Sonora High School - Bronco Yearbook (Sonora, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1980 volume:

r.- r « Ji. ' : S .Vii cvv ■ .  -JC J _ • - ■ ,;nv. ;- l i r ' Bronco 1 980 Volume 6 Sonora High School 807 South Concho Sonora, Texas 76950 Cover design and divider art by Brenda Carroll Printed by Newsfoto Yearbooks San Angelo, Texas 76901 i. Blastoff Opening Section II. Stage I High School Administration Faculty III. Orbiting Clubs and Classes IV. Walking on the Moon Honors V. Breaking Through Sports VI. Stage II Junior High VII. Stage III Elementary VIII. Via Satellite Ads IX. On to Saturn Closing Section page 1 page 1 7 page 48 page 83 page 1 03 page 1 30 page 1 57 page 180 page 207 -gDU rdla Cja ' usW Countdown . . . 9 . . . The odyssey info a new decade and the futute launches from f his growing campus. Below: The newest facility is this modern lunior high school in which classes were first held on January 7, 1980 Bottom: The historic building which is a Sonera landmark, most recently the lunior high school, IS still serving the district. Upper Center: The mam high school building. Center. The old gym which was remodeled last year. Lower Center: The fifth grade buildings Upper Right: The year old V.O.E. building houses the industrial arts and CVAE shops and the DECA department. Center Right The new gym which includes the high school science department, home eco- nomics department, and the band hall. Lower Right: The mam elementary building. i y ■ ' ' [ Eli ' - Qtatis the journey. •P Football is: Upper Left: . . . cold cheerieaders leading yells on a firetruck at the outdoor pep rally for the Kermit game. Center Left: . . . anxious players and coaches looking from the sidelines while the referees call a play during the Coleman game. Lower Left: . . . having to walk out of the crowd to be honored as captains of the week — Jesse Vela and George Wipft. Above:. . .workouts — running plays against expected defense. Left: . . . being elected to blow up balloons for pep rallies — Anna Martinez. Upper Right: . . . having to work at the band concession stand — Linda Smith and Emily Elliott. Center Right: . . . performing for watching eyes at pep rallies — Angle Bautista, Gina Thompson, Julie Stewart, Paula Friess, and Hillary Hunt (in front). Lower Right: . . . band members playing outdoors with numb fingers — Debora Zapata, Bernardo Solis, Rosie Noriega, Pam Merrill, Daria Mobley, and Angela Green. . . .7 . . . Then comes the fun of the Halloween Below: It looks like Caria Lee worked hardest at trying to get someone to take her place taking money at the senior jail. Right: Jana Brown wants to know why she didn ' t win the Hallow- een spook parade. Lower Right: Halloween brings out the clown in Marney Soren- son, David Chandler, Cody Chllders, Chris Reynolds, Timmy Doan, and DeVoe Smith. Far Upper Right: Playing the good guys for once, Brett Johnson, Marshall Doran, and George Wiff, guard the senior jail. Far Center Right: Greg Stewart shows everyone how easy it is to miss at the freshman bean bag throw. Far Lower Right: Trina Powers and Cody Gold wonder who the 1 979- 1 980 Halloween queen will be, while Timmy Doan wonders how he can get his picture taken again. . . . 6 . . . Students are involved Upper Left: The football roster holds Cody Childers ' and Ervey Vallejo ' s full attention. Lower Left: Jennifer Spencer spins her tennis racket and hides ner thoughts behind a Mona Lisa smile. Upper Center: Perry Don Draper smiles as he helps Kandis Carta fry tortillas for tacos. Center: Marche Lane shows everyone the way Mr. Mar- tinez usually directs the band. Lower Center: Unloading boxes of fruit for the DECA Club, Marshall Doran, Toni Ramon, and Tracy Day ■■grin and bear It. Upper Right: Emily Elliott moves fast to hit a ball that is already dead. Lower Right: Bent over the water fountain, Eric Neal explains to his tennis coach why he is taking another break from practice. . . . 5 . . . Play and work Upper Left: Some pictures are too good not to share, say DeVoe Smith and Armando Martinez. Left: Marche Lane patiently waits for Kent Cagle. Lower Left: Sticking together, Terri Threadgill, Diana Har- ding, Paula Friess, JoAnn Guerra, Linda Galbreath, Kandis Carta, and Annabelle Gonzales yell at pep rally. Below: Melva Vallejo, Linda Duran, Tammy McCurdy, Jes- sica Robledo, Sulema Garza, wait for Coach Shaw to focus the microscope on the cork. stretch hofizons Upper Right: Lilia Virgen carefully counts back Mr, Jones ' change at the FHA concession stand. Right: Seniors Terry Martin and Bruce Bartz copy reports from the encyclopedia, while David Gordon harrasses freshmen Joe Shannon and Mike Pruett. Lower Right: Singing a happy song and clowning around in the band hall are: Julie Stewart, Doug Martin, David Martin, Fran Friess, Cathy Polocek, Edmond Martinez, Lance Love, and Susan Allen. An important event in the first grade is the Thanksgiving program. Upper Left; ' Over the River and Through the Woods they go. Left: Thanksgiving turkeys strut their stuff. Lower Left: Dancing pumpkins get into the swing. The Christmas season brings activities. Above: The punch bowl is a special attraction to Peter Gomez at the Vocational Clubs ' Christmas dance. Upper Right: At the band Christmas concert, Linda Smith and Mickey Mooney present a gift from the band to director. Ed Martinez. Center Right: Plentiful refreshments draw Clar- abelle Arredondo and Elia Longona at the Voca- tional Clubs ' dance. Lower Right: Warming up in the band room before the concert are: Caria Lee, Annette Wil- son, Sonya Ridgeway, Alicia Herrera, Tana Tyler, Linda Duran, Celia Hernandez, and Patsy Duran. Far Right, Center: As she practices the art of bubble blowing for the concert, Emily Elliott sur- prises Armando Martinez and rates a smile from Coy Short. Far Right: From the front in the band style parade are: Homer Samaniego, Kan Hill, Cathy Polocek, Angela Green, and CarIa Lee. . . . 3 . . . Open house draws public. Open house was held January 6, for the year old V.O.E. building and for the newly completed junior high school in which the first classes were held the following day. Below: Robert M. Lowrance, construction supervisor on the junior high, and W.L. White- head, school board president, talk in the entry hall of the junoir high during the open house. Bottom: Board member, Sammie Stewart enter the V.O.E. building during the open house. Upper Left: Visitors arrive for the formal opening of the newest building on the campus, the)unior high school. Center Left: David Ross, Rodney Speers, and Gigi Speers test the comfort of a reading area of the new library. Lower Left: From behind the counter of the new junior high office, Mrs. Barbara Jen- nings, secretary, greets Mrs. Barbara Savell. Below: The mock orange tree attracts Anna Balch ' s attention as she and Kelly Whitehead inspect the garden room of the complete, modern science department. Lower Right: Water fountains are to be used, and Anita Balch, Tesse Joy, Becca Powers, and Lea Whitehead are among the first to try these fountains. .. 2 ... It is a spirited trip. Above: In a drama class exercise Timmy Doan, Coby Moenning, and Beth Bartz seem indifferent as opponents, George Wipff, Ricky Day, and Trina Powers try to get team- mate Carrie Dobbs ' foot out of a bucket. Right: Billy the Bronco, seen here with Mic- key Mooney in Business Communications class, goes to school on Fridays to help boost spirit. 16 o 9TAGEI High School Administtation Faculty Both boys and girls travel comfortably in jeans and velour or terry knit shirts in a variety of colors and designs. Also popular are Talking T Shirts. Boys care how they look and keep their hair blow-dry styled and neatly cut, perhaps feath- ered into wings and bangs. Both sexes wear the short curly Fro style. Girls wear their hair short and curly or feathered into wings at the side with hair either short or long. With the hair, as with clothes, styles are very flexible. Dress lengths are nearly anywhere from below the knees to ballerina length. The slim skirt with side, front or back slits is popular, and terry or shiny knits are good. The shirt-waist is in. Dresses are feminine and belted. Colors are brighter and bolder than last year ' s dusty tones. The casual look is in for spring — skirts and shirts with bare legs and sandals. Shoes are very feminine and pretty, some with slim, low or medium heels and others with spikes. Ankle straps are popular. The comfort- able Famolare is still a favorite. The pleated, belted pant with slim legs is com- ing back — the baggy look of the 50 ' s. Double-pierced ears and ear rings are still fashionable. The serpentine gold chain worn about the neck is big with boys and girls alike. Digital watches are now competing with the highly accurate Seiko type quartz watch. W m ' fr ' li I H l.. ' Pr- 4V M ' - --: 17 School board pro mofes growth and quality W. L, Whitehead President Mrs. Dorothy Pope Secretary The board administered the funds and developed the program and facilities which made this edu- cational Odyssey possible. The sys- tem is in the second year of a five- year emphasis on reading and math. 18 Dr. Joe R. Andrews Superintendent Don Lawson Member Sammie Stewart Member Mrs. Mary Adele Balo Member Sam Perez Member James Hunt Member Mrs. Jeryl Fields Chairman Bill Shaw Donald Patton Ms, Delia Samaniego Qeniot sponsofs and the principal helped seniors plan their flight path and monitored their activities, from count-down to splash-down. Ed Caldwell Mrs. Diann Keller ml Don Jones Principal 19 Alissa Adkins Pete Badillo All sysfems ate go Seniors launch decade Bruce Bartz 20 John Paul Bautista Rae Ann Bible President Peter Gomez E 1 K ■ , - ■ ' ' ' M : Secretary Sheryl Brown J The class is a merry one in spite of high inflation, the energy crisis, and a threat of draft reinstatement because of unrest in the Middle East with U.S. hos- tages held in Iran and Afganistan invaded by Russia. Jaun Capuchina KentCagle Brenda Carioll Treasurer Paige Pollard HR _ ' t ' , ' A H H T jH Hr H HJig ' i Bp ■K M ' ' ' mi Sf m K J ' mM ' mm K i lH H HL.jHvs K S«it..,A Jamie Condra Ricky Day 21 Carrie Dobbs Marshall Doran Eddie Favlla Nora Galindo Jerry Don Glasscock JanieGold 22 Rocky Gold Christe Gonzales Maria B. Gonzales Maria Gonzales David Gordon Dianna Skains Green Julie Harris Kelly Hicks Louis Humphreys Hillary Hunt Billy Jernigan Brett Johnson 23 Rose Joseph La Donna Mooney King Sandy Lilly Rita Lira Maxc Luttrell Mary Lynch H ) - 1 1- r r . M| i Dp rr7 B i Bi W 1 1 . ' j 24 Terry Martin Danny Mobley Mickey Mooney Irene Muzquiz Debbie Perez Eliosa Perez Tom Ramon David Reyna Johnny Reyna 25 Raquel Salazar Diana Samanlego Maria Samaniego Linda Samaniego David Sanchez 26 Enrique Sanchez Stephanie Short Durav Smith Linda Smith Jeff ery Spencer Susie iVlata Torres RoyTurnbull Jesse Vela Tammy VanHoozer Gary Vick George Whipff Ricky Wright 17 Joey Albert Kirby August 15, 1961-August 19, 1979 A tragic hunting accident on August 19, took the life of Joey Albert Kirby — a popular Sonora High School Senior. Those of us who knew him, knew that he had no enemies and that he was a good natured and easy going person. He affected each and every one of us in many differ- ent ways. In this page we remember Joey and what he meant to each of us. Janie Gold Kelly Jo Hicks March 15, 1962-February 3, 1980 We all were saddened by the untimely death of Kelly Jo Hicks in an auto- mobile accident on February 3, 1980. She will always be remembered as a caring friend and a good student who always aimed for perfection. Here we remember Kelly Jo ' s outstanding personality and express our appreci- ation for the wonderful person she was. Sandy Lilly see you laughing, living, tasting life writing it |ust like you want it daring me to try to change It The news that you weren ' t coming back reached in and turned my stomach I hate It when one ot my students dies Out on the highway, they said, Run into by a truck. Those words hit me in the inward parts and drained me, made me sick turned away from that body in the funeral home dressed in your clothes and wearing your rings That isn ' t Kelly, 1 said aloud. She ' s not here — |ust like she ' s not in class, I see you laughing, living, tasting life writing it iust like you want it keeping your lournal Somewhere By Roberta Sappington English IV Teacher ' President Johnny Doan Vice-President Lynn Nadrchal Secretary-Treasurer Marche Lane Juniors help make the trip Interesting and look forward to taking ttie lead In the next odyssey Susan Allen Ernestma Arredondo Wesley Barton Beth Bartz Howard Brittain Lee Burch Kandis Carta Steven Chandler Stacy Chandler Leticia Chavez David Creek Kevin Deborde Leticia Dehoyos Lidia Dehoyos Deena Demarco Wayland Dobbs Sulema Esquivel Tonya Evans Marina Fernandez Tim Flowers 30 Sponsors Gwen Kordzik Chairman Lewis Ferguson Roberta Sappmgton Beverly Caldwell Paula Friess Fran Friess Linda Galbreath Annabelle Gonzales Angela Green Cody Gold JoAnn Guerra Edward Hanna Diana FHarding Celia Hernandez Kan Hill Ben Ingram Calvin Johnson Dennis Jolly Daria Kelly Debbie Kemp Clifton Lipham Lance Love Mike Lopez David Martin 31 Alfonso Mendoza Juan Mendoza Jeff Mitchell Marcie Mittle Daria Mobley Ricky Munns Robert Munns Kathy Nelson Robert Noriego Robert Ponsetti Cades Pope Trina Powers David Martin shows everyone that he ' s so good he can play Mary had a Little Lamb by memory. DarIa Kelly thinks that studying somethings isn ' t so bad. 32 1 , Juan Mendoza runs around the track for the fiftieth time that day 2. David Sanchez says, For Ibi I will give you three rings, and for $1 .00 I ' ll give you an even better deal. Ervey Vallejo Mike Villanueva ShelliWhalen Kathleen White 33 President Jessica Roblen Vice President Scott Savell Secretary Treasurer Gina Thompson As a back-up cirew, the Angie Bautista David Beserra Frisby Bible John A. Blankenship Michael Blankenship Thomas Boone Jana Brown Charles Carroll Laura Cayce Rusty Covey Tracy Day Graciela Dehoyos Mark Doan Perry Draper Linda Duran Sophomore class is shaping