Rosebud Lott High School - Cougar Tales Yearbook (Travis, TX)
- Class of 1983
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A A 1983 • • ROSEBUD-LOTT HIGH SCHOOL 1982-83 TRAVIS, TEXAS VOLUME 13 TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life 11 Classes 37 Personalities 61 Organizations 69 Sports 99 Honors 121 Jr. High 133 Faculty 155 Ads 163 Our Dedication Goes to ... t. A Mr. John Billings We, the Rosebud-Lott yearbook staff, would like to dedicate the 1983 Cougar Tales to our superintendent, Mr. John Billings. He has been associated with the Rosebud-Lott School District for three years. Mr. Billings can best be described as friendly, cooperative, dedicated, concerned, and understanding. He puts forth a lot of time and effort for the improvement of our schools. Mr. Billings, we are fortunate to have you as our superintendent. 3 Fired Up Pep rallies were an important part in preparing the football team for the game that night. The cheerleaders led the student body in showing their support for the team. The band, coogettes, and twirlers also did a great job of keeping the spirit up. u A fun-filled night! Goblins for a Night The Rosebud-Lott Student Council sponsored the annual Halloween Carnival held on Saturday, October 30 in the school gym. It was a night to remember for those who attended the carnival. Taxi!! Keeping an eye on things! 14 Buffy prepares for competition. Young Ranchers The Falls County Youth Fair was held Fri- day and Saturday, September 24 and 25. Members of the FFA and 4-H participated in the Youth Fair. The outstanding exhibitors were Gary Ran- ly. Grand Champion heifer, Gary Stock, Grand Champion steer. Several other Rosebud-Lott participants brought back awards. A Night To Remember Homecoming, October 1, was a night Jocelyn Fuchs will always remember. She was crowned Homecoming Queen during the half-time ceremony. Follow- ing the exciting game with Fairfield, a sock hop was held in the.gym to cap off the evening's activities. 16 SOPHOMORE - JUNIOR TEAM'— Top Row: Coaches B. Blagg. |. Jones: 2nd Row: L. Ruiz, B. Jones, |. Ranly; 3rd Row: |. Fulton, R. Sisneroz, R. Bailey. B. McKinnley: Bottom Row: A. Rabroker, E. Cook FRESHMAN — SENIOR TEAM — Top Row: Coaches F. Croseclose. K. Whit- field: 2nd Row: D. Nixon. R. Scarborough: 3rd Row: S. Givens. M. Jones. B. Scheffer. G. Randall: Bottom Row: K. Lewis, K. Scarborough. M. Entrop May I ask just one question? |immy just can't believe what's happening! NFL Rejects The female R-L Cougars got to battle it out in the trenchs at the annual powder puff football game. Meeting on Cougar Field the girls and Coaches alike got to find out just how rough and tough foot- ball can get. When the final quarter had been played and the last argument between coaches and referees had subsided, the Senior-Freshman girls were the champions. Ruby and Keith lake lime out to pose. 18 NHS Hits San Antonio Let's go!! A pretty sight! What are we doing? The National Honor Society traveled to San Antonio for their annual trip on May 9-10. The students left Travis at 10:30 Monday morning and came back at 8:00 Tuesday night. While in San Antonio, they saw the Alamo, walked the River Walk, and visited the zoo. On the way back home, they stopped in New Braunfels to visit Landa Park. Everyone agreed that this was a busy and fun-filled trip. Monkey see. monkey do. A fun ride! Come on down. Are we lost? 19 Remember the Alamo! Rodeo Time With nearly 200 entries from several states, the an- nual R-L FFA rodeo proved to be an entertaining evening for all those who braved the rain. Held on May 13 and 14, it was one of R-L’s largest and most successful rodeos. Taken by surprise! Running the barrels! Chad Newby watches with interest. Bull-riding was a popular event. FFA boys help out. Ground-bound! Looking for the fastest way off! Hang in there! Come down. Jump! Teachers Fall The Fifth Annual National Honor Society Senior- Faculty Volleyball and Basketball game was held on Monday, April 25. The facul- ty teams were defeated by the seniors in both games. The proceeds were used for NHS scholarships. R-L Stars Shine v The Student Council sponsored the annual Talent Show held on April 16,1983, in the Lit- tle Theater. Proceeds from the show were donated to the Vickey Blakeney Scholarship Fund. The following awards were received: Grades K-3 1st 2nd 3rd Grades 4-6 1st 2nd 3rd Grades 4-6 Tumbling and Dance 1st 2nd 3rd jr. High Division 1st 2nd 3rd 4th High School Division 1st C. Glass. K. Thornton. F. Groseclose. T. Brodie, B. Doskocil. S. Harmon. P. Hanusch. G. Young 2nd M. Iones, F. Groseclose. C. Glass. K. Thornton, L. Williams. R. Kirkscey Chuck announces the winners. B. Zipperlen. D. Sisneroz C. Grohoske D. Naumann . Lorenz, M. Zipperlen. J. Beach M. Zipperlen. K. Harmon |. Tindle. G. Lorenz G. Lorenz. J. Tindle M. Zipperlen.). Beach K. Roberts L. Haverstick, . Tarver Y. Carson M. Cortez C. Carlisle Weight Watcher’s rejects! Smile. Buffy. Solid Gold Dancers! 22 Playing their hearts out! I Love Rock-n-RoIl! Love this banquet! F. Groseclose welcomes guests. The Zipperlens enjoyed the banquet! What do I say? This is good tea!” Talking things over. Mr. “G enjoys himself. Hard Work Pays Off The Student Council held its banquet at Red River Forest in Belton on May 20, with many parents, school board members and other guests present. After the meal was served, the old of- ficers swore in the new officers for the 1983-84 school year. The banquet was a rewarding way to pay-off members for all the hard work they put in during the year. 23 Athletes’ Gathering On Thursday. May 12. the R-L athletes held their banquet in the Couger Gym. Several awards were presented in both girls and boys athletics to those who excelled in their sport. Mary Lee Entrop was also recognized as football sweetheart. A meal was served by the ladies of Westphalia. David Hailey was a winner. Freshmen enjoy banquet. m K. Hargrove accepts award from Coach Hill. K. Weaver is presented with a plaque. B. Scheffer makes presentation. C. Perez wins Outstanding Tennis Award. Now Mae Mae, you have to share with Nancy. Big smiles from everyone! J. Conners receives award. FFA officers smile for picture. Sponsors enjoy FHA banquet. FFA takes the cake. Farmers’ Night Out The FFA Banquet was held on Thurs- day. March 10 in Westphalia Hall. The guest speaker for the banquet was Paul Jordan. State Vice-President. Many awards were given to active members in the FFA. Paul |ordan gives speech. D. Hailey receives DeKalh Accomplishment Award, 26 Steve receives award. When Chuck speaks ... Now, what was I gonna say? Boy. I hope I win something! Proud Students The annual Awards Assembly was held in the Red Theater on Tuesday, May 10. Students in grades 9-12 were recognized for perfect attendance, A Honor Roll, scholarships and other honors. “Is that a fly? VOE Lab Honors Seniors The Vocational Office Association held its employer appreciation banquet on February 21, 1983. The entertain- ment was provided by OEA members who performed a skit to Nine to Five. The juniors provided the Seniors with a luncheon on May 11, 1983. A barbe- que dinner was served and each senior member was presented with a yellow silk rose. Top Row: Mrs. Lorenz (Substitute). B. Vansa. T. Wilde. K. Thornton. C. Warren. Mrs. Mueck (Sponsor); 2nd Row: L. Williams. T. James. T. Portillo. B. Beach. ). Fuchs. M. Taylor Slow down Katie! That's not funny Claudia. SURPRISE!! Eating for two??? 28 Taking it easy. What the heck! __ ♦ • . Seniors present Mr. Harrison with a gift. Nancy receives award. Mr. Bill's family. Band Banquet The band banquet was held on May 16, 1983. Senior band members, parents and UIL winners were recognized. Mr. Harrison presented the following awards: Most Valuable Band Member Mae Mae Jones and Nancy Hoelscher; Director's Award — Kerry Dorton; Spirit Socks — Lisa Rigby. The band members presented Mr. Harrison with an electric bullhorn. Another Year Gone By Exciting pep rallies! Take it away. James! Fired up and ready! Mrs. Allen hard at work! Lowriders taking it easy. Working hard??? Telling 'em how it’s done! Mr. Cool! Showing her stuff! Going for a walk! 30 We’re a Pepper! Future Scientists The Sixth Annual Science Fair was held on March 1,1983. There were several good projects presented which showed that many people put a lot of hard work and ef- fort into their projects. Many of the ex- hibitors attended the Science Fair held at Baylor. Top Row: L. Ernst, |. Scott. G. Young. E. Diener, R. Hoelscher; 2nd Row: B. Ramsey. M Hoelscher. |. Corbitt. S Home: 3rd Row: Y. Carson. B. Pitts. L. Fields. A. Shields: Bottom Row: |. Soward. S. Hewitt. S. Layne. C. Schnexyider. M. Cortez lames Scott wins first place. Buffy Doskocil explains project. lames Corbitt — Most Original Top Row: L. Buegler, R Wiecker. R. Hileman. G. Stock. R. Wiecker; 2nd Row: J. Tarver. K. Schlee. T. Green. B. Shoppe. K. Comeaux; 3rd Row: G. Randall. K. Casey. S. Harmon. K. Wieser, C. Willberg, T. Lightfoot; Bottom Row: K. Maness. J. Woltman. T. Amwine. S. Engel 31 “The Phantom of the High School” The Senior class presented Phantom of the High School,” by Anne Coulter Martens. The presentation was held December 10. 1982. The play was a definite hit with everyone. Top Row: T. Wilde, P. Greger. C. Warren. M. Groseclose. M. Entrop; 2nd Row: Mrs. Allen (Spon sor). C. Comeaux. F. Groseclose. R. Arnold. K. Thornton. C. Hoelscher, M. Brandes, G. Randall. C Glass. Mrs. Carson (Sponsor): Bottom Row: W. Mason. B. Beach, L. Williams. |. Fuchs 1982-83 Play Cast Mindy Caroline Hoelscher Rick . Frank Groseclose Julie Alan Randolph Bettv Nina Sue Chuck MissHarker Miss Winslow .... Mr. Gibney . Mike Groseclose Miss Benson Karen Thornton Evelyn Cole Mary Lee Entrop Marty Redmond.. Norma Janeway.. Gina Randall Sgt. Madrigan.... 32 Top Row: L. Scott. N. Moeller. J. Fulton. S. Cooper. J. Greger; 2nd Row: D. Ramsey. B. Blagg. K. Bostick. N. DeLeon, R. Little; 3rd Row: L. Kostiha. K. Maness. R. (ones; Bottom Row: A. Rabroker, E. Cook. R. Kirkscey ' “Headin’ For A Weddin’ ” The Rosebud-Lott Junior class presented Headin’ For A Weddin’ ” by Le Roma Rose, Saturday, February 5, 1983. For everyone who at- tended the play, it was a night to remember. 1982-83 Play Cast Homer Hollowbone.........Russell Kirkscey Maw Hollowbone......Robin Little Paw Hollowbone .. Robert Earl (ones Sara Jo Hollowbone .... Emilie Cook Grade Mae Hollowbone.......Laura Kostiha Fannie Jane Hollowbone... .Daphne Ramsey Pepper Hollowbone...Barry' Blagg Sis Hollowbone......Katie Bostick Grandpappy Hankley.........Kenny Maness Widow Blairhouse.............Joy Fulton Bertha Blairhouse ... Angie Rabroker Slim Blairhouse...Stephen Cooper Melissa Dugan......Nancy Moeller Hortense Todd.......Norma DeLeon Isabel Todd...........Lori Scott “Sit a spell Grandpappy. “Come an’ git hit.' 33 0a y°u ana 3 The Juniors presented to the Senior Class “Just You and I” on Friday, May 6 at Westphalia Hall. Colors of pink and purple decorated the prom, along with a fountain, gazebo and other decorations which car- ried out the spring-time theme. The tunnel was a fun part of the Grand March. Mikey gets with it! |ust You and I Tammy and Chuck enjoy prom. Love-Bugs! We made it through!” 34 Hard-working Sophomores! What a prom! Thirsty! Your turn.” Angie and David pose for a picture. Taking a break! Proud as a peacock! I 'I love Rock-n-Roll! 