Rosebud Lott High School - Cougar Tales Yearbook (Travis, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1984 volume:

Fast Times at Rosebud-Lott High School School days are hectic for most students and the weeks just seem to fly by fast and furious. The yearbook staff has chosen Fast Times at Rosebud-Lott High School as its theme for the 1984 Yearbook. The theme will be carried out on the division pages which will feature an automobile. We hope that you enjoy them! 3 One Day at a Time! Everybody smilie! It's gotta be Monday! Boy. I feel important! The Fighting Cougar Band! Lonnie cracks a smile. Smile. Stephen! This sure is fun! Twirlers and Flag Corps pose for a picture. 4 Coogettes clown around! Oh. my gosh! True professionals! Give me your money! Serious situation! Robert enjoys himself. Taking it easy! Please take my picture. 5 “Mr. G. Don’t bother me! Coach Thornton surveys the action! One big happy family. Talking things over! Pam stands tall. Ba. eating again! Good times shared with friends! 9 Hi! A Lasting Impression The 1984 edition of Cougar Tales is an attempt to capture the sometimes precious, a lot of times not so precious memories of school. We, the yearbook staff, hope that you enjoy the 1983-84 edition of Cougar Tales and that it will create a lasting impression of the good times of High School. Michael plays his heart out! Somebody call an ambulance! 12 STUDENT LIFE Students on the Move . .. .4 � The Happiness of Homecoming Rosebud-Lott exes were welcomed back to R-LHS Friday, Oct. 7 to see the Cougars defeat the Caldwell Hornets 7-0 in a close, exciting game. Homecoming activities got under way Thursday night when the Senior Class sponsored the annual Homecoming Bonfire. Halftime activities were highlighted by the crowning of Angie Rabroker as Homecoming Queen. The week was topped off with a victory dance sponsored by the Student Council. “Srs. '84! The Homecoming Court. Look at that scoreboard!! Fred gets with it! 14 Cougars celebrate win! Loyal Cougar Backers! Perfect fit! Seniors build great bonfires! juniors clown around! A Homecoming tradition! Reflections on the victory! The Falls County Youth Fair Sets Lowest Record The Rosebud-Lott Future Farmers of America participated in the Falls County Youth Fair held in Marlin, Texas on September 23 and 24. 1983. The Youth Fair proved to be less of a success than in past years, but Gary Ranly's hereford heifer won Grand Champion and several other members received awards. Every hair in place? )ust a pinch ... Expert beautician! 16 Conference time boys. Students Win Awards The annual Awards Assembly was held on May 16, 1984 in the Little Red Theater during Activity Period. Students in grades 9-12 were recognized for Perfect Attendance, A Honor Roll, scholarships and various other honors and awards. Cheerleaders lead school song. Proud recipients of the Army Award! Goblins Love a Good Time! Goblins and Ghosts, Spooks, and a few other strange creatures came out early to scare up a good time at the Halloween Carnival held in R-L gym on Saturday, October 29. The Student Council sponsored the carnival with various other clubs providing booths which added to the Halloween fun! Munch mouth Doris. Waiting for the lifeguard. Senior-Freshman team. Big, Mean and Tough! The female Cougars got to battle it out at the Powder Puff football game held on May 8, 1984. When the dust had finally settled, the Senior- Freshman team had defeated the Sophomore-Junior team 12 to 6. Bless Ihis poor child! Yeah, we're bad! 19 Young Chemists Win Awards The seventh annual Science Fair was held on March 6, 1984. Students in grades seven through twelve participated in the fair. 1st and 2nd place winners. 3rd and Honorable Mention winners. Where's the cow? A winning project! Smile, Brenda! 20 Be All You Can Be! The Student Council sponsored their 8th annual Talent show on Saturday, April 3, in the Little Theater. This was one of the biggest turnouts ever. Proceeds from the show were donated to the Vickey Blakeney Scholarship Fund. Winners were: K-3 1st — Doris Sisneroz 2nd — Brian Zipperlen 3rd — Lacey Chapman 4th — Keandre Whitfield: Tammy Pelzel, Dana Pate 4th-6th 1st — Jennifer Tindle, Gina Lorenz 2nd — Kelly Roberts, Hilda Fulton 3rd — Amanda Sampson Junior High 1st — Jennifer Tarver, Tesa Taylor, Lisa Haverstick; Michelle Cortez 2nd — Kent Harmon: Tanya Doskocil 3rd — Rhonda Evans High School 1st — Stephen Cooper 2nd — Steve Harmon, Tim Lightfoot, Chris Tepe, Kenny Comeaux, Janet Woltman, Steve Cooper, James Corbitt; Teri Brodie 3rd — Norma DeLeon 21 Talent shows make me hungry! Army rejects! Super Star Seniors! Don't talk back. I'll send you down. This is hard work. I don't want to come out. Triumphant Seniors It’s a bird! It's a plane! It's Super Skala! The Senior Class sponsored a basketball game against the faculty to raise money for their annual trip. The Seniors defeated the faculty in a very exciting game. 22 What do we do next? Senior Citizen Cheerleaders! Tired, boys? Big Smiles! We're ready to go! Eddie and |ames await trip home. Can I ride him? . Ride 'em, Emilie! Six Flags Bound! With a slightly overcrowded bus. the senior class set out for Six Flags over Texas. The annual Senior trip which was held on Fri- day, April 27 proved a very en- joyable trip for all who attended. Mr. Luck and his lion! Athletes Rack in Awards The 1983-84 school year was topped off with a banquet, as R-L’s devoted athletes gathered in Cougar Gym for the annual Sports Banquet held on April 28, 1984. Various awards were given and Emilie Cook, Football Sweetheart, was presented with a gift. The meal was provided by the ladies of Westphalia. Recipients of Appreciation Awards. Now, what was I gonna say? Big smiles from everyone! Neal and Roy discover the camera. Boy, this is great! Isn't this nice?” Did you pay me? 24 School board members enjoy banquet. Coach Thornton is presented with a plaque. Roy's impressed! Won't mom be proud! 