up. Patricia Duran Joe David Favila Jonathon Franklin Clay Friess ArturoGalindo 34 Sponsors Oliver Wuest Chairman Gaile Cade Charl es Adams Gay Adams Roy Evans Charlotte Wilson Jerry Hopkins Domitila Galindo Cecillia Gallegos Sulema Garza Myron Halford Mary Hanna Martin Herrera Wade Hopkins Robert Hughes Lisa Jackson Steve Jennings Brad Johnson Jacquelyn Johnson Kenneth Jolly Donna Kellogg Joe Longoria Tammy McCurdy Michael McMillon James Malicoat Pam Marlow Anna Martinez 35 Rudolfo Ramos Delma Reyna Tonya Ridgeway Hermalinda Robles Hector Samaniego Joe David Samaniego Jose L. Samaniego Jorge Sanchez Nannette Sanchez Tommy Sheppard Armondo Martinez Glenn Mauldon Ram Merrill Coby A. Moening Randy Mounce Eric Neal Rosa Noriega Bellia Penalver Nerida Perez Patricia Perez Vanessa Perez Mike Phillips John Pollard Catherine Polecek Rick Powers Reymundo Ramos w 36 Coy Short Bernardo Soils Allen Stewart Julie Stewart Sherri Threadgill Joey Trevino Martha Valdez Melva Vallejo Maria Jo Van Hoozer Lilia Virgen Maray F. West David Wills is a whole new trip for the freshman class. Andre Acosta Clarabelle Arrendondo Lee Arrendondo Norma Badillo Jeffery Barton Kandi Brazee David Bultron Pascual Castillo David Chandler Cody Childress Georgen Cuellar Kelly Cooper Vicki De Marco Julia Dickason TImmy Doan Anita Duran Ezekiel Duran Adolfo Elquezabal Noema Escobar Norma Escobar 38 Sponsors Kathy Shaw Chairman Donna Benson Terry Cambell Victor Esche j :it0 ' Ed Martinez Wayland Rapp Elvira Floras Todd Flower Julia Gallndo Veronica Garza Francisco Gonzales Santiego Gonzales Justin Grey Andrea Guerra Norma Herrera Tammy Hulsey Louise Ingham Rodney Jackson Kurt Kauffman Robert Kohutek Curtis Lipham Gilberto Lombrano Ella Longoria Marsha Malicoat Clifton Mann Anna Marie Mata 39 Nina Mata Sonia Mata Dennis Mauldin Mike Mitchell Donna Moore Eseguel Moreno Rosie Moreno Alex Noriego Rodney Oliver Michael Penalver Rene Porras Mike Pruitt Melissa Ramirez Mirasol Ramirez Fernando Ramos Linda Reber Virginia Reyna Chris Reynolds Sonya Ridgeway Homer Samaniego Noemi Samaniego Fermin Sanchez Ricky Sanchez Tom Schabel 40 Ermo Vallejo f EulogioVela Kevin West David Westhock Espy Whitehead Ronnie Wipff Annette Wilson Paul Wood Zee Wooten Sam Woozencraft Debra Zapata Rosa Zapata Dnya Ridgeway and Philip Kemp wait impatiently for the Halloween ueen Results 41 High School Administration Faculty Sfaff Mr. Don Jones, high school principal, has worked very hard this year trying to help the students in everyway possible. Roberta Sappington English IV, Journalism I and I Ed Caldwell Algebra GaileCade Typing I, English II Kathyrn Shaw Librarian Oliver Wuest Shop, Coach Charlie Adams Drivers Ed., Jr. High Coach Diann Keller H.E.C.E., Jr. High Home Ec, Bach. Surv. Donald Patton Government, Coach Jeryl Fields Counselor 42 Joan Latta, high school secretary, does a great |ob of keeping law and order in the office. Charlotte Wilson Spanish i II, English II Terry Campbell Geometry, Athletics Donna Benson Business Courses Chris Cassell Speech, Drama Celeste Prugel Home Ec, Home Family Living Jerry Hopkins World History, Athletic Director Victor Esche Physical Science Lett: Reymundo Roman C.V.A.E. 43 1. Shirley Badgett Teacher ' s Aide 2. Ed Martinez Band Director 3 Walter Hoiik World History, Physical Science, Girls Basketball 4 BobSnodgrass Adv. Math, Chem., Physics, Coach 5. Bill Shaw Biology, Boys Basketball 6. Janice Balmos English Aide 7 BenSolis Special Education 8 Delia Samaniego Community Liason 44 In Physical Science class, Victor Esche helps Marsha Malicoat, Cliff Mann, and Dennis Maul- don measure their heighth in metric units. 1 . Ed Caldwell puts his crossword puzzle aside long enough to teach Gaile Cade how easy it is to cro- chet, if you do It right, 2. Kathryn Shaw works patiently on the monthly cir- culation record. 3. Chris Cassell thinks through final details on the Speech Meet. 4. Coach Shaw is taken by surprise by the sneaky annual staff photographers. 5. Number One, sings this spirited group in the teacher ' s lounge, practicing a song for the Pep Rally. Pictured are: Mmes. Adams, Badgett, Cade, McAndrews, Fields, and Benson. 45 AdministtativB-sfaff 1. Don Wootan: Tax Collector Business Manager 2. W.A, McAndrew: Director of Instruction 3. Vivian Miears: Bookkeeper 4. Jeanne Ja ckson: Secretary to Dr. Andrews 5. Gina Gamez: Secretary to Mr. Wootan Cafeieria personnel Seated: Elizabeth Sutton, Maria Chavez, Edna Duran, Helen Johnson, Diane Craddock, Pauline Skains. Standing: Melba Doan, Addie Dietz, Shirley Snyder, Mary Creek, Jeannie Lee, Cecilia Sanchez. Custodial staff Juventino Dominguez Sr,, Juan Capuchina, Chico Chavez, Louis Moreno, Jose Robles, Fedenco Chavez, Juventino Dominguez, Jr., Antolma Chavez. If La ' • ' s n m i «« i i Maintenance staff Juventino Dominguez, Jr., Max Hardigree, Head. 7 47 Orbiiing clubs and classes Besides the club activities and studying, students liked going to the river, to Camp Allison or Christoval, going to the lake to water ski, or playing softball, baseball or frisby. Gasoline at up to $1.20 per gallon cut down on racing, and people met at places closer to town — barrel instead of location parties. Movies they enjoyed were; Kramer vs. Kramer, Justice for All, Ten, Coal Miner ' s Daughter (Loretta Lynn story). Electric Horseman, The Champ, and Apocolypse Now. Everyone kept up with the noon soap opera, All My Children. Other T.V. favorites were: Dallas, Love Boat, Mash, Saturday Night Live, and Monty Python ' s Flying Circus. Disco and punk rock were going out — Country Western music still going strong. Popular musical groups included: Fleetwood Mac, Eagles, Styx, Pink Floyd, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Little Joe y la familia, and Latin Band. Song hits they liked to listen to included: April Wine, Ride Like the Wind, The Gambler, Cow- ard of the County, La Camelia, Tomando mil Copas, and Mi Cuarenta y Cinco. Petet Gomez Mafia B. Gonzales FHA Beau and Sweefheaii 49 Future Homemakets ofAmeHca are busy doing things for others. The theme for the year was based on the International Year of the Child. Mrs. Cindy Dennis spoke to the group on child abuse m the fall, and Rev, Jim Miles spoke on state organizations which are helping to solve the prob- lem of child abuse. As an outgrowth of their concern for children, the F.H.A. sold chances on a comforter, clearing $200 which was sent to an orphanage in Mexico. At Christmas they delivered bags of fruit and gifts to 80 senior citizens, in addition to making decorations for the Christmas tree at the Senior Center. Most of the spring activities were related to state asso- ciation activities: 24 members attended area meeting in Odessa; Sulema Esquivel won her race for Area II trea- surer; and Rodolfo Ramos, Joe David Favila, Bernardo Solis, and Arturo Galindo joined Nora Galindo, Cissy Gallegos, Melissa Ramirez, and Angle Bautista in pres- enting a skit for the opening night competition. In April, Sulema Esquivel, Ervey Vallejo, and Robert Noriega went to the state meeting in Houston. Robert was chosen first tenor in the All-State Choir. Front Row: Christe Gonzales, Linda Duran, Sulema Esquivel, Jo Ann Guerra, Nora Galindo, Rita Lira, Maria B. Gonzales, Sponsor— Mrs. Celeste Prugel Second Row: Nanette Sanchez, Liha Virgen, Hermelinda Robles, Rosie Zapata, Dianna Harding, Linda Galbreath, Clalene Stewart, TammY Hulsey Norma Badillo, Marina Fernandez, Peter Gomez; Third Row: Angie Bautista, Delma Reyna, Norma Escobar, Andrea Guerra, Man Gonzales, Mar Samaniego, Delma Noriega, Elvira Flores, Betty Garza, Gina Reyna, Nina Mata; Fourth Row: Soma Mata. Marisol Ramirez, Tern Threadgill, Cell. Hernandez, Rosa Noriega, Jessica Robledo, Clara Arredondo, Melissa Ramirez, Noema Escobar, Anita Duran; Fifth Row: Jimmy Gonzales, Ale Noriega, Eddie Valle|o, Robert Noriega, Melva Vallejo, Cissy Gallegos, Georgian Cueller, Anna Mata, Donna Moore, Marsha Malicoat; Sixth Row: Frankn; Gonzales, David Buitron, Joe David Favila, Rodolfo Ramos, Patsy Duran, Arturo Galindo, Rene Porras, Kenneth Jolly, Annette Wilson; Seventh Rowi Fernando Ramos, Mike Villaneuva, Ervey Valleio, Joe Longoria, FHector Samaniego, Bernardo Solis. ■ 50 1 . Robert Noriega and Marina Fernandez en|oy the F.H.A. Area meeting in Odessa. 2. Soma Mata, Gina Reyna, Nina Mata and Rosie Moreno are making May Day cookies for the Kindergarten classes. 3. Mike Villanueva, Rodolfo Ramos and Bernardo Solis relax at the opening picnic at Mrs. Brooks ' ranch. 4. Maria Gonzales, JoAnn Guerra, Christe Gonzales, Sulema Esquivel and Linda Duran try to decide on the F.H.A. officer uniforms. 5. After being chosen as vice-president, Ervey Valleio thinks about his new o ffice for next year. 6. Nora Galindo and Maria Gonzales wear the officer uniforms. 7. Sulema Esquivel is installed as the new F.H.A. Area II Treasurer. 8. Robert Noriega shows off his patch for all state choir and the bandana he wore to sing at State meeting in Houston. 9. Cissy Gallegos and Andrea Guerra work in the F.H.A. concession stand. 51 speech Club chooses J.B. as one-act for U.I.L. competition, sponsors community production of LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL which played to full houses. Cast of LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL: Gary Vick, Bettye Stewart, Pam Coker, Beth Bartz, Duray Smith, Nora Gallndo, Bill Cascadden, Margaret Cascadden, Venetta Smith, Debbie Farrar, Charlie Carroll, Lance Reynolds, Teresa Stevens, Anita Lane, and Joe Lane. Not shown: Louis Humphries, Ed Caldwell, and Bruce Bartz. Top Left: Scene from J.B. shows two reporters, David Wills and Charlie Carroll prepare Girl, Debbie Kemp, tor her part in breaking the news of a disaster to J.B. as Nicholas, Calvin Johnson, and Zeus, Lance Reynolds, wait to see how J.B. takes it. Top Right: J.B., Kent Cagle, comforts his wife, Beth Bartz. Middle Right: Rickey Wright and Peter Gomez as Fidel Castro and Ayatollah Khomeini in J.B. Lower Right: Charlie Carroll and Debbie Farrar in LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL. 52 Club ptesents THE GOLDEN CROTTO fot ihe elemenfafy child ten. 0 % ikd Above Left: Princess Trina Powers rests after a long search for the crys- tal ball. Above Right: Carrie Dobbs, VIckl Sheppard, and Trina Powers search for the crystal ball. ( i Front: Jamie Condra— secretary, Beth Bartz— vice-president, Lance Reynolds— President; Second Row: Paige Pollard, Jane Ramirez, Kathy Nelson, Rosie Joseph, Janie Gold, Cody Gold, Trina Powers, Debra Zapata, Lynn Nadrachal, Louise Ingham, Sandy Lilly; Third Row: Tanna Tyler, Jennifer Spencer, Shelli Whalen, Laura Cayce, Linda Smith, Farron Seidell, Peter Gomez, Larry White, Robert Puckett; Fourth Row: Jeff Barton, Marche Lane, Cades Pope, Chris Cassell— sponsor; Fifth Row: Bruce Bartz Duray Smith David Gordon, Rocky Gold, Gary Vick, Jerry Don Glasscock. 53 G.A.A 9 support atblefics. li liw in «wnra i  « M f « «int rii i wmmmSi 54 1. Mrs. Latta, Mrs. Caldwell and Mrs. Badgett presented this victory cake to the boys before the Ozona game. 2. The cheerleaders present Mrs. Kordzik a mum showing their thanks and appreciation for her sponsoring and help. 3. Mickey Mooney anticipates a pie in the face during a pep rally stunt. 4. Ready for the cheerleader tryouts are Debbie Kemp and Trina Powers. Note Trina ' s Bo Derek hairdo. 5. Friends: Linda Smith, Cody Gold, Janie Gold, and Jamie Condra. They are pleased about the cheerleading tryouts. lUlt Kneeling: Trina Powers, Beth Bartz, Cody Gold, Janie Gold, Linda Smith, Mickey Mooney. Front Row: Mrs. Kordzik — Sponsor, Shelli Whalen, Marina Fernandez, Hermelmda Robles, Patricia Perez, Tern Threadgill, Sheryl Brown, Alissa Adkins, Fran Friess, Donna Reber, Eloisa Perez, Susan Allen. Second Row: Cissy Gallegos, Annette Wilson, LaDonna King, Rosie Zapata, Shelia Doucet, Emily Elliott, Jamie Condra, Annabelle Gonzales, Gina Reyna, Sonya Ridgeway. Third Row: Belinda Penalver, Maria Van Hoozer, Tonya ' Evans, Paige Pollard, Kelly Hicks, Hillary Hunt, Marche Lane, Karl Hill, Stacey Chandler, Louise Ingram. Fourth Row: Nannette Sanchez, Christe Gonzales, Delma Reyna, Sherri Threadgill, Jana Brown, Jackie Johnson, Tracy Day, Rita Lira, Marsha Malicoat. Fifth Row: Pam Merrill, Angle Bautista, Debbie Kemp, Lilia Virgen, Kathy Nelson, Brenda Carroll, Tonya Ridgeway, Diana Harding, Paula Friess, Nina Mata, Sonia Mata, Georgine Cuellar, Kandi Brazee, Deena DeMarco, Melva Valleio, Marisol Ramirez, Pam Marlow, Patsy Duran, Susie Torres. 55 OfUce Aides perform a varieiy of f asks. Front Row; Mickey Mooney, Trina Power, Mrs. Latta. Back Row: Gearge Wipff, Eddie Favila, Louis Humphreys, Jerry Don Glasscock. Jerry Don Glasscock, hard working office boy, manages to look almost awake during first period. Office Aides helped Mrs. Joan Latta by picking up attendance slips, running errands, carrying messages, etc. Certain of them picked up and distributed the high school mail from the administration office and serviced the cold drink machines daily. Louis Humphreys drink machine makes the sound like a machine gun during 7th period English IV as he performs his duty of reloading it. 56 LIbfaty Aides work hard. When it rains at the library it pour Front Row: Alissa Adkins, Tracy Day, Donna Kellogg, Donna Reber, Kenneth Jolly, Mrs. Kathryn Shaw — Librarian. Back Row: Mike McMillon, Wesley Barton, Brett Johnson. The Library Aides for the 1979-80 school year worked hard to help keep the library in order. They were responsible for checking in and out books as well as reshelving them. They sent out overdue notices, accessioned new books, and helped in the long inventory process at the end of school. Library Aides Daria Kelly, and Linda Reber are checking out books to Tonya Evans. 