 244 Lee, Mark 184 Leija, Bernice 200 Livesay, Melinda 188, 244 Lloyd, Kim 107, 244 Looney, Donnie 244 Lopez, Gilbert 244 Lopez, Norma 244 Love, Angela 244 Love, Tommy 142, 244 Lugo, Jessie 76, 106, 244 Me McBeth, Russ 116, 198, 244 McCarthy, Stacy 244 McCarty, T.J. 184,244 McKeown, Carla 107, 196, 198, 244 McKinnis, Chris 176, 196, 198, 244 McLain, Gena 198,209, 244 M Marse, Pat 124,244 Mares, Tony 182, 244 Marroquin, Rosalinda 200, 243, 244 Martinez, Cindy 245 Martinez, David 245 Martinez, Margaret 245 Martinez, Nora 200 Martinez, Patsy 245 Matthews, Clay 245 Mayfield, Sandi 245 Medina, Danny 245 Mercado, Sally 245 Mickey, Randy 166, 245 Middleton, Betty 245 Miks, Lee 184, 245 Miller, Leslie 76, 245 Milligan, Renee 245 Mitchell, Cindy 74, 189, 245 Montelongo, Alice 245 Moody, Robbie 77. 245 Morales, Dora 180, 245 Morgan, Stephen 245 Morris, Blake 245 N Nabors, Janice 189, 245 Negrete, Paula 245 Nguyen, Dung 245 Nolan, Lisa 64, 140, 188, 221, 225, 246 Norrell, Torrie 196, 198, 246 Nunez, Mina 245 Nunez, Rosa 72, 76, 209, 246 O Olsen, Steve 124, 246 Owens, Krista 246 Owens, Lowell 246 Owens, Shanon 246 P Padilla, Ray 74, 246 Palmer, Randy 184, 246 Patterson, Shae 76, 188, 246 Pena, Angel 246 Perez, Danny 246 Perez, Eddy 124, 157, 246 Perez, Gloria 76,198, 209, 246 Perry, Richard Lee 184 Perry, Terry Lynn 184 Phillips, Kellie 190, 246 Phillips, Wade 246 Pinkerton, Rex 246 Pratt, Greg 124, 149, 246 Q Quintana, Daniel 180, 246 R Ramirez, Joe 77, 176, 246 Ramirez, Wally 176, 246 Ramos, Norma 200, 203, 246 Ramos, Pat 246 Ray, Barbara 190, 246 Ray, Shelly 246 Reid, David 184, 191 Reyes, Joe 246 Rice, Jeanean 76, 246 Rigles, Don 116, 198, 246 Riggins, Marleta 246 Riojas, Adam 182, 246 Rios, Jamie 77, 81, 209, 246 Rivera, Darrel 246 Rivera, David 182 Rivera, Domingo 246 Rivera, Ruben 157, 184, 246 Roberts, Randy 116, 247 Roberts, Willie 124 Robles, Lucy 183, 247 Rodriquez, Ida 246 Rodriquez, Linda 209 Rodriquez, Mario 182, 246 Rodriquez, Raul 124, 247 Rodriquez, Sylvia 247 Ross, Jackie 198, 247 Rubio, Richard 183. 247 307 s Salas, Brenda 209, 247 Salazar, Francis 247 Samsel, Tim 182 Sanchez, Alice 77, 209, 247 Sanchez, Jorge 247 Sanders, Chuck 247 Saucedo, Margie 180, 247 Scarborough, Wayne 176, 247 Scott, Cheryl 183, 247 SierTa, Julian 247 Sistrunk, Aaron 247 Skaggs, Eddie 247 Smith, Jerry 247 Smith, Patrick 75, 247 Smith, Stacy 196, 247 Soliz, Jesse 149 Spencer, Penne 247 Stair, Leianne 75, 198, 247 Stair, Roy 73, 74, 248 Stanford, Sindy 188, 208, 209, 248 Stanley, Danny 248 Steen, Stephen 124, 248 Stepp, Kenneth Jr. 200, 248 Stone, Wendy 248 Stroud, Stormie 183, 248 T Temple, Joli 72, 73, 75, 196, 198, 248 Terrell, B. 116, 149, 248 Terrell, Julie 24, 168, 248 Teykl, Dean 116, 131,248 Thompson, Gwynne 248, 165 Thompson, Mary Lynn 248 Thrasher, Lisa 248 