Sam Houston High School - Cherokee Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1978 volume:

S A M liO'JSTOH high SCHOOL g ij 11. D1110 011 S 2 Poges by Koren Morris f Introduction 3 We Made It Happen 6 Pages by Kristy Kosob Themt 7 8 Pages by Karen Morris and Kristy Kosub Introduction 9 We Made It Happen . . . 10 Pages by Joame Lee Theme: We Made It Happen 1 3 I 4 Page by Janie Barnos We Made It Happen Theme 15 Goss Division by Koren Morris 17 weekly . Freshman class officers are Valerie Reed, parliamentarian; Stephanie Morrison, treasurer; Grace Adams, vice-president; Donna Govan, secretary; Stacy Richardson, chaplain; Wendy Fields, president. Adame, Edna Adams, Grace Alfaro, Alvin Allen, Laquetta Alvarado, Norma Anaya, Anita Arellano, Ester Armstrong, Priscilla Armstrong, Timothy Arnold, Susan Babmo, Ada Baltazar, Alfredo Barnes, Gerald Barnes, Geraldine 1 8 Pages by Karen Morris and Reta West Registration Madness Hits Registration is such a bore We are so confused! I hope I can remember my combination I’m so happy to be back in school! Last but not least! Barnes, Katherine Barton, Beverly Bauknight, Sharon Beaty, Lillie Beaver, Cheryl Benging, Annette Bennett, Patricia Biela, Theresa Bishop, Calvin Blanchard, Bart Bond, Patricia Boyd, William Bremby, Sharon Brothers, Paul Freshmen 19 Frosh Get News, Tips (A) Police lineup. (B) Freshmen enjoy orientation. (C) Frosh representatives wait for classmates to cast election bal lots. (D) You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink! (E) SHers enjoy interesting slides. (F) Mr. Middle- ton tell students Sam Houston's Do's and Don’ts. (C.) (D.) Byars, Teresa Byrd, Eric Cam, Ernest Cameron. Micole Campbell, Kenneth Carter, Arthur Carter, Tommy 20 Pages by Gina Brewer Brown, Barry Brown, Gary Bryant, Orlando Burks. Althea Burns, Beverly Burns, Monique Bush. Baron Clay, Jacqueline Cockrum, Issac Cofield, Timothy Coleman. Brian Coleman, Don Collins, Scott Comer, Sandra Cordova. David Crenshaw, Sheila Cruz, Rachel Currie, Shelley Daniel, Johnny De Leon, Margie Dosdall, Gerald Freshmen 21 Downey. Leo Dugie. Keith Dugie. Ross Duncan, Callie Ellis, Rodney Ellis, Ronald Ellison, Jackie Famck, Mark Fields, Wendy Foerster, Diana Fox, Jeffrey Frazelle, Rhonda Gabrysch, Tammy Garcia. Reynaldo 22 Pages by Paula Jones (A) ' Help, Help.” screams Betty Bruce. (B) SHers jam with Sam. (C) Do you have trouble sleeping at night? (D) Don't hit me,” yells Sandra Johnson. (E) Bruce Simms tells Nancy Blair that he’s crazy about her. (F) Cheering on the Cherok ees. (G) Ronald King asks for more cake. (H) “It’s too heavy,” groans Beverly Wil liams. (I) Becky Cardenas yells for the Cherokees. (J) Comedy Capers! Garrett, Eugene Garza, Pearl Gawlik, Karen Gay, Tammi Gilpin. Elizabeth Gold, Gary Gonzales, Bemta Freshmen 23 Gonzales, Shirley Goode, Janice Gooden, Kim Goodwin, Ronald Gratt. Janet Grant, Lorna Grant, Tilford Life Behind Those Doors Graves, Carlton Gray, John Green, Barron Green, Gertrude Green, Mark Guerrero, Margaret Guerrero, Rosie Haliburton, Chris Hall, Veronica Harrell, Letitia Harris, Pamela Harris, Windell Haywood, Nan Henderson, Patrick 24 Pages by Gina Brewer and Sheila Hicks Merry Merry Christmas Henson, Greg Herndon, Yolanda Hidalgo, Ramiro Hill, Jamece Hill, Larry Hills, Michael Hines, Edward Hoekstra, Karen Holland, Keely Holmes, Sharon Horne, Billye House. Bonnie Hughes, Brian Hurtedo, Beatrice Freshmen 25 Having a jolly time! Smacking under the mistletoe! Both of these for me? 1960's: The Way We Were! ‘Naughty Nan Haywood Kool Kristy Kosub Cheerful Cynthia Bouldin Sneaky Stanley McKinney Iglehart, Mario Ivey, Michael Ivory, Sammie Jackson, Iris Jarmon, Troy Javior, Robert Jimmez, Elizabeth Johnson, Jamie Johnson, Julie Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Willard Jones, Angelia Jones, Dawn Jones, John 26 Pages by Reta West • Anxious Ann Winters” •‘Racey Rickey Black” Professor Phillip Moore” Peachy Paul and Jelly James Nious Korus, Peggy Kotara. Diane Kotara. Janice Kotara. Lucille Kozielski, Tammy Kubicek, Daniel Lackey. James Freshmen 27 Jones, Kenneth Jones, Maria Jurgajtis, Bruce Keene, Donna Kimbrough, Ira Knowles, Johnny Kopecki, Linda Melinda Woods enjoys tutoring. Kristi Caskey and Ronnie Nasis catch 40 winks! Lopez, Mary Loud, Tyrone Love. Robert Lovelace, Connie Loving, Janice Luckey, Deborah Lugo, Roseana 28 Pages by Lyn McKinney Lamkin, Milyse Landez, Becky Latka, David Layman. Johnny Lmdblom, Carolyn Lindsey, Allecia Llanez, Fernando Guess whose mom uses Tide? Mathis, Kymla McCarley, Janet McGarity, Michelle McGinnes. George Meader, Christopher Mike, Melvin Miles, Derek Freshmen 29 Mackey, Tracey Mann, Steven Mann, Teresa Marez, David Martinez, Louis Martinez, Raul Massey, Nina Donna Singletary puts in a day’s worth of exercise. A smile makes it all worthwhile It looks as if Lauren Currie has stage fright! I use Loreal because I’m worth it. Morrison, Stephanie Moy, Mark Murray, John Musgrove, Lelton Nava, Ramiro Neal, Ronald Neubert, Norman 30 Poges by Sheila Hicks Miles, Maria Miller, Kirk Minor, Alicia Minten, Craig Moczygemba, Randall Moore, Jeffrey Morgan, Charmayne Yipee! It’s Rodeo Day! Just an old fashioned cotton-eyed-joe! This type of dancing is fun. It’s not every day a girl gets to dance with a president! We can boogie too! Nichols, Lynda Nious, Avery Odom, Karen Otis, Beverly Padalecki, Mary Padalecki, Nelson Palmer, Francene Paloma, Norma Parker, Silvia Pfeiffer, Carla Pinnix, Michelle Pitts, Brenda Pollard, Dwayne Preacher, Marlese Freshmen 31 Prendez, Sergio Pryor, Marva Ramos, Melissa Ramos, Ricardo Reed, Valerie Respondek, Mark Rice, Dillmger 32 Pages by Sheila Hicks Richardson, Oliver Richardson, Stacy Riddle, Renona Riley, Mark Riley, Milford Rivers, Yolanda Robbins, Debra (A) Evangeline Gonzales shows Alfredo Giddens and John Trean how to adjust an engine. (B) Althea Winters, Pat Smith, and Beverly Watson get ready to hike the ball. (C) Marie Lukasik and Sherri Fanick pleads with Brian Quandt to buy a Raven. (D) Daishan Riddle lumps for the ball against Darwin Butler. (E) Is Phyllis Rob- erts the next President of the United States? (F) We've come a long way baby! (G) Cheryl Hill shows that boys aren’t the only ones who can be drum majors. Robinson, Donna Robinson, Robin Rodriguez, Thomas Rogers, Ronald Ross. Patsy Ruiz, Ernest Ruiz, Ronald Russell, Charlesetta Rutkowski, Carl Rutledge, Annette Sampson, Patricia Sawyer, Greta Schindler, Brenda Schmidt, Paul Freshmen 33 Clocking SH 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Schroeder, Stephen Scott, Andrea Scott, Carol Scott, Diana Shepard, Russell Sheppard, Carlos Sherman, Theresa Simms, Freddie Slack, Henry Slansky, Stephen Solis, Rosario Sralla, Nancy Stapper, Blake Stone, Henry 34 Pages by Lynn McKinney (D.) (A) It’s 7 a m.; get up and get ready for school! (B) Gotcha! (C) SHers jam at an evening dance. (D) Harold Hardaway gets extra pointers from Coach Clack. (E) Reta West catches 40 winks. (F) Curlers in your hair; shame on you! (G) Jonathan Sayon gets treatment for sore ankle. (G.) Thomas, Hazel Thompson, Lorretta Thornton, Carl Tidwell, Terry Tollett, Cynthia Tolliver, Guy Tolliver, Jeanine Freshmen 35 Stovall, Tommy Stribling, Michele Stribling, Rochele Sulaica, Norman Sullivan, Sedric Teran, Juan Thielman, Marty That's about right I guess that's sharp enough Don't stick it down my throat Toney. Kathy Trevino, Nora Unate, Maria Valdez, Beatrice Villesca, Andrea Vorpahl, Gloria Wagner, Kay Walker. Zelda Ward. Mary Warner, Kevin Warren, Eric Washington, Ursulita Watters, Caroline Walls. Elizabeth 36 Pages by lynn McKinney This is so boring. SHers Prep for Jobs PAGE MISSING Ca$hing In f Wow, Change! Cut the cake. . .Please! These eggs really do your head! Young, Young, Zimmerman, Melonie Sharon Terrie 38 Poge by Gloria Escobedo Sophomore class officers are Judy Frels, chaplain; Kristi Cas- key, secretary; Lisa Pittman, treasurer; Arthur Harris, parlia- mentarian; Tracy Nichols, president. Not shown is Pauline Cabrera, vice-president. b IP m b b u 2 Adame, Gilbert Adams, Jacqueline Adams, Ronnie Alexander, Donna Alvarado, Linda Ambeau, Deborah Amos, Lorenzo Anthony, Anita Anthony, Jackie Arellano, Carmen Arkadie. Sandra Ashley, Ronald Babino, Karen Ball, Michael Sophomore Subdivison Page by Karen Morris 39 You've Got a Friend! Bankston, Lewis Barnes, Bridgette Barrios, Irma Baukmght, Faith Bean, Anthony Beechum, Debbie Bell, Dorothy Bell, Sharon Bellinger, William Biela. Anthony Bilicek, John Black, Deborah Bledsoe, Jacqueline Blue, Arleen 40 Pages by Kathy Bell (E.) (A) What would a football game be like without SMILES! (B) “you would have done better buying Goodrich tires, says Kenneth Williams to Phillip Roberts. (C) Swing your partner, then do si do. (D) “Nice try, Debbie Gray, now get it to stay on, says Pauline Cabrera. (E) “Whoops! Cynthia Moore, you are so clumsy. says Karen Thompson. (F) “After all of that I'm still HUNGRY! says Karen Garrett to Tarita Burns and Gena Burns. (G) Keep your eye on the sparrow. (H) “Stamp the card, not my hand, says Debbie Gray to Lisa Pittman. Brown. Brenda Brown, Bridget Bumpers, Yolanda Burke, Derrick Burleson, Anthony Burnes, Cheryl Cabrera, Pauline Cardenas. Becky Carter, Terry Caskey, Kristi Cervantes, Rita Christian, Gregory Christian, Lillie Claridge, Gladys Sophomores 41 SHers Keep the Faith Renee Alexander listens to the battle cry. Juniors show spirit at the Judson pep rally. Barbara West, Daishan Riddle, and Althea Winters get involved in the Cherokee yell. Cozby, Claude Crenshaw, Randy Crockett, Paul Currie, Lauren Davis, Adron Davis, Phillis De Leon, Irma 42 Pages by Pom Bauwens Clark, James Clay, Cora Colbath, David Coleman, Andrea Coles, Gregory Cooper, Charlotte Cortez. Isabel Karen Morris speaks in a journalism skit. We’re number 1 yell students Pat Garza and Dwayne Watson drum out pep Students compete in the new battle cry. song. A JV football team joins the varsity squad on stage. Students show spirit. Delgado, Lydia Dickerson, Katha Dimas, Robert Dix, Tyler Dixon, Gayle Duke, Arthur Edmonson, Cleo Ellison, Anthony Escobedo, Elizabeth Fagen, Arlene Farris, Dale Faultry, Tanya Faultry, Tonya Fischer, Phillip Sophomores 43 A Special Day for Seniors Karen Morris. Thaddeus Stout, and Beverly Washington dress up for Senior Day. Donna Singletary yells during the senior pep rally. Seniors show mixed emotions of the last pep rally. “See my mums! smiles Clarice Nolden. 44 Pages by Lisa Pittman Flores, Janie Forcey, Iresce Freeman, John Frels, Judy Gabrysch, Kevin Galimore, Dwayne Gant, Janet Garza, Patricia Gawlik. Ray Giddens, Alfredo Gipson, Winifred Glasco, David Gold. Paula Mrs. Pylant hands Andrea Brown a '78 spirit carnation Green. Gary Griffin. Shirley Guevara, Becky Haas, Glenda Hall, James Hall, Mark Hall, Paxton Sophomores 45 Pam Watson and Cynthia Moore hug Nigel Hardaman as they think of good times at SH Gonzales, Evangeline Gonzales, Julie Goode, Karen Goodloe, Donna Grahmann, Karen Gray, James Green, Daphne SH and Edison SG delegates greet each other Jacy Black is all smiles after her last half time perform ance. We Smile Together, Cry Together Sonya Gulley and Karen Morris shed tears at their Sen- Nancy Blair, Paul Riddle, and Eve Bright smile as SH scores a touchdown, lor Game. And they said Ultra Bright wouldn’t work! Open wide! Debra Wendrock displays a smile at halftime of the Burbank game. Hardeman, Sheila Harper, Susie Harper, Wadda Harper, Yadda Harris, Arthur Harris, Michael Hawkins, Lawrence Hawkins, Ronald Headspeth, Janet Hillburn, Jessica Hill, Kevin Hillyer, Donna Hood, Renee Horner, Freddie 46 Poges by Rodney Whitmore Renee Watson and Amber Gordon prepare Spirit Week schedule. Ernestine Stallion smiles as she prepares to do a halftime dance. Cynthia Simpson and Marilyn Smith stand happily when SH beats Lanier 28-12. Annette Smith smiles as she does a cheer. Huck, Pamela Hurd, Debra Huron, Norma Hysaw, Linda James, Paula Jenkins, Lynda Jermgan, Shedrick Jerrell, Valerie Jimenez, Janet Johnson, George Johnson, Gloria Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Marva Johnson, Pam Sophomores 47 Joy Watson and Phyllis Nance show happiness as SH scores against Burbank. Jones, Pamela Jones, Walter Jones, Wanda Kindred, Darlene Kmdrick, Cheryl Kiolbassa, David Koenning, Carl 48 Pages by Jane Sheehan Johnson, Sheena Johnson, Terri Johnson, Theresa Jones, Daisy Jones, Herbert Jones, Joyce Jones, Lloyd %� Lopez, Bobby Luckey, Regina Lukasik, Carole Lymon, Verna Lyssy, Richard Marmolejo, Alex Martinez, Brenda Sophomores 49 Kosub, Ronald Kotara, Darlene Kotara. Michael Kulesza, Debbie Lemons, Michelle Lewis. Sandra Little, Del Things go better with Coke! Put your money where your mouth is! A sprinkle a day helps keep the odor away. Martinez, Mary Martinez, Ruben Mastalerz, Greg Matthews, Denise Mayberry, Darrel Mayorga, Joe McCants, Latricia McCoy, Susan McGmnes, Diane McIntyre, Angelia McKinney, Jackie McKinney, Steven Medellin, Norma Melancon, Michael 50 Pages by Karen Morris Mendez, John Meridith, Jeanette Middleton, Mark Mitchell, Adrienne Mitchell, Marie Moczygemba, Peggy Morales, Irma Moreland, Rene Moreland, Ronald Moy, Andy Mulkey, Ann Mullins, Tommy Munoz, Javier Napier, Lynette Sophomores 51 Yearbook, Open House Offer Fun Lauren Currie pages through the new year- book. Taishan Riddle locates her picture. Remember the times of your life . . . the Narvaiz, Maria Nava, Dorothy Navarro, Ramon Nealy, Valerie Neighbors, Yvette Ng, Ching Nichols, Tracy Nix, Bennie Norman, George Norton, Douglas Oates, Stacy O'Conner, Eddie Ortega, Joel Pantaja, Leticia 52 Poges by Legon Stevenson Kristi Caskey and Ronnie Nasis have fun signing building. student union Mr. Gorman greets Marie Mitchell and Delia Narvaiz at the Open House A Charles Rehfeld and his mother take a break at Open House. Mr. Robel, sponsor of ICT, awaits parents. Price, Duane Prieto, Lydia Prieto, Ophelia Puente, Elizabeth Quandt, Brian Ramirez, Yvonne Ramos, Alma Sophomores 53 Paredes, Jack Pawlik, Jeffrey Perkins, Allisa Perry, Sherry Pittman, Lisa Ponce, Linda Potter, Mavis Is School Really All Work — No Play? Pauline Cabrera listens to Peter Rosales playing Caesar. SHers use a new way to get to class on time. Some kibitz while others do the work at Student Government car wash. j ) Judy Frels acts out the part of Calpurnia. Irma Morales performs the role of Portia. Ramos, Melissa Ransom, Judy Reed, Paul Reed, Reyna Richardson, Lorraine Rivera, Mark Robertson, Scotty Robinson. Mildred Rodgers. Jackie Rosales, Peter Rutowski, Mark Sanchez, Adam Satterfield, Tambra Sauceda, Diana 54 Pages by Ellie Lauzon •Are you sure this is the way Farrah Fawcett got started?” Lisa Pittman asks Rodney Whitmore. Band members prepare to play at McDonald's. Yvonne Ramirez nervously checks over her lines at Naomi Yamauchi watches. Schauer, Julia Schrank, Melissa Scott. Lillian Shedrock, David Sheedy, Tracy Sheppard. Javance Simmons, Timmy Simpson, Cynthia Sims, Isaac Simms. Penny Smith, Godfrey Smith, Marian Smith, Melanie Smith, Reginald Sophomore 55 We Have It Altogether (A.) (A) Wash your hands, Roger. (B) Cecilia Carlton and Gena Burns throw up their hands after a touchdown. (C) LaJuna Hardeman and Darrell Loving advertise for Head Shoulders. (D) Have I got something for a headache! (E) Bryant Livingston, Carla Sefas, and Verdine Walker show they know how to direct traffic. (F) If they could see me now! (G) Caughtcha nibbling again! (H) Zelma Wil- son and Murlene Ross show Fashion Conspiracy. Smith, Sandra Speeks, Donna Sralla, Paul Stallion, Ernestine Steen, Kathy Stevens, Roy Stevenson, Legon Steward, Shari Stowe, Sylvia Sullivan, Peggy Thomas, Kim Thompson, Diane Thompson, Edith Tisdell. Amy 56 Pages by Paulette Washington Togo, Sam Turner, Vicki Tyrone, Reginald Urrutia, Richard Van Buren, Mike Voelcker, Cheryl Vorpahl, Kenneth Vorpahl, Kevin Wagner, Annie Walk, Lynn Walters, Mark Ware, Crystal Watts, Carolyn Wendrock, Debra Sophomores 57 (H.) One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest I want my mommy! Cuckoo ready for take off! Look at those pigs at the next table Whitmore, Rodney Williams, Beverly Williams, Katherine Williams, Michael Williams, Rosylann Williams. Shirley Wilson, Cynthia Wilson, Debra Wilson, Paul Wolander, Nora Yamauchi, Naomi Young, Phillip Young, Steven Zitzman, Billy 58 Poges by Kristy Kosub I’ve heard of hood ornaments, but this is ridiculous! Please don’t squeeze the Charmin! Junior class officers are Katrina Evans, parliamentarian; Anita Jerrell, treasurer; Angela Johnson, vice-president; Ernest Hines, president; Evelyn Miles, secretary. Adams, Annie Anderson. Sanjanetta Anthony, Ruby Armstrong, Victor Bailey. Lori Baker, Terry Battles, Leslie Batty, Anita Bauwens, Pam Baylor, Annette Beanland, Molly Bell. Darrell Bell, Horace Bishop, Michael 60 Pages by Karen Morris and Joanie Lee Creativeness = Talent Take your time; we’ve got all minute, says Kristy Kosub to Karen Morris. A musician mingling melodies. Still drawing doll houses. Sticky stuff is glittering business. Caskey, Kyle Cervantez, Guadalupe Clark. Lee Cole, Terry Coleman, Horace Coleman. Reuben Crawford, Cheree Juniors 61 Blue, Ernestine Bonewitz. Billy Brown, Andrea Brown, Karen Burns, Tarita Burpo, Michael Casey, Judy Some People Never Go Crazy . . . '•That was some joke you told us, Jeff. “I wonder if we'll get credit for this in P.E. Some guys will do anything to skip out! Dawson, Gayle De La Garza, Rachel Delgado, Angie Desha, Carolyn Dickens, Billy Dickerson, Cheryl Dittrich, Sharia Dornak, Elizabeth Domes, Eric Doss, Bernard Douglas, Michael Downey, Michael Dugie, Gayle Earl, Jackie 62 Pages by Sherri Fanick What Horrible Lives They Lead! On the good ship, Lollypop And this is the thanks I get?' My arthritis is killing me ’ says Melody Placker as she practices her typing Edwards, Mary Eikanas, Chuck Ellis, Donna Ellis, Russell Ellison, Karen Escobedo, Gloria Espinoza, Orlando Evans, Katrina Fanick. Sherri Farner, Lorie Farris, Pamela Fischer, Malcolm Fisher, Billie Fleming, Lula Juniors 63 Don’t go so fast. My feet won’t keep up.” -- m — y , ‘Giddy up, horsie,” exclaims Melody Placker riding Paul Riddle. This horse sure is hard to parallel park! Movin’ on up. Flores. Joe Ford, Quinn Franklin, Cathy Garcia, Francisco Gentry, Thomas Gibson, Richard Gonzales, Danny 'Leave the Driving to Us' Gonzales, Maria Gonzalez, Thomas Gooden, Michele Gordon, Amber Gray. Debra Green, Felisa Greene, Kevin 64 Pages by Sherri Fanick WA Who's this creature from outer space? Mr. John Donaldson, NASA guest speaker, talks about the different types of space vehicles. Mr. Donaldson with the help of an SHer demonstrates the outer covering of the space shut- Herman Ludwig sports a spacesuit. tie. Hardaman, Karen Hardy, Darlene Harris, Russell Hartfield, Gerald Haskins, Bryan Hay, Scott Hayward, Gail Juniors 65 Griffin, Jackie Griffin, Nathaniel Gruben, Walter Guidry. Sandra Gutierrez, Carl Haley, Dennis Hall. Michael Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head Hicks, Sheila Hill, Cheryl Hill, Myra Hillyer, Dereck Hines, Ernest Hodges, Larry Hood. Corby 66 Pages by Debra Wendrock Haywood, Natalie Headspeth, Fred Henderson, Donnie Henderson, Lottie Hendrix, Eric Herman, Debbie Herron. Lawrence Even though SHers are all wet, their spirits shine on. “I hope Miss Green doesn’t notice her raincoat is missing. I can see clearly now the rain is gone, sing two SH band members. I'm singing in the rain. Rainy days and Mondays always get me down. Beverly Washington jiggles off the rain. Maybe he should swim across. Don't rain on my parade. Through rain, sleet, snow, and hail, she's still all smiles. Listen to the rhythm of the falling rain.” sings Karen Morris. Jackson, Pamela Jarzombek, Donald Jefferson, Lillian Jerrell, Anita John. Douglas John, Judy Johnson, Angela Juniors 67 Hopkins, Elston Hosek, Deborah Hoskin, Leonard Howard, Pamela Hysaw, Alfredia Ibrom, Karen Iglehart, Patrick Laughs, Grins, Frowns •‘All together now, smile! This new outfit deserves a smile. The camera catches Anthony Davis’ bubbling per- “Denture cream gave us back our smiles! sonality. Johnson, Roy Jones, Cornell Jones, Debra Jones, Jimmy Jorden, Cherry Katzfey, James Kmderknecht, Tom King, Richard King, Ronnie Knappick, Vera Korus, Kathleen Kosub, John Kotara, David Kotara, Gary 68 Pages by Kevin Matyear Kotara, Robert Kotara, Sandy Krouse, Howard Krouse, Karin Kulesza, Alvin LaChapelle Georgette LaForce, Cynthia Lage, Jeff Lauzon, Eleanor Lee, Jimmy Lee, Katherine Lewis, Ethel Lewis, Patty Livingston, Bryant Juniors 69 'Cramming' for Exams 5 x 4 is . . . ah . . . Cowboy boots and homework: nowhere else but Texas. A group of typically rowdy underclassmen disrupt the quiet library. Andrea Coleman mixes business with pleasure. Lukasik, Marie Maha. Donna Martinez, Linda Mass, Euarl Mathews, Princess Matthews, Stephen Matyear, Kevin 70 Poges by Jeff Loge Lockhart, Anthony Longoria, Jesse Loud, Charlie Love, Karen Love, Paul Loving, Marian Ludwig, Herman ‘I wish they would stop telling Polack jokes while I am trying to study, complains Donna Maha. Mrs. Pylant picks up a few extra dollars during one of her ‘study periods’. Study during lunch! Are you crazy?” A group of inmates take advantage of the prison library. This is so interesting! McGarity, Lisa McGrew, Arizona McHenry, Laticia McKinney. Bessie Mear, Robert Medina, Vickie Melton, Darlene Melton, Debra Miles, Evelyn Miller, Daniel Mills, Deborah Moczygemba, Eddie Mollet, Tern Moore, Charles Juniors 71 Nasis, Ronnie Nava, Simon Neaves, Maria Padalecki, Bonnie Padalecki, Lawrence Parker, Roland Parks, Cheryl 72 Pages by Kevin Matyear Moore, Frankie Mosley, Felicia Mosmeyer, Darrel Moy, Curt Murdock, Lanell Nance, Phyllis Narvaiz, Delia • l knew I should have taken those karate lessons, thinks Joame Lee. I’ve heard of guys monkeying around, but this is ridiculous, says Jane Sheehan. Do they really want to go in? Halloween affects Roy and Leslie Battles in strange ways. “Don’t look now, but I think we’re being watched, Joanie Lee tells Jeff Lage, as Kevin Matyear and Jane Sheehan stand aside. t ___ Perez, Sammy Perez, Sandra A. Perkins, Russell Perryman, Samuel Peterson, Gary Pinnix, Betty Placker, Melody Prade, Roxana Redix, Philip Reed, Arnold Remmger, Karen Responded Janice Richardon, Vincent Richardson, Virginia Juniors 73 Jane Sheehan and her date, Dracula, enter the Haunted House. Pam Jackson, Sandy Kotara, John Ballard, and Judy John try on Halloween masks in hopes that no one will recognize them trick or treating. Stunning Stunts Stimulate Russell, Clarice Rutkowski, Brian Sammons, Jake Sanders, Terry Scaramozi, Dominic Schmidt, Sharon Schmoekel, Kenneth 74 Pages by Joanie Lee Riley, Ernest Roberts, Troy Robinson, Teresa Roddy, Cheryl Rodriquez, Phillip Ross, John Roundtree, Alvin Look, no hands! say photographers, Jimmy Lee, Eric Domes, and Rodney Schnuriger. Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. No more training wheels! What a time to have an arthritis attack!! An exercise a day keeps the coach away. Getting more mileage? Take the best way: Railway. Sievers, Bryan Simms, Karen Skaggs, Brian Skalicky. Joan Slansky, Ted Smith, Marrol Smith, Patricia Juniors 75 Schnuriger, Rodney Schroeder, Perry Scott. Sandra Shadrock, Stephen Shepherd, Sandra Sherman, Patsy Shodrock, Nancy 'Show-Offs' I “We re number one!” Smile,. . . you’re on candid camera! r Somebody help me; I’m stuck! Cynthia Moore, Kathleen Steen, Nina Dixon, and Paul Riddle prepare the billboard for the annual Owl-Cherokee clash. Smith, Terry Stark, Steve Stobbs, Rhonda Stout, Sandra Strait, Wendell Talley, James Taylor, Shenne Thomas, John Thomas, Mark Thompson, Albert Thompson, David Tyler, Winfred Unate, Augustine Urquhart, Russell 76 Pages by Gayle Dawson I thought you said you knew how to skate! Paula Comer shows-off” her latest fall fashion. Denise Stolowski Gayle Dugie, and Rhonda Stobbs design their own personal junior class ring. James Woolfork discusses strategy for the game. Valle. Rudy Villarreal, Elsa Walker, Sonya Warren, Alfred Watson, Beverly Watson, Dwayne Watson, Joy Watson, Wendy Wendrock, Frank West, Barbara Wheelington, Glenda White, Anthony Williams, Anita Williams, Calvin Juniors 77 SH Lockers Necessity Don’t waste your locker space! Who says neatness doesn’t count? •Well, at least I got the right books Jimmy Lee. OOOpen sesame! Look out below! Williams, Caroline Williams, Eddie Williams, Lori Williams, Van Wilson, Esther Winkler, Robert Winn, Karen Winters, Althea Wise. Lana Wright, Carol Wright, Yvette Wrisbon, JoAnn York, Ronald Zaiontz, Ronald 78 Junior Page by Joanie Lee Senior class officers are Cynthia Clack, vice-president; Michael Baker, president; Kathy Bell, secretary; Curtis Sullivan, parliamentarian; Phyllis Roberts, chaplain; Janie Barrios, historian. Not shown is Janet Dotson, trea surer. Adamaz, Blanca Albrecht, Eugene Alexandria, William Allen, Billy Arkadie, Sonya Senior Sub-division Page by Karen Morris 79 Crazy Crazes Armstrong. Duane 80 Pages by Elois Childress Ayala, Jose Bacon, Leonard Bailey, Stanley Armstrong, Rhonda Baker, Eva Baker, Michael Baldwin, James Baird, David Seniors 81 Balmos, Barry Check in Webster for I.D. Is he vivacious? Is she feminine? Could it be a migraine? Balmos, Larry 82 Pages by Karen Morris Are these expressions exhilarating? Bancroft. Gail Barrios, Janie Bedford, Daniel Belasquez, Steven Bell, Kathy Benavides. George Bennett. Milton Bentley, Charles Bibbs, Dave Seniors 83 Don't they give directions well! Surprise, surprise, surprise! Could he be hungry? A mark from Zorro? How about a nice Hawaiian punch! Reminiscing the Fabulous 50’s? Biela. Dorothy Bilicek, Kathy Bishop. Clarence Bishop. Michael Black. Jacy 84 Pages by Phillis Slaughtei (A) The Dynamic Duo. (B) It's a Fam- ily Affair. (C) Which way is up? (D) Kool and the Gang. (E) Producers of Star Wars. (F) Little Bo Beep. (G) Class of '52. (H) Popeye and Olive Oil? Black. Rickey Bonds, Billy Bosier, Linda Bouldin, Cynthia Brietzke, Cynthia Seniors 85 (A) Sweet Love7 ''. ' (B) Just to be Close to You — (C) Happy Feelings' (D) Inseparable (E) You Are So Beautiful to Me (F) You Can't Hide Love (G) You've Got the Best of mv Love'' (H) Always and Forever” Brown, Andrea Bruce, Evelyn Bryant, Anita Buckley, Sharon Bumpers, Lee 86 Pages by Beverly Washington Cadena, Vincent Calhoun, Marilyn Campbell, Gina Burns. Gena Seniors 87 Cardenas. Steven Busy Bees We won! Get the picture? Are they ever spirited! Carter, Dorothy Cervantes, Gabriel Chandler, George Chandler, Michael Charleston, Lisa 88 Pages by Sandy Hosek Chatman, Cheryl Chatman, Sharyn Christman, Russel Claborn, Jerry Coates, Sherry Seniors 89 What makes Us Different? Courage to perform at the Gong Show! A float to represent SH! Colbath, Cyndi Colbath, Margaret Cole, Starla Coleman, Tyrone Collins, Linda 90 Poges by Keren Morris Henry Cisneros speaking at Career Day! Changing from blue jeans to formal Seniors sponsoring a dance for seniors only! apparel! Columbus. Rhonda Comer, Paula Cordova, Francisca Cordova, Gregorio Craft, Sonya Seniors 91 Crawford, Sheila Crockett, Gina Crunk, Glenda Cunningham, Ronald Daniels, Carol 92 Pages by Sandy Hosek and Sheila Hicks Daniels, Isaiah Davenport, Bertie Davis, Marlon Davis, Sabrina Delgado, Carol Seniors 93 (A) Cherokee Christmas! (B) 'Aren’t we in the wrong department? Gloria Esco- bedo asks Janie Barries. (C) Carol Del gado looks through the file cabinets. (D) Rodney Whitmore checks the newspaper for stary ideas. (E) Rodney Schnuriger gets ready to shoot. (F) David Matt checks contact sheets for Raven pic- tures. (G) The Groovy Goolies! (H) Pamela Watson rushes to beat the rough draft deadline. (I) Kathy Bell and Jane Sheehan check the TWU newspaper at the THSPA Convention in Denton. (J) Note the resemblance. Dibrell, Richard Doolittle, Cheri Dotson, Janet Dugger, Kenneth Duncan, Charles 94 Pages by Gloria Escobedo (A) Memories, light the corners of my mind (B) Misty water-colored memories ...(C) Scattered pictures (D) Of the smiles we left behind (E) Smiles we gave to one another . . . (F) Can it be that it was all so simple then? (G) Or has time rewritten every line (H) If we had the chance to do it all again, . . . would we? (I) Memories can be beautiful and yet (J) What’s too painful to remember (K) We simply choose to forget! (L) So it’s the laughter... We will remember! (M) The way we were . . . Eikanas, Cynthia Erskine, Carolyn Faz, Daniel Feggens, Wesley Fields, Julie Seniors 95 Excuses, Excuses, Excuses I wasn't in class because . . . . . I had so much homework that it ... I was holding up the wall in the boys’ rest- exhausted me, and I didn’t wake up in room. time. I don't have my composition today because . . we ran out of baby food, and he ate most of my composition. . . . I was mugged on the way to school, and my composition was so good the robbers took it instead of my money. . . . my baby brother, uh. Flores, Cynthia Folts, Terry Folts, Tim Franckowiak, Tony Franklin, Janine 96 Senior Page by Tommy Woitschies Gridders End 4-6 Cherokees compiled a season record of 4 wins, 6 losses and a district slate of 4 wins, 3 losses. Two of the biggest disappoint- ments came when the Braves lost the spirit game to Jeff and the senior game to Edison. SH scored a total of 103 points for the season but let the opposition score 187 points. FRONT ROW: Wayne Schroeder, Ronny Anthony Price, Leonard Roundtree, Leon Eddie Williams, Alvin Roundtree, David Nasis, Harold Hardaway, Euarl Mass, David Cole, Terry Holmes, David Glasco, Dan Parker, Daniel Bedford, Billy Allen, Walter Bibbs, Jessie Riley. John Mass. SECOND Lankford. THIRD ROW: Mark Hornsby, Bankston. ROW: Clarence Bishop, Lonnie Price, Franklin, Kimberly Franklin, Sylvester 98 Pages by Tommy Waitschies Freasier. Jayme Freeman. Penny Franz, David (A) Hornsby, 81, with the assistance of Wilkerson, 74, and Lankford, 24, chases down the ball to recover a fumble. (8) Headspeth, 64, blocks a Wheatley defender as Talley runs a sweep. SH 0 Del Rio 15 SH 13 Roosevelt 48 SH 0 Judson 14 SH 28 Lanier 12 SH 19 Wheatley 6 SH 0 Jefferson 33 SH 6 Fox Tech 0 SH 0 Highlands 9 SH 18 Burbank 14 SH 19 Edison 16 FRONT ROW: John Sayon, Dwight Waiters, Steve Belasquez, Bernard Doss, Paul Hue- gele, Michael Douglas, Donald Loud. SEC- OND ROW: Dennis Tealer, Dereck Hillyer, Izear Wilkerson, Leroy Owens, Arizona McGrew, Jessie Scott, Fred Headspeth. THIRD ROW: Richard Dibrell, Isaiah Hock ley, Gary Peterson, Douglas Jones, Clavin Williams. James Woolfork. Garrett, Karen Seniors: Varsity Football 99 Galimore, James Gallon, Linden Garcia, Angelina Garcia. Marie George, Annie Getts, Kenny Giddens, Valencia Gawlik, Robert Gee, Samuel 100 Pages by Tommy Waitschies Braves Have Slow Season Hornsby, 81, reaches to grab the pigskin against Jeff. Mass, 23, runs a sweep as a Mustang closes in. Hardaway, 13, runs a sweep against Wheat Price, 44, rounds the end with the ball. ley. Gilpin, William Givens, Kasandra Gold, Aaron Gold, Cheryl Gomez, Robert Seniors: Varsity Football 101 Mass, 23, Wilkerson, 74, Sayon, 60, and Woolfork, 70, close in on the Lanier ball carrier. Nasis, 12, gets one hand on the ball before being tackled by a Bulldog. Price, 44, is tackled by Wheatley defenders. Cole, 31, starts to get up after Peterson, 67, sees the PAT was good. Cherokees Get Tough (A.) (A) Roundtree, 33, struggles for a recep tion. (B) Cherokees put crunch on Bull dogs. (C) Douglas, 61, devours an Eagle ball carrier. (D) Talley. 32, heads up field. (E) Price, 44, breaks loose. (F) Roundtree. 33. suddenly grows two more legs! (G) Cole, 31, burns Judson defender. (H) Cherokees blow open big hole. (I) Mass, 23, reaches for a pass. Gonzales. Cristoval Gooden, Cathy 102 Pages by Dwayne Watson Grant, Tesselene Green, Willie Guerrero, Norma Gulley, Sonya Hadley, Rosalind Haley, Ricky Hahn, Debra Hannon. Cathy Seniors: Vorsity Football 103 rVr OKEES tflEPOKEE? HEROIC!' CHEROKEES •erokef CnEROKt ES INl CKEROXEES HlROKEES ml . - i'A rVXBDKi Cn: HuKErs : ifwklls ChEROKCG? CHLRuKCCj —c rv RCKlE Hardaman, Nigel Harrell, Keith 1 04 Pages by Vincent Richardson Harris, Cheryle Haywood. Voidel Heimann, Rene JV's Finish in Top Spot FRONT ROW: Don Cleveland, Vincent John Coach Luna, George Johnson, Arthur Har Bankston, Jeff Pawlik, Carl Earl, Ronald son. Derrick Burke. Ronnie Adams, Ken ris. Arthur Duke, James Durham, Kevin Vor Hawkins, Ron Middleton. Vorpahl, Michael Williams. SECOND ROW: pal. Coach Castillo. THIRD ROW: Lewis JV Braves won the unofficial district title with a 6-3 record. The team showed great enthusi- asm throughout the nine game season. “Coach Castillo and I have enjoyed handling this team, and we had a number of excel- lent players to work with,” said Coach Luna. MKHQKEL'S herokej La j A Herring, lley 'o r7 cHCBOKLrs i ’ ,HrH0KrrS HEROKEF) u r,f)Krrr CHEPOKEES A 1 CtfEPnKrrS i«a -0®®- CHi.l KLT5 . J! CO r, ’ V t 3 13 RCPUKCP Vs FRONT ROW: Allen Luckey, Anthony Davis, Willie Bates, Irving Prince, Michael Harris, Dwayne Price. SECOND ROW: Michael Rob inson, James Loving, Roy Bethany, Joe Mayorga, Bobby Lopez, Winfred Gipson, Javance Sheppard. THIRD ROW: Darrell Bedford, Efrem Crockett. Paul Wilson, Wil liarn Bellinger, Leon Williams. Henry, Kelvin Henry, Kenneth Hernandez, Ricky Seniors: JV Football 105 Henderson, Paul SH 32 Central Catholic 0 SH 6 Roosevelt 24 SH 6 Judson 13 SH 46 Lanier 0 SH 40 Wheatley 6 SH 22 Jefferson 8 SH No game Fox Tech — SH 8 Highlands 12 SH 14 Burbank 7 SH 20 Edison 8 (A) Davis, 7, wards off a would be Vok tackier. (B) An Owl defender grabs Thomas, 31. as he attempts to make a cut. (C) Cleveland, 33, sprints away from a Highland pursuer. Frosh Show Potential Frosh Braves started with a shaky beginning and then roared into a good season. After suffer- ing a mild 8-0 defeat from High- lands, Cherokees retaliated with three consecutive victories over Mustang defender tackles Riley, 42, after running a sweep. Wheatley 8-0, 6-0 and Lanier 32 0. Riley, 42, rambles by Lanier defender for long yardage. FRONT ROW: Tim Ball, Roosevelt West, Eliot Brown, Melvin Knight, Ronald Ruiz. SECOND ROW: Coach Ed Blaschke, Ross Dugie, Cooley Jackson, Joe Nava, Charles Francis. THIRD ROW: Mark Stone, Horace Giles, Mark Riley, Claudius Williams. FOURTH ROW: Tommy Stovall, Bobby Price, Micole Cameron, Milford Riley. FIFTH ROW: Richie Cobble, Ronald Rog ers, Harold Woodson, Steve Mann. SIXTH ROW: Calvin Bishop, Guy Tolliver, Arthur Carter, Derek Miles. Hilburn, Robert Hidalgo, Janie 106 Poges by Duane Johnson Hidalgo, Juan Hills, Michele Hockley, Isaiah w Robinson, 13, tries to escape Jeff players. FRONT ROW: Alfred Miller. Zeldn Walker, Michael Coleman, Dexter Stout, Carlos Sheppard. SECOND ROW: Bennie Lafond, James Walker, Glenn Jefferson, Vincent Bar nett. Coach Robert Richie. THIRD ROW: Wayne Robinson, Norman Sulaica, Wendell Borise, Wendell Harris FOURTH ROW: Hor- ace Keno, Vernon Barnett, Ronald Neal, Clyde Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Ernest Ruiz. Leonard White, Kevin Warner, Troy Jarmon. SIXTH ROW: Daryl Flaggs, Gary White, Mark Green, Lelton Musgrove. SH 0 12 Highlands 8 SH 8 6 Wheatley 0 SH 32 Lanier 0 SH 0 Jefferson 8 SH — Fox Tech — SH 37 Burbank 0 SH 20 Edison 21 Cherokees sandwich Eagle ball carrier for a loss of yardage. V Hoekstra, Randy il Hopkins, Gwen vv Hornsby, Mark Hosek, Sandra House, Ollie Seniors: Freshmen Football 107 Serving Up a Good Year Girls' volleyball team achieved many goals. Under the direction of Mrs. Emarie Randle and Ms. Judi Stockton, the volleyball team concluded the season with an 8-6 record. The girls were awarded the SAISD Sportsmen- ship Award. Donna Singletary served as team captain. Alexander strains to save the ball. FIRST ROW: Rene Alexander, Cheryle Har OND ROW: Sandra Arkadie, Marian Loving, ris. Donna Singletary, Sherine Taylor SEC- Laticia McHenry, Phyllis Roberts. Howelton, Debbie Hubert, Kenneth 108 Pages by Judy Casey Huegele, Paul Hughes, Kevin Hughes, Porter Teammates cheer team to victory. Roberts makes a fancy return. Team stays alert for return. Jackson, Carluvita Jackson, Lorna James, Sheila Seniors: Varsity Volleyball 1 109 Woods concentrates on his serving form. Huron, Betty Jackson, Anita Girls Play Volleyball Coached by Mrs. Randle and Ms. Stockton with Anne Wagner as captain, J V’s compiled a 21 13 season record. Tech 2, 13. 7.7 Jeff 15. 15. 1,2.6 Burbank 14. 16. 1. 12 Wheatley 7. 15. 12. 7.2 Lanier 11. 15. 15.8. 10 Edison 15. 9, 14. 14 15. 13 Highlands 15.6. 12. 15 15 SH 15. 15. 15. 15 SH 6. 3. 7. 15. 15 SH 16. 15. 15. 14 SH 15. 18. 14. 15. 15 SH 15. 15. 13. 15. 5 SH 7. 15. 11. 15 5. 11 SH 9. 15. 15. 11. 3 Wagner, 17, jumps to hit back a score. Williams, 20, displays individual record. FRONT ROW: Joyce Jones, Shirley Wil- Latricia McCants. SECOND ROW: Sherry Milyse Lamkin, Janice Spruell. liams, Cynthia Whitney, Yolanda Bumpers, O’Neal, Vicky Turner, Annie Wagner, Jank, Sharon Jenkins, Philippa 110 Pages by Debra Keller Johnson, Colby Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Debra A. Cherokee defender guards net. Barnes, 34, helps keep ball in action. Pinnix, 13, rises to the occasion. Freshmen ended their season with an 18-16 record. Tech 15. 11. 15, 15 SH 10. 15. 10.5 Jeff 15. 15. 15. 10 SH 5. 3. 9.15 Burbank 3. 15. 12. 15. SH 15. 2. 15. 9. 7. 15 15. 17 Wheatley 5. 14. 15. 15. SH 15. 16. 7. 17. 15 12 Lanier 12. 15. 15. 8. SH 15. 8. 13. 14. 15. 15 12.6 Edison 9. 10. 15. 6. SH 15. 13. 10. 15. 11 9 Highlands 11.9. 9. 10 SH 14. 15. 15. 15 Johnson, Linda Johnson, Winfred Johnson, Darrel Jones, Jennifer Jones, Michael A. Seniors: Volleyboll 111 FRONT ROW: Michelle Pinnix, Patsy Ross. Govan. SECOND ROW: Lillie Beaty, Sandra Janice Loving, Michelle McGarity Katherine Barnes, Brenda Pitts, Donna Comer, Mary Ward, Lillie Lee. THIRD ROW: Braves Have Good Season A new coach, Mr. Wayne Dickey, led the roundballers to a 22-14 season record. However, the Graves slumped in district and ended with a 7-7 record. Butler, junior, and all-city honor- able mention, led Cherokees’ attack by averaging just above 15 points a game. Jones make the All-District team, while Reed and Nance received honorable mention. With agile movement and speed, Jones, 44, prepares to go up for two points. FRONT ROW: Mark Hornsby, James San Wayne Nance, Garey Mullens. SECOND Eddie Williams, Gary Peterson, Randy ders, Darrell Lynch, Terrell Cole, Leonard ROW: Coach Wayne Dickey, Mike Jones. Reed, Coach John Luna. Hoskins, Terry Holmes, Anthony Price, Darwin Butler, Rickey Black, Oscar Woods, Jones, Michael B. Jones, Paula Jones, Virginia Jugo, Lucille Katzfey, Mary 112 Pages by Duane Johnson (A) Reed, 45, looks for an open Cher okee. (B) Butler, 54, snags a rebound away from Bulldog players. (C) Hornsby, 52, and Jones, 44, trap a Burbank player. (D) After stealing the ball Holmes, 41, does a reverse layup. Kidd, Margaret King, Barbara King, Marguerite Kirk, Cynthia Kosub, Kristy Seniors: Varsity Basketball 113 Cherokees Battle in Second Half Kotara, Joann Kotzur, James Kret. Stephen Kubicek, Lawrence Lafond. Willie 114 Poges by Duane Johnson Lavalis, Larry Lee, Joame Lemons, Terri Seniors: Varsity Basketball 1 15 (A) Reed, 45. displays fingertip control. (B) Reed, 45, ices game (C) Reed, 45. shows fancy movement (D) Guarded by a Tech defender. Reed. 45, makes a move (E) Hornsby. 52. shows good wrist action. (F) Holmes, 41, glides to the bas ket (G) Holmes, 41, motivates the action. (H) Woods, 55, shows steady con centration. (I) Reed, 45, sets up the inbounce play. (J) Finding an open Cher okee, Nance, 31, throws a bounce pass. Lewis, Betty Llanez, Susie Braves Bid for District Title (F.) (G.) (HO Lopez. Robert Lott. Zella Love, Edgar Lynch, Darrell Marshall, Mitzi 1 1 6 Pages by Duane Johnson (A) Coach Dickey plans game strategy. (B) Hornsby, 52, guns for two. (C) Hornsby, 52, pulls up for a lump shot. (D) Holmes. 41, plays good defense. (E) After making a base line move, Jones, 44. prepares to pass. (F) Reed, 45. cap tures the rebound. (G) Holmes. 41. streaks to the basket. (H) Using muscles and skill. Woods. 55, goes to the hoop. (I) Jones. 44, shows versatility in his form. (J) Woods, 55. goes in for a slam dunk. Martin, Sandra Mata, Paula Mayorga, Alfred McCants, Vincent McClure. Rhonda Seniors: Varsity Basketball 117 Stride, Dribble, Stretch, Shoot McDonald, Brenda McIntyre, Geneva 118 Pages by Tommy Waitschies McKinney, Don McKinney, Stanley McVea, Darrell JV Braves gained experience for the varsity team under the guidance of Coach Whitney. Cherokees tallied a sea son record of 14 wins and 11 losses. Cagers participated in two tourneys, the Jefferson tournament in which the JV's won two games, 69 56 and 76 51, and the South San tournament in which SH lost two games. Davis, 55, goes for the tipoff. Coach Whitney talks over game strategy with team members. Johnson, 32, goes for a layup. Davis, 55, shoots a free throw. A Judson defender tries to block Clark, 44 FRONT ROW: Mike Lee, Vincent John- son, Eddie Williams, David Glasco, Conny Robinson. SECOND ROW: Spider Harris, Dereck Hillver, Mark McNeal, Anthony Davis, Coach Whitney. THIRD ROW: Cur tis Cleveland, Jeff Bacon, Carl Earl, Karl Watson, James Crunk. McNeal, 35, takes a quick cut to the left to avoid a Judson opponent. SH 44 Kennedy 67 SH 59 John Jay 63 SH 56 Lee 54 SH 76 Marshall 38 SH 51, 54 MacArthur 76. 48 SH 2 Keystone 0 SH 39. 38, 54 Burbank 66. 33. 55 SH 46. 72 Judson 65, 62 SH 65. 69. 53 Fox Tech 57. 