57 Right; Sandy Lilly watches Sheryl Brown, editor, as she types copy on the quad pack which will become page ? of this yearbook. Below: Sulema Exquivel and Christe Gonzales discuss the yearbook sales. Above: Sandy Lilly, Duray Smith, and Jeff Spencer goof off in class while Ms. Sappmgton is absent— gone to see her new grandson. Middle Right: Jeff Spencer, Janie Gold, and Sandy Lilly listen to the band and wait for Duray Smith to take a picture during ASU Journalism Day. Right: Christe Gonzales asks Lydia DeHoyos about a picture while Sulema Esquivel puzzles over another one At the far table, Johnny Reyna asks, What it is? Sheila Doucet and John Paul Bautlsta look to see what is going on, and Irene Muzquiz, right, seems oblivious to the others. This was a good year with a hardworking staff. They atttended workshops to help them put out a top quality yearbook and tried to make this one the best yet. 58 Below: On the ASU campus during Journalism Day, Lance Rey nolds shoots the picture which appears on the right of Brad John son, Janie Gold, Sandy Lilly, and Duray Smith. Btonco yearbook Seated; Ms. Roberta Sappington — sponsor, Mickey Mooney, Sheila Doucet, Sher I Brown — editor, Christe Gonzales, Irene Muzquiz, LydIa DeHoyos; Standing: Duray Smith, Sandy Lilly, Janie Gold, Brad Johnson, John Paul Bautista, Lance Reynolds, Johnny Reyna, and ,. Sulema Esquivel. Not pictured: Diana Green, Cyndi Phillips, and Linda Smith. Nafional Honot Qociety 60 Front Row: Linda Smith, Lynn Nadrachal, Debbie Perez, Annabelle Gonzales. Second Row: Yolanda Avila, Nora Galindo, Kan Hill, Maria B. Gonzales, Sheila Doucet, Mickey Mooney, Emily Elliott, Jamie Condra, Kandis Carta, Carrie Dobbs, Alissa Adkins. Third Row: Stephanie Short, Caria Lee, Peter Gomez, Hillary Hunt, Paige Pollard, Diana Harding, Mary Jo Lynch, Lidia DeHoyos, Raquel Salazar. Fourth Row: Kevin De Borde, Enrique Sanchez, David Martin, Leticia Chavez, Marche Lane, JoAnn Guerra, Paula Friess, RaeAnn Bible. Fifth Row: Lee Burch, Louis Humphreys, Kent Cagle, Mrs. McAndrew, Lee Renfroe. New Inductees Susan Allen, Beth Bartz, Ervey Valleio, Kathy White, Angela Bautista, John Blankenship, Mary Hanna, Wade Hopkins, Steve Jennings, Jackie Johnson, Donna Kellog, Anna Martinez, Pam Merrill, Cody Moenning, Eric Neal, Cathy Polocek, Rick Powers, Delma Reyna, Tonya Ridgeway, Nanette Sanchez, Scott Savell, Julie Stewart, Gina Thompson, and Maray West. The National Honor Society had an exciting year as it tried to meet the challenge of leadership and scholar- ship at Sonora High. The first activity was a bake sale held during Sutton County Days in August. President — Debbie Perez, Vice-President — Linda Smith, Secretary — Lynn Nadrachal, and Treasurer — Annabelle Gonzales set the pace for the new year. They organized the Honor Society ' s face-painting booth at the Halloween Carnival. In February came the annual Honor Society Valen- tine Sale. The members dashed about selling, making, and delivering Valentines. The induction ceremony for new members was held on April 6, 1980, following it the NHS members and their parents attended a reception in their honor. Top: Jamie Condra and Paige Pollard present the NHS memorial to Joey Kirby and Kelly Jo Hicks. Bottom: Carrie Dobbs and Peter Gomez recognize the Juniors. Gets Things Done Upper Left: Hillary Hunt, Emily Elliott and Enrique Sanchez pre- pare the punch for the NHS reception in the Homemaking depart- ment. Upper Right: After the induction ceremony, NHS members talk over refreshments. Middle Left: Scott Savell lights a new beginning with the NHS while Mr. Jones awaits another new member. Middle Right: As Nanette Sanchez concentrates on lighting her candle, the induction ceremony continues. Lower Left: Beth Bartz receives her membership certificate and pen from principal, Don Jones. 61 Choir pfesents spring concert. FV.3H r Hh HR . JT ' ' Above: The mixed choir sings Saturday the Water is Wide, Top Left: The Girls ' Ensemble sings Married to a Soldier, Top Right: Susan Allen sin What Would I Do Without My Music. 62 Choif is a gtowing gtoup. The choir has been active this year, participating in solo and ensemble contest at Brownwood and, for the first time, in regional U.I.L. choir contest in Stephenville. Twenty-eight will be going to Austin June 2, 1980 for state solo and ensemble contest. Other activities included performing for Lions ' club, a Christmas concert and a spring concert. Front Row: Susan Allen, Alissa Adkins, Marl Gonzales. Second Row: Marina Fernandez, Diana Greene, Jane Ramirez, Tammy McCurdy. Third Row: Christe Gonzales, Kathi Nelson, Angela Green. Fourth Row: Ella Longoria, Mickey Mooney, Caria Lee. Fifth Row: Terry Martin, Johnny Doan, Ricky Day. Sixth Row: Director— Beverly Caldwell, Ricky Sanchez, Tim Flowers. 63 IndustHal Afts builds skills in cabinet making, small engine repair, leather-working, and welding. 1 . Mike Phillips installs screws to fasten the top on a chess table. 2. Jeff Mitchell and Lance Reynolds work to finish their woodworking projects. 3. Coach Wuest helps Raymundo Ramos match wood as Rodney Oliver checks over his. 4. Busy working on their class projects are Johnny Doan (stooping over), Weyland Dobbs, Billy Jerni- gan, and Mike Phillips. 5. Enrique Sanchez uses a joiner to make a straight edge. 64 FIRST ROW: David Sanchez, John Paul Bautista, Eddie Favila, Enrique Sanchez, David Reyna, Coach Wuest; SECOND ROW: Ervey Vellejo, George Sanchez, Rickey Wright, David Bessera, Eddie Vellejo, Wade Hopkins, Billy Jernigan; THIRD ROW: Ricky Day, Luke Sanchez, Ben Ingham, Weyland Dobbs, Jerry Don Glasscock, Mike Pennalver, Rocky Gold, Johnny Reyna, George Wipff. 65 Coordinated Vocational Academic Education Qfudenis wotked on varied pmjecis using basic skills in general construcf ion. They learned by doing. Right: Working on the CVAE project are: on top, Julio Galindo; from Left to Right: Pascual Castillo, Francisco Torres, and Jesus Herrera. First Row: Larry White, Mike Lopez, Robert Puckett, Harvey Sepeda, and Alfonso Mendosa, Second Row: Francisco Torres, Francisco Gonzales, Lino Samaniego, Ricky Munns, Lee Arredondo, Pascual Castillo, Julio Galmdo and the sponsor — Mr. Roman, Third Row: Elogio Vela and Robert Munns C.V.A.E and V.O.C.L Left: Ricky Munns and Francisco Tor- res are sanding an old dresser they are getting ready to refinish Left: Working with a deer-skmning rack are Robert Puckett Ricky Munns, (above), Alfonso Mendosa and Harvey Sepeda Above: The boys move a playhouse which they have built from the shop to Its permanent location 67 DECA Club Teaches Qiudents To Work D.E.C.A. Club had a record year. The year started with 16 students working in different Sonora busi- nesses. The pre-employment lab class, made up of sophomores and juniors, was the largest so far with 20 students. The fall and spring fruit sale were the best ever. At the Employer-Employee ban- quet held at the Sutton County Steak House March 27, a new D.E.C.A. scholarship was intro- duced which will be jointly sup- ported by the D.E.C.A. Club and the D.E.C.A. employees. Steven Chan- dler and Delma Reyna were pre- sented as the first sweetheart and beau of the club. Fifteen students and four spon- sors spent the day at Astroworld April 19. The eighties started well! Holding the DECA club banner are Vice-President — Steven Chandler, Secretary — Tammy Van Hoozer, President — Sheila Doucet, and Treasurer — Tina Arredondo. 68 m ' V. ' '  K ° , ..:.. ,A.:.t V - . ' - T First Row: Eloisa Perez, Toni Ramon, Tina Arredondo, MarySamaniego, Tammy Van Hoozer, Diana Green, Sheila Doucet. Second Row: Kevin DeBorde, James Renfroe, Roy Turnbull, Jeff Mitchell, Steven Chandler, Donna Reber, Mr. Ferguson, sponsor. First Row: Tracy Day, Maria Van Hoozer, Jana Brown, Jackie Johnson, Daria Mobly, Pamela Marlow, Mr. Ferguson. Second Row: Sherri Threadgili, David Wills, Joey Trevino, Belia Penalver, Angie Bautista, Delma Reyna, Nanette Sanchez. Third Row: Myron Halford, Lilia Virgen, Herlinda Romo, Jessica Robledo, Linda Duran, Hermelinda Robles, Pam Merrill. MM4 ■ i m ' M Upper Left: Marshall Doran, Ton! Ramon and Tracy Day unload the last of the Christmas fruit. Upper Right: At the Employer-employee banquet, Eloisa Perez, Linda Duran, Mr. Ferguson and Steven Chandler received awards for sell- ing the most fruit. Left: This year ' s sweetheart and beau are Delma Reyna and Steven Chandler. 69 HECE students work in Home Economics relafed jobs. 1. Mrs. Elliott ' s first grade girls are being helped to read tineir Rainbow reading books by Rae Ann Bible. 2. Stephanie Short takes Cenisa Cauthorn to the nurse. 3. Stephanie Short, Rae Ann Bible, Diana Samaniego, Rachael Salazar, Debbie Perez and Leticia Chavez are members of the HECE Organization. 70 First Row; Julie Harris, La Donna King, Sheryl Brown and Rita Lira. Second Row; Susie Torres, Linda Samaniego, Mrs. Dian Keller (sponsor), Mary Lynch and Bruce Bartz. Mary Lynch works at the Food Center bakery. 71 Mighty Bronco Band is numbefone- 72 LEFTSIDE Ed Martinez Homer Samaniego Daria Mobley Flags Drum Major Kan Hill Angela Green Daphney Smith Marche Lane Yolanda Avila Cody Gold Angie Baulista THIRD ROW Kelly Cooper Linda Smith GIna Thompson Sulema Garza Tammy Hulsey Donna Kellogg Julie Stewart ClarabelleArredondo Annette Wilson Zee Wootan FRONT ROW Mickey Mooney Tanna Tyler Scon Savell Twirlers Maray West Sonya Ridgeway Eric Neal Mary Hana Donna Moore Caria Lee Rick Powers Hillary Hunt Clalene Stewart Maria Van Hoozer Norma Badillo Anna Martinez Laura Cayce Ceila Hernandez Patsy Duran SECOND ROW Anna Mata Marcie Mittel Tonya Ridgeway Band Directors Nina Mata FIFTH ROW SIXTH ROW Weyland Rapp FOURTH ROW Pam Merrill Joe Shannon earns sweepstakes in U.I.L NoraGalindo Emily Elliott Randy Mounce Phillip Kemp Rene Porras SEVENTH ROW Kathi Nelson Alex Noriega Espy Whitehead Robert Noriega Debbie Kemp Beth Bartz Stacy Chandler Sonia Mata Co y Short Steve Jennings EIGHTH ROW Rex Surber Charlie Carroll Lance Love Brenda Carroll Devoe Smith Armando Martinez Marney Sorenson Andre Acosta Debra Zapata Bernardo Soils NINTH ROW Kevin West Mike Mitchell Alicia Herrera Rosie Moreno Linda Duran Rosa Noriega Allen Stewart John Blankenship Brad Johnson Chris Reynolds Jackie Johnson Danny Mobley Wesley Barton David Creek David Martin Brett Johnson TENTH ROW Mike McMillon John Pollard Mike Pruett Marshall Doran Thomas Boone RIGHT SIDE Flags Fran Fness Nanette Sanchez Cathy Polocek Paula Friess 73 £« - i mww : m -i (■Wfc TS-- ,igftfe . « M l j - , .r- — .— j; — Top: The marching band practices their routine tor halt-time. Middle Left: A scene from the Christmas band concert. Lower Left: Marche Lane and Emily Elliott clown around in the band room before a pep rally. 74 Band Sweetheart Linda Smith Band Beau David Creek QpHng concett scenes and behind fhe scenes Top Left; The stage band makes a hit with vocalist Susan Allen and Brett Johnson on a trombone solo. Above and Above Left: Scenes in the band hall as the band prepares to perform. Left; Memtiers of the baritone section take their places for the final part of the concert given by the concert band. 75 Twihlets and Flags add colot and excitement to matching band. Twirlers do their part during an outdoor pep rally — r Drum Major Marche Lane Twirlers MaryHanna Hillary Hunt Anna Martinez 7i Flags: Daphney Smith, Angle Bautista, Gina Thompson, Julie Stewart, Paula Friess, Cathy Polocek. Nanette Sanchez, and Fran Friess. Los Jovenes organize Spanish Club mi Front Row: Mrs. Wilson, Kan Hill, John Paul Bautista, Chnste Gonzales, Eddie Favila, Annabelle Gonzales, David Reyna. Second Row Graciela de Hoyos, Irene Muzquiz, Fran Friess, Hillary Hunt, Jo Ann Guerra, Linda Galbreath, Manna Fernandez. Third Row: Lidia de Hoyos, Leticia de Hoyos, Kelly Hicks, Julie Stewart, Yolanda Reyna, Kandis Carta, Mane Gonzales. Fourth Row: Vicl i DeMarco, Jamie Condra, Sulema Esquivel, Paula Friess, Jane Ramirez, Nora Galindo, Celia Hernandez, Tammy Van Hoozer, Billy Jernigan. Fifth Row Lee Burch, David Martin, Enrique Sanchez, Wesley Barton, Mil e Villanueva, Ervey Valle|o, Juan Mendoza. Sixth Row: David Sanchez Gary Vick, Ezequiel Moreno, David Creek, Jessie Vela. Learning was fun for Los Jovenes The Spanish classes of Sonora High School organized a Spanish club this year called Los Jovenes. The officers. President— Christe Gonzales, Vice-President— Eddie Favila, Secretary— John Paul Bau- tista set the pace for the new year. Meetings were held in the individual classes and programs con- sisted of stories, reports and games in Spanish. A special event was the Christmas meeting held at the Commercial Cafe so the members could enjoy a typical Mexican meal. On another occasion, Mr. Sam Perez, President-elect of the School board, visited the club and pointed out the advantages of being bilingual and urged all students to take advantage of their oppor- tunities. Mr. Perez not only answered student questions concerning the study of Spanish, but also answered questions concerning the school system. 77 Top; Marina Fernandez helps students in Mrs. Spiller ' s class with an ESL lesson. Above: Annette Wilson grades first grade papers. Opposite page, top; Hillary Hunt helps a first grade student mix paint to finish a Mother ' s Day gift for her Mother. Rosie Joseph, aide to the school nurse, checks immunization files. 