Taft High School - Tracks Yearbook (Taft, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1984 volume:

SPORTS... page 38 David Brooks gains yardage dur- ing a Freshmen football game. ACTIVITIES.. . page 92 Laura Perez, Andra Rabke, and Billy Mireies march during half time. TRACKS 1984 Taft High 502 Rincon Rd. Taft, Tx 78390 Volume 49 Lori Mutchler returns to school after lunch. Ofie Hinojosa, Clare Smith, Leslie Thorp, and Tracie Reynolds show that the Good ’Ole Days came back to Taft High School once more. Speech team awaits results at the Novice Speech Tournament in George West. Learning Learning was a part of each student’s daily routine. From constructional trades to homemaking. A little more was learned every- day. Whether it be in a library or chemistry lab, everyone did their share to make time worthwhile. Art students spend their time looking for pictures to draw. Camillo Garcia works intently while listening through head- phones in Fundamentals of Math. Senior Max Encinia cleans parts in auto mechanics. Senior Robert Cardenas carefully measures a piece of wood for his project in constructional trades. For Melissa Koonce and Laura Acosta, their learning takes place in the library. Activities break routine Along with daily routine of books, teachers, and work, activities always seemed to break the ice” with pep rallies, magic shows, dances, plays and lectures. A good at- tendance always filled the gym and auditorium with anxiously awaiting students during assemblies. Preparations for shows, fund raisers for clubs and go- ing on trips to compete in events also fit into daily activities. The working together of students contributed to fun and success during school. Band members watch the A l football game on Band Day. Mexican dancer from Jalisco con- centrates on his performance. 4 5 Fun in the Afternoon The fun we had in the afternoon consisted of par- ties, dances, and sports events. These were times when we all shared the good times not as individuals but as a whole. Football player Pete Guajardo ac- cepts congratulations from Coach Alaniz on a victory. Girls' Basketball practice was held in the afternoon as preparation for upcoming games. 6 A memorable moment is captured for Seniors as bonfire for 1983-84 burns slowly. Will Parks goes up for two points against the West Oso Bears. Elsie Moreno serves herself cookies and punch at the Annual Signing Party. CLASSES Leslie Thorp, Sandra Gibson, Clare Smith and Kim Davis are dressed up on Twin Day. 9 The GIL tours the capital after attending the fall conference workshop at the Gniversity of Texas in Austin. Angie Molina works on VOE projects. Chapter farmers initiate the Green Hands. Juniors Lisa Mutchler and Clare Smith with Mrs. J. K. Davis work in the concession stand at Bi- district playoff with Bishop. Seniors perform The Diviners Angie Acosta Brad Bickham Mary Ann Castillo Mark Covington Mary Eldrige Rosalinda Aldape David Burt Albert Cisneros James Curtiss Ida Elizardo Adolfo Aparicio Delmira Camacho Tina Cliburn Michele Davis Edward Encinia Francisco Aparicio Robert Cardenas John Cook Charles Demmer Macario Encinia Elva Aranda Bernadette Castillo Cindy Coronado Nora Dominguez Tim Floerke Ida Arriaga Manuel Castillo Donna Covington Greg Dziadek Calixtro Garcia 10 Cruz Garcia Ramijio Gonzales Carolina Hinojosa Leticia Lopez Laura Ann Perez Sammy Garcia Robert Gonzalez Michael Koonce Joe Luera Paul Martinez Albert Garza Yolanda Gonzalez Jeff Ladish Elisa Lugo Molly Mayo Jessica Gomez Dee'drya Griffiths Steven Longoria Norma Maldonado Sandra Meza Joe Gomez Lisa Gunn Judi Longwell Sam Maldonado Henry Mireles Joe Gonzales Terry Hernandez Elvia Lopez Danny Martinez Angie Molina 11 Seniors work to accomplish goals Fun, laughter, and good times were memorable to all Seniors. From unloading trailers of wood to taking ACT and SAT tests, Seniors worked throughout the year to accomplish goals. They began by breaking last year’s record by building a 37 trailer bonfire. Practicing for senior play held good times. Then onto preparing for college as seniors walked in and out of the counselor’s of- fice with ACT and SAT forms, financial aid forms, and scholarship applications. All the good times shared by the Seniors left memories of laughter to last a lifetime. Drum major Joe Gomez leads the marching. Senior Class officers are (front) Dee'drya Griffiths, president; Ernest Muniz, secretary; Josie Saldivar, representative; (back) Cindy Coronado, vice-president; Elvia Lopez, treasurer; Jessica Gomez, representative; and Ida Elizardo, respresentative. 12 David Torres prepares to take his cap and gown portraits. Seniors Dago Rivera and Jeff Ladish perform “The Diviners” in the Senior Play. Cheerleader Kim Mutchler leads a cheer during a pep rally. Hard work pays off for the Seniors as their entry wins the first Run Through Sign Contest . 1 13 Ida Montemayor Leonard Moreno Lori Mutchler Tina Perkins Gracie Rodriguez Sallie Montez Ernest Muniz Virginia Nava Laura Perez Guadalupe Rodriguez Cathy Moody Kim Mutchler San Juanita Ortiz Alma Rodriguez Martin Rodriguez Will Parks Betty Rodriguez Teresa Rodriguez Lydia Pelayo David Rodriguez Rudy Rios Veronica Pena Elizabeth Rodriguez Dago Rivera 14 Nicky Salazar Larry Schubert David Torres Josle Saldivar Mlchoel Sims Janie Trevino Jimmy Smith Julia Trevino Todd Stegall Veronica Trevino Diana Sturgeon Victor Trevino Danny Tamez Teresa Ward 15 16 Involvement Juniors care “Let’s show them we care!” was the attitude of the Juniors when it came to activities. Band contests, speech tour- naments, performing in plays, and participating in sports, were some of the things that the juniors were involved in. So involvement equals caring. Bobby Salazar sings Grease-Lightning” at a pep rally on Grease Day. Delma Acosta Chris Aguilar Letty Alfaro Edward Alvarado Lupe Alvarez Cruz Aranda Joe Aranda Kathi Baker Bennie Benford Michael Box Robert Carrasquillo Sharon Carter Melissa Castillo James Cook Diana Cortez Kim Davis Junior class officers are INorah Flores, representative; Clare Smith, representative; Leslie Thorp, president; Lisa Mutchler, representative. Junior Kim Davis gets instructions for number sense at Sinton Tournaments. JoAnn De La Cruz Gloria Dominguez Mandy Elizardo Bobby Esparza Susan Esparza Morah Flores Sonya Flores Esmy Galindo Paul Galindo Cecilia Garcia Elida Garcia Sandra Gibson Laura Hernandez Linda Hernandez Rachel Hernandez Ramona Jamie 17 Juniors Raise Funds “United we stand, divided we fall were the thoughts the Juniors had on their minds as they worked to raise money. The Juniors raised money by selling mums and working in the concession stand. The funds raised financed the Junior-Senior Prom. The Juniors stuck together through it all. Esmy Galindo and Bones'' Riojas help get the mums ready for delivery during Homecoming week. Joe Hinojosa San Juanita Hiracheta Melissa Hollowell Janell Maikoetter Angelica Martinez Angelina Martinez Damian Martinez Rene Martinez RoseMary Martinez Sandra Martinez Matthew McCarver Elvira Medina Tricia Mount Lisa Mutchler Max Ortiz Eddie Quilimaco 18 Juniors, Elida Garcia and Racheal Hernandez working at the concession stand. Trade Reynolds Martin Riojas Andy Ritchie Bobby Salazar Alonzo Sanchez Bart Sanchez Juan Sanchez Maria Sanchez Clare Smith Randy Snapka Leslie Thorp Edward Torres Jerry Trevino Aida Vasquez Dolores Vela Jose Zapata 19 Sophomores Stick Together Sticking together through thick and thin has proven the unity of the Sophomore class. When the times got tough as in the preparation of the Homecoming sign for contest and cleaning the town up the day after the game, they worked hard and got the job done. But then the getting was good when the work was all done and they were rewarded with a second place pay off. Keith Jones takes a little time off in Typing Class for the Christmas Party. Representing the Sophomore Class are (front) John Paul Quiroz, representative; Liz Thormaelhen, representative; Felix Flores, secretary-treasurer; (back) Keith Jones, president; Kyle Jones, representative Enedelia Aldape Christina Alvarado Elisa Alvarado Beverly Bartos Sandy Bustillos Joe Camargo Norma Cardenas Melissa Castillo 20 Janelle Cook Ida Cortez Carry Dawson Heath Demmer Robert Elizardo Felix Flores Irene Flores Ermalinda Fuentes Angelmira Garcia Ronnie Garcia Carmen Gomez Jackie Gomez Ceasar Gonzales Raul Gonzales Veronica Gonzales Ronlee Graves John Graves Darin Griffiths Pete Quajardo Norma Guerrero Dhana Hare Lisa Havelka Terry Hernandez Ofie Hinojosa 21 Sophomores Keep Active Activities like dress up days, downtown decorations, and parties were the many Steve Holder Jeff Holland Keith Jones Kyle Jones Melissa Koonce Dale Lawver Armando Longoria Mary Lozano David Maldonado Jessica Maldonado Angel Martinez Edward Martinez Kelly McIntyre Kim McIntyre things that kept Sophomores busy all year long. Glenda Reich and Beverly Bartos dress up for the Homecoming 50's day. 22 Mary Lozano stops from decorating the town during Homecoming Week. Mark Medina Laura Mendez Raymond Mendez Vidal Mireles Anna Molina Elsa Moreno Iris Moreno Dave Mutchler Elisa Muniz Felix Naranjo John Nava Pete Nieto 23 Sophomores Enjoy Fads As soon as fads come in it is not long before they are forgotten, and something new always replaces the old. Mew fads are also used by many, even sophomores that have picked up the habit of just enjoying watching peo- ple during their free time. Kathy Perron. Jackie Gomez and Lisa Havelka take a break during classes. Pete Guajardo. Eddie Quilimaco and Angel Martinez participate in people watching during lunch. Arcadio Ortiz John Paul Quiroz Sam Parks Cathi Perron Audrey Ramirez Glenda Reich Michael Riojas Pam Rivera Angie Rodriguez Henry Rodriguez Dalia Rodriguez Felipe Rodriguez 24 Salvador Rodriguez Eddie Rosales Missy Rios Rosemary Rivera Viola Rivera Sylvia Salazar Rafael Saldivar Ulmer Sturgeon Mary Suarez Mary Estella Suarez Nancy Tomez Liz Thormaehlen Cindy Torres Alfredo Trevino Gabriel Trevino Lionel Trevino Perrie Turany Rene Valderrama Bryan Vogt Tony Ward Angie White Julio Yglesias Marty Yglesias Steve Ynclan 25 Fish Experience Wins Being part of a winning team was what the Freshmen class was about. The Freshmen football team was undefeated while two freshmen were on the varsity foot- ball team. The varsity football team advanced to Bi-district. In cross-country, Debbie Gomez placed tenth in district while Rachal Vermillion placed seventh in State. The Greenhand Parliamentary Team which consisted of four freshmen placed first in Area. Kenneth Klanika was selected as High Point Individual on the Greenhand Team which earn- ed him