'We're having a great time!’ Dancing the night away. 35 “Alice Through the Looking Glass” The Rosebud-Lott Drama Club presented “Alice Through the Looking Glass at UIL One-Act Play contest March 22, 1983. The play placed first in district competition and competed in area competition. In district competition Cissy Comeaux won Best Actress, Laura Kostiha — All Star Cast, Gina Randall — Honorable Mention, Gary Polk — Crew Award. In area competition Cissy Comeaux won All Star Cast, and Eileen Bostick — Honorable Mention. Play Cast Hatta Alice Tiger-Lilly Rose Daisy Red Queen Tweedledum Tweedledee Red King White Queen ... Eileen Bostick Humpty Dumpty .. . Russell Kirkscey Soldiers Stephen Cooper Mary Lee Entrop Kari Lewis Jocelyn Fuchs Horses Russell Kirkscey White King White Knight Red Knight Animals Jocelyn Fuchs Stephen Cooper Kari Lewis Kenny Maness Wade Mason Crew Karen Pomykal That's living backwards. I am too real. Where are you from?' Do you want some tea?” Top Row: W. Mason. G. Randall, ). Fuchs, K. Lewis; 2nd Row: S. Velasquez. J. |ones, G. Polk; 3rd Row: L. Kostiha, C. Comeaux. K. Maness. R. Pirkle; 4th Row: S. Cooper, M. Entrop, K. Pomykal; Bottom Row: M. Groseclose, Mrs. Lorenz (Sponsor), R. Kirkscey. Not Shown: E. Bostick Whoa! 36 Faces of the past ■1 Caroline Hoelscher Matt Boring Edward Parker Franklin Groseclose locelyn Fuchs Susan Luna Tracy Buhl |oe Ambriz 38 Ricky Ruiz Cissy Comeaux Pam Greger Bridget Beach Charles Jackson Teresa Downes Angela Williams Amellia Thornton 39 Seniors Celebrate The First Edition Seniors make their debut! Seniors enjoy meal. 5 Everybody look! Robert Oglesby speaks. Very interesting! Save some for us. Mikey! Oh No!? m 40 When do we eat? Boy. this is fun! I‘rr ?s«i Michael G rosee lose Dull MiltoiIS VViiile Mason Yolanda Martin mmm Senior Directory )oe Atnbriz III VICA 3, 4; Steward 3; Sergeant-of-Arms 4; Tennis 1-4: Track Manager 2. Robbie Arnold Feedlot 3; FFA 1-2; Band 2-4; Stagehand 4; Science Fair 1-2; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; FB 1 Bridget Lee Beach VOE 3; OEA 4; FFA 1-4; Science Fair 1- 2; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3 Matt David Boring Spanish Club 1; Band 1-4; Stagehand 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; NJHS 1; Cougar Tales 2, 4; Cougar Cry 2; Quill and Scroll 2-4; A” Honor Roll 2; B Honor Roll 3, 4; A Average 1-4; Honor Graduate 4; Science Fair 1-3; Jr. Play 3 Mike Brandes FFA 1-4: VICA 3; Science Fair 1-2; Sr. Play 4: Jr. Play 3 Richard Bravo R-L Asso. 1-4; Spanish Club 2-4; SC 2, 4; B Honor Roll 1. 2; FB 1, 2. 4; BB 1; Class Favorite 4 Tracy Buhl FHA 2, Band 1-4. Flag Corps 3; B Honor Roll 3; Jr. Play 3; BKT 1, 2; Track 1-3, Regional 440 Relay Clifton Canady FHA 3; HECE 4: Science Fair 1; Talent Show 1, 3 Tracie Cavitt FHA 1-4; HECE 4; BKT 1. 2: Track 1. 2 Cissy Comeaux R-L Assoc. 2-3; Dill Team 2-3; Band 1; U1L 1- 4; Sr. of Month; Talent Show 3; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; One Act 1-4; Thespian 2-4 VP 4; Best Actress Dist. 4; All-Star Cast Area 4; Honorable Mention Area 3; Crew Award Dist. 1 Jeff Conners Pel 1-4; FFA 1-4; Area and State Tractor Mechanics; Area and State Meet Contest; Science Fair 1, 4; Jr. Play 3; Student Faculty BKT 4; FB 1-4; Track 3; Golf 1, 2; Most Valuable Def. Lineman 4 Kerry Dorton FCA 1-3; R-L Assoc. 1-3; SC 4; Band 1-4; VP 4; Stagehand 1-4; NHS 3, 4; JNHS 1; Venture 2-4; B Honor Roll 1-2; Who's Who 4; Honor Graduate 4; Science Fair 1, 2, 4; Talent Show 3: Jr. Play 3; Student Faculty BKT 4; FB 1-3; BKT 1-4; Most Handsome 4; ACU Band Scholarship Kevin W. Dorton FCA 1-3; R-L Assoc. 1-4; Spanish Club 1; SC 4; NHS 1-4; Cougar Tales 2-4; Quill and Scroll 2-4: A Honor Roll 4; Who’s Who 3-4; UIL 2-3; Honor Graduate 4; Sr. of the Month: Science Fair 1-4; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Stu- dent Faculty BKT 4; FB 1-4; BKT 1-2, Track 1-2: All Dist. Def. End; NHS Scholarship Margaret Jane Ellison Spanish Club 1; SC 2-4: Hist. 4; Flag Corps 2-4; Lt. 4: NHS 2-4, Treas. 4; NJSH 1; Hist.; Cougar Tales 2-4; Asst. Ed. 3, Ed. 4; Cougar Cry 2-4; Quill and Scroll 2- 4; A Honor Roll 3; A Average 1, 2, 4; Who's Who 3, 4; UIL 1-3; Honor Graduate 4; Sr. oi the Month; Science Fair 1-3; Talent Show 3: Jr. Play 3 Mary Lee Entrop FFA 1-4; Treas 4; R-L Assoc. 1-4; SC 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Venture 2-4: Asst. Ed 3; Ed. 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; One Act 4; VB 1-4; Tennis 1-4; Most Valuable Tennis 3; FFA Sweetheart 4; FB Sweetheart 4 Kirby Fisk FFA 1, 3; FHA 4; HECE 4; B Honor Roll 3, 4; Science Fair 2; Jr. Play 3; One Act 3 Gary Anthony Frei Ag Coop 3, 4; FFA 1-4; NHS 4: N|HS 1; Venture 3, 4; “A Average 1-4; Honor Graudate 4; Sr. of the Month; Science Fair 1, 2 Jocelyn Fuchs VOE 3; OEA 4, Reporter 4; FFA 1-4; R-L Assoc. 4; Drill Team 4; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; One Act 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Best All Around 4; Class Favorite 3 Sam Garcia |r. FFA 1, 2; HECE 3, 4 50 Charles Glass Sec. 4; FFA 1-4; SC 1-4; Reporter 3; Dist. VI 2nd VP 4; Band 1-4 Class Rep. 2, 4; NHS 3, 4; Pres. 4; NJHS 1; VP 1; Cougar Tales 2-4; Business Manager 4. Cougar Cry 1-4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; A Honor Roll 3; A Average 1, 2, 4; Who's Who 3, 4: Honor Graduate 4; Sr. of the Month: Science Fair 1, 2, 4; Talent Show 3, 4; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Student Faculty BKT 4; Class Favorite 4 Pamela Kay Greger VOE 3; FFA 1-3; FHA 4; R-L Assoc. 3; Drill Team 3; Science Fair 1, 2; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3 Franklin Groseclose Treas. 4; R-L Assoc. 1-4; SC 2-4; Pres. 4, VP 3; Band 1-4, Stage Band 1-4; NHS 2-4; NJHS 1; Cougar Tales 4; Cougar Cry' 2-4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; ,yB Honor Roll 1, 2, A Average 1-4; Who's Who 3, 4; UIL 2-4; Sr. of the Month; Science Fair 1-3; Talent Show 3, 4; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; FB 1-4; BKT 2; BB 1-4; Outstanding Fielder Award 4; Central Texas Association of Student Council Leadership Scholarship Michael R. Groseclose FCA 1, 2; R-L Assoc. 1-4; Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; NHS 2-4; NJHS 1; Venture 4; A” Average 1-4; Who's Who 3, 4, UIL 1-4, Sr. of the Month, Science Fair 1-3, Sr. Play 4, Jr. Play 3, One Act 4; Student Faculty BKT 4, FB 1-4, BKT 2, BBl-4 David Hailey Pres. 2-4, FFA 1-4, Treas 3; Pres. 4, R-L Assoc. 1-4; SC 3, 4; NHS 4; B Honor Roll 1, 3; Who's Who 3, 4; Sr. of the Month; FFA Rodeo 1, 2; Science Fair 1-3; Jr. Play 3; Student Faculty BKT 4; FB 1-4; BKT 1, 2, 4; Track 3, 4: Honor. Men. AU-Dist.; 2nd Team All Dist.; Most Valuable Offense Lineman; Best All Around 3; Most Athletic 4; Mr. R-LHS 4; Class Favorite 1 Caroline Faye Hoelscher R-L Assoc. 1-4; Drum Major 4; Band 1-4; Stage Band 2-4; NHS 2-4; NJHS 1; Cougar Cry 3, 4; Asst. Ed. 3; Ed. 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Salutatorian 4; A Honor Roll 1-4; Who's Who 3, 4; UIL 3, 4; Honor Graduate 4; Sr. of the Month; Science Fair 1-4; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Student Faculty Volleyball 4; Tennis 1-4; Most Valuable Tennis Player 4; Temple Chambers of Commerce, National Merit Scholarship Assoc., Ralph Wilson Plastics, NHS Scholarships Nancy Hoelscher R-L Assoc. 1-4: Band 1-4; NHS 2-4: NJHS 1; Cougar Cry 4; Venture 3. 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4: Valedictorian 4; A” Honor Roll 1-4; Who's Who 3, 4; Honor Graduate 4; Sr. of the Month; Science Fair 1, 2, 4; BKT 1-4; VB 1-4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Athletic 3, 4; MVP VB 3, 4: Most Valuable Offense BKT 3, 4: All District VB 3, 4; All District BKT 2, 3, 4; Class Favorite 4; Valedictorian Scholarship; Lott State Bank Scholarship Charles Lee Jackson BKT 2; Track 1, 2 Tracy James VOE 3; OEA 4; FFA 1-3; Drill Team 4; Donkey BKT Game 1; Science Fair 1, 2 Barbara Johnson FFA 1; FHA 2, HECE 4; Science Fair 1, 2; Jr. Play 3; BKT 1 Eula Mae Jones VP 2-4; FCA 1-4; R-L Assoc. 1-4; SC 2-4; Treas 4; Band 1-4 Pres. 4; NHS 3, 4; Venture 2-4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; B” Honor Roll 1-4; A Average 1-4; Who's Who 4; UIL 2-4; Sr. of the Month: Talent Show 3, 4; Jr. Play 3; Student Faculty' Volleyball 4; BKT 1-4; FB 1, 3, 4; Track 1-4; Most Val. Offense 4: BKT All Dist. 1st Team; VB All Dist. 3; Hon. Ment. 4; 1st Team; Most Valuable Track 3; Regional Track 4; Band Sweetheart 4; Friendlist 2, 3; Miss R-LHS 4 Gerald Killingworth HECE 4; R-L Assoc. 3, 4; FB 3, 4; BKT 3; Track 2 Senior Directory Ada Knox FHA 1-4 John Kohl Ag Coop 4; PEL 3; Ag 11; Ag II 2; FFA Rodeo 3, 4 Edward Luna HECE 3; Spanish Club 1, 4: FB 1. 2, 4; BKT 1; BB 1-3; Tennis 4; Track 1 Susan Luna FHA 3; Spanish Club 2 Dale Marek FeedLot 4; PEL 3, 4; FFA 1-4; R-L Assoc. 1-4; FFA Rodeo 2. 3: Science Fair 1, 2; FB 1-4; Track 1; Methodist Scholarship Wade Mason FFA 1-3; HECE 4; R-L Assoc. 1, 2; SC 3, 4; Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; UIL 1-4; FFA Rodeo 1-4; Science Fair 1, 2, 4; Talent Show 1. 2, 3; Sr. Play 4; )r. Play 3; One Act 4; FBI, 2 James Willie Mozee FFA 3; R-L Assoc. 1-4; FB 1-4; BKT 1-3; Track 1-3 James G. O'Brien Ag Coop 4; Feedlot 3; FFA 1-4; Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; B” Honor Roll; UIL 1-4; Science Fair 1, 2; Jr. Play 3 Edward Lewis Parker Feedlot 3, 4; FFA 1-4; R-L Assoc. 1-4; Science Fair 1. 2; Sr. Play 4; Student Faculty Basketball 4; FBI-4; BKT 1,2;Track 2 Cruz Perez, Jr. FFA 1; HECE 1; R-L Assoc. 1-4; Spanish Club 1; Tennis 1-4; Outstanding Player Award Donnie Polk Ag Cood 4; Feedlot 3; FFA 1-4; R-L Assoc. 1-4; A Average 4; Sr. of the Month; Science Fair 1, 2; Jr. Play 3; FB 1, 2, 4; BKT 1; BB 1-3; Most Popular 4; Class Favorite 2 Toni Portillo Sec. 1: VOE 3, 4; Treas. 4; OEA 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 4; Drill Team 2-4; Lt. 3, Capt. 4; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play; Homecoming Princess 2,4 Gina Randall NHS 3, 4; JNHS 1; Cougar Cry 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4; A” Honor Roll 1-4; A Average 4; Who's Who 4; UIL 3, 4; Honor Graduate, 4; Sr. of the Month; Science Fair 2-4; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; One Act 2-4; Student Faculty Volleyball 4; NHS Scholarship Larry Rodriquez FFA 1-3; Spanish Club 4; FB 1-4; BKT 1; Track 1; Heart Award 3 Eddie Ross BKT 2 Rickv Ruiz Ag Coop 4; PEL 3; FFA 1, 2; Science Fair 1, 2; Track 2 Randy Pacilla Salazar HECE 4; R-L Assoc. 1, 2; Spanish Club 1,4; Science Fair 1, 2; FB 1, 2; BB 1-3 Lee Salazar Spanish Club 4; FB 1: Track 1 Cecilia Tijerina Saucedo FHA 2, 4; HECE 3; R-L Assoc. 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Dill Team 3. 4; Pres. HECE 3; Pres. FHA 4; Sec. and Treas. Spanish Club Rainey Lee Scarborough Treas. 3; FCA 1-4; R-L Assoc. 1-4; Spanish Club 1; SC 1-4; Cheerleader 2-4; Cooga 2; NHS 3, 4; JNHS 1; A” Honor Roll 3, 4; “B Honor Roll 1, 2: A” Average 1-4; Who's Who 3, 4; UIL 3; Sr. of the Month; Talent Show 2, 3; Jr. Play 3; Student Faculty Volleyball BKT 4; BKT 2-4; VB 1-4; Tennis 2; Track 2; Alf-Dist. Honorable Mention VB 4; Most Improved VB 4 Valarie Beth Scheffer Sec. 3; Treas 1; FCA 2-4; R-L Assoc. 1-4; Spanish Club 1; SC 1-4 Treas. 