78 FJ.A, members leatn about teaching as teacher-aides. They help in a variety of ways. Front Row: Marsha Malicoat, Donna Moore, Tammy Hulsey, Annette Wilson, and Rose Joseph. Back Row: Lance Love, Charlotte Wilson- Sponsor, Pam Merrill, Tom Schabel, Sheryl Brown, Hillary Hunt, Lee Renfroe, Marina Fernandez, and Jesse Vela. 79 Gtudeni Council stHves to serve First Row: Mickey Mooney, Kent Cagle, Linda Smith, Kandis Carta; Second Row: Maria B. Gonzales, Sheryl Brown, Sheila Doucet, Peter Gomez, Cody Gold, Emily Elliott, Hillary Hunt, Alissa Adkins, Phillip Kemp; Third Row: Mary Lynch, Johnny Doan, Gina Thompson, Jessica Robledo, Paige Pollard, Lynn Nadrachal, Christe Gonzales, David Reyna; Fourth Row: Lance Reynolds, Bruce Bartz, Scott Savell, Coach Donald Fatten, Marche Lane, Debbie Perez, Albert Chavez, Delma Noriega. The Halloween Carnival with its Spook Parade was the big project of the year. At Christmas the student council sponsored a movie to get gifts for Christmas baskets which they delivered to some 20 to 30 fami- lies. They sponsored a series of Southern assemblies and a dance for the speech meet. In the Spring, they painted a cross- walk from the High School to the Junior High. 80 ir k. Kandis Carta presents the Kindergarten in the Spook Parade. ■Bl A new feature this year was a train ride. These Juniors fasten wagons together for the trains. SEARS Riding in golfcarts, The Halloween Queen, candidates, and escorts lead the Parade of Spooks. Caballo Diablo staff works to upgrade school newspaper Top Right: During ASU Journalism Day, Tracy Day, Jackie Johnson, and Jana Brown take a coke break. Right: Bruce Bartz, editor, proofreads the Junior-Senior Prom issue. Far Right: David Gordon and Bruce Bartz seem to be waiting for the bell. 82 Seated: Ms. Roberta Sappington — sponsor, David Gordon, Bruce Bartz — editor, Lance Reynolds, Jana Brown; Standing: Bill Jernigan, Jackie Johnson, Maria Gonzales, Nora Galindo, Lee Renfroe, and Tracy Day. Not pictured: Gary Vick. Walking on the Moon Honors 80 ptoud to announce those who were chosen for special qualities to be honored by their classmates and teachers, or who distinguished themselves in competition. Will those whose names are called, please step up. You have been selected to . . . Walk on the Moon. Mr. and Miss S,H,9, Eddie Favila Nora Galindo Journalist Nora Nora and Eddie receive top honors Each year the faculty selects an outstanding boy and girl to represent the school as Mr. and Miss Sonora High School. Selections are made on the basis of scho- lastic ability, leadership, attitude, and character. This is probably the highest honor a student can receive. Sportsman Eddie Halloween Royalty adds touch of class Queen Linda Smith Escort David Gordon Sophomores Mary Hanna Allen Stewart Juniors Susan Allen Cades Pope Freshmen Sonya Ride way Phillip Kemp Q u E E N C O u R T c:77x cl20oL ja(Jo%Lts± 88 (2ocly o[cl £cLlu D at-iCa luncoz J-unLc ( dy oLd oknny J oan lomoxE i:z ob.h.c c:r{oixi • VoZLEqa curf-LLsn i iscvazi: LJZ£in man Sonua idqEUTau 7Eznanao amoi. Seniors Linda Smitli Kent Cagle Juniors Trina Powers Jolinny Doan Most Beautiful 90 Most Handsome Sophomores Linda Duran Richard Cowen Freshmen Melissa Ramirez IHarvey Sepeda 91 QmJUyiS BhdLi MdtSrJoU Paid Bcuuiistcu JumIoaS 92 PmomMies 93 WHO ' Q WHO IN ACADEMICS W-y . f-- ' l English I — Espy Whitehead English II — Tonya Ridgeway English III — Marche Lane English IV — Debbie Perez Drama — Peter Gomez Speech — Kent Cagle Journalism I — Bruce Bartz Journalism II — Sheryl Brown Spanish I — Lydia De Hoyos Spanish II — JoAnn Guerra Am. History — Marney Sorenson World History — Marche Lane Government — Maria Gonzales Algebra I— Albert Chavez Algebra II — JoAnn Guerra Intro. Alg. I — Lee Arrendondo Into. Alg. II — Randy Mounce Physics — Louis Humphreys Chemistry — Kandis Carta Trig. — Jamie Condra Biology — Cathy Polocek Physical Science — Espy Whitehead Advanced Math — Jamie Condra Girl ' s P.E. — Nereida Perez Boy ' s P.E. — Perry Don Draper Band Mickey Mooney Accounting — Paige Pollard Shorthand — Maria Gonzales Typing I — Anna Martinez Wood I — Wayland Dobbs Wood II — David Reyna Drafting — Brett Johnson Home Ec. — Maria Gonzales H.E.C.E.— Mary Lynch D.E. — Eloisa Perez Consumer Math — Enrique Sanchez Business Com. — RaeAnn Bible Geometry — Debbie Perez Art I — Martha Valdez Art II — Nereida Perez Choir — Susan Allen CVAE— Ricky Munns POM I — Andres Acosta Health — Delma Reyna Driver ' s Ed. — Gina Thompson Gen. Shop — Jerry Don Glasscock 94 Regional U.I.L. lifetaty qualifiefs ront Row: Kent Cagle, Debate; Kandis Carta, Science; Luis Humphreys, Science; Back Row: Maria B. Gonzales, Shorthand; Nora 5alindo, Spelling; Lynn Nadrachal, Debate; Beth Bartz, Poetry Interpretation; Marche Lane, Ready Writing. Not Pictured: Leticia Chavez, ihorthand; Susan Allen, Ready Writing. Susan Allen and Marche Lane went on to state and placed second and sixth respectively in Ready Vriting. Soil consetvation essay winners Left to Right in order of descending rank: Fran Friess, Marche Lane, Lydia DeHoyos, Lee Burch, Cathy Polocek. 95 8fate Choir Ensemble fe Front: Marina Fernandez Jane Rameriz Diana Green Alissa Adkins Debbie Kemp Tammy McCurdy Bacl ; Mari Gonzales Christie Gonzales Paula Friess Mickey Mooney Caria Lee Region Band Members Cathy Polocek, Area band Armando Martinez Mickey Mooney Anna Martinez ftPl fiC i District Band Members Front: Marshall Doran Scott Savell Armando Martinez Homer Samaniego Brad Johnson Brett Johnson Back: John Pollard Brenda Carroll Donna Kellogg Cathy Polocek Mickey Mooney Anna Martinez Angela Green 96 9 TA TE BAND 90L0S ■ EN8EMBLEQ First Row David Martin Marshall Doran Gina Thompson Anna Martinez Nora Galindo Brett Johnson Second Row Julie Stewart Donna Kellog John Blankenship DeVoe Smith Clalene Stewart Sonya Ridgeway Philip Kemp Third Row Fran Friess John Pollard Cathy Polocek Donna Moore Brenda Carroll Patsy Duran Mickey Mooney Fourth Row Eric Neal Marche Lane Marcie Mittel Tonya Ridgeway Rick Powers Homer Samaniego Fifth Row Kan Hill Angela Green Paula Friess Chris Reynolds Rene Porras Caria Lee Brad Johnson Marney Sorenson Scott Savell Linda Smith David Creek Rex Surber Lance Love 97 Citizenship awafd Raquel Salazar Kan Hill Coby Moenning Espy Whitehead All-disfHct one-act play cast Kent Cagle Beth Bartz Calvin Johnson 98 AII-disMcf basketball team Regional tennis doubles Paige Pollard, Jessica Robledo, Jamie Condra Cody Gold Mary Hanna Front: David Creek, Eddie Favila, Rex Surber; Back: George Sipff, Wesley Barton, John Paul Bautista, David Reyna. All-disftict football team 99 Regional qualifiers in girls ' track Jessica Robledo, Paula Friess, Rosa Noriega, Annabelle Gonzales, Tonya Evans, Marche Lane. Qecond in state 1979 Girls ' mile relay team 100 Rosa Noriega, Paula Friess, Annabelle Gonzales, Jessica Robledo Eighth in state in 800 meter dash Enrique Sanchez set the school record of 1 :68:02. Regional qualifiets in boys ' track Front: Joe Longoria, Enrique Sanchez, Albert Chavez, Eddie Favila; Back: Allen Stewart, Juan Mendoza, Cades Pope, Ed Hanna. 101 Outstanding athletes honored at all-sports banquet Girls Outstanding Girls ' Basketball Award Paige Pollard Outstanding Girl Athlete Award Paula Friess Boys David Reyna, Nathan ' s Award; Eddie Favila, Nathan ' s Award and Outstanding Boy Athlete; David Creek, Outstanding Boys ' Basketball Award; and Wade Hoplins, Outstanding Golf Award. 102 Breaking thtough Qports I ' ( I Qpoiis play an impoiiant pari in any Bronco year. Where-ever you find Broncos you will find Bronco Spirit which makes athletes who give their best to break through into the winners ' circle. Btonco gnddets have tough season Front Row: Eddie Favila, Peter Gomez, Robert Puckett, Rex Surber, Ricky Wright, Every Vailejo, Rudolfo Ramos, Allen Stewart, Joey Longona. Second Row: Coach Bob Snobgrass, Robert PonsettI, Enrique Sanchez, David Reyna, Ed Hanna, Ben Ingham, Johnny Doan, Hector Samanlego, John Paul Bautista, Charlie Carroll, Coach Don Patton. Back Row: Coach Jerry Hopkins, Cades Pope, Jesse Vela, George Wipff, Rocky Gold, Gary Vick, Wesley Barton, David Creek, Kent Cagle, David Sanchez, Mike Villanueva. The 1979 football season began in a sad way with the untimely and tragic death of star Joey Kirby after one week of practice. The demoralized Bronco team struggled through the early season handicapped by inexperi- ence and injuries. After five games the Broncos had managed only two victories. The spirited Broncos turned the season around, however, winning four of the last five games. The highlights of the season were a stunning upset of highly regarded Cathedral and a thrilling near comeback win against Kermit in the district championship game. The Broncos placed five on the All-District offensive team, five of the All- District defense, and also two on the All West Texas AA team. SCHEDULE Sonera 7 Coleman 14 Sonora 27 Bailinger 16 Sonora 6 Mason 21 Sonora 10 Big Lake 3 Sonora 13 Junction 18 Sonora 20 Wall 7 Sonora 14 El Paso Cathedral DISTRICT 7 Sonora 7 Kermit 13 Sonora 14 Crane 6 Sonora 41 Ozona 8 104 Top: Mike Vlllanueva puts the Bronco stump on El Paso ' s running back. Left: Gary Vick hollers to teammate from the sideline. Right: Bronco offense refuels at time out during the Coleman game. 105 Ptacfice makes perfect . . . well, nearly. Below: Wesley Barton wisecracks to Gary VIck, head down, during a lu in practice. Right: Coach Hopkins shows receivers how to run a pass pattern the right way during practice. 106 Coach Hopkins talks to the Broncos about the oncoming Friday ' s game with Coleman, but the players have their own prevision of Friday night. 1, Bronco offense tries to block Kermit defense as Eddie IS stung by Yellowiackets. 2 Kent Cagle and Mike find out that Coleman ' s back has more moves than John Travolta. 3. Candle realizes that he will have to face Coach Hop- kins as he walks off the field after a five yard penalty. 4. J. P. plasters dummy holder as Eddie cuts behind his block. 107 : Top: Bronco offense goes through plays during dummy practice. Middle: Coaches watch Bronco players during workout. Bottom: Charlie Carrol and other team- mates look at J. P. and others who piled up during play. 108 Top Left: Eddie Favila gains yards as Bronco offense makes a liole in Owl defense. Top Right: Enrique Sancliez makes a clean hit. Above: David Creek does not realize what could happen if he does not hurry up and pass the ball. 109 Depfh offbe young J.V. feam -« s i«i JiPiJWi WI Front Row: Kevin Westman, Jeff Barton, Mundo Ramos, Joe Shannon, DeVoe Smith, Timmy Doan, Rick Powers, Phillip Kemp, Justin Gray, Alex Noriega, Rene Porras, Rodney Oliver, Frank Gonzales, Thomas Boone. Second RowJoey Samaniego, David Chandler, John Blankenship, David Buitron, Marney Sorenson, Albert Chavez, Cody Childress, Jimmy Gonzales, Scott Savell, Randy Mounce, Wade Hopkins, Fermin Sanchez, Robert Noriega, Eddie Valleio, George Sanchez. Back Row: Harvey Sepeda, Clay Friess, Mark Doan, Chris Reynolds, Tom Schabely, Tim Flower, Bernardo Solis, Mike McMillon, Ricky Sanchez, Espy Whithead, Zeke Duran, Freddy Ramos, Joe Favila, John Pollard, Frisby Bible, Coaches: Roy Evans, Right Terry Cambell, Left ' Ji ' V. . Joe David Favila does some tough running to gam distance for the J.V. ' s. 110 shows promise foir ihe fufute Schedule Sonora 8 Ozona 2 Sonora 14 Brady 21 Sonora 7 Junction 14 Sonora 2 Brady 28 Sonora 27 Kerrville Open 21 Sonora 9 Ozona 35 Sonora 12 Big Lake 2 The Jr. Varsity team had an average season. They had a very large team which consisted of many freshmen and sopho- mores. Soph. They vyill be a good J.V. in their new district during the 1980-81 season. iToSZTd ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ° ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ° ' ' ° ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' p ' ' ' ' • ' pps - 111 Janie Gold named football sweetheati 1 . Rickey Wright gives Janie a congratulations kiss as he presents her with a bouquet of roses. 2. David Creek assists Janie while she opens her charm given by the Bron- cos. JANIE GOLD Sr. Ill MICKEY MOONEY Sr. I, Mascot LINDA SMITH Sr. II 112 Cheetleadets boosf BRONCO spirit fe _ P L«ei- ' ' -; Mickey Mooney Beth Bartz Janie Gold Cody Gold, Head Trina Powers Linda Smith ■ k ' « «v yt: BETH BARTZ Jr. I CODY GOLD Jr. I, Head TRINA POWERS Jr. II 113 Bronco Queens take 7-AA crown Front Row: Rosa Noriega, Jessica Robledo. Daphney Smith, Annabelle Gonzales, Back Row: Jamie Condra, Paula Friesss, Janie Gold, Coach Holik, Stacy Chandler The Sonora Girls finished a great season by winning the District 7-AA championship. The girls played excellent basketball all season. They put in lots of hard work and dedicated themselves to the championship. These girls displayed real character and sportsmanship throughout the season. They represented Sonora High School strongly in every contest. These girls are to be congratu- lated for an excellent season. Debbie Allisa Adkins. , Paige Pollard, Tonya Evans. SCHEDULE Sonora 51 Eldorado 36 Sonora 68 Del Rio 23 Sonora 46 Junction 39 Sonora 65 Menard 26 Sonora 64 Reagan Co. 50 Sonora 51 Odessa 69 Sonora 56 Wall 50 Sonora 64 Del Rio 35 Sonora 44 Wall 41 Sonora 49 Wall 44 Sonora 77 Rotan 60 Sonora 51 Ballinger 54 Sonora 58 Junction 48 Sonora 64 Eldorado 58 Sonora 57 Mason 63 Sonora 41 Wall 71 Sonora 38 Lakeview 49 Sonora 36 Greenwood 35 Sonora 41 Crane 53 Sonora 69 Del Rio 53 Sonora 55 Ozona 48 Sonora 60 Lakeview 44 Sonora 36 Crane 32 Sonora 36 Iraan 35 Sonora 68 Ozona 43 Sonora 45 Fabens 68 Paige Pollard prepares to pass the ball as she watches Jamie Condra, who is open. Jessica Robledo and opponent find them- selves on the floor as the action moves on down the court watched by Paige Pollard and Stacy Chandler. Below: Bronco girls are disappointed as they lose their bi- district game with Fabens. Linda Smith and other cheer- leaders congratulate them on their hard fought game. Right: Jessica Robledo goes up for the ball and taps it toward Paula Friess who is ready to grab the ball for the Bronco team. Paige Pollard sinks her free-throw shot as other Bronco girls await her second chance. 116 Bronco girls let Janie Gold know how good they feel about her presence at the bi-district game. Varsity boys have good season. SCHEDULE Sonora 54 Junction 51 Sonora 31 Eldorado 37 Sonora 34 Wall 34 Sonora 38 Iraan 25 Sonora 39 Wall 34 Sonora 33 Coahoma 51 Sonora 26 Wall 41 Sonora 49 Brady 57 Sonora 50 Rotan 48 Sonora 43 Winters 55 Sonora 46 Junction 53 Sonora 48 Eldorado 35 Sonora 45 Eldorado 37 Sonora 23 Big Lake 41 Sonora 31 Big Lake 24 Sonora 10 Greenwood 48 Sonora 48 Del Rio 41 Sonora 55 Kermit 69 Sonora 55 Crane 69 Sonora 45 Ozona 46 Sonora 53 Kermit 60 Sonora 51 Crane 73 Sonora 60 Ozona 57 Front Row: Kent Cagle, Johnny Dean, David Creek, Eddie Favila; Back Row: Coach Virgil Burge, David Reyna, Jesse Vela, Jerry Don Glasscock, Calvin Johnson, Coach Bill Shaw. The 1979-1980 season was one of improvement for the Broncos. Their season record was 10-13. This was a three game improvement over last year. The Broncos took runner-up to Coahoma in the Forty-ninth Annual Ozona Basketball Tour- nament. In district play, the Broncos tied with Ozona for third place. Also, David Creek was placed on the five member first team. Captains for the season were: David Reyna, Eddie Favila, Kent Cagle, Jerry Don Glasscock, Jesse Vela, and Calvin John- son. Returning lettermen for the 1980-1981 season will be Johnny Doan and David Creek. 