Sonora High School - Bronco Yearbook (Sonora, TX)

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Telling it like it is Tops in talent Underclassmen were active in were Jari Todd and Keri Kropp. for GREASE and other drama all extra-curricular activites. Others participated as members and musical events, they added They showed themselves to be a of the cast, stage crew, and their special spark of enthusiasm talented group m the production combo. and energy to each department of the musical GREASE. Not only did the Choreographers for the show underclassmen provide talent Underclassmen 7

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Rogers to Tyler Rogers, Mary Ann 1 1 Rojas, Cindy 9 Ross. Joe Will 11 Rushing, Shannon 9 Salazar, Flora 9 Salazar, Laura 9 Samaniego, Danny 11 Samaniego, Prissy 9 Samaniego, Regina 11 Samaniego, Sonny 10 Sanchez, Abel 11 Sanchez, Elizabeth 9 Sanchez, Ismael 11 Sanchez, Nadine 10 Sanchez, Ricardo 10 Scoggins, Shaumarie 9 Scott, Shannon 9 Shannon, Debbie 1 1 Sharp, Mickey Skains, Wesley 9 Smith, Tony 10 Snider, Sharia 9 Snider, Stacy 10 Snyder, Johnny 11 Soils, Joe Paul 9 Sorenson, Carrie 10 Sotelo, Lauri 9 Sotelo, Mario 11 Stewart, Chad 11 Stewart, Greg 11 Sykes, Jack 9 Taylor, Chris 9 Taylor, Houston 11 Taylor. Kevin 11 Taylor, Trey 9 Taylor, Trudy Dell 10 Tobias, Alda 9 Todd, Jari 9 Torres, Elias 10 Turner, Shannon 10 Tyler, Marshall 9 Tyler, Wayford 10 28 People

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ATION— FACULTY High school bond passes It was an exciting and eventful year for the board of trustees of the SISD. It was a year of hard work, many extra meetings, and an intense campaign to pass a bond issue for a new high school. The site on Bond Road was selected and bought, then architects hired to work out a plan during the 19821983 school year. At that time, teachers were consulted and ask- ed to make suggestions. The next step was to plan and execute the campaign to let the public know the needs of the school and the plans which the board was offering as the solution to many 1983-84 Board of Trustees Salome Perez Kenneth Caycc Scott Shurley — secretary Rosemary Mathews Dr. Johnny Fields Jimmy Condra — president Carl Tcaff Superiittendent W.A. McAndrew Assistant Superintendent Mario Sotelo problems connected with inadequate facilities. A slide show was made and shown to numerous civic and citizen groups. The Devil ' s River News and the Caballo Diablo carried informative articles and editorials. The board stressed communication and honesty in their request for the coming bond election. As president Jimmy Condra put it, We ' re out of alternatives. An interested citizens ' group actively promoted the bond passage. As time grew near, there was no way to predict the outcome. It was a total communi- ty involvement to get the issue passed. And passed it was, by a comfortable majority. The work with the architects continued through the school year on a schedule which they had set. The entire school board went to New York City to secure the bond rating in December. The plans were finalized and ready for the bidding in late June, 1984. In the picture below, the board of trustees look over the final plans during a meeting with the ar- chitects on June 11. High School Principal James Bible Junior High Principal Smith Neal Middle School Principal Miguel Ramos Elementary Principal Clay Cade 30 People