3, Corres. Sec. 4; Cheerleader 2-4; Head 4; NHS 2-4; JNHS 1; B Honor Roll; A Average 1-4; Who's Who 3, 4; Honor Graduate; Sr. of the Month; Donkey BKT Game 3; Science Fair 1, 2; Talent Show 2, 3; |r. Play 3; Student Faculty Volleyball 4; BKT 2-4; VB 1, 3, 4; Track 2; Honorable Mention VB 3; BKT 3, 4; Most Improved VB 3; Outstanding Defense 4; Friendlist 4; Class Favorite 1. 2 Russell Seeley PEL 3; FFA 1, 2; HECE 4; Science Fair 1 Danny Sisneroz FHA 1; Spanish Club 2; FB 1; BB 1-4; Track 1 Melissa Taylor Sec. 2; VOE 3; OEA 4; FFA 1, 2; SC 1, 2; Cougar Tales 3; Jr. Play 3; VB 1; Homecoming Princess 3 Barry |. Thomas FHA 2; R-L Assoc. 3; FB 4; BKT 2; Track 2 Mary Jane Thompson FHA 3 Karen Thornton Pres. 1; VOE 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; VP 3, Pres. 4; R-L Assoc. 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; SC 1-4; NHS 4; Cougar Cry 3, 4; Venture 2, 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; A” Honor Roll 4; B Honor Roll 2, 3; “A Average 1-4; Who's Who 3, 4; UIL 4; Honor Graduate 4; Sr. of the Month; Talent Show 4; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3 Brenda Vansa VOE 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; SEC. 4; R-L Assoc. 3; Spanish Club 1; Drill Team 3; “B Honor Roll 2, 3; UIL 2; Honor Graduate 4; Science Fair 1, 2 Elida Evelina Tijerina Vasquez FHA 4; R-L Assoc. 4; Drill Team 4; Band 1; AB” Honor Roll 1; Sr. Play 4 Claudia Warren VP 1; VOE 3, 4; OEA 3, 4; R-L Assoc. 1-4; Spanish Club 1; Band 1-4; Flag Corps 2-4; Capt. 4; B Honor Roll 2, 3; “A Average Roll 3, 4; Science Fair 1. 2; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3 Dennis Westerman Ag Coop 1; Feedlot 1; R-L Assoc. 3; B Honor Roll 2, 3; A” Average 4; Sr. of the Month; FFA Rodeo 2; Student Faculty Basketball 4; Most Valuable Of- fense BKT; BKT 1-4; Friendliest 4 Dwight Westerman Feedlot 3.4; FFA 1, 2, 4: FB 1-4 Sheila Renee White FCA 1-4; Pres. 3; R-L Assoc. 1-4; Spanish Club 1; SC 1. 3, 4; Hist. 4; Drill Team 2; Cougar Tales 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Sr. of the Month; Science Fair 2, 3; Talent Show 3; Jr. Play 3; Student Faculty Volleyball 3; BKT 1-4; VB 1-4; Most Improved VB 3’; Outstanding Defense BKT 3, 4; BKT Honorable Mention 3; 2nd Team BKT 4; Honorable Mention VB 4; Most Popular 4 Artist Whitfield Track Darrell Keith Whitfield FHA 1, 2; HECE 3; FCA 1; R-L Assoc. 1-4; Science Fair 1, 2; Student Faculty BKT 4; FB 1, 2; BKT 1-4; Best Defensive BKT 4; 1st Team All-Dist. BKT 4 Teresa Lynn Wilde VOE 3; OEA 4; FFA 1-3; R-L Assoc. 1; Science Fair 1, 2; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3 Angela Williams FCA 1-4; R-L Assoc. 1-4; SC 1; Band 1-4; Jr. Play 3; BKT 1, 2, 4; VB 1-4; Track 1; Honorable Mention VB; Homecoming Princess 1 Lisa Williams VOE 3, 4; OFA 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Twirler 2-4; Head 4; Band 1-4; Stage Band 1-4; Science Fair 1, 2; Talent Show 2, 4; Sr. Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Tennis 1 -3 51 The Glass of ’84 Tina Alexander Karen Bailey Frederick Bailey Ruby Bailey Donald Bell Stanley Bell Barry Blagg Katie Bostick Tracia Bostick Andrew Bravo Sammy Campbell Emilie Cook Stephen Cooper Karen de la Garza Norma DeLeon Bobby Doskoci) Joy Fulton Lonnie Ford CLASS FAVORITE: Angel Portillo and Angie R a broker [eanne Greger Kim Haddock Roy Halfmann Kenneth Hargrow Rodney Harrison Debra Heintze Celeste Henson Joe Hernandez Eugene Hodges Beth Hoff Donald Johnson Robert Jones 52 Russell Kirkscey Laura Kostiha Robin Little Kenny Maness fames Marmon fesse Martinez Oscar Martinez Becky McKinnley Desyria Miller Michael Mock Nancy Moeller Eddie Nevels fane Norris Angel Portillo Daniel Portillo Angie Rabroker Daphne Ramsey Gary Ranly OFFICERS — L to R: L. Scott (Sec.), A. Rabroker (V-Pres.), N. Moeller (Pres.), J. Martinez [Treas.J. fosie Reyna Lisa Rigby Melissa Rodriquez Ray Rodriquez Linda Ruiz Jesse Salazar Brinson Sangster Randy Schwake Darwin Scott Lori Scott Jaime Shaver Bobby Skala 53 The Class of 85 Albert Bailey Ricky Bailey Eileen Bostick Elizabeth Bravo Robert Brenek Teri Brodie Lynn Buegeler Dolly Butler David Bums Connie Campbell Laura Carey |oe Castilleja Patricia Cavitt Melissa Cooey Clay Corbitt Joesph Cortez Mike Donath Buffy Doskocil OFFICERS - L to R: B. Doskocil (Sec.), E. Brovo TreasJ. D Hoelscher (Pres.), D. Lorenz fV-Pres.). )ames Entrop Joel Ford Laurie Freeman Donna Fuchs Tommie Fulton Mark Gausemeir Tammy Green Chip Hanson Sherry Hattenbach Amy Helper! Joyce Hering Richard Hileman 55 Louise Hodges Brian Hoelscher Dale Hoelscher Randy Hoelscher Mike Hogg Randy Jackson Carol Johnson Barbara Jones Charles Jones Jimmy Jones Letha Kerns Jill Kleypas CLASS FAVORITES — Dale Hoelscher and Elizabeth Bravo Joyce Knox Tim Lighfoot Devin Lorenz Veronica Luna Dewayne Luster Adam Martinez Kathy Martinez Linda Martinez Peter Martinez Missy Mason Patricia Novels Chad Newby Juanette Payne Alice Perez Phillip Pina David Polk Karen Pomykal Larry Portillo 56 Ricky Thomas Bernadette Thompson Luis Portillo Jeb Raabe )anu Ranlv Jackie Rodriquez Sulema Ruiz Neal Ryan Rudy Salazar Dan Sampson Kristi Schlee Mary Ann Sisneroz Ramona Sisneroz Mark Spivey “Working hard! Harriett Thompson Annette Turner Karen Turner Pam Vansa James Vlasak Tammy Watkins Keith Weaver Ronnie Wiecker Sandra Whitfield Charles Williams Kris Wilson lames Worthy 57 The Class of '86 Richard Alien Terri Arnwine jackie Bailey Tammy Bartek Sherry Bennett Henry Bravo Steve Bravo Tanya Brown Pam Buhl Mel Brunson Kelly Casey Nancy Cavitt David Good Mike Gillespie Sandra Givens Michael Halfmann Phil Hanusch Pain Hargrow Steve Harmon Ricky Hoelscher Mike Jackson Roy Jackson Samantha lackson Clayton Jones 58 Darrell (ones Sherry (ones Rhonda Knox Kari Lewis Holly Martin Santos Luna Paul Martinez Richard Martinez Cassandra Mason Doris Nixon Willie Palmer Randy Parcus Melissa Parker Denise Portillo Raymond Pirkle Tammy Pirkle Jerome Portillo Julian Portillo OFFICERS — L to R: R. Parcus (Pres.). S. Engel (Treus.), H Bravo (Sec.), R. Martinez(V-Pres.). Johnny Roberts Albert Rodriquez Robert Rodriquez Kelly Scarborough Brenda Schoppe Robert Scott Ricky Shaver Jerry Smith Victor Tamez Kenneth Taylor Angie Thomas Scottie Thomas 59 Twilot Thomas Suzv Thompson David Tindle Sylvia Vergara Patrick Wallace Ricky Wiecker Lisa White Kim Wieser Connie V rillberg Janet Woltman Rhonda Young 60 1 H ) 8o IZ3CB ma HOMECOMING COURT Toni Portillo Senior Princess Elizabeth Bravo Sophomore Princess Jocelyn Fuchs Homecoming Queen Shelli Engel Freshman Princess Nancy Moeller Junior Princess 63 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Nancy Hoelscher Franklin Groseclose Chuck Glass VALEDICTORIAN Nancy Hoelscher SALUTATORIAN Caroline Hoelscher jop row: P. aisneroz, K. vveiser, Y. Carson. L. UeLeon, M. Cortez. S. Bennett. C. Schexnayider. |. Tarver; 2nd Row: K. Scarborough, E. Bravo, T. Brodie, N. Moeller. L. Scott, N. DeLeon, K. Bostick, L. Haverstick; 3rd Row: S. Hill, M. Parcus, G. Young, C. Tepe, |. Martinez. K. Lewis, b! Doskocil, P. Hanusch; 4th Row: K. Thornton. T. Lightfoot. M. Entrop, K. Dorton. D, Hailey. A. Rabroker, K. Dorton, W. Mason; 5th Row: S. Harmon, R. Scarborough. C. Glass. B. Scheffer. M. Jones. S. White. J. Ellison; Kneeling: R. Kirkscey. F. Groesclose Members collecting money! The Year of The C.A.T. The 1982-83 Student Council had an excellent year. They attended the Fall Convention in Marlin and held the Spring Convention in Travis at which they were elected President school of District VI for 1983-84. They also held a blood drive for the first year. Preparing for National Smoke Out Week Members give blood. '0 Sponsor: Mrs. Hannon I Ellison (Hist.). 8 Hannon (Rep ). R Scarborough (Rec Sec ), S White (Hist ). It Kirkscey (V. Pres.). M )onea (Trees.). B Scheffer (Con Sec ). C Class (Dial. VIV Pres.). F Croescloae (Pres.) Let us pray.' Snack time Happy flag raisers Wake up. Frank! Members hang sign. Nervous candidates 71 Future Leaders The 1982-83 Black Rose Chapter of the National Honor Society consisted of 38 hard working members. A faculty-student basketball game was held in April and the members took an educational trip to San Antonio in May. Three scholarships were given to NHS members with the 2nd, 3rd and 4th highest grade-point averages. Members enjoy induction ceremony. Standing: R. Scarborough (Sec.), Mr. Groseclose (Sponsor), Mrs. Hubik (Sponsor): Kneeling: J. Ellison (Treas.). C. Glass (Pres.). B. Scheffer (V. Pres.) Top Row: G. Frei, M. Mock. R. Halfmann. D. Hailey: 2nd Row: |. Vlasek. N. Hoelscher, D. Lorenz. N. Moeller: 3rd Row:). Raabe. K. Thorn- ton, R. Kirkscey, K. Dorton. L. Scott; 4th Row: L. Buegler. J. Hering, M. Groseclose. C. Hoelscher; 5th Row: B. Sangster. T. Green.). Tarver. M. Boring. D. Heintze; 6th Row: B. Hoelscher. D. Fuchs. L. Kostiha. B. Scheffer, B. Hoff. L. Rigby; 7th Row: ). Fulton. G. Randall, E. Bravo, R. Scarborough, A. Helpert; 8th Row: C. Glass, M. [ones, |. Ellison, K. Dorton. F. Groseclose 72 Young Scholars Working hard! All smiles! The 1982-83 White Rose Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society had a busy year. They served refreshments to the parents and new inductees of the National Honor Society. The chapter helped raise money for the NHS scholarships. Top Row: G. Young. A. Whitfield. |. Woltman, T. Arnwine,). Donath. R. Wiecker. T. Cortez; 2nd Row: S. Harmon. M. Halfmann. |. Allen. W Kenworthy; 3rd Row: M. Parcus, J. Beach. K. Lewis. M. Cisneros, L. DeLeon S. Harmon (Pres.), K. Lewis (V. Pres.), T. Arnwine (Sec.), T. Cortez (Treas.) Steve inducts new members. 73 I°P L. Ford. F. Bailey. R. Seeley. S. Garcia, T. Cavitt; 2nd Row: K. Fisk. G. Killingsworth. R. Harrison, L. Zientek. S. Cambell; 3rd Row: D. Bell. R. Salazar. E. Hodges. C. Canady. B. Johnson Sponsor: Mrs. Williams; Officers: S. Garcia. L. Ford, F. Bailey. T. Cavitt. L. Zientek. G. Killingsworth; 2nd Row: S. Bell, C. Canady, E. Hodges, B. Johnson H.E.R.O. F.H.A. This year’s Home Economics Cooperative Education group con- sisted of 15 hard working members. They have worked on many money making projects throughout the year. 74 Working hard! Surprise!!! Top Row: A. Thomas, R, Bailey, P. Hargrove, D. Nixon, |. Thomas, J. Bailey, K. Whitfield. N. Cavitt, P. Greger: 2nd Row: S. Whitfield, N. Whit- field, S. Givens, B. |ones, R. Bailey, S. Jones, D. Scott, C. Saucedo, A. Knox, S. Bell, L. Ford, K. Thomas, S. Canterberry, R. Knox; 3rd Row: S. Thomas, |. Knox. C. Johnson, K. Bailey. D. Thomas, B. Thompson, L. Jackson C. Saucedo (Pres.), A. Knox (V.P. of Prog ), B. Jones (V.P. of Proj.J. N. Cavitt (V.P. of Rec.J, S. Jackson (Sec.), J. Bailey (Treas.j, R. Knox (Hist.) Always busy! All smiles! Lonnie takes time to pose. F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of America had a busy and successful year. They par- ticipated in many school and local func- tions such as the Halloween Carnival and Christmas Parade. The members also took a trip to Six Flags, which was a fun way to cap-off a successful school year. 75 Young Businesswomen The VOE-OEA Juniors and Seniors had another busy school year. While they prepared for the near future, these students learned the important factors that would take them far in the business world. Self- confidence, how to have a pleasing personali- ty, and how to form greater ambition were taught by Mrs. Mueck along with the basics — typing, accounting and secretarial work. VOE was a valuable learning experience for every person involved. New Student: Angie Lambert VOE OFFICERS — Top Row: B. Hoff (Report.), M. Taylor (Hist.), B. Vansa (Sec.); 2nd Row: C. Warren (Sr. V.P.), K. Thornton (Pres.), N. Moeller ()r. V.P.) We love this class! Totally awesome, Mrs. Mueck! Total concentration! These are pretty! 