St Joseph High School Nazareth Academy - Excelsior Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1989 volume:

THE EXCELSIOR 1988-1989 St. Joseph High School 110 E. Red River Victoria, Texas Vol. XLII Table oS Contents Introduction .................... 5 Freshmen ....................... 10 Sophomores ................... 18 Juniors ........................... 26 Seniors ........................... 32 Academics ..................... 50 Organizations ............... 62 Sports ............................. 78 Student Li£e 98 Advertisements .......... 128 Administration and Board During the 1988-89 school year, St. Joseph experienced the pain of growth. Construction caused adjustments for all. Sister Emi lie, our principal, laid brick in the new building, Mr. Boyle, vice- principal, directly dealt with con- struction challenges. (Seated) Betty Miori, Ervin Vrazel, Dr. Alfred Kopecky, Sandra Williams, Joe E. Kelly, Joe Morris (Standing) Tom Aughin- baugh, Madeline Tyng, Joe E. Wearden, A. R. Wearden (President), Sister Emilie Eilers, (Not Pictured) Michael Kelly. Mark Zafereo, Paul Holm, Joseph Kelly, Dr. Cyrus McGinty, G. C. Pittman, Dr. William Sage, Neftali Villafranca. Sound On Eagles Wings INTRODUCTION The Journalism Staff captured the school year and the Flyers ' greatest hits along with it. We tried to freeze each moment that filled St. Joe with love, joy, sorrow, hyper-activity, boredom, perplexity, and spirit. Catching the Flyers in motion was not an easy thing to do. With all the activities that Flyers are involved in, we are going wild trying to cover all the events. The 1988-89 year has produced some of St. Jo- seph ' s Greatest Hits such as the new building, new faces, higher academic achievements, new goals, and fun times. The year it seemed would last forever when suddenly we realized it would be drawing to a close, and we would be going our own ways. Time is lost forever except in the pages of a yearbook. Relive the 1988-89 school year as we look back at the memories. Journalism Staff members are (top row) Amy Bernhard, Pat Stolowski, ■ - Leena Laul; (middle) Anissa . Jv Jimenez, Faerlee House. Missy Tasin, Ann Schmidt; (bottom) .Amber Arage, Melissa .Angell. Trish Reichle, and Kim Hawes. Not pic- tured is Rachael Eck man The Freshman song is New Kid In Town be- cause they are standing in the threshold that begins their journey through high school. They will soon en- counter many new experi- ences that will help them to develop into well-rounded individuals. The Freshmen have three more years to create their own Greatest Hits here at S.T.J. e€a TdcC auM. Class Officers From Left to Right: President; Bradley Dierlam, Vice-President; Diane Leinen, Secretary; Deanna Padilia, Treasurer; Amy Uptmor and Michael Foertsh, (seated). mwrnuii Joey Tagliabue, Amy Gilliam, Jon Calhoun, Jeff Harris, Terese Durocher, Beth Strauss, Jo Lynn Martinez, John Garoni, Dixie Landgrebe, Bobby McGill, Sharon Bautista, Valerie De La Garza, Justin Gillespie, Christy Bayerena, Ashley Hitzfeld Personalities Most Mischievous: Amy Gilliam and Joey Tagliabue Personality Plus: Kristen Boyd and Joel Bomersbach Terese Durocher, Justin Gillespie, and Valeris De La Garza enjoy construction work. Arage, Jade Barrera, Ramiro Baur, Mindy Bautista, Sharon Bayarena, Christy Bomersbach. Joel Boyd, Kristen Calhoun, Jonathan Compton, Katherine DeLaGarza, Valerie DeLeon, Liberty Dierlam. Bradley Durocher, Terese Eisman, Thomas Escobedo, Michael Flores, John Foertsch, Michael Fortune, Scott Frederick. Gary Garoni, John Gillespie, Justin Gilliam, Amy Haas, Michelle Harris, Jeff Hayes, Ben Freshmen are in charge of decorating the halls for Homecom- ing. Hecker, Ashley Henry. Amy Hernandez, Mimi Hitzfeld, Ashley Juarez, Leticia Kelly, Christopher Kinnison, Justin Kusak, Lee Landgrebe, Dixie Leinen, Diana Leinen, Elizabeth Luengas, Jennifer Martinez, Jo Lynn McGill, Bobby Miller, Lisa Murphy. Billy Nevlud, Carrie Ormazabal, Xabier Ortiz, Carman Padilla, Deanna I ' l ' kar, Steven I ' nzzi, Jonathan Kay, Samantha Record, James Reyes, Selena Freshmen show their spirit at a pep rally. Shenouda, Tina Stevenson, Chris Stolowski, Douglas Strauss, Beth Tagliabue, Joey Uptmor, Amy I ' rbano, Michael Wagner, Wood row Wappelhorst, Betty Westerman, Megan Williamson, Kellie Freshmen Starlighters Michelle Haas and Jennifer Luengas cheer at a football game. Michael Urbano takes a minute to smile lor the cam- Mindy Baur, James Record, Deanna Padilla, Carrie Nevlud, Selena Reyes and Lisa Miller show their FRESHMEN SPIRIT!! . . . and now for our feature presentation: The Fabulous Freshmen will demonstrate the proper way to hang-out. Sa t ( t n : irff fto The Sophomore song is Here We Go Again. The tenth graders have one year under their belts and are going for another round. Now that they ' re used to life at St. Joe, they can start setting their own trends. The spirited So- phomores will make sure everyone hears them chan- ting their own Greatest Hits throughout the en- tire school year. ' f te 70 e a i aCtt ijJ :M ng Class Officers Clockwise: Secretary: James Rojas; Treasurer: Joe Ybarra; President: Julie Duke; Vice-President: Jennifer Hermes m-m Tommy Respondek, Charia Zamykal, Terese Young, Jason Clay Baker takes time to enjoy the finer moments in life Motal and Bryan Heyer entertain the participants at the Victo- like relaxing, ria Marathon at Riverside Park. Personalities Most Spirited: Beth Christie, Jeremy Hunt, and Kim Nevlud 1 Personality Plus: Brady Anders and Julie Duke Alexander. Richard Anders, Brady Anzaldua. Chris Appelt, Eunice Armstrong, Kenda Aughinbaugh, Kerri Baker, Clay Bludau, Chris Brown, Chris Bryarly, Matthew Brzowske, Lori Bunge, Tonda Calvin, Rey Cantu, Arthur Cavazos, Anna Chan. Wendy Chapa, Carlos Chen, Janet Christie, Beth Cox, Brad Crow, Gordon Cuthbertson, Jeremy DeLos Santos, Christina DelvaiUe, Tamisha Denker, D ' Anna Dentler, Charlotte Dodd, Phil Duke, Julie Durocher, Jeremy Easterling, Matt F t linger, Darren Foster, Dale Freymuth, Erick darcia, Jacob Hadley, Jami Heard, Lila Hermes, Jennifer Heyer, Bryan Hill, Jennifer House, John Howard, Jess Hunt, Jeremy Janssen, Chris Juarez, Sergio Kalinowski, Trev Koenig, Melissa Koliba, Kristie Kopecky, Alfred Krejci, Becki Kubesch, Jennifer Ladewig, Geoff Lopez, Paula Luedecke, Michele Massie, Matt McCain, Christy McCullough, Kathleene Melnar, John Motal, Jason Myers, Aimee Nevlud, Kim Olivarez, Eddie Pate. April Preiss, Tom Respondek, Tommy Rivera. Laurie Rodriguez, Nina Rojas. James Saddler, Bobby Sage, Shannon Schilhab, Dwavne Seals. Kenny Smith, Claire Smith, Stephanie Sparkman, Trey Spicak, Lisa Stevenson, Robb Strauss, Katie Tagliabue, David Tibiletti, Mark Tibiletti, Max Tijerina, Shelley Tyng, Melita Valenzuela, Nic Waters, Rick Wenske, Kevin Witt, Joey Ybarra, Joe Yeary, Mark Young, Terese Zamykal, Charla ■Jennifer Hill and Jennifer Kubesch model the prcjper attire (or school. Rey Calvin and Stephanie Smith flirt with the camera. Joe Flores, Sergio Juarez, or Tommy Respondek would one of you please tell me what ' s so interesting?? f cuUan : Got Me Under Pres- sure is the song that the Juniors are singing. This year the class of ' 90 is being faced with the toughest courses of their high school career. But don ' t start a Revolution, guys, because ... it ' s gonna be alright. m ( t TH e TtacCen. %ea un£. lYi n l a r s s W If yj Wt:AA lE HM li ' . W i CLASS OFFICERS: Tracy Krueger, Chris Korinek, Kim Redmon, and Dusty Wagner David Matuka Cathy Miori CLASS ANGELS Jennifer Baker and Nick Bomersbach are doing construction work in the new chapel. PERSONALITY PLUS Amaya Ormazabal