San Marcos Baptist Academy - Crest Yearbook (San Marcos, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1985 volume:

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Mrs. Muriel Hughes greets Keith Michalk and his date Robin Hoover as Christine Morale and Bobby Graham talk to Ms. Carolyn Harwell. Swan Jr! Long dresses, nice suits, and hand shaking come with the night of our annual President's Reception. Every first weekend of September, the academy has the President's reception, where the students meet the faculty, and Military Staff. The reception takes place in Carroll Hall, and the faculty and staff line up down Carroll Hall and into the Purple Lounge. Many colorful plants and flowers decorate the hall. After the student body moves through the line, they progress to the Dining Hall, where refreshments are served. Together e Stand This year promises to be an exciting year. Everyone returns to school and meets new . sm dl- f' people as well as their former friends. Memories of summer activities are shared as new plans and hopes for the school year are discussed. Mr. Lonnie Wilson and Iunior Cheri Smith smile during the game against Hyde Park. Sophomore Kent Wallace discusses a Geometry problem with one of his classmates. Compinches Luis Diaz, Iavier Guerra and Guillermo Rodriquez promise to stick together through the year. Sophomore Korlei Cantwell and Michelle Soyars prove that friends are forever. Band Company members Bryan Cotter, Andrew Ybarra, Doug Rausch and Ieff Harris try to make their own video of Iump . Will the real 'Leakey Lovely' please stand up? Seniors Lynne Wolf and Iulia Taylor relax on the outing. Middle School Visits Y-0 Ranch With the beginning of fall, SMA finds its Middle School boys going to the hills of Kerrville to the Y.O. Ranch for a weekend of fun and excitement. While the Middle School boys are at the Y.O. Ranch, they do many different things, horseback riding, repeling and climbing, swimming, and a survival course. But most important, they get to know each other and themselves better. Sponsor lim Davis says, I really enjoy getting away from the Academy with the boys, We become closer and they in return feel like they can talk to me better even after we come back to School. 1. 1.The boys learn important lessons on the environmental situation, not only in America, but all over the world. 2.Robert Graham learns the skill of repeling, as he goes off the edge of a 30 foot cliff at Bear Creek. if -, 1 The Y O presently has three giraffes, which have become very tame 2 Here s lookmg at you kid says Ir., one of the two Ostrlchs at the Y O 3 3 The mlddle school boys pose for a group shot 1n front of the Y O logo G, 1 l ey LQ!! eg. Y lt Q, vig? k,t' 3 ,Q ,F ,rf ix ,Wg 1 1' +4 if I 1 2 3 Rains Fail to Dampen Homecoming Spirit Hard rains and severe thunderstroms refuse to dampen the Bear's homecoming spirit as exes return for the traditional weekend. Weekend activities feature a Homecoming Dance, special banquets and meetings, reunions, dedication ceremonies for Davidson Hall and the annual football game. 1. Representing the sophomore class are Missy McLain and David Albright. 2. Senior Sharon Flahive is named Homecoming Queen during halftime ceremonies. Sharon's escort is Marc Cheechin. 3. Members of the Homecoming Court are: Freshman Amy Butler and Ieff Harris, Sophomores Missy McLain and David Albright: Iuniors Cheryl Smith and Allan Croneng Seniors Barbre Toney and Ieff Beaver, Crissy Penn and Matt McCuffin, Sharon Flahive and Marc Checchin and Cindy Young and Iames McCormick. 1, 2. 3. Halloween Dance Features Fun, Excitement lfjfnl 1.Kent Wallace and Cathlin Caffall get close during a slow song. 2. Sgt. and Mrs. Gil Fries, Marc Checchin, Sammy Comeaux and Iimmie Fore are recognized for their creative costumes. 3. Coco Barnes, David jackson, Phillip Smith, Susan Frye, Christie Iones, Chris Daniels Melanie Turner, Marc Checchin and Gina Wright do the bunny hop 2. Moving Parts Success is found not only in the parts themselves, but in how they fit together. v,:f.e:-LQ .f.. 7-., i ,f.,-, Wu- -Q,,4,1fi-f.+2,afmfrwsffQfv,e-Mfwnf ,uf-L,,:,ff1ffwfw:wwwwiwm,wwwa.mgz4w1w.1f1-,sz1fm,Qfmfvfm,i1's5afvLmQwamwga.-M45 AX.ff V .:qff:x1.:,' W .ff-ff- ..,f : -f, ,e-ff,,:ww,f-z,f,i5M,i-1ffwfpf,-5'.:::1-J,Qm,,Qf.fi,:1Mr-fff,fs,2::Q,nfWwe2f::4wfMi.:,fM-1:pf if . Seniors Moving Gut -sf .N ,r add ev nf e A.. va W 6 ggi. w '4'9f Carolyn Allen Fort smith, Arkansas Colette Barnes Killeen, Texas Brandy Bayard Baytown, Texas Ieff Beaver Houston, Texas Kimberly Bracewell Cypress, Texas Enrinque Cantu Monclova, Mexico Leading the 1984-85 senior class are Iames McCormick, Vice President, Iulia Taylor, President, and David Erard, Secretary-Treasurer. Stephen Chan San Marcos, Texas Marc Checchin San Marcos, Texas Victor Citron Austin, Texas 'M' fill!! I I9 lr-IU Fanci Farrell Brookshire, Texas Sharon Flahive Bastrop, Texas Iirnmy Fore Sunnyvale, California Susan Frye Alqaiq, Saudi Arabia Iames Gamble Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Danna Gann Brenham, Texas Anna Gin Houston, Texas Katherine Hathaway Houston, Texas Matt Haynes Houston, Texas Karen Hodge Rastanura, Saudi Arabia Iordene Hoover Khamis Mushayt, Saudi Arabia M 'R' in 1 1 ik- MCSIIIH ll 11llll ll I Ill!! IIIIIIII Cal Moffitt Granbury, Texas Kimberly Mosley Rastanura, Saudi Arabia Mike Mueller Ardmore, Oklahoma Counselor Katherine Shultz talks with seniors Iohn Kuo and David Iackson, both top finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Mike Nolan Dhahran, Saudi Arbia Crissy Penn San Antonio, Texas Lisa Peveto Arcadia, Texas Ionathan Prescott Rastanura, Saudi Arabia Kevin Quinn Houston, Texas Cameron Rad Dallas, Texas ' . si u,ifM'a ? rm.. , gff, wi' iw fx 4 ,Q . 35: ' 0 5 .- - . if LN Si! David Stanaland Lufkin, Texas Tom Stueckroth Marble Falls, Texas Iulia Taylor Virgin Islands Barbre Toney Dallas, Texas David Trinidad San Marcos, Texas Senior Kim Mosley and limmy Boozer take the long trek to the David Tucker Rockwall, Texas Robert Tucker Saudi, Arabia Chris Waldrip Lake Iackson, Texas Lynne Wolf Indonesia Cindy Young Houston, Texas t tu.......,,.,., Seth Warner Talladega, Alabama Holly Weathers San Marcos, Texas Alison Wimsatt San Marcos, Texas David jackson diligently gathers information for a research paper in English class. 27 First Senior Prom Beckons All 1. The Sheraton Crest Hotel in Austin welcomes the Academy for the first Senior Prom in the school's history. 2. Featuring the theme Night of the Stars , couples dance to the music provided by a disc jockey. 3. Iimmie Fore and Sabrina Lee, along with many other couples, enjoy the music and the decorations. 4. Barbre Toney and Iohn Dublin are elected as Prom King and Queen in balloting held at the prom, 5. A special boat trip on Town Lake concluded the memorable evening for the Seniors. Q ,,., ,EE,, - ,,, ,M Q R ' x 'Q' ' Y + 1 W ff, . ' Q FA X, , kk X R: K ' ,LKI S V x W . in U 1 gg , f Q.. 1, N 'i - 5 .1 wx k XRS N- 1 ' X E M l, -Q ' X ' ' o - if - 'M ,, K W W ' X ' . X R QQ ' 'Q Q W-w :.: r kg x t 5. 'X +9-X . .. . 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Charlene Hewgley Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Shareen Hewgley Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Katy Hodge Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia Charlie Hudnall McKinney, TX Todd Ivins Kingwood, TX Ken Iacobs Victoria, TX Alisa Lamb Austin, TX Martha Martinez Eagle Pass, TX Derrick Matranga Shreveport, LA Michelle Millican Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia Van Minter Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia Darren Mitchell Dhahran, Saudi Arabia lay Moritz Plano, TX Ken Neary Dallas, TX Ioe Neely Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Karl Nussbaum Mexia, TX Penny Glson Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Iohn Phillips Dallas, TX Noal Pierce Austin, TX Mike Pollard Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Sharon Priddy Kingwood, TX Dawn Richardson Abqaiq, Saudi Arabia Gordon Rives Miami, FL Fred Rodriguez Indonesia Iohn Sevier Brownsville, TX Rhonda Shaheen Iubail, Saudi Arabia Nicole Sivert Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Cheri Smith Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Cheryl Smith Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia lack Smith San Antonio, TX Lara Smith Victoria, TX ? Y APR xx in ik'- 'e- Qxpw N 1, I ...-3 'iiftx 'QS' ii , xy X at E 1 V w ff ! am yffsx IQX 44 sun!!! ns' if Sheldon Smith Dallas, TX Amy Spears Wichita Falls, TX Barbara Tullett Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Norma Valle Brownsville, TX QW' Lynn Wolf Houston, TX ,.,,,- Gina Wright Stinnett, TX Andrew Ybarra Pasadena, TX. Iunior Karl Nussbaum and Lynn Colmar share a new friend. Tennis pro Ken Neary heads to the courts for the Tennis Team practice. L.: Sophomores Moving Forward . . David Allbright Bastrop, Tx. Eugenio Amador Monterey, Mex. Todd Anderson San Marcos, Tx. Robert Bennett Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Sam Boyd Spicewood, Tx. Clark Brock Dallas, Tx. Robin Broussard Bay City, Tx. Denise Brown Abqaiq, Saudi Arabia Ben Bruttell Katy, Tx. Tom Buist Houston, Tx. Aldebaran Cabrera D.F., Mex. Kimberly Caldwell Houston, Tx. Korlei Cantwell Dharan, Saudi Arabia Mark Cary Spring, Tx. Edward Cary Dallas, Tx. Shuo-Hung Chen Austin, Tx, Sophomore Class favorites are Missy McLain and David Allbright. 