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

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1988 volume:

'A Year in the Life — 1 IIHiiliniiii 1988 Plain View Plainview High School 1501 W. Quincy Plainview, Texas 79072 Volume 74 i o Above: A view of the front of PHS on a beautiful autumn day. Left: The Bulldog Mascot is painted on the stadium to show the pride of the battling Bulldogs. Below: Bulldog Stadium is where the Angry Red football team and track team display their athletic ability. This One's for Us! A Year in the Life of PHS students consisted of the Angry Red Band winning their 50th consecutive 1 in marching contest, baseball making it to the Sweet Sixteen and winning bi-district area champs, choir held the annual Red, White and Blue Revue and won sweepstakes, drama competed in contest play in March, and also children's productions, a member of girl's golf won state medalist, art students competed at Scholastic Art contest, Woodworking won first and second place at state, track had regional medalists, FFA won Judging and Leadership Awards and Sweep- stakes, and DECA club won first and second in area competition at Wichita Falls. The combination of it all should make one proud to be a part of A Year in the Life at PHS in 1988. Seniors Jerri Sherley and Veronica Vera demonstrate their domestic ability in Clothing and Textiles. Seniors Pat Nash and Mark Riggins seem to think that they are too cool for school! Junior Roy Kiser chauffeurs the junior varsity cheerleaders in a car caravan to the 1987-1988 Bonfire. The bonfire, October 22, drew an outstanding crowd, such as the PHS Band members and Principal Jerry Don George. Freshmen Dale Ball and Fred Beverage take part in the FFA annual Halloween festivities along with seniors Paul Henderson and Michael Morris. 2 — Student Life Oh how I hate Mondays! says freshman Kalyn Blount. Sponsor Hank Kaiser, alias Texas Fats, shows her pool playing skills to VOE students at their skating party. Head'em up — Move'em out Dogs! Varsity Bulldogs prepare to enter their season in style. It's a dirty job, but somebody's got to do it! replies juniors Robert Garcia and Kurt Wofford. Whose got Senioritis? Senior yearbook staffers Nikki Gebo, Melissa Cline and Kim Cecil do!! Student Life — 3 Senior Billy Rob Dedek and juniors Andy Hinojosa and Kristi McBee won first place in the 1988 Texas Computer Education Association contest held in Lubbock. Senior Laurie Moreno demonstrates that Clothing and Textiles class can be beary fun. Frf shmpn Brian Snrincer and Shonda Bvron natif� ntlv wait for thf hpll “Now which button do you push? asks senior Kelli Bond of photographer Shawn 4 - Student Life Hinch' iunior' Sophomore Nathan Nash and senior Tim Collins entertain freshman Pat O'Neal and the courtyard lunch bunch. Seniors Charlie Johnson, Petey Holland and Ronnie Ballard discuss the going rate for Cheerio's. Freshmen Linda Leos, Jennifer Zuniga and Tammy Chapa enjoy a picnic on the beautiful Plainview High lawn during early September days. Tennis pro Boris Becker watch out, here comes Plainview tennis ace, freshman Brian Rollins. Freshmen Tammy Curry, Bernice Jiminez, Angie Holland, Shelvia Hearon and Heidi Longennecker try to Get it T-o-g-e-t-h-e-r during a pep rally routine. Student Life — 5 Nick VanKlyve, Jodey Arrington, Kent Lloyd, Lelana Vadder, and Brent Cox are rooting for a touchdown. Lance Norrell and Mrs. Nancy Robinson get their two cents worth in while hollering for the senior team during the Teacher's Olympics. Junior FFA member Craig Sweatt takes this little piggy'' to the stock show. Dee Dee Osborn and Shana Jones stand up for the juniors at the Bulldog Pep Rally. Monty Walker says Have a Coke and a smile as he takes a break in Ag Mechanics class. 6 — Student Life Senior Dean Harvey Pennell gets pestered by many, including senior Nikki Gebo. Will the real Mandee Buchanon please smile! Sophomores Scott Young, Trevor McAnich and junior Robert Garcia take a break from class to pose for the camera. Senior Rob Gardner gives his all at the Lip Sync Contest sponsored by the Thespians. Student Life — 7 Freshmen Mitchell Seismore, Edward Vera, Justin Proctor, and Mathew Anderson attend a high school art show in Amarillo. Melanie Coleman, a junior Cosmetology student, shows her new look discovered in class. Seniors Melinda Sanchez and Veronica Vera enjoy the festive food from HECE during the April Food Fest. Juniors Max Peralta, Joe Webb, Harrison Keller, Keith Mayberry, Michael Matlock, Boyd Crawford and Kent Englehardt are the young men selected to attend Boys' State in Austin this summer! 8 — Student Life Senior Melanie Reeves is definitely ready for a break during the track meet at Bulldog Stadium. Sophomore Darrin Morphis plays first soldier in Bury the Dead ' r? ( a.1 Senior Steve Urrutia shows his fine piece of work which he won first place in district at Lubbock and first place in state at Fort Worth. This is the other side to senior photographer Robert Igo! Juniors Cathy Thomas, Tiffany Offield, and Sammi Bedwell were selected for Girls' State. Student Life — 9 4 'Brand New Day' the men of Revue Becki Harris, Rhonda Cortez, Candace Hansford, Tiffany Gabriel, Melissa Me- Junior Sammie Bedwell and sophomore Meredith Meeks sing Jailhouse Cormick, Meredith Meeks, and Shannon Copeland stand in front of the backdrop Rock during the Red, White, and Blue Revue, that reveals the Brand New Day theme. Senior Tiffany Gabriel, junior Kent Engelhardt, and junior Mandee Buchanan act out their parts in The Twelve Days Of School. Ladd Temple sings Shut De Door during the first act. 10 — Student Life Red, White and Blue Another Smash Hit Heather Zschicsche, Kathy Walker, Mandee Buchanan, Tamara Hansford, Shannon Copeland, and Kristin Karrh begin the second act along with the rest of the choir. Senior Kandy Davey and Jerry Sullivan help introduce the acts. Master and Mistress of Ceremonies Lee Keller and Candace Han- junior Michael Matlock and sophomore D. J. Segler sing Shut De Door. sford introduce the next act. 4 Student Life — 11 Sheila Beasley Cosmetology Achievements — Received outstanding cos- metologist for 1987-88 school year, grad- uated from Barbizon Modeling School in Dallas in August of 1987. Career Goal — To be a cosmetologist and model in Dallas. Personal Goal — To be the best I can be. Most Admired Person — My mother — told me to be the best I could be at whatever I do. Todd Bell Instrumental Music Achievements — Band (4 yrs.) many awards for solos and ensembles. Band Vice Pres- ident, member of the Band's 50th consec- utive 1, Drafting. Career Goals — I would like to complete college and get a dual degree in Archi- tecture and Civil Engineering. In the future I would like to open my own Architectural office and Business. Personal Goal — To get married and raise a family in a few years. To make an impres- sion on the Architectural world with my architectural work. Most Admired People — My parents. They have seen me through 18 years of my life and 12 years of school. They have always given me the support and courage to go on. Education Coo Achievements — VOE Club, VOE Coop Sheila Beasley accepts the Cosmetology award for Outstanding Cosmetology from Anita Vinyard. Robin Brandes Vocational Office P OE Career Goal — To work in the Accounting field. Personal Goal — To become more independ ent. Most Admired Person — My mother she works very hard and she is always happy. 12 — Who's Who With Special Presentations Ceremony Sherry Chapman English Achievements — First Baptist Church Youth Council, National Honor Society, Who's Who Among High School Students, English All- American, Academic All-American, PTA Literary Contest 1st place Local and District 3rd place State, Latin Club, FHA, GT, Honor Graduate. Career Goal — To attend college and become a teacher or youth counselor. Personal Goal — To be the best that I can be and follow Jesus in all my actions. Favorite Quote A— I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. Most Admired Person — Jerry Don Sullivan Rhonda Cortez Home Economics Cooperative Education Achievements — HECE (2 Yrs.), President HECE 1986-87, Band Flag Corps. Career Goal — To be a music instructor at a university. I intend to go to Southern Nazarene University in Bethany, Okla- homa. Personal Goal — I will be leaving P.H.S. and into the world and I just want to learn more about what it is like to be out there Most Admired Person — Beethoven — He was a great composer and played wonderful music. Nathan Cowart Art Achievement — Art (4 yrs.) Personal Goal — To overcome my physical hand- icap, and to attend Wayland Baptist University in the fall to further my studies in art. Favorite Ouote — I can do all things through Christ which strengthened me. Kandy Davey Vocal Music Achievements — Latin Club — Treasurer, A Cappella — President, All State Choir, National Honor Society, Honor Grad- uate. Career Goal — I would some day like to be a professional singer. Personal Goal — I want to be the best person I can be with God's help. Favorite Quote — Pretty is as pretty does, but ugly is plum' to the bone. Billy Rob Dedek Business Achievements — Honor Roll (4 yrs.). National Honor Society, Honor Graduate, State Com- puter Contest. Career Goal — To attend Texas Tech and major in Computer Science. Personal Goal — To do my best in everything I do. Most Admired People — My parents and grand- parents. Tiffany Gabriel Yearbook Achievements — Student Council Exec- utive Officer, FHA Unit President and Representative, Yearbook Editor-In- Chief, Latin Club, A Cappella Choir, Scholastic Award, Chamber of Com- merce Student of the Month, Rotary Student of the Month, Nominated as Congressional Scholar to National Youtn Leadership Council, Class Favor- ite Runner Up, Symphony Debutante. Career Goal — Degrees in Family Studies Counseling with an emphasis in public relations or substance abuse; to help people live happier lives by un- derstanding themselves better. Favorite Ouote: Be a searcher. Those who seek are the finders of treasures. Nikki Gebo Homemaking Achievements — FHA — Vice President, FHA State Voting Delegate, Yearbook — Business Manager, French Club — Reporter, Who's Who in American High Schools, Who's Who Among American English and Drama Students, Honor Roll, Drama Club — Thespians. Career Goal — I would like to become a Child Psychiatrist or a Pediatrician. Personal Goal — To achieve everything I possibly can to the best of my ability — To be the best I can be. Favorite Quote — Do not go in front of me — for I will not follow. Do not go behind me — for I will not lead. Just go beside me and be my friend. Paul Henderson Agricultural Science Achievements — National Who’s Who, Plainview FFA, Band, Halfway 4-H Club. Career Goal — I plan to go to Texas Tech and major in Agricultural Finance and be a loan officer in a bank. Personal Goal — I plan to become a suc- cessful businessman, get married, and have 2 kids. I'd like to live in the country in a 2-story house. Favorite Quote — Don't put off until tomorrow what you can to today. Most Admired Person — Benjamin Frank- lin Who's Who — 13 Faculty Nominates Outstanding Student Robert I go Winner, Scholarship Winner, K Na- Photography Achievements — National 4-H Phott hip tional Scholarship Winner, Texas PTA Cul- tural Arts District Winner 1987 and 1988, State 4th place '87, Yearbook Photo Editor 1987-88, Newspaper Photographer, Varsity Football. Career Goal — To be a photographer TV Broadcasting Technician. Personal Goal — To be happy, rich, and have a productive life. Favorite Quote — “Life is too short not to have fun. Michelle lames Industrial Cooperative Training Achievements — Vocational Student of the Month, ICT, 1 st in District and 1 st in State at VICA contest in Medical Laboratory Tech- nology, Honor roll. President of ICT VICA, Secretary of OEA. Career Goal — I plan on becoming a Medical Laboratory Technologist and supervising a department in a laboratory. In later years, I plan on owning and directing my own pri vate laboratory. Personal Goal — I want to become the best person I can be. I plan on having a close family and a successful career. Favorite Quote — “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.'' Keith Latham Metal Trades Achievements — 1st Regional contest in Pre- cision metal machines, 1st Regional contest Metal Trades project, 2nd in state contest, 4th in precision machines at state. Career Goal — To graduate from TSTI in Waco in Electronics and go into Electronical Research and Development. Personal Goal — To excel in professional 4- wheel racing. Acting All star Cast Th Michelle Mayer Theatre Achievements — Thespian Secre- tary Treasurer 1986-87 and 1987-88, Hon orable Mention in Award, Plainview Civic Spanish Club. Career Goal — To eventually become a high school drama teacher, Personal Goal — To lead a happy life and to help those around me be happy also. To always keep a positive attitude no matter what life hands me. Favorite Quote — “Do the thing you fear, and the death of fear is certain.'' Marnie Meeks speechlessly accepts one of her awards for Who's Who. 14 — Who's Who For Who's Who in Academic and Specialized Areas Mamie Meeks Latin and Math Achievements — First Baptist Church Youth, Member of National Honor Society, B PW's Club Girl of the Month, Latin CIud, United States Achievement Academy Awards, Who's Who Among American Hign School Students Career Goal — I plan on having a career but am undecided as to what career. Personal Goal — Do the best I can in what- ever I do. Favorite Quote — Trust the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own un- derstanding. ' Jody Parvin Marketing Education Achievement — ODPCVAE, DECA Career Goals — Computer Analyst Personal Goal — To have higher grades. Favorite Quote — All men are created equal. ' ( Michelle Saldivar Office Duplication Achievement — Learning a lot about office equipment and being able to teach about it. Career Goal — I would like to be a pho- tographer. Personal goal — I would like to open my own photography shop and be a professional journalist. Most Admired Person — My mother — she has taught me to be strong when hard times come and to be independent when she is not around. Gina Taylor French Achievements — French Club, Treasurer, NJHS, National Honor Society, Honors Band, Nominated to go to Girls' State. Career Goals — I hope to get a degree to teach. I think it might be interesting to teach French. Personal Goal — I plan to keep my grades and school spirit up. Favorite Quote — There's nothing to fear but fear itself.” Senior Todd Bell proudly accepts his award from Band Director O. T. Ryan. Robert Igo looks upward for some heavenly help to make the program short as Marcus Gonzales worries about that last mistake he made at Special Honors presentation. Who's Who — 15 Willie Ansley Recognized For Overall Contributions Lions Club President and PHS Principal Jerry Don George Senior Willie Ansley receives the LaVerne Roach award for 1988 in recognition of his contributions to PHS. presents Willie Ansley with the LaVerne Roach award at a Special Honors Presentation. Along with being LaVerne Roach runner up, senior Pat Nash also takes home the Most Valuable Player award for Basketball. All district basketball player, Pat Nash receives runner-up for the LaVerne Roach award. 16 — Honors Sophomore Lisa Eversole does not quite fill the part of a pumpkin at the Spanish Club Halloween party. Junior Mecca Howard laughs at the losing seniors after Teacher Olympics as junior Misty McBee tells others the news and junior Krisit McBee laughs along. A Colorful Year in the Life at PHS The traditional Angry Red banner is seen cross- ing the sky before a home sporting event. Varsity cheerleaders and Bulldog mascot senior Jerry Sullivan lead the football fans in a cheer. Junior Colbie Pinnell est serva ad (is a slave for) junior Reg Martin. Andy Hinojosa spectat (watches) while senior Lee Keller dicit (speaks). Oh mala narro!!! Student life 16A - - Far Left: Freshman Heath- er Zschiesche waves to the crowd as freshman Brooks Lewellen dreams of being a senior. At left: Junior Michael Ed wards works studiously during newspaper — or is he just looking at maga- zine pictures? Dayna James presented at 36th annual Queen's coronation Since 1951 students at Plainview High School have elect- ed a school Queen, who is presented Doth at Homecoming halftime and Queen Coronation ceremonies. During halftime ceremonies at the October 2nd Home- coming game, Dayna Lynn James, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry James, was announced as 1987 reigning Queen. (See bottom right picture below) On November 8, the senior class presented a special ceremony honoring the Queen, her court, and Loras and Ladies of the senior class. The Queen's court consisted of Princesses, Candace Han- sford, escorted by John Hamilton; Melissa White, escorted by Ken Wilson; Becki Harris, escorted by Lee Keller; Lori Felon, escorted by Nick Luna and Juana Cordero, escorted by Doug Wooley. Kent Haley served as Queen's footman. Presenting the scepter to the Queen was Executive Coun- cil president Raymond Pena. The traditional Red-rose bou- quet was presented by senior class president Ronny Ballard. Queen Dayna James models the white silk gown and white and red robe worn by all 36 former P.H.S. queens. Queen Dayna James and her Court Reigning with her scepter, Queen Dayna James awaits coronation ceremony activities with Student Body pres- ident Raymond Pena and senior class president Ronnie Ballard 16B — Queen's Coronation Lords and Ladies Honored With Queen's Dance Senior parents honored the participants of the Queen's Coronation with a dance held at the Plamview Country Club Attending were Queen Dayna James and Kent Haley; Prin- cesses and their Escorts — Melissa white and Ken Wilson; Candace Hansford and John Hamilton; Lori Felan and Nick Luna; Becki Harris and Lee Keller; and Juana Cordero and Doug Wooley. Lords and Ladies who participated in the event were Michelle Baldwin and Matt Wolfington; Marcy Glidewell and Doug Walker; Tara Marshall and Lance Delong; Melanie Gaskin and Jody Thornton; Sheny Chapman and Brent Cox; Kim Cecil and Gary Veazy; Sandy Montez and Larry Juarez; Gayle Brown and Curtis Hill; and Cindy Stair and Robert Igo; Nikki Reed and John Berry; Kyra Patty and Blaze Mayberry; Raeann Limbocker and Brad Ransom; Kelli Bond and Ricky Wallace; Cristian Mull and Shane Tdmonson; Jeana Baucum and Jeff Isler; Tiffany Gabriel and Kenny Green; Veronica Vera and Marcus Gonzales; Rhonda Hutcherson and Paul Henderson; Michelle James and Patrick Holland; Melissa Cline and Todd Butler. Also, Laurie Aguirre and Donald Seidel; Mary Williams and Micheal Johnson; Lisa Yowell and Ladd Temple; Cindy Hardaee and Brandon Marshall; Kari Rawdon and Todd Bell; Lelana Vadder and Lance Norrell; Cathy Galvan and Mark Perez; Chrystal Jaynes and Cary Kelley. Also, Rose Ann Ochoa and Wally Chavez; Leann Weidenbach and Kent Lloyd; Michelle Wall and Jerry Sullivan; Jody Trimble and Nick Van Kluyve; Nikki Gebo and Steven Campball; Sheila Beasley and Guy Hayes; and Lisa Rhodes and Rob Gardner. Despite an eye infection, Paul Henderson still found time to enjoy dancing with Jena Baucum at the Queen's dance. During the Queen's dance, the senior Lords who preferred to be known as the Party-Animals'' gather for the annual group picture. Marcy Glidewell, with partner Kennv Green, is not hampered dv a long eve- ning dress as she rocks to the music of a Disc Jockey. Queen's Dance — 16C Seniors Puer Jerry Sullivan and Puella Tiffany Gabriel say, When in Rome do as the Romans do at the Latin Toga party. Tracy Williams answers the pending question of Where's the Beef? The drama department practiced for JUVIE the one act play presented at Wayland's Black Box. Senior Veronica Vanna Vera points Hey Goodlookin - What cha got cookin? Senior Raj out that Senior 88 rules. Horan cooks for the teachers at the annual Ag breakfast. Senior Jeff The Klutz Isler, shows the senior crowd his sexy legs at the Teacher Olympics. Student Council, assisted by Principal jerry Don George, wishes vice principal .Larry McBee a Happy 45th Birthday over the P.A. 16D — Student Life Best All Around winners for 1987-1988 school year are seniors Veronica Vera and David Montez. Vera and Montez Chosen as Best All Around Seniors Bennie Malone and Raymond Pena are the runners-up for Best All Around. Seniors David Montez and Veronica Vera were presented at the awards ceremony in April. Veronica Vera tallies up the scores for the Teacher Olympics as part of her Student Council responsibilities. Honors — 17 Two shorties, jody Trimble and Nikki Gebo, wait at the end of the line for the senior group photo. Who's number one? Sophomores Alyssa Carmichael, Dondi Lindeman, Crystal Beasley, Lori Blanken- ship, Emily Mock, Wistie Webb, Carrie Teague, Lisa Roth, Julie Phillips, and Kristen Riese THINK they are. A freshman class is interrupted by a wandering photographer. Shown are; Brandon Andrews, Dee Dee Segler, and other members of the class. 18 — Individuals Junior Dale Haralson and freshman Julie Goree listen attentively to band directors, O.T. Ryan and Will Burks, as they give last minute instructions at night band rehearsal before contest. I always feel like someone's watching me states freshman Belinda Bustos, as counselors Dorothy Tullis and Carole Bell look on to her morning tutorials. Individuals — t9 Willie Ansley Eighty-seven — Eighty-eight Laurie Aguirre Rosie Aldape Kimberly Allen John Alvarez Michelle Baldwin Kristie Ballard Ronny Ballard Gina Banister Christy Barton Susan Batley Jena Baucum John Berry, “Mr. G.Q. leads the mighty seniors in their Alma Mater. Rachel Beard Sheila Beasley 20 — Seniors 'Anyone? Anyone? Somebody please help! exclaims Antenneh Wolde-Emmanuel at registration. Keith Bell Nancy Benavides Lorri Bennett John Berry Usticii David Block Todd Bell Jeff Bolding Kelli Bond Robin Brandes Pam Braxton Gayle Brown John Browning IL H Todd Butler Darrell Caballero Steven Campbell Shonda Cate Kim Cecil Seniors — 21 Eighty-seven — Eighty-eight Tonya Chambliss Sherry Chapman Wally Chavez Chere Clark Melissa Cline Pauline Coffin Is this Revenge of the Nerds ? or is this Raymond Pena on Ne Day? Tim Collins Rhonda Cortez Brent Cox Verlonda Curry Elsta Daniels Kandy Davey Mark Davis Billy Rob Dedek Lance Delong 22 — Seniors Eighty-seven — Eighty-eight Anna Flores Irene Flores Todd Ford Leslie Fore Kari Rawdon is so-o-o very . . . artistic at marking hall posters. 