and Andy Sage Aleman, Paul Allen, Ryan Almendarez, Martin Baker, Jennifer Basaldua, Denise Bluntzer, Amy Bomersbach, Nick Budwine, Lela Bustos, Novell Cortez, Lawrence Donnell. Jenifer Duke, Rub Eckerman, Rachael Eichholz, Bobby Flores, Christine Flores, Genell Fox, Layne Garcia, Tim Gentry, Geoff Gilliam, Ryan Hanslik, Sheri Hartman, Kelly Henry, Jason Hermes, Shannon Hessler, Chris Holub, Venisa Jimenez, Joe Joslyn, Heather Kilgore, Wayne Koliba, Kimberly Korinek, Chris Krueger, Tracy Lira, Leonard Markert, Luke Malula, David Mayer, Jennifer McHanney, Stephen Miori, Cathy Montgomery, Randy Moss, Jody Ormazabal, Amaya Packard, Amy Peterek, Chad Pustka, Brian [{edmon, Kimberly Reichle, Trish Riggs, Shawna Robles. Christopher Rodgers, Scott Rutherford, Stephen Sage, Andrew Salas, John Scherer, Karen Smith, Edie Stevenson, Kelly Stofer, John Wagner, Brian Wagner, Dustan Wearden, P. J. Zeplin, Erica CKca : rcr iiijijj. ¥«= The Senior song is Goodbye Blue Sky, as now it ' s time for the gradu- ating class to leave St. Joe and continue their educa- tion. The past four years have been filled with mem- orable events that have helped to shape each indi- vidual student. Now the Seniors have their own Greatest Hits to treasure as they move on to college. ( aacCdcfC ' SCccc S Wf [[ ' n U -A 33 Joelle Alkek Samuel Allen Melissa Aiigell Shara Appelt Amber Arage Alison Aiighinbaugh Katy Baur Amy Bernhard Brad Besancon Michael Blattau MarvAiine Coffev Scott Dewey Brian Etlinsrer Sherri Gisler Jeff Hanselka Kim Ha was Rick Heard Kenneth HoJub 35 CLASS OFFICERS: Alison Aughinbaugh (pres.), Denise Strauss (v-pres.), Donie Sanchez (sec), Missy Tasin (treas.) MOST FRIENDLY: Mark Miori, Katy Baur, and Sam Allen r ' -t . MOST MISCHIEVOUS: Anissa Jimenez and John McCarty MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Alison Aughinbaugh and Todd Liles Faerlee House Brian Houser Robert Hunt Michael Hynes Debbie Innocenti Eric Jarzombek Anissa Jimenez Brad lev Jones Christie Killebrew 38 Patrick Kutchka Leena Laid Todd Liles Marquita Martinez John McCartv Kevin McCartv Bill McManus Mark Miori Shayla Morgan PERSONALITY PLUS Faerlee House and Rusty Thompson MOST STUDIOUS Valerie Schoener and Bud Tucker MOST SPIRITED Dina Schulz and Brad Besancon CLASS ANGELS Denise Strauss and Shane Tibiletti Chris Mosmeyer Brenda Pekar Marc Ramirez David Saddler Donie Sanctiez Ann Schmidt Valerie Schoener Tracev Schulte Dina Schiilz Jason Starr Patrick Stolowski Denise St muss Thomas Stubbs Russell Thompson Shane Tibiletti Bud Tucker Vanessa Vasquez THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES PBC ■■ J Bw l II ' Nl H v rT - 1|7 ' . H ) Edie Wilson ficwer: White Rcse $r$. ' 89 Mctto! What lies behind us and what lies beff€re us are tiny matters compared te what lies within us. -William Morrow $r$. ' 89 Colors: Masienta Ivory Srs. ' 89 Sona Pray Por Me by: Michael W. Smith : - S Mm:- ji ' t ' 1R? ' :-i : i :,. f - ' - , Mf ' t!m- m P b ' ■ . l: r 1 ' ■ ' K x ' ' s- ' -iii -.?:.. Remember When . . . -all the girls were taller than Ru sty? -John Wendel was here? -Dina got her first kiss? -Alison knocked down an entire row of desks when she went to get her book on the first day of health class? -Rusty used to back up with his car door open? -Thetford fell off of the top of a Suburban goin ' down the highway and landed on his head? -Shara sprained her ankle in the cafeteria trying to demonstrate a karate kick? -Mrs. Cano was here? -Brenda fell out of her brother ' s truck on the way to school? -Mark Miori burned his lab book and Anissa ' s dress in chemistry? -Bill and Robby went to S. Padre Island? -last year ' s seniors wanted to help up with Homecoming? -our Homecoming Pep Rally? -the guys bought a pet mouse in Austin? Dedication i This year we dedicate the yearbook to the entire St. Joseph faculty. This is our way of saying Thank You to all who have enriched our lives in their contributions to our education. r Mrs. Anzaldua ibr your enthusiasm Mr. Boyd for your knowledge t Mrs. Boyd for your helpfulness Mr. Boyle for your individualitj Mr. Creel for your sincerity Sister Digna for your open mind Sister Emilie fdr your involvement Mr. Etzler for your ingenuity Mr. Garrett for your friendliness Miss Gilley for always understanding Mrs. Grones for your insight Mrs. Howard for your dedication Coach Knox for your perseverance Mrs. Laurence for your concern «T Sister Linda for your consistency ' r. Matula for your advice s Nozer for your time and effort Mrs: Peters for your spirit Mr. Pozzi f6r yo r wisdom Mr. Reichle for your amusing jokes Coach Seller tor your dependability Coach Shimek for your patieiice Coach Tib for your sense of humor ' Father Tim for caring Coach Thompson for your determination Mrs. Watson for your kindness Mr. Wise for your creativity The Secret of My Success is the song chosen for the academic groups. These students work hard at making the grade in hopes that their dilligence will one day pay off. They ARE our Greatest Hits because they represent the academic excellence that has always been a part of St. Joe. 7 Secret o ' W f Succe fh [Yh - tt ii Teacher Teacher Mrs. Tomanek, the new school secretary, has been very helpful and efficient in the office. Now where would we be without Mrs. Shimek? Mr. Matula helps us to plan our future. Mrs. Stimpson is always willing to help students who are lookinfl for materials. Mrs. Durocher works behind the scenes to keep the school Father Tim is always willing to give a smile. 52 Mrs. Thompson keeps the school in shape teaching girls P.E. and Mrs. Watson comes to the rescue teaching choir and ennis. American history. Mr. Reichle seems to be sizing up Mr. Etzler Ms. Gilley and Mrs. Boyd share a coke at the end of the day Mrs. Peters prepares to grade poetry books. Mrs. Anzaldua is caught in the act of Sr. Digna laughs at a comment made giving her class notes. by the photographer. Coaches Tib, Seller, and Shlmek discuss game strategy. Sr. Linda enlightens students of world events. Mr. and Mrs. S.T.J. Bud Tucker and Alison Aughinbaugh Top Ten Graduates s J Michael Hynes, Todd Liles, Kenneth Holub, Bud Tucker, Denise Strauss, Ann Schmidt, Dina Schulz, Debbie Innocenti, Alison Aughinbaugh, Valerie Schoener 57 alii MV Girl of the Year Alison Aughinbaugh and Boy of the Month Jeff Hanselka Girls ' State Representatives Kelly Stevenson and Amy Bluntzer 58 New Library Opens Students listen attentively to Mrs. Stimson ' s instructions. Approximately fifty stu- dents and a dozen teachers joined together forming a hu- man chain to move some 8,634 books from the old library. The concept of the new fa- cility originated in 1986 when the Southern Association Ac- creditation team recom- mended that changes in our li- brary be made. The larger reading area con- tained in one room facilitates finding materials. There is a new AV room and a larger library office. Mrs. Stimson, our librarian, said we are now well equipped with tools such as study carols, a larger index table, new mag- azine shelves, and new sets of encyclopedias. She also said that the best change with the new library is the attitude of the students. Our new facility provides a quiet, learning environment from which everyone can ben- efit. The shelves were not empty for long. Heather Joslyn, Anna Cavazos, Eunice Appelt, Kelly Steven- Matt Massie, Jason Motal and Jeremy Durocher are the first son, April Pate, and Rob Stevenson form a human chain as they to try out the new library, move books to the library. Simple ■■ lull i ' ' ' t ' B IP As That 0%C XtCfCltC M t tr m TT Come Together des- cribes the people who par- ticipate in St. Joe ' s organi- zations. By belonging to such clubs students not only accomplish the goal for which they are orga- nized, but also learn to work together as a team. Lasting friendships and great times develop when students participate in St. Joe ' s organizations. 