Taft High School - Tracks Yearbook (Taft, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1983 volume:

Table of Contents Class................... 8 Academics...............86 Sports..................42 Activities and clubs.... 90 1983 TRACKS 3 T HIGH SCHO 502 RINCON ROAD TAFT, TEXAS 7Q39( VOLUME 4 Reaching for Unity All through the 1982 1983 school year, the students strived for class unity to create school spirit. Seniors Donny Acosro and Annerre Molino woir ro be judged for, green and whire Day Cheerleaders ploy, poss ir down' ro Head Cheerleader. Sunny Moyo “3-0 Senior girls goof oround woiring ro go ond collect bonfire wood Junior Jessico Gomez ond Joine Trevino sign onnuols. while Luis Aporicio. senior, worches. Sophomores work together in concession stond for o Fridoy night footboll gome btudenr Council members enjoy their breokfost offer o long prepororion for the footboll ployers ond cooches. Juniors Jeff Lindsey ond Josie Soldivor ond Senior Steve Cortinas line up to be judged for “Punk Doy . 3 Senior Isroel Gonzalez and Junior Ernesr Junior Will Porks jumps up high ro bring down o rebound. Muniz ore ready for rhe gome. Reaching for the Top Whether it be foorball, basket- ball. pep rallies, or just around campus—all went in making this a memorable year. Mr. Perry gives Footboll players o scroll of names from Perry Elemenrory supporters. SopK - to ITpeat c n Tean Ft Senior boys—Steve Cortinos, Alex Gonzoles. Donny Acosta, Joime Rodriguez, Vince Pena, and Gary Adkinson—portray rhe cheerleaders in a skit ot pep roily. 5 Reaching for Excellence By reaching for unity and the tops, srudenrs sought excellence. The seniors of 1983 hod rhe biggesr bonfire with 34 full rroilers. Droculo (Sreve Corrinos) enrers Lucy Wesrenro's (Sunny Moyo) room ond Then bites her to moke her one of his wives 6 Senior Andres Trevino ond Junior Albert Cisneros work on the lorch ond hook rugs during Homemoking The Toft Greyhound Areo Chompions ore honored ot pep rollies. Sophomore cheerleoders Sondro Gibson ond Kim Davis cheer on o win for the Hounds ogoinst George West 7 Grocie Sanchez works on rhe calculator dur- ing VOE. Gory Lows goes for o jump boll, while Will Porks ond Ismael Olivorez look for rhe boll. V Judi Longwell. Dee'dryo Griffiths, Robert Welch ond Ernest Muniz work on Record Keeping assignment.. The bond performs during o pep roily. 8 Reaching for Class Unify Steve Corrinos. o member of rhe drum corp, performs during o pep roily Hound cheerleaders check rhe ocrion before chonging chants. Sophomores Leslie Thorp, Trocie Reynolds, ond Kim Davis woir for the bell in Biology. Seniors Collect 34 Trailers for Bonfire Acosro. Donny Adkison. Gory Aguilor. Priscilla Alforo. Elso Alvorodo, Porricio Alvorez. Richard Aporicio. Luis Decker. Denrley Bronnen. Wolloce Bruton. Chodno Cosrillo. Frank Cosrillo. Irene Cosrillo. Rene Corrinos. Steve Covingron. Corhy Dicus. Missy Dicus. Tommy Dominguez. Roul Elizondo. Aniro Elzner. James Encinia, Dorio Jr. Espinozo, Sylvio Floerke. Borr Floerke. Brod 10 Seniors Gomez. Horry Gorcio. Adrionno Gorcio, Orlondo Gorcio, Sylvio Gorzo. Armondo Gomez, Angelico Gonzoles. Gonzolo Gonzoles. Noro Gonzoles. Ruben Gonzolez. Alex Gonzolez. Grocie Gonzolez, Isroel Gonzolez. Terry Gordon. Eric Groves. Kelly Grebe. Cloyron Guerrero. Julio Hovelko. Glen Hernondez. Noel Hinojoso. Tirso Lopez. Virginio Moikoerrer, Glenn Moldonodo. Joey Morriners. Brer Seniors 11 4 Seniors Ser Two Records The Seniors of '83 mode this o very memoroble yeor. They storred ir off wirh fhe lorgesr bon- fire in Tofr High Hisrory. Ir consisred of 34 full trailers. They worked weeks before in prepororion for the bonfire. Ar rhe bonfire rhe seniors mode rheir traditional circle around ir and then song the Tofr High Almo Mater. ’Droculo , rhe senior ploy also caused o sensation. Opening night was October 28. The second per- formance was the 30th. The ploy also brought in o record sum total of $1,362. At rhe end of rhe lost perfor- mance Mr. Von Rosenberg was presented o briefcase by rhe senior ploy members for his pa- tience and hard work os the director. Seniors showed rheir spirit ond enthusiasm on rhe field os well os in fhe stands. They reached for goals ond left memories for oil. 1. In rhe Senior ploy, Droculo, Mino Horker (Corhy Covington), looks on while Von Helsing (Robert Welch), shows Dr Quincy (Jim Elzner) rhe crucifixes ond holy water to prevent Droculo from artocking. 2 Carol Vogr ond Kelly Groves put up an- nuol sole signs. 0. Seniors show rheir support for rhe Greyhounds 4. Seniors ore busy building rhe bonfire. 5. Senior doss officers ore Jose Rodriguez, treasurer: Orlondo Gorcio, vice-presidenr, Andres Trevino, president; ond Represen- tatives, Steve Cortinos, Sunny Moyo. ond Grade Gonzalez. 5. 13 Dracula Nets Record Breaking Profir Morrinez, Diego Morrinez. Edi Mortinez. Mary Ann Morrinez, Normo Mortinez. Randy Moyo. Sunny Molino, Annette Monremoyor, Andy Novo, Victor Olivarez. Ismoel Parsons, Andy Peno. Vince Perez. Lupe Perron. Dovid Pieper, Paul Quilimoco, Chris Reich. Foye Remillord, Julie Rider. Eddie Riojos, Roselmo Rios, Terrie Rivero, Denny Rodriguez. Joime Rodriguez. Jose 14 Seniors Rodriguez, Ruben Solozor. Aoron Sonchez. Jerry Soucedo. Mory Helen Thedin. Bryon Torres. Belindo Torres. Joe Eddie Torres. Moggie Trevino. Andres Trevino. Condido Trevino. Eddie Voldez. Jonie Villarreal. Sammy Vogt. Carol Welch. Roberr Yglesios. Sondro Seniors, Denny Martinez, Mary Ester Alvarez. Marty Parsons. Anita Rivera, and Gerald Camarillo study hard in the library. Seniors 15 n Acosfo. Angie Aldope Rosolmdo Alvorodo. Fronk Aporioo. AdoWo A rondo Cruz Arondo Elvo Amogo. Ido Dun. Dovid Comocho. Delmiro Corde nos. Robert Cosnlto. Dernodette CosriWo. Emmonuel Cosrillo. Mory Ann Choplin, Richie Cisneros. Albert Cliburn. Tino Junior Closs Officers Vice-President Elvio Lopez. President Julio Trevino. Treosurer Roni Peno. Secretory Molly Moyo. Representotives Cothy Moody. Lori Mutchler. ond Dogo Rivero. 16 Juniors Juniors Win Spirit Stick Four Times Cook, J. D. Coronodo, Cindy Covingron, Mork Curriss, Jomes Dovis, Michelle Juniors J. D. Cook, Tim Floerke, ond Will Porks deciding on Senior Closs rings. Demmer. Chorles Dominguez. Noro Dziodek, Gregory Eldridge, Mory Elizordo, Ido Encinio. Edword Encinio, Mox Floerke, Tim Fuenres, Sondro Golindo, Poul Gordo, Colixrro Gordo, Sommy Gorzo, Albert Juniors 17 Gomez, Jessico Gomez, Joe Gonzoles. Joe Gonzoles, Romijio Gonzoles. Robert Gonzoles. Yolondo Griffiths, Deedryo Gunn. Liso Hernondez. Terry Hinojoso. Corolino Hirochero. Jonie Ivey. Troy Koonce. Michoel Lodish. Jeff Lows. Gory Lindsey. Jeff Longwell. Judi Longorio. Sreven Junior Molly Moyo rakes o break in her English III class. Lopez. Elvio Lugo. Eliso 18 Juniors Juniors Board Flight Victory for Spirit Week Luero, Doniel Luero, Joe Junior Jomes Curtiss takes o breok in Accounting. Moldonodo. Ido Moldonodo. Mory Moldonodo. Normo Moldonodo. Som Martinez. Donny Mortinez. Louro Morrinez. Poul Moyo, Molly Medina. Elviro Mezo, Sondro Mireles. Henry Donny Tomez entertains Juniors David Torres. Robert Cordenos. ond Henry Mireles. Molino. Angie Juniors 19 Montes. Sollie Moody. Corhy Muniz, Ernesro Mutchler, Kim Mutchler. Lori Novo. Virginio Ortiz. Dortolo Ortiz. Son Juonito Porks. Will Peloyo. Lydio Peno. Veronico Perez, Louro Perkins, Tino Pios, Rudy Rivero. Dogo Rodriguez. Betty Rodriguez. Elizoberh Rodriguez. Grocie Juniors Delmie Comocho. Diono Sturgeon, ond Jessico Gomez deciding on Senior Closs rings Rodriguez. Guodolupe Soldivor. Josie 20 Juniors Juniors Order Senior Rings Sonches. Grocie Juniors Virginio Novo ond Elizoberh Rodriguez rake o break after lunch. Sonchez. Juon Soucedo. Frank Schubert, Lorry Sherrer. Denise Sims. Michael Smith, Jimmy Sregoll. Todd Sturgeon. Diono Torres. Dovid Trevino. Jonie Trevino. Julio Trevino. Veronico Trevino. Victor Weldon, Mike Juniors 21 Sophomores Support Hounds at Pep Rallies Acosro. Delmo Aguilor. Chris Aloniz, Hilda Aldape. Ismael Almager, Noncy Alverez. Lupe Alfaro, Lericio Alvarado. Edward Aranda. Joe Baker. Korhi Benford. Bennie Box. Michael Bronnen. John Candela, Raymond Carter. Sharon Castillo. Melissa Cook. James Cortez. Diana Davis. Kim De La Cruz, Jo Ann Dominguez. Glorio Elizordo, Amanda Esparza. Bobby Esporzo. Susan 22 Sophomores Felres. Down Flores. Noro Flores, Irene Flores. Sonya Galindo. Esmeroldo Gorcio. Cecilio Gorcio, Cruz Gorcio. Elido Gibson. Sondro Gonzales. Monuel Gonzoles. Raul Gonzolez, Jose Homzy, Kelli Hernandez, Lindo Hernandez. Lauro Hernandez. Rachel Sophomore doss officers ore Gloria Dominguez. Srudenr Council representative. Domion Martinez. Vice- president; Bennie Benford. Secretory- treasurer: Elido Gorcio, President; Noro Flores. Srudenr Council representative: Leslie Ann Thorp. Student Council representative Sophomores 23 Sophomores Continue Studies Hinojoso, Joe Moikorrer, Jonel Maldonodo, Louiso Morrinez, Angelico Morrinez, Angelino Morrinez. RoseMory Medino, Albert Medino, Mork Monrez. Joime Mount. Tricio Mungio. Anito Mutchler, Liso Nonez, Thelmo Ortiz. Max Owens. Jimmy Reynolds, Trocy Ritchie. Andy Rodriguez. Rochel Sophomores Michelle Dovis, Bennie Benford. ond Cecilio Gorcio oil cheer or o boskerboll gome. Rosoles. Eddie 24 Sophomores Solozor, Robert Sonchez. Alonzo Sonchez, Bortolo Sondovol, Andy Soucedo. Mory Smith. Clore Snopko. Rondy Thorp. Leslie Torres. Gndy Torres. Edword Volderomo. Romon Vosquez. Aido Diono Cortez. Angelino Mortinez. Aido Vosquez, ond Louiso Moldonodo during Holl Decorotion Week. Sophomores 25 Adame, Dorothy Aldope. Enedelio Alvorodo, Christina Alvorodo, Eliso Arce, Alonzo Arce, Miguel Dortos, Beverly Brooks. Yvonne Bustillos. Sandy Comorgo, Joe Cordenos, Normo Castillo, Dolores Freshmen Class Officers ore (L. to R.) Missy Castillo, Vice-President; Iris Moreno. President; Liz Thormohleon. Student Council Representative; Kyle Jones. Secret ory-T reosurer. 26 Freshmen Cosrillo, Missy Cook, Jonello Cortez. Ido DeLoCruz, Sondro Demmer. Heorh Elizordo, Robert Encinio, Judy Flores. Felix Fuenres, Delmo Gorcio, Angelmiro Gordo. Rito Gorcio, Ronnie Gomez. Cormen Gomez, Jockie Gonzoles, Cesor Gonzoles. Veronico Groves. John Groves, Ron Lee Griffiths, Dorin Guojordo, Ringo Guerrero. Normo Hovelko, Liso Hinojoso. Ofie Holder. Steve 27 Freshmen Jones. Keith Jones. Kyle Koonce. Melisso Lowver. Dole Longorio. Armondo Lozono, Mory Moldonodo, Dovid Moldonodo. Jessico Moldonodo, Lindo Mortinez. Angel Mortinez. Angelino Mortinez. Edword Mortinez. Morgot McIntyre. Kelly Freshmen Som Porks. Dove Mutchler. Ron Lee Groves. Dorin Griffiths, ond Keith Jones show their spirit or the pep roily. McIntyre, Kim 28 Freshmen Mendez. Louro Mendez. Raymond Mireles. Billy Molina. Anno Moreno. Cloro Moreno. Elso Moreno, Iris Muniz. Eliso Murchler. Dove Noronjo. Felix Novo. John Nieto. Pere Orriz. Angelmiro Ortiz. Arcodio Porks. Som Perron. Corhy Quiroz, John Paul Romirez. Audrey Riojos, Michael Rios. Melisso Rivero. Pom Rivero. Rosemary Rivero. Violo Rodriguez. Angie Freshmen 29 Rodriguez, Denny Rodriguez, Dolio Rodriguez, Felipe Rodriguez. Solvodor Soldivor. Rofoel Solozor, Sylvio Freshmen girls hove o good rime before school Freshmen Robert Elizordo. Ringo Guojordo. Felix Flores, ond Angel Morrinez mess oround during lunch rime 30 Freshmen Sturgeon, Ulmer Suorez, Esrello Tomez, Noncy Thormoehlen. Liz Torres. Isidro Torres. Robert Trevino, Alfredo Trevino. Gobriel Trevino. Lionel Turony, Perrie Volderromo, Rene Vogt. Dryon Sondy Bustillos ond Mory Stello Suorez enjoy the worm weother on o sunny doy White. Angelo Yglesios. Julio Yndon. Steven Freshmen 31 32 Administration Keeps Wheels Turning at THS 1. Mr. Ralph Gorrerr checks over forms. 