a spot to the State Land Judging Contest in April. This was how the Freshmen class was part of a winning team. Kenneth Klanika, Missy Mauch, and Steven Ynclan have their hands sprayed green by Charles Demmer. Emma Trevino, Elisa Lopez, Nati Lopez, and Estella Rivera rest after lunch. Ida Acosta Laura Acosta Luis Aquirre Mary Linda Aquirre Valdemar Alaniz Mitchell Alexander Juanita Alvarez Sylvia Aparicio 26 Coach Ed Jones gives pep talk to Freshmen. Elizabeth Arriaga Gilbert Arriaga Dipti Bhagat David Brooks Missy Bustillos Veronica Camarillo Manuel Cantu Alex Castaneda Irma Castillo Julio Castillo Noelia Castillo Ronnie Cisneros Michael Cliburn Isabel Cortez T rino Cortez Dusty Davis Sandra DeLaCruz Shane Demmer Mary Diaz Irma Dominguez Stephanie Eaton Rosemary Eldrige David Encinia Daniel Espinoza 27 Freshmen Join Activities Freshmen start their high school years by becoming involv- ed in campus activities. They worked as a class in work- ing in the concession stands in the all-class Volleyball Tournaments as well as joining clubs. Freshman Sandy Moreno and Rac- quel Garcia are getting paper ready to decorate the freshmen hall. Felix Flores Grade Flores Olivia Flores Shaun Fonville Lonnie Franco Santos Fuentes Camilo Garcia Criselda Garcia Manuel Garcia Raquel Garcia Terry Garcia Debra Gomez Jerry Gonzales Norman Gonzales Peggy Gonzales Rachel Gonzales 28 Gilbert Guerrero Sha Hartung Jerardo Hinojosa Adilia Hinojosa Melissa Hinojosa Daniel Huerta Patrick Kelly Kennith Klanika Dundee Lackey Anticleto Longoria Albert Lopez Elsa Lopez 29 Freshman girls decorate the well and prior to the Bi-district game with Bishop. Roy Gonzales Kelly Grant Deann Graves Stephen Griffin Freshman Debbie Gomez takes a drink after running in the district cross- country meet Missy Mauch tries on her FFA jacket during lunch. 30 Michael Lopez Natividad Lopez Elena Lugo Enrique Lugo Raul Maldonado Roland Maldonado David Marroquin Anna Martinez Dora Martinez Roland Martinez Rosie Martinez Ruben Martinez Terry Martinez Melissa Mauch Melany Mayo Edelmira Meza Lydia Molina Sheri Montross Leadership Aids Freshmen Leadership brings about accomplishments. Freshmen class officers at- tributed ideas to the council along with competing in CIIL events such as sports, jour- nalism and speech. Leadership and achievements both make up a successful year. Freshmen class officers are, representative Veronica Segovia, president Dusty Davis, and representative Sandy Moreno. Not pictured is representative Dora Martinez. Sandra Moreno Armando Montez Norfilia Morales Mike Morton Eddie Nanez Javier Narvaez Anna Nieto Cynthia Nunez Manuel Ortiz Rosa Ortiz Sherry Petrie Tommy Pina Anita Pleasant Roy Pleasant Joe Pullin Joe Quilimaco 31 32 Andra Rabke Jeri Ann Ramos Estella Rivera Daniel Rocha Alfredo Rodriguez Diana Rodriguez Rene Rodriguez Rudy Rodriguez Robert Rosales Sibyl Rutherford Patsy Salazar Richard Salazar Juanita Saldivar Ramiro Sanchez Veronica Segovia Michael Sifuentes Steven Sims Dawn Smith Dena Smith Deanna Suarez Francisco Tijerina Brenda Torres Javier Torres Jesse Torres Fish Study Freshmen get back to basics—reading, writing, and mathematics. Missy Mauch, Tony Ward, Shane Demmer, and Joe Pullin learn how to weigh hogs. Dawn Smith, Alfredo Trevino, and Bryan Vickery study English. Shawn Fonville becomes an in- tegral part of campus activities. Emma Trevino Sandy Trevino Roger Valderrama Rachal Vermillion Bryan Vickery Janie Villalobos Raymond Villalobos Tom Ward 33 Administration Seeks Improvements Together these people worked on making our school what it is. From behind the desks to the board meetings, the ad- ministration worked on all sorts of ideas that would bet- ter the school and help reach a higher academic standard. School board members are (front) Alicia Rodriguez, Lydia Galindo, (back) Superintendent Gerald Anderson, Charles Kolb, Rene Gonzales, Bobby Nance, President Steve Eaton and Lee White. 34 Mrs. Lavender approaches her desk after putting some things in the vault. 35 Manuel Barrientes Melanie Bass Eleanor Becker Peggy Canion Gary Childers Martha Cummins Richard Eleazer Jennifer Davis Alicia Flores Dinah Gallagher Suzie Gatz Fred Graham Bill Miller Pam Miller Ken Melhorn Bertha Meza Mr. Bill Sklar looks over papers. Mr. Al Bazan in th art room. 36 Faculty Keeps School Going The faculty did not just im- part academic knowledge, but they directed students in assuming responsibilities. Yet the faculty went beyond the classroom to assist students as well as the community. They were in- volved in dances, games, field trips, and fund raisers. Mr. Scott Rippetoe waits for class. Rex Mussclewhite Betty Pyron Sarah Robledo Jackie Sanders Karen Stegall Jeff Swinnea Ray Von Rosenberg John Walton Jim Wiley Kathy Wilson Mary Wolter Peggy Zieschang 37 38 Pete Guajardo takes on two Aransas Pass Panthers. Gary Laws jumps high against the Aransas Pass Panthers. Sports From fall to spring—or from football to baseball, the Greyhounds fought against the odds to achieve many awards. The year of 1984 will always be a year to remember, for challenges and goals that the Greyhounds worked hard to achieve in sports. Cross Country Girls, Debbie Gomez, and Donna Covington run in the District Meet. Molly Mayo comes out of the blocks at the G.P. Track Meet. 39 Tracie Reynolds sets the ball while Cathy Moody and Molly Mayo look on. Lady Hounds End Fourth in District Bump, Set, Spike was the Lady Hounds’ offense. Along with the games they bounced through three tournaments. The first bump and set was in the Flour Bluff and Goliad tournaments. The team received Honorable Mention in both tournaments. The spike was in the Woodsboro tournament catching a fourth place trophy. As the Lady Hounds’ chances of district bounced up, they had to challenge Refugio and Goliad. After they played Refugio the ball began to bounce down. Then the Lady Hounds’ played Goliad for se- cond place in district and were disappointed by a loss. They bumped the ball up and over ending the season with a 5-5 record and fourth in district. The Lady Hounds' over all record was 11-12 as they bumped, set, and spiked. Lady Hounds Varsity Volleyball team members are (bottom row) Tracie Reynolds, Liz Thormaehlen, Cathy Perron, Second Row, Kim Davis, Cecilia Garcia, Janell Cook, Third Row, Cathy Moody, Molly Mayo, Jessica Gomez, Top Row, Betty Rodriguez, and Coach Peggy Zieschang. 40 Molly Mayo sets the ball over the net while Janell Cook, Liz Thormaehlen, and Trade Reynolds watch on. Liz Thormaehlen shows her serv- ing form during the game. Molly Mayo and Cathy Moody practice before a game. Kim Davis spikes the ball over the net. Tracie Reynolds and Liz Thor- maehlen are waiting for the ball. 41 Teams Gain Experience Old gym shoes, sweaty gym clothes, and the dreams of next year being better end- ed the Junior Varsity and Freshman Volleyball girls’ season. The J.V. team ended their season with a record of 2-14, and the Freshman with a 2-6 record. It was a good experience considering we had a small team, said Veronica Segovia and Stephanie Eaton, freshman players. All that’s left to do is to take the soap and wash the blues away. Iris Moreno prepares to block the Junior Varsity Volleyball team is (front) Iris Moreno, Jackie Gomez, ball. Beverly Bartos, Angie Rodriguez, (center) Missy Rios, Lisa Havelka, Perrie Turany, Kelly McIntyre, (back) Coach Peggy Zieschang. 42 Veronica Segovia and Debbie Gomez practice before a game. 43 Freshman Volleyball Team is (front) Debbie Gomez, Raquel Garcia, Patsy Salazar, (center) Veronica Segovia, Stephanie Eaton, Deanna Graves, (back) Coach Peggy Zieschang. Leonard Moreno, Mike Cliburn and Ron Lee Graves start their crosscountry race. Ron Lee Graves pushing to finish. Team members are (standing) Leonard Moreno, Roy Gonzales, Frank Tijerina, Trino Cortez, Rene Martinez, and Mike Cliburn. (kneeling) Angie White, Donna Covington, Rachal Vermillion, Debbie Gomez and Mary Diaz. 44 Vermillion Places Seventh Track in the fall? You heard right, cross country track. At the practice meets everybody placed in the top twenty, said Coach Westfall. Rachal Vermillion placed tenth in the girls division and Debbie Gomez placed tenth. Rene Martinez placed sixth in the boys division. Rachal qualified for State competition when she placed second at the Regional meet in Kingsville. Then it was on to State, held at Georgetown, where Rachal placed seventh. Rene Martinez puts out an effort to finish his race. Debbie Gomez pacing herself dur- ing a race. Leonard Moreno uses concentra- tion to pace himself. 45 Bobby Salazar prepares his tackle while Pete Guajardo makes his move. Taft Greyhounds 1983 Football Opp. Taft Opp Kenedy 7 42 Sinton 0 13 Premont 7 0 Bishop 7 14 George West 7 13 West Oso 35 0 Aransas Pass 16 15 Refugio 7 21 Goliad 21 14 Ingleside 28 13 Bishop 7 9 ’District ••Bi-district Pete Guajardo squeezes by as the Aransas Pass Panthers come from behind. 46 Hounds Capture Playoff Berth The crunching of popcorn, the cracking of peanuts, and the sipping of cokes helped keep up the spirit at the foot- ball games. From the first game with Kenedy to the start of district play with West Oso, the Greyhounds kept up their spirit to end the season with a 4-1 district standing. All of the long hours of workout in the weight room and on the practice field paid off by giving the Hounds a co-district championship and a shot at the bi-district title with the Bishop Badgers. Greyhound Mark Covington blocks as Gilbert Guerrero carries the ball during the Aransas Pass game. Another Tiger bites the dust after Kyle Jones makes his move. 47 Twelve Receive District Honors District honors were given to twelve Greyhound players. First team defense were Ernest Muniz and Eddie Quilimaco. While Will Parks, Kyle Jones and David Torres received second team defensive honors. Mark Covington, Will Parks and David Torres received first team offensive honors. Second team offensive honors were Bryan Vogt and Ernest Muniz. Honorable Mention were awarded to five players: Robert Cardenas, Jesse Tor- res, Sam Parks, Pete Guajardo, and Paul Martinez. rnrv yr� i 'txtr . — — yr-7 Varsity players are (back) Pete Guajardo, Bobby Salazar, Frank Alvarado, Ernest Muniz, Sam Parks, Bryan Vogt, Will Parks, Mark Covington, Jesse Torres, John Graves, Kyle Jones, Larry Schubert; (front) David Torres, Gilbert Guererro, Edward Encinia, Raymond Mendez, Alonzo Sanchez, Victor Trevino, Robert Cardenas, Eddie Quilimaco, Bartolo Ortiz, Angel Martinez, and Paul Martinez. 