Tijerina, Michael 248 Tinoco, Maria 75, 189, 209, 248 Tinoco, Mike 248 Tonche, Elizabeth 248 Torres, Maria Ann 248 Trevino, Elbardo 149 Tumbough, Lonnie 180, 248 Tyler, Jimmy 273 U Uddley, Sabrina 248 Uddley, Trevina 248 V Vadder, Delesa 140, 141, 143, 196, 198, 248 Valles, Carlos 248 Vasquez, Angie 183, 248 Velez, George 77, 248 Vera, Diana 176, 248 Vera, Peter 116,122, 149, 153, 248 Vera, Randy 190 Vernon, Lucia 188, 206, 248 Villerreal, Minerva 75 W Walker, Brenda 180, 248 Walker, Kristeen 188, 249 Walker, Kyleen 118, 249 Wall, Kathy 249 Wallace, Linda 190, 249 Wallingsford, Ronny 190, 249 Walton, Pam 249, 165 Weaks, Micah 116, 249 Webb, Debbie 76, 77, 249 Weidenbach, Myron 116, 249 Welch, Sue 209, 249 West, Franchon 76, 249 White, Doug 124, 249 Whitfill, Curtis 249 Whitson, Brett 249 Widener, Cristy 249 308 Williams. Elizabeth 180, 249 Williams, Jay 190,249 Williams, Jeanette 183, 249 Williams, Renay 249 Williams, Terry 124, 249 Wofford, Kaci 168, 249 Wright, Gill 131, 249 Wright, Heidie L. 196, 198 XYZ Young, Angela 141, 143, 249 Young, Paul 124, 149, 184, 249 Younger, Jeffrey 106, 176 Zapata, Irma 249 Zavala, Maria 249 Sophomores A Abbott, Richard 251 Adams, Rhonda 251 Aguilar, Elsa 251 Aguillera, Ralph 251 Alcozar, Jessie 80, 251 Almaquer, Alma 251 Alonzo, Cynthia 76, 251 Alonzo, Tanya 251 Anderson, Ken 191, 251 Andrews, Lisa 203, 251 Arnold, Bonnie 78, 251 Arrizola, Josie 66, 189, 251 Arroyo, Jose 124, 251 Artega, Eddie 148, 176 B Baker, Kelly 189, 206, 251 Baker. Mike 251 Barlett, Lisa 251 Barley, Patricia 76, 251 Barnett, Twyila 251 Barrera, Rosalinda 251 Bartley, Rebecca 251 Bearden, Norma 77, 251 Beauchan, Jon 251 Bedwell, Shelly 86,189, 251 Bennett, Kristi K. 76, 251 Bennett, Kristi Lee 197, 251 Berma, Delia 251 Berry, Diane 74, 197, 251 Bigham, Doug 149, 251 Black, James 251 Blackwell, Johnny 149, 251 Blankenship, Cindy 66, 251 Bontke, Carla 251 Boulter, Troy 251 Bowman, Brad 124, 149, 251 Bownds, Bill 166, 167, 251 Bradley, Richard 80, 251 Bradshaw, Joe Dale 252 Bray, Janna 252 Brown, Tim 83, 197, 252 Burkhart, Beth 252 Burns, Dawn 176, 252 Bustos, Mary Alice 252 Bustos, Cindy 181 C Canales, Becky 252 Cantu, Lisa 86, 252 Cantu, Phyllis 252 Carroll, Greg 77, 252 Carver, Darren 191, 252 Castillo, Moses 116, 157,252 Cate, Kenneth 252 Chandler, Melinda 252 Childers, Chris 252 Clark, Tonja 76, 188, 252 Cleveland, Ernest 124 Cloude, Cindy 252 Cole, Chad 124, 252 Coleman, Marcia 252 Contreras, Betty Lou 188 Contreras, Peggy 252 Cork, Gayle 77, 86, 252 Coronado, Gilbert 252 Cornett, Brenda K. 79 Cortez, Jimmy 182 Cortez, Nancy 252 Cowart, Vitricia 252 Cox, Wade 77, 252 Craft, Theresa 252 Craven, Cora 252 Cruz, Donald 252 D Daniel, Joel 166, 252 Davis, Denise 252 DeLeon, Leon 252 DeLuna, Richard 124, 252 Dillard, Chris 252 Dowis, Sharon 73, 