76 VOE CO-OP — Top Row: Mrs. Mueck (Sponsor), T. (ames, K. Thornton. C. Warren, B. Vansa. T. Wilde: Bottom Row: |. Fuchs. B. Beach. M. Taylor, L. Williams VOE LAB — Top Row: B. Hoff. |. Fulton. N. DeLeon. J. Greger. R. Little. N. Whitfield. Bottom Row: K. Bostick. K. Tepe. K. Ventresca. N. Moeller 77 A Growing Future It was another busy, productive year for the Rosebud-Lott Chapter of the Future Farmers of America. Whether in the classroom or out, their dedication to being future farmers showed. Placing well in everything they did, they brought respect to themselves and to our school. Sponsors: H. Blakeney, R. Rabroker. M. Sammon What a mess. Clayton! I disagree! SRS. AND JRS. - Top Row: D. Portillo, G. Ranly. M. Brandes. R. Arnold. D. Westerman. B. Blagg, J. Conners. R. Schwake; 2nd Row: J. Kohl B. Doskoci1, D. Polk. G. Free R. Cox. IT Marek. E. Parker. J. O’Brien; 3rd Row: G. Tomek. C. Glass. B. Beach. M. Entrop. | Fuchs. K. Bostick: 4th Row. B. Skala, R. Ruiz, D. Matous, R. Halfman, D. Hailey, A. Rabroker SOPHS. AND FRESH. - Top Row: K Weaver. D. Burns, D. Polk. M. Hogg. M. Spivey. L. Buegler. J. Entrop. K. Comeaux. R. Hoelscher. J. Woltman; 2nd Row: D. Hansen. D. Sampson. B. Hoelscher. R. Hoelscher. M. Gausemeier. B. Cox. J. Roberts. R. Rodriquez. J. Portillo- 3rd Row: R Wiecker. J. Hering. J. Ranly. D. Fuchs. R. Brenek. M. Halfman. R. Shaver. P. Hanusch. G. Stock: 4th Row: B. Sangster. C. Newby. D. Hoelscher. R. Halbert. M. Donath. D. Good. L. Portillo. R. Scott: 5th Row: R. Hileman. M. Mason. M. Parker. T Bartek. S. Velasquez C Iones N. Ryan 79 Top Row: G. Frei. J. O’Brien. B. Doskocil. Mr. Blakeney (Sponsor), D. Polk. |. Kohl. R. Schwake; 2nd Row: G. Tomek, R. Ruiz. R. Cox. I Matous i v % A Top Row: J. Ambriz, A. Thornton; 2nd Row: E. Nevels. R. Thomas. R. {ones. T. Brown. W. Palmer; 3rd Row: T. Thomas. L. Martinez. R. Rodri- quez. D. Miller 80 Top Row: L. Scott.). Woltman. K Thornton. R Schwake. E. [ones. K. Schlee. G. Frei. T Lightfoot. S. Harmon: 2nd Row: J. Hering. E. Cook. A. Rabroker.). Klevpas: 3rd Row: D. Heintze. B. Hoff. N. Hoelscher. S. Cooper. M. Entrop. K. Dorton. M. Groesclose. L. Rigby Venture This year's Literary Magazine staff published the 1982-83 copy of the Venture. They put forth lots of hard work and dedication to meet their early March deadline. Their hard work really showed in the final release in April. Editor: M. Entrop: Sponsor: Mrs Allen 82 Editor: C. Hoelscher Future News writers The 1982-83 Cougar Cry staff had a busy year. They put forth lots of hard work and effort to meet their dreaded Monday morning deadlines. The staff received a Certificate of Merit from the University of In- terscholastic League Press Conference. Overall they had a very rewarding year. Sponsor: Mrs. Allen Top Row Lewis. D. : |. Ellison K. Thornton B. Doskocii. D. Hansen. N. Hoelscher. T. Green. C. Glass. D. Lorenz: 2nd Row: L. Rigby. T. Amwine. K. huchs, V. Luna, J. Beach. G. Randall: Bottom Row: F. Groesclose. L. Scott. B. Hoff. C. Hoelscher. R. Kirkscey. T. Brodie. N. Moeller 83 Top Row: R. Parcus, H. Bravo, C. Henson, B. Blagg, D. Marek, |. Conners. J. Thomas. S. Bell, D. Scott, S. Thompson. A. Thomas. S. Givens.). Bailey. M. Groseclose; 2nd Row: C. Glass. M. Spivey, E. Parker. D. VVesterman. K. Dorton, R. Halfmann. R. Scarborough. D. Polk. B. Scheffer. S. White. S. Canterberry. S. Hattenbach, K. Whitfield; 3rd Row: |. Ellison. C. Newby. R. Kirkscey. F. Groseclose. D. Hailey. A. Rabroker, |. Tarver. |. Ranly, D. Fuchs, |. Hering. T. Green. D. Lorenz. |. Jones; 4th Row: E. Luna, D. Sisneroz. R. Bravo. R. Salazar. J. Martinez. C. Saucedo. G. Killingsworth. A. Williams. N. Hoelscher, E. Cook. M. Entrop, S. Cooper; 5th Row: B. Martinez. C. Perez. |. Rodriquez. E. Bravo. V. Luna. L. Ford, E. (ones. D. Nixon, L. Hodges, |. Knox. S. Jones. P. Hargrow; 6th Row: K. Scarborough. L. Freeman. |. Kleypas. E. Vasquez, M. Mock. B. Iones. R. Bailey 00 Students in action 85 We Got the Beat! The Fighting Cougar Band” had a new image for 1982-83. It consisted of 99 people and was being led by two drum majors instead of one. The band traveled to such places as Cleburne, Temple, Dallas, and even Lake Charles, Loui- siana. We should be proud of the band that represented our school so well during the 1982- 83 season. I Regional winner District band winners f Drum Majors: C. Hoelscher (ASST ), W. Mason (HEAD) SENIORS — Top Row: C. Warren, N. Hoelscher, C. Glass. L. Williams. K. Dorton. W. Mason. M. Boring. F. Groseclose; 2nd Row: T. Buhl. A. Williams. J. O’Brien. K. Thornton, C. Hoelscher. M. Groseclose. R. Arnold: 3rd Row: E. Jones. J. Ellison OFFICERS — Top Row: J. O’Brien (Sign mgr.). R. Arnold (Equip, mgr.), J. Ellison (Flag Lt.). C. Warren (Flag Capt.). D. Heintze (Libr). C. Hoelscher (Drum Maj.). N. Hoelscher (Unif. mgr.). S. Luna (Fr. Rep.), M. Parcus (8th Rep.), B. Doskocil (Soph. Rep.), J. Martinez (Jr. Rep.), L. Rigby (Jr. Rep.), A. Williams (Sr. Rep.). C. Glass (Sr. Rep.), W. Mason (Drum Maj.), V. Luna (Rifle Capt.), K. Thornton (Sec.). M. Jones (Pres.). K. Dorton (V. Pres.) Bill Harrison — Director 00 Top Row: S. Ruiz. J. Woltman, C. Warren, K. Tepe, L. Scott. N. DeLeon. J. Ellison, T. Brodie; 2nd Row: R. Arnold. S. Luna. D. Hansen; 3rd Row: C. Jones. C. Williams. K. Comeaux. P. Hanusch,). Martinez. J. Worthey, K. Dorton; 4th Row: M. Groseclose. C. Jackson. G. Stock. J. Bennett. S. Harmon. E. Jones. R. Kirkscey, F. Groseclose; 5th Row: R. Wiecker. M. Mock. J. O’Brien. D. Polk. J. Jones. T. Lightfoot. K. Casey. J. Portillo. D. Good. A. Bravo. L. Portillo. R. Parcus, B. Martinez; 6th Row: M. Boring. B. Cox. J. Ford, C. Glass. D. Luster. D. Portillo. A. Portillo. H. Bravo. B. Doskocil; 7th Row: L. Portillo. S. Bravo. M. Parcus, T. Watkins. K. Pomykal, J. Norris. T. Engelholm, B. Doskocil. L. Rigby. S. Engel; 8th Row: R. Ventresca, B. Cooper. J. Beach. B. Schoppe. H. Martin. V. Arney. T. Arnwine, K. Lewis. M. Sisneroz. E. Bostick. D. Heintze. N. Hoelscher, K. Thornton; 9th Row: S. Bennett. L. DeLeon. D. Randall. K. Wieser, K. Scarborough. Y. Butler, C. Mason. A. Williams. E. Bravo. D. Lorenz. E. Cook; Bottom Row: C. Hoelscher. V. Luna. B. Hoff. L. Williams. K. Martinez. K. Schlee, W. Mason. Standing: T. Buhl. L. Scott. N. DeLeon. K. Tepe, S. Ruiz. J. Woltman. T. Brodie; Kneeling: K. Schlee, C. Warren, J. Ellison. V. Luna Top Row: R. Kirkscey. R. Arnold. ). O’Brien. D. Polk. T. Lightfoot. M. Boring. T. Engelholm; 2nd Row: M. Mock. ). Jones, D. Lorenz. N. DeLeon. C. Hoelscher, L. Scott. C. Tepe. S. Harmon: 3rd Row: F. Groseclose. K. Comeaux, C. Williams. P. Hanusch. M. Groseclose; Sitting: K. Dorton, W. Mason L. to R.: Lisa Williams — Head. Beth Hoff and Kathy Martinez Beth stands at attention! Kathy makes a goof! Twirlers perform to If. Sparklers The twirlers added sparkle to this year’s half-time. They did a good job at pep rallies and contests. L. Williams and B. Hoff received a I rating at U.I.L. They also received a I rating in group competition. Smile, Lisa! Twirlers add spirit to pep rallies. 89 Cheers! The 1982-83 Varsity Cheerleaders were a very spirited group. At camp during the summer, they brought back eight superior ratings, one ex- cellent rating, and the spirit stick. Those skills helped a lot because they had their work cut out for them. With sagging school spirit to work with, they put in a tremendous effort to raise enthusiasm. Balloons. 50c! tt T to B: E. Cook. R. Scarborough. E. Bravo. D. Lorenz. D. Butler. L to R: M. Entrap, B. Scheffer — Head Last pep-rally! We got the beat! 90 Homecoming Spirit! A group of cool chics! Go Cougars! 91 Parker. D. Portillo; Kneeling: C. Saucedo, Sponsor: Mrs. L. Dodd Standing: ) Rodriquez. ). Kleypas. E. Vasquez. L. Kerns. L. Dodd (Sponsor), J. Tarver. T. James, M M. Mason. J. Fuchs. L. Hodges, L. Freeman |Lt.): Bottom: T. Portillo |Capt.| Tracy smiles big. Dazzlers The 1982-83 Coogette Drill Team had an overall good year. They performed at football games as well as basketball games. They attended a contest in Dallas in February. Coogettes line up. Coogettes perform to Pac Man. Smile. Tonie! Mascots: (ill Beach and Michelle Zipperlen Coogettes end the routine. Performing to Chattanooga Choo-Choo” Coogettes stand at attention. 94 OFFICERS — ). Martinez (V-Pres.). C. Saucedo (Sec.-Treas.), R Bravo (Pres.), E. Bravo (Rep.). Mr. Cortez (Sponsor), J. Rodriquez (Rep.) Los Amigos Unidos The newly formed Spanish Club of 1982-83 had a busy year. Under the direction of Mr. Cortez, all students learned the basis of the Spanish language. Besides school-work, the Spanish Club participated in other events, such as having a haunted house at the Halloween Carnival. They also took a trip to San Antonio for a day. It s easy to see that the memories these students shared will last a lifetime. Top Row: D. Sisneroz, R. Bravo, S. Garcia. R. Parcus, C. Williams. R. Martinez: 2nd Row: R. Salazar, E. Luna. ). Castilleja. ). Salazar. J. Am briz; 3rd Row: J. Cortez, P. Martinez, C. Jones. T. Cortez. L. Salazar, J. Martinez; 4th Row: S. Bravo, H. Bravo, R. Salazar, L. Portillo; 5th Row: J. Kleypas, E. Bravo, M. Sisneroz. S. Vergara, T. Fulton, K. De la Garza; 6th Row: C. Saucedo, T. Portillo, J. Rodriquez 95 Exhausted The yearbook staff and sponsors were ex- hausted after a year of meeting deadline after deadline. The staff tried to cover all activities and see that everyone was included. We hope the effort shows throughout the 1983 Cougar Tales. Chuck, Frank, and |ane examine lens. Sit on it! Look at the black eye! Shawn Zullo, Artist Pee, a boo! Top Row: L. Scott, T. Watkins, M. Boring. C. Glass. A. Downing. K. Dorton; 2nd Row: J. Tarver. B. Doskocil, A. Lambert. N. Moeller. P. Clark. F. Groseclose, L. Freeman: 3rd Row: J. Ellison. S. White. S. Zullo 96 Editor: |ane Ellison; Assistant Editor: Nancy Moeller; and Business Manager: Chuck Class Group therapy usually helps. “Shadow boxing!” Filing again What a family picture! iiJf Buffy and Franklin work hard — ly. 97 A Part of the Action 98 99 _4 8 FOOTBALL The 1982 Varsity Cougars had a season of big surprises and bigger disappointments. Facing the loss of key defensive players due to injuries, and the fact that there were only five starters returning from the previous year, the Cougars held their own throughout the season. Head Coach Kent Bachtel commented, “We had a very tough schedule; seven teams that we played went to the play-offs. All of the young men showed great dedication and hard work and I enjoyed working with them. And 1 wish all of the Seniors future success.” W. Cortez, M. Maas. C. Hill. K. Barnett. K. Bachtel,). Arnwine. The Boston Marathon! more |ust one Neal Ryan searches for an opening. 