70, 69 SH 55, 88 Lanier 48, 72 SH 54 Roosevelt 56 SH 59, 66 Wheatley 70, 53 SH 72 Jefferson 69 SH 53, 50 Edison 50,48 SH 35, 35 Highlands 30, 57 McNeal, 35, makes a jump shot. McVea, Robert Mendez, Susie Miles, Monica Miller, Maggie Mills, Billy Seniors-. J.V. Basketball 119 Frosh Have Rough Start Freshman squad progressed better than expected,” said Coach Luna. Young Braves recovered from a rough 1 -4 start to finish with an 11-9 record. We accomplished our streak by working together as a unit with great confidence in each other. One of our best games was the one-point victory over Highlands after trailing by as many as 11,” commented Coach Luna. r SH 52. 33. 57 Edison 54. 55. 60 SH 33,41,51 Jefferson 36. 52. 42 66 60 SH 60. 70. 65 Burbank 54. 44, 55 SH 68. 69. 71 Highlands 83. 68. 63 SH 60. 69. 67 Fox Tech 57, 67. 63 SH 48. 56 Lanier 54, 47 SH 62. 68 Wheatley 63. 69 (A) Rodriguez, 33, looks for an open man. (B) Bishop. 43, jumps for a layup. (C) Bell. 30. shoots over a Vok defender (D) Miles, 53. takes a jump shot over the Voks. (E) Bishop, 43. begins a drive. (F) Walker, 32, goes up for a shot. (G) Bell. 30, scrambles for a rebound (C.) (D.) FIRST ROW: Claudius Williams. Ricardo Ramos, Steve Bell, Zeldon Walker, Michael Harris. SECOND ROW: John Gray. Calvin Bishop, Barry Brown. Joe Neal, Thomas Rodriguez, Coach Luna THIRD ROW: Derek Miles. Arthur Carter. Carlton Graves. Henry Woodard. Reginald Stokes. Morris. Karen Morris. Santa Morales. Maggie Seniors: Freshman Basketball '121 Morrison, Angela Moss. James Taking It to the Hoop Girls’ varsity basketball team completed a successful season by winning the District 31-4A title. Mollett and S. Griffin were included in the All District first team honors. Jerrell, Sullivan, and M. Marshall were placed on the second team. Mollett received honorable mention on the All-City team. Jerrell and Mollett set tight defense. FIRST ROW: Sandra Arkadie, Patsy Ross, kin, Beverly Williams, Debra Johnson, ROW: Terri Mollett, Lela Sullivan, Anita Jer- Mitzi Marshall SECOND ROW: Milyse Lam Katrina Evans, Sheila Crawford. THIRD rell, Sherme Taylor, Eugenia Evans, Shirley Griffin. Mott, David Mouton, Christopher Moy, Michelle Mullens, Garey Munoz, Sandy 1 22 Poges by Judy Casey Marshall calls the play. Lampkin shoots on the run. Players, team captain, Mar- shall, and coach, Mrs. Faye Best, finished their successful season with a loss to Clemens, bi-district champions. SH 64, 64 Jefferson 51, 56 SH 55, 55 Highlands 58, 50 SH 57,51 Burbank 33, 39 SH 54, 55 Lanier 25, 20 SH 51,83 Edison 41, 43 SH 53, 58 Wheatley 29. 24 SH 51,51 Fox Tech 14, 23 SH 47 Clemens 70 Evans dribbles down court. Griffin goes for the hoop. Williams sets the pick. Nathaniel, Charlotte Nava, Angela Neaves, Flori Nichols, Ronald Nolden, Clarice Seniors: Girls' Basketball 123 JV Girls District 32-4A Champs (A.) John Jay 45. 44 SH 55, 50 Judson 32 SH 44 Roosevelt 45 SH 49 Lee 32 SH 54 Marshall 30. 38 SH 74, 55 MacArthur 52 SH 55 McCollum 25 SH 73 E. Central 20 SH 48 Jefferson 34, 49 SH 47. 50 Fox Tech 35. 46 SH 43. 65 Highlands 27, 25 SH 44, 42 Burbank 34, 29 SH 44. 35 Edison 28, 30 SH 70, 40 Lanier 35,47 SH 81.58 Wheatley 40,27 SH 68. 45 FRONT ROW: Ms. Judi Stockton, coach; Govan. SECOND ROW: Renona Riddle, Lisa Janice Spruell, Pat Thomas, Ernestine Sara Perez. Pam Horne, Laura Hollings- Jones, Pam Knotts, Carolyn Bouldin, Blue, worth, Anita Grace, Pat Smith, Donna Olivares, Gary O’Neal, Shirley Ortiz, Sara Owen, Richard Owens, Carolyn 1 24 Poges by Debra Keller (E) JV girls' basketball team ended the season with a 24 0 record to make them the District 31 4A champs. The team was coached by Ms. Judi Stockton. (A) Perez, 24, attempts to make the final score. (B) Jones. 12, shows good form in her shooting (C) Blue, 44. tries a shot as she is covered. (D) Cherokees listen to new strategy during a timeout. (E) Spruell, 30, has a good shooting posi tion. Owens, Darla Parchman. Jeanine Parker, David Pearson, Sherbie Perdue. Aubra Seniors: Girls JV Basketball 1 25 Team Swings Into Action SH’s tennis team tied for third place in the district meet. Palmer and Williams won second in girls doubles and advanced to regional but lost in the first round. The girls team played well to win the round-robin divi- sion of district. Robinson rallies the ball back with her back- hand. FIRST ROW: Karen Dorom, Donna Keene, inson. THIRD ROW: Arliss Johnson, Coach Julie Johnson. SECOND ROW: Lori Wil- Gordon Pease, Janet Jimenez, Lucy liams, Fran Palmer, Terri Baker, Mildred Kotara, Delia Narvaiz, Peggy Korus. Robinson, Katherine Robinson, Carol Rob- Mott vollies the ball over the net. M. Robinson displays a smashing service. Perry, Beverly Perryman, Sterling Pitts, Lena Perez, Bobby 1 26 Poges by Jimmy Lee Perez, Danny Showing good form. Baker returns a back- hand shot. Coach tries to explain to C. Robinson that a good follow-through is important. Bending down and carefully watching the ball, Williams returns a slice. FRONT ROW: Anthony Bean, Thomas Rodriguez, Claudius Williams, Darryl Moss, Scon Collins, Lloyd Carter. SECOND ROW: David Mott, Michael Hall, Scott Steubmg, Chris Mouton, Russell Urquhart, Jimmy Lee. THIRD ROW: Coach Pease, Thomas Gonzales, Frank Wendrock, Mark Thomas, Edward Mendez, Mike Timms, Jack Paredes. Porter, Carolyn Preacher, Carl Price, Michael Quintero, Terry Ramos, Hector Seniors: Tennis 1 27 IjL P IfJ f Li ♦ Ramos, Larry Reed, Randy 128 Pages by Dwayne Watson Rehfeld, Charles Rhodes, Charles Richardson, Alvin Running for Your Life Coaches Hornsby and Randle provided guidance for the boys’ and girls' cross country teams. Rebuilding of both teams was an important part of training. Rodriguez achieved the teams major goal of getting at least one runner in the regionals by plac- ing 96 out of 120 runners. £ C ) T FRONT ROW: Darrell Redford, Anthony White. Milton Bennett, Avery Nious. SEC- OND ROW: Virgil Dotson, Tony Adkins, Phil stw- lip Rodriguez. THIRD ROW: Michael Wil- liams, Leonard Bacon, Ranon Alexander, Floyd Bacon. Leaders of the pack. You look like you could use some Gatorade. Alexander has energy to burn. Coach Randle helps Davis stretch. Duncan puts on a burst of speed Williams concentrates on distance CttEROKtfS Arkadie, Callie Duncan. THIRD ROW: Vir gmia Richardson, Barbara West, Peggy Sul livan. FRONT ROW: Michelle Pmnix, Shirley Wil- liams. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Davis, Sandra Richardson. Terry Riddle, Paul Riley, Jessie Roberts, Phillip Roberts. Phyllis Seniors: Cross Country 129 Cinder- men Win Title Boys’ varsity track team had a good season. Braves with a total of 130 points won the 31 - AAAA district title. Five individuals, along with the 440 relay team, qualified for the regional meet: Alexander, F. Bacon, Bedford, Dotson, Hornsby, Jones, Price, and Sanders. FRONT ROW: Anthony White, Daniel Bed ford, Leonard Roundtree, Jeffrey Pawlik, Mike Williams, Jimmy Jones, and James Tal ley. SECOND ROW: Lonnie Price, Jeffrey Bacon, Milton Bennett, Joe Mayorga, Floyd Bacon, Leonard Bacon, Virgil Dotson, and Jonathan Sayon. THIRD ROW: Curtis Cleve land, Ronald Sanders, Darwin Butler, Rickey Black, Mark Hornsby. Oscar Woods, David Glasco, and Ranon Alexander. Robinson, Rita Robertson, Randy 1 30 Poges by Duane Johnson Robinson, Katheryn Robinson, Kelly Robinson, Carol Rodriguez paces himself for the mile run. Alexander displays his stride in the 440 dash. Hornsby and L. Roundtree jump over the hurdles. Tealer shows good form gliding over hur die. Using determined strength. Price tosses shot put. Dotson sprints the straight away. Atkins, Bennett and Black run the curve with ease. Robinson, Sandra Rodriguez, Patricia Rodgers, Sandra Ross, Murlene Roumo. Bruce Seniors: Varsity Track 131 A. Roundtree pours on the speed Loud winds up to throw discus. Young displays pole vaulting technique, Rowe, Becky Russell, Sandra Satterfield, Wilbur Sauceda, Esther Sayon, Jonathan 1 32 Varsity Track Page by Duane Johnson JV's, Frosh Sweep Meets JV and freshman track teams enjoyed good seasons. JV won all six of their meets while the frosh won five out of six. Jeffrey Bacon and Lonnie Price were outstanding JV’s, while Charles Francis and Harold Woodson were frosh standouts. (A) Harris and Wash take a practice lap. (B) Borise heads for the finish line. (C) Crunk grabs the lead. (D) Woodson watches the shot fly. FRONT ROW: JV’s are Jeffrey Bacon, Anthony Davis, Michael Harris, Ronald Middleton, Arthur Harris, Duane Price. SECOND ROW: Ronald King, Lonnie Price, Bobby Lopez, David Glasco, Derrick Burke. THIRD ROW: Karl Watson, Dale Toler, Jeff Pawlik, James Loving, Selywan Todd, Kevin Vorpahl, Joe Mayorga. Sayon, Joseph Schneider, Randall Schnuriger, Robert Schrimpshire, Jacqueline Schrimpshire, Jerry Seniors: JV Track 1 33 Schroedei. Wayne Scott, Derian Sea brook, Lisa Shadrock, David Sheehan, Jane 1 34 Poges by Vincent Richardson Movin' Out (A) Stovall clears the bar. (B) Cobble begins a toss. (C) Francis leaps to the front. (D) Jefferson and Stokes warm up. (E) Frosh shot putters: Ronald Rogers, Harris, and Woodson. (F) Brown closes on Tech, runner. (G) Todd flies after his opponent. (H) Toler Williams take a cas- ual stroll. (I) Price hurldes ahead. (J) Stone soars toward the bar. (K) Burke and friend lump together. (L) Todd snags hurdle. FRONT ROW: Frosh are Michael Coleman, Lee Wash, Gary Gold, Richard Cobble, Kirk Miller, Mary Riley. SECOND ROW: Eliot Brown, Wendell Borise, Micole Cameron, Ronald Neal, Clyde Johnson, Mark Green, Glenn Jefferson. THIRD ROW: Zeldon Walker, Windell Harris, Charles Francis, Henry Stone, Dexter Stout, Calvin Bishop, Barry Brown. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Price. Harold Woodson, Elridge Davis, Oscar Woods, Arthur Carter, Tommy Stovall. Reginald Stokes. Shelton, Lonnie Shelton, Sharon Sherrod, Susan Shuey, Margaret Silvas, Victor Seniors: JV ond Freshman Track 135 Boys Got Muscle; Girls Got Hustle Coached by Mrs. Emarie Ran- dle, the girls’ track team had an excellent season in winning dis- trict and regional titles and by finishing third in the State Meet. The 440 (B. Pinnix, Taylor, West, and Williams) and the 880 relay teams (Davis, B. Pinnix, West, and Whitney) placed third in the state. Thomas also placed third in the shotput, and Taylor won second in the 80 yard hur- dles. All the girls who partici- pated in the State Meet will return to compete next year. West hands off to Davis in 880 relay. Thomas throws the shot put, preparing for district meet. FRONT ROW: Callie Duncan, Milyse Lamkin, Peggy Sullivan, Michelle Pinnix, Phyllis Davis, Stephanie Hill, Sandra Arkadie, Karen Kinney. SECOND ROW: Tarita Burns, Shirley O’Neal, Betty Pinnix, Sherine Taylor, Bar- bara West, Shirley Williams, Cynthia Whit- ney, Tammi Gay. THIRD ROW: Debra Hurd, Virginia Richardson, Renee Watson, Terri Mollett, Cheryle Harris, Beverly Williams, Pat Thomas, Mrs. Emarie Randle. Simms, Bruce Simms, Vernesser Singletary, Donna Slaughter, Phillis Sledge, Felice 1 36 Poges by Judy Casey Williams, Pinnix, Taylor, and West make up the 440 relay. Richardson, Pinnix, and Williams practice their timing. ------- 4 Whitney, Williams, Pinnix, and Davis set to race. Lamkin jumps the high bar. Pinnix, Whitney, Davis, and West make up the 880 relay. Sledge. Felicia Smith, Jana Smith. Mabel Smith, Phyllis Smith, Shirley Girls Varsity Track 1 37 JV Captures District (A) Williams lumps last hurldes.(B) Jones finishes the 220 relay. (C) Ball trium- phantly comes in first. (D) Jerrell proudly crosses the line. (E) ‘One more lap ’ says Grace. (F) Terrell in shot put post tion. (G) Terrell puts it together. (H) McKinney takes her final steps. (I) There's a time to relax it (A.) (B.) KNEELING: Pam Horne, Patsy Ross, Kim Ball. SECOND ROW: Sharon Terrell, Caro- lyn Bouldin, Evelyn Hartfield, Anita Jerrell, Alexandria Williams, Anita Grace. THIRD ROW: Maria Miles, Shirley Griffin, Edith Johnson, Remina Riddle, Linda Kopecki. Sotelo, Sonia Spruill, Gregory Stralla, Barbara Stanton, Joyce Steen, Christopher 1 38 Poges by Debro Keller JV girls track, coached by Mrs. Hayma Best, won four out of five meets to capture the district title. Braves showing promising talent were Joyce Jones and Patsy Ross, who placed first in every event they were partici- pants. Stout, Thaddeus Sullivan, Angie Seniors: J.V. Track 139 Steubing. Scott Steward, Kenneth Steward, Sandra What Has 18 Legs . . . Varsity baseball team completed a suc- cessful season with a 5 win, 8 loss dis- trict slate and a season tally of 10 wins, 14 losses. All district players were Billy Allen and Kenny Hubert, with Honorable Mention going to Joe Flores. Ed Blaschke and Vic Castillo coached the Braves and gave them tips to use in future seasons. Billy Allen stops a grounder at short stop. Ronnie Nasis prepares to fire a pitch. FRONT ROW: Lee Clark, Steve Belasquez, Curt Moy, Bernard Doss, Alfred Warren, THIRD ROW: Ronnie Nasis, Billy Allen, John Ray Tyler, Joe Flores, Larry Arzola, Lee Alfred Mayorga, Kenny Hubert, Gino Marti Kosub, Mike Jones, Ronald Zaiontz, Tyrone Bumpers. SECOND ROW: Coach Castillo, nez, Wayne Schroeder, Coach Blaschke Thomas, Jessie Scott. Thomas, Tammy Thomas, Tyrone Thompson, Karen 1 40 Poges by Tommy Waitschies Sullivan, Curtis Thomas, Henry Yet Catches Many Flies? -� � ■ ■ '• Steve Belasquez starts to throw in a ball from left field. jt John Kosub snags a ball at short stop and gets set to throw it in. This is the proper way to bunt, says Ray Tyler. • 'y Ifc In position, Billy Allen waits to stop a Kenny Hubert starts his swing as the ball nears grounder. home. SH 0 MacArthur 2 SAISD TOURNAMENT SH 1 Roosevelt 7 SH 9 Holy Cross 10 SH 3 Wheatley 1 SH 1 South San West 2 NORTH LOOP TOURNAMENT SH 0 Churchill 6 SH 4 Marshall 4 SH 9 McCollum 2 SH 8 Churchill 4 SH 4 St. Gerard’s 3 SH 13, 10 Holy Cross 12,9 SH 7,2 Lanier 4,3 SH 9,8 Wheatley 6. 10 SH 2,2 Jefferson 4.4 SH 10,0 Fox Tech 4, 1 SH 1.4 Highlands 0.3 SH 8,2 Burbank 9.0 SH 5,4 Edison 6 7 Torres, Frank Troncoso, Henry Turner, Gwendolyn Turner, Sharon Tyrone, Goldie Seniors: Varsity Baseball 141 Batter Up! Mike Jones gives a long stretch to catch a ball at first base. Jesse Scott bunts and gets ready to run. Curt Moy strides to first base. Lee Bumpers talks over strategy with Joe Flores. Van Osselaer, Dorothy Vontur, Steven 142 Varsity Baseball Page by Tommy Waitschies Waitschies, Tommy Wallace, Marian Warner, L.B. Pages by Dwayne Watson 143 Washington, Beverly Washington, Paulette Watson, Pamela Watson, Yvette West, Reta JV's Charge, Hit, Run, Score JV Braves ended their season with a 10 win and 8 loss slate and a 6 win 8 loss district tally. Coached by Mr. Victor Castillo, the Cherokees were strong on defense. Outstanding perform- ers for the season were Stapper, Smith, Bruce Hodge, and Dixon. SH 2,4 Jefferson 10,8 SH 6,5 St. Gerard 5,3 SH 3,0 Burbank 0. 1 SH 0,5 Edison 10,6 SH 7,4 East Central 3, 1 SH 3,0 Wheatley 0. 1 SH 3, 1 Highlands 0,2 SH 9,6 Fox Tech 3,5 SH 4,0 Lanier 1. 1 Eric Warren, Lewis Bankston, John Gray, Keith Garrett. FRONT ROW: Larry Dixon, Ricky Ramos, Reggie Smith, John Mendez, Freddie Green, Charlie Loud. SECOND ROW: Coach Victor Castillo, Kenneth Vorphal, Blake Stapper, Just passing by. Smith slides to third Hodge retires the side Gotcha! Mendez fields a bad hop. Bankston fields one Wheaten, Joyce Wheeler, Mark Whitner, Debra Williams, Kenneth Williams, Norman 144 Seniors: J.V. Baseball Michael Kotara putts himself ahead. Tony Franckowiak gets into the swing of things. Golfers Tee It Up Swingers competed in the Dis- trict 31-4A golf tournament April 12 at the Riverside golf course. The group placed eighth with a total of 752 team points. Tony Franckowiak was low with an 84 score. Woods, Melinda Yuras, Deborah Seniors: Golf Page by Gina Brewer 145 Williams, Randy Williams, Toni Wilson, Zelma FRONT ROW: Mr. Freddie Sewell, Kathryn Watts, Sandra Lewis, Michelle Stribling. SECOND ROW: Ronald Baker, Darrel Jones, Koenning. Tony Franckowiak, Michael Kotara, Carl H Club Acknowledges Top Athletes FRONT ROW: David Mott, Laticia McHenry, Anita Jerrell, Sherine Taylor, Shirley O’Neil, Betty Pmnix, Shelia Crawford, Wendell Strait. SECOND ROW: Izear Wilkerson, Lee Bumpers, James Talley, Joe Flores. Calvin Williams, Mark Hornsby, Terri Mollett, Harold Hardaway, Jesse Scott. THIRD ROW: Leonard Roundtree, Dereck Hillyer, Dennis Tealer, Arizona McGrew, Garey Mullens, Katrina Evans, Wayne Schroeder, Steve Belasquez. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Nance. Eddie Williams, Darrell Lynch, Leonard Bacon, Gary Peterson, Alfred Warren, Fred Headspeth, Michael Jones. FRONT ROW: Terry Holmes, Renee Watson, Cheryl Harris, Melinda Woods, Donna Sin- gletary, Lisa McGarity, Marian Lovings SEC- OND ROW: Leonard Hoskins, John Mass. Eural Mass, Ranon Alexander, Anthony Price, Lonnie Price, Dave Bibbs. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Nasis, Floyd Bacon, David Glasco, Alvin Roundtree, Leon Cole, Michael Douglas FOURTH ROW: Darwin Butler, Leroy Owens, Dwight Waiters, Jimmy San ders, Isaiah Hockley, Jonathan Sayon. 1 46 H Club Poge by Sheila Hicks Foculty Division by Kristy Kosub 147 Big Chiefs Pow Wow • Just one more yard, please. Lord.” A touch of class. Cherokee Chiefs have ’em big pow wow. Mr. Luther Robinson Mr Marvin Foster I 48 Pages by Anthony Lockhart Mr. John Middleton Mr. John Esquivel Mr. Pierce Grisham Who’s this suspicious looking character? Smile, it makes people wonder what you've been up to. Yk Sounds like someone is moving the furm ture again up yonder. SAN ANTONIO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr William R Elizando: president Mr Thomas D. Gaffney: vice president Mrs. Rudy Esquivel: secretary Mr. Jesse Trevino: assistant secretary Mr. Oscar Cismeros: member Mrs. Robert E. Durr: member Mr. Oscar Hernandez: member Dr. Harold H. Hitt, superintendent Mrs. Emily Abbott Mrs. Shirley Adamek Mrs Cynthia Barnes Sgt. Maj. Eldridge Bayer Mrs Kathleen Beierle Faculty 149 “Just one more period to go, Mr. Deen says to himself. “Mr. Dean Mrs. Judy Betts Mr William Bird 1 50 Counselor Page by Marion Wallace Mrs. Lona Bishop Mr. Edgar Blaschke Mrs. Cynthia Brannon Mr. Louis Broussard Miss Maria Cardenas Mr. Hal Caskey Faculty Page by Jane Sheehan Individual Interests ‘Here, horsey!” Mrs. Lotte Burdette 15' The only difference between men and boys is the size of their toys! Mr. Edward Bush Sing it again. Miss Smith. Still playing dolls, Mrs. Johnson? School Is More Than Just Classes A football game is no place to grade homework. Coach Dickey! Mrs. Lindley takes second, third, and fourth servings at a BBL party. Miss Green, daydreaming again, wishes she were somehwere else but at school. What do you this is, a game?” asks Coach Whitney. Mr Reyes relaxes at a football game Mr Vic Castillo Mr Pat Caza Mr. Clyde Clack Mr. Douglas Cloman Mr. Pat Davis 1 52 Poges by Kevin Motyeor Mrs. Peggy Duderstadt Mr. Larry Evans Mr. John Ferguson Faculty 153 Mr. Wayne Dickey Mrs. Joyce Etter You paid to come watch the football game. Miss Solis. For $5 you too can have your picture on a bumper sticker. ' I was going to hold this place up, but my gun ran out of water as I walked in the door,” Mr. Deen says to Mr. Middleton at the BBL banquet. ‘This diet will be my greatest asset, says Mrs. Dale, accounting teacher. I think I'd rather be in class than at this fac ulty meeting, says Mr Prado. Wonder who the real “master is. Miss Neri or Heidi? Tud da dump, dud a dump, da da dump dump dump! Sgt. Robert Foster Mrs. Virginia Frazeiie Miss Adela Garcia Miss Marijane Gish Mr Alonzo Glosson 1 54 Poges by Brian Skaggs Before you meet The Handsome Prince, you have to kiss a lot of toads. (Ribbit!) t Mrs. Bishop helps Theresa Biela with her typing. Miss Torres shares her spirit with Mr. Gorman and Robert Warner at a football game. Mr Ken Gorman Miss Caroyl Green Mr. Thomas Greene Mr. Gentris Hornsby Mr. Steve Johnson Faculty 155 Oh! Mr Badrak, will you please play that funky music again? Mr. Gorman, pigging out, pays no attention to his table manners. Teachers Clown Around! “Now, now Mrs. Miles, that box can’t be that heavy, says Mr Robinson. Mrs. Phillips watches Gayle Dixon check out books. Miss Mary Jolly Mr Ernest Joshua Mrs. Laura Kowalik Miss Suzanne Labbo Mr. Vernon Lanctot 1 56 Poges by Bryant Livingston • 0h! Miss Solis, how come you always get mums, and I don't? cries Miss Tor res. A sandwich is a sandwich, but a manwich is a meal! First Sgt. Foster tells Rudy Valle that he better wear that uniform. Do not disturb sleeping bear! Sgt. Maj. Bayer catches a little shut eye during his confer ence period Mrs. Betty Lewis Mrs. Rose Lindley Mr John Luna Mrs. Roberta Mahan Ms. Elizabeth Manning Faculty 157 Putting Students First A day without work is like a day without sunshine. I’m not hurting your head; am I? Put your arms down. Coach! This