St Marys Hall - La Reata Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1981 volume:

La Reata 1981 Saint Mary’s Hall San Antonio, Texas Col. Sterling R. Johnson U.S.A. rtd. The graduating class of '81 remembers with deep affection and appreciation a teacher who, for more than ten years, has been a constant inspiration to everyone at Saint Mary’s Hall. This gentleman tried most unsuccessfully to conceal from us his very deep affection for his students as people and his real concern for our advancement in knowl- edge, wisdom, and virtue. To all about him, he has set an example of loyalty, courage, and devotion to duty which will inspire us in the days to come. We take pride and joy in dedicating La Reata 1981 to Colonel Sterling R. John- son. 3 Board of Trustees Mr. Robert R. Archer The Rt. Rev. Scott Field Bailey Chairman Mr. William B. Blakemore II Mrs. Lon Cartwright Miss Lica Elena East Mrs. F. Daniel Foley Mrs. Hugh K. Foster Vice-President Mrs. Edward O. Gaylord Mr. H. Burt Hause Mr. James L. Hayne Mrs. Ernest Hinds Alumnae President Mr. George C. Hixon Treasurer Mrs. Herbert D. Kelleher Secretary Mrs. Richard M. Kleberg III Mr. Winston J. Lejeune Mrs. Sam Maddux, Jr. Vice-Chairman Emeritus Mr. Fred W. Middleton Mr. Charles E. Miles Assistant Secretary Mr. Thomas C. Musgrave III President Ms. Katherine B. Reynolds Assistant Secretary Mrs. Jay C. Tapp Mr. Timothy Dean Word Assistant Treasurer Mr. Fausto Yturria, Jr. Thomas C. Musgrave III President, 1980-81 4 A Word from the Headmistress One factor contributing to the uniqueness of Saint Mary’s Hall is that we are not an institution of learning so much as we are a family of learners and, being a family, we learn from each other. As a family, each of us is enriched by the other. Students, we as administration and faculty hope you have learned from us some what's, some how's and some why's: you have taught us generosity and geniality, commitment and caring, sincerity and sensitivity. We are the better for having known you. Our wish for you is that in your life, with all of your families, you will have both challenge and fulfillment and that this family will have helped you meet the one and achieve the other. 5 Joan Mellard Headmistress A jig-saw puzzle consists of many pieces which must be fitted together correctly in order to form a meaningful picture. Yet if one piece is misplaced or lost, the whole picture is ruined. The Saint Mary's Hall community, consisting as it does of many individuals and groups, also forms a meaningful composition. Each aspect of our school life can be likened to a piece in a puzzle in that each individual and group inter- acts upon the other to form the Saint Mary’s Hall family. For these reasons we have chosen the puzzle to illustrate this year's theme of unity. We Join Together Calvin K. Gloria V. move in with Mary. The joys of registration. Who could ever forget those ERB’s! Can you say Blue Tie ? Black Tie Skit Traditionally, members of the graduating class shed their black ties in the form of a humorous skit, to prepare themselves for the following morning when they receive their blue ties. Off with the old and on with the new. Atypical faculty meeting... And now. to preview the latest from Paris. Harrumph! That is most irregular, Mr. Kammer.' Here's to the class of '81! 9 Doing the Blue-Tie Boogie! 10 Mary Lou officially becomes a senior. Blue Tie and Ring Ceremony The uniting of alumnae makes Blue Tie a special event. The eighty-first turn! Middle School Senate Below: M. Deadrick. 6th form VP: B. Simpson. 6th form Pres: S. Crawford. 7th form Lto R: D. McCrae. 8th form rep: L. Wilson. 8th form rep: T. Bris- VP; M. Buck. 7th form Pres.; R. Seeligson. 8th form VP: J. Hernandez. 8th form Pres.; B. tow. Treas.; S. Snow. Sec.; M. Martin. VP: A. Kleberg. Pres. Espy. 6th form rep; M. Crouch. 6th form rep: K. O’Neill. 7th form rep; C. Musgrave. 7th form rep. Mrs. Buehler. Head of Middle School, looks on as Cebem receives her award from the Headmistress. Both Mrs. Mellard and Mrs. Nicolini are proud to give Marc his pin. Upper School Student Council The red tie is the distinguishing mark of council members. Upper School Student Council and Middle School Senate play a vital part in the administration of justice within the school community and act as liaison between the student body and school administration. The individual members of each body, like pieces in a jig-saw puzzle, form distinct groups which combine to establish the unity of Saint Mary’s Hall. L to R: F. Billups, Pres; L Rowland, 10th form Pres: S. Boyd. 9th form Sec. T: H. Finger, 9th form VP: C. Payer. 11th form VP: j. Freeman, 11th form Pres; R. Catlett, 9th form Pres; G. Foley. Sec. T; C. Sierra. 11th form Sec. T; M. Gardner. 12th form VP; M. Furse. 10th form VP; A. Patterson. 12th form Pres; S. Powers, Sec. T; K. Gamble. Head of Residence; A. Ferguson, VP. Not pictured 1- Parker. 10th form Sec. T. “Fiesta is symbolic of our unity. On this day we are not a Montessori, Lower, Middle, or Upper School— nor faculty, students, parents, and friends—we are, all together the Saint Mary’s Hall family.” Joan Mellard Middle School mimes its way through Fiesta. Look Ma! No cavities! Hi there, folks! 14 Paige is a happy shopkeeper! iVIVA! A Colorful Fiesta Mary’s always upstage. Our own masked marvels! Mrs. Braswell loves pink. 'Guess what? My nose itches!' 15 Administration Julie Buehler Head of Elliott Middle School BS Univ. of Texas; Stanislaus State College. Southwest Texas State Univ,, UTSA Continuing Ed. Barbara Braswell Head of Elliott Lower School BS Louisiana Tech University Faculty and Staff 17 Joyce Williams Head of Montessori BA Trinity Univ.; Diploma, St. Nicholas Training Center; AMS Oklahoma City Univ. Barbara Maloy Director of Admissions and Guidance BA University of Miami; MA Trinity Univ. Dick Kammer Head of Upper School BA Wheeling College; MA Duquesne University Joan Mellard Headmistress BA Mount Holyoke; MA Trinity Univ.; St. Andrews, Harvard, Boston College W' H u m a n • i t • i e s April Groos Director of Humanities; English; Sponsor Form X; BA. MA Our Lady of the Lake Univ.; Univ. of London Kip Ashmore Chaplain. Religion. Guidance in Middle School; BS Univ. of Maryland; M. of Div. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Carl Bohne Photography; BA Trinity University Hume Crowe Social Studies; BA Univ. of New Mexico; M A Univ. of Wisconsin Kathy Green Art; BA Eastern Washington St. Univ.. Univ. of Washington; MA. MFA UT San Antonio Margery Hoffman Dance; Sponsor Form XI; ADN and BSN S. Methodist Univ.. San Antonio Col, UT Austin Thomas Ball Social Studies; BS United States Military Academy, West Point Jf Mary Jo Crowe English; Sponsor La Reata; BA. MA Creighton Univ. Chaddie Kruger Latin; BA. MA Univ. of Texas at Austin 18 Faculty and Staff Herve LeGuilloux French: Licence d'Anglais; Univ. of Strasbourg. France: Univ. of the South Deborah Mogford Performing Arts: BA Trinity Univ.; MFA Dallas Theater Center and Trinity Graduate School Deje Swain Music. M.S. Drama; BM Westminster Choir College; Florida St. College Laird Loomis English; Creative Writing. Sponsor Hallmark. Walrus; BA.MA Trinity Univ. Margaret Millsap Speech. BA Univ. of Texas at Austin Courtney Westerman English, ESL; Sponsor Form XI. BA.MA Trinity University S I 1 Susan McCullough Spanish; BA.MA Univ. of New Mexico Karen Stephens Spanish; Form I assist.; Library Assit.; BSE Northeast Missouri St. Univ. Hannelore Wolfram German. M.S. French Latin; BA.MA University of California Faculty and Staff 19 M a t h S c • i e n c e Marilyn Rindfuss Director Math Science; Math. BS Trinity U. MA Louisiana St. U. Ruth Helms Baird Bell Dean of Faculty; Chemistry. Health. Director of Studies; Biology, BA Sweet Sponsor Form XII; BA UT Austin; Briar; Ed. M. Tufts; Boston Univ. Incarnate Word College C O m P u t e r Rosemary Munger Director of Computer Science; Spons Form XII; BA UT Austin John Prince Physics. Physical Science. Math. Sponsor Form X; BS.MS. PhD Univ. of Cincinnati St. Thomas Inst. James Strain Math; BS US Military Academy, Westpoint: MS N. Carolina St. Univ. Betty Tober Director of Athletics; Physical Ed. Ursinus College Wally Cavazos BS Physical Education; BS Univ. of Texas. San Antonio Beth Lucas Physical Education; Meyer House Assistant Dir.; BS Univ. of Kansas; UTSA 20 Faculty and Staff Meredith Wheeler MS PE; Mont. Spanish; BA Florida Southern U; MA Trinity Univ. Pancho Walthall Tennis: BS Trinity Univ. Katy Pasaual Assistant to Head of Middle School. English; BA Texas Christian U.; MA Trinity Univ. Susan De Hoyos Spanish. Social Studies; BA Universidad de las Americas. Mexico John Donaldson Science; BS Central St. Univ. MS State Univ. of New York Molly Dean English; BS Pan American University M t i d d 1 e S c h o 0 1 Linda Gragg English, Social Studies; BA Midwestern Jean Littleton English, Social Studies; BA UT Austin; Mary Baldwin; U. of Colorado; U. of Houston; Trinity; Our Lady of Lake Angela Lockhart Music and Drama, Murchison House Assistant Director; BA Florida State Univ. Faculty and Staff 21 Ken McCullough Social Studies; Boys’ Athletics; BA UT Austin; MA John Hopkins Univ. Pauline Nicolini Math; BS Univ. of Dayton; Lamar University Margaret Russell Math. Science; BS Murray State Univ; Lambuth College L o w e r S c h 0 0 1 Judy Wilson Assistant to Head of Lower School, Spanish; BA Texas Tech. Univ. Anne Armitstead Form IV: BA UT Austin Judy Bishop Form V; BS Southwest Texas St. U.; Texas A I Univ. Frank Gallino Form III; BA St. Mary's U. Meta Hausser Form III; BA Trinity Univ. Donna Inscore Form I; BS Texas Christian Univ. 22 Faculty and Staff Mary Jane Judd Form V; BA Trinity University Kay Laird Form I; BS Univ. of Southwestern Louisiana; MA UTSA Benita Longoria Form I; Director of Student Activities: BA Trinity Univ. Rosemary Morris Form IV; BS University of Alabama Vivienne Murrary Form II; BS Westchester St. University Carol Redditt Form IV: BS Texas Technological Univ. Shifra Rosen Form II; BS State College at Boston Susan Straus Suzanne Thornton Form III; BA Univ. of Texas. Austin; M. E. form II; BS Univ. of Texas. Austin Trinity Univ. Faculty and Staff 23 M o n t e s s 0 r • 1 Sue Bennett Assist. Room 6; St. Nicholas Training Center Sharon Bowles Assistant Room 7; BS Newcomb Tulane; MS U of Oklahoma Cynthia Cogswell Speech Pathologist. MA C.C.C. Univ. of Pacific . i Jane Cooper Directress Room 2; BS Alabama State Col.; Diploma St. Nicholas Training Center; AMS Cert. Janet Howard Assistant Room 4; Parsons School of Design Anita Lynn Directress Room 4; BS SWTSU; Diploma St. Nicholas Training Center; AMS Oklahoma City Univ. Helen Mauk Directress Room 3; BA U. of Puget Sound; Washington Montessori Inst. Elva Parks Directress Room 5; BA.MA Incarnate Word Col.; Diploma St. Nicholas Training Cent. Janice Portis Assistant Room 1 24 Faculty and Staff Pamela Prior Directress Room 7; BA Glasgow Univ.. Scotland; U. of British Columbia Gwen Qualls Music Teacher; BA Pan American U., Sam Houston St. Univ. Lucy Rush Directress Room 6; St. Nicholas Training Cent; Incarnate Word Col. Ginny Shearer Assit. Room 3; BS Ithaca Col.; MA Temple Univ. Ann Smith Assist. Room 2; BA Univ. of Washington; M A Central Michigan Univ. Grace Stehle Assist. Room 5 L � 1 b r a r Suzanne Weaver Directress Room 1; BS Baker Univ. L to R: Mary Middleton. Librarian. BA Purdue. MA Purdue and Univ. of Wisconsin; Karen Stephens. Assist. Lib.. BSE NE Missouri St.; Debora Hanus. Assist. Lib. BA UT Austin Faculty and Staff 25 Music Ann Carabin Head of Music Studio; Piano Paula Jensen Instructor in Violin Leslie Lyons Instructor in Guitar Bunny Matthews Instructor in Piano jr-■ s . Offices Maureen McKibben Director of Summer Arts Program; BA New England Conservatory of Music Business Office: Sharon Delgado, Bookkeeper; lames Payton. Business Loretta Smith Assist to Bus Manager. MBA SMU Manager Development Office L to R: Mary Davis. Alumnae Sec.; Jerry Rosen. Director of Development; Margo Given. Office Manager L to R: Mary Lou Mendoza. Upper School Sec; Gladys Aguilar. Receptionist: Carole Benzaquen. Head of US Office; Sue Lock. Montessori Sec: Nadaline Inselmann. Lower Sch. Sec. 26 Faculty and Staff Residence Lloyd and Barbara Braswell, Head of Residence Linda Greenup and Benita Longoria. Head of Student Activities Dorothy Looney. Cowles Director 4 Herve. Christian, and Chris Le Guilloux. Abercrombie Director Lenora McKenzie. Abercrombie-Cowles Assist. Angela Lockhart. Murchison Assist. Director; Murchison Director Locke. Preston and Robin Neel Beth Lucas. Meyer Assist. Director; Marian Gill. Meyer Director. Assist, to Head of Residence Faculty and Staff 27 Housekeepers L to R: Ella Rosas (Head), Gloria Ramirez. Sherry Montessori Housekeepers: Ramona Viola Knowles. Nurse Cameron: not pictured Carolina Gutierrez Morones: not pictured: Pyong Cunningham 3? v : 5 m Maintenance Transportation L to R: Ernie Trevino. Alex Montelongo. Robert Rosas. Joe Bogacz. Ross Wilkinson: not pictured Jake Sandlin. Ben Vivian Security Guards: Pete Scott. Louis Trementozzi Kitchen Staff L to R: Bob Cameron. Antonia Garza, Santos Sanchez. Mary Alderete, Stanley. Paul Scala: (In Front) Maria Jimenez, Tina Brookins Jeaenette Holland (Kitchen Manager). Laura 28 Faculty and Staff Disco Dick Mother Mellard does the Hustle Kitty, how many times do I have to tell you ...?” SMH Dodgers? Can they win the Pennant? Hiiyah! 'I may need my glasses for this.. Trying out for the Spurs?” Faculty and Staff 29 T.G.I.F. 4 We finally captured these desperados! Mmmmmm ... this tastes good! Oh no. that’s the wrong goal! I have so much to do! Let’s try again. 30 Faculty and Staff 0 r g a n 1 z a t i o Saint Mary’s Hall introduced the Summer Arts Program, directed by Miss Maureen McKibben in the summer of 1980. The program is for boys and girls, ages eight through fifteen, and boarding students come from areas throughout the United States and Mexico. The students choose their own courses from over forty classes in the arts. The Summer Arts Program is the only one of its kind in the United States; the combining of the arts and English as a Second Language is unique in this country. An Arts Festival is held at the end of each summer, and the Festival for 1981 will be on July 25. 32 Organizations Drama Club This year the Drama Club has staged two marvelous plays: the mystery Angel Street and the restoration comedy The Way of the World. Those Drama Club members who have earned ten Thespian points attended a Christmas luncheon at the Bright Shawl (with shopping afterwards) and sponsored a Silver Tea to preview the costumes made for The Way of the World Bottom L to R: Carla Walker—Treas.. Jane Judd, Heather McLaughlin—Scribe; (2nd) Lina Carpenter. Kasey Reese, Mary Ann Miller, Ana Garcia. Mary Furse—Pres., Elizabeth Bass. Lisa Tennant. Kay Nuamann—VP; (3rd) Lizzie Sobey. Karen Rolfini. Karen Barnwell. Abby Guenther. Mimi Chapman. Marcia Gainey. Jessica Freeman. Miss Mogford—Sponsor; (4th) Mairi Bowie. Kirsten Carabin, Peggy Dail, Abigail Newberger. Leslie Baskerville, Susanna Russell. Carol Boyd. Organizations 33 Choral Club If one goes by the music room any morning from 8:20 to 9:10, one will hear the Choral Club hard at work. The Club has performed at Parents’ Weekend, Christmas Vespers and various school assemblies throughout the year. Deje Swain. Director: L to R around piano: Mary Ann Miller. Lisa Fournerat, Lucia Alvarez. Monica Alvarez. Lisa Regan. Jackie Hinojosa. Rossana Millet. Rowena Webster; not pictured: Mimi Chapman. Beverly Bowes. Maggie Espinosa, Andrea Jimenez. Mary Cooper. 34 Organizations Dance Club This year the Dance Club is involved in community work. In addition to per- forming at nursing homes, the Club hopes to put on a variety show at a mall com- prised of repertory numbers. The group will perform for the student-body at assem- bly and in May take part in a planned choral, drama, and dance program. Seated L to R: Lori Ancira. Missy Mayo. Nita Fawcett. Hilary Hoffman. Kelli Tuck. Lisa Carr. D'Ann Schreiber: (2nd) Abigail Newberger. Ginny Hlakemore. Marla Witt—Sec. Treas.. Mairi Bowie—Pres.. Tina Dunegan—VP. Victoria Chumney. Jennifer Parker. Lisa Tennant. Liz Rote. Elizabeth Hoffman; (In Arms) Kitty Klepak. Lina Carpenter; (3rd) Kirsten Carabin. Mary Borrett. Linda Rowland. Jane Judd. Liz Yoder. Marcia Gainey. Jamie Ann Smith. Linda Kelley. Tori Schreiber. Mary Lou Vano. Alicia Parker. Mrs. Hoffman (Sponsor). Organizations 35 Spanish Club Seated L to R: Theresa Garcia. Abigail Newberger. D'Ann Schreiber. Jamie Ann Smith. Nita Fawcett, Alicia Parker. Lori Ancira. Victoria Chumney, Carrol Brown; (2nd) Abbv Guenther, Liz Yoder. Julie Webb. Helen Lettunich, Peggy Dial. Mary Cooper. Liz Rote. Julie Bass—Pres.. Shannon Wood. Kay Naumann_____VP, Ricki Mills, Edie Prassel; (3rd) Anne Landry. Novia Hopper, Jane Judd. Maggie Esponsa. Maria Vallejo, Betty Vallejo. Lucia Alvarez. Melissa McAllen. Jan Williams. Ellenore Knight. Kelly Traylor. Mairi Bowie. Lina Carpenter—Sec. Treas.. Ms. McCullough (Sponsor). The Spanish Club exists to encourage its members to converse in Spanish and to develop an appreciation of Hispanic culture. This year the club had a booth at Fiesta, a nachos sale and a spring banquet. 36 Organizations French Club 4 The French Club began the year with a cheeze-tasting party. In addition to a booth at Fiesta, the Club has sponsored various exotic” food sales such as crepes and croque monsieurs. A French mini-mester program, the highlight of which was lunch at Chez Ardid, was designed to make French come alive. Bottom L to R: Elizabeth Bass. Kristen Brock. Mary Cooper—VP. Ricki Mills—Pres.. Mary Ann Miller—Treas.; (2nd) Sandra Lince, Clare Daubert. Lisa Carr. Sarah Griffis. Francie Billups. Alice Brittingham; (3rd) Marlena Guajardo. Aimee O’Malley. Aida Zorrilla. Marita Bell. Kitty Klepak. Anna Ruiz. Andrea Jimenez: (4th) Mr. LeGuilloux. Anne Ferguson. Chrissie McCrae. Dawn Rodriguez. Toni Passano, Sally Schwwierzke. Maggie Espinosa. Carrol Brown. May Lou Vano; (5th) Lori Lewis. Carol Boyd. Heather McLaughlin, Susanna Russell. Lizzie Sobey. Karen Rolfini. Organizations 37 German Club For the first time in several years, the study of the German language is offered at SMH. Many of the German Club members were involved in the German cultural experience offered at mini- mester. Speaking only German, students visited the Institute of Texan Cultures and also drove to New Bottom L to R: Anne Ferguson, Liz Rote; (2nd) Lisa Fournerat. Debbie Barringer—VP. Claudia Hoppner—Pres., Alicia Parker—Treas.; (3rd) Edie Prassel. Alice Brittingham, Francie Billups. Mrs. Wolfram (Sponsor). 38 Organizations Latin Club Bottom L to R: Edie Prassel—Co. Pres., Carla Walker—Co. Pres., Natalie Musgrave—VP, Jessica Freeman—Treas.; (2nd) Lacey Traylor, Kathy Orr, Ellen Averyt, Margaret Woodhull; (3rd) Larissa Smith. Abby Guenther, Brooke Armitstead, Melissa McAllen; (4th) Dorothy Nixon, Squeaky Payer. Mary Cooper, Mrs. Kruger (Sponsor). The Latin Club is a very active organization on campus. In addi- tion to its annual banquet, the club held a fruit and nut sale and sponsored an all-school clothing drive for victims of the earth- quake in southern Italy. Some forty large shopping bags full of clothing and blankets were col- lected. Organizations 39 LaReata Bottom L to R: Heather McLaughlin, Lina Carpenter (Editor-in-Chief), Miriam Crowe; (Top) Sandra Lince (Photography Editor), Gill Foley (Associate Editor). Squealcy Payer. Jane Judd; not pictured Courtney Hunter. Mrs. Crowe (Sponsor). Working hard, staff? Past editors turn over The Rope. 40 Organizations The joy of seeing our work in print! Hallmark (Reclined): Liz Rote (Editor); L to R: Ginny Blakemore. Susanna Russell. Linda Kelley. Dawn Rodriguez. Mr. Loomis (Sponsor). Brooke Armitstead; not pictured Sarah Griffis. Seated L to R: Toni Passano (Editor). Kay Naumann; (Standing) Kathy Howe. Megan Gardner. Lisa Carr; (On Limb) Rowena Webster. Dana Mills. Francie Billups. Gill Foley; not pictured Paige Speer. Sally Schwierzke. Suzy Palacios. Mr. Loomis (Sponsor). Walrus Organizations Food Committee Chapel Committee m m 1 t t e Seated L to R: Pam Wagner, Toni Passano, Shannon Wood; (Standing) Mairi Bowie, Cassie Yturria, Kristen Brock. Kneeling L to R: Cristela Sierra. Carla Walker. Lina Carpenter; (Standing) Maria Vallejo. Jessica Freeman. Ellenore Knight. Linda Kelley. Edie Prassel. Residence Council L to R: Kelly Gamble—Pres., Pam Wagner. Dorothy Nixon. Julia Bass. Sally Schwierzke, Cassie Yturria. Jackie Hinojosa. Shannon Wood. Rebecca Catlett. Margaret Woodhull. 42 Organizations Sports Council Student Council Judicial Council Bottom L to R: Francie Billups—Pres.. Mrs. Helms. Anne Ferguson—VP; (2nd) Mr. Kammer. Mrs. Bell. Kelly Gamble (Head of Res.). SeSee Powers. Sec. Treas. Bottom L to R: Anne Ferguson. Francie Billups. Jennifer Parker. Cristela Sierra; (2nd) Jessica Freeman. Kelly Gamble. Marcia Gainey. SeSee Powers; (3rd) Henrietta Finger. Linda Rowland. Gill Foley, Mary Furse. Megan Garnder. Squeaky Payer, not pictured Mr. Crowe (Sponsor). Organizations 43 H o n o r S 0 c 1 e t i e s Thespians Seated L to R: Lina Carpenter. Heather McLaughlin. Carla Walker. Mary Furse. Kay Naumann. Jane Judd; (Standing) Anne Ferguson. Kasey Reese. Mairi Bowie, Peggy Dial, Jessica Freeman. Logos Society L to R: (On Floor) Kelli Tuck. Kitty Klepak; (Seated) Mairi Bowie. Jessica Freeman. Carla Walker. Anne Ferguson. Quill Scroll L to R: (Bottom Step) Sabra Newell. Lina Carpenter; (Top) Mr. Loomis (Sponsor). Kitty Klepak. 