Sonora High School - Bronco Yearbook (Sonora, TX)

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SMILES. Playing with the toys he received at the Christmas class party, second grader Adrian Sanchez smiles approval. BALLOONS. The balloon man evidently visited the class party in session in Mrs. June Williams ' second grade room. Shown are: Nicole Earp, Adrian Noriega, Yvonne Madris, Robbie Yeats, Dawn Beebee, Roman Flynn, and James Carnachan. CALCULATING MERRY CHRISTMAS. Making a special calculator for their door decroation entry are students of Mrs. Jan Solsbery ' s 6 D math class: Hal Snider, Darrel Malik, Brandi Ware, Anna Mesa, Russell Chalk, Kirk Jo y, and Ben Cayce. 1 2 The Daze Before Christmas

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he Daze Before Christmas ' Twas the days before Christmas, and all through the school everything was stirring--even the Junior High Student Council. The junior high doors were all decorated with great CHRISTMAS AROUND THE WORLD. First grader Becky Lumbreras represents an Italian gift giver in the first grade Christmas program. CHRISTMAS BOXES. With a chicken, Philip Kemp readies this student council box for the needy. care in hopes high school art classes would be impressed with one of theirs. The JHSC went to painstaking care, deco rating with angelic hair. They sponsored the Snowball Ex- press viewed prior to Christmas dismiss. Eighth homemaking gave a tea and served the junior high faculty. (Continued; ITALY. In the first grade program. Erika Rangel brings the baby for the nativity scene as is the custom in Italy. Student Lite 1 i

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PARTY TIME! All ready for the rest of the party are first graders Kelly Kiowki and Amy Patton. J he Daze Before Christmas Needless to say, to all our surprise, CVAE sponsored a successful toy drive. They cleaned, scrubbed, repaired the toys in hopes of pleasing needy girls and boys. On Monday the sixth, the Spanish Club met in anticipation of the gifts they would get. They munched enchiladas, arroz, and bunelos, afterwards joining to sing Christmas carols. Second and fourth period classes of homemak- ing gave staff and faculty tea for the taking. The In- dustrial Arts Club was soon devising a Mexican dinner, which wasn ' t surprising. This dinner, which occurs each and every year, brings the faculty fun and wholesome good cheer. The choir was busily planning their part of Christmas spirit, straight from the heart. Decorating the tree was just part of their plan to prepare for St. Xick. yes, that jolly old man. (Continued; FACULTY TEA. Teachers Charlott Wilson. Jan Howe, and Nancy Womak sample the goodies prepared by fourth period Homemak- ing I class. LOOK! Seemingly pleased, fourth graders Emilv McAndrew and Betsv Knight show their gifts. 5 r Student Life i 3