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

Text from Pages 1 - 320 of the 1983 volume:

Plainview High School Mitzi Ehresman Plainview, Texas Marcheta Gattis Editors Volume 69 Grant Haynes Advisor Plain View Staff Mitzi Ehresman................Editors Marcheta Gattis Tara Anderson..................Sports Lori Assiter..........Activities, Ads Editor Robin Butlar Activities Rosario Cantu........Freshman Editor Raymond Flores........Administration Editor Marcheta Gattis................Sports Editor Patricia Landeros......Juniors Editor Bernice Leija Seniors Editor Rosalinda Marroquin.........Sophomore Editor Melinda Oglesby Clubs Editor Angie Reyes....................Honors Editor 2 rwpTWMMwr. ..i, • .. u r. 4ft ii ■ TEXAS, OUR TEXAS Texas, our Texas! All hail the mighty State! Texas, our Texas! So wonderful — so great! Boldest and grandest, Withstanding every test; O Empire wide and glorious, You stand supremely blest. God bless you, Texas, and keep you brave and strong. That you may grow in power and worth, Throughout the ages long ALL HAIL THE MIGHTY STATE! 6 SO WONDERFUL - SO GREAT! BOLDEST AND GRANDEST WITHSTANDING EVERY TEST; 0’ EMPIRE WIDE AND GLORIOUS GOD BLESS YOU, TEXAS, i • ' % AND KEEP YOU BRAVE AND STRONG. 13 THAT YOU MAY GROW IN POWER AND WORTH, THROUGHOUT THE AGES LONG. 15 HONORS La VERNE ROACH WINNER Kenneth Hallman 18 GENE BARNETT AWARD Scott Baucum 19 BEST ALL AROUND Quennoth Dunlap Jackie Ross BEST ALL AROUND RUNNERS-UP Krystal Gaylor Derrick DeBerry SENIOR FAVORITES Steve Olson Delesa Vadder Gina Reed JUNIOR FAVORITES Ronnie Ortegon 23 SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Chad Taylor Sheri Hunter Kristi Lloyd FRESHMAN FAVORITES Brent Barton 25 SENIOR FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP Eddie Perez Rosa Nunez JUNIOR FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP Randy Williams Bertha Sanchez 26 SOPHOMORE FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP Julie Branch Albert Landeros FRESHMAN FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP Elise Teykl Rufino Perez 27 28 DARREL AYERS Auto Mechanics ALEX GONZALES Drafting PATRICIA BARLEY Homemaking JOLI TEMPLE Humanities and Latin 32 JEANNE HOGGE Instrumental Music 33 BRENT RICHBURG Science and Social Studies ACTIVITIES 36 Executive Council activities varied As the most important student-elected body at PHS, the Executive Council figures prominently in almost every activity throughout the school year. From the first pep rally and football game in the fall to the last dance in the spring, Council members and their sponsor, Mrs. Sandra Williams, can be seen coordinating a wide varie- ty of activities. Noteworthy Council-sponsored activities this year in- cluded, among many other things, a homecoming recep- tion for PHS exes in the foyer of the gym, a turkey walk at Christmas for the American Heart Association, valogram and carnation sales as well as the annual teacher Olympics in February, and the awarding of two $500 scholarships. At left, Shannon Block, center, and Lee Edmiston, left, offer cookies and punch to a former PHS student at the Executive Council’s exes reception during homecoming festivities. Below, Executive Council President Andrew Dunlap, standing, assists Council sponsor, Mrs. Sandra Williams, left, and fellow Council members Tim Brown, center, and Russ McBeth in preparation of valograms and carnations for delivery on Valentine’s Day. 39 Princess Lee Miks Escort Lisa Nolan named Coronation Queen Senior Lisa Nolan was crowned Plainview High School’s 1982 Queen during traditional Coronation ceremonies in the PHS Auditorium October 9. Lisa was crowned by Executive Council Presi- dent Andrew Dunlap, while Senior Class Presi- dent Micah Weaks presented her with the sceptor. Narrators for the ceremony were Michael Flores and Julian Sierra. PHS Library Director, Mrs. Betty McGhee, directed the Coronation ceremony. Forty-one couples participated in it. At immediate right narrator Julian Sierra reads the names of the lords and ladies participating in the Cor- onation ceremony. At far right, coronation couples await the arrival onstage of Queen Lisa Nolan. Below, from left to right, Queen Lisa is crowned by Andrew Dunlap ... is congratulated by Dunlap . . . speaks to her sub- jects and, lastly . . . reigns on her throne. 42 43 Queen Lisa, Princess Donna watch Angry Red defeat Westerners at Homecoming With the exception of a bonfire that didn’t want to burn, Homecoming 1982 was upbeat all the way. The weather was good, hall-decoration and other Homecom- ing activities were well received and most important of all, the Angry Red defeated Lubbock High 33-13 in the Homecoming game October 22! It was a good week topped off with a Homecoming dance in the cafeteria after the game. At far left, the PHS varsity cheerleaders hold their hands up in the sign of Angry Red unity at the close of the bonfire October 21. At lower far left Princess Donna Freese is escorted onto the field during halftime activities by her father, Elmer Freese. Im- mediately below, Executive Council President Andrew Dunlap, right, and Executive Council Parliamentarian Mark Lam, second from left, prepare to present Queen Lisa Nolan, second from right, and Princess Donna Freese, second from left, with flowers during halftime activities. At immediate left, Donna Freese, left, and Lisa Nolan try to keep warm during the second half of the Lubbock-Angry Red game. 45 Varsity Cheerleaders spark Angry Red spirit After election in April 1982 and a summer cheerleading camp at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, this year’s varsity cheerleading squad had an outstanding year of supporting Angry Red athletic teams. This year’s activities included a fall cookout party with the Coronado High School cheerleaders, a birthday party for PHS Athletic Director Greg Sherwood, a car wash and, of course, construction of hundreds of signs for pep rallies and games throughout the year. Lanee Warrick and Jana Mapp were this year’s cheerleading sponsors. Leah Kay Lyle pins an Angry Red button on basketball player Myron Weidenbach during a pep rally. 46 Varsity cheerleaders are, from left, Rosa Barrera, Krystal Gaylor, Lisa Nolan, Sonya Snelling, Leah Kay Lyle and Leah Covey. Sonya Snelling Leah Kay Lyle Leah Covey JV Cheerleaders lend sparkle to games Junior Varsity cheerleaders are, from left, Tiffany Sanders, Sydney Snelling, Michelle Hart and Sherri Schwalm, Valinda Hess, Nita Sanders, Kenit Bond, Rita Hunter. JV cheerleaders whoop it up at an afternoon football game. 48 Freshman cheerleaders support the Angry Red Freshman cheerleaders are, first row, from left, Regina Boedecker and Elise Teykl. Second row, Lori Guy, Kristi Lloyd and Rhonda Wright. Third row, Amy Hodges, Stephanie Miller and Sally Galvan. Ross, Hallman Get Glenn Harrison Award Seniors Jackie Ross and Kenneth Hallman grabbed top honors at the 1983 PHS All-Sports Banquet April 25 when they were awarded the Glenn Harrison Outstanding Athlete Award jointly. Other awards given at the three-hour affair held in the cafeteria included Most Valuable Player, and Defensive Back, Football, Randy Williams; MVP Boys’ Basketball, Gil Wright; MVP Girls’ Basketball, Angela Young; MVP, Boys’ Track, Mitch Tone; MVP, Girls’ Track, Jeanette Hallman and Delesa Vadder; MVP, Baseball, Ronnie Ortegon; MVP’s, Golf, Randy Mickey, Steve George and Karina Jester; MVP’s Cross Country, Mike Northup and Jeanette Hallman and MVP’s, Tennis, Burton Smith, Tim Brown and Mandy Igo. At immediate right, PHS Athletic Department Director Greg Sher wood addressed All-Sports Banquet prior to Glenn Harrison Award presentation. At far upper right, Delesa Vadder, left, and Michelle Ed- wards were given Team Captain Awards at the banquet. Jackie Ross, left, and Kenneth Hallman received the and track, while Hallman excelled in football and Glenn Harrison Outstanding Athlete Award at the 1983 basketball. All-Sports Banquet. Ross excelled in girls’ basketball 50 Girls’ Basketball Team Coach Carl Price (at podium) left, Sandi Mayfield, Michelle Edwards, Delesa Vadder, praises members of the basketball team after presenting Cyn Hemphill, Jackie Ross and Angela Young, individual awards to them. Team members are, from 51 Scott Baucum wins Gene Barnett Award Senior Scott Baucum won dual honors at the 1983 FFA Awards Banquet May 12. He re- ceived the Gene Barnett Award and also the Ranchers and Farmers Supply Scholarship Award — the two top honors given at the an- nual affair. Other winners included Steve George who received the Star Greenhand Award, Richard Senter, recipient of the Star Chapter Farmer Award, and Lonnie Turnbough who received the Lone Star Farmer Degree. Carmen Senter was named the 1983-84 FFA Chapter Sweetheart. At right, Scott Baucum (right) receives the Gene Barnett Award from Mark James of the local Young Farmers organization. Immediately below, Carmer Senter (left) is presented with flowers by Steve Olson after she was named FFA Sweetheart for 1983-84. At right center, Monte Ebeling (right) receives Certificate of Merit from FFA Chapter President Scott Baucum. 52 FFA Adviser Ronnie Teichelman announces FFA of- and Brent Richburg shake hands following their appoint- ficers for 1983-84. In the foreground Steve George (left) ment as officers for 1983-84. 53 Greenhands receive degrees signifying successful completion of their first year in FFA. Above, Varsity Twirlers are, first row, from left, Vickie Baldridge, Kevia Black, Wresha Rhoderick and Donna Burns. Second row, Sherry Stair, Jeanne Hogge, Fan- chon West and Joanne Franco. At right, PHS Drum Majors are, from left, Julie Watson and Keith Bell. 54 Twirlers, Drum Majors, Flags lend sparkle to PHS pep rallies and Football games Rifle Corps members are, first row, from left, Stephani Morgan, Misti Dickey and Becky Dunn. Second row, Jeanette Hunt, Lisa Smith, Kay Dunning and Jeana Posey. 55 Band Flag Corps pride of PHS Flag Corps members are, first row, from left, Diana Cantu, Gloria Perez, Angie Westbrook, Lori Assiter, Leslie Miller, Debbie Gouldy, Tamara Offield and Milaka Myers. Second row, Lucy Gonzales, Patti Rodrigues, Jennifer Williams. Xylina Gregg, Cindy Hinojosa, Jeannie Torres, Jane Ellen Taylor, Laura Dobbins, Gina Vera and Lorraine Rivera. Third row, Minerva Villarreal, Tonja Clark, Jeretha Derington, Susan Castleberry, Ginger Bell, Diane Berry, Angie Dalton, Alissa Flack and Laura Snelling. Flag Corps captains are, from left, Kristi Kay Bennett, Rosa Nunez, Donna Freese and Melissa Coleman. 56 Above, from right. Flag Corps members Laura Snelling, Ginger Bell and Jane Ellen Taylor tip their hats to the Angry Red fans during halftime activities at a football game. Below, from right, Rosa Nunez, Lori Assiter, Susan Castleberry and Minerva Villarreal march to the music of the Angry Red Band. 57 O. T. Ryan leads band to another winning year Excellence is a long-standing tradition with Plainview High School bands under the direction of 0. T. Ryan. The tradition was upheld in 1983. The symphonic band, under O.T.’s direction, received a sweepstakes award at the annual U.l.L. band competition in Lubbock in April. The concert band, under Jerry Killion’s direc- tion, received straight “ones” in the same com- petition and the varsity band under J. W. King’s direction received respectable second division ratings in the contest. A highlight of the year, as always, was the band trip to Corpus Christi to participate in the Buccaneer Day parade there. Band directors are from left, J. W. King, varsity band; O. T. Ryan, symphonic band and Fine Arts Department Head and Jerry Killion, concert and stage band director. 58 Band officers are, from left, Cindy Morton, historian; Donna Freese, treasurer; Joli Temple, first vice presi- dent; Ray Padilla, president, Koy Stair, third vice presi- dent, Michelle Dowis, Secretary and Pat Smith, second vice president. All-Area State candidates are, first row, from left, Sharon Dowis and Carol Horne. Second row, Jeanne Hogge, Braxton Howie, Keith Bryant and Laura Jordan. All-Region Band members are, first row, from left, Lee Ann Mayberry, Jeanne Hogge, Minerva Villarial, Carol Horne, Joli Temple, Becky Dunn, Stacy Mitchell, Julie Watson, Melissa Coleman and Burt Deardorf. Second row, Tamara Nazworth, Laura Jordan, Barb Hatchel, Julie Harmon, Melissa Dorman, Sharon Dowis, Cheryl Vera, Deanna Morgan, Carol Klemm, Tonja Clark and Amy Loflin. Third row, Brad Job, Emil Kramer, Derek Smith, Koy Stair, Mark Mathis, Glen Moberly, Shannon Block, John McPhearson, Angie Aguilar and Paul Guajardo. Symphonic Band top of the line Symphonic Band saxophone and bass reed players are, first row, from left, Cindy Hinojosa, Lori Dalton, Susan Hansard, Michelle Dowis, Stacy Mitchell and Michael Flores. Second row, Janci Schwalm, Jeanne Hogge, An drew Dunlap, Keith Bell, Quennoth Dunlap, Jesse Lugo, Laura Jordan, Diane Berry and Cara Oglesby. Symphonic Band percussion players are, first row, from left, Deanna Morgan, Keith Bryant, Pat Smith, David Bird and Lisa Sawaya. Second row, Derek Smith, La- mont Harper, Koy Stair and Johnny Mulkey. 60 Symphonic Band brass players are, first row, from left, Gilbert Lopez, Melissa Dorman, Julie Harmon, Patrick Cross, Cindy Morton, Ann Knight, Elaine Balenton, Sharon Dowis and Oscar Garcia. Second row, Ray Padilla, Glenn Moberly, Jimmy Diaz, Brent Eberhart, Mark Mathis, Martin Berrera, Cheryl Vera, Tracy Nance and Robbie Moody. Third row, Holly Whatley, Braxton Howie, Emil Kramer, Wade Cox, Eddie Ran- som, Wayne White, Kent Buchanan and Brad Job. Symphonic Band flute and clarinet players are, first row, from left, Misti Dickey, Wresha Rhoderick, Minerva Villarreal, Becky Dunn, Kim Norris, Lori Yowell, Fan- chon West, Jane Ellen Taylor and Melissa Coleman. Second row, Carol Horne, Letitia Gonzales, Teresa Holloway, Pam Wilborn, Donna Freese, Leianne Stair and Rosa Barrera. Third row, Xylina Gregg, Vickie Baldridge, Julie Watson, Carla Bontke, Christie Harrell, Sonya Snelling, Sheila Hackett, Diana Perez and Doris LaFuente. 61 O.T. expects perfection of us all Concert Band low reed players are, first row, from left, Gaither. Second row, Albert Vega, John McPherson, Gloria Hernandez, Tonja Clark, Sylvia Almaguer, Victor Castillo, Debra Peck, Odelia Mata and Herminia Tamara Nazeworth, Stephanie Morgan and Melinda Gallegos. Concert Band flute and clarinet players are, first row, from left, Jeannette Hunt, Angie Dalton, Tamara Of- field, Sherry Stair, Laura Snelling, Donna Burns, Dawn McGavock, Gloria Perez and Nelly Montez. Second row, Sally Galvan, Cynthia Alonzo, Sandra Perez, Bonnie Ar nold, Ginger Bell, Kay Dunning, Lee Rocha, Stacy Smith, Leslie Miller, Trang Nguyen and Melissa Urritia. Third row, Rosa Nunez, Debbie Gouldy, Tracy Hancock, Lori Assiter, Davillia Thompson, Maria Tinoco, Kathleen Wheeler, Robbie Walker, Kristie Kay Bennett, Toni Jones and Angie Westbrook. 62 Concert Band high brass and percussion players are, first row, from left, Scott Bolding, Eloy Gonzales, Shirley Holloway, Susan Durham, Lee Edmiston, Brian Wall and Amy Loflin. Second row, Kevin Reyes, Tim Waldie, Alex McAdoo, Richard Bradley and Malcolm Cowart. Third row. Heath Bozeman, Chris Bratcher, Brent Cross and J. P. Beauchamp. Concert Band low brass players are, first row, from left, Alice Sanchez, Barb Hatchel, LaDonna Owens, Carol Klemm and Bert Deardorf. Second row, Donnie Williams, Paul Guajardo, Jeff Gallaway, John Esquivel, Gayle Cork, Rodney Hunt, Angie Reyes, Manuel Garcia, Hector Guerra, George Velez, Scott Neeley, Pete Rodriguez, Danny Reagan and Kim Miller. 63 Band membership demanding, rewarding Varsity Band saxophone players are, first row, from left, Paul Garcia, David Roberson, Kim Ross and Steven Robert Balderas, Larry Lewis, Kende Swift, Joe San- Nunez, chez and Mechelle Clark. Second row, Ricky Martinez, Varsity Band trumpet players are, first row, from left, Black. Second row, Garrie White, Mark Yowell, Sammy Rufino Perez, Mario Gonzales, Bobby Asiatico and Kevia Saucedo, Ernest Herrera and Jay Myers. 64 Varsity Band flute players are, first row, from left, Lucy Derington, Jeana Posey, Sandra Lugo, Laura Dobbins Gonzales, Melinda Oglesby, Milaka Meyers and and Donna Johns. Stephanie Chain. Second row, Buffie Thornton, Jeretha Varsity Band low brass and French horn players are, Diaz, Jesse Tinoco, Alford Hervey and Jesse Alcozar. first row, from left, Alfred Perez, Julie Bedford, Randy Third row, Shannon Block and Mike Daniels. Youngblood and Wesley Mason. Second row, Lazaro 65 Varsity Band clarinet players are, first row, from left, Lynda Lou Gaither, Jada Blackerby, Diana Cantu, Lor- raine Rivera, Gina Vera, Rhonda Barron, Viola Cuna and Julie Campbell. Second row, Millie Asiatico, Patty Rodriguez, Jennifer Williams, Lisa Smith, Kathy Jones, Jo Anne Franco, Alissa Flack, Jeannie Torres and Edna Ramirez. Varsity Band drummers are, first row, from left, Ralph Ruiz and Marco Diaz. Second row, David Billington, Peter Guajardo and Ted Culp. Varsity Band bass reed players are, first row, from left, Sherry Campbell and Susan Castleberry. Second row, Connie White, Melissa Shaha and Monica Davis. 66 Stage Band directed by Jerry Killion Stage Band members are, first row, from left, Stacy Mit- chell, Amy Lofling, Sharon Dowis, Misti Dickey and Cheryl Vera. Second row, Susan Hansard, Carol Horne and Michelle Dowis. Third row, Keith Bryant, Ted Culp and Brad Job. Fourth row, Wayne White, Wade Cox, Michael Flores, Lamont Harper (being held), Brent Eberhart and Rodney Hunt. 67 Acappella Choir members perform at AstroWorld The Acappella Choir was involved in numerous activities in the course of the school year. Under the leadership of their new director, Ron Lange, the Acappella Choir had a major role in this year’s musical, Camelot, which was performed December 6 and 7. In February the Acappella Choir combined talents with the Plainview Symphony Orchestra for a concert in the PHS auditorium. The Choir’s portion of the program, entitled, “An Evening on Broadway,’’ featured choruses and solos from broadway productions of recent years. In March the Acappella Choir came away from a U.I.L. meet in Lubbock with one first divi- sion rating and two second division ratings. Later in the spring the group received straight “Ts” when they performed at the Six Flags Choir Festival at Astro World in Houston. At right, Choir Director Ron Lange leads the Acappella Choir during a practice session. Below, the Acappella Choir provides musical entertainment during the Academic Awards Assembly in May. 68 Members of the Acappella Choir are, first row, from right, Julie Branch, Janie Jackson, Kaci Wofford, Janine Sanders, Kristi Lloyd, Nita Sanders, Kathy Caballero, Shelly Bedwell, Jana Marshall, Kristi Rowan, Perri Long, Mary Lyn Thompson, Todd Keller, Donna Ferguson, Cristi Jones, Richard Stanley, Craig Etheredge, Don Ferguson, and William Hancock. Se- cond row (sitting), Kevia Black, Kari Tuttle, Sydney Snelling, Kim Lloyd, Leah Kay Lyle and Liz Hart. Third row, Russell Ortiz, Joe Ky Schultz, Susan Bryan, Gayle Cork, Tracey Hill, Cindy Burnett, Randy Gonzales, Stacy McGuirre, Rita Sanders, Baldamar Lopez, Clayton Cundiff, Norman Bearden, Julie Harman, Chris Dillard, Kelly Murry and Pete Garcia. Acappella Choir officers are, from left, Kim Lloyd, Ortiz, librarian; Norman Bearden, publicity and secretary; Craig Etheredge, vice president; Susan Julie Harman, president. Bryan, secretary; Kaci Wofford, uniforms; Russell 69 Chamber Singer member Sonya Snelling demonstrates in 1982. The synthesizer enables the Chamber Singers the two-hand technique required of those who play the to produce a wide variety of musical accompaniment Korg synthesizer acquired by the Fine Arts Department sounds. Members of the Chamber Singer Band entertain the May. They are, from left, Ted Culp, Curtis Peoples, PHS student body during the End of School Assembly in Ricardo Ybarra and Greg Carroll. 70 Chamber Singer members are, left row, from bottom, Todd Keller, Chris Dillard, Kim Lloyd, Kelly Murry, Greg Carroll and Russell Ortiz. Right row, from bottom. Bent Cross, Julie Harman, Mary Lynn Thompson, Craig Ethredge and Curtis Peoples. Chamber Singers singing elite at PHS 71 PHS Chorale training ground for Acappella Below, members of the PHS Chorale follow Choir Direc- tor Ron Lange’s lead during a late spring practice session. Chorale members are, first row, from left, Kip Cart- wright, Lori Guy, Stephanie Miller, Stacy Harris, Sheryl Bedwell, Angela Gardner, Kim Shugart, Debra Peck, Staci Rachels, Sylvia Garcia and Valleri Drake. Second row, Brenda Walzier, Molly McNutt, Janice Ellis, Jen- nifer McGann, Kim Keys, Cynthia Bell, Susan Marse, Angela Gonzales, Angela Crawford and Sherry Block. Third row, Louise Russell, Cindy Cole, Lisa Russell, Kellie Wilson, Kelli Benfield, Kelly Kunkel, Regnia Boedeker, Debbie White, Tana Gamble and Diana Herrera. Chorale officers are, first row, Lisa Russell, president. Second row, from left, Susan Marse, secretary; Kelly Kunkel, vice president and Diana Herrera, treasurer. 73 Camelot presented by Fine Arts Department The Drama Department’s production of the Lerner and Lowe musical, “Camelot” on December 6 and 7 represented something of a departure for PHS. Under the direction of PHS’s new Drama teacher, Lisa Watkins, the production saw the talents of several Fine Arts Department areas combined into one production. New Choir Director Ron Lange coordinated the vocal aspects of the show, while Lisa Watkins attended to dramatic production. Art Department students under the direction of Terri Beth Dillard helped with the backdrops, while orchestration of the music was under the direction of Band Director 0. T. Ryan and his assistants. At right. Sir Lancelot (Keith Bryant), left, tells King Ar- thur (Craig Etheredge) of his lofty plans for the Round Table upon their first encounter. Below, bumbling King Arthur (Craig Etheredge), right, apologizes to Guenevere (Julie Harman) for a real or imagined wrong. 74 Armor-clad King Pellinore (Chris Dillard) arrives with his Arthur’s Court. The occasion was a picnic in the scene dog, Horrid, and introduces himself to members of King entitled, “Lusty Month of May.” King Pellinore (Chris Dillard) sings of “Questing for the Beast” much to the amusement of members of King Ar- thur’s Court. Court members are, from left, B. Terrell, Mary Lynn Thompson, Lucia Vernon, Doug White, Julie Harman, Kelly Murry, Laura Crow, Chris Dillard (Pellinore) and Jeff James. 