San Angelo Central High School - Westerner Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

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skins it I0 th t eniors DianeflEfneryf3anda5fMarianne tal awards, Ms. Emery won first blace f' X ' ' A pointfaverage of 100.36. This honor stu- . Payne have shownflthei ' a 'qualities the Board of Education 5EssayQ1Qontest ' 3 also exhibited academic ex- thatrit takesftofirnake it toftheQtopA w and first place at district in theiUILfas1jell- iiii ff her senior year was the -- the tonof the1honors'llist, that is, 5 I ff rAdJ 3,5 x ing contest. She was alsojrecognizedffor 3i fthe Bausch and Lomb Award Ms.1,Erner9flfreceiiied. recognition iiii as citizenship by the tDauQhters4,of the Science at ithe, annual class va,tedictorian,after accomplishing a American Reizolutionl National Merit Ms. Paynealso to gradefpoit' average of 101.114, This ani commanders studentialsoriifound time to major in '1Her coiiege 5cl3oicelis ribuncement was made at the Awards ekhibitiher,'spiritanddancingtability as a Texas tii i E, f QBfeaiifast May 84 At the annual awards TexlAnnglgfMsXQgErnei9fplans to attend col- In previous! that evening, she was also lege hi' of Texas at Austin were announceklfflifliaQiilQf Qi25asclnation Trecngnized for her awards in English, Ger- and earnjiiieiifidegree infphysics. 'Skip 3i'nanQgAmerican government, physics, and 'Jid farfbehind .in the icheniist1j5i,'jeAlong 'with these departmen- fcotstiefjsjofflike?iclassjjfvfaledictorian was the iY'rli'jf3f ir r il llrri r J f e :MslaPayne, a grade iaiexandeffi f, ,assi f ii? 1 wigs X' 4, , . . .. D W r I gi .. Q is-. f 5 gigs, is -I X Ti ' it if gi. L , .,.i is . K, , t NNI Q TN .Rs I it, Q ,t A Z1 . ..,. 1 I K ' flf N .' -' ' ' N 'ii 'is W l. - ' -. 5 Y - Q' l :' 3 , 'lP'f- Ivffff Diane Emery -- Valedictorians E ja, 3 i Marianne l le Top Scholars 29 l s

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28 Seniors Acevedo, Gary Agiular, Jaime Aguirre, Jaime Aiker, Lynne Alfaro, Ricky Alvarado, Elvira Alvarado, Jesus Alvarado, Yolanda Alvarez, Johnny Ames, Terry Anderson, Angela Anderson, Cara Anderson, Kirk Anderson, Kristen Andrews, Sheri Andrews, Stephen Archut, Bob Arias, Juanita Armstrong, Diana Arrott, Kern Asevedo, Mickey Ashby, Kim Ashline, Lorrie Ashmore, Jaton

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nnouncmg the 1011 10 Q Sfnouncingf topg graduates during it j it f f graduation cerenionies, the top 10 ' the tradition of an- students of the sSerii6rQ Qlass were recognized at an awardsilliiieaktast May 10. The breakfastalso' gthe top 10 per cent of the class, eiriciudingf60 seniors. ' A 5 ,Q1, i 4 ,,f . A. About 200 parents, teachers, honorees attended the A.e5 Q oo, , t Q breakfast. As the top IO announced, fclraped ,the students with honoifstoles. lDiane:Erriery was announcedhas vldictorian ri se and Marianne Payne as salutatorian. Dtteigto the greater weight of above grade level courses, Miss Emery was able to earn here, 9 . Sofinowski, fifth Wim 99.47, . tr t t.i,r if gf i Other top 10 studentsfwere .Robert Henry, sixth with Stahl, seventh with 98.693, Karen1gGuess, eighth with 98.49g SheronriaqKirigstan, ninth with 98.42, andtSheiiReve11, tenth with A award with an average of 101.-44. Miss' A 999'598g,24..lSee photol. g it fi?ayne's average was 100.36. Y,fQAlso graduating in the top 10 were 5Wilson, third with 99.54, Paige Eferry, fourth with 99.47, and Richard 5 El?rincipaliQkipiCasey made the change toldtgiveotljeil.valgdictorian and salutatorian rno1feii'rVi'recQgnition than the previous y r systernqj!57IferrifAIexander 5 Avila, Armando Baily, Katrina Baldwin, Donna Baldwin, Shelly Bampton, Traci Bandy, Willie Barclay, Anne Barnes, Gayle 30 Top Teh