101 Close Calls The Junior Varsity Cougars posted a 1 and 7 record. However, their record is misleading, as the J.V. lost many of their games by a short margin. Coach Ken Barnett commented. “We came along during the last few games, and the fellows showed a lot of heart and didn’t give up even though we were losing. This will pro- ve to be a bright spot for the future.” Ouch! Run Big 'un! Look out. here I come! Top Row: K. Barnett. J. Entrop, J. Ford, D. Bell, K. Weaver, M. Brunson. J. Raabe, M. Spivey. W. Cortez; 2nd Row: ). Worthy, C. Newby. C. Corbitt. D. Luster. D. Hoelscher; 3rd Row: L. Portillo. D. Scott. R. Bailey, |. Cortez 102 Top Row: W. Cortez, K. Barnett. B. Martinez, P. Wallace. M. Jackson, K. Taylor, C. Jones, R. Parcus; Bottom Row: S. Harmon. H. Bravo. V. Tamez, T. Cortez, D. Tindle, D. Good Go for it! We nearly had him. Give us a break. What a catch! “Young ’uns” The 1982 Freshman team had a fairly successful season as they won 3 games and lost 7. The year proved to be a great learning experience for the young men. Freshman defenders pound Rockdale's runner. 103 VCLLEyBALL The Varsity Volleyball team brought pride back to R-LHS by placing first in the Rockdale Tournament, first in the Troy Tournament, and second in the Caldwell Tournament. The Cougarettes finished the year with an overall record of 23 wins and only 6 losses and a district record of 8 wins and 2 losses. They finished second in district and advanced to Bi- District competition where they met the Madisonville Mustangs, Thursday, November 4, 1982 at Bryan High School Gym, but they fell to defeat. The Cougarettes were led by seven seniors: M. Entrop, N. Hoelscher, M. Jones, A. Williams, B. Scheffer, S. White, and R. Scarborough. Ready for battle! Angela gets ready to spike! Mae Mae sets up the ball. Winning sure is fun! Spike it! RL Ouk RUUpp RL Opp Opp 9-15 17-15 j Rockdale 8-15 16U4 j ‘Laid we 11 7-15 7-15 o. Cameron 15-2 15-6 Marlin % 9-15 15-Uj ikj 15-12 Hearne mi s-7 A 13-15 15-9 Rockdale i 11-15 15-2 Caldwell 13-15 15-11 15-7 Cameron 15-8 15-9 Marlin 6-1! 15-7 lo-ifly Hearne (A . g iXl n LAYOFF 16-1« 9-15 Madison vi I ie We’re winning!! 105 Proven Winners The hard work and long hours of practice really paid off for the Junior Varsity volleyball team. With a district record of 8 wins and only 2 losses, they can really be proud of their ac- complishments. Next year's var- sity team looks to be very pro- mising with the addition of these girls. Ready to win! (ill shows skill in serving. Left to Right: D. Lorenz,). Hering. K. Scarborough. T. Amwine. Coach Angell. |. Kleypas. T. Green, D. Fuchs. |. Ranly. The whole team put in a great performance. Donna bumbs the ball over. 106 Becky listens closely! It's all mine! Ruby wins jump. A long shot! Shooting for a Victory The girl’s Junior Varsity basketball team disappointed no one. Showing team-work and the spirit to win, they treated their fans with close and ex- citing games. The Cougarettes never gave up and rarely came up on the short side of the score board. Their achievements can be admired by all! I want you to .. 107 The Varsity girls’ basketball team had an exciting year. Showing determination and team work, they beat the Rockdale Tigers in a playoff game which flB earned them a 2nd place finish in district. They then advanced to Bi-District competition where they met the Navasota Rattlers at TJC Gymnasium, but fell to defeat by one point. 46-47. The Cougarettes I I I treated their many loyal fans with close and ex- HBH citing games. They showed pride in themselves and their HHj school every time they played. The team was led by five seniors: Beth Scheffer, Rainey Scar- B borough, Shelia White, Nancy Hoelscher, and Mae Mae Jones. a Beth, you better duck! N. Hoelscher puts it up. What can we try now? Where is everybody? Ready or not. here we come! Hang in there. Nancy! 108 109 Top Row: R. Scarborough, B. Scheffer. N. Hoelscher. J. Ranly, D. Lorenz. Coach Angell; Bottom Row: A. Williams. S. White. M. )ones We're number one! N. Hoelscher soars over opponeni. Helping hands! “Who me?” The Rosebud-Lott Var- sity basketball team for the 1982-83 season found itself in the same situation as the football team. With only two players back from last year's district champion team, the Cougars struggl- ed throughout the year, posting a 9 and 15 season a record and a 3 and 7 district record. Although the Cougars lost more games than they won, they never gave up and many of their games were lost in the last few minutes of the game. Losing only three seniors, Dennis Wester- % man’ Darrell Whitfield. and David Hailey from this year's team, the Cougars will have high hopes next year of being a district contender. Although the year was a rebuilding one for R-L, everyone was proud of the team’s effort. a Coogs on defense Did you hear what he said? Break! Hang Loose! Concentrate. Dennis! 110 Standing: D. Whitfield. D. Hailey. D. Westerman. N. Ryan. F. Bailey. Kneeling; |. Martinez. L. Ford. S. Bell Make it. Lonnie. Now. where did he go? lump. Dennis! Good hustle! 51 Cameron 53 Marlin 44 Hearse 39 RoCMale 37 CaloweW 56 Cameroq 50 Marlin 43 Hearnerjp 43 Rockdalr 48 Caldwell W T.63 41 111 J.V. Hot Shots The 1983 Junior Varsity Cougars had a very disappointing season. Playing with a team of eight sophomores, the young Coogs just could not keep up with the larger and more experienced teams of the district. Under the direction of their coach, Mike Maas, the young men played well and never gave up. Many of their games were lost only by a few points. With their hard work and dedication, they shall prove to be great athletes for the future. What did he call?” Top Row: |. Ford. M. Mock, Coach M. Maas: 2nd Row: M. Brunson. E. Hodges. |. Worthy; 3rd Row: D. Scott. R. Bailey, D. Luster: Bottom Row: R. Salazar Tough defense lump. Rudy! Who, me? 112 Top Row: S. Harmon. M. Jackson, S. Thomas. P. Wallace: 2nd Row: Coach W. Cortez. D. Good. R. Parcus, R. Allen, B. Martinez: 3rd Row: P. Mar- tinez, H. Bravo. R. Rodriquez Fish take a breather. Fish on defense Let's win one! “Fish” Trotters The Freshman basketball team had somewhat of a disappointing season, winning only one game throughout the entire season. Although the young freshmen won one game, they never got discouraged and always played their best till the final seconds had ticked off the clock. Their never give up attitude and hard work will come in handy as they prepare themselves as future varsity Cougars. 113 The boy's varsity tennis team was only four members strong during the 1983 season; yet they represented R-L well at area and district meets. Under the leadership of the new tennis coach. Coach Ken Barnett, they gave their all in every match and never gave up. Their determination and hard work was admired by all. We are proud of their accomplishments and will really miss the seniors next year. The senior players were: Edward Luna, Joe Ambriz, and Cruz Prez. h g Z z u Now where did that ball go?” L to R: E. Luna, C. Perez, Coach Barnett, C. Williams, |. Ambriz )oe Ambriz shows us how it's done! Hey, wait a minute! 114 Top Row: |. Tarver, ). Hering, Coach Barnett. T. Green, D. Fuchs; 2nd Row: A. Rabroker. E. Cook. J. Rodriquez; 3rd Row: V. Luna. C. Hoelscher For the Love of Tennis The Varsity girl’s tennis team was a young team; yet they played well and showed alot of potential during the 1983 season. Great things can be expected from them in the year to come, since they’re losing the experience of only 1 senior, Caroline Hoelscher. We wish you nothing but the best in your next tennis season. Good Luck!! Emilie. you'll never hit it that way! 'I hit it that time!! 115 £ g a h The 1983 varsity and junior varsity track teams represented R-L respectfully this year. With only six athletes on the J.V. team, these guys worked hard and gained the experience needed as future varsity tracksters. The varsity team was very competitive also. With several athletes advancing to the regional meet, R-L was very proud of their efforts. Their hard work and dedication will pay off next year because the team consisted of only two seniors, and the younger men will be back again next year. Somebody catch me!” Stick” Top Row: R. Bailey, E. Hodges, R. Allen. Coach Hill; Bottom Row: T. Cortez, D. Tindle, L. Portillo Top Row: L. Ford, F. Bailey.). Entrap, L. Buegeler, D. Hailey, K. Weaver, K. Hargrove. Coach Hill; Bottom Row: J. Raabe, B. Thomas, S. Harmon, C. Corbitt, M. Spivey, D. Scott D. Hailey manhandles the discus. 116 Top Row. |. Knox, A. Rabroker. ). Ranly. N. Hoelscher. D. Lorenz, S. Canterberry. S. Givens, Coach Angell: Bottom Row: R. Bailey, B. Jones. P. Cavitt, M. Jones. J. Payne, S. Thompson, N. Cavitt, |. Bailey Great exchange! Finished! Lady Racers The 1983 girls track team added the finishing touches to one of the best years for girls athletics. The women Cougars placed second at the district track meet in Rockdale. Several of the girls advanced to the regionals in Brenham. The 400 meter relay team and the one mile relay team each placed first at district. Advancing to the state meet were the spring relay team and Joyce Knox in the high jump. These girls placed in the top six in state 3A competition. 117 J J a u «f a The 1983 varsity baseball team had a very rough time this year. Posting only three seniors on the entire team, there were many young men seeing ac- tion. As many as five or six freshmen started each game. These young men were no match for the ex- perienced teams of our district, talent wise, but the Cougars played every minute of each game with enthusiasm and great hustle. With all but three players coming back, including five freshman, for next year's team, there could be a district champion from R-L next spring. F. Groseclose lags runner. Get'em outta there!” Top Row: Coach M. Maas. F. Groseclose. A. Rodriguez. M. Mock. B. Blagg. M. Groseclose. Coach W. Cortez; Bottom Row: R. Par- cus. H. Bravo, |. Martinez, R Salazar. R Rodriquez,). Cortez. D. Sisneroz 118 Rudy gets a small lead. I hope I hit it. ’ D. Sisneroz gets a hit. Where can I hit it? What do we do now? R-L 4 Rockdale 21 R-L 0 Caldwell 24 R-L 0 Cameron 17 R-L 0 Marlm 14 R-L 4 Heame 12 r-L Lo Rockdale 20 R-L5 6 H-L 1 Caldwell Cameron 21 18 M : Marlin Hearne 0 14 ■■ '• T i 119 We Love Our Cougar Teams 120 A Time to Be Honored The Publications Honor’s Night was held in the Red Theater Tuesday, May 3, 1983. The Venture, Cougar Cry, and Cougar Tales staffs were recognized for all the hard work they put in during the 1983 school year. Contributors to the Venture were also recognized. After all the awards had been given, refreshments were served in the snackbar. This sure is a lot of work! “Thank you, Caroline. Mr. Schwake accepts Randy's Venture. 