will be one headache I'll never forget. Mr. Robert McDaniel Mr. Joe Medellin Miss Mary Merrit Mrs. Belinda Meschkat Mr. Darvil Middleton 1 58 Poges by Evelyn Bruce That guy is picking on me. Coach! This is one heck of a list! That’s keeping up the good work! Mr. Ralph Nuytten � Miss Mitzi Neri Mrs. Lillie Nelson Mr. William Nakayama Mrs. Ruth Miles Faculty 1 5$ Lunch Bunch When they say the Mexican food is hot, it’s hot! •Maybe you can wash it down with water, but where can I spit my gum out? Mr William Pabst Mr Gordon Pease Miss Cheryl Petray Mrs. Maudess Phillips Mr Raul Prado 160 Poges by Kristy Kosub Mrs. Carolyn Pylant Mrs. Emarie Randle Mr. Manuel Reyes Mr. Robert Richie Mr. Paul Robel Faculty 161 In Action Mrs. Duderstadt is hot on the trail! Pylant to co Pylant Coming in for a landing. Hey. Mr Johnson! Don't hit him! He's on your team! •Make mine pickle and onions!” yells Mr Gorman. Mrs. Zamponi gets a kick out of horseshoes. Miss Nancy Saffold Mr Nicki Roberson 1 62 Poges by Jane Sheehan Mr George Robinson Mrs. Elizabeth Royal Mrs. Mary Roberts Mr Fred Sewell Miss Doris Sheffield Mrs. Sylvia Slapper Miss Irene Smith Miss Yolanda Solis Foculty 163 Bleacher Teachers Mr James Stanfield Mr. Arthur Stopper 1 64 Pages by Kristy Kosub Miss Lillian Torres Mr. Boyd Turner Mrs. Dorothy Uribe Mrs. Lois White Mr. Ruben Whitney Mrs. Emma Wilkerson Mr. Louis Williams Mrs. Grace Zamponi Faculty 165 Taking time for a snooze. Mrs. Joyce Anderson 1 66 Pages by Kristy Kosub Setting a Good Example Let’s forget about work today Mrs. Willie Mae Bell Mrs. Inez Brunnemann Mrs. Tempie Callaway Ms Clara Clack Flirting with the ladies. It’s a matter of life and breath. V. i i An apple a day keeps the doctor away! Mrs. Aline Dear Mr Arlan Eikanas Mr Audrey Fuery Mrs. Joyce Gulley Mr. Willard Jackson Faculty 167 “Attendance File ' airlines — they really move their tail for you. Organization — Constant Battle When you're 10 cents off in the books, you really need something for a headache. Mrs. Margie Kellner Mrs. Gladys McCarver Mrs. Frances Johnson I 68 Poges by Brian Skaggs Mrs. Prendergast keeps the German Club in line. Mrs. Woodall tries to “grin and bear it,“ as Nora Wolander rushes to help her with the door Mrs. McCarver and Donna Speeks have a real scream with the ditto machine. Mrs. Ann Prendergast Mrs. Betty Sanders Mrs. Mary Jane Mrs. Marie Woodall Mrs. Betty Zigmond Weilbacher Faculty 169 1 70 Pages by Bryont Livingston Kitchen Magicians, Good Housekeepers ager), Mrs. Gladys Ulrich, Mrs. Eunice Der Mrs. Jessie Mae Rice, Mrs. Stella Kadura, bengy, and Mrs. Kay Stair STANDING: Mrs. Trisha Padilla, Mrs. Wanda Sides, and Mrs. Anna Mae Clay. Mrs. Agnes Kaiser, Mrs. Loraine Stobbs, Mrs. Erna Strey, Mrs. Vivian Wolter, and Mrs. Alice Zertuche. Bldg. I cafeteria workers are SEATED: Mrs. Eddie Mae Mann. Mrs. Ruby Hayden (man Bldg. II ladies are SEATED: Mrs. Eleanor Harris, Mrs. Jo Whitely, Mrs. Esther Erfurth, and Mrs. Mary Patton. STANDING: Mrs. Mary Gonzales. Mrs. Nancy Mendiola, Mrs. Betty Patton works quickly to get finished with her daily work. Custodians for Bldg. II are Mr. Jimmy Sanchez and Mr James Carson. - P Custodians for Bldg. I are Mr. Sam Renken, Mrs. Lupita Garaza, and Mr. Tim Roumo, manager. Mr. Roumo keeps his eye on the |ob as he makes adjustments to the air unit to cool Bldg. I rooms. Mr. Frank Vasquez spreads sawdust under bushes to keep them from freez mg. Personnel 171 PTA Sells Tickets, Craft Items Members of the PTA executive board are F. Reininger, treasurer. STANDING: Mrs. Beaver, spiritual; Mrs. L. G. Worth, cour- SEATED: Mrs. Joyce Garrett, president; Mrs. Dorothy Gilpin, hospitality; Mrs. L. F. tesy; Mrs. R. Buckley, parliamentarian; Thea Eikanas, recording secretary; Mrs. N. Palmer, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Tom Mr. Robinson, principal. PTA members sold tickets for various events throughout the year. In Novem- ber, Mrs. Fischer and Mrs. Moore attended the state convention in Dallas. The Founders’ Day dinner was held Feb- ruary 14 at Wheatley High School. Salad luncheons were held in December and in May. Members also made and sold many craft items for Mother’s Day, with the money going to the scholarship fund. In May the two scholarship recipients were named, and new officers were elected. 1 72 Pages by Karen Reininger PTA 173 Maxwell House Mr. Pease and Mr Bush greet Mr. Thomas Gaffney, vice-president of SAISD school board • Those cheerleaders’ skirts seem to be getting shorter every year! This is your pilot speaking Teaching physics is phun! Farrah Fawcett Fan Club Encore! Encore! 1 74 Faculty Page by Kristy Kosub ' $ Club Division by Joonie Lee 175 At the commencement exercises 28 seniors stood out as distinguished honor society members. The club inducted new candidates April 26, initiating seven sen- iors and 26 juniors. Cake sales and a cor- sage sale helped raise money. Members visited LBJ Library, Landa Park, had a Christmas party, and ended the year with a banquet at El Jarro Mexican Restau- rant May 17. Brains Behind the Scenes Kristy, Jan, and Karen prove they’re real swingers. I can see why you're selling them for only 15 Robert, Joanie, Lawrence, and Tony take a break at the LBJ Library, cents.” FRONT ROW: Kristy Kosub, Jane Sheehan, Joanie Lee, treasurer; Jan Smith, president; Karen Garrett, secretary; Lawrence Kubicek, vice-president. SECOND ROW: Miss Mitzi Neri, Kathy Bilicek, Margaret Shuey, Mary Katzfey, Jayme Freasier, Norma Guerrero, Tony Franckowiak. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Shirley Adamek, Robert Schnuriger, Virginia Jones, Gena Burns, Scott Steubing, Cynthia Clack. (NOT PICTURED: Sharon Buckley, Glenda Crunk, Jackie Schrimpshire.) Jan Smith shows off her poise at the Christmas party. 176 Poges by Kristy Kosub Brian Skaggs receives his honor society rib bons. Glenda Crunk sings it her way. Karen Garrett serves as warden of schol- arship. FRONT ROW: Dawn Giles, Cathy Hannon, Angela Johnson, Sherri Fanick, Natalie Marino, Mary Edwards, Rhonda Stobbs. SECOND ROW: Karen Reininger, Terry Baker, Lana Wise, Donna Maha, Kathy Moczygemba, Judy John. THIRD ROW: Brian Rutkowski, Deborah Herman, Debo- rah Hosek, Kevin Greene, Ernest Hines, Ted Slansky, Jimmy Lee. FOURTH ROW: Curt Moy, Rodney Schnuriger, Brian Skaggs, Vincent Richardson, John Kosub, Eric Domes. (Not pictured: Debra Gray, Natalie Haywood, Robert Kotara, Betty Lewis, Shirley O'Neal, Lisa Seabrook, Deborah Terrell, Beverly Washington.) Look at that style! Dawn Giles and Mary Edwards enjoy NHS reception. What did they put in this punch? National Honor Society 177 Strike Up, SH Band Band started the year with band camp in August. New band members learned many new marching and playing techni- ques. A Christmas concert was pre- sented December 15 with the band playing Christmas songs. KNEELING: Sherry Sigers, Becky Cardenas, Pam Huck. FRONT ROW: Carla Pfeiffer, Brian Quandt, Andrea Scott, Colette Horne. Lloyd Carter, Norman Toler, Mike McKinney. Dwayne Watson, Eugene Gar rett SECOND ROW: Mr Badrak THIRD ROW: Michael Dixon, Anthony Burleson, Sedric Sullivan, Mario Iglehart, Steve Schroeder, Bruce Hodge, Robert Ford, Mark Hall, Kathy Steen FOURTH ROW: Gary Brown, Duane Armstrong, Joel Reese. Paul Riddle, Charles Kierum, Robert Coy, Ruben Partillo. James Lackey, Greg Hen son, Mark Fanick. 1 78 Pages by Pam Bauwens KNEELING: Pat Guerrero, Cheryl Roddy. FRONT ROW: Ronald York, Pat Garza, Michael Broadnax, Tammy Gabrysch, Cur tis Sullivan, Maggie Guerrero, Yvonne Ramirez, Elizabeth Gilpin, Jacy Black, Sherri Famck SECOND ROW: Cheryl Roddy, Natalie Haywood THIRD ROW: Monique Burns, Elizabeth Escobedo, Nancy Blair, Evelyn Miles. Eve Bright, Renee Hood, Pearl Garza, Pat Bennett. Cheryl Beaver FOURTH ROW: Rodney Whitmore, Margaret Shuey, Nigel Harda man, John Freeman, Bruce Roumo, Keith Dibrell, David Shedrock, Doug Norton, Phil lip Fischer, James Moss Band 179 Duane Armstrong plays a solo at the Christmas concert. Band members wait for the Christmas concert to begin. Live Music Keith Garrett goes over his music before playing. Band members relax after halftime while watching Edison perform. I can do it with my eyes closed! 1 80 Pages by Pam Bauwens and Jeff Lage Be careful of the throat; I have to perform tonight!” Eve Bright says to Kathy Steen • No you can’t have any of my ice cream!” says Margaret Shuey. “I hope I remembered to plug in this thing, thinks Nigel Harda man. Pat Garza chimes away her time at the Christmas concert. Paul Riddle practices drills for the first halftime performance. Band warms up before performing Band 181 Drum Majors Lead Band Natalie Haywood Cheryl Hill Cheryl Hill, drum maior; Natalie Hay wood, assistant drum major. Norman Toler jams to the beat of his drums. Mr Tony Badrak announces at the Pat Garza drums her way through the halls to a pep David Shedrock plays his trombone Christmas concert. rally. off the field. 1 82 Poges by Lisa Pittman McDonald's Welcomes Band Band members welcome visitors to Band Day. Carla Pfeiffer and Sherri Fanick concen trate on their music. Maggie Guerrero, Yvonne Ramirez, and Colette Horne flute away. “You’re not putting a napkin in my shirt! exclaims Robert Carter to his mother. The band plays on! Band 183 Majorettes Help Lead at Halftime Pam Huck Cheryl Roddy 1 84 Poges by Pom Bouwens Majorettes do a pep rally skit with the cheerleaders to the theme from Star Wars.” Sherry Sigers smiles as she shows how to twirl with (ire Band I 85 SH Band Does It All for You! Natalie Haywood takes a break with the McDonald's clown. After halftime Band Boosters serve water to band members. Don't cry! Nigel Hardaman and Bruce Roumo say to Margaret Shuey at senior game. Becky Guevara and Pat Guerrero McDonalds Do it all for them.” let James Moss and Wilfred Harris clown as they play the tuba. Elizabeth Escobedo cleans tables at Mexican dinner. 186 Poges by Pam Bauwens Mike McKinney makes sure he doesn’t miss a play. Brian Quandt and Andrea Scott play their hearts out at McDonalds. Are you a quarter pounder person? Brian Quandt and Elizabeth Escobedo serve up the hot sauce. Patricia Bennett and Monique Burns help with the car wash. Bond 187 Taking Care of Business Better Business Leaders elected new officers and spon- sored fund-raising projects, such as selling candy and cakes. In December BBL had a Christ- mas party in the mall area, and in January members went to Southwestern Bell to observe dif- ferent jobs. The group enjoyed a trip to Astroworld in April, and a banquet May 10 closed the year’s activities. I’m just testing the cakes for fresh- ness, Mrs. Llndley. “You want me to put what in this punch? exclaims Gena Burns at the Christmas party. Judy John hands out gifts at the Christmas party. FRONT ROW: Kevin Matyear, historian; Linda Hysaw, parliamentarian; Vera Knap- pick, secretary-treasurer; Joan Skatlicky, vice-president; Reyna Reed, Judy John, president. SECOND ROW: Claude Cozby, Faye Hysaw, Alice Garcia, Janie Barrios, Michele Gooden, Donna Ellis, Gladys Clar- idge. THIRD ROW: Ronald Goodwin, Bettye Williams, Gena Burns, Charles Rehfeld, Carol Delgado, Terry Baker. 1 88 Poges by Jeff Lage No wonder long distance takes so long with people like this at the switchboard. A member of the Lawrence Welk fan club. FRONT ROW: Valerie Reed. Linda Ponce, Rita Cervantes, Susie Llanez, Lucille Jugo. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Rose Lindley, sponsor; Jeff Lage. Annie Massey, Nora Wolander, Toni Williams. THIRD ROW: Sandra Stout, Donna Maha, Lana Wise, Arnold Reed, Che- ryl Voelcker, Paul Reed. BBL 189 Billie Fisher, Judy Frels, and Laureen Currie decorate the hall for Spirit Week. Dwayne Galimore and Debra Lee pose together during dress rehearsal. Pauline Cabrera and Angela Anaya wait for their part during practice. 190 Poges by Charles Rehfeld Bijuberti 191 Charles asks, Please, Lauren? Mr. Roberson video tapes dress Angie says, Darryl only thinks he's cool. rehearsal. Scott, Denise McVea, Angela Anava, and Darryl perform on stage in I'm Nobody.” Scott and Angela do scene 4 in I’m Nobody. Drama Troupe members pre- sented a play at the National Thespian Society state conven- tion in Houston January 20. Biju- berti also performed the play, “I’m Nobody at Jay High School in a clinic. The play was then taken to the District 31-4A one-act play contest at Burbank April 6. All-star cast awards were given to Charles Moore and Scott Steubing; honorable mention went to Sandra Martin, Darryl Moss, and Van Williams. Lauren Currie talks with guest, Charles Pace. Runaways 'Strike Out!' Runaways bowling league, coached by Mr. Gorman and Miss Solis, consisted of 16 teams with four bowlers each. They bowled at Goliad Bowling Center every Wednesday after school. A Christmas moonlight bowling party was held Decem- ber 16 with trophies awarded to top bowlers and their guests. Runaways placed second in the Christmas Bowling Tournament, and three members were awarded individual trophies. In the city tournament, trophies went to top bowlers for their scores in singles, doubles, and all events. The league ended the year with bowlers competing for I Beat My Coach” patches. Tro- phies were given to the three top teams and to those bowlers hav- ing highest averages. 192 Poges by Karen Reininger Bowling Club 193 FRONT ROW: Kathleen Korus, Terry Baker, Tanta Burns, Joanie Lee, Greg Henson, Karen Morris SECOND ROW: Natalie Hay- wood, Molly Beanland. Margaret Colbath, Gena Burns, Becky Cardenas, Donna Ellis, Michele Gooden. THIRD ROW: Vera Knap- pick, Pat Guerrero, Melissa Schrank, Arlan Eikanas, James Gray, Joe Feggens, Gregory Coles. FOURTH ROW: Eric Domes, Karin Krouse, Cynthia Colbath, Mike Baker, Peggy Korus, Debra Mills, Sharon Schmidt. FRONT ROW: Jane Sheehan, Patrick Igle- hart, Tyrone Thomas, James Miller, Bertrus Rogers, Ray Tyler SECOND ROW: Miss Yolanda Solis, Karen Reininger, Linda Kopecki, Phillip Rodriguez, Mario Iglehart, Curt Moy, Mr. Gorman. THIRD ROW: Jan ston, Dennis Mitchell, Ted Slansky. Smith, Eleanor Lauzon, Sharia Dittrich, Rudy Valle, Brian Rutkowski, Elston Hopkins, Jimmy Lee. FOURTH ROW: Delia Narvaiz, John Murray, James Moss, Bryant Living 1 94 Bowling Club Page by Karen Reininger The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat for David Shadrock, Darrell McVea, and David Mr. Stateson and Russell Urquhart find 3-D Drake. chess fascinating. I may be outnumbered, but I won't be out played,” thinks Larry Ramos. Russell kibitzes with Duane Johnson “How could he have won; I had him whipped.” What would Bobby Fischer do next? Curtis Yarbrough uses a King's Pawn Opening versus a Sicilian Defense enroute to a first place in C Division. Chess Club Poge by David Mott 195 Come on, Cherokees. let’s win, ’ say Charlesetta Russell and Grace Adams. 'Let Them Entertain You' Cheers and tears were com- mon characteristics of the Cheroketts. Even though their faces grew taut and their voices grew weak, their spirit remained intact as each excit- ing moment passed SH’s sports events. Halftime shows were performed at both foot- ball and basketball games. Miss Green and Mrs. Bell were marchers, and cheerleaders went to camp to learn new routines and cheers. Candy, ribbons, spirit buttons, and football stickers were sold as money-making projects to finance the Green and White Banquet May 20. “This can be very embarrassing when you do not know the steps,” says Janet Gant. He’s got legs! “Nobody does it better,” says Karen Babino. Edna Adame Grace Adams Anita Anthony Ada Babino Karen Babino Marcher IstLt. Freshman Cheer. Marcher Marcher Dancer 1st. Lt. 1 96 Pages by Pamela Jo Watson Football Keeps Spirit Bubbling Pauline Cabrera Kristi Caskey Sabrina Davis Nina Dixon Julie Fields Dancer President Dancer Gymnist Varsity Cheer. Varsity Cheer. Captain 198 Pages by Pamela Watson Wendy Fields Janet Gant Freshman Cheer. Captain Marcher Karen Grahmann Dancer Debra Gray Jackie Griffin Dancer Captain Dancer Lt. Col. CHeroketts 199 Pam Harris Nan Haywood Janiece Hill Marva Johnson Teresa Johnson Marcher Marcher Freshman Cheer. Marcher Marcher 200 Poges by Pamela Jo Watson Wanda Jones Margaret Kidd Joann Kotara Deborah Luckey Teresa Mann Marcher Dancer Major Dancer Colonel Marcher Marcher Cheroketts 201 Marie Mitchell Cynthia Moore Lisa Pittman Stacy Richardson Charlesetta Russell Marcher Varsity Cheer. Dancer IstLt. Freshman Cheer. Freshman Cheer. 202 Poges by Pomelo Jo Wotson Terry Tidwell Gloria Vorpahl Beverly Washington Pamela Watson Debra Wendrock Marcher Freshman Cheer. Varsity Cheer. Varsity Cheer. Dancer Head Lt. Cheroketts Fashion Fever 203 They ve Got That Rhythm in Song Whistle while you work should have been the tune for the choir because of the number of accomplishments. A shampoo sale in September was followed by a candle sale in December and a car wash in April. The group competed in a solo ensemble contest at Fox Tech. Renee Alexander, Patsie Curtis, Edward Hartfield, Dammone Holland, Cheryl Kin drick, and Sherbie Pearson received awards for their performances. Enter- tainment was the key factor in choir. Concerts filled the months of November and December. A concert in May carried the theme Where the Rainbow Ends,” an interfaith folkrock ceremony in cele- bration of creation, brought the year to a close. Ta-da, and who said we can’t sing? rIRST ROW: Cathy Franxim, SherDie Pear son, Patsie Curtis, James Loving, Bernard Doss. Edith Thompson, Gina Crockett. SEC- OND ROW: Billy Mills, Linda Swindle, Zella Lott, Sandra Robinson, Mavis Potter, Leroy Jones, Debbie Howelton, Steven Belasquez. THIhu ROW: Bruce Simms, rtanon Alexan- der, Renee Alexander, Clorette Johnson, Chris Mouton, Mark McNeil, Edward Hart- field. FOURTH ROW: Walter Bankston, Michael Broadnax, Janet Dotson, Sharyn Chatman, Rosalind Hadley, Deesa Jones. Richard Dibrell, limothy Harris. FIFTH ROW: Claretta Thompson, Ronald Sanders, Joseph Sayon, Terry Craton, Darrell Thomas. 204 Poges by Debra Wendrock If they refuse to buy the shampoo, just go into a song,” says Danny Perez to Walter Bankston and Lyrus Lewis. All right, now who’s singing oft key'” Is it her breath, or is it her singing? Light candle lights on Christmas trees, sing Danny Perez and Ronald Cunningham. You probably thought being a choir teacher was all work! Choir 205 COSMO Gets It Together COSMO girls went to Four Sea- sons Nursing Home to fix patients’ nails, face, and hair. They also went to the Sheraton Motor Inn for a facial seminar. State meet was held April 6-8 at the Convention Center, with all COSMO students participating. Co-chairman for the state school contest was Mrs. Emma Wilker- son, COSMO sponsor. Judy Ranson polished Kathy Dickerson’s nails. Is this thin enough? Wendy Watson asks You can start on this one next, says Judy Beick to Donna Richardson. Cynthia Flores. FRONT ROW: Angela Morrison, Wendy Brown, Mary Demps, Cynthia Flores, Judy Simms, Lyna Garland, Paula Comer. Watson, Dale Farris. Jackie Schrimpshire. Beick, Mrs. Wilkerson. THIRD ROW: Debra Mary Edwards. SECOND ROW: Jurita Cunningham, Chen Doolittle, Cynthia 206 Pages by Gloria Escobedo ‘ Your hair is easy to dry! Jackie Schrimp- shire says to Mary Edwards. That’s short enough, comments Lydia I hope your hair curls, Angela Morri Prieto to Rita Cervantes. son says to Paula Comer. FRONT ROW: Shannon Freeman. Bridget Wilkerson, Sherrie Mitchell. Donna Rich son, Peggy Wengler. Theresa Grabun. Brown, Rita Cervantes, Lydia Prieto, Verna ardson, Katha Dickerson, Melanie Smith, Janet McCarley, Linda Richerson. Lymon, Sally Jimenez. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cheryl Chapman THIRD ROW: Judy Ran- Cosmetology 207 CVAE Shows New Skills CVAE students performed dif- ferent tasks, such as fixing bro- ken windows and repairing school furniture. The group attended the Area 12 VOCT lead- ership conference in Seguin, and in April they participated in the district competition at East Cen- tral High School. They assisted FTA with carnations. Chris Gonzales and Ernest Hughes look over a workbook. 