62 vV- Arv atzt 63 Student Council Is Involved I. t(. R: Mark Miciri. Chrjs Rludau. Dina Sthulz. Faerlee Hi.ust. Clai Hayes. Healher -luslvn. Belh Chnslie. Shanin Bautista. and Karen Sihei ilh, Amav.i ()rm;i alial. loel B..mershach. Valerie Dei.aC.ar ii. So.ll Dewev. Sam Allen. Hei Hey Baby Que Paso? The AFS-Spanish Club is very involved here at St. Joe. At the monthly meetings, members plan many group activities, which include games, lectures from foreign exchange students and other events. Victory dances, skating parties and pic- nics are other functions spon- sored by the AFS club. And let ' s not forget the annual poinsettia sale at Christmas time! Dusty Wagner demonstrates the dance he learned at the AFS picnic. Melissa Koenig and D ' Anna Denker enjoy a night of skating. AFS-SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS 65 Academic Rally Thirty students and four faculty members traveled to Dallas on Friday, March 3 to take part in the Texas Private School Academic Rally. They participated in speech, biology and art competitions. Six indi- vidual trophies were earned as well as the Sweepstakes trophy. An unexpected snowstorm kept the group in Dallas for a day lon- ger than had been planned. To pass the time they played cards, pool, and had several snow fights. Debbie Innocent! wonders why Jess Howard, Todd Liles, Amy Bluntzer, Joey Witt, Heather Joslyn, Trish Reichle, Janet Chen, and Leonard Lira don ' t seem to Hke the cold. Amaya Ormazabal, Rick Heard, and Shayla Morgan rejoice after finishing their Biology competition. Going in Dallas The group f;athers after the awards ceremony to celebrate their victf Heather Joslyn and Rachael Ecker- man shiver from the freezing cold. Going . . . Gone!! National Honor Society The National Honor Society acts primarily as a service organiza- tion. Its major activity was a food drive during Christmastime. Sixty- eight students were inducted at the annual ceremony in February. They were selected for meeting high stan- dards in scholarship, service, leader- ship, and character. New members listen intently to Fr. Gary Janak ' s speech. Nick Bomersbach and Denise Strauss lead the pledge of allegiance. Inductees relax before the ceremony he- ist Row: Faerlee House, Trish Reichle, Secretary; Denis Strauss, President; Valerie Schoener, Treasurer; Amy Bluntzer, Parlia- mentarian; Donie Sanchez, 2nd Row: Dina Schultz, Missy Tasin, Kelly Stevenson, Amaya Ormazabal, Heather Joslyn, Kim Ko- liba, Shawna Riggs, 3rd Row: Bradley -Jones, Todd Liles, Shane Tibilette, Scott Dewey, Brian Etlinger, Jeff Hanselka. Alison Aughin- baugh, Not Pictured: Nick Bomersbach, Vice President; Jody Moss. Speech Team ' ' ' : ' :«| y % P - 1 1 m V « ,IS|f.-W- ; . 1| a ■ ' iiL.I A i ' The speech team won Sweep- stakes trophies at five out of the sev- en tournaments they attended this year. Seventy-eight individual tro- phies were also earned including an Outstanding Debater award won by Senior Todd Liles. The team would like to thank their sponsor, Mrs. Howard, for all the long hours she has donated to make them success- ful. Members of the team show off the tro- phies they won at the Wharton Tournament. Janet performs her solo acting scene for a speech class. Amy, Chris, Trish, and Todd are the final four members of the founding team of 1987. 1st Row: Dina .Schuiz, Treasurer; Trish Reichle, Vice President; Debbie Innocenti, Co-President; Beth Christie, Secretary; Todd Liles, Co-President; Heather Joslyn, Histori- an; Amy Bluntzer, Publicity; 2nd Row: Joelle Alkek, Janet Chen, Chris Mosmeyer, Leonard Lira, Joey Witt, Christie Killebrew, Kather- ine Compton, 3rd Row: Rachael Eckerman, Jennifer Hermes, Jennifer Hill, Valerie De la Carza, Tamisha Delvaille, 4th Row: Matt Kasterling, Jami Hadley, Jenifer Donnell, 5th Row: Ben Hayes, Michael Urbano, Justin Kinnison, Therese Durocher. Not Pictured: Rob Duke, Stephen McHaney, Jennifer Kub- esch. a True Colors Top row: Rachael Eckerman, Nina Rodriquez. Middle row: Jennifer Luengas. Michael Urbane, Debbie Innocenti, Leonard Lira, Tonda Bunge, Chris Robles, Matt Easterling. Bottom row: Denise Strauss, Dina Schulz, Valerie Schoener. Denise Strauss, Valerie Schoener, and Dina Schulz proudly show their art work. The Art Club is open to any students who take an interest in art. This year the group has painted T-shirts, aprons, and other ar- ticles to raise money for the organization and the Mother ' s Club. The Art Club also takes field trips to museums and see exhibits of art. This year ' s officers are Dina Schulz, president; Denise Strauss, Vice- President; and Valerie Schoener, Secretary Treasurer. Mr. Wise is the sponsor. Michael Urbano models one of the t-shirts made by the Art Club. That ' s What Friends Are For ,,.. Jeremy Cuthbertson and Rob Each year, through charitable works stu- Stevenson watch as Chris Ste- dents set aside all their priorities and devote venson tries to steal an Easter their time to makings needy child happy. Mr. egg. Pozzi has long been the organizer of the many different parties, and has displayed an iiiiount of care that instills in others the desire to someone in need of some special ittention. The students who participated in this program leave with a feeling of fulfillment and accomplishment. This is the first time this group has been recog- nized as a club. The officers are Alison Aughinbaugh, president; Amaya Ormaz- abal, vice-pres.; Kim Koliba, secretary; Missy Tasin, historian. Amy Bluntzer ' s perfume seems to have a strong attraction. I d Like Tc Teach The World Tc Sina This year the choir underwent a great change at the end of the first se- mester. Mr. Mike Boyd left and mem- bers were under the direction of a new face, Mrs. Rose Watson. Though sad to see Mr. Boyd leave, the choir still had a very successful year guided by Mrs. Watson, Singing at Mass, and other community activities, the St. Joe choir did an excellent job. Choir members practice during sixth period to the tune of Mrs. Watson ' s piano accompa- niment. i?P « 5 These members can ' t wait to start singing at Mass. Bud Tucker and Joelle Alkek lead the singing. Let The Music l lay! The St. Joe band had a very success- liil ' 88- ' 89 school year. They received honors at two competitions, group and individual. Though quite small in membership, their performances de- served a great deal of commendation. Though fellow musicians are hard at work playing the right notes, Michelle Gonza- lez finds reading a magazine more interesting. During class the band is hard at work. Caught at one of their less serious moments, these members were having a great time at the Homecoming Pep Rally. ii All she wants Starlighters is an organization con- sisting of 16 girls who are selected for their ability to dance and to perform in front of an audience. This year the Starlighters attended summer camp in Georgetown at Southwestern where they learned routines to perform at games and pep rallies. They attended competition in San Antonio where they were awarded the Super Sweepstakes. The officers for the 1988-89 school year are Valerie Schoener-Captain, Denise Strauss and Amy Bluntzer- First Lieutenants, and Denise Basal- dua and Jennifer Hermes-Second Lieutenants. Jl Starlighters perform another one of their spectacular dances during the Homecoming Pep Rally. 