2. Mrs. Lucy Lavender counts our change. 3. Mr. Roy Sregoll is both Assistant Principol ond Head Varsity Doskerboll Cooch. 4. Mrs. Sylvia Hamilton does the clerical work. 5. School Board Members ore (front) Alicio Rodriguez (Board Member). Rene Gonzoles (President); (bock) Gerold Anderson (Superintendent). Horry Bruton (Board Member). Steve Eoron (Vice- President). Clork Kolb (Board Member), Lee White (Secretory). 6. Mr. Alonso Molino contacts speakers for Career Day. 7. Mrs. Enedelio Suorez checks for forms. 33 Allen. Lloyd Doss. Melonie Becker. Eleanor Conion. Peggy Childers. Gory Craig. Don Cummins. Morrho Dovis. Jennifer Flores, Alicio Goge. Susan Golloher. Dinoh Gorz. Suzie Grohom. Fred Lond. Undo Moyo, Sheree Melhorn. Keirh Mezo. Derrho Miller. Dill Pyron, Derry Robledo. Soro Senders. Jockie Stegall, Koren Suorez. Enedelio Symo, Joan Tomlin. Leon Von Rosenbenburg, Roy Mr. Eleozer stands in the hall during sessions on Career Doy. Wolron. John Westfall. Susan Wilson. Koy Mr. Gonzales explains how ro use the engine onolyzer. Wolrer. Mory Jeon 35 Ernest Muniz ond children ploy pin the nose on the Smurf in Child Development Closs. ■ Morty Yglesios hitches up equipment. Liso Hovelko works hord or her typewriter. 36 Reaching for Excellence in Academics Excellence in academics can be reached in many ways, whether if be in typing, agriculture, welding, drawing, helping children or work- ing on homework. Academics is the true purpose of being in school, striving to learn all we can about knowledge and applying it to our doily life. Sommy Villorreol and Raul Dominguez chip away exrra welding from a piece of pipe. Anglemiro Ortiz works on her homework ossignmenr. Leonard Moreno letters nomes for bosketboll during ort doss 37 Basics See Changes Along with the routine schedule such os reading, writing, and mathematics, new things set in. Ms. M. Boss, English teacher, let seniors take over teaching one day while girls P.E. dosses were making new routines in Aerobic dancing. Even job interviews become port of English studies to assist students in everyday life. Required subjects prepared students to cope with the world after school. 1. Sophomore Clore Smirh looks into SAT informorion. 2. Brer Morriners. senior, works wirh rhe colculotor during physics 3. Ido Cortez, freshmon. works on rhe Dukone during Correloted Longuoge. 4 Jeff Hollond. freshmon. listens closely in Algebro I. 5. Juniors Louro Perez ond Normo Moldonodo dissect o clom ond starfish in biology. 6. P.E. con be o very strenuous doss, os Junior Donny Tomez works our with rhe weights. 7. Will Porks, junior, works in the lob during chemistry. 39 1. Seniors Andres Trevino ond Andy Monremoyor roll our rhe dough in Homemoking. 2. Mrs. A Flores exploins rhe Freshman Liz Thormoehlen how ro rhreod rhe machine. 3 Mr A Dozen helps Julie wirh her skerch pod 4 Juniors Todd Sregoll ond Roberr Cordenos help moke book markers in rhe librory 5 Consrrucrionol Trades srudenrs Danny Morrinez ond Sreve Conrreros work on o merol projecr. 6 Concenrrorion is whor Aniro Rivero uses in VOE 7. Typing srudenrs Mory Esrello Suorez ond Sylvio Gorcio work on rheir ossignmenrs. Electives Moke Learning Appealing The curriculum includes classes like reoding, writing, and arithmetic; bur electives make leorning more appealing. Besides classes like VOE where a student can learn secretarial duties, and Homemaking where students learn how to cope with the everyday problems of living. there was the computer class which added six computers to the program. Then there was choir which was disbanded the first semester and then completely reorganized at mid-term. Students reached for ex- cellence in learning overall. 42 Greyhounds toke o time out during o gome. Grocie Gonzolez goes up for o bucket. 2. Iris Moreno works on her two honded bock swing. Reaching for rhe Tops in Athletics. From foil to spring arhleres reached for ex- cellence in sporr achievements. Team effort and school spirit was what Kept the Greyhound Pride going through out the year, whether it be in volleyball, football, basketball, tennis, golf, or trock each athlete gave it their oil. 3. Andy Richie purs rhe boll on rhe purring green. 43 All-District 1, The Linemon procrice blocking The Toft Greyhounds members ore Orlondo Gorcio. Mork Covingron. Denrley Decker. Will Porks. Sommy Villareal. Ernest Muniz. Eddie Trevino. Glen Hovelko, Julio Guerrero. Tim Floerke, Drod Floerke. Front: Poblo Martinez. Joey Moldonodo. Paul Pieper. Cloyton Grebe, Dorr Floerke. Andy Hounds Practice Hard Lupe Perez rokes o hond-off during procrice. Andres Trevino runs with the boll during procrice 2. 3. The Hounds' usual routine srorted with practice during the week or the first of August. The practices began at 8:00-10:30 and then from 6:00 to 8:00. This routine was carried out from the beginning of August til the week before school starred. The practice schedule was then changed, to 45 minutes during 3rd period athletics then from 3:00 to 7:00 of night. Practice paid off for the Hounds their successful year is whor they will never forget. Among the other highlights was when some of the football ployers got named to the All-District Football Team. Practice does moke perfect. Monremoyor. Andres Trevino. Dario Encinio. Lupe Perez, Roberr Cordenos. Richard Alvarez 4. Andres Trevino. Sammy Villareal. Eddie Trevino, Richard Alvarez, Paul Pieper US 26 Kenedy THEM 0 21 Sinron 48 ► ■ • ) 62 Premonr 0 21 Dishop 6 28 George Wesr 0 • i 23 West Oso 6 17 Aransas Pass 0 'wKi 3 Refugio 28 46 Goliad 7 27 Ingleside 8 27 Playoffs George Wesr 8 jrcia. 21 Porr Isabel 7 0 Sweeney 41 45 1. Joey Moldonodo runs o sweep during the Aronsos Poss gome. 2. Denrley Decker fights off o blocker during the Defugio gome 3. The Toft Greyhound line surges forword on o block ogoinsr Goliod. 4 The Comrodes celebrore offer o Goliod victory. 5. Orlondo Gorcio runs posr o Defugio would-be rockier. 6. Andres Trevino mokes some yordoge ogoinsr Defugio. 7. Dorr Floerke rhrusrs oil his energy inro o block. 46 Henicke's Comments At the beginning of foorboll season in August 1982,1 feel thor if the ream worked together, that we could win second in district. We hod o great year. Things turned out os I expected them to. The highlight of the year was when Toft defeated Port Isabel. I would like to rhonk oil 23 members of the Greyhound squad for their ef- fort throughout the year. It wos on experience I will never forget, and one I know these fine young men will never forget. The memory of these young men will life with me forever. 47 ■ 1. Andres Trevino runs posr o block by Som- my Villereol. 2. Eddie Trevino rockles o George West bock. 3. Will Porks rhrows o block while Andres throws o poss. 4 The Greyhound defense zeros in on o Torpon bock. 5. Orlondo Gorcio eludes some George West ployers. Hounds Win Area Practices, green and white streamers, and a gym full of cheering students lead to winning the Area Champs title. The first sign of the Hounds vic- torious winning streak wos when they bear the George West Longhorns in the Di-district playoffs. After the victorious win the Hounds went on to play the Port Isabel Tarpons. The Torpons were the number two team in the store of Texas prior to ploying the Mighty Greyhounds. When the Greyhounds advanc- ed to Regionals, they ployed the Sweeney Bulldogs. The Greyhounds met their match on a wet field and lost, 41-0. J.V. Overcome Size, Number The Toft Junior Vorsiry Greyhounds ended rhe seoson with o 3-4-1 record. The highlighr of rhe seoson wos when they lost to Refugio 21-20, with only thirteen ployers. Cooch Sweeney said he thought they displayed a lor of desire in overcoming rhe obstacles of size and the number of ployers. The most productive ployers were Eddie Quilomoco, Joe Hino- josa, Alvin Perez, Alonso Sanchez and Bart Ortiz. 50 The Junior Vorsiry Hounds consists of (front) Frank Alvordo, Raymond Mendez. Alvin Perez, Joe Hinjoso. Cruz Gorcio. Alonso Sonchez. Dovid Torres: (bock) Cooch Jeff Sweeney, Dorrell Solinos. Borrolo Ortiz, Jerry Trevino, Eddie Quilimoco. John Novo, Cooch Bill Miller 1. The J V. Hounds run in or holfrime 2 Joe Hinjoso gets post o would be rockier 3 Cooch Sweeney concenrrores on rhe nexr ploy 4 The J V Hounds discuss rhe nexr ploy in rhe huddle 4 51 Freshman Dear Refugio, End Season 5-3 The highlight of the season come with the 28 to 6 victory over Refugio. They ended the season with o 5-3 overall record. Freshman football player John Groves said. We hod o tough season that hod its ups ond downs. I i I Four of the gomes were ployed Freshman Cooch Ed Jones said with the Junior Varsity. Their They really learned how to play record in district wos 4-1. os o team. 2. The Freshman Team consists of (first row) Angel Mortinez. Felix Flores. Gobriel Trevino. Dole Lowver, Dove Mutchler. Ronlee Groves. John Groves.- (bock row) Cooch Ed Jones. Kyle Jones, Som Porks. John Paul Quiroz. Bingo Guojordo, Keith Jones. Bryon Vogt. Alonzo Arce, ond Joe Cororgo. 1 Roymond Mendez inrerceprs o Tiger poss ond runs for o rouchdown. 2 Som Porks throws the boll to on open receiver. 3 Angel Morrinez corries the boll on o runn- ing ploy ogoinst Refugio. 4 Felix Flores. Som Porks ond John Poul Quiroz surround o Refugio boll carrier 5. Ringo Guojardo. takes the boll ond looks for on opening before getting o first down. 50 • Varsity Takes Consolation at Bishop Tournament The Lady Hounds started the season in August with two day practices. They worked hard to produce wins over Gregory Portland. Sinron. Beeville, Flour Bluff, Bishop and Woodsboro. The Lody volleyballers won consolation in the Bishop tourna- ment after bearing Flour Bluff and Son Diego. At the end of the seoson their 6 record was 12 wins and 15 losses. In district it wos 2 wins ond 8 losses. The wins were over Ingleside ond West Oso. Receiving All-District wos Cathy Moody, ond Molly Moyo received Honorable Mention. 1. Carol Vogt stretches while Supny Moyo wotches end of J.V. gome 2. Julio Trevino shows us her spiking form during practice 7 3 Kim Dovis practices her sets during after noon practice 4 Coral Vogt goes up for the block 5 Seniors stretch' before the gome 6 Carol Vogt ond Kelly Groves stretch before the gome. 8 7 Molly Moyo woirs onxiously for the serve. 8 Sunny Moyo sets o bockser. 9 The Vorsiry Volleyball reom of 1982 consists of (bottom row) Sunny Moyo. Kelly Groves. Julie Remillord. Terry Gonzolez. Cothy Covington. Carol Vogt, (top row) Cooch Goge. Trocie Reynolds. Molly Moyo Cothy Moody. Julio Trevino. Betty Rodriquez. Kim Davis J.V. Ends 6-15 Season The J.V. Volleyball ream ended with o 6-15 season. Coach Gage commented that the J.V. group was a young group mainly mode up of freshman. They ended the season very strong. I am very proud of this group, and I feel next year will be highly successful for these girls, Gage said. 1. (Top Left) Liz Thormoehlen bumps the boll while Lori Murchler and Missy Rios ore ready ro help our. 2. CTop) Corhy Perron, Missy Rios, Cecilio Gorcio, Jonell Cook, Liso Hovelko; (Bottom) Lori Murchler, Liz Thormoehlen, Iris Moreno, Beverly Barros, Angie Rodriguez ore J.V. members. 3. Missy Rios bumps the boll while Lori Mur- chler is ready ro help our. 4. The J.V. girls go bock on the court after rime our. 5. Cecilio Gorcio worches Liso Hovelko dinks the boll over the net. 6. Angie Rodriguez sets the boll across the net while Beverly Borros is ready ro help. 1. The Lody Hound Vorsity Basket- ball ream completed their Pre- Season ploy with a 3-9 record. Their Pre-Seoson competition consisted of five 5A reams, four 4A teams, o 3A ream, o 2A teom, and on A ream. The Pre-Seoson schedule was a tough one with teams such os G-P, Carroll, and Calollen on the list. The Lody Hounds participated in i Lady Hounds End Pre-Season with 3-9 record the Calollen Tournament and the Flour Bluff Tournament. Kim Dovis was All-Tourney in the Flour Bluff Tournament with 37 points. 