4 Seniors — 23 Eighty-seven — Eighty-eight Aurora Garcia Michael Garcia Rob Gardner Lee Keller takes a coke break from the frustrations of senior registration on August 27, 1987. Jeff Isler thinks seriously about one day being a professional Melanie Gaskin Nikki Gebo James Gilbert photographer while listening to a lecture in Photography I. 24 — Seniors c Eighty-seven — Eighty-eight V 1 Terry Gillbreath Kent Haley John Hamilton Cindy Gonzales Lisa Gonzales Joe Gonzales Rhonda Hancock jerry Sullivan's Gotta have faith.' Seniors — 25 V DeWayne Greer m J Marci Glidwell Priscilla Gonzales Marcus Gonzales Candace Guy Greg Goyne Brett Gray Kenny Green Mano Zumga shows off Angry Red's intensity and consistency. Carmen Hernandez Chilo Hernandez Elizabeth Hernandez Joe Hernandez Michael Hernandez Tawanna Hill Petey Holland Curtis Hill 26 — Seniors Eighty-seven — Eighty-eight Amber Hollars Raj Horan Melissa Huffine Gavino Ibarra Robert Igo Amy James Senior Counselor Leon Kendall helps Chilo Hernandez and other anxious seniors toward Dayna James graduation. 4 Seniors — 27 Eighty-seven — Eighty-eight Tracy Johnson Kristi Jones Larry Juarez Lee Keller Cary Kelley Heith Kelm Kevin Kennon David Kidd Joel Lane Raeann Limbocker Kent Lloyd Juan Leal Nick Luna Michael McCall Sally McMullin Photographer Robert Igo steps out from behind the camera for a quick pose. 28 — Seniors Bennie Malone Eighty-seven — Eighty-eight Roseann Marin Randy Marroquin Brandon Marshall Tara Marshall ''Larry'' Mary Williams, Curley Gayle Brown and Moe )ena David Maxon Blaze Mayberry Michelle Mayer Baucum goof around in traditional senior antics style. 4 Seniors — 29 Eighty-seven — Eighty-eight Sandy Montez Laura Moreno Michael Morris Melissa Moseley Christian Mull lerry Murry Patrick Nash Lance Norrell RoseAnn Ochoa Cynthia Ortega I Kyra Patty Cesar Pardo Craig Parks Basic Camera loading skills are not as easy as it seems. Brandon Marshall still has to read the directions, and you thought seniors knew it all. Raymond Pena Irma Perez Mark Perez 30 — Seniors Eighty-seven — Eighty-eight Selma Perez Beverly Perry Cory Philpott Margie Quintania Brad Ransom Kari Rawdon Ricky Reyes Ruben Reyes Jr. Melanie Reeves Emily Renteria Nikki Reed Lisa Rhodes David Rice Carol Richards Cindy Ridlehuber Eighty-seven — Eighty-eight Jaime Salinas Gloria Sanchez Lupe Sanchez Melinda Sanchez Gwen Sanders Jerri Sherley Tammy Shugart J m t Cynthia Shivers Virginia Silva Lori Smith 32 — Seniors Eighty-seven — Eighty-eight Melanie Smith Stacey Smith Amanda Soliz r Russell Stanley Randy Stephenson Melynda Stockton Veronica Soliz Cindy Stair Kim Cecil pauses from the task of doing page layouts during Yearbook li John Mark Thompson )ody Thornton Jody Trimble Steve Urrutia Seniors — 33 Eighty-seven — Eighty-eight Lelana Vadder Nick Van Kluyve Cassandra Vickers Jimmy Villanueva Doug Walker Kathy Walker Michelle Wall Rickey Wallace Ronald Watson Leann Weidenbach Winston Wertlen Melissa White Serena Willborn Mary Williams 34 — Seniors Tiffany Gabriel and Nick Van Kluyve demonstrate, for the Teacher Olympics, the proper way to ride a scoot- er. Eighty-Seven-Eighty-Eight Right: Senior class officers for 1987-88 were from left to right, Christy Barton, secretary; Lelana Vadder, treasurer; Veronica Vera, vice president; and Ronny Ballard, president. Senior class secretary Christy Barton reads the minutes from the last meeting concerning graduation. Senior class favorites runners up are Tiffany Gabriel and Kent Lloyd. Seniors Lelana Vadder, Verlonda Curry, and Gavino Ibarra were elected as their class favorites. Seniors — 35 Eighty- Seven- Eighty-Eight Looks like somebody forgot their Arid Extra Dry at Coronation practice. Shown are Carey Kelly, Crystal Jaynes, Kent Lloyd, Leann Weidenbach, Nick VanKluyve, Jody Trimble, Steven Campbell and Nikki Gebo. Veronica Vera Where did you get that blank blank look Leann Weidenbach, Kyra Patty, and Lori Felan, try outs for the new three stooges are next week, keep on your face? practicing. Lance DeLong are you THAT masked man at band practice? 36 — Seniors Eighty-Seven-Eighty-Eight Willie Ansley and Mark Riggins discuss their class schedules in the high school cafeteria at pre- registration. And the cheerleaders for the 1988 Teacher Olympics are the multi-talented Marcus Gonzales, Gorgeous Lance Norrell, beautiful Jeff Isler, and sexy Petey Holland. Groupies are Melissa Cline and Kim Cecil. Wally Chavez, Cheri Clark, and Sheila Eden wait anxiously for their CAT test for seniors. Jerry Sullivan, alias Bulldog Mascot, let's see you Shake your Caboose! Seniors — 37 Marcus Gonzales hears no evil, Lance Norrell speaks no evil, and Jerry Sullivan Cindy Gonzales and Wally Chavez pose for a quick picture hoping that this one sees no evil. will make the yearbook. In Memoriam Rachel Lea Vielma — 1970-1988 38 — Seniors Seniors Lori Felan, Jerry Sullivan and Cindy Hardage point out who will always be 1. Lelana Vadder carries the flag at the Teacher Olympics. Matt Wolfington catches up on some computer class homework. Kelli Bond takes a breather at VOE skating party. Say cheese says Shane Edmonson, but who knows what the subject is. « Seniors — 39 Eighty-eight Aday, Jeff Alcala, Esperanza Alcozer, Fabian Alcozer, Florinda Alonzo, Michael Alvarado, Angel Alvarado, Daniel Amaya, Diana Amaya, Elizabeth Armijo, Oscar Arrington, Yancey Asiatico, George Wayne Jackson models the latest fash- ions of shades and Coca-Cola shirt. Eighty-nine Yancey Arrington eagerly waits for the candy store to open during first lunch. 4 I 4 I Crystal Hamby is about to make one of her fabulous remarks. Juanita Hernandez waits patiently on a snowy day to go to a VOE contest in Borger. 40 — juniors Eighty-eight — Eighty-nine Balderas, Laurie Barnes, Shelia Barnett, Bret Beard, Stephen Bedwell, Sammie Betler, Byron Block, Freddy Buchanan, Mandee Bull, Larry Burnett, Renita Burnett, Sandy Busto, Artemia Bustos, Hever Bustos, Rosalinda Caldwell, Mike Camacho, Maribel Cantu, Estella Cardenos, Lesvia Cargill, lames Carmichael, Cory Carol, Ed Carthel, Daintry Carthel, Keisha Casanova, Norma Castillo, Cecilia Stephanie Zavalo, Yvonne Gomez, Elena Enriquez model their different types of Homecoming mums while watching a varsity football game. juniors — 41 Eighty-eight Castillo, Maggie Castillo, Requel Cate, Greg Chang, Susan Chapman, jay Chavez, Anna Chavez, Socorro Clay, Jenny Clemmons, Bo Cline, Lance Coffin, Veronica Coleman, Melanie Collins, Cindy Collins, James Copeland, Shannon Coronett, Charlotte Cornet, Larry Cox, Leslie Crawford, Boyd Crawford, Kimmy Crosby, Brandon Davis, Todd Debusk, Shona Eighty-nine n ' w i i c J Craig Sweatt leads his horse over to the College Hill Elementary School playground -f Look at John David Ferrell as he chills for the camera in the upstairs hall between classes. 42 — Juniors Eighty-eight — Eighty-nine Dees, Tim Deluna, Bobby Diaz, Monica Dodgin, Clint Dowis, Deanne Dunbar, John Ebeling, Gerald Edwards, Michael Eldred, Mandy Engelhardt, Kent Enriquez, Elena Escobar, Marie Escobar, Rosemary Esty, Aaron Faulks, Shane Ferrell, John David Fierro, Mary Jane At a freshman football game junior Frank Huey shows that he abides by Coach Sherwood's law Thou Shalt Not Be With Out Thy Football Helmet On Friday. Juniors — 43 Eighty-eight — Eighty-nine Flores, joe Gallego, Esequiel Galvan, Francisco Galvan, Isaias Gambrell, Jennifer Garcia, Chris Garcia, Hilda Garcia, Jolyn Garcia, Robert Garcia, Toni Garza, Rosalie Gatski, Scott Gibson, Tony Goff, Valerie Gomez, Heron Gomez, James Gomez, Yvonne Gonzales, Henry Gonzales, Johnny Gonzales, Michelle Brad Pullen and Yancey Arrington pose for the camera while watching a junior varsity basketball game. Kimmy Crawford and Skeeter Jennings work on Ms. Jodi Bass' fourth period informal geometry test. 44 — Juniors Eighty-eight — Eighty-nine Gonzales, Ray Gouldy, Casey Grogan, Shawn Gruhlkey, Jay Guerra, Patricia Gutierrez, Gilbert Halahan, Ron Haley, Shawna Hall, Cindy Hallman, Daryl Valerie Goff demonstrates her computer skills during the VOE Vocational Week Open House during February. Hamby, Crystal Hamilton, Brent Hansford, Tamara Haralson, Dale Hardin, Leann Hardin, Toby Harkins, Roy Harper, Kip Harriss, Paul Hart, Mike 4 Juniors — 45 Eighty-eight Hastey, Eric Hernandez, Alice Hernandez, Hilda Hernandez, Juanita Herrera, Sara Hickman, Peggy Hinojosa, Andy Hinojosa, Catherine Hinojosa, Joe Hipolito, Edward Holbert, Lance Houston, Bernice Howard, Mecca Howard, Thomas Huey, Frank Huey, Nathan Isler, Jay Jackson, Wayne Jimnez, Karen Joe, Kim Johnson, Chrene Jones, Leland Jones, Ravonnette Eighty-nine 46 — Juniors Eighty-eight Eighty-nine Greg Sweatt and Jay Gruhlkey fight the crowd while trying to leave one of the football pep rallies. Jones, Shana Jordan, Terri Juarez, Cindy Keller, Harrison Kendall, Becky Kernell, Shane Kirk, Cyndi Kiser, Roy Kisselburg, Angela Knox, Brent LaFont, Emily Landstrom, Michael Lankford, Tammy Latham, Craig Lazcano, Dina Lazana, Mary Leos, Albert « Juniors — 47 Eighty-eight — Eighty-nine Licero, Inez Lopez, Brian Lopez, David Lopez, Fernando Lopez, George Lopez, Lupe Love, Gwen Lowery, Angela Lowery, Beverly Lucio, Teresa Luna, Norma McAdoo, Chet McAdoo, LaRoyce McAlpine, Brian Me Bee, Kristi McBee, Misti McCormick, Melissa McDowell, Nona McKinnis, Jeremy McLain, Mendy Reg Martin shows his imitation of the Angry Red Bulldog while attending a junior varsity football game. Breann Longoria improves her twirling during night band practice. 48 — Juniors Eighty-nine Eighty-eight Shane Kernell takes time out of business law to show-off for the camera. During chemistry class Brandon Pritchard poses to give the camera his best smile. McMillon, Rhonda Macias, Joe Marroquin, Jesse Martin, Reg Martinez, Donald Martinez, Melissa Martinez, Omida Massie, Chuck Mata, Dianna Mata, Ester Mata, Irene Matlock, Micheal May, Keylia Mayberry, Keith Miller, Charlotte Mireles, Margie Mitchell, David Modawell, Denise Molden, Phaedra Montgomery, Scott Juniors — 49 Eighty-nine Eighty-eight1 Moreno, Ernie Mulder, Bill Myers, Tom Nava, Junior Newton, Darren Nimmo, Ann Nunez, Lena Oates, John Offield, Tiffany Olguin, Veronica Ortiz, Melinda Ozborn, Dee Dee Painter, Tracie Paramo, Tammy Pardo, Abel Parvin, Jody Patino, Julian Peralta, Max Perez, Isabell Perez, Dalia Phillips, Tammy Pinnell, Colbie Poorman, Jennifer 50 — Juniors Eighty-eight — Eighty-nine Pritchard, Brandon Pruitt, Trina Prutzman, Tami Pullen, Brad Purdon, Nigel Quintero, Connie Quisenberry, Jana Quisenberry, Melissa Ragland, Lance Ramirez, Christine Ramirez, Edward Ramos, Adrian Ramos, Lori Ransom, De Ann Reyes, Norma Reynolds, Theresa Richardson, Dane Richardson, Stephanie Rincon, Christina Riojas, Pedro Eighty-eight Rivas, Luis Robles, Carolina Rocha, Eva Roden, jeff Rodriquez, Edward Rodriquez, Lorina Rodriquez, Sulema Rogers, Rhonda Ruiz, Dina Russell, Landria Saldana, Vivian Salinas, Amy Salinas, joe Sanmann Len Sammann, Kurt Sanchez, Isreal Sanders, Gwen Seagler, Angie Sherman, Jennifer Sifuenta, Linda Eighty-nine While being inducted into the National Honor During health class, Codee Spann listens attentively to the teacher's lecture. Society, Mecca Howard receives a certificate from Principal Jerry Don George. 52 — Juniors Eighty-eight — Eighty-nine Simpson, Melissa Slone, Dana Smith, Brandi Soliz, Veronica Sotella, Ida Spann, Codee Spears, Jimmy Stark, Lance Steffe, Chris Stone, Tina Keith Mayberry roams the halls during his chemistry David Mitchell tries on a senior ring while the Herff-jones representative tells him the different sizes and class. prices. Sweatt, Craig Sweatt, Greg Taylor, Gina Taylor, Melody Thomas, Anthony Thompson, Cathy Thornton, Jimmy Toney, Freddy Valadez, Mario Vaquera, Arturo « Juniors — 53 Eighty-eight Vargas, Maria Vega, Roland Vick, Tabitha Wall, Carrie Waller, Richard Eighty-nine Mike Caldwell shows his lamb off to the students at College Hill Elementary School. Rudy Muniz takes notes during Mrs. Seagler's English class. Washburn, Anita Watson, Misty Webb, Joe Wheeler, Kevin Wheeler, Mindy Whitaker, Bobby Whitfill, Shelly Williams, Michael Williams, Ran Willis, Eric Willis, Tony Wilson, Kelvin Wilson, Wayne Wofford, Kurt 54 — Juniors Eighty-Eight-Eighty-Nine Left: Junior class officers for 1987-88 school year are from left to right president Max Peralta; vice president, Kristi McBee; secretary, Alice Hernandez and treasurer, Misti McBee. Junior class president Max Peralta is never at a loss for words as he entertains his classmates on a bus trip. Eighty-nine Ninety Akin, Chad Alvarez, Steve Alvis, Tammy Anderson, Casey Anderson, Mike Avendano, Diana Balderas, Mary Ball, Dale Barton, Sonya Bass, Brent Batley, Kelly Beasley, Crystal Bedford, Tonya Bell, Tonya Benefield, jason Bengston, Kenny Benson, Kyle Berry, Karen Blankenship, Lori Boedeker, Shannon Box, Beckie Sophomore Chad Akin makes himself com- fortable while reviewing his Biology in Mrs. Polly Christian's class. 56 — Sophomores Eighty-nine — Ninety Bozeman, Wade Bradshaw, Princess Brazier, Brian Brokenbek, lames Brown, Eric Brown, Lynn Burnett, Billie Cabello, Paul Camargo, Joe Carmarillo, Raymonde Camarillo, Yvette Carmichael, Alyssa Carrasco, Elvira Carroll, Randy Caruthers, Craig Cash, Brandi Castillo, Elizabeth Cate, Lisa Cate, Melissa Cate, Tina Tom White is distracted by a photographer in class while Geneva Escobar studies her lesson. James Petty gets his costume ready as Lisa Luna lets her hair down at the FFA Halloween Party. 4 Sophomores — 57 Eighty-nine — Ninety Marti Phillips takes a moment out of doing library research to have her picture made. Cerda, Mike Chamberlain, Jerry Chavez, Yolanda Clark, Angie Clark, R. L. Clements, Billy Coleman, Tammy Coleman, Victoria Collins, Ellison Collins, Gwen Conner, Scott Cook, John Copeland, Christy Cowart, Nathan Cox, Jeff 58 — Sophomores Eighty-nine — Ninety Curtis, Hollie Daniels, Kenneth Davis, Tonya DeLuna, Lupe Diaz, Beckie Dixon, Sherod Earls, Ira Eden, Shawna Edmiston, Coby Elledge, Allen Escobar, Felipe Escobar, Geneva Escobar, Pete Escobar, Sandy Eversole, Julie Eversole, Lisa Ferrell, Joe Fisher, David Fisher, James Fisher, Matt Sophomore Shannon Boedeker proudly displays her science fair project in the Sophomore Shane Savage enjoys second lunch in the cafeteria. cafeteria. Sophomores — Eighty-nine — Ninety Sophomore Sammy Valadez hurries to sharpen his Troy Manning butters” up to sophomore fnglish teac her Paula Williams while doing library research, pencil before class starts. — Sophomores Flatt, Heather Fletcher, David Flores, Angela Flores, Phillip Forbes, Craig Ford, MariAnn Foz, Steve Gallegos, Valerie Galvan, Robert Gamez, Roger Garcia, Anita Garcia, Brenda Garcia, Lino Garcia, Rachael Garcia, Veronica Garza, Greg Ninety Eighty-nine Garza, Mary Ann Garza, Ruden George, Jimmy Gill, Reynaldo Gomez, Lily Gomez, Roxie Gomez, Sandra Gonzales, Denise Gonzales, Eric Gonzales, Freddy Gonzales, Jr. Gonzales, Lorissa Green, Melissa Grimaldo, Jelasia Hansen, Tracy Harder, Amy Harrell, Shane Havens, Bill Hayes, Jeanette Hayes, Jeff Sophomore Bryant Williams gets his physical for athletics before basketball season starts. 4 Sophomores — 61 Eighty-nine — Ninety Bruce May shows off his pumpkin at the FFA Halloween party. Sophomore FFA members Robb Shugart makes last minute preparations to exhibit his lamb. Hearn, Gwen Hembre, Shane Hembree, Tanya Henry, Christi Hernandez, Elena Hernandez, Harvey Hernandez, Hilda Hernandez, Nelda Heron, Shay Hingst, Chris Hinojosa, joe Hodges, Matt Houchin, Dawn Dee Hughes, Melissa Humphreys, Candi 62 — Sophomores Eighty-nine Hutton, Tommy Islas, Melissa Jackson, Ned jauregui, Barbara Jordon, Belinda Juarez, Corey Keele, Lee Kendall, Mandy Ketchum, Dwain Knox, Kyle Lemons, Mitzi Lindeman, Dondi Lopez, Amy Lopez, Eric Loredo, Kim Lozano, Erma Ninety Lynette Whitlock, Liz Vera, and Brenda Gaitan wait for the announcement that the Sophomore class won the Spirit Stick for the 1%7 pep rally season. Sophomores Jared Melton, Jodey Arrington, and Matt Hodges find time to take a breather from English II research in the library. 4 Sophomores — 63 Eighty-nine Luevano, Lisa Luna, Lisa McAninch, Trevor McBride, Tim McDonald, Melanie McElroy, Tangy McNutt, Michael Magallanes, Bobby Maldonado, Pilar Manning, Troy Marshall, Tiffany Martin, Jennica Martinez, Donna Martinez, Mauricio Medina, Anna Medlin, Kelley Ninety Camera shy Michelle Hall hides behind her notebook in a futile attempt to avoid having her picture taken in the cafeteria. Pilar Maldonado smiles as a roaming yearbook photographer interrupts her English class. 64 — Sophomores Eighty-nine — Ninety Jeff Hayes poses for the camera during second lunch. Meeks, Meredith Melton, Jared Miller, Nikki Miller, Ted Mock, Emily Mojica, Arlene Molina, Sandy Montez, Angie Montoya, Edward Morales, Ronald Morphis, Darren Morphis, Dustin Moseley, Bobby Mull, Matt Munguia, Phoebe Munoz, Tino Nab, Carrie Nance, Stephanie Nava, Joaquin Olson, Sheri Sophomores — 65 Eighty-nine — Ninety Ontiveros, Donny Padillo, Raymon Pena, Tina Perales, Pauline Perez, jerry Phillips, julie Phillips, Marti Pirkle, Tana Pope, Steven Poston, Misti Price, Lance Purdon, Esther Quisenberry, jana Ramirez, Edward Ramos, Stella Rangel, Mark Reeves, jeff Rey, Rigo Reyes, Anna Lisa Reyes, Gloria Sophomore Kyle Benson poses at his locker for the camera between classes. Sophomore Princess Bradshaw smiles like a real Princess. 66 — Sophomores Eighty-nine — Ninety Sophomores Andrea Torres and Crystal Beasley find Pam Kendall's World History class amusing and Kirby Williams finds something to smile about in health class, interesting. Reynolds, Theresa Riese, Kristen Rivera, Chris Rivera, Jesse Robertson, Stan Rodriguez, Monica Rogers, Michael Rojas, Jose Roth, Lisa Ruiz, Vicente Salazar, Jerry Saldivar, Michelle Salinas, Cindy Sanchez, Gilbert Sanchez, Melissa Sanchez, Patricia Savage, Casey Schaeffer, Tricia Segler, D. J. Settle, Jody Sophomores — 67 Eighty-nine Ninety Shaddix, Christi Sims, John Singer, Jimmy Smith, Georgia Smith, J. J. Speck, Mendy Spruill, Jimmy Stair, Jill Stouder, Jolie Sullivan, Jeff Sweatt, David Sylva, Anastasio Tatum, Kemyhatta Taylor, Greg Teague, Carrie Terry, Joey Arlene Mojica, Lorissa Gonzales, and Kim Loredo display the spirit of true friendship during first lunch. Sophomore D. J. Segler sings a solo during choir program. Sophomores Eighty-nine — Ninety Thomas, Jackie Thompson, Russ Thompson, Steve Thorton, Gary Thrasher, Scott Tipton, Shayla Torres, Andrea Torres, Elisa Turner, Cedric Valadez, Sammy Vargas, Veronica Veazey, Kevin Velasquez, Tony Vera, Liz Walker, Kyle Sophomores — 69 Eighty-nine Walton, Gail Watson, Kim Watson, Leslie Webb, Wistie White, Pam Whitlock, Lynette Whittenburg, Carolyn Wilborn, Shane Williams, Cody Winterbower, Tom Yarbrough, Kayna Young, Scott Zavala, Stephanie Ziegler, Kate Zuniga, Lisa The Happy Campers Jill Stair, Sheri Olson, and Melanie McDonald work giddly on their Julie Phillips works on her research paper for English II in the library, research papers. 70 — Sophomores Eighty-Nine-Ninety Sophomore Class officers for the 1987-88 school year are from left to right D. J. Segler, president; Jeff Sullivan, vice president; Mary Ellen Balderas, secretary and Jared Melton, treasurer. Pam White and Stan Robertson proudly walk down the stage to be presented as class favorite runners-up. Ninety — Ninety-one Abbott, Tina Aguilar, Jesse Aguirre, Angela Aguirre, Becky Ricky Garcia is caught by surprise when he is called on to answer a question in Mrs. Brenda Mitchell's biology class. Aguirre, Sylvia Allen, Timmy Alonzo, Jason Alvarez, Gracie Anderson, Matthew Andrews, Brandon Ansaldua, Katherine Arona, Sandra Arroya, Patricia Avalos, Rachel Baeza, Rudy Barela, Alfred Sazan, Arnold Bazan, Larry Bedwell, Larry Benavides, Vickie Bencriscutto, Lisa Bengston, Kenny Bennett, Brian Berry, Sarah Bethel, Christy Beverage, Fred Black, Clint Blount, Kalyn Boedeker, Zane 72 — Freshmen Ninety — Ninety-one Borrego, Albert Botello, Maria Bowman, Angie Bownds, Leslie Bozarth, Shawna Bradly, Roy Brown, Paul Bruan, Shawnda Brunson, Blaine Bullard, Shawna Burton, Elizabeth Camargo, Steve Campos, Pete Cantu, Elizabeth Cannon, Shawn Carpenter, Camille Carrillo, Cruz Carrillo, Nancy Caruthers, Carla Castillo, Greg Castillo, Flavio Castillo, Maida Castillo, Sharell Castro, Carmen Chance, Brenda Linda Leos and Lisa Martinez patiently wait for the lunch bell to ring. Freshmen — 73 Ninety Ninety-one Chapa, Al Chapa, Alfred Chapa, Tammy Chavez, Adam Chavez, Ruben Coffin, Hope Collie, Ricky Collins, Leon Copeland, Eric Cornelius, Patrick Corona, Angela Corona, Miguel Couch, Bernice Couch, Crystal Couch, Michelle Cowart, Andrew Cox, Tammy Cramer, Chad Crosby, Delissa Crump, Ricky Curry, Tammy Dayton, Amy Davis, Terry Davis, Tonya DeBusk, Ramona Dehoyas, Rosa DeLong, Aaron DeLuna, Michael DeLuna, Robbie 74 — Freshmen Ninety-one Michael McKinney tries to hide his smile from the camera. Diaz, Jessica Dickey, Kenneth Dodgin, Brenda Dominguez, Melissa Doran, Dale Douglas, Bryan Dowdy, Shannon Duncan, McAlan Elledge, Darrell Elliot, Dan Englehardt, Mitzi Erwin, Barry Escalante, Eddie Escobar, Debbie Essary, Leah Estrada, Mary Alice Estrada, Veronica Faulks, Beckie Favela, Vickie Felan, Ricky Fernandez, Fermin Freshmen — 75 Ninety Ninety- Flores, Iris Flores, Johnny Flores, Michelle Ford, Chris Foster, Brenda Fox, Melinda Fuller, Jenny Gallardo, Gina Garan, Isabel Garcia, George Garcia, Pablo Garcia, Placido Garcia, Ricky Garcia, Ruby Garcia, Stephen Garcia, Susan Garza, Daniel Garza, Diana Glenn, Tina Gloria, Norman Godino, Ignacio Gomez, Ramona Gonzales, Emily 76 — Freshmen Ninety-one Ninety Gonzales, Marisol Gonzales, Sonya Gonzales, Tim Goree, Julie Grant, Tom Graves, Erin Gray, Ronny Grogan, Corey Guerra, Daphne Gurra, Sylvia Gutierrez, Gilbert Guy, |oe Heads, Ladonna Hall, Catina Hall, Michelle Hall, Wendell Ron Halley, Lawrence Halley, Mark Hamby, Kena Haralson, Dana Hardin, Tonya Harper, Robby Harriss, April Hearon, Shelvia Henderson, Penny Henderson, Philip Hernandez, Carlos Hernandez, Christina Hernandez, Donna 4 Freshmen — 77 Ninety-one Ninety Hernandez, Flora Hernandez, Gabriela Hernandez, jimmy Hernandez, john Hernandez, Lupe Hernandez, Margarito Herrera, Diane Herrera, Sandra Hickman, Randy Hines, Twyla Hinojosa, Daisy Hinton, Vick Holland, Angie Hollars, Arthur Holt, James Hoskins, Kassia Houchin, Hap Howard, Brad Howard, Renee Huffine, Jeff Isner, Johnathan Izaguirre, Rachel James, Jason Jarry, Vanessa Jenkins, Shannon Jimenez, Anna Jimenez, Bernice Jones, Daxx Jones, Tyra 78 — Freshmen Ninety Ninety-one Juarez, Adam Karrh, Kristen Kelm, julie Kendall, Coleman Kesey, Kandy Kesler, Kirsten Kidd, Virgil Kimbrough, Julie King, Erik Kiser, Risa Kisselburg, William Knapp, Dean Koen, Paul Lafont, Christopher Lambert, Joanna Lambert, Phillip Leal, Robert Leatherwood, Brandon Leos, Linda lAl Lewellen, Brooks Licerio, Jerry Lindstrom, Andy Longanecker, Heidi Longoria, Julia Lopez, Edward Freshmen — 79 Ninety Ninety-one Lopez, Fernando Lopez, Hector Lujan, Rose Marie Luna, Irene Ana Lisa Rodriquez is caught daydreaming while working on her class assignment. Macias, Pablo Madrigal, Nora Magallanes, Norma Mahan, Paul Malone, Elizabeth Marshall, Tiffany Martin, Brad Martinez, Isabel Martinez, johnny Martinez, Lisa Martinez, Michelle Martinez, Sidney Mayer, Michael McAllister, Darrell McAllister, jennie McCarty, Corey McClellan, Laurence Mrs. Judy Buchanan's Physical Science class studies for a test. 80 — Freshmen Ninety-one Ninety