48 Pete Guajardo rushes for yardage as teammate blocks against the Bishop Badgers. David Torres carries the ball for the Greyhounds. The Greyhound defense prepares to make their move on the Badgers. Will Parks steps back to pass the football. Quarterback John Graves throws a pass to teammate. 49 United We Stand Being out of breath and having practice that you’d think would take forever was all the freshmen and JV foot- ball teams had on their minds. The JV ended their season with a 1-7 record and the Roy Gonzales runs a play while Alfredo Rodriquez blocks. Jerry Gonzales runs for a touchdown. Freshman were district champs with an 8-0 record. We set goals and we went for it and won, said Alex Castaneda. But being out of breath and the long practices really didn’t seem to matter. They were to support others and be supported by others. (Front Row) Rene Martinez, Rene Valderama, Gabriel Trevino, Eddie Nanez, Michael Riojas, Chris Aguilar, Cruz Aranda, Joe Camargo, Cary Dawson. (Back Row) Manager—Martin Aranda, Javier Narvaez, Rene Rodriguez, Robert Carrasquillo, Darin Griffiths, Jerry Trevino, Jeff Holland, Martin Riojas, John Paul Quiroz, Alfredo Trevino, Julio Yglesias, Felix Fiores, Coach Bill Miller Freshmen football team members are (front) Norman Gonzales, Trino Cortez, Jerry Gonzales, David Encina, Camilo Garcia, Alex Casteneda, Enrique Lugo, Daniel Huerta, Valdemar Alaniz, Joe Quilimaco, Coach Ed Jones, (back) Roy Gonzales, Mike Cliburn, Franky Tijerina, Dusty Davis, Michell Alexander, Manuel Cantu, David Brooks, Roy Dale Plesant Robert Carrasquillo waits for a challenge from the opposing team. The sign of victory for the Freshmen Team. David Brooks escapes two tacklers. 51 Kim Davis leaps to block oppo nent’s pass. Varsity Girls for Third in District Setting goals and reaching them were all part of becom- ing a better basketball team. With a record of 6-4, they tied West Oso for third place in district. Hard and long hours of practices paid off with victories and a 3rd place trophy at Tuloso-Midway tourney. Varsity players are Sandra Gibson, Tracie Reynolds, Kim Davis, Janelle Cook, Cathy Moody, Glenda Reich, Molly Mayo, Liz Thormaehlen, and Clare Smith. 52 Three Win Honors Three Lady Hounds receiv- ed district honors. First team All-District went to Kim Davis, and Liz Everybody waits for the rebound. Thormaehlen. Honorable Mention went to Cathy Moody. Two seniors will be leaving the team. Tracie Reynolds dribbles the ba! down the court. Tracie Reynolds jumps the ball in Ingleside. Liz Thormaehlen goes up for a layup. 54 Kim Davis Liz Thormaehlen Cathy Moody The Lady Hounds show unity, while listening to Coach Weinrich. Cathy Moody goes up for two. Kim Davis goes up for a lay-up. 55 Beverly Bartos and Leslie Thorp guard the opponent. Nora Flores, Leslie Thorp watch Iris Moreno concentrate for a basket. Leslie Thorp throws the ball in. Leslie Thorp and Cathi Perron meet Refugio’s team captains. 56 JVer See Team Unity as Goal. The saying winning is not everything may perhaps mean more to the J.V. Basketball girls than to the rest of their competitors. With the overall record of 8-12 and with the district standing of 3-7 the girls can say that they had a season of experience. Cathi Perron, said, The highlight of our season was when we played as a team and won. The girls have the future to look forward to with the rememberance of this years experience that’s on their mind. Lisa Havelka tries to pass the ball to the rescuers Beverly Bartos and Cathi Perron. Iris Moreno prepares to check in. (Front) Beverly Bartos, Iris Moreno, Jackie Gomez, Leslie Thorp, and Angie Rodriguez. (Back) Coach Peggy Zieschange, Ofie Hinojosa, Cathi Perron, Kelly McIntyre, and Lisa Havelka. Freshman Do Their Best The freshman basketball girls are a “very hard work- ing group, they will be the group to carry on the Taft tradition,” said Susan Westfall, girls basketball coach. The girls preseason record is 5-5 and their district record is 4-3. Coach Westfall went on to say, “they must work hard in practice to be the best.” But Stephanie Eaton said, “we thought this was going to be a rough season but it turned out alright.” 58 Debbie Gomez jumps high to reach her goal while Veronica Segovia and Stephanie Eaton back her up. 59 Varsity Ties for Third The dreaded words of “Hit the Line” and the pain from sore muscles add up to a year of hardwork and good times. Robert Driver said, “The best part of our season was beating ingleside.” With a season record 21-7 and a District record of 5-5, the season ended with the disappointment of not reaching the goals that they had set, Coach Roy Stegall said, the highlight of the season for the team and myself is, the winning of the first 11 games of their season as well as winning the Taft and Refugio Tournament. Stegall also said, the highlight was the 400th win in my coaching career. The unity of playing together and working as a team will remain with the players forever. Will Parks makes the effort to make two. 60 Eddie Quilimaco, Todd Stegall, Jeff Lindsey, Marvin Brooks, Will Parks, Coach Roy Stegall, Gary Laws, Robert Driver, J. D. Cook, Jimmy Smith, and Joe Gonzales. Will Parks, Gary Laws, J. D. Cook and Marvin Brooks are confident about their game. Robert Driver tries for two points, while Will Parks waits for the rebound. 5 Receive Honors The Hounds left their mark with the honors they achieved. Five players were named to the All-District teams. Jim- my Smith and Robert Driver received first team. While Gary Laws made second team. Next, Marvin Brooks and Will Parks received Honorable Mention. Robert Driver wins the jump ball. Jimmy Smith shoots a free throw. Robert Driver shoots for two. 62 Jimmy Smith does a lay-up before the game. Will Parks shoots a free throw. Gary Laws seeks assistance. J. D. Cook attempts a field goal. Robert Driver shoots the ball with ease. Marvin Brooks tries for the jump ball. Robert Driver, avoiding a block, goes for two. J.V. Boys Are District Champs Practice, practice, prac- tice. That’s all the boys J.V. basketball team heard all season and it almost made them perfect. We had a good year and were only one game short of an undefeated season,” said Coach Miller. Their season record was 17-1 which led them to a district championship and win loss record of 9-1. Keith Jones put it best. “There were times when we were behind going into the final quarter, but we were determined to win. We never quit.” Bryan Vogt outjumps his oppo- nent to make two points. The boys J.V. basketball team are (standing) Coach Miller, Sam Parks, Andy Ritchie, Bryan Vogt, Cary Dawson. Keith Jones, (kneeling) Michael Box, Eddie Nanez, Pete Guajardo, John Paul Quiroz, Ron Lee Graves, and Robert Carasquillo. Roy Gonzales shoots before his opponent can steal the ball. Keith Jones tries to pass to Bryan Vogt. Ron Lee Graves looks for someone to pass to. Pete Guajardo goes for two points while the referee stands by. 65 Freshmen Work Together The freshmen team work- ed together on and off the court and learned the qualities of a good sportsman. The season was slow as the freshmen met defeat, but as the season bounced along, the team showed improvements. Practicing was part of the game for Jessie Torres and Bryan Vickery. Freshmen Boys Basketball team members are (front): Jerry Gonzales, David Encinia, Trino Cortez, Norman Gonzales, and Bryan Vickery, (back): Roy Dale Peasant, David Brooks, Jessie Torres, Roy Gonzales, Frankie Tijerina, and Coach Ed Jones. David Brooks springs for the ball as teammates await its downfall. Roy Dale Pleasant lets go a free throw toss during a Mathis-Taft game. Trino Cortez moves into position as Roy Dale tries to win the tip. 67 Track Boys Work Togethe After long hours of work- ing out in the weight room and after many miles of run- ning, the boys track teams were rewarded with team as well as personal achievements. From high jumping to throwing the discus, to run- ning events, the track boys qualified for honors which were well deserved. The Varsity and J.V. teams strived to help their teams by improving their efforts. Varsity track members are (back) David Torres, Marvin Brooks, Will Parks, Frank Alvarado, David Rodriguez, (front) Robert Gonzales, Max Ortiz, Alonso Sanchez, and Rene Martinez. 68 Angel Martinez starts the first leg on the Taft relay team. Frank Alvarado struggles to stay ahead of running opponent. J.V. Clinches District Title Brooks Advances to State Track teams won district honors as well as Regional and State. Marvin Brooks, performing in the high jump, cleared 6'6 to qualify for Regionals with first place. He then went on to qualify for State after plac- ing first at Regionals with a jump of 6'6 . At State, he placed 6th with 6'1 . Will Parks threw 137 ft. with the discus at District to qualify for Regionals where he placed 4th after throwing the discus 154 ft. The J.V. came out of district on top. Placing first in district, the team accomplish- ed their major goal by win- ning as a team. Freshman Jesse Torres gives it his all while throwing the shot-put. Marvin Brooks takes a flying leap across the high bar while high jumping at district meet. J.V. tracksters lounge on the pit Mike Cliburn easily glides over the before beginning track events. bar while pole-vaulting. j V. track members are (back) Coach Miller, Bryan Vogt, John Graves, Roy Gonzales, Roy Dale Pleasant, Daniel Huerta, Dusty Davis, Felix Flores, Jesse Torres, Frankie Tijerina, Julio Yglesias, Oscar Sturgeon, David Brooks, Sam Parks, Coach Jones, and Pete Guajardo, (front) Camillo Garcia, Rene Valderrama, Jerry Gonzalez, Angel Martinez, David Encinia, Gilbert Guererro, Manuel Cantu, Trino Cortez, David Marraquin, and Mike Cliburn. 71 Three Advance to Regionals Practice makes perfect, and nearly everyone tries for perfection, even in track. At district, Sharon Carter placed second in the 200 meter dash, and second in the long jump. Rachal Ver- million took first in the 800 meter run and second in the Molly Mayo, Sharon Carter, Kim Davis, and Sandra Gibson warm up before the mile relay at district. 1600 meter run. Janelk Cook also placed second in the discus. Sharon Carter runs the 200 mete; dash at the Ingleside Relays. Kim Davis warming up before her running event. Girls Junior Varsity track team (front) Beverly Bartos, Iris Moreno, Jackie Gomez, Angie Rodriguez, Ofie Hinojosa (back) Lisa Havelka, Clare Smith, Tracie Reynolds, Kelly McIntyre, Cathi Perron, and Liz Thormaehlen. 72 Molly Mayo, Veronica Segovia, Kim Davis, and Sandra Gibson take a quick rest before their events. Molly Mayo starts with a good form on the long jump at the In- gleside Relays. Iris Moreno hands off the baton to Lisa Havelka during athletics. Olivia Flores gives it her all during the Greyhound Relays. 