25 Here’s to Our Employers The Senior VOE students honored their employers with a banquet at St. Ann’s Center on February 28, 1984. Each employer was presented with a certificate of appreciation for the pa- tience and care shown during the year. Entertainment was provided by the Junior VOE students. Teri works magic! When Liz speaks .. . Mr. Cook seems pleased. B. Skala receives an award. FFA Officers read accomplishments. THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW The FFA Banquet was held on Tuesday, March 27, in the Westphalia Hall. This year the FFA gave a slide presentation on the various activities students participated in. Many awards were given to the active members in the FFA. Look what we got! 27 N.H.S. Heads for Austin The National Honor Society ventured out to the Austin area for their annual trip on May 11. The first stop was at Longhorn Cavern. Next, they saw LBJ Ranch in Johnson City. The day was then topped off with a concert in the UT Superdrum. Don't you dare mess with me! Kathy holds the cave up. Let's jump off! Passing time. We're leaving the school! Watch out world, here we come! 28 Hard Work Rewarded! A pondering situation. The annual Student Council Banquet was held on April 24, 1984 at the Golden Dragon in Temple. The old officers swore in the new officers for the 1984-85 school year and special guests were recognized. 29 It’s a Celebration The 1983-84 Fighting Cougar Band found that it had a lot of things to celebrate at the annual band banquet after having another excellent year. Held on May 15. 1984, the banquet proved quite enter- taining and a great way to end a super fine year. What a group! Debra reads plaque. What did you say? Buddies! Norma is presented with award. Is your potato salad a little sticky? Good job, Michael! Way to go. Bobby! 30 Debra receives award. “When this is over .. Go ahead and smile! Expert entertainment! Seniors Party The Senior class was honored on two separate occasions just for being Seniors! First, the Methodist Church gave a party on April 25. Then on May 14, the Baptist Church presented the seniors with a banquet. 31 “What’s Forever For” On May 5, 1984, the Junior Class presented “What’s Forever For” to the Seniors. A steak and baked potato dinner was served. Music was provided by Sterling Country. Westphalia Hall was decorated in a multitude of pastel colors to carry out the rainbow theme. An exciting grand march! Is it spiked? Eileen read the prophecies. Smile, Laura! Gone with the Wind' Devin and Jimmy enjoy prom! 32 Here we come! Swaying to the music Surprise!!! V Ii ngie and )ay lead the grand march. Rainbows are forever! This is good! Finger-lickin’ good! 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The cast was chosen as alternate to state. Those cast members who placed at District were: Kenny Maness — Best Actor, Russell Kirkscey and Devin Lorenz — All Star Cast, and Laura Kostiha and Shelli Engel — Honorable Mention. At Area, Kenny Maness received Best Actor and Russell Kirkscey and Devin Lorenz — All Star Cast. On the Regional level, Kenny Maness was awarded All Star Cast and Russell Kirkscey and Devin Lorenz received Honorable Mention. If you value your life...” Please don't cry. your makeup will run Characters Lord Uyko Lady Tamanoi Taro Chieda Saeda Chorus Orchestra Crew: Karen Pomykal Santos Luna Janet Woltman Played By Russell Kirkscey Devin Lorenz Kenny Maness Laura Kostiha Shelli Engel Clay Corbitt Jeff McDaniel Stephen Cooper Rosie Eixman Jimmy Jones Kenny Comeaux Jackie Cranford Jana Ranly Alternates: Buddy StClair Karen Pomykal Janet Woltman CLASS OF ’84 PRESIDENT Angie Rabroker VICE PRESIDENT Jesse Martinez SECRETARY Lisa Rigby TREASURER Angel Portillo Fred Bailey Karen Bailey Ruby Bailey Donald Bell Stanley Bell Barry Blagg Katie Bostick Andrew Bravo Sammy Campbell Sherry Canterberry Emilie Cook Stephen Cooper Karen de la Garza Norma DeLeon Bobby Doskocil Lonnie Ford |oy Fulton jeanne Greger 37 Kim Haddock Roy Halfman Kenneth Hargrove Rodney Harrison Debra Heintze Celeste Henson Eugene Hodges Beth Hoff Donald )ohnson Robert Jones Russell Kirkscey Laura Kostiha o 38 SENIORS Robin Little Kenny Maness lames Marmon Jesse Martinez Oscar Martinez Desyria Miller Michael Mock Nancy Moeller Eddie Nevels Jane Norris Angel Portillo Danny Portillo An ;it' Rabroker Daphne Ramsey Gary Ranly Josie Reyna Lisa Rigby Melissa Rodriguez Ray Rodriguez Linda Ruiz Jesse Salazar Brinson Sangster Darwin Scott Lori Scott 40 SENIORS Bobby Skala Kathy Tepe Doris Thomas |erry Thomas Kim Thomas George Tomek Karen Turner Sally Velasquez Kim Ventresca Nita Whitfield Larry Zientek SENIORS Norma DeLeon Laura Kostiha Sherry Canterberry Jeanne Greger Linda Ruiz 42 Joy Fulton Jane Norris (p Stephen Cooper CLASS OF ’85 PRESIDENT Devin Lorenz VICE PRESIDENT Dale Hoelscher SECRETARY Buffy Doskocil TREASURER Tammy Green Ricky Bailey Eileen Bostick Elizabeth Bravo Robert Brenek Teri Brodie Lynn Buegler David Bums Dolly Butler Laura Carey Patricia Cavitt Michelle Coker Clay Corbitt Joseph Cortez Jackie Cranford Mike Donath Buffy Doskocil Rosemary Eixman James Entrop |oel Ford Laurie Freeman Donna Fuchs Mark Gausemeier Tammy Green Chip Hansen 44 Sherry' Hattenbach Amy Helper! Joyce Hering Joe Hernandez Richard Hileman Louise Hodges Brian Hoelscher Dale Hoelscher Randy Hoelscher Michael Hogg Randy Jackson Carol Johnson Barbara Jones Charles Jones Jimmy Jones Melinda Kennedy Letha Kerns Jill Kleypas Joyce Knox Tim Lightfoot Devin Lorenz Veronica Luna Dewayne Luster Adam Martinez Kathy Martinez Linda Martinez Peter Martinez Missy Mason Chad Newby Patricia Nevels Juanette Payne Phillip Pina David Polk Karen Pomykal Larry Portillo Luis Portillo Jeb Raabe Jana Ranly Jackie Rodriquez Sulema Ruiz Neal Ryan Rudy Salazar 45 Dan Sampson Kristi Schlee Mary Ann Sisneroz Ramona Sisneroz Mark Spivey Gary Stock (ill Tarver Bernadette Thompson Harriett Thompson Annette Turner Pam Vansa lames Vlasak Tammy Watkins Keith Weaver Sandra Whitfield Ronnie Wiecker Charles Williams Khris Wilson 46 JUNIORS CLASS OF ’86 PRESIDENT Randy Parcus VICE PRESIDENT Richard Martinez SECRETARY Martha Cisneros TREASURER David Good SOPHOMORES Sean Adams Richard Allen Michelle Amey (ackie Bailey Tammy Bartek Sherry Bennett Denise Bone Henry Bravo Steve Bravo Richard Brooks Tanya Brown Kelly Casey Nancy Cavitt (oeCastilleja Martha Cisneros Kenny Comeaux Tim Cortez Billy Cox Shelli Engel Sandra Givens David Good Richard Halbert Michael Halfmann Phil Hanusch 47 Pam Hargrow Sieve Harmon Ricky Hoelscher Louise Jackson Mike