75 Choir members attend Six Flags Festival Members of the Acappella Choir went to Flouston in April to participate in the annual Six Flags Choir Festival held at the University of Houston. The choir captured superior ratings in the festival. Other activities for the PHS choristers while in Houston included visits to the beach and to Astro World and lots of leisure time for “horsin’ around” at the pool. (See photos.) At upper right, from left, Craig Etheredge, Kip Cart- wright and Nathan Vernon gather around the pool in Houston. At immediate right, Acappella Choir members show Houston folks how to do a West Texas square dance in the parking lot. At lower right, Joe Ky Schultz and William Hancock get a little rambunctious. At lower right, center, William Hancock looks a bit subdued after being thrown into the pool — shoes and all. At lower left, it’s someone else’s turn to taste the water! 77 Area youngsters view Children’s Play The Drama Department’s traditional Children’s Play consisted of fifteen-minute segments from each of four popular children’s plays — Charlie Brown, Winnie the Pooh, Alice in Wonderland and Charlotte’s Web. Produced on February 10 and 11, the show saw elementary school children from throughout Plainview brought to the PHS auditorium to view morning and afternoon performances. At immediate right Lucy (Karina Jester), center, argues with Schroeder (Micah Weaks) while Charlies Brown (Chris Dillard) right, and Linus (Craig Etheredge) left, look on during the Charlie Brown segment of the Children’s Play. Below, Winnie the Pooh (Kirk Evans), right, talks to the audience while Piglet (Milaka Myers), left, Roo (Shawn Duncan), left center, Kanga (Leah Covey), center and Rabbit (Laura Crow) console one another. At far left is the narrator, Becky Dunn. At upper right Dormouse (Kristi Wilson), left, talks with Hare (Thame Chap- man), Mad Hatter (Gregg Harding) and Alice (Misti Dickey) during the Alice in Wonderland segment of the show. At lower right Lamb (Melissa Nail), left, Wilbur (Chris Dillard), left center, Charlotte (Tammy Parvin) upper center, Templeton (Kelly Murry) and Goose (Julie Harman), far right, act out a Charlotte’s Web scene. 78 79 Millet’s Aha da Capo taken to UIL contest Junior Craig Etheredge was named to a South Plains area all-star one-act play cast March 22 following his performance in the one-act play, “Aria da Capo” by Edna St. Vincent Millet. Etheredge was one of five PHS drama students who traveled to the campus of Texas Tech University to compete in the annual UIL one-act play competition. Kelly Murry, a sophomore, received honorable mention status for his performance in the production. At left, Cothurnus (Kelly Murry), right, disrupts Pierrott (Craig Etheredge), left, in the middle of a scene included in a play within a play in Millet’s “Aria da Capo.” Below, Columbine (Milaka Myers), left, talks with Pier- rott (Craig Etheredge), right, in the opening scene of the play. 80 Corydon (Gregg Harding), right, and Thrysis (Misti Dickey), left, repose in the pastoral setting scene from the production. Corydon (Gregg Harding) laments the death of Thrysis (Misti Dickey) in the death of Thrysis scene. 81 Speech students have busy year Speech students, from left, Carol Klemm, Jessie Lugo, they won at a February speech tournament in Floydada. Emil Kramer and Brad Job proudly display a trophy Speech students, from left, Ruth Widger, Deb- Friona. Ruth and Toby competed in Debate, bie Widger, Toby .Posten and Misti Dickey all Debbie in Persuasive Speaking and Misti in excelled at a January speech tournament in Poetry Interpretation. Photo staff indispensable to yearbook Photography staff members are, first row, from left, Landry. Second row, Joe Dale Bradshaw, Randy Patricia Landeros, Tony Raybal, Lisa Nolan and Scarlet Mickey, Albert Aguirre and Ellen Gardner. 83 There’s always another deadline for Barker staffers Bulldog Barker staff members are, first row, from left, Lisa Nolan, Leah Covey and Joanna Kirkpatrick. Sec- ond row, Ralph Aguilera, Linda Spann and Carrie Shugart. Third row, Tony Raybal, Richard Van Kluyve, Kenneth Stepp, Elida Garces, Norma Ramos, Carla McKeown and Elsa Aguilar. 84 At lower left, feature writers Carrie Shugart (left) and Sharon Dowis seek ideas for the next issue of the Bulldog Barker. At lower left, center, business manager Kenneth Stepp, Jr. prepares monthly statements. At upper right, center, Bullodg Barker editor Carla McKeown takes a look at copy hot off the press. Immediately above, clubs editor Norma Ramos edits copy for the club news page At lower right, center, staffer LaDonna Owens examines bound volumes of the Barker. At lower right sports editor Ralph Aguilera readies his sports column. 85 Plain View staffers fight deadlines Plain View staff members are, from left, Robin Butlar, Marcheta Gattis, Bernice Leija, Camille Anderson, Angie Reyes, Lori Assiter (standing), Melinda Oglesby, Tara Anderson, Rosalinda Marroquin, Patricia Landeros, Rosario Cantu and Raymond Flores. Cl 86 Above, from left, Lori Assiter, Camille Anderson, Tara Anderson and Melinda Oglesby study yearbook layout forms in the publications work room. At right, Bernice Leija (left) helps Patricia Landeros spell a word correctly. Upper left, Marcheta Gattis selects photos for the sports section. Upper right, Robin Butlar draws an activity section layout. Immediately below, Rosalinda Marroquin and Raymond Flores assemble page carbons. At bottom, Rosario Cantu (left) and Angie Reyes work on the index card file. 1983 Presentation on snowy April night The 1983 Presentation ceremony was held April 9 at 7 p.m. following an afternoon of freakish April snow. Kenneth Hallman received the prestigious LaVerne Roach Award, while Jackie Ross and Quennoth Dunlap were given best all-around girl and boy awards. A reception in the homemaking living room followed the Presentation and was well attended by participants, friends and family members. Mrs. Judy Gattis, mother of spring yearbook editor Marcheta Gattis, hosted the reception. At right, Marcheta Gattis, spring editor of the Plain View, opens the Presentation ceremony with a welcome to all. At lower left, Social Studies teacher Mrs. Sandra Williams congratulates Brent Richburg after giving him the Who’s Who in Social Studies Award. At lower right, freshman class favorite girl and boy, Kristi Lloyd and Brent Barton, are presented on stage. 88 At upper left, John Ray, left, of the Plainview Lions Club presents the LaVerne Roach Award to Kenneth Hallman. Above, from left, Mrs Judy Gattis, Kenneth Hallman, Sheri Hunter and Mrs. Pam Kendall admire the LaVerne Roach plaque Hallman received. Below, Who’s Who in English and Humanities winner Delesa Vadder, right, enjoys punch with her family at the recep- tion following the presentation ceremony. 89 Prom night — the stuff of memories Immediately above, junior-senior banquet participants await the main course as the evening gets underway. At upper center, Jerry Adams and Pam Huffman dance a slow one toward the end of the evening. At upper right students and chaperones watch the activities from the sidelines. At lower center, “we could have danced all night” — couples dance on into the last hour of the junior-senior. At lower right, from left, Quennoth Dunlap, Robert Bradic and Delores Gutierrez take a break from the dancing. 90 325 get diplomas in May 26 ceremony The rites of graduation at PHS always begin with an End of School Assembly from which graduating seniors are allowed to leave early. Then there are those delightful May days when seniors aren’t required to go to classes but, rather, spend their mornings involved in graduation practice and their afternoons at the lake of wherever. Finally, when the big day comes, frivolity is replaced by solemnity for a time as seniors assemble with their life-long classmates for what will be the last time in many cases, to get their diplomas. As in the recent past, this year’s graduation ceremony was held in the First Baptist Church. There were 325 graduates and as many tears and shouts of relief as usual when the May 26 ceremony was over. At right, graduating seniors pour out of the FHS auditorium ahead of their less privileged classmates at the End of School Assembly May 17. Below, seniors clown at graduation practice May 19. 92 At far left, Jackie Ross beams as she joins her friends in the graduation recessional. At immediate left, graduating senior Michael Flores is congratulated by graduation usher Steve George (back to camera) follow- ing the ceremony. Above, seniors pour out of the First Baptist Church after graduation. 95 SPORTS ANGRY RED FOOTBALL The Bulldogs opened the football season suc- cessfully, showing everyone what “Angry Red” really means. The team’s overpowering poten- tial left their opponents in shock. Showing all their talent, the Bulldogs won their first five games, hands down. After suffer- ing a staggering blow from Hereford, the Angry Red rallied to win the remaining regular season games. After upsetting first place Monterey and the surprising loss of Hereford to Coronado, the Bulldogs pulled out of the three-way district tie. Claiming first place in district, the Bulldogs traveled to San Angelo for the Bi-District bout. Even though San Angelo was a disappointing loss, at home the Bulldogs remained No. 1 in the hearts and minds of loyal fans and at Plainview High. V IN Varsity football players for the 1983 season are, first row, from left, Jeff Ziehr, Steven Steen, Don Ferguson, Joe Shultz, Lee Jones, Tim Coleman, Steve George, Myron Weidenbach, Paul Young and Jerry Vera. Sec- ond row, Marvin Daniels, Wayne Austin, Ernest Herrea, Shannon Thrasher, Robert Pardo, Ronnie Bradic, Greg Carter, Peter Vera, George Velez, Harold Ball, Brent Richburg and Coach Jim Bob Brown. Third row, Coach Pat Tone, Coach Ed Moore, Moses Castillo, Randy Williams, Randy Roberts, Mickey Bye, B. Terrell, Craig Ethredge, Pat Marse, David Perez, David McAdoo, Robert Bradic, Coach Greg Sherwood and Coach John Hill. Fourth row, Wayne Duncan, Coach Bennie Withers- poon, Coach “Buck” Buchanan, Micah Weaks, Thame Chapman, Kirk Evans, Chad Cole, Roy Thompson, Blake Barton, Jimmy Sanchez, Dean Teykl and Russ McBeth. Fifth row, Todd Hefflin, Coach Dennis Tomlin, Eddie Perez, Mitch Tone, Sean Foley, Randy Johnson, Quennoth Dunlap, Mike Tone, Raul Rodriquez, Ronnie Ortegon, Kenneth Hallman, Don Rigler, Ricky Hallman, Coach Steve Parr and Coach Chris Huddleston. Above, varsity football trainers are, first row, from left, Brian Herrington, Pete Garcia and Wayne Duncan. Second row, Todd Heflin, Chris Hud- dleston, head trainer, and Tracy Miller At right, the varsity cheerleaders take a breather during a pep rally to watch the floor activities. STARTING AT THE TOP . . . Starting their season off against Estacado, the Bulldogs displayed outstanding talent both offen- sively and defensively. Randy Williams broke the school record by returning a punt 95 yards for the touchdown. The Bulldogs won 14-0. Traveling to Amarillo to play Tascosa, the Angry Red Dot was red-hot for action. With only 11 ball carries the Bulldogs rolled up 303 yards and their biggest offensive scoring game in 25 years. The Rebels fought for their last scores against the Angry Red’s third and fourth strings. The final score saw a 55-28 victory for the Angry Red. After an open week, the awesome Angry Red found itself up against the Palo Duro Dons. Plain- view beat Palo Duro 28-7, and they stood second to Monterey when the Plainsmen toppled the Herd. The Big Red Wall turned out to be an impor- tant asset once more, as the Bulldogs blew away the Sandies 36-13. That night another school record was set when Moises Castillo put a 42 yard field goal through the uprights. The Plain- view Bulldogs were on an unmerciful rampage and no one could stop them. 100 OPP. PHS ESTACADO 0 14 TASCOSA 28 55 PALO DURO 7 28 AMARILLO 13 36 At left, Lee Jones sweeps up behind Estacado’s quarter- back, anticipating the sack. Upper right, the Sandies’ quarterback receives a taste of the Big Red Wall from Kirk Evans. Above, Steve George darts through a pocket as he leaves behind a falling Tascosa defense. At right, Greg Carter discovers a Palo Duro lineman as he attempts to break free. FIGHTING TO STAY THERE . . . The Angry Red offense burst out with one of its most impressive shows of the season against Lubbock Coronado. The Mustangs really had no chance, considering that the Bulldogs totaled 341 yards on the ground and 449 yards in all at the end of the game. The Bulldogs came out on top, 35-7. The devastating blow of the season came when the Angry Red were abruptly shocked by the Hereford Whitefaces. Tension and spirit in- tensely set in throughout the day as both teams prepared themselves for the showdown. The game turned out to be everything it was ex- pected to be; only the Bulldogs lost, 14-21. At Homecoming the Angry Red made up for the loss, and rocketed through the Westerners with little problem. The whole game was dominated with solid Angry Red plays that left the score 33-13. At right, Randy Williams dances his way through a clut- tered Hereford field. Below, during the Homecoming game against Lubbock High, Roy Thompson charges on the Westerners’ quarterback. 102 OPP. PHS CORONADO 7 35 HEREFORD 21 14 LUBBOCK 13 33 Above, Ronnie Bradic dashes around a Coronado defender in hopes of a scoring run. At left, Greg Carter battles his way through Lubbock High’s defensive line during the Homecoming game. Below, Greg Carter at- tempts to slip past the Westerner line while Ronnie Bradic wards off its defenders. PROVING TO BE THE BEST Going into the game against Monterey, everyone was filled with anticipation. Thanks to well-trained runners and Steve George’s passing talents, the Bulldogs trampled the Plainsmen 280. Thursday, November 4, Hereford traveled to Lubbock eager to demolish Coronado. The Mustangs had other plans — to wipe out the Herd. Hereford’s defeat secured the first place title for Plainview, leaving Monterey in second. That Friday, the Bulldogs displayed remarkable control in preparation for the Caprock game. This control paid off when the starters found themselves warming the bench and the score at the end of the game turned out to be 37-6 in favor of the Angry Red. The Bi-District bout was the climax of the season as the Bulldogs took on San Angelo Cen- tral in San Angelo. The fighting Bulldogs were cheered by their loyal fans, who backed them all the way. It seemed the Bobcats found a weakness in the Angry Red game plan — fumbles. The Bi-District title belonged to San Angelo with the final score 15-20. Above, Roy Thompson (35) and Don Ferguson (80) prepare to sack the Monterey quarterback. At immediate right, Paul Young (87) gets ready to tackle a San Angelo player on the punt return. Upper right, Randy Johnson (36) breaks loose from the Caprock defense line. At far lower right, Ronnie Ortegon (1) hands the ball off to Eddie Perez (20) in the Caprock game. 104 105 JV Blue, The 1982 Junior Varsity Red and Blue Foot- ball teams had what could only be described as a disappointing season, with more losses than wins. There were some bright spots, however. The Blue team defeated Tascosa 7-6 and tied a game 6-6 with Coronado and the Red team defeated both Monterey and Tascosa with scores of 12-6 and 16-12 respectively. At right, Eric Weidenbach foils an opponent’s attempt at catching a pass. Below, Milton Ellis runs with the ball while Randy Gonzales runs interference in a Lubbock High game. Red look to future 106 The 1982 Junior Varsity Blue Team members are, first row, from left, Brent Wall, Chad Taylor, David Cavasos, Autro Hernandez, Randy Gonzales, George Garza, Rus- ty Fulling, Junior Reyes and Eric Weidenbach. Second row, Coach Steve Parr, Mark Slack, Bret Hickey, Gary Mosley, Richard Senter, Johnny Mulkey, Chris Thomp- son, Bruce Hernandez, John Collins, Aristeo Mon- tolongo, Heath Bozeman, Reed Rowell and Coach John Hill. The 1982 Junior Varsity Red Team members are, first row, from left, Miles Owen, Brent Gabriel, Robbie Wyatt, Ronny Pratt, David Hernandez, Mike Vasquez, Israel Rodriguez, Frankie Negrete and Dino Almen- darez. Second row, Rene Lopez, Bernie Bayle, Donald Loflin, Gilbert Perez, Kelley Pirkle, Richard De Luna, Rolando Alvarez, Tracy Miller and Kevin Wieland. Third row, Coach Jim Bob Brown, Jose Arroyo, Jeff Stalcup, Kelly Murray, Rom Johnson, Tom Johnson, Ernest Cleveland, David Casarez and Coach Bennie Witherspoon. 107 Freshman teams take lumps in 1982 The 1982 Freshman Red and Blue teams did not have an outstanding year. There were more losses than team members and their coaches would have preferred but there were bright spots too. The Blue team defeated both Yucca and Gattis 21-0 and 21-6 respectively. And the Red team downed Canyon 27-16. At right, Alvin Collins (10) of the Freshman Blue Team is tackled by a Canyon defender during a home game. Below, Freshman cheerleaders urge on the Freshman Blue Team as they battle against Canyon. - - 108 The 1982 Freshman Blue Football Team members are, first row, from left, Larry Lewis, John Ervine, Danny Hancock, Carlos Perez, Mario Garces, Frankie Islas, Shane Lee, Gilbert Martinez, Laine Lee, Rufino Perez, James Smith, Cory Chaney and Rueben Riggins. Second row, Mario Gonzales, Isabelle Castillo, Alfred Hervey, Travis English, Sammy Morgan, Allen Tournbough, Steve Smith, Billy Williams, Randy Powell, Alvin Collins, Randy Malone and Bryson Vadder. Third row. Coach Monty Malcom, Pat Weatherred, Manuel Hernandez, Raymond Billington, Lance Williams, Clifton Pinnell, Tyson Stuart, Fransico Pichardo, Robert Hooton, Alex McAddo, Logan Bradley, Brent Barton, Corey Caldwell and Coach Tate Casey. The 1982 Freshman Red Football Team members are, first row, from left, Nathan Cleveland, Tim Canales, Paul Barton, Bob May, Brian Bratcher, Barry Bowen, Dwight Parr, Dan Wilkins, Danny Reagan, Justin Perry, Lee Edmiston and Manager Tracy Smith. Second row, Kevin McKeown, Shannon Block, Thomas Curry, Mike Cork, Allan Hearn, Paul Lyle, Marvin Rubac, Conner Evans, Rodney Luera, Jerry Perez, Henry Garza, Tod Weatherford, and Manager Phil Borron. Third row, Coach Kevin O’Hair, Romero Sanchez, Monte Ebeling, Larry Haley, Gary Williams, Mathew Reynolds, David Painter, Dwayne Dunning, Kip Cartwright, Nathan Ver- non, Peter Gonzales, Bennie Lopez, Mike Cornett and Coach Curtis Beasley. 109 BULLDOGS DRILL FOR PERFECTION The battling Bulldogs had a slow start in 1982-83, leaving a few losses to spot their early record. Playing in the Pioneer Classic, the Angry Red fell to powerhouses Clovis, Midland, Dim- mitt and Borger. Clovis seemed to be an unstopable force. Midland was district-ranked in their season and Dimmitt, which claimed last year’s state title, had three returning starters. On the other hand, the Bulldogs swept away Tulia and Dumas, while edging by Hereford and Amarillo High. Kenneth Hallman’s winning last second shot from mid-court in the second over- time brought everyone to their feet in the Amarillo High game. Boys Varsity Basketball Team members are, first row, from left, Ricky Hallman, Steve George, Myron Weiden- bach, Randy Roberts, Kenneth Hallman and Randy Williams. Second row, Trainer Chris Huddleston, Coach Steve Parr, Albert Aguirre, Jeff Baucum, Roy Thomp- son, Gil Wright, Mike Baker, Todd Hefflin and Coach Dan Hamrick. OPP. PHS CLOVIS 84 68 BORGER 60 64 MIDLAND • 62 55 TULIA 54 100 DUMAS 54 70 DIMMITT 64 57 BORGER 87 62 HEREFORD 52 54 AMARILLO 64 65 At top, Randy Roberts charges through the Midland line to score for the Bulldogs. At left, Randy Roberts (30) and Randy Williams watch as a shot drops into the basket in the Clovis game. Immediately above, Gil Wright (52) out-jumps a Borger post man in the Borger game. DEDICATING THEIR ALL The Bulldogs continued to play well and by mid-season, had given up district games only to Tascosa and Caprock. They scored well even against these tall defensive lines. In the Hobbs Tournament the Bulldogs found themselves dominated by Hobbs, John Jay and Abilene. Winning the following four district games, the Angry Red restored their confidence in games against Monterey, Coronado, Palo Duro and Lubbock High. The Bulldogs luckily won all necessary district games, los- ing only to highly ranked teams from other districts. At upper left, the Bulldogs take a time out to plan their strategy. Above, Gil Wright (52) shows the Mustangs what a beautiful layup looks like. 112 TASCOSA HOBBS JOHN JAY ABILENE MONTEREY CORONADO PALO DURO LUBBOCK CAPROCK OPP PHS 70 65 98 64 74 64 107 93 47 49 54 80 63 74 63 65 70 62 Above, Gil Wright (52) goes up for two points, repelling Palo Duro defenders in the process. At left, Roy Thompson (44) gains the advantage at tip-off time. 113 To Be Called No. 1 The Bulldogs’ driving force continued to build as they won the next five games,competing with Hereford, Amarillo High, Tascosa, Monterey and Coronado. Once again, Kenneth Hallman upset the Amarillo Sandies in the last seconds with a clutch shot from mid-court, thereby winn- ing the game. In the second match with Monterey, Gil Wright broke the school record with the most points any player has made in his varsity career. After the unexpected loss to Palo Duro, the district title lay on the line as the Bulldogs met with the Caprock Longhorns for the deciding bout. The Angry Red took control at the start of the game and never gave it up, winning the game 66-52. The Caprock victory brought the Bulldogs up against San Angelo Central for the bi-district ti- tle. The Bulldogs proved their talent as fierce fighters by keeping the Bobcats on their toes. In the end, however, the Bobcats came out on top 79-73. Below, Randy Williams watches his free throw slip into the basket. At far right, Gil Wright (52) makes another of his record-setting layups. At bottom right, Brent Adair (22) awaits a pass from Gil Wright. 115 HEREFORD OPP 65 AMARILLO 69 TASCOSA . 