73 Carter Named State Alternate After long hours of hard work that was put in during track season, it seemed to pay off for some in respect at Regionals in Kingsville. Sharon Carter placed third in the long jump with a jump of 18'13 i and qualified as an alternate for the State Track Meet, and she also placed fourth in the 200 meter dash. Rachal Vermillion took Veronica Segovia runs the 100 meter run at the Greyhounds Relays. fifth in the 800 meter run and seventh in the 1600 meter run. Janelle Cook placed ninth in the discus. Sharon Carter, Molly Mayo, and Kim Davis receive their medals. Sharon Carter, Molly Mayo, Sandra Gibson sprint for a while before the Donna Covington runs her final mile relay at district. lap during her 400 meter run. 74 Molly Mayo starts off well in the 100 meter dash during the Greyhound Relays. Kim Davis takes the lead in her running event during the Greyhound Relays. I Varsity girls track team are (front) Ida Cortez, Sharon Carter, Leslie Thorpe, Cecilia Garcia, Isabel Cortez, Rosemary Rivera, (center) Rachal Vermillion, Veronica Segovia, Olivia Flores, Glenda Reich, Debra Gomez, Betty Rodriguez, (back) Raquel Garcia, Donna Covington, Kim Davis, Molly Mayo, Sandra Gibson, Janelle Cook, and Coach Susan Westfall. 75 Thormaehlen Places Third The tennis team went to a total of three tournaments this year. At district Liz Thor- maehlen placed third and was alternate to the regional meet. At the Woodsboro Tourna- Clare Smith smashes the ball across the net. ment, Trade Reynolds and Clare Smith placed third in doubles. As a whole, most of them improved, said Coach Peggy Zieschang, especially freshman. It was different teaching how to play, than to teach to play, she ended. Also at district were two doubles teams and a singles entree. Liz Thormaehlen plays the net during practice. 76 Kelly McIntyre serves the ball dur- ing practice. The Tennis team is top Mitchell Alexander, Shawn Fonville, Bryan Vickery, Dave Mutchler, Victor Trevino, bottom, Liz Thormaehlen, Kelly McIntyre, Trade Reynolds, and Clare Smith. Mitchell Alexander returns the ball across the net. Tracie Reynolds serves the ball for an ace. Victor Trevino forehands the ball across the net. Shawn Fonville prepares himself to serve the ball. 77 Girls Advance to Regionals The golf team involved girls and boys. The girls advanced to Regionals after placing first at district. Donna Covington took se- cond place and Lisa Havelka with third in individual honors. At the Orange Grove Tourney Andy Ritchie receiv- ed fourth while Jimmy Smith came home with fifth place from Goliad. Girls Golf Team: Angie White, Cathi Perron, Lisa Havelka, Donna Covington, and Beverly Bartos. Not pictured is Perrie Turany. Boys Golf Team: Jimmy Smith, Tony Ward, Sam Parks, Roy Gonzales, Ron Lee Graves, and Michael Box. No pictured is Andy Ritchie. Sophomore Lisa Havelka swings and misses the ball. 79 Pre-season Record Set at 4-5 Practice time is what the Baseball team had on their minds in pre-season. While playing mostly four A and five A teams the guys got a lot of practice and experience. Their record during pre- season was 4-5. Pete Guajardo waits for the ball. The Hounds Baseball team members are (bottom row) manager Cruz Aranda, Jerry Gonzales, David Encinia, Felix Flores, Pete Guajardo, Eddie Quilimaco, Angel Martinez, Albert Cisneros, Ceasar Gonzales, (back row) Javier Marvarez, Bobby Salazar, Jimmy Smith, J. D. Cook, James Cook, Andy Ritchie, Roy Gonzales, Robert Carrasquillo, Martin Riojas, Rene Rodriquez, and Coach Emi Alaniz. 80 Jerry Gonzales slides to safety. Angel Martinez dodges the ball to avoid being hit. 81 Hounds Jerry Gonzales runs to safety with ease. Ended Season Then it was district. The Hounds started out on top in district with a three way tie for first. Then they slipped by West Oso and Aransas Pass in the seventh inning by one point. But their down fall was In- gleside and Refugio. After they played a total of ten games; the Hounds end- ed their season with a record of 2-8. 82 Caeser Gonzales gets ready to pitch. Pete Guajardo catches the ball. Coach Alaniz talks to Pete Guajardo. anri nr1 r—- • '■ Pete Guajardo works at getting his opponent out. Hounds Practice Hard Practice, Practice, Prac- tice, was what the Hounds were doing all during the season. The Hounds practiced hard on their plays and building up their skills. The practices led to a hard season. Jimmy Smith practices his swing. Bobby Salazar prepares to catch Robert Carrasquillo jumps for the ball, the ball. 84 Angel Martinez tries to tag the runner on first. Javier Narvarez waits for the ball. Angel Martinez pitches the ball. Edward Encinia waits to get the player out. Academics From writing research papers to cleaning car- buretors is a part of a learn- ing experience for the students as well as enjoying what they are doing, and planning for their future. Gilbert Guerrero irons his project in Homemaking. Judi Longwell works on her VOE assignment. 87 Academics Develop Basic Skills Basic classes worked with books, paper, and pens or pencils to develop reading, writing and memorizing skills. These skills were used in writing themes or research papers, working mathematic problems, memorizing equa- tions and formulas for math and science as well as deliver- ing speeches and performances. The development of these skills increase our understan- ding of events along with be- ing an essential part of school life. Freshmen Olivia Flores and Jesse Torres listen to instructions in Physical Science. Mandy Elizardo works on her math in Algebra II. Carolina Hinojosa, Jaime Montez, and Gary Laws work on their research papers in English. During the Child Development parties, Josie Saldivar dresses in a bunny outfit to entertain the children. Max Encina mixes cement for newly built benches. Margaret Martinez sews an outfit for her summer project. 90 Students Learn with Machines. Other classes dealt with learning and working with machines. Students took knowledge and developed it into a work- ing product. Students used machines to increase their knowledge and create new creations. They made blouses or cakes in homemaking or fix- ed cars in auto mechanics or maybe cut, shaped and sand- ed wood to make a cabinet. They also learned com- puter programming and prin- ting pictures in class. Melissa Hollowell types on the word processor in VOE. Esmy Galindo irons the dress she made in Homemaking. 91 Activities (JIL Contestants play Pente at the Woodsboro Tournament betwee; contest. From tournaments to Ag shows, students joined in many activities throughout the year. No matter what the activities were, there seemed to be a little fun in everything. From helping young kids to different con- tests, they all seemed to be some kind of award. Monday through the weekend seemed to involve the typical events that highlight each day. Tina Cliburn sits around during VOE. Mrs. Canion and Miss Wolter eat at Dairy Queen during the Woodsboro Tournament. Heath Demmer grooms his cow for Judging at the County Show. 93 Mondays Swing Into Action Monday is the day that get- ting back into the swing of things is hard to do, and as the year goes by it gets tougher. Monday mornings start with the question where did the week-end go, and it ends with the thoughts of tomorrow. For the newspaper class the week is started off with the students getting new stories to write, and going out and interviewing those, that made the story. For the Band students Carolina Hinojosa, Joe Gon- zales, Jamie Montes, Elisa Lugo, enjoy themselves during English. Monday nights get busy with band rehearsals, and for all the day is full of activities. For some Mondays are all the same, but for some Mon days are just another day. Norma Maldonado, Wally Diaz and Angie Acosta wait for the bell during lunch., 94 Fifth period English class has fun playing a game. Jamie Montes, Norma Cardenas, Audrey Ramirez, and Roger Flores set around while waiting for the bell. Frank Sauceda waits in the cafeteria for the bell to ring in the morning. Heath Demmer looks over his papers during class. 95 Tuesdays Pick Up Pace Tuesday picks up the pace and students get more involv- ed. Starting at 8 a.m., Stu- dent Council meetings are held. Then the bell rings and voices fill the halls as students talk and yell to one another. Slamming of locker doors and shuffling feet are heard as students go to classes. Also Tuesdays mean story deadline for newspaper class. After six periods of classes the long awaited 3 p.m. bell rings and that means more yelling to friends, slamming of locker doors, and rushing for exits. Everybody is out of school for the day, but the fun con- tinues with practice for sports and (JIL events. Not to mention, the 5:30 p.m. crowd that gathers for the volleyball, basketball, and baseball games depending on the season. Finally, Drama rehearsals and F.F.A. meetings finish the day. Student Council members listen Veronica Pena waits for the tardy to the President Delmie Camocho. bell to ring. Lisa Mutchler and Bryan Vickery walk to parking lot after school. % F.F.A. officers and the Sweetheart pose for a newspaper picture for the annual F.F.A. Banquet. Concert band members prepare for practice. 97 Studies Prevail Now “hump” day — Wednesday— marks the mid point for the studying week. Classes of reading, worksheets, note taking seem to typify Wednesday. Short practices after school are held since it is church night for most. Angelina Martinez studies hard right before a test. Nancy Tamez thinks about an answer before putting it down. Cruz Aranda searches through his book for some answers. 98 Chris Aguilar and Sherrie Petrie cut patterns during homemaking. Mr. Al Bazan helps Irma Dom- inguez during art class. Heath Demmer and Dave Mutchler lounge around during their history Mrs. Flores shows Jerry Trevino class. how to sew. 99 Student Council members Sandy Moreno and Dora Martinez work at Thursday’s football game. Mrs. Pyron helps Junior Janelle Maikoetter and Senior Lydia Pelayo. Freshman Juiio Castillo enjoys his french-fries on Hamburger Day. Juniors Roger Flores and Esmy Galindo and Freshman Stephanie Eaton take a break at dress rehearsal. Hamburgers Sets Off Thursdays Thursday emphasize stu- dying, reviewing for tests, labs, preparing stencils for the Friday deadline, is typical of Thursdays. Thursdays also hold the regular menu of hamburgers when the line never seems to end. Then after school there are athletic practices, and newspaper deadlines, while the drama club rehearses for either plays or One-Act Play, which rounds out the Thurs- day action. Freshman Mike Cliburn and Senior Elizabeth Rodriguez busy practicing for One-Act Play. Freshman Eddie Nanez makes a toast to his friends with his hamburger. Senior Joe Gomez prepares sten- cils for the school paper. 