81, 107, 197, 200, 252 Dunlap, Keri 74, 252 Dunn, Rebecca 75, 92, 93, 94, 106, 200, 206, 252 Dunning, Kay 252 Dunning, Kay Lynn 78, 168 E Eberhart, Brent 74, 81, 252 Elledge, Mike 252 Ellis, Priscilla 184, 252 Esquivel, John 77, 81, 252 Estep, Shelli 57, 200, 252, 260 Ethredge, Craig 83, 124, 188, 252 Evans, Kathy 252 F Faulkner, Brian 124, 252 Ferguson, Don 124, 252 Ferguson, Donna 252 Ferguson, Ray 184, 252 Flores, Felipa 242, 252 Rores, Raymond 252 Flores, Norma 79, 252 Forbes, Greg 184, 252 Franco, JoAnna 78, 252, 254 G Gallardo, Willie 253 Gallegos, Guadalupe 253 Gamboa, Sandra 253 n Garcia, Louis 253 Garza, Robert 253 Gattis, Marcheta 253 George, Steve 116, 120, 166, 253 Giavell, John 253 Gillespie, Neal 149, 253 Gonzales, Delores 253 Gonzales, Eloy 77, 176, 253 Gonzales, Irene 189, 253 Gonzales, Jesse 253 Gonzales, Julie 253 Gonzales, Melissa 253 Gonzales, Rene 253 Gouldy, Debbie 76, 253 Goree, Chris 253 Green, JoAnna 254 Green, Randy 149, 254, 256 Grimaldo, Jesse 254 Grimaldo, Joe 254 Guajardo, Paul 194, 195, 254 Guarjardo, Peter 176, 254 Guerra, Elisa 181, 254 Gutierrez, Margie Ann 254 H Hall, Melinda 254 Hall, Renee 86, 254 Hammer, Link 254 Harper, LaMont 73, 81, 255 Harrell, Christi 76, 255 Harris, Nikki 255 Hart, Liz 66, 255, 108 Hastings, Shelia 255 Havenhill, Scotty 255 Hemphill, Cynthia 141, 255 Hernandez, Arturo 124, 255 Hernandez, Gloria 255 Hernandez, Gloria 76, 255 Hernandez, Jesse 149, 255 Hernandez, Norma 255 Hernandez, Ricky 181, 255 Hernandez, Sylvia 255 Hernandez, Thomas 255 Herrera, Emest 124, 255 Hewitt, Shellene 255 Higdon, Leslie 255 Hill, Kirk 255 Hill, Tracy 86, 255 Hinojosa, Cynthia 76, 255 Holahan, Randy 157, 255 Hooper, Marie 184, 255 Horne, Carol 73, 75, 81, 255 Horan, Russell 149, 255 Hughes, Scott 176, 255 Hunt, Harry 255 Hyde, Randy 191, 255 I Igo, Mandy J Jimenez, Joe 255 Johnson, Gayle 255 Johnson, Kelly 255 Johnson, Shelly 255 Jones, Christi 255 Jones, Kent 255 Jones, Lee 124, 157, 255 K Keller, Todd 82, 255 Kelly, David 255 L Lafuente, Doris 76, 255 Landeros, Alfred 255 Landry, Shelia 255 Leal, Ismael, 124, 255 Lees, Mack 255 Lemons, Steve 255 Loafman, Lee Ann 189, 206, 255 Lofin, Donald 255 Loflin, William Wesley 181 Lopez, Baltimore 157, 255 Lopez, Carolina 255 Lopez, Ray 256 Lowery, Cleo 256 Lozano, Blanca 256 Lucio, Gerardo 256 Luna, Robert 181 Lyle, Leah Kay 66, 256 Lyons, Mike 256 Me McCarthy, Stanle 256 McDonald, Wayne 124, 256 McGuirTe, Stacy 124, 149, 256 McNeill, Trixie 256 McPeak, Clay 256 McWhorter, Eddie 191, 256 M Magallenes, Esmeralda 256 Maldonado, Lisa 256 Marroquin, Alice 256 Marshall, Jana Christine 86, 189, 257 Marshall, Patricia 257 Martinez, Becky 257 Martinez, Dean 257 Martinez, George 166, 257 Martinez, Margie 257 Mathis, Mark L. 74, 81, 257 Matthews, Michael 257 Mendez, Estella 257 