Jackson Margie Johnson Clayton Jones Sherry Jones Rhonda Knox Kari Lewis Santos Luna Holly Martin Lupe Martinez Paul Martinez Richard Martinez Dee Dee Mason Jeff McDaniel Chuck Miller Doris Nixon Willie Palmer Randy Parcus Melissa Parker Ray Pirkle Denise Portillo Jerome Portillo Renee Rice Johnny Roberts Albert Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez Kelly Scarborough Brenda Schoppe Robert Scott Jerry Smith Victor Tamez Kenneth Taylor Scottie Thomas Twilot Thomas Suzy Thompson Dewayne Thorpe Sylvia Vergera Patrick Wallace SOPHOMORES Kim Wieser Lisa White Ricky Wiecker Connie Willberg Janet Woltman Rhonda Young CLASS OF ’87 PRESIDENT Monroe Parcus VICE PRESIDENT Julie Beach SECRETARY Becky Cooper TREASURER Chris Tepe |o Anna Ambriz Vicki Arney |eramy Bachtel Tanya Bailey |ulie Beach Pat Beach Jeraline Bell Jimmy Bennett Brian Blagg Connie Bravo Susan Brumley Raymond Castilleja Rudy Castilleja Wendi Clement Becky Cooper Leticia DeLeon Erich Diener Joseph Donalh Billy Doskocil Todd Engelholm Lonnie Ernst Ben Farmer Donnie Fulton Andrea Garnett FRESHMEN Machelle Gausemeier Cycle Gilbert Linda Gonzales Debbie Hattenbach Paul Hernandez David Heslip Mark Hoelscher Scotty Hoelscher Cynthia )ackson Clifton Jackson Terrell Jackson Frankie James Charlie Johnson Jody Johnson Darrell Jones Whistler Kenworthy Patricia Knox Darrell Kostiha Roy Lara Andy Layne Jesse Martinez Harrison Massington Lynn May Mark Niekamp Monroe Parcus Sherry Pirkle Andrew Pomykal Raymond Portillo Sylvia Portillo Michael Pruett Leo Puente Lisa Raabe Billy Ramsey Dee Ann Randall Lisa Ann Rodriguez Lisa Rodriguez Ralph Rodriguez Lisa Schedule Virginia Schoppe James Scott Kate Sehon Melisia Shelton 51 1 : Adrienne Shields Tammy Smith Chris Tepe Angie Thomas Marvin Travis Gaylen Turner Danny Velasquez Robin Ventresca Anthony Whitfield Glenda Whitfield Jenita Whitlow- Robin Wilson FRESHMAN 53 H0MEEQMING E0URT SENIOR JUNIOR BAND SWEETHEART FOOTBALL SWEETHEART EM b ELUQK MR. m0 MISS R-b HS JESSE MARTINEZ AND NANEY MOELLER PRETTIEST AND MOST ‘HANDSOME 60 STEPHEN COOPER AND MISSY MASON STANLEY BELL AND DEVIN LQRENZ 61 62 ELIZABETH BRAVO AND LONNIE FORD MOST LIKELY TQ SUCCEED 64 M0ST ATHLETIE L0NNIE F0RD AND DEVIN L0RENZ GLASS FAVORITES Martha Cisneros and David Good Sophomores Danny Gonzales and Jill Beach Seventh Grade FflVQRITES 67 Roger Hoelscher and Vicki Springfield Eighth Grade IDEBRfl “HEINTZE AND RUSSELL RIRRSEEY IMSITY O T B L L The varsity Cougars had a very misleading record. With the arrival of 3 new coaches, the Cougars and their fans were looking forward to a new beginning. But, it never seemed to get started. The Cougars truly practiced hard and played even harder, but they never seemed to get the breaks to go their way. Some bright spots in this otherwise dim season were the winning of the Homecoming game, and the tremndous effort of Lonnie Ford, who rushed for 1,000+ yards. COACHES — L. Lewis, R. Weilbacher, M. Maas, K. Barnett. Kneeling. J. Thornton fHeadj. MGRS. — Gilbert. M. Neikamp, S. Cooper, B. Blagg. D. Burns, C. R-L Opp. 6 Reicher 7 7 Rogers 14 7 Robinson 31 7 Waco High 26 3 Fairfield 27 7 Caldwell 0 21 Rockdale 34 0 Cameron 33 14 Marlin 26 9 Hearne 31 ' Top Row: Coach Maas, M. Spivey. |. Worthey, F. Bailey, D. Bell, N. Ryan, R. Kirkscey, P. Wallace, L. Ford. R. Halfmann, ). lones. Coach Thornton. Coach Weilbacher. 2nd Row: D. Scott. K. Hargrow, B. Blagg. C. Newby. M. |ackson, D. Johnson, M. Halfmann. C. Corbitt, S. Bell, J. Raabe. 3rd Row: J. Martinez, R. Rodriguez. |. Salazar. E. Hodges. R. Bailey, T. Cortez, J. Hernandez. |. Cortez. 70 JUNIOR IMSITY The 1983 ).V. Cougar squad played win- ning football. They played with con- fidence, and overall it showed up in their 6-4 record. Hopefully, some of their luck and skill will help and add to the varsity squad for 1984. I think we’ll win. I want to play! Touchdown bound! Time out! Top Row. Lto Right: Coach Lewis. R. Halbert. R. Jackson. J. Ford. J. Jones. B. Martinez. C. Jones. Coach Barnett. 2nd Row: D. Tindle. A. Martinez. H. Bravo, D. Good. R. Parcus. P. Martinez. 72 Let me get him! Push Em' way back! Half-time pep talk! fR£SHMbN The freshman team for 1983 played with determination, but determina- tion alone will not win football games. With an overall average of 2- 8, all is not lost, for many things can happen in three years. Stopped the run! D h L L Top Row: Coach Barnett. D. Velasquez, P. Beach. M. Parcus. R. Castilleja. | Bennett, R. Castilleja. B. Doskocil. T. Jackson. H. Mas- sington. Bottom Row: M. Travis, P. Hernandez. J. Martinez. M. Hoelscher. S. Hoelscher, A. Layne, C. Johnson, C. Jackson. R. Portillo. 73 IMSITY o L L € Y B •L L The Varsity Volleyball team highlighted its season by placing 1st in the Rockdale Tournament. Although they only placed 4th in district play with a 4-6 record, the Cougarettes had a preseason record of 9-7. With the loss of only two seniors, Emilie Cook and Angie Rabroker, next year’s varsity team will be a threat for the district crown. I give up!” The 'A' Team” R-L Opp. R-L Opp. 7-15 15-3 3-15 6-15 1-15 12-15 15-4 15-7 8-15 12-15 15-6 13-15 1-15 11-15 6-15 14-16 13-15 15-2 5-15 1-15 R-L Opp. Opp. 15-13 Rockdale Caldwell Cameron Marlin Hearne 15-3 Rockdale Caldwell Cameron 15-11 Marlin Hearne 1st Row: Coach Jackson. 2nd Row: D. Fuchs, T. Green. 3rd Row: A. Rabroker. J. Ranly, D. Lorenz. E. Cook. 74 V o L L € Y D L L 76 JUNIOR IMSITY The 1983-84 Junior Varsity Cougarettes had a disappointing season. With the return of very few veteran players, the girls were inexperienced. Throughout the season the girls showed spirit, pride, and determination. They enjoyed playing and were dedicated. The Courgarettes were led by Joyce Hering and Jill Klepyas. The girls show a lot of promise for next year. What Hustle! 1st Row: Coach |ackson. 2nd Row: D. Hattenbach. |. Bailey. J. Beach. L. Rodriquez. 3rd Row: M. Gausemeier. J. Hering. K. Scarborough. |. Kleypas. L. Raabe. R. Eixman. Not Shown: S. Hattenbach. Which Way Do I Go?” JUNIOR IMSITY The J.V. girls basketball team had a disappoint- ing season. With the highlight being a single win against Marlin. The team mostly consisted of freshmen ancf a few sophomores, but next year's team promises to be much better because these freshmen will have gained the needed experience to become a successful working unit. _ “Give Me Five! Reach For The Sky! L To R. 1st Row: L. Gonzales. L. White. K. Scarborough. J. Bailey. L. Rodriguez. 