44 Organizations Shield Society Front L to R: Mimi Chapman. Debbie Dunegan; (2nd) Mrs. Maloy (Sponsor). Squeaky Paver. Pam Wagner. Lina Carpenter; (3rd) Megan Gardner. Kathy Howe. Marla Witt, Kelly Gamble. Cristela Sierra, Debbie Barringer; not pictured Natalie Musgrave. Cum Laude L to R: Ricki Mills. Sabra Newell Mu Alpha Theta Bottom L to R: Ricki Mills. Mary Cooper. Debbie Dunegan. Sandra Lince; (2nd) Cristela Sierra, Claudia Hoppner. Debbie Barringer; (3rd) Sabra Newell. Squeaky Payer, Jessica Freeman. Tori Schreiber, Julia Bass. Kitty Klepak. Organizations Middle School Cheerleaders Middle School Senate (Bottom): Tiffiny Bristow; (2nd) L to R: Marc Deadrick, Monica Buck. Kathleen O’Neil, Stephanie Snow. Britt Simpson. Ben Espy; (3rd) Mrs. Nicolini (Sponsor). Jan Hernandez. Stephanie Crawford. Leslie Wilson. Muffin Crouch. Cebern Musgrave. Mark Martin. Debbie McCrae L to R: Lisa Pullin. Heather Hornbuckle. JoAnne McCamish. Wendy Wagner. Holly Holbrook. Stacy Lundgren. Kathleen O'Neil. Anne Marie Kleberg. Pres. 46 Organizations “Two heads are better than one. Without this mouth I couldn't carve a bar of soap. “So I like cats.' “You mean this isn’t the Easter parade? Serving up some witch's brew. 48 Events Do you think the Forum is ready for us? “I’m supposed to multiply what?' Halloween You want the paintings? Take them! They're right. That formaldehyde sure will curl hair.' ‘I wonder if this knife is long enough.' ‘The Blue's Sisters' I owe it all to Vitamin C.” Events 49 Gift books increase the library's holdings. “What I wouldn't give to be able to dance like that!' Another book worm in the making. Book Fair is a good time to shop for Christmas presents. 50 Events Everyone discovers something exciting at Book Fair. Events 51 Grandmothers enjoy being students again. Talent, talent, talent! Is the answer 139?' “Say. can I count on you during spelling tests? 52 Events Forms 3,4. and 5 love to perform! Thanks for the helpful hints! Grandparent’s Day ... and this is what we are doing in .. “Over the river and through the woods 1st and 2nd Form sing a song in sign language. Grandparents enjoy first grade. Events 53 Psst. you have 1-45. Special people share Secrets. The holiday season opens with Vespers Church Service. ‘Have you been good this year?” 54 Events An unexpected guest at Christmas Dinner! Class parties are wonderful! Papa Noel and friends. The Fifth Form Christmas play is presented to the Lower School. Middle School Christmas Pageant. A happy gathering of carollers. Events 55 Angel Street Mrs. Manningham Mr. Manningham Elizabeth....... Nancy........... Rough .......... Policemen....... CAST ............Anne Ferguson .............Louis Haslett ......Catherine Naumann ............Mimi Chapman ................Jon Miles .............John Ferguson ..................Jeff Irk PRODUCTION STAFF Directrix......... Stage Manager Head of Properties Crew for Properties Costumes Lights ...... Special Lights Sound ....... Head of House ... Deborah Mogford ......Jessica Freeman .... Susanna Russell ......Elizabeth Bass .........Carol Boyd ... Leslie Baskerville ......Carla Walker .........Mary Furse .. Elizabeth Tennant Heather McLaughlin The Way of the World Sophie..................................Carla Walker Lady Prologue .................SeSee Powers Mr. Fainall....................John Ferguson Mr. Mirabell..............................Jon Miles Mr. Witwould ...........................Louis Haslett Mr. Petulant.............................Paul Green Mrs. Fainall..........................Jessica Freeman Mrs. Marwood ......................Mary Furse Mrs. Millamant ................Anne Ferguson Mincing .......................Mimi Chapman Foible.........................Kathleen Reese W aitwel........................T om Fentress Lady Wishfort.........................Melissa McAllen Sir Wilfull Witwould..................Richard Brake Maids ... .Elizabeth Bass, Carol Boyd, Peggy Dial, Marcia Gainey, Jane Judd, Shonda Lejeune, Mary Ann Miller, Abigail Newberger Directrix.....................Deborah Mogford Stage Manager.............................Kay Naumann Costume and Props. R. Walsh Southwest Cos- tumes Lights........................ Rowena Webster Sound...................................Karen Barnwell Melissa and Mary practice for upcoming play. Way of the World. IX V Learning about art at the McNay Serving up fun on the racquetball court. Learning about learning in the Montessori 58 A French ice-cream social at La Glace 59 Visiting Congressman Loeffler was a highlight of the Washington trip. Fathers’ Day Dad. how do you spell...? Blowing up the chemistry lab. Mimi?' No mistakes on homework you helped with. Dad! School Days. School Days, dear old Golden Rule Days Keep on rollin’ 60 Events Good morning, boys and girls, welcome to ... “Huddle men. huddle! Don’t look now, but we re on candid camera!' Mr. Kammer had better not have a fire drill now! 'The reproduction of frogs is sooo exciting! Is that my lil'girl? Events 61 Valentine’s Day Preparations for classroom parties. Lickin' good! $2 Events Sending all our love! I dare you to eat the M M’s one at a time.' Allow me to demonstrate. Mom. A proud mom. There’s lots to do in a Montessori classroom. Room 7 enjoys its own home movies. Montessori Parents’ Night Your move. Dad. ... and now for my next piece .. Events 63 Liz's sweater of office. The long awaited moment. eeny meeney miney mo' 66 Sports Caper-Elliott Memories A typical Junior bake sale! Two Shannons for the Elliotts. Student Faculty Games —Ma The Reverend to the Rescue! 1 ball + 1 basket = 2 points. One down, four to go. The SMH Rockettes cheer the students on. Gill and Mr. Rammer do the bump! Not the proper time for the two-step. Ms. McCullough! Headmistresses must be versatile. Mr. Rammer en pointe. The Blues Sister at bat! Sports 67 Upper School Bottom L to R: Jennifer Browning (V). Pancho Walthall (Coach). Leslie Roberts (V). Sabra Newell (V); (2nd) Meredith Wheeler (Coach). Cristella Sierra (V). Debbie Barringer (V). Emily Goetting (JV). Squeaky Payer (V); (3rd) Beverly Bowes (V). not pictured (Varsity): Chesley Seals: (Junior Varsity): Jody Baker. Karen Johnson. Julie Mashburn. Mamie Tate. Roxie Seeligson. Kirsten Carabin. Marita Bell. Sabra takes a break. Leslie returns serve against Churchill Chargers. 68 Sports Beverly concentrates on her forehand. Tennis Chesley aces her opponent. The tennis team is so far undefeated in its matches and is hoping for a fourth win at SPC this year. Top ranked Bev- erly Bowes has been an excellent addi- tion to an already successful tennis team. The team is especially fortunate to have so many players of relatively equal ability. This depth creates a win- ning team. Tennis, anyone? Classic form If Bjorn Borg could see me now! Sports 69 Varsity Volleyball Bottom L to R: Marla Witt. Peggy Dial: (2nd) Sally Sitterle. Margaret Woodhull; (Back) Captain Kelly Gamble. Kathy Howe. Shannon Wood, Anna Ruiz. Njce serve. Shannon putting one over “Yowza. Yowza, yowza 'I knew my height would come in handy some day.” Dear Lord, we need this extra point! 70 Sports Junior Varsity Volleyball A near-miss for Shonda Clapping for Victory L to R: Theresa Garcia, Mary Furse, Helen Lettunich. Shonda Le Jeune, Ellenore Knight. Clare Daubert, fill Golder. Peggy Dial (Manager). Sports 71 Too-tall shows her stuff! Varsity Bottom L to R: Ricki Mills (co-captain), Liz Yoder, Gill Foley (co-captain), Lupita Zuckermann; (Top) Coach Cavazos, Sarah Griffis, Marlena Guajardo, Gloria Otis, Cassandra Yutrria, Lisa Tennant; not pictured: Abby Guenther. Jill Golder. 72 Sports Dr. E. adds 2 to the board! Sports 73 Basketball Okay, girls, get open for a pass. MI wish I had learned to do a jump ball! What are they doing out there?” The Battling Barons had a rough year, but the newcomers to basket- ball now have chalked up some experience and should show improvement next year. High scorers for the season were “Too-talF Gill Foley with 247 points and Dr. E.” Ricki Mills with 208 points. Cassy obviously wants the jump! What a team these two make! Varsity Bottom L to R: Gene Ann Pyle. Kelly Gamble. Liz Rote (Captain). Ellenore Knight. Shannon Wood. Jennifer Fuller; (2nd) Shannon Taylor. Leigh Ann Brown. Mary Cooper, Anna Ruiz. Linda Rowland; (Top) Coach Betty Tober. Francie Billups. Leslie Roberts. Alicia Parker. Jamie Anne Smith, Jennifer Parker. Linda Kelley. Kirsten Carabin. 74 Sports Whatstyle! You don’t have a chance, stripey!' Soccer I'm soo coordinated! The soccer team was really kicking this year, and with a superb team effort they won second place in their division at the Southwest Prepartory Conference. Those team members who were cited for excellent playing were Jennifer Fuller, Honorable Mention; Kelly Gamble, Honorable Mention; Liz Rote, First Team All- Conference; and Shannon Wood, Leslie saves the day! First Tearn All-Conference. Move over. Shannon's coming through! Liz is always fighting off those men! Middle School 76 Sports Is everybody ready? This waiting is killing my back! � Bottom L to R: Kelly Bishop. Cebern Musgrave. Julie Hernandez. Maggy McGiffert; (2nd) Monica Zorrilla. Marlena Ruiz. Kelly Jarrell. Heather Patzman. Laura Brusch, Stephanie Snow. Fran Hawener, Coach Beth Lucas. Stephanie Crawford. Leslie Wilson; (3rd) Elizabeth Middleton. Amy Reeves; (4th) Jan Hernandez. Volleyball Things work out best when I do them backwards. Oh! Don’t mipd me; I just came to help. Who is that masked person?! Sports 77 Stephanie’s ready for the ball this time! 1 r 1 s a s k e t b a 1 1 a n d S 0 f t b a 1 1 Seated L to R: Laura Brusch. Fran Hawener, Lisa Gallino; (2nd) Marion Marold, Shawn Ella Robertson; (3rd) Leslie Wilson. Marlena Ruiz, Jan Hernandez. Coach Beth Lucas; (4th) Anne Marie Kleberg. Bridget Ellis, Kelly Jarrell. Tabitha Stewart; (5th) Co-captains: Stephanie Snow. Elizabeth Middleton; (6th) Captain Amy Reeves L to R: (On Limb) Jan Hernandez. Kelly Bishop. Amy Blair. Laura Brusch. Maggy McGiffert, Julie Hernandez. Stephanie Crawford, Kelly Jarrell; (Standing) Tabitha Stewart. Andrea Baskerville. Lisa Gallino. Cebern Musgrave, Marlena Ruiz. Andrea Ramirez. Ste- phanie Snow, Maria Villagomez, Coach Lucas; (Kneeling) Leslie Wilson. Fran Hawener. Holly Hoffman. 78 Sports A Team; Bottom L to R: Mike Quintanilla. Bobby Vargas. Rene Rello, Clayt Bishop; (2nd) Paul Black. Carter McCrary. Lindsay Roberts. George Parvin. Robert Jordan. Jamie Bell. Beau Guajardo; (Back) Coach Ken McCullough. Mark Martin. Horatio Aldredge. Gavin McCrary, Arturo Ramirez. Hal O’Kelly. Coach Tim Wachter. “B Team; Bottom L to R: Ali Saidi. Roger Gragg, Rusty Russell. Joey Hernandez. Chris Carabin; (2nd) Paul Vance. Brent Snyder. Joey Pierce. Patrick Gallino, Jeff Vance. David Mireles. Michael Tumulty; (Back) Coach Ken McCullough. Rudy Herrera. Brian Kammer. Benjamin Espy. Coach Tim Wachter. M 1 d d 1 e S c h o 0 1 S o C C e r T e a m s Sports 79 Middle School 'Collin, help me get the gum off my hand!' I'm expecting a contract from the Spurs.” Boys Basketball B Team; Top L to R: Coach Ken McCullough, Brent Snyder. Rudy Herrera. Robert Jordan. Paul Vance. Chris Carabin, Carter McCrary; (Bottom) Joey Hernandez, Michael Tumulty. Ali Saidi, Roger Gragg. ... the agony of defeat... always a ham! Si v “How about a Hawaiian punch?” the thrill of victory... I thin! I like the company on the bench better coach! Sports 81 Pick on someone your own size! Lower School Sports Forms 111-V Team; Top L to R: Johnny Rogers. Dylan Stogsdill. Billy Crawford. Jeff Colder. Dorsey McCuaig. Jenny Foster. Ansela Benavides. Christi Goldsmith; (2nd) Joshua Miles. John Black. Chris Delavan. Brent Camann. Andi Rigg. Claudia Ramirez; (3rd) Jason Whitt. Robert Black. Arturo Ruiz. Taylor Weir. Brett Addington. Amy Camann. Hadley Paul. Jeffrey Olson. Forms I-II Team; Top L to R; Matt Lowry, Christian Hunter. Ruben Rosas. Fred Allison, Blake Etheridge. Paco Prevost; (Bottom) Lane Inscore. Philip Hudson. Mark Betts. Jay McCracken. Kevin Brown. Jason Atkins. 82 Sports Murchison Bottom L to R: Tabitha Stewart. Lisa Tennant. Jenine Webber; (2nd) Kristin Brock, Julie Webb. Anne Robertson. Sarah Griffis. Bridget Ellis; (3rd) Sophie Burton, Lara Barazi, Lupita Zuckermann. Shelly Brashear. Anne Bocock. Elizabeth Bass; (4th) Mary Ann Miller. Margaret Woodhull, Marion Marold. Henry Finger. Fran Hawener; (5th) Lisa Griffin. Sally Sitterle, Rebecca Catlett; (Not pictured) Laurie Mclnnis. 84 Residence House Residence 85 Abercrombie 86 Residence House Bottom L to R: Andrea Jimenez. Melissa McAllen. Mary Furse: (2nd) Carito Gomez. Kay Naumann. Valerie Santore. Sally Schwierzke; (3rd) Lisa Fournerat. Kathy Calderon. Toni Passano; (4th) Araceli Suarez. Lucy Kane; (5th) Myra Gomez. Martha Martinez. Jackie Hinojosa. Mary Villegas. Regina Mendez. Liz Cantu; (Not pictured) Gloria Otis. Rossana Millet. Paige Speer. Lori Lewis. Helen Lettunich. Residence 87 Cowles 88 Residence House Seated L to R: Allison Storey. Jan Williams. Mary Borrett; (2nd) Betty Vallejo. Tracy Leah. Beverly Bowes. Kasey Reese. Gene Ann Pyle. Julie Mashburn, Karen Johnson; (3rd) Novia Hopper. Eloise Thompson. Shannon Wood. Peggy Dial; (4th) Tina Dunegan. Cassie Yturria. Jamie Anne Smith. Suzie Palacios. Jody Baker; (Not pictured) Linda Rowland. Shonda Le Jeune, Cristela Sierra. Residence 89 Meyer (Front) Kelly Gamble. (1st. L to R) Alice Brittingham, Lisa Carr. Kathy Howe. Claudia Hoppner. Maria Vallejo. Missy Mayo, Shannon Taylor. Jennifer Rowsey. Holly Woodhull; (2nd) Ricki Mills. Pam Wagner. Mary Cooper. Liz Rote. Leigh Ann Brown; (3rd) Kelli Tuck. Julia Bass. Megan Gardner, Debbie Dunegan. Dorothy Nixon. SeSee Powers. Ann Patterson; (Not pictured) Marla Witt. Rowena Webster. 90 Residence jfefMMS n rmO 5 'MKw man K jHMa ”WjWl LV w House Kathy and Claudia Frog and Julia Residence 91 Holly and Dorothy Ricki Mar Coop and Pam Debbie and Megan M E C !( £. n z i H AI cCL+ra. Jennifer and Liz Our Le Petit Prince “No ring around the collar! Surprise, Peggy! Your present is somewhere in your room!' It was a long day! 92 Residence A Merry. Merry Christmas!' Ready to Rodeo!” so New Student Karin Armstrong Emery DeSonier Wendy Gragg Michael Horne Andy Maroudas Shelby Newton Nneka Cleaver Josie Gill Amy Hernandez Justin Marion Richard Mason Brian O'Beirne Matthew O'Donnell Karla Ramirez Cory Ritchie Justin Smith Open House On August 28,1980, new Montessori students and their parents attended an Open House. The newcomers met their teachers and explored their classrooms. The addition of a new classroom (Room Seven) was of particular interest to Mrs. E. O. Sarratt, Jr„ former head of the Montessori, who attended the gathering. Cia� Growth Chart JJrod SwmU Carlos Solis Chapman Stewart Jason Stiles George Stumberg Deborah Thompson Tiffany West Montessori 95 Cooking Mary Beth Wier Jennifer Benzaquen Kirk Bertino Karin Brown Brian Glass Jordan Henry Jennifer Wright Erin Berndt Travis Bowles Nicole Dimetman Dana Haag Monnica Horne Glenn Konze Alex Koppenheffer Gus Lowry Beth Marshall Classes Montessori cooking classes are not only tasty but also educational. Children learn nutrition, kitchen safety, and math. The classes pictured here are making apple sauce (a classroom pet makes sure nothing is wasted) and preparing Chinese food in honor of the Chinese New Year. Tommy Martin Lucy Pipes Walt Powell Ashley Ressmann Benny Rodriguez Nancy Schwartzman Montessori 97 Music Ann Scott Marcus Wolfram Kent Bertino Alexa Chiminello Pace Cole Dolly Criscoe Patrick Wedig Michael Chavez Emily Coiner Ann Marie Craig Jessica Friesenhahn Kim Gaither Davy Gould Lisbeth Hanus Tiffany Harrison Eleanor Heard Joey Hoelscher Nellie Keidel Jason Morris Brooke Prior Jennifer Ritchie Montessori 99 Education Music is an integral part of Montessori training. Musical rhythms, especially, help coordinate hand and body movements which are essential in the development of many motor skills. AaBfe'CcDAEe Playground Chris Scarborough McLane Thornton Erik von Kaenel Rachelle Babbitt ohn Coates ames Craig Jonathan Tate Ben Vaello Katherine Baird Josie Coiner Ryan Dodge Cindy Ferrer Scottie Harrison Heather Haynes Carr Hornbuckle Improvements More fun more safely seems to be the idea of the improved playground at Montessori. Six inches of sand provides happy landings from any piece of equipment. A new pavilion makes outdoors-in-the-rain possible and fun. and a brand new water fountain lets four people quench their thirst together. Richard Huey Casey Loftis Chris Martin Molly Martin Isabel Partain Emilie Paterson Montessori 101 R o o m F o u r Field Trip R o 0 m F • 1 v e Christopher Quirk Hans Rickhoff Drew Sandidge Kalli Smith Sarah Beck Scott Catlett Katie Remick Suzanne Saidi Jeb Scarborough Jennifer Weaver Brooke Bennett Robbie Chavez Bert Childress Karrah Conine Gabriel Davis Alexis DeLee to a Farm In the fall, Montessori children in Room Five visited Mrs. Stehle’s farm at Cibolo. They fished for minnows and enjoyed a hayride, but the high point of the visit was seeing pullets which had hatched as chicks in Room Five last year raising chicks of their own this year. The children will return to the farm in the spring to see how the animals have grown. Jennifer Froehlich Spencer Gilligan Graham Henry Mary Kerr Garrett Kost Brian Leininger Montessori 103 “Back to R o 0 m F • 1 v e R o 0 m S • 1 x Charles Leykum Lorrena Ramirez Shannon Seiger Mark Tinsman Nancy Vermylen Erin Amini Clary Newton Courtney Ressmann Laura Soules AR-JTorio Andrea Avant Courtney Bahan Steven Bell Paul Broft Ryan Burkhart r� Beginnings” For three days of their mini-mester, eighteen Saint Mary’s Hall Upper School students sat on the floor and at diminutive desks to learn the basics of the Montessori method of education. Assisting with all phases of the school day, the new teachers” discovered how much there is to learn. Addie Chilcutt Alistair Elliott Kathleen Gallino Brigette Goldbeck Tad Hathaway Sammy Hernandez Montessori 105 Paint, Paper Adam Losey Greg Lowry Ashley Amini Ryan McMorris Donna Norris Colt Regan Alisa Singleton Brad Smith Lisa Stout Maureen Sullivan Atalie Watts Tiffany Vasquez Elizabeth Ayres Chelsea Batchelor Peter Benavidez and Glue Working with shapes, colors and different materials is a valuable teaching tool in the Montessori program. Some art projects involve the entire class and are semi- permanent additions to the class room. For instance, the papier-mache pumpkin wastebasket makes tidiness fun. Benny Benzaquen Jonathan Crystal Christina Damore PaulDarrow Kelly Draper Justin Farrell Montessori 107 Hablamos en Espanol Room Seven An introduction to foreign lan- guages comes early for Saint Mary’s Hall Montessori stu- dents. Every day for fifteen minutes, the young scholars participate in learning activities conducted totally in Spanish. The ninos especially enjoy por- traying a favorite animal for their classmates to identify. Basic vocabulary and correct pronunciation provide a basis for later formal studies in Span- ish. Cannon Farris Howie Harris Bobby Howard Annie Monnig Molly Quirk James Girardeau Melynda Horne Kelly Leininger Michelle Neely Jennifer Sams Chad Smith Frances Sutton James Wells Louisa Womack O C YumiBarthel Gres Bell Lucia Bennett Mark Betts Nikole Broadus Allegra Broft Greg Buck JoelCamann Erin Chase Millicent Clark Kimberly Couch Cory Covert Cory Criscoe John Crouch Miriam Crowe Ryanne Dowell Concert Kinder Concerts, the brain-child of the San Antonio Symphony, are a way of introducing the young listener to the world of music. Three yearly concerts are held in the Saint Mary's Hall gym. Many neighboring schools and child-care centers as well as Forms One, Two, and Three of Saint Mary's Hall attend these programs. Elizabeth Edwards Andrea Farris Gina Ferrer Scott Flowers Carolyn Gill Nicole Grubbs Lower School 111 Learning Sean Gunn Helisse Hoffman Michael Ivans Courtney Johnson David Kruger Stewart Loftis Mary Heard Lesley Howard Keith Jennings Lara Kerr Yvette Leroux Melissa McNair Robbie Munger Donna Murphy Marcella Muzza Emily Negley Center This year the First Grade has added a new dimension to classroom work, a Learning Center. This separate room is devoted to three areas of learning: language, math and motor skills. With materials put together by the First Form teachers and supervised by Mrs. Karen Stephens, each First Grader spends thirty minutes, three times a week, receiving individual reinforcement of classroom work. T. J. Olivares Jessica Olson Michael Olson Mercedes Paul Sarah Penny Paco Prevost Lower School 113 Form Two Ruben Rosas Ashley Scholl Fred Allison John Sheerin Sebastian Siegel Mark Simonsen Matt Simonsen Heather Spence Jennifer Thompson MaryNell Trautner Jennifer Webb Shannon Watson Erin Amendola Amy Andrews Elizabeth Archer Mini Courses” The Lower School is an exciting place to be on Friday afternoons. Mini-courses, taught in part by volunteers, allow students to specialize in such areas as animal studies, needlework, art and cooking. The creative writing class