05' 'ka' fi 21: wk f 7 -.Q M A I YQ- Xp ,pr- x V . af WHA K 4-f..,,,' 'ws fl i 'Q 41 If ak 1' Y :N 1 A' ' l 7' S M 1 Stuart Clark Austin, Tx. Vivian Clay Brownwood, Tx. Rachel Coben Dallas, Tx. Linh Cole Rastanura, Saudi Arabia Mark Collum Fulton, Ms. Samuel Comeaux Houston, Tx. Robert Corson Houston, Tx. Walter Corson Houston, Tx. Ienny Cowell Lago Vista, Tx. Ianice Cox Carlsbad, NM. Iohn Crawford Houston, Tx. Ieff Dalby Austin, Tx. Frank Davidson Carlisle, Pa. Noel Davis Rastanura, Saudi Arabia David Denson Rastanura, Saudi Arabia Lisa Duvall Abquiq, Saudi Arabia David Dyche Houston, Tx. Debra Emmerling Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia Ryan Fenley Cypress, Tx. Stephen Flowers Victoria, Tx. Iulie Fowlkes Cypress, Tx. Scott Fuller Galveston, Tx. Angie Gabriel Horseshoe Bay, Tx. Marty Galchutt San Marcos, Tx. Darin Galloway Houston, Tx. Adrian Gonzalez Veracruz, Mex. Phuong Grant Dhahram, Saudi Arabia Rachel Greisel Edinburg, Tx. Charles Greive Flatonia, Tx. Stephanie Halliburton Houston, Tx. Rhonda Hampton Houston, Tx. Robin Haner Aberdeen, Scotland Robert Harberson Dharan, Saudi Arabia Ion Harris El Paso, Tx. Kelli Heard Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia Sissy Holtzclaw Ras Tanura, Saudia Arabia k A I bww -1 ft. inn Robin Hoover Saudi Arabia Chuck Hornsby Canyon Lake, Tx. Stacey Huggins Paonia, Colo. Christie Iones Dumas, Tx. Stan Kyle Orange, Tx. Erik Larson Ft. Worth, Tx. Margie, Lowe Chiapas, Mex. Eric Mann Saudi Arabia Diana Marshall Saudi, Arabia Arthur McCreary Saudi Arabia lennifer McLehenney Austin, Tx. Melissa McLain Spearman, Tx. Ieffry Michelson Lockhart, Tx. Sophomore class officers are David Allbright, president Robin Haner vice presidentg and Ieff Kelly Moore Missouri City, Tx. Christina Morale Dallas, Tx. Axel Munch Mexico Zain N aboulsi Houston, Tx. Michelle Nance Houston, Tx. Robert Parker Houston, Tx. William Poulter Dallas, Tx. Douglas Rausch Houston, Tx. Paul Reddam Austin, Tx. Christopher Reed Duncanville, Tx. Erik Reid San Marcos, Tx. William Rice Austin, Tx. Lane Robertson Marble Falls, Tx. Eric Robinson Saudi Arabia Iames Rogers Odessa, Tx. Ieff Skelley Dallas, Tx. 5755 75: 1 5: Frances Smith Buna, Tx. Martha Smith Bastrop, Tx. Matthew Southern Gladewater, Tx. Michelle Soyars Africa Craig Stanton Alaska Craig Stiff Dallas, Tx. Tina Tadlock Borger, Tx. Eric Teutsch Canyon Lk. Tx. Kenneth Turpin New Orleans, La. Kent Wallace Dallas, Tx. Brooke Watts Ft. Worth, Tx. Elliott White Abilene, Tx. Dana Watlington Wimberly, Tx. Fedrico Valdes Mexico Studying in the dorm are Lida Roberts and Robin Hayner. Freshmen Moving Ahead , s Q Q 5 E v 5 5 S i E S 2 Q 1 I E E K 3 z 5 Q 2 2 2 E v 1 S f s E Q i 2 S wwmarawafgmweamQQ:msemfmmwmm-fwvfmmwmwxfem-.iLsmwmmeeyyz-v:f:m5a:aa11Qnwmaxwasmmasmmfmsemma:wewrmmmrezaimxmmasmaywwBwmvmenamagcfsaaxwmwaawzszap::afw:sfmf'm1zw ,,sm.:zc:,eaw,mz:e:eu,.1-:swWww,5wwxwemeA2Ram:feamanmwxmwmwmwxmxwmagwe Timothy Althar Mesquite, Tx Iose Alvarez Mexico Susan Baer Arnold, Ca Russell Baker League, Tx Ronald Balcar Missouri Ct., Tx David Bounds Sanger, Tx Cameron Braselton Nacogdoches, Tx B. L. Bouy Sugarland, Tx Amy Butler San Marcos, Tx Scott Caie Sugarland, Tx Iohn Coleman San Antonio, Tx Carrie Conners Malaysia Kirk Dahnke Houston, Tx Matthew Davis Cat Spring, Tx Claudia De La Torre Mexico Paul Freedman Houston, Tx Tommy Gibson Houston, Tx Michael Halbert Seabrook, Tx Ronald Hanson Houston, Tx Curtis Harrington Pasadena, Tx Ieffery Harris Friendswood, Tx Paul Higgins Singapore Mike Hoover San Francisco, Ca Mac Howard San Marcos, Tx David Irvin El Paso, Tx Iohn Iohnson, Ir. Woodlands,Tx Elizabeth jones Pearsall, Tx Daniel Lewis Austin, Tx Mark Lucido Dallas, Tx David MacFarlane Austin, Tx Iessie McGlocklin Chillicothe, Tx Keith Meyers Mansfield, Tx Iohn Oden Austin, Tx Timothy Odoms Padre Island, Tx Adam Orchard Malaysia Christopher Pace San Antonio, TX Lucio Perez Mexico Rosaline Richey Canada Donald Robinson Saudi Arabia Lida Roberts Austin, TX Arturo Rodriguez Indonesia Sean Saxon Spring, TX Iames Schoelpple Houston, TX Pamela Shearer San Marcos, TX Carolyn Slette Waco, TX Kenny Smith Houston, TX Richard Smith Dallas, TX Eric Sousa Houston, TX Hal Sprading Dallas, TX 'fh- lames Taylor Houston, TX Melanie Turner San Antonio, TX Brent Ward Austin, TX my Lindon Williams Houston, TX 1. That first 'Academy Hairstyle' is one that will never be forgotten. 2. Bowling with friends is always a welcome relief from the books. 3. Typing classes provide students with an opportunity to learn an invaluable skill. Middle School Moving In . . . Q 1 2 Middle School officers include IBottom Rowl SIXTH GRADE.-Linton Mayfield, Secretary-Treasurer, Daniel Anderson, President and Matthew Chappell, Vice- President. IMiddle Rowl SEVENTH GRADE-Andy Neal, Vice President and Kurt Hon, President. lTop Rowl EIGHTH GRADE-Brett Hudson, President and Iohn Dixon, Secretary-Treasurer. SIXTH GRADE Daniel Anderson San Marcos, Tx. Darin Black Longview, Tx. Matthew Chappell Missouri City, Tx, Ioseph Falcone Waco, Tx. Brian Haney San Antonio, Tx. Linton Mayfield Austin, Tx, Robert McCullough Austin, Tx. SEVENTH GRADE Richard Abati Arlington, Tx. Iohn Bates Houston, Tx. Christopher Dungan Austin, Tx. Robert Graham Sugarland, Tx, Kurt Hon Keller, Tx. Thomas Hoover San Francisco, Ca. Iohn Martin Mexia, Tx. Rogelio Martinez Eagle Pass. Tx. Robert McDonald Slidell, Tx. lose Menchaca Mexico Keith Michalk Austin, Tx. Andy Neal Houston. Tx. Iohn Pallas Austin, Tx. 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Scott Opaleski San Antonio, Tx. lason Randall Montgomery, Tx. Iason Rexrode Wichita Falls, Tx. Iesse Reznicek Planterville, Tx. Billy Rhodes Huffman, Tx. Iustin Shaw Houston, Tx, Dorian Volsch Irving, Tx. Iohn Wood Suga rland, Tx. Midterm Students and Administration .Mm 2 f ' f f fx Y If Q , V f 'V N... 1: . - ,, - A , I ' f ' ' L L '-- W . I W fl fiiffii'-1 V. K if if ff H - ' - f - 2 ,,.., , ' -- ,, 3 ' 1 .. mmEfQ3'g '. aim Hamm wk? K ,,,,,, M M, ii-iw ' .M wifi . K A .ff ,, 1 vw' in If- ' L' , v M ' 15,5 173 - 1 ,. ' F: X' ' 'Wg 'T ff '71 f- Q ' L f ' ' ' Wa ksfi. ff We V, rw y E'i-3' If f, A S , Un ,f Hgh gif, ' fl, HQ . ,qfv ,wi,gwa?i,,g2,ffg5grg-H , f 45,3114 4, 1n,kuggf?k' xg ' . 1 k , 351 . Y X H'fww?23Q , ,, R , - -- y 4- L, 5 - . 2, Q .. ,4 i Wendy Bass San Antonio, TX Michael Battista Plano, TX Tracy Boyer Austin, TX David Carlberg V Q, 1 San Marcos, TX 99 H3 Evette Correa Houston, TX Michael Dwyer Kyle, TX lose Erana Mexico Gina Wright believes that a little piano practice will help pass the time during the cold Ianuary days. Laura Gardiner Odessa, TX Lisa Haynes Houston, TX Michael Iones Houston, TX Chance Noble Dallas, TX Cathy Simmons Houston, TX Iason Thomas Boerne, TX Melissa Turner Houston, TX Ianuary snows not only greet new midterm students but also bring new beauty to a former common place scene. w , ,. s ms -'QF 0 in 1 ' W isti Q: ' Q . ui G SAN MARC95.5APll5l,Acl95Ql, ' 'fs l', ' ' ,tii sl Q ' ,' .f W f , ,.. Sophomore Billy Poulter readies himself for an attack during the Ranger Platoon's Survival Exercises on a snowy Ianuary President and Mrs. lack Byrom welcome Matt Haynes and Rosallne Richey to their home for the traditional President's Christmas Reception. Administration Gives Direction 3 2 i 3 K . - 2 -Y ABOVE: Academy Board of Trustees: Seated, left to right: SMA President Iack E. Byrom, Mrs. Sue Wegenhoft, Secretary: Mr. H. E. Knox, Chairperson: Mr. Stanley Marett, Ir., Vice-Chairman: lStanding, left to rightl Mr. Robert Fanning, Dr. David Slover, Mrs. Io Baines, Mrs. Mildred Graham, Mr. Lee Bush, Mr. Ronald Wilson, Rev. Tommy Burress, Mr. I. H. Bain. RIGHT: President and Mrs. Byrom pose for a picture during their Christmas Reception. BELOW: President lack Byrom leads and directs all aspects of San Marcos Baptist Academy. . .,,h if 'ti gl ' M' ' ' A--, l , i x L ,, o f I yi 2' ' Jw, 'L J js 5 15' A 1 K Q 5,5 1 I i Q5 1 fa f 1 Q, f ,WA -ff W1 K S 'Q jfs f . ', , Si ' f 396253 -A ', 1 -wlg ...L, f f W, , A i , i Q al at ,. k j ,, as if W f 1 t 1, TOP: Responsible for the success of the Academy program is Iimmie Scott, Academic Vice President, Floyd Patterson, Financial Vice President: and Gerald Cessna, Director of Admissions. LEFT: Bobbie Wilson and Iames Rogers play an important role as Dean of Girls and Dean of Boys respectively. MIDDLE RIGHT: Directing the operation of the Academy are Fred Rivas, Director of Maintenance: William Wright, Director of Auxiliary Services, and Monty Lewis, Business Manager. MIDDLE LEI-'l': Serving as the boss's right hand are Betty Wood, Secretary to the Presidentg Maurine Price, Secretary to the Academic Vice President, and Debbie Gasaway, Secretary to the Financial Vice President. 