44 MONTEREY 65 CORONADO 72 PALO DURO 62 LUBBOCK 72 CAPROCK 52 SAN ANGELO 79 PHS 70 70 47 82 76 61 81 66 73 Boys JV basketballers have good season Above, Boys Junior Varsity Basketball team members are, first row, from left, Ronnie Bradic, Ronnie Ortegon, James Black, Shawn Lance and John Shores. Second row. Coach Kevin O’Hair, Randy Green, Tony Walters, Richard Senter, Chris Parker, Jessie Sierra and Henry Hunt. At right, Henry Hunt (50), Ronnie Bradic (40) and other JV players wait to see if they have a basket in a game with Amarillo. 116 117 Sophomores — future varsity stars Sophomore Boys Basketball Team members are, first row, from left, Tony Ortiz, Joe Shultz, Tim Hardage, Brent Gabriel, Roger Starr and Guy Parrish. Second row, Coach Monty Malcom, Mark Slack, John Collins, Jason Wheeler, David McAdoo, Kurt Mosely, Chris Thompson, Landon West and Marty Hughes. 118 Coach Malcom, center, confers with team members dur- ing a time-out at a sophomore game. The 1982 Freshman Boy’s Red Basketball Team members are, first row, from left, Andrew Jackson, Alvin Collins, Robbie Harris, Dwight Parr, John Ervine, Randy Malone, Larry Lewis, Lance Williams and Logan Bradley. Second row, from left, Mike Tue, Stacy Miller, Nathan Vernon, Clifton Pinnell, Kip Cartwright, Tracy Smith, Thomas Curry, Corey Caldwell, Larry Halley, Thyson Stuart and Coach Tate Casey. The 1982 Freshman Blue Basketball Team members are, first row, from left, Ruben Riggins, Pat Branch, Mario Gares, Lane Lee, and Connor Evans. Second row, from left. Manual Hernandez, Scot Bryson, Shannon Block, Rick Clay, Kevin Walker, Alex McAdoo, K. T. Taylor, Mike Swint, Barry Bowen and Coach Benny Witherspoon. 119 LADY BULLDOGS ARE SPECIAL The Lady Bulldog’s season was everything it was supposed to be as the season opened. The girls started the season defeating Clovis and Lockney then, playing at the Queen’s Classic, put up an impressive show. The Lady Dogs The 1982 Varsity Girls Basketball Team members are, first row, from left, Julie Bedford, manager; Jackie Ross, Sandi Mayfield, Marleta Riggins, and managers Teresa Bailey and Cindy Cole. Second row, Coach Ernie Kahn, started District against Lubbock by totally wip- ing them out 103-35. The Angry Red spirit could not be broken as the Bulldogs rolled over Midland High, Caprock and Hereford, losing on- ly to Midland Lee. Michele Edwards, Delesa Vadder, Kristi Aday, Paula Butler and Coach George Franklin. Third row, Coach Julia Pickens, Kim Faver, Cynthia Hemphill, Angela Young, Jeanette Hallman and Coach Carl Price. 120 CLOVIS LOCKNEY S. OAK CLIFF SUDAN LUBBOCK MIDLAND MIDLAND LEE CAPROCK HEREFORD OPP PHS 49 82 49 52 66 37 52 38 35 103 48 55 58 50 44 78 46 51 Above, Cynthia Hemphill (32) slips through the Sandies defense for a layup. At left, Kim Favor (33) anticipates the jump as Cynthia Hemphill fights for the ball. Below, Sandi Mayfield (22) pursues her opponent with a defensive block. They Battle The Best The Bulldogs battled Amarillo and Tascosa for two more district wins and then traveled to Waco to play in the M.T.-Rice-Waco-Midway Holiday Invitational during the Christmas holidays. On coming home, the Bulldogs suffered a district loss to Monterey. This placed the Lady Bulldogs in second place, along with Amarillo, behind Monterey. The Dogs bounced back with wins over Coronado and Palo Duro. 122 At far left, Cynthia Hemphill charges around a group of Amarillo defenders. At left, Angela Young (40) springs above a Sandie for two points. At upper right, Jackie Ross attempts to elude a persistent defender. Im- mediately above, Delesa Vadder (50) fights for control of the ball at the tip-off. 123 To Uphold the Winning Tradition Showing a flurry of unrelenting force and pressure, the Lady Bulldogs succeeded in winn- ing the remainder of their regular season games. After beating Lubbock and Caprock, the Dogs traveled to Hereford to beat their arch-rival with the best shooting performance of the year. The Bulldogs totally dominated Amarillo and Tascosa after having initially gotten a taste of the district lead with a defeat of Monterey. Cor- onado and Palo Duro also found themselves distressed at the overwhelming power of the Bulldogs. The bi-district title slipped from the Lady Bulldog’s hands, however, when they fell to Midland High by 13 points in bi-district playoffs. 124 OPP PHS LUBBOCK 53 67 CAPROCK 53 56 HEREFORD 49 60 AMARILLO 45 57 TASCOSA 47 61 MONTEREY 59 69 CORONADO 47 49 PALO DURO 41 50 MIDLAND 64 51 At far left, Jackie Ross keeps stride with a Midland oppo- nent. At center, the Lady Bulldogs ready themselves for the Amarillo game. Immediately above, Jackie Ross strug- gles with a Lubbock High contender for possession of the JV dress rehearsal for varsity 126 Above, Junior Varsity Girls Basketball team members are, first row, from left, Susan Martin, Kari Tuttle, Cheryl Riggins, and Julie Branch. Second row, Coach Julia Pickens, Melissa Gonzales, Elsa Aguilar, Robin Matthews, Ruth Johnson and Lisa Rosenbaum. At right, Lisa Rosenbaum attempts to evade a persistent opponent. 127 Sophomore girls set 8-3 season record Sophomore Girls Basketball Team members are, first Pickens, Perri Long, Cheryl Evans, Ava Duncan, Tonja row, from left, Nikki McKinnis, Mira Alexander, Sonja Ray, Lisa Hailey, Mary Lou Hernandez and Karon Hill. Alston and Tanya Washington. Second row, Coach Julia Freshman Blue Girls Basketball team members are, Perez. Second row, Coach Ernie Kahn, Valerie first row, from left, Julie Gonzales, Carol Kerms, Roberts, Audra Gonzales, Kim McAdoo, Kayla Mor- Patti Autry, Kim Kaylor, Molly McNutt and Ester phis, Cheryl Bedwell, Cindy Cole and Teresa Baily. Freshman Red Girls Basketball team members are, ly. Second row, Coach George Franklin, Page first row, from left, Mickey Almendarez, Mary Brax- Chambers, Vicky Richburg, Carmen Senter, Kellie ton, Brenda Walzier, Jana Bontke, and Teresa Bai Smith, Leanne Mayberry and Cindy Cole. 129 Bulldogs grab District 3rd place Members of the Varsity Baseball Team are, first row, from left, Jerry Perez, Sean Foley, John Shores, Quennoth Dunlap, Neal Gillespie, Johnny Trevino and Raymond Rivera. Second row, from left, Tony Ortiz, Jesse Soliz, David Hipolito, Ronnie Ortegon, Jerry Vera, Andrew Dunlap, Russell Horan and Peter Vera. Third row, from left, Coach Jim Bob Brown, B. Terrell, Brent Richburg, Randy Green, John Joe Perez, Eric Weidenbach, Micheal Flores, Coach John Hill and Bryan Herrington, trainer. Members of the Junior Varsity Baseball Team are, first row, Jason Wheeler, Mark Slack, Marty Hughes, Chris row, from left, Reid Horan, Kevin Wieland, Brent Wall, Thompson, Thad Carthel, Tracy Smith, Bret Hickey and Junior Reyes, Justin Perry and Dwight Parr. Second Coach Tate Casey. 130 LAMESA OPP. 8 PHS 9 SNYDER 8 9 SNYDER 9 7 PAMPA 5 4 CAPROCK 9 14 HEREFORD 2 4 CANYON 6 11 ESTACADO 10 3 At right, Chad Englehardt (19) is congratulated by team members Neal Gillespie (4) and Randy Green (14) following his homerun in the Hereford game. Below, Chad Englehardt (19) gets ready to try for another homer in the same game. 131 132 LUBBOCK LEVELLAND AMARILLO MONTEREY LUBBOCK PALO DURO TASCOSA CORONADO CAPROCK OPP. PHS 1 14 1 13 11 6 6 7 0 7 4 8 3 27 3 2 0 11 At upper left, Jerry Perez grabs the ball in time to tag out a Monterey runner. At lower left, Raymond Rivera slides home “Pete Rose” style in the Snyder game. At upper right, catcher Peter Vera and pitcher David Hipolito (23) confer with baseball coach John Hill at a critical point in the Palo Duro game. At lower right, center, Coach John Hill watches the action during the Hereford game from the dugout. Immediately above, fans brave foul balls in the bleachers. 133 Quennoth Dunlap named to All-District At upper left, Brent Richburg (4) gives it his all in the Hereford game. At lower left, Brent Richburg, (16), Eric Weidenbach (center) and B. Terrell confer in the dugout. Immediately below, loyal Angry Red fans watch the action on a warming March day. At upper right, The Bulldogs maintain a four-point lead in the sixth inning of the Monterey game. At lower right, Brent Richburg ap- 134 proaches the mound. HEREFORD AMARILLO MONTEREY LUBBOCK PALO DURO TASCOSA CORONADO CAPROCK HEREFORD OPF. PHS 4 11 4 6 7 9 4 11 5 4 1 4 7 6 4 11 4 7 136 Varsity tracksters have good season The 1983 Boys’ Varsity track team did quite well this year, finishing second only to Vernon at the Vernon and Plainview Invitationals. Some members of the team are rated in the Area Top 10 in terms of times. These include the 400 meter relay team’s time of 43.6; William Braxton’s 100 meter relay time of 10.7 and Roy Thompson’s 10.9 in the same event. Also, Mitch Tone ran the 400 meter dash in 49.9 to put him in the Area record books and Mike Northup made the 3200 meter run in 10:02.8 to set a new school record and also gain an Area Top 10 spot. In the 200 meter run Mitch Tone posted a 22.6 and in the 1600 meter relay a 325.6 to join the Area Top 10 in that category. In field events Randy Williams led the team with a 6' 6 high jump and a 22' 9 long jump. Above, Boys Varsity Track Team members are, first row, from left, Raul Rodriguez, Roy Cisneros, Mitch Tone, Mike Northup, Mike Tone, William Braxton and Carlos Garcia. Second row. Coach Dennis Tomlin, David McAdoo, Roy Thompson, Robert Pardo, David Perez, Randy Williams, Ron- nie Bradic, Johnny Mulkey and Coach Neil Bill- ingsley. At left, Raul Rodriguez, left, sets pace in the 3200 meter run. 137 Freshman Track Team wins District Junior Varsity team member Doug Kaylor leads the way in the 1600 meter run during the Plain- view Invitational meet. 138 meet. The talk was apparently effective, as they went on to win the meet. Varsity track coach Dennis Tomlin gives the freshman track team members a pep talk prior to their district Boys Junior Varsity Track Team members are, first row, row, Benney Coleman, Alex McAdoo, Colin Miller, Joe from left, Frankie Negrete, Thurman Lockhart, Miles Schultz, Kelly Pirkle and James Collins. Owen, Ray Thomashide and Baldamar Lopez. Second Boys Freshman Track Team members are, first row, from left, Robert Lopez, Steve Nunez, Rodney Luera, Carey Chaney, Isabell Castillo, Alden Turnbough, Mike Cork, John Ervine, Alvin Collins, Monte Ebeling, Randy Malone, Alex McAdoo and Laine Lee. Second row, Ramiro Sanchez, Pat Wetherred, Dwayne Dunning, Barry Bowens, Tim Canales, David Painter, Gilbert Mar- tinez, Mario Gonzales, James Smith, Freddie Joe, David Roberts, Marc Taylor, Raymond Billington, Mario Garces and Coach Monty Malcom. 139 Girls’ Track Team finishes 3rd in Region The girls varsity track team did exceptionally well in 1983. The girls were paced by the 1600 meter relay team consisting of Helen Jackson, Ruth Johnson, Jackie Ross and Jeanette Hallman which placed third in region. Their per- sonal best time was 3:58. Senior Angela Young also contributed a great deal to the team, setting a new PHS high jump mark of 5'4 . The girls track team placed third in their regional meet which included “powerhouse” Amarillo High, Caprock, Palo Duro, Tascosa, Monterey, Lubbock High, Coronado and Hereford. Other regional qualifiers included Delesa Vad der, and Angela Young, and alternates Kari Tut- tle and Lisa Rosenbaum. At upper left Delesa Vadder displays the form that sent her to regional competition in the discus throw. At lower left, Jeanette Hallman is congratulated by fellow team members following her win in the mile relay. Below, Region I relay team members are, from left, first row, Lisa Rosenbaum and Kari Tuttle. Second row, Jeanette Hallman, Ruth Johnson, Helen Jackson and Jackie Ross. 140 Angela Young, right, lengthens her stride and prepares to overtake two competitors in the Plainview Relays. Girls Varsity Track Team members are, first row, from left, Jeanette Hallman, Lisa Rosenbaum, Mary Hallcey, Tanya Washington, Helen Jackson, Jackie Ross, Sheryl Bedwell, Kayla Morphis and Ruth Johnson. Second row, Coach Kevin O’Hair, Coach “Buck” Buchanan, Delesa Vadder, Sandi Mayfield, Kari Tuttle, Angela Young, Susie Giles, Mary Lou Hernandez, Coach Darrel Hunt and Coach George Franklin. 141 Girls’ JV Team has good year Melissa Gonzales is off and running in the 800 meter relay as Coach Ed Moore signals the start of the race. 142 Plainview runner Kim Kayler, center, paces a Hobbs competitor in the 800 meter run. Girls Junior Varsity Track Team members are, first row, from left, Molly McNutt, Melissa Gonzales, Jana Bontke, Kim Kayler, Brenda Walzier, Diana Guterriez, Mary Braxton and Rhonda Wright. Second row, Coach Kevin O’Hair, Coach George Franklin, Cindy Cole, Kelley Smith, Carmen Senter, Sheryl Bedwell, Kayla Morphis, Susie Giles, Coach Darrel Hunt and Coach “Buck” Buchanan. Girls Freshman Track Team members are, first row, from left, Jana Bontke, Kim Kayler, Brenda Walzier, Diana Guterriez, Mary Braxton and Rhonda Wright. Se- cond row, Molly McNutt, Cindy Cole, Kelly Smith, Carmen Senter, Sheryl Bedwell, Kayla Morphis, Susie Giles and Coach Darrel Hunt. 143 Cross Country — the autumn runners Plainview’s Jeanette Hallman paces a Canyon competitor at a September Cross Country meet. Members of the Boys Varsity Cross Country Team are, Valles, Doug Kayler, Carlos Garcia, Baldamar Lopez from left, Mike Northup, Raymond Thomashide, Noe and Coach George Franklin. 144 Members of the Girls Varsity Cross Country Team are, row, Jeanette Hallman, Angela Young and Coach first row, from left, Dawn Minnelli, Kristi Lee Bennett, George Franklin. Janine Sanders, Kari Tuttle and Jackie Ross. Second Girls Cross Country Team members are, first row, from left, Kristi Lee Bennett, Dawn Minnelli, Janine Sanders, Jackie Ross, Mary Lou Hernandez, Jayne Stroud and Kari Tuttle. Second row, Kim Washington, Jeanette Hallman, Angela Young, Mary Halley, Suzie Giles, Buf- fie Thornton and Coach George Franklin. 145 Tennis team wins Hereford, Plainview Tournaments The PHS tennis team had a good year in 1982-83, winning two of five tournaments in which they participated and seeing singles player Tim Brown grab a third place in district play. Tournaments won were the Plainview Invita- tional and the Deaf Smith Invitational in Hereford. Tim Brown’s singles play included a memorable match with Chad Myrick of Amarillo High which Tim narrowly lost and a win over Amarillo’s Steve Kordas which assured Brown the third place district berth. At right Burton Smith puts the racket to a tennis ball during an afternoon practice session. Below, Tennis Coach Bruce Cunningham, right foreground, watches as Burton Smith works out with an automated tennis ball serving machine. 146 Varsity tennis team members are, first row, from left, Teresa Higdon, Kristi Griffith, Stacy Harris, Burton Smith, Christi Bentley, Ellen Gardner, Chris McKinnis, Jeff James and Kyle Foster. Second row, Paul Guajar- do, Scotty Havenhill, Sheila Landry, Mandy Igo, Casey Mayfield, Scarlet Landry, Lisa Andrews, Tim Brown, Scott Neeley and Coach Bruce Cunningham. Junior varsity tennis team members are, first row, from left, Wess Dorman, Donny Williams, Bert Deardorf, Laura Dobbins, Shaun Duncan, Luisa Garcia and Ricky Watson. Second row, Rhonda Walker, Kevin O’Donne- ly, Scotty Dillard, Ginger Bell, Elise Teykl, Connie Mar- tinez and Coach Bruce Cunningham. Third row, Nickoy Kunkel, Tushar Patel, Charlie Orsak, Barry Sarver, Mark Yowell and Gregg Estep. 147 At immediate right, Scarlet Landry smashes a return. At far right Scotty Havenhill practices his return on a cold winter afternoon. Below, from left, Jeff James, Christi Bentley, Elise Tykel and Tushar Patel all practice on a spring afternoon. 148 Boys Golf Tearn finishes 3rd in District Above, Randy Mickey lines up his putt. At right, Steve George tees off during an afternoon practice session. 150 Boys Varsity Golf Team members are, first row, from left, Jamey Dixon, Kevin Walker, Randy Mickey, Steve George, Bill Bownds, Trey Speck and Coach Terry Zink. 151 Boys Junior Varsity Golf Team members are, first row, from left, Heath Pennell, Rob McBeth, Brian Wall and Hank Vera. Second row, John Lyons, Brian Ragland, George Martinez, Jason Stroud and Ricky Martinez. James Bentley new Girls’ Golf coach Girls’ Golf Team members are, first row, from left, Marse, Angie Dalton, Jennifer McGann, Misty Shurbet, Teresa McMennemy, Julie Terrell, Kay Dunning, Jen- Melissa Dorman and Susan Castleberry, nifer Williams and Karina Jester. Second row, Susan From left, Susan Marse, Jennifer Williams and Karina Jester compare scores after a round of golf at the Plain view Country Club course. 152 From left, Jennifer Williams and Karina Jester display Julie Terrell tries her hand on the putting green, some of the equipment available for use by the Girls’ Golf Team. 153 Kay Dunning takes her time before putting. From left, Julie Terrell and Susan Castleberry have trouble deciding which club to use. CLUBS 156 157 am Bib mm Bandetts know pride of belonging to Angry Red Angry Red Band Director O. T. Ryan (standing in right team attempts a touchdown during a fall football game, foreground) and Assistant Band Director Jerry Killion The band supports the football team at all home and (seated) wait breathlessly as the Angry Red football most road games. Band members perform during the annual Christmas concert in the PHS auditorium. 158 Bandette II members are, first row, from left, Stacy Smith, Minerva Villareal, Lori Assiter, Leslie Miller, LaDonna Owens, Melinda Gaither, Lori Yowell, Stephanie Morgan, Janci Schwalm and Gloria Perez. Se- cond row, Leianne Stair, Sherry Stair, Fanchon West, Rosa Barrera, Deanna Morgan, Carol Horne, Debbie Gouldy, Christie Harrell, Tonja Clark, Alice Sanchez and Becky Dunn. Third row, Julie Watson, Joli Temple, Julie Harman, Jeanne Hogge, Carla Bontke, Michelle Dowis, Lori Dalton, Kay Dunning, Stacy Mitchell, Cheryl Vera, Sharon Dowis and Joanne Franco. Bandette 1 members are, first row, from left, Laura Dob- bins, Angie Westbrook, Tamara Offield, Vicki Baldridge, Toni Jones, Mechelle Clark, Lucy Gonzales, Edna Ramirez, Jada Blackerby, Marla Butler, Wresha Rhoderick, Misty Dickey and Melissa Urrutia. Second row, Lee Rocha, Melissa Dorman, Angie Dalton, Kim Miller, Laura Snelling, Lee Ann Mayberry, Jeanne Posey, Donna Burns, Monica Davis, Stephanie Chain, Elaine Balenton, Anne Knight and Melinda Oglesby. Third row, Barbara Hatchell, Tracy Nance, Jeanette Hunt, Lisa Smith, Angie Aguilar, Jeretha Derrington, Allisa Flack, Ginger Bell, Kendee Swift, Sherry Camp- bell, Angela Walker and Donna Johns. 159 Cosmetology students learn hair care Cosmetology I students are, first row, from left, Dolores Gonzales, Gloria Hernandez, Phyllis Cantu, Josie Ar- rizola, Cindy Bustos, Bertha Sanchez, Sheila Landry and Kelli Johnson. Second row, Sylvia Gutierrez, Nancy Cor- tez, Shaun Thompson, Mary Torres, Eric Nash and Lon- nie Pierson. Cosmetology II students are, first row, from left, Mrs. Tennie Goen, Instructor, LaDonna Johnson, Wendy Jackson, Dora Morales and Isabel Gonzales. Second row, Elizabeth Williams, Trevina Uddley, Virginia Con- treas, Brenda Walker, Margie Sauceda and Rhonda Haarmeyer. Third row, John Esquiel, Daniel Quintana, Eddie Gonzales and Renay Williams. 160 DE students gain valuable experience Distributive Education I students are, first row, from left, Reed, Eddie Arteaga, Doug Perry, Richard Bradley, Shelli Estep, Tony Raybal, Brenda Sims, David Perez, David Voyles, Debra Sanderson and Randy Jones. Connie Nevares and Jesse Alcozer. Second row, Gina Distributive Education II students are, first row, from Freese, Curtis Cross, Jeff Foster, James Bradley, Cheryl left, Joe Diaz, Andy Garcia, Norma Arteaga, Jeannette Scott, Tonya Hunt and Dick Dye, Instructor. Williams and Angie Vasquez. Second row, Donna 161 DECA officers lead distributive education DECA officers are, first row, from left, James Bradley, reporter and Joe Diaz, sergeant at-arms. Second row, Donna Freese, secretary; Curtis Cross, president and Gina Reed, vice president. French Club members learn French language, culture French Club officers are, first row, from left, Kyleen Walker, vice president and Sindy Stanford, photographer. Second row, Tracy Dedek, secretary-treasurer and Tammy Gunnels, president. French II and III class members are, first row, from left, Tammie Gun nels, Kyleen Walker, Sindy Stanford and Tracy Dedek. Second row, Lisa Nolan, Lucia Vernon and Tonya Clark. French I class members are, first row, from left, Shelli Trammell, Jane-Ellen Taylor and Twyila Barnett. Sec- ond row, Lisa Rosenbaum, Criss Baldwin, Cindy Blankenship, Tracy Wheeler, Mechelle Clark and Bosario Cantu. Third row, Eloy Gonzales, Raymond Thomashide, Doug Kayler, Nina Lopez and Julian Sierra. 163 FFA trains future Hale County farmers Members of the Junior Chapter Conducting Team which Senter, Miles Owen, Brent Richburg, Steve George and won a First Place in District competition are, first row, from Jayne Stroud, left, Henry Garza and Chad Reed. Second row, Carmen Agriculture 1 and IV class members are, first row, from left, Delbert Barrett, Paul Batton, Corey Caldwell, Dan- ny Castleberry, David Painter, Carmen Senter and Page Chambers. Second row, Keith Bell, Koy Stair, Kent Buchanan, Mickey Bye, Gregg Forbes, Scott Baucum, Chad Taylor, Stephen Steen, Koy Stair, Tony Davis and Jeff McClenney. Third row, Patty Autry, Jana Bontke, Pricilla Ellis, Monty McClain, James Smith, Mike Daniels, Gilbert Garcia and Terry Andrae. 164 Agriculture I and Agriculture Co-op I class members are, first row, from left, Stanley Marshall, Bryson Vadder, Monty Ebel- ing, Steve Smith, Mark Matsumoto, Henry Garza and Allen Turnbough. Second row, Jayson Stroud, Chad Reed, Doug White, Mack Lees, Donald Kruse, Mark Mull, Brent Richburg, Lonnie Turnbough and Danny Steffe. Third row, Corey Chaney, Gary Hyde, Mike Cork, Jayne Stroud, Shelly Noel, Janna Bray, Allison Hayes and Steve George. Agriculture II and Agriculture Co-op II students are, first row, from left, Steven Reese, Randy Palmer, David Reid, Monte Clark and Peter Anzaldua. Second row, Jeff Ziehr, Tim Baucum, Chip Stanford, T. J. McCarty, Sean Hunter, Debs Fulton, Jimmy Tyler, Lee Miks, Mark Lee and Richard Senter. Third row, Ruben Rivera, Dusty Beasley, Maria Hooper, Mary Gonzales, Ada Russell, Robert Ballard and Tim Hardage. 