208 Pages by Mark Thomos Sergio Prendez checks out additional tools from Joe Luna. varnishes a china cabinet Fox Jeffrey CVAE 209 son, Trinedad Flores, Joe Luna, Jeffrey Ellison. Fox, Mr. Joe Medellin, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Willie Green, Ronald Nichols, Freddie FRONT ROW: Dwight Mayberry, Zachary Jackson, Moses Flores, Chris Gonzales, Curtis Roberts. SECOND ROW: Curtis John ICT Provides Jobs for Students Industrial Cooperative Train- ing, sponsored by Mr. Paul Robel, provided a channel for work in different industrial occu- pations and businesses. In Feb- ruary, members participated in the district-wide display exhibit. Theme was “Preparation for the Future.” Ernest Hines completes work on a printing machine. “I hope this will get this Honda to run smoothly now. for the day. Mark Wheeler makes his last repair FRONT ROW: Bernardo Garcia, parliamenta rian; Robert Winkler, vice president; Voidel Haywood, treasurer; Richard Owen, secre tary; Mark Wheeler, Randall Ellis, president. SECOND ROW: Jerry Schrimpshire, Ernest Hines, Barry Balmos, James Katzfey, Alvin Richardson, Jack Tondre. Kulesza, Russell Ellis. Mr. Robel. THIRD ROW: Randall Schneider, Mark Montgom ery, Sylvester Franklin, Randy Robertson, Oerwm Watkins, Kenneth Dugger, Theodore 210 Poges by Kathy Bell But you told me to work on the steer ing wheel! That jack has got to be here somewhere! This oil sure is taking a long time to dram out. ponders Berry Balmos. Mark Wheeler and Derwin Watkins await test scores. Chris Palmer carefully marks off unnecessary wood on stairway ICT 211 DECA Launches Free Enterprise DECA strikes again! In Octo- ber DECA sponsored a candy sale. In February members spon- sored the Free Enterprise con- test and participated in the Area IV Youth Leadership Conference February 3-4 in Corpus Christi. Bringing back first place plaques were Michael Baker, food mar- keting competency, and Sharon Turner, apparel and accessories competency. Second place tro- phies were awarded to Cyndi Colbath, apparel and accesso- ries experimental written event; and Margaret Colbath, free enterprise individual project. Margaret also received a third place trophy for being named girl student of the year. In March, members hosted an open house for employers, parents, ex-DECA members, and faculty as guests. DECA members perform in a holiday play at the Southeast Nursing Home. FRONT ROW: Cheryl Parks, Kathy Bilicek, Joan Skalicky, Margaret Colbath, Michael Baker, Gail Bancroft, Gary Olivares. SECOND ROW: Andy Silva, Rachel De La Garza, Kathy Moczygemba, Lana Wise, Gail Hayward, Carol Daniels, Esther Sauceda, Bertie Davenport. THIRD ROW: Roscoe Armstrong, Sandy Kotara, Nancy Shadrock, Cyndi Col- bath, Tony Hidalgo, Danny Perez, Mr. Boyd Turner, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Cynthia La Force, Cathy Heliums, Angie Sullivan, Gwen Turner, Sharon Turner, Rickey Williams, Marshall Watters. 212 Pages by Mark Thamas Kathy Moczygemba explains procedures to a visitor during Open House. Mr. Robinson attends DECA Open House. Kathy Bilicek, Texas Bank teller, punches an account number. Margaret Colbath, city wide DE scholar ship winner, serves at DECA Open House. DECA 213 214 Poges by Gloria Escobedo Home Economic Related Occupations provided supervised on-the-job training and related classroom instruction for students interested in employment in occupations requiring home economics, knowledge, and skills. The program pre- pared students for initial employment through the development of salable skills and provided knowledge for advance- ment in selected occupations. Besides working on the job, HERO members decorated for Spirit Week, planned monthly activities, sold candy, and had an end-of-the year banquet at the Crystal Baking Company May 4. In February, HERO gave an open house to celebrate HECE Week and entertain par ents. The sponsor received a plaque of appreciation, and seniors were given a certificate for completion of the two-year course. Alvin Richardson hands out stuffed Christmas stockings at the Day Care Center. FRONT ROW: Tom Kinderknecht, third pub- lic relations person; Alice Garcia, first public relations person; Kim Franklin, president; L. B. Warner, treasurer; Angela Williams, vice- president; Debbie Howelton, secretary. SEC- OND ROW: Annie George, Donnie Jackson. Florie Neaves, Rosalind Hadley, Karin Krouse, Sharon Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Abbott, Gabriel Cervantes, Montrice Shep pard, Cheryl Chatman, Darryl Norman, Orlando Espinoza, Cynthia Brietzke. FOURTH ROW: Myra Hill, Joyce Stanton. Adam Kneupper, Alvin Richardson, Sidney Lee. HERO 215 OEA Minds Their Own Business Office Education Association made field trips to Aetna Insur- ance Company and IBM Corpo- ration. Club members won eight places at the Area Contest and three at state level. Members went to Astro World April 29. Seniors went to Landa Park to close the year. Debbie Hosek performs receptionist’s duties. Janice Respondek and Susan Sherrod check the typewriter ribbon before typing a com pany invoice. FRONT ROW: Sonia Sotelo, Becky Rowe, Rhonda McClure, Virginia Jones, Donna Ellis, Cynthia Clack, Althea Winters, Susan Sherrod SECOND ROW: Janet Dotson, Dawn Giles, Elizabeth Dornak, Valerie Odom, Kathy Korus, Betty Huron, Sandy Munoz, Miss Adela Garcia. THIRD ROW: Debbie Gray, Curtis Sullivan, Phyllis Smith, Murlene Ross, Sandra Stout, Donna Maha, Janice Respondek, Delia Narviaz. FOURTH ROW: Judy John, Rhonda Stobbs, Clarice Nolden, Debbie Hahn, Cynthia Eikanas, Denise Sto lowski, Bonnie Padalecki, Norma Guerrero, Gayle Dugie. 216 OEA Page by Legon Stevenson Welding Has New Skills Gary Kotara practices Tig welding. FRONT ROW: Simon Nava. Herman Ludwig. ROW: Terry Folts. Robert Thomas. John Billy Zitzman SECOND ROW: Malcolm Urrutia. Anthony Biela. Mark Middleton, Fischer, Samuel Perez, Curtis May. THIRD Clark Smith. Clark Smith puts the finishing touch on a trailer. FRONT ROW: David Kotara. Kenneth Jones. Jimmy Jones, Michael Watson. Mr Watson. SECOND ROW: Gerhart Dylla, Gilbert Adams, Jake Sammons, Robert Tondre. Samuel Perez THIRD ROW: William Dick ens, Steven Vontur, Eugene Albrecht, Eddie Hendershot, Douglas John. FOURTH ROW: Javier Munoz, Mark Middleton. Gary Kotara. Richard Gibson, Michael Burpo. Welding Page by Mark Thomas 217 Tuning Up With Style With the help of Mr. Clinton Shannon, sponsor, auto mechanic students learned many skills and techniques used to repair automobiles. They learned how to do things from tune-ups to complete overhauls. The club raised money by wash- ing cars on Saturdays. Members placed an exhibit in Windsor Park Mall to show the workings of the ignition and the brake sys- tem of an automobile. Members also participated in VICA compe- tition at Fox Tech High School February 24 and 25. State com- petition was held in April at the Convention Center exhibit hall. Augustine Unate does the final work on a valve job, one of his daily assignments in auto shop. FRONT ROW: Augustine Unate, president; Russell Harris, reporter; Stanley Lee, Jef fery Kelly, secretary; Mr Shannon SEC- OND ROW: Jeffery Keller, Olen Umphers, Michael Price, John Teran, Francisco Gar cia. THIRD ROW: Timothy Folts, William Gilpin, Scott Hay, Lonnie Shelton, Paul Sralla. 218 Poges by Chorles Rehfeld Stanley McKinney proudly displays his first place prize winning engine in VICA competi tion. Michael Price keeps all the tools in the proper place. Auto Mechanics 219 FHA Has Party Sale Highlighting the year. Future Homemakers went to the State Fair in Dallas October 15. Mem- bers sponsored a candy sale and decorated the halls for Spirit Week. They gave a Christmas party at the Normandy Terrace Nursing Home, where they served refreshments, gave out cards, and sang carols. The group gave the tots a Valentine party February 14 at Wheatley Heights Baptist Church Day Care Center. In the spring, members attended the area convention. Members went to Astro World in April. The group also went to Landa Park in May for a picnic. FRONT ROW: Aubra Perdue, president; Cheryle Harris, secretary; Phyllis Slaugh- ter; historian; Joyce Wheaten, treasurer; Renee Alexander, Lottie Henderson. SEC- OND ROW: Jackie Anthony, Anita Anthony, Sharyn Chatman, Evelyn Bruce, Rosalind Hadley, Gina Campbell. THIRD ROW: Cathy Franklin, Cynthia Bouldin, Rosie Guerrero, Angie Anaya, Tesselene Grant, Mrs. Joyce Etter, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Vir ginia Frazelle. sponsor; Charles Duncan. Stanley Bailey, Alexander Campbell, Jackie Earl, Isaiah Hockley. 220 Pages by Paulette Washington FHA 221 FRONT ROW: Maria Santalana, Melanie Smith, Phyllis Nance, Paula Jones, Joy Watson, Gary Mullens. SECOND ROW: Nina Massey. Andrea Villesca, Shirley Williams, Terri Lemons, Lillian Jefferson, Miss Cheryl Petray, sponsor; Phillip Roberts. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Williams, Deborah Luckey. Sandra Lewis, Lynn Walk, Beverly Watson, Maggie Miller, Virginia Richardson. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Hartfield. Cheryl Johnson. Gary Connors. Kenneth Chappel, Rudolph Jones. Patricia Lafond. Nor man Williams (A) Gary Conners and Renee Alexan members sing at the Normandy Ter der serve refreshments to the elderly race Nursing Home. (D) Mrs Etter at a Christmas party. (B) Ranon Alex smiles as she receives money from ander and Melinda Woods show their Ranon, Cheryle, and Gina. (E) Cheryle spirit by decorating the halls for Spirit paints a poster for FHA members dur Week. (C) Mrs. Mary Merritt, and FHA mg Spirit Week. Convention in the Snow Future Teachers started the year with a membership drive that brought in 52 new and returning members. During Spirit Week, they sold tamales and won the plaque for club dec- orations. Southside High School was the scene for the district conven- tion in November. Several mem- bers attended this meeting. In January, they sold candy, and in February, they sponsored the annual carnation sale. The flow- ers were delivered on Valentine’s Day. These sales were to raise money for the state convention in Dallas, February 17-18, which was attended by 20 representa- tives. Teaching Day was April 18. Members helped teachers at local elementary schools with their classes. Representatives leave to go to the district Members decorate the halls for Spirit convention. Week. FRONT ROW: Katrina Evans, president Angela Johnson, vice-president; Anita Wil liams, secretary; Sherri Fanick, reporter Zella Lott, sergeant at arms; Rodney Whit more, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Molly Bean land, Cecilia Carlton, Paula Gold, Pam Huck, Miss Lillian Torres, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Cherry Jorden, Pamela Jackson, Pauline Cabrera, Nancy Blair, Cheryl Hill, Marvin Lee. 222 Poges by Sherri Fanick Pam Jackson delivers carnations to recipients. Princess Mathews and Annette Cottrell check names. FTA 223 FRONT ROW: Deborah Luckey, Stephanie Morrison, Daishan Riddle, Sherine Taylor, Valerie Odom, Lynn Walk. SECOND ROW: Terry Smith, Lonnie Price, Allisa Perkins, Melody Placker, Paul Riddle. THIRD ROW: Patsy Sherman, Sandra Smith, Russell She- pard, Terry Mollett, Laticia McHenry, Clarice Russell. Sherri Fanick monkeys around during recess at Herman Hirsch Students Become Teachers Pam Jackson finds herself sur rounded by students during recess. Laticia McHenry gets a drink of water after a hard day’s work. Katrina Evans listens in on a story in her kindergarten class. Angela Johnson reads a story to a fifth-grader at teaching day. 224 FTA Page by Sherri Fanick Library Club members attended the District Conference of the Teen Age Library Associa- tion in Austin in November. Members also went to a state convention in San Antonio on February 2, 3, and 4. Other activities included a Christmas party and cake sales. A banquet ended the year_______________ Library Club FRONT ROW: Anthony Lockhart, vice-presi- dent; Karen Ibrom, chaplain; Suzie Mendez, president; Darlene Melton, treasurer; Natalie Marino, sergeant-at-arms; Molly Beanland, secretary. SECOND ROW: Diane McGinnes, Tyrone Coleman, Claude Cozby, Angie Garcia, Sharon Moczygemba, Mrs. Sylvia Slapper, sponsor. THIRD ROW: James Galimore, Cherry Jordan, Maria Garcia, Tommy Waits- chies, Raul McGinnes. Anthony, books, not girls, go on the shelf! Checks It Out Cramming for the Eveline Wood speed read ing test. You're supposed to be checking out the book, not Molly! Teachers are right — reading will take you to the top! Books may add spice to life but so does food! library Club Page by Jane Sheehan 225 Rodeo Club Round-Up! Another year of rodeos and fairs passed with the Rodeo Club seeing a lot of action. The group participated in the goat-milking contest in the All- Girls’ Rodeo in October. In November members went on a hayride through the roads to St. Hedwig. A Christmas party in December and riding in the annual Rodeo Parade in Febru- ary highlighted the year. In the spring came rodeo fever with members doing their “thing” at the Judson High School Rodeo in March and at the Sheriffs’ Mounted Posse Arena in April. A picnic con- cluded the year. Rodeo Club members and their friends prepare to teach SHers how to western dance during Rodeo Week. FRONT ROW: Teresa Mann, Billy Dickens, Nelson Padalecki. Kevin Gabrysch, Richard Gibson. SECOND ROW: Keith Dugie. Mary Padalecki. Peggy Korus, Elite Lauzon, Annie Adams. Carl Rutkowski, Colby Johnson, Ken Gorman; sponsor. THIRD ROW: Ross Dugie. Lucy Kotara, Terri Zimmerman, Kathleen Korus, Ray Gawlik, David Baird FOURTH ROW: Bruce Jurgaitis, David Latka, Olen Umphers, Ronald Kosub. Lawrence Pada lecki, Tim Folts, Terry Folts. 226 Pages by Ellie Lauzon Shers take a break from lunch to learn a western dance from club members. Colby Johnson tells Nelson Padalecki about the up coming rodeo. Some SG members learn the “Cotton-Eyed Joe” from Tim Folts. Members round-up friends and get their act together. Rodeo Club 227 FRONT ROW: Bobby Perez, Alfred Mayorga, Victor Silvas, Gabriel Cervantes, Lucy Jugo, Janie Barrios, George Benavidez SECOND ROW: Marcy Zungia, Angie Anaya, Sandra Perez, Susie Llanez, Juanita Hidalgo, Maria Neaves, Ms Cardenas. THIRD ROW: Gua dalupe Cervantes, Flori Neaves, Carol Del gado, Becky Rowe, Angie Garcia, Betty Huron, Pat Rodriquez. FOURTH ROW: Danny Perez, Van Williams, Charles Rehfeld, Larry Ramos, Mr. Johnson, Bobby Lopez, Joe Mayorga. FRONT ROW: Rita Cervantes, Linda Ponce, Alma Ramos, Evangeline Gonzales, Pat Guerrero, Becky Guevara, Naomi Yamauchi. SECOND ROW: Melissa Ramos, Norma Alva rado, Anita Anaya, Rosie Guerrero, Becky Cardenas, Brenda Martinez, Irma De Leon. THIRD ROW: Lydia Prieto, Norma Medellin, Ophelia Prieto, Diana Sauceda, Maria Unate. Norma Huron, Elizabeth Escobedo, Sara Oritz. FOURTH ROW: Robert Dimas. Peter Rosales, Pauline Cabrera, Pat Garza, Sam Togo, Margaret Guerrero. FIFTH ROW: Rich ard Benavidez, Mark Rivera, Freddy Horner, Ramon Navarro, Ms. Caruenas. Lo Cultura 229 Tutors Aid Yolanda teaches students ABC’s. Charlotte helps with some EMS math students. Linda listens to Lisa read. Sabrina checks over workbook pages. Cheryle Harris works with EMS pupils. Phillis listens while Kim Waiters and Angela Humphrey read. FRONT ROW: Sabrina Davis, Angelina Gar cia, Phillis Slaughter, Blanca Adamez SEC- OND ROW: Andrea Brown, Cynthia Simms, Melinda Woods, Mrs. McVea, tutor coordina tor. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Nathaniel. Angela Morrison, Paula Comer, Barbara Sralla. FOURTH ROW: David Parker, Yolanda McNeil. Eva Baker. Linda Swmdel. Angela helps Damon Green with his math. 230 Tutor Page by Phillis Slaughter Wantu Wazuri Gains More Members FRONT ROW: Paul Wilson, Kim Thomas, chelle Mosley, Andrea Coleman, Katha Dick- Sandra Smith, Mr. Jackson, Karen Wil- James Durham, Regina Williams, Carolyn erson, Marie Mitchell, Michelle Lemons, liams. Watts, Edith Thomas. SECOND ROW: Ro THIRD ROW: Clarice Russell, Mary Ward. FRONT ROW: Melanie Smith, Sabrina Cynthia Wilson, Sheila Hardamen, Julius Jackie Anthony, Sonya Middleton, Monica Davis, Lynette Napier, Judy Ransom, Mar Naylon, Linda Hysaw, Cynthia Simpson, Miles, Avery Nious, Micheal McKinney, garet Kidd, Paula Jones. SECOND ROW: Alfredia Hysaw THIRD ROW: Mark Hall. Wantu Wazuri Pages by Evelyn Bruce 231 Writers' Cramp, Deadlines Maybe Coke will add some life to this group. Beverly and Pam can't wait for the Denton trip to begin! Haley's MO leaves Tommy M Okay! Sports department works on rough drafts. 232 Pages by Kristy Kosub Lasting imPRESSions of being an editor! She could have at least given me points for getting my name right!” Paulette Washington is on the write” track The photographers have been known to hate school cameras. Journalism 233 Over the lips and through the gums look out. stomach, here it comes. Taking pictures sure builds up an appetite! Eric Domes gets his minimum daily requirement of Vitamin C. 0 It's slooow good! You aren’t sticking us with the check!” Bryant Livingston clowns around before the dinner Cuddly Cuties Write On! 234 Pages by Kristy Kosub Anticipation! Plop, plop, fiz, fizz, oh what a relief it is. Karen Reininger likes a little tea with her sugar. Staffers dig in at the Christmas party. •Watch the birdie!’' You'd think Charlie hasn’t eaten in a month! Journalism 235 Do It The Write Way' Membership in the Quill and Scroll, an international society for high school jour nalists, is an honor that stands for the highest type of journalistic achievement. It was organized to reward individuals and to encourage initiative. Members were required to have done superior work on the newspaper or yearbook. Journalism department delegates went to a convention in Denton Decern ber 8 10. Members had a Christmas party December 21 at the Country Cor- ner. Staffers attended Media Day March 7 and enjoyed a Night in Old San Antonio April 18. Highlighting the year was a banquet at Woodlake Country Club May 19. “The envelope please! FRONT ROW: Jane Sheehan, Phillis Slaugh- ter, Janie Barrios, Karen Throm, Sherri Fan ick, Kathy Bell, Pam Bauwens, Mrs. Mahan. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Lee, Jeff Lage, Karen Reimnger, Tommy Waitschies, Joanie Lee, JSeverly Washington, Pam Watson. THIRD ROW: Anthony Lockhart, Mark Thomas, Rodney Schnuriger, Sheila Hicks. Kristy Kosub, Karen Morris. FOURTH ROW: Duane Johnson, Brian Skaggs, Kevin Maty ear. Eric Domes. Vincent Richardson. 236 Pages by Beverly Washington How does this machine work? When in doubt, write it out Should we attend these workshops? This is the best news in town What a way to spend a day. Very interesting These are very enthusiastic readers Quill and Scroll 237 French Club Stays Busy As the membership of the French Club grew, so did the number of their activities. Activi- ties included a trip to the Wurst- fest with the German Club, swimming, ice skating, roller skating, playing volleyball, a Christmas cookie cooking con- test, and a dinner at La Crepe. Members raised money by sell- ing cakes and candy and by hav- ing a car wash. French Club also sponsored a Sam Houston “Sweetheart” contest in Febru- ary and in May participated in the language clubs’ “Anything Goes” Olympics. French Club cli- maxed the year with a picnic in May. Members check the map to see where they are going swimming Mr. Broussard clowns around at the lan- guage club's Mardi Gras party. Members play hard as the French Club loses to the German Club in volleyball. FRONT ROW: Jimmy Gray, Sabrina Davis, Julie Fields, Pam Johnson, president; Gabriel Cervantes, Nina Dixon, Daphne Green SECOND ROW: Tyrone Coleman, social chairman; Celeste Huey, Janine Franklin, Nancy Blair, Tonya Faultry, La Quetta Allen, Mark Hall, Kathy Steen. THIRD ROW: William Alexandria, Paul Henderson, Wendy Fields, Charlotte Cooper, Cheryl Hill, Nigel Hardaman, Mr. Broussard, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Porter Hughes, Darrell Bell, Duane Armstrong, Gene Dixon, Debra John- son, Mildred Robinson, Anita Jerrell. 238 Pages by Jeff Lage FRONT ROW: Leon Williams, Bruce Roumo, Stephanie Morrison, Rosalind Jones, Nan Haywood, Claudius Williams, Sharon Terrell. SECOND ROW: Rodney Whitmore, Alfredia Hysaw, Renona Riddle, Alfred Warren, Paul Henderson, Tanya Faultry, Betty Bruce. THIRD ROW: Arnold Reed, Katrina Evans, Cornell Jones, June Adams, Isaiah Daniels, vice president; Michael Ball, Linda Jones. FOURTH ROW: Corby Hood, Shirley O'Neal, David Parker, Anthony White, Ernestine Stal- lion, Paul Riddle. FRONT ROW: Sheila Crenshaw, Tambra Sat- terfield, Mavis Potter, Debra Luckey, Linden Gallon, Reggie Smith, Anthony Burleson, Del Little. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Richardson, Peggy Sullivan, Lynn Walk, Kathy Toney, Grace Adams, Donna Speeks, Regmal Tyr- one, Wanda Jones. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Bruce, Ruby Anthony, Penny Simms, Clev- ette Ballard, Shirley Williams, Valerie Jerrell, Lee Wash, secretary; Jackie Earl. French Club 239 Deutschklub Singt, Tanzt (LEFT) FRONT ROW: Mary Padalecki, Terri Zimmerman, Carole Lukasik, Jana Smith, Cheryl Parks, Donna Maha, San dra Bell, Priscilla Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Steve Slansky, Kevin Matyear, Donna Ellis, Donna Sawyer, Margaret Shuey, Gloria Vorphal, Brian Rutkowski, Ted Slansky, Carla Pfeiffer THIRD ROW: Clint Lackey, Marie Lukasik, Melody Placker, Karen Reinmger. Terry Smith. Karen Morris, Perry Schroeder, Ronald York. Mrs. Burdette. FOURTH ROW: Ken neth Vorpahl, Debra Keller, William Bonewitz, Nora Wolander, Sandra Stout, Lana Wise, Eural Mass, Rodney Schnuri ger, Kevin Vorpahl. FIFTH ROW: Law rence Padslecki, Nelson Padalecki, Blake Stapper, David Shedrock, Robert McVea, Charles Kierum. AufK iedersehefi Jimmy Lee, Tammy Kozielski, Natalie Mar ino, Judy John, Jeff Lage, Joanie Lee, Sharon Parks. FOURTH ROW: Douglas Norton, Lester Majors, Ronnie Nasis, Rob- ert Kotara, Marlese Preacher, Michael Baker, Brian Skaggs. FRONT ROW: Jane Sheehan, Daniel Kubi- cek. Karen Ibrom, Susie Llanez, Janie Bar- rios, Lucy Jugo, Irma DeLeon SECOND ROW: Wayne Schroeder, Anthony Lock hart, Julie Johnson, Dorthea Murray, Kristy Kosub, Jo Ann Kotara, Angie Garcia, Irma Morales. THIRD ROW: Curt Moy, (LEFT) FRONT ROW: Terri Baker, Eric Domes, Kristi Caskey, Tracy Nichols, Debbie Black, Cindy Eikanas. SECOND ROW: Leslie Battles, Pam Huck, Sherri Fanick, Michael Downey, Gloria Esco- bedo, Pam Bauwens, Leo Downey. THIRD ROW: Elizabeth Gilpin, Janet Graff, Cheryl Beaver, Jackie Griffin, Kyle Caskey, Glenda Haas. FOURTH ROW: Maggie Guerrero, Karen Gawlik, Ricky Griffin, Karen Garrett, Phillip Fischer, Sandra Hosek, John Kosub FIFTH ROW: Reuben Coleman, John Gray, Tammy Gabrysch, Keith Garrett, Andrea Cole- man, Natalie Haywood. Germon Club 241 To Rome With Love Latin Club members sold pos- ters, bumper stickers, and jew- elry to raise money. Members also participated in Spirit Week by decorating the halls in Roman style. They went ice skating in November and had a banquet at the end of the year. I wonder if Michelangelo started this way? Please e ease : -, poster Buy a poster. . or else! Nancy and Barbara Sralla and Gena Burns decorate for Spirit Week FRONT ROW: Karen Ibrom, Jane Shee han. president; Jana Smith, vice presi dent. Thomas Gonzalez, treasurer SEC- OND ROW: Natalie Manno. Karen Gar rett. Joanie Lee. Larry Ramos. THIRD ROW: David Mott. Barbara Sralla. ser geant at arms; Natalie Haywood. Karen Morris. 242 Poges by Jone Sheehan Rome wans't built in a day, you know! The Thinker Russell Urquhart takes the dress code lit erally! Listen my children and you shall hear You're supposed to be selling cupcakes, not eating them, Karen! Latin Club 243 Buenos Dias SH Amigos Spanish Club, sponsored by Miss Caroyl Green, had cake and candy sales to raise money. The elected officers guided the club through a prosperous and adventuresome year. A banquet ended club activities. Miss Green looks over plans for an activity. FRONT ROW: Paul Riddle, June Adams, Fields, Clevette Ballard, Fay Galloway, Grace Isiah Hockley. Allisa Perkins, Paula Gold, Rodney Whit Adams. THIRD ROW: Renona Riddle, Marvin more. SECOND ROW: Sandra Smith, Wendy Lee, Russell Shepard, Alexandria Williams, 244 Spanish Club Page by Beverly Washington Rosemary Gutierrez and Alex Marmalejo play a word game. Love Club Helps Deaf LOVE club sought to encourage friend ship and communication between hear- ing impaired and hearing students. Classes in beginner sign language took a field trip to the Southwest Center for the hearing impaired. A year-end picnic at Landa Park helped build better relation ships between club members. Mrs. Weilbacher interprets for deaf students. FRONT ROW: Ms. Suzie Labbo, Rickey Her nandez, vice-president; Rene Hood, presi dent; Carmen Arellano, secretary; and Isabel Cortez, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Julie Gon- zales, Wadda Harper, Rhoda Frazelle, and Evangeline Gonzales. THIRD ROW: Robert Gomez, Yadda Harper, Francisca Cordova, and Bobby Lopez. LOVE Club Page by Bryont Livingston 245 246 Pages by Legon Stevenson Reserve Officers Training Corps had four companies, two drill teams, men and women, a color guard, and a rifle team. Cadets stood guard at football games, marched in parades, and ushered at elementary school concerts. They washed cars and had other activities to raise money for the Military Ball and the annual picnic. The Annual Formal Inspection ended the year. Cadets are under the lead- ership of Sgt. Maj. Eldridge Bayer and 1st Sgt. Robert Fos- ter. Stomach in, chest out! You’re in the Army now! Uncle Bayer Wants You! COMPANY A — FRONT ROW: Chris Hall burton, Legon Stevenson, Billy Bonewits, Tyrone Thomas, Valencia Giddens, Linden Galio i, Felice Sledge, Diana Hinojosa, Roberto Catzeola SECOND ROW: Connie Love ice, Tangerlia Blocker, Faith Bauk night, Deborah Thompson, Elizabeth Wells, Aris Gallon, Kymla Mathis, Bettye Williams. Ivory, Jose Urbina, Sonya Arkadie, Annette THIRD ROW: Edward Holmes, Wilburn Adams, Darryl Mitchell. Ivory, Sharon Bremby, Valerie Reed, Cynt hia West, Marva Pyror, Cecilia Leonard, Barbara King, Pedro Ornelaz. FOURTH ROW: Michael Melancon, James Wilson, Walter Jones, Dorothy Bedford, Sammie ROTC 247 MEN S DRILL TEAM — FRONT ROW: Otto Sonnen, Anthony Hasley, Clarence Miller, Ronald Moreland, Tyrone Thomas. SEC- Roland Moreland, Carla Wilson, Yvonne Orozco, Teresa Sherman, Robert Evans, Frank Sample, Timothy Sheppard. OND ROW: Russell Perkins, Lloyd Heskew, Michael Watson, Jeffery Butler, Bryant Liv- Michael Melancon, Kenneth Byars, James mgston, Edward Holmes. Walker, William Martin, Chris Haliburton, COMPANY B — Front Row: Herbert Sha drock. Sherry Perry, Roland Parker, David Shadrock, Anthony Lockhart. Bryant Living ston, Tracy Nichols, Allen Spruill. SECOND ROW: Melvin Brown. Dwight Johnson, Shir- ley Gonzales, Michael Dennis, Effie Wag ner, Otto Sonnen, Beverly Otis, Anthony Catzoela THIRD ROW: Johnny Scarebrook, Norma Huron, Edward Battles, Sharon Young, Renee Johnson, William Sheppard, Debra Keller, Craig Maney. FOURTH ROW: Llewellyn Johnson, Tim Cofield, Gerald Dosdall, Gertrude Green. Gary Kennedy, Nancy Davis, Ernest Cam. FIFTH ROW: ROTC Gets a Piece of the Action RIFLE TEAM — FRONT ROW: Annette strong, Herbert Shadrock, Tracy Nichols. Parker, William Bonewitz, Rudy Valle Adams, Gerald Dosdall, Timothy Arm SECOND ROW: Stephen Shadrock, Roland David Shadrock. EMERALD GUARD — FRONT ROW: .V- dine Walker, Irma DeLeon, Rosylan ' W- hams. Sherry Perry, Debra Keller, Va't .a Giddens. SECOND ROW: Diana HinojCba, Madeline Coles, Rosalind Jones, Beverly Felice Sledge, Norma Huron. Otis, LaQuetta Allen, Elizabeth Wells, Carla Sefas. THIRD ROW: Reyna Reed, Rochele Stribhng, Kymla Mathis, Michele Stribling, 248 Poges by Mark Thomas COMPANY D — FRONT ROW: Clarence Miller, Jeffrey Butler, Sharon Dibrell, Michele Stribling, Linda Hysaw. Angelina Gregg, Michael Watson. SECOND ROW: Mel issa Schrank. Michael Burgess, Namon Jefferson, Janet Headspeth, Baron Bush, Esther Garcia. THIRD ROW: Angela Lewis, Sandra Lewis, Jacqueline Swisher, Rosylann Williams, James Walker, William Mar- tin, Janet Scott, Irma DeLeon. FOURTH ROW: Lloyd McHenry, Cynthia Simpson, Randall Wright, Troy Adams. Marvin Burks, Ronald Ellis. COMPANY C — FRONT ROW: Anthony Hasley, Annette Benging, Stephen Sha drock, Lloyd Hesskew, Kenneth Byars, Carla Sefas, Rudy Valle, Russell Perkins. SECOND ROW: Verdine Walker, Silvia Par ker, Terry Parks, Fernando Llanez, Brenda Dilworth, Reyna Reed, Shedrick Jernigan. THIRD ROW: Priscilla Armstrong, Althea Burks, Rochele Stribling, Rosalind Jones, Christopher Davis, LaQuetta Allen, Kenneth Steward FOURTH ROW: Linda Bosier. James Younger, Claude Cozby, Timothy Armstrong, Madeline Coles, Vernell Lewis, Gregory Christian, Wesley Feggens. ROTC 249 SG Sponsors Spirit Week, Dance 250 Pages by Rodney Whitmore Student Government planned school activities. In September the group sponsored a dance and in October Spirit Week activ- ities. Members visited two child care centers on Halloween. Prep- aration for the Can-Can Dance took all of December. The month was climaxed by members visit- ing two senior citizen homes and giving them canned goods for Christmas. FRONT ROW: Phyllis Roberts, president; Rodney Whitmore, treasurer; Julie Fields, recording secretary; Tambra Satterfield, chaplain; Kathy Bell, vice president; Renee Watson, Parliamentarian, Phillip Roberts. SECOND ROW: Tracy Nichols, Grace Adams, Kathy Steen. Wendy Fields. Donna Speeks, Cynthia Crawford, Nan Haywood, Donna Govan THIRD ROW: Steven Belas quez, Nina Dixon, Mary Ward, Valerie Reed, Cynthia Moore, Ada Babino, Mr. Steve Johnson, sponsor. FRONT ROW: Lynette Napier, Angela John son, Lonnie Price, Pamela Watson, Scott Steubing. SECOND ROW: Walter Jones, Pamela Jackson, Thaddeus Stout, Darrell Lynch, Paul Riddle, Katrina Evans. THIRD ROW: Marvin Lee, Anita Jerrell. (A) Tracy Nichols and Amber Gordon try to persuade Paul Wilson to buy a soda at the Can Can Dance. (B) Mr Johnson sets up equipment for Spirit Week game. (C) Phyllis Roberts leads the Alma Mater at the pep rally. (D) Pam Johnson and Charles Hopkins dance at the Can Can Dance. (E) Keith Harrell DJ's the dance. (F) Santa Claus (Steven Belasquez) dances with Lisa Pittman. SG Keeps Things Jumping, Bumping (A) Members take a break from decora tions for “Dance In Full Bloom. (B) Soph, representatives clean SG room for initiation. (C) Mr. Johnson hangs letters. (D) Pete Rosales and Sandra Perez enjoy the music. (E) David Mott helps Lonnie Price with the spot light. (F) Pam Watson and Dennis Tealer do the hustle. (G, H) New members play games. (I) “This is a long record, thinks Wendy Fields as she dances with John Thomas. (J) “Just one more dance, Thaddeus Stout asks Phyl- lis Roberts. (K) “I'm not tired, Pauline Cabrera says to Danny Perez. (vernment SG Gets Math Pains, Sore Veins (A) Julie Fields helps donor preapre to give blood. (B) Amber Gordon signs up donors. (C) There must be some way out of here! ’ (D) Members count cheer leader ballots. (E) Well, you win some, you lose some!” (F) Donors listen care fully to instructions. (G) Ken Byars is assisted by a nurse. (H) Pam Jackson and Katrina Evans wonder who will win the election. (I) Members concentrate on ballots. (J) “I hope we’re through,” thinks Nina Dixon and Marvin Lee. (K) This is harder than I thought,” Kathy Steen says to Lonnie Price and Darrell Lynch. Office Candidates Show Enthusiasm r (A) Amber Gordon campaigns for SG office. (B) Junior class candidates enjoy break. (C) Candidates wait for elections to begin. (D) Cynthia Moore hands Jean ette Meridith a ballot. (E) Katrina Evans gives her speech. (F) Phyllis Roberts hands Eddie Williams his ballot. (G) Wal ter Jones makes promises. (H) Katrina Evans and Amber Gordon discuss their campaigns. (I) Candidites anticipate win- nings. (J) Candidates wonder if they will win. (K) Tracy Nichols speaks to sophs. (L) Renee Watson gives a speech. (M) What next thinks Mr. Johnson. (N) Marvin Lee speaks to frosh. (O) Rodney Whitmore stands as his name is called. (P) David Glasco gets ballots. (Q) SGers give frosh their ballots. Hftraif ifitt.U’ Howard Krouse was born February 17, 1960, and died November 29, 1977. He was to have graduated with the class of 1978. Howard's memory will live on in the minds of all those who knew him. For everything there is a season and a time for every pur- pose under heaven: . . . a time to plant and a time to harvest, . . . a time to weep and a time to laugh, . . . a timeto mourn and a time to dance, . . . a time to seek and a time to lose, ... a time to keep and a time to cast away, ... a time to keep silence and a time tc speak, . . . a time to love and a time to hate, . . . a time to be born and a time to die. Memoriam Page by Jane Sheehan 259 260 NHS Poge by Kristy Kosub AD 0 von | , Bcirmos ?A I Carpets of America Congratulations, Seniors '78 St. Benedicts Open Anytime by Appointment Boots and Della Petry Self-Owned and Operated Catholic Church 520 McCreless 533-8194 4535 Lord Road 648-1023 Best Wishes, Seniors ’78 Brooks Field National Bank Alamo Beauty College The Friendly Bank 3522 S. New Braunfels 532-4275 Friendly Banking Service ALL-WAYS Member FDIC C. R. Blank 1223[I Plumbing and Heating d Since 1832 1111 Goliad Road at Southcross 223 Seale 3333085 262 Ad Pages by Janie Barrios Crosser's Radio T.V. Service Cecilia's Continental Coiffures 935 Gembler 333-2075 and Queen's Way to Fashion Clothing Cecilia Gembler, Owner 333-7010 1274 S. W. W. White Crescent Jewelry Company Manufacturing Jewelry — H. C. Flores Duderstadt Surveyors' Supply Company 202 Moore Bldg. Fine Diamond Settings — Wedding Sets Anderson Machinery Company Allis Chalmers Construction Equipment 9415 N.E. Loop 410 661-2366 2422 E. Southcross 533-0968 American Security and Patrol “We Take Pride” Industrial Plants Banks Constructon Stores Special Events Schools 24 Hour Emergency Service” Texas License 501 San Antonio, Texas 419 South Main Ave. 225-1135 Ads 263 American Sports Center Stop-n-Go No. 764 2553 E. Houston Al Gulley Jr., Mgr. 677 N. St. Mary’s St. 224-2704 T Athletic Equipment and Sporting Goods Wholesale and Retail DELLCREST Trophies Engraving The Unique Company 1133 South W.W. White 333-8812 Specialties Plaques f Fanick Nursey and Garden Center Family Shopping Center Climatized Mall 1816 W.W. White Road Merchants and Professional Association 1025 Holmgreen 648-1303 Home of Fanick Trees Williams Barber and Beauty Supplies Retail and Wholesale 337-6471 5205 W. W. White 264 Ad Poges by Carol Delgado Alamo Kamp- KOA grounds Steubing's Services yV£ l 534-7911 We print I V- everything L— but money! Ll V “THE FAMILY CAMPING CENTER OF TEXAS 224-9296 350-Spaces-Shaded Areas San Antonio, Texas 78219 Central Freight Lines Inc. 732 Coliseum 222-9111 Kerrville Bus Company Chartering Service 1430 E. Houston 226-7372 v- Ti Jigfc, flE22EJg3 Felix Gonzalez Richard B. Burks Senator Glenn H. Kathmann Congratulations, Sr's '78 Agents 219S.W.W. White 333-1161 Ads 265 ft!� SHOP Veronica’s Provides Flowers for This Courtesy by the Raven and Cherokee. 1466 S. W.W. White 333-0011 VERONICA'S FLOWER (D.) (A) Sherri Fanick wishes Mrs. Randle a happy birthday. (8) Sgt. Bayer thanks Gloria Escobedo for pinning on his flower. (C) What a lovely flower, Mr. Caskey says to Joanie Lee. (D) Please don't stick me, Mrs. Pylant tells Kevin Matyear as he pins on her carnation. (E) Mark Thomas presents Mr. Pabst with a carnation for his birthday. (F) Thank you for remembering, Mrs. Kowalik tells Gloria Escobedo. 266 Ad Pages by Karen Reininger Your Caterpillar Dealer Contact Us for a Career Opportunity WE ACCEPT ALL DQ COUPONS Holt Avenue 648-1111 P.0. Box 658 Phone Orders Gladly Accepted “Live a Little’’ 648-3401 4703 Rigsby Rigsby Upholstery Huntleigh Pharmacy Prescriptions — Drugs — Sick Room Needs — Baby Needs — Prompt Service — Free Delivery Repairing and Refinishing 1927 Rigsby 333-5001 Johnny's 1040 S. W. W. White Road 333-2020 Cleaners One Day Service Alterations (All Kinds) 1412 Gevers 534-2233 Ads 267 Dairy Queen School Supplies Office Supplies Educational Toys and Games School-Mart 922 S. W. W. White Tastiest Hamburgers in Town! We Have All Kinds of Drinks Phone: 534-8805 1812 S. Presa Street, San Antonio, Texas 78210 Tieken Auto Parts Service 119 South W. W. White Rd. San Antonio, Texas 333-0271 Washington Auto Parts “Specializing in Used Parts” We Buy Junk Cars Selling New and Used Cars MOTORS TRANSMISSIONS BODY PARTS GLASS STARTERS GENERATORS Open Mon. — Sat. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. 6668 E. Houston 661-7316 268 Ad Pages by Karen Reininger Temple Discount Pharmacy Lewis Funeral Home Unsurpassed Service Through the Years 230 N. Center 227-7281 Eastwood Cleaners 4431 East Houston St. 333 6451 San Antonio Press 828 Fredricksburg 733-9105 Walter P. Schulze Realty Real Estate Broker Farms • Ranches • Commercial • City Dellcrest Plaza Professional Center 1804 S. W. W. White Rd. at Rigsby Office 333 4971 Res. 532-7164 La Chalupa 4403 E. Houston Ads 269 Norris L. McVea Cement Contractor Patios, Driveways, and Cement Foundation Compliments of L M Steel Co., Inc. 5523 Dietrich Rd. 1711 Burnet 224-0195 Motor Mart Auto Parts Inc. Plaques — Trophies — Engraving — Desk Names Office Signs Name Plates Ribbons Name Tags Banners Silver Gifts Olympic Trophy Center 923 S. W. Military Drive Bruce Lehmberg 924-6811 Open Sundays 512 S. W. W. White 2422 E. Southcross 333-7191 Pig Stand 533-8103 3054 Rigsby Open 24 Hours a Day 270 Ad Pages by Jonie Barrios Pecan Valley Apartments and Risgby Auto Parts 2622 Rigsby Open Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Weekdays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. 337-5744 Golf Club Rothe Development 3435 East Southcross 333-9020 Laboratories Peace Lutheran Church 661-3726 4542 E. Houston L Construction 4714 Lord Road 648-1072 Congratulations to Seniors Janie Barrios Patricia Rodriguez Cindy Eikanas Carol Delgado Sonia Sotelo Luis Barrios — Owner Santos De la Cruz — Manager LEO'S GENERAL WELDING FABRICATION Superior Craftsmanship Portable Heli-Arc Unit and Welding 3518 Copeland 226-9909 Keller's Material Yard Driveway Material Sandy Loam Topsoil Custom Mixed Soil Landscaping Rock Plastic Sand Gravel Cement Asphalt Brick Patio Stone Concrete Curbing Drain Pipe Foundation Steel 1920S.E. Loop 410 648-4221 272 Ad Pages by Karen Reininger Taylor Publishing Company P.0. Box 3766 Austin, Texas 78764 (512) 443-2558 San Antonio: (512) 341-7082 SH Representative: Jim Anderson Sears Shop at Sears and Save Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back l 'XS pt ;... Jn t A—••• • ■■■ ytJu£- WjuktCL-' COCA-COLA Bottling Company of San Antonio 162 Exposition Drive Ad� 273 1977-78 Majorettes Becky Cardenas Cheryl Roddy Pam Huck Pat Guerrero Cap'n Jim's Restaurant Open 24 Hours 3511 Roosevelt 923-7511 La Moy's Jewelry 4911 Walzem Rd. 654-0954 Authorized SP and MP Watch Inspector 274 Ad Poges by Keren Remmger Super S Foods 1731 S. W. W. White SHers working at Super S include Garey Mullens, Eddie Moczygemba, Kenneth Johnson, and Rodney Schnuriger. Congratulations Sam Houston Students Gamma Tau Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa vSl Nadler's Bakery and Delicatessen European and New York Style Baking 341-1181 or 341-8139 7053SanPedro Whopper Burger El Rancho 319 S. W. W. White Open Daily 10 a.m.-11 p.m. 333-9519 Ad� 275 The Reporter Your Southside Community Newspaper Sonic Drive-In same 902 South W. W. White No Waiting — Call in Advance 333-7515 Community United Church of Christ 4443 Hunnicutt Drive 333-1603 One Block South, Intersection E. Commerce; W. W. White Everyone Welcome Little Mitla Restaurant Moore's Hardware “Authentic Mexican Foods” Available for Private Parties Catering Estilo Mexicano Roger A. Flores 118 Jefferson 223-0981 and Gifts 1828 S. W. W. White Rd. 333-8581 276 Ad Pages by Karen Reininger Congratulations, Seniors 78 McCreless Shopping City Merchants IH 35 at Southcross Congratulations From . . . 3 Great Stores to Serve You. WONDERLAND MALL Fredericksburg Road at Loop 410 Open 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. daily WINDSOR PARK MALL IH 35 North at Walzem Road Open 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. daily McCRELESS MALL South New Braunfels at Southcross Open 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. daily Ads 277 Huron Trim Sub-Contractor 2819 S.E. Loop 410 648-2648 Say It With Flowers Highland Park Flower Shop Paris Hatters 119 Broadway 223-3453 Fresh Flowers for All Occasions 107 Rigsby Darrell and Irene Neill Day: 534- Baked with family pride. Congratulations, Seniors ’78, Sam Houston High School Parent-T eacher Association 278 Ad Poges by Janie Barrios H-IRWIN AN E ■m REDDO M) BU Seibert's Pharmacy 1602 S. New Braunfels 534-6167 Winn's The Real Variety Store Cagle's Laundry Thomason's Keepsake Diamond Center 1027 S. W. W. White 333-4720 Roberto Pena Bonds McCreless Mall 534-6151 Felix Guerra All CLUBS' AUf im special Ui-a rihg for you. m 2-4 WEEKS DELIVERY w m Congratulations Sr. ’78, Janie Barrios Keepsake Registered Diamond Rings Ads 279 Bresler's 33 FLAVORS Make Your Own Sundae: At Our Ice Cream Bar. 33 Delicious FLAVORS to choose from. Cones, Shakes, Ice Cream Sodas, Party Specialties, Cakes and Pies, Ice Cream Novelties. Ice Cream Packed to Take Home. BUY SOME TODAY. MCCRELESSMALL 533-1933 MON-SAT. 10-9 PM SUNDAY 12 to 5 PM DIAMOND TUXEDO RENTAL We Rent Suits Same Day Service No Size Too Large or Too Small Carol Delgado helps Mr. Lionel Cortez. 114 Jefferson 225-2297 Karen Garrett waits for youth class to begin. EASTWOOD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 731 Rice Road 333-9363 Bible School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. Evening Worship 7 p.m. Christian Volunteers 6 p.m. Wednesday Bible School 7:30 p.m. Reverend James Mantooth — Pastor 426 Orchard Road — Parsonage 280 Ad Poges by Janie Barrios FLEET SERVICE HALGENT, INC. 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE Complete Diesel and Gas Service. Preventive Maintenance. Air Conditioning Industrial and Heavy Equipment Repair. 