101 Friday Highlighted by Labs, Films, Tests. Friday is a busy day in classes with the excitement of the weekend. Friday includes labs and films in Biology, students tak- ing tests in chemistry and in English Scopes being read after the test. The Band prepares for their half-time show, and the paper being sold. As the final bell rings students throw their books and head for their cars. Junior Elida Garcia plays during a half-time show. Beverly Bartos is dancing to the Country song Swinging during a pep-rally skit. Dhana Hare and Teresa Ward return to school after lunch. Heath Demmer dissects a crayfish in Biology. Mr. Fred Graham and Miss Peggy Zieschang participate in a pep-rally skit. Todd Stegall goes for two while Gary Laws waits to assist. The Flag Corp wait for Mr. John Walton's signal to start their halftime show. 103 Weekends Were Made for Contests Some students end their school days Friday with the 3 o’clock bell. But others go on to spend their weekends at sports meets and practices as well as GIL tournaments and contests. Even others spend their weekend with friends at the beach or watching a movie. Time goes on and students prepare for school by doing homework and resting as Monday nears again. Josie Saldivar takes a drink dur- ing lunch after a Rockport Speech Tournament. Joe Gomez plays a game of Pente at a Callalan Journalism Contest. GIL members ease the strain of district competition at Goliad, with a little fun. 104 Band students wait their turn to perform during Band Day at Kingsville. Coach Alaniz goes for a lay-up while playing against the Taft Firemen at the basketball benefit. Rachal Vermillion talks to Coach Westfall after running at a cross- country meet. 105 Contest Before Contest stomachs are full of butterflies and everyone is hyper and trying to keep their minds on other things. Once the contest is over everyone is able to relax and enjoy being with one another, but the anxiety is still there while waiting for the results of the contest. For a Freshmen to go to a state contest does not hap- pen very often but for Rachal Vermillion things started off on the right foot. She said. “When you are a Freshmen Brings Butterflies Victories you do not expect to go to state.” But anyone can place at any contest whether it is just practice meets or state. John Nava said, “It’s just like any other contest except you have to interview someone.” Joe Gomez went on to add, “I accomplished my goal, which was to compete, at state; I enjoyed it and it was a worthwhile experience.” But in the end when the worst is over everything is fine until the next contest. Josie Saldivar and Jeff Ladish enjoy lunch at the Carroll Tournament. Sharon Carter jumps at Ingleside meet. Dundee Lackey and Deanne Graves at contest at George West. Joe Gomez plays Pente while Sharon Carter watches at the Calallen Meet. Kenneth Klanika, Rudy Rios wait to draw for speaker position in District Informative contest. 107 Organizations Begin, End Banquets and initiations are very common during the school year. The drama ban- quet was full of putdowns about each other. Future Homemakers of America celebrate the initiation of the new members, and the indue tion of officers. These will always be remembered as achievements and honors that ones have received dur- ing the year. Activities Kim Mutchler lights her candle after the members have been inducted. Molly Mayo and David Torres were chosen Outstanding Athletes. The FFA members go through the line for barbeque at the banquet. 108 John Nava bowls at P. J.’s Bowl during the journalism banquet. John Graves and Kyle Jones mess Banquet. around while leaving the Athletic Joe Pullin, Shane Demmer, Randy Snapka, Steven Holder, and Steven Sherrie Petrie prepares to speak at Sims sit around before the Ag Banquet. the FHA induction of officers. 109 ‘Dreams of Tomorrow’ Highlights Prom Paper flowers, balloons hanging down from the ceil- ing, murals on the walls, and candle centerpieces transformed the Student Center to the days of the Old South. To finish out the theme of Dream not of Yesterday, but of Tomorrow, pictures were taken in a swing covered with paper flowers. The food was cookies, cheese and meat trays, and sandwiches. The drinks in- cluded Sprite and Coke. Billy Jack Collard Band provided the entertainment. The Juniors put the streamers on the balloons. Kim Mutchler and Will Parks enjoy the music. E no Tim Floerke, David Burt, and Paul Pieper take a break. Jessica Gomez, Bernie Castillo, and Julia Trevino pose for a pic- ture before returning to the dance floor. Junior girls stand in line for pictures with their dates. Senior girls have their picture taken twice for the camera. Jeff Lindsey and his date finish going through the food line. Ill Seniors Win ‘Olympic Games’ The weather, time, and date was just right to have a few hours of rest; and the Greyhound Olympics did of- fer rest as well as pleasure. The annual event offered such contests as an eat-it contest, a sack race, and a pyramid building contest. The day was full of sur- prises and by the end of the Third Annual Greyhound Olympics, the seniors had Dago Rivera sprays Lysol during the weighing in for the tug-of-war. racked up 371 2 points to receive first place. Not everyone came out winners, but the annual event offered everyone a day of fun and relaxation. Mike Cliburn stuffs himself with The senior girls give it their all during the tug-of-war, but lost to the five weiners during the eat-it Freshmen. contest. Lori Mutchler hops her way to the finish line during the sack race. The Sophomore boys battle it out against the freshmen. Dee'drya Griffiths is awarded the Liz Thormaehlen pours water into Lionel Trevino’s cup during drop-it-in winning trophy. contest and won first. 113 Outstanding Students Recognized As the year came to an end, outstanding students from every class were recognized. Adolfo Aparicio, was awarded valedictorian with an average of 94.9. James Curtiss, salutatorian, with an average of 92.3. Other high honors were given to several other students who reached state in events from academic to athletic. Outstanding juniors are Damian Adolfo Aparicio, valedictorian, and James Curtiss, salutatorian, work Martinez and Leslie Thorp. together on computer. 114 (JIL competitors who advanced to state are (back) Joe Gomez, Marvin Brooks, and John Nava, (front) Rachal Vermillion, Elizabeth Rodriguez and Chris Aguilar. Outstanding freshman was Andra Rabke and Outstanding sophomores were Liz Thor- maeleon and Sam Parks. Perfect Attendance awards were given to (back) Tommy Pena, Gilbert Arriaga, Steven Ynclan, Keith Jones, James Curtiss, Kennith Klanika, Joe Gomez, Mark Covington, (front) Criselda Garcia, Patrick Kelley, Betty Rodriguez, Debby Gomez, Teresa Rodriguez, and Shane Demmer. Outstanding seniors are Delmie Comacho and Jeff Lindsey. 115 James Curtiss Takes Three English, Math, and Com- puter Programming were among the many academic subjects students received awards in. Some students were recognized for their hard work these basic subjects required. James Curtiss came out on top with the math, science and English awards. Adolfo Aparicio works on com- puter and receives award. Joe Gomez shows his metal won in journalism. Science awards were received by Jeff Holland, James Curtiss, Patrick Kelley and Keith Jones. 116 Math awards were received by Kenneth Klanika and James Curtiss. English awards were received by James Curtiss, Andra Rabke, Kim Davis, and Sam Parks. 117 Freshman Ruben Martinez rece, ed the Constructional Tra Award. The PE Award went to Freshman Patrick Kelley and Junior Melissa Castillo while the Health Award went to Freshman Andra Rabke. The Art Award went to Junior Lupe Alvarez. Freshman Kennith Klanika won the FFA Award. 118 The Typing and VOE Awards went to Seniors Bernadette Castillo and Lydia Pelayo. High school is not only made up of basics, but of ex- tracurricular classes too. Awards were given to those who were outstanding. Senior Terry Rodriguez received the Library Award. The Drama Award went to Junior Chris Aguilar and the Speech Award went to Senior Elizabeth Rodriguez. The Homemaking and FHA Awards went to Junior Sonya Flores and Seniors Julia Trevinio, Jessica Gomez, and Virginia Nava. The 1984 Graduating Class is (front) Sandra Meza, Ida Montemayor, Terri Hernandez, Teresa Rodriguez, Laura Perez, Elva Aranda, Gracie Rodriguez, Ida Elizardo, Diana Sturgeon, Alma Rodriguez, Mary Ann Castillo; (second) Leticia Lopez, Robert Gonzales, Angie Acosta, Veronica Trevino, Elisa Lugo, Janie Hiracheta, Janie Ortiz, Betty Rodriguez, Ida Arriago; (third) Martin Rodriguez, Joe Luera, Sam Maldonado, Max Encinia, Paul Martinez, Angie Molina, Frank Sauceda, Henry Mireles, Sammy Garcia, Robert Cardenas, Dago Rivera, Josie Saldivar; (fourth) Yolanda Gonzalez, Guadalupe Rodriguez, Veronica Pena, Victor Trevino, Teresa Ward, Judi Longwell, Janie Trevino, Lori Mutchler, Elizabeth Rodriguez, Tina Perkins, Danny Martinez, Gracie Sanchez, Sallie Montez, Lydia 120 Pelayo, Donna Covington, Tina Cliburn; (fifth) Cindy Coronado, Elvia Lopez, Julia Trevino, Rudy Rios, Joe Gomez, Cruz Garcia, Jeff Ladish, David Rodriguez, Steve Longoria, Mando Guerrero, Joe Gonzales, Bart Ortiz, Mike Weldon, Calixtro Garcia, Michael Koonce; (sixth) Dee'drya Griffiths, James Curtiss, Charles Demmer, Bernadette Castillo, Delmira Camacho, Laura Martinez, Carolina Hinojosa, Adolfo Aparicio, David Torres, Jimmy Smith, Molly Mayo, Kim Mutchler, Todd Stegall, Lisa Gunn, Virginia Nava, Michael Sims, Edward Encinia; (back) Brad Bickham, Emanuel Castillo, Ernest Muniz, Mark Covington, Greg Dziadek, David Burt, Will Parks, Gary Laws, Jeff Lindsey, John D. Cook, Danny Tamez, Frank Alvarado, Richard Chaplin, Tim Floerke, and Cathy Moody. Rain Hampers Seniors Rain, Rain, and more rain seemed to follow the Seniors everywhere. Because of the rain which flooded the auditorium the Baccalaureate was held in the student center. During their Senior trip to Astroworld, it seemed to rain on them the whole time, which brought them home early. But along with all the rain was alot of good memories. In the years to come they can look back on them and remember their SENIOR YEAR! Ernest Muniz and Albert Cisneroes look stunned after getting off the cyclone. David Burt, Gary Laws, Greg Dziadek, J. D. Cook, Dee’drya Griffiths, Teresa Ward, wait for people to get off the roller coaster. 