122 Now. when I was in High School...” The contributors had fun signing autographs! Isn't that sweet! Look out world, here comes Mae! Thank you! Top Row: K. Thornton, N. Hoelscher, M. Groseclose, R. Halfman: 2nd Row: B. Scheffer. R. Scarborough, R. Kirkscey, C. Hoelscher; 3rd Row: G. Randall, E. Cook. K. Dorton, L. Rigby; 4th Row: L. Scott, D. Heintze, J. Ellison, C. Glass; 5th Row: N. Moeller. B. Hoff. F. Groseclose; 6th Row: K. Dorton. M. (ones Top Row: K. Dorton. C. Glass. N. Hoelscher. R. Kirkscey. D. Lorenz; 2nd Row: M. Boring. K. Thornton. J. Tarver. T. Green, C. Hoelscher; 3rd Row: N. Moeller, F. Groseclose. L. Scott, M. Entrop, D. Fuchs; 4th Row: B. Hoff. D. Heintze. M. Jones, S. White. J. Ellison. G. Randall 123 Awards Math Award G. Randall Outstanding VOE K. Thornton Outstanding Band — N. Hoelscher. M. (ones. K. Dorton Academic Medal — Top Row: C. Corbitt. N. Hoelscher. D. Lorenz. D. Heintze; 2nd Row: J. Tarver, S. Harmon. R. Allen. M. Cisneros. C. Hoelscher: 3rd Row: T. Green. D. Fuchs. S. Scarborough. G. Randall. Editor’s — M. Entrop. C. Hoelscher Editor’s — N. Moeller. C. Glass. |. Ellison Physics — N. Hoelscher: Physical Science — S. Harmon: Chemistry — D. Heintze: Biology — T. Green Band — Top Row: W. Mason. P. Hanusch. M. Mock. T. Lightfoot, C. Glass. N. Hoelscher. S. Harmon. K. Thornton: 2nd Row: L. Williams. C. Hoelscher. V. Luna, N. DeLeon. T. Arn- wine. M. (ones, M. Cisneros. H. Martin. F. Groseclose: 3rd Row: G. Stock. D. Polk, S. Luna. K. Dorton. M. Groseclose. J. Woltman. R. Wiecker 124 Sports Awards Football — Offensive Lineman, |. Conners; Outstanding Back, L. Ford; Defensive Back, F. Bailey; Heart Award, L. Rodriquez: Outstanding Defense, D. Hailey Basketball — Outstanding Defense. B. Scheffer, S. White; Outstanding Offense, M. Jones. N. Hoelscher Basketball — Outstanding Defense, K. Whitfield; Outstan- ding Offense, D. Westerman Track — Most Valuable, J. Knox; Most Im- proved, D. Lorenz Track — Most Outstanding, K. Weaver, Most Improved, K. Hargrove Outstanding Baseball F. Groseclose Volleyball — Most Improved, R. Scarborough; Most Valuable. N. Hoelscher Outstanding Tennis — C. Hoelscher, C. Perez 125 UIL 9 JOURNALISM — Top Row: N. DeLeon, R. Kirkscey, L. Scott, D. Lorenz, J. Tarver, J. Fulton; 2nd Row: C. Hoelscher, F. Groseclose, V. Luna, N. Moeller PROSE AND POETRY - Top Row: R. Pirkle, H. Martin, E. Bostick, T. Brodie, J. Woltman; 2nd Row: K. Wieser, L. Kostiha s. DEBATE — F. Groseclose. R. Kirkscey DRAMA — C. Comeaux, G. Polk. E. Bostick, L. Kostiha. G. Randall 126 INFORMATIVE SPEAKING - J. Raabe, M. Groseclose. C. Corbitt, Mrs. Kahler (sponsor), M. Jones SCIENCE - Top to Bottom: C. Hoelscher, G. Randall, K. Maness, S. Harmon NUMBER SENSE - S. Harmon. L. Buegeler SPELLING AND READY WRITING - Top Row: N. Hoelscher, T. Lightfoot, K. Maness; 2nd Row: R. Allen, J. Tarver, L. Scott. J. Fulton; Bottom Row: B. Doskocil. A. Helpert, N. DeLeon Top Row: K. Dorton, C. Glass. M. Boring. M. Groseclose, K. Dorton. F. Groseclose, G. Frei: 2nd Row: B. Vansa, R. Scarborough. B. Scheffer. K. Thornton, N. Hoelscher, C. Hoelscher, M. Jones. G. Randall, |. Ellison «MB Top Row: D. Lorenz, R. Kirkscey, N. Hoelscher. R. Allen. L. Buegler, C. Corbitt; 2nd Row: S. Harmon. D. Heintze. J. Tarver. J. Vlasek, L. Kostiha: 3rd Row: D. Fuchs. R. Scarborough, T. Green. C. Hoelscher. M. Cisneros, G. Randall 127 Seniors of the Month Sept. — |ane Ellison and Franklin Groseclose Oct. — Mae Mae (ones and Chuck Class Nov. — Karen Thornton, Beth Scheffer, and David Hailey Dec. — Rainey Scarborough and Michael Groseclose Feb. — Nancy Hoelscher and Kerry Dorton Jan. — Sheila White and Kevin Dorton April — Gina Randall and Donnie Polk May — Cissy Comeaux and Gary Frei Mar. — Caroline Hoelscher and Dennis Westerman 128 Top lo Bottom: K. Dorton, N. Hoelscher, D. Marek, F. Groseclose, K. Dorton, C. Hoelscher, G. Randall. C. Hoeslcher — Ralph Wilson Plastics Exer-Pendergraft Temple Chamber of Commerce N. Hoelscher — Lott State bank, Vickey Blakeney Spirit Award D. Marek Rosebud Methodist Church F, Groseclose Student Council K. Dorton ACU Music Senior Scholarship Winners NHS — C. Hoelscher, K. Dorton, G. Randall N. Hoelscher — Valedictorian C. Hoelscher — Salutatorian 129 Friday. May 27. 19H3. 7:30 P M •PROCESSIONAL NATIONAL ANTHEM INVOCATION WELCOME SPECIAL MUSIC Cougar Hr Id Travis, Tax Bill Hamson. Director High School Band Father Gideon Stram. Pastor St Ann's Catholic Church. Rosebud St Michael s Catholic Church Burlington David Hailey. President Up Whm-We Belong Jennings. Sainle-Mane Neusche Tracy Buhl. lisa Williams. Brenda Vansa. Pam Greger. Toni Portillo. Tracy James. Mary lee Entrop. Kevin Dorton. Charles Jackson and Edward Parker Accompanied by Chuck Glass SALUTATORY ADDRESS VALEDICTORY ADDRESS RECOGNITION OF AWARDS DEVOTIONAL CERTIFICATION OF CLASS PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ALMA MATER BENEDICTION Caroline Hoelscher Nancy Hoeischer Steve Brandenburg. Principal Rosebud-Lott High School Charles T. Smith. Minister Church of Christ. Rosebud John Billings. Superintendent Rosebud-Lott I.S.D. Chester Springfield. IVesident Rosebud-Lott Board of Trustees Larry Williams. Minister I-ake Shore School of Practical Evangelism. Church of Christ •(The audience is requested to remain seated during the processional BACCALAUREATE COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM 130 The Class of ’87 James Alien JoAnn Ambriz Vicki Amey Jeremy Bach tel Tanya Bailey Julie Beach Jeraline Bell Jimmy Bennett Kevin Billeck Brian Blagg Connie Bravo Raymond Castilleja OFFICERS — L to R: M. Parcus (Pres.). S. Portillo (Treas.). B Cooper Sec.), J. Beach (V. Pres.). Rudy Castilleja Donna Chaudoin Becky Cooper Leticia DeLeon Erich Diener Joseph Donath l’oiid Engelholm Lonnie Ernst Ben Farmer Donnv Fulton Andrea Garnett Cyde Gilbert Linda Gonzales Debra flatten bach Paul i iernandez Steven fiil! Mark Hoelscher Cynthia Jackson 134 Clifton Jackson Terrell |ackson Frankie James Jody Johnson Whistler Ken worthy Patricia Knox Roy Lara Andy Layne Jessie Martinez Harrison Massington Jack McCreary Mark Niekamp Monroe Parcus Sherrv Pirkle Andrew Pomykal Julian Portillo Raymond Portillo Sylvia Portillo CLASS FAVORITES — Monroe Parcus and Julie Beach Michael Pruett Leo Puente Billy Ramsey Dee Ann Randal Lisa Ann Rodriqi Lisa Rodriquez Ralph Rodriquez Lisa Schedule James Scott Kate Sehon Melissa Shelton Ad: mini' Shield; 135 kS.' (enita Whitlow Chris Tape Marvin Travis Gaylon Turner Danny Velasquez !obin Ventresca Phillip Watkins Robin Wilson 136 The Class of ’88 Alfredo Cisneros Yvonne Coker |ames Corbitt Michelle Cortez )ohn Alexander Fredrick Anderson Cleveland Baily Johnny Beckman Rozalyn Bell Jo Ann Bravo Amy Brueggeman Eric Buhl Tammy Camero Chris Carlisle Yvette Carson Barney Ceballos % Jaye Downes Lance Duncan ■Y . CLASS FAVORITES: James Portillo and Vicki Springfield Rhonda Evans Liea Fields Michael Fulton Eva Gonzales Lori Gonzales Lisa Haverstick David Heslip Will Heslip Scott Hewitt Roger 1 loelscher Ricky Hoff Dee Anna Hogg 137 Skipper Horne David Jackson Billy Jones Michael Jones Billy Kerns John Lara Steve l-ayne Joe Lima John Martin Theresa Martinez Jimmy McBee Williams Meadows Tony Nevels Donald Palmer Todd Parsons Michael Perkins OFFICERS I. to R: P. Sisncroz Sec. , T. Pirkle (Trees. . T Tavlor V-I’res I. L. Haverstick ’res. . Tracv Pirkle Billy Pitts Ben Portillo James Portillo Emmett Rodriquez Floyd Rodriquez Melissa Ruiz Cindy Schexnayider Lisa Schneider Ricky Scott Laura Sehon Patricia Sisneroz Peggy Ska la James Soward 138 139 Future Superstars The eighth grade football team was made up of hard-working and dedicated young men. They always put forth their best effort in practice and showed a lot of potential as future Cougars. Looking for a score! Can we play now? Good blocking makes the play. Top Row: W. Kenworthy. C. Tepe. R. Rodriquez, J. Bennett. A. Whitfield, G. Young, |. Scott. L. Ernst, E. Diener; 2nd Row: J. Donath. R. Castilleja. G. Turner, T. Jackson. R. Castilleja. H. Massington, R. Portillo, D. Velasquez. T. Engelholm: 3rd Row: Coach M. Maas, F. James. S. Hill, M. Hoelscher, C. Jackson. A. Layne, J. Martinez. Coach C. Hill; 4th Row:). Bachtel, D. Fulton. M. Pruett, M. Niekamp. C. Gilbert 140 Top Row: S. Hewitt. D. |ackson, M. Perkins. R. Scott. M. Fulton. B. Portillo, F. Rodriquez; 2nd Row: E. Rodriquez. B. Ceballos, ). Martin, J. McBee, C. Bailey. R. Hoelscher, M. Jones. R. Hoff; 3rd Row: L. Duncan. S. Home. ). Portillo. E. Buhl. W. Heslip, T. Nevels. G. Meadows. J. Soward; 4th Row: J. Luna. A. Cisneros. B. Kerns. S. Layne, T. Parsons. S. Zullo Floyd makes the handoff. Ouch!! When will this game end?? Mighty Little Coogs The seventh grade football team was always eager to learn more about the fundamentals of football. The team played one experimental game of flag football. This game showed their desire for dedication to the team. We expect great things next year from the mighty little Coogs if they continue their dedication and enthusiasm. 141 Super Shooters The Eighth Grade basketball team show- ed their unending determination, as well as their skill at jumping and shooting throughout the season. They always put forth a tremendous effort and showed am- bition. The team represented R-L with great pride. Let's go boys! Top Row: R. Castilleja. R. Castilleja. A. Whitfield, J. Bennett. E. Diener, |. Scott. D. Velasquez. Coach C. Hill; 2nd Row: C. Tepe G Turner I Martinez. H. Massington. B. Kenworthy. C. Jackson. A. Layne, T. Jackson; 3rd Row: |. Bachtel. M. Hoelscher. S. Hill. M. Niekamp Young Athletes Striving to Win 143 Sure Shots The Eighth Grade girls had both an A and a B basketball team. Both teams work- ed hard to achieve their goals of becoming better basketball players. I got it! A TEAM — Top Row: K. Sehon, J. Bell. L. DeLeon. P. Knox. Coach K. Barnett; 2nd Row: G. Whitfield. J. Beach, L. Rodriquez. L. Gonzales Hey, you're in my way. Please, somebody take it! Is Vicki spiking the ball? 144 Always Up to Something 145 Jr. High On the Run For R-L EIGHTH GRADE — Top Row: A Knox, S. Portillo. L Rodriquez. M Shelton; 2nd Row: B. Cooper. |. Beach. L. DeLeon. | Bell; 3rd Row: T Bailey. G. Whitfield. A. Garnett. D. Randall; 4th Row: V Arney. L. Rodriquez. S. Pirkle, L. Gonzales SEVENTH GRADE — Top Row: L. Schneider. M. Thomas. Y. Carson. S. Thomas. T. 'Pravis, T. Taylor; 2nd Row: L. Helds, M Ruiz. P. Slcala. D Hogg. T. Martinez. |. Tarver; 3rd Row: R Bell. C. Schexnayider. M. Cortez. |. Bravo. K. Tamez; 4th Row: R. Kvans. T Pirkle. L. Haverstick. P. Sisneros, V. Springfield 146 Hth GRADE Top Row: M. Parcus. |. Bennett. R Rodriquez. A Whitfield. G. Yoon . D. Velasquez; 2nd Row: A Layne, R Castilleja. E. Diener. |. Scott. T. Jackson. C. Tepe, C. Gilbert; 3rd Row: F. (ames. II Massington. |. Martinez, R Portillo. G. Turner, R Castilleja; 4th Row: M. Niekamp. I). Fulton. J. Bechtel. S. Hill. C. Jackson 7th CHADK — Top Row: | Martin. L. Duncan. B. Portillo. F Rodriquez. T. Novels. | Beckman; 2nd Row: K. Buhl. G Meadows. R Hoff. B (hallos. |. Portillo. K Rodriquez. M. fones; 3rd Row: |. Sowanl. M Fulton. R lloelscher. R. Scott. T. Parsons. S. Canterberry; 4th Row: S. Hewitt. |. I.una, S. Layne. A. Cisneros. S. Xu Ilo, S. Horne. 147 Lifting Our Spirit High An enthusiastic team! We got spirit! Robert gives a pep talk. Coach Cortez is attentive. Band adds extra pep. Praying for a victory. Everybody smile! 148 Go! Fight! Win! Cheerleaders enjoy routine. Rah-rah-rah! Spirit Leaders The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders proved that their spirit was high by the skill they showed while perform- ing at pep rallies and football games. The girls spread spirit throughout the Junior High students and gave the players a stronger desire to win. Build that spirit up! Our spirit is high. Top Row: V. Arney; 2nd Row: |. Beach. B. Cooper: 3rd Row: C. Mason. P. Hargrow, S. Engel 149 Young Sparklers The 1982-83 J.V. Twirlers added sparkle and excite- ment to the pep rallies and halftimes at football games. Even though 3 of the 4 girls were new, they showed their skill and enthusiasm well in their original and well-prepared routines. Snappy moves add excitement. Awaiting pep rally performance! Halftime highlighters! Twirlers end their routine. Top Row: K. Weiser (head). C. Schexnayider; Bottom Row: L. Haverstick, A. Brueggeman Performing on a cold night! 