Middleton, Diane 257 Miller, Tracy 157, 257 Mitchell, Stacy 74, 81, 257 Montoya, Monica 257 Morales, Jessie 257 Moreno, Ray 124, 257 Morgan, DeAnna 75, 257 Morgan, Stephanie 76, 257 Morris, Rhonda Allen 257 Morris, Stephanie Dawn 78, 196 Morton, Cindy 77,189, 257 Mosley, Gary 149, 257 Mott, Danea 194, 196, 257 Mulkey, Johnny 77, 124, 156, 257 Mull, Mark 245 Mull, Melissa 257 Munoz, Gabriel 181 Myers, Robert J. 80, 149 N Nail, Melissa 66, 257 Nails, Donna 257 Nash, Eric 257 Neeley, Randy 257 Nguyen, Thuan 257 Nimmo, Kay 257 Norris, Kim 75, 257 Nortcup, Mike 157, 257 Nunez, Lisa 86, 257 O Oglesby, Cara 73, 74, 257 Olivarez, Debbie 257 • Ortegon, Ronnie 105,124, 149, 257 Ortiz, Russell 83, 257 Owens, La Donna 77, 106, 257 P Pardo, Robert 124, 156, 157, 257 Patel, Sanjay 257 Pena, Patricia 257 Pequeno, Diana 257 Perez, Brenda 76 Perez, David 257 Perez, David 124, 149, 257 Perez, Diana Lee 76 Perez, Dianna 257 Perez, John Joe 149, 258 Perez, Raul 258 Perry, Doug 258 Pierson, Lou 258 Pirkle, Kelly 124, 157, 258 Poston, Toby 258 Powell, Larry 258 Purdy, Dee Dee 86, 258 Q Quintero, Ernest 258 R Ramos, Danny 258 Ramos, Lola 86, 258 Ramos, Mary Ann 258 Ramos, Tino 181,258 Randal, Randy 258 Raybal, Tony 258 Reed, Gina 66, 74, 258 Resendez, Roland 258 Reyes, Ben 176, 258 Reyes, Martin 176 Rlchburg, Brent 116, 149, 196, 258 Riggins, Cheryl 258 Rivera, Carlos 124, 125, 259 Rodriquez, Alice 259 Rodriquez, Betty 181 Rodriquez, Ernie 259 Rodriquez, Esmeralda 259 Rodriquez, Mary Jane 259 Rodriquez, Patricia 76, 259 Rodriquez, Ramon 259 Rodriquez, Susanna 259 Rodriquez, Sylvia 259 Rodriquez, Virginia 259 Rosales, Frankie 259 Rosales, Roger 259 Rowan, Kristi 86,189, 259 Ruiz, Louis 124 S Salazar, Joven 259 Sanchez, Bertha 259 Sanchez, Feliz 259 Sanchez, Jimmy 157,176, 259 Sanders, Judy 259 Sarabia, Suzan 259 Schwalm, Janci 74, 259 Scott, Clifford 259 Seago, Mark 259 Shores, John 149, 259 Shugart, Carrie 200, 259 Sierra, Jessie 259 Sims, Brenda 75, 259 Smith, Barton 253, 259 Smith, Derek 74, 259 Smith, Stacy 259 Smothermon, Nicky 259 Snelling, Sonya 66, 76, 259 Soliz, Josie 259 Spann, Linda 259 Stair, Sherry 76, 259 Stalcup, Jeff 124,191,259 Stanley, Richard 259 Steffy, Danny 203, 259 Stepp, Robert 259 Swearingen, Diane 259 Swim, Ronald 260 Sykes, Shawn 260 T Tanner, Allen 260 Taylor, Jane Ellen 76, 207, 260 Thomas, Shelia 260 Thomaside, Ramond 157 Thompson, Roy 116,123, 157, 260 Thompson, Shawn 260 Thornton, Tammy 86, 189, 260 Thrasher, Shannon 124, 260 Tijerina, Michael 260 Tone, Mike 124, 157, 260 Tone, Mitch 157, 261 Torres, Mary 261 Trammell, Shellie 261 Trevino, Andrea 261 309 u Umitia, Sally 261 V Valenzula, Veronia 273 Valladarez, Joe 80, 261 Valles, Noe 157 Vaquera, Rosemary 261 Vasquez, Carolyn 261 Vasquez, Cruz 273 Vasquez, Mike 124, 261 Vega, Albert 76, 261 