122 Dago Rivera, Adolfo Aparico, Betty Rodriguez say farewell to friends before lining up. 123 David Burt, Tim Floerke, Gary Laws, Teresa Ward wait for peo- ple to come off the cyclone. From the reenactment of a biscuit fight to the crushing of students with a rainbow. The Juniors and Seniors had many cutdowns which set a good meaning to the words, “Low Blows.” The Seniors showed how the underclassmen would handle a get together for organizing a theme for a pep rally. The Juniors then showed the future of the Seniors of 1984 ten years later, which was based on a scene at the city park. Dago Rivera, Tina Perkins, and Elizabeth Rodriguez perform their kind of bread dance during the will. Martin Riojas reads some of the Prophesy. The cast of the Will is (front) Tina Perkins (Rene Martinez), Dago Rivera (Chris Aguilar), Elvia Lopez (Angie Rodriguez), Donna Covington (Kim Davis), Jeff Lindsey (Andy Ritchie), Lori Mutchler (Leslie Thorp), James Curtiss (Kelly Grant); (back) Josie Saldivar (Sonya Flores), Elizabeth Rodriguez (Henry Rodriguez), Julia Trevino (Missy Rios), Jessica Gomez (Nancy Tamez), Joe Gomez (Ronnie Cisneros), Betty Rodriguez (Linda Hernandez), Virginia 124 Nava (Laura Hernandez), Tina Cliburn (Sandra Gibson), and Cathy Moody (Tracie Reynolds). The cast of the Prophesy include (front) Chris Aguilar, Robert Carrasquillo, Martin Riojas (Dago Rivera), Rene Martinez; (back) Tricia Mount (Kim Mutchler), Andy Ritchie (Greg Dziadek), Clare Smith (Molly Mayo), Tracie Reynolds (Cathy Moody), Leslie Thorp (Lori Mutchler), Lisa Mutchler (Lisa Gunn), Sonya Flores (Josie Saldivar), and Diana Cortez (Delmie Camacho). Highlights Reflected As the year comes to an end, the time comes for reflections on the ac- complishments achieved. From academic to athletic events, students and teachers strived to achieve their goals. One of the many highlights of the year was the effort the Freshmen class put in to competition. Several students, from every class went to state in both academic and athletic contest. Mr. Von was selected among 35 teachers to go to Washington, D.C. where he spent several weeks studying Shakesperean plays. Together, all left school with memories to reflect on in time. Kelly Grant cleans out his locker. Literary team members are: James Curtiss (3rd Ready Writing), Patrick Kelly (Journalism), Rudy Rios (4th persuasive), Esmy Galindo (Drama), Elizabeth Rodriguez (3rd Poetry), Chris Aguilar (4th Poetry), Teresa Ward (3rd Editorial); (middle) John Nava (3rd Features), Rachal Vermillion (prose), Mike Cliburn (drama), Roger Flores (drama), Joe Gomez (3rd Editorial); (back) Damian Martinez (6th calculator), Kyle Jones (drama), Ronnie Cisneros (mathspelling), Kenneth Klanika (2nd Informative, Features, News), Mandy Elizardo (drama), Virginia Nava (drama) and Steve Ynclan (Journalism). 'Regional 126 Robert Carrasquillo, Chris Aguilar and Stanford Bell break dance during the lunch hour. Jeff Lindsey pours water into Delmie Camacho’s mouth during the Greyhound Olympics. The Mighty Greyhounds run Marvin Brooks talks to Coach Miller and Coach Crow before leaving for through a run through sign before the state track meet in Austin, one of the football games. 127 Cheerleaders are (bottom) Molly Mayo, (head cheerleader) Cecilia Garcia, Iris Moreno, (top) Sandra Gibson, Kim Davis, and Kim Mutchler. Cheerleaders, Drum Major, T wirier s Drum Major is Joe Gomez; twirlers are Lisa Mutchler and Sonya Flores. 128 Annual Howl of the Hound ■inual Staff members are (front) Felipe Rodriguez, Joci Saldivar, Lori Mutchler, Tricia Mount, Joe Gomez, Mandy jizardo, (back) Damian Martinez, Julia Trevino, Cathy Moody, Kathi Baker, DeeDrya Griffiths, and Dagoberto |ivera. The Howl of the Hounds staff is (front) Sharon Carter, Joe Gomez, Teresa Ward, Laura Hernandez; (back) Steve Ynclan, John Nava, Angelina Martinez, John Graves, and Dhana Hare. 129 Student Council-NHS; FFA-FHA Student Council members are (front) Mandy Elizardo, Clare Smith, Liz Thormaehlen, Leslie Thorp, Nora Flores Lisa Mutchler, Rachal Vermilion, (second) Virgina Nava, Julia Trevino (recording secretary), Ida Elizardo, Sonya Flores, Kyle Jones, John Nava, Joe Gomaz, (vice president), Dusty Davis, Adolfo Aparicio (corresponding secretary), Veronica Segovia, Sharon Carter, (third) Delmie Camacho (president), Deedrya Griffiths, Dago Rivera Josie Saldivar, John Paul Quiroz, Jessica Gomez, Sandy Moreno, Keith Jones, and Elida Garcia. National Honor Society members are (front) Kim Davis, Lisa Mutchler, Teresa Ward, Betty Rodriguez, Sonya Flores, Julia Trevino, (back) Jeff Lindsey, Molly Mayo, Kim Mutchler, Dee' Drya Griffiths, James Curtiss, Adolfo 130 Aparicio, Delmie Camacho, and Leslie Thorp. FFA Club members are (front) Tim Floerke, Brad Bickham, Melissa Koonce, Charles Demmer, David Burt, (second) Daniel Rocha, Kenneth Klanika, Steve Ynclan, Missy Mauch, Joe Pullin, Richard Chaplin, Steve Sims, Mike Morton, Tony Ward, Shane Demmer, (third) Greg Dziadek, Randy Snapka, Rudy Rios, Steve Holder, Heath Demmer, James Curtiss, Michael Koonce, Darin Griffiths, Michael Sims, and Dave Mutchler. Future Homemakers of America members are (front) Louisa Maldonado, Janie Trevino, Pam Rivera, Mary Lozano, Delma Acosta, Leticia Alfaro, (middle) Betty Rodriguez, Esmy Galindo, Gloria Dominguez, Elizabeth Rodriguez, (back) Tina Perkins, Nancy Tamez, Dahlia Rodriguez, Jessica Gomez, Julia Trevino, and Virginia Nava. 131 Auto Mechanics-Constructional Trades Auto Mechanics club members are (front row) Robert Gonzalez, (second) Johnny Acosta, Calixtro Garcia, Sam Maldonado, (back) Mando Guerrero, Joe Gonzales, Mr. Rex Musselwhite, and Juan Sanchez. 132 Vocational Occupation of Constructional Trades members: Sponsor Mr. Gary Childers, Joe Quilimaco, Ruben Martinez and Paul Galindo. Not pictured are Kelly Grant, Javier Narvaez, Richard Salazar, and Ramiro Sanchez. Science-Math Science Club members are (front) Damian Martinez, Elida Garcia, Liz Thormaehlen, Rachel Hernandez, Melissa Castillo, Sandra Martinez, Bryan Vickery, Shawn Fonville, (back) John Paul Quiroz, Steven Ynclan, Ronnie Cisneros, Keith Jones, Martin Rodriquez, Jeff Holland, and Mr. Fred Graham. Math Club members are Steven Ynclan, Ronnie Cisneros, Jeff Holland, Damian Martinez, Rachal Vermillion. Not pictured are Adolfo Aparicio, Sylvia Aparicio, Kim Davis, and Leslie Thorp. 133 Art, Drama-Speech Clubs Art Club members are (front) Lupe Alvarez, Grade Rodriguez, Elva Aranda, Nicky Salazar, Irma Dominguez, (back) Robert Elizardo, Sammy Maldonado, Cruz Aranda, Calixtro Garcia, John Nava, Mr. Al Bazan Drama-Speech members are (front) Ronnie Cisneros, Chris Aguilar, David Encina, Bryan Vickery, Jeff Ladish, (second) Mike Cliburn, Kyle Jones, Shawn Fonville, Dusty Davis, Joe Gomez, Dago Rivera, (third) Josie Saldivar, Virgina Nava, Cindy Coronado, Esmy Galindo, DeAnn Graves, Ofie Hinojosa, Angela White, Sherri Montross, Nora Flores, (fourth) Lisa Gunn, Tina Perkins, Elizabeth Rodriguez, Mandy Elizardo, Stephanie Eaton, Melissa Hollowell, Sha Hartung, Dundee Lackey 134 T-Club - O.E.A. T-Club members are (front) Jessica Gomez, Cathi Perron, Trade Reynolds, Sandra Gibson, Donna Covington, Rachal Vermillion, and Betty Rodriquez (middle) Clare Smith, Kim Davis, Elizabeth Thormaehlen, Molly Mayo, Robert Cardenas, Alonso Sanchez, Paul Martinez, and Raymond Mendez (back) Jeff Lindsey, Gary Laws, Bryan Vogt, Mark Covington, Robert Driver, Frank Alvarado, Ernest Muniz, Eddie Quilimaco, David Encina, John Graves, and Larry Schubert. Office Education Association club members are (front) Mrs. Betty Pyron, Delmie Camacho, Angie Acosta, Terrie Hernandez, Judi Longwell, (back) Lydia Pelayo, Janell Maikoetter, Lisa Gunn, Lori Mutchler, Dee'drya Griffiths, and Kim Mutchler 135 Marching i Band members are (front) Jackie Gomez, Diana Sturgeon, Andra Rabke, Iris Moreno, Laura Mendez, Dorothy Adame, Patsy Salazar, Henry Mireles, Felix Flores, Frank Sauceda, Edward Alvarado, Sammy Garcia, Billy Mireles, Lonnie Franco, Laura Perez, Frank Alvarado, Angel Martinez, Diana Cortez, Viola Rivera, (second) Mr. Dennis Koehler (Asst. Director), Mr. John Walton (Director), Yolanda Gonzalez, Raquel Garcia, Terry Hernandez, Veronica Trevino, Sylvia Aparicio, Lisa Mutchler, Joe Gomez, Sonya Flores, Rosemary Martinez, Janie Hiracheta, Jessica Maldonado, Norma Guerrero, Mr. Johnny Gomez (Percussion Director), Mr. Ken Melhorn (Asst. Director), (third) Veronica Segovia, Terry Garcia, Mandy Elizardo, Elisa Lugo, Edward Torres, Sandy Moreno, Juanita Saldivar, Aida Vasquez, Missy Hinojosa, Christina Alvarado, Elsa Moreno, Esmy Galindo, Sandy Bustillos, Gracie Flores, Peggy Gonzales, Missy Castillo, (fourth) Carolina Hinojosa, Veronica Pena, Virgina Nava, Tom Ward, Audrey Ramirez, Jery Ann Ramos, Michael Riojas, Elida Garcia, Bryan Vickery, Rene Martinez, Charles Demmer, 136 Band Joe Gonzalez, Julio Yglesias, David Torres, Mark Medina, Bartolo Ortiz, Pete Guajardo, (fifth) Daniel Huerta, Rudy Rios, Ida Acosta, Frankie Tijerina, Manuel Ortiz, Martin Riojas, Felipe Rodriguez, Michael Sims, Janell Cook, Kelly McIntyre, Lisa Gunn, Angelina Martinez, Debbie Gomez, Elsa Lopez, Sally Montes, Rosie Martinez, Veronica Camarillo, (sixth) Norman Gonzales, Elvira Medina, David Maldonado, Michael Box, Max Ortiz, John Paul Quiroz, Michael Sifuentes, Raymond Mendez, Felix Naranjo, Michael Lopez, Joe Quilimaco, Maria Sauceda, Kim McIntyre, Elisa Alvarado, Dee Dee Hinojosa, Deanna Suarez, Angelica Martinez, (back) Irene Flores, Cecila Garcia, Chris Aguilar, Rudy Rodriguez, Cindy Coronado, Delma Acosta, Terry Hernandez, Ida Elizardo, Nora Dominguez, Mark Covington, Rachel Hernandez, Missy Rios, Elvia Lopez, Susan Esparza, Nora Flores, Lydia Pelayo, Patrick Kelley, Betty Rodriguez, Elisa Muniz, Dora Martinez. Senior Index Acosta, Angie 12-7-65 FFA: 3; FHA: 4; Pep Squad: 2; Spanish: 1,2; OEA: 4. Aldape, Rosalinda 8-19-65 Band: 1,2; VOE: 4; Choir: 1. Alvarado, Frank 8-27-65 Band: 1,2,3,4; Football: 3,4; Track: 3,4. Aparicio, Adolfo 7-1-66 Math: 3,4; NHS: 4; Student Coun- cil: 3,4; Math Club Rep.; Student Council Recording Secretary. Aranda, Elva 12-26-65 Art: 2,3,4; Pep Squad: 1,2; FHA: 4; Art Club President: 4. Bickham, Brad 4-1-66 FFA: 4; FFA Vice-President. Burt, David 3-18-66 FFA: 2,3,4; Basketball: 1,2,3; Golf: 2,4. Camacho, Delmie 9-16-65 Band: 1,2,3; FHA: 2; Student Council: 2,4; OEA: 4; Volleyball: 1,2; Sophomore Class Rep.; Stu- dent Council President: 4. Cardenas, Robert 11-7-65 T”Club: 3,4; Construction Trades: 3,4; FHA: 4; Health: 1; Construction Trades Award: 3; Honorable Mention in Football: 4. Castillo, Bernie 3-23-66 Band: l;OEA: 3. Castillo, Emmanuel 3-25-66 FHA: 4; Choir: 3. Castillo, Mary Ann 12-3-65 Cisneros, Albert 12-8-65 Baseball: 