117 Top: David Creek passes the ball to Jesse Vela who might be able to break Inside and score. Above: Johnny Doan passes the ball as Jesse Vela prepares to receive it. 118 Coach Shaw tries to figure out what Kent Cagle has done, and Coach Burge looks for the right bandage for his knee. Top: Coach Shaw talks about game strategy to game players in order to beat Eldorado Left; David Creek goes up for a two point shot as the referee watches for fouls. 119 J. V. girls gain experience Front Row: Gina Thompson, Celia Hernandez, Anna Mata, Delma Noriega, Debra Zapata, Tammy Hulsey, Sonya Ridgeway Back Row: Coach Holik, Maray West, Tanna Tyler, Alicia Herrera, Tonya Ridgeway, Julie Stewart, Delma Reyna, Elia Longoria, Coach Adams. The Junior Varsity girls basketball team had a record of 8-15, but this record is quite deceiving considering the experience gained, basketball skills acquired, and sportsmanship learned throughout the season. Although the wins were few, we experi- enced a number of highlights during the season. We shot 100% of our free shots against Crane. Julie Stewart was the leading scorer for the J.V. girls, making 238 points for the year. Tonya Ridgeway and Celia Hernandez were selected by their team- mates to represent them as captains in the district ballgames. We all worked hard to have a good sea- son. Sonora 19 Eldorado 43 Sonora 36 Junction 39 Sonora 50 Del Rio 32 Sonora 31 Eldorado 48 Sonora 27 Junction 35 Sonora 30 Lakeview 61 Sonora 51 Menard 37 Sonora 45 Iraan 29 Sonora 27 Lakeview 53 Sonora 42 Crane 46 Sonora 26 Eldorado 37 Sonora 40 Eldorado 49 Sonora 27 Wall 37 Sonora 30 Ozona 28 Sonora 30 McCamey 51 Sonora 48 Ozona 30 Sonora 28 Ector 34 Sonora 25 Big Lake 28 Sonora 20 Iraan 30 Sonora 30 Ozona 27 120 J. V. boys enjoy successful season Front Row: Chris Reynolds, Phillip Kemp, Devoe Smith, Joey Samienago, Armando Martinez, Marney Surenson, Allen Stewart. Seated: Managers Coby Moenning and Myron Haltord. Back Row: Scott Savell, John Blankenship, John Franklin, Dennis Jolly, Lance Love, Adolfo Elquezabal, John Pollard. Behind: Coach Burge. Sonora 38 Junction 30 Sonora 44 Eldorado 33 Sonora 24 Wall 27 Sonora 35 Iraan 19 Sonora 46 Wall 50 Sonora 56 Eldorado 33 Sonora 63 Eldorado 36 Sonora 53 Del Rio 34 Sonora 39 Kermit 77 Sonora 38 Crane 39 Sonora 44 Eldorado 37 Sonora 36 Ozona 31 Sonora 32 Ozona 35 Sonora 48 Kermit 49 Sonora 36 Crane 30 Sonora 57 ' Ozona 39 •Denotes District Ga mes The J.V. Broncos enjoyed a very successful season of 1 2 and 6. The Broncos were in position to win every game they played except one. The highlight of the year was a near victory over a very strong Kermit team that had won the previous game 77-39. The final score was 48-47. Coach Burge did a very good job in coaching the J.V. team. 121 Golfers swing into action SCHEDULE Front Row: Rick Powers, Cody Childress, Timmy Doan, DeVoe Smith, Kevin West, Coach Wuest. Back row: j eff Barton, Peter Gomez, Johnny Doan, Wade Hopkins, Tommy Sheppard, Marney Soreson, Myron Halford. Many close tetums mairk fennis season Back: Glen Mauldon, Steve Jennings, Eric Neal, Mike Penalver, Ms. Schultze, David Burch, Lee Martin, Armando Martinez, John Pollard. Front: Emily Elliot, Angela Greene, Hillary Hunt, Mary Hanna, Fran Friess, Cody Gold. The tennis team had a very successful year. They played in three tournaments, placing: Mason-4th, Junction-3rd, and Sonora-3rd. Hillary Hunt and Emily Elliott, seniors, served as team captains. Doubles teams were: Mary Hanna and Cody Gold, Angela Green and Emily Elliott, Lee Burch and Armando Martinez, David Martin and Eric Neal. Girls ' singles were Hillary Hunt and Fran Friess. Boys singles were Steve Jennings and Mike Penalver. Mary Hanna and Cody Gold (pictured at left) won second place in the district tourna- ment in Kermit. They were defeated by Ker- mit 7-6 and 6-4. In the regional tournament in Lubbock, they were defeated in the quar- ter finals by Canadian 6-4 and 6-2. 124 1 . Hillary Hunt decides the serve to her is playable. 2. Jennifer Spencer uses her racket as a back rest. 3. Angela Green serves as bus driver looks at the good form. 4. Clara Arredondo and Louise Ingram wait to be on the court and show their stuff. 5. Mary Hanna displays happiness as she wins her first match. Girls distHcf 2AA itack champs rfg- . X ' ■ ' V ' ' } ,€ ' , ' -v - .ji iSSfc ?  «•• . - - a vA ..,, ' ' ' SSr? Front: Kari Hill, Tonya Evans, Linda Duran, Annabelle Gonzales, Jessica Robledo, Rosa Noriega, Anna Mata, Cathy Polocek, and Susan Alien; Back: Coach Gay Adams, Stacy Chandler, Marche Lane, Paula Friess, Patricia Duran, Linda Galbreath, Julie Stewart, and Coach Donald Patton. BWws «r%K3rrr ,x.- i Jessica Robledo Qix qualify for regional The Sonora girls ' track squad, lacking in numbers but not in heart, completed a very successful track season. The team, led by three outstanding relay teams and many fine individuals, won many trophies and medals, but the most special achievement came on April 1 1, with the district championship. Six quality athletes qualified for regional and ran with great heart. Not qualifying for state was a disappoint- ment, but with all the squad coming back for next year, the trip to Austin could be accomplished. Regional Qualifiers: Paula Friess, Marche Lane, Jessica Robledo, Tonya Evans, Rosa Noriega, Annabelle Gonzales, and Coach Donald Patton, 127 Ttack membetgoes io sfaie Front Row; Juan Mendoza, Cades Pope, Rocky Gold, Scott Savell, Renaldo Ramos, Ed Hanna, Albert Chavez, (not pictured J.P.Bautista). Back RowiTddie Favila, Fernando Ramos, Joe Longoria, Allen Stewart, John Blankenship, Enrique Sanchez, Coach Evans. .« ' - ti j   ' The track team of 1980 had a hard year. They placed 3rd in District but qualify six for Regional. Enrique Sanchez was the only one to qualify for state. Enrique ran the 800m. and set the school record of 1 ;58:02. He was the only Bronco to go to State in several years. Juan Mendoza prepares to start the first leg of the 1600 meter relay. 128 a Enrique Sanchez starts the last leg of the 1 600 meter relay. Rocky Gold warms up. J.V. feam places fifst in DisfHct Front Row: George Sanchez, Chris Reynolds, Charlie, Randy Mounce, Frisby Bible, Tom Schabel, Hector Samaniego, Joey Samaniego. Back Row: Jimmy Gonzales, David Bessera, Joe David Favila, Mark Doan, David Chandler, Eddie Vallejo, Coach Evans, Not pictured: Coach Terry Campbell. 129 ■Hr Stage II Junior High Junior High Upper Left: Mr. Neal, principal, has the responsibility of keeping a smoothly running school. Upper Right: Mrs. Barbara Jennings, secretary, enioys her beautiful, new office. Above: The new Junior High School as it looked January 6, 1980. 131 New snack bar opens featuring such short order items as hamburgers, sandwiches, trench fries, burritos, frito pie, salads, and cold cut plates. Below: Mrs. Monce York and Mrs. Renetta Marlow take orders to be fixed and ready at lunch time. Left: Jacque Baker; Title I Reading Aide. Middle: Demo McMinn: Junior High Aide Right: Joyce Ridgeway: Sf)eclal Education Aide 132 di J Melinda Brandy: Health, P.E., History Reed Jennings: History Znobia Wootan: Librarian Willie Raphelt: Math Peggy Elliott: Science Weyland Rapp: Assistant Band Director Carol Love: Science 7 and 8 Nancy Tittle: Math, Decision Making Jmger Wagner: Special Education Luis Hernandez: Art (All Levels) Becky Cassell: Special Reading Pam Schuize; Science, P.E., Coach Carol Parker: History, Reading, Decision Making Beverly Caldviiell: Jr. Hi. High School Chorus Claudia Dempsey: Language Arts Frances Campbell: Language Arts Jacqueline Polocek: Language Arts, Reading Virgil Burge: Junior High Coach 133 Diana Arvalo Nancy Benson Patricia Bible Tammy Bible Jeffery Brittian Tammy Bolton Ida Castilleio Candy Cauthorn Amalia DeHoyos Christine DeMarco Rosemary Dominquez Anna Drake Lynn Duckworth Tommie Duran Tammy Duren Matt Favila Karen Fish Tony Garza Eugene Gonzales Barry Graves Norma Guerra Deanna Haltom Adam Hernandez Oscar Hernandez Lisa Herrington KristiHill Natalie Holguin Cynthia Hughes Roy Hulsey Larry Jennings 134 Mrs Love tells Ronnie Pollard, Adam Hernandez, Judy Merrill, Angela Rentroe, and Stephen Morris how this Juan Jimenez Rodney Jones Lisa Kelly Melanie Kelly Lora Lee Kordzik Billy Laxton Jackie Liston David Love Theresa Marlow Edmond Martinez Tino Martinez Joe Mata Mike Polocek helps himself to a cup of punch at the Valentine Dance. Eighih Grade setup for a lab experiment on breathing capacity viiil work. 135 Louis Oliver Gloria Paredes Kathryn Parker Jane Penalver Maribel Perez Ronnie Pollard Michael Polocek Houston Powers Laura Preston Graci Prieto Teresa Quiroz Louis Ramirez Olivia Ramirez Esequiel Ramos Leslie Reed Angela Renfroe Pancho Salazar Patsy Samaniego Darren Smith Bill Thompson Jay Jimmy Kieth Lisa Thomas Vaughn Wall Webster Tammy Terry Drew Tammy Tidwell Vickers Wallace Wipff 1 . Beverly White, John Ponsetti, Jeff Brittian, and Kristi Hill en|oy slow dancing at the Valentine Dance, 2. Getting Down! Even Disco Gets to Sonora Jr. High Students. 136 Seventh Grade Edward Mata and Janice Gomez enioy the Valentine ' s Dance. Stephanie Aquirre Betty Allen Gladys Arredondo Manual Arredondo Henry Avila Anita Balch Michael Barton Robert Seal Lonnie Blankenship Perry Brickley John David Castro Carol Cayce Ida Coronado Luis Contreras Kevina DeBorde Cathy Doran Patty Duenes Jose Escalante Leah Evans Robert Fierro Ty Fincher Victor Fuentez Elsa Galindo Sylvia Galindo Mark Gomez Arturo Gandar Mario Gandar Daniel Garza Elizabeth Garza Ruben Garza 137 Janice Gomez Anna Gonzales Jessie Gutierrez Oscar Gutierrez Darren Halford Connie Herrera Wayne Hi Margo Hinton Rebecca Hulsey Lisa Krosta Marty Lipham Victor Lira Alferd Luna Jody Lutlrell Karia Jungk Doug Martin Gill Martinez Edward Mata Belinda Ricky Aimee Scott Mendez Mesa Middleton Miller Darryl David Joe Patsy Moore Noriega Noriega Perez Veronica John Paul Rebecca Elsa Ponsetti Powers Quiroz 138 Ruben Garza and Tim Schabel soak up a little fall sun. Maria Ramirez Keith Rapp Joe Will Ross Danny Samaniego Regina Samaniego Elizabeth Samuels Abel Sanchez Ismael Sanchez Tim Schabel Debbie Shannon John Snyder Chad Stewart Greg Stewart JeffTidwell Dora Trevino Fernando Trevino Wayford Tyler Margarita Valdez Ton! Rose Ann Ronda Velma Vela Vela Vickers Virgen Beverly Lea Elizabeth Melanie White Whitehead Wilkin Williams Danny Mark Alma Wozencraft York Zapata 139 Qixfh Angel Acosta Mary Lou Arredondo Cone Avila Scott Badgett Suzanna Benavides Daveda Bible Jorgelina Buitron Steve Bolton Sheila Boone Brian Cascadden Traci Cascadden Milton Castilleia Jose Courtney Angela Renee Douglas Castillo Cauthorn Cearley Chance Chandler Peter Rachel Wayne James Mario Chavez Chavez Collins Cooper Coronado Rebecca Michael Kristie Bob Manuel Coronado Covey Cowen Crawford Duren Terry Don Chayse Abel Joe Daniel Duren Dannheim Esquivel Esquivel Farmer Getting the feel of the new classroom during open house are Randy Kellogg Grade Gary Freeman Samuel Galindo Gilbert Galvan Rosa Galvan Yvonne Gamez Patsy Garcia John Dale Gordon Nora Gonzales Lori Ann Guerra Kevin Harrel Cynthia Hinton Craig Hopper and Curt Kneese. Mary Bea Lisa Tracy Cindi Bonnie Huckaby Hughes Hulsey Irwin Jackson Dorothy Tessa Randy Sherry Curt Jimenez Joy Kellogg Kirby Kneese Alicia Daniel Glen Janice Alberto Lombrana Lombrana Love Lowe Luna Geneva Tamara John David Maria Mike Luna Martin Martinez Martinez McBride 141 Cesar Mercado John Merri Matt Miller Stacey Miller Debra Moore Eliot Nixon John Paul Noriega Louis Olenick Jesse Paredes Asha Patel David Ramirez Esau Ramirez Eddie Ramirez Sylvia Rodrigues Joe Allen Simmons Trudy Dell Taylor 142 Todd Phillips Laura Salazar Wesley Skains Philip Vargas Max Reyes Sonny Samaniego Stacy Snider Maurice Vickers Scott Reynolds Nadine Sanchez Carrie Sorenson Lesli Webster Sidonna Ridgeway Ricardo Sanchez Rodney Speers Lori Webster At open house Eliot Nixon checks the sink in the art room and Craig Hopper tries a new desk for size. IRST ROW; Tomasita Ramos, Caria Lippman, Kevina DeBorde, Stephanie Aguirre, Sylvia Galindo, Rosa Galvan, Elsa Quiroz, Karen Fish, isa Kelly, Maria Gandar, Gloria Paredes, Laura Salazar, Rosie Ramos, Jane Penalver; SECOND ROW: Gracie DeHoyas, Gladys Arredondo, ilivia Ramirez, Chris DeMarco, Jackie Liston, Flora Prieto, Becky Irwin, Karia Jungk, Theresa Ouiroz, Tammy Bible, Norma Guerra, Belinda lendez. Patsy Perez, Gracie Prieto; THIRD ROW: Stacey Kohntek, Eddie Ramirez, Chayse Dannhelm, Scott Reynolds, Mike McBride, James ee, Jesse Guerra, John Merrill, Joe Esquivel, Fernando Trevmo, Ricardo Sanchez, Gilbert Galvan, Beverly Caldwell — Director, Robert Wilkin. ilWR • 4iiSsA- IRST ROW: Tomasita Ramos, Rose Mary Dominguez, Jane Penalver, Ida Castilleia, Gloria Paredes; SECOND ROW: Deanna Halton, Pat iible. Tammy Wiptf, Angela Renfroe, Cheryl Hughes, Lisa Kelly, Nancy Benson; THIRD ROW: Tommie Duran, Tammy Bible, Chris DeMarco, ' ammy Bolton, Becky Irwin, Jackie Liston, Lora Lea Kordzik, Beverly Caldwell — Director; FOURTH ROW: Olivia Ramirez, Eugene Gonzales, iilly Laxton, Lewis Oliver, Pancho Salazar, Rodney Jones, Jay Thomas, Barry Graves, Matt Favila, Lynn Duckworth, Norma Guerra, Louis lamirez, Gracie Prieto, Edmund Martinez. (Not pictured). H I R 143 Gtudent Council J FIRST ROW: Mike Polocek, Drew Wallace, Tino Martinez, Judy Merrill; SECOND ROW: Peter Chavez, Tim Schabel, Lora Lee Kordzik, Eugene Gonzales, Cathy Doran, Rachel Chavez, Nancy Tittle, Sponsor. Johnny Snyder selects a piece of board. 