1 T % £ H M i AJik JB jsm The drill team finishes off their dance with a sensational ending. Showing their spirit, the Starlighters cheer for the football team. to do is DANCE §h€ut: Shcut! The cheerleaders had a very successlul year ihal began in hot, sweaty summer practices. Those prac- tices paid off at their camp at SHSU in Huntsville. where they garnered four superior ribbons, brought home a spirit stick, and were nominated for the Award of Excellence. The Award of Excellence nom- inees are the ten best squads at camp, so being nomi- nated is quite an honor. In addition to those group honors, Kim Nevlud was one of fifteen male and fe- male cheerleaders nominated for an All American cheerleader from a field of more than five hundred cheerleaders at the camp. The cheerleaders not only fulfilled their regular duties such as cheering, decorating lockers, and help- ing out at school events, but they also went to an NCA competition in the iail. There, they received a superi- or ribbon and qualified for the National Champion- ships. The girls ended their year with a great perform- ance at the Spring Show. Above right: Beth Christie shows what true spirits is all about. The ' 88- ' 89 squad is show off their superioi regional trophy. ill smiles as they ribbon and their Let It All Cut! •if Katy Baur, Kim Nevlud, Dina Schulz, and Erica Zeplin show their true strength as they support Amber Arage, Christine Flores, Donie Sanchez and Beth Christie while practicing their pyramid just prior to camp performance. The girls show off just one of their award-winning routines at camp competition. Shake, Rattle, and Roll describes the physi- cal aspects of participating in athletics. After many hours of practice and the physical strain of competi- tion, St. Joe ' s athletes find themselves singing this tune. The sheer enjoyment of sports and the sweet taste of victory keeps our athletes in condition for competition. S i , 1R.attCe cuuC 1Ro£ ' tv t = 79 Varsity Has Tough Season The Flyers may not have made the playoffs, but Coach Seller believes that they layed down a foundation that will get them back into the playoffs next year. The Flyers moved into a tougher district in 1988 and also faced tougher competition than in the years past. The season re- cord was 4 and 5 overall and 3 and 3 in district play. Coach Seller give the team a last minute pep talk. semmmswmmm- ST. JOSEPH GYMNASIUM a I 3?V- (Back Row) David Saddler, Brian Houser, Andy Sage, Steven Rutherford, Brad Besancon, Dustin Wagner, Jody Moss, Jason Henry, Chris Hessler, Joe Jimenez (Middle Row) Bradley Jones, Geoff Gentry, Scott Rodgers, Shane Tibiletti, Mark Miori, Nick Bomersbach, Wayne Kilgore, Patrick Kutchka, (Bottom Row) Chris Robles, Mike Hynes, P. J. Wearden, Leonard Lira, Ryan Gilliam, Luke Markett, Brian Wagner Senior tailback, Mark Miori races upfield during the Ganado game. The Flyers look tough and ready as they run onto the field. The Flyers offense is very precise in its duties. Freshman Quarter- back Steven Pekar throws the ball down- field during the Anto- nian game. 81 J.V. Struggles Through Tough Season Led by Coach Angerstein and Coach Trey, the Junior Varsity had a tough but educational sea- son. The team faced tougher competition by playing teams such as Victoria High and Stro- man. The Coaches agreed that by playing tougher teams, the players learned more and need- ed experiences to help them in the future. The Flyers offense works tough against Victorian High. ST. JOSEPH GYMNASIUM ( rs (Back Row) Chris Stevenson, Chris Brown, Justin Kinnison, Brian Hyer, Jeremy Durocher, David Taglibue, Brady Anders, Alfred Kopecky, John Melnar, Trey Sparkman, Jason Motal (Middle Row) Max Tibiletti, John House, Woody Wagner, Chris Anzaldua, Jess Howard, Rob Stevenson, Bobby McGill, Mark Yeary, Michae l Urbano, (Bottom Row) Darren Etlinger, David Dawson, Bobby Saddler, Sergio Juarez, Joel Bomersbach, Steven Pekar, Billy Murphy, Mark Tibiletti, Chris Kelly. 82 ii. Jump ?? With only eight players on the team, the Lady Flyers and Coach Ronnie Knox had to work extra hard. This didn ' t hamper their enthusiasm but instead, allowed for lots of fun and the formation of new friends. Sheri Hanslik and Tamisha Delvaille were named to the all-district team. Sheri Hanslik returns an opponent ' s Tamisha Delvaille powers the bal spike. back over the net. Top row: Sheri Hanslik, Lisa Spicak, Tamisha Delvaille. Bottom row: Selena Reyes, Leena Laul, Christie McCain, Carrie Nevlud, and Anissa Jimenez. 83 Boys Varsity has Trying Season Under the direction of Coaches Trey Kraatz and Daryll Traber, the Boys Varsity Basketball team was in- experienced with only three seniors. Next year the team will be a force to reckon with by having eight return- ing lettermen. The team showed their toughness by going 5 and 7 in district and hanging in there when the com- petition got tough. Scott Dewey led the team with 37 3-pointers and Jas- on Starr dazzled the fans with his slam-dunks. Martin dribbles upcourt. Left to Right: Dustin Wagner, Jason Starr, Lawrence Cortez, Andy Sage, Joe Ybarro, Chris Bludau, Scott Rodgers, Chris Korinek, Martin Almendarez, Scott Dewey, Brad Besancon, Coach Trey Kratz. 84 Jason Starr slams it during warm-ups The Flyers attempt to get the rebound after Joe Ybarro shoots a tree throw. It looks as though Chris and John are ready to get the rebound. Lawrence Cortez passes the ball down court. Junior Varsity Gains Experience The Boys Junior Varsity, led by Coach Trey Kraatz, had a tough season. The team learned sportsmanship and gained much needed experi- ence for their upcoming Varsity Season. Coach Trey said that the team was well-disciplined, and he is looking forward to coaching them next year. The Flyers seem to be ready to get the rebound. Brad is doing an outstand- ing job blocking his opponent. (Left to Right) Billy Murphy, Matthew Bryarly, Arthur Cantu, Justin Gillespie, Rick Waters, Liberty DeLeon, Eric Freymuth, Xabier Ormaz- abel, Coach Trey Kratz 86 J.V. Basketball The girls show their hustle on defense. !™i (Front row) Amy Gilliam, Carrie Nevlud, Christy McCain, Terese Young, (Back row) Selena Reyes, April Pate, Christy shoots for 2 points. Amy Henry, Sharon Bautista, Deanna Padilla. Varsity Basketball The girls ' Varsity Basketball Team ended an exciting year with a 10-11 record. Coach Knox worked with the girls on improving both defensive and offensive skills. The girls ' motto, Whatever it Takes! proved to be a motivating factor in many of their games. The biggest excitement came when the fans showed up at the STJ gym to show support for the last dis- trict game. (Front row) Christy McCain, Lisa Spicak, Sheri Hanslik, Sheri concentrates on an mi- ( ' harla Zamykal, Becky Krejci (Middle row) Kim Nevlud, Tamisha portant free throw during a Delvaille, Sharon Bautista, Melissa Angell (Last row) April Pate, game. Sergio Juarez (manager), Jenifer Donnell. Kim, Lisa, Tamisha and Becity are always in position to steal the bail. Melissa makes her shot while Becky looks on. Lisa Spicak rebounds the ball while teammate Jenifer Donnell looks on. Charla attacks the ball in a district game. Young Flyers Show The Varsity Baseball team led by Coach Shimek and Daryl Traber ended the season with a 9 and 10 record. The Flyers were 6 and 6 in district play. The Flyers were a young team that showed character and much improvement as the season went on. Coach Shimek is looking forward to next year with 12 returning players as he hopes to bring the district title back to St. Joseph. Jody Moss his turn at bat. prepares for (Left to Right) Coach Shimek, Mark Yeary, Max Tibiletti, Nick Bomersbach, Scott Rodgers, Chris Korinek, Ryan Gilliam, Pat