1,2,3,4; All District: 1,2,3; Junior of the year in Baseball. Cliburn, Tina 12-15-65 FHA: 3,4; OEA: 4; Basketball Mgr.: 3; Tennis: 2; Golf: 4. Cook, John 11-1-65 'T Club: 3,4; FFA: 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball: 1; Basketball: 1,2,3,4; Baseball: 3,4. Coronado, Cindy 1-4-66 Band: 1,2,3,4; Drama: 3,4; FHA: 2,3,4; Flag Team: 4; Speech: 2,3,4; One Act Play: 3,The Ice Cream Suit; Student Council: 2; Sophomore Class President; Band Representative: 1,4; Texas A l Flag Camp Award: Best In- termediate Group, Superior rating. Covington, Donna 2-23-66 Band: 1,2; “T”Club: 4; Science: 1; Volleyball: 1,2; Basketball: 1,2,3; Cross Country: 4; Track: 2,3,4; Golf: 4; English 2 Award. Covington, Mark 6-6-66 Band: 1,2,3,4; T'Club: 3,4; FFA: 3; Football: 1,2,3,4; Track: 3,4; All District Tackle; “T Club Presi- dent: 2; Senior Play: Ferris Lazman. Davis, Michele 11-11-65 FHA: 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad: 1,2; Spanish: 1,2,3; Volleyball: 2,4; Track: 4; Senior Play: To Kill A Mocking Bird: Lulu. Demmer, Charles 5-20-66 Band: 1,2,3,4; FFA: 2,3,4; Howl of Hounds: 3. Dominguez, Nora Jean 1-16-66 Band: 1,2,3,4; Flag Corp: 2,3,4; Choir: 3. Dziadek, Greg 12-29-65 Art: 2; FFA: 2,3,4; Football: 1; Basketball: 1; Tennis: 2; Golf: 1. Elizardo, Ida 1-24-65 Band: 1,2,3,4; FHA: 3; Flag Corp: 4; Student Council: 4; Senior Representative; Band Historian: 4. Encina, Edward 2-22-66 “T Club: 4; Football: 1,2,3,4; Track: 1,2,3. Encina, Max 1-765 Auto Mechanics: 4; Football: 1. Esparza, Rudy Floerke, Tim 6-8-66 FFA: 1,2,3,4; “T”Club: 3,4; Foot- ball: 3. Flores, Arturo 3-28-64 Band: 1; Electrical Trades: 2,3. Fuentes, Sandra 1-966 Garcia, Calixtro 3-2466 Art: 4; Auto Mechanics: 4. Garcia, Cruz 5-5-64 Art: 1; Electrical Trades: 1,2; Football: 1. Garcia, Sammy 10-1564 Band: 1,2,3,4; Track: 2,3,4; Baseball: 3,4; Senior play: The Guitar. Gomez, Jessica 7-2565 OEA: 4; FHA: 3,4; “T Club: 4; Pep Squad: 1,2; Student Council: 4; Choir: 1; Senior Class Represen- tative; Volleyball: 4; Basketball: 1; Track: 1,2,3,4. Gomez, Joe 7-2866 Band: 1,2,3,4; Drama: 3; Drum Major: 3,4; FHA: 2,3; Health Club: 1; Speech: 3,4; Howl of Hounds: 2,3,4; One-Act Play: 3; Science: 2,3; Spanish: 3; Tracks: 2,3,4; Student Council: 3,4; Drama Representative: 3; Vice-President: executive board: 4; Journalism Award: 3; Perfect Attendance Award: 3. Moody, Cathy 1-1466 The “T”Club; 2,3,4: Tracks: 3,4; Freshmen Class Representative; Junior Class Representative; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball: 1,2,3,4; All-District Volleyball: 3,4; Honorable Mention Basketball: 4. Muniz, Ernesto 8-2-65 FHA: 1,2,3; “T” Club: 2,3,4; Class Officer: Secretary, 4; Football: 1,2,3,4; Track: 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention football: 2,3; All-District (first team): 4; All-District (second team) 4. Mutcher, Kim 3-12-66 Cheerleader: 4; NHS: 3,4; FHA: 2; Student Council: OEA Represen- tative: 4; OEA: 4; Basketball: 1,2; Track: 3; Recording Keeping Award; Outstanding Sophomore. Mutchler, Lori Ann 10-29-65 FHA: 1,2; Student Council: Junior Representative: 3; Tracks: 4; OEA: 4; Volleyball: 2,3; Basketball Mgr: 1,2,3. Nava, Virginia 5-20-66 Band: 1,2,3,4; Drama: 3,4; FHA: 3,4; Speech: 3,4; One-Act Play: 3,4; Student Council: 3,4; Drama- Speech Representative, Junior Band Representative: 4; Senior Play: Part: Goldie Short. Ortiz, Bartolo 10-27-65 Band: 1,2,3,4; “T” Club: 4; Foot- ball: 3,4; Track: 3,4. Ortiz, Janie 4-10-65 FHA: 1,2,3; Pep Squad: 1,2. Parks, Will 3-25-66 “T” Club: 2,3,4; Football: 1,2,3,4; Basketball: 1,2,3,4; Track: 1,2,3,4; Golf: 2. Pelayo, Lydia 12-25-65 Band: 1,2,3,4; Flag Team: 3,4; OEA: 4. Pena, Veronica 4-23-66 Band: 1,2,3,4; Student Council: 1,2,3; Class Vice-President: 1,2; Class Treasurer: 3; Represen- tative: 3; Merit Award: Accoun- ting, Typing. Perez, Laura 8-30-66 Art: 2; Band: 1,2,3,4; Senior Play: lights. Awards: English I, Biology, Algebra II, Perfect Attendance, 2,3. Perkins, Tina 1-15-66 Art: 3; Drama: 4; FHA: 1,2,3,4; Speech: 4; One-Act Play: 4; Choir: 1; Tennis: 2; Senior Play: Norma Henshaw. Rios, Rudy 2-26-65 Band: 1,2,3,4. Rodriguez, Elizabeth 4-9-66 Drama: 4; FHA: 3,4; Speech: 4; One-Act Play: 4; Senior Play: Darlene Henshaw. Rodriguez, Gracie 11-26-65 FHA: 3; Howl of Hounds: 2; Spanish: 1. Rivera, Dago 11-21-65 Band: 1,2,3; Drama: 2,3,4; Speech: 2,3,4; Howl Of Hounds: 3; Math: 1; One Act play: 2,3,4; Science: 1,2; Student Council: 1,2,3,4; Tracks: 4; Choir: 2; Freshman President; Sophomore Representative; Junior Represen- tative; District: 2,3,4; Regional: 3; State: 3. Rodriguez, Alma 5-19-66 Rodriguez, Guadalupe 4-8-66 Band: 1,2,3. Rodriguez, Martin 9-23-63 Auto Mechanics: 3; Howl of Hounds: 2; Science: 4; Student Council: 3. Rodriguez, Teresa 11-25-64 Sanchez, Gracie 9-10-65 Spanish: 2,3; VOE: 3. Rodriguez, Betty 9-12-65 Saldivar, Josie 12-26-65 Band: 1,2,3,4; FHA: 4; T Club: 3,4; NHS: 3,4; Science: 1; Volleyball: 1,2,3,4; Basketball Mgr.: 1,2,3,4; Track Mgr.: 1,2,3,4; Art: 2,3; Drama: 1,2,3,4; Tracks: 3,4; Speech: 1,2,3,4; Howl of Hounds; 3-Reporter; One Act Play: 1,2,3,4; Student Council: 2,4; Art Club President: 2; Senior Class Representative: 4; (JIL District Prose: 1,2,3,4; Art Club President: 3; All Star Cast in One Act Play: 2; Drama President: 3; OIL Literary Team: 1,2,3,4; Best Supporting Actress: 3; Senior Play: Jennie Mae. Sauceda, Frank 5-30-65 Band: 1,2,3,4. Schubert, Larry 4-1-65 Howl of Hounds: 2,3; Football: 4; Track: 3. Sims, Michael 7-12-66 Band: 1,2,3,4; FFA: 1,2,3,4. Smith, Jimmy 10-15-65 “T” Club: 2,3,4; Basketball: 1,2,3,4; Baseball: 3,4; Golf: 1,2,3,4; Senior Play: Basil. Stegall, Todd 2-10-66 Drama: 1; Health: 1; “T” Club: 4; One-Act Play: 1; Basketball: 1,2,3,4. Sturgeon, Diana 12-21-65 Band: 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club: 4. Tamez, Danny 1-27-66 Torres, David 12-8-65 Band: 1,2,3,4; “T” Club: 4; Speech: 2; Football: 3,4; Basket- ball: 3; Track: 4; All-district Of- fense Football: 4; All-district Defense Football: 4; All-district Baseball: 3; Senior Play: Melvin. Trevino, Janie 3-29-65 FHA: 1,2,3,4; Vice-President: 3; Pep Squad: 1; OEA: 4; Vice- President: 4. Trevino, Julia 4 23 6t FHA: 3,4; President: 4; Student Council: 3,4; Corresponding Secretary: 4; Class President: 3; Tracks: 3,4; Volleyball: 2,3; Foot ball Sweetheart: 3; NHS: 4. Trevino, Veronica 4-766 Band: 1,2,3,4. Trevino, Victor 8-2365 The “T” Club: 4; Football: 3,4: Track: 3; Baseball: 2,3; Tennis: 4. Ward, Teresa 6-2-66 Howl of the Hounds: 3,4; NHS: 2,3,4; Spanish: 1; Health: 2; Volleyball: 1; Basketball: 1,2; Track: 1,2. Index Acosta, Angie—10, 94, 120, 135 Acosta, Delma—16, 110, 131, 137 Acosta, Ida—26, 33, 137 Acosta, Johnny—90, 132 Acosta. Laura—3, 26 Adame, Dorothy—20, 105, 136 Aguilar. Chris—1, 16. 50. 99. 104, 115, 119, 125, 126, 127, 134. 137 Aguirre, Lois—26 Aguirre. Mary Linda—26 Alaniz, Valdemar—26, 51 Aldape. Enedelia—20 Aldape. Rosalinda—10 Alexander, Mitchell—26, 51, 76, 77 Alfaro, Leticia—16, 131 Almager, Nancy Alvarado, Christina—20, 134, 136 Alvarado, Edward—16, 134, 136 Alvarado, Elisa—20 Alvarado, Frank—48. 68. 69, 95, 120, 135, 136 Alvarez, Gil Alvarez, Guadalupe—5, 16, 118 Alvarez, Juanita—26 Aparicio, Adolfo—10, 114, 116, 130 Aparicio, Frank—10 Aparicio, Sylvia—26, 136 Aranda, Cruz—16, 50, 80, 98, 101 Aranda. Elma Aranda, Elva—10, 120 Aranda, Joe—16 Aranda, Martin—50 Arce, Alonzo Arce, Manual—113 Arriaga, Elizabeth—27 Arriaga. Gilbert—27, 115 Arriaga, Ida—10, 120 Baker, Kathi—16 Bartos, Beverly—20, 42. 56. 57. 72, 78, 79, 102 Bell. Stanford—127 Benford, Bennie—16 Bhagat, Dipti—27 Bickham, Brad—10, 20. 97, 108, 131 Brannen, John Box, Michael—16, 64, 78 Brooks. David—27. 57,66, 67, 71 Brooks, Marvin—62, 63, 68, 70. 115. 127 Brooks, Yvonne Burt, David—10, 15, 97. 108, 110, 120, 131 Bustillos, Missy—27 Bustillos, Sandy—20. 136 Camacho, Delmira—10, 87. 115, 127, 130, 135 Camargo, Joe—20, 50 Camarillo, Veronica Cantu, Manuel—27, 57, 71 Cardenas, Norma—20, 95 Cardenas, Robert—2, 10, 48. 120, 135 Carrasquillo, Robert—16. 57, 64. 80, 84, 107, 125, 127 Carter, Sharon—16, 72, 74, 75, 92, 106, 107, 130 Castaneda, Alex—27, 57 Castillo, Bernadette—10, 92. Ill, 112, 119, 120 Castillo, Dolores Castillo, Emmanuel—10 Castillo, Irma—27 Castillo, Julio—27, 100 Castillo, Maryann—10, 120 Castillo, Mellisa—16. 33, 118 Castillo, Missy—97, 136 Castillo, Noelia—27 Casanova, Diane Cisneros. Albert—10, 80 Cisneros, Ronnie—27,92, 126, 133, 134 Chaplin, Richie—120, 131 Cliburn, Michael—27, 44, 45. 57, 70. 71, 101, 112, 126, 134 Cliburn, Tina—10,93, 111, 120, 124 Cook, Janelle—21, 40. 41.52, 55, 75. 137 Cook, John (JD)—10, 15, 62, 63. 80, 83, 120 Coronado, Cindy—10, 12, 112, 120, 134, 137 Cortez. Cynthia Cortez, Diana—16, 34, 125, 136 Cortez, Ida—20, 21 Cortez, Isabel—27, 75 Cortez. Trino—27, 44, 57, 66, 67, 68, 71 Covington, Donna—10, 39. 44, 74. 78, 120, 124, 135 Covington, Mark—10, 47, 48, 115, 120, 135, 137 Curtis, James—10. 30, 114, 115, 116, 117, 120, 124, 126, 131 Davis, Dusty—27, 31, 51, 71,97, 130, 134 Davis. Kim—9, 16. 17, 40. 41, 52. 54. 55. 72. 73. 75. Ill, 117, 128, 130, 135 Davis, Michelle—10 Dawson, Carry—21, 50, 64 DeLaCruz, JoAnn—17 DeLaCruz, Sandra—27 Demmer, Charles—10. 97. 120, 131, 136 Demmer, Heath—21,95,99, 103, 131 Demmer, Shane—27, 33, 93, 109, 115, 131 Diaz, Mary—27, 44 Diaz. Wally—94 Dominguez, Gloria—17, 131 Dominguez, Irma—5, 27, 99 Dominguez, Nora—10, 137 Driver, Robert—62. 63. 79, 135 Dziadek, Greg—10, 131 Eaton, Stephanie—1, 27, 33, 43. 58, 59, 100, 134 Eldrige, Mary—10 Eldrige, Rosemary—27 Elizardo, Amanda—17, 89. 96, 126, 130, 134, 136 Elizardo, Ida—10, 12. 120, 130, 137 Elizardo, Robert—21, 113 Encinia, David—27. 66, 69. 71, 134, 135 Encinia, Edward—10, 48, 85, 120, 138 Encinia, Judy Encinia, Max—2, 10, 80, 90, 120, 137 Esparza, Bobby—17, 137 Esparaza, Rudy Esparza. Susan—17, 103 Espinoza, Abraham Espinosa, Daniel—27 Floerke, Tim—10. 15. 97, 108. 110, 120, 131, 138 Flores, Arturo—138 Flores, Felix—28, 113 Fresh Flores, Felix—21,50, 71,80, 136 Soph Flores, Grade—28, 136 Flores, Irene—21, 137 Flores, Maria Elena Flores. Nora—17. 57, 96. 130, 134, 137 Flores. Olivia—28, 73. 75. 88 Flores, Roger—95, 100 Flores, San Juanita Flores, Sonya—17, 119, 125, 128, 130, 136 Fonville, Shawn—1,5. 33, 76. 77. 105. 133, 134 Franco, Lonnie—28. 105, 136 Fuentes, Delma Fuentes, Ermalinda—21 Fuentes. Sandra Fuentez, Santos—28 Galindo, Esmeralda—4, 17, 91, 100, 110, 126, 131, 136 Galindo. Paul—17, 132 Garcia. Angelmira—21 Garcia, Calixtro—10, 95, 120, 132, 138 Garcia, Camilio—2, 28, 51, 71 Garcia, Cecilia—17, 40, 75, 128, 137 Garcia, Criselda—28, 115 Garcia, Cruz—11, 120, 138 Garcia, Elida—17. 