McClure, Melissa McDonald, Matthew McDowell, Bill McElroy, Tangy McGavock, Brent McKelvy, Dawn McKinzie, John McKinney, Michael Medlock, Clyde Mendell, Michelle Merrick, Bryan Milligan, Odie Miller, Paolita Mireles, Sandra Mitchell, Angie Monreal, Ricky Montez, Eliseo Moore, Robie Morales, Ralph Moreno, Linda Morphis, Shonda Morris, Brian Mott, Melissa Myers, Carol Nagar, Jeff Nagar, Michael Navarro, Vicky Nunez, Eulalio Nunez, Vince Freshmen —.81 Price, Randy Proctor, Justin 82 — Freshmen Paul Mahan and Brian May carve pumpkins for the FFA Halloween party. Ninety — Ninety-one O'Neal, Patrick Olivarez, Chris Olivarez, Rose Marie Overgaard, Dewayne Paramo, Christi Pardo, Armida Paschal, Carrie Patterson, Michelle Patterson, Stacy Pena, Anita Pena, Josie Perales, Robert Perez, Norma Perez, Arthur Perez, Elsa Perez, Gracie Perez, Maria Perez, Virginia Perkins, Jason Petrosa, Sylvia Petty, James Phillips, Mark Phillips, Rebecca Pierce, Tim Pomykal, Debbie Ponciano, Stephen Pope, Jody Ty Whitten takes time from note-taking to realize that being a freshman can sometimes be a difficult situation. Pruitt, Carla Quisenberry, Rebecca Quisenberry, Tamara Ramos, Mary Ramos, Ruben Ramos, Rudy Rhodes, Jeffrey Rice, Stacy Rincon, Gilbert Rincon, Virginia Rios, Abel Rios, Gabby Robinson, Keturah Rodriquez, Jerry Rodriquez, Joe Rodriquez, Jose Rodriquez, Maria Rodriquez, Teresa Rodriquez, Ysenia Rogers, Delia « Freshmen — 83 Ninety — Ninety-one Frankie Kata and Albert Borrego study for a test in Mrs. Brenda Mitchell's Biology class. Rudy Garcia takes morning tutorials on the stairs as her teacher Mrs Valerie Moore has hall duty. Sanderson, Brian Sandlin, Celinda Sanchez, Gilbert Sanchez, Irma Sanmann, Kevin Scales, Corey Schultz, Krisann Scott, Loretta Seagler, Joe Seagler, Dee Dee Sepeda, Adam Session, Reagan Siegler, Kate Sims, John Sisemore, Mitchell 84 — Freshmen Ninety-one Ninety Saldana, Ernest Scott, justin Shannon, Kyla Sifuentes, Mireya Snelling, Robert Soliz, Brenda Southerland, Matt Springer, Brian Stelzig, Penny Stone, Misty Sullivan, Melissa Summers, Michelle Summers, Velvet Teague, Bonnie Thomas, Tony Tijerina, Timmy Tolar, Michael Turner, Rhonda Vaquera, Melissa Varela, Ricky Vasquez, Terry Veach, Daphne Vega, Eddie Vega, Paul Velasquez, Albert Vera, Edward Freshmen — 85 Ninety Ninety-one Voyles, Evelyn Voyles, Lanell Voyles, Shannon Walker, Monty Walker, Sam Walker, Scott Walker, Tim Wall, Katrina Wall, Trisha Warez, Angie Warren, Cecil Webb, Kent Westbrook, Jeff Whitaker, Felisha White, Sandra White, Stephanie Witten, Ty Whittenburg, Carolyn Whittington, Ronny Williams, Fredrick Williams, Rita Willis, Damon Ybarra, Christi Ybarra, Laura Young, Hollie Young, Scott Youngblood, Deanna Zapata, Mario Zavala, Lorenzo Zschiesche, Heather Zuniga, Jennifer 86 — Freshmen Ninety-Ninety-One 1987-88 freshman class officers are Edward Vera, treasurer; KrisAnn Schulz, secretary and president, Gilbert Sanchez. Not pictured Lori Rosenbaum, vice-president. Edward Vera and John Hernandez think studying is fun in biology. Runners up for freshman class favorites are Lori Rosenbaum and Gilbert Gutierez. Freshman class favorites are Daisy Hinojosa and Gilbert Sanchez. Freshmen — 87 Administrators Behind the scenes are the hardworking administrators who constantly labor to see that everything works right — that the school system provides the very best that it can for every student and every teacher. Led by the new su- perintendent Dr. Dennis Townsend, the administrative staff makes the most of every available asset from buildings and funds to personnel in order to provide quality education. George, jerry Don Principal McBee, Larry Vice Principal Townsend, Dr. Dennis L. Superintendent Bond, Kenneth School Board President Howard, David School Board Vice President Pinnell, Cynthia School Board Secretary Hipolito, David School Board Karrh, Pat School Board Mayberry, Phil School Board Rodriquez, Robert School Board Norris, Vernon Assistant Superintendent Quinby, john Assistant Superintendent Dr. Dennis Townsend instructs the audience at the first PTA Open House to pay attention as he demonstrates the proper technique of hula-hooping. 88 — Administrators Faculty Pennell, Harvey Senior Dean Benefield, Eddie Junior Dean Hudson, Bobby Sophomore Dean Cunningham, Bruce Freshman Dean Kendall, Leon Counselor Tullis, Dorothy Counselor Bell, Carole Counselor McGhee, Betty Librarian Meeks, Sally Nurse Lance, Beverly Principal's Secretary Zschiesche, Debbie Vice Principal Secretary Clark, Susan Computer Assistant Driver, Joy Records Clerk Huff, Winnie Attendance Clerk Terrell, Jeanell Library Coach Army Salinas and Senior Dean Harvey Pennell are more than ready to devour the hamburgers they just made during teacher's inservice. « Faculty — 89 Faculty Baker, Annie Special Ed. Bass, Jody Math Baucum, Nancy Math Berry, Jane Math Berry, Margaret Homemaking Billingsley, Neil History, Track Blackerby, Susan Typing Bowers, Joanne Science, NHS Bridgman, Joyce French Brown, Pat English, Migrant Buchanan,Judy Science Bullard, Rex Health, Trainer Burks, Will Band Caffey, Ron Band Carlisle, Lesle Homemaking, FHA Carter, Dayna Math Chatham, Tommy A.E., Golf Christian, Polly Science, Biology Cox, Speck Ag., FFA Culpepper, Bill Science, Fr. Football, Basketball Daily, Susan Library 90 — Faculty Faculty Dobbins, Paul Drafting Dodson, Ross Health, P.E. Elliott, Sandy Science, FTA Englehardt, Peggy HECE, HERO Eversole, Linda Accounting Finley, Milton History, Football Finney, Paula VOE Goen, Norman Auto Mechanics Goree, Diane Resource Gregory, Cynthia English, Photography Griffin, Charline EVAE, VOCCT Griggs, Al Wood Wrk., Drafting Hagerman, Leon Math, Basketball Harston, Kathy P.E., Basketball Hatch, Leta Business Principal Jerry Don George, discusses the new state mandates with Vernon Noriss during one of the teacher's inservice days. Faculty — 91 Faculty Hatch, Mike Gen. Const. I, II Hill, John Basketball, FCA Hooper, Henry Substitute Irlbeck, Carl Math, Boys Basketball Job, Valerie Spanish Johnston, Mary Free Enterprise Kaiser, Hank Business Kendall, Pam History, Latin Club Kersh, Lisa Homemaking Kidwell, Sue English Kite, Joyce P.E. Langston, Diane Special Ed. Aide Lyles, A.B. Math Lyles, Cheryl History, Government McCullough, Delores English Janice Loafman works at her job as high school audio visual clerk in the library. Will Burks, assistant band director, instructs the band during their first practice at the Bulldog sta- dium. 92 — Faculty Librarian Betty McGhee checks the new video cassette film list as one of her many duties in the library. Faculty Mitchell, Brenda Science Moore, Valerie English Oldham, Steve Ag., FFA Oliver, Fred History, Baseball Patridge, Greg Electronics, VICA Peters, Lesa English Pressly, Jim Marketing Ed., DECA Reeves, Duane Art Robinson, Nancy English, Yearbook Rodgers, Bertha Aide Rogers, Bill Basketball, Baseball Ryan, O.T. Band Salinas, Army Health, P.E., Football Seagler, Charles History, Football Faculty — 93 Faculty Spangler, Victoria Drama Stoneham, Mary Ruth Homemaking Taylor, Becky History Teague, Tammy English Terrell, Nancy Math Tivis, Kelly Math Vickers, David Auto Mechanics Weatherred, John History, Tennis Whistler, Tom Science White, Bob Building Trades, VICA White, Gene Metal Trades, VICA Williams, Paula English Williams, Sandy History, G.T. Sponsor Wright, Walter Choir Young, Cindy English Zenanko, Micheal History At right: Mrs. Brenda Mitchell grades science papers while Melanie Havis staples her pa- pers. Mrs. Mary Johnston poses for the camera as she prepares to get a glass of tea in the teacher's lounge. At right: VOE sponsor Hank Kiser displays The Tom-Wat Showcase which helps the club's competition expenses. 94 — Faculty Support Personnel Intricate Part to School's Functions l inda Cox, hall monitor, takes a moment from her reading to pose for the camera. Ballestedos, Juan Custodian Box, Dean Custodian Cox, Linda Hall Monitor Gonzales, Maria Food Service Green, Doris Custodian Hatch, Sherita Hall Monitor McCray, Hazel Food Service Marshall, Brenda Food Service Perry, Diane Hall Monitor Peoples, Linda Manager Shipping, Judy Food Service One of Dean Box's many duties is monitoring both lunches in the cafeteria. Darlene Johnson, Amelia Caballero and Pauline Brown, take a break from their responsibilities of cleaning each classroom. « Personnel — 95 Sophomore Amy Lopez looks scary at the Spanish Club's haunted house on Halloween night. Taking honors at the state VICA contest for individual student exhibit projects are: Keith Latham (seated left) Second in metal trades project; Brad Ransom, first drafting project; Craig Latham, first, drafting project; Darryl Hallman (standing left), drafting project; Paul Harris, second welding project; Mary Lozano, third, nurse assisting, and Lazaro Guerro, first, metal trades project. Leann Weidenbach and Jeff Isler tied the knot in Mrs. Lesle Carlisle's Home and Family class. Surrounding is their wedding party. Maria Grumaldo and Virginia Silva take a break from the Em- ployer's Open House held in April. Monie Carrasco, Lee Keller, Becki Harris, Ladd Temple, Candace Hansford and Michael Matlock get into the Christmas spirit at the Band-Choir Christmas Concert. 96 — Clubbers Senior Keith Bell concentrates while trying to pin point his markings in drafting class. Seniors Joe Gonzales and Rachel Salazar seem to have a great time at the VOE club party. Sophomores Heather Flatt and Mike Cerda perform a part of Juvi dealing with teenage problems. Clubbers — 97 New Generation of Future Farmers Primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Several of the pur- poses include to develop competent and aggressive agricultural leadership, create and nurture a love of agricultural life, and strenthen the confidence of students of agricultural sciences in themselves and their work. Leadership contents and judging contents are an extension of classroom studies. Regular monthly meetings are conducted for education and recreation. Recreational activities include Greenhand orienta- tion, Halloween costume party, Christmas pizza party and spring trail ride to Caprock Canyon State Park for an overnight campout and trail ride. Other activities include attending the National FFA conven- tion in Kansas City, Mo., State FFA Convention in San Antonio, Area Convention in Amarillo and Lubbock, Southwest Public Service Electric Company at Amarillo, Area Leadership Con- ference at Clarendon, the local officer leadership camp at Possum Kingdom Lake, petting zoo at the city elementary schools, and livestock shows at El Paso, San Antonio, and Houston. The highlight of the year is the Annual Parent-Member Ban- quet, where members of the chapter and community are recognized for awards, degrees, and scholarships. Scholarships in amount of $600, $500 and $250 are awarded to the winner of the Young Farmer-Gene Barnett Award (Mich- eal Morris -88), FFA Booster Club Award (Paul Henderson-88) and Ranchers and Farmer Award (John Browning -88). 1987-88 FFA officers are (left to right) James Petty, reporter; Michael Morris, vice-president; Christy Barton, president; Lisa Luna, secretary; Mark Herring, sentinel; and not pictured Kurt Wofford, treasurer. The FFA Chapter wins sweepstakes for the 1987-88 school year. Members shown are: top row (left to right) James Petty, Kandy Kesey, Bruce May, Dale Ball, John Browning, Susan Garcia, Tamara Quisenberry, James Bench, Brandon Crosby, Michael Morris, Paul Henderson, Cory Philpott, Joe Flores. Middle Row — Julie Goree, Lisa Luna, Christy Barton, Craig Sweatt, Hap Houchin, Mark Herring. Bottom Row — Larry Bedwell, Roy Bradley, Hector Lopez, Paul Mahan, Tim Pierce, Mike Caldwell, and Kurt Wofford. The 1987-88 FFA sweetheart was Susan Garcia. Future Farmers of America Members of Ag II are; Kandy Kesey, Bruce May, John Browning, Dale Ball, Monty Walker, Susan Garcia, Tamara Quisenberry, Robb Shugart, James Bench, Fred Beverage. Second row; Julie Goree, Roy Bradley, Hector Lopez, Tim Pierce, Paul Mahan, Hap Houchin. Bottom Row; Larry Bedwell and Brian Morris. The Ag II Chapter Farmers are Scott Young, Trevor McAnich, Lisa Luna, Chris Hingst, and Sandy Burnett. Members of Ag III are from left to right; Kurt Wofford, Eric Hastey, Robert Garcia, Freddy Block, Greg Goyne. Bottom Row; Mike Caldwell, Paul Henderson, Christy Barton, and Craig Sweatt. Members of Co-Op Ag B are left to right; John Browning, Dewayne Greer, Cory Philpott, Michael Morris, Julian Patino. Bottom Row, Randy Stevenson, Joe Flores, and Brent Cox. « 99 — Future Farmers of America Michael Morris is showing his animal at the El Paso Livestock Show. Brandon Crosby takes control of his animal at elementary petting zoo. Tracy Williams is carrying on a conversation with his calf as students enjoy special day at College Hill. Senior Paul Henderson enjoys spending time with young onlookers as he shows his rabbit. 100 — Future Farmers of America The State Lone Star Farmer Award recipients are (left to right) Christy Barton, Paul Henderson, Michael Morris, Eric Hasty, Robert Garcia, and Freddy Block. The 1987-88 Christmas get together was a pizza party enjoyed by everyone in the chapter room. Lisa Luna and Christy Barton are getting to do a little cooking for their favorite teachers. Teacher Student breakfast. Julian Patino and Brandon Crosby look a little tired as they get ready to hit the trail. Future Farmers of America — 101 The Senior Farm Skills team consisting of, left to right, Craig Sweatt, Michael Cory Philpott and Michael Morris seem to be having a blast as they juggle Morris, and Paul Henderson took first in district and third in area contest. hot coals late into the night. The Pale riders strike again! Here the Plainview FFA Chapter on their annual trail ride at Quitaque, camped out and had a great time said members attending. Michael Morris seems to be guiding a runaway as his horse takes him through Tamera Quisenberry looks excited about exhibiting the lamb she shaved in the middle of camp. the Plainview Livestock Show. 102 — Future Farmers of America Freshman Julie Goree exhibits the lamb she won Reserve Champion Finewool with at the Hale County Livestock Show. FFA cMrftr Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve Senior Christy Barton exhibits the pig she won Breed Champion with in the Plainview Livestock Show. 4 FFA Greenhands unload cases of the fruit they sold at Christmas time. Senior Paul Henderson and Robert Garcia learn about overhauling small gasoline engines in Ag IV class. Robert Garcia and sophomore James Bench enjoy themselves as they chow down on vittles in the shop. « Future Farmers of America — 50 Years of PRIDE Being the best is hard to achieve and maintaining those standards is sometimes even more difficult. The P.H.S. Band has accomplished both of these tasks with grace and ease. Under the direction of O.T. Ryan, and assistants Will Burks and Ron Caffey, the band has become a legend in their time. By receiving their 50th first division rating in marching and contest the band proved their excellence and loyal- ty to the Angry Red - Nuff Said ef- fort. In addition, they also earned their 47th first division rating and their 47th Sweepstakes. In UIL Solo and Ensemble contest they earned over 35 medals and three people qualified for All-State Band. Band Officers for the 1987-88 year are Matt Wolfington — historian; Wally Chavez — 2nd vice president; Rose Ann Ochoa — assistant secretary; Veronica Vera — assistant historian; Curtis Hill — secretary; Ladd Temple — president; Lance Delong — treasurer; and Todd Bell — 1st vice president. Deanne Dowis and Kristen Karrh take a break from all the fun in Up, down, and all around go the rifles and flags the sun at Corpus Christi. — Carrie Wall and Shona DeBusk. 104 — Band 1988 twirlers are, bottom, Breann Longoria, Second row: Daintry Carthel, Mendy Speck, Third row: Leslie Cox, and Sandy Montez. Flag members are, bottom: Cecilia Castillo, Rose Ann Ochoa, Second row: Anna Flores, Susan Baetly, Beth Burton, Tiffany Offield, Third row: Jolie Stouder, Jenny Fuller, Tonya Hembree, Cindy Gonzales, Celinda Sandllin, Fourth row: Tammy Shugart, Penny Henderson, Mecca Howard. Cathv Hinojosa, and Nikki Reed. Rifles include bottom; Shona DeBusk, Angie Montez, second row; Drum Majors are Harrison Keller and D. J. Terri Jordan, and Angela Flores. Setgler. Flag Captains include; bottom; Rose Ann Ochoa, Tiffany Offield, second row; Nikki Reed, Tammy Shugart, and top; Anna Flores. 4 Band — 105 Symphonic Band (Above) Concert Band (Below) BALDWIN, MICHELLE BANISTER, GINA BELL, TODD BELL, TONYA BERRY, KAREN BROKENBEK, JAMES CARROLL, ED CHAMBLISS, TONYA COLLINS, JAMES COWART, ANDREW CRAWFORD, BOYD CULP, DUTCH DOWDY, SHANNON DOWIS, DEANNE DUNBAR, JOHN FLORES, ANNA GALLEGOS, ESEQUIEL GARCIA, CHRIS GARCIA, JOANN GARZA, RUBEN GOREE, JULIE GRAY, BRETT HEMBREE, TANYA HERNANDEZ, ALICE HOLBERT, LANCE HOWARD, MECCA ISLER. JAY JARRY, VANESSA Honors Band JOHNSON, CHRENE KARRH, KRISTEN KEELE, LEE KELLER, HARRISON LANKFORD, TAMMY LIMBOCKER, RAE ANN LONGORIA, BREANNE LUNA, LISA MARSHALL, TARA MARTINEZ. MAURICIO McBRIDE, TIM MCDONALD, MELANIE McELROY, TANGY MEEKS, MARNIE MONREAL, MIKE MONTEZ, SANDY OCHOA, ROSE ANN OLGUIN, STEVE OLGUIN, VERONICA PHILLIPS, MARTI RAMIREZ, CHRISTINE RAMOS, STELLA RAWDON, KARI SAMMANN, KURT SANDERSON, BRIAN SEAGLER, ANGIE SEGLER, D. J. SHUGART, TAMMY SNELLING, ROBERT STAIR, JILL TAYLOR, GINA TEMPLE, LADD TIPTON, SHAYLA WHITE. MELISSA WHITTINGTON, RONNIE WILLIAMS, CODY WILLIAMS, MARY WOLFINGTON, MATT YOWELL, LISA AKIN, CHAD AMAYA, ELIZABETH BATLEY, SUSAN BAUCUM, JENA BENEFIELD, JASON BROWN. GAYLE BURNETT, RENITA BURTON, ELIZABETH CARRASCO, ELVIRA CARROLL, RANDY CASTILLO, GREG CASTILLO, SHARELL CLEMENTS, BILLY COLEMAN, TAMMY COUCH. CRYSTAL COX, LESLIE CROSBY, DELISSA DE BUSK, SHONA DELONG, AARON DELONG, LANCE DUNCAN, McALAN EVERSOLE, JULIE FLORES, ANGELA GOFF, VALERIE Symphonic GOMEZ, ROXIE HARALSON, DALE HENDERSON, PAUL HENDERSON, PENNY HILL, CURTIS HOWARD, RENEE JORDAN, TERRI KENDALL, COLEMAN KNOX, KYLE LAMBERT, JOANNA LEATHERWOOD, BRANDON MALONE, ELIZABETH Band MARTINEZ, MELISSA MASSIE, CHUCK McClellan, laurence mckinney, michael MEDINA, ANNA MENDELL, MICHELLE MENDOZA, ZACK OFFIELD, TIFFANY PRUITT, CARLA REED, NIKKI REEVES, JEFF REYES, ANA LISA SANCEHZ, IRMA SANDLIN, CELINDA SCHAEFFER, TRICIA SPECK, MENDY STOUDER, JOLIE THOMPSON, RUSS VARGAS, VERONICA VERA, LIZA VICKERS, BRYAN WESTBROOK, JEFF WILLIS, ERIC WITTEN, TY ALVARADO, DANIEL BARRON, TIFFANY BATLEY, KELLY BROWN, PAUL CARTHEL, DAINTRY CASTILLO, CECILIA CATE, MELISSA CHAVEZ. ADAM CHAVEZ, WALLY COLLINS, TIM DUCKETT, DAVID FULLER, JENNY GALVAN,CATHY GARCIA, AURORA GARCIA, BRENDA GARCIA, LINO GARCIA, MICHAEL GARCIA. VERONICA GARZA, DANIEL GOMEZ, HERON GONZALES, CINDY GONZALES, SONYA HANCOCK, RHONDA HENDERSON, PHILIP HERNANDEZ, JOHN HERNANDEZ, NELDA Concert Band HINOJOSA. CATHE HUFFINE, JEFF LOREDO, KIM MARSHALL, TIFFANY MATA, ESTER MAYER, MICHAEL McADOO, CHET McADOO, LAROYCE MONREAL, RICKY MONTEZ, ANGIE MONTOYA, EDUARD MORALES, RALPH OLSON, SHERI PADILLA, RAYMON PERALES, PAULINE PEREZ, NORMA PHILLIPS, MARK POMYKAL, DEBBIE PULLEN, BRAD RAMOS, ADRIAN RAMOS, RUDY RICE, STACI RINEY, TAWNYA RODEN, JEFF RODRIGUEZ, JOE FRANK RODRIGUEZ, MONICA RUIZ, DINA SANCHEZ, GILBERT SETTLE, JODY SIMS, JOHN SOLIZ, VERONICA THOMAS, MELISSA TORRES, ANDREA VERA. VERONICA WALKER, TIM YBARRA, LAURA YOUNGBLOOD, DEANNA ZAPATA, MARIO James Brokenbek Tanya Chambliss Boyd Crawford Ruben Garza Brett Gray Lance Holbert Lee Kelle Kyle Knox Breann Langoria Brandon Leatherwood Stage Band Mauricio Martinez Tim McBride Laurence McClellan Zack Mendoza Steve Olquin Marti Phillips Brad Pullen Christine Ramirez Jeff Reeves Kurt Samman Jody Settle jolie Stouder Tim Walker Cody Williams 106 — Band The weight of the world on his shoulders'' or at least his massive amount of luggage. — O. T. Ryan Ed Carroll and John Dunbea sleep on the bus going to Corpus Christi. All Region Band Members are back row: Ladd Temple, Kurt Sammann, Harrison Keller, James Brakenbek, Ruben Garza, front row, Lance Holbert, Kristen Karrh, Rhonda Hancock, and Michael Garcia. 108 — Band Practice, Practice, Practice — Sophomores Cody Williams, and jody “Wait, which way was I supposed to go? sophomore Tammy Coleman wonders while watching Settle, and junior Dale Haralson show what it takes at the night band sophomore Lee Keele and junior Ed Carroll, rehearsal for contest. Playing or practicing was a hard decision for some of the band members on the Corpus The drummers keep the beat at the Homecoming Bonfire. Shown are soph- Christi trip. omore Maurico Martinez and senior Brett Cray. So, ... Here we are. Boyd Crawford, James Brokenbek, Brad Ransom, Tonya Chambliss, Brett Gray, Zach Mendoza, Veronica Vera, Kari Rawdon, jean Baucum, Tara Marshall, Lee Keele, and Lance Holbert. Sophomore Mendy Speck takes a quick cat nap on the bus to Corpus Christi. Band — 109 Beauty Queens? A Thing of the Past Cheerleaders are more than the stereotyped beauty queens of years past. To be a suc- cessful cheerleader, it takes an individual who is spirited, hard-working, and athletic said Cheerleader sponsor Jana Mapp. Unknown to many people is the fact that there are both good and bad points of being a cheerleader. It's great because it's a valued position and it gives them a chance to be- come involved in the community. They also learn the meaning of hard work and the im- portance of working together; however, there is more to being a cheerleader than one might realize. It is a very expensive and ex- hausting position, not to mention the fact that it is also very time consuming. Cheerleaders are required to be at every football and basketball game. They also at- tend several baseball games and many other school functions. Then in their spare time , they make posters, plan pep rallies, decorate the halls, and encourage scnool spirit. Varsity Cheerleaders for the 1987-88 school year were Kimmy Crawford, Becki Harris, Melissa White, Mandee Buchanan, Candace Hansford, Kyra Patty, Tamara Hansford, and Cindy Stair. A part of the closing of each pep rally is when the cheerleaders lead the student body in the traditional singing of the school song. 110 — Cheerleaders freshmen Cheerleaders for the 1987-88 school year were Bernice Jimenez, Tammy Curry, Heidi Longanecker, Kena Hamby, Angie Holland, and Shelvia Hearon. Cheerleaders — 111 'Note' able Success Always outstanding, the PHS Choir, directed by Walter Wright, presents concerts throughout the year. Divided in- to four choirs, they each par- ticipate in the Fall, Christmas, Spring concerts and the showcase for talent ... the Red, White and Blue Revue which was presented May 5, 6, 7. A Cappella members are (top to bottom) (left to right): Denise Modawell, Regina Haarmeyer, Kandy Davey, Candace Hansford, Ladd Temple, Kent Engelhardt, Jerry Sullivan, Lee Keller, Blaze Mayberry, Kevin Wheeler, Monie Carrasco, Mindy Wheeler, Tara Marshall, Michelle Baldwin, Alyssa Carmichael, Jennifer Sherman, Melody Taylor, Angie Seagler, Melissa McCormick, Shannon Copeland, Kelvin Wilson, Nick Luna, Anthony Thomas, Rhonda Cortez, Kathy Walker, Sammie Bedwell, Casey Anderson, LeAnn Merrick, Sherry Chapman, D. J. Segler, Casey Savage, Steven Campbell, Tiffany Gabriel, Melissa Quisenberry, Shona DeBusk, Becki Harris, Jolyn Garcia, David Fisher, Charles Nails, Harvey Her- Choir nanc ez' M' e Matlock, Mandee Buchanan, Meredith Meeks, Janie Hernandez, Tamara Hansford, Sponsor Walter Wright, and not pictured are Rhonda Rogers, and Dana Slone. Spring contests are important for choir. Chorale received a II in concert and a II in Sightreading. A Cappella received SWEEPSTAKES; A Cappella men and A Cappella women each received a I in Concert and a II in sightreading. The A Cappella women again participated in contest receiving a 1st Division during A Cappella Spring Tour to Houston, April 15-18. A special honor for PHS choirs was having two members chosen to the prestigious All State Choir — Lee The P-H$ Singers are (top to bottom) (left to right) Robbie Moore, Donna Hernandez, Catina Hall, Kathy Ansalde Keller and Kandy Davey. Michelle Patterson, Erin Graves, sponsor Walter Wright, Brenda Chance, Ramona DeBusk, Laura Ybarra, Shelvia Hearo and Sandra White. Chorale members are (top to bottom)(left to right): Brooks Lewellen, Sam Walker, Matthew McDonald, Kent Webb, Brian Merrick, Sandi Molina, Misti Poston, Brandon Andrews, Brent McGavock, Larry Bedwell, Lupe Hernandez, Melissa Hughes, Beth Burton, sponsor Walter Wright, Ruby Garcia, Vicky Coleman, Gwen Collins, Heather Zschiesch, Melissa McLure, Kristin Karrh, Leah Essary, Angie Mitchell, Heidi Longanecker, Lorissa Gonzales, and Isabel! Pop Choir members are (top to bottom) (left to right): Director Walter Wright, Wade Bozeman, Damon Willis, B. J. Turner, Vicente Ruiz, Brenda Jones, DeAnn Ransom, Beckie Faulks, Dana Slone, MaryAnn Garza, Mariann Ford, Brenda Dodgin, and Tina Abbott. Choir — 113 Davey Wins Who Award Senior Chamber singer Ladd Temple performs at the awards assembly. Senior Kandy Davey and director Walter Wright exchange smiles while he hands her the vocal music Who's Who award. A Cappella members (top to bottom; Left to right): Kandy Davey, Ladd Temple, Brent Cox, Nick Luna, Kent Lngelhardt, becki Harris, Melissa McCormick, jerry Sullivan, Anthony Thomas, Kevin Wheeler, Kelvin Wilson, Blaze Mayberry, Melody Taylor, Jolyn Garcia, Le'Ann Merrick, Charles Nails, Harvey Hernandez, and Michael Matlock warm up before contest. 