Stolowski, Joel Bomersbach, Jody Moss, Doug Stolowski, Joe Jimenez, Mark Tibiletti, Mike Hynes, Coach Traber. Future Potential Joel Bomersbach shows determination on his way to first base. Doug Stolowski keeps the runner from scoring. ■ V - . J L , ' --. il l - ' r 1 Mark Yeary and Jonathon Pozzi are helping Coach Shimek with the scorebook. All-State Pat Stolowski shows his stuff. Vi . ' vtl Ryan Gilliam keeps the ball from going into center- field. Sergio Juarez anxiously awaits the pitch. Junior Varsity Baseball (Standing) Coach Kraatz, Joe Ybarra, Richard Alexander, David Tagliabue, Chris Bludau, Justin Gillespie, Doug Stolowski, Sergio Juarez. (Kneeling) Mike Foertsh, Carlos Chapa, Mike Urbana, Kenny Seals, Jonathon Pozzi, Bradley Dierlam, Joey Tagliabue. BORN TO RUN The 1989 track memb ers are Kim Nevlud, Beth Christi, Aimee Myers, Michelle Haas, Sharon Bau- tista, Jennifer Luengas, Selena Reyes, Carrie Nevlud, Chris Steven- son, Liberty DeLeon, John Garoni, Jason Motal, Paul Aleman, Mike Blattau, and Brad Besancon. The Lady Flyers, under Coach Knox and Coach Brown, received first place in district and won third place at state. Way to go Flyers! Paul Aleman is searching for the finish Hne. Michael Blattau does the Wave. Liberty DeLeon keeps on trucking! Michelle Haas flashes her pearly whites. Kim Nevlud is off and flying. Softball The Lady Flyers, led by Coach Salinas, ended the year with a second place district ti- tle and an overall record of 4- 8. The girls learned a lot and gained much experience this year during the season. Becki Krejci waits for the throw to home plate. Shara shows her style while playing first base. ' y) (Back row) Becki Krejci, Lisa Spicak, Joelle Alkek, Melissa Angell, Paula Lopez, Karen Scherer, Shara Appelt, Coach Salinas. (Front row) Theresa Young, Charla Zaymakal, Vanessa Holub, Christy McCain, Eunice Appelt, Amy Gilliam. t ' i Powder Puff The 1989 Powder Puff football game was full of spills, chills and thrills. Hidden behind the deceiving smiles and curls of junior and senior girls were tough, determined football players. Adding to the excitement of the game were devoted fans and cheerleaders. Tempers flared as the game ended in a controversial tie of a Hit Me With Your Best Shot The tennis team began prac- ticing early in the fall, but the season didn ' t actually get under- way until the end of January. Af- ter that, they spent most week- ends at tournaments. With the new coaches, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Ryman, the team had a very successful year — placing first at several tournaments. The trip to the state tournament in mid-April capped off the year for the St. Joe tennis team. Team Captains for the 1988-89 year are Amy Packard and Sam Allen. ' £ ■ A L V Tennis members are (seated) Ashley Hitsfield, Kelly Stevenson, Kerri Aughinbaugh, Alison Aughinbaugh, and Amy Packard; (kneeling) Lisa Miller, Diana Leinen, Kristen Boyd, Jade Arage, Ashely Necker, .Jenny Mayer and Mimi Hernandez; (standing) Mrs. Ryman, James Record, Mindy Baur, Joey Witt, Rob Stevenson, Kim Redmon, Julie Duke, Amaya Ormazabal, Ryan Allen, and Mrs. Thompson (back row) Jeremy Cuthberson, Sam Allen, Lawrence Cortez, Lane Fox, Brian Putska, Randy Montgomery, Tommy Respondek, Matt Easterling and Dwayne Schilab. Tennis members relax before a hard workout. Amy Packard serves to her opponent. Tennis Team warms up during practice. Mrs. Reyman enjoys watching and helping the team. 97 StcccCmt ACU : Life in the Fast Lane ' des- cribes the Student Life section which is full of memories from this year ' s greatest events — prom, the awards banquet, Sadie Hawkins, election day, the marathon, and everyone ' s favor- ite, graduation. This year ' s stu- dent body has gone out of its way to make the most of Student Living. dc{e «t t cut , €ute 99 September 16 - Storm Threatens! Hurricane Gilbert demanded the at- tention of students, faculty, and the con- struction crew. All worked together to pro- tect the contents of each room, to board windows, and to secure the building mate- rials from the anticipated storm. Although the hurricane left death and destruction behind it, Victoria did not feel its fierce winds. Brad, Mark, Rick, and Mr. Matula race against time to Bill helps Mr. Montelongo take down boards after the board up the windows. storm passes Victoria. Sweet Child Of Mine Chris Anzaldua, Marc, Max and Shane Tibiletti. Trish Reichle, Jess Howard and Jeremy and Therese Durocher all have one thing in common: a parent on staff at STJ. It ' s just not possible to separate some families. ■ fe H 1 H ilHHB ' ' v Homecoming Football Spirit Lives On Homecoming Queen Katy Baur was escorted by Mark Miori From left to right: Rick Heard, Dome Sanchez, Kuhty ' rhoiiipson, Faerlee House, Sam Allen, Dina Shuiz, Shane Tibiletti and (not pictured) Amber Arage. 1988-1989 m — Faerlee House, Scott Dewey, Tracey Schulte, Leena Laul, and Kim Hawes sum up the senior spirit with a catchy phrase. The Flyers express themselves at the 1989 H(iniec(iniint: |)ep rally. April Pate and Jeremy Hunt help paint a yard decoration for each varsity When we heard Bryan Heyer was all tied up football player. we didn ' t expect . . . Little Red Corvette There are many styles of transportation in getting to and from school. For the Freshmen and Sophomores, the most pop- ular form is by parents and Upper Classmen. Juniors and Seniors have the privilege of driving themselves. Macho Bigfoot trucks, sleek sportsters and the accomodating station wagon are the popular types of cars and trucks filling the parking spaces at STJ. The dreaded long ride on the school bus is one way to get to and from activities. :ij Lir i . j«ju .v, fZii ' i ' An Schmidt ' s Supra is one of the many new cars at St. Joe. The variety of cars at St. Joe are all shown in the parking lot. No truck is too small for Jason. Nice parking job, Jody! 105 THIS IS THE TIME sipping, cramming for a test or re-applying make-up — every free minute is very much appre- ciated. Thank goodness it ' s break time! You sat all through 2nd pe- riod trying to keep your mind on your work but uncontrollably your mind kept drifting off to think of satisfying your rum- bling stomach by eating cafete- ria goodies. Others couldn ' t wait to get out of class so that they could tell their friends what hap- pened the night before. Regardless of how anyone spends his breaks — eating, gos- Mr. Friedel and Sister Digna relax in the Teachers Workroom. These sophomores enjoy break by relaxing in the shade. John tries to explain to Ste- en, Jonathan, and Joey how the excellent snacks at break satis- fied his empty stomach. Elizabeth makes sure she gets her Hpstick just right. Eunice AppeU shows her classmates how she learned to count on her fingers during 2nd period. The tree in front of Building II provides a great seat for these students. Pretending to be book- worms, Michelle, Irene, and Jen- nifer spend their break in the li- brary. Masses and Assemblies Masses and Assemblies are an in- tegral part of the curriculum here at St. Joe. At Mass, students participate in reading, serving, singing, and provid- ing the music. By participating, our lives are enriched and we grow spiritu- ally. Along with Mass, Assemblies pro- vide the students with an insight to other lifestyles which they may en- counter in the future. body. Deacon Bill Long (left) and Father Tim Murphy say Mass for the student The seniors were honored this year with a new seating arrangement. Before Mass, Kathy Miori demon- strates how she would conduct the choir. Sophomores smile for a picture as they are waiting to be dismissed. These