2510 S.E. Loop 410 648-1510 Pat Halpin Virgil Nugent Best Wishes Seniors 1978 CALVIN KOLTERMANN Hillman Oil Co. General Contractor Distributors of Phillips Petroleum Products 155 S. W.W. White 333-9258 662 South W.W. White Road P.O. Box 20072 MORE NATURAL FOODS COMPLETE HEALTH FOOD STORES 516 N. Alamo 1219 S.W. Military Dr. 7214 Blanco Restaurant: 7214 Blanco 227-3189 924-4112 342-3181 342-4429 Since 1921 Ads 281 1977 78 Cherokett officers are Joan Kotara, colonel; Debbie Gray, captain; Margaret Kidd, major; Jackie Griffin, lieutenant colo- nel; Gloria Escobedo, major of marchers. 282 Ad pages by Carol Delgado SOUTHERN-PABST ENGRAVING COMPANY 1212 N. Flores 222-1305 Invitations — Class Rings Yearbooks Caps and Gowns 661 -4561 Open Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 1500 Ackerman CHORAL OFFICERS Mavis Potter Deesa Jones Richard Dibrell Sherby Pearson Zella Lott Gena Crockett Ads 283 77-78 VARSITY CHEER- LEADERS Nina Dixon Julie Fields Cynthia Moore Annette Smith Beverly Washington Pam Watson EAST VILLAGE CLEANERS 223 S. W.W. White Rd. 333-2004 EL COMEDOR RESTAURANT Offering a Complete Menu of Mexican Cuisine Mario Adame — Owner Open Mon.-Sat. 8 a.m. — 6 p.m. 209 Alamo 227-9048 284 Ad Pages by Karen Reininger Cherokee Bond Ad Page 285 V H m S.R.B0DY5 PRINT CD. 706 COLISEUM RD. n it. IGA A CARS 706 Coliseum Road Si • ' P.'VY H. .ARWOOL AUTOS 1=:_______ 255-7639 Highland Hills Baptist Church Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Training Union 6 p.m. Evening Workshop 7:15 p.m. Wednesday Evening 7:30 p.m. We Invite you to Worship with us. C. Robert Ryan Pastor Jim Leak Assoc. Pastor 534-5466 2751 E. Southcross HERN DON AUTOMOTIVE Same Location Since 1935 224 Elm Street 227-8953 Pete Herndon, Owner Member GI A-ASA HILL TIRE CO. 1219 S.E. Military 924-8501 286 Ad Pages by Janie Barrios, Carol Delgado Walter Rodgers Concrete Contractor 3451 Martin Luther King Drive 227-7627 Mobile Phone 222-8975 Highland Hills Pharmacy Your Complete Neighborhood Drug Store 4006 Clark 534-5441 Goliad Bowling Center Home of the Sam Houston Bowling League 2118Golaid Road 333-6150 2 e Highland Park State Bank 532-3111 Highland at Hackberry E. L. Goldbeck Company Panoramic Photography Graduating Class Bands Pep Squads Clubs 139 Waleetka 532-4564 Ads 287 MAX A. BRUNNEMANN INSURANCE Baptist Temple Invites you to Worship With Us 519 E. Quincy 226-0333 901 Drexel Ave — at Gevers ALAMO TYPEWRITER SERVICE O. D. Oliver — Minister Mark Hundley — Minister of Christian Youth Ralph Dodd — Director of Senior Ministries Kenneth Turner — Director of Music Sales — Service — Rentals 2539 Goliad Road 337-7720 Douglas W. King ALL SORTS OF SEEDS FOR THE COMMERCIAL GROWER 4627 Emil Road 661-4191 LA FERIA HOUSE OF BRIDES 423 S. W. Military Drive 924-7176 7325 San Pedro 342-3251 406 W. Commerce 223-5561 LANDAUER'S FLOWER SHOPPE With Over 40 Years of Dependable Service 455 Drexel 532-2132 288 Ad Pages by Janie Barrios PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTS Baker, Terry Caskey, Kyle Perez, Sandra 3708 Benbrook Hwy. 377 Fort Worth, Texas Shers’ Individual Pictures are Taken by This Studio. Bauwens, Pam Bonewitz, Billy Brown, Andre Lockhart, Anthony Coleman, Horace Coleman, Reuben Flores, Joe Richardson, Vincent___________Moy, Curt Narvaiz, Delia Bailey. Lori Casey, Judy Ads 289 Spirited and Alive: Cheroketts 77-78 Harold's Plaster Gallery 2743 Roosevelt 533-8691 Try something new and different — visit Harold’s Plaster Gallery. There is such a variety of pieces you won’t be able to make up your mind which to paint first. Come by soon and see for your- self — it’s fun and inexpensive too. Ads 291 Ideal Glasstov Supermarket Cafe — Hotel Supplies 724 South Flores 225-3071 Better Groceries rvq Pay Your Utilities Here frw “Home of Fresh-Killed Meat” (rcT), 7:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. 4734 Rigsby 648-0171 w m REALTOR® 4713 Pecan Valley Drive 648-4242 Southeast Office 292 Ad Pages by Karen Reininger FUTURE IS UP TO Your future depends to a large degree on the decisions you are about to make...now. What you decide about going to college...learning a trade...these decisions are going to strongly in- fluence your life work. Not only that...what you decide to do with your life is also going to determine the future of your country...of the city and the county and state where you live. The kind of citizen you become is going to point the way to the kind of environment in which you will live and raise your family. So think and plan carefully. Whatever you decide, remember that your choice is your in- vestment in the future. The lifetime dividends returned to you are going to be proportionate to that investment you have made. Good planning! National Bank of Fort Sam Houston 1422 E. Grayson St., Phone 512 223-2981 Member: FDIC — Association of Military Banks Ads 293 Congratulations to Each of You From 1 am so glad we had this time together, just to have a laugh or sing a song; seems we just get started and before you know it, comes the time we have to say so long . . . We're Still the One! From THE GREAT: Seniors Seniors '78 '79 The Class of 80 wishes the Seniors of 78 the best of everything. Good Luck in Your Future Endeavors The Class of 81 wishes the Class of 78 the Best of Luck 294 Ad Pages by Karen Reininger same Happy all beaf burgers foot long coneys steak sandwiches corn dogs ice cream crispy french fries golden onion rings Congratulations, Seniors 4547 Rigsby America's favorite drive-in Aggregate Plant Products 4442 N. W. W. White 333-1111 THE AIR GUARD HAS MANY EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO AID YOU IN PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE - FROM MUNITIONS MAINTENANCE, WEAPONS MECHANICS, COOKS, FUEL SPECIALIST, SECURITY POLICE, ELECTRONICS For Information On Positions Available, Contact: SGT PORFIRIO (MONTY) MONTELLANO PHONE 925-7825 BLDG. 962 - RM. 102 149th Tactical Fighter Group Kelly AFB, Tex. 296 Ad Poges by Karen Remmger 19 Edna Adame Mrs. Joyce Anderson Michael Baker — Sr. Pres. Pam Bauwens — Sr. 79 Steve Belasquez — Sr. 78 Ms. Kathy Bell — Sr. 78 Betty-loves-Felix Bonnie and Kenneth Ms. Anita Bryant — Sr. 78 Mrs. B Belinda Burns — Sr. 79 Kyle Caskey Class of 80 Class of 81 Mrs. Aline Dear Debbie -n- Donny Coach Dickey Mr. Elkanas Eric 1 Photographer Katrina Evans — Sr. 79 Joe Feggens — Sr. 80 Mr. Garcia Karen Garrett — Sr. 78 Gena loves Alexander Miss M. Gish Glenda Crunk — Sr. 78 Glenda -n- Kenny Cheryl Gold — Sr. 78 Debbie Gray — Sr. 79 Pierce Grisham Jackie Griffin — Sr. 79 Mrs. Joyce Gulley Joe -n- Deborah Congratulations, Seniors 78 Steve Johnson Family Mike Jones — Sr. 78 Kathy -n- Douglas Kathy -n- Gary Kristy Kosub — Co-editor 78 Janet -n- Joe Joann Kotara — Col. Jo 78 Joann -n- Tommy Jeff Lage — Sr. 79 Kevin Matyear — Sr. 79 Mrs. Gladys McCarver Miss Merritt Michele -n- Joe Mrs. Ruth Miles Karen Morris — Co-editor 78 Curt Moy — Sr. 79 Ronnie Nasis — Sr. 79 Mrs. Nelson Clarice Nolden — Sr. 78 Gary Olivares — Sr. 78 Pam -n- Frank Pat -n- Mark Jeff Pawlik — Sr. 80 Mr. Gorden Pease Sandra Perez — Sr. 79 Melody Placker Larry Ramos Ray loves Norma Karen Reininger — Sr. 79 Mr. Manuel Reyes Vincent Richardson — Sr. 79 Dennis -n- Pam Jo Phyllis Roberts — SG Pres. Murlene Ross — Sr. 78 Sandra Russell — Sr. 78 Brian Rutkowski — Sr. 79 Don Scaramozi Robert Schnuriger — Sr. 78 Rodney Schnuriger — Sr. 79 Wayne Schroeder — Sr. 78 Mr. Freddie Sewell Sharon Shelton — Sr. 78 Jane Sheehan — Sr. 78 Sherri -n- Chris Margaret Shuey Sherry Sigers Donna Singletary — Sr. 78 Brian Skaggs Jan Smith — Sr. 78 Mr. Stopper Sue -n- Alvin Thaddeus-n- Rose Mark Thomas — Sr. 79 Vee (Sr. 78) and Ricky Beverly Washington — Sr. 78 Frank Wendrock — Sr. 79 Debbi Whitener — Sr. 78 Phillip Wiley — Sr. 77 Anita Williams — Sr. 79 Toni Williams — Sr. 78 Mrs. Woodall Melinda Woods — Sr. 78 Debbie Yuras — Sr. 78 Mrs. Betty Zigmond Ads 297 INDEX A. Abbott. Mrs Emily 149. 215 Adame. Enda 18. 196 Adame. Gilbert 39. 217 Adamek, Mrs Shirley 149, 176 Adame . Blanca 79. 230 Adams. Annie 60. 246. 248 Adams. Grace 18. 196. 244. 250 Adams. Jacqueline 39 Adams. Ronnie 39, 104 Aggregate Plants Products 295 Alamo Beauty College 262 Alamo Typewriter Co 288 Albrecht. Eugene 79 Alexander. Donna 39 Alexandria. William 79 Alfaro. Alvin 18 Allen. Billy 79. 98 Allen, Laquetta 18. 248. 249 Alvarado. Linda 39 Alvarado. Norma 18. 229 Ambeau. Deborah 39 American Security and Patrol 263 American Sports Center 264 Amos. Lorenzo 39 Anaya. Angie 18. 220 Anderson. Mrs Joyce 166 Anderson Machinery Co. 263 Anderson. Sanianetta 60 Anthony. Anita 39. 196. 220 Anthony. Jackie 39. 231. 220 Anthony. Ruby 60 Arellano. Carmen 39 Arellano. Esther 18 Arkadie. Sandra 39, 108. 122. 129 Arkadie. Sonya 79. 246 Armstrong. Duane 80. 178 Armstrong. Priscilla 18. 249 Armstrong. Rhonda 80 Armstrong. Timothy 18. 248. 249 Armstrong. Victor 60 Arnold. Susan 18 Ashley. Ronald 39 Auto Mechanics 218,219 Ayala. Jose 80 B. Bab.no. Ada 18. 196, 250 Babmo. Karen 39. 196 Bacon. Leonard 80. 128. 130. 146 Bailey, Lori 60 Bailey, Stanley 80. 220 Baird. David 81 Baird's Bakery. Mrs 278 Baker. Eva 81.230 Baker. Michael 81.241. 194. 212 Baker. Terry 60. 126. 177. 194 Baldwin. James 81 Ball. Michael 40. 239 Balmos. Barry 81. 210 Balmos. Larry 82 Baitazar, Alfredo 18 Bancroft. Gail 82. 212 Band 178— 187. 285 Bankston, Lewis 40. 104. 143 Baptist Temple 288 Barnes, Bridge tie 40 Barnes. Mrs Cynthia 149 Barnes. Gerald 18 Barnes. Geraldine 18 Barnes. Katherine 19. Ill Barnos. Janie 82. 236. 241. 229 Barnos. Irma 40 Barton. Beverly 19 Battles. Leslie 60. 241 Batty. Anita 60 Baukmght. Faith 40. 246 Baukmght. Sharon 19 Bauwens. Pam 60. 197. 236, 241 Bayer. Sgt Mai Eldndge 149 Baylor. Annette 60 BBL 188 — 189 Bean. Anthony 40. 127 Beanland. Molly 60. 222, 194. 225 Beaty. Lillie 19. 111 Beaver. Cheryl 19. 179. 241 Bedford. Daniel 82. 92. 130 Beechum. Debbie 40 Beierle. Mrs Kathleen 149 Belasquez, STeven 82. 250. 146. 204 Bell. Darrell 60. 238 Bell. Dorothy 40 Bell. Horace 60 Bell. Kathy 83. 250. 236 Bell. Sharon 40 Bell. Mrs Willie Mae 166 Bellinger. William 40. 105 Benavides. George 83. 229 Beng.ng. Annette 19. 249 Bennett. Milton 83. 128, 130 Bennett. Patricia 19. 179 Bentley. Charles 83 Bethany. Kathy 197 Bens. Mrs Judy 150 Bibbs. Dave 83. 98. 146 Biela. Anthony 40, 217 Biela. Dorothy 84 Biela. Theresa 19 Bijuberti 190 191 Bilicek. John 40 Bilicek. Kathy 84. 212. 176 Bird. Mr Ron 294 Bird, Mr William 150 Bishop. Calvin 19. 106, 121. 135 Bishop. Clarence 84. 98 Bishop. Mr Lona 150 8ishop. Michael 84 Black. Deborah 40. 197. 214 Black. Jacy 84. 179 8lack. Rickey 85. 112. 130 Blanchard. Bart 19 Blank. C R Plumbing Co 262 Blaschke. Mr Edgar 150. 140 Bledsoe. Jacquelm 40 Blue. Arleen 40 Blue. Ernestine 61. 124 Bond's 279 Bonds, Billy 85 Bonds, Patricia 19 Bonewitz. Billy 61. 246. 248. 241 Bosier. Linda 85. 249 Bouldm, Cynthia 85, 220 Bowling 192 194 Boyd. William 19 Brannon. Mrs Cynthia 150 Bremby. Sharon 19. 246 Bressler s 33 Flavors 280 Brietzke. Cynthia 85. 215 Brooksfield Bank 262 Brothers. Paul 19 Broussard. Mr Louis 151. 238 8rown. Andrea 86. 230 Brown. Barry 20. 121, 135 Brown. Brenda 41 Brown, Bridget 41.207 Brown. Gary 20. 1 78 Brown. Karen 61 Bruce. Evelyn 86. 220, 239 Brunnemann. Mrs Inez 166 Brunnemann Insurance 288 Bryant, Anita 86. 197 Bryant. Orlando 20 Buckley. Sharen 86 Bumpers. Lee 86. 140. 146 Bumpers. Yolanda 41, 110 Burdette. Mrs. Lotte 151, 241 Burke. Derrick 41. 104. 134 Burks. Althea 20. 249 Burns. Beverly 20 Burns. Monique 20. 179 Burleson. Anthony 41, 178. 239 Burnes. Cheryl 41 Burns. Gena 87. 194. 188 Burns, Tanta 61. 136, 194 Burpo. Michael 61.217 Bush. Baron 20. 249 Bush. Mr Edward 151 Byars. Teresa 20. 197 Byrd. Eric 20 c. Cabrera. Pauline 41. 198. 222. 229 Cadena. Vincent 87 Cagle s Laundry 279 Cam, Ernest 20. 247 Calhoun. Marilyn 87 Callaway. Mrs Tempie 166 Cameron, Micole 20. 106, 135 Campbell. Gma 87. 220 Campbell. Kenneth 20 Cap'n Jims 274 Cardenas. Becky 41, 178. 194. 229 Cardenas. Henry 87 Cardenas. Miss Marie 151, 229 Carpets of America 262 Carter. Arthur 20. 106. 121. 135 Carter. Dorothy 88 Carter. Terry 41 Carter, Tommie 20 Casey. Judy 61 Caskey, Mr Hal 151 Caskey. Kristi 41. 198. 241 Caskey. Kyle 61.241 Castillo. Mr Vic 152. 104. 140 Caza. Mr Pat 152 Cecilia's Continental Coiffures 263 Central Freight Lines 265 Cervantes. Gabriel 88. 215. 229. 238 Cervantes. Guadalupe 61. 229 Cervantes. Rita 41.207. 189, 229 Chandler. George 88 Chandler. Michael 88 Charleston. Lisa 88 Chatman, Cheryl 89 Chatman. Sharyn 89. 220. 204 Cheerleaders Varsity 284 Cherokett Officers 282 Cheroketts 196 203. 290 Chess Club 195 Choir 204 205.283 Christian. Gregory 41. 249 Christian, Lillie 41 Christman, Russell 89 Claborn. Jerry 89 Clack. Mrs Clara 166 Clack. Mr Clyde 152 Clandge. Gladys 41. 189 Clark. James 42 Clark. Lee 61. 140 Clay. Cora 42 Clay, Jacqueline 21 Cloman, Mr Douglas 152 Coates. Sherry 89 Coca Cola 273 Cockrum. Issac 21 Cofield. Timothy 21. 247 Col bath. Cynthia 90. 194. 212 Col bath. David 42 Cdbath, Margaret 90. 194. 212 Cde. Starla 90 Cole. Terry 61. 98. 112 Coles. Gregory 42. 194 Coleman. Andrea 42. 231. 241 Coleman. Brian 21 Coleman. Don 21 Coleman. Horace 61 Coleman. Reuben 61. 241 Coleman. Tyrone 90. 225. 238 Collins. Linda 90 Collins. Scon 21. 127 Columbus. Rhonda 91 Comer. Paula 91. 230. 206 Comer. Sandra 21. Ill Community United Church of Christ 276 Cooper. Charlone 42. 238 Cordova. David 21 Cordova. Francisca 91,245 Cordova. Gregona 91 Cortez. Isabel 42. 245 Cosmo 206 207 Cozby. Claude 42. 249. 289. 225 Craft. Sonya 91 Crawford. Cheree 61 Crawford. Sheila 92. 122 Crenshaw. Randy 42 Crenshaw. Sheila 21. 146. 239 Crescent Jewelry 263 Crocked, Gma 92. 204 Crocked. Paul 42 Crossers Radio and TV 263 Crunk. Glenda 92 Cruz. Rachel 21 Cunningham. Ronald 92 Currie. Lauren 42 Currie. Shelley 21 CVAE208 209 D. Dairy Queen (Rigsby) 267 Dairy Queen ( 16) 268 Daniels. Carol 92. 212 Daniels. Isaiah 93. 239 Daniels, Johnny 21 Davenport. Bertie 93. 212 Davis. Anthony 42. 105, 119. 134 Davis. Marlon 93 Davis, Mr Pat 152 Davis. Phyllis 42. 129. 136 Davis, Sabrina 93. 198, 230. 238 Dawson. Gayle 62 Deame Owens Realty 292 Dear. Mrs Aline 167 DECA 212. 213 De La Garza. Rachel 62. 212 De Leon. Irma 42. 248. 229 241 De Leon. Margie 21 Delgado. Angie 62 Delgado. Carol 93. 188, 229 Delgado. Lydia 43 Dellcrest Merchants 264 Desha, Carolyn 62 Diamond Tuxedo Rental 280 Dibrell. Richard 94. 99. 204 Dickens. Billy 62. 217 Dickerson. Cheryl 62 Dickerson, Kathy 43. 231. 207 Dickey. Mr Wayne 153. 112 Dimas. Robert 43. 229 Didnch. Sharia 62. 194 Dix. Tyler 43 Dixon. Gayle 43 Dixon. Nina 198. 205, 238 Doolittle. Cher. 94. 206 Dornak. Elizabeth 62. 216 Domes. Eric 62. 236. 241, 177 Dosdall. Gerald 21.247. 248 Doss. Bernard 62. 99. 140, 204 Dotson. Janet 94. 216. 204 Douglas. Michael 62. 99. 146 Downey. Leo 22. 241 Downey. Michael 62, 241 Duderstadi. Mrs Peggy 153 Duderstadt Surveyors Supply Co 263 Dugger. Kenneth 94, 210 Dugie. Gayle 62. 216 Dugie, Keith 22 Dugie, Ross 22. 106 Duke. Arthur 43 Duncan, Callie22. 129. 136 Duncan. Charles 94, 220 E. Earl. Jackie 62. 220. 239 East Village Cleaners 284 Eastwood Christian Church 28( Eastwood Cleaners 269 Edmonson. Cleo 43 Edwards, Mary 63, 1 77. 206 Eikanas. Chuck 63 Eikanas. Cynthia 95. 216. 241 Eikanas. Mr Arlan 167 EL Comedor Restaurant 284 Ellis. Donna 63. 189. 194.241 Ellis, Rodney 22 Ellis. Ronald 22. 249 Ellis. Russell 63. 210 Ellison, Anthony 43 Ellison. Jacquelm 22 El Rancho 275 Erskine, Carolyn 95 Escobedo. Elizabeth 43. 229 Escobedo. Gloria 63. 241 Espinoza. Orlando 63. 215 Esquivel. Mr John 148 Eder. Mrs Joyce 153. 220 Evans. Katrina 63. 146, 239. 251 Evans. Mr Larry 153 F. Fagen. Arlene 43 Famck, Mark 22. 1 78 Famck. Sherr. 63. 179. 236. 177 Farner, Lori 63 Farris. Dale 43. 206 298 Farris. Pamela 63 Faultry. Tanya 43. 239 Faultry. Tonya 43. 238 Fa . Daniel 95 Feggens. Wesley 95. 249 Freguson. Mr John 153 FHA 220. 221 Fields. Julie 95. 198. 250. 238 Fields. Wendy 22. 199. 244. 250 Fisher. Billie 63 Fischer. Malcolm 63 Fischer, f’hillip 43. 1 79, 241 Fleming. Lula 63 Flores. Cynthia 96. 206 Flores. Janie 44 Flores. Joe 64, 140. 146 Foerster. Diane 22 Folts, Terrence 96 Folts. Tim 96. 218 Forcey. Iresce 44 Ford. Quinn 64 Foster. Mr Marvin 148 Foster. Sgt Robert 154 Fox. Jettrey 22. 209 Franckowiak. Tony 96. 176, 145 Franklin. Cathy 64. 220, 204 Franklin. Janme 96. 238 Franklin. Kimberly 98. 215 Franklin. Sylvester 98 Fran . David 98 Fra elle. Mrs Virginia 154, 220 Fra elle. Rhonda 22. 245 Freasier. Jayme 98. 176 Freeman. John 44. 179 Freeman. Penny 98 Freeman, Shannon 44, 207 Frels. Judy 44 French Club 238. 239 FTA 222. 223 Fuery. Mr Audrey 167 G. Gabrysch. Kevin 44 Gabrysch. T am my 22. 179. 241 Galimore. Dwayne 44 Galimore. James 99. 225 Gallon, Linden 99, 239. 246 Gamma Tau 275 Gant. Janet 44. 199 Garcia. Angelina 99. 229, 230. 241 Garcia. Francisco 64. 218 Garcia, Marie 99. 225 Garcia, MissAdela 167.216 Garcia. Reynaldo 22 Garrett. Karen 99, 1 76, 241, 242 Garrett. Keith 23. 143. 241 Gar a. Patricia 44. 179. 229 Gar a. Pearl 23. 179 Gawhk. Karen 23. 241 Gawlik. Ray 44 Gawlik. Robert 100 Gay. Tammi 23. 136 Gee. Samuel 100 Gentry. Thomas 64 George. Annie 100. 215 German Club 240. 241 Getls. Kenny 100 Gibson. Richard 64, 217 Giddens. Alfredo 44 Giddens. Valencia 100. 246. 298 Gilpin, Eli abeth 23. 179. 241 Gilpin, William 101.218 Gipson. Winifred 44 Gish. Miss Marijane 154 Givms. Kasandra 101 Glasco. David 44. 98. 119. 134 Glasstgv Cafe Hotel Supply Co. 292 GlOSSOn, Mr Alon o 154 Gold. Aaron 101 Gold. Cheryl 101 Gold. Gary 23. 135 Gold. Paula 44. 222. 244 Gold beck F hotography 287 Golden Stallion 283 Goliad Bowling Center 287 Gome . Robert 101.245 Gon ales. Bemta 23 Gon ales, Cristoval 102. 209 Gon ales. Danny 64 Gon a es. Evangeline 45. 229, 245 Gon ales. Julie 45, 245 Gon ales, Maria 64 Gonzales. Shirley 23. 247 Gon ales. Thomas 64, 127. 242 Goode. Janice 23 Goode. Karen 45 Gooden. Kathy 102.215 Gooden, Kim 23 Gooden. Michele 64. 188. 194 Goodloe. Donna 45 Goodwin, Ronald 23. 188 Gorden. Amber 64 Gorman, Mr. Ken 115. 194 Graft. Janet 23. 241 Grahmann. Karen 45. 199 Grant. Lorna 23 Grant. Tesselene 102. 220 Grant, Tilford 23 Graves. Carlton 24. 121 Gray. Debra 64. 177. 199.216 Gray. James 45. 194, 238 Gray. John 24, 121. 143. 241 Green. Barron 24 Green. Daphne 45. 238 Green, Felisa 64 Green. Gary 45 Green. Gertrude 24. 247 Green. Mark 24. 107. 135 Green. MissCaroyl 155 Green. Willie 120. 209 Greene, Kevin 64. 177 Greene. Mr Thomas 155 Griffin. Jackie 65. 199. 241 Griffin, Nathaniel 65 Griffin, Shirley 45. 122. 138 Grisham. Mr Pierce 148 Gruben, Walter 65 Guerrero, Margaret 24, 229. 241 Guerrero. Norma 102. 176. 216 Guerrero. Rosie 24. 220. 229 Guevara. Becky 45. 229 Guidry. Soma 65 Gulley. Mrs. Joyce 167 Gulley. Sonya 103 Gutierre . Carl 65 H. H Club 146 Haas. Glenda 45. 241 Hadley. Rosalind 103. 220. 204.215 Hahn. Debra 103.216 Haley. Dennis 65 Haley, Ricky 103 Halgent Fleet Service 281 Haliburton. Chris 24 Hall. James 45 Hall. Mark 45. 178. 231. 238 Hall, Michael 65 Hall, Paxton 45 Hall. Veronica 65 Hannon. Cathy 103. 177 Hardaman. Karen 65 Hardaman, Nigel 104. 109. 238 Hardeman, Sheila 46. 231 Hardy. Darlene 65 Harrell. Keith 104 Harrell. Letitia 24 Harold's F aster Gallery 291 Harper. Susie 46 Harper. Wadda 46. 245 Harper. Yadda 46. 245 Harris. Arthur 46. 104. 134 Harris. Cheryl 104, 108. 220. 146 Harris. Michael 46, 105, 119. 127 Harris. Pamela 24, 200 Harris. Russell 65. 218 Harris. Wendell 24. 107. 135 Hartf leld. Gerald 65 Haskins. Bryan 65 Hay. Scott 65.218 Haywood. Gail 65.212 Haywood. Nan 24. 200. 250, 239 Haywood. Natalie 66, 242. 241. 177 Haywood. Voidel 104.210 Hawkins. Lawrence 46 Hawkins, Ronald 46. 104 Headspeth. Fred 66. 99. 146 Headspeth. Janice 46. 249 Heimann. Rene 104 Henderson. Donnie 66 Henderson. Lottie 66. 220 Henderson. Patrick 24 Henderson. Paul 105. 238, 239 Hendrix. Eric 66 Henry, Kelvin 105 Henry. Kenneth 105 Henson. Greg 25. 178. 194 Hernande . Ricky 105. 245 Herman. Debbie 66. 177 Herndon Automotive 286 Herndon, Yolanda 25 Hero214 215 Herring. Illey 105 Herron. Lawrence 66 Hicks. Sheila 66. 236 Highland Hills Baptist Church 286 Highland Hills Pharmacy 287 Highland Park Flower 278 Highland Park State Bank 287 Hilbrun. Jessica 46 Hilbrun. Robert 106 Hidalgo. Jaunita 106, 229 Hidalgo. Juan 106 Hidalgo. Ramiro 25 Hill. Cheryl 66. 179. 222. 238 Hill. Janice 25. 200 Hill. Kevin 46 Hill. Larry 25 Hill. Myra 66. 215 Hill Tire Co 286 Hillman Oil Co. 281 Hills. Michele 106 Hillyer, Dereck 66. 99. 119. 146 Hillyer. Donna 46 Hines, Edward 25 Hines, Ernest 66, 210. 177 Hockley. Isaiah 166, 99. 220, 146 Hodges. Larry 66 Hoekstra. Karen 25 Hoekstra. Randy 107 Holland. Keely 25 Holmes. Sharon 25 Holt Machinery 267 Hood. Corby 66. 239 Hood. Renee 46. 179. 245 Hopkins. Elston 67. 194 Hopkins. Gwen 107 Horn. Billye 25 Horner. Freddie 46. 229 Hornsby. Mark 107. 112. 130. 146 Hornsby. Mr. Gentris 155 Hosek. Deborah 67. 177 Hosek. Pamela 67 Hoskm, Leonard 67. 112. 146 House. Bonnie 125 House. Ollie 107 Howard. Pamela 67 Howelton. Debbie 108. 