114 — Choir ■ I Keylia May, Dana Slone, Jolyn Garcia, Charles Nails, Harvey Hernanez, Michael Matlock, Casey Savage, I Mandee Buchanan, and other choir members perform during the Christmas concert. Chamber singer senior Candace Hansford performs during the awards assembly. Welcome to the 'World of Beauty' Learning to cut hair, do manicures, and apply facials is all a part of the Cosme- tology I program at the Lamar Vocational Building. Provided for juniors and seniors only, these classes are offered in the mornings for seniors and in the afternoon for juniors. The two-year, three-hour course allows students to ap- ply for the state certification exam upon the completion of the program. First year students are left to right Peggy Hickman, Tressa Lucio, Maribel Camacho, Charlie Vera, Lori Ramos, Melinda Ortiz, and Patrica Guerra. Other first year members are left to right Hilda Hernandez, Cindy Hall, Rhonda McMillan, Brian Cook, Melanie Coleman, Michell Gonzales, and Vivian Saldanna r, Cosmetology II members are: First row: Melaine Smith, Cindy Artega, Carmen Hernandez, Kristie jones and Shelia Beasley. Second row is Angie Debusk, Lisa Sosa, Tiwanna Hill, Mylenda Stockton, Cherly Hastey, Misty Martin, Elsta Daniels, Candace Guy. Third row is Mrs. Anita Vinyard, Lucia Jimenez, and Darlene Chavez Vocational Industrial Clubs Of America officers are: left to right — Lucia Jimenez, parliamentarian; Elsta Daniels, treasurer; Cherly Hastey, vice-president; Misty Martin, president; Amanda Soliz, secretary; and Mylenda Stockton, reporter. Vineyard Praises Facilities Cosmetology II members dis- covered this year that beauty is more than just looking at magazines like Vogue. Hard work and dedication are requirements for these stu- dents to prepare for their state board exam in May. This year's students traveled to Austin on a charter bus paid for by the funds the girls par- ticipated in during the year. Mrs. Anita Vineyard, in her first year of teaching Cosme- tology, praised the teaching facilities at P.H.S. as one of the best. The students I have had this year are great. They will turn out to be out- standing hairdressers once they have had some expe- rience in the 'real world', concluded Mrs. Vineyard. This year's Caravan Homecoming winners were the Cosmetology II girls. CONGRATULATIONS Left to Right: Angie Debusk, Candace Guv, Tiawanna Hill, Amanda Soliz, Lisa Sosa, Cindv Artega, Shelia Beaslev, Donna Hill, Mylenda Stockton, and Kristi Jones. Cosmetology — 117 Seniors Gary Veazey, Nikki Russell, Pricilla Gonzales take a break to relax during the Employers Open House sponsored by DECA. 118 — DECA 'Gate' Way to the Future Distributive Education Clubs of America's purpose is to train future leaders in marketing jobs. Special events this year include attending an area con- test and convention at Wichita Falls on Feb. 5 and providing an employer Open House in the spring. DECA officers are president Margie Quintana; vice presi- dent Stephanie Richards; secretary Tam- my Shugart; treasurer Pricilla Gonzales; historian. Ester Mata and sponsor Jim Pressley. In area vocational contest at Wichita Falls senior Carl Bradshaw won first place in merchandising, junior Eser Mata won second place in fashion merchandising and senior Tracy Johnson won second place in petroleum marketing. Senior Johnny Sullivan takes pride in sacking groceries for customers at M-Systems Grocery store. Marketing Education II (first row left to right) are Jonna Johnson, Irene Flores, Margarita Quintana, Shelia Eden, and Tina Garza (second row left to right) are Mr. Jim Pressley, sponsor, John Reid, Tracy John- son, Carl Bradshaw, Johnny Castillo, and Cesar Pardo. Marketing Education I Third Period members are (first row left to right) Anita Menzer, Kristie Ballard, Carl Ro- bles, Ester Mata, Veronica Coffin, Yolanda Dunlap, Cynthia Ortega, Pauline Coffin, Stephanie Richards, Stacey Smith, and Amy Salinas. Second row left to right are Sponsor Jim Pressly, Joe Hernandez, Luis Armijo, Ruben Reyes, Tony Willis, Jody Thorton, Doug Walker, Arnulfo Garza, George Valias, and Pete Seca. Marketing Education I Fourth period class is seated Tena Stone, Monica Diaz, Tammy Shugart, Nicole Rus- sell, Priscilla Gonzales, Rose Ann Marine, Nancy Preze, Nona McDowell, lennifer Gambrell, and Esperanza Alcola Second row left to right is Israel Sanchez, Joe Flores, Roland Vega, Pedro Castillo, Ga- ry Veazey, Micheal Garcia, Jody Parvin, Joe Marine, Ellie Garza, Darrell Elledge, John Sullivan, and Advisor Jim Pressley. DECA — 119 □D o Thespian members are (left to right)-(top to bottom) Rob Gardner, Joe Camargo, Kenny Bryant, Susan Batley, Angela Flores, Lisa Roth, Cary Kelly, Doug Wooley, Sandy Molina, Michelle Mayer, Dean Roth, Jason James, Mary Williams, Heather Flatt, Dana Haralson, and Nikki Gebo. Stage To provide an opportunity for interested students to become involved with theatre is The International Thespian Society. It has been an active and strong organization world wide since 1929. The PHS chapter began in 1979 with 18 members and currently has 40 ac- tive members. The name Thespian is derived from the first Greek actor, Thespis. Thespians attend speech festivals and tournaments throughout the year, competing in events such as poetry, prose, informative, and per- suasive speaking, duet acting, and dramatic and humorous interpreta- tion. The Thespians have initiation ceremonies in September and January. They have one meeting per month to plan activities, parties, and fund raisers. In order to qualify for membership, a student must gain at least 10 points. Points are earned by working on productions, building sets, selling tickets to plays, par- ticipating in tournaments, and doing any activities that involve them in theatre. Sponsor Victoria Spangler stresses to her class that dedication and practice is what will make their play a success. 120 — Drama Thespian officers are vice-president, Cary Kelly; secretary, Michelle Mayer; and pledge cap tain, Dean Roth, (not pictured is president Angie Seagler.) Sophomore Sandy Molina, senior Rhonda Hancock, sophomore An- gela Flores and freshman Michelle Mendell bow to the audience in their play Story Theatre. Sophomore Darren Morphis gets ready to pull senior Doug Wooley's tooth in The Good Doctor. Freshman Michelle Mendell, reporter, emphasizes to editor, Michael Johnson to Smear it across the headlines: this will be the biggest story of all time! in Bury the Dead, U.I.L. one-act play contest. Sophomores Joe Camargo, Heather Flatt, freshman Dana Haralson, sophomores Sandy Molina, and Lisa Roth advertise the first Lip Sync Contest which was held April 23 in the PHS auditorium. Drama — 121 Junior Jimmy Spears learns how to apply theatrical make-up in his third period Drama class. Freshman Sarah Berry relates to senior Doug Wooley that juvenile delinquent homes are just like anyone elses, except for the bars on the windows and the locks on the door, as her portrayal in luvie. Junior Kenny Bryant, sophomore Darren Morphis, senior Rhonda Hancock, and senior Mary Williams play the part of teenagers dealing with pressures from school, peers, authority, and self in Juvie production. 122 — Drama Senior Michelle Mayer and junior David Miller look relieved when the play concluded and they were a success. Sophomores Darren Morphis and Eric Copeland, soldiers in Bury the Dead, con- templates the outcome of the war. Seniors Doug Wooley, Cary Kelly, and Jerry Sullivan try to decide what to do about the dead soldiers in the play. Junior Tammy Paramo, senior Dean Roth, junior Angie Seagler, Michelle Mayer, and senior Ladd Temple celebrate their performance. Drama — 123 An Introduction to a Teacher's Real World Future Teachers of America is an organization that introduces high school students to the field of education. Members spend much of their time aiding faculty members with such tasks as grading papers, filing student's class work and any other request the teacher may have. Students are assigned to a teacher with the understanding that they will be able to accumulate so many points that will go toward their qualify- ing to attend the state convention which is held in the spring. Students this year attended the state convention in Fort Worth. At the end of the year, students were honored with a banquet which was held at the Golden Corral. Another fund-raising project that the club is in charge of is the opening of the conces- sion stand at all home basketball games. Students use this money to help defray the cost of the state trip. Mrs. Sandi Elliott is club sponsor, aided by Mrs. Jodi Bass. Sponsor Sandi Elliot speaks at the spring banquet given for FTA at the Golden Coral. 124 — Future Teachers of America Freshman Monty Walker works the concession stand at one of the basketball games to raise funds for theii club. FTA members (left to right) Larry Bedwell, Monty Walker, Javier Hernandez, (bottom row) Sammy Bedwell, Sponsor Mrs. Sandi Elliot, Jodi Bass, and Kathy Walker. Junior Michael Edwards is being tested over Yearbook production layout. Junior Brandi Smith concentrates on finalizing layouts. For All We Do Putting together a rare edition yearbook is not always an easy task, as first year students realized this spring semester. During the first semester, students learned the techniques and terminology of yearbook pro- duction. Then, the last semester students became involved by actually doing layouts, writing copy, developing and printing pic- tures for the Yearbook II class. Members of Yearbook I are seated left to right Lupe Lopez, Yvonne Gomez, and Shana Jones, Kneeling is Crystal Hamby, Kim Joey, Standing: Tracie Prainter, Brandi Smith, and Tami Prutzman. Junior members of Yearbook I are sitting Sunil Bhakta, standing: Michael Edwards, Dale Haralson, Shawn Hinch, and John Oates. Yearbook — 125 What's Cookin' in FHA? Future Homemakers of America is a service organiza- tion that helps provide leader- ship and experiences for students. It also gives students a chance to have fun and par- ticipate in worthwhile activities involving homemaking. The purpose of F.H.A. is to create bonds between school, home, and community. Membership enrollment was held in October with dues of $5.00. A candy sale was held to help the F.H.A. members attend the state meeting in Fort Worth. This year's theme was A Lifetime Adventure. Members atten- ding the state meeting were en- couraged to stress to other members the importance that F.H.A. prepares members for lifetime adventures by setting and achieving individual goals. Crystal Hamby double checks her list as the active F.H.A. members pay their dues at the sign up party in October. F.H.A. members include: Twyla Hines, Nick Van Kluyve, Tiffany Gabriel, Lee Keller, Nikki Gebo, Melissa Simpson, Staci Rice, Raymond Pena, FHA sponsors Li Kersh, and Lesle Carlisle. 126 — Future Homemakers of America Waiting anxiously to devote their loves in matrimony, Food and Nutrition teacher Margaret Berry wishes that sophomore jerry Perez would use the good manners that seniors Pam Braxton and Doug Wooley perform a mock she has taught him. marriage in Home and Family. Sophomore Hollie Curtis, sophomore Princess Bradshaw, senior Selma Perez, and sophomore Donna Martinez display their sewing projects in Clothing and Textiles. Earning to cope with children, senior LaDonna Mogg, juniors Brian McAlpine, Greg Sweatt, senior tenneh Wolde-Emmanuel, and Tony Willis enjoy themselves in Child Development. While attending the F.H.A. state meeting in Fort Worth juniors Daintry Carthel, Melissa Simpson and seniors Jeff Isler, Nikki Gebo decide to pose on the piece of the rock. Future Homemakers of America — 127 French 'aimes' at Cupid The romance and intrigue of French at- tracted a large number of members to join the club. They met together to en- joy fun, food, and their common interest in French. With Lelana Vadder as president, Lance Norrell as vice president, Tracie Painter as secretary, Gina Taylor as treasurer, and Nikki Gebo as reporter, the French Club had great leaders. For their yearly fund raiser, members sold and delivered carnations for Valentine's Day. The popularity of the French Club this year earned them much deserved publicity. Members gained new friends, experienced new adventures, and ac- quired appreciation for a culture dif- ferent from their own. Lance Norrell, senior, proudly says Dese are dem. showing the carnations that were sold for Valentine's Day. French club members are back row — Jeff Rhodes, Greg Sweatt, Cathy Thompson, Tammy Paramo, Kim Joe, and Johnny Martinez, Front row officers are Nik Gebo, reporter; Lance Norrell, vice president; Lelana Vadder, president; Gina Taylor, treasurer, and Tracie Painter, secretary. 128 — French Drafting members are back row — Brad Ransom, Keith Bell, Edward Rodriquez, Ronny Ballard, Craig Latham Front Row _ Kent Lloyd, John Hamilton, Gerald Ebeling, and Daryl Hallman. Paul Dobbins is sponsor. On Career Prospects Members of the Vocational In- dustrial Cooperative Association are taught many skills which range from learning cashier duties to the pro- cedures of mastering the various mechanical tasks learned in such courses as drafting. Drafting students have the oppor- tunity to learn and develop their in- terests in mechanical drawing. The course is designed to aid these young people in advancing their skills to specifically zero in on career opportunities. To learn more about the vocational prospects of a draft- sman, students must be either a junior or a senior and must contact Mr. Paul Dobbins, drafting instructor and VICA sponsor. Senior Kent Lloyd thinks about what he's going to do this weekend instead of what he's drawing. Ronny Ballard tries to get some serious work done on his project. Drafting — 129 Studies Provided by Program The Gifted and Talented program provides high ability students the op- portunity to experience in depth studies in areas of interest. Sponsors, such as Mrs. Sandy Wil- liams and Mrs. Carole Bell, euiae stu- dents through the program oeginning in kindergarten. Students are identi- fied and screened by teachers and selected by the district community. The selected students, who must be enrolled in at least one honors course, are evaluated yearly. The Re- gion Education Service Center pro- vides four to five seminars each year for these students. Working with the G T students is veiy rewarding. I am always amazed ana pleased by the accomplishments of each individual and the group as a whole. I am able to observe how the students mature academically over the four year period. Mrs. Williams said. G.T. members Matt Hodges, Gregg Sweatt, and Keith Mayberry give their input in a journalism conference at Amarillo. Members of Gifted and Talented are (Back row) Aaron Delong, Brian Springer, Randy Carroll, Jay Cruhlkey, Julie Kimbrough, Casey Anderson, Jill Stair, Julie Phillips, Sheri Olson, Meredith Meeks, Lisa Roth, Marti Phillips, Karen Berry, and Lee Keele. (Middle row) Mitchell Sisemore, Ronnie Whittington, R.go Rey, Jared Melton, Troy Manning, Matt Hodges, Kristi McBee. Craig Latham, Melissa Simpson, Keith Mayberry, Dear Roth, Misti McBee, Alyssa Carmichael, Harrison Keller, and D. ). SegJer. (Front row) James Brokenbek. Robert Snelling, Irma Sanchez, Mecca Howard, Cindy Stair, Jerry Sullivan, Tara Marshall, Lance Norrell, Kandv Davey, Lance Holbert, and Max Peralta. 130 — Gifted and Talented The road to success uses many different vehicles, but Max Peralta, Karen Berry, Juli Stair and Sheri Olson hope that a bus won't always be one of them. Gifted and Talented officers for the 1987-88 year were Kandy Davey, treasurer; Tara Marshall, secretary; Cindy Stair, reporter; Lance Norrell, vice president; and jerry Sullivan, president. Aren't pictures fun? G. T. members pose for a quick picture in their busy schedules at one of their informative conferences in Amarillo. Gifted and Talented 131 $ Food Fest $ Makes Money Second Period HECE officers are treasurer Scott Gatzki; vice-president, Jennifer Poorman; president, Kathy Walker; historian; Virginia Silva, and secretary, James Collins. Second period HECE members are from left to right; Melinda Sanchez, Cynthia Shivers, Gwen Sanders, Jennifer Poorman, Kathy Walker, Virginia Silva, Maria Grimaldo, and Mrs. Peggy Englehardt. Second row — Francisco Galvan, Nadine Espar- za, Fabian Soliz, Ann Nimo, Beverly Perry, Shonda Cate, Juan Leal, James Collins, and Scott Gatzki. To help youth assume active roles in society through home economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and com- munity involvements is the pur- pose of Home Economics Coop- erative-Education. This year several students attended the regional meeting in Lubbock in February. In April Nathan Huey, Faye Robinson, Fabian Soliz, Kathy Walker, and Shonda Cate attended the state meeting in Fort Worth. Several students worked on a personal growth program called Power of One. The HECE students also held a Food Fest, April 19 and 20, to help them have a better under- standing of entrepreneurship. TlECRf _______ a Juniors James Collins and Kip Harper sell their Grandpa's Homemade Ice Cream at the Food Fest. 1h 132-HECE Seniors Anna Chavez, Virginia Silva, and Maria Grimaldo anxiously await customers at their Tasty Taco stand during the Food Fest. ___ mm k First period members are from left to right, seated Mandy Eldred, Norma Casanova, Toni Garcia, Sally Herrera, Laura Morena, Rhonda Cortez, Melissa Huffine, Chere Clark, and Pam Braxton, Second row members are Mike Hart, Nathan Huey, Kip Harper, David Rice, Dolares Garrett, Irma Lucio, Anna Chavez, Faye Robinson, Rosalinda Bustos and Sponsor Peaffv Englehardt. Russell w First period HECE officers are vice president, Chere Clark; treasurer, Pam Junior Nathan Huey sells Junior Tony Willis one of his Russells II Barbeque Braxton; historian Norma Casanova; secretary, Nathan Huey; and president sandwich at the HECE Food Fest. David Rice. Get a Load of Those Togas Let's pretend you love Latin, Everyday you learn how to decline nouns and conjugate verbs. Face it, you're addicted. What can you do? You know you can't kick the habit. It's already been ingrained into your personality, but you can do what countless of other students in your situation have done: join Latin Club! What does Latin club do? The Latin club has scheduled meetings during the year where you elect officers, discuss fund raising projects, such as selling candy, discuss state conven- tion and finally the inevitable TOGA PARTY!!! Not only is Latin Club fun, but students get to meet all kinds of in- teresting people. So don't forget Latin Club — you'll never regret it. Latin Club members Mecca Howard, Jerry Sullivan, Deanne Dowis, Brad Pullen, Angie Seagler, Tara Mar- shall, Cathe Hinojosa, Jay Chapman, and Mrs. Pam Kendall show off their spiffy tee-shirts. Latin Club members are top: Melissa Mosley, Ken Wilson, Lee Keller, Reg Martin, Heith Kelm, Andy Hinojosa, Yancey Arrington, Jerry Sullivan, Melissa Simpson, Colbie Pinnell, Kurt Sammann, Lance Holbert, Jeremy McKinnis, and Jay Chapman, Middle: Deanne Dowis, Kristi McBee, Mecca Howard, Tiffany Gabriel, Leann Weidenbach, Kyra Patty, Shelly Whitfill and Craig Latham. Bottom: Marnie Meeks, Terri Jordon, Michelle Baldwin, Kandy Davey, Cindy Stair, Tara Marshall Bran- don Pritchard, Jay Gruhlkey, and Sponsor Mrs. Pam Kendall. 134 — Latin Junior Kristi McBee receives a Maxima Cum Laude silver medal for her performance in the National Latin Exam. What a contest! , says Mrs. Pam Kendall as she watches senior Lee Keller and junior Reg Martin stuff at least 30 grapes into their mouths. Juniors Reg Martin and Colbie Pinnell are having fun in Latin I as they attend the annual Toga Party at the Gabriels. Juniors Jay Gruhlkey and Yancey Arrington smirk as someone says, Sorry fellas, it's only grape juice. Illustrious leaders, seniors Tara Marshall, Ken Wilson, Cindy Stair, Kandey Davey, and Jerry Sullivan toast the banquet guests. At left: Seniors Cindy Stair and Tara Marshall exclaim, O Mala Narro! as they translate the oracle of Delphi. Latin — 135 Criteria The National Honor Society plays an important part of the academic status of Plainview High school. To be considered for N.H.S., certain criteria must be met. First of all, students are rated on a points system based on service, leadership, charac- ter, and a grade point average of at least 4.5. Under the leadership of Mrs. Joanne Bowers, they attend programs, have social gath- erings, and encourage excel- lent academic standings. N.H.S. officers are jerry Sullivan, president; Nikki Reed, publicity; Cindy Stair, historian; Kandy Davey, secretary; Lelana Vadder, membership vice president; and Lance Norrell, vice-president. National Honor Society members are back row — Micheal Alonzo, Craig Latham, Deanne Davis, Shelly Whitfill, Dean Roth, Micheal Matlock, Lance Holbert Harrison Keller, and Boyd Crawford. Middle row — Becky Kendall, Cyndi Kirk, Mecca Howard, Gina Taylor, Melissa Simpson, Michelle Baldwin, Anita Washburn Marnie Meeks, Alice Hernandez, Kristi McBee, Misti McBee, and Max Peralta. Front row — jay Gruhlkey, Cindy Stair, jerry Sullivan, Lelana Vadder, Lance Norrell Nikki Reed, and Kandy Davey. 