165 FHA teaches valuable living skills At right FHA officers are, first row, from left, Leah Covey, vice president of en- counter and Liz Hart, secretary. Second row, Lori Griffith, president; Scarlet Landry, vice president of projects and Gena Mclain, treasurer. Below, FHA members and their teacher, Lisa Kersh (center) share an after- school snack at the Wee Care Day Care Center where they have met to work with small children. 166 Above, FHA members, from left, Amy Luna, Renee Haarmeyer, Diana Pequeno and Lisa Cantu look over the latest issues of magazines dedicated to homemaking. At left, from bot- tom, Grade Medina, Lisa Cantu and Diana Pe- queno help paint the interior of the Wee Care Day Care Center as one of their projects for the year. 167 FTA — tomorrow’s teachers set their goals The top ten merit point winners in the Plainview High School Chapter of the Future Teachers of America proudly display the scrapbook they took to state com- petition. They are, from left, Sheryl Bedwell, Maria Tinoco, Shelly Bedwell, Jana Marshall, Angela Hayes, Cindy Mitchell and Renee Hall. PHS FTA members are, first row, from left, Renee Hall, Norma Ramos, Cindy Mitchell, Tamara Nazworth, Shel- ly Bedwell, Cindy Cole, Tamara Offield, Molly McNutt and Kim Kaylor. Second row, Kim Davis, Maria Tinoco, Angela Walker, Kay Dunning, Kristi Rowan, Jana Mar- shall, Ginger Hayes, Sheryl Bedwell and Cindy Morton. 168 FT A chapter officers proudly display a “Best Chapter” plaque award- ed them at the FTA District convention held on the Wayland Universi- ty campus in October. Officers are, first row, from left, Cindy Morton, treasurer and Renee Hall, historian. Second row, Cindy Mitchell, parliamentarian; Shelly Bedwell, vice president; Ginger Hayes, presi- dent; Jana Marshall, secretary and Kristi Rowan, historian. FTA student of the month for February, Angela Walker, left, assists Mrs. P t Brown, FTA sponsor, with paper grading. 169 HERO members learn to accept responsibility First period HERO members are, first row, from left, Christy Wilds, Tammy Thornton and Patricia Barley. Se- cond row, Sue Stanford, adviser; Barbara Ray, Keri Dunlap, Tanya Curry, Jeannie Guerrera, Teri Johnson and Linda Wallace. Third row, Mark Seago, Asael Villerreal, William Braxton, Randy Neeley and Robert Box. Third period HERO members and club officers are, first row, from left, Robert Box, parliamentarian; Becky Douglas, reporter; Beth Burkhart, historian; Patricia Barley, treasurer; Cynthia Hinojosa, secretary; Sandra Harriss, third vice president, Lorri Dalton, second vice president and Terri Johnson, president. Second row, Susan Bryan, Stephanie Morgan, Debbie Gouldy, Cheryl Wharton, Dee Dee Purdy, Patti Rodriguez and Gwynne Thompson. Third row, Randy Vera, Patrick Smith, Joe Ramirez and Carlos Saenz. 170 ICT offers chance to learn, earn Second period ICT class members are, first row, from left, Jane Warren, Brett Wright, Kelton Lilley, Danea Mott, Minerva Villarreal, Nicky Smothermon and Tom Jenkins, coordinator. Second row, Danny Perez, Denise Davis, Cheryl Whitaker, Tammy Thrasher, Joe Dale Bradshaw, Albert Chapa, Cora Craven and Johnny Blackwell. Third period ICT class members are, first row, from left, Penne Spencer, Lisa Thrasher, Leslie Miller, Alice Montelongo, George Gonzales and Tom Jenkins, coor- dinator. Second row, Richard Van Kluyve, Brad Bowman, Stephanie Morris, Tony Rios and Terry Birdsong. 171 Key Club members seek to serve community Key Club members are, first row, from left, Bert Dear- dorf, Freddy Joe, Susan Castleberry, Kasey Mayfield, Laura Dobbins, Mickey Almendarez and Kevin McKeown. Second row, Paul Dobbins, advisor; Myron Weidenbach, Larry Lewis, Melissa Horne, Shellie Hem- Kristi Lee Bennett, left, and LaDonna Owens prepare to raise the flag at the beginning of the school day. This is done daily by members of the Key Club. bree, Kristi Lee Bennett, Ginger Bell, Laura Snelling, LaDonna Owens, Toby Poston and Patrick Cross. Third row, Alex Gonzales, Michael Gambrell, Mark Lam, Mike Northup, Diane Berry, Barbara Hatchel, Tushar Patel, Barry Sarver, Nikoy Kunkel and Paul Guajardo. Key Club officers are, from bottom, Paul Guajardo, co- secretary; Michael Gambrell, vice president; Mark Lam, president; Norman Bearden, project chairman; Laura Dobbins, reporter; Danea Mott, co-secretary and Susan Castleberry, treasurer. 173 Latin Club studies the classics Latin Club officers are, first row, from left, Jeanne Hogge, programs; Janie Jackson, programs; Delesa Vadder, president; Carla McKeown, publicity and Joli Temple, secretary-treasurer. Se- cond row, Mrs. Pam Kendall, sponsor; Emil Kramer, secretary-treasurer and Chris McKinnis, attendance officer. Latin Club members are, first row, from left, Stephanie Morris, Burton Smith, Leah Kay Lyle, Todd Keller, Becky Dunn and Marie Hooper. Second row, Carla Bon- tke, LaDonna Owens, Danea Mott, Xylina Gregg, Melissa Coleman, Stacy Smith, Cindy Morton and Kristi Wilson. Third row, Toby Poston, Chris Dillard, Tim Brown and Richard Stanley. 174 NJHS recognizes academic excellence National Junior Honor Society officers for 1982-83 are, Melissa Dorman, secretary and Tim Hardage, vice from left, Julie Branch, president; Jeff James, treasurer; president. NJHA President Julie Branch addresses new members and their parents at the in- duction ceremony. 175 NHS membership reward for excellence Ns Immediately above, National Honor Society advisor Mrs. Joanne Bowers addresses the audience at the annual NHS Induction Ceremony. At immediate right NHS of- ficers are first row, from left, Russ McBeth, treasurer; Xylina Gregg, vice president for membership; Joli Tem- ple, vice president for programs and Carla McKeown, historian and publicity chairman. Second row, Delesa Vadder, president. At upper far right NHS member Janie Jackson places the symbolic pledge key around the neck of prospective member Carol Horne during pledge week. At lower far right Mrs. Bowers talks to NHS members during one of their regular meetings in the basement of the library. ( i- m A 176 177 Publications Club visits Lubbock Activities of the Publications Club in 1982 83 included a Christmas party, a candy sale and a field trip to Lubbock in April that included stops at KLBL television, South Plains Mall and the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal for a tour of the plant. All students enrolled in a journalism class, as well as second-year photography students, are eligible for membership in the Publications Club. Publications work begins before school in the fall. At left, from right, Carla McKeown and Mitzi Ehresman take orders for the 1983 Plain View during registration in August of 1982. Publications Club members are, first row, from right, Bernice Leija, Patricia Landeros, Marcheta Gattis, Lisa Nolan, Leah Covey, Joanna Kirkpatrick and Rosalinda Marroquin. Second row, Raymond Flores, Rosario Can- tu, Angie Reyes, Camille Anderson, Ralph Aguilera, Randy Mickey, Melinda Oglesby, Linda Spann, Elsa Aguilar and Carrie Shugart. Third row, Tara Anderson, Albert Aguirre, Richard Van Kluyve, Tony Raybal, Ken- neth Stepp, Jr., Elida Garces, Norma Ramos, Carla McKeown and Robin Butlar. 178 Above and below, Publications Club members enjoy pizza during the Christmas party. Door prizes were given at the close of the party. 179 At immediate right and at lower right, opposite page, Publications Club members are shown how the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal is produced during their tour of the newspaper plant in April. At lower left, club members attend a planning session in the journalism room early in the fall. 180 181 Radio-TV Club teaches members valuable skills At left, Radio-TV instructor Greg Patridge shows member Lowell Owens how to test a faulty television set. Below, Mike Baker, right, checks out a new tube to Roy Cisneros. The radio-tv shop has a well-stocked sup- ply room. 182 Radio-TV Club officers are, from left, Lowell Owens, sergeant-at-arms; Joe Lradley, president; Jackie Ander- son, reporter; Jeff Stalcup, vice president; Brian Faulkner, parliamentarian; John Joe Perez, secretary and Randy Harrison, treasurer. Radio-TV Club members are, first row, from left, Larry Ruiz, Roger Perez, Joe Bradley, Shannon Thrasher, Jessie Morales, John Shores, Mike Foster and Randy Harrison. Second row, Joel Daniel, Roy Cisneros, Wayne McDonald, Donald Loflin, Jeff Stalcup, John Joe Perez, David Landrum and Kelly Fleming. Back row, Greg Patridge, instructor; Mike Baker, Robert Stepp, Lowell Owens, Brian Faulkner, Jackie Anderson, Joe Valladarez, Kent Jones and Brad Cross. 183 Leslie Miller crowned PHS Rodeo Queen Members of the PHS Rodeo club are, first row, from left, Stacy Miller, Cory Chaney, Jeff McClenney, Bob May, Timmy Field, mascot; Mark Matthews, Bobby McCarty, Mike Tue and Mike Matthews. Second row, Tracy Miller, Christina Langston, Page Chambers, secretary; Natalie Pruitt, Leslie Miller, queen; Amy Olson, Gail Cork, reporter; Andrea Hayes, Sheila Bradshaw, Jeanette Hunt, Allen Douglas. Third row, Mark Mull, Tony Johnson, T. J. McCarty, first vice president; Sean Hunter, Jimmy Tyler, Lee Miks, president; Debs Fulton, Gary Hyde, Clay Matthews, Daron Brown, Kenneth Anderson, Carol Ann Field, sponsor; and Lonnie Turnbough. At immediate right, PHS Rodeo Club Queen Leslie Miller competes in the barrel race competition at the an- nual PHS Rodeo in April. On opposite page unidentified competitors participate in the bronc riding competition at the PHS Rodeo. 184 185 Spanish first language of Spanish Club Spanish Club officers are, from left, Thame Chapman, president; Lisa Andrews, vice president; Ruth Widger, student council representative for club; and Theresa Higdon, treasurer. Not pictured is Holly Whatley, secretary-reporter. Spanish Club members are, first row, from left, Ellen Gardner, Julie Terrell, Andrea Hayes, Lorraine Rivera and Marcela Flores. Second row, K. Garrison, sponsor; Lisa Andrews, Leslie Higdon, Theresa Higdon, Ruth Widger, Debbie Widger and Virginia Saladna. Third row, T. J. McCarty, Lee Jones, Arturo Hernandez, Ralph Aguilera, Brad Bowman, Thame Chapman, Stephen Morgan, Alfred Perez and Mike Widger. 186 Thespians perfect theatrical skills At left, Thespian Club members Kelly Murry (left) and Craig Etheredge both received honors at the UIL spring one-act play contest held in Lubbock in March. Etheredge was named to the South Plains All-Star cast, while Murry received honorable mention status for his per formance. Below, Thespian officers are, from left, Misti Dickey, Melissa Dorman, Susan Castleberry and Becky Dunn. 187 VOCCT classes learn office duplication Members of the morning VOCCT class are, from left, Melissa Delgado, Linda Valesquez, Dora Gallardo, Melissa Smith, Sipriana Gonzales, Gracie Zamora, Diana Quintero, Betty Aviles, Nellie Hinojosa, Jerry Maldonado and Felipa Flores (seated). Members of the afternoon VOCCT class are, from left, Juarez, Enrique Hernandez, Linda Garza, Marina Gon- Mrs. Charlene Griffin, treacher, Patricia Alcozer, Lor- zales and Patricia Porras. raine Tijerina, Veronica Garrillo, Mary Ann Garza, Tina 188 VOCT — CO-OP members mix learning, work VOCT-CO-OP members displaying prize winning photo do, Henry Galvan, Jeff Langston, Robert Coleman, Ken- panels, notebooks and job exhibits are, from left, Adela neth Cate, James Grogan and Jerry Adams. Escalante, Kathy Evans, David Rivera, Trinidad Gallar- Members of the VOCT-CO-OP opening and closing Robert Coleman, Jerry Adams, Trinidad Gallardo, team are, from left, W. T. Andrae, Henry Galvan, James Grogan, Kenneth Cate and David Rivera. 189 VOE Club members learn office skills VOE Club members advancing to State OEA competi- tion are, from left, Ginger Hayes, Julie Watson, Lisa Cantu, Janci Schwalm and Gloria Perez. 190 VOE Club officers are, from left, Sylvia Hernandez, secretary; Julie Watson, historian; Ida Linda Rodriguez, chaplain; Kristi Rowan, sergeant-at-arms; Gloria Perez, president; Lisa Cantu, vice president; Angie Gutierrez, parliamentarian and Barbara Cox, reporter. VOE Lab members are, first row, from left, Kristi Kaye Bennett, Janci Schwalm, Cara Oglesby, Diana Perez, Doris LaFuente, Donna Ferguson, Trixie McNeill and Cristi Jones. Second row, Melinda Hall, ViTricia Cowart, Renee Hall, Shelly Bedwell, Jana Marshall, Liana Watson, Sheila Thomas and Lori Yowell. Third row, Julie Watson, Lupe Gallegos, Kay Nimmo, Ray- mond Flores, Kristi Rowan, Lisa Cantu, Diana Pequeno and Cynthia Alonzo. VOE CO-OP members are, first row, from left, Gloria Perez, Connie Grimaldo, Angie Gutierrez, Miros Garza, Sylvia Hernandez, Andrea Hayes, Lori Green and Bar- bara Cox. Second row, Ida Linda Rodriguez, Leticia Gonzales, Rosa Perez, Ginger Hayes, Torrie Norrell, Kathy Wall and Pam Huffman. Third row, Debbie Webb, Cindy Mitchell, Alice Sanchez, Maria Tinoco and Becky Castle. 191 ?VV 'w ADMINISTRATION 192 Superintendent congratulates students, faculty The 1982-83 school year has been a banner one for Plainview High School. The accomplishments made and the honors received by both students and teachers at PHS have set new records. On behalf of the Plainview Board of Education and your superintendent, permit me to congratulate members of the 1982-83 PHS student body and faculty for this very good year. We encourage you to continue to strive for high goals in the future. Lamont Veatch, Superintendent Douglas Whatley, Secretary Neal Burnett Deryl Tapp Cynthia Pinnell 194 Jerry Don George Principal Larry McBee Assistant Principal 195 MRS. DOROTHY TULLIS Junior Counselor JAMES STARKEY Junior Counselor 196 ALFRED HENDERSON Sophomore Dean LEON KENDALL Sophomore Counselor DALE SMITH Freshman Dean MRS. VIRGINIA BENNETT Freshman Counselor 197 Miss Nila Copeland Secretary to the Principal Secretaries and nurses — the unsung heroes Office secretaries are, from left, Huff and Beverly Lance. Nez Starkey, Winnie Office workers are, first row, from left, Ginger Bill- ington, Lori Assiter, Becky Winton, Mary Halley, Richard Rubio, Belinda Gaither, Rosalinda Marroquin and Nora Villarreal. Second row, Edith Hernandez, Kel- ly Phillips, Cindy Burnett, Rosa Barrera, Kristi Aday, Naji Ayoub, Curtis Cross, Randy Mickey and Alice Montelongo. 199 There’s always a quiet corner in the library Betty McGhee, Head Librarian Janice Loafman, Geneva Bailey, Dora McBee, Librarians Library workers are, first row, from left, Kathy Burnett and Cheryl Evans. Second row, Robert Pardo, Tuckness, Tessa Howell, LaDonna Johnson, Cindy Jessie Soliz, Kelly Pirkle and Steve Olson. 200 Cooks, custodians keep the wheels turning In top photo, cafeteria workers are, from left, Geneva King, Gladys Simoneau, Pearl Hooten, Louise Ander- son, Marta Escalante, Judy Shuping and Linda Peoples, cafeteria director. Immediately above, custodians are, first row, from left, Dean Box, Doris Green, Juanita Jaminez and Lupe Villa. Second row, Ted Merle, Margarito Escalante, Curtis Green and Robert Box. Bill Havens, Head Custodian 201 Science Department offers innovative classes ANNIE BAKER Resource Teacher ROBIN BASS Consumer Ed., Homemaking NANCY BAUCUM Algebra, Math, Trigonometry RENEA BELL Typing EDDIE BENEFIELD Physical Science JANE BERRY Computer Math, Dept. Head MARGARET BERRY Homemaking, Home Furnishings NEIL BILLINGSLEY Bowling, Physical Ed., Racquet Ball JOANNE BOWERS Dept. Head, Mini-Science, Physics JIM BOB BROWN American History, Athletics PAT BROWN Language Arts CARLTON BUCHANAN Athletics, Health, P.E., Swimming JUDY BUCHANAN Physical Science VIRGINIA BUTLER Language Development Lab TATE CASEY Athletics, World History PAULINE CHRISTIAN Biology REGINA CLARK Geometry, Math RITA CRONHOLM Chemistry, Physical Science WILLIAM A. CROSS Radio and TV BRUCE CUNNINGHAM Free Enterprise, JV Tennis, Varsity Tennis 202 -I. tt Science Department Head, Mrs. Joanne Bowers, left, demonstrates usage of a function generator to Lori Dalton in the Physics Lab. •T Wpe CHARLCY DICKSON Home and Family ROBERT DICKSON Algebra TERRI BETH DILLARD Art PAUL DOBBINS Vocational Drafting DICK DYE Distributive Education LINDA EVERSOLE Accounting PAULA FINNEY VOE Co-op GEORGE FRANKLIN Athletics, Math KAY GARRISON Debate, Free Enterprise, Spanish NORMAN GOEN Auto Mechanics LILY GOODIN English DIANE GOREE Special Education 203 CHARLINE GRIFFIN CVAE Office, Duplication RUTH GRIFFIN Aerobics, Girls P.E., P.E. Dept. Head DAN HAMRICK Athletics, Driver Education, World History SHARON HARDER English DAVID HARP Bible LINDA HATCHEL English GRANT HAYNES Journalism, Photogrpahy MARCIE HICKS English, French JOHN HILL Algebra, Athletics, Math SANDRA HOFSOMMER English BOBBY HUDSON General Machine Woodworking TOM JENKINS ICT ERNIE KAHN American History, Athletics HENRYETTA KAISER VOE Lab PAM KENDALL Latin, World History LISA KERSH Child Development NANCY KIDD Algebra, Math SUE KIDWELL English JERRY KILLION Stage Band J. W. KING Freshman Band 204 Teaching requires patience, dedication JOYCE KITE Aerobics, Health, Racquet Ball, Tennis SUSAN LAFONT American History, English RON LANGE Choir A. B LYLES Geometry, Math MONTY MALCOLM Athletics, Environmental Science JANA MAPP Cheerleading Sponsor, English delores McCullough English KEVIN O’HAIR Athletics, Biology, Environmental Science 205 Art teacher Terri Beth Dillard assists Jerry Coots with a self portrait assignment. PHS faculty, staffers back Angry Red STEVE OLDHAM Vocational Agriculture MARSHA PARR Homemaking STEVE PARR Athletics, World History GREG PATRIDGE Radio and TV HARVEY PENNELL CVAE Co-op JULIA PICKENS Athletics, Bowling. Health, Swimming CARL PRICE English, Girls Basketball, Speech O. T. RYAN Band Director, Fine Arts Dept. Head GREG SHERWOOD Athletic Director, Head Football Coach ELLEN SIMS English JOHN SMITH Math SUE STANFORD HECE BECKY TAYLOR Government RONNIE TEICHELMAN Vocational Agriculture FLORABEL TISDEL Language Arts DENNIS TOMLIN Athletics, Government, Sociology PAT TONE Athletics, Biology, Environmental Science GEORGE VAN HOOSE General Construction, Houston School DAVID VICKERS Mechanical Training, Houston School LANEE WARRICK Cheerleading Sponsor, Record Keeping, Shorthand 206 PHS Cafeteria workers join together to support the Angry Red football team at playoff time. LISA WATKINS Drama, Technical Theater BOB WHITE Building Trades GENE WHITE Metal Trades PAULA WILLIAMS English SANDRA WILLIAMS American History, Social Studies Dept. Head BENNY WITHERSPOON Athletics, World History English Dept. Head 207 CLASSES We finally made it — we’re seniors! BRENT ADAIR Basketball, NJHS, Key Club, Student Council (Rep), Boys’ State JERRY ADAMS V.O.C.T., Student Council (Rep) RANDY ADAMS ALBERT AGUIRRE Soph., J.V., Varsity Basketball, Photography I, II, Building Trades 1 (V. Pres.) TOMMY ALCOZER RICHARD ALVIS MEREDITH AMICK Track, NJHS, NHS JACKIE ANDERSON VICA W. T. ANDRAE VOCT (class adviser), Ag., LETICIA ARELLANO NORMA ARTEAGA DECA I and II, DECA (Treas.) LORI ASSITER Band, Bandetts, Rag Corps, FTA, Choir, Publications, Who’s Who, Girls’ State Nominee WAYNE AUSTIN HAROLD BALL Football, HERO Club ROSA BARRERA Fresh., JV, Varsity Cheerleader, 4-5A Marching Band, 1980 State Marching Contest, Flag Corps (Captain), Bandettes, Symphonic Band, NHJS, FHA, Jr. Class (Sec) BLAKE BARTON NJHS, NHS, Football, All-District, All-South Plains, Student Council, Sr. Class (Treas), FCA (Pres) JEFF BAUCUM Varsity Football, Basketball SCOTT BAUCUM DUSTY BEASLEY Key Club, FFA, CO-OP Ag. 1 and II, FFA (Sec, Jr. and Sr.) KEITH BELL Band, Drum Major, Boys’ State, Crecendos, Latin Club, FFA, Lone Star Farmer, Stage Band, Ag Crop Production Award, Quiz Team, Seed. Cotton, and Land Judging, NJHS, People to People Nominee, Lions Club, Student of the Month 211 DAVID BIRD TERRY BIRDSONG JIMMY BOEDECKER ROBERT BOX Varsity Tennis, Band. HECE I (V. Pres), HECE II (Pari) ROBERT BRADIC WILLIAM BRAXTON DARON BROWN Vocational Drafting I and II, Rodeo Club, VICA Club, Band SUSAN BRYAN Varsity Golf, A cappella Choir, NJHS, HECE, HERO Club. KEITH BRYANT 5 A Band, A cappella Choir, Stage Band, “Oklahoma,” “110 in the Shade,” “Camelot,” 4 All-Region Band, All Region Choir, 2 Area Band, NJHS, NHS KENT BUCHANAN Band, NJHS, FFA, Area I Public Speaking Contests, Dairy Cattle Judging, Seed, Identification, Cotton, Judging Contest, Quiz Team CINDY BURNETT Library, Office DAWN BURNS Council Rep, (fresh) FTA, FHA, Band, Flag Corps, Art Club, VOCT (Rep) 212 Some of the seniors of 1983 take time out from Corona- tion practice to pose for the camera. The fall was filled with the stuff of memories Twirler Fanchon West gets a bouquet of flowers and a hug from a cheerleader dur- ing the homecoming pep rally. LEE BUSTOS Soph., JV Football PAULA BUTLER Fresh., JV, Var. Basketball, Track, Drama, Key Club, NJHS (V. Pres.), B PW Girl of the Month, Girls’ State Nominee, Fellowship of Christian Athletes MICKEY BYE ROSARIO CANTU French Club, 1982 PlainView staff, 1983 PlainView staff TERESA CANTU DE I, Spanish Club TAMMY CARTER BECKY CASTLE VOE, VOE Lab, OEA Club BARBARA CHANCE Art Club, “Camelot” 213 Homecoming came early this year Lisa Nolan, left, and Donna Freese were chosen homecoming queen and princess, respectively, by the student body in October. THAME CHAPMAN Math and Science Club, Key Club, Spanish Club (Pres), J.V. and Varsity Football, NHS, NJHS, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, “Alice in Wonderland,” Library Aide, Academic Average Award, Honor Roll SHARON CHATHAM NORA CISNEROS MONTE CLARK FFA MELISSA COLEMAN NJHS, Latin Club, Flag Corps Captain, Symphonic Band, “Camelot,” Typing UIL Contest, All-Region Band GERRY COOTS CHRISTINA CORONADO VOE Club, Lab, and Co-op LEAH COVEY “Odd Couple,” “Liven de Life,” “The Glass Menagerie,” “Winnie the Pooh,” Thespian Club, ENMU Dramatics Award of Excellence, Key Club (Rep), FHA (V. Pres), Student Council (Rep), Publications Club, Varsity Track, J.V. Tennis, Varsity Cheerleader 214 Homecoming queen candidates are introduced at a morning assembly. 