Vera, Cheryl 74, 261 Vera, Gina 273 Vera, Jerry 116, 261 Villarreal, Asael 261 Villarreal, Larry 261 Villarreal, Minerva 261 Villarreal, Nora 261 Voyles, David 261 Voyles, John 126, 273 Voyles, Marie 273 Voyles, Mark 261 w Waldie, Tim 80, 273 Walker, Ladena 273 Walker, Rhonda 273 Walker, Robbie 273 Wall, Brent 273 Warren, Jane 261 Washington, Tanya 273 Watson, Christie 77, 273 Watson, Julie 92,94, 106 Weidenbach, Eric 124, 149, 261 Welborn, Pamela 75,189, 261 West, Landon 273 Westbrook. Angie 79, 273 Wharton, Cheryl 261 Whatley, Holly 74, 203, 261 Wheeler, Jason 149, 273 Wheeler, Kathleen 176, 261 Wheeler, Tracy 66, 240, 261 Whitaker, Cheryl 261 White, Wayne 77, 261 Wieland, Kevin 149, 273 Wilds, Christy 261 Williams, James 273 Williams, Leroy 261 Williams, Randy 116,157,180, 261 Wilson, Kellie 273 Wilson, Kristi 206, 261 Winton, Becky 273 Wood, Sandra 261 Woodring, Tammy 200, 261 Wooley, Deeanne 261 Wooley, Lanell 273 Wright, Brett 261 Wyatt, Robbie 149, 273 Wyckoff, Marie 273 XYZ Yarborough, Connie 86, 261 Yarborough, Kelly 124, 261 Younger, Leslie 200, 207, 261 Yowell, Lori 76, 261 Freshmen A Adame, Richard 263 Aday, Kristy 263, 270 Ainsworth, Joey 263 Alaniz, Ernest 263 Alcala, Alfred 126, 263 310 Alcozar, Patricia 181, 263 Alexander, Gary 126, 263 Alexander, Mica 263 Almendarez, Dino 263, 264 Alston, Sonja 263 Alvarez, Rolando 126, 263 Andrade, Becky 263 Arellano, Fernando 263 Arroyos, Geraldine 263 Aviles, Betty Joe 181, 263 B Balenton, Elaine 77, 263 Ballard, Robert 263 Barrera, Martin 77, 149, 263 Barron, Rhonda 76, 78, 263 Baucum, Julie 168, 263 Baucum, Tim 184, 263 Beasley, Trey 126, 191, 263 Bedford, Julie 80, 263 Bennett, Janie 263 Bentley, Christy 63, 263 Bigham, Melissa 258, 263 Billington, Jill 263 Black, Kevia 80, 263 Blackerby, Jade 78, 263 Blaylock, Sonja 263 Block, Sherry 263 Bolding, Scott 78, 263 Bond, Kenit 67, 263 Borchardt, Annetta 263 Borego, Martin 263 Bouiter, Janie 263 Bozman, Heath 80, 126, 263 Bradic, Ronnie 126, 263 Bradley, Mark 263 Bradshaw, Shelia 78, 263 Branch, Julie 263, 272 Bratcher, Chris 80, 126, 263 Brommer, Jerry 263 Brown, Doug 263 Butler, Robin 263 Butler, Steve 263 Bustos, Anna 263 C Campos, Kathy 263 Campos, Pete 126, 264 Cantu, Diana 78, 264 Carrasco, Jessie 126 Carrasco, Julie 263 Carthal, Thad 92, 126, 149, 264 Casanova, Elizabeth 264 Casarez, David 126, 264 Castillo, Dina 264 Castillo, Duve 264 Castleberry, Susan 63, 79, 194, 195, 258, 264 Caudillo, Daniel 126 Cavazos, David 126, 264 Chain, Stephanie 79, 264 Chapa, Gilda 264 Clark, Michelle 79, 264 Cline, Wayne 264 Coleman, Robert 126, 264 Collins, John 126, 264 Cordero, Louis 264 Cork, Carol 264 Comet, Shawn 264 Cornett, Shana Marie 79 Corona, Mary Lou 264 Cowart, Malcom 77, 264 Cross, Brent 77, 264 Cross, Patricia 74, 264 Cross, Patrick 176 