Sonora High School - Bronco Yearbook (Sonora, TX)

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SENIORS Senior Class Officers NOIMA BADILLO: Band 13, FHA 1, Spanish Club 3, Basketball Manager 2-3; 2nd 3rd in Fire Prevention Poster 4 NAT! ' ' ■ Band 13, State Marching Contest 2-3, NHS 24. Spanish Club 2-3. Spanish II Award 3. Library aide 4; 4-H 1-4. Keys Caruthers Memorial Scholarship 4. Soil and Water Conservation Essay 4lh place 3, High Honor Graduate, Can Scholarship, Accounting Award 4. Speech Club 1-4. One-Act Play 4, Yearbook 2,4, Newspaper 3, Office Aide 3-4, Football 1-4. 2nd All-District Defense 2, 1st All- District Defense 3, 2nd All-districl Offense 3. All West Texas Defense 4. 1st All-Distnct Defense 4, All Concho Valley Team 4. Nathan ' s Award 4, Football Captain 4, 1st team All-district 3. Basketball 1-4, 2nd leading scorer district 4, basketball award 4. 1st team all-dtstrict 3, track 1-3. regional qualifier pole vault 2, golf 14. best all-around athlete 4, most handsome 1. Who ' s Who in Amencan High School Students, Lions ' Club queen escort 2- 4; Army Reserve Academic-Athletic Excellence Award 4. BDA CASriL Lj.i Choir 1-3. DECA 4, 1st Area Display 4; FHA 1-4, treasurer 4, Sweetheart 4, GAAs 1, choir 13, State UlL solo ensemble 13 EDDIE CASTRO: band 1-2, sweepstakes 2, yearbook 4 Golden QulU Award; newspaper 3-4. Tops in Division 3 4, sports editor 4; library aide 4, football 14, basketball 1, track 1 4 regional qualifier sprint relay 1. mile relay 3-4 CAf ][iZ , ' CAUTHORM band 1-4, flag corps 2-4. head flag 3-4, GAA ' s 4. NHS 24; Spanish Club 3. Track 3. regional qualifier mile relay 3; Lions ' Club queen candidate 4. band UlL solo ensemble 1- 3, UIL state marching contest 2,4. sweepstakes band 1-2 Ca;-:. band 1-2. GAA ' s 1-4. basketball 1-3, cross country 3. track 1-4, regional qualifier 1,3. Lions ' Club queen candidate 2nd runner up 3, cheerleader 2-4, head 2. class favorite 1. student council 1 . ' .ARCO: choir 1-4, mixed ensemble 1-4. girls madrigal 2-4. giris ensemble 1-4. choir representative 3. FHA 2-4, GAA ' s 2-4, Speech Club 1-4, GREASE cast 4, newspaper 2-4, editor-in chief 4. photo editor 3; Tops in Division 3-4: library aide 1 , tennis 4. ROSEMARY DOMINGUEZ: band 14, drum major 4, sweepstakes 12, UIL state mrching 1.4, choir 4, FHA 4, GAA 3. NHS 2-4, tennis 14. district champs 3-4. 3rd regional 3, regional qualifier 2. English II award 2. Candace Cauthom Memonal Scholarship 4 LYNN DUCKWORTH band 1-2, state marching 12, choir 24, state ensemble 2 3. NHS 24, treasurer 3-4. Spanish Club 4; Algebra II award 1. biology award 2; scholastic excellence award 1-3, class favorite 3. Lions ' Club queen candidate 4; class secretary 34, high honor graduate; student council 34, advanced health award 4; valedictorian TOMMIE DURAN (SANCHEZ): choir 14; DECA 4. vice-president 4, FHA 24, vice-president 3, president 4, GAA 2 3, newspaper 4, Tops in Division 4, basketball manager 1-3, cross-country 2. track 1, UIL choir solo ensem- ble 14. sight reading and ensemble 14 TAMMY DUREN: band 1-4. slate marching 1,2.4, sweepstakes 1-2; speech club 12. GAA 2-3, yearbook 4. first state UIL feature writing, 3rd district, first regional; soil conservation poster winner President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Barry Graves Jerry Jimenez Lynn Duckworth Tine Martinez 12 People ADOLFO ELGUEZABAL: DECA 3 4; yearbook 2; basketball 1. MATT FAVILA: band 1-4. sweepstakes 12, state marching 1-3, choir 34, state mixed ensemble 3. outstanding boy member 4. Spanish Club 4. vice-president 4. football 12, basketball 1-4, Spanish I award 4, honor graduate; Cindy Favtla Memorial Scholarship LOnni! F Ei■:C ]■ band 1-3, DECA 4, sweetheart 4; FHA 12; GAA 3-4, vice president 3. NHS 24. Distinguished American High School Students. FTA 2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 12; basketball 1-4. varsity 4 year letterman. all-district 2 3, West Texas Basketball Honor Roll 2, most athletic 3, America ' s outstanding athletes 3; basketball award 4, best all around girl athlete 4; track 1-4. varsity 4 year letterman. state qualifier 800 m run, re gional qualifier long jump 3; state qualifier 100 m hurdles 3, regional qualifier 400m 1600m relay 3, state qualifier 800m run 4; class treasurer 1, Lions Club queen candidate 3; high honor graduate; Army Reserve Athletic Academic Excellence Award 4; DECA scholarship; English IV award 4.