215 BARBARA COX VOE Club (rep ), VOE Coop, VOE lab, OEA Club, NJHS, JOANN CRAVEN BRAD CROSS CURTIS CROSS DECA (Pres.), D.E. I and II, Photography I and II, J V Tennis TANYA CURRY HECE LORI DALTON NJHS, Band, Bandette (Pres ), Student Council Rep. DEBORAH DAVIS LORRI DAYTON HERO, Jr. Class (Sec ), Sr. Class (Vice Pres ), “Oklahoma” DERRIK DEBERRY Fresh. Football, Track TRACY DEDEK NJHS, NHS, J.V Tennis, French Club (officer), Who’s Who JOE DIAZ Band, DECA I and II (Sergeant-At-Arms) BECKY DOUGLAS HERO Club (Historian), “Oklahoma,” Who’s Who DONNA DOUGLAS MICHELLE DOWIS Band (See ), Stage Band, Bandettes (V. Pres.), NHS, NJHS, Lions Queen Cand., Basketball, State Marching Contest 1980 ANDREW DUNLAP Var. Baseball, Var. Football, 5-A Band, Jr. Class Pres., Student Council Pres., Key Club, NJHS, Spanish Club, All-District Honorable Mention (Baseball), All-District (Baseball) QUENNOTH DUNLAP MICHELE EDWARDS FCA, Key Club, Latin Club, NJHS, NHS, Student Council Rep., Breakfast Opt. Club Sweetheart, Girls’ State Nominee, FHA, Fresh., JV, and Var. Basketball MITZI EHRESMAN 1983 Plain View Editor, Staff Member ’81-’82, Latin Club (Tribune), Art Club (Act. Chairman), Publications Club (Treasurer), FTA, NJHS, Honor Roll, Girls’ State Delegate, Gifted and Talented Program LINDA ELLIS CRIS ESTRADA Spanish Club KIRK EVANS Var. Football, Var Track, FCA, “Camelot,” “Winnie the Pooh,” All-District Football, Offensive and Defensive Lineman ’82 KIM FAVER KELLY FLEMING Ag , FFA, VICA. MICHAEL FLORES Fresh, and JV Football. Fresh, and Soph. Basketball, Fresh. Track, Baseball, Band, Stage Band SEAN FOLEY Var. Football, Var. Baseball, FCA TIM FORD Art Club, HECE, HERO JEFF FOSTER Ag., FFA, DE. DECA MIKE FOSTER VCA (Sec ), Band 216 We found time for academics too Emil Kramer questions Eloy Gonzales during mock trial in Mrs. Taylor’s government class. DONNA FREESE Band, 1980 State Marching Contest, Bandettes. Band (Treas.), Flag Corps Captain, DECA (Sec), (V. Pres), Rodeo Club, Lions Club Nominee, Homecoming Princess, Jr. Class Favorite Runner- Up, Texas Girls’ State BELINDA GAITHER MELINDA GAITHER 5-A Marching Band, Bandettes Club, 1980 State Marching Contest TRINIDAD GALLARDO VOCT(Parl , Pres.) HENRY GALVAN VOCT (V. Pres.) MICHAEL GAMBRELL Dist., State, National Vocational Drafting Club Business Procedure team, VICA, Key Club (V. Pres) ANDY GARCIA DECA I and II CARLOS GARCIA Varsity Cross Country and Track, (MVP) Cross Country 1982 and 1983 MANUEL GARCIA OSCAR GARCIA Band, JV Baseball, Building Trades (Treas.). PETE GARCIA A cappella Choir, “Oklahoma,” ‘‘110 In the Shade,” “Camelot,” Football Manager, Art Club ELLEN GARDNER Student Council (Rep), Executive Council (Sec), NHS, NJHS, Merit Award. Who’s Who, People to People Ambassador, Key Club, Spanish Club, FCA, Publications Staff, Photo II, Gifted-talented Student 217 You’re a senior only one time From left, Sindy Stanford, Sandra Stanford and Terri Johnson enjoy a pep rally. KRYSTAL GAYLOR Cheerleader — Fresh., J.V., Varsity, VOE, NJHS, Key Club, FHA MELINDA GOMEZ ALEX GONZALES VICA, Drafting Club (Pres.), Parliamentary Procedure, Key Club EDDIE GONZALES Cosmetology I and II, VICA (Sergeant At-Arms), FHA, Drama GEORGE GONZALES ICT, VICA, Drama, Band GILBERT GONZALES ISABEL GONZALES FHA, Cosmetology I and II, “Red White Blue Revue,” “Bye Bye Birdy,” VICA LETICIA GONZALES Band, VOE, VOE Coop, Girls’ State Nominee CURTIS GREEN VOCT LORI GREEN French Club, VOE Club, Girls’ State Nominee XYLINA GREGG NHS (VP), Latin Club, Band, Flag Corps, Gifted Talented Program, NJHS UIL Spelling, UIL Typing LORI GRIFFITH Key Club, JV Cheerleader, Varsity Tennis, Spanish Club, FHA (Pres), Girls’ State Nominee, FCA 218 CONNIE GRIMALDO VOE Lab and Coop, Spanish Club JEANIE GUERRERO Spanish Club, VOE, HERO, Student Council (Rep), Varsity Basketball Manager TAMM1E GUNNELS French Club (Pres), Student Council (Rep), Queen Candidate, Thespian Club, “Camelot,” “Children’s Show,” Stage Manager, FTA, Band ANGIE GUTIERREZ French I and II, VOE Lab and Coop, RHONDA HAARMEYER Cosmetology, VICA KENNETH HALLMAN SUSAN HANSARD Band, Stage Band, NJHS, JULIE HARMAN A Cappella Choir, Band, All Region Choir and Band, Bandettes, Chamber Singers, “Camelot” SANDRA HARRISS FTA, JR. Chaplain, Sr. Historian, HECE, Hero Club (V.P.), Drama I ANDREA HAYES FFA (V. Pres), Rodeo Club, Spanish Club, FTA (Chaplain, BDHRA, TSHSRA, 4-H, VOE Club, Meat Judging Team, Jr. and Sr. Chapter Conducting, NJHS GINGER HAYES FTA Club (Pres, Sec), VOE Club, NJHS, Girls’ State Nominee RANDY HARRISON Electronics DEBBIE HERNANDEZ Band, VOE Club (historian), Spanish Club MARTIN HERNANDEZ SYLVIA HERNANDEZ RENEE HERRING BRYAN HERRINGTON Football Manager and Baseball Manager (Varsity), Metal Trades I and II DAVID HIPOLITO JEANNE HOGGE Symphonic Band, Varsity Twirler, All-Region Band, All-Area Band, All-State Band, A Capella Choir, Latin Club, NJHS, NHS SHIRLEY HOLLOWAY Band State Contest 1980, Bandettes (Sec), 5-A Band 219 TERESA HOLLOWAY PAM HUFFMAN NHS. NJHS, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, FTA, Drama, Basketball, VOE Lab, VOE Co-op, OEA TONYA HUNT DECA JANIE JACKSON A Cappella Choir, NJHS, NHS, Var. Tennis, Latin Club BRAD JOB BAMBI JOHNSON LADONNA JOHNSON Basketball (Fresh), JV Cheerleader, Queen Candidate, Cosmetology, V1CA, Student Council Rep. SHERRY JOHNSON TERRI JOHNSON Fresh., JV Cheerleader, HECE, HERO (Pres.), Student Council, Key Club, Lions’ Queen Candidate EMIL KRAMER RENEE LAIRD Student Council Reporter (Fresh, Soph), Tennis, Basketball (Statistician), VOE Lab MARK LAM Drafting Club Reporter, 1983 Drafting Club (Treas ), Executive Council Pari., Dist. 6 VICA Reporter 1983, Boys’ State, Who’s Who, NJHS, VICA Procedure Team, 1982, Key Club (Pres.) 220 Key Club members Alex Gonzales, left, and Michael Gambrel present Mr. Hudson with a balloon and a birth- day card on his birthday. We cherish the friendships we made Home and Family teacher Charlsey Dickson, center, chats with Derik Smith, left, and Cindy Blankenship after class. JESSE LANDEROS PATRICIA LANDEROS Photography I and II, Publications Club, FTA, FHA, 1982 Plain View (Soph. Ed.), 1983 Plain View (Jr. Ed), Plain View (Honors Co-Ed.) SCARLET LANDRY 3 years Varsity Tennis, 2 years Basketball, FHA Vice-president, Photography I and II, Key Club, FCA, Student Council, Honor Roll BERNICE LEIJA Publications Club, Plain View ’82 (Sports Co-Ed.), (Senior Ed.), FHA, Choir, “Oklahoma” LINDA LIVESAY French Club (3 years), FTA Historian, Key Club, FHA, JV Tennis, Who’s Who KIM LLOYD NJHS, A Cappella Choir Officer (3 years). Chamber Singers, UIL District (First place typing). Girl of the Month, Honor Roll GILBERT LOPEZ Band — 4 years. Building Trades I and II JESUSA LOPEZ Spanish Club 221 ANGELA LOVE TOMMY LOVE RUSS McBETH NJHS, NHS. People to People Ambassador, FCA, Key Club, Football, Basketball STACY McCARTY T. J. McCARTY Rodeo Club, Co-op Ag., FFA, FFA Rodeo Team, Spanish Club CARLA McKEOWN Editor Bulldog Barker, NHS, Latin Club, Student Council, Publications Club, NJHS CHRIS McKINNIS PAT MARSE Football, Basketball, FCA, NJHS, Key Club Leah Covey practices her humility routine with Albert Aguirre in prepara- tion for upcoming Twirp Week in February. Delesa Vadder excels in academics, sports Tonja Clark, left, is welcomed into the National Honor Society by Assistant Principal Larry McBee while NHS frV illL members Xylina Gregg, center, and Delesa Vadder look on during induction ceremonies in the fall. TONY MARES VOCT 3 yrs. ROSALINDA MARROQUIN Spanish Club, Publications Club, '82 Plain View (Fresh ed), '83 Plain View (Soph. ed). Drama, Office PATSY MARTINEZ SANDI MAYFIELD RANDY MICKEY Golf 4 yrs.. Photography I, II RENEE MILLIGAN LEE MIKS Football, Rodeo Club, Co-op Ag., Ag. Radio Team LESLIE MILLER Bandettes, Flag Corps Co-Captain, VICA Sec., Lions Queen Nominee, Rodeo Club, JV Tennis, NJHS CINDY MITCHELL Band, Spanish Club. Bandettes, FTA (pari.), FHA, VOE Club ALICE MONTELONGO VICA, NJHS, Who's Who ROBBIE MOODY Band, Drama DORA MORALES Cosmo. I and II, Drama I and II 223 STEPHEN MORGAN BLAKE MORRIS JANICE NABORS DUNG NGUGEN LISA NOLAN Fresh. JV and Varsity Cheerleader, Soph , and Jr. Class Fav., French Club (V. Pres), Student of the Month, Pub. Club, HC Queen, JV Track, Chamber of Commerce Student of Month TORR1E NORRELL MINA NUNEZ VOCT ROSA NUNEZ Band, Flag Corps (Capt), VOE Club (Treas), NJHS, Lions Queen Candidate ROY ODEN STEVE OLSON Football, FFA, Dairy Cattle Judging (high point individual), Chapter Conducting and Sentinel 82-83 LOWELL OWENS VICA RAY PADILLA Metal Trades (Pres), Band (Pres), JV Baseball. RANDY PALMER FFA (Contest), Livestock Show DANNY PEREZ Freshman Football, Basketball, Track, JV Baseball, ICT, Key Club EDDY PEREZ Fresh., Soph., JV and Varsity Football, JV and Varsity Track RICHARD PERRY FFA I and 11, Co-op Ag. I and II TERRY PERRY FFA KELLIE PHILLIPS GREG PRATT JV Football, JV Baseball ROSA PULIDO 224 Science classes prepare us for college Biology II class members work in the greenhouse. DANIEL QUINTANA Band, HERO, FHA, Cosmetology 1 and II, VICA club (Member, Sgt-at-arms, and Pari.), Participant Skill Speed Contest DAVID RAMIREZ JOE RAMIREZ Band, Art Club, Hero Club WALLY RAMIREZ NORMA RAMOS FHA (V. Pres), FT A (Top Ten to State), Spanish Club, Pub. Club (Clubs Ed.), Bulldog Barker staff PAT RAMOS BARBARA RAY DAVID REID Co-op Ag. 225 WTSU or Tech? — That is the question West Texas State University Registrar Donald Cates, left, talks to prospective students and their parents during the PTA’s College Night. MARLETA RIGGINS DON RIGLER Varsity Football, Basketball, NJHS, NHS, Who’s Who, Student Council, FCA, Boys’ State DAVID RIVERA VOCT, JV Baseball RANDY ROBERTS Football, Basketball, NJHS, Boys’ State, Key Club, Science Club, FCA, IDA RODRIGUEZ Band, VOE Club (Chaplain) 81 82, VOE Co-op 82-83 JACKIE ROSS Cross Country, Band, Basketball (Best Defensive Award), Track (Best Track Award), NHS, NJHS RICHARD RUBIO DE, Office BRENDA SALAS JORGE SANCHEZ Drafting Club, VIC A Opening and Closing Team, Spanish Club, JV Football EDDIE SKAGGS Vocational Drafting Reporter, VICA, Opening and Closing Team, Student Council DEREK SMITH Band, All Region Band, Football, Tennis JERRY SMITH 226 PATRICK SMITH Soph. Class Treasurer, Jr. Class Treasurer, Executive Council Treasurer, 4-year member Varsity Marching Band, Symphonic Band STACY SMITH Red Rage Booster Club. National Jr. Classical League, Bandettes, Band, NJHS, Latin Club PENNE SPENCER ICT, V1CA Club, V1CA (Vice-Pres.), freshman basketball, JV track, NJHS, Student Council Rep , Honor Roll KOY STAIR All Region Band, 1980 State Marching Contest, FFA Officer, Cotton Judging, Crop Judging, Land Judging teams LEIANNE STAIR Band, Bandettes (Treasurer), NJHS, Camelot, 1980 State Marching Contest, Honor Roll SINDY STANFORD Key Club, Varsity Tennis, French Club, Photography, VOE (Vice-Pres ), Student Council Rep , FHA, NJHS STEPHEN STEEN KENNETH STEPP JR. Bulldog Barker Business Manager WENDY STONE STORMIE STROUD DE, Band, FHA, Who’s Who JOLI TEMPLE Band, Rifle Corps (Capt), Latin Club (Quaester), Student Council (Jr. Rep), NJHS, NHS, Bandettes B. TERRELL Football, Baseball, FCA, JHS, Key Club, Student Council, “Camelot” JULIE TERRELL Band, Bandettes, Varsity Tennis and Golf, Key Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, Publicity Chairman DEAN TEYKL GWUONE THOMPSON MARY LYNN THOMPSON Varsity Tennis, A cappella. Chamber Singers, FCA LISA THRASHER ICT, V1CA I and II (Pres), Student Council (Rep), Lions Club Queen Candidate MARIA TINOCO Band, VOE, Co-op and Club, FTA, Spanish Club LONNIE TURNBOUGH FFA. Ag SABRINA UDDLEY 227 TREVINA UDDLEY Track, Cosmetology, VICA, Volleyball, Participant in Skills Speed, (V. Pres., Pres) DELESA VADDER Varsity Basketball and Track, Sportsmanship Scholarship Award, KVOP KATX American Athletic Award, NJHS, NHS(Pres), Latin Club, Merit Awards, FCA, Science Club (Sec), Key Club, Student Council (Rep) MELISSA VALDIVIA CARLOS VALLES ANGIE VASQUEZ DECA I and !I CAROLYN VASQUEZ RANDY VERA LUCIA VERON French Club, Thespians, “Livin’-de Life,” “Charley’s Aunt,” “Diary of Anne Frank,” “Camelot,” “Alice in Wonderland” BRENDA WALKER Cosmetology, VICA Club, Choir PAM WALKER KATHY WALL VOE LINDA WALLACE HECE, Choir, FTA, Hero, Art I and II Cyn Hemphill, Jeanette Hallman, Carlos Garcia and Tim Coleman enjoy an afternoon snack in Homemaking class. 228 Some classes are more fun than others From left, Rosalinda Marroquin, Patricia Landeros, Bernice Leija yearbook class. and Rosario Cantu take a break from the routine in MICAH WEAKS Football, Basketball, Key Club, Sr Class Pres., FCA, “Charlie Brown” KIM WEATHERFORD Key Club, D.E., Oklahoma, Red White and Blue Revue, F.H.A., Who’s Who Award DEBBIE WEBB Band, JV Tennis, V.O.E. MYRON WEIDENBACH Football, Basketball, Student Council (Asst. Treas ), Fresh. Class Favorite, Key Club, FCA (Vice Pres.), Who’s Who, Boys’ State FANCHON WEST Band, Bandettes, Twirler, Plain View (80-81) (Administration Section Ed.), Student Council DOUG WHITE CURTIS WHITFILL BRETT WHITSON Vocational Drafting, V1CA, National Club Business Procedure Team, NJHS 229 The year ended all too soon for many Micah Weaks borrows the back of a fellow student to fill out a senior invitation order in the foyer of the auditorium. RUTH WIDGER Band, Jazz Band, Orchestra, Debate, Spanish Club, Student Council, NHS, Voice of Democracy Essay Contest, Lighthouse Cooperative Essay Contest CHRISTY WIEDNER ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Cross Country, Cosmetology, VICA, Lions Queen Candidate. RENAY WILLIAMS Choir, Cosmetology, VICA, Red, White and Blue Review, “110 in the Shade,” “Oklahoma” TERRY WILLIAMS KACI WOFFORD Golf, Fresh. JV Cheerleader, Chamber Singers. A Capella Choir BRETT WRIGHT GILL WRIGHT C£(}£yQL PAUL YOUNG Band, Basketball, Var. Football, Var. Baseball, Voc. Ag., FFA, 4-H 230 GENA MCMAIN Seniors not photographed Peter Anzaldua James Ayers Cheryl Scott James Bradley Julian Sierra Joe Bradley Aaron Sistrunk Milivda Carter Jesse Soliz Melissa Carter Diane Swearingten Roy Cisneros Anna Torres Michael Crupe Richard Van Kluyve Marvin Daniel Allen Von Hagen Raymond Del Campo George Velez Shelli Dizmang Pete Vera Marvin Ellis Kyleen Walker Robert Enriquez Jay Williams Minerva Esparza Eugene Wood Daniel Favila Angela Young Elida Garces Bobby Martinez Miros Garza David Martinez Eddie Gonzales Renee Milligan Vincent Hall Danny Mitchell Mary Halley Thuan Nguyen Jeanette Hallman Krista Owens Tony Hernandez Gloria Perez Renay Jackson Joe Reyes Wendy Jackson Tony Rios Norma Johnson Ruben Rivera Randy Johnson Jesse Rodriguez Joanna Kirkpatrick Raul Rodriguez Jeff Langston Ricky Rodriguez Mark Lee Dennis Ross Kelton Lilley Carlos Saenz Gena McLain Alice Sanchez Margie Saucedo 231 Brent Adair — Just glad it’s OVER!! Jerry Adams — “Love will turn you around” Big A1 Aguirre — Photographers make better flashers with long exposures Jackie D. Anderson — Free at last, Thank God it’s over! W. T. Andrae — 1 am finally FREE! Party time has finally arrived! See you all at Lake Mackenise! Norma Jean Arteaga — 1 made it mom and dad and Melly! It’s Califor nia time!! Lori MOICAR Assiter — 1 spent 12 long years of hard work and all I have to show for it is a lousy piece of paper. How GREAT!!! Harold Ball - FREE at last, PARTY TIME! Rosa Barrera — I love you Mack, be good! Thanks for everything! Stay in touch Krya, love ya! Blake Barton — ANGRY RED “NUFF SAID” Bye Valinda. Jeff Baucum — The PARTY has just begun! CHOW Dusty Beasley — This one is for you “MOM AND DAD!” Gena our memories are the “BEST!” Keith Bell — To my friends my love and respect. So long Ralph and Fred Hey Larry my car still don’t go. Robert Box — I proved it to you all. James Bradley — GO FOR IT! Joe Bradley — Well, it has been a full and successful year. Daror Brown COUNTRY. Senior Comments practice — Look out world, here we come. Sr. ’83. ce — I liked being a part of P.H.S. during the tim that I THANK GOD, WE’RE GETTING OUT, KEEP IT Susan Bryan — Make tomorrow’s memories now Hey Mel at home. Keith Bryant - No more RICE KR1SPIES. lyyeee. Kent Buchanan — How many do I owe you now Reynard? Dawn Burns — Thanks for everything, I’m gonna miss Janine, I love you both Cindy Burnett — Lord guide and direct me as I depart Rosario Cantu — From Chicago to Plain view High Grad relief! Melinda Carter — No comments. Thank you. Becky Castle Barbara Chance _ ____ have spent here 1 look forward to coming back and visiting when I go to college. Thame Chapman - “Catch ya later. Alligator Roy Cisneros — Sr. “83” is the best ever been Monte Clark — The Nature of the Beast — Dusty, I love you! Gerry Coats — I am glad to say it is my last year. Melissa Coleman — 1 am going to miss you Xylina. Leah Covey — Thanks to those whose love I’ve lost, and those whose love I now cherish Bye, P H.S., You’re losing the best We re off! Barbara Cox — How sweet it was: but now it’s even better! Senior 83! Brad Cross — I didn't get out of it what I put in it. Curtis J. Cross — The few, the proud, The Marines. Always faithful. Tanya Curry — Plainview High was great! 1 have learned and ac- complished a lot Deborah Davis — I’ve only been here 2 years, and it’s the only 2 years I’ve had to come to high school. Thank God I’m out. “Thank You, Lord Lorri Dayton — “Today’s dreams Tomorrow s Memories. Tracy Dedek — Tracy loves: fast cars, good times, and old friends. Thanks for everything Mom and Dad, I love you. Joe Diaz — Goodbye. Plainview High School. Good luck to all seniors in “83.” Becky Douglas — I’ll be home soon. Michelle Dowis — There is a specisl place in my heart for my friends. I’ll miss ya’ll! I love ya, Sharon! Andrew Dunlap — Goodbye, P.H.S., hello real world. Michele Edwards — Who needs this? I’ve got Chris! Love ya babe! SENIOR 1983!!! ’ Mitzi Ehresman — Friends Forever, Red and me. Marvin Ellis — I loved being a student at P.H.S. because I learned a lot In all of my classes: especially Child Development and Home and Family. Criselda T. Estrada — The food in the lunch room should be better. Hey, Mom and Dad, I made it. Kirk Evans — I love the “Angry red,” Thanks everyone, and Cheryl, try to stay out of trouble, like your brother did Kelly Fleming — It took my 18 years to get me this far, I hope I don’t screw up now. Michael Flores — I’ll miss you, Allison!! Luv ya!! Jeff Foster — One small step for man. One giant step OUT OF THIS PLACE!!! Mike Foster — Looks like I made it? Donna Freese — This one’s for you Bryan. Melinda Gaither — Good friends will last forever. Love ya lots Lynda Lou!! Henry Galvan — I believe in FREEDOM and the AMERICAN way of life. Michael Gambrell — Harvard — “87.” Pete Garcia — I LOVE YOU RHONDA Ellen Gardner - Remember Coronation? It’s too bad there won’t be . as nett a class at ”83!” Rich men and U T f aT'A Elida Garces — This one’s foe you Mom, I just wish Dad could have been here to see me now. Hey, Ray don’t forget 1 love you! Andy Garcia — Good Luck to a!! SENIORS OF ”83” Oscar Garcia — “LOOK OUT WORLD. HERE I COME!” Anaetacio Garza — I MADE IT!! Krystal Gaylor — Jt’s been great thank tc you MOM and DAD; take car« Myrtle, Love ya Kim, thanks Rosa - eep in toujeh Sr. “83” Alex Gonzales — Is it time to go alread. Mr. George, my life dldn t yp 0 Eddis S. Gonzales Jr. — I just want to say (or at leaft be remembered) Thanks for the best times of my life, to my teacheK and friends. Isabel Gonzales — To thank the Lord for the best 4 years in PHS and to live a good life. P S. To Curtis Green — Slowly but surely we made it to the end. Keep on stroking class of 83. ? Lori Green Precious things are very few that’s why there’s just one P.H.S. Xy • a Greg , — )ue v. ■ • sera 90 strange — Destination Thanks to my family, friends special that I worked my way through high st Hector Guerre — “No comment!” (I’m glad It’s 83) Lisa Guerra — Thank the Lord! It's Party time!! Lori Griffith — Life is Connie Grirnaldo — ! on unkn riends a own!! Sr 8 nd someon Tammie Gunnels — Headin for those Bright lights and Cit Later Stacks. Angie Gutierrez — I never thought that I could make it. Rhonda Haarmeyer — I have enjoyed the four years I have been here. I have really enjoyed all the teachers 1 had. I wish all the Seniors good luck in the future. Jeanette Hallman — That I reach all my goals in life and be able to ac- cept failure. To be the best at everything and work hard. Good year, HA HA. Susan Hansard — Hope everyone finds their gold at the end of their rainbow. Julie Hermann — Have we all grown up yet, Jeanne? nf mtss you, Debra, but you better be careful, cause i’U be watching. Randy Harrison — I’ve waited a long time . . and I'm glad it’s finally over!! Andrea Hayes — This one’s for us, Lynn. To my dear friend Bryan Freese, I love you. We love Mustard, don’t we, Donna? Ginger Hayes — It’s finally over for me, but your time is coming Shel- ly! Live it up in Austin. Debbie Hernandez — Set your goals high and reach for the stars! Jeanne Hogge — God bless You, Andrew. Good luck, Twirlers! I’ll Miss You! Shirley Holloway — From me to you; I once was here, But now I’m 232 gone, I have to tell you all so long! Friends Forever, LaDonna. Pam Huffman — Here we come world! Jerry, I love you very much. We finally made it. Tonya Hunt — Hey, Bud! Let’s party. Janie Jackson — Loves: Jim, FMX, motorcycles, and snow skiing. Good luck Patrick, I’ll miss you. Russ McBeth — High school I won’t miss. Teresa I will miss. Carla McKeown — Keep a rainbow in your pocket and a smile in your heart! Norma Ramos — I made it mom and dad and Mingo, It’s your turn Connie Party time. Don Rigler — John I hope you learn how to coach, Good luck next year football players. ANGRY RED Nuff Said. Tony Rios — Watch Out World Here I Come David Rivera — Looks like we made it! Sr. 83 Randy Roberts — “BoB” —- How did I get this name? Ida Linda Rodriquz — This one’s for you Dad, I didn’t believe I’d make it. Gena McLain — Remember the yesterdays, live the todays, and hope for better tomorrows. Thanks for everything Dusty. Tony J Mares — 1 believe satisfaction is gained from good work. Rosalinda Marroquin — After four years I’m ready for some excite- ment so Ismael get ready cause here I come Pat Marse — “NO COMMENT” ? Nora Martinez — Love MOM and DAD and Nolan family, ThankGod for the final day. Ronnie and Lisa I love ya’ll with all ny heart Later Man “Panfila” Betty Middleton — This is my second wear here at Plainview High and also my last year, and I enjoyed be ng v . re Lee Miks — God made woman, cause sheep can’t cook. Leslie Miller — I can’t believe It! I’m still in one piece! God bless everyone and always remember ya Bryan. Cindy Mitchell — “We’ve only just begun” Alice Montelongo Sr. 3 “The Best Claims that ever hit Plainview High.’’ pK- - Robbie Moody — As you can see we f® not bums, cause Texas Tech 4 matching impatter ntly Wisa college? some 0e wishing we ire out? go to co Mary Jane Rodriquz - Time to live it up | Raul Rodriquz — I love you Gracie Jackie Ross — We’re all waiting and | we were already out. Now that we are out. some i were still here. What shall we d o tve we Bl get a job? Richard Rubio — I love you Sara. Alice Sanchei — Thank God I’m out. Gorge Sanchez — Noe we’re off to the world of sin. Eddrs Skagga — Looks like we made it. . . maybe. So long. Stacy Smith — “Destination unknown” Good Luck little brother — Love ya Mark!! Penna Spancer - -Paul, Sandi, Delesa nad Torrie I will remember ya Ijry I ha'� I ways. KoySt EL been ta’r — f was flippy n hauler every fee as a child with my toys here we come. LaDonna Johnson — Best friends are the closest friends — Wendy. Hammer down!1 T ri Johnson — The time has come, we must go on . . .yL memories last forever!!! Lov ya, Derrick! Senior ’83« JoAnna Kirtpatrick — To my?dad, who’s not going to be here, and Rocky, thanks a lot. This is fjgboth of y’all, Love y’all Renee Laird May the LordjBless You and Keep You Patricia Landeros — Thank God I made It. Love you “Mom and Dad.’’ Sr '83, the best. Scarlet Landry — There’s something going on! Sr. ’83. j tiarkLee The best cowboys hive Chinese eyes. imberly Lynn Lloyd — I’ll rfl ou. Kristie, Craig, and Don. I love but may our Stormie Stroud H. Lis. F ; ear since I became r school makes a somber grey punch upon Be chart Leiarme Stair — Good friends and great ya Sherry, and I’ll miss you!! dy Stanford — You’re loosing the BEST!! Sr. 63!! Bye Rullell!! enneth Steep Jf. — Parting is not uch swe t sirrow. Heck anothenk eck T J Temple - i’v bed a JOLLY good time. Than ff Lord. Terrell — A NGRY RED NUFF SAID. Julie Terrell — My favorites GRADUATION, Sr. Garfiald and g od fr iends Today’s rainbow lstomoi � smile!!! Faith Rich men, ave made it compared to you Bye P.H.S. — I made it! Gilbert Lopez — P H S. is good, but the Senior Class makes it better Jessica Lopez — No Comment. Lisa Nolan — Au revoir, P.H.S. Thanks to all, especially God and Mother and Daddy Love you, Ronnie; Stay cool. Nora. See you In June, Lupe. “Only the Lucky One!’ Jannie D. Nafrell — It's really over, now it’s on to bigger and better things. You know what that means, Matt! I love you, babe1 Mina Nunez — Good Times are Rosa Numez — Far out! Our Dung Nyugen — Goodbye come. Iry Lynn Thompson walk n peop.e la la la Jsa Thrasher — Thanks Mom and Dac I couldn’t ■without you. You mean a lot to me. 13 years isn’t Hthe rest of my life Maria Tinoco — TharkGod for 12 wonderful V-, Anna 1 orres Thanks Mom and Dad, It’s all over now Than- God! Par ty tirJBa Trevina Uddley — We the class of “83,’ |H th oest classes you 'll ever see. Good Luck Seniors of iy each new day bring m is one. Just Keep on “DRIBBLIN' will always stand niors of “83 ore happiness to be, one than the VanKluyve — Juniors save your money. You will need it for ear. Boy wil! you need it there’s any doubt Matfl I lov are tfet to r time has , p.lff come. finally arrived. HaaFregSTTe Steve Olson — So, Freshman Engl i This is what happens when I think I’ll go take a nap!!! you finally pass Lowell OwensWhet} yoi p’t figure out the answers to life's pro- blems, remember there is only one answer to life’s questions The very author of life, Jesus Christ Ray Padilla — P.H.S. is O.K. Band is super. Lucia Vernon Before it’s all said and dc DON’T - Au revoir Mon Frere — Je T’aime Minerva Villarreal — The CLASS OF 83, Linda Wallace — Jail Break 83 Brenda Walker — Praise the Lord I am free. Kathy Wall — 1 finally made it!! Micah Weaks — Remember coronation? Hang Kim Weatherford — Neal, I can’t wait until our day! Krystal, our memories are the best. Debbie Webb — Finally through of 83. Love ya, Lee! Myron Weidenbach — I will cherish the memory of to Hale Center. The class with Class .LOVE STINKS1 ill I get Randy Palmer — How do you spell relief? G R A D U A T I O N Eddie Perez — To be Proud and Free you would have to be in the Class of 83! Gloria Perez — We worked, had fun, and thanks to everyone, as you can see, we’ve made it. The Class of ’83!! Greg Pratt — “How do Seniors spell relief,” G-R-A-D-U-A-T-I-O-N So long Buffie. I’ll be back. David Quintana — Once a star, always a star — to be forever shining. Joe Ramirez — The time has come that we go our separate ways. Fanchon West — It’s been a great 4 years, Jeanne! I’ll miss you, little brother. Brett Whitson — This comment has been CENSORED! Elizabeth Williams — It takes both rain and sunshfrETto make a rain- bow. I love you, Chad! Good Luck Seniors of ’83! Renay Williams — I am free at last! Kaci Wofford — I Luv Ya, Brent! Bye, Mr. Smith! Paul Young — To all my friends. Good Luck and God Bless ya! — GIG ’EM AGGIES. ____--r Tim Brown elected class president Elsa Aguilar Ralph Aguilera Jesse Alcozer Anthony Alexander Sharon Allen Cynthia Alonzo Tonya Alonzo Kenneth Anderson Elizabeth Andrews Bonnie Arnold Josie Arrizola Jose Arroyo Eddie Arteaga Kelly Baker Michael Baker Patricia Barley Twyila Barnett Rosalinda Barrera Norman Bearden Jon P. Beauchamp Shelly Bedwell Kristi Kaye Bennett Kristi Lee Bennett Diane Berry Temple Bishop James Black Johnny Blackwell Cindy Blankenship Carla Bontke Troy Boulter Brad Bowman Bill Bownds Richard Bradley Joe Dale Bradshaw Janna Bray Timothy Brown Beth Burkhart Cynthia Bustos Rebecca Canales Lisa Cantu 235 Field trips break the monotony Phyllis Cantu Gregory Carroll Darren Carver Moises Castillo Kenneth Cate Albert Chapa Norma Chavez Tonja Clark Cindy Cloude Chad Cole Marcia Coleman Peggy Contreras Gayle Cork Brenda Cornett Gilbert Coronado Vitricia Cowart Robert Wade Cox Theresia Craft Cora Craven Ken Crawford Joel Daniel Elizabeth Davila Denise Davis Richard DeLuna Richard Dillard Sharon Dowis Keri Dunlap Rebecca Dunn Kay Dunning Brent Eberhart Priscilla Ellis Adela Escalante Minerva Esparza Johnny Esquivel Shelli Estep Ronald Craig Etheredge Kathy Evans Javier Falcon Brian Faulkner Don Ferguson 236 Donna Ferguson Felipa Flores Martha Flores Raymond Flores Gregg Forbes Joanne Franco Willie Gallardo Guadalupe Gallegos Sandra Gamboa Luis Garcia Rosa Garcia Anestacio Garza Marcelino Garza Marcheta Gattis Steve George Raymond Flores takes a few minutes during a field trip to South Plains Mall to try his hand at Pac-Man. 237 Building Trades instructor Bob White, center, shows Paul Salazar, left, and David Martinez how to get a precise angle when cutting lumber. Neal Gillespie Delores Gonzales Irene Gonzales Julie Gonzales Lucy Gonzales Melissa Gonzales Randy Gonzales Rene Gonzales Eloy Gonzalez Debbie Gouldy John Gravelle Randy Green Jessie Grimaldo Joe Grimaldo James Grogan Paul Guajardo Peter Guajardo Jesus Guerra Hector Guerra Ann Gutierrez Robert Gutierrez Sylvia Gutierrez Melinda Hall Renee Hall LaMont Harper 238 Christi Harrell Bettie Nikki Harris Elizabeth Hart Cynthia Hemphill Arturo Hernandez Gloria Hernandez Gloria Hernandez Jesse Hernandez Norma Hernandez Ricky Hernandez Sylvia Hernandez Ernest Herrera Leslie Higdon Kirk Hill Tracey Hill Cynthia Hinojosa Randy Holahan Marie Hooper Russell Horan Carol Horne Braxton Howie Lawrence Scott Hughes Henry Hunt Randy Hyde Mandy Igo Helen Jackson Gayle Johnson Kelly Johnson Ruth Johnson Cristi Jones Lee Jones Randy Jones Todd Keller David Kelly Donald Kruse Doris LaFuente David Landrum Sheila Landry Ismael Leal Mack Lees 239 We have our senior rings now! James Black’s attention is momentarily arrested by the photographer during one of his afternoon classes. 240 Lee Ann Loafman Wanda Lockett Donald Loflin Baldamar Lopez Caroline Lopez Otilia Lopez Ruben Lopez Cleo Lowery Sandra Lugo Leah Kay Lyle Eddie McWhorter Lisa Maldonado Jana Marshall Elizabeth Martin Arnulfo Martinez Stanley McCarty Wayne McDonald Stacy McGuire Trixie McNeill Clay McPeek Dean Martinez George Martinez Mark Mathis Michael Matthews Stella Mendez Tracy Miller Stacy Mitchell Alfredo Morales Jessie Morales Deanna Morgan Stephanie Morgan Stephanie Morris Cindy Morton Danea Mott Johnny Mulkey Melissa Mull Melissa Nail Malcom Eric Nash Randy Neeley Dianna Kay Nimmo Kim Norris Mike Northup Lisa Nunez Cara Oglesby Ronnie Ortegon Russell Ortiz LaDonna Owens Robert Pardo Chris Parker Diana Pequeno Brenda Perez David Perez 241 David Perez Diana Perez John Perez Raul Perez Roger Perez Doug Perry Kelley Pirkle Lonnie Pierson Toby Poston Donna Purdy Ernesto Quintero Danny Ramos Faustino Ramos Rhonda Ramsey Tony Raybal Gina Reed Ben Reyes Brent Richburg Cheryl Riggins Richard Rios Sonya Snelling demonstrates her two-hand techinque on the Choir Department’s recently acquired electronic synthesizer. 242 Carlos Rivera Patricia Rodriquez Raymon Rodriquez Virginia Rodriquez Shara Rogers Roger Rosales Kristi Rowan Abel Ruiz Larry Ruiz Bertha Sanchez Felix Sanchez Jimmy Sanchez Debra Sanderson Suzanne Sarabia Janci Schwalm Mark Seago John Shores Carrie Shugart Jessie Sierra Brenda Sims Burton Smith Stacy Smith Micky Smothermon Sonya Snelling Josie Soliz Linda Spann Sherry Stair Jeff Stalcup Richard Stanley Robert Stepp Ronald Swim Jane Ellen Taylor Sheila Thomas Roy Thompson Shawn Thompson Tammy Thornton Shannon Thrasher Tammy Thrasher Mike Tinoco Mike Tone 243 Juniors vie for Spirit Stick at pep rallies Mitch Tone Mary Torres Shellie Trammell Joe Valladarez Noe Valles Carolyn Vasquez Mike Vasquez Albert Vega Cherly Vera Jerry Vera Asael Villarreal Minerva Villarreal Nora Villarreal David Voyles Jane Warren The pom pom toss at the end of Angry Red pep rallies is always a highlight. Kimberly Washington Julie Watson Liana Watson Eric Weidenbach Cheryl Wharton Holly Whatley Kathleen Wheeler Tracy Wheeler Cheryl Whitaker Wanyne White Christy Wilds Pam Willborn Randy Williams Kristi Wilson Sandra Wood Tammy Woodring Brett Wright Leslie Younger Lori Yowell Ronnie Ortegon gets down to business in the library prior to semester exams. 245 We’re sophomores now — give us some respect! Richard Adame Kristi Aday Joey Ainsworth Alfred Alcala Patricia Alcozer Gary Alexander Mira Alexander Bridget Allen Rhonda Allen Dino Almendarez Sonja Alston Rolando Alvarez Becky Andrade Fernando Arellano Geraldine Arroyos Betty Aviles Elaine Balenton Robert Ballard Martin Barrera Rhonda Barron Julie Baucum Tim Baucum Trey Beasley Julie Bedford Christi Bentley Kevia Black Jada Blackerby Sonja Blaylock Sherry Block Scott Bolding Sophomore girls enjoy watching the Angry Red basket- ball team defeat the Hereford Herd on their own court January 25. 247 Sophomores number 388 as year begins Kenit Bond Annetta Borchardt Martin Borrego Tiffany Boulter Heath Bozeman Ronnie Bradic Sheila Bradshaw Julie Branch Chris Bratcher Andre Brito Doug Brown Anna Bustos Steven Butcher Robin Butlar Kathy Caballero John Cabrera Diana Cantu Thad Carthel Elizabeth Casanova Dina Castillo Duvie Castillo Susan Castleberry Daniel Caudillo David Cavazos Stephanie Chain Gilda Chapa Mechelle Clark Wayne Cline Robert Coleman John Collins Carol Cork Mary Lou Corona Malcolm Cowart Angela Crawford Patrick Cross Laura Crow Ted Culp Monica Davis Tony Davis Jeretha Derington Jimmy Diaz Marco Diaz Veronica Diaz Misti Dickey Melissa Dorman Allen Douglas Ava Duncan Shawn Duncan 248 Susan Durham Milton Ellis Melissa Escobar Toni Espinosa Cheryl Evans Susan Fisher Norma Flores Kyle Foster Ricky Freeman Rusty Fulling Debs Fulton Brent Gabriel Lynda Gaither Lupe Gallardo Jeff Gallaway Antonio Gallegos Herminia Gallegos Betsy Galvan Tana Gamble Hope Gamboa David Garcia Larry Garcia Louisa Garcia Nancy Garcia Sophomore girls register for another year of school on August 26 249 Sophomores play vital role at FHS Above, left, twirler Wresha Rhoderick performs at a football game. At right, Ted Culp plays guitar during the FHS Band’s Christmas Concert. Paul Garcia Abel Garza George Garza Donny Gibson Angie Gonzales Ed Gonzales Joe Gonzales Lucia Gonzales Lucy Gonzlaes Patty Gonzales Pete Gonzales Rosalinda Gonzales Shelia Hackett Lisa Halley Ricky Hallman Tracy Hancock William Hancock Tim Hardage Gregg Harding Sherry Harris Jackie Harrison Michelle Hart Allison Hayes Rhonda Heflin 250 Brent Gabriel learns the fundamentals of computer operation from Mrs. Jane Berry during his Computer Math class. Todd Heflin Shelly Hembree Bruce Hernandez David Hernandez Edith Hernandez Janie Hernandez Mary Lou Hernandez Diana Herrera Valinda Hess Brett Hickey Theresa Higdon Karen Hill Kim Hinch Marzee Holland Walter Holt Lindsey Hooper Jo Betsy Hopson Melissa Horne Tessa Howell Michael Huffman Marty Hughes Tim Humphreys Jeanette Hunt Rodney Hunt More is expected of you during the sophomore year Melinda Oglesby undergoes the shame of Bandette in- itiation with good grace. Sean Hunter Sherry Hunter Gary Hyde Elsa Ibarra Jeff James Eric Jernigan Karina Jester Joe Jimenez Darron Johnson Karen Johnson Tom Johnson Tony Johnson Beverly Jones Kathy Jones Toni Jones 25 Doug Kayler Brenda Kirkpatrick Anne Knight Nickoy Kunkel Shawn Lance Carmen Landeros Christine Langston Vicky Lockett Thurman Lockhart Perri Long Juan Lopez Rene Lopez Charlotte Lung David McAdoo Bobby McCarty Dawn McGavock John McGhee Nicky McKinnis Teresa McMennamy John McPherson Armando Magallanes Anastacio Macias Susan Martin Daniel Martinez Florencio Martinez Ricky Martinez Wesley Mason Odelia Mata Mark Matsumoto Robin Matthews Kasey Mayfield Colin Miller Kim Miller John Joe Mireles Aristeo Montelongo Nelly Montez Charlene Morales Lupe Moreno Kurt Mosely Kevann Mull Thomas Mullins Kelly Murry Don Myers Tracy Nance Scott Neeley 253 Frankie Negreta Tina Norton Alvaro Nunez James Nunez Billy Oden Melinda Oglesby Charlie Orsak Tony Ortiz Miles Owen Becky Padilla Tushar Patel Daniel Pena Curtis Peoples Alfred Perez Gilbert Perez Melissa Perez John Peveto Becky Pope Ronnie Pratt Natalie Preuit Diana Quintero Sandra Quintero Becky Ramos Mary Ramos Jackie Ramsay Eddie Ransom Tonya Ray Chad Reed Steven Reese Epifanio Reyes Wresha Rhoderick Koy Rice Lorraine Rivera Raymond Rivera Dimas Rodriguez Eliza Rodriguez Ismael Rodriguez Israel Rodriguez Kathy Rodriguez Lisa Rodriguez Martha Rodriguez Ruth Rodriguez Michell Rollins Lisa Rosenbaum Kimberly Ross 254 open to sophomores Journalism, photography classes Christie Watson displays a pinhole camera she made as a project in her photography class. Reed Rowell Sara Rubio Ernest Ruiz Toni Ruiz Kevin Rupert Ada Russell Loise Russell Ricardo Saenz Ernest Salazar Joe Sanchez Janine Sanders Lisha Sanders Nita Sanders Rita Sanders Barry Sarver 255 Carthel sophomore class president Eddie Saucedo Lisa Sawaya Troy Scarborough Richard Senter Angelita Sepeda George Sewell Kim Shaw Joe Ky Shultz Jessie Sifuentes Adelina Silva Mark Slack Lisa Smith Melissa Smith Sydney Snelling Trey Speck Chip Stanford Sonya Stanford Roger Starr Patrick Stepp Tonna Stuart Chad Taylor Stephanie Taylor Chris Thompson Lorraine Tijerina Jeannie Torres Toni Trimble Johnny Trevino Kathy Tuckness Gene Turner Kari Tuttle Jimmy Tyler Melissa Urrutia Veronica Valenzuela Cruz Vasquez Derek Vaughan Gina Vera Hank Vera Larry Villarreal Marie Voyles Tim Waldie 256 Jeff Ziehr French teacher Marcia Hicks points out an error to sophomore Mechelle Clark during a class exercise in French I. LaDonna Walker Rhonda Walker Rhonda Walker Robbie Walker Brent Wall Wendee Wall Tanya Washington Christie Watson Landon West Angie Westbrook Jason Wheeler Debbie Widger Kevin Wieland Dawn Winchell Robbie Wyatt Marie Wyckoff Mickey Yarbrough Diane Ybarra Sabrina Young Gracie Zamora 257 What’s wrong with being a fish? Angie Aguilar Norma Aguirre Macaria Alcozer Victoria Alcozer Jerry Alexander Sylvia Almaguer Mickey Almendarez Nellie Alvarez Rhonda Alvis Johnny Andrade Terry Andrae Shedra Ansley Bertha Anzaldua Delores Arellano Mary Ellen Arnold Maria Arroyo Bobby Asiatico Mildred Asiatico Rhonda Atwood Patty Autry Teresa Bailey Robert Balderas Vicki Baldridge Criss Baldwin Delbert Barrett Brent Barton Paul Barton Sheryl Bedwell Cynthia Bell Ginger Bell Kelli Benfield David Bennett David Billington Raymond Billington Teresa Bishop Sha Block Shanon Block Regenia Boedeker Jana Bontke Ofelia Borrego 259 It all begins for us on a hot, confusing August day Phil Borron Barry Bowens Russell Bownds Logan Bradley Michelle Bradley Ray Bradley Ronny Bradley Patrick Branch Brian Bratcher Mary Braxton Scott Bryson Geresa Buchanan Donna Burns Marla Butlar Cory Caldwell Julie Campbell Laura Campbell Sherry Campbell Tim Canales Monica Cantu Veronica Carrillo Kip Cartwright Edward Casanova Isabel Castillo Victor Castillo Danny Castleberry Page Chambers Cory Chaney Becky Chavez Victoria Chavez Melissa Chiddix Ricky Clay Nathan Cleveland Cindy Cole Alvin Collins Keith Collis Mike Cork Sam Corn Mike Cornett Efrain Cortez Maria Cruz Thomas Curry Angie Dalton Mike Daniels Kim Davis Bert Deardorf Billy DeBusk Chris Deleon 260 Melissa Delgado Lucy Deluna Lazaro Diaz Bernie Dietrich Scotty Dillard Jamey Dixon Laura Dobbins Wes Dorman Valleri Drake Wayne Duncan Dwayne Dunning Monte Ebeling Lee Edmiston Janice Ellis Travis English John Ervine Miriam Escobar Juan Espinosa Greg Estep Connor Evans Freshman Gilbert Martinez is fitted with a slightly oversized dress shirt in preparation for his first high school yearbook picture during freshman registration in August. 261 rreshmen Debbie White, Sheryl Bedwell and Carol Kerns enjoy the ritual of a fall pep rally Alissa Flack Marcela Flores Martin Flores Mike Foster Dora Gallardo Rosemary Gallardo Eliseo Galvan Sally Galvan Paula Galyean Ramiro Gamboa Maria Garces Mario Garces Gilbert Garica Maria Luz Garcia Peter Garcia Sylvia Garcia Angela Gardner Enrique Garza Gabriel Garza Mary Ann Garza Noel Garza Robert Garza Todd Gilbreath Susie Giles 262 Fish learn Angry Red rites in September Larry Gloria Audra Gonzales Beatrice Gonzales Julie Gonzales Marina Gonzales Mario Gonzales Mike Gonzales Sipriana Gonzales Richard Green Kristi Griffith Federico Grimaldo Cynthia Guerra Judy Gutierrez Lori Guy Renee Haarmeyer Marsha Hall Larry Halley Dan Hancock John Haney Robbie Harris Stacy Harris Barb Hatchel Alan Hearn Robert Hembree Carolyn Hernandez Lisa Hernandez Juan Hernandez Joe Hernandez Manuel Hernandez Alford Hervey Nellie Hinojosa Amy Hodges Robert Hooten Roxi Holland Reid Horan Kelly Horn LaDonna Huffine Gordon Hughes Anita Ibarra Jorge Ibarra 263 Sentence diagramming — who needs it? Sandra Ibarra Frankie Islas Andrew Jackson Freddy Joe Donna Johns Bobby Johnson Laura Jordan Christina Juarez Sandra Juarez Kristine Julian Kim Kayler James Kelm LaDonna Kelm Carol Kerns Angie Key Kim Keys Shabbaz Khan Carol Klemm Kelly Kunkel Rodney Lambright Elida Landeros Joe Landrum Herlinda Larralde Becky Leal Laine Lee Shane Lee Larry Lewis Nancy Leyva Kristie Lloyd David Lockridge Amy Loflin Rhonda Looney Edward Lopez Lupe Lopez Pearl Lopez Robert Lopez Gloria Lucio Rodney Luera Amy Luna Viola Luna 264 Students in Mrs. Goodin’s freshman English class spy a photographer. John Paul Lyle John Lyons Jesse Maldonado Randy Malone Fernando Mares Trinny Marroquin Susan Marse Stan Marshall Connie Martinez Elizabeth Martinez Gilbert Martinez Joe Martinez Louisa Martinez Pete Martinez Pat Mata Mark Matthews Lawasia Mauldin Robert May Cindy Cole, left, and Melissa Chiddix talk things over in the Science lab. Lea Ann Mayberry Gracie Medina Stacy Miller Stephanie Miller Lora Mireles Glen Moberley Elida Montoya Carlos Morales Richard Moreno Tino Moreno Sammy Morgan Kayla Morphis Angie Morris Karen Myers Milaka Myers Alex McAdoo Kim McAdoo Rob McBeth Jeff McClenney Tim McDonald Jennifer McGann Kevin McKeown Monty McClain Molly McNutt 266 Science class can be fun Tamara Nazworth Ly Nguyen Trang Nguyen Shelly Noel Petra Nunez Reynaldo Nunez Steven Nunez Kevin O’Donnell Tamara Offield Amy Olson Pedro Orona David Painter Irma Pardo Dwight Parr Tammy Parvin Gilbert Patino Debra Peck Albert Pena Heath Pennell Davis Peoples Carlos Perez Jerry Perez Rufino Perez Sandra Perez Justin Perry Francisco Pichardo Mia Pineda Clifton Pinnell Patricia Porras Jeana Posey Randy Powell Staci Rachels Brian Ragland Edna Ramirez Irma Ramirez Juan Ramos Laura Ramos Leticia Ramos Danny Reagan Bobby Reid Mary Reyes Raul Reyes Theresa Reyes Margie Reyna Matthew Reynolds Vicki Richburg Ruben Riggins David Roberson 267 Valeric Roberts Lee Rocha Miguel Rodriguez Pedro Rodriguez Peter Rodriguez Randy Rodriguez Rosa Rodriguez Yesenia Rodriguez Vivian Rogers Yolanda Rojas Isabel Rosales Marvin Rubac Robert Rubio Ralph Ruiz Lisa Russell Lola Saenz Linda Saldana Virginia Saldana Angie Sanchez Ramiro Sanchez Ronnie Sanders Donna Sanderson Sandra Satterfield Ricky Saucedo Sammy Saucedo Carmen Senter Alden Sepeda Cookie Sepeda Louisa Sepeda Alice Serna Melissa Shaha Kay Shugart Kim Shugart James Smith Tracy Smith Kelley Smith Steve Smith Laura Snelling Freddy Soto Shayla Stambaugh Kim Stark Jason Stroud Jayne Stroud Thyson Stuart Kende Swift 268 We’ll be sophomores come September Michael Swint Marc Taylor Elise Teykl Davillia Thompson Buffie Thornton Jessie Tinoco Joann Torres Mike Tue Allen Turnbough Bryson Vadder John Valenzuela Linda Valladarez Steve Vannier Linda Velasquez Nathan Vernon Joe Villarreal Nina Voyles Angela Walker Kevin Walker Robyn Walker Tonja Walker Brian Wall Brenda Walzier Wayne Wamack Tim Warren Rickey Watson Todd Weatherford Pat Weatherred Connie White Debbie White Garrie White Wendie White Michael Widger Dan Wilkins Billy Williams Donnie Williams Gary Williams Jennifer Williams Lance Williams Katrina Wilson Kellie Wilson Carey Witherspoon Richard Woodring Rhonda Wright Randy Ybarra Mark Yowell Priscilla Zuniga 269 ADVERTISING Industrial Janitorial Supply “The most complete line of janitorial supplys” The best little janitorial supply in Texas “We’re the pros’’ Teddy E. 