freshmen don ' t seem to be too Musicians Urom left to right) Michael Foertsch, Amy Uptmor, Michelle Haas, and concerned with Mr. Boyle ' s announce- Kelly Stevenson concentrate on hitting the right note, ments. Pep Rallies It ' s Marathon Time! St. Joseph students had a great time at the Victoria Mara- thon for private schools. The event held in November raised money for school expenses. Some STJ students entertained the par- ticipants with music and com- ments over the loudspeaker while others just had fun. Tommy Respondek and Mr. Thompson help Coach Thompson learn to ride a bike. Standing left to right: Terese Young, Brian Etlinger, Charla Zamykal, Eunice Appelt, Shara Appelt, April Pate, Becky Krejci, Tamsha Delvaille, Alfred Ko- pecky, Mrs. Anzaldua, Jason Motal, Venisa Holub, Eddie Olivarez, Tom Preiss, Jennifer Hermes, Jami Hadley ' We Don ' t Need No Education 9? Oh no! The most dreaded thing has hap- pened to you! You had plans for the perfect weekend and they are ru- ined. You can ' t sleep late, or watch Saturday morn- ing cartoons, or spend the $5 on that late night meal at Whataburger. You can obtain this morning of misery by being tardy, acting up, sleeping in class or breaking the dress code. Well, Kevin, you are a tad bit late. We have been in class about five minutes now. Go to the office!! Amy still seems a little confused about It is about time that you cleaned your version of a Punnett Square, Lori. out your locker, Chris. What The Students Say On November 8, 1988, vot- ers across the nation were faced with the problem of deciding for whom they were going to vote. Here at St. Joe, students were also faced with that same dilem- ma. In a simulated election, ea- ger voters decided who should fill the posts of President Vice President, U.S. Senator, U.S. Representative, and State Rep- resentative. Needless to say, the Republican Candidates (Bush Quayle, Boulter, Sweeney, and Holzheauser, respectively) swept the majority of the vote in all four positions. Bush, howev- er, did have some competition from Mr. Boyle and the Pink Panther. Melissa Angell, Brenda Pekar, and Brian Houser work hard coun- ting ballots after the elections. John House does some last minute cam- paigning to Katie Strauss while Ben Hayes looks on in skepticism. Construction Clips Sadie Hawkins Hoedown Dance St. Joe ' s fourth annual Sadie Hawkins dance was held on the 15th of April in the old gym, just a few months later than usual, but still with the same ol ' country attire hoedown and girls asking their favorite guy for a date. Student Council got together and gave the old gym that home country feeling with bales of hay, pitchforks, and a chapel for tying the knot. -«i «  ;i-.?r !« l -, ' 3 Im § CO s oT bfi cd fM t D -Q s tT D CO CQ fl 1 1 ■ 1 S Q sf +j ■ O! 1 1 01 a M a CO tsi O! CO o T3 ' C C M 1 -C CO 2 -O  H I-. CO N CO g 1 U 9 o o I CO 1 i ca S j -a t-i bj3 CO ID t-i X M O c5 t-i 3 oT O O o SX 1 o m C QJ S a) CO I fe Journey of Imagination L ' -. ' % . ' ; ■1 m ' C l l L H H H If -i H hS I E BBPWPI ' tt-- ' ' ' ' i ! ' M K BB r T ' T HP ' ' . ' ' . B r | [_ ■■ ■■. -: ::-JB Kf r Y - ■ .if a JC • js bM H • r V ♦ . i ff i i ■ - ' i ■ ' M | 1 m. tftt i f-H jl awards! Smile Mr. Friedel Rob gives Coach Knox a farewell hug. The juniors seem to be having fun Kristi is elated with her award. BANQUET Do these sophomores look happy to you? Bobby Saddler wants some FOOD! David Saddler is Hungry Todd Liles earned a speech award. Students Excell TOP LEFT: Robby receives the English Award. BOTTOM LEFT: Jenifer Donnell competes in various rodeos. TOP RIGHT: Chris Janssen wins first place for his heifer at the State Fair. MIDDLE RIGHT: Bill, Thomas, and Robby win the Speak No Evil, See No Evil, Hear No Evil Award. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomores enjoy the success of writing their own poetry books. May Procession The annual May Procession and Crowning of Mary was held on May 9. The ceremony was changed this year in order to put the emphasis on Mary rath- er than on the Senior class. The Seniors wore their gowns, but they did not sing their class song as in past years. Denise Strauss was voted by her class to crown Mary and Brenda Pekar and Christie Killebrew were chosen to assist her. 123 Senior Tea Graduation Scholarships Presidential Scholarship — Texas A M — AHson Aughinbaugh Our Lady of the Lake, San Antonio — Erol Tucker Our Lady of the Lake, St. Edward ' s, Austin — Michael Blattau Texas A I, Kingsville — Shane Tibiletti St. Edward ' s — Michael Hynes Southwest Texas State. San Marcos — Valerie Schoener St. Mary ' s San Antonio — Dina Schuiz Alternate Opportunities Award Scholarship, Texas A M — Denise Strauss Petroleum Engineering Departmental Scholarship, Texas A M — Brian Houser Society of Mechanical Engineers Scholarship — Shane Tibiletti Victoria Rotary Club Scholarship — Todd Liles Alcoa Corporation Scholarship — Valerie Schoener Aron And Willie Lee Kolle Scholarship to Victoria College — Pat Stolowski Victoria College — Amy Bernhard Victoria College — Donie Sanchez Victoria Chamber of Commerce Free Enterprise Scholarship — Chris Mosmeyer Catholic Daughters of America Medical Scholarship — Ann Schmidt Pilot Club Scholarship — Melissa Angell Society of Petroleum Engineers — Shane Tibiletti Victoria Livestock Show Scholarship — Jeff Hanselka American Business Women ' s Association Charter Chapter Scholarship — Amy Bern- hard Delta Kappa Gamma-Eta Pi Chapter Scholarship for Education Majors — Missy Tasin Catholic War Veterans Ladies ' Auxiliary Post 1269 — Shayla Morgan Catholic War Veterans Ladies ' Auxiliary Post 1269 — Sherri Gisler DeLeon Club Scholarship — Brian Etlinger Veterans of Foreign Wars Scholarship — Sherri Gisler Fr. Rudy Vela is the guest speaker. Pat receives his scholarship. Jeff accepts his award. Our Historian receives an award. Day Awards Valerie is Valedictorian Denise is Salutatorian Community Service Volunteer Scholarship Award — Erol Tucker Community Service Volunteer Scholarship Award — Eric Jarzombek Velda Stout Award — Jeff Hanselka State of Texas Honor Graduate Award — Valerie Schoener Fr. Clement Otting Golden Jubilee English Award — Denise Strauss Thomas O ' Connor Memorial Religion Award — Valerie Schoener Sr. Ernestine Memorial Humanitarian Award — Missy Tasin Mr. and Mrs. S.T.J, — Erol Tucker Alison Aughinbaugh Seniors diplomas 127 4cU: to-to : Ads are Serious Busi- ness when it comes to fi- nancing the yearbook. Without such generous contributions from our sponsors, the yearbook staff would not have been able to present such a cre- ative Excelsior to our school. Thanks to all of you who have helped to finance St. Joe ' s Greatest Hits. 128 Sencau i cc €ted4 W jj |r JJ.; 42N ' i jh H Ti WN| ' i Ik r nu . .■■I Rb Ik B flKif P fl taHEftli ' R l 129 Screen Printing Fund Raising Chenille Emblems Logos-Designs Group Discounts 304 Gemini Court Behind Grandy ' s ■Retail Gift Shop ' 576-6874 Caps, T-shirts Bumperstickers Jackets Ad Specialties Mon-Sat Hrs. 9 to 6 Victoria, Tx RUUD BROWN ' S Air Conditioning Co. We still make House Calls Air conditioning • Heating Refrigeratin Best Wisheis For 1988-89 From All The Bro James. Jody. Chris. Scott. Kevin and Ken ln8-B Cozzi Circle CASTLE HILLS PHARMACY Supports the Flyers Joe Trial, Pharmacist 3412 Sam Houston 575-6328 KRUEGER CONSTRUCTION CO. P.O. BOX 3613 VICTORIA, TEXAS 77901 512-573-5291 Good Luck, Flyers!! Lane, Iris, Laurie, and Scott Rodgers SOUTH TEXAS OPTICAL Quality Eyewear Accessories MONDAY — TUESDAY — THURSDAY — FRIDAY 8:00 a.m.-12.00 noon 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. TUESDAY 8:00 a.m.