204, 215 Hubert. Kenneth 108, 140 Huck. Pamela 47. 178. 222. 241 Huegele. Paul 108. 99 Hughes. Brian 25 Hughes. Kevin 108 Hughes. Porter 108. 238 Huntleigh F harmacy 267 Hurd. Debra 47. 136 Huron, Betty 109. 229. 216 Huron. Norma 47. 257, 248, 229 Huron Trim Sub Contractor 278 Hurtado. Beatrice 25 Hysaw. Alfredia 67, 231. 239. 188 Hysaw. Linda 47, 231.249. 188 I. Ibrom. Karen 67, 242. 236, 126 ICT 210. 211 Ideal Supermarket 292 Iglehart. Mario 26. 178. 194 Iglehart. Patrick 67. 194 Ivey. Michael 26 Ivory. Sammie 26. 246 J. Jackson, Anita 109 Jackson. Carluvita 109 Jackson. Iris 26 Jackson. Lorna 109 Jackson. Pamela 67. 222. 251 Jackson. Mr Willard 167. 231 James. Paula 47 James. Sheila 109 Jank. Sharon 110 Jarmon, Troy 26. 107 Jar ombek. Donald 67 Javior. Robert 26 Jefferson. Lillian 67. 221 Jenkins. Lynda 47 Jenkins. Philippa 110 Jermgan. Shedrick 47. 249 Jerrell. Anita 67, 122, 251. 146 Jerrell. Valerie 47. 239 Jimine . Janet 47. 126 Jimme . Elizabeth 26 John. Douglas 67. 217 John. Judy 67. 188. 177.216 Johnny's Cleaners 267 Johnson. Angela 67. 222. 251. 177 Johnson, Colby 110 Johnson, Deborah 110 Johnson, Debra 110, 238 Johnson. Mrs Frances 168 Johnson. George 47. 104 Johnson. Gloria 47 Johnson. Jamie 26 Johnson, Julie 26. 241. 126 Johnson, Kenneth 47 Johnson, Linda 111 Johnson, Marva 47. 200 Johnson. Pam 47. 238 Johnson, Roy 68 Johnson, Sandra 26 Johnson. Sheena 48 Johnson. Mr Steve 155. 250. 229 Johnson. Terri 48 Johnson. Theresa 48. 200 Johnson. Willard 26 Johnson. Winfred 111 Jolly, Miss Mary 156 Jones, Angelia 26 Jones. Cornell 68. 239 Jones. Daisy 48 Jones. Darrel 111. 145 Jones. Dawn 26 Jones. Debra 68 Jones. Herbert 48 Jones. Jennifer 111 Jones. Jimmy 68. 217, 130 Jones. John 26 Jones. Joyce 48. 110 Jones. Kenneth 27, 217 Jones. Lloyd 48 Jones. Mana 27 Jones. Michael A 111 Jones. Michael B 112. 140. 146 Jones. Pamela 48 Jones. Paula 112.221.231 Jones, Virginia 112. 176. 216 Jones. Walter 48. 246, 251 Jones. Wanda 48. 201. 239 J or den, Cherry 68, 222. 225 Joshua. Mr. Ernest 156 Journalism 232-235 Jugo. Lucille 112. 241.229. 189 Junior Class 294 Jurgajtis. Bruce 27 K. K 0 A Camp 265 Katzfey. James 68, 210 Katzfey, Mary 112. 176 Keene. Donna 27. 126 Keller s Material Yard 272 Kellner. Mrs. Margie 168 Kerrville Bus Co. 265 Kidd, Margaret 113. 201, 231 Kimbrough. Ira 27 Kmderknecht. Tom 68. 215 Kindred. Darlene 48 Kmdrick. Cheryl 48 King, Barbara 113. 246 King, Douglass Co. 288 King. Margunte 113 King, Richard 68 King, Ronnie 68. 134 Kioibassa. David 48 Kirk. Cynthia 113 Knappick, Vera 68. 188. 194 Knowles. Johnny 27 Koenmng. Carl 48. 145 Koltermann, Calvin 281 Kopeck., Linda 27. 138, 194 Korus. Kathleen 68. 194, 216, 226 Korus. Peggy 27, 126. 194. 226 Kosub. John 68. 140. 177. 240 Kosub. Kristy 113. 1 76. 236. 241 Kosub. Ronald 49.226 Kotara. Darlene 49 Kotara. David 68. 217 Kotara. Diane 27 Kotara. Gary 68. 217 Kotara. Janice 27 Kotara. Joann 114. 201. 24 Kotara. Lucy 27. 126. 226 Kotara. Michael 49. 145 Kotara. Robert 69. 117, 241 Kotara. Sandy 69. 212 Kothmann, Glenn 265 Kot ur. James 114 Kowalik. Mrs. Laura 156 Kozielski. Tammy 27. 241 Kret. Stephen 114 Krouse, Howard 69. 260 Krouse. Karin 69. 194. 215 299 Kubtcek. Daniel 27. 241 Kubtcek. Lawrence 114, 176 Kulesza, Alvin 69. 210 Kulesza. Debbie 49 L. L Construction Co. 272 LAM Steel Co 270 LOVE Club 245 Labbo. Miss Suzanne 156. 245 La Chalupa 269 La Chapelle. Georgette 69 La Cultura 228 229 La Fena 288 La Fond. Willie 114 La Force. Cynthia 69. 212 Lackey. Clint 27 Lage. Jett 69. 236, 189. 241 Lamkm, Milyse28. 110. 122. 136 La Moy's Jewelry 274 Lanctot. Mr Vernon 156 Landauer's Flower Shoppe 288 Landez. Becky 28 Latin Club 242 243 Latka. David 28 Lauzon. Eleanor 69. 194 Lavaiats. Larry 115 Layman. Johnny 28 Lee. Jimmy 69. 236. 177. 241 Lee. Joanie 115. 242. 176. 236 Lee. Katherine 69 Lemons. Michelle 49. 231 Lemons. Terne 115. 221 Leo's General Welding 272 Lewis. Betty 115. 177 Lewis. Mrs Betty 157 Lewis. Ethel 69 Lewis Funeral Home 269 Lewis. Patty 69 Lewis. Sandra 49. 221. 249. 145 Library Club 225 Lmdblom. Carolyn 28 Lmdley. Mrs Rose 157. 189 Lindsey. Allecia 28 Little. Del 49. 239 Little Mitla Restrauant 276 Livingston. Bryant 69. 247. 194 Llanez. Fernando 28. 249 Llanez. Susie 115. 229. 189, 241 Lockhart. Anthony 70. 247. 236. 241 Longoria. Jesse 70 Lopez. Bobby 49. 105. 245. 134 Lopez. Mary 28 Lopez. Robert 116 Lott. Zella 116. 222. 204 Loud. Charlie 70. 99. 143 Loud. Tyrone 28 Love. Edgar 116 Love. Karen 70 Love. Paul 70 Love. Robert 28 Lovelace. Connie 28, 246 Loving. Janice 28. 111 Loving. Marian 70. 108. 146 Luckey. Deborah 28. 201.221. 239 Luckey. Regina 49. 223 Ludwig. Herman 70 Lugo. Roseane 28 Lukasik. Carole 49. 241 Lukasik. Mane 70. 241 Luna. Mr John 157. 104. 119. 121 Lymon. Vera 49. 207 Lynch. Darrell 116. 112.251. 146 Lyssy. Richard 49 M. Mackey. Tracey 29 Maha. Donna 70. 177.216. 241 Mahan. Mrs Roberta 157. 236 Majorettes 274 Mann, Steven 29. 106 Mann. Teresa 29. 201 Manning. Ms. Elizabeth 157 Marez. David 29 Marmalejo. Alex 49 Marshall, Mitz. 116. 122 Martin, Sandra 117 Martinez. Brenda 49. 229 Martinez. Linda 70 Martinez. Louis 29 Martinez, Mary 50 Martinez. Raul 29 Martinez. Ruben 50 Mass. Euarl 70. 98. 146. 241 Massey. Nina 29. 221 Mastalerz. Greg 50 Mata. Paula 117 Mathews. Princess 70 Mathis. Kymla 29. 246. 248 Matthews. Denise 50 Matthews. Stephen 70 Matyear. Kevin 70. 188. 236. 241 Mayberry. Darrel 50 Mayorga. Alfred 117. 140. 229 Mayorga. Joe 50. 105. 134, 229 McCants, Latncia 50. 110 McCants. Vincent 117. McCarley. Janet 29. 207 Me Carver. Mrs Gladys 168 McClure. Rhonda 117. 216 McCoy. Susan 50 McCreless Merchants 227 McDaniel, Mr Robert 158 McDonald. Brenda 118 McGarity. Lisa 71. 146 MCGarity, Michelle 29. 111 McGmnes, Diane 50. 225 McGmnes. George 29 Me Grew. Arizona 71. 99. 130. 146 McHenry. Laticia 71, 108, 146. 223 McIntyre. Angelia 50 McIntyre. Geneva 118 McKinney. Bessie 71 McKinney, Jackie 50 McKinney. Stanley 118 McKinney. Steven 50 McNeil, Yolanda 118. 230 McVea Contractor 270 McVea. Darrell 118 McVea. Mrs Willie 230 McVea. Robert 119, 241 Meador. Christopher 29 Mear. Robert 71 Medellm. Mr Joe 158. 20? Medellin, Norma 50. 229 Medina, Vickie 71 Melancon, Michael 50. 246 247 Melton. Darlene 71. 225 Melton, Debra 71 Mendez, John 51. 143 Mendez. Susie 119. 225 Meridith. Jeanette 51 Merritt. Mrs Mary 158 Meschkat. Mrs Belinda 158 Middleton. Mark 51. 217 Middleton. Mr Darvil 158 Middleton, Mr John 148 Mike. Melvin 29 Miles. Derek 29. 106. 121 Miles, EVelyn 71. 179 Miles. Maria 30, 138 Miles. Monica 119. 231 Miles. Mrs Ruth 159 Miller. Daniel 71 Miller. Kirk 30. 135 Miller. Maggie 119. 221 Mills. Billy 119.204 Mills. Deborah 71. 194 Minor. Alicia 30 Minten. Craig 30 Mitchell. Adrienne 51 Mitchell. Dennis 120, 194 Mitchell. Mane 51.202. 231 Mitchell. Ms Debra 168 Moczygemba. Eddie 71 Moczygemba, Kathy 120. 177, 212 Moczygemba. Peggy 51 Moczygemba. Randal 30 Moczygemba. Sharon 120. 225 Mollett. Terri 71. 122. 136. 146 Montgomery Ward 227 Moore. Charles 71 Moore. Cynthia 120, 202. 250 Moore. Frankie 72 Moore. Jeffrey 30 Moore. Phillip 120 Moore's Hardware 276 Morales. Irma 51. 241 Morales. Maggie 121 More Natural Foods 281 Moreland. Rene 51 Moreland. Ronald 51,247 Morgan. Charmayne 30 Morris. Karen 121. 194, 236. 241 Morris, Santa 121 Morrison. Angela 121.206. 230 Morrison, Stephanie 30, 223. 239 Mosley. Felicia 72 Mosmeyer. Darrel 72 Moss. James 121. 179, 194 Motor Mart Auto Parts 270 Mott, David 122. 127, 146. 242 Mouton. Christopher 122. 127. 204 Moy. Andy 51 Moy. Curt 72. 140, 177. 194 Moy. Mark 30 Moy. Michelle 122 Mulkey, Ann 51 Mullens. Garey 122. 146. 221 Mullins. Tommy 51 Munoz. Javier 51. 217 Munoz. Sandy 122. 216 Murdock. Lanell 72 Murray, John 30. 194 Musgrove. Lelton 30. 107 N. NHS 176. 177 Nadter's Bakery and Delicatessen 275 Nakayama, Mr William 159 Nance. Phyllis 72. 221 Napier. Lynette 51.231. 251 Narvaiz, Dalia 72. 126. 194. 216 Narvaiz. Maria 52 Nasis. Ronnie 72. 98. 140. 241 Nathaniel. Charlotte 123. 230 National Bank of Fort Sam Houston 293 Hava. Angela 123 Nava. Dorothy 52 Nava, Ramiro 30 Nava. Simon 72 Navarro. Ramon 52. 229 Neal. Ronald 30. 107. 121, 135 Nealy. Valerie 52 Neaves. Floo 123. 215, 229 Neaves. Maria 72. 229 Neighbors, Yvette 52 Nelson. Mrs Lillie 159 Nen, MissMitzi 159. 176 Neubert. Norman 30 Ng. Chmg 52 Nichols. Lynda 31 Nichols. Ronald 123. 209 Nichols. Tracy 52. 241.247. 250 Nious. Avery 31. 128. 231 Nik, Bennie 52 Nolden. Clarice 123. 216 Norman, George 52 Norton. Douglas 52, 179. 241 Nuytten, Mr Ralph 159 o. OEA 216. 217 Oates. Stacy 52 O'Connor. Eddie 52 Odom. Karen 31 Olivares. Gary 124, 212 Olympic Trophy Center 270 O'Neal. Shirley 124. 136. 146. 177 Onega. Joel 52 Oniz. Sara 124. 229 Otis. Beverly 31. 247. 248 Owen. Richard 124. 210 Owens. Carolyn 124 Owens. Darla 125 P. PTA 172, 173.278 Pabst. Mr William 160 Padalecki, Bonnie 72. 216 Padalecki, Lawrence 72. 226. 241 Padalecki. Mary 31. 226. 241 Padalecki. Nelson 31. 143. 226. 241 Palmer. Francene 31, 126 Palmo. Norma 31 Pantaia. Leticia 52 Parchmann, Jeamne 125 Paredes. Jack 53. 127 Pans Hatters 278 Parker, David 98. 125. 230, 239 Parker. Roland 72. 247. 248 Parker. Silvia 31,249 Parks. Cheryl 72.212. 241 Pawlik. Jeffrey 53. 104. 134 Peace Lutheran Church 271 Pearson. Sherbie 125. 204 Pease. Mr Gordon 126. 127, 160 Pecan Valley Golf Club 271 Perdue. Aubra 125,220 Perez. Bobby 126. 229 Perez. Danny 126. 212. 229 Perez. Sammy 73. 217 Perez. Sandra 73. 229 Perkins. Alhsa 53. 223. 244 Perkins. Russell 73. 247. 249 Perry, Beverly 126 Perry. Sherry 53. 247. 248 Perryrrtan, Samuel 73 Perryman. Sterling 126 Peterson. Gary 73. 99. 112. 146 Petray. Miss Cheryl 160. 221 Pfeiffer. Carla 31. 178. 241 F hillips. Mrs Maudess 160 Phillips, Mrs Pauline 168 Photographic Ans 289 Pig Stand 270 Pmmx. Betty 73. 136. 146 Pmmx. Michelle 31. 111. 129. 136 Pittman. Lisa 53. 202 Pitts. Brenda 31. in Pitts. Lena 126 Ptacker, Melody 73.223, 241 Pollard. Dwayne 31 Ponce. Linda 53. 189, 229 Porter. Carolyn 127 Potter. Mavis 53. 204. 239 Prade, Roxana 73 Prado. Mr Raul 160 Preacher. Carl 127 Preacher. Martese 31. 241 Prendergast. Mrs Ann 169 Prendez. Sergio 32 Price. Michael 127. 218 Prieto. Lydia 53. 207. 229 Prieto. Ophelia 53. 229 Prince. Duane 53. 105 Pryor. Mrva 32. 246 Puente. Elizabeth 53 Pylant. Mrs Carolyn 161 Q. Quandt. Brian 53. 178 Quill and Scroll 236. 237 Quintero. Terry 127. 228 R. Ramirez. Yvonne 53. 179 Ramos. Alma 53. 229 Ramos. Hector 127 Ramos. Larry 128. 242. 229 Ramos. Melissa 54. 229 Ramos. Ricardo 32. 121, 143 Randle, Mrs Emane 161, 136 Ransom. Judy 54. 231 Reddock and Irwin Butane 279 Redix. Philip 73 Reed. Arnold 73. 239. 189 Reed. Paul 54. 189 Reed. Randy 112 Reed. Reyna 54. 248. 249. 188 Reed. Valene 32. 246. 250. 189 Rehfeld. Charles 128. 229. 188 Reminger, Karen 73. 236. 194 177 Responded Jamce 73. 216 Responded Mark 32 Reyes. Mr Manuel 161 Rhodes. Charles 128 Rice, Dillmger 32 Richardson. Alvin 128. 215 Richardson. Lorraine 54 Richardson. Oliver 32 Richardson. Stacy 32. 202 Richardson. Terry 129 Richardson. Vincent 73. 236. 177 Richardson. Virginia 73. 221. 129. 136 Richie. Mr Robert 161 Riddle. Paul 129. 178. 251. 239 Riddle. Renona 32, 124, 239. 138 Rigsby Auto Parts 271 Rigsby Upholstery 267 Riley. Ernest 74 Riley. Jessie 129, 98 Riley. Mark 32. 106, 135 Riley, Milford 32. 106 Rivera. Mark 54. 229 Rivers. Yolanda 32 Robel. Mr Paul 161.210 Robbins. Debra 32 Roberson. Mr Nicki 162 Roberts. Mrs Mary 162 Roberts. Phillip 129. 221. 250 Roberts. Phyllis 129. 108. 250 Roberts. Toy 74 Robertson, Randy 130. 210 300 Robertson, Scotty 54 Robinson, Carol 130. 126 Robinson, Donna 33 Robinson. Mr George 162 Robinson. Katheryn 130. 126 Robinson. Kelly 130 Robinson. Mr Luther 148 Robinson, Mildred 54, 126, 238 Robinson. Rita 130 Robinson, Robin 33 Robinson. Sandra 131. 204 Robinson, Teresa 74 Roddy. Cheryl 74. 179 Rodeo Club 226 227 Rodgers Construction Company 287 Rodgers. Jackie 54 Rodgers. Sandra 131 Rodrigue . Patricia 131. 229 Rodrigue . Phillip 74. 128, 130,.194 Rodrigue . Thomas 33, 121, 127 Rogers. Ronald 33. 106 Rosales. Peter 54. 229 Ross. John 74 Ross. Murlene 131.216 Ross. Patsy33. 111. 122. 138 R0TC246 249 Rothe Development Laboratories 271 Roumo. Bruce 131. 179. 239 Roundtree. Alvin 74. 98. 146 Rowe. Becky 132. 216. 229 Royal. Mrs Elizabeth 162 Muiz. Ernest 33. 107 Ruiz, Ronald 33. 106 Russell. Charlesetta 33. 202 Russell. Clarice 74. 231. 223 Russell. Sandra 132 Rutkowski. Brian 74, 241. 194, 177 Rutkowski, Carl 33 Rutkowski. Mark 54 Rutledge. Annette 33 s. SaffokJ, Miss Nancy 162 Saint Benedict s Church 262 Sammons. Jake 74. 217 Sampson, Patricia 33 San Antonio Paint Body 286 San Antonio Press 269 Sanchez. Adam 54 Sanders. Mrs Betty 169 Sanders. Terry 74 Satterfield, Tambra 54, 238. 250 Satterfield. Wilbur 132 Sauceda. Diane 54. 229 Sauceda. Esther 132. 212 Sawyer. Greta 33 Say on, Johnathon 99. 132. 146 Sayon, Joseph 133. 204 Scaramozi. Dominic 74 Schauer. Julia 55 Schindler. Brenda 33 Schmidt. Paul 33 Schmidt. Sharon 74, 194 Schmoekel. Kenneth 74 Schneider. Randall 133. 210 Schnuriger. Robert 133, 176 Schnuriger. Rodney 75. 177, 236. 241 School Mart 268 Schrank. Melissa 55. 194, 249 Schrimpshire. Jacqueline 133, 177. 206 Schrimpshire. Jerry 133, 210 Schroeder. Perry 75, 241 Schroeder, Stephen 34. 178 Schroeder, Wayne 98, 134, 140, 146 Schulze Realty 269 Scott. Andrea 34. 178 Scott. Carol 34 Scott. Derian 134 Scott. Diana 34 Scott. Lillian 55 Scott. Sandra 75 Seabrook. Lisa 134. 177 Sears 273 Seibert s Pharmacy 279 Senior Class 294 Sewell. Mr. Fred 145. 163 Shadrock. David 134. 247. 248 Shadrock. Stephen 75. 248. 249 Shedrock. David 55. 241 Sheedy. Tracy 55 Sheehan. Jane 134, 176, 236. 241 Sheffield. Miss Dons 163 Shelton. Lonnie 135. 218 Shelton. Sharon 135 Shepard, Russell 34. 223. 244 Shepherd, Sandra 75 Sheppard. Carlos 34, 107 Sheppard. Javance 55. 105 Sherman. Patsy 75. 223 Sherman. Theresa 223 Sherrod. Susan 135. 216 Shodrock. Nancy 75.212 Shuey, Margaret 135, 176. 179. 241 Sievers. Bryan 75 Signature Ads 297 Silvas. Victor 135. 229 Simmons. Timmy 55 Simms. Bruce 136. 204 Simms. Freddie 34 Simms. Karen 75 Simms. Penny 55. 239 Simms. Vernesser 136 Simpson, Cynthia 55. 231. 249 Sims. Issac 55 Singletary. Donna 108. 136. 146 Skaggs. Brian 75. 177.236 Skalicky. Joan 75. 188,212 Slack. Henry 34 Slansky. Stephen 34. 241 Slansky. Ted 75. 177. 194. 241 Siapper. Mrs Sylvia 163, 225 Slaughter. Phyllis 136. 220. 230. 236 Sledge. Felice 136. 246. 248 Sledge. Felicia 137 Smith, Godfrey 55 Smith. Jana 137. 176. 241. 242 Smith. Miss Irene 163 Smith. Mabel 137.203 Smith, Marian 55 Smith, Marrol 75 Smith. Melanie 55. 207. 221, 231 Smith. Patricia 75, 124 Smith. Phyllis 137.216 Smith, Reginald 55. 143. 239 Smith. Sandra 56. 223, 244 Smith, Shirley 137 Smith. Terry 76.223. 241 Solis. Rosana 34 Sd.s. M.ss Yolanda 163. 194 Some Drive Inn 7 276 Some Drive Inn � 8 295 Sophomore Class 294 Sotele. Soma 138. 216 Southern Pabst Engraving Co. 283 Southside Reporter 276 Spanish Club 244 245 Speeks. Donna 56. 250. 239 Spruill. Gregory 138 Sralla. Barbara 138. 230. 242 Sralla. Nancy 34 Sralla. Paul 56. 218 Stallion. Ernestine 56. 203. 239 Stanfield. Mr James 164 Stanton. Joyce 138. 215 Stapper. Blake 34. 143. 241 Stark. Steve 76 Steen. Christopher 138 Steen. Kathy 56. 178. 238. 250 Steubmg. Miller 139. 127, 176. 251 Steubmg s Services 265 Stevens. Roy 56 Stevenson. Legon 56. 246 Steward. Kenneth 139, 249 Steward. Sandra 139 Steward. Shan 56 Stobbs. Rhonda 76. 177, 216 Stone. Henry 34, 135 Stop N Go 264 Stopper. Mr Arthur 164 Stout. Sandra 76. 189. 216, 241 Stout. Thaddeus 139. 251 Stovall. Tommy 35. 106. 135 Stowe. Sylvia 56 Strait, Wendell 76. 146 Slowing. Michele 35. 145. 248. 249 StriW.ng. Rochelle 35. 248, 249 Student Government 250 256 Suiaica. Norman 35. 107 Sullivan. Angie 139. 212 Sullivan. Curtis 140. 179. 216 Sullivan. Paggy 56. 129. 136. 239 Sullivan, Sedrtc 35, 178 SuperS Food 308 275 T. Talley. James 76. 130. 146 raylor Publishing Company 273 Taylor. Sher.ne 76. 122. 136. 146 Temple Discount Pharmacy 269 Teran. Juan 35. 218 Texas Air National Guard 296 Thielman, Marty 35 Thomas. Hazel 35 Thomas. Henry 140 Thomas. John 76 Thomas. Kim 56. 231 Thomas. Mark 76. 236. 127 Thomas. Tammy 140 Thomas. Tyrone 140, 246. 247. 194 Thompson, Albert 76 Thompson, David 76 Thompson. Diane 56 Thompson. Edith 56, 204 Thompson, Karen 140 Thompson Keepskae Diamond 279 Thompson. Lorretta 35 Thornton, Gail 35 Tidwell. Terry 35. 203 Tieken Auto Service 268 Tisdell. Amy 56 Togo. Sam 57. 229 Tollett. Cynthia 35 Tolliver. Guy 35. 106 Tolliver. Jeanine 35 Toney. Kathy 36. 239 Torres. Frank 141 Torres. Miss Lillian 164. 222 Trevino. Nora 36 Troncoso, Henry 141 Turner, Mr. Boyd 164. 212 Turner. Gwendolyn 141,212 Turner, Sharon 141.212 Turner. Vicki 57. 110 Tutors 230 Tyler. Winfred 76 Tyrone. Goldie 141 Tyrone. Reginald 57. 239 U. Unate. Augustine 76, 218 Unate, Maria 36. 229 Unique CO. 264 Uribe. Mrs Dorothy 164 Urquhart, Russell 76. 127 Urrutia. Richard 57 V. Valdez, Beatrice 36 Valle. Rudy 77. 248. 249. 194 Van Buren, Mike 57 Van Osselaer. Dorothy 142 Veronica s Flower Shop 266 Villarreal. Elsa 77 V.llesca. Andrea 36. 221 Voelcker, Cheryl 57. 189 Vontur. Steven 142 Vorpahl, Gloria 36. 203. 241 Vorpahl. Kenneth 57. 241. 143 Vorpahl. Kevin 57. 104. 134. 241 W. Wagner. Annie 57. 110 Wagner. Fay 36 Waitschies. Tommy 142, 225. 236 Walk. Lynn 57. 221. 223. 239 Walker. Zeldan 36. 107. 121. 135 Wallace. Marian 142 Walters. Mark 57 Wantu Wazuri 231 Ward. Mary 36. 111.231.250 Ware. Crystal 57 Warner. Kevin 36, 107 Warner. L B 142.215 Warren. Alfred 77. 140. 146. 239 Warren. Eric 36. 143 Washington Auto Parts 268 Washington. Beverly 143. 177, 203. 236 Washington. Paulette 143 Washington. Ursulita 36 Watson. Beverly 77. 221 Watson. Dwayne 77, 178 Watson. Joy 77. 221 Watson. Pamela 143. 203. 236. 251 Watson. Wendy 77. 206 Watson. Yvette 143 Watters. Caroline 36 Watts. Carolyn 57. 231 Weilbacher. Mrs Mary Jane 169 Welding 217 Wells. Elizabeth 36. 246. 248 Wendrock. Debra 57. 203 Wendrock. Frank 77. 127 West. Barbara 77, 124. 136 West. Cynthia 37. 246 West. Reta 143 West. Roosevelt 37. 106 Wheaten. Joyce 144. 220 Wheeler. Mark 144. 210 Wheelmgton. Glenda 77 White. Anthony 77. 128. 130. 239 White. Leonard 37. 106 White. Mrs. Lois 165 Whitmore. Rodney 58, 179. 222. 250 Whitener. Debbie 144 Whitney, Mr Ruben 165. 112 Whopper Burger 275 Wilkerson. Mrs Emma 165. 206. 207 Williams. Alexanders 37. 138. 244 Williams. Anita 77. 222 Williams Beauty and Barber Supply 264 Williams. Bettye 37. 188. 246 Williams. Beverly 58. 136 Williams. Calvin 77, 99. 146 Williams. Caroline 78. 98 Williams. Claudius 37. 106, 121. 127 Williams. Eddie 78. 112. 130. 146 Williams. Karen 37. 231 Williams. Katherine 58 Williams. Kenneth 144. 221 Williams. Lori 78. 126 Williams, Mr. Louis 165 Williams. Michael 28. 58, 104 Williams. Norman 144 Williams. Posey 37 Williams. Randy 145 Williams. Roslyann 58. 248. 249 Williams. Shirley 58. 110. 129. 136 Williams. Toni 145. 189 Williams. Van 78. 229 Wilson. Carla 37. 247 Wilson. Cynthia 38, 231 Wilson. Debra 58 Wilson. Esther 78 Wilson. James 37, 247 Wilson. Paul 58. 105.231 Wilson. Zelma 145 Winkler. Robert 78. 210 Wmn. Karen 78 Winns 279 Winters. Althea 78. 216 Wise. Lana 78. 177. 189. 212 Wolander. Nora 58. 241. 189 Woodall, Mrs Marie 169 Woods. Betty 37 Woods. Melinda 145. 230. 146 Woods. Oscar 37. 112. 135 Wright. Carol 78 Wright. Randall 37. 249 Wright. Yvette 78 Wrisbon, JoAnn 78 Y. Yamauch. Naomi 58. 229 York. Ronald 78. 179. 241 Young. Delores 37 Young. Melonie 38 Young. Phillip 58 Young, Sharon 38. 247 Young, Steven 58. 130 Yuras. Deborah 145 Z. Zaiontz. Ronald 78. 140 Zampom. Mrs Grace 165 Zigmond, Mrs Betty 169 Zimmerman. Terne 38, 241 Zitzman. Billy 58. 217 301 302 Pages by Koren Morris and Kristy Kosub Graduation 303 ySxACjfcj- k QOuJ -J } QJ- H ttsn rQoOJixoj We have gone crazy all year trying to put out this yearbook, and now that it’s done, we feel it’s time for a little seriousness and dignity. Most editors try to be philosophical in summing up the year's effort, and we feel the same way. But through our day-to-day crisis, we have come to the realization that: 1. ) No one really cares what an editor thinks. 2. ) Nobody ever reads what an editor writes anyway. We should like to thank those people who have worked to make this yearbook happen . . . Our fellow staffers — for without their advice and help, we could have gotten the job done a lot sooner. Our photographers — though we've had to put up with lost negatives, ruined pictures, and darkroom pin up girls, you’ve had to deal with an unrelenting and demanding staff. And our advisor, Mrs. Mahan — her words of encouragement will forever ring in our ears. We hope that 20 years from now we will be able to look back and say it was all worthwhile because . . . WE MADE IT HAPPEN! 304 Closing Page by Kristy Kosub