144 C,V,A.E, FIRST ROW: Henry Avila, Zeke Ramos, Adam Hernandez, Keith Wall, Romundo Roman, adviser; SECOND ROW: Douglas Mounce, Rodolfo Sepeda, Johnny Snyder; NOT PICTURED: Tony Garza, Oscar Hernandez, Jesus Galvan, Terry Vickers, and Houston Powers. Houston Powers paints plate. a stenciled narr 6fh Grade Band iRST ROW: Renee Chance, Debra Moore, Carrie Sorenson, Yvonne Gamez, Tammy Martin, Nora Gonzales, Maria Elena Martinez; SECOND ROW: Bssa Joy, Cindi Irwin, Lisa Hughes, Deveda Bible, Todd Phillips, Trudy Dell Taylor, Tiffany Wallace, Stacey Snider, Jennifer Swihart, Janice Lowe, Lori ebster, Leslie Webster; THIRD ROW: Peter Chavez, Lori Guerra, Donna Sue Rapp, Wayne Collins, Doug Chandler, Kevin Harrell, Geneva Luna, Louis lenick, Terry Duren, Dorothy Jimenez, Lance Love, John David Martinez, Jim Cooper, Bonnie Jackson, Milton Castilleia; FOURTH ROW: Sonny amaniego, Angel Cearly, Cynthia Hinton, Sheila Boone, Kirk Kneese, Stacey Miller, Sidonna Ridgeway, Michael Covey, Courtney Cauthorn; FIFTH OW: Dwayne Freeman, Joe Simmons, Mary Huckaby, Tracey Hulsey, Rodney Speers, Rachel Chavez, Nadine Sanchez, Randy Kellogg, Scott Badgett, sssie Parades, John Paul Noriega; SIXTH ROW: Brian Cascadden, Craig Hopper, Traci Cascadden, Weyland Rapp — director. I ABOVE: John Snyder, Rodolfo Sepeda, Henry Avila, and Doug Mounce help frame a play- house. UPPER LEFT: Keith Wall helps steady the board that Tony Garza is sawing. LEFT: Adam Hernandez paints a stenciled name plate. 145 8fh Grade Sweepstakes Band FIRST ROW: Rosemary Dommguez, Lisa Webster, Tammy Tidwell, Maribel Perez, Candy Cauthorn, Lora Lea Kordzik, Nancy Benson, Teresa Marlow, i Judy Merrill, SECOND ROW: Maria Lira, Patsy Samaniego, Edmond Martinez, Lynn Duckworth, Drew Wallace, Kathryn Parker, Jimmy Vaughan, ' Rodney Jones, Barry Graves, Jeff Brittain, Flori Mesa, Kristi Hill, THIRD ROW: Miles Miller, Melanie Kelly, Darren Smith, Joe Mata, Eugene Gonzales, Tammy Duren, Pancho Salazar, Angela Renfro, Stephen Morris, Mike Polocek, Deanna Haltom, FOURTH ROW: Laura Preston, Pat Bible, Jay Thomas, Matt Favila, Billy Laxton, David Love, FIFTH ROW: Ronnie Pollard, Larry Jennings, Tammy Wipff, Roy Hulsey, Jerry Jimenez, Band Director — Weyland Rapp. 7 ) Grade Band FIRST ROW: Betty Perez, Margo Hinton, Janice Gomez, Regina Samaniego, Rebecca Hulsey, Anna Gonzales, Beverly White, Debbie Shannon, Leah Evans, SECOND ROW: Greg Stewart, Jeff Tidwell, Ricky Mesa, Daniel Garza, Danny Samaniego, Rebecca Powers, Anita Balch, Oscar Gutierrez, Edward Mata, Melanie Williams, Mark York, Jodie Luttrell, Tim Schabel, Robert Fierro, Joe Will Ross, THIRD ROW: Darrel Moore, Scott Miller, Darren Halford, Chad Stewart, Arturo Gandar, John Castro, Michel Barton, FOURTH ROW: Keith Rapp, Victor Fuentes, Doug Martin, Lonnie Blankenship, George Gandar, Wayford Tyler, Connie Herrera, Band Director — Weyland Rapp. NafionalJi: Honor Socieiy RST ROW: Kriste Hill; President, Mike Polocek; Vice President, Kathryn Parker; Secretary, Drew Wallace; Treasurer; SECOND ROW: Kevina DeBorde, ladys Arredondo, Patsy Perez, Karia Jungk, Lea Whitehead, Lora Lea Kordzik, Rosemary Dominguez, Anita Balch, Lisa Webster; THIRD ROW: Kathy oran, Melanie Williams, Carol Cayce, Ronnie Pollard, Eugene Gonzales, David Love, Barry Graves, Larry Jennings, Mrs. Carol Parker; Sponsor, Darren ■nith, Wayne Hill, Nancy Benson, Lynn Duckworth, Joe Will Ross, Oscar Gutierrez, Doug Martin, Chad Stewart, Rebecca Powers, Tim Schabel. History Club RST ROW: Richard Sanchez, John David Martinez, Milton Castilleja, Sonny Samaniego, John Paul Noriega, Peter Chavez, James Lee, John Dale jrdon, Kurt Kneese, Glen Love, Jim Cooper, Tamara Martin, Jorgeline Buitron, Nora Gonzales, Rachel Chavez, Reed Jennings; Sponsor; SECOND DW: Scott Reynolds, Janice Lowe, Trudy Taylor, Craig Hopper, Yvonne Gamez, Leslie Webster, Sidonna Ridgeway, Kevin Harrell, Doug Chandler, jurtney Cauthorn, Mary Huckaby, Stacey Snider, Carrie Sorenson, Stacey Miller, Bob Crawford;THIRD ROW: Mike McBride, Esau Ramirez, Edward ata, John Merrill, Randy Kellogg, Jesse Paredes, Bonnie Jackson, Tessa Joy, Tiffany Wallace, Stacey Kohutek, Gilbert Galvan, Max Reyes, Steve ilton, Darryl Halford; FOURTH ROW: Manuel Duran, Philip Vargas, Arturo Gandar, Robert Beal, Darryl Moore, Wyford Tyler, Jody Luttrell, Wayne Hill, )ug Martin, Wayne Collins, Janice Gomez, Margo Hinton, Greg Stewart, Cindi Irwin, Traci Cascadden, Tracy Hulsey; FIFTH ROW: Veronica Perez, )sie Ramos, Maribel Martinez, Lori Ann Guerra, Dorothy Jiminez, Nadine Sanchez, Rodney Spells, Chayse Dannhein, Angela Cearley, Jennifer ihart, Daveda Bible, Cynthia Hinton, Lisa Hughes, Leah Evans, Robert Fierro; SIXTH ROW: Daniel Lombrano, Angel Acosta, Jose Castillo, Dwayne leeman, Joe Simmons, Brian Cascadden, Donna Rapp, Renee Chance, Sheila Boone, Debra Moore, Michael Barton, Terry Duren, Victor Fuentes, iith Rapp, Maurice Vickers, Beverly White, Rebecca Hulsey. Eighth grade Colts Front Row: Louis Oliver, Jerry Jimenez, Billy Laxton, Tony Garza, Henry Avila, Mike Polocek, Drew Wallace; Second Row; David Love— manager Houston Powers, Barry Graves, Adam Hernandez, Stephen Morris, Eugene Gonzales, Roy Hulsey, Tino Martinez, Doug Mounce— manager; Back Row; Coach Virgi ' l Burge, Jay Thomas, Jimmy Vaughn, Ronnie Pollard, Rodney Jones, Matt Favila, Jeff Brittain, Terry Vickers, Coach Oliver Wuest. SCHEDULE Sonora 6 Ballinger 26 Sonora 31 Big Lake Sonora 7 Kerrville 6 Sonora 12 Ozona Sonora 15 Brady Sonora 41 Big Lake Sonora 26 Junction 8 Sonora 2 Ozona 6 The Colts eighth grade team had an outstanding season with a 6-2 record. After suffering a 26 to 6 defeat in their first game against Ballinger, the Colts went on to win six consecutive games, allowing the opponents only two touchdowns while scoring 132 points. The final game of the season was a very hard fought loss to Ozona 6-2, with an apparent touchdown ruled out at the one yard line. The leading rushers for the Colts were Terry Vickers, Jay Thomas, and Tino Martinez. Other backs who contributed greatly were Eugene Gonzales and Tony Garza, One of the bright spots in the Colt season was the out- standing quarterback play of Jeff Brittain. Jeff had a very suc- cessful passing year, thanks to help from receivers such as Mike Polocek, Matt Favila, Eugene Gonzales, Jay Thomas, and Tino Martinez. The offensive line that did such a fine job of opening holes for backs along with an excellent pass protection included: Houston Powers at center, Ronnie Pollard and Adam Hernan- dez at guards, with Jerry Jimenez and Rodney Jones at tackles. The Colts had a very outstanding defense also, headed by nose-guard, Ronnie Pollard. Ronnie was the leading tackier and seemed to be on every defensive tackle made. Other bright spots on the defensive line were; Rodney Jones, Adam Hernan- dez at tackles and defensive ends Terry Vickers and Barry Graves. Jeff Brittain and Tino Martinez did an excellent job at linebacker. The secondary was solid and did not allow a touch- down through the air the entire season. They included Mike Polocek and Jay Thomas at corners, with Tony Garza and Eugene Gonzales at safeties. The Colts enjoyed a very successful season, and Sonora fans should enjoy some very fine football in the future. Managers were David Love and Doug Mounce, and coaches were Oliver West and Virgil Burge. 148 Colt cheetleadefs Kathy Doran Rebecca Powers Anita Balch Kathryn Parker Judy Merrill KristyHill The 1979 seventh grade Colts scored eight victories on their way to an undefeated season. The boys had the desire to win and the talent necessary to accomplish their goal. They practiced hard, never satisfied with the previous week ' s win. The line showed exceptional intelligence and strength, and the backfield consistently capitalized on the opportunities the line provided. With continued determina- tion and drive, these young men will bring home many more victories for Sonora. Seventh grade Coifs U.Tl 19 .t% mm ' i «a8i ' Front Row: Michael Barton, Darryl Moore, Victor Fuentes, Edward Mata, Danny Samaniego, John Paul Ponsetti, Tim Schabel, Mark York, Greg Stewart, Mark Gamez, Luis Contreas, Jose Escalante, Jody Lutlrell, Second Row: Doug Martin, Jeff Tidwell, Perry Brickley, Wayne Hill, Jesse Guerra, Lonnie Blankenship, Robert Beal, Daniel Garza, Joe Will Ross, Darren Halford, Joe Noriega, Alfred Luna, Wyford Tyler Mgr., Back Row: Coach Dempsey, Coach Adams, Johnny Snyder, Ruben Garza, Ricky Mesa, Ismael Sanchez, Scott Miller, Chad Stewart, David Noriega, Oscar Gutierrez, Victor Lira, Gilbert Martinez, Arturo Gander mgr. 149 Eighth grade girls ' baskeiball Front Row: Melanle Kelly, Angela Renfroe, Judy Merrill, Patricia Bible, Florie Mesa; Second Row: Lisa Kelly, Tammy Duren, Kathryn Parker, Tammy Tidwell, Deanna Halton, Olivia Ramirez, Lisa Webster— manager; Back Row: Laura Preston, Kristy Hill, Lora Lea Kordzik, Pam Schuize Coach, Theresa Marlow, Tammy Bible. 150 Eighth grade boys ' basketball Front Row: Edmund Martinez — manager. Drew Wallace, Louis Oliver, Billy Laxton, Stephen Morriss, Joe Mata — manager; Second Row: Darren Smith, Eugene Gonzales, Houston Powers, Larry Jennings, Greg Fluker, David Love; Back Row: Jay Thomas, Tino Martinez, Mike Polocek, Jeft Brittam, Matt Favila, Ronnie Pollard, Randy Metzger, and Coach Adams. The eighth grade boys ' basketball team won dis- trict championship with a record of 15-2. They placed first in the Junction and Big Lake tourna- ments. 151 Girls Front Row: Beverly White, Lea Whitehead, Rebecca Powers, Janice Gomez, Margo Hinton; Second Row; Betsy Allen — manager; Patty Duenes, Leah Evans, Dora Trevino, Veronica Perez, Aimee Middlelon; Back Row; Debbie Shannon, Melanie Williams, Coach Shuize, Karia Jungk, Toni Vela, Rebecca Hulsey. Not Pictured; Anita Balch, Cathy Doran. 152 Qevenfh grade basketball Front Row: John Paul Ponsetti, Arturo Gandar, Darryl Moore, Tim Schabel, Mark York, Jody Luttrell, Wyford Tyler; Second Row: Doug Martin, Wayne Hill, Gilbert Martinez, Jeft Tidwell, Lonnie Blankenship, Joe Will Ross, Danny Wozencraft, Oscar Gutierrez— manager- Back Row: Robert Beal, Michael Barton, Robert Fierro, David Noriega, Chad Stewart, Scott Miller, Jesse Guerra, Abel Sanchez, Coach Dempsey. 153 Eighth grade track Front Row: Cindy Hughes, Patricia Bible, Natalie Holguin, Florie Mesa; Second Row: Kathryn Parker — manager, Angela Renfroe, Judy Merrill, Tammy Bible, Olivia Ramirez, Tomasita Ramos, Patsy Samaniego; Back Row: Melanie Kelly, Lora Lea Kordzik, Teresa Quiroz, Theresa Marlow, Tommy Duran, Kristy Hill, Tammy Tidwell, Dianna Halton, Lisa Herrington, Coach Holik. Third in district Front Row: Louis Oliver — manager. Drew Wallace, Tony Garza, Barry Graves, Tino Martinez, Henry Avila, Eugene Gonzales, Zeke Ramos, Back Row: Coach Burge, Jay Thomas, Mike Polocek, Jeft Brittain, Matt Favila, Ronnie Pollard, Rodney Jones, Jimmy Vaughn, Coach Adams. 1 c Second at Eldorado, Junction, and Sonora meels. Qeventh grade ttack Front Row: Alma Zapata, Connie Herrera, Sedonia Ridgeway, Rachel Chavez, Sherry Kirby, Daveda Bible, Leslie Webster, Nora Gonzales, Tessa Joy, Stacey Miller; Back Row; Coach Holik, Aimee Middleton, Tracy Hulsey, Carrie Sorenson, Belinda Mendez, Bonnie Jackson, Carol Cayce, Debbie Shannon, Leah Evans, Rebecca Hulsey. District champions G m I f S Front Row: Jody Luttrell— manager, Danny Samaniego, Fernando Trevino, Jose Escalante, Lewis Contrerras, Tim Schabel, Ed Mata; Second Row: Oscar Gutierrez, Jeff Tidwell, Flobert Seal, Victor Lira, George Gandar, Joe Noriega, Abel Sanchez; Back Row: Jessie Guerra, Ricky Mesa, Ismael Sanchez, Scott Miller, Chad Stewart, Gilbert Martinez, Ruben Garza, Coach Adams. The team won first in Eldorado, Junction, Sonora, and Mason. y cr Tennis team Front Row: Laura Preston, Rosemary Dominguez, Lea Whitehead, Noemi Samaniego, Jane Penalver, and Zee Wooten; Back Row: Joe Will Ross, Darrel Moore, Edmund Martinez, Coach Dempsey, Miles Miller, Larry Jennings, and Billy Laxton. 156 Qiage III Elementary Elementary Administration Faculty Qtaff Right: Mr. Harold Miller, elementary principal, says he en)oys his work because he loves children. Mrs. Rex Ann Friess, secretary, always smiles even though her work often involves doing two things at once. 1 . Mrs. Jeanette Andrews: Special Reading 4-5 2. Rosa Gutierrez; Kindergarten Aide 3. Mrs. Loma Surber; Fifth Grade Aide 4. June Ferguson; Special Reading 158 Mrs. Annabel Wuest; School Nurse Mrs. Irene Speers; Special Ed. Aide (Hard of Hearing) Miss Maria Santos; Third Grade Aide Mrs. Oleta Kellogg; Special Education Mrs. Nellie Adkins; Special Education (Elem. J.R.) Mr. William Dempsey; Boys ' P.E. Mrs. Irma Favila; Fourth Grade Aide Mrs. Jo Ellen Neal; Special Reading Mrs. Yolanda Martinez; First Grade Aide Mrs. Carole Karnes; Girl ' s P.E. Nelda Hernandez; Second Grade Aide Mrs. Patricia Boone; Music Mrs. Lorl Soils, Special Education (K-2) Miss Elaine Newton; Special Reading (2-3) Mrs. Mona Simpler; Special Education 159 Mrs. Bettye Hardegree Fifth Grade Janet Barlemann Penny Clemmons Jose Contreas Idalia Coronado Mirian Elquezabal Santiago Fez Rita Galindo Jimmy Green Emily Gonzales Jason Hearn Nancy Herrera Sandra Martinez Kristi McCurdy Shawna McLaughlin Josefina Mendoza Alma Mesa Jeana Munns Shannon Payne Genaro Perez Jr. Michael Sharp Larry Smith Sharia Snider Rebecca Vela Luis Villanueva John Young rx K- ' t M ' ! - Mrs. Ruth Esche Christopher Aguirre Maria Barron Jodi Bittle Kelly Cahi Monica Castilleia Robert Davis Melissa Fluker Irma Galindo Dina Graves David Guerra Tammy Holguin Tammi Jones Kristen Keel Jeffery Kimbrell Juan Lombrana Steven Love Rosemary Mathews Russell Munns Lisa Parades Alma Quiroz Jose Ramirez Arturo Reyes Abel Romero Priscllla Samaniego Shawn Smith Jake Sykes 160 Mrs. Louise Barlemann Bridget Beal Rachel Benavides Michael Benson Sandra Blankenship Angelina Carrasco Johnny Chance Billy Collins Lourdes Contreras Kimberly Crosson Thomas Dehoyos Gay Ann Dobbs Barry Dodd John Dodd Christopher Driskell Holly Estep Javier Flores Marvin Jackson Robin Kneese Fifth Gtade Sondra Merrill Rene Ramirez Juana Robles Shannon Rushing Flora Salazar John Paul Solis Bertha Valdez Mrs. Pat Gray Amalia Acosta Rachel Castiileja Jaime Castillo Lane Cayce Carrie Cox Ismael Duenes Luis Escalante Valerie Flores Michael Friess reneGalindo JannetteGandar Jose Gonzales Michael