1 36 — Honor Society Honor Society members at the induction ceremony are juniors, Yancey Arrington, Becky Kendall, Jay Gruhlkey, Rej Martin, Craig Latham, Max Peralta, Melissa Simpson, Greg Sweatt, Kristi McBee, Alice Hernandez and others. Andy Hinojosa receives a certificate for induction to N.H.S. from Principal Jerry Don George. Senior Lance Norrell makes preparations to take part in the annual induction ceremony for new members by presenting the flag. Honor Society — 137 Many people are unaware that foreign languages are more than just grammar and lengthy vocabulary lists. Spanish club has had a busy year under the new sponsor- ship of first year Spanish teacher Valerie Job. Mem- bers were active from playing volleyball with the crew from FM 99 in the fall, they had a Spook House at Halloween and then they topped off the year with a special banquet true Spanish style at El Jar- din's. Students were kept ac- tive with regular club meetings where they discuss- ed new business, new fund raising ideas and the impor- tance of Spanish culture. Spanish officers are sophomore Lisa Eversole; Reporter, sophomore Harvey Hernandez; Treasurer; Senior Ronda Hut cherson. President, and junior Max Peralta, Vice-President. Club Members are front row left to right Rigo Rey, Tammy Lankford, Ronda Hutcherson, AnaLisa Reyes, jenny Fuller. Second Row, David Maxson, Harvey Hernandez, Lisa Eversole, Max Peralta, Tamara Hansford Third Row, Misty Williams, Brett Cray, John Berry, Ravonette Jones, and sponsor Valerie Job. 138 — Spanish Foreign exchange student Winston Wertlen helps tie balloons for the Spanish Club's Halloween spook house. The grim Reaper, Tammy Lankford, prepares Gary Thorton for surgery on an unwilling Max Peralta at the Spanish Club Haunted House. Traitors John Berry and Bill Mulder trade volleyball strategy with their FM 99 opponents. The Spanish Club poses before the Volleyball game against FM 99 in the Hutcherson gym. Melissa White explores new aspects of Newton's Law of Gravity with a balloon while decorating for the club's spook house. Spanish — 139 Follow the Leaders . .. Student Council serves as a go-between for the students and teachers and administrators. Planning dances, holding Clean Up the Campus projects, sponsoring assemblies like the Teacher Olympics and Camfel Productions are just a few of the events the Council sponsored during the school year. At the beginning of the year, the group held a Lock-In for advisory representatives to get ac- quainted. Throughout the year the Student Council officers meet every Mon- day morning to discuss old and new businesses and any upcoming events. Sponsors are Mrs. judy Bu- chanan and assistant prin- cipal Larry McBee. Executive Officers left to right are vice president, Lee Keller; parliamentarian, Tiffany Gabriel; secretary, Tara Marshall; treasurer, John Berry; chaplain, Nicholas Van Kluyve; president, Raymond Pena; (Not Pictured is assistant treasurer, Leann Weidenbach.) Sophomore Jeff Sullivan wonders if freshman Edward Vera is as en- thused as he is during the convention meeting at Canyon. Student Council stops to pose while waiting to attend the district convention meeting at West Texas State University in Canyon. Senior Leann Weidenbach questions whether to smile or not, as seniors Lee Keller and Tiffany Gabriel have decided to smile at the district convention meeting. Junior Max Peralta and Veronica Vera ask “Are we having fun yet to Lelana Vadder, Raymond Pena, Ronnie Ballard at the district convention meeting. Student Council attended the District Meeting on De- cember 10, held at W.T.S.U. Activity Center in Canyon. The purpose for the meeting was to elect new district officers for the school year. Dressed up in their Sunday best, Student Council officers patiently wait for the guest speaker at the district meeting. Student Council — 141 Towards the end of every school year, the president, Raymond Pena, gives a farewell speech. After this is done, new officers are elected. Tara Marshall demonstrates that Student Coun- cil doesn't always have to be taken seriously. A few of the members have their fun exchanging gifts at the Christmas party. Some members enjoy the pizza during one of their parties. Sponsor Larry McBee shows that vice- principals have a sense of humor too. 142 — Student Council Senior John Berry carried the Olympic torch during the annual Teacher Olympics. Junior Misti McBee waits patiently for someone to tell her what to do next. Executive officers wait before morning announcements to sing happy birthday to Larry McBee over the public address system. Leann Weidenbach, Tiffany Gabriel, Tara Marshall and Christy Barton wait for Mr. Jerry George to give the word for announcements. ick Van Kluyver practices his morn lng mediation. Lelana Vadder demonstrates for the Teacher Olympics for the proper way to make a jump shot. At Christmas the Council celebrated with a pizza party and an exchanging of gifts. Lori Rosenbaum, Kris Schultz, John Berry, Ronny Ballard and Leann Weidenbach wait for the regular second period announcements. The biggest responsibility for the Student Council president, Raymond Pena, is the operating of the Candy Store during both lunch periods. Student Council — 143 Creasy Kids' Stuff For a change in classroom atmosphere, a three-hour course is offered to juniors and seniors. Auto Mechanics was really like a workshop rather than a class. Every week students worked on different car parts. Shop work included practical jobs and related technical instruction. Auto Mechanics Morning classes are front row (L to R): David Block, Edward Salazar, Darrel Cabellero, Mitchell Mat- thews, Back row (L to R): Guy Hayes, Andy Reynolds, Hector Vela, Robert Williams, and Joel Lane. Auto Mechanics afternoon classes are top to bottom (I to r): Michael Williams, Aaron Es- ty, Michael Salas, Arturo Vaquera, Carlos Pena, Kevin Lambright, Joe Salinas, Michael Asiatico, and Jesse Marroquin. (not pictured) Jeff Settle and George Asiatico. 144 — Auto Mechanics Mr. Norman Goen searches through his files looking for what he coul lecture on next. Electronics club members are: Front row (I to r): Ben Leyva, Hever Bustos, Mario Valadez, Johnny Baca, John Loflin, Terry Gilbreath, Vernon Star Middle Row (L to R): Joe Gonzales, Felix Ruiz, Larry Juarez, Mark Perez, Wally Chavez, John Alvarez, Ray Gonzales, Sunil Bhakta. Standing (L to R): Louis Saldana, Todd Davis, Craig Parks, James Cargill, David Kidd, Brian May, David Newton, and Greg Patridge (instructor). Electronics Feel the Electricity A two year program consisting of two hours of instruction and ap- plication, Vocational Electronics was designed to develop necessary skills and knowledge for gainful employment in the elec- tronics field. Those enrolled fixed radios, T.V.'s, tape players, car stereos and many other related devices. Rather than a classroom atmosphere, in the second year. Vocational Electronics was run like a workshop, with students working mainly on their own under the supervision of the instructor. Electronics club officers are — Front row (L to R): Vernon Staff, parliamentarian; Felix Ruiz treasurer; Mark Perez, vice-president; John Alvarez, secretary; Standing (L to R): Larry Juarez, reporter; Craig Parks, club advisor, Wally Chavez, president. Senior Craig Parks demonstrates the knowledge he has learned about repairing T.V.'s. Senior John Alvarez reaches for needed tools to finish the detailed work on the television. Seniors Felix Ruiz and Louis Saldana reveal their electronic ability by repairing a broken T.V. % Electronics — 145 Work World In addition to learning how to develop social and leadership abilities. In- dustrial Cooperative Train- ing provides their members with the opportunity to learn how to succeed and survive in the real world of work. Students this year in ICT not only learned the re- quirements and skills necessary for their chosen career, but extended their knowledge and talent fur- ther by placing high in district competition and at the state competition in Fort Worth. Students interested in ICT and have a sincere desire to experience not just another class, but a class fill- ed with instruction and hands-on-experience in a specific trade should con- tact Mr. Paul Dobbins, ICT and VICA instructor. Industrial Cooperative Training Class Members are back row: Kenny Mogg, Michael McCall, Tiger Russell, middle row: Dwayne Kemp, Regina Haarmeyer, Michelle James, front row: Dusty Crawford, Carol Richards, LeAnn Merrick, Mary Lozono, and Clint Dodgin. ICT winners were Brad Ransom, District Mechanical Drafting Skill Speed, District Project, outstanding student Mechanical Drafting; Craig Latham — District and State Drafting Skill Speed, District and State project. Darrell Hallman, District Skill Speed. 1st place District and State Project LeAnn Merrick — District and Dental Assistance State Technical Knowledge in Dental Assistance, Outstanding Student Dental Assistance. Mary Lozano — District and state Nurse's aid. Micnelle James — District and state Lab Technician. District Job Interview. ICT officers for 1987-88 are: Michelle James, President. Kenny Mogg, Vice- President and LeAnn Merrick, Secretary. 146 — Industrial Cooperative and Training Staff members are (top to bottom)(L to R) Robert Igo, Michael Edwards, Shane Ed- monson, Christy Barton, Marcus Gonzales, Colbie Pinnell, Gary Veazey, Lance Cline, Veronica Vera, Dayna lames, Christian Mull, Brandi Smith, Norma Luna, Raymond Pena, Kimmy Crawford, and Willy Ansley. (not pictured) Elaine Ellena, and Fred Carter. BARKER 'Presses' On The BULLDOG BARKER is published monthly except dur- ing examinations and holidays by students of Plainview High School. The BULLDOG BARKER is a member of the In- terscholastic League Press Conference. Members of the press are: Editor-In-Chief..............................Elaine Ellena Assistant Editor.............................Norma Luna Exchange Editor...........................Melanie Reeves Photographers................................Robert Igo, Dayna James, Lance Cline, Christian Mull, Michael Edwards, Shawn Hinch Business Managers........................Shane Edmonson, Colbie Pinnell, and Brandi Smith Advisor...................................Cynthia Gregory Senior Robert Igo and junior Lance Cline feel at home as they play on the monkey bars. Seniors Dayna James, Willie Ansley, Christy Junior Lance Cline tries hard not to be a Barton, and Christian Mull were just snob. monkeyin'' around. Seniors Marcus Gonzales and Melanie Reeves attempt to use their knowledge as they work on the newspaper. Junior Michael Edwards and senior Christian Mull appear to be woAing on the newspaper during third period. Newspaper— 147 for Future Building Trades' main purpose is to train juniors and seniors for the world of work and to prepare students to step into a building trades career after graduation. Among the many projects the club has completed this year include building two portable classrooms for the PISD, and constructing nine portable storage buildings. Johnny Rios, Jerry Murry, Steve Urrutia and Jaime Salinas were all first place winners at state competition in Fort Worth for their cabinet building talent. Building Trades Who's Who was Salvador Barrientos. Bob White is the sponsor. Building Trades II members are (back row left to right) Johnny Rios, Gilbert Guterrez, jerry Murry, Joel Castillo, David Lopez and Salvador Barrientos (front row left to right) Tony Gibson, Oscar Armito, Steve Urrutia, Arnulfo Rodriquez, Jaime Salinas and David Cornett. Building Trades officers were (left to right) Tony Gibson, Sergeant at Arms; Johnny Rios, treasurer; Jerry Murry, secretary; Steve Urrutia, vice-president and Jaime Salanas, president. 148 — Building T rades Senior Johnny Rios not only won first in district competition at Lubbock, but also took first in state for his excellent work on his lighted China cabinet. Metal Trades first and second periods are (L to R) Gavino Ibarra, Jeff Bolding, Arnold Garza, Joe Gonzales, Ray Morales, Michael Hernandez, Pedro Riojas, and Mark Riggins. New Lathe Added to Shop Vocational Metal Trades students learn different kinds of welding and the use of all equipment found in the a machine shop. These students are fortunate to have a modern, well equipped shop in- cluding a new computer lathe ' said Mr. Gene White. Junior Steven Gonzales works patiently on one of his Metal Trades projects. Metal Trades third and fourth periods (L to R) Daniel Alvarez, Rudy Muniz, Keith Latham, Filemon Chavez, Sponsor Gene White, Steven Gonzales, and Lazaro Guerra. m Senior Keith Latham reveals his welding ability during his third and fourth period Metal Trades class. Junior Paul Harriss, senior Keith Latham, and sophomore Lazaro Guerra com- peted in Metal Trades district contest. Metal Trades — 149 Things Happen Vocational Office Education is an organization to encourage the development of occupa- tional skills, knowledge and abilities to a high level of profi- ciency. Members are also taught how to develop leadership in the field of office education. V.O.E. participated in various projects to raise money for their club such as Tom-Wat gift items, Rock-a-thon for the Special Olympics and National Vocational Week. Club sponsors are Mrs. Hank Kaiser and Mrs. Paula Finney. Officers: Laurie Aguirre, reporter; Tiffany Offield, historian; Michelle James, secretary; Sammie Bedwell, treasurer; Sandy Montez, parliamentarian; Melanie Gaskin, president; Nikki Reed, vice president; Serena Willborn, chaplain; (not pictured) Cathy Galvan, sergeant-at-arms. Sara Leal, Robin Brandes, Leslie Fore, Tammy Phillips, Michelle James, Tiffany Offield, Cindy Ridlehuber, Second Row: Shana Jones, Rachel Estrada, Dalia Perez, Dina Ruiz, Jennie McAllister, Melanie Gaskin, Sammie Bedwell, Valerie Goff, Sandy Montez, Third row; Janie Hernandez, Veronica Olquin, Rosie Aldape, Rachel Salazar, Serena Willborn, Cathy Thompson, Nikki Reed, Deann Ransom, Charlotte Cornett, Denise Modawell, Laurie Aguire, Michael Alonzo, Roy Ehresman. 150 — Vocational Office Education Junior Tammy Phillips is having a great time at the V.O.E. Senior Roy Ehresman unpacks some of the $8,000 of Tom-Wat Gift items which were sold by the VOE Club skating party. as a fund raiser. Award winners for VICA are front row: Robin Brandes second place Office Support Assistant. Roy Ehresman third Cathy Thompson is waiting to board the bus to place Financial Assistant, Cathy Thompson first place Personal Finance; second Economic Awareness; second Borger, for Area 4, Region I, OEA Contest. Business Law; second Proofreading Editing, fourth Business Knowledge Skills, Serena Willborn third Information processing II. back row: Shana Jones fourth Keyboarding, Nikki Reed fifth Office Support Assistant, Michael Alonzo '•rst Economic Awareness; fourth Proofreading Editing; sixth Business Knowledge Skills, Tiffany Offield fifth Employment Skills. Vocational Office Education — 151 Junior Daintry Carthel volleys the ball and shows quality form Senior Ronny Ballard bunts the ball during one of the Angry Red baseball games at Jaycee Park, during her tennis match. Junior Anthony Price strides toward the finish line in the 100 yd. dash at the Regional track meet at Texas Tech. 152 — Competition Junior Kristie McBee eyes the ball carefully before putting it in the hole at the Plainview Tournament. Sophomore Stan Robertson takes a topsy-turvy fall as he is tackled by an Estacado Matador during the Angry Red opening home game. Competitors — 153 Bulldogs Fight Hard Making up the 87-88 Varsity Bulldog team is back row left to right Joe Salinas, Bob May, lustin Cork, Fred Oliver, Kurt Wofford, Randy Marroquin, Shane Kernell, Bill Mulder, Craig Forbes, Todd Butler, Steve Campbell, Michael Edwards, Kevin Wheeler, Andy Hinojosa, Lance Stark, Marcus Gonzales, Neil Billingsley, and Ross Dodson. Second.Row — Michael Finley, Milton Finley, Mike Canfield, Raymond Pena, Keith Bell, Corey Williams, Kelvin Wilson, Kent Engelhardt, lames Cargill, Tom Myers, Frank Huey, Matt Mull, Ronny Ballard, Wayne Wilson, David Gutierrez, Leon Hagerman, and Tim Salinas. Third Row — Amy Lopez, Sandra Gomez, Jason Benefield, Jerry Salazar, Tony Velasquez, Freddy Toney, Jerry Chamberlain, Willie Ansley, Tim Collins, Steve Thompson, Ellison Collins, Johnny Gonzales, David Montez, Ed Moore, and Greg Sherwood. Fourth Row — Anthony Thomas, Lisa Luevano, Army Salinas, John Hill, Charles Nails, David Maxon, Trevor McGavock, Reg Martin, Robert Igo, Blaze Mayberry, Stan Robertson, Joe Escalante, Doug Wooley, David Gomez, Ken Wilson, and Rex Bullard Fifth Row — Ismo Cansino, Adam Cuevas, Mark Davis, Mario Zuniga, Daryl Hallman, Rickey Villanueva, Bruce Irlbeck, J. | Smith, Lee Keller, Lance Norrell, Bryan Brazier, Abel Pardo, John Thompson, Tommy Clements and Kevin Reeves. Long hours, buckets of sweat, aching muscles, and the pressure of the coach- ing staff are the ingredients of producing a competitive football team. Tnese qual- ities along with spirit, determination and sportsmanship, brought the Angry Red through a tough season. Even though their final record was not impressive, the hard work and effort the young men put forth displayed by the Angry Red could be clearly seen by the fans who sup- ported them throughout the season. 'Angry Red, 'Nuff Said! was often heard around the school and fieldhouse during the football season. This tradi- tional motto, originated several years ago by Coach Greg Sherwood, will still be heard around tne campus of Plain- view High School even after Coach Sherwood's departure. As an opener the Angry Red took on Lubbock Estacado. The Matadors pulled a close 19-15 victory off the Angry Red. But the Angry Red did not despair. In- stead they came back and defeated Monterery, 14-7, in their first out-of- town game. After slaughtering Amarillo Caprock, 35-14, in the Oct. 2, Home- coming game, defeat reigned over the Angry Red for the next four games. However, the fighting Bulldogs came back with a humiliating win over Lub- Coaching the Angry Red season were, back row left to right, Mike Canfield, Ed Moore, Army Salinas, bock High, 41-18, to end their season Greg Sherwood, John Hill, and Leon Hagerman. Coaches kneeling left to right Ross Dobson, Rex with a 6 and 3 overall record. Bullard, Milton Finley, Neil Billingsley and Fred Oliver. 154 — Varsity Football Through Tough Season Sophomore Stan Robertson, senior Corey Williams, senior Robert Igo, and junior Kent Engelhardt gather in a huddle to discuss the next offensive strategy. Senior Willie Ansley whips out to the right side, looking for a deep receiver as he prepares to pass. The dog pack comes together in the traditional pep rally huddle. Senior David Montez penetrates the defensive line as junior Kent Engelhardt blocks a defender. Varsity Football — 155 junior Michael Edwards cracks down on a charging Lubbock Westerner. An extra effort after the whistle is displayed by junior Kurt Woffard against a Palo Duro Don. At Right: Juniors Bill Mulder, Michael Edwards, Wayne Wilson, Reg Martin, along with seniors Ken Wilson and Mario Zuniga and sophomore Steve Thompson, pack up for a defensive attack. 156 — Varsity Football Bulldogs Find Winning Hard Senior Lance Norrell catches a close-up glimpse of some of Willie Ansley's, senior, fancy footwork against Estacado. With a 3-6 Season Senior Corey Williams adds 6 points to the 35-14 win against Caprock on Homecoming, October 2. Junior Michael Edwards shucks off the offender as he attempts a tackle. Senior Todd Butler contemplates the kicking strategy against the Estacado Matadors in the close opening game. Varsity Football — 157 Junior Varsity Endures i oouuiii io� icu iu ii iii. oiidue ncmuice, oidciei Cdiiidiiu, Kicky Gonzales, R. L. Clark, Darren Morphis, Dustin Morphis, Jessie Rivera, James Gomez, Chris Garcia, Jobie Jones. Top row: Robert Galvan, Raymon Camarillo, Billy Clements, Ira Earles, Juan Castillo, Duwayne Ward, Donnie Ontiveros, Frank Ramos, Donald Matinez, Scott Thrasher, Marty Pena, Randy Carroll. Ellison Collins drives the ball around the Monterey Plainsmen as Kandy Ellison Collins tackles a Plainsman who is attempting to make a first down. Carroll runs downfield to make a tackle. At right: Craig Forbes follows through on his punt while J. J. Smith blocks a defender. Disappointing, Winless Season Coach Leon Hagerman and Coach Army Salinas discuss the strategy of the next plays. Ellison Collins dances around a Monterey Sophomore Brian Braizer hugs the ball in his Plainsman defender as sophomore Frank Ra- attempt to control it. mos and junior Andy Hinojosa look on. Craig Forbes prepares to punt the ball as the rest of the dog-pack defend for him. WE JV Scoreboard THEY 14 Monterey 28 6 Cap rock 14 74 Palo Duro 35 6 Tascosa 27 14 Amarillo High 41 14 Coronado 28 Sophomore Frank Ramos blocks a Monterey Plainsman as junior Andy Hinojosa carries the ball for a first down. Sophomore J. J. Smith shows his follow-through stance after releasing the ball. Junior Varsity Football — 159 Freshman Blue Sack Opposition At right: The Freshmen Blue team prepares them- selves by putting on their helmets while coming on the field. Below: Daniel Rojas, Timmy Allen, Brandon An- drews, and Gilbert Sanchez huddle together for a quick discussion of plays. M 4 1 m Freshmen Blue WE THEY 24 Stanton 6 22 j Abernathy 0 36 Tulia 0 27 Stanton 8 36 Marshall 20 6 LaPlata 20 6 Yucca ' 20 0 Gattis 28 6 Red 0 Left to Right: Coach Bill Rogers, blue; Coach Charles Seagler, red; Coach john Smith, blue; Coach Bill Culpepper, red. Bottom row I to r: Mark Halley, Paul Brown, Pat O'Neal, Paul Mahan, Jerry Rodriquez, Ignacio Godino, Gilbert Gutierrez, Jeff Washington. Second row: B. J. . urner, Shawn Cannon, Ralpn Morales, Ron Hall, Sam Walker, Barry Erwin, Jeff Huffine, Edward Vera, Timmy Allen, Greg Castillo. Top row: Coach Rogers, Timmy Gonzales, Jason Alonzo, Phillip Rhodes, Brent McGavock, Brandon Andrews, Gilbert Sanchez, Daniel Rojas, Steve Faz, Angelo Robinson, Byrice Sansom, Coach Smith. 