2nd Row: G. Whitfield, L. Raabe, R. Knox. L. Raabe, R. Knox. P. Beach. And Coach Barnett. D h L L 77 IMSITY The 1983-84 Varsity Girls Basketball team tied for third in their race for the District 23 AAA brag- ging rights. Due to lack of Senior leadership and experience the team ended the season with a 6-18 record. The Courgarettes never gave up. Most of their games were not decided with skill but luck. One highlight was a thrilling victory over Cameron 56-50 in Cougar Gym. With five returning starters the team shows a lot of promise for next season. Sherry Canterberry was the only Senior and was not able to play due to a knee injury early in the season. What's it to you! Coach |ackson at work. m R-L Opp. Opp. 35-45 Rockdale 32-35 Caldwell 35-44 Cameron 48-54 Marlin 62-63 Heame 47-51 Rockdale 31-41 Caldwell 56-50 Cameron 63-35 Marlin 38-51 Heame 1 L to R. 1st Row: M. Johnson. Manager. R. Sisneroz, B. Jones, P. Cavitt, N. Cavitt. 2nd Row: S. Givens. S. Canterberry. J. Ranly. D. Lorenz, and |. Knox. D S K € T B F L L 80 IMSITY The hardest way to lose any ballgame is to lose it by just one point. The Cougars found that out as they suffered through a season full of one-point heartbreaks. Although the 83-84 team possessed skill and talent, Lonnie Ford and Fred Bailey were named to 1st Team All District and Donald Bell, Honorable Mention. The one thing the Cougars didn’t have enough of was luck. Looking at the schedule, if they had just scored 10 more points, they would have been 7-3, and would have made it to the playoffs, instead of finishing 3-7. They had plenty of fans, and it always was good to see that even though things didn’t go their way, they had lots more class than other teams in the district. R to L: E. Bostick. T. Green. (Books) R. Martinez, (Mgr.). 83-84 SCHEDULE 1st Round 2nd Round R-L Opponents R-L Opponents 63 57 — Cameron 52 54 — O.T.-Camerot 41 42 — Marlin 43 47 — Marlin 65 72 — Hearne 45 74 — Hearne 42 41 — Rockdale 56 58 — Rockdale 75 61 — Caldwell 62 70 — Caldwell 1st Row, R to L: Coach Weilbacher, L. Ford. D. Bell, P. Wallace. N. Ryan, F. Bailey,). Worthy. 2nd Row: J. Martinez, S. Bell, E. Hodge D. Scott. JUNIOR IMSITY The Cougar Junior Varsity team for 83-84 prac- ticed and worked just like the other R-L teams, but they just didn't win as much. They ended up with a 2-8 record, which didn’t do them justice. B 5 K G T B 6 L L Look at his legs! Beginning another game! Halftime Show! lump shot! Give it to me! Hoop! Top Row. L to R: M. Spivey, R. jackson. K. Weaver.). Ford, D. Palmer, Coach Maas. Bottom Row: P. Martinez, R. Bailey. K. Taylor, R. Salazar. 82 The Freshman basketball team for 83-84 had a great season. Their overall record was 11 and 6. with a district record of 8-2. They missed a perfect district record by only 2 points, losing their only two games by one point each. Noted by coaches around the district as the team that hustled the most, the Freshman basketball team showed that hard work really does pay off as they became the district champs. Easy lay up. Freshman Pressure is on. lump up high! Shooting for two! Top Row: Coach Lewis. H. Massington. R. Castilleja. J. Bennett. R. Castilleja. A. Layne. Bottom Row: | Martinez. C. Jackson. T. (ackson. B h S K € T B L L 83 T e fi fi i s IMSITY The 1984 Varsity tennis team played with skill and determination. “We were few in number and young in experience, but had a lot of desire. This hopefully will be a good foundation for next year's tennis team,” commented Coach Cortez. Good luck next year. Veronica shows technique. C. Williams shows his stuff. 'Wow! I hit it.” L to R, 1st Row: Jill Tarver and Veronica Luna. 2nd Row: Coach Cortez and Charles Williams. 84 The latest from Max Factor. Tennis is our racquet. JUNIOR IMSITY Although the J.V. lacked experience, their deter- mination and willingness to give it their all will pay off in the future,” said Coach Cortez of the 1984 J.V. tennis team. Although they didn't win a district championship, they can really be proud of their accomplishment. L to R, 1st Row: D. Fuchs. 2nd Row: M. Gausemeier, T. Green. E. Bostick. 3rd Row: L. Quiet for once! Raabe, L. DeLeon. Not Shown: J. Rodriquez and J. Bachtel. 85 T R C K IMSITY JUNIOR I4 RSITY The 1984 Track team had a good year. With more participation than in past years, the track team had some memorable moments on their way to scoring 67 District points. Some of these points were scored in field events, which R-L has not placed in over three years. Other notable performances were given by Keith Weaver, Richard Martinez, and the Mile Relay Team, most of which will be back next year. Catch that man! Up, Up. and Away! Anticipation! Starting Warmup. Top Row. L to R: S. Harmon. J. Trench. K. Taylor. P. Wallace, B. Doskocil, R. Bailey. J. Worthey. C. Jackson, A. Pomykal. R. Martinez M. Parcus. L. Ford, F. Badey. K. Hargrow. K. Weaver. 2nd Row: J. Entrop. J. McDaniel. C. Corbitt. M. Spivey, L. Buegeler. J. Raabe, C. Newby, C. Tepe, D. Tindle, R. Castilleja, T. |ackson. J. Jones. 3rd Row: D. Fulton. A. Layne. H. Massington. P. Beach. R. Portillo, R Allen. J. Martinez, D. Spiller. V. Tamez. T. Cortez. 86 IMSITY MID JUNIOR IMSITY Hangin' around the bar. The 1983 Varsity and junior Varsity teams had a very good season. They finished second in district to be topped only by Cameron by a few points. Joyce Knox was high point girl in the district meet placing in many events. Next year should be very promising due to lack of Seniors. L. to R., 1st Row: ]. Ranly. D. Fuchs. J. Beach, M. Gausemeier. 2nd Row: P. Cavitt. N. Cavitt, ). Bailey. S. Thompson. 3rd Row: R. Knox. B. (ones. G. Whitfield. |. Knox. S. Givens. 4th Row: L. Rodriquez. S. Vergara. P. Knox. |. Payne. 