3 61 2 mi 354 ' S' -vv-X -,se p ffm l ' .ft f,,f f . -'-L t -f f - we inte , 9 X K Q ,gs Y an 'y X X3 lg-J ,N K -, . hx i it , X 1 Es A f ' Y' if li lk 5 t t X F v ii 6 K. 1 'Q 1 Discovering ways to help the students spend their free time is Student Activities Director Allan Hamlin. Members of the Business Office staff include Madeline DeLong, Ollie Giles, Mary Anders, Theresa Ford, Helen Cox and Sheryl Anderson. The Chaplains's Office is a busy place throughout the year. There are always activities for the staff to plan and direct. Retreats, luncheon meetings, nursing home visits, Religious Emphasis Week and regular weekly Chapel ser- vices take a lot of time and preparation. Helping to spread God's word on campus is lbelowl Chaplain Dennis Kogei and Assistant Chaplain Lonnie Wilson. Ms. Fannalou Gug- gisberg lleftl also serves as an Assistant Chaplain. ' A 5? i , R ,S ' - 'sit 5 ,ff E - 5 P S ' S Q 3 A Mm as t Secretaries in the school office are Rosie Machado and Gail Rodriguez. 1 : wi X 3 x Y , .. ' - 7 5 ' 5 g gg- are .V ', z . . gg , w X. ,.58.- 5,32 -33, fav Qi X K 5 i W in 5 K f 'Nr Heading up the school office are Mr. Robert Rice, Assistant Principal: Mr. Wendell Hethcock, Principal: and Katherine Shultz, Counselor. It just seems that a principals job is never done! Mr. Hethcock meets with a student in the hallway for a discussion. Facult Pushes Un RIGHT: I-Iablas Espanol? Members of the Foreign Language Depart- ment are Terre Markley, Alaide Letbetter, and Ines Ramon. BELOW LEFT: Emc3. The Science Department includes Bill Telford, Frances McNair, Bob Iennings, lean Shand, and Celia Yeary. BELOW RIGHT: Thousand word theme! The English Department consists of Byron Robinson, Mary Windham, lane Evans, Carol Hanes, Mel Kyser, Benjamin Head, Terre Markley, Carolyn Goss, and Bill Richards. Uw'f ln 1' we. 2 ' 'V 1:3 En v eau 'n s 'E H399 S' 'Elf Ia Sz 3' ,,,l Tu fleas Q was 3 HRWMH E t Q 'ii Through the years . . Members of the History Department are Susan Pruett, Larry Roberts, Alice Benson, Benjamin Head, and Lonnie Wilson. la+bl2:a2+2ab+b2. Working through the equations are Robert Rice, Carolyn Harwell, Ieannette Pool, Winton Teter, Robert McMillan, and Byron Robinson. Different strokes! Members of the Composite Department are Iames Rogers, Dennis Koger, lane Evans, Shella Baccus, Stan Hanes, Katherine Shultz, Carolyn Goss, Robert Rice, Sandra Neal, and Lonnie Wilson. ,. -ws s - - -s z .. s We 'ws , Xxx 5. Q 5 - hw o ' 'X W., N-X Y x rrtr i A it , jr is-f Qi. . f- W ' TOP: Run twenty-five horses? Members of the Athletic Department are Iames Slaughter, Alice Benson, lean Shand, Ron Austin, lim Davis, Byron Robinson, Robert McMillan, Lonnie Wilson, Bob Iennings, and Carolyn Harwell. MIDDLE: Member of the PACE Department are Carol Hanes, Muriel Hughes, Mary Windham, Mickie Callender, and Susan Pruett. BO'I'TOM: The Military Department includes MXSGT Gilbert Fries, Capt. Ioe Power, Col. Iames Rogers, CSM lack Barker, SGM Iames L. Mulligan, WO Watson, SGT Ronald B. Sommer, and USAF ROTC 1st Lt. lim Davis. iigw-mi. U' Q Q2 . i- . Q Q ww. 1 3 . .L tt,' ..'.. ,,:' Faculty Is All Heart 1. MXSGT. Gil Fries checks a jammed rifle during Rifle Team practice. 2.. Distribution of allowances always gives SGM. Iames Mulligan a chance to play 'Daddy Warbucks'. 3. Mrs. Shella Baccus believes that smiling is contagious. .www 4. School spirit isn't just for the cheerleaders says Mrs. Celia Yeary, Mrs. Carolyn Goss and Ms. Katherine Shultz. 5. That is a tough question to answer, replies Ms. Terre Markley. 1 .V ,Q 1 W, Honored Movements SlEiMSM?S4552ii325dI3iQb'A?iE6ii35293i2i59?355Pl-ii?Hifiiii1F3263552if?-51933455if5iiE5E25532?15522-345E313isJak?iD4?'J5.i3?5152355MEQEQY5?Q?EISF:SGSK32512335F5355SlS1555E5E3R25635?i!l2'iWf.?x3'miLEii6Z2?955255i65255is23555553,62EWS8iif2Z:7iQ5P355332H5555fy?E53225552EMESEQE5F923E755Y?i'ff7225Wfel?iiiki?QixiiiQQ53?Ei?L'QQii?SM?i5?f5-fSf:iiP3R3'3?95iF?555?3Y3?5i? r. and iss SMA- alentine Mr. and Miss SMA Recipients Seth Warner and Iulia Taylor are presented to the Awards Ceremony audience by President lack Byrom. Finalists for the 1985 Valentine Queen include Coco Barnes, Susan Frye, Sharon Flahive, Crissy Penn and Queen Danielle DeVille. The girls were chosen in a school wide election by the student body. Queen Rs English Contest inners-Honor Roll Winners of the annual English Department Contests include Katie Hathaway, Iulia Taylor, Iohn Kuo, Scott Fuller, Brooke Watts, leff Skelley, Lane Robertson, Charlie Hudnall, Tim Althar, Darren Mitchell, Iimmie Fore and David Iackson. Capturing positions on the fall semester Honor Roll are Ifront rowl Holly Weathers, Alison Wimsatt, Debbie Emmerling, Noella Chavez, Charlene Hewgley, Shareen Hewgley, and Scott Opaleski. lmiddle rowl Susan Frye, Iulia Taylor, Scott Fuller, Danielle DeVille, Denise Brown, Rhonda Shaheen, Missy McLain and Brian Hook. ltop rowl Iohn Kuo, Mr. Hethcock, Lida Roberts, Paul Estes, Iohn Dixon, Adam Orchard, Billy Poulter, Ken Turpin, Carol Bushager, Todd Ivins, Kimberly Bracewell, and Robin Haner. ost Beautiful and ost Handsome Barbre Toney and Iohn Dublin are named Most Beautiful and Most Handsome by Dean Iimmie Scott. Finalists for Most Beautiful and Most Handsome include Kelli Sharp, Nicole Sivert, Sharon Flahive, Barbre Toney, Danielle DeVille, Ioe Neely, Allan Cronen, Iohn Dublin and Iames McCormick. Class Favorites 1ddle School Recognized by their fellow classmates as Favorites are Freshmen Rosaline Richey and Tommy Gibsong Sophomores Missy McLain and David Allbrightg Iuniors Lupita Escareno and Bunge Hallap and Seniors Susan Frye, Ieff Beaver, Sharon Flahive, Chris Daniel, Danielle DeVille, Iohn Dublin, Kelli Sharp, Iames McCormick, Barbre Toney, Phillip Smith, and Alison Wimsatt. Not pictured is Marc Checchin. Eighth grader Paul Estes receives the Mr. Middle School Award from Mr. Robert Rice,Vice-Principal. Mc iel Cup Presidents Cup Mr. Floyd Patterson, Vice President for Financial Affairs, presents the McNiel Cup Award to Seth Warner. This award is presented to a senior who has high scholastic achievement, exceptional achievement in the study of the Bible, outstanding Christian living on campus, and is an outstanding leader in the dormitory. Seniors Iulia Taylor and Seth Warner receive the President's Cup Award from President lack Byrom. This is the first time in many years that two recepients have been named for the award. Second Mile Awards Capturing the Second Mile Award for the first semester are Iulia Taylor, Lara Smith, Cassie Brothers, Shareen Hewgley, Alisa Lamb, and Cheri Smith. fsecond rowl Mrs. Mary Windham, Iimmie Fore, Iohn Harris, Iohn Harvey, Brian Hook jason Randall and Robert Turanyi. Winners of the second semester Second Mile Award include Guillermo Sanchez, Cheri Smith, Lisa Duvall, Stuart Clark, Ieff Beaver, Allan Cronen, Donna Dennis and john Dixon. lsecond rowl Mrs. Mary Windham, Gustavo Ruiz, Iason Randall, Mike Pollard, Todd Ivins, Art McCreaiy, Beriji Rodgers, Alex Hatcher and Paul Estes. aledictorian Iohn Kuo receives the top honor as class Valedictorian from Dean Iimmie Scott. Salutatorian Receiving recognition for his Salutatorian honor is Iimmy Fore. Qommencewzent Wliololle School Valedictorian Paul Estes Som Wlcufcos Baptist Jqcaolemy 1 155 f fm? -J Salutatorian Brian Hook Dorm Award Katherine Hathaway is Cong t l t d by D of Girls Bobbie Wilson after g th G l Dorrn Award for leadership Commandanfs edal Col. Iames Rogers presents the Commandant's Medal to lames McCormick. This medal is presented to the cadet for his outstanding performance of duty, loyalty to the Cadet Corps, and his high standards not only for himself but also for the Corps Senior Sabrina Lee assists Col. Rogers. Ranger Platoon Cuidiron Derrick Matranga accepts the coveted Ranger Platoon Cuidiron Award from Col. Iames Rogers, for his outstanding contribution to the Ranger Platoon. Matranga is also recognized with the Iunior Cadet Decoration Award which is given to one outstanding cadet in each leadership class. f, President's Honor Guard Members of the Honor Guard for 1985 include David Allbright, Tim Althar, lose Alvarez, Todd Anderson, Tak-Kwong Chan, Emilio Chemali, Stuart Clark, David Denson, Paul Dixon, Stephen Flowers, Scott Fuller, Bunge Halla, Alex Hatcher, Katherine Hathaway, Derrick Matranga, Lynn McCreary, Ieff Michelson, lay Moritz, Axel Munch, Adam Orchard, Robert Parker, Kevin Quinn, Cameron Rad, Eric Sousa, Tom Stueckroth, David Tucker, Ken Turpin, Federico Valdes, Kent Wallace, Brooke Watts, Iohn Dixon and Iohn Harvey. ational Sojourners Award Dean Iimmie Scott presents the National Sojourners Award to senior Iames McCormick. This honor recognizes the cadet who contributes most to encourage Americanism within the Cadet Corps and on the campus. Religious Emphasis Week is one specific time that is taken out of each semester and it is devoted entirely to religion and God. This is a time when different