Sonora High School - Bronco Yearbook (Sonora, TX)

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Mesa to Robles Mesa, Ricky 11 Miller. Matt 10 Miller. Scott 11 Miller, Stacey 10 Modesto, OeDe 10 Modesto, Shelly 11 Moore, Darryl 11 Moore, Debbie 10 Morales. Jose 9 Nixon, Eliot 10 Noriega, David 11 Noriega, Joe Mike 11 Noriega, John Paul 9 Olenick. Louis 10 Palos, Emily 10 Paredes, Gloria 11 Paredes, Jessie 10 Paredes, Lisa 9 Patel, Asha 10 Patel, Nilesh 10 Patel, Preeti 11 Patterson, Dee Ann Patton, Stacy 9 Perez, Betty 11 Perez, Patsy 11 Phillips. Todd 10 Pohl. Marsha 11 Powers, Rebecca 11 Quiroz, Alma 9 Ramirez, David 9 Ramirez, Eddie 9 Ramirez, Esau 10 Ramirez. Manuel Jose 9 Ramirez, Rene 9 Ramos. Michael 9 Ramos, Zeke 11 Reyes. Edna 11 Richter. Kathryn 9 Ridgeuray. Sidonna 10 Ritz. Doug 10 Ritz. Paulll Robles. Juanita 9 26 Peoph

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Telling it like it is Campus cross-section The use of the video recorder increased considerably this year and was popular with both students and teachers. The creative and talented students had opportunities in art, music, and drama. Students practiced the democratic process in class and student council elections. Laboratory and hands on lear- ning was common in classes such as homemaking, biology and other sciences, and shop. Field trips, too, aided students. The journalism classes attended ASU Journalism Day and ILPC workshop. Home fur- nishings class visited a furniture finishing shop in San Angelo before they began their rcfinishing project. PINCH POT. In art. Gilbert Galvan ' s ceramic pot takes shape in his hands. VOTERS. Making their selections for student council officers are Paul Ritz, Mark Gamez. Velma Virgen, and Rosa Galvan. GREASE. The drama class watches a video recording of GREASE to get the feel of the show they will do. Underclassmen d

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Telling it like it is yw. - ' ■ ' ' Ever changing seasons VALENTINES DAY. NHS members Chad Stewart and Doug Martin deliver Val-o-grams to Room I. TURKEY TIME. The poster behind Lesli Webster announces the near- ing of the Thanksgiving season. MAN FOR ALL SEASONS. It is no picnic, but Victor Lira smiles as he gives blood during a spring dona- tion drive. The high school calendar moves from football to basket- ball to track, tennis, and golf. It goes from marching to concert, from selecting class rings to choosing graduation invitations, from victory dances to the junior senior prom. The season to season proces- sion is also the march from Thanksgiving to Christmas to Valentine ' s Day, to spring break to Easter. Another rhythm of progres- sion is the week by week, six weeks by six weeks, to semester by semester passage. With so many different seasons and division markers for the year, no wonder it passed so quickly. CHRISTMAS. Preparing a relish plate for the faculty Christmas tea, homemaking students Jannette Gandar and Rosa Galvan wash vegetables. CLASS RINGS. As juniors meet to select their rings in the fall, Zeke Ramos and Connie Herrera study the styles. Underclassmen £i