Cruz, Naomi 203 Cundiff, Clayton 80, 264 D Davis, Monica 79, 265 Dawson, Shannon 76, 176, 265 DeLeon, Ponce 265 Derington, Jeretha 265 Diaz, Jimmy 77,265 Diaz, Marco 78, 265 Deaz, Veronica 265 Dickey, Misti 75, 197, 206, 265 Dorman, Melissa 63, 74, 189, 206, 265 Douglas, Allen 191, 265 Duncan, Aya 265 Duncan, Shawn 265 Durham, Susan 76, 77, 176, 265 E Ellis, Milton 157, 265 Escobar, Melissa 265 Espinosa, Tone 181, 265 Evans, Cheryl 265 F Farias, Jackie 191, 265 Farias, Yvonne 265 Fisher, Susan 265 Rores, Norma 265 Rores, Saturino 265 Rores, Tommy 265 Foster, Kyle 191, 265 Freeman, Ricky 265 Fulling, Russell 126, 184, 265 Fulton, Debs 126, 265 G Gabriel, Brent 126, 265 Gaither, Lynda 72,126, 265 Gallardo, Lupe 265 Gallegos, Antonia 265 Gallegos, Herminia 79, 265 Galloway, Jeff 72, 79, 126, 265 Galvan, Betsy 265 Gamble, Tana 265 Gibson, Donny 266 Ginn, Brad 78, 266 Gonzales, Ed 266 Gonzales, Lorenzo 266 Gonzales, Lucy 266 Gonzales, Patty 266 Gonzales, Pete 176, 266 Gonzales, Rosa Linda 266 Green, Pandora 266 H Hackett, Shelia 76, 266 Haley, Darrell 126 Hall, Charles 266 Halley, Lisa 266 Hallman, Ricky 126, 266 Hancock, Tracy 76, 266 Hardage, Tim 184, 266 Harding, Gregg 95, 166, 266 Harris, Sherry 266 Hart, Michelle 67, 266 Haydon, Lori 266 Hayes, Allison 266 Heflin, Rhonda 266 Heflin, Todd 126 Hembree, Shell! 266 Hernandez, Bruce 126, 176, 266 Hernandez, Edith 266 Hernandez, Gilbert 266 Hernandez, Janie 266 Hernandez, Mary Lou 266 Hernandez, Ronnie 126, 266 Herrera, Diana 266 Hess, Valinea 63, 67, 266 Hicken, Brett 126, 149. 266 Higdon, Teresa 203, 266 Hinch, Kim 266 Holland, Marzee 78, 266 Holt, Walter 266 Hooks, Shawn 78 Hooper, Lindsey 149, 266 Hopson, Betsy Jo 266 Horne, Melissa 266 Howell, Tessa 266 Huffman, Michael 266 Hughs, Marty 126, 191, 266 Hunt, Jeanette 78, 266 Hunt, Rodney 77, 266 Hunter, Anthony 266 Hunter, Sean 126, 266 Hunter, Sherri 24, 266 Hyde, Gary 267 I Ibarra, Elsa 267 Islas, Teresa 267 J Jackson, Lola 267 James, Jebb 267 Jernigan, Eric 267 Jester, Karina 92, 93, 267 Jimenez, Joe 267 Johnson, Karen 267 Johnson, Tom 267 Johnson, Tony 126,191, 267 Jones, Beverly 267 Jones, Kathy 267 Jones, Raylyn 267 K Kelton, Darrell Kyle, Doug 267 Kirkpatrick, Brenda 267 Kiser, Tami 267 Knight, Ann Patrice 74, 267 Kunkel, Nickey 267 L Lance, Shawn 267 Landeros, Albert 267 Landeros, Carmen 267 Langston, Christine 267 Ledesma, Johnny 267 Ledesma, Lisa 268 Lockett, Vickie 268 Lockhart, Thurman 126,157,176, 268 Long, Perri 272, 268 Longoria, Olga 268 Longoria, Olivia 268 Lopez, Juan 126, 268 Lopez, Juan Jr. 268 Lozano, Vicki 268 Lung, Charoiette 268 Me McAdoo, David 126, 268 McCarty, Robert 268 McCarty, Shawn 126, 268 McGavock, Dawn 78, 268 McBee, John 268 McKinnis, Mike 268 McMennamy, Teresa 168, 169, 268 McPherson, John 126, 79, 268 M Macias, Anastacio 268 Magallanes, Armando 268 Magana, Rosemary 268 Maldonado. Jerry 268 Maldonado, Teresa 169 Mares, Fernando 169 Martin, Susan 169 Martinez, Daniel 169 Martinez, Florencio 169 Martinez, Irene 169 Marintez, Ricky 166, 169 Mason, Wesley 80, 169,176 Mata, Odelia 79, 169 Matthews, Robin 169 Mayfield. Kaci 169 Medina, Patsy 169 Medrano, Diana 169 Miller, Colin 92, 93. 