102, 113, 130, 133, 136 Garcia. Raquel—28, 43, 75, 136 Garcia, Rita Garcia, Ronnie—21,64 Garcia, Sammy—11, 120, 136, 138 Garcia, Santos Garcia, Terry—28, 136 Garcia, Manuel—28 Garza, Albert—11 Gibson, Sandra—8, 9, 17, 52, 55. 72, 73, 74. 75. Ill, 128, 135 Gomez, Carmen—21 Gomez, Debbie—28, 39. 43. 44, 45. 59, 75. 97, 115 Gomez, Jackie—21, 42, 57, 72, 136 Gomez, Jessica—11, 12,40. Ill, 119, 124, 130, 131, 135, 138 Gomez, Joe—6, 11, 12. 88, 101, 104, 107, 112, 113, 115, 116, 120, 124, 126, 128, 130, 138 Gonzales, Ceasar—21,80 Gonzales. Janie Gonzales, Jerry—28, 38, 50, 51,71, 80, 81,82 Gonzales. Joe—11. 62. 94. 120, 95. 132, 137 Gonzales. Manuel Gonzales, Norman—28. 51 Gonzales, Peggy—28, 136 141 Gonzales, Rachel—28 Gonzales, Ramijio— 11 Gonzales, Raul—21 Gonzales. Roy—29. 44. 50, 51.65. 66. 71. 78.80 Gonzales, Robert—11.68. 120 Gonzales, Sandy Gonzales, Veronica—21 Gonzales. Yolanda—11, 120, 136 Grant, Kelly—29. 126 Graves. Deann—1.29, 43. 107, 134 Graves, Ronlee—21.44. 45, 56, 78 Graves, John—21.48, 49, 71, 109, 135 Griffiths, Darin—21,50, 131 Griffiths. DeeDrya—11, 12, 113, 120, 130, 153 Griffin, Stephen—29 Guerrero, Gilbert—29, 47. 48, 71, 87 Guerrero, Mando—90, 120, 130 Guerrero, Norma—21, 136 Guajardo, Ringo—6, 21, 38, 46, 48. 49, 64, 65,71,80,81.83, 113, 137 Gunn, Lisa—11, 120, 134, 135, 137, 138 Gutierrez, Danny Hare, Dhana—21, 102 Hartung, Sha—29, 86, 105, 134 Havelka, Lisa—26. 42, 56, 57, 72. 73. 78, 79 Hernandez. David Hernandez. Laura—17 Hernandez. Linda—17 Hernandez. Terry—21, 136 Hernandez, Terri—11, 103, 120, 135, 137, 138 Hinojosa, Adilia—29. 59 Hinojosa, Carolina—11,89. 94, 120, 136 Hinojosa. Jerardo—29 Hinojosa, Melissa—29, 136 Hinojosa, Joe—18 Hinojosa, Ofie—1,21,57, 72, 134 Hinojosa, Velma Hiracheta, San Juanita—18. 120, 136, 138 Holder, Steve—22, 109 Holland, Jeff—22, 50, 116, 133 Hollowell, Melissa—18,91, 134 Huerta. Daniel—29, 51, 137 Jaime, Ramona Jones, Keith—22, 64, 65, 96. 97, 115, 116. 126,130, 133 Jones, Kyle—22. 47, 48. 109, 130, 134 Kelley, Patrick—29, 92, 115. 116, 118, 126,137 Klanika, Kenneth—29. 92, 93. 107, 115, 117, 118, 126, 131 Koonce, Melissa—3, 22, 97, 108. 131 Koonce, Michael—11. 120, 131, 138 Lackey, Dundee—1,29,97, 105, 107, 134 Ladish, Jeff—11. 13. 106, 120, 134, 138 Laws. Gary—39. 62. 63. 103, 120, 135, 139 Lawver, Dale—22 Lindsey. Jeff—62. 111, 115. 117. 119. 120, 124, 127, 130, 135 Longoria. Anticleto—29 Longoria. Armando—22 Longoria, Elma Longoria, Steven—11, 120 Longwell, Judi—11,87, 120, 135, 139 Lopez, Elsa—29 Lopez. El via—11. 12. 120, 124, 137, 139 Lopez, Leticia—11, 120 Lopez. Albert—29. 86 Lopez, Michael—30 Lopez, Natividad—30 Lozano, Mary—22 Luera, Daniel Luera, Eugene Luera. Joe—11, 120 Lugo, Elena—30 Lugo, Elisa—11, 94. 95. 97. 120, 136 Lugo, Enrique—30, 51 McIntyre, Kelly—22. 42. 57, 76, 137 McIntyre, Kim—22, 72 Maikoetter, Janell—18, 100, 135 Maldonado. David—22 Maldonado, Jessica—22, 105, 136 Maldonado, Louisa—131 Maldonado, Mary Maldonado, Norma—11, 94, 117 Maldonado, Raul—30 Maldonado, Roland—30 Maldonado, Sam—11, 32, 120 Marroquin, David—30, 58, 70. 71 Martinez, Angel—22, 48, 69, 71. 85, 98. 136, 180, 181, 182 Martinez, Angelica—18, 137 Martinez, Angelina—18, 137 Martinez, Anna—30 Martinez, Damian—18, 114, 126, 133 Martinez, Danny—11, 120 Martinez, Dora—30, 100, 137 Martinez, Edward—22 Martinez, Laura—11, 112, 120 Martinez, Margot—90 Martinez, Paul—11.48, 69. 120, 135 Martinez, Rene—18. 44. 45. 50. 68, 70. 125, 136 Martinez, Roland—30 Martinez, Rose Mary—18, 97, 136 Martinez, Rosie—30 Martinez, Ruben—30, 118, 132 Martinez, Sandra—18, 133 Martinez, Terry—30 Mauch, Melissa—30. 33. 97, 131 Mayo, Melany—30 Mayo, Molly—11, 13, 15, 39. 40,41,52, 55, 72, 73. 74. 75. 111. 120, 128, 130, 135, 188 Medina, Elvira Medina, Lionel Medina, Mark—23, 137 Mendez, Laura—23, 92, 105, 136 Mendez, Raymond—23, 48, 135 Meza. Edelmira—30 Meza. Sandra—11, 120 Mireles, Billy—20, 136 Mireles, Henry— 11, 136 Molina, Angie—9. 11,96, 120 Molina, Anna-Maria—23 Molina. Lydia—30 Montemayor, Ida—14, 120 Montez, Jamie—89, 94, 95. 120 Montez, Sallie—14, 97 Montez, Armando—31 Montross, Sheri—30, 134 Moody. Cathy—14. 40. 41, 52, 53, 54 55 111,120, 124 Morales, Norfilia—31 Morton, Mike—31,93, 131 Moreno, Clara Moreno, Elsa—7. 23, 136 Moreno, Iris—23, 42, 57, 72, 73, 128, 136 Moreno, Leonardo—14, 44. 45 Moreno, Sandy—31,96, 100, 130, 136 Mount, Tricia—18, 88,97, 108. 125 Muniz, Elisa—23. 137 Muniz, Ernesto—12, 13, 14. 48, 69, 120 135 Mutchler, John Dave—23, 76, 97, 99. 131 Mutchler, Lisa—9, 18, 96. 125, 128, 130 136 Mutchler, Lori—1, 14, 111, 113, 120. 124 135 Mutchler. Kim—13, 14. 87, 108, 110. 111. 120, 130, 135 Nanez, Eddie—31, 50. 64. 101 Nanez, Thelma Naranjo, Eddie Naranjo, Felix—23 Narvaez, Javier—31,50, 80, 81, 85 Nava. John—3,23, 109, 115, 124, 126. 130 Nava. Virginia—14, 119, 120, 126, 130. 131, 136 Nieto, Anna—312 Nieto, Pete—23 Nunez, Cynthia—31 Ortiz, Angelmira Ortiz, Arcadio—24 Ortiz. Bartolo—48. 95, 119. 120, 137 Ortiz, Manuel—31, 137 Ortiz. Max—18, 68, 70 Ortiz, Rosa—31 Ortiz, San Juanita—14, 112, 120 Owens. Jimmy Parks, Sam—24. 48, 64, 71, 78. 115 Parks, Will—7, 14, 48, 49, 62, 63. 68. 120 Pelayo, Lydia—14, 100, 119, 120, 135, 137 Pena. Veronica—14, 96. 120, 136 Perez, Alvin Perez, Guadalupe Perez, Laura—14, 120, 136 Perkins, Tina—14,97, 120, 124, 131, 134 Perron, Cathi—24, 40, 56. 57. 78. 135, 172 Petrie, Sherry—31, 99, 109 Pina, Tommy—31, 115 Pleasant. Anita—31 Pleasant, Roy Dale—31, 51,66, 67, 71 Pullin, Joe— 31, 33,93, 109, 131 Quilimaco, Eddie—18. 48.62, 80. 135 Quilimaco, Joe—31,51, 132 Quiroz, John Paul—24, 50,64, 96, 130, 133 Rabke, Andra—32, 115, 117, 118, 136 Ramirez, Audrey—24,95, 136 142 Ramos, Jeri Ann—32, 136 Reich, Glenda—24, 52, 55, 75 Reynolds, Trade—19, 40, 41,44. 52, 55. 72. 76. 77. Ill, 125, 135 Riojas, Michael—24,50, 101, 124, 136 Riojas. Martin—19, 50, 80. 124, 125, 137, 142 Rios. Melissa—25, 42, 137 Rios. Rudy—104. 120, 126, 131. 137 Ritchie, Andy—19, 64, 80, 88, 125 Rivera. Dago—13. 88. 104, 112. 120, 124, 130, 134 Rivera, Estella—32 Rivera, Joe Rivera, Pam—24, 131 Rivera, Rosemary—25, 75 Rivera, Viola—25, 136 Rocha. Daniel—32, 86, 131 Rodriguez, Alfredo—32, 50, 51 Rodriguez, Alma—14, 120 Rodriguez, Angie—24. 42, 57, 72 Rodriguez, Beatrice—14. 40. 47. 75. 115, 120, 130, 131, 135 Rodriguez, Benny Rodriguez, Dalia—24, 131 Rodriguez, David—14, 68, 71, 120 Rodriguez, Diana—32 Rodriguez, Elizabeth—1, 14,97, 101, 104, 115, 119, 120, 124, 126, 131, 134 Rodriguez, Felipe—25, 137 Rodriguez, Grade—14, 120 Rodriguez, Guadalupe—14,91, 120 Rodriguez, Henry—25, 86 Rodriguez, Martin—14, 120, 133 Rodriguez. Rachel—137 Rodriguez, Rene—32, 50, 80 Rodriguez, Rudy—32 Rodriguez, Salvador—25 Rodriguez, Teresa—14, 115, 119, 120 Rosales, Eddie—25 Rosales, Robert—32 Rutherford, Sibyl—32, 86 Salazar, Patsy—32, 43, 92, 105, 136 Salazar, Richard—32 Salazar, Robert (Bobby)—16, 19, 46, 48, 50,84 Salazar, Sylvia Saldivar, Ester Saldivar. Josie—12, 15,89, 96. 104, 106, 112, 120, 124, 125, 130, 134 Saldivar, Juanita—32, 136 Saldivar, Rafael—25 Sanchez, Alonzo—19, 48. 68, 69, 135 Sanchez, Bartolo—19 Sanchez, Graciela—120 Sanchez, Juan—19, 132 Sanchez, Ramiro—32 Sandoval, Andy Sauceda. Francisco—95, 120, 136 Sauceda. Maria—19 Schubert, Larry—15, 48, 135 Segovia. Veronica—31,32, 43. 58. 59, 73, 74. 75. 130, 136 Sherrer, Denise Sifuentues, Micheal—32 Silvas, Jimmy Sims. Michael—15, 120, 131, 137 Sims, Steven—32, 109, 131 Smith, Clare—1.9. 19, 52, 55. 72, 76, 96. 125, 130, 135 Smith, Dawn—32, 33 Smith, Dena—32, 86 Smith, Jimmy—15, 62. 78. 80, 84, 120, 163 Snapka, Randy—19.109, 131 Stegall, Todd—15, 62, 103, 120 Sturgeon, Diana—15, 120, 136 Stergeon, CJImer—25 Suarez, Deanna—32, 159 Suarez, Mary Estella—25 Tamez, Danny—15, 120 Tamez, Nancy—25, 98 Thormaehlen, Liz—25, 40, 41, 52, 53. 54. 55, 72, 76. 96. 113, 115. 130, 133, 135 Thorp. Leslie—1,9. 19, 56, 57, 75, 114. 125, 130 Tijerina, Francisco—32, 44. 51, 66. 71, 137 Torres, Brenda—32 Torres, Cindy—25 Torres, David—3, 12, 15. 48, 49. 68. 89. 108, 120, 137 Torres, Edward—19, 136 Torres, Javier—32 Torres, Jesse—32, 48, 66. 70, 71,88 Trevino, Alfredo—25, 33, 50 Trevino, Emma—33 Trevino, Gabriel—25, 50 Trevino, Janie—15, 120, 131 Trevino, Jerry—19, 50, 99, 110 Trevino. Julia—15. 96. 111, 113, 119, 120, 124, 130, 131 Trevino, Lional—25, 113 Trevino, Sandy—33 Trevino, Veronica—87, 120, 136 Trevino, Victor—15, 48, 76, 77. 87, 120 Turany, Perrie—25, 42 Valderrama, Rene—25, 50, 71, 78 Valderrama, Roger—33 Vasquez, Aida—19,97, 136 Vela, Dolores—19 Vermillion, Rachal—33, 44. 75, 105, 115, 126, 130, 133, 135 Vickery, Bryan—33, 66. 76. 96. 133, 134, 136 Villalobos. Janie—33 Villalobos, Raymond—33 Vogt, Bryan—25, 48, 64, 65, 71, 135 Ward, Teresa—15, 102, 120, 126, 130 Ward. Tony—25. 33, 78, 79. 131 Ward. Tom—33, 136 Weldon, Mike—120 Yglesias, Julio—25, 50, 71, 113, 137 Yglesias, Marty—25 Ynclan, Stephan—25, 115, 126, 131 Zapata, Jose—19 Faculty Alaniz, Emiliano Jr.—6, 80, 83, 105 Barrientes, Manuel—36 Bass, Melanie—36 Bazan, Al—37 Beacher, Eleanor—36, 112, 113 Canion, Peggy—36 Childers. Gary—36, 132 Craig, Don Crow, Jesse—127 Cummins, Janelle—36 Davis, Jennefer—9, 36, 87 Eleazer, Richard—36 Flores, Alicia—36,99 Gallagher, Dinah—36 Garrett, Ralph—35 Gatz, Suzie—36 Gomez, Mr.—134 Graham. Fred—36. 103, 133 Haug, Jerry Coach Ed Jones—66, 71 Koehler, Dennis—134 Lavender, Lucy—34 Loidl, Mary Lou—3, 35 Mehlhorn, Kenneth—36, 134 Meza, Bertha—36 Miller, Bill—36, 50, 64. 71, 127 Miller, Pamela—36 Musslewhite, Rix—37, 132 Pyron, Betty—37, 100, 135 Robledo, Sarah—37 Rippetoe, Scott—37 Salinas, Darrell Sanders, Jacquelyn—36 Sklar, Bill—36 Stegall, Karen—37, 88 Stegall. Roy—35, 62 Sturgeon, Oscar—71 Suarez, Enedelia—35 Swinnea, Jeff—37, 144 Von Rosenberg, Ray—37 Walton, John—37, 134 Wienrich, Tim Westfall, Susan—75, 105 Wiley, Jim—37 Wilson, Kathy—37 Wolter. Mary Jean—37 Zieschang, Peggy—37, 38. 40, 42. 43. 57. 86. 103 143 In Memory Once a coach, always a coach. Coach Swinnea sits among coaches at a pep rally. 144 CLASSES.. . page 8 Ida Cortez. Elisa Alvardo, and Rosemary Rivera join the sophomore class decorating stores and cars downtown during spirit week. Adding it all up ACADEMICS... page 86 Andy Ritchie looks over his homework during a break in Child Development. COVER (Front: top to bottom) Crowd cheers as Hounds fall to West Oso Bears, 70-50. Will Parks joins seniors in building the bonfire. (Back: top to bottom) Kim Davis, Lisa Mutchler, Sonya Flores, and Jeff Holland work dur- ing an experiment in chemistry. The band yells during the battle cry. Hounds beat Goliad for homecoming. V - SPORTS. . . page 38 David Brooks gains yardage dur- ing a Freshmen football game. ACTIVITIES. . . page 92 Laura Perez, Andra Rabke, and Billy Mireles march during half time.