5th Row: Coach Barnett. Coach jackson. Not Shown: D. Lorenz. T R F.at my dust! 87 IMSITY D F S € B F L L Better things happened to the baseball team in '84. Although unable to break their losing streak, they played well, with much im- provement in their scores over last year. If they can continue improving, '85 just might see a winning baseball team. Are ya'II ready to go yet?!! One down, two to go! Baseball Schedule '84 R-L Opp. 2 12 — Heame 3 5 — Marlin 4 14 — Cameron 9 15 - Caldwell 4 7 — Rockdale 2 12 — Heame 1 9 — Marlin 0 15 — Cameron 6 11 — Caldwell 3 12 — Rockdale 88 BASEBALL PLAYERS t, to R: D. Good. R. Parcus. N. Ryan. L. Ford. Coach Meacham. Cortez. R. Rodriquez. Diamond girls: B. Doskocil. K. Lewis. Bottom: |. Martinez. R. Salazar. H. Bravo, I UMOR IMSITY The ).V. Team this year was small and inex- perienced. But, this was the first time that R-L has had a J.V. team in a couple of years. Plagued with injuries, they only played in one tournament and about 5 games. Hopefully the interest will con- tinue, and they will have something to look for- ward to in a few years. Top Row, L to R: R. Brooks, D. Velasquez. B. Farmer, A. Layne, H. Massington, T. Engleholm. Bottom: M. Niekamp, F. (ames, S. Luna. S. Bravo. 90 A Part of the Action 7.. r e f J Putting It Together The Yearbook staff was faced with another busy year! With deadline after deadline to meet and picture after pic- ture to take it seemed as if we barely had time to catch our breath. But, we’ve made it! Honestly, this year hasn't been easy, but we’ve given it our best and we hope that we’ve captured your memories of school. We, the yearbook staff, sincerely hope that you enjoy the 1984 Cougar Tales. Top: |. Tarver. B. Doskocil. E. Cook. K. Lewis. P. Clark (Sponsor!- 2nd Row: M. Cisneros. N. Moeller. L. Rigby. A. Rabroker. L. Freeman. Here's the film! Working hard on yearbook? What do you mean, you've lost your page? 92 B. Doskocil — Business Manager N. Moeller — Editor J. Tarver — Asst. Editor Isn’t that sweet! We have a new staff member! 93 Top Row: M. Halfmann, T. Brodie. S. Engel. J. Woltman. K. Lewis. K. Maness, C. Corbitt. |. Fulton, D. Lorenz. R. Little. 2nd Row: J. Vlasak. R. Kirkscey. M. Mock. 3rd Row: Mr. Groseclose (sponsor). T. Cortez. |. Tarver. S. Canterberry. D. Fuchs. J. Hering. T. Green. J. Rodriquez. E. Bravo. K. Martinez. D. Heintze. B. Doskocil. Mrs. Hubik (sponsor). 4th Row: M. Cisneros. N. DeLeon. B. Hoff. R. Halfmann. L. Rigby. L. Scott. N. Moeller. E. Cook. L. Kostiha. A. Helpert. Bottom Row: B. Sangster. G. Tomek. B. Hoelscher. S. Harmon. |. Raabe. L. Buegeler. 1983-84 Inductees Mr. Groseclose makes speech. SCHOLASTIC LEADERS The Black Rose Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted twenty new members on February 8. 1984. They were involved in a variety of activities throughout the year, such as selling candy, donated money to the Kerns family whose house was burned, and had a Halloween booth. The year concluded with a trip to Austin, where they went to the LB( Ranch, visited the Longhorn Caverns, and attended the Barbara Mandrell Con- cert at the Super Dome. OFFICERS - L-R: B Hoff (Treas.|. I. Scott (Pres.). L Rigby (V. Pres ). N. Moeller (Sec.) 94 Top Row: T. Taylor. R. Hoelscher. G. Young. I. Donath. L. Fields. R. Green. L. DeLeon. 2nd Row: Mr. Groseclose (Sponsor). M. Parcus. |. McBee. |. Soward. A. Brueggeman. M. Cortez. L. Haverstick.). Beach. Mrs. Hubik (Sponsor). Bottom Row: B. Pitts, Y. Coker. D. Kostiha. A. Cisneros, |. Corbitt. L. Raabe. 1983-1984 White Rose Chapter Members Members recite N]HS pledge. New members enjoy induction ceremony. Striving Individuals The White Rose Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society participated in many school and social functions. They raised funds for the Kerns' home which was burned and they purchased glasses for a student. In addition they sold candy. They were treated to an evening out on the town for all their hard work. 95 Seniors of the Month March Brinson Sangster and joy Fulton April George Tomek and Beth Hoff May Gary Ranly, Sherry Canterberry, and Bobby Doskocil Sept. Russell Kirkscey and Emilie Cook Oct. Stephen Cooper and Laura Kostiha Nov. Kenny Maness and Norma DeLeon Dec. Rov Halfmann and Nancy Moeller fan. Jesse Martinez and Lori Scott Feb. Michael Mock and Debra Heintze The Final Step Today, we start our life anew. We must leave the security of High School and take that first big step into the future. Looking back, we have so many good memories to reflect upon. But now, the only thing left to say is, “Goodbye RL-HS, we’ll miss you!’ Another award Valedictory Address Put it on straight, boy! Salutatory Address Good Job! When is it my turn? BACCALAUREATE COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Friday. May 25. I9M Cougar Field Travia. Te� a� •PROCESSIONAL High School Band Bill Harrison. Director NATIONAL ANTHEM INVOCATION Elder Wayne Droache Reorganized Church of Jeaua Christ of Utter Day Saint� WELCOME Angie Rabroker. President SPECIAL MUSIC I O. U. by l e Greenwood Fred Bailey. Karen Bailey. Ruby Bailey. Donald Bell, Stanley Bell. Sherry Canterberry.Stephen Cooper. l-onnie Ford III. Joy Fulton. Eugene Hodge� II. Donald Ray Johnson. Laura Kosliha. Kenny Maneas. Jane Norria. Angie Kahmker. Gary Ranly. Lisa Rigby. Becky Ro� s. Darwin Sc oil. Doris Thomas. Kim Thomas. Accompanied by Norma Del .eon SALUTATORY ADDRESS Russell Kirkscey VALEDICTORY ADDRESS Debra Heinue RECOGNITION OF AWARDS DEVOTIONAL CERTIFICATION OF CLASS Steve Brandenburg. Principal Rosebud I-oil High School Father Aleck Uzek Church of the Visitation. Westphalia John Billings. Superintendent Rosebud Utt I S D. PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Chester Springfield. President Rosebud Utt Board of Trustees ALMA MATER BENEDICTION Rev John Ktmberlin Lott Baptist Church •iThe audience ia requested lo remain seated during the processional I Look, I’m singing! These heels are killing me! For all you do ... Will bobby pins help? Do I have to wear it? I.O.U. Hat s Off! 133 134 CLASS OF ’88 PRESIDENT Vicki Springfield VICE PRESIDENT Tesa Taylor SECRETARY Tracy Pirkle TREASURER Roger Hoelscher Frederick Anderson Marinda Arney Craig Bailey Rozalyn Beil Marvin Bice |o Ann Bravo Geoffrey Brooks Amy Brueggeman Eric Buhl Tammy Camero Sieve Canlerberry Chris Carlisle Barney Ceballos Alfredo Cisneros Yvonne Coker lames Corbitt Michelle Cortez |aye Downes Lance Duncan Rhonda Evans Llea Fields Michael Fulton Eva Conzales Lori Conzales 136 EIGHTH Robin Green Wil Hansen Lisa Haverstick Will Heslip Scott Hewitt Roger Hoelscher Ricky Hoff Dee Dee Hogg