people come and give their testimony or share anything with the students that will help them get closer to the Lord and help them survive the daily battles of life, It is a fun time and yet a serious time which allows a strengthening relationship with God. Dean Iimmie Scott, Chaplain Dennis Koger, Assistant Chaplain Fannalou Guggisbe and President lack Byrom watch as lim Irwin, one of the first astronaunts to walk on t moon, presents Iulia Taylor with an autographed picture for the school. l l Religious Emphasis l Week i l Singer Gary Floyd entertains students during a special Cha! Focuses on God, Life t The 1984-B5 Worship Committee: Sponsors Lonnie Wilson, and Fannalou Guggisbergg Members Chris Waldrip, Kim Bracewell, Anna Gin, F anci Farrell, Elizabeth Smith, Sharon Priddy, Keith Sims, Van Minter, 12nd rowl Iohn Phillips, Brooke Watts, Tim Althar, Lara Smith, Scott Fuller, Iohn Dublin, David Erard, Ion Prescott. Iohn 3:16- For God so loved the world that he gave his only son, that whosoever believes in him should not perish but have eter- nal life. Christian singer Tierce Green visits with Chaplain Koger after an evening session in the girls dorm. 81 Students Ski Purgatory at Spring Break 1. Charles Hudnall, Alex Hatcher, Ieff Beaver and David Stanaland take a quick break for lunch at Dante's. 2. Kelli Heard waits patiently for a handsome stranger to offer to carry her skis. 3. Ieff Beaver, Charles Hudnall, Alex Hatcher, Iames McCormick and Lynda Haner pose for a quick picture before heading up the mountain to ski. 4. Snow bunnie, Nicole Sivert, 'hot dogs' down Purgatory's most difficult green slop, Walks-Alot. 5. Friends gather on the back of the mountain to ski together. 1. 1. The McMillans enjoy a strenuous day of skiing. 2. Lynda Haner and Lisa Gurney give the photographer a sunburned smile after a hot day of skiing. 3. Caution! Make way on the slopes, David Tucker has got the guts and he is going for the glory! 4. Participants in the 1985 S.M.A. ski trip at Purgatory, Colorado. - V ,, W -ggavz fl I Nw . S33-26 'il' fi 9' Q. 1 V-' Ni La -' LSQSHKQLQ 'Y 5' '!ki1'l' K .xwbt ' Q 1 i' fm my 2-.sfgff Rf, 's 5 , f, or t ' M M - -i F iifiili if s s t , ,, -Wk, 4, V f, ' L . K 1 i 1 ,, , 7 ,A M-3, its - , - 3 :Q , QQ t g aim- g . N 'A m y ,,. ti . 2- . 1- A ' 1, - I: et f' li? wi T it P l ,A x.W--kzziiwwvg - :-tb'-w-.g,' - R' . J ig ,.amJ:5 .. H ,qw . .pw ,f.i,,a, ml H ,3,,gi-- Q . - e Iffzjf ' ,ix -- 1 ' .. 75 v V 'VP 1.-9. 1 . h' fig ,xt --. . ' 5 , ., gi V A 5 at t I if W, f is Q . K 411516 83 'Slave' for a Day The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence or I'd sure like to trade places it him are two sayings that seem to come true as the annual 'Selling of Rank' takes place in the Dining Hall. During this hectic period, students have the opportunity to bid on their favorite person whom they hope will be their 'slave' for a day. Bids range from twenty to one hundred dollars as students fight for the favorites. Throughout the day, the buyer assumes the rank and orders the 'slave' to perform all sorts of interesting tasks. All in all, it is a day that provides many laughs and a lot of fun. 1. Cash Carter takes command of C. I. Tucker. 2. Rayner Barrera assumes the position of lieutenant for a day. 3. Even after being sold to Nikki Darnold, Iames McCormick still has a smile on his face. . 1. Luis Diaz looks quite appealing with Amy's Gucci bag. 2. Amy orders Luis to assume the push up position. 3. Shawn Draper makes sure Marc Checchin gets his daily exercise. ii Img K 3 R Il ug ,S , exhibits. Fine Arts Festival The Fine Arts Festival is an annual opportunity for Academy students to travel to another campus and share their talents with students from across the southwest. The year's festival was held in Tulsa, Oklahoma at the Holland Hall School. While there, students took part in choir and band presentations, one act plays, monologues and duet scenes, and art and photography On the way back to San Marcos, the group of 88 stopped at Six Flags Over Texas in Dallas. 1. Bryan Caraway loads the bus before going to Tulsa, Oklahoma. 2. After two hectic days in Tulsa, Ianice Cox and Christie Iones carry their bags to the bus as they head out for Dallas. 3. Bus trips are always exciting. 2. 1. 3. 1. Ioe Blanken and Trevor Smith perform a scene from Of Mice And Men , by Iohn Steinbeck. 2. Noal Pierce and Lane Roberts play around at the hotel during an impromptu toga party. 3. Everyone relaxes in the homeroom after a hard long day at the Fine Arts Festival. Yrs x ix ' 'ip Students Go to Six Flags 1. Debbie Emmerling and Stacey Higgins stroll through Six Flags. 2. Kent Wallace and Lee Leverett have a little fun as they head for 'Greased Lightening. 3. Pam Shearer and Amy Butler are true friends forever. 4. Sylvester the Cat salutes academy students Lisa Gurney and Noel Davis. 5. Sabrina Lee and Paul Reddam ride the rocking Spanish pirate ship. 6. Katie Cummings, Ianice Cox, Lynn Colmar and Clay Bennett pose with Foghorn Leghorn. 7. Iunior Bryan Caraway gives his new friend a ride on his shoulder. Q if-S5 X sf .6 N55 3-false-fl.M.,Qa X bf is S 2. .... 145 f ,f ff ... -:gh Athletic Movement f: xv, za-v f-.-Qzfx 'ia',7'rL-i,1-':12,-Hviigtf-ff:xfffi,.fiizfmvePiarife,frsimvzis54m5Q2mWfg?ifQzmw9?fQ15??52mfm?'2382?-5'2i:'5m2,-myfkfishrff f A, bfvsfiffls-5,1fb'.,5?LQ:T:'f1':,-1':sa-xilfaiiizvs'EsfI42L31Qzs?UQ1Qz?iQkYQ5azQi?a5isQihfa'?35ee.a?i?52wfZ,. Bears Complete Successful Season 'Rik Q w. .- ,ewtlbeacs if ' :Wt :. X- 1 7-if auf' H s 5 sssss,ss W5 sas 132 me i if me 61235 B W5 5 82115 fg ,gi 1- sms i' N551 H SERS Bm: I Q Q is Q5 ,,..,1i5f 5 eggs 4, 7 . 1 Mike Mueller 1101 QB Matt McGuffin 1111 TE Allan Cronen 1121 QB Keith Sims 1201 HB Todd Ivins 1211 WR David Trinidad 1231 HB Luis Diaz 1221 WR David Allbright 1301 HB Ieff Beaver 1311 HB David Massey 1321 HB Iames Boyce 1401 TE 1oe Neely 1411 HB David Denson 1421 WR Marc Checchin 1431 WR 1ohn Dublin 1501 Center Robert Corson 1521 Center Gordon Rives 1601 Tackle David Stanaland 1621 Tackle Matt Haynes 1631 Tackle Mike Pollard 1651 Guard Ramiro Martinez 1661 Guard Tom Stueckroth 1701 Tackle Lynn Wolf 1721 Tackle Bunge Halla 1741 Tackle Craig Boyd 1801 TE Ieff Dublin 1811 TE -I Alex Hatcher 1821 TE Iames McCormick 1831 WR Chris Daniels 1851 TE MANAGERS: Mark Lucido, Tim Odoms, Eric Robinson STATISTICIANS: Donna Dennis, Mark Collum , CAMERA: Ron Knight COACHES: Bob Iennings 1Head1, Assistants 1ames Slaughter and Byron Robinson The mighty SMA fighting Bears crash through the balloons and spirit poster as they charge onto the field for the Iarrell game. Tight end Iames Boyce keeps the Bear defensive wall strong as he stalks a Lake Travis runner. Opposite Page-Iohn Sevier snatches the ball and hauls in another complete pass for the Iunior Varsity. 1un1or Varsit Sta s on Target IUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD David Allbright 1321 1ohn Sevier 1401 Clay Bennett 1731 Iack Smith 1231 Cam Braselton 1501 Eric Sousa 1831 Lee Brock 1511 Matt Southern 1621 Ben Bruttell 1311 Craig Stanton 1821 Scott Caie 1211 Lyndon Williams 1661 Mark Carey 1711 Iason Rexrode 1851 Mark Collum 1101 Mike Prengler 1431 Marty Galchutt 1201 Eric Teutsch 1121 Robert Harberson 1811 john Wood Charles Hudnall11191 Melvin Lewis 1801 Derrick Matranga 1411 Karl Nussbaum 1751 Scott Opaleski 1301 Billy Poulter 1631 Chris Reidmiller 1721 Noel Reidmiller 1521 Hans Bohlmann 1741 Ronald Hanson 1421 MANAGER: Tim Odoms STATISTICIAN: Lynn Colmar Hone bears Spike It! The Volleyball Team does well considering that there are only a few girls back from last year. Volleyball is a very demanding sport and takes a team effort which the girls learn throughout the season. The girls travel to Houston to participate in the TN.A.P.S. 5 .e tikk. 2 QQ J rl tournament. if t ' 'L . ' 'x x L Q IL 221331 ' 1 1: H 3 jg, w :- . N xt j 9' 1 E' 1 1, N isis ' yi if 1, if Q -ss, 'E fps' is R Q 32,35 . 5 at 5 just Posing- ll to rl Kim Mosley, Cheri Smith, Cheryl Smith, Cathy McClenahan, Norma Valle, Lupita Escareno, Lisa Haynes, Tammy Wells, Lori Conners, Cheryl Cooper mng., lsittingl-Robin and Lynda Haner, Lisa Gurney, and Annie Grant. X, ff,, Members of the Varsity and Iunior Varsity Girls Volleyball Team include fopp. pg.