1 Molly Moyo shoots o jump shot over o Goliod defender, while Cothy Moody owoirs the rebound. 2 Cothy Moody goes up for the jump boll while Grocie Gonzoles ond Kim Dovis owoit the tip. 3. Senior Sunny Moyo sets up the offense. 4 Kim Dovis, Kelly Groves, Delindo Torres, ond Molly Moyo set up the Lody Hound defense. 5. Kim Dovis mokes her move while Cothy Moody wotches. 6. Sunny Moyo throws o pass to Kelly Groves. 7. Cothy Moody ond Molly Moyo embrace after the A-P win. 6. Senior Delindo Torres reoches high for the jump boll. 3. 4 59 Lady Hounds Wrap Up 3rd in District The Lady Hound Vorsiry wrap- ped up rheir season play with a 9- 13 record and a 6-4 District record They finished third in District behind West Oso and Goliad. Coach Tim Weinrich said, We went down to the final gome of the year to get into the playoffs but we missed our chance. ” Kim Dovis led oil scorers with 234 points or o 10.6 overage. Cathy Moody pulled down 175 re- bounds with on overage of 7.95 rebounds. i 60 4 1 Molly Moyo goes up for on eosy loy-up ogoinst A.P 2 Senior Grocie Gonzoles was on rhe 2nd Teom All-District. 3rd Team Regionol presented by the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches, ond was the outstan- ding player of Toft High School voted by teommotes. 2 3 3. Kim Dovis was on the 1st Teom All- District. Sophomore of the Yeor. All- Tournomenr in the Flour Bluff Tourney, ond olso outstanding ployer of Toft High School voted by teommotes. 4. The 1982-33 Lody Hound Vorsity ream consisted of (front row) Sophomore Kim Dovis. Juniors Molly Moyo ond Cothy Moody, (bock row) Seniors Chodno Bruton. Kelly Groves, Belinda Torres, Grocie Gonzoles. ond Sunny Moyo. 5. Kim Dovis shoots o jump shot over o Car- roll defender while Belinda Torres owoirs rhe rebound. 6. Grocie Gonzoles shoots o jump shot while Belinda Torres watches. 5. 6. 61 Team Improvement Reynolds, Carter Leads J.V. The J.V. was led by Trade Reynolds with 157 points while Sharon Carter pulled down 145 rebounds. Cooch Westfall commented that, Watching the team im- prove so much wos the highlight of the season. 1 Clare Smith shoots o jump shot over on A P. defender. 2. Shoron Carter goes up for two against Refugio. 3. Kothi Baker shoots over o West Oso defender. 4 Sandro Gibson attempts to throw the ball in. 5. The members of the J.V. Basketball ream ore (front row) Bennie Benford. (2nd row) Sharon Carter and Nora Lisa Flores. (3rd row) Kothi Baker, Cecilia Garcia. Clare Smith, and Leslie Ann Thorp. (4rh row) Donno Covington. Kelli Homzy. Trocie Reynolds and Sandra Gibson. 6. Tracie Reynolds goes up for a lay-up. 7. Sharon Carter goes up for the jump ball while Trocie Reynolds and Cecilio Garcia await the tip. 8 Junior Donna Covington posses the boll. 8 63 Girls Take District Title The 1982-83 Freshmen Lady Hound ream completed their seoson with o 14-4 record. Their 5- 3 district record was good enough to take the District Championship. Liz Thormoehlen led oil scorers with 222 points or a 12.3 overoge. Jonelle Cook was close behind with 193 points or o 10.7 overoge. She also was the leading re- bounder bringing down 157 re- bounds or 8.7 rebounds per gome. 4 64 2 3 1. Liso Hovelko jumps high for the jump boll. 2. Jonelle Cook goes up for o jump shot 3. Liz Thormoehlen goes up for on eosy loy-up. 4. The 1982-63 Freshmen reom consisred of (front row) Monoger Rosemory Rivero, Iris Moreno. Jockie Gomez, Liz Thormoehlen. Kelli McIntyre, (bock row) Cooch Shonnon Goge. Perry Turony, Cothy Perron. Liso Hovelko. Jonelle Cook. Ofie Hinojoso. ond not pictured is Beverly Bortos. 5. Perry Turony shoots o free throw while Ofie Hinojoso ond Liz Thormoehlen owoit the rebound. 6. Kelli McIntyre attempts to pass the boll to either Liz or Jonelle. 65 1. Gory Lows our jumps rhe Refugio defender. 3 The Vorsiry Hounds of 1982-33 consists of (bock) Jimmy Smirh. Morvin Brooks, Robert Driver, Will Porks, Gory Lows, Eddie Trevino, Jeff Lentz, Cooch Roy Stegall, (front) Ismoel Olivorez, Monoger Brer Martinets. Jose Rodriquez. 2 Gory Lows takes his shot os Will Porks owaits rhe rebound 4 Jeff Lindsey shoots for two. 5. Will Porks exhilerores oil his energy into his jump shot. Hounds End District, 5-5. The Varsity Hounds ended district with a 5-5 record. The High Scorers were Jimmy Smith with 276 points and Will Porks close behind with 267. The high re- bounder was Gory Lows, pulling down 164 rebounds. In the Toft tournament the Hounds received consolation with Jimmy Smith earning All tourney. In the Refugio tournament they earned third place, with Eddie Trevino, capturing honors os on All tourney. 4 5. 67 1 Jeff Lenrz worms up with his reommores. 2. Robert Driver wins rhe np. 3. Will Porks shoors over his defender. 4 Jimmy Smith looks omozed os he shoots Highlights Hounds Beat Ingleside, Refugio, Says Stegall Coach Roy Stegall said, the highlights of the season were bearing Ingleside twice and beating Refugio at Refugio. Coach Stegall also said his ream will be much stronger next year, and they will have 4 Vi starters back. The Hounds ended their season with a record of 16-11. Season Record, 13-9 J.V. Ties for Third The Junior Varsity finished off rheir season with o district record of 5-5. This record tied them with Refugio for third place. The leading scorer for the year wos J. D. Cook. He accumulated 294 points, with a gome overage of 13.4. The highlight of the season was the lost gome, commented Cooch Miller. The gome was won by o shot by Joe Gonzales in the lost 6 seconds of the gome. This gome ended their season with on overall record of 13-9. 1 J. D. Cook shows a smile of confidence. 2. James Cook goes up for two while J. D. Cook goes bock for defense. 3. James Cook goes for o loy-up. 4 The Junior Vorsiry Hounds consist of (front) Jerry Trevino. Joe Gonzoles. David Torres. Andy Ritchie, (bock) Michael Dox, J. D. Cook, James Cook, Todd Stegall. Cooch Dill Miller. 5. J. D. Cook shoots o freethrow while Michael Dox waits to rebound. 6 Joe Gonzoles shoots for two. 1. 1. Freshmen boys heod for rhe locker room during holfrime 2 Som Porks ourjumps his opponenrs. 3 Freshmen roke o breok during rhe gome 4 Angel Morrinez dribbles down rhe courr ro ser up rhe offense. 5 Dryon Vogr shoors over rhe Gregory- Porrlond defender. 6 John Poul Quiroz shoors o free rhrow Freshmen End with 9-1 District Record Freshman Boys had a district record of 9-1. This record tied them for first with West Oso. Keith Jones was high scorer with Bryon Vogt pulling down the most rebounds. Coach Jones soid his team was much better than he expected. He said they were not os talented os most teams, but they outplayed them. The highlight of the season for the boys was beating West Oso, 37-35. They ended their season with o record of 16-5. 7. The Freshmen Basketball ream consists of (fronr) Rene Volderomo. John Paul Quiroz. Heorh Demmer, Ronlee Groves; (middle) Cooch Ed Jones. Keith Jones. Tony Word. Angel Mortinez. Felix Flores; (bock) John Groves. Bryon Vogt. Som Porks, ond Kyle Jones. 3. Lady Hounds Sef Record The Lady Hounds frock ream consists of nine J.V. girls and eleven Varsity girls. Coaches were Susan Westfall and assisted by Tim Weinrich. The team set many records and several qualified for the regional meet. Cooch Westfall states. We had some of the roughest meets this year that we've ever hod. We on- ly ore losing two girls and expec- ting sixteen more freshmen girls. We should do very good.'' 1. Chodno Bruton clears her high jump or the District meet in Toft. 2. Jonelle Cook worches her discus throw land 0. Jessico Gomez gets her lead in the 200 meter run ot the Goliod meet. 2. 4 Jockie Gomez ond Kim Murchler moke o good hondoff or the Goliod meer. 5 Shoron Correr shows us her form in her long jump orrempr. which quolified her for Regionols. 6 Korhy Perron glides over o hurdle or rhe Tofr Disrricr meer 7. Lody Hound Trock reom consisr of Kim Davis. Rosemary Morrinez, Shoron Correr. Korhy Perron. Missy Rios. Janelle Cook. Molly Moyo. Beverly Borros. Liso Hovelko. Jockie Gomez. Ido Correz, Kim Murchler. Sandro Gibson. Rocheol Hernandez. Kelly Groves. Chodno Bruron, Cecilio Gorcio. Leslie Throp, Jessica Gomez, ond Donno Covingron, Berry Rodriguez was reom manager. 75 Boys Finish Second in District The Hounds finished second in district or Refugio, with seven quolifying for rhe regionol meer. The Hounds olso finished second or rhe Greyhound Reloys, ond they wenr on to win rhe Championship or rhe ingleside Reloys. The J.V. boys finished firsr or rhe Greyhound Relays' se- cond or Ingleside Relays, ond or rhe District meer or Refugio. 1 Andres Trevino burst our of the blocks running the 100 meter dosh 0t the Toft meet 2 Andy Monremoyor gives it oil he's got in the 600 merer run or District in Refugio 3. Eddie Trevino sprints the 400 meter dosh in Sinron meet 4 Alvin Perez mokes his move forword in the 3200 meter run or District in Refugio He won first ploce which qualified him for regionols. 5 Morvin Brooks dears the bor in the high jump or the Toft meet 6. Sommy Villarreal uses his strength in the discus or the Goliod meet 7. J.V.'er Gory Lows gives it his best in the 400 meter dosh in Simon 77 Team Works Together After hours of practicing on the some field, the boys and girls went ro the some track meets. They ore together, worked together ond helped each other out. The frocksters strived for success ond togetherness in every event. 1. J.V. Track Team consists of John Groves Barr Ortiz. Frank Alvorodo. Som Porks. Pete Guojordo. Bryon Vogt, Alonzo Arce. David Torres, Gory Lows, Mark Covington. Vicror Trevino, Dovid Rodriguez. Rene Mortinez Lorry Schubert. Joe Cormorgo. Alonzo Sonchez. Felix Flores. Ronlee Groves Martin Riojos. Rene Volderromo. ond Eddie Quilimoco. 2 Shoron Correr ond Missy Rios give ir oil they got in the 100 merer dosh. 3. Cloy Grebe bursts our of the blocks. 4. Andres Trevino. Eddie Trevino. Andy Monremoyor ond Cloy Grebe get reody for the mile reloy. 5. Sondro Gibson sprints in the 400 merer reloy. 6. Vorsiry rrock reom members ore Joey Moldonodo, Cloy Grebe, Andres Trevino, Edword Encinio, Alvin Perez, Gory Adkison. Poul Morrinez, Morvin Brooks, Will Porks. Ernest Muniz, Robert Driver, Eddie Trevino, Sommy Villorreol, ond Andy Montemoyor. 6. 79 12 Qualify for Regional Track The Track program rook 12 qualifiers to regionols. Kim Davis, Kelly Graves, Molly Moyo, and Shoron Carter ran the 1600 merer relay. Kim ond Sharon also specialized in the 600 meter run and in the long jump, respectively. Then seven boys qualified. The spring relay con- sisted of Andres Trevino, Joey Maldonado, Cloy Grebe, and Andy Monremayor. The 1600 merer relay including Joey, Eddie Trevino, Clay, Clay, and Andy, placed third in the slow heat. Sammy Villareal pa ricipored in the discus. Alvin Perez was in the 320 merer run. 1 Chodno Bruton, Molly Moyo, Kim Dovis, ond Kelly Groves oil quolified for regionols in the 1600 merer reloy. 3. 2. Andres Trevino ond Joey Moldonodo set up the mork for the 400 merer reloy. 3. Goy Grebe ond Joey Moldonodo, proctice their hond off for the sprint reloy. 4. Hounds roke o breok in the sronds or Kingsville. 5. Molly Moyo, Kelly Groves, Kim Dovis, ond Shoron Correr set o new 1600 merer record of o time of 4.04:59. 