150 Top Row: D. Heslip. H. Massington, P. Skala, C. Schexnayider. T. Jackson, S. Horne. B. Kerns, R. Hoff; 2nd Row: J. Portillo, R. Hoelscher, J, Soward, A. Layne. S. Hewitt. J. Bachtel, R. Rodriquez,). Corbitt; 3rd Row: T. Parsons, S. Layne. M. Pruett. J, McCreary. S. Zullo, J. Scott. S. Canterberry. L. Duncan, B. Portillo. R. Portillo. L. Ernst; 4th Row: K Rodriquez. J. Scott. E. Diener, G. Young. J. Luna, J. Bravo, T. Taylor. J. McBee, V. Springfield. W. Kenworthy: 5th Row: M. Shelton. J. Bell, R. Bell. T. Travis. T. Martinez. Schneider. L. Fields, Y. Coker, S. Pirkle, L. Gonzales; 6th Row: A. Garnett, M. Ruiz, T. Pirkle, L. Sehon, M. Cortez, S. Portillo, Y. Carson. A. Bruegseman, L. Haverstick, J. Tarver Our Future Scholars READY WRITING 8th Grade: B. Ramsey. S. Hill, G. Young 7th Grade: C. Carlisle, |. McBee, J. Soward POETRY AND PROSE 8th Grade: S. Hill. M. Hoelscher, G. Young. A. Garnett, R. Ventresca 7th Grade: M. Cortez,). Tarver, Y. Carson. A. Brueggeman NUMBER SENSE 7th Grade: R. Hoelscher. J. Luna, R. Hoff 8th Grade: |. Bachtel. M. Parcus SPELLING 8th Grade: J. Don at h. L. DeLeon 7th Grade: L. Fields. A. Cisneros. T. Camero, L. Haverstick 152 Jr. High Honors and Awards MATH AWARD: R. Hoelscher, M. Parcus SC ENCE AWARD: B. Pitts. L. DeLeon EXER PENDERGRAFT AWARD. B. Ramsey. |. Donath. W. Kenworthy 153 A Step Into the Future On Tuesday, May 24, the eighth grade graduation ceremony was held in the theater. Several awards were presented to those junior high students who ex- celled in their studies. The eighth graders received their diplomas while their parents proudly looked on. M. Hoelscher receives award. Monroe Parcus receives math award. )ulie smiles after receiving her award. Graduates waiting to receive diplomas. This is great! n Leticia gets her diploma. Advice for the graduates Presentation of band awards 154 SSI m —Jf oboao aa dOQ p acjct f a aooaadQ OaDDooao f € (V dv TCf Lo.! i n1 ! Aimovd lTc Pres. Chester Springfield perien|r Rya ' Eugene Radle' Charles Ellison- l°hn Billings. Chester Springfield: 2nd Row: Harvey Casey. Roy Renfro. Paul Zip- V. Pres. Harvey Casey Sec. Sue Ryan Board of Education 156 Superintendent Mr. John Billings, Superintendent of the Rosebud- Lott I.S.D., condensed his feelings on life in the following quote: “Every person is worthwhile and we should treat everyone with respect and dignity. Principal Mr. Steve Brandenburg. Principal of Rosebud-Lott High School, replied when asked for the key to success: Success is not always just a person who enters the race, but the person who finishes. 157 Beth Allen Eng. II. Ill and IV Janet Angel! PE. Athletics. Sci. 7 Jack Arnwine SS 9. Civics. Athletics Kent Bachtel PE. SS 9. Athletics Ken Barnett SS 8. Athletics Huey Blakeney Ag I and HI. Co-op Annette Bullock P. Sci.. Physics. Chem. Yvonne Carson Remedial Math 7 and 8 Peggy Clark Library. Yearbook Mary Cortez Resource Willie Cortez Spanish. SS 7. Athletics Lynn Dodd Coogettes, Health Al Downing Fom. 1 and II. Alg. I Darrell Engel Communications Glenda Gray Homemaking 8.1 and III Charles Groseclose SS 8, Sci. 7 and 8 Royce Harmon Typing I and II. Acct. Bill Harrison Band Calvin Hill Biology, Athletics Shirley Hoelscher Aide Yesterday’s Students Today’s Teachers Mary |ane Hubik Eng. 7 and 8 Fairie Kuhler Alg. i and 11. Geom.. Trig.. Fom. II Karen Koslosky Eng. I. Heading Improvement 7 and 8 San Lorenz Eng. I and II. Drama Mike Maas Sci. 7. Biology, Athletics Larry Meacham W. Hist.. VV. Geog.. SS 9 Becky Mueck Voe I and II Ray Rabroker. |r. Ag II. PEL Mike Sammon Ag I. Feed lot Carol Stock Math 7 and 8 Wanda Vestal Remedial Reading 7 and 8 Naomi Williams H and F Living. HECE, Hmk. II Carla Whitlow Counselor XK Hard-Working Staff at R-LHS LUNCH ROOM — D. Bell. B. |ohnson, G. Killingsworth. T. Buhl, K. Norton. B. Naumann. S. Thomas. A. Lewis. 160 Betty Cook Principal's Secretary Leona Hargrove Bookkeeper Raye Beinhauer Superintendent's Secretary Melba Blakeney Tax Office Secretary CUSTODIAN: R. C. Phoenix CUSTODIAN: R. Meeks CUSTODIAN: I.Tomek BUS DRIVERS — R. Skala. A. Lewis. |. Beinhauer. D. Sonntag. M. Hoelscher. J. Huhik. I) Skala. K. Kerns. Not Pictured: L. Meacham. P. |. Hoelscher. M. Maas. D. Engel. C. G msec lose. W. Lorenz. V. Hering. BUS MAINTENANCE: R. Skala. |. Beinhauer SCHOOL MAINTENANCE: B. Little. E. Ranly 161 Exciting Days at R-L Pulling it together again “Go away! Coffee break Don't bother me! A break at last Roaming the halls And did you know What a big smile! 162 ED REYNOLDS CHEVROLET, INC. 442 Main Street Rosebud, Texas 76570 Telephone (817) 583-7921 Sales — Service Parts and Reapirs OK Used Cars Caprice Impala Monte Carlo Chevelle Camaro Nova Vega BOBBI’S DANCE WEAR “The Performance Shop” Supplying Your Needs For — Dancing Drill Teams Exercisers Cheerleaders Band Members WACO TOM’S SALES Distributor of Tom's Peanuts, Candies Potato Chips, Pastries, Concession Supplies, Vending Machines 1003 South Lacy Dr. Waco, Texas White Leather Band Shoes (Boys and Girls Sizes) White Gloves (Boys and Girls Sizes) Trunks — White Tennis Shoes Many Choices of Colors and Styles From Tots to Adults In — Leotards Tights Leg Warmers Performer’s Shoes HENSEL HARDWARE FURNITURE Discounts For Groups Hours: Mon-Fri 9:30-5:30 2006 N. Valley Mills Dr. 'til 7:00 Thurs. Night Diamond Point Shopping Center Sat 10:00-5:00 Waco, Texas 76710 (817)776-2617 General Electric Appliances Hardware and Furniture 583-7514 242 Main Rosebud, Texas EtrstSf Austin Texas 78701 476 06 Area 817 772-8600 WACO HOTEL SUPPLY CO., INC. Food Service Equipment and Supplies Design, Fabrication, Installation and Service 308 Lake Air Dr. Waco, TX 165 ROSEBUD LUMBER CO. Best Wishes Class of 1983 Fine Footwear for the Entire Family LONNIE HICKS SHOE STORE 132 Live Oak Marlin, Texas 883-5331 'wwi uuuonnRT Be a Pepper WILSONART BRAND LAMINATED PLASTIC Drink RALPH WILSON PLASTICS CO. 600 GENERAL BRUCE DRIVE Dr Pepper TEMPLE, TEXAS 76501,817-778-2711 An Equal Opportunity Employer For Flowers Call GLASS FLORIST 583-7313 Hwy. 77 Rosebud Wire Service Owners: Jim, Margaret, and Becky Arney Vickie Arney Jr. High Cheerleader 166 Compliments of CLAUD JACKSON’S FINA Gas Tires Parts Oil Hwy 77 Phone 583-4456 Rosebud, Texas JOHNNIE’S OFFICE MACHINES BLACK FARM SERVICE Phone: 778-7608 17 S. 2nd Street Temple, Texas Electronic Typewriters Calculators Cash Registers 817-985-2373 Zabcikville Your Business Appreciated Clyde Black Owner COGDELL’S WESTVIEW HEJL TROPHIES, JEWELRY GIFTS Louise and Edward Hejl, Owners 5 So. 2nd Temple, Texas 76501 Ph. 773-3751 Hardware, Gifts, and Sporting Goods Trophies — Plaques — Medals — Gavels Plastic Door Signs — Desk Name Plates Cross — Sheatfer — Parker — Kriesler Pens. Pencils, and Desk Sets 615 No. Valley Mills Dr. Waco, Texas 76710 Silverplated Gittware Key Rings — Bracelets — Tiaras Engraving on Jewelry and Inside Rings 167 ADRIAN L. YETT Insurance 422 Main Street Office: 817 583-7543 Rosebud, TX 76570 Res: 817 583-7302 Goal-Orientated Education at: FOUR-C COLLEGE BARNETT’S, INC. WESTERN WEAR FARM STORE 'Executive Secretarial — Graduates of this course will be able to take dictation, transcribe letters, understand basic accounting principles and word processing, as well as general secretarial duties. Courses Also Offered in: Drafting Accounting Data Entry 131 Falls Street Marlin ZIP’S DRIVE-IN GRO. 883-2566 Located at 8th at Washington Waco, Texas COUFAL EQUIPMENT CO., (817) 756-7201 INC. Coin Laundry and Zip’s Gas Highway 77 583-7712 Hwy. 95 South Route 3 P.O. Box 3878 773-9916 Temple 76501 “The Most Trusted Name in Savings” FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN III Hillllr Woodway Richland Mall Austin at 13th Westview 168 LONGMOOR INSURANCE AGENCY WESTERN AUTO EDWARDS SONS, INC. 141 Live Oak Phone: 883-5515 Marlin, TX Agent: Mildred Slovacek EUGENE JANSING GROCERY The Old Country Store' TRIPLE R, TROPHIES Westphalia 2406 WACO DRIVE WACO. TEXAS 76701 817 754-7243 584-4994 JULIA HALVE LINDA HARALSON QUALITY ENGRAVING OF TROPHIES. PLAQUES. SIGNS. JEWELRY. TRAYS. ETC SCOTT WHITE Temple, Texas 170 HOELSCHER FUNERAL HOME Service With Dignity Helen B. Hoelscher: Owner David C. Cook: Funeral Director 583-7822 Rosebud, Texas Day or Night K-BOB’S STEAK HOUSE Best Steaks in the Southwest SALAD WAGON 11:00-10:00 Mon Sat SOUTH LOOP 363 ... _ 773-0920 TEMPLE DAILY TELEGRAM Best Wishes Seniors '83 ■■■ A FREE PRESS Your window to the world. PAK GRAIN STORAGE. INC. (Located 'A Mile West of Rosebud) H B PACKING CO. INC. P.O. Box 767 Monroe Parcus Rosebud, Texas Ben W. Allen (MGR.) 583-7975 John R. Killgore Farmer Jones Finest Sausage Bohemian Style Sausage Waco, Texas 171 Some banks have it and some don’t. We have it. MPACT. The remarkable .auto- matic teller that lets you get instant cash from your MPACT accounts, make deposits, transfer funds, even check your balance. And best of all, you can use MPACT 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. When you’ve got it, you’ve really got it. FIRST CONSOLIDATED BANK — ROSEBUD, N.A. Member FDIC RAYMOND DOSKOCIL Land Improvement Contractor Member P.O.BOX 120 A 817-985 2425 TEMPLEjTEXAS The Varden Portrait It's What You Want It To Be. Ihc Varden Portrait is a timeless commemorative of your graduation. Your Varden portrait will speak with distinction. For over .SO years, the name Varden has meant the ultimate in portraiture. When you graduate, don't settle for le ss. Yurrion MudtON. IlH'. Compliments of ROSEBUD PACKAGE STORE ilk TEXA V?BPHK WE’VE GOT MPflCT Two Locations at Texas Bank and the Market Place Shopping Center Temple, Texas 76501 817 778-3671 Compliments of MAREK’S TIRE GOODYEAR Hwy 77 Best Wishes to the Class ol 1983 Rosebud, Texas 583-7542 Business Phone 202 Main Rosebud,Texas We Invite The Students and Faculty To Subscribe and Read The Rosebud News Advertising 583-7811 Commercial Printing SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC CO. 583-4686 Compliments of B. E. ERNST GIN 583-4499 Wayne Drosche Geraldine Ocker H. M. Burns Louis Hartman Rosebud and Lott Route 2 Rosebud 175 Congratulations. Santoro SJ KING S DAUGHTER HOSPITAL AND CLINIC BACA BUILDING CENTER Have you considered a career in a health related field? Everything for the Builder South Loop 363 Call the Texas Temple, Texas Hospital Assoc. 1-800-252-9403 Manager: Leroy Baca Box 535 Rosebud 583-7311 AMBRIZ TEXACO BERNSEN TRACTOR AND FARM EQUIPMENT Rosebud,Texas 76570 Highway 77 and 53 583-7813 Rosebud, TX RepublicBank Waco Congratulaws Graduating Senior . 176 WAL-MART Highway 6 Marlin, Texas Phone: 883-5556 Store Hours 9 A.M. 9 P.M. Mon.