-topl Kim Mosley Lisa Gurney, Robin Haner, lmiddle l to rl Lori Conners, Cheri Smith, Cathy McClenahan, Lupita Escareno, Norma Valle Ifrontl Cheryl Smith and Lynda Haner. Goofing around- ll to rl Kim Mosley, Cheri Smith, Cathy McClenahan, Cheryl Smith, Lupita Escareno, Norma Valle, Lisa Gurney, Lori Conners and Cheryl Cooper. lfrontl Robin and Lynda Haner. S A Bears Fight Their ay to State Finals In aco At the beginning of the soccer season the fantastic soccer team has a dream, or more likely a goal, for which they work hard to accomplish. A discouraging nightmare of three losses in a row doesn't stop the Bears for their search to find out what it is like to be Number One!!! Injuries and bad luck don't stop the Bears when they go to the St. An- thony Tournament. Even though they do not take first place, they fight until the end and by the time it is finished, the team has the confidence that is required to be part of the State Finalist. The team continues to have an up and down season until they get to the St Stephens Tournament where they achieve two victories including the only undefeated team at the tourna- ment, Central Catholic. This gives them a proud second place finish in the tourney. A couple of weeks later, the team gets invited to Waco to play in the State Finals. Not only were they in- vited but they were one of the favorites to take it all, The big game comes when SMA plays the first match against the favorites, and even though it is the best game that the Bears have played in a long time, they lose by a goal after a double-over time. They finish up in third place at the State Finals after beating Bishop Dunn. When it is all over, Luis Diaz, Mike Pollard, and Matt Haynes are recognized as All-State Soccer Players. K 12 SN? 98 H, in .'-. X- A , , A t ,K my -t , JQ, A - X .mx i jx, i as s , - 1, - . it re' . lg S f,' , XLL, LU A x .t.,. N W mx A W.,.,.. . . it T is Concentration to the Max! Hard work and cc centration are Mike Pollard's contribution the team. A prestigious group!! The foreign players l the Bears make every victory a party. ,erobics at SOCCER?? Showin his athletic bilities is Gustavo Ruiz. Y P ti 'xi' Qwsim ' gb M I I 'ISM 'I is silk-izsittiesw t , s sammy Sea., 3 f X - . 'f x . tl 2,311 W1 JM .1 as ,-1, I A .... . J., K Q 4- ' Q ' I WZ --tg.. i 5 I ,yy I5 . at is .i,1 5925 ,.,, its I at' . ,,i, , It .M it as we ,. Mukhi X, N I in :..4 K Xfff I I .si . .t t R I I I . as it Y iiii was r t Quality Shows!!! Top right: Standing Il to RI: E. Mann IDI, M. Pollard IFI, C. Stanton IFI, D. Erard IDI,I. Erana IDI, I. Espeche IHI, G. Rodriguez IHI, L. Perez IGI, Coach B. Iennings, M. Checchin IDI, G. Ruiz IFI, K. Laging IDI, E. Cantu IDI, E. Amador IHI, I. Guerra IDI, I. Gonzales IHI. Kneeling: Captains, G. Sanchez IFI, M. Haynes IHI IAll State Playerl, A. Hatcher IHI IAll State Playerl, L. Diaz IDI IAll State PlayerI. Full speed for the gusto. Below right: Iose Gonzalez takes the ball down the field with the help of Matt Haynes. 99 X 'f L.., . ata as , 1. The members of the Basketball Team for this season are IL to Rl Ramiro Martinez, Todd Ivins, Allan Cronen, Connon Gann, Coach Iames Slaughter, Van Minter, Kevin Quinn, Matt Goodsell, james McCormick, Keith Sims 2. It's mine, OK! Ramiro Martinez fights for the ball as a T.M.I. player tries to get it away from him 3. Two, four. . .! Allan Cronen goes up for two more Going Up . . . wo for the Bears!! 1. No problem on scoring. Van Minter makes basketball look easy. 2. Quality elevating! An All State Player, Iames McCormick, practices before a game. It is wonderful year for the 1984-85 arsity Basketball team, which is led 4 All-State player Iames McCor- ick. The Bears earn second place in istrict 5, and proceed to the -egional Finals playing Bishop Dunn, but unfortunately they lose. Despite the fact that only one of the starting players was a senior, the team did exceptionally well and overall it was a great season! 101 Iumpshot! Honeybears Strike Again Girls displa S7 ' LIN' Enthusiasm The Honeybears for this year are lTop rowj manager lessie McGlocklin, Norma Valle, Elizabeth Smith, Cheri Smith, Angie Gabriel, lMiddle rowl Debbie Emmerling, Rachel Greisel, Susan Baer, lSittingl Noella Chavez, Kim Mosley and Denise Brown. Mr. Lonnie Wilson tapes Elizabeth Smith's arm as Cheri Smith and Kim Mosley observe. gk--4 gas' : ...ff -3 W.. ,kkk ., .. , ., l 1 ' Ea ,A.. , 1 . 5 f Coach Alice Benson V gives some pointers p A to the team during fag half-time. 'S Q im, in .S i Q Xu! f QL t gi- Z A .:' f .y ii- Qc Sophomore Angie Gabriel goes for two points and Elizabeth Smith assists. Angie is the All-Star player who represents S.M.A. in the All- Star-All-State game. The players come from all over Texas and participate in the T.A.P.S. game which is held in the S.M.A. gym. Golf Team Is Up to PAR 4 T he 'S Members of the golf team are: Chris Daniels, Iohn Dublin, Mac Howard, Steve Flowers, Bryan Caraway, Noel Reidmiller, Apollo Battista, Iimmy Richard, David Bounds, Chris Pace, Alex Hatcher, Kirby Logan, Paul Higgins, Lane Robertson, Richard Smith and Coach McMillan. The 1985 SMA golf team competes in five tournaments before going to the State Tournament. In those five tournaments, the Bears finish Fourth twice, Third once, Second once, and First once. Paul Higgins wins two Medalest Awards for finishing third in one and fourth in another tournament. The bears, led by All State Golfer Bryan Caraway, finish fifth out of twelve teams in Waco. They are only one stroke out of Fourth place and four out of Third. The team members in Waco are Bryan Caraway, Iohn Dublin, Alex Hatcher, Paul Higgins, and Britt Boyd. X'-...,. Bryan Caraway shows his style which wins him All State Golfer recognition. Aquabears Cutsvvim Competitors Members of the Aquabears Swim Team are Stacee Buchanan, Krissie Hargett, Michelle Soyars, Kelli Heard, Emilio Chemali, Kevin King, Erik Reid, Scott Fuller, Axel Munch, Iback rowl Anna Cin, manager, lay Moritz, Ieff Beaver, Enrique Cantu, Richard Smith, Kevin Quinn, Art McCreary, Paul Dixon, Chris Davidson, and Coach Ron Austin. Sophomore Kelli Heard powers her way through the last lap in the butterfly stroke competition. Track Team Gutruns Qpponents X K . 2 ' 4 H ly, ', r I A 1 f f! ' -' P Z., . :J if Z 1 f f 75 - ' E5 ff, Q 'J ' , ltr SEA , 2 FK 2 H A X A f f ' w 4 ' 4' i 3 i Q 3 1 xv Q ff + g ' ' 3 Qqfl , . N315 mffuh-Q9 N Y 3 wx Q Q Q ' ' Eg fish? Q 5 J yi: 3' X A 37 Y' as r 1 Aj 6 Q xi? H 1' 3' if Ag- 47 lg' at i 2' , ,Q . -L' -i2,i'Zs,f',FJ,3 fffffg .a',,, '. sf , . X5 1- . 5 Af A .- mr Qs .- .W Q N. 1' .K 4 ,5 t .. .Q- 53, 'S V f Egg N. mwx-V -iw 2 . .gan ff DQ' w 4. 5 4- . Ya , 3. l , la' 2 ' AMW We Q M4 N 1, i K' f L' , - Y, ..., . ,gu...,,, ' ' We ' i ff' Q me .. . . . .- . T 'S imc .'fg!'f,i' if! 2' ff, fi. ', fggsvqs fini? - as-fl s' I 1 . 3: ring .fr 1 ,i .I fvff ' f, 'a+ww-ff , . , 1 ' V fi . - - .. -,M -' iff? tw i s if A V if ' 3 ' ll ,ag T ffiffltiffjiii iigfffi' . , if L, get 2 ' 1 . P A 5 . . . 5 1 S T 5 1 , M3 ,q .Vi :kk i,.icisg,7vgg,fge, Q... ,,,, -k ,.. L- . . L .1 ki K - 3 Myra -' waf gwfgi tf - at Q-- it . W i f i-2 ' Q- . , ..rrr ... c' .... - -' - ' 'gi f at m, -. W, t ...sk QW, ,....., W... ...wa Y exN,......., ' 1. The 1985 Academy Track Team not only looks proud but also tired after capturing the First Place trophy at the La Pryor Track Meet. 2. Chris Waldrip and Todd Ivins are elated with the team victory at the end of the meet 3. Hurdler Iames McCormick clears the obstacles as he races toward the finish line. 4. Connon Gann easily wins his race as the finish line string hits his leg. 5. David Denson outstrides his opponents for a successful run at LaPryor. Cindermen Travel to State 1. Tom Stueckroth watches as teammate Charlie Hudnall bends his pole and heads for the bar during TAPS competition at Waco. 2. Ieff Dublin stays a half stride ahead of his opposition during his race. 3. Vaulter Charlie Hudnall gets his feet over the bar as he pushes himself upward for final clearance during his competition. 1 6 if H , 3, s l 1' g is 5 J' VL., We f ' ffl ,fff aff .rx ' 5,5 ll my f 1 , 9 W , f' L ff - W M w '1 , ' . tw r ,.a.' , A . ,,t,. ,. f, ,,., ., V -'1' ' ff? 1' it tk 'I H Practice akes Perfect -4' ...W-an 2. 1. Ieff Dublin and Chris Waldrip lead the 'pack' during an afternoon workout. 2. Pushing himself for the second wind is runner Ieff Beaver. 3. Coach Bob Iennings watches the team practice as Keith Sims and james McCormick run their laps. . . .MSW Sfi fi t Tennis Team Keeps on Serving '- sir' Tennis Team members include Debbie Dabbous, Karen Clarke, Sharon Priddy, Christie Hankamer, Kim Mosley, lenny Cowell, Lida Roberts, Margie Lowe, Lisa Burchett, Alan Chen, Ken Iacobs, Pete Bacon, lose Gonzalez, Gustavo Ruiz, and Randy Corson. Tennis coach Carolyn Harwell recognizes her team members at the annual Athletic Banquet. 5 Season Stats Football Season Record: 6-4-0 Total points scored: 198 Total yards rushing: 2230 Total yards passing: 714 Total yards: 2944 Total yards allowed: 1874 Leading Rushers: Keith Sims. . . 902 yds. Allan Cronen . . .486 yds. Leading Passer: Allan Cronen . . .406 yds. Leading Receivers: lames McCormick . . . 267 yds. Chris Daniels. . . 181 yds. Scoring: Allan Cronen . . .9 TD's Keith Sims. . . 