6. Andy Monremoyor, Cloy Grebe, Joey Moldonodo. Andres Trevino worm up for the sprint reloy. 7. Shoron Corter, Jonelle Cook. Kim Dovis. ond Kelly Groves were olso nomed olternores for regionols. 6. Andres Trevino bursts our of the blocks in the sprint reloy. 4. Hounds Capture 1st, 11 District Honors Darter up again and again was heard as the Hounds won first in District 29-3A with a 14-7 record. In the last four district games the 10 run rule was utilized as the Hounds pounced on Ingleside, West Oso. Refugio, and Goliad. Pitchers for the Hounds were Orlando Garcia. Mando Garza, and Eddie Trevino. Leading hitters were Andres Trevino, with 430: Israel Gonzales. 420: Orlando Garcia, 380: and Raul Dominguez, 333. Also Greyhounds received district honor—(First ream) Frank Castillo, catcher; Israel Gonzales, 1st baseman; Andres Trevino, short stop; Richard Alvarez, 3rd boseman; Raul Dominguez, out- field: Orlando Garcia, pitcher; and Eddie Trevino, pitcher; (Second team) Albert Cisneros, Armando Garza and David Torres; (Honorable Mention) Steve Longoria. Then Andres Trevino was nam- ed Most Valuable Player and Albert Cisneros received Junior of the Year. xcrt 9- 3 -----SSi.-k- 7. 1 Andres Trevino strikes or the boll os rhe Hounds worch from rhe dugour 2. Richard Alvorez pulls bock ond woirs for rhe pircher. 3. Raul Dominguez loosens up for rhe nexr boll. 4 Israel Gonzoles pauses berween pirches. 5. Orlondo Gorcio swings ogoinsr a Refugio Bobcat pitch in moke-up gome. 6. Albert Cisneros colls for rhe boll or se- cond ro tog our rhe player. 7. Israel Gonzoles woirs for rhe boll ro pur another one away or first base. The Hounds Boseboll ream members ore (front) Bobby Solozor. Dovid Torres. Pete Guojordo. Roul Dominguez. Andres Trevino, Steven Longoria. Sommy Gorcio. Albert Cisneros, (bock) Cooch Emi Alaniz. Fronk Cosrillo. Richord Alvorez. Mando Gorzo. J. D. Cook. Eddie Trevino. Israel Gonzoles. Jimmy Smith ond Orlondo Gorcio. 83 Hounds Win Bi-Dislricf, 5-2 Afrer district, it was off to the playoffs. First the Hounds downed the George West Longhorns, 5-2, or Beeville. Then the rains come and the Hounds found themselves on the rood again trying to miss the downpours. But, in the first gome of the best two out of three, the Hounds slip- ped by the Sharyland Rattlers in the seventh inning, 8-7, when An- dres Trevino hits o home run and bringing in pitch hittlers Jimmy Smith who hit o double and J. D. Cook who walked when hit by q boll. Then the venom of the Rattlers took effect os they downed the Hounds 13-3 and 8-3. 84 1. Jimmy Smith tokes o srorr for first offer hitting. 3. 2. Cooch Aloniz gives pep folk to ployers between innings. 3. Isroel Gonzoles returns to dugout offer grounding out. 4 Dovid Torres loosens up before op- prooching batter's box. 5. Richard Alvarez stands ready to cotch o 4. high boll while shortstop Andres bocks him up. 6. Hounds dear dugout to congratulate An- dres Trevino for bringing in winning runs. 7. Team members run out to congratulate Frank Cosrillo offer he hit o home run. 6. Eddie Trevino is oil smiles after winning. 6-7. J.V. Baseball Ends wirh 2-5 Record The Toft Junior Varsity baseball squad ended their season with a 2-5 season record. We had good pitching all year by Eddie Quilimaco and good hitting from Andy Ritchie and Angel Mar- tinez, said Coach Steve Robo. Other pitchers were Pete Gua- jardo, Angel Martinez, John Paul Quiroz, and John Graves. There was only one home run hitter which was Pete Guajardo. There were 19 in the J.V. squad that completed the year. They improved each game in their skills and mental errors bur they still need work in both areas,” said Coach Robo. 2 86 Junior Varsity team members ore (front) John Poul Quiroz, Edword Torres. Joun Sonchez. Angel Martinez. Felix Flores, Martin Riojos, Kyle Jones, ond Cruz Arondo, (bock) Alfredo Trevino. John Groves. Som Porks, Andy Ritchie. Ringo Guojordo, Tony Fuentes. Eddie Quillmoco Robert Corrosquillo ond Cooch Robo, 1 Pelix Flores slides into first bose offer o hit. 2 Robert Corrosquijillo dives bock to first bose offer orrempting to moke o sreol for second bose. 3. Mondo Gorzo jumps to cotch the boll of George West opponent. 4 Felix Flores gets o heod-stort ogoinst the opposing reom ond steols for second bose. 5. Eddie Quilimoco pitches to on Ingleside Mustong. 6 Ringo Guojordo swings of the boll of on Ingleside pitcher. Toft 2 George West Them 3 7 George West 5 0 Beeville 77 4 Ingleside 6 2 Ingleside 6 2 Aronsos Poss 11 11 Aronsos Poss 7 87 Golf Team Received Second at District The 1983 golf ream received se- cond place or disrricr and qualified for regionals. Andy Ritchie received first place individual ot district with o score of 82. The golf team also received first place or Orange Grove Tour- nament bringing home the se- cond golf trophy in Toft history. Of oil the exciting events one really exciting thing happened 2. Clay Grebe was bit by a king snake at Sinton during practice. 5 6. 1. Ronlee Groves fees off during procrice. 2. Dorr Floerke looks in omozemenr os his boll approaches rhe hole. 3. Cloy Grebe keeps his eye on rhe boll. 4. Dorr Floerke hunrs for his boll in rhe worer hole. 5. Andy Rirchie warches ond wairs ro see where his boll lands. 6. Som Porks looks disoppoinred os he wor- ches his boll. 7. The 1963 Golf ream consisrs of (left) Cooch Fred Grohom. Dorr Floerke. Andy Rirhie, Som Porks. Cloy Grebe, Ronlee Groves, ond Jimmy Smirh. 89 1. Alex Gonzoles wotches Joe Gonzales while he returns the boll. 2. Gerald Camarillo returned the boll over the net. 3. Alex Gonzoles waits to return the boll. 4. Julie Remillard shows her stuff of tennis practice. 5. (Dock Row) Clore Smith, Gerold Comorillo, Julie Remillord. Joe Gonzoles, Alex Gonzoles, (Front Row), Trocie Reynolds, Janell Moikoetter, Iris Moreno ore tennis ream members. 6. Jonell Moikoetter hits the boll over the net. Tennis Team Efforts Pay Off. 2. After long hours of practice, district arrived for tennis players. Alex Gonzales placed fourth and Gerald Camarillo fifth in varsi- ty singles in district competition. Julie Remillard also took o fifth place in singles while Trocie Reynolds and Clare Smith receiv- ed fifth in Varsity doubles. Ploying on the Singles Junior- Vorsiry Team, Joe Gonzales plac- ed second while Liz Thormoehlen placed fourth. The ream worked extremely hard. Their effort was tremendous throughout the entire season ' soid Ms. Sandro Baldree, tennis coach. They ore o young team, ond I look for them to do o great job in the next two yeors, she soid. Corhy Covington. Steve Corrinos. ond Robert Welch perform in the senior ploy. 92 Virginio Novo lights the condle for instollorion. Gory Adkinson receives o carnation from ,he FHA carnation sale. Reaching for Togetherness Throughout the year, clubs and organizations worked hard ond eager to accomplish their projects. The Seniors worked together to perform Droculo ond one of the biggest bonfires, while Student Council put the fun in Valentines with the Mr. Irresistible. The big competition drew each class together in the second Annual Olympics. Will ond Prophecy wos the big moment when the Juniors ond Seniors joined together to im- itate others os they see them. The year wos full of class ond club unity. Jessica Gomez mokes signs for rhe child development party. Mr. L. Tomlin checks to see what time each doss needs to show hog. THS Students Enjoy Life Around Campus The daily schedule begins with rhe 8 a.m. bell with the morning bell being broken by homeroom. Then os soon os the bell rings at 12:15, students race to their cars and to rhe cafeteria to eot. Before rhe bell rings for rhe afternoon dosses, many students ore seen hanging around campus visiting with friends. Then the bell rings and class begins. 3 p.m. and school is out; well, for some students it wos. There were activities after school which students participated in ond left ot around 5:30-6. 1. Ronnie Gorcio prepares ro go ro doss. 2. Elvo Arondo. Grade Rodriguez, and Nicky Solozor walk posr rhe bus on rheir woy home. 3. Melisso Cosrillo boards rhe bus. 4 Dee' Dyro Griffins ond Judi Longwell rolk ro Tino Perkins during doss rime. 5. Jeff Lindsey, Kim Dovis. ond Jimmy 5mirh run errands during doss rime. 6. Pom Rivero ond Jerry Trevino srudy dur- ing American Hisrory. 7. Andy Monremoyor. Andres Trevino, Dorio Encinio, ond Eddie Trevino eor burgers during lunch. 8. Glenn Moikoerrer walks ro his nexr doss. 95 Ivy-Covered Walls Transform Student Center The Juniors in the Prom Commit- tee were busy os beavers. They first starred with having meetings in the morning, during lunch and sometimes or night. Making decisions on whor the Prom rheme should be was the hardest decision the committee hod to moke. Well, the hard work paid off Prom Night found the student center with ivy covered walls, paper flowers, balloons, tuxs, beautiful dresses, and the theme We may never pass this way again were among the main things seen or the Junior-Senior Prom. Although changes were mac in location, the Juniors worke hard ond pulled through. An adc rion of a banquet was also change from previous Proms. 6 1 One of rhe major decorations wos the pointing drown by Adolfo Aporcio, which wos copied from rhe memory books. 2 Juniors Adolfo Aparicio and Lori Murchler work on murol which wos used in this yeors Prom. 3. Junior students enjoy their rime or Prom. 4 Junior Veronica Peno ond dote roke o break from doncing. 5. Junior girls devote their rime to moking flowers for decorations 6. Derry Rodriguez takes o break from working to smile for comero. 7. Juniors ond Seniors wait for the meol to be served. 7 97 Seniors Win 'Olympics' The Second Annuol Greyhound Olympics provided on ofrernoon of closs uniry from the sock roce ro rhe tug-of-war. The Seniors won the Olympics, setting o record with 46 points. Second place with rhe total of 36’ 2 points was earned by rhe freshmen; third place. Junior doss with 34 Vi points; ond fourth was received by rhe Sophomores with 33' 2. The dosses all hod o good at- tendance, bur the Juniors hod the best percentage. 1 Ido Moldonodo ond Jeff Lindsey por- ticipote in the water bolloon ross. 2 Sommy Villorreol shot puts the medicine boll. 3. Freshmen ond Juniors cheer on their dosses. 4 Bennie Benford ond Morrin Riojos. the Sophomore team, sets their winning poce. 5. Steve Cortinas feeds Victor Novo o pickle in the ' Pig Out’’ Contest. 6. The junior boys’ Tug-O-War team strug- gles during competition, but seniors win. 3. Background PA Sysrem, 7-11 From the 7-11 ro rhe pitfalls of the public address sysrem were enacted by rhe Juniors and Seniors in rhe Will ond Prophecy. The Juniors showed rhe future of rhe Seniors of 1983 being based or rhe local 7-11 and rhe differem changes occurring in ten years ro rhe Seniors ond members of the faculty. Then rhe Seniors showed how rhe underclassmen would handle The Junior Prophecy consists of Kim Murchler (Missy Dicus). Joe Gomez (Sommy Villarreal). Cindy Coronodo (Annerre Molino), Jessica Gomez (Cooch Westfall), Tino Perkins (Kelly Groves). Julio Trevino (Adriano Gorcio). ond Betty Rodriguez (Cothy Covington). Bottom row ore Molly Moyo (Chodno Bruton), Lori Mutchler (Sunny Moyo). Cothy Moody (Carol Vogt), Virginio Novo (Prissy Aguilar). Louro Perez (Raymond Mendez), ond Elizabeth Rodriguez (Sondro Yglesios) 100 5 THS ocriviries in the future centered oround the PA onnouncements. Otherwise, the students por- rroyed others os they sow the in- dividuals. not os the individuals see themselves. 