-12:00 noon 1606 N. Navarro Montag Bros. Supermarket Victoria, Tx The Best for 1989 573-9178 4406 N. Laurent Victoria, Texas 77901 Telephone (512) 578-0107 Victoria Bank Trust Co. Member; Victoria Bankshares, Inc. FDIC Victoria, Texas 77902 • (512) 573-5151 Congratulations and Best Wishes from Your Friends at The best pizza in town. 3706 N. Navarro FREE DELIVERY 572-8888 BEST WISHES FROM Conti ' s Hardware 575-1487 Always Qulaity Mercluindise 215 S. Bridge Victoria, Texas CROSSROADS 3BANK. 1501 E Mockingbird at Sam Houston 575 7481 Arnolds TV Appliance Center 4202 N. Navarro Victoria, Texas 77901 Kevin Arnold Manager jgr ' ' 33 Will Custom Build HOLUB HOMES JOE HOLUB, Owner 573-4416 P.O. Box 3792 Victoria, Texas 77901 Joe Morris GULF COAST fAPER ■ CO. INC. Vice PresitJent Finance 3705 Houston Highway p Q. 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Navarro Victoria, Tx 77904 Congratula tions Nazareth Academy Seniors Shara Appelt Amy Bernhard Brad Besancon Sherri Gisler Kim Hawes Debbie Innocenti Anissa Jimenez Barbara McCain Bill McManus Ann Schmidt Valerie Schoener 205 GETTYSBURG VICTORIA TEXAS 77904 512 578 4763 COMMERCIAL MEMBER PPA TPP WPA Pacific Southwest Bank, Post Office Box 7177 Victoria, Texas 77905 Congratulations to Faerlee on Graduation Love, Dad, John, and Suzanne The yearbook staff of 1989 wishes Trish Reichle and Rachael Eckerman the be§t of luck as co-editors of the 1990 Excelsior. 149 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. J. Wayne Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Pat Arage Mr. and Mrs. Ramiro Barrera Mr. and Mrs. K.F. Bernhard and family Mr. and Mrs. Lee Calvin Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cavazos Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Genaro Cortez, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steve DeLeon Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Delvaille Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Dentler Dr. and Mrs. Gary Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gilliam Ryan, Amy and Alison Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Hartman Dr. and Mrs. James R. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Ashton J. Hecker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Henry Judge and Mrs. Whayland Kilgore Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Kopecky Mr. and Mrs. Steve McManus Mr. and Mrs. Norvell Moss Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Motal Dr. and Mrs. Miguel Ormazabal (Dr. Maria Ramos) Mr. and Mrs. Michael Packard Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Pekar Mrs. Pamela Pozzi Dr. and Mrs. Paul Roeh Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Sparkman, Jr. Mrs. R.T. Sparkman, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Stevenson and family Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stofer Mrs. Pam Tagliabue Mr. and Mrs. Pat Tagliabue Dr. and Mrs. Carleton Thompson Mr. and Mrs. William E. Waters, Jr. Alemon, Paul 9, 26. 72. 61. 93 Alexander. Richard 19. 22. 92 Alkek, Joelle 7, 44, 47. 62. 69. 72, 104, 109, 94, 124, 126 Allen, Ryon 26, 72, 96 Allen, Sam 7. 03, 45, 46. 47. 64. 96. 97, 102, 64, 124, 126 Almendarez, Mortin 26, 109. 107, 65. 72. 84. 116. 120 Anders Drody 6. 22. 21, 99. 62 Angell. Melissa 32. 46. 47. 112. 111, 99, 8S, 69. 79. lis. 119. 123. 94. 125. 124. 126 Anzolduo, Christopher 6. 22. 101. 82. 68, 129, 78 Appelt. Eunice 18. 19. 110. 22. 107, 73, 65, 68, 62. 63. 59. 94. 122 Appell. Shara 32. 110. 73. 63. 117. 114, 124, 126 Aroge, Amber 47. 44, 33, 109, 76, 77, 62. 63, 116. 124, 126 Aroge, Jode 14, 15, 96 Armstrong, Kendoll 18. 22. 97. 65 Aughinbough, Alison 46. 47. 51. 108. 109, 97, 68. 129, 96. 58. 57, 125. 124. 126, 56 Aughinbough. Kerri 6. 33. 22. 97, 66. 96, 59 D Ooker Cloy 20 Doker. Jennifer 50. 109. 29, 65 Dorreto, Romiro 11. 14. 17, 65, 64 BosQiduo, Denise 109, 65, 72, 74. 75 Dour, Koty 46, 47, 109, 76, 77, 72. 62, 63. 102. 116. 124. 126 Dour. Mindy 6, 10, 11, 14. 17. 97, 99, 96 Doutisto, Shoron 10, 11, 14. 12. 65. 87. 88. 79, 64, 93. 64 Doyoreno. Christy 14. 12. 61 Dernhord. Amy 46. 47. 4. 32, 109, 119, 123, 125, 126, 124, 127 Desoncon, Drod 32, 9, 47, 45, 100, 72, 84, 85, 80, 62, 79, 60, 103, 92, 124, 126 Dlotfou, Michael 32, 46, 47, 123, 93, 124, 126 Dludou, Chris 16, 51, 22, 84, 66, 59, 64, 92. 64 Bluntzer. Amy 27. 109, 72. 65. 66. 67, 66, 69. 63, 71, 74. 75, 56 Domersboch. Joel 14. 13. 17. 65. 62, 64. 90. 91 Domersboch. Nicholos 9. 29, 104. 65. 60. 62. 63, 116. 90. 91 Doyd. Kristen 6. 11, 14, 13, 51, 17, 99, 96 Drown. Chris 19. Ill, 22. 82, 115. 121 Dryorly. Matthew 22. 86. 66. 121 Dfzozowske. Lori 6. 22, 4 Dudwine. Lelo 27. 26. 72. 62. 63 Dunge, Tondo 19. 22. 96. 65. 63, 70 Dustos, Irene 6, 4, 107, 73, 63, 121 Colhoun, Johnothon 10, 14, 12, 15, 106 Colvin, Rey 18. 25. 22. 63, 74, 75, 121 Contu, Arthur 22, 20, 86 Covozos, Anno 22, 65, 68, 59, 121 Chan, Wendy 22, 65. 68, 121 Chopo, Corlos 22, 60, 92 Chen, Janet 22, 65. 66. 67, 66. 69. 63, 71 Christie, Delh 109, 22. 21, 65, 76. 77. 69, 63, 64. 93 CoHey. Mary Anne 44. 72. 62. 117, 119, 61, 124. 126 Compton. Kafhetine 10. 11. 14. 15. 67. 69 Cortez. Lowrence 26. 84, 85. 96 Cox. Drodley 18, 22. 98 Crow. Gordon 19. 22 Cuthbettson, Jeremy 22, 72. 68. 96. 71 D DeLeon, Liberty 10. 14, 15, 108, 107, 65, 86, 60, 93 DeLosSontos, Christino 19, 22, 129, 62. 74, 75, 113 Delvoille, Tomisho 19. 110, 22, 96, 88, 89, 67, 69, 129. 63. 83. 113, 121 Denker, DAnno 19, 109, 22, 106, 65, 66, 62. 63, 74. 75 Dentler, Chorlotte 19. 51. 22. 73. 65. 66. 63. 115. 121 Dewey. Scott 46, 47. 44. 45. 84. 68. 103. 116. 64. 124. 125, 126, 127 Dierlom, Bradley 14, 12, 17, 92 Dodd. Phillip 16. 22. 98, 60 Donnell, Jenifer 66, 89, 68, 69, 79 Duke, Julie 6, 20, 21, 79, 6, 129, 96, 19, 106, 97, 113 Duke, Rob 7, 60 120 Durocher, Jeremy 51, 22, 101, 82, 66, 49 Durocher, Tetese 11, 14, 12, 13, 101, 69, 74, 75 EFG Eosterling, Robert 19, 22, 66, 69, 63. 96. 70 Eckermon. Rachoel 27, 50. 108, 67, 68, 69, 91, 70 Eichholz, 4, 109, 7, 68 Eisman, Thomas 11, 14 Escobedo, Micohel 14 Etiinger, Brian 33, 47, 44. 110, 66, 118, 123. 103. 124. 125. 126 Etiinger, Darren 51, 23. 82. 68. 129, 76, 113 Etzlei, Tim 113 Flores 27, 109, 76, 77, 72, 62, 63 Flores, Genell 50 Flores, Joe 6, 14, 51, 25 Foertsch, Michoel 14, 12, 108, 65, 60, 92 Fortune, Scott 14 Foster, Dole 6, 16, 19, 51, 22, 113 Fox, Loyne 60, 109, 26, 97, 7, 96, 61 Fredrick, Gory 11, 14. 17. 99 Freymuth. Erik 19. 23, 66, 66 Gorcio, Jacob 19, 23, 20 Gorcio. Tim 60 Goroni. John 14. 93 Gentry. Geoff 9. 27. 33. 60. 60. 103 Gillespie, Justin 14, 13, 12, 66. 92 Gilliom, Amy 6, 10, 11. 14. 12, 13. 111. 107. 73. 87. 94 Gilliam. Ryan 9, 60, 66. 103, 92, 90 Gisler, Sherri 7, 46, 47, 32, 33, 51, 109, 62, 116, 119, 123, 124, 125, 126, 127 Gonzoles, Michelle 109, 107, 73, 62, 63. 121 HI Dowson. David 62 DeLoGorzo, Volerie 14, 12. 13. 65, 69. 64 Hoos, Michelle 11, 14. 16, 106, 107, 64. 74. 75. 93 Hodley. Jomi 19. 110. 23, 73, 65, 74, 75 Honseiko, Jeff 33, 9, 46, 108, 68, 56, 124, 125, 126 Honslik, Sheri 65, 72, 68, 62, 63, 83 Hoiris, Jeff 10, 14, 12 Hortman, Kelly 26, 50, 109, 73, 62 Howes, Kim 7, 47, 4, 33, 44, 51, 106, 109. 123. 119. 103. 124. 125. 126 Hayes. Benjamin 14. 15. 112. 69. 64 Heard. Lilo 23 Heard. Rick 7. 9. 46, 47, 32, 33. 44. 108. 109. 100. 66. 102. 116. 118. 124. 126 Hecker. Ashley 15. 106. 96 Henry. Amy 11. 15. 108. 17. 99. 67 Henry. Joson 8, 27. 33. 60. 103 Hermes. Jennifer 19. 51 106. 109. 110. 23, 20, 69. 62. 63 Hermes. Shannon 66 Hernandez. Mimi 11. 15. 106. 17. 99. 96 Messier. Christopher 27. 28. 105. 80. 78, 103 Heyer, Dryon 23, 20, 62, 203 Hill, Jennifer 6, 4, 25, 23, 107, 65. 73, 67. 69. 74. 75. 