even launched helium-filled balloons with student letters inside. lason Atkins David Bell Becky Bertino David Bowles Victoria Branton Kevin Brown Lower School 115 Studying in Kim Chancellor Tracy Claypool Lisa Hooker Philip Hudson Christian Hunter Lane Inscore Charles Cothren Lola De Roo Shari Elkins Blake Etheridge Robin Faye Monique Caspard Ashley Greer Ruth Hathaway Larissa Hernandez Carlos Herrera Comfort Lofts in the Lower School classrooms insure that learning occurs on several “levels at S.M.H. However, the loft in M rs. Vivienne Murray's classroom is really a showplace. Designed by Mrs. Murray and built by her husband, Mr. Wilson Murray, this second form loft is actually two free-standing lofts (held together by over three hundred bolts) which were constucted over a two year period. This four room” loft is large enough to accomodate the whole class. It has six listening stations, a built in desk, lap boards for everyone, and even a carpeted bath tub. Patrick Inselmann Katie Kocurek Kristina Kuest Matt Lowry Heather Luff Vickie Marshall Lower School 117 Scouting Will McAllister Jay McCracken Nena Scott Sydney Seiger KateSheerin Lisa Simonsen Christina Mireles Sherie Monsalvo Allison Parks Megan Reilly Perren Reilley Bryan Rindfuss Christina Rodgers Jesusita Rodriguez Kevah Saidi Jane Schwartzman at S.M.H. Thirty-six Lower School students are very busy one afternoon a week with scouting activities. Nine girls scouts have just finished their cookie sale and are busy working on their badges. They have taken several field trips and plan a camping weekend at Utopia. The eight cub scouts are working on achievement trails and are busy earning money for a dude ranch weekend. The nineteen brownies are currently involved in a sewing project which will be displayed at the all-city Girl Scout Fair on May 2nd. Courtney Solcher Scott Stein Cynthia Termulo Charles Thuss Holt Vaughan Kelly Watson Lower School 119 Espanol en Missy Wedig Kirsten Yates Brett Addington Rebecca Ancira Elizabeth Benzaquen Robert Black Laurie Weiner Sharron Aguilar Elizabeth Anderson John Black Liz Bowie Cynthia Burns Amy Camann Michael Civello David Cooper la Escuela Baja Lower School Spanish classes meet twice a week. Forms One and Two meet for thirty minutes, and the upper forms have forty-five minute class periods. The class room is a learning center with a library, audio center, and Spanish games. This equipment helps to teach and to reenforce vocabulary and syntax. A study of Spanish culture is also emphasized at this level. Tiffany Cowan Kenlyn Creech James Dean Chris Delavan Jeremy Descamps Samantha Elliott Lower School 121 Drama Misty Ellis Chris Gill Linda Greenup Cory Herrera Marian Hudson Kim Loper Thomas Espy Juliana Glover Jody Hernandez Tracy Holbrook Cardo Kleberg Lia Lucero Brooke Mackenzie George Mehren Margaret Middleton Brad Miller and Music r fW Laying foundations for appreciation of music and the theater arts is the purpose of the Lower School Music Drama program. In twice weekly classes of thirty to forty-five minutes, the children learn to express ideas—and themselves— through sound and movement and music. Robbie Nelms Jeffery Olson Amy Parks Hadley Paul Michael Pierce Cassie Pressley Lower School 123 Let’s Go Leanna Pullin Sebastian Ramirez Daniel Amendola Anita Archer Alissa Barthel Brooke Remick Allen Rindfuss Maria Rivera Shay Robertson Maury Scott Rob Vermylen Abbe Weinstein Vicki Wilson Jason Whitt Gloria Beal to the Library The Lower School learns to use, and enjoy, the library. Each week lower School children have thirty minutes in the library; one week they learn how to use the library and to appreciate its contents as in this poetry listening session. The next week is for browsing, and each child can check out some chosen books. Patricia Beal Cassie Bentley Cindy Brown David Chavez Paige Chilcutt Laura Clarkson Lower School 125 Another Tracey Cothran Christy Deas Ricky Dominguez Simon Elliott Lorena Guajardo Shannon Gunn Howard Harvin Laura Herlocker Timo Hixon Christina Huey Michelle Inscore Amy Jeffers Michael Koppenheffer Luci Leykum Christy Lowry Suzie Lowry Michelangelo? This year, for the first time, the Lower School has its own art room located in the new Lower School building and separate from the Upper School art room. Each class meets for one hour a week, and the variety of projects and multi-media approach make the Lower School art room an exciting place. Jamie Mcllvain Shannon Miller Kim Murphy Candee Nelms Carey Nelms Marlies Patzman Lower School 127 “Mini Venessa Peche Claudia Ramirez Justin Triesch Jennifer Weiner Tina Wilson Tifini Roberts Joseph Rodgers John Rogers Sylvia Romeu Arturo Ruiz Robin Saks Laurence Sheerin Shauna Snyder Dylan Stogsdill Heather Stumberg Courses” The Friday afternoon mini-courses at The Lower School, lasting for four sessions, evoke considerable enthusiasm. Students can choose from among the following subjects: photography, bread dough ornaments, calligraphy, law and the courts, and tie-dyeing. According to Mrs. Braswell, Head of the Lower School, “The children are choosing the courses on their own so they can take the courses they are interested in.” Angela Benavides Brent Bertino Brooke Betts lohnny Blue Jessica Bristow Brent Camann Lower School 129 From Popcorn F 0 r m F 1 V e Heather Chilcutt Kelly Clark Mellissa Horne Susan Kunkel Tim Lowrv Kacy Cole Clay Cothren Billy Crawford Lisa Dean Gabriela Dimetman Kristi Elkins Jodi Faye Jenny Foster Jeff Golder Christi Goldsmith Jennifer Lynn to Riches Fifth Form students undertake a variety of fund-raising projects in the course of the school year. They hold bake sales, sell popcorn and drinks at Lower School sporting events, and arrange to sell flowers for Father’s Day. Proceeds from these sales help with the Form’s gift to the school, other graduation expenses, and a class trip. Dorsey McQuaig Joshua Miles Susan Monsalvo Krissy Parks Leslie Parks RickPatzman Lower School 131 Tara Prevost Jingle Robinson Sara Sessions Cesar Termulo Samatha Vaello West Ward Andi Rigg JoAnne Sears Cynthia Sheerin Laura Trautner Ann Vano Taylor Weir The Apples The Lower School has two computers. They are used primarily as instructional aids; however, plans are being developed to teach simple programming to Lower School students. Elective Melissa Anderson Dana Armistead Robin Dresser Andrea Baskerville Emily Bayless Marcella Billups Kara Bishop Milissa Bridwell Jennifer Browning Ashley Burr Catherine Coiner Muffin Crouch MarcDeadrick Sarah Duxstad Jeanine Echols Stacey Embrey Courses The Middle School offers a variety of courses in its program of electives. These courses meet four days a week for thirty-five minutes and are open to all students in the Middle School. Some courses offered this year are home economics, fantasy literature, photography, French Conversation and culture, Spanish conversation and culture and creative writing. Benjamin Espy Mary Etheridge Patrick Gallino Jessica Garcia Calvin Glover Roger Gragg Middle School 135 Elective Joseph Hernandez April Hollscher Shelly Jewett Christina Klebert Ellen Lee Zein Mangalji Sandra Hickman Heather Hombuckle Brian Kammer Lauri Kocurek Michele Lee David Mirales Mariano Molina Tanya Naumer Marion Oppenheimer Joseph Pierce Courses Other courses which are offered in the elective program are Drama I, Drama II, typing, and service aid. The aid course provides a valuable service to the school community. Middle School students serve as teachers’ aides in the Lower School classrooms and also as aides in the Lower School physical education program. Susan Prince Lisa Pullin Melissa Quirk Guy Russell Alexandra Salinas Britt Simpson Middle School 137 Harvest jayme Smith Amy Stieren Lara Barazi josie Tate Celeste Tillman Stephanie Train Melanie Turner Michael Tumulty Jeffrey Vance Maria Villagomez Wendy Wagner Sharon Voltz fames Bell Kelly Bishop Amy Blair The Middle School held its Harvest Party on Saturday, October 18th. Games, refreshments, and a juke box made for an entertaining evening. Tiffany Bristow Laura Brusch Monica Buck Chris Carabin Lisa Clark Carol Cooper Middle School 138 A Trip Jessica Cox Jeri Harvin Rodolfo Herrera Holly Holbrook Kelly Jarrell Stacy Lundgren Stephanie Crawford Julie Hernandez Holly Hoffman Michelle Issleib Robert Jordan Joella Lupe Lida McAllister Joanne McCamish Carter McCrary Mary McGiffert Through History On January 27,1981, Texas history students visited the Winedale Historical Center in Winedale, Texas. This elaborate preservation project is a 190-acre outdoor museum maintained by the University of Texas at Austin. There are nine restored farm buildings, fields, gardens, woods, and a lake which show students how life was lived in Central Texas in the middle of the last century. Nancy McNab Alyson Miles Claudia Molina Leah Morton Cebern Musgrave Elizabeth Newhouse Middle School 141 Middle School Kathleen O'Neill Heather Patzman Adriana Ramirez Rene Rello Ali Saidi Brent Snyder Maritza Parra Margaret Quirk Laura Reilly Tamara Roberts Chesley Seals Paul Vance Mary Word Monica Zorrilla Horatio Aldredge Production The Middle School drama class presented Ionesco's The Leader,” a theater of the absurd play about man's continual waiting for an effective leader. The play was directed by Angela Lockhart. Clayt Bishop Paul Black Shelly Brashear Bridget Ellis Tara Engels Lisa Gallino Middle School 143 Student Senate Emma Goettins Regina Gotke Elizabeth Middleton Salina Muellich Harold O'Kelley Laura Oppenheimer Ismael Guajardo Frances Hawener jan Hernandez Suzanne Kimbro Anne Marie Klenerg Deborah McCrae Gavin McCrary Marion Marold Mark Martin Jennifer Matthews Service Projects The Middle School Senate sponsors several community projects throughout the year. They held a suckers' sale with proceeds to help the Santa Rosa Children's Cardiovascular Ward. For Valentine’s Day, volunteers from the Middle School made valentines for Normandy Terrace Nursing Home. The Senate hand- delivered the valentines. All parties enjoyed the day so much that a return visit is scheduled at Easter with baskets. George Parvin Michael Quintanilla Arturo Ramirez Amy Reeves Kathleen Reilly Lindsey Roberts Middle School 145 Form Eight Anne Robertson Marlena Ruiz Roxana Seeligson Stephanie Snow Tabitha Stewart Mary Tate Shawn Ella Robertson Collin Seals Kelli Small Leigh Stewart Iliya Szilak Laura Tuttle Isobelle Szilak Robert Vargas Sarah Weinstein Jeanne Westhoff Leslie Wilson Drama I Rebecca Catlett. Pres. Marcia Gainey. Sc.-Tr. Monica Alvarez Leslie Baskerville Marita Bell Beverly Bowes Henrietta Finger. V.P. Claudia Alvarez Brooke Armitstead Elizabeth Bass Anne Bocock Carol Boyd Kristen Brock Sophie Burton Lisa Fanning Ana Garcia Productions Drama I, a course open to all Upper School students, presented two plays to the Upper School. Our Hearts Were Young and Cay recounted the adventures of two American girls sailing to Europe, and Women Speak depicted women's contributions to society throughout history. Theresa Garcia Jill Golder Lisa Griffin Sarah Griffis Marlena Guajardo Abby Guenther Upper School 149 Academics: u Hilary Hoffman Courtney Hunter Karen Rolfini Sally Sitterle Larissa Smith Lizzy Sobey Yun-HeeKim Anne Landry Lauri Mclnnis Bambi Middleton Mary Ann Miller Teppy Montemayor Aimee O'Malley Kathy Orr Charleen Patterson Lisa Regan Humanities With a teaching staff of eighteen faculty members, the humanities is the largest division in the Upper School. This division embraces the disciplines of English, social studies, foreign languages, and fine arts. The course offerings are extensive and include many electives as well as an advanced placement program. Pam Stark KimSwendson Lisa Tennant Lacey Traylor Terry Triplett Ann Watson Upper School 151 Julie Webb Margaret Woodhull Aida Zorrilla Linda Rowland. Pres. Jennifer Parker, Sec.-T Ellen Averyt Jenine Webber Liz Yoder Lupita Zuckermann Mary Furse, V-Pres. Lori Ancira Robin Bain Jody Baker Maria Calderon Elizabeth Cantu Victoria Chumney Science Computer Academics in the math science computer fields are a strong point at S.M.H. Students must have three years of mathematics. Offerings include Algebra I and II, geometry, pre-calculus, calculus, and consumer economics. Two years of a laboratory science are required; these courses include physical sci ence, biology, chemistry and physics. In the Upper School, computer is offered on three levels. Computer II and III students are engaged in writing programs for use in the lower levels of the computer program and in the Lower School. Also several Lower School students are taking advantage of the laboratories and computers in Independent Study programs. Clare Daubert Peggy Dial Maggie Espinosa Nila Fawcett Lisa Foumerat Jennifer Fuller Upper School 153 Conference Myra Gomez Novia Hopper Karen Johnson Tracy Leah Lori Lewis Melissa McAllen Jacauelyn Hinojosa Andrea Jimenez Jane Judd Shonda Le Jeune Martha Martinez Chrissie McCrae Regina Mendez Rossana Millet Abigail Newberger Gloria Otis Period Conference period in the Upper School occurs every day from 10 to 11 a.m. This hour is set aside as a time when all teachers are freed from classes so that they can confer with advisees or any students who need clarifica- tion of class material. Part of conference period on Mon- day is given over to Chapel Service, and on other days some of the period is used for assemblies or club meet- ings. However, the original purpose of a conferring time is still the prime reason for this hour each day. Suzie Palacios Alicia Parker Gene Ann Pyle Dawn Rodrigues Anna Ruiz Valerie Santore Upper School 155 To Be a Junior: D’Ann Schreiber Paige Speer Araceli Suarez Rosa Villegas Shannon Wood Jamie Smith Catherine Payer. V-P Cristela Sierra. Sec.-T Lucia Alvarez Allison Storey Eloise Thompson Jan Williams Cassandra Yturria Jessica Freeman. Pres. Karen Barnwell Bake Sales Rings Two traditions have long been associated with the Junior Class: bake sales and the ordering of the senior ring. The sales are part of a year long project to earn funds for the Junior dance held in the spring. This year's dance is to be held in the Ratama Club Room. The ordering of the senior ring is in preparation for the Blue Tie Ring Ceremony next fall when these girls officially become Saint Mary’s Hall Seniors! Virginia Blakemore Mary Borretl Mairi Bowie Kirsten Carabin Mimi Chapman Tina Dunegan Upper School 157 Form Eleven 'PE just wears you out!' The Adventures of Polka-Dot. 'School’s Out!' Charlie's Angels Ellenore is caught again! Carito Gomez Linda Kelley Helen Lettunich Heather McLaughlin Kay Naumann Kasey Reese Lucy Kane Ellenore Knight Julie Mashburn Natalie Musgrave Toni Passano Susanna Russell Sally Schwierzke Kelley Traylor Beatriz Vallejo Carla Walker Carroll Ann Patterson Amarillo, Texas Entered Form XI; Elliott Varsity Tennis XI, XII; Officer in Art Club XI; Treasurer of Dance Club XI; Junior Representative of Sports Council XI: French Club XI; Dorm Council XI; Senior Class President. 160 Seniors “Pat” This place looks like something out of Daktari ... SeSee-N-i-a-g-r-a ... Parker ... You did what to your foot? ... Let go of my tie ... S.P.C. coin toss with Francie ... Charleston ... Mr. Button down could you let her go ... SeSee-pull over ... Hey, Slic—how about loaning me your sound system ... Roty ... “How was your weekend” ... LAB . .. Hello Buddy ... Sure, I knew you could ... Peepster—it's only 1:45—let’s go for burritos ... S-T-O-P—It. Richison—I love ya ... Shannon, my brewha Buddy ... Patay and Ferg ... Annski — keep walking and shut up ... you'll never guess what I did ... Hey Maureen, Wanna dance . . . I’m gonna be a drummer ... Alice ... super rude ... Dad, I'm overdrawn $50.00 ... Come with me, sweetie ... N-I-C-E ... Yes? ... How about a lit- tle Brewski and Niel Young ... After- noon cocktails, anyone ... Mr. Rog- ers Tennis-ooh-ah pretty pretty ... French-more minute rice and cheese ... Tom ... Tea—You did what ... What a long strange trip it's been (Greatful Dead) S.M.H. it's been real. In spite of everything, I still believe people are good at heart.” —Anne Frank Reach for the Heavens and hope for the future, and all that we can be and not what we are. —John Denver Megan McKay Gardner Carrizo Springs, Texas Entered Form VIII: Caper Basketball VIII: Spanish Club VIII-XII; Latin Club VIII; Baron Bunch VIII-IX: Photography Club X; Soccer XI-XII; Shield Society; Vice-President Senior Class; Dorm Council IX, X, XI; Hallmark XII, “Magoo” Carrizo what? Yea, it’s in Texas ... Start with the letter A ... 5 years at SMH ... A miracle ... Big Bend Trip = World War III ... Jungle Bunny Roomie and Shannon, the good roomie . .. Larry and Junior . . . Rodeo '79 ... But, I have to go to the bathroom ... OOPS it’s too late!! Fiesta '79 ... Gill goes for the guys in the wheelchairs ... Fiesta '80 ... Remember the red coats Mary? ... Hopelessly gone . . . Remember Mom? ... The Melodrama ... Dana, quit turning somersaults!!! ... Pro- ceed to the letter B ... our trip to Hunt ... Ginny, what happened to your tooth? Surfing at the Beach Boys ... Papa’s with Dana and Mike ... Cecilia Sick! Shame Sister 6” ... Parkers Harem—Poor Mary!! 17 and the chicken pox!!! Algebra, my downfall ... Our A M weekend ... A memorable 5 hour trip ... Liz at Thanksgiving . . . Chris Rote . ., Dana, how’s Ed ... Megan and Deb- bie rebelling again ... Sorry Mom ... Cancun ... Heaven ... Spring Dance After Party—Remember Pam? Karl = my terminal love ... Graduation Night '80 ... La Mansion Party ... Where’s the girl in the pink dress. Gill? Then to the letter C ... Shan- non ... Megan ... zzie ... James ... Karam's ... MiTi's ... Bombay etc. Mary, have some MD 20-20. Gill, how about a date with A. K. or J. B. ... Nina's Party ... BEAR Claw Inn ... To Paige, Suzie, and Rebecca all the luck in the world. Rebecca, keep it up. I'm gonna miss ya!!! End with the letter D ... Thanks for everything Mom M. I love you to death and ! don’t think I could have made it without you!! Mom and Dad, thanks for the best 5 years of my life ... I Love You! S.M.H. is only one step in the long journey of life ... See ya ... Don’t be dismayed at good-byes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments of lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends.” —Richard Bach Gillian Anne Foley San Antonio, Texas Entered Form IX; Caper Assistant Editor of La Reata XII; Secretary-Treasurer of Class XII; Vice President of Class XI; Hallmark XII; Varsity Basketball IX-XII, co-captain XI; Varsity Volleyball X, XI; Mu Alpha Theta X, XI, XII; French Club IX-XII; Dance Club XI; Latin ClubX. “Gill” gill with a g as in giraffe ... alias jill frame, fromie, too-tall, alcy, and bunky ... big bend ... duststorms ... stroke, stroke......papa's ... bom- bay ... hi leroy! ... tmi prom ... the troll... ski trip '79 ... rich corb ... anyone see a Cuba walk by ... corb’s hat ... run into some greasy snow lately? ... aaachooo ... spades ... cross country skiing?!... for sure ... whatever ... niosa '79 ... room 120 ... jack’s off, jill’s on ... turn right! ... padre island ... beach parties ... joe eric ... phi cocca doodo ... bertha ... the brewsky twins . . . graduation '79 .. . it must be on argyle street... there's a crawfish ... don q ... j. 1.... mud fights ... mid- land ... cigs that go boom in the night ... hey lady, are those gucci shoes? ... light? light? ... rail surfing at the beach boys concert ... yes, i must say the s.a. river is quite refreshing this time of year ... wurst- fest ... liz’s hat ... dented dash board ... l’glue’s class ... pull out the darts. ... monogrammed teeth ... hunt with jeff and tom ... ginny are you sure there's a path to the house? ... well hello mr. gable!... disco jeff ... basketball .. . street corner in bryan ... bwana woman, ugh!... ski trip '80 ... $800 damage?! ... tennes- see turkies ... mar park and our hot dog song ... 36 empty cases?! ... please don’t pull a corbin! ... the cops are coming! ... neil young .., enemy nerd ... let’s ski mach I... whoa nellie!... ski jumps. ... spring dance with mutt... hey! hey! hey!... niosa '80 ... port a ... 7 hour drive ... sunflower patch ... shannon i were mistaken, we thought this was the riviera!... bombay ... oaf, mutt, nerd, bongo bill, stan the man, macho matt ... chelsea’s ... gradua- tion '80 ... where’s the girl in the pink dress? ... I did not set the cush- ion on fire! ... girl’s state, ugh! ... it looks good on the transcript... come on karen, sing! .. . hunt ... dam sliding = emergency room ... new melody inn ... criders ... guardrail .. .seniors! ... term paper ... mar coop couldn’t possibly be crying ... lab partners ... la mansion ... i.t.k.s. ... 50-50’s ... jackson browne ... broken door at ramada inn ... 