Skipper Home David Jackson Billy Jones Michael {ones Billy Kernes Steve Layne Joe Luna |ohn Martin Theresa Martinez Jimmy McBee William Meadows Allanda Mitchell Tony Nevels Donald Palmer Todd Parsons Tracy Pirkle Billy Pitts Ben Portillo lames Portillo Emmett Rodriguez Floyd Rodriguez Melissa Ruiz Cindy Schexnayider Lisa Schneider Ricky Scott Laura Sehon Bucky Shackelford Patricia Sisneroz Peggy Skala fames Soward Leslie Spires Vicki Springfield fames Sutterfield Erika Tamez 137 CLASS OF ’89 PRESIDENT Kent Harmon VICE PRESIDENT Vicente Martinez SECRETARY Jill Beach TREASURER Michael Dixon Brian Acuff Jill Beach Debora Bell Lori Bernsen Robin Billings Nathan Borden Abraham Bravo Carmen Bravo Pamela Brooks Randy Broughton Zachary Buhl Neal Burton Bobby Butler Pam Carlisle Laura Castilleja Justin Chapman Calvin Coker Ben Davilla Mike Dennis Michael Dixon Shea Dorton Margaret Eixman Mary Eixman Andrew Farmer SEVENTH 139 Brian Ford Alfred Gilbert Danny Gonzales Cindy Good Delores Gutierrez Mary Gutierrez Regina Hargrow Stephen Hargrow Kent Harmon Darren Hoelscher Lisa Hogg Melissa Holtman Timothy Hudson David Knox Judy Knox John Lawrence Kim Lawrence Trent Lightfoot Roland Maldonado Dave Marek Deshannon Marmon Maggie Martinez Vincent Martinez Sebrina Massington David McBride Debora McIntosh Delores Mendez Donald Niekamp |arrod O’Brien Tanya Parsons Sonney Perez Adam Portillo Sophia Portillo Rosa Ramirez Kim Randall Elizabeth Rigby Steven Robledo Adam Romero Brenda Scheffer Donna Scott Lowell Scott Jeff Slovacek 140 SEVENTH Randy Smith Tina Spires Hailey Sudduth Carlos Tamez Pete Tamez Sherry Thomas Robert Thompson Sheila Thorpe Mindy Tobias Stephen Travis Cleota Truesdale Tabitha Truesdale Thurman Truesdale Esmeralda Vergara Ruth Vergara James Welch Quinton White Andrew Wilde Mark Williams Tammy Williams John Woychesin Mary Zeig Michelle Zipperlen Mighty Fighters ... The eighth grade football team showed dedication and pride throughout the season. They put a lot of effort into their practices. They faced larger opponents, but they still showed determination and courage. Coach Cortez gives a pep talk. Let's get ’em!! A coke and a smile?? Top Row: M. Fulton. R. Hoelscher. B. Kerns. J. Sutterfield.). Trench. R. Scott. W. Hansen. K. Bailey. R. Halfmann. 2nd Row: Coach W. Cortez. J. So ward. A. Cisneros. J. Corbitt. ) Martin. L. Duncan. B. Jones. F. Rodriguez. S. Horne, G. Brooks. R. Rodriguez. 3rd Row: R. Luna. B. Shackelford. M. Bice. S. Zullo. J. Portillo. E. Rodriguez. L. Hewitt. L. Layne. B. Ceballos. T. Nevels. E. Buhl.). McBee. C. Carlisle. 142 Top Row: Coach C. Groseclose, T. Truesdale, D. Gonzales. B. Ford. C. Tamez. M. Dixon, J. O'Brien, D. McBride, A. Wilde. J. Chapman. Q. White. B. Davilla. N. Ryan. L. Portillo. 2nd Row: Mgr. S. Hargrow. M. Williams. A. Bravo. T. Lightfoot, L. Brunson. A. Farmer. K. Harmon. D. Knox. N. Borden. B. Acuff, |. Slovacek. Z. Buhl. D. Niekamp. 3rd Row: M. McCreary. R. Broughton. H. Sudduth. N. Burton. A. Portillo. L. Scott. P. Tamez, D. Marek. T. Hudson. B. Butler. What now, Coach??? Coach Groseclose gives a pep talk. Clowning around!! ... in Action The seventh grade football team never quit throughout the whole season. They showed shear deter- mination in every football game. The season ended with an overall record of 4-3-1. 143 Sharp Shooters A TEAM — Top Row: F. Rodriguez. J. Portillo, R. Hoelscher, M. Jones, B. Ceballos, Coach Cortez. 2nd Row: C. Carlisle, B. Shackleford, Layne, C. Bailey, B. Jones. Little Shooters A TEAM — Top Row: Coach Groseclose. R. Maldonado, N. Borden, M. Williams, T. Hudson. T. Lightfoot. 2nd Row: M. Dixon. V. Martinez. A. Farmer, S. Travis, D. Gonzales. P. Tamez. 3rd Row: T. Truesdale, C. Tamez, K. Harmon, J. Slovacek, J. O’Brien, A. Wilde. B TEAM — Top Row: Coach Groseclose. J. Woychesin, D. McBride, P. Tamez, Q. White. R. Maldonado. T. Hudson, T. Lightfoot. 2nd Row: N. Ryan. D. Knox. Z. Buhl. B. Ford. A. Bravo. J. Gordon. S. Robledo. L. Portillo. 3rd Row: S. Perez. B. Acuff, S. Hargrow. N. Burton. C. Coker. J. Lawrence, B. Butler, D. Hoelscher. i Future Cougarettes B TEAM — Top Row: Coach Barnett. J. Bravo. M. Thomas. L. Schneider. L. Field. P. Skala. Y. Mitchell. T. Martinez. 2nd Row: T. Pirkle, M Cortez, C. Schexnayider. A. Brueggeman. P. Sisneroz. 146 Jr. High Dribblers Jr. High Girls’ Track 8th GRADE — Top Row: Coach Barnett. M. Thomas. P. Skala, L. Fields. R. Green, L. Schneider. T. Taylor. 2nd Row: T. Travis, R. Bell D Hogg. ). Bravo. A. Mitchell. M. Ruiz. V. Springfield. J. Tarver. 3rd Row: M. Cortez. L. Haverstick. C. Schexnayider. T. Martinez. A. Brueg- geman, P. Sisneroz. T. Pirkle, E. Tamez. c d G| AvE, T°P R W„M Ma ln®Z' M Hol,man- M Eixman. S. Thorpe. S. Portillo. L. Castilleja. M. Tobias, D. McIntosh. 2nd Row: n kxJi D rfvCe' I Parso,ns1',Nl Elxman'T Ingram. D. Spiller. R. Ramirez. 3rd Row: D. Gutierrez. S. Dorton. M. Zeig. C. Good. I. Beach, a Mendez. R. Billings. K. Randall. D. Marmon. 4th Row: E. Vergara. B. Scheffer. L. Bernsen, D. Bell. D. Scott. T. Spires. C. Bravo. 5th Row T Williams, P. Carlisle. P. Brooks. S. Massington. C. Truesdale. T. Truesdale. 148 Jr. High Boys’ Track • A EIGHTH GRADE — Top Row: B. Shackelford. C. Carlisle. J. Corbitt. T. Parsons. M. Fulton. R. Hoelscher. R. Hoff. W Hansem R_ Scott. B. Kerns. R. Rodriquez. Coach W. Cortez. 2nd Row: J.Portillo. A. Cisneros. S. Zullo. E. Rodriquez. S. Layne. M. Jones. D. Palmer. G. Brooks. R. Halfmann. 3rd Row: B. Meadows, F. Rodriquez. B. Ceballos, T. Nevels. C. Bailey. SEVENTH GRADE — Top Row: Coach C. Groseclose. B. Acuff. B. Butler. M. Williams. K. Harmon. N. Borden. J. Slovacek. T. Truesdale. 2nd Row: L. Portillo. P. Lucas. D. Knox. P. Tamez. A. Farmer, C. Tamez. T. Lightfoot. S. Hargrow. 3rd Row: A. Bravo. D. Gonzales. S. Travis. B. Ford. V. Martinez. N. Burton. M. Dixon. B. Davilla. N. Ryan. 149 Future Track Stars 150 4 We're 1!!! Showing That Spirit The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders showed their spirit throughout the football season. The cheerleaders added pep and excitement throughout the student body. They gave the players an incentive to win. Top Row: T. Pirkle. 2nd Row: |. Beach. 3rd Row: T. Taylor. B. Cooper, L. DeLeon. 