1 Chodno (Molly) helps Cooch Wesrfoll off the floor of 7-11 2 Adolfo (Donny Acosro) speoks ro rhe oudience 6 3 Joime Rodriguez sings rhe song Fred' for rhe Will os Aoron Solozor provided rhe hound dog sound effecrs 4 Molly Moyo (Sunny Moyo). Kim Mur- chler (Missy Dicus). ond Corhy Moody (Foye Reich), read rhe wills our for rhe Prophecy 5. Corhy Moody (Foye Reich) shows her friends rhe locker Ernesr Muniz srole for her for rhe bonfire 6. Delmie Comocho (Chodno Bruron) rells whor some of rhe Wills ore 7. Mr Allen (Gonzolo Gonzoles) ond Mr Eleozor (Vicror Novo) bump each orher in rhe greor show down os Jimmy Smirh (Dorr Floerke) looks on. 101 Seniors Reflect on Accomplishments . . The party is over, bur the players will live on . . . is true of the MASH 4077th os well os the Graduates of 1980 Eighty-six seniors received diplomas os the culmination of 12 years of education. Yet, the class of 1983 can look bock on various accomplish- ments—the winning year in sports, winning first in the Olym- pics , building the biggest bonfire, collecting a record omounr of ticket receipts for Drocula and academic achievements. They con look back at the good rimes or Lando Pork in New Braunfels os they played as a class. Yes, the Class of 1980 will be long remembered as they set off on different paths. y Andres Trevino delivers Voledicrorion od- dress thonking oil for their help 2 Seniors line up for groduorion processionol 3 Virgimo Lopez. Solutotorion, welcomes friends ond fomily to groduotion 4 Ismoel Olivorez. Rondy Morrinez ond Horry Gomez put on cops ond gowns 5 Seniors owoit Mr fV von Rosenberg's in- structions for seoting or groduotion or Fri- doy morning reheorsol 6 Dono Encinio prepores to line up for groduotion 7 Adnonno Gorcio ond Donny Acosto visit friends 8 Seniors slide down the Schlitrerbohn while on the Senior trip to Londo Pork Class of 1980 The Class of 1963 ore (from) Rueben Gonzoles. Julie Remillard. Sandro Yglesios. Chris Quilimoco. Morty Persons. Foye Reich. Adrionno Gorcio. Missy Dicus, Sunny Mayo. Corhy Covington. Grocie Gonzolez, Annette Molino. Mory Ann Mortinez, Angelico Gomez. Potricio Alvorodo, (second row) Alex Gonzoles. Dorio Encinio. Roselmo Rios. Normo Mortinez, Prissy Aguilor. Irene Costillo. Jerry Sonchez. Mory Ester Alvorez. Sylvio Espinoso. Sylvio Gorcio. Moggie Torres; (third row) Gerold Comorillo. Rondy Mortinez, Andy Montemoyor. Andres Trevino. Raul Dominguez. Aoron Solozor. Bret Martinets. Kelly Groves. Noro Gonzoles. Terri Gonzoles, Chodno Bruton; (fourth row) Mondo Gorzo. Joime Rodriguez. Lupe Perez, Joey Moldonodo 104 Glen Hovelko Poul Pieper Brad Ploerke, Mory Helen Soucedo, Terri Rios. Aniro Rivero: (fifrh row) Vince Peno. Jose Rodriguez. Bryon Thedin. Horry Gomez Bentley Becker Glenn Moikoerter. Victor Novo. Gonzolo Gonzoles, Belindo Torres. Virginio Lopez, Elso Alforo: (sixth row) Orlondo Gorcio. Jonie Torres Richord Al’vorez Ruben Rodriguez. Ismoel Olivorez. Condido Trevino. Eddie Rider, Jim Elzner, Dovid Perron. Frank Costillo, Donny Acosro. Tirso Hinojoso. Coral Vogt: (bock) Sommy Villoreol. Israel Gonzoles. Luis Aporicio. Julio Guerrero. Sreve Corrinos, Borr Floerke. Noel Hernondez. Eddie Trevino. Diego Morrinez. Gory Adkinson. Cloy Grebe. Joe Eddie Torres, Robert Welch. 105 1. Andres Trevino, the Voledicrorion. hos o grode point overage of 97 128 2 The Salurororion is Virginio Lopez with o grode point overage of 96.31. 3 Dee dryo Griffiths ond Jeff Lindsey ore outstanding Junior Girl ond Doy. 4 The outstanding Freshmon is Jeff Hollond. 5 The Outstanding Senior Girl ond Doy ore Sunny Moyo ond Andres Trevino 6. Those receiving perfect ottendonce ore Joe Arondo. Alex Gonzolez. Steven Ynclon, Robert Cordenos. Kyle Jones. Liz Thormoehlen. Melisso Koonce. Liso Mut- chler Dryon Vogt. Mary Ann Costillo. Detty Rodriquez, ond Joe Comorgo. 7. The outstanding Sophomore Girl ond Doy ore Kim Davis ond Andy Ritchie. 4 r V’V V V x x x 106 • •¥• x-xo • 4 5 Andres Trevino graduates as Valedictorian The Valedicrorian has the highest grode point average of the class. Andres Trevino had a GPA of 97.128 for his four years of high school. He plans to attend the University of Texas in Austin. His major will be mechanical y.y.y.y. I ¥•¥'¥ ¥' f wmgx . • ♦ !• • • £ yr-K-xQ TO.. “frA •X X.X X� X� X� X« 5a22 ’¥•¥•¥•¥•¥• • •¥•¥' 6 engineering. The Solutororion, Virginio Lopez, hod the second highest overoge of her closs. Her GPA wos 96.310 for four yeors. She plons to orrend Del Mor College. She will mojor in secretoriol training. The outstanding students were nominated and voted upon by the teachers. They ore selected according to leadership and ser- vice to the school and also academic achievement. 1. The Oursronding English srudenrs were Jomes Curtiss. Kim Dovis. Virginio Lopez, ond Kierh Jones. 2. The Oursronding Heolrh student wos Kelli McIntyre. 3. The Oursronding History students were Dione Sturgeon. Joime Rodriguez, ond Mondy Elizordo. 4 The P.E oword winners were Joe Aran- do ond Irene Castillo. 5. The Outstanding Science students were Will Porks. Jeff Lindsey. Andres Trevino. Kim Dovis. ond Jeff Holland. 6. The Outstanding Moth srudenrs were Kim Dovis. Adolfo Aporicio. Julie Remillord, ond Jeff Holland 7. The Outstanding Sponish student wos Julie Remillord. 5. Basics Tough, Strenuous The requirements for the basic classes are hard and strenuous. There are always a few who will excel in these classes. These classes are P.E., English, Health, History, Science and Math. 109 Students Receive Elective Awards Besides rhe Academic awards rhar were presented, there were also rhe Elective class awards. These classes include Journalism, Annual, Library. Art, Computer, Recordkeeping, Accounting, Speech, Drama, FHA, Homemak- ing, Construction Trades and Ag. 110 1. Joe Gomez ond Corhy Covington receiv- ed the Journolism ond Annuol Awords. 2. Lupe Perez wos presented the Librory Assistont A word. 3. Victor Novo received the Art Aword 4 Irene Costillo ond Belinda Torres receiv- ed the VOE Aword. 5 Joime Rodriguez received the Speech Aword while Sunny Moyo received the Dromo Award. 6. Donny Acosto received gifts from the FHA sponsors. Annette Molino received the Homemoking Aword ond Adrianno Gorcio received o gift from the sponsors for hov- ing mode the most points. 7. Grocie Gonzalez received the Computer Aword while Kim Mutchler received the Recordkeeping Award; ond Virginio Lopez, the Accounting Aword. 8 Robert Cordenos received the Construc- tion Trades Aword ond Jim Elzner received the Agriculture Aword. Ill 1 Melisso Koonce shows her buckle she received or the srote Lond judging contest 2 Mr Tomlin is congrorulored on his ser- vices in rhe Tofr school boord member 3. Droculo (Steve Corrinos) prorecrs himself ond his wives from Von Helsing (Robert Welch). 4 Joime Rodriquez shows his first ploce medol he received or store Lirerory meet 5 The Greyhounds defense stops the Tor pon boll corrier 6 The Juniors seem to enjoy rhe prom 7. Seniors moke their troditionol circle oround their lorge bonfire Winning and Changes Highlight Year From Area Chomps to the big- gest bonfire in Toft history were some of the school highlights of rhe 1982-83 year. Toft High was kept busy oil yeor storting with football. The Greyhounds were nor expected to do as good os they did. Bur to everyone's sur- prise they soon rose to Area Chomps. The Senior ploy ond bonfire also rook o lor of work. The Seniors worked for weeks preparing o huge bonfire for the Greyhounds. The Senior ploy. ' Draculo , set on oil rime record of $1362, making this rhe largest sum ever mode. Seniors pur in many hours to prepore to perform the ploy. Another unexpected event happened. The paper staff receiv- ed o 2 raring or the Interscholostic League Press Conference. The Prom wos also o unique highlight. It wos held or rhe Krum- now Student Center ond included o banquet. This yeor wos year of record breakers ond new trends. Joime Rodriquez received first place or rhe store Literary meet in poetry ond Melissa Koonce received the fourth best individual or rhe Store Land Judging contest. There were many hoppy ond exciting hap- penings. One unhappy event oc- curred, although. Mr. Tomlin retired. He hod pur in 16 years os the Ag teacher. He wos honored ot the Annual FFA banquet this yeor. Students Shore Thrills of Winning The rhrill of winning ond accep- ting defeat has been shared by many students during the yeor. Students, either in a sport or an organization, contributed wins to THS and also some losses. The band contributed sweepstakes for the second con- secutive yeor but hod its moments when they were let down to o four raring or Corlsbod, New Mexico. Also contributing wins was the UIL team. The ream contributed two sweepstakes trophies but didn't do too well at district with only seven students advancing to Regional ond two advanced ond one ploced or State. The Varsity football ream won Area, ond the Varsity baseball ream won first in District and ad- vanced to the playoffs. Doth girls ond boys basketball teams vied for the District title, ond the track reams hod o good turnout at District with boys ond girls placing district. 114 5. 6 1 Cindy Coronodo. Robert Welch, Joime Rodriguez, ond Corhy Covingron return to rhe cofererio after compering in Semi-finals or Rockport 2. Sylvia Garcia picks up second place Sweepsrokes trophy or rhe George West Non-Speech Tournament after compiling 70 points. 3. Toro (Sammy Villarreal) picks up Vomenos (Vince Peno) after he flirts with Ruby (Virginio Novo). 4 Mondo Garza wins rhe Mr. Irresisroble contest on Volenrine's Doy. 5. Andres Trevino looks over information before competing or Rockport. 6. Bond members practice for marching contest. 7. Joe Gomez picks up his first place trophy in Newswriting or Folfurrios. 8. Elso Alforo, Prissy Aguilor, Domion Mor- rinez, ploy Penre while waiting for contests or George West. ...'N 1. Senior Dorio Encinio disploys his orr oword—winning drowing ond rrophy. 2. Jim Elzner. senior, woshes ond brushes his hog or the AGH show. 0. Corhy Covington works on her science project for the Science Foir. 4. Seniors Joe Eddie. Steve Cortinos. ond Joey Moldonodo perform Moneoter ponromime ot the Gong Show. 5. Keith Jones, freshmon. reloxes offer grooming his hog. 6 Dee'dyro Griffiths, junior, wins sweepsrokes rrophy in the food division oi the AGH show, the homemode breod 7. This yeor s Science Foir winners were (front) Jomes Curtis. Donno Covington, ond Sondy Busrillos; (bock) Robert Wekh. Andres Trevino. Todd Sregoll, Tim Floerke. ond Felipe Rodriguez. Students Involved Throughout the year, students hove participated in the fairs and shows rhar have been held. At the AGH show, Dee'drya Grif- fiths won sweepstakes for her bread; Mandy and Steve won at the Gong Show; Donna Covington and James Curtiss placed first in the Science Fair; Dario got Best of Show at the Art Show with Victor Nava placing first. 7. Assemblies Break Piourine Assemblies provide o break • the daily routine. They varied from pep rallies to magic shows or from o speaker on medical careers to the Will Qn{( Prophesy. Student Council and Dromo were the sponsors for the assemblies. 1 Steve Corrinos performs drum corp con- test progrom during pep roily 2 Donny Acosto dresses up os Kim Dovis for o pep roily skit 3. Sunny Moyo ond Duzzy Gonzoles get reody for the childrens ploy ot Petty Elementory 4 Duzzy reminds the gong thot they will never be os close os they shored the vonillo white ice creom suit 5. Dond performs concert 6 Speoker discusses heolrh careers 7 Choir members ore (first row) Morgoret Martinez Angelmira Gorcio. Sondy Dustillos Dorothy Adome. Laura Mendez Hilda Alaniz (middle row) Dhono Hore Terry Hernondez. Steven Holder Elisa Alvorodo. Melisso Costillo (bock) Mr Ken Melhorn. Felipe Rodriguez. Emmanuel Castillo. Cordell Denford. Jose Rodriguez, Arcodio Ortiz. Poul Golmdo Organizations Create Spirit Spirit is not just raised by cheerleaders. It is a school function in which oil organizations rake port in. The Spanish club, F.H.A., and the Junior and Senior dosses start by making spirit togs. All the dosses participated in the hall decorations. The final result of the spirit raised wos the gome Friday nighr. 