3 min- ute trips to m's in nellie ... general hospital ... bombay . .. nobody’s home ... mi ti’s ... us? walk the check? ... karen, alias orca, nig nose, bunk, brewsky twin, king ranch sigmor mama, i love you buddy ... see ya later smh ... as in much!!! Friends are like time ... precious. Reason takes you to Trinity Will takes you to Bombay.” Debra Denise Barringer San Antonio, Texas Entered Form XI; Caper National Beta Club IX, X. XI; Prince George Varsity Tennis Team—Most Valuable Player IX. X, XI; National Honor Society X, XI; Science Club X, XI; German Club Treasurer X, President XI, Vice-President XII; Shield Society XII; Saint Mary’s Hall Tennis Team XI, XII. “Debbie” “You make me feel like Dancing ... Hawks 1 ... District Champs 1980 ... Tokoyo Steak House ... La Cucaracha . . . Most Honorable Coach .. . Seasons of Joy flash through my mind” ... Kitty and San- dra ... Sabra, ready for practice? ... Do I have an IZOD shirt?... Lina, we saw this Love Boat already! . . . What's for lunch? ... U. Va ... when are notecards due? ... But we all make silly little mistakes? Right. Mrs. Rindfuss?! ... Jane Judd Bing Bong ... Poka-Dot Series ... Organ Les- sons ... Cristela. let's go dancing ... Thanks, Mrs. Westerman. for your encouraging words ... No, my hair doesn’t get in the way ... Cristela, one does this and one does that, don't forget it... Dr. Prince, how do you pronounce “DATA ... San Francisco Steak House ... Sandra's friend ... Hi, Cheeesly ... All right, Kitty, who is it this time? ... Familie Kirsten und Oldenburg ich vermisse sie! ... Me Farlin Tennis Center ... Kirsten, Best of Luck ... Tag ... of course, I can drive stick shift... Bat- tlefield Club and many friends ... Mom and Dad, I love you!!!... Rich- mond Tennis Academy . .. Garry Wilmot Best Tennis Coach in the state ... liebe Frl. Scott ... Cosmos ... Let me tell you about Saul Bellow ... Julia ... Julia ... Julia ... Thank you Saint Mary's Hall!!! I am only one. but I am one. I can't do everything, but I can do something. And what I can do, that I ought to do. And what I ought to do, by the grace of God, I will do... —Edward Everett Hale 166 Seniors Julia Alexandra Bass Martins Mill, Texas Entered Form X; Caper Mu Alpha Theta XI, XII; Spanish Club X, XI, Pres. XII: Dorm Representative XI, XII; Amigos de las Americas 1980. “Julia” Hola ... I'm not really from any- where ... Trudy, what have you got in the closet? ... Tomorrow Kay, we go on a diet after this pizza ... Kathy, don’t be a saint ... No Dora Liz, not until Sunday morning ... Let's study world history, Toni ... Valley-high! ... Amigos don't ... you have a warning . . . Let's go look for the peeper ... strangers in the night ... The Julia and Elizabeth’s disco ... Scarsdale women ... I don't like the looks of this green trash can . . . There are 3 girls here to see Guffaw Mark D ... Are you sure the mail’s already out? ... Fun times at Royal Street Crossing with Walter ... Who is Joy anyway? . .. Angel’s disco boots ... What a burn on Kelly ... Fire in room 2 ... How could I forget the spoons? ... I want to be a house- wife ... Have you ever bathed in a river ... room search ... MASH ... There’s someone out there, Chris ... We need to break some rules ... It's not going to be a pretty sight... Look at these sexy hands, Debbie ... D-U- N-H-I-L-L-S ... Superman ... unlucky in cards, lucky in love ... SeSee, quieres ir a ... I can always tell Frog ... Marla’s French notes ... Debbie’s A History notes ... Singa- pore Airline ... Louise’s party ... I don’t have tuberculosis ... What the heck is scoliosis? ... Kay, who is this muno dude? ... ADA ... so artsy ... Christmas shopping at Albertsons ... Grandma’s Fried Chicken ... Kay, I left the lights on ... Toni’s dependa- ble Rabbit ... Good Luck Liz ... Look Mom and Dad, I survived SMH . . . Thanks for the memories; it's been interesting. “Where ignorance is bliss 'Tis folly to be wise.” 168 Seniors Francesca Louise Billups San Antonio, Texas Entered Form VIII: Elliott President Student Body XII; Vice-President Form IX; Sports Council XI; Hallmark XII; Walrus XI, XII; Photography Club XI; Latin Club X,XI; Art Club IX-XI; French Club VIII-XII; German Club XII; Varsity Tennis IX-XII; Varsity Soccer XI,XII; Outing Club X,XI; Baron Bunch IX; Santa Rosa Volunteer X; Piano VIII-XI “Chessie” My name is Bonita Billings, this is Biil Ferguson, Photocapekas mea- lia sarobia we’re volunteers for the Greek Funstival ... El Centro ... Menger Hotel ... New York '77 ... Cathedral Pk ... P + NJ + A.F+J ... 3:00 bike rides ... Golden Blanket... Indian ... Pegging ... Sieferth's papers ... seance in lib. ... Down- town bus rides ... Mule stall ... Nat’s Br. Formula ... Munchkin Mansion ... Campus Life (Billy Marcum) ... Tim, Tommy, BonBon fiesta '79 ... senior parties AHHS ... Spain trip ... Road trip to coast ... nights at Ann’s and Susan's ... We’ll go to the parties while you 2 love birds stay here ... Olmos Dam ... Ravison ... Cutez ... Rocky Horror Deb Party ... No problem, just cover with sheets, baby powder bread ... Roll, Roll, the ??? ... Boogie ... Doc ... Sauvage ... Hawaii joggers peanut butter cookies ... Beach Boys Concert ... Samoa's ... Vidal S’s kids ... Hawaii 5-0 ... Mauna Kea ... sailing ... Hatsie, Ann, LeAnn ... Is this someone’s belt? ... Grad, par- ties '78,'79 ... Houghtan Billy ... Aloha Inn ... Miss Piggy Rules ... Kermit... Laredo ... White Joy Van ... Doggie Desparado's ... Banditos ... Marienda ... La Mansion ... Plaza Nacional ... Hi, this is my friend Natalie, do you know Sandy? ... Beta Party ... Twist Shout ... My date's a surfer; mine’s an Eiffel Tower ... Beefy Beth Bon Bon, please introduce me ... fiat strada ... Hop to it ... those women were sobbin ... oh—I don’t know Fredrik bretal ... Party wagoneer, part suburban, Pat Mages' hunting ... family stag-wag w hood ornament ... Chelsea's Manianas, sunset ... Bross, chin weeee ... Costeau pack- ing ... Viva Fiesta with Liza ... Jack ... Liza’s wedding ... Foxy Betsy ... Peugothigh Cr ... Leopard lady, Popeye ... Lake ... knock on wood ... Everybody needs love ... Hoo- too’s at Toyal St... Mauren, want to dance? ... Criss Cross ... Quarters ... Gov. class ... Gill, SeSee, LeLee, we need to work (General Hosp.)..' Dina is sane ... HangTen man ... Charles ... Sid, Lee, Harry, Jones, Bill, Bob, David ... Hoffbrau, Alex- anders ... July 4 ... Pizza ... Hidden Cove ... Moon River ... Durty Nel- ly's ... MiTi's ... Mariachis ... chips ... Bourbon Betty ... Who shot JR Party ... excuuume! . . . E-ore, Squeaky, Shannon, Nat-Cat, BonBon S all my other chums—I Love Ya Tons!... Love to Marci; many happy years, at SMH ... Thanks SMH for everything!! Mom, Dad, Scrump— Thanks and Love always!! Now all I need, Dad, is an Alfa Romeo with Leigh McCloskey “The value of life lies not in the length of days, but in the use we make of them. Mon meter et mon art, c’est vivre! —Montaigne Alice Penn Brittingham Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas Entered Form XI; Elliott Spanish Club XI; French Club XII; German Club XII; Soccer XII “Alice” My name is not Pamela ... Alice, it's past lights out ... wake me up in 5 minutes ... 5 more minutes ... it’s 8:00 and I haven't studied ... What happened to Pamela? ... I'm really mad this time ... Johnny ... Barbie doll shoes... Lisa, we have to pay... Working on themes... staying up all night ... Did you hear that noise ... The Establishment ... Stan, this is Johnny's girlfriend ... Betsy, quit it ... RATONSITA ... a good time in Jr. Lounge and in our room ... you can smell it down the hall ... up on the loft ... someone’s knocking ... Super Rude ... Super neat ... me, no! ... Johnny, just walked in ... T.M.I. Military Ball ... Duck, walk ... NIOSA ... I lost my money ... You're campused! ... ski trip ... On the Road ... Boy! this is fun ... I'm cold Mar ... Here, this will warm you up ... Peppermint Schnopps ... Every morning ... Where am I? ... Black, Yellow Brown stuff ... Ten- nessee Boys ... Ski Lodge ... NIOSA ... Kick's equipment and his demon- strations ... Alexander’s ... Mall Trips ... Chase Hill ... La Mansion ... Rooms occupied ... out in the hall, Bybee ... Our dates with jeans? ... Chalupa, Enchilada ... Viva Lar- edo ... Sadler, nice bus ride ... Alice, who? ... Smuggling ... How did we get home? ... Rough, Gradua- tion night... Lisa, how are we going to get back ... Blue Ties ... M.T.'s Alexander's with Francie, Leigh Ann Mar ... Stan Richard ... Patter- son, I can't do it ... Schlotzsky’s ... Sesee y Julia hay que jugar naipes ... que pinch-a ... punta ... What hap- pened to the car? ... Lisa, we haven’t fought yet ... Yhighse Erica ... Pat- terson, help me ... Staying up all night... Ramon, is so rude ... Colo- nial Ball, I hope he can go with me ... Emiliano's ... I'll never forget you S.M.H. the good times ... Adios Amigas!!! ... I’ll miss you all “The man who does things makes many mistakes, but he never makes the biggest mistake of all—doing nothing. —Benjamin Franklin You may give without loving, but you can't love without giving. —Seneca 172 Seniors Carrol Castleman Brown San Antonio, Texas Entered Form VIII; Caper Latin Club VIII; Spanish Club VIII, IX, X, XI, XII: Outing Club IX, X; Food Committee X; Choral Club X; Baron Bunch X; French Club XII; Capers Recognition. “Carrol” I've got to quit_or my______will ___out. Conotations with the name William ... I'm NOT an alcoholic! Port Aransas 1, my home ... Rocky Horror, C. C. late movies ... “F reaking out ... YeaYah ... Dos Amigos, White Marlin, Hoppies ... Coasty’s P. D.... New Year’s bon- fire ... You just ran a cop off the road! ... Spring Break with TMI, Fantasia ... New Years party with Hollie and Laura, dropping orna- ments—on purpose! ... Get with the program ... Honk if you’ve had s— today!!! ... floundering? ... Run, the cops are chasing us ... night beach rendezvous ... barrels ... M-80! ... Sea Isle pool partys ... Veril, cheat! —HA ... Brown’s “local” bar ... bar hopping (in togas)... the fort... risk ... T. O. D. ... Pat Magees (jail) ... can you relate? ... bunch of weirdos ... P. L. M.—you’re too young to marry ... J. H.—church? ... L. A. N. —not him again!... Hurricane Allen —evacuating again!... two different worlds ... You’re Not C. K.! ... Call me Columbus ... Maiden Voyage ... corrupting L. K., M. H„ D. L. ... Jail- bird, Guppy ... Mini-Mester with Mar Coop ... MD 20-20 ... finastic plastic ... that registers ... makes a mark on my mind ... Don’t everyone talk at once ... bar hopping in S.A.— Cappy’s delight ... collect signs? ... the stool broke!!! ... T. P.’ing S.M.H. T.M.I. (sign and white Mac Arthur) ... TMI—party's (sr.), toga party!!!!, Kay Allegro, proms, Military Balls, friends, graduations ... obtubitary ... Edga Fredga Vitch ... SMH sr. party's ... Galagher Ranch!... W. F. D., V. A. Z„ W. B. B„ V. D. W. E. B„ R R.. L. M. C., N. W. B„ M. S. R.. J. H„ J. D...I almost shot a buck ... YO ... car wrecks, bombthreats, flat tires ... Colorado with D. L. skiing ... Mari Lou, you did WHAT with the shoe polish? ... pinkeye ... Gul (NIOSA)... Tubsy ... Mari Lou at P. A. bar hopping— Dream On” ... who massively kissed you ... that WAS a red light! ... I’M in LOVE— not again ... Mommy and Daddy 1, New Mexico, Mazatlan, Cozumel, ... I really am very innocent ... Thanks, everyone and the BEST of LUCK to all!!! “Double, double toil and trouble. Fire burn and caldron bubble. “Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou, Romeo?” —Shakespeare 174 Seniors Leigh Ann Brown Fort Worth, Texas Entered Form XII: Elliott Latin Club XII; Soccer Team XII “Leigh Ann” Leigh—Leigh ... “Excuse me—Do we get chips with our order?” ... Marlboro Reds ... We be jammin’ now ... CALGON! TAKE ME AWAY! ... The moose is loose in S.A_Gin, my bar buddy—2 rowdy contests ... Alice the goon and mexi- can jumping bean is picked up” at Wurstfest ... Mar Coop-rreerr ... Manana’s . . . Francie wears two watches ... MiT's anytime ... Hello Secile—my girl friend and team mate ... A coke and a smile .. .Shanny, it’s time to get up ... We are your wait- resses ... PJW! ... George Bush ... Antiques and the Market ... OH GOD!!!-Rote!!!... the cheese ... Aus- tin ... Buckwheat ... quit making fun of my legs!... EE Schnikit Erica!! ... AK ... I owe it all to Hemingway ... So long Saint Mary's Hall ... Thank you, Mom and Dad! ... I love you!!!!! 176 Seniors Lina Cecilia Carpenter San Antonio, Texas Entered FormVII; Re-entered Form XI; Elliott Editor-in-Chief La Reala, 1981; Shield Society XII; Quill and Scroll XI, XII; Drama Club IX, X, XII; Thespian Society X, XI, XII; Photography Club XI; Dance Club XII; Hallmark Staff XI, photography editor; Spanish Club X, XII, secre- tary-treasurer XII; Chapel Committee XII. “Lina” Such wonderfully inseparable mem- ories—memories, and yet more memories; they all fill my heart with joy!... does ANYBODY have a Klee- nex? ... By the way, Dina, how's your hill? ... our one and only La Reata office, alias Lina’s Bar 'n Grill (we’re open 8 days a week to serve ya!) ... pink Izods and dia- mond rings ... How do spell ecstacy? C-H-O-C-O-L-A-T-E! ... Mr. Crowe and his revised “sinner’s list ... Hey Squeak, would you pleez answer “le pheun ? (Peter Sell- ers, I wuv woo) ... Glady's, it’s my car again ... me? counting calories? He-He! ... I think I’ve just discov- ered the 11th commandment... Mrs. Rindfuss, you’re SO inspiring! ... jCANCUN! (basking in the sun with a hurricane) ... Kitty, can I borrow your salad dressing? ... Mis amigas Mari y Betti-jles amo para siempre! ... How many yearbook pages are due in 2 days? ... Mr. Kammer, I know I should be realistic, but that’s impossible ... Could you help me translate my Hamlet cliff notes, Mrs. Groos? ... Frost’s, Joske’s, and back to Frost's again ... Debbie, could you drive me to the gas station? ... “juice for one and one for juice (what fun!) ... Mrs. Maloy, how can I ever repay you for all of your kindness? ... E- ORE, remember Him always ... to Jane, Heather, Squeaky, Courtney, Gill, and Sandra, thanx for your sup- port ... Nelda 'n Deb, how could I forget ya? ... Mommy and Daddy, your constant love and guidance will remain with me evermore ... To All of my wonderful friends all over the world, I love you all in such a special way ... Take Care everyone, and God Bless ... I’ll be missing you ... Love and Happiness Always, Lina. The Lord is my light and salvation: whom then shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?” Ps. 27:1 “He that is empty of wisdom despises his neighbor: but a man of understand- ing holds his peace.” Prov. 11:12 Lisa Gaye Carr Eagle Pass, Texas Entered Form XI; Elliott Dance Club XI, XII; Spanish Club XI; French Club XII “Lisa” Life in the big city ... No, my name isn’t Lisa Gaye ... Let’s go to the drags, Alice! ... Southern Comfort ... Chase Hill ... Johnny Michael ... Playing with the big boys ... Let’s go to Bombay, Betsy ... Going to Jack in the Crack at 6 am ... Bybee ... Spring Dance ... Timmy ... La Mansion ... Vale ... Ski-trip ... Bac- cardi... All nite bus ride with Steve ... Ward ... In the b—with tony ... On the c—with Richard, oh no! Send me down that black run ... Bloody Mary’s in the ski lodge ... Parker ... Mama's ... Chelsea’s ... B. B. C. ... Shoe boxes ... Sadleron ... Mille Lite ... Trails—miller, hot or cold? ... Patio tacos ... Enchilada ... Chalups ... Nacho!!... The Motel ... Carrying me up the stares McE., thanks ... Tommy B. ... Gaby, what a sweetheart! ... Thanks Marge ... Pancho ... Harvey ... Well, I’m a big senior now ... Who’s Jane Austen? ... Where’s Trinity Library? Cute Mrs. Wester—woman, thanks for everything ... I love you tons! ... George's Dixie Oyster Bar ... our late nite rendezvous ... Bill’s Library ... Myrtles ... Mama's ... The Provi- dence ... the polo matches ... s, and water ... Thanks Bill you’re a real doll! ... Francee ... brother ... Kim, the love of my life ... what a jerk ... Gary-Oh ... Big times in Kerrville ... Thanks Kellogg ... Mama Jean and Pops, I love ya'll ... Parties at Reg- gies ... Wavelength ... white wine ... b. and water, Reg ... Criders ... Holiday Inn ... Hunt ... Johnson City ... Shelton Boys ... Bo—what a babe ... Luckenback ... Joe, trust me ... Rich cowboys ... Age, marital status, children, no problem ... is he rich? ... Tell me you're not seven- teen, please ... Are you a real cow- boy? ... Sure I'm a real cowgirl... I know Jerry Jeff ... Micheal—one of the finest people I've met ... thanks ... Tim ... Gary ... Mark ... Dan ... Rocky ... Everybody's somebody ... Harper, marry me ... Pat's Hall ... Jessie, huh Kelli ... Marry you? I don't think so ... 5:30 in the morning ... I’M such a bad influence ... Did you say 54? ... Perfect age ... Shed- ding ... Monte, He’ll be famous Kelli —trust me ... Is there no end? ... I love you ... Road trips ... Barn Door ... Doug ... Chris-mmm ... Clay ... Brandon ... Liz, you've got great taste ... you’ll find one for me yet... Shopping in Austin Mar? ... Bought a lot huh Dunegan? ... Continental Airlines welcomes you to Lucken- bach ... Alice, you're the best roo- mie a girl could have ... thanks ... Promises, promises, Gentry ... Thanks for all the brownies, Grams ... Thanks for school Mom and Dad ... I’ll never let you down ... Bye SMH ... Here we go, on the road— again... “I Live one day at a time; I dream one dream at a time. Yesterday’s dead and tommorrow is blind; I live one day at a time. —Willie Nelson. Mary Hutchings Cooper Galveston, Texas Entered Form IX; Caper Tennis IX-XII; Soccer X-XII; Spanish Club IX-XI1; Baron Bunch IX; La Reala IX: Residence Council X-XI; Outing Club X; Mu Alpha Theta X-XII, President XI-XII; French Club XII, Vice-President XII; Latin Club XII; Sports Council XII; Caper First Lieutenant XII. Mar Coop” Hi! My name is Mar Coop don't you dare call me Puppy ... 11:11—a special moment . .. Meg another backrub ... Mimimester with Carrol . .. MD 20-20: Poison ... Meg, I’m fine, but I see 3 of you ... Carroll and Cathy: my idols .. . I’m in Geomerty cuz ... Nina I are step-sisters ... Moms Mathis and Helms—I love you ... Col. J. is my Teddy Bear ... The 3 Devils are picking on me ... 15th B Day surprise ... I don't want Sprite: okay ... MMM you have to stay, you promised ... Galveston ... Beatles rule ... FLB is my best pal ... Deb parties ... Lipstick on the mirror ... Mango necter ... Just put it on my tab ... (Less owes me $____) ... NOISA ... 80-MG, GB, Mar with Red Coats ... Cristela, my pal ... Enchilada, Nacho Chalupa . . . TACOS ... Gabycita ... Hello Dol- lies ... MiTi's: no. Be. I haven't been drinking ... My Loves: Manning, TMI, Pikes, Gordon of course. I can't forget Parker ... I know I like PC; I always will... Spring Dance '80 with PC ... TMI Prom with PC ... Plain FUN .. . Guaca Guaca Cuaca ... Guppy: Doesn't Take Much to Make me Happy . . . MC and DD Viva Fiesta ... Don't be such a p. face ... Start with the letter A ... Wilhelm A dream itself is but a shadow.” “Ipsa scientia potestas est. Knowledge my darling ... Woe is me ... All- nighters ... Westerwoman’s cookie jar ... Proceed to the letter B ... SeSee my B-Day pal... Fake Doop ... Mr. Crowe, do your elf face ... I'm not ready for Calculus ... Fro- mie, Lab Partners 4-ever ... skiing 78, 79, 80 ... 80 “Tennesse Men, 42 cases of empty bottles, schnapps and margarita snowballs, Break a win- dow, Vapor action ... Nat, blue tie by Grad ... I’m Laura's little sis ... Suzy Prepstick ... UT and DDD ... Tina Beach Boys ... Tennis ... Poncho, I'll be at practice someday ... Soccer, my fave ... Rotie my idol ... Bebabyation ... No sleeping E- Ore ... Pam Xanadu ... CLR, Genie, NCS, CU: I miss you ... Leigh-Ann, here comes CL: Reerr ... Courtney: Just like a sister ... I praise you ... Follow by the letter C ... Mrs. Bell: confidence at last ... Mrs. Kruger, Mea Magistra Amica ... Mom Helms, I made it ... Thanks! Don't know what I would’ve done without you ... E-Ore, Squeaky, my best pal, Bakatara, Fake, Nat, Tina, Lil Sisters, everybody: Love you Mucho ... Megan, thanks buckwheat for everything ... Laura thanks for listening ... Mama, thanks for send- ing me here, I LOVE YOU ... SMH— it’s been real... end with the letter D ... CIAO. —Shakespeare itself is power.” —Bacon Debora Maria Dunegan Gunung Bakaran, Indonesia Entered Form IX: Elliott French Club IX-X; Spirit Award IX; Volleyball IX, XI, Manager X; Class Secretary-Treasurer X; Resident Council X- XI; Secretary-Treasurer Mu Alpha Theta XI-XII; Art Club IX. XI; Shield Society XI-XII; Outing Club X; Sports Coun- cil XII. fingers . . . Who intimidates who, Kathy? ... Mr. Crowe, do your elf face . . . Meg, you're rebelling ... Ending in the letter “D ... skipped PCM—Suspension .., Ramada Inn ... let’s play Biff ... Where’s Mun- ger's . .. Meg, how old are you? Woo? Wee? ... Bucko, nothing ever happens in the Sand Dunes ... Her- man, Jack, and Elmer, y’all are important parts ... I came how close to Florida ... ATM (Baylor, rain, and a five hour trip)... Sally, you’ll find a man in uniform one day ... Water- slide '79 ... Munchkin ... JR, Thanks BABE ... E-Ore and the Cosmos man ... MiTi's ... Viva Fiesta with little Carter .. . Duck-Duck Goose ... John, David, Cindy, and Gene—y’all are great ones to follow ... Thanks Seniors . . . Mommy Munger, I wouldn't have made it without you . . . Mom and Dad. Thanks for 4 years like this ... Now, I'm ready for a life- time ... Tina, you’re a terrific sis ... I promise to be there ... SMH, I’m glad you were part of my path ... Everyone—I love you ... The hard moments ... we've shared them all ... times to remember... Good-bye. “Education is what you have left over when you subtract what you have for- gotten from what you have learned. “Where there is an open mind, there will always be a frontier. “Debbie” You're from Libya? ... No, Indonesia now ... Where? ... Overthere! ... Start with the letter A ... 