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First Assembly of God Hutcherson Air Service Beechcraft Sales and Service Box 940 Plainview, Texas 293-1307 79072 Advertisers Index Ace Hardware........................................................281 Anthony’s...........................................................280 Arch Keys Flowers...................................................276 Bill Brown Brake and Alignment......................................283 Blair Prescription Pharmacy.........................................301 Bob Hooper Motor Co.................................................290 Browning Seed ......................................................285 Burnett's Wood Products.............................................194 Caylor Auto Supply .................................................296 Church of Christ (Garland St.) . ...................................287 Church of Christ (9th and Columbia) ................................287 Church of God.......................................................303 City National Bank..................................................274 Coca-Cola and Dr Pepper Bottling Co.................................275 Dendy's Discount Tires..............................................295 Dixie Shop..........................................................283 Edgemere Pharmacy...................................................300 England Wholesale...................................................289 Far East Restaurant ................................................279 First Baptist Church................................................297 First National Bank.................................................288 Flower Nook.........................................................284 Gabriel’s...........................................................300 Galleria of Cosmetics Arts..........................................300 Bob Gardner Chevrolet...............................................282 Green Machinery.....................................................301 Hair Affair.........................................................285 Hale County State Bank..............................................298 Higginbotham-Bartlett ..............................................299 Hutcherson Air Service..............................................303 Industrial Janitorial Supply........................................272 J B Roberts and Associates........................................ 293 JMS Equipment.......................................................285 J. 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Long Roofing Company..........................................291 Jim Posey Agency....................................................302 Jodi's..............................................................294 Ken’s Mens Shop.....................................................279 KKYN................................................................277 Knight Plumbing.....................................................285 Kristi’s............................................................280 Lemons Funeral Home................................................291 Levi Strauss Co................................................... 276 Marse and Son......................................................277 Milstead Hardware..................................................296 Morgan-Eaves Insurance.............................................299 Morton Irrigation..................................................296 Our House Gifts ...................................................290 Payne Jewelry......................................................294 Peerless Pumps.....................................................295 Pinnell Pharmacy ...................................................300 Pizza Inn .........................................................284 Place Around the Corner ...........................................281 Plainview Athletics................................................281 Plainview Daily Herald..............................................295 Plainview Hardware.................................................289 Ramsowers Furniture................................................278 Ranchers and Farmers Supply........................................284 Roberts Tree House . . . ,.........................................292 Rose Shop..........................................................275 Sacred Heart Catholic Church.......................................291 Sears..............................................................275 Shook Tire Company ................................................290 Smokey’s Barbecue .................................................292 Sonic Drive-In ....................................................289 Southwest Public Service 299 State Savings and Loan Association.................................284 Summit Savings Association.........................................277 Superior Olds .....................................................282 T-Shirt Place......................................................275 Tick Tock Clock Shop...............................................278 Vanderpoel Jewelry ................................................300 Village Rowers.....................................................276 Village Shop.......................................................280 Warricks Furniture ................................................292 Wayland University.................................................286 Weaks Photography..................................................273 West Pharmacy......................................................302 Willson and Sons Building Materials................................279 Wood-Dunning Funeral Home .........................................278 Administration, Faculty and Staff Index B Baker, Annie 202 Bass, Robin 202 Baucum, Nancy 202 Beasley, Curtis 109 Bell, Renea 202 Benefield, Eddie 202 Berry, Jane 202, 251 Berry, Margaret 202 Billingsley, Neil 137, 202 Bowers, Joanne 176, 202, 203 Brown, Jim Bob 98, 108, 130, 202 Brown, Pat 169, 202 Buchanan, Carlton 98, 141, 143, 202 Buchanan, Judy 202 Butler, Virginia 202 Burnett, Neal 194 c Casey, Tate 109, 119, 202 Christian, Pauline 202 Clark, Regina 202 Cronholm, Rita 202 Cross, William A. 202 Cunningham, Bruce 142, 146, 202 D Dickson, Charley 203, 221 Dickson, Robert 203 Dillard, Terri Beth 74, 203, 205 Dobbins, Paul 172, 203 Dye, Dick 161,203 E Eversole, Linda 203 F Finney, Paula 203 Franklin, George 120, 129, 141, 143, 144, 145, 203 G Garrison, Kay 203 Goen, Norman 203 Goodin, Lily 203, 265 Goree, Diane 203 Gregg, Weldon 194 Griffin, Charline 188, 204 Griffin, Ruth 204 H Hamrick, Dan 110, 204 Harder, Sharon 204 Harp, David 204 Hatchel, Linda 204 Hayes, Bill 194 Haynes, Grant 204 Hicks, Marcie 204, 257 Hill, John 98, 109, 130, 133, 204 Hofsommer, Sandra 204 Huddleston, Chris 98, 99, 110 Hudson, Bobby 204, 220 Hunt, Darrel 141, 143 j Jenkins, Tom 171, 204 K Kahn, Ernie 120, 129, 204 Kaiser, Henryetta 204 Kendall, Pam 89, 174, 204 Kersh, Lisa 166, 204 Kidd, Nancy 204 Kidwell, Sue 204 Killion, Jerry 58, 158, 204 King, J. W. 58, 204 Kite, Joyce 205 L LaFont, Susan 205 Lance, Beverly 199 Lange, Ron 68, 72, 205 Lyles, A. B. 205 Me McBee, Larry 223 McCullough, Delores 205 McGhee, Betty 42 M Malcolm, Monty 109, 118, 139, 205 Mapp, Jana 46, 205 Moore, Ed 142 Morgan, Richard 194 o O’Hair, Kevin 109, 116, 141, 143, 205 Oldham, Steve 206 p Parr, Marsha 206 Parr, Steve 98, 109, 110, 206 Patridge, Greg 182, 183, 206 Pennell, Harvey 206 Pickens, Julia 120, 126, 128, 206 Pinnell, Cynthia 194 Price, Carl 51, 120, 206 R Ryan, Jr., O. T. 58, 74, 158, 206 s Sherwood, Greg 46, 98, 206 Sims, Ellen 206 Smith, John 206 Starkey, Nez 199 T Tapp, Deryl 194 Taylor, Becky 217, 206 Teichelman, Ronnie 53, 206 Tisdel, Florabel 206 Tomlin, Dennis 98, 137, 138, 206 Tone, Pat 206 V VanHoose, George 206 Vickers, David 206 Veatch, Lamont 194 w Warrick, Lanee 46, 206 Watkins, Lisa 74, 207 White, Bob 207, 228 White, Gene 207 Whatley, Douglas 194 Williams, Paula 207 Williams, Sandra 39, 88, 207 Witherspoon, Bennie 98, 108, 119, 207 Y Young, Cindy 207 z Zink, Terry 151, 207 304 Seniors A Adair, Brent 114,211,232,233 Adame, Richard 247 Adams, Jerry 90, 189, 211,232, 233 Adams, Randy 211 Aday, Kristi 120, 199,'247 Aguilar, Angie 59, 159, 259 Aguilar. Elsa 84, 126, 178, 235 Aguilera, Ralph 35, 84, 85, 178, 186, 235 Aguirre. Albert 83. 110, 178,211,222, 232, 233 Aguirre, Norma 259 Ainsworth, Joey 247 Alcala, Alfred 247 Alcozar, Tommy 211 Alcozer, Jesse 65, 161, 235 Alcozer, Macana 259 Alcozer, Patricia 188, 247 Alcozer, Victoria 259 Alexander, Anthony 235 Alexander, Gary 247 Alexander, Jerry 259 Alexander, Mira 128, 247 Allen, Bridget 247 Allen, Rhonda 247 Allen, Sharon 235 Almaguer, Sylvia 62, 259 Almendarez, Dino 108, 247 Almendarez, Mickey 129, 172, 259 Alonzo, Cynthia 62,191, 235 Alonzo, Tanya 235 Alston, Sonja 128, 247 Alvarez, Nellie 259 Alvarez, Rolando 108, 247 Alvis, Rhonda 259 Alvis, Richard 211 Amick, Meredith 211 Anderson. Camille 86. 178 Anderson, Jackie 183, 211, 232, 233 Anderson, Kenneth 184, 235 Anderson, Tara 86, 178, 201 Andrade, Becky 247 Andrade, Johnny 259 Andrae, Terry 164, 259 Andre, W. T. 189, 211, 232, 233 Andrews, Elizabeth 186, 235 Andrews, Lisa 147 Ansley, Sheora 259 Anzaldua, Bertha 259 Anzaldua, Peter 231 Arellano, Delores 259 Arellano, Fernando 247 Arellano, Leticia 211 Arnold, Bonnie 62, 235 Arnold, Mary Ellen 259 Arrizola, Josie 160, 235 Arroyo, Jose 108, 235 Arroyo. Maria 259 Arroyos, Geraldine 247 Arteaga, Eddie 161, 235 Arteaga. Norma 161, 211, 232, 233 Asiatico, Bobby 64, 259 Asiatico, Mildred 66, 259 Assiter, Lori 56, 57, 62, 86. 159, 199, 211, 232, 233 Atwood, Rhonda 259 Austin, Wayne 98, 211 Student Index Autry, Patty 129, 164, 259 Aviles, Betty 188, 247 Ayers, James 28, 231 Ayoub, Naji 199 B Bailey, Teresa 120, 129, 259 Baker. Kelly 80, 235 Baker, Michael 110, 182, 183, 235 Balderas. Robert 64, 259 Baldridge, Vickie 54, 61, 159, 259 Baldwin, Criss 163, 259 Balenton, Elaine 61, 159, 247 Ball, Harold 98, 211, 232, 233 Ballard, Robert 165, 247 Barley, Patricia 32, 170, 235 Barnett, Twyila 163, 235 Barrera, Martin 61, 247 Barrera, Rosa 46, 61, 159, 199, 211, 232, 233 Barrera, Rosalinda 235 Barrett, Delbert 164, 259 Barron, Rhonda 66, 247 Barton, Blake 98, 210, 211, 232, 233 Barton, Brent 25, 88, 109, 258, 259 Barton, Paul 109, 164, 259 Baucum, Jeff 110, 211, 232, 233 Baucum, Julie 247 Baucum, Scott 19, 52, 164, 211 Baucum, Tim 165, 247 Bearden, Norman 69, 173, 235 Beasley, Dusty 165, 211, 232, 233 Beasley, Trey 247 Beauchamp, Jon P. 63, 235 Bedford. Julie 65, 120, 247 Bed well. Shelly 69, 160, 168, 191, 235 Bedwell, Sheryl 73,129, 141, 143, 168, 259, 262 Bell, Cynthia 73, 259 Bell, Ginger 56, 57, 62,147, 159,172, 259 Bell. Keith 54, 60, 164, 211, 232, 233 Benfield, Kelli 73, 259 Bennett, David 259 Bennett, Kristi Kaye 56, 62, 191, 235 Bennett, Kristi Lee 145, 172, 235 Bentley, Christi 147, 148, 247 Berry, Diane 56, 60, 172, 235 Billington, David 66, 259 Billington, Ginger 199 Billington, Raymond 109, 139, 259 Bird, David 60, 212 Birdsong, Terry 171, 212 Bishop, Temple 235 Bishop, Teresa 259 Black, James 116,117, 235, 240 Black, Kevia 54. 64, 69, 247 Blackerby, Jada 66, 159, 247 Blackwell, Johnny 171, 235 Blankenship, Cindy 163, 221, 235 Blaylock, Sonja 247 Block, Sha 259 Block, Shannon 39, 59, 65, 109, 119, 259 Block, Sherry 73, 247 Boedeker, Jimmy 212 Boedeker, Regenia 49, 73, 259 Bolding, Scott 63, 247 Bond. Kenit 48, 248 Bontke, Carla 61, 159, 174, 235 Bontke, Jana 129, 143, 164, 259 Borchardt, Annetta 248 Borrego, Martin 248 Borrego, Ofelia 259 Borron, Phil 109, 260 Boulter, Tiffany 248 Boulter, Troy 235 Bowens, Barry 109, 119, 139, 260 Bowman, Brad 171, 186, 235 Bownds, Bill 151, 235 Bownds, Russel] 260 Box, Dean 201 Box, Robert 170, 201,212, 232, 233 Bozeman, Heath 63, 109, 248 Bradic, Robert 90, 98, 212 Bradic, Ronnie 98, 103, 116, 137, 248 Bradley, James 161, 162, 231, 232, 233 Bradley, Joe 183, 231, 232, 233 Bradley. Logan 109, 119, 260 Bradley, Michelle 260 Bradley, Ray 260 Bradley. Richard 63, 161, 235 Bradley, Ronny 260 Bradshaw, Joe Dale 83, 171, 235 Bradshaw. Sheila 184, 248 Branch, Julie 27, 69, 126, 175, 246, 248 Branch, Patrick 119, 258, 260 Bratcher, Brian 109, 260 Bratcher, Chris 63, 248 Braxton, Mary 129, 143, 260 Braxton. William 137, 170, 212 Bray, Jana 165, 235 Brito, Andre 248 Brown. Daron 184, 212, 232, 233 Brown, Doug 248 Brown, Timothy 39, 50, 147, 174, 234, 235 Bryan, Susan 69. 170, 212, 232, 233 Bryant. Keith 59, 60, 67, 74, 212, 232, 233 Bryson, Scott 119, 260 Buchanan, Geresa 260 Buchanan. Kent 61, 164, 212, 232, 233 Burkhart, Beth 170, 235 Burnett, Ondy 69, 199, 200, 212 Burns. Dawn 212, 232. 233 Burns, Donna 54, 62, 159, 258, 260 Bustos, Anna 248 Bustos, Cynthia 160, 235 Bustos, Lee 213 Butcher, Steven 248 Butlar, Marla 159, 260 Butlar. Robin 86. 178, 248 Butler, Paula 120, 213 Bye, Mickey 98, 164, 231 C Caballero, Kathy 69, 248 Cabrera, John 248 Caldwell. Cory 109, 119, 164, 260 Campbell, Julie 66, 260 Campbell, Laura 260 Campbell, SherTy 66, 159, 260 Canales, Rebecca 235 Canales, Tim 109, 139, 260 Cantu, Diana 56, 66, 248 Cantu, Lisa 167, 190, 191, 235 Cantu, Monica 260 Cantu, Phyllis 160, 236 Cantu, Rosario 86, 87, 163, 178, 213, 229, 232, 233 Cantu, Teresa 213 305 Carrillo, Veronica 188, 260 Carroll, Gregory 70, 71, 236 Carter, Greg 98, 101, 103 Carter, Melissa 231 Carter, Melinda 231, 232, 233 Carter, Tammy 213 Carthel, Thad 246, 248 Cartwright, Kip 73, 76, 109, 119, 260 Carver, Darren 236 Casanova, Edward 260 Casanova, Elizabeth 248 Casarez, David 108 Castillo, Dina 248 Castillo, Duvie 148 Castillo, Isabel 109, 139, 260 Castillo, Moises 98,100, 236 Castillo, Victor 62, 260 Castle, Becky 191, 213, 232, 233 Castleberry, Danny 164, 260 Castleberry, Susan 56, 57, 66, 152, 153, 172,173, 187,248 Cate, Kenneth 189, 236 Caudillo, Daniel 248 Cavazos, David 109, 248 Chain, Stephanie 65, 159, 248 Chambers, Page 129, 164, 184, 260 Chance, Barbara 28, 213, 232, 233 Chaney, Cory 109, 139, 165, 184, 260 Chapa, Albert 171, 236 Chapa, Gilda 248 Chapman, Thame 78, 98, 186, 214, 232, 233 Chatam, Sharon 214 Chavez, Becky 260 Chavez, Norma 236 Chavez, Victoria 260 Chiddix, Melissa 260, 266 Cisneros, Nora 214 Cisneros, Roy 137, 182, 183, 231, 232, 233 Clark, Mechelle 64,159, 163, 248, 255 Clark, Monte 165, 214, 232, 233 Clark. Tonja 56, 59, 62, 159, 163, 223, 236 Clay, Ricky 119, 260 Cleveland, Ernest 108 Cleveland, Nathan 109, 260 Cline, Wayne 248 Cloude, Cindy 236 Cole, Chad 98, 236 Cole, Cindy 73,120, 129,143, 168, 260, 266 Coleman, Bennie 139 Coleman, Marcia 236 Coleman, Melissa 56, 59, 61, 174, 214, 232, 233 Coleman, Robert 189, 248 Coleman, Tim 98, 229 Collins, Alvin 108,109, 119, 139, 260 Collins, James 139 Collins, John 109,118, 248 Collis, Keith 260 Contreras, Peggy 236 Coots, Jerry 205, 214, 232, 233 Cork, Carol 248 Cork, Gayle 63, 69, 184, 236 Cork, Mike 109, 139,165, 260 Com, Sam 260 Cornett, Brenda 236 Cornett, Mike 109, 260 Corona, Mary Lou 248 Coronado, Christina 214 Coronado, Gilbert 236 Cortez, Efrain 260 Cortez, Nancy 160 306 Covey, Leah 46, 78, 84, 166, 178, 214, 222, 232, 233 Cowart, Angela 248 Cowart, Malcolm 63 Cowart, Vitricia 191, 236 Cox, Barbara 190, 191, 215, 232, 233 Cox, Robert Wade 61, 67, 236 Craft, Theresa 236 Craven, Cora 171, 236 Craven, Jo Ann 215 Crawford, Angela 73 Crawford, Ken 236 Cross, Brad 183, 215, 232, 233 Cross, Brent 63, 71 Cross, Curtis 161,162, 199, 215, 232, 233 Cross, Patrick 61,172, 248 Crow, Laura 75, 78, 248 Crupe, Michael 231 Cruz, Maria 260 Culp, Ted 66, 67, 70, 248, 250 Cundiff, Clayton 69 Curry, Tonya 170, 215, 232, 233 Curry, Thomas 109,119, 260 D Dalton, Angie 56, 62, 152, 159, 260 Dalton, Lori 60,159,170, 203, 215 Daniel, Joel 183, 236 Daniel, Marvin 98, 231 Daniels, Mike 65, 164, 260 Davila, Elizabeth 236 Davis, Debra 215, 232, 233 Davis, Denise 171, 236 Davis, Kim 168, 260 Davis, Monica 66,159, 248 Davis, Tony 164, 248 Dayton, Lori 215, 232, 233 Deardorf, Bert 59, 63, 147, 172, 260 Deberry, Derrik 21, 215 DeBusk, Billy 260 Dedek, Tracy 163, 215, 232, 233 DelCampo, Raymond 231 Deleon, Chris 260 Delgado, Melissa 188, 261 Deluna, Lucy 261 Deluna, Richard 108, 236 Derington, Jeretha 56, 65, 159, 248 Diaz, Jimmy 61, 248 Diaz, Joe 161, 162, 215, 232, 233 Diaz, Lazaro 65, 261 Diaz, Marco 66, 248 Diaz, Veronica 248 Dickey, Misti 55, 61, 67, 78, 82, 87, 159, 187, 248 Dietrich, Bernie 261 Dillard, Richard 69, 71, 75, 78, 236 Dillard. Scotty 147, 174, 261 Dixon, Jamey 151, 261 Dizmang, Shelli 231 Dobbins, Laura 56, 65, 147, 159, 172, 173, 261 Dorman, Melissa 59, 61, 152, 159,175, 187, 246, 248 Dorman, Wes 147, 261 Douglas, Allen 184, 248 Douglas, Becky 170, 215, 232, 233 Douglas, Donna 216 Dowis, Michelle 58, 60, 67, 159, 216, 232, 233 Dowis, Sharon 59, 61, 67, 85. 159, 236 Drake, Valleri 73, 261 Duncan, Ava 128, 248 Duncan, Shawn 78, 147, 248 Duncan, Wayne 98, 99, 261 Dunlap, Andrew 38, 39, 42, 45, 60, 130, 216, 232, 233 Dunlap, Keri 170, 236 Dunlap, Quennoth 20, 38, 60, 88, 90, 98, 130, 134,216 Dunn, Rebecca 55, 59, 61, 78, 159, 174, 187, 236 Dunning, Dwayne 109, 139, 261 Dunning, Kay 55, 62, 152, 153, 159, 168, 236 Durham, Susan 63, 249 E Ebeling, Monte 52, 109, 139, 165, 261 Eberhart, Brent 61, 67, 236 Edmiston, Lee 39, 63, 109, 261 Edwards, Michelle 50, 51, 120, 216, 232, 233 Ehresman. Mitzi 178, 216, 232, 233 Ellis, Janice 73, 164, 261 Ellis, Linda 216 Ellis, Marvin 231,232, 233 Ellis, Milton 106, 249 Ellis, Priscilla 236 Engelhardt, Chad 131 English, Travis 109, 261 Enriquez, Robert 231 Ervine, John 109, 119, 139, 261 Escalante, Adela 189, 236 Escalante, Margarito 201 Escalante, Marta 201 Escobar, Melissa 249 Escobar, Miriam 261 Esparza, Minerva 231 Esparza, Minerva 236 Espinosa, Toni 249 Espinosa, Juan 261 Estrada, Cris 216, 232, 233 Esquivel, Johnny 63, 160, 236 Estep, Greg 147, 261 Estep, Shelli 161,236 Etheredge, Ronald Craig 69, 71, 74, 76, 78, 80,98, 187, 236 Evans, Cheryl 128, 200, 249 Evans, Connor 109,119, 261 Evans, Kathy 189, 236 Evans, Kirk 78, 98, 101, 210, 216, 232, 233 F Falcon, Javier 236 Faulkner, Brian 183, 236 Faver, Kina 120,121,216 Favila, Daniel 231 Ferguson, Don 69, 98, 104, 236 Ferguson, Donna 69, 191, 237 Field, Carol Ann 184 Field, Timmy 184 Fisher, Susan 249 Flack, Alissa 56, 66, 159, 262 Fleming, Kelly 183, 216, 232, 233 Flores, Felipa 188, 237 Flores, Marcela 186, 262 Flores, Martha 237 Flores, Martin 262 Flores. Michael 42, 60, 67, 95, 130, 216, 232, 233 Flores, Norma 249 Flores, Raymond 86, 87, 178, 191, 237 Foley, Sean 98, 130, 216 Forbes, Gregg 164, 237 Ford, Tim 216 Foster, Jeff 161,216,232, 233 Foster, Kyle 147, 249 Foster, Mike 183, 216, 232, 233 Foster, Mike 262 Franco, Joanne 54, 66, 159, 237 Freeman, Ricky 249 Freese, Donna 30, 45, 56, 58, 61, 161, 162,214,217,232.233 Fulling, Rusty 109, 249 Fulton, Debs 165, 184, 249 G Gabriel, Brent 108, 118, 249, 251 Gaither, Belinda 199, 217 Gaither, Lynda 66, 249 Gaither, Melinda 62, 159, 217, 232, 233 Gallardo, Dora 188, 262 Gallardo, Lupe 249 Gallardo, Rosemary 262 Gallardo, Trinidad 189, 217 Gallardo, Willie 237 Gallaway, Jeff Gallegos, Antonia 249 Gallegos, Guadalupe 191, 237 Gallegos, Herminia 62, 249 Galvan, Betsy 249 Galvan, Elisea 262 Galvan, Henry 189, 217, 232, 233 Galvan, Sally 49, 62, 262 Galyean, Paula 262 Gamble, Tana 73, 249 Gamboa, Hope 249 Gamboa, Ramiro 262 Gamboa, Sandra 237 Gambrell, Michael 172, 173, 217, 220, 232, 233 Garces, Elida 84, 178, 231, 232, 233 Garces, Maria 262 Garces, Mario 109, 119, 139, 262 Garcia, Andy 161 Garcia, Carlos 137,144, 217, 228 Garcia, David 249 Garcia, Gilbert 164, 262 Garcia, Larry 249 Garcia, Louisa 147, 249 Garcia, Luis 237 Garcia, Manuel 63, 217 Garcia, Maria Luz 262 Garcia, Nancy 249 Garcia, Oscar 61, 217, 232, 233 Garcia, Paul 64, 250 Garcia, Pete 69. 99, 217, 232, 233 Garcia, Peter 262 Garcia, Rosa 237 Garcia, Sylvia 73, 262 Gardner, Angela 73, 262 Gardner, Ellen 38, 83, 147, 186, 217, 232, 233 Garza, Abel 250 Garza, Anastacio 237 Garza, Enrique 109, 164, 165, 262 Garza, Gabriel 262 Garza, George 109, 250 Garza, Linda 188 Garza, Marcelino 237 Garza, Mary Ann 188, 262 Garza, Miros 191, 231 Garza, Noel 262 Garza, Robert 262 Gattis, Marcheta 34, 88, 178, 237 Gaylor. Krystal 21, 46, 218, 232, 233 George, Steve 50, 52, 53, 95, 98. 101,104, 110,150,151,164, 237 Gibson, Donny 250 Gilbreath, Todd 262 Giles, Susie 141,143, 145, 262 Gillespie, Neal 130, 131, 238 Gloria, Larry 263 Gomez, Melinda 218 Gonzales, Alex 30, 172, 218, 220, 232, 233 Gonzales, Angie 73, 250 Gonzales, Audra 129, 263 Gonzales, Beatrice 263 Gonzales, Delores 160, 238 Gonzales, Ed 250 Gonzales. Eddie 160. 218, 232, 233 Gonzales. George 171, 218 Gonzales, Gilbert 218 Gonzales, Irene 238 Gonzales. Isabel 160, 218, 232, 233 Gonzales, Joe 250 Gonzales, Julie 129, 263 Gonzales, Julie 238 Gonzales, Leticia 61, 191, 218 Gonzales, Lucia 250 Gonzales, Lucy 56, 65,159, 238 Gonzales, Lucy 250 Gonzales, Marina 188 Gonzales, Mario 64, 109, 139, 165, 263 Gonzales. Melissa 126, 142, 143, 238 Gonzales, Mike 263 Gonzales, Patty 250 Gonzales, Pete 250 Gonzales, Peter 109 Gonzales, Randy 69, 106, 109, 238 Gonzales, Rene 238 Gonzales. Rosalinda 250 Gonzales, Sepriana 188, 263 Gouldy, Debbie 56,62, 159, 170, 238 Gravelle, John 238 Green, Curtis 201, 218, 232, 233 Green, Doric 201 Green, Lori 191, 218, 232, 233 Green, Randy 116, 130, 131, 238 Green, Richard 263 Gregg, Xylina 34,61, 174, 176, 218, 223, 232, 233 Griffith, Kristi 147, 263 Griffith, Lori 166, 218, 232, 233 Grimaldo, Connie 191, 219, 232, 233 Grimaldo, Federico 263 Grimaldo, Jessie 238 Grimaldo, Joe 238 Grogan, James 189, 238 Guajardo, Paul 59, 63, 66, 147, 172, 173, 238 Guajardo, Peter 238 Guerra, Cynthia 263 Guerra, Jesus 238 Guerra, Hector 63, 232, 233 Guerrero, Jeannie 170, 219 Gunnels, Tammie 163, 219, 232, 233 Gutierrez, Angie 190, 191, 219, 232, 233 Gutierrez, Ann 238 Gutierrez, Delores 90 Gutierrez, Diana 143 Gutierrez, Judy 263 Gutierrez, Robert 238 Gutierrez, Sylvia 160, 238 Guy, Lori 49, 73, 263 H Haarmeyer, Renee 167, 263 Haarmeyer, Rhonda 160, 219, 232, 233 Hackett, Shelia 61, 250 Haley, Larry 109 Hall. Marsha 263 Hall, Melinda 191,238 Hall, Renee 168, 169, 191,238 Hall, Vincent 231 Halley, Larry 119, 263 Halley, Lisa 128, 250 Halley. Mary 141, 145, 199, 231 Hallman, Jeanette 50, 120, 140, 141, 144, 145, 228, 231,232,233 Hallman, Kenneth 18, 50, 88, 89, 110, 114, 219 Hallman, Ricky 98, 110, 250 Hancock, Dan 109, 263 Hancock, Tracy 62, 250 Hancock, William 69, 76, 250 Haney, John 263 Hansard, Susan 60, 67, 219, 232, 233 Hardage, Tim 118, 165, 175, 250 Harding, Gregg 78, 80, 81, 250 Harman, Julie 29, 59, 61,69, 71, 74, 75, 78, 159,232,233 Harper, LaMont 60, 67, 238 Harrell, Christi 61, 159, 239 Harris, Bettie Nikki 239 Harris, Robbie 119, 263 Harris, Sandra 170, 219 Harris, Sherry 250 Harris, Stacy 73, 147, 263 Harrison, Jackie 250 Harrison, Randy 183, 219, 232, 233 Hart, Elizabeth 69, 166, 239 Hart, Michelle 48, 250 Hatchel, Barb 59, 63, 159, 172, 263 Havenhill, Scotty 147, 148 Hayes, Allison 165, 250 Hayes, Andrea 184, 186, 191, 219, 232, 233 Hayes, Angela 168 Hayes, Ginger 168, 169, 190, 191, 219, 232, 233 Hearn, Alan 109, 263 Heflin, Rhonda 250 Heflin, Tod 98, 110, 251 Hembree, Robert 263 Hembree, Shelly 172, 251 Hemphill, Cynthia 51, 120, 121, 123, 228, 239 Hernandez, Arturo 109, 186, 239 Hernandez, Bruce 109, 251 Hernandez, Carolyn 263 Hernandez, David 108, 251 Hernandez, Debbie 219, 232, 233 Hernandez, Edith 199, 251 Hernandez, Enrique 188 Hernandez, Gloria 160, 239 Hernandez, Gloria 62, 239 Hernandez, Janie 251 Hernandez, Juan 263 Hernandez, Jesse 239 Hernandez, Joe 263 Hernandez, Lisa 263 Hernandez, Manuel 109, 119, 263 Hernandez, Martin 219 Hernandez, Mary Lou 128, 141, 145, 251 Hernandez, Norma 239 Hernandez, Ricky 239 Hernandez, Sylvia 190, 191, 219 Hernandez, Sylvia 239 Hernandez, Tony 231 Herrera, Diana 73, 251 Herrera, Ernest 64, 98, 239 Herring, Rene 219 Herrington, Bryan 99, 130, 219 Hervey, Alfred 65, 109, 263 Hess, Valinda 48,251 Hickey. Brett 109, 251 Higdon, Leslie 186, 239 Higdon, Theresa 147, 186, 251 Hill, Karen 128, 251 307 Hill, Kirk 239 Johnson, Kelly 160, 239 Leyva, Nancy 264 Hill, Tracey 69, 239 Johnson, La Donna 160, 200, 220, 232, Lilley, Kelton 171, 231 Hinch, Kim 251 233 Livesay, Melinda 221 Hinojosa, Cynthia 56, 60, 170 Johnson, Norma 231 Lloyd, Kim 69,71,221,232, 233 Hinojosa, Nellie 188, 263 Johnson, Randy 98, 104, 231 Lloyd. Kristi 25, 49. 