1 Bond members porricipore in pep roily. 2 Flog girl. Suson Esporzo. finishes her routine. 3 Julio Trevino. Roselmo Riojas, ond Corolino Hinojoso show rheir spirit by poin- ting the windows downtown. 4 Brad Floerke. Varsity football ployer. soys his speech to boost Greyhound spirit 5. Cheerleaders. Chodno Bruton, Sunny Mayo, ond Kim Davis do o skit during o pep roily. 6. Cloy Grebe leads the fighting Greyhounds with o smile. 7 Cheerleoders. Molly Moyo. Kim Dovis. ond Sunny Moyo leod o chont during o George West gome 4 The Outstanding othletes ore Andres 6 FFA officers ore Tim Floerke Robert Trev.no ondChodno Bruton Welch. Jim Elzner. Charles Demmer. Eric 5 N H S members ore Jeff Lindsey. Teresa Gordon. Glen Hovelko. Michael Sims Word. Sunny Mayo. Bort Floerke. Jim 7 Seniors Fronk Costillo ond Mondo Gorzo Elzner. Jaime Rodriguez. Prissy Aguilar. Bet- listen to Coach Jones jokes at the Athletic ty Rodriguez. Annette Molina. Gracie Gon- Banquet in the Student Center May 9 zoles. Kim Mutchler. and Andres Trevino 1 Robert Welch congratulates the Greenhonds at the Annual FFA Banquet 2 Junior Julio Trevino lights a candle at the installation of FHA officers 3 Coach Jones ond Coach W. Hemcke draw the winning ticket for the Cowboys footboll. Installation, Banquets Highlight Activities Installation ond banquets highlighted club and organiza- lional activities. Future Homemakers of America installed officers at the end of the football season in a candle light service Also in a candle light ceremony seven new members were in- ducted as the five former members conducted the ceremony. Then in the Spring the Future Farmers of America initiated their officers and honored members at their annual banquet in April. Athletes were honored at the Annual Banquet were Andres Trevino ond Chadna Bruton were named Outstanding Athletes of the Year. As the school ended the groups held numerous banquets, dinners, and picnics; the Spanish Club pic- nicked at Cole Park; Howl of the Hound Staff at Nolan's; FHA, at the Sizzler. and Dramo-Speech. at Nolan's Sirloin Surrey. 1 Adriono Gorcio posses our cornorions dur- ing fourth period 2 On coreer doy. Glorio Dominguez shows Mory Robertson ond Belindo Soldivor to rheir rooms 3. Mr. Childers helps some of his construc- tion rrode boys ot the fire srorion. 4 Mr. Gonzoles shows Ismoel Olivorez whor the problem is. 5. Sylvio Gorcio cuts out spirit togs 6 Roul Dominguez. Luis Aporici. ond Cruz Gorcio mix the cement used to instoll the new benches 7. Ag boys. Glen Hovelka. Dovid Burt, ond Tim Floerke help voccinore onimols School Clubs Very Helpful Fund raisers and providing ser- vices were the main purpose of clubs. From selling roses and magazines to working in rhe con- cession srond or from installing benches, working on cars, or recording the news ond history of the yeor to just plain arranging assemblies were club projects. Trips Relieve Routine Clubs went on many trips this year, whether it be to contest or to just get owoy from the hectic routine. Bond, FFA, and UIL literary members went to contest from Corlsbod to Srephenville to Austin. The Dromo club rook the children's ploy to East ond South Elementorys. The Science club went to the Auswell Wildlife Refuge,- FHA went to o movie in Corpus; Spanish club went to the museum; ond Lettermon's club went to the Store Track Meet. 1 «jo Elizordo. Ido Moldonodo, ond Corol Hmojoso ore on their woy to the pool. 2 Morty Parsons ond Joe Gomez discuss plons for morrioge in the children's ploy 3 Bond students toke time off to ploy foot- boll ot the Lor Lodge in Corlsbod 4 Liso Gunn ond Jonelle Cook lounge oround the pool ot New Mexico during the bond trip. 5. Terry Gonzolez tries to figure out prices during o trip to HED with Home 6 Fomily closs. 6 Seniors hove o good rime ploying volleyboll of the Schlitterbohn Worer Resort 7 Joime Rodriguez reods o prophecy ot the Dromo Banquet 8 Mr Von ond Li Ganglei enjoy the food ot the bonquet 0. Student Coundl, National Honor Society. Jr udent Council members ore (front row). Martin Rodriguez Adolfo Aponoo Adoanno Gorcia Irene Castillo Annette Molino. Groce GonxXe; Ins Moreno Elido Gorcio (middle row). Leslie Thorpe. Dogo Rivero. Julio Trevino. Carol Vogt Sunny Moyo. Lor, Murchle- Noro Flores u, Thormoehien Joe Gomez 'bock row) B-et Martinets Dee dryo Griffiths Steve Cortinas Jim Elzne- Bort Floerke Corhy Moody John Paul Ou-o, Andres Trevino Members of the Notional Honor Society ore (front row), Pricillo Aquilor. Grocie Gonzolez. Sunny Moyo Tereso Word Rodriguez (bock row). Jolme Rodriguez. Jim Elzner. Jeff Lindsey, Kim Mutchler. Bort Floerke. Andres Trevino . Annerre Molino, Derry 128 Lettermans Club and Cheerleaders etrermons Club members ore; (front row). Jose Rodriguez. Ismoel Olivorez. Tim Floerke. Andy Monremoyor. Lupe Perez. Orlondo Gorcio. Dorio , .'rtcinio. Joey Moldonodo. Andres Trevino. Cloyton Grebe.- (middle row). Andy Ritchie. Bort Floerke. Paul Pieper. Bentley Becker Eddie Trevino. ■ stork Covington; (bock row). Gory Lows. Jimmy Smith. Marvin Brooks. Will Porks, Isreol Gonzolez. Glen Hovelka. Jeff Lindsey. Ernesto Muniz. Julio i Suerrero. Brod Floerke. Cooch Roy Stegoll Sunny Moyo—Head Cheerleader Chodno Bruton Molly Moyo Kim Dovis Jackie Gomez Sandra Gibson FFA-FHA Future Formers of Americo members ore (front) Chorles Demmer. Porliomentorion: Tim Floerke. Secretory. Robert Welch Treosurer Gi Hovelko, Vice-president: Eric Gordon. Sentinel; Jim Elzner. President: ond Michoel Sims. Reporter: (middle) Mr Leon Tomlin Heoth Demmer tw Jones. Tricio Mount. Jimmy Owens. Jomes Curtis. Petrie Turony. Melisso Koonce. Rondy Snopko. Michoel Koonce (bock) Cordell Benford i n Cook. Dovid Burt. Jomes Cook. Dove Murchler. Kyle Jones. Dorin Griffiths. Btyon Vogt. Gory Lows Members not pictured ore Anqie Acosto 'Ll Covington. Ron Lee Groves. Steve Holder. Rudy Rios. Angelo White. Steve Contreras. Donny Mortinez. Morty Yglesis Mike Weldon Qe Moikoerrer, Marvin Brooks 130 Auto Mechanic-Constructional Trade Auro Mechanics members ore (from) Diego Marrinez. Romijio Gonzoles. Mr Simon Gonzales. Juon Sonchez: (bock) Ismoel Olivarez. Mondo Guerrero. Danny Morrinez, Doniel Luero. 131 Constructional Trodes members ore (front) Randy Mortinez. Ruben Rodriguez, Dole Lowver (bock) Richie Choplin Denny Morrinez. Michael Koonce. Mr. Gory Childers. Spanish-Art Club Sponish Club Members ore (Isr row) Son Juoniro Hirochero, Sylvio Gorcio. Grade Rodriquez. (2nd row) Domion Morrinez. Normo Mornnez Terr Gonzoles. Grocie Sonchez Arr Club members ore (Isr row) Som Moldonodo. Ido Elizordo Elviro Medina. Denny Morr.nez '2nd row; Mr Ai Dozon Elvo Arrondo ond T.no Perkins 132 Math Club—Science Club Science Club members ore (1st row) President Drer Martinets. Vice President Angelico Gomez. Student Council Representative Irene Costillo. (2nd row) Gonzolo Gonzales. Rudy Rios. Jim Elzner. Rene Martinez. Kelly McIntyre. Jonelle Cook. Rochel Hernandez. Melisso Costillo. Roselmo Riojos. Elviro Medina. Elido Gorcio. Domion Mortinez: (3rd row) Tricio Mount. Dryon Thedin. Edie Mortinez. Donny Acosta, Elso Alforo. Tirso Hinojoso. Terrie Rios. Ruben Rodriguez. Mory Helen Soucedo. Mr. Grohom 133 Moth Club members ore (2nd row) Jeff Holland. Adolfo Aporicio. Andres Trevino: (1st row) Domion Mortinez. Elido Gorcio. Mrs Peggy Conion. Drama-OEA Dromo Club members ore (fronr) Jim Elzner. Robert Welch. Billy Mireles Julio Yglesios. Steve Corrinos, Joe Gomez Morry Porsons Joe EdOe Torres. Joey Moldonodo Cindy Coronodo. Vince Peno, Irene Flores Louiso Moldonodo Virginia Novo Elso Alforo Julie Rem.llord. Sreve Ynclon Aoron Solazor (bock) Jomie Rodriguez. Sunny Moyo. Corhy Covington. Dogo Rivero Josie Soldivor Donny Acosro Heoth Demmer Ale Gonzolez 134 Office Education Association Members ore (bock) Sylvio Espinozo. Bernadette Castillo, Mary Helen Soucedo. Moggie Torres Roselmo Riojos Angelico Gomez. Noro Gonzoles. Mrs Pyron; (front) Sondro Mezo. Adriono Gorcio. Belinda Torres. Terrie Rios Howl of the Hounds Track's Staffs Newspaper Staff members (front row) Jeff Lodish Judi Longwell Joe Gomez Donny Acosto. Dee dryo Griffiths Sylvia Gorcio (bock row). Charles Demmer. Lorry Schubert Dogo Rivero. Josie Soldivor 135 Annual Staff members ore (front row). Julio Trevino. Irene Castillo. Sunny Moyo. Cothy Covington. Josie Soldivor. (bock row). Cothy Moody. Carol Vogt. Jeff Lindsey. Dort Floerke. Cloy Grebe. Kelly Groves. The Tofr Greyhound Marching Bond Bond Members ore (1st row) Leslie Thorpe. Grocie Gonzolez. Iris Moreno, Louro Mendez, Dorrhy Adome. Felix Flores. Horry Gomez Sommy Gorcio Sonyo Flores. Annerre Molino. Liso Murchler. Edword Alvorodo. Joe Gomez. Sreve Corrinos. Alex Gonzoles. Frank Alvordo Henry Miroles Anqel Mornnes. Billy Mireles, Frank Soucedo. (2nd row left ro righr) Ken Melhorn. Diono Srurgon. Normo Guerrero. Rosemary Morrinez Jomie Hirochero Guodolupe Rodriguez, Angelico Gomez. Terry Hernondez. Veronica Trevino. Yolondo Gonzoles. Roselmo Riojos. Ofie Hinojoso Mondy Elizordo Tirso' Hmojoso Christina Alvorodo. Elisa Lugo. Diono Correz. Dennis Koehler. Aido Vosquez. John Wolron. (Third row left ro righr) Jessico Moldonodo Jock.e Gomez. Edword Torres. Virginio Novo. Veron.co Peno. Delmie Comocho. Esmy Golindo. Missy Cosrillo. Corolino Hinojoso. Israel Gonzoles Mark Medina Borrolo Ortiz. Vince Peno. Orlondo Gorcio. Rondy Morrinez. Sreve Medina. Julio Yglesios. Ringo Guojordo. Dovid Torres Joe Gonzoles (Fourrh Row) 136 Michoel Box, Felix Noronjo. Mox Orriz. Felipe Rodriguez, John Poul Quiroz, Raymond Mendez. Berry Rodriguez. Eliso Muniz. Eliso Alvorodo. Angelico Morrinez. Mory Soucedo. Kim Mclnryre. Michoel Riojos, Audrey Romirez. Elido Gorcio. Rene Morrinez. Roman Volderromo. Brer Morriner. Chorles Demmer (Fifrh Row) Donny Acosro. Lupe Perez. Sollie Monres. Elvio Lopez. Angelina Morrinez. Liso Gunn. Kelly Mclnryre. Violo Rivero. Jonelle Cook. Sondro Yglesios, Morrin Riojos, Cindy Cororodo. Missy Rios, Elviro Medina. Ido Elizordo. Roberr Gonzoles. David Moldonodo. Rudy Rios, Michoel Sims. Jose Rodriguez. (Losr Row) Virginio Lopez. Rachel Hernandez. Noro Gonzoles. Suson Esporzo. Terry Hernandez. Jonie Valdez. Gonzolo Gonzoles. Cecilio Gorcio. Chris Aguilor, Julio Guerrero. Wolly Dioz, Mork Covingron. Joime Rodriguez, Dogo Rivero. Irene Flores. Lydio Peloyo. Ido Moldonodo. Prissy Aguilor. Delmo Acosro. Noro Dominguez. Noro Flores 137 UIL Team—Drum Major—Twirlers UIL Team members include (Fronr row). Vince Peno. Joey Moldonodo, (Second row). Marry Parsons, Sylvio Gorcio. Pricillo Aguilar, Dogo Rivera Josie Soldivor. Jomie Rodriguez. Domion Morrinez. Joe Gomez. Tony Word; (Third row). Liso Murchler. Sunny Mayo, Teresa Word Corh Covington. Andres Trevino. Elso Alforo. Donny Acosro. Cindy Coronado. Virginio Novo. (Dock row). Sommy Villorreol. Sreve Corrinos Mono Elizordo. Dee’dryo Griffiths. Jeff Hollond. Adolfo Aporicio. Joe Eddie Torres. Rene Morrinez. Robert Welch. Jim Elzner. 