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SENIORS Moment of truth In bullfighting, it is called ' the moment of truth. ' It is that instant when you realize something for the first time— know it and accept it emotionally as the truth. Some of the class of 1984 are still waiting for this revelation, but others know exactly when they discovered that they were seniors. Following are some of the responses to the question of when it really hit them that they were seniors. Billy Laxton: . . . When I realiz- ed how many freshmen I did not know. Joe Mata and Patsy Samaniego: . . . during the last football game. Deanna Haltom: It hasn ' t really hit me yet. It ' s like my life is a schedule — the same ' ole ' routine. Lee Ann Sims: . . . after the Christmas break. Kristi Hill; . . . around Christmas when I started sending in college applications. I got excited, and I ' ve had senioritis ever since. Jane Penalver: ... I was getting my senior portraits made. It really shocked me to see myself in a cap and gown. Lynn Duckworth, Judy Merrill, Karen Fish, and Mike Ritz: . . . when we ordered our graduation invitations. Eugene Gonzales: . . . at the beginning of the year when last year ' s seniors weren ' t around anymore. I realized there was no one else to tell us how to do things. Barry Graves: . . . at the end of school last year. Mike Polocek: ... I haven ' t ac- cept the fact yet. It ' s been just another year of school. Jeff Brittain: . . . It hasn ' t hit me yet. I am still acting, and it still feels like any other year. Rodney Jones: . . . during foot- ball when the coaches would say, ' Make your last year the best year! ' Lorri French: . . . when basket- ball ends, I ' ll probably realize it then. To me, it ' s just one more step up the ladder of life. Lisa Webster: . . . the last day of school last year. Kathryn Parker: . . . So far, it hasn ' t happened to me, but I ' m sure it will. Matt Favila: . . . It ' ll probably hit me on graduation night! Ronnie Pollard: . . . when the school year started and all my class was the eldest around. Debbie Pohl: . . . Being a senior won ' t hit me until I have the diploma in my hand. Ida Castilleja: ... I don ' t feel different or excited, yet. Norma Guerra: . . . when I saw this question, and it scared me that I wouldn ' t be back next year. Lora Lea Kordzik: . . . when we In Memoriam Candace Cauthom Juli; 22, 1966- January 3, 1984 started summer cheerleader prac- tice — I realized 1 only had the sum- mer and 36 short weeks till I would be out in the big, bad world. Houston Powers: . . . last year. Rebecca Short: . . . when the second semester started. Kellie Ritz: . . . when people started asking me at the end of the 11th grade what I was going to do next year after I graduated. Natalie Holguin: . . . It hasn ' t hit me yet because I hang around with juniors, but it probably will, sooner or later. Jearld Short: . . . after Christmas. I had been making ' so- called plans ' but only in thought. I didn ' t know what would come around at graduation. I have a few more responsibilities than everyone else, and it ' s kind of scary. Norma Badillo: . . . the day I went to take my pictures at Photo Ranch, and the first one I took was with cap and gown. Gloria Paredes: . . . It hasn ' t yet. Maybe Monday it will. And so it goes. Another senior class heads toward graduation, some already aware of being seniors, others still waiting for their moment of truth. CLOWMNG AROUND. At August two-a-days. Candy Cauthorn carries the ball. Seniors X O