4 years at S.M.H. ... Me, I made it! ... Meg, you’re engaged to WHO? ... Mutt Jeff .. . NOISA ’78—Who got sick? ... Larry and Junior.......Pull a Corbin ... Trish and her tweezers ... Whale's Tail . . . Dana, stop snow plowing ... Margarita snowballs ... Proceed to the letter “B ... Wurst- fest—48 hrs. campused ... I love my bathroom buddies ... Nina, who did what in which trashcan? ... EXXON • • • J. S. and J. B. to J. R. and G. F.... Europe, lost en route ... Followed by the letter “C ... ME, CRAZY ... Who’s paying for this call ... Kenny, I love you ... When I Need You ... Murchison, room 1; Cowles room 3; Meyer rooms 1, 5 ... Bring me a sussie ... Madeline’s running ... Meladrama, Dana share the t— ... Mar, Meg and I will be in the closet on your wedding night .. . Pam, someday we’ll get what we've been waiting for . .. Julia, you have a sexy hand ... Claudia. I hate little Anne Tobin Ferguson San Antonio, Texas Entered Form VII; Re-entered Form XI; Elliott Vice-President Eighth Form; President Ninth Form; Vice-President of Judicial Council; Drama Club VIII, IX. Trea- surer IX, XI; Thespian Society, French Club XI, XII; German Club XII; Latin Club Secretary-Treasurer XI; Logos Society; Shield Society XI, XII, Junior Classical League. 186 Seniors “Anne” Through the almost opaque mist ... late windy nights on the prowl ... my favorite train ride ... Kaepa ... one 50 lb. sack of flour ... Yakity Yakity by Robert Frost... I love you, always Greg ... I saw a solitary fig- ure ... Mealia Sarabia ... Down- town SA the Menger ... his form provided a hope for me ... Katherine Mansfield, I salute you ... CoCo Patty ... my agruillia pony ... seeing Pepo on top of a tree bent over by the wind . .. it's 3:00 A.M. in Julia's kitchen ... The day when dark rip- ples stretch across a silent sky and the frozen air stirs with yesterday’s wind ... all my life ... As though it were possible to make an impres- sion, inspite of the density of confu- sion and ignorance ... I kinda did my rough draft, Sabra ... Richard III Anne = Love ... S.T.T.R. ... To Miss Shannon Taylor, I cordially invite you to go CRAZY with me ... SeSee got accepted at the Univ. of Guam! ... he walked with the assur- ance of purpose, satisfaction and peace ... I’ve been riding on the crest of a wave ever since!! . . . The Ecstascy by John Donne ... Thank you, Lord ... Patay Ferg ... Thank you, Shannon ... Can you say spe- cial, Ann, well that's what you are! ... It’s only just begun, SeSee ... Dil- ley: The Home of the Watermelon ... I’m a lion or a pegasus or even a pter- anadon, after school ... David ... Port Aransas, Tex ... Cair Paravel .. . Thank you, Miss Mogford, for what I’ve learned. You helped to unlock my fists and myself. I loved every minute ... My firery brother, John ... For Constance, Blue Inn and my heart, always, Bianca ... my bri- liant father “1 love you more than yesterday, less than tomorrow ... to the strongest person I know, my best friend, what can I say, Mother, except ... GOODYSTAY TIGHT ... I am made up of my experiences, Thank you SMH. The world is your exercise-book, the pages on which you do your sums. It is not reality, although you can express reality there if you wish. You are also free to write nonsense, or lies, or to tear the pages. Richard Bach “In my end is my beginning.” —Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots Kelly Lynn Alice Gamble Ottawa, Canada Entered Form X; Caper Field Hockey X; Soccer X, XI, XII; Volleyball XI, XII (Captain); Food Committee XI; Secretary-Treasurer of Junior Class; Shield Society, Bright Light Award; Dormitory Prefect; Head of Residence XII. “Gambler” Go—Fight—Win BREAK! Canadian eh ... House-out ... FTPO ... philo- sophical discussions with Trish till 3:00 AM ... Kay, Mrs. Gill’s note about our clean existence ... Letters From Maureen ... Field hockey ... SMH vs. Trinity Valley—we won? WE WON! ... Liz, where are your eyebrows ... The Y Cafe ... Billy, He’s so cuuuttte ... and another one rides the bus ... 2 flat tires ... Kin- kaid 4-1 in a blizzard ... Ski trip— How much damage? ... McDonalds ... 232 and 238 ... Freshman Lounge ... Hay-Oats ... Garfield ... Marla, it’s in MY room, Thank you for being such a great roomie... White Bug ... Mud Fight SPC ’78 ... Grow Down ... Let's go waterskiing Fuller ... For Sure E-Ore ... anyway ... Friend to Friend ... come talk to me, Ricki ... Robert Redford and Timothy Hutton ... Leslie, not your ankle... I haven’t checked the mail ... MILK is a natu- ral ... The tramp—1-2-3 boom ... Liz, the night we stole the tractor ... the night we drove the Honda ... water fight ... Boo Boo Kitty ... we were just walking by and decided to go for a swim ... the diving board ... swim team ... Patterson, come see me in Denver, You Nut! ... I sure have learned a lot in these years, especially about myself. Aurevoir Guy! “To live your life in your own way ... to reach for the goals you have set for yourself... to be the you that YOU want to be—that is success. 188 Seniors Dina Haeri Copenhagan, Denmark Entered Form XII; Elliott Handicapped Adventure Playground Association; Royal Court Theatre Activists “Dina” I am not an animal! I am a human being! I am ... a ... man ... Linde- rmint—my expensive friends!... It's raining catmas and dogmas ... Life is being a noncomformist when it's all the rage ... Dina is sane ... Franken- stein is DESPERATE ... Half-baked Haggis ... je pense done je suis, je pense ... sieg heil! ... Reagan '80, Bush '81... SWEAR!!!... Campbell's Meatballs ... Bald Twit Lion ... out- side ... The Police ... rats ... Hurt and Jacobi ... Pusillanimous ... Streptococci ... Metamorphosis ... verbal diarrhea ... tree ... surprise, surprise ... Lenin ... Franglaise. ... Playschool... Parsely ... Greenie ... The Clangers ... The Mousetrap ... If and The Clockwork Orange ... Pig's trotter... Bow Bow Wow Wow —it’s in stereo ... Mr. Swastika ... Winnie the Pooh ... (I feel ridiculous doing this) ... flat tire—traitor! ... Lancelot ... Oblong Fite Oblong ... Horace, my appendix ... Rufus the invisible dog ... stench ... spaz Who is Jane Doe? ... Who shot L. R.? N. F. rules ... simplify ... Harrabs ... satisfaction survey . .. Hepha- lump! ... Ipi tombi.........Harrabs ... satisfaction survey ... Hepha- lump!... Ipi tombi... Gook ... con- dor! ... sawsee, seesaw ... — a bird in hand make it hard to blow nose ... what happened to your last slave Marylou? Did he of exhaustion? ... Ian Dury and the Blockheads ... Sweet Gene Vincent ... Boomtown Rats—Bobby ... Zippy ... Borg— was he Bjorn yesterday? ... (I still feel ridiculous! so ... I’ll stop!). Any man’s death diminishes me, Because I am involved in mankind; And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls. It tolls for thee.” —John Donne 190 Seniors Claudia Hoppner Diisseldorf, Germany Entered Form IX; Elliot French Club X. XI, XII; Vice-President French Club XI; Outing Club X; Mu Alpha Theta XI; President German Cl XII; Who’s Who in Foreign Languages in Texas and Oklahoma High Schools; French Language Award. “Claudia” S.M.H. ’77-'81, four long years ... Adriana, wanna Pizza? ... Oh, no, not this again ... I'm going to the x- mas dance ... Freshman ... Sopho- mores ... Agnes, don’t cry ... Roaches .. . Help, we're being invaded ... SeSee, I don't want to get up ... turn off your alarm ... I hate Mondays ... Claudia, can you put this up for me? ... Like Montaigne says: Que sais je” ... Dora Liz leave the d ... door open . . . Kathy, Godiva, Red Roses, and Champaigne .. . Herman, Jack, and Elmer . . . Libby, clean up the room ... Spring cleaning ... No Kathy, I have never shot a gun ... Kerrville, Laredo, Aus- tin, and Corpus Christi... Cheri, see those two men over there ... I'm tired, don't tear up the house .. . Marriott ... La Mansion ... Town- house ... Graduation After party ... Trudy, I need to go to bed ... Cherie, are we out? ... Debbie, I hate his lit- tle finger . .. Kathy, watch the gl door—bammm . . . are you drun . . . Que pinche, Eddie . . . Alic what's the rumor in Laredo? . . hate your cars; they always bre down ... 22 miles out of Laredo Jack in the Box . . . Peppela-who? Mama's . . . Term Paper and Viva . . . KATHY, JUST A MINUTE . How do you spell Fanny ... Dad you don't know how to play Bai gammon ... Cherie, stay on 1 phone . .. Larry and the Beer-tabs Venice . . . MiT's .. . let’s kidna Leigh Ann . . . jiggelo . . . W1 pinched you, Kathy ... Who has i shoe? ... Banquet ... Eddie, I'm i going to my room . .. Pam, it's sc long ... Alice, in case you see me Laredo ... One of the most influi cial and wealthiest families in Te ... Kicker dancing ... Me, engage No ... Well, it's been another yi ... off to college ... Thank you, 1 Crowe, Mrs. Howe, Mom and D for making this all possible. He looseth his tyme that seeketh wisdom in a fool. 48 “Let us permit nature to have her way: she understands her business bet than we do.” —Montai Love is an egoism of two. —Antoine de la S Laura Katherine Howe Kerrville, Texas Entered Form XI; Elliot Shield Society; Honorary Quill and Scroll; Art Club XI; French Club XI. XII; German Club XII; Hallmark Business Manager XI, XII; Varsity Volleyball XI, co-captain XII; Varsity Basketball XI, XII, All Star Team XI. “Kathy” Godiva, ... Champagne and Red Roses ... Stomach ache, headache, heartache ... life is too short... Lisa, Gable and Garret ... Alice, it’s 4:00 ... people try to sleep ... sardines and oreos ... Hey, everybody, late night escape ... black and white dorm ... too much fun cleaning up ... Christmas dance marriage . .. How’s Joe, Tar Baby? ... Battling Barons ... sitting on a street corner ... five blonds in Bryan, Texas ... I'll buy ... Viva Laredo ... me? a blind date . .. Gee, Thanks ... someone pinched me ... where's my shoe? ... just 3 guys fired ... crawl up the stairs ... Red-T-Bird in the park ... we look like wenches ... ask me about Criders ... Hey Fanny, how do you spell Fanny? . .. Carito, I’m crazy and mucho fatto ... Who is it this time? Nacho, Taco, or Frito ... Claudia, Hey coach, does this mean we can have some too?” ... just a minute, Kathy! ... glass doors really knock me down .. . need a shoe shine? ... Debbie, don’t intimidate me ... Marla, put on your fox ears ... and come play ... Leigh Ann, what’s a fish ... K. C. ... you and everyone who looks like you ... she’s engaged to one of the most ... peppy la who? ... here, Beverly, take my shoulder ... Frog, we are just Kerrv- ille Hicks ... Claudia, there is alot more to come ... Thanks Family for supporting me ... including the 75 chickens, 4 goats, 1 llama, 1 peacock, 10 cats, 2 dogs and other various ani- mals ... my love to gang ... Kaphan “It’s not what your relatives have done but what you are going to do. —G. C. I-Jr- 194 Seniors Kathryn Louise Klepak San Antonio, Texas Entered Form I; Caper Editor-in-Chief of THE HALLMARK XL Associate Editor X, Advertising and Business Manager IX; Logos Society X,XI,XII; Mu Alpha Theta XI,XII; Quill and Scroll XI,XII; 1979 Young Pegasus Award XI; UIL Gold Medals in Journalism X; State Finalist in TMTA Piano Concerto Competition XI; Finalist in 1980 McCarty Young Artist Competition for Piano Concerto XI; University of Texas Scholarship to Piano Performance Summer Workshop XI; Spanish Club IX.X.XI; French Club XII. it Kitty � � Bonjour ... And who in the world is Kathryn Louise?... Has anyone seen my “Hello Kitty key-chain? ... Just wait till I’m a world-famous com- poser, singer, lawyer and editor of the New York Times, all at once!... I can’t figure it out; how can a book just walk away? ... Oh my Gawd, I locked my keys in my car again ... Now, Sandy, which M.G. do you prefer? ... Kutz and Alan K ... This time I'm REALLY in love! ... Dinner at Arthur’s ... Johnny Carson is sooo SMART! ... New York, New York ... Camille and I at C.B.G.B.’s ... night jogging in the Big Apple ... “death to disco” ... “I swear I saw Rod Stewart on the subway!” ... RUSH ... Really, Carrol and Mar- Coop, MUST you call me “Princess Kitty”? Christmas Dance ’79 ... Lewis H. and his rear-view mirror ... It's a Mozart Concerto under the influence of alcohol ... My beloved journalism staff of ’79-'80 ... “Mrs. Maloy, how do you spell ...?” ... Gosh, if I married Brad, my name would be Kitty Katz ... Sorry, I can't go; I’ve got another piano com- petition ... Manzanillo and sunsets ... Las Hadas and all those hunks on the beach ... Guess what, Barrett won again!!!... No steak, thank you, I’m a veggie ... I am DEFINATELY starting my diet tomorrow ... Wen- dy's salads ... Hey, M.L. ... “Let yourself go to SMH” ... Ooh-la-la ... You Boofoo! ... Dick D. and Joe P.: “Musicians make better lovers.” ... David D. and the Polaroid One-Step ... skateboarding with Joe at three A.M. ... Ballet Fantastique and the punk rockers ... I’m just a fickle female ... Neil B. and the Village Inn ... How do you spell perfect”? B-A- R-R-E-T-T, that’s how!! ... Another fight with Jim ... Harris A. and the Frampton concert ... Variety is the spice of life ... Quick, get me a lock- smith! I lost my house-keys ... “Hello, Lost and Found, have you by any chance found my school sweater?” ... “Jay, let's go jogging ... But, Mom, it REALLY wasn't my fault!... My 18th B-Day party at the Lancer’s Club ... I’m a Lion’backer ... “Mark, just pick up the phone and call her!” ... Please, Mr. Kam- mer, don’t tow my car away ... I love you, Danny ... Hurricane season at Pat O'Brien’s ... “OF COURSE I know where my glasses are, Mom; they’re at the bottom of the lake in Landa Park!” ... “Seasons of Joy” ... Au Revoir, SMH ... my wonderful teachers ... dear friends ... and twelve years of fond memories! This above all: to thine own self |be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. William Shakespeare 196 Seniors Maria Sandra Linee San Antonio, Texas Entered Form VI; Caper Latin Club VIII; French Club VIII, IX, X. XII; Choral Club X. XI, XII; Photography Club XI; Mu Alpha Theta IX, X, XI, XII, Vice-President XI, XII; La Reata Photography Editor. If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it never was.. ... Ursline Fest ... St. Mary's Uni- versity—Mary Lou, shh! stop saying such nasty things—Everybody can hear you! ... F bombs—(you know, those things that stink ...) OOOPS! ... What a HUNK!!!... Sabra + Steve (Ha! Ha!)... Ah lindo Pepito-Eeeoos tios!... a el que no le gusta caldo, se le dan 2 huevos ... Paraiso + horsies ( DUCKS!!!) ... A little romance ... “STILL ... Oh-la-la!! ... Grad. ‘80 after, AFTER party ... Cris Cross— “NEVER BE THE SAME ... Deb- bie, thanx for listening ... Gill, con- trol yourself—DON’T ATTACK! ... Leslie and Sabra, y'all are great bud- dies ... Tori, looks like we made it ... Kitty, I’ll never forget ’ya ... Mary Lou, what would I have done with- out you?!? ... Sandra Q„ you are a GREAT FRIEND!! ... Mami y Mico, los quiero mucho!! (cien mil con cien bolitas!!) ... Gracias por todo! ... SMH: Goodbye and Merci beaucoup ... Love, Sandra. “Sandra” Bonjour! Comment ca va?? Bien? ... Oh my gosh ... finally a senior ... RACAMANDACA! ”... COLOM- BIA!” ... FREAK OUT ... Dreamin’ ... Season’s of Joy ... I LOVE Man- zanillo ... La Palapa and Kaluas ... I'm starting my diet today (this time —REALLY)... Mr. Kammer’s Easter chocolate bunny with the MISSING EARS!! ... Hee! Hee! ... Kitty, let yourself go at Pizza Hut!! ... Village Inn ... Champagne ... Jo Jo’s is “FINE, FINE ... D„ remember you were supposed to meet me at San Francisco Steak House, love Sophie (S. Q.) ... Sandra, let’s take the tour ... soo disgusting ... Mary Lou in Burgandy Woods! (That’s Incredi- ble!) ... Sock Hop '78 . . . Sabra thinks HE’S A FOX ... I want 2 MGs!! ... NIOSA ... “I'm gonna get- cha, getcha, getcha St. Luke’s Fest ... Baskin Robbins and H.E.B. Melissa Gay Mayo Taft, Texas Entered Form XI; Caper Dance Club XI; Mu Alpha Theta XII: National Merit Scholarship Program Commendation. “Missy” Lizzy and Mizzy ... Rock 'n Roll ... REO Speed “way” ... so this is SMH ... Liz—this isn't like camp ... Butt room ... Chemistry is my fave class ... Beach Bum!... snow skiing is too cold for me ... I’m in love!—again! ... This time it's for real... a party? in our room? ... not us ... same song 2nd verse, Liz? ... nothin' but a wino ... now what’s this guy’s name? ... Lizzy's in love!... Frank who? ... all night cram sessions ... Debbie—can I come visit you in—did you say Alaska?! . .. I’m going crazy! .. . C.S.S.D. ... what the h—is P.D.A.P.? ... This is soo fine!... 30 days today! ...I don't do that no more ... Coastal Bend P.D.A.P. .. . City of Promises ... God—they’re all sur- fers! .. . me? surf? you must be joking ... I got a car! ... Steering Commit- tee too cocked ... Summer Magic ... weekend in S.A. . . . Son's going where? ... Astroworld ... Corpus is the King! ... Cindy's my “pardner .. . C.C.P.D.A.P.—I love you! ... Thanks for everything Cinderella, I love you ... S.A., here I come ... 5 months and a relationship ... you smoke too much ... I hate scary movies ... I’m going to burn that stu- pid game . . . SENIORS!!! . . . term papers are sooo much fun ... Senior Dorm, alias SMH nut house ... you mean we’re actually supposed to sleep at night? ... Yeah, Buddy! Boy Howdy! Gots to have it! ... he’s a special guy .. . overnights at my “aunts ... my adopted brother ... growing up hurts some times . .. seven months and going strong ... Debs and Lizzy—thanks, I love you ... Claudia, thanks for the support ... Froggy—keep dancin’, see ya on Broadway ... I’ll miss you all ... I love you, Don ... Kevin, I love you ... Thanks Mom and Dad for all the love and support—I love you. I often catch myself looking at the past trying to recapture lost joys rather than trying to find the joys and happiness of the present.” “Live each moment to its fullest; for you will never be able to go back.” 200 Seniors Dana Nanette Mills Cotulla, Texas Entered Form IX; Elliott Volleyball IX, X, XI; Basketball XI, XII, Captain XII; Sports Council XII; Outing Club IX; Latin Club X; Spanish Club X, XI, Vice-President XI. Nothing said to us, Nothing we can learn from others, reaches us so deeply as that which we find ourselves. Theodore Reik made it again .. . Melodrama Theatre ... Fish Bowls ... Liz and Chocolate Mousse ... Ski Trip ... 40 hr. bus ride ... Dunegan and Mills portable bar ... Liz's wild party outfit ... the cops are coming, SURE! . . . Pig Cook-off ... Mexico, with the Eng- lish girls ... Lamb-blast ... No Sen- ior Lounge ... They're crazy!... 