Sonora High School - Bronco Yearbook (Sonora, TX)

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Galindo to Jimenez Galindo, Rita 9 Galvan. Gilbert 9 Galvan. Rosa 10 Gamez, Mark 11 Gamez, Yvonne 10 Gandar, Arturoll Gandar, Jannette 9 Garcia, Javier 10 Garcia, Patricia 9 Garza, Daniel 11 Garza, Enereyda 9 Garza, Odilia 10 Garza, Ruben 11 Glaze, Rebecca 9 Gomez, Janice 11 Gonzales, Diana 9 Gonzales, Emily 9 Gonzales, Nora 10 Gonzales, Primo 9 Gordan, John 9 Graves, Dina 9 Gremmel, Erika 9 Guerra, David 9 Guerra, Jessie 11 Guerra, Lori Ann 10 Gutierrez, Oscar 11 Harrison, Steve 10 Heffernan, Delia 11 Heffeman, Gina 10 Herrera, Connie 11 Herrera, Nancy 9 Hill, Wayne 11 Holguin, Tammy 9 Hooper, Mike 9 Hopper, Craig 10 Howard, Donnie 10 Huckaby, Mary 10 Hulsey, Rebecca 11 Hulsey, Tina 9 Hulsey, Tracy 10 Jackson, Bonnie 10 Jimenez, Dorothy 10 Underclassmen 23

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Telling it like it is Cause to celebrate All work and no play might not make dull boys (and girls), but Spanish Club members and the journalism staffs didn ' t take any chances. The fiesta atmosphere per- vaded each monthly Spanish Club meeting. At Christmas, they had their annual party in the basement of the First DM Church. The table centerpiece and a main attraction was the cookie house, Spanish style, which Cathy Doran and her mother made for the occasion. The newspaper staff brighten- ed their work schedule with three month birthday parties, so they were old hands at celebrating when it came time COOKIE HOUSE. Gina Black and Daniel Garza admire the adobe hacienda which Cathy Doran and her mother made for the Spanish Club Christmas party. TOPS IN DIVISION. Having their just reward for a successful year, the Caballo Diablo staff celebrates. for the big party in honor of their second ILPC Tops in Divi- sion in March. The yearbook class had reason to celebrate, too, and did. They won the ILPC Golden Quill award for an outstanding 1983 Bronco yearbook. Other reasons to celebrate were final performances of drama productions, and, as always, graduation. Every organization had some kind of party or dinner during the year. SOLO ENSEMBLE. Tina Hulsey waits for judging sheets as she helps in the band solo and ensem- ble contest held here in the spring for junior high students. TIME OUT. After the band ' s perfor- mance at Sutton County Days, flagi Carrie Sorenson takes a break for a cool drink. Z, People

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Jones to Mesa Jones, Shon 9 Jones. Tammie 9 Joy. Tessa 10 Jungk. Karia 11 Keel. Kristin 9 Kimbrel. Jeff 9 Kneese. Curt 10 Kneese, Robin 9 Kohutek, Stacey 10 Kropp, Keri 10 Lee, James 10 Lipham. Marty 11 Lira, Dora 9 Lira, Victor 11 Love, Steve 9 Lowe, Janice 10 Luna. Alberto 10 Luna, Alfredo 11 Luna, Geneva 9 Luna, Santiago 9 Luttrel. Jodyll Martin, Doug 11 Martinez, Gilbert 11 Martinez, John David 10 Martinez, Man 9 Mata, Edward 9 Mathews, Kate 9 McBride, Mike 10 McCleery, Michelle 9 McCurdy, Kristi 9 McGee, Martin 11 McLaughlin, CristI 9 McLaughlin, Shawna 9 McMillon, Gina 9 Mejia, Janice 10 Mejia, Lydia 9 Mendez, Belinda 11 Merrill, John 10 Merrill. Sondra 9 Mesa, Darren 1 1 Mesa, Gail 9 Mesa, Marty 10 ' ■ I 24 People