5 TD's Interceptions: Ieff Dublin . . .6 Girls Basketball Season Record: 7-11-0 All Star Team Member: Angie Gabriel Girls Volleyball Season Record: 14-25 Team Honors: District 5 Runnerup Regional Semi-Finalist Soccer Season Record: 7-8-1 All State Team Members: Luis Diaz, Mike Pollard, Matt Haynes Team Honors: Winner of District 5 Third place in State Finals Boys Basketball Season Record: 11-6-0 Team Honors: Second Place in District 5 Finalist in State Playoffs All Star Team Member: Iames McCormick Tennis Season Record: 14-2-2 Team Honors: State Tournament Winners Second Place-Boys Team Fourth Place-Girls Team lout of 15 teamsl Boys Doubles-Second Place: Guillermo Rodriguez gl Gustavo Ruiz Girls Doubles-Semi-Finalist Kim Mosley 8a Christy Hankamer Girls Singles-First 8: Second Sharon Priddy 81 Debbie Dabbous Boys Singles-First and Second Seth Warner 81 Todd Edwards Sports Banquet Honors Athletes The Annual Sports Banquet is held to honor all varsity athletes in each of the respective sports. Special recognition is given to the Best All- Around Girl and Boy Athlete as well as the Three sport Letterman Awards. It is an evening of good food and a time that allows both coaches and players to reflect, recall and relax. The Best All-Around Boy and Girl Athlete is Iames McCormick and Kim Mosley. Coach Alice Benson honors her volleyball and basketball players. Guest speaker for the evening is Bill Glass, a former ' professional football player who is now a i 'M' 112 full time Christian evangelist. inners of the Three Sport Letterman Awards are Keith Sims, leff Beaver, Iames McCormick, Todd Ivins, Alex Hatcher and Kim emlmw my . -- WM Helium-filled balloons help to create a festive atmosphere as the banquet guests enjoy good food and conversations thletes Relax, Share Experiences Mrs. Alice Benson is all smiles as she is showered with remembrances and gifts. Making the presentation is junior Lynda Haner. 3 Z Alex Hatcher and Danielle DeVille enjoy their evening together at the banquet. Swimming coach Ron Austin recognizes one of his All-State swimmers, senior Enrique Cantu. f Z2 we 'Mg' MS .sw- I.V. Cheerleaders Bring Support to LV. Athletes The 1984-85 Iunior Varsity Cheerleading squad consists of Michelle Soyars, Angie Gabriel, Bear mascot Iulie Fowlkes, Missy McLain, Head Cheerleaderg and Sissy Holtzclaw. ROMP, ROMP, ROMP TO VICTORY! I.V. Cheerleaders warm up and practice a yell right before a game. Varsity Cheerleaders are full of spirit as they strike a pose at a Friday night football game. They are Danielle DeVille, Holly Weathers, Sharc Flahive, Fanci Farrell, Cindy Young and Bear Mascot Nicole Sivert. ax I , I I 116 TJ QUJ , 1 X The 1984-85 Cheerleaders are Holi Weathers, Nicole Sivert, Sharon Flahixl Fanci Farrell, Danielle DeVille, Cin Young and Head Cheerleader Crissy Pen 5 ' ' Yell Leaders Add Sparkle, Spirit Awesome, we're awesome . . .TOTALLY! The Varsity Cheerleaders are all seniors this year except for Bear Mascot Nicole Sivert. The girl's ac- tivities begin with the first Get Acquainted Pep Rally lbottom-rightl and continues through football season ltopl and on into basketball season lbottom leftl. It is a squad that reflects a lot of hard work and a terrific 'fs 'tg wif we-f ,Mm me s-1. jj WZ KWH? ,M A, A . Laurelettes Step High QW, at , ,,,, My: w 2.. .--, if 1X---- Q., The 1984-1985 LAURELETTES are: Ifirst rowl Lisa Peveto, Kelli Sharp, Lt. Iulia Taylor, Capt. and Susan Frye. lSecond rowl Pe Olson, Patricia Shirley, managerg and Patti Louvet. lThird rowl Martha Smith, Lynne Wolfe, Barbara Tullett, Dawn Richardson, Bar Toney and lnot picturedl Carol Bushager. All 1. Iulia Taylor, Captain and Kelli Sharp, Lieutenant, give each other a friendly hug. 2. Some LAURELETTE members clown around before a game. The LAURELETTES perform Say, Say, Say, at half-time during the Homecoming football game. Marching in Motion MWA ,Q.Q,.. .U ww M, Mag, 2, reww., may xx if 4- k'T: , Q Davidson Hall Is Dedicated 1. Davidson Hall, the new Military Science Building, reaches the final stages of completion. 2. President lack Byrom and members of the Davidson Family stand outside the 16,000 sq. foot facility which is named after the Davidson Family Charitable Foundation. if if Military Science Facility Becomes Reality Homecoming activities on October 13 are highlighted with the formal dedication of Davidson Hall, tl new Military Science facility. The building features three classrooms, offices for the Commandant of Cadets, Corps Commander, ar other military staff. It also houses an indoor ten point firing range, a concrete vault for armory, a supp room, an alteration room, barber shop, laundry distribution room and storage in the basement for gener use. This is the first time that SMA has ever had a central military facility. 5-1 , - ... W fi NES ' 1 1 : N.,-. ' ' ,. .:h. .M 1 , ,,L I A QA A, V. X, . ' 55: 1 lflgie- f . if J X - ,... Q ...1 1. 2. 1. President Byrom welcomes the audience to the Dedication Ceremony. 2. Members of the Storms Family meet inside the lobby of Davidson Hall. The lobby is furnished by the family in memory of their father for whom the reception area is named. 3. An Open House of the new building follows the Dedication Ceremony. 123 Cadets Learn Through Experience at Ft Hood .1 it 1. C. I. Tucker, Matt Haynes, and Chris Waldrip let down the thirty pound box while Mike Nolan, Iohn Kuo, and Iohn Dublin try to catch it. Senior Seith Warner supervisor. 2. Allan Cronan, Iimmie Fore, and Ron Knight look on as Iimmy Richard tackles another part of the obstacle course. 3. Keith Sims, Guillermo Rodriguez, Guilliermo Sanchez, Luis Diaz, and Butch Lem comtemplate howto solve another perplexing problem. 4. Lookin' fine at Fort Hood! Academy cadets line up for formation. l Learning School, is an activity that takes place every year prior to the beginning of the academic year. Learnship School is conducted by the SMA military staff and is an opportunity for senior cadets, and selected juniors to learn how to conduct themselves as of- ficers. In doing so, they are observed throughout the training, and rank is given to cadets accordingly. On Sunday, August 19, Major General Michael I. Conrad, Commanding General of Fort Hood, Texas, observes them as they go through the obstacle courses. From these observations, the selections are made as to who will get the various officers and seniors cadet NCO positions in the Corps of Cadets. 1. President lack Byrom awards Cadet Colonel Iames McCormick his rank 2. 3. at the end of leadership school. Ieff Beaver receives his rank from Dean Iirnmie Scott. They are ltop L to R1 Ron Knight, Darren Gamble, Seth Warner, Guillermo Rodriguez, Matt Haynes, Victor Citron, Iimmie Fore, Mike Nolan, Ramiro Martinez, David Erard, Kelly Laging, Iohn Dublin, David Massey, Mike Mueller, Derrick Matranga, Matt McGuffin, Iohn Kuo, Ieff Beaver, Luis Diaz, Iames McCormick, Marc Checchin, David Iackson, David Trinidad, David Stanaland, Gordon Rives, and Karl Nussbaum. 1 2. +5444 At ,-exif ' 'ff' .. H . Dm 9 V98 axqg. Y T . j et, is X S' ,.'v'., .Swat 5.1 Bravo Company Bravo Company sweetheart is Miss Susan Frye. Row 1: Richard Dobson, Christopher Waldrip. Row Z: Gustavo Ruiz, Cal Moffitt, Lee Brock, David Stanaland, Ioaquin Alvarez, Stephen Flowers, Iohn Sevier. Row 3: Walker Oden, Mike Iones, Brad Taylor, Paul Dixon, Mike Battista, Kirby Logan, David Dyche. Row 4: Art Rodriguez, Dwayne Scheffler, Eric Mann, Stewart Wan, Erik Reid, Todd Anderson, Ion Prescott, Edward Cary. Row 5: Zain Naboulsi, Kirk Dahnke, Ieff Skelley, Iohn Owen, Russell Baker, Adrian Gonzalez, Chance Noble. Row 6: SGM Mulligan, Todd Edwards, Bunge Halla, David Allbright. s G A .J s , ilu '-x'f-I,,Ifi SQ lv 45 l l r Q, .m,, 5 gg.. . L. rf,- it lpha Company Alpha Company sweetheart is Miss Cheryl Smith Row 1: lack Coleman, Ramiro Martinez, Clint Stiff, Doug Scarbrough, Robert Parker, David Irvin, Benji Rogers, Billy Poulter, Alex Hatcher. Row 2: Todd lvins, Kevin Quinn, Stan Kyle, Iohn Crawford, Tim Althar, Bill Rice, Darin Galloway, Butch Lem, Allan Cronen. Row 3: Eric Teutsch, Cameron Braselton, Mark Collum, Ron Knight, lack Musgrove, Dennis Reidmiller, Sheldon Smith. Row 4: Iames Smith, Axel Munch, Erik Larson. Charlie Company- Charlie Company sweetheart is Miss Coco Barnes, Row 1: Kelly Laging. Row 2: Keith Sims, Ioe Neely, Seth Warner. Row 3: Matt Southern, Warren Lewis, Ieff Dublin, Davis Carlburg, lose Gonzalez, Tommy Gibson, Ioe Blanken, Stephen Chan, Emilio Chemali, lack Smith. Row 4: Shane MacFarland, Paul Reddam, Chris Pace, Kyle McFatridge, Doug Scarbrough, Iohn Owen, Tony Hanson, Federico Valdes, Marty Galchutt. Row 5: Darron Gamble, Tim Odoms, Lindon Williams, Paul Higgins, Bob Harberson, David Balcar. Row 6: Van Minter, Ken Iacobs, Matt Goodsell, Trevor Smith, Ben Brutell, Chris Davidson, Cameron Rad, Connon Gann, CWO Watson. Delta Compan Delta Company sweetheart is Miss Sissy Holtzclaw Row 1: Luis Diaz. Row 2: David Erard, Tom Stueckroth, Pete Bacon. Row 3: Cpt. Power. Row 4: Guillermo Rodriguez, Randy Corson, Hal Spradling, Michael Pollard, Britt Boyd, Scott Caie, David MacFarland, Kenny Smith. Row 5: Adam Orchard, Scott Fuller, Brooke Watts, Stuart Clark, Kent Wallace, David Denson, Enrique Cantu, Lucio Perez, Iavier Guerra. Row 6: Bryan Cotter, Robert Beese, Iimmy Boozer, Casey Lord, Craig Boyd, Frank Harris, Ken Turpin, Lynn McCreary, lose Erana, Eric Robinson. at ,yi f, m...,,,.,..,, - sf- ,....,g,,, A W., ,..,,.,,Muk 4, V M .W f'-5 .1 .rv , 5 rt. A W'-M . on Q7 HW! ' ,E it M' V I W' W- M' A e J,-Wim? ,hwy , 5 V' .wb M ' s M .,,A A , ... ' 't,. L., v ,. iw VM, Y .t f' ' A-an-1 .sftzt , .V I , i 'mf V AL Foxtrot Company Foxtrot Company sweetheart is Miss Barbre Ton ey. Row 1: Matt Haynes and Noel Pierce. Row 2: CSM lack Barker, Mike Mueller, Gordon Rives. Row 3: Iustin Shaw, Linton Mayfield, Robert McCullough, Russell Baker, Brandon Allen, Keith Michalk, Mark Berlin, lohn Wood. Row 4: Ioaquin Alvarez, Doug Martin, Robert McDonald, Brett Hudson, Zach Brown, Iason Rexrode, Iason Gadberry, Andy Anderson. Row 5: David Pesnell, Iohn Bates, Ryan Blakeley, Billy Rhodes, Thad Moore. Row 6: Iohn Harvey, Hans Bohlmann, Eric Whiteside. 