160 — Freshmen Football Determination Sparks Freshman Red Bottom row left to right: George Pena, Mark Phillips, Hinton Wick, Albert Velaquez, Ricky MonrealRoyce Roberts, Fred Wilhams, Bndltortin Corona, Phillip Henderson. Second row: Adam Juarez, Lupe Hernandez, Chad Kramer Mark Vera, Eddie Vega, |oe Seagler, Brian ett, Damon WiHk “ g. Brian Springer, Roy Bradley. Third row: Coach Bill Culpepper, Joe Rodriquez, Adam Chavez, Lawrence Halley, Cory Grom, Derryl McAllister, Ray CnapaJDale BaM, Steven Garcia, Brad Howard, Bill McDowell, Anthony Thomas, Eric Copeland, Coach Charles Seagler. Top row: Tim Ti|erana, Ricky Varela, Matthew McDonald, Brandon Rowell, Paul Koen, Kevin Sanmann, Hap Houchin, Monty Walker, Michael Tolar, Joe Guy. Serving as trainers for all Plainview Athletics are Sandra Gomez, Amy Lopez, Rex Bullard, Bobby Magallanas, and Anthony Thomas. Above: The Freshman Blue team tries to prevent a first- down drive against the Yucca Chaps. Senior Fred Carter concentrates on a backboard shot against the Frenship Tigers. The Varsity Bulldog team consists of top row — Bruce Irlbeck, Frank Huey, Fred Carter, Chub Wiliams, Chris Williams, and Bryant Williams. Bottom row — Thomas Howard, Pat Nash, Brandon Pritchard, and Brandon Marshall. (Not pictured is Willie Ansley.) Senior Pat Nash takes a fast break down the court to slam for two against Coronado Mustangs. 162 — Boys Varsity Basketball Bulldogs Shoot For the Top! BULLDOG SCOREBOARD 83 68| 6| 71 83 84 72 84 70 88 78 77 81 51 73 Kind I asc Caprock Clovis Morton Dimmitt Palo Duro VnarifTo I lovis ].i[)ro( k Lmmitt It a It b- %| I Paso High lascosa Palo Duro Lubbut k H Hobbs Coronado Monterey marillo iprock :osa Duro :k High [Corbnado Mojiterev Senior Willie Ansley looks more like a Panther than a Bulldog as he pounces on a Palo Duro Don. Talent was rampant, giving the Angry Red basketball team a shot at the District title, but in the final moments of the Monterey game, the number one slot slipped from their grasp. In preseason action, the Bulldogs showed ability in both defense and offense, proving their readiness for district play. A tough preseason helped prepare the Bulldogs for district in which they proved to be a top contender. Even though the dogs missed the play-offs this year, their overall record, 23-7, showed that the team excelled over most of their opponents. 'This was a great year and this basketball team was a group of young men who are winners. Some of the highlights of the year were the defeat of Hobbs at Hobbs, a 10-game winning streak and being in the race for the district title, said head coach Carl Irlbeck. When asked what is expected from next year's team, Irlbeck said, We will be young, but we are looking for another exciting year. Junior Frank Huey follows through on a two pointer against the Caprock Longhorns. At left: Senior Chris Williams and senior Fred Carter double team a Hobbs Eagle in an attempt to prevent two points. Boys Varsity Basketball — 163 Frank Huey exerts extra energy as he shoots in the second round of the Hobbs Tournament. The Bulldog team members huddle as Coach Leon Hagerman explains the next strategy during a time-out. Fred Carter shows his disagreement of the call in the game against Chris Williams skillfully darts around a Lubbock High Westerner. Coronado. 164 — Boys Varsity Basketball Sophomore Chub Williams shoots for two, while Bryant Williams looks on and junior Frank Huey prepares for the rebound against Caprock. Junior Thomas Howard keeps his eye on the ball in preparation of a rebound. I unior Brandon Pritchard looks for an open man in order to pass to his teammate. At left: Willie Ansley flaunts his jump shot ability against Dimmitt as Fred Carter anticipates the rebound. Boys Varsity Basketball — 165 Incentive To Win — Again Top left to right: freshman Sarah Berry, coach Daniel Wren, coach janie Cooper, and junior Cyndi Kirk. Middle row seniors: Lelana Vadder, Verlonda Curry, head coach Kathy Harston, Christian Mull, and sophomore Michelle Hall. Bottom row seniors: Bennie Malone, Cindy Hardage, Dayna James, and sophomore Valerie Gallegos. 166 — Girls Varsity Basketball Lady Bulldog Scoreboard WE Plainview 43 34 51 41 62 47 40 53 58 59 46 52 63 55 49 41 i 56 32 52 36 29 51 44 62 39 Aberna Levelland Coronado Sudan Slaton Monterey Monterey Stephenville Slaton Vernon Amarillo H igh Hale Center Caprock Dimmitt Ft. Stockton Morton Pam pa Tascosa Palo Duro Midland Lee Lubbock High Coronado Monterey Amarillo High Caprock Tascosa Palo Duro Lubbock High THEY 42 47 47 55 39 60 51 53 41 47 46 31 36 44 46 51 35 52 59 32 31 39 43 35 42 58 60 38 Efforts Earned Victory During a timeout Coach Kathy Harston explains to the team the plays. Senior Bennie Malone stays low in her attempt to guard a Dimmitt Lady Bobcat. )aVna lames, senior, scuffles aggressively against a Lady Bobcat as she tries to gain possession of the ball. One of the questions many people had about this year's Lady Bulldog basketball team was How is the team going to hold up after winning State the previous year? The team proved to do well with a final record of 17-11. The team was led by senior Verlonda Curry. Verlonda was the leading scorer — finishing the season, with 483 points. Coach Kathy Harston said, Verlonda had an outstanding year and received numerous statewide honors. This is quite a tribute to her play since our team did not reach the play-offs. Coach Harston also stated, Even though we had a disappointing finish in the district, we were really pleased with the improvement that our players made. They responded very positively in what was a pressure filled year for them. She also felt that the seniors contributed a tremen- dous amount to the team. Our seniors on our team this year did everything we asked them to. Our basketball team next year could be a good one, good enough in the sense that they can compete for some post-season play. said Coach Harston. Girls Varsity Basketball — 167 e 1 sr« v c. rmr Dayna James, Michelle Hall, Verlonda Curry, and Christian Mull try to steal the ball from the Hale Center Owlettes as they throw it in from out-of-bounds territory. They Never Gave Up |. r i i FI 168 — Girls Varsity Basketball Verlonda Curry prepares for a lay-up while being blocked by a Dimmitt Lady Bobcat. When Coach Kathy Harston talks, everyone listens ' — including seniors Lelana Vadder, Bennie Malone, Cindy Hardage, Christian Mull and Dayna James. Girls Varsity Basketball — 169 Junior Varsity Improves in Strength JV team members are top left to right: R. L. Clark, Lynn Brown, Michael Edwards, Kelvin Wilson, Kent Englehardt, Bobby Mosely, LaRoyce McAdoo, Bobby W!?jtaker oach Leon Hagerman. Middle: Cedric Turner, J. J. Smith, Stephen Thompson, Nathan Huey, Rene Castillo, Shay Herring, Keith Mayberry, Bryant Williams. Bottom: Brian Brasier, Ned Jackson, Wayne Jackson, Nathan Nash, Monroe Jennings, Michael McNutt, Jackie Thomas. 1 Michael McNutt dribbles the ball down the court to shoot for two. Nathan Huey watches as Michael McNutt runs to the teammate. side trying to get open to help his trouble' Wayne Jackson tries to trick the Clovis Wildcats out of two points. 170 — Boys Junior Varsity Basketball JV Concentrates on Basic Skills , ’ j.V. team members are Trina Pruitt, Tonya Hembree, Becky Kendall, Mandy Kendall, Colbie Pinnell, Coach Daniel Wren, Evalyn Voyles, Beverly Lowery, Michelle Summers, Sandy Escobar, and Shawna Haley. Mandy Kendall and Carla Pruitt wait for the result of the free throw against Coronado Lady Mustangs. Beverly Lowery prepares for a free throw as Valerie Gallegos gets ready for the rebound. After a game, the J.V. girls congratulate the Coronado Lady Mustangs on a job well done. Girls Junior Varsity Basketball — 171 Rookies This Year, Starters Next Year Freshman Blue team members are Jeffery Washington and Kent Webb. Middle row: Robert Snelling, Royce Roberts, Cory Scales, Pat O'Neal, and Coach Bill Culpepper. Kneeling is Ricky Felan and Matthew McDonald. Freshman Red team members are top: Ralph Merales, Brent McGavock, Brandon Andrews, Anthony Thomas, Michael Nagar, Gilbert Sanchez, Coach John Smith, Damon Willis, Blaine Brunson, Brooks Lewellen. Bottom row: Mike Hallman, Angelo Robinson, Brian Springer and McAllen Duncan. 172 — Boys Freshman Basketball Reaching Towards the Future Freshman team members are Coach Bill Rogers, Gina Gallardo, Rhonda Turner, Tina Glenn, Michelle Couch, Dawn McKelvey, Teresa Rodriquez, Angie Mitchell, and Coach Susan Mounts. Bottom is Renee Howard, Susan Garcia, Erma Sanchez, and Debbie Escobar. Teresa Rodriquez and Dawn McKelvey put on the zone defense against Coronado. Girls Freshman Basketball — 173 Dogs Beat Midland High to Win Bi-District Coach Bill Rogers, Ed Carroll, Michael Edwards, Robert Galvan, Raymond Pena, Nick Luna, Willie Ansley, Petey Holland, Kent Englehardt, Keith Mayberry, Ronny Ballard, Domingo Faz, J. J. Smith, Lance Stark, Stan Robertson, Wally Chavez and Coach Fred Oliver. Kneeling: Managers R. L. Clark and Tony Vaasquez Play Ball Sounds announcing the coming of spring were heard in all directions of the baseball diamond. Anyone in the vicinity of )aycee Park could hear the smack of the ball against the glove, the blow of the ball against the bat, and finally those promising words, Play ball. Once spring arrived, the successes of the school's baseball pro- gram began. The key element of the team's achieve- ments was the heart and determination of each player. The early season proved suc- cessful when the team placed 4th in the Abilene tournament and brought home the winning trophy from the Wichita Falls Classic. The Dogs started district with a come-from-behind, 8-7 victory over the rival Coronado Mustangs. Heading into the final two weeks of district play, the Dogs were in a second place tie with Am- arillo High and Coronado, but the Dogs reached the play-offs by winning the last four games. In the 1st round of the play- offs, the Dogs faced Midland High and brought home the Bi-District crown. The following weekend the Dogs hosted El Paso Socorro in the Area round of the play-offs in which they were victorious again. From there they travelled to DeSoto for the regional semifinal games. Unfor- tunately, the Dogs Cinderella season ended there, but the Dogs were not dis- appointed. They ended their season with an overall record of 22-11 which was the most victories in the history of PHS base- ball. I was very proud of the seven seniors to go out on a winning note. It was a tribute to the entire team for the many accomplishments achieved throughout the season. By setting many PHS records it will give future teams goals to strive. says Coach Fred Oliver on a closing note. Senior Raymond Pena rears back to fire a pitch for the last out of the inning against the Coronado Mustangs at jaycee Park. 174 — Varsity Baseball Area Crown Gained by Defeating El Paso Socorra Senior Willie Ansley shows off his gymnastic skills as he makes sure he's safe on second base. Varsity Baseball — 175 'Golden Gloves' End Season With 22-11 Record Kicking up a small dust storm, senior Wally Chavez comes to a Sophomore Domingo Faz put a little too much power in his swing causing him to lo$« halting stop in order to retrieve the bat after scoring. his bat. Junior Rene Perez rocks and fires as he strikes out his opponent. [ 4 • District � 8 Coronado ■■ 2 Monterey 15 Amarillo High 2 [ascosa .15 Caprock 9 Lubbock High £ v � , l|t0 MonteTey -- W� Amarillo High las Caprock Lubbock High • Bi-ffiifrict • Midland High Midland High Midland High • Area • El Paso Socorro El Paso Socorro El Paso Socorro • Regional • DeSoto DeSoto -4 (9 innings) (11 innings) Senior Ronny Ballard watches with a good eye as a pitch hits the dirt. 176 — Varsity Baseball Most Victories in PHS Baseball History Senior Nick Luna finds out that you can't be sate every time. Varsity Baseball — 'History in the Making' Sketch Presented to School choice of the Houston Astros, District 3-5A Player _ _m , _ ... , . ,, of the Year Catorade Texas Player of the Year Tlhe senior Bulldogs along with Coach Fred Oliver present Rodney Watson s sketch entitled History in the Making to Gatorade Southwest Region Player of the Year Principal Jerry Don George, Superintendent Dennis Townsend, and Athletic Director Steve Parr on behalf of the school, and Amarillo Globe News Player of the Year. Supportive fans wish the Bulldogs good luck as they prepare to board for DeSoto to play the District 5-A Regional play-offs. Seniors Wally Cahvez and Raymond Pena accept one last ex- pression or support from class member Bennie Malone. 178 — Varsity Baseball JV Diamondmen Improve for Season t Members of the junior varsity baseball team are from left to right (top): Roy Bradley, Coach Bobby Feaster, Brandon Andrews, Randy Carroll, Lance Stark, Gilbert Sanchez, Corey Juarez, Bobby Moseley, Jo Jo Rodriguez, Steve Faz, Gilbert Guiterrez, Rudy Ramos, Aaron Ramos, and Coach John Smith. Bottom row is Edward Vera, Ed Carroll, Bobby Magallnes, Dustin Morphus, Jerry Rodriquez, Mark Vera, Pat O'Neal, James Gomez, and Jerry Licerio. Sophomore Dustin Morphis along with juniors Ed Carroll and Michael Edwards turn to see where the foul ball was hit while Bobby Magallnes concentrates on the game. Junior Varsity — 179 Work and Perseverance Help Trackster Excel The 1987-1988 track team consists of (Bottom): Albert Valasquez, Joe Seagler, Paul Vega, Wayne Jackson, Damon Willis, Johnny Martinez, Pablo Garcia, Greg Castillo, Mark Hallcey, Royce Roberts, Brian Springer, Jeffery Washington, Tony Walker. (2nd row): Michael Jimenez, Charles Nails, Ricky Villanueva, Sam Walker, Brian Braizer, Jerry Salazar, Jared Melton Giblert Nunez, Shawn Cannon, Abel Pardo, David Montez. (3rd row): Coach John Smith, Coach Milton Finley, Eric Willis, Terry Medlock, Joe Escalante, Steve Thompson, Anthony Price, David Guiterrez, Frank Ramos, Andy Hinojosa, Ellison Collins, Shay Hearon, Jerry Chamberlain, Coach Neil Billingsley, (top row): Paul Koen, Freddy Gomez, Brandon Rowell Matthew McDonald, Ran Williams, Corey Williams, LaRoyce McAdoo, Frank Huey, Matt Mull, Kelvin Wilson, Michael Toler, Bobby Whitaker, Alfred Villareal, and Anthony Thomas The 400-meter relay team which consists of Wayne Jackson, Anthony Thomas, Senior Corey Williams and senior Charles Nails chill before a big race Anthony Price, and Terry Medlock, pause for a prayer before an important race. At right: Senior David Montez takes the hurdle with umph as he prepares to defeat his op- ponents. Lady Bulldogs Off to a Running Start Members of the 1987-1988 girls track team are (bottom row): Terry Vasquez, Lisa Torrez, Melissa Quisenberry, Angie Mitchell, Hope Wilson. (Middle row): Becky Diaz, Tammy Curry, Melanie Reeves, Erma Lozano, Leah Essary, Coach Susan Mounts. (Top row): Coach Danny Wren, Sarah Berry, Valerie Gallegos, and Stephanie Richards. Golfers Culminate a 'Par' Year, Win District Boys golf team members are (kneeling) Chad Akin, Kyle Benson, Fernando Lopez, Troy Manning, Chris Steffe, and )eff Sullivan. Standing are Coach Tommy Chatham, Blaze Mayberry, Cory McCarty, Dane Richardson, Lance Ragland, Jay Charman, David Mitchell, and Casey Savage. Sophomore Jeff Sullivan watches as his putt rolls toward the hole during season competition. Big Time Swingers The aroma of freshly cut grass, the soft breezes blowing across the green, and the constant swinging of their clubs dominated the course as the Angry Red boys golf team practiced on a sunny afternoon. Many hours were spent perfecting their accuracy and coordinating their moves. The time paid off Winning the district championship, having the district medalist and tour of the top ten medalists in the district has culminated to what I feel has been a very successful year. stated Coach Tommy Chatam. Many players received awards including; Chris Steffe Dis- trict Medalist and First team all-district; Troy Manning — First team all district — along with Blaze Mayberry and Dane Rich- ardson who received second team all-district spots. As for next year Coach Chatam says, We feel our chances look good for another Regional berth next year. 182 — Boys Golf Junior medalist Chris Steffe concentrates on his swing during regular practice. Sally McMullin Advances to State Competition s Girls golf team members are Misti McBee, Lisa Bencriscutto, Kristi McBee, Sally McMullin, Shannon Dowdy, Coach Bob Magallanes, Jennifer Sherman, and Deanne Youngblood. State Qualifier Sally McMullin, senior, smiles as a teammate encourages her next shot. Freshman Lisa Bencriscutto watches her ball during a tournament at the Plainview Country Club. Individual talent led the way to a successful team effort as the girl's golf team ran rampant in the 1988 season. Senior Sally McMullin blazed the path claiming medalist awards in district and regional play along with finishing 11th at state. Juniors Kristi McBee, Misti McBee and Jennifer Sherman helped cap- ture the district title along with many tournament wins. Al- though the golf season is relatively short, the members could be found braving anything all year long. They endured many elements to prove PHS's pride was up to par. Girls Golf — 183 NETTERS HAVE ACES Plainview High School varsity tennis team members are (kneeling): Kim Watson, Billie Burnett, Carrie Teague, Daintry Carthel, Stephanie Nance, Wistie Webb, Jody Trimble, Risa Kiser, Lisa Eversole, Dee Dee Osborn, Melissa Green, and Christi Shaddiz. Standing are: Bret Barnett, jay Gruhlkey, Zane Boedeker, Lino Garcia, John Oates, Yancey Arrington, Jeremy McKinnis, Jodey Arrington, Nick Van Kluyve, Matt Hodges, Roy Kiser, Coleman Kendall, and Coach Jon Weatherred. Sophomore Jodey Arrington stretches for an underhand smash during practice. At right: Junior Jeremy McKinnis concentrates on volleying the ball during sixth period. If you ever look up one of the PHS tennis players sleeves, you might accidentally find a few aces just itching to get out. The team showed their ability in the Sweetwater and Snyder tour- naments in which they finished 5th and 4th respectively. )eremy McKinnis and Nick Van Kluyve finished 2nd in doubles play in Sweetwater while Jodey Arrington placed 2nd in singles. Risa Kiser's play resulted in her semifinal round in Lubbock. Jeremy McKinnis and Jodey Arrington were quarterfinalists in District. 184 — Tennis UP THEIR SLEEVES Sophomore Lisa Eversole grimaces as she returns a serve during an afternoon workout. Senior Nick Van Kluyve enjoys the fall afternoon exercise that playing tennis offers. Junior Yancey Arrington hopes that scrunching his mouth will improve his serve. Junior Jay Gruhlkey demonstrates perfect form as he anticipates his return during tournament play. Tennis — 185 Gabriel Wayland Shopping Center supports the band in their endeavors. ► V . W Senior Nikki Gebo models the new denim look at Kristi's. An important part of the Plainview community and schools is the support provided by the Plainview Daily Herald 186 — Advertising T GOLDEN CORRAL Family Steak House PHS BAND GOOD LUCK MAKE IT 50 During the band's fiftieth consecutive Division I Marching contest, the Gold- en Corral help support their conquest. 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Wayland’s inter- nationally famous Flying Queens pioneered women’s basketball on the coiiegiate level and have been a national power since 1948. And, through its BSOE degree and numerous off-campus programs, Wayland has pioneered the “nontraditional” approach to adult education. It’s no wonder, then, that the Pioneer is the official mascot of the university—the symbol of the “Wayland way” of Christian higher education. There’s a strong sense of pnde that goes with a “pioneering spirit—in knowing that you took the dare so that others might follow. The spirit, the tradition, the special way of life—they’re all a part of what makes Wayland unique. We want to share that uniqueness with you. Just give us a call—we’re waiting to tell you why we call Wayland “The Pnde of the Plains,” and what we think is so special about THAT PIONEER PRIDE The Pride of The Plains D WAylANd BApTiST UNiVERSiTy Plain view, TX 79072 (806) 296-5521 208 — Advertising V) VO IT) K N X N vo Qj N ' VO v _ N N i o o £ oo oo ?5 o • “O a 5 a feb o c o Q 0 P U ) -C c - 5 s ’•� it c O S5 C c: ID © Q Advertising — 209 « Modical Supplies Home Health Care Produets Durable Medical Equipment Respiratory Care Items Edgemere Pharmacy and Medical Supply Rental and Sales Tom Ad ay, R.Ph. Pharmacy — 296-2797 2408 Yonkers Medical Supplies — 293-3653 Plainview, Texas 79072 3019 West 10th Street Phone: (806) 293-7660 or 293-7657 PLAINVIEW, TEXAS 79072 James and Beverly Alvis, Owners Res. (806)296-6715 Cline Monument 400 Joliet Plainview, Texas 296-2953 Phone: (806) 293-4938 Dajmart Jewelry 3407 Olton Road PLAINVIEW; TEXAS 79072 LANCIE RAY MARBARA RICHARDSON PP fE GABRISI UiL CO. DISTRIBUTORS P.O. 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LONG Roofing and Sheet Metol Company 1014 Ash Street — Plainview, Texas 79072 Since 1920'' Ronald Reecer Paul Reecer Owner General Manager Office (806) 296-7862 Home (806) 652-2424 Advertising 2T1 Jack Morris Ford Toyota Sales Service Olton Highway 1-27 Angry Red ’Nuff Said PLAINVIEW CABLE TV 296-6812 � 10 HWT 17 I NT 27 (ON BT PASS NO 0(1� STM) Your Building Supply Center Higginbotham. Showtime, HBO, Disney The Movie Channel 21 channels of basic entertainment featuring the best in sports, news, variety 293-2551 Bartlett Company Box 1659 300 E. 6th 296-6335 212 — Advertising Advertising — 213 Benchcraft Upholstry Action Recliners Universal Dining Room Universal Bedroom Magic Chief Appliances Philco Electronics Lane Love Chests 0 Company Inc. 808 Broadway Plainview. Tex. It's such a Nice Place to Shop and Save! Publishes every afternoon Except Saturdays Senior Melanie Gaskin works part-time as a Warrick's employee. Quarterway Gin Co. Quality Ginning and Good Service With enlarged Sunday morning Edition Plainview Daily Herald Published by Plainview Newspaper 820 Broadway — P.0. Box 1240 Phone 293-1343 Go Angry Red 214 — Advertising Congratulations Cindy Conzales We Love You Mom and Dad Congratulations Dauna We are very proud of you Love, Mom, Dad, Jeff Congratulations Verlonda Curry 3 Jove you. Worn Congratulations “Cliricli” Love Mom, Dad. Micah 215 «I Did Ya hear ... I finally Graduated? ALL Dressed Up and No Place to Go” We Love Voul that has sure changed! Congratulations Paul and all Seniors of '88 Our Love, DAD, MOM, Philip Jace You 've Come A Long Way, Robert CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ’88 LOVE, Mom and Dad 216 — Advertising A Year at PHS Officially Ends June 2, 1988 Javier Hernandez and Larry Bedwell celebrate the end of the year at the FTA spring banquet at Golden Corral. A special good luck cake, baked by Mrs. Beverly Lance, was given to junior dean Eddie Benefield, assistant principal Larry McBee, and sophomore dean Bobby Hudson in honor of their future positions at area schools. Mrs. Sue Kidwell, Larry McBee and Coach Carl Irlbeck enjoy the last day of school at the annual hamburger cookout for faculty and administration. Assistant Larry McBee patrols the parking lot one last time as school officially closes at 2:30 p.m., June 2, 1988. On their way to the Sweet Sixteen at DeSoto, sophomore J. J. Smith and juniors Eddie Carroll, Kent Englehardt, and Michael Edwards and other Bulldog baseball players wave good-bye to the crowd. Closing — 217 'Midnight Masquerade' Chosen by Juniors As 1988 Prom Theme The 1987-88 Junior-Senior Prom ... What a night to remember! It was a sparkling Masquerade until midnight. The juniors worked many hours to prepare for this special night for the seniors and special guests. The theme to the Junior-Senior prom was ' Midnight Mas- querade. Junior Mecca Howard plays Wonderwoman while she decorates for prom. Senior executive vice president Lee Keller and his date Mendy Speck sit back and enjoy the Midnight Masquerade. 