6 hr. coast trip ... sunflower patch ... Where’s the house, Liz? ... Ann P. and the F—Me bugs ... Jacuzzi... B- day Party ... XII ... Blue Ties ... Senior Rings ... I'm probably going home this weekend ... La Mansion ... Bloody Mary's ... Term Paper Blues ... Gosh, I'll never graduate ... Megan, let's leave!!! ... I’m going crazy!......Austin ... I like wine, it's pretty tasty ... Passout..... Jackson Browne.........Mexico ... Mariachis . . . Liz, want another tequila shot? ... floorshow ... The ride home ... the next day (ugh) ... Thanks, S.M.H. ... Thanks Mr. and Mrs. Foster ... I've had a great four years ... Thanks Mom and Dad, I Love You ... See ya later S.M.H. ... Bye!... “Dana” Hi! ... Dana ... Dumb. Dana ... Dunkin Dana ... Dana Lou ... Oh, whatever ... IX ... Help!... I’m lost ... I'll never make it here ... volley- ball trips . . . Big Bend . . . stroke, stroke ... sandstorm ... Let's take the first bus home ... Concerts ... Rod Stewart ... CRASH! ... Christ- mas Dance (yuck!) ... Mr. Seiferth ... always in trouble ... I wanna go home.........Rodeo ... Megan, you didn’t!?! ... Cig. tricks ... Liz the cops will get you ... Papa’s ... Mini- mester ... Santa Rosa Hospital ... MiT's ... Karam’s ... Mexico ... Kelly Young's party ... The Winery ... Natalie D., Francie and I our ride home with Mr. Rammer ... NIOSA ... Rodeway 120 ... Party at Pearl Brewery ... Ricki Molinos, mi her- mana ... Ski Trip ... I'll never learn, I give up ... All of Johnny Dunegan’s patience ... Has anyone seen a Kuba walking around here? ... tweezers ... XI ... Wurstfest ... Liz, I can’t believe you went to the bathroom Right There!!! ... Gill, what hap- pened to my hat?!?! . . . old blue, 202 Seniors Erica Eugene Mills San Antonio, Texas Entered Form IX; Caper Baron Bunch IX; Spanish Club XI, XII; French Club Vice-President XI, President XII; Mu Alpha Theta XII; Choral Club X, XI; Cum Laude; Field Hockey IX; Volleyball X, XI; Basketball IX. X, Captain XI, Co-captain XII; Track Team IX; Who's Who in Spanish and French Language Students; Steering Committee for the Gifted and Talented. “Ricki” Ich heisse Erica ... Ich bin siebzehn Jahre alt ... Le importa si yo fumo? ... Que bonga! ... Ski Trip '81 Sports Trips! ... Phy. Sci ... Erica, vhere vere you? ... Sometimes I wonder ... Bueno! ... yo soy la casa de ladrillo ... Hey, Mich (BB) Tu eres monkey D. D. ... Fiesta '80 ... NIOSA! ... Donde estan los molinos de viento, mommy? ... Doesn’t take much to make me happy ... Are you with me? ... Clanos ... Ching Chow ... Matilda ... Freshman Lounge ... Los Patios ... Mi Ti's ... Right on. right on ... Health 9 and Kitty's purse! (Ha, Ha) ... Mi McCullough ... Hey, hey, hey!... frijoles, frijoles, son buenos para el corazon; entre mas comas ... Life in the fast land. ... W. W. Honkey Road ... Mi ani- malito ... Dana, Molinos, mi her- mana ... singing a duo with John Doe in Bombay's ... falling asleep in 50-50’s ... Mrs. B, I'm a big girl . .. Ginny, you and Karen dyed my Peg- gy’s shoes . .. “Let me taste your drink. Ricki—I promise not to tell anyone.” Ginny, wake up, we're sus- pended for sure ... I sure had a choice ... Ribbit ... dolls ... the TREE ... I’ve been waitin’ and wai- tin' ... Yes, no, well, maybe (CLMW) . . . Dancing to ‘‘Firecracker” on Broadway ... Earth, Wind and Fire ... Driver's Ed (?) with Joe ... Mr. Cool ... Yeah! ... Keith ... Juan ... Swee-P ... S-Bag ... Las casas ... Port-A-Cup . . . Jack-in-the-box ... Alice, tsk, tsk, tsk ... Bobo Mierda, Ginny you did not make me lose, but I wish I had a ... Oh, my ... Chris- tian, my little Babbo ... later much ... Bueno, bye ... Gracias a SMH por cuatro buenos ano ... Volveve entre cuatro anos mas ... Guppy, Mongy. Ploga, Molinos, Dr. E,” Ricki, Moi ... Oh, and I'm not pos- sessed, but I love all of you to death. “I decided long ago Never to walk in anyone’s shadow. If I fail; if I succeed, At least I’ll live as I believe. No matter what they take from me, They can't take away my dignity.” —George Benson 204 Seniors Sabra Camille Newell San Antonio, Texas Entered Form VII; Caper Varsity Tennis IX, X, XI, XII; Soccer XI; Sports Council XI; Captain for Capers XII; Secretary-Treasurer of Class IX; Spanish Club IX, X; Dance Club XII; Hallmark Staff XI; Cum Laude; Quill and Scroll; Mu Alpha Theta “Sabra” Saint Mary's Hall, seventh grade— the year it all began ... slug bug ... pizza and pink cake fight at Joel’s ... polish sausage burrito ... Tab, and more tab ... you dip ... Killerest ... K.A.’s ... Campus Life ... beating Kinkaid in blizzard ... Space invad- ers ... Yea Billups ... pillow fights with T.M.I.... The Champ at SPC ... Uh Pig suey.. .dry.. .the blues sisters.. .fights ... M M’s ... Sing ... Pizza Hut ... Good-bye’s ... The Love Boat ... pkusst . . . Seguin county fair ... sixer, sixer ... Steiges and Kackel ... Stinkies ... Oak Hills ... senior parties ... let's cruise ... California Girls ... Yea Capers! ... Averil WaWa, Rocky, and Baby Buba ... jogging ... Austin state par- ties ... Bread ... No matter how we toss the dice ... letters ... anniver- saries ... The Beach Boys ... he's cute ... I hear ya ... Mr. Crowe’s elf face ... me? skip out? never ... Fri- day the 13th, Jason ... horseback at Christmas Formal ... Let the Good Times Roll ... raybands and polos ... but of course ... Semi-tough ... immature ... Got to get you into my life ... I’m so depressed ... Luby's again? . .. Seventeen Show ... Wurstfest ... Spas ... kakay ... respect ... Roberts alias AC ... burn ... mischief ... shafted ... L.L.S ... I like to watch ... wacko ... double date with Pat and Ricky ... I love Nat!... teen board ... Mexican beets .. . M.T’s—Phototech! .. . H—yea Picadilly, come on ... my partner for life ... the coast ... Chinagrove ... B.B. ... kinda ... The Knack Attack . . . Western luau with L.B. . . U.T. rules ... TBC socials . . . Leslie's many loves ... the Ritz room service ... Hey Lunchie ... Good girls don’t but ... smashed ... Mic Light ... SPC champs ... Help me Rhonda ... my Siamese twin ... concrete slabs ... Dort, remember NIOSA ... Paesa no’s ... roller coasters ... 12:30 ... New Year's parties ... Anne, the cheerleader ... Sandy in the night- gown ... Grams ... Sandra—n— Steve ... Col. J . . . Well, I'm exhausted ... It's been great ... Nat, MiMi, Squeaks, E-Ore, everyone, Have fun and I'll miss you! ... Thanks SMH for everything!!! “Each day of the year has its own beauty, a picture that was never seen before and which will never be seen again.” “Failure will never overtake me if my desire to succeed is strong enough. 206 Seniors Dorothy Hughes Nixon Houston, Texas Entered Form IX, re-entered Form XI: Caper Food Committee IX; Latin Club IX, XII; Spanish Club XI; Dance Club XI, XII; Dorm Prefect XII; Dorm Advisory Committee XII; Basketball manager XII. “Dort” Hi! my name is Dorothy Nixon; wel- come to the Texas suite! ... Sam's the Man ... THE Move ... Flores- ville to Houston ... what a change! ... Home every weekend to help pack ... Peanut Festival '77 ... Kenne—the major mistake ... NIOSA '78 ... I don't remember that night, do you, Sabra? ... Floresville weekends ... Crossover and Abbey Dances to Poth and Kosciusko . . . Beth, are you doing anything this weekend? ... Karen and her family —my second home ... St. Thomas— what an experience! ... Natalieee!!! ... You’re right, it is better than the pig’s tongue! ... The Chipmonk's beaver teeth ... I’m back!! ... No, Pam, I’m not busy; I’ll go to Arm- strong’s with you ... Linda, I just can't relate to Algebra this early and no, I'm NOT prejudiced! ... Wash- ington and yummy bread ... Com- mander Salamander ... Francie and her popular tassel dress ... Spring Dance '80 .. . Quick, Leslie, reach over and get it! ... Bucky? ... H.V.F.T. ... I was sooo drunk . .. I tickled to death ... Pardon you! Urban Cowboy ... Beth and the “illegal swimming parties ... Sara! What am I going to do? ... Karen and the Boy’s State guys ... Ipitombi to you too! ... Miller Light and tequila shots ... Jano’s bachelorette party! ... Joey and his brown TR-7 ... fine car but what a jerk!... The Nomads ... Mr. Crowe, we HAVE to have a reading day ... Another speech? Pat O’Brien's and the stairs to the 26th floor ... Peanut Festival '80 ... Duchess of the Turkey Dinners ... Are you going to typing, Debbie? ... I know I have a pen mark on my chin ... Me? Skipout? Never! ... Yes, I have gum; I always have gum ... Eddie Rabbitt ... Guess what I did this weekend? ... I took a nature walk ... You what? Told him where we’re going?!! ... We DON'T have time to flirt; we HAVE to get to the game!! ... Thanks to all my family and friends ... A M here I come!... S.M.H.—Nec possum tecum vivere nec sine te... Cura ut valeatis... I’ve got to keep on chasing that dream, though I may never find it: I'll always be behind it. —Boston Life is not a spectacle or a feast; it is a predicament. —George Santayana I could reflect upon many pleasing adventures I have had. —Addison and Steele 208 Seniors Lisa Ann Powers Corpus Christi, Texas Entered Form X; Caper Secretary-Treasurer of Judicial Council, XII; Drama Club XII; Spanish Club X, XI; Walrus Staff X; Bright Light Award XII; Dorm Representative XI. “SeSee” Hola!... I am 4 ft. 9% inches ... I am NOT Lucy Ewing!... Niagra Falls ... I had to hold it with two hands! ... Pattersawn! ... Shoot down in Tok- eyo ... Monclair ... Go Knellie Mae ... she is having an affair with Jere- miah! Toi y Moi... Hey two ... Que Suerte ... What is camping? ... Live Oak cafe at 4:00 am ... cotton mouth ... Have you ever noticed the stars? ... Open the door Rowsey! ... I am singing in the t ... There is a fungus growing on my foot! ... Francie’s Charleston at Durdy Knellie's ... I got sick in a Puegot—I Have Class ... Critter ... Una Astuta S ... Hulia!! wanna jugar cartas? Bajo una carta Alice ... pinch-a ... Life is brief ... Nurse Nancy ... Mr. Crowe's pocket anarchist... That’s a compliment... Anne F., am I going crazy? ... My pair of runts said ... We have three minutes; do yo think we can make it to the store? ... King Wah ... Ber- nard Malamud is a space case ... I love you like a stone ... We are your waitresses today ... Heilooo Casa Blanca ... Tab for my beautiful body ... A bad Kansas Album ... Marla this is my sister, Leah ... Donny and Marie ... The Binny and PePee show ... Ginny and kick, moan ... The herb section at HEB ... kicking dirt ... I’m special . .. You've gotta believe me!! ... General Hospital ... Wow Wicker ... Hulia-Venga con- migo ... I’m too short for that ... WHAT’S WRONG PEEPSTER!?! ... E-Ore and Squeaky ... Hollie, you laugh at everything I do ... I am a 474 . .. Pattersawn, it’s 1:45, do you really want some buritoes? ... Thanks Pete ... Doctor SeSee is in Session ... Champagne party in mi cuarto ... screwdrivers, beer, and an anerexic strike ... Europe changed me ... Claude ... Thank you Dad and June—Excuse me . . . David: thanks for all your phone calls and shirts . . . My love to S.M.H. Mr. Rammer you’re to OXO@% tall! Jennifer stop dancing ... SeSee Never tell people how to do things, Tell them what to do and they will sur- prise you with their ingenuity.” —Gen. George S. Patton, Jr. Short people shouldn't be allowed to drink; they have no place for it to go.” —Bette Midler Eda Cecilia Prassel San Antonio, Texas Entered Form VII; Re-entered XI: Elliott Junior Varsity Volleyball XI: Latin Club President XI; Chapel Committee XII; Walrus XII; Latin Club Counsul XII; Spanish Club XII; German Club XII. 212 Seniors “Edie” Memories ... And I thought JR's were neat... Senioritis... J. L. To S. L. ... Julie and Mexico ... So many fun times ... Luther ... Charles ... Doria's apt. ... Jack-in-the box ... Behind the laundramat ... I can’t stop laughing ... Austin rules ... Barry’s, Oat Willie’s, and the Magic Mushroom ... Toyota truck ... Begota ... Rush 2112 ... Everclear and D.D.P. ... Sr. Parties and more parties ... OK, OK, fine ... shopping at Frost's ... Libby, the Gucci woman ... The big “B ... E. M. ... Peter M ... Mercedes and Peugeots ... Christian Dior ... Spacecase ... T. M. I. caves ... S. B. C. ... Long Lunches ... Geo. and Munger ... Roaches ... Stop-N-Groove ... Diets ... N.I.O.S.A. ... motorcycles ... Cathedral Park; sunbathing? ... Neil Young ... O.H.C.C. ... S.A.C.C. ... Muhammed Ali fights like a butterfly and stings like a bee ... G.T.C.... the establishment ... Tony ... Bwana Dik’s ... A.H.H.S. ... L.L.Y.C. ... Finding myself .. . giving God another chance ... workcrew 1980 ... happiest time in my life ... Dan Fogelberg Fan ... E. W. F ... you’re so fine; can I be like you please? . .,1 4th period English ... notes to Mrs. Westerwoman ... T.G.l.F. ... living for the weekend .. . Alice, you're super fine! ... the pink lip ladies .. .1 Fuschia Woman . .. upside you’re turning me ... remember Rockport ... What Guy ... Sailing ... Rocky ' Horror Picture Show ... California girl ... Reunion ... Here's to good friends ... Nincum ... Hyperwoman ... the witch ... Kung Fu ... The Chips; Dip and Lip ... Mama and Papa ... Thursday Night Live ... 1 back to SMH ... you mean blue ties are really magical? ... Ali, let's take the long way home ... the Benevo- lence ... Hey, hey, hey, Ricki ... the B-52's ... Raul’s ... the Drag ... Vir- ginia, here I come ... Happy Hour ... W L frat party ... Carly, you're still my big sis, even ten million miles away ... Vic the boxer ... Fluffy .. J Tanko ... Meme ... Skoal and my dips is ... Debbie Law, Debbie Law, Debbie Law ... Cosmic reality, like I'm here, but I’m not... Well, I guess it’s good-bye, but good bye doesn't mean forever... Adios! Along the road your steps may stumble Your thoughts may start to stray, But through it all a heart held humble Levels and lights your way. —Dan Fogelberg Leslie Ann Roberts San Antonio, Texas Entered Form V; Caper Varsity Tennis VIII, IX, X XI, XII: Varsity Soccer XI, XII; Latin Club VIII; Art Club X, XI, President XI; Dance Club XII; Baron Bunch VIII, IX; Sports Council Second Lieutenant XII; Spanish Club VIII, X, XI, President XI 214 Seniors “Roberts” Colorado here I come ... Travis ... G.L.G ... I'll never forget you . . . Hook'em horns ... Hey Kackel ... Campus Life with Brad and Duncan ... Christmas Dance—screams . .. No neck ... Wanna bump ... respect ... Pay The Price ... Sweet Home Alabama ... SPC in Dallas ... Woo Pig Souey ... Help Me Rhonda ... Francie, look Buzzer Bee ... Wizard of Oz ... Anne, Who's the witch? ... Bubbles ... You Spas ... Killer Ya ... Mimi, You're so fine ... Never Mind ... slug bug ... retainers ... Come On ... Mar Coop, Puppy no more ... Soccer Rules ... M'M's ... Oh God, I fell again ... casts and more casts ... Fill up with Billups ... Angel’s bandades ... Wacca Wacca ... Pizza Fights ... New Years With Gage . . . Squeaky, you're so treed ... SPACE INVADERS and ASTER- OIDS . . . Bombs away ... Aspen and Vail . . . Natalie, is that Mexican rain??? ... Carl, I’m going home ... Anne Sparks, the cheerleader ... Pomerantz, is Seguin really fun . .. MiTi's ... photoman ... Computer III.., What weird names ... Oh, my fingers ... delirious ... Mother Mun- ger, I love you ... E—O—R—E, who said that??? ... Jello Baseball ... Bob, For Sure ... Lisa, my little sister ... Que Bonga Ricky ... I’m not prej- udiced . . . Baby Bubba, Kick that ball ... TERM PAPERS Trinity ... caci... Kelly, I love that car ... Save some boys for me ... Roland, How’s Stephen?? ... Nita, Do you have a date?? ... Gambler, Thanks for being a friend . .. Rote, Have fun with Frank .. . Colonel Johnson, You're the Greatest... I'll miss you ... Hey, Dort... Hey one ... Woodlake Mem- ories ... Lou, it's Leslie not Les ... There's always Charley and Eric ... Eric, Tell me some stories ... CARS: You’re Just What I Needed” ... THE KNACK ATTACK: ... Hey B.B. Dufner ... Phil: Hey Bunkey ... The Blues Brothers ... Jeff: You're a great guy ... Hey Hetter ... Ace ... Lind- sey, you and models .. . Sabra, you’re a great friend ... We have shared many special times together ... Good luck in college ... Bye S.M.H. ... Thanks Mom Dad ... You were right S.M.H. is the BEST. “You only live once and if you live right once is enough. In spite of everything. I still believe people are good at heart. —Anne Frank Elizabeth Jeanette Rote San Antonio, Texas Entered Form IX; Caper Sports Council Jr. Rep. XI, Pres. XII; Varsity Soccer IX-XII, Co-Captain XI, All-Conference XI; Varsity Field Hockey IX, X, Co-Capt. X. All-Conference X; Jr. Varsity Volleyball XI; Baron Bunch IX; Outing Club X, XI; Spanish Club IX- XI; Dance Club X, XI; Walrus Staff IX-XII; Sophomore Class Pres.; Dorm Council IX-XI; Chapel Committee IX-XI; Student-Faculty Forum IX. X; Bright Light Award XI; Film Society X-XII. “Liz” ... What’s so good about the morn- ing? ... Seiferth’s class ... midnight grits C. of W.... this is it, Trish ... lots of perfume—lots of powder ... it’s for me, Margaret ... bathroom buddies ... Ninita and Zoch, my two big sisters ... our home—the rock ... Roast Beef and Gravy..... Ain't No Mountain High Enough” ... Jan- ina; baby elephants balloons ... NIOSA ... Wurstfest ... La Quinta ... Rocky Horror in Toga Apparel... Balcony Heights at uncle howys ... Froggy, can we get off the curb now? Your munchies make me sick! . . . Commodores! ... Princess Pokaho- nie ... R R. courtyard campers ... Lizzy Mizzy .. . Missy, this isn’t camp ... Reo and classical just don't mix . . . Megan, Chris is having another party ... ski trip ... Ann P„ I’m not sure if it hurts ... 15 White Russians ... Everclear, Never Again, Rows ... Kelly, “You've Got a Friend” ... Rodeo Woman, LR, DM, GF, MG . . . 12-30-79 . . . What a beginning ... The Argygle ... a sin- gle red rose-v-day ... 3rd floor linge- rie ... Babcock Road ... The Gradu- ate ... SMHCAC—The Rose land (a black stage, hee, hee) ... poo and payne ... Misplaced red beach dress ... Monadnoch ... JT ... the ranch ... camping, BT, Mex, and the coast- debauchery ... Dana loves the Mar- ibu and banannas . .. Mr. Prone my Gondoleer Hat—that’s all I need ... The R’s self-timed jaquize ... M. Me. didn't touch it... HEB herb sec- tion ... Never a weekend in the dorm ... Rous follow the roach ... MMc- fame, ordinary people, and supposed heart attacks ... Leigh Ann, this is the Lord ... Maureen loves SA cul- ture and Monday mornings ... Pecan St. Restaurant, Austin ... lone drive back ... Chula, time has begun ... Max, Nix ... M—you’re great! ... “Good Luck Gambler ... next time I’ll bring my own phone .. . Dad, someday the beach ... Mon, you and Me Against the World” ... cour- age .. . sleep with the Angels ... Antie, Thanks for a home ... Gary and Chris—thanks for letting me grow ... Rookie, I’m OK ... Beat me, beat me ... Babbitts in the closet ... Mr. Mrs. Foster, only two words— Thank You ... Maureen, the coast is officially a tradition ... Cuervo Teq —the proper method .. . play the game ... Bishop Jones—you’ve made all of this possible ... I love you and thank you—my 1st and 2nd family ... OIMS. 7H7 . .. Tomorrow is another day—thanks SMH ... Another chapter ends—and a new one soon begins. “I have the strength to face all conditions through the power that Christ gives me. Philip 4:13 Jennifer Lea Rowsey Muskogee, Oklahoma Entered Form XI; Elliott Spanish Club IX,X; Soft Ball IX,X “Rowsey” I don’t want to go to school, Rote ... It’s ski time ... salado creek ... hey Slick ... Patterson and her morbid jokes ... Dirty Nellies ... U.S. Ski team ... The Charleston girls ... Mi tierra's ... camping ... the court yard ... HEB herb section ... Live Oak Cafe—4:00 am ... I need a Coke ... Rote—remember the “Gradu- ate ? ... White Russians ... Leigh Ann peanut butter and jelly sand- wich fights ... Airport flower chil- dren ... M’s at 6:00 am ... the Eliza- bethan banquet... Francy Charles ... Hey. Mr. Buttondown ... Nights on the soccer field ... Rowdy ... Hi budisks ... Autism on the tennis court ... Mama's ... Senior parties ... Rowsey, talk to me ... Rowsey, talk to me ... Have you ever noticed the Stars ... Rowsey, open the door! ... Those weird nites... I’m working on my astronomy project ... Mar, been playing Starsky Hutch lately? ... Thanks M. for taking the seniors to 50-50 ... Have a good B-day, Pat- terson? ... The 2 Dinners ... Rote, done any mooning lately? ... Sure Mar ... Occasional rebellion at rules and requirements reduces pressures and helps me to accept the rules, requirements and responsibilities of life. Thanks Mom and Dad ... SMH it's been real. “Life is like an unknown path in the woods. One does not know where it leads until he tries it himself.” “Every man has his own eyes with which to choose the world.” 218 Seniors Tori Marie Schreiber San Antonio, Texas Entered Form VIII; Elliott French Club VIII, IX, X; Art Club IX, X, XI, XII; Mu Alpha Theta Club; Recognition in Art. “Tori” Well Hi!... Howdy Neighbor ... Is it Tom or Toni? No it’s TORI ... Skin- nies and Fatties ... P. W. ... Well Greg? ... Blue on Blue Z-28 ... The big town of Burleson ... Burleson Homecoming ... Jim's such a swee- tie! ... Another one buy’s the dust” ... Baby Does ... Port A. Summer of '79 ... Soap Opera ... Conference Time!... “Which way to the beach?” ... “Have you seen Peter?” ... The Big Challenge ... Port A. Summer of '80 ... Cleavurs! ... “Punch It, I Know The Road!” . .. Mommy, Mommy, I feel like a french fry! ... No more pier! ... Port A and Lone Star—Kiks! ... Camaros rule .. . Wurstfest '80. ... Ready? Go! ... I’m gonna have a scar on my hand! ... S.O.M.F.!... Sunny Boy and Vicious Virgin ... The S.A. Livestock Show and Rodeo—lifetime members . .. yea!... Rodeos and Barrel Racing ... The Six S. Farm—Running Quarter Horses ... Let’s go jaccuzi ... Peter and Paul . . Big Bird ... Thanks Friend ... Noise .. . E.Y.M.! ... Everybody play! . .. The Six S Express and the All-American ... Gatti's, Handy Andy and Pizza Inn ... Puppets ... Winston Churchill is 1!! ... The Gang ... Blue Bonnett Palace ... Morning and Kevin ...j Waste—O Club ... Drive-In ... Let’s get the____out of Dodge! ... Texas 4-wheelers ... Fine as________... Stan the Man and Fat Dan ... S.M.F.M ... “Such premiscuous intentions! ... The Blue Vette ... Hilary, watch out for the alarm! .,. Too late ... Boww! ... Later to the balloon ... Rock 'n Roll forever ... Get Radical! .. . What a babe! ... Serious as a heart attack ... For the Real.., 280-Z ... Urppie Cowboy ... Scau-ie and Paw-ie ... Step on that ________ant!... Scott’s going-away party ... Busted-Double X's ... Judas Priest ... Gumbo Monster Mudders ... Truckies and Baby Truckies ... Keep it in between the ditches! ... Later on 442 ... “I miss it!” ... Kick- ers Kick _____ . . . Ralph .. . Ted Nugent—Gonzo Baby! ... I.D.L.Y.S ... Great! ... The Seagull and the Beach Bum ... Tori, MAYBE you can eat lunch today ... Later on, Gebon! ... See 'ya, bye! ... Thanks S.M.H. I’ll really miss you ... Mom and Dad, Thank you for helping me through the rough spots ... I love you both with all my heart—TORI. ’The Lord replied. ’The times when you have seen only one set of footprints my child, is when I carried you.’ “Fear not tomorrow. God is already there.” Barbara Shannon Taylor Midland, Texas Entered Form X: Elliott Soccer X.XI.XII; Dance Club X.XI; Outing Club X; French Club X, President French Club XI; Dorm Proctor XI; Sports Council Captain, XII. “Shanny” THE SPAZ! ... Hey. Fonky! ... Spencer and Kate ... Bicycle Club ... Rodeway 120 ... B’wana Dick ... Col. J., my hubby ... I think somebody's CRAZY!! ... B R ... A1 the Pal his gorgeous brother ... Misha! ... We awa scawed in awa woom ... Roach walk . .. angelic Face? ... Larry, Glen King, Gil!.... Beech 1—or is it 2? ... Mer, can Meg and I share your cake? . .. BONKY ... Hi. Budsky ... 5 hrs. to Port A ... Geom.