30, 126, 127, 169 Miller, Kim 80,169 Mireles, John 169 Mitchell, Robert 169 Molina, Josie 169 Montelongo, Aristeo 126,169 Montez, Nelley 78, 169 Moralez, Carlos 169 Moralez, Charlene 169 Moreno, Lupe 79,126, 149, 169 Mosley, Kurt 149, 169 Mull, Kevin 169 Murry, Kelly 126, 169 N Nance, Tracy 74,169 Neeley, Monte 80, 169 Negrete, Frankie 169 Norton, Tina 169 Nunez, Alvaro 169 Nunez, Jenes 169 O Oden, Billy 169 Oglesby, Melinda 24, 79,169 Orsak, Charlie 169 Ortiz, Raul 169 Ortiz, Tony 149, 169 Owen, Miles 126,169 P Padilla, Becky 270 Parker, Missy 169 Parrish, Guy 169 Patel, Tashar 169 Pena, Daniel 169 Peoples, Curtis 169 Perez, Alfred 80, 169 Perez, Gilbert 169 Perez, Jerry 169 Perez, Melissa 169 Peveto, John 126, 191 Pitchford, Don 169 Pitts, Eddie 270 Ponce, Vicky 181 Pope, Becky 270 Prewit, Natalina 270 Pratt, Ronnie 126, 270 Q Quintero, Diana 270 Quintero, Sandra 270 R Ramos, Becky 79, 176, 270 Ramsey, Jacquie 270 Ransom, Eddie 77, 126, 270 Ray, Tanja 270 Reed, Chad 77, 80, 270 Reese, Steve 270 Reyes, Angie 72, 80, 270 Reyes, Epifanio 149, 270 Reyes, Junior 126 Reyna, Eddie 270 Reyna, Margie 270 Rhoderick, Wresha 67, 76, 270 Rivera, Loraine 78, 270 Rivera, Raymond 149, 270 Roberts. Lori 271 Rodriquez, Dimas 271 Rodriquez, Eliza 181 Rodriquez, Ismael 271 Rodriquez, Isreal 271 Rodriquez, Kathy 271 Rodriquez, Lea 271 Rodriquez, Mary Lou 271 Rodriquez, Rebecca 271 Rodriquez, Rosa 271 Rodriquez, Ruth 271 Rollins, Michelle 271 Ross, Kumberly Ann 79 Rowell, Reed 126 Ruiz, Emest 271 Rupert, Kevin 271 Russell, Ada 271 Russell, Loise 271 S Salazar, Ernest 271 Sanchez, Joe 79, 271 Sanders, Lisha 168, 271 Sanders, Janie 271 Sanders, Nita 67, 271 Sanders, Rita 271,272 Sarver, Bary 271 Saucedo, Eddie 271 Sawya, Lisa 74, 271 Scarborough, Troy 271 Schwalm, Tiffani 67, 77, 201, 271 Scott, Sharon 271 Senter, Richard 126, 184, 271 Sepeda, Andelita 271 Sepeda, Galvin 271 Sewell, George 271 Shaw, Kim 271 Shultz, Joe 126,149, 271 Slack, Robert 80,126, 149 Smith, Lisa 78 Smith, Melissa 181 Snelling, Sydney 67 Standford, Chip James 126, 184 Stanford, Sonya 271 Starr, Roger 272 Stepp, Pat 272 Summers, James 272 T Taylor, Chad 272 Taylor, Steffanie 272 Thompson, Chris 272 Thompson, Christina 272 Tijerina, Lorane 272 Torres, Jeannie 272 Torres, Phillip 272 Trevino, Johnny 272 Trimble, Toni 272 Tuckness, Andy 272 Tuckness, Kathy 272 Turner, Gean 272 Tuttle, Kari 272 W Woodring, Tomaline 272 Wyckoff, Marie 272 311