218 — Junior-Senior Prom Antenneh Wolde-Emmanuel and Petey Holland show four years worth of stored excitement! Junior class president Max Peralta and his date Chrene Johnson wait for his prom speech. Junior Kurt Wofford leads the way for Mandee Buchanan during the dance. Melissa McCormick and Reg Martin work on the fabulous junior decorations that were not completed until after “midnight.'' Junior Theresa Reynolds and her date sophomore James Bench take “five'' between dances. Sophomores Kim Watson and Carrie Teague get ready for the long awaited prom dance which began at 9 pm sharp on May 14. Junior-Senior Prom — 219 Juniors Colbie Pinnell and Brandi Smith take in the spotlight at the banquet. 220 — Junior-Senior Prom Sophomore Dawn Dee Houchin and senior Melanie Reeves visit between the banquet and the dance at prom. What a night for senior Kent Lloyd and his date freshman Carol Myers. Seniors Sheila Beasley and Guy Hayes dance the night away to the musical sounds of a disc jockey. Senior beauties attending the prom were Gina Banister, Sami Taylor, Pauline Coffin, Sherry Chapman, Michelle Baldwin, Anna Flores, JoAnn Garcia, Cindy Gonzales, Veronica Vera, Lori Bennett, jena Baucum,, Tara Marshall, Melanie Reeves, Verlonda Curry, Sally McMullin, Pam Braxton, Tammy Shugart, Nikki Reed, Dayna James, Bennie Malone, Shonda Cate, Irma Perez, Francis Gonzales, Lori Fellan, Sheila Beasley, Cathy Galvan, Michelle Mayer, Debbie Martinez, Michelle James, Leann Merrick, Beverly Perry, Kim Cecil, Kyra Patty, Kathy Walker, Kristi Jones, Cindy Hardage, Christy Barton, Lelana Vadder, Cindy Stair, Kari Rawdon, Chere Clark, Nikki Gebo, Rhonda Hutcherson, Tiffany Gabriel, Rhonda Cortez, Gayle Brown, Becki Harris, Melissa White, and Candace Handsford. Senior dudes masquerading at the prom were Kent Lloyd, Pat Nash, Blaze Mayberry, John Mark Thompson, Robert Igo, Kent Haley, Paul Henderson, Ronnie Ballard, Petey Holland, Jerry Sullivan, Trevor McGavock, Mark Davis, Doug Wooley, Lee Keller, Ken Wilson, Anteneh Wolde-Emmanuel, Marcus Gonzales, Lance Norrell, and Tim Collins. Junior-Senior Prom — 221 Honor Graduates Noted as Cream of the Crop The Cream of the Scholastic Crop of the 1988 graduating class were the honor graduates Lance Norrell, David Montez, Marnie Meeks, Michelle Baldwin Jerry Sullivan, Nikki Reed, Sherry Chapman, Billy Rob Dedek, Lelana Vadder, Cindy Stair and Dean Roth. (Not pictured is Bryan Vickers.) Scholarship winners were Raymond Pena, PHS Council; Charalene Isbell, Plainview School Food Service; Kelli Bond, PHS PTA; Michelle James, Soroptimist of Plainview; Petey Holland, W. E. Bryan Sports Memorial; and Lance Norrell, Plain- view Ex-Students Association. At left: Other scholarship winners were Michelle Baldwin, Hale County State Bank; Kim Allen, Plainview School Food Service; Robin Brandes, PHS VOE Club; and Rachel Estrada, Business and Professional Women's Club. 222 — Graduation Additional scholarship winners were Kandy Davey, Bob Hilburn Journalism award sponsored by the Plainview Kiwams Club; Nikki Reed, PHS National Honor Society, Sherry Chapman, First National Bank; Cindy Stair, Agriculture Committee of the Plainview Chamber of Commerce; and Mamie Meeks, Plainview City Council PTA. Also receiving scholarships were Verlonda Curry, Adult Women's Study Club; Jerry Sullivan, Plainview Noon Lions Club; Lelana Vadder, Plainview Ex-Students Association; Lee Keller, Kyle Gabriel Memorial; and Bennie Malone, Rebecca Myers Memorial sponsored by the American Association of University Women. Scholarships were also awarded to Candace Hansford, Sears Athletic; Lori Felan, Venture Club of Plainview; Ronny Ballard, Elks Lodge; Steven Campbell, Aubrey Terrell Memorial; Melanie Gaskin, Nila Copeland Me- morial sponsored by Laureate Gamma Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi; and Tiffany Gabriel, Plainview Noon Club. At Left: Billy Rob Dedek received the Plainview Independent Insurance Agents scholarship; RaeAnn Limbocker, Elks Lodge 1175; Jena Baucum, Plainview Independent Insurance Agents, and Ladd Temple received the David Bryant Memorial from Hale County. (Not pictured is Bryan Vickers who received the Plainview Rotary Club scholarship.) Graduation — 223 8:00 P.M., June 2, 1 Senior Dean Harvey Pennell goes through the instructions at graduation practice while Principal jerry Don George reviews his notes. Lance Norrell, Nikki Reed and Dean Roth smile because they know there are only six more days until the “Real Thing. Curtis Hill, Kelli Bond, Kari Rawdon, Lee Keller, Matt Wolfington, Lisa Yowell, Kari Rawdon, Ladd Temple, Jena Baucum and Jerry Sullivan exclaim We finally did it! 224 — Graduation 988, Came at Last!! 1 Graduating senior Melissa Moseley prays one last prayer that senior dean Harvey Pennell doesn't pull her out of line. Pennell Directs Graduation Activities jody Thornton and Raymond Pena stuff their faces while conversing about their future plans at the graduation party. David Montez practices walking down the aisle for graduation and baccalaureate. Seniors Kim Cecil and Tiffany Gabriel cannot believe they are actually staying all night at Kenny Green and Jeff liter compete in a friendly arcade game at the ,he nior PartY even ,hou8h ,heY have ,0 «° finish ,he Yearbook the next morning, senior party. Graduation — 225 A Day in the Life of a Yearbooker A Year In the Life of a yearbook staff! Hi everybody! How many pages are done? PLEASE help me, I need a cutline . . . Melissa, have you made up our new rap song, yet? Does anyone know where Kim C. is? Nikki, come here, hurry. Does Miss Cleaver have any good shots? No, Mecca I don't know whether that's offense or defense. Cutline, Cutline! Mel, you and Todd cannot be on every page. Tiff's the editor and don't you ever forget it. Mrs. Robinson quit throwing that paper. Is it in your box? Veronica, where chu got you broom? Only five days left, we're going to stay nights — even Fridays. You Rob! Where is the class, check the bathroom? Theresa, your picture will be in the yearbook at least once! Everybody get to work! I'm going to the Herald, me too, me too, me too, see ya'II tomorrow. And, that's a rap! Yearbook II is on the right track .. Sponsor Nancy Robinson takes Meeca Howard, Tiffany Gabriel, Veronica Vera, Thresa Reynolds, Nikki Gebo, Lance Norrell, Robert Igo, Lance Cline, Melissa Cline and Kim Cecil for a visit to the Family Fun Park. Veronica Vera and jerri Sherley never missed a thing. Robert Igo did not quite make it across the tire walk without a quick dip in the pool! 226 — Yearbook II Obviously Thresea Reynolds did not understand it! Tiffany Gabriel has the key to the Pizza party! Lance Cline tells a joke during class A congenial courtyard shot includes Kim Cecil, Melissa Cline, Nikki Gebo, Mecca Howard, Thresa Reynolds and Veronica Vera. Kim Cecil and Melissa Cline take a COOKI E-break after a hard and productive night of working on quad-paks. Senior Nikki Gebo and junior Mecca Howard beg and plead with Lance Norrell to help them. Yearbook II staff takes a ride on the Little Dipper.” What a staff” ... What a yearbook! The crew casts off on the Ship O Joy! Yearbook II — 227 Index Seniors A Aguirre, Laurie 20, 150 Aldape, Rosie 20, 150 Allen. Kimberly 20, 222 Alvarez, John 20, 145 Ansley, Willie 16, 20, 37, 116, 147, 155, 156, 163, 165, 174, 175, 178 B Baldwin. Michelle 20, 106, 112, 134, 221, 222 Ballard. Kristie 20, 119 Ballard, Ronny 5, 16b, 20, 35, 129, 40, 141, 142 143, 152, 174, 176, 221, 223 Banister, Gina 20, 106, 221 Barton, Christy 20, 35, 98, 99, 101, 103, 140, 142, 143, 147, 221 Batley, Susan 20, 105, 106m. 120 Baucum, |ena 16c, 20, 29, 39, 106, 109, 221, 223, 224 Beard, Rachel 20 Beasley, Sheila 12, 20, 117, 200, 221 Bell. Keith 21, 97, 129 Bell, Todd 12, 15, 21, 104, 106 Benavides, Nancy 21 Bennett, Lorri 21, 221 Berry, |ohn 20, 21, 140, 141, 142. 143 Block, David 12, 21, 144 Bolding, left 21, 149 Bond, Kelli 4, 21, 39, 222 Bradshaw Carl 118, 119 Brandes, Robin 12, 21, 150, 151, 222 Braxton, Pam 21, 127, 221 Brown, Gayle 21, 29, 106, 221 Browning, )ohn 21, 98, 99 Butler, Todd 21, 37, 157 C Caballero, Darrell 21, 144 Campbell, Steven 21, 112, 223 Cate, Shonda 21, 132, 221 Cec Kimberly 3, 21, 22, 33� 37, 221, 225, 226, Chambliss, Tonya 22, 39, 106, 107 Chapman, Sherry 13, 22, 221, 222, 223 Chavez, Anna 132 Chavez, Wally 22, 37, 38, 105, 106, 145, 174, 176, 178 Clark, Chere 22, 37, 120, 221 Cline, Melissa 3, 22, 37, 226, 227 Coffin, Pauline 22, 119, 221 Collins, Tim 5, 22, 105, 106, 221 Cortez, Rhonda 10, 13, 22, 112, 133, 221 Cox, Brent 6. 22, 99, 114 Crawford. Dusty 146 Curry, Verlonda 22, 35, 125, 166, 168, 169, 221, 223 D Daniels, Elsta 22, 117 Davey, Kandy 11, 13, 22, 112, 114, 115, 134, 135. 136, 223 Davis. Mark 22, 221 Dedek. Billy Rob 4, 13, 22, 223 DeLonc, Lance 22, 104, 106 Doss, Christie 22 Duckett, David 23, 106 Dunlap, Yolanda 23, 119 E Eden. Shelia 23, 37, 119 Edmonson, Shane 23, 39, 147 Ehresman, Roy 23, 150, 151 Ellena, Elaine 23 Ervine, Synora 23 Esparza, Nadine 132 Estrada, Rachel 23, 222 F Felan. Lori 16b, 23, 36, 39, 221, 223 Flroes, Angie 7, 23 Flores, Anna 23, 105, 106, 108, 221 Flores, Irene 23, 119 Ford, Todd 23 Fore, Leslie 23, 150 G Gabriel, Tiffany 10, 13, 16d, 24, 34, 35, 11, 134, 140, 141, 142, 143, 221, 223. 225, 226, 232 Galvan, Nancy 24, 106, 221 Garces, Steven 24 Garcia, Aurora 24, 106 Garcia. Ioann 106 Garcia, Micheal 24, 106, 108, 119 Gardner, Rob 7, 24, 120 Garza, Arnulfo 24, 119 Garza, Ellie 24, 119 Garza, Tina 24, 119 Gaskin, Melanie 24, 150, 223 Gebo, Nikki 3, 7, 13, 18, 24, 120, 126, 127, 128 221, 226, 227 Gilbert, Riley 24 Gilbreathe. Terry 25, 145 Glidwell, Marci 16c, 25 Gonzales. Cindy 25, 38, 105, 106, 125, 221 Gonzales, Francis 221 Gonzales, ]oe 25, 97, 145, 149 Gonzales, Lisa 25 Gonzales, Marcus 15, 25, 37, 38, 221, 147 Gonzales, Priscilla 25, 118, 119 Goyne, Greg 25, 99 Gray, Brett 25, 39, 106, 107, 109, 138 Green, Kenny 16c, 25, 225 Greer, DeWayne 25, 99 Grimaldo, Maria 96, 132 Guy, Candace 25, 117 H Haarmeyer, Regina 25, 112, 146 Haley, Kent 25, 221 Hamilton, John 25, 129 Hancock, Rhonda 25, 106, 108, 121, 122 Hansford, Candace 10, 11, 16b. 26, 96, 110, 112. 115, 221, 223 Hardage. Cindy 26, 39, 166. 168, 221 Harris, Becki 10, 16b, 26, 96, 110, 112, 114, 221 Hastey, Cheryl 26, 117 Hayes, Guy 26, 144, 200 Henderson, Paul 2, 13, 16c, 26, 31, 98, 99, 101, 102, 103, 106, 221 Hernandez, Carmen 26, 117 Hernandez, Chilo 26, 27 Hernandez, Elizabeth 26 Hernandez. Joe 26, 106, 119 Hernandez, Michael 26, 149 Hill. Curtis 26, 32, 104, 106, 224 Hill, Tawanna 26, 117 Holland, Petey 5, 26, 37, 174, 177, 218, 221, 222 Hollars, Amber 27 Horan, Ra| 16d, 27 Huffines, Melissa 27 Hutcherson, Ronda 138, 221 Ibarra, Gavino 27, 35, 149 Igo, Robert 9, 14, 15, 27, 28, 125, 147, 155. 221, 226 Isbell, Charalene 27, 222 Isler, Jeff 16d, 24, 27, 37, 96, 127, 225 J James, Amy 27 James, Dayna 16, 27, 125, 147, 166, 167, 168, 169, 176, 221 lames, Michelle 14, 27, 146, 150, 221, 222 Jaynes, Crystal 27, 36 Johnson, Cassandra 27 Johnson. Charlie 5, 27 Johnson, Jenna 119 Johnson, Michael 27, 121 Johnson, Tracy 28, 118, 119 Jones, Kristi 28, 117, 221 Juarez, Larry 28, 145 K Keller, Lee 11, 16a, 24, 28, 96, 112, 115, 126, 134, 135, 140, 141, 142, 175, 218, 221, 223, 224 Kelley, Cary 28, 36, 120, 123 Kelm, Heith 28, 1 34 Kemp, Dwayne 146 Kennon, Kevin 28 Kidd, David 14, 28, 145 L Lane, Joel 28, 144 Latham, Keith 14, 28, 96, 149 Leal, |uan 28, 132 Limbocker, Raeann 9, 28, 106 Lloyd, Kent 6. 15, 28, 35, 36, 129, 200, 221 Lucio, Irma 133 Luna, Nick 28, 112, 114, 174, 177 M McCall, Michael 28, 146 McGavock, Trevor 221 McMullin, Sally 28. 183, 221 Malone, Bennie 17, 29, 166, 169, 176, 178, 221, 223 Marin, Rose Ann 29, 119 Marroquin, Randy 29 Marshall, Brandon 29, 30, 162 Marshall, Tara 29, 39, 106, 109, 112, 131, 134, 135, 140, 142, 143, 221 Martin, Misti 29, 117 Martinez, Debbie 29, 221 Matthews, Mitchell 19, 29, 144 Maxson, David 29, 138 Mayberry, Blaze 29, 112, 114, 155, 182, 221, 225 Mayer, Michelle 14, 29, 106, 120, 123, 221 Medlock, Terry 180 Meeks, Mamie 14, 15, 29, 106, 134, 222, 223 Menzer, Anita 29, 119 Merrick, LeAnn 29, 112, 114, 146, 221 Mogg, Kenny 29, 146 Mogg, LaDonna 127 Montez, David 29, 155, 180, 222, 225 Montez, Sandy 30, 105, 106, 150 Moreno, Laura 30, 1 33 Morris, Michael 2, 30, 98, 99, 101, 102 Moseley, Melissa 30 Mull, Christian 30, 125, 166, 168, 169 Murry, Jerry 30, 148 N Nails, Charles 112, 114, 180 Nash, Pat 2, 5, 16, 30, 116, 153, 162, 221 Newton, David 145 Norrell, Lance 6, 30, 37, 38, 128, 313, 137, 156, 222, 224, 226 O Ochoa, Rose Ann 30, 104, 105, 106 Ortega, Cynthia 30, 119 P Patty, Kyra 30, 36. 110, 221 Pardo, Cesar 30, 119 Parks, Craig 30, 145 Pena, Raymond 16b, 17, 22, 30, 126, 140, 141, 143, 142, 143, 147, 157, 174, 178, 222, 225 Perez, Irma 30, 221 Perez, Mark 30, 145 Perez, Selma 31, 127 Perry, Beverly 31, 132 Philpott, Cory 30, 102 Q Quintana, Margie 31, 118, 119 R Ranson, Brad 31, 96, 109, 129, 146 Rawdon, Kan 9, 23, 31, 39, 106, 109, 221, 224 Reed, Nikki 31, 105, 106, 136, 149, 150, 221, 223, 224 Reeves, Melanie 8, 31, 147, 181, 200, 221 Reid, John 119 Renteria, Emily 31 Reyes, Ricky 31 Reyes, Ruben 31. 119 Reynolds, Andy 144 Rhodes, Lisa 31 Rice. David 31, 133 Richards, Carol 31, 119, 146 Ridlehuber, Cindy 31, 150 Riggins. Mark 2, 31, 37, 149 Rios, Johnny 148 Robinson, Lurilla 31, 133 Roth, Dean 31, 120, 123, 136 Ruiz, Feliz 32, 145 Russell, Nickie 32, 118, 119 S Salazar, Rachel 32, 97, 150 Saldana, Luis 32 Salinas, Jaime 32, 148 Sanchez, Gloria 32 Sanchez, Lupe 32 Sanchez, Melinda 8, 32, 162 Sanders, Gwen 32, 132, 133 Sherley, Jerri 2, 32, 226 Shivers, Cynthia 32, 132 Shugart, Tammy 32, 105, 106, 118, 119, 221 Silva, Virginia 32, 96, 1 32 Smith, Lori 32 Smith, Melanie 33, 117 Smith, Stacev 33, 119 Soliz, Amanda 33 Soliz, Fabian 132 Soliz, Veronica 33, 106 Stair, Cynthia 33, 110, 131, 134, 135, 136, 221, 222,223 Stanley, Russell 33 Starr, Vernon 145 Stephenson, Randy 33, 99 Stockton, Melynda 33, 117 Sullivan, Jerry 11, 16d, 25, 33, 37, 38, 39, 110, 112, 114, 123, 131, 134, 135, 136, 140, 221, 222, 223 Sullivan, Jonny 118, 119 T Taylor, Sami 33, 221 Temple, Ladd 10, 33, 96, 104, 106, 112. 114, 115, 123, 223, 224 Thompson, John A. 33 Thompson, John Mark 33, 221 Thornton, Jody 33, 119, 225 Trimble, Jody 18, 33, 36, 184 U Urrutia, Steve 9, 33, 36, 148 V Vadder, Lelana 6, 15, 34, 34, 39, 136, 140, 141, 142, 143, 166, 168, 169, 221, 222, 223 VanKluyve, Nick 6, 34, 36, 140, 141, 142, 143, 184, 185 Veazey, Gary 118, 119, 141 Vera, Veronica 2, 8, 17, 35, 104, 106, 109, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 147, 221, 226, 227 Vickers, Cassandra 34 Villanueva, Jimmy 34 W Walker, Doug 34, 119 Walker, Kathryn 11, 34, 112, 124, 132, 133, 221 Wall, Margaret 34 Wallace, Rickey 34 Watson, Ronald 34 Weidenback, Leann 34, 36, 96, 134, 139, 141 142, 143 Wertlen, Winston 34, 1 38 White, Melissa 16b, 34, 106, 110, 139, 221 Willborn, Serena 34, 150, 151 Williams, Corey 155, 157, 180 Williams, Mark 29, 34, 106, 120, 122 Wilson, Kenneth 34, 134, 156, 221 Wolde-Emmanuel, Atenneh 21, 127, 218, 221 Wolfington. Matt 34, 39, 104, 106 Wooley, Doug 34, 120, 121, 122, 123, 127, 221 Y Yowell, Lisa 15, 106, 224 Z Zuniga, Mario 26, 156 Juniors A Aday, Jeff 40 Alcala, Esperanza 40 Alcozer, Fabian 40 Alcozer, Florinda 40 Alonzo, Michael 40, 150, 151 Alvarez, Daniel 149 Alvarado, Angel 40 Alvarado, Daniel 40, 106 Amaya, Diana 40 Amaya, Elizabeth 40, 106 Armijo, Luis 119 Armijo, Oscar 40, 148 Arrington, Yancey 4, 40, 44, 134, 135, 137, 184, Asiatico, George 40 B Baca, Johnny 145 Balderas, Laurie 41 Barnes, Shelia 41 Barnett, Bret 41, 184 Barrientos, Salvado 12, 148 Beard, Stephen 41 Bedwell, Sammie 9, 10, 41, 115, 150 Betler, Buron 41 Bhakta, Sunil 125, 145 Block, Freddy 41,99, 101 Bryant, Kenny 1120 Buchanan, Mandee 7, 10, 11, 41, 55, 110, 112, 115, 219 Bull, Larry 41 Burnett, Renita 41, 106 Burnett, Sandy 41, 99 Bustos, Artemia 41 Bustos, Hever 41, 145 Bustos, Rosalinda 41, 133 C Caldwell, Mike 41, 54, 98, 99 Camach, Maribel 41, 116 Cantu, Estella 41 Cardenas, Lesvia 41 Cargill, James 41, 145 Carmichael, Cory 41 Carrasco, Mome 96, 112 Carroll, Ed 41, 106, 108, 109, 174, 179, 217 Carthel, Daintry41, 105, 106, 127, 152, 184 Carthel, Keisha 41 Casanova, Norma 41, 133 Castillo, Cecila 41, 105, 106 Castillo, Joel 148 Castillo, Maggie 42 Castillo, Requel 42, 170 Cate, Greg 42 Chang, Susan 42 Chapman, Jay 42, 134, 182 Chavez, Anna 42, 133 Chavez, Filemon 149 Chavez, Socorro 42 Clay, Jenny 42 Clemmons, Bo 42 Cline, Lance 42, 147, 226 Coffan, Veronica 42, 119 Coleman, Melanie 8, 42, 116 Collins, Cindy 42 Collins, James 42, 106, 132 Copeland, Shannon 10, 11, 42, 112 Cornett, Charlotte 42, 150 Cornet, Larry 42, 148 Cox, Leslie 42, 105, 106 Crawford, Boyd 8, 42, 106, 107, 109, 136, 142 Crawford, Kimmy 42, 44, 110, 147 Crosby, Brandon 42, 98, 99, 101 D Davis, Todd 42, 145 DeBusk, Shona 42, 104, 105, 106, 112 Dees, Tim 43 DeLuna, Bobby 43 Diaz, Monica 43, 119 Dodgin, Clint 43, 146 Dowis, Deanne 43, 104, 106, 134, 136 Dunbar, John 43, 106, 108 228 — Index Index E Ebeling, Gerald 43, 129 Edwards, Michael 16a, 43, 125, 147, 156, 157, 170, 174, 217 Eldred. Mandy 43, 133 Englehardt. Kent 8, 9, 43, 112, 114, 155, 1 70, 174, 217 Erriquez, Elena 41, 43 Eskabar, Marie 43 Eskabar, Rose Mary 43, 171 Esty, Aaron 43, 144 F Faulks, Shane 43 Ferrell, John David 42, 43 Fierro, Mary Jane 4 1 Flores, Joe 44, 98, 99, 119 Flores, Joe 43, 98, 99, 119 G Gallegos, Esequiel 44, 106 Galvan, Francisco 44, 132 Galvan, Isaias 44 Gambriel, Jennifer 44 Garza, Arnold 149 Garcia, Chris 44, 106 Garcia, Hilda 44 Garcia, Jolyn 44, 112, 114 Garcia, Robert 3, 7, 44, 99, 101, 103 Garcia, Toni 44, 133 Garza, Rosalie 44 Gatski, Scott 44, 132 Gibson, Tony 44, 148 Goff, Valerie 44, 45, 106, 150 Gomez, Heron 44, 106 Gomez, lames 44, 179 Gomez, Yvonne 41,44. 125 Gonzales, Henry 44 Gonzales, Johnny 44 Gonzales, Michelle 44, 116 Gonzales, Ray 45, 145 Gonzales, Steven 149 Gouldy, Casey 45 Grogan, Shawn 45 Gruhlkey, Jay 45, 47, 130, 134, 135, 137, 184, 185 Guerra, Patricia 45, 116 Guerro, Lazaro96, 149 Guferrez, Gilbert 45, 148 H Halahan, Ron 45 Haley, Shawna 45, 171 Hall, Cindy 45, 116 Hallman, Daryl 45, 96, 129, 146 Hamby, Crystal 40, 45, 125, 126 Hamilton, Brent 45 Hansford, Tamara 11, 45, 55, 110, 112, 138 Haralson, Dale 18, 45, 106, 109, 125 Hardin, Leann 45, 116 Hardin, Toby 45 Harkins. Roy 45 Harper, Kip 45, 132, 133 Harriss, Paul 45, 96, 149 Hart, Mike 45, 133 Hastey, Eric 4, 45, 99, 101 Hernandez, Alice 46, 55, 106, 136, 137, 140, 218 Hernandez, Hilda 46, 116 Hernandez, Juanita 40, 46, 112, 150 Herrera, Sara 46, 133 Herring, Mark 98 Hickman, Peggy 46. 116 Hinch, Shawn 4, 125 Hinojosa, Andy 4, 16a, 46. 1 34, 137, 159, 180 Hinojosa, Cathy 105, 106, 134 Hipolito, Edward 46 Holbert, Lance 46, 106, 107, 108, 109, 134, 136 Houston, Bernice 46, 116 Howard, Mecca 16a, 46, 52, 105, 106, 134, 136, 218, 226, 227 Howard, Thomas 46, 165 Huey Frank 43, 46, 163, 164, 165, 170, 180 Huey, Nathan 46, 133 I Isler, Jay 46, 106 J Jackson, Wayne 40, 46, 170, 180 jimnez, Karen 46 loe, Kim 46, 125, 128 Johnson, Chrene 46, 106, 219 Jones, Brenda 113 Jones, Leland 46 Jones, Ravonnette 46, 138 Jones, Shana 6, 47, 125, 150, 151 Jordon, Terri 47, 105, 106, 134 Juarez, Cindy 47 K Keller, Harrison 8, 47, 105, 106, 108, 136 Kendall. Becky 47, 136, 137 Kernell, Shane 47, 49 Kirk, Cyndi 47, 136, 166, 168 Kiser, Roy 47, 142, 184 Kisselburg, Angela 47 Knox, Brent 47 L LaFont, Emily 47 lambright, Kevin 144 Landstron, Michael 47 Lankford, Tammy 47, 106, 138, 139 Latham, Craig 14, 47, 96, 129, 130, 134, 136, 137, 146 Lazcano, Dina 47 Lazcono, Mary 47 Leos, Albert 47 Leyva, Ben 145 Lieria, Inez 48 Loflin, John 145 Lopez, Brian 48 Lopez, David 48, 148 Lopez, Feriondo 48, 182 Lopez, George 48 Lopez. Lupe 48, 125 Love. Gwen 48 Lowery, Angela 48 Lowery, Beverly 48, 171 Lozano, Mary 96 Lucio, Teresa 48, 116 Luna, Norma 48, 147 M McAdoo, Chet 46, 48, 106 McAdoo, LaRoyce 48, 106, 170, 180 McAllister, Jennie 150 McAlpme, Brian 48, 127 Me Bee, Kristi 4, 16a, 48, 55, 130, 134, 135, 136, 137, 140, 142, 143, 152, 183 Me Bee, Misti 16a, 48, 55, 130, 136, 140, 143, 143, 183 McCormick. Melissa 10. 48, 112, 114, 219 McDowell, Nona 48 McKinnis, Jeremy 48, 1 34, 184 McLain, Mendy 48 McMillen, Rhonda 49, 116 Marine, Joe 119 Marroquin, Jesse 49, 144 Martin, Reg 16a, 48 49, 134, 135, 137, 156, 219 Martinez, Donald 49 Martinez, Melissa 49, 106 Martinez, Omida 49 Massie, Chuck 49, 106 Mata, Dianna 49 Mata, Ester 49, 106, 118, 119 Mata, Irene 49 Matlock, Michael 8, 11, 49, 96, 112, 114, 115, 136 May, Brian 145 May. Keylia 49, 115 Mayberry, Keith 8, 49, 53, 55, 130, 170, 174 Mendoza, Zack 106, 107, 109, 218 Miller, Charlotte 49 Miller, David 123 Mireles, Margie 49 Mitchell, David 49, 53, 182 Mocias, Joe 49 Modawell, Denise 49, 112 Molden, Phaedra 49 Montgomery, Scott 49 Morales. Ray 149 Moreno, Ernie 50 Mulder, Bill 50, 139, 156 Muniz, Rudy 54, 149 Myers, Tom 50 N Nava, Junior 50 Newton, Darren 50 Nimmo, Ann 50 Nunez, Lena 50 O Oates, John 50, 125, 184 Offield, Tiffany 9. 50. 105, 106, 150, 151 Olguin. Veronica 50, 106, 150 Ortiz, Melinda 50, 116 Osborne, dee Dee 6, 50 P Painter, Tracie 50, 125, 128 Paramo, Tammy 50, 123, 128 Pardo, Abel 50, 180 Parvin, Jody 15, 50 Patino, Julian 50, 99, 101 Pena, Carlos 144 Peralta, Max 8, 50, 55, 131, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 142, 219 Perez, Isabell 50 Perez, Palia 50, 150 Perez, Rene 176 Phillip, Tammy 50, 150, 151 Philpott, Cory 98, 99 Pinnell, Colbie 16a, 50, 134, 135, 147, 200 Poorman, Jennifer 50, 1 32 Price, Anthony 152, 180 Pritchard, Brandon 49, 51, 134, 165 Pruitt, Trina 51, 171 Prutzman, Tami 51, 125 Pullen, Brad 44, 51, 106, 107, 134 Purden, Nigel 51 Q Quintero, Connie 51 Quisenberry, Jana 51 Quisenberry, Melissa 51, 112, 181 R Ragland, Lance 51, 182 Ramirez, Christine 51, 106, 107 Ramirez, Edward 51 Ramos, Adrian 51, 106 Ramos, Lori 51, 116 Ranson, De Ann 51, 150 Reyes, Norma 51 Reynolds, Theresa 51, 219, 226 Richardson, Dane 51, 182 Richards, Stephanie 51, 118, 119, 181 Rincon, Christina 51 Riojas, Pedro 51, 149 Rivas, Louis 52 Robles, Carolina 52, 119 Rocci, Eva 52 Roden. Jeff 52. 