113 Hitzfield, Ashley 10, 11, 15, 12, 108, 97, 96 Holub, Kenneth 46, 47, 123, 57, 124, 126, 127 Holub, Veniso 109, 110, 65. 117. 94, 120 House, Foerlee 7, 46. 47, 33, 45, 44, 109, 99, 65, 66, 102, 103, 116, 116, 119, 64, 125, 122, 126, 124 House, John 6, 18, 112, 23, 62 Houser, Drion 33, 46, 47, 45, 112, 105, 60. 81. 117, 103, 125. 126. 124 Howord. Jess 24. 98, 101. 62, 66, 67, 68 Hunr. Jeremy 23, 21, 96. 99. 103 Hunt. Robbie 9. 47. 122. 126 Hynes. Michael 33, 47, 80, 60, 103, 90, 57, 121. 126. 124 Innocenti, Debbie 32. 46. 47, 65. 66, 67. 68, 69, 62, 117, 119, 70, 57, 125, 126, 124 JKL Jonssen, Chris 18, 19, 23, 99. 122 Jorzombek. Eric 32. 47. 45, 119, 61, 124. 125. 126. 127 Jimenez. Anisso 46. 47. 32, 33. 72. 70, 126, 124 Jimenez. Joe 9, 27. 86. 103. 90. 120. 121 Jones. Drodley 7. 47. 33. 32. 44. 111. 80. 81. 68. 117. 61. 103, 125, 124, 126 Joslyn, Heather 27, 50, 33, 66. 67, 68, 69. 63, 59. 64 Juarez. Leticio 10, 11. 15. 25. 62 Juorez. Sergio 6. 50, 23, 107. 73. 82, 86. 60. 91. 92. 113 Kolinowski. Trey 23 Kelly. Chris 15. 73, 82 Kilgore, Woyne 80. 103 Killebrew. Christie 32. 47, 33. 45, 44. 109, 68. 69. 123, 126, 124 Kinnison, Justin 10. 11. 15. 98, 82. 67. 69, 76 Knox, Ronnie 120 Knudsen, Kellie 109, 74. 75 Koenig. Melissa 19. 50. 23, 106, 65, 66, 62, 63, 74, 75 Kolibo, Kim 108, 65, 73, 66, 62, 71, 121 Kolibo, Kristie 4, 18, 23, 107, 65, 73, 68, 62, 74, 75, 121, 122 Kopecky, Alfred 19, 110, 23. 82, 68 Korinek, Chris 27, 26, 109, 45, 26, 72, 64, 65, 62, 79, 90 Krueger, Trocey 27, 109, 26, 65, 72, 62 Krejci, Decky 16, 110, 23, 65, 88, 89, 74. 74. 94, 121 Kubesch, Jennifer 6, 106, 25, 23, 65, 69 Kusok, Lee 15, 17, 60 Kutchka, Pot 33, 47, 98, 80, 103, 124, 125, 126 Londgrebe, Dixie 11 12, 15 Laul, Leeno 7, 46, 47, 33, 44, 45, 99, 65, 103, 119, 83, 124. 125. 126, 127 Lawrence, Bo 54. 113 Leinen. Diono 10. 11 12, 18. 17. 97, 99, 79. 96 Leinen, Elizobeth 10. 11, 15. 107 Liles. Todd 7, 46. 47. 50. 66, 67. 68. 69. 63. 57. 125. 121 126. 124 Liro. Leonotd 27. 65. 60. 66. 67, 69, 62, 71 119, 70. 103 Lopez. Poulo 98. 106. 67. 66, 59, 94, 121 Luedecke, Michele 6, 107, 113 Luengos, Jennifer 15, 16, 65, 67, 63, 74, 70 93 MN Morkert, Luke 26, 72, 80, 61 103 Martinez, JoLynn 10, 11 12, 15, 115 Mortinez, Moiquita 47, 129, 60, 126 Mossie, Motthew 18, 129, 59 Motulo, David 109, 26, 73. 65, 62. 63. 116 Moyer. Jennifer 109. 97. 65. 66. 96. 61 McCain. Barbara 123. 124. 126. 125 McCoin. Christy 16. 109. 107. 96. 73. 87. 66. 68. 63. 93. 94. 121 McCorty. John 7, 47, 33, 44, 33, 124. 126 McCorty. Kevin 7. 47. 32. 111 33. 124. 126 McCullough, Kothleem 4. 18. 51 107. 96. 73. 65, 62 McGill. Bobby 12. 15, 62 McHoney. Stephen 109, 60 McGill. Dobby 12. 15. 82 McHoney, Stephen 109. 60 McMonus. Dill 7. 9. 47. 32. 33. 44. 100. 122, 126 Melnar, John 19, 82, 113 Miller, Liso 11. 15. 17. 99. 96 Miori. Cathetine 50. 108. 28 Miori. Motk 9, 46. 47. 51. 100. 99. 60, 81. 68. 102. 116. 64. 103. 124. 125, 126 Montgomery, Randy 7. 26, 50. 96 Morgon. Shoylo 47. 109, 66. 68. 123, 124. 125. 126 Mosmeyet. Chris 7. 32. 33. 46. 47. 67. 69. 124. 126 Moss. Jody 80. 103. 90 Motol. jQson 110, 107. 20, 82. 129. 63. 78. 59. 93 Murphy Dilly 15. 17. 62. 86 Myers. Aimee 8. 18. 65. 118. 74. 75. 93 Nevlud. Corrie 11, 15, 17. 87. 78. 83. 93 Nevlud. Kim 8. 19. 109, 21. 76. 77. 88. 68. 62, 63, 79, 93 OP Olivorez. Eddie 19. 110. 65. 122 OrmozobQl. Amoyo 7, 27. 29. 65. 72. 66. 129. 62, 96, 116, 64 Ormozobol, Xobier 11. 15. 86. 68. 60 Ortiz, Carmen 15, 115 Packard, Amy 27, 109, 97, 96 Padilla. Deonna 10. 11. 12. 15. 17. 67 Pore. April 6. 16. 110. 87, 86. 103. 59. 121 Pekor. Orendo 33. 47. 45, 117. 123. 124. 126 Pekar. Steven 10. 15. 51. 17. 106. 62. 81 Peterek. Chod 72 Pozzi. Jonathan 10, 15, 17. 106. 91. 92 Preiss. Tom 19. 51. 110, 129, 59. 113 Pustka, Dtion 97. 62, 96, 61 R Romirez, Marc 33, 47. 45. 124. 126. 127 Roy. Somontho 15. 17. 65 Record. Jomes 15. 17. 96, 60 Redmon. Kim 7. 26. 109. 28. 97. 72. 62. 96 Reichle, Irish 7, 27. 109. 101. 66. 67. 68, 69 Respondek, Thomas 6. 50. 25, 110, 97, 20. 96. 113 Reyes. Selena 10. 11. 15. 17. 87, 78, 83, 93 Riggs, Showno 98, 65, 68. 61. 74, 75 Rivero, Laurie 111, 122, 24 Robles. Chris 26. 65. 60. 61. 70 Rodgers. Scott 84. 80. 103. 90 Rodiiguez, Nino 20, 63, 65. 74. 75. 70 Rojas. Jomes 20 Rutherford. Stephen 8. 60. 117. 61 Soddlet. Bobby 18. 107. 62. 121 Soddler, David , 46. 47. 32. 44. 105. 60. 119, 60. 103. 121, 126, 124 Sage. Andy 9. 50. 29. 99. 72. 84, 80. 62. 116 Sage. Shonnon 6. 19, 68, 128. 74, 75 Solos, John 31 Sonchez, Donie 47, 109, 36. 76, 77, 67, 68, 63, 102. 119. 124. 125. 126 Scherer. Koren 72. 68. 64. 94 Schilhob, Dwoyne 18, 19. 68, 96, 61 Schmidt, Ann 7. 47. 4. 33. 129, 123. 57. 124. 125. 126 Schoener. Volerie 47, 45. 44. 109. 68. 62. 63. 117. 74. 75. 70. 57. 124. 126. 127 Schorlemmer. Poul 122 Schulte. Trocey 33. 7. 47. 109, 65. 103. 119. 124. 125, 126 Schultz. Dino 46. 47, 33, 44, 109, 76, 77, 68, 69. 62. 63, 102, 119, 70, 57, 64, 124, 125, 126 Seals, Kenneth 18, 61, 92, 113 Shenoudo. Tina 10. 11. 16 Smith. Claire 19. 106. 72. 74, 75. 64 Smith. Edie 73. 65. 62. 120 Smith, Stephonie 18, 129, 62, 74. 75. 113 Sporkman. Robert 18, 19, 82 Spicok, Lisa 8, 6, 19, 51, 88, 69. 63. 94 Starr. Joson 45. 109. 85. 84. 79. 118. 126 Stevenson. Christopher 16, 17, 82, 126. 71. 93 Stevenson. Kelly 65. 73. 68. 96, 61, 59, 58, 114 Stevenson, Robb 19, 72, 82, 78, 96, 71, 59 Stofer, John 26. 109. 72. 65 Stolowski. Douglas 10. 15, 16, 90, 91, 92 Stolowski, Pot 33, 47, 45, 105, 119, 123, 90, 91, 124. 125. 126 Strauss, Oeth 12, 15, 16, 65. 74. 75 Sttouss, Denise 46. 46. 45, 44, 109, 66, 62, 63, 118, 119. 74. 75. 123. 70. 57. 124. 125. 126. 127 Strouss. Katie 19, 79 Stubbs. Thomas 32, 47. 33. 60. 122, 126 WYZ TUV Togliobue, Joseph 12, 13. 16. 106, 68, 129, 92 Togliabue, David 9, 18. 82. 78, 61. 92. 113 Tosin. Missy 7. 47. 33, 45, 109, 36, 68, 119, 123, 114, 122, 124, 125, 126 Thompson, Rusty 7. 46, 47, 33, 44, 109. 40. 99. 102. 126 Tibiletti. Mark 18. 51. 101, 62, 102, 90 Tibiletti, Max 18, 101. 82. 66. 90 Tibiletti. Shone 33. 47. 41, 101, 80, 81. 68. 117. 124. 125. 126 Tijetino. Shelly 6. 19. 50. 113 Tucker, Dud 46, 47, 72, 62, 57, 56, 124, 125, 126 Tyng, Melita 8. 19 Uptmor. Amy 11. 12. 16. 73. 65. 74, 75 Urbono. Michoel 15. 16. 17. 69, 63, 70, 92 Volenzuelo. Nicolas 16. 65 Vosquez, Vonesso 7, 47, 44, 65, 119, 124, 125, 126 Editors Note Wagner, Dtion 111, 27, 30, 103 Wagner, Duston 28, 72, 63, 84, 65, 80 Wogner, Woody 15, 16, 17, 65, 82 Wappelhorsi, Detty 16 Woters. Rick 18. 51. 115 Weorden, P.J. 27. 80. 119. 103. 115 Wenske. Kevin 19. 76. 61 Westerman. Megon 16. 65 Williamson. Kellie 16. 61 Wilson. Edie 32. 46. 47. 44. 109. 119. 123, 124, 126, 127 Witt, Joey 6, 19. 106. 98. 65. 66. 67. 68. 96, 113, 121 Ybarro. Joe 19. 20. 84. 65. 66. 92 Yeory. Mark 9. 19. 82, 78. 90. 91 Young, Terese 110, 20, 65, 87, 129, 94, 113 Zomykol, Chorio 110, 20, 86, 89, 94 Zeplin, Erica 26, 109, 76, 77, 68, 63, 116 Administration, Faculty and Staff Anzloduo, Alma 110, 101, 113. 54 Doyd, Michoel 62 Doyd. Wanda 54 Doyle. Michael 128. 5. 100 Creel. 55. 113 Sr. Digno 106. 54 Durocher. Dorboro 52, 113 Sr. Emilie 63, 3. 127 Friedel. Ronnie 106. 120 Gorret. Kirby 59. 53 Gilley. Gretchen 63. 54 Giones. Moureen 54. 113 Howord. Peggy 101, 63. 54. 113, 121 Sr. Lindo 55 Motulo. Paul 100. 52 Montelongo. Jesse 100 Murphy. Pother Tim 108. 71. 52 Nozer. Teresa 53, 113 Peters, Noncy 54 Pozzi, Dovid 55 Reichle. Lee 54 Seller. Richord 55 Shimek. Mike 55 Shimek. Carolyn 52 Stimson. Norma 59. 113. 52 Thompson. Soro 97. 53 Tibiletti. Steve 101, 55 Tomonek, Kothy 52 Wotson, Rose 53 Wise. Ted 63. 55, 113 We ' ve finally come to the end of the line. 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