69. 88, 264 Hipolito, David 130, 133, 219 Johnson, Ruth 126, 140, 141, 239 Loafman, Lee Ann 240 Hodges, Amy 49, 263 Johnson, Sherry 220 Lockett, Vicky 253 Hogge, Jeannie 33, 54, 59, 60, 159, 174 Johnson, Terri 170, 218, 220, 232, 233 Lockett, Wanda 240 219,232, 233 Johnson, Tom 108, 252 Lockhart, Thurman 139, 253 Holahan, Randy 239 Johnson, Tony 108, 184, 252 Lockridge, David 264 Holland, Marzie 251 Jones, Beverly 252 Loflin, Amy 59, 63, 67, 264 Holland, Roxi 263 Jones, Cristi 69, 191, 239 Loflin, Donald 108, 183,240 Holloway, Shirley 63, 219, 232, 233 Jones, Kathh 66, 252 Long, Perri 69, 128,253 Holloway, Teresa 61, 220 Jones, Kent 183 Lopez, Baldamar 69, 139, 144, 240 Holt, Walter 251 Jones, Lee 98, 101, 186, 239 Lopez. Bennie 109 Hooper, Lindsey 251 Jones, Randy 161, 239 Lopez, Caroline 163, 240 Hooper, Marie 165,174, 239 Jones, Toni 62, 159 Lopez, Edward 264 Hooten, Pearl 201 Jordan, Laura 59, 60, 264 Lopez. Gilbert 61. 221, 232, 233 Hooten, Robert 109, 263 Juarez, Christina 188, 264 Lopez, Jesusa 221,232, 233 Hopson, Jo Betsy 251 Juarez, Sandra 264 Lopez, Juan 253 Horan, Reid 263 Julian, Kristine 264 Lopez, Lupe 264 Horan, Russell 130, 239 Lopez, Otilia 240 Horn, Kelly 263 K Lopez, Pearl 264 Horne, Carol 59, 61, 67,159, 176, 239 Lopez, Rene 108, 253 Horne, Melissa 172, 251 Lopez, Robert 139, 264 Howell, Tessa 200, 251 Kayler, Doug 138, 144, 163, 253 Lopez, Ruben 240 Howie, Braxion 59, 61, 239 Kayler, Kim 129, 142, 143, 168, 264 Looney, Rhonda 264 Huffine, La Donna 263 Keller, Todd 69,71,174, 239 Love, Angela 222 Huffman, Michael 251 Kelly, David 239 Love, Tommy 222 Huffman, Pam 90, 191, 220, 232, 233 Kelm, James 264 Lowery, Cleo 240 Hughes, Gordon 263 Kelm, La Donna 264 Lucio, Gloria 264 Hughes, Lawrence Scott 239 Kerns, Carol 129, 262, 264 Luera, Rodney 109, 139, 264 Hughes, Marty 118, 251 Key, Angie 264 Lugo, Jesse 60, 82 Humphreys, Tim 251 Keys, Kim 73, 264 Lugo, Sandra 65, 240 un, Henry 116,117, 239 Khan, Shabbaz 264 Luna, Amy 166, 264 Hunt, Jeanette 55, 62, 159, 184, 251 King, Reneva 201 Luna, Viola 66, 264 Hunt, Rodney 63, 67, 251 Kirkpatrick, Brenda 253 Lung, Charlotte 253 Hunt, Tonya 161, 220, 232, 233 Kirkpatrick, Joanna 84, 178, 231, 232, 233 Lyle, John Paul 109, 265 Hunter, Sean 165, 184, 252 Klemm, Carol 59, 63, 82, 264 Lyle, Leah Kay 46, 69, 174, 246 Hunter, Sherry 24, 48, 89, 252 Knight, Anne 61, 159, 253 Lyons, John 151, 265 Hyde, Gary 165, 184, 252 Kramer, Emil 59, 61. 82, 174, 217, 220 Hyde, Randy 239 Kruse, Donald 165, 239 Kunkel, Kelly 73, 264 I Kunkel, Nickoy 147, 172, 253 Me Ibarra, Anita 263 L McAdoo, Alex 63, 109, 119, 139, 266 Ibarra, Elsa 252 McAdoo, David 98. 118, 137, 253 McAdoo, Kim 129, 266 Ibarra, Jorge 263 LaFuente, Doris 61, 191, 239 McBeth, Rob 151, 266 Ibarra, Sandra 264 Laird, Renee 220, 232, 233 McBeth, Russ 39, 98, 176, 210, 222, 232, igo, Mandy 50, 147, 239 Lam, Mark 38. 45. 172, 173, 220 233 Islas, Frankie 109, 264 Lambright, Rodney 264 McCarty, Bobby 184, 253 Lance, Shawn 116, 253 McCarty, Stacy 222 J Landeros, Albert 27 McCarty, Stanley 240 Landeros, Carmen 253 McCarty;T. J. 165. 184, 186. 222 Landeros, Elida 264 McClain,Monty 164, 266 Jackson, Andrea 119, 264 Landeros, Jesse 221 McClenney, Jeff 164, 184, 266 Jackson, Helen 140, 141, 239 Landeros, Patricia 83, 86, 178, 221, 229, McDonald, Tim 266 Jackson. Janie 69, 74, 176, 220, 232, 233 232, 233 McDonald, Wayne 183, 240 Jackson, Randy 231 Landrum, David 183, 239 McCann, Jennifer 73, 152, 266 Jackson, Wendy 160, 231 Landrum, Joe 264 McGavock, Dawn 62, 253 James, Jeff 75, 147, 148,175, 252 Landry, Scarlet 83. 147, 148, 221, 232, McGhee, John 253 James, Mark 52 233 McGuire, Stacy 69, 240 Jerington, Eric 252 Landry, Sheila 147, 160, 239 McKeown, Carla 34, 84, 85, 174. 176, 178, Jester, Karina 50, 78, 152, 153, 252 Langston, Christine 184, 253 222, 232, 233 Jimenez, Joe 252 Langston, Jeff 189 McKeown, Kevin 109, 172, 266 Jimenez, Juanita 201 Larralde, Herlinda 264 McKinnis, Chris 147, 174, 222 Job, Brad 59,61,67,82,220 Leal, Becky 264 McKinnis, Nicky 128, 253 Joe, Freddy 139, 172, 264 Leal, Ismael 239 McLain, Gena 166, 231, 232, 233 Johns, Donna 65, 159, 264 Lee, Laine 109, 119, 139, 264 McMennamy, Teresa 152, 253 Johnson, Bambi 220 Lee. Mark 165, 231,232,233 McNeil, Trixie 191,240 Johnson, Bobby 264 Lee, Shane 109, 264 McNutt, Molly 73, 129, 143, 168, 266 Johnson, Darron 252 Lees, Mack 165, 239 McPeek, Clay 240 Johnson, Gayle 239 Leija, Bernice 86, 178, 221, 229 McPhearson, John 59, 62, 253 308 Johnson, Karen 252 Lewis, Larry 64, 109, 119, 172, 264 McWhorter, Eddie 240 M Macias, Anastacio 253 Magallanes, Armando 253 Maldonado, Jesse 188, 265 Maldonado, Lisa 240 Malone, Randy 109,119, 139, 265 Mares, Fernando 26o Marroquin, Rosalinda 178. 199, 223, 229, 232, 233 Marroquin, Trinny 265 Marse, Pat 98. 222, 232, 233 Marse, Susan 73, 152, 265 Marshall, Jana 69, 168, 169, 191, 240 Marshall, Stan 165, 265 Martin, Elizabeth 240 Martin, Susan 126, 253 Martinez, Arnulfo 240 Martinez, Bobby 231 Martinez, Connie 147, 265 Martinez, Daniel 253 Martinez, David 231, 238 Martinez, Dean 241 Martinez, Elizabeth 265 Martinez, Florencio 253 Martinez, George 151, 241 Martinez, Gilbert 109, 139, 261, 265 Martinez, Joe 265 Martinez, Louisa 265 Martinez, Patsy 223 Martinez, Pete 265 Martinez, Ricky 64. 151, 253 Mason, Wesley 65, 253 Mata, Odelia 62, 253 Mata, Pat 265 Mathis, Mark 59, 61, 241 Matsumoto, Mark 165, 253 Matthews, Clay 184 Matthews. Mark 184, 265 Matthews, Michael 241 Matthews, Robin 126,127, 253 Mauldin, Lawasia 265 May, Robert 109, 184, 265 Mayberry, LeaAnn 59, 129, 159, 266 Mayfield, Kasey 147, 172, 253 Mayfield, Sandi 51, 120,121, 141, 223 Medina, Gracie 167, 266 Mendez, Stella 241 Merle, Ted 201 Mickey, Randy 50, 83, 150, 151, 178, 199, 223 Miks, Lee 165, 184, 223, 232, 233 Miller, Colin 139, 253 Miller, Kim 63,159, 253 Miller, Leslie 56,62, 159, 171,184, 223, 232, 233 Miller, Tracy 99, 184 Miller, Stacy 108, 119, 184, 266 Miller, Stephanie 49, 73, 266 Milligan, Renee 223 Minnelli, Dawn 145 Mireles, John Joe 253 Mireles, Lora 266 Mitchell, Cindy 168, 169,191, 223, 232, 233 Mitchell, Danny 231 Mitchell, Stacy 59, 60, 67,159, 241 Moberley, Glen 59, 61,266 Montelongo, Alice 171,199, 223, 232, 233 Montelongo, Aristeo 109, 253 Montez, Nelly 62,253 Montoya, Elida 266 Moody, Robby 61, 223, 232, 233 Morales, Alfredo 241 Morales, Carlos 266 Morales, Charlene 253 Morales, Dora 160, 223 Morales, Jessie 183, 241 Moreno, Lupe 253 Moreno, Richard 266 Moreno, Tino 266 Morgan, Deanna 59, 60, 159, 234, 241 Morgan, Sammy 109, 266 Morgan, Stephanie 55, 62, 159, 170, 241 Morgan, Stephen 186, 224 Morphis, Kayla 129, 141, 143, 266 Morris. Angie 266 Morris, Blake 224 Morris, Stephanie 171, 174, 241 Morton, Cindy 58, 61, 168, 169,174, 241 Mosely, Gary 109 Mosely, Kurt 118, 253 Mott, Danea 171,173, 174, 241 Mulkey, Johnny 60, 109, 137, 241 Mull, Kevann 253 Mull, Mark 184 Mull, Melissa 241 Mullins, Thomas 253 Murry, Kelly 69, 71, 75, 78, 80, 108, 187, 253 Myers, Don 253 Myers, Jay 64 Myers, Karen 266 Myers, Milaka 56, 65, 78, 80, 266 N Nabors, Janice 224 Nail, Melissa 78, 241 Nance, Tracy 61, 159, 253 Nash, Malcom Eric 160, 241 Nazworth, Tamara 59, 62, 168, 267 Neeley, Randy 170, 241 Neeley, Scott 63,147, 253 Negrete, Frankie 108, 139, 254 Nevares, Connie 161 Nguyen, Dung 224, 232, 233 Nguyen, Ly 267 Nguyen, Thuan 231 Nguyen, Trang 62, 267 Nimmo, Dianna Kay 191, 241 Noel, Shelly 165, 267 Nolan, Lisa 42, 45, 46, 83, 84, 163,178, 214, 224, 232, 233 Norell, Torrie 191, 224, 232, 233 Norris, Kim 61, 241 Horthup, Mike 50, 137, 144, 172, 241 Norton, Tina 254 Nunez, Alvaro 254 Nunez, James 254 Nunez, Lisa 241 Nunez, Mina 224, 232, 233 Nunez, Petra 267 Nunez, Reynaldo 267 Nunez, Rosa 26, 57, 62, 224, 232, 233 Nunez, Steven 64,139, 267 o Oden, Billy 254 Oden, Roy 224 O’Donnell, Kevin 147, 267 Offield, Tamara 56, 62, 159, 168, 267 Oglesby, Cara 60, 191, 241 Oglesby. Melinda 65, 86. 159, 178, 252, 254 Olson, Amy 184, 267 Olson, Steve 22, 52, 200, 224, 232, 233 Orsak, Charlie 147, 254 Orono, Pedro 267 Ortegon, Ronnie 23, 50, 98, 104,116,130, 241, 245 Ortiz, Russell 69, 71, 241 Ortiz, Tony 118, 130, 254 Owen, Miles 108,164, 246, 254 Owens, Krista 231, 232, 233 Owens, LaDonna 63, 85, 159,172, 174, 241 Owens, Lowell 182, 183, 224, 232, 233 Owens, Miles 139 P Padilla. Becky 254 Padilla, Ray 58, 61, 224, 232, 233 Painter, David 109, 139, 164, 267 Palmer, Randy 165, 224, 232, 233 Pardo, Irma 267 Pardo, Robert 98, 137, 200, 241 Parker, Cbris 116, 241 Parr, Dwight 109, 119, 267 Parris, Guy 118 Parvin, Tammy 78, 267 Patel, Tushar 147, 148, 172, 254 Patino, Gilbert 267 Peck, Debra 62, 73, 267 Pena, Albert 267 Pena, Daniel 254 Pennell, Heath 151, 267 Peoples, Curtis 70, 71, 254 Peoples, Davis 267 Peoples, Linda 201 Pequeno, Diana 167,191, 241 Perez, Alfred 65. 186, 254 Perez, Brenda 241 Perez, Carlos 109, 267 Perez, Danny 171, 224 Perez, David 137,161, 241 Perez, David 98, 242 Perez. Diana 61,191, 242 Perez, Eddy 26, 98, 104, 224, 232, 233 Perez, Esther 129 Perez, Gilbert 108, 254 Perez, Gloria 159, 190, 191, 231, 232, 233 Perez, Jerry 109, 130, 133, 267 Perez, John 130,183, 242 Perez, Melissa 254 Perez, Rosa 191 Perez, Raul 242 Perez, Roger 183, 242 Perez, Rufino 27, 64, 109, 267 Perez, Sandra 62, 267 Perry, Doug 161, 241 Perry, Justin 109, 267 Perry, Richard 224 Perry, Terry 224 Peveto, John 254 Phillips, Kellie 199, 224 Pichardo, Francisco 109, 267 Pierson, Lonnie 160, 242 Pineda, Mia 267 Pinnell, Clifton 109,119, 267 Pirkle, Kelley 108,139, 200, 242 Pope, Becky 254 Porras, Patricia 188, 267 Posey, Jeana 55, 65, 159, 258, 267 Poston, Toby 82, 172, 174, 242 Powell, Randy 109, 267 Pratt, Greg 224. 232, 233 Pratt, Ronnie 108, 254 Preuit, Natalie 254 Pulido, Rosa 224 Purdy, Donna 170, 242 309 310 Q Quintana. Daniel 160. 225, 232, 233 Quintero, Diana 188, 254 Quintero, Ernesto 242 Quintero, Sandra 254 R Rachels, Staci 73, 267 Ragland, Brian 151, 267 Ramirez, David 225 Ramirez, Edna 66, 159, 267 Ramirez, Irma 267 Ramirez, Joe 170, 225, 232, 233 Ramirez, Wally 225 Ramos, Danny 242 Ramos, Faustino 242 Ramos, Juan 267 Ramos, Laura 267 Ramos, Leticia 267 Ramos, Mary 254 Ramos, Norma 84, 85, 168, 178, 225 232 233 Ramsay, Jackie 254 Ramsey, Rhonda 242 Ransom, Eddie 61, 254 Ray, Barbara 170, 225 Ray, Tanja 128, 254 Raybal, Tony 83, 84. 161, 178, 242 Reagan, Danny 63, 109, 267 Reed, Chad 164, 165, 254 Reed, Gina 23, 161, 162, 242 Reese, Steven 165, 254 Reid, Bobby 267 Reid, David 165, 225 Reyes, Angie 63, 86. 87, 178 Reyes, Ben 242 Reyes, Epifanio 109, 254 Reyes, Mary 267 Reyes, Raul 267 Reyes, Theresa 267 Reyna, Margie 267 Reynolds, Matthew 109, 267 Rhoderick, Wresha 54, 61, 159, 250, 254 Rice, Koy 254 Richburg, Brent 35, 53, 88, 98. 130, 135 164, 165 Richburg, Vicki 129. 267 Riggins, Cheryl 126, 242 Riggins, Marleta 120, 226 Riggins, Ruben 109, 119, 267 Rigler, Ron 98. 226. 232, 233 Rios, Richard 242 Rios, Tony 171, 231, 232, 233 Rivera, Carlos 243 Rivera, David 189, 226, 232, 233 Rivera, Lorraine 56, 66, 186, 254 Rivera, Raymond 130, 133, 254 Rivera, Ruben 231 Roberson, David 64, 267 Roberts, David 139 Roberts, Randy 98, 110, 111, 226, 232 233 Roberts, Valerie 129, 268 Rocha, Lee 62,159, 268 Rodriquez, Dimas 254 Rodriquez, Eliza 254 Rodriquez, Ida 190, 191, 226, 232, 233 Rodriquez, Ismael 254 Rodriquez, Israel 108, 254 Rodriquez, Jesse 231 Rodriquez, Kathy 254 Rodriquez, Lisa 254 Rodriquez, Martha 254 Rodriquez, Miguel 268 Rodriquez, Patricia 56, 66. 170, 243 Rodriquez, Pedro 268 Rodriquez, Peter 63, 268 Rodriquez, Randy 268 Rodriquez, Raul 98, 137, 231,232, 233 Rodriquez, Raymon 243 Rodriquez, Ricky 231 Rodriquez, Rosa 268 Rodriquez, Ruth 254 Rodriquez, Virginia 160, 243 Rodriquez, Yesenia 268 Rogers, Shara 243 Rogers. Vivian 268 Rojas, Yolanda 268 Rollins, Michell 254 Rosales, Isabel 268 Rosales, Roger 243 Rosenbaum, Lisa 126, 140, 141, 163, 254 Ross, Dennis 231 Ross, Jackie 20, 50, 51, 88, 95, 120, 123 125, 140, 141, 145, 226, 232, 233 Ross, Kimberly 64, 254 Rowan, Kristi 69, 168, 169, 190, 191,243 Rowell, Reed 109 Rubac, Marvin 109, 268 Rubio, Richard 199, 226, 232, 233 Robert, Rubio 268 Ruiz, Abel 243 Ruiz, Larry 183, 243 Ruiz, Ralph 66, 268 Rupert. Kevin 63 Russell, Ada 165 Russell, Lisa 73, 268 Russell, Louise 73 S Saenz, Carlos 170, 231 Saenz, Lola 268 Salas, Brenda 226 Salazar, Paul 238 Saldana, Linda 268 Saldana, Virginia 186, 268 Sanchez, Alice 63, 159, 191, 231, 232, 233 Sanchez, Angie 268 Sanchez, Bertha 26, 160, 243 Sanchez, Felix 243 Sanchez, Jimmy 98, 243 Sanchez, Joe 64 Sanchez, Jorge 232, 233, 226 Sanchez, Ramiro 109, 139, 268 Sanders, Janine 69, 145 Sanders, Nita 48, 69 Sanders, Rita 48, 69 Sanders, Ronnie 268 Sanderson. Debra 161, 243 Sanderson, Donna 268 Sarabia, Suzanne 243 Sarver, Barry 147, 172 Satterfield, Sandra 268 Saucedo, Eddie 256 Saucedo, Margie 160, 231 Saucedo, Ricky 268 Saucedo, Sammy 64, 268 Sawaya, Lisa 60, 256 Scarborough, Troy 256 Schultz, Joe 69, 76, 98, 118, 139, 256 Schwalm, Janci 60, 159, 190, 191, 243 Schwalm, Tiffany 48 Scott, Cheryl 161,231 Seago, Mark 170, 243 Senter, Carmen 52, 129, 143, 164, 268 Senter, Richard 52, 109, 116, 165, 256 Sepeda, Alden 268 Sepeda, Angelita 256 Sepeda, Cookie 268 Sepeda, Louisa 268 Serna, Alice 268 Shaha, Melissa 66, 268 Shaw, Kim 256 Shores, John 116, 130, 183, 243 Shugart, Carrie 84, 85 Shugart, Connie 178, 243 Shugart, Kay 268 Shugart, Kim 73, 268 Shuping, Judy 201 Shurbet, Misty 150 Sierra, Jessie 116, 243 Sierra, Julian 42, 163, 231 Sifuentes, Jesse 256 Silva, Adelina 256 Simoreau, Gladyl 201 Sims, Brenda 161, 243 Sistrunk, Aaron 231 Swell, George 256 Skaggs, Eddie 226. 232. 233 Slack, Mark 109, 118, 256 Smith, Burton 50, 146, 147, 174, 243 Smith, Derek 59, 60, 221, 226 Smith, James 109, 139, 164, 268 Smith, Jerry 226 Smith, Kelly 129, 143, 268 Smith, Lisa 55, 66, 159. 256 Smith, Melissa 188, 256 Smith, Patrick 38, 58, 60, 170, 227 Smith, Stacy 62,174, 227, 232, 233 Smith, Stacy 159, 243 Smith, Steve 109, 165,268 Smith, Tracy 109, 119, 268 Smothermon, Mickey 171. 243 Snelling, Laura 56, 57, 62, 159, 172, 268 Snelling, Sonya 46, 61, 70, 242, 243 Snelling, Sydney 48, 69, 256 Soliz, Jesse 130, 200, 231 Soliz, Josie 243 Soto, Freddy 268 Spann, Linda 84, 178, 243 Speck, Trey 151.256 Spencer, Penne 33, 171, 227, 232, 233 Stair, Koy 58, 59, 60, 164. 227, 232, 233 Stair, Leianne 61, 159, 227, 232, 233 Stair. Sherry 29, 54, 62, 159, 243 Stalcup, Jeff 183, 243 Stambaugh, Shayla 268 Stanford, Chip 165, 256 Stanford, Sindy 163, 170, 218, 227 232 233 Stanford, Sonya 218, 256 Stanley, Richard 69, 174, 243 Stark, Kim 268 Starr, Roger 118, 256 Steen, Stephen 98, 164, 227 Steffe, Danny 165 Stepp, Jr., Kenneth 84, 85, 178, 227, 232 233 Stepp, Patrick 256 Stepp, Robert 183, 243 Stone, Wendy 227 Stroud, Jason 151, 165, 268 Stroud, Jayne 145, 164, 165, 268 Stroud, Stormie 227, 232, 233 Stuart, Thyson 109, 119 Stuart, Tonna 256 Swearington, Diane 231 Swift, Kende 64, 159, 268 Swim, Ronald 243 Swint, Michael 119, 269 T Taylor, Chad 24, 109, 164, 256 Taylor, Jane Ellen 56, 57, 61, 163, 243 Taylor, K. T. 119 Taylor. Marc 139, 269 Taylor, Stephanie 256 Temple, Joli 32, 58, 59, 159, 174, 176, 227, 232, 233 Terrell. B. 98, 130, 135, 227, 232, 233 Terrell, Julie 152, 153, 186, 227, 232, 233 Teykl, Dean 98, 227 Teykl, Elise 27, 49, 147, 148, 269 Thomas. Sheila 191,243 Thompson, Chris 109, 118, 256 Thompson, Davilla 62, 269 Thompson, Gwuone 170, 227 Thompson, Mary Lynn 69, 71, 75, 227, 232, 233 Thompson, Roy 98, 104, 110, 113,137, 243 Thompson, Shawn 160, 243 Thomashide, Raymond 139, 144, 163 Thornton, Buffie 65, 145, 269 Thornton, Tammy 174, 243 Thrasher, Lisa 171,227, 232, 233 Thrasher, Shannon 98, 183, 243 Thrasher, Tammy 171, 243 Thyson, Stuart 268 Tijerina, Lorraine 188, 256 Tinoco, Jessie 65, 269 Tinoco, Mike 243 Tinoco, Maria 62,168,191, 227, 232, 233 Tone, Mike 98, 137, 243 Tone, Mitch 50, 98, 137, 244 Torres, Anna 231, 232, 233 Torres, Jeannie 56, 66, 256 Torres, Joann 269 Torres, Mary 160, 244 Trammell, Shellie 163, 244 Trevino, Johnn- 130, 256 Trimble, Toni 256 Tuckness, Kathy 200, 256 Tue, Mike 119, 184, 269 Tumbough, Allen 109,139, 165, 269 Turnbough, Lonnie 52, 165, 184, 227 Turner, Gene 256 Tuttle, Kari 69, 140, 145 Tyler, Jimmy 165, 184, 256 U Uddley, Sabrina 227 Uddley, Trevina 160, 228, 232, 233 Urrutia, Melissa 62, 159, 256 V Vadder, Bryson 109, 165, 269 Vadder, Delesa 22, 31, 50, 51,89, 120, 123, 140, 141, 174, 176, 223, 228, 232, 233 Valdivia, Melissa 228 Valenzuela, John 269 Valenzuela, Veronica 256 Valladarez, Linda 269 Vallarez, Joe 244, 183 Valles, Carlos 228 Valles. Noe 144, 244 VanKluyve, Richard 84, 171, 178, 231, 232, 233 Vannier, Steve 269 Vasquez, Angie 161,228 Vasquez, Carolyn 228 Vasquez, Carolyn 244 Vasquez, Cruz 256 Vasquez. Mike 108, 244 Vaughan, Derek 256 Vega, Albert 62, 244 Velasquez, Linda 188, 269 Velez, George 63, 98, 231 Villa, Lupe 201 Vera. Cheryl 59, 61, 67, 159. 244 Vera, Gina 56, 66, 256 Vera, Hank 151, 256 Vera, Jerry 98,130, 244 Vera, Pete 98, 130, 133, 231 Vera, Randy 170, 228 Vernon, Lucia 75,163, 228, 232, 233 Vernon, Nathan 76, 109,119, 269 Villarreal, Asael 170, 244 Villarreal, Joe 269 Villarreal, Larry 256 Villarreal, Minerva 56, 57, 59, 61, 159, 171,244 Villarreal, Nora 199, 244 VonHagen, Allen 231 Voyles, David 161, 244 Voyles, Marie Voyles, Nina 269 w Waldie, Tim 63, 256 Walker, Angela 159,168, 169, 269 Walker, Brenda 160, 228, 232, 233 Walker, Kevin 119, 151,269 Walker, Kyleen 163, 231 Walker, LaDonna 257 Walker, Rhonda 147, 257 Walker, Robbie 62, 257 Walker, Robyn 269 Walker, Tonja 269 Wall, Brent 109, 257 Wall, Brian 63, 151,269 Wall, Kathy 191, 228, 232, 233 Wall, Wendee 257 Wallace, Linda 170, 228, 232, 233 Walters, Tony 116 Walton, Pam 228 Walzier, Brenda 73, 129, 143, 269 Wamack, Wayne 269 Warren, Jane 171, 244 Warren, Tim 269 Washington, Kimberly 145, 245 Washington, Tanya 128, 141, 257 Watkins, Lisa 74 Watson, Christie 255, 257 Watson, Julie 54, 59, 61, 159, 190, 191, 245 Watson, Liana 191, 245 Watson, Ricky 147, 269 Weaks, Micah 42, 78. 98, 99, 210, 229, 230, 232, 233 Weatherford. Kim 229, 232, 233 Weatherford, Todd 109, 269 Weatherred, Pat 109, 139, 269 Webb, Debbie 191, 229, 232, 233 Weidenbach, Eric 106, 109, 130, 135, 234, 245 Weidenbach, Myron 38, 46, 98, 110, 172, 229, 232, 233 West, Fanchon 61, 54, 213, 229, 232, 233 West, Landon 118, 257 Westbrook, Angie 56, 62, 159, 257 Wharton, Cheryl 170, 245 Whatley, Holly 61, 234, 245 Wheeler, Jason 118, 257 Wheeler, Kathleen 62, 245 Wheeler, Tracy 163, 245 Whitaker, Cheryl 171, 245 White, Connie 66, 269 White, Debbie 73, 262, 269 White, Doug 75, 229 White, Garrie 64, 269 White, Wayne 61, 67, 245 White, Wendie 269 Whitfill, Curtis 229 Whitson, Brett 232, 233 Widger, Debbie 82, 186, 257 Widger, Michael 186, 269 Widger. Ruth 82, 186, 230 Wide man, Christy 230 Wieland, Kevin 257 Wilds, Christy 174, 245 Wilkins, Dan 109, 269 Wilborn, Pam 61, 245 Williams. Billy 109, 269 Williams, Donnie 63, 147, 269 Williams, Elizabeth 160, 230, 232, 233 Williams, Gary 109, 269 Williams, Jay 231 Williams, Jeanette 161 Williams, Jennifer 56, 66. 152, 153, 269 Williams, Lance 109, 119, 269 Williams, Randy 27, 50, 98, 100, 110, 111, 114, 137, 245 Williams, Renay 160, 230, 232, 233 Williams, Terry 230 Wilson, Katrina 269 Wilson, Kellie 73, 269 Wilson, Kristi 78, 174, 245 Winchell, Dawn 257 Winton, Becky 199 Witherspoon, Carey 269 Wofford. Kaci 69. 230, 232, 233 Wood, Eugene 231 Wood, Sandra 245 Woodring, Richard 269 Woodring, Tammy 245 Wright, Brett 171,245 Wright, Brett 230 Wright, Gil 50,110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 230 Wright, Rhonda 49, 143, 269 Wyatt, Robbie 108, 257 Wyckoff, Marie 257 Y Yarbrough, Mickey 257 Ybarra, Diane 257 Ybarra, Randy 269 Ybarra, Ricardo 70 Young, Angela 50, 51, 120, 141, 145, 231 Young. Paul 98,104, 230, 232, 233 Young, Sabrina 257 Youngblood, Randy 65 Younger, Leslie 245 Yowell, Lori 61,159, 191,245 Yowell, Mark 64, 147, 269 Z Zamora, Gracie 188, 257 Ziehr, Jeff 98, 165, 257 Zuniga, Priscilla 269 311 Colophon The 1983 edition of the Plainview High School yearbook, the Plain View, was published by Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas, Texas. The regional represen- tative for Taylor Publishing Company was Jerry Clark of Lubbock, Texas. The book is printed on Taylor’s 80 pound matte surface paper stock. The cover, designed by fall semester EDITOR Mitzi Ehresman, is a three-color silk screen reproduction bound onto Taylor’s 089 Silver cover stock board. The typeface used throughout the book for headlines, body copy and cutlines is Souvenir Standard 142. Headlines are set in 24, 30, or 36 point type, while body copy and cutlines are set in 12 and 10 point, respectively. A few ads have been set in Helvetica Standard and Helvetica Bold. The first signature of the book contains eight pages of four-color reproductions. The end pages are 100 percent Marine Blue ( 12). Page size is 7% by 10V2 inches. The book contains 312 pages. Six hundred copies were ordered and delivery was made in August 1983.