138 Sonyo Flores Twirler Liso Murchler Twirler Annette Molino Drum Major Senior Achievements Acosta Danny 12-7-64 Art: 3.4; Arr Rep 34: Band: 1.2.3,4: Drama 4 FHA: 3.4 FHA Reporter 3: FHA Pres 4 Health: 1 Speech 4; Howl of The Hounds: 3.4- Reporter 3- Editor 4. One Act Ploy: 4: Amulonce Mon. Doncer; Science 3.4 Spanish: 4 Student Council 3.4 Principals Honor Roll: 4: Senior Ploy Assistant Director Adkison, Gory 12-10-64 Bond: 1.2,3.4: Football: 1.3: Tennis 1 Track: 2.3 4 Aguilor. Priscilla 9-9-64 Bond: 1.2.3.4 Flog Team: 34 Health: 1: Journalism: 3.4: Science: 3.4: Student Council 2,3.4: Soph Rep. Junior Rep.: Student Council Pres • Senior Ploy: Floro Alforo. Elso 12-3-64 Speech: 4: Journalism: 3,4: Pep Squod: 1.2: Science: 4; Senior Ploy: Mrs. Fern. Alvarado Patricio 4-1-65 Pep Squad: 2 Sponish: 3.4 Spanish Club Sec Alvarez Mary Ester 12-11-62 FHA: 4 VOE 4 Alvarez. Richard 12-10-64 Art 1: FHA: 4: Math 2 Science 2 Football: 12,3.4 Basketball: 3: Baseball: 12.3.4 Trock: 12.3.4 Aparicio. Luis 8-24-65 Arr: 12.3 Electrical Trades 3.4 Health: 1. Becker, Bentley 6-13-64 FFA: 12.3: Letrerman's: 3.4: Foot- ball 1.2.3 4 Tennis: 3 4 Honorable Mention (Foot- ball—LB.): 4 Bruton. Chadna 9-27-64 Cheerleader 3.4- FHA: 2- Tracks: 3 Basketball 12,3.4 Track: 12,3.4 Senior Play Mrs. Wesrerna. Camarillo Gerordo 12-24-64 Auto Mech 3: Bond; 2: Spanish: 1 Basketball: 3. Castillo. Frank 5-3-64 Art: 1- Auto Mech.: 1 Health: 1 Ler- termon's: 4: Math: 2 Science: 2: Football: 2: Basketball: 1 Track: 2; Baseball: 3.4 Castillo. Irene 12-31-64 Science: 3.4: Tracks: 4; Science Club Student Council Rep.: 4; Outstanding Typing 1 Award; Homemoking 3 Award: UIL Typing. Castillo, Rene 12-3064 Football: 1. Cortinas, Steve 2-7-65 Art 3: Band: 12,3,4: Business: 4: Drama: 3,4; Speech; 3.4; One Act Ploy: 3,4: Student Council: 4: Class Vice Pres.: 3 Class Rep.: 4; Foot- ball 1,2: Drumline Leader: 4; Member of 1st place Drumline at Calallen: 3,4; Senior Play: Draculo. Covington. Cathy 4-3-65 Dramo 2.3 4 One Act Play: 2.3,4: Pep Squad: 1 Science: 1 FHA: 1 Tracks: 3 4 Speech: 4: Volleyball: 1,2,3 4 Football Sweetheart Nominee: 4 Senior Play: Mina Harker. Dicus. Missy 5-6-65 FHA 2,3,4: Senior Play: Vampire's wife FFA Sweethearr: 4. Dominguez, Raul 4-9-65 Art: 12.3,4- Letrerman’s: 2.3 4 Spanish; 3- Health: 1 Baseball; 12.3.4 Elizondo Anita 6-17-65 FHA 12,3.4: Spanish: 4, Elzner. James 1-16-65 FFA: 12.3.4; Science: 4 Student Council 4, Speech 4 Football 1 Track 3: FFA President: 4 FFA Reporter: 2.3: Star Chapter Farmer 3: NSMA: 4 Senior Ploy: Dr. Quincy. Encinia Dario 1-12-65 Arr: 1 FHA: 4 Football 1 2.4 Track 1. Floerke. Bart 2-28-65 Band: 1 Business: 1.3; Health: 1 Letrerman's: 4: NHS: 3,4: Science 2 Student Council 1.3.4 Tracks: 4 Freshman Rep.; Junior Rep.: Senior Corresponding Secretory; Football 12.3.4 Basketball 1 Golf: 3,4; Typing II Award. World History Award: Who's Who Among American High School Students: 1 in UIL Solo Contest: Senior Play: Jonathon Harker. Floerke. Brad 2-28-65 FFA: 1.3: Letrerman's: 3,- Football 12.3,4 Basketball: 1. Gomez. Harry 9-30-64 Band: 12,3,4: Football: 1.3. Garcia. Adrianna 8-3-65 FHA 2.3.4 Student Council 4 VOE: 4: Volleyball 2- Senior Ploy Miss Anya. Gorcio. Orlando 9-10-64 Bond 12.3.4: Letrerman's: 1,2.3 4 Fresh. Treasurer: Senior Vice-Pres.: Foorball 12,3 4 Basketball 1.2: Track 2.3: Boseball 12.3.4 All- District—Baseboll 3: Honorable Mention Football 4. Garcia. Sylvia 9-3-64 Howl of the Hounds: 4 Sponish: 4 Spanish Club Pres: 4. 139 Gorzo, Armando 6-17-65 Auto Mech.: 3; Lerrerman's: 3; 5panish: 1,2; Baseball: 2,3,4, Gomez, Angelica 11-12-64 Band: 1,2,3,4; FHA: 2,3,4, Science: 1.2,3,4; VOE: 4. Gonzales, Gonzalo 8-28-63 Band: 1,2,3,4: Science: 4 Gonzales, Israel 2-2065 Band: 1.2,3,4: Lerrerman’s.- 3,4; FoorbolL 1,3,4: Baskerball: 1,2,3: Track: 1, Boseboll: 2,3,4. Gonzales, Nora 8-1064 Band: 12,3,4: Flag Team: 2,3,4: VOE: 4. Gonzolez, Alex 5-12-65 Band: 1,2,3,4; Drama: 3,4. Speech: 3,4- One Acr Play: 3,4. Freshman Class Secrerory: 1; Foorball: 1,2; Tennis: 12,3,4, Senior Play.- Mr. Giemm. Gonzalez, Gracie 8-15-65 Bond: 12,3.4: Drama: 1 Speech: 1 Lerrerman's: 3,4; NHS: 3,4,- Srudenr Council: 1,4: Freshman Class Presi- dent 1; Senior Class Represen- tative: 4; Baskerball: 12,3,4. Gonzalez, Terry 1-31-65 Spanish: 4: VOE: 3; Volleyball: 12.4. Gordon, Eric 9-25-65 FFA: 12,3,4. Foorball: 3; FFA Of- ficer (Senrinel). Groves, Kelly: 1-21-65 Lerrerman's: 12,3.4: Tracks: 3,4; Volleyball: 12,3,4; Baskerball: 12,3,4: Track: 12,3,4; Senior Play: Dracula's wife (Vampire). Grebe, Clayron 5-18-65 Band: 1; Lerrerman's: 3,4; Tracks: 3,4; Foorball: 12,3,4; Baskerball: 1 Track. 2,3,4; Golf: 12,3,4. Guerrero, Julio 12-24-64 Band: 12,3,4. Lerrerman's: 3,4: Foorball: 12.3.4. Havelka, Glen 11-4-64 FFA: 12,3,4: Lerrerman's: 3,4; Foorball: 3,4; Tennis: 3,4. Hernandez, Noel 12-20-64 Auro Mech.: 3,4. Hinojosa, Tirsa D. 8-19-64 Art 3.4; Band: 12,3,4; FHA: 12,3,4: Science: 4. Lopez, Virginia 12-11-64 Band: 12,3,4. Flag Team: 3,4, Band Jr. Rep.: 3; Sergeanr-or-arms: 4; Flag Team Co-Caproin: 4. Maikoerre, Glenn 10-29-64 FFA: 12,3,4; Foorball: 1,2,3. Maldonado, Joey 9-16-64 Art 3,- Drama: 2: Speech: 2; One Acr Play: 2; Foorball: 2,4: Track: 3; Senior Play: Arrhur. Marriners, Brer 12-10-64 Band: 12,3,4; Healrh: 1 Morh: 1,2,3; Science: 12,3,4; Srudenr Council Bond Rep.; Baskerball: 3,4, Manager; Tennis: 1,2,3; Junior Class Marh award; Oursranding Soph. Junior Boy in Bond; Senior Play: Lighrs. Marrinez, Benny 1-21-64 Art 2,3,4; FFA: 4, Healrh: 1 Howl of Hounds: 2,3,4; Science: 2,3,4. Srudenr Council: 1,2; Tracks: 3,4; Tennis: 2,3. Marrinez, Diego 7-21-63 Art 1 Electrical Trades: 1,2,3. Marrinez, Mary Ann 7-14-65 FHA: 3.4, VOE 4. Marrinez, Norma 8-6-65 FHA: 4; Science: 4; Spanish: 4; Sru- denr Council Rep. (Spanish). Marrinez. Randy 8-20-65 Art: 1 Band: 12,3,4; Health: 1; Math: 2; Science: 2; Spanish: 4; Foorball: 2. Mayo, Sunny 2-9-65 Cheerleader: 3,4; Drama: 12,3,4; Speech: 2,4; Lerrerman's: 3,4; One Acr Ploy: 2.3,4, Science: 3,- Srudenr Council: 4; Tracks: 3,4; Treasurer: 3; Volleyball: 1,2,3,4; Baskerball: 12,3,4: Track: 1; Honors: FFA Sweetheart: 2, UIL Honorable Mention Zone Richard III: 2; Head Cheerleader: 4; Homecoming Nominee: 4; Junior—Oursranding Girl: 3; All District Honorable Men- tion Volleyball: 3; Senior Play: Lucy Wesrenro. Molina, Annerre 11-12-64 Bond: 12,3,4, Drum Major: 4, FHA 2,3,4; Flag Team: 1,2,3; NHS 3,4 Srudenr Council: 1,2,4; Freshmon Rep.: 1 Sophomore Rep 2 Senior—Recording Secretary 4 Honors: Homemoking Award: 1,3 Senior Ploy: Vampire's wife. Monremayor, Andy 4-22-65 Bond: 3,- FFA: 3: FHA: 1; Health: 2 Lerrerman's: 2; Science: 2, Foot- ball: 4. Track: 12,3,4. Nava, Victor 2-13-65 Art: 4. Olivarez, Ismael 12-3-64 Art: 1,2,3; Auro Mech.: 1; Bond: 1 Lerrerman's: 4, Marh: 2; Science 2. Spanish: 1; Baskerball: 12,3,4 Parsons, Marty 7-19-65 Drama: 12,3,4; Health: 1 Speech 12; One Acr Play: 1,2,4; Basket- ball: 1; Senior Play: Nurse Cassidy. Peno, Vince 5-28-64 Band: 12,3,4; Drama: 4, Speech: 4; One Acr Play: 4; Foorball: 1. Baskerball: 1 Track: 1 Perez, Lupe 6-9-65 Bond: 12,3,4; Health: 1 Lerrer- man's: 4; Marh: 1,2; Science: 2,3; Foorball: 2,4; Track: 1. Perron, David 2-8-64 FFA: 1,2,3; Foorball: 1,2; Golf: 1. Pieper, Paul 2-14-65 FFA: 1; Health: 1 Lerrerman’s.- 1 Marh: 3; Science: 2; Foorball 2,3.4. Quilimaco, Chris 8-9-64 FHA: 4. Reich, Faye 11-30-64 Senior Play.- Vampire's wife. Remillord, Julie 2-15-65 Speech: 4—Vice-President; Volleyball: 3,4; Tennis: 3,4; Senior Ploy: Vampire's wife. Rider, Eddie 2-23-65 FFA: 12,3,4; Baskerball: 1; Golf: 1,2. Riojas, Roselma R. 3-16-65 Band: 12,3,4; FHA: 3,4; Science: 2,4; VOE: 4. Rios, Terrie 3-19-65 FHA: 1,2,3—President, 4—Srudenr Council Rep.; Pep Squad: 1,2; Science; 2,3,4; Student Council—4; VOE: 4—President. Rivera, Anita 8-21-64 Spanish award; 3. Rivera, Denny 8-10-65 Construction Trades: 3,4; Basket- ball: 1. Rodriguez, Jaime 5. 11-24-64 Band; 2,3,4; Drama: 3,4. FHA: 3; Speech: 1,3,4. Math: 2; One Act Play: 3,4; Science: 1; Spanish: 1; Stu- dent Council: 1,3,4; Treasurer: 1; Rep: 3; Soccer: 1; Honors: George West 3rd, Duet: 4,- One Act Ploy: Honorable Mention: 3; Senior Play: Renfield. Rodriguez, Jose 11-26-64 Band: 12,3,4; Drama: 1,3; Speech: 1,3,- Lerrerman's: 4; Student Coun- cil: 3; Vice-President: 1 President: 3; Sec. Trees.: 4; Football: 1; Basketball: 12,3,4. Rodriguez, Ruben 10-17-64 Electrical Trades: 3,4; FHA: 4; Science: 4. Salazar, Aaron 10-17-64 Drama: 4 Sanchez, Jerry 10-12-62 Art: 1,2; Auto Mech.: 3,4; Health: 2; Moth: 1,2; Science: 2,3. Sauceda, Mary Helen 2-14-65 FHA: 3,4; Science: 4; VOE: 4. Thedin, Bryan 6-27-65 Art: 3; Science: 4. Torres, Belindo 2-26-65 VOE: 4—Vice-President; Basket- ball; 12,3,4. Torres, Joe Eddie 11-3-64 Drama: 4; Speech: 4. Torres, Maggie 5-30-65 FHA: 1,2,4; Pep Squad: 1 VOE: 4. Trevino, Andres 9-8-64 Letrermon's; 12,3,4; Math: 3,4; NHS: 3,4; President: 2.4; Football: 2,3,4; Basketball: 1,- Track: 2,4; Baseball: 12,3,4: Honors: Outstan- ding Soph. Boy,- Outstanding Junior Boy; NHS—Junior. Trevino. Candido 3-1-65 Football: 12; Honors: Freshman Perfect Attendance; Soph. Perfect Attendance; Junior Perfect Attendance. Trevino, Eddie 2-9-65 Letrermon's: 3,4; Football: 2,3,4,- Basketball: 12,3,4; Track: 12,3,4.- Baseball: 2,3,4; Honors: Outstan- ding Athlete Award. Valdez, Janie 11-4-64 Band: 12,3,4; Flag Team: 2,3,4; Volleyball: 12,3,4; Basketball: 1,2,3; Track: 1,3: Senior Play: Vam- pire's wife. Villereal, Sammy 11-25-64 Auto Mech.: 3; Letrermon’s: 12,3,4; Student Council: 3; Foot- ball: 12,3,4; Track: 12,3,4. Vogt, Carol 11-12-64 FHA: 1 Letrermon’s: 2,3,4; Science: 3,- Student Council: 4—Annual Rep.; Tracks: 4; Secretary: 3,- Volleyball: 12,3,4; Basketball: 1,2,3,- Perfect Attendance: 1 Senior Play: Vampire's wife. Welch, Robert 2-7-65 FFA: 12,3,4,- Speech: 4; Football: 2; Track: 2; Honors: Lone Star Farmer (State Farmer); Degree in FFA; Sr. Soph. Treasurer FFA; Junior Geometry award; Senior Play: Dr. Van Helsing. Yglesios, Sandra 7-3-65 Band: 12,3.4; FHA: 1. Yglesios, Sylvia 11-4-64 Band: 1,2,3; Spanish: 3; VOE: 4. Index Acosta, Angie Acosta, Donny—3, 5,10,100,103, 104,110,130,133,134,135,136, 136 Acosto, Delmo—22,137 Acosta, Jonny Adame, Dorothy—26,119,136 Adkison, Gory—5,10, 79, 93,104 Aguilar, Chris—22,136 Aguilar, Pricillo—10,102,104,118, 122.128.137.138 Aldope, Enedelio—26 Aldope, Ismoel—22 Aldope, Rosalinda Alfaro, Elsa—10,102,104,114,133, 134.138 Alfaro, Leticia—22 Almager, Nancy—22 Alvarado, Chistina—26,137 Alvarado, Edward—22,137 Alvarado, Elisa—26,119,136 Alvarado, Frank—50, 78.137 Alvarado, Patricia—10,102,104 Alvarez, Gil Alvarez, Guadalupe—22 Alvarez, Mary Ester—15,102 104 130 Alvarez, Richard—10, 44, 47, 82, 83, 85,102,104,121,129 Aparicio, Adolfo—96,109,128, 133.138 Aparicio, Luis—3,10,104,125 Aranda, Cruz—9, 86 Aranda, Elva—4, 94,132 Aranda, Joe—22,107,109 Arce, Alonzo—26, 52,125,178 Arriaga, Ida Arriaga, Norma Arce, Manuel Miguel—26 Baker, Karhi—22, 62, 63 Bartos, Beverly—28, 56, 57, 75 Becker, Bentley—10, 44, 46,104 129 Benford, Bennie—22, 23, 62, 98 Benford, Cordell—119,130 Box, Micheol—22, 71, 136 Brannen, John—22 Brannen, Wallace—10 Brooks, Marvin—66, 76, 79,129 Brooks, Yvonne—26 Bruton, Chadna—2, 3, 9,10, 60, 74, 75, 80,104,120,129 Burt, David—125,130 Bustillos, Sandy—26, 31,117,119 Camacho, Delmira—70,136 Camargo, Joe—26, 52, 78,107 Camarillo, Gerald—15, 91,104 Candela, Raymundo—22 Cardenas, Robert—19, 38 40 44 107 Cardenas, Norma—26 Carter, Sharon—22, 62, 63 74 75 79, 80, 81 Castillo, Bernadette—97,134,144 Castillo, Dolores—26 Castillo, Emmanuel—119 142 Castillo, Frank—10, 83, 84,104, 123,141 Castillo, Irene—10,104,109, 111, 128,133,135 Castillo, Mary Ann—107 Castillo, Melissa—22, 95,119,133 Castillo, Missy—26, 27,119,136 Castillo, Rene—10 Chaplin, Richie—131 Cisneros, Albert—7, 82, 83 Cliburn, Tina Contreras, Steve—3, 9, 40, 92 Cook, Janelle—27, 56, 65.67 74 75, 81,118,127,133,136 