2 i 2 2 E 5 Z Z E i I S i s J' Echo Compan Echo Company sweetheart is Miss Nichole Sivert. Row 1: Iohn Dublin. Row Z: C. I. Tucker, Paul Dixon, David Tucker, Victor Citron, Mr. Iim Davis. Row 3: I. I. Falcone, Iames Schoelpple, Matthew Chappell, Brian Haney, Andy Neal, Robert Turanyi, Chris Hogan. Row 4: Brian Hook, Kurt Hon, Richard Abati, Iay Harmening. Row 5: Iohn Harris, Adrian Gunder, Roger Martinez, Scott Opaleski, Iose Menchaca, Ron Amir. Row 6: Bryan Boggus, Iohn Pierce, Iesse Reznicek, Christopher Dungan. Row 7: Robert Hathaway. fm. .f ssr 'ss e 1:1 as ff.. M Q' z xLx,'N, ,Elf et ,reet , ttt, otoo ' - 'ij SX if AAN C' essex Row 1: lames McCormick, Ieff Beaver, Row 2: Guillermo Sanchez, Iohn Kuo, Marc Checchin, Iimmy Fore, Row 3: CSM Barker, Chris Daniel, David Trinidad, and Derrick Matranga. ' The Staff Sweetheart is Miss Sharon Flahive. ilitary Staff Military Staff members include MXSGT Gil Fries, Cpt. Ioe Power, Col. Iames Rogers, Commandant of the Corps: CSM lack Barker, SGT. Ron Sommer, SCM. Iames Mulligan, Mr. lim Davis, and WO Iohn Watson. an i 'HW! Aww' in-aww 'xc -'QS B an d C o mp an Band Company Sweetheart is Miss Missy McLain. Row 1: Cpt. Power, Lane Robertson, Row 2: Mike Prengler, Andrew Ybarra, Tom Buist, Katie Hathaway, Row 3: Russell Thompson, Ryan Fenley, Ken Neary, Clay Bennett, Doug Rausch, Row 4: leff Michelson, lustin Belshe, Fred Rodriguez, Bryan Caraway. Not pictured is Charlie Hudnall. W are -st rl ' X.. . trivia:-. Q K 9 5 f at K st'i'1 Rifle Team Row 1: David Tucker, Gordon Rives, Iohn Oden, Row 2: Robert Parker, Ioe Blanken, Stuart Clark, Zain Naboulsi, Ron Knight, Butch Lem, Phillip Smith, MXSGT. Gil Fries. Specialized Groups Are Unique 1. Members of the Color Guard Unit add the patriotic touch to all Academy functions and Pass-in-Reviews. Z. The Ranger Platoon travels to Quantico, Virginia during the Spring Break to learn and practice military techniques. 3. The Mounted Color Guard adds an authentic historical flavor and demonstrates a variety of horsemanship skills. 2. 3, E i r 2 ilitary Life arches Un! 1. Charlene Hewgley is named Corps Sweetheart during the annual competition. 2. Iunior Lynda Haner wins the honor of Miss Congeniality at the Sweetheart Pageant 3. The Annual Federal Inspection IAFII always manages to bring a few butterflies to everyone's stomach. The President's Review is the event when the undergraduate corps members pass before the senior cadets in the final Pass-in-Review before graduation. Grganized Moves my mfwwmf 5 X '11 nv, 0 0 4. ,rf Q X '- Sf. uw ' -X udiii The Laurel newspaper staff for this year includes Krissie Hargett, Mel Kyser, sponsorg Brooks Watlington, Lee Leverett, Editor: Ioe Blanken, Alison Wimsatt, Anna Gin, Karen Hodge and Kimberly Bracewell. Not pictured is Mike Chenault. ti 1 . wtmsa 1, Nlson Haf9ex K.-xssle 3 Gin. en chenavll' Nm . Lee Lever xy Michael ton. Editor . Br acewe . sw amn9 beflev d Bfwk KellBY Siaii 1 Kim Karen Hodge' an ua-faytor. Jett 5 Kem odge, Ju Joealan . Karenu PWS' px-goi09fa er' 5P0nsorz Mel KYB Crest Staff Records Memories Yearbook staff members include Luis Diaz and Fanci Farrell, Co-Editors, Mel Kyser, sponsor: Norma Valle, Donna Dennis, Ioe Blanken, Nicole Sivert, Iulia Taylor Holly Weathers, Kelly Laging, and Coco Barnes. Iunior Lisa Gurney discusses a photo assignment for The Crest with Mr. Kyser. Thespian Societ 'Breaks-A-Leg' 1. ,t 1 Q A 2. 1. During the Drama Department's fall production of Millie Goes Amiss Christie lones agonizes over a decision that she must make. 2. lunior Krissie Hargett waits backstage for directions during a play rehearsal. mf 3. Lynne Wolfe and Mike Chenault act out fs- gk 1 V I . their duet scene at the Fine Arts Festival in Tulsa. K ' W MW Via ,ff M 'Q .. , . F mf t 'N 5 JV Q .' 1 W v 23 ' Q A , ' ip, ttt ...te as ' 1 r. .W , 4, A If ' A r 5' Drama Club members who are initiated into the National Thespians Organization include Ieff Baughn, David Trinidad, Paul Reddam, Ron Knight, Billy Poulter, Trevor Smith, Krissie Hargett, Sheldon Smith, Iulie Fowlkes, Danna Gann, Mike Chenault, Lisa Gurney, Charlie Hudnall, Lynne Wolfe and Kent Wallace. Mrs. Carolyn Goss is sponsor. IX Computer Club Computer Club members are Ieff Skelley, Mr. Robert Rice, Iohn Harris, WO lohn Watson, David Balcar, Billy Poulter, Derrick 3 Matranga, and Mr. Winton Teter. Science Club Proves Intriguing The Science Club meets numerous times during the year for field trips and nutrition labs. The club visits Southwest Texas State University's Science Department several times and students get to ask questions as well as observe the different types of scientific equipment. A. Ieff Skelley intently views an unknown obj ect under the electron microscope. B. The Science Club includes jeff Colby, Iohn Kuo, Ieff Skelley, Erik Reid, Kelli Heard, Coach Iennings, Mrs. Yeary, Ron Knight, Donna Dennis, Chris Waldrip, Charlie Hudnall, Bill Poulter and Scott Fuller. Spanish Club Spanish Club members are lsittingl Lisa Peveto, Cheryl Cooper, Carol Bushager, Ioy Alexander, Katie Cummings, lStandingl Lisa Gurney, Noella Chavez, Nikki Darnold, Randy Corson, Tracy Boyer, Lynda Hauer, Rosaline Richey, Christy White, Todd Ivins, Seth Warner, Margie Lowe, Noel Davis, Shawn Draper, Ieff Beaver, Barbre Toney, Sharon Flahive, Lynn Colmar, Chance Noble, Mrs. Letbetter and Mr. Ramon. French Club French Club members include Alisa Lamb, Ms. Terre Markley, Amy Spears, Anna Gin, Penny Olson, Billy Poulter, Cathy McClenahan, Cheryl Smith, Karen Clarke, Tom Stueckroth, Chris Waldrip and Greg Colby. Student Council Moves head 1. Student Council President, Iulia Taylor, gets involved with the Garden Committee by inspecting the prospective seating arrangements. 2. Student Council Vice-President, Iames McCormick adds his input during a committee meeting 3. Cheri Smith, Student Council Treasurer, keeps tabs on the council's funds. 1 ,... ' 4, at at tc A ' ' , l Y 'tr K A. ki? -' pw . ' 4 Y E if 5 Z? S E S 'F Ht- to - - +R ' o Sdi A , ...., , Kyiv V 1 2. 3. 'VT' Members of the Student Council are lRow 11 Kurt Hon and Brett Hudson. lRow 21 Robin Haner, Lori Conners, Cheri Smith, Rosaline Richey, Lisa Gurney, Amy Butler and Iulia Taylor. IRow 31 Mr. Robert Rice, Alex Hatcher, David Allbright, Iames McCormick, Daniel Anderson and Mr. Wendell Hethcock. Student Activities Promotes Fun 1. Elizabeth Smith, Stacey Huggins, Angie Gabriel and Debbie Emmerling enjoy a fun day at Astroworld. Z. Student Activities officers are President Danielle DeVille, Vice President Susan Frye, Treasurer Butch Lem and Activities assistant Doug Sommer. 3. Iulie Fowlkes, Christie Iones, Amy Spears and Barbre Toney visit Epcot Center on an Activities Tour. 4. Members of Student Activities are Susan Frye, Butch Lem, Chris Daniel, Danielle DeVille, Lynn Colmar, Shawn Draper, Guillermo Rodriguez, Donna Dennis, Scott Fuller, Andy Neal, Iohn Bates, Doug Martin, Doug Sommers and Sam Comeaux. Neff 4. 5. 143 ational and Iunior Members for this year are: IFirst Row l to rl-Ieff Beaver, Susan Frye, Holly Weathers, Andy Neal, Iulie Taylor Kurt Hon Tom Hoover. lSecond Row l to rl-Paul Dixon, Axel Munch, Angie Gabriel, Alisa Lamb, Penny Olson, Iohn Dixon, Iohn Harris lTh1rd Row l to rl-Lida Roberts, Rachael Greisel, Shareen Hewgley, Ch l H l , R B l d Kuo, Missy McLain, Martin Galchutt, Scott Fuller, Debbie Emmerling, Christy Hankamer, Iames Rogers, Brooke Watts, Erik Reid, Ieff Skelley, Iames McCormick. lTop Row l to rl-Todd Ivins, Chris Daniel, Rosaline Richey, Adam Orchard, Denise Brown, Iimmy Fore, Billy Poulter, Carl Halla, Allan Cronen, Paul Estes, Ken Turpin. Student scholarship, leadership, service, and character are the four main qualities on which the faculty committee bases its selection. Members are chosen from those students with a B average or better. The highest honor a student may earn is society membership for three years. The National Iunior Honor Society has the same purpose as the National Honor Society with members from seventh, eighth and ninth grades being chosen in the same manner. ar ene ewg ey on a car, Iason Ran all. fFourth Row l to rl-Iohn NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY x I Xl 5 'f 7 QS 5 L. MA Choir Sings Out Choir members include lFirst Rowl Ianice Cox, Christie Iones, Kelly Moore, Shareen Hewgley, Michelle Barry, Karen Clarke, Sabrina Lee, Cathlin Caffall, Kim Mosley, Lida Roberts, Lynn Colmar, Vivian Clay, Laura Gardiner, Tracy Boyer, Cassie Brothers