—what chap, are we on? ... can you say? ... Kick Moan ... only one glass of wine ... bonfires in Cathedral ... Ann likes sprinkler heads ... ParTay Ferg ... ski trip '80 Shannon, where have you been? ... R2 ... Gin, how’s your Brrrrt? ... concerts in Austin ... hog- out ... Ginny’s picnic ... PUNK! ... French breakdowns .. . E-Ore Squeaky, alums of the I of P . . . musical dates ... Beatles, Gonzo Neil ... Anorectics Flower Chil- dren 4-ever ... Ich heisse Erika ... Have a cookie, dear ... Come with me, sweetie ... soccer beer in the pot tank ... Gimme the T.P., Courtney! ... FSF Zelda ... Loreeetta .. j Buzz off Bee ... weekends in N.O_ my roomie left, Leigh Ann ... Blues sis ... Salado, The Country, our fave PARAPHERNALIS the funny places we smoke ... friendly neigh- borhood Rexall man ... 2 Dinners . . . Ann can’t ride .. . McMom McDad ... the next Pa volva ... CAL- GON, TAKE ME AWAY!!... G T’S ... MiTi’s at 7 a.m. ... Jennifer Shanny’s afternoon cocktails out- ing club ... weekends in Hunt— Ginny where are your teeth? . .J Mazurka Mamas ... EUDOOO RAA ... won ton tamato ... Bruka! ... Warren, stop calling me ... Iiiirrrk! S —... a little Charleston ... tag in the red jumpsuit ... OMRQ ... I can handle my tequila ... I only drive by braille ... El’s panty hose ... Karen, I’ll give you my blanket if you’ll shut up ... dogma—the opposite of catma ... Doobers ... I’m a PF Flyer in a world of Garobinis ... 6 a.m. time for M's ... grad, nite at MAP's house ... Beefeater?—no, tonic ... okay, Ray ... that be some fine JAZZ ... Patter B. and McAnne, what would I do w out ya? ... Love to all!... Bung Ho! “I want to fly, but there are so many things in my way.”— Jackson Browne Moving through my changes as fast as I can Trying to bring a balance to me and the man. Part of me is screaming to say I want to be carried away ...” —Crosby. Stills Nash. • i 3 'Vi 1r' - fote ? ?$ • i 4 $Vj IJWk ’ , Wli; •v «v ■|Lt v V 1%; as A, Kelli Loujean Tuck Kerrville, Texas Entered Form X; Elliott . Dance Club X, XI, XII, Secretary XI; Walrus Staff X; Sports Council XI; Varsity Field Hockey X; Logos Society XI, XII; Honors Dance XI, XII. “Frog” Just call me Frog, Froggie, Frogline, Frogette, la rana, Choo-Choo, Kel- logg ... Ching-Chow ... the tree ... chopsticks ... Matilda . . . Earth, Wind and Fire ... Hey Rote—let’s go to K-ville! ... you're eating the core! ... chicken boullion cubes, hershey’s choc., goldfish, apples with peanut butter and karo syrup ... Sonic ... Gambler ... fieldhockey ... mandi- kas ... midnight movies ... Marlita ... Marlie ... club foot ... Marla Sue! ... Billy Joel . .. Patterson, remember K-ville! ... S.S. and S.F. ... Lisa Gaye ... Cousin? ... friend? ... sister? ... trust me! ... road trip ... Luckenbach ... 5:30 a.m. ... Is there no end? ... Lite ... Monte Carlo ... case mark ... Ben ... dan- cehall ... Pat’s Hall ... Monday Morning ... I'm in love, Lisa! ... Monte’s music ... Gary P. Nunn ... Jerry Jeff Walker, personal friend of mine!... River Road ... Luckenbach store ... “like a band of gypsies we go down the highway” ... Joe ... Party! ... Bones bit me ... Reg ... White wine ... Wavelength ... Bo Derek ... three in a row ... Blanco dance ... Shelton ranch ... rich cow- boys ... real cowgirls ... Roy Clark ... Holiday Inn ... Bart and Sterling I ... Dixie Oyster Bar and the gang!... j Trinity Library? ... Bill, thanks! ...1 Crazy George ... Hoffbrau ... Polo Matches ... G.T. Charlie's ... Music Man ... Happy Wei, Mar Coop! ... Hollie, eat this candy ... Nacho ...j Alicita! ... Lina, Good job on the yearbook! ... K.H., 10 years! . super rude ... “que p.” ... Missy, see you on stage ... On Broadway! ..J Margerine .. . Hoffman House ., J Mr. Bill ... Holly, you must marry Jay! ... Susan Me, thanks for your love ... Margerine, my friend always ... And All That Jazz ... Bung Ho, Mr. Crowe ... Adieu. Mrs. Groos Helen, Go Fish!... Knellie Mae loves Jeramiah ... Age, Marital Status, no problem! ... Pops, I love my car! Jingo, thanks for everything! ... Las Vegas! ... Houston Zoo ... Where’s Liz? ... Julia, my roomie! ... I hate Moo Bear! ... the fox is my brother ... Monte, Maggie, Lee, Dale, and Dawn ... the Best! ... Just can't wait to get on the road again! “Share with me my sadness ... and I’ll share with you my joy. ‘T wish you all the love in the world, but most of all, I wish it from myself... —Fleetwood Mac 224 Seniors Maria Iliana Vallejo Tampico, Tamaulipas, Mexico Entered Form XI; Elliot Spanish Club XII: Chapel Committee XII “Mary” Mary! Has sido una super amiga para mi este ano, nunca voy a olvidar el tiempo q’pasamos juntas en SMH en Pizza Inn ... siempre acuerdate de esto o.k. ... TMI ... Alejandro ... Pierre ... North Star Mall ... Yo ... Murchison ... hermanita Valiejooo ... hi chicas . . . cigarito en la lavanderia ... hay si puedes! nada mas dale el golpe sss ... no tengo dinero ... S12 a Ninfas ... voy a tu cuarto ... libreria ... me voy a volar Algebra ... P.E. ... Mr. Rammer ... Health QQQ ... Te voy a estranar, te adoro vales mucho sigue asi no cam- bies Tampico pico, pico Monterrey is the best! Te adora Catalina ... Senior '81 Que cosa mama mia ... Lupita y Mike .. . Mr. Loomis ... Term papers due ... viva! Monclova ... vamonos a Cancun ... A la lsla ... Gruby, Gruby ... Jackie y Geometria . . . Martha y Cecilia van a ser tias ... Araceli y la baquera ... Regina con su speech ... Carito y Gerardo ... lit- tle sister Mayra ... Betty y su cigar- rito ... como palomas con mante-' quilla y las malteadas doble vainilla I yo soy la Juventud ... Miriam, la cas- j tanuela . . . Dorita y su Chucha! Chuca! ... Armita, que buena onda un week-end en Austin! ... Magie j vamos al cine . . . Lu Gaby y su canastita con su cigarrito y una son- risita eres bien buena ondo ... Que te parese con que es un pueblo insi-1 bilisado y el de ella que? ... Rossana la muchacha de los ojos verdes y con un corazon de oro ... Miss Gill I’ll miss you very, very much ... I am looking forward to Switzerland ... Cristela cuidado! Te vas a volar la barda con tanto es estudio! ... si, si, si, no, no, no miren a la puerta ya llego pelo largo y botas de charol, Lucy kane .. . Hasta luego Hasta Manana que Morilu Ilianu se va dor- mir. A mi los anos no me hacen nada, subo la pierna doy la patada, yo soy la juventud ... —Catalina Barrenchea 226 Seniors Marie Louise Vano San Antonio, Texas Entered Form IV; Caper Dance Club XI, XII; Spanish Club XI; French Club IX. X, XI, XII; Latin Club VIII; Piano VIII, IX. X, XI, XII. “Mary Lou” Hola ... Bonjour ... Hi! I’m Marilu ... Gawd ... Me?? Smoke? ... Nooo!! Suicide is the ONLY alternative ... I'm so-o-o-o HONGRY ... Blondes have more fun ... Porsche 924 Turbo —'My Dream'... I speak Spanish—I am not kidding! ... “John, let's go surfing ... Oh, Nooo—Shark! ... “No, I don't own a jewelery store ... You Twerp, that's ridiculous ... Dia- monds!!! ... Gawd, what’s your prob?? ... Piano (ugh)... Carrol, you did WHAT with the SHOE POL- ISH??!! ... Ah Bon ... George and his Good Looks ... John and his Brains ... Foxy ... “Oooooh, you look peerdy today!! ... Mrs. Helms; Thank-you for your advice ... Jan. 3, 1980—Houston!! Your mom is Gor- geous!” . . . Summer 1980: Paris, Monte-Carlo, La Jolla-California!! Papaito Querido (Onassis!) Diet ... Diet ... Diet (C’est Ma vie) ... Mrs. Groos: Thank you for being so understanding ... Sandra in Bur- gundy Woods (That’s Incredible!!!) ... Rolex ... Ana Y Mila-Divinas ., 1 Barraca Y Concha An Madrid ... Mamaita eres Guapisima y UNICA ... Ma que Bestia ... Tony—Guapi- simo campeon de futbol... Fenome- nal ... Salud y Pesetas Lo Demas Son Punetas ... Espana esta de P.M. .. . Mare Meua Quin Culazo . ..1 Mamaita, Tu eres EL MEJOR EJEM- PLO DE MI VIDA ... Oh la la ..] Ann Margaret—Beautiful ... Ah ..] Ha ... Barcelona ... Os adoro Papa Y mama Con Todi Mi Alma—Sois Mi Vida Entera, Sin Vosotros No Habria Luz En Mi Corazon ... I Have The Most Wonderful Family In the World: Mom, Dad, John, George and Ann Margaret I Adore You!!! Good-Luck Ann M ... Pressure, frus- tration (definitely), unexpected changes and ultimately dreams ... Au Revoir ... Adios ... Bye S.M.H. Love, Marilu. “Dime con quien andas y te dire quien eres. Pamela Marilyn Wagner Crystal City, Texas Entered Form IX; Caper Dorm Representative Forms IX, X; Track IX; Secretary Spanish Club X; Class President XI; Spanish Club IX, X. XI; Art Club XI: Dorm Prefect XI, XII; Soccor XI; Shield Society XI, XII; Dorm Advisory Committee XII; Food Commit- tee XII; Art Awards IX. XI. - “Pam” So many memories, so many friends, too little space ... FIRST YEAR ... HELP! ... Roommate switch ... I couldn’t stand the singing ... or the endowments ... Nancy, Jill, Marie ... I won't ever forget the white roses ... sooner than you think ... New Orleans and Hurricanes ... Megan and our conferences in Alg. I... Joey ... my first mistake ... Sophomore year and the beginning of my OBSESSION with Uvalde ... you might even say it was something of an “OMEN ... Margaret, you cor- ruptiess ... my best friend ... you NEVER did sign my annual ... TIT- TER TOOTS ... the drag ... SONIC ... Civic Center and Knippa (where?) dances ... are you sisters? something about your noses ... PUNT ... Gib- son’s and toilet tissue ... E.D. ... I'd expire and die .. . NO, its not DEMON or DAMIEN its D-A-M-O-N ... you should know by now!... Hey Pam! where’s the paper bag? ... Spring Dance '80 ... after Party ... No, Megan, I don't remember ... CHAMPAGNE . .. A1 Nelson, we know him well . .. Xanaduuu ... start with the letter “A ... Debbie, you better believe we’ll get it all and more ... someday ... Squeak and Kirst, my labbies .. . EVERYONE ... that's just so everyone will be in my dot-dots ... To my Knippa family, Damon, all the great people I've come to know and most of all to my family—my love and thanks for everything ... To S.M.H. my thanks for a lifetime of memories. “Some days I feel like a penny loafer in a world of garolini shoes.” Pamela M. Wagner “You've got to have a dream. If you don't have a dream, how are you going to have a dream come true.” South Pacific Marla Sue Witt Kerrville, Texas Entered Form XI; Caper Varsity Volleyball XI, XII; Golf XI, XII; Art Club XI; Dance Club Secretary-Treasurer XII; French Club XI; Shield Society. “Marla” Wait a minute baby ... Critter ... Shoot down in Tokyo ... wild nights studying for exams ... fun Chemistry tests ... 40's . .. too late at McDonald’s ... space creatures ... “You did it on purpose” .. . our full social calenders ... joint invitation to the senior party ... I WANT A DATE! ... laying out by the pool wrapped in blankets . . . groovy Kerrville party ... not this week-end ... there’s a good movie on TV ... Follow me pink ... Follow the leader with Lindsay ... exciting day at the golf course ... gasoline ... all the Mon Claires ... Rex Allen and the rodeo ... cheering for the cows ... unknown chemicals ... Donny and Marie in the shower... I’m a little bit country ... Olivia and the bubble beat . . . nights at the movies ... Buzzz ... bowling and Churchill twirps ... the cute Medic!!! ... In his bowling shoes even ... Spring Dance ... La Mansion ... by the way, have you met my sister? ... Nam-Myoko- Renge-Kyo ... Mon Claire and Knel- lie Mae ... moi et toi... Billy Joel... Helenetta ... Go fish ... there’s a new girl in town ... the Unknown Freshmen ... Wendy Belle ... Just Married ... YBLFFAE ... Angels ... The Kerrville Hicks . .. Epilepsy ... what makes you think you’re the one? ... Paula Newburg ... any rela- tion to Paul Newman? ... the best way to move home .. . SO SILLY... Ahhooh ... Honk-Honks ... pep ral- ley during Physics ... on time to homeroom—NEVER ... Better? ... me have “senioritis”? You bet! ... Thanks Mom and Dad! XXOO ... I love you all tons!!! “Always have the confidence to speak your mind and the courage to stand behind your words. —Anonymous Twelve Year Girl: Kitty Klepak Seniors, Will Never Forget.. . Team Paper... Ricki, just one sip... No Senior Lounge!... No Elizabethan Banquet!.. . NO PROBLEM! ... Spring Dance '80 ... Christmas Dance '80... After Party '80 ... the girl in the pink dress ... MiTi's... toni's car... ski trip '80 ... $800 damage ... tennessee turkies ... blizzard = lodge sitting = MACH I!... Round UP '80... Puppy... Zoch’s portable... NIOSA!!!... Seafat... TMI... kick and moan ... can you say ... SURE, I knew you could ... April. Bubbles, and Mom ... Chemistry ... Gov’t... General Hospital... Duck. Duck, Goose... Guy... Parker ... Pepe ... Warren .. . Kevin ... Peter... Eddie ... Damon ... Claude ... Gordon ... Frank ... Jeff... The Butt Room ... Beauregard ... Midnight Raids ... Term Papers... Trinity Cig Breaks ... you are now entering the WILD KINGDOM ... kitchen duty ... all-nighters ... in-house suspension = FREE DAY!... homeroom, mr. kammer wants to see ... Knellie Mae’s affairs with Jeremiah and Mont Clair ... Elmer and Jack give us trouble... Okay Ray . .. OHWAAH!... Domino’s ... The Combine ... J,M. = Nurse Ratched ... D.K. = Harding ... that’s Rolex time... there s a bomb. B-O-M-B, bomb ... don’t be predjudice!... bite- sized ... wanna buy a raffle ticket? ... G.Q_Coop's Balloons ... karen, libby, and hollie... Chow down Mr. Bill time... Sow Sisters ... The Deer Hunter ... “I Love You. Baby!” ... Ich Heisse Erika ... Don’t rush me ... already getting married ... I’m caught in the undertow ... hip and hey ... CALGON. take me away!... (50)2... Dirty Nellie's... GTC’s... Bombay ... Mama’s... Stop Go ... Dallas ... Love Boat... Col. J.... Univ. of Guam ... Canary ... 270 days of captivity ... we’re eating ethnic ... grand western whing ding ... bluesmobile ... austin ... you’re rebelling ... I can hear the clicks... spoiled brats... THE THING ... coast trips... jacuzzi... kinky ... funky... begin the beguin ... scoundrels... intellectual exercises ... tweezers... yeyah ... port a ... tu quieres fumar? ... 1:00 munchie trips ... mr. rogers ... Gill, where’s your uniform!!... creative purple parking ... no. 2 dinners ... long island tea ... the big 5-0-... the country... the deadly spot... king wahah ... rowdy’s roach catching... miss piggy ... francie’s house warmings ... patt’s imaginary car... home-made topping... salado creek ... senior skit... wreckful Taylor... door bangs ... ’64 Vega hatch- back coupe .. pick ME Montie ... francie’s charleston ... Graduation '81!!!!!!! exciting novel... original class officers... proper uniforms ... You. Arc a pvv TFe. jb ONLY ■Seiviqr fikr and the butt room ... Seniors 235 P.S. from the Editor: As our 1981 school year draws to its close, I feel both proud and fortunate to have been able to take part in the many wonderful experiences shared by the Saint Mary's Hall family. Though many long hours have been spent working in darkrooms, designing creative layouts, and meeting our frequent deadlines, it is you, the students, faculty, and friends of Saint Mary's Hall who have made this book a genuine success. I express deep gratitude to my dedicated staff, whose energy and strength have been tremendously inspirational, and I pray that this 1981 picture book may evoke endlessly warm memories of a truly exceptional year. Much love and thanks to all of you from the bottom of my heart! Lina Carpenter Editor, La Reata 1981 CONGRATULATIONS LISA GAYE CARR With All Our Love, Mom and Dad Cynthia Christina Gentry Dearest Anne, When you were born, a tiny whirlwind entered our life and filed it with love, excitement, pride and joy. Life with you has always been fun, never dull, and never a disappointment. You deserve the best there is, “Goody Stay Tight,”—Go and get it, and always “hold fast to your dreams, for when dreams go, life is a barren field, frozen with snow.” Remember the Night Rainbow and how very much we love you. Mom and Dad Congra tula tions We are very proud of you, Debbie! Dor Mom Shannon Dad Shawn Gene Cheryl Kay David Cindy Becky Chuck John Tina In honor of my wonderful parents Who have always given me the best Thank you from the bottom of my heart for loving me inspiring me protecting me encouraging me Mommy and Daddy, may your lives always Be filled with love, health, and happiness You light up my life! I adore you Marilu To Dort Congrats!! (2oruj ratu[atLon±, lannon Alice 71 Witii o 7£ fzom att of u±, Betsy 73 and Mike d otfier (J cuLLj TC avict jSonna 3 d[i Sr in Qamei. Jano 76 otjert, Jbfiavjn Natria. Cameron and Keith Dear Tori, Your widespread interests, inclinations and your God-given talents form the center of your life. Your thirst for Knowledge has been evident throughout your youth. You are cheerful and high-spirited and always planning something new in the achievement of which other new interests and aims are uncov- ered. We are so proud of you, Tori, and we know God will always bless your endeavors. Our faith in you and our love for you will always be yours. Dad and Mom Joe, Scott and D’Ann Para los Papas mejores del mundo— Gracias por ayudarme, creer en mi, y querer me. Los quiero mucho . . . para siempre— Sandra To Megan, You are our grand finale— Last but not least. We love you and Will watch with pride Your journey on through life. Mother and Dad Erin and McLean Tara and Stacy Sean and Tom Thetis and Fred Dana Congratulations Pam We are all so very proud of you Your family Mother and Dad Mimi and Nonnie Susan, Bill, Andrea, and Sabrina Theresa, David, Jennifer, and Allison Judy, Stephen, and Rebecca To “TIT-TAT” You are our last-but Not the least We love you and Congratulations from the ‘ ‘Little Ones John, Matthew and Greg Congratulations Dorothy Nixon M. and D. To Lina: Twenty years from now when you have forgotten the hours of work, you will still remember the love you put into this year's La Reata. All my love and thanks for making La Reata '81 the very best yet! Best wishes always, Mrs. Crowe Lots of Best Wishes, Jelly Beans Love, ,96: George Harrison Andrea Jimenez ( r Paul McCartney V7 Peggy Dial 1 John Lennon Jennifer Fuller Ringo Starr ‘ ' Anna Ruiz Mom and Dad Karen, Kevin To my friends The Beatles: I hope that we can “come together” on “The Long and Winding Road” “Across the Universe” in all the years to come. Erin and Chris love, James Paul McCartney To Sandra: We are proud of you; May your life be filled With love and happiness Forever. God bless you, Mami and Daddy I Alice—thanks; it’s been great and you’ve been a terrific roommate. We’re finally getting out of here; Austin better watch out... Mar Coop—your support has literally made me graduate, and I’m very grateful. We’ve had some great times, and I’ll never forget any of them, including Parker. Thanks... Kelli—the memories are countless; three in a row. We did so much in such a short time. You’ve got a terrific family, and I love them a lot. I know we’ll never lose touch. Kelli, I’ll never make it without Allen ... Megan, Debbie, Pam, Shanny, Precious, Rowsey, Kathy, Claud, Rick, I Love You all very much, and thanks for some great times. It’s been great... Lisa Gaye CONGRATULATIONS AND LOVE TO OUR MARLA MOM, DAD, AND DAVID Thanx for being the best family in the world. I love you, Mommy, Daddy, Ernesto, and Elizabeth. Remember... Port Aransas ... Mexico ... Turkey Mountain... To Annie Rooney: the sweetest granddaughter in the world. Congratulations! I love you, GaGa To a very special person—Mary Lou Thanks for being such a good friend Good luck—always! Love, Sandra Mrs. Crowe— Thank you for helping, inspiring, and directing f i Xjm us in the production Mi 9A of La Reata 1981. We couldn't have done it f . without you!! ' jQefJLAi v| Love, Gill, Lina, and Sandra Lina, Thank you for all the happiness you have given us while ” g up. ” Your Daddy would have been so proud of you. May Our Lord continue to be your strength and inspiration and may your future be filled with happiness and fulfilled expectations. I love you Mamita £ Kox+Kcl tlenoo Kav-ff . QacqW1 '-■-Sii 7 7 £J oJL£tK. CoaCOI iCAlNf-Ctr Aj.Her u r hv, j Kiurt (6 lob ft. •TrdS: Mendez C bhM Lxj4 SlotS) ( fa C ' i« r ?ef,Md.al , V - pj2_ v J iLOtU-'v B d rtbcx e t bin) -po a 1 © Congratulations Seniors Sandra and Gill Many, many thanks for making the ’81 La Reata a reality. Best wishes, Mrs. Crowe I Mom and Dad (and kids), Thanks for everything. I've grown and learned alot here. I hope I can make you as proud of me as I want to in the coming years. Y'all have done everything for me and now it's my turn. I love you, Lisa Gaye Jake, We finally made it! Thanks for being such a good friend. Love always, Elwood Mary Holland Woodh ull Georgetown, Texas Entered Form XII; Caper Thespian XII He who laughs, lasts Rowina Emily Webster Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England Entered Form XII; Caper Drama Club; Hallmark; Choir Whoever is happy will make others happy, too. ” A ADDINGTON. Bretl 82.120.122 AGUILAR. Mrs. Gladys 26. 30 AGUILAR. Sharron 120.121 AGUILAR. lake 63 ALDREDGE. Horatio 79.80.142.146 ALLISON. Frederick 82.114 ALVAREZ. Claudia 48 ALVAREZ. Lucia 34. 36.156 ALVAREZ. Monica 34. 148.155 AMINI. Erin 104 AMINI. Ashley 106 AMENDOLA. Daniel 125 AMENDOLA. Erin 14 ANCIRA. Lori 6. 7.16. 35.36.105.152 ANCIRA. Rebecca 120 ANDERSON. Elizabeth 120 ANDERSON. Melissa 134.135 ANDREWS. Amy 114 ARCHER. Anita 52.125 ARCHER. Elizabeth 53.114.116 ARMITSTEAD. Mrs. Anne 22.55.125 ARMITSTEAD. Brooke 39.41.148 ARMITSTEAD. Dana 55.134.144 ARMSTRONG. Kahn 94 ASHMORE. Rev. Christopher 11.18. 29. 67 ATKINS. Jason 82.115 AVANT, Andrea 54.104 AVERYT. Ellen 39.152 AYRES. Elizabeth 106.106 B BABBITT. Rachelle 100 BAH AN. Courtney 54.104 BAIN. Robin 152 BAIRD. Katherine 100 BAKER. Jody 50. 