106 Rodriquez, Arnulfo 148 Rodriquez, Edward 52, 129 Rodriques, Jo Jo 106, 107, 179 Rodriquez, Lonna 52 Rodriquez, Selema 52 Rogers, Rhonda 52 Ruiz, Dina 52, 106, 150 Russell, Landria 52, 146 S Salas, Michael 144 Salazar, Edward 144 Saldana, Vivian 52, 116 Salinas, Amy 52, 119 Salinas, Joe 52, 144 Samman, Kurt 52, 106, 107, 108 Samman, Len 52 Sanchez, Isreal 52 Sanders, Gwen 52 Seagler, Angie 52, 106, 112, 123, 134, 200 Seca, Pete 119 Sherman, Jennifer 52, 112, 183 Sifuenta, Linda 52 Simpson, Melissa 53, 126, 127, 130, 134, 136, Slone, Dana 53, 113, 115 Smith, Brandi 51, 53, 125, 147, 200 Saliz, Veronica 53 Sotello, Ida 53 Spann, Codee 52, 53 Spears, Jimmy 53, 122 Stark, Lance 53, 157, 174, 179 Steffe, Chris 53, 182 Stone, Tena 53, 119 Sweatt, Craig 42, 53, 98, 99. 101, 102 Sweatt, Greg 6, 47, 53, 99, 127, 128, 137 T Taylor, Gina 15, 53, 106, 128, 136 Taylor, Melody 53, 112, 114 Thomas, Anthony 53. 112, 114. 180 Thompson, Cathy 9, 53, 128, 150, 151 Thornton, Jimmy 53, 139 Toney, Freddy 53 V Valadez, Mario 53, 145 Valias. George 119 Vaquera, Arturo 53, 144 Vargas, Maria 51, 54 Vega, Roland 54 Vela, Hector 144 Vick, Tabitha 54 W Wall. Carrie 54, 104 Waller, Richard 54 Washburn, Anita 54, 136 Watson, Misty 54 Webb, Joe 8, 54 Wheeler, Kevin 54, 114 Wheeler, Mindy 54, 112 Whitaker, Bobby 54, 170, 180 Whitfill, Shelly 54, 134, 136 Williams, Michael 54, 144 Williams, Ran 47. 54. 180 Williams, Robert 144 Willis, Eric 54. 106 Willis, Tony 54, 119, 133 Wilson, Kelvin 54, 114, 170, 180 Wilson, Wayne 54, 91 Wofford, Jurt 3, 54, 98, 99, 156, 219 Sophomores A Akin, Chad 56, 106, 182 Alvarez, Steve 56 Alvis, Tammy 56 Anderson, Casey 56, 112, 130 Anderson, Mike 56 Arrington, Jodey 6, 184 Avendano, Diana 56 B Balderas, Mary 56, 71, 140 Ball, Dale 2, 56, 98. 99 Barton, Sonya 56 Bass, Brent 56 Batley, Kelly 56, 106 Beasley, Cristal 18, 56, 67 Bedford, Tonya 56 Bell, Tonya 56, 106 Bench, lames 98. 99, 103,219 Benefield, Jason 56, 106 Bengeston, Kenny 56 Berry, Karen 56, 106, 1 30, 131 Blankenship, Lori 18, 56 Boedeker, Shannon 56, 59, 111 Box, Beckie 56 Bozeman, Wade 57, 113 Bradshaw. Princess 57, 66, 127 Brazier, Brian 57, 159, 170, 180 Brokenbeck, James 57, 106, 107, 108, 109 Brown, Eric 57 Brown, Len 57, 170 Brunett, Billie 57, 184 C Cabello, Paul 57 Camargo, Joe 57, 120, 121 Camarillo, Raymond 57, 158 Camarillo, Yvette 57 Carmichael, Alyssa 18, 57, 112, 130 Carrasco, Elvira 57, 106 Carroll, Randy 57, 106, 130, 158, 179 Caruthers, Craig 57 Cash, Brandy 57 Castillo, Elizabeth 57 Cate. Lisa 57, 106 Cate, Tina 57 Cates, Melissa 57 Cerda, Mike 58, 97 Chamberlain, Jerry 58 Chavez, Yolanda 58 Clark, R. L. 58, 158, 170, 174 Clements, Billy 58, 106, 158 Coleman, Tammy 58, 106, 109 Coleman, Victoria 58, 113 Collins, Ellison 58, 180 Collins, Gwen 58, 113 Connor, Scott 58 Cook, John 58 Copeland, Christy 58 Copeland, Eric 123 Cowart, Nathan 13, 58 Cox, Jeff 58 Crawford, lames 58 Cuevas, Adam 58 Culp, Dutch 58, 106 Curtis, Hollie 59, 64, 127 D Daniels, Keith 59 Davis, Tonya 59 DeLuna, Lupe 59 Dixon, Sherod 59 E Earls, Ira 59, 158 Eden, Shawna 59 Edmiston, Coby 59 EHedge, Allen 59 Escobar, Felipe 59 Escobar, Geneva 57, 59 Escobar, Pete 59 Escobar, Sandy 59 Eversole, Julie 59, 106 Eversole, Lisa 59, 111, 138, 184, 185 F Faz, Domingo 174, 176 Ferrell, )oe 59 Fisher, David 59 Fisher, James 59 Fisher, Matt 59 Flatt, Heather 60, 97, 120, 121 Fletcher, David 60 Flores, Angela 60, 105, 106, 120, 121 Flores, Philip 60 Forbes, Craig 60, 89, 157, 158, 159 Ford, Mariann 60, 113 Foz, Steve 60 C Gallegos, Valerie 60, 69, 171, 181 Galvan, Robert 60, 158, 174 Gamez, Roger 60 Garcia. Anita 60 Garcia, Brenda 60, 106 Garcia, Lino 60, 106, 184 Garcia, Rachael 60 Garcia, Veronica 106 Garza, Greg 60 Garza, Mary Ann 61, 113 Garza, Ruben 61, 106, 107, 108 George, Jimmy 61 Gill. Reynaldo 61 Gomez, Lily 61 Gomez, Roxie 61, 106 Gomez. Sandra 61 Gonzales, Denise 61 Gonzales, Eric 61 Gonzales. Freddy 61 Gonzales, Junior 61 Gonzales, Lorissa 61, 68, 113 Green, Melissa 61, 184 Grimaldo. lelasia 61 Index — 229 Index H Hall. Michelle 77, 168 Hansen, Tracy 61 Harder, Amy 61 Harrell, Shane 61 Havens, Billy 61 Hayes, |eff 61, 65 Hayes, jenette 61, 63 Hearon, Shay 180 Hearn, Gwen 62 Hembree, Larry 62, 158 Hembree, Tonya 62, 105, 106, 171 Henry, Christi 62 Hernande2, Elena 62, 112 Hernandez, Harvey 62, 112, 114, 115, 138 Hernandez, Hilda 62 Hernandez, Javier 124, 217 Hernandez, Nelda 62, 106 Heron, Shay 62 Hingst, Chris 62, 99 Hinjosa, Joe 62 Hodges. Matt 62, 63, 130, 184 Houchin, Dawn Dee 62, 220 Hughes, Melissa 62 Humphrey, Candy 62 Hutton, Tommy 63 Islas. Melissa 63 I Jackon, Ned 63, 170 Jauregui, Barbara 63 Jordon, Belinda 63 Juarez, Corey 63, 179 K Keele, Lee 63, 106, 107, 109, 130 Kendall, Mandy 63, 171 Ketchu, Dwain 63 Knox, Kyle 63, 106, 107 L Lemons, Mitzi 63 Lindeman, Dondi 18, 63 Lopez, Amy 63, % Lopez, Eric 63 Loredo, Kim 63, 68, 106 Lozano, Irma 63, 181 Luevano, Lisa 64 Luna, Lisa 57, 64, 98, 99, 101, 106 M Magallanes, Bobby 64, 179 Maldonado, Pilar 64 Manning, Troy 60, 64, 130, 182 Marshall, Tiffany 64, 106 Martin, jennica 64 Martinez, Donna 64, 127, 158 Martinez, Mauricio 64, 106. 107, 109 May, Bruce 98, 99 Medina, Anna 64, 106 Medlin, Kelley 64 Meeks, Meredith 10, 65. 112, 130 Melton, Jared 63, 65, 71, 130. 140. 180 Miller. Nikki 65 Miller, Ted 65, 69 Mock, Emily 18, 65 Majica. Arlene 65, 68 Molina, Sandy 65, 113, 120, 121 Montez, Angie 65, 105, 106 Montoya, Edward 65, 106 Morales, Ronalde 65 Morphis, Darren 9, 65, 121, 122, 123, 158 Morphis. Dustin 65, 158, 1 79 Moseley, Bobby 65, 178, 1 79 Mull, Matt 65, 180 Mungina, Phoebe 65 Munoz, Tino 65 McAnich, Trevor 7, 64, 99 McBride, Tim 64, 106, 107 McElroy, Tangy 64, 106 McDonald, Melanie 64, 70, 106 McNutt, Michael 64, 170 N Nab, Carrie 65 Nance, Stephanie 65, 111, 184 Nash, Nathan 5 Nava, Junior 65 O Olson, Sheri 65, 70, 106, 111, 130 Ontiveros, Donnie 66, 158 P Padilla, Raymon 66, 106 Pena, Tina 66 Perales, Pauline 66, 106 Perez, Jerry 66, 127 Petty, James 98 Phillips, Julie 18, 66, 70, 130 Phillips, Marti 58, 66, 106, 107, 130 Pirkle, Tana 66 Pope, Steven 66 Poston, Misti 66, 113 Price, Lance 66 Purdon, Esther 66 Q Quisenberry, Jana 66 R Ramirez, Edward 66 Ramos, Stella 66, 106 Rangel, Mark 66 Reeves. |eff 66, 106, 107 Rey. Rigo 66, 130, 138 Reyes, Annalisa 66, 106, 138 Reyes, Gloria 66 Reynolds, Theresa 67, 227 Riese, Kristen 18, 67 Rivera, Chris 67 Riviera, Jesse 67, 158 Robertson, Stan 67, 71, 153, 155, 174, 175 Rodriquez. Nonica 67, 106 Rogers, Michael 67 Rojas, Michael 67 Roth. Lisa 18, 67, 120, 121, 130 Ruiz, Vicente 67, 113 S Salazar, Jerry 67, 180 Saldivar, Michelle 15, 67 Salina, Cindy 67 Sanchez, Gilbert 67, 106, 140 Sanchez, Melissa 67 Sanchez, Patricia 67 Savage. Casey 59, 67, 112, 115, 182 Schaeffer, Trisha 67, 106 Segler. D J. 11, 67, 68, 104, 105, 106, 112, 140 Settle, Jody 67, 106, 107, 109 Shaddiz, cnristi 67, 184 Shugart, Robb 99 Sims, John 68, 106 Singer, Jimmy 68 Smith, Georgia 68 Smith. J. | 58, 68. 93, 158, 159, 170, 174, 217 Speck, Mendy 68, 105, 106, 109, 218 Spruill, Jimmy 68 Stair, Jill 68, 70, 106, 130, 131 Stouder, Joie 68, 105, 106, 107 Sullivan, Jeff 68, 71, 140, 141, 182 Sweatt, Jeff 68 Sylva, Anastasio 68 T Tatu, Kemynatta 68 Taylor, Greg 68 Teague, Carrie 18, 68, 184, 219 Terry, Joey 68, 111 Thomas, Jackie 69 Thompson, Russ 69, 106 Thompson, Steve 69, 71, 156, 170, 180 Thorton, Gary 63, 69 Thrasher, Scott 69, 158 Tipton, Shayla 69, 106 Torres, Andrea 67, 69, 106 Torres, Lisa 69, 181 Turner, Cedric 69, 170 V Valadez, Sammy 60, 69 Vargas, Veronica 69, 106 Veazey, Kevin 69 Velasquez, Tony 69, 174 Vera, Liz 69, 71, 106 W Walker, Kyle 69 Walton, Gail 70 Watson, Kim 70, 111, 184, 219 Watson, Leslie 70, Webb, Wistie 18, 70, 184 White, Pam 70, 71, 111 Whitlock, Lynette 70 Whittenburg, Ronnie 70. 130 Wilborn, Shane 70 Williams, Cody 70, 106, 107. 109 Williams, Kirby 67, 165 Wilson, Hope 181 Winterbower, Tom 65, 70 Y Yarbrough, Kayna 70 Young, Scott 7, 70, 99 Z Zavala, Stephene 70 Ziegler, Kate 70 Zuniga, Lisa 70 Freshmen A Abbott. Tina 72, 113 Aguilar, Jesse 72 Aguirre, Angela 72 Aguirre, Becky 72 Aguirre, Sylvia 72 Allen, Timmy 72, 160 Alonzo, Jason 72, 160 Alvarez, Gracie 72 Anderson, Matthew 8, 72 Andrews, Brandon 18, 72, 113, 160, 172, 179 Ansaldua, Katherine 72, 112 Arona, Sandra 72 Arroye, Patricia 72 Avalos, Rachel 72, 79 B Baeza, Rudy 72 Barela. Alfred 72 Bazan. Arnold 72 Bazan, Larry 72 Bedwell, Larry 72, 98, 99, 113, 124, 217 Benavides, Vickie 72 Bencriscutto, Lisa 72, 183 Bengston, Kenny 72 Bennett, Brian 72, 161 Berry, Sarah 72, 122, 181 Bethel. Christy 72 Beverage, Fred 2, 72, 99 Black, Clint 72 Blount, Kalyn 3, 72 Boedeker, Zane 72, 184 Borrego, Albert 73, 84 Botello, Mario 73 Bowman, Angie 73 Bouwnds. Leslie 73 Bozarth, Shawna 73 Bradley, Roy 73, 98. 99, 161, 179 Brown, Paul 73, 160 Brunson, Blame 73, 172 Bryan, Shawnda 4, 73 Bullard, Shawna 73 Burton, Elizabeth 73, 105, 113 C Camargo, Steven 73 Campos, Pete 73 Cancu, Tammy 74 Cannon, Shawn 73, 160, 180 Cantu, Elizabeth 73 Carpenter, Camille 73 Carrillo, Cruz 73 Carillo, Nancy 73 Caruthers, Carla 73 Castillo, Greg 73, 160, 180 Castillo, Flavio 73 Castillo, Maida 73 Castillo, Sharel 73 Castro, Carmen 73 Chance, Brenda 73, 112 Chapa, Alfred 74 Chapa, Tammy 5, 74 Chavez, Adam 74, 161 Chavez, Ruben 74, 86 Coffin, Hope 74 Collie, Ricky 74 Collins, Leon 74 Copeland, Eric 74, 161 Corey, Grogan 74 Cornelius, Patrick 74 Corona, Angela 74 Corona, Miguel 74, 161 Couch, Bernice 74 Couch. Chrvstal 74 Couch, Michelle 74, 173 Cowart, Andrew 74 Cox, Tammy 74 Cramer, Chad 74, 161 Crosby, Delissa 74 Curry, Tammy 5, 181 Crump, Ricky 74 D Dayton, Amy 74 Davis, Terry 74 Davis, Tonya 74 DeBusk, Ramona 74 Dehoyos, Rosa 74 Delong, Aaron 74, 130 Deluna, Michael 74 DeLuna, Robby 75 Diaz, Becky 59, 181 Diaz, Jessica 75 Dickey, Kenneth 75 Dodgin, Brenda 75, 113 Dominguez, Melissa 75 Doran, Dale 75 Douglas, Bryan 75 Dowdy, Shannon 75, 183 Duncan, McAlan 75, 172 E El ledge, Darrell 75 Elliot, Dan 75 Englehardt, Mitzi 75 Erwin, Barry 75, 160 Escalante, Eddie 75 Escobar, Debbie 75 Essary, Leah 75, 113, 181 Estrada, Mary Alice 75 Estrada, Veronica 75 F Faulks, Beckie 75, 113 Faz, Steve 179 Favela, Vicky 75 Felan, Ricky 75 Fernandez, Fermin 75 Flores, Iris 75 Flores, Johnny 76 Foster, Brenda 76 Ford, Chris 76 Fox, Melinda 76 Flores, Michelle 76 Fuller, Jenny 76, 105, 138 G Gallardo, Gina 76, 173 Garan, Isabel 76 Garcia, George 76, 161 Garcia, Pablo 76, 180 Garcia, Placido 76 Garcia, Ricky 72, 76 Garcia, Ruby 76, 84, 113 Garcia. Steven 76, 161 Garcia, Susan 76. 98. 99, 173 Garza, Daniel 76 Garza, Diana 76 Glenn, Tina 76, 173 Gloria, Norman 76 Godino, Inacio 76, 160 Gomez, Ramona 76 Gonzales, Emily 76 Gonzales. Marisol 76, 77 Gonzales, Sonya 77 Gonzales, Tim 77, 160 Goree, Julie 18, 77, 99, 103 Grant, Tom 77 Graves, Erin 77, 112 Gray, Ronny 77 Guerra, Daphne 77 Gurra, Sylvia 77 Gutierrez, Gilbert 77, 87, 160, 179 Guy, Joe 77, 161 H Hads, Ladonna 77 Hall, Catina 77. 112 Hall, Wendell Ron 77, 160 Halley, Lawrence 77, 161 Halle y. Mark 77, 160, 180 Hamby, Kena 77, 111 Haralson, Dana 77, 120, 121 Hardin, Tonya 77 Harper, Robby 77 Harris, April 77 Hearon, Shelvia 5, 77, 111, 112 Henderson, Penny 77, 105 Henderson, Phillip 77, 161 Hernandez, Carlos 77 Hernandez, Christina 77 Hernandz, Donna 77, 112 Hernandez, Flora 78 Hernandez, Gabriela 78 Hernandez, Jimmy 78 Hernandez, John 78, 79, 87 Hernandez, lupe 78, 161 Hernandez, Margarito 78 Herrera, Diane 78 Herrera, Sandra 78 Hickman, Randy 78 Hines, Twyla 78, 126 Hinojosa, Daisy 78, 87 Hinton, Vick 78 Holland, Angie 5, 78, 111 Hollars. Arthur 78 Holt, James 78 Hoskins, Kassia 78 Houchin, Hap 78, 98, 99, 161 Howard, Brad 78, 161 Howard, Renee 78, 173 Huffine, Jeff 78, 160 I Isner, Johnathan 78 Izaguirre, Rachel 78 J James, Jason 78, 120 Jarrv, Vanessa 78 Jenkins, Shannon 78 Jiminez, Anna 78 Jiminez, Bernice 5, 78, 111 Jones, Dax 78 Jones, Tyra 78 Juarez, Adam 79, 161 K Karrh, Kristen 11, 79, 104, 106, 108, 113 Kelm, Julie 79 Kendall, Coleman 79, 106, 184 Kesey, Kandy 79, 85, 98, 99 Kesler, Kirsten 79 Kimbrough, Julie 75, 79, 130 Kiser, Risa 184 Kisselburg, William 79 Knapp, Dean 79 Koen, Paul 79, 161, 180 L LaFont, Christopher 79 Lambert, Joanna 79, 106 Lambert, Phillip 79 Leal, Robert 79 230 — Index Leatherwood, Brandon 79, 106, 107 Legan, Rose 79 Leos, Linda 5, 73, 79 lewellen. Brooks 16a, 79, 113, 172 Licerio, Jerry 79, 1 79 lindstrom, Andy 79 Longanecker, Heidi 5, 79, 111, 113 Longoria, Breann 105, 106, 107 Longoria, Julie 79 Lopez, Edward 80 Lopez, Fernando 80 Lopez, Hector 80, 98, 99 Luna, Irene 80 M Macias, Pablo 82 Madrigal, Nora 80 Maeallanes. Norma 80 Mahan, Paul 80, 82, 98, 99, 160 Malone, Elizabeth 80, 106 Marshall. Tiffany 80 Martin, Brad 80, 161 Martrinez, Isabel 80, 113 Martinez, (ohnny 80, 128, 180 Martinez, Lisa 73, 80 Martinez, Michelle 80 Martinez, Sidney 80 Matt, Melissa 80 Mayer, Michael 81 Medlock, Clyde 80 Mendell, Michelle 80, 106, 121 Merrick, Brian 80, 113 Miller Paolita 80 Milligan. Odie 80 Mireles, Sandra 80 Mitchell, Angie 81, 113, 173 Monreal, Ricky 81, 106, 161 Montes, Eliseo 81 Moore, Robbie 81, 112 Morales, Ralph 81, 106, 160 Moreno. Linda 81 Morph is, Shonda 81 Morris, Brian 81, 85, 99 Mott, Melissa 81 Myers, Carol 81, 220 McAllister, Darrell 81, 161 McAllister, Jennie 81 McCarty, Corey 74, 81, 182 McClellan, Laurence 81. 106, 107 McClure, Melissa 81,113, 220 McDonald, Matthew 81, 113, 161, 172, McDowell, Bill 81, 161 McElroy, Tangy 81 McGavork, Brent 81, 113, 172 McKelvy, Dawn 81, 173 McKenze, John 81 McKinney, Michael 75, 81, 106 N Nagar, Jeff 81 Nagar Mike 81, 172 Navaro, Vicky 81 Nunez, Eulalio 81 Nunez, Vince 81 O Olivarez, Rose 82 Olivarez, Chris 82 O'Neal, Patrick 5, 82, 160, 172, 179 Overgoard, Dewayne 82 P Palamino, Christie 81, 82 Pardo, Armido 82 Paschal, Carrie 82 Patterson, Michelle 82, 112 Patterson, Stacy 82 Pena, Anita 82 Pena, Josie 82 Perales. Robert 82 Perez, Arthur 82 Perez, Elsa 82 Perez, Gracie 82 Perez, Maria 82 Perez, Norma 82, 106 Perez, Virginia 82 Perkins, Jason 82 Petrosa, Sylvia 82 Petty, James 82 Phillips, Mark 82, 106, 161 Phillips, Rebecca 82 Pierce, Tim 82, 98, 99 Pomykal, Debbie 82, 106 Ponciano, Stephen 82, 83 Pope, Jody 82 Price, Randy 82, 180 Proctor, Justin 8, 82 Pruitt, Carla 83, 106, 171 Q Quisenberry. Rebecca 81, 83 Quisenberry, Tamara 83, 99, 101, 102 R Ramos, Aaron 179 Ramos, Mary 83 Ramos, Ruben 83 Ramos, Rudy 83, 106, 179 Rhodes. Jeff 83. 128 Rice, Stacy 83, 106, 126 Index Rincon, Gilbert 83 Rincon, Virginia 83 Rios, Abel 83 Rios. Gabby 83 Roberts, Royce 83, 180 Robinson, Keturah 83 Rodriquez, Jerry 83, 160, 179 Rodriquez, Joe 83, 161 Rodriquez, Jose 83 Rodriquez, Maria 80, 83 Rodriquez, Teresa 83, 173 Rodriquez, Yesenia 83 Rogers, Delia 83 Rojas, Daniel 83, 160 Rollins, Brian 5, 83 Rosenbaum, Lori 84, 87, 143 Rowell, Brandon 84, 161, 180 Russell, Kym 84 S Salas, Lupita 84 Salaz, Jessica 84 Salazar, Eloisa 84 Saldana, Angie 84 Saldana, Ernest 85 Saldivar, Marylou 84 Salinza, Maria 84 Samson, Bride 84 Sanchez. Gilbert 84, 87, 160, 172, 179 Sanchez, Irma 84, 106, 173 Sanderson, Brian 84, 106 Sandlin, Celinda 84, 105, 106 Sanmann, Kevin 84, 161 Scales, Corey 84, 172 Schultz. Krisann 84. 140 Scott, Justin 85 Scott, Loretta 84 Seagler, Joe 84, 161, 180 Segler, Deirdre 18, 84 Sepeda, Adam 84 Session, Reagan 84 Shannon, KyTa 85 Siegler, Kate 84 Sifuentes, Mireya 85 Sims, John 84 Sisemore, Mitchell 8, 84, 130 Snelling, Robert 85, 106, 172 Soliz, Brenda 85 Southerland, Matt 85 Springer, Brian 4, 85, 130, 161, 172, 180 I go Stelzig, Penny 85 Stone, Misty 85 Sullivan, Mellissa 85 Summers, Michelle 85, 171 Summers, Velvet 85 T Teague, Bonnie 85 Thomas, Anthony 85, 161, 172 Tiierina, Timmy 85, 161 Tolar, Michael 85, 161, 180 Turner, B. I. 113 Turner, Rhonda 85, 173 V Varela, Ricky 85, 161 Vasquez, Terry 85, 181 Veach, Daphne 85 Vega. Eddie 85. 161 Vega, Paul 85, 180 Vequera. Melissa 85 Velasquez, Albert 85, 161 Vera, Edward 8, 85, 87, 140, 141, 160, 179 Vera, Mark 85, 161, 179 Villarreal, Alfred 85, 180 Voyles, Evelyn 86 Voyles, Lanell 86 Voyles, Shannon 86 W Walker, Monty 6, 86, 99, 124, 161 Walker, Sam 86, 113, 160, 180 Walker, Scott 86 Walker, Tim 86, 106, 107 Wall. Katrina 86 Wall, Trisha 86 Warez, Angie 86 Warren, Cecil 86 Webb, Kent 86, 113, 172 Westbrook, Jeff 77, 86, 106 Whitaker, Felisha 86 White, Sandra 86, 112 White, Stephanie 86 Whitten, Ty 83, 86, 106 Whittenburg, Carolyn 86 Whittington, Ronny 86, 106 Williams, Frederick 86, 161 Williams, Misty 1 38 Williams, Rita 86 Williams, Tracy 99 Willis, Damon 86, 113, 161, 172, 180 Y Ybarra, Christi 86 Ybarra, Laura 86, 106, 112 Young, Hollie 86 Young, Scott 86 Youngblood. Deanna 86, 106, 183 Z Zapata. Mario 86. 106 Zavala, Lorenzo 73, 86 Zschiesche, Heather 11, 16a, 86, 113 Zungia, Jennifer 5, 86 Faculty B Baker, Annie 90 Ballestedos, Juan 95 Bass, Jodi 90, 124 Baucum, Nancy 90 Bell, Carole 19 Benefield, Eddie 89, 217 Berry, Jane 90 Berry, Margaret 90 Billingsley. Neil 90. 154, 180 Blackerby, Susan 90 Bond, Kenneth 88 Bowers, Jo Anne 90, 136 Box, Dean 95 Bridgeman, Joyce 90 Brown, Pat 90 Buchanan. Judy 90, 140, 142. 143 Bullard, Rex 90, 1 54 Burks. Will 18, 90. 92, 104, 106, 107 C Caffev, Ron 90, 106 Carlisle. Lesle 90. 96. 126 Carter, Dayna 90 Chatham, Tommy 90. 182 Christian, Polly 90, 56 Clark, Susan 89 Cox, Linda 95 Cox, Speck 90 Culpepper, Bill 90, 160, 172 Cunningham. Bruce 89 D Daily, Susan 90 Dobbins, Paul 91, 129 Dodson, Ross 91, 154 Driver, Joy 89, 90 E Elliot, Sandy 91, 124 Englehardt, Peggy 91, 132 Eversole, Linda 91 F Lyles. A B 92 Lyles, Cheryl 92 M Me Bee, Larry 16d, 88, 142, 143, 217 McCray, Hazel 95 McCullough, Delores 92 McCune, John 92 McGhee, Betty 89, 93 Magallanes, Bob 183 Manning, Paulette 92 Mapp, Jana 92, 120 Marshall, Brenda 95 Mayberry, Phil 88 Meeks, Sally 89 Mitchell, Brenda 93 Moore, Valerie 93 Mounts, Susan 181 N Norris, Vernon 88 O Oldham, Steve 93 Oliver, Fred 93, 154, 174, 178 P Parr, Steve 178 Patridge, Greg 93, 145 Pennell, Harvey 89, 224 Perry, Diane 95 Peoples, Linda 95 Peters, Lisa 93 Pinnell, Cynthia 88 Pressley. Jim 93. 118, 119 Q Quimby, John 88 R Reeves, Diane 93 Robinson. Nancy 6, 93 Rodgers, Bertha 93 Rodriquez, Robert 88 Rogers, Bill 93, 160, 1 73 Ryan, O. T. 18, 93, 106, 107 s Feaster, Bobby 179 Finley, Milton 91, 154, 180 Finney, Paula 91 George, Jerry Don 2. 16, 16d, 88. 91. 116. 137. 143, 178, 224 Goen, Norman 91, 144 Gonzalez, Maria 95 Goree, Diane 91 Green, Doris 95 Gregory, Cynthia 91 Griffin, Chariene 91 Griggs, Al 91 H Salinas, Army 89, 93, 154. 159 Seagler. Charles 93, 220 Seagler. Elaine 93 Sherwood, Greg 93, 154 Shipping, Judy 95 Smith, John 179, 180 Spangler, Victoria 94, 120 Stonenam, Mary Ruth 94 T Taylor, Becky 94 Teague, Tammy 94 Terrell, Jeanell 89 Terrell, Nancy 94 Tivis, Kelly 94 Townsend, Dennis 88 T ullis. Dorothy 19, 89 Hagerman, Leon 91, 154. 159, 164, 170 Harston, Kathy 91, 166 Hatch, Leta 91 Hatch, Mike 92 Hatch, Sherita 95 Hill, John 69, 91,92, 154 Hipolito, David 88 Hooper, Henry 92 Howard, David 88 Hudson, Bobby 89, 217 Huff, Winnie 89 I Irlbeck, Carl 92, 217 J Job, Valerie 92, 138 Johnston. Mary 92, 94, 217 K Kaiser, Hank 3, 92, 94 Karrh, Pat 88 Kendall, Leon 89 Kendall, Pam 92, 135, 134 Kersh, Lisa 92, 128 Kidwell, Sue 92, 217 Kite, Joyce 92 L Lance, Beverly 89, 21 7 Langston, Diane 92 V Vickers, David 94 Vineyard, Anita 12 W Weathered, John 94. 184 Whistler, John 94 White, Bob 94 White, Gene 94, 149 Williams, Paula 94 Williams, Sandy 94 Wren, Danny 181 Wright. Walter 94, 112. if 3. 114 Y Young, Cindy 94 Z Zenanko, Michael 94 Zschiesche, Debbie 89 «I Index — 231 A Year in My Life . . . As Editor It cannot possibly be a year since we started work on this yearbook! What a year it has been. I learned a lot about myself and about being an editor; I learned where my strengths and weaknesses lie; I learned to scream; I learned that each of us is important and has something to give. This book means a lot to me. It is a team effort and I want to thank each of you on that team. You were a great staff and I appreciate each of you more than you will ever know. Robert and Company of Lance and Lance . .. you did a fantastic job on photography. Now we have proof that you really did work in that little 'ole dark room. Mecca, you were terrific? You were always willing to do a little extra. Nikki, you were super efficient as business manager. You may have found your calling in life. Veronica, Theresa, Kim, Melissa, Jerri ... you were Jills of all trades. Without all the typing and checking and typing and alphabetizing and typing, we could STILL be typing and checking. This is OUR book and we should be very proud of it. Sometimes there is someone who takes the time to let you (or make you) do things that would be so much easier to do herself; someone who cares enough to let you make decisions and learn by trial and error. A special hug and thank you to that someone, Nancy Robinson, our sponsor. You taught me a lot and I treasure your friendship. This book is dedicated to those of you, like me, who believe in reaching for dreams .. . sharing laughter . . seeing the significant in the ordinary. Memories are a gift; the memories in this year in the life of each of us is my gift to you. ENJOY ... TIFFANY GABRIEL 1987-88 Editor-in-Chief A ckn o wle dgem ents The 1988 Plain View staff would like to thank the following for all their help and support this year. Don's Photography for choir, coronation and prom group pictures and the special four color cover photograph; the Plainview Daily Herald for photos; Koen's Photography for sports group pic- tures; Miss Cynthia Gregory for her photos; Chris Hooten for sports pictures; Jim Pressley for taking some of our pictures and the use of his pictures; Gordon Zeigler for photos; Helen Hogge and the administration and faculty for all your support and cooperation and to Jerry Clark, the Taylor Pub- lishing Company representative, who helped make all this possible. And, a special thank you to Marcheta Gabriel for her valuable assistance with photography, typing and indexing throughout the year. Thanks to all once again. 232 — Editor's Final Words Plain View Staff and Specifications Editor-in-Chief: Tiffany Gabriel Business Manager: Nikki Gebo Photo Editor Robert Igo Clubs Editor: Veronica Vera Student Life Editor: Kim Cecil Classes Editor: Jerri Sherley Sports Editor: Mecca Howard Advertising Editor: I heresa Reynolds Photographers: Shawn Hincn, Lance Norrell, Lance Cline, Dale Haralson, Paul Henderson, Brandi Smith, John Oates, Melissa Cline. Page Designers: Yearbook I: Sunil Bhaka, Verlonda Curry, Michael Edwards, Cindy Gonzales, Crystal Hamby, Dayna lames, Kim Joe, Shana Jones, Lupe Lopez, Christain Mull, Traci Painter, Tami Prutzman Adviser: Mrs. Nancy Robinson Taylor Representative: Mr. Jerry Clark The 600 copies of PLAIN VIEW 89 were printed by Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas, Texas. The four-color graphics cover is printed on Lithocote material. Paper Stock is 80lb. Enamel. Headlines are 36 and 30 point Optima, body copy is 10 point Optima Standard, cutlines are 8 point Optima Solid and folios combine 14 point Optima Bold and 8 point' Optima. Endsheets incorporate a special two-color (red 30 and Blue 12) graphic design. (Graphics by Nikki Gebo) Senior Class portraits were taken by Don's Pho- tography, Koen's Photography and Weak's Pho- tography studios, and underclass pictures were taken by Whit's Studio of Colorado. The fall-delivered PLAIN VIEW 88 is a class project of the Yearbook I and Yearbook II classes com- bined.