and Mrs. Mabel Hall. lSecond Rowl Evette Correa, Robin Haner, Christy Hankamer, Nicole Sivert, Amy Butler, Iordene Hoover, Robin Hoover, Sharon Priddy, Katie Cummings, Lee Leverett, Patricia Shirley, Kelli Heard, Korlei Cantwell, Rachael Greisel, Anna Gin, and Mr. Stan Hanes. fThird Rowl Art Rodriguez, Bob Harberson, Bryan Caraway, Trevor Smith, Iohn Dublin, john Phillips, Robert Parker, Robert Hathaway, Billy Rhodes, Todd Anderson, Ron Hanson, and Zain Naboulsi. Senior choir members Lee Leverett, Sabrina Lee, Anna Cin, and Coco Barnes sing out during the Baccalaureate service. i f R, -i 2 5 The Academy Singers is composed of lFirst Rowl Amy Butler, Michelle Barry, Michelle Nance, Cathlin Caffall, Kim Mosley, Lida Roberts, and Sabrina Lee. lSecond Rowl Robin Haner, Evette Correa, Nicole Sivert, Sharon Priddy, Katie Cummings and Patricia Shirley. l'l'hird Rowl Art Rodriguez, Bob Harberson, Bryan Caraway, Trevor Smith, Iohn Phillips, Robert Parker, and Mr. Stan Hanes, director. Leading the Choir activities for the year are officers Michelle Barry, Alto section leader: Patricia Shirley, Soprano section leader, Robert Parker, President, Sharon Priddy, Secretary: Sabrina Lee, Treasurer: and Trevor Smith, President. Band Leads Spirit ,un--.. I The SMA Band blasts out the music and leads the school spirit during one of the football games. fLeftl Performing at a breezeway concert are Christine Morale, Da' Richardson, Penny Olson, Lori Conners, Stacee Buchanan and Bri Caraway. lAbove1 Mike Prengler and Andrew Ybarra hits the brass. l I i X 55512. so A 1 XQL Band members Ken Neary, Lane Robertson, Mike Prengler, Andrew Ybarro, Iustin Belshe, Bryan Caraway, Christine Morale, Dawn Richardson and Penny Olson play during an afternoon concert. E Band director Stan Hanes lLeftl and Lane Robertson lAbovel take part in the concert. 149 Spare Moments Capture Life if Q 1 2. is 3. if 'at fs a 'L 5' fig f i .ff 1. Lisa Gurney finds that Photo Class assignments are sometimes strange. 2. Senior Karen Hodge frantically attacks her locker between classes. 3. Cassie Brothers discovers a spare moment during Study Hall. 4. I just can't believe we're having homework again tonight, says Billy y -Q, i W C,- fia H15 51 4 4 ...W '--f,,iir J? V H A ,, V,, ' - l' 5 x -' :Nil at if ' WWW ,, i , 1 a-If gy Poulter. it 3 5 1. Keith Sims believes that he is destined for the stage and the lights of Broadway. 2. Tom Buist asks for a helping hand from his classmates. 3. Donna Dennis gets all cracked-up over yearbook class s Fmal Movements HV5fM?If5'i'WL3Y.i1',W ?V V'4 X' 'L 'u if - SET f.'5f 'f 2-x ,W f' W ' . - If 1 fu' iff-5!v 'i'f,.YL are fi Sunrise Service arks Beginning of Graduation 1. 5:35 L Q A ii iikwi as Mrs 4 if in as r.N..-Mf1Q:JLgV.N,,i...nfx.,.-::..Q-M-'.w..i-N.Qsw,isS 'Q .WW,.., wif ,fo Q ' , - ' ' Y 9 VX V N ,,b. fig SQ r- pf wg, -Q --Q., xM N 'Qs.. ii it Yiifi. The traditional Sunrise Service is the first ceremony of Graduation and it represents a symbolic and highly sentimental moment for SMA junior and senior girls. As the green and purple ribbons are handed down from the seniors to the juniors, it represents the formal passing on of responsibilities. The senior girls then step back out of the circle to move into the world as the juniors step forward to fill the empty void left by the seniors. 1. The Sunrise Service is held in the Prayer Garden. 2. Senior Kelli Sharp holds the hand ofjunior Lupita Escareno prior to the exchange of the ribbon. 3. The ceremony begins as the junior and senior girls form the traditional circle. 4. Seniors Fanci Farrell, Lynne Wolfe, Brandy Bayard, Kimberly Bracewell, Patricia Shirley, Danna Gann, and Kim Mosley march in with the ribbon to begin the service. 5. junior girls prepare to step forward to claim their places as the senior girls step back. 4. 5. ' i .... . .s , lj ?i, fL Y Q t.a. if f. r, hw ,... . 'iik K 'K is . T W sb , f 5 Q kk '-' it .. I-ts., Mika K ,gd - 5: ..,. :gi na M Y-1. X - s . V . Q V , XXX MW K sf 1, 1 -a:..:+:f1e- , Sztmalw 3 ,.,,. , e K t K t as - .. I V , fis ts- . if . , f f' 5 A, i f, , , ,N gg, qt. K . Q.: x 55 ,fy 1, 5.41, ,ig . .. H . . V f. . ,Qs 1 K - .. - ,, jxxj, ., . ..... .' g gf ' .,.. 1 , -, f . 'f I 'ttt . tt.' t i ' ' ' - lv W ewesiat. V352 f 5 sl Q S Q W i if , X sf s A st X X , :QE 31 E l X K so QQ W1 N s. P , 2 S I i i N is X 15 z 1 5 we x 3 K 3 f X 3 Q s is 2 xl 'S 2 t- as 3, J s ... .t,. V I 5 - , -Mix ' i YISQE' L -'ii . at :ft .. -R R 1 -L ., Y wi X Q.. of 5 ' .L f A ' 5 ig ,I 1 Qs, se. . I: X Rose and Sabre S mbolizes Traditior The Rose and Sabre Ceremony is one of the most symbolic of all the graduation ceremonies. The Senior Gates, which represent the gates into the future, are unlocked for the only time during the year. As the graduates descend the steps from the gate, the beginning of a new life away from the Academy is symbolized. K Nl Q 4? ,Q Q i s 'FC 'Ya may 156 2 if fi 76 ,,, L .W .wif WM? M. f W7 J 521, 1 N :., k,,, H ww.. ,f X. 1. Sabres are readied for the Senior cadets prior to the Rose and Sabre Ceremony. 2. Danna Gann and C. I. Tucker pass 1, A 2. V through the Senior Gates. V ..Wai r.,.. 3. C t. ose h Power ives a last minute -f 1 :3 w P D g . . l . 'sabre check' before the service begins. I V 4. Dean of Girls Bobbie Wilson helps .. 251. .... f :fi-7 - ,,,,, Iordene Hoover ad1ust her yellow rose. 5 Pausin at the Senior Gates for the ' . 3 . . . , V . reading of their activities and honors are A img jj Fran DeNike and Eric Sarrafian. 4. X K . 0 1 1 5. ,1. 5 X -, X 1 r , .V Q , A JE X QW' ,K 1 The traditional President's Review marks the end of the year for Academy cadets. Numerous cadets are honored with awards and commendations that they earn during the year. All senior girls also take part in the ceremony and presentations. 2. 3 President's Review Is Graduation Prelude egg e R t e e n ...R , ee e e .t P 1 xgl 1. Senior cadets toss their hats into the air at the end of the Review. 2. Lining the field are the senior girls who assist with the awards. 3. Cadet officers stand at 'Parade Rest' while awards are being presented. 4. Cpt. Ioseph Power heads the delegation on the Reviewing Stand as the Cadet Corps has its final Pass-in-Review for 1985. 5. Lisa Peveto congratulates Gordon Rives after CSM Barker gives him his award. Commencement EXGFCISGS M1X 1. Senior class members march up the hill to Robinson Christian Center for Graduation. 2. Nikki Darnold is one proud senior! 3.,Iulia Taylor and Iames McCormick convey words of appreciation on behalf of their class members. 1. Emotions 1. Seniors Ron Knight lLeftl and Susan Frye fRightl receive their diplomas. 2. Iuniors Sharon Priddy and Trevor Smith tell the seniors that friends are friends forever. 3. Holly Weathers marches into R.C.C. during the processional. Fun Around the Clock Dorm life can be an experience that one will look upon in later years as a wonderful time in life. Friendships are made that will be treasured forever. It is a period where one can mature and grow through friends and advisors. MK 1' 2 4 479' 2' v s i J 1 'Ratio Q if , ' f tlf A N.. l aww I .. . wilt. S Vw 'W l. LS. K 4. pp a e-14 A if ,. 4 , i . x. L, Q im ' l www M J , J 'lv ,iff mn' ff gf it 2 .Q-A -92' wail, ,C ' Q L S . t ' if x 4' ,, X . W gf. N 1. Mrs. Kendall explains to Margie Lowe the allowance procedure. Z. Sherri Smith helps Lynn Comar with her typing lessons. 3. 'The first haircut's always the worst. Mike Iones is welcomed to SMA by Lamar the barber. 4. Van Minter finds it hard to do pushups in the hallway. 5. Patricia Shirley looks like she's really working hard in study hall. 6. What a neat closet, Nicole! N A Campus is Transformed 1. San Marcos Baptist Academy is transformed into a winter wonderland with a record snowfall of 8 inches. Z. The hill by the football field provides a great spot for sliding, Into A Winter Wonderland 1. 2. 1. David Tucker and Iulia Taylor give each other a snowy hug in the breezeway. 2. A little roughousing in the snow can be great fun after being stuck in the dorm. Moving I ges We are who we are J l E ati F l fifgx , ,qu-iff-,,,, LQ' J? X I Bear pride. Bear traditions. Bear I excellence. We are who we are! We are all world at San Marcos Baptist Academy. MOVING IMAGES in the rw tg? t Q . W--A X . I ... Y is l i M ' K ., x xx 5 K T , fs Q Q Q mg 167 Christianity is the good man's textg his life, the illustration. ' 'I Captain and Mrs. Ioseph Power After twenty-two years of dedicated service to San Marcos Baptist Academy, Captain Ioseph Power is retiring. However, the years of his life that he has invested in our students will go on forever because of his sense of responsibility to Cod and his love of people. Success is knowing your life has had purpose . . . we hereby dedicate the 1985 Crest to Captain Ioseph Power whose life is truly a success. San Marcos Baptist Academy a f 1985 Crest Staff Co-Editors: Fanci Farrell and Luis Diaz Staff: CoCo Barnes, Ioe Blanken, Donna Dennis, Kelly Laging, Nicole Sivert, Perrisue Slape, Iulia Taylor, Norma Valle, Holly Weathers 1