4th Row: V. Springfield. Tracy jumps for spirit. Dazzling Twirlers The 1983-84 J.V. Twirlers dazzled the pep rallies and football games with their great routines. The twirlers competed in a twirling contest and received a first division. 152 Time off for a smile. Perfect Precision!! Lisa performs solo! Top Row: M. Zeig, A. Brueggeman. L. Haverstick (Head), C. Good. 2nd Row: L. Bernsen.C. Schexnayider. Top Row: B. Ford. H. Sudduth.). Portillo. S. Travis. L. Duncan. W. Hansen. 2nd Row: D. Hoelscher. J. Chapman. J. Gordon. S. Robledo. |. Soward. T.Lightfoot. C. Coker. 3rd Row: N. Burton. M. Dixon. A. Portillo. L. Scott. B. Shackelford. K. Harmon. A. Cisneros. S. Zullo. T. Parsons. S. Layne, B. Martinez. M. Williams. J. Slovacek. A. Bravo, S. _ Canterberry. N. Borden. D. McBride. 4th Row: T. Travis. K. Lawrence. P. Carlisle. V. Martinez. F. Rodriguez. T. Parsons. T. Taylor. R. Scott. |. Luna, V. Springfield. R. cj Maldonado. R. Vergara, P. Skala. D. Gonzales. M. Martinez. 5th Row: S. Thorpe, P. Brooks, S. Massington. T. Martinez. E. Vegara, D. Gutierrez. C. Bravo. D. Mendez. D. McIntosh. M. Holtman. L. Fields. L. Schneider. R. Bell. 6th Row: R. Green. M. Cortez. L. Sehon. T. Williams. S. Dorton. M. Ruiz.). Beach. M. Zipperlen. T. Pirkle. B. Schef- fer. E. Rigby. 7th Row: Twirlers. L. Bernsen. M. Zeig. C. Good. A. Brueggeman. C. Schexnayider. Jr. High U.I.L. The Junior High represented Rosebud-Lott very well during the District UIL meet. The participants from seventh and eighth grades won first place. This is the first time that R-L Jr. High has won first in district, both in seventh and eighth grades. Ready Writing — Top Row: |. McBee. M. Zeig. J. Soward. B. Scheffer. 2nd Row: R. Green, L. Bernsen. Prose and Poetry — Top Row:). McBee,). Tarver. L. Schneider. 2nd Row: M. Zipperlen, ). Beach, B. Scheffer. 3rd Row: T. Pirkle, A. Brueggeman, M. Cortez. Number Sense — Top Row: B. Pitts, R. Hoelscher. 2nd Row: M. Tobias, T. Williams, D. Scott. 154 Jr. High Awards Salutatoriam T. Taylor. Valedictorian: R. Hoelscher Math: D. Scott. R. Hoelscher. K. Harmon A HONOR ROLL K Harmon. R Hoelscher. M. Tobias. A. Brueggeman. B. Scheffer. History: K. Harmon. B. Scheffer. M. Tobias m -a: it Exer Pendergraft: M. Cortez. |. Tarver. A. Brueggeman BAND — Top: R. Hoelscher. R Hoff. W. Hansen. 2nd Row: R. Green. J. Tarver. Y. Coker. M. Holtman. V. Martinez. |. Me Bee. 3rd Row: L. Haverstick. V'. Springfield. |. Bravo. K Harmon. P. Carlisle. S. Mass- ington. S. Zullo. 4th Row: C. Bravo. 1' Williams. I) Guiterez. N. Borden. 155 Graduation Marks New Milestones May 22, 1984 is a day the 8th grade class will never forget, because it was the day that they took their first big step into High School. Held in the theater, the graduation ceremony was a chance to honor |unior High students and present diplomas. lennifer Tarver is all smiles! A proud moment! Tesa receives plaque. Mrs. Hubik makes presentation. 156 Boy. this just makes my day! The excitement just can't gel any better! 158 Board of Education V. Pres. Harvey Casey Sec. Sue Ryan Top Row: C. Coker, C. Ellison. 2nd Row: C. Springfield. B. Maresh, H. Casey. Bottom Row: R. Renfro, S. Ryan. P. Zipperlen, Jr. Superintendent Working with the students and staff of the Rosebud-Lott Independent School District is a pleasure. Having been in a number of districts in Texas, I have found none finer. A good basic education is now a necessi- ty for life’s success. Principal Three quotes come to my mind when I think of students and their education. Be a go-getter and a go-giver.” The dictionary is the only place where success comes before work. The future belongs to those who prepare for it.” 159 Guiding and Preparing ... Beth Allen Eng. 8. Ill and IV Ken Barnett S.S. 8, P.E.. Athletics Huey Blakeney Ag. I and III. Co-op Annette Bullock Phy. Sci- Chem., Alg. II Peggy Clark Library. Yearbook Mary Cortez Resource Willie Cortez S.S. 7, Span. I, W. Hist- Athletics Darrell Engel Communications Glenda Gray Hm K. 8,1 and III Charles Groseclose Health. S.S. 9. Sci. 7, Athletics Royce Harmon Acct.. Typ. I and II Bill Harrison Band Mary |ane Hubik Eng. 7 and 8 )anet Jackson P.E., Athletics. Sci. 8 Fairie Kahler Trig.. Alg. I. Geom., Math 7 Karen Koslosky Read- Eng. I Lamar Lewis W. Hist- P.E., Civics San Lorenz Eng. II and III. Drama Mike Maas Sci. 7. Bio., Athletics Larry Meacham S.S. 9. Civics. Athletics 160 FACULTY ... Tomorrow’s Leaders FACULTY Becky Mueck Voe I and II Mike Sammon Ag. I and II, Feed Lot Carol Stock Math 7 and 8 Donna Taylor F.O.M. I and II, Alg. I Johnnie Thornton, Jr. Sci. 7 and 8, Ath. Wanda Vestal Tl Math and Eng. Russell Weilbacher P.E., Ath.,. W. Hist., S.S. 7 and 8 Carla Whitlow Counselor Naomi Williams H and F Living, Hm. II and H.E.C.E. The Right Kind of People Mrs. Melba Blakeney Tax Office Secretary Mrs. Betty Cook Principal's Secretary Mrs. Sue McBee Cafeteria Supervisor Mrs. Raye Beinhauer Superintendent's Secretary Mrs. Doris Hoelscher Bookkeeper Mrs. Leona Hargrove Bookkeeper CAFETERIA — (L to R): J. Stewart, S. Hubik, K. Collins, B. Naumann, L. Cooper. staff mm BUS DRIVERS — J. Beinhauer. ). Hoelscher. A. Lewis. L. Brewington. G. Farney. B. Maness. Not Pictured: C. Groseclose. D. Engel. L. Meacham. P 1 Hoelscher. R. Weilbacher. W. Cortez. W. Lorenz. D. Skala. M. Maas. D. Sonntag. V. Herring. Transportation Supervisor: |. Beinhauer School Maintenance: E. Ranly. B. Little Custodian: R. Meeks Custodian: R C. 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Western Wear and Farm Store 131 Falls Street Marlin 883-2566 ZIP’S DRIVE-IN GROCERY Coin Laundry and Zip’s Gas Highway 77 583-7712 ROSEBUD MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, P.A. 169 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. 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. 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Phone: Rosebud, Texas 583-7316 Compliments of MAREK’S TIRE Business Phone Rosebud, Texas HANCOCK FABRICS AND DRAPERIES Fabrics 773-4431 Draperies 773-9858 S. 1st Street Temple, Texas FOUR C COLLEGE BUILDING CAREERS SINCE 1924 Secretarial 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 183 WAL-MART Highway 6 Marlin, Texas Phone: 883-5556 Store Hours 9 A.M. 9 P.M. Mon.