HcKiper Tina Hulsey Leslie Lamulle Dora Lira ChristI McLaughlin Gina McMlllon i y - K Jkkt . JHr Vjte ' i James Miles Harold Pope David Ramirez JoeSanMiguel Alda Tobias Jari Todd Marshall Tyler PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 161 Foutih Mrs Benson Veronica Aguilar Mario Avila Raymond Brown CletoCoronado Forrest Crawford Cecilia Espmosa Christa Cook Zane Dunnam FransiscoGalvan Joe Garza John Herrera Curtis Howard Cynthia Gomez Greg Havlin Ann Herrera Charlene Hulsey Julie Jackson Lena Laxton Herbert Jones Bobbi Kelly Cody Lozano Geneva Lee Lancey Lowe Preccia Miller Felicia Noriega Candise Patlan Tommy Preston Ernesto Reyes Mary Ross Arthur Samples Jennifer San Miguel Maribel Sentena Tomas Zapata 162 Grade Mrs. Brown f i::-i Samuel Mata David McDonald Rachel Merck lAir ' - if Peter Perez Linda Quattlebaum David Ross Alicia Sanchez Dena Smith Roger Tyler Eddie Virgen Fourth Mrs Edwina Freiss AmyJane Arebalo Cynthia Arevalo Maria Baraias Kimberly Christie - . Robbi Dickenson i ' = ..z: : ] Neal Dunlap Tracy Fincher Scott Gamez Brandin Hickey Melanie Kring Rugo Lu|an Lori Marlow Joe Maskill Arnulfo Mendoza Jesse Noriega Edward Perez Jennifer Ramirez Genevieve Speers Donnie Tankersly Matilde Tobias Danny Vaughn Kelly Whitehead Johnny York Gfade Mrs Jan Pair y . Sylvia Arevalo George Arrendondo Eleace Bateman Tricia Brown Nelda Castaneda Michael Castelliia Jamy Cearly Brandy Chidrenn Amanda Covey Dora Escalante Alfredo Garza Elvia Garza Harlan Johnson , Tammy Johnson Cleveland Jones Shelley Jones Beatrice Luna Jose Mendoza Justin Stanley Sean Sumpter Rosa Trevino ' Jose Vela 163 Fourth Grade Third Grade Mrs. Raphelt Mrs. Brockman Joey Badgett Camille Cauthorn Salvador Castllleia Maria Castillo Keneth Conger Traci Donaldson Cynthia Doran Elisandro Duenes Mirella Faz Stephanie Fulcher Michael Fullen Andy Galindo Javier Gaivan Patricia Garza Rodney Haltom Lowell Joy Christopher Karnes Monica Mata Michelle Olenick Patrick Prieto Elisandro - f ,- Salazar r 164 Wheless Baker Kimberly Cooke Shayne Crosson Angela Dunlap Joey Dunlap James Gibson Velma Lopez Rex Love Jesse Lynch Darold Malik Matthew Miles Manisha Patel Erasmo Perez Jose Perez John Rangel Leeroy Sanchez Tina Smith Traci Teaff Billy Torrance Sylvia Virgen Thuy Blair Osbauldo Castaneda Joseph Castro Ben Cayce Marion Chalk Palmira Chavez Sabrina Crawford Terry Freeman Stephanie Hinton Gaye Martinez Lisa Martinez Teresa Munoz Cindy Ogburn Fred Sanford Daymon Skams April Smith Hal Snider Terry Taylor Francisco Valdez Linda Villanueva Bra ndi Ware Third Grade Mrs. Anita Lane |R ' . - vt J i Anna Balch Mark Esche Mirta Faz Albert Fierro Audra Galindo Clayton Graves Theresa Hale William Harle Patsy Herrera Gerardo Hernandez Deanne Hodges Mitzi Joy Jimmy Kneese Richard Martinez Pelra Mesa Norma Ramirez Carlos Sandoval Descon Spiller Michael Todd Anna Trevino Corina Villanueva 165 Mrs. Darlette Bloodworth Thifd Gtade Joe Beal Leah Brown Chris Chavarna Clinton Dooley Velma Flores Bernice Galindo 1,4 M Second Mrs. Margaret Burch John Gonzales Jennifer Ivy _ Angela Johnson Shane Johnson Sallle Merri Gerardo Mesa Kimberly Metzger Melinda Patlan Michelle Perez Robert Pope Wendy Ramirez Ramiro Reyes Carl Speers Jeffrey W Melissa Benavides Dessie Bittle CarlJ.Cahill AlberlcoCapuchlna Esmeralda Castilleia Russell Conger Lulu Coronado Patrick Dobbs Jason Donaldson Felipe Duenes, Jr. Julie Fowler Christopher Hanna : jt 1 Shawna Johnson Todd Keller Betsy Knight Manuel Martinez Dawn McMinn Melissa Patlan Diana Perez Nerissa Perez LaDonna Snyder 166 Graciela Hernandez Javier Hernandez Daniel Hulsey Melissa Lira Tracy Love Amy Pair Valerie Perez Vonna Pierson  . Richard Pittillo Elizabeth Rangel Abigail Samaniego Heather Samples Armandina Sanchez Blanca San Miguel Carl J. Vargas Robin Vela Brandy Wallace Mrs. Connie Burrus ' ) Andrea DeMarco Sandra Fuentes Abel Gamez Rosa Hernandez Melissa Jimenez Darrell Jones o Keith Wallace Jimmy Luckie Rosa Luna James Merrill Karl Owings Shanna Patton Jesus Perez Stephanie Powers Juan Ramirez Anton Reyes Holli Smith Deana Stafford Joyce Stump 167 Mrs. Marsha Patton Second Grade Chistle Adklns i«t?i Leticia Chavez Timothy Fowler n t j James Garrett Victor Garza Yvette Gonzales Ruben Gutierrez Fernando Jimenez Brittan Kemp Mikal Martin Janelle Martinez Carol Ramirez Cynthia Ramirez Raquel Ramos Tonya Rasberry Garanzuay Reyes Jeremy Spencer Larry Thompson Cathy Vaughan Tina Vickers 168 Federico Valdez Deyna Vargas ■yM.,4.. •tXj Angela Blackman Sabrina Carruth Monica Castillo Gllnda Castro Lorena Coronado Kristi Farmer Debbi Hickey Jacob Kimbrel Jose Lujan John Mastracco Debbie Mata Hector Mendezi Christopher Penny Teresa Perez Michael Perkins Donna Pierson Sylvia Sanchez Sammy Sentena Jacquelyn Skains Maria Solis Michael Torrance Rolando Hernandez aherry Hocutt Joel Mann !rica Martinez David Medina Leticia Ozuna William Peaslee aniel Ramirez Kimberly Ramirez Eric Sanchez Alison Schwiening Lora Skains Fhst Grade Mrs Sandra Elliott Lewis Baker Maria Baraias Rachel Favila Jason Fowler Eric Galindo Antonia Luna Consuelo Lumbreras James Marks Kendra McAnally Emily McAndrew David Mirike Shelly Morgan Christene Ogburn Lana Payne Oscar Perez Jr. Kelly Pierson Jesus Reyes Belinda Robles Richard Samaniego Jr. Angela Stewart Tamara Stokes 169 Fitst Grade Mrs, Joella Graves Mrs. Donna Hill . .iL Gina Abalos Laura Barlemann Rebecca Benavides Richard Black Olga Chavez Amis Gibson Esteban Garcia Francisco Guadarrama Billy Lipman Michelle Payne Kathy Perkins Rebecca Pope Melinda Rainwater Christopher Raney Alma Regalado Melinda Sanchez Peter SanMiguel Trinidad Sentena Jr. Timothy Shoemaker Walter Stubbs V xy- Andrea l;; — jCi: Virgen ■■■ ■; ' - ..ti ' - ) m ' Kelly Webster ■ 170 i . April Spiller t4- it Alfredo Acosta Vicki Anderson Bobby Arnett Susan Brown Joe Campos Hector Castilleja Ruben Castillo Robert Caruthers Charles Espinosa Tana Churchill Rosalinda Contreras Russell Crewlege Toney Duran Cindy Galindo Jesus Hernandez Michelle Lamulle Patricia Perez Sonya Pierce Ezekiel Reyes Elsa Rodriguez Brandi Smith Fitst Gtade Resource Class Mrs. Cherie Karnes Joe Alaniz Melanie Balmos Chris Bolt William Burch Amy Fields Melissa Gallagher Yvette Gamez Francisco Gamez Jr. Soma Gonzales Travis High Yvonne Mendez Lucinda Mendoza Rita Mesa Jose Ozuna Troy Payne Pedro Perez Lone Renegar Lorie Renfroe Craig Speers Lyie Spurlock Patricia Stump Turkey Trot from the first grade Thanksgiving program. Blayze Sykes . 171 Miss Wanda Nixon Louis Castro Terrill Call Cenisa Cauthorn Laura Chalk Federico Chavez Charles Draper Dana Evans Erica Fonseca Max Gamez Ella Herrera Melissa Hougue David Hooper Jenny Jimenez Jessica Johnson Dawn Kneese Lozano Reyes Juan Luna Daniel Mata Jennifer Merrill Elizabeth Noriega Diana Tabarez Jericho Thorp Ruth Tobias Cruz Valdez Fernando Valdez Mack Wardlaw Robert Zook Mrs, Pat Merrill Blakely Adkins Jose Buitron Sandra Chapa Cheryloy Clanton Melinda Crouch Jimmy Davis Casidy Denney Steven Esche Tammy Fisher Melissa Fuentes Francisco Galindo Jesse Garcia Monica Gonzales Julia Jones Michelle Lozano Christopher McCall Daniel Morin Christopher Newsom Christopher Owen Alfred Perez Gloria Perez Richard Perkins Yvonne Ramos Homero Reyes Mane Samaniego Keith Skarke Jennifer Tankersley Roberto Zapata 172 Kindergarten Mrs. Barbara Tyler Charles Archer JodyCastilleia Belinda Barron Alberto Contreras Tern Craddock Heather Crosson ,M Brandy Edwards Caria Estrada Lee Gamez Juanita Gandar Sergio Guadarrama Melissa Guerra Christopher Hazelton Ignacio Hernandez Stoney Holmes Stephanie Kring William Lamb Jenny Lucky Ubaldo Luna Griselda Ozuna Lu Ann Peaslee KImberly Rangel Priscilla Sanchez Rita Smith Floyd Trainer Oran Williams Laura Wingren Miss Cynthia Feagin Javier Badillo ElvaCastilleja Larry Chalk Angela Dunlap Benancio Garza Christopher Garza Michael Harris Tami Hodges David Kemp Chad Land Jerri Marlow Maria Martinez Lisa Mata Melissa Morin Guadalupe Ozuna Vonda Patlan llene Perez Juan Reyes Christopher Rojas Amy Simmons Cody Stokes 173 New Qfudenfs Kindergarten Joshua Barnes Sean Black Brandy McDougal Keianne Pounds Julian Romero First Grade Johnny Flitton Laura Flores Andra Robledo Second Grade Shane Harless Deborah Harris Patricia Martin TraChell McDougal Third Grade Mike Harris Adam Pales Trey Rushing Leeroy Sanchez Ricky Subia Sandra Thuman Theresa Williams Fifth Grade Dwayne Butler It ' s Language Arts workbook time in Mrs, Burch ' s second grade class. Seated around the table are Chas Thompson, Fernie Jime- nez, Jake Kimbrel, Renee Rangle, Cindy Ramirez, Amy Perez, Sandra Fuentes, 174 August 14; W74—Afyui27, 19S0 In her class she is remembered as friendly, outgoing, well liked, and smart. 176 1. Mrs. Graves ' first grade Reading Class listens to instruc- tions for their workbook exercises. From left to rigfit are: Hector Castilleja, Antonia Suna, Russell Crenwelge. 2. Pete Perez, Trinidad Sentena, April Spiller, Angie Stewart, and Gene Smitti dressed as pumpkins, in the First Grade Thanksgiving program, 3. Mrs. Turners ' 3rd grade Reading Class listens to instruc- tions for the reading center, from left to right are: Russell Chalk, Daria West, and Mamisha Patel. 4. Mrs. Hills ' Ist grade Reading Class work in their work- books. From left to right are: Tony Duren, Patricia Perez, Edward San Miguel, Oscar Perez, Yvonne Mendez. Learning can be fun 77 mrw ' Pj Top; First graders wait to go into the classroom. Right; Mrs. Marsha Patton ' s third grade class studies math. Opposite Page Top; First graders in Mrs. Thomas ' room are hard at work. Lower Right: Third grader, John Gon- zales, swings at recess. 178 ? OOOQOOOOO 0000000000 OOOOOOQOOO 00000000 179 Via Satellife Ads Support these businesses that support the Bronco yearbook and make it possible at a reasonable cost to you. FOOD CENTER 600 Crockett Ave. 387-3438 181 Thorp ' s Laundry . : M -. 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Main 387-2691 202 i±n itt Gonzales Cabinet Shop 404 Railroad St. 387-3635 387-3390 Jungk Courts Welcome to Jungk ' s Motel Dorothy, Karia, and Pat Jungk 11 08 SW Crockett 387-3000 Enedina ' s Hair Fashions 330 SW Gonzales 387-2812 Sonora Youth Center Herman Moore, Manager 206 East Main 203 HOOPER TRUCKING Highway 277 South 387-2384 387-2030 204 Autogtaphs 205 Initiation Dessert by Jackie Johnson, Jana Brown, and Tracy Day Ingredients: several rowdy seniors 1 unwilling freshman 1 large puddle of mud 1 quart of buttermilk 5 pound bag of flour V2 dozen eggs 2 cups of mayonnaise 5 pound bag of corn meal 3 good sprays of molasses 2 handfulsof gravel 1 large pickup bed Several rowdy seniors take 1 unwilling fresh- man and roll well in puddle of mud; remove Pour buttermilk over freshman and add flour. Next, smash eggs all over the fresh- man and smear on mayonnaise, gradually adding corn meal. Then chase the unwilling freshman to the molasses truck and coat thoroughly. And last, take gravel and entan- gle in hair. Repeat this procedure until all freshmen are initiated, and the seniors are satisfied. Place several freshmen in pickup bed and drive down the drag until the mix- ture has hardened. Top Lett: In the tub, Rodney Jackson gets the molasses treatment from Luis Hum- phreys as muddy Curtis Lipham, behind, waits his turn. Above: Now an egg is added. Upper Right: Meet the Big, Bad Seniors, Ricky Day, Bren Johnson, Luis Hum- phreys, and, in front, Peter Gomez. Right: Looking somewhat like the Neanderthal man, Justin Gray displays senior artwork. - ' ..«-- ' - .  Tin On to Saturn closing section The Odyssey info Eighty has been only a special part of a journey begun in the past and reaching into the future for all except those three whose odysseys ended this year. The history recorded here was shaped by individuals who, in turn, have been shaped by this history. In the future, students appearing on these pages will be shaping and influencing history on a larger scale — local, county, state, national, maybe world wide, or even ...onto Qaturn. .4 ,:;:(-? ' =■••; ..• • -,•.-••  . ' iii ' - .- ■: f- ' ' y- ■ ■•■ ' :%•• -A - ' v. ' Debbie Kemp adds a final touch to the wishing 31, 0 and Bruce Bartz read the senior wills. BQIiqUef Linda Smith, Alissa Adkins, Page Pollard, Caria Lee. In the flower garden: Venetta Smith, Camille Marcie Mittel and Tonya Evans place bouquet on Green, Daria Mobley, and Angela Green. head table. r •— w Daria Kelly, Cathy White, Deena DeMarco Stephanie Short. Ready to serve the tea are: Armando Martinez, Gina Thompson, Anna Martinez, Rosa Noriega, Allen Stewart, Jessica Robledo, Charlie Carroll, Julie Stewart, Cathy Polacek, and Eric Neal. Marina Fernandez, Luis Humphreys, Kai Hill, Eddie Favila. Dessert iime Cody Gold, Jamie Condra, Janie Gold. Old Qouth theme featured at Juniot-Qenior Banquet and Prom given May 16 in 4-H Club House. Head Table: Marche Lane, Kent Cagle, Beth Bartz, Wayland Dobbs, and Kandis Carta. Mike Villanueva, Robert Ponsetti, Luke Sanchez, Jerry Don Glasscock, Billy Jernigan, Juan Capuchina, David Sanchez, Juan Mendoza, David Sanchez. David Gordon, Calvin Johnson, Debbie Kemp, George Tina Arredondo, Eloisa Perez, Mary Samaniego, Susie Mata, Rita Lira, and Marl Gon- Wipff, Dianna Harding, Linda Galbreath. zaies. y We could have danced all nighf! Evetyone enjoyed dancing to the D J. ' s selections. Opposite Page Top Left: Annabelle Gonzales, left, enjoys tfie disco pace — Jesse Vela and Linda Samaniego on the right. Center Left; George Wipff steps out to Cottoneyed Joe with Dianna Harding and Linda Galbreath. Top Right: Go, Johnny, go! And he went — like a wound-up spring that never ran down. Johnny Reyna danced and danced — and danced. Bottom: The floor is crowded for a disco number. This Page Top: Couples enjoy a slow piece. Center: Rocky Gold and Cyndi Phillips, Jeff Spencer and Tina Powers, Kent Cagle and Marche Lane. Left: Jesse Vela and Angle Bautista pause for punch. 