-Sat. LARRY DOSKOCIL Dirt Work • Land Clearing • Motor Grading Qualified Conservation Contractor Route 2, Box 34 Westphalia Lott, Texas 76656 Tel 817-584-4954 Compliments of WALLACE WOLFF JOSIE’S BEAUTY INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE SALON Best Wishes to the P.O. Drawer 208, Lott, Texas 76656 817 584-3561 Class of 1983 120 N. City Limits 583-4627 ★ Backing The Cougars ★ CHESTER SPRINGFIELD WASHATERIA Compliments of the Chester Springfield Family Lott, Texas 177 LOTT AUTO SUPPLY Wholesale Cars, Trucks, and Tractor Parts Hwy 77 584-2411 Lott, Texas X CALVIN DOSKOCIL TRUCKING Cottonseed, Cattle, Grain Hauling Westphalia, Texas on experience €xchonge Plcwo. loop 563 Temple, Texos 76501 (817) 774 1978 Diamonds Sterling Silver PATCHWORK JUNCTION Watches Giftware 2nd and Gassaway Lott, Texas Specializing in Selected Handcrafted Gifts L M JEWELERS 101 N. Houston Cameron, Texas 76520 “The Store That Cares to Offer You the Very Best!” 697-2301 TORBETT-HUTCHINGS- SMITH CLINIC “Today’s TrinKet Tomorrow's Treasure Wayne and Penny Mercer 307 Live Oak Street Marlin, Texas 76661 178 GREEN’S FUNERAL HOME, INC. O. Marshall Green and Mark Gerngross Funeral Directors Continuous Service Since 1908 583-7812 Rosebud,Texas GREEN’S FLOWER SHOP Cindy Surguy Adeline Green 583-7946 Rosebud, Texas 179 Jfirsit JBapttstt (CJjurcf) Rosebud The Church that cares about YOUth! Larry Reeves Music Perry Riley Pastor George Brewer Youth LOTT STOP Lott, Texas 584-4471 Congratulations on a Great Year, Seniors Visit With Us in Temple at TEXAS STATE OPTICAL 15 N Main St 1528 Thornton Ln 778-4811 778-6165 Your OIC innovation counters lor facial analysis, fashion eyewear, designer frames and cosmitnets. Also have your eyes examined to be fitted for contact lenses and supplies for all your vision needs “We Care How You Look at Life” Coke CAMERON EQUIPMENT CO. International Harvester Tractors and Equipment New Holland Hay Equipment Goodyear Tires Tommy Corley Off. 817-697-6501 Temple Highway President Home 817-697-2202 Cameron, Texas CURTIS ROTHE, Owner • ) emuece J FIRST IN FASHION Corner of Mam and Houston • P 0 Box 669 CAMERON. TEXAS 76520 Highway 77, Main Street P.O. Box 507 Chilton, Texas 76632 817-697-3021 817 546-3281 181 182 WESTPHALIA FERTILIZER AND GRAIN Seed Fertilizer Grain Westphalia, Texas 584-4383 HOELSCHERTEXACO GERALD D. KILLGORE, DVM VETERINARIAN Phone 583-4233 Home: 583-4429 P.O. Box 438 Office Rosebud, TX 76570 U.S. Hwy. 77 N. Batteries Wide Ovals Farm Bureau Tires Star Tires Automotive and Air Conditioning Service Highway 77 Lott, Texas 584-2381 LOTT DISCOUNT WESTERN OUTLET P.O. Box 431 Downtown Lott, Texas 76656 (817) 584-5522 KIRKSCEY Jeans Boots Belts Congratulations Seniors LOCKER PLANT Custom Slaughtering and Processing of Pork and Beef SLIVA’S RED WHITE FOOD STORE 207 Gassaway Ave. Lott, Texas Highway 77 S. Rosebud,Texas Phone: 583-7316 183 WILDERVILLE COUNTRY STORE Fresh Heavy Beef Open Daily 7-7 F V Owners: Louis and Virginia Zientek 583-2632 TASTY MART jAtry Hwy. 77 Rosebud, Texas Phone 583-7734 6 a.m.-7 p.m. Mon-Fri ROSEBUD DRYER STORAGE, INC. P.O. Box 622 Rosebud, Texas 76570 Phone 817-583-7957 Joe Comeaux Home Phone Manager 817-583-4590 MILAM Auto 301 W. Fourth P.O. Box 848 817-697-6533 Cameron, Texas Auto Supply • Paint • Tools • Rental MILAM RENTALS Serving MILAM COUNTY 184 Judge for yourself. The Club is a better checking account. You probably already have a checking account. And you may even pay a monthly service charge for it. For about the same amount as you might already be paying for regular checking in monthly service charges you could be getting The Club. With The Club you get unlimited checking. Personalized club checks and $10,000 in accidental death insurance. The Planters National Bank. of Rpsebud Main Street Rosebud. Texas 76570 (817) 583-7321 MEMBER FDIC You'll receive a quarterly newsletter outlining our program of discounts, nationwide and regional, on things like travel, entertainment, products and services. They'll save you money every month! And you'll receive financial services like Traveler's checks issued with no service charge. With hard evidence like that, there's only one verdict. The Club upholds a tradition of checking prudence. 185 186 L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY 2930 Chimney Rock, Houston, Texas 77056 MR. ZULLO LTD AND MRS. Z’S BEAUTY SALON CONGRATULATIONS. E Continental Telephone of Texas Keeping you in touch. TIDE PRODUCTS, INC. Randy Burton — Manager Monroe Parcus — Dispatcher Box 572 Rosebud, TX Everything for the Sportsman LOTT STATE BANK btt State Bank Scholarship Winner Jerry Garcia 583-7825 WALLACE GUN WORKS 221 Main Rosebud Phone: 583-4357 189 CAJUN CORNER QUARTER HORSES of Rosebud, Texas P.O. Box 72 Rosebud, TX 76570 (817) 583-4590 or 583-7957 JOE AND CAROLE COMEAUX, OWNERS We invite your inspection and consideration for breeding your mares to our fine stallions. Visitors always welcome. Quality horses for sale. Joe, Carole, Cissy and Kenny Compliments of SOUTHER’S SUPERMARKET, INC. Harvey, Nancy and Kelly Suzanne Casey 239 Main Street Rosebud, Texas Phone: 583-7941 190 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 102 Main St. Rosebud, Texas “Where You Are Always Welcome” Congratulations to the Seniors of 1983 Worship Sunday School 10:50 A.M. 9:30 A.M. Four Major Emphasis of United Methodism 1. God’s Love Includes Everyone! “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.” (John 3:16) 2. Though Tragically Separated from God By Sin, We Can Be Saved Through Faith In Jesus Christ! .. and thou shalt call his name Jesus, for he shall save his people from their sins.” (Matthew 1:21) “But as many as receive Him, to them give he the right to become children of God, even to them that believe in his name.” (John 1:12) 3. God’s Spirit Brings Assurance That We Belong To Him! “The Spirit itself bears witness with our spirit, that we are children of God.” (Romans 8:16) 4. A Life Dominated By Perfect Love Is The Goal of Christian Experience! Jesus said, “... you are to be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect.” (Matthew 5:48) 191 ROSEBUD MEDICAL SERVICES, INC. Halbert Medical Services Assoc. Nursing Home 583-7904 Clinic and Hospital 583-7983 Rosebud,Texas THE WESTERN FAIR, INC. The Boot Center of Falls County Lott, Texas 584-3751 192 ROSEBUD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND AGRICULTURE HIKKi: IS A K( SK Ml 'si I IN KVMKV YARD in ROSI.HI l) l i:XAS RII’I.KY ROSEBUD, TEXAS 76570 Frank Selcer Mr. Zullo Ltd. First Consolidated Bank-Rosebud, N.A. Curly “H” Ranch Realty BF M Co-op Coker’s Tasty Mart Exporters Traders Compress Hensel Hardware Ballard TV D.D.Q., Inc. Style Rite Kirkpatrick Rosebud Medical Services Rosebud News Scheffer Insurance B. E. Ernst Gin Ed Reynolds Chevrolet, Inc. Continental Telephone Baca Building Center Joe Miller Custom Saddles Rosebud Feed Grain Levy Wholesale Hoelscher Funeral Home Rosebud Dryer Storage Ira L. Burns Marek’s Tire Southwestern Electric Malcik Furniture I. M. Rosebud, Inc. Green Funeral Home Flower Shop Glass Florist Rosebud Auto Tractor Supply Tide Kirkscey Locker Plant Rosebud Lumber Co. Parcus Grocery Slovacek Drug Bernsen Tractor Co. PAK Grain Storage John Plasek Lone Star Gas H. C. and Josie Gilstrap Adrian Yett Central Texas Savings Loan Longmoor Insurance Agency Zip’s Drive-In Rosebud Associates Souther’s Super Market 193 Deliciously Different PARCUS GROCERY BIG RED The yearbook staff would like to express its thanks to our patrons for their support. Without the ad section, it would be im- possible for us to print a yearbook. R-L PATRONS Seniors, follow your heart. Mrs. Hubik Congratulations class of 83. Mrs. Mueck Cheerleaders do it right! Elizabeth Bravo Coogettes do it best! lackie Rodriquez Seniors ‘83. “The class with Glass”. Chuck Glass Twirlers do it with style. Kathy Martinez Good Iuck to all my classmates Jane Ellison R-L has the baddest band. iVfona Sisneroz No more “Big uns'. Kevin Dorton Kristi and Dallas say Go get 'em Coogs! Kristi Schlee Give 'em hell boys!!! Anonymous Tammy says. “Go for it Coogs! Tammy Watkins HELP! What do I do now? Jocelyn Fuchs Lynn says Get Mary Lee out of here! Mary Lee Entrop Teri and Veronica — Best friends forever. Teri and Veronica Go for the GUSTO Coogs. Jeanne Greger R-L band’s got the beat. Eileen Bostick Black and Gold are here to stay. Melissa Rodriquez We won't stop until we get to the top! Phil Hanusch Hit ’em with your best shot. Danny Portillo Go Big Coogs Nita Whitfield 8th graders are No. 1 Lisa Ann. Lisa. Sylvia. Missy Gag 'em with menudo Randy and Henry' Good luck to the class of 83 Kathy Tepe Cook 'em Coogs Emilie Cook ‘83 Thespians NO. 1 Cissy Comeaux Best friends Class of '83 Lisa H. and Jennifer T. Ask me about my grandson. Mrs. Glass Good luck seniors “83. Nancy Hoelscher Save the seals. Russell Kirkscey Keep up the tradition.” Devin and Jimmy Seniors “83 the best. Bridget Beach I couldn’t think of what to say. wait “till next year. Lisa Rigby Congratulations class of “83. Amy Brueggeman Flags and clarinets do it better. Janet Woltman Seniors free in ‘83. Robbie Arnold Mouse and Giraffe for ever! Anonymous Live Laugh Love Beth Scheffer Hollywood here I come. Rainey Scarborough TH forever Anonymous Cool cats in ‘83. Angela Williams Baseball players do it best. Franklin Groseclose Good luck to all of my classmates. Sheila White Clarinet players do it best. Holly Martin Debra Heintze loves Edward Provacek Debra Heintze Trombone players play in seven positions. Frank ana Kerry Don‘t leave me here all alone! Angie Rabroker We‘ve served our time in this prison; now it‘s time to be free on May 27.1983! Punkin Farmers do it on a tractor. David Hailey R-L football. No. 1 in ‘84. Roy Halfmann Juniors '83 are the best. Katie Bostick 194 IN MEMORY OF RANDELL ROY SCHWAKE Randell Roy Schwake, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schwake of Lott, was killed early Sunday morning, March 27,1983 at the age of 16. Randy was a junior at Rosebud-Lott High School. He was a member of the Future Farmers of America and Venture. In junior high, he was active in basketball, football, band, and student council. Randy was presently employed with P S Campers on the Ag-Coop Program, and active in the R-L Rodeo Association. 195 Survey The Cougar Tales staff surveyed Seniors at Rosebud-Lott to discover student favorites of 1982-83. Movie E.T. T.V. Program Dynasty Entertainer Richard Pryor Male Singer Kenny Rogers Female Singer Sylvia Group Alabama Album Feels So Right News Event Tylenol Poisoning Political Figure R. Reagan Sports Figure Danny White Cartoon Smurfs Price List Album 10.95 Candy Bar .35 Canned Soft Drink .40-.50 McDonald's Quarter Pounder 1.35 Movie Ticket 3.40-4.00 School Lunch .90 Unleaded Gas 1.10 April 14,1983 196 What’s In? Designer jeans Designer shirts Leg warmers Izod shirts Pedal pushers Monogram Preppie Video games Deaths Grace Kelly Karen Carpenter Ingrid Bergman Arthur Rubenstein Euby Blake Leonid Breznev Bess Truman Paul Bear” Bryant Barney Clark 197 Happenings Football strike Beirut Massacre Tylenol poisoning First black mayor in Chicago Stock market set new records Space shuttle Challenger maiden voyage ET box office hit Gandhi — best picture Birth of royal baby Artificial heart transplant Mark White — Governor Bomb threat at Washington Monument Hinkley found not guilty Sports World Series — St. Louis Cardinals defeat Milwaukee Brewers Super Bowl — Washington Redskins defeat Miami Dolphins NCAA Finals — Houston Cougars lose to North Carolina State NFC Finals — Cowboys lose to Redskins Penn State is top-rated Football team in the country, finishing just above the SMU Mustangs L.A. Lakers win NBA title in 1982 The United States Football League is formed The country begins to get ready for the 1984 Olympic Games to be held in Los Angeles Sherrill signs multi-million dollar contract and finishes with a losing season 198 199 Rosebud-Lott 1983 Senior Autographs SERVICE FLOORS Dennis and Louise Kasner 200 % « m M
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