Cook, John—71,130 Cook, James—1, 22, 71,130 Coronado, Cindy—18,114 134 137.138 Cortez, Cynthia Cortez, Diana—22,137 Cortez, Ida—27,75 Cortinas, Steve—3, 5, 6, 9,10,13, 99, 104,113, 117,118, 119,128, 134.137.138 Covington, Cathy—1,10,12,13, 55, 75, 92, 97,104,110,117,114, 134.135.138 Covington, Donna—62,63,117 Covington, Mark—44, 78,123 129.137 Curtiss, James—19, 99,108,117 130 Davis, Kim—2, 7, 9, 22, 55, 58, 59, 60, 61, 75, 80, 81, 94,107,108, 109,120,121,129 Davis, Michelle DeLaCruz, JoAnn—22 DeLaCruz, Sandra—27 Demmer, Charles—8,99,123,130, 135.137 Demmer, Heath—27, 73,130,134 Diaz, Wally—136 Dicus, Missy—10,13,101,104 Dominguez, Gloria—22, 23,124 Dominguez, Nora—137 Dominguez, Raul—10, 37, 82, 83, 104,125 Driver, Robert—66,69, 79 Dziadek, Greg Eldridge, Mary Elizardo, Amanda—22,109,137, 138 Elizardo, Ida—126,130,132,137, 144 Elizardo, Robert—27, 30 Elizondo, Anita—10 Elzner, James—10,12, 93,104, 111, 116,122,123,128,130,133,134, 138 Encinia, Dario—10, 44, 95,102, 104,116,121,129,141 Encinia, Edward—79 Encinia, Judy—27 Esparza, Rudy Esparza, Susan—22,118,120,136 Espinoza, Abraham—27 Espinoza, Sylvia—10,104,134 Floerke, Bart—10, 34, 44 47 88 89,104,113,122,128,129.135 Floerke, Brad—10, 44,104 121 129 Floerke, Tim—44,117,123 125 129, IX Flores, Arturo Flores, Felix—27, 30, 52, 53 72 73, 78, 87,136 Flores, Irene—23,134,137 Flores, Mario Elena Flores, Nora—3, 23, 62,128,137 Flores, Sonya—23,124,136,138 Fuentes, Delma—27 Fuentes, Esmeralda Fuentes, Sandra Fuentes, Tony—86 Frenzel, Erin—99 Galindo, Esmeralda—23,136 Galindo, Paul—119 Gamez, Harry—11,103,104,136 141 Garcia, Adrianno—10,11,103 104 110.124.128, IX, 134 Garcia, Angelmiro—27,119 Garcia, Calixtro Garcia, Cecilia—23, 56, 57, 62, 63 75, IX Garcia, Cruz—23, X, 125 Garcia, Elida—23,128, IX, 137 Garcia, Orlando—11,13, 44, 46, 47, 49, X, 84, 85,104,129,137 Garcia, Rita—27 Garcia, Ronnie—94 Garcia, Sammy—83, 99, IX Garcia, Sylvia—11,39, 41,104,124 132,135,138 Garza, Armando—11, 83, 84, 87 104,123 Gibson, Sandra—2, 5, 7,9, 23,62, X, 75,129 Gomez, Angelica—8,9,10, 104, IX, 134, IX Gomez, Carmen—27 Gomez, Jackie—3, 27, 64, 75,129, IX Gomez, Jessica—3,18, 20,75,93, IX Gomez, Joe—3,18. 21,107,110, 126.128, IX. 134,135,137, 138, 141 Gonzales, Alex—5,11, 90, 91,102, 104,107,119,120,134, 137 Gonzales, Cesar—27 Gonzales, Gonzolo—11,101,104, IX, IX Gonzales, Janie Gonzales, Joe—3,18, 71, 90. 91, 137 Gonzales, Manuel—23 Gonzales, Ramijio—18,131 Gonzales, Raul—23 Gonzales, Robert—18,137 Gonzales, Sandy Gonzales, Veronica—27 Gonzalez, Grade—11,13, 42 X X, 61,104, 111, 122, 128, IX Gonzolez, Isroel—4,11, 44, 47, 82, 80, 85,104,129,136 Gonzolez, Jose—11, 20 Gonzolez, Noro—11,104,134,136 Gonzolez, Ruben—11,102,104 Gonzolez, Terry—11, 55,104,126, 132 Gonzolez, Yolondo—18, 96, 99, 137 Gordon, Eric—11,123,130 Groves, Kelly—1,11,12, 55, 58, 59, 60, 75, 80, 81,104,113,135 Graves, James Ronlee—27, 28, 52, 72, 73, 78, 88, 89,122 Groves, John—27, 28, 52,72, 73, 78, 86 Grebe, Clayton—11, 44, 79, 80, 81, 88, 89,104,121,129,135,140 Griffiths, Darin—27, 28,130 Griffiths, Dee'dryo—8,18, 95,107, 116.128.135.138.141 Guajardo, Pete—27,30, 52, 53, 78, 86, 87,147 Guerrero, Julio—11, 44,104,129, 136.141 Guerrero, Mondo—131 Guerrero, Norma—27,136 Gunn, Lisa—18. 96, 97,113,127, 136 Gutierrez, Donny Homzy, Kelli—23, 62,130 Hare, Dhono—119 Havelka. Glen—11, 44,104,123, 125.129.130 Hernondez, David Havelka, Liso—27, 36, 56, 57, 64, 75 Hernondez, Laura—23 Hernondez, Lindo—23 Hernondez, Noel—11,102,104,113 Hernondez, Rachel—23, 75,133, 136 Hernondez, Terry—11,18,119,136 Hernandez, Terry—136 Hinojosa, Carolina—18,121,126, 130,136,144 Hinojosa, Joe—24, 50, 51 Hinojosa, Ofie—27, 64, 65,137 Hinojosa, Tirsa—4, 8,11,102,104, 133,137 Hiracheta, San Juanita—18,118, 132,136 Holder, Steve—27,119,122 Holland, Jeff—38, 99,106,108, 109,133,138 Hollowell, Melissa Ivey, Troy—18 Jones, Kyle—26, 28, 52. 72, 73, 86.107.130 Jones, Keith—28, 52,72,73, 108.116.122.130 Jaime, Ramona Koonce, Melissa—28,107,122, 130 Koonce, Michael—18, 99,130,131 Ladish, Jeff—18,135 Laws, Gary—8,18, 66,67, 77, 78, 129,130 Lawver, Dale—28, 52,131 Lindsey, Jeff—3,18, 66,67, 68, 94, 97, 98,107, 108,122,128,129, 135 Longoria, Armando—28 Longoria, Elma Longoria, Steven—18 Longwell, Judi—8,18, 95, 97,113, 135 Lopez, Elvia—18,136 Lopez, Virginia—11,103,106,108, 111, 136 Lozano, Mary—28 Luero, Eugene Luera, Daniel—19,131 Luera, Joe—19 Lugo, Elisa—18, 96,137 McIntyre, Kelly—28, 64, 65,108, 133.136 McIntyre, Kim—28,137 Maikoetter, Glenn—11,95,104 Maikoetter, Janell—24,91,130 Maldonado, David—28,137 Maldonado, Ido—19,98,126,130, 137 Maldonado, Jessica—28,136 Maldonado, Joey—7,11, 44, 46, 79, 80, 81,104,117,119,129,134. 138 Moldonodo, Lindo—28 Maldonodo, Louisa—3,134 Maldonado, Mary—19 Maldonado, Norma—19, 38 Maldonado, Sam—19,132 Martinets, Brer—11,66,104,128, 133.137 Martinez, Angelica—24 Martinez, Angel—28, 30, 52, 53, 72, 73, 84, 85, 86, 87,137 Mortinez, Angelina—28,136 Martinez, Angelina—10, 24,136 Martinez, Benny—15,131,132 Martinez, Damian—23,132,133, 138 Martinez, Danny—19, 38, 40,131 Mortinez, Diego—14,104,131 Mortinez, Edward—28 Martinez, Edi—14,133 Martinez, Laura—19,130 Martinez, Margot—7, 28,119 Martinez, Mary Ann—14,104,130 Martinez, Norma—14,104,132 Martinez, Paul—19, 44, 79,129 Martinez, Randy—14,102, 103, 104.131.137 Martinez, Rene—78,133,137,138 Martinez, Rose Mary—24,136 Mayo, Molly—19, 55, 58, 59, 60, 75, 80,100,121,129 Mayo, Sunny—2, 3, 5, 6, 9,13,14, 55, 58, 59, 60,101, 104,106,110, 119,120,121,122,128, 129,134, 135,138 Medina, Albert—24 Medina, Elvira—19. IX, 132, IX, 137 Medina, Lionel Medina, Mark—24, IX Medina, Steve—137 Mendez, Laura—29,118,119, IX Mendez, Raymond—29, X, IX Meza, Sandro—19,134,144 Mireles, Billy—29,134,137 Mireles, Henry—19,120,137 Molina, Angie—19 Molina, Anna Maria—29 Molina, Annette—2,14,104,110, 122.128, IX, IX, IX Monremayor, Andy—14, 38, 40, 44, 47, 76, 78, 79, X, 95,104, 129 Montes, Jaime—24 Montes, Sallie—20, IX Moody, Cathy—X, 42, 55, X, 59, X, 128,135 Moreno, Clara—29 Moreno, Elso—29 Moreno, Iris—26, 29, 43, 56, 64, 118.128, IX Moreno, Leonardo—37 Mount, Tricia—24, IX, 133 Muniz, Elisa—29, IX Muniz, Ernesto—4, 8, 20, X, 44, 79,129 Mutchler, John David—28, 29, 52, 93, 99, IX Mutchler, Lisa—24,107,137,138 Mutchler, Lori—20, 56. 57, 96,128, 144 Mutchler, Kim—20, 75, 96, 111, 122,128 Nanez, Thelma—24 Naranjo, Eddie Naranjo, Felix—29, IX Nava, John—29, X, 99 Nava, Victor—14, 98,101,104, 111 Nava, Virginia—20, 21, 92,97,113. IX, 134, IX, IX Nieto, Pete—29 Olivarez, Ismael—8,14, X, 66, IX, 104,124,129,131 Ortiz, Angelmira—29, 37 Ortiz, Arcadio—29,119 Ortiz, Barrolo—20, X, 78,137 Ortiz, Max—24, IX Ortiz, San Juanita—20 Owens, Jimmy—24,130 Parks, Sam—28, 29, 38, 52, X, 72, 73, 78, X, 88, 89 Parks, Will—4, 8, 20. 39, 42, 44, 48, 66. 67, X, 69, 79, 99,106, 129 Parsons, Andy—14 Parsons, Marty—15,104,126,134, 138 Pelayo, Lydia—20,137 Pena, Veronica—20, 96, 97, IX Pena, Vince—5,14,104,118,119, 134,137, IX Perez, Alvin—X, 76, 79 Perez, Dora Perez, Guadalupe—14, 44, 45, 47, 104,110,129, IX 143 Perez, Jerry Perez, Laura—20, 38 Perkins, Tina—20, 97, 99,113,130, 132 Perron, Carhi—29, 56, 57, 64, 74, 75 Perron, David—14,104 Pieper, Paul—42, 44, 104,129 Quilimaco, Chris—14,104,130 Quilimaco, Eddie—50,104 Quiroz, John Paul—29, 52, 53, 73, 86,128,136,142 Ramirez, Audrey—29,137 Reich, Faye—3,14,100,101,104 Remillard, Julie—1,3,13,14, 41, 55, 90, 91, 102,104, 109,113,134 Reynolds, Trade—9, 24, 55, 5 5, 62, 63, 91 Rider, Eddie—14,104 Riojas, Martin—78, 86, 98,136 Riojas, Michael—29,137 Riojas, Roselma—8,15,104,121, 133.134.137 Rios, Melissa—24, 29, 56, 57, 75, 79, 99,137,142 Rios, Rudy—20,122,133,137 Rios, Terri—14,102,104,133, 134 Ritchie, Andy—24,43, 86, 88, 89, 107,129 Rivera, Anita—15, 39, 41,104 Rivera, Denny—14 Rivera, Dago—20,128,134,135, 137,138 Rivera, Joe Rivera, Pam—29, 94 Rivera, Rosemary—29, 64, 75, 99 Rivera, Viola—29,136 Rodriguez, Alma Rodriguez, Angie—29, 56, 57 Rodriguez, Deatriz—20, 55, 96, 107,122,128, 136 Rodriguez, Denny—30 Rodriguez, Dalia—30 Rodriguez, David—78 Rodriguez, Elizabeth—20, 21,130 Rodriguez, Gracie—20,94,132 Rodriguez, Guadalupe—20, 99, 136 Rodriguez, Felipe—30,117,119, 136 Rodriguez, Henry Rodriguez, Jamie—5,14,101,104, 109, 110,114,119,122,128,134, 137, 138 Rodriguez, Jose—13,14, 66,104, 119.129.137 Rodriguez, Martin—3,128 Rodriguez, Rachel—24 Rodriguez, Ruben—15,104,131, 133 Rodriguez, Salvador—30 Rodriguez, Teresa Rosales, Eddie—24 Salazar, Nicky—94 Salazar, Aaron—15,104,134 Salazar, Robert—25 144 Salazar, Sylvia—30 Saldivar, Ester Saldivar, Josie—3,70, 99,134,135, 138 Saldivar, Rafael—30,125 Salinas, Darrell—50 Sanchez, Alonzo—25, 50, 78, 86 Sanchez, Darrolo—25 Sanchez, Gracielo—8, 21,132 Sanchez, Juan—21,131 Sanchez, Jerry—15 Sandoval, Andy—25 Sauceda, Francisco—21,137 Sauceda, Mary Helen—15, 25, 104,133, 134,137 Schubert, Larry—21,78,135 Sherra, Denise—21, 99 Sima, Michael—8, 21, 99,123,130, 137 Smith, Jimmy—21, 66, 69, 83, 84, 85, 89, 94, 129 Smith, Clare—25, 38, 62, 91, 97 Snapka, Randy—25, 93, 130 Songe, Decky Stegall, Todd—21. 38, 40, 97, 118 Sturgeon, Diana—20, 21, 96,109, 136 Sturgeon, Ulmer—31 Suarez, Mary Esrella—32, 41 Tamez, Danny—19, 39, 99 Tamez, Nancy—31 Thedin, Dryan—13,15,104,133 Thormaehlen, Liz—26, 31, 39, 41, 56. 57, 64, 65,107,128 Thorp, Leslie—9, 23, 25, 62, 75, 120,128,136 Torres, Delinda—1,13,15, 59, 60, 61,102, 104, 111, 134 Torres, Cindy—25 Torres, David—19, 21, 50, 78, 99, 137 Torres, Edward—8, 25, 86,136 Torres, Isidro—31 Torres, Joe Eddie—15, 92,104,117, 119.134.138 Torres, Maggie—15,102,104,134 Torres, Robert—31 Trevino, Alfredo—31, 86 Trevino, Andres—7,13,15, 38, 40, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 76, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 95.104,106, 108.117.122.123.128.129.138 Trevino, Candido—15,104,125 Trevino, Eddie—6,15, 44, 47, 49, 66, 68, 77, 78, 79, 81, 83, 84. 85, 104,129 Trevino, Gabriel—31, 52 Trevino, Janie—3, 21,130 Trevino, Jerry—3, 50, 94 Trevino, Julia—6, 21, 55, 99,121, 122,128,135 Trevino, Lional—31 Trevino, Richard Trevino, Veronica—21, 96,136 Trevino, Victor—21, 43, 78 Turany, Perrie—31, 64, 65, 99,130 Urbina, David Urbina, Rudy Valderrama, Rene—31,73, 78, 125,137 Valderrama, Roman—25 Valdez, Janie—15,102,104,113 136 Vasquez, Aida—25,137 Vela, Dolores Vogt, Dryan—31, 38, 52, 72, 73, 78, 107, 125,130 Vogt, Carol—1, 3,12,13,15, 38, 52, 55, 104, 126,135 Villareal, Sammy—15, 37, 42, 44, 48, 77, 79, 81, 99, 104, 121,126, 129, 138 Ward, Tony—73,138 Ward, Teresa—99,122,128,138, 143 Welch, Robert—8,12,15, 92, 97, 104,113,114,117,122, 123, 130, 134, 138 Weldon, Michael—21 White, Angela—31, 99 Yglesias, Julio Jr.—31, 134,137 Yglesias, Sandra—15, 97,104,136 Ynclan, Stephen—31,107,134 Yglesias, Martin—3,36 Alaniz, Jr., Emiliano—83, 84, 85 Allen, Jr. Lloyd—34 Dazan, Al—24, 41,132 Dass, Miss Melanie—34, 41 Decker, Mrs. Eleanor—34 Conion, Mrs. Peggy—34,133,142 Childers, Gary—34,125,131 Craig, Don—34 Cummins, Mrs. Janelle—34 Davis, Mrs. Jennifer—34 Eleazer, Richard—35 Flores, Mrs. Alicia—34, 39, 41 Gage, Mrs. Shannon—34, 64 Gallagher, Mrs. Dinah—34 Gafz, Mrs. Suzie—34 Gonzales, Simon—35,124 Graham, Fred—34, 89,133 Hamilton, Mrs. Sylvia—33 Henicke, Willie—123 Jones, Ed—52,122 Koehler, Dennis—137 Land, Mrs. Linda—34 Mayo, Mrs. Sherre—34 Mehlhorn, Kenneth—34,119, 136 Meza, Ms. Dertha—35 Miller, Dill—35, 50 Molina, Alonso—33 Puron, Mrs. Derry—35,134 Robledo, Mrs. Sarah—35 Sanders, Mrs. Jacquelyn—35 Stegall, Mrs. Karen—35 Suarez, Mrs. Enedelia—33, 35 Swinnea, Jeff—50, 51 Syma, Mrs. Mary Joan—35 Tomlin, Leon—35,130 Von Rosenberg, Ray—35 Walton, John—35,137 Weinrich, Tim Westfall, Mrs. Susan—35 Wilson, Mrs. Kathy—35 Wolter, Mary Jean—35