-Sat. THE FIRST STATE BANK OF MARLIN 101 Live Oak 883-5586 jfim Paptistt CIjurcj) Rosebud fi The Church that cares about YOUth! Larry Reeves Perry Riley Music Pastor H B PACKING CO. INC. Farmer Jones Finest Sausage Bohemian Style Sausage Waco, Texas Fine Footwear for the Entire Family LONNIE HICKS SHOE STORE CASTILLEJA’S CENTRAL HEATING AIR Authorized Dealer Air Conditioning 1302 N. Robinson Drive Waco, Texas 76706 Business (817) 662-4404 Residence (817) 752-8669 132 Live Oak Marlin, Texas BILL’S Ed Castilleja 883-5331 RESTAURANT Be a Pepper Drink Dr Pepper Congratulations Seniors SUVA’S RED WHITE FOOD STORE 207 Gassaway Ave. Lott, Texas 186 Compliments of JOSIE’S BEAUTY SALON Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 120 N. City Limits Rosebud, Texas 583-4627 Boots LOTT DISCOUNT WESTERN OUTLET Shirts Compliments of ROSEBUD PACKAGE STORE Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 P.O. Box 431 Downtown Lott, Texas 76656 (817) 584-5522 Hwy. 77 Rosebud, Texas Jeans EUGENE JANSING GROCERY “Where Time Forgot, but We Didn’t” Belts Compliments of B.E. ERNST GIN 583-4499 Route 2 Rosebud Westphalia w uiiuonniiT WILSONART BRAND LAMINATED PLASTIC 584-4994 RALPH WILSON PLASTICS CO. 600 GENERAL BRUCE DRIVE TEMPLE, TEXAS 76501,817-778-2711 An Equal Opportunity Employer' 188 BERNSEN TRACTOR COMPANY Rosebud, Texas Farm Implements 583-7813 White Mt, Hi Farm Equipment dUI BUFHHOG ■■ cowoslnS WALLACE WOLFF INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE GERALD D. KILLGORE, DVM VETERINARIAN Phone 583-4233 Home: 583-4429 P.O. Box 438 Office P.O. Drawer 208, Lott, Texas 76656 817 584-3561 Rosebud, TX 76570 U.S. Hwy. 77 N. ★ Backing The Cougars ★ CHESTER SPRINGFIELD WASHATERIA SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC CO. Compliments of the Chester Springfield Family Lott, Texas ROSEBUD LUMBER CO. Best Wishes Class of Wayne Drosche Geraldine Ocker H. M. Burns Ralph Hoelscher Rosebud and Lott 1984 189 PAK GRAIN STORAGE. INC. (Located Vj Mile West of Rosebud) P.0. Box 767 Monroe Parcus Rosebud, Texas Ben W. Allen (MGR.) 583-7975 John R. Killgore MALCIK’S FURNITURE 583-7312 323 Main “The Best Furniture in Town” Fertilizer Ag Chemicals B.F.M. COOP Route 2 Rosebud,Texas 76570 Conrad Engelholm General Manager 869-2105 (Office) 583-4248 (Res.) We Invite the Students and Faculty CALVIN DOSKOCIL to Read and Subscribe to TRUCKING The Rosebud News Cottonseed, Advertising 583-7811 _ i Cattle, Grain Hauling Commercial Printing 583-4686 Westphalia, Texas 190 PATCHWORK JUNCTION 2nd and Gassaway Lott, Texas 584-5300 TRJPIX kTPOPWIPC Tomorrow’s Treasure” 2406 WACO DRIVE WACO. TEXAS 76701 817 754-7243 JULIA HALVE LINDA HARALSON QUALITY ENGRAVING OF TROPHIES PLAQUES. SIGNS. JEWELRY. TRAYS. ETC HENSEL HARDWARE FURNITURE General Electric Appliances Hardware and Furniture 583-7514 Wayne and Penny Mercer COUFAL EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Hwy. 95 South 773-9916 Route 3 Temple P.0. Box 3878 76501 WACO TOM’S SALES Distributor ot Tom's Peanuts, Candies Potato Chips, Pastries, Concession Supplies, Vending Machines 1003 South Lacy Dr. Waco, Texas 242 Main Rosebud, Texas PARCUS GROCERY Main Street Rosebud, Tx. 583-7722 191 ROSEBUD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND AGRICULTURE TIIKRI-: IS A l ( S|. III SI I | | A I KS VAKDiiiKOSI.III D ll XAS KII'I.IIV Rosebud,Texas 76570 583-7979 Baca Building Center Continental Telephone Ed Reynold's Chevrolet First Consolidated Bank — Rosebud Kirkscey Locker Plant Malcik Furniture Planter's National Bank Rosebud Feed Grain Rosebud Lumber Co. Halbert Medical Services, Inc. Rosebud News, Inc. Souther’s Supermarket Tide Rosebud Community Hospital Central Texas Compress B.F.M. Co-op Bernsen Tractor Co. Central Texas Savings Loan Coker's Tasty Mart Grocery D.Q., Inc. Green's Funeral Home Flower Shop Hensel Hardware Hoelscher Funeral Home Kirkpatrick, Inc. Malcik 5 and 10 John Plasek Tasty Mart Cafe PAK Grain Storage Parcus Grocery Rosebud Auto Tractor Supply Rosebud Dryer Storage Service Floors Zip’s Drive-In I. M. Rosebud Adrian L. Yett Longmoor Insurance Agency Scheffer Insurance B. E. Ernst Gin Ballard T.V. Service Big Red Bottling Co. Central Freight Lines Claud Jackson Cougarland Apartments Curly “H” Ranch Realty Kahler's Cleaners Levy Wholesale Marek’s Station Rosebud Package Store Slovacek Drug Style Rite Shop Wallace Gun Works Mr. Zullo Limited H. C. and Josie Gilstrap ROSEBUD COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Nursing Home 583-7904 Clinic and Hospital 583-7983 Rosebud, Texas ill � rr — ifera THE WESTERN FAIR, INC. The Boot Center of Falls County 193 L. B. BALFOUR COMPANY Dennis Clark — Representative Senior Rings ... ... A Lifelong Treasure Class Rings • Diplomas Announcements • Gowns ALFREDO A. CISNEROS, CLINIC M.D. Board Certified A.B.F.P. Fellow of A.A.F.P. Rosebud. Texas 7S670 Hours Monday-Friday 8:30 A M.-5:30 P.M. Saturday 8:30 A.M.-12 Noon Telephone: 583-2020 Lott State Bank • IM8AI OI OV C0 FO A‘ O � 195 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 102 Main St. Rosebud, Texas “Where You Are Always Welcome” Congratulations to the Seniors of 1984 Sunday School Worship 9:30 A.M. 10:50 A.M. Youth Programs Evening Programs 5:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. Richard Laster, Minister 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) 196 tr Seniors of 1W dukuu fioJLcJfar O Q Ot, 5 Q-Ax 2 VrJL ryjL . rf TP i9c uf Lxl-tor yJ rrZ CJjCaJjLI DCA. TWvrna Ckc cna cpyuL ju pMt f’ P xfZAA JL jAnAu QoajM b urf SERVICE FLOORS Dennis and Louise Kasner dunFtfa ■ ffnedW- ul Us o Kim Jh0yro6 0 K ifatb - fjoyw 0 tfy (od cOi. Jp i £pr CZ f {aAJLor� h{u Vv SL_ uwv BORDEN’S GARAGE AND MUFFLER SHOP TEMPLE OFFICE WORLD Route 2 Rosebud, Texas 75670 108 North Main Temple, Texas 76501 Phone:583-4568 Phone: 778-7981 198 Cougar Tales ’84 Is Proudly Dedicated to Steve Brandenburg Although he has only been associated with the Rosebud-Lott Independent School District for 2 years, Mr. Steve Brandenburg has proved not only to be a man dedicated to keeping R-L H.S. running smoothly, but also dedicated to seeing that the students and faculty are faced with nothing but the best. Sincere, kind, patient, and impartial are only a few of the adjectives that can best be used to describe Mr. Brandenburg. Thank you for your support. 200 _ .