55. 88. 89. 92.152. 247 BALL. Col. Thomas 6.16.18. 59.151 BARAZI. Lara 84. 85.138 BARNWELL. Karen 33.152.156 BARRINGER. Debra 10. 38. 45. 68. 69.146.1 BARTHEL. Alissa 125.126 BARTHEL. Yumi 110.119 BASKERVILLE, Andrea 78.134,137 BASKERV1LLE. Leslie 33. 64.148 BASS. Elizabeth 33. 37. 84.148.149,151 BASS. Julia 10. 36. 42. 45.90.91.168.169 BATCHELOR. Chelsea 106 BAYLESS. Emily 134 BEAL. Gloria 125 BEAL. Patricia 125 BECK. Sarah 102 BELL. Mrs. Baird 20. 29. 43.153, BELL. David 115.152 BELL. Gregory 110 BELL. Jamie 79.138 BELL. Marita 37. 66.69.104.148.149 BELL. Steven 104 BENAVIDES. Angela 82.129 BENVIDEZ. Peter 106 BENNETT. Leslie 102 BENNETT, Lucia 110 BENNETT. Mrs. Sue 24 BENTLEY. Cassandra 55.124,125 BENZAQUEN, Benjamin 107 BENZAQUEN. Mrs. Carole 26 BENZAQUEN. Elizabeth 120 BENZAQUEN. Jennifer 96 BERNDT. Erin 96 BERTINO. Kent 98 BERTINO. Kirk 96 BERTINO. Michael 129 BERTINO. Rebecca 53.115 BETTS. Brooke 129.132 BETTS. Mark 82.110 BILLUPS. Francie 8.10.13. 37. 38. 40.41. 43. 74. 75.158.170.171 BILLUPS. Marcella 134.135 BISHOP. Clayt 14. 79.143 BISHOP. Mrs. Judy 22 BISHOP. Kara 48. 54.134.138 BISHOP. Kelly 76. 78.136.138.139.142.143 BLACK. John 82.120 BLACK. Paul 79. 80.143 BLACK. Robert 82.120 BLAIR. Amy 78.138 BLAKEMORE. Ginny 35.41.43.66.67.157 Index BLUE. Johnny Ray 129.132 BOCOCK. Anne 6. 61. 64.84.148. 149 BOHNE. Mr. Carl 18 BORRETT. Marv 34. 35. 89.157 BOWES. Beverly 34. 68. 89.148.154.158 BOWIE. Elizabeth 120.122 BOWIE. Mairi 15. 33. 35. 36.42.44.156.157.158 BOWLES. David 53.115.117 BOWLES. Mrs. Sharon 24 BOWLES. Travis 96 BOYD. Carol 33. 37. 57.148.151 BOYD. Susan 13 BRANTON. Victoria 115.117 BRASHEAR. Shelly 84.142.143 BRASWELL. Mrs. Barbara 15.17. 27. 30. 55. 67 BRIDWELL. Melissa 134.135.136 BRISTOW. Jessica 129 BRISTOW. Tiffany 12.46.139 BRITTINGHAM. Alice 10. 37.38. 90.172.173 BROADUS. NikolellO. 112 BROCK. Kristen 6. 37. 42. 59.61.84.148.149.151 BROFT, Allegra 1.110 BROFT. Paul 99.104.108 BROWN. Carrol 10. 36. 37.174.175. 245 BROWN. Cynthia 125.126 BROWN. Karin 96. 97 BROWN. Kevin 82.115 BROWN. Leigh Ann 10. 66. 74.90. 92.176.177. 235 BROWNING. Jennifer 68.134.135.144 BRUSCH. Laura 76. 78.139 BUCK. Gregory 110.119 BUCK. Monica 12. 46.138.139.142.145 BUEHLER. Mrs. Julie 5.12.17.30. 64 BURKHART. Dixon 104 BURNS. Cynthia 120 BURR. Ashley 134 BURTON. Sophia 6. 59. 84.148.158 C CALDERON. Maria 58. 62. 87.152. 247 CAM ANN. Amy 82.120.121 CAMANN. Brent 55.82.129 CAMANN.Joell.110 66.167 CANTU. Elizabeth 86. 87.152.247 CARABIN. Mrs. Ann 26 CARABIN, Christopher 79. 81.139 CARABIN. Kirsten 15. 33.35. 74.157 CARPENTER. Lina 9.10.33.35. 36.40. 42. 44. 45. 178.179. 236 CARR. Lisa 9.10.35. 37. 40. 41.67.90.180.181. 237 CATLETT. Lee 94.102.103 CATLETT. Rebecca 6.13.42.84. 85.148 CAVAZOS. Coach Wally 20.29. 67. 72 CHANCELLOR. Kimberly 116 CHAPMAN. Mimi 6. 33.45. 56. 57. 60.157 CHASE. Erin 110 CHAVEZ. David 55.119.124.125 CHAVEZ. Michael 98.99 CHAVEZ. Robert 102.103 CH1LCUTT. Evelyn 54.105 CHILCUTT. Heather 130 CHILCUTT. Rebecca 125 CHILDRESS. Roy 102 CHIMNELLO. Alexia 98 CHUMNEY. Victoria 35. 36.48.59.152, 247 CIVELLO. Michael 120 CLARK. Kelly 130 CLARK. Lisa 139 CLARK. Millicent 110 CLARKSON. Laura 125.126 CLAYPOOL. Trade 116.126 CLEAVER. Nneka 94.101.107 COATES. John 100 COGSWELL. Mrs. Cynthia 24 COINER. Catherine 134 COINER. Emily 98 COINER. Josephine 100 COLE. Mary 130 62,66. COLE. Norborne63. 98. 99 CONINE, Karrah 102 COOPER. Carol 139 COOPER. David 120.122 COOPER. Mrs. Jane 24 COOPER. Mary 8.10.15.36.37.39.43. 45. 66. 67. 74.90.91.182.183.235 COTHRAN. Tracy 126 COTHREN. Catherine 52.130 COTHERN. Charles 115,116.117 COUCH. Laura 110 COVERT. Cory 110 COWAN. Tiffany 120 COX. Jessica 140.141 CRAIG. Ann 98.99 CRAIG. James 95.100,101 CRAWFORD. Stephanie 8.12.46. 76. 78.138.140. 141 CRAWFORD. Billy 82.130 CREECH. Kenlyn 120 CRISCOE. Cory 110 CRISCOE. Dolly 98 CROUCH. John 110 CROUCH. Mary 12. 46.134.145 CROWE. Mr. Hume 18. 30. 59 CROWE. Mrs. Mary Jo 18. 246 CROWE. Miriam 40, 48. 67.110 CRYSTAL. Jonathan 107.108. D DAMORE. Christina 107 DARROW. Paul 107 DAUBERT. Clare 7. 37. 71.150.152.153 DAVIS. Gabriel 102.103 DAVIS. Mary 26 DEADRICK. Marc 12.46.61.143 DEAN. James 120.122 DEAN. Lisa 49.130 DEAN. Mrs. Martha 21. 51.61 DEAS. Christy 126 DEHOYOS. Sue 21 DELAVAN. Christopher 82.120 DELEE. Alexis 102,103 DELGADO. Miss Sharon 8.26 DEROO. Lola 114.116,118 DESCAMPS. Jeremy 120 DESONIER. Emery 94 DIAL. Peggy 7. 33. 36.43.44. 57.67. 70. 71. 88. 89. 153 DIMETMAN. Gabriela 130 DIMETMAN. Nicole 96 DODGE. Ryan 100 DOMINGUEZ. Ricky 124.126 DONALDSON. Mr. John 21. 55 DOWELL. Ryanne 110 DRAPER. David 107 DRESSER. Robin 134.136 DUNEGAN. Tina 35. 89.152.157 DUNEGAN. Debbie 9.10.43. 45. 66. 90.91.184. 185. 235 DUXSTAD. Sarah 134 E ECHOLS. Jeanine 55.134.144 EDWARDS. Elizabeth 53. Ill ELKINS. Mary 130 ELKINS. Sharon 116 ELLIOTT. Alistair 105 ELLIOTT. Samantha 120.125 ELLIOTT. Simon 55.124.126 ELLIS. Bridget 78. 84.143 ELLIS. Misty 122 EMBREY. Stacey 55.134 ENGELS. Tara 143 ESPINOSA. Maggie 7. 36.37.87.153.247 ESPY. Benjamin 12. 46. 79.135.145 ESPY. Thomas 122.125 ETHERIDGE. Mary 135 ETHERIDGE. John 82.116 F FANNING. Lisa 148.155 FARRELL. Justin 107 FARRIS. Andrea 111 FARRIS. Cannon 108 FAWCETT. Nita 35. 36.153. 247 FAYE. Loren 130 FAYE. Robin 116 FERGUSON. Anne 6. 9.10.13. 37. 38.43.44. 56. 57. 61.158.186.187 FERRER. Cindy 100 FERRER. Gina 111 250 FINGER.Henrietta 6.13. 43. 55. 84. 85.148.158 FLOWERS. Scott 60. Ill FOLEY. Gill 7.9.10.13. 40. 41.43.67. 72. 73. 164, 165. 235 FOSTER. Jennifer 61.82.130 FOURNERAT. Lisa 34. 38. 48. 59. 66. 87.92.153, 247 FREEMAN. Jessica 13. 33. 39.42.43.44. 45. 57. 62. 156 FRIESENHAHN. Jessica 98. 99.104 FROEHLICH. Jennifer 102.103 FULLER. Jennifer 43. 66. 74. 75.153 FURSE. Mary 13.15. 33. 43. 44. 57. 58. 71. 86. 87. 152.154.247 G GAINEY. Marcia 33. 35. 43. 61.62.148.149,158 GAITHER. Kimberly 98 GALLINO. Mr. Frank 22.29.115 GALLINO, Lisa 78.143 GALLINO. Mary 105 GALLINO. Patrick 79.135 GAMBLE. Kelly 8.10.13.42.43.45. 70. 74. 90.158. 188.189 GARCIA. Ana 33. 64.148 GARCIA. Jessica 55.135 GARCIA. Maria 36. 71.149.151 GARDNER. Megan 10.11.13.40.41. 43.45.62. 90. 91.162.163 GASPARD. Monique 53.116 GILL. Carolyn 111 GILL. Christopher 122 GILL. Josephine 94.107 GILL. Mrs. Marion 27. 55 GILLIGAN. Spencer 102.103 GIRARDEAU. James 108 GIVEN. Mrs. Margo 26 GLASS. Brian 96 GLOVER. Calvin 134.135 GLOVER. Juliana 122 GOETTING. Emma 68.144 GOLDBECK. Bridgette 105 GOLDER. Jeffery 82.130.131 GOLDER. Jill 71.141.153 GOLDSMITH. Christiann 82.130 GOMEZ. Carito 87.157.158 GOMEZ. Myra 87.154. 247 GOTKE. Regina 144 GOULD. David 98 GRAGG. Mrs. Linda 21 GRAGG. Roger 61. 79. 81.135 GRAGG. Wendy 94 GREEN. Ms. Kathy 18. 29 GREENUP. Linda 27.122.130 GREER. Ashley 116 GRIFFIN. Lisa 55. 84.149.153 GRIFFIS. Sarah 6. 37.40. 67. 72. 73. 84.148.149 GROOS. Mrs. April 18 GRUBBS. Nicole 111 GUAJARDO. Ismael 79.144 GUAJARDO. Lorena 126 GUAJARDO. Marlena 37.67. 72.149 GUENTHER. Abby 33. 36. 39. 73.149 GUNN. Sean 112 GUNN. Shannon 55.125.126 H HAAG. Dana 96,104 HAERI. Dina 10. 49. 59. 190.191 HANUS. Mrs. Deborah 25.125 HANUS. Lisbeth 98. 99 HARRIS. Howard 108 HARRISON. Scottie 100 HARRISON. Tiffany 98. 99 HARVIN. Howard 62.126 HARVIN. Jeri 140 HATHAWAY. Ruth 116 HATHAWAY. Tad 54.105 HAUSSER. Mrs. Meta 22 H AWENER. Frances 76. 78. 85.135.144 HAYNES. Heather 100 HEARD. Eleanor99 HEARD. Mary 112 HELMS. Mrs. Ruth 11. 20.43.152 HENRY. Graham 103 HENRY. Jordan 96 HERLOCKER. Laura 48. 55.126 HERNANDEZ. Amy 94 HERNANDEZ. Jan 12. 46.76. 77. 78.135.144.145 HERNANDEZ. Jody 122 HERNANDEZ. Joseph 79. 81.136.146 HERNANDEZ. Julie 76. 78.140.141 HERNANDEZ. Larissa 116.117,118 HERNANDEZ. Samuel 105 HERRERA. Carlos 116 HERRERA. Cory 122 HERRERA. Rodolfo 79. 81.140 HICKMAN. Sandi 136 HINOJOSA. Jacquelyn 34. 42.86. 87.104.148.154. 247 HIXON. George 126 HOELSCHER. April 14.136 HOELSCHER. Joseph 99 HOFFMAN. Helisse 112.119 HOFFMAN. Hillary 35. 37.150.153,155 HOFFMAN. Holly 55. 78.136.140.146 HOFFMAN. Mrs. Margery 18.35 HOLBROOK. Holly 46. 78.140 HOLBROOK. Tracy 121.122 HOLLAND. Mrs. Jeanette 28.48 HOOKER. Lisa 116 HOPPER. Novia 7. 36. 89.154.247 HOPPNER. Claudia 10. 38.45. 59.90. 91.192.193 HORNBUCKLE. Carr 100 HORNBUCKLE. Heather 46.134.136.144.145 HORNE. Mellissa 130 HORNE. Melynda 104.108 HORNE. Michael 94 HORNE. Monnica 96 HOWARD. Mrs. Janet 24 HOWARD. Lesley 112 HOWARD. Robert 108 HOWE. Kathy 9.10. 38. 41. 45.59.67. 70.90. 91. 194.195.235 HUDSON. Marian 122 HUDSON. Philip 82.116.117 HUEY. Christina 55.125.126 HUEY. Richard 101 HUNTER. Christian 82.116 HUNTER. Courtney 150,153 I INSCORE, Mrs. Donna 22.60 INSCORE. Michelle 126 INSCORE. Ronald 82.116 INSELMANN. Mrs. Nadaline26 INSELMANN. Patrick 117 ISSLEIB. Michelle 139.140 IVINS. Michael 112 J JARRELL. Kelly 51. 55. 76. 77.140.141 JEFFERS. Aimee 55.126 JENNINGS. Howard 112 JENSEN. Mrs. Paula 26 JEWETT. Shelly 136.145 JIMENEZ. Andrea 7. 34. 37. 84. 87. 92.154. 247 JOHNSON, Courtney 112 JOHNSON. Karen 36. 59.69. 88.89.150.152.154. 155. 247 JOHNSON. Col. Sterling 2.3 JORDAN. Robert 71,81.140 JUDD. Jane 15. 33. 35. 36. 40. 44. 57.154. 247 JUDD. Mrs. Mary Jane 23 K KANE. Lucy 58. 87.157.158 KAMMER. Brian 61. 79.136 KAMMER. Mr. Richard 17. 29. 30. 43.67.158 KEIDEL. Eleanor 99 KELLEY. Linda 15. 35. 40.41.42. 43. 74.157.158 KERR. Lara 112 KERR. Mary 102.103 KIM. Yun Hee 150 KIMBRO. Suzanne 142.143.144 KLEBERG. Anne Marie 12.46. 50. 78.142.143.144 KLEBERG. Christina 136.145 KLEBERG. Richard 122 KLEPAK. Kitty 6.10.29. 34. 35. 37. 44.45,196.197. 234 KNIGHT. Ellenore 36. 42.43.67. 71. 74. 75.158 KNOWLES. Mrs. Viola 28 KOCUREK. Katie 115.116.117 KOCUREK. Laurie 136.138 KONZE. Glenn 96 KOPPENHEFFER. Alex 96 KOPPENHEFFER. Michael 62.126 KOST. Garrett 63.97.102.103 KRUGER. Mrs. Chaddie 18. 39 KRUGER. David 14.112 KUEST. Kristina 117 KUNKEL. Susan 130 L LAIRD. Mrs Kay 23. 30 LANDRY. Anne 36. 59.150 LEAH. Tracy 37. 89.150.153.154. 247 LEE. Ellen 60.135.136 LEE. Michele 136 LEGU1LLOUX, Mrs. Christine 27. 55 LEGUILLOUX. Mr. Herve 19.27. 29. 30.37. 58. 67 LEININGER, Brian 103 LEINTNGER. Kelly 108 LEJEUNE. Shonda 7. 57. 71. 88.89. 92.154.155 LEROUX. Yvette 112 LETTUNICH, Helen 36. 71.156.158 LEWIS. Lori 37.92.150.154. 247 LEYKUM. Charles 104 LEYKUM. Luci 126 LINCE. Sandra 6.10. 37.40.45.198.199. 241. 244. 245. 248 LITTLETON. Mrs. Jean 21. 64.141 LOCK. Mrs. Sue 26. 27 LOCKHART. Miss Angela 21.27.137.149 LOFTIS. Casey 101 LOFTIS. Stewart 112 LONGORIA. Ms. Benita 23. 27.115 LOOMIS. Mr. Laird 19. 29.40.41. 44. 67 LOONEY. Mrs. Dorothy 27 LOPER. Kimberly 120.122 LOSEY. Adam 98. 99.106 LOWRY. Angus 96 LOWRY. Christine 54.126.127 LOWRY. Gregory 106 LOWRY. Matthew 52. 82.114.117 LOWRY. Suzanne 126 LOWRY. Timothy 130 LUCAS. Coach Beth 20. 27. 67. 76. 77.78 LUCERO. Lia 122 LUFF. Heather 117 LUNDGREN. Stacy 46.140 LUPE. Joella 64.140 LYNN. Mrs. Anita 24 LYNN. Jennifer 130 LYONS. Miss Leslie 26 M MACKENZIE. Brooke 52.122 MALOY. Mrs. Barbara 17. 30.45. 64 MANGALJI. Zein 135.136 MARION. Justin 94 MAROLD. Marion 78. 84.144 MAROUDAS. Andrew 94.107 MARSHALL. Elizabeth 96 MARSHALL. Vickie 114.117 MARTIN. Christopher 101 MARTIN. Mark 12.46. 79.135,144 MARTIN. Molly 101 MARTIN. Thomas 97 MARTINEZ. Martha 62. 87. 92.105.154. 247 M ASHBURN. Julie 88. 89.158 MASON. Richard 94.106 MATTHEWS. Mrs. Bunny 26 MATTHEWS. Jennifer 62.144 MAUK. Mrs. Helen 24 MAYO. Missy 10. 30. 35. 55.90. 92. 200. 201 MCALLEN. Melissa 34. 36. 39.57. 58. 59.86. 87. iqn 947 MCALLISTER. Lida 140 MCALLISTER. Walter 118 251 MCCAMISH. Joanne 46. 78.140. 141 MCCRACKEN. Joseph 82.118 MCCRAE. Christine 37.154 MCCRAE. Deborah 12.14.46.142.143,144 MCCRARY. Carter 55. 79.81.140 MCCRARY. Gavin 79.135.144 MCCUAIG, Dorsey 82.131 MCCULLOUGH. Mr. Ken 22. 30. 79. 80.81 MCCULLOUGH. Ms. Susan 19. 36. 67 MCG1FFERT. Mary 76. 78.140 MCILVAIN. Jamie 53.127 MCINNIS, Lauri 150.157 MCKENZIE. Lenora 27 MCKIBBIN. Miss Maureen 26 MCLAUGHLIN. Heather 33. 37.40. 44.158 MCMORRIS. Ryan 54. 106 MCNAB. Nancy 141 MCNAIR. Melissa 112 MEHREN. George 122 MELLARD. Mrs. Joan 5.12.13.17. 29. 67.95.158 MENDEZ. Regina 58. 87.154. 247 MENDOZA. Mrs. Mary Lou 26 MIDDLETON. Barbara 150 MIDDLETON. Elizabeth 76. 77.144 MIDDLETON. Margaret 122 MIDDLETON. Mrs. Mary 25 MILES. Alyson 14. 50.141 MILES. Joshua 55. 82.131.132 MILLER. Bradley 121.122 MILLER. Mary Ann 8. 33. 34. 37. 67. 84.150.157 MILLER. Shannon 54. 127 MILLET. Rossana 34. 86.92.154. 247 MILLS. Dana 10. 40. 41. 43. 66. 202. 203 MILLS. Erica 6.10. 11. 15.36. 37. 45. 72. 73. 90. 91. 204. 205. 235 MILLSAP, Mrs. Margaret 19 MIRELES. David 79.136 MIRELES. Kristina 118 MOGFORD. Miss Deborah 19.30. 33 MOLINA. Claudia 135.141 MOLINA. Mariano 136.146 MONNING, Annie 108 MONSALVO. Sherie 118 MONSALVO. Susan MONTEMAYOR. Elizabeth 150 MORRIS. Jason 99 MORRIS. Mrs. Rosemary 23 MORTON. Leah 141 MUELLICH. Missy 14.143.144 MUNGER. Robert 52.112 MUNGER. Mrs. Rosemary 11.20. 64. 235 MURPHY. Donna 7.112 MURPHY. Kimberly 48. 62.127 MURRAY. Mrs. Vivienne23 MUSGRAVE. Cebern 12.14. 46. 76. 78.141.145 MUSGRAVE. Natalie 39.158 MUZZA, Marcela7.112 N NAUMANN. Kay 6.15. 33. 36.41. 44. 56. 58. 87,92. 157.158 NAUMER. Tanya 136 NEELY. Michelle 95.108 NEELY. Mrs. Robin 27 NECLEY. Emily 112 NELMS. Candice 126.127.128 NELMS. Carey 127 NELMS. Robert 123 NEWBERGER. Abigail 33. 35.36. 57.154 247 NEWELL. Sabra 10. 43. 44. 45.49. 67. 68.158. 206. 207 NEWHOUSE. Elizabeth 141 NEWTON. Elizabeth 101.102.103.104 NEWTON. Margaret 94.101.106 NICOLINI. Mrs. Pauline 5.12.22. 46. 51 NIXON. Dorothy 9.10. 39. 42.48. 90.91. 208. 209 NORRIS. Donna 54. 94.106 O O’BEIRNE. Brian 94 O’DONNELL. Matthew 94 O’KELLEY. Hal 79. 80.144 OLIVARES. T.J. 53.113 OLSON. Jeffery 82.123 OLSON. Jessica 113 OLSON. Michael 113 O’MALLEY. Aimee 37.150.153 O’NEILL. Kathleen 14. 46.142 OPPENHEIMER. Laura 144 OPPENHEIMER. Marian 136 ORR. Katherine 39.150 OSBORNE. Mr. Greg OTIS. Gloria 72. 92.154. 247 P PALACIOS. Susana 86. 89.155. 247 PARKER. Alicia 35. 36. 38. 39. 74.155 PARKER. Jennifer 6.16. 35. 43. 74.152.155 PARKS. Allison 118 PARKS. Amy 123 PARKS. Mrs. Elva 24 PARKS. Krissy 131 PARKS. Leslie 130.131 PARRA. Maritza 137,142 PARTAIN. Isabel 101 PARVIN. George 79.80.145 PASQUAL. Mrs. Katy 21 PASSANO. Toni 37. 40. 41. 42. 87. 158 PATERSON. Emilie 101 PATTERSON. Ann 9.10.13. 59.62. 66.67.90.160. 161.235 PATTERSON. Charleen 150 PATZMAN. Heather 50. 76.141.142 PATZMAN. Marlies 127 PATZMAN. Rick 131 PAUL. Hadley 82.122.123 PAUL. Mercedes 113 PAYER. Squeaky 13. 39.40. 43.45. 68.156 PECHE. Vanessa 55.125.128 PENNY. Sarah 113 PEYTON. Mr. James 26. 29 PIERCE. Joey 79.136 PIERCE. Michael 120.123 PIPES. Lucile 97 PORTIS. Mrs. Janice 24 POWELL. Loyd 97 POWERS. SeSee 10.13. 43. 57.62. 66.90. 92.158. 210,211 PRASSEL. Edie 10.36. 38.39.42. 212. 213 PRESLEY. Cassandra 123 PREVOST. Joseph 82.113,114 PREVOST. Tara 132 PRINCE. Dr. John 20. 29. 64 PRINCE. Susan 137 PRIOR. Brooke 99 PRIOR. Mrs. Pamela 25 PULLIN. Leanna 122,124 PULLIN. Robin 46.137 PYLE. Gene Ann 74. 89. 92.155. 247 Q QUALLS. Mrs. Gwen 25.98. 99 QUINTANILLA. Michael 79. 80.145 QUIRK. Christopher 102 QUIRK. Margaret 139.142 QUIRK. Milissa 137 QUIRK. Molly 108 R RAMIREZ. Adriana 50. 78.135.138,141,142 RAMIREZ. Arturo 79.145 RAMIREZ. Claudia 82.127 RAMIREZ. Karla 94.106 RAMIREZ. Lorrena 102.103.104 RAMIREZ. Sebastian 124 REAGAN. Colt 99.106 REDDITT, Mrs. Carol 23 REESE. Kathleen 33.44. 48. 57.64. 89.150.152.158 REEVES. Amy 76. 78.145 REGAN. Lisa 34. 37. 58.150.153 REILLEY. Meghan 118 REILLEY. Perren 118 REILLY. Kathleen 145 REILLY. Laura 142 RELLO. Rene 79.142 REMICK. Brooke 124 REMICK. Katherine 102 RESSMANN. Ashley 97 RESSM ANN. Courtney 97.103.104 RICKHOFF. Hans 102' RIGG. Andrea 82.132 RINDFUSS. Bryan 53.118 RINDFUSS. Allen 121.124 RINDFUSS. Mrs. Marilyn 20. 29. 67.152.154 RITCHIE. Cory 94.107 RITCHIE. Jennifer 99 RIVERA. Maria 121.124 ROBERTS. Lindsey 79. 80.135.145 ROBERTS. Lselie 10,43.49. 68. 74. 75. 214. 215 ROBERTS. Tami 142 ROBERTS. Tifini 53.128.129 ROBERTSON. Anne 84.143.146 ROBERTSON. Shawnella 50. 78.146 ROBERTSON. Shay 120.124 ROBINSON. Jingle 130.132 RODGERS. Christiana 118 RODGERS. Joseph 128 RODRIGUEZ. Benjamin 97.104 RODRIGUEZ. Dawn 15. 37. 40.41.155. 247 RODRIGUEZ. Jesusita 116.118 ROGERS. John 82.127.128 ROLFINI. Karen 33. 37.148,150.155 ROMEU. Sylvia 128 ROSAS. Mrs. Ella 28 ROSAS. Ruben 82.114 ROSEN. Mr. Jerry 26.64 ROSEN. Mrs. Shifra 23.114 ROTE. Elizabeth 10.11. 35. 36. 38.40.41. 74. 75.90. 91.216. 217 ROWLAND. Linda 13. 35.43. 59. 74. 75.152,155. 247 ROWSEY. Jennifer 10.11,16.90. 91.152. 218, 219 RUIZ. Anna 7. 37. 51. 70. 74.155, 247 RUIZ. Arturo 82.127.128 RUIZ. Marlena 76. 78.146 RUSH. Mrs. Lucy 25 RUSSELL. Rusty 79.135.137 RUSSELL. Mrs. Margaret 22 RUSSELL. Susanna 33. 37.41.149.158 S SAIDI. Ali 79, 81.139.142 SAIDI. Kaveh 116.118 SAIDI. Suzanne 63.102 SAKS. Robin 126.128 SALINAS. Alexandra 135,137 SAMS. Jennifer 95.108 SANDIDGE. Drew 102 SANTORE. Valerie 59. 87.92.154.155.157 SCARBOROUGH. Chris 100 SCARBOROUGH. Jeb 100.102 SCHOLL. Ashley 114 SCHREIBER. D’Ann 35. 36.156, 247 SCHREIBER. Tori 10.11. 35.45.60. 220.221 SCHWARTZMAN, Ann 97 SCHWARTZMAN, Jane 114.118 SCHWIERZKE. Sally 37.42.87.157.158 SCOTT. Amy 98 SCOTT. Maury 124 SCOTT. Nenall7.118 SCOTT. Mr. Pete 28 SEALS. Chesley 69.138.141,142 SEALS. Collin 14. 80.142.146 SEARS. Jo Anne 131,132 SEELIGSON, Roxana 12.14.143.146 SEIGER. Shannon 101.102.103.104 SEIGER. Sydney 116,118 SESSIONS. Sara 132 SHEARER, Mrs. Ginny 25 SHEERIN. Andrea 117.118 SHEERIN. Cynthia 132 SHEERIN. James 62.128 SHEERIN. John 112.114 SIEGEL. Sebastian 112,113,114 SIERRA. Cristela 13.42. 43. 45. 55. 62.67.68. 69. 88.154. 156 SIMONSEN. Lisa 116,118 SIMONSEN. Mark 114 SIMONSEN. Matthew 114 SIMPSON. Britt 12.46. 48.137.145 SINGLETON. Alisa 95.106 SITTERLE. Sally 6. 49. 70. 84.150 SMALL. Kelli 54.137.146 SMITH, Mrs. Ann 25 SMITH. Bradley 99.106 252 SMITH. Chad 54.108 SMITH. Jamie Anne 35. 36. 37. 74. 89.155.156. 247 SMITH. Jayme 135.138 SMITH. Justin 94.107 SMITH. Larissa 39. 61.150 SMITH. Mrs. Loretta 26 SMITH. Lucille63.102 SNOW. Stephanie 12. 46. 76. 77. 78.145.146 SNYDER. Brent 79. 81.142 SNYDER. Shauna 128.129 SOBEY. Elizabeth 33. 37.150 SOLCHER. Courtney 115.119 SOLIS. Carlos 95 SOULES. Laura 94.103.104 SPEER. Paige 14.87.156. 247 SPENCE. Heather 114 STARK. Pamela 152 STEHLE. Mrs. Grace 25 STEIN. Scott 116.119 STEPHENS. Miss Karen 19. 25 STEWART. Leigh 137,146 STEWART. McHenry 95.106.107 STEWART. Tabitha 78. 84.146 STIEREN. Amy 138 STILES. Jason 95 STOGSD1LL. Dylan 82.124.128 STOREY. Allison 89. 247 STOUT. Alyssa 98. 99.106 STRAIN. Mr. James 20 STRAUS. Mrs. Susan 23 STUMBERG. George 95.101 STUMBERG. Heather 55.128.129 SUAREZ. Araceli 58. 87.156. 247 SULLIVAN. Maureen 54.106 SUTTON, Frances 108 SWAIN. Mrs. Deje 19. 30 SWENDSON. Kim 151.153 SZILAK. Iliya 146 SZILAK. Isobelle 55.135.146 T TATE. Jonathan 100 TATE. Josephine 138 TATE. Mary 146 TAYLOR. Shannon 9.10.43.66.74. 90. 222, 223 TENNANT. Elizabeth 33.35.61.67. 72. 84. 85.151, 157 TERMULO. Cesar 132 TERMULO. Cynthia 119 THOMPSON. Deborah 95.107 THOMPSON. Eloise 89. 92.104.156 THOMPSON. Jennifer 114 THORNTON. Mrs. Suzanne 23.129 THORNTON. Thomas 100 THUSS.Charles 119.152 TILLMAN. Celeste 60.135.138 T1NSMAN. Mark 102.103.104 TOBER. Mrs. Betty Barr 20. 30. 43. 66. 67. 74 TORIO. Robert 103.104 TRAIN. Stephanie 137.138 TRAUTNER. Laura 130.132 TRAUTNER. Mary 60.114.119 TRAYLOR. Kelley 36.158 TRAYLOR. Lacey 39.151 TREMENTOZZI. Mr. Louis 28 TRIESCH. Justin 128 TRIPLETT. Terry 151 TUCK. Kelli 8.9.10. 30. 35. 36.44. 67. 90. 91. 224. 225 TUMULTY. Michael 79. 81.138 TURNER. Melanie 138 TUTTLE. Laura 142.146 V VAELLO. Ben 100 VAELLO. Samantha 132 VALLEJO. Beatriz 36. 88.89.156.158 VALLEJO. Maria 10.11. 29. 36.42. 90. 226. 227 VANCE. Jeffrey 79.138 VANCE. Paul 79.81.139.142 VANO. Ann 49.132 VANO. Mary Lou 6.10.11. 35.37. 228. 229. 245 VARGAS. Robert 79. 80.146 VASQUEZ. Tiffany 106 VAUGHAN. Jenkins 119 VERMYLEN. Nancy 102.103.104 VERMYLEN. Robert 124 VILLAGOMEZ. Maria 78.135.138 VILLEGAS. Rosa 58. 87.92.156,247 VOLTZ. Sharon 138 VON KAENEL, Erik 100.104 w WACHTER. Mr. Tim 79 WAGNER. Pamela 10.11.42.45.48.90.91. 230. 231 WAGNER. Wendy 46.138 WALKER. Carla 33. 34. 39.42.43. 44.156.158 WALTHALL. Coach Pancho 21.67.68 WARD. West 131.132 WATSON. Ann 64.151.154 WATSON. Kelly 116.119 WATSON. Shannon 114 WATTS. Atalie 106 WEAVER. Jennifer 101.102 WEAVER. Mrs. Suzanne 25 WEBB. Jennifer 114 WEBB. Julie 6.14.36. 64. 84.151.152.158 WEBBER. Jenine 14. 84. 85.152 WEBSTER. Rowena 34. 40. 41.91.153. 249 WEDIC. Melissa 120 WEDIG. Patrick 98 WEINER. Jennifer 52.128 WEINER. Laurie 120 WEINSTEIN. Abbe 124 WEINSTEIN. Sarah 14.143.146 WEIR. David 82.132 WELLS. James 108 WEST. Tiffany 95 WESTERMAN. Mrs. Courtney 19. 30 WESTHOFF. Jeanne 137.146 WHEELER. Miss Meredith 21.68.108 WHITT. Jason 82.124 WIER. Mary Beth 96.107 WILLIAMS. Jan 36. 58. 66. 89.156. 247 WILLIAMS. Mrs. Joyce 17.96 WILSON. Cristina 62.128 WILSON. Mrs. Judy 22 WILSON. Leslie 12.46. 76. 78.142.146 WILSON. Victoria 124 WITT. Marla 9.10. 35. 45. 70.90. 232. 233. 235 WOLFRAM. Mrs. Hannelore 19. 38 WOLFRAM. Marcus 98 WOMACK. Helen 108 WOOD. Shannon 36.42. 58. 66. 70. 74. 75. 89.92. 156. 247 WOODHULL. Margaret 34. 39.42. 70. 84. 85.152 WOODHULL. Mary 9.10. 90.91. 249 WORD. Mary 141.142 WRIGHT. Jennifer 96.107 Y YATES. Kirsten 120 YODER. Elizabeth 35. 36.72.152 YTURRIA. Cassandra 15.42. 72. 73. 89.92.155. 156, 247 z ZORRILLA. Aida 37.152 ZORRILLA. Monica 76.140.141.142 ZUCKERMANN. Lupita 6.67.72. 84.85.152.155. 158 253 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS SHdVHOOinv •VI n ' W ' k-_ — ■• « ;