211 Qenior vesper service is held May 18, in auditoHum ' ■ ' The Long Wait Top; Annabelle Gonzales and Cody Gold pass out programs. Top Right: George Wipff and Daryl Mobley. Right: Peter Gomez, Jerry Don Glasscock, Eddie Favila, John Paul Bautista, Gary Vick, and Robert Puckett. Lower Left: Jamie Condra, Lance Reynolds, Linda Smith, and Luis Humphreys. Lower Right: Mickey Mooney, Janie Gold, Rosie Joseph, David Gordon, Rickey Wright, Wesley Bar- ton, and Stephanie Short. Opposite Top: Jeff Spencer, Rocky Gold, Duray Smith, Luis Humphreys, and Sandy Lilly. loo.-.ononQonl I . ■ ' . Processional at lasf — so soon the recessional Processional Left and Above: Seniors wait to be seated at tine end of the processional. Lower Left: Christe Gonzales, Maria Gonzales, and Mari Gonzales. Lower Center: Sheryl Brown. Lower Left: Nora Galindo. Recessional Top Right: David Reyna and Lee Renfroe Center Right: Group stands for the recessional Below: Coach Patton, Tammy Van Hoozer, and Jesse Vela. Class of 1 980 begins new ttadifion on May 23 with commencement in Bronco Qtadium The impressive processional led from the field house in double columns up the track past the stadium onto the field. Top Left: Elizabeth Dean, Eddie Favila, Emily Elliott. Top Right; Peter Gomez, Rocky Gold. Center Left: Brett Johnson, Hillary Hunt, Louis Hum- phreys. Lower Left: Cyndi Phillips, Eloisa Perez. Lower Right: David Reyna, Lee Renfroe. Opposite Page: Top: The class of 1980. Lower Left: Debbie Perez makes the valedictory address. Lower Right: Raquel Salazar receives her diploma from Sam Perez, school board president. -■fi ri ' -. 4 Class of ' 60 goes ouf with a bang — of fireworks! On we speed — Hghf into the future — separately from now on. t Alissa Adkins r Armando Badillo Bruce Bartz John Paul Bautista y ' L yn i ' J Rae Ann Bible Sheryl Brown KentCagle Jaun Capuchlna Alissa Adkins — General Business Award 1, FTA 1-2, Choir 1, 3-4, GAA ' s 3-4, GAA ' s Pres 4, Student Council 3-4, Student Coun- cil Treas. 3, NHS 2-4, Basketball 1-4, Bas- ketball Captain 4, Track 1-3, High Honor Graduate, UIL State Choir Ensemble 4 Armando Badillo— Speech 1-2, Band 1-4, FHA 3, State Solo Ensemble 3, Football 1- 3, Track 1, Yearbook Staff 4 Bruce Bartz— Speech 1 -2, Yearbook Staff 2, Newspaper staff 2-4, Newspaper Editor 3-4, HECE 3-4, Class Favorite 1-2, Who ' s Who Among High School Students 4, Mr. Person- ality 3, Honor Graduate John Paul Bautista — FHA 1-2, Industrial Arts 2-4, Industrial Arts, Sec. Treas. 3-4, Spanish Club 4, Spanish Club Sec. Treas. 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Who ' s Who in Texas State Football 3-4, America ' s Outstanding Names Faces 4, Football 1-4, All District Award, Honorable Mention 3, All District Guard 4, All West Texas Guard 4, Track 1 -4, Mr. Personality 4 Rae Ann Bible— Secretarial Office Proce- dures Award 3, Business Communications Award 4, GAA ' s 1-2, DECA 3, HECE 4, NHS 3-4, Basketball 1-2, Honor Graduate Sheryl Brown— Transfer Student 3, FCA 1 -2, Pep Club 1-2, Spanish Club 1-2, Matmaids 2, Matmaids Representative 2, FTA 3-4, FTA Historian 3, FTA Vice President 4, GAA ' s 3- 4, GAA ' s Vice President 4, Yearbook Staff 3- 4, Yearbook Editor, Journalism II Award 4, Student Council 4, Class Secretary 4, HECE 4, Lions Club Queen Candidate 4 Kent Cagle— Speech Club 1-4, Speech Club Award 2-4, One Act Play All District Cast 2-4, All Star Cast 2-3, All Star Cast Area 3, All Star Cast Regional 4, Debate Regional Quali- fier 4, NHS 2-4, Class Pres. 2, Student Council Pres. 3-4, Most Handsome 3-4, Football 1 -4, Basketball 1 -4, Track 1 -3 Jaun Capuchlna — VAC Ricky Day Elizabeth Dean i ' 1 . .- I Carrie Dobbs Marshall Doran IS h Emily Elliott Eddie Favila f ..iuW 111) Nora Galindo Jerry Don Glasscock Brenda Carroll— Art II, GAA ' s 3-4 Jamie Condra — GAA ' s 1-4, Speech Club 2- 4, Speech Club Sec. 3-4, Vice Pres. GAA ' s 3, Physical Science Award 1, Typing Award 2, Top 3 of Class 3, Advanced Math Award 4, Trigonometry Award 4, Salutatorlan 4, NHS 3-4, Basketball 1 -4, Track 1 -2, All District Ricky Day — Industrial Arts 3-4 Elizabeth Dean — Transfer Student 4, 4th Place in Cosmetology Competition 3, VICA 3, Cosmetology 3, Vocational Office Educa- tion 4, DECA 4 Carri Dobbs — Transfer Student 4, Basket- ball 1 -2, Volley-ball 1 -2, Track 1 2, NHS 2-4, Class Secretary 1-2, Ski Club 1-3, Cheer- leader 3, High Honor Graduate, Homecom- ing Queen Princess 2 Marshall Doran— CVAE 3, DECA 4, District Band 4, State UIL Solo Ensemble, Indus- trial Arts 2, Band 1 -4, Pres. CVAE 3 Emily Elliott— Band 1-4, GAA ' s 1-4, Speech Club 2, NHS 3-4, Student Council 4, Bronco Mascot 2, Class Vice-Pres. 4, State Ensemble 1-4, Craziest 1, Best Sense of Humor 2, Most Daring 2, Class Favorite 3, Miss Personality 4, I Dare You (Danforth Award) 4, Band Sweetheart Nominee 4, Who ' s Who Among High School Students 3, Basketball 1-3, Tennis 1-4 Eddie Favila — Industrial Arts 1-4, Spanish Club 4, Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 4, Class Sec. 1, Shop Parliamentarian 2, Regional Qualifier 440 Yd. Relay 1 , Regional Qualifier 100 yd. dash 2, Regional Qualifier 200 meter dash, 400 meter Relay, 1600 meter Relay 4, All District Offensive Back Defen- sive Back 4, All West Texas Offensive Back 4, Nathans ' Award 4, All School Favorite 4, Football 1 -4, Basketball 1 -4, Track 1 -4, Foot- ball Basketball Captain 4 Nora Galindo — GAA ' s 1, Student Council 1- 3, Speech Club 2, Band 1-4, NHS 2-4, FHA 3-4, Caballo Diablo Staff 4, Pres. Class 1-3, Sec. FHA 4, State Solo Ensemble 1, Dis- trict Spelling 3, 1st District Spelling 4, High Honor Graduate 4, Miss SHS 4, Tennis 1 Jerry Don Glasscock — General Shop Award 4, Speech Club 3-4, Industrial Arts 4, Office Aid 4, Tennis 1 -3, Basketball 3-4 JanieGold Rocky Gold Peter Gomez Christe Gonzales Maria B. Gonzales Man Gonzales Janie Gold — Speech 1-4, GAA ' s 1-3, Cheer- leader 2-4, Head Cheerleader 3, Drama 1 -4, Student Council 3, Football Sweetheart 4, Basketball 1-4, Tennis 1-3, Tennis Regional Qualifier 3, Yearbook Staff 4 Rocky Gold — Industrial Arts 1 -4, Drama 3-4, Speech 4, One Act Play 4, Basketball 1, Foot- ball 2-4, Track 2-4 Peter Gomez — FHA 1-4, Industrial Arts 1, Student Council 14, NHS 3-4, Class Vice- President 1, Vice Pres. Student Council 3, Class Pres. 4, Biggest Flirt 1 , Mr. Personality 2, Class Favorite 3, Dansforth Award 4, Speech Award 4, FHA Beau 4, Who ' s Who in American Students 3, Golf 1 -4, Football 2-4 Christe Gonzales — FHA 1-4, GAA ' s 3-4, Newspaper Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Drama 4, Student Council 4, Choir 4, Spanish Club 4, Historian FHA 2, FHA Vice Pres. 3, FHA Game Chairman 4, Spanish Club Pres. 4, Spnng Sweetheart FHA 2, State Choir 4, UIL Regional Choir 4, UIL District Choir 4 Maria B. Gonzales— FHA 1-4, FHA Historian 3, FHA Pres. 2 4, Caballo Diablo Staff 2 4, Student Council 2 4, FHA Sweetheart 2 4, UIL Shorthand Regional 4, Shorthand Award 4, Homemaking Award 4, Govern- ment Award 4, Honor Graduate Marl Gonzales — Transfer Student 4, FHA 1- 4, Band 1 , Spanish Club 4, Choir 4, GAA ' s 4, State Choir 4, Basketball Manager 2 David Gordon — Industrial Arts 1-2, Speech Club 4, Newspaper Staff 4 Diana Green — NHS 3-4, DECA 4, High Honor Graduate, UIL Medium Choir Ensem- ble 4, Transfer Student 4 Julie Harris— Choir 2, GAA ' s 2, HECE 3-4, Band 1 -2, Basketball 1 -3, Tennis 1 Louis Humphreys — 2nd Place Sul Ross American History Contest 1, Boy Scouts 1-4, Speech Club 2-4, NHS 2-4, 1st Place UIL Science District Contest 3, Chemistry Award 3, World History Award 3, National Merit Commendation 3, Who ' s Who Among High School Students 3, Student Council 3, Class Treas. 3, 1st Place UIL District Science Con- test 4, Physics Award 4, One Act Play 4 David Gordon Diana Green Louis Humphreys Julie Harris 221 Hillary Hunt Brett Johnson Rose Joseph La Donna King Caria Lee Sandra Lilly Rita Lira Maxc Luttrell Hillary Hunt— Most Beautiful 1-2, One Act Play 2-3, Band 1-4, GAA ' s 1-4, Speech Club 2-3, Spanish Club 3-4, FTA 4, FTA Pres. 4, Flag Corp. 1, Twirler 2-4, Head Twirler 4, NHS Sec. 3, Tennis 2-4 Brett Johnson — 2nd State 4-H Team 1, Band 1-4, 4H 1-4, Football 1, State Solo Ensemble 2-4, 2nd State 4H Team 2, Stage Band 2-4, Industrial Arts 2 4, All Star Stage Band 3-4, 3rd State 4H Team 3, All District Band 4, John Phillip Sousa Award 4, Band Council 4 Rose Joseph — Outstanding Homemaker 2, FHA 2, Drama 4, FTA 4, GAAs 4, FTA Corre- Sfxinding Secretary 4, Transfer Student 4 La Donna King — GAA ' s 1-3, Track 1, Band 1 2, Basketball 1 2, HECE3-4 CarIa Lee— Band 2-4, Basketball 2, Short- hand Award 3, NHS 3-4, Class Personality 3, State Band Solo Ensemble 4, State Choir Solo Ensemble 4, Band Council 4, Scholar- ship given by Kappa Gamma Chapter Epsi- Ion Sigma Alpha Sandra Lilly— Drama 1, 3-4, Speech Club 2, Most Beautiful 3, Lions Club Candidate 3, GAA ' s 3, Yearbook Staff 3-4, Basketball Manager 3 Rita Lira— FHA 1-4, FHA Sec. 2, Homemak- ing Award 3, Student Council 3, FHA Pres. 3, GAA ' s 4, HECE 4, FHA Vice Pres. 4 Maxc Luttrell — Transfer Student 4 Mary Lynch — Halloween Queen Candidate 1-3, Lions Club Queen Candidate 3-4, Class Favorite 1 -2, GAA ' s 2-4, Tennis 1 -2, DECA 3, HECE 4, HECE Pres. 4, Student Council 4, NHS 2-4, High Honor Graduate, Presidential Scholarship from ASU Terry Martin— Wood Working 1, Homemak- ing 1, Industrial Arts 1-2, Woodworking II 2, Who ' s Who Among High School Students 3, CVAE3 Danny Mobley Mickey Mooney ■i: 1 i Irene Muzquiz Debbie Perez Eliosa Perez Cyndi Phillips Paige Pollard Robert Puckett Mary Jo Lynch Lee Renfroe David Reyna Danny Mobley- CVAE3 -Band 1-4, Industrial Arts 2, Mickey Mooney— Band 1-4, Flags 2-3, NHS 2-4, State Solo Ensemble 3-4, FTA 3, Band Award 4, All District Band 4, All Regional Band 4, GAA ' s 4, Mascot 4, Annual Staff 4, Band Vice Pres. 4, Student Council Vice- Pres. 4, Honor Graduate Irene Muzquiz— PEL 1, FHA 1-3, FHA Sec. 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Spanish Club 4 Debbie Perez— English I Award 1, DECA 1, Biology Award 2, Spanish Award 2, NHS 2-4, Accounting Award 3, Citizenship Award 3, Top 3 Award 3, Student Council 3-4, Annual Staff 3, Vice-Pres. 3, English Award 4, Geometry Award 4, Valedictorian 4, HECE 4, NHS Pres. 4, HECE Sec.-Treas. 4 Eloisa Perez— FHA 1-3, FTA 3, DECA Award 4, DECA 4, GAA ' s 4 Cyndi Phillips — Homecoming Candidate 1- 2, 4, Track Award (District State) 1, Girls League, Pep Club 1-4, Track 1-2, Class Sec. 2, Dansforth Award 3, Who ' s Who Among High School Students 3-4, Varsity Club 3-4, Student Council 3-4, Pom Pom 3, Student Council Sec. 3, Pom-Pom Captain 3, Cheer- leader 4, Girls League Pres. 4, Varsity Club Sec. 4, Transfer Student 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Paige Pollard— GAA ' s 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1 -3, Honorable Mention Guard 2, NHS 2-4, Speech Club 2-4, English Award 3, 1st Team District 3-4, Field Goal Award 3-4, Out- standing Basketball Award 4, High Honor Graduate, Accounting Award 4, Student Council 4, Class Treas. 4 Robert Puckett— Football 3-4 Lee Renfroe— UIL Spelling 2-4, NHS 3-4, Industrial Arts 3, Honor Graduate, Newspa- per Staff 4, FTA 4 Johnny Reyna Lance Reynolds RaquelSalazar Diana Samaniego 1 ' V:, g| i , David Reyna — Industrial Arts Club 1, 3-4, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, All District Hon- orable Mention 3, FHA 3, Industrial Arts Pres. 3-4, Nathans ' Award Co-Winner 4, All District Offensive 4, All District Defense 4, Football Captain 4, Woodworking II Award 4 Johnny Reyna — Basketball 1-3, Industrial Arts 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4 Lance Reynolds — One Act Play 1 -4, One Act Honorable Mention 2, Football 3, Speech Club 3-4, Speech Club Pres. 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Raquel Salazar— P.E. Award 1, FHA 1, FTA 3, NHS 3-4, FTA Treas. 3, Citizenship Award 4, HECE 4, HECE Vice Pres. Diana Samaniego — FHA 2-3, Yearbook Staff 3, HECE 4 Linda Samaniego— FHA 2, HECE 4 Mary Samaniego— FHA 2-4, DECA 4 Enrique Sanchez — Football 1-4, District Honorable Mention 4, Defense Back 4, Track 1-4, Regional in Mile 1, Regional in 880 3, Regional in quarter mile 4, Regional in Mile 4, 6th in State in 880m (Breaking Sonora Record held since 1963), Industrial Arts 2-4, Industrial Arts Vice Pres. 3, FHA 1, NHS 3-4, Woodworking Award 3, Consumer Math Award 4, Honor Graduate Stephanie Short- GAA ' S 1-3, FTA 1-3, Bas- ketball 1-2, Track 1-2, NHS 2-4, FTA Histo nan 2, Top 3 of Class 3, FTA Pres. 3, HECE 4, Honor Graduate 4 Duray Smith — Speech Club 1-4, Drama 1-4, Track 1, Industrial Arts 2, Basketball 3, Yearbook Staff 4 Linda Samaniego Mary Samaniego David Sanchez Enrique Sanchez Stephanie Short Duray Smith 223 Linda Smith Jeffrey Spencer Susie Torres Linda Smith— State Solo Ensemble 1-4, Band 1-4, GAA ' s 1-4, Speech Club 1-4, Bas- ketball 1-2, English II Award 2, Student Council 2-4, NHS 2-4, Class Sec. 2, Cheer- leader 3-4, Who ' s Who Among High School Students 3, Band Sweetheart Nominee 3, Class Sec. 3, Halloween Queen 4, Band Sweetheart 4, Most Beautiful 4, Student Council Sec. 4, Band Pres. 4, Vice Pres. NHS, High Honor Graduate, Yearbook Staff 4 Jeffery Spencer— 1st Place Athletic Award 1-3, Basketball 1-3, Golf 1-3, Speech Drama 1-4, Football 1-3, Track 1-3, Year- book Staff 4 Susie Torres— FHA 1-3, FHA Parliamenta- rian 2-3, HECE4, GAA ' s4 Roy Turnbull— Transfer Student 4, FFA 1 -3, DECA 3-4, Drama 4, Speech 4 Tammy Van Hoozer— 4-H 1-4, FTA 1-2, Band 1-3, 4-H Parliamentarian 1 4, 2nd State 4H Team 2, 4-H Sweetheart 2, 4-H Reporter 2-3, State Solo Ensemble 3, DECA Sec. 4, DECA 4 Jesse Vela— Basketball 1-2 4, Track 1, Football 2-4, Spanish Club 4 Gary Vick — Student Council 1, Speech Club 1, 3-4, Industrial Arts 1-4, Industrial Arts Sec. 1, Track 3-4, Honorable Mention Foot- ball 4, Spanish 4, Newspaper Staff 4 George Wipff — Football 1-4, All District Defensive Tackle 4, Industrial Arts 4 Ricky Wright— Speech Club 1-4, Band 1, Football 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 1-2, Industrial Arts 1-3, Debate